Auburn High School - Invader Yearbook (Auburn, WA)
- Class of 1959
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Jfwa .gf-QMQQ LINDA I-I.IEI.MvOI.I. KI Q RQIOTII E ITOR ......... MARILEA BOURN l ' NI R DITOR ......... JANIS VIG - . , I 9 bwq NI It ES MANAGER . . . . . JANICE BROWN ' X IN Hb s PI-IOTOORAPHER I-IANS SCOTT WJ OO- , EDITOR . . SYLVIA WILSON I CO-AIT EDITOR . . . .... BONNIE ROBERTSON ADVI ER ...... ..... M R. .IOI-IN I-IANSCOM MMQ ,U , , f ' x X ' f S? I ' NWN ,LQ be' I If I I Ik 1 . 4 L I T XX II I f X I X UQI9 xx . R bg P 1 M5 1 A x I , xAV x X ' 1 W G Y' Qi? P .N V ff .K f 'W 2 ie XB 0 0 I XT? QQ 52 Dedlca lon ,XX X lytribuie to o who is o true iend in and out class: to one whose .tklevotioqjo her w k h b en o co tant inspiration all who now herg to 3 Y QF brighten ry d y with er cheerfulne and youthf spiri! - Z ereptfllydd t is1959ln fa N3 X Q M195 'ff 'W ff '70 'tis HOLLENBACH FAMILY l h f ' k- : Mrs. Evalena Hollenbach. In back left to right: Wanda Carl Sharron Penny nB:ne,oM:ll?f Ellen, Patricia, Donald, Dale Qstill livirlgj, Gale, and Gary l-lollenblach. ' ln Memorium Sometimes there are tragic twists in the complicated path of life. lt is not up to us to wonder why they are there, nor to try to understand them. The smoke that darkened the skies during the last days of 1958 is gone, but its shadow will long remain in our hearts. In memory of those of the Hollenbach family who perished together in the fire that destroyed their home, and in tribute to those who survived, we of the Auburn Senior High Student Body humbly offer our sympathy and respects. Mrs. Evalena Hollenbach Patricia Hollenbach Nov. 24, 1920-Doc., 26, 1958 Gale Hollenbach June 22, 1940-Dec. 26, 1958 Donald Hollenbach Oct. 1, 1941-Dec. 26, 1953 Gary Hollenbach Nov. 23, 1942-Du. 26, 1958 Sharron Hollenbach Jun. 27, 1944-Doc. 26, 1958 Dec. 27, 1946-Doc. 26, 1958 Mary Ellen Hollenbach April 20. 1949-Dec. 26, 1958 Wanda Hollenbach May 4, 1950-Jan. 16, 1959 Carl Hollenbach Avg. 20, 1952-Doc. 26, 1958 Penny Belle Hollenbach Sept. 2, 1953-Doc. 26, 1958 ,f Administrator's Messages to the Class of '59 Your high school graduation is an important marker on the path of Time, but it certainly is not a stopping place. The Spanish writer Cer- vantes reminds us that The road is always bet- ter than the inn. The iourney which has led you to this point should have prepared you for the road you will travel tomorrow. You have been given the necessary tools, and, if you have learned to think for yourself, to enioy the chal- lenge of knowledge to be gained, to live and work 'with people-the iourney has been well spent. Graduation, like an inn, is a place on the road from which you can look backward with pride and forward with determination to some new and better endeavor. Hayes Holman Superintendent --A-ua' '-J-is' - Life is likened to a iourney. Like any journey there are many hills, curves, and branches. Each hill must be surmounted before one can see what lies beyond. Such is life also. After climbing to the top of one hill it is easy to relax and coast to the bottom and there re- main. ln life one must put forth added effort to continue climbing for greater heights. On a journey, as in life, one is confronted with many choices of paths to follow. To choose properly one must use all of the past experience one may possess. Each high school student has been helped to gain the experience that will help in making the decisions the lead to a suc- cessful life iourney. Graduation is the day which appears as the top of a giant hill. lt has been surmounted but now it is found there are many branches from which one must select the proper road for the future. You as the class of 1959 have been helped by your experiences at Auburn Senior High in choosing paths that will be of service to you and to mankind. Best wishes to all of you for each and every mile you travel from here. C. V. Hostetter Principal 1 t .J Auburn Senor High School Faculty--1959 Q 2. pal s ,, 'V' 3, Gu x'-5' X --fx , . rf ,K ,, Mrs. Arlela Boker Allendann X 'I' x f ' 1, Mr. John Hanscom winery, Annual fQ,-x yrs' -... MVA Donald Alexander MY- Ernesf Ames Mrs. Mary Bunling Mr. John Davis Mr. Edward Fohn Mwh-mvviff smmbull, Social swam spumh M mum I :Nui M., I , n , Ag' EEA 5 A iii .' fad, jg ,,, as. . , i. F K - 3 J X 1 C- VFX v 'rr' 4,5 f',?iHr- ,Q l is f - Q r Q 1 , , Q 1 ' ky - fy! Jak mr' - ' wiv? X' f f we X MV5' Billie Fllch MY- UROY Heffon Mr. Danald Hodson Mr. Gibson Kyle Mr, Heian Grim, ff-v'ifh. livlwv Orch-vw Main.-mvin spnaqu clmm M,,,,,,M,iu r l ' Q , 'url X l -an Mr. David Larin sngunl, Boys' cwmnqf X f 4-SFP R R l .Q l N. f, Mr. Clifford Neufang Aims Muna'-in Q we V -Q., Jif.. I -v . kk Lb ig' .. W ..f: '93Q5 Mrs. Ellen Poller German, Latin lynn-f Mr. Ted Lea lays' cqum-hs' vin-Principal ll. Jf,X E? M... l -Q 5 5 f , Mrs' Jane' Hawkins Mr' Alex Liwinenko Mrs Beatrice Justice nam Economic' ' Engineering Aids, ' Mechanical Drawing s Y xr' f 'asv Miss Cecelia KCNO Commercial Girls' Adm.: :Qi , , Xwv Mr. Frank Siumpf Commerzial s M Marlen P? 5o e ' Mr. Erland Reep Mr. James Sabol M uhm, English rr 'fa mix -alas D. ez, 'X Q k fvgnzl ' .K 4: y 53 Q-'Y Mrs. Ena Cunningham Home Ecenomlu Mrk l' 5...-f i v Mr. Paul Lam benson Commercial, Jammu:-m EN' ' W tug' .M -54 . .M f ' Q 4 W fl' 1 Q Xvvf -um. T ' ,U KJ. 11' ll ' x 75' i iiff -2:35 ..... S ' A Mr. Vernon Loland Mr, Gggrgg MgKg. fngmh, Dramavlu Mull: Svpervluor t x ,V , ' lg, R' Q' L ' 6 no . l 3 5. lf j .K 1 ,- - ,.,. . , X , 1 X -f '- - jg , Mrs. Myrtle law Mr. Marvin Schwolkl English Commarelal Mr. Russel Tremayne Mrs. Margaret Trimble Mn Rgchmd Turley Mn Vane. Venn English Phy-an-I edvmoign ,Md A'nw,,m ani? MV- lf0lPl1 Waller Mr, De,-mi, Whig, Mr. Dallas Zollinger why.-mi sduwnxon Scima ,,,d,,,,n,,, Am 5 Mrs. Mary Trumbull Hluwy w.. ev' Q- 'tv Donna 59951 Janice Brown, Barbara Everett, Donna Hartwell. We 5' . Linda Hielmvoll Bill Ramseyef, Bmbom Jane, Judy Latimer, Sharon Steele. Marilyn Vail. SCHOLARSHIP SALUTE Our scholastic leaders have risen to the top through a combination of ability, hard work, and everance. These scholars have broken the way for others to follow along the paths of scholarship. different routes taken by these ten have brought them to the summit of scholastic recognition. From ng them the graduation speakers will be chosen. Auburn salutes these, our honor students for '59l 6 STUDENT COUNCIL: Front row, left to right: Nora Sullivan, Dianna Oakes, Rosie Walman, Gene Lindbo, Karen Swan- son, Linda Adams, Bill Ramseyer, Sonia Taylor, Gloria Nyseth, Gayle Schenck, Rae Ann Fox. Second row: Vicki Stevens, Myra Cantrell, Cherry Noel, Barbara Jones, Pat Donley, Liz Shuck, Pat Corwin, Christy Rice, Mollgf Kinney, Linda Hjelmvoll, Bon- nie Lawrence. Third row: Dick Peterson, Mike McMullen, Maury Smith, Alan Beard, Dick t. Pierre, Tony Nonan, Larry Barkey, Dick Westgard, Dennis Crocker, Bob Olsen, Marvin Milosevich, Mr. Ted Lea Qadviserj, Mr. James Sabol fadviserl. Bill Ramseyer, President. Gene Lindbo, Vice President. LEADERSHIP Activities if AQ' ..- wx , The Student Council, which is made up of one delegate from each roll room, the editors of the g s, , ., Q.. , ff 3, Invader and the Troian Trumpet, one yell leader, ,.., V. one song leader, Girls' and Boys' Club Presidents, and the three class presidents, represents the en- W tire student enrollment of Auburn Senior High School. New activities sponsored by the student body during the past year included the sale of Booster Buttons in the community, a Christmas program in the beautiful Messiah Lutheran Church, the purchase of a new scoreboard, the revision of the ASB Constitution, and hosting the Puget Sound League Conference on October 14. Other activities , at were Homecoming, Operation Hi-Shine, and the fa-'Ut ' 5 . Z, 'M' Kent-Auburn Dance. M, 0- A Q . Presidents of every club and of the three classes, qw... F 'QQ' , . WX representatives from the song and yell staffs, and g the four student bodY officers com ose the Execu- we in a n 1 n o I P 1 tive Council. Activities this year include drawing ' up a program for club sponsorship of pep skits and 5 planning a student handbook to be issued in the ,S 5 fall. f Linda Adams, Secretary. Karen Swanson,Treasurer Front row, left to right: Dianna Oakes, Molly Kinney, Karen Swanson, Linda Adams, Doris Lowe, Lawrence, Rena Dray, Barbara Jones, Linda Hjelmvoll. Back row: Gene Lindbo, Bill Ram. seyer, Dick Peterson, Jerry Lowe, Dick St. Pierre, Alan Beard, Mike Carnahan. es Q 0 nlju 7 'rx 41 1 'X- 'J L A fp 'I 9365-51 0,4 1 an UA 'M 1 FIRST YEAR SPLIT LUNCH FIRST YEAR WRESTLING 1958-1959 Hi-Lifes SENIORS IN WHOS WHO Alan Beard Donna Beers Janice Brown Jenelle Echols Linda Hielmvoll Barbara Jones Molly Kinnefy Judi Latimer Tony Nonan Bill Ramseyer Bonnie Roberfson Hans Scofl' Shanon Tribe FIRST YEAR CHRISTMAS CHURCH ASSEMBLY FIRST YEAR STUDENT-LOAN fig I A new scoreboard for Trojan Field. FIRST YEAR KASY Auauims own Mono srAnoN FIVE TOP SONGS OF '58-'59 Chipmunk Song Lonesome Town Venus One Night Chanlilly Lace rfa i. I' xx ..ee.! 90' . P-I 'ffl' :gf I 'N Y . WA A ' Il The CasuaIs, left to righf: Dave Conger, Roger Koford, Tony Nonan Gayle Schenk, Min Auburn gf 1959 Arvid Anderson. 8 L. -4--1035 UNU--I Q .3 . - 5 ,,,. ig' ' I J '- , f ...I I 1 5 I 'Y I I GIRLS' CLUB OFFICERS .Left to rightzl Marllea Bourn fsecretaryj, Gayle Schenck fVice Preaidenty, Molly Kinny 1PreaidentJ, Mrs. Billie Fitch qAdviser5, Linda Hjelmvoll fTreasurery. if ' M ' V 5 X iq' G 'E V A, ' J ,. as -2 ' T' X' I 2' 'i T Q, 6 ' 'I -V Q ' , . .1 5 ii: fx S f ,. ,. - f.- ii: AJ. 'G ' -' if? - ,f' ' . A I . -' ' I 'Z .f ,- fr :- g ' 1 X f' Di - 0- - fil, , ., ' ' Q 2:2-E x In . . I ,, fx- li , AM, Q7 I - o .. A I gd 4 x I GIRLS' CLUB CABINET First row: Marilea Bourn fsecretaryb, Gayle Schenck fVice Presidenty, Molly Kinny fPreai- denty, Linda Hjelmvoll 4Treasurerj, Mrs. Billie Fitch Ukdvisery. Second row: Cherry Noel QCandy at gamesl, Phyllis Hartman flnter-school paperl, Donna Burns QSenior Friendshipj, Barbara Jones 4GirI of monthj, Karen Denton llnside windowy, Christy Rice Uunior Friendshipj, Rena Dray f0utside windowy, Mary Lou Weller fscrapbookj. Third row: Darlene Golding fSenior pointsy, Jenelle Echols 4Standards5, Judy Lewis KG. C. Newspaperj, Sharon Olsen QCandy in hallj, Pat Lewis IG. A. A. Representativej, Beverly Kinny fsophomore pointsj, Sue Swason Unter-school paperj, Pat Corwin Uunior pointsj, Loretta Tate CG. C. Newspaperj, Janice Brown fRegulationJ. 10 P9 io it .sw - 5: S MQ . P -i 'fnx We if A if -OVX GIRLS' of tho MONTH Top row, left to right: lSeptemberJ, Gayle Schoncll, Barbara De Kay, Nora Sullivan IOctoberJ. Second row, left to right: Sue Swanson Audrey Funai lNovomberJ, Shannon Tribe, Mary Lou 4 - ' Weller, Ethel Mathona lbecemberl. 5 Third row, left to right: Laura Hassel Uanuaryl, Janelle Echols lliebruaryl. ' Girls' Club Through the Girls' Club, to which all girls in Auburn High School automatically belong, the feeling of friendliness, helpfulness, and high standards of living are developed and encour- aged. Once a month meetings are held and pro- grams presented. ln September, everyone met and became ac- quainted with the sophomore girls in a Big and Little Sister Tea. Every iunior and senior girl was given a Soph to look after, and help over the hard spots. The Girls' Club Cabinet presented its annual play, this year entitled, Sofapillio. It was a great success at both the Enumclaw Conference and the December meeting. As climax to their activities, the girls enter- tained their mothers with a Mother and Daugh- ter banquet on the night of May 7, 1959. They saw the impressive installation ceremony of the club's 1959-'60 officers who were officially giv- en their positions. The Girls' Club, with Mrs. Billie Fitch as ad- viser, has had a very successful year. 0 THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY WEESE JEWELRY 202 EAST MAIN STREET- AUBURN, WASHINGTON TEmple 3 3800 ll I mt.: X' THE ART CLUB Sitting, left to right: Mr. John Davis, Instructor: Bonnie Lawerence, Treasurer: Darryl bright, President: Carol Schoeler, Vice President, Laura Hassel, Secretary. E Al Standing, left to right: Mary Williams, Elsie Cruson, Bonnie, Robertson, Melvin Erfle, Budd Sinclair, Ted Rose, Sylvia Emsley, Sharon Wirachowsky, JoAnn Hawkins, Rita Dobner. Art Club Activities This has been another successful year for the Art Club. Their entry in the Homecoming parade, the Royalty float, took first place- The club also sold Homecoming buttons to boost finances. During the Christmas holidays they decorated the downtown store windows with festive scenes. They also designed the tolo programs and made signs for the Winter Sports Banquet, the Music Fiesta, and Hi-Shine. This spring they took ci trip to the Van Gogh Exhibit at the Seattle Art Museum and completed a billboard to be rented by different clubs for advertising next year. , ARTISTS AT WORK QOpposite Pagel Row 1, left to right: Jim Tribe, Loraine Divelbiss, Donnie Neumiller, Keith Arts. Betty Schultzler, Diane Sechrest. Row 2, left to right: Georgia Cruson, Don Westgard, Ruth Ann Joy, Judy Swanson. Kathy Van Winkle. Row 3, left to right: Don Westgard, Judy Wert, Phillip Lawrence, Sidney North, Herman. Row 4, left to right: Mike Bull, Larry Barkey, Bob Olsen, Dean Sebree. Row 5. left to right: Ernie Fernandez, Dick Strand, Leland Kludy. 0 THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY HAWKINS PONTIAC 0 THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY CHINOOK DRIVE-IN 107 lsr sneer N.E. - Ausum, wltsmucrou - re 3-2420 1202 ENUMCLAW HIGHWAY - Ausum. wAsmNc1oN - rs 3-1790 I2 3 'K zz C3 ,mf-'N .f FFA OFFICERS Front row, left to right: Jim Myrick Qvice-Presidentj, Gerry Heath fChapter Sweethearty, Sandi Tibeau QChapter Sweetheartl, Quentin Sannes 4PresidentJ. Back row, left to right: Leroy Johnson fReporterj, Dick Smith lTreasurery, Tim Banks 1SentIneIJ, Barry King fSecretaryJ. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA First row, left to right: Dennis Sundstrom, Jim Levar, Barry King, Leroy Johnson, Gerry Heath, Sandi Tibeau, Quentin Sannes, Jim Myrick, Tim Banks, Bill Hurson, Pete Dykstra. Second row, left to right: Mr. Vance Venn fAdviserJ, Louie Angehrn, Roger Wirachowaky, Dick Smith, Gary Olver, Larry Albright, Flon Ware, Mike Paquin, Tim Edwards, Dave St. Pierre, Charles Redington, Philip Timblin. Third row, left to right: Bud Sinclair, Don Stucker, Bob Hocking, Tom Pranger, Gary Mor- gan, Pete Zonneveld, George Guis, Dick Rice, Daryl Albright, Ed Sellers, Larry Harris. THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY WEBSTER'S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE 307 C STREET SOUTHEAST - AUBURN, WASHINGTON - TE 3-2180 I4 NRA .. 'uf ' 1 min RY ares ' , .. e - . . , q4'txs4L.1- I, 'W A .--.-fd-.. , .,,,,, , - .. .Q M 4 .,,.. -Q.. lc , , . f -f I J Q- ff . . .Eff--. H Hi- ' .., - . . l . BEEF TRUST Leroy Johnson displays- his 970-pound -steer, Rea, which won Champion of Hereford Breed grBc:.IFges:ag1Be Grand Champion of FFA Division at the Northwest Junior Livestock Show held 1 , . FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA ACTIVITIES The Year 1958-59 has seen many activities undertaken by the members of the Au- burn Chapter of Future Farmers of America. Under the superior guidance of Mr- Vance Venn, Auburn FFA adviser, the boys have taken a strong part in every fair, show, and contest presented in this area. , Last August the 'Auburn Chapter had several entries in the King County'Junior Fair at Enumclaw. A good many individual ribbons were won by members, and the chapter walked away with Herdsmanship trophy. Auburn was well represented at the big Western Washington Fair last September. The main entries were in the dairy department where the boys won several ribbons in both' Type and Showmanshipp Auburn also entered a judging team. The local chapter entered a team in the Parliamentary Procedure contest, the crops contests, the Co-op Quiz, several judging contests, and Jim Myrick entered the Public Speak- ing Contest. The biggest event of the year for the boys of the Auburn Chapter is the North- west Junior Livestock Show. They had many entries in both the steer and hog classes. Auburn's applicants for State Farmer Degree were LeRoy Johnson, and Bob Hocking. Also Jim.Myrick and Bob Hocking went to the National FFA Convention in Kansas City. Mis souri, last fall. Only a few of the FFA activities have been mentioned here. The accomplishments are too numerous to mention. The Auburn Chapter of Future Farmers of America is truly an organization of which the school and community can be proud. 0 THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY DOXON AND SONS Mncsoss-mu oisrmuton nv c sneer soumnsr - Auaum, WASHINGTON - TE a-4555 I5 will-. fi-'.....7 ...- ,wssuf 7 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Row one, left to right: Sue Swanson, Linda Porter, Nancy Fallert, Sharon Natsuhara, Donna Beers, Donna Burns, Gerry Heath, Karen McDonald. Row two, left to right: Carol Keeble, Kay Church, Linda Dalsgaard, Annette Zollinger, Pat Post, Daralyne McMasters, Elaine Norikane, Carolyn Sagara, Karen Acteson, Lucille Davenport. Row three, left to right: Mrs. Ena Cunningham 1Advisery, Linda LeMay, Lorna Murphy, Carol Moore, Marilyn Good- man. Jackie Fletcher, Jean Brinson, Gloria Scarpelli, Molly Kinney, Alice Miles, Randi Kalgaard, Joti Wolff, Judy Swanson. Row four, left to right: Vicki Karr, Vicki Stevens, Ann Linder, Pat Zonneveld, Karen Johnson, Rae Ann Fox, Sandy Tibeau, Corallee Morgan, Shirley Monson Goldie Moyer, Judy Gunderson, Katherine Holliday. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA ACTIVITIES This year the Auburn Chapter of F.H.A. has been working diligently to receive its fourth red star on its Honor Chapter flag. Many proiects were successfully carried out and the club is one of the most active in the school. ln order to make money to support the various proiects the members sold coffee, cookies, and doughnuts to night school stu- dents during class intermissions. Among the non-profit proiects were the Father-Daughter Banquet, decoration of the halls at Christmas, and favors for the hospital on St. Val- entine's Day. 1 I F.H.A. OFFICERS Left to right: Linda Porter, Historian: Gerry Heath, Parliamentarian: Donna Burns, Secretary: Sue Swanson Song Leader: Donna Deers, President: Karen McDonald, Publicity Chairman: Sharon Natsuhara, Vice President Nancy Fallert, Treasurer. ' THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY EVERGREEN STATIONERS 119 EAsr MAIN sweet - Ausum, wAsHlNcoN - TE 3-4300 l6 .gli F' U i Pl' ,S u1i A wud F. H. A. ACTIVITIES Row l, left to right: Goldie Moyer making coffeeg Randi ROW 3' 'eh fo l9h'f COVUHCC M0'90f' and 5U'1 l9 5Pl0l 'U'1 Kalgaard and Joti Wolfe selling coffeef Karen Johnson, Sue at Fur' Nlghli Randi P0'llClP9'l 9 in 903197 COUPIN at F'37h ' Swanson, Karen McDonald, Donna Beersy Linda Porter, and DUUQMCV Bunqueli PUUNW VGC'- Sharon Natsuharq around Homecoming Parade car, Row 4. left to right: Katherine Holliday, Carol Moore, and Row 2, left to right: Elaine Norikane and Judy Swanson C0 0lY ' emlngi C'-'-'V0IY d9 '0n5 5'l '9i King NGPN-'ne vt bon' doing dishesg Carolyn Sqgqrq working in ,pump window, Alice quetf Mr. Ken Dulin, guest speaker at banquet. Miles and Sharon at Fun Night. 0 THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY CARTWRIGHT'S CURTAIN AND DRAPERY SHOP 325 EAST MAIN - Ausurm, wAsHiNGToN -Temple 3-2772 17 3 'D vm' Ev' WZ' qmpf' Loft t I ht G L. I QT FTA oETlcERg k I o r g : ary aw er ea e P d t Ll Sh k VI P - Identj, Barbara DeKay lsecrstaryj. r wr rl' .nm l 8. 4 N. en l' I uc 4 ce ru Future Teachers of America The Future Teachers of America have been very active this past year. The activities in which they Mr. Lambertaon 1Adviserj . ,Qj 7iii?'Q participated included a formal initiation, decorating gl 4 j a T- JW EETQZ-ffgsfil' f A ' S . . . 31 1' a Homecoming Float, selling tickets for the Student ' ' 1 ff- Af 'iff-5,3 .-1-: 4' . . . . Loan Fund, offering a scholarship, taking trips to lll Q Q- various places, sponsoring a bake sale, and ordering ., ,. i! EE:.,.gi. K- ,. films for a few of their meetings. W fy Q .5 - .,. -a lfa: ' lf . Q 3 It yn hd 0 THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY GENE L. COLBURN ANNumEs-lNsURANcE ESTATES :na AUBURN AVENUE - AUBURN, WASHINGTON - TE 3-1551 I8 r FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Firat row, left to right: Ethel Mathena, Lynne Dawson, Barbara DeKay, Dianna Oakes, Liz Shuck, Gary Lawler. . l Second row, left to right: Laura Woodbridge, Joan Gray, Sue Swanson, Gloria Scarpelli, Dianne Tourville, Connie Huseby, Pat Collins, Nangy Fallert, Sharon Steele. Third row, left to right: Mr. Lambertson, Lin a Holm, Barbara , y ou rum- bull, Linda Porter, Nancy Walker, Sandy Tibeau, Karen Denton, Carol Keeble, Kathy Holliday, Roger LaRoaa. Fourth row, left to right: Lucy Bond, Pat Zonneveld, Carol Moore, Ann Linder, Christy Rlce, Ellen Rackliff, Barbara Everett, Wendy Morgan. Eastling Mar L T Future Teachers of America As the purpose of the club is to explore the f' ld le . . of education, discovering what it offers as a profes- qu:::'ldf::.gl2.':.nn' on con sion, the members participated in observing some clas ' ses in several grade schools and the two junior high schools. Also, some of them actually did student teaching in the absence of a teacher. This active club also completed many other proiects during the school year. 0 THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY EARL'S BROILER 724 Ausum AVENUE - Auaum, wAsmNGroN - rs J-solo I9 W D! if' Q3 is -'Q si' . . . 2' 0 N , J , T N s if l .- .1 . L . f.i,.,. GREEN PEPPERS Front row: Marilea Bourn, Gloria Scarpelli, Loretta Tate Beers, Karen Swanson, Kay Holman, Sharon Hoffman Gayle Janice Brown, Bonnie lawrence, Lynne Benson, Donna Burns, Schenck, Mrs. Margaret Trimble, adviser. I Molly Kinney. Back row: Gloria Nyseth, Cherry Noel, Donna WP!! -: ici., i L..,.1.P'5 ir lk - K GREEN PEPPERS OFFICERS Left to right: Donna Burns iSecretaryJ, Mrs. Margaret Trimble iAdviser7, Bonnie Lawrence CPresidentl, Janice Brown Wire Presidentl, Lynne Benson iTreasurerl. This year's Green Peppers have worked hard to be of service to the school and to promote school spirit. On Wednesday nights the girls' shower room was filled with busy girls, under the lead- ership of Green Peppers, making pep signs. Fluffy green and white Pom-Poms were sold at the foot- ball games to create spirit. Where there's anything to be done, just call on the Green Peppers! These girls were kept es- pecially busy this year selling hot dogs and coffee at games, selling football booster buttons, decor- ating for the football banquet, and sponsoring the Winter Sports Banquet honoring the Basketball and Wrestling teams. On December 16th the Green Peppers and their adviser, Mrs. Margaret Trimble, were given a banquet in appreciation of the service they render to the school. THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY O. K. RUBBER WELDERS 7lT Ausuim Avenue - Ausum, WASHINGTON - 're 3-uso 20 A Green Pepper initiate spends a lot of time on her knees as Mari- lou Weller, Maureen Schenck, and Green Pepper initiaie Barbara De- rw: 3' Kay bowing low to her big sisters, 3f'K2.,, WW X ,, K Gloria Scarpelli and Janice Brown. Ellen Rackliff ' THiS 'iq Carol Johnson can fell you. Green Pepper lnifiafions Green Pepper initiaiion, February l958. Left io right: Marilea Bourn, Gloria Nyseth, Donna Burns, Donna Diggs. Janice Brown, JoAnne Walters, Molly Kinney, Lynne Benson, Rena Dray, and Gayle Schenck. Bon nie Robertson PAGE IS SPONSORED BY MCMASTERS FUEL COMPANY 1o1a ENuMcLAw Hier-awAY - AUBURN, wAsHlNGroN - TE 3-3310 21 l xl .fllvl xf f 1 -3 INVADER STAFF: Seated, left to right: Bonnie Robertson qArt Editorj, Marilea Bourn QPicture Editori, Linda Hjelm- voll fEditori, Mr. John Hanscom 1AdviserJ, Janice Brown QBusiness Manageri, Janis Vig fsemor Editorj, Sylvia Wilson 4Art Editorj. Standing, left to right: Dick Westgard iSophomore Co-Editorb, Rene Deeds fSophomore Co-Editorl, Hans Scott 1Photog- rapherj, Lilith Brown Uumor Co-Editori, Cindy Radawick 1Junior Co-Editorj, Dennis Barnhart 1PhotographerJ, Charlene Far- row Uunior Co-Editorj, Max McKee fSports Editorb, Pat Corwin Uunior Co-Editorj, Betty Gosney Uunior Co-Editori, Sharon gatguhara Uunior Co-Editorj, Goldie Moyer iJunior Co-Editori, Byrdena Hoover Uunior Co-Editori, Barbara DeKay Uunior o- ditori. Invader With Footprints on the Paths of Time as the theme for the 1959 Invader, the annual staff, under Linda Hielmvoll as Editor, and Mr. John Hanscom as Adviser, has worked diligently to produce a very fine yearbook. Some of the tasks of the staff consist of soliciting ads, organizing the pages, taking pictures, and making layouts. The order of classes and activities has been reversed this year. The addition of a feature on wrestling, the 1959 Highlights page, and the Hall of Fame has expanded the Annual to 100 pages. The staff has been working since fall to preserve the excitement and highlights of the 1958-59 school year in order to make this year's Invader bigger and better than ever before. I-Ind' H-Ielmvoll' Edltw- Mr. John Hanscom, Adviser. ' THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY SUNSET LAUNDRY In DRY CLEANERS 632 WEST MAIN - TE 3-3536 22 ofx 2 i f K Doris Lowe, Editor Mr. Paul Lambertsen, Adviser TROJAN TRUMPET The Trojan Trumpet staff this year has been busy putting out the first printed papers at Auburn High in several years. With Doris Lowe as Editor and Mr. Paul Lambertsen as Adviser, the group has done a fine job. A couple of the activities which they have sponsored are a paper drive to make money In order to put out the printed papers and also a very successful pep dance. On February 20 and 2'l, seven members of the staff and Mr. Lambertsen attended a press conference at the University of Washington. Every student in Auburn Senior High is proud of the wonderful job the Troian Trumpet staff has done this year. TROJAN TRUMPET STAFF: Seated, left to right: Liz Shuck fAdvertising Manager-J, Jean Brinson iAssociate Editorl, Doris Lowe Ed't . S ' ' ' ' ' ' I nary tanding. let. to right. Wanda Belanger 1Advertrsing Managerj, Sharon Olsen QCIPCU- lating Managerj, Linda Adams 1ReporterJ, Donna Burns fBusinese Managery, Adlme Neumiller Uieporterl, Duck St. Pierre 1Sports Editorl, Enid Alexander IA:.sociate Editorj, Mr. Paul Lambertsen fAdvisery, Donna Neumlller QRe- porterj, Dave Franklin fSports Editorj. Karen Acteson, qAdvertieing Manageri. s E K -r I N, 5 X ,, We- . - X, -'weeds' ' Iv, 5' ff ' Xe , ' 'Sv A I F' ' Q ef, - 5 .ti,e,,M,,, 'S ,T . W, , ..., Qx . , Il Y 've 'f .QQgffeEf1f,' I ' ,. limi V if V A 0 THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY PETE'S DRIVE IN 530 west MAIN - Ausulm, wAsmNcroN - re 3-5414 23 ,Aug 4 BOYS' A CLUB OFFICERS Left to right: John Ribary fVice Presldentl, Mr. Ralph Walter fAdviserl. Mike Carnahan QPresidentJ, Tony Nonan fSecretary-Treasurerl. BOYS' A CLUB Front row: Tom Gnoinsky, Alan Wilson, Cecil Racklilf, Jerry Lowe, Mike Kramer, Larry Martin, Frank Beasley, Gary Speerstra. Middle row: Ed Segrave, Bill Fitzgerald, Tony Nonan, Alan Beard, Mike Carnahan, Ken Flint, Doug Weaver, Tom Hopper, Bob Bruno. Back row: Gene Lindbo, Frank Wagner, Johnny Wilson, Terry Fox, Richard St. Pierre, Don Ryan, Bob Cavnees, Jim Sprenger. Boys' A Club Boys' A is an honorary club for boys interested in sports. A letter earned in any maior sport is the only qualification needed for membership. The value of competitive sports and better sportsmanship is the aim of the club. 0 THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY LOUlE'S SHELL. SERVICE los Auauim AVENUE - Auaum. wAsHlNcroN - re 3-9912 24 I I 0 'fv- xl A .:', - af hh K -...Y 1, l ' K X ANN L ' X . fii,Q s A- v ' !e'f ' - 1 Ji: ,11'In':.1.QQ 1386! EEL -5 1 , K-33 .f5g,.1shr,g 342, 63. , I 'T' x WTLIXQY 'gli '-1 T' f l A Tl. ls's 1 ' -S.: fl -FV , f fs E ' -sv-3i,::: t me - 1 ' o L ag - if - .?f+'I-2:73-1 1. 2 pf. ,, w -X f vw, 1 ' f E r Y xlfe-111. ' E F a KEY CLUB OFFICERS Left to right: Ken Flint Ureasurerl, Maury Smith CSecretaryJ, Larry Barkey fPresidentJ John Ribary lVice-Presidentl. Front row: Dennis Olsen, Tony Nonan, Richard St. Pierre, Jerry Lowe, Chuck Clark, Frank Beasley, larry Barkeyh. Middle row: Dennis Crocker, Larry Worden, Gene Lindbo, Alan Beard, Kent Flint, Tim Jones, Arvid Anderson. Back row: Bob Cavness, Dick Westgard, Ron Ames, Clayton Wright, Mike Kramer, Jim Sprenger, Maury Smith, John Evans. Key Club Key Club, one of Auburn High's most serviceable clubs for boys, is active in school and community affairs. Members participated in the March of Dimes drive by selling potato chips down-town to Saturday shoppers. ln school their main proiect, under the chairmenship of Alan Beard, Gene Lindbo and John Ribary, was to paint and distribute waste cans on the school grounds as their part in the city wide beautification campaign. As a money-making proiect this year they held a pep dance after the Highline football game. President Larry Barkey along with other members of the club attended the Key Club Convention held at Franklin Pierce on March 25. E 0 THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY KENNY'S JANITOR SERVICE noon wAxlNo-wmoow wAsmNc 403 L srneer s.e.-Auaum, wAsHiNcroN -temple 3-2198 25 i I, ---wr-ng , A , u. . ' ' g 'S' Nw , , it - A S , mes , 1 ' ' 4 LI I il l COMMERCIAL CLUB: First row: Sharon Franz, Mary Forsi, Doris Lowe, Barbara Jones, Janis Vi , Vernona Gibbs, Susan Hanna, Joan Griffin. Second row: Donna Hartwell, Ruth Ann Joy, Marilyn Davis, Judy gunderson, Sandy Ertle, Sharon Wirachowsky, Enid Alexander, Kathy Wehmer, Lucy Bond, Diana Edmunds. Third row: Mr. Frank S-tumpf 1Adviaerj, Darlene Golding, Donna Neumiller, Daralyne McMasters, Carol Jangord, Fran Grilfin, Jean Brmaon, Gerry Heath. Commercial Club Activities The Commercial Club has been exceptionally active this year and the girls arrive as early as 8:00 a.m. to open the school store. Any Junior or Senior girl may qualify by earning points participating in school activi- ties. A total of 7 points at the end of each semester is necessary to remain in the club. Barbara Jones, President. . Y W E' This industrious and enthusiastic group has sold tickets and pro- '-f grams at all home football and basketball games and ushered at various V7 school events. The sight of these energetic girls in their green Commercial ' Club sweaters has been a familiar one as they aid the school and com- lgg munity in as many ways as possible. CIVVWK' Janis vig, Vice-President. Doris LOWS, Secretary- Vernona Gibbs. Treasur- ,-Q t FUN cf in fi 0 THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY WILBER STUDIO 43 west MAIN stain - AUBURN, WASHINGTON - re 3-oaao 26 page i ,i W X YT HONOR SOCIETY: Seated, left to right: Janice Brown, Judi Latimer, Al Beard. Flrst row: Nanc Fallert, Sharon Nat- suhara, Wendy Morgan, Mary Williams, Byrdena Hoover, Cindy Radawick, Ethel Mathena, Annette iolllnger. Second row: Joan Gray, Lnda Durr, Nancy Walker, Sidneg' Walker, Pat Corwin, Sara Jenkins, Pam Leslle, Terry Shannon, Donna Hart.- well, Llz Shuck, Lillth Brown, Karen Denton, hanon Trlbe, Lorraine Kuhlman, Bea Klyohara. Third row: Judy Gunderson, Goldie Moyer, Carol Keeble, Shirley Monson, Coralee Morgan, Marg Lou Trumbull, Cherry Noel, Barbara Jones, Randl Kal- gaard, Joti Wolff, Kay Ann Hudson, Sandy Tlbeau, Laurie Pfieffer, onnie Huseby, Linda Hjelmvoll. Fourth row: Dlck Weat- gard, Bob Cavness, Stan Maeborl, Louis Hough, Mike McMullen, Tom Hopper, B ll Thayer, Dick St. Pierre Tony Nonan, Den. nls Holt, Dennis Barnhart, Claude Pope, Jim Sprenger, Max McKee, Alan Hagen. Honor Society Activities B Judi Latimer, President Honor Society membership is based on a grade point of 3.3 or above. 1 - Any student obtaining this grade average may become a member. Belonging to Honor Society is one of the highest honors attained in high school. This year the club held a candle light ceremony to initiate new members at the October meeting of the P-TA. They,aIso sponsored a car in the Home- coming parade and planned several educational field trips to universities. Although the club is an inactive one and is unable to sponsor dances or have money-making proiects, it encourages students to participate in school activities as well as maintain high scholastic standings. Under the capable leadership of Judi Latimer. President, and Mr. Alex Litvinenko. Adviser, the club has continued to uphold the academic standards of Auburn High School. Mr. Alex Lltvinenko, Adviser. Janice Brown' secrenry.Treu. Al Beard, Vlce-President. W ,,', Q ' SQA? ' Q , v A, W . . A ,t ' t 1,X.:.w.w, Wt i ,,f,,iN ? 0 THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY RILEY KUEHN INSURANCE :ns Ausum Avenue - Ausuku, wAsHiNcToN - TE 3.1550 ' 27 xt, 32T5l1?.:'Q , gf . 2 Q if 1, , ,,,,,. V -- N X , Q I. A A ,,,:,, ,E x : C f mf r fi 5 . , Tony Nonan, President. Donna Burns, Secretary Mr. George McKee, Director CHOIR: Front row, left to right: Shirley Monson, Donna Hutaon, Georgia Cruaon, Joyce Parker, Nila Springer, Pat Rutledge, Maureen Schenck, Carol Johnson, Joyce Brooke, Ina Brock. Rolie Walman, Donna Ealy, Karen Acteson, Lorena Mamaril, Judy Lightle. Second row, left to right: Mr. George McKee, Instructor, Helen Dobner, Monica Miller, Paula Jorgensen, Donna Burns, Marcella Young, Bonita Spielman, Dianna Oakes, Betty Greer, Lucille Davenport, Adline Neumiller, Ellen Rackliff, Liz Shuck, Sharon Hartman. Third row, left to right: Joan Kostick, Doris Lowe, Joan Lee. Cherry Noel, Janice Vig, Bonnie Kennedy, Bonnie Harris, Nancy Fallert, Jean Brinson, Lela Maeion, Carol Wood, Barbara DeKay, Bev Lee, Melodic Hitchcock, Fran Phillips, Merrill. Fourth row, left to right: Sylvia Emsley, Linda Sylvia Martin, Gloria Nyseth, Myra Cantrel, Charlene Farrow, Arvid Anderson, Lee LaLonde, Gary Lawler, Danny Sales, Larry Martin, Roger Koford, Pat Mueller, Bob Shefner, Bruce Rutledge, Linda LeMay, Beth Peacock, Pat Fritz. Fifth row, left to right: Jack Snickers, Leon Schouler, Jim Brock, Joe Russel, Dennis Olsen, Dave Fyler, Gene Lindbo, Wayne Cook, Fred Rainville, Dick Suleer, Tony Nonan, Bill Fitzgerald, Allan Wilson, Arden Bjerk, J. B. McCurdy, Chriaty Rice. 7 Sharon Hartman, Pianist 0 THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY MIKE WOOD FURNITURE 8. APPLIANCE 717 AUBURN APENUE - Auaunu, wAsHlNGroN - TEmple 3-zzso 28 BOYS' QUARTET Danny Sails, Tony Nonan, Gary Lawler, Gene Lmdbo. GIRLS' TRIO Myra Cantrell, Charlene Farrow, Christy Rice. it ,QA GIRLS' ENSEMBLE Left to right: Joan Lee, Doris Lowe, Paula Jorgensen, Donna Burns, Nancy Fallert, Barb De- Kay, Joan Lee, Liz Shuck, Judy Lightle. i 1 , , VOCAL GROUP ACTIVITIES The choir, under the direction of Mr- George McKee, was a rewarding success this year. With a great deal of hard work. the choristers reached several high points of achieve- ment. Among these were, the Fall Concert, Fiesta , Teen Time on KASY radio. an inspirational service at Christmas, the Western Washington Choral Competition and several small tours around Auburn. 0 THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY-AUBURN AVENUE THEATRE to Auaunn AVENUE - Ausum. wAsmNcroN - ts 3-0620 29 BAND: First row, left to right: Jim Watson, Carol Everett, Garna Botting, Judy Peterson, Margo Tuengel, Dick Peterson, Susi Meade. Second row, left to right: Sidney Walker, Max McKee, Bill Hebert, Louis Hough, Pat Sage, Forest Hertlein, Mary Lou Trumbull, Randi Kalgaard, Ed Sturgeon, Bob Riley, Craig Fetters. Third row, left to right: Sandra Giesen, Diane Gregoire, Nancy Walker, Carolyn Sargent, Roger Koford, Bob Shefner, Carol Keeble, Carol Brightshue, Bob Fairchild, Pat Fritz, Gary Willms, Nancy Holloway, Gary Yager, John Vincente, Leo LaClair, Charles Fancher. Fourth row, left to right: David Sturtz, Harold Barnett, Lyle McMullen, Ida Tsujikawa, Helen Dugan, Neal Stoddard, Gary Koford, Janice Brightshue, Allyn Anderson, Larry Tuttle, Peter Dykstra, Larry Martin, Grant Farr, Dave Corwin. Back, standing left to right: Cindy Gordon, Ron West- berg, Mike Dahlager, Tim Hurson, Allen Hagen, Dave Conger, Clayton Wright, Mr. Richard Turley, and Mr. Burke Sower, Di- rectors. ' wooDwiND ENSEMBLE Max Meme, playing M woopwmn QUARTET 5511509-leftto riihfi Randie Klltllafdi the gala Fiesta. Sitting, left to right: Garna Botting, Sue Meade, Nancy Halloway. M.,-go Tugn el, Standina, left to riuhtr Bill Hebert. Standirkg, ren to right: Louie Hough, Dick Peterson. Max Mc ee. FLUTE TRIO - h, - I TRUMPET Tnlo , Trlutvtiauln F?re:t l5:iTlIe?n.K-Igaard Mary Lou Left to right: Bob Riley, Ed Sturgeon, Craig Fetterl. 0 THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY ULMER MUSIC COMPANY I2 WEST MAIN - AUBURN, WASHINGTON - TE 3-2290 30 OBCHESTRA: Upper left: String Trio, Judy Gunderson, Janet Eby, Daralyne McMasters. Upper right: Olficera, left to right, Gary Cavett, Vice President: Pauline Hebert, Secretary-Treasurer: Mr. LeRoy Herron, Director: Judy Gunderpon, Librarian: AI Acteson,. President. Lower: Orchestra: First row, Jim Smith, Chuck Lyden, Pauline Hebert, Dick O Grady, Susan Meade, Randi Kalgaard, Forest -Hertlein. Second row: Lynn Kline, Judy Gunderson, Daralyne McMasters, NeIda.Qulst, Gary Sugara, Janet Eby, Bill Hebert,'Max McKee. Third row: Pat Fritz, Gary Willms, Nancy Hollway, Dick Peterson, Larry Martin, Ed Sturgeon, Craig Fetters. Standing, left to right: AI Acteson, Bruce Lawler, Cindy Gordon, and Mr. LeRoy Herron, Instructor. ORCH ESTRA With Mr. LeRoy Herron's first year as Director, the orchestra has had a rewarding year performing for the Fiesta, Fall Concert, a competitive meet in Seattle, and in the Festival Orchestra at Renton. The orchestra was also represented by Al Acteson who played in the All Northwestern Orchestra at the Music Educators' National Conference in March. BA NTD Starting the year off right, the Auburn Senior High Band received the Key Club Trophy for a magnificent iob of marching in the Homecoming Parade. With Dick Peterson as presi- dent, the Band supported the school and the team by playing at the pep assemblies and games, taking part in the Fiesta, putting on a pep dance, and selecting nine players to play in the Festival Band at Woodrow Wilson Junior High in Seattle. The Band was also represented by Max McKee who played in the Northwest Band at the Music Educators' National Confer- ence in Seattle in March. Uhder the leadership of Mr. Richard Turley and Mr. Burke Sower, the band competed successfully in the Competition Festival Contest which was held at the Renton Senior High School in April. 0 THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY THEODORE ZUCK, .IEWELER 22 sAsr MAIN - Ausum, WASHINGTON 3l ' -J t SKI CLUB Flret row, left to right: Mike Kramer, Janice Brown, Jim Sprenger. Second row, left to right: Kay Holman, Marilyn Davis, Cindy Radawick, Helen Dobner, Alice Miles, Donna Burns, Linda Hjelmvoll, Linda Adams, Marilea Bourn. Third row, left to right: George Prenovost, John Evans, Clayton Wright, Maury Smith, Alan Wilson, Rena Dray, Bonnie Robertson. TRAFFIC COURT First row, left to right: Gayle Schenck, Terry Fox, Mr. Ames, Sonia Taylor. Second row, left to right: Beal Rockey, Larry Worden, Marv Milosevich, Gene Lindbo, Larry Barkey, Maury Smith. Q ff A ,l f-.1 Q67 F A ',,': if.: tt, vw 'gl :I ' -' 'V I , ,ff , ,mn . av D' 0 THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY KEEN KUTTER BARBERSHOP JAKE and onvAL - 6 B STHEET - AUBURN, wAsHlNGroN 32 Y ,, J ,2 r ' xf A. l 4 GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION First row, left to right: Lynne Dawson, Barb DeKay, Donna Bolton, Judy North, Lorena Mamaril, Liz Shuck, Mel Hitchcock, Mickey Rice. Second row, left to right: Cindy Radawick, Mary Forsi, Fran Griffin, Linda Porter, Kay Holman, Rene Deeds, Christy Rice, Sue Swanson, Ruth Postlethwaite, Kathy Zonneveld, Pat Lewis, Joan Kostic, Sharon Franz. Third row, left to right: Mrs. Margaret Trimble, Nancy Lewis, Irene Edgar, Pat Rutledge, Genevieue Trentman, Ellen Rackliff, Allce Gifford, Pat Allen, Diane Gregoire, Nora Sullivan, Delilah Loffer, Linda Merrill, Alice Miles, Pat Fritz. BOYS' CLUB CABINET Sitting, left to right: Ken Flint, Al Beard. Standing, left to right: Mr. Schweikl, Mike Carnahan, Tim Jones, Frank Beasley, Tony Nonan ,- 'I wi-'S Q ' THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY WILBER STUDIO 43 west MAIN STREET- AUBURN. wAsHlNG1oN -Te 3-oeao 33 FUTURE NURSES Firat row left to right: Sandra Eldridge Lorra' K hl , M 'I D ' S Donna Bolton ihlice Presidentz, Wanda Belanger iPre:i'dentSI, ignaamlgtost aiffrierasuvfxf, Daniel, Penme Poet Diane Le ek Donna Eal . . , y Second row, left to right: .lean Brinaon, Sldneg Walker, Sandralee Buckley, Nancy Walker, llsgye:-gggepaagiane Gregorne, Joann Ware, Barbara verett, Rosemary Lichtenberg, Carol Wilber, Future Nurses' Club A small but enthusiastic group which met in our school library in October of 1957, was the beginning of our present, active Future Nurses' Club. Under the supervision of Mrs. Lew Corwin, the club elected officers and took its first field trip to Columbus Hospital in Seattle. Those who show interest in the club and regularly attend the meetings throughout the year are allowed to go on the field trips- Those earning 75 points or more received an award at a special dinner. The girls earned their points by writing, typing, or folding letters, making posters, acting in skits, attending meetings, going on field trips and other such iobs for the good of the club. The club is sponsored by the Graduate Nurses Club of Auburn. This year Mrs. Maxine Burson, a registered nurse of Auburn, is their supervisor. Miss Cecelia Kane and Mrs. Ellen Potter have given the girls a lot of help. The Future Nurses decorated a float for the Homecoming Parade, made favors for three Auburn rest homes at Halloween, went Christmas caroling at the Nursing homes and had a party afterward, and made candle favors for the hospital at Christmas. On their field trip this year, they went to Buckley State School. Next year the club plans to sponsor a girl or boy at Buckley State School. The Future Nurses sponsored their first dance this year which was called the Cotton Swing. 0 THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY DOR LEE DRAPERIES oaArsmss ron me women or mscmMlNAnoN. 40l EAST MAIN - AUBURN, WASHINGTON - TE 35250 34 i aid 'Ng Xp, CHESS CLUB Sitting, left to right: William Thayer fvice Presidentj, Eric Friedle QPresidentJ, Mr. Donald Alexander fAdviserJ, Judi Latimer 1Secretary-Treaaurery. Standing, clockwise: Paul Daggett, John Winter, Gary Lawler, Clayton Wright, Patrick Hawkins, Jerry Person, Hollis Martin, Bonny Kennedy, Marguerite Thayer, Bryon Stevenson. DEBATE CLUB Left to right: Barbara Berrisford, Mrs. Janet Hawkins, Judy Swanson, Kay Church, Elaine Norikane, Alice Miles, Marilyn Goodman, Judy Lewis, Jenelle Echols, Nancy Walker. 0 THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY VALLEY HARDWARE AND SUPPLY ll wesr MAIN - AUBURN, WASHINGTON - rs 3-4612 35 4 13' 'W 'C' :-53 MATH CLUB CHI PII .First row, left to right: Byrdena Hoover, Mary Lou Trumbull QVice Presidentj, Claude Pope 1Prealdentj, Mary Williams fSecretary-Treasurerj, Mr. Donald Alexander QAdviserp. Second row: Barbara Everett, Eric Friedle, Maury Smith, Robert Morrow, Jim Sprenger. SCIENCE CLUB First row, left to right: Mr. Edward Fohn, Mr. Dennis White, Mrs. Billie Fitch, Suzanne Dickman fsecretary-Treasurerj, William Thayer fvice Presidenty, Dave Goodson 4Presidenty. Second row: Marjorie Baker, Pennie Post, Kay Holman, Cindy Radawick, Lynda Brown, Barbara Everett, Marguerite Thayer, Rosemary Lichtenberg, Vicki tevens, Vicki Karr, Sidney Walker. Third row: Bryon Stevenson, Robert Morrow, Dick Weatgard, Tom Klinkel, Patrick l-lawkina, John Winter, Dick Fenster, John Simpkins, Robert Burr, Mike McMullen, Eric Friedle, Jim Aaby, Fred Hanaen. in , NL,-Y' 0 THIS PAGE IS SPONS JRED BY AUBURN AUTO TOP sos Aunum AVENUE - Auaunn, wAsHnNcroN - re :maao 36 ,Y 0. 'nl , ATTENDANCE OFFICE STAFF Sitting, left to right: Sandralee Buckley, Maureen Schenck, Donna Neumiller, Lynda Brown, Janice Brown, Gayle Schenck. Standing: Mrs. Arleta Baker, Sandra Gummere, Carol Jangord, Pat Zonneveld, Marlene Colby, Kathy DeSpain, Linda Adams. OFFICE STAFF Sitting, left to right: Sonia Taylor, Sharon Franz, Ellen Rice, Gloria Nyseth, Judle Llghtlef Mrs. Beatrice Justice. l Standing:Barbara Eaetling, Joan Griffin, Loretta Tate, Donna Hartwell Carol Moore Vir- ginia Gifford, Darlene Golding, Sharon Olsen, Pat Lewis, Linda Hjelmvoll, Sandy lsanhart, llasaie ayne. nf' V M . 96 as WT ,,, . N Q 0 THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY EQUITY REALTY 16 c soumeAsT - Ausulm, wAsHINGroN - re :I-12:44 37 QUEEN CHERRY I 38 tv lx Y - 4? ai xg f X f HOMECOMING, 1958 v,-n '.,v wx 1 ,' 4 S . I gggwvt, ,pw L41 1 A 1 'S' ,I Ii my .A HOMECOMING COURT AND ACTIVITIES N . Top: Homecoming llioyolty.-Standing, left to right: Junior Prince, Dick Beasley, King, Tony Nonanp Sophomore Prince, Don eumlller. Seated, left to right: Junior Princess, Christy Rice: Queen, Cherry Noel: Sophomore Princess, Janice Fenster. . Lower left: Students and alumni at the Homecoming Dance, Mardi Gras. Lower right: Troion Trumpet float in the Home- coming Parade. The 1958 Homecoming celebration, held on October 24, was one of the most spectacular high- lights of the year. Among the special features were an alumni tea and smorgasbord, a parade through town at noon with entries from almost every club in school, an assembly honoring the graduating classes of 1908, 1918, 1928, 1938, 1948, and 1958, a football game with Renton, and a semi-formal dance carrying out the colorful theme of Mardi Gras. Participation between students, alumni. and faculty members helped to make this occasion a complete success and an affair to be remembered. Al ARNDT RICHFIELD SERVICE STATION WILBER STUDIO 17 C STREET SOUTHEAST, AUBURN, WASHINGTON 43 WEST MAIN, AUBURN, WASHINGTON TEmple 3-9978 TEmple 3-0680 39 N Junior Princess MBU' F0 Sl Sophomore Princess Sue Roselle and escort Beal Rockey. and escort Jim Beard l Queen Linda and escort Alan Beard. TOLO An important social highlight of the season was the Girls' Club Tolo held December 20, 1958, at North Auburn Elementary School. The theme, A Night in Heaven, was beautifully expressed in silver, pink, and white, with the royal throne draped with angel hair to give a heavenly effect. Dreamy music was played by Ronnie Pierce and his band. Lovely Linda Adams and her royal court were chosen to reign over the elaborate affair. 5: W A . ' 5 1 , Fe A 4,21 Q n 1 51 x,,. .-g i'iti'i'l Monday: Pigtail Day. Wednesday: Middy Day. Thursday: Clash Day- Friday: Beau Day. 0 THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY MANSON'S REXALL DRUG 2 WEST MAIN - AUBURN, WASHINGTON - TE 3-3784 40 ,Q 4 1531 X Az WQJV. .oyagq .35 .7 I FACULTY QAM E SNAPS Upper left: Faculty jeu bend plays lt cool. Upper right: Mr. Fohn goee up for a lay-in shot observed by Ken Flint and Mr. Hodeon. Lower left:Mr. Venn and Mr. Llmbertsen entertain at half-time. Lower right: Scramble for the bell. Looking on, left to right, are Mr. Alexander, Mr. Fohn, Alan Wilson, and Mr. Hodeon. Faculty Game On March 3, 1959, students and teachers met in the gym for one of the most entertaining games of the basketball season-The Faculty vs. The Intramural All-Stars. The faculty champs, dressed in their original uniforms, put on a good showy but despite their superb pep band and their lively cheering section, they were defeated by the All- Stars by the close score of 35 to 32. The hilarious performance was enjoyed by all who watched, as well as those who participated. THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY CLARK TRANSFER 8. STORAGE 103 soum Division - Auaum, wAsmNcroN - rs 3-1115 41 f it 7- . at ' Q as ' as lf ml A ll L, ' lf- PLAY CAST Standing, left to right: Janet Benson fMessengerl, Gayle Schenck Uerry Joycel, Mike McMul- len Uamex Matsonl, Myra Cantrell KSandra Stonel, Barbara Eastling lCaraJ, Mr. V. J. Loland lbirectorl, lull Ferguson lGadget Hoffenflugell, Carol Thompson iAngy Goetzl, Gary Lawler lCommander Stonel, Kathy Vig illelgal. Sitting, left to right: Barbara DeKay iCostumesl, Mary Farsi fStudent Directorl, Bob Morrow lStage Managerl, Judy Query KPron1pterl, liz Shuck fPrompterJ. Act Your Age Uncontrollable laughter,rose from North Au- story of two sailors and their teen-age girl friends burn School on November 20, 21, and 22. It was unfolded. Every comic situation was hilariously en- the scene of the riotous comedy, Act Your Age. ioyed by the appreciative audience. It was most Under the able direction of Mr. Vernon J. Loland certainly a dramatic highlight of the 1958-'59 and student director, Mary Forsi, a superbly zany school year. Top, left to right: Mike McMullen, Myra Cantrell, Gayle Schencll, Gary Lawler, Kathy Vig, Barbara Eastling, lill Ferguson, Carol Thompson, Mike McMullen, Myra Cantrell, Mr. V. J. Loland. Bottom, left to right: Bill Ferguson, Myra Cantrell, Mille McMullen, Barbara Eastling, Kathy Vig. A ,..-- ---11' ' .- .,, .. .- i .5 ,tg-ejlii 2 , qu, :I 0 THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY WILBER STUDIO 43 west MAIN, Auaum, wAsHlNGToN -Ten-pl. 3-0680 42 PLAY CAST Sitting, left to right: Bill Stocker 4Stage Manageri, Liz Shuck fPubIicityy, Betty Goaney QMake-upj, Barbara DeKay fStudent Directorj, Marilyn Goodman Uarompterj, Sharon Werner fProp0, Lynne Dawaon lPrompterb. Stand- irag, left to ri ht: Beth Peacock 1Liulei, Mlke Dahlaqer 1Howard Caroly, Janelle Echols QAgnea Caroly, Larry Martln ddie Davlag, Vernona Gibbs Joan Caroly, Mr. Russell M. Tremayne Uechnical Directory, Rena Dray 1Ginger arolj, Mr. Vernon J. Loland 1 irectorj, Judy Lewis Ueannie Caroly, Bob Burr fTomrny Greeny, John winter 1Ed TIME OUT FOR GINGER When in the course of human events it becomes necessary for one girl, Ginger Carol, to dissolve the rules and play on the football team, the result is uncontrollable laughter. When a girl can run faster than the captain of the football team, it's only common sense that she try out for halfback. This was the situation in Time Out for Ginger , which was presented at North Auburn School on March 12, I3 and 14, to an appreciative audience which responded with loud applause. Hoffmanj, Gary Lawler qMr. Wilaonj. ON STAG E Upper left: Curtain call of entire cast. Lower lett: Entrance ot the athlete Upper right: Ginger and her admirers. Lower left: Fall of the athlete. l , ch THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY AUBURN LOAN CO. INC. 2 s s. E. - Auaunn, wAsHiNcroN - re 3-osso 43 1 Boys car wash, upper left: Ron Ames, Dick St. Girls car wash, upper right: Molly Klfmlyf SNOW Pierre, Doug Haugen, Al Beard. Hoffman, Ruth Poatlethwaite, Sharon Olsen, Linda Hjelmvol. Hi-Shine, 1959 Operation Hi-Shine , was held on April 3 as Auburn Senior High's third annual clean- up, paint-up proiect. Headed by Gene Lindbo as student chairman and Mr. Ted Lea of the faculty, the proiect employed over half the total student body in useful work throughout the community. The Teenagers of Auburn High, hired through a P.T. A. central office, cleaned houses, mowed lawns, painted, baby sat, washed cars, washed windows, and did many other iobs for rates which varied between thirty-five cents and a dollar an hour. The 5726.00 that was mode will be used in the athletic insurance fund for the coming year. GENERAL CHAIRM EN Seated, left to right: Linda Adams, Molly Kinney, Gayle Scnenck. . Standing, left to right: Bonnie Lawrence, Al Beard, Gene Landbo, Dick St. Pierre. t 0 THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY AUBURN'S BUICK CENTER 103 c STREET N.E., - AUBURN, WASHINGTON - TE 3.1050 44 ,vnu Q O lt ' an 271, thu ' Above' left 'Q Above, right: High school students look- ,crflde school f j'de ing over the proiects of their Wewmg 'he exh'b classmates, x sf x 5 X Above, center: Dave Goodson ond George, the artificial stomach. Science Fair Auburn Senior High School's second Annual Science Fair was held on March l9 and 20. The Science Fair was directed by Mr. Edward Fohn ably assisted by Mrs. Billie Fitch and Mr. Dennis White. There were lSO entries. One hundred and thirty- five were from the senior high school students. The eleven finalists and their award-winning proiects included Dick Westgard lDog Skeletoni, Fred Hansen lABC's of Allergiesl, Bob Burr lSanitary Water Analysisl, Sue Dickman lEmbryologyl, Bill Thayer lEcology ofthe Pondl , Dave Good- son lMechanicaI Stomachl, Jerry Cox lSeismograpl'ii, Carol Brightshue lRipple Tankl, Kay Holman and Cindy Radawick lSalt Water Conversionl , Larry Worden lTelescopel , Mike Kramer and Steve Wakefield lPeaceful Uses of the Atoml. Those receivin honorable mention were Keith Artz, Sharon Natsuhara, Mary Lou Trumbull, Hans Scott, Tom Crisp, Gordon Keele, Chuck graft, Al Hagen, Sharon Steele, Marguerite Thayer, Al Beard, Kathy Holliday, Oden Horner, Richard Russell, Susan Meade, Cindy Radawick, Bonnie Lawrence, Dennis Holt, Dick St. Pierre, and Goldie Moyer. There were approximately 3,000 elementary, junior, and senior high students attracted by the fair. During the evenings several hundred adults also viewed the exhibits. . Below, center: Dick Westgard's dog skeleton. sw. X Q . E FSF ii 3 Below, let: I Shorlene Phillips lseated, ia-We H pp!- lower Ieftl listens as Sue A Below, right: Dickman explains her award- Steve Wakefield looking winning project, over his exhibit, Peaceful Embryology, Uses Of The Atom. assassin -f 45 P l 4 ri t N- ii, uzlv - --N S '-iE W5 .Q M ,Qt-e Yell Leaders: Left to right: Sonia Taylor, Betty Lockhart, Bonnie Robertson fqueeny, and Lynne Benson. SONG YELL We're the Trojans, Green and White, fight, fighto The mighty, mighty Trojans. Green .and White, tight, fight' Everywhere we go, Who fight? We flghto People want to know, Green and White, fight, fights Who we are, so we tell them We're The Mighty Trojans 0 'W' , is Song Leaders: Left to right: Rena Dray, Lilith Brown, and Sharon Hoffman. PEP STAFF ACTIVITIES The pep staff was very active throughout the year promoting school spirit and good sportsmanship. At the beginning of football season they attended a pep conference at Franklin Pierce High School with the other staffs in the Pu get Sound League. ln Decem- ber the pep staff was rewarded for their hard work with a banquet honoring them and their adviser, Mrs. Margaret Tremble. 0 THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY STRUVE'S JEWELRY 8 RECORD SHOP 21 EAsr MAIN - Ausum, wAsHnNGroN - re 3-ovso 46 SPORTS E M Yfgf Q' 'JJ f ff M WXGW Xxx? SSW 55' mfs' mv K , , , I QX' cj!! CA! XSJVJX K I ' V 4' 'I 51 j V 'Qi ...: 5 iw: ak!! L 54 W 'I V!-ga: N - 1 L X v sa 1 3, 95. 5 .,. w If I wa Jx. . X NY li Clem Bull Dick O'Grady Sian Maebori Doug Marshall Jesse wiles Dennis Crocker C,,,,,,,, nnlfimcu Qucrlurback nigh: nulfbmu ,,,,b,,,k Em, v ' 1' ' an ' Q 'lf -an x 1, M iq? X ,N 4- . . - :Q 1 ' -' 5 ' 5 . ' K 2-. I A' 5' 1 V ' Qi! W I 'Q rf 0 ' xf' ' . 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M L I THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY JACK SPRENGER INSURANCE 201 EAST MAIN f AUBURN, WASHINGTON - IE 3f'32I0 48 ,fn 'J FOOTBALL '58 Mr. Ralph Wal+er, newly hired head coach for Ihe Auburn Troians, showed us a Ieam wi+h fremendous 'FighI'ing spirit Though Ihe boys wenf Ihrough a season +ha+ broughI' no vicfories, 'Ihey never losf Iheir greaf will +o win. In Ihe firsi' home game, Ihe boys on fhe Ieam and fhe Tro- ian fans were 'I'hriIIed fo see Jerry Lowe pick up a mid-field fumble and carry I'he ball all 'I'he way for a fouchdown. Affer +he close of Ihe season, +I1ree players received awards aI' Ihe Annual Foo'I'baII Ban- quet Frank Beasley, for his ou+s+anding display of spor+smanship, was presenfed fhe Inspiraiional Award. John Ribary was chosen Honorary CapI'ain, and Al Beard received Ihe Coaches' Award. PUGET SOUND LEAGUE STANDINGS W L T PF PA AUBURN PUYALLUP ...... Renton ....... , . . 9 O O 266 44 AUBURN FRANKLIN PIERCE Clover Park . . . . , . 8 I O I72 SI AUBURN .... EVERGREEN . . , . , Kent-Meridian 7 2 O I65 72 AUBURN .... HIGHLINE .,..., Franklin Pierce 5 3 I I43 I I4 AUBURN ENUMCLAW . . . Enumclaw ..... . . , 4 4 I I35 97 AUBURN RENTON . . . . . . Highline ..... 4 5 O I23 I23 AUBURN CLOVER PARK . . . Sumner , . 3 6 O 72 2I2 AUBURN .... SUMNER ..... , . . Puyallup . .. 2 5 2 II9 I47 AUBURN KENT-MERIDIAN Auburn .... I 8 O 26 256 Evergreen . . O 9 O 49 IS6 FOOTBALL SQUAD From row, left Io right: Jesse Wiles, Dick O'Grady, Frank Wagner. Frank BUCIY VOWI DOVE Adi'-'ms UN! 7001 G 19i'15liYf m0f1090FS: SVU Phelan, Frank Barkey, Ted Lambie. Jim Sprenger, Tam Vance, Al Beard, Bob Cavness. 580-iley, Mike Bollinger, Eric Martinsan, Dick Trepfow, Dennis Crocker, John RibaryI Clem Bull, Stan Maebori, Bob Bruno, Dick Severson, Doug Gary Speerstra, Terry Fox. Jim Beard, Gene Lindo. Tom Hopper, Jim Marshall. Scobee, Mike Fox, Mike Carnahan, Don Powell, O This page is sponsored by FORSLUND and LUDWIG PHARMACY PROMPT, FREE PRESCRIPTION DELIVERY. 301 EAST MAIN-AUBURN, WASHINGTON-TEmple 3-3210 49 lj Y-BB URI ,Q f X Q, gvgg l24 N - ' , YQFISI i i 5 tak 4 W5 R+ . AWUM, 40 S lU ' WUI? snuff XE X 5 ., ,f S5 l 33 I xyN,BU6'4,f A 20 Q 4 Quan! Ax thi ,S l X, V L ' X yd ' M A p5HU,p, , URI t,x,BU,p-4, W xxx'6UR,yf 1 1 A 3 2 S 4 VX A SQUAD: First row, left to right: Clement Bull, Cecil Second row, left to right: Larry Martin, Mike Carnahan, Rackliff. Ron Ames, Dick St. Pierre, Bob Olson. Roger Don Carnahan, Willis Brock, Doug Weaver, Daryl Albright, Wirachowsky, John Robertson, Mr. Ernie Ames, Coach. Bob Olsen. ilk. L, 5 . I 1 I unsung X V uv-up l B SQUAD: First row, left to right: Tom Hopper, Jesse Wiles, Jim Sprenger, Larry Worden, Stan Maebori, Dave Hjelmvoll. Sec- ond row, left to right: John Robertson, Stu Phelan, Mike Fox, Jim Beard, Gary Speerstra. SOPHOMORE SQUAD: First row, left to right: Dennis Keefe, Dick Severson, Roger LaRosa, Edward Sturgeon, Doug Haugen. Second row, left to right: Denny Crocker. Bud Garret, Dave Franklin, Beal Flockey, Oden Horner. Third row, left to right: Doug Marshall, Mr. Ted Lea, coach. 0 THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY ROY'S TAXI 10 Ausum AVENUE 50 JUMP BALL ! ! 1959 Doug Weaver up for a re-bound. - AUBURN, WASHINGTON - TE 3-2520 NU Top, left to right: Hoger Wirachowsky, Don Carnahan, Doug Weaver, Dick St. Pierre, Mike Amy-ighe, Carnahan, Cecil Rackliff, Ron Ames, Bob Olson. PUGET SOUND LEAGUE STANDINGS Won Lost PF PA Remo? -- -fre Vrrr 15 3 926 743 Franklin Pierce 14 4 933 729 Puyallup 13 5 903 783 Highline ,, 11 7 877 792 Sumner 10 8 823 807 Clover Park ,,,, 10 8 939 901 Kent-Meridian 8 10 815 912 Auburn A,.l Enumclaw ,,77 7 11 910 935 Auburn, H Evergreen 2 16 694 956 Auburn, AVI-Wm 0 18 720 981 Auburn Auburn , Auburn Auburn The greatest inspiration the Troians Auburn W had this year was the team's terrific Auburn will to win. Although the losses were Auburn rr many, the margin of defeat in each Auburn game was small. Auburn At the beginning of the season Au- Auburn' burn met the team from Notre Dame, Auburn' British Columbia, defeating them 75-26. Auburn The following night they also trounced Auburn the Mercer Island boys by a comfortable Auburn -- margain. Auburn At the Winter Sports Banquet, Cecil Rackliff was presented with the Inspira- tional Award for his outstanding attain- ments during the 1959 basketball sea- son. The wins were few, but team spirit and drive were tremendously high! 0 0 THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY MIDWAY CLEANERS center, down: Willis Brock, Bob Olsen Daryl SEASON SCHEDULE AND SCORES Evergreen , Highline ,,s,, Enumclaw , Clover Park Renton Sumner ., Puyallup H Sumner ,,,,, Puyallup Clover Park Renton ,,,, Enumclaw . Franklin Pierce Highline , , Kent . Evergreen 7 Franklin Pierce Kent . . UCOURTEOUS PICK-UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE 23647 PACIFIC HIGHWAY SOUTH -MIDWAY, WASHINGTON - TR 8-2353 51 ,QM ' .. W - an-'ik'a.', f v , . ' v-, -Q .U Coach Ames Don Carnahan at bat at the Kent-Auburn game. Baseball, 1958 With seven returning lettermen, the 'I959 Troians hope to equal or better the excellent record of the 1958 co-championship baseball team. Auburn's '58 squad indeed produced an enviable record as may be seen in the statistics given below. Mike Carnahan's 1958 pitching record was exceptional with eight wins, one loss, an earned run average of .8 per game, 85 strikeouts ian average of nine per seven-inning gamel, 20 walks ian average of two per gamel, a no-hit, no-run triumph against Enumclaw, and a no-hitter against co-champion Renton. The final game of the season was a thriller with Mike engaging in a tight pitching duel with Renton's ace hurler, Zetterburg. The fifth inning produced one run for Renton on an infield error, but Auburn came back in the sixth to tie the score on a terrific home run by Mike. The winning run for the Trojans came in the last inning on a pinch-hit single by Don Carnahan scoring Rod Ancheta. The '59 squad will have to hustle to beat this outstanding record. To the '58 Troians, Congratulations! 1958 PUGET SOUND LEAGUE STANDINGS Won Lost Auburn ........,...,,,,,,,,,,v.s,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,..,,,,,,.,,, 7 I Renton ....,.,,.,, ,,,,-,,, 7 'I H ighline .....,,.,,,, ,,,Y,v,A 6 2 Clover Park ...... -,,,,,,, 5 3 Sumner ,,,.,,. ,,,,, ,,A,,,,, 4 4 Puyallup ...,,.,, ,gA,A,A,,gAA,--,A-- 4 4 Enumclaw ....,,.. , .,,,,-,-, ,M2 6 Franklin Pierce ,,-,,, W2 6 Kent-Meridian -,Y,, -,WO 8 52 Batting Plgygr Position Average Rod Ancheta lSr.l ...... . . . 'Doug Weaver lSoph.i . . . . . LeeWiIIiams lSr.i .... .. 'Alan Beard lJr.l .... . . . 'Don Ryan lSoph.i .... . . John Shipman lSr.i . .. . . Buck Holliday lSr.i . .. ... 'Gene Lindbo lJr.l .... . . . 'Mike Carnahan lJr.J .... . . . 'John Binetti lJr.l .... .. . Dennis McCann lSr.i . . . . . Art Curtin lSr.J ......... . .- Don Carnahan lSoph.l .... . . . 'Returning players. Short Stop First Base Third Base Catcher Second Base Outtield Outfield Outfield Pitcher Utility Utility Utility Utilty 280 225 286 326 200 l 57 I 38 071 363 I 77 000 000 333 BASEBALL, 1959 F t I ft t qht C h A es, Terry Wetmore, David St. Pierre, Don Ryan, John B tt T H pp S d M k C h AI n Beard, Gene Lindbo, Doug Weaver, Frank Beasley, Mike B ll g -Q 0 THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY DlETZEN'S THRIFTWAY 1007 ENUMCLAW HIGHWAY - AUBURN, wAsHiNGroN - TE 35212 53 TRACK: First row, left to right: Butch Chambers, Bill Fitzgerald, Chuck Clark, Tony Nonan, Mike Kramer, Larry Mar tin, Jim Scobee. Second row: Mr. Don Hudson, coach: Harold Garrett, Tom Aspholm, Larry Barkey, Stewart Phelan, Jerry Cox Mickey Fox. Tom Klinkel, Gary Rude. Third row: Randy Waggoner, Doug Marshall, John Evans, Dick Latimer, Dave Krone Dick Trinidad, Frank Wagner, Dave Franklin. - ' dvi U ' . I fs, ami! Tom Aspholm and Butch Chambers pole vaulting. Bill Fiilqifald. sho! DU!- .f - if r ,. nf - ,U if 4 A if of-rw. ' ' 'Q nf lt -. - , 'Q Wi ,- .. -M-:FA - 1, is is I A is ' 't -- f, -' E' .V '- 'f' ,nm T M' I-vw 'fQ',.m',:,' aug' 'N , X QQ-up if N.. Ma .M I ' Chuck Clark and Larry Worden on your ma,-k 3 g FUHNYWSJ The 'OW hurdles- Doug Marshall and Tony Nonan. ' THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY C STREET MARKET 121 C STREET S. E. - AUBURN WASHINGTON - TE 3-1940 54 I I I i s Q -10 X t A B., ok is 5- .1 X fs gf I ..-: ..'. Q R .Bt T 'X X' TENNIS SQUAD: Kneeling, left to right: Joti Wolfe, Donna Bolton, Mary Forsi, Judy North, Judy Swanson. Second row, left to right: Bill Ramseyer, Fran Phillips, Terri Shannon, Fran Griffen, Kay Church, Karen Denton, Vickie Stevens, Ann Linder, Terri Thomas, Barbara Bradshaw, Kathy Holiday, Pat Corwin, Coach Mrs. Trimble. Third row, left to right: Jim Siddons, Fran Hills, Dave Adams, Keith Artz, Gary Cavett, Dave Corwin, Dan Norman, Ron Westburg, Ted Lambie. Larrv DeKav. Cecil Rack. TENNIS 1958 The 1958 Trojans, though inexperienced, showed spirit and a promise of good things to come. Coach Margaret Trimble spent tireless hours in building skills and experience in her raqueteers for the future. Getting off to a slow start in the opening matches, the Trojans showed definite improve- ment as the season progressed and climaxed it with a 4 to 1 triumph over Kent-Merjdjqn, In gfher matches, Auburn lost to Highline K0-5J, Enumclaw C0-51, Clover Park KO-5J, Franklin Pierce K1-41, Sumner K2-3,J and Puyallup il-41. Letter winners included Pat Corwin, Rose Herard, Judi Latimer, Barbara Massey, Hans Torklep, Terry Girod, Cecil Rackliff, Don Pallies, and Bill Ramseyer. llff. GOLF 1958 Marking a fairly successful season under the guiding hand of Coach Don Alexander, the Trojan Linksmen battled their way into third place of the tough Puget Sound League behind Kent and Clover Park. lt was a promising year of things to come as only one member of the 1958 squad was lost by graduation. 1958 letter winners included Larry Boone, Gary Mattson, Bob Olson, Jim Sprenger, and Alan Wilson. GOLF SQUAD: Kneeling, left to right: Gordy Severson, Ron Rennemo Paul Be B b I M ' ' left to right: John Rice, Jim Sprenger, Alan Wilson, Craig Fetters, Coach 'Don Alexghgrer. O 0 son' aury smlth' Standmg' N K 3,4 S' 0 THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY FARMERS GROUP INSURANCE 230 :Ast MAIN - Ausuim, wAsHiNGroN - re 3-3366 55 1533 1 55.3, Af-1 4:-'nar::.sa I WRESTLING SQUAD Front row, Iett to.right: Ted Lambie, Jim Marsh, Ron Hoyt, John Vicente, Larry Dekay, Paul Benson. Second row: Frank Beasley, Bob Cavness, Allen Dobson, Ed Segrave, Murrell Barnes, Dan Norman, Dick Strand, Coach Ralph Walter. Third row: Eric Martineon, Jim Scobee, Gary Morgan, Ken Flint, Bob Bruno, Chuck Clark. WRESTLI NG 1959 Left: Gary Morgan Qblack trunksj in clinch with West Bremerton matman. Right: Ken Flint on mat with West Bremerton opponent. Coach Ralph WaIter's grapplers experienced quite a successful season. Although they were beaten twice by Sumner and once by Chehalis, they began to show constant improve- ment. By the end of another month they had tied Chehalis, who had beaten them earlier, trounced Renton twice, and snowed under the West Bremerton matmen. At the end of the season seven men were sent to the semi-finals at the sub-district meet, a truly rewarding year for the Trojan wrestlers. 0 THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY CLAUDE'S SPORTING GOODS 201 mst smear Noam EAST - Ausum, wAsHiNGroN - TE 3-3730 56 5 WCMWW Z If wf 1 , , 1 N ,L 1 HL' Y1LA L V1 ' A K iff, Vfwjfff all ' LW , W , ,ef if Il,-WZZC' .lf ALLL xiii! team Vila cmssgs 1 LC CD ' KU! , Q A I e-f MC? V ski, L. CQ '1 LL 791 ff C 34,1 Q 'LY wry X ., . ,. 1.5 H H igiwiw ii N is 11,5 'Egg LOR ETTA TATE, Sec. -Treas. MR. JOHN HANSCOM, Adviser MRS. MARY TRUMBULL, Adviser if . X gt. , , X .I 'HE A Tffx? . Wa X Zi. .- ,ff . wp iv .Z tx . :Q.'22fg.H?4 V , 5 - 1' f':-flea. MR. JAMES SABOL, Adviser RICHARD ST. PIERRE, President TONY NONAN Vic. Pr., Senior Class History COLORS: LAVENDER AND WHITE FLOWER: FORGET-ME-NOT MOTTO: lF YOU CAN'T FIND A PATH - MAKE ONE!- As we, the Class of 1959, march confidently toward the future, we must pause for a moment to look back over our past three years at Auburn Senior High. We re- member the fall of 1956 when we entered as sophomores, a little timid at first, but anxious to become a part of high school life. Our class officers were Pat Mueller as president, Tony Nonan as vice president, and Loretta Tate as secretary-treasurer. Homecoming royalty from the sophomore class included Princess Linda Adams, and Prince Gary Houle. Our sophomore hop, Beanie Bounce, was very successful and began a new tradition at Auburn High: orientation beanies for the incoming sopho- mores. Gary Lawler represented our class in the all-school play, Charley's Aunt. The next year we came back as zealous iuniors, with President Gene Lindbo, Vice President Tony Nonan, and Secretary-Treasurer Sonia Taylor as our class leaders. The iuniar boys were active in sports and were well supported on the yell staff by Bonnie Robertson and Sonia Taylor. Sonia also represented us as Homecoming Princess with Ron Ames as Prince. The iuniors eagerly participated in preparations for the Junior-Senior Ball which followed the theme, Manhattan Mood. Rod Franz, BZII Ramseyer, Gary Lawler, and Judy Lewis all gave excellent performances in Harvey, the all-school play presented in the fall of 1957. , September, l95B, brought the occasion we had long awaited as we entered the familiar school as mighty seniors. At the head of the class was Richard St. Pierre as president, with Tony Nonan as vice president and Loretta Tate as secretary-treas- urer. Student body officers were Prtsident Bill Ramseyer, Vice President Gene Lindbo, Secretary Linda Adams, and Treasurer Karen Swanson. The Troians showed a fighting spirit this year, even though they didn't win every game. Senior boys winning football letters were Alan Beard, Mike Carnahan, Terry Fox, Gene Lindbo, and John Ribary. Lynne Benson, Bonnie Robertson, and Sonia Taylor were senior yell leaders, and Rena Dray and Sharon Hoffman backed the team on the song staff, At the annual football banquet, Alan Beard received the Coach's Achievement Award and John Ribary was made Honorary Captain. Chosen to reign over the gala Homecoming celebration were Cherry Noel and Tony Nonan ns Queen and King. Basketball season got under way with several exciting games, and the team's spirit never lagged. Cecil Rackliff, Mike Carnahan, Ron Ames, Dick St. Pierre, Willis Brock, and Darwin Reynolds were the seniors on the squad. A new sport, interschool wrestling, was introduced into Auburn High's sports program this year under the direction of Coach Ralph Walter. Seniors taking part in the matches were Ken Flint, Chuck Clark, Dick Smith, Ed Segrave, and Gary Morgan. , The Senior Class Council, which consisted of the class officers and three repre- sentatives fram each U.S. History class, was active in planning and carrying out senior activities and preparations for graduation. Council members besides the class officers were Alan Beard, Jenelle Echols, Ken Flint. Barbara Jones, Molly Kinney, Janet Ben- son, Dennis Olsen, Bonnie Robertson, Cecil Rackliff, Hans Scott, Dick Sulser, Shannon Tribe, Karen Swanson, John Venzone, and Bob Shefner. Seniors played an important part in most activities this year, including the all-school play, Act Your Age. Gayle Schenck, Barbara Eastling, Gary Lawler, and Janet Benson all gave realistic performances in this production. In other fields, Barbara Jones won the D.A.R. Award and Janice Brown received the Betty Crocker Home- making Award. These are iust a few of the memories of our high school days that we will treasure for years to come. Although our future paths may never cross, we will al- ways remember our happy times as the Class of 1959. 58 LINDA ADAMS The darndest things happen! Offices: Homecoming Princess, 10: Student Body Secretary, 12: Troian Trumpet Business Mon- ager, 11: Tolo Queen, 12. Ac- tivities: FHA 10, 11: Student Council, 12: Kent-Auburn ln. terschool Council, 12: Comp Counselor, 11. 12, RON AMES Qlittle Tennis Shoal Don't do today what can be put off till tomorrow. Activi- ties: Basketball 10. 11. 12: Key Club 11, 12, An Club 12. ENID ALEXANDER 1Niclsil You'l1 never see me in a hurry. Offices: Troian Trumpet Associate Editor 12: Art Club Historian 11. Activities: Art Club 10. 11: Leadership Conference 11: Commercial Club 12: Science Fair 11, 12: Nurses Club 11. ARVID ANDERSON lArv1 The All-American Boy. Activities: Key Club 10, 11, 12: Leadership Conference 11: En- change Assembly 10, 11, 12: Choir 10, 11, 12: Intramural Basketball 10, 11, 12. 'SWK X, New-ser 35:11 .wg . l, Linda Adams. will my ASB secretarial bool: to some deserv- ing iunior in hope that she will malce use of it as she sees fit l, Ron Ames, will my hot Chevy to Mike Johnson. I, Enid Alexander, will my first name to anyone who can pro- nounce it correctly. I, Arvid Anderson, will my guitar strings to Tony Nonan. l, Donna Beers, will all my corny iokes to Goldie Moyer. l, Lewis Angehrn, will my ability to throw the best parties to 110 One. I, Wanda Belanger, will my nickname to Pete Zonneveld be- cause he talks GARY AIITZ He who is slow to anger is better than the mighty. iw: too much. til JANET BENSON To me an agreeable person is one who agrees with me. Activities: Commercial Club, 12: Nurses' Club 10: GAA. 10: Senior Council, 12: Act Your Age.' NICK ARNESON lMoase Pierrel Wine, women, and song are getting me down. l guess l'll have to give up singing. Activities: Football 10, 11: Track 10, 11. 12: Boy's A 10, 11,12: Basketball Manager 10: Auto Mechanics 12: Intramural Bas- ketball 10, 11. 12. 59 Hx WANDA MAE BELANGER Short, dark, and full ol spark. Offices: Nurses Club Vice President 11: Nurses Club President 12. Activities: Nurses Club 11, 12: Leadership Con- ference 11: Science fair 11: Journalism 12: Drill Team 10. DONNA BEERS 1Doni1 A friend to all and all her friends. Offices: FHA Treasurer 11: FHA President 12. Activities: Girls' Club Cabinet 10: Honor Society 10. 11, 12: Girls' Club Conference 10. LEWIS A N G E H R N il-014501- Even a fish wan't get caught if' he keeps his mouth shut. Activities: FHA 10. 11, 12. MAlll.fA IOUIN A gal with a giggle Offices: Girls' Club Invader Secretory, 12: Picture Editor, 12: Ac- tivities: Green 11, 12: FHA Honor Society, Honor Roll. 12: Staff, 11. 12. Peppers- 10, 11: 11, 12, Annual JOHN BINETTI llananl Men do less than they ought unless they do all they can. Ac- tivlties: Football, 10: loseboll, 11. 12. Al.AN BEARD lAl1 He's always there when it comes to sports. Offices: lays' Club President, 12: Honor Soc- iety Vice President, 12: Activi- ties: Honor Society, 11, 12: Basketball. 10, 11: Football, 12: Baseball, 10, 11, 12: Stu- dent Council, 12: Boys' A. 10, 11. 12, Key Club. 12. DONNA BOLYON lDonl Always on the ich Offices: GAA Vice President. 11, Fu- ture Nurses' Club, Secretary, 11: Future Nurses' Club, Vice President, 12: Future Nurses' Club Historian. 12: Activities: GAA, 10. 11, 12: Future Nurses' 10, 11, 12: Harvey , 11: De- bate. 11: Drill Team, 10. TIM IANKS lSlsartyl Hot Rod, look at that Ford. Activities: Agriculture 10, 11. 12. CHAl1.YNNE ANN BENSON llynnel- Fun is the spice of life, and I like plenty of season- ing. Offices: Yell leader 10, 12. Green Pepper Treasurer 12. Activities: FHA 10, 11: Green Peppers 11, 12: Ski Club 11, 12: Office Staff 11, 12: Tumbling Team, 11. 'ik-'f 'Te' 1 5 I 5 3 .3 In all Lynne Benson, will my happy fal' fo Sharon Harfman. Tim Banks, will my height 'lo Jack Melfon. l, Alan Beard, will my shot Chev fo Jerry Lowe who likes broken down cars. ple Eaters. drive if. l, Marilea Bourn, will my cancelled insurance polices fo any future fenderbumpers. I, Carol Brighfshue, will my liflle ol' Ford fo the Purple Peo- l, Janice Brown, will my fallness 'lo Tom Aspholm. I, Arden lBudl Bierk, will my .heap fo anyone who dares 'lo 1 CAROL BRIGHTSHUE iCux1 ROBERT BERENS lStup1 With o manner calm ond a I fooled you all didn't I? Ac- heart sincere. Offices: Band tivitios: Student Council, 12: President, 11: Activities: Honor Baseball, 12, Society, 10, 11. 12: Science Fair, 11, 12: Executive Council, 11: Bank, 10, 11.12. 60 JANICE BROWN I'm not very big, but I'll suc- ceed. Offices: Ski Club Sec- YGYOYY. 12: Green Pepper Vice President, 12: FHA Historian. 10: Honor Society Secretary, 12: Invader Business Manager, 12. Activities: FHA, 11, 12: Green Peppers, 11, 12: Ski Club. 11, 12, Honor Society, 10, 11, 12. -Y.: ARDEN IJERK iludl lt takes a tall person to know what's going on in the world, Offices: Art Club President. 11. Activities: Golf, 11. 12: Art Club, 11, 12: Harvey, 11. DONNA BURNS It's nice to be natural, when you're naturally nice. Offices: FHA Secretary, 11, Green Pep- pers Secretary, 12: Choir Sec- retary, 12: Troian Trumpet Busi- ness Manager, 12. Activities: Ensemble, 11, 12, Choir, 11, 12, Green Peppers. ll, 12: Girls' Club Cabinet, 12, Ski Club. 10. ,,,,2:f,.J' TOM BLAKENEY lsam Pierrel Ply's go I Activities: Tennis, 10: land. 10, ll: Student Coun- cil, 125 Invader Staff, ll. RENA DRAY llienerl Very often in the midst of fun. Offices: Song leader, 10, 12. Activltloig GAA, 10: FHA, 11, Green Peppers, 11, 12g Student Council, 11: Executive Council. 12, Girls' Club Cub- inet, 12: Ski Club, 12. Time Out Far Ginger, 12. il' -er I, Donna Burns, will be glad to be done with all the home- work. I, Tom Blalceney, will my aulomechanics lool checlc 'lo Milo Johnson. l, Rena Dray, will my knobby knees and fal' legs lo Kathy De- Spain. I, Willis Brock, will Iwo inches of my heig,h'l' lo any shrimp f who wants if. WILLIS BROCK lWllliel A friend. of all the fellows. Activities: Basketball, 10. ll 12, Traclx, 11, 12. I, Barbara Easfling, will my sisler to the senior class of I963. I, Larry Cartwright, will my English notes 'Io Terry Welmore. I, Diana Edmunds, will my U.S. History grades fo any needy iunior. I, Duane Chambers. will if you will. I, Jenelle Echols, will my accent which has sure caused a lot of trouble to anyone who wan'I's 'lo be 'Ihe obiecl' of all ridicule. DUANE CHAMBERS llutchl Please girls. ean't you see l'm busy. Activities: Track Mon- oger. 10, Track, 11, 127 Student Council, 11. DIANA EDMUNDS lbeel She's tops with us. Activities: Commercial Club, 12. MIKE CAVANAUGH The word 'impossible' is not in my dictionary. Activities: laslsetball, 12. 61 JENELLE ECNOLS lTexl My mind Is made up-don't confuse me with facts, Act- ivities: Tennis. 10, 11: Debate, 12, Littlest Angel, 113 Senior Council, 12, Girls' Club Cab- inet, 12. Time Out For Gin- ger, 12. 1 BARBARA JEAN EAST. LING llobby Jean! Unique in her field. Activities: FHA, 10: GAA, 10, FTA, 12, Science Club, 12: Ski Club, 11, 12: Science Folr. 11. 12. LARRY CARTWRIGHT lbonj- The morning after is never as good os the night before. Actlvitlesx Baseball, 11, 124 VCV, 11. PATRlClA FRITZ lPat1 Quiet, but not un- known. - Activities: land, 10. ll, 121 Choir, 11, 12, G.A.A., 10, 11, 12. JACK CUDDIE lCud- dlesl- The wrong way always seems the mont reasonable. Activities: Basketball. 10. 11. DAVID M. CONGER lHop-a- longl- See ya later. alligator. Activities: Golf, 11: Science Club, ll, Chen Club, ll: Sci- ence Fair. 12. BARBARA JEAN EVERETT lDoc1 Smile, it con't be as bod as all that. Activities: VYC, 11, 12, FTA, 11, 12: Future Nunn, 11, 12: Honor Society, 10. 11, 12: Science Club, 12. CHARLES CLARK lChuclz1 Do unto others as you would have others do unto you, only do it first. Activities: Football, 1, 11, 12, Basketball, 10: Track. 10, 11, 12, Intramural lasket- ball, IO, 11. 12, Key Club, 10, ll, 12, Student Council, 11: Choir. 11. SANDRA SUE ERFLE lsondyl You'll never know. Activities: Commercial Club, 12. VIRGINIA GIFFORD lGinnie1 Either l find a way or make one. Activities: Commercial Club, ll, 12, Troian Trumpet Staff, 121 G.A.A., 121 Office Staff 12: Sophomore P.E. Man- ager, 12. Sandy Erfle, will the Enumclaw telephone book to Carol Charles Clark, will my right to official checker of the 59 Barbara Everett, will the State of Washington and all l leave behind to all those not leaving Washington. David Conger, will probably be back next year to com- l. Moore. l. to Jerry Lowe. l. l. plete school. l. l. Hoyt. l. 62 to Doug Long. Jack Cuddie. will my grades in Biology to Ron Cuddie. l, Virginia Gifford, will the gang's parties at Neumiller's to anyone that can take them. Robert Dalgarno, will my bottle caps and openers to Ron Ronald Edmunds, will all of my text books and knowledge ROBERT DALGARNO lBubblet1 DARLENE GOLDING lPeonuts1 RONALD EDMUNDS Uamell l study, study. llUClY-Will!! Dynamite comes in small Knowledge comes, but wisdom the teacher in looking. packages. Activities: F.H.A., lingers. 10, 11: Honor Society, 11: Girls' Club Cabnet, 12, Commercial Club, 125 land, 10, 11. I. I. I. Allcf GREY lsunlhlnll JOHNNY FINK JOAN GRIFFIN rm I'Cff'I 9 U let. bv' ICIWOI Big party, will have fun. Yep, l'm a senior this year. Illlllfilll- Transferred 'Wm Activities: Commercial Club, 11. Renton, 1958, 12, KEN FLINT lButch, Flintlrl Big Mon. Offices: Boys' Club Vice President, 12. Activities: Boys' A Club, ll, 12, Intra- mural Basketball, 10, 11, 12, Track, 11, 12: Football Mon- ager, 10, 11, 127 Head Man- ager, 11, 12: Honor Society, 101 Shi Club, 12: Sr. Council, I2. Alice Grey. will all my typing papers 'lo Mrs. Lambertson. Joan Griffin, will my worn out pen to Joan Gray. Ken Flint, will my ability fo hit more parties in one week- end fhan anyone else fo Jim Beard. Jerry Foreman, will my good looks, intelligence, forward- ness and masculinity to Alfred E. Neuman. take him. Bonnie Harris, will Danny Sales fo anyone blind enough fo Terry Fox, will if John promises he will foo. l, Phylis Hartman, will my nylons to any white-legged junior girl. I, Daryl Franz, will my good grades fo my sisfer. KY' DARYL FRANZ lLeftyl You thlnlz you have prob- lems? Activities: Basketball, 107 Football Manager, 11. PHYLIS HARTMAN I don't preach, why should I practice? Transferred from Portland, Oregon, 11. Activities: Girls' Club Cabinet, 12: Girls' Club Conference, l2. TERRY FOX lPuggy Wuggyl He's our all around lad. Ac tivities: Traffic Court, 10, 11 12, Basketball, 10, 11, Football 12: Slsi Club, 127 Boy's A,' 11, 12. 63 ' . . . but us morons sure li BONNIE HARRIS lBunnyJ SRNDRA GUMMERE lSondyl - l'll never get rich. Entered from Sumner, 12. JERRY FOREMAN lForeman of the Lazy Bowl - Don't crowd girls, you'II all get a c h o n c e. :Activities Honor Society, 10: Choir, 11, Photogra- phy, 10, .l.E.T.5., ll: Basketball, 10, 11, Sci- ence Fair, ll, 12: Troclr Manager, 10. VI f happy. Activities: Golf Club, 1 ll, Choir, 12. LINDA HJELMVOU iHi.1- Sweet and Sas sy. Offices: Invader Editor, 12, Girls' Club Treasurer, 121 Honor Society Sac.-Troas., 11. Activities: Honor Soci- ety, 10, ll, 12: Invad- or Staff, 11, 125 G,A. A., 12: Slli Club, 10. 11, 12, Camp Counsel- or, 10, 11, 125 Girls' Club Cabinet, 125 Stu- dent Council, 12, Exec- utive Council, 12: Lead- ership Conference, 11g Science Fair, 11, MIKE GLAHOLT liogle loalrl- l'rn basIsful? Activities: Art Club, 10, ll, 12, Intramural bas- Imetball, 10, 11, 121 Trocll, 12. DAVID FYLER lRel.Jel1 JOANNE HAWKINS Uoeyj RODNEY A. FRANZ llovtr loyl DONNA HARTWEI-L lnliff- Why let the devil have all the The gift of gab is what she'll Greater men than I have lived bfefllli- A Illdfilig Wt will NYY? -AC7iVl'l'5: lY0l0l'1 TNYVI- keep for herself. Activities: -but l doubt it. Activities: 90-H ACNVIIICS: F-H-A.. lo. ll: per starr, 115 choir, io, 11, 12. An Club, io, 11, 12. Football, io, ska Club, 11, 12, Honor Svrivtv. 10. II, 12: 'Zem- Chair, 11, Harvey, ll. Nwfflul Clvb. 12. Donna Hartwell, will my eyelash curler to Jack Hewitt. Rod Franz, will the wrestling mat to all steady couples. Dave lRebell Fyler, will a certain green and white monster to anyone who can do better with it than I have since my iunior year. Linda Hielmvoll, will my key to the Girls' Club room and one beat up cottee pot to next year's Girls' Club Cabinet. Mike Glaholt, will my pencil box and U.S. History Book to DeWayne Hanson. A Sharon Hottman, will my native bongo drums to Myra Cantrell. Chuck Graft, will all my homework and shorted amplitier tubes to Al Hagen. SHARON HOFFMAN itlofferj God created women, then me. Ottices: Songleader, 12, B Squad Sangleoder, IO, Ac- tiiities: Slli Club, 10, G.A.A., ll, 125 F.H.A.,10, 12p Green Peppers, 11, 12: Student Coun' cil, 12, Executive Council, 12 f-wif CHARLES GRAFF LChuClLi LEE ANN HOLlOWAY DAVID HANSON lDavol I He who lives to learn, learns All I gather from bggkg ig Don't iudge cr man by hu to live. Activities: Science dugg, noisel Club, ll, 12, 64 LINDA HOL-M LAWRENCE EDWIN HARRIS 'Always happy. never lad. llarryl- Mischief is part of sometimes naughty, but never him. Activities: F.F,A., Il, I2. bod. Activities: Future Teach- ers, l2: Ski Club, ll, Science Fair, ll, l2. CAROL JANGORD KEN HAUGEN lPunlsl No wonder my teacher'x hair Ford's fly. but Ply's die. Acl turns gray, I chatter, chatter tivities: Intramural basketball, all the day. Activities: FHA, IO, ll, I2, F.F.A., 'l0, ll, Auto II, Commercial Club, 12, In- mechanics, 12. Vader Staff, ll: Science Fair, II: leadership Conference, II. l. Linda Holm, will my wonderful grades to my sister. ll Af' I, Barbara Jones, will Put away the magazines and reference books to AHS forever. l, Paula Jorgensen, will all my empty lunch sacks to Ron Wesfberg. l. Rulll Ann JOY. will my empty gas tank to anyone with a credit card. I, Ron Hebert, will be glad to get out. PAUL HEFFERNAN KH-ttyl num ANN Jov lRuthie7 The world is full of willing We like her for what she is. people, some willing to work. Activities: Golf Club 10, Il, the rest willing to let them. Commercial Club, 12: F.'l'.A.. Activities: F.F.A., IO. RON HEBERT llouie Pierrel PAULA JORGENSON lP.J.J Ply's fly, but Ford's die. Ac- Short but Sweet. Activities: tivities: Auto mechanics, 12, ln- Choir, 10, Il, 125 Girls' Quarl tramural basketball, I0, l2. tet, If, Girls' Ensemble, IZ. 65 BARBARA JONES liarbl- Success is the ladder which cannot be climbed with your hands in your pocls- ets, Offices: Commer- cial Club president, 12: Commercial Club treal- urer, II. Activities: Commercial Club, II, I2, Student Council, IO, ll, I2, Executive Council, 12, Girls' Club Cabinet, l2: S e n i o r Council, I2: Honor So- ciety, IU, ll, I2, F.H. A., IO: Girls' State, ll. BILL HEBERI' You can't love one and have any fun. Activities: Band, IO, II, I2, Basketball, 10, ll, Student Council, IO, II. l0NNlf LAWRENCE iNiclrj- Ever found in the midst of action. Offices: Green Pepper President, 12, Art Club Treasurer, IZ, Activi- ties: Girls' Club Cabi- net, 115 FHA, IO, 11, Shi Club, IO, II:Green Peppers, 11, 12: Art Club, 12: Executive Council, 12: GAA, 10, Debate, 10: Leadership Conference, Il: Stu- dent Council, 12. l.eROY JOHNSON iPee WWI - Lead him to o task, and conquer he will. Offices: FFA Secretory, II, FAA Sentinel, 12: Activities: FFA, IO, Il, 12: Ski Club, 127 Science, 12, GARY HOULE iHoolieI - He has a deep mind, in fact most of it's in his feet. Activities: Boys' A, IO, 11, 12: Football, IO, 11, Track, 10, II, 12: Bas ketball, IO, 12: Auto Mechanics, 12, Aw um.. ht, IUDITH LATIMER Uudil - A pyrotechnical effervesence of etyrnological psychology, Of- fices: Honor Society Presidvnt. 12, Activities: Honor Society. 10, 11, 12, Chess Club, 12: GAA, IO: Tennis Team, IO, II. 12. JACK HEWITT iHot Lips1 - Oh those long week ends. Office: Visual Aids Vice President, II: Activities: Visual Aids, IO, II, Auto Mechanics, 12: Basketball, 10, 11, 12. I, Molly Kinney, will my Girl Scout Handbook to a true and loyal Girl Scouter, Gene Lindbo. MOLLY KINNEV iMoldYi'- Con- tagious energy is her prize: she's also blessed with big blue eyes Offices: Girl's Club Presi- dent, 12: FHA IO, I1, 12: Girls' State, 11: Senior Council, II. 17: GAA, 12: Green Peppers, II, 12: Honor Society, 10, 11. l, Jack Hewitt, will more orange lipstick to Shanon Tribe. I, Gary Houle, will my pipes to anyone who has a strong dis- Ii e tor an Auburn cop, too. I, LeRoy Johnson, will my ability to drive Volkswagons lRol- lo'sl to the Roller Rink. l, Bev Lee, will all my old U.S. History papers to Rae Ann Fox. l, Joni Lee, will my Chinese cowboy hat to Tim Jones. l, Barry King, will my ability to get a ticket tor pipes to Bob Hocking. f' BEVERLY ANN LEE ibevl - I often regretted my speech, but never my silence. Activities: Choir, 11, 12: Girls' Nonette, 12: Shop Assistant, 12: Visual Aids, 11, 12. TIM JONES- lf there's a party, I'lI be there. Offices: Key Club Lt. Governor, 125 Yell Staff, 10: Boys' Club Sergeant at Arms, 125 Activities: Choir, 10, 117 Key Club, IO, I1, 12: Student, IO, 11. 66 if JOAN CAROL LEE UOHII Hwod- IAIIY KING illinllt MY CU' D-Wow-Wow, wow! Activities: eo' u bone ov' of it- Office Choir, II, 12: Student Council, FFA RIPOYNY, 12: Adivitill 10: Girls' Nonette, 21. Football, 10: FFA, 11, 12. JUDY LEWIS, Aw, l'm o good kid. Activities: Commercial Club, 12, Girls' Club Cabinet, 12, Harvey, 11, Debate, 12, FTA, 12, Timo Out For Gin- ger, I2. ROGER KOFORD Uloger C.I 'Why not - if I can get away with it? Activities: Band, II. 12, Tennis, IO, Il, 12, Basket- ball, 10, II, 12, DORIS LOWE CBugsJ l'll be in the Journalism room. Offices: Troian Trumpet Exchange Edi- tor, II, Troian Trumpet Editor, I2: Commercial Club Secretary, l2, Activities: Camera Club, IO, GAA, II, 12, Trojan Trumpet, IO, II, I2, Commercial Club II, 12: Student Council, II, I2 Girls' REGGIE LANGE Ulegl Socially inactive. ,M M? ta? MW' I, Doris Lowe, will all flue luclr in flte world in worlring on flue paper fo make if flte best ever fo Jean Brinson. l, Roberfa Macomber, will my good fime and slcafes fo Laura Woodbridge. af flte slcafing rinlr l, Gary Lawler, will my firsf fenor chair in choir and my spof in flue boys' quarfef fo any boy willing fo worlr ltard fo enioy flue privileges and uphold flue fradifion of fltese fine acfivities. I, Lela Masion, will Mrs. Trumbull's bflt period class fo Mary Lee llco. I, DeLane Nelson, will my fltree bumped fenders fo flue one wlto uses my space in flue parlring lof. l, Gene Lindbo, will my saclc lunclt fo Mrs. Flecltsig. GENE LINDBO lLimJ Wltat's life without Genel Ot, licesg Junior Class President, II, Student Body Vice-President, 12, Activities: Traffic Court, II, Boys' Quartet, II, 12, Football, II, I2, Baseball, IU, ll, 12, Key Club, I2, Boys' State: Science Fair, II, IZ, Student Council, I0, II, l2p Boys' Club, IZ, Carnp Counselor, I0, II, I2 DENNIS LEMKE iPeteI Don't cast an opinion about a book before reading it, Of- fices: FFA Treasurer, ll, Ac- tivities: FFA, 10, II, I2. 67 E2 fi F it i Q5 LELA ANN MASION lLulu meaning wolfI Her spirits are up and never down Activities: Orchestra, I0, Il, Choir, Il, 12, Ski Club, IO. ROBERTA ELAIN MA- COMBER lBertieI My world goes around skating. Activities: FHA, 10. GARY MICHAEL LAWLER lLolIipopI Oh, that school boy complexion. Offices: Trojan Knights Vice President, 12, Activi ties: Traion Knights, IO, I1, 12, Boys' Quar- tet, 10, 11, 12, Char- ley's Aunt, 10, Hor' vey , II, Act Your Age , 12. JEWELLE NOEL lCherry1 Study is a waste of time, therefore I never waste time, Offices: Homecoming Q u e e ni Activities: FHA, 10, 11, Ski Club, 10, l1g An- nual, 11, 12, Choir, 11, Green Peppers, 12: Girls' Club Cabinet, 12: Leadership Confer- ence, 11, Girls' Ensem- ble, 11, Honor Society, 12. GARY MATTSON lsnugsl What do these women mean to me? Activi- ties: Basketball, 10, Golf, 10, 11, 12: ln- termural Basketball, 11, 12. JOEL MCCURDY lMnc1 DONNA NEUMll.lER lShorty1 HAROLD LYIECK ll-lanyl lf school is liberty, give me She is short of nothing but l can ruin qnything but death. Activities: Quartet, 12. height. Activities: Yell lead- temptation. 5, er, 10, GAA, 10, 11, Commer- cial Club, 11, 12, Office Staff, 12. ADLINE NEUMILLEK ifddiel She treats all with the same marked kindness. Activities, Songleader: Commercial Club, 11, 125 Troian Trumpet, 12: Choir, 11, 12. Adline Neumiller, will my sweaters to Lucille Davenport. Harold Lybeck, will my white Chev. to lcla McKinney. Donna Neumiller, will my brother Donnie to ,any girl that can handle him. Joel McCurdy, will Ogie 'lo all the classes in the future and 'lo Christy Rice. Cherry Noel, will my false finger-nail glue, which she has been griping about for the past seven months, to Kathi Vig. Gar Mattson, will my ability to malce hamburgers to Jim Thomas. Gloria Nyseth, will my brains 'lo society. Sharon Olsen, will my tempermenfal old beast, Gertie, to anyone who lilces 'lo wallc. GLORIA NYSETH lKim Novalxil A gal with a sense of humor. Activities: FHA, 10 11, Choir, 11, Green Peppers, 11, 12, Stu dent Council, 12: GAA, 10, Dra ma Club, 10, Office Stuff, 11 127 Ski Club, 10. ii.-A LeROY MATTHEWS - SHARON LYNN OLSEN JACK MELTON He's a regular fellow. Ac- Ring on her finger, man on He and mischief go hand in tivities: Football, 11, Track, 11, her mind, Activities: FHA, 10, hand. 12, Science Fair, 11, 12, Honor ll: Girls' Club Cabinet, 12: Ofl Roll, 10, fice Staff, 11, 12. 68 BONNIE ROBERTSON iRobie or Snoollersl Where there's pep you'll see Bonnie. Offices: Yell Leader, 10, ll: Yell Queen, 12: Tolo Princess, 11, Activities: FHA, l0, 11: Student Council, 11, 12: Executive Council, 12, Ski Club, 10, Art Club, 12: Senior Coun- cil, l2: Green Peppers, 12. NORMAN MILLER iMothJ Don't let quietness foal youl Activities: Auto Mechanics, 12. I GAYLE SCHENCK iSchencl0 A song in her heart and sun- shine in her soul, Offices: GAA President, 11: FHA Secre- tary, 11: Traffic Court Secre- tary, 12: Activities: Green Pep- pers, 11, 12, GAA, 10, 11: FHA, 10, 11: Student Council, 12: Ex- ecutive Council, 11: Slsi Club, ll: Girls Club Cabinet, 11, 12: Inter-School Council, 11. l, Bonnie Robertson, will my good time in Traffic Court with out a driver's license to any junior caught. l, Norman Miller, will my nick name Moth to any iunior. l, Johnny Minerich, will my brains to Jerry Miller. I, Derrell Moore, will my Ford Car, the Ply eater, to Ron He- bert. l, Sharon Steele, will my old history papers and English re ports to any iunior needing them. I, Pat Mueller, will outrun Dave Schuur yet. I, Tony Nonan, will all the French customs l earned from Pat Donley to some willing Junior. lPreterably male.l TONY NONAN fAcei Just call me Casanova. Of- fices: Sophomore Class Vice President, 10: Junior Class Vice President, 11, Senior Class Vice President, 12: Boys' Club Secre- tary. 12: Boys' A Club Secre- tary, 12: Activities: Student Council, 12: Honor Society, 10, 11, 127 Boys' Quartet, 11, 12, Key Club, 12. f' gil, JOHNNY MINERICH Girls, UGHI 4 KAREN SWANSON 1SwedeJ Let's ga to the Band Boxl Offices: ASB Treasurer, 12: Ac- tivities: Green Peppers, 12, Stu. dent Council, 12, Executive Cvvrwil, 12: Senior Council, 12, FFA Chapter Sweetheart, 11: FHA' lo: lli GAA, 11: Lauder- ship Conference, ll. PATRICK MUELLER fPatJ He's a farm boy, but oh those sidelines. Offices: Key Club Vice President, 11, Boys' Llub Sergeant at Arms, 11, 12: Sophomore President, 10, Ac- tivities: Key Club, 10, 11, 12: lnter-School Council. 10: Traffic Court, 11, 12: Student Council, 10, l1,Choir, 12. 69 if SHARON STEELE Have patience, and you can achieve anything. Activities: Honor Society, 10, 11, 12: FTA, 10, 11, 'l2, GAA, 10. BONITA LE SPIELMAN ilunniel You had better be- lieve it. Activities: FHA, 12. DARRELL MOORE iClem Pierrel I'lI go. Activities: Basketball, 10, 11, 12. P J 4 MAUREEN TREPTOW I haven't fuund it yetl but I wlll Activities: FHA, I2i GAA, I2. JEFFY PFIHFER KSAI The man, who blush- es is not quite o brute. Activities: Hon- or Society, IO, Intro- mural Basketball, I0. II, Track, I2. RICHARD PETERSON lDickJ I know what I om but I know not what I might be. Offices: Chess Club Vice-President and Secretary, II: Band President, l2, Activities: Golf Squad, 10, II, I2, Band, I0, II, I2, Chess Clvb. lo, Il: Cornp Counselor, I0, ll, I2g Executive Counc'l, I2: leadership Conference, Il, SONIA TAYLOR lToni1 Gentlemen don't always pre fer blondes. Offices: Yell Princess, II, I2: Junior Clogs Secretary, Il, Tolo Princess, 10p Homecoming Princess, II, Activ- ities: GAA, IO, Tumbling, IO, II, Ski Club, I0g Green Pep- P9V5r ll. lzi FHA, I0: Student Council, II, I2. 'fo' I .i xxx A 5 l, Loretta Tate, ing vegetable DENNIS OLSEN lOleb All the world is queer save thee and me, and even thou art a little queer. Offices: Choir President, IZ, Activities: Basketball, IO, II, I2, Track, I0, II, Football, Ilg Key Club, l2g Senior Class Council. I2g Executive Council, I2, Student Council, I0. lD.2Ef.A TAI2 iioterl 'ner mind is like the moon, there's o mon in it, Offices: Sophomore Class Secretary, IO: Senior Class Secretary, I2p Ac- tivities: Student Council, II, Girls' Club Cabinet, 127 GAA, IO, FHA, II: Green Peppers, I2, Commercial Club, II, Ski Club, II. 'V will my nickname, Tater, to some deserv- garden. l, Dennis Olsen, will my G.A.A. towels to brother Robert Mar- tm. l, Dick Peterson, will my soggy old double bassoon reeds to Sue Meade to use on her oboe. l, Maureen Treptow, will my understanding ways to Ed Stur- geon. I, Jerry Pfietter, will my job at 4:00 in the morning to Buddy Garret. l, Shanon Tribe, will my Canadian accent to any Jr. who can speak English. l, Cecil Racklitt, will my crummy iokes to James Siddons. I, Marilyn Vail, will my ability to eat lunch in I5 minutes to any junior who works afternoons. :yew are 1,3- i SHANNON TRIBE There's mischief in her eye: Activities: Senior Council, l2, Transferred from Canada, I2 CECIL RACKLIFF lRutbirdl If it's not a blonde it's a bru nette. Activities: Tennis, I0, II, 12, Basketball, Il, I2, ln tra-mural Basketball, I0, II MARILYN VAIL Efficiency is the mark of chc-r ucterf' Activities: FHA, II Honor Society, I0, II, I2 Trans- ferred from Kansas, II1 Lead I2p Boys' State, Boys' A Club ership Conference, II, Science 1o,11, 12. 70 Fair, II. BILL RAMSEYER Ikarny, Ram-Rodi Accomplished o lot in his two years at our school. Offices: Student Body President, I2, Ac- tivities: Ski Club, II, I2i Kent- Auburn Council, I2: Student Council, II, I2: PSL leadership Conference, IZ, Tennis, II, 12: Key Club, I2. JANIS VIG Uanie lananiej Generally speaking, I 11 e ' I generally speaking. Offices: Commercial Club Vlee Presi- dent, 125 Invader Senior Editor, CHARLES LLOYD REDINGTON LUCILE WELLIEVER ISisJ IChucl1l Your friend and mine. Ac- lf learning leans toward Ia tivitiu: Choir, 11. bor, then consider me at rent. Activities: FFA, 10, 11, 12. 121 Activitiel: FTA. 11: Ski Club, 10. 11: Chair. 11, 12: Commercial Club, 11, 125 ln- vader Staff, 11, 12. Honor Soc- my, 11, 12. fuss .xy AS I, Janis Vig, will to my sister, Helga, my ability to get along with Tom Hopper. I, Lucile Welliever, will my dimples on my knees +o Pat Z. I, Darwin Reynolds, will my place on the basketball team next year +o Mrs. Trimble. I, Sharon Wirachowslcy, will my ability to 'Iallc loud to the unfortunate. I, John Ribary, will my empty chug iug to some sober sopho- more. I, Kathy Zonneveld, will my quietness lo anyone who needs it. I, Richard Rice, will my ability to make Mr. Hodson mad to Jim Levar. I, Sharon Tyson Kramlich, will a cer'l'ain sailor to Alice Gif- ford. TED ROSE Illkll He was cut out to be an angel, but somebody ran away with the pattern. Activities: Art Club, 2: Intramural basket- ball, 10, 11. DARWIN REYNOLDS IStud1 He has the power to do and the soul to dare. Activities: Basketball, 10, 11, 12: Track. 11, 125 Key Club, 125 Football Manager, 11, 12, Boys' A Club, 11, 12. my K' SHARON TYSON KRAMLICH IDimplesl Who cares. Offices: Com- mercial Club Treasurer, 125 Ag- ricultural Secretary, 121 Activi- Troian Trumpet Staff, 12, GAA 12. RICHARD RICE Iilaclibirdl KATHY ZONNEVELIJ Worry kills men - why die? I didrl't have to ga. Activitielg FFA, 10, 11, 12, Troian GAA, 10, 11, 12: Drill Team, Knights, 10, lntramurolx, 11, 10. 12. 71 SHARON WIRACHOW- SKY IC11OWlki1 Gael but it'x late. Offices: Art Club His- torian, 121 Activitlelg Commercial Club, 11 12: GAA, 12. JOHN RIBARY Uigobool One of our football stars, at leost he'a al- ways out at night. Offices: Lettermen'l Club Vice President: Activities: Football, 10, 11, 12, Key Club, 10, 11, 123 Boys' A, 1U. 11, 12: FFA, 105 Traclc, 12. JIM SIDDONS lStudJ The room was quiet. then he walked in. Activities: Basketball, 10, 11, 12: Tennis, 11, 12. TED STEVENS iSkin Headj He's little but he's wise. He's a terror for his size. Offices: Key Club Treasurer, 12: Ac- tivities: Basketball, 10, ll, 12, Key Club, 10, 11, 12, Troian Yrumpet io, 11, iz. BOB SHEFNER fGrandmaJ A bus missed is a walk earn- ed. Activities: Track Manager 10, Ili Football Manager, 11 125 Basketball Manager, 11 Band, 10, 11, 12: Student Coun eil. 12, Senior Council, 12: Bays' A Club, 10. EDGAR SEGRAVE KDe Wolfj ED SELLERS A football field isn't the only Why lift my feet when I'm place you need a good line. able to drag 'em? Activities: Activities: Football, 10, FFA, 10, 11, 127 Basketball, 10, Track, 10, 12, Boys' A Club, 10, 11 12 I1 , . , 12, FFA, 10, 11: NANS SCOTT itlansyl Forever backward. Offices: JETS President, 117 Activities: Visual Aids, 10: Honor Society, 10, 11, 127 Comp Counselor, 10, 12, Invader Staff, 11, 12: Science Fair, 11, 12: Chess Club, 10, Photography Club, 12: Who's Who in American High Schools, 12. l don't mind work, I can sleep right through it. Offices: Sen- ior Class President, 12, Activi- ties: Baseball, 10, ll, 12: Bas- ketball, 10, 11, 12, Key Club, 10, 11, 12, Honor Society 11, 12, Senior Council, 12: FFA, 10, 11, Student Council, 11, 123 Boys' State, 11. I, Hans Scott, will one time bomb lguaranteed by Good Housekeepingl to Auburn Senior High School. l, Ed Segrave, will my Vino Vat to Ron von Ware. l, Bob Shetner, will Arvid Anderson's guitar strings back to h im. l, Richard St. Pierre, will my ability to get out of class to Mrs. Baker. l, Mike Swanlund, will my grades in Mr. Sabol's class to any- one that wants to come beck an extra semester. I, John Venzone, will my encounters with traffic court to Ron- nie Lange. DICK SULSER iAlka-Seltzer! What wo not talk. Month Cha Id I do if l could U Offices: Car of the i - . rman, 11, 12, Ac tivities: Senior Council, 12: Tro- ian Trumpe 12: Choir, 1 t, 11: Science Fair, 1, 12, 72 MIKE SWANLUND iFlea1 lf I ean't take it with me, l won't go. Activities: Auto Me- chanics, 12. en V4.1 JOHN VENZONE iGrape Vlnel All great men are dying. I feel ill myself. Activities: Track, 10, 11, 125 Football, 10: Student Council, 12: Honor So- ciety, 105 Auto Mechanics, 12: Boys' A Club, 10: Intramural Basketball, 12, JIM WATSON ALAN WILSON itlookerl JOHNNY WILSON illttle Johnl Girls iust aren't in my line. lf at first you don't succeed- Auburn's little man, Activi- Activltiesz land, 10, 11, 12. Oh 'well skip it. Activities: ties: Football Manager, 11, Intramural Basketball, 10, 11, Track, 11, 12, 13. 125 Ski Club, 12: Golf, 10, 11, 12, Choir, 12. l, Jim Watson, will my car to Budd G. l, Alan Wilson, will my lug io Ed S. l, Johnny Wilson, will my beer belly +o anyone who can carry it. l, Don Wesigard, will all my muskrai traps to Dick Westgard. I, Linda Merrill, will Bridgette Bardot io Tim. George, Don. l, Jim Cain, will my broken pencil and used paper to Jack Melton. I, Juanita Newell, will my tiger to Audine McDaniel. I, Mike Carnahan, will my elbowinq power under the boards +o Bones Weav- er. and my football socks to Frank Wagner. l, Mike llzrogl Ellis, will my litile black room to Tom Gnoinsky and Wally Goin. l, Paul Herbert, will my worn old text books to Jack Melton. I, Charles Mefteer, will all the things I never got from 'rhis school to anyone who wanis ii. I, Quentin Sannes, will my agriculture to some worthy junior. VERN BALLARD Why worry, there's no future in it. LINDA LEE MERRILL icuddleli Why can't there be more than one Sat- urday night in the week. Activities: Art Club, 12, Service Art, 125 Speech, 117 GAA, 12. TONY BALOVICH Always in the foremost seat. JUANITA NEWELL ilaby luttonsi Even girls are sometimes mischievous, and l'm no exception. Activities: Com- mercial Club, ll. JAMES L. CAIN uimy' Whotsoever thy hand findeth to do, do it with all thy might. JO ANN WALTERS Our commuter to Montana. Activities: Green Pepper, 11, 121 FHA, 10, 11, 127 Debate, 105 Girls' Club Cabinet, 12: GAA, 10, 11. Camera Shy MIKE CARNAHAN iDog Killerl Men of few words are the best men.' Offices: Boys' A President, 125 Boys' 10, 11, 127 Basketball, 10, 11, 121 Foot- ball, 10, 11, 125 Science Fair 1, 2, Executive Council 2. SYLVIA WILSON A little gal who rates. Activities: Art BILL FITZGERALD iBilly Bongoi His get up and go got up and went. PAUL HERBERT lt's the quiet mouse that gets the cheese. 73 DON WESTGARD iPickJ Wheaties did it. Activities: Art Club, 12, Intramural Bask- etball, 10, 11, 12, Science Fair, Auto Mechanics, 12. ROBERT RILEY ibobl Let n o t wornan's weapons s t a i n my manly cheek. Trans- ferred from West Seat- tle. Activitiesg Band, 12. DON HOLLENBACH lDon1 Earth's loss is l'leaven's gain. Activities: FFA. CHARLES METTEER iChuckl Some people get results, I den't even get iokes. GUY MORGAN Tractors and trucks will please me til' l find someone to squeeze me. JERRY TOWNSELL He says little, but thinks a lot. QUENTIN SANNES Offices, FFA Vice President, 12: Activifles: FFA, 10, 11, 12, Honor Society, 11, 125 Science Fair, 12. DICKIE SMITH fMympthJ School work needs some attention, but girls require more. Offices: Treasurer of FFA, 12. Acriviriei, FFA, Io, 11, 12. S- X1:'s 1 74 Cfx Hall of Fame ly, 5 , Most Likely To Succeed . . . Barbara Jones . nr 'TTU l Nm-1 Manx is 3 if . Bill Ramseyer Most Loyal Linda Hielmvoll . Alan Beard . Tony Nonan Prettiest Eyes . . . , Marilyn Vail . . . Bill Fitzgerald Most Popular . . . . Linda Adams . . Most Courteous . . . . Donna Beers . . Wittiest . . Gloria Nyseth . . Q 1 A63 ,T rrarrraar , A Q Q I Most Pleasing Personality . .Molly Kinney . . If ' 1 I 3 Best Looking Best Figure . Best Physique Best Dresser Prettiest Hair . . . . Gayle Schenck . . Joel McCurdy . . . Marilea Bourn . . . . Lynne Benson Janice Brown . Ed Segrave . . . Alan Wilson . . . Ron Ames . . . . . Sonia Taylor DeWayne Davis Most School Spirit . . . . Bonnie Robertson . Cecil Rackliff K? V Cutest . . l l Biggest Clown . . Most Athletic . . Rena Dray . . . Pat Fritz . . . . John Ribary . Gary Lawler . Jerry Foreman Gene Lindbo Mike Carnahan Dick Peterson Johnny Wilson Bob Shefner Richard. St. Pierre '1 V Arvid Anderson C? V K -- . j-,,J X ' Friendliest . . . . Loretta Tate . . . . ,lf ' E Most Pleasing Smile Janis Vig .... 0 9 Best Sport . . Sharon Hoffman . . ' 1 wx- Neatest .... Phylis Hartman . . HQ Most Talented . . Joni Lee . , , . K 'F H -1 I , ,. l One ot a kind 2 One and one makes two , 3 Drink up. X 4 I know something you don't know SA Women in the news SB Heard the good word7 6 We're going out for burlesque 7 It must be a lunny birdiee -Marilyn' 8 Call me Santa, 9 l'm the new French maid lO l just haven't a thing to wear ll Rocks collect barnacles we collect boys. l2 l've never been this tall before l3 Dont' you think you've had enough? cp Y f , , 5 Q9 75 Just one ot those weekly affairs What a prettv tonque you have, Sandy. I wonder what her name 157 Just heard some good gossip Having a tough time, Paula, The outdoor tvpe How about a Scotch C1 l'm crashing Hollywood Well, it It rsn't Tony' Pretty as a picture In the good old days My name's Phylis and phone number is Soda? l'm I3, and my How about that' An eightelegged blanket ll 95 G-B G , Karen Acteson ' , J l 4 Lawrence Albright f Q . nga 2, R- 1' ' A if Sandy Bourn 1. .., ,iz 15 x 4' as Q' B i , Dennis Barnhart f 1 EN ' X 4 , v Jean Brinson fggfzsg-sv 6 i , Jack Bernsee Q 45 ,ar W P Nr' Al Acteson Mary Ann Berrisford W Siva iqix X li Bruce Amundson Wi 1 iv, iefvv 'R Sharon Blacksmith JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISERS Standing, left to right: Mr. Donald Alexander, Mrs. Myrtle Law, and Mr. Erland Reep. Sitting, left to right: President Jerry Lowe, Secretary Myra Cantrell, and Vice President Steve Wakefield. JUNIORS ' M562 'Qt fir ,A Lilith Brown Mike Bollinger l 'A ,. ,mmm f'-ldvvvw Stl HICH STUBEITS CLASS OF 1960 1, ,. ,.., M ' 'hr M 'S Lindo Brown , fvyi, Q , f . gh B , , ,ii l- N , H' diff, ,H 1 A 2 AX gay., vb . X v. ' K ' ' Bob Burr Janice Burson 76 Darryl 4 I Lucy Bond ll V or 'A 1: 4 l .- A ' p Ya, . Q, William Anderson 4-if 1 .31 7 Sharon Bowles Murrell Barnes ,P iw lx I 'J i in. I 'X Q Joyce Brooks iii.. , I 4. George Chose N, mor Rik' xg , 4X f Q-we Qxl i l L SW K ' v f R .fe vars 7,..a0'5 .... be 15N '52 in .25 '.-L-pu' Slab' K 'in . s G4 if SPL X ,i , 'if --5 'sv Y -tlffg, 5 x. X 'Y .4 .9 Q? P . M 215' Q f --:L gr 'ASQ ' Avo.. ,Q , ,L I' PL' 1 T-NNW. l Myra Cantrell Buddy Sinclair Marlene Colby Gerald Cox Pat Corwin Vern Cummings Rosemary Cross Mille Dahlager Elsie Cruson John Evans Georgia Cruson Charles Fancher Linda Dalsgaard Jerry Felfman Lynne Dawson Bill Ferguson Lucille Davenport George Fritz Marilyn Davis Ralph Gnoinsky Barbara DeKay Tom Gnoinsky Carole Dempke Duane Goad Kathy DeSpain Allen Hagen Lorraine Divelbiss Patrick Hawkins Rita Dobner Mike Hayes Nancy Fallen Dennis Heisler Charlene Farrow Fran Hills Jackie Fletcher Mary Forsi Dennis Holt Rae Ann Fox Bob Hocllihg Sharon Franx Mike Kramer Vernona Gibbs Cyndy Gordon Lee LaLonde Betty Gosney Ron Lang Charles Lyden Betty Greer Tom Marx Judy Gunderson Susan Hanna Hollis Marvin Sharon Hartman Larry Martin Gerald McChesney laura Hassel Jerome Miller Nancy Holloway Nancy Holm Bob Morrow Kay Holman Don Neal Sherrie Holton Sidney North Byrdena Hoover s 'qi if W. 'Q' HA' lv WZI7, Nag., 'N-' isa I , . ..,. g x, , I .L Q, - 'ND ii Q Er e N 9 saga 'WHIP 'QI -5' Donna Huteson Bob Olson Mary Lee limo Wayne Parslow Sandra lsonhart Jerry Person Claude Pope Betty Jarvis Jerry Rambur Carol Johnson Joe Russell Don Ryan Karen Johnson Danny Sales Joan Kostkk Linda LeMay Dick Santerre Judy Lightle Jim Scobee Harry Skore Betty Lockhart Maury Smith Lorena Mamaril Jackie Snickers Sylvia Martin Barbara Malfhews Jim Sprenger Karen McDonald Bill Stocker Doralyne McMaslers John Stone Don Slucker Susi Meade Jim Thomas Carol Moore Corallee Morgan Philip Timblin Wendy Morgan Dick Trinidad Frank Wagner Goldie Moyer Shirley Monson Sharon Natwhara Sieve Wakefield Jerry Wo rren Judy North Doug Weaver Diana Oakes Ken Weisflog Lassie Payne J- use Rl' Y ' Q6 cfg ' iffy FT: 'se 'sv W ' X 1177 'friv g,,,.,,, F' Y A 'ik :'.r.!:.,i-If ' 4 A is 'ew 4 'Huw MVS is 3 Cn iplg uv' - 'N 5 A 6. 1 'g . N, if fi 'E - 1 Sims? h V, i W' 6' l G. ,A 5 Q ' 4. V car 4 I ill 1 'si - :S F V 4 .M t it -01 41 ig, Q ith' 1 il 'Q -Q. +2.33 '.,., P. ' fr, 3' 4 'X Eval Q-1. r t mr . fx, x W mv Yi' s r Linda Porter Terry Wetmore Pat Post John Wickham Ruth Postlethwaite Rick Wilson John Winter Ellen Rackliff Cindy Radawick Valerie Ray Larry Worden Clayton Wright Christy Rice Diane Riley Pat Rutledge Carolyn Sagara Pot Sage Gloria Scarpelli Carolyn Sargeont Maureen Schenck Betty Schrnultzer Carol Schoeler Diane Secrest Elizabeth Shuck Sue Swanson Georgia Tecra Marguerile Thayer Sharon Thomas Darlene Trepvow Mary Lou Trumbull Margo Tuengel Lila Vincent Linda Vine Rosie Walman Stella Warren Kathy Wehmer Mary lou Weller Sharon Werner Mary Williams Julie Wolfe Carol Wood Laura Woodbridge Pa! Zonneveld Fran Griffin Pal Lewis Gerry Healh Q1 YJ mmol suns i Kuihy o 1 on, lluodyl J. nag mu. 4 El-can Man 5 Livrlu cyan .yuh nag Appetite 4 zum, .N nngun. 7, Stopping Our n I wan: my Mqypo 9 I goo my Mcypo I0 rn. num go Pnnymg mv sum. ond my I7 syy..n-mn. ol 5.9m cm IJ Average rw. Agm u cyddyoup xny is Terminal P.-.fn 4:-was 16 Woody Wivhuui hu hair nombre! 17 On: :he Mmmvain ia lovely Hula Hana, uv My um. Ang.: ro rr. rn.,,..4f.yr zu comfwmbu. Judy? Nobody mm M .rpms wand-.ng an ny. Girls go b 24. maxim' sion. 75 Howdy. 11.4. . za lay. nm: vcmy Y f H5551 ivy Q-'O' vw M., ,pun '41, 49 'U 'V .1-my 'Win 'II-'D 51' Q' C 'ST1 Qrg Q- fkf f 4241? 'sb A52 ,,...4. 4, 4 ALL-SCHOOL SNAPS Gradn school dan. Ninth vrodl vromolion. lvl Mixhr Driilon . . . Cumpcu, 'his ix the limo io bn serious. I pop up in lhn mon unexpect- ed plans. Family ponraii. mg sr.qn.'A Dain' what :omu natchsrly, lomlmbur thai Durlf' I uin'I go! no body. Cindy and Sharon in the Brown- iu, Wharf: vin Thru Bears, Guldlv loclu? Thlx wax bolou I go! Godin. lllp it up. Duddlol The Furman in Oh: dull. Cui Ohm xwnllovud N10 canary. Banhful, Bonnia? Watch lor me In the lunniox. Whnro did you gal that tan? X ffhff Il' -6 wr TJ- EF' G- 1 ,, 5 r X I 5 4 ii' an Q' .-0' Elf 1' 51. is , 4- 1 Sl ni 'wi V.: if -Q 1: - lg.-633 - -'v s Q..- 2 we an-an Milme Boulo Barb Berruford Barb Bradshaw Tennison Brummel Bob Bruno Karen Brown Y ,ga 'W Q- Mary Beazley Paul Benson Barb Benedeni 3912: Tam Aspholm Carol Barre! Larry Benson Phyllis ace.- CLASS 0F 61 Sandra Buckley Gary Cuven Nancy Bunker Bob Cavness Carolyn Cantrell Berl Childs Jeannie Caslle 84 Viola Adams Jim Aaby Pal Allen Bill Allen Marjorie Balmer Advisers ti 'bv' S. X 179' Officers i , ' - 3' M W: y 1- 1 5 srl lg' ...,-- w 1 is - f Q' 05 'vw '...-,Q,q,,,34 - x1.f 1 'e l' ' ' 4' L I A ia new ' 3, YW . fix 5? nf' Dick wwgufa, van. mfaaem umm, cron-er, Presidenl cami mm-pson. seg -mm. an .. .Q ' . P, - - , 1.35, 'e3Q,' K - Mr. Dallas Zollinger Mu Helen Griffis Mr. David larin Miss Cecelia Kane Mr Dennis While Dave Colvin Kay Church Wayne Cook Diana Churchill Dave Corwin e umm, Crotker Put Collins Ron Cuddle Sue Conklin Wayne Cums Dorolhy Crandall Pnul Duggen be Af - SL 0 I I Willn Dahl corn., Cranford Ed neu Mary oqrlsderm 1.-rry Damey Num, nm., Rene Deed- 6' af of- wr . L Z3 kv, 3 'NK C' rw? df ju . N FD fi Doug Haugen Mary Greene Ronald Huywrr. cu-.nra. oromrer Tom Hthrling Joyce Hurnish Robin Hill u Jamie Fawn:-1 Gvovgv cw. Murerru Gonzales Fved Hansen Marilyn Goodman Mrrvruer Harvey Jour or.-xr s o N1 iq Q ii nrrrry sexo, ur.-,rme mecca, Gary orggs Karen Demon Allen Dobson or-...ry nur. Sue Drckmczn VD ?-5 MM so. lrprw edgu. Harold Gonen Audrey Funny Bill Gates Aluce Gifford Daw- Goodscn 4336 V A74 QM Q' Pm oyurrru Mary orggs Alan edwards Pa! Dorrney Dude Dvrrugrrr Ed Erxenbergel man Durr Dove Frunklm Mcrgorer Fallen Dave Fredruckson Joan Felvmmw .-F' H -i n 3, fi.: ' -ttt and , r ww X n 'Nr Dwck Fensver Jcmev Eby Cruug Fefiers 100' ,sf Q 5 A . ' 3 X- - . Q X r' .yk V- it Br' - -' A2 15 A xi ' r1 85 fin V win' 'oy 'i '9 S-5 it .ann sf ai F? rf'-s 4, gs Nr ' u A JF ,N In . --A' N 16' 'wif 'Q' We . I' 'Q in 5, 414 K in H . 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X J, it - ,A , . ,X 7 4 qu . . 1 5,6 0 George Prenovosl . - ' Am I Q - I wmlae McCall X Q 1, ,V X, Fred lzeanvllle ' N ,,:,r XA -P-,Q - sham.. Mccoy ' Leland Humbul , I , ,X X .af 1 ll f l l no.. new-.mo ,Af ll 5 Alice Mn., , . I I Paul mf- ' ' fr 1 . Beverly Mme. W-V 'Q 4 M .F .r-, ld' John Roberlson 1' Lorna Murphy , X .1 .. fig- 1' - . l U . .. Beal Rockey f ,W N Elclne Norikune Q. We 5? 'W 0 Alma Mena-len Ron Rogem A iv .,.. g y im 6'-W, X I ,, X a gi, ,R Charlene olve. ,125 'nv - I 5 lv , GW Rudp W .,A.. ' A W Q ' - . . A l wi l IZ X , :-':::::.lsgj42a:5,.f:-E H 'I ' x -.51llf'- 4. . , L 4 .6 2 di lorry Scovl ,dl V' F 'W - ' sell. Peacock 5 n 41, 3. ' rv. 1 Dowd samuel 5 , E Q an I Joyce Parker ml. sevefwll 55 X 4 K f I A A ' : . lows Phlelfel If y '- 3, X l ' l .A I' xl Weigel .Wlw-W -Z l , , 9 .4 Sw Charlene Pllalllps John samplan, GM I V f I I -7 g , Gordon Severson Penny Posl 1' . X X . . L, 4 F Ph'll' Gary spwwe 'fu-r - 1 51 1 1 Q. 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