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

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BACK ROW Buddy Carlson Eldon Johnson Bob Euene Gene Horn Jerald Fuller Bull Schwergert Ralph Romberg Marvsn Holmstrom Leslue Mutchler Davrd Brune Clrfford Russell Roy Collart Glen Hadeen Eddre Plzzuto Herb Bol Vrterbo Longona MIDDLE ROW John Mades Barry Ostrom Harry Lolkema Pete Buma Terry Henderson Melvsn Collart Duane Donovan Don Almy Bob Duvall Robert Forthun Lyle Thomp son Joel Sanford Burt Nlms Robert Allen FRONT ROW Sybren Lautenbach Deck Mades Reporter Jerry Dngerness Vnce Presudent Ivan Buma Sentrnel Maynard Moe Darryl Ehlers Ralph Mlnaker Eddre Loreen Stan Loreen Secretary Dwrght Davls Tom Skullman Marvln Klrkman Chuck Robsnson Marvun Honcoop Darol McWulllams Gerald Glass Gerald Den Adel Wlllrs Strullcsrna KNEELING Ron Holmstrom Presldent Mr Porter Advrsor MISSING Ron Bartelds Floyd Clrne Stan Hanowell Gerald Holmqulst Treasurer Roy Swanson Paul Zwuers THE FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA STUDY FARMING METHODS Under the supervrslon of Mr Porter the FFA boys have another successful year added to their credit They started It wrth S53 51 and ended wnth SII896 Approxxmately S400 was earned by spraylng frult trees and buttercups and from the selling of hay grown on a plot of land behrnd the Everson Noonsack Grade School Some of theur many events of the year were their annual Parentand Son Banquet selllng refreshments at football games and a Sprung Dance at the Sumas Grange Hall F.F.A. OFFICERS STANDING: Ivan Buma Sentinel- Dick Mades Reporter. SEATED: Stan Loreen Secretary- Ron Holmstrom Presi- dent- Mr. Porter Advisor- Jerry Digerness Vice President- Don Almy Vice Treasurer. MISSING: Gerald Holmquist BANK AWARD WINNER Treasurer. ga - I '30 'Z Ga r JERRY DIGERNESS

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N x. 1 BACK ROW: Robert Allen, Stan Jeffcott, Stuart Kale, Melvin Collart, Bud Case, Bob Duvall, Ronnie Edwards, Maynard Moe, Darryl Ehlers. MIDDLE ROW: Ronnie Sailer, Roy Swanson, Judy Engelhart, Gary Odegaard, FRONT ROW: Jim Hill, Bob Elder, MOVIE OPERATORS HAVE TAKEN TIME FROM STUDY HALL TO SHOW MANY A FILM The films are obtained mainly from the county superintenctent's office, colleges, and business concerns. Audio- visual education is an important part of the school program THE STAGE CREW IS ALWAYS ON THE JOB Behind the scenes at plays, shows, and assemblies these boys perform many essential services. They work hard so that the show can go on. BACK ROW: Evan Lee, Bill Sturgeon, Dwight Davis, Jack Steiner. MIDDLE ROW: Doug Bisset, Melvin Slotemaker, Bob Elder. FRONT ROW: Jim Hill, Bud Case, Ernest Hildebrand. ,xf . AT 5 I . x 'Q .P ' 'ire BUS PATROL - SAFETY FIRST ALWAYS The Veterans of Foreign Wars rewarded them with a picnic at Birch Bay on May 9, l955. BACK ROW: Judy Byrum, Judy Romberg, Juanita Perry, Gladys Deeter, Nadine Rogers, Rose Marie Deeter, FRONT ROW: Lois Digerness, Elsie Callenius, Harriet Nielsen, Joyce Gonser. MISSING: Kay Jones.

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4' Syciaanfpyo C ' Q 'naw BACK ROW: Gladys McDowell, Nelda Perry, Beverly Hanowell, Dixie Greenfield, Karen Estergreen, Anna Mae Lawyer, Joanne McGiIlivray, Carol Aase, Ethelyn Schenk, Joanne Bannerman, Joan Pettitt, Bonnie Case, Joyce Gonser, Marletta Burr, Mira Mulka, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Cathy Jordan, Nita Perry, Doris Greenfield, Dolores Skillman, Darla Ross, Judy Engelhart, Janann Young, Joyce Mulka, Henrietta Bos, Carolyn Anderson, Bernita Bos, Allene Rogers, Carole Porter, Arla Belle Thompson, President, Anna Mae Roedell. THIRD ROW: Irene Leenders, Kay Jones, Jackie Auten, Lois Digerness, Yvonne Woudstra, Nadine Rogers, Vice President, Joanne Meece, Joanne Wierstra, Elsie Callenius, Loretta Nims, Mary Snider, Linda Johnson, Valerie Lochbaum, Harriet Nielsen, Carol McWilliams. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Albert, berger, Marna Ohlund, Secretary, Lois Tolle, Virginia Stacey, Joan Stuurmans, Mary Ann Top, Arlene Lindberg, Linda Bruns, Mary Den Adel. MISSING: Charlotte Ford, Karen Porter. if '9 9 WND D E E III ,I gf' 2 A I 9, Q, Z Q- 'Pa Advisor, Judy Bruns, Virginia Sorn- Digerness, Nancy McMurry, Isabelle THE FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA LOOK TOWARD NEW HORlZONS The F.H.A. girls, under the direction of Mrs, Joyce Albert, had another very successful year. Their main proiects were the making of Christ- mas wreaths and hanging them on the doors of shut-ins, an annual AII'Sports Banquet, and a Peanut Pal Week. They started the school year with 588.26 and ended it with a generous amount of 52567. F.H.A. OFFICERS SEATED: Arla Belle Thompson, President. STANDING: STATE CONVENTION DELEGATES Marna Ohlund, Secretary, Nadine Rogers, Vice Presi- dentg Mira Mulka, Treasurer. GIF' g-an- 5' 'rf'vw'!: !' 1 'fl' rf' .4 -fgmlmlvg 'I 44' ' it ,I a ,si ' .Ianann Young and Doris Greenfield