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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1958 volume:

Mrs. W. D. Wynia P. O. Box 122 Medical Lake Washington 99022 EDITOR, STANTON PARMETER ASSOCIATE EDITOR, PETE BURNETT MEDICAL. LAKE, WASHINGTON Foreword In the past half century civilization has progressed and advanced more than ever before in the history of the world. Man's gaze is now directed toward the future and new things to come. To the high school student the future holds the greatest meaning, for he will govern the civilization of tomorrow. The goal of the Staff is to show to you the progress attained in the past year. We hope that you shall find pleasure and enjoyment in thumbing through the pages of this book. 2 Dedication In the lives of young men and women, probably no one plays a more instrumental role than the elementary school principal. Wtih this essential truth in mind, the CARDINAL staff humbly and gratefully dedicates the 1958 CARDINAL to Mrs. Katie Wynia, for her inspiration and guidance. Z2 — O-C, Lf CJU iXlJ In Memoriam DIANE ELISE WYN1A September 7, 1937 September 1, 1957 She added to the sum of human joy, and were everyone to whom she did some loving service to bring a blossom to her grave, she would sleep tonight beneath a wilderness of flowers. Robert Green Ingersoll 4 ALL TABLES HAVE TOPS M Classes Faculty Administration WESLEY A. HUFF Superintendent ROY HOLLIDAY JR. Administrative Assistant MARLENE LLEWELLYN Secretary WAYNE BALL Principal Faculty HELEN KARR ST. SCHOLASTICA MONTANA S.C. E.W.C.E. SCIENCE HOME ECONOMICS HELENE JOHNSON JAMESTOWN COLLEGE U. OF WISCONSIN U. OF WASHINGTON U. OF COLORADO COMMERCIAL LESTER GREEAR E.W.C.E. SCIENCE DRIVER EDUCATION PHYSICAL EDUCATION COACH SANDRA MADDUX E.W.C.E. ENGLISH SPANISH PHYSICAL EDUCATION OTTO FRANCIS RUUD E.W.C.E. MATHEMATICS SCIENCE WAYNE BURDICK MURRAY STATE COLLEGE BAND CHORUS NOT SHOWN-LORETTA ENOERUD COLORADO STATE C.E. LIBRARIAN Classes Seniors Miriam Ackerman, Jerry Hines, Stan Parmeter, Ed Sonne-born. The year of '51-'58 finds the high and mighty Seniors with a class enrollment of 21. They, like the classes before them, strove to put out an annual and go on the best sneak yet. Rita Fait was the candidate for Carnival Queen. They missed first place by a short margin. Officers this year were as follows: Stan Parmeter, president; Jerry Hines, vice president, and Miriam Ackerman, secretary. Representatives to the Student Council were Gerald Reitmeier and Ed Sonneborn. 10 MIRIAM LA VIDA ACKERMAN MAJORS: English, Home Economics, Band, Commercial. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleader 1,2; Majorette 1,2; Drum Major 3, 4; Secretary Student Body 2; Secretary of Class 1,4; G. A. A. 1, 2; Newspaper Staff 1; Editor 4; Annual Staff 4. BEVERLY JEAN AUCUTT MAJORS: English, Commercial. ACTIVITIES: G. A. A. 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 3; Chorus 4; Cardinal Club 2; Badminton 3, 4; Newspaper Staff 3,4, Sports Editor; Annual Staff, Sports Editor 4; Jane Eyre 3. COLLEGE: E. W.C. E. SARA ELIZABETH BROWN TRANSFERRED: Issaquah, Washington. MAJORS: English, Commercial, Band, Home Economics. ACTIVITIES: G. A. A. 2,3,4, Secretary 4; Debate Club 3; Band 2,3,4, Secretary 4; Annual Staff 4, Division Editor 4; Volleyball 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3; Softball 2,3; Badminton 3,4. BARBARA AUCUTT MAJORS: English, Home Economics, Commercial. ACTIVITIES: G. A. A. 1,2,3; Pep Club 3, Secretary 3; Volleyball 3; Treasurer of Student Body 4; Cardinal Club, President 2; Annual Staff, Art Editor, Division Editor 4; News Staff, Assistant Editor 4; Connecticut Yankee . JON LEE GRALLAP MAJORS: Shop, English, Band, Varsity P.E. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3 ; Withdrew 4. STANTON NEW MARIS PARMETER MAJORS: English, Mathematics, Science. ACTIVITIES: Class President 4; Student Body Vice-President 2,3; B. A. A. 1,2,3,4; Debate 3; Band 1,2,3; Cardinal Club 2; Annual Staff 3,4; Football 2,4, Football Manager 3; Basketball B Squad 1,3, A Squad 4; Baseball 1.3,4, Baseball Manager 2; Connecticut Yankee 3; Jane Eyre 3; Dogpatch Daze . DOROTHY ANN FOWLER TRANSFERRED: Levelland, Texas. MAJORS: English, Mathematics. ACTIVITIES: Newspaper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4, Senior Section Co-Editor 4. JERRY ALLEN HINES MAJORS: English, Mathematics, Science. ACTIVITIES: B. A. A. 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3; Lettermen's Club 1,2, 3,4; Class Vice-President 4; Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Badminton 2; Jane Eyre . EDWARD WILLIAM SONNEBORN MAJORS: English, Mathematics, Science, Band. ACTIVITIES: Class Vice-President 1; Class Representative 4; Student Council 4; Debate Club 3; Lettermen's Club 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; Badminton 3,4; Jane Eyre , Dogpatch Daze . ALLEN LARS GRUB MAJORS: English, Shop, Science, Band. ACTIVITIES: Band 1,2,3. COLLEGE: Washington State College. LARRY LANG HENNING MAJORS: Shop, English. ACTIVITIES: Football 1. MILLIGAN FRANK GRUB MAJORS: English, Science, Shop, Band. ACTIVITIES: Band 1,2,3; Football 2,3; Baseball 2; Basketball 2; Class President 3; Cardinal Club 2; Lettermen's Club 2,3,4; Dogpatch Daze . RITA FRACK KENNEDY TRANSFERRED: Wurtsmith Memorial School, Phillipine Islands. MAJORS: Commercial, English. ACTIVITIES: Newspaper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4, Senior Section Co-Editor 4. JEAN LEE TRANSFERRED: Fairbanks High School, Fairbanks, Alaska. MAJORS: English, Commercial. JAMES ALLEN KRELL MAJORS: English, Mathematics, Science, Varsity P. E., Band. ACTIVITIES: Band 1,2,3; Class President 1; Class Representative 2,3; Student Body President 4; Lettermen's Club 1,2,3,4, President 4; Debate Club 3; Annual Staff 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Badminton 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 4; King of G. A. A. Banquet 4; Dogpatch Daze 4; Jane Eyre 3. COLLEGE: Cornell. RITA ANN FAIT MAJORS: English, Home Economics, Commercial, Band. ACTIVITIES: G. A. A. 1,2,3,4, Secretary 2, 3, President 4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Majorette 2,3,4; Chorus 4; Modern Music Masters 3; Pep Club 3, President 3; Volleyball 3; Newspaper Staff 1,4, Editor 4; Annual Staff 1,4, Senior Section Co-Editor 4; Carnival Princess 4; Dogpatch Daze . GEORGE HERMAN SIMS MAJORS: English, Mathematics, Science, Shop, Band. COLLEGE: University of Washington, College of Fisheries. PENELOPE LEE SANDRITTER TRANSFERRED: Cheney High School. MAJORS: Band, English, History, Mathematics. ACTIVITIES: G. A. A. 2,3,4; Cheerleader 3,4; Debate Club 3, Secretary; Class Secretary 3; Modern Music Masters 3, Secretary 3; Pep Club 3; Annual Staff 3, 4, Junior Editor 3; Badminton 3, 4; Softball 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 2,3,4; Basketball 3; Dogpatch Daze” 4; Connecticut Yankee 3; Jane Eyre 3; Carnival Princess 3. COLLEGE: University of Minnesota. GERALD LEE REITMEIER MAJORS: Mathematics, Band, Science, Varsity P. E. ACTIVITIES: Football I, 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Track 4; Debate 3; B. A. A. 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3; Band 1,2,3; Class Vice-President 3; Class Representative 4; Annual Staff 2; Cardinal Club 2; Dogpatch Daze . ANN CAROLYN METCALF TRANSFERRED: Dobyns-Bcnnett High School, Kingsport, Tennessee. MAJORS: History, English, Home Economics, Commercial. VIRGINIA LUCILLE OGG TRANSFERRED: North Central High School. MAJORS: English, History, Commercial. PETER BRUCE BURNETT TRANSFERRED: Lewis and Clark High School. MAJORS: Science, English, Mathematics, Social Studies. ACTIVITIES: Debate Club 3; Toastmaster 3; Annual Staff, Assistant Editor 4. COLLEGE: Gonzaga University. TWELVE YEARS IN THE SAME CAGE Left to Right: Mill Grub, Larry Henning, Jim Krell, Rita Fait, Allen Grub, Jerry Hines. i6 History As fall rolled around in the year 1946 there were twenty-three new pupils jumping up the front steps of the old school house at M. L. We all went through our trials and errors with Mrs. Reasor. Our ranks increased to twenty-eight in the second grade. There we memorized our A-B-C's and were all rewarded with little airplanes, to our delight. The third grade found us out at Espanola—twenty-seven strong. The next year found us at the same place but we had lost two of our rank. At Espanola we had ourselves a great time because there was nobody there but the two grades. We diminished in rank to twenty during the fifth grade. Many of us were given the chance to participate in band for the first time. In the sixth grade we were upstairs with the high school students, under the guidance of Mrs. Willms. What a ball! The eighth grade was climaxed by graduation, in which twenty-one participated. They were as follows: Miriam Ackerman, Virgil Andrews, Rebecca Boland, Rita Fait, Jon Grallap, Allen Grub, Mill Grub, Jack Harkness, Larry Henning, Jerry Hines, James Krell, Dale Lowery, David Palman, Stanton Parmeter, Sharon Perrin, Georgia Perrin, Gerald Reitmeier, Tommy Rogers, George Sims, Ed Sonneborn, Ronald Stutheit. The Freshman year found us quite green frosh-twenty-six strong-as we went into initiation, which showed just where we stood. In the Sophomore year we were really glad to discard the name of Frosh and do some initiating of our own. That year our basketball team went to state for the first time in the school's history. The next year proved to be quite different for us as upperclassmen. The year was highlighted for us by giving the Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet. The Senior year was highlighted by the sneak and graduation as twenty-one seniors marched up the aisle and wept on the way back down. There were eight students who went through twelve grades together. They are: Rita Fait, Jerry Hines, Jim Krell, Mill Grub, Allen Grub, Larry Henning, and Gerald Reitmeier. Besides these there were six more that went through high school together. They are: Beverly and Barbara Aucutt, Stan Parmeter, George Sims, Edward Sonneborn, and Miriam Ackerman. Gerald Reitmeier Prophecy Here we sit watching the latest advancement in modern space movies, the futurama telescope, invented by two ingenious master minds of Medical Lake High, GERALD REIT-MEIER, and STAN PARMETER. Gerald and Stan came across this magnificent invention in 1968, while flying over their old high school in their new sweptwing spaceship, thinking of what their classmates would be doing. We see BARBARA AUCUTT on the planet Venus. Barbara has a new space-a-vision program shown every Saturday afternoon called, Captain Cupid's Comics . RITA FAIT and BEV AUCUTT spend their time as stars of the show, battling for the attention of the main camera. The scene switches to the coast of Southern Pluto, PETE BURNETT, a professional beach comber, has found a new type of outer-space Bermuda shorts. ANN METCALF, who invented the shorts, has appointed Pete as vice president of her Weather-Wise-Wear firm. LARRY HENNING was seen on the moon. He is accredited with being the first to make a success of farming green cheese. Larry is working on a new secret formula that will enable him to grow cheese colored like the rainbow. If Larry's experiment proves to be a success, he will pass it on to MIRIAM ACKERMAN on earth. She will use it on the hair of her customers in her beauty shop. Next we watched a fashion show on Mars. We saw RITA KENNEDY and her daughters modeling mother-daughter space suits. JEAN LEE and DOROTHY FOWLER are in charge of a charm school which is strictly for Martians only. We enjoyed a short intermission, and then we saw JERRY HINES, ED SONNEBORN, and JIM KRELL on earth. They are the three leading chemists of the world. But due to the fact that they cannot stand the noise of exploding test tubes, they have decided to retire and are now holding offices in the White House. GEORGE SIMS has a very profitable business raising trout in Siberia. Since frozen foods are so popular in the jungles of Africa, George has no trouble shipping and selling his trout to the natives. SALLY BROWN is helping VIRGINIA OGG with her night club act. Sally blows up balloons, and Virginia dances with them. In Italy we saw PENNIE SANDRITTER in Rome. She now has her own private corner to sell pizza pies. Across the street JON GRALLAP is giving her tough competition with his Grallap's Gargling Gigantic Grill, for Great Pizzas. ALLEN GRUB, a millionaire, has bought the state of Texas. Out of the generosity of his heart, he has appointed MILL GRUB as assistant to the assistant to the assistant in charge of counting his oil wells. Now that you are confused-we leave you this way. 18 Class Will BEVERLY AUCUTT—I will my ability to go steady four years of high school to any lucky freshman. DOROTHY FOWLER—I will my relish of fancy foods to Ginger Britt because most of them are fattening. JIM KRELL—I will my title Romeo”, to Kenneth House so the girls will hate him as much as they hated me. JON GRALLAP—I will the fuzz of my chinnie-chin-chin to the weird bearded Richard Sloan in the hope that he can use his new razor. RITA FAIT—I will my fun in high school to anyone who thinks he can get away with it. JERRY HINES—I will my whiskers to Noel Vaughn so that he can some day look like a man. MILL GRUB—I will my little cut down dump Ford to Bob Llewellyn in the hope that he will have the money to keep it running. PENNIE SANDRITTER—I will my cheerleading ability to Carol Sloan in the hope that she can use it next year. GEORGE SIMS—I will my ability to get along with Mr. Man tooth to the freshman class. ED SONNE BORN—I will my ability to stay in a whole football game to Richard Sloan. JEAN LEE—I will my good biology book to Shirley Kyllo. STAN PARMETER—I will my slimness to Clint Fait so that he may run faster, or chase the girls. GERALD REITMEIER—I will my study hall prospects to Shorty Nilles. ALLEN GRUB—I will my ability to take three steps at a time in front of Mrs. Maddux to any freshman. ANN METCALF—I will all my horse sketches to Janice Beatty, who dislikes horses and riding as much as I do. BARBARA AUCUTT—I will my financial brain to Jeanette Rantzow to keep the school out of debt. SALLY BROWN—I will my ability to live different places to anyone who likes to travel and have a different atmosphere. PETE BURNETT—I will my Bag of Windedness degree to Fuzz Myer. MIRIAM ACKERMAN—I will my changeable hair to anyone that has the nerve to take it. VIRGINIA OGG—I will all rights and claims on GlenHagstrom to anyone who thinks they can handle him. Juniors The title of upperclassmen finally rests upon the shoulders of the class of '59. As Juniors it is their duty to put on the Junior-Senior banquet and the prom. The year was started out in the right manner when Lynda Fuller, Junior queen candidate, was crowned Carnival Queen. The class officers are: Noel Vaughn, president; Bob Llewellyn, vice president, and Frankie Trautman, secretary-treasurer. Student Council representatives were David Knotts and Jeanette Rantzow. THIS PAGE COMPLIMENTS OF MARSHALL WELLS STORE TED AND HAROLD EDGETT PHONE BEL 5-4410 20 317 FIRST STREET CHENEY, WASHINGTON VIRGIL. ANDREWS JAY BAILY PAT BENEFIELD MIKE BOWLER VIVIAN BRANSCOM GAIL CHANDLER Jl M COGSWELL CLINT FAIT LYNDA FULLER JANET FUSON MARY HALE BOB HANSEL EDYTHE HARPER DENNIS HATCH ANNA MAE HENNING MARSHA HILLBRICK JERRY HOLTEN KENNETH HOUSE DAVE KNOTTS BOB LLEWELLYN DELLA MARTIN JIM MEAD BILL MURLIN . ; J ‘ CLIFF NILLES ALICE PATTERSON JEANETTE RANTZOW EARL REEVES DELORES SABIN STAN STARRING FRANKIE TRAUTMAN NOEL VAUGHN ARLENE WILLMS LOIS WILSON FRED WISE NOT SHOWN MIKE HYNES, MIKE MYER,JACKIE RETHERFORD 22 Sophomores Vicki Dodge, Carol Sloan, Mickey Hersh The class of '60 began their second year of high school with a malicious gleam in their eyes. Initiation is under Sophomore supervision and allows last year's Freshman to literally take their spite out on someone else. The initiation came off without any casualties and the dance made up for their previous maltreatment. Carnival princess this year was Carmen Knudsen. They placed third in the contest. Mickey Hersh was elected class president; Carol Sloan, vice president, and Vicki Dodge held the office of secretary-treasurer. Representatives to the Student Council were Glen Hagstrom and Richard Sloan. THIS PAGE COMPLIMENTS OF BEN FRANKLIN STORE LOCALLY OWNED - NATIONALLY KNOWN 23 404 FIRST STREET CHENEY, WASHINGTON NILA ANDREWS JUDY BALLANCE LINDA BOWDEN VIRGINIA BRITT WARREN DALTON VICKI DODGE BUTCH GEMMRIG GRAYDON FRACK GLEN HAGSTROM MICKEY HERSH JAMES HOLIEN VICTOR KIDLEY CARMEN KNUDSEN PENNY KUKUK SHIRLEY KYLLO BILL MORRIS DAN NILLES KENNETH NICCOLLS CAROL PITTS 24 CAROL SLOAN RICHARD SLOAN ARLENE STARRING ERLENE STARRING DARLA STUTHE IT GARY TOOKE EDDIE TRAUTMAN SANDRA VAUGHN DON WALLACE LARRY WALLACE JACK WHEELER SHARON BOE H NOT SHOWN NADINE FAUSER, SHERRY HENSHAW, ALBERT MONGOLD, BERT NASH, CAROLINE RASSMUSSEN AND SANDRA VAUGHN. 25 Freshmen Gale Hackney, Margie Murlin, Ernie Merriman The Freshmen came through initiation with flying colors and are now full-fledged underclassmen. Of course they are looking ahead to next year when they'll be sophomores and can drop the epithet Green Frosh. Barbara McCrory was their candidate for Carnival Queen. Class officers were elected at the beginning of the year and they are as follows: Gail Hackney, president; Ernie Merriman, vice president; Margie Murlin, secretary, and Barbara McCrory, treasurer. Quentin Munro and Betty Holznagel were picked as representatives to the Student Council. THIS PAGE COURTESY OP MEDICAL LAKE APPLIANCE AND TV RADIO, TV, AND APPLIANCE SALES AND SERVICE 116 EAST LAKE STREET 26 PHONE SA 3-3131 MEDICAL LAKE, WASHINGTON SHARON ALVORD JIM ARNOLD PATRICIA BARTON PRISCILLA BARTON JANICE BEATTY RONALD BELL BARBARA BIGGS JOHN BUFFINGTON VONNA CLARK ROBERT COOPER MARGARET FARQUHAR BARBARA FUNSETH HELEN GEER GARY GILBRETH CAROL GRALLOP GAIL HACKNEY DON HARDENBROOK BOB HARPER PAT HESTER 27 BETTY HOLZNAGEL LARRY HOUSE LUCY ANN HUGHES SHARON JENSEN BOBBY KRAMER EDNA LAFFERTY KENNETH LIME MICHAEL LONG ARLENE MACRUNNELS ROY MANN BARBARA MCCRORY ERNEST MERRIMAN BOB MORRIS MARGIE MURLIN QUENTIN MUNRO CHARLES NASH LINDA NICCOLLS BRUCE PLEIN WESLEY POGUE RICHARD RASMUSSEN ALVIN REYNOLDS 28 FLORENCE RODENSOUGH STEVE SANDRITTER JIMMY SAVERY DOUG SONNEBORN DENNIS STARRING PALOMA STEWART LARRY TOOKE DON TURNBOUGH MARGARET TURNBOUGH PATRICIA VEIGEL FRANCIS WHITMER NOT SHOWN TISH PACK AND DOUG OOOGE 29 Initiation Organizations President's Address The Student Council has worked hard and made some valuable improvements in our school life. Our student council attended both Northeast District student council meetings this year and received important information on student body functions of other schools. This year has been filled with many activities that have been sponsored by the student body, and I hope enjoyed by everyone. Among these are the annual fall carnival, the National School Assemblies, and the Christmas party. Medical Lake's athletic program is also under A. S. B. sponsorship. With the close of this school year I wish to extend my best wishes to each individual student body member. A.S. B. President, Jim Krell Student Council First Row, left to right: Barbara Aucutt, Lynda Fuller, Jim Krell, Jim Cogswell, Betty Holznagel. Standing: Ed Sonneborn, Richard Sloan, Quentin Munro, Dave Knotts, Glen Hagstrom, Jeanette Rantzow. CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS, FROM KIMMEL'S HI—POWER GAS-OI L-WHEEL BALANC I NG-TI RE S-LUB R 1C ATI ON 33 Boys' Athletic Association Front Row, left to right: Kenneth House, Dave Knotts, Jerry Holton, Gary Gilbreth, Roy Mann, Jim Arnold. Second Row: Mill Grub, Ed Sonneborn, Jim Krell, Jerry Hines, Stan Parmeter, Larry Henning, Mike Myer. Third Row: Glen Hagstrom, Cliff Nilles, Gary Tooke, Jay Baily, Earl Reeves, Doug Sonneborn, Mickey Hersh. Fourth Row: Ernie Merriman, Jim Cogswell, Clint Fait, Bill Morris, Fred Wise, Danny Nilles. Richard Sloan, Mr. Greear (advisor), Bob Harper. The B. A. A. is an organization that is made up of the boys who have earned one or more letters in any varsity sport. Last year the Lettermen's Club bought an inspirational trophy and trophies for the most valuable player in football, basketball, and baseball with the money that they earned from dances and the pop machine. These trophies are in the trophy case and will have the name of the most valuable player in each sport engraved on them each year. The officers are: Jim Krell, president; Clifford Nilles, vice president; and Earl Reeves, secretary-treasurer. New members this year are: Mike Myer, Bill Murlin, Larry Henning, Jim Mead, Rich Sloan, Gary Tooke, Ken Niccolls, Roy Mann, Ernie Merriman, Jim Arnold, Doug Dodge, Bob Harper, Gary Gilbreth, Doug Sonneborn, and Bob Morris. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 58 HUTCH'S BARBER SHOP RADIO AND TV REPAIR 34 PHONE 3-2751 MEDICAL LAKE, WASHINGTON Girls' Athletic Association Seated, left to right: Gail Hackney, Jeanette Rantzow, Sally Brown, Rita Fait, Edythe Harper, Janet Fuson. Second Row: Lynda Fuller, Pat Barton, Priscilla Barton, Vivian Branscom, Beverly Aucutt, Arlene Willms, Carol Sloan, Vicki Dodge, Della Martin, Carol Pitts, Mrs. Maddux, advisor. Third Row: Pennie Sandritter, Delores Sabin, Frankie Trautman, Penny Kukuk, Linda Niccolls, Helen Geer, Margie Murlin, Anna Mae Henning. The girls in G. A. A. earn letters and bar awards by participating in the play days and the other activities sponsored throughout the year. This organization sponsors an athletic dinner and dance, and dances after home basketball games. Selling candy at the games has also been a project done by the girls. This year the Pep Club has combined with the G, A. A. They will supply some of the halftime entertainment at home basketball games. Officers for the year are: Rita Fait, president; Jeannette Rantzow, vice president; Sally Brown, secretary, and Edythe Harper, treasurer. THIS PAGE COURTESY OF LEE'S LOCKERS 35 PHONE SA 3-2311 MEDICAL. LAKE, WASHINGTON Band Seated, left to right: Richard Holien, Tim House, Priscilla Barton, Ray Willms, Tim Hillbrick, Darrell Cogswell, Fern Johnson, Pam Sloan, Gary Fine, A1 Staples, Bob Staples, Mary Rustemeyer, Larry Tooke, Sandra Musser, Bob Llewellyn, Don Turnbough, John Musser, Lyle Fuson, Larry House, Jim Cogswell, Virgil Andrews. Standing: Jeanette Rantzow, Mr. Burdick (director), Patricia Barton. Rita Frack Kennedy Miriam Ackerman Rita Fait THIS PAGE COMPLIMENTS OF SWIGART'S MERCANTILE PHONE SA 3-2521 36 GROCE RIES-HARDWARE-MEATS MEDICAL LAKE, WASHINGTON Chorus First Row, bottom to top: Beverly Aucutt, Dorothy Fowler, Della Martin, Betty Holznagel, Pat Barton, Lucy Hughes, Sharon Boeh, Vicki Dodge, Carol Sloan, Arlene MacRunnels. Back Row: Mr. Burdick, instructor; Rita Fait, Sharon Jensen, Priscilla Barton, Margie Murlin, Dona Dacy, Helen Geer, Linda Niccolls. The girls' chorus was first organized this year. It consists of seventeen girls and is directed by Mr. Wayne Burdick. The girls participated in the annual Mead Music Festival as their first public performance. THIS PAGE COURTESY OF- BURCHETT STUDIO PORTRAITS ADULT5-GROUPS—TEE NS—WEDDI NGS-C HI LOREN—GRADUATI ON PHONE MA 4—2821 SOUTH 13 HOWARD SPOKANE, WASHINGTON 37 Cheerleaders Loft to right: Della Martin, Penny Kukuk, Pennie Sandritter In the fall along with Student Council elections the cheerleaders are chosen. The candidates are elected after tryouts are held before the Student Body. Four girls were picked to lead the rooters in cheering on the Cardinal teams. Later in the year changes were made in the constitution and alternates were added in case some of the girls were unable to attend any of the games. The year the group consists of a freshman, a sophomore, a junior, and a senior. Pennie Sandritter was elected for a second year and the other girls are in their first year. THIS PAGE COMPLIMENTS OF SILVER LAKE RESORT THE RAINBOW PARADISE BOATS-MODERN COPFEE SHOP-SWIMMING 38 BOX 187 MEDICAL LAKE, WN Annual Staff First Row, left to right: Barbara Aucutt, Janet Fuson, Stanton Parmcter, Sally Brown, Dorothy Fowler. Second Row: Beverly Aucutt, Ed Sonncborn, Jeannette Rantzow, Miriam Ackerman, Rita Kennedy, Mrs. Millhorn, Pennie Sandrittcr, Jim Krell, Rita Fait. This is the book. Many long and tedious hours were spent on it and it is our hope that it is complete and that you like it. Editor------------- Associate Editor — Business Managers Art Editors-------- Copy Editor-------- Section Editors — Sports Editor------ Reporters --------- Advisor ■Stan Parmeter •Pete Burnett Jim Krell Ed Sonncborn Janet Fuson Barbara Aucutt Jeanette Rantzow Dorothy Fowler Rita Fait Bev Aucutt Sally Brown Penny Kukuk Margie Murlin Gerald Reitmeier Pennie Sandritter Mrs. Millhorn THIS PAGE COMPLIMENTS OF RALPHS' DRUGS PRESCRIPTIONS PRICED RIGHT GIFTS - PHOTO SUPPLIES 39 PHONE SA 3—2531 MEDICAL LAKE, WASHINGTON Newspaper Staff First Row, left to right: Sally Brown, Rita Kennedy, Miriam Ackerman, Barbara Aucutt, Beverly Aucutt. Second Row: Janet Fuson, Rita Fait, Dorothy Fowler, Mrs. Millhorn, Margie Murlin, Sharon Alford. An all-girl staff edited the Cardinal, ML's news publication. The monthly edition had a facelifting which included a longer page length, three columns, and original cartoons. Managing Editor------ Assistant Editor----- Editorial Page Editor Sports Editor-------- Circulation Editor — Cartoonist----------- Reporters------------ Advisor Miriam Ackerman Bobbi Aucutt Rita Frack Kennedy Bev Aucutt Sally Brown Janet Fuson Rita Fait Margie Murlin Sharon Alvord Dorothy Fowler Mrs. Millhorn CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS, FROM PIONEER GARAGE GAS-GREASE-OIL MOTOR REBUILDING AND REPAIR 40 PHONE SA 3-2761 MEDICAL LAKE, WASHINGTON Footbal Kneeling, left to right: Glen Hagstrom, Danny Nillcs, Jim Arnold, Quentin Munro, Ernie Merriman, Doug Sonneborn, Jay Bailey, Micky Hersh, Bob Harper, Pal Reeves, mascot. Second Row: Jim Mead, manager; Ed Sonneborn, Shorty Nillcs, Mike Myer, Jim Krell, Richard Sloan, Roy Mann, Gary Tooke, manager; Earl Reeves. Third Row: Kenneth House, Jerry Holten, Clint Fait, Stan Parmeter, Jim Cogswell, Gary Gilbreth, Fred Wise, Coach Les Greear. This is the first year Medical Lake played eleven-man football. This moved them into the Bi-State League with Idaho. The Cardinals finished up with a 4-4-1 record, but no trophies. The returning seniors were Jim Krell, Ed Sonneborn, Stan Parmeter, Larry Henning, and Gerald Reitmeier. Front Row, left to right: Stan Parmeter, Fred Wise, Dan Nilles, Ed Sonneborn, Jerry Holten, Richard Sloan. Jim Cogswell. Back Row: Mike Myer, Mickey Hersh, Cliff Nilles, Jim Krell. 42 Returning Seniors: Ed Sonneborn, Stan Par meter, Jim Krell, and Coach Greear. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 1957 Medical Lake 0 Rathdrum 7 Medical Lake 20 Coeur d' Alene 20 Medical Lake 20 Post Falls 0 Medical Lake 7 Priest River 19 Medical Lake 14 Riverside 19 Medical Lake 13 Otis Orchards 43 Medical Lake 6 Freeman 0 Medical Lake 28 Deer Park 6 Medical Lake 13 Odessa 7 THIS PAGE COURTESY OF PICNIC PINES FAMILY PLAYGROUND 43 PHONE SA 3-3247 MEDICAL LAKE, WASHINGTON Basketball Left to Right: Earl Reeves, Cliff Nilles, Jerry Hines, Mike Myer, Jim Krell, Jim Cogswell, David Knotts, Stan Parmeter, Ed Sonneborn, Fred Wise, Mr. Greear. Not Pictured: Gerald Reitmeier. The Cards had a good season this year but failed to make the District Tournament and finished up the 1957-58 basketball season with a 15-7 record. In losing a conference game to Freeman by a score of 46-44, the Cards lost their chance to place first in the county. This meant a play-off between three teams for second place and a berth in the District Tournament. The Cards won the first game by beating Otis Orchards 41-28. The determining game was played against Spangle with the Cards losing in a three minute over-time by a 43-38 score. This put Medical Lake in third place and out of the running for a spot in the District or State Tournament. Returning lettermen this year were Shorty Nilles, Jim Krell, and Gerald Reitmeier. The starting five were Shorty Nilles, Mike Myer, Jim Krell, Gerald Reitmeier, and David Knotts, with Earl Reeves and Stan Parmeter substituting regularly. Jerry Hines and Jim Cogswell filled the other two spots. Graduating seniors are Jerry Hines, Jim Krell, Stan Parmeter, and Gerald Reitmeier. THIS PAGE COMPLIMENTS OF SMITH'S CLEANERS HEADQUARTERS FOR OFFICIAL SCHOOL SWEATERS LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING PHONE SA 3-2291 MEDICAL LAKE, WASH. 44 MYER, Guard REEVES, Guard NILLES, Guard PARMETER, Center B Squad Front Row, left to right: Doug Sonneborn, Mickey Hersh, Ernie Merriman. Standing: Glen Hagstrom, Roy Mann, Gary Gilbreth, Dan Nilles, Mr. Greear. The Baby Cards, with twelve men in their ranks, showed promise of strength for Medical Lake teams in the future. The B-Squad this year was composed of one junior, five sophomores, and six freshmen. The starting five had plenty of hustle and fire with good depth on the bench. This led to a season's record of 12 wins and 8 losses. Team members are as follows: Bill Murlin, Glen Hagstrom, Kenny Niccolls, Mickey Hersh, Gary Tooke, Gary Gilbreth, Roy Mann, Bob Morris, Ernie Merriman, Doug Sonneborn, Danny Nilles, and Doug Dodge. Hagstrom, Niccols, Nilles, Merriman, and Gilbreth captured starting positions but were pushed hard all season by the boys on the bench. Kenny Niccolls and Glen Hagstrom alternated for the open position on the A-Squad. This position went to the boy that was outstanding player during the B-Squad game and was open to anyone all season. 46 Basebal Front Row, left to right: Gary Gilbreth, Jerry Holten, Jim Krell, Mike Myer, Stan Parmeter, Jim Cogswell, Bill Morris, Gerald Reitmeier. Back Row: Bob Hansel, Mike Hockett, Ed Sonneborn, Jerry Hines, Glen Hagstrom, Dan Nilies, Shorty Nilies, Jay Bailey, Coach Les Greear. Baseball turnouts were small but the boys showed plenty of talent. The regular season started in early April with league and practice games. The season finale is the District Tournament late in May. A spot in the tourney depends on games won in conference play. With ten returning lettermen, two transfers, and four new boys, the team looks forward to a fine season. Senior Lettermen: Jerry Hines, Jim Krell, Stan Parmeter, Gerald Reitmeier, Ed Sonneborn, Coach Greear, kneeling. 47 Girls' Volleyball A SQUAD Front Row: Betty Holznagel, Sally Brown, Shirley Kyllo, Frankie Troutman, Dcloris Sabin, Penny Kukuk, Patricia Barton, Mrs. Maddux, Vivian Branscom. The first sport taken up by the girls for playday competition was volleyball. From the girls turning out, A and B teams were selected. The A tournament was held at Medical Lake on December 11, the first such playday to be held here. The girls tied for fifth place. B SQUAD Standing: Erlene Starring, Margie Murlin, Arlene MacRunnels, Eddie Trautman, Linda Niccolls, Margaret Farquhar, Carol Pitts, Priscilla Barton, Mrs. Maddus, advisor. Kneel ing: Vicki Dodge. 48 Badminton Front How, left to right: Shirley Kyllo, Gail Hackney, Margaret Farquhar, Penny Kukuk, Frankie Trautman, Delores Sabin, Vicki Dodge. Standing: Steve Sandritter, Richard Sloan, Jim Krell, Dave Knotts, Mike Myer, Jerry Hines, Ed Sonneborn, Earl Reeves, Mrs. Maddux, advisor. A badminton team was selected for the second time to compete in the County and Inland Empire tournaments at Central Valley in March. The team consisted of 16 students in the following classifications: Girls' Singles, Girls' Doubles, Boys' Singles, Boys' Doubles, and Mixed Doubles. THIS PAGE COURTESY OF M. A. MALMOE, CONSIGNEE UNION OIL. CO. OF CALIFORNIA PRODUCTS 49 PHONE SEL 5-6255 CHENEY, WASHINGTON Carnival BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATES OF 38 SMITH JEWELERS 408 FIRST STREET CHENEY, WASHINGTON Dogpatch Daze YOUR LOCAL DEALER FOR FORDS AND FARM MACHINERY SINCE 1889 FORD PHONE BE 5-4113 TO OUR ADVERTISERS THE ANNUAL STAFF AND THE STUDENT BODY THANK YOU FOR YOUR CONTRIBUTION TO OUR 1958 ANNUAL. CHENEY, WASHINGTON CHENEY FREE PRESS CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF � '58 ' PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS THE OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF MEDICAL. 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