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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1955 volume:

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CLASSES SPORTS ..... ACTIVITIES .... ---- I8 ---- 44 ---- 72 i iff if , x4-4 1, lfalrgfll 'l:A., ,lf-jfilfgl 'latin' 'Q , .4 ' I ,i.6 ' 'fezw l'c 1 , K I , l If 1 bl be 1. Ax x X Success depends on unseen teamwork FUREWURD How many students in school realize the work that goes into making our activities a success? If we stop and think about it, we hnd it takes good team work and cooperation behind the scenes to make anything a real success. That is why we the 1955 Quil Ceda staff are taking you behind the scenes in words and pictures to give credit to those who have given their time and efforts for a well re- membered year, Congratulations to the faculty. students, and ESPECIALLY . . 0 MR THURNTUN -Q 1 Nr I 1 1114111111111 mu r IUFIIIOII thun murals lfLllL1fklL1LllLUflCIl Mr 1l111r11u I1 5 II115 Q 11 W the u Lx1111g K ll lr 1 11111111 uhm IL s Ln Q S011 I 1 lb L 11111 wr L L 1111s 18 wall is 111 r t111 5 l1c Q 1 5 iftlllllki IN 1 Xl Q H1L,l1SLl1m L thc sz xt! 1 1 s I1 Q IL 1r1 r 1211 Q 16 1 I M 'Il t our kim 1111 1 ful LLlbl0LillH P Q 1' 4 -1 -4 1 I1 P D C rn us TIIMAHAWK HUNURS 'LA6-VJHJILI MARYBVILLE HIGH BCHDDL I. A !U.!nllLHll!ALIr'i!5' JL UF' Carat hm Q09 Q VALEDICTORIAN DONNA BOID SANDRA BRECHWALD SHARON CAMPBELL JOANNE CARLSON HELEN CHARLSON JANET EASTMAN BARBARA GUETLIN CAROL GYOROG IRENE JOHNSON DONNA KRONHOLM FREIDA MAUDE MARY ANNE MAUDE SHARON OLIVER BARBARA POWELL JANICE TREIDER BOB CARLSON DON CRIDER LE ROY HUNTER JERRY KRELL JERRY NEWMAN CURT STROM MUSIC Plano So o Vnolnn So o Vnolsn So o Vlolln S0 0 Plano So o AWARDS Superxor Supernor Excellent Excellent Superuor JOANNE WALKER JOANNE WALKER DOREDEA MOORE PHYLLIS MOTT MARTHA DOLLMEYER BOB CARLSON SPORTS AWARDS FOOTBALL Inspzratlonal CURT STROM Best tackle DON CRIDER Best Blocker DON McGHEE Co Capta ns CURT STROM and DON MCGHEE All Northwest team DON MCGHEE Cbackfleldj DON CRIDER CHonorable Mentxon at endj BASKETBALL Captaln JERRY NEWMAN All Northwest team JERRY NEWMAN fsecond teamt Free throw IAN HILTON Ball hawk JOHN MITCHELL BASEBALL Captam TOM GRESLI G A A HONORS Ball and chaun SANDRA BRECHWALD IRENE JOHNSON JANICE TREIDER and SHARON OLIVER Inspuratlonal award SANDRA BRECHWALD AGRICULTURE 4f'52 1f5giiK, Q P- '01v J CA FWEFAQ J 4 Ny J X' I UUY X C X, JxAL' ART AWARDS Bankers Award sos CARLSON WSC Scholarshnp BOB CARLSON State Farmers Degree BOB CARLSON Two Key Awards RAMONA HAMMERLY Show Award BONNIE ANGUS at Puyallup BOB CARLSON 'W'3'b' 'V ' I 'FIU fv, 'IS I - I 19 54 f' , 'l E 1 nuclvvmnav ' ' 5 f E ununcnvnvnnnuaneunlvu : unnaunnmvnmunalonanso ' 5 urvnnnvovlaviutvniah - ' t A ,NI -as-In-w on. - ' R . Q -sw: ,V 'L . , 1, I P . - 1 DON McGHEE ' - - ' .M -j.4. E , 'S I' tf A -XX? lr I ,b FX '. 1 oo ,B K P . -- Ya It 3B f ef ff 1 ' L X' A A, ' ' I - 57 Q U ' 'gf A- VL., Q' ' . . I - qt! E , ' 1' X 1 . I . - N4 ' 'rv I - , J 6 V' f I ' - - '-2 I ' First in livestock iudging lf' I Q ., 5-so' A 'L -A A good shore ofFc1culty business is conducted during the lunch hour s X f- X Devoted school board members spend many hours of their time to pro- vide the best education possible for our students. Q Y 1 1 Y S. 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Measure Up, says Principal lt is our earnest hope that the information and knowledge you have acquired here will serve you well in your future vocations, your college experiences. your family relationships, your com- munity responsibilities. XX'e hope, too, that the guidance received from teachers and counselors have helped you along paths that will prove tnost productive. XX'e know that many of the friend- ships fostered at Marysville High School among fellow students and faculty will live and strengthen .is time goes by. Many vital decisions and tremendous re- sponsibilities await you in the years ahead. If a troubled, strife-torn world is to survive, you must measure up to them The preparation obtained here is but a start toward preparing yotirselves for obligations that are certain to require all the wisdom and courage you can muster. Good luck! MR. Fowl FR Primzpul Thought for the future from our Superintendant 'L ,1, 5 A As one pictures the high school graduate standing on the threshold, stepping out into life and facing his future many thoughts come to mind. One recalls all the efforts that have been expended by the home, the church and the school to prepare this graduate to face his future with ability and confidence. Wfhat would one ask the graduate to take with him always to help him to make decisions? May I offer the following thoughts to guide you in making the important decisions of your life? Consider well, then decide positively. Many complain of their memory, few of their judgment. Many receive adviceg only the wise proht by it. No man s judgment is better than his information. Reason often makes mistakes, but conscience never does. Think with the few. and speak with the many. W'e reason from our head, but act from our heart. R. CQ. BATES sI1f1L'7'i7Zl!K7ldd7ll Mr. Bates and Mrs. Carpenter CH ARLE ' 9'Qd EN 'oWNs HA b atxcs Boys du 0 Mqlhem ..r,, if ad, F END rogh co,e ROBER T os for BRANFORD Wch Sp eec h GN Qfcd E D B5 e ,hath ON SCHOOL TEACHERS 'Ilu load you urn IS hc ny Trung to IL uh umxlllmg mxmls ah ,Q 4.-2123.-s.. cm! 5 'ir -1 GEORGE GABLEHOUSE Dsrector of student actuvntlex HELEN BUCHER Physucal educatlan and health NX lm lm nf. lulul ro haul thc xx mrmng X ou RTL unsung, ilu Q nun of uma ll1OL1L,l1NUL1flOl7lLlUIlOfCI'lXy 7 tu lnttlc xml get 1 my Bur for umur scrx me rcmlnrul Qumc ulll rhmlx you 111 tllclr l Hb F Tucmvorw EDITH B0 b H h school l HOLD CROSS d 19 Avls NELUAN D ofhce Bogllilepmg f l 51-,0rtl'!0l'ld HELEN FINCHAM 9th qrade core Gurlx club adv ka' TOM BRANIGAN Physncal education and health V L' - M 4 I V . 1 ' Q -- sf O . V r-'hgf 1 Nl.. - ' 'J ' l, v' n K ' , ' 3 . I f 1 ' - n X' M A O! ll A V l 'N .' A . ' ' - -,v fn- --QT- 9 h E .. ' r, h . E, p i en, 5 0 - , , 9 de ' f . - ' 7 . -. ' . CrlV '-.syn RGER ' ' ' ' 3 ,grlah A - V4 X . x . ' l + 1 A ' 5 - 1 ' s Q xx I .I t o X , - I g.x,,, 1 . 5 , l i - ' ' 1 1. ' . ,, I , - 0 n '. ,, . . f i ln FACULTY LA Phhics, Chemi RRY c:asoN f ' , W!! shy Mu Hom D f0,KANro1 9 econofmcs F A H-A4 Gdv, Histortugnjs WILSON n Curran! Uffolu w Q-'H' RON HALLSTROM Agriculture, F.F.A. adv. . f r A Y' ' ' , - . , i Y 4 -if ' 'E fa -5 2 .Nl 'wa RAY THOMPSON 80h grade chorus, Orchestra 2 .Q I 1 l ., if r iff 1. 'Q 1 J 'i H if if, 'fri 5 ' Q, .,,.,, 5 if , -11 Jiies-A FRED MESSMER GRETA CARY An and annual adv, Home economics, J.H. F.H.A. adv. J-17'-df fa.a0'5 1 ,..--'fa 5 f - f rm' t T ' Ls I, A 'LP f . - . I w 'B N - RAY HARMON General science, Biology JACK POTTER Chorus, band FACULTY ul ,I-r 004 X mwlN MARIAH 5 core- Y' ms, E'9h'h gm e TURNER Mgthemo Momemotics, FLOYD English JESS BAILEY d core. Eighah L gru E -,4o- GAUSTA PEARSON HAMILTON DYER VELMA BARSBY Wo,ld huwry lou cum Typing shorthand English, Latin, Spanish Xl J RICHARD McN English 's f ATT WALLACE ROUNDS Woodshop, mechanical drawing JIM ESTES Driver Orcining .I Buck row L Oo I .leny Newman + 7 Gary Yhompson John Mukholl Bob Carlson Seated Mr Gable- house udvnor Cuff Strom BOARD OF CONTROL IN ACTION l to R Stuart Slerer Mouunne Wells Joan Newman Bob Carlson 6-fifxflg The Bo1rd of Control W IS orgmlzed two ye xrs 13.10 to control the eonduet of the stu dents m md tbout school The botrd operxtes on 1 demerrt system students vsho uolftre any school rules destroy or def lee school property or drne at noon wnthour permtsslon are called before the bo.1rd Students who are accused of uolanons have to tppe tr before the boxrd and plead their cxses The Board then votes on whether or not the student should reeetxe demertts The members of the bo 1rd are elected it the end of the yen' 1nd serwe for the next enttre school yeerr These members elect 1 eheurmm from tmong themselves The ehnrmm thls ye1r Bob C xrlson IS the presldtng ofheer 'tt tll of the board s meettngs and he IS tuto mattcally 1 member of the StudentCoune1l ,, ? it --, HHH ,T W O Q ,. t 'I T ' ' - 0 ' . .r - N Lx. ,. . i 0 ' . 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STUART SIERER JERRY NEWMAN SANDRA BRECHWALD SUZANNE KIEFER Exchange Assemblies Arranged by Student Council The Sttitlent eountil is set up to tontltitt everytlny business illlkl the nmny different problems th.1t tome up, This is entirely .1 student KJfg.ll1lL.lllUIl tintler the gLliLl.lDCC of Mr. G.1bleho11se.Therepresentntivesof the sttitlents in the totintil ATL' the four ASB olifiters, the three c1.1ss presidents, major eltih presidents. the Qtiil c,CLl.l .intl rl-UlI1.ll1.1XVli editors. Ll KOP re 1resent.1tix'e, the Boirti of Control Llhllfllklll, .tnd .1 re wresenmtixe from e.1eh itetivitv I . period e1.1ss. E.1eh year the sttitlent totintil sponsors .1 projeet The totintil this y'C.lI' sponsored ex- eh.1nge Assemblies with Arlington .intl Snohomish. This years officers were St11.1rt Sierer. Presg jerry Newman, Vice presg Siintlru Breth- NY.llLl, Seeg S11z.1nne Kiefer. 'l.l'C.lS. Back row, l.. to R: Advisor Mr, Gablelmouse, I.. Larson, E, Rollins, G. Krell, S. Kiefer, J. Treider, E. Robinson, K, Cogdill, G. Newman, J. Emory. From row, l., lo R: l. Johnson, B. York, D. Boid, J. Eastman, B, Carlson, J, Anderson, J. Walker, W. Thompson, S, Brecltwald, D. Maldon, C. Gyorog, i lu l w 3.4 .. .1Ae...Yg1r DICK LATIMER Q 'IQMMY BEAMAN JANICE KIRKLAND ANN wHy1g X Bock row, L, to R: D. Oxwang, M, Rambo, P. Quan, L, Kona, M. Perlrovich. From row, L. to R: C. Morgan, C, Rubens, S. lone, J, Kirkland, T. Booman, D. Larimer, A, Whyn, G. Osborn, D, Smirh, B. Karcher, Junior High Sees New Set-Up This year the junior High School student body was set up similarly to the Senior High School. They had their own ASB. oiiicers and their own student council. Their student council was entirely a sudent organization advised by Mr. Dobson. They are organized for the purpose of conducting all the business of the junior High School ASB. Their represent- atives are their A.S.B. orhcers, Boys' and Girls' club presidents, class presidents and eight home room representatives, Board of control representatives, and the F.H.A. president. One of the junior High Student councils projects this year was a talent show. Another project was the buying of coat hangers for the Intermediate building. -,al Jwgllqgw 7 'ici 1 ar. 52 ff 'Q ti 5 J P, 'lL!PJl!gg'!Q'VA nmwajff Q... . HAROLD MILLIKAN H Bulk QOW2 H' Milliken EVERYBODY mi Middle row: J. Boid, J, Hull, N. McConnaughay, A. Anderson R. Franke W. Trubshaw Fronf row: B, Elske, E. Feeney, J. Simmons Great Responsibility is Given to Bus Drivers A big responsibility in our school district is transporting students to and from school A bus driver must keep the students quiet and keep them from breaking any rules while they are on the bus. Out bus drivers drive in all kinds of weather and on all types of toads They have a lot of patience and cheerful spirits I believe they put up with a lot of things that most people do not realize. A bus driver must be prepared for most anything that could happen under such circumstances The bus drivers take groups of high school students to and from different activities such as taking a club to Seattle for different occasions Fine Meals Prepared by Cooks I wonder how many tons of food are consumed in our cafeteria. l bet it would surprise even the cooks if the facts were really known. This year as in the past the food has been prepared in the Liberty school cafeteria and transported over to the high school. This elimi- nates much of fhe confusion caused when the younger students were transported over here. Thanksgiving and Christmas are looked forward to with great anticipation. On these days a fine turkey dinner is served to practically all students in the school district. J 2 fly ' If lysis - NEW COUNSELI.OR'S OFFICE ' Custoclians Continuully Keep School Clean The custodians work very hard to keep our school as clean and attractive as possible. Besides keeping the school clean, they are responsible for doing the gardening. maintaining the grounds, planting flower beds, trimming shrubbery, keeping the athletic Field in shape, and working in the furnace room. Their day does not begin at 8:45 and end at 5:50 as ours does. At night there is always someone around cleaning up the school. At nights when many students enjoy themselves playing basketball and engaging in other activities they fail to realize that a custodian must stay there and make sure that everything is all right. How do we show our appreciation - certainly we could improve our habits and way of living in our lockers, halls and in the classrooms. 4' V- Emma Basiyx, Ella Fifch Anna Clark O' - MR. OLSON PAINTING , T' 'I L O 1 l. TO R. RUDY FRANKIE ERNEST THORNTON L. TO R. 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I1 '11 1 1 111v.1:1I,111II1111111g.1111IN.1111I1.1 -QQFA My A gy iwwywqxx lim, W 59 C, :zz ig .MTS 1,44 -if 'M le' 5 wk W PM 'fy My 65 me MZ? My W A! YQ QW gML2 DEANNA BISHOP -Girls club l,2,3,45 TTT 45 FNA 1,25 Tomahawk staff 35 yell staff 15 class officer 25 Turnout l,2. BOB CARLSON - Boys club 1,2,3,45 Boys club council 25 FFA 2,3,4, president 45 FFA honors 2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,4, manager 2,3,45 Torch club 1,2,3,4, president 45 Band l,2,3,45 Orchestra 2,3,45 Contests l,2,3,45 Executive board 4, chairman 45 Student council 3,45 Jr.-Sr. Ball gen, chm.5 Class play 35 Boys state 35 Basketball 1,25 College conference 4. MEREDITH BINGHAM-Entered from Bakersfield, California in 1954, Girls club 1,2,3,45 Office girl 45 FNA 45 FHA 15 Chorus 1,2,45 Music festivals 25 An- nual staff 45 Pep club 45 Turnout 1,45 Rifle club 1. DALE CARLSON -Boys club 1,2,3,45 Boys 'M club 35 FFA 1,2,3,45 Track 2. 0- . 1 .. , A ..z5,e5.ig. 'Z C' MEREDITH BUELI. -Girls club 'l,2,3,4, treasurer 35 Girls club council 35 Office girl 3,45 Tommiettes 25 Torch club 25 Chorus 2,3, contests 2,35 Music festivals 2,35 Executive board 2, secretary 25 Annual staff 45 Yell staff 3,45 Pep club l,2,3,4. LOWELL DISCHER-Entered from Everett in 1952. Boys club l,2,3,45 KOP 4. SHARON CAMPBELL -Girls club 1,2,3,45 Librarian 2,35 TTT 3,45 Tommiettes 45 Torch club l,2,3,45 Chorus 45 Pep club 'l,45 Class ploy 3,45 Class officer 25 Turnout 15 Girls club committee chairman 4. JIM EMORY-Boys club l,2,3,45 KOP l,2,3,45 Basketball 'I5 Intramurals 25 Chorus 35 Music festivals 35 Student council 45 Class play 35 Driving committee 45 Rifle club 1,2, .IOANNE CARLSON - Girls club l,2,3,45 Girls M club 3,45 Office girl 35 Torch club 1,2,3,4, secretary-treasurer 45 Turnout 1,2,3,45 Coechairman of Christmas Variety show, 4. SPENCER FUTRELL - Entered from Frankfort, Indiana in 1954. Boys club l,2,3,4, Boys letter club 1,2,35 Football 1,25 Baseball 2,35 Track 1,25 Intramurals 15 Chorus 1,45 Student council l5 Class play 35 Class officer 1,25 Spanish club 2. X 'Q ,wtf 32 I 5' Q1-i H61 S 'at al -x HE it :Ill lllll llllli 1 llllll X tlllt 1. NOT FINISHED aj, BARBARA BOGARD - Girls club l,2,3,45 Librarian 3,45 FNA l,2,3,45 Torch club 35 Carnival committee chairman 35 Pep club 35 Drama club 25 Career day 35 Latin club 3,4. KEN CLINE-Boys club 1,2,3,45 Career day 35 College conference 45 Sports manager l,2,35 Intramurals 2,35 Proiector crew 1,2,35 Boys M club 4. DONNA BOID -Girls club 'l,2,3,4, treasurer 45 Girls club council 45 Girls M club 3,4, secretary-treasurer 45 Office girl 45 TTT 3,45 Tommiettes 2,3,45 Girls tennis team 3,45 Torch club 2,3,45 Student council 45 Tomahawk staff 3,45 editor 45 Pep club 1,3,45 Class play 45 PSSP conference 35 Drama club 3, vice-pres. 35 Career day 35 Turnout 2,3,45 College conference 4. DON CRIDER-Boys club 1,2,3,45 Boys M club 2,3,45 Smoker 25 Football l,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Golf 35 Intramurals 1,25 Torch club 1,25 Carnival comm. chm. 45 Class play 35 Carnival prince 35 Class officer 25 College con- ference 45 Halloween party chm. 4. SANDRA BRECHWALD-Girls club l,2,3,45 Girls club council 35 Girls M club 2,3,45 Office girl 45 FNA l,2,3,45 Girls tennis team 45 Torch club l,2,3,4, vice-president 35 Student council 2,3,45 ASB secretary 45 Carnival committee chairman 45 Jr.-Sr. banquet committee chairman 35 Annual staff 2,3,4, Busi- ness manager 3, Editor 45 Pep club l,3,45 Class officer 25 College conference 45 Girls state 35 Turnout l,2,3,45 Latin club 3,4. KEN COGDILL - Boys club 1,2,3,45 Boys club council 45 FFA 1,25 Student council 45 Jr.-Sr. Ball gen. chm, 35 Projector crew 1,25 Annual staff 45 Class play 3,45 Drama club 35 Class officer 'l. Q6 WX Q:-v RR, JUST 'gk 11 BEGUN 5 fl U' Nxxi LORNA DUDLEY Girls club 1,2,3,45 Girls M club 3,45 Librarian 45 FNA 1,2,3,45 secretary-treasurer 45 Tommiettes 3,45 Annual staff 45 Pep club 3,45 Class play promptress 35 PSSP conference 45 College conference 45 Career day 35 Turnaut 1,2,3,45 Latin club 3,4. ROGER HERRING - Bays club 1,2,3,4, treasurer 45 Boys club council 25 Basket- ball I5 Intramurals 15 Student council 25 Projector crew 25 Tomahawk staff 45 PSSP conference 45 College conference 45 Chair committee 3,4. NANCY DElLlNGERgGirls club 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,2535 Tolo committee chair- man 45 Pep club 15 Drama club 1. BOB HILD Y- Boys club 1,2,3,45 Boys M club 3,45 Smoker 3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,45 Intramurals 152,35 Carnival general chairman 45 Class play 3,45 Career day 35 College conference 45 Halloween party committee chairman. JANET EASTMANfGirls club 1,2,3,45 Girls M club 45 Librarian 45 FNA 1,253,4, president 45 FHA 45 Tommiettes 45 Torch club 1,2,3,45 Student council 45 Health room 45 Annual staff 45 Pep club 1,3,4, president 45 Class play 3,45 Drama club 3, secretary 35 March of dimes chairman 15 Turnout 1,2,3,45 Latin club 3,4, president 3. Blll HOIDAL - Boys club 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2. -- 2 sc 1 it l' Q- .ill HELEN CHARLSON-Entered in 1953 from Everett. Girls club 1,2,3,45 Girls M club 3,4, vice-pres. 45 FNA 3,4, vice-pres. 45 Tommiettes 3,45 Torch club 1,2,3,45 Health room 45 Tolo chairman 45 Annual staff 45 Pep club 3,4, vice-pres. 45 Class play 35 College conference 45 Turnout 1,2,3,45 Latin club 3,4. VICTOR GUSTAFSON - Boys club 1,2,3,4, MARGERY CORY - Girls club 1,2,3,45 Class play 45 Librarian 45 FNA 25 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Pep club 45 Drama club 35 Turnout 1. JERRY HARTLEY- Boys club 1,2,3,45 Librarian 3,45 Tennis 25 Intramurals 2,45 Student council 25 Carnival comm, chm. 45 Annual staff 4. fu Y-Z .. r' ' 'tr 'fl BARBARA GUETLIN -Girls club 1,2,3,45 Girls M club 45 FNA 1,2,35 Chorus 3,45 Contests 3,45 Health room 15 Carnival committee chairman 45 Yell staff 1,2,3,45 Pep club 1,3,45 Class play 35 Drama club 35 Turnout 1,2,3,4. JIM HOWLETT - Boys club 1,2,3,45 Radio club 1. NANCY ESCOTT -Girls club 1,2,3,45 Girls M club 3,45 Office girl 3,45 FNA 1,2,3,45 FHA 2,3,4, vice-pres. 35 Tommiettes 1,25 Chorus 3,45 Contests 3,45 Music festivals 3,45 Executive board 25 Pep club 1,2,3,45 Carnival princess 15 Girls club conference 45 Turnout 1,2,3,45 Halloween party committee chairman 4 LEROY HUNTER - Boys club 1,2,3,45 Boys M club 2,3,4, vice-pres. 45 Smoker 35 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 Track manager 2,3,45 Intramurals 2,3,4, captain 35 Band 2,3,45 Contests 3,45 Projector crew 25 Pep band 2,3,45 Class play 35 Boys club basketball 3,4. CAROL GYOROG - Girls club 1,2,3,45 Girls club council 15 Girls M club5 FNA 1,2,3,4, secretary-treasurer 25 Torch club 1,2,3,45 Chorus 45 Contests 45 Student council 45 Annual staff 35 Yell staff 2,3,45 Pep club 1,2,3,45 Class play 35 Class officer 35 College conference 45 Turnout 1,2,3,45 Latin club 3,4. JASON JONES - Boys club 1,2,3,45 FFA 25 Football 15 Basketball 1,25 Tennis 1,35 Intramurals 1,25 Torch club 1,25 Class play 3,45 College conference 4. y 23 ARDATH ACKIUS - Girls club 1,2,3,45 TTT 45 FNA 25 Tommiettes 2,3,4, leader 45 Torch club 3,45 Tolo gen. chm. 45 Tomahawk staff 3,45 Pep club 1,2,45 PSS? conference 35 Drama club 35 Class officer 35 College conference 45 Turnout 1,2,3,4. JIM ANDERSON -Boys Club 1,2,3,45 Football 1,25 Basketball 15 Golf 3,45 Intramurals 1,2,45 Student council 2,45 Class play 3,45 Boys club basketball 45 College conference 4. CHARLENE ANDERSON -Girls club 1,2,3,45 Band 15 Chorus 2,45 Pep club 45 College conference 4, CHUCK BRAUCH - Entered from Everett in 1954, Boys club 1,2,3,45 Smoker 45 Football 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2545 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,45 Contest 45 Student council 2,35 Carnival comm. chm, 45 Annual staff 45 Drama club 2,35 College conference 4. VICKI BEACH f Girls club 1,2,3,45 FNA 1,2,3,45 FHA 25 Tornmiettes 25 Yell staff 45 Pep club 2,3,45 Carnival princess 35 Class officer 3,45 Turnout 1,2,3,45 latin club 3,45 College conference 4. GORDON BUCKMASTER -Entered from Mt. Diablo High School in 1954. Boys club 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1. Q' 3' 4-.Q i E- Y-ir wg- -. 2. '-J-T -r DAVE MARDON A Boys club 1,2,3,45 FFA 1,2,3,4, Football 15 Basketball 1,25 Track 25 Intramurals 253,45 Torch club 1,2,3,45 Tomahawk staff 45 Class play 35 Class officer 1,45 College conference 4. That guy with a big grin is Howdy Doody Hunter. JOHN MARTIN - Boys club 1,2,3,45 librarian 45 Tennis 2,3,45 Intramurals 1,25 Class play 35 Career day 35 College conference 45 Debate 3. IRENE JOHNSON - Girls club 1,2,3,45 Girls M club 3,45 Office girl 45 TTT 3,45 Girls tennis team 3,45 Torch club 1,2,3,45 Student council 45 Tomahawk staff 3,45 Pep club 1,3,4, treas. 45 Class play 35 Drama club 3, treas 35 College con- ference 45 Turnout 1,2,3,45 Halloween party general chairman 4. DON McGHEE -- Boys club 1,2,3,4, president 45 Boys club council 45 Boys M club 1,2,3,45 Smoker 35 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Band 3,45 Chorus 3,45 Contests 3,45 Music festivals 3,45 Executive board 2,35 Student council 1,2,45 Class officer 15 Halloween party general chairman 4, BETTY JONES - Entered from Blaine in 1953. Girls club 1,2,3,45 Office girl 45 Librarian 35 FHA 3,45 Chorus 45 Contests 45 Music festivals 45 Yell staff 45 Pep club 3,45 Drama club 35 Turnout 2,3,4. fl '52 -1 G9 v f MARY HANSON W- Girls club 1,2,3,45 Office girl 45 TTT 45 Tommiettes 2,3,45 Band 'l,2,35 Contests 1,2,35 Pep club 3,45 Turnout 2. JERRY KRELL - Boys club 1,2,3,45 Boys club council 2,35 Baseball 3,45 Torch club 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Orchestra 253,45 Student council 2,45 Rifle club 1,25 College conference 4. JULIA HAUGEN -Girls club 1,2,3,45 Librarian 45 FNA 45 Torch club 1,2,3,45 Chorus 45 Pep club 45 Class play 35 Career day 35 College conference 45 Latin club 3,4, ORVILlE LYONS - Boys club 1,2,3,45 FFA 1,2,3,45 Sentinel 3, Secretary 4. DONNA JOHNSON -Girls club 1,2,3,45 Girls M club 3,45 Office girl 45 TTT 45 FNA 1,25 Mother's day tea gen. chm. 45 Turnout 1,2,3,4. Who's this? Why it's Betty Jones in her poodle cut. '23 Y 515 L hr' ff ea- L -Y V , -yy, 5 I i Sf. Y!:T'i I i 3 l MARY ANN MAUDE - Entered from California in 1954 Girls club 1,2,3,45 Girls club council 45 TTT 45 Letter club 1,2,3, secretary 35 Torch club 2,3545 Chorus 15253545 Music festivals 152,35 Annual staff 35 Yell staff 15 Pep club 4. JEROME OLSON - Entered from Seattle in 1953. Boys club 1,2,3,45 Chorus 3,45 Contests 3,45 Music festivals 3545 College conference 4. DOROTHY MILLER-Entered from Lynden in 1953. Girls club 152,3,45 Office girl 4. Didn't you know that Ken Cogdill is really a monkey? DOROTHY MIX - Girls club 152,3,45 Office girl 45 TTT 45 Chorus 2535 Class play 3,45 Turnout 1,2,3,4, JACK PYATTE - Entered from Aberdeen in 1954. Boys club 1,2,3545 Librarian 45 Football 45 Intramurals 4. I Y' T' T an-s I-Q, DONNA KRONHOLM - Girls club 15253545 Girls club council 45 Office girl 45 Librarian 35 TTT 45 Tommiettes 2,3,45 Torch club 1,2,45 Chorus 45 Contests 45 Tomahawk staff 35 Pep club 3,4. ARNOLD MOE - Boys club 1,2,3,4. GENIE LIVINGSTON -Girls club 15253545 Office girl 3,45 Tommiettes 25 Torch club 25 Chorus 45 Contests 3,45 Solo contest 35 Tolo program chairman 35 Pep club 35 Turnout 152,35 Latin club 3,4, College conference 4. LARRY MOLLER- Entered from Brewster High School in 1954. Boys club 1,25 3,45 College conference 4. FRIEDA MAUDE - Entered from California in 1954. Girls club 1,2,3545 Office girl 45 TTT 45 Torch club 253,45 Chorus l52,3,45 Contests 15 Music festivals 152,3,45 Student council 15 Tolo decoration chairman 45 Pep club 1,2,3,45 Drama club 2,35 Girls club conference 35 Turnout 1,253. JERRY NEWMAN-Boys club 1,253,45 Boys M club 3,45 Basketball 2,3,4, captain 45 Intramurals 1,25 Executive board 45 Student council 45 ASB officer 45 Projector crew 1,2,35 College conference 4. 16 is-f ex. V Vf ' 'Q .51 v- V 2,12 i .. 1--q 4.7 I ' l FRED RECTOR- Boys club 1,2,3,45 Class play 35 Career day 35 College con- ference 4. That's Pyatte hiding behind that mask. ED RECTOR - Boys club 1,2,3545 KOP 2,3. SHIRLEY O'BRIEN 4GirIs club 1,2,3,45 Girls M Club 253,45 Band 1,25 Toma- hawk staff 35 Turnout I,253,4. TOM ROLLINS - Boys club 1,253,45 Football 15 Track 2545 Intramurals 25 Student council 1. SHARON OLIVER - Girls club 1,2,3,45 Girls club council 3: Girls M club 253545 President 45 Office girl 45 Tennis team 3,45 Torch club 1,2,3,45 Chorus 3,45 Stu- dent council 45 Tolo chairman 45 Tomahawk staff 45 Yell staff 45 Pep club 3,45 Class play 3,45 Drama club 35 Class officer 45 Girls state 35 Turnout 1,2,3,45 College conference 4. 25 'Q hr TY 4- . Uh Gu ARLENE SALO - Girls club 1,2,3,4, committee chairman 45 Chorus 2,35 contests 35 Music festivals 2,35 Yell staff 45 Pep club 3,45 Class play 3,45 Drama club 35 Turnout 1,2. Class flower CURTIS STROM -Boys club 'l,2,3,45 Boys M club 3,4, pres 45 Smoker 3,45 Football 1,2,3,4, co-captain 45 Basketball 15 Tennis 2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,4, captain 3,45 Band 1,2,3,4, pres. 3,45 Chorus 45 Contests 3,45 Executive board 45 Student council 45 Proiector crew 1,25 Class play 35 PSSP conference 45 Carnival prince 45 Class officer 45 Career day 35 College conference 45 Boys club basketball 3,4. WAYNE THOMPSON -Boys club 1,2,3,4, secretary 45 Boys club council 45 Football 15 Basketball 15 Intramurals 35 Torch club 25 Chorus 45 Student council 45 Jr-Sr, banquet chairman 35 Class officer 35 Rifle club 25 College confer- ence 4. Class ring MARGIE SMITH-Girls club 1,2,3,45 Librarian 3,45 TTT 45 FNA 1,2,45 FHA 15 Tommiettes 3,45 Pep club 3,45 Turnout 152. 26 A A, rw H0 r 3 sf ,um STUART SIERER v Boys club 15253545 Smoker 3,45 Basketball 15 Intramurals 2,35 Executive board 3, chairman 35 Student council 3,45 ASB president 45 Tomahawk staff 3,4, editor 35 Class play 3,45 PSSP conference 3,45 Class officer 35 College conference 4. BARBARA POWELL - Girls club 1,2,3,45 Girls M club 3,45 TTT 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Contests 2,3,45 Pep club 45 Class play 45 Turnout 1,2,3,4. JACK SALKOVICS Boys club 1,2,3,45 FFA 15253545 Basketball 15 Tennis 3,45 Chorus 45 Jr.-Sr. Ball comm. chm. 45 Annual staff 45 Class play comm, chm, 45 College conference 4. BARBARA RAND - Girls club 15253545 Girls M club 45 Librarian 45 FNA l,2,3,45 FHA 45 Tomrniettes 2,45 Chorus 45 Health room 45 Tolo comm. chm, 45 Pep club 1,3,4, secretary 45 Girls club vice-pres. 45 Drama club 35 Turnout 1,2,3,45 Major- ette 35 College conference 4. What have we here? Why it's a Rector, but which one? BOB STOELT f Boys club 1,2,3,45 Football 15 Basketball 15 Career day 35 College conference 4. .W i '- l L O 31:75 x- 1 4 all 4' 1. brx it ll il' lf- ' 5 m 'P' . Ylvr . .' 1, CAROLYN STAVNEY- Entered from Seattle in 1953. Girls club 2,3,4, sec. 45 Girls club council 25 Office 9irl 45 FNA 25 Tommiettes 2,3, leader 35 Chorus 45 Jr.-Sr. banquet chairman 35 Yell staff 45 Girls club conference 45 Homecoming princess 4. There's Tennessee Ernie Jensen. JANICE TREIDER-Girls club 1,2,3,4, vice-pres. 3, pres. 45 Girls club council 3,45 Girls M club 253,45 Office girl 45 Librarian 35 Chorus 45 Homecoming queen 45 Student council 45 Pep club 3,45 Career day 35 Girls state 35 Turnout 1,2,3,45 Latin club 354. HAROLD TURK - Boys club 1,2,3,4. MARY THOMPSON -Girls club 1,2,3,45 Chorus 45 Contests 45 Music festivals 45 Told chairman 35 Annual staff 45 Yell staff 45 Pep club 3,45 Class play 35 Drama club 2,3, pres. 3. NORMAN WOOD - Boys club 1,2,3,45 Boys M club 45 FFA 1,25 Tennis 2,3,45 5 Chorus 45 Annual staff 4. CAMARA SHY JOHN HENRY-Boys club 1,2,3,45 Football 15 Basketball 15 Baseball 1, 2,45 lntramurals1,2. ERNIE JENSEN A-Entered from Arlington in 1954. Boys club 1,2,3,45 Band 25 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Contests 2,3,45 Music festivals 2,3,45 Projector crew 4. .IIM ROWE-4 Entered from Ellensburg in 1954. Boys club 1,2,3,45 Boys M club 35 KOP 2,35 Football 35 Track 2,35 Sports manager 35 Chorus 1,25 Music I festivals 1,25 College conference 4. BOB CARLSON Vcledlctorlon Q' DAVE MARDON Class presldent 1:0 JERRY KREl.l Class speaker 41- JULIA HAUGEN SHARON OLIVER Commencement Cllmaxes Senlor Year Commeneement xxeek xx IS the t1me of xe1r th1t exerx Sentor thought xxould nexer 1rr1xe Plllillllll., for thxx xxeelx begm III Clflx Aprll xxhen the ehurmen for the x 1r10us ex ents xxerc eleeted The hrat ex ent of Semor xx eek xx IS the C1155 pxenle on M1x enghteenth The next 1tT11r xx IS BlLLlllL1fL 1te on M1x txxentx seeonel The Cheurm 1n for th1s vx1s Irene ohnson P1stor Henle of the Iutl1er1n Qhureh xx IS ehosen to elehxer the mess 1ge to the Senmrs On M1y txxenty hfth the log Qlblll Club sponsored 1 ICI for the Semor gtrlx 'Ihe long 1xx uted mght xx 15 th1t of Com meneement on M 1x tvxentx sixth C trolxn QIIX nex xx1S eh11rm1n tnel Ierrx Krell vxas ehosen to be the C1155 Spe1ker Bob L1rlsor1 xx IS x 1led1etor11n mel IS vxe go to press uh 1 H lLlgC'fl mel Sh 1ron Ohxer ITL tletl for 51lut1tor11n Aeeorehng to eustom the Semor el1ss prestelent D xe M 1reltmn 1lso g1xe 1 speeeh The 1fter gr1elu1t1on p1rtx eh11rm1n xx15B1rb1r1R1nel The PIII, xx1sl1elel If INorm1nn1 H Ill 1n Txerett Thxs pexrtx lb sponsored bx tl1e Senior el1ss for 1ll the students rel1t1xes 1nd frlentls of the gl'lLlLlllCS Tl1e members of the unnor elm md tl1e1r p1rent5 help xxtth thls party IRENE JOHNSON CAROLYN STAVNEY BARBARA RAND Baccalaureate chcnrmon Commencement chairman After gruduotlon party clxulrmun CLASS WILL IICII1g of sound mlnd md body we the Sentor Clftss of ntnctcen hundred Ind flfty fue of Mtrysylllc Hugh School do m tke tnd publtsh thts our last wtll .md testa ment ts follows I ARDATH ACKIIS wtll my two bleached spat curls to C AROI MITC HI I I I CHARIENL ANDERSON wlll my qutet ways to Snooky Ptrktnson I JIM ANDI RSON wnll my trtps to Lyerett to my one who likes to hue fun I VIC Ixl BEAC H wtll my eyelashes to my one who ltltes to mtke tllrty eyes I MEREDITH BINC HAM wtll my full sklrts to my stster DEANNI who wears them anyw ty I DEANNA BISHOP wall my spirklnng eyes 'and thtrmtng smtle to MR 'IURNLR for future use on next year s Semors I BARBARA BOC ARD will Ietye 1nd tttke up my hntl cout e tn Home Lt wtth IM I DONNA BOID wtll my nleknttme to SHORTY S ltttle blue Dodge I CHUCK BRAUCH wxll my mtlk women and song to TIM YORK I SANDRA BREC HWALD wlll my rosy cheeks to my body who ltkes people to sly My whtt 1 healthy Ir I CJORDON BUC KMASTER wtll my betuttful brown eyes tnd turly hur to LIIEEN NINWMAN I MEREDITH BI III will my tblltty to control myself tt gtmes to PHX I I IS HOX IK I SHAROIN C AMPBEI I wxll prob xbly hue to stiy bettuse MR TI RINLR doesnt thunk Im menttlly fit to letye I BOB CARISON wtll by bruns to MR HAR MON md Ins Blology C ltss I JOANNE CARISON wtll my modesty 1nd al lergy to boys to SHARON EARNHTART I HLI LN C HARI SON w1Il ptek up my Medical books Ind Ietye for college I KEN CLINL wtll my .tbtltty to get .along wtth MR TURNER to DICK SMITH I KTN COC DII L wtll my postnon bchtnd the bus shed between pertods 5 1nd 6 to 'tnyone who ctn run a I mtnute mtle I MIDC1E CORE wtll my good grmdes 1nd all my qutet wttys tn ehemtstry eluss to SONIA STRAND and DOLORLS IAARRLLLY I DON CRIDLR wtll my abtltty to stay out of trouble to IAN HII TON I NANCY DEI I INCIER wtll my ntckmme DII I Y to ANNI BARC LAY to keep up the trtdttnon on the school desks I IOWEII DISC HER wtll Iene tfter qutte a struggle I LORNA DUDI LY wtll my tnfertortty complex to FRANC ES ANDLRSON I ANLT LASTMAN wtll my tbtllty to ftll on the floor III C P Lngltsh C ltss to tnyone who wants to look .tt thc residue on the floor I AMLS YMORY wtll my church key to JLRRY BELLORD I NANCY ESCOTT wtll leave the halls of MHS much to the htpplness of all my te tchers I SPI NCER FUTREII wtll my ablllry to sktp successfully to xny under cltssmxn who dtsltkes school I BARBARA CJIJETLIN wtll my abtltty to snutch pttkles off pl ttes before my body else e tn get them to SUE DIXOIN I XIC TOR CIUSTAFSON wxll my firey red hzur to BI'ITY MLRINNEX to much her temper I CAROL CJYOROC1 wtll my three years supply of pom poms to next ye trs song queens I MARX HANSON wtll my .xbtltty to keep tn step In Tommlettes to KATHY MORCJAN I IIRRY HARTIEX wtll my long dark halt to SLI DIICON I LI IA HALCJLN wtll long hcur to anyone who h ts some good sh trp senssors I ROC LR HERRINCI wxll my black book full of Eyerett tddresses to MIKE KIRKI AND I BOB HIID wlll my lmmuntty to gtrls to my brother MARVIN wrtter to de tth to MARI ENL OXWANC1 I JAMES HONWIETT hereby wtll w mt ts left of y C hex Ind thtt tsnt much to my stster I ERNIE JENSLIN lm stlll wondertng If I wtll mxlte If out of here I DONNA JOHNSON wtll my abxltty to drtye tn to tnd out of drtyewnys to MA WILSON I IRENE JOHNSON wtll my IUISCIIICX tous pranks to wnyone who wants a good ptddltng oyer CJABES knee I BETTY JONES wtll my abtltty to blush about anythtng to MAUREEN HOI DER I JASON JONES wtll my haircut to NEIL MIX I JLRRY KRELL wxll my permanent place nn ltne for excused ttrdy sllps to LRIT7 TREICHEL I DONNA KRONHOLM wtll by hetghth to MISS DAVIS I CJENIE IIVINCJSTON wtll my laugh to MIKE KIRRLAND I ORVILLE LH ONS wtll my qutet ways tn MR TURNERS Engltsh Cla s to next years unfortunate clt ses I DAVE MARDON wtll my patnt brush to MIKE KIRKLAND I JOHN MARTIN wtll my tbtltty to clrtve safely md obey trafhe ltws to DICK JONC1EJAN I FREIDA MAUDE wtll my natural blonde streak to SHARRONE AYARS , K 1 ,V, . 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H 'I 3 I 7 5 I MARX ANN MALDL yyrll my trp dmerng abrlrty to MlC,IxIX STRIINC ILI I OXX I DON MeC HII yyrll my positron on the footbrll term to TINX AINDLRSON I DOROTHX MII I ER will my rbrlrty to grrdurte while Strying it home to rnyone yy ho m ry yy rnt it I DOROTHX MIX will my quiet wrys to my brother INLIL I ARINOID NIOI will my lonr, legs to TOM LHAMBLRS I LARRX MOLI ER yyrll my chemistry experiments to TERRANCL IiROOIxS who yy rrrts to blow up the school md trlye control I ERRX INEXX MAY will my brslyetbrll rbrlity to CJEINE LASTI RBROOR I SHIRI EX O BRILNI will my eyer re rdy smile to SAINDRA LRICRSON I SHARON OI IX ER yyrll not yyrll my rbrlrty as rn retress bet ruse I yyrll need rt rn Holly wood I JLROML OI SOIN hrye o m my things to will I decided not to bother you yyrth them safely to M 'IRC L IxLINIxLI I JACR PX ATTI' will nrt will my women but will my tretres to BII I I ATIMER I BARBARA RAIND yyrll my elem police record to my SISICI' md her friends I ED RLC TOR yyrll my entire yy rrdrobe to DICK STA ATS I IRI D RICT OR yyrll my nights of good cheer to some other person yylro lrlyes soerrl life TOM ROIIINS will le rye to try to eolleet mrny errs rs my brothers I JIM ROVyI yyrll my rarely nrme SPLED MLR C HAN'I to the drryrnr, elrss I JAC Is. SAI RON IC S will my rbrlrty to get along yyrtlr MR MFSSMLR to myone yy ho hrs big brown eyes ARIINI SAIO will my nrel-Cname FRICJID AIRL to SHARRONL AX ARS STUART SILRER will my long walk home to rnyone yy ho w rnts be rutrful legs I 1y1ARt IL SMITH yyrll my errrly hrrr to ACR EASTLRBROOIC I C AROI X N STAVNTX yyrll my future brother in lryy ISOISISX BL SHTX to 'IRI 'IH HLNDLRSON I BOB STOELT will my pl ree rn auto shop to my one foolish enough to take rt I CI RT STROM will my looks md personrlrty to my boy who yy rnts the girls to swoon oyer him I MARX THOMPSON yyrll my rbrlrty to hrt C rey hound busses to neyt ye rr s drryrrrg elrss used during tests to MIIxI IxISMAN I ANICI TRI IDIR yyrll not yyrll my yyell read letters from BOB to rnyone I HAROI D TLRR will my rbilrty to be a yyoman hrter to JERRY BAII LX I INORMAN WOOD will my empty sert rn rnnurl st rff to some hrrd working person CLASS PRUPHECY The year rs 1975 and the U S S Tomahawk rs getting ready to leaye Sm Francisco Bay for Europe It was de eided to le rye from San Francisco rnsterd of New X ork to take adyantage of the new Trans Eurrsia canal built by the famous engineer WAYNE THOMPSON It s almost time for the boat to leave port md a quick glance at the passport list shows us that many famous people who graduated from Marysyrlle High School in 1955 are rborrd All aborrd thats going aboard yells Captain O ANNE CARISON as she gets rerdy to lrft the gang plank Slowly the bort pulls rw ry Hrrk theres IM EMORX' w ryrng frantically Late as usurl Hrs ear just wont get him rnyw here on time anymore We re on our wry md as we pass Alcatrrz we see Warden FRI D RICTOR lerdrng hrs brother LD brek to his cell where hell Join his cell IILIIC JASON JONES The tug boat that helped us out of port rs now turning back and Captrin MARY 'Tug boat Annie' MAUDE giy es us a farewell blast on the tug s whrstles C rtlrermg speed we p rss r lighthouse and see ARN OI D MOI grrdurte of I5 C I A turnrng the lights rnd blowing the fog horns Were well on our w ry now so lets strrt roaming around md see whos rborrd Somebody rs coming toyy rrds us but they re so lorded down with luggrge that we emt see who rt rs Oh rts yree presrdent of the U S JANICE TREIDER It seems she rs going to myestrgrte mrlrtrry conditions rn rpm Wlrtrs thrt Iardrng on the poop deck' Why its C URT STROM He s running rw ry from a lrrge herd of girls yy ho lr rye been ehrsrng him for the past 75 years There s VICKI BEAC H presrdent of Beach s Lonely Herrts C lub Her business hrs been so prosperous in the U S th rt she decided to lrelp the lonely herrts rn Frrnee I wonder whois staying in th rt st rteroom over there It must be some great celebrity 'Iheres a king size star over the door lets peek through the porthole Oh, rt's SIU SIILRLR He s on a VACJIICJII .rfter finishing hrs TV program for the season, The Studebaker Srerer show V ' I T. 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VC e re p tsstng the luxttrtous tennts courts on board sl1tp 1t1d we see tl1e worlds doubles champs IRENE JOHNSON tnd DONNA BOID practtctng for thetr n1 tte I1 tt Wttnbledon where they wtll defend thetr crown 'Ihts super eh 1rged boat ts now passtng the Ha w 1tt tn Isl tnds Oh theres JANET EASTMAN R N and her httsb tnd eomtt1g out of thetr ltttle gr1ss shack Theres multt mtlltonatre TOM ROLLINS ptne tpple pl tntttton ow ner sunntng htmself on Watktkt wtth ltttlt QllIlLLI'S BI'I'IY Sntke htps JONES ARDATH Shake rattle and roll ACKIUS and JULIA Legs HAUC EN sw tytng back and forth tn front of htm We letye H tw ttt behtnd us wtth lovely Hawattan muste filltng the 1tr We e1n fatntly see GORDON BUCKMASTTR beattng the drums and VICTOR GUS TAI'SON pl tytng the gutt1r Htw 1tt ts out of stght and sound and presently we wtll enter the eantl tn Mongoltt 'Ihere go JIM HOWLET'1 1nd JACK SAI KOVICS paddltng by tn a ltfe rtft They are the last of the U S Ntvy 'I he trmed forees h ts been dtsbanded because war has been outl1wed Thts eame about due to the dtplomattc taettes of DAVE St1ltn of 1975 MARDON Mtn oyerbotrd man oyerboard' Oh de1r what l11ppened Lets see Oh tts JACK PYATTE He was seastek 1nd letned over the ratltng 11 ltttle too far Let s go tnto tl11t room over there BOB HII D fa mous motton pteture producer ts sendtng a large cast to England to Elm a new motte The Country Boy The ftrst person we see IS we enter the room ts Hollywoods number one hatr bleacher CAROLYN STAVNEY who ts bleaehtng SHARON Jane Russell of 1975 OLIVER S hatr Other stars tn The Country Boy are NANCY ESCO'IT Ilast of the red hot mamasj who lust replaced Sopl1t1 Tueker DON MCGHEE doubltng for Eddte Ftsl1er tnd ROC Tab Hunter HERRINC Thts ts a great etst for a grett show Here we are back on deck Theres JIM ANDER He s on hts way to number ten Downtng Street London Wtnston Churchtlls daughter has a toothache and Jtm was sent for Sttttng bestde Mr Anderson ts SHARON CAMP BEII the opera stnger She ts gotng to stng tn an opera for the Queen at Bucktngham Palace We re now entertng Thompsons canal tn Mon golta We re gotng to stop for a brtef ttme to let some passen ers off 1ere goes LEROY HUNTER the ptg ftrmer He thtnks l1e e1n get 1 better stock of ptgs tn Mongolta Be htnd l1tm ts the prestdent of Pteltles lneorportted BAR BARA CUETI IN and the newsc1ster KEN COODIII who ts gotng to bro tele 1st the Mongolt tn Muel Rtees for Me1ly Mouthed Men Professor BOB CARLSON nd hts secretary BAR BARA POXXIII tre botrdtng the shtp Bob h1s been te1el1tng Ag 1t the Lntyerstty of Mongolt1 for the p1st three yetrs Hes now 11e1ded for Rome for 1 short holt I Were on our w ty up the ean1l l1e1deel for Chtna where NORM lChung leel WOOD the prtme mtntster of C htnt botrds our shtp Agttn we re topstde 1nd we see 1 group of women sttttng tround tlrtnktng ICI C1rrytng most of the comer sttton ts tl1e Itrst ltely of soetety CAROI L YOROC desertbtng her ten trtps tround the world Sttttng wtth lter tre sktttng el1 tmp BARBARA RAND womtn base btll st1r SANDRA 'Ihe Btbe BREL HWAI D HELEN CHARISON sttr of 'Ihe Medte Olympte swtmmtng el11mp DOROTHY MIX and NANCY DELI INGER The womrn of letsure wI1o h1s been ltvtng off her teetdent tnsurtnee premtums for m1ny years In the shtps nursery we he1r the talk of mothers eomp1rtng thetr ehtldren Among the mothers tre SHIR IEY OBRIEN DOROTHY MII LER MIDCE CORY BROOKS and BARBARA BOCARD KRAG Up tn the lounge we hear DEANNA BISHOP stng tng You e tn t love one accompanted by BII L HOIDAL If the pt1no Across tI1e lounge we see b1rtender OR VII II IYONS mtxtng IH extr1 strong gltss of mtlk for profe stontl basketball star JERRY NEWMAN There goes Doctor CHUCK BRAUCH tn a hurry I wonder tf someone ts stek Hes headtng toward the swtmmtng pool De1r me DON CRIDER ts lytng at the bottom of the pool He made a perfect swan dtye but somebody forgot to tell htm the pool h1d been dratned and l1e reeety ed 1 sltght eoncusston XX'hat a shame We ye gone through Chtna and Indt1 1nd now we 1re appro 1el1tng Afghantstm wl1ere otl tyeoon JEROME OLSON has t1ken up permanent restdenee As soon IS we ttlee 1 good look at tl1e eountrystde we re on our w 1y to Turkey 1nd from there on to England We hope to trrtye tn London tn ttme to hear CJENIE I IVINCSTON S ptano concert There s IxEN CI INE He s on nts w 1y to buy some new etrs from the worlds largest used ear dealer BOB STOEI T Now we see Tennesee ERNIE JENSEN w1tehtng tntently ts JERRY KRELL gtyes trumpet lessons to H1rry James There s IORNA DUDLEY prestdent of Alcoholtcs Anonymous down tn tl1e galley w 1rmtng some mtlk for l1er ptttent MARX THOMPSON w ho h1s ptssed out on the poop deck CHARI ENE ANDERSON and MEREDITH BINCHAM tre or1 thetr way to ttke photogr1pI1y lessons from Assoetated Presss aee photographer JERRY HARTLEY one ts seurrytng around trytng to get thetr luggage to gether Sxy wh tts M1rtha Raye dotng on thts boat? O1 tt tsnt INIIFIIII tts ARLENE SALO XX e see MARCIE SMITH g1tl1ertng up I1er luggtge She s lllxlllg 1 short holtday before she begtns ttletng oy er M1s pl 1ee b1ek tn tl1e USA Aeeompanytng her ts DON NA RRONHOI M who ts trayeltng twhtle before mak tng 1 perm tnent restdenee at Coulee Dtm Meredtth Buell seems to b tn a hurry I guess she s anxtotts to st trt her modeltng LIFCCI tt1 Ptrts 'Iheres JIM Speed n1ereh1t1t ROWE w to plans to ttke ptrt tn 1 cross country aero rtee tn Ertnee I see he took l1ts ehtef meehtnte IOXY LLL DISCHER wtth mtm The gtngpltnk ts down tnd exeryone ts departtng Sty tsn t tl11t HAROI D TURIx llkl LARRX MOI I ER selltttg pe tnttts on the pter It sure ts There goes DON NA JOHNSON tfter some They IIC not for her though 'Ihey 1re for l1er monkey Hertehto She I1 IS been exhtbtt tng the erttter 1ll oyer the world There goes tI1e I tdy of Scotltnd X ards MARY HANSON tfter tI1e two most w mteel ertmtntls of Eng 11nd SPENC ER EIJTRELI yewel thtef 1nd JOHN MARTIN who lt ts 1 n11nta for httb ctps I 1st but not le 1st FREIDA MAUDE leaves the boat Fretdt ts worletng for 1 magtetan who speetaltzes tn saw tng l1er tn l11lf She looks rtther short tnese dtys Tltts w IS 1 tnemortble toy tge for thts f1mous shtp tl1e USS Tom 1lllXXlC On thts trtp we stw the greatest cl tss that et er left MHS the renowned el1ss of I955 yi., Lg. 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'I vs. ' sr ,tv -I , Q ALDERMAN F ANDERSON 1: Q, BEMIS LB JC i RASHLER 5'-Hx ATTERALL A 1 6 Q- CHAMBERS ,fx 4'-3 FRYBERG 1' HALL ? Q.-r HENDRICKS HERRING J 1' is i ACOBSON JONES 73 ' . -Qi f 7 W ANDERSON .l BEDIENT 1 T BROOKS A-Q Q i -1 N FALLEEN -als va lb, 14 2. ri .,, Q ' v ,,. N-. S BUTLER BARCLAY 495 1 li. ag EARNHEART A YE 'Yi FISHER D BROWN 1 HI? V ty i HENDERSON R JENNINGS no LARSON M KISSINGER 15 I1 Q52 HARRISON CROSS M HARTLEY R fiw vw ev rv 'XJ .3 1 BONEBREAK if 'Y wi BUTLER Us v' T S ERICKSON DISHER T HENDERSON -391 D HOOFNAGLE JENSEN ?' 'Q I J w-C J BAILEY BOID D K 4. CAMPBELL 7 G- ,6, FOSSUM 3 8 Y HESBURN IN A A ,. - L KNOWLES JONES J KELLER . C. . D J - , J I vw SVQW-0-1--M 1: .X - J , r L-.4 :, I L' Q F ' A ' 3 I I F I ' wf : ' . 0. J. L. s, . 5 BV R X 5 ' r I 2 ' 1 A J S fr. -AJ - 5 A -: t 2 H , 1 1 :J , - X I E. . D J J 5 A Q ,, 9 it A N47 A- , 5 v -' lv ' E 1 ' f 3 -- ' D-.' J' J L 4 , In ,J f ,I J .... R C. , , n I I 'M' I A .4 .3 . 1 .7 0 ,,' , as V , 1,-, - J I Jr - Lag' - V .. I ' Y A -I u '- 41 P. HASTINGS J. EASTERBROOK M. HATCH J. nuce s. HATHAWAY L. , R, GRIMM B ' I ' ,A:. ... rt 7 A ' , ,B 2 3 ' rf 1 Y ' - 3 r In I , 'X Q 5 Y . - ' X 5' - I T. 'SEL .A 5 5 P. J. J. R. . . M, C, A J A -- W :fy v T t , I 1 . I, 1 H Q 1 ' ' A f A wr' -3 q L I . I Y , 'Q V .. I IX . J. J. L. , . J. , SOPHOMORES RANK HIGH 3 4. lv,-. KLEIN NA MARTIN P PYATTE D MOORE 'C-an iv T-v M SULLIVAN 5 In S4 E TODD ,wr KARCHER N MIX OLSON .-Q POWELL C I x C SEIGERT 1 A A STEVENSON ef i l at --4 KLEIN 439' McCARTHY MORRIL Bc: 1- f ,-N 'Ffh 39N sf tt, V LEDFORD LAMBERT JA.x I McLAUGHLIN L OVERHOLT CS PHILIPS ROLLINS 10 NQ, ' .bca Spf' SURYAN SMITH lf ei TWEIT THORSON 'Q v J HERSHAW R WESTLUND C WOOD B WILDERMAN IN TORCH MEMBERSHIP Q'-r I M LONG 1' -v 49 R NEILSON NYGARD i J OLSON RHODE QL' ROBERTSON Q G Q9 B THOMETZ R SMITH 1' gnv N., in WARD VAN PUTTEN 'Q- -o -0 'vw WALKER S WALL ROWE J STRAND -.-4 ui J MAGARY LUEKEN 1' MURRAY O BRIEN Vx PARR SAVAGE 'FI y sl 1 I RAMBO 8 6 'T ii TIDY STAATS ji ,....-1 M WELLS YORK ,S ns WESTERLUND J TABCR -v 'X in 37 ' K' 4? 3 as A 2 . , , -. I . - , - an - 'Q' -4 'I can v .I ' X . I A X , ,1 QNX l EA 1. J A, . R. A ' 7' ,r g I J, b- , 4- . -4 ' , -f 1 '7 A if - E? 1 -L 4 I .7 .-vs C s W. , D. I J, ' ' ' wr 4- A 3 1- , ' 1 ' -' ' -. 4 V 5. I v I A ' V 4: ' A , Q 4:J51'::l.Y . 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P THOMPSON B SMITH L THORTON D SMITH B TODD H SOWARDS WALKER STAHI M WATTERS 31 1 7 WATTERS S STORMO A WHYTE K SWANSON WHITSON TANNER WILLIAMSON G TAUBERNECK K TIMM All 'F as '-' ft! FRESHMAN LEADERS HEAD NEWLY FORMED JUNIOR HIGH ASB ' P3 'L Q ' ' . 1 2 V , 0 1 - ' Ju - . 61 1 -,. 'D A 9 11' - .'- . .IL ' . -' ., , rr Q . - - -.- , ir . ' - ' .. , . Q ,ini . 4 R- . . B, . . . 1 7515 1 'V , I Q -I -a v-V . . v 4 S P Q9 ,, V I ' A I6 .. E I W . ff J' ', L f 1 I Sify I .JT A. B. . J .... G. M. lt , ,' 3 ug , 3 , M K L9 -1 N 6 'f 4 E 1. L ' - 1 - 4. A X Day ' 4- N, 4 I . X -. . . .,..Y'- ' M. J, M. C. D. . , . C, . I .3 i X 'f Q X Q ' f ', .E ' wr - '. - w A . - A f I , . , . J. J. . B. . G. I ia-'Q 4 X E- 1 . ' f 4'-vw. L -a m .us 4 7 K t K . Tru . M ,s .m .Q b v 5' 9 'f 1 f . . , b 4 ' 5 . V I' - 'Bi 'L . I I .4 . Y - , 7 , A A . . . . . . J. M. . 5 I - 9 ., - -V x 6 . ' 5 0 5 v' '. ., ' ' -:' E i ' K Yr .f ,g R .,.. B. J. K. , . I-1 Ls I ' r 0 3 6 I 1 I ' ,, Jll -1' ,. ' 5 Q! g I . . , N. I O I 39 , 1 B ANGUS AMB ALLEN BRITCH C DUCE J FALKNER 'c J BRENIS CALLAN 52 a A -4 5,4 CROSS R DENNIS T D DYER S HANSON R EMORY FITZGEARLD D 53 cv, 3-'PLM .xr 'J O' CT 4 ALDERMAN BARCLAY J BROWN B BEATTY BYERS 34, 96 bf -Q 'CZ-' fk L I BROEKER R CARLSON T BERINGER CHAMBERLIN DC. 41.1 CHAMBERLIN C DAVENPORT D CARLSON R ENICK 1 lk Q' N5 BERG '5 GJ BEAMEN J CROYLE in 'Q DAVENPORT C ELVROM .Q '--7 'N...w. -4 DROULARD C GRACE B EKMAN N GUTENBERG N ELSBREE Kr 'wg ,442 Q sg - A HAMMERLY 49 .4 FITCH HARRISON T GILL J I-IATFIELD HOVICK KIRKLAND 3 I B GORDER 115 JONES .-Q 1 R 'H Q1 JOHNSON GRANGER JONES P GUSTAFSON R KAESS Q1- 7 A- L KORFF KONA S LANE KLOSTER E M MARTIN LATIMER D MAURER 40 BRIAN BROWN SHARON AYERS IKQ 35 ..x LEWIS MOE LEUKEN CAMERA SHY KAREN FALES VAUGHNDE HAYS CAROL JOHNSON BONNIE McCLURE RICHARD MrDONALD i LARSON C MORGAN THELMA PATERICK CONRID METCALFE 5.1 JONES KELLY LANDON rf .alf- X C? MORGAN L WILEY .Lf . 5- : 1 I.. 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EIGHTH GRADERS GAIN EXPERIENCE Our first yy-.ir in khiiiiur High Snliuiil Iugmii with clcuioii nf alma ivltiwrs. 'Ihwc clurui wprc Hill Iiirniicr, prwiiiciit, Unk Rmicy. vue prcsidn-iii, l.illi.m Siiiiiiwm, sQcrct.iryg and Simon Vim Purim-ii, II'L.'.l5lII'L'f Our .idviwry vscu' Mr Duhsiiri, Mr. B.1liCy,hII'5. lrxxiii,.1iiii Maw 'I mviiscmi. Thc fi1urIw.ills4-.mari unix igrccrui .iiixiuusly hy thc eighth grmic hiiys. XXX' ruriiui our with thu iiiiirh griiicrs, .uni cvcn though we dui nm hm Q rim suucnsful .1 sciwii wc dui gun v.ih1.1b1c experi- cmc fur future ycirs. II.INiiL'Ii3.Iii sL.min prmui tu hc .L Liitfcruit piutiiru. Our buym mm the Ckiiiiiry C,Ii.impiuiisliip. Mr. Ilirnsliis mis mir umdi and liclpui thi- buys iicwlup the iicu-awry 5kiIls uf .1 pliiiiipimi bill Lhib. During ihc firm pm uf bliiuigiry, we ch-Lrcki our g.1rr1iv.il riiyilry, Iiill Kimiicr .md ,lmn NLwrn.ui were mir L..miid.ircs. XYC xuirlxui wry h.irii .uni mir efforts prmui tliciiisclvcs xxhcii Bill .uni 'limi uc-ry Lmxxiicd king .mai qiiccn. Our Lima xxnis fL'P C5L'IIIL'Li iii thc xgiriuiis Lhihx rlirmiglmiir thc suliuiil. A Icxx' uf thcsc were ,Iuiiiur High ITIIA , stihiciit Luunuii. and the cxcuiiivc himrd. A mxikicrmisr Lhib w.is forimmi and giiricd III Pklpllidflly .IS IIIC I'L'.lI' XVLIII UII. Thc h.1rLi xuirl-:ing eighth ymdc glass is .uixxiriiiilg in school ycxirs ami .mxiily with gI'L'.1l liuycn thc-ir rciimiiiiiig high sLhhoI yc.1rS. BILL KARCHER MRS. IRWIN v is I i MR DOBSON 1 LILLIAN SIMMONS MR. BAILEY DICK RONEY JOHN VAN PUTTEN MISS TOWNSEND 'rs- LINDBLOM PAUL LEUKEN 'dih- 4' MENEKE SIMMONS D OXWANG ,an x.. 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Si 6 Marysville 'I3 f The Marysville eleven was not to be outdone in this prattite game with Mt. Si. The Tomahawlts played a hard game and displayed the usual spirit and as the final gun went off Marysville was to be found at the top of the storing eolumn again leading Captains CURT STROM AND DON McGEE Mt. Si. 15-6. Seclro Woolley 12 Marysville 13 While the Tomahawlts were still being tonsidered a dark-horse in the league they won their third game of the season and first league game. The Tomahawks showed improvement over previous games and were not to be outdone by the visiting Cubs from up north. Don McGhee played a very important part in this victory over Sedro with the usual spark shown by his playing. Snohomish 13 Marysville I4 The Tomahawks were out for their fourth win of the season as they invaded the Panther Field full of determination and fire. Being the visiting team all thumbs were down on Marysville but they did it again and were the victors over Snohomish by the score of 14-13 for the first time since 19117. Manager RODNEY HENDERSON BOB OLSON ED ROLLINS lYI.E SNELL IT Mg 1111111'11.111111111111111111.11111 111-.1111-11 1111 111. ll 5 1111111 .11111 1111.11 11l111111ll1KX11-11111111 I qi ,Z A QW . 111 MIKE KIRKLAND CHUCK BRAUCH BILL LATIMER JACK PYATTE Anacortes 13 Marysville 18 151 111lS 111111- 111.111'11'1111' 11.111 1111111111-11 1111- 11111111- N111111 XY1-11 l,C,l1Q1I1' 111 111111 111111. 11111 11'1-11- 51111 1111111111-11-11 1111' 1111111-1-11114g1 111 1111' 11.11111 .14L1.l111Nl 1111- f'111.11111'11-1 31'.111.111'111 151 111111115 111111 11.1111111 .11111 11l'l11i1.i1Wl1' 11111 4!.1l11L' 111 1111- 11.111111 111L' 'I'11111.111.111141 111 111111 111 11111 1111 11.111111 1111-1 1111- 11111115 S1-.111.111111 1111 1111' N1.111'111111- 111111 111' .1 111111111111g 111111- 111 111-11. 151111 M1C11111- 11.11 11.1111 .1 11.1111111111 111 11111 A1Q.1l11L' .11 111- 11-1-11 111 111- 1111- 111111111111 11111- Mount Vernon 33 Marysville 6 1111.111111-1111111111X1-11111111i111117111'111 11111 11 1111 11111 1 111111 11111111 111 1111- 1lI115L'.11L'l1 1.111115 111111 .1 11.11113 11 11111 11.11111 1111-11 1111111 .11111 1111- 11111111111-1 111111-11-11 1111-11 11181 11111 111 1111- 11-.111111 111 .1 1111' 1.111.11111- 1111111111 V1-1111111 111111 Arlington 21 Marysville 7 111' 11111 1ll11L' Al.1T1'NXIl1L' 11.111 .1 11111111111 1111' 111111 ..1111 11111- 11111 .11111 11111 11111 111 11111 1111- . 111111g11111 li.1tS1L'N '1 ll1N 1.11111 11.11 11111- 111 1111- 11.11-11111 11111.gi11111'31.11'11- 111111- 111 1111- 1-X11-111-111 111111111111 111' 1111- 11.1111 .11 .1 NX 111111 1111- '1'11111.111.111 141 1..11.1 1111 ' 1955 Captains 1111- 111111 11111-.111-11 317 JERRY SMITH and BILL LATIMER Burlington 13 Marysville 6 1'1.11 111!! 11111 11191 11111111-111111111!41111111111.1111-111111 1111111 1111 111111111111-'1'11111.1f 11.111 111 NX1'Y1'11.1I111L'111l1Llf1l11f1l1lL1L.11111 1111-11.111'1111-111111111111-1-1111-11 111.11111 .1 11.1111 g.ll11L' 11111 11111-11 1111- 1111.11 111111 111-111 1111 1111- 111111 11.11 11-11lI11.1X11Y111 1111- l1Llfl1111f11JI111.181115 Edmonds 26 Marysville 0 111.11151 1llL'lS 1111.11 1L1.1I11L' 111 1111- 11-.111111 11 .11 .11 1111111111111 .14LL.11I1N1 1111' '1111-11. '1111- lUl11.ll1.1XNliNl11N11l1L'l1'1.1N1A!.11111'11l 1111-11.111111111l111111111111 XK11l15lX 111111.111.111 1-11 P1,lX'lI1Q1l1L'1l'l111.1l 11111111.111lu.11111'1111 1N1.11111'1111 M.11'111'1111 11111-.111-111111111-1:11.11 11-1'1-1.11 111111-1 11111 1111' 11141-11 111111 1-11 111 111- 11111 11111113 RUSSEL GRIMM RALPH Ruoos LARRY uuzssn Manager wmv ANDERSON ,.rs -..Q '71 L 1 ,,.4 ,ri ' ' J ' Hgh T G ' E ' 'R 1 1.1 A y I V Coach ROYAL 'I111- Vl1lIl1IlI' 111.1311 f1111111.111 11111141.1111 g111 1111 111 .1 14111111 51.111 111111 ITLIIIY 111115 rc- 1111142 1111 IWI'.lLIlLL'. 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'iffy' fra., 'rig' 1'- 5L'NL'T.11 111 1111- 11111111 21.1111-15 51111111-111111151.11111111g 11111111111 1111111111-5 11 11101 keep - 'gg 1111p111x111k1g 1111-1' 11111 111- 1.1111.11111- P1.1l'L'f5 1111 1111 Xllfblll' 1-101-11, .6 - Vffgfkfzf S44 1 A Well Deserved Rest Back row: Dick Broeker, Lyle Prather, Randy Emory, Howard Sowards, Fred.Moll, Bill Karcher, Gary Thompson, Richard Price, Center row: Tom Landon, Zeke Kona, Simon VanPutten, larry Wiley, Clifford a -1, Coach CARDLE Hey! Hurry Up Wirh That Towel l , hr-x Pearson, Dennis Alm, lorry Carlson, Bob Reider, Dick Sheldon, Allen Cross, Dick Latimer, Mr. Royal Front row. Neiland Meyer, Mike Stahl, Earl Chrisman, Lynn Westland, Jim Davenport, Paul McCoy. Jack Peterson, Burt Gorder, Torn Beaman. W, . I 'HSQ L.. F, . J I. 5 2 I 1 I ' 'lu 'fl Crider fouled at Everett, Newman goes high to malte two against Everett Varsity Highlights Season By Defeating Everett About once in twenty years a coach has the privilege to work with a swell bunch of kids. Thats the kind of team this years was. Coach Ciablehouse expressed this thought at the Basketball Award Assembly on April l. The Tomahawks led by Captain -lerry New- man won 9 and lost 9 games. The Squad ended up in Hfth place and earned a berth in the District Tournament. However, the team was eliminated right away after losing nrst to the Ifverett Seagulls and then to Arlington. Captain jerry Newman was awarded the inspirational awardsg john Mitchell received the ball hawk ping and lan Hilton captured free throw honors. Ian and john also were named co-captains for next year. The whole student body can be proud of both themselves and the team. Iiach showed plenty of spirit, good sportsmanship. and clean play. This has brought our school many praises both from the townspeople and other schools. . J. MITCHELL and I. HILTON captains for 1955 and 1956 basketball J- NEWMAN ff'Ff 'f fof U54 and 1955 l a'l season are seen receiving their awards, Mitchell-ball hawk and ball team receiving inspirational award. Nihon -free 'mow- Buck row L Io R Coach George Goblehouse I Hulton D Cnder G Newman J Smnh R Bold T Wesllund B Olson Front row L Io R J Mutchell V Ledford J Eonbroolx L Broshler D Savage Couch Mr Berry COURTESY OF MARYSVILLE GLOBE Varsity Goes To Dlstrlct VC 1th SpIflI5 hxgh 1fter wxnmng oxer I 1lee W1sl11ngtt1n 5 to 16 C xblehous s Tommles f1eed tl1e Ameortes X61 h1w ks I-lowexer the f1n1l seore proxed tl1e Tommres were lnxperleneed Anxeortes won fw to ll ln therr seeond pr1et1ee !L1lH1L the te1m r1ll1ed 1nd se1lped Monrme If to 18 Howexer rn the seeond le1gue g1me thes lost to Mount Vernon on the Bulldogs home floor The next four grmes showed M1rsyw1lle Xklnlinflg two 1nd sne1ked bs Snohomlsh bx the seore 51 to D6 The Tom1 h1w ks lost to Arlxngton 1nd Burlrngton The red 1nd whlte erew won the next three gnmes 1nd thelr hopes mere IS d for 1 pl1ee lI1 tl1e dlstrlet tournxment One of the te 1ms they be II w1s the Exerctt Se1gulls Thns was prob 1bl1 the squ 1d s b1ggest thrlll The two other teqms were Fdmonds 1nd I 1l-.e Qtexens W'1th three strught wms e1me three losses An1eortes and Mount Vernon onee 1g11n proved YILIOIIOUS The Sedro 54 Woolley fuhs proxed to be 1 hustlrng b1ll elub on their home lloor 1nd the lommles e1me out on tl1e short end of the seore 'I l1e liurlrngton te 1m w IS tl1e h 1wk 5 s1xth vxetory The fmll seore Mmsxxlle IO BLIFIIUQIOH 58 The Pmthers were on the prowl for the Tom 1h 1wlts ind pouneed on the te 1m However the Tommles mlde 1 l1stm1n11te reeowery but lost hy two points 'Ihe three g1mes showed the te.1m w1nn1ng 1g.11nst Arlnngton ldmonds md I lke Stevens rn that order The f1n1l grme of tl1e se1son was 1g11nst lxerett on tl1e1r floor Il1e H1w les gue tl1e be 1gulls 1 re 1l sure 1nd lf w1s any body s g1me However the hnal seore I1 1d the Sea gulls wmnrng by two pornts v8 to 56 The SCISOII ended w nth the te 1m wlnmng 9 ind losing 9 The lom1l11wIts were hfth pl 1ee IH the le xgue stmdmgs Thls entrtled them to pl1y IU the D1str1etTourmment I ' I I ' I I ' I I - I ' I I - I I ' I , , , . 2 . , , , . , . , . , . . I O G 'I I 1 ' 'I I ' ' f ' 1 'Irx ' I 7 it 2' ' ' ' LI 'Qu - 1 I1 - L . Q y . L 1 'A . ' 1 A , -- 1' I I A I . I- I f ' - I . ., H- . f I I I- v ' . .I .r V - I '4 1 . I If V I . ' ' f ' Q 1 1 . 1 L ' 4 ri ' -. g A . ,f v N , , ' t , I ' I ' I Ill I ' I I ' -1 . .r ,. . '1- . , and IUSIDKLI two. Ihev were VILUJTIOUS over Sedro W'oolleV, . . . , 4 - .L lv B- I. . e .. -' I 1 1, I Q ' ' ' , , ' , ' , 1 I,L .K ' I I ' . I I '..,jv r I 4 V I . L L . . .2- ,, Q 2 - :H . v..L ig A-.k .v.,-V ,lk D I ,' I A ,' ' K ' . ' H :I Ik - I- ., , 1- 11 ' 1 1 ' '. 1 'IL rg VI' I 'I 1 A I 4 1 I I I' 1 l aes Q E3 I, 8 LN 4. sus-u J., N' 77 . b. 4 ,. . 44 .if . . . 'v.,,q nz 'S Back row L Vo R Coach Mr Berry M Long J Keeler, M Kissmun, R Bold, T. Wesflund, L. Olson, V. Led- ford Flon? row L to R Mr Hild R Wesilund L Broshlenl Overhold,T.Glesli,R,Rol'1de. B Squad Shows Promise for the Future By winning twelve out of twenty games. the B squad gained the neeessary expetienee needed for sucessful future seasons. The lirst season game was against l.ake Xlfashinligton. XY'ith the Tommies winning oi to i8. ln the lirst league game the squad was dumped 35 to IT by Anaeortes. However. they came back with a live game win streak' The vittims were Monroe, Mount Vernon, Sedro XX'oolley, Burlington. and Snohomish, Arlington was not impressed hy this win streak and on their home lloor they defeated the Tonimies by ll seore of 48 to sill. XY'ith the taste of two defeats the boys then gained two wins against Edmonds and l.alce Stevens. A very spirited team greeted the Baby Ciulls of Everett. This is the one they wanted to win. However, the iiulls did not eo- operate and edged the Tommies '49 to -15. This defeat inspired the Sealiawks into another win over the Tomahawl-ts, Those dirty birdsf The rest of the games showed Marysville in alternate wins and losses. They won over Mount Vernon, Burlington. Arlington, and Lake Stevens. They lost to Sedro XX'oolley, Snohomish. Ed' monds and llverett. Cloaeh Berry led the li squad and gave them invaluable ad- viee on the right way to play haskethall, keeping in mind that it doesnt matter who wins, but how a team plays the game. xl L' zz , l, 'Q : 1J yi l l Heyy Back row, L. to R: D. Turlt, D. Jones, H. Sowards, D. Hotel, F, Butler, P. Quast, D. Roney, H. Brown, B, Enos, Vgn Punen goes up for ygbqund D. Wood, L. Wierman, T. Thompson, L. Westland, J. Giovuag, E. Chrisman, C, James, Manager is Carl Mattie- son. Front row, L. to R: R. Way, S. Van Putten, D. Hansberry, D. Carlson, D. Oxwang, B. Bushey, E. Menlte, E. Geddes, L, Jones, D. Birlts, B, Trautman, Couch Ulysses Famelos, Eighth and Ninth Grades Have Successful Season Thats the way to do it boys. XX'inning and being the touitty thampions sltoxys that your eoaeh Mr. Famelos must hate really kept you on your toes. You did a good joh, keep it up and youll do the same next year. Congratulations to the Frosh team and their coach Mr. Royal for the wonderful performances. Mr. Royal kept the boys very busy practiting which made them ready, willing, and ahle. They showed their capability hy winning the Sno- homish County Crown. MARYSVIILIZ OPPONENT MARYSVILLE OPPONENT I8 Lakewood 17 25 Arlington 53 Zo Lakewood 13 55 Mukilteo 26 -ill Mukilteo 10 All Granite Falls l5 Z2 Snohomish lo 59 Twin Cities 33 23 Monroe I8 56 Monroe 20 31 Lynnwood 2' 55 S. Everett 20 QT Monroe 23 All Lynnwood 50 29 Mukilteo 13 32 N. Everett 25 19 Lynnwood 22 46 Lake Stevens 1' 28 Snohomish 22 28 Snohomish 20 Kona goes in for two. Back row, L. to R: D. Latimer, D, Amb, J. Peterson, P. McCoy, R. Emory, B. Gorder, T, Beamun, C. Front row, L. to R: D. Kaess, L. Wiley, K. Fitch, D. Smith, N. Elsbree, L. Kona, A. Cross, L. Sheldon, Coach Jerry Royal. 8 Pearson J. Paul I Q' .t': .I .fi P . X ' KJ 'V TT' 3 f ,, A ? iw G Xia ti f Q U Q T y 1 1 crxflg -zz f-WB. , 5, ! 4' ity f M rug.-.+.r. + , t --fnf,fwt themes .nf .f QW - -. . .f. vnu- QA -. rv ' ' , 1l'Ill.' 'C' i ., 5f 0 .1 F i :L oo X os, Q A 1 tv4 l ,gi Q5 X. i uit K v - 4 tiff- x i 5+ .1545 Say hey, Where's the ball! 'P' 5 Back raw, l. to R: Manager J. Schalow, B. Loveioy, L. Brashlor, J. Mitchell, D. Duce, Captain T. Gresli, Manager L. Wiley. Second row, L. lo R: B. Hegebarg, D. Ander- son, M. Hild, B. Hanson, l. Moller, A. Bye, Coach Yam Branigan. Fronl raw, l. to R: R. Wesilund, I.. Snell, B. Olson, D. McGhee, V. Ledford, E. Anderson, H. Chambers. Team's Spirit Not Dampenecl By Rainy Weather Despite poor weather conditions you can always tell when spring has arrived by the familiar scene of our Baseball team prac- Coach Tom Branigan ticing diligently for the coming season. Through their efforts they attempt to earn more honors for our high school. This year the team was under the able leadership of Captain Tommy Gresli and Coach Tom Branigan, Doing an excellent job caring for the equipment and carrying out any other necessary duties were the managers Larry XViley and Alohn Schalow. Returning this year to combine their efforts with the rest of the team for another successful season were lettermen Don Mclihee, Eric Anderson, Vern Ledford, Bob Olson, and Tom Gresli. BOB OLSON Nab DON M GHEE w 1 In v TOM GRESLI - -f---f-qv-----vs--ypgu.-.-v-,--v- ,,....n.......- .........u.-1-u...... w--1 non wssnuno ,4- ui 1 ART BYE Q I I If ' . , i 1 ERIC ANDERSON Z' 7'uU.l MARV HILD I VERN LEDFORD JOHN MITCHELL f-' A . . -, Q-.N 'W' ' :V . 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Lo ,I f: E mgM..W ...........gRg9WW ,, . .. i Xi'- -. f '15e1 Q, 1 L tv., Nl- JIM ENOS JACK PYATTE LeROY HUNTER Track Team Small But Determmed Thms 1e1r 11e 1111e one of the s1111l1est tr1e1e te 1ms bur 111th TRAC lx SC 111 Dlll t11e help of eoteh err1 R11111 thns 5111111 te 1m 15l7L1IIlIlKL,L1P 1 1,re1t hght Most of the fello11s 1re entereel ID se1er11 e1ents II t11e e11f ferent meers At t11ese meets we 11ne1 Stu S1erer runmng., t11e 100 'mel 770 11111 rel1y IeRo1 Hunter dome, 1 double ,ob 15 m1r111.,er md t11rov11ne the s11ot 11111 1ele P1 1tte eompetmg, 111th t11e s11ot put 1ne1 111el1n 'Ihese 1re the m15,ht1 semors who 1re out for trlele 1 s 1e1r 1 1 e11ell runs t11e 1 Mllee Klsm IH broullump 1ne1h11.,h1ump B111L1rooms runs t11e 110 y'lfCl rel 11 M1ke 1s.1rlel1ne1 runs 880j,1re1s 1n11tl1e e11sl1eS 11m lnos runs t11e hurdles Ron Q11 1tterson runs t11e e11st1r1ee r 1ees It11 15 1 ple 15 1r1t surpr1se to see t11e fel1o11s ellllfll, sueh 1eooe1 ,ob WlIl1OL1I t11e llel of IH, returmne lettermen XX e openeel t111s se 15011 111 11111115 111111 meets If Monroe 11111 .mother 1t T11111 CIIILS We lost to our opponents bw l YNFFUW m1rA1,1n We 1re hopme t11e te1m 11111 1mpro1e IS the season pro Apr1l Apfll Apr1l A Wfll 1N11 111 IN1 1X1 1v1 gbresses mt MHS ll Monroe MHS II T11111 C llltb MHS If Mount X Lfllllll Rel IX C 1rt11111 ll bedro XY oollex Pre C ountx II S11o11on11s11 lre C o11r1t1 II l1erett County Meet ll l1erett N XX D1str1et Meet If l1erett 5t1te Meet 1 ,Ll11II1lI1 A LOEI. THOMETZ and JIM ENOS STU SIERER AQ MIKE KISMAN .- YN A- A U ,133 4 U i . - - 1 - ' JT 0 .' ' N '1' 1. '. 1' lf 1111 . 5 it D 1 -- '1 ' 1 'L I ' 1 A ' . ' 1. 1 1 Y I 1 1 - 11- 11 '1 -- -' 1 1' .1 20 -1- ' 7' K .L ' 1 I ' 4 pg 2 s 4 y 'Y '1 - ' 1 . - r I , A v s . M I 1 A V, .V tl 11 ' 1 . ,loht Mt' ' - 100 11111 220 y11re1 relnyg l.oe'l A ' Thometz runs 11ure11esg Snnely w'1l111lIUSLJI1, 100 11ne1 220 y.1re1 re111yg Apr1l 50 Nort1111 est l.L'.lgLlC ill Mount Ve-mon V 1 1 1 1 M lv :H Isa, el ,Z in L. -. 2 xi ' 11' liy 7 ,'l l'1 '1 1 '1 1 ' I ' ' 1 ' 1 - .1 .11 i.. -,. ,H 1 ey 15 1 5 A-1 I A I V. ..,'.' Il' I V! I V l1y 21 . . . 'Ag . L . 1 ' 1 ' ' '. l 1 'C' - Ly 37 Y ' 1 1 28 -1 ' .t l 1 I 1 '1 u 4 4' V ,. fs Q QF SANDV WILLIAMSON MIKE KIRKLAND JOHN MITCHELL L12 S 1525 1 1.'.:...ql wat 'IND 5 Lull Between Fueld Events Coach JIM BERRY Coach JERRY ROYAL -sffgdg it KG 1--23 KEN CODGILL RON CHATTERSON BILL GROOMS -P' 6I 5 - es ,, W , , 5 K Ex B W' . . -' Q Q, . 4. .VL ' L ' . - I I on ' fl? af. x: gg .N 1 - , X B . N MQ.. , 4 ,. I ' ' '- fr . X '-mg - 'ua r I ' 1- . .,, , , - K .Q 1, , ' Q A r . :WK 7 ,, 4V.,.?,f4 ,E? , , .5 JM' E , W ' I Lf. A-m milf' - 'I I ' bfi' M z, J gf? 'A i ' . I .mari V . I I R I 3 ,Q , I .1 . I ' , - ' I I , . X f I V X X 4 I Q V 1 E V I I ' L 3 ,' , X, , 1 xx I I ' ' f Q .3 98 R' , 'fx : A , ,- .. ff , .Q L vm ' I 1 Q I 1 3 .wi ' , - - I as i.T'Q T - . N -fvw-M, .11 , of ' A . V 1 .Q 'N 1 L, . . 1 I. ' X '-5:3 Lira.. ' ' AH- 0 ,f f ,. , I 7 4 Q af W- In Q Coach DOUG CARDLE 'Q , Golf Team Has New Coach Under 111c g11idi111cc of Ll iicw corinli, Mr. Cfi1r1l1c. 111c golf 10.1111 CXPCCIS 111 l1.11'c .1 1111111 50.151111 EYCII 1111111 '11 111r.' 1c.1i11 11.15 111 work 11.1r1l, 1111 .111 ll.lNC .1 1111 2-1 . 1 of 11111. Six m.11c11cs were SCl1CklLllCLl for 1110 golf 1c.1i11 11115 spring. 'I4llL'SC will bc pliiycd on April lif1cc111l1 .11 1f1'crc11, May 5ix1I1 .11 M1111111 Vcrnuri .lllkl M.1y van: 111ir1ecr1111 .11 Bc11ii1g11.1i11. Return m.11cl1cs will bc Pl.1yL'L1 .11 c:L'k1.lTLfL'SI gulf wursc 11i111 121151011 on April rwcrity-sccoricl. hllJL1HI Vcrnori 1111 April 1wci11y-six111 .lllkl BClllIlgl1.lIH on N.1y 1l1ir1l. Tliosc 1ur11i11g 11111 were: ,lorry Ncwm.1i1, Don CQri11cr,jii11 Amlcrsoii, Dirk Hill, L.1wrc11cc l,L'.lfSOIl, l1r1.111 l1r11wi1, Allen Cfrosn .1i111 lxIClY1Il l.lJUliL'II. l. lo R: L. Pearson, A. Cross, D. Hill, B. Brown, M. leuken, Coach Cardle. 1 6 , 11 v QQ. J 'lt ', --.qga-...T ac- Baclt row, L. to R: .I. SALKOVICS, J. MARTIN, R. BOID, C CROSS, J. AMB. Dx .1 sup' 9 .. Q ' M From row, L. to R: D. DYER, D. JONGEJAN, J. BROWN Tennis Team Develops In Skill And Enthusiasm The first turnout for tennis was Match twentyrfirst with approxi- mately eight boys turning out. Those turning out were Roger Boid, Charles Cross, Norm XY'ood, -lack Salkovics, Dick -longejan, Denny Dyer, ,lirn Brown, and .lohn Martin. Sallcovics. XX'ood. Martin, and ,longejan played on the team last year. The tentative line up for most of the matches were Dick blongeian, first singlesg John Martin, second singles, Norm Wfood and jack Sallcoyics, first douhlesg and Roger Boid and Charles Cross, second doubles. Their first match was with Arlington on March twentyeeighth where they were thoroughly trounced by the county champs of last year. The county tournament is May twelfth at Snohomish. Last year Martin, NX'ood, and Salkovics won a match in the tournament and are looking forward to the tennis season. Under the watchful eyes of Coach Branford, this yc-ar's team was improved over last year's. -,,. jp' If 1 . r Coach BOB IRANFORD -'.., L A ' V-V Future Champions QH'7-15-!,---g z f ' ' ' l' L .Q -1 'Lf in A -.. fl! -,C , a t 5' a ' -,QA t if H ' L .1 1 I L 1 RW, UI-QU '. L '- ,g . 1 . N AA- , ., ...-1 X if J X 'S 1 ,V Q :lk T u .. '.., ' M, .353 ,L ,. .. U. .A , . - ,. ' 4,-'ja of , f I -' . , I Y I Q, 0... . Successful Party Makers L I , I. JOHNSON and D McGHEE P. CARLSON and J. NEWMAN L. HUNTER and S. STRAND K B. POWELL B.HILD and S. OLLVER N. ESCOTT and D. CRIDER Turnout Teaches Girls Good Sportsmanship and Fair P ay Nc.1rl ' one-luimlrctl girls smrtcd out this yc.1r's gif s for Spccdlmill. The turnout has ht-cn lIlCfC.15lI1f.Q s -. 1' K .mtl Softlmtll. The SIlOllUIlTlSl1 Cftmutmty Li. A. A. hcltl thc Stmttlmt 'A ' w' t' 'iwttctl in vltulws in Afllllgllill lvittiwwwul. -lllkl NUIIYHC. yrlstaritt. I., Q k ..,Q ' 1 A A t 'li'lI1lLlSl h.tw tttixn ttiztrtst ln urtlcr tw hc gi mtmht-r ut thc Ctmntx L . . . . L, . nthlctits and bc .tblc to cxhthtt gtmtl spturtsitmnsliip .xt .ill times. SENIORS. Back row L. to R: Sandra Brechwald, Donna Boid, Irene Johnson, Lorna Durley, Barbara Rand, Janet Eastman, Janice Treider, Donna Johnson, and Joanne Carlson, Front row, L. to R: Ardath Aclclus, Betty Jones, Dorothy Mix, Barbara Powell, Helen Charlson, Meredith Bingham, Barbara Guetlin, Sharon Oliver, and Nancy Escott. kj'- o'M f'O t l x. i 1 ' . ' it 'i n o A L - V FRESHMEN. Back row, L. to R: D. Mauer, L, Korft, C. Morgan, K. Morgan, S. Lee, I Newman J Fallrner M, Martin, M. Johnson, P. Hovilr, J. Walker, D. Rand, L. Kelly, M. Rambo, and R, Hammerly Middle row L. to R: M. Fitzgerald, V. Hayes, J. Siegert, J, Kirkland, C. Mitzhell, C. Grace, R Parlunson J Britsch B. Angus, R. Morrical, S. Hancon, E. Hartley, A. Moe, and S. lane, Front row, L. to R P Mott G Storlm . , . , . , . , . , . , . , D. All J Harrison M Perko V Jones A Whyte C Elvrom C Davenport C Duce A Barclay K Larson en vitch M Waters P Thompson L Thorten M Regan and M Pevney 66 3 l turnout SLllL'klLllL hx turning out V IL tthly tlmmtigltutit Vttlluhill lit lxtthtll ll pl ntl tx in M ttx sxtllt tic MISS BUCHER, Girls' Sports Advisor JUNIORS. Back row, L. to R: J. Tracy, M. Oxwang, B. Lee, S. Strand, J. Hodson, G. Wilbur, B. Allbaugh, M, Skina, K. Bergeson, and C. Weeks. Middle row, L. to R: J. Ruthruff, R. Anderson, B. Fitzgerald, D. Dorion, C. Lawe, C. Dorion, J. Howlett, M. Mzlaughlin, and M. Kunkel. Front row, L. to R: N. Treider, M. Holder, Y. Chatterson, B. McKinney, B. Dowen, S. Hanson, S. Pearson, S. Keifer, P. Carlson, and A. Stanton. SOPHOMORES. Bock row, L. to R: M. Hatch, J. Strand, S. McCarthy, B. Wildeman, P. Pyatte, A. Hall, S. Erickson, R, Nielson, M. Hartley, J. Herfhnw, and P. Hill. Middle row, L. to R: M. Jensen, E. Klein, J. Walker, D. Moore, J. Herring, P. Parr, C. Woods, M. Tveit, J, Tidy, B. Thometz, and C. Phillips. Front row, L. to R: T. Henderson, P. Hastings, J, Jones, D. Suryan, M. Ward, J. Westerlund, C. Martin, S, Wall, D, Johnson, R. Harrison, and P. McLaughlin. -ii-an Top piclure: Bull and Chain Winners. J. Treider, S. Oliver, S. Brechwold, and I. Johnson. Bonom pidure: M Club Officers, S. Oliver, D. Bold, H. Chorlson. J --.L ya. Bock row L lo R J Carlson C Weeks J Eusrmun S Olnver C Gyorog J Treicler, N. Escort, J. Howleh, I. Dudley A Hull ond M Oxwong Thrrd row L Oo R S Keufer J Ruthruff, B. Thomerz, M. Harch, B Wrldeman P Parr D Dorron B lee D Johnson R Anderson and S Wall. Second row, L. fo R: H Charlson B Powell Y Cholrerson P McLaughlun B Gueflrn G Wnlbur J Hodson, N. Treider, 5. Brech- wuld M Kunkel D Bond and B Rand Furs! row l to R J Srrond J Westerlund, S. McCorrhy, P. Carlson, B Dowen B Frlzgerald J Trocy S Hanson I Johnson A Sionfon and S Strand. The Tumbling Team Gets New Name The new name of the tumbling team is The Tumbleensf This year Peggy Carlson was captain of the tumbling team. she had about 10 girls to work with. The Tumbleens' provided entertainment at the halftimes of the haskethall and football games. Iiaeh girl that is on the tumbling team receives 200 points. The only requirement in order to be on the team is that the girls be able to do certain stunts well, The girls that turn out usually do so for the enjoyment of tumbling rather than the extra ICU points that is involved. Miss Bucher, the advisor, along with Peggy have thought up many cute and L -'H unusual routines. Tumblers perform at football and basketball games xt' 74 1 li is li we Four of the lumblors practicing their nunn, Background, L. lo R: Carol Mitchell, Snoolty Parkinson, Peggy Carlson, Marlene Sullivan, Joan Tracy, Joy Jones, Maxine Harch. Foreground: Barbara lee and Ann Barclay. 69 SPEEDBALL Back row l to R Helen Charlson Bev Fitzgerald Maxine Hatch Sportsmanship, Ablhty and Perfect Attendance Requlrecl for A Teams Irene Johnson Joyce Ruthruff Front row L to R Carol Weeks Anna Stanton Peggy Carlson Nancy Treuder Barbara Guetlm and Jamce Trelder You got ut Kay' Hard day gurls' n oreler to be ehglble to be on IH A B r elxss term 1 girl must hue perfeet lttendlnee md exerexse good sportsmmshrp tt tll trmes They must xlso exeel nn thrs sport on 1 te lm wrll m tlte thexr LllSSlClII1 Tl1lSyC tr the errls went bowhnxg ln Lxerett There were three glflS who ehtl xery well md were me top three bowlers 'Ihey were Donnt ohnson top bowler Sxntlrx YFILSOII seeontl lll4L,llL5I bowler mtl Rxmonx Anderson thnrel hrghest bowler 0. SJ of Three top bowlers Sandra Enckson Ramona Anderson and Donna Johnson J Y. R K 1 . Qs . l 0 e . I ' ll ll I 'VV' t o ' ' l ' V ' L ' l A L I '. ' f Anyone with perfect nttemlrtnec that fails to get Af A H 'H 'V . . X ' ' .A .,' .. N ' 7. ,- s 1. ' f ' 11 V Y. 2 vt . ' 1 , . Ay .- F V , , .h ' We K l I . I 1 X, 5 , l r x VOLLEYBALL A TEAM Back row L Oo R P Pyalle P Carlson C Weeks D Johnson J Carlson S Oluver Fronl row L Oo R B Fitzgerald I Guethn N Trender M Hatch S Brechwald andl Johnson l BASKETBALL A TEAM Back row L lo R J Tracy B Fllx Mun bg gn gxgmng gqmg gerald N Treuder P Carlson Front row L to R S Brechwald I Johnson ga'- Rulhruff up for a basket Now whose ball ns ni' Ov .A -1 -, - , ..,, A Q, f 1 ' X - I I .1 If WEP' . . ,. 2. ,. ,. . ,. ,. . ,. 1. , X ' ' ' . . 2 J . EL f 2 1 Hu , '- -- ,. ',. . ,. :. , i ,. ,L sl .4--l ,. 72 WORKING TOGETHER IL K X 1 . UNK Nl LXL 1 1 'N .XQ 1 uk K X NN 1 X ...,- L . 1' . , , It iitvm 111: ..1111u.. 1.11.1 - . . 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JANICE TREIDER, president BASlN STREET BLUES A 1' r' f' is Theme of Girls' Club Tolo BARBARA RAND, vice-president One of the m.iior tlubs in the high sthool is the Girls' Club. livery girl enrtmlletl in high selitmwl is .lLlIUI1l.lIlC.llly it member. The miliir prtijett this ye.ir w.is the Tolo of which Artl.tth Aeltlus Nuts getieml th.urm.m. Other primieets which the Ciirls' Club P.lI'IlLlPtlICtl in xxpis pliiitiiig the girls' restroom. buying at Serapbouli. amel the variety show. We .ilso had .1 sweater fLllilC :intl .1 box soeml. The otliters this ye-.ir were l.mite Treitler, president, CAROLYN STAVNEY, i secrefary. I3.1rb.tr.1 lkuiti, xiee presitleiitg iumlyti Stuvney, seeretaryg :incl Dmitri li-iitl. treutsurer. The .ulxistirs were Mrs. Wulstul. Miss Fineh.im, :mtl Miss li.mttil.i. ln March three girls from the xluniur tl.1ss were eleetetl to gn tw Ciirls' State .it lilletisburg this summer. They :ire Niiney Treitler, Peggy Chirlstm .mtl Bubbi Mt Mimus. They will bring DONNA BOID, Treasurer I ' b.iek mmy iele.is on gtixeriiitierit .mtl better citizenship. Committee Chairmen. Standing, L, to R: J. Wester- Tolo Chairmen, Back row, L, to R: H. Charlson, Refreshmenls at Girls' Club Tolo, lund, M. Kunkel, S. McCarihy, D. Kronholm, S. S. Oliver. Middle row, L. lo R: S. Erickson, F. Campbell, J. Easlman, K. Bergeson, S, Erickson. Maude, B. Rand. Fronl row, L. lo R: S. Dixon, A. Sedftd, L. 'D RZ M. Buell, Sdld, H. Charlson. Agklug, General Chqirmgni B, Pgwgll, 74 DON 1-1 .Z ,- -n5 Fx ROGER HERRING 'YECSUYCY JOHN MlTCHEl.l vlce president McGHEE preudenv WAYNE THOMPSON sozrefory BOYS CLUB Helps Promote Clean Schoolgrouncls Getnng off to .1 good sttrr thts scar was the Boys C lub vnth Don McGhee as prcsxdcnt Hclptng htm vxcrc Iohn Mxtthcll unc prestdcnt Wxync Thompson sec rctary Roger Hcrrxng trelsurcr The boss dtd 1 good lob vxorkrng on Qonccsslons helpmg mth the Mothers Dty Tu md ralstng monu Thus ns not all but tt gncs you some rdet whit mkes ul me rn thls trtmultr club I P Thr. mun purposc of this club ns to muntun good fellovnshnp foster coopem tton lmong boys bc of snrutc to thc sthool 1nd work for thc tntrtmurll progrtms Thcsc boys kept thclr uns open 1nd lxcpt our school grounds tlctn NX C one them ms well 15 XISIIOYS As ldxnsors Mr Brxnford Mr Potter Mr Cross md Mr Hlllstrom should be Longrttulucd on thur hm vnork vstth these boys Ill Deeorahng the Chnstmas free I I 1 423 rl 4- 41 Boys Club Connell Srundmg L io R W Thompson sec R Herrmg lreos Sound l Oo Bgyg Club Advlggrg I, ig R My Pon., My Hqllggmm B York J Smnh D McGhee pres J Mlkhell vate pros l Thomefz J Krell Mr Cyggg My Branford . lx. T T , X X f X. .r ' nd 1 'T l . . ,V ' , I , - N ' , X 1 A, ,ff I I A. V, H' sg '4 ll K I A L . ' ' 'U ' 1 ' A V L 1 ' 1 . I A 1 r' 44 A Y, A f r , - ' 4, 7 v at grcut deal of thanks bcpnusc ll gleam ground leaves L1 good impression on newcomers U l 1 in 4 - . 1.-...-. , ni! T X - vm Y I 1 l . ' ' 1- .. 4 y, l A' ., X I Y , , ,wa '- . vi . V W: ' X 1 7 . 5 . Q 1 L . I 1 ll I A A -T ' '- ' - I - 1 vi - ' , - . - R- ' ' . . : . , . - . - ' . - , -: - ' . - -: - . - - . , . . do Care Packages Sent To Korea The newly organized .lunior High Girls' Cfluh elected Marcia Ramho as president. Her assisting olhcers were: xludv l..ine, vice president, ,ludy Seigert. secretary and Roberta Fox, treasurer. This was one of the more active cluhs around school .uid participated in numerous activities. Among their projects xv ere sending a care pacltage to Korea and vvorl-ting on the invitations and corsages for the Mothers' Day Tea, The advisors for the club were Mrs. Cary .ind Miss Townsend. They were always willing to help. Junior High Girls' Club Officers. Back row, L. Io R: Mrs. Cary, advisor, Marcia Rambo, pres., Miss Townsend, advisor. Front row, l. Io R: Judy Seigerf, sec., Judy Lane, vice-pres.: Roberta Fox, vreas. .vs Junior High FHA Officers. I.. lo R: Delores Searles, sec.: Phillis Thompson, rroas.: Sharon lane, pres.: This club strived to promote friendship .ind interest to the Iunior high girls. F.H.A. Girls Serve At School Banquets This year for the first time Marysville -lunior High School had an F.H.A. of their own. Sharon Lane was elected president along with Mary Ann Perkovich, vice president: Delores Searles, secretary and Phyllis Thompson, treasurer. This club faithfully served at all banquets for the high school and had representatives at the County Council who entertained once at Marysville. Delores Searles was the junior High F.H.A. representative to the State Convention at the University of w,LlSl1lHgIKPXT. Requirements for the club are for a girl to be enrolled in home economics and have an active interest in the club. Mrs. Cary was their advisor. at Junior High FHA. Back row, l. to R: A. Nyman, C. Tyndill, C, Roberts, C. Morgan, M. Marvin J. Fallmer, S. Lane, K. Morgon, K. Hegeberg. Third row, L. Oo R: S. Hanenburg, J. lane, M. Pevny D. Searles, B. Rorick, P. Hovilx, D. Rand, P. lee, J. Kirkland, B. Angus, B. Whirson. Second row l. Oo R: C. Giovoag, I.. Pearson, R. Morrical, J. Briisch, A. Whyfe, J. Walker, R. Fox, S. Pearson Ann Perltovich Mrs advisor- r 1 Boys' Club Assists With Tea ,T-ri - A new organization started this year was the junior High Boys' Club. They started out slowly but gradually they got into the swing of things. Their officers for the hrst year were l.ouis Kona, presidentg Bill Karcher, vice presidentg Clary Thompson, secretaryg and Dennis Oxwang. treasurer. Some of the actomplrshments of this group were intramurals, sockhops, 5 -3 I-I baseball during acttxity period and helping to make corsages and invitations Junior High Boys' Club Officers. Bock row, l. to R Dobson, advisor, Dennis Oxwang, treas., Gary sec., Mr. Bailey, advisor. Front row, I.. to R: Bill vice-pres., louis Kona, pres. for the Mothers' Day Tea. This club had two fine advisors, Mr. Dobson and Mr. Bailey. Yell Staff Gains Experience For Future Years A very peppy looking group of girls was the eighth grade yell staff. They worked very hard to inspire their basketball team. Much time was spent outside of school plan- ning their songs, yells and uniforms. These girls gained good experience for their high school years when they will probably want to go on being song queens and cheerleaders. They are our youngest group of cheerleaders who do a good job in their colorful uniforms. The cheerleaders' uniforms were red sweaters and white peddle-pushers. The song queens' outfits were blue skirts, white sweaters and red weskits. Good luck to them in future years of helping to inspire our future ball teams. Eighth Grade Cheerleaders. l. to R: Mary Ellsworth, Bunny Rorick, Eighth Grade Songqueens. L. to R: Jackie Larson, Joan Newman, Barbara Blythe. Loretta Hagadorn. 77 x RAMONA ANDERSON ns - Er: XN 3 C. 1 I 33 F.H.A. Girls Carol In Community To make better homeinakers. .1 club known .15 the Future Homemakers of America has been organized. Girls having had .it le.1st one vear of hornemaking are eligible for membership. This vear's ollicers were Marge Kunkel. presidentg Shirlev Butler, vice presidentg lilaine Robinson, secret.1ryQ and -lanice Adams, treasurer. These girls have worked hard to make this years F.H.A. .1 success. This group sponsored .1 pie b.1king contest and .1 booth 1... '? 78 at the annual carnival. At Christmas time they caroled in the community. These are not all but enough to give you an idea what keeps thcse girls busy. Ramona Anderson was elected as Marysvilles delegate to the State Clonvention this year. She j.1.llIlCLl many ideas on homemaking .ind on how to improve the local F.H.A. Ra- mona has earned her junior Homemaker Degree, Marge Kunkel was elected vice president of the County Council The girls were lucky to have Miss Kantola, a home eco- nomics teacher, as their advisor, High School FHA. Back row, L. t M. Kunkel, pres., M. Whitson, B. Allbaugh, D. Fisher, R. Nielsen, A. Hall, J. Walker, S. McCarthy. Third row, L. to R: C. Philips, M. Skina, E. Robinson, sec., M. Sullivan, J. Ruthruff, Y. Brumbaugh, E. Robertson, J. Eastman, B, Rand, M. Oxwang. Second row, L. to R: E, Gamble, S. Earnheart, J. Mogory, J. Rogers, J. Tracy, Y. Chatterson, J. Green, J. Adams, treas.g J. Cockburn, C. Wood, C. Morgan. First row, L. to R: S. Pearson, M. Holder, B. Jones, J. Klein, E. Klein, R. Anderson, J. Hodson, J. Jones. E, Kneeling, L. to R: A, Lambert, P. Hastings, J. Bonebrake. 515. M. Ward, Miss Kantola, advisor, -an-,, F.F.A. Boys Win Many Honors Those huys xxe.1rit1g the r1e.1t luokitig hl11e i.1ckets with Alllllll tlesigtis mi them .ire memhers of the lhl.1fl'SYlllL'Lll.1INICl' of the Futiire Ilirmers of lAXlNCflL.l. The p11rp1mse of this i1.1ti1m.1l 11rg.1niz.1ti1wn is to help boys in f.ll'IUlIlkQ .mtl iti1pr1mx'ii1,sg of .1grit11lt11r.1l .1re.1s. The I' ltfx. tlevelops Ll1.lf.1L'ICI' .mtl lL'.lklL'l'Sl1lP LIll.lllIlL'S m .1 hwy. Ahoy.1ls1rle.1rnsthr1ft.mtl1111111-r.1t11111. The I7 l7A, hors h.1x'e heeri to .1 mimhcr ut f.11rs. .mtl P.lfIlklP.lIL'kl III the livestmk slimx' .it the Mimme I:.llf .mtl the puultrv show in SC.lIIlK.' The chapter mm first pl.1te in puiiltrx' jiitlumg .1t Mmirwe .mtl seeutitl Pl.lLC iii the p11t.1to iutlgitig .1t Ntiuiit li.1lcer IhghS1h1i1u1. 1 l BOB CARLSON Special liuiiors went to Btih Clirlscin. L1 senior who prmul tu he Ulll5l.lI1kllIl4! in l7.l7.A. work. liuh wmiii gl S150 sth1ml.1rship for the top lix'es11:tk exhihit .it the Iixergreen State I7.1ir. reteixeel .1 tim for heing first rout of Q10 hoysz in livestock jtitltuing .1t P11y.1ll11p, mm the lhnkers' Award .mtl his St.1te l:.lflNCf.S Degree He .ilsu representetl M.1rys- ville .it the N.1ti1mi1.1l IQITA. Umtifcreiite .1t K.1ns.1s. To hceome gl member uf F.F.A. .1 hwy must have Ll siiperxisctl f.1YlI'l priigmm .1t home. Otlieers for the ye.1r were Huh Cl.lflSUI1, presitlentg Orxille l.1'1ms site president. Ken hlljLLillCllWfl1lli. SCQl'Cf.lfL'Q lingerie Bistys. trc.1s11rer3 .mtl D.1rr1il Bemis. reporter. Their .itlviatir is Mr. H.1llstr1mm. I Y F.F.A. Members. Bock row, L. to R: ,,f 'rf-f- 'nl i K. Migchelbrinlr, D. Bemis, H- A V ' ' I Q l B. Eclxman, C. Alderman, ' ' N. Meyer, P. McCoy, . ' A. Cross, C. Tollefson, A' N in L. Larson, J. Keeler, ,'N' ,--1 E. Rollins, J. Dvce, 6 D. Nygard, R. Westlund, lf- 5, Thorson, L. Disher, mm B. Gorder, J. VanPutten, J. Catterall, G. Granger, J. Campbell, A. Elliot. Second row, l.. to R: J. Tanner, R. Chatterson, sergeant at arms, L, Thompson, reporter, B, Carlson, president, E, Basties, treasurer, Mr. Hallstrom, advisor, P, Alderman. Front row, L. to R: J. Campbell, D. Brolter, F. Thompson, B. Grace, J. Salldvics, D. Mardon, B. Foss, M, Luclxen, 'K-e G. Whitson, G. Taubenerlm. if Vx UIQ I ll Results of Bancl's Accomplishments Fill Trophy Case Youre from Marysville-gee, you kids sure have a swell band. Our band has become very well known as they marched and played at many functions. This colorful group took part in the Pops Concert, Evergreen State Fair, provided music at basketball and football games, marched at the L'ni- versity of W'ashington4Utah football game, and entered the solo and ensemble contest, They also marched in the Santa' Claus parade where they were awarded first place honors for being the best marching unit and first place for providing --1-Q.....t-.. ,MA Orchesfra. Back row, L. Oo R: S, Ericlrson, S. McCarlhy, K. Bergeson C. Slrom, B. Carlson, J. Krell, J. Barnes, H. Smith, R. Morrica Chamberlain, D. Maurer, J. Hatfield, M. Regan, the best music. Marching at the Daffodil Parade, District PL. Convention in Everett, and playing at the Easter Con- cert ends their attivities for this school year. They plan, how- ever, to march in the Strawberry Festival parade in june. This years officers were Curt Strom, presidentg I.eRoy Hunter, vice presidentg Don Mtiihee, secretary, and Marilyn Jensen, treasurer. The band had two directors who were J jerry Krell, student leader and Mr. Iotter, the faculty con- ductor. I.-.1-4 I Band, Buck row, L. to R: J. Mikhell, L Prafher, K. Staben, D. Hanson B. Karcher. Third row, l. Oo R: B. Larimer, R. Johnson, D. Hill, M. Jensen P. Hill, J. Krell, B. Carlson, J, Bailey, M, Ellsworth, S. Earnhean, C. Wells D. Farrelly, D. latimer, l. Hunler, K. Timm. Second row, L Oo R: P 1 1 Middle row, L. Io R: P, Hill, M. Jensen, D. Farrelly, S. Kiefer, J. Kuder, J. Semays, A. Gusfafson, C. Thaclmray, P. Mon, S. Henry, C. Giovaag, J. Lovejoy, M. Dollmeyer. qu From row, Moore, M. l. Pearson, l. Oo R: C. Morgan, A. Hall, M. Oxwang, J. Walker, D. Whifson, M. Nielsen, K. Hegeberg, M. Sullivan, J. Lane, Orchestra Provides Musical Background At Many Functions -R Wells, B. Powell, R. Warbus, M. Livingston, J. Karcher, J. Jacobson, K. VanderVaale, J. Barnes, H, Smilh, J. Powell, A. Bye. From row, l. to R: S. McCarthy, S. Erickson, S. Miller, C. Falleon, P. Nuffer, C. Giovaag, I.. Pearson, J. lane. Our line orclrcsrm played nn many ncmsinris this yc.1r. Among tlrcsc were thc hind .incl nrchcsrra uznrcsr .ar Rnnsc- xc-lr High School in SL'.1lIlCHIl April twenty-tlnrrl. thc Pimps wnccrr on Nou-inlwcr tlnril, time Cilrrisrrnis nnmc-rr nn IDL'- Lcrnlxr mcr1ry+unr1Ll. :lic Sc-ninr pin un Nm L-rnbcr nine- tccnrlm. the ,lnninr play nn April rwcrmry-scumrmd. .ind thc Spring ummm-rr. Tlicv urmlnilccl the schnnl yur by Pl.1YlI14LI .it ll.1kL.Il.ll1fL'.llL' nn Mn ZNNLIIIK'-5LLUIlnl .incl fillINIUL'IlLL'INCIlI nn Mm' zwcriry-sixrlm. lwwur snzdcrirs fmm :lic Ululllliffl wc-nr rn snln. cn- scrnlwlc .incl l.1VALIL' Llmnrm Lnrnpcrrnnn .ir xlrc lvIllX'CI'5lIX' nf XKl.l5llllltMIUI1UIl lXl.iril1tXuI1tysixtl1 ,ln.1rn1.iXY'.illmr uns time only person out nf unc tlrniimliii Il1fCL'-llllllxlftul entries In gcr .1 supcrinr airing in run drill-rc-mir insrrnrncnrs. All rncrnbcrs nf !llCLlfLl1L5lT.l. which is Jiruu-rl by Mr Tlrnrnpwn. num .mc-n.l .ill pn-rfnrrnnmcs. prncricc cnnnglr In kccp up xx izlr the group .incl lux L- Incl prcvinns cxpcric-me in Alnninr lngli sclrnnl or tlrrnnglr prnyirc lcssnns. 'lilrc UfLilCSlf.l.N nllica-rs ucrc ,lU.1I1I1,1 XY'.illxcr. pre-Sirlcnt. lKl.1flL'IN.'cJXNK.lI1A2. x nc- Vrcsnlc-111, l7nr'ulc.: fXln.1ru.scLrcr.1ry1 .in.l Anna Marie Hall. trc.1snrcr. MR POTTER Dlredor Chorus snngs ar Pops Cancer! 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MESSMER, Advisor and SANDRA BRECHWALD, ,pf .vj -ne. V- X 1 1 3 . 1.41 CHARLES CROSS and SONIA STRAND, Business Managers. JANET EASTMAN and HELEN CHARLSON, Activity Section. K... Z-, CHUCK BRAUCH, KEN COGDILL, and JACK SALKOVICS, Sports Section. ' in Q MEREDITH BINGHAM and R5 LORNA DUDLEY, Writeups. f . Torch Club Old Members. Back row, L. to R: D. Duce G. Ross, T. Westlund, M. Kisman, J. Krell, Officers: L. to R: Joan Hodson, vice-presi- D. Mardon, D. Yongeian, J. Enos, B. Carlson. Third row, L. to R: K. Bergeson, A. Stanton, R. Ander- dent, Bob Carlson, president, Joanne Carl- son, E. Robinson, M. Campbell, M. Oxwang, J. Cockburn, M. Kunkel, S. Strand, S. Kiefer, C. Wells, son, secretary-treasurer, Mr. Turner Advisor M. Whitson, J. Carlson. Second row, L. to R: M. Maude, F. Maude, J, Tracy, N. Treicler, H. Chorlson, C. Weeks, S. Brechwald, Y, Chatterson, J. Haugen, J. Hodson, G. Wilbur. Front row, L. to R: V. Stranberg, S. Campbell, D. Forrelly, J. Eastman, l. Johnson, D. Boid, S. Oliver. Tapping Ceremony Impressive Affair Any student in high school who belongs to the Torch honor society can be very prontl that he cloes. A member must m.1int.iin the high scholastic rating of .1 li .lYCI'.ll,fL'. This ye.ir, git .in impressive ceremony on November seventeenth thirtyfthree sopho- mores were tapped into Torch club. The nipping m.1rsht1ls were Santini Brechwiiltl, Sharon Oliver. jerry Krell, Helen cill.1I'lSOI1,il.lITCI If.istm.in. .intl vlulin Htitigeti. Arclath Acklus was the only Senior to be tapped into Torch club this year. A banquet was held on -I.inunry twenty-sixth to honor the neophytes. The purpose of this honor society is to promote schol.1rship. This years othcers were Bob Carlson, presiclenn joan Hodson, vieelpresidentg and Joanne Carlson, secretary-treasurer. Mr. Turner is the .idvisor Tapping Ceremony, Mr. Fowler and Ardgrh Agklug Neophytes. Back row, L. to R: J. Powell, R. Rohde, L. Brashler, J. Jacobson, J. Karcher, B. Rambo. R. Fossum, A. Bye, L. Kanikeberg. Third row, L. to R: T. Brooks, J. Tidy, P. Hill, D. Moore, J. Walker, A. Hall, M. Jensen, P. Hastings, J. Giovaag. Second row, L. to R: S. McCarthy, A. Acklus, M. Sullivan, M. Wells, D, Johnson, 86 J, Klein, R. Nielsen, E. Klein, J. Rogers. Front row, L. to R: S. Erickson, C. Martin, S. Wall, J. 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Laughter filled the gymnasium on November 19. 1954. as the Senior Class presented the hil.irious three-act eomedy. Thats My Baby. There was plenty of action. sharp dialogue, and very funny situations as the play progressed. The main tharaetets involved were a young couple, Linda and Davy Daltong the husbands boss, whom the Dal- tons were trying to impress. and w ho was allergie to babies. Aunt Milheent, and l'ntle Ustar arrix ed at the same time and Complicated things. More trouble came when I.inda'S sister and her boyfriend came and started a fight at the very time Davy and Linda were trying to make an impression on Dayys boss. Many situations like this made the play a great hit. Promptresses were Barbara Powell and Sharon Oliver. The directors were Mr. McNair. Mr. Dobson, and our stu- dent director was Deanna Bishop. Q Prompiing behind the scenes af the Senior Play Being made-up for the big performance -5 Y'- v '1 ' ' .. 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V1 5 QM: l A MARY THOMPSON BARBARA GUETLIN ARLENE SALO CAROI-YN STAVNEY UNWARIJ Our high school cheerleaders and songqueens did an inspiring job this year by helping to back our basketball team into fifth place in the Northwest league. They did equally well in backing the football team. They spent many hours practicing and planning their yells and routines and planning and purchasing their uniforms. They were at all M. an VICKI BEACH 97 T: . QQQQ-4'4 90 ANN WHYTE CLAUDIA DAVENPORT JUDY SIEGERT K Q X f' if I... MEREDITH BUEll BETTY JONES SHARON OLIVER BEYTY DOWEN CAROL GYOROG MARYSVILLE the games, lending the student body in songs .md yells to cheer the team whe -ther it was winning ur losing. Much of our stliutml life time is spent .it games .ind we really h.1d a guwd group of girls tu lead our student htmdy. These girls .tre honorary members of Pep Cllub .ind they wiwrk with the Pep Club. teaching them yells .md songs. They .ire representing tiur selmtml when they run .ieross the held or flour to exchange yells. Cungrtittiltttiuns tu these girls for .1 job well done. JANICE KIRKLAND CAROLYN ELVROM JUDY FALKNER 781: 4' Q il 134 . Pep Club Members. Baclm row, L. to R: A. Hall, J. Walker, M. Hanson M. Smith, A. Aclulus, J. Treider, P. Hovik, M. Rambo, S. Pearson, J Haugen. Fourth row, L. to R: J. Cockburn, R. Anderson, J. Westerlund S. Wall, D. Johnson, A. Nyman, P. Thompson, B. Powell, L, Dudley S, Brechwald, S. Campbell. Third row, L. to R: D. Moore, B. McKinney E. Robinson, P. Parr, Y. Chatterson, S Kiefer, M. Oxwang, S. Earnheart, Pep Club Purchases New Banner A speei.11 eheering seetion th.it formed .tt games vis the Pep Ciluh. These girls, weir- ing white blouses, reel sweiter xxeskits .intl reel pep eltih heinies. helpetl to inspire the te.ims .intl promote school spirrt. liesitles taking .tn .ittuve pttrt .it the guna-s. this group sponsored .1 dinner for the Mirynille .intl :Xrlitiigtoii tlrill toxins .intl hintls .intl for the pep club itself. Their m.i1or .iehievemenr mis the ptirelmre of the sehool h.1nner. Their money making projects were .1 h.isketh.1ll eoneession, etlte ririles .intl selling porn poms. The purpose of Pep Chih is to h.ixe .in orgitiizetl. .ietixe eheertng seetion .it ,igitnes .ind to promote good sportstnirishtp. Our otlieers were janet l2.isttn.in presitlent. Helen CQh.irlson. xiee president. Birbnrti R.inei. 5eeret.iry1 .intl Irene Johnson. treisurer. 1 S. McCarthy, C. Weeks, B. Lee, N. Treider. Second row, L. to R: D. Bold, I. Johnson, treas.g H. Charlson vice-pres., J. Eastman, pres., J. Ruthruft, J. Tracy, P. Carlson, N. Escott, S. Strand, M. Kunkel, B. Fitlgerald, C. Anderson. Front row, L, to R: B. Jones, B. Guetlin, M. Buell, C. Gyorog, V. Beach, M, Thompson, S. Oliver, A. Salo, B. Dowen, C, Stavney. '52 WJ 'I' sl me 'R A ,O O Z 4 lv' mv ' ll V fw ' , 0. L 4 1 A 'Q . 1 . .r 1 ' .2 1 LA Pep Club members put on skit for Pep Assembly Officers Bark row, L. to R: Barbara Rand, soc., Cl 9'ln9 ahh at U hom' Bam' Irene Johnson, treas. Front row, L. to R: Janet Eastman, pres., Helen Charlson, vin-pres. 92 f Q ' T l li F.N.A. Members. Back row, L. to R: Miss Platt, Advisor, S. Brechwald, J. Haugen, B. Whitson, M. Wells, Officers. L. to R: Miss Platt, Advisor, M. Sltina, I. Knapp, R. Nielsen, J. Kirkland, A. Barclay, B. Butler, I. Murray, C. Elvrom. Middle row, L. to R: Lorna Dudley, sec.-treas, Jang: Emp- M. Campbell, J. Ruthrutl, P. Carlson, M. Bingham, M. Smith, B. Rand, N. Escott, C. Morgan, V. Strandberg, man, pres., Helen Charlson, vice-pres. M. Hartley, C. Davenport. Front row, L. to R: E. Robinson, S. Kiefer, J. Rogers, J. Treider, S. Strand, L. Dudley, sec-treas., J. Eastman, pres., H. Charlson, vice-pres., C. Weeks, A. Whyte, K. Williamson, M. Buell, S. Dixon, D. Rand. F.N.A. Members Give Assistance at the Well Child Clinic One of the more active clubs this yetir was the Future Nurses' Club under the direction of Miss Platt, the school nurse. The accomplishments of this group included establishing the he.ilth room progr.1m. mgiking scrapbooks for the entertdinment of children in hospitals and p.1inting the hetilth room. This group took .1 tour of Everett General Hospital on December tenth and Q1 tour of Senttleis Childrens' Orthopedic Hospital in the spring. On the tirst Tuesd.iy of e.1ch month two girls from the group were chosen to .issist nt the well child clinic. Olliters for the ye.1r were planet llisttniin, presidentg Helen Chdrlson, vice president. and l,Ol'll.l Dudley. secretary-treaisurer. Latin Club Enjoys Monthly Social Gatherings This ye.ir .in org.iniz.ition known ns the I ,Im Klub h 1,1 in L, H 1 XL If uf Mliyiw Old latin Club, Back row, l. to R: G, Livingston, C. Weeks, S. Brechwold, L. Dudley, J. Haugen .t . . f S ' l ' '. . . l l ' ' Front row, L. to R: B. Bogard, V. Beach, C. Gyorog, J. Eastman, H. Charlson, J. Treider. The l..ttin Club is .in org.1niz.ition de- signed for the purpose of .irousing interest in the cl.1ssics .ind in the tictu.il study of Lgitin. P.irtitip.ition in this club enables members to le.1rn more .ibout the lives of .incient Rom.ins. This doesnt mean .ill study because once .1 month the club held soci.il meetings in homes of the members. The reqvirements .ire to he .1 p.1st or present l..itin student. The otlicers for the ye-.xr were Delores Fnrrelly. president, login Tracy, vice president. Carolyn VC'ells, secret.iryg and Peggy cllrlson' trewurcr' New latin Club. Back row, L, to R: J. Rogers, E. Robinson, M. Campbell, M, Oxwang, V. Strand- berg, S, Strand, J. Ruthruff. Middle row, L. to R: S. Erickson, R. Fossum, M, Kirkland, P. Carlson B. Grooms, C. Wells, J. Cockburn, D. Farrelly. Front row, L. to R: R. Nielsen, B. Rambo, J. Tracy Mrs. Barsby, Advisor. Mrs. l3.irsby is the advisor of the club. Office Help. Back row, l. to Miss Davis, advisor, D. Mix, S. Oliver, B. Jones, D. Bishop, M. Whitson, D. Johnson, D. Miller J. Treider. Front row, I.. to R: Wood, N. Escott, R. Anderson, l. Johnson, D. Kronholm, G. Livingston, C. Stavney, D. Bingham, F. Maude, D. Boid lnot picturedj. C. Office Girls Carry Out Routine Duties Efficiently The services of the oilice girls .1re oll'erc-cl to IL'.1LllL'I'S .1ncl to the school. There .1re two girls in the olliee C.lLill periocl. Sometimes they h.1x'e time to t.1llc so this LlUL'sIl.I me-.in .1ll work without .my fun. Of course, thcy l1.1xe to be on Xklllkll for Miss lD.lX'lS who they .1re uncler tl1e clirection of. An otliee girl is i1 Jill-of-rill-trrtclcsf' She Answers the phones. c.1lls whoever might be XY.lDICcl or t.1kes .1 ITlCSS.llL:C for them. r11ns UI'f1lI'lclS .incl collects the .lllCllcl.lIlLC, types necess.1ry m11teri.1l iincl often opc-r.1tes the I'DlIllL'Ogf.lPll. Radio Club Acquires New Broadcasting Room Tvxo of tl1e members of R.1clio Club got their ll.1IIl r.1cl1o licenses this yc.1r. They g1re Bill Grooms .lllcl Dennis Hoofnsgle, whose c.1lls .1re XX'7YLil. Qllltl XYTYHR rcspectixely. The club 115 .1 whole got Ll transmitter .incl ll station on the .1ir. They h.11'e tiilcen ox er the olcl l1C.1lIll room of the intermccli.1te school. They .ippliecl forthe AIITLTIQAII R.1cli1i RL'l.ly League Allilintion ancl Ll Shlflilll license. 'llie Rriclio Club h.1s Llll exhibit in the Science show which w.1s xery interesting. To be L1 member of this club Ll boy l1.1s to p.1ss .1 simple written test on r11clio theory. Otlieers for R.1clio Club were kl.lLlC QjllX'.l.lg ptesiclentg Dennis Hoolniglc-, vice pre-si' dent, Terry Brooks, secret.1ryg .incl jerry ThlU0fIU.lll, tre.1surer. Mr. Gibson is their .ichisor -' J, . li . '5- 4 Radio Club. L. to R: J. Mooorman, T. Broolu, J. Giovaag, D. Hoofnagle, B. Grooms, R. Grimm, R. Chat- torson, Mr. Gibson, advisor. 94 Librarians. Standing, L. to R S. Robinson, Y. Chotterson J. Martin, J. Hartley J. Powell, Y. Chambers Seated, L. to R L. Dudley, J, Klein, J, Haugen, B. Rand, Min Borger, Advisor, J. Eastman, B. McKinney, L. Kuder, B. Allbaugli, M, Williams. Librarians Assist in New Service to Seventh Grade Students This year eighteen students worked in the library, which is taken as a regular class. This class provides library experience, They shelve books that are checked in, check out books for students, mend books and assist students in locating necessary information. By performing these duties they assist Miss Borger who is the high school librarian. For the first time this year, the seventh grade was provided with service in the library. Each of the five seventh grade classes came into the library during first period on different days. K.O.P. Renders Service There are three boys from each class in the K.O.P., or Knights of the Paddle. Thanks to them the people at games are urged to keep the rules that the school has set. lf a member is taken out for any reason they are replaced by some other interested member of his own class, The seniors. however, are not replaced. The advisor for this group is Mr. Rounds. The graduating seniors that belong to K.O.P. receive pins at the end of the year and also receive activity points for each year of service. Lights! Camera! Action! A group of boys and girls that are always in de- mand are the projection crew. These students have a great responsibility, that of running the movie pro- jectors and seeing that everything is in good working order. They must see that the machine is put back and they must report any defects in the machine or any of the equipment to Mr. Gibson who is their advisor. l 01155 1 i Pro action Crew Bock row L to R C Morden R Nielson L Anderson B Gran KOP Back row L to R N Mix C Anderson T Broolu J lol I ford J Emory Mr Rounds Advisor F nt row L to R J D Smith L Kelly G Stork Front row L to R D Barclay J Schalow G Whitton Glolaag B McQueston B Grooms N Mix G lygrg B Brown T Booman B Hogoborg Class of 1930 Honored of '54 Homecoming 0lD GRADS REGISTER JANICE TREIDER-Homecoming Queen The 1954 Homecoming, which was held on November fifth, was one of the interesting events during the football sea- Queen Janice and hu Cow' son. Despite the weather conditions the occasion was both color- ful and enjoyable. Many olcl gracluates turnecl out for the ban- quet and the dance that was held on the Saturday following the football game, The court for this year was Queen Janice Treicler, Senior princess Carolyn Stayney, junior princess Shirley Hanson, and Sophomore princess Doreclea Moore. Queen Janice reignecl over many festix ities such as the foot- ball game aganst Burlington, a banquet and a tlance. She and the members of her court matle an attractive impression. The general chairman for this years homecoming was Merle Connell. Mrs, Docl-tenclorf was secretary, Homecoming Dance of I,0.0.F. Hall Mn. Wilson and Homecoming chairmen Banque! in high school gym .xx CAMERA Goes TO In -I.mu.1ry, the nnmml phomgrnplmcr went ll rcumun' .md vmrcd several of :hc ghsscs xlmr .irc ww duucd at Muysvlllc Hlgh Sduuul. The magic xeyc of the L.HNL'I'.l prmimcd wxnc infurnml shots .md brought bunk Al LlL'AlfCl' picture of what thc ditfcrcnr nlasscs do. ---1 f. 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Litebiser TEXACO Cascade Tractor SERVICE Cgmpqny FIFTH AT STATE PHONE 3724 Ford Tractors MARYSVILLE, WASHINGTON Dearborn Implements ' -Qfdgzlrfg X e Y A f' n J ELEVENTH AT BROADWAY 'si ci is 651:79 if ,aa S3146 fzlacuzoz Q Bauufy cswuforz NORTH STATE STREET , , I , Specralrzed Harr Cuttmg Hobbies, Gifts, Houseware IO8 L. l , 1 D R E 5 5 5 H O P Compliments of Ladies' ond ChiIdren's Clothing STATE STREET PHONE 2374 Inexf fo posfoH'7ceI MARYSVILLE, WASHINGTON DUDLEY AND LIVINGSTON Gen e Livingston Insurance on Budget Terms 313 STATE STREET ' ' MARYSVILLE, WASHINGTON T09 IKHXZL 'TNQ I FDR ii lqxl AND I I LAKE PhtFhq Congratulations from the Phone 6522 hld P I 1 MARYSVILLE HOME BAKERY .Bunce jjlzofoqraplzy IIM TOON,Propr1etor We Specialize in- zoe STATE STREET MTARYSVILLE, WASHINGTON CAKES AND COOKIES FOR PARTIES Best Wishes to Class of 7955 Quznifuze Exchange Best Wishes To The Seniors New and Used Furniture from Wadi Zwzdm S444 MARYSVILLE, WASHINGTON Phone 5954 1515 Third I -1 Congratulations to the Class of '55 from MARYSVILLE FEED 81 SEED PHONE 5682 Exclusive Sports Wear Best Wishes to the Senior Class A I RON S ppore For Young Men and Men Who Look Young Hamburger Stand 2240 cousv EVERETT WASH BAYVIEW 0121 Best Wishes To The Seniors S TOTEM BEACH RESORT TULALIP BEACH 202 STATE STREET PHQNE 6523 Cabins Groceries Cafe Boats cm! AUTO ELECTRIC Specializing in B 81 B Boat Works EIGHTH and DELTA CARBURETOR ENGINE TUNE UP SPEEDOMETER Phone 3374 Marysville DYNAMETER Moms BROWN WILLARD surricf Phone 4733 Phone 2522 Phone 5413 608 State Street Marysville Washington Carruthers 84 Whitehead Home Furnishings 28I3 HOYT AVENUE PHONE CEDAR 2768 EVERETT WASHINGTON H1 . . f 5 . . I D , All Fishing Supplies P ' C Congratulations fo the Class of 55 Furmfure Floor Colman WETMORE ana' CALIFORNIA MARYSVILLE STATE BANK Establrshed 1891 Member Federal Deposlt Insurance Corporahon Janshu Tanning Company mmm, gd af Hrdes Bought Leqfher Sold Cut Flowers Corsages Saddles Coats Leafher Work Cusfom TQ,.m,n9 Phone MARYSVILLE 4274 MARYSVILLE . WASHINGTQN RT 2 MARYSVILLE, WASHINGTON 112 SOUND FARM SUPPLY 'A' 2401 HEWITT Your International Harvester Farm Equipment LIGHTS - CAMERA - ACTION Dealer EVERETT, WASH. BEST WISHES from MARYSVILLE BEAUTY SALON Phone 3885 419 - 4th Street Compliments of the OK Mar svi I I e AUTO FLOAT y TIRE 57035 Transfe I' PHONE 2611 N E W AU-I-Q MARYSVILLE, WASHINGTON F L O A T T I R E S WorId's Finest Recapping 'lr North State Street B Phone 6446 Marysville, Washington CAMPBELLS PHARMACY 'ik' Phone Bayview 3011 sk' 1616 Hewitt Everett, Washington BYERS Congratulations l'lAwl.EY S Plumbing 8. 5e i0'S MAR KET 4 P Heating , 9 G C0mpllmelllS R A I N B 0 w Meats Good service HARRINGTON CAFE Grocery Doesn't Cost, ' yegembles ,, R A D I 0 It Pays! 914 0 Q 4 ' Stare 312 State Street Street Phone 3343 . 213 State Street Phone 5951 Marysville Marysville Marysville, Washington Washington Washington C O M P L I M E N T S IHHHUSVILLE HIHHIHH REINELL BOATS DON BEAMEN'S MARYSVILLE, WASHINGTON ESTCIIJ CIQDII. ILIL EEII Illini! SEPTEMBER 2 Sclrool begins 5 l:xl:or Day. 17 Foovball, tale Slevcrs, here 24 Football at Mount Sr OCTOBER 1 Football, Seclrcr Wooley, nero 2,4 J 4 TE-C1C'neralr's'rrute,r'0 school 5 8 FoorballarSnol1ornrglw 15 Foort1all,A':1:ortes, 1-orc, 9 19 22 Football at Mount Vernon U 29 Football, Arlrrgton, Fefe, l? 13 17 19 20 25 Congratulations to the class of '55 a 1 0R7fiWOQR .QQIQQRS slimy ---f .s' --YQ'-Tag-1 no it v'aUTissr.r AND s Just North of Marysville City Limits on 99 Telephone 5494 Congratulations to the A NOVEMBER Ouauer tc s Pops Corrrrfr Hornezornrcg, Foortna gave e Q Burlrngton. P T,A. Back 'o stnosl nrgl-r Blrrrd program, report cards, Armistice Day, no school. Football at Edmonds Girls Club Tolo. Torch Club Tapping, Senior play, That s My Baby, Hugh School Lecoershrp Conference. Starting of Thanksgrvrng vacation. Your Office Equipment Dealer Class and Faculty of 1955 'B C3 'Kb' l MCGRATH STATIONARY ul- m0 0 id a uuunorvw FWNFK . MMM . coL0 Office 'onwwn , ,Novo Equipment 6' 2717 coLaY - BA 1717 f evensrr, WASHINGTON Amis, Supplies FRANK ROBINSON Party Goods 2719 COLBY AVENUE EVERETT, WASHINGTON CONGRATULATIONS FROM SEARS ECEMBER l Basketball, Lake Washington, here. National Assembly, 3 Football Award Assembly. 4 Basketball, Anacortes, here. Monroe, here, 10 Basketball at Mount Vernon. ll Basketball, Sedro Woolley, here. 17 Basketball at Burlington, 21 Basketball, Snohomish, here. 22 Christmas Concert. 23 Christmas Vacation begins. 2B Basketball at Arlington. JANUARY Basketball Edmonds here Basketball at Lake Stevens Everett here Basketball at Anacortes Test week End of hrst semester No school and Basketball with Mo Vernon here Basketball at Sea o Woolley Torch Club Bo quet Basketball Burl ngton here Annual Carnival FEBRUARY Basketball at Snohomish Basketball Arl ngton here Basketball at Edmonds Basketball Lake Stevens here Basketball at Everett Ex nange Assemb y at Arr g on Washington s B rthday no school str ct Tou ment also on the 6 r CC e also an the 116 Compliments from . . . mEVere'f'S Hellenthal's Leading .lewelers Everything Plumbing Q fo' 11 and l e Modern 1 Kitchen 9 H H V Pay as you are paid Your Local Plumbing if? 8- Heating Firm Phone BAYVIEW 7721 Cedar 2243 MARYSVILLE 2526 Colby Avenue HEWITT at WETMORE WASHINGTON EVERETT WASH Everett, Washington You can rely on your Druggist I Everything your Doctor does or c 4 6 Boys an JACK rox PHARMACIST GH 1094 State Street Marysville Phone 5031 PRESCRIPTID 5. COY S TOYS lf!! 4... A ,.4...-3 Phone CEDAR 1216 2605 Colby Avenue Everett, Wash 9 4 , , , A Q 7 . s . 14 . 17 . , . ' 20 . 21 ' 22 'f . ' . . . 26 n . 28 , . , , f 29 . C I I d ' l I 1 A 'I A , 1 , , . 8 , , 1 , . ' l 5 ,, A 1 F131---1 1 21 C 1 in t . , 22 , . ' A 2 ' I 5iiff'11 1 1 , 'Q 3 24 Nat1onaIAssembly. ' - 0 nl 1 25 D1 1 VG . , 2 U-. ,V Q . 4 ' C. 5 . - 1414 I . L 25 F.sP:ofte'en:, 26ll't. q ,,, 5 Qgjw. , 1 ' T' . 1 .. xr , 4 1 t . - . ' -I K lll FZ Z.: L- ' , 1:13 ll l' -- - gf. 4' Y A I BEST WISHES from TUTELH UUT D ll '2 Mrles North of Marysville AUDREY and BETTY SIEBRASSE Congratulations to the Class of 55 Q BEST FEED HATCHERIES Your Friendly Centennial Dealer GRANGE SUPPLY Phone 2691 Marysvrlle Farm Supplles Petroleum Products Norge Apphances Complfments of Marysville Rebuild COMPLETE BODY AND FENDER WORK ALSO PAINTING MARCH I vJC 4 Co 9 Lxi' Q A y A Q in yfln F' IAY MN: FA 22 5 Q , 23 OJ v r r A 3- 15 , T X ig A RTL T Sw P 9 -'?lli'r- 6 Bondi . 7 sm, 9 esp Q f i Qor. 22 Jw my 4+ C P T 27 son Op L 29 Jw . . ' L A L L L 4 of 6 My . 7 Pre-C r k v I ' 11 sw COOPERATIVE Auto L3 for 'sz 0:5 ' 19 Se' L L 2: nv, 22 BK: '?ll? Z6 CCW so -fe- rn ,,.,...- YQ- '7 'if T 'MIK as TJ-qw - '51 I no Q- 77 E 3 -U2 I ... SANDIA IRECHWALD We re Proud Of Our Annual Edltor In order to be 1 good 1n11u11 cd1tor 1 pcrson must huc cx per1cnce 1n vyorkmg on thc 1n11u11 be 1b1c to rentmn 111111 when 1cc Vkllll d1111c111t1e5 1nd shoxx le1c lI'S1llP Our cc1tor h1s sct 1 good e1-11mp1c for cycryonc onc t11c 5t11I by hcr 11 lfd work 1nd dcxouon to thc PYUKIULIIOII of the best lI1I'Ll1l pos51b1e Slllclfl Iircc11w11d mccts 111 thcsc qL1l1l1lL1IlUIl5 111d morc As th15 yc1rs cd1tor she yxorkcd might 11111 d 1y to meet tlL1c11lHLS .1nd seemed to h1yc 1 ncxcr t1r111,g 5p1r1t Shc 1115 Assocuted Studcnt Body Sec ret 1ry b111 md ch 11n vymner m11nt11ned hcr good pos1t1on on the honor roll 1nd rc11111ncd 1 mcmbcr ot Torch C lub Th1t s vyhy xxc IIC proud of our edltor Slndrx Brechw 11d Tl11n11s to SIULIFI from the Alllillll S1111 Mr Mcssmcr 1nd the Student Body for thc VHJf1L1LI'fL1lNKO1'l'CIhlfblll d1d on t111s yc1r s Acknowledgements Coopcmuon and te1mvnork 1re thc kcy words 111 m11k1ng mythmg 1 success '1yC11I' book 15 no except1on Th1s ye1r I V818 xcry fortu111te to b vyorkmg mth 1 5t1tf and 1dy1sor who 1, nc vy1111r151y of thc1r t1me 1nd cffort 111 ordcr 11111 t111s book could bc publlshed I c 1n not thank the staff 1nd Mr Messmer enough for th15 I wo111d11keto congr1tu11tc 1nd s 1y th 1nks for 11013 wcll donc to Bob H11d 1nd Bobb1e McM.1nus who were co ch111rmen of l1llSyC11f 5 Annu 11 Carnly 11 'I h1nks also to the YJIIOUS clubs 1nd c11sscs who hclpcd 1n my w1y to m 1kc th15 cxent .1 success TLf P d o ra tsmm rcss an Homc Portr.11t Stud1o 11so go my gr.1t1t11de They showed a rc111ntcrc5t ID th15 book ,md d1d thc1r utmost to 11d us 1n lily vu.1y poss1b1c 1 behew. thc wholc school ow cs tl1e1r gr 1t1t11de to the y IIIOUS bus1ne5s men who haye purch15cd .1dyert1s1ng 111 t111s 1n11u11 A 1.1rgcr 111d hncr book w1s m.1de poss1b1e by thc1r support SANDRA BREQHWALD 1955 QLIL LLDA L1111oR I o 1 1 1 ' I . 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