Stadium High School - Tahoma Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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TONEY R. SHELTON MISS RUTH SHUMWAY MRS. ELSIE N. SIMMONS RALPH D. SIMPSON HARRY I SWARM -- ....,. ....-, .......f -. ..,, uf. .:. Leia, C 'A-.--. -: fu a 'wp .-.WM .. Jn. ,,,.. 5:5 rx 'C CLAUDE VEACH EVERETT D. IAMES WALTER MISS PAULINE WARNER Irrdusmnl Amr: WADSWORTH Physfs and Gffrmfm Art Adv,s1?r gf V. 'tuxy Cor:.:r1Qrc'1a1 AVIVISF-I' if Bffnqal H Y Adi ThZ'.u'g?4 P:-:ym Club Advls,-1 of Studlurn Rr4'a,1f:s Club CLIFFORD E. WESTGATE MISS GENEVIEVE Indusinal Arts WILCOX Dzrf1 .z gf Stags- Enqhsln CAMERA SHY MISS ISABEL D. COOPER MISS IUNE M. DANIELSON MISS VIOLET DAVIES G. E. HARTSUCK MISS MARY KOBETICI-I TRUMAN MISS A. LINDAAS BILL LEMMON MRS. AMY MAGILL MRS. ROBERTA PRICE MARVIN L. SCOTT SMITH

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DELWEN B. IONES F. P. IONES CLAYTON IOHNSON WORTHY C. KANARR Y.fus.i ' 'Q' 'H ' Hui. K STFTITG and DLI' r 'pf Ii.. 'I F-: L.l'.x:3 ' er 1: GLS 41 Irudusilal Axis Arxvzr ft T1 1:11 jus' Gus? C.uEs .:-.'1'.',E Z 3' Sg '.:'1::.f n's 1: if :Zigi 1' MRS. MARY C. KEAN G. W. KENNARD MRS. FRANCES BLAIR MRS. M. LAURSEN ROBERT LEVINSON Mathematms Marhemanvs LANGTON Attendance Social Studxes Enqllsh Coach of VEISIIY football and track MISS HELEN A. MILLER MISS HAZEI. MINTON MISS JANE MURRAY MISS AUGUSTA OHLIN FRANK W. O'NEEL Home E:::1om1:s hadith and Phys. 'gl Horn.: Effxrz. ::..:s EIIQLSII Hxiith and Physltal I.lITIC'I'1IOOI1i!ILcEYI5Qt-I Edurewfr. Edufahon Curb nf :3':1s' 5' S Q 'ulty 5C1'J S1-1 ' Fahisl MRS LILLYBELLE S. PAUL T. PRENTICE MISS ZOE RAE SANDERS FORREST H. SHEEDY PRATT Cczxxz.-,zixel Stxjy Hell .1.j':.s-1 L: ZifIl:'.-.'5:..g 5-un' -5 Sk. Qlpxb v 4' Club :in-g.a:1::.ez.f:ZG11Is'CI',:b and Semzz Class

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DAVE SCI-lWElNLER President .'TlIIlF T llllll HIL A busy year with many new activities was completed by Student Council under the lead- ership of President Dave Schweinler. Working with Dave were the other cabinet members: Ken Olson, vice president, Gene Desseau, secretary, and Donn Foreman, treasurer. Mr. Streeter acted as Councils adviser. So that a larger membership would be pres- ent, the Council succeeded in holding their meetings during school time. Parliamentary procedure was used in conducting the meetings. One oi the biggest achievements of the year was the framing ot a new revised constitution for the organization. This was decided alter KLJ Oi.SO.- GEAE -ESSEAU DO J.. FCREJAJ Vzfe Pres1den: Secretary Tyaegugq many discussions over the formation of a completely new charter. The new stairways presented another prob- lem for the governing body, but it was easily taken care of by a Council committee which had temporary signs placed on the stairways, later replaced by permanent signs painted on the walls. As in the past years, Football Night was one of the biggest student productions of the fall semester. loann Estey and Hubert Watson were chosen co-chairman by Student Council and undertook the direction of Bengal Black- outs, the theme of l948's pre-Turkey Day program. As M.C., Pete Wallerich's subtle hu- mor was supplemented by the antics of the stooges, Ron Bloom, Dick Loren and Bob Ragsdale. Ieanne Berry and Terry Wais were co-chairmen of the dance following Football Night, The annual exchange assembly with Lin- coln was held in May, headed by lim Mc- Gavick as M.C., and directed by Co-Chairmen Peggy lVlCNerthney and Bart Redfield. Among other activities oi the year were a day's trip to Fort Lewis, plans for centrally located bulletin boards, a sign committee to approve all posters and work on improving the school tratiic problem. STUDENT COUNCIL Row l: Alan Parc-ison, Ron Czxzndr-P Efv L l'.'f-zzwalw,-1 Peggy Lf-e Ev. ly: Harfincg, l.la:.a:'. Wallaw, Fl,sQ-ziiazy T.l.:z'+,-:.s ri, lcanne Sussman, Ioann Esta-y VlX'I,!1,c3 F.shfr lil.-an.: S::..'E: lit-len l-lansozi Edna Aridalgl, Lys Rav' 1. Row 2: 1a'k l.'.'.11r., k, Ray Barn'-s 'Heimdall K.bbe-, EQQ Sfialzax Ezb Hunt l':i Etisselle, lark Lay, Charlie- Roe E.ll Mczziscri, AI Cox, Frank. van Aalst, How 3: 'T:::. Holz, Hubf-11 Vfafsorz Gen- L-ssau, LI yd Gaii.ii.ezsvLlc, Art Mflicnald Egb Rafgsdah-, lizr. G4 3 1-1, ffaz. P- tl r- son, Kuxt l'Car::.1:i, Don Forf-::.a:1 B11 Wind-an E?-'Jr-rly Eazriharf. Row 4: Maxis Andersfn fave Sfliw- 1:11-1 E- Izy Hop R :::,.-- Elooriz, Kin Olson Pete VJallf-1. fi, Ellabeth l3h:is :'. Ear' Redfield, lik LT:-il Larry llerpdih, l0GH Y-'V' SCH, ATL? C' X ROW 5: IoAnnf li-ff M111 Sagen F'a:1 lJlv::iafg2 n lfrk I ov' l 'F B46-s 1.11, H' 'k:z.an E an St- son, loarir. lax.:-3' Er l.lar 3arw' 'hard Mi. Sizes-te'