Stadium High School - Tahoma Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1943 volume:

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' -f 1 .. .V Fopfrwori iii i E , Q , Stadium. Perhaps, as we again leaf throug ' 1 i a busy school scheduleg the gay time a i we shall jbe reminded of the time wfe had ' 'E crowded dance or the eager time making ne friendships. I , ' 5 r Q With this thought the Tahoma staff has H A molded a story of the year 1943 a tale fashion t ed in paper and ink around the theme Time K 5- im. , I i A I !'I'HE EDITCQR ig- 'sig , A 4 C3 ' 3 ' l ,Ex 4 ,., 1 LIN r 6 l 5 J If .f,,0' A 1, L ,DW ky . M .ygyfTAS'lf, 0NTENTS ,KK T? S34 Sa D Amfii T, T A 51433 1' A, . - X , Q - VL U x 'L 0- Ax xg, Q ,X X lx: A H5 N W X . x A SSAT I I .J Q- -. xr Q ' x x. Lani! xx fd? O ORD SSACE TO I TADTUM STUDENT SQ X ,yy DMINISTRATION X gi - LA SE P P STA M AT WAR xi A T H- +Nc'R ACTIVITIE ,L GJ Til? Afiygfww 456 A is 3 PUBLICATIONS ATHLETICS MU SIC AND DRA A FTF? 5 3 if SCI-IOOL. LIEE CALENDAR of the YEAR 'Q SNAPSHOT SECTION I K, Y x INDI-EEK 5' 5 my 9 , XKKS faT,s I A N 2 mi gl f I Wx X I r FILMS I , A' xg .. I XV, B f-A g - I ,X X KJ N3 A I I I I J X A X X N. x X N t , S QIHIXNPXJJ JY L i'Y'QA3 A H5 STO N Xxfa 5 N S. I .. 'J - K HEX A , I I 1 Vu , C 1 1 ' . s, i - l ' lj 1' I WI I l ,1 , 1 J ' . A DEDICATIQN They walked these hallsefthose men in khaki and blue now lying in a lap-infested jungle, in the bleak coldness ol the Arctic, in the heat of desert sands or resting in cool blue-green Waters. To boys who have gone to Stadium and have given their lives in World War ll, for liberty and the pursuit ot happinessewe dedicate this 1943 Tahoma. --ATHE STAFF 7 iifcyj vt i tf'f'A7'w-N 1 ff r , V J N 4, N Cjfx XCJ, V ifyfb XV L S-,iff ' ffufi' L K I A, , l v,, Lfoxft W 416 DVA , J ' ,f X J 7 f fl DU AZLQX ff, ,sf f f QfifvC'fC .KVA y f Q . , LO! J if , JV. f f if s f f VEDITQR f X M few AMMQT' X 'I XA f I7 XX, I F 2 QME MAGAZINE SPEKKS1 Q To STADIUM i K I 3 V 1 . 5 i To the t of St ium igh ol: y X Are neare the u to th yo ever K be jf A X again? at de d on the tcome f the igantic drarn X' y i Q 'ch ow fo t e r im as t rly 11 t gples ft rid a toget r - a am ose maxe o x S 2 c t in is, unt n n th' gener t' n it i pends o o you. thin Wi ome arer fu rut because yo 1 c nue to eek i , d pecially 'A W I S seek its ap c tot written and nwritte esfof K behavior irf the mm W Hairs of y ur t low- . yo will do 's not nly hiriking in yo H' o' live . 'X S I think you '11 in a Wg I irt be a -ar ours f i1 alg '. t tifall X o m n b is o 'f guide r X - ' own hiloso r or s o riend And s , in ng I ou No way t roug e 1a1 haos you ee about u, .1 I thi you wi fin t at yo a algn ou will i X g com of en and V70 boun ogethgr by s' i e ties c a e str r th they . For thi s ' A the mys ry uth Virt -t ruth d Virtue ind i ' en eth Wit bo ds st nge an st . ' 5 Xt N ' Q Q 3 H FN xy WX kd Y ft 0 . J ince , I . f J D A , by or HENRY 12. CE R I I E it l X 1 . I I A X 6 'UWM' KQV ' WZZMYW wr 8 Wi? 4, I JJ ' K v' f ' I - X N A . I t t r if F t 2' K ,Q l K c K r r K .EN f Mt E xl s K l Q' 5 J - l ' ti ADMINISTRATI 5 3 The city hall clock looms in the skyline, its Q slender hands guiding the Ways and pointing l the hours to a bustling population.. Busy lf pedestrians stop to set their Watches by its 3 silent face. Teachers at Stadium also lighten paths by patient explanations and by kindly counsel as advisers of activities. Students determine their lite patterns under direction from the faculty. 9 X J tt T f 3 L-1-1-.4,. K 1 fx.- 1. . I I i.- Klux' s. - fw ic RN X-KN-C' :Q . V 'N' OFFICE Row 1: Mrs. Pratt, Miss Ricono, Row 2: Mr. Carr, Mr, Leatherwood. FIRST FLOCDR EAST Row 1: Mr. Hoffman, Miss lean Fraser, Miss Lisle, Miss Grime, Mr. Smith Row 2: Miss Hammond, Miss Burgess, Miss Forbes, Miss Cooper. FIRST FLCDOR WEST Row 1: Mrs. Stratton, Mrs. Magili, Miss Drake, Miss Fenenga. Row 2: Mr. Epstein, Miss Murray, Miss Davies, Mr. Christie, li SECOND FLOOR EAST Row 1: Miss Alice Fraser, Mrs. Van Arsdale, Miss Wilcox. Row 2: Mr. Lowmari, Mrs. Graham, Mrs. Gaul, Mr. Summers. SECOND FLOOR WEST Row 1: Mr. Simpson, Mrs. Simmons, Mr. Daniel, Miss Nessenson Row 2: Mr. Gilmer, Mr, Kermard, Mr. Swarm. THIRD FLOOR EAST Row 1: Miss Augusta Ohlin, Mrs. Cossmari, Mr. Clark, Miss Campbell, Miss Lindaas, ll f 'ld THIRD ELQCDR WEST Row 1: Mr. Albrecht, Mr. Myhrman, Mr. Prentice. Row 2: Miss Elin Olilin, Miss Hartman, Miss McMurphy, Mrs. Sadler. ECURTH ELCDCDR AND BASEMENT Row 1: Miss Hanley, Miss Miller, Mrs. Nicholson. Row 2: Mr. Veacli, Mr, Cousin, Mr. Miller. GUIDANCE, ATTENDANCE AND LIBRARY Miss Danielson, Mrs. Laursen, Miss Wortman, Mr. Heinrick, Miss Kobeticli, Miss McCulloch. GYM AND PQRTABLES Mr. Palmer, Miss Bernard, Mrs. Sowell, Mr. O'Neel. l2 CLASSES How to budget our time wisely, leorninq to think ond study, is some ot the knowtedqe we qoin in Gloss periods ond os we tronstorm ourselves from shy sophomores to confident juniors ond hence to superior seniors. While we hove grown older, we hove constontly striven tor higher ideols so thot we moy leove firm ond true footprints in the sands of time. 13 FRED THIES President DALE MURRAY Vice President IACK FISHER Secretary DON McCROSKEY Treasurer DON HICKS Boys' Reprelentutive ci-uumom: STALWLCK Girls Representative 14 5 rf ,Bit .qt H. 'ff' 1 7 U 5 l',..:.s?t IJ , SENIOR CLASS Prepared with knowledge and experience gained through three successful years at Stadium, members of the Class of 1943 will go out into a troubled world that will absorb the energies of many to rebuild and make it safe for all people. ,I Fred Thies, president, managed the class with the aid of Dale Murray, vice president, Don McCroskey, treasurer, lack Fisher, secretary, ar otte ta wi , resen aft to Student Council, and Don Hicks, boys' representative. As juniors the class elected George Thomas, president, but as he was nominated to be a page boy in Congress at Washington, D. C., early in the school year, Vice President Ioe Boyle took over the office. Other officers were Lois Hanson, treasurer, Lorraine Danell, secretary, and lim Davis and Patty Ricker, Student Council representatives. ln its first year at Stadium the Class of '43 a ' e n ' ' ent and his capable assistants w Ianet Hart, vice president, n Mergel, secretaryp Patty Harter, asure 5 e ' and lim Albertson, representatives. Masquerade, a modern operetta written by Mr. Iohnson, included many seniors in its cast, a few of whom were Pat Finch, Warren Tietz and Shirley Greenfield in leading roles. Russian Rhythm, the senior sweater dance, was pre- sented last October with Lorraine Danell and Walt Olson as co-chairmen. The decorations were carried out in the motif of our fighting ally. April 29 and 30 witnessed the Senior Class play, a modern comedy presented under the direction of Mrs. Gaul. Marion Osgood and Don McCroskey portrayed the leads. Others in the cast were lim Davis, Mary Ruth Erchinger, Virginia Royse, Merle Legg, Phyllis Halliday, Iuliana Ray, Bob Winskill, Chester Van Slyke, lack MacDonald, Fred Thies, Gordon Hill, Iohn Prechek, and lim Roberts. The Girls' Club claimed many active seniors as its officers. They were Kathryn Hultgren, president, Iuliana Ray, vice president, Carolyn Cummings, treasurerg Lois Hanson, secre- tary, Henr o - , ::. - e rtment, Alice Ann Cross, welfar errie Lough, fello - p, and Barbara Carmody, service. To create more school spirit among boys at Stadium, a Boys' Club was organized last winter with Ray Payne as president, Iohn Drake, vice president, Bob Olson, treasurer, and Duval Wiseman, secretary. The field of journalism was well represented by seniors, with Virginia Lochow and Paul Benson editing the fall and spring Worlds, and Pauline Healy was business manager all year. Iuliana Ray was editor of the yearbook while Emma Nelson handled the financial end of The Tahoma. fAbove lettl Bob C o l l in s, Iiinior C l a s s president, bids llgoodbyh to Fred Thies, head man ot the Senior Class. CRightD Pictured here are the senior debaters, all ot Whorn participated in the debate tour- nainent at College of Puget Sound. tLett Velyn L. Lars , we Ann Beal an ing Ho Ling each m e rli t e d valedictorian honors. CBelowl lt looks as it Donna Smith won the prize at the senior sweater dance held in October. 2 i eave- QB-21owi1fgm.QD good? R u t li Mace c h a i r ni a nl, Billee Morley, Fred Thies and lack Watf- son made up th e Senior C l a s s play' reading coiiiinittee, HALL OF FAME KING OF THE COURT .... ...... .... I I M DAVIS QUEEN OF THE COURT .... .... K GREN CAPABILITY COUNT ...... -Q ...., II DAVIS CAPABILITY COUNTESS .... .... I ULIANA RAY DUKE OF TALENT ...... .... I ACK WATSON DUCHESS OF TALENT ............ .... R UTH IENSEN KNIGHT OF THE TOURNAMENT .... LADY OF THE TOURNAMENT .... PEPPY SQUIRE- - - PEPPY SQUIRESS .... -------IOE BOYLE - - - -EMMA NELSON - - - - -TACK WATSON - - - - -PATTY RICKER COURT HERMIT ....... ............ D ALE MURRAY COURT HERMITESS ..... ..... C HARLOTTE STALWICK LITTLE PRINCE ...... ............... I IM DAVIS LITTLE PRINCESS ........... .,.. -Q NORMA GIERTSEN ROYALLY ROBED ROYALLY ROBED KNAVE OF HEARTS ........... CASTLE ENCHANTRESS ..... LORD CLOWN--- LADY CLOWN--- IESTER LAD ..... IESTER MAID .... BOY SEER ..... GIRL SEER .......... CHATEAU SHIEK ..... CHATEAU VAMP .... 16 ------Q--BILL BRASIER -----DONNA SMITH ----GENE RETTKE -BEVERLY BELFOY - - - - - -IACK WATSON BARON ..... BARONESS -...- - - ..... PEGGY GRUMBLIN G - - - - - -IACK WATSON - - - - - -IANET BROWNE - - - - -IERRY CURTIS A -11 -- -ALICE ANN BE D030 - - - - EU? . iITCHiEIS LEA ACHZIGER Honor roll . shorthand certificate . short- hand contest l year . majored in shorthand, typing and English. BRUCE L. ALLEN Delegate to music conference '40 . solo orchestra '41, '42 . Campus Workshop . Debate Club . hobby-stamp collecting. ANN ALONGI Stadiana . basketball manager . one of 25 outstanding basketball players 2 years . second-year athletic award . student leader . outside employment. DORIS ADELINE ANDERSON Activity manager . honor roll . Red Cross representative . Miracle Book Club . Art and Cratt Club. IACK ANDERSON Andy -Senior band . marching band . outside employment . majored in mathe- matics, English and social science, ROBERT FULTON ANDERSON Andony -Boys' Golf Club . hobbies- model building and golf. .f' I .f If M- X ALICE ivm m rt and certi- rls' Club com- mittees . 'and Crat . Royal Rollers. Honor roll . WE in . licate . li raryassistqznt . 4 ly BILL ARNOLD Activity manager . intramural sports , Red Cross representative . Ritle Club . Sci- ence Clug WILLIAM H. ATWOOD Sport -Football Night 2 years . World ad stait . Actors' Guild . Rille Club . majored in English, history and bookkeep- ing . hobbies-collecting rare songs and scripts. IOAN BAILLARGEON Iodie -Girls' Club committees . Saha- sa . Thespians . attended Aquinas Acad- emy 2 years. t J: -ijt W W9-' ts? .1 XR Q W ,., -5 W I , 'R In id. ' As A iw-A W' give . 3' Q jigs.. in-I Pat' -Girl ' I7 A -- '- t es . second- year r' . - -- na . erannas . Rifle Cl - . Scien - - b E - Skating Club . baseball champion 'p team '4l. CONSTANCE IANE ALLEN Connie -Assistant editor of The World . Triple S . secretary ot Debate Club . third-year varsity debate letter . champion- ship team, C, P, S. debate tournament '41, '42, '43, excellent and superior rating . third-year athletic award . Stadiana . stu- dent leader 2 years . speedball manager . hike leader . Speakers' Bureau . secretary- treasurer of Magic Club . Sahasa . activity manager . study hall assistant . honor roll . Football Night . journalism emblem . Quill and Scroll . Student Council . one ot 25 outstanding basketball players. ELIZABETH LUCILE ANDERBERG Betty -Triple S . opera personnel 2 years . Quill and Scroll . Tahoma stalt . World editorial statt . Stadiana . Senior Glee Club . Speakers' Bureau . Campus Workshop . Football Night . Red Cross rep- resentative . hike leader . Thespians . Se- nior nonor Roll . study hall assistant . second-year athletic award . activity man- ager . Thanksgiving baskets . journalism emblem . business manager of the Senior Class Play. IRENE MARIE ANDERSON Senior Girl Scouts , volunteer Red Cross work . honor roll . majored in history, Spanish, English and typing. PATRICIA - ' -1- 8 I' F 7 RANDALL ANDERSON Band . honor roll , pep band . sopho- more basketball '42 . majored in English, mathematics and Spanish . graduated in 2112 years. PHILIP ANSELONE RICHARD K. ARNEY Dick -Model airplane builder . major- ed in mathematics, woodshop, science, English and history. BENNY ASKELSON Lunchroom crew , attended Whitacre High fMont.j 2 years. FRANKIE BACON Football Night . Girls' Club committees . Red Cross representative . publicity chairman ot Red Cross . study hall assis- tant . president of Art and Craft Club . Student Council . Royal Rollers . Rifle Club . Thespions . dance committees , majored in English, history and art. IAMES BAKER jim -Dance committees . intramural sports . study hall assistant . Hunting and Fishing Club , Ritle Club . Ski Club. IERRY L. BAKER Activity manager , assemblies . citizen- ship award , Senior Honor Roll , motion picture projector operator . Boys' Golf Club . Science Club . Hunting and Fish- ing Club, LLOYD C. BARNETT Boys' Senior Glee 3 years . opera chorus 3 years . majored in history, bookkeeping and English, WILL BARON Sophomore and junior football . intra- mural basketball . majored in typing, his- tory and English. SHIRLEY BEATTIE Girls' Club committees . honor roll . student nurse . Sahasa . majored in typing, shorthand, home economics and science. BERTHA LOIS BELLAMY Bert -Activity manager . study hall assistant . Red Cross representative . Sa- hasa . Speakers' Bureau . library assis- tant . Stadiana . Girls' Golf Club . Girls' Club committees , dance committees . honor roll, DORIS A. BENTHIEN Vice president and secretary-treasurer of Miracle Book Club . Stadiana . honor roll . Girls' Club committees . attendance clerk . Royal Rollers . majored in shorthand, typ- ing and English. BONNIE BERGMAN Stadiana . Sahasa . Tigerannas , dance committees . Football Night '42 . Girls' Club committees . hike leader . third-year athletic award. PATRICIA IANE BERRY Pat -Speakers' Bureau . make-up class , study hall assistant . Girls' Club committees . dance committees . Sahasa . Hiding Club , Thespian cabinet BERNICE K. BICKER i'Bernie -Attendance clerk . Girls' Club committees . student nurse . Royal Rollers Sahasa majored in English, history and SCIQUCB. ELYN BIRNEL ,Stu udy hall assistant . 'i 'lub tees . majored in eco- mi ,ty g an English. U ein ister is We I vi md A was A .11 'M,..7 iv as Q. is at i M' ' Ji' viz op. .Q fig J' -rf J 'L A.. . W MARIE DO BA NARD nor rail i tea ' l Senior Gi . r u .Girls' committee . ie Club. WANDA BARNHART Stadiana . second-year athletic award , Royal Rollers . Girls' Club committees . majored in history, English and typing. ALICE ANN BEAL Triple S . one of Z5 outstanding basketball pl yers S ess' Bureau . student leader . ' eader ,. volle ball and speedball manager . activ'ty . Red Cross repres ni t' e ahasa , Stadiana . Thes- pia s . citizenship award . Football Night . Iunior Prom . Girls' Club committees . study hall assistant . badminton and speedball championship teams . third-year athletic award. BEVERLY BELFOY Bev -Co-chairman of Football Night '42 . c -c airman ol s phomore May dance . p more Ma tendant . secre- tary f Sa Lecre of Red Cross . us , G com . Triple S .izecia opera r . ie resident of S ior Glee Clu . act' ' anager . Red Cross represent i 1 udent leader . citi- zenship award . tudy hall assistant . Cam- pus Workshop . Girls' Club committees . honor roll . lunior Prom . opera cast '43. PAUL BENSON Buzzy -Hi-Y , editor in chiei and sports editor of The World . Quill and Scroll . president ot Debate Club . Student Council , honor roll . Campus Workshop . Football Night . debate team 2 years . second-year debate letter . Boys' Golf Club . Science Club . Rifle Club. ETHEL MAY BERGEM Honor roll . activity manager , Girls' Club committees . study hall assistant . World ad stall . Senior Girl Scouts . Sa- hasa . Thespian cabinet . spelling team . Thanksgiving baskets, BERNICE BERNOBICH Senior band . assemblies . Campus Work- shop , delegate to music conference . Girls' Club committees , honor roll . solo orches- tra . Stadiana . second-year athletic award , Sahasa . state typing and shorthand con- test . Thanksgiving baskets , graduated in 2112 years . Senior Honor Roll, ERNEST C. BEYER Attended Central I-ligh, Duluth, tMinn.J 2 years, ALLAN ROBERT BILLETT Majored in bookkeeping, English and machine design . outside employment. ROBERT WILLIAM BISCHOFF Student traffic patrol captain . majored in mathematics, history and English. RAYMOND-H. BOCOTT Sophomore Boys' Club . dance commit- A .X tees . outside employment . majored in ' .9E KES metal, history and English. dl CORWIN E. BONHAM A Corky -Activity manager . study hall fr wr assistant . Red Cross representative . Ski 'i' V Club . majored in mathematics, science ' 7 W' and industrial arts . outside employment. - X I A HARRY ARTHUR BOWMAN Q , Boys' Gott Club . Rille Club . majored in - Q K . is English, mathematics and Spanish. f . ' 5. . .,.. . it CONSTANCE BRADY '- Connie -Dance committees . Art and X i A Craft Club . Sahasa . majored in shorthand, typing, English and art. . r . if ' r s . ALAN BRIGGS Head basketball manager , activity man- .. ager . Campus Workshop . Christmas play ' . Red Cross representative . Student Coun- qv 5 cil . outside employment . motion picture K' ' projector operator . majored in English, '-Ii . 1 history and wood shop. i MERTICE BROOKE Sahasa . student nurse . Ski Club . Riile Club . Girls' Club committees. DORIS E. BROWN Deb -Rifle Club . majored in history, French, science and English . hobbies- horseback riding and swimming. X X i it mzz Bnown fr Ritle letter . expert rifleman . Royal Roll- Q 5, - 5 -. ers . riile team . majored in Latin, science, mathematics and English. x 7 -- J If 'K - . i 1 2 E ,.s, H , IANET BROWNE lanny -Sahasa cabinet . co-chairman Girls' Club tolo '42 . assemblies . Tiger- annas . attendance clerk . dance commit- tees . Girls' Club committees . student nurse . Girls' Golf Club . Ski Club . major- ed in French, English and home economics. ADAIR BUCKLEY Sahasa . study hall assistant . World ad statt , attendance clerk . dance committees . Girls' Club committees . Red Cross repre- sentative . student nurse . Royal Rollers . Record Club . Ski Club . majored in En- glish, typing, history and economics. l FRANK BONARO Bananas -Model airplane builder . varsity football '42 . hobby-sports . ma- jored- in English, history 'and woodshop. 5 ' U ROSTWICK rt , ct' ity anage . president of oll - 2 ,H dence Club . ma- ored intd ce and English. ICE BOYLE Varsity football 3 years, co-captain '42 . varsity swimming 3 years, captain '43 . president of Iunior Class . vice president ot Big S . Football Night 3 years . Student Council . Hi-Y , ushered at commence- ment '42 . activity manager . assemblies . Ski Club . dance committees. BILL BRASIER Beeler -Air raid warden . ushered at commencement '42 . dance committees . Iunior Prom . study hall assistant . reserve football l year . varsity swimming 3 years . Ski Club . hobbies-sailing and skiing. DAGNIE BROBACK Dag --Girls' Club committees . Student Council . study hall assistant . Miracle Book Club . president of Christian Union . hobby-ice skating. IOAN BROOMELL Senior Girl Scouts . Royal Rollers . Sa- hasa , hobbies-roller skating and bowling . majored in Spanish, history and mathe- matics. fxlfgff ROWN el . motion picture projector o or . S 'ence Club. RODNEY A. BROWN Christmas play . solo orchestra l year . opera . majored in Latin, science, mathe- matics and English. IENNY BUBNICH len -Activity manager . Stadiana . second-year athletic award . Girls' Club committees . Royal Rollers . majored in typing, shorthand and English. PAULINE BUDINICK Buddie -Stadiana . Sahasa . Club Francais . Girls' Club committees. V EULA I-'AYE BULLARD Bubbles -Senior Glee Club . honor roll . library assistant . opera . Sahasa . assemblies . Actors' Guild . attended Lin- coln High, Seattle, l year , majored in commercial. LYMAN C. BURK Lymie -Treasurer of Big S , ushered at commencement '42 . varsity track . yell duke '41 . opera . Ski Club . junior Prom . Football Night . majored in mathematics and science. IAMES R. BURKLAND Iimmy -Mojored in science, mathe- matics and drawing. URRO . o ' olf Cl second-year letter . 'co ur appointment mmittee, MADELINE BUTLER Attendance clerk , Girls' Club commit- tees . vice president of Art and Craft Club . Sahasa . Science Club . Ice Skating Club . Club Francais . study hall assistant . majored in art, home economics and En- glish. DOROTHY CADDEY Sahasa . Stadiana , Girls' Club commit- tees . Rifle Club . Royal Rollers . study hall assistant . attendance clerk . third-year athletic award , lunchroom crew. EL E 'Lane' i Cl o ittees . make- u lass . oyal l . hobby-knick- kn . attended leton tOre.j l year . m cred in typi g, shorthand, English an biology. PATRICIA ANN CARKIN Pat -Honor roll . first and second-year athletic award . Stadiana . study hall as- sistant . baseball championship team '41 . hobby-horses . majored in English, French and art. BARBARA CARMODY Service department chairman of Girls' Club . citizenship award '4l, '42 . presi- dent of band . Stadiana . third-year ath- letic award . Girls' Council . Football Night '41, '42 . ushered at commencement '42 . attendance clerk . honor holl . dance com- mittees . Senior Girl Scouts . Girls' Club committees. ROBERT G. CAUSIN Bob -Student Council . rille team 2 years . second-year rifle letter . activity manager . band . pep band . Senior Honor Roll, he ': 3 .. W Q V ... frr .AU Ft t s ie Y Q A W . is ,, . .... .. A X Nag ,sg'.,g1ffi: 'ffif' . if K s . . - ,, ., Q ,, r gist ...rl A fm Qi MARGIE BUNKER Majored in typing, home economics and English . attended Lincoln 1 year. WANDA E. BURKHART Stadiana . Tigerannas . first-year athletic award . sophomore swimming team . Red Cross representative . study hall assistant , Sahasa . Girls' Club committees . gradu- ated in 2112 years. ROBERT D. BURNETT Reserve football , Ski Club . Science Club . honor roll, RUTH BURUD Activity manager . attendance clerk . Red Cross representative . shorthand cer tificate . outside employment . majored in bookkeeping, shorthand, typing and En- glish. R ALD BUTTON Treasurer o i-Y . ushered at commence- ment '42 . r r basketball 1 year . intra- ral s . ance committees . air raid . vice president of Magic Club . m l ' ilder . Big S . varsity ket e r. IACK D. R. CADY Band . dance committees . intramural sports . co-chairman of Red Cross . Stu- dent Council . Magic Club . Rifle Club . Royal Rollers . Ski Club . lce Skating Club . hobby-music . majored in Latin, English, and mathematics . outside employment. HELEN CAPUTO Cappy -Attendance clerk . Red Cross representative . hobbies - flowers and drawing . majored in shorthand, typing and English . outside employment. RUSSELL E. CARLSON Sophomore football . hobbies-stamps. coins, hunting and fishing . majored in history, French, science and English. ATALIE F. CARTIER ts igerg .ft di at . activity m ge .Rd rpr e e,Foot- b G' committees . hi ea . enio ' couts . Rille Club , S i Cl . Thespi . study hall assistant . dance committees . speedball champion- ship team '4l, '42. PAT CAVANAUGH Senior Glee Club . attendance clerk . Girls' Club committees . assemblies. MYRTLE CHATWOOD Myrt - Attended Campbell H i g h , iMinn.l and Oakland High, tCalit,j . hob- bies - drawing, reading, traveling and horseback riding . majored in English, sci- ence, commercial and history. CAROL CLAMP Senior Glee Club . Red Cross represen- tative . Thespians . Royal Rollers . base- ball championship team . Stadiana . study hall assistant . Girls' Club committees , opera . Sahasa . assemblies. POLLY ANN CLARKE Girls' Club committees , Sahasa . attend- ed Oueen Anne High fSeattlel. ROY CLONIN GER ' Student leader president . attended Amarillo High lTexasl. ARNOLD COLE Rifle Club . Hunting and Fishing Club , model airplane builder . track team. B. MAXINE COLEMAN Hobbies-roller skating, dancing and sports . majored in home economics, history and English . attended Chehalis High 2 years, JAMES A. CONKLIN lim -Study hall assistant . Rifle Club . student leader . outside employment . ma- jored in science, history and English. CATHARINE COORS Campus Workshop . Girls' Club com- mittees . Iunior Prom . solo orchestra Tigerannas . Senior Girl Scouts , Sahasa. EVAN CORNFORTH Corny -Majored in English, woodshop and bookkeeping . model airplane builder . hobbies-motorcycle riding and hunting . outside employment. DICK CRABTREE Crabs -Midget iootball . Ski Club . dance committees . model airplane builder, EW- with ag r Ni tit .4 A x x ,. 'wr ss ttitri ...,' 5... A - is vs ll f 14 K kiln . A GORDON CHRISTIANSON Christy -Attended Fargo High tNo. Dak.j . Boys' Glee Club , intramural sports . junior Prom. CHARLES R. CLARK Chuck -Assemblies . band . dance committees . motion picture projector oper- ator . senior representative to Student Council, ROSEMARY CLEM Attended Queen Anne High fSeattlej 2112 years. EUGENE CLOUGH Gene -Hi-Y , Big S . varsity baseball 2 years . reserve baseball l year . varsity football 1 year . reserve football 2 years . Baseball Club . Bowling Club . dance committees. SHIRLEY COLE Shorty -Miracle Book Club . Red Cross representative . hobby-tennis . majored in history, art, English and clothing. ROBERT L. COLUMBINE, IR. Bob -World ad staff . study hall as- sistant . Iunior and Senior Boys' Glee accompanist . Actors' Guild . dance com- mittees . assemblies . Football Night 2 years . Campus Workshop. nonsnr Y cooNs H ies-hunt' Q d gun collecting . maj d in - . i glish and architec- H11' CYTCI L I ! ' CHARLOTTE COORS Char -Drum majorette . band . pep band . Tigerannas . Stadiana . air raid warden . study hall assistant . Iunior Prom . dance committees . Girls' Club commit- tees . Senior Girl Scouts , Sahasa . Ski Club . third-year athletic award, GLORIA COY Red Cross representative . Bowling Club. ROBERT CRESO ALICE ANN CROSS A.C. -Triple S . welfare department chairman of Girls' Club . sophomore and junior representative to Girls' Council . drum majorette . ushered at commencement '42 . opera dancing chorus . Stadiana . pin winner . hike leader . Football Night . Girls' Council . Sahasa , Speakers' Bu- reau . junior Prom . honor roll . Art and Craft Club. ELOUISE MAY CRUVER Lowi2.ie -Senior Glee Club . hike lead- er , Speakers' Bureau . Stadiana . Senior Girl Scouts . Sahasa . student leader . Sahasa . first-year athletic award. CAROL CUMMI S Cy -T ea r of A l ' ub . presi- dent Q ' nd Scro . co-c airman of Iunior P 41 . World d manager . Triple S . World nd edi rial staffs . ushered a co em ' . Football Night '41, '42 . or roll , peakers' Bureau . Taho- ma s f . Tigerannas . sophomore debate letter . journalism letter , Fourth Estate . Sahasa . activity manager. IERRY CURTIS Curt Hi-Yfriior Honor Roll. 46 .M 1 ALBERT . curiistn Tahoma stall photographer . fencing in- structor . Rifle Club . intramural sports . motion picture projector operator. GUNNAR DAHLQUIST Honor roll . activity manager . architec- tural drawing competition . graduated in 2112 years , majored in mathematics, En- glish, social science and architectural drawing. DOROTHY DAMIANO Dode -Student Council . World stall . Fourth Estate . journalism letter . stage crew . study hall assistant . dance com- mittees . Senior Class Play scenery . honor roll . Football Night . junior Prom . ma- jored in art, mathematics and English. GERALD DAVIS Attended Lakeside High, Seattle, 2 years . majored in science, mathematics and English, MARILYN DAVIS President of Senior Glee Club . opera '41, '42 . Campus Workshop . assemblies . activity manager . Actors' Guild . Science Club . student leader . Sahasa . Girls' Club committees . dance committees . honor roll. CLARENCE DEMASE Attended Astoria High . majored in math- ematics, English and history. it 5 we ll' Q me 4 : -':vE I .:v,kr 1 1 ..p I-:, . 'Q ? T 'wg' ' tf k A. .I VIS- xi, A I A -' .-'- if K K' A Ib.. I .4 , DON I. CROUNSE Intramural basketball . outside employ- ment , hobby-motorcycles . majored in English, bookkeeping and shop. LEWIS CRUVER Art and Cralt Club . Hunting and Fish- ing Club . Miracle Book Club , attended Tacoma Orthopedic School llfz years . majored in English, mathematics, science and history. IOHN M. CURRAN jack -Intramural wrestling . outside employment. NEIL S. CUSTIS Cuss -Activity manager . air raid war- den . majored in mathematics, science, commercial and nglish . outside employ- ment. omrt miuovici-r ct' ' y manag . study hall assistant . ls' lub co ittees . dance committees . uild Sahasa , Science Club , ians . Vocational Club. MARILYN DEE DAILEY 'Dee -Assemblies . attendance clerk . dance committees . Girls' Club committees . Senior Glee Club 3 years . opera 2 years . Red Cross representative . study hall assistant . Sahasa . majored in shorthand, typing and English . outside employment. LORRAINE DANELL Treasurer of Student Council . secretary of Iunior Class . Sophomore May Queen . treasurer of Stadiana . third-year athletic award . one of 25 outstanding basketball players 2 years . ushered at commence- ment '42 . hike leader . junior Prom . Foot- ball Night . activity manager . World edito- rial stall . Tahoma staff . Speakers' Bureau . study hall assistant . Sahasa . Ski Club . co-chairman of senior sweater dance . bas- ketball championship team '43, IAMES STEWART DAVIS Pull fPresident of Student Council . Hi-Y . president of Student Leader Club . junior boys' representative to Student Council . reserve wrestling . junior foot- ball . ushered at commencement '42 . Cam- pus Workshop . World editorial staff . Tahoma staff . activity manager . junior Prom . intramural sports . Big S . Magic Club . Ice Skating Club . Ski Club . honor roll . Football Night , reserve football . American School of the Air broadcast. VIRGINIA DECKER Ginnie -Chairman and treasurer of Red Cross . World ad staff . Student Coun- cil . Stadiana . first-year athletic award . assemblies , study hall assistant . dance committees . Senior Girl Scouts . Ski Club . Sahasa . junior Prom . Football Night. DORA DEMOP-E 'I' kowenoyqi Rollers ., 55.2 B Club . ng '.l ' r and home economics, IOE De VAUX Yell duke . assemblies . intramural sports . study hall assistant . outside employment . majored in history, English and wood- shop, ELEANOR DIEMER Dee'-Treasurer ot Girls' Club , Triple S . sophomore girls' representative to Stu- dent Council . activity manager . ushered at commencement '42 . Red Cross represen- tative . Speakers' Bureau . Stadiana . study hall assistant . World ad stall . Football Night . Girls' Club committees . Girls' Council , junior Prom . Sahasa . Ski Club. RUTH ANN DONALDSON Dottie -Girls' Club committees . dance committees . Girls' Golf Club . Club Fran- cais . Sahasa. CHARLAINE DOWLING Opera dancing chorus 2 years . dance committees . Girls' Club committees . Foot- ball Night . student nurse . majored in En- glish, history, home economics and typing . graduated in Zllg years, GEORGENE DRAHOLD Georgie - Iunior representative to Girls' Council . Red Cross representative . Tigerannas . junior Prom . World ad staff . Sahasa . Fourth Estate . Ski Club . dance committees . Thespians. ff' RUBY RUTH DuFOUR RubeL A kers' Bureau . attendance clerk . tudy h l i ant . dance com- mittees Girls' Club co ' s ajored in shorttH and Englis . bby- swimming. EQ ALICE DUTTREY Attendance clerk . Senior Honor Roll . Red Cross representative . Senior Girl Scouts . Royal Rollers . Thespians . major- ed in Latin, science and mathematics. MARGARET ELIASON Margie -Activity manager . lunchroom crew . Red Cross representative . Girls' Club committees . Royal Rollers. BARBARA ELY Stadiana , Senior Glee Club . Girls' Club committees . second-year athletic award . opera. DOROTHY ERICKSON Dotty -Stadiana . Girls' Club com- mittees , Art and Cratt Club . Club Fran- cais . Girls' Golt Club . speedball man- ager . outside employment. ,,?'3nm E r r 1-nr t if e em 55' ' wt. J' 'JF r Y C .. 1 -1-I .S v , il f C42 DON DIAMOND l-li-Y . varsity swimming . Big S . usher- ed at commencement '42 . Boys' Golf Club . dance committees . intramural sports . sophomore football . Football Night . Ski Club. IIM DINSMORE Red -Ski Club . Rifle Club . majored in mathematics, machine design and En- glish. LLOYD DORWIN Fishermen's Club . Rifle Club. ORNETTA LEA DOWNEY Lee -Girls' Club committees . Riile Club . Senior Girl Scouts . honor roll . study hall assistant . hobby-swimming . majored in English, history and home eco- nomics. IOHN DRAKE johnny -Reserve football . reserve basketball . ushered at commencement '42 . activity manager . intramural sports . junior Prom . dance committees . study hall assistant , student leader. MILDRED DURYCH Milly -Miracle Book Club . majored in home economics, typing and English . out- side employment. ELVERA EGNOSKI Thespians . attended high school in Nashua and Glasgow, Montanag Portland, Oregong and Bremerton. FERN ELSETH Attended Halstad High lMinn.J. MARY RUTH ERCHINGER Erch -World editorial stall . Tahoma stalf . Stadiana , Thespians . Riding Club . Ski Club . Senior Honor Roll . Red Cross representative . Speakers' Bureau . Rille Club . Science Club . Ice Skating Club . dance committees , Girls' Club committees , Dramatic Service Award . Triple S . Se- nior Class Play. BETTY LOU ERVIN Attended Northwood High KNO, Dak.j . majored in science, history and English. DORALIN EVIE Dory -Activity manager . Girls' Club committees . study hall assistant . Royal Rollers . Sahasa . Science Club . Vocation- al Club . Ski Club. PATRICIA FARRIS Pat -Sahasa . Girls' Club committees . study hall assistant. BURTON H. FERBER Ferb -Magic Club . Fencing Club . band . majored in English, history, mathe- matics and Spanish. MABLE FIEBLEKORN junior Prom . Girls' Club committees. ROBERT FINCHAM Bob -President ot Hi-Y . varsity bas- ketball, inspirational award '41 . reserve basketball . sophomore tennis . delegate to Hi-Y conference . intramural basketball . Big S . air raid warden . co-chairman of junior Prom . Campus Workshop . ushered at commencement '42 . chairman of Hi-Y Howdy dance . study hall assistant . Boys' Golf Club . Club Francais, IOHN FOICHAT Vice president ot Thespians . opera 2 years . Senior Glee Club 3 years . assem- blies . outside employment . hobbies-cob lecting records and stamps . majored in English, music, mathematics and history. MARILOU FORSBECK Deedee -Treasurer of Triple S . junior debate champion and trophy winner '41 . treasurer of Thespians . Campus Workshop . Science Club cabinet . honor roll . activity manager . Football Night . Girls' Club corn- mittees . Red Cross representative . Speak- ers' Bureau . Stadiana . Tahorna staff . World editorial staff . Sahasa . Rifle Club . first-year athletic award. BOB FREEMAN Music conference '40, '41, '42 . solo orchestra . Golf Club . varsity football manager '41 . sophomore basketball . orchestra 3 years . outside employment. MARY FULLINWIDER Staciiana . first and second-year athletic awards . Senior Girl Scouts . make-up class . student nurse . Girls' Club commit- tees . dance committees . Red Cross repre- sentative . majored in economics, English and history. LAURENCE IOSEPH GADBOIS Laurie -Model airplane builder . ma- jored in mathematics, science and English . hobby-model airplanes. l --LAAQ . .iw th it 2, ss. I ,t -a..,.f.' , . My 1 it M ,, K t t ..ti I 'ff GLEN . Intramural sp s . ju r and reserve football. . ROBERT FELDMAN Chef -Intramural basketball . Sopho- more Boys' Club . Hunting and Fishing Club . majored iq Germant history and English. ' PATRICIA MAE FERRIS Pat -Stadiana . Art and Craft Club . Girls' Golf Club . Sahasa . majored in shorthand, typing and English. PATRICIA LOU FINCH Pat -Opera lead '42, 43 . Senior Glee Club 3 years . band l year . Sahasa . assemblies . Campus Workshop . majored in music, English and Spanish, IOHN HERBERT FISHER lack --Secretary of Senior Class . ush- ered at commencement '42 . Tahoma staff . activity manager . Senior Honor Roll . Iu- nior Prom . Boys' Golf Club . Ski Club . dance committees . intramural sports. SHIRLEY FOOTE HENRY ETTA FOSS Tooty -Social department chairman of Girls' Club . Triple S . Stadiana . one of 25 outstanding basketball players . honor roll . opera personnel 2 years . dancing chorus l year . third-year athletic award . citizen- ship award . Senior Glee Club . secretary of Red Cross . Speakers' Bureau . hike leader . activity manager . Football Night . study hall assistant , Iunior Prom . Art and Craft Club . Girls' Golf Club . Sahasa . Science Club . Ski Club. RICHARD IAMES FRENCH Frenchie -Sophomore football . World editorial staff . Ski Club . Sophomore Boys' Club . activity manager . dance commit- tees . majored in English, history and French. MAXINE FULTON Max -Honor roll . Sahasa . study hall assistant . Girls' Club committees . dance committees . Club Francais . majored in English, French, science and history. IACK GALLAGHER Band . pep band . citizenship award . honor roll. I' 1 Mnnqjihirf QQLLOWAY Maggie l4Secretaryv ot Stadiana . vice presi ent Tigerarmas . vice president oi Art Craft C 'b'. ushered at commence- me '42 . Foot all Night . hike leader . Iu- ni r Prom . Speakers' Bureau . Triple S . Rifle Club . Sahasa . third-year athletic award. I Y GAU f Girls' Clu com ' s . study hall as- sistant . R l - s . m 'or d in home economi ortha d English. MARIE GENNA GERALDINE ALENA GILPIN jerry -Art and Craft Club . hobbies- photography, collecting coins and horse- back riding . majored in history, home economics and English. NORMA L GIERTSEN Red Cross rdpzesentaiiiie . Tigerannas . junior Prom.. Girls' Club . Girls' Golf Clpb fda c committees. IEAN GLEASON Dance committees . dancing chorus . Football Night . Girls' Club committees . study hall assistant . Actors' Guild . Senior Girl Scouts . Magic Club . Sahasa . Sci- ence Club . Ski Club . Thespians, DONALD A. GRANT Don -Intramural sports . activity man- ager , Ice Skating Club . Ski Club . out- side employment, ROBERT GREGORY Bob --Assemblies . activity manager . Football Night . honor roll . band . pep band . Speakers' Bureau . Rifle Club , Science Club . delegate to music con- ference, SHIRLEY GRUNDEN Dancing chorus . Football Night . Girls' Club committees . study hall assistant . Actors' Guild . Senior Girl Scouts . Sahasa . Science Club . Ski Club . Magic Club . Thespians . first-year athletic award. BILL HAGBERG Model airplane builder . attended Clinton High tlowal l year . majored in mathe- matics, history, woodshop and English. s-Qt. it if 1. if l V an 1 F 'Q I- i s -..P . . 5 K if ' X .H : .1 .i s 1. Li- , ig, Ms? Q A ini? -of S' ,, 1 .ii mit Ji. if 'HMP , 'Y i If msgs' had is ' I l WADE GARLAND Activity manager . intramural sports . Rifle Club . Red Cross representative . ma- jored in Spanish, drawing and mathematics . honor roll, WILLIAM GAZECKI Bill -Student leader . midget football , midget basketball . reserve tennis . re- serve basketball . varsity basketball . study hall assistant . Big S . dance committees . Football Night . intramural sports . Iunior Prom . Ski Club. BOB GIBSON Hoot -Hi-Y . Big S . ushered at com- mencement '42 . dance committees . band board . pep band . delegate to music con- ference '4l, '42 . varsity baseball 2 years . reserve baseball 1 year . varsity football I year . reserve football l year . intramural basketball . mcjored in science, Latin and English. IOHN GILTNER Activity manager . assemblies . Campus Workshop . citizenship award . honor roll . rifle letter . solo orchestra . orchestra . Speakers' Bureau . Student Council . Riile Club . rifle team . majored in science, music and English. KATHERINE I. GIURASH Katie -Stadiana . hobby-drawing . majored in bookkeeping, typing and En- glish. ISABEL GOORE Attendance clerk . Girls' Club commit- tees . Speakers' Bureau . Club Francais . majored in typing, shorthand and English. SHIRLEY ELIZABETH GREENFIELD Assemblies . Campus Workshop , dance committees . Girls' Club committees . sec- retary of Actors' Guild . Senior Glee Club 3 years . opera . special chorus '42 . Red Cross representative . study hall assistant . Sahasa . honor roll. PEGGY GRUMBLING Peg -Football Night 2 years . Junior Prom . assemblies . Stadiana . dance com- mittees . Girls' Club committees . third-year athletic award . Sahasa . Actors' Guild . Ski Club . majored in English, history, French and mathematics. BETTY GUNDSTROM President of Triple S . Stadiana . drum majorette . Tigerannas . World ad staff . co-chairman of Girls' Club mixer . third- year athletic award . hike leader . Foot- ball Night 2 years . activity manager . air raid warden . Speakers' Bureau . Iunior Prom . Red Cross representative . study hall assistant . Sahasa . Ski Club . typing pin . assemblies . dance committees . Girls' Golf Club . Thanksgiving baskets . Student Council . Girls' Council. SERMA HALKIDES Attendance clerk . Girls' Club commit- tees . lunchroom crew. PHYLLIS HALLIDAY Phil -vice president of Stadiana . ushered at commencement '42 . hike leader . co-chairman Girls' Club tolo . student leader 1 year . Red Cross repre- sentative . Football Night . air raid war- den . make-up class . Thespians . Sahasa . Senior Class Play. ALTA HANSEN Senior Glee Club 2111 years . special chorus l year . Christmas caroler . activity manager . assemblies . honor roll . opera 3 years , orchestra 2 years . secretary of orchestra. ,ss Lois HANSON Secretary 'Roi Girls' Club . treasurer of Iunior assl. Triple S . ushered at com- menceme t '42 . dlancin chorus 3 years . Stadiana 'Tigera . co-chairman of Farewell-to Sen' dance . Football Night 2 years . ers' Bureau . speedball championshp te m '41, '42 . third-year athletic ad rd . study hall assista . acti- vity manager . Sahasa . hike le der . Iu- nior Prom . one ol 25 outstand' g basket- ball players. ident of ophomore - . -- ' an ot Girls' lu so -W epartment vice - esi- dent ol Girls o Club . Tripl S . St di- ana . Tgerann s . ushered at c me e- ment '42 . n ot 25 outstanding basketball players . student leader . Football Night . Iunior Prom . activity manager. MARIAN HARTMAN Senior Honor Roll . Red Cross represen- tative . band . pep band . orchestra . solo orchestra . Rille Club . Camera Club . Sci- ence Club . delegate to music conference, superior rating in solo contest . hobby- music . majored in music, science and commercial. BARBARA HASLAM Barby -Art editor ot The Tahoma . Triple S . Stadiana . activity manager . dance committees , Football Night . Girls' Club committees . honor roll . Red Cross representative . stage design for Senior Class play . Art and Craft Club . Rifle Club . Club Francais . Sahasa . lunior Prom . assemblies . lirst-year athletic award. CAROL HAWKINS Second-year athletic award . Stadiana . Girls' Club committees . student nurse . Royal Rollers . hobby-horseback riding . majored in bookkeeping, English, history and social studies. NET HART Ianey President f.. v - - vice pres- s su ch la ROBERT L. HEALY Bob -Hi-Y . Big S . varsity track team 3 years . co-captain of sophomore football team . ushered at commencement '42 . Football Night . dance committees . as- semblies. IOE HEITMAN Debate Club . lirst-year debate letter . majored in mathematics, English, Spanish and machine drawing. DICK E. HENDERSON I-li-Y . Campus Workshop . assemblies . dance committees . Football Night. 4 Hi e 'A , , THOMAS HUGH HAMILTON, III Tom -Tahoma staff . opera cast '43 . Football Night '42 . senior sweater dance . special opera chorus '42 . Boys' Senior Glee . Student Council posters. . i,,,. , .,, .I MARVIN HANSEN Student leader . midget basketball . S '-s 1':'.:w . ' reserve basketball. E .!:' H :AQ . HELEl.:eI,lg:q:2?RER rtu.. .,,, if it SH -Q, .rf . . lin Q56 M l fl X 1 '1:.Tl , ... , , ' M ft 7 an , ffl' 'lm xii: me 1 4 s 4 Zi 'll' gg. at . 33' , ' i .-nl QQ Qt -hgh its .ts 'M i ll 1 ,r.t m ,ff PATRICIA LOU HARTER Patty -Secretary of Sophomore Class . Triple S . junior representative to Girls' Council . Senior Glee Club . ushered at commencement '42 . Red Cross representa- tive . Tigerannas . Stadiana . Sahasa . Football Night . Iunior Prom . Campus Workshop . Girls' Club committees . opera . study hall assistant. WILLA HARTMAN Willie -Make-up class . Actors' Guild . Sahasa , Thespians . Tigerannas , at- tended Olympia High l year. ISABELLE HASLAM Attended Queen Anne High, Seattle, 2 years . majored in English, history and typing. PAULINE HEALY World ad staff . business manager of The World . activity manager . journalism letter . honor roll . majored in typing, shorthand, English, bookkeeping and home economics. MARY IEAN HEIDINGER Midge -Girls' Council , Senior Glee Club , opera personnel . opera special chorus . dance committees . honor roll . Girls' Club committees . delegate to mu- sic conterence . Speakers' Bureau . Rille Club . Riding Club . Sahasa . Triple S . assemblies. DALE HENDERSON Daily -Swimming . Royal Rollers . lunchroom crew . N. Y. A. . hobbies- dancing, collecting menus and snapshots . majored in science, English, Spanish and mathematics. I RICHARD, DERSON Dick'L-gpera . Night . Senior Glee Citi . assemblies ed Cross repre- s?,taTtV . activit ager . motion pic- t re Qyojector oper or . majored in draw- ing, typing and English. , noNA1.D mcrcsorrf n -Hi-Y . Sophomore tennis . re- ser e ten . Footb ight '41, '42 , Ro clleffl H t' and Fishing Club . od air uilder . Big S . dance mmi . MARVIN HESSE ROBERT R. HIGGINS I-liggonzo -Boys' Golf Club . Rille Club . study hall assistant . Magic Club , Camera Club. GORDON M. HILL Dance committees . delegate to music conference . solo orchestra 2 years . Sci- ence Club . tootball manager . graduated in 2112 years. ROLAND HOAR Rollie -Intramural sports . Red Cross representative . Hunting and Fishing Club . president ot Boys' Goll Club . Science Club . reserve tennis . varsity golf. FRED HOFFMAN Dert - -Wrestling team . Wrestling Club . Fishermen's Club . Royal Rollers . majored in mathematics, science and En- glish. NELLY HOLLSTROM Attendance clerk , Girls' Club commit- tees . Riding Club . treasurer ot Royal Rollers . Sahasa. IACK HORR lackson -Activity manager . dance committees , Iunior Prom . sophomore football . study hall assistant . Fisher- men's Club . Ski Club , ski team '42, '43. BERNICE HOWARD Senior Girl Scouts . majored in typing, English and home economics. BETTE LU HUNTLEY Bets -Attendance clerk . Girls' Club committees . study hall assistant . Cam- era Club . Sahasa . Science Club. - -: E.. l r' ei 'YZ A HL- it n BEVERLY L ISE HE ST Girls' Club ittees dy h as- sistant . . Ro Rollers . ' h story, shorthand, ty 'ng and En h. DONALD BERRY HICKS lg -r ' Usherea at commencement '42 . Football 3' N. Night . Student Council . Boys' Golf Club z-, . . Ski Club . midget lootball , reserve toot- ball . president ot Sophomore Class . senior boys' representative to Student K Council . intramural sports . dance com- x Q mittees. I RICHARD HILDEBRANDT Iunior and reserve football . Rifle Club A 5 , majorec in mathematics and science. LEE Pmasro xi , en'or ars ance A committees . and . a Work- Milf '55 shop . maiored in S s , athematics and English . outside m loyment. 5 IOHN N. 1-iosei-i, In. 75 .Q Rifle Club . Science Club . Radio Club my , manager of stage crew l year . student , ,E ,, leader . scoreboard operator 2 years . , hobby-electronics . majored in mathemat- , I ' ics, science and Spanish. A ... KENNETH E. HOGGATT . ,J Genius -Intramural sports . Boys' Golf Club . Science Club . majored in mathe- JQ ' matics, science and industrial arts . hob- A bies-electricity, photography and radio. LORA LEE HOLTE Pl-IYLLIS HOSKINS .- Sahasa cabinet . ushered at commence- ment '42 . air raid warden . Football , t , j. ' -v,, l 'Q Night . Iunior Prom . dance committees . '. ,,A. activity manager . Speakers' Bureau . Sta- ff I diana . student nurse . study hall assis- ' ' tant . Riile Club. I fx . KATHR U1.'rGn1-:N ft' Katie -Presi irls' Club . ser- vice departmen h man of Girls' Club . Triple S . Q ' ll . Senior Glee Club . citizenship war . ' e president ot Speakers' Burea . ered omrnence- ment '42 . Girls' Coun . Gir Cabinet . Senior Honor Roll . omore debate champion . Football N' . d Cross rep- resentative . Stadiana . Student Council . Tahoma staff , World ad and editorial stalls . Fourth Estate . chairman of Girls' Club room . Sahasa . opera '42 . Campus Work- shop. IEANNE IACOBSEN Senior Glee Club . Ski Club . Riding Club . Girls' Club committees. IVA MAY IACOBSON I -Honor roll . Stadiana . study hall assistant . second-year athletic award . speedball and basketball championship teams . Science Club . Royal Rollers . majored in Latin, English, science, short- hand, typing and home economics. BETTY IANE IADEN Girls' Club committees . Sahasa . at- tended Roosevelt High, Seattle, 2 years. RONALD IARMON Bob -Motion picture projector oper- ator , Senior Honor Roll . majored in science, Spanish and English. DOROTHY IENSEN Majored in English, mathematics and art. VEI. C. IOHN N Stadi . l mittees . hike lea and Cr t Club . honor roll . Rifle b . third-y r athletic award , voll yball manager. l PEGGY IOHNSON Study hall assistant . Girls' Club com- mittees . activity manager . Miracle Book Club . majored in typing, shorthand and English, HOWARD K. IONES GRANT LEO IORGENSEN Bud -Senior band . pep band . Ski Club , majored in mathematics, English and science , outside employment. KERTTU KATHRYN KAHN Activity manager . honor roll . study hall assistant . Art and Cratt Club. DORIS MAYE KARNES Dody -Library assistant 2 years . activity manager . majored in science, English and home economics. , -L lm stair if M' K 1, ..i,. G . 9' r 5 t F n'2i11-: 2 Aa A , , L fly 1 mr ef 1 PM A, pf ., .P Q. st :le ff' PAUL IACOBSON jake -Varsity football 3 years, co- captain '42 , cross-state football team '41 . Hi-Y . Big S . junior Prom . assemblies . dance committees , Football Night . honor roll . intramural sports. or U' t FSM 3 uNtEa High .. Q it 'Y F Zyes ' ,- ,com h mcs. TOM JENKINS Tiger -Ski Club . Rifle Club . motion picture projector operator . dance com- mittees . outside employment. RUTH M. IENSEN Ruthie -Attended Hatton High KNo, Dak.J 1 year . Senior Glee Club accom- panist , opera and dancing chorus ac- companist . treasurer of Senior Glee Club . Football Night . Actors' Guild . Girls' Club committees . assemblies . Christmas caroler. MARVIN E. IOHNSON Sven -Hobbies-ice skating and hunt- ing . majored in typing, mathematics and English . model airplane builder . opera . Boys' G-lee Club , Actors' Guild. FRANCES IONES Girls' Club committees . Royal Rollers . Ice Skating Club . majored in history. clothing and English, LEONARD IONES Lenny -Varsity track 2 years . sopho- more football . reserve wrestling . Big S . student leader . dance committees , Foot- ball Night . intramural sports . model airplane builder . band . study hall assis- tant , Ski Club . Fishermen's Club . out- side employment. IIM E. KADE Yell duke . midget football l year , state ski meet . Ski Club . junior Prom , dance committees . assemblies , ski team. GRACE KAMP Honor roll . majored in Latin, English and science. BEATRICE HELEN KEITH Bea -Red Cross representative . dance committees . honor roll . Girls' Club com- mittees . Art and Craft Club . shorthand certificate . Miracle Book Club. DOROTHY KEITH Dotty -Red Cross representative . shorthand certificate . Girls' Club com- mittees , dance committees . Art and Cratt Club . Thespians . Miracle Book Club . honor roll . majored in typing and short- hand. AUDREY KENNEY Co-producer of Campus Workshop 2 years . opera '41, '42 . delegate to music conference . regional contest 2 years . student nurse . assemblies , Girls' Club committees . majored in English, history and home economics . Columbia School ol the Air broadcast. IRENE KINDREGAN Ike -Girls' Club committees , Science Club . student nurse . Royal Rollers . study hall assistant . majored in Latin, English and history. BEVERLY KNAPP IOAN N. KNEELAND Basketball manager . speedball cham- pionship team '4l . baseball championship team '41 . Stadiana . one ot 25 outstand- ing basketball players . study hall assis- tant . Football Night '42 . Sahasa , majored in Spanish, history, typing and English. AGNES KREMER Baseball championship team . majored in shorthand, typing, English and clothing. MIL D V. KUKULAN Milly -H no roll . Stadia , stud hall ss' t . rld ad s t d oss representati . a ti ty m . ior Girl Scouts Gi ' committ . Sahasa . maj ed i English, clothing d Latin . hobby-collecting picture post- cards . outside employment. BERT F. LARSON Lars -Activity manager . intramural basketball . model airplane builder . study hall assistant . majored in English, wood shop, science and history. EVELYNNE LARSON Senior Glee Club . Ski Club . study hall assistant . Art and Cralt Club . Senior Girl Scouts , Girls' Golt Club . Red Cross representative . Actors' Guild . Sahasa . Girls' Club committees. ELIZABETH LEE Red Cross representative . student lead- er . second-year athletic award . Thespi- ans . Stadiana . activity manager . dance committees . Girls' Club committees . Sahasa. sm fits? A ' sa if - tk img Sl 4 I ' fi' it tex 6' af 1 Leif at . C . .gf Inns' V7 X . if , 5, I , . .dn .. Q. , ' i' Tw as-? f tr ' f y A do HELEN KENNEDY Attendance clerk . dance committees . Girls' Club committees . shorthand certifi- cate . Royal Rollers , Sahasa . majored in shorthand, typing and English. RUSSELL H. KEYES Russ -Big S . wrestling 2 years . dance committees . activity manager . Hunting and Fishing Club . Ski Club . Wrestling Club . Hi-Y. IOHN KLARICH Varsity baseball 3 years , vice president of Baseball Club . reserve basketball . Hi-Y , intramural sports . Big S . air raid warden . study hall assistant . model airplane builder. IACK W. KNAPP Rille te-am . Rifle Club . student leader . honor roll . majored in mathematics, Spanish and English. BARBARA LEIGH KOCHA Speakers' Bureau . Stadiana . Sahasa . study hall assistant . attendance clerk . Red Cross representative . second-year athletic award . student nurse . dance committees . Girls' Club committees . majored in English, clothing and history. BEATRICE I. KROODSMA Betty -Miracle Book Club . lunch- room crew . student nurse . attended Moxee I-ligh School 1 year . majored in home economics, commercial and English. KENNETH THOMAS LANGLOW Dance committees . intramural basket- ball . Rille Club . majored in English, Latin and mathematics. EVELYN LUJIKNQL-AHSON ly'-H' 'Leader . hon r ollz C tative - year athleftfa ille Club , Royal Rollers . ft d cmh Citlb. NORMA M. LAURSEN Activity manager . Speakers' Bureau . Girls' Club committees . Christmas play . study hall assistant . style show. MARIORIE THERESA LEED Margie -Senior Glee Club . Sahasa . opera . Girls' Club committees . assem- blies . majored in commercial, bookkeep- ing and English. MERLE ALAN LEGG Professor -Band , Hi-Y . Big S , honor roll . intramural swimming . pep band . vice president and president of Science Club . varsity swimming team . science conference '4l . activity manager. MARILYN LORRAINE LEVERENZ Mickic -Girls' Club committees . dance committees . Tigerannas . Sahasa . Golf Club . Thespians. BOB V. LIND Band , pep band. VIRGINIA A.. LOCHOW Triple S . editor of The World . Campus Workshop producer 2 years , secretary of Quill and Scroll . Speakers' Bureau . World ad manager , journalism letter . junior de- bate champion '4l . second place trophy winner at C.P.S. debate tournament '41 . debate letter . Football Night . Tigerannas . Fourth Estate . Sahasa . activity man- ager . Girls' Club committees . honor roll. RALD UGH Gerric' ' wship department chair- man of Girls' activity manager . Tigerannas . t ' -ye letic award . Stadian . e committees . junior Prom . G' b committees . Football Night . assembli .QWckld ad staff , Ski Club . Rifle Club ixifhespians . Senior Girl Scouts . Art and Craf ub . Sahasa . Senior Class play scenery. IEAN LYMBURN leanie -Girls' Club committees . Se- nior Glee Club , opera , Sahasa , majored in English, Spanish and commercial . at- tended lclansboro High KNO. Dak.j IACK MCCDONALD Eli-Y . varsity football . reserve football . sophomore basketball . Big S . ushered at commencement '42 . activity manager . Football Night , Iunior Prom . dance com- mittees . Red Cross representative . Boys' Golf Club . Ski Club . intramural bas- ketball . study hall assistant . student leader. IEAN MACPHERSON Red Cross representative . Sahasa . Royal Rollers . Girls' Club committees . Ice Skating Club . dance committees . majored in home economics, commercial and English, BETTY MAGNUSON Brownie -Tigerannas . Sahasa . Girls' Club committees . Royal Rollers . Ski Club . Riding Club . treasurer of Bowling Club . hobby-sports . study hall assistant. PENNY MAHONEY Student nurse. 5 it wg ', i fl , SE 1 . 5, r JT l fm QF' nh. A 4, . . i Z: 'Y 'V 3 MARIAN MARIE LENTZ Attended Puyallup High . majored in mathematics, English and history. BETTY H. LEWIS Miracle Book Club . Rifle Club . majored in typing bookkeeping and English. IING HO LING Citizenship award . Girls' Club com- mittees . honor roll . study hall assistant , Christian Union . Miracle Book Club. ROBERT MAYNE LONGSTRETH Tahoma staff photographer . secretary of Motion Picture Projector Operators Club . president of Camera Club . Sci- ence Club . Ski Club . hobby-photoge raphy . majored in English, science, h:s- tory and Spanish. IIM LUNDBERG ROBERT CUSHMAN LYON Senior Honor Roll . Stamp Club 2 years . Science Club stamp exhibit '41, '42 . majored in Latin, mathematics, science, history and English. RUTH L. MACEMON Treasurer of Senior Girl Scouts . second- year athletic award . Football Night , Stadian-1 . speedball manager . student leader . Sahasa . Rille Club . Senior Class play-reading committee . study hall assis- tant . one of 25 outstanding basketball players. DAN MADSEN Activity manager . majored in English Spanish and typing , outside employment, GERTRUDE MAHNCKE Gertie -Treasurer of S e n i o r G i rl Scouts . Girls' Club committees . study hall assistant . student nurse . Thespians . majored in English, French and home economics. ERAKLE MANOLIDES Model airplane builder , honor roll . study hall assistant . activity manager . majored in woodshop, bookkeeping and English. ELEANOR MANSEN Senior Glee Club . opera . activity man- ager . secretary of Miracle Book Club . honor roll. DORIS MARKER Honor roll . Royal Rollers . Thespians . Thanksgiving baskets . outside employ- ment , majored in English, history and Spanish. HARRY MARTIGOPOULOS Model airplane builder . sophomore football . Rifle Club . Baseball Club . intramural sports . Red Cross representa- tive . study hall assistant. GERALDINE L. MATTHEWS Gerrie -Sahasa . attendance clerk . Girls' Club committees . Thespians . Royal Rollers . majored in English, home eco- nomics and typing . Pep Club. EVELYN MATZEN Evie -Tigerannas . student nurse , majored in German, history and home economics. ALBERT MAZZUCA Band . pep band . N. Y. A. . lunch- room crew . majored in music, English and manual training. LORA-ETHEL MCCONNELL Girls' Club committees . student nurse . Science Club . Royal Rollers . majored in English, mathematics, science and home economics. MARY ANN MCNEILL Mac -Yell queen . yell duchess . Triple S . Tahoma staff , World editorial staff . ushered at commencement '42 . Campus Workshop . honor roll . Stadiana , Football Night . Girls' Council . activity manager . swimming team 1 year . as- semblies . Girls' Club committees . dance committees . Ski Club . student leader. HARRY L. MEIXNER Rifle Club . Boys' Golf Club . attended Broadway High, Seattle . activity man- ager , outside employment, MARGARET MELVILLE Triple S . World editorial staff . Tahoma staff . Football Night . honor roll . Stadi- ana . Red Cross representative . first-year athletic award . second-year rifle letter . activity manager . secretary of Rifle Club . library assistant . baseball champion- ship team '4l . study hall assistant . at- tendance clerk . dance committees . Sci- ence Club. ,,,. sms t . N if X ii .: ' 3 te' A 4 A f . A - li . . f . -f.. if ' 4 . Z In ...: -it N'y,' , J Aff b .. . GLY' 'WWE 'W Sits M, ef' BARBARA MAPLE Bobbi -Attendance clerk . student nurse . Royal Rollers . majored in typing, English ond clothing. 1 RICHARD A. MARKER Reserve football 2 years . Big S , Iunior Prom . aance committees . Rifle Club , hobby-stream fishing and baseball . ma- jored in English, mathematics and draw- ing. IOHN MATHEWSON Big lohn -Study hall assistant . Stamp Club . Big S . sophomore football , re- serve football . model airplane builder . intramural sports , Rifle Club. OY G ORGE MAT fi ' restlin . atte ded ' burn High . A -'fu' . obby 61'- v ' red in history, Span- IS I I KENNETH GORDON MAY Kenny -Band . pep band , Rifle Club . Science Club . Thesphans . Record Club . activity manager . majored in English, mathematics and science. ANTHONY MAZZUCA 'Bazzooka -Band . lunahroom crew . N, Y, A. . pep band. ROBERT DONALD MCCROSKEY 'Mouse -Hi-Y . Big S . reserve tennis 2 years . reserve football l year . dance committees . intramural basketball . ush- ered at commencement '42 . Thespian mat- inee . Iunior Prom . treasurer of Senior Class . assemblies . Speakers' Bureau . Ski Club . honor roll . Football Night . Boys' Golf Cub , Senior Class Play Lead , outside mployment. l. LA MAY MEHALICK Se r ary-treasurer of Actors' Guild 2 yea s . assemblies . honor roll . student nurse . Girls' Club committees. WILLIAM CLYDE MELENDY Hi-Y . Student Council . air raid war- den , Big S . Football Night . second- year rifle letter . president of Rifle Club . first-year reserve wrestling letter , stu- dent leader . vice president of Student Leader Club. IEAN MERGEL Secretary of Sophomore Class . fellow- ship deportment chairman of Girls' Club , ushered at commencement '42 . co-chair- man of sophomore sweater dance . Red Cross representative . Speakers' Bureau . Sahasa . Ski Club . library assistant . dance committees. NANCY MESLER Miracle Book Club . Red Cross repre- sentative . Thanksgiving baskets . Senior Girl Scouts . majored in mathematics, English and typing. MARGARET MILLIGAN MIN ITTI ln ra sports owling Club . ho roll , in Spanish, English, history and ematics. F. H. MITCHELL IOY MOBERG President ,of Student Leader Club , Se- nior Glee Club . Science Club . Thanks- giving baskets . Girls' Club committees. WILLIAM MOIEAN Hi-Y . Red Cross representative . Big S . varsity track l year . sophomore track , reserve rifle team 1 year . Ritle Club . treasurer of Hunting and Fishing Club . model airplane builder , dance commit- tees. SHIRLEY IOYCE MORGAN Mirley -Air raid warden . activity manager . dancing chorus 2 years . Red Cross representative . Tigerannas . Iunior Prom . Girls' Club committees . assem- blies , dance committees . Sahasa . Senior Glee Club . Football Night 3 years. HELEN MORTON Hess -Red Cross representative . Mir- acle Book Club . majored in English, shorthand and typing. HAROLD I. MOSICH Moe -Big S . intramural sports . Ski Club . Boys' Golf Club . sophomore ten- nis 2 years . varsity tennis . reserve golf . Washington State high school tennis doubles champion . Cross-state League tennis aoubles champion. AMY IEAN MUNZ Honor roll . make-up class 2 years . Senior Girl Scouts . Rifle Club . Camera Club , majored in Spanish, history and English. QF , My QM' i A my . .ti JD will vs? Q vf W if t oila s 1. MIKLAUTSCH K In nded hi h school in Dickinson CNo. :'- -,,. i K .J 3 y rs. Wie f qi - 86 Q fl Ay SHIRLEY IEAN MILSTED Honor roll . Girls' Club committees . dance committees . Iunior Prom . Football Night . Rifle Club . Sahasa . opera prompter . Thespians , Science Club . at- tendance clerk . study hall assistant . Christmas play. ELAINE CECEILIA MITCHELL Pinky -jTreasi1rer of Red Cross . secre- tary-treasuref oi Tigerannas . Football Night . Stadiana . hike leader . third-year athletic award . Speakers' Bureau . opera dancilng chorus '42 . ushered at commence- rnen t '42 , atttendance clerk . assemblies . Girls' Club committees . dance committees . Iunior Brom . Sahasa . Ski Club . study hall assistant. WARREN MITCHELL Buss -I-li-Y . vice president of Big S . activity manager . varsity baseball 3 years, co-captain '42 . varsity basketball 2 years . varsity football 1 year . reserve football 2 years . ushered at commence- ment '42 . Student Council . intramural sports . dance committees. DON MOE Reserve football l year . Rifle Club . Hunting and Fishing Club . majored in history, English and woodshop. KEN MOODY Majored in English, mathematics and science. BILLEE MORLEY Attended Oswege Academy QNew Yorkl 2 years . Senior Glee Club . Football Night '42 . Actors' Guild . Sahasa . Ski Club . Thespians . Girls' Golf Club , opera cast '43 , Senior Class play-reading committee . Campus Workshop . Girls' Club committees. ROBERT WALLACE MORTON Mortie -Air raid warden . Big S . Hi- Y . intramural sports . fencing . orchestra 2 years . solo orchestra l year . treasurer of Student Leader Club . student leader 2 years . varsity swimming 3 years . bas- ketball manager '41 . football manager '41 , state relay swimming championship team '42 DOROTHY MOYLES Dottie -Senior Glee Club 2 years . library assistant . opera . majored in Fri- glish, Latin and clothing. Pres ' d vice president of Ski Club . nior . Football Night . dance co ittees honor roll . intramural bad- 'nt . g and Fishing Club . Rifle Clhsm-skix 3 years, captain 2 years. E . TOM MURPHY DALE MURRAY Box -Hi-Y . vice president ot Senior Class , varsity swimming 2 years . re- serve lootball l year . Big S . band . ushered at commencement '42 . Football Night . student leader. ROBERT FAIRFAX MYERS Yell duke . reserve football 1 year . World editorial stall . Red Cross repre- sentative . Football Night . Ski Club . Boys' Goli Club . intramural sports . Iu- nior Prom . Fourth Estate . sophomore tennis . midget football . assemblies . Big S , Speakers' Bureau . Science Club . swimming team. KATHERINE NASH Katy -Orchestra 3 years . solo or- chestra , music conference . Girls' Club committees . opera . assemblies , Ritle Club . Art and Craft Club . Bowling Club . majored in Latin, mathematics and En- glish. A ABELLE RUTH NEARY Girls 'glilycommittees . Red Cross rep- reseT'i tive . majored in sqhoftfiahd, typing an istory. 1 , - BLAINE NELSON Attended Arlington High l year . Sci- ence Club . majored in mathematics, sci- ence, French and English. GRACE NELSON Dance committees . Girls' Club com- mittees . library assistant . Royal Rollers . Sahasa . secretary of Science Club . student leader , make-up class. KENNETH NESS Hobbies-airplane model building . rna- jored in science, mathematics, English and drawing. PAT NEWELL Hike leader . student nurse . Stadiana . first-year athletic award . Sahasa . Ice Skating Club . Club Francais . majored in French and history. l GE TR E VIR A NILES Vir ' Sa . Science Club . Ac- tors' ild . al Rollers . study hall assist nt . ajored in English, science, Latin and commercial. DORIS NOBLE Opera '41, '42 . Sahasa . student nurse . Campus Workshop . Senior Glee Club . Actors' Guild . study hall assistant . Girls' Club committees . assemblies. wail rr Q IIM MYERS ' Slim -Senior Honor Roll . Boys' Golf Club . Rifle Club . band 1 year . majored in mathematics, science and Spanish. ROBERT E. NAMANNY Bob -Majored in German, science, English and history . hobbies-photog- raphy and archery. BEVERLY NAUBERT Vice president ot Triple S . secretary- treasurer of Speakers' Bureau , sub-chair- man ot fellowship department oi Girls' Club . sophomore representative to Girls' Council . Senior Honor Roll . Football Night . band . pep band . citizenship activity manager , Red Cross representa- tive . Sahasa . Thespians . Girls' Golf . Club , Campus Workshop. it . award . delegate to music conference '41 . MF' ' A t -f-HE: E Q vii' Q THOMAS SLOAN NELSEN Nellie -Hi-Y . air raid warden . dance committees . Football Night . Senior Hon- or Roll , Red Cross representative . presi- dent ot Speakers' Bureau. Student Council . study hall assistant . Boys' Gall Club . Magic Club . Science Club . Rille Club. EMMA LOUISE NELSON President of Stadiana . business manager ot The Tahoma . Triple S . badminton champion . ushered at commencement '42 . Senior Girl Scouts . Student Council . ac- tivity manager . assemblies . Girls' Coun- cil . Senior Glee Club . hike leader . Senior Honor Roll . opera '43 . Red Cross representative , Girls' Club cabinet . one oi Z5 outstanding basketball players 3 years . third-year athletic award . Football Night , Thanksgiving baskets . Iunior Prom. NADINE M. NESBIT Dena -Girls' Club committees . stu- dent nurse . Royal Rollers . Movie Club . majored in home economics, mathemat- I ics and English . activity manager. IDA BELLE NEUMANN ''Snuily''-Sergeant-at-arms of Stadiana , World ad stall . activity manager . third-year athletic award . Football Night , hike leader . one ot 25 outstanding bas- ketball players . Girls' Club committees . speedball and basketball championship 1 1 'ei Ei fx teams. VIVIENNE NEWTON Vi -Speakers' Bureau . secretary of Art and Craft Club . study hall assistant . Girls' Club committees. KARL H. NILSEN Majored in shop, English and history . outside employment. RICHARD NORTON Red -Activity manager . Science Club . Rifle Club . reserve swimming team . hobbies--model airplanes and animals . majored in science, mathematics and En- glish. BETTYE NORWOOD Bet --Senior Glee Club . Red Cross representative . student nurse . Sahasa . majored in Spanish, home economics and English. HAROLD NOVIKOFF Assemblies . band , honor roll . pep band. IUNE NYQUIST Third-year athletic award . Stadiana . honor roll . baseball manager . activity manager , typing pin, MARGARET OGDEN Maggie -Girls' Club committees . Sahasa . majored in science, English, social science and Latin. IUDITH LORRAINE OLSON Iudy -Senior Glee Club . opera . Actors' Guild . Art and Craft Club . Mir- acle Book Club . Sahasa . Thespians . opera '43. ROB R HAROL SON S de '- . us e at commence- ment ' es . midget bos- ketb e basketball 2 years . rese e ba lb year . varsity base- ball 1 ear . etary of Big S . Campus Workshop, ELIZABETH ANNE OLZENDAM Tizz -Activity manager . dance com- mittees , Girls' Club committees . Ski Club . Girls' Golt Club . Thanksgiving baskets . assemblies. DORIS OPLAND Dee Dee -Senior Glee Club . opera 2 years . Stodiona . baseball manager . third-year athletic award . one ot 25 outstanding basketball players . basket- ball and speedball championship teams. MARION SG O Ossie e o r a lay lead S eakers' r . Camp orkshop air commit s . t committees . t tended Anni - t eminary 1 year ' - S Cl . P . . raid nda e clerk . dance ' a - Senior Class t - -reading c o m m i t t e e . Thespian cabinet . Football Night. ORANELL G. OWEN World ad statt . study hall assistant . Senior Girl Scouts . Royal Rollers . Sa- hasa . Bowling Club . dance committees . Girls' Club committees . library assis- tant. ' F . , F' it i'.' ' ss N, A ers. v A.. DON L. NOTHSTEIN Rifle Club . majored in mathematics, drawing and science, IAMES A. NHANDER Opera 2 yearsg I Roys' jGlee Club 2 years . assemblies fCampus Workshop . dance committees . Fooflfall Night '41 . intramural sports . Actors' Guild. RETHA O'CONNOR Re -Honor roll . Campus Workshop . Red Cross representative . Speakers' Bureau . dance committees . Girls' Club committees . Riding Club . Sahasa . lce Skating Club . assemblies. DELORES OLSEN Dee -Attendance clerk . Red Cross representative 2 years . student nurse . study hall assistant . Rifle Club . Bowling Club . majored in typing, history, home economics, Spanish and English. MARIORIE OLSON Marge --Attendance clerk . study hall assistant . Rifle Club . honor roll . ma- jored in shorthand, typing and home economics. ALVIN WALTER OLSON. II Olie -Assemblies . Big S . dance committees , Student Council . Ski Club . Record Club . varsity tennis 3 years, cap- tain l year . reserve football 1 year . co-chairman of senior sweater dance , hobbies-skiing, tennis and records. CHARLES H. OPGENORTH Activity manager . Hunting and Fishing Club . secretary of Magic Club , Science Club . Camera Club . Ski Club, GERALDINE OSBERG Gerry -Activity manager . attendance clerk , dance committees , delegate to music conference . Girls' Club commit- tees . Senior Glee Club . opera '41 . Red Cross representative . study hall assistant . Girls' Golf Club . Royal Rollers . Sa- hasa . Ski Club . student leader. GRANT OTIS Campus Workshop . Boys' Glee Club . intramural sports . opera . student leader. MARTHA LOUISE OZIER Red Cross representative . Royal Rollers . Art and Craft Club . Camera Club . Girls' Club committees . majored in En- glish, hcme economics and typing. PHILIP PYLE DONNA MAXINE PACE Attended Sunnyside 2 years. RAMON PAYNE Ray -President of Boys' Club . Hi-Y . varsity football l year . varsity track 2 years . Big S . honor roll . ushered at commence- ment '42 . air raid warden . Football Night . dance committees . intramural sports . Iunior Prom . varsity basketball . co-chair- man Farewell-to-Seniors dance. CHARLES PERROW Chuck -Activity manager . band . Campus Workshop . pep band . Ski Club . poem in National Anthology of High School Poetry . Christmas assembly . Se- nior Closs play-reading committee. MARILYN PETERS Attended high school in Hereford, Ore., 2 years and Ketchikan, Alaska, l semes- ter. KATHRYN PETERSON Kaye -Senior Glee Club . opera . hobby-sketching . majored in Spanish, art and English. LETA PHILLIPS Majored in English, history and com- mercial. WILLIAM A. PIERCY Bill -Assemblies . dance committees . Football Night . intramural sports . Ac- tors' Guild . Sophomore Boys' Club , model oirplane builder . majored in his- tory, English and shop. WESLEY POMEROY Wes -Student traffic patrol l year . majored in English, mathematics and shop. IOHN L. PRECHEK Hi-Y . Big S . football inspirational award '42 . Science Club . Ski Club . Hunting and Fishing Club . activity man- ager . sophomore football . reserve foot- ball . varsity football . Divers' Club . intramural sports . Camera Club. ,S , ..,. -2 . Msgs .t . . 5- M . . P51412 li ith has it N . VIRGINIA ANNE PAUL Ginia -Senior representative to Girls' Council . Senior Glee Club . hike leader . Speakers' Bureau . Stadiana . third- rd . . . year athletic awa . Riding Club . Rifle Club . Sahasa . play, f . Vocational hidme econom- oh typing. 4. F Kwik . ir w Q ii 1 I L: 35-Mi -J -model airplanes and stamps. Rifle Club . Fishermen's Club . hobbies Q , T :-- . Girls' English, f If GLENN R. PERRY Www ,w' i ---' 'df GRACE PETERSON? Qlub--.montmittees . majored in ' shorthand, typing. DOM PETRINOVICH Red Cross representative . dance com- mittees . model airplane builder . lunch- FOOITI CISW. IANE PICAKRD ',,f dance co m irls' Club commit- ' . IFES! dentfntfi' Prom . tees . R' oss representative 2 years . first-year athletic award . Bowling Club . Thanksgiving baskets. In CHARLOTTE ANNE PLUMMER Polly -Stadiaria . Tigerannas . Sa- hasa . lunior Prom . Football Night '41, '42 . second-year athletic award . Senior Girl Scouts . dance committees. THOMAS PORRO Rifle Club . rifle team . Science Club . majored in Latin, science and mathemat- ics . Ski Club . Stamp Club. HARRY PROCTOR Majored in music, history and English. VENUS GLORIA QUALLS First and second-year athletic awards . Red Cross representative . hike leader . make-up class . Stadiana . Thanksgiving baskets , Girls' Club committees . Foot- ball Night . dance committees . Thespi- ans. IACK QUIRIN Midget football . intramural basketball . Bowling Club. il LLYE R ' WL H or rl ik guy' . Stadiana . Tig a 4 s I ir - L thletic award . b d -1 -'1 s m nager . Sahasa . of -- -ii I s . Gir ' Club commit- - , bask -' championship team. GLENNA RAY G1ge -Senior Glee Club . opera per- sonnel 2 years . Stadiana . third-year athletic award . basketball championship team. DAVID REBS Reserve swimming . band . band board 2 years , pep band . music conference '41, '42 . junior Prom . Red Cross repre- sentative . outside employment , gradu- ated in 2113 years. GENE C. RETTKE Varsity baseball 3 years . reserve foot- ball l year , Big S . study hall assistant. DON RICHARDSON Honor roll . majored in French, machine drawing and mathematics. FLORENCE L. RICHTER Flo --Girls' Club committees . Stadi- ana . student nurse . study hall assistant . president and vice president of Miracle Book Club. LESLIE EUGENE RILEY Les -Sophomore football, co-captain '40 . Sophomore Boys' Club . study hall assistant , dance committees . stage crew . activity manager. IIM ROBERTS Intramural basketball . swimming . track . Actors' Guild . Rifle Club . activity manager . model airplane builder . outside employment . study hall assistant . ma- jored in history, English and shop. RUTH ROBERTS Student nurse . Rifle Club . Riding Club . hobby-swimming . majored in English, art and home economics. at ii kg? . ,. 'CF is W g sw- ii if ' r i 4 r 5 if 'XA A ai -Q1 y f. . X t g .4 W U ,tb ' f ik If , me wk 1--t ROBERTA RADKE Bert -Make-up class . majored in social science, science and English . at- tended Golden Valley High lNo. Dak.J CHARLES RAWSON Activity manager . band . Red Cross representative . study hall assistant . Science Club . Bowling Club . Stamp Club. IULIANA RAY julie -Vice president of Girls' Club . editor of The Tahoma . news, copy, and assistant editors of The World . ushered at commencement '42 . Quill and Scroll . Student Council . Girls' Cabinet . Girls' Council . sophomore debate champion '40 . activity manager . air raid warden . make-up class . Thespian cabinet 2 years . president and vice president of Senior Girl Scouts . Speakers' Bureau . honor roll . Fourth Estate . Debate Club . chairman of the Girls' Club room . journalism letter . Campus Workshop , attended Alameda High fCal.J l semester . Senior Class Play . National Thespians. IANETH REID Ianny -Activity manager . make-up class . Girls' Club committees . Thespi- ans . swimming team l year . Sahasa . Science Club . student nurse . Rifle Club . Royal Rollers. DICK REYNOLDS Dick -Boys' Golf Club . Red Cross representative . majored in science, math- ematics and English. IOHN RICHMOND Activity manager . model airplane build- er . sophomore football . Royal Rollers . majored in shop, history and English. PATRICIA IUNE RICKER Yell queen . pep assemblies . junior girls' representative to Student Council . usher- ed at commencement '42 . Iunior Prom . dance committees . May Queen attendant . Tigerannas . Stadiana . Senior Glee Club . treasurer and vice president of Thespians . treasurer of Sahasa . Red Cross repre- sentative . Football Night . opera . Thes- pian matinee. BOB RINKER Rink -President of Big S . varsity basketball 2 years . reserve basketball l year . secretary of Hi-Y , student leader . ushered at commencement '42 . dance committees . Football Night . Student Council . Hunting and Fishing Club. MARY ELINORE ROBERTS Woggy -First-year athletic award . basketball championship team . majored in shorthand, typing, English and cloth- ing. WALTER W. ROCKWAY HARRY ROEGNER Sophomore football . sophomore track . reserve football 2 years . varsity track 2 years. LISETTA ROWE Scoop -Honor Roll . study hall assis- tant . Rifle Club . Sahasa . attended Annie Wright Seminary l year . short- hand certificate . World editorial staff . Girls' Club committees. HM RUFF Rifle Club . majored in mathematics, English ond history. ARLENE ST. IEAN Red Cross representative . Actors' Guild . Sahasa . majored in shorthand, typing, home economics and English. HENRY E. SANDAHL Hank -Dance committees . motion picture projector operator . study hall assistant, NORMA E. SCHALER Miracle Book Club . majored in Latin, English and history. EDNA MARGARET SCHARTOW Citizenship award . Tigerannas . Sahasa . Thespians . student nurse . World edi- torial stafl , Speakers' Bureau . Girls' Club committees. DON SCHENK Rille Club . model airplane builder. FRED SCHOMBER, IR. Activity manager . band , delegate to music conference '41 . pep band . solo orchestra for opera '41, '42, '43. l J 1 I -C Ill-IN c an vity anag . student leader . i amural b s t all . reserve football . secretary 'Student Leader Club 2 years . Big S,i ' , l l ti... s W . 5, we at .ilk ,-.U as E , sv it is is AL f t f 4 PATRICIA ROLLER Pat -Student nurse . make-up class . attended Central High lNew Yorkj and Fort Collins High tColoradoj . study hall assistant. VIRGINIA LOU ROYSE Ginny -Campus Workshop . dance committees . Iunior Prom . Tigerannas . Girls' Golf Club . Riding Club , Sahasa , Ski Club . Thespians . Ice Skating Club. ROBERT T. RYAN Bob -Outside employment . majored in English, bookkeeping and typing. fl -i E SAMUELSON N ' a ' ance committees . Movie Club . oyal Rollers . Sahasa . study 'hall as i tant . Vocational Club. WANDA SANDERS Assemblies . opera . solo orchestra . basketball championship team . majored in commercial and English, t ' I F EN LLER a W ksh . delegate to music ce i lee Club . opera . rc ra . T ' ns . majored in music, n lish and hi tory. MARY-ANNA SCHENCK Mirandy Strutz -World circulation man- ager . World editorial staff . varsity debate team 2 years . superior and excellent rat- ing, C.P.S. debate tournament . treasurer of Debate Club . Club Francais , Red Cross representative . study hall assistant . Girls' Club committees . championship team, C.P.S. debate tournament '43 . journalism letter . feature editor of The World . Quill and Scroll. ETHEL SCHMIDT Secretory of 'lriple S . subechairman of fellowship department of Girls' Club . Stadiana . Football Night '42 . Iunior Prom . air raid warden . Ski Club . Sa- hasa . activity manager . senior picture appointment committee . honor roll. IANE KATHRYN SCHRAMM Girls' Club committees . Royal Rollers-. majored in history, English and clothing. HAZEL LOUISE SCHURB Girls' Club committees . Royal Rollers. ARDIS SCOTT Bummy -Stadiana . Re ross rep- resentative . student lead ars letic award . one of 25 outs nding ba ketball players . Girls' Club committe ' A ir Royal Rcllers . Sahasa . se - r - f ' L. FLORABELLE SEBREE Senior Glee Club . Girls' Club commit- tees. VELMA LEE SELL Sahasa . Girls' Club committees . as- semblies . graduated in ZVZ years . majored in typing, shorthand, English and clothing. ROBERT SESSIONS Bob --Rifle Club , rifle letter . Royal Rollers . Science Club , reserve football. MARGARET FRANCES SHAPPEE Sassy -Sahasa . Rifle Club . Ski Club . Thespians . Girls' Club commit- tees . majored in history, English, com- mercial and French. DONAL D. SHERFY I-Ii-Y . reserve football 2 years . varsity football l year . Big S . activity manager . Rifle Club . dance committees. ELLEN MARIE SIEGFRIED Girls' Club committees . honor roll . Art and Craft Club . hobby-painting . majored in history, typing, English and art . attended Oak Harbor High 2 years. GEORGE LESLIE SKOG Ski Club . lce Skating Club . midget football , reserve football 2 years . Big S . dance committees. DONNA SMITH junior Prom . air raid warden . dance committees . Girls' Club committees . Red Cross representative . Actors' Guild . Art and Craft Club . Girls' Golf Club . Sahasa . Ski Club . Club Francais . attended Queen Anne High, Seattle, l year. u PAULINE SMITH Paulie -Club Francais . Science Club . Girls' Club committees . student nurse . Royal Rollers . majored in English, his- tory anrl home economics. , at Q 1 un i , it it Q M .:. 32225 35- mir. . Q , - yr. zz f. .1 - .53-I. W. 4 ? il qv. 1 1 I -- :'...i- 1.2 LESLIE SEAL BARBARA SEDLACEK Barbs -Sahasa . honor roll. VIRGINIA LOUISE CADDY SELL Ginny -Senior Glee Club , opera 2 years . delegate to music conference . Tigerannas . Actors' Guild . Golf Club . Sahasa . Science Club , Thespians . Camera Club. ' - -R f ' t ft ' , ' DORIS A. SEVERSEN ' Treasurer and vice president of Art and Craft Club . vice president of Actors' Guild. IOSEPH N. SHENSKY l'joe -Big S . varsity football 2 years . Football Night . study hall assistant . intramural sports. THOMAS SHINE Fishermen's Club . majored in mathe- matics, science and English. IOHN SINKOVICH Sophomore football . intramural sports . majored in French, mathematics and Eri- glish. PATRICIA SLADE Pat -Student nurse . majored in En- glish, typing and clothing. HARRY V. SMITH. IR. World staff photographer . air raid warden , Campus Workshop announcer . Tahoma staff photographer '42 . motion picture projector operator . dance commit- tees , World ad staff . Camera Club . Rifle Club . Columbia School of the Air broadcast. ZELDA SOVEY NORMA SPIEGELBERG Normie -Student nurse . majored in English, typing and home economics. ROSA LEE STATTIN Accuracy award and state typing team . second-year athletic award . Senior Glee Club . honor roll . opera special chorus . Royal Rollers . Miracle Book Club . Thes- pians . majored in mathematics, Latin and history. BETTY IEAN STEDMAN Activity manager . attendance clerk . Girls' Club committees . honor roll . Red Cross representative . outside employment . majored in shorthand, typing and En- glish. LELAND E. STENEIDE Professor Drummond -Attended Stan- ley High lNo. Dak.j 2 years . band . majored in English, science and mathe- matics. CECIL STONE Big S . ushered at commencement '42 . dance committees . junior Prom . study hall assistant . varsity baseball 2 years reserve baseball 1 year . varsity bas- ketball 2 years . reserve basketball l year . varsity football 2 years . reserve football l year. MICKEY STRAY Reserve baseball 2 years . Boys' Golf Club. RICHARD TABELL Band . honor roll . reserve tennis. BETTY IEAN TAYLOR lean -Rifle Club . rifle team , rifle letter . Royal Rollers , hobby-horseback riding . majored in English, shorthand and typing. GEORGE IRVING THOMAS Hi-Y . co-chairman of Football Night . president of junior Class . activity man- ager , air raid warden . Big S . Speakers' Bureau . secretary ot Science Club . var- sity swimming , midget football . midget basketball . reserve football . honor roll . reserve tennis . Ski Club . Golf Club. WARREN C. TIETZ 'lButch -Opera lead '43 . activity man- ager . assemblies . Campus Workshop . dance committees . Football Night , Boys' Glee Club . opera '41, '42 . Actors' Guild . Royal Rollers . reserve football '4l, '42 . majored in bookkeeping, art and English. milt- , A 1 it ,. 5 ., Nj? If 15 r tgp? ..x f iw' ,I ' ' .ft '- f as s CHARLOTTE STALW Attendance clerk . usher t ence- ment'V'42 .,sophomore e sentative to Girls Council f ike le r . honor roll . 15' r Pofir, e oss representative . St di na o irls' representative to u ent Co . president of Tigerannas . riple S . ahasa cabinet Z years . sec- ond-year athletic award . dance commit- tees , typing pin. ELSIE LANE STEBBINS Make-up class . Sahasa . Girls' Club committees . majored in Latin, mathemat- ics, history and English. DOLORES STENBERG Senior Glee Club . Senior Honor Roll . Actors' Guild . attended Federal Way High 1 year . majored in English, Spanish, history and mathematics. LOIS IEAN STEVEN Tigerannas . co-chairman Tigeranna dance . Red Cross representative . Sahasa . Ski Club , dance committees . Iunior Prom . Girls' Club committees . activity manager. RICHARD D. STONE Dick -Rifle Club . Hunting and Fishing Club , World ad staft . outside employ- ment. NORMA GENEVIEVE SWANSON Gene -Honor roll . first-year athletic award . Royal Rollers . study hall assis- tant . majored in English, history, home economics, Latin and science. OPAL TARRANT Activity manager . honor roll . library assistant . Red Cross representative . at- tended Elmira High fOre.j 2 years . ma- jored in English, history, science, typing. shorthand and Latin, FREDERICK THIES Fred '-President of Senior Class . Hi-Y . assistant editor of The Tahoma , sopho- more football . Iunior Prom . World edi- torial staft . Ski Club . intramural swim- ming and basketball . Senior Class play- reading committee. MYRON THOMPSON Attended Walsh County and Agriculture Training School, Park River KNO. Dak.j PAULINE ALICE TINKER T1nky -Sp akersl B eau . Stadiana . T' erann , s all championship tea . co ittees . Girls' Club c it es leader . honor roll . jun' Prom Senior Girl Scouts . Rifle Club . Sahasa , Ski Club . second-year athletic award. ROY TILLEY IOHN I. TOLLEFSON johnny -Vice president ot Hi-Y . ushered at commencement '42 . Big S . varsity football 1 year . reserve basket- ball 2 years . varsity basketball l year . varsity golf l year . intramural basketball . dance committees . Red Cross repre- sentative . Boys' Golf Club . Football Night . Ski Club . study hall assistant. WARREN TONGE Band . majored in English, history and drawing, IAC - 5 ANO Fo . . opera . orchestra 3 yea rf- in music, English and Sp f THERESA TURCO Activity manager . attendance clerk . Girls' Club committees . study hall assis- tant . vice president of Royal Rollers . Sahasa. qlldi UDOYICH Aotivit anagpr' . Girlz? Olub commit- tees . h or roll . N. . typing squad . attend ce CHESTER VanSI.YKE Thespians . attended Vaughn High. DUANE A. VAUGHN Tex -Activity manager . dance com- mittees . intramural sports . model air- plane builder , study hall assistant . Rifle Club . midget basketball l year . majored in English, history and woodshop. ETHEI. VICTOR Honor roll . hike leader . Stadiana . third-year athletic award . Red Cross representative . Club Francais . Girls' Club committees . baseball championship team. PAUL VOEGELI Student leader . reserve football . senior picture appointment committee, .,'. Q Qtr . 4 - ,151 a T? sa., .5 'lg ist 7 5 Le t 5 Jil' 'ii 'Wulf wi X we Q ii-5 1' gm' it Nj f . it L I WESLEY H. TISSOT Sophomore track . Rille.Club . Riile team . study hall assistant. MILTON BRUCE TONGE Majored in French, English and history hobbies--building model airplanes . outside employment. KBLE G ON V ' Club . student , ' Club committees . one of ng basketball players 2 years. IENNIE TUDOR Activity manager . Stadiana . second- year athletic award . majored in short- hand, typing, history and English. IACK TURNER Track manager . activity manager . Royal Rollers . Rifle Club . majored in English, Spanish and history, MARIORIE VanOLINDA World ad solicitor and manager . Tiger- annas . Debate Club . Rifle Club . Sa- hasa . Iunior Prom . Football Night . spelling team . honor roll . Girls' Club committees. ANNA-MARIE VAUGHN Mirandy -Senior Glee Club . activity manager , honor roll . special opera chor- us . Art and Craft Club . Girls' Club committees . Senior Girl Scouts. EUNICE LOREEN VAVER President and vice president of Triple S . Girls' Council . Student Council . Stadi- ana . Tigerannas . ushered at commence- ment '42 . Speakers' Bureau . one ol 25 outstanding basketball players 2 years Football Night . speedball manager '41 student leader . Sahasa . activity man- ager . honor roll. MATT VODRNOVITCH CURTIS C. VOTAW President of Magic Club . Rifle Club Hunting and Fishing Club . Student Coun cil . make-up class . majored in science English and mathematics. GERRIE Secretary of Student . president of Girls' Scroll . award ana and student ro . Red n c lunior Prom . Football Night '42 . ushered at commencement '42. MARILYN WAGNILD Waggie -Honor roll . Stadiana , first- year athletic award . dance committees . Girls' Club committees . Royal Rollers . Thespians . Art and Craft Club . speed- ball championship team. IACK IRVIN WATSON Silly -Hi-Y . yell king . World edi- torial staff . Football Night '41, master of ceremonies '42 . Senior Honor, Roll . wrestling 2 years . Speakers' Bureau . as- semblies . Science Club . Actors' Guild . student leader . Fishermen's Club . Quill and Scroll. WILMONT WESTLIN Will -Activity manager . varsity foot- ball 1 year . sophomore football . Big S . Hi-Y. MARILYN WHITMAN Lynn -Vice president ol Triple S . third-year athletic award , honor roll . Stadiana . Sahasa . activity manager . Girls' Golf Club . Ski Club . Senior Girl Scouts , ushered at commencement '42 . Football Night . Speakers' Bureau . Tiger- annas . Girls' Club committees . Iunior Prom. MARY ELIZABETH WIGHT Girls' Club committees . lunchroom crew . Club Francais . attendance clerk. GEORGE EVERETT WILLIAMS Big S . dance committees . Iunior Prom . sophomore basketball . reserve basket- ball . reserve football. FRANK STANLEY WILLMANN Willie -Opera 2 years . Boys' Glee Club . Boys' Golf Club . Ski Club. LuVERNE WILSON Attended Washington High iMinn.J 2 years . Girls' Club committees . Sahasa . Stamp Club. ROBERT WALLACE WINSKILL Bob -Vice president and treasurer of Science Club . activity manager . Red Cross representative . Stamp Club . Qristmas assembly. Y f K lr. . ..., gr .. r ,Y va 4 l X 5 ' ff ,bo l l is-is W. . ., . Wag X 'E it - ' 9 ig! Q L KE 3 Q fs. Q 'G . A A if vi if is ,f fs w. A f . .. -V I , K , 1 A MARIAN WAER Study hall assistant . Girls' Club com- mittees . Magic Club . Science Club . Vocational Club. DELORES MAE WALKER Poke -Study hall assistant . Thespi- ans . majored in Latin, home economics and English. HARVEY WEGNER Science Club . Rifle Club . air raid warden . Senior Honor Roll . graduated in 2112 years. BURNHAM WHITE ARTHUR WICKSTROM Activity manager . Red Cross represen- tative , honor roll . study hall assistant . motion picture projector operator . Ski Club . Science Club. BETTYE ANN WILBUR Triple S . vice president of Student Council . vice president of Sahasa . head drum majorette l year . band . Stadiana . Speakers' Bureau . Football Night '42 . ushered at commencement '42 . activity manager , Red Cross representative . Ski Club . Sahasa cabinet, LOUISE WILLISON Lau -Girls' Club committees . honor roll . Art and Craft Club . Sahasa . majored in art, English, clothing, short- hand and typing. I I o siiy .'fI'o c fo .1 . o ' Glee . -dele- . f music con erence ,S f ' rchestra . majored' in matRsm A ,' ookkeeping and Eng,- RUTH WINDH Sahasa . Royal Rollers . majored in typing, clothing and English. IUNE WINSLOW Art and Craft Club , Royal Rollers , Sahasa . majored in English, Spanish, science and mathematics. RAY DUVAL WISEMAN to Hi-Y . varsity track 3 years, co-captan '43 . state track meet '42 . co-captain ':b., :zk Q MARY ELIZABETH WITTE Betty -Triple S . Stadiana . student - ' leader . Senior Honor Roll . Football wa till junior reserve football '41 . varsity toot- sf' f Night . activity manager . study hall ball I year , ushered at commencement ': ' Eii I Q assistant . third-year athletic award . '42 . Big S . activity manager . air raid Qi, 4' swimming team 2 years . speedball cham- warden . dance committees . Football -,, ff 'iff kv' -4 pionship team '41 . basketball champion- Night . study hall assistant. L- A ship team '42 . swimming manager. BETTY IEANNE WOLF B. I. -Sub-chairman of welfare de- GERALD C, WQOD partment of Girls' Club . World ad and its Amended Hoquicm High 2 years U 1 editorial staffs . Tahoma statt . Tigerannas i side employment- . Red Cross representative . Iunior Prom . if Thanksgiving baskets . Sahasa . Fourth ' Estate . Ski Club , Actors' Guild . as- - semblies . dance committees . Girls' Club committees. BILL WOOD Intramural basketball , Science Club . outside employment. . ., . WILLIAM GAYLORD WOOLLEY .1 f i gs: ,, , H- , I . . m. g I , . Bill Big S intramural swim in ft Iunior Prom . sophomore and reserve Ioots -- - f ball l year . dance committees . Ski Club. if-stil: 5' A W I 7 LEATRICE wmci-rr . Activity manager , Red Cross repre- ROBERT E, WRYE sentative . honor roll . Royal Rollers . .5555 BOb ..5yudy hull Qssismm A hobby- maiofed in Latin' home economics cmd JK stamp collecting . majored in science. English. SI-IUTTER-SI-IY SENIORS IOHN HOWARD ABEEL EDYTHE E. BARNES GERALDINE K. BECK MARVELLA BIGGS DUDLEY E. BOTHEL VIRGINIA BROWN PATRICIA CLARKE ROSE MARIE ERICKSON CHARLES I. PAIN RICHARD I. FALISE BILLY MAX FERRELL GARRY GARRISON ROBERT A. GILCHRIST PAUL C. GRIMES NORMAN H. NESS LAURENCE E. HEWLETT ELIZABETH IOI-INSON DOROTHY LEE LAUGHLIN HAL G. LYNESS PATRICIA ANN MCALLISTER PHILIP NATHANIEL MYERS PATRICIA NEUDORFER LOIS BEVERLY OLIVER ROBERT OQUIST MARY IOAN REYNOLDS KENNETH E. ROSS LAWRENCE L. SAWDEY LOIS ANNE SCHILLE IEAN A. SEALS FORREST HALL SELVIG NORMA IEAN SIMS WILLIAM SIMS , . WILLIAM C. STOOKEY DONNA SWEET BONNIE DELL TALLEY BETTY ADELAIDE TERRY BETTY L. THAUT REINHARDT WIIHELM IN MEMORY OF LYLE PECK SOPHOMORE MARCH, 1943 42 .X-, I , r I 0 'I . 4 'ILJ 4 'I L Ill! n- !' C 1 ' Z L r,fV. C' I SENIOR I-IONOR ROLL CONSTANCE ALLEN ELIZABETH ANDERBERG PHILIP ANSELONE fA1:1EE .1TRMSTRONcfN KIERRY 'BAKER B' k QLLKJE-RA AL VERLY BELFO BERTH PAUL BENSON ETHEL BERGEM BERNICE BERNOBICH PAT CARKIN BARBARA CARMODY E2 I-Q'-f. . ' IW v I I I AI-ILQUIST MARILYN DAVIS ALICE DUTTREY IOHN GALLAGHER WADE GARLAND IOHN GILTNER SHIRLEY GREENFIELD ALTA I-IANSEN MARIAN HARTMAN BARBARA HASLAM PAU , r ' ,. LY . 1. IGREN 0' D KERTTU KA N mg MERLE GG IING HO LING VIRGINIA LOCHOW ROBERT LYON SHIRLEY MILSTED DALE MURRAY IIM MYERS BEVERLEY NAUBERT TOM NELSEN EMMA NELSON HAROLD NOVIKOFF GLENN PERRY BILLYE MAE RAWLINGS WANDA SANDERS ETHEL SCHMIDT HAZEL SCHURB LEE STATTIN NORMA SWANSON L OLGIE UDOVICH ANNA-MARIE VAUGHN ETHEL VICTOR IACK WATSON HARVEY WEGNER MARILYN WHITMAN ARTHUR WICKSTROM LOUISE WILLISON MARY ELIZABETH WITTE LEATRICE WRIGHT OUTSIDE HONOR ROLL ROSE MARIE ERICKSON ISABELLE HASLAM MARILYN PETERS ELLEN MARIE SIEGFRIED DELORES STENBERG OPAL TARRANT GEORGE THOMAS CHESTER VAN SLYKE IR. BOB COLLINS President it , jig Nl' 9 srnvr Mommu nsvsmv . Q si-mnnnz KATHRYN Boys' NELSON A ,f ' HAVLINA VAUGHN Representative Secretary E.. Treasurer Girls' ,K E Representative PAUL BOYLE Vice President IUNICR CLASS Lending enthusiasm and vigorous strength to school activities, the Class of l944 had an eventful year, with capable Bob Collins as president. Assist- ing him in other cabinet positions were Paul Boyle, vice president, Beverly Nelson, secretary, Sharane Havlina, treasuregxand Steve Mondau and Katy Vaughn, representatives to Studentffiouncil. Officers as sophomores hwere , president, Mary Ann Haskell, vice presidentg Doris Mitchell secretary, everly Nelson, treasurer, and Larry Allen and Ruth Wood, Student Council representatives. For White Christmas, the junior prom held in December, the gym was transformed into a sparkling wonderland by the co-chairmen, Charles Stewart and Mary Ann Haskell. By defeating the seniors, Dalwyn Nobles and Babbie York brought debat- ing honors to the junior Class in the form of the school championship and won additional awards in the College of Puget Sound tournament. In the athletic field, Steve Mondau and Bill McGovern were prominent, having been chosen co-captains of next year's football squad. Special reco - nition in sports went to other junior boys, including Paul Bcgle, , Bob Collins, jim Cooksie, harles Stewart, Bob elson and The junior cabinet selected Sheila Lamar and Charlotte Nelson to super- vise the editorial and business work, respectively, on next year's annual if one is possible. Sheila served as copyreader on the spring World and understudied this year's Tahoma editor. Activity in Triple S and Girls' Club was important to junior girls. Laurel Anderson and Marilyn Nisonger were representativ to irls' ouncil as soph and this year delegates wer hirley Moffat a19,AflGta Ra? 5 Elected-'pident of Girls' Club for next year was Ianice Nye with Beverly Ford as vice president and Doris Mitchell as secretary. Triple S named the following juniors among itsxlmembers: Martha Binns, Iacqueline Dennis, Gerrie Farrar, Nancy Geiger, Dag ,Mitchell, Marilyn Nison er, Barbara Reed, une Bolvi, Io Ann Cheim, Mary Alice Everettzf o ie entili, Delores Hartman, Mary Ann Haskell, Shar5n jo ' nn lngels, Sheila Lamar, Dalwyn Nobles, Ianice Nye, jane Parker, Dorothy Peterson, Dorothy Polley, and janet Watts. Three junior boys, Bob Sleem and james Dunn, distin- guished themselves musically, having prominent parts in the opera. 44 tLeltl Babbie York and Dalwyn Nobles, juniors, won the school debate champion- ship honors this year. tBelowD Stadions in their best tags at White Christmas, the annual Iunior Prom held in December. ,M I tAbove lettl Sheila Lamar and Char- lotte Nelson were chosen editor and business manager ot the 1944 Tahoma, tAbove rightj Charles Stewart and Mary Ann Haskell, co-chairmen, talk over plans lor the prom. CRightl Steve Mondau and Bill Mcf Govern will captain the l943 football team, SANDY SHAUB MARION LONG President Vice President ', i if A . , i rr ...: ' ,J BRUCE IANE PARKER MARGARET NANCY HART STEWART Secretary ARMSTRONG Girls' B Treasurer Representative oys' Representative SCPHCMCRE CLASS With popular, enthusiastic Sandy Shaub as their president the Class of '45 had a busy sophomore year. Marion Long, vice president, lane Parker, treasurer, Margaret Armstrong, secretary, and Bruce Stewart an ancy art, Student Council representatives, aided in directing the class. The sophomore sweater dance with Barbara Huftord and Don Eshelman as co-chairmen was one ot the most successful given this year. Coming shortly before Valentines Day the dance was appropriately called I-learts' Delight. Elected in the tall to represent the first-year girls in Girls' Council were Florence Guthrie, Doreen Wilcox and Marjorie Wolf. Nancy Hart was chosen treasurer of Girls' Club for next year. Several boys from this clas ' ' ' of being great assets in athletics. They inclu ick Brown, 'c j Burrows, Neil Iohnson, Orvis Harrelson, Bruce Stewart, Iim Clinton, Bill Plummer, Ierry Ostland, Marshall Watland, Sam Tangora, Bob Lewis and Dave Hurlow. The annual sophomore May dance was held May 7 with the queen and her attendants ruling over the evening's festivities. Doreen Ma uson, ueerbxwith Marion Cupid shot his arrows at the sophomore Long and L 1HE M?1tthews, attendants, sweater dance' Don Eshelman and Bar- reigned over y ance ce e rationxsfx, bara Huttorcl were co-chairmen. Nh S.f--n L I I f4 ST AT WAR ALL OUT FOR WAR was the sign that hung on the Brown Castle gates this year. Stadions pledged allegiance to their country by enlisting in war preparation courses, by sacrificing time, money and etlort to various drives, and by working in war industries. Above all, students kept their noses within textbooks, for they knew that sound bodies and Well-trained rninds are essentials for victory. 47 lx lb J , EDUCATICN Twice in 25 years Stadium has been at war. Both times boys have left to come back men, Both tirrres established customs have disappeared n er t return again, but this time there is also a ness and a closeness to each individual, d to our very shores, that makes this period unique and challenging. For all of this Stadium has had to abandon its peaceful, Well-ordered curriculum to take an active part in today's life and in so doing has developed a program keyed to the moment but tempered by the discretion of years of experi- ence. Naturally there were nice little things that fell by the wayside--lazy spring days basking in the court, exchanging idle gossip, studying or just sitting, following the teams to Everett or Aberdeen, getting the car every Friday and Saturday night and finally planning to p. g. in spring and start college next September. There's not much time for sunning in the court for boys who run at 2 o'clock to catch a shipyard only bus or girls who have to punch a department store timeclock. Everett and Aber- deen are rather impossible on four gallons a Week-even for the teams themselves, and cars aren't available Friday and Saturday when the gas must last until the next Thursday. P.G.'s, too, are a thing of the past. The army has its finger crooked at many boys almost before they gradue ate, and accelerated courses at college and highf wage defense jobs make the mid-year graduate who stays until lune a rare thing indeed. fAbove leftl Shorthand 4 classes helped prepare B and C gas rationing books. CLeftD Dimout regulations enforced afternoon football. CBelow left? Barbara Reed and Martha Binns headed the monthly drive for tin cans. CBelowJ Spooks haunted the gym when the lunior Red Cross gave its dance Oct, 30. i Y 'ii W PCR VICTORY On the other hand, there were many things we might have lost and didn't. Rather than forget football games for the duration, we held them in the afternoon instead of evening. So as not to strip our school lives of social activities, functions were fewer and farther between, though no less appreciated. True, the ranks of clubs, devoted to anything from fish to international relations, thinned considerably, but the skeleton force that remains can well be the foundation for a more vigorous group in the future. Prosaic, commonplace things assumed places of importance in the Stadium of World War ll. As dimout regulations came, humble tomato cans rose to keep the hall lights within prescribed bounds. Tin cans, topped and flattened, piled up in the front hall the second Thursday of each month. These were sent to salvage centers, ultimately to be reused, thereby saving new metal. Two hundred and fifty pounds of old keys filled with valuable alloys were also collected. This contribution alone constituted nearly one-fourth of the amount salvaged by the entire city. Even old, worn silk stockings, useful in making parachutes, were collected from relatives and rag rug piles. Teachers had additional tasks. Since schools were designated as registration cene ters in sugar and gasoline rationing, faculty members donated time and talent in the library to citizens who waited in long lines for sugar stamps and A cards. In the scholastic field, teachers prepared special pre-induction courses for boys preparing to enter the armed service. These were designed to review and consolidate knowledge in such fields as English, mathematics and science, which would be necessary for spe- cialized courses later on. Transportation problems worked a hardship on classroom procedure too. Conflict with war workers going to and from work made it necessary to dismiss school at 2, an hour earlier. Short periods were found unsatisfactory in the fall semester, so one was simply dropped. This time had to be made up in the classroom and in outside study periods. A new corps of watchmen was organized for air raid drills which sent students scurrying into the halls or under desks. These workers, appointed by the Student Council, included hall patrol and calculation of the number of students on each beat among their duties. . School organizations played their part in Stadium at War and conspicuous among these was Iunior Hi-Y. Functioning for the first time this year, having been organized last October, it performed a valuable service in making successful the sale of war bonds and stamps. CBelow leftl Mary lean Heidinger and Florence fBelow rightl Iunior Hi-Y launched a Guthrie, co-chairmen, are pleased at the success novel bond and stamp campaign in the of the Girls' Club key drive. X H1 fpring. 49 RAY PAYNE IOHN DRAKE DUVAL WISEMAN President Vice President Secretary BOYS' COUNCIL The Boys' Club, organized this year as a result of a vote taken among the male population of Stadium, was fortunate in having as its president of Iohn Drake, vice presidentg Duval Wiseman, secretary, an Bob Olson treasurer, succeeded in getting the organization off to a fine star, assuring its perpetration for coming years. capable, friendly Ray Payne. Under his guidance the club cabinet, coiI I ii d g-Dmk Burma Lyle Lane and Tom Nelsen, representing the Sophomore, Iunior and genior Classes, respectively, were appointed by the officers to draw up a constitution. The finished document provided for five commission- ers on the Boys' Council. Each was to appoint boys under him who would form sub-committees. The athletic commission was headed by Iohn Prechek. lts prime purpose is to get more interested in both intramural and interscholastic sports. To develop more school spirit and pep is the aim of the morale commis- sion, of which Bill Demastus was leader. This department decreed every Wednesday to be bow-tie day at which time all males were to Wear their loudest and oddest cravats. A fine boys' assembly Was held in April and others were being planned by this group. George Thomas was chosen to direct the social commission, which is to have charge of dances, stag parties and other entertainment. The public relations department headed by Iohn Hampton is to have charge of presenting the club's activities to the public by means of The World, assemblies and so forth. Giving the const check-up are Ray Payne, Duval Wiseman, yle Lane and Tom Nelsen. 50 i HCDNGR ACTIVITIES A fundamental truth of a democracy is that a few with ability and talent rise to govern the common people. From nearly two thou- sand individuals at Stadium come student leaders, each capable and competent in his own field. To attain the top in any activity requires that the student spend time perfect- ing his talents, studying diligently and cooper- ating wholeheartedly with others. 51 x -P nf-y,lA A A J' .1-c,g ' 5-' .Jf 5 -I ,I ,,, I HNG HO LING Valedictoriun ALICE ANN BE Vuledicto i EVELYN L. LARSON Valedictorian MRS. BUENA MARIS Commencement Speaker CCMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS the largest number to do so since l939. They were ling Ho Ling, ea nd Evelyn L. Larson. The three honored girls excelled in activities as well as scholarship. A' nn was a member of Triple S, Stadiana, an activity manager and won her ird-year athletic award. Eve1yn's name s on e rolls of Stadiana, Rifle Club, and Red Cross. S 'ii She also earned a -year athletic award. Iing Ho Ling, a Chinese American, belonged to Christian Union, received a citizenship award and was on Girls' Club committees. Guest speakers participated for the first time in Commencement cere- monies this year. Mrs. Buena Maris, dean of women at Oregon State College, addressed the graduating class. Usually, four students, the valedictorian, the salutatorian, one chosen by the faculty and one chosen by the Senior Class are speakers. This spring, after an interval of three years during which no senior qualified, the Columbia University scholarship was awarded to a Stadium boy, Arthur Wickstrom. Having an over-all value of 52000, the scholarship allows S500 a year during four years of satisfactory work. High scholarship, good character and financial ability are deciding factors after a competitive test has been completed satisfactorily. Only eight graduates have received this honor in the l3 years it has been offered. Arthur took part in school activities, having been on the senior honor roll, a study hall assistant, an activity manager, a moving picture projector operator and a member of Camera, Science and Ski Clubs. Music for the graduation program is to be furnished by the Girls' Glee Club and the orchestra directed by Mr. lohnson. 52 GERALD BELL Richard Gm!! Award IANICE LINDEMAN Citizenship Award J si- GORDON BAKER lou rnalism Award IANET FERRIS Music Award AWARD WINNERS Time well spent establishing superior personal and scholastic records brought awards to deserving seniors from the Class of '42. Prominent in this group was the twenty-fourth winner of the Richard Graff memorial award, Gerald Bell. His name was engraved on the cup presented to Stadium in 1919 by Dr. and Mrs. Marc W. Graff, in recognition of the highest ideals of sportsmanship and outstanding scholastic achieve- ment. Besides being co-captain of the varsity track team, Gerald played both junior and midget football, was a member of Debate Club and belonged to Hi-Y. Most representative citizen for the school was Ianice Lindeman, to whom was given the Veterans of Foreign Wars Citizenship award. Student government filled much time for Ianice, who served as president and service department chairman for the Girls' Club and secretary of the Sophomore Class. She participated in journalism, music, athletics, Red Cross and Triple S also, As faculty choice for commencement speaker, she reached a climax in her high school achievements. Ianet Ferris was the second winner of the new Phil and Grace Garland music award. This is bestowed upon the senior who has contributed the most to the musical life of Stadium. Leadership, citizenship, scholarship and capability are qualities necessary in the one chosen to have his name en- graved on the plaque. janet accompanied both the Boys' and Girls' Glee Clubs besides playing for the operas and for many soloists. Long and exceptional service on school publications brought the journal- ism award to Gordon Baker, whose name was engraved on the Central lnter-scholastic Press Association cup won by The World in 1924. Gordon served not only as editor of The World, but also as editor of The Torch, a member of the Tahoma staff, president of Fourth Estate, as a member of Quill and Scroll and won top recognition in a national newswriting contest. The Bausch and Lomb medal, given to the student showing the most promise in the field of scientific research, went to james Wiborg, as did the Rotary award of SlUU. Stuart Gaul won the Reed College scholarship, and Ursella Watts was awarded half of her tuition at the College of Puget Sound for four years. Mary Louisa Maclntyre won the S400 scholarship to the University ot Chicago. 53 HM DAVIS BETTYE WILBUR President Vice President LORRAINE DANELI. Treasurer STUDENT CCUNCIL Guided by capable, smiling lim Davis, the Student Council had a highly successful and busy year. A plan, whereby the entire council gathered only once a month and the cabinet, consisting ot the tour officers, met each Tuesday with Principal Carr, solved the problem ot poor attendance ot re resentatives. Football Night, with the co-chairmen and George Thomas, held in November to honor the grid team, ore t e t eme Stage Door Can- teen. lack Watson, as master of ceremonies, portrayed a fun-loving retired bartender in an entertainment spot tor service men. A blue and gold canopy to be hung in the gym for dances was sewed by girls who Worked atter school under the supervision ot the council, but because ot fire regulations it was banned by the city tire department and therefore never was used, A dance, Canopy Blues, was held in February to mourn the loss of this decoration. The proceeds ot the occasion will be used to establish a memorial fund in honor of Stadium boys participating in World War ll. A committee from the group Was appointed to Write a provisional consti- tution tor the newly organized Boys' Club. Twenty-tour air raid wardens, 16 boys and 8 girls, were chosen by Stu- dent Council, and several practice drills with these Wardens i charge Were held. Arm bands were provided in the spring semester. secretary, and Lorraine Danell, treasurer. STUDENT LI m Stalwick, m a G nd tom, l Iohn Giltner The other otlicers Were: Bettye Wilbur, vice Stewart, Decker, Katy P ir'lr'k'k'k i ki kir , V J-A S? . QQ? EQ ... wig! I is 3 5 2 x 5 ' F ,J X Q . 'Q ' wi . Q H if TJ X .A ' -- 3 , A .Y ' . -1 - - , f , 'i H .- : X, W 55 3 Q wil s Q xi .- j -r k , n 1 u N3 xg X W .. 2 ,., 5 1 k . x x x ' W N W no ' S x x 5 E 5 , x x aw 'f inn ,..,,- , Q ix? , sg-,Ml Q' ia E55 1 is all L r .,,- f-H Cf! KATHRYN HULTGREN IULIANA RAY President Vice President GIRLS' CCUNCIL Change, both in activities and person- resided over Assisting iana Ray, with secretary and Carolyn Cum- nel, marked 'V Y is year b was I g usual candy sales were a key in the fall and a collection for A China war relief in the spring. it The time-honored kid tolo gave way rl V to a nautical Eishermen's Ball planned by f 'B Co-Chairmen lanet Browne and Phyllis Hal- ftw liday. This event and two mixers, both if 5 much shorter than those of previous years, r 1 1 were under the direction of Henry Etta Foss, l Q social department head, who also super- it vised the teachers' tea held in May to honor U XX CAROLYN CUMMINGS faculty members and new Girls Club offi- l V Treasurer Icjers. Still Smother task was the making of J emoria ay wreat s. ,X-if H 9 rt X Big sisters for new girls were provided at the beginning of each my J Q i Jr. semester by Alice Ann Cross as chairman of the welfare department. Assisted xg by her committees, Alice Ann performed her duties at Christmas decorating JR X' NX and imparting a festive air to the halls with greens and a large tree. AVS Af? For the first time in many years, war-time prosperity made it unnecessary v R5 Nugjx-9 J 9 for the service department under Barbara Carmody to send Thanksgiving baskets to needy families. However, the children at the Day Nursery and Community House enjoyed the colorful scrapbooks, Christmas stockings and Easter baskets they received. Encouraging girls to wear white blouses each Wednesday was the chief business of the fellowshi department, headed in the fall by lean Mergel and in the spring byizrrie IQU . Cards for the sick and Easter greetings for the faculty were also taken care of by this group. A new task was the recording for Student Council of war service work performed by Stadium organizations. The year's last event was the installation of new officers on May 12. This ceremony, always impressive, was planned by the vice president, Iuliana Ray. Serving as head faculty adviser, Mrs. Magill completed her sixth year of Girls' Club work. ..-f-i Betty ' . , errie Loug . Shirle , oreen Carolyn Cummings, Emma COUNCIL Mrs. Magill, Barbara Heidinger, Virginia Ann McNeill, Patty Barbara 56 UQ Tl X l .QMZV A . IUNIOR HI-Y -Raw l: Don'BiQiggs,VBob Collins, Bol3nNgson, Steve,Mondau, Chuck Stewart, Armand Yapachino, Iohn Heinrglg Don Eshelman. How Y: Terry Barry? q?naldMAgbryH' Mr, Simpson, , Art Anderson,'Qn Q Hamptonf Paul Boyle. Row 3: Frank Davies, i Wilbert, Dick Salatino, arvey Mosich, Pat Sull . ' Y P w si-:mon Hi-Y Row : lim Davis, 1 Ioe Boyle, Mr. Prentice, Don Diamondq Eob Olsoa, George T 37 as vi-05 ' , ra ack ---H1-L . 2: Fred Thies, Don Sherfy, Iohn Preche , imont Westlin, 1- en rickson, oc way Im g' Bill Mojean, Bill Demastus. Row 3: Clyde Melendy, Merle ef in i son, Tom Nelsen ' Ierry ur , Bob Healy, Dick Henderson, Ramon Payne, Paul Benson. IUNICDR HI -Y By capturing top honors for its clever Football Night skit, Iunior Hi-Y got off to a flying start. The boys selected Kappa Kappa Alpha, or Kolon k'agathon, as their name. In February they inaugurated a successful War stamp drive. Every two weeks, on buying a 25-cent stamp, Stadions were given a small card bearing the face of Hitler, Hirohito or Mussolini or a map of Germany. With each additional purchase a hole was punched in the image on the card. Officers were: Charles Stewart, president, I n ent, Iohn Hampton, secretary, and Steve Mondau, treasurer. v . ' - - was adviser. SENIOR I-ll -Y Commencing a year of many achievements, the boys' honorary purchased for the student body an American flag financed by the Howdy Dance held after the first football game. To have movies taken by Mr. Myhrman of gridiron contests, the club bought three reels of film. ln the fall a Hi-Y club for juniors was organized, limiting membership in the old group to seniors only. A charity drive at Christmas, a cruise, a picnic, a house-party, hay-rides and dances followed. As a concluding project Hi-Y conducted its annual 4C campaign for clean living, clean speech, clean sports and clean scholarship. gi,-Offieerslrere: Bow, Fincham, president,lghdnjlollefson, vice presidentg Bob Rinker, secretary and Ronald Button, treasurer. il Mr. Prentice served as 'EEiFiserTeeMN-! be A 57 X t f Q Lf vue! Row Stalwick Row 3 Lamar, Tooty l-lavlma Mary Ann IUNIOR RED CROSS Qu lls Rees ly Farron, lack Cady, Eileen Connie Theummel, Patty Lal-to e Nino, Marian Hqrtm Charlotte Stalwick, Katy Haskell, lo Ann Cheim. Row ecm, Nfllfllle ' Retha r Keith TRIPLE S The blue and gold sweater, a symbol of Stadiums Supporting Spirit, marks those in the girls' honorary, Triple S. The society assumed complete responsibility for all service drives. They sewed cuddly toys for the lndian children, made pam-pans at Thanksgiving and held their annual spring tolo and mothers and daughters' tea. Fall and spring officers Were: President-Eunice Vaver, Betty Gundstromg vice president-fBeverley Naubert, Marilyn Whitmang secretary-Ethel Cartier, Eleanor Diemer, O'Connor, Mary Pullinwide Schmidt, Martha Binnsg treasurer4Mary Lou Forsbeck and Doris MitchellT respectively. l UNIGR RED CRCDSS Activities of the Iunior Red Cross were mainly in the fall semester this year, and for the first time its annual charity dance Was held in the evening. The affair climaxed Red Cross Week and was named lack a iLanti p. With Virginia Decker andmlgk Cady as co-chairmen, everly Belf y as secretary and 'ELagMitchell as , committees made p -and joke books, and hot-water BEme the Fort Lewis hospital. 58 we xl T X N. f...,.,,,!y I . LLALDTJ 'P' ,. 1 I t I, l 5 I rl I V BIG S l'Bob Binker piloted Big S'Aetterrnen's club, through the 1942-43 season wth the assistance of Ice Boyle as vice president, Bob Olson, secretary, and L man Burk, treasurer. ii STADIANA Gtticers this year were Emma Nelson, president, Phyllis Halliday, vice president, mrgaret Galloway, secretaryg Lorraine Danell, treasurer, lda Belle Neumann, sergeant'-at-arms. Members made and sold war-stamp corsages at the Thanksgiving Day game. BIG S L ROW ll lOhn ' on Mc ke , Steve- u, Bill Brasier, Ioe Boyle, ' Mp Heinrick, L mie Burk, ob Olson, ae Murray, b, Paul Diamond, Al Lyma , roedeyilennx ,a fijiw 2: y f?'Melendy, Gordy dreasen, rt Anclerson, Chuck Stewart, u , o' Collins, Ross Hall, Bill Wilbert, Larry Allen, lack MacDonald, lim Kade, Paul Boyle, George Williams, Dick Geco. Row 3: Harvey Hosman, lim Cooksie, Iohn Mathewson, Iim Davis, Ron Button, Bob Nelson, Iim lfleynolds, Hay Payne, George Thomas, Charles Pain, Chuck Isaacs, Walt Roclway, Cecil Stone. Row 4: Leonard Iones, Mickey Stray, Roland Day, Wayne Mann, Fred Thies, Iack Field, Bob Gibson, Iohn Prechek, Frank Davies, Don Bri gs, Bill Demastus, Don lzlshelman, Don Diamond. Row 5: Iim Clinton, Will Westlm, Don Sherlyfqin Tgendrickson, Bill Mojean, loe Shensky, Bob Healy, Merle Legg, Armand Yapachino, Bill Plummer, Harold Mosich, Roland Hoar, Ralph Baker. STADIANA Gago Row 1: Peterson Bonnie Bergman Emma Nelson, 2: Charlotte Addis, Venus Connie Dorothy Montbroussous, 4 . , 'SEQ-Q, qEileen Hill, v tilt MTVN l if K. Opland, Glenna , Shirley Motlat Row 3- Nelso Lonnie Allen Alice Everett, Whitman, Audrey Iva Mae Iacobsen 'H'n'iee1-7aNatalie Victor, Io Ann Ann Beat, Marian Peterson, Pat Aitchison, Charlotte Conrad, Nobles, june N quist, Doris Mitchell, Bobbie Mesler, Blaine Ylvlitch5Tt,- Charlotte Stalwick Ann Gerrre Genna, Alvista Bay, Dorothy Polley, Carol Pay Youn Marienne Schweinler Loretha Pittman Carkin Q. 1 t V lacobson, Barbara Buck, Iacqueline Dennis, Ella Iean Pick t,, Grbsoii Katy Vaughn, Patty l-ticker J 03 XX 't X HN, X x t N tx. 'x l, k-,QJAJC EW A ,..X. FALL ACTIVITY MANAGERS Row l: Dorothy Polley, Dorothy Peterson, Marilyn Zumhofi, Leatrice Wright, Connie Allen, ' Marilyn Moore, Doralin Evje, Helen Veatch, Alta Hansen, Emma Nelson, Gerry D'Olivo, ie Ge Sharane Havlina. Row 2: Fay Tschan, Gloria Sahlin, Marilou For -- Barbara Haslam, ar ara uck, Shirley Iensen, Shirley Maitland, Carol Todd, Ethel Bergem i Maxienne Schweinler, Norma Laursen, Shena Lamar, Elizabeth Olzendam. How 3: Ieane B inger, '1 .'1-limi.. Roberta Powell, Bill Scribner, ' B'rasi Ierry Baker, Gordon Andrea -- nneth , o er lson, Bill Barton, Gordon Reid, 1153:-:Higgs Bettye Wilbur. How v , Al Brown, Bill Arnold, Don Iohnson, Gunnar Dahlqu st, Orvis arrelson, Vaeth Hewitt, Mari ' cono, Iohn Fisher, Row 5: Bruce Stewart, Arthur Scheine, Duval Wisern 1- - egory, lim Roberts, Roy Stalcup, lack Richmond, David Merry, lack Turner, Wade Garland, ' - o Dick Bower. SPRING ACTIVITY MANAG Row I: vitanovich, C Kernahan, Eileen HilTf'Eby Du F r, Imogene Brinson, Ioyce Ga 1 an, pson, Gerry Ackermann, Ianet Watts, Elizabeth n er erg, Bonnie Bergman, Doralin Evje, Polly Plummer. Row 2: Ruth Armstrong, Marian Ricono, Gerrie Farrar, Docly Hart, Lois Steven, Mollie Schlegel, lean Callrath, Betty Wright, Nancy Geiger, Charlotte Conrad, Barbara lean Crawforth, Ferne Krupp, Ellen McAlinden, Alta Hansen, Helen Veatch. Row 3: Don Klarich, Merle Legg, Iay Fox, Duval Wiseman, Ierry Baker, Wally Cavanagh, Ellen Siegfried, , Shirley Morgan, Harvey Cox, Don Iohnson, Donald I 1- 4: David Sahlin, Gert Peter rnstein, Les Riley, Donald Grant, Bruce Stewart, Bill Arnold, Don Bergman, Lyle Lane, Phil Watson. -x. FALL ACTIVITY MANAGERS Regular duties of activity managers are selling activity stamps and distributing World tickets. Managers are chosen by roll room teachers and serve one semester. Students with activity tickets containing the correct number oi starrilps are admitted to such school functions as dances, games, Football Night, the opera and the class play. They also receive a copy ot The World each week and a Tahoma. SPRING ACTIVITY MANAGERS In addition to the usual duties, the spring activity managers took orders for War bonds and stamps from the students in their roll rooms. They filled the orders the next Week and delivered the stamps to their purchasers. 60 DM! WWW? 1 My STUDY HALL ASSISTANTS Check and double check is what 50 Stadium students do during their study periods. These study hall assistants are chosen by the study hall teachers in charge each semester to register the attendance ot all pupils in the study halls. Alter checking with the library, absentee list and the gym they -make a list ot those who are absent each period. Girls are rewarded for their Work with points toward the honorary society, Triple S. STUDENT NURSES Caring for all minor illnesses and emergencies occurring in the Brown Castle, 31 angels of mercy manned the Red Cross room this year. These girls were chosen from the Home Nursing class for their ability and interest in the job. The Red Cross room is stalled by them every period, each girl serving one period daily for two Weeks. This practical experience is valuable for those planning to enter the profession. Miss Danielson is the adviser. lannxe STUDENT How 1: Betty L. Ervin, Roma Sirianni, Merle Bishop, Pat Hoskins, Penny n no Schartow, Inez Brown, Ruth Windh, a Demores laneth Reid, Margaret lean Crawtorth, ar ara crlbner, Miss Danielson. Row Shirley Foote, WTTEUTBQ, Lois Guay, lrene Kindregan Pat Bl iw, YELL TEAM McNeill, Patty Ricker. Row Z: lim Kacle, Babb Meyers. STAGE CREW Floyd Baker, Les Riley, Marvin Peterson, Brent Hagen, How 2. ..,..., . , s... Ferris, Curtis Ditzler, Mr. Westgate. 5,,..,.,,,-if YELL TEAM With lack Watson and Patty Bicker reigning as king and queen, the yell quintet had a successful year directing the student body in the traditional yells and school song. Mary Ann McNeill, elected to the group for the second consecutive year, was duchess, with lim Kade and Bobb Myers as dukes. Several new yells were introduced by the leaders, and with their assis- tance a Pep Club was formed. ln the spring lack Watson left to enter Aberdeen lunior College and Bobb Myers withdrew to work. STAGE CREW The house lights dim, the curtain goes up, and the stage crew, under the direction of Mr. Westgate, are again at work behind the scenes. They build and paint scenery, make repairs, manage the lighting and properties and spend their time during dances and assemblies adjusting the public address system or ringing down curtains. Emblems are awarded for two terms of work, which includes Football Night, the opera, class play and other evening entertainments. This year Gene Brown was chief electrician and stage managerg Bob Drum, spotlight electrician, Curtis Ditzler, curtain manager, Bill Enoch, Floyd Baker, Les Riley, Marvin Peterson, Brent Hagen, Charles Pain and Bill Ferris, assistants. 62 E ACTIVITY OFFICE WORKERS Row I: Emma Nelson, Gerry D'Ol1vo, Margie Leed, Mr, Gilmer. How 2: Iohn Giltner, Marian fiicono. Row I: Grace Nelson, Helen Martin, Shirle irk am Mary Hunter, Miss Kobetich, Eula Bullard, Vernetta Harvlie. Row 2: n Sally Eshelman, Lorraine Holland, Opal Tarrant, Roberta Moon, Oran en, ivian Peterson ACTIVITY OFFICE WORKERS Workers in the activity office gained much practical experience by the business transactions handled there. They carried on such duties as selling bus tickets, checking envelopes of the activity managers, validating activity tickets and selling stamps before school and during both lunches. Also sold in lU6 were war stamps in IO and 25-cent denominations. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Aspiring librarians, wanting experience i-n that field, are given the opportunity to work in the library with Miss Kobetich, Stadiums librarian, The assistants include seven clerks who check attendance and collect study hall slips, two assistants who look after the upkeep and charging out of the books and two library typists. LIB BABY ASSISTANTS To complete the file on Vocational Guidance and Educational Research, the Tacoma Business and Professional Womens Club gave a set of pamphlets to the library again this year as they have done for the past three years. This gift was given in memory of the late Lucile N. Pendergast, a city librarian. Of interest to library goers also were the pictures from the Carnegie Art collection which were displayed. 63 X4 LUNCHRCCM CREW Besides working one period a day preparing and serving food and cleane ing up after meals, the lunchroom crew saved tin cans, grease and paper sacks as their contribution to the War effort. They received a 30-cent lunch each day for their services. Miss Miller, manager of the lunchroom, is in charge of this group. ATTENDANCE CLERKS Chosen for their dependability and regular attendance, 24 girls received valuable office experience this year helping in lO4 as attendance clerks under the supervision of Mrs, Laursen. They compiled absentee lists, checked attendance, filed excuses and did typing and clerical Work. No credit is given for this job. The girls apply to Mrs. Laursen and are placed on probation for a short time before becoming regular Workers. Different girls worked each period every day. Absentee lists and re-entry slips were mimeographed by the office training class. LUNCHROOM CREW Row 1: Dom Petrinovich Gordy McCulloh, Bill Demastus, Zippofch Mommsenf MiSS Miller. Mlifilifl Ozier, Dorothy Caddey, Virginia Skarponi, Shirley Pape. Row 2: Anthony Mazzuca, Albert Mazzuca, Ted Lomax, Allan Laursen, Bernice Dillon, Margaret Werner, Ianet Peloza, Evelyn Kimball, Bill Kenworthy. Row 1: Doreen Magnuson, Ianet LaPore, Isabel o- - ub I our, Mrs. Laursen, Shirle Milsted, Gerrie Matthews, lone o sberg, Vivienne Newton, Row 2: De Loris Ander on, Mary Wight, Betty Lou gfliiiiixonumm- an 2 wn 5- en arer, elly Hollstrom, Donna Macpherson, Margaret Milligan. 3: Dor' ' Qi Iunise Nelson, Marion Samuelson, Laura Ball, ATTENDANCE CLERKS A Margie Leed, 1' nna eller ggry Elaine itc - 64 CLUBS lust after 2 o'clock almost any afternoon of the week is Umeetin' time for all students with similar interests and hobbies. Gathering in small groups with faculty advisers, Brown Castlites exchange ideas, plan entertainments, carry on service projects and perform for each other. lt is here that real friendship, cooperat- tion and leadership is fostered. 65 F A l C S shir1by'Ne12s0n. U v V ' DEB ATE Row 1: Mr. Simpson, Mr. Albrecht, Leon Clark, lanet Watts, Martha Binns, Mr. Prentice. Row ox Don Iohnson Ed LaChapelle Nce Bro e Dennis, Lyle Lane, Connie Allen, Paul Benson, , , , 1 B WH, Katheryne Altt, Bobbie York, Dalwyn Nobles, lp, Dick Iones, Lyle Lindelien, s.?' l' ART AND CKAt 'l' Dancing allerinas and quaint mountaineers are just a few of the many small clay figure modeled by the Art and Craft club members as their main project of the year. Pins of clay and string belts were also fashioned. War- time restrictions faced this group, and they were not able to get leather to make shoes as the club has done in previous years. The adviser is Miss Drake l re: President, Florence Guthrie, vdce president qieverson, Marge Sandal, treasurer, Doris Har DEBATE Pounding tables, affirming and refuting are main activities of the debaters. ln the class tournament held the latter part of November the junior team received the school championship title. The invitational tournament took place at Stadium this year with 10 other schools in the state participating. Winning first place in the university style of debating in the College of Puget Sound contest was the biggest achievement during the season, Nineteen letters were awarded at the annual banquet in March. Under the supervision of Mr. Prentice, assisted by Mr. Albrecht and Mr. Simpson, the Debate Club officers were: President, Paul Benson, vice president, Lyle Lane, secretary, Connie Allen, and treasurer, Mary-Anna Schenck. 66 I-IUNTING AND FISHING And it was that long! -One of the oldest organizations in Stadium, the Hunting and Fishing Club, formerly Fishermen's Club, had an interesting and profitable year. In the fall, under the leadership of Ierry Taylor, several fine fishing movies were presented to the members. A fishing derby at Point Defiance, an annual affair, was slated for the spring. To the lucky winners of the biggest catches, prizes, donated by Tacoma sporting firms, were to be offered. Bill Mojean served as president for the spring semester, Mr. Palmer continued as adviser. MAGIC To prove the fact that the hand is quicker than the eye is the purpose of the Magic Club, Whose members meet early Wednesday mornings in the room of their adviser, Mrs. Graham. Providing all their own entertainment, the magicians discuss and display their talents in mysterious tricks and games. Officers this year were: Curtis Votaw, president, Bill Ellis, vice president, Charles Opgenorth, secretary, Wesley Kimsey, parliamentarian, and Bob Otis, entertainment. HUNTING AND FISHING R w 1: Mr. Palmer, lim Grimes, Dick Stone, lim Clinton, Bill Philip, Bill Mojeon, Dex Silver Iohn Hom o ,Steve Mondau, Geor ----,- , - ayne Mann, Tom Ienkins, Neil lohnson, Pau avi , n rechek, Dale Murray, t on Aub . Row 31 Dickldgward Robert Mann Leonard Newgord, lock Field, Bill Wilbert, - illiams, Tom oeder,Cl'5hr1:Schrogg r, R' l, R . I - -- ' - Olson, Dave Evans, Don Moe, lack Horr, Iinxrleynolds, Iames Bell, ow ntz, y o Q- Glenn Worlds. u-... 1. 1-n.,-i-, 1xA,,,,,, .1 -is N - K . .. I- 'D--'N - f- - ,, X 7 I x 2' R x R .X X .XX iff . Wifi f 67 viii rw 1 0 ,v I K 5 1 1 L S' GOLF Starting in the fall with eekly club tournaments for prizes were given, the Boys' Golf Club su ceeded in getting many boys in the fairway. ln the spring an e mination round was held to the club champion. Following this the members devoted most of their to the Tiger golf team. Officers for the year W re: Roland Hoar, president, and Worlds, secretary-treasurer. Mr. SW rm, golf coach, continued as club Of RLS' GOLF Feminine divot-digge spent many hours during the spri g semester preparing for the annual t urnament. This year's contest was t be held at Allenmore golf rse on ay 1, and the winner had not yet been determined when The Talg-Ina Went to press. Last year's Winner .o Du a Rhu McDonald, who had her n me en raved on the tro . Officers Were. e ' ec ter r ' -- ' anet Hart, vice president, Lorna Lee Cooper, secre - reasurer. iss Ber - was the adviser. 68 1' 3 5 7 . X l i MIRACLE BCCK Replacing Christian Union this year was the Miracle Book Club, Whose members met each week to study the book of miracles, the Bible. This organization, a member of the international society, is Washington chapter l8. Their first year was one of many activities, during which they attended a rally in Sumner and held a joint meeting with other Tacoma clubs. Their installation was in February. The officers Were: Florence Richter, president, Iurell Powell, vice president, lune Cruver, secretary-treasurer. Beatrice Kroodsma was the receptionist and Don Bruck the reporter. PEP Started this year to promote more enthusiasm among Stadium rooters at football and basketball games, the Pep Club succeeded in teaching the students many novel and effective yells. Bill Demastus, who originated the new organization with the help of the yell leaders, was chosen as president. Mr. Heinrick was adviser. MIRACLE BOOK CLUB How 1: Shirley Ienson, Phyllis Clapp, lone Forsberg, Florence Richter, Iune Cruver, Ruth McCall, Betty Hebanks, Mary Helen McColley. Row 2: Mary Ann Jorgensen, Tom Hayes, Beatrice Kroodsma, Lilah McOmber, Miles Cuslis, Robert Bischoff, Myron Thompson. Row 3: Mr. Veach, Norma Schaler, Yvonne Dujeon, jurell Powell, Clark Erickson, Donald Bruck, PEP CLUB Wil' ft 'f 'iP 69 J, Z? -willll l sm-1AsA cms - X Row l: Chziwte talwick, Patty Flicker, Ianet Brow : . I.. ttchell, Iune Bolvi, Sheila Lamar-. Ro e Wilbur, Claire Boudett, Phyllis os -V Gerry D'Olivo, Bettianne l'ulto Bev Beltoy. SCIENCE CLUB Bow l: Stanley Bostrom, Merle Legg, Grace Nelson, Tom Nelsen, Mr. Myhrrnan, Zelda Franks, Ieane Baitinger, Ken Hoggatt. Row 2: Richard Hubley, Blaine Nelson, David Rees, Gordon Hill, Helen Martin, Lola Vollmer, Ieannette Bilodeau, Nancy Geiger, Doris Brown, Ioyce Galligan, Iohn Reynolds. Row ' kid LaChapel1e, Charles Opgenorth Don Donahue, Donald Melville, Bob Winskill, Robert Lyon m, Bob Longstreth, Ierry Baker,'Doug Baldwin. a SAT-IASA CABINET Sahasa, Girl Reserve club of Stadium, opened its social season with the Hoodoo Hop tolo in November. ln the s ring the annual formal tolo was held. Officers for the year Were, net Hart, president, ettye Wilbur, vice preside -Beverly Belfoy, secretar g 'o V ' 2 , -a u er. Miss Lois Fether- ston from X.W.G'K.'Hnd TVHSE Wortman from Stadium acted as the advisers. SCIENCE Sponsoring a monthly newspaper Was a new achievement for aspiring scientists this year. Co-editors of the project were Ed LaChapelle and Bob Winskill. The Science Club, a branch of the Science Club of America, met every other Thursday, featuring outside speakers or demonstrations by members. The group also sent exhibits and papers to the Puget Sound Iunior Academy of Science. H Officers were: Merle Legg, president, Bob Winskill, vice president, Grace Nelson, secretary, Nancy Geiger, treasurer. Mr. Myhrman wc? their adviser. 70 SENIGR GIRL SCOUTS With the three Mariner ships, Spray, Discovery and Adventure, the Senior Girl Scouts claim a large membership. Each group meets indi- vidually and all three are governed by an executive board elected from the ships. H The annual installation of officers was held in the fall and was followed by a dance. One of the services they performed was to go to the Community House each Week to help care for the children. Their spring tolo had as its motif, victory gardenjiugrld as a big success. Officers Were: Alvista Ba , president, Beverly Ford, vice president, Gerrie Farrar, secretarf'Ruth Macemon, treasurer. SPEAKERS' BUREAU Atten-shun! Speakers' Bureau announcements! Reminding students of club meetings and other after-school activities was the function of Speakers' Bureau. The club met on Friday to learn the reports and gave them Monday mornings. As there were not enough announcements to make the organization worthwhile, it was discontinued during the spring se all officers Were: Tom Nelsen, president, Q ryn Hultgren, vice presi- dent and Beverley Naubert, secretary-treasure . Row I: Ruth oris Nelson, Iulicma Ray, Inge I: Amy lean Munz, Emma Polley, Berry Acker- mann, Daphne Getty Weber, :x Maril t Patterson, om, Barbara L. Swanson Peterso Nood, Betty How Juliana Taylor, Row Virginia 'V U S STAMP CLUB Iim Fredrickson, Lyle Lindelien, Paul Portrude, La Verne Wilson, Robert Olson, Mr. Kennard. MOTION PICTURE PROIECTOH OPERATORS Row ' He 1 ' - ee, Harry Sanders, Dick Anderson, Connie Allen, Mr. Myhrman, George McHaney, WZ Row 2: Robert Knight, Ted Lyon, Iohn Reynolds, Charles Clark, Dave Leaverton, err rf- , - - len. Row 3: Art Wickstrom, Bob Brown, Al Brown, Bob Longstreth, Dick Moulton, Gert Arnstein. STAMP Stamp collecting! Probably the most popular hobby ol the country! To help Don and Anna Stadion enlarge their collection and learn interesting facts about various stamps is the purpose of the Stamp Club meetings. During the year many auctions, talks and prizes were given by the club members. This spring the l5th annual exhibit was held, the winning display receiving the Tacoma Philatelic Society Cup. Fall olticers were: President, Martha Clark, vice president, Robert Olson, secretary, Paul Portrude, and treasurer, Lyle Lindelien. Officers tor the spring semester were: President, Robert Olson, vice presi- dent, lim Fredrickson, secretary, lohn McAllister, and treasurer, Paul Portrude. MOTION PICTURE PROTECTOR OPERATORS Even the mens world ot motion picture projector operators has been invaded by women, and this year a few females were allowed to operate the machines, A new projector was purchased last summer by Principal Carr with Student Council funds. This second machine speeded up the showing ot lull-length movies after school and also ot educational movies tor the classes. All were supervised by student operators. Mr. Myhrman was the adviser and selected the members, who work during their study periods, from those who applied to him. 72 Zi Z- DRUM MMORETTES Twirling their way to fame, five drum majorettes strutted at the football games this year. Alice Ann Cross was the head majorette and, with Betty Gundstrom and Gloria Robbins, led the Tigerannas. The band followed Bettye Wilbur's directions. The girls marched at every game, rain or shine. Proof of their ability came at the cold, drizzly Thanksgiving Day game when the band formed a Iapanese airplane, and the Tigerannas and majorettes enacted American bombers blowing it up. THESPIANS Presenting comedies, dramas, and mysteries, the year's drama season was indeed a huge success, with several talented students discovered. Not only were plays presented at each Thespian meeting, but talks, magazine reports, pantomimes and shadow plays were given as well. On Dec. 9 a matinee was given in the auditorium, with Don McCroskey and Tracelene Barrett in the leading roles of I Will, l Won't. Officers of the club for the tall semester were: Mardie De Mille lMrs. Iess Curtwrightl, president, Iohn Foichat, vice president, Mary Ruth Erchinger, secretary, and Patty Ricker, treasurer. In the spring the officers were Phyllis Halliday, president, Mary Ruth Erchinger, vice president, Babbie York, secretary, and Patty Ricker, treasurer. DRUM MAIORETTES Betty Gundstrom, Gloria Robbins, Bettye Wilbur, Charlotte Coors. THESPIANS Row l: Zelda Franks, Allyce Weber, Clarissa Robinson, Pat Young, Shirley Baker, FfayerMcCrady, Grace Nelson, Mary Ruth Ylirghinggr llis Halliday, Patty Ricker. Bab ' Alice Fultager, Edna Schartow, Virginia Royse, '.Mir1onTQsgood, Row 2: Beverly Booth , Tracelene Barrett, Lois Peck, Georgia Houston, err yn Fried an, Evelyn Coubrough, Pat Deegan, lean Gleason, Charlotte Conrad, Dorothy Polley, Ethel Bergem, Ioan Broomell, Steve Mondau, Pat Berry. Row 3: Ieane Baitinger, Nancy Slayden, Alvista Ray, Doris Nelson, Delores Hartman, Marjorie Fitzharris, Barbara Tottler, Helen Veatch, Shirlee Monzingo, Virginia Herrmann, Virginia Rhodes, Norma Morrison, Carol Blundell, Ianeth Reid, Carol Todd, Lynn Whitman. 73 W' L , fit K1 l 7-7 Aoi? NWA Ain :mn wfigggsx Row l: Don Iohnson, lack Gallagher, Harr Smi 1 - v- Hampton, George Thomas, Wally Farron, Bill McGovern, St - in... Frank Davies Qg. M3rj.....- - . , e, Row 2: Chqrlgqfe Coors, Beny Gundstrom, 'f Tom Nelsen, Do iam - 'On , Carol Kernahan, lane! Watts, hB D hGdAd D 3LD'kKin Bb Chetle Mart a inns, onna mit , or y n reasen, on s eman. o , ic g, rar ara a y, Charles Isaacs, Paul Diamond, Ice Boyle, Bill Brasier, Ray Payne, in Aul5'ryT'Sh'a'ra'rfe Havlinci Shirley Morgan, Beverly Bacon, .42 '5 H r - ---f AIR RAID WARDENS So that Stadium would be on the alert and have greater efficiency during all practice air raid drills, approximately 50 student air raid Wardens were under a revised system this year. The Student Council appointed 16 boys and 8 girls, and 25 others were chosen from key rooms throughout the building. The number ot people in each section, as determined by stationary Wardens, was reported to the head Warden in each hall, who made out a report for reference in case of an actual raid. From these facts the number of students in any damaged part ot the building could be discovered. Blue and gold arm bands from unused bits ot canopy material were provided by Student Council members. Mr, Simpson was in charge of all activities. S Ns? tx :hill -12-1-'. :--:-:1:- imma gx '1 's N It 1 'n ik ae Sir Y- 'fir ik' il? WeSz1luic yall' boys of the Class of '43, now in Active Service in the Armed Forces The Staff ifkiruiririirilrrfririr 74 19' MUSIC and DRAMA CURTAIN TlME! The curtain parts and stu- dents chuckle and tap their feet in enjoyment of the musical and dramatic entertainments presented on the Stadium stage. Exceptional talent and ability behind the tootlights is often uncovered in the Brown Castle amateur per- formances. But every polished production for the public requires Weeks of patient and strenuous rehearsals and practicing. 75 f lf If Mil, lf l MR. IOHNSON 'lMASQUER1-KDE Romance, mystery and comedy were all combined in Clayton Iohnson's Masquerade, the Slst annual musical production presented by the music department in the school auditorium March ll, l2 and 13. Patricia Finch and Warren Tietz were cast as the two major leads. Pat, with her beautiful soprano voice and vibrant personality, excellently por- trayed the young private secretary who endeavors to learn about Ian Iackson's past for Mr. Colyer, her employer. Warren, as Ian, the questionable chief engineer, turned in a convincing performance and thrilled the audience with his well-sung solos and duets. Second leads were Shirle eenfield, who took the part of Wilma Colyer, a lovable vamp, a who enacted the role of Paul Brooks, her persistent suitor. Both took advantage of their excellent acting opportunities. lim kept the audience applauding during his one solo dance, and also during his exhibition waltz with Lois Hanson. Comedy honors were shared by lim Crews, Don Eshelman, Harvey Rehn and Bob Sleem. Iim was the flirtatious lawyer, Bill Huff, and Don was the loud-voiced detective, Mike Kane, while Harvey and Bob acted as Don's two musical-comedy assistants. Admirable assistance was given to the leads by those having supporting parts. They were: Iohn Foichat as Iohn Colyer, Elizabeth Cussell as Mrs. Colyer, Iames Dunn as Prince Ivan Boldinsky, Marilyn Davis as Princess Sonia Bo ' yy-Patty Ricker-asNQ1y, Doris Opland as Rosie, Ei1lE?M as Mar - Beverly Belfoy as lane, ,om Hamilton as Hathaway, and Russ Skattum as t e . Members of th ecial chorus included Eula Bullard, Martha Clark, Barbara Ely, , Alta Hansen, Patty Harter, Mary lean Heidinger, Georgia Houston, Carol Kernahan, Eerne Krupp, Betty Laursen, Iean Lym- burn, Lee Stattin and Anna-Marie Vaughn. The nine carefully-executed dances, rangin su comedy-burlesque to dairit were originated and trained b Muriel Montague, iifge- and Betty Wright. The other members of the dancing chorus were Patricia,,AdgrnsgTracelene Barrett, lo Ann Cheim, Bernita Falk, Iean Gleason Ygrrna GjertsQ,S-eral-dine Henmlanice Iohnson, Barbara Mathews, arilynTNisonger and Celeste TUl'ri'l'l. ' Student personnel directors working behind the scenes were greatly responsible for the swiftly moving and thoroughly successful performance. They were: Elizabeth Anderberg, Eula Bullard, Henry Etta Foss, Glenna Ray, supervisors, Sharane Havlina, Betty Laursen, Ianice Nye, Shirley Tuttle, assistant supervisors, Mary lean Heidinger, properties, Shirley Milsted, Phyllis Halliday, prompters. Pianists were Ruth Iensen, Bob Columbine, Io Ann lngels, Leonard Raver and Carol Blundell. 76 CQC6, ,f 011-z f 1 xg, I, n Z L QQAQQQZ Nl L - Sw N if Ax ,I XL' V k, X wf' lRightD The sailors making V up this dancing chorus should induce everyone to join the navy. ,I 1 x , CLeitD Warren Tietz and Pat Finch harmonize during dress rehearsal. CBeloWJ The three musical- comedy detectives, Harvey R e h n , Don Eshelman and Bob Sleem, provided a hilar- ious spot in the show. CBelow lelth The make- up class helping out on the big performance. CBelow rightl The enf tire cast and c h o r u s masquerading on the stage. llseltl The principal roles in Masquerade were taken by Shirley Greenfield, P a t r i c i a Finch, Elizabeth C u S - sell rl, Warren ietz and Iohn Foichat. ,lll ' N . jf, .l G G BOYS' GLEE CLUB . --. How 1: Harry Aldrich, Gordon Marvik, Richard Diel, lim Dunn, Warren Tietz, lim N ua- - Io- Colom- bine, Gordy Andreasen, Don Eshelmcm, Bill King. How 2: Leon Clark, Bob Sle?tn, Russ Skattum, Steve Mondau, Frank S. Willmann, Harvey Rehn, lim Crews, Dick Cole, vo -o - , john ORCHESTRA Row l: lanice Michnik, Harriet Fiske, Ruth Iensen, Io Ann lngels, Catharine Coors, Delores Hartman. Barbara Reed, Marian Hartman, Wanda Sanders, Florence Schaller, Mary Sasse, Alta Hansen. Row 2: Alvista Ray, Pauline Anderson, Alice LeBlanc, Arlene Olson, Olive Anderson, Helen Keeler, Merry Steel, Audrey LaKowske, Carol Blundell, Sarah Lou Miller, Shirley Miller, Helen Hickok. How 3: Fred Schomber. Bruce Smith, lohn Giltner, Leonard Baver, Gordon Hill, Duane Paulson, George Soltmon, Mike Roeder, man?D Charles Syndee, Bob Colombine. BOYS' GLEE Though much smaller than usual, the Boys' Glee Club lived up to expec- tations in every way this year. lt participated in the opera, Masquerade, and in assemblies, took part in the annual Memorial Day exercises and gave several other public performances. Foichat, 'l'om Hamilton. Officers for the ear Were: Gordon sident, Warren Tietz, vice president, an er, secretary-treasure Pianist was Bob Colombine. ORCHESTRA Forming an enchanting background for the opera was one of the largest duties performed by the orchestra this year. The group, under the capable direction ot Mr. lohnson, also played for various service clubs downtown and junior high schools, besides providing talent for programs and assemblies. Officers for the year were: lohn Giltner, president, Florence Schaller, vice president, and Alta Hansen, secretary-treasurer, 78 GIRLS' SENIOR GLEE Due to the siege of snow and cold weather during Ianuary, the Girls' Senior Glee Club was unable to hold its planned-for concert, in which it was to be assisted by the orchestra and Boys' Glee Club. The snow, however, did not prevent the group from singing in assemblies and appearing before downtown business clubs. The annual regional contest was not held, but last year the girls received superior rating. This year's opera, Clayton Iohnson's Masquerade, was given with all club members participating. Some were in the cast, some in the special or general chorus, and others acted as student personnel directors, During the week before Christmas vacation, lU girls sang traditional carols in the halls and also performed over Campus Workshop in the fall. The girls were Eula Bullard, Elizabeth Cussell, Marilyn Davis, Pat Finch, Shirley Greenfield, Mary lean Heidinger, Ruth Iensen, Audrey Kenney, Doris Noble and Betty Terry. Accompanist was Ruth lensen, assisted b lo Ann lngels. - ,Ji X Officers were: Marilyn Davis, presidentQXBeverly Belfoy, vice president, and Ruth Iensen, secretary-treasurer. At the first of the fall semester, glee members decided to do away with the usual white sweaters worn for public appearances. Long-sleeved white blouses, which had been, before this year, alternated with the sweaters, were to be worn, together with the regulation navy blue skirts previously decided upon, Because of an unusually large number of withdrawals at the end of the fall semester, the Glee Club was almost entirely composed of new girls at the beginning of the spring semester. Several spring members participated in the Victory Chorus heard in concert on Sunday, April 4, at the Armory. GIRLS' SENIOR GLEE CLUB Row l: Wanda Mesler Ann lngels, Sharane Havlina, r son Shirley Morgan, Virginia L cl, Ie nne Iacobsen, Beve ly Nel Paul, Patty ee a Betty Vaughn, Carol Clamp, Elouise Shirley Greenfield, Pat Finch, Nancy Graham, Marian Venn, Barbara lzlly Marilyn Davis, Shirley Tuttle, Eula Kaye Peterson, Eleanor Mansen M Pace, Rosemary 79 M Y fgwgtf v nv? QM T Mary BAND How 1: Gloria Robbins, ' ale B Row 2: Shirley Pape, V era L1 es A Oh nth y Mazzuca, Merle Fitch, Grant Iorgensen, KOHHIG E 1 d Row T spe an . Lyman. Burk, Robert Gordon Frederick, Benjarnin Audrey Addis, Anita'OIiver, Diettrich. .s..,.s--,M TIGERANNAS Braving rain and cold weather, the Tigerannas, in their sparkling white costumes, performed on the football field between halves of each game. Interesting and intricate routines were worked out by Mrs. Sowell, adviser, and Charlotte Stalwick, president of the group. Officers for the year were: Charlotte Stalwick, president, Margaret Gallo- way, vice president, and Elaine Mitchell, secretary-treasurer. BAND than succeeded in inspiring both the crowd, rooters and teams at football and basketball games It played for a special assembly in the fall, at which a recording was made for presentation over Campus Workshop, the radio program produced by high school and college students in this vicinity. Officers of the board of control were: Barbara Carmody, president, Bob Gibson, senior representative, David Rees, junior representative, unter Under the leadership of its new director, Mr. Diettrich, the band more Simpso sophomore representative, Harold Novikoff, member at large, an ..Espeland, librarian. During the spring semester, Nancy Geiger and d Olso were chosen to be member at large and junior representative, re ' ly, This was because Harold left school and David became a senior. 80 L. ,sf fi ff 4 Mffn CAMPUS WORKSHOP Campus Workshop, a program produced entirely by high school and college students in this vicinity and presented every Tuesday evening over KMO, Was, at Stadium, under the supervision of Mrs. Gaul, dramatics teacher. Co-producers for the fall semester were Audrey Kenney and Virginia Lochow, While Shirley Niesen was producer during the spring. Shirley Niesen was also script writer, with Shirley Moffat as her assistant. Chosen in the fall from among 2U or more applicants, Harry V. Smith Ir. served as announcer for the Whole year. For the first time, an actual band assembly was recorded for presentation over this radio program. Decided features of the year were the staging of an imaginary air raid drill, Billee Mgrleyfs. es singing and the individual treatment of popular tunes by ick B. I-lenders n and George McHaney. NATIONAL THESPIANS The highest honor awarded to a drama student is membership in the National Thespian Society, an organization for amateur Thespians extending throughout the United States. Outstanding Work in the Thespian matinee, the Christmas play or the Senior Class play enabled six to reach the top of the dramatic ladder at Stadium. They are: Tracelene Barrett, Mary Ruth Erchinger, Iohn Poichat, Billie Morley, luliana Bay and Patty Bicker. Officers of the club Were: President, Mary Ruth Erchinger, and secretary- treasurer, Tracelene Barrett. Adviser was Mrs. Gaul. CAMPUS WORKSHOP Ro ' Harry Smith, lim Davis, Elizabeth Anderberg, luhana Ra-y, Patty Ricker, Ross 'HEb - Shirley Moffat Row 2: Don Hicks, Don Eshelman, lim hlylgndex, Bob Healy, Qick E. Hen erson, Dick H Henderson, Charles Stewart, Bob Columbine, A ' 'K A NATIONAL THESPIANS - ' Row 1: Patty Kicker, Tracy Barrett, Iohn Foicha ry Ruth Erching , Phyllis Halliday 8l P ff X I.. I'fJQf f E , vmfyaw 7x ' ,...,7.,vf'v+ 4,,0,,Af76Ff-1. f,Z,.Z7a- AMW UML-4 MRS. GAUL NEVER SINCE EVE Ever Since Eve, a sparkling comedy which centers around the amus- ing problems confronting two boys in their attempt to publish a high school newspaper, was highly successful as this year's Senior Class play, presented in the auditorium April 29 and 30. Much credit goes to Mrs. Gaul, dramatics teacher, lor directing this production. Capably tillin the role ot lohnny Clover, editor of the school newspaper, wa usan Blake, his co-editor, who is continually getting into 1 iculties, was excellently portrayed by 'Nl-CI-QOsgood. lim Davis, as Spud Erwin, fitted his role perfectly as Iohnny's assistant who believes himself to be irresistible where women are concerned. His sister, Betsy Erwin, always full ot was Well done by Mary Ruth Erchinger. Virginia Royse as Lucybelle Lee, a typical Southern belle who is pretty sweet Merle Legg and Phyllis Halliday gave splendid p Mrs. Clover. As Martha Willard journalism instructor, Iuliana Ray, ably characterized a woman sense ot humor. Henry Quinn, the pompous principal ot the high school, was well acted by Robert Winskill. Otticer Cappy Sim - m o n s w a s convincingly played by Chester VanSlyke. Football players were lack MacDonald as Preston ' Hughes, captain ot the team, and Fred Thies, Gordon Hill, Iohn Prechek and lim Roberts. ,Don McCroskey s ' ortrayed the lea - ing roles. A' lRight7 The entire cast ol Ever Since Eve. i imvqg, ',,,eif!W60?lf , 5S3E?i'asg s 3124 i, QDVER 56 X ,fit wif M9 Wk ,fi jjilw PUBLioATioNs xg QP Q The sound of many feet dashing madly in 1 y NHJQ and out of the World and Tahoma rooms, tlie Qf Ju loud tattoo of fingers upon typewriter keys, and the busy chatter of industrious minds typie , Wy xfies the eternal race of the reporter against of journalism, and fame, fortune, friends and females are forgotten in a battle with fleeting moments. . I My X 3 time. Meet the deadline is an unwritten law .Vin f MSN 83 VIRGINIA LOCHOW FALL WCDRLD In its twenty-first year of publication The Stadium World decreased in size to an eight-page, four-column tabloid for the first time since 1938, a change due to insufficient funds and a smaller staff. The news was well- covered, however, and the official newspaper of the Brown Castle continued to be Easy to Read and Worth Reading. Virginia Lochow headed the staff of 31 members as editor in chief with the help of Assistant Editor Iuliana Ray. Highlights of the feature page were Mirandy Strutz's entries in her diary, written by Mary-Anna Schenckg Sun Dial, authored by the combined efforts of Feature Editor Mardie DeMille and Iuliana Ray, and lack Watson's jingling of Iester's Bells. Castle Life Portraits contained no silhouettes and few cuts were used as linoleum was hard to obtain and the staff had no clever linoleum block artist. Old cuts on file were used as cartoons and holiday greetings. Tiger Tales were related by Sports Editor Paul Benson, while Lorraine Danell covered girls' sports and wrote Diana Shorts. Business and circulation managers were Pauline Healy and Mary-Anna Schenclc, respectively. Marjorie Van Olinda supervised the nine advertising solicitors as ad manager. FALL WORLD STAFF Row 1: lim Davis, Mr. Hoffman, Juliana Ray Allen, Lisetta Howe, Betty Ieanne Wolf, Lorraine Audrey L.aKowske, Do ar -Anna Elizabeth Anderberg, athryn Hultgren. Row Ginny Decker, Bill Atw , om ine, Fred 84 l PAUL BENSON SPRING WCRLD Assuming the duties of editor in chief, Paul Benson headed an especially small editorial statt of only l8 members in the spring semester. The size of the group was due largely to the tact that the dratt age had been lowered and the school day was shortened to tive periods. As a result tour cub reporters were used. Assistant editor was Connie Allen. Mary-Anna Schenck became feature editor and continued writing her column, Mirandy Strutzf' Until his departure tor Aberdeen lunior College, lack Watson again jingled lester's Bells. Atter he lett it was written by various students, some ot whom were not on the regular statt. Prominent Stadions were interviewed tor Castle Portraits by the feature writers. Stolen Tires Found in Principal Carr's Den! , Brown Castle Total Wreck Following Fire! -so read the headlines in the special issue ot The World published as the staffs contribution to April Fools Day on Thursday instead ot Friday. Lane Smith headed the sports statt as editor and wrote Tiger Tales. Girls' athletics were covered by Mollie Schlegel. Managing the advertising department was Audrey LaKowske. She and her nine solicitors had a more ditticult time securing ads this semester as most merchants had few products to advertise. Pauline Healy remained business manager and was assisted by Betty Thompson. Circulation manager was Mary-Anna Schenck. SPRING WORLD STAFF Lamar, Dalwyn Nobles, Mr, arol Clamp. Row 2: Audrey LaKowske, Baker, Edith Henderson, Smith, 85 r lt F txgj I' 'M X Q F mlxkffff T kJLxJNVtiA . f 1 . Wdi-.. I L. N3 in YL K- x fy ' Xjx A u Xp H .uay1JB9AxAgff,,' 2'- ,Ux W M15 Ayzw R! l IULIANA RAY TAI-ICMA Choosing the novel theme of Time for the 1943 Tahoma, Iuliana Ray, editor in chief, added several new features to the annual in an effort to improve upon past yearbooks. The grass-green and ivory padded cover was designed by Barbara Haslam, art editor, who was assisted by Torn Hamilton. The book was dedicated to all the boys who have attended Stadium and given their lives in World War ll. A tribute was paid to senior boys graduating with the Class of '43 who are now serving in the armed forces. Education for Victory in the center of the book had pictures to illus- trate various activities started in Stadium because of the war. Space was devoted' to pictures representing a typical school day, and a page was set aside as a key to the various section pages During the fall semester the staff voted that Washington Engraving Com- pany, Pioneer, Inc. and Becktold Cover Company be awarded contracts. For the second consecutive year, Krug-Lutz Studio was selected to take senior pictures. Iuliana and Emma Nelson, business manager, were selected by the class cabinet last spring. As assistant editor, Iuliana chose Fred Thies. Staff photographers were Bill Cutter, who took the division page pictures and assisted with some of the group pictures, ob Longstreth, and Reinhardt Wilhelm. Richard Moyer was in charge of roup pictures. TAHOMA STAFF 86 .4 f Clseltl Barbara l-laslam, art editor, and Tom Hamilton sketch cover designs. C B e l o W J Bob Longstreth, Beinbardt Wilhelm and Bill Cutter acted as shutter snap- pers. lAbove leltl The staff busies itself at proofreading. CAbove right? Emma Nelson, business manager, puzzles over tlie financial end of The Taboma. CBigl'1tl The editor, assistant editor, art editor, business manager and adviser disf cuss and select tlie cover, MR. HOFFMAN MR. GILTNER QUILL AND SCROLL ln the flickering glow of candles, while old members solemnly cautioned newcomers, six Stadions were initiated into Quill and Scroll at a journalism banquet this spring. Membership in this international honor society is obtained by prominent work in the field of journalism, and after the spring induction, ll members belonged to Stadiums Melville E. Stone Chapter. Periodically Quill and Scroll sponsors nationwide contests in various fields of journalistic endeavor. This year Paul Benson received a creative Writing key for a sports story and Mary-Anna Schenck received honorable mention for an editorial. There was no staff to publish the guide book, The Torch, this year, but Mr. Hoffman, journalism instructor, revised last years edition for the use of sophomores and new students. Officers of Quill and Scroll were: Carolyn Cummings, presidein-tgXVirginia Lochow, secretary-treasurer, and Mr. Hdfhnanfadviser., Y Mr. Hoffman, for 21 years faculty adviser of The World, is the author of several textbooks dealing with student newspaper production. These are now in use at Stadium. He sees that young journalists put out a weekly newspaper and an annual each year. Mr. Giltner is in charge of all financial business. QUILL AND scnou. Row 1: Paul Benson, luliana y,,j,Qnn1Q Allenf-'Mary-An-nG5Qienclg, Mr. Hoilrncn How'2: Elizabeth Anderberggfggrie Waechter,NlCarolyn Cummings, Kathryn l-lultgren 5 Pauline Healy. gf ,f ' 'T 4417 Mfg ,. 88 ATHLETICS Time! yells the referee ond with smoking gun dashes quickly to the victorious side. Thus ends onother high school bottle ond touch- downs in the lost seconds, boskets in the finol quarter, orn extro stroke in the tgnk or O home run in the ninth dll signify the importance ol correct timing in othletics. As in the goime of Lite, the winner is he who con mdintoin d steady stride until the tgpeline is reoched. 89 VARSITY Playing the major portion of their games during the daylight hours because of dimout restrictions, the Bengal Tigers, under the watchful eye of Coach Heinrick, com- pleted a successful season. Third place in Cross-State competition was claimed by the Royals with four wins and two losses. One tie and one defeat was encountered by the squad in non-league play with Lincolnand Aberdeen. By virtue of the decisive defeat of Everett, 7 - U, Stadium shared top-spot honors with the Gulls until the Thanksgiving Day game with Lincoln when the Blue and Gold dream of a league title was riddled by the l3 - O defeat at the hands of the Abes. The Castlites and the South End Lynx opened the season with a hard-fought game which ended in a scoreless tie. Several scoring threats were made by both teams but neither could chalk up any touchdowns. Power and speed were on the side of the Aberdeen Bobcats when the Tigers tangled with the Grays Harbor eleven and came out on the bottom of a 13-O score. Magnificent ball-carrying by Duv Wiseman kept the 'Cats from running up any more points. A sneak reverse and an intercepted pass led to both Bobcat tallies. After 48 minutes of brilliant play, the Bengals defeated the Blue Satans from Walla Walla, 7 - U, in the first regular Cross-State tilt in the bowl. Bob Gibson, all-around backfield man, heaved a 37-yard pass into the waiting arms of right end Bob Nelson during the second COACH HEINRICK period for six points, while Ralph Baker successfully booted the ball over the crossbar. Again proving to be a jinx for the Castlites, the Bellingham Red Raiders garnered l9 points to Stadiums 14 before the final gun sounded. Fullback Paul Iacobson starred for the home team while Walt Richardson was outstanding for the Raiders. Yakima was the only night game played by the Bengals as the Yaks are CHUCK FAIN CO-CAPT. PAUL IACOBSON BOB NELSON BOB COLLINS BILL MCGOVERN 90 FCCTBALL far enough inland to allow a game to be played under the lights. The Tigers sunk the Pirates, 21-6, with Chuck Pain reeling off the first score. Duv Wiseman flashed over the stripe in the third quarter after a 61 yard drive and fullback Steve Mondau plowed into the end zone for the final tally. Ralph Baker kicked the three conversions. The Seattle Prep Panthers, playing host to the Royals in the Queen City, couldn't hold down the Tiger scoring wave that literally ground them into the mud. Chuck Pain scored the first touchdown only a few minutes after the opening gun and the second quarter saw Ray Payne snag a pass by him and scamper into paydirt. lack MacDonald and Don Briggs accounted for the other two touch- downs while Baker toed three out of the four conversions across the uprights. Chalking up a 20- 7 win over the Bellarmine Lions, the Royals claimed their only city league win of the year. A backfield double- pass play by the Bells was good for their only touchdown. A confident Seagull eleven came down from Everett on Armistice day to do battle with an underdog Bengal grid squad but when the final gun sounded, a cheer rose from the Tiger rooters indicating that wa the Castlemen had vanquished the league leaders, 7-U. Everett dominated the first half but HC.hllC.lLl '... licirdashed over to score early in the fourth period and again Baker converted. ln a game that might have been more successfully played with rowboats and water wings, the Lincoln Railsplitters defeated Stadium Tigers l3 - O for the first time in a decade. The game was a heart-breaker for all Bengal rooters as the loss of the city championship was involved. Fumbles cost the home squad both touchdowns. The Bengals were definitely playing a weak game while the Abes showed plenty of precision and power. IOHN PRECHEK ,Qc Ioe Boyle and Paul Iacobson cap- tained the 1942 squad while Bill McGov- ern and Steve Mondau were chosen to lead next year's grid eleven. Iohn Pre- chek was dubbed the inspirational award winner, and also was named on the all- state line-up. DUV WISEMAN CO-CAPT. IOE BOYLE INSPIRATIONAL AWARD Q XS Buss MITCHELL LN RAY PAYNE U CECIL STONE 91 RALPH BAKER FRANK BONARO IOHN TOLLEFSON BOB GIBSON ,ra-, . ff i WILL WESTLIN STEVE MONDAU GENE CLOUGH DICK GRECO Chuck Pain, with the assistance of Paul Iacobson, An Everett gridder holds tight in the Armistice making it hot for Bellarmirie. Day tilt. WALT ROCKWAY BILL WILBERT DON SHERFY IOE SHENSKY , ' 5.12 slag. '2 iffizjf' A , ai, jgxzfwmi -qu-'HH-. chunk ROSS HALL IOE BUTCHER . RON AUBRY GORDON ANDREASEN IRCK MacDONALD DON BRIGGS FRANK ALBERT BILL SHEARD When the smoke cleared at the Tigerflfynx season A rough and tumble scene from the Lincoln game opener. Frankie Bonaro strutting his stuff against Walla Walla. The gold and blue hits the dust RESERVE TEAM How I: Prank 'l'reloar,,DQve ilvgns George George Thomas, Glenn f'Face, Paul liiamondff hroederx, Russel Erickson, Bob Sessions, George Perkins, Holancl Day, e Murra Baldwin, lim Davis Row 3: Iolin lteinrick, Neil Iolinson, Al Lyman Hewitt Warter, Mr. Lowman, SOPHOMORE TEAM Row 1: llank Sommern, Bruce Stewart, Dick Kind, Iohnson, Harvey Bottiger, Gene Llewellyn, lim Crews, lvan Pedersen. Row 2: Sam Paul Davies, Dexter Silver, Hill Guthrie, Orvis Harrelson, Sandy Shalib, Ierry How :all Watland, Iohnny White, Paul Possum, lim Clinton, Bob Hayden, Willard Peterson, Windy d, Nelson Milligan. RESERVE EGGTBALL Overpowering their opponents in three out of four games, the reserve football squad under Coach Lowman had a highly successful season. After losing to Bellarmine, lZfU, in their first contest, the Tiger seconds came back to deleat the Bells, 14-12, and Lincoln twice by the scores of 14-U and l3-O, respectively. ln the middle of their season a tilt was held between the junior and senior reserves which the underclassmen won, l2-U. At the annual banquet, Don Hicks and Roland Day were chosen senior and junior captains. Iohn Hampton was given the inspirational award. SOPHCDMCRE EGGTBALL Showing definite promise of producing several future varsity football stars, the sophomore team, coached this year by Mr. Angelel, physical educa- tion director at Mason Iunior High School, ended its season with one win, four losses and a tie. The sophs did well against Lincoln in their first game, finishing in a scoreless tie, but did not break into the win column until they downed the Puyallup Vikings l8-O in their last contest. The Viks had previously edged out the yearlings, l3-8, Selected as co-captains were Marshall Watland and Stan Langlow, while Orvis Harrelson was voted the inspirational award at their banquet in lanuary. 94 4 I COACHES Helping Don and Anna Stadion to keep physically fit in mind as well as body is the duty performed by the Castle's coaching staff. Guiding varsity football and baseball again this year was Mr. Heinrick, director of athletics. Mr. Lowman had charge of varsity and reserve basket- ball and reserve football, while Mr. Angelel coached sophomore football and basketball as well as varsity track, replacing Mr. Christie. Tennis and golf were headed by Mr, Epstein and Mr. Swarm, respectively, while Mr, O'Neel capably oversaw swimming and wrestling. Owing to the ruling of the city superintendent, the rifle team, coached by Mr. Giltner, was inactive. Mr. Palmer continued as head of first aid and the equipment room. Girls' sports were led by Miss Bernard and Mrs. Sowell. MANAGERS Long hours of work are put in by the boys whose chief duty it is to care for athletic equipment. They are awarded a letter similar to the one of the sport for which they work. Some also go on trips with the teams. The head manager this year was Harvey Hosman. Miss Bernard and the Stadiana cabinet choose the girl managers who help in the after-school turnouts of the Dianas. COACHES Row l: Mr. Palmer, Miss Bernard, Mrs. Sowell, Mr. O'Neel, Mr. Swarm. Row 2: Mr Lowrnan, Mr. Christie, Mr. Heinrick, Mr. Gilmer, How 1: Audrey Addis, Marilyn Zumholl, Mary F Marie Genna, Barbara Paul Gmqrich, Clark Bob Mills, Alice Montbroussou Row Dick Milton, Harvey Bill Robertson, Iohn Tucker, Lyda, DOING. 95 V ' X' KI! jj? J , ' Q T Jf J M U I Ll fl i , lffci .fini iffy' ffl , 4 . fly, RSTTY y I y,,. Q- V ' f ,,' .I 1 J I f' I I rj ix 1' I 'I I .1 ' X 1 l ' ff ff! T! if: l K I f ff, If P I I, l mi t as well get drafted, catch the mumps ortlget a j in the shipyards myself! exclaimed Coach Lowman in summarizing the troubles he encountered while attempting to keep a well- trained and organized casaba squad on the maples for the l943 season. ln spite of these difficulties the team made a good showing in all of its contests, winning 12 and losing l2 games. The Tigers gained fourth place in Cross-State League play with 4 wins and 6 losses, defeating Seattle Prep twice, splitting with Everett and Bellingham, and losing two each to Brem- erton and Lincoln, Due to transportation difficulties, there were no meetings with the two eastern teams, Walla Walla and Yakima, this year. In their first encounter with the Everett Seagulls, the Royals traveled to the northern city only to come limping home with a 24-31 defeat, but when the time came for the Bengal five to play host to the Gulls, the Castlites unleashed a scoring barrage that left them flatfooted. Both Bay Payne and Bob Fincham were in excellent form that night, garnering a large number of the 48 tallies against 28 for Everett. Besides their regular schedule, the Bengals played seven practice tilts with Eatonville, Sumner, Olympia, Clover Park, Puyallup and Buckley, losing only to the Sumner Spartans, 30-34. Bobbie Eincham received a back injury in the Puyallup tiff which necessitated his missing four important games. This event was the beginning of Coach Lowman's manpower troubles, From that time on, one COACH LOWMAN BOB FINCHAM CHUCK PAIN BOB OLSON BILL MCGOVERN BOB RINKER RON BUTTON 96 BASKETBALL by one the players dropped from the squad until Mr. Lowman had to draw heav- ily from the reserves. A return engagement with Bellarmine brought the Castlernen a 36 - 27 ver- dict over the Bells, only to have the Lions come back the next week to take a heartbreaker from the Tigers, 32 - 3l. Seattle Prep again withered before the mur- derous iire of the Royal sharpshooters. The game ended with Stadium on the long end ot a 55- 26 score. Bellingham started the Royals on a losing streak for the next seven games. The Raiders scuttled the home crew, 35- 24. The following Tuesday the Bremerton tive also upset Stadium, 53 - 38, and on Friday Lincoln outscored the Tigers, 27 - 38. Two more games with Lincoln and one with Sumner proved fruitless tor the Bengals. PAUL GRIMES RALPH BAKER BOB NELSON Eggyvv-vug BUSS MITCHELL CHUCK STEWART RAY PAYNE The strength of the Lynx was displayed in their ability to win all eight of their city tiits this season, a feat that has not been duplicated since the start ot the city league. Bob Fincham again copped honors as the outstanding player on the team tor as many games as he played. l-le particpaglf tive Cross-State games but had a high 9.6 points scoring average. Clz'fuck Faigzgarnered the most indi- vidual points after Bob left to work in the tsl:11 iSYa'1-der ln direct contrast to last year's squad, the 1943 Bengal team was mostly seniors. Bob Nelson, Chuck Stewart, Bill McGovern and some excellent junior and soph material on the reserve lineup will be back to greet Coach Lowman when the 1944 hoop season begins. 97 xl' 'k ' l ' ' ' ' - SOPH BASKETBALAN Row l: lohn Tuchh-Dick Burrogleil lohnson, ' Brown' Cliff Hoff, Windy Grdnlund. Row 2: Mr. Angelel, Bob Bartlett, Iohn Angus, Bo' ,l.ew1E.fFfarvey Bottiger, Sam Tangoxa. RESERVE BASKETBALL With the remarkable record of l3 victories in 15 games, the reserve casaba squad succeeded in again capturing the city second-string title by whipping Lincoln twice and Bellarmine once. They also annexed this year the Cross State laurels tor reserve teams by defeating all of their opponents, including the Bremerton, Seattle Prep and Everett seconds. ln non-league play the Tigers won over Puyallup, Sumner, Clover Park and others. Sumner came back, however, to defeat the Bengals by one point in a thrilling game. Outstanding scorer for the team was Charles Stewart, who was promoted to a regular varsity position near the end of the season. SQPHOMORE BASKETBALL Coming through the season with only two defeats, the sophomore basket- ball squad succeeded in tying Lincoln for the yearling title in a closely contended race. The Tigers won two and lost two in competition with the Bailsplitters and carried over into two overtimes in their final combat. Bellarmine, Clover Park, Puyallup and the Stadium Hi-Y also were defeated by the sophs, the Bells four times. Mr. Angelel ly handled the coaching assigngnent this year. ss - C Du Sick Salatino, Mr. Lowman. Dick Burrow was the most consistent scorer wh e Dick Brown d Orvis Harrelson turned in good performances. 98 VARSITY GOLF Dropping a close match to Lincoln, 8V2 to Slfg, Bengal divot-diggers opened a season that promised to contain something more than defeats. Mickey Stray copped the No. l berth with the aid of a hole-in-one during the qualifying rounds. No. 2 spot was filled by Boland Hoar, while Ierry Baker qualified for No, 3 on the team. At the time The Tahoma went to press, Coach Swarm had scheduled matches with Lincoln at Fircrest, University of Washington frosh at University Golf Club, Foster at Fircrest, Lincoln at Brookdale, Bremerton at Fircrest, Bremerton at Kitsap Country Club, Lincoln at Fircrest, University of Wash- ington frosh at Fircrest, and Lincoln at Allenmore. VARSITY TENNIS Among the varsity netmen to greet Coach Epstein this year were Wally Cavanaugh, Harold Mosich and Harvey Mosich. Kenny Burrows and Don McCroskey rose from Agst year's reserves to the varsity squad while orge Ihomgsglcenny IohnsorlkgRonalci He-ncyickson,Y?ichard Tabell ct unter Simpson comprised the reserveteam. II I ' Lincoln was first to go down before the agility of the Tiger racketeers, 7-Q-Qxrold Mosich won two rounds out of three, Harvey Mosich,y- , and George Thomas, each two out of two. As The Tahoma went to press the Bengals had played only one game, but others were scheduled with Lincoln, Aberdeen, Seattle Prep and Univer- sity of Washington frosh. VARSITY GOLF Row 1: Mr. Swarm, Glenn Worldsymf' ,Rolando Hour. Row 2: lim Ruff, Iim Reynolds, Charles Ste , Burroygs, Bill Stoggs. f VARSITY, TENNIS - How la. Richard Tabell, Don, McCroskeY, KBBDJ-Buaglavb, Wally Cavanaugh, Harold Mosiqhy Elgongld' ' , : , r 'Tvs' r r', ', 'I '. endrickson Row 2 George Thomas we Simp on Geo ge Pe kms Bob Lewis kCocxch stein x I ' -75, , XX 99 TX Sai Cr Vi un Q Isl CAPT. FRANK BONARO RALPH BAKER CECIL STONE WALT ROCKWAY GENE CLOUGH DICK GRECO BILL FUNK BOB OLSON MICKEY STRAY BOB GIBSON IIM PIRIE ART ANDERSON GENE DOSA IACK THOMPSON DICK SALATINO IOE BUTCHER 100 COACH HEINRICK VARSITY BASEBALL -A Beginning a season which promised to contain many victories, the Bengal varsity baseball team won its first six games. Many of last year's regular performers were back including Dick Greco, Frank Bonaro, and Ralph Baker, all two-year veterans, and Gene Clough, Cecil Stone, Walt Rockway, Bob Olson and Bob Gibson, all one-year lettermen. These players plus many reserves gave Coach Heinrick one of the most experienced and well rounded ball teams the Castle has seen in several years. ln their opening game, the batsmen subdued Kapowsin, 4-2 and ll-l, in a double-header played at Athletic Park, April l2. The first contest featured the fine pitching of Gene Clough who allowed the Loggers only 5 hits to 8 for Stadium. Dick Greco was really hot in the nightcap, hurling a no-hit game. He struck out 10 and Walked only 3. Greco and ,Captain Bananas Bonaro were the hitting stars in these two 7 inning encounters. Seattle Prep fell twice to the Royals by the scores of 7-2 and 10-4 in a double-header played in Seattle, April 16. It was the first Cross-State League competition of the season for both teams. On the mound in the opener was Gene Clough, who by way of a 3 hit performance won his second game. His mates succeeded in collecting 9 bingles off the opposing pitcher. Rookie Bill Funk turned in a remarkable relief job in the second game. Replacing Greco, who hit one of his wild streaks in the sixth inning, Funk set the Panthers down in order after the score had been knotted at 4-all and the bases were loaded. He fanned all nine batters that faced him. After neither team had scored in the seventh the Tigers pushed across 6 runs in the eighth for their margin of victory. , The Bengal bat barrage was led by Bonaroffsfnd Clough in the first con test and by Greco and Cecil Stone in the nightcap. BASEBALL TEAM ' 5 J Row l: Roger Pennington, Mickey Stray, Bill Funk, Dick Greco, frank Bonaro, Dick Salatino, Ceci Stone, Ralph Baker, Eddie Crooks. Row 2: Gen Clough, Mr. Heinr ck, Orvis Harrelson, Marsh Watland, Don Klarich, Bob Gibson, Gene Dosa, ' lsciray Clarence De ase, Ioe Butcher, Harold 'S1monson, Walt Rockway, lim Pirie, Dwight Hanson, t7Xn erson, lack T mpson, Charles Reid,-Lfwis Panico. A f Q , lfaaiu ,. -' ' 4 A - A ' . -1 2 S 'S A 4 V' 4 1 m A f 'J il V ' 4 - 1 ?- ' . f - ' JAY,-. g ilu- QV .l L J- cn: isp, Q I I. X-5 -r-... Q . Q V W, 6' .M , QL A ig DQ, n x- . , 1- 1. ' 1- T' ' ' ' ., ,U -,H . ' ,. sit A11 T 'lv - , 'Xi iff Q ff ' - 4 'li m ,Nw .gf l H- - -f T - il, -fa - -f .yt t . Q... mi , f f -f, Q, if . W f' ' V X 1 M X Vw nf wg , y ,pf 7,4 'tl .E-IJ-,A tx i e 1- x ' : f .. - ' ' t . ' , . 11 '- Les ' if -l tr' if' i' ,V Q A gm -ig: - 1- 4 r l:-- P - ? Q f . f' , Q ' N' T '- Q fi ., 'fii ? sf ' 2 L5 A' K . SY A 3.-f 'X 1 S .Ji -' t .si -2. , Q ' W A .- A...-r' -'r' ST' , ,XM Q COACH ANGELEI. VARSITY TRACK Flashing off to an excellent start, the 1943 thinclad team has proved its mettle with a record of four spectacular wins and no losses at the time this publication went to press. Centralia was the Tiger's first victim and went down, 58-55. Co-captain Duval Wiseman shone with two first places for a high score total of 11114 points while Charles Pain took both the discus and shot events. Despite a heavy rainstorm Bengal cindermen remained unbeaten as they thoroughly trounced a strong Clover Park team, 77112 to 35112. Nine firsts were garnered by the squad on the sloppy track and Wiseman again came through for top scoring honors of the day with 16114 points. Next to be vanquished by the home squad was the Auburn cindermen in a lop-sided meet which ran 83 213 to 29 113. Of the 13 events held the blue and gold accounted for 12 of them, the 440 yard dash being the only first place event for the boys from Auburn. Between them Duv Wiseman and Charles Pain amassed 55112 points in the Royal's two wins over the Clover Park Warriors and Auburn. Wiseman led the field with 16114 points in the Auburn fray. Bettering his Clover Park mark by several feet Pain hurled the discus 137 feet 3314 inches. TRACK TEAM How I: Paul Gingrich, Bob Otis, Don Briggs, Frank Davies, Russ Keyes, Hay Payne, Bob Healy, Larry Allen, Harry Roegner, Bob Hayden, loe Mahoski, Neil -IQhns9n.,.l..eonard Newgard, Coach Angelel. Row 2: Paul Possum, Bill Mojecrn, Webster Foremcm, Ii1n Nylanclevg Bruce Stewart, Duval Wiseman, Cal Watts, Don Grant, Bill Demastus, Ed LaChapellefYacTC 'Granberg, Arthur Scheiene, lim Grimes, -Rasgjlcli. How ' lim Clinton, Mike Reeder, lesse Pryor, Wayne Mann, Don Hayden, Bob Lyon, Cliff Nicholson, arles a Norman Nelsen, lack Tuttle, By2an,Norton, Warren Anderson, Charles Opgenorth. 102 . x N CHUCK FAIN and BOB HEALY and RAY PAYNE DON BRIGGS and FRANK DAVIES CAL WATTS and LARRY ALLEN DUV WISEMAN Everett provided Stadium with its fourth win of the season. The track- sters from the northern city were only able to account for 43 points to 70 for the Royals. Don Briggs, Bengal' hurdle expert,ChaQgsdFcHn and Reeves of Everett shared high point honors with 10 each. Briggs took the high and low hurdles, Fain Won the shot, placed second in the discus and tied for second in the high jump, and Reeves captured both sprints. Wiseman was nosed out by Reeves in the 100 yard dash. Larry Allen, Stadiums star miler, consistently won every mile event for the Bengal thinclads up until Tahoma publication time. Other outstanding performers were Bob Healy, Cal Watts, Bob Hayden, Iini Nylander, Ray Payne and Bob Mann, a sophomore who showed much trackzbilitiyrff! IIM UIEYLANDER and HARRY ROEGNER and BILL MOIEAN and WAYNE MANN 'C I MAHOSKI IIM CLINTON and IACK TUTTLE BOB HAYDEN 103 COACH O'NEEL VARSITY SWIMMING Displaying great quantities of speed and agility, Bengal mermen churned their way through seven victories until the western Washington conference meet held in the University of Washington tank. Here they were obliged to take third place as a result of the lack of second- and third-place Winners to back up the first places. Lincoln took first place with 51 points while Aberdeen nosed out the Tigers, 43-41, for second place. The squad took two meets from Lincoln, Aberdeen and Everett. A strong U. of W. frosh squad was also submerged by the Royals 33-31, in a thrilling meet held in the home pool. Ioe Boyle was again the outstanding performer for the Tigers, defegting all his opponents plus earning the most points for his team. At the confergqe meet in the U pool he broke his own record in the 220 with a flashing 2124.2 The relay team was not defeated all season. ln its ranks were Ron Aubry, Bill Brasier, Ioe Boyle and Bob Morton. Morton, having joined the army, was later replaced by Don Diamond. Dale Murray came through with a first place in the diving division at the state contest, While Brasier copped the IUU-yard free-style, swimming his fastest race of the season. Seniors who swam their last meet for Stadium at the state contest were Ioe Boyle, Dale Murray, George Thomas, Bill Brasier, Don Diamond, Merle Legg and Bob Morton. 'Hx ' Coach O'Neel ill .have some Experienced performers next year in the persons of Paul B le-,Bon Aubry, Iim Cooksie, Paul Diamond, 'Iohn I-lamp-i ton, Al Lyman an many of the promising reserves. K ' SWIMMING TEAM Row 1: Al Lyman, Paul Diamond, Dale Murray, Ioe Bo le, Bill Brasier, Don Diamond, Paul Boyle, George Thomas, Steve Mondau. Row 2: Sandy Shaub, son, lack Field, ?x Aubr ffohn , Merle Legg, David Rees, Tom Ball, Don Lowery. Row . m ooksie, Don anzler, ggfgr Simpsguf Iohnny Schlarb, Iimmy Reynotds, Art Nylander, Doug Baldwin, Iohn Heinrick, Ir. 104 o WWIKW, I , wwf .ff MQ, fifimhf J F011 ,VX I -ff M f .f f ' 1 L I F -ff 'ZVARSITY ff M J l COACH O'NEEL Wrestling, which for many years was one of the forgotten sports at Stadium, came into its own this year. Many boys turned out, and the two matches the grapplers had here were well attended. This was not the case for most of the other afternoon sports. The grunt and groaners had a fairly good season, winning two and losing two. Mr. O'Nee1 oversaw the boys, assisted by two student coaches, Charles Isaacs and Russ Keyes. In their first match with Lincoln, Ian. 27, the Stadium team went down to defeat, 20-13. Encouraging highlights of this contest were the victories of Dave Houston at 115 pounds and of Russ Keyes, heavyweight, who threw his man in 1:56. Despite the loss of Isaacs, who was out with an ear infection, the matmen, otherwise in good shape, came back to defeat Fife in a match there Feb. 9, 24-13. They showed definite improvement and seemed to have gained much from their experiences in the Abe encounter. Dave Houston, Armand Yapa- chino, Kenny Iohnson and two newcomers, Dave I-Iurlow and Bob Mann, looked good in winning their contests. Russ Keyes, who was acting student coach, continued chalking up victories by pinning his opponent in 1:55. At Lincoln on Feb. 18 the Lynx again proved too powerful and by winning 231f2-15112, retained possession of the Cammarano wrestling trophy. The Tigers fought hard but were again less experienced. Russ Keyes by winning in 47 seconds scored the fastest fall of the season. In their last match of the season with Fife on March 3 here, the grapplers again defeated the Trojans, this time by the impressive score of 26-15. The Tigers went into the contest with a 10-point advantage because of forfeits BOB COLLINS BILL PLUMMER IIM CLINTON BOB MANN 106 3 WRESTLING and were ahead throughout the contest. Enlightening were the victories of Bill Plummer, Iim Clinton and Captain Bob Collins, who won by a fall. Armand Yapachino, by displacing his opponents ribs when he threw him, won his match in 4:09 and received the distinction of being the only bone- crusher on the Royal squad. At their banquet at Kittridge Hall in April the matmen voted Russell Keyes the Paul Walker trophy for being an inspiration to the team. Armand Yapa- chino was chosen student coach for next season While Bob Mann was voted to captain the squad. CHARLES ISAACS ARMAN D YAPACHINO RUSSELL KEYES ENNY IOHNSON DAVE HOUSTON DAVE HURLOW After their season was over several of the grapplers, perhaps yearning for the feel of the mat, turned over to boxing. Russ Keyes, with the help of Roy Cloninger, former boxing instructor at Amarillo CTexasJ High School, organized a highly successful smoker in April, which was well attended and netted 65 dollars for the Red Cross. ln the main event Iohn Prechek won a decision over Chuck Pain. Three of the foregoing bouts had been technical knockouts. These included lim Cooksie over Duval Wiseman, Ralph Baker over Lyman Burk, and Gordon Reid over Norman Iacobson. Gordon Andreasens decision over Don Eshelman and Russ Keyes' decision over Gene Rettke were among the best of the contests. l07 lovlinny' 2: Paul Gingrich fmgrl, Kenny Iohnson, Clyde Melendy, Julius Marrnaccr, Bill Punter, Buss Keyes, Armand Yapachino,..lim Clin on. 'K 'J ,H X M-MBAMURAL X , Rgw l: Al Lyman, George Brown, 'ibn Schroedey Iohnny Drake, Dale Murray, Don Adams, Qahnrljiamp- Jpn, Paul Diamond, lack MacDona Ffack 'Fix-l'r'eT, lim Davis. Row 2: Ray Heffelfinger, Gene Wick, Paul Davies, Dex Silver, Harold Mosich, Bill Hill, Frank Baish, Webster Foreman, Dan Lowery, Bob Hoffman. Mike Hoeder. How 3: Iulius Marinacci, Bill Shear JQDJBSV7 ,Charles Stewart, Bill Wilbert, Bob Collins, Hay Payne, Steve Mondau, lohn l-leinrick,' o 'MCCroskey, iim Grimes, Bill Plummer. RESERVE WRESTLING The reserve wrestling team, composed mostly of 'lgreen men, was defeated by Lincoln's seconds, 25-15, early in February on the Abes' mat. Since a return match with the Lynx was postponed, this was the only contest. However, it was marked by many falls and much valuable experience was gained which will help to place many of these boys on next years -varsity squad. The reserves were also coached by Mr. O'Neel, with the assistance of Charles Isaacs and Russell Keyes. INTRAMURAL So that boys who are unable to compete in interscholastic athletics could participate in sports, a fine intramural program was carried out. Under the direction of Mr. O'Neel and Mr. Palmer, gym teachers, competition was offered in archery, apparatus, badminton, basketball, boxing, horseshoes, ping-pong, swimming, tennis, track, tumbling and wrestling. Any boy may engage in any sport provided he has not earned a letter in that particular field. Many gained valuable experience in this Way and later turned out for interscholastic athletics. Winners in each sport are privileged to Wear an emblem, a shield with the letters SHS and a symbol of their sport on it. This is seen on the right sleeve, 108 U PIN WINNERS The highest award presented by the girls' athletic department at Stadium is a gold pin, symbolizing three years of active participation in the sports program. Good sportsmanship, persistent practice, and time and energy spent in turnouts earning felt and chenille letters quality a girl to receive a third- year pin. HIKE LEADERS Rain or shine, enthusiastic Dianas rise with the birds to attend the 12 hikes held during the tall and spring. To lead these jaunts, which are usually held on Saturday mornings, 24 senior girls are chosen by the Stadiana cabinet and the gym instructor. With two girls in charge on each hike, Dianas make their treks through city streets and country by-Ways. To earn a point toward her letter, a girl must go on five of them. J .- - PIN WINNEES W f--'WW' mrs-- Row l. 'E nY Lee Stattin, Pgll ummer, E aine MHQ, Lorraine Dnnpll Gnrnnrof Gnllaxm arilyn Whitman, Pauline T' r, Bar ara aTrHody. Row 2: lyn lohnso Doris Opland, ice A n Beal? Billye Hawlincih Ethel Victor, na, elle Neumann, Iune Nyquis Virginia Pa'uQ, Tooty Foss. HIKE LEADERS Row 1: Katy Vaughn, Virginia Paul, Elouise Cruver, Connie Allen, licsxlknn. E Billafe Rawlings, Ethel Victor, Lorraine Danell. How Z: Ida Belle Neumann, Bonnie egman, Emma Nelson, Elizabeth Anderberg, Venus Qualls, Evelyn L. Larsson,-sEl51iirie Mitchell,4Margaret allovvay. NH -- ? 109 Gif f , W '- i' ar' r 1 ' BASKYTBALL lva May Iacobson, we Rawlings, lda Belle Neumann, Doris Opland, Connie Allen, Lorraine Danell, ' Glenna Bay. b , 6 UTSTANDING BASKETBALL PLAYEBS How I: lda Belle Neumann, ' ma Nelson, Connie Allen, The Ann Bei, Lorraine Danell, Katy Vaughn, lane Duncan, Qob ' . -n 'A Row 2: Mary Fullinwiclerj' fUan'1Cnee'land, Ruth Macemon, Betty Sea, Charlotte Nelson ig l- Ruth Peres. Row 3: Marilyn Zumhofi, Doris Opland, Audrey Addis, kois lianson, Barbara ar -o , Doris Vollmer, Lola Vollmer. BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS The it game ot the girls' sports calendar is probably basketball, tor it attracts a larger number ot players than any other sport. Allowing for quick thinking and individual skill, this game drew about 250 girls, though many of the usual players were unable to turn out because ot outside work. Downing all the underclassrnen and members of their own class, Doris Opland's seniors captured the honors. They defeated Katy Vaughn's junior team in the finals, l7 - 15. Assisting Ioan K nd, mana ber, were Florence Watts, Marie Genna, Mary Fullinwider and rdis cfogt. OUTSTANDING PLAYERS Chosen on the basis ot the speed, teamwork, technique and accuracy observed in their playing, 25 girls were named as outstanding basketball players this year. Started live years ago by Miss Bernard, gym instructor, the honor group serves as a motive to Stadium girls to strive to acquire these fundamental qualities as well as to display thern, with equal ettort, on the court. Emma Nelson was selected this year for the third time. llO gf . 4,1 SPEEDBALL A fast, tricky game requiring the use ol both head and feet is speedball, which first appeared in the Diana sports World in l939. Alice Ann Beal, manager, used as her assistants Ruth Macemon, Lois Hanson and Katy Vaughn. Captained by Doris Opland, a senior team captured the championship by trouncing Dalwyn Nobles' juniors, 19-6. ' BASEBALL Claiming the baseball title last year was Carol Clamps junior team, who beat a sophomore nine led by Pat Iones, l7 - l5. Though baseball is the last team sport of the year, many girls turn out to entoy the clean play and bright sunshine found on the diamond. Manager tor the sport this year was Doris Opland aided by Glenna Ray, Ieanne Paulson and Polly Kimmerle. SPEEDBALL lva May Iacobson, lda Belle Neumann, Doris Qpland, Ruth Mace-mon, Alice Ann Beal, Natalie Cartier Qautme Tmkeft Lois Hanson. 'NY'- ' BASEBALL ' CN June Nyquist, Carol Clamp, Joan Kneeland, Ethel Victor, Charlotte Coors, pf,-ff l lll 'N r ,V T rsnnrsil ilk X QA? 'f A ' Emma Nelson, 'Mary Fullinwider, Shirley Moilat, Henry Etta Foss. ,ji V 1 A K J 5 ' I BADMINTON , Ann Wegehel, Emm, ,Nelsont Mary Ann Ha kellngrace Hamilton ,Marion L ng, Jeanie Michael, J l 1 V - L 7 ' ldsifle w'k75r - ' Cl- - xi' ' 'T i 1 ' ' ' 'N i -Hwffwlx Uni I ill' I F AX , . i l y ' N, J A V V 4 - . V J if i J V ' , ll J .X ru r' li 'I r . 'if 15' N Jil XXX' N L J, i' . 4' f 4' . l ' tl' v ,' fil Q1 1 ,' I' XJ b li, F , .f 4 4 un. yi in :V J fx f' V ' 'V TENNIS 1' ' I K it V I J . I ii l ' x 8 R X A n Ji t 1 J ffyx fy ' i.Nfl'r,J.l! Tennis is an individual sport enjoyed by many Stadium girls. Taking 'J J Xl ?f'the laurels last year was Pat Greenup, then a senior, Who captured the title J 4 Y for her second year, As this year's play-offs were not completed by the time lf ll I if N The Tahoma Went to press, 1942 winners are pictured. , 'x. l f 41 ' -f The victor ot the tournament is awarded a gold pin at the Girls' Club assembly in the spring. , , ff y-1 I li i BADMINTON Swish! And the shuttle Whizzes over the net as. ' ' ,crowns herself queen of the badminton court by edging out farqgedvligmiltcmj in the fall tournament. 5-x All girls reaching the quarter-finals received a point toward their letter. In badminton every Diana has an equal chance ot Winning, and through continuous practice she is able to obtain a steadier hand and truer aim in hitting the birdie. 112 SWIMMING Splash! And Brown Castle mermaids dive into the cool blue-green waters of the girls' pool. Because The Tahoma went to press before the annual swimming meet was held, winners are not printed. Swimming was popular among the Dianas this spring and competition promised to loe close. Manager for the sport is Audrey Addis, with leanne Paulson and Shirley Morgan as her assistants. VOLLEYBALL Teamwork, quick thinking, untiring energy are the essential qualities of an athlete who expects to play a fast heads-up game of volleyball. Seniors again took the crown when Marie Gennas team downed Io Ann Ingles' juniors, 42 - 27. - S D'Olivo was manager for the sport, with Marilyn Zumhofqmi velyn Watts and Alice Montloroussous as her assistants. ' SWIMMING TEAM Shirley Foote,?'qj-Green, Beverly Booth, Doris Vollmer, I6cnie'Michael, Marilyn Nisonger, Jeanne Paulsen, Marion Long, Grace Hamilton Lola Vollmer, Carole Abernethy, Phyllis Johnson, Audrey Addis, Mary Ann VOLLEYBALL Evelyn L.YLarson,,. Doris Opland, Marie Genna, Pqglinerlfinker, Barbara Carmody, Ethel Bergem, Haskell, lane Duncan, Ann Wegener. loan Brofomell, Polly Kimmerle. f . 1-' L E 4- 3-if If ll3 i Aff , , . I , lk 9 -,f xi GIRL STUDENT LEADERS Row 1: llloutse flruver, Ioan Kneeland, Ruth Macemon, Ioy Moberg, Alice Ann Beal loyce Galligan, Maryy Ann llaskell, Dalwyn Nabl.es,.k,lla Click, Gerry D'Ol1vo. Row Z: Teanette Bilocleau, yB1lly? Rawlings Shirley Moffat Grace Hamilton, lean Washburn, Mary Fullinwicler, Ruth Peresqgs Sco Audrey'Add1s. Row 3: 'mia Pauf, Carole Abernethy, Rosemary Steele, Audrey Laliow., 9, QCII Vaughn, Io Ann Cheim, Bobbie Gentili, Marilyn Zumholf, Alice Montbroussous, Dorothy Hepr, lxaty Marlin, Jeanne Paulson 4 ' BOY STUDENT LEADERS How 1: Sian Olsen, Clyde Melendy, Paul Davies, Dale Murray, Dex Silver Iulius Marinacci, lim Grimes, Butt Plummer, Boy Cloninger, Row 2: Mr. O'Neel, Ioe Mahoski, 'ai erauson, David llurlow, Al Lyman, Lyle Kosbab, Bruce Stewart, Don Kanzler, Buss Keyes, Gene Llewellyn, GIRL STUDENT LEADERS Checking attendance, taking care of equipment and refereeing games, besides assisting gym instructors, are some of the many duties of these girls chosen to help regularly during class periods. Emblems are awarded signifying a certain number of hours spent in this work, Officers are: President, Ioy Moberg, secretary-treasurer, Marilyn Zumhoff, BUY STUDENT LEADERS By assisting gym teachers, Mr. O'Neel and Mr. Palmer, the student leaders not only gained much experience in leadership but also proved valuable in helping to instruct gym students. The club's principal activity was its annual dance in collaboration with girl student leaders. lt was held in April and because it was after school was named the Two o'Clock lump. A plan whereby the leaders would move in the orchestra platforms and clean up after each dance was originated. For this they received pay, part of which was spent to buy student leader shields. A banquet in May was planned as the clubs concluding function. Officers for the fall were: Paul Grimes, president, Clyde Melendy, vice president, lim Grimes, secretary, and Iulius Marinacci, treasurer. Spring officers included: Boy Cloninger, president, Iulius Marinacci, vice president, lohn Schroeder, secretary, and Al Lyman, treasurer. Mr Palmer, ll4 144 1 I J SCHOQL LIFE A girl with a gay ribbon in her dark curls, the ceaseless inurrnuring ot a Study hall, a dance with overalls and pigftails, the drowsay feeling after all-night c r am min g, walking through the court under tire ot icy Snowballss or staring glances, the instant clainor when class bells pingf f all these and more signify the good tune we'Ve had in our Stadium school life! l5 WINTER-TIME Sept. 7: The fall semester opened with the new five-hour day in effect. Thanksgiving Day game ee they beat us' it rained. l-lighstepping Tigerannas entertain football crowds between halves. Pre-induction courses are introduced into Stadium during the fall semester. Dimout regulations curtail many activities . A and bring on afternoon football games. Dec. 4: Free fun for boys at the Girls' Club Tolo. km. 201 The wofid Smit holds Q pig-mi dfwf Note Mr. l-lofti:nan's braid. Chuck Faihiandbob Rinker stretching a in an exciting basketball game. lan. 23: Triple S elects Betty Gundstrom as spring president. Eagyyi' xl I if . . fa i IT? 'K 1 imma X SPRING -TIME lan. 25: Snow translorinss the court into a battleground, Feb. 5: Pcul Benson, editor, and Mr. 1-Iottinan survey the spring World. March 15, 17 and 18: Mr, Moyer patiently waits to take Tatiorna group pictures. Feb. 16: Rudolph 1-laybrook fascinates stu- dents describina the battle ot Britain. March 11, 12 and 13: Pierret and Piourot entertain audiences ot Masquerade April 71 ROSS Hall with his head in the-,Clouds fleet, too, as track eeaeofi opensz A Sept,-Iune: Bill Cutterixbrmed with a camera, 'shooting Tahoma piqturee. F' - ' 1 ' 1 . April 16: Lynn VV-hitman a anet Habere co-chairinen ot Denim ipif- the' riple S Toto. ' V I I f n Iune 4: Sc1ioo1's out! S Y fx 1 , 1 N 1 F. K, 4 3 5 s mfg iff' AT SCHOOL l Emma Nelson-V all cheer- won't you buy a Talioiiiaff' 3 Fa dacla'--Fadacla Badi Dalii Dooe- Wim, Wigor and Women 5 Mr Loallierwood caiiglil ine- Bill always-lull-ob pop Dernaastiizs 7 Sprinq, :sun and sanrlwicliefs, 9 Bill Hipple '32, ace loreian war correspondent, talks over old days with Principal Carr and Mr. Hoffman. ll. Say, you bia bully, ael olla ine' 13 Down by llierglcl .millJLtIeGml'Dislx 'kxHender9 and GH5Fg'e Mcl-laney. l N 2. 4. 6. 8. 10. 12. l-leacllines told ol Brown Castle tragedies in the April Fool issue of The World. Accusloinecl as I arn to public squeakinq'-Y loe Boyle. Woe is mel Tl'1ey're in llio army now - Coach Lowrnan Plenty ol bunny food here'-Carrol Club. I lunior Hi-Y :sells war bonds in tlie courl. Norma Gjertsen sells popcorn to tolo Co-Chairmen lanel Browne and Phyllis Halliday. Exif ! x lf' 14. The purliest girl in the Senior Class Bev K . B XNBelloy. xx V, l. The day utter the 3. 4. 6. 9. night before, Why Stadium Tigers roor. Miss Coopefs lit. wits, Couple, in the court-:Grace Hamilton and Bob Collins. lock Frost hit the jackpot. Winter wonder- lond. loe Boyle-or whole of Q fellow. To those who have gone be- fore- KR 8. AT SCHOOL 2. l-low about Cl li'l smile, Shirley Mesen? 5. Pot Coleman cxntl LoVonno Munger woitino -lor ci bus. The book hoard boys. Snow Bowl Cprize winnerl. l O. Courtin' couple- Bill Brosier and .guna Smith. NX 13.,Mvistu Rays l5. Crime Doesrft Pay! Wheri Doy is Done iBcxrbc1rot Cczrmody, leon- ette Bilodeou ond Charlotte Stol- wick. AWAY FROM SCI-IGOL Good mornin' everybody!- Gertie Mahnke, Phyl Halliday and Mary Fullinwider. In the spring- Pat Slade and Paul Grimes. Camouflaged Katie-Kathryn Hultgren cprize winnerl. . Man the lifeboats W-Katy Vaughn. Please don't throw that cold water-Muriel Montague. Merle Legg's leg. . Somebody double crossed mel-Audrey Addis. 15. Double trouble- Dorothy Peterson and Ieanne Smith. 2. Orritta Declcman jivin'. 4. The brainy couple bikini- ,AlLc:e.Af3Y3,. ,. QI. Xstrid Ierry Cur' . T' 5. One-two-t'hree- kick! 8. Pucker, pup, that's Donna Smith. Il. Well, chop! chop! Wood I like to help-Sharane Havlina. 13. Hello, fans- Steve Mondau. 14. What shoe rationing does. 16. The smiles of ' auties-Ianet ri gi,., GerrTe'PETkx Toothbrush Wgaechterf' 17. Is that your honest opinion? Virginia Paul. I l. Ossie Osgood, True Schuh and Virginia Royse- Civilians on de-lense. 3. Haggy Hikers- 4. 7. 9. 12 Betty Stalwick, Mary Fullinvyicler, Lois Hanson. Charlotte Stal- wick, Barbara Carmocly, Elaine Mitchell, Lor- raine Danell, Charlotte Coors, Shirley Grunden Franny Olzen- dam and Bobb Meyerse-steady buddies. Sun fun-Will - Westlirl, Pauline Tinkegtlistalie Qartier. x Mary had a little lamb but Beth Trimble has two. Getting ci little Vitamin D-- Margie Leed. V AWAY FROM SCHOOL 2. Snuggle up! Gerrie Mathews and lucly Olson. 5. Beautiful scenery at the mountain- Squealcy Nel- son. f 1 6,lf14,,.. 6. Wild lite?-Torn Murphy and lack Horr. Iohn Precheki and he gave that extra tire to the government. Yoo-hoo, Mr. Engineer I Connie Brady. A bub in a tub- Kenny May. Heil Schickel- gruberl C'mon over to the Bund meetingl Harry Roegner. Looks better this way! Vaeth Hewitt. BABY l.f1r:1 lore llcxylrrl Hurry up, Mont lim llinaaiiiorrr Clothes inrilce the ti'fin-- lock Wcit- .xon Cprize Win- rierl. luszt Cfxll ine 'llifilcly' lmili Cfifly X fm XQW X The Cedar Street Mirlfretm, Wherefore Cirt thou, luliet?-lim l1rzv1,: Here l CxInf,,.- Katy Hultqren. fd, How lneot ration- inq oflects: some people- Shirlgf Niesen, Young love---lohn Giltner cmd Gerrie Mclthewn. 3. lust 41 minute, Dee-Elennor Dienier, Glmnour. Got up to :aturt the fire - Tooty Fonts Look whrit the Easter bunny brouoht- - Eleanor ltieiner, Motheiks little helper Mory Anno Schenk. Shell tftke otl any minute- Mcrrion Osqooct Youre losing something-- Betty Gundstroin Picking posieia- - Gertrude Niles., 4 l. This is carrying the material shortage too far - Babble York. 4. My four gallons are gonefTorn Hamilton. 5. Life is realf-Al-Dot Erickson. 7. W. A. A. C. pre- traininga-Alicel fAn,n-Bggl, Bekverly way. X 117 I f 1 8. See my tires- Dalwyn Nobles. ll You can't play with me anyino - Ianet Browne l4. Let's have a picnic ff-Virginia Lochow, Shirley Beattie, lean Mergel. FG 2. 3. BABY Tree-niendously interesting- Mary Ann Haskell. Where's the party?--Eileen Hill. ffibpf 6. l'The Fellasn- l 9. 10. 12, l3. 15. Tom.oMurphyj lack Fisher. Yoo-hoo Tarzan! Alice Ann Cross. Watch the birdie -Beverly Olson. Pardon me, you look just like Margie -lohn Prechek. Cmon put up your dukes -Torn Ienkins. Little Mother-- Margie Bunker. lust applyina her beauty mask- Marion McKenzie. .M gswcflnbyfi 1 f ffsfc fZ, f6 XJ' 4M f v1fv'4f ff' 'gy Ayn .K f fi ll' x O A 4' X N' tr 'IM' f 4f f VT..L, X ' 'f c Lbg, X1 f ff scvcfi' , lf, A, A L , 1 A MG, .04 f J Y- H141 P A L D A Y ff :swf YA f' rf , Q Cfffif 7 V ,f , Q 5 ' ff X ,j -Q , V 4'-.I K'-+C -1' 'gp f Jn, ' ? W 4 Km Watch out or you'l1 spill the point! Cooking up hydro- gen-sulphide. ., , ...X Y - 4-But not for lunch! No pencil pushers ollowed, Ask Miss Kobe-tich where the funnies ore filed. ff if fi ,A : if thi tl 'S ffl fat N gif at ft ' f, ix ' . f' K 52, ' X it li -Q K l J, A ,N r tz ' V Y N- - P .H l I t THE END Q x Times upl Witli tlie oft repeated 'illl meet clia' under the library cloclclu we come to tlie E i, end of our yearbook of meinorie:-1. Several of X M i i is .K g us will become great successes, some will fail -Q? Ky- ' K' 'i miserably, others will be easily forgotten and a few long remembered. 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