Auburn High School - Invader Yearbook (Auburn, WA)

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5 EL., VIRGINIA BALLARD WARREN BROWN JIM DURHAM ROBERT GUNDERSON GORDON HERITAGE EMMA IWAI CHIYEKO KAWASAKI GENE KUMAGAI MARY LARSON JANE MCGUIRE dj?-, OUOI' CI-IIKEYO MURAKAMI EARLENE OMAN OKIKO SAKUMA 1 --4 WALTER SHONKA ' KAYE SPANSEL GERTRUDE TAKAYAMA I ROBERT TOWNE JANET TRAEGER I JEAN WAUGH 9 .4 . ,. E. .-.. ,152 f-Z: ' .. -.ra Q3

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SENIOR OFFICERS John Besancon ------ President Robert Gunderson - - 4 Vice President Mary Larson - - - - - Secretary Warren Brown - - - Treasurer Miss Drake, Mr. Wolf - - Advisers to CT1l.Ofl' Class Liistory Memories of three years of Auburn High are the thoughts of the graduating Sen- iors of the class of '42. Some have more numerous memories than others, but all have pleasant thoughts of their years of high school. The Sophomore class entered the school with the leadership of John Besancon as president: Bob Gaines, vice president: Gloria Rolfe, secretaryg Dick Darby, treasurer: and Miss Drake, adviser. Many sophomore boys turned out for football, basketball and track. The girls also supported their sports program. 'iGrowing Pains, the all school play, had many sophomores helping with the production. The fall of 1940 again found John Besancon elected to lead his classmates. Bob Gaines was vice president: Mary Bradford, secretary, Jim Loan, treasurer: and Miss Garner, adviser. The various boys sports were well supported by the boys, and girls sports had many junior girls on the teams. The All School Play Young April was supported by those who showed dramatic talent. Chonita the Gypsy Oper- etta, contained junior talent as shown by Jim Durham, Mary Bradford, and Charles Ludwig. The Junior Prom, A Penthouse Roofgarden proved to be very successful under the leadership of co-chairmen, Barbara Price, Iris Dempster and Charles Peckenpaugh. In the fall of 1941, the Senior Class returned to Auburn High for an enjoyable year before graduation. John Besancon was again elected president of the classg Bob Gunderson, vice president: Mary Larson, sepretaryg Warren Brown, treasurer: Mr. Wolf and Miss Drake were the advisers. Seniors occupied many important offices-Alden Rogers president and Gloria Rolfe secretary of the Student Body. Margery Manson and Sidney Biddle were pres- idents of the Girls and Boys Clubs. Gridiron fans had many great thrills while watching such senior players as Cap- tain Chuck Peckenpaugh, Don Love, Charles Ludwig, John Besancon, Sidney Biddle, Howard Chadwick, Jim Durham, Landon Dinwiddie, Glen Dragseth, Bob Gaines. Jim Loan and Alden Rogers. All of these boys were given support by lusty cheers led by Jada Boifeuillet, senior Yell Leader. Girls' sports were aided by such outstanding senior girls as Marjorie Marler, Mar- garet Logan, Mary Terashima, Jean Waugh, LaVerne Fallgreen, Fusae Ohashi, Jane McGuire and Ila Davies. Seniors cast for parts in the All School Play Stage Door were Zane Johnson. Gloria Rolfe, Mary Bradford, Jim Durham, Gertrude Takayama, Dorothy Kelly. Gordon Heritage and Warren Brown. 10