Adna High School - Adonian Yearbook (Adna, WA)

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Frosh Clear First Hurdle Prove Themselves Worrhy AHS'ers Twenty-six Freshmen braved the perils of their first year in high school and came through with flying colors. By placing many of its members in school activities such as band, athletics, drill team, and glue club, the group showed that it could quickly adjust to liirli school routine. Led by President John Long, tlie class followed the more or less established tradition that lflreslnnen should listen and learn about school government, liul oi is a certainty that this active group will play a dominant role in future school government activities. Other than class parties, the only :lea ivity sponsored lay the class was the Frosh Return. Ellie-iently planned and carried out, the dance was enjoyed hy ilie entire student body. Faculty adviser for the class mis Mr. Earl Weber. Other class officers included Pat Siegu zu 1 li, Vice-Presideni g Orean Lininger, Secretaryg Dan Sclie-rer. Representative, and Bill Mullins, Sgt. at Arms. PICTURED: TOP ROW-Johnny Long, Pl't'ril'i lllQ Patty Siegwarlh, Vice-Preident: Orean Lininger, Secretaryg lmnny Scherer, Repre- sentative, Billy Mullins, Sergeant at Arms, Vnqirles Karvia. SECOND ROW-Barbara Chandler, George Rlallis. THIRD ROW- Barbara Gavin, Tony Johnson. FOURTH Rim Ronald Richardson, Fred Anderson. FIFTH ROW--Jerry Berrier, Vi :gy Duey, Ralph An- derson, Linda Metzenberg. Grant Reid, Elouisr- Tramm. BOTTOM ROWHFrieda Douglas. Walt Marth, Joan Fiscnei. .lim Berrier, Jackie Carroll, Mrs. Earl Weber, Adviser, ' ,fue ME' . Q ' Q .J , i lff r eta , -: fi T, ' f ,X we J l 'X l 429' li

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2 -g:Q::.7Qii Q? ' Top row: Timmy Tuft, Class President, Patty Wilson, Vice- Presidentg Bonnie Rocker, Secre- tary. Second row: Betty Morgan Treasurer, Danny Massingham Sgt. at-Arms, Barbara Back, Com- mittee Chairman. Third row: Gloria Creemer, Fred Snodgrass, Patsy Tanksley, Mary Waltar, David Tramm, Zella Orr. Fourth row: Sheila Stafford, Jerry Now- len, Irene Sato, Nancy Mohoric, Donald Sherman, Jimmy Lester. Fifth row: Anita Clson, Johnny Leonard, Mary Lee Wisner, Sixth row: Roy Scherer, Erlene Allison, Mr. Ferguson. 7 7 I Active Eighth Grade Makes Ready For AHS An active group, the eighth grade promises to play an important. role in A.H.S. activities in years to come. Led by President Tim Tuft, the class sponsored a barn dance in the fall, a Christmas party and a Valentine party. . lr. R i '