Stadium High School - Tahoma Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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JIM DIEVORE RON TATUM BIRNEY DEMPCY Presidenf Vice President Secrefary genial: eladfi A roll of paper, a golden fassel and fhe lingering sfrains of Pomp and Circumsfanceu puf a sfamp finis in fhe high school lives of some 300 seniors. The Senior Class of l95l has reached ifs poinf of no refurn. Buf before fhis poinf is losf, furn back fhe calendar fo Sepfember, l95O, our senior -- Thaf firsf week was spenf geffing reacquainfegl. Senior Class presidenf, and Ron Tafum, vice presidenfg Birney Dempcy, secrefaryg Paf McCullough, freasurerg Sally l-lammond, girls' represenfafive: John Wesf, boys' represenfafive, and lvlrs. Graham and Mr. Swarm, advisers, were making plans for fhe year. Sadie Hawkins Day had become a fradifion: Paf Phillips and Fred Biorkman were co-chairman for fhe class of '5l. Gean Lowman, Paf Nichols and Ed Coy were buf a few of fhe Senior Class play sfars. Frank Giro- lami broughf home fhe laurels in fhe form of money and giffs fo fhe Casfle for his orafory. During fhe fall Dave Gimleff edifed and Lee Garrison managed The World. ln fhe wrifing field Joyce lvlaule was busy wifh The Tahoma. Girls' Club acfivifies were underway wifh Peggy Lee clirecfing operafions. Marie Jackson, vice presidenf, was fhe only ofher senior officer. The various deparfmenfs were headed by Bev Shofwell, service: Joanne Klasell, welfare, and Diane Gray, social. Janice Nicholson and Bill Tone were fhe co-chairmen for fhe senior sweafer dance, l-lafchef l-lop. Journey Sfarwardf' fhe senior ball, was co-chairmaned by Shirley Campbell and Dennis Zimmerman. Days were now being counfed and co-chairmen of all fhe seniors affairs were busy making prepa- rafions for fhe closing days. Bev Loska and Bill McKenzie had senior week all sef. Ellen Anderson and Norm Lawrence were ouf scoufing falenf for fhe senior assembly. ln fhe food deparfmenf Elizabefh Regesfer and Frank Girolami were preparing menus for The senior banquef. Two seniors, Linnaea Churchward and Margaref lvloberg, were also busy wifh fhe Girls' Club, Triple S Tea. Co-Chairmen Donna Bergsfrom and Wesfon Slifer were selecfed for baccalaureafe and fhe senior giff was announced as a spe-aker's fable and chair. Then graduafion af fhe C.P.S. Fieldhouse. Class officers of fhe pasf were: Ron Tafum, Junior Class presidenfi Don Chew, vice presidenfq Beverly Nelson, secrefaryi Bob Lewis. freasurerg Peggy Lee, girls' represenfafive, and Jack l-lamilfon, boys' represenfafive. Sophomore officers were: Kurf Karmin, presidenfp Ron Tafum, vice presidenfg Bev Loska, secrefary: Sally l-lammond, freasurer: Peggy Lee, girls' represenfafive, and Larry Meredifh, boys' represenfafive. As fhe Class of I95l leaves fhe halls of Sfadium, if remembers fhaf as progress is fhe law of fhe pasf, so fhe seniors hope fo make if of fhe fufure. PAT MQCULLOUGH JOHN WEST SALLY HAMMOND Treasurer Boys' Represenfalive Girls' Represenlafive

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R up BN Jie!! af am Most Popular Girl ............ Peggy Lee K- l Most Popular Boy ......... K P 1 Most Talented Girl ..... Jackie Johnston Most Talented Boy .-........-... Ed Coy Most Athletic Girl ....... Pat Pennington l Most Athletic Boy -.----....-- Ray Boyle Most Shy Girl ..-.-.--.-.- Margie Jensen l Most shy Boy ................ Bob Powell l l Class Cut-Up, Girl -...-..-. Marilyn Hull I Class Cut-Up, Boy ....... Darrell Nelson Handsomest Boy ....- John West l Prettiest Girl ..... Beverly Loska XX Class Vamp ......... Eva Parker Alsx ll UM! Af Class Shiek ...... Frank Girolami - mwflfgalahlllf Brainiest my a een uernsey Brainiest Boy ...... Lee Garrison w Girl Most Likely to Succeed .... Peggy Lee fly Boy Most Likely to QW. fy My Succeed ----.. Byron Dodge f f c' f j Q5