Stadium High School - Tahoma Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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l m'ull,y' ,Mr. Hom erg praises Spirit, Scenery y Pan-495 if Ixarl Hombcr I ychan 0 Teacher When Humboldt Gvmnasrum Dusseldorf started rts affrlratron wrth Stadrum I never thought I would have the prrvrlege of teac hrng Amerrcan students and of berng your guest for the school vear 1951 58 Under the Ful brrght Program thrs dream has become a realrty srnce September 1957 My frrst contact wrth Amerrcans goes back to the vears after World War I when I together wrth many other starvrng chrldren was fed by Amerrcan organrza trons I wrll always gratefully remember thrs help whrch was so unselfrshlv contrnued after World War II months I have been lrvrng among you sharrng wrth the members of the Stadrum faculty the rcsponsrbrlrtv of educatrng students to become professronally well trarned crtrzens of thrs country I wrll always feel much rndcbted to my olleagues at btadrum tor therr frrendlrness and ther' constant readrness to help me and to all students rn my classes for therr cooperatron Through varrous experrences l haye come to apprecr ate your wonderful school sprrrt whrch makes lrvrng rn your communrty so enjoyable Now I fullv under stand the enthusrasm of Humboldts former exchange students Hanns Dreter von den Stcrnen who wants to return to Amerrca after hrs graduatron rn Germany Outsrde school I haye had manv opportunrtres to make speeches to yarrous clubs of thrs crty It was always a thrrllrng experrence to me to drscoy er the keen rnterest people take rn all problems concernrn Europe Although I had to leave my famrly behrnd rn Germany I have never felt lonelv because I haye been rnvrted so often to the Iromcs of Amerrcan famrlres It rs hard to put rnto words how much I enroved therr hosprtalrty and therr pleasrng rnformalrty It rs obvrous that a nature mrnded German lrlce me and rts yrcrnrty My trrps rlong, thc yy aterfront and my walks rn Pornt Dcfrancc P'1rl and the Mount Rarnrer area wrll always be kept rn my mrnd To summarrze my rmpressrons of thrs ever memorable year I feel that our two natrons have many thrngs rn common and drffer only rn mrnor matters The exchange of students and teachers rs to my mrnd the best wav to clrmrnate prejudrces and generalrvatrons and thus malce a valuable contrrbutron toward the development of a better understandrng between the people of the Unrted States and my natrye country , . Q e ' V x .0- V ' 21 a . . , xr . L - K V . . I I 'I 'I e I .I If I I .I .I .. . I. I s I I ' 'S , N 1 L- . ' , ' v K ' Y A . i L . U K - . ,, . K , , . I V . v . . V K, V , K Q . K I . . . . ' K I ' A v - lk- 1 7 ' . 1. . . V ' ' K I .D . p . ' . 'X ' N K , - ' - , HOW thmgs have uchanfied 511199 then- I For, many rs deeply rmpressed by the grandiose scenery of Tacoma kj ' 1 y' , . . . . ' X J .' ' kv. ., .' B. I T , ,C .. I ,I 2. . t YL gc ., cw ,A L'- . . - , I . . K. c K 'Ks by ' k v. V 'I I I s. D I . I h ' - 5 ' ' . c . 1 b . I c Q s I . . . H 1, I - I . I D 1 ' , V I A . I K ni C v C Y I ' V-

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hun ts Dani ever stop earnmg, -I-qs ,Xe .fmttrf Rego! h pldel Ralph W Fhristie Principal T0 the f lass of It has been my r1eh privile-he to be youi principal these last three years and I shfiie your ,graduation with a mixture of regret and pleasure. Ref ret that our various ways will ,go in different directions 'ind perhaps lead us far apart' pleasure in seeing, you step out into life ready and unafraid. For all of you the door is opening to the world which will be yours. The world you meet, was not made by you' you will have to take it as it is. What you find in it 'ind what you make of it will depend on you. Opportunities were never more abundant I hope you will find them and not pass them by. Make the most of them-only you can do this for you. Difficulties and obstacles are also plentiful. Some will discourage you most of them will challenge you to meet them and vo on in spite of them. Even mistakes can be used as opportunities to try again wiser than before. Even thouf h you have completed twelve years of schooling. your real education is only just beginning. May you le ilways curious never satisfied' forever reaching, never fully attaining' content only with your best. Don t ever stop learning! This is my wish for you. Very sincerely yours ROCPR I. l,LDl'R Nssist int Principal 8 ' - I - r 7 ' 7 Mr IC! . . QI' COUWSQ S SQWIIOTS N44 . 7-,, ,1 :.' - I f Ti -.. in-is ff i 'QR I 'x ,V -. .5 Q 'A a , - u,.-- - x , f Ni -. 1' R, W, 5, X Q 5 ef ' Q f Q f . f I iwzn, ly T 'D ly i yy. 1 1. 1 Q, , YI yr , A, ' I ' , il F -' ' , 4 1 A 5' ' lk-,w '.Q, ' ., 1 1 . ' I . . J ' A I X 'K ' 5 w ' ' ' ' ' U 1 ' ' ' f 3 ' 2 ff .' .' C ' f' ' . X 1 lg , , , C i T 1 Y C I , . . . Y I V , 1 c ' f kd V I A v 1 l F, X 1 I , A X J Fl: l 1 V h x 1 T Y P , , ' ri A , X v ' A 1 Y I l . 1 I Q 'I u

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uc ulh acu fy mem ers lzelp sfuclenfs twill . im if iv- nu, H I ALBRECHT ROBERT ARPKE ROBERT ARPS L. J ov l-l al c' 'in K Pl J 1cr1l Educ,at1c11 lf '1 A l'1lc IC Trc11rc lb' Vg Q A ri '9- THELMA BOOTH IEAN FRASER BURT KATHERINE BUSH ql 1 fx All ,gp 'fu-0 ' lu ISABEL COOPER A L DANIEL l F U ' 4115 es N, '-'zur' EVELYN FORBES VIOLET GRAHAM Lf 1 '1 -r-9 VIOLET DAVIES rmlfow S. fi DOROTHY GROSS l ar qu 1 S' 7 JN JSO 1--'Jr 4' EVELYN BARNER DOTTIE BARRETT lad Students, students ex ery where th1s was one of the ma1or 3Cll'1'11l'l1StI'3f1N9 problems at Stad1um clurlng the past year Because of crowded concl1t1ons classes were conducted IH every aya1lable nook and cranny To provlde more space, 7 30 classes were necessary, w1th the consequence that 11 teachers were requlr ed to acquamt students wlth leadmg, rltlng, and r1thmet1c between 1 '30 and 8 30 each mormng Home-W1 the faculty s tasks dlcl not end ID the classroom One could see members of our teachmg start chaperomng school dances col ectmg admxssron fees at school funct1ons, and f' ,eff fx XJ a QM s 'FQ ,cf MAX DuBo1s fa owl l llc 1or Vl c Ofi 10 1 a Cwcm HELAYNE DUNCAN 'Wil '--5 1 AL HAYES MURRAY HIALY l:1l11c.c1t1o11 1c1 i A 1 1 I lm f JI t1 111 1-' . . l . SQ , - ' ' or i . Sv f- ' --'K Y ' 9- '-A 'fv- ' VT- . 1 gi c X ' 1 sf ' 1 ,' l 5 -1 ' -M 'Q H , ' 'N , A :ff-. ' 1225- .' if fr '- '1' l' .an ,,, A -- 3 1 K .U ' M ' ' Elf? nr. liar. English Q .131 anl l3'.L.'1:1e.:' Edugfzor. A:zi','1t':' Cfrl' fc 1' rc-err. Mugs 1' f E .t1.7cf T-facfzcrr ' .11 ' . l5f'11art::.1-:xi l--1 ' 2.1 A 1-'T 1, 12 . .fr Hfwc-fvr' ll .'f1l1f1ll Crm 'L c ss:-'as . 'rv 5 M A. L. 1 V T- - -.c . bar- N 1 ., . 1- ' ' , V V ' l 'f -, ff 1154 .- ' I .,! i I 1 b F' h H . - A .t .lirx 'i . L k . ,' . ,.. ,, ' 5 ft ld ' .1 .c I, V Jw ...Ll . , . A 4 - , ' s' 4v'1g-. 'ki 1 Y . J- ' ' , , U . . . it EE l i'IQf' E71 1.'lt '71,aTYl1.'1'.'-7 Educ 'mi I I' P ' ' A , , - SML: fflulc lJfvrva1r'r::f-ri Furl: lr l1 flop r'r11f11s' I ' ' ' . ' r'1g:f-r Acl':1.'f-r - - -wr' ,Q V 'fl - . ' . ' U ' ' ' . ,O gg, x s Q .V fi x be , ,. Aw 6 , - l- 1 I 1, V : ' 1 . J b x 1, 1 A . rs, . ,cgi- . . Q, 2' 1,- cg 1 .s c,.: , 1 - L ,f f. J ,I ' 4 1. A ' X ' . - c' 215: X ff7.'1i:,:l1 Social S'1d1 -.1 l-lo 1 , ,cc r:r1:11c7: M yflf-gmqflfgg S4-31 K jug,-Q lf F 'iffiflfffll H 'll'l Sl11f,-ld 'zr Somety Ad fl rr 'lolf C .c:l1 flfnpl. 1' Urf- E3 :zlcffllsfall J .Ch - ,i 'ae ,-, I , . lt 'N S , . Id xg I V H f . ,V r... ,v:. X, l , , hvfq - , - , . N X3 , A. . . ,! E x W ' V , . c 1. 'W 'T' . X' Q Q2 Cfllllfwrf- f'f111n:1ffIr1r llfl'1ll.1ll llffpmrfrzzf,-111 lfr1q1.'l1 Cc111:1::c:lc1r l511::111.-,gg 1 111111: r,T 'll' f,f11f:gff-. Hfwl l'0:1f11,111 1, 1 sq.. f1f,r,1 ::,f,,q, fumycdll l.f1'111 Clul f1fl11'f-1 CQ,.'fh