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

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Personalities of 71. S. fH. JOHN HILLIS—John has capably taken over the presidency, and led the Student Body through another successful year. PAT HAYDEN—Pat has been a fine, outstanding leader as Girls' League president this year. HOWARD DAVIS------Howard was chosen Honorary Captain of the foot- ball team and also capably led the Boys' Club. The job was taken over by Keith Williams in March. ELIZABETH SOPER—Elizabeth represented Arlington High School at the D. A. R. county luncheon. PEP CLUB DRILL TEAM—Deserves congratulations and also thanks to the leaders, Berdeen Lancaster, Dawn Hagan, and Laura Langdon. They did a fine job. MAXINE HANSVOLD, PAT ROBB and DONNA ALLEN—They have handled the job of leading the yells this year and added pep to our cheering section. MARGUERITE BOLTON—First place in the Girls' League Piano Contest went to Marguerite. BUD HATLEY—Bud was chosen the most inspirational football player and also received the Blocking Trophy. ALL-NORTHWEST TEAM—Bud Hatley, tackle,- Howard Davis, half-back; and Lou Keller, guard, were chosen for this team. ANNE MURPHY—Valedictorian. ELMER PRATHER—Salutatorian. COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS—Anne Murphy, Elmer Prather, ............... ............, and ...................... .................. Winner of C. F. W. Essay Contest. ...............Girls' League Award Winner. ................... Boyer Plaque Winner. Page fi

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Annual Staff Editor Jeanne Veilleux Assistant Editor Norma Stave Business Manager Keith Williams Adviser Mr. Langdon c71. S. C». Officers President Vice President Business Manager Treasurer......... Secretary .........John Hillis Bud Rayburn Norman Penney Shirlee Hodgeboom Berdeen Lancaster Student Council The Student Council has done well this year in planning and leading the Student Body activities. It includes the class president. Student Body officers, and class representatives. Class representatives are: Freshman: Lou Hiett Sophomores: Shirley Hayden and Don Morris Juniors: Doug Stowe, Helen Tillman, and Norma Udeen Seniors: Betty Grimm, Wanda Hanner, Howard Davis, and Lou Keller Advisers are: Miss Harris, Mr. Gunn, and Mr. Henning

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Z Husings By STANLEY BOYER Some of the many things I like are. Train whistles blowing in the night. The sound of soft organ music, and the light. Sweet, yet melancholy strains of a violin. The sighing of a soft south wind Blowing in the boughs of a fir tree. The wild, harsh cry of geese. Flying in the stillness of the early morning; The sound of a heavy freight pulling up a grade Which, when it goes behind a building fades. And then comes back in redoubled clamor. The dripping of rain from moss-clad eaves. The cushioned crunch of fall leaves under foot; Bright stars, twinkling in the deep vault of the sky. Glimpsed through the tossing boughs of a cedar tree. The light of a full moon on a snow-capped landscape,- The rushing sing of snow under your skis,- The whisper of running water under ice; The quick snap of ice under a pair of skates,- The sweet, wild sounds of far-distant flute notes. And the measured beat of a grandfather's clock. When you are half asleep. The above poem, written by Stanley Boyer, Class of 1943, and now in the service of our country, received honorable mention in the National Anthology of High School Verse, last year.