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

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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- '

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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 , ' .

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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 '