Stadium High School - Tahoma Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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Bur.ev, Bill Steer.;, h(v Evanger, Anona Felmley. l.;.i.l r, Be.b Betty Willison. D w I . . .■ .; , n,-jrr ' ; : . I , nenry vVneeier, kalpn Vi ' il , bfanley Barlow, Herb Jones. Hal Johnston, Llovd Peck. Ruth Jedr.ne Woods, Hennerietta Bell, Kay Johnson, w 2: Samuel Batt, Theodore Arnison, Thelma Best, Mary Read, Elizabeth Edson, Nadean Dyer. Betty Harold, Zilla Miller. Theresa Croteau. Maida McEachron, Janice Green, Ruth Pauline Todd, Adelaide Bloomfield, Marjorie Jenson, Shirley Shannon, Helen Wiltschko, Patty Poe, Doris Christian. w 3: Dan Miller, Buryl Hunter, Arne Andersen, James York, ■ Paf Cromwell, Bob Wing, William Frazier, Frank Dutra, Jim Lesher, Lloyd Gaddis, Keith De Folo, Tom Jensen, Bob Moliett. Dot Lindahl, f-rancesrau Wilierns, Roberta Armstrong. Maxlne Erickson. ESPITE a decrease of 14 members, this year ' s orchestra had a group of expe- rienced players who ably supported the chorus and dances of the opera, Masquerade. Besides presenting their annual musical assembly here, the orchestra played at downtown clubs, at Mason and Jason Lee Intermediate Schools and furnished talent for school radio programs and assemblies. Merit emblems were awarded members again this year. GROWING by leaps and bounds, Stadium ' s band, under the direction of Mr. Fussell, has now become an important part of the school ' s activities. Playing for parades, assemblies, downtown service clubs, football and basket ball games, and giving a concert in April made up the major part of the year ' s program. In addition, the band entered several contests, the results of which were not known when The Tahoma went to press. Row I: Paul Taylor, Hermann Sch -eiezer, Russell Hendricks, Roberta Rice, Kathleen Murphy, Margery Meyer, Mary Katherine Hager, Venette Maybin, Neal Ely, Henry Low, Alan McKean, Harold Drosethes, Earl Mamlock, Richard Hedlund, Richard Read, Chuck Clark, Enos Bales. Row 2: Stanley Burkey, Dick Beckman, Dean Daughtry, Rita Leonard, Wallace Nichol, Joe Walston, Jack Duncan, Frank Rybin, Tom Cross, Bob Lemon, Howard Licklenwalfer, Gordon Bosfwick, Paul Young, Dick Lang. Marshal! Dowling, Andrew Stout, Ray Hurd. Row 3: Milt Thompson, Ruth Jensen, Mary Leonard, Evelyn Herrmann. Lois Hill, Ted Picard, Herb Haley. Bob Halverson. John Long, Don Murphy, Wyona Diemer, Virginia Well:er. Leona Bodayla. Ralph Shaeffer, George Ellis, Betty Willison. Martha Jones. Bill Anderson. Row 4: Br 1 1 Walker, Bob Barlow. George West. Dick Bronson, Britt Kellogg. Nancy Ford, Leonard Farron. Jack Bielanin, Don Gleason. Bud Likins. Jack Marshall, Earle Foote. Howard Elliott, Leroy Ehmke, Kelsay SuMiv , P ' :-nai.-j Ahi---- n Eighty throo i i O R C H E S T R A B A N D

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c H R I S T M A S P L A Y Darnell Crisp, Helen Emmons, Jim Arntson, Bob Prins TO CELEBRATE the Christmas holidays, a play, Exile, was presented in assembly by members of Miss Black ' s educational dramatics classes. Exile is a drama concerning an old couple, who, when the curtain rises, are waiting expectantly for their two sons to come home for Christmas. Neither of the two boys comes, but the sudden appearance of a mystery man on the scene brings the play to an exciting climax and a happy ending. Under the direction of Miss Black the play was captained by Darrell Crisp. In- cluded in the cast were: Mr. Snow, portrayed by Jim Arntson; Mrs. Snow, Beula Anderson and hHelen Emmons; expressman, Darrell Crisp: convict, Tom Ray. T H E S P I A N S FEATURING a free mid-semester matinee and several guest speakers, the Stadium Thespian Society conducted an interesting calendar for the year. Breaking all precedents, six Stadium seniors were admitted to the National Thespian Honorary Dramatic Society at mid-year. Previously the honor had been awarded at the end of the year only. Those accepted were Beula Anderson, Jim Arntson, Katharine Clifford, Helen Emmons, Bob Prins and Charles Swanson. Officers were: President, Jim Arntson; vice president, David Davies; secretary, Katharine Clifford; treasurer, Charles Swanson. Row I: Charles Swanson, Katharine Clifford, Miss Black, Jean Van Pelt, Jim Arntson, David Davies. Row 2: Bob Prins. Jean Ray, Mary Jane Hendrickson Wilda Worster, Joy Thomas, Helen Emmons. ftJK- fiP v JHHL ' « ' i mm mm .-! W- mBHUv £ BIB. ' . -i - w Ml. Elcjiily lv;o

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L S C L E E C L U B S B O Y S Row I Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: Mildred MillSi L.Carolir ie Davis, Dorothy Searies,! lice Nelson. i eBaT g Borghild Larson, liois ane Palfreynnan, EllzabeTh ' Decker, Helen EmmoiVrT Doris Martha Jones, Margaret Eernisse, Norma Knox, Melendy, Betty Klopfenstem, Marion Longstreth, Nadeau. Marceila Frederick, Beth Funk, Jean Senher, Bettie Barter. Margie Glenn, Rosmary Bertram. Beth Haines, Ruthye Halverson, Marjorie Trafford, Helen ' Hickey, Myrtle Cribb, Grace Hamilton, Genevieve Keil, Shirley McDonald, Lucile Anderson, Eleanor Soule Jeanne Rosso, Marian Wilkinson, Patty Lou Al 1st rum, Regina Hoover, Ruth Evanger, Helen Gough Altha Mesler, Patty Ann Schwab, NaDara Hansen, Victoria Hanson. Helen Reid, Esther Red a, Bern ice Pedersen, Ennid Miller, Peggy Butler, Elaine Severin, Ruth Clamp ' ■- Lebid, Muriel Feist, Roxanna Dyer, Mildred Christensen. Barbara ' ' ' ' ' A HUE sweaters with blue emblems were adopted as the official uniforms for the Girls ' Senior Glee Club this year. Recitals at downtown service clubs, Inter- mediate schools and assemblies were part of the program planned by Mr. Johnson, music director. The club also made up the girls ' chorus of this year ' s opera, Masquerade. Singing as the male chorus in the opera and for several assemblies completed the major part of the program for the Boys ' Glee Club. They also participated, as has been the custom for years. In the Memorial Day exercises. Row I: Ed Evans, Bob Mueller, George Barker, Dick Haley, Keith Bogon, Chuck Swanson, Bob Craig, Glenn Parker. Arthur Seltz, Stanley LaRue, Bob Shank, Jim Fisher. Row 2: Walter Baldwin, Emerson Elder, Norman Smith, Jerry Hawthorne, Frank Belfoy, Richard Elsbee, Frank Mallory, Bob Huston. Chet Steuby, Evan Hopkins, Charles Morley, Ted Haley. Row 3: Bob Wilson, Bob Davis, Bob Meyer, Ev Leisure, Jack Obe ' ncur; Mark Hipkins. Robert Harlan, Howard Gregg, Ken Hawkinson, Don Burnett, Hern n Kleiner. Row 4: Bob Willison. Jim Lesher, Dan O ' Conneli, Don Rae. Bill Steel, Karl Kloepper. Phil Bowman, Jean McGrew, Vic McAdam, Pat Pilant. ' ' Eiqhty-four ' t