Bethel High School - Bethelonian Yearbook (Spanaway, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1953 volume:

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C.. -1 1- If M 5 . ,W ws Eifw Awww- KWQNQ 'n f fi Q , 6' 1 THE NEW BETHEL HIGH Un NoxLmIxr 9 IM' t I n I I I1 I mmm tlu IU plLL.N II tht Bu my I' A IXK I IIIL hi I'I IIIIIII II LIIL XXL XKIIII I II LX II N ULII' VI' IIIILI L I I1 7 wpl III III III O I I III I XR I I IX IL I I IIII L IIIN III IIIU P I IIUI UII UI' UIIT Unk. III IOI' I II L ILI LIIIN Vx III VMI IISN IIYOLII I IIL II S IILXI I Il III I. IL I LOIIIIIII' yn 'II' L CII 'N t uuv nxnw I m IIILIIIOFIL tl uw IIIIILIIIIIIK' umm x IIIIIIIIL I ad Lduu B ET H E L ADMINISTRATION With a cheerful smile and a ready hand Mrs. Lorraine Huston has been busy this year helping faculty and students besides her job as School Secretary. She aids the Administration on school business by work and suggestions. Francis Olson handles the job of ordering and distributing supplies throughout the Bethel District. In addition to this he makes periodical equipment inventories, and over- sees maintenance of buildings and busses. With all these duties Mr. Olson shows a good sense of management. Earl Platt has the big job organizing curriculum and planning activities for high school students. Besides answering quesf tions of students and faculty, and the other million and one things that come to a principal. As his able assistant Robert Minnitti acts as vicefprincipal taking charge in Mr. PIatt's absence, and helping him during the day. Assisting Robert Minnitti and Mrs. Hus' ton in the duties of the oflice are a group of students that make up the ofhce staff, They run errands, file and otherwise make them selves available. X V Robert Nlinnitti, Earl XX . Platt A all re--q..,.,,.. Mrs. Lorraine Huston, Horner T. Anderson, Francis Olson To The Seniors of 53 Dear Friends: What you are taking with you as you leave the portals of Bethel High depends on what you believe about education. Education has two main purposes: UQ To perpetuate our Culture. QQ To progress to a process of growing and developing. lt is the latter we are primarily concerned with today. It concerns not only what we do in school but in the home and community as well. Your new high school is a shining example of community spirit to take you in and provide its very best for you. If you in turn have made the best of the opportunities provided you, outside of school as well as within, then you should be in position to enjoy all the fine things of our democracy with no fear to face the future. Homer T. Anderson, Superintendent Row I: janet George, joyce XVCIL'Il, joyce Loveland, Beverly Hague, Evelyn Hanscli, Shirley Loveland. Row Z: Melvin Motliersliead, Marilyn Smith, janet George, Claudia Larson, Slzirlex' Beaman. I , -.W K Y r .Q Q1 . Ma.. . ,jf . fab in 3? FACU LTY ROBERT ANDERSON :Xgr1cullx1rc. l .l .:X. .'XklX'lNL'l BETH BAR DXVELI. ROBERT IIINCH.-KM Bmlugy. Sclcucc. Bzukctlmll Cmlglq ROBERT GREGORY ANNA -IOHNSON Lllwmry. Hmmm' Clulw XRLIYINCI' DOROTHY KAPPHAHN Hume Ecrznmnlcf. Art. Small Busmcss Txanmn 'TB and Glfls Clulv :Xdviwr FRANK M. KELLOGG ll llllmlmxm. f,uml11crl1:1l. Pllbllx' Rclzltmns. Nlmlll Ncxxxpapcx .xml fxlllllllll .'XLlX'liCl ED KENRICK Hcrlltlu Amd RE.. Spumxh. Spannxln Clulw Adxmwx illllilflli DITCCIIJF CLARENCE KNAGCS Swclul Science. Plmm Clulf .'3ll.lYlNwQI Euglwlx. RE.. C1.A..'X. :XLlv1NL1 Band. cTl11ll'lIN. Slikkllll SCIVHLK EX Z4 I FACULTY Vice-Principal. Science. Mzmth. 'luriim' Play IJIIACCUJI1 Phutu Cluh Adviwr ED NlEHL Shun, Fmitlmll .uid Bzifclmll Cuaicli. LclLci'mcii's Clulw .uid Ski Cl uh Advi-cr vi , X . i 0 MARGARET NISTAD I 'J Viuil X L, kg 1 Dux ll X English. Latin. Latin Cluh Aclviscr. Scrum' PI: y -IOHN OSTRANDER Social Science. Psychology IRENE REED Cuiiiiiicrciul. English BETTY RUSK H4 imc Ecunumics. English MARTIN VAN DYNE Mathematics VJILLIAM OCONNELL nglish. Drama. Drzimxi Cluh Advifc 7 rj! X ij . fu 7 ff ak 232295 5 fw Awww ll? ,- ADDITIDNAL STAFF MEMBERS Stan Kvern and Luke Asper have been cadet teachers from Pacific Lutheran College at Bethel this year. Mr. Kvern has taught Biology and General Science under the direcf tion of Robert Fincham. Luke Asper has been teaching in Martin Van Dyne's Algebra and General Math classes. The students enjoyed having them this year. Above: Stan Kvern and Luke Asper. s At right: Al Gddddfd i Mrs. Tom Bullion and . Tom Bullion Below: Ed Neihl Ed Kenriclq Vv'illiam O'Co'rmell Mickey Otto. and Albert Bfezicha Mr. Al Goddard and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bullion are custodians for the high school this year. They have been very busy keeping the school clean. Tom Bullion had to leave his duties for a while this winter because of illness. Bus drivers this year have also been busy. not only have they brought the students to and from school but they have given of their time to take the students to games and other school activities. Tcrry Pipcr Viccf Pres. Clnrdun Bgirnn PFCN. Rink' I Diaiic Niclscn Bcwrly Smith Ewlyn Hgmnsch Ylnyu' L4WuI.ll1Li l3ux'vl'ly Hngllu Slnriuy Lm'cl41ml Tynnc fXx'ci'ill Nimlxuy TX4.lI1Liul.lX Rim' 2 Mzlrgic Millcr Teddy Ann Ottc l3cx'ci'lry King Shirluy Bcanngin Virgil Lynnf fmrmluii B.lI'ILl Mdrilyn L.n'wn I'Slll 2... STUDENT COUNCIL , 33 Trcgns. Shirlcx' Lf ww Rim' F Ken Olivo NVan'rcn Synnnnn Lynn Smith Hwwglrd VVINIL' l'.n1l L4iliiH'rt+m1 cnlI'yfXHlN11l1 Rmx' 4 Tcrry Piper Ilwc Rich Tuffy Plurnb Guy Andcrsnn Bcwrly Hagui 1.1 hlclvin Tw11wtlic1'NI1Q.ul IX1IIM.mwn ZZZf .1-a-I 1...-of ll jjfj f D n M1 licner, judge STUDENT COURT Student Court was zx new venture this year for Bethel students. With Dan Michener presiding as judge, john Kerr acting as Prosecuting At' torney. Warren Symmons participatf ing as Assistant Prosecuting Attorney, :md Shirley Loveland handling the paper work :is Court Clerk. several czlscs were tried. Thox who were convicted were sentenced to the unf happy task of wsxshing the walls in the long corridors of Bethel. 22 QNNXXNN CLASS OF '53 Soon after entering the door- ol Bethel Hi, ffla-- ol 1973 ax- e tlc Cl IIIN as i r hr-I ta-lx wa- the election of ofheerx. Lynn Sinn -'lumen to lead the claw through the year xx Southworth ax Veep. joyee Vleleh war elected t :een-rdx with Carol York keeping the hookx. Even thuurh zhtv were the -mallext ela-f in P- . ' 0. they made a good Nhowing in Student Body Three of the four ofiweex went to Seniorf: Barna. prexitlent: Terry Piper. yieefpresielent l.ox'eland. -eeretary. Social aetiyitief ol the year were headed l Senior Ball. un Noyemher ll. Shirley Love in Lynn Smith reigned over the dance with Vivian Marilyn Smith. Terry Piper. and Ken Schenk tendants. Theme for the hall 'xffarly Autumn rho:-en hy :lic claw The auditorium wa- decor hright autumn eolor- with trelli-es arranged the room. The next hig weial event was the annual play. The Night of january l6th . fomet i tirely new in the dramatic lield of Bethel. wa March l3, All three acts took place in a eou where Karen Andre. played hy Shirley Lovelan on trial for the murder of Bjourn Faulkner l employer. Attorney for the defense and the Pri 4 Attorney were played hy Dan Miehener and Bill --en. The ea-t gave two performances and 1 Karen Andre was found not guiltyf' Mrs. 'vi Nistad directed the play with the help of .lol trander. and Mrf Beth Bardwell. Senior aclviaer The Senior hoyx have been well represented held of aports. Those who have earned letterQ are Miehener. Lynn Smith. Ken Schenk, Terry Piper Lyonf. Dale Tibhittg, Gordon Barna. Melvin head. Tom Burslem. Ken Olive. Boh Kuper and Borden. Sehwesinger and Gordon Barna. oyee Sholner highest. heeame Salutatorian. Dan Miehener wax The Valedietorian honor wax -hared hx laeulty speaker and Bill Mattsen as elaxs spea er And fo, after a very sueeewlul year the Cli hidx goodhye and heeoline- the lir-t graduatin Bethel High. Senior Ollieerx: Lym Smith. Carol Ywrlq. .loyee XX'elt'h. Dirk Soillliteortli. Senior Ball Royalty. Row I:Shzrley Loreltmd. Lynn Smith. Row I: Vivian Daria, Ken Schenk. Terry Piper. Nfarilyn Smith. Senior Play Caxt. Row lf Hill Mtittaen ATQT' leue Xhhxtevnmi. Karen Nlefriec, Ruth Sur' brook. Patsy XX'mfd. fvlarlsne Ezrlm. Slnrle-v Liv1.'ela.nd. Viimu Dtu-is. Deux Huyex. Row 2: Terry Piper Dun Niichener, Boh Kuper. Boh Smith Bert Smith. Dale Tihhizzy. Vftirrevi Sf'771771U'll-Y. Lynn Smith, Ken Olive, Camera xhy were: fvftirilyn Smith and Ciortlon Burma, TYNN SEN IORS E AVERILL . . . Drama Club . . . G.,-XA. Treas' urer . . . Honor Club President . . . B Club President Girls' Club Officer . . . Girls' State Representative Tri'State Representative . . . Student Body Rep' resentritive . . . Annual Staff , . . Dance Decoration Committees . . . Band. GORDON BARNA . . . Football . . . Baseball . . . Letter' men's Club . . . Honor Roll . . . Hi'Y President . . . Student Body Secretary . . . Student Body Vice' President . . . Student Body President . . . Bethel News Editor . . . Assistant Activity Editor Annual . . . Sport Edit or Annual -Kmerican Le ion Sch c vt ....i g oJlA'ard... Citizenship Club President . . . Class Officer . . . Co- Valedictorian. DARRELL BORDEN . . . Lettermen's Club . . . Football Secr Baseball . , . Basketball , . . Football Captain . . . etary Lettermen's Club . . . junior Prom Commit' tee . . . Ski Club . . . Drama Club . . . Citizenship Club . . . Vice'President Ski Club . . . Honor Guard Class Officer. TOM BURSLEM . . . Lettermcn's Club . . . Football . . . Senior Ball Committee . . . Citizenship Club . . . Citizenship Club Ofhcer . . . Ski Club . . . Senior Play Stag e Crew . , . Drama Club. XVILFRID BURSLEM . . . Band . . . Tennis . . . Honor Club . . . junior Class Play . . . Bethel News Stall . . . Lunchroom Stall' . . . Librarian . . . Ski Club . . , Photo Club. ALDEN CLARK . . , Football . . . junior English Club . , . Senior Ball , . . junior Prom Committee. VIVIAN DAVIS . . , Class Oilicer . . . Girls' Club . . . B Club . . . Student Body Secretary . . . Senior Ball Princess . . . Dance Committees . . . Drama Club . . . Ski Club . , . G.A.A, . . . Senior Class Play . . , All' School Play. MARLENE ETTLIN . . , Senior Play . . . G.A.A, Sucre' tary . . . Drama Club Treasurer . . . junior Prom Princess . . . Secretary of Girls' Club , , . junior Class Treasurer . . . May Queen Attendant ...i 'K nnual Stall . . . Drama Club . . . B Club . . . Silver Tea . . . Ski Club. DON GODDARD . . . junior Play . . , Senior Play . . . citizenship ciais . . . Track . roafbaii . . Bethel News Staff , . . Sports Editor . . . Honor Roll . . . Lunch Room Staff . . . Hi'Y , . . Ski Club. DEV.-X HAYS . , . junior Prom Princess . . . Silver Tea Club tees. Girls' Club . . . Drama Club . , . Citizenship . . . Bethel News Stall . . . Decoration Commit' f1UR,'X NliXY Hlfllib Klnlf Vlub ffxtmunxlul' bl-lillblllil . 5llNn'I l'v.x . . , vlunuu l,llQllNll f'll1l w ROSETTA KEEKIH , , . f1l.1fN l'rQN1dunL . , Ci .Xu-X ljvp fflub . . . Hnnlu fflulx BEVERLEY KING , . , Gu-X.A ..,. ll fflub , ,.Tcnn1- Tczun . , . Hnnfu' Club . . . Stunlcnl C-vunqll Bu-mncn fxlzxnngcr Prctlwl New- . . . Lunclnwumm Stull . . l.ll'Wl'2ll'hlll . , llctlmul Xcxv Smll , , Sllxcl lm . , Dance fluurllnttccx BOB KUPER . . . l.cltcrrncn's Club . . . Bxxxlxcllnzlll . , , Bmcbnll . . , flltlzcmlxlp Club , , , XXXKINI-till Edunr 7 lllll 1 f'll Bcrlmcl Ncxu . 4 . lrcwdcnt nl Cflm- , . . xl ll' 3 3 ,,NN l'lzxy . . . Sensor ll.ly . . . -lunuu' Ellgllxll fflub I rc-ulunl . . El.llUlI'UlV.'xl1lTlILll . . . Band . . . Dungc Cinnunmttcc- DARLENE LAYCUCK . . . fllllI'.CllNl1lP Cllul' . . . Sxlvul 1 n l1 lx C lul Tm . . . Girl-' Club . . . Band . . . -lunx fr E g 7 N , w . . . lunuu' lnun Quccn . , . H1-nur Cluzunl . . . lm l5l'1ll'lAl-U . . . Gulf Club Trnpluy. SHIRLEY LOVELAND . . . SCHIUI' Bull Quccn . . Cflmu- nmun Dccnmtmn Cnnunlttcc Scnuu' Bull . , . SlllLlCl1l Bndy Sccrctury . . . Uubli Club PI'UNldCl1I . . X'llCC' prcfidcnt U..'X.:X .... c:1Y'Bl,lrll1CrN Mznrmaxgcr' . . Scnnu Play .... 'XllfSclwul Play . . . Ski Club . . Drguxm Club . . . XVlCC'Pl'CNldCI1K GlflS- Club . , , -lllNli'l' Prfuu Prlnccf- . . . Com-ml fflmzurrnun Srlxcr Tm . l'rcN1f Llcnt ff1t1:cnNlup Club , . . Hum-1' Club , , film- .5x.S.B.R, , . May Queen Pllllffbk . . . l-.1L1n fflub. CARL LUNDELL . . 4 vlunuu' Pllllll fhuunuttcu . , , Scnuv Senior Bull c:lllIIlllllYCC . . . Hgnmlbnuk fhunrumllcc. YlRUll. LYONS . . . Stunlcnt cltrllllfll . . . film- Ulllyul , . . Hx'Y Ofllccl . . . Bu-cb..ll . . . llmxlcctbzull . . . l.ct fL'l'lllCl1-N Club Ulllqcr . . Sclmu-l Buy I',lU..l, GEORGE fN1.'KNDEL.5x5 , , . crlllll-Ull-D lilly . , . SlllL.l4.'Ill Rcprcscntnt1x'v . . , Cf1t1:cnNlup Club .... -XllfScl1uul Play , . , -lunnu' Englm-ln Club . . . H1-nur Kiuzuxl . . Cla-N Olllccr. .'Kl.YlN fNl. xRlD0f1K , . . Bund . , 5r1'gcLnl1tf.lIfA111: J,. 'lul1un'ffl.:M , . . l5r.uu.l Club .... 'XllSll1u..l IIM BILL MATTSEN 4 4 4 Freshman Club President , . 4 Sophomore Class President . . . Student Body Vice' President . . . Drama Club President . . . Annual Staff . . . Senior Class Play . . . Class Choice Speaker. KAREN McGEE . . . Girls' Club . . . B Club . . . G4A.A4 . . . Perfect Attendance . , 4 Tennis Team . . . Drama Club . . . Senior Play , . . Citizenship Club . . . Lunch- room Stall . . . Student Body Representative . . . Ail- Sehool Play . . . Silver Tea . . . Dance Cornmittees4 DANIEL MICHENER . , 4 Football 4 , 4 Lettermen's Club . . . Honor Roll . . 4 Various Committees . . . Ski Club President . , 4 Photo Club President . . . Lettermen's A.S,B.R .... Citizenship Club , . . Viee'President Sophomore Class . , . Senior Play . . . junior Christma- Play . . , junior English Club . . .Annual Stalf 4 . , l'li'Y . 4 . Football Inspiration Award . . . Faculty Choice Speaker. MELVIN MOTHERSHEAD . . . F.F.A. President . 4 . Lettermen's Club . . . Office Statl . . . Basketball Man- ager . . . Student Council . . , Drama Club . . . Junior Class Vice-President . , . HifY 4 . . Senior Class Play . , , Citizenship Club . . . Lunehroom Staff . . . Dance Committees . . , Football . . . Boys' Club . . . junior English Club. KEN OLIVE . . , -Iunior Class President . 4 . Freshman Class President . . . Senior Play .... A llfSchool Play . . . Honor Roll 4 . . Football 4 4 . Basketball . , 4 Let' termen's Club . . , President Lettermen's Club 4 , . junior Prom Attendant. IONE PARKER . . . Cirls' Club . . 4 Silver Tea . . . Drill Team 4 , . Representative to University of Vkfashington . 4 . TrifState Representative Social Chairman . 4 . Dance Committees . . 4 Lunehroom Statl4 TERRY PIPER , . . Football , . . Basketball , . . 'lunioi Prom Prince . . . Student Body VicefPresident . . . Lettermenis Club . . . Senior Play . . . Senior Ball Prince NADINE REARDON . 4 . Cirls' Club . . . Silver Tea . 4 . Decoration Committee for junior Prom . . . Soplif Q omore Cl.i,s Secretary . 4 . All-School Play . , 4 Tennis Team 4 , . Chorus Festival . . . Bethel News Stall . . . Ski Club , 4 , Cveneral Chairman for Senior Ball. KEN SCHENK . . . Scliool Boy Patrol . . . Foolbilll 4 . 4 Class Otlieer . , . Lcttermen's Club . 4 , Student Counf cil. ROGER SCHMIDT , . . Senior Ball Decoration Commit' ICC. jUI-KN SfIHXK'ESlNGER . . . Hun--r Club . . . Gul! Club ffinnnnttee- .,., 'Knnual Stall .... in Edit.-i '.., Assistant Editor . . . Bethel News Editur , 4 . Decura' tnin .Iunnir Pmin , . . Silver Tea Cununittee . , . Latin Club . . . fi.. t,4'K, , ,Citizenibip Club . . . BN filub . , . Girls Club . , , c,H'XRlICdlCfUl'ldll. JOYCE SHOFNER 4 , . Hunan Club . . . I.lI'WI'2iI'lilll . . 4 I.unebmuin Stall . . , Dance c:llIllllllllL'CN , , . BU Club , . . Perfect Attendance , . 4 Cirlf Club . , . Annual Staff , . . Paper Staff , , . Silver Tea . 4 . Salutaturian. BERT SMITH . . 4 F.A.A .... Band . . , X lfC'PI'C4lCIClll of Sophomore Clara . . . Treasurer ul' Freflinian Clafx . , . Dance Cumnuttees . . . Senior Play. BOB SMITH . . 4 Senior Play . . . ,Iuninr Treasuiei Decoration Committee, LYNN SMITH 4 . . Fuutball . . 4 Bawball , 4 , hluniui' Claws President . . . Senior Claw President 4 . 4 Student Council . . . Lettermenl Club . . . Drauna Club 4 . . Senior Class Play . . . Annual Staff . . 4 Senior Ball King . . . HifY. MARILYN SMITH , . . Seniur Ball Prince-5 . . . Senim' Play ..,. 'K ll'Sclinul Play . . . Drama Claw Playf . . . Office Stall' . . . Silver Tea , . . Decuratiun Cununit- lee fur Semin' Ball . . . Girlf Club 4 . . Ski Club , . 4 Drinia Club4 DICK SOUTHVVORTH . . . x'YlCC'Pl'L'NldCIll uf Seniur Class . . . Secretary of FFA ..,. Drama Club . . Seniur Play . , . Hunui' Roll . . , Cununittee lui' -Iuniu PI'UIlI, RUTH SURBROOK . . . Senior Play . . . Seniui' Ball . . . Art Editor uf Annual , . . Silver Tea , . . Girl-' Club . . . Spaniib Club. VCARREN SYMMONS . . . Senior Play , . . Dance Cunt nutt-:cf . . . Student Cuuncil . , . Dmnia Club . . Student fllurt 44.i 'Xnnual Stall. STANLEY THOMSON , 4 . Pep Club . . Sennir Ball Cummittee 4 . 4 Handbuuk ffm-inniittee. DALE TIBBITTS . , 4 Citizenship Club . . . Band . Honor Club . . . Football . . . Letterrrien's Club . Dance Band Leader 4 . . Hi-Y . . . Junior Class Secre- tary , 4 4 Senior Play . . . junior English Club . . Various Committees. 'IOYCE XVELCH . . . Clee Club . . . Nonettes , . , Girls' Club , , . Drama Club 4 . . Girls' Club Secretary . , , Senior Cliss Secretary 4 4 . Drama Club Vieefpresidcnt . . B Club Treasurer 4 . , wlunior Prom Decoration Committec4 GLEN XNHITE 4 . 4 Senior Ball Committee . . , Commi lee for Senior Play . . . junior Prom Committee 4 Handbook Committee, MARLENE VVHITEMAN , . , Senior Class Play . . . Cirls Club . . . junior Class Play . . . Senior Ball Dance Committee . , 4 Tennis Team. JEAN Vy'RlCHT 4 , . Girls' Club . , . Drill Team , . Cliairman for junior Prom . 4 . Drama Club . . . Cituenship Club . . . Honor Guard . . . Dance Coin' iiiitteex CAROL YORK . 4 . Honor Club . . 4 junior Class Prcsif dent 4 . 4 Senior Class Treasurer , . . May Queen At' tendant . , , B Club . . , Ski Club 4... -Knnual Staff . . . C.A.A ,... Dance Committees ,..i Ax llfSel1ool Play . 4 . Librarian , . 4 Newspaper Stall . Drama Club PATSY XVUUD , , . Honor Club . . . Girls' Club . Drama Club . . , Senior Class Play 4 , . Nonettes. f' 34 f f?fNQa4, Quia . big fag 4 , f 'fi ,, Q . R '3lg44,,,f Q3-3' JUNIORS The junior Class entered Bethel as the second largest class in school. They ad' justed themselves to the responsibilities of upperclassmen with little trouhle and settled down to the year's activities with the help of Robert Minnitti and Irene Reed, class advisers. First was the election of class officers, Gary Allison was elected to hold the reigns with Danny Morris assisting in the capacity of vicefpresident, janet George was called upon to handle the records and Charles Brandfas had to keep the financial hooks straight. All five varsity yell leaders were juniozs Yell Queen, joyce Loveland: Dutchesses. joan and joyce Edwardsg and Dukes, Dan' ny Moris and Bob McDonald. To raise money the class made and sold pom poms to the Bethel Braves' supporters. The first big event of the year was Rest Assured, the junior Class play, given April 24. The mystery comedy portrayed a dream of Mr. Morlock, Gordon Hagen, in which Luige, Charles Brandfas, comes b2-IC!-I from the dead to get Mr. Morloclfs perrnis' sion for joe Linconi, Luige's son, played hy Gary Allison, to marry Mary Morlock, Eve' lyn Hansch. daughter of rich Mr. Mor- lock. In the dream Mr. Morloek dies and refuses to accompany Lucifer. Gary Ander' son, down helow, until he has prevented joe's and Mary's wedding. Mr, Morlockl family seems happier after his death and in due course of time and events Mr. Mor' lock repents. All is well that ends wellfi they say. The cast gave three performances and much of the profit is to go into tennis courts at the high school. The play was directed hy Rohert Min' nitti and assisted hy Mrs. Margaret Nistad, junior Class Officers. Row 1: Ylrginia Reard.m Evelyn Hmiicli. l5ei'ev'ly Hague. Row Z: Dtmn Nforvu, fidff' Alluoul janet fieorgei fflmrle' Bmfitifat, junior Prom Committee: fiortlon Hagen joyte Lovelmid Louise Reader, Pam fix. fhlgttlo .Nftmdelm. junior Play Cast. Row l: Sliirlex' licanitm Charles Hrtmdftis, Elaine Herr joyee Lor-gland Evelyn Hansch, Margie Storlic. Row Z: Pam Fzx. Terry AlCDff7'ldld Georgia Smalleg janet George janet Nfattren. Row 3: Felix Hrodigun. Gtzvy An- derwn, Conlon Hagen. Paul Lamherzson liar-. Allzxon. Row l: C. Brandfax. Lore' land. Arrnit, M. Buren. M. Goebel. B. Hague. E. Hanscli. C, Byrd, loan Edwards. joyce Edwards. L. Averill. Row 1: Andrus, G. Kerstetter, D. Dix, C. Larson. j. George. 1. Barbier. S. Beaman. R. Landgrebe. R. Goodm. M. Byrd. P. Boiferman. Row 3: 1. Kerr. G. Dalilberg. D. Baker, P. Lamluevtwn. D. Funk' liouser. P, Fix. G. Allison. G, Furliman. R, Allen. D. jupner. 0. L. Kleivin, Row 4: H, Dralqe. N. -lacolvson. F. Brodigan, L. Good' win. R. Hinote. W. Adams. R. Cameron, G. Anderson. K. fjllil' derson, B. Draper. il. Farren. img EU E C C: 11 a Z 71 if B??i3?27?m?553f gfa' Emi :. :f-L' Zum- :uv-F'pZE.2UQ-SU, 'Dug -S -4'fo.w'.E.:... Cng T'DZ2 '?'EET'x si r AQFSN1-won C' ' C1 'E 5 -3 ,N-1-4 s' grzgrs 5?2vZ.c 2:1525 fs Q.:.z..:- :'g RDQNIQ' psy- ,Us eeese, ms-Kiwi' ' gszve- E MU' g.fgFQ?'E:r'53?g 2'-2:-Nm?--1' .32 .:7-Says' SF '3'?fsri:n' 5' 5259? 53FC7'13! 5-93Qi? U. -... -ii GC Ii X N-......,..-...... CLASS OF '54 Of course the big dance of the year for the juniors is the annual junior Prom. The theme this year was Stairway to the Stars. The colors chosen were blue and silver with a large gold moon hang' ing in the sky. The ceiling was angle hair clouds covered with 2,000 silver stars. A silver stair case at the base of the stage led into the clouds. The orchestra sat in a cloud at one end of the floor. A rail led from the entrance hall into the auditorium where music notes on which the cherubs rested formed the pillars. The throne was a large star with two seats, the crowns were also stars. The King and Queen were Gordon Hagen and Vivienne Norman. Attendants were Evelyn Hansch. Bev Hague. jimmy Far- ren. and Bob McDonald. The -lunior boys are well represented in the field of sports. Those active in sports are: Gary Allif son, john Kerr, Angelo Mandelas. Glen Furhman. lvlikc Zaflino. Roger Cameron. Terry McDonald. Felix Brodigan. Malcolm Thompson and Fred Reed. ln scholastic ratings those 'luniors who made lionor roll are: llicliard Allen, Mavis Buren, Charles Brandfas. Virginia Rearden, Beverley Hague. .lanct George. Delores Mitchell, Margie Storlie. 'lovee Loveland. Roy McGothin. Paul Lamhertson. Diane Nielsen Delores Rich. Wanda Streeter. SOPHOMORES Anxious to start in a new school. meet friends, and return to their studies the Sophomores, ninety strong. formed the third largest class in sehool. Starting the husy year oil' the united Roy and Kapowsin elass elected popular David Rich as their leader with Gene Ketter asf sisting him, Vvfanda joy McLellan kept reeords of happenings while Vkfalt Leigh managed finances and Teddy Ann Utterstad represented the elass at Student Council meetings. The first event sponsored hy the elass wa- an initiation party for the incoming treshf men. The party was enjoyed hy the fright' ened trosh as well as the revenging sopho mores. Being a ptuliticallyfminded class it was naturally represented at the Vvfestern Vsfashington Student Congress. Ruth Eiseuf herg and Dick Kraiger hecame elass reprff sentativcs and congressment for the event. The highlight of the sophomore social season was the elass tolo. The theme, Younger Than Springtime. was appropril ately earried out with the auditorium deco' rated as a spring garden in hloom. The flowers for the danee were donated hy th.,- generous hulh farmers of the Urting and Puyallup valleys. Tarriee Averill acted ss chairman of the event with Dorothy Berk... Kathy Corhett. Cathy Holt. lvfartha Mtzlf nix and Audrey Lindherg as cofworlfters. The rtsoureeful popcorn machine as well as dances and halve sales financed these var! ious activities, hut mueh of their success is due to the capahle leadership of the neverf tiring elass adviser, Rohert VI. Fincham. Row 1: V. Frame, B. Buring- ton, Brounl. R, Eisenberg, Kidd, XV. Guin, G. Goebel. S. Hillman, A. Dalilberg. A. M. Lian. D. Laridis. Row Y.: S. Games. H. Hicks, I. Kerstetter, 1. Barsotti. B. Barker. O. L. Clark M. Gehring. N, Holden. D. Cooley. M. Larson, T. Averf ill. Row 3: XV. Loras. M. Far- re'n. L, Curtiss, D. Eddirigton, johnson, jupiter, D. Berka. K. Corbett, A. Lindberg, D. Krazger. Gardener, Row 4: S. Corh, WL Leigh, C. Ketter. f. Fisher, G. Curbow, D. Durham, V. Becker, B. Bruner. Row l: B. Roberts, B. Smith, W. j. McLellan, B. Van Dyke. P. Mattsen, M. Skance. L. More- head. L, MCNickolas. M. Vin' cent. B, Smith. Row Z: R. Mar' felle, D. Stare, G. Waldewi, McCullough, W, Otto. G. Xkfal- lace. T. Parsons. M. Mulnix, D. Seeber. T. A. Otterstad. B. Mull caliey. Row 3: R. McAllister, D. Rich, j. Wright, R. Meyers. CF. Vvfilliams. Schiemer. A. M1Cl16' ner, XV. Thompson, G. McDrvrt- ald, T. Tihbxtts. CLASS OF '55 Sophomores were known on the gridiron as well as on the maple court and baseball diamond. Among the class athletes were: Gene Curbow, Gene Kctter, Walt Leigh, Allen Michencr. Dave Rich, and Larry Symmons. Sophomores' names also were found on the honor roll. Those scholars include: joy Barsotti, Oma Lee Clark, Kathy Corbett, Ruth Eisenberg, jerry johnson, Vivian Frame, Mary Jupiter, Joann Kidd, Dick Kraiger, Marilyn Larson, Anna Maye Lian, Audrey Lindberg, Waiida joy McLellan, Teddy Ann Otterstad, Beverly Smith and Thorne Tibbitts. Class rings were ordered in the spring to ensure delivery the following September. just one more step towards being upperclassmen. lb C 6 . S 'U kd 'tai ' 7' T .5 s RQ H 1 ' 1 l : ' ! ' 'Q W Q' '9 x D, dm J' 2 Freshman Class Officers, Row l: Danny McGraw, 'Indy Lyons, Nickey Nfandelas. Row 2: Howard Furzkhouser, Norm Stanke, Howard White. FRESHMAN CLASS On Septemher 5, 1952, the freshman class, 127 strong, entered the doors of Bethel High School for the first time. The largest class of the year. Taking the step from grade school to high school in stride they settled down to the important husif nsss of the year. Election of officers came first, Howard White was elected president and hegan his term in office immediately. Howard Funkhouser was selected to fill the position of vicefpresident. Judy Lyons used pencil and paper at class meetings while filling the post of secretary. To keep money matters in order Danny McGraw was chosen treasurer. To keep such a large class in order Norman Stanke was chosen sergeantfatfarms. As a class representative to Student Council Nick Mandelas kept the frosh well informed on the latest happenings. Also at this time freshman yell leaders were elected. The freshman hoys participated in a freshman county league and needed class support. Patty Thcmpson, Louise Thomas, Bonnie Wiiiters and Barhara Cope became yell leaders to lead the class in cheering their team to victory. The next big event was the frosh initiation party given by the sophomores. Although rumors were heard around fortelling all sorts of evil punishment, thc freshmen found it wasn't as hard as expected, in fact, it was a lot of fun. Row l: M, Gorman, L. Guin, D Clark, D. Harding. S. Bejfa. C Calvin. B. Cope. S. Binlzn, D Baker. Row 2: D. Hopkins, C, Hilthruner, R. Gehring, Hoag D. Eckhardt. S. Hilderbrand, I Holmes, M. Felkiris, C. Guxtiv. . Bruriough. Row 3: B. Gallup . Bennet. M. Byrd, D. Hughes underxon, Hicks. M. Dean Dgcr, D. Chadwick. Row 4 . Conway. Calhoun. D. Bel den. Dick Belden. R. Clausen. H Fimkhouxer, D. Davenport, X' Atkins. XV. Brandfax. wppoa Row l: C. Olson, E. Laudette, N, Meyerx. M. Murray, Sue Nix' on, B. jasper. M. McFadden. M. lvlCDonald. N. Mandelas. Row Z: Danny McGraw, Sally Nixon. B. Moslgal. B. Parloacxkie. R. Klenren, L. Karanaugli, L. Olin, 1. Lyons, S. Morehead. Row 3: R. jarvix. L. McGee, j. Plumb. R. Martin. B. Moebius. R. Pret' tyman. S. johnson. D. Nlorvis. Row 4: C. Lenz. S. Kerr. C. Metzewler, C. Laxslie. IW. Kinder- lgnecl, Mll.Yg7fPL'K. D, jorgen- mn, Dennis Mcfiraw. Row I: F. Soittliivortli. D. Wright, B, XXXITIICTN, M. L. Wil- liams, L, Thomson. P. Wallace, W. Snyder. S. Splane, K. Welch. Row Z: D. Wellan, C. Rexsler. P. Thompson. C. XValden, K. Thompson, P. Renolds. M. Shof' ner. Tice. I., Williams. Row 3: A. Sartam, H. Vv'l1ite. R. Redforrl, D. Rauch, P. Xxvlllldffw. L, Weaver, L. Thomas, C. Sm'- enxon, D. Tromblee. Row 4: S. XX'inge, D. Wllitwell, M. Whit- tle. T. W7l1llZlC.9Cj'. XX'ymer, N. Slanlte, B. XVet:c'l. CLASS OF '56 In sports the freshman girls won in three major sports: basketball, volleyball, and badminton doubles. The boys organized a basketball team under the eoaehing of Ed Neihl. Those boys were: Charlie Bennett, Howard Funkhouser, Nick Nlandelas, Danny MeCr.ixx', Dennis IvIeCraw, jerry Plumb, Gene Ressler. Arlie Sartain, Kenny Thompson, Howard White, and Tom Whittlesy. They lost two games. In football the freshman football team split the season, two wins and two losses. Players were: Van Atkins, Dick Belden, Charlie Bennett, William Brandfas, Tom Brunaugh, Bob Gallup, Don jor' gensen, Sandy Kerr. Rodney Martiii, Danny IvieCvraw. jerry Plumb. Ron Prettyman, Cvene Ressler. Norm Stanke, Kenny Thompson, Howard White. Pete XVilliamson, and Forrest Wright. On the aeademie side the freshmen were also very aetive. Those who were on the honor roll were as follows: Prucly Vv'allaee, Tom Whittlesey, George Vsfalden, Judy Lyons, Connie Olson, Sally Nix' son, Carol Sorenson, Donna Clark, james Calhoun, and Stan Carnes. Margaret Nistad, lvlartin Van Dyne and Clarence Knaggs aeted as class advisers. The 1953 Bethelonlan was made poss1ble by the followlna busmess hrrns lndlvlclual cltlzens and CIVIC clubs who have acted as sponsors for tlus annual TACOMA Aba Daba Ponders Comer LA 4716 Highway 99-Mr and Mrs Parlacoskx Where your 5c stxll buys a cup ot cottee Anderson Lumber Co 9813 Pacxhc Ave GR 7311 Ardens Farm Co 824 South K St BR4128 Ash Motor Co 9415 Pacxhc Ave HI 5100 or HA 5533 Aunt Iens Place 84th and Park HA 9514 Beutel Busmess College l105' South llth Brad Bannon Insurance 3808 Yakima Ave H1 8474 Buck 6: Sons Tractor 6. Impl Co Buckley Kmg Funeral Service 102 South Tacoma Ave BR 2155 Burnett Bros 924 Broadway BR 3128 Busch s Drlve Inn Congratulatxons to the Semors C and G Radxo Supply Co 2502 5 letterson Ave BR 3181 Cammarano Bros 2307 A Street MA0132 C C Mellmger Funeral Home 510 South Tacoma Ave BR 3258 Central Bank Two convenient locatnons to serve you Sxxth Ave MA 8191 K Street FU 2555 Clmton Hull Prmtmg Co Dependable Prxnters 933 Commerce St BR 4445 C O Lynn Co 717 Tacoma Ave So MA 7745 D111 Howell Sporting Goods 929 Commerce St MA 5555 Tmcher s Pharmacy 8239 South Park Fern H111 H1 3344 xnakmg a total ol 147 sponsors TACOMA 22 Flavor Ice Creamery We Make lt We Specialize m Gallons 8038 Paclhc Ave The Foundatlon Shop 919111 Broadway BR 9424 Galbralth Motor Co 2705 South Tacoma Way HA 3349 Golden Dragon Cafe 5413 South Tacoma Way HI 6000 HA 9777 Gordles Used Cars 105th and Pacxhc Ave lohnson Candy Co 924 South K St BR 8504 Lou Iohnson 755 Broadway BR 5115 Iordans Sunbeam Baker 54th and South Washington St HA 4451 Rt 7 Box 291 A E Long Inc Insurance Rust Bldg MA 4158 Lund s Flor1sts 9021 Paclhc Ave HA 4419 Lundell Trucklng Rt 7 Box 438 GR 5351 Rolland Lutz Studro Congratulations Seniors Mahncke and Co Iewelers 919 Broadway Meadowsweet Da1r1es 2421 Pacxhc Ave Mxckeys Flshmg Tackle 5915 South Tacoma Way Moler Beauty School 1139 Broadway BR 1420 Monte Vlsta Motel Apts Weekly and Monthly Rates LA 9248 Nlesen s Unxon O11 Products 722 South 114th GR 5120 North Pacxhc Bank South Tacoma Way TACOMA North Pole Lockers 6 Meat Mkt 98th and Portland Ave GR 8181 Ping s Garden 3015 South Tacoma Way H1 5237 Plper Funeral Home Inc 5438 South Puget Sound Ave HA 3353 Ponder s Umon Serv1ce 12825 Pacrhc Hlghway SW LA 2441 Quallty Kn1tt1ng 737 St Helens MA 5581 Rheta s Flowers 4818 Pacific Ave HI 8491 Rlght Way Auto VVorks 2549 leflerson Ave BR 4022 Rolllns Auto Wreck1ng 10805 Pacxtxc Ave Ross Florxsts Sears Roebuck 6. Co Broadway at 13th Seldens Inc 1141 Broadway Serv1ce Hardware QS Impl Co 1545 Bay Street FU 2409 St Paul 6. Tacoma Lumber Co 733 East llth St MA 5181 Steldels Super Market 8402 South Park Ave HA 8822 Steve s Cale 61 Smorgasbord 5238 South Tacoma Way Tacoma Engravxng Co 921 Market Street MA 7166 Tacoma Whxte Trucks Inc 2719 South Tacoma Way HA 4471 VVash1ngton Hdwre tSports Shopl 924 Pacxhc Ave BR 0311 West Coast Grocery I G Young Grocery Airport and Waller Road GR 8573 The Statloners Inc 925 Paclhc Ave MA 2153 s I - I Y . . 114 Puyallup Ave-MA 4117 1 1 Lime Dine' Cafe south Park at sznd-HA 5294 Q ,4 M' 'M ami THE BETHELONIAN STAFF With Frank M. Kellogg adxising. Boh Kuper. Editor. and -loan Schwesinger. Assistant Editor. drew up the dummy copy for this yearls annual. This they turned over to Watlt Leigh. the Makefup Editor, for the purpose of making addif tional copies. Vifarren Symmons sent the statl and the Senior Class out to Sell sponsorships while Bill Mattsen and Shirley Loveland handled hnanee-. Karen McGee was Circulation Manager: Ruth Surhrook Hlled the position as Art Editor. and Dan Michener gathered snaps. Lynn Smith handled Puhlieity with the help of Marlene Ettlin. Sports writer was Gordon Barna. Class Editors were: Seniors, Tynne Averill: juniors. Terry McDonald: sophomores. Kathy Corhett: Freshman. Prudence Vifallace. Rohert Miniiitti took time oil from his classes and also worked after School to take and print most of the pietures in this annual. The whole stall has appreciated his help very inueh. .Also Nils. Margaret Nistad pr fxi- lliead iiiueh oi tire Cllpy. Betheloman Staff. Row l: Kathy Corbctt. Cordon Bama, joan Schiuesmger. Prudy W a l l a c e. Shirley Loveland. Tymie Averill. Row 2: Karen Mt'fiee. Lynn Smith. Terry McDonald. Ruth Surbroolt. Marleiie Ettlin. Row 3: Dan Michener. Walt Leigh. Bob Kuper, Wlarren Syirimonx. Bill Mdll.V871. Bethel News Staff. Row 1: De- lores Rich, foyce Loveland, Wan' da Sweeter. Shirley Arnold, Leah Averill. Row 2: Shirley Beaman. Delores jupiter, Gordon Bama. Carol York, joan Sclzuminger. Row 3: Don Goddard, Bob Ku' per. Nadine Reardon, Donna Baker. Beverley King. THE BETHEL. NEWS STAFF The Bethel News. the school newspaper. this year was put out by .1 competent stall' under Gordon Bama, Editor. The hardest joh. that of Business Mztnager. went to Beverley King. She had to balance the hooks Send hills and in other ways handle the hnances of the Bethel News. Assistant Editor was Boh Kuper. Proofreader went to Joyce Shofner hrst se- mester and Delores Rich second semester. News Editor. who assigned news heats and made Sure news was in on time. was the joh of loan Sehwesinger. We the Students. a popular feature. was done hy Delores Rich and Wanda Streeter first semestei. Donna Baker and Delores jupiter second semester. Feature Vkfriter was Shirley Beaman. Society Editor was Vfanda Streeter. Sports writer all year was Don Goddard. .'hdXCI'lirlI1g Manager was Shirley Arnold. Reporters wereg Nadine Reardon. Carol York. and Leah Averill. Frank M. Kellogg advised the Bethel News this year. cl gp, ap Km S v 1 3 HI-Y The HrfY Cluh is under the leadership of john Ostrandcr. The officers are: President. Gordon Barnaz Vice' President, john Kerri SecretaryfTreasurcr. Paul Iiamhertson. Student Body Representative. Virgil vons. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The FFA. of Bethel is directed hy Rohert An- derson. The officers are: President. Ivlelvin Mothershead: Viccfl'rcsidcnt. jim Farren: Secretary, Dick South worth: Treasurer. Mickey Farren: Reporter. Gerald Vvfaldeng Sentinel. Leonard Goodwin. Hi-Y Cluh. Row l: C. Brandfax, V. Lyom. Ci. Bama, T, MeDm-iald, P. Lambertson. Row 2: L. Smitll. D. Tilvbittx, Kerr, M. Nfotllcrxhead, T. Plumb, D. Goddard. F.F.A. Cluh. Row l: F. Wright, G. Hilthruner, U. Tremper, G. Walden, B. Nfolnius, L. McGee. Rove Z: 1, Hicks, W, Brandfas, D, jorgenson, G. Met' zener, R. Marcella 1. Favren, Row 3: M. Farren, UI. Fzsher, V. Atkins, V. Becker. D. Durham, M. Motlicrxliead. Row 4: j. Calhoun, D. Srvzzthwrvrth. I.. Crloodwm, D. Modalil. M. Napora, N. facohxon. Row l: XV. NfcLellt1n. B, Hague, Nl. Buren. S. Hdhmm. R, Keecli. Kidd. R. Eisenberg, A. M. Lian, M. Storlie. T. Averill. Row 2: Scliuemiger, Nl. Ltirxon. L. Slnifner. D. Rich, XY. Streetcv. Loveland. D. Nielsen. V. Reardon E. Hanxcli, B, Smitlz. Y, Frame, Rovv 4: A. Lnidhcrg, K. Corbett. P. XK'ootl, Hirixotti. T, A. Otterxlad. C. Larson. U, Bama, B. King. D. Fix. U. L. Cltirk C. York. Row 7: D, Mieliencv, Nf. Nupom, D. Tll1l71It.x, K. Nfcfriee, XY. Burslem. jollvrson. T. Tihbitrs, P. Lam- lvertson, D. Kmiger, M. L. jupiter. To encourage scholarsinw among the students of Bethel High School an Honor Cluh was organized. Memhersluip is hased on l . . oint system. Points xvere counted lor semester grades as lolloxx-: A79 points. B 3 points. C -l point. :X student must have earned 31' points a year to he eligihle. Miss :Knna johnson advised the cluh. Une vear inunhcrslnp ieceixe- a one har pin. two vear niemlaeiship receives a tvvo har pin. three year inenihership receives a three har mn. tour vear rneinherslnp receives a torch honor pin, Those seniors xxho received torch pins this year are: Gordon Barna, Tvnne Averill. ,lovce Shoiner. and joan Sehxxcsinger. Chrlf Club Olllccx'-1 Shirley Lnrcltxml. lmut-lu FIX. Nltnxlyn Ram' I: T. A1-enll, P, FIX. Vvfelt-ll. H. S7Tlllll, V. Da1'1.s . N ,. , Row Z: Lureland, V. Franlc. Scl1u'exn1gt'r, Slmj'11cv' Ldrwn' blmlw Bwnhml Kidd. VJ. hlcLc'llt1n, H. Hague. S. Ltweltmd, M. Slurlu' Row 3: T. A. Ottsrxtatl F. Sclllnvx, Geurge. VU. Strsetvr, D Dlx. D. Nxelxen. C. York, D. Rich, E, Htmvcll. Ruxx' -4: K B Nlcfllec, D. Bulger. K. Corbett. C. Ltxrfmnt, L. Rctltlw-. li. Kmg CI. Smtllluy. M. Ettlm. S. Bcmmm. The llI'Nl Gulf Club nl Bethel High Sqlwul una- lurnuctl llllklfl thc 2ldX'lNfll'Y nl Musa D-vrntbv lxnpplmluw III thc lull nl 1951. Thu club lint under wily' ulth thc zlbnxc lIlllCCl5. On IIBII :Nlily 7th In the XPIIIIQ nl tht- new yc:u'. llctlxcl Hugh xvltm'--ctl I U N V 1 ' the llr-t annual Silver Tru. The thcnw tlnx ytnu' Wm IIIHllIL'l N Bcllwl lllllx AB flllll' It -l Nflllfl' illll'-l I'I'IVll lI I'I c'I'lN gumc land and Wm mwlcd Um Wnh glmmcwh Hum thu PAM. Club. Mclnbcrslnp If nttzunctl by Cilflllllg vm tll' mum- pnuntt nl thu nure-cry xhymcs. Thc tex hut been il tmdmtmnn ral' Ku' Tllcsc PUIIIU WCW Ulllllfd 10 Cfmllllmfff- lllllffx- Ilflwlllf' PUXKISIII for the piwt twenty yczuw and Il Ir tu be caumcd un 'Ch l5iINlI'P- and f'ttQIId1UICC- Tllls YCQIV lIl'V CW '- lfVf-'IN' I'l lt Bcllwlv il late start. thc club N HCLIVILICS were l1ITllLCC.l. Mus lxnpplmlun the club'wz1dx'1scr. and the B Club lwpc tu get ol'l'I.11 in bcltc. 5turt next ycur. Rum' I: A, lJJlIll7z'7'!H Y Xnrmtm, li. Yun Iiylgu li. HI4I'I'l7'lQ' Rum' I: li. Hague. Nl. Hzzrvn. A Nlfmdclu.-, R. l':.xu1ln'rg S run, Rum- Ig ID, X1Lfl.tgv1. D. Sgylvw' P, I,tlmln'rzwn. Nl, lmlfluvttl. Run' 2: T. Mt'Dff11ulLl. R. Allfn. Stl1114'.m14gt'r KzntlarlQm'tl, El Haw' l l.1l'I't'lLl7lll Ruw 3: fl. Autlfrv-'vt ff. D,xl:lbt'v'g l ju .,1. ,.,, I L. jupmzer. P. Fw. SPANISH CLUB LATIN CLUB The Spglnnh Club nl Bethel Hugh Sclwul wut n1'gg4uu:cLl Tlnx yuan' thc Ntudcntx Lnlung Latin l and ll lnrnwd ll III Uulnbcr. I972. IIN puzpu-Q lx Irv cruzltc nntt-It--t III .I llucmggn club In pI'UIII1ILC mntcrcxl III the lgumguglgn. l.1ngu4ugt'. Tlw IIICUUIIQN xxtrc Iwltl un Tut'-Ll.ny ul LXUIY wt-cle. Tlw club held IIICCIIIILIX alntl ouch flaw tuuk turn- pl.u. Tlw club had wx'cr.1l Spzanlxb p.u'lxc- .Intl nlutlu .1 nnu- bunk IIIII1 IIICCUIIHN. At the lu-t IlIk'L'llII,Q ulllfcl- XXL'Il' t'lcctt'cl ul the ycauix txt-rk. 'l-lucy .ur QD lnlluxxm Prcfldcnt. Cary Andclwng X'Ia'k l,In'kZ The Iflllccl- xxcrc: lJl'UNItlL'lIl. l'zlul l.Aunbc1'lwn: YWCA clent.Bcxc1AlyHzu1uc:Scum-t.uyfTrt-at-mercr. ljxun l 1x. N1illQ.llL'L ljlfxliltilll. llsnrbam Yun Dy-ku: SL'CI'L'lQiTl'rl-Il'ilNlII'CI'. XVIYICIIIIC Xlxtutl Qldvlrcgl tht' club, Ynrnmni .Ind Student Budy Rcp'Qw1ltznt1u'. limnc Xml-nn Tht club -wmurqd .I lnnxltf. TIN Lint LJAYN ul lhun W-.I . , l. . 1 I lfgl lNL'lII'1ik XKAN -1LlXlNCI. I-I ran-c luntl- lux' luturc flu-x u-c. .JW a 3 i 0 Z-: , , T iff T 5 Row l: Darrell Borden, Lynn Smith. Glen Furliman. Clary Allison, Terry1VfeDonaltl. Cordon Barna. Virgil Lyons, Angelo Mari' delay. Row 2: Terry Plumb, lkfelrin Nfothersliead, Leroy Curtrys. 'lohn Kerr. Gene Curhow. Dale Tihhitts. Doug Eddington. Ken Ulzre. Row 3: Feiltx Brotirean. Terry Piper, Dan Nlicliener, Ken Selienlq, Dare Rrelr. Vlalt Leigh. lioh Kuper, Roger Cameron. LETTERMAN'S CLUB This year the Lettermen's eluh started out hy electing officers. Those elected were as follows: Ken Olive, presif dent: John Kerr, yieefpresident: Boh Kuper, secretary: Darrell Borden, treasurer: Dan Mieheiier, A.S.B.R. The Lettermen's Cluh hought Tfshirts with Bethel Braves printed on them. and wore them with pride. At hasltethall games a few letterrnen acted as ushers and made students keep pop and popeorn out of the gym, Vyfith our new school the lettermen aeted as monitors in the halls and kept the students from dirtying the walls. Inspiring his teammates and also heeause he was very aetiye in foothall, Dan Miehener was awarded the ln' spiration Award this year. To raise money and inspire sehool spirit the Bethel Lettermeirs Club sold red rihhons with Bethel Braves printed on them. Roxy l: Pat Boirerman. joan Edwartix. joyee Etlreartis. Yu' Row l: George Tremper Carol York. Virginia Reardon. joyte enne Norman. Boh jaxper. Roxy 2: Dan Nlxeliener. Karen Loveland. Annette D.1lilln'rg,X'ir'ian Den-is.5lirrleyLo1'elautl, fiioitierwon. Darlene Cliatiwielg. Hilary hletzwier, janet Roxy 2: fault Hielqx, Marilyn Smitli. Pamela Fix. Holi MeDr-nf Kfattxen. altl. Xiarlene Ettlni. Slnrley Hcaniart, Pete Xlaltyen, Roxy 3: Dan Xlleliener. Tom Biutsleni Dlon Godelarti. Danny Xlorris, jerry jolznson. Nadine Reardon. To stimulate interest in photography as a hohhy and as a B profession the Photography Cluh was organized under the leadership ot' Clarence Knages and Rohert Minnitti, The Ski ffluh xxas organized for the tirst time this year The tnenihers learned how to take pictures properly. ani to encourage students to take .ietixe part in outdoor sports hoxx to dexelop anu Pllnt them. particularly skiing. The club otlieers are: President. Dan Miehener: Yipef The elnh was only ahle to rnalte one trip to the inountain President. Dennis Modahl. Seemetary-Treasureip Vloyee Edxyardv this year heeiuse they eoultl not rind transpoit.ition. They Student Body Representative, Terry Pluinh. nope to make se'vei'.il sueh trips next year. V Nleinhers do not have to ltnoxx hoxx to -lei to turn. in filer the eluh would prohahly help inany xxouldfhe skiers Io 1.3.11-11 the art. V x , S 'fiigggttp .4 ., ,. 71:11 :fir Q.. ff Ruw I: 1. PLIVIQUT. IJdl'1N, T. Arwllf. Cf Slxnfnrr. R. Cfhmdln 2 iv, 1, R, . U5 M, .f . .3 5. Twllcn. D. . B Cf. Brm1dfa.x. yrd. Rmx' 21 Huym. S. Lnlwfmld. Y TW. Smith. P. XX'4mJ.w. fr, N1.nldclux. N1. Byrd R4-xx 3: D. Hnmicwl. H. NTJZl.xL vI XY. Syn1n1m1x K. 01111. L Smith NT. Elllm, Ci. Kcvmlellca. Xyflglzl. Rum 4: D. NTU' Lhlhl. D. Cwdduvd. C. A71x!c'IJ1, K. Nfdlcv H, Mwzllwwllmld A. Nf.J7'dUCIQ. G.A.A. Tlw pxnrpuw uf Cf.:X..'X. IN L11 NIIUIIITQHK' llxlcrwl in gulx .lthlrllu m ICI-UTC txmc nclxvxrmx. amd Lf. xlzmdnrdxzu amd pwf umm' ldcaxlx of health along xutlw xpurtxrnuwlwlpfh flu- vczu' QJNA. mc! um' nflcrmmn .1 wcck amd thc glrlx PJll'llClPilIL'd m thc fUHllXK'lI1Q -ports: basketball. lmdnuntnfn B NlI1gllSS2iHd doubles. slwfflclmurd. table tcnmx. fufdmll. gnchcry. x'ollf:yPmll. jullcyball. :md tunnbling. Polntf czumcd fm pm- ! IICIPIIIIIIIW m the ZITWUYC Npmts xxcm inward- an U.:K.fX. lsltcx Tlw ycar thc DI'.lI1l.l Hub hm hccm wry .l!llX'L'. Tlwy pm tm, Q., pumtb the mx! WM- A .HIPC ,Ur 54, PMN. thc Nswmi fm .cyqrnl mwcqut play. mcludmg 11 Clwrwtrmmx pmgrgmm im. u,KH A G.A.A. pm ,UQ q,, Plumb the third Wm. .md M thc the lmgh Nfhllfll, AM-11 thrccfnct play. Thr Pcxicct ldwtf' Qmj My thx, ,Umm Wm. IIN HMNMIMIHN im H.u.,M.N Uh, Lulu m thc sprung Llurcc rmfrc rmcwlct play wmv glwn. All thc 5P,,,tX,,,K,,,.l,m A-Mm,-lj. K rlcdll. lwxx'cx'Q1'. Nhtbllld Hwl gn lu tlwwu wh-w Img! .xctmg Pllffx, Tlw ftugc crcw .md thc wt mon had Ifllplvlfillil rwlcx. tcm. A1-1+ Ntudcm dll'CfLU1'f. 1c.adv1'- and p1'mnplc1Q dcwrvu mmc clcdlt. Thc publicly ummmmtlcc xxlw made PM-lUlx .md m , ,, , , lm .IL ,N ld ,Y Vd 1 x ll .X LIE dnv. ,xi Il dn LU h R-'xx I: lg. NHATMLI1. H. Ihxguu. X. Darn. 5. Lw1'ulLnui T. UNH X Q i MIN t tu P Q' 1, H k-Qu l W HT . ,l L lil fx'l'c'TlH. NT. Slmflic' C. H5Td. Rmx' 2: I SL'hLl'L'Yl'llQCT. LU1-pf -1-.-:1'1.i1 ik..fxxu. on., -11. ..1 dx .. , QQ jC'5fm'fHgwllfmfkfv' ' ' 'W' 'L UU In mmf. 12. mn jx. bm-vm j.g11L-mf. 51. Hymf. P. Bwu num. Rmx' 3: f1,b17lLlH:'j NI, llmlm. L. fxfc11'm1. T. A Utrrf' mm I Nfullxwl, D. Dxx Cf. Ymfi D. Nxclwn. Rww 4- I7 lrfmiilfd. R,N1Jfuc.I'. l:.x.A. Llfldfvurg. Tx1.M1lhf. K. Clmhcrl B. Klum. S. Hwnlml. Row 1: Miss Dorothy Kapphalm, Kathy Corbett, Diane Lamblqui, Carol York, Carol Upsahl, Vrrgmra Reardon, Joyce Shofner. Darlene Laycock, lone Parker, Shirley Arnold, Mrs. Larson. Row 2: Don Goddard, Melvin Mothersliead, Alvin Mardoclg. Boh Stiedel. Wilfrid Burxlem, Hilary Met:.erier, Nadine Reardon, Be1'crlc'y Kung. LU NCHROOM STAFF This year the Small Business Training Class has done an excellent job under the supervision of Miss Dorathy Kapphahn. Mrs. Larson also supervised while filling her post as head cook. The class planned the menus under the old adage variety is the spice of life. But, of course, they had to budget and here they observed a penny saved is a penny earned. Then they prepared the food, often a day ahead of time just as old Ben once said. never put otl until tomorrow what can be done today, Once prepared it had to be served, attractively please. after all, it has to look good enough to eat. And then came cleaning up time. They all knew where not to be at the right time. Seriously, though, Miss Kapphahn, Mrs. Larson and the class did a swell job. Row I: XVauda Strceter, Darlene l.ayt'0clq. loan Scliuetingcr, Joyce Sliofwieri fiaitlr XValdeu fvlargie Storlie. Row I: lkielrm Mothers' lit-al, Xkaljiriti Btcrxlem, Pat Tliorrzpxon, Cit1YiPl York, Etnuce Mcfilee, Hetlv Mulcaliev. LIBRARY STAFF T W The library staff, instructed by Miss Anna johnson, not only checked books and magazines out to students in study hall: they also unpacked, listed and shelved books in the library, typed and Hled cards, cleaned shelves and rearranged books. It was one of their jobs to cheek out text books and arrange shelves in the book room. Along with these duties the staff arranged displays pertaining to various dates and seasons of the year which were shown in the library. Row lx Nl. Larson. E. Hunstli. R, Keecli, S. Totten. S. Hillman. l.V,Dd1'lv.Y H. Smith, Siig N1xim,T, A1-grill Ro,'iift Ciregory, lJ1i'ct'toi'. Row 2: D. Cocltlurd. P. XX'ooil, M. Miller. D. Clzutiuiclq, H, Multuliew, litimozti, Kcrwlcltcr. W. Sliojivicr. XX't'lcli. Kidd. Row 3: K. Culclimu. K. Uiuiderxmi, D. Berlin. D. Mt'Cotil. F, Scliloxx P. Tliomr' you A. Mrifullougli Muttscvi. T. Averill. Row 4: T. Pipe' D. Soittlitrovtli, A. Nfurdoclg, lX'riy1ltt. XY. Lvigli. XY. Adams. XX . Tliompstm. XY. Syinmom. P. Lmnhertsoii. M. Zujfinu. CHORUS How ithout it good singing scssionf' This ycxtr thc Bcthcl Chorus had plenty of thcni. Sixth pcriotl ulniost any day of thc wcck found thc forty or so nicnihcrs of the chorus singing singing cycry typc of music from Baclfs religious music to the lattcst popular tunes. In this popular liclcl Mr. Gregory cxpcriincntcd in arranging such tuncs its 'Sitlc hy Sidcf' I Believe, and Song From Moulin Rougcu soincthing ncw for high school singcrs, :intl sonicthing cnjoyathly worth continuing. l'crforin'1nccs for the ycxtr wcrc yzirictl and intcrcsting The chorus sung at thc tlctlicattion ccrc' niony of thc ncw huilding. entertained att itsscnihlics, czirolccl through the school hulls att Christtngis linic. sung in tht- cycning l'.fT.A. Christmas progrgun, :ind participaitcd jointly with the hitntl in tlit- Spring Music Conccrt. Thc fine work of its two atccotnpitnists. Nlttrilyn Larson and Gail KUI'SlClICl'. contrihutcal to thc succcss of hoth rchc:1rs.tls .intl puhlic .tppc.ir.inccs. This yc.ii' Bcthclls chorus also pl.iyctl host to ovcr tour huntlrccl songstcrs rcprcscnting tht- six othcr high schools in thc Picrcc County Class lcgtguc. This gqiyc Btrthels group at chzincc to coin' pam' inusic.tl cntl:.tx'ors with thosc of thc othci' schools. Thu cornpiirison proyctl tlmt. .tlthough h.iying hccn orgginizcd only tl ycgir cairlicr. the chorus wits clcycloping into 11 musical group of which the school rhoultl hc ycry proud. Picturc :tt right, left to right: Putty Tliomp' son, Twice Averill, Tying Arm-ill. Christmas program: Beverly Hague, Danny Morris. Bethel Dance Band. Row I: Hob Kupev, Prudy Wallace, Dale Tibbitts, Marilyn Larson. Row 2: Dick Kmiger, Dare Rich. DANCEBAND Gi w A new idea that really caught hold this year was the g Bethel dance band. lts formation gave some of those students 4 6 I X who were more interested in popular music a chance to learn xg the ropes of dance hand work nrstfhand. The practical ex' 'X pericnce gained through playing for several dances. plus the fun involved indicated that this little group was here to stay. BAND This school year of 195253 was one of real progress for the Bethel Band. For the first time since consolidation the group had the feeling of being The Bethel High Band. And that feeling paid off! Rehearsing the entire band together, having the fine facilities of our new building, feeling the satisfacf tion that goes with progressff-these things started the band on its new road. Under the leadership of Robert Gregory, the band's thirtyftwo members furnished the music for many activities. It played at all home basketball and football games, at the dedication ceremony of the new building, performed at assemblies Cincluding an exhange assembly with Yelmj, and participated in several evening programs including its annual Christmas program and Spring Concert. The band mem' bers were especially proud of the job they did at the Pierce County Class B Band Festival- -a big step forward! Speaking of being proud, we musn't forget the new uniforms! Most of the largc purchase price was raised by thc wonderful efforts of the High School l'.fT.A., and the rest by the band itself. The final result was the fineflooking set of crimson, grey, and white uniforms seen in the picture. Row l: B. Kuper, Sully' Nixon, D. Ttlvlnltv, V. Ilvartlmi. D. Nielsen, U. Wallace. Row 3: D. Eddington, A. Mardtit'lg, XX ellan, P, Vxfallace, D. Rich, T. Tibbittx. D. Krtiiger. Row 1: P. Lmnlzertxon, L. Curlisx, F. XVriglit, T, Wlitttle.wey. L. P. Fix, D, Wriglir, M. Cioehel. Andrus B. Purlotieoslqi, D. Vvleaver, I.. Mt'licr. H. Fioilqlioitwr, R. Prettymun. AWARDS nan Sclzwesmger CnValed11to'r1a'r1 Gordon Bama CoValed1ctor1an Annual Award mrrnalmn Award ll four ye lrs ol hlgh school he 1111 her oan Schwes1ng,cr ha comp1led grade axerage of 18 to become Co Vdc d1ctor11n of the Class of 1953 She ha earned 46 Cf6d1t9 1n four years majormg 1n Engllsh Hlstory 1nd Art l01n also shared the Annual Award th1 year for outstandmg work a ANN1Nld11l Editor ot the Bethclonlan Beslde h acadermc record om has heen x ry rctlxe 1n school 1ct1x1t1es and cluhs Complelmf., hrs hlgh school work wlth 4 cltdlt Gordon Bxrnr n untuned 1 b rxerage rr our years to h ue 1e honor of betommg COVBlCd1LlLlfllI1 l the Class of 1951 He also recewed the ournahsm Award lor lllk work .1 Ed1tor of the Bethel New In l'1s four years at Bethel he hcld sexeral ofhees ln Xdfllllli classes and tluh heslde hcmg a four year letterman ln Gordon s umox year he was Student Body V1c l fCN1ClL11t Dan Mlchener Facultx Choate one Sho ner Salutatonan B11lMamen Class Chmce The srncerlty personahty md honesty of Dan M1chener won h1m the xote of the faculty as Faculty Cholce Dan s w1ll1ng, ness to help when needed to do more th ll rlce h1s sense of humor and lr1en 1 ness has made h1m popular w1th hoth th faculty md student Cm enslup Award oyce Shofner one of four student tn mamtaln Honor Club status rll four years 1 the Salutatonan of the Class of 19571 o ce totaled 47 credlts wlth a gra c po1nt ueragc ol '4 6 durmg hxgh school majonrg, 1n Enghsh Art and Hlstory oyce al o was awarded the Clt1zensh1p -Xward lor her w1ll1ngness to cooperam and help others her loyalty and honesty She ha al o had perfect attendance all through high thool and she earned 7000 pount rtte se ec: 1 1r u iward The Cla ol 1953 chose Blll Mattaen a the Class Cholce speaker at commence me-nt Blll s genume frxendlxness sense of humor and per onallty has won hlm mans frlends and resulted ln h1s rccenmg thc award B1lls popularlty ha heen demon trxted hy h1 hemg, cletted to xmou offices and other 1ct1x1t1es durlng hrs three ears ere 1 resmmrn year wrs 1 Cloxer Park 31, Y 7 W la 2 5 5 ' l ' cl I ' ' ' 1 V . 1 'S ' il 0 ' 'S, 1 1 1:4 z' 2 ' ., ' f Q I 3.' 1' 'j fa f 1' tl- ' 'z .. .s ' ' f 'L oA 's ' 's. 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I 1 . 1 I ' s to '1' a Sp 'zl Cds' Cl h AWARDS Ken Olwe Sportsmanslup Award Darlene Laycoc Gxrls Club Trophy Ken Ollve has been utecl to YECBIVC the boys sportsmanshlp award He was named for hrs outstandrng aportamanshlp hrs athletic abllxty and hrs loyalty Ken IS 1 three yerr lettermm ln football and ba ltetbull Ken 1s well lllted by both the torchc 'md hrs termmxtts The glrls chose as the most worthy gxrl of Bethel Hlgh School Darlene Laycock Thxs choice was based on her outstandmg qLl3.l1tlCS that she pobsesses necessary for thls honor Her frrendlmess gracrousneas sxmpllcxty manners md loyalty to frlend and school hue H1 :de Dlrlenc worthy of hd.NlI1f, hcr nunc cngraxcd on thc Hurry Sprmklcr Gxrls Club trophy blmlcx Lmeland Atmmes Auard Bob Kupcr Atlrletzc Anand Carol Nnrlg Spovtnnanslup Auarcl Thus year the -Mtrxlty 'Xxxard went to 1 xery cle erxmg Lrrl Shrrlex Loxeland Shrrley ha been xery wctne m all our tears of hugh school holdlng, xarroua of llces and honors n her enlor xelr h xx Btu cnt Body Secretary md Girls Club Presrdent she had the female lead m the Senior Play and was Scmor Ball Queen Durmg her four yenr ol high thool Shnrley earned 'OOO pomts to retene a special Glrls Club 'Xxsard Annual Award RCQCINIDQ, txxo mud thrs yeur 1 Bob Kuper He wa chosen as the outstanding Senior 1thlete to reccne the 'Xthletlt 'Xxmro Bob recencd sexen letter rn four yerrs four ID baseball txxo ID ha ketball an one rn football Bob loyaltx an lrt mm hrp hut xxon hun the re ett c1dhlp mf t coumc 1 le mmm ilu Bob al o rtcened the mnual Hurd for hr xxorlt as editor of thc Betheloman u hx Semor year The girl sportsmanship award went to Carol York for her sportsmanshzp lo, alty and farrness both m sports and other actlxltre Carol has shown xnterest rn G A 'X by her partlclpatlon ln all sport offered and her cooperation vuth other Sh ha trulx shown herself deserxm f thm honor V . 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' ' x Slditddbl- The 1953 Betheloman was made po slble bv the lollowmg busmess fxrms 1nd1v1dual cmzens and ClVlC clubs who have acted as sponsors for thts annual PUBLIC OFFICIALS Iohn H Anderson Mayor of Tacoma The Pnce of Progress 1s Trouble Mrs Ruth Bethel County School Supermtendent 504 Court House lack Elxck Chret of Police of Tacoma A Courtesy Deed Today May Save a Lxte Tomorrow Bob Gleason County Commlssloner Pxerce County Court House Dr FrankH Iames Prerce County Coroner Court House MA 7121 L R Iohnson County Treasurer MA 7121 Paul Newman County Commlssloner 3rd District Harry Sprmker Prerce County Commxssxoner Court House PUYALLUP Buster Brown Shoes For Boys For Gxrls Buster Brown Shoe Store B Y Motors Dodge Pl! mouth 812 North Mendlan Puyallup 5 5434 C1t1zens State Bank Puyallup 5 6666 Cleman s Furmture Inc 201 3rd St SE Puyallup 5 5115 Elhot Cleaners 110 E Meeker Elvms Department Store 109 No Mendlan St makmg a total of 147 sponsors Hogan s Super Market Isaacson Truck Company Internatzonal Trucks Sales and Servrce 102 Puyallup Ave BR 8401 I C Penny Company Puyallup 5 2173 Larson s Puyallup Furmture 302 S Mendlan Puyallup 5 8282 Moreland Motors Puyallup 5 6601 Newell Hunt Furnlture 113 West Stewart Pup allup 5 7735 I H Pohlman Vanety Store 101 Mendxan Puyallup 5 7151 Puyallup Branch Seattle FIISI Nat1onal Bank Puyallup Radlo Chmc 2nd and West Mam Puyallup 5 6116 Ray Bock Equ1pment Compan 11th and Rwer Road Burr Gregory Pamls and Wallpaper 111 South Mendxan Puyallup 5 7313 Shaub Ellrson Company 1902 Pacxhc Ave 5th and E Stoner s Sportmg Goods 110 E Stewart Ave Wlllow s Servlce Mendran and Axrport Road ROY H L Wolf General Merchant Roy 103 SPANAWAY Andersons Chevron Servlce and Garage 176th St and Mt Hlway GR 6465 Barga1n Basket 167th and Mt H1waN GR 3371 Dons Barber Shop and Sportmg Goods GR 7082 Herman s Food Store 162 and Park Ave GR 8213 La Pergola Rt 7 Box 312 GR 9951 Logan s Servlce Orchard H111 GR 9930 Loule s Shell Servlce At Roy Y Rt 1 Box168 Prettyman Heatlng Servlce Econo Arre Furnace 147th and Paclhc Ave GR 7869 Ruth Y Cale Mt Hlway and Roy Y lntersectxon Graham 7 2181 Spanaway 5 and 10 165th and Pacxhc Ave GR 8322 Spanaway Meat Market G A Kmg GR 8215 South End Plumbmg Wm Rxghettl Near Roy Y GR 4100 Y In and Out Rt 1 Box 461 GR 7641 Y Umon 78 Servlce Station Barsottz and Txmm Rt 1 Box 482 A GR 6780 , . 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Allrwi .Nlitlit'utiig EJ ,X'lr'lIl lludrll Rim' 3: Tt'r x Pi!-gr IJ.i7i jxfi.lir-ritw' I-Kylix lSYUtl1Q,l7Ig Tum liilrxlcni Kun .5r'ln vil-Q 19,11 L' Huh, Hifi-.l.in l'l.igrii liiili Kiiprr. BETHEL GRIDMEN TIED FOR SECOND PLACE ENDING UNDEFEATED The hnrdffighting gridnimn nl, the 1952 scasun nuns thrnugh with :1 tic for sccnnd plxtcc in lczmguc Dlav xvith .in undctcattcd rcwrd. Couch Ed Nichl found .t ttxnn tuning him with push. determination and it spirit xvhish cnuld nut hc hrnkcn cvcn .ittcr .1 series nl tough hrcziks. lt was c..rlv in the stxisiin that Durrcll lluixlvii. lulllmck: Glyn Fuhrnmn, hack: Kun Olive. bargkg .und Terry Piper. cnd1 rcccivcd scriiius injurics. This l.rilcd tn st--p thu Braves xvhn q.nnc through with thrcf xvins .ind thrcc tics. XX'ith high spirits, tht- Bintvcs dftmrt-d E.1tnnvillu ISN in the Hingis gztnic. Fur txvn yc.irs this has been an annual event. The trophy passwd tn the winner is to prumiitc grind spi-rtsiniinship. 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BETHEL HOOPSTERS PLACE FOURTH IN LEAGUE PLAY Finishing one of the most thrilling seasons of Bethel High School, the varsity squad proved to he successful. With the help of our good crowds, and the help of our yell leaders, they displayed their ability to put Bethel on the map. Out of a tough schedule of fourteen games with fast teams, they won eight, The Braves ended tying with Peninsula for the A league district tournament. Though thrilled and determined, the Braves lost the playoff for the league tournament to Peninsula, 9647. Waili Leigh led with fourteen points and Felix Brodigan with eleven points. The three main reasons for the squad's success was its spirit of determination, its fight. and its une selfish team work. Coach Robert Finclium Assistant Coach Ed Niehl Bethel vs. Vashon The Bethel hoopsters opened the season on Decemher ll. defeating Vashon hy a score of 57136, The Braves were in the lead all through the game. Ken Olive was high point man. leading with 17 points. In the return game of Fehruary lil. Bethel won hy a score of Vlfil. The Braves were in the lead all four quaiters. Felix Brodigan made I4 points. heing high point man. Bethel vs. Peninsula Cn Deceinher I9 Bethel went to Peninsula and lost a heart-hrealier hy a score of 48'-13. Bethel was ahead at the half, 21720. and one point hehind at the end of the third quarter. Gene Ketter led with li points. The second game was one of the most thrilling games of the season. Bethel won hy a score of 5755 after going hve minutes overtime. The score at the end of the game was 52152. Felix Brodigan was high point man with 15' points as Gene Kettei and Dave Rich each piled up ll points. Q 2 f f 1 Q Q WWA' f MJ .,,, -. .,,,. ,ZZ , wg , I fag ff Q, 95 3 if , W 3 1 5 I 2 'FP' E43 PM 4 ,1 if Ly 5-gg A fy I yy ! o Q fx gum? X D r qi r ig. 1 M Aa Li ww 1 IZ ai R?7?,. K if , ! N 41 ' ir L, 3 '?f:f'5L A 5 Lf g ' -K,:' :' ALS ID 'iw 1 ell Border an P rfor Joh V1 n Kprr Glen Fu Vman .QQ C5 .4 Walt Leigh ,, ff ? A 'K 'J f X J ff' ,, 'Q 'a - --,1 3 ,.w ' ,sb Y I+ x H, x LZYTLI. Smlifx if M 'V ,-.ly 5 af f f ! , Q - X 'A '- xv 4 1 . Danny McGraw ?' - v ff 'S I J Q 1' 4 5-Q ,,A'A- Q 1 i of XE ?P1I'Y Anderson rm 15, E1-'f v fl..- xii? v Ag., . 16 .. 43 4?f an ul Row lz Bob Stiedel, Howard White, Eugene Ressler, Denny McfFrau'. Gordon Barna, Darrell Borden. Malcolm Thompson. Danny MCGrau', Glen Furliman. Row 2: Ed Niehl, Coach: Fred Reed. Lynn Smith, john Kerr. Gene Curbow. Gary Anderson, Walt Leigh, Bob Kuper. Bethel Baseballers Have Hopes for First Place This year a wet practice season confronted all, hut the Braves started the season in high spirits and showed great pride, looking forward for a good season, They had high hopes for championship until the fourth game when they were defeated hy Eatonville after a hardffought game hy the score of 452. The pitching position was shared hy Boh Kuper and Dan lvIcGraw with Darrell Borden and Gene Resslei' catching. Witlw the stirfest competition already hehind them and only three games to play, the Braves should come through with a second place standing in the league. Ed Nielil. Couch A .M A Belhel 2 -Ealonville 4 The Braves were defeated in the last inning. This game meant a good lead lor championship lor either team. Eatonville got their runs in the second and seventh inning. The Braves scored in the fifth and sixth inning as Boh KLIPCI. Glen liuhrman. and 'lohn Kerr hit douhles and was ahle lo -cole two runs. Boh Kuper pitched a sexen hitter. striking out eight. summarizing the game. Bethel scored two runs. four hits. and live errorsg Eatonville scored four runs. seven lllls. and no errors. Befhel 2 - Peninsula 4 The Brives started out the seusun with tuugh luck. April 8. .15 Peninsular vvnn hy il senre nl 40. Dtlll MeCrz1w pitehed ll sevenfhitter, striking nut 5 men. ln the seennd game Mtrleulni Thnnipsnn hit L1 single and NVHF halted in hy Gene Cllfl7iJXk'.S single. In the sixth. Thtwmpsun again scored hitting il zi single and sented nn errors. The Braves gut 3 hits and 6 errors. 11nd Peninsula gut 7 hits and Z errors. Bethel 9 - Oriing 3 The Bethel Braves defeated Orting Cnrdintils 9 tn 3. April 14. its Buh Knper pitched 21 twnfhit gziine. It all started in the first inning as the Braves piled up at tour r1.n le:1d. The Braves secured two runs in the seennd inning Qrting scored one run in the hrst. une in the seennd. and une run in the last inning, Glen Fuhrnizin, Vvlgilt Leigh. and Lynn Smith were the pnvverhtnises for the Braves :is they itll hit dwnhles. As fur the surnrnzrry. the Braves gut eleven hits. nine runs. rind three ezrurs. Orting gut txvn hits. three Vlltis Rlllll fnnr L IAl'4'iI'4. Befhel 3 - Fife I The Bethel Brzives deleuted lille Frfl nn April 21. .rs Binh Knper pitehed .1 lA1lllIA'l1lllCl'. ln the third inning Knper vvarlked and vv41s hit tn third nn Gary fxlllslill-N single. They were hnth hrnnglit in nn Unrdur BZtl'NJl-N duuhle. rngtking the sewre Z l. Fife -wired une run in the tillth inning. heing theit frnly senre, The Braves again seured in the sixth as Nlzrlenlrn Thninpsun hit Il triple und st-rle hunie un tl vvild pitch. .'Xs lu-r the NlIIIl'IhAfy. the Bixives had three inns. Irwin hits. .ind 1-ne error. File gut une rnn. turn' hits. .ind une errni, BETHEL SERVICE GROUPS Bethel P T A Presxdent Mrs Ben Kuper Secretary Mrs Ed Draper Elk Plam P T A Presrdent Mrs Fred Anderson Secretary Mrs Robert Wnght Graham Grange No 962 Master Mr Nolan Nelson Secretary Mrs Nolan Nelson Kapowsm Elk P1a1n Preschool Presrdenl. Mrs Betty Shaw Secretary Mrs Dons Walsworth RoyP TA President Ira Redford Secretarv Marge Wedel Spanaway Preschool Secretary Mrs Talbert Long CLOVER CREEK Raymond Corbett 6. Son Loggmg Contractors GR 6653 ELK PLAIN Frank s Place Rt 1 Box 361 Kuper s Korner We Delxver Fme Grocenes GR 8031 or Graham 7 7444 Lovelands Used Cars Mt Hrghway at Loveland GR 3904 Mllly s 3 miles South ot Roy Y on Mt Hxwaw Mt H1ghway Serv1ce Rt 1 Box 255 Thorne Tlbbxtts Auto Fire Lite and Accldent lnsurance Graham 7 7427 Woody s Market GR 7532 Spawn The 1953 Betheloman was made poss1ble by tne followlng busmess mms 1nd1v1dual c1t1zens and c1v1c clubs who have acted as sponsors for tl'11s annual makmg a total of 147 sponsors FREDRICKSON Fosters Grocery G Feeds Food tor the Hungry Dnnks tor the Thxrsty Phone GH 6525 GRAHAM Dun Rovm Inn Rt 1 Box 570 Erlcksons Graham Garage Graham 7 2221 Tom s Grocery Grocenes Gas Fuel O11 and Feed Cold Storage Lockers and Meat Cutting Graham 7 2273 MIDLAND Mldland Gas 6. Fuel Company 98th and Portland Ave M1dland Shoe Repcur Qualxty Workmanshxp Best Matenals If we cant repair them throw them away 98th and Portland Ave Mldland Thr1ftWay For Your Every Day Food Needs 98th and Portland Ave PARKLAND Comphments ot Armstrong Poultry Paclhc Ave GR 5524 Blue Spruce Serv1ce Rt 3 Box 824 127 and Pacrhc GR 9996 Brookdale Golf Course Rt 7 Box S23 GR 4400 Brookdale Lumber Company Rt 7 Box 125 Castleman Insurance Agency Natronal Bank ot Wash Bldg GR 3226 Damel s Hardware GR 3171 Dryer Mortuary 220 South 134th St GR 3300 Inc General Electnc Home Applrances Parkland Brookdale 13022 Pacmhc GR 5609 Compl1ments ot Glad1ator Serv1ce l22nd and Paclhc GR 9946 Laurmat s Apparel 409 Garfield Ave GR 5317 Lloyd Dxllrngham Serv1ce GR 3040 Lucky Sales 61 Serv1ce 135th and Pacxhc Ave 24 hour Towlng Servxce GR 8688 Mt V1ew Cleaners 134th and Mountam Hlway GR 3261 10234 Pacxhc Ave Parkland Cleaners 11004 Pacxhc Ave GR 3221 Parkland Flonst 125th and Pacrhc Ave GR 7270 Parkland Fuel O11 Serv1ce Enyoy that plus Service 120th and Pacltxc Ave GR B684 Parkland Lockers 11012 Pacrtxc Ave GR 7111 Patty Ann Bakery Corner Alrport and Pacxhc Ave GR 3330 Pochel D1str1but1ng Company Rt 7 Box 288 140th and Paclhc Ave GR 8624 Sxler s TV Appllances Best Wishes 11230 Pacxhc Ave GR 5555 Stella s Flowers 415 Garheld St GR 7853 ORTING Mazza Cheese Company Ortxng 3120 President, Mrs. Cliff Anderson pacliic AYe' Veterinary Clinic Z Z' 1 ff vi' ,M , ,us I 9 .4 if 'M 27 ' , 1' 5 f ez, , ,, n,g,,' 43 ,Q Z 1, 1 M 1 , As Q 5 'f' H Q ' M D ' dt A I ' s . 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