Stadium High School - Tahoma Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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aa! ww. R, D. SIMPSON soda! smdics and foreign Tomguaqc coach of debam foam WALTER G. STREETER guidance ndvisr-r of hiky cobinz-T, CASHP hify and sfudPn1co1mCTT rfmrh of varsify and rvsrrrvfx Swimming g.2sPvuhTy cnrvvruivfof- JAMES A, WALTER science and forwiqn Tanquaqv adviser of k:cnqaT hiw and sta Crew MISS HELEN L. SOHLBERG quidancc nrlvwser of camera dub adviser of servke deparfmcn? of qiris' dub adviser of servucc commmcc of sahasa EVERETT D. WADSWORTH cnmmcrcial .adviser of refnilcrs' ciub and movie operafors' dub MISS RUTH SHUMWAY salvncfe ndvlsrvr of Scif-nav club TRUMAN SMITH hfgad of mafhvmafiis dc-padmoni .Advisor of hmm! and smmp rrmnaqnrs HARRY J, SWARM fmmmf-rri.1l C0 mivisvr of sfxuim dass MISS CFENEVTEVE WILCOX fnmish fini ,swmmsmm l

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ERANK W. O'NEEL heallll and physical cducafion coacn of intramural athletics coordlnalor of heallh and physical frducalion MISS HAZEL MINTON huallh and plwsical r-flumllmv advisor -ul slnrlinna lacully advisor ful salmso MRS. LILYBELLE ANN PRATT mrblarv lo llw primlpnl MARVIN L. SCOTT mmial sludifvs adviser ral bla s assisfanl football cmxflw rcscrve baslmtball cfmflw baseball conrh TONEY SHELTON fr'wnm.c'rLlal advisor of qnll fluly I.1lwm.n Sladlurvv worlfl 'ouch Ol qcxll lvmn MISS JANE F, MURRAY hflnw wcomomics MRS. ROBERTA PRICE social sludies FORREST H. Sl-IEEDY lwallh and physizal rvivnmliflnl llrlvnrs' lminlvvcl advisr-r ful rillv club snphnrvmrr- fnnllfwll Crum lu MISS AUGUSTA OHLIN CHQIISIW MISS ZOE RAE SANDERS commerclal Adviser of lellowslwlp flr-pnrlmr-ul ol qirls' rluh mrrvvlur-r ol nssnrvulnly ffmvmillf-1 '7fzeq Sfaaw W4 wi? 32' 'I K J

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ED COY BETTY FRANGEN DON CHEW Vice PresidenT Secreiary Treasurer Slucfuzf G ' BYRON DODGE Presidenf PresidenT Byron Dodge led STudenT Council Through an exTremely acTive and successTul year oT proiecTs around school. The oTher cabineT oTTicers assisTing him were Ed Coy, vice presidenT: BeTTy Frangen, secreTary, and Don Chew, Treasurer. One oT The TirsT Things done This year was The re-esTablishrnenT oT The aTTiliaTion wiTh Luisen- schule in DusseldorT, Germany. Don Flora, Bob Lewis, Bev ShoTwell and JenniTer Youngman were chosen To head The aTTiliaTion commiTTee. All The clubs aT STadium parTicipaTed in This proiecT and senT books, records and oTher maTerial ThaT The German sTudenTs could use. The enTire school boughi Them a phonograph as a ChrisTmas presenT, and STadium has received a beauTiTul painTing Trom Them. STudenT Council also broughT Two exchange German Teachers and a sTudenT To visiT The school. They were Dr. Dora Wagner Trom W. S.C. and Dr. GerTrude Gerber and Ingrid Schneider Trom GarTield l-ligh School in SeaTTle. Ed Coy and Bev Dobry were co-chairmen oT FooTball NighT, one oT The year's highlighTs. All The skiTs and individual acTs were based on The Theme. The Golden TwenTies. Joe Turco was lvl. C. oT The show, while KurT Karmin, Darell Nelson and Ron TaTum were The sTooges. KurT Karmin and PaT Kohl were co-chairmen oT The dance aTTerwards. STadiana received The skiT Trophy and Jean Lowman and Gene Johnson Took Top honors Tor The individual acTs. Under The guidance oT Mr. STreeTer, The 35 STudenT Council members carried ouT a greaT num- ber oT oTher proiecTs during The year. The members each spoke Tor his organizaTion, and TogeTher accomplished a greaT deal Tor The school as a whole. STudenT Council was in charge oT The P. A. announcemenTs each morning, and diTTerenT members were chosen To speak during The year. The selling oT BoosTer TickeTs was anoTher successTul idea. The Tunds raised Trom This drive enabled STadium To carry on ils spring sporTs program, wiTh The highlighT oi This campaign, The TaculTy-l-li-Y basketball game. The members also sold colorTul STa- dium book covers and license plaTes To aid The acTiviTy Tund. ln addiTion The group senT Byron Dodge To a leadership convenTion aT The U. oT W., and held a lunchroom-clean-up drive. They inviTed The EvereTT High School STudenT Council To visiT The school and enTerTained Them beTore The EvereTl-STadium TooTball game Nov. IO. STadium visiTed EvereTT in The same manner beTore The baseball game lvlay ll. During The spring monThs everyone in STudenT Council spenT one period a week To help clean up The school grounds, and The enTire group worked TogeTher To produce Their impressive TloaT in The daTTodil parade. STUDENT COUNCIL Row I: Joan Joyner, Nancy Berry, R-,ilhy Nichols, BeTTy Frangen, Don Chew, Ed Coy, Byron Dodge, Marny Coy, Selma Nelson, Mary Ann NorTon, Mabel Baldwin, Mr. Sfreeler. Row 2: Dick Harnby, Jim Hifchcock, Diane Gray, Sally Hammond, Joanne Klasell, Marilyn Hull, Gay Buck, John WesT, Norman Lawrence, Linnaea Clwurchwarcl, Sandy Shields, EvereTTGus1, Bob RoberTs. Row 3: Dave GirnleTT, George Cripe, Don Flora, Lee Garrison, KurT Karmin, Birney Dempcy, Bob NewTon, Bob Lewis, MonTe Powell, Jim Nelson, Chuck Snyder, Duck Norlin. Row 4: Elizabelh RegesTer, Peggy Lee, Jennifer Youngman, Beverly Snofwell, Norm Gerber, Ron TaTurn, Dick Fussel, Fred Biorkman, Hollis Yosl, Bill Nichols, Ozzie Williams, Brian Cary, Gary MacPherson. I4 1siaTaa m l