Nooksack Valley High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Nooksack, WA)

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Wil' ill pi Plrsf ow e t to Fl ht Tyr Elsle Myers, How m Roedell are Mae Askland Charlotte Todd, Margaret Gay Katherlm Hsmes, M lra M ley, Ellen McGlIlvray, Betty Orr Luclna Corfee, Stoddard lU5tVUC+OF Fecond Row Mass rraser,Advlsor, Lucllle Smith Glenn HBYFIL n on Pc Sarvls, Jay Lap Clarence Muller Ernest Sams 1 e la vt t dlnlet wlllnamson, CorrlnneFros , Carolune Hanson rd a Lorne Carmnchael, B ll Hunt Alvln Hlnton Rober Kmrkman s ft Harrls Myrtle Larson Mauruce Brune, Wayne Crazy Warrer Frost BAND and ORCHESTRA Tre embers of the Sumas Nooksack Hugh School Band have la 1 away tbelr unstruments after a very successful year! As th s was the f rst year a band has been organlzed an the school the nenbels worked very hard ln order to present a concert held March Bl vr Stoddard of Maple Falls, the organlzor and dlrec brolght the band through wuth much success and prause lhau enCb+ members organlzed under the name HAdvanced Bandu and furnlqhed acccmpanlment for the school songs at several baske? Dall games The orchestra, whach was reorganlzed by Mass Fraser, had a full and successful year lt played for all plays gnven by he sfude t body and also for outsude entertainment A V Q-A L --.--,,....3 ,.,,- ,. , ..., M., ,. ,. - -.,..---,,,x ,.............-..- 1 ' , an . T ,I e 2 e X 1' N D ' Eli in - 43,3 ' N. of . .L .,. M v Q Q .. f- .. r 5 Z, as -. T.. JA-A -- . - V, A QR , l,f Q --Ella ell, C. f 'r -' ' I r K n 3 ' , ' Nh ,, : N. - , B . I . ,- . . . - C. ' 5 , 1 HCKY, .5 JD ' ' P, ' , Cen v ,eflo t, o ' ' ' t ' . The ' 'down ' ' i , ' ' , 1 l , 4a:,2f ' c, , 1 - l ff! 1' ' - . 3 . . 5 ' ' ., 1 l ' ' l tor, e ' ' . -uit., T. ' 3 5 l ,. N G S . t .- n . . 4,

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HQHCR9 flU9 re on enter tts 1 l O num he evenlng frat ay es tx be preS6Hi9d y u w I be ushered to your se L b A r Q' cvs ar w 1 e satan nlou e e one OT tr v ke p e U hers Y o the rls v e be ts and tn s, the remalnln sex wear blue one iver vea four gurls are elected from the Sophomoreclass se qa remaln ID the Ushers C ub through thelr remalnun ree year sch They meet every two weeks and are super vlsed by ws Peas r srst Row, left to ru H+ vsolet Wllllamson Myrtle Lars n, Elvera McDouoa l Anita Bothell Catherlne Massey Second How Juan ta Blshop Carollne Hansen, Adelune Axt Mary EOWBVGS DEBATE CLUB A denete club was organ zed th s year for the furst tame n n w n the choo at as composed of sax students and ls dlv ded awlo two tea s Phlllsp Hlmes and John Hunt were c o- sen capta n A few yO ol debateng was put unto use thas year an whlc the wo opposenq teams cooperate an solvang problems ofmutual l1+6F8S1 e u N team entered two tournaments durnng the year The ll 1 r lac a e on was e a Vernon The last was ne d at the western Washungton COIIGQS of Education un Belllngham 0 Janua v 6 Only two declslons were won by the home team due to lack o experlence but plansare already underway for a strong team next wear t Row 'eft to rsght Ernest Hento Jay lapp, Peter a mon KOFPS Carmlchael Second Row Phellzp Hames Mr Atkanson, Advlsor, John Hunt HD NG T AM After many black eye bloody noses, broken thumbs and teeth L e boxlng season closed Nath Welton Wlldberger Clarence Muller, an leddv Pnke comvng +hc end of the season wlthout one loss s x f ghts The schools T uuhtwere Blavne, Mt Bakerand Abbotsford, B C A benefat smoxerwas held wlth Mt Baker to help each boy pay for he rnyu eg suffered whsle boxnng F F A BOXING fl st Row, left to rnqht Mr Kantola, Advssor, Ted Pike, F arence Muller, Ed Wlley, Howard Engelhart, Tom Edwards Jeuond Row Ball Hesselgra. Walter Harrls, Warren Allen, Stanley Ha+CH Yhlrd Rowe-Jordan SIIVGS, B Hunt, Anthony Farrer, Welton Wlldbergern Wd n y 1 A . nf S NLF S. aud't,r' on t'- 1 '. .l a pl '. c l ' , Og 'nl' ' 3 ' , V at y 1 girl dressed El navy .la t nd h't ' Q s.. Sh is , ' .e tfelve Qlff? that ma u th Us Club.H Sin i se gi , roar red 5 - 'e ' ' ' Q e' ,- 'l s. .Q 'y 5. F ' - . . The N'rls . ' l ' ' ' g th , y,' s of , oolt V - ' f Miss ' e , F' - , ug. - - I I 0 A I ' . ' ., ' Q -' 1 ' ' ' 7 1 I Third HowenKate Henderson, Norma Cummins, Elia Tyrell. A 1 1 - 5 5 ' ' 5 the 'lstery of s lv ' ' L ',id, tai m N f. ' ' h ' . on ai s, , JAH t, e x . . , . . h 4, .1 o u ' .., L.. A L rl s. - f Th Tu ' , f'rs,, fo p' tuc ly h ld t Mt, . x 1 7 , - fs - - - 1 ! x. .. . .n ' A FV ,H . ', T 4 f , ' ,, A XL. Flrs 's , I ' '-- , . S l- , A. Vx IR lr u E h 'J -N . . . V U . . P . ffF5 - E v- S, l 4 ' 1 - - . h ' .F s I d W- U 9, ' to . 2 I L - in gi E , '. g '0'o ' . . . , L , . t T. rTe. ' ' , n re. ' - , ' ' U A m- ' ' ,tv '

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Flrst Row, left to rlght Herman Vander Mey, Paul O'Laughlun P ll Gaul blshop Don Houston Clsff Powell Eddse owe Ted Brouwer , Second Row Grant Sller Howard Englehart Anthony Farmer Alvln Hlnton, Ronald KoetJe, Ball Hesselgra e Thlrd Row Nlck Calatorta George B ehle orover Weston, or ne Carn chael, aurlce , LETTERMEN'S CLUB The purpose of the meetlngs of the talk over the sports we are actlve an at how to Improve the players The Lettermen's Club makes rules Lettermen's Club s to that partncular tome and whlch the school has to ablde by To become a NLettermanH one has to have so many polnts t qualnfy for a lette and have to go by the rules of the club The Lettermen, to show theur apprecsatlon of what the PepClub has done for them, sponsored a hlke to Anderson's Lake and ate th ear supper there Eats were furnished by the Lettermen's Club The offucers for thus year were as follows P dent Gaul Blshop res: Vxce Presldent Herman Vander Mey Secretary and Report Alvun Hlnton vvewaf ' ug T + . y K b F. L, - 4 . . -- L . I I I ' I ' ' r 1 r . -- . ., iv , , L - . E M ' Brune Mr. Lambert, Coach. . I I , ' ' J ' 4 - . , ' o ' Y oer----- ---- -- ' '