Arlington High School - Stillaguamish Trail Yearbook (Arlington, WA)

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THE STILLAGUAMISH TRAIL Page Twenty-Nine Sophomore Girls Back Row: J. Farrell. L. Hunter. G. Hanning. J. Tomlinson. E. Christensen. D. Thomsen. E. Smith. M. Thorsen. P. Jones, E. Hoy. Fourth: L. Reilly. E. Remington. V. Clark. G. George. D. Johnson. R. Broe. V. Blacken. E. Mc- Kenzie. L. Hayden. M. Schulberg. E. Hershaw. M. Coulbert. Third: A. Kisling. N. Marvin. J. Cohoon. I. Rorstad. F. Platt. L. Sather, L. Personius. H. Knud- son. A. Buckmiller. D. Summers. A. Sill. Second: (Miss) H. Allen. D. Snelson. C. Jacobsen. V. Davenport. E. Healy. R. Danielson. M. Kisling. E. Wangsmo. K. Mathew . H. Bunten. W. Ray. V. Peltier. First: H. Kreken. E. Ludwick. C. Nelson. F. Holland. E. Jesfjeld. H. Nordstrom. E. Bjorn. G. Mattson. G. Lyle. M. Cooper. E. Wilson. Sophomore Boys Back Row: C. Tondell. A. Speer. L. Underwood. L. Howard. J. McCurdy. R. Gibbons. G. Rauch. Fifth: W. Pederson. G. Brown. V. Thorsen. C. Ellis. R. Johnson, A. Anderson. A. Wangsmo. M. Reilly. M. Nysether. Fourth: P. Duffy. L. Knights. D. Brand. D. Prather. C. Smith. K. Clark. G. Ball. J. 8esby. Andy Pederson. D. Wise. Third: D. Kuester. J. Gibbons. L. Baunsgard. L. Bowles. H Johnson, D. Allen. D. Warren, F. Duskin. C. Marxen. Second: L. Wallitner. M. Gregerson. P. Verd. O. Olson. R. Cady. M. Jones. A. Botten. Arne Pederson. G. Nakashima. H. Monty. V. Heaven. First: D. Gregg. H. Floberg. R. Rensink. P. Gregerson. C. Hillis. B. Hage. G. Madson. H. Kazen, B. Jennings. J. Ross. D. Bloxham. really plans to take up “Art?” . . . The reason Juliet Rudolph didn’t come to the Senior Basket

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Page Twenty-Eight THE STILLAGUAMISH TRAIL THE SOPHOMORES Officers President .........................................Fred Duskin Vice-President Virginia Davenport Secretary ...........................................Ruth Broe Treasurer .....................................Clarence Tondell Yell Leader ........................ ................Jarl Sesby Advisers......................Miss Hazel Allen, Mr. C. Mitchell Class Colors Green and Gold Class Motto Strive Onward Accomplishments 1. One Football Letterman. 2. Two Basketball Lettermen. 3. Two Pep-Assemblies. 4. Second in Annual Tag Sale. 5. Five First-Team Baseball Players. 6. Frosh-Soph Party. 7. Placed third or better in all Ticket Sales. SOPII-FROSII PARTY With real spirit and enthusiasm on the night of November 15. 1934. the Sophs gave a party with the Frosh as their guests. The evening was started with an unusual entertainment program with dancing following. Refreshments were served and everyone reported a good time. —VIRGINIA DAVENPORT. •Maydrew’s Smiles at the Junior-Senior Banquet .... We wonder ? ? ? Is it true that Sessoms

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Page Thirty THE STILLAGUAMISII TRAIL THE FRESHMEN CLASS President .... Vice-President Secretary Treasurer .... Class Adviser Officers Willo Sill John Cyra Carolyn Hoidal Vernon Collins Miss Liv Meyers Class Colors Silver and Blue Class Flower Pink Rose Class Motto Co-operation Accomplishments FRESHMEN MIXER One of our first assemblies of the year was sponsored by the Freshmen—more fun. (for the Seniors). The Freshmen were a group of good sports and certainly obeyed the Seniors to their cruel orders. The whole Freshmen class learned to sing the Senior Class song—and how they sang it' George Contento and Joe Brown were the yell and song leaders. The Frosh president. Willo Sili had to sit on the stage the whole period—dressed like a six months old baby with a bottle with real good milk in it. Orville Maurstad had to count his little toes to the nursery rhyme This little piggie went to Market. The Seniors had various other stunts and games for every Frosh to take part in. It was fun though, wasn’t it Frosh? They weren't a bit discouraged because I believe they kept in mind that some day they would be grown up Seniors, too. -HELEN PRESTON. FROSH-SOPH PARTY The Freshmen entertained the Sophomores with a Valentine Party on February 7th in return for the welcome party given to the Freshmen at the beginning of the year. The Freshmen Trio sang two numbers and Valeta Walcher delighted them with a humorous reading. Benny Burnett surprised them by coming dressed as Joe Penner. with a cigar in his mouth and a duck, trailing along behind him on a string. A lovely hour of dancing was enjoyed by every one with music furnished by Les Buell s orchestra. Later in the evening refreshments were served.—W. S. Social—She was afraid someone would buy her basket with TAX TOKENS. . . “I usually have