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

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1945 volume:

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Page 7 Miller McMurry Gargeit Thompson Craig vgv Q THE SCHOOL BOARD Tlu' Svlwnl ITUIIIYI IVIIHI fix fin' IlIl'IIilN'!'H nlrlnrlyzfuw flu' fvjI'fl1'1's of .Vr1nlf.Qf1f'lf Vullvy Svlmol I1z'.sfr1'z'f. Tin' bmml, l'!lllPiTJif1.!lrlj nf' IV. H. ,lll'rUlII'I',lj, I'fvl HTI'lIlllII, J. Il. Jlillrfr, 1'If'rlf, IV. B. f'ru1'yf, J. S. 7'lm1np.wn mn! L. fl. flr11'gf'!f, is r'fr'r'f1'1I by I'UIIllIHlIl1.IL.lj ruff' r'o'r'f'y ffm ywurs. TV0 lrisll fu f'.ri1'mT fl mfr of flmnhxw fu flffs group for flu' ffm' f'UUfl!'l flfT0lZ slmzrn TlllI'1.Il'lj flm pusf lumr. Q THE STUDENT COUNCIL This ymlr H111 Sfzulvui EYIHIIIVI-1, ll'fl1'!'fl fwn'1T1'11rzfws nl! .wlmn7 1lf'fI'T'I.fI.I'-W, c-rllzsisf-S' of L'lu'r1'l11'1' 131'nHm',.lol111 .Y1'w11a1'r'1nln1'p mul I,1n11'.w' l'urrnff. A. S. H. 0ff1'f'f'l'.v, S. S. 11!IlIlTN'l'f, aulrzfwr, mul ll l'wpr1'.w'nfuf1'4'v from mrll 1-lass, as follmrs: svuior, El,If'l'lI Uruigg juzzinr, l'lmrlw.s Ilvmzg SUjlfl0IHOI'I', .lmnnw Ilfrlflywug mzrlfr-r'.sl1nz11r1 HIlI'l'1',Ij Spofisfrfr. Reading left to right: Jeanne Dahlgren. Charles Dean. Louise Parrott. Lawrence Benner. S. S. Lambert. Johnny Nieuwendorp. Harvey Spoelstra. Eileen Craig. Page Q Q 53 .C MSSE 5 3 bbzlfttillf Qllmas 3 isinrg It was a great day when the future Class of '45 invaded the already long-suffering high school and proceeded to obtain what might pass for an education. Nearly seventy childish voices were heard plaintively lisping, But where do I go now? for the first few weeks, and then we settled down to business. Class officers were chosen: David Wood- ard. president: Harry Merriam, vice-president: Mldred Mathes, secretary-treasurer: Pat Miles. council member: and Marion Johnson, reporter. To keep us away from too much trouble, Mr. Lam- bert acted as advisor. A class party near Christ- mas, and our assembly program, in which we pre- sented the play When The Stars Fa1l, were the highlights of the year. Reenforced by the Everson students, we consid- ered ourselves very sophisticated. and completely scorned the poor green freshmen until someone asked, How long was it since you were suffering in their place? With Mrs. Betty Pence as advisor. our class leaders -were Marlowe Handy. president: Pat Williams, vice-president: Luella Davis. secre- tary-treasurer: and Alvin Koetje, council mem- ber. A skating party was held in October. and the assembly play of the year before was presented for Victory Varieties. Back again after vacation, we started our junior year with Don DeBoer as president, aided by Bob Lambert, vice-president: Wanda Goldsmith. sec- retary-treasurer: and John Nieuwendorp. council member. Affairs were directed by Miss Ruth Sus- man. Another skating party was held and of course, the Junior-Senior banquet which was a great success, even if we do say so ourselves. Returning as full-fledged seniors. the next fall. with diminished numbers, but undiminished spirit, we proceeded to show the school who was boss. Did we find out! Class officers included Harry Merriam, president: Bob Lambert, vice- president: Kay Piro, secretary-treasurer: and Eileen Craig, councTl member. Mrs. Pence again took the job of steering us along the straight and narrow. Activities included the senior play, Act Your Age. and a class party-both remarkable successes. We also bought calling cards. announce- ments, and class rings which were the envy of the school for weeks. At our assembly program we presented a service plaque to the school as a lasting memorial of the Class of '45-just as if anyone could forget us! Graduation exercises were held May 24, and everyone in the class felt a pang of regret to be leaving the place where he had spent four happy years. Now. with our high school days over, we must look to the future-both our future and our country's. X.. Page 10 ' lu' 5S'v1riu.1f 612155 11f,'e45 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Reading left to righ: Kay Piro, secretary and treas- urer: Eileen Craig. council member: Bob Lambert, vice- president, and Harry Merriam, president. ll 'l ,ll Lawrence Benner Sports 1, 2, 3 1 Lettermens' Club 1, 2. 3 9, F. F. A. l, 2, 3, 4 F. F. A. p'oy 1, 2, 3 - F. F. A. prr'sident 3 '- 4' . F. F. A. secretary 2 5' ia Torch Honor 1, 2, 3, 4 ' . Class Assembly prog 1,4 I -gif Bfiskethzill 1. 2. 3, 4 : ' Bufzcbzvll 1, 2, 3, 4 Annual stall' 2, 3 ' ,,, ,V Boys Club president 2 ----- 1 Victory Varieties 2, 4 .f A . F. F. A. Boxing Teznm 3 Student Body president 4 : 1. ite Farmers F. F. A. fy? 'S Chorus 4 Al'ce Cieslar Sports 1, 2 Chorus 4 Assembly program 4 Perfect attendance 4 Bob Brue Stage force 1 l-:md 2, 3 Chorus 2, 3, Store manager 4 Senior play 4 tEntered from Mt. Baker September, 1942. Ethel Connell Sports l Chorus 2, 3, 4 Operetta 3 Pep Club 3, 4 Pugf' ll Eileen Craig Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Sports 1 Victory Varieties 2, 4 Ski Club 1 Badminton 1 Operetta 3 Spanish class play 3 Pep Club 4 Student Council 4 Annual staff 4 Prum majorette 4 Senior play 4 Assembly program News staff 4 Luella Davis Pep Club 1, 2 3 4 Class secretary 2 Lettermen's Club Chorus l Sports 1, 2 Class play 2, 4 Betty DeBruyn Sports 1, 2 Ushers Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3 Assembly program Operetta 3 News reporter 4 Erma Ecklor Chorus 3 Girls, sports 1, 2 Class program 4 Marlowe Handy Sports 1, 2, 3, 4 Lettermen's Club F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 F. F. A. play 1, 2, Class president 2 4 1,2,3,f' 3,4 F. F. A. vice president 3 Assembly program 1, 2, 3 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Victory Varieties 2, 4 F. F. A. Boxing team 3 F. F. A. Watch dog 4 Gun Club 4 Chorus 4 Page 12 Lois Craig Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Annual staff 2 Victory Varieties 2, 4 Ski Club 1 Badminton 1 Operetta 3 Spanish class play 3 Sports l Class play 4 News staff 4 Donald DeBoer Band 1, 2, 3 Chorus 2, 3 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Basketball 3, 4 Torch Honor 1, 2, 3, 4 Lettermen's Club Victory Varieties Class play 1, 2, 4 2 2,4 Science class program President Cclassl Torch play Cleadl Torch president 4 News reporter 4 Mary Dubb Sports 1, 2 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Girls' Club play 2 Chorus 3 Song leader 3. 4 3 4 4 Lcttermen's Club 3, 4 Pep Club secretary 3 Pep Club vice president 4 Bill Fullner CEntercd from Ba Band 1, 3, 4 Gun Club 1 . .A. 1, 2, 4 Judging team 4 ker 445 Assembly program 4 Victory Varieties Ferne Herrick Sports l Art work 4 Milton Hicks Bertha Hunt Sports 1, 2 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Chorus 4 Annual staff 4 Victory Varieties 4 Frank Kolasky F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 F. F. A. play 3 Chorus 3, 4 Band fpepl 1, 2, 3 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 F. F. A. Watch dog 2 F. F. A. Boxing team 3 F. F. A. Judging team 2, 3 Victory Varieties 4 Orchestra 3 Stage manager 4 Joe Lindgren tEntered from Mt. Baker in September, 1942.9 Sports 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2, 4 Baker Review 1 Lettermen's Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Boys' Club president 3 Assembly program 1 Gun Club 4 Lyle Merk CEntered army in Junior year 1943-44. He-en- tered school in 1945.9 TY Bonnie Hinote CEntered from Mt. Baker in September, 19429 Band 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Victory Varieties 2, 4 Assembly programs 1, 4 News reporter 3 Marion Johnson Girls' sports 1 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Torch Honor 1, 2, 4 Annual staff 1, 2, 4 Badminton club 1 News 2, 3, 4 Editor school paper 3, 4 Victory Varieties 2 Class plays 1, 2, 3 Pep Club president 4 Senior play 4 Dramatics Club secretary and treasurer 4 Robert Lambert Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 3, 4 Lette1'men's Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 4 Torch Honor 1, 2, 3, 4 Vice president 3, 4 Torch play 2, 4 Class program 4 Senior play 4 Orchestra 1, 2 Joy Ann McCollum tEntered from Mt. Baker September, 1942.9 Torch Honor 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Clarinet quartet 2, 3, 4 Victory Varieties 2, 4 Torch secretary 4 Orchestra 2 Chorus 4 Senior play 4 Harry Merriam Athletic manager 2 Freshman vice pres. 1 F. F. A. Historian 2 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3 Ski Club 1 Chorus 3 Boys' Club secretary 3 Assembly program 1 F. F. A. play 1, 2, 3 Victory Varieties 2 Senior class president 4 Annual staff 3 Pays' 13 Ethel Minaker Sports 1, 2 Torch Honor 1, 2 Victory Varieties 2 Perfect attendance 3 Spanish class play 3 Janet Mulka Victory Varieties 2, 4 Perfect attendance 1 Torch Honor 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 3, 4 Band 3, 4 Assembly program 1, 3, 4 Sports 1, 2 Senior play 4 Torch play 4 Annual staff 4 Louise Parrott Girls' sports 1, 2 Ushers Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2 Ushers Club vice pres. 3 Annual staff 3 Torch Honor 1, 2, 3 A. S. B. secretary 4 News 4 Council member 4 Chorus 4 ' Assembly program 4 Marian Pike Chorus 3, 4 Sports 1, 2 Assembly program 4 Laurence Pratt Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 1 Pep band 3, 4 Swing band 4 Senior class assembly 3, 4 Junior class assembly 4 Freshman class asemb. 1 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Home Economics 3 Victory Varieties 4 Christmas concert 4 Traveling assembly 1 Operetta l News staff 4 Page 14 Arthur Moe Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep band 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 3, 4 Clarinet trio 2, 3, 4 Torch Honor 1 Torch Honor play 2 Ski Club 1 Class play 3, 4 Senior play 4 Victo1'y Varieties 3, 4 Entered Navy April 12 1945 Iehnny Nieuwendorp Victory Varieties 2, 4 Basketball 3, 4 Science class play 3 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Traveling school assem- bly l Band 1, 2 Student Council membr3 Class play 2 Senior play 4 Vice president A. S. B. 4 Pres. Dramatics Club 4 News reporter 4 Zornelius Pen F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 F.F.A. play 3, 4 Assembly program 4 Victory Varieties 4 Kathleen Piro Sports 1 Perfect attendance 1, 2 Victory Varieties 2 Assembly program 2 Torch Honor l, 2, 3, 4 Annual 3, 4 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Assistant annual editor 3 Spanish play 3 Annual editor 4 Class secretary- treas. 4 Holland Roedell F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 F. F. A. play 2, 3 F.F.A. judging 3 Athletic manager 4 Chorus 4 Vice pres. Boys' Club 4 F. F. A. treasurer 4 Assembly program 4 Gun Club 4 1 Allan Sealund Chorus 2, 3, 4 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 F. F. A. play 2, 3, 4 Class play 4 Gun Club 4 Gertrude Siarkenburg iEntered from Lynden February 21, 1944.3 Chorus 3 Band 3 Lynden school Rev. 1, 2. Bryce Tilton Band 1, 2, 3 Torch Honor l, 2, 3 Science class play 3 F. F. A. Assembly program 4 Gun Club 4 Spanish class play News staff Franklin Tremlin F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 4 F. F. A. play 1, 2, 4 Band l, 2, 4 Chorus 2, 4 Assembly program 4 Marjorie Wes! Sports 1 Torch Honor 1, 2 Ushers Club l, 2. 3, 4 Spanish play 3 Secretary Ushers Club Assembly program 4 Chorus 4 U ,,,, Earl Sealund Traveling school assem- blies 1 Perfect attendance 1 F. F. A. reporter 3 Band 2, 3, 4 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Assembly proffram 1, 2, 3, 4 Victory Varieties 2, 4 Yell leader 3, 4 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 F. F. A. play 2, 3 F. F. A. judging 2, 3 F. F. A. president 4 Minnie Sierk KEntered from Lynden in March, 1943.3 Sports 1, 2 Chorus 3, 4 Class secretary l Assembly program 4 Frances Todd Band 1, 2 Girls' sports 1, 2 Ushers Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Victory Varieties 2 Assembly program 1, 3,4 Girls' Club secretary 3 Girls' Club president 4 Senior play 4 Pep Club 4 Perfect attendance 1, 4 Chorus 4 News 4 William Visser Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Assembly program 3 Pat Williams fEntered from Mt. Baker in September, 19423 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Camera Club 1 Class vice president 2 Stamp Club 1 Girls' sports 1 Journalism stat? 3 Assembly program 1, 4 Senior play 4 Victory Varieties 4 Vice pres. Girls' Club 4 Hi Jinx 1 Page 15 so mimi Glass f ill We, the Class of '45, being of reasonably sound mind and body, and in full possession of our few remaining senses. do hereby, both individually and collectively make the following bequests in this. our last will and testament. To wit: I I, Harry Merriam. will my Dodge to anyone with brains enough to run it. I, Patti Williams. will my Latin book to Loleta with best wishes. I, Frank Kolasky, leave my big feet to Henry Tobach so he can use them when he gets to be a tall basketball player. I, Bob Lambert, will my permanent wave to Lois La.rson. I, Joy Ann McCollum, will my dimples to any- one who can use them effectively. I, Janet Mulka, bequeath my place in physics class to any other girl who can stand the gaff. I, Johnny Nieuwendorp, will my Sl5 and an old watch car to anyone interested in bargains. I, Louise Parrott, will my job in the office to somebody who can make a proiit out of it. I, Ethel Minaker, will my quietness to the sophomore girls. I, Luella Davis, bequeath my ability to skip classes and not get away with it to anyone who can take what comes afterward. I, Kay Piro. will my ability to get money out of the Senior Class to the best collection agency in the country. I, Bob Brue. leave my ambitions for the school store to Rich Heutink. I. Allan Sealund, will my name, Wrong-Way Corrigan, to Milton Porter. I, Joe Lindgren, leave the teachers a lot of memories. I, Ethel Connell, will my place in history class to someone who can keep out of sight better than I. I. Lyle Merk, bequeath my physics class play- things to next year's class. I, Ferne Herrick, will my drawing ability to Norman Hatch. I, Art Moe, leave. to those who so nobly dubbed me picklebarrel, the opportunity to pick an- other sucker. I, Eileen Craig. will my shutterbugging to next vear's photographer. I, Lois Craig. will my nose-for-news to the journalism class. I, Laurence Pratt. leave my place as chorus ac- companist to someone with patience enough to take it. I, Bonnie Hinote, will my band drum to Loretta. I, Marion Johnson, will my leisure time to evl eryone equally lazy. I, Cornie Pen, leave my dog to someone else who comes to school every day. I, Mary Dubb, leave my excess height to Alice Thompson. I, Marlowe Handy. will my brains to Clarence Vanderhage. I, Lawrence Benner, will my love of basketball to Fritz. I, Frances Todd. leave my blondness to those who resort to peroxide. l, Bill Fullner, will my ability to make money on cars to my brother Larry. I, Bryce Tilton, will my brain exercises in soci- ology to next year's students. I, Betty DeBruyn, will my ability to jitterbug to Floyd Froberg. . I, Holland Roedell. leave my job as athletic manager to Machine-gun Edwards. I, Bertha Hunt. will my shyness lahemll to Shirley Bravard. I, Don DeBoer. will the job as sports editor to some up-and-coming young man. I, Franklin Tremlin, leave my trombone to Bev- erley Moore. I, Toots Pike, leave my lack of ability to cook the way Miss Leikvold wants to anyone who can. I, Earl Sealund, will my Model T to Brad Sarvis, with hopes that he will care for it lovingly. I, Alice Cieslar, will my ability to catch the uniforms to Delia Shaver. I, Minnie Sterk. leave my knack of catching a man to next year's seniors. I, Gertie Starkenburg, will my laughing eyes to Leona Dykstra. I, Marge West. will my interest in freshmen boys to someone in the freshman class. iw? fp 9. Page 16 5S'vniu1' mass 1I1'11ll1U21Zlf. During our journey through the quiet valley country, we arrive in the little town of Seniors- on-the-Nooksack. We enter the city hall'to tint the profound affa'rs of the city handled by the competent mayor, Lawrence Benner, and his city clerk. Louise, Parrott, sitting on his knee. Reeling from the shock we staqger into the next-door tavern to find Joe Lindgren and wife iEthel Con- nelll tending the bar. Completely recovered and out in the street again, we meet a newsboy. Art Moe. vending copies of the Senior Journal, owned, edited, man- aged. and published by Marion Johnson. Blaring headlines announce, I-IANDY'S HOMER WINS SERIES FOR YANKSl exclusice story by Donal! DeBoer. Down in the corner we find a story of Lois Craig falling off the roof and breaking her neck on the eve of her marriage to Tommy Manville. so we rush over to the hospital and find Dr. Laurence Pratt consulting with his head nurse. Janet Mulka, who is complaining bitterly about the green dietician and new night nurse, Joy Ann McCol- lum and Bertha Hunt. respectively. The door bursts open and in rushes Lyle Merk with a ladder and a couple of pails: he immediately begins to wash windows. In the ensuing scramble, we find ourselves out in the sunshine-predicted as rain by Weatherman Frank Kolasky. We walk down the beautiful street planned by Johnny Nieuwendorp, built by the Bill Fullner Construction Company, and cleaned last night by Cornie Pen. Sniffing the delicious odor of fresh hot dogs, we enter the grocery, dry goods, hard- ware, fountain, and used-car store owned and op- erated by Bob Brue. In the grocery department Minnie Sterk is buying provisions for her happy home and gossiping with Mrs. Howlett lBetty DeBruynJ and Mrs. Roedell lErma Ecklorl. After passing the time of day with them. we go next door which, we discover, is a home for tail- less white mice, kept by Harry Merriam. From X across the street we hear some very unmelodious sounds coming from the barber shop owned by Bob Lambert. To our surpsise we discover a barber shop quartet made up of Milton Hicks, dog-catcher, William Visser, mechanic, Alien Sealund, farmer, and Bob himself. Conducting them is our friend Earl Sealund. To recover from this. we return up the street to find an Old Maids' Home, directed by Patti Will- iams. Some of its inhabitants for inmates! are Bonnie Hinote. Mary Dubb, Luella Davis, and Ethel Minaker, who spend their time knitting tail protectors for Harry's mice. Feeling the need for entertainment, we retire to the neighborhood theater owned by Franklin Tremlin. where we find blonde Mae West II lwhom we knew as Frences Toddi featured in a movie directed by Bryce Tilton. who coached Eileen Craig for her opera debut last month. Next we hear a lecture on the Antiquity of the Atom by Dr. Holland Roedell, famous scientist. During this learned discussion. we acquire an undeniable thirst. so to remedy this situation, we have a soda jerked by Kay Piro, and delivered across the counter in her typical tlirtatious man- ner. Looking around the store, we see advertise- ments ldrawn by Ferne Herrickl of patent medi- cines from the firm of Marion Pike. Inc. Upon further investigation, we find that the junior mem- bers of the firm include Gertie Starkenburg and Alice Cieslar. One advertisement for tooth paste we notice particularly. as the model for it is our friend Marge West. The clock in the old church tower strikes twelve, so we slowly and sorrowfully say goodbye to our friends in the quiet l?l little town of Sen- iors-on-the-Nooksack. The End! 71 x Page 17 , ..,.. ,,,1,,., ., ,.,, , 15 K JUNIOR OFFICERS ' Top row, Jim Bailey, left: Charles Dean. Bottom row, Arthur Holz, left, Nyda Fee Scofield. SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Standing, Anne Swanson, left, Don Fritz- berg. 1- -1 Knee-ling, Jeanne Dahlgren. left, ,June Van Diest. A FRESHMAN OFFICERS Standing, Harvey Spoelstra. left, Chris Jorgensen. Sitting, Edith Mae Minaker, left, Gloria McCollum. Page JS Nl JUNIOR CLASS T1111 j11111'111'.s, 11111111111 11111 .Q11111.1111s1 11111,ws 111 11111 S1-1111111, SI'1II'Il'l1 11111 y11111' 1111' 1111111 1l'I.I11 I1 1'111',11 S1lI'1'l'SS.f11I 111111111' 1I1'I.1'I'. 11111111 1111 111 11111 I1111111' 1111111 111'11s111111111 II j1'1'11 1111111111111 flll' 1111111' 11111111'1'111111'1111 111 11111s.w 111'11'111'11'11.w. 111111 111' 1111111' 111111.11 111111'1'1'11'11s 11'11.w s111111.w111'1'1111 11111 .I11111'111'-S11111111' I1I111l111I'1. A 1I11111'1111'1111 1111111111 11'11s 1-111'1'1'1111 11111 1111' 11111 111-1'11s1'1111. T1111 1111111111 -1111- 11111'1'11.11 111 11111 I. 0. 0.19. 111111 I-11 1S'1111111.w 11111111111 111 111111f11 11111 111'11111'11.11 11 SI1I'l'I'-VS. .I1111 I1111f111y l1'I1S 111111-11111 111'11.w1'111'111g .-l1'1 H1112, 1'11111-111'11s1'1111111,' .Y111111 F1111 S1-111i1'111, s11111'111111',11- 11'1111x111'111', 111111 I'11111'111s I1111111, 111111111111 1111'1l1Il1'1'-S. i1l111'1'.w111' 11'11s 11111111 S11'11111111y. I SOPHOMORE CLASS T1111 s11111111111111'11 1'111ss 1I1'11l'l'1'I'l1 1111111' 11111111111 11ss11111111,11 111'11111'11111 .N'111'1111111111' 22. 11 1'1111s1'x11111 117' II .v11111'1 11111.11 111111 Il 11111'111s111111. T1111 s11111111111111'11 111111111 11111111111111'11s 111111.: S1'I'l'l'I1 1111' 11111 l .1f'..-l. 1111111l11111. Sl'l'1'11 x1111111111.w 11'111'11 1111'11'1111111 1.11111 1111' 7'111'1'11 H1111111' .S'111'1'111,11, 111111 iflllll' 1111111 11111'1 IIN III!! T111'1'11 II1111111' 1111111. T111'1111 1111,11.s 111111111 11111 1i1's1 s11111111 111 1111sL'111111111, 111111 1'i1'11 III 1111s11111111. T1111 1'111 ,'l1111l' 1S'11'1111.w1111, 1'1'1-11-111'11s1111111115 .I111111 ss 11f1'1'1'111'x l1'1'l'f'.' 111111 I 1'1'1211111'.11, 111'11.w- 1'1111111,- Vllll- D1'11s1, Sl'1'1'l'IlIl',1j-Il'f'IIS1lI'l'1', 111111 JU11111111 1111111,111'1111, 1'f11111l'1-I 1111111111111'. C FRESHMAN CLASS T1111 f1'11s111111111-11111'11,11s II1l'I'1' I1l'l' f1'11s111111111- 1111's l11l'11I' 1111111111111 551. T111111 111111111111 I'111'1's .I111'- ,111111s1111, 111'11s1'1111111,' 111111111 1111-I'111111111, 1'1'1'11-111'11s- 111111115 El1,1j11lI' .ll1'11f11f111', x111f1'1'1111',1,'-11'1111.s111'111'. 111111 H111'1'11,11 ,S'111111l.w11'11, l'0111If'1'1 11111111111113 Mr. 1111111111111 ix 11111 1-111s.w 11111'1s111'. T1111y ll'1'1'l' 11111 firsf 111 111'11.s11111 1111 11.w.w11111111,11 111'11'111'11111, 111 11'111'1'11 111'111',11 1111111111111' 111' 11111 11111ss 111111 Il 111111. ' - A r L E ' A ' 'A - . 1, .i ,..,,.. .1 1...M......,h........,...................,., ,... ,W .I ' ' ' - H ss . M-,, , .....- I t . I ,. A- ' +-- '- W... ,. ., M JUNIOR CLASS A Top row, left to right: Milly Hollaar. Charles Dean, Fern Traylor, Roy Dennison, Ann Lambert. Floyd l roberg, Myrtle Rushold, Arthur Holz. Jeanette Edwards, Jim Bailey, Katherine Sclictfcr. Paul Spot-Istra, Gertrude Kornelius, Gale Lunger. Middle row--Eldon Gonser, Dan Ilennings, Nyda Fee Scofield. Stanley Moc, Leta Smith, Clarence Vanderhage, Nola Robinson, Charles Jacobson. Marian Seaman, Norman Hatch, Marie Kalsbeek, Lowell Brown. Bottom row- Mr. Sweeney. Shirley Bravard, Richard Hcutink, Loretta Shortsle, Ed Gunst, Lulu Lambert, Don Herrick, Betty Stcrmcr, Brad Sarvis, Ellen Pattison. Absent when picture was taken-Don Lovelace. SOPHONIORE CLASS Top row, left to right: Clifford Kelley, Sydney Vcs, Gilbert IVIcCollum. Robert Rowe. Tom Edin. Ronald Moc. Jim Olcsen, Gustaf Lootcns, Irving, Thom, Delbcrt Sollinger, Clair Reid. Third How- Don Mariotto. Robert Edwards, Johnny Romberg, Warren Olsen, Qccil Alvord, Jackie Beech, June Van Diest. Gertic Stcrk, Marcella DeBoer, Luella Leibrant, Molly iHarrison, Isabelle Janicke, Don l ritzbcrg, Leo Tyrrell, Jim Van Diest, Lloyd Vanetta, Dick Lfireen. Second row-Ellwyn Ander- son, Bob Harris, Luella Rariek. Leona Dykstra, Helen Van Diest, Barbara Robinson. Maxine Rob- inson, Janet Edin, Irene Goodwin, Ella Bock, Delia Shaver, Melody Tyler, Earl Quinn, Walter Riddle. First row-Mr. Pulley, Brad Bishop, Lois Merriam, Isia Scott, Jeanne Dahlgren, Lucille Davis, Anne Swanson, Louise Van Bronkhorst, Anna Swart, Wilma Larson, Allan Scott. Victor Solum, Absent when picture taken-Joyce Gearon, Marjory Henderson, Rose Marie Reid. Betty Stubbs, Carol Pomeroy, Glen Olson, Hilbert Visser. lFI'CSlllI1ilIl class picture and roll on next pagei 1'ugz' 151 I FRESHMAN CLASS Top row, left to right: Joe Robinson, Roger Wesselius, Bert DeHoog, Darold Connor, Louis Kor- nelius, Marvin Hougen. Third row-Ronald Stuurmans, Cecil Pulley, Joe Dahlgren. Raymond DeBocr, Freddie VanderMey, Larry Fullner, Henry Tobach, Beverley Koctje, Marilyn Beech, Lcrene Gonser, Gloria McCollum, Edythe Mae Minaker, Dick Harris, Harvey Spoelstra, Edwin Gerber, Marlin Patterson. Second row-Trenton Van Diest, Milton Porter, Alfred Pattison, Alice Thompson, Dolores DeFehr, Dianne Wellbrock, Josephine Lambert, Marlys Spoelstra. Margaret Vogel, Donna Morisette, Jerry Bromley, Dolores Nieuwendorp, Virgina Focht, Erma Roedell. Front row-Marian Fecher, Marietta Reid. Marilyn Smith, Donna Solum. Beverley Moore, Eugenia Ester- green, Lou Anne Gearon, Ardis Carmen, Virginia Williamsen, Lila Wcatherby, Lolcta Burgraff, Lucille Cline. Absent when picture taken-Dennis Heggein, Chris Jorgenson, Howard Stiles, Lois Larson, Alice Reid, Evelyn Swart. 5 ,Qs ogy! ,QR ,ZX Page 20 .,f. Q ' , Q l- x ' 1 fs, 1 1 Q4 535 1 M -Q gw r W X, Q X Y 1 '5 I Ins Q W BAND L Top row, left to right: Margaret Vogel, Delia Shaver, Freddie Van:lerMey, Lloyd Vanetta, Mr. Sweeney, William Visser, Robert Rowe, Don Fritzberg, Jim Ba ley, Donna Solum, Loleta Burgraif, Earl Sealund, Laurence P1'att, Franklin Tremlin, Bill Fullner, Beverley Moore. Third row-Gilbert McCollum, Art Moe, Joy Ann McCollum, Gertie Starkenburg, Bertha Hunt, Ellwyn Anderson, Frank Kolasky, Shirley Bra- Vard, Gloria McCollum, Ardis Carmen, Bob Harris Liiry Fullner, Earl Quinn, Marilyn Smith, Second row-Gale Lunger, Luella Rarick, Eugenia Estergreen, Dick Harris, Jrrry Bromley, Lorene Gonser, Marion Johnson, Dolores DeFehr, Stanley Moe, Joe Robinson, Cecil Alvorol, Brad Sarvis, Bob Lambert. First row-Janet Mulka, Bonnie Hinote, Lois Craig, Loretta Shortsle. Knoclf il in fl10ymm'1'.' Tlvfnus I'.I'Ill'll,U rrlmf llnf nwzrly urgffni21'1l Slfllltlj Ullllfl C'll7ISlSlI.'ll!j of fu'r'l1'f1 lnmnln'r,w,fl1'fl ll'llr'lI llfwy plrrywfl ul Nl'l'I'l'lll zlumww mul rom- mzurify w1l'r'1'fu1'11mffnfs. Tllff Pep Hum! zrus l'1'l',Ij u1'fir'r' nf fill lmnn' lmsl.'r'lln1ll yflfmzv mul all fluff lll8ll'I.!'f tourmvmffnfg flmy plfrywl swlmnl .wxryx nf ilu' pwp rullim, mul nmrrlws for flu' Pep Club rlrills. Tim mzfirv buml luis your' ln Ilf'll1'll,'ljllIllll iu'fr'rf in uppmr in flu' Tri-I'uzn1fy mu- siwal lnmulz-asf s1'r1'ws nrwr KVUS. Tlnfy also purfnlwrl in flu' SllI'l'IIlIlIIllll'Ij lawn.: for flm ll'llSlf-' pflllfl' mul xml' lmnfl rlr1'f'f',w. Twn lmnfl n11'n1lu'm lIllI'llIll'!l flu' unnzml mus1'1'f1'sfia'ul ul' Bllllnllvfjlllllll lfiyflf sf-lmnl. lu jkfwl, llff' lllllHI.l' rlvpnrlmffnf, umlffr flu' llIlI'I'1'fl0Il ofHHyl1 iS'11'1'r'11rfy. has lnfwn so u1'fiI'1' llml il is lllijlll-9Slllll' in lisf ull of flwir prfrfornmnws. SWING BAND 1 l Left to right, top row: Gloria M c C o l l u ln, Bonnie Hinote, Lau- rence Pratt, Ellwyn Anderson. Center row- Delia Shaver, Gilbert Mc- Collum Joy Ann Mc- Collum, Bob Lambert, Ardis Carmen, Cecil Alvord, Bob Harris, Brad Sarvis. Bottom row-Earl Sealund, Dolores De- Fehr, Robert Rowe, Mr. Sweeney, Bever- ley Moore, Bill Full- ner. Page 22 it l Girl Sopranos M .af Top row, left to right: Myrtle Rushold, Leta Smith, Shirley Bravard, Bonnie Hinote, Loleta Burgraff, Virginia Williamsen, June Van Diest, Barbara l-tohinson, Maxine Robinson, Melody Tyler, Frances Todd, Lois Merriam, Edythe Mae Minaker, Margaret. Vogel, Marian Fecher. Center row-Anne Swan- son, Ella Bock, Irene Goodwin, Gloria Mt-Collum, Jeanette Edwards, Wilma Larson, Millie Hollaar, Alice Thompson, Virginia l oeht, Luella Leilirant, Erma lloedell. Janet Edin, Marlys Spoclstra, Ger- trude Kornelius. Front row-Ardis Carman, Beverley Moore. Gertie Sterk, Luella Hariek, Molly Har- rison, Lou Anne Gearon, Liieille Davis, Lorene Gonser. Beverley Koetje, Marcella DeBoer, Eileen Craig, lsia Scott. Girl Alfos Tip row, left to right: Eugenia Estergreen, Janet Mulka, Joy Ann McCollum, Donna Solum, Marilyn Smith, Lila Weatherby, Dolores DeFehr, Loretta Sliortsle, Marie Kalsbeek, Louise Van Bronkhorst, Aliee Cieslarg Gertie Starkenburg. Center row-Lois Craig, Bertha Hunt, Jeanne Dahlgren, Katherine Seht-tl'er, llelen Van Dia-st, Leona Dykstra, Jaekieli-eeeh, Ethel Connell, Marian Pike, Jerry Bromley, Dolores Nieuwendorp. Front row---Louise Parrott, Marilyn Beech, Minnie Sterk, 'Anna Swart, Donna Morisette, Delia Shaver, Marietta Ileid, Ellen Pattison. Boys' Mixed Chorus Trzp row, left to right: Richard lleutink. Delbert Sollinger, Rolland Roeclell, Richard Loreen, Allan Sea- lund, Sydney Vos, Clarence Vanderhage, Clitlord Kelley, Robert Rowe, William Visser, Roy Dennison, Cornelius Pen, Lloyd Vanetta, Marlin Patterson, Donald Deboer, Mr. Sweeney, Ellwyn Anderson, Lau- rence Pratt. Center rowWFranklin Trenilin. Warren Olsen, Stanley Moe, Lowell Brown, Art Moe, Ron- ald Moe, Bert DL-Hoog, Allen Scott. Vietor Solum. Freddie VanderMey, Larry Fullner, Frank Kolasky, Gilbert Mt-Colluin, Johnny Itomberg. Front row-Leo Tyrrell, Don Fritzberg, Lawrence Benner, Mar- lowe Handy, Jim Van Diest, Earl Sealund, Brad Sarvis, Dan Hennings, Dick Harris, Johnny Nieuwen- dorp, Don Mariotto, Robert Edwards. Page .23 1 2 0 CHORUS - v . . . . . . . . ll 1111 1511 1111'111111'1's 11111'111-111111111111 1111s-y1'111 .s 1'11111'11.s l1'l1S ll'I111II'lj 111111 flI'1'Il'I' 111114 flfll' 1111' l'l111I11l1l' 11'fIf1!'1'-S111-11 111' Jlr. 1S'11'1'1'111Q1j. 1S'f11'1'1'111 1111111111111 .v111111111 111' 111'1111' of l1!111l'1'111'l' ljI'l111', 111'1'111111111111'.w1, 111111 E111l',lj1I ll11111'1'.w1111, 11.ws1'sf11111 111'1'111111111111's1. fllll' 11f 1111'1'1' 11':1111'1111 111'11'1'1'f1'1's l1'II-9 11111 1'111'1's1111'1.w l'11111'1'1'f, p1'1's1'11f1'11,11 1I1I1l'l' 1111111 21111 1'111'1'1's 111' 1111' '1jl'l1l1I' 111111 11 lgffll s1'1111111 1'11111'11.w 1'11111111'111'11. T111' 11111111 f'1'I111II'!' 111' 1111' jlI'11,ljl'f1I11 1171311111 ,w1'11'1j1'11,1j 111' 1111' fIII11I'111'1Kl1l 1'11111'11s 11,11 1111' 11111111 .v1'1111111 .w111111'111s. f1111l'l' 11111s111:1111'11,1f 1111111111'1'.w 11'1'1'1' 7'111's lY1'lf111',H s1111,1j 111111'111111111111.11 llvlj 1111' I'I111.1'1' 1'11111'11.w, 111111 1'11'11 s1111,11,w 11,11 .w,11'1-1111 11111111-.w. f'11fl11'111'11.1 11'1'11111111'.w f111'111's111f11 11 11111-A',1f1'11111111 '1111' flll' .w1'11'1j1'1'.w, 11'1111 l1I'I'f'IlI'II1!'f1 111'- f'111'1' 1111 1111111'1'111'1' 1'-Yf1.I11Il1f'I1 111 7.511 111'1's1111s. Q TWIRLERS 1 T011 ,1f1'1'1s, lll'l111I'I1 11,11 lf1.1I'I'Il I'1'111',11, I1l'l1111 11111j111'1'f11', f111'1111'11 1111' Ifllfllll T1l'I.I'16l'S, 1111111 1111's ,111'111'. I21'.w1'111'.w 111111111111 1111' 11111111 111 s1'1'1'1'111 ,l1'11'1I11I'S -1111' 1111' 11'111' 11111111 f1l'1l'f'S 11111, .w1'1'1111 1-11111'1'11'1111s, 11111 11'11111 11111'f'111'1111'11 1111 1111 111 1111' IY1.f'111l'.lj l'111'1'1'11'11.w 111111 1111- p1'111'1'11 111 Sl'1'l'1'I11 11lIS1w'I'11IlI11 ,1f1111111.w. Top yow, left to right: Marilyn Beech, Minnie Sterk, Alice Thompson, Eileen Craig, Beverley Koetje, Jackie Beech. Bottom row-Virginia Focht, Dolores Nieuwendorp, Jeanne Dahlgren, Isia Scott. 1161.00 24 C -Q-. C 2 III. I'-,I , V, , I x , , I M , II IIIRII X I I ,UR 0 ,fYL...4.-- II , I I I I ' I f ,f ' I I C I if I , I I ,X , Q CN 0 I 4 I I N I I 'U Nl'-1 Q .fy 2- fl?-I III A ff 5 Ushers' Club Top row, left to right: Fern Tray- lor, Nola Robinson, Lulu Lam- bert, Nyda Fee Scofield, Jeanne Dahlgren, Donna Morisette, Lor- ene Gonser, Mrs. Grace Hunt, Advisor. Bottom row-Maxine Robinson, Gertie Sterk, Beverley Moore, Josephine Lambert, Lou- ise Parrott, Frances Todd, Lois Merriam. Fufure Farmers of America Top row, left to right: Allen Scott, Jim Olesen, Louis Kernelius, Harvey Spoelstra, Delbert Sollinger, Clarence Vanderhage, Paul Spoelstra, Eldon Gonser, Bill Fullner, Dick Loreen, Allan Scalund, Floyd Froberg, Marlowe Handy. Fourth row-Alfred Pattison, Cecil Pulley, Edwin Gerber, Joe Dahlgren, Bert DeHoog, Ronald Stuurmans, Henry Tobach, Marvin Hougen, Roy Dennison, Cornelius Pen, Tom Edin, Clifford Kelley, Walter Riddle, Clair Reid, Franklin Tremlin. Third row--Earl Quinn, Robert Rowe, Sydney Vos, Raymond De-Boer, Trenton Van Diest, Frank Kolasky, Brad Bishop, Charles Dean, Norman Hatch, Gustaf Lootens, Irving Thom, Robert Edwards, Don Mariotto. Second row-Lawrence Benner, Leo Tyrrell, Jim Van Diest, Ronald Moe, Darold Connor. Milton Porter, Harry Merriam, Roger Wes- selius, Gilbert McCollum, Larry Fullner, Richard Heutink, Ellwyn Anderson. Front row-Charles Jacobson, Rolland Roedell, Arthur Holz, Earl Sealund, Mr. Shumway, Den Fritzberg. it . ' S Ai Page 26 Lef'fermen's Club Top row, left to right: Mr. Lam- bert, Earl Sealund, Jim Van Diest, Johnny Nieuwendcrp, Brad Sarvis, Rolland Roedell, Mr. Shumway. Center row-Leo Tyrrell, Don Fritzberg, Bob Lam- bert, Dan Hennings, Gale Lun- ger, Don DeBoer. Front row- Marlowe Handy, Lawrence Ben- ner, Luella Davis, Mary Dubb, Arthur Holz, Jim Bailey. I USHERS' CLUB Turning nzqf In n.vlu'r for flu' l'u'fnr,n VIlI'I'l'lIl'H, Svninr I'In,n, 7'fn'1'l1 Honor Plnvn mul Urlulnnfinn n'1'r1' n l'r'n' nj Ilu' nr'IIr'iIu'S nj Ilu' .Y-I' I'SIu'r.w l'lnI: IIII.-4 ywnr. I 1'rn 7'rn.nInr as Iu'nfI n.-4Iu'r, .xnln I.'nIn'n.wnn, srwnul Iuwul nsIu'r, nnzl .llnf-yr' Il'f'sf, .w'I'r1'fnry- lI'lfIISIII'1'I', 1'nInpI1'Ir'1I lIll'II' I-nIn'1u'f. 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Hf'l'l'I'IIl r1'yIsf1'rr'rI 1'nIf'1's n'1'rI' yirvn In IIIIISIIIIIIIIIIIQ IIIf'IIIlN'I'N n'lum, lpn vnnfrau-I n'iII rI'fnrn flu' Iirsl lu'if'r'r In Ilu' l'I1'lpfr'r. .ls nufnns nf IIIIIIKI-Ilfj IIIOIII',lj Ilu' I . I . ,L '1j1lI'I' In-0 xluzrf plugs In l'0IIIIIlIHIl.f'Il I. nII nnrl SIIUIINIIITII n snu'l.'f'r n'IIlI Jlf. IinIf1'r. 7'Iu' .lIIllfj1'II'fj fwnlns Iurav' Invnujlff luznu' nufny rfllfmnx ns resnlfs nf I II'IUIIS Ifnuls of jzulyiny I'nnI1'sf.w. .lrllvnr H012 'zrns vlu1.w'n fn I'1'j:I'l'N1'IIl flu' 1-lurplm' nf flu' Sfnff' I . I . .-l. l'fn1fr'r1'1u'1' nf Pull- nuln, IVIISIIIIIHIIIII. Tluf I'Iu1pIr'r Iu'I1I n I nfIu'r nnrl Hon linnqnvf on April 11 and glow' iI.w nnnnnl nsxvfnlfly prrufrnfn nn April 2.0. O LETTERMEN 'S CLUB A Iwnwlif rlrirf' nn Iu'IurIf of IIIr'n Silwr Ivuflfllyjlfffvl flu' I.r'ffr'r- nu'n 'x nr'Iio'IIu's for flu' lnwnr. Tlu' rlriav' fnnlf flu' fnrrn of n vfznrnss nj' flu' zlisfrivf for rlnnnfinns nnrl n Iu'1u'fiI Slfllllllfj pnrfy. Nu offi- 1fz'r.s n'e'rz' f'I1'f'f1'1I, as flu' f'InI: nrgnni.2z'rI snlvly for flzis purpose. N . NN J Q 5 2 l3: ur. Page 27 I TORCH HONOR 'Q O'O in Tlu'Hol1or Sor'ir'fy of flu' .wlfool luul l'lll'I.1lllN lu-f1'a'1'fu's flux your, of H'llI.1'll flu' play, I-Ion' Ifonlos f'llIll'lI'l',H :rms mos! fmporfunl. f1llH'f'llI'fl'f'1'lllf'S u'1'1-1' flu' Torrll lnifiufirnz mul an fzsswnlzly proorum for r'iyl1ll1 yrfulf' fluff. lf'ourfr'r'n ru'u' 'me'n1lu'rs 'worn l.lIl'l'1'llll'll flfis your. lljl'1'4-1'r.w lwfulzng llu' Torwlf along flu' uw! nw-0 Donald Df'Bor'r, pr1'sirl1'nf,' Ann l1fllllllI'l'l, 1'1'r-1'-,m'1fsirlr'nf , mul Joy ,lun lUl fl0llZllll, secrefary-frfwsn rf' r. 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Page 28 TORCH HONOR STUDENTS tShown on page to leftl Top row, left to right: Dan Henningso Lawrence Benner, Don Fritzberg. Bob Harris, Stanley Moc, Lowell Brown, Warren Olsen, Bob Lambert, Bryce Til- ton, Don Dc-Boer. Center row-Jim Bailey, Irene Goodwin, Wilma Larson. Joy Ann Mc-Collum, Melody Tyler, Kay Piro. Nyda Fee Scoheld, Ann Lambert, Nola Robinson, Fern Traylor, Miss Haug. Bottom row-Gilbert McCollum, Leona Dykstra, Janet Mulka, Luella Rarick, Delia Shaver, Louise Parrott, Louise Van Bronkhorst, Anne Swanson, Gertie Sterk. Left to right: Jeanne Dahlgren, Mary Dubb, Lucille Davis. Q SONG and YELL LEADERS lvlillfllf, Trwul. l iy1lfl.' 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Third row- Leona Dykstra, Luella Davis, Ethel Con- nell, Alice Thompson, Myrtle Rushold, Ann Lambert. Second row-Eileen Craig, Bertha Hunt, Marion Johnson, Shirley Bravard, Jerry Bromley, Kay Piro, Ger- trude Kornelius. Front row-Wilma Lar- son, Isia Scott, Lucille Davis, Mary Dubb, Jeanne Dahlgren, Jackie Beach, June Van Diest, Frances Todd. Left to right: Dan Hennings, Earl Sealund, Brad Sarvis. a Page 2.9 Left to right: Leona Dykstra, Franccsilbeld Left to right: Gale Lunger, Rolland Roedell, Miss Leikvold Milton Hicks, Mr. Pence C GIRLS' CLUB O BOYS' CLUB Slum' Illlll'lw'l'llll!j ul :rn uurlivn .wlw fIl ljIllll,Zlll'Ij u mal mul gun wlub hav- fo rrn'sr' urmzwy for flu' .Ilflfllf'l'N. 7'm. ingnfl'1'liul1'fm.w frillf flu' Nufio1mlRifle5 flw Girls' lflul: -wlrl -wlmlf'ul.w frlm lfful .l.w.wf'iufim1, :ras rr prn'jr'r'l of flm Nook- 1'olunlef1'rwl llwir -w'1'r'1'1-rw for ll :lay of .wu-lf Vflllwy Boys' I'lul: flrix jjlfllf. slallfwglf. 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Sitting Hefty: Anne Swanson, Marion Johnson Page 30 B VICTGRY VARIETIES i If . 4 1 fi 1 fr ,A-gf' fi--, - Unit of llui nulslarnrlmgf ,II'1l,1jI'llIIlN nj flu' xrlmol ymr, llfw l'i'f'l111'ff l'IlI'I-Wil-1'N. Illlffllflfll I? rlvfs lI'l'HI HU .Ymil.'.wu'l.' l'l.'Hl',lj Nlrfflffills pf1rIif1'p11l- ing. Thr' fll'll'IjI'IllII, flllwnrlwu' by Il rw-nrfl l'l'UlI'Il nf lII'lIl'l.lf Nl'.I' llllHllI'I'1l pwuplr, rrux lllllvlf Ill-I'f'l'lf'll by llnyflf Nfrwrilwy. Top pit-tim-. loft tu right: Eilwyn Andrrson, Joe Lindgren, Luwrt-nrc Hcnnt-r, Jim Vain Dia-st Sucund picture, loft to right: Robcrt Rowe, Earl Seulund. Lziiirt-m'v Pratt, Art Moc, Braid Survis. Bottcnn pic-turv, standing, lvft tu right: Lou Annu Goaron, Dun iVlui'iuttu. Ruiwrt Edwards, Jnhnny Honibcrg. Sitting, irft to right: Nluriu Kulsbvck, Robert Rowe, lit-vtirlcy lvloorc, Ctzrne-lius Pon, Johnny Nivuwenciorp, Donnai Sulum. Dun Dcliut-1', Dulnros DvFL-hr. Marilyn Smith. 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JIr'1nl1r'1'sullllf' wr.-,l 1'nr'lfulwrl lf'rr1l1r1f,w Tmlrl. EI'lf'l'll l'r.l1'f!, Jlllflllll JUIIHSUII, .lrlnwl .llHll.'1l, ,lnjf ,lllll Jllfvlilllllll, ljllffl' IV1'll- l.IllllS, ,lrl .llmg .lnlm ,Yl'f'lifll'l'llllflffl mul Hull Iiruw. Jlrs. Ifflfy 1,llllI'l', ll lm rl1'rwrffrl lllf' jll'I,lj, :wus 11,-4.-41'l-efwl hy .llllialjv Wesf, Brnuziv Hinufv, Bull L rmlnfrl mul 1+'rf1nlf lioluxky. .f A x . . . 1-1 ' .,: I TORCH HONOR PLAY Tllis ,lfI'lll S Tm-rl: play, llrrr' IVIIHIVS l'lHll'llI',H uvm II finfuwlul .wlf'1'1cws. H!'Illf'llIlIl'l' 1,urry Hllinl l11l.'1'n'q 1-unfrnl of his lmuxff and Sill!!-Vlllllilj an lllllllljlll' wwf' ln ,wn11'lln'rr'1'us? Illllllllfl IJPBWI' and Billiw Imlzwn luul flfw lwrrls. Hnlfslrlnl1'rll Sll1lll0I'fI.II'lj purfx u'f'rv urfezl by Huh 11lIllllll'I'l, l,nu'r'll lirmru, .lunwl .llllllfll mul Xyflu Fw Sf'0f1.f'lll. fyllllljllfqlllllilf flm 1-fmt lI'lfl'1' llillnfrl Jllfvillllllll, Danny H011 n 1'11g,s,, Irene Goorlzzin mul Annf' Su'un.son. 32 Chou: PURtS rg C BASKETBALL SCORES Season's Revord: Blaine .......A...... ...... Meridian ...,.............. ...... N-V Pioneers N-V Pioneers 52 ,........... Bellinghiun Y. M. C. A .,,.,, 19 33 34 ............ Lynden ........................, ..............,. 1 9 37 25 ............ Mount Vernon ......,,.. .....,..4 2 3 24 30 ..........,, Sedro VVoollex' ..,.S4.,,. ......... 2 5 35 43 ......AA..,. 32 .....,...... 31 .......,,.,. 28 40 ............ Abbotsford Fliers ...,.1...... Blame .......,......,.,..............,.. 1 .,..... M9l'1dlil1l A...........,.A..... ,.A..4.. Mount Baker ...,,.,, ......,.. Ferndale .......,....... 38 44 19 43 20 32 20 39 32 30 Mount Baker ...,...A ..... Lynden ..,...,.....,... ....,. Ferndale ,.,.,,t, ...... AIltl1f'fl1'fPS .,.., Sultan .............,,....... ...... Snohoniish .......... U X ' f A c O BASEBALL SCORES N-V Pioneers g N-V' Pioneers 3 ...,, ...Meridian ...... ' 4 4 ........ Bellingham B ...........,. . 2 ,.,..... Lynden ...., 3 0 ..,..... Bellingham B ............. 5 ,....,.. Blaine ....... 15 1 4 29 WVhatm-onn Junior High 5 ,,,.,,.. Ferndale .... A 2 P 11 WVl1atco1n J unior High 2 ,....... Mt. Baker ....... Qff ...,. 6 Page 34 O. r Z B 3- 5 L7 f-v Q1 - 0 gt -' 71 Lynden ....,... ...... Standing, left to right: Coach Ray Shumway, Mqrlowv Handy, Richard Hculink, Lavvrvncv Benf nir, Guia- Lunger, Bob Lanibn-rl, Arthur Holz, Nlzinagcr Holland Roc-doll. Front row-- Don DvBo4-r, Don Fritzlwrg, Joe Lindgren, Johnny Nic-uwondorp, Jian Vain Divsl. Jim Builvy, Leo 'Yyrrvl l. i 6 BASKETBALL Winning jimi plum' in flu' manly for Hu' sw-mi-I? l liHlNl't'lIfl.l'f' ywur, llrw ,Yaml.xwrrl.' 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' ff xxbr, 7v'X Il.-....,.,., ff f 1. 5 O CALENDAR of 1944-45 September 5-School begins- Farewell to summer, oh, happy time! 26-Bishop's Pets-doggie show. October 12-Song and yell leaders elected-Now we'll get somewhere! 18-Freshman program-What corn! 20-Variety show-Very good considering- 27-Girls' Club all school party-Great sport, huh? ' November 1-Flash Gordon serial starts. Oh, wonderful hero he is, and my pulse is 120! 23-24-Thanksgiving vacation, oh, frabjous day. December 1-Senior play-Gooey-flour and water-John- ny and Marion. 15-Jamboree at Lynden-We played Bellingham -Need we give the score? 20-Girls' Club Christmas party and program. 21-Christmas concert-huge success. 22-Big wind-no light-no heat. Crazy school- crazy classes-more fun. Also Christmas va- cation-Oh happiest of happy days. January 2-Back to school-oh, sadness. 5-Basketball at Blaine-Oh, happy victors We! 12-Basketball with Meridian here. We won again. Pep Club initiates-Oh, the awful blood! First marching drill. Listen to the whistles. 19-Basketball at Baker-Yippee! We beat them. Shumway, Pence and Lambert led yells at Pep Rally-Cute! 26-Baslsetball with Ferndale here. Well, they trie . 27-Basketball at Lynden. We beat the Dutchmen. 31-Senior party-great sport, we hear- May 2- 18- 24- February 2-Basketball with Blaine-We won! Ushers initiated-It was rather brutal. 9-Basketball at Meridian. We'd have won if we had,n't given them that extra point. 10-Basketball.with Mt. Baker-We made up for last 'night's game. 14-Valentinefs Day-Oh, mush, mush! Journal- ism class sponsored Cupid Messenger Ser- vice-All secret loves are revealed now. 16-Basketball' with Lynden here-We beat 'em, and now the-y're mad! March -Music Festival at Bellingham-a few lucky ones got to go. -Junior program-You didn't expect anything good, did you? -Senior program-Rhythm was the theme and it was really rhythmic! -Easter vacation-joyful joyful! Also Pep Club ganquet-Big event for anyone who at- tende -Dance followed, Swing band is in the groove. April 3-National Assembly-Duke Montague, magi- cian-Pretty good. 4-Girls! Club Auction Sale of students' and teachers' time- How much am I bid for this mountain of man-made masculinity-namely Sis? -Auctioneer Sweeney. 27-Torch Honor presents the play, Here Comes Charlie. Junlor-Senior banquet-Formals again. Very swish! 10-Girls' Club gives Mothers'Tea-High class stuff- Would you care for a cup of tea, madam?,' Torch Assembly program-Next year's fresh- men visiting-and are they green! Graduation-We say good-bye to the seniors -sob, sob! School ends for the year-Oh, joyous days! 553 figgesx gtimzihlii ,gi-H252 ii W LH? 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