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

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1951 volume:

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Activities Page 2 Page Page Page Page Foreword Always we of Marysvllle are conscious of thus Pacnflc Northwest s beauty At every turn we see a different phase of this natural wonderland To the east, at dawn we watch the sun nse over Mount Pllchuck a glorlous pxcture to behold as the Sound beautiful nn all its moods On wmter days II ns sometlmes lashnng and fierce, and ln summer the peaceful waters are dotted wlth craft of all kinds, and bathers play ln the lazy combers Also wxthln easy reach are many beautiful rlvers and streams where we ptcnlc ln the shade of the huge trees we have come to take so much for granted In the mldst of all thus beauty, we of the annual staff thought ll logical to choose scenery as the theme for our '51 Qull Ceda Page 3 . . . . , its first rays begin to color the mountainside and the woodlands. To the wcst is , . N In ,al 5016515 11015212 lx MW' Back row Mr Gllbert C 'Vlnlls Superintendent Mr Emery Clerk Mrs W Rose lzastsnde Dttrtct Mr Everett Elzea Anderson Kellogg Marsh Dxstrtct 'Vlr C D Letfer Nice Chalrman Westslde Dnstrnct Nut pictured Mr Martm Wal Chairman Shoultes Drst :ct lrunl ron Mrs Bette Carpenter lnams Tulaltp Dnstrnct Board of Educatlon Every thtrd Monday of each month the members of the Marysvtlle School Board meet tn the office of the Superintendent Here such busmess ts attended to as the htrtng of new teachers stgnmg of contracts, pur chaslng of operating suppltes for the schools or dts cussmg school problems that come up Thetr bustness doesnt end after each Monday as there are many outsxde dutles to attend to, including good publtc relattons and durtng the time when the State Legislature IS In sesston worktng for the passage of legtslatton for the good of the schools Each month the Snohomish County Directors hold a meeting, dtscussmg common problems or brmgmg up odd and dtfflcult ones Thus makes for better under standtng and runmng of the schools The Board conststs of flve clttzens who donate their time as members Mr Everett Elzea, Presldent of the Board, representative of West Marysvtlle Mrs J W Rose, representative of East Marysville Mr C D Letfer representattve of Shoultes Mr Emery Ander son representatne of Kellogg Marsh Mr Martin Wll hams representatne of Tulaltp Mrs Bette Carpenter clerk The members of each Board are lnvlted to attend one state mde conventlon sponsored by the Washington State School Dtrectors This conventton ts a yearly occurrence durmg the ftrst week tn December Last year tt was held tn Vancouver and the coming one ts scheduled for Spokane Durmg the past year a hugh Interest has developed concerntng the butldmg program The completion and occupatton of the new Liberty School, and the con structzon of the new addxtton to the Htgh School have become reallttfs The Board members are alwavs on the alert to make a better school, and so provide better opportunities for Marysvtlle s students Page 7 'f5:xf1l - bi - , , L1 l . q BA . A I - ,. 5 -- It x Q 5 ' if 1 W7 B. l .f 3 . A fa: Q V - -as I. X 1 V , . L J I C rf , ': .' ' 3 .S g '. .',.' As': . , , . ' A g . . . . , ' - ' , ' ' ' ' . ' : . ' '- , , r' . ': . , ' , ' ' ' . o . K , y . 3 D - - t ' ' 3 - ' - l 1 5 ' 3 - 9 , v - ' 7 - p . . . . , . . . . , . . . . . . - . I Q . , . . , . l . Q . . . . , I I . . . Mr. Anderton Miss Borger Mr. Branigan Miss Davis ROLAND HALLSTROM-B.S. W.S.C., Teaches agriculture, Veteran's Supervision, Sophomore Class Adviser, FFA Adviser, Sportmank Club. RAY HARMON.4B.S. NW Teachers' College, Oklahoma, M.A. Tulsa University, Directs band, orchestra, chorus, Pep Band Adviser, Rifle Club Adviser, singing, swing band. Mr. Dyer Mr. Gibson Mr. Hallskrom Mr. Harmon Mrs. Henning Mrs. McCloskey t acts bout EDWIN ANDERTON-B.S. Oregon State, Teaches mathematics, Freshman Class Adviser, Boys' Club Adviser, drives players' bus, Freshman Orientation, studyhall.. EDITH BORGER-B.A. and graduate work at U. of W., Librarian, teaches English, Quil Ceda Adviser, annual staf. TOM BRANIGAN-B.S. W.S.C., Teaches driving and studyhall, coaches foot- ball, baseball, assists in basketball, M Club Adviser, skull practice. NELLIAN DAVIS-B.A. Denver University, Teaches shorthand, bookkeeping, and has charge of oice, Freshman Class Adviser, Freshman Orientation, typing. HAMILTON DYER-B.A. U. of W., Teaches typing and shorthand, Triple T. Adviser, has charge of student finances, golf, typing. LAWRENCE GIBSON-B.A. St. Oaf College, B.A., M.A. U. of Iowa, Teaches physics, chemistry, psychology, visual aids and assistant principal, Boys' Counselor, junior Class Adviser, Projection Crew Adviser, photography. MRS. GRACE HENNING-B.A. U. of W., Teaches art and English, poster, advertising and decorations Adviser, Sophomore Adviser, leathenvorlt. MRS. MAXINE McCLOSKEY-M.S. U. of W., B.A. St. Olaf College, Teaches home economics and has charge of cafeteria, FHA Adviser, Girls' Club Adviser. fig' , The Facult ffl 7 'viii' is W F- .. .. , ' ' . ,I A' T .. so , V A .1 Ae, 'fr .7 ,li .. '55 fi ,ini nw.. -, -1 -s , . as g R. f ,YQ A N , 4 ...A in A, - g' .gi M Mrs. Olson MRS. LILLIAN OLSON-B.S. North Daltota State College: Teaches home eco- nomics: FHA Adviser, junior Class Adviser: handicraft. TOIVO PIIPPO--B.S. U. of O.: Teaches physical education, health. first-aid, coaches basketball ,golf, tennis, assists in football: M Club Adviser. Boys' Intramurals: skull practice. JURELL POWELL-B.A. Baylor University, Waco, Texas, B.E. P.L.C.: Teaches Spanish, English, and Latin: Girls' Club Adviser: drill team, tumbling. WALLACE ROUNDS-B.A. Oregon State College: Teaches woodshop and mechanical draw- ing: KOP Adviser, Stage Crew Adviser: noodshop. GLENN SAVAGE-Kansas City Automotive and Electric: Tcachcs autoshcp. maintains the busses, drives a school bus. NIARJORIE SMITH-B.A. U. of Wh: Teaches physical education. health. first-aid: Girls' Turnout Adviser, Girls' M Club Adviser, Tumbling and Girls' Tennis Coach: follr dancing, archery. FLOYD TURNER-B.A., M.A.. Whitman College: Teaches English. speech and rctail selling: Director junior and Senior Plays. Dramatics Club Advisor: dramalicy. ROBERT VIRGIN-B.A. Whitman College: Teachers U.S. History, Washington History, vocational civics. English and journalism: Torch Club Adviser, Senior Class Adviser, Tomahawk Adviser: music appreciation, study hall. MRS. LUCILLE WILSON-B.A. U. of WH: Teaches Lf. S. History, vocational civics and studyhall: Girls' Counselor, Senior Class Adviser: Freshman Orientation, sewing. Mr. Rounds Q Mr. Piippo Miss Powell HOWXARD WOOD-B.S. W.S.C.: Teaches agriculture: Fresh- man Class Adviser. FFA Adviser: laxidermy. ALEX ZEMECK-B.S. U. of W.: Teaches biology, Washing- ton History. and studyhall: coaches track. Freshman foot- ball and basketball: M Club Adviser: skull practice. z -wt Mr. Savage ,jnv i 'Agp 'M Miss Smith Mr. Turner Mr. Virgin Mrs. Wilson E' Mr. Wood Mr. Zemeck U' QP' -as i f Q7 ' s , N . YN-'.:22L1'Tf 31. 6'fQ '.'f :gpm 14 Esgiw QX ,lv A 'ji xl uv-f 5 - V' is ' -.iQ A S 'p 4 5 Q,. A'-lv-,Q i f ' A l .252-'-625.132 uxiyq 'A .y Q .Q - p in fl! ,, Xt. '. -4 V .4 Ti K . Q A .g 1 ,AQ ' Q FRN ,, -M 5, . Q I -A . H , '4 xx' V xiii X i i . A. . 'rf ,' 512,51-Fifi. ., ae . T' Y ., , ' 1 ' 1715 libs- ' .1 1- 4 ' 'tvr Ns N .I ,SA 'W H D ,rf Ki' A I 'te N. J' sJ4V41 1 N 3 .. - fi .. X 1.4 '11 .,Qiu- - Q ' 'I 1' 9 Q Dm QQ. S lv ,Y , ,v 4 I nr Q ev' ..- g .omni W9 Anus .xr i 'Z' . 1 'Q .4 ws in ! lf, jf of . fs? i 8 in A A 5? we - l 22552 PN la Ei -M- 'nf 4 ,,..h-,.....--an-I k, -.,. 1 . s ' A irfxmdw 4 .5 -P I 3' 3 ' s Z x I Y J LS? 1 'Y' And in conclu-ion . . . -Speech The wheels go 'round.-Woodshop ll Goes to Class emironment in which he lixes. Speech class deals with the fundamental steps in speech making and delivery of a speech. In voodshop the students make cedar chests. end tables, lamps. bookcases. or anything else they mas' like to make. Students in autoshop learn the care and maintenance of cars and huses. With the ever-increasing number of students an effort has been made to provide more classrooms which have heen needed for several years. l'nder construction at the present time is a new addition to the high school. to include a modern music room. new showers. and storage rooms. Vihen the need for more classes and rooms arise, these also uill he added. so there will aluavs be a vell- rounded education available at Marysville High School. 1 v s -if ' 'ig xv: al Talent in angon.-Art ll 4 HH! Dltwu Offset Girls 'X our nook is due -Libraruins 5-.aa I H ' .ill thi't-t- groups C3rt'l1t'str.l, liilllkl, .intl Chorus tit in uit-is .it .ill Iiint-s. A spring CUl1Lg4'I'f is also ht-ing i1l.:nnt-tl. .-Xs st-p.n-.ltr groups tht-y lmxt- n1.1dL- t-st' shtmni 's lor tht-inst-lit-s, .ind outstqint' - -:- ls t'llt-nl ling nit I1 l t 1-s 1-ll t-.11-h Ulgtllill-lllhll itill ht- chost-n to pairtitipaitt- in tht- Snohonnsli fonntx Nlusit' lit-st1x.1l to ht- ht-ltl in lixtrtlt on Nlay ll. lllls Xl'.lI' lUl'IV llpnllld-Cllllllllg lIlllNlCI.lllN llitlklt' Ill! , . . Int- lmntl .1 l7-lllll uhlt'h has iiiiprovc-tl lIlKll'I' rlit- lmilon ol Nh. ll.1rn1on. oxt-r lust vt-.li-'s groizlr. lt Il'tlLlt' in-nv pulwlit .lIVP1'.lI'.lIlK'l'N -thc first .it tht- lzxt-rgrt-tn St.1t1 . s lllll' .it Nlonrot- lor .in aftt-rnoon pt-1-lor1n.1nt'1-. l lvl .ilxons on lH.llHl to play at tht- foothalll gziint-s. .intl dis- pI.1xt-tl nmrtlnng .ihilitv in roavpt-rntlnii with tht- th-ill It-.1n1. During haslst-thaill st-.ison studt-nts from t-.ith st-tv tion ol tht- l5.Illd for-nxt-tl .1 Pt-p liand which pl.IYt'Ll it .ill haunt- grunt-s. Un Nou-inht-r il our hand had tht- prixilt-gc of hearing tht- Nmy Hand in il matinvt- con- t't-rt .lt tht- Civic Auditorium in lfxt-rt-ii. il his snninit-r our hand will rcprt-st-nt our school in t't-lt-hrzitions .ind pairzidt-s in this part of tht- st.1tt-. Tht- Ort-ht-strzi is compost-tl ol .ihont forty slildfllts from hoth tht- junior high .ind tht- high sfhool. Bring- ing honit- honors from tht- Wt-stt-rn Wlisliiiigttui Solo ffontt-sl this vt-.ir ist-rv Dit-It lli'!l1lllll. llhl Nlnt- xvtlllilfl' Vzmtt-. and fiingt-r Hoist-ll who rt-11-ixt-d il rating of 1-xct-llt-nt on thc-ir uonduintl trio nuniht-r: :incl .1 string trio t'0Illp0Nt'Ll of Norma flt'2lMl-Ufll, -Ioy lurnt-r. .ind ffollt-t-n Simons who t-zirnt-Ll tl supt-rior rating. Shirlt-y S:1x.1gt- klt'L'UlllPill1lt'1l hoth groups. il ht- kjl'L'l1l'NIFil itill pt-rforni .it liat'Cal.11lre-.1tt- .intl ffonuntnt't-nrt-nt lixvr- t'ist-s this spring. filll5Rl 'S Hatl rung Nlosi-s. H. Havne. Doug Brnshler. llohhy, IS. NI.-Cut. kehvrg, Sdnts-ford, S. Knnilu-hrrg. l'l.ilfifld. Pft-iff, K. l..1rsnn, Nloliu-r. U. Nlorgnn. RM-int-, l..nntsnt. D.innsh. Duc. 'l'11tLt-r. Gorda-r, C. larson. Nl. plll'fU'lll4lfl, ITIPYII nm: Prim-. lin-rs. Don ,sl'.l5hll'l', Htndnl, l.o1t-.iu, Nlr. lidfllluli, dirt-tior. .Nt-tnntl l.. Nlfhollw. I.. J-lL0lTN0lY. Donn.: Xndi-rson, loft-nl. Ci. Nitholls, mn: Spt-nn-r. H1-nry, Hu-wood. D. Sharp. Shl'1'llltlIL N. K.nn. llnnu-r. Woods. liodd. ll-lg-ln. Ainong tht- xt-.1r's .ictixitit-s of our fortysxoitw- flioriis tht- t'on1plt-tion of tht- nnisit' l'00llls in tht- nt-it addition u.1s fhristnms tniroling through tht- h.1lls of xlit- high io tht- school. I-l1l'Nl' will proxidc t'l.1ss ll1NIl'll1-liUl1 .Ind school. llns it-.ir lor tht- lirst ti111t- tht- fihorus mort- pr.1t'tit't- roonis .llltl storzigt- sp.1t't- for gouns, nniforins, roht-s tluring tht-ir t'ont'1-rts. II-llK'Nl' gowns .1rt- non .incl ll1NITllllH'l1lN, .mm-tl by tht- s.-html .intl .1rt- ust-tl hoth hy tht- Choi-ns lit-longing to tl n1nsit'.1l group is fun. tlllll proxidt-s .intl hx glllklllklflllg st-niors. lM0l1N'llll5i'f'NUl tl1t'fili1u'l1s, .in opportiinitv to l.1lst- tl t'oopt-r.1tixt- part in .1 uorls- Shirlt-y lx.1nilst-ht-rg .llld hloyrt- fjoflnin. p.1rtit'ip.ut-tl in ing 0I'g.llllI..Ii0l1. ln loolsing l'v.1t'ls oxt-r tl profitahlt- iht- n1.1ss thou' .II ilmt- XX 1-stt-rn XX.1shingion Solo C'onlt-st, yt-ar. Ulll' lHllNiCiJl1N hopt- von lLlXL' t-iiiovrd tlwir vfforts ht-ld this yt-.ir in St-.itllt-. .is iniith .is tht-y l1QlX t- 1-njoyt-tl pt-rforniing. lht- Nlusit' lit-p.1rnnt-nt ls lU0lxll1g for-u.u'd t-.lgt-rlx to Pi!-Qt' l f gases H SENIOR OFFICERS Doug Brnshler V P Mrs Wilson Adviser jim Harrison Sec Carol Crist Treas Mr Vir gm Adviser Bert ONeil Pres Class of 51 Sometime between 1931 and 1934 the pres nt Senior Class came into being and through the years the mem bers have gradually gathered together into the Class o 51 Four short years ago green Freshles crept into the halls of MHS to see what it was all about The Seniors greeted us with a dance leading our class were Gene Butch Spencer with Miss Iybeck and Mr Ander as advisers A picnic at Davies cllmaxed our first year As Sophomores we were used to the ways of the school, and gained prommence in school activities Our officers were Bob Clark Veda Bosworth nm Harrison Merrill Clapp Miss Lybeck and Mr Hallstrom were our ad visers We started our umor year with vim and vigor, sponsoring a Flying Saucers soc hop during football season In the spring we ventured into a ungle Fan tasy for our umor Prom and honored the Seniors Page at the umor Senior Banquet Heading our class in our first year as upperclassmen were Marie acobson, Nancy Kamkeberg, Lois Baxter Kathleen Hudson Advising us were Miss Lybeck Mrs Olsonj and Mr Gibson Mother Is A Freshman was the traditional umor Play We selected blue and gray as our class colors We began our Senior year at dear old MHS with mg lessons before hand The Patsy was successfully staged under the direction of Mr Turner We chose the gardenia as our class flower and We are not Clreamers but builders as our class motto We were proud of the large number of our members in Torch Club sports and other activities The Commencement Exercises were the last link that bound us to our high school life, which has ended all too soon but we shall always treasurer the memories of our good times to gether 16 . 9 f S6 77 ' 6' . ' B ' ' as n , ' - J ' Sl0Ck. Laffy LOZCHU. CNC Hemekes Bob ,l0hl1S0n, our Senior Ball Dreamers' Holiday, sponsoring danc- cs rs ' ,' A . ton ' h sn sy r ' , 0 CK. . . . . . . . , J, y v ,Ii ' 1 i U I . - , , . . . 0 ' cs ' nv ' 5 - 5 l - K - ' ' CC ,Y ' j ' J ' ' DAVE BENTHIN Entered '47: F.F.A. 1. 2, 5. 4: Vice Pres. 5: Pres. 4: F.F.A. Con- vention 5: Stagecrew 2. 5, 4: Camp 4. VEDA BOSWORTH Entered '47: Torch I, 2, 5, 4: Quil Ceda, assist. ed. 5, ed. 4: Turn- out l, 2, 5, 4: M club 2, 5. 4: F.H.A,, rep. 5: Student Council 2, 4: Band l, 2, 5, 4: Songqueen 5: Jr. Play: Sr. Play: U of W conf. 2: Librarian 5: Office 4: Ch. Courtesy Comm. 4: Camp 4. DONALD BRASHLER filtered '47: A.S.B. Treas. 4: Student Council 4: Jr. Play: Band 1, 2, 5, 4: Pep Band 2, 5, 4: Chorus 5. 4: Drama club 4: Camp 4. DOUGLAS BRASHLER Entered '47: Torch 5: jr. Play: Sr. Play, Quil Ceda 4, Bus. Mgr. 4: Band 1, 2, 5, 4: Chorus 5, 4: Class Vice Pres. 4: Drama club 2, 5, 4: Camp 4. MERRILL CLAPP Entered '47: Torch 1, 2, 5, 4: Nl club 2. 5, 4, Sec. 4: Quil Ceda 1: G. C. Council 1: Turnout 1. 2, 5, 4: Band 1. 2. 5. 4: Songqueen 5: Art club 5: Pep club 5, 4: F.H.A. 5: Class Treas. 2: Toma- hawk staff 5: Concerts l. Z, 5, 4: Camp 4. ROBERT CLARK Entered '47: M club 1, 2, 5, 4: Vice Pres. 5: Class Pres. 2: Boys' club Vice Pres. 5: Sgt. of Arms 4: Smoker Z, 5. 4: Base- ball 1, 2, 5, 4: Basketball 5, 4: Football 2, 5, 4: K.O.P. 1, 2: Frosh football: Ski club 4, Vfce P'-es. 1. JOYCE COFFIN Entered from New Port High. Calif.. in '49: Torch 5. 4: Toma- hawk 5, 4, Co-ed. 4: G. C. Council 5: Student Council 5. 4: lr. Play: Drama club 5: Pep club 4: Pacific Slope Conf. 5. CAROL LRIST Entered '50 from Pasadena City College. Pasadena, Calif.: Songqueen 4: Class Treas. 4: Ski club 4: Pep club 4: College Conf. 4: Camp 4, CATHY CRIST Entered '50 from Pasadena City College. Pasadena. Calif.: Song Queen 4: Ski club 4: Pep club 4: G. C. Council 4: Gen. Ch. Mothers Day Tea 4: Turnout 4: College Conf. 4: Camp 4. Page I7 Seniors CLAUDE ALLEN Entered '47: Football 1: F.F.A. l, 2, 5. 4: Stage Crew DONNA ANDERSON U Entered '47: T.T.T. 4: Chorus 5, 4: Concerts 5. 4. BARBARA BAILEY Entered '47: jr. Sr. Banquet Committee: Frosh Day Committee: College Conf. 4. ROBERT BAYNE Entered '47s M club 5. 4: K.O.P. 5. 4: Quil Ceda 4, Sports Ed. 4: Movie Op. 2, 5, 4.: Jr. Play: Sr. Play: Drama club 5. 4: Foot- ball 1: Basketball l: Track 5: Chorus 4: Camp 4: College conf. 2. LOIS BAXTER Entered '47: Torch I, 2, 5, 4: M club 2. 5, 4: Girls club Pres. 4: Vice-Pres. 5: Class Sec. 5: Ch. March of Dimes 5: Student Coun- cil 4: Girls club Council 5, 4: Turnout l. 2, 5, 4: U of W' Conf. 4: Band 1, 2. BETH BEDFORD Entered '47: Torch 1, 2, 5, 4: club 5, 4: Ir, Play: Drama club 1, 2, 5, 4: Pepband 5: Band l. 2. 5, 4: Drill Team 5: Rifle club 2, 5: Art club 5: F.H.A. 5. A Seniors WX und In u 1, . w lg v . . .IIA Incl L 0 .1 .ns -1 I 'I . nw nnf. g H .I-' 3 S -IU Iv fgef . . DRI.-KN IDANIISII fnlere-d '-1'g H .-. . :.' ' .0 14' l1Ii.l Incl . -. 2' N1 . 1' .. 'r . n'-s .-.In .25 'urss-. .-I:Snu'-r' FRANK I5IfISI:I I I5 ' IJ 1l6'I'z't.I'4' H1 ,. x' .-. .4:I .I..-X. udul' 'mu 4. ONN.-X IJIYIHIARIC II Ifnlcred '4 :'I'nrcI1 Hub I, 2. 5, 4: NI cIuI'v 1. 5, -lg GlrIa fIuI1 Su.-11G.C.CuunuI !:'I'urnuu1 I, 2, 5. -1: Ifand I, 2, 5. 41 fun rvrh 1. 5. 4: Svngquern I: IH- v club I. 1. Art club ig'I1nn.uh.1 I , . ,II I: I'.I 'I..-X. 5: IJr.lm.l I. -3 f .xreer Ihx I, C .Imp 4. NI IDICIKINSON :nrered '-I . v 'nv c 'u .-. . . ' '- es. iz. . w. N ' 1I I. 4: QUII f'ed.1 I..1n1sr,bus.n1gr. 4ZSll1lI!'l'1lcLUllI'N'I :.YN-'.1 .,g x-..1..,u ' :,er . grux 'v . 3 'new nun. g r.. .r- .1 I. ENCIQ IJl'f tnrcred '4 : .-. . 3 I- -1 -, , 'e- rr-. ': .I ent 1 I 1 1' 'U . 1, f, urns. Sv SQA QI 3 sig 'CW HIEIIEN DI 'NCQ-XN I-nn-red '4'3 I.-nh 1IuI1 I, 2. 5. lg NI 1IuI'1 5. 4. 'I.'I.l. 1 FHA. 5. I9.I'I,.-X. fnnxenllon 5: 'lumhllng le-.lm I, 1. I. I lumblxng team mgr. I. Inrnuur I. 2. I. 1. jIESSIi FMORY Entered '-47: I.iI1rnrl.m -41'I'.I'.'I'.4:f'Imrm 5. I. BARBARA FAl,'ffIf'I I' Entered '4f1'I'urfI1 rIuI1 I. 4: Ilunmhaulc 5. 43 'I'.'I'. I. I. IL ,-Kr! 4IuI1 I: DrlII team I: Dranm CIuI'v I. 4, I1 CWII-'e 4. RALPH FI.E'I'C.HIER Ifnu-rrd '40 from Hudson. NI,uw.. I.I ., x. I, 1, I: I.I..-f.. Hn ka-:hull I: Camp -1. I Ol 'ISI2 GERRY Ifnlered '49 from f.lshnu're: 'Iurch 1IuI'1 I. l. 5. 4: Stud: Council -I: ,I'.II'.'II. -8. I Imrus -3. KIXRX GI IQASON I lx1411'cI41':II'urcI1 nIub I. 1. 5. 41,-Xrlf,IuI'1 5. JOY UURIJILR ILn'rrenI '-I from I xvrrtl. K hurnx 5. 111011-'4-rtx 5. 1. -IUIITN GROINNINKI Ifntvred '49 from Ifxvwtl. Smoker 5. I. I1I1r.lrx 5. MARGARET GI 'Ii I I IIN I,nu-reLI -I : Iurn I1 IIIIIV 1.2. I. 4. AI .IuI1 1. 5. I: QulI C rsIl 2. I, J, Bus. Shir, fl. II.mnI I. 2.1--m--ru I. 21 IJrlII Immun I. ' . . . , I , 53 Dram.: rIuIv I. 1. I. I: Pep uuIw I. 2. 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I-ntered 4 Golf 5 4, Stage crew Z, 5, 4. NOT PICTURED BARBRA SIKVELAND Entered 'SI from Circle. Montana, Basketball I, Chorus 1, Pep club 1. 2, 5, 4: Band 2, 5, jr, Play 5. HANK WILLIAMS Entered '48 from Wapato, Re-entered '50 from Wfapato, Foot- ball 2: Chorus 4. Seniors DONITA SHARP Entered '47, Chorus Z. 5, 4, T.T.T. 4: Drama club Z. FRANCIS SHELDON Entered '47, M club 5, 4, Football 4, Basketball 5, Frosh Football, Tennis 5, 4, Projection crew 2. 5, 4: Baseball 4: Smok- er 4, College conf. 5. OLIVER SIMONSON Entered '50 from Wenatchee, Stage crew 4, DALE SMITH Entered '47, Torch club 2. 5, 4: M club 5. 4: Band I. 2. 5: Chorus 4, Concerts l. 2. 5. 4: Majorette 4: Tumbling team 2. 5, 4: F.N.A. Pres. 4, Health Girls 4, Drama club 2. 5, Pep club 4: Career Day 5, Rifle club 2, F.H.A. 5, Turnout I, Z, 5. 4, Art club Sec. 5: Ski club 4. ANN SMITH Entered '47, Student Council 5, Turnout 1. 2: Class Princess I. 2, F.H.A. 5, Concerts 2. GENE STOCK Entered '47, Torch club 1, 2. 3, 4. Sec, 4: club 2. 5. 4: Frosh Football, Frosh Basketball, Football Z. 5, 4: Basketball 2. 5. 4, Baseball I. 4, Student Council I, 5: Smoker 5. 4: College Conf. I, Marshal 5: Track 4, Sr. Play, Free Throw Trophy 4. JO WF! 'IOUV ' af 5 'r Bert ONe1l Don Tompk ns Nancy Kanxkeberg Ruth Hgwell Co 'nmencement Our Commencement Days began with Class Day on Thursday May 24 which was the last school day for the semors Lotuse Gerry was the chairman for the program Donna Dettrlch read the Class Hnstory and Dale Smith the Wxll Then Dorothy Malls looked mto the future to show us ourselves twenty years from now Movmg up exercises ended the program and we sud denly realized as we gave up our seats to the umors that our hugh school days were really over We then received our ll Cedas and were busy for hours slgn mg our names After practxcmg for Baccalaureate all mormng on May 25th we felt we were ready for the real Services held May 27th with Rev Luscombe glvmg the sermon Glenn Koplntz was chairman of this servxce whxch we shall long remember Then for the home stretch and Commencement Agam we practiced-on May 29th and 31st After much marching fand rermmscmgj we were ready for the real thmg Then we were graduating' Nancy Kamkeberg gave the Valedlctory and Ruth Howell was Salutatonan The other speakers who helped us realxze the real meanmg of Commencement were Bert O Nell Class President and Don Tompluns, Class Speaker Many awards and schol arshlps were given to deservmg graduates and finally we were given our dnplomas Don Brashler was Com mencement chalrman Elame ewett headed the commnttee for our After Graduauon Party which we all enjoyed So ends a happy four years Don Brashler Glenn Koplitz Louise Gerry Elaine Jewett ftft Rive X in -J Page 22 T Lt. ef ' 5.-.X A M ' . 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' Tomahawk Honors SCHOLASTIC HONORS I aleducloruan Nancy Kanukeberg Salutatoruan Ruth Howell Gold Torch Pans Lous Baxter Beth Bedford Veda Bosworth Merrull Clapp oyce Coffin Donna Dettruch lum Duckunson Barbara Faucett Louuse Gerry Mary Gleason Margaret Guetluh Chuc Hemeke Shurley Hovuk Ruth Howell Nancy Kanukeberg Shurley Ka nukeberg Glenn Koplutz Dorothy M ls Margaret Moskeland Dale Smuth Gene Stock Don Tompkuns unuor Marshals Bull Wells Gordon Strom ART HONORS Key Award Kent Larson Place Awards Shurley Kanukeberg oan Hulton Barbara Mulls Don Tomp kuns Kent Larson SPORTS HONORS Football Best Blocker Harruson Best Tackler Harruson Inspuratuon Duck Henault Captaun Gene Stock 1951 Captaun Gordon Strom Basketball Inspuratuon Pat Hots Honorary Captaun Pat Hots -Free Throw Gene Stock 1951 Captaun Art Hatch G A A Ball and Chaun Wunners ACTIVITY HONORS Actwuty Plaques Lous Baxter Bob Bayne Beth Bedford Veda Bosworth Doug Brashler Merrull Clapp Bob Clark Carol Crust Donna Dett ruch um Duckunson Helen Duncan Louuse Gerry Margaret Guetlun Helen Hatfield Duck Henault oan Hulton Pat Hots Shurley Hovuk Ruth Howell Nancy Kanukeberg Shurley Kan xkeberg Glenn Koplutz Marge Lorenz Dorothy Mulls Margaret Moskeland Dale Smuth Gene Stock Don Tompkuns MUSIC HONORS Western Washungton Musuc Festival oan Carlson Concert Mustress Woodwund truo Gunger Howell Duck Henault Ina Mae VanderVaate Shurley Savage accompanxst excellent pus Vuolun truo Coleen Sumons Norma Crawford oy Turner, Shurley Savage accompanust-superuor F F A HONORS Buzz Wood Representatuve to Natuonal F F A Conventuon at Kansas Cuty ames Weewue+Representatuve to State F F A Conventuon at Pullman Buzz Wood Awarded State Farmer Degree Dave Benthun Awarded Bankers award Evergreen State Farr Guernsey cattle judgung team Dave Benthun Frank DeBellus ack Koplutz lst Washington unlor Poultry Exposutuon udgung team Frank DeBellus Clarence Due Jack Koplutz lst hughest scorung team 2nd luveburds-2nd egg grad mg Western Washmgton Farr udgung team Dave Benthun Frank DeBellus Bob Kleun 2nd ersey cattlehd Guernsey cattle 3rd Sweepstakes Edmonds Crops Contest oan Hulton Shurley Hovuk Nancy Kanukeberg Marlene udgung team um Buell Dale Mullen Ronald Weeks-3rd Ernckson Margaret Guetlun Marge Lorenz potato judgung and gradung Amerucan Leguon Cutuzenshup Awards DON TOMPKIINS T' -pn:-. 'luv Charles Dohner W Frederuck Dudek Le Roy Haber y Raymond Dole hel Duck Orul Fa h star tho fnuults sclut 'un outstanding bu and gurl to ruuuu thx Cutunn hup awards Iheur duusuon xx based m tourage lcxdcrshup Qcompanuonshupj thuracter struct md s hnlursluup Ihr lk ard us madt possuble thrt ugh the Q uuurt of th Nlxry uullc Xml-ruu1n Leguon Post Numhtr un us ktpt su uuntul thc Commencement lure srs 1945 1947 1948 1949 1950 X I DA BOSW ORIH ix Z' Donna Wagner Ramona Smuth Marylou Houdal Mary Leugh Lundquust Eduth Carlson Page 23 , . . ,, . U I 1 I v S 1 U ' - -J . . . . , ,J , . I ' 7. V 7 I I v U a v v u , , , I . V U 1 ' . . ul. , , . J - . : V 1 , - 1 , ,I , , . - . , . D ' : 3 Y . . J - - . . I 1 : . , - u - 1 ' . . , , J : , , .. . . . J - , .l y - ' . I IJ , , I I I O I C , A ' I' . ' u' v' .-.',. u tx' J. J. ' ' .?' K 4 ' , 'Q f I. A .'. ..' . C Va, V. ll '1 1 I ' I . , ,... , ' CA Inj' u' . . KN ' f H .', ' 'qII:! l H, 4 d . - -'ret , ,. u - . I . . Y - HV H av-Q, Grace an H5 Veda Bosworth Patncxa Doug Brashler Tony Dlclt Henault Trap Busty Marge Lorenz Sadxe Buchanan Gene Wfarren U Flaherty Don Tompkins Mr Harrrngirrn Margaret Moske l1nd Mrs Harrington une Pfelff Grace Gene Stock Bally Cald re The Patsy On the nlght of April 20th the curtain opened to the sensatlonal three act comedy The Patsy Patrlcla, the palsy IS blamed whenever anything goes wrong and 15 forced by her dommeernng mother to remam ln the background nn her home and social life, m order that her sister Grace may be presented to advantage Patsys father, a travelmg salesman I9 solidly on Pa trncnas side and a defmlte thorn nn the stde of his socially ambmous wlfe The old man fmally blows has top and brings about a happy solutxon to a seemingly lrreconcnlable domestic riff Other characters are the young romantic lead Tony Anderson the wealthy Bully Caldwell Francxs Patrlck OFlaherty a lawyer Blllys old girl friend Sadie Buchanan and the independent rugged tax driver Mr Hanlngton I can t say embarassed Page 24 il is Q f H wg ' il 3 I 3 ,xv oust! 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W1 .L ww, ffm, , Class Wlll In the Matter of the Last Will and Testament of the Class of l95l of Marvsvxlle Hiah School Beino of sound mind and bodv we the Senior Class do hereby appoint Robert G Vxram and Lucille Wilson as executors of this our last will and testament Article l To the faculty we leave our textbooks a few old assignments and a case of Hadacol to build uo their strength after thxs years seniors Article Z To the juniors we bequeath our beloved seats in the senior sectlon along with the rxght to go to the assemblies on the first bell Article 3 To the sophomores we will the riqht to tread the halls with the firm and hardy step of juniors provided the faculty is willing Article 4 To the lowly Frosh we leave the hone of becoming dlgnlfied seniors someday and all the gum under the desks in the study hall Article 5 To the school in general we leave our picture hang Ing in the hall and the numerals Sl painted here and there Article 6 The members of the Senior Class of l95l do hereby bequeath the following I Marie Stormo will my abilitv to keep out of trouble to Mary Ellen Smith I Margaret Moskeland will my favorite expre sion Oh belch' to Jerry Parrish for his stomach trouble l Barbara Faucett wlll NOT cry at graduation' I Carl Woge will leave my place on the K O P with the regret that I never got to paddle anyone I Carla Jean Hanson wall the theremometer in the Health I-loom to Dorothy Krag I Veda Bosworth will the road to Arlington to any girl who wants to have a good time I Alese Turk will my freckles and naive wavs to Gwen Nicholls I Lois Baxter Brade will leave to set up housekeeping with Connie I Clarence Due will my Cadillac to any boy who wants to make a hxt with the girls I Joyce Coffin will my clever wit and dry humor to Janet Schneider I Jlm Hill will leave with a srgh of relief that at last its I June Pfelff will my dramatic talent to anyone who along with Mr Turner I Chlqutta Hemeke will leave all chemistry to scientists from now on I Elaine Jewett will my shy and reserved ways toward Sydna Dickinson I Pat Hots will leave my place on the basketball team bow to Bill Wells I Bob Moliter will my Mills I Gene Stock will my Wi'son I Doug Williams will wants to get a side vlew I Don Tompkins will Cherp Kalma I Mary Gleason will my shy manner to anyone who wants to know lots and tell llttle I Shirley Hovlk will my cousin Carol to Ken I-Ielle I Barbara Bailey will not will my car as I couldnt get along without xt. I Claude Allen will my failures in Boy s Home Ec to Larry Lane I Tike Darnlsh will my carefree llfe to Chet McArthur I Merrill Clapp will locker No 126 and everything that falls out to Sandra Wllson I Francis Sheldon will my physique to Oletta LaCours1ere I Naomi Haywood will my cooking talents to all those girls who are engaged I Roger Hotl will leave Patty Lynn here to get along as best she can without me I Cathy Crist will my knlttlng needles to Bud Brashler I Jack Kopllts will my good grades and studxous ways to Lynn Smith. I Frank DeBellls wlll not will my job at Tradewell to anyone because I like lt there I LeRoy Cruver will some of my surplus senior wisdom and dignity to Steven Strom I Helen Hatfleld will bet you guys all envy me for getting out a half a year sooner than you dld all over can get men to with a Saturday nights with Lozeau to Barbara corny okes and singing ability to my curtarn pulling job to anyone who of all the plays a few inches of my towering height to Page I Louise Gerry will my straight A to Louise Nicholls for future use I Raloh Fletcher will leave after quite a struggle I Carol Crist will my song queen skirt to Gordy Crawford I Oliver Slmonson will to Gloria Dockendorf my ability t get along without much effort. I Don Brashler will my psychology book to Jim Krag as I cant understand the stuff I Barbra Sikveland will leave for Norway with relief that Im getting out sooner than I expected to I Ruth Howell will my musical talents to all two fingered pianists I .hm Harrison will my shyness to anyone who wants to keep the girls guesslng I Joan Hilton will my cold corner in College Prep to Marlene Elske Dorothy Mills will leave my sister and father to carry on after Im gone Nancy Kanxkeberg will my naturally red hair to all those glrls that use peroxide Violet Strandberg will my quiet self to some of the Freshmen Donna Dettrich will my job as Girls Club Secretary to someone a good sharp pencil Bill Tucker wlll my pretty specs to Mr Gibson to use for spot ting truants I Shirley Kanxkeberg will my inability to find somethmg to will to one of next year s seniors I Hank Williams will reluctantly bequeath my football ability to John Amb I Jim Ravine will my good looks to any boy wantlng to be the dashing figure of a man I Glenn Koplltz will my ability to get along with Miss Borger to Ken Elske I JoAnn Smith will my job in the office to anyone who wants to get in on all the latest I Dave Benthin will my black hair to Dean Morgan with ing she will put it to good use I Bert O Neil will my I Joy Gorder will my I Jim Dickinson will Endsley Cruver I John Lamont better to Ken Doane I Donita Sharp will my horse to Dick Robertson I Jim Weewie will the F F A tractor to anyone who wants to be down to earth I Jessie Emory will my pretty black curls to Judy Hilton I Marg Lorenz will my sophisticated ways to Fanny Fletcher I Dorothy Olson will to my sister Evelyn the Job of upholding our illustrious name throughout her senior year I Bob Bavne wlll mv calm and collected outward appearance to anyone desiring to be a secret fireball I Chuck Sagage will my green tardy slips to Alf Ladderud I Bob Johnson will my sparkling personality to Mighty Mickey Thompson I Margaret Guetlin will my ability to I Donna Anderson will mv pleasing I Dick Henault will my clarinet to and blow I John Gronning will my mecharucal like to get good and greasy I Dale Smith will my typing ability 136 words per minute! to Dianne O Neil I Bob Clark will what I fondly call a car to Dave Anderson I Marlene I-Iemxnger will my job punching holes in A S B cards to Ethel Woods I Doug Brashler will mv Innocent questions about physics and psychology to poor Mr Gibson I Larry Lozeau will my Wlne women and song to Bill Morgan until I come back for them I Beth Bedford w-Ill my wealth of wlsdom to anyone who wants to get along well with the world Know this all men that this our last will and testament is signed this last day of May l9Sl in the presence of Tommy Hawk and Mary Sville witnesses ears to Peter Cottontall big blue eyes to Bill Delllnger my ability to argue in a convincing tone to known as Sugar John will my lucky frame drive to Jack Shew smile to Arlette Cantrell someone who likes to blow ability to anyone who would TOMMY HAWK MARY SVILLE 16 e 1 I I - , ' ' I . ' ' ' ' o. : If 'I , A ' ' 5 ,. ,, . ' I' ' I I h ' . Q . I . . I' I l ' I A ' 1 1 , I, ' A ' ' ' I I . . 5 , I ,, V A,, ll , V ' ' . - . l l' . . I, Helen Duncan, will my ability to tumble to Betty'BoswOrth. hop- , , ' ' ' ' ' Ma . ' , ' A U , ' . Class Prophec lt ls hot today June 2 1961 as we stroll down Marysville s busy 5th avenue Our cxty has grown lnto a large modern metropohs these last ten years due largely to the efflclent control of Mayor Burton ONex1 not to mentxon the Hots clgarette company run by Roger and Harold ls your throat cool' Smoke Hots' Several others from the worthy class of 51 are also VIP s Mlle Shirley Kanlkeberg is a famous Parxslan dress designer and one of her creations was featured ln Vlolet Strandburgs Broadway shop for two years No one had enough dough to buy If untxl Shxrley Hovik and Clarence Due an old marrled couple came for a vxslt back from Alaska where they are ralsxng cabbages and klds B111 Tucker ls straw boss of their 15000 acres The largest super station on the west coast ls owned by Donna and Chuck Savage lt s north of town and flne work is done by their chief mechanlcs Jlm Harrison John Gronning Jlm Weewle and Dave Ben thln Oh here we are ln front of the NEW high school' Yup bullt sn 19Zll' Lets go sn and look around lts the last day of school and look theres Joyce Coffxn' What are you dolng here' Oh youre asslstlrg Mlss Borger' Fine' Say lve heard some strange rumors about this place' Just who are the principal and Bob Clark and Margaret Guetlln' Well what do ruperlntendent now? you know' There ls ing chemistry but right now he ls looklng at a the microscope The smell must be from the Home Ec room see brown halr through Helen Duncan the teacher ls making some uh pate de fole gras Yup thats the way lt goes' But its too nlce today lets go out and look around again Well look whos coming' Chick Hemeke Francisco Alese Turk Clark Jo Ann Smlth Bates Elaine Jewett Wells Lola Baxter Brady Naomi Hammond Haywood Jesse Emery White and Louise Gerry Dockens all pushing baby carrxages Quite a processlon isnt lt' We go by the grocery store wxth Frank Debellls stfll there and come to the new bus statlon. Why dont we take one of these sfght seeing tours that Dale Smlth advertfslng manager for Greyhound has been telling us about? Lets buy our tlckets from Marlene I-lemmlnger and get aboard The drlver looks famlllar well hello Mr V' And the guide with the knowledge of hlstory fs none other than Ma Wllson An fnterestlng slght ls seen a few mlles north of town its the bomb shelter plant owned and operated by Claude Allen Ollver Slmon son and Jack Kopllts but the only reason the thlngs sell fs because they make good swfmmlng pools when turned upside down I-fave you noticed those slgns along the highway advertlslng the movle starring the new Rudolph Valentlno and Judy Holliday' They are Jlm Ravine and Joan Hilton from our class no less' As we pass Homers Barn you can hear the square dance music Dlck Henaults band ls playlng with Squeak along Howell on second flddle Thats Two Gun Mollter glvlng the calls Golng by Arlington we see Veda Bosworth stlll wlth you know who And there are Mary Gleason and Carla Jean Hanson ln rough looking outflts They are lady loggers up at Darrlngton now Turnlng east at Sedro Woolley to take the new pass over the moun talns Mr V turns on the radio To our surprise we hear Ralph Fletcher playfng his harmonica As we peacefully ride along enjoy ang the scenery a clop clop clop disturbs us Cowboys Doug and Don Brashler on their Appaloosa are chaslng some cows down the road Now we re ln the natxonal forest you can tell by those bears ahead That little man fn the tree throwing flsh to them ls Larry Loseau, chlef bear keeper of the forest. Oh here come the forest ranger and the fire warden Carl Woge and Jim Hill We stop for refreshments at Mt Baker lodge and flnd Pat Olson and June Pfelff modeling ski togs Goxng back to the bus we find a 'foot stlcklng from a drlft Pull lt out somebody and Martha Bedfordlskl world famous wongans champion Barbra Slkveland on the slope practlslng what she llorway well well well' skfer' There ls has learned ln On our way again. we come to Lake Chelan A watching a blg splash out ln the water Oh no' Marge large crowd ls Lorens ls snak lng her 254th try at swlmmfng the length of the lake' Taking advantage of the crowd are Donna Anderson and Donlta Sharp with their hot dog stand Merrfll Clapp and her pilot have their own alrlfner now there lt ls above us Those faces lookfng out the window belong to stewardesses Joy Gorder and Marle Storrno In Chelan as we go through the park who do we see but Senator Adrian Damllh. from the top of a soap box spouting forth hls ldeas on why his eminent colleague James Henry Dlcklnson should be presl dent. A llttle southern gal with her halr hanging down ln rlnglets appears to be absorbed ln all this Barbara Faucett has come from her cotton plantation ln Georgfa for a no thern vacation. Look at the beautiful apple orchard' lt belongs to Barbara Bailey she owns half of eastern Washington now There are Doug Wllllama and John Lamont thlnnlng applest Its easier for John because he doesnt have to bother with a ladder Just outside of Cashmere on a blg ranch ls Dorothy Mllls who flnally found her nlche fn llfe spongfng off her rlch uncle General Mills ln the town at the corner of Hollywood and Vine we see Glenn Koplftx and Bob Bayne fn a Cadlllac convertible They made their pfle dlgglng gold ln them thar hills Going south and then west we come into Snoqualmie Pass. There are a couple of hikers on the road who flag us down They are P E teacher Nancy Kamkeberg and psychologist Margaret Moskeland out for exerclse Finally near the end of our journey we come to Seattle There are quite a few people ln town for the blg baseball game tonight The Seattle Ralnlers managed by Bob Johnson and with Francis Sheldon playing flrst base are playing the New York Yankees When we stop for a red llght Don Tompkins clxmbs aboard with a portfolio under hls arm Hes Art Editor of the Esquire magaslne Il w you know Why ls that long stag line waltxng by the theatre door' I see the famous flnancler Leroy Cruver at the head of lt Oh bo' The posters say that Cathy and Carol Crist are featured ln the chorus llne Oh. boy' Oh. boy! Heres where I get off Goodbye! Page 27 the strangest odor around. let's peek in room 10. Gene Stock is teach- ' AIUNIOR OFFICERS Mr Gibson Advls r Nancy Bergtson .nec Bull Lath op V P Oletta LaCoursxere Sgt at arms M Olson Adv er Evelyn Olson Treas Ken Helle Pres Class This year prow ed to be xery successful for the mighty jumors We sponsored several sock hops and conces sions at football and basketball games We had many actne members lh the Girls M Club Boys M Club Pep Club and letter wmners for the chestra and chorus Included the musically mclmed juniors of which there were many The junior play A Little Honey proved to be a huge success with Bob Landon taking the leading role Again thus year the yell leaders consisted of four lUhl0l' gxrls They were Glorxa Dockendorf Marlene Erickson Ethel Woods and Pat Guetlln The Junior Semor Banquet on February 24 was en Page of 52 joyed by the many attending The theme was Mem ory Lane and the dmner was centered around roast turkey The general chairmen who made this affair such a success were Wayne Carlson and Ethel Woods The PTA mothers offered to cook the dmner under the capable hands of Mrs Elske the dmner was dehcxous On May 4 there was the annual unlor Prom The theme was Sprlngtlme Fantasy and the couples danced to the mustc of Danny Holmstrom and his orchestra amxd the beautiful decorations Mr Gibson and Mrs Olson were our advisers and we deeply appreciate their wonderful work ln helping when they were needed 28 Thus page sponsored by REXALL DRUG ST ORE : . ' , 'eg . f' . ' 1 - ' - - . ., . . - -, . . rs. . , fs: ' ' . -1 . 9 . r ' H . . . ' M . . . , Q Q ,, . r y ', ,' . ' ,tt Sv ' h Q N . . , . , . .. .. ,- . boys in football, basketball, and baseball. Band, or- -U z ' l , ' ' ' . I gt ' ' sa ' tt ' vs V ' ' . T' I l 7 l s In .I v 1 L u Y 'Y ' SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Mr Hallstrom Adviser Frank Mardon V P lanct Sheets Trcas Mrs F nnmg Ad vlser Steve Strom Sec Burton johnson Pres Class of 53 Wlth a total of one hundred and ten students, the sophomore class worked their way through the past year President, Frank Mardon, Vlce President Stephen Strom, Secretary and anet Sheets, Treasurer Our ad vlsers were Mrs Henning and Mr Halstrom We sponsored concesslons both for the football and basketball games The game with Anacortes on Novem ber 10 was a very successful concession nettmg us over S100 Durmg basketball season we had the Darrmgton concession on December 16, which was also very success ful After these two gam s we sponsored sock hops An outstanding number of our students received thelr and Dale Mullen played on the varstty basketball team We were well represented on the second team also Thirty sux students from our class became Neophytes m Torch Club The Dramatlcs Club presented several one act plays with many of our glr s active members We are looking forward to our umor and Sensor years with high hopes and we anuclpate even more profitable years than this Page 30 This page sponsored by BLOOM S 9 Our presiding officers for the year were Burt johnson, M sweaters this year. Chuck Pilon, Gaylon Parker . . - - . . I . i Sophomores Back ron: Clyde Crawford, Jim Curly, Betty Bosworth, Lois Byers, Ruth Britt, Bernie Bagan. Dianne Angus. Second row: Jim Buell, John Bartholomew, Dave Brooks, Darrell Davis, John Emory, Blaine Davis. Front ron: Endsley Cruver, Carol Bills, Grace Callar, Barbara Camp- hc-ll. Nancy Acklus, Don Caudle. Back ron: Evelyn Hatch, Fannie Fletcher, Helen Hill, Ginger Howell, La- Vonne Feeny, Norma Crawford. Second ron: Clarence Kelm, Burton Johnson, Gerald Kalma, Jim Hazen, Jess Ibsen, Eddie Frondorf. Front row: Gordon Johnson, Marsha Harrier, Shirley Haber- ly. Catherine Crider, Marilou Cory, Charles Henault. Back row: Dorothy Krag, Marilyn Kop- lirz, Clara Jacobson, Loretta Jacobson, Karol Manier. Fran Mervyn, Alf Lad- derud. Second row: Patty Lynn Lewis, Don Lyons, Frank Mardon, Kent Lar- sen, Orville Lary, Albert Klimke. Front row: Jean Miles, Neil LeClaire, Rob Lawe, Larry Lane, Pat Knapp. Back row: Pat Moore, Nancy Price, Gwen Nicholls, Shirley Ochampaugh, Marilyn Purteeman, Joyce Richardson, Colleen Simons, Rae Ann Schneider. Second row: Garvin Purtteman, Gaylan Parker, Dale Mullen, Chuck Pilon, Larry Olson, Jim Mullen, Bob McCoy. Front row: Buddie Parsons, Mary Ellen Smith, Janet Sheets, Shirley Savage, Sue Mont- gomery, Jack Melton. Back row: Christine Stormo, Joy Turn- er, Ina Mae VanderVaate, Jo Anne Van Heuvel, Marion Verlinda, Pat Tucker. Second row: Dell Snyder, Ron Weeks, Jerry Tracy, Tommy Wilson, John West- lund, Mickey Thompson, Steve Strom. Front row: Pat Williams, Dorraine Wil- liams, Lois Steigler, Aldine Todd, Jewell Tumer, Myrnalee Winklesky. Not pictured: Bill Campbell, Ione Campbell, Jim Krause, Zenith Kuder, Genevieve Lavander, Etta Otter, Dick Robertson Ken S uires. Freshmen Baile mu: Shi-ila Boyd. Carol Camp- lwll, Nl.irg.irct Charles. Donna Brown, Arlettv Cantrell. Barbara Anderson. Katy Bra-xik. Mary Ann Allen. Second row: Jarklyn B.l!'ll'll'lC'Il1y, Bu7z Carter, Bill Busht-v. Michael Biringer, Donald Brock- rr, Tonya Bloom, Nancy Britt. Fronl mu. Jim B.lrcl.ly. Jim Brooks, Teddy Bergcson, Jim Bayne, Bud Brashler, Owen Carver. Glen Anderson. Hack ron: W'ill.z Marie Forrest, Sydna Dirkinson, Carol Hovik, Zelona Davis, Alice Harfit-ld, Sheila Cox, Ivajo Cook, Nlorris Crawford. Second ron: Lee Duce, Gary Ciordcr. Malcolm Doiron, Ken Els- ke. Jack lfilhi-rt, Claude Caudle. Front mu: Judy Hilton, Bob Curtis, Arthur Dujardin, Bill Doane, Mike Cladoosby, Gordon Crawford, Isabelle Haddox. Back ron: Fred Pilon, Terry O'Brien, Anne Quast, Arliss Peterson, Judy Robi- son, Shirley Roggendorf, Jack Filbert, Oscar Olson. Second row: Corrie Oos- terwyk, Bob Mccleary, Jack Lovell, Bill Morgan, Harry Hansen, Corky Mathews, Ben Lovejoy. Front row: Dick Long, Gloria Olsen, Janyce Overholt, Dona Kelley, Anita Peterson, Shirley Pendleton, Dale Lian. Back row: Mary Miles, Mark Kelley, George Klein, Dean Ledford, Leon John- son, Anita Jones. Second row: Dick Jen- nings, Bill Jacobson, Harry Hansen, Bob Hoffman, Robert Lee, Norma Johnston. Front ron: Shirley Long, Kay Montgom- ery, Ed Hylback, Tom Hazen, Karen Moskeland. Back row: Ken Woge. Ken Williams, Sandra Wilson, Joyce Tyler, Shirley Wiklof, Lorraine Sheldon, Marvin Tracy, Second row: Gary Parker, Gary Stanton, Richard Sowards, Jack Ritland, Gary Stock, Rosene Stevenson, Arden Traut- man. Front ron: Shirley Wilson, Janet Schneider, Lynn Smith, Beverly Stine, La Vonne Sullivan, Howard Thompson. - Not pictured: Beverly Brown, Betty Franks- GladYs Gronning, Clarence Han- son, Zandra Jung, Jack McCotter, Shir- lsr Sharp, Karen Strand, Bonita West- iing '91- 1 E 7 !7 gi C1 l I to right War! ld Ummm Nlar tn: Eru son Stunts H 'Hmtmz N1ncy Bc-rkuon Horn Wmlzm Wayne L1rl on live Ixlz loAnn Nloskr-l1nd Ilu Su f Slut Wan Duck Nyblod nw Ihana H nlnn lwclvn Olon rom fommv Bob Landon, X 33' hs 1 rx Mmton Marv Hvlbaclc lllberr Parker Bull Lathrop De ae- wfw Inns Wqgvlelzamm r Pat Manner Grandma Thornton Oletta '45 lvC.ours1ere Mrs .Simmons cannlne Hurter H if T ' A Blt of Honey 3.zl'm1w The Iumor Play A Llttle Honey, presented Dc cember 1, was a huge success Mrs Mmton a domm eermg mother runs everybody s llfe Roger Mmton, her long suffering husband becomes taken with the southern drawl of Eve Tyler Diana Mmton and Tom Corning furmsh the love Interest Dlanas younger sister erry and her boy friend Albert Parker have their own teen age problems Then Grandma Thorton comes to vlslt and spicy old fashioned advice ns gust what is needed C full I Nme year old Scoots Mmton and her frog have troubles, too Others ln the cast were Delores Megglehammer, Mrs Simmons, and The Sure Shot Man Page 34 s QF' ' eq.. e- . -1, , A e c , 37 W -- 'gs A ' I l ' 'IA 1 . 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Mullen, G. arsity ,Several days before school opened last fall, the Marys- ville gridders began preparing for the football season. A large group of tanned muscle-men, boiling over with enthusiasm, greeted Coach Tom Branigan and his assist- ants, Toivo Piippo and Al Zemeck. Two weeks of staggering blocks and smashing tackles readied Coach Branigan's charges for Bellevue. The Hawks put up a fierce battle but succumbed to a brilliant running attack and a magnificent goal-line stand which held off the Marysville thrusts on four successive downs inside the Bellevue five yard line. The final tally, 14-6, climaxed the dedication of the Bellevue gridiron. Embittered by the loss, the Hawks opened their home season by overwhelming a supposedly strong Viking squad from Lake Stevens, 38-0, with nearly every Tom- BOYS' M CLUB Back row: Johnson, Ravine, Damish, Stock, O'Neil, Hen ault, Parker. Front row: D Mullen, Dickinson, Landon, Ko plitz, Lamont, Clark, Hatch, Mr. Piippi, Mr. Zemeck. Strom, Harrison, O'Neil, Dickinson. Cruver, Crider. Coach Branigan. Front ron: Amb, Ravine, Clark. Parrish. D. Mullen, Carlson, Moses. Football mie getting into the act. The following week, the team traveled to Mount Vernon only to see a hard-earned 12-0 lead turn into a 13-12 deficit. October 12 was homecoming at Marysville, but all were disappointed when Arlington's Eagles outcharged and outran the Tommies 14-6. But all was not bad, for on the next Friday a determined Marysville team, though far behind at halftime, came through and upset highly- touted Burlington 21-20. But the rains came and losses to Edmonds, Sedro-W oolley, arch-rival Snoho- mish, and Anacortes in a close contest. But, surpassing the '49 team which tied highly-favored Twin Cities, the Tomahawks broke out in a fiery display of blocking and tackling to overpower the Cardinals 19-15 and end the season on a high note. T -7 if W i ,. Qu, 'R Nu ZR I vfl X , A e 7 L , I ' 7 .QQ A' :- .A J ' 'S ' Q I v -' 1: . i F 1. 2 .R , yi ' . A Q 'R 5 4 be .2 V -ft. 7 ., 1 , . - ' , QQ, Q FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Back row: Bayne, Lian, O'Brien,,Carter C. Hanson, Hylback, Stanton, Trautman. Second row: Sowards, mgr.5 Parker, Mc- Clearv, Morgan, Mathews, Jennings, Stock, Broeker, Coach M Club The Marysville High School M Club started out the school year by electing officers. These were: Pat Hots, president, Gordon Strom, vice-presidentg and James Harrison, secretary-treasurer. With the financial help of some of the town's or- ganizations the M Club bought doughnuts and cider and organized a Hallowe'en party for the kids in town to prevent their doing destructive pranks around town. In the afternoon some of the boys took the party to the Shoultes and Kellogg Marsh schools, and that evening the high school gym was filled with kids play- ing games and later in the evening dancing. The M Club Smoker, which serves as initiation for new members was one of the best attended and' most thrilling events of the year. Lemeuc. Front row: Tracy, Cladoosby, Ledford, H. Hunan, Bushey, Thompson, Duce, Elske. Freshman Football The first days of turnout we learned plays and got into condition. Dale Lian scored our touchdown against Mount Vernon, who won 25-6. The North junior game was close until the last minutes when they ran over us, winning 24-6. Harry Hansen scored this time. We practiced hard, and gave Snohomish fsupposedly the best in the leaguej everything we had. Though failing to score, we held the Panthers to fourteen points. Our last game we lost to Arlington 12-0 in mud and rain. We had a minimum of hard knocks, and much good experience and training to prepare us for varsity com- petition next year. We tried hard for our coach, Mr. Zemeck, who was patient with our greenness. vw 'A QQ' BOYS' M CLUB Back row: Moses, Olson Lyons, Smith, Doane, Cruver Amb, Mullen. Front row Mr. Branigan, Savage, Hots pres., Ha rrison. sec'y-treas. Strom, v.p.g Carlson, Sheldon Larsen, Wood, Crider. s 1 Clark c M118 3 l U nm ntc 'X m nu Q ll r.n Hin: llllhfbll ll url IHFKOII 'Snoln nn lx 'fXn norm s Arlington : lVlount V1 rnon : Sedro Vs oollrv Fdmonds ,kl3llI lll1t,,f0I'l al:Sl10l10l'HlSh 'Anacortes 'Arlington :kN'lount NCFDOI 'Sf'clro W oollc y '7 C L Hitnh Edmonds 'Lca6uc game: I Carlson g Standings Anacortes Burlington Snohomish Arlington Mount Vernon Sedro Woollcy Edmonds Marysx rlle 'L Pllon f Sax age Page 42 IA L Z O x wil 52 7m EL Z... 'F' 'sf 'N C U1 Won Lost 1 l 4-N Y Ili? f' M . X. V 1 A LW I' 5 .i av, . W 'v rl , Z , - lk - . V, .. 'lr-ug M J ,7 -yy t 'q . S fr, -' V I 1. A . A X , - I I X ,3 1 I .I I ,X Q I U-,,,.4. y ii .K gh X .- 'WI' , 'u....a , I '., . ly 5 Lnwl-L-wwwlil-4-wi-w,1wJ.wJ.+ X.NwJ1JlXIN4-V93-Jlv-x73I 1-4-Z1 tx- ,. ' x ,V , . ., I V' 'I li KAVA, rA A rl , v'l 1- . '15-7 . ' D S ' N . .- h-- J' :WJ 'mv 1 ' 1 - Lf l-rr X f 4 ' 4 ' q3,:.,,, 'V ky' ' f I -' gn J-3. , r ' -. ,H ' .' 1 , ' v-an-4 . FWS- X , , Nlnmrxoocow A , ., . ' 4 - , A. f ' F' ..,. P-lb-4 NONONIONVI-Aw 4-ww-nmwmwmx-ma-M4-4-Lwrva wCGU'wO-5-OwvO'NXOwOCOC-l-wJ1-- - , .V x' r l A , ,f x X r: ,-49-x W Xxx ,abr 'T 1 Y 'W 'o ' A - If 1 - XX t ' 'QNPV 1. lr. , ll, ' Lt X7 lv .J .1 x'!a -F L Ll J ' A A ,. ' Ek 5 ',J1al ' , ---4uu,- A- . -' N ' ', Stun li Hou g -ar SPX L l f D' HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL SQUAD Back mn: Coil'-'h PMPPO- Mgr- Smith- NYbl0dv TVQCY- Lane- ron' D Mullen Hot' Amb Ledford Ca l o CI k P k U , , H , , rs n. ar , ar er McCoy, Parsons, Purtteman, Kalma, Hazen, Koplitz, Strom. H3!:h' Landon' pglon' Stock' Lathrop Le-Claire, Cruver, Doane, Mgr. Parrish. Coach Branigan. Front Varsity Basketball The MHS Tomahawks started their 1950-1951 hoop shooting season in good style by winning five pre-season games against Twin Cities, Monroe, Bothell Ferndale and Darrington. They showed the hustling brand of ball that makes the game what it is today. League play started at the Skagit Valley School of Burlington. The Tomahawks lost this encounter, and then fell prey to the Panthers from Snohomish. In the next game the 'Hawks cdllected their first scalp of the year to the tune of 48 to 43 over Anacortes Seahawks fwho later became league Championsj. The Tomahawks met defeat in the next three hoopfests to Arlington, Mount Vernon, and the Sedro-Woolley Cubs. The Tommies seemed to have Lady Luck on their side the night they played the Edmonds Tigers as the Hawks surpassed the Tigers in all departments defeat mg the EHS lads 49 39 In voting done after the regular season of play the team voted unanimously that Pat Hots be given the inspirational award Pat was also voted honorary cap tam for the Hawks dunng the 50 51 campaign Gene Stock earned the free-throw trophy by shooting .711 per cent. And the best of luck to Art Hatch who will be in the driver's seat for next year's season. Art was chosen by his team mates as captain for the Sl-52 cage season. Throughout the season the fans saw a fine demonstra- tion of sportsmanship from Coach Piippo's boys as well as their real love of the game. This page sponsored by MARYSVILLE MELODY SHOP Pa ge 43 R FRESHMAN SOUAD Back ron lslazcn Lovejoy Sowards Brooks Nlorgnn Coach Ledford OBrien Matthews Pllon Doane Crawford Mc Zemeck Jacobson Tracy Hyllnck Carur from ron Parker Cleary Lovell Freshman Basketball The freshman basketball squad looked good at the start of the season Our first game was lost to Twm Cltles 43 39, and later they took a close one 30 29 South Junior won against us twice 38 22 and 45 29 Bothell the league leaders took two also 4019 and 35 15 We easily downed the boastful enghth graders 72 42, but lost to Snohomxsh 2914 and a close one 27 24 A single game with North Jumor ended fatally 30 19 We lost one game wzth Lake Stevens but should have won ll A second team game we tled them We lost two heartbreakers to Monroe and Arlington 22 21 and 25 24 Jane Adams a team from Seattle beat us 3716 We played Mukllteo twice the first they won 40 27 but we were vlctonous 34 26 ln the second It was our last game of the season and a Ihfllllilg one all the way Though our team d1dn't wm all the tlme, we got experience from playing and learned good sports manshlp Page 44 1 1 I. - 1 , . . . 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GOLF But lt hnson Woge D Wxllnanxs Mullen Koplltz Coach Pnppo Ladderud Golf Tennls The BIIZFYSVIIIC' dnot diggers started golf turnout on April 4 with slx boys turnmg out Ken Woge Burton ohnson Doug Wnllxanms Alf Ladderud Jlm Mullen and ack Koplxtz tht last three hemg returning letter men The team practiced ex ery Monday Wednesday and Friday after school at Cedar Crest Golf course The season was started by matching strokes with Bellmg ham They played SIX matches two with Everett two wtth Bellingham and two with Mount Vernon These were home and home matches ours bemg played at Cedar Crest The members of the team competed at the end of the season for the Cedar Crest Golf Trophy Under the supervlsnon of Coach Puppo three return mg lettermen lm Dlckmson Bert QNe1l and Dan Rose and a few promising underclassmen started Marys vllle s sprung tenms work out For the first time nn many years the tennis team has had mce new courts on which to practice and to stage their meets The season started late as xt was necessary to walt for the courts to be Hmshed but a full schedule ns planned Matches to be played include Snohomlsh, Edmonds Monroe and Arlmgton The county finals wxll be tn Everett, and the dtstrlct finals ln Mount Vernon TENNIS Baci rom ONenl Helle McCleary Coach Pnppo Front row Nas: Shew Rose -35 WW? 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J : ' , ' . : , . r , , . - . , ' . . . t -5 Qppfww A F -Q, S '- Q 1 , I , s Baseball Wnth the coming of sprxng Coach Tom Branigan was greeted by forty-one hopeful candidates Sax of these being returnmg lettermen and twenty bemg freshmen and sophomores Thxs should be some ll1dlC8Il0h of the stren of future Tomahawk teams The varsity posmons are as follows pltcher Hots Pllon Ledford catcher-Clark Amb flrst-Sheldon second Le Clalre thxrd Carlson short johnson Lane left-Stock Bayne center Hatch Olson right Thompson Crnder The Tomahawks got off to a fair start m their first pracuce encounter wlth a 4 to 4 ne with the Everett Seagulls Next m lme were the I'wm Cnty Cardmals over whom the Hawks really exploded for a convincing 10 to 1 victory with Chuck Pllon on the hull The Tommlcs got off to a flying start rn the County ' A League wlth a smashmg 15 to 1 trlum over the Arlmgton Eagles, the hxtters for the day were Hatch Clar johnson and Carlson Hots pitched superb ball and was never lh trouble Next m llne were the Ed monds Tigers who belted the Tommnes ll to 3 The htghllght of the game was Carlson s triple wlth the bases loaded. The baseball season was characterized by lots of hustle speed and hxttxng power with already two home runs several triples and doubles, and a slug of singles BASEBALL SQUAD Back row Coach Branngan F Pllon manager D Dujardm Bob johnson Clark Gene Stock Amb L Olsen front roar A Ledford T Wnlson B Davxs OBnen I Brooks Second C Ptlon Lane C Cnder A Hatch M Thompson W Carl row Moore S Strom B Doane G Klem H Hansen Duce son LeClalre B Bayne K Elake Matthews Parrnh Third row Sheldon P Holi Page 46 This page sponsored by O'NEIL REAL ESTATE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . Y . . . . 4 ,, . . . . ph sth - , . . . , . kg . . 1 , , . . . . . . . . . - Y 7 f 7 ! ' T . . . T 0 . . J n 9 ' . . . . . . , . . Y , Y , Y .1 , - . . . . , . . , . . . . . . , . 3 v ' v ' 1 v 1 1 9 ' - 5 . . , . . . . , . , . , , . . . , , . , . , . , . - 5 n - v - v ' v - v a v 1 ' ' . . , . : , . , 23 Jw '. N,! f E. 1-.4 OLSEN 1 . ----1 BAYNE f Y... Q.. 'li CLARK JOHNSON f' P1LoN p da' t 7 SHELDON 5.5m-L. 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F fi q ' ' N H O X. . xv A. x....s tx ,W W X - O 1 ,J N ,- I i my Q 9 -. f g, ' X ss fi 1' 1 rf N I I w 1 -f1x .1 VT'-P .4.' , 'Q' If , ' L' .f A Mx , h 5, A S ' t' L S x 6 O If ,W , ,,,g H W ,E , 3 6 , ,O A-, 'R Q ' , . 1b H H ' MQ TRACK SQUAD Back row Warren D Smnth Gene Stock B Bayne Kent son Lyons Black W Carlson Lawe G Anderson T Ber Larsen Kalma D Mullen Landon Parsons B McCoy Coach geson manager Zemeck Front row K Doane manager Shew Weeks Bertll Track With several returnlng lettermen this years tr1ck squad looked forward to a fairly good seascn Coach Yemeck and has squad went to Bothell where they com peted m their flrst meet of the year Although takmg numerous polnts they placed fourth out of four teams A week later the squad journeyed to Monroe for a county track meet with sux teams partlclpatlng The local team looked very good nn thus meet placing third and coppmg fave of the fourteen events Takmg flrsts were Bob Landon ln the 100 and 220 Wayne Carlson ln the 880 Bob Bayne ln the broad jump and Kalma Smith Bayne and Landon composing the wmnmg 880 relay team Others who took pomts were Kalma ln the 100 yard dash Snnth 220 yard dash and Bayne m the 100 yard dash Wlth only one or two exceptions, the entlre squad will be back agam next year Davnd Smith Kent Larsen Don Lyons Ronnie Weeks wwf 'va iff! ,deff '-'X Page 48 This page sponsored by PARK SERVICE STATION ' f. 1 Q -1. Q l ' ' Q . . r U 3 ,1 2 , r . if , 5 0 . X I 1 H ' Q I , . . . : v - s - - u y v Q ' v v ' 1 - ' v Q - 1 v 1 - v - - 5 - . u v ' . 7 . . ,Q Q ' . , . 4 . , ' - ' v v 9 4 ' ' ' , - 3 1 5 . . . y Q . n 1 . . . V V I . U .if ' 1 l Q. , g -- v g mmm V7 1 BAYNE yaufn broad lump 100 relay Q1 MULLEN discus shot Q' ?' -ff, CARLSON 880 Y GL KALMA rrlay MCCO 1 00 440 LANDON 100 200 relay Q Page 49 PARSONS male LAWE lov hurdles Z1 f, , QI .- ' ,, , r . t' .A 0 s,1 S- . iv , , k V .N ,xx . Un? 1 ' 1 v' I' X -at .. . ,V 6 , NS Y 6 ,. ' U. 9 , arf ' ' ,W f 1 -J 4' .- 1 L'- zi S Q. A-Q MISS SMITH Adviser The girls of Marysville have taken a great interest in sports this year. Many have won awards, and many more are well on their way toward these goals. The sports enjoyed by the girls are speedball, volleyball, basketball, tumbling, baseball, tennis, and badminton. The main event of our year was our All-Sports Play Day when we were hosts to girls from all the schools in GIRLS' Back row: Sherman. G. Nicholls, bl. Moskeland. P. Guetlin, M. Elske, Lay, B. Mills, S. Hovik. Dockendorf, M. Guetlin, Lorenz, Hylback, J. Anderson, Spencer, Bedford. Fmh mn: M. Clapp, Simons, D. Smith, Duncan. Joy Turner, King, B. Bosworth, H. Hill, Tucker, G. Howell, B. jewett, Dettrich. Fourth row: Santeford, Betty Skina. R. Britt. Erickson, Cathy Crist, Joan Hilton, Carol Crist. N. Kanikelierg, M. Moskeland, S. Kanikeberg, V. Bosworth. Third ron: R. Schneider, Harrier, Girls, Sports JOAN HILTON Presimlvxnl the county, including Everett. The girls have been very cooperative in turning out, despite the difficulties of sharing the gym with the boys and of having more than one sport on the program at one time. This has been a very good year for our girls' turnout, and the girls have enjoyed being a part of the sports program. TURNOUT Sheets, Haberly, Crawford, Byers, M. E. Smith, K. Crider, Van derVaate, Koplizz, Jewell Turner, Winklesky, M. Purtteman, C Stormo, D. Krag. Second row: Hatfield, K. Moskeland, Cook Anita Peterson, Cox, D. Brown, Charles, Robison, Arliss Peter- son, Bloom, Kelley, N. Britt. Front row: Cantrell, G. Olsen Shirley Wilson, Sandra Wilson, Judy Hilton, Schneider Long, Sullivan, Tyler, Oosterwyk, C. Hovik, Quast. lf 4 L 59 O ,G HM!! Club BETTY SKINA MERRILL CLAPP HELEN HATFIEID Vice-President Secretary Treasurer The Girls' M Club got off to a good start this year with twenty-four members. 'Ioan Hilton swung the gavel as president, and other officers were: Betty Skina 'rice- prexident, Merrill Clapp secretary, and Helen Hatfield fftanlrer. Carrie King was later elected to fill out Helen's term of office. Miss Smith is the club adviser. The M Club's most important activity this year was the All Sports Playday held in Marysville April 21st with Marge Lorenze as general chairman. One hundred twenty girls from 'ten schools attended. Other M Club activities this year were a dance, and candy sales, concessions at games, the annual picnic, and a volleyball game between the faculty men and the girls. ffhe men wonlj The annual initiation was held on May 2, with about twenty girls becoming members. GIRLS' M CLUB Bach row: S. Kanikeberg, Dettnch, Elske, j. Moskeland, M. D. Smith, Bedford. Front row: Dockendorf, M. Hylback, J. Clapp, S. Hovik, Joan Hilton, Lorenz, M. Guetlin, Erickson. Second row: P. Guetlin, Joy Turner, H. Duncan. King, H. Hill, Anderson, Skina, N. Kanikeberg, V. Bosworth, M. Moskeland. Pi'H.i,etigck , . 1 Y 7 ' 1. TUMBLERS BALL AND CHAIN WINNERS Back row H Hull B Iewett B Bosworth Duncan Snmons Miss Smith adnnv Joan Halton Marge Lorenz Nancy Front row G Howell Joy Turner Kung D Smith Tucker Kanrkeberg Margaret Guetlm Marlene Erickson Shlrley Hovlk Tumbllng Team Ball and Cham That loud thud' coming from Room 16 every Wed nesday afternoon was made by the gurls tumblmg team Uncomplammg these ten gurls wnth Carrne Kmg ab team captain and Miss Smith as adviser shoved back the chalrs and unrolled their mats to work up a new routine This year the girls made two plece uruforms of maroon talfeta with cream lmmg and tum The tumblmg team performed at many home basket ball games and were also asked to gxve a tumbling ex hlbluon at the Army Depot at Tulahp They aways put on a good performance providing many thrtlls for the audience Page The GA.A.s fifth award the ball and cham ns an honor few gtrls attam It IS usually received by Semor and umor girls who gradually gam pomts towards this goal throughout their hxgh school years Thxs system of gurl s athletlc pomts was ortgmated by a group of physncal education teachers of this county who worked out a basic pomt system for the whole county Thus, we have the pomt system used ln our hugh school today Last year oan Hilton Shirley Hovlk and Nancy Kamkeberg won thetr ball and cham Possnble wmners this year are Merlene Erickson Margaret Guetlm, and Marge Lorenz 52 1 , ' , S 4 1, , X K, - , ,K . -I. , Q MSWN - t - fl s , n g . 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With the help of Mr. Eisentrout and Mr. Turner, haps, like Bert O'Neil falling off his chair, the business the student council, which includes the class-elected fifth goes on smoothly. period representatives, organized an activity period, re- The student council has taken part in several events vised the points for the activity plaques, and sold bas- this past year. On February 28th we sponsored a ma- ketball booster badges. Back row: O'Brien, B. Carter, P. Hots, Helle, Buell, Due, D. W0f!hf B- 0'Neil- F7001 NWI Cifffilh H2Ui9f, P- Glledilh .l Henault, Bob Johnson, N. Kanikeberg. Second row: Cook, J. DiCkil'i30ll, G- KOPHU, D011 Bfishlefy Baxter. GCYYY- L 1 B I L C f fi 'I' I ' 11 fl DON TOMPKINS VEDA BOSWORTH MISS BORGER Art Editor Ed itor A dviser 2?-ft. DOUG BRASHLER Business .Uanagrr Hey, you in the bright shirt, move to the right a little. This was a familiar phrase, as it was repeated over and over again while pictures for the annual were being taken. This year the Quil Ceda Staff had the advantage of holding their meetings during activity period. Making page layouts, taking pictures, and matching names with Top row: Margaret Moslceland, Class Editor, Back row: N. Bob Bayne, Sports Editor. Bottom row: Glenn N. Bergeson, Koplitz, Administration and Instruction Editorg Bosworth, Do Nancy Kanikeberg, Activities Editor. Qull Ceda Staff MARGARET GUETLIN Business Manager pictures were just a few of the numerous duties placed in the hands of the staff. Veda Bosworth, the capable editor, and Miss Borger, the very helpful adviser, spent many hours helping the staff with their numerous tasks. Doug Brashler and Margaret Guetlin, business managers, canvassed Marysville and Everett businessmen for ads. The four junior members of the staff learned about production as they helped with odd jobs. Kanikeberg, M. Moslteland, G. Koplitz, B. Bayne. Second raw: D. O'Neil, Carlson, Tompkins. Front row: M. Guetlin, V. ug Brashler, Miss Borger, Adviser. Not pictured: Parrish. GIRLS CLUB COUNCII Back row Cory NI Snnth I Anderson E Olson Cathy Crust Arllss Peterson C Hovlk from ron Baxter preaxdent can Hnlton vlce presldent Mrs Mc oslcey adviser Mass Powell adviser Dettrnch se rctary D ONenl treasurer March of Dlmes which we co sponsored wlth the Boys Club Under the chairmanship of can Carlson a rec ord total of S102 11 was taken m The Gu-ls Club Tolo took the hmellght among the boys and gurls of the student body Under a capable chan-man, Margaret Guetlm, the theme Down By the The annual Mothers Day Tea was enjoyed by many of the students and thexr mothers Tea was served and a style show glven with the audntornum decorated ln many sprung flowers Under the reliable hands of our Glrls Club Advxsers Mxss Powell and Mrs McCloskey thxs ended a perfect year Glrla Cub Tolo-Dancing Down by the Sea to the music of Walt Cul-tus Orchestra Page 58 Thus page sponsored by 'IHE MAI I' 'SHOP 9 Cl . ' a ' , ' Q ' - f ' s - ' , . The blrls' Club started rolling this year with the Spa was delightfully rendered. . . . . J , . S . .' N.. . I 0 , 1 I Q ' 7 ' I BOYS CLUB OFFICERS Bob ohnson preudent Gordon Hoxdal treasurer Mr Anderton adviser Bob Clark sergeant at arms Bull Lathrop vlce president Dan Rose secretary The Boys Club was led through a successful year by cessful by their combined efforts Presldent Bob ohnson Bob Bayne was appointed pro Teams for all year were chosen for the Boys Club gram chan-man and Ken Helle headed the committee mtramural program and the captains formed a council to set up extra chairs for all assemblies and programs which worked out a point system to determine the Wm The Boys and Girls Clubs worked together on sev ner eral projects durmg the year The Christmas decorations Wayne Carlson and Gaylan Parker were elected to the March of Dtmes under the co chaxrmanshxp of Gay go to Boys State this summer lan Parker, and the Mothers Day Tea, were made suc Noon league Intramurals Boys and Gnrls Club Mother's chanman Shirley Hovnk entertainment Carl Crust clean up Day Tea Chanrmen Pat Day refreshments Bert O Nell refresh Leroy Cruver clean up Cathy Crust general chairman Dan Rose ments Gloria Dockendorf decoratnon Bob Mollter general enleftamment Dorothy Olson recepnon Page 59 This page sponsored by CARR S HARDWARE v J v 1 v 3 . , ' Q 1 ' ' 5 v ' Q , . y Y . . . a J 1 , Y ' Y ' 1 . . . 9 ' - - . 7 . . , . , . . . . . ' -v n 0 ' 1 . Q , . . . - 1 ' ' 1 9 1 n r ' . v - - s V rss af '43 gif ' 'et W Nara Ski Club What a time to get up! This comment was probably made by many Ski Club members at about 5:00 A.M. on the days they travelled to Nlount Baker for a day of skiing. The Ski Club was first organized this year for be- ginner and amateur ski enthusiasts at MHS. ll was a new sport to many of the members. With the help of the advisers, Mrs. Endres and Mr. Ericsson, they were able to secure good used skis and other equipment. The final report was: no broken bones but plenty of bruises. ff? qv' SKI CLUB Back ron: LaCoursiere, A. jones, Feeney. Acklus, M. Srormo. D. Smith, Carol Crist, S. Hovik, Burt johnson, Nyblod, Cory, Sandr: Wilson, Cantrell, Hoidal, Rowe. Front row: Mr. Ericsson, adviserg F! Cathy Crist, treasurerg M. Erickson, P, Mzxnier. M. Smizh, K. Crider, L. Cruver, J. Mullen, Warren. Bloom, G. Strom, secretary, Clark, Mrs. Endres, adviser. Torch Club Who's that girl with the pins on her sweater? Where did she get them? Such are the questions some un- knowing soul might ask. Those white pins with the red bars are symbols of the Torch Club, membership being limited to those students who excel in classroom work. Marysville's Honor Society began the year's brief business with a meeting for the purpose of electing officers. Planning was immediately begun for the Tap- ping Ceremony held on November 15. At that time the neophytes were tapped into the club. Back row: Purtteman, C. Stormo, S. Strom, Lane, E. Cruver, Burt Johnson, Mardon, B. McCoy, Buell, Westlund, Haberly, Harrier. Fifth row: Weeks, M. Smith, K. Crider, Vander- Vaate, S. Savage, Lewis, B. Campbell, Acklus, Bills, M. Koplitz, LeClaire. Fourth row: T. Bergeson, Ladderud, G. Howell, joy Tumer, Sheets, R. Schneider, N. Crawford, Winklesky, Angus, R. Britt, Simons. Third row: Dettrich, Dale Smith, S. Hovik, E. jewett, Faucett, King, Betty Skina, 1. Anderson, M. Erickson, Rollins, Kay Larsen, Coffin, B. Mills, Lay, Hunter, N. Bergeson, TORCH HONOR SOCIETY D. O'Neil, I. Carlson. Second row: G. Strom, vice-presidentg Gene Stock, secretary, M. Guetlin, M. Moskeland, Baxter, H. Hatfield, N. Kanikeberg, S. Kanikeberg, G. Koplitz, Dick- inson, .Helle, B. Wood, Rose, Wells, P. Manier, E. Olson. Front row: Tompkins, president, D. Mills, treasurer, LaCour- siere, V. Bosworth, E. Woods, Gerry, I. Moskeland, Duncan, Gleason, R. Howell, M. Hylback, Dockendorf, K. Doane, M. Clapp, Bedford, Nasi. Page 60 c .t.'5 :ol . I FNA Bach row: R. Howell, S. Dickinson. I.. Smith, Dockendorf, Sandra W i l s o n Winklesky, A. jones, K. Montgomery, D. Krag, D. Kelley, G. Olson. Second ron: Mrs. Endres, adviserg D. Smith, president, Hanson, Lewis, Tyler, K. Crider, Robison, N. Britt, vice-presidentg Bloom, Anita Peterson, Pendleton. Front roar: Bills, Boyd, Simons, Richardson, Judy Hilton, secretary, Cantrell, Hatch. F. N. A. A new club in MHS this year is the Future Nurses of America. To join, a girl must be seriously considering nursing as a career, must take a college preparatory course, and must maintain a C grade average. The activities have been visits to Everett General Hospital and Virginia Mason Hospital in Seattle and a play, presented by the members. The FNA encourages girls to enter the nursing pro- fession, helps them choose a nursing school, and pre- pares them to meet the entrance requirements of the school of their choice. 'C ' F. F.A. Our chapter judging teams brought home to MHS an array of eight banners from four livestock and crop judging contests. Nlarysville took Sweepstakes in the Poultry Show at the Civic Auditorium in Seattle. Our candidate for state farmer degree. Buzz Wood, represented us at the National FFA Convention at Kansas City. The Elks Club financed the trip. James Viieewie attended the State FFA Convention at WSC. Some other chapter activities include annual camping trips and basketball. The FFA does various farm jobs for our local community. use Bach row: D. Ledford, Kelley, Filbert, O'Brien, Duce, Knapp. Lee, M. Crawford. Fifth row: M. Tracy, Ladderud, G. johnson, H- Thompson, Lovell, Biringer, Wilson, Hoffman, B. Jacobson. Fourth row: G. Anderson, Lian, Melton, Cladoosby, Long, Barclay, B. Braahler, O. Olson. Third row: B. Davis. Curley, Weeks, D. Davis, Frondorf, Buell, Moore, J. Tracy, Bonn, Bertilaon, D. Anderson, Regan, D. Dujardin, C. Crawford. Page ffl! ' if Q 5 J. .-. -n Second row: Lindborg, Purtteman, Gaylan Parker, D. Mullen. R. Hots, A. Jacobson, Soper, Allen, Weewie, treasurer: B. wood, representative. Front row: Mr. Wood, adviser, Bartholo- mew, Peterson, secretary, C. Henault, Due, Benthin, president, D. johnson, Dave Smith, Caudle, Shuh, Mr. Hallstrom. adviser. Not pictured: Klein, vice-president. 61 in-. FNK., PROJECTOR CREW Back row: D. Mullen, Sheldon, Rowe. Second row: Soper. D. Wlilliams, Skina, Bonn, B. Bayne. Front row: Peterson, Thomp- son, K. Doane, Tompkins. KOP Mr. Rounds, adviser, C. Crawford, J. Koplitz, B. Bayne, M. Crawford, Service Clubs The people in our school who do the special jobs that must be done time and time again belong to three service clubs. The Projector Crew is made up of boys who willingly run the movie machinery for students and fac- ulty alike. The K.O.P. fKnights of the Paddlej bring law and order to the ball games and school functions. The T.T.T. fTomahawk Ticket Takersj is a group of girls who sell tickets for all games, plays, concerts, and other school functions. TIC :ters c TTT Back row: M. Moskeland. Duncan. Faucett, Heminger, Strand- berg, Gerry, D. Anderson. M. Hylback, Hanson, Mr. Dyer, adviser. Front row: K. Crider, joy Turner, E. Jewett, M. Stormo, K. Larsen. Nyblod, Buell, Soper, Skina, J. Bayne, O. Carter. Rifle Club This year the MHS Rifle Club met weekly for target practice. Informal meetings were held on Wednesday evenings from 7:30 to 9:30 at the range in the basement of the IOOF Hall. Being a member of the National Rifle Association entitled the club to the yearly allot- ment of shells and official targets from the government. Those who owned .22 rifles brought them and the rest used club guns, which were also provided by the gov- ernment. RIFLE CLUB Back row: Lovell, D. Brooks, G. An- derson, J. McCoy. 0. Carter, 1. Brooks, Bertilson, K. Doane, Doug Brashler, Barclay, Don Brashler. front row: C. Stormo, Lay, B. Brash- ler, presidentg E. Cruver, vice-presi- dent, B. Mills, secretary, G. Howell, treasurerg S. Hovik, joy Turner, Mr. Harmon, adviser. Page 62 Upper Left: I'm the mother of twins! -Ddn't Open Till Christmas: G. Koplitz, M. Smith, D. Hcnault, R. Britt, N. Kanilceberg, Day, Doug Brashler. Loner Left: H9'5 got four wives, count 'em, one, two. three, four! -Home To Mother: Bedford, Doug Brashler, P. Guetlin, Tompkins, M. Guetlin, S. Kanilteberg. Upper Right: You'll have to marry all of us, we P' LI.- .44-LN' all answer the question correctly. -The Right Answer: M. Smith. Coffin, M. Moskeland. Haberly, Sheets, B. Bayne, Harrier, Angus, G. Nicholls, LaCoursiere. Lower Right: She died at ten o'cloclt? Wfhy, that's the time she came to me! The Bond Between: Faucett. D. Mills. R. Schneider, K. Crider. Dramatics Club This year the Marysville High School Dramatics Club or the Society of Smoked Hams was very active and had many enthusiastic members. This club is open to seniors, juniors, and sophomores until the second semes- ter when freshmen are also admitted. The activities included three one act plays, The Right Answer, The Bond Between, and Home To i I BACKSTAGE MEMBERS Bach row: M. Elske, Hylback, K. Larsen, S. Hovilt, Bergeron, Otter. Front row: Moskeland, P. Man ier, Docltendorf, Erickson, Hutch ins. l K .fu 43 :As ' . . Mother, sponsored by the Lions Club, a pep assembly, and a Christmas program. The officers of this up and coming club were Mar- garet Moskeland, presidentg Oletta LaCoursiere, vice- president: JoAnn Moskeland, secretary, and Dianne Angus, treasurer. Page 63 Our pep has been A 1 this year In splte of the fact that we could not take rooter busses to the ba ketball games the school has been one hundred per cent behind the teams ln all sports We were well represented at all of the out of town games and the rooung sectlons wmrn over crowded at the home games PEP CLUB Back row Roblson J Schnendcr C Hovxk N Bn!! Kelley S Dlckmson L Smxth Tyler Fnzh row M Smnth I Campbell Burton ohnson B Parsons Mcffleary K Crnder Haberly G Gron rung Fourth row N Crawford Harrrer Sheets R Schnelder Angus Simons Third row Moskeland D Smnh N Kanlkeberg Lay B Mills Duncan Carol Crm! Joan Hilton Cathy Crust Erick son P Manner Kay Larsen vice pres: dent Nam Second row S Kamkeberg D Henault Ravme Mohler Holdal Bob johnson P Hots W Carlson treasurer Parrish Coin M Guetlm M Moske- land Front row D ONell M Hdl Y Turk Wltchey M Elske G Dockendorf M Clapp, Dettnch, P Guetlm, M Hyl bach, president, S Hovnk, secretary. XIII STAIP CAROI CRIST .Sung ueen MARLI-Nh FRICKSON Yell Leader PAT C IJPTLIN Yell Leader CATHY CRISI' 'Tl Song uecn PTHEL WOODS Yell Leader GLORIA DOCIKBNDORF Yell Leader v My P G0 Get Em Our cheerleaders worked up new routines to lead the rootmg section wlth yells The pep band reorganized this year and conslstlng only of boys prouded popular songs as well as school songs to whnch the song queens dnd thelr routines at pep assemblies and games fhe Pep Club took charge of the pep assemblies and Page 64 ,fe , -JDJ' , 1- . .V X ,Jw .l., U . . - kb' H . Q- .R ' 3 ' j Eg 's V and A I A ,,., .x . ' A .-si? V . 1 ' , ' ' . Q! , . 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' 1 ' I PLP BAND Back mn Glen Anderson Bud Brash ler Don Bmshltr Qtephen Strom .Second ron Gordon Strom Duck Henault Bull Doane Bob Mtclearv Fmn! ron Burt ohnson Ted Bergtson Kan Doane Art Rowe dnrector D1n Rose Tomahawks put on many skits Nlembers of the club could mlss only two football and basketball games excluding the out of town basketball games or they would be dropped Our new drxll team the Tommlettes was orgamzed this wmter under the direction of Mlss urell Powell and drill leader Patty Lynn Lewls The girls and Miss Powell worked out their own cleser drills and with their red and whlte unxforms they prouded colorful entertainment at three basketball games the spectators with their stunts Let s keep up the pep klds ll s been great' TOMMIETTES Across Shnrlev Haberlv Gwen Nach olls Mary Ellen Smnth Katharme Cnder Ina Mae X anderVaate Patty Lynn Lewns drxll leader lone Campbell Anne uast Arlxss Peterson anet Sheets Marxlou Cory Donn Mar ha Harrner anet ,Sclmelder Rae Ann Schneider Norma Crawford Diane Angus Ruth Brut! Page 65 from the club. At other basketball games the tumbling team thrilled ' . : U l . Q . J . ' . h : 5 D' , J S Do you think she ll like it? Woodshop Fore Golf Dive for the oyster dig for the cla Folk Danc Activities Something new has been added' Early ln the school year a committee from student council met with Mr Eisentrout and Mr Turner to set up an activity period The purposes of the period were to allow time every day for activities to cut down on class interruptions and to give everyone in school a chance to participate in clubs and activities By shortening the other periods Eve mmutes each and setting lunch time fifteen mmutes later they made time for a half hour activity period just before lunch The activity committee divided the school into three terms corresponding to the three major sport seasons Knit one, purl two. -Handwork. A fishing we will go! -Hunting and Fishing. Page 66 Bull 5 'Ye' AfCh0fY Christmas presents in the making Arts and Crafts Activities The boys who turned out for these sports automatic ally took skull practice during the period For the first two terms the freshmen had special orientation groups to help them adjust to high school life Other students were able to choose one of several activities in which they were interested Each teacher super vised ome activity and during the last term student leaders took ower some activities Because the stu dents participated for enjoyment no credit or grade was given Pep assemblies National Assemblies and committee and club meetings were also scheduled for certain days of each week And the lamp went out' Freshman Orientation First base, second base third base and short stop - Keep that door closed! -Photography. Mills Brothers-Musical Entertainment. Page 67 an 1642 , 144 aft M MDX... Dorothy Mllls Joyce Collin FIRST SEMESTER On the first day of school a lumor literature class meeting ln Room 4 fourth perlod was mformed that in stead of takmg regular Englnsh they were gomg to put out the Tomahawk A few seniors who had worked on the paper before also lomed the class which was taught by Mr Vlrgm Dorothy Mxlls and Joyce Coffin were chosen as co editors The staff was organized and then got to work contxnued column 2 SIDELIGHTS One afternoon m September Mr O Alberts of Everett demonstrated correct mlmeographmg techniques to the class A week later five students went to hrs store to learn more of the mechamcal detalls The PRCIHC Slope Press Clmlc was held durmg the second semester On February 23 and 24 Bull Wells Mar lan Lay Barbara Mllls erry Parrish and Mr Vnrgm journeyed to the Um verslty of Washington for the confer ence learning the fine pomts of journalism It was decided to switch over to three columns on 11 mch paper mstead of the previous years two columns on 14 mch paper Duck Nyblod designed the new front page heading TOMAHAWK STAFF Bull Wells Mr Vlrgm SECOND SEMESTER At the begmnlng of the second se mester most of the semors left and the journalism class moved to room 12 Bnll Wells was chosen edltor and Marlan Lay associate edltor Ken Helle was edltornal assistant The last lssue of the Tomahawk m cluded a specxal section devoted to the seniors There had been no senior xn tervlews as ln other years so this edxtlon took care of the omission Back row I Anderson Lay B Mxlls Kay Larsen Magary Wells L Cruver Bob johnson Hondal Black Landon Amb Mr Vlrgm advxser Second row D Morgan D ONell Faucet! D Malls Coffin Parnsh Front row D Dujardm Nyblod Nas: Rowe Helle Rose Hutchins Hanson M Hull Y Turk Page 68 'f Q at 1 'f . v f V 1 . -A s a e so t ' X4 X A ' .Y X - '97 elifefrzi-1'-:Z ff' A ll! , . gA,giE -,'V' ' H A , 1 A J. . D u I ' ' S , , I , ...Q ,J Y . . l Top Co C' ' Go' Second ron Bus drlvers and jamtors Mr Anderson Mr 'Dohner Mr S1 age Mr Pfenffer Mr Thornton Mr Franke 341 PM Third row Cooks Mrs W1ll tner Mr Grannns Mrs Cook Mrs McCloskey ca eterxa supervisor Fourth ron K P Duty at Camp Page 69 5 8 15 22 6 Calendar SEPTEMBER School begins. Election of ASB Treasurer. Bellevue there, football. 'Lake Stevens here, football. Actnvtty Program started National Assembly Bob Wood drawing Mount Vernon there football OCTOBER Camping tnp to Silverton Mount Vernon there, Frosh foot a Homecommg Arlington here football Arlmgton Frosh here footbalL Burlington here football Slu Club orgamzatlon Semor Pictures Frosh football with North umor National assembly archery Vocatlonal Cnvtcs vtstt County all Future Nurses meet Edmonds there football Rainbow Tolo Unlverslty of Washington Student Leaders Conference Freshman Day Sedro Woolley here football Snohomlsh Frosh here, football Navy Band Concert Halloween Party 25 ' ' . 26 ' , , 29 , - 2- . . . . I 3 . b ll. 7 ' , ' , 10 ' , 13 ' , . 16 . . . . 17 ' ' I . 18 , .- 19 . 20 , . 21 ' 26 Junior Play tryouts. 27 . . , , 31 ' . : Jl zo. . ': ' ' ' : . . . , . .v , . 4 , . , . 3 : . . ' : : . . i . s. ', . Q . I ' ' . Top Torch Club Banquet Second row Deck the halls Have you been a good boy this year? Thi d ro The ne addit on goes up Fourth row Health Room Girls Franke shovels snow in March Page 71 Calendar JANUARY First Day. New addition to school started. Anacortes there, basketball. .Arlington there, basketball. Annual pictures. Mount Vernon here, basketball. National Assembly ubilee Singers March of Dimes Assembly Tests End of Semester Sedro Woolley there basketball Edmonds here basketball Report cards Burlington here basketball Girls Club Tolo Snohomish there basketball FEBRUARY Anacortes here basketball PTA Family Night More annual pictures Arlington here basketball National Assembly Wilcox and Henshaw Mount Vernon there basketball College Prep trip to Everett Sedro Woolley here basketball Activity assembly Vacation Washington s Birthday Edmonds there basketball umor Senior Banquet WWCE Band 1 15 ,I W . . l 18' ' . 19 . . Y . 20 , . 24 . j 26 ' , , 27 ' ' . 30 ' , . 2 , . 5 ' ' . 8 ' . 9 ' , . 10 , - 14 ' . 16 - , - 21 ' ' . 22 . 1 . , . 23 , . 24 J ' - ' . 26 . 28 Magician Show, Schontell. ' . 'r lv: w 'i . , : ' : Aldine Todd, Dale Smith, Katherine Crider, Mrs. Endres, Carla Jean Hansong Mr. Calendar MARCH 1 Change activities 2 Freshman party 3 Solo Contest at University 5 7 Snow vacation Senior play tryouts One Act Plays Smoker Basketball award assembly Class championship basketball New quarter National Assembly Deep Sea Diver Report cards APRIL Everett there baseball Home Economics and Art Trip to Seattle Arlington there, tennis Arlington there, baseball EIC Choir Lions and Student Body Carnival Snohomish here, tennis Twin Cities here, baseball Career Day Lions Club honors basketball team at Banquet Senior play Playday here Edmonds here, tennis Spring concert. Snohomish here, baseball. Sedro-Woolley there track. Monroe there, tennis MAY Arlington here, baseball. Senior Day. Junior Prom. Everett there, track. Edmonds here, baseball. Everett there, track. Lake Stevens here, tennis. Mother's Day Tea. Snohomish there, baseball. Sedro-Woolley there, track. Class Day. Baccalaureate. Commencement. Q z 3 'f5?'w,,,y i' Q,-L law ,.,-sualfvt' -lb- Top: M Club Smoker. Second row: Smoker intermission entertainment, If I had the wings of an angel. Third run: High inside! Fourth row: Grandstand umpires. 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