Anacortes High School - Rhododendron Yearbook (Anacortes, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1957 volume:

e n Inacortes , ssiR! n ■■■ii !'■!■ ini % t t 5 'ponecvwid We of the staff sincerely hope that this annual may be a memento of our sea . . our school . . . our days here together To our coach, whose ideals of sportsman- ship have been manifested in patience, in integrity, in perserverence, and in good- humored enthusiasm. With respect and gratitude the 1957 Rhododendron staff ded- icates the 1957 annual to Mr. Bill Taylor. i ■ 10 CL added 1) Advisor: Miss Famham Advisor: Mr. Smith President: Lynn Taylor Vice President: Joe Rockom Secretary-Treasure: Karen Williams Representative: Sue Robbins at right: Judy Ameson Bill Asseln Janice Atterberry From left to right: Virginia Belcher Douglass Bell at left: Dave Berlin at right: Orville Breclcenridge Marlene Buer Bob Cameron From left to right: Peggy Bergman Phyllis Betz 3 7 From left to right: Nils Cedarstrand Harland Christensen Regina Cole at right: Karen Erhofm at left: Orin Dutton at left: Nick Dubuque Carol Dunbar From left to right: Tom Cornell y{f Qt left: Gary Foss From left to right: Ted Goslow Karl Hansen at right: Gerald Harr Bob Hartson Jack Higgins at right: Cliff Overberg Marlys Palm at right: Bob Wittman at left: Jo Ann Wittman at left: Don Yankacy at right: Herb Youngberg SetU i tctiviti l LEE ANDERSON—Band 1. 2. Kind words and aw are his policy JUDY ARNESON—Triple Trio 3, Choi: 2, 3, 4, President i; Jr. Play 3, Sr. Play Crew 4, B. of C 4 Girl's Club 4; Honor Society 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Sr. Ball Committeo 4 Rhododendron Staff 3, 4; Wash. All State Choir 3, 4 Honor Choir 2, 3, 4. Lot's talk oI graves, worms and epitaphs. BILL ASSF.LN—Big A 3, 4, Football 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Dance Band 3, 4. When losing Bill the band will weep. His playing boosts the band a heap. JANICE ATTERBERRY—Choir 1, 4, Jr. Play Crew 3, B. of C. 2, Girl's Club 1, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, F.H.A. 1, 2. Treasurer 1, Band 1, 2, 3, 4« Yell Leader 2, Homecoming Princess 2, Freshman Frolic Queen 1. All the world may not love a over, but all the world loves to watch one. MARILYN ATTERBERRY—Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Sec.-Treasurer 3� Chairman Freshman Frolic 1, Jr. Play Crew 3 Play Crew 4 B. of C. 4, Business Manager 4, Girl's Club.l; Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Jr. Red Cross 1, 3 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3 Drill Team 2, 3 Telkwah Launna Staff 1, Homecoming Queen 4 Homecoming Princess 3 Sweetheart Princess 3 Hawlet Roundup Queen 1 Freshman Frolic Princess 1. Beauty and brains make quite a pair. She has them both, now is that fair?” VENICE AULERICH—Sr. Play 4, Play Crew 3, Girl's Club I, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, Choir I, 2, Librarian 1, F. H. A. 2, Telkwah Launna Staff 1 Class Rep. 1 Band 4 Drill Team 2, 3 Office Staff 4. The best is good enough tor me. DORIS BAKER—Sr. Play and Crew 4( Girl's Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Soc. Secretary 1, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, Tri-Hi-Y 3, F.H.A. 2, 3 Rhododendron Business Manager 4 Staff 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3; Office Staff 4 Ball Committee Chairman 4. I resolved that, like tht sun, so long as my day lasted, I would look on the bright side ot everything. FREDA BAKER—G.A.C. Letterman e, Choir 4; Honor Society 4; Pep Club 4 Tri-Hi-Y A, Rhododendron Staff 4 Band 4 Assistant Soc.- Treosuror 4. A little girl but a big triend to all. JIM BAKER— It women interiere with work, quit work. BONICE BALTAZOR—Girl’s Club 4 Pep Club 4, Librarian 4. Take it all in. consider it, believe what you please. DAVE BALTHAZOR—Big A 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 2, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 1, 2, 3, 4, Football Letterman 2, 3, 4, Basketball Letter- man 3 4 Track Letterman 1, 2, 3, 4 Jr. Class Vice President 3. Whistle and she'll come to you. DICK BARGEWELL—Big A 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Football Lottorman 3, 4, Basketball Lettorman 4 Tennis Letterman 2, 3, 4. Nothing is ever good or bad but thinking makes it so ... I never think. BARBARA BECKMAN—Sr. Play 4 B. of C. 3, 4 Girl's Club 2, 3i Honorary Society 2, 3, 4 Treasurer 2, President 4 Pep Club 2, 3, 4� Rhododendron Staff 3, A, Yell Leader 3 Alternate 4( Chour 3 Cheerleading Conference 3 Homecoming Chairman A, Homecoming Dance Chairman 3 F.H.A. 2, Honor Choir 3. She is debonair and pretty, Full ot pep and always witty. VIRGINIA BELCHER— Dales are my favorite truit. DOUG BELL—Pep Club 4; Choir 4. In order to jingle coins in your pocket you have to shako a leg. DAVE BERLIN—Choir 1, 3, 4. What a plague to be a handsome man. PEGGY BERGMAN—Choir 1, 3. A, Jr. Play Crew 2, G.A.C. 2,3f Girl's Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club I. 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, F.H.A, 1, 2, Rhododendron Staff 3f Librarian 2. Why should I bother about those books, when 1 can get by on just my looksf PHYLLIS BETZ—Jr. Play 2, B. of C. 4; Girl's Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2f Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Sergeant at Arms 4f Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 4 Secretary 4 Training Center 3, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3 Drill Team 3, 4f Assistant Drill Leader 3 President 4; F.H.A. 1, 2 Rhododendron Editor 4 Rhododendron Staff 2, 3, Rhododendron Jr. Editor 3 Band If Secretary Sophomore Class 2. When ever she's needed she'll be there. Ever ready to do her share. ORVILLE BRECKENRIDGE—Big A 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Red Cross 2, Football Letterman 1, 3, 4, Basketball Letterman 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball Letterman 1, 2, 3, 4, He may be small but so is a stick of dynamite. MARLENE BUER—Choir 3, Jr. P.lay Crew 3, Sr. Play Crew 4; G.A.C. 1, 2, 3f Secretary 2f B. of C. 4f Girl's Club 2, 3, 4f Honor Society A, Pep Club 4f Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, President 4- Rhododendron Staff 3, A, Sea Hawk Staff 4 Band 1, 2, 3, A, Secretary 3. You are genuinely happy it you don't know why. BOB CAMERON—Big A 4; Wrestling Letterman 3. A true believer in conservation—of words. NILS CEDARS1RAND— This guy is last. (His driving, that is.)” HARLAND CHRISTENSEN— And what is so rare as a day in June, Especially when school is out. REGINA COLE— Shorf but sweet. TOM CORNELL—Key Club 2, 3, 4, Football Manager 4f Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Band 2, A, Second Team Basketball Manager 2, 3f Varsity Basketball Manager 4. A true sportsman, game and fair, He wins or loses on the square. SKIP DAGG—Big A 2, 3, A, HI-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Golf Letterman 1, Rhododendron Staif 2, 3, Sea Hawk Statt 2, 3, 4. Band 1, 2, 3f Dance Band 3f Student Director 3. With the help ot a surgeon he might yet recover. NICK DUBUQUE—Hi-Y 3, 4f Track Letterman. My idea ot an agreeable person is one who agrees with me. CAROL DUNBAR—Jr. Play 3f Sr. Play A, G.A.C. 3, 4f B. of C. Vice President 4; Girl's Club 4f Honor Society 3, 4f Pep Club 3, A, Tri-Hi- Y 3, 4f Band 3, 4, Quartermaster and Director 4f Girl's Stale 3; Seabeck Leadership Conference 4f All Stato Music Festival 3f Northwest Festival Band S, Pep Conference 4f Office Staff 4. A finger in every pie. ORIN DUTTON—Choir 3f Sr. Play 4; Jr. Play Crew 3, Big A 2, 3, A, Pep Club 4f Track Letterman 2f Band 2, 3f Quartet 3f Rhododendron Staif 4. A guy, who, it you ain't talking ho ain't listening. KAREN ERHOLM—Choir 1, 2, 3, 4f Girl's Club If Honor Society 2f Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4f F.H.A. 1, 2, 3f President lj Rhododendron Staff 4, Office Staff 4. Never a care, never a hurry, Just one boy is her main worry. Seaivi Each year five girls and five boys are chosen by their peers as the outstanding members of the graduating class. They are chosen on the basis of their successful leadership in academic and e x t r a-curricular activities during.their high school life. This is one of the few honors which the Senior class can bestow upon its leaders. These, the leaders of the Class of 1957, will long be remembered by their class- mates for their inspiration and character. Barbara Beckman Bob Johnson Sue Robbins Joe Rockom Settion. Activities BARBARA FAST—Choir I, 2, 3, 4, Girl’ Club 1, Honor Society 2, Pop Club 1, 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3 Vico President 1, Choir Librarian 2, 3, Office Staff 4. A ring on the fingor is worth two on the phone. BERTHA FORSYTH—Sr. Play Crew ond Prompter 4, Jr. Play Crew 3 Girl's Club 1, 2 Pep Club 4, Drill Team 2, 3. This bit of advice is good I've found: If you can't go over or under, go 'round. GARY FOSS—Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4. Make much of mo, good men are scarce. TED GOSLOW—Sr. Ploy Cast 4, Big A 2, 4, Koy Club 2, 4 Sr. Ball Chairman, Decoration 4; Track Letterman 2. This is Ted, he's got a cat. But that Hot Jet' won’t get him far. KARL HANSEN— work for the ploasure I gel out of resting. GERALD HARR—Hi-Y 3, 4, Honor Society 2, 4, Football Lottormen 3, 4j Baseball Letterman 2, 3, 4 Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y Basketball League 3, 4, All great men are dead, I feel sick. BOB HARTSON—Sr. Play Crew 4, Football Letterman 4; Baseball Letterman 4, F.T.A. 4 President 4. Where joy and duty clash, Let duty go to smash.” JACK HIGGINS—Sr. Play Cast and Crew 4; Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Interclub Council President 3, 4, Big A 1, 2, 3, 4 B. of C. 3, 4 Football Letterman I, 3, 4, Baskotball Letterman 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis Letterman 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Body President 4. Our football star, at least he shines at night. MICKIE HODGES— Give a man a boat he can sail. SANDRA HULL—Choir 2, 3, 4, Double Quarto! 4, Jr. Play 3, Sr. Play Cast 4, G.A.C. 2 Girl's Club 1, 4 Pep Club 4, Rhododendron Staff 3, 4 Secretary Freshman Class 1. Though she be little, she be fierce. ROGER IVERSON—Hi-Y 2, 3, 4i Pep Club 3, 4 Rhododendron Staff 4. I'se wicked. Vse awful wicked, but I usf can' help it. BOB JOHNSON—Big A 3, 4 B. of C. 2, 4, Honor Society 2, 3 Key Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, President 4; Jr. Picnic Committee 3, Football Letterman 1, 2, 3, 4. Basketball Letterman If Track Letterman 1( Student Body Secretary 2 Freshman Class President 1. To be liked bv all who know him is the highest compliment we owe him. TOM JOHNSON— No midnight oil do I need to burn—for I know all there is to learn. NORMAN JOHNSTON— If silence is golden, he'll be wealthy. DY JONES—Sr. Play Crew and Cost, G.A.C. 2, 3. 4, Girl's Club 1, 2. 3, 4, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Office Su� ff 4; F.H.A. 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Quartet 3, 4 Laughing eyes and pretty hair, Pronounce hor a girl beyond compare. AROLYN KING—Choir 3, 4, Jr. Play Cast 3, Sr. Play Cast 4, G.A.C. 3, 4, Girl's Club 1. 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 2, Pep Club 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3| Band 1, 2, Choir Wardrobe Mistress 4. Here's a gal with a pleasant way. We'll never forget her in our Junior Play. SHARON KUNGMAN—Pep Club 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2. She goes without saying—much. JUDY KORHONEN—Choir 1, Girl's Club 2. She speaks, behaves, and acts iust as she ought. HELMUT LADIGS—Rhododendron Staff 3, Sea Hawk Staff 4 Iniramural Athletics 4. A preposition is a bad word to end a sentence with. CHARLES LARSEN—Track Letterman 1, 2, 4, Bond 1, 2, 3. Still H-2-O runs deep. LORRAINE LeMAY—G.A.C. 2, Girl's Club 1 Pep Club 2, 3j Band 1, 2, 3, 4. A quiet charm, a pleasant way. With always a friendly word to say. CLAUDIA UNDOR—G.A.C. 2, 3, 4, President 3, B. of C. 4, Pep Club 2, F.H.A. 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Quartet 3, 4, Swing Band 3, 4f Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Solo Contest 1, 2, Festival Bond 2. An athletic lady with assets so many. If sho has faults, we can't think of any. ROBERT LUNZ—Honor Society 2. A man of few words but many thoughts. TOM MARICICH—Honor Society 2. 3, 4 Key Club 3, 4, Basketball Letterman 1 Football Manager 1. am slow of study. DEANNA MARRS—Jr. Play Crew 3, G.A.C. 1, 2, Girl's Club 1, 2. 3, 4, Honor Society 2, 3. 4, Jr. Red Cross 2, 4, Drill Team 3, 4« Senior Ball Chairman, Refreshments 4i Rhododendron Staff 4. Here's to 'Dee' who seems so quiet, But when she's around there's always a riot. TONY MATHEWS—Hi-Y 4. Mischief, thou art afoot DOLOPES MELVIN—Girl's Club 1. It's the steady, quiet, plodding ones who win the lifelong race.” GENE MERRIFIELD—Sr. Play Cast 4 Jr. Red Cross 1 Sea Hawk Staff 4. Common sense isn't a common thing. DICK MOSIER—B. of C. 2, Honor Society 2, 3 Key Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Key Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Rhododendron Staff 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Swing Band 2, 3, 4f Quartet 3 Vice President 3; Student Director 4; Sophomore Class President 2, Chairman Jr. Picnic 3. School breaks up my whole day. CORINNE MUNROE—Choir 1, Jr. Play Cast 3, Play Cast 4, B. of C. 4, Girl’s Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, President 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4� Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Sea Hawk Staff 4; Homecoming Dance Committee chairman 4; Disc-Jockey Co-Chairman 4j Office Staff 4 Drill Team 2, 3, 4, She puts her worries down to the bottom of hor heart, puts the lid on, and smiles. LOTTIE NEWSOM—Girl's Club 1 Pep Club 2 Band 1, 2, 3. Life's a..mirror, as we smile, smiles come back to greet us. JUDY O'NEILL—Choir 2, 3, 4, Jr. Play Cast 3; Sr. Play Cast 4, Girl's Club 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Band 1, Drill Team 2, 3. Temper, they say, with red hair goes, But if she has one no one knows. LOREN ORSINI—Sr. Play Cast 4f Jr. Play Crew 3; Sr. Play Crew 4, Key Club 3, 4( Football Letterman 4, Band 1, 2, 3. The good die young, long live Loren. CUFF OVERBERG— Play the game and il you can't win, grin. MARLYS PALM—Jr. Play Crew 3, Sr. Play Crew 4, G.A.C. 2, Girl's Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, Drill Team 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Office Staff 4. I care not for work or play but just a hoop of lovin'. KENNETH PAUL— High school has two attractions tor Hon—lunch hour and—what's har name? PEGGY PAUL—Choir 3, 4« Secretary 4 G.A.C. 3, 4 Vice President 3 Letterman 3, President 4 B. of C. 4 Girl's Club 3« Pep Club 3; Tri- Hi-Y 3 Sea Hawk Staff 4. “Love is a dream. Gosh I'm sloopy. DARLENE PLUMMER—Choir 2, 3, 4, Wardrobe Mistress 4, Girl’s Club 1, Pep Club 1. 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Drill Team 3, 4. Some talk some, some talk never, Bui she, like a brook, goes on forever. PHYLLIS RAYMENT—Choir 2, Pep Club 1, 4, G.A.C. 1, Girl’s Club 1,Office Staff 4. Modesty is a priceless gem. JUDY RAE—Choir 4, Librarian 4, Sr. Play Cast and Prompter 4, Pep Club 4. Silence may be golden, but I'm no gold digger. SUE ROBBINS—Choir 3, 4, Sr. Play 4, B. of C. 2, 3, 4, Girl’s Club 1, 2, 3, Pop Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 4, President 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, F.H.A. 21 Sr. Ball Committee 4 Rhododendron Staff 2, 3, 4f Band 1 Yell Leader 3, 41 Class Representative 3, 4 Choir Hostess 4 Red Croes Training Camp 3 Cheerleaders Conference 3, 4, Homecoming Princess 4 Homecoming Royalty Chairman 2 Home- coming Dance Chairman 4 Personality Girl 3; Drill Team 2, Freshman Frolic Princess 1 . Pep is here, pep is there, When Sue's around it's everywhere. JOE ROBERTS—Football Letterman 4. Anyone can talk, it takes a man to act. JOE ROCKOM—Jr. Play 3, Sr. Play 4, Big A 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, B. of C. 2, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Secretary Treasurer 2, Vice Pres. 3« President 4; Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Sr. Ball Decorations Chairman 4( Football Manager 2| Basketball Letterman 1, 4 Tennis Let- terman 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, Sr. Class Vice President 4. I am a man whom fortune hath cruely scratched. PAUL ROOF— He's an angel when he's asleep. ED SANGER— Living is loving, I hope I live a Jong time. SHIRLEY SCHULTZ—G.A.C. 1, 2, Girl’s Club 1, 2, Pep Club 1, 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2. F.T.A. 4. A good disposition, like dollars, will carry you far. WAYNE SMITH— Consider the fish, he never gets hooked unless his mouth is open. THERESA STEELE— It's nice to be natural when you’re naturally nice. KEN STONE—Big A A, Sergeant at Arms 4, Key Club 2, 3, A, Representative 3. 4, Football Letterman 3, 4. He was a wonder, a coaches dream, playing on the football team. JIM STROCK—Sr. Play 4| Basketball Letterman 1 Hi-Y 2, 3, A, Honor Society 2, 3, 4. Well done is better than well said.” KEN STRONG—Big A 1, 2, 3, 4, Track Letterman 1, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, A, Swing Band 3, 4, Vice President 4, Choir 3, 4 Quartet 2, study and study and study—when teacher isn't looking. FAYE SWING—Girl’s Club 1. A friendly nature is better than anything else in the world. DUANE SYMONDS—Choir 1, 2, 3. 4, Honor Choir 2. 'Blessings on him who invented sleep. DICK TAILLEUR—Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Quartet 3, 4, Festival Band 3, 4 Band Staff 4 Pep Band 3, 4. I care not to be loved or wooed, My only cry is give me food. SHELTON TALBERT— Good when not otherwise. LYNN TAYLOR—Jr. Play 3 Big A 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Vice President 3 Key Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3 Jr. Red Cross 2, Pep Club 3, Football Letterman 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Letterman 1; Track Letterman 1; Tennis Lotierman 3, 4 Rhododendron Editor 4 Rhododendron Staff 3, 4; Jr. Editor 3 Jr. Class President 3; Sr. Class President 4 Key Club Lt. Governor 4« Choir 1, 2, 3; Honor Choir 2, 3. To be good is noble, but to teach others to bo good is nobler and less trouble. PEGGY THOMAS—Jr. Play Crew 3, Play Crew 4, G.A.C. 1. 2, 3, Girl's Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 3, A, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Secretary A, Rhododendron Staff 4, Sea Hawk Staff Business Manager 4� Drill Team 4, F.T.A. 4 Office Staff 4. Cheerful, gay, and full of fun. She is liked by everyone. RODNEY THOMPSON— It is gross mismanagement to do today what can be put off until tomorrow. TOM THOMPSON—Key Club 4 Rhododendron Art Staff 4. Tom, here, would an artist be, And draw cartoons of you and me. BILL TURNER—Key Club 3 Pep Club 3, A, Choir 4 Sr. Ball Committee 3 Rhododendron Staff, Art Editor 3, 4 Sea Hawk Staff 3, 4 Choir Host 4 Homecoming Eicort 4. I often wonder who will run the school when I'm gone. TEKLA WALTON—Choir 3, 4, Librarian 4, G.A.C. 3, Girl's Club 3, Drill Team 2. 3. Be the best of whatever you are. CARLTON WEDLUND—Big A 1, 2. 3, 4, Track Manager 1, 2. 3, Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4. I is the center of ci-f-m-b. MARSHA WEDLUND—Girl’s Club 1. With malace toward none—with charity lor all. BETTY WHISENANT—Sr. Play Crew 4 Girl’s Club 3; Pep Club 3 Tri-Hi-Y 3« Sea Hawk Staff 4. My head seems filled with ideas only I don't know exactly what they are. KAREN WILLIAMS—B. of C. 4, Girl’s Club 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, F.H.A. 3, Rhododendron Staff A, Sea Hawk Staff 3, 4, Editor 4, Class Secretary- Treasurer 4. Shes quiet and shes shy. But there's mischief in her eye. JERRY WINGE—Big A 1, 2, 3, 4, Track Letterman 1, 2, 3. Greater men than I have lived, but I doubt it. ARLENE WITTMAN—Choir 2, 3, 4 Sr. Play Crew 4, Pep Club Vice President 3 President 4 Yell Loader 3, 4 Pep Leadership Conference 3, 41 F.H.A. 2 Choir Business Manager 3, 4� B. of C. 3, 4; Girl’s Club 1« Tri-Hi-Y 2. She leads the school in peppy yells. Your admiration she compels BOB WITTMAN— We don't want him any longer—he's long enough. JOANNE WITTMAN—Girl's Club 4 Pep Club 4; G.A.C. 3 Homecoming Dance Committee 4. Her heart is in her deeds. PAT WRIGHT—Sea Hawk Staff 4, Choir 4. Not man . . . MEN I DON YANKACY—Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Wrestling 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Band 3, 4. It's lonesome being good that's why I quit. HERB YOUNGBERG—Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 Vice President 4 Football Letterman 3 Pep Club 2 Big A 3, 4. If it weren't for work I could enjoy school. President: Fred Symonds Vice President: Fred Knapp Secretary-Treasure: Carolyn Hansen Representative: Virgil Taylor Advisor Mr. M. Davis Advisor Mrs. Kathryn Thomas Sponsored By Sunset Florist, From loft to right: Jack Bergner Sandra Bemsen Karene Bettys at left: Chuck Byfo: at right: Gerald Earle Fred Edleman at left: Wayne Cain Delwyn Carlson at right: Paula Cherry Roger Colony at left: Geri Dickison Gloria Didrickson at ricjht: Barry Drake Gordon Drake From left to right: Larry Foote Larry Fox Bill Frederick Maryanne Gaynor rs r — 1 From left to right Lloyd Glasoe Darlene Granville Elmer Guthrie George Haller at right: Brenda Hamilton at left: Margaret Hetzel Richard Hicks at right: Midge Hising Blanche Holmes at left: Bill Hoots Josephine Howard at right: Susan Jenkins Keith Johnson at left: Noel Johnson at left: Sylvia Johnson Gloria Johnston From left to right: lone Kamps Phillip Kanske Gary Keister Fred Knapp Archie Knudson at right: Pat Ness Pat Orton From left to right: Lloyd Lang Daniel LaRoche John Larsen Judie Lewis at left: David Locke at left: Eddie Maryott Judy McFadden at right: Dan Mclvor Barbara McLean at left: Mike Merz Mike Mitchell at right: Bobette Moore Clark Munroe at right: Mary Jane Osman From left to right: Sandra Overton Eugene Parmer Anna Paskowski Argus Pate Jude Paul at left: Bill Smith Arlene Springer at right: Chuck Steele Carol Steen at left: Robert Strock Cathy Suryan From left to right: Ronald Swedburg Fred Symonds Gary Tarbox Virgil Taylor Donna Terry a! left: Charles Turner Judy Walrod at right: Ed Way Linda Weekly at left: LeAnne Welk. Carol Werner Frank Whipkey Sharon White From left to right: Jacqueline Winkler Pauline Winn Bill Wooding Wayne Young Delesta President: Bob Johnson Vice President: Tom Higgins Secretary-Treasure: Susan Mayse Representative: Diane Sprague Left to right—back row.- Judy Colvin, Marilyn Earle, Jackie Blacking- ton, Bill Balsley, Harvey Buer, Janet Colvin sec- ond row: Marian Dutton, Barbara Cook, Judy Bargewell, Diane Drag- avon, Valerie Beckman, Connie Bargewell, sit- ting: Nancy Cox, Kathy Forest, Sharon Evans, Nancy Cooper. Advisor.- Mrs. Larsson Advisor: Mr. Taylor 1 Left to right, back row: Jim Larson, Aldo Dorbolo, Tom Higgins, Chuck Douglass, Bob Lowder, Dick Glavin, second row, Mirene Henning, Susan Cremean, Ruth Jones, Sharon Leuhrs, Shirley John- ston, Lou Ann Lux, Rosemary Berntsen, sitting: Sheryl Jen- kins, Betty Larsen, Sandi Horner. Left to right—back row: Ernie Haakenson, Gary - Ginnett, Denny Cola- cino, Dennis Harr, Mike Crowell, Larry Himi, Karl Harding, second row: Thomas Fend, Rob- erta Debruler, Joyce Clark, Maria Franulo- vich, Margaret Hoksber- gen, sitting: Gail Ebel, Judy Greene, Kathy Franulovich, Gary Full- Left to -right—back row: Gary Ross, Bob McDon- ald, Robert Welch, Ernie Alter berry, Ron Ray- ment, Vince Dragovich, Han Swyter; second row: Bob Johnson, Janet Pol- lom, Colleen Peterson, Diane Sprague, Darlene Snyder, Mike Turner, Bill Tregoning, sitting: J i m Prothero, Dorothy Scott, Judy Stombaugh, Ethel Parker, Ron Staf- L lin. Left to right—back row: Conrad O'Donnell, Ron Morris, David Nelson, Keith Lauderback, Ken Jones, Jan Orsini, sec- ond row: Barbara Moore, Susan Mayse, Kaaren Ol- son, Arlene Overberg, Betty Milat, Shirley Ma- dan, sitting: Grace Mal- son. Melanne Nelson, Doreen LaRoche, Eliza- beth Macey. Leif to right—back row: Carl Sundman, Guy Crook, Rex Stroup, Gary Way, Bill Belcher, Joe Williams, Bill Lewis, Jim Zigler; second row: Frank Tregoning, John Plummer, Alice Prothero, Shirley Wright, Lorraine Nelson, Elaine Savage, DeWayne Whi tney, Steven Schoos, Jon Pas- zkowski, sitting: Bill Marmo, Linda Salsman, Rosalie Thompson, Shir- ley R a y m e n t, Gerald Wittman, John Plancich. President: Ken Moore Vice President: Joyce Rumsey Secretary-Treasure: Joanne Nasman Representative: Susan Lowman Advisor: Mrs. Looff Advisor: Mr. Weber 0 5 Ji Left to right—back row: Ted Burlingame, Don Bergner, James Adams, Bob Brown, Kenneth Bates, second row: Jackie Bozanich, Darrlyn Bargewell, Carol Balte, Janet Barth, Donna Bis- hop, Kathy Ames, sit- ting: Julie Benjestorf, Julie Aulerich, DiAnn Balthazor, Joan Brazas, Arlene Bryer. Left to right—back row: Richard Erickson, Janet Dickinson, Dennis For- syth, Gary Erholm, Ella Elvebak, Jerry Dimmick; second row: Michelle Falette, Michaele Eng- dahl, Laurie Dunbar, Karen Fend, Lynn Ebel, sitting: Marilyn Edel- man, Marie Foote, Donna Dennis. Left to right—back row: James Conquest, Bob Darling, Ron Cain, Fred Crowell, Lloyd Crosby, Earl Croy, Gerry Bust, Jim Clark second row: Delbert Denny, Mike Cotton, Les Crosby, Roy Carlson sitting: Janet Cheney, Bev Daniel, Pat Cantrell. Left to right—back row: Michael Halvorsen, Pat Foss, Richard Geiger, Robert G r a 1 e r, Roger Hill, Jim Hatten, second row: Donna Gibbons, Sharon Hamm, Linda Halgren, Betty Fuhr, Car- ol Herberg, sitting.- Al- ma Franulovich, Karen Hermann, Linda Hawk- ins. Left to right—back row: Dick Knowles, Art Hodges, David Jensen, Kenneth Hougen, Dick Isban, Tom Hoots, John Howell; second row: Gail Johnson, Ed Hodges, Ernest Howard, Glen Iverson, Helen James, sitting: Sandra Kurtis, Andy Hising, Bes- sie Humphrey, Danny Kennard. Left to right—Back row: Charles Mullin, Ken Moore, Don Parker, Den- ny Oreb, Kenny Oakes, second row: Judy Nis- bet, Charlotte Nibarger, Linda O'Neil, Karen Oakland, Jo Ellen Nel- son, Mary O'brien, sit- ting: Mary Ann Mysz- kowski, Donna Olson, Jo Anne Nasman, Bill Moore, Ala Pate. Left to right—back row: S t e phen Mansfield, Chuck Mason, Joe Mari- cich, Shannon Montague, Dennis Mapes; second row: Karen Knutzen, Peggy Levine, Anita Locke, Jean LeMay, Su- san Lowman, Pat McGill, sitting: Sherri Lang, Freddi Ann Mead, Gayle Lauderback, Jeanne Mackenzie. Left to right—back row: Lawrence Smith, Danny Sullivan, John Smiley, Jim Spitze, David That- cher, John Steen second tow: Carole Strong, Lin- da Storme, Martha Smith, Carol Tubbs, Claudia Still, Ricke St. Andre, sitting: Betty Taylor, Karen Thorn, Dee Ann Thomas, Winston Thomp- son. Left to right—back row.- Fred Pingle, Tim Schoos, Dennis Smeby, Ron Sher- in, Richard Paul, Gary Raymond, Brian Rockom, second row: Sandy Pet- erson, Joyce Rumsey, Pat Peterson, Alice Schultz, Norma Simonson, Shir- ley Ratzow, sitting: Ka- thy Rodenberger, Leona Rayment, Freda Roberts. Leff to right—back rows Clell Whitney, Paul Webber, Dick Williams, Chuck Verrall, Jerald Watson; second row: Dick Wooding, Alton Willoughby, Nick Win- ter, Michael Welch, Bill Welk; sitting: Darlene Wo 11 e Donna Underwood Kathy Woodruff, Sue Wagner. . rfclntiniotnative tanta Mr. John Reid, Curriculum office Mrs. Belly Thatcher, Superintendent office Mrs. Leeta Fayette, Senior High office Office Staff: From left to right: Mrs. Fayette, Barbara Fast, Doris Baker, Judy Jones, Corinne Munroe, Carol Dunbar, Karen Erholm, Marilyn Atterberry, Marlys Palm, Peggy Thomas, Judy Ameson, Venice Aulerich, Phyllis Rayment. 46 Iclm in i 5 trci tion 47 Mr. Clarence Henning, Superintendent Mr. William Whitesel, Principal Mr. Charles Williams, Vice Principal Standing, Mr. Williams Seated, Mr. Whitesel Business Manager, Marilyn Alterberry President, Jack Higgins Vice-President, Carol Dunbar Secretary, Grace Malson Assistant Business Manager, Pat Ness Front row: Dave Balthazor, Fred Symonds, Carol Dunbar, Grace Malson, Second row: Ken Moore, Bob John- son, Marlene Buer„ Karen Williams, Peggy Poe, Pat Ness, third row: Corinne Munroe, Janet Colvin, Susan Lowman, Joe Rockom, Lynn Taylor, Fourth row: Carol Steen, Claudia Lindor, Judy Stombaugh, Judy Colvin, Judy Arneson, Fifth row: Sue Robbins, Barbara Beckman, Judy McFadden, Arlene Wittman, Mr. Smith, Front: Jack Higgins, Writing: Carol Werner. at left: Miss Ruth Farnham: Senior English and French. Above from left to right: Mr. Art Larsson: Social Science, General Science, Bi- ology and Photography Mrs. Margaret Larsson: Home Fc. Mr. William Taylor: General Math, History, Civics, Driv- ers Training and Athletics. From left to right: Mr. Robert Beard: Industrial Arts. Mrs. Gwen Beard: Junior English and History and Civics. at left: Mr. Allen Veal: Bookkeep- ing, Physics, Commercial Law and Secretarial Training. at right: Mrs. Kathryn Thomas: Jour- nalism, Typing and Short- hand. From left to right: Miss Joan Siminski: Home Ec. Mr. Russ Davis: Algebra, Math and Athletics. at right: Mr. Mel Davis: Latin, Junior English. Mr. Vaughn Weber: Athletics. at left: Mr. Bill Peterson: Sophomore English and Athletics. at right: Miss Mary Carter: Biology and Chemistry. Mr. Jim Neilsen: Auto Shop and Mechanical Drawing. raanizationd —Susan Mayse Pres.—Barbara Beckman Historian Betty Larsen ■Richard Hicks Treas. Left to right: Officers: Susan Mayse, Richard Hicks, Barbara Beckman, Larry Fox, Betty Larsen; first row: Freda Baker, Judy Stomaugh, Robeta De Bruler, Linda Salsman, George Malson, Mirene Henning, Jackie Winkler, Dorothy Scott, Doreen La Roche, Diane Sprague, Barbara Cook, Judy Jones; second row: Ron Staflin, LeAnne Welk, Marlene Buer, Dons Baker, Paula Cherry, Janice Rydberg, Judy Bargewell, Judy Colvin, Susan Cre- mean, Maria Franulovich, Mike Mitchell; third row: Carol Werner, Margaret Hetzel, Marilyn Atterberry, Syl- via Johnson, Judy Arneson, Larry Hirni, Gloria Johnston, Joanne Arneson, Mary Jane Osman, Janet Colvin, Phyllis Betz; fourth row: Lynn Taylor, Deanna Marrs, Sharon Luehrs, Phil Kanske, Larry Foote, Joe Rockom, Don Williamson, John Plancich, Fred Symonds, Hans Swyier, Virgil Taylor; fifth row: Carol Dunbar, Dennis Harr, Roger Colony, Gerald Harr, Vince Dragovich, jim Strock, Ron Rayment, Pat Ness, SkiD Dagg, Gary Mansfield, Tom Maricich, Gary Tarbox. First row,right co left: Paula Cherry, Mirene Henning, Maria Franulovich. Mike Mitchell, Janice Rydberg, Freda Baker, Geri Dickison, Sandra Hull, Betty Larsen, Carolyn Hansen, Second row: Pauline Winn, Robert Johnson, Peggy Thomas, Susan Mayse, Judy Arneson, Diane Sprague, Deris Baker, Marlene Buer, LeAnne Walk, Jackie Winkler, Third row: Bill Lewis, Gloria Didricksen, Laurie Drnbar, Karen Erholm, Sue Robbins, Tom Thompson, Larry Fox, Joan Brazas, Sandi Kertis, Karen Williams, Fourth row.- Gary Mansfield,, Deanna Marrs, Ed Way, Roger Iverson, Virgil Taylor, Hans Swyter, Bill Turner, Bajbara Beckman, Ruth Jones, Mar- garet Hetzel, Fifth row: Lynn Taylor, Phyllis Betz, Dave Anderson, Jim Spit.e, Orin Dutton, Gary Keister Mr T nrccr n_T-TifUc________P-• KTr. - Phyllis Betz—Co-Editor Left to right, first row: P. Betz, C. Werner, J. Arneson, A. Wittman, J. McFadden, J. Stombaugh, D. Sprague, J. Colvin, J. Colvin, S. Robbins, second row: J. Barge well, S. Kertis, S. Lowman, G. Ebel, B. Moore, K. Fran- ulovich, J. Rae, P. Rayment, B. Fast, C. Hansen, J. Rydberg, J. Nisbet, S. Overton, C. Thomas, D. LaRoche, B. Cook, C. Steen, A. Springer, third row: F. Baker, B. Hamilton, J. Nasman, A. Franulovich, B. Balthazor, E. Parker, K. Rodenberger, M. Engdahl, K. Thorn, J. Rumsey, M. Franulovich, B. Fuhr G. Johnson, C. Munroe, S. Johnson, B. Holmes, C. Suryan, fourth row: D. Balthazor, J. Mackenzie, J. Brazas, L. Salsman, M. Foote, J. Walrod, B. Forsyth, V. Aulerich, P. Thomas, C. King, L. Welk, D. Zigler, M. Buer, P. Perry, J. Aulerich, M. Os- man, J. Wittman, fifth row: G. Dickison, H. James, M. Dutton, B. Milat, G. Lauderback, P. Cantrell, M. Mit- chell, J. Plancich, K. Olson, B. Larsen, J. Greene, J. Lewis, B. Beckman, J. Arneson, G. ohnston, J. Paul, D. Granville, sixth row: L. Halgren, C. Bargewell, G. Malson, L. Nelson, P. Peterson, J. Pollom, M. M. Smith, B. Lewis, R. Hicks, P. Bergman, M. Atterberry, K. Erholm, D. Plummer, S. Aulerich, C. Dunbar, P. Ness, R. Bart- l____ n Left to right, first row: Helmut Ladigs, Corinne Munroe, Joanne Arneson, Marlene Buer, Gary Mansfield, Karen Williams, Maryanne Gaynor, Maria Franulovich, Pat Ness; second row: Larry Hirni, Imogene Merri- field, Joan Brazas, Peggy Thomas, Peggy Poe, Chuck Turner, Betty Whisenant, Jack Bergner, Pat Wright, Vir- f i m■ .!.� ci.:� . r — - ---------------------------------------------------------------- Stem of K, left to right: Ted Goslow, Virgil Taylor, Richard Hicks, Lynn Taylor, Tom Thompson, George Lar- sen, Paul Webber, Fred Knapp, Tom Maricich, Dick Williams. Elmer Guthrie, Gary Keister, Gary Tarbox; Up- per extension, left to right: Hans Swyter, Harvey Buer, Bob Johnson, Don Williamson, Dick Mosier, Bill Lewis, Fred Symonds, Keith Lauderbach, Lower extension, left to right: Gary Erholm, Larry Fox, Loren Orsini, Ken Moore, Ken Stone, Bill Hoots, Bob Johnson, Frank Whipkey, Tom Cornell and Billy Welk. Left to right: Officers. Ken Stone, Dave Balthazor, Gary Keister, Virgil Taylor; first row: Orville Brecken- ridge, Loren Orsini, Charles Bates, Frank Whipkey, Gordon Drake, Ron Staflin, Bill Wooding, Charles Turner; second row: Don Williamson, Larry Fox, Joe Rockom, Jim Larsen, Lynn Toland, Bill Frederick, Bob Johnson, Bob Cameron; third row.- Ken Strong, Bob Hartsen, Fred Symonds, Archie Knudson, Ron Swedburg, Paul Roberts, Dick Bargewell, Ted Goslow; fourth row: Jerry Winge, Gary Way, Skip Dagg, Joe Williams, Lloyd Glasoe, Herb Youngberg, Lynn Taylor; fifth row: Elmer Guthrie, Orin Dutton, Bill Asselyn, Jack Higgins, Tom Higgins, Denny Colacino, Eddie Way, Fred Knapp, Fred Brooks. ______ Left to right, front: Joe Rockom, Dave Balthazor, Herb Youngberg, Dennis Harr, Skipp Dagg; left side.- Brian Rockom, Orville Breckenridae, Gary Foss, Roger Iverson, Fred Crowell, Noel Johnson, Ron Rayment, Jim Strock, Gerald Harr, right side: Don Yankacy, Larry Hirni, Bill Fredeick, Dick Bargewell, Mike Crowell, Rex Stroup, Denny Colacino, Tom Higgins, Jack Higgins. Pres.—Corinne Munroe Vice-Pres.—Joanne Ameson Treas.—Michael Engdahl Sec.— Diane Sprague This club's purpose is to promote co-operation and friendliness among the girls. At Christmas the girls make our school beautiful by decorating the halls and windows. ■r Officers: Michaele Engdahl, Corinne Munroe, Joanne Ameson, Diane Sprague Row I, left to right: Linda O'Neil, Betty Fuhr, Janet Cheney, Joyce Rumsey, Lynn Ebel, Judy Greene, Bar bara Moore, Kathy Franulovich, Gail Ebel, Sandi Horner, Donalee Jasna, DiAnn Balthazor, Karen Thorn Donna Olson, Joan Brazas, Janet Barth, Donna Bishop, Susan Lowman, Brenda Hamilton, Carol Steen; Row II Betty Larson, Jeanno Mackenzie, Jo Anne Nasman, Helen James, Mary O'Brien, Jean LeMay, Kathy Ames Sandi Kertis, Julia Benjestorf, Claudia Still, Janet Colvin, Judy Bargewell, Connie Bargewell, Judy Colvin Judy Stombaugh, Betty Taylor, Laurie Dunbar, Linda Halgren, Carolyn Thomas, Sylvia Johnson, Peggy Berg man, Row III: Sharon Evans, Judy McFadden, Gayle Lauderbach, Jackie Blackington, Maria Franulovich, Ve nice Aulerich, Peggy Thomas, Marlys Palm, Julie Aulerich, Sandy Peterson, Linda Storme, Donna Dennis Darrlyn Bargewell, Karen Knutzen, Sharon Hamm, Beverly Daniel, Gail Johnson, Carol Bolte, Mary Jane Os man, Pat Perry, Sally Aulerich, Row IV: Doreen LaRoche, Pat Peterson, Alma Franulovich, Janice Rydberg Diane Dragavon, Barbara Cook, Dorothy Scott, Norma Simonson, Pat Cantrell, Gloria Johnston, Linda Gu gich, Ella Elvebak, Bonice Balthazor, Carolyn King, Judy O'Neil, Sandy Hull, Blanche Holmes, Jude Paul Cathy Suryan, Arlene Springer, Row V: Mirene Henning, Martha Smith, Marilyn Edelman, Carolyn Hansen Donna Gibbons, Judy Nisbet, Kathy Rodenberger, Elaine Savage, LeAnne Welk, Sherri Lang, Ricki St. Andro Michelle Fayette, Linda Hawkings, Bessie Humphrey, Marlene Buer, Judy Jones, Carol Dunbar, Pat Ness, Dar lene Granville, Rusty Bartleson. Lef! to right, Ruth Jones, Susan Creaman, Betty Dansingburg, Mr. Reid, Jude Paul, Shirley Johnston, Mary Jane Osman. Susan Jenkins, Paula Cherry, Doreen LaRoche, Carolyn King, 2nd row, left to right: Imogene Merrifield, Sylvia Johnson, Marilyn Earle, Kathy Forrest, Judy O'Neil. Left to right, Bonice Balthazor, Blanche Holmes, Bobette Moore, Geri Posthumus, Donna Jensen, seated: Mrs. Webb. m Drill Leader: Phyllis Belz Ass't. Drill Leader Brenda Hamilton Left to right, 1st row: Geri Dickison, Brenda Hamilton, DeLesta Zigler, Sandi Overton, Deanna Marrs, Sally Aulerich; 2nd row: Sandi Horner, Mirene Henning Darrlyn Bargewell, Marilyn Edleman, Claudia Still, Kathy Franulovich; 3rd row: Ricky St. Andre, Sandi Bernson, Kathy Ames, Gail Ebel, Betty Fuhr, Karen Thorn, Phyllis Betz. Left to right, first row: Valerie Beckman, Phyllis Betz, Joyce Rumsey, Sue Robbins; second row: Susan Mayse, Alma Franulovich, Mirene Henning, Mary Jane Osman, Gary Mansfield, Richard Hicks, Mike Mitchell; third row: Pat Ness, Deanna Marrs, Paula Cherry, Betty Fuhr, Judy McFadden, Sandi Homer, Kathy Franulovich, Karen Thorn. 7ti-Wi- Row I, left to right: Sharon Evans, Linda Salsman, Dorothy Scott, Carolyn Hansen, Sandi Homer, Marlene Buer, Pat Ness; Row II: left to right: Carol Dunbar, Peggy Bergman, Sue Robbins, Jude Paul, Rusty Bartleson, Pat Perry, Elaine Savage, Gloria Johnston, Sharon Luehrs, Row III, left to right: Freda Baker, Marion Dutton, Delesta Zigler, Peggy Thomas, Brenda Hamilton, Paula Cherry, Corinne Munroe, Pauline Winn, Gail Ebel, Betty Larson. Left to right, first row: S. Rayment, N. Simonson, L. Salsman, F. Baker, G. Ebel, B. Larsen, P. Perry, S. Aulerich B. Sawyer, K. Thorn, J. McFadden, D. Dragavon, B. Fuhr, P. Poe, D. LaRoche, G. Johnston; second row; B. Dan iel, A. Hising, J. Benjestorf, K. Rodenberger, J. Greene, S. Homer, C. King, J. O'Neil, C. Still, M. Henning, S Luehrs, J. Blackington, G. Dickison; third row: M. Foote, P. Cantrell, P. Peterson, M. Engdahl, D. Bargewell J. Pollom, S. Wright, J. Cheney, J. Bargewell; fourth row: L. Halgren, C. Hansen, D. Balthazor, G. Lauderback L .Gugich, K. Knutzen, S. Hamm, C. Bargewell; fifth row: J. Bozanich, C. Treadwell, J. Nasman, A. Franulo vich, S. Overton, C. Thomas; sixth row: M. Edelman, P. McGill, E. Parker, D. Andrews, J. Jones, C. Lindor, B Hamilton, S. Evans, G. Malson, P. Ness, L. Ebel, D. Granville, B. Holmes, J. Paul, R. Bartleson, A. Springer; sev enth row: D. Snyder, D. Debruler, J. Dickinson, D. Thomas, L. Welk, P. Orton, S. Bernsen, S. Johnson, P. Cher ry, M. Osman, S. Lowman, L. Dunbar, L. Hawkings, M. Fayette, S. Kertis, A. Overberg, C. Dunbar, B. Hum phrey, H. James, S. Wegner, F. Roberts. Carol Steen alternate Bobette Moore £ we t t t e 4vi tyuHCO “PCcUf Our hero. 72 Baker s Radiator and Glass Service, and Burton’s Jewelers The players and their faithful master 'Gert ... I Gert ... I Help ... I Gert ... I Pull the rip chord I Just a onesome. Sure is educational ' 'Uuceeeee “SrettcOz tycUfle Sue Sponsored By Johnson s Southside Hardware o Paul N. Luvera, and unit Motel BAND HAS BUSY SCHEDULE Activities of the band at pre- present concern themselves large- ly with preparation for football games. Officers for the band am- caaudia Lindor, president; Ken Strong, vice president; Linda S a 1 s m a h, secretary-treasurer; Carol Dunbar, student director and quartermaster; and Jackie Winkler, librarian. SP°nSofeJ By B?nd Invited To Santa Parade The band goes to the Santa | Claus parade Nov. 17 in Seat lie! The invitation was just re- reived and acceptet! last week. , Plans and practice are under- way._____________________ ,....« ■under' ........way- ■■'Fishers Music Company, Fortune s Bakery, r '.TV Snl os and Service. Band Prepares for Santa Parade AHS band will depart Satur- day. Nov. 17. for Seattle to par- ticipate in Seattle’s Santa Claus parade. As they match they will perform Drums and Bells” and Hen Comes Santa Claus. A jeep is being decorated t resemble a sleigh which wi precede the band in the parad Head of the decorating copim tee is Bonnie Rayment with I : ,f� nee from Mr. Jack Niel ‘ —• Board. BAM) PLANS FOB C ONCERT Leonard B. Smith, the world’s premiere cornet virtuoso, will be the guest artist at the Feb- ruary 22 Band Concert. The Penny Carnival has been set for March 21 and 22. All the clubs in the school are go- ing to participate by having a booth. All the profits will be given ta the band for new uni- forms. The AHS Swing Combo dance Kind under the direction of ick Mosier, Is to play at the ‘.otary Banquet at Hope Island, •ecember 19 Betty Larsen Joyce Rumsey Lorraine LeMay Shirley Johnston Janice Atterberry Olson Carolyn Thomas Sponsored By Rotary Club Rhododendron, tion by your pat h to express our appre- ke this publication pos- nsorships in this year's how them your apprecia- Voilus Furniture Amsberry's Fine Foods, Anacortes Floral and Gift, Anacortes Glass Company, Andrews Variety Store Arctic Drive-In, Aubert Drugs, Baker s Radiator and Glass Service, Burton's Jewelers, Columbia Valley Lumber Company, Cornelius Jewelers, Dick Wilson Ford Sales, Empire Cafe, Marchant’s Jewe try. Maryott s Floral and Gift Shop, McDugle-Wagner Dairy, Mirror Dress Shop, Model Cleaners, Nobles Men’s Wear, Simpson's Electric Shop, Snyder’s Pharmacy, Anacortes Iron Works, Brown Bros. Clothing Company, Lyle’s, Sharpe’s Service, Sunset Florist, Anacortes American, Anderson’s Family Sh eStoi B B Plumbing Fidalgo Theatres Fox Motors, J. C. Penney Co KAGT Radio San Juan Savage Roofi W. C. Coleman, Western Auto, Allan’s City Market, Anacortes Equipment Company, Anacortes Rexall Drug Store, Bryson-Engdahl Funeral Home, Capital Finance Company, het’s Barber Shop, itizens Pharmacy, ypress Stationers, 'auis Laundromat, eRemer Furniture and Appliance, iamond 5c-$t.00 Store, ans Building Supplies, deral Savings Loan Ass’n. hers Music Company, une’s Bakery, ne’s T.V. Sales and Service, nt’s Nu-Way Cleaners, nd Plumbing and Heating, Jecaiette’s, Jowison's Southside Hardware, Sa juan Motel, Paul N. Luvera, t And Teen, Kntmission Supply, Verna Wells Studio, st Coast Creamery, on Motor Co. s Webb way Barber Shop s National Bank ll Oil Company, Inc. rtes Veneer lie’s Sweet Shop irs Department Store tary Club m-wm 5mm moPEum SWING BAND: Left to right, first row, Fred Brooks, Jackie Winkler, Claudia Lindor, Ronnie Rayment, Dick Mosier. Second row, Gerald Wilt- man, Larry Foote, Bill Asseln, Ted Burlingame, Phil Kanske, Ken Back, Margaret Richard Hicks. BAND STAFF: Front row, left to right: Ken Strong, Vice-Pres- ident; Claudia Lindor, President; Linda Sals- man, Sec.-Treas.; Middle row: Freda Baker, per- cussion leader; Ron Staflin, bass horn section leader; Joanne Arneson, saxophone section leader; Shirley Rayment, section representa- tive; Back row: Dick Mosier, student director, Dick Tailleur, clarinet section leader, Carol Dunbar, French horn section leader, Larry Foote, comet section leader. CHOIR OFFICERS: Seated in front, Gary Keister, Vice Pres., Judy Arne- son, President, standing, Richard Hicks, acc., Peggy Bergman, Adv. Manager, Gloria Johnston, Historian, Carolyn King, Wardrobe Mistress, Sue Robbins, Hostess, Judy Rea, Ass't Librarian, Tekla Walton, Librarian, Darlene Plummer, Ass't Wardrobe Mistress. Missing are Peggy Paul, Sec- retary, Arlene Wittman, Bus. Man- ager, Bill Turner, Host. Sponsored By Dick Wilson Ford Sales, and Empire Cafe Sponsored By DeRemer Furniture and Appliance, Evans Building Supplies, and Federal Savings Loan Ass n. We wen! Ermin Directed by Mel Davis Sponsored By Lyle's, 1 ‘P t4A uilUie 95 . H HUH dii ponsored By A Jan’s City Market, — sxnacortes Equipment C« and Anacortes Rexall Drug Stc t956 V vKtity Back roW, left to right: Paul Roberts, Terry Powers, Lynn Taylor, Frfc'd ymonds, }oe Roberts, Joe Williams Dick Bargewell, Dave Balthazor, Bob Hartson, Loren Orsini and Rex Stroup; Middle row, left to right: Coach Peterson, Gary Keister, Jack Higgins, Jim Larsen, Keith Lauderbach, Gary Way, Gerald Harr, Dennis Harr, Tom Higgins, Ed Way, Fred Knapp, Bill Asseln and Coach Cornett; Front row, left to right: Coach Larsson, Larry Hirni, Noel Johnson, Jan Orsini, Lynn Toland, Archie Andrews, Virgil Taylor, Bob Malland, Bill Fred- erick, Bob Johnson, Ken Stone, Wayne Smith and Tom Cornell, Head Manager. Not pictured, Orville Breck- enridge. Back row, left to right: Lynn Taylor, Bill Asseln, Jack Higgins, Gerald Harr, Joe Roberts and Wayne Smith; Front row, left to right: Ken Stdne; Bob Johnson, Dick Bargewell, Loren Orsini, Capt. Left to right: Asst. A1 Cornett, Asst. Art Larsson and Head Coach Bill Peterson. Dave Balthazor and Bob Hartson. Not pictured, Orville Breckenridge. Qtittivi 'l cvutity _ T_tf!_! T_ T 1_1 I'_ T Back row, left to right: Keith Lauderbach, Larry Hirni, Lynn Toland, Jim Larsen, Paul Roberts and Bill Hoots, Backs; Front row, left to right, Noel Johnson, Terry Powers, Rex Stroup, Joe Williams, Bob Malland, Archie Andrews, Jan Orsini, Gary Way, Wayne Smith and Dennis Harr, Lineman. Tom Higgins Fred Symonds —C Orv Breckenridge Dick Bargeweli ...HB Bob Johnson Keith Lauderbarh Joe Roberts ..I'B Gary Keister ....E Sponsored By Anacortes Iron Works Jack Higgins...HB Boh Hartson one Of, putune ?ie4£ Ke i Back row, left to right: Ron Cain, Ken Moore, Don Parker, Jim Spitze, Gary Erholm, David Jensen, Fred Pingle, Bob Graler, Chuck Mason, Dennis Mapes, Bob Darling, Gary Raymond, Clell Whit- ney, Richard Geiger and Ron Sherin, Front row, left to right: Fred Crowell, Les Crosby, Roger Hill, Dick Wooding, Ralph Cole, Brian Rockom, John Howell, Mike Cotton, Jerry Dimmick, Dan Sullivan and Jerald Watson. 7tta uiqe i Managers, back row: Bill Lewis and George Larson, Front row, Tom Cornell and Fred Edleman, not pictured, Jim Clark. Kickoff III Jubilant Seahawks afte: - The 56 edition of the Anacortes Seahawks ..y enjoyed the most success- IP ful season in Anacortes foot- ' ball history. In the season opener the Sea hawks nailed Fent-Meridian, who had- n't been beaten in three years, by a score S of 12-0. It was quite a victory for the Sea r hawks and it started them on the road to an S undefeated season. y A week later Snohomish's Panthers came to Ana- r Jsr - f cortes ready to bring the 'high flying Seahawks down yf; X with a crash. Instead, the Seahawks rolled up a 33-0 score S and sent the Panthers back to Snohomish. faSiyJjp? On September 28th the Hawks journeyed to Edmonds tc Ms,. meet a fired up squad of Tigers, who hadn't lost a game since u‘ , k 1952. After a hard fought battle the Seahawks finally came out W on top 7-6, proving how important the extra poin really is. MMMM Mf Next came a battle of undefeated teams. In the first quarter it fflmSfly appeared as if Sedro Woolley would score, but the strong defense v-:$ Sjjyflr ■ T of the Seahawks held for all it was worth. After this the Hawks really mim7 yd romP®d and gave a record breaking home-coming crowd a 20-0 win. ML ' ' Avenging a '55 loss to Mount Vernon, the Hawks came through with 'df f n win by a score of 25-0 over the Greenmen. f-7tsi gSfcfevjIt was wet, real wet, but fhis didn't stop Anacortes as it knocked oHj M undefeated Arlington in a steady, downpour by a score of 20 0. pjjm.gjjt Down at Marysville the Seahawsk really went wild and racked up the Toma hawks to the tune of 40-0. -' jWijmt Anacortes made its own breaks as it downed a game but outmanned Lake :ilWr Stevens team 39-0. $fj0y After a week's lay-off the Hawks went to Burlington to meet the Tigers , . ;jf ,g v for a very important game which would decide, whether they would be ■ sol® winnars of the NWL title or whether they would have to share i 11 h with Sedro Woollev. The condition of the field was very wet, and if Jfl I was raining also. They scored early in the first quarter and held v‘.' V 1 Stic Burlington throughout the rest of the game to win 7-0, and to climax the most successful season in Anacortes football his- sKwaBTi. m : tOTy JWA Dave Balthazor, senior halfback, and Tom Higgins, kkK sophomore end were picked on the All-Northwest K$;, League first string. Balthazor was also nominated B ' to play in the All-State All-Star game in August. ■; Second team nominees for All-Northwest Hv League were Jack Higgins, senior halfback, |fo. Ed Way, junior tackle, Orville Brecken“' ■eft ridge, senior quarterback, and ' Virg Taylor, junior guard. War Honorable Hr mention in the Northwest League went to Senior Full- back Joe Roberts, Senior Center Lynn Taylor, and Juni°r Tackle Fr®d KnaPP- . The Inspirational Award went to Ken Stone and the Blocking and vSSjSjr Tackling trophy went to Dave Ballha- zor- The awards were presented Decem- ber 19th at the Eagles Annual Football Banquet. J. Higgins in lent P.A.T. a! Edmonds. la' Breckenridge on T.D. run against Mount Vernon. T. Higgins lunging for pass N. JohnsMi catching pass for T.D. that was nullified at Mount Vernon. 00 Store. Seahawk line stops Edmonds thrust. Breckenridge from Bylington field. 4 Standing, left to right: Coach Taylor, Coach Peterson and Manager Don Williamson; Seated, left to right: Gary Keister, Elmer Guthrie, Ken Paul, Gary Tarbox, Jack Higgins, Tom Higgins, Dick Bargewell, Dennis Colacino, Joe Rockom, Dave Balthazor, Larry Fox and Orville Breckenridge. BASKETBALL SUMMARY G OP FG FT TP Avg. Balthazor, Dave .... 22 87 70 73 213 9.68 Bargewell, Dick .. 11 14 2 3 7 .64 Breckenridge, Orv 23 92 149 86 384 16.70 Colacino, Den 23 71 22 21 65 2.83 Fox, Larry 14 22 2 6 10 .72 Guthrie, Elmer .... 12 18 3 2 8 .67 Higgins, Jack 23 92 124 98 346 15.05 Higgins, Tom 20 36 11 12 34 1.70 Keister, Gary 23 91 103 75 281 12.22 Paul, Ken 23 82 18 37 73 3.17 Rockom, Joe 11 12 3 2 8 .73 Tarbox, Gary 21 38 15 7 37 1.76 Last year's team was great, this year's squad is even greater. The '57 Seahawks went through the entire twenty-game schedule plus three district tournament games undefeated. By accomplishing such a feat, Anacortes annexed its fourth straight NWL title, in addition to their third Northwest District championship. Won 23—Lost 0 AHS 67-34 Edmonds AHS 64-50 Marysville AHS 75-34 Lake Stevens AHS 55-42 Everett AHS 60-32 Mount Vernon AHS 72-41 Arlington AHS 46-45 Burlington AHS 61-57 Bellingham AHS 65-37 Snohomish AHS 63-54 Bellingham AHS 65-38 Sedro Woolley AHS 63-42 Edmonds AHS 68-55 Marysville AHS 77-40 Lake Stevens AHS 69-63 Everett (ot) AHS 69-62 Mount Vernon AHS 60-54 Arlington AHS 47-37 Burlington AHS 64-59 Snohomish AHS 75-50 Sedro Woolley The Hawks met any and all comers and knocked them off in order. Probably one game which will be remembered for many years to come is the Everett vs. Anacortes game on the Seagulls' home floor. Trailing throughout the game, sometimes by as much as 12 points, the Seahawks tied the game up 61-all with just 4 seconds left in regulation time. In overtime Anacortes ran away from the 'Gulls and emerged victors by the score of 69-63. A few of the records which were broken were: The 20 game team total broken by scoring 1285 points, this eclipsed the '56 record which was 1279. The team broke the record for consecutive games won in the district tournament. They won 12 which broke Everett's record of 11. Individual records broken were: Most points scored in one game Orv. Breckenridge with 34. That broke Jack Higgins' record of 32 set in '56. Most field goals scored i na game, broken by Jack Higgins with 14. Most rebounds made in a game, broken by Gary Keister with 28. This beat Jim Berentson's record of 22. Jack Higgins and Orv Breckenridge were picked by sportswriters in the area for the All-Northwest Dis- ■ -■ t--- 1 . o__i T1__ Keister rebounding. Balthazor shooting. J. Higgins driving. Colacino with a lay-in. Dave Balthazor Dick Bargewcll Jack Higgins mer 'SUHAIr 5i Gary Tarbox Gary Keister Den Colacino Haha Standing, left to right: Manager Pat Foss, Brian Rockom, Roy Carlson, Coach Weber, Don Parker, Roger Hill, Dick Wooding, Manager Fred Pingle, Joe Maricich, Jim Spitze, Dick Williams, Paul Weber, Fred Crowell and Ken Moore. Starting five: Orv Breckenridge, Dave Balthazor, Gary Keister, Ken Paul and Jack Higgins. District Tourney AHS 64-53 Sedro Woolley AHS 56-50 Mt. Baker AHS 63-62 Bellingham (ot) Back row, 1 to r: Manager Gary Ginnett, Cliff Overberg, Paul Roberts, Richard Hurley Ron Cain, Chuck Mason, Archie Andrews, Terry Powers, Joe Williams, Ed Way, Gary Way, Manager Jim Clark and Coach Art Larsson. Front row, 1 to r: Mike Cotton, Chuck Turner, Dan Sullivan, Les Crosby, Bill Wooding, Don Yankacy, Dennis Smeby, Bill Belcher, Bob Graler and Jim Zigler. In the district wrestling tournament Ed Way, Chuck Turner and Terry Powers won 1st, 2nd and 2nd respectively. All three boys participated in the state wrestling matches at Pullman. Turner and Wooding crash Turner struggling to free himself from Ed anc Gary Way ready to the mat. Wooding. go. Hurley and Roberts set for action. Hurley holding Roberts to the mat. Dave Balthazor Jerry Winge Gary Keister Ken Strong Left to right: Coach Davis, Ken Jones, Dave Balthazor, Jim Zigler, Terry Powers, Bill Balsey, Jerry Winge, Gary Tarbox, Gary Keister, Ron Rayment, Paul Roberts, Ken Strong, Keith Lauderbach, Jim Mayberry, Man- ager Ron Stafflin and Coach Larsen. Dave Balthazor Ken Strong Gary Keister W i The 1956 baseball team won the county championship. .Kcoirf tf Letterman Letterman Orv Brocken ridge mer Standing left to right: Coach Taylor, Lloyd Glasoe, Fred Symonds, Gerald Harr, Elmer Guth- rie, Chuck Geska, Dennis Colacino, Virg Taylor, Manager Don Williamson. Kneeling, left to right: Ken Stone, Mike Crowell, Larry Fox, Orv Breckenridge, Bill Frederick, Lynn To- land and Dan LaRoche. Letterman Letterman Letterman Larry Fox Den Colacinc L|oy(i G|asoe Sponsored By Island Plumbing and Heating, Robinson's Home Portrait Studio, f7e uti4 Left to right: Lynn Taylor, Joe Rockom, Tom Higgins, Coach Weber, Aldo Dorbolo, John Plancich, Dick Bargewell. Jack Higgins not pictured. ' V Id w Come R wfc .X'11 , SHELL Behind every invention is an idea. Behind America s high standard of living are the fruitful thoughts of men. This is especially true in the petroleum industry, which has contributed so much to the nation’s economy, comfort and protection. The demand for men with technical knowledge is in- creasing. particularly in petroleum research. The pursuit of science education today offers the greatest rewards of all time to the science graduate. 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