Medical Lake High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Medical Lake, WA)

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EDWARD W. PAGE Ed He who laughs last laughs best Majors: English, Social Science. Minors: Mathematics, Spanish. Transferred from Lewis Clark 4; Basketball 4; Baseball 4; An nual Staff 4; Paper Staff 4; Let-terman's Club 4. ALMAG. GAHR Alma Your re only young once, after that you have to think up a new excuse. Majors: Social Science, Commercial, English, Home Economics. Minors: Science. G.A.A. Treasurer 4; Paper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4. NOT SHOWN: JUDE GREGORY O'GRADY Jude One needs folly in life so as to not show stupidity. Major: English, Science, Shop. Minors: Mathematics, Social Science, Commercial. Class Vice-President 2; RONDLE TURNBOUGH Buddy Trouble comes from women. Majors: Shop, Science, English, Commercial. Minors: Mathematics, Social Science. Annual Staff 4. SENIORS OF ’56 EDWARD CARL ROSENAU Ed Too bad I can’t drive a car alon] life’s thorny path. Majors: English, Shop, Science. Minors: Mathematics, Commercial, Social Studies. Band 1,2, 3,4; Football 3,4; Base ball 2,4; Annual Staff 4; Paper Staff 4; Letterman's Club 3,4. t i 8

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Dear Underclassmen, Just a little note to tell you about our four years at old Medical Lake. We enjoyed them and sincerely hope we did not leave too large a mark upon you. We started High School just as green as you were, but look how we turned out. You can do the same if you follow in our footsteps. We entered the prison facing a group of Sophomores who gently smeared our anatomy with lipstick, perfume and other substances foreign to us. The insults and temporary injury were erased when they gave a party to show that they accepted us into the student body. We elected officers as follows: Mike Nilles, President; Kenneth Swanson, Vice-President; Elaine Irwin, Secretary-Treasurer. Janice Ackerman was elected as our candidate for the Carnival Queen Contest and we placed second. We were very glad when our Sophomore year came to pass and we could lose the lowly name of Frosh. Our officers this year were Kenneth Swanson, President; Jude O'Grady, Vice-President; and Janice Ackerman, Secretary. Mrs. Johnson was elected as our class advisor. Donna Moore was our nominee for the Carnival Queen Contest and again we placed second. Our crowning glory of this year was initiation. We finally got even. The Junior year is Wheel Year and we tried desperately to uphold this name. We were happy to become upper classmen and feel the power it holds. When we counted noses we found a few of our population were missing due to some disease called matrimony. We gained one new member however, Marlene Nance from Pasco. We elected her as our candidate for Carnival Queen and we came in second as usual. Our Officers for the year were Warren Cogswell, President; Alan Shaw, Vice-President; and Janice Ackerman as Secretary. Mr. Nuemann was our class advisor. We got our rings in December and gave the banquet and prom for the Seniors in the Spring. We gained much enjoyment in both inter-prises and especially in the Kangaroo Court we held at the Banquet. We finally made it into our last year and obtained with it the honorable name of Seniors, which we tried to uphold better than our predecessors. We elected our class officers as follows: JoAnn Secord, President; Leonard Griffith, Vice-President; and Janice Ackerman, Secretary. JoAnn was elected our candidate for the Carnival Queen Contest and for the FOURTH time in a row we came in second, this time to the Juniors. Our sneak was undoubtedly one of the most memorable events of this year. Baccalaureate and graduation finished up our high school career and gave our little band a ticket to that wide, wide, mixed up world................ 10 WARREN COGSWELL