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

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Semor Play FIRST ROW Lrddle Davrs Drckerson Johnson Drrvstuen Robertson Tvert Hart Tate Brose SECOND ROW Bjorn Brown Vance Cowles Gocrlrch Hafrerson Dunn Mrss Hergerr THIRD ROW Snyder Mock Wangsmo Sele The Senror Play was entrtled Love R1des the Ralls or W111 the Ma1l Tram Run Torught Joyce Brose as Carlotta Drck Dunn as the vrlhan Jerry Snyder as the hero and other mem bers of the cast helped make the play a success Mlss Her gert drrected and a fme performance was g1VeH X , ,W is Carlotta and Harold Stanfast The Rarlroad Scene 18 O 5 Q ' f E9 A . ' if fr U W K 'T 'gli gym! -.' 1 F ti' ek , .jr Q

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Semor lass Wlll JACK ANDERSON wxlls h1s crutches to anyone who can use them as well BARBARA ARNOT wllls all the head aches of the annual to Pat Cyra MARY ELLEN AX ARS wlll her qutet wavs to Donna Gunder on IOLA BJORN leay es In a 50 Ford VIOI ET BLACKEN wllls her dark halr to Arlene Jacobs BOB BLACKER wllls h1s mce sm1le to any one who can use It to the best ad y 'ultdges CARSTEN BRODERSON wmlls h1s speed to Elmer Jensen JOY CE BROSE leaxes Mr Larson vuthout a good sololst FINISE BROVS N leax es for the Iarm MADELINE BROWN leayes an empty eat IH Mrs Hawley s class JOH BUTTERI-'IELD yulls her helght to Kay Iohn ton BARBARA. CARTER vulls her good grades to sOI nQ lucky person GENE COVE LES leaxes an empty spot In the Eagle buxlleld DORIS DAX IS leaxes engaged J ACK DEGROSSE wllls h1s red ha1r to any one who yull dye II regularly JOHN DICKINSON wllls h1s s1ze t Denny Fredmclxson M-XRILYN DICKERSON wllls her art abmlmty to Sharon Butte rfmeld POLLY DRIX STUEN wllls her bottle of perowclde to Joanne Casey DICK DUNN leaxcs the school s dark room dark JOHANNE ENGSTROM wmlls her Jokes to anyone who can tell them a well BILL GOERLICH leayes Mrs Norman lonely NIARX IN HALX ERSON leay es a xacant spot ID the quartette VN AYNE I-IARGRAVE leaxes In h1s yel low conxert1ble JANIES H-XFTERSON leay es happlly NIARILXN HART leay es Dlck to walk the halls alone ROGER JENNY leayes ajumor glrl lonely GAYLE JOHNSON leaves for West ern JINI KING leayes st1ll comblnv h1s halr LILA KINNEY leaves for the army JEANETTE KLEIN wtlls her Job as A S B treasurer to anyone who can stra1ghten out her books JANICE LARSON leayes for better huntmg grounds JOHIN LARSON leaves IH h1s llttle car DONITA LIDDLE wllls her tumbllng ab1l1ty to Sharon Santeford DICK LINDOUIST wllls h1s easy goxng manner to Davld Dezotell CHUCK MCQUESTION wxlls h1s curly halr to Harold T1lleson LU ANN NAEGARD wllls her sl-upplng ab1l1ty to Jean Hovlk JIM MOCK leay es for Marysv11le MARILYN NELSON wllls the Pep Club presmdency to anyone who can keep or der IH the meetlngs ED NYSETHER vtllls h1s qulet ways to Dxck Borseth MARVIN OLSON wmlls hxs tan to Larry Olson SANDRA PARSONS w1lls her qu1et ways to Marlene Metzger CLARICE PEARSON leaves smnglng Charley My Boy DON PETERSON leay es h1s way wtth women to J1m Dunn1ng PETER POESCHEL leaves laughmg RON PUMPHREY leayes W1Sh1Dg he could take a certaxn Jumor gxrl wxth hlm MARY ANN ROBERTSON w1lIs her curly halr to Shlrley Jacobs NANCY ROGNE w1l1s her mold col lect1on to 'vir Larson MARCHETTA ROSENBACH w1lls her sousaphone to anyone who can carry It MYRNA ROYCE leaves to get marrled GARY RUFF w1lls h1s bottle of halr o1l to Roger Rlce DURW OOD SELE leaves the teachers wonder1ng 7' JEWEL SIMPSON leaves wlthout saymg a word JERRY SNYDER wllls h1s bashfulness to Jerry Carter DAVID SPENCER w1lls h1s ab1l1ty to go to sleep IH class to anyone who can get away wmth It JUNE STROTZ, w1lls her blg shoes to Margaret Halverson BONNIE SVN IMME leaves glgglxng NANCY TATE leaves for the Umver sxtv NORITA TV EIT leay es to start a blrd seed factory ALLAN VANCE leay es but wlth an ln terest stxll In A H S KENNY WANGSMO wxlls h1s posltxon as end on the football team to Rudy Thomsen MELVIN WHEELER wllls h1s ab1l1ty of stealmg corn to J1m Cormng VERNON VNHEEI ER leaves qutetly MARVIN WOGNILD leaves h1s s1ng1ng ablllty to Lyle Evans MARY YORKE wxlls her vocabulary to anyone who can understand It , - . l . . . A I 5 I s . r ' , . . ' I v - V V' 1 . . I - . A K V , Q N - Y. . . 'K ' I- 4 , I ' . ' ' I - . , 1 - , t, V V . I , , 5 - l V V, Q . V . . I ' 5 . ' 4 4 I I , , r . . . . . v v , . . Q, ..x . 1 - I . , - - - . I' ' I '- I . . I I O ' ' v Y , v Q , , I , , S l . . I . L 'I I ' Y ' a Y I I . I I ' ' v . . . 4 4 I I Y. I ' ' , . I I ' , V , ,, , - A ' 7 O r I - I - If A I I V , , . - s . I , - Y I . . I ' -. s- - , . .

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Senior Ball .ug The theme of the Sen1or Ball was ' Blue Moon It took place on Nov 14 and the SW1HgK1HgS played Joyce Brose and Bob Blacker were chosen queen and lung and the co cha1rmen were Allan Vance and Mary Yorke The decorat1ons were beaut1ful and the ball was a success lm- 19 Q'