Stadium High School - Tahoma Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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MARIE HARTE IDELLEN HAAKINSON MR. EVANS WOODY MCCLELLAN Helen Helen Adviser Conway ldellen Haakinson Marie Harte - Woody McClellan Florence Johnson Dave Ernst - John Binns Jim Moeller - Norm Simon - Delores Crandall Brian Dammeier Rosie Kvernvik - f 041 gfafzqan CAST - Helen - Helen - Conway Miss Brinklow - High Lama - Mallinson - Chang - Barnard - Lo-Tsen - Wyland - Tashi Janet Andre - - Elizabeth Jackie Jones - - Myra Pryse Duerfeldt - - Rutherford Grace Seto - - Ai-Ling Leonard Pyatt ----- A Tibetan PLAYREADING COMMITTEE: John Binns Bruce Briggs ldellen Haakinson Florence Johnson Jim Moeller PROMPTERS: Joan Cartwright Kathy Polo

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BETTY LOU KENTON Editor In Chief Editor in Chief ...7.. ..7.Y Business Manager Associate Editor . News Editor ...... Feature Editor .... Sports Editor ..... .,,s., Copy Editor ............... .,,,,, Circulation Manager ..... ....,. Staff Photographer .... Ad Manager ...,.... Betty Lou Kenton Gloria Jorgensen ........Carmen Flaks . ...... Dora Silversmith ,....,.John Raynor .,Larry Anderson ,.Mary LaRocque .Ed Branchflower ........Dave White .,,.....Betty Wolfe 466 7004606 This small, but enthusiastic, staff has done an excellent iob of maintaining and advancing the standards of The Stadium World, says Mrs. Cook, adviser. These students were not afraid to cru- sade, and in this way were able to bring school problems to the attention of the student body. The appearance of The World was changed and given a more modern look by doing away with column rules, changing the name plate and altering some of the regular headlines. Besides their journalistic duties, this staff found the time and imagination to present the win- ning skit in football night. Reporters on the fall World staff were: Louise Balsano, Donna Bradley, Bruce Briggs, Janet McCormack, Doug Roeder, Shirley Sayre, Barbara Schaller. Members of the ad staff were: Carol Bigger, Bonita Carlisle, Sue Fawcett, Janice Forrester, Mary Jane Hungerford, Barbara Ohlson, Janice Peterson, Allyne Rendel, Carole Schwartz, Anne Wilde.

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nf .5 W For the second consecutive year activity tickets with the students' pictures were pur- chased at the beginning of the year. For the convenience of some students a budget plan was devised and satisfactorily carried out. Miss Poland, activity clerk, supervised the group. ROW 'l: Herman Van Zonneveld, Ron Tipton, Georgia Sutton, Barbara Marth, Natalie Rucker, Geraldine Frick, Jing Ling, Darlene Blaszak, Marcia Knapp. ROW 2: Barbra Willson, Sharon Helander, Marilyn Olson, Dixie Wilkinson, Miss Poland, Helen Lou Rae, Jean Henry, Carolyn Keutzer, Marlene Jackson, Sharon Glasman. ROW 5: Johnnie Graham, Bob 'DuppenthaIer, Carol Crossman, Donna Deering, Janice Forrester, Louise Lander, June Paulson, Carol Ahl, Joan Cartwright. ROW 4: Eddie Larson, Allen Moe, George Kippola, Dick Gaston, Dolph Kleiner, Don Jones, Bob Dawson, Les Griffin, Judy Loveioy. ROW 5: Jim Moody, Pat Holm, Jim Langtan, Jerry Elarth, Nancy Otto, Pat Browne, Julie Arthur, Pat Price, Ellsworth Harris. - Slampj Wiaaageze Through the efforts of the managers, savings stamps were still available weekly to every Stadium student. This year the sale of bonds and stamps has greatly in- creased over previous years. Managers were elected or appointed in all roll rooms and were supervised by Mr. Smith. ROW 'l: Adrienne Newbury, Nara Cummins, Bonnie Jor- dahl, Nancy Berry, Marsha Davis, Gloria Sideres, Pat Price, Shiela Widener, Beverly Husby, Marianna Guay. ROW 2: Pat Wright, Nelda Darby, Delores Crandall, Florence Johnson, Jo Ann Christie, Donna Bradley, Joann Foparad, Connie Johnson, Carol Simpson, Bonnie Campbell, Olga Stray. ROW 3: Berkeley Bailey, Mike Husk, La Anne Rochon, Mary Jane Hungerford, Barbara Ohlson, Marny Coy, Clara Mattson, Pat Mellison, Wilma McClelland. ROW 4: Fred Muntz, Mark Burnett, Nina Grunden, Carol Uebel, Gary MacPherson, Bill Winter, Tom Crawford, Jim Janes. ROW 5: Barbara Reynolds, Sandy Slusser, Lois Needham, Bob Garletts, Barry McCabe, Bob Gast, Harry Hokanson, Bob Elmer. ' Padma Opaatma Running over 500 films this year for students is only part of the work done by Mr. Clark and his group of movie operators. Many hours are put in by the boys running films for the Parent-Teacher Association, clubs here at school and other civic organ- izations. Row T: Mr. Clark, Trent Coleman, George Zuppe, Fred Rabel, Jim Franson, ROW 2: Gary Kayser, Dan Taylor, John Lynn, Edward Rich, Joe Myers. ROW 3: Kent Body- felt, Lennart Wikstrom, Gordon Trubshaw, Tom Reeves, Nicky Kapta, David White.