Bothell High School - Cougar Yearbook (Bothell, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1947 volume:

W me, 7' ' aj Z A., Z7 Wife! 466,45 'nf Mvlffbz ' Kino' f, 7, 'SSN S Q 'Q ww is 111477 Q, 3 PB 93 N RYXSQ -Y D., KE N My Www M7 tn I 4 fjI 3 , Q Q gf ,V X up Q Q59 W EX Aw fx N 5 LD Mi xr gkffjyf if Q .J 1 , 3, 3 E , KN N X45 xx, X fav, Ni 12.23 S' ' e4 XL 'X L K t Q k '26, - 'X X .ul N, x k - K W ff W Tfz 1? STUDENTS OF BOTHELL HIGH SCHOOL PRESENT THE 1947 EDITION OF THE COUGAR I REDI I NCII XRD lf -Fl' N.-KNIT FAIHLHIID pun- ...-..,..... ,.....WWW'A ,,..,,...,,,,, 4, f,,,,f JQVM f 1 ,V IHZWH ?yf'ff?Q,f 5, nyofqu-W A - Mr kgyifiilff, 1 f :gif wi ygwzm f, fp, Y: an A L if Z y ? 95 55573: 1 2 . -T Mtg-tw .V ny-,k, g ' 6313151 .f ff' Z1WzLzm,h, 7,2 M,- f....... mg: 1 nl 1 1 ,Is BOTHELLTH' SCHOO Occlfaide, 1' :raking '7n This isa picture of Bothell High School. But what mere camera can photograph a school--any school-and present a true picture of it? For a school is more than just a building with teen-age stu- dents inside, spacious lawns outside, a blue sky with a few clouds overhead. A school reflects the personality of the students it shelters and their hopes and desires make up its purposes, ideals and principles, its reason for being. No chain is stronger than its weakest link but, from the outside looking in, it is hard to distinguish what and who pro- vides the driving force. You can see its impressive brick structure and per- haps catch a glimpse of its corridors or classrooms filled with busy students, but you aren't actually able to tell why the school functions so smoothly and at such an effortless pace. No photo- graph is a true picture of a school. Je zcuzlzozz Llterary and art1st1c endeavors are dedlcated usually to the 1nd1v1dual who, perhaps more than any other has made the attempt and eventual reallzatxon of e on oss1 e th g l p bl Why IS S Lyman H1lby chosen to be honored above all others' Why IS 1 page devoted to extolllnff the merits of th1s guldlflg personalrty' Because the stall feels that this man behlnd the scenes vvhose understandmg and sympathy have mfluenced thexr decnslons deserves both recognmon and respect But we dedxcate thxs 1947 Cougar to our prmcrpal vuth more than a feehng of respect wrth affecnon as well as Urantude We offer rt humbly hopmg that all mlll realize that vxe have vsorked xuth xx hat courage and dxllgence we could to create a satxsfactory annual Our pr1nc1pal Mr H1lby, rn h1s five years at Bothell has been an msplratron to all vsho have come m contact vuth hum To quote h1s favonte max1m It s not hovx mam you eliminate but hovx many you st1mulate that IS the measure of your success l K . . c A U . , .' n , r 5 ' n ' . . c C . . 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'T '33 ML., -. t na ir .tm ' -- T Buffalo!! 14111111 XX' H Betrtlsltx Slzfvtrlfufrlt 11 D H Btnnttt Dr L1 I Rlt erts l Cle x IJrtt1m Mrs llirhltlxerwe C tr J ff f Q QQ EdL1t1IlOI'1 his txxo prlme ohlettlvts to perpetuate the tulturt of the pust mtl to develop .mhxhry to solxe tht problems of the future Our youth must he taught to rate thanqes .mtl to rtqulrt tht Iblllty to untltrstantl md the power to groxx Thtre must he tonstmt, LODSISICHI, ugorous 1tt1on to prex ent tht mhltrltlon ot tht porson of mtoltnmte .md to dextlop rnternatnonal ftutudes to Ilhk .mx Ly the te 11' preluthte, md hatred that sprmt, from rgrxor mtt The opportumtres for edutdtlon hut never been .ts vrert as they are today Edutfmon used to be tonsrdered an mdrvxdual mvestment It IS nov retogmzed that CCTULSIIIOH IS .1 sotul netess1t3 The bro lder our educatlon, the vreattr our obhsatxon to serve, for responslbrhty 15 the use of knowledge That xll m'l trke 1dw.1nt.1tgt of therr etlut.1t1on 11 oporturutres .md assume theu plate nn l3L111dlf1 1 more tlemotratut xxorld m xxhrth the peatt IS safe tguardetl IS mx smtere hope XX H BEARDSLEY .Sl1f76?'IIlfEIIt!6I1I 5 M .1 3 42. My 1 l l 4 I HOLD THAT POSE l lurn lrountl liootlmrcytl 7 bun gets 111 your eyes n And whit brmd toothpaste do YOU use Dolly l Polly W Hubx Hubt ll'lUll hull thftt 152 6 Thtts one xy 1y to cool off Any resemblxnee to toflee I5 L0lflLl un m ues lw Bnucle bunlt for one l 1 Wlmmms your frmenj Dons' li Amftteurs or professlomls 16 Does nt tlste that bxd Helen 17 Amt we ture' I8 Man shorttge btrls I9 Some people just WONT you up 70 Sprmf., snip 71 Fhems l'lf.,l1Ill1 words 77 Bothell I-hgh snovs d ln 7 Wheres your htrem Art 74 Tlus ns the sn ty Bob skls 75 Our Peruuln fl'lCI'ld Llnyo Abxd S l l l ,Y Y 4 . 'Y 1 . . 7' , ... H ' l ' ' '. 71, ' 1 1 'K ' ' llllk 1 . . t ' 1 t ' 1 , 4 . . t , - f. 1 ' dental. 8. Rinns lazy' day! 9. Bushful Bill, IO. Some people use flshpoles, Donna. l l. Fenton's ull wet! IZ. Caught 1 1 , 7 . r l ' ' 'f . ' - . Y , Y' P .f ' ' ' Y ' . .. . A Y z.- . ' 7 ' 'Y --. A '2 '.-2v. ' ' Y 1 , ?-Y!. 'L' .1 - . 'rl A . N s ' K . Nf' f gf ENN' fiy X J 1 YQ A l' 21 on W 1 - SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS jularne Presrdenr Lee-Vrce Presrdent Madelrne S cretary Helen Treasurer JAH! of '0 Returnmc from a short stay at a secluded yet most pleasant retreat up the Hudson Rrver the two of us nose around dear old Bothell after a most rryrnc' trrp west on the Mrlwaukee Rarlroad Those open cattle cars are cold and rnqursrtrve workmen are al vrays snooprng around consequently we are short of rest but eager to see the farr home crty Supposedly vrsrtrnv our famrlres we actually are 'tntrcrpatrnz the pleasure of meetrn agarn some of our classmates at B H S After all I5 years rs a long trme to stay out of crrculatron The first stop log,rcally rs Lees Mrssron Father johnson as he rs novy addressed demands absolute resrgnatron to hrs wrll as the sad faces of the two nuns Sandra Boyd and Shrrley Lon show reflectrng years of hardshrps and trrbulatrons Whrle con zersrng wrth the rvso former classmates we are gratrfred by the appearance of our old frrend Donna LaINore who serves as or .,anrst rn the mrssron chapel In one of her seldom talkatrve rnoods she freelv rnforms us of a fewy of the class of 47 We hear hrst that Ernre jefferson has the local Currosrty Shoppe easrly recognrzed by the skull and crossbones hangrng over the door then that Herb Horton has frnally hocked hrs cornet to get transportatron to L A where he vull take over the Vrce Presrdency of Standard of Calrfornra Another of the brg,ger op erators Dorrs Qurnnell rs strll champron pea prcker at Vrtullr s More surprrsrn news reveals that Vlyrna Vfrllrams has concocted a new super brand of sure proof ultra femrnrne perfume made from splrt atoms Hrts them lrke a ton of brrcks she clarms Along the entertarnment lrne jackre Tallman operates the Srlver Lake Roller Rrnk whrle Mary Jacovello charms customers at the Bothell Met now under the mana ement of Stan Worlund A comrng atrractron rs Geraldrne Matthews another entrcrn specralty Harold Malcolm drrects the Bothell Phrlharmonrc and when asked to srne a solo he rnvarrably grves our wrth Ole Man Rrver hrs entrre repertorre Wanderrng, the busy streets of Bothell we stop rn at the Publrc Lrbrary now efhcrently supervrsed by jane Ogdon Contrnurnr, our lournev we pass Nancy Boothroyd s Reducrng Salon srtuated besrde Matson s Market Don has made a krllrng srnce he left Benson s and went rnto hrs ovrn busrness specralrzrng, rn I ummw Pnppelr the last vrord rn breakfast foods Srghtrng. an attractrve meat market we laywalk across the street to drscovcr the oyy ner to be none other than our own lrttle Herbre Zackrrson Apparently he has sought revenge on all those thankless crrtters he used to have to mrlk may back when Nearby we spot a srgn readrngc Sullrvan s S currty Loan Com pany and walkrng rnsrde we hnd jrm talkrn vsrth the local Pentacostal mrnrster the Reverend Thomas Robert Warner Pro ceedrng dovyn the street our attentron rs attracted to a number of huge banners announcrng the grand openrng of a Lrttle Brt of Norway Lourse Olsen s restaurant on Norway Hrll Farther on we catch srght of a srgn Ye Olde Crgarre Store lnvestrgat mg we drscover rt rs operated by Brll Nrxon Outsrde the door posrng as a wooden Indran stands Art Root readrly becomrng 1 We X947 a landmark From hrm we hnd that JoAnn Seaman rs tryrn to crash Broadway fakrng as a I-Iavrarran Hula Dancer and that lularne Mrller rs now an ace salesman for a Karser Frazer outht rn Reno Nevada At a handy newspaper stand we notrce a famrlrar face yes rts Pat Woodrng sellrng the Bothell paper But berneg fed up wrth the newspaper world she wrll soon beg,rn srnarnf., radro commercrals on Statron KIRO Mary Ann Bothell and jean Telqurst wrrte what they call the Soczety Page of Bothells local scandal sheet wrth Colleen von Herrmann as Edrtor Scannrng some of the ads we find that Al DeYoung has started hrs own feed store rn competrtron wrth h s brother also that Drck Vrtullr has one of the more pleas ant yobs local mortrcran wrth Barbara Olsen as hrs per sonal secretary Another ad reveals that Lors Marchand has an efficrent fleet of women mrlk truck drrvers who serve everyone between Duyall and Lake Crty Melody Drrve In has an ad an nouncrne the promotron of Nora McBrrde to chref hash slrnger Cleanrnr, up rn the long fingernarl racket Bonnre McKerneys rob rs drsplayrng her clavys for a leadrng narl polrsh hrm Joy Beary types darly menus for the 100 leadrng cafes and restaur ants rn Seattle She won a local contest for the most rngenrous self created occupatron Ffhe Bennett rs a saleswoman fo a prrntrng and entzravrnr. outfrt whose specralty rs gyprng, hrg.,h school annual staffs by over chargrng Candrdate from Km County to the XX ashrngton State legrslature Charmaine s slogan rs Wrn the Wace vrrth Wrng Helen Chrrstransen has a Latrn Amerrcan dance school rn Ixenmore so we harl a ModelA Taxr run by none other than Mason Barley Ford Salesman Ron nre Anderson rs rn the car tryrnt, unsuccessfully to convrnce Mason he should junk hrs fleet of Model A s and buy the latest 74 cylrnder Lzncolm We leave tlsem at the dance school where we find Helen rn a talkatrve mood Her best puprls are Ted Nre meyer and Bob Mrner both are strll shy srnple and afrard of thc opposrte sex Further conversatron rnforms us that Shrrley Anderson now has the junror Hrgh School and her latest school plan rs to hold classes from 10 00 to 2 O0 for some reason a popular rdea After a quarrel wrth Corkre Drck Brandenburg has started a socrety for the rmprrsonment of all redheads whrle jack Butler rs rn the fortune tellrng., busrness caterrngs to blondes only The notorrous Bothell Towrnge Companv rs now under the management of Lane Carr and hrs personal secretary joan Bush Nrsrrrnr, hrs home rn Kenmore rs Bruce Mrller professronal handball player and natronal champron so we leave for a short vrsrt vrrth hrm Oyer a bottle of coke we contrnue our rnsprrrne research nosrng around for the lowdown on more of our classmates Drscoverrng next that Brll Farrrs has been man ager of Moneysavers rn Lake Crty for two years whrle Gladys Errckson hrs sales manager does all the work Phyllrs McPher son rs the new Woodrnvrlle postmrstress but she has a mama for openrng the marl so she probably vron t last long Speakrng of Woodrnvrlle Drck Hansen has a contract to keep the farr fCor1t111nerf fm Page 701 I0 ' Y 7 5 7 ,t 02 , I ' ' ' f 4 ' ' ff, ', f ' r l . , ' ' ' ' 7 Y Y . . . . - V l , . . 7 . .. . . 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Y L ' D ' I, . , . 3 I . . - , A , V v v - ' ' , L . - 1 t- . , r . , , . , , - QQ s HONOR OROUP Chtrmainc X ilcdictorian Madeline balutatorian Art Btlfour Ayyird, Tony American Legion Ayyard Nancy XY American Legion Ayyard lulainc D A R Represcntitiyc rnf XZKII rf ffiffllllfllf We thc Class of 4 being of sound mind and in full posses sion of all our senses, do hereby declare this to be our LAST WILL AND TIISTAMTNT l julian Anderson, leave my unequaled vocabulary of covy boy slana to any teacher darine enough to use it l Margaret Anderson vyill my Hirtatious manncr to that quiet littlc sinner Eddie Arnold l Ronnie Anderson, lcft in October and rcturned in lanuary to dcpart officially vyith my class l bhirlcy An lcrson bequeath my purplc lipstick to l l Taylor so he may ct ntlnue vyriting L T 8.. B R on the Bnthcll busfs l Mastn Bailev bequeath yyhat remains of my tricyclc to the Noon Hour Rushees l loy Beary having at last captured the leatherbrain Wres tling croyy n, yyill my subscription to Hoyy To Build Muscles to Phil bhayy l Efhe Bennett bequeath my talent for keeping secrets to thc 5 E A Club in hopes that they yyill progress as mysteriously as eyer l Nancy Boothroy d leaye my d odlin fs to anyone yyho can understand them l Mary Ann Bothell leave still telling people they named this school after me. l, Sandra Boyd bequeath my mania for cutting hair to our comic strip character. i'Skeezix Helm. l Rich Brandenburg, still yyishing l vyere a junior will my Hiaa presidency to next year's enterprising member Bob Dempsey. l. Bob Bruce leave my running powers on the track squad to Kay Metheny' to aid her courageous dash for Dreamboat. l ,Ioan Bush bequeath my meticulous manners to the Sweet- heart of the Second Grade, Marilyn Meyers. l ack Butler leave my unwayering spirit for everyone to admire. l Lane Carr, embarrassingly bequeath an autographed copy of my educational talks in comp. class to Bey Ask Me Any- thing Hendrickson. l, Madeline Carrato will my yariety act at the Riyoli to the theatres most consistent patron Don Leach. l Ruth Christian, leave my good-natured humor to the only possible recipient, Mr, Hilby who must reconcile himself to incoming Sophs someday. l. Helen Christiansen, bequeath my knowledge of Spanish dancing to Pavlovas forerunner Legs Schwald. l Doug Corbin, leaye my poor work slips at the bottom of my locker, vyhere they have alyyays been and yvhere they will always remain. l Dorothy Davies, bequeath my tantalizing aroma of Hldiots Delight cologne to its name-sake Ray Pursche. l. Dale Dewey reluctantly leave my' bag of marbles ro oan Parshall so that she may enjoy' study hall as much as l have. l Paul DeHate affectionately leave my volumes of old love- letters to be fin the impossible task of living up to the thin s I wdlcl in t em l Al De Younis' will my stock of unused nre crackers to the teacher vtho invariably not them in the end, Mr Asbury l Gladys Erickson leave my especially concocted hamburg ers yyith lust a LITTLF drop of poison, to any future football compctitors l Nancy l urchild lciyc still shouting lll tell Mrs lvcrsen on you iftci each of lrcddie s b oyys l Bill lirris will my one black and one vyhite sock to b yyorn NlFllLllIiIN.ULl9ly to fashion yyise Bobbie bteclc yyho ovyns thc other pair l Doreen Cilcrhofcr yyill my trusty violin to Don Draper fcelinu that he vyith his football fingers can play The Flitht of the lumble Bee excellently l Dick Hansen, sadly bequeath my dozen svyeaters to Martin Brcyyer hoping they yyill make ONE nice garment for him l Tc ny Hansen yy ll my good sportsmanship to the only boy yyho cries after a physics test Bill Morton I Herbert Horton, leave my Slam Book to Roger Wheeler so he may obtain that important before date information I. Mary acovello hesitantly leave my yyell-worn and good- parts-circled library of novels to that unknowing little angel, lvan Corner. l. Ernie jefferson leave my nlackened face as a happy re- minder of this year's Senior Play. l, ,lim -Iohnson leave my tossled red curls to the art class, daring them to mix a brighter color. l, Lee johnson leave my debating technique to unassuming. Rose Ann Pihl yvho takes report cards for granted. l, Nancy' johnson, cheerfully bequeath my secretarial minutes to the A. S. B.. wishing them the best of luck in translation. l William johnson. fresh from Lincoln Hi leave my noon- time hideout to Sonya Marks whos been hunting for such an escape for years, l. Donna LalXore yyill my baby rattles teething rinys and padded play pens to the Kenmore Nursery to prove l'm no longer on roll. I Wendell Leder leave my' much gnayved eversharps to the furnace room termites who find them so appetizing. l. Bill Ligon leave my Book of blokes for Boring Assembliesm to the person in direst need Coach Buse. l, Roland Lindstrom, leave to enroll in the first grade again to have all this fun twice. l Shirley Long bequeath my diminutive stature to Dwight Patterson. to wliom dieting is a io'e. l Fred Lunghard leave my disturbing aptitude for disliking Class Xllfills to next ye'ir's aspiring editor. l Nora McBride, will my grades to Miriam Anderson who doesn't deserve such monotony. I, Dick McComb, bequeath my many pipe tricks to the Prince Albert Companys most ardent supporter im lioree. I .'m1lir.'1rerf ml Iago 7U IULIAN ANDERSON Experience IS the b st teach r julian ad vises all students As a sta ecrew member his willinc, manner has earned him deservinc credit Sta e Crew Z 3 4 Boys Club 2 5 4 MARGARET ANDERSON A career ID ottice work planned Maggie will attend a S attle Busincss Colle e Except for ice cream this charm in girl likes everything and everybody G rls Club 7 a 1 Choir 1 H ll Patrol 4 SHIRLEY ANDERSON In scho ml Andy s main diversion IS typin Out of school II is dancin, and she does both equally well Plannin to stay s1nt,le homemakinc has no part in her near future Nonette 5 ibrary Club Z Czirs Club 7 v 4 C Olf 7 MASON BAILEY A mathematical ben us IS Mason Often he can b seen on the handball court where he enaa es 1n his favorite pastime OY BEATS Mert IS known for her 1.,en1al and charming person a ity She will always be remembered for her portrayal of the March ofT1me in the Sophomore asscmbly Y Teens a Corr Sec 4 Pep Club 5 1 S E A 4 Leg Co11nc1l4 Annual Staff 4 Cougar News? Hall Patrol 7 EI FII: BENNETT The envy ol all the girls b cause of her beautiful hair Effie is claimed to be the greatest supporter of our basketball team Her frank opinions have made her an asset to Bothell Senior Class Ed 1 Couaar News 1 YTeens 4 Girls Club 2 5 4 Pep Club 4 phases of education and entertainment The p05ItlOl'1 as a millionaire fashion illustrator IS the he15,ht she IS strivmc, for Scribbler s Pres 2 3 Annual Staff 2 5 4 Torch A S B Comm 5 Yell Leacler3 Pep Club 4 Senior Play 4 MARY ANN BOTHELI To be happy is the only ambition of Mary and with her pleasing character she undoubtedly will be Boys with a big, linc beware for you are much to her distaste Y Teens 5 A 4 Cougar News I'eat11re Pd 4 Le Council 4 Tennis 4 Nonette Svs nc Trio 1 SANDRA BOYD Not content with bemg. a Republican Sandy plans to match the feat of Binc, Crosby by having four boys This friendly lass has excelled 1n various activities Girls Club 7 3 4 S E A 4 Leg, Council 3 4 Hall Patrol 7 1 DICK BRANDENBURC Better known as Brandy this dashm senior has compiled an IITIPFCSSIVC record for himself on the gridiron His plans arc to make a million lollars 1n dentistry Football 7 3 f H1 Y 71 Pres 4 Track 5 1 Cho1r 7 Letterman s Club 3 1 BOB BRUCE Like a iet propelled cannon Shoulders can be seen flashing around the track Like so many averace American boys he desires to become a farmer Iootball 7 a 'Irack 7 a 1 Lettermans uv 7 3 4 H1 Y 7 JOAIN BUSH joan IS interested in sports swimming beins., er favorite Plannin to work hard upon receiving her diploma she will enter the restaurant business G rls Club v 4 I 1 ,V 1 . A ' ' e e , - , , ' . .. ' , 'Q ' 1' ' Y 7 I 4 7 - ' ry ' . - h 1 .1 1 1 1 .1 - . I A 7 I ' Fl. I I i ' -,f,-4. 'ff at '. - A L, Z W I .. ,. ,.... . g' ' ' i 7 11 f 1 ' cr . . , . . ,, . , ' , . , , 1 ' . . 1 , - .1 1, L ,i, ' I -,f, ', h -,5,4. . Z A U i ' . S V I 0 , . . . . t D . I 14 .. .. . , 1 , .I 1 Q - - . . - ,, . . -, I, . , y . V, 1 .A 7 1 1 1 A - - 1 1- 1 , .1 1 T 1 I I a I . u '. . V . 7 . ' X. V x . . . ' 7 1 . 5 - Y Y I 9 NANCY BOOTHROYD1 Boots tastes incline to the more artistic . . . .7 . . . Y . K . , D Y . 'X A ,y 1 1 1 31 1 - - - .1 1 , c ' . 'I .I ' 1 , . . , 1 1 . . , 1 h . i y 14, 1 ' ' 1 u 3 ' - 1 - - 1 5- 1 1 4, 'i ' ' , I Q V. . , .Q y , I Q , Y 1 . V U . . I U . , . . , U . , -, Q' , A U . y 7 I L ' -X - .1 1 -1 - I: I I .1 ,, . . Q ' , U. 1 1 ' ' lr ' . ' V -Y , Y 1, ' g f 1 r X ' ' ' ' f ' 1 1 1. r 1 1 ' Q 1 V-1 - 1 ' - , ,I . I , I H Y 1, . ' , , - 1. ' , 1 , . , ' -1 - . ' : . 3 '. 1 f - - -1 1 1 -1 - 1 ' a - f . Cl I -, 1 1 ' -, 5. , 1 , . . , V. . V . J h . . U Y 4 Q . . . , ' P . .f . , V, ,. 1 . ,'. lAClx BUTLER Thrs dark harrel 1.0014 lookrnr, fellow acqurrcd promrneme on the football lreld He yyrll be remembered for hrs 4.,enr1l personalrty Football w 4 Hr X 4 Lettermans Club 3 4 LANE CARR Sky rocketrnr, as a potent basketball player Lane enters rnto thrs sport v4rth all the 7est and pep he can muster An elferves cent personalrty characterrzes hrm Basketball 7 n 4 Tennrs w 4 9 B Comm 4 Lettermans Club 4 4 MADELINE CARRATO Madelrnes cheery smrle and to operatrve attrtude have arded her vrork rn yarrous clubs and tommrttees Wrth her scholastrc standrng. she rs bound to be a success rn college Torth 7 res4 env rrs u Sec A 4AbBCom 4 Annual Star? 4 Debate 4 X Teens 4 Cashrer 4 Lee Councrl 4 Sna RUTH CHRl5TlAN Ruth has an admrrable trart that or eyerlastrn lovalty to her trrends Thrs blonde yyrrl engage rn parrsh v4ork alter attenlrn college Hall Patrol Chrmn 4 Leg. Councrl 4 Pep Club a 4 Grrl ofthe Month 4 A S B Comm 9 4 Grrls Club 7 s 4 HELEN CHRIQTIANSEIN Clever and geracrous Punltrn chooses the lrfe of the bullhrzhter for her vocatron A Peruvran at heart she de tests people who ask rf Peru rs rn South Afrrca Grrls Club S c 4 Scrrbbler Pres 4 Leg Councrl v S E A 3 4 Snafu 4 Prrncess Sr B ll 4 DOUG CORBIN Its a dog s lrfe says Doua vyhrth expresses hrs desrre to becomc a veterrnarran Dont, rs the man behrnd the scenes havrm, been on the state crevy f three years l' I A 7 Sta Creyy 7 w 4 Cafeterrl 7 Crnema 1 Hall Patrol v Football 7 DOROTHY DAVIES Ethcrency dependabrlrty and alertness yyrll help Dot become a Qood nurse Concerted people are unpleasant rn Dots oprnron yyhrch accounts for her oxyn pleasrn nature Grrls Club 7 u 4 Band 7 w 4 Senror Luncheon 9 PAUL DeH ATE Another veteran to return to our humble abode rs Paul Oh for the lrfe of Rrlev puts emphasrs on hrs desrre to sleep sleep sleep Football 4 DALE DEWEX XY rth a person alrty that draws the crowd no vyonder Dale vsas a success as yell krn before rornrnt, the navy Hrs sense of rhythm makes up the pep and energy requrred of all cheer leaders Yell Leader 7 Band 7 4 Leg. Councrl 7 4 A S B Comm 7 Home Room Pres 7 Sr Class Vrce Presrdent 4 AL DeYOUNG Al s tendency to keep to hrmself has deprrved the class of knowrnrz hrm very vyell Basketball seems to be hrs favorrte pastrme Boys Club 4 GLADY9 ERICKSOIN The trrals and trrbulatrons rn the lrfe ot Gladys are men and boys Thrs devrl take care senror excells rn the out of door sports 3 Teens 4 annual Staff 4 G rls Club 7 4 Couear News a NAINCX E XIRCHILD Nancy s happy 5,0 lucky manner can be damp enecl by alarm tlocks and brats only Her spealtrng, and debatrne abrlrt should help her realrze her asprratron to speak on the radro All Hr Play 7 Debate 5 4 Torch 4 br Play-4 SEA 4 Annual 7 5 Co Ed H Teens v 4 Pep Club v Treas 4 Oratorrcal Contests -4 Radro Panel 4 13 1,4 S xr BILL IARRIS A very competent lad hts speaklnc abrlrty should ln sure a place IH his chosen prolessron Law Oddly enou h Qlggllfl zrrls are an aversron to Btll History Award Contest 4 A S B Comm 4 Annual Bus Mgr 4 Boys Club 4 Torch 4 Radlo Panel DOREEN GIERHOFFR Ore ons loss rs our cam as Doreen en ters our mldst from Astorla thus year Ol qutet and reserved nature she has made many frlenls rn her short stay at Bothell Girls Club Orchestra 4 DICK HANSEN Acc .those faxornte hobby IS sports engages rn track and baseball A traltor 1n our mrdst Duck llkes Kxrkland Track 3 4 Football 2 w Basebxll w Fire Squad 4 H1 Y 4 Sta e Crew 3 TONY HANSEN Tony s vymnxnc Lersonalrty recogmzed by all has seryed as a stepladder to hls success as an eutstandmtz leader Wlth out a doubt he halls from Denmark A S B Vxce Pres 4 H1 Y 3 4 Iettenmans Club 5 4 Baseball 7 a 4 Band 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Ssyrnrz Band 7 74 4 Football 7 3 Captaln 4 All Conference4 COLLEEIN HERRMANN X7lV3KlOll von Holman vushm to marry seven times and lxve on alimony yull undoubtedly be a success throu h her sparklmc personallty Torch 3 Cou ar News Ed 4 Girls Club Pres 4 Debate 5 Y Teens 7 -4 4 Pep Club 7 4 Leg.. Councll 4 S E A 3 4 Tenn1s4 Annual Staff 1 4 Sr Play 4 HERBERT HORTON Herb rs vyell known by athletes as well as the female population A line sportsman he proved outstandlng as a star on the football and basketball teams Football 2 3 All Conference asketball 7 7 4 Y I Ietterm n C uw 3 Pre Band 7 5 4 Boys Club Pres 4 MARY IACOVFLLO Mary vtrll alvtays be remembered for her cap able and relrable leadershxp of the Pep Club Thls dark eyed brunette spends most of her tnme devourma stravtberry sundaes and llstenrn to Perry Como Pep Club Pres 4 S E A 4 Annual 4 YTeens 7 5 4 Leg, Councll 5 Cash1er3 4 Hall Patrol 2 3 FRNII: IFFFERSON leaf partrupates rn anythm that pertains to loafmc, and IS mclnned to make thrs hrs occupatxon He hopes to have thc tllSflllCIlOl'l of vnsrtm the most remote sectlon of the earth Calrfornla Lea Councml 4 Basketball a 4 Cougar Nevss 4 Cafeterla 4 Sr Pay IIM IOHNSON Ol quret nature jrm can often be seen on the hand ball court A crew cut and red hart typlfx h1m LEE JOHNSONT Berng a nevycomer thls year drd not hamper hrs chances of success The very fact that he was chosen class yrce pres prove that Sr Vue Pres 4 Debate 4 Sr Play 4 NANCX JOHNSON The class of 4 snncerely hopes that after Nancy has achneyed her ultrmate desire to new the vtorld from her own private rulser she yull not torcet thc many frnends her natural charm has vuon her Leg Councml 7 A S B Sec 4 Ir Class Treas a Torch S A S 4 YTeens 7 v 4 Pep Club v 4 Scr1bblers5 4 Annual Staff 7 7 4 Scholastic Arts Contest 4 XVILLIAM JOHNSON Luke most students Bnll s one and only thought at present rs to craduate A tavorrte hobby nn yxhrch he oftet rndulces IS sknppmc Boys Club 4 14 DONNA LA NORL Musmally and ylfdl'TldIlL.lllX Inclmed Donna should I.o far ID pursumt, dr1m1tIcs as her professIon Because of her outstandrng vyork and Interest she yy as chosen the choIr s .xccomplamst CouLar News 4 Annual Staff I Hall Patrol I Chotr Accompamst I Nonette Accompamst I Sr Play I XVENDFLL IFDFR Returned to Bothell after seryrng., In the Mer chant Marrne yye flnd Vycndell HIs foremost Interest IS hIs car lournalnm I Boys Cl Ib I BILL LIGOIN Lnllke most redheads BIll IS not characterIzed by hery temper He IS an ardent fan of all sports and excells In skIInL Home Room Pres 1 4 Baseball 3 I Football w I -X S B Comm I Boys Club 4 ROLAND LINDSTROM ThIs popular senIor IS loo' ITIL foryyard to th day yy hen he can graduate from loahn and retIre A flashy three year Ll'lkllI'0f'l ace Rolly ll lLlL1lL,CS In sports at every opportumty lootball 7 a All Conference I Basketball Mer 7 Track 7 HIX Chaplam I All HI Play 7 Chorr 7 I A S B Comm I Stage eyy I Tor h I Annu1lSports Fd 1 I Sr Play I Lettermans ub 7 SHIRLEY LONG The more you knoyy ShIrley the more you llkc her Easy on the eyes rhIs petIte scnIor yyIIl study InterIor decoratmg the U of W SFA S 4 Scrlbblers 7 I Annual 4 Sr P y I Queen Sr Ball 4 FRED LUIXGHARD Uncle Freddy IS noted for h1S changeable personalIty To be Pres of the bmted States Steel CorporatIon IS hIs dream of the future HIY Treas 7 w 4 Annual Bus Mtzr Annual Co Ed 4 Sr Play 2 4 A S B Comm 7 ChOlf Acc 4 Banc 7 u I Le CouncIl 7 Camera Club VlC6 Pres I HAROLD MALCOLM Hal Mal can be seen anyyyhere around school raxsmg a rumpus HIs pet peeves are B T O s and LlIques wants to be I trap drummer Basketbtll 7 w I Baseball 7 I Boys TrIo 7 4 Boys Quartettei lootball4 Band w Scnbblers 7 1 SWIHL, Bam 7 LOIS MARCHAND ThIs ever ready and vyIllIn senIor brlngs to a close tyyelve successful years In Bothell Thns summer vyIll lll'lLl her In South AmcrIca no doubt IS she has a fondness for LhIlI X ens 7 s ,Irs uw 7 I Or tra 7 DON MATSON Don dreams of becomln a famous artIst someday hosyever he says he Will be S3I1Sl1Cd to oyyn a butcher shop and get marrIed Hall Patrol 7 9 A S B Comm 4 Stage Creyy 7 S rIbblers a 4 Boys Club 4 Scholasnc Art Contest w 4 GERALDINE MATTHEWS After only one year at Bothell thIs secretarIal mInded chIck has made many frIends Wlfh yyhom she ar IICIPZYCS In her fayorrte sport boyylme GIrls Club I NORA NlcBRIDE Althou h vye dont knoyy hoyy smart she ll be looks as though Nora s yIsh yyIll come true and In the near future too to be Ismart homemaker Y Teens 7 v I leg CouncIl w ChoIr 1 H ll P ol s GI l ub DICK MCCOMB Tall dark and handsome klCSCl'll7CS DIck After spendlnf., a year and a half IH the navy he Is happy to Let back Into the syyInI., of thInLs 15 14 - 1 I 31 al. 3 2 Wi BONNIL McKl:RlNEX lt seems that untrained piano players are much to Macks dislike Must be the result of her close association with bhrrl Bonnie sill long be remembered for her OUKSf3flLllf'lU. tvsirl ability Malcrette 7 w 4 Ch r 7 s 4 Cafeteria 7 a YTeen DAIN McKII' A former seabee entered our midst This green eyed veteran enpoys nothing more than loafing but will take the time and energy to see an Ingrid Ber man moyie Iournalism 4 Boys Club 4 PHYLLIS McPHERSON Always in the groove and hep IS live mire Phil This attractiye gals yyildest and fondest dream is the night or ne w Snafu v 4 X Teens 7 w 4 lxonette 4 Cougar Asst El s ier v Girls Club 7 7 4 Choir 7 4 ART MILLER As President of the A S B Art has been an nnvalu able yyorker in student oyernment Stuck once too often Arts pet yeeve is blinl dates His great ambition is to be a success in college 9 es 1 A 5 B Com Choir Accompanist 4 Boys Trio 4 uartette 1 Annual StafI3 f Banr 7 Debate 4 St P4 4 4 All High Play 7 BRUCE MIILFR Blondes Beethoyen and Beer hit the spot vsith Admiral I-Ils ultimate desire in life is to be an FITSILYI We vxlsh him luck in the merchant marine for which he left us mid term Stage Crevx 7 4 S holastlc Art Contest 7 S ribblers Society 5 4 Sh p ILLAIINF MILLER A yery xiwarious and gay lassie is Iudy Ethciency and hard vsork xyon her many otaces novs she aspires to be a million aire and live in Paris Qophomore Pres 7 Girls Club Vice pres 1 YTeen Pres 4 Pep Club 'a 4 9 E A 4 Torch 7 Annual 7 v m I Se P BOB MINER Daddy S ,flocd natured smiling face has vuon him many friends and h ts earned him the title The Smile His aim is the business vsorld and a happy marriel lite Lettermans Club 7 3 7 Y3 4 Basketball 7 3 4 A 9 B Comm 7 4 Scribblers 7 3 ice Pres Ir Crass n l'LVIN MYRI AND Stinky hopes to tttam the heights as a Load evecutiye and husband lean s dimpled chin and tenderloin steaks are his seeret passions yyhl'e cops yy alk avsay with the booby prize Tennis 7 U 4 Band 7 w Choir 4 Boys Trio 7 4 Svung Trio 4 Fire Squad 4 Boys Quartette w G-XROLD NICI-IOLI5 Arte Garry graduates from business college he hopes to travel all over the country to he plate vxhere hell lind ice cream and apple pie and no painted up girls Stage Crews v 4 Band Te in s 4 Track 4 Baseball 4 TED NIEMFYER Especially adept at sports this all star athletic yxinner s one and only ambition is to become president of the U S A Snuffy s partiripation in many actiyities has brouaht him success in his hi h sehool career I motball 7 s Basketball 7 7 4 Base all 4 r mmm 4 HiY lire Squal w 4 Lett mms Club Sp rts I- of Cougar BILL NIXON Hailing from Lincoln Bill has made many friends dur in his much too short attendanee here Bull hopes to retire early in life and lead the llle of '4 millionaire DICK ODIGN Ducks trials in life seem to be wine women son more wine. and more women. He returned to his beloyed alma mater after a visit with Unqle Sam. Stage Crew 74, I6 JANE OGDON This conscientious viorker and artist aspires to be 1 famous landscape gardener She heads her list of likes with pie Ruth ant pie Scribblers 7 n I Lu, Council w Pep Club 7 4 Hall Pa a ub 7 a BARBARA OLSEN The click of skates and ty pews riters brim. out the best of Barbaras sxseet and quiet nature Besides bein an outdoor fan Bab s has been active in the Scribblers Somers Annual v 4 Le Council 4 'X S B Comm 4 Scribblers Societs s 4 Snafu s Pres I Cashier 4 Cougar News 4 Librarx fl Cafeteria 7 LOUISE OLSPN Undoubtedly skiine rates high with this true blue Nome ian Lou plans to spend some time in the future shoviinr. the world she can be a gt od secretary S F A I Torch 7 Treas I YTeens 4 Pep Club s I Annual Act Id 4 A S B Comm I Girls Clu 2 a I Snafu w Cashier I Hall Patrol 7 BARBARA PEFERSFN Barb anticipates becoming a stenographer for she enyoys typing but other likes are children and baking pie sou guess G rls Club 7 w 4 library I Choir a DORIS QUINNELL A bundle of sweet femininity wanders our halls in the form of Doris Known for her provsess as a racket wielder she can often be seen on the courts en a ed in her favorite pastime Ten 5 4 Girls Club 7 4 S E A 4 Snafu 5 4 Hall Patrr Cashier 1 ART ROOT Fortunately Art decided to come back and hnish high school at Bothell where he left as a sophomore Some day soon he hopes to play professional baseball Basketball 4 Baseb ill I JO ANN SEAMAN With that ring on her third hnger left hand it looks as if Jo s ambition to be a good housewife will soon be given a trial Annual 7 Office Yi 4 Cashier 4 birls Club 7 9 4 Hall Patrol 2 Cougar Historian -I KEN SNYDER To study pre lavs at U S C where h vsont b bothered with weekly book reports will suit Kenny to a T Hall Patrol 4 A S B Comm 4 Boys Club 4 ROBERT STOCKMAN Showing his lose for the outdoors explains Bob s choice of the forestry service as a vocation A quiet evenin home with a good book rounds off a popular menu with him JIM SULLIVAN Seeing Sully on the athletic field will not come as a surprise for he intends to be a pro diamond dusrer as well as mak ing it his hobby now. He has proved to be one of the finest athletes not only of the class but of the school. Letterman's Club 4 Football 9 4 Basketball 4 Baseball fa 4. JACKIE TALLMAN: Tending toward music this quiet gal sings as well as plays. She will follow music as a vocation. Choir 3, 4, Library 3. 4, Band Sec. 2, 3,1i. LYLE TALLMAN: A trip around the globe in his own private plane is in store for Lyle if his dreams come true. A double layer of lipstick on girls presents an unpleasant picture to his eyes. Stage Crew 4, Tennis 2, 5, 4, Track 4. 17 an 'D+ l A ,Al .Q li x 5' is hd JEAN TELQUIST Althou h better known for her musrc talent thrs versatrle senior s vocatrcn wrll be homemakrn South America take her away for her future holds a trrp to Chrle fshe hopesl S E A 3 4 Leg. Counc1l2 3 4 YTeens 3 4 A S B Comm 3 Feature Ed Couaar 4 Nonette3 4 Swrngz Ttro 4 Grrls Club 2 3 4 BILL THOMPSON A returned setvrceman of quret nature lrttle rs known about Brll Except that lrke all speed demons he enyoys work rn cn the mechanrcal devrces of hrs car IACKIE TIPTON The lrfe of a stewardess would ht petrte Jacky to a T She rs a cowgzrrl at heart but drslrkes crowded rodeos at Ellens burr. Scrrbblers 3 4 Cougar Hrstorran 4 Grrls Club 2 3 4 DICK VITULLI The theme of Greta Garbo I want to b alone typrfres Lover s dream to Let lost on a troprcal rsland Drck s hobby rs sports perhaps hrs rnterest arose from berng a member of basket ball and baseball team Arhletrc Councrl 3 A S B Comm 4 HrY 2 3 4 Lettermans Club 7 3 4 Leg Councrl 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Baseball 7 3 -4 Hall Patrol 3 Sports Ed of Corn ar 4 BOB XVARINER Ixnown as 1 R to hrs many frrends Bob became an elhcrent busrness manager of the A S B Thrs should further hrm rn busrness admrnrstratron whrch wrll be hrs lrfe work Torch 3 4 Leg Councrl 4 A S B Busrness Mcr 4 A S B Comm 3 Debate 4 Cougcar News 4 Lrhrary 7 Senror Play 4 Radro Panel 4 Camera C 4 NANCY WESLFY Thrs attractrve senror has proved outstandrng rn school actrvrtres rn her lersure trme she can be found swrngrng a racket on the tennrs court S F A Pres 4 YTeens 2 3 4 Tennrs 3 4 Annual Staff 3 4 Torch 3 4 Hall Patrol 2 A S B Comm 4 Coucar News 4 r Class Sec 3 Radio Panel 4 CHARMAINE WING The fact that fharmarne rs always seekrng hrcher thrngs of lrfe rs shown by her rnterest rn berne an arrlrne stew ardess Athletrc as wel' as studrous Cherr rs the proud possessor of a Torch pm YTeens3 4 Snafu 3 Torch 7 3 4 A S B Treas 3 A S B fomm 3 4 Annrral 7 Cougar Exchange Ed 4 Leg, Councrl Cashrer 4 Sr Play 4 BETTY XVOLD Betty has a srncere and frrendly manner whrch wrll be a creat asset when she becomes a receprronrst Wrth aboundrnc energy Red has entered many actrvrtres Y Teens 2 3 4 Pep Club 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Chorr 4 Hall Patrol 3 4 Cougar 3 Cashrer 3 Sr Play Understudy 4 PAT WOODING Pat has journalrstrc asprratrons havrn been assrst ant edrtor and edrtor of the paper Though a newcomer from Bal lard Pat has been a co operative and actrve member of the Senror class S E A 3 4 A S B Comm 4 Grrls Club Treas 4 Ed Cougar News YTeens I Snafu 3 4 S Pla SIAIN WORLIIND ln contrast to hrs athletrc tendencres hrs favor rte subject rs Trrtz Wrth mathematrcal work as hrs hobby now he wrll study aeronautrcal encrneerrnc I-'all Patrol 7 4 Lettermans Club3 4 Football 4 Basketball 7 3 4 Track 3 4 Cougar News Frre Squad 4 MYRNA WILI IAMS All out of door sports appeal to Myrna alonr.. wrth a certarn male from Krrkland The lrfe of a stenogcrapher rs her chosen professron untrl she swrtches to homemakrnc Grrls Club 7 3 4 YTeens 4 Annual 4 Cashrer 4 Pep Club 4 Hall Patrol 4 HERB ZACKRISON Besrdes bernp., an energcetrc member of the Hr H thrs talented football player centers hrs rnterest around farming, Oh those women drivers h walls. Football 2 J 4 Hi-Y 2 3 -4 et- terman's Clr.b 2 3, -4 Track 2 3. Stage Crew 2 Fire Squad 4 Boys' Club 4. I8 RONINII AXDFRNOY Sxmllg or the mxrxclnus phxilquc IS the po Scum of in Lau LO n m mnu HL IS B mtl all s most If lent houlxex H1 X 4 NULC-Crex um all xx luv 4 Cm N XFANIANS Ll-n mast S1114 Q umor 19 reall o aloxxn an l tale llle eau A 1 XXOdllf1Xlllf. me he I9 l.1l to be .1 m.m leROX ROC PRN Anuth r xnrxug mm who ruurncl to Lruluitc Ollf K lik settle Sewccemeu 7044 rice Eecewwg 9 70:14 Me 664 of 47 BOB AINDFRbON RONNIF ANDERSON DTI MAR BALWAQ H CHARI FN BIC lxllxl I DI HAI! DAI F DPXVIX XFRTNON DXC PRI DON INK I AWD DOI C HL CHPS BOB IAPPFRT XX I NDFII Ll:Dl R BOB XRAL1 IST I R DI! lx MLC OMB DAN Xklxll DIC lx ODION 19 I FNI ll RUNS BILL SHINRLI BOB STOC KMAZN PFRRX SLNDIX BILL IHOMPSOX C11 l 'N N l AMA K3 'T A k .W ,K :,'-- Lk, fan. '- ' 3. Q x 2, 2, LF ,lv 1, Bn,1'C lf, f' vnu 2. G1E.' ', L Llf: in rl 4' vr. 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Secrefary Vice-President Treasurer mmm ANDERSON .vm W f LOUIS DOFFNER , -ze 53' i STANLEY ANDERSON EDDIE ARNOLD OY BRANCT 3 X' MQW my RAY COFFEY BILL CONNOR BONNIE if BONNIE DUNHAM JACK DUNHAM TOMMY DUNHAM all NORMA BERGLUND -6 em mmow ALLEN coom JOYCE DILBER6 'NM 1 ED ELLIOY ! ' 1 Wg!! I if I X, 1 .gk 'S I T, Q E A . J' V A .1.,-:gif ,Q fi 4, .QE .: . V if A iks ,,,,,. UU - ' 5 .3 I ' , ,A Q' H ' ,ar as A fg I II I 1 R . . if 1 A sf I 5 f 3? ' -,,, 11 12 ' -uf I I r in tv . 9 -r MEF I ,V 5 V 7 I I I , Vgfr ps MAPV CEP TON RICHARD HARRINGTL 'x w- EVELY N HORN .f JOAN MAYES BILL MORTON ,- GLADYS PMN 5 LLOYD smcuun we e ,, as -4 , ELEEKT r-LA .JAN JM ro 4 im PONNA HAPT CRKIE HUGHES u. MARLYN KOTTSICK WURIA HAR M cv of ,-v DON JENSEN 4:3 HZENE LIBBY A an .-f-9' MARHLYN BERNiCE NELSON -uf' 3 TOM PODIN -4 DIXIE SPRAGUE T, ' PES . ,VN . ,,, .f uf :-L . -.wav .dwg 55-, vv Q--1 WARV ER LINDHOLM vw 1- S KAY METHENY hir' - -M ' f. .. 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IS. XX'llur luv? we here? l 4. Plglv 1.2 J 'll. yer, gml .rlxxrlyi l5. X' ll' rguir. lf. C - J A r gl A r . l'. i lyf .. rppy I. F lil. f I 'ng sf CLARENCE ANDERSON ...W mouse BEAUCHAMP 9' CHARLES CALKINS 4 WAX ART MINGEAUD President .4 LORRAINE ANDER SON Mcoueums aswom '-3 as JAMES CARLSON -as nv mr f BOB BURKLAND BONNIE MILLER Vice Presldenf Secretary Treasurer Y 1 RICHARD ARNSTON RALPH BERGGREN L2 EARL BASS as Y 1' M-a M BLAKE -f RBARA DAYTON JOAN EKLAND BOB ENEY 'Hur CHUCK GAYLORD CONNIE BASSEIT -3 EERTHA QC 'Qi BOB DEMPSEY FRED ALICE HEDGLIN BETTY -D 'i FRED HU DSON be v I EILEEN KING ALUE MAY OGDON JOE PINGNATARO akin R91 JOHN ROBINSON A.. Q AUCE HERMAN ,4- ZZ-2 JUNTOQ JOHNS 51 TERPY KHCHION 'Ji' MARVIN McDONALD BETTY QMSTEAD IRIS PURCHE .x GERALD ROLLMAN CAROL HIGGINBOTHAM f DONALD JOHNSON JEAN LAGERSTROM - JOYCE McKEAN CONWARD HINKLE JERPY JOHNSON PATRTCIA LEECH in st ELAINE MEARSE -X BEVERLY ,af MER ox JIM OUIRY DONNA RATC FF i KEITH ROSS BARBARA HTNZ i' Q--Q PHYLLIS JOHNSON DOP OTHY LEW HT Y we JOY MICHELUN RALPH PATTERSON BARBARA REID KENNETH ROSS L if Y, .D ED HOBBN 11 HAYDEN KE-MV Nom IE L MM I ...sv if 3 MAROUITA MILLER Us 'dui JOANNE PAULUON 40' 'Q BSLLIE PEPOSA BWLL HOLMES 1 JACK KENNARD POYAL 'ETOURNEAU 7 Y? -4 M 3 JACK NELSON NANCY PETERSON JOYCE RIAN 1 , . . 3 .0 'f 3 A A I ' 4 -r '15 , , s V A 1 21' I 3' 'W if , - A ' 5, -S ' an ' 'K . ' - , 4 ' Q, -4 -A ' - T' -' - .. v , A , V . ' lygy .. A . A F9 , ,. A A .M - .Q -Q f .. T , .4 ' F' V7 , . , . I , ff Mk J , .J E ff' 54, V ' T J m T 41'-' W - , . 4 Q, ' . .3p7,fP' Sz- A 1 , .' - A K X , ' LT,? J: 4 1 Ni , V ' , ' '. 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' V ' - 'II' ,H 2 fl Q V fit- PM ' -5 ' QQ' ' ' if 'A '- Q' 4 ' ' 1 T : Q' if 'fi if ' W E- -,M , , ,, 5515- E BETTY SCOTT -Q. 1 DICK SPICER JERRY SCOTT GRANT SPICER CAROL STICKNEY MARY SLOAN L snwwme -Fl 'PW' DORIS THOMAS VIVIAN THOMAS CURTIS THOMPSON if BILL WHEAT juni' KEN WHITNEY DENNY THELMA DUDDER WESLEY FINGERSON LEONE LATIMER SHARON LEWIS IVAN MILLER HARLEY MILLMAN LAURENCE MINGEAUD PAUL STOREY JESS WRIGHT BUD 30 C' Mk MARLENE SISSON l wi BRUCE STRACHEN CANDIDA TIPTON ROLE SMITH HAROLD SUTTON HOWARD TURNER ANITA WILLIAMS ALICM WING L Ap ,1 ELVA SWEEN I 'if In I A Y I I A IJ' 'I ia 5 A -5 , 15 . .3 Q I k lvl' ,A ' m I-1::rf.,f?' M I' -I ,sv 21 Q . I I AIR A O I ' N :LI , 9 I , as L I H M AT N W A W A I jf I I EJI: I .T.. E I J I3 I SS Iv ' S 1- -I I .E '37, . IH I QL fy b 'A, . I ' M I 1 I Q- b ,ff ILII , I I r 1 'ek ,M QW? 9 TQ1 is uiewg ff Q. , s'dj Q X ,MV ,WS 'e V I QQ r r ' Q 5? ' if M G A DOM! IO 3 F 1 shi Q fa, ' ,I PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER Ari Miller Tony Hansen Nancy Johnson Mfriam Anderson Budger CommnH'ee Adverhsemenr ComrmH'ee BLDCFT COMMITTEE Stmzzfzng Sonya Marks Tom Knulsen Sealed Lharmame XX rm, TedN1emexer B1llLmLon ADX l'RTlSFN1IlNT COMMITTEE Nancy Boothroyd Par Wc:c1l1nL Boh Nllner Lam C irr LEGlbI.ATlVT' YOI NLIL Bark Run julame Mrller Du. Brandenhc-rL Iulran Anderson Tom lxnudien Ioan Par shall Beverly Hendrlglxson Herbert Horton 7nd R014 Mary Ann Bothell Ruth Chrrstran Colleen Herrmann Dons Qumnell Madelme Carraro Sandra Boyd Pat WOOd1D2 Blll Holmea Ba1 ex XVheeler jxrn Sullrvan Ernne Jefferson ard R014 lean Telquxst Coralre Hughes Mary Lou Fenton joy Bean Helen Chrxstlansen Barbara Olsen Rose Ann Prhl Nlarle Corner Inyce MLKean Dale Devxex Roland Lnndsrmm 4111 R f Ru Pursnhe Bob Mmer Bnll L1g.on Dull Xlfblll Don Leaeh George Malone Ivan Corner oe Pm nazaro 'XrtN1xna,caud El Taxlnr Howard Turner aalx lxennard Left Table Arr Nlrller Tom Hansen Nana lnhnson Rlzht Ilzfvle Nlra lxersen Com lohnbronc Ed Arnold Bob XX arner Q Q, ' , a o I 1 . -, . ' ,, Q , . AY, I' , A7 . ,, : , . . ,V bv . . I . . . .T . .1 ' , A A', A , ' A . ,. . . , , . 1 4 . . .Q Y .I , r . ,. J. - . , x R, h . , . , b - . , ... . , . , , . 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'4 -'- - TIII2 SIENIOIQ TIIIQIEIE NIIELOIJY I'IfIQI:I2C'I' SENIOR BOX N TRIO Hun x'XI'IdI'laI Arr N1IILr Harold 'NIxI4oIm BOYS TRIO Ixan Corner Rox Brandt Grant bplcer 'NOXITTF Ehth Nchnender Niarle Corner Marx Ann Bo hell Iean Telqulit bhlrlex Anderson Phxllli Mgpherson CTIJCIXS Run Carol H1 glnhotham ,K L 6 110111701 Thesc nlnc YDISSGS xxerc rmllx solld hlts when thex sang for the students IH the 1nnu1I Thanksrnxlnu Assemhlx ind 1nsp1r1t1on1I Chrlsrm is Concert The nonettc also parnupated ln the Scmor Asscmblx Ind 1n thc grldufmng cxeruscs II NI stands for melody thc Sen lor Boxs Trlo should him mdody to spfire xx 1th Mxlcolm NI1IILr ind x13I'I1UlI hlrmonlz Ing on x xnous sclcnnons Two unxors md 1 Sophomore Lomblncd thur nwcpnon 11 mu sm 11 ulenrs ro m 1IxL thc Boxs Trxo sxnonxmous mth Niclodx Perreu 15 , ' I I jr g .' U . , , I K' W I Q V :.A I Z? I f i: 'IW - . I I I I I I WI I ff? . ozrf fn X 11 ' , a A , A 'Y 1 r A 1 1 . , A V N. A . - ,.l eq Y ' A Y, A I - Mu ic, Maestro, Please A highlight of the fall pep assemblies was the Band's appearance on the stage, in the gym, or at the head of a huge parade to Bothell. These rallies, held on the main street of town, stopped traffic while enthusiastic students cheered their gridiron heroes. Later in the year the Band played for basketball and baseball glmes as well. In their snappy blue and red uniforms, they provided an interesting background and musical accompaniment for the baton twirlers who appeared with the Band in the pep assemblies and other performances. One of the Band's greatest accomplishments this term was the Concert held on March 27th and 28th. The proceeds from this annual recital, which featured several solo num- bers as well as selections from the entire group, was donated to the Field Lighting Fund. In May they traveled to Wenzitchee to participate in the Apple Blossom Festival. Clarmetr jackie Tallman joyce Cunningham Dorothy Davies Patty Lou Hilby joan Bills Lynn Early Bernice Webb Richard Rehbocl-t Kennan Hollingsworth Barr Clamzez Hoyyard Turner Ffule Shirley Westerdahl Saxoplomzef Tony Hansen Eddie Arnold joan Rankin Darlene Ort F?L'7lLl17I1UlIl Arr Miller joan Harper Rose Anne Pihl Vir glma Freeman Barztwze Glenn ohnstone Corner: Herb Horton Earle Balmer james Littell Iyle Tallman Garold Nicholls Bill Button Donald Dlcltey Bill Connor jimmy Youn 1 mzbnner Roy Brandt Lloyd Early Grant Spicer Snuraphoner Fred Lunghard Ronnie Anderson Drumr Ralph Beraeren Keith Moore Tympauz Billie Reposa Baron Bonnie NlcKerney Polly McKerney Pat Freeman Inger Hansen joan Darshall Xircinia Freeman Bobbie Steele H6 l i . ' , ' , , ' f V v . , K , , 1 a . , - ' ' , ' . ,, - Y 4- , , , . . . F f . - - 5- . , y Q , . .. r. , a , v. . . . . , ,. . , , , , L, .. . , V , . y 1 - 5 , p- -' 1 , 4 , . . . .. A N , - U 4 - i ' ' ' Y .' V ' . . Me Rfzyfflm Makers Led by Tony Hansen, the Swing Bands calendar has been a busy one this year. Besides playing for school affairs such as the Foot- ball Dance, these five music-mak- ers also provided the rhythm for several others in Seattle and the surrounding vicinity. Anyone who has heard them perform will agree that the Swing Band is indeed a y credit to Bothell High. Grant Spicer, Tony Hansen, Herb Horton, Harold Malcolm, Eddie Arnold. In frumen al Ecfzo A vroup of t1lented yet p rhaps unrecovnizel, musicians malees up the orchestra After many y ars in the background they are novx approaching the goal their director Charles As bury has set for them The orchestra p rformed at the Senior Play providing delightful music before the pl ly begln 1nd betvveen th icts Other progrtms throughout the ye tr xxcre supplimented by their presence lzffn Leone lin erson limmx Harrison Leith lxane Doi en bierhoter lone Rian Haine Mearse Esther Linn V1 tx Bill Stinnette Btu S nya Nlarks flare Shirley X5C'e te dahl Cin utr loxcc Cunnin ham lackie Tallman Cello ois Nltrchand Iimpm lie Reposa limi Marx lou Hiu en 5 f . Q 1 f- - ' f ' fi f - s f O . , .. O - . 1 73, ' , - , L , ' ' ' f - ', 4 ' . ' 3 , i ' ' l 2 12 z A f l e 2 ' . ' M 2 L az y 1 A . A A' A A ' A V M . . V ' ' A' . V 'f '. 2 U ' . , f ' , ' , Mabel Boe, Paul Peak, Thelma Denny, Barbara Galaine. Curnclf Earle Palmer, Bill Burton. French Hnrn: oan Har er. , . - . e ' . 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Inset Nancy Fa1rch1ld CoEd1tor Top left Nancy Johnson Sonya Marks Barbara Reld Eva Carlson Nancy Boothroyd Boltom left Betty Wold Myrna Wrllxams Louise Olsen Pat WOOdlDg Donna La Nore Top rzght joan Parshall Barbara Olsen Roland Lxndstrom lvan Corner Bottom flghl Ethe Bennett Madeline Canto Bob Warner Colleen Herrmann BLAME IT ON US The bookroom xx as the center of much HCIIVIIY after the Annual Staff took charge of xt as therr sp c1al conference and work room The resldence of tus energetlc group connnually buzzed wlth the act1ons and reacnons of the students who worked almost every day to preplre the yearbook Much ot the actnvlty xx as concealed from the general student body unt1l the 1947 Cougar vsas ready lor presentatxon Untnl then, the last draft of the XX'1ll and ol the Prophecy, the Hnal copxes ot the Scnlor xx r1tc ups, the completed arrrangements for the snap piges, and other important detalls were f mllrar only to staff members Sales people vuelc occupvccl long beforc the annual was publnshed raxsmft the funds for payxng for the yearbook Ad md tnnull subscrlptlon sales prouded a means for ptoduclng thls 1917 Cougar 59 . 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', X W X 1' AL 'A A v 99 x ja j . -J ,X BOYS' CLUB-Teel Niemeyer far1'Trea5urer, PPP CLUB lop mu Naney Boothroyel loan Elelanel Rose anne Plhl Myrna Wlllxams El he Bennett julame Miller Mar qu1taM1ller 711417014 Mrs Sehell Corlue Hughes jaekle Parts Mary jaeovello joan Parshall Ioy Beaty Cllilfld Carlson Bun me Mlller auf rfu Pat Youn Colleen Herrmann Naney Farr ehrlel Ruth Chrmstnan jane Og elcn Barbara Hnnz Nancy ohn stn Kay Metheny fron! ron Mary Lou lenton Cylaelys Rlan Mane Corner Eva Carlson Bet ty Gustafson Loulse Olsen Eve lyn Horn Beyerly Hendrrckson IUST WE BOYS Lander the ehreetlon ol Mr tlsburv the Boys Club xx rs OfQfll'1lLLLl agam thls term rn trme to sponsor team eaptarn Later ID the semester thrs enervetre male group eleaned up the sehool grounds as the hrst step 1n therr long range eampargn to leeep the hlgh sehool and surroundrng eampus rn up top eonelxtron THAT'S THE SPIRIT hlh1s l'CIDlflll'1L eheerln Y seetlon made themselves erm mently xxell known lv their sueeesslul slle ol 5 1 5 yell books and sprrrteel pep assembhes Mareh IS yy rs the br, elate ofthe year xx hen the Pep Club honored our sportrng basleetbrll team wth 1 banquet Ihrouvhout the entrre sehool year the grrd rron, gvm, and elramonel were garly eleeorated rn the sehool eolors of both the opponents and the famous blue intl yyhlte and loy tl su worters rn the form or the Pe n Club members eheered our team l I through XILIOFICS anel losses 111 of xxhxeh rllustrates eyen more the rnsprratron the Pepst rs haye -men l , f f ' , J - 7 V v - , I - ' A 4 X W K L L the l'ootball Dance. At this gala affarr, the grrehron roy'alty ' were presented wrth eorsages by the t B. ' ' . - ..' 1,-I . . . . ,- jr. 2 A I- '.-- V V .' - -.fA -1. Y , ' - , ' ' , f ' , ' , - 4' -2 , 'fy 1 , , .1 V , . ' I f A 1 ., f' 2 1 . ' 4 C- ' ' Jr L . . I 'f 1 A ' , , - , ' , - - , 1 A . 4 ' K . . . , V. - l l A ' I - V . F . I A A V A A A ' I I ' A 'A Vw I V 4 C5 Y T 1 7 Vife-l'1e.m1de21I.' Herb Horton, President: jack Dunham, Setrea GIRLS INCLUSIVE Betng possessed xuth the better portron of tllent II 15 etsx to see hon the C11rls Club elrrres through so many proleets Not xx 1sh1ng to rrsk even 1 xxeek of 1naet1v1ty the G1rls Club lmmedlately planned a Sophomore XWelcome Dance, xx hneh drexx a larger crowd than any event thereafter Our ehtmpton etlrbre football bovs were honored rox ally at tturk x banquet vu hreh netted a good ttme to 1ll Sueh xxorthxx hrle ttsks as the Red Cross Drne md Restoratron of the G1rls Room also strengthened the1r prest1ge A suceesstul Tolo Skating Partx and the closing Semor Farevsell Party completed in extremelx prosp rous yelr for thes enthusrasts GOOD SPORTSMEN ALI. Those spry llttle men xx 1th the brlght blu sweaters seen paradrng through our halls, represent Bothell s eontrlbutlon to the sportsmen of the country All that IS needed to beeome a member rs to obtaln 1 letter 1n any seasonal sport and take II from them that rsn t easy' Htghllght of the year vsas the1r 1n1t1at1on vt hreh xx is h ld betvseen halves of the Kxrkland ffatalltyh game Greet rngs for the tollomng day revolved around H1 Chrck vnheres your feathers due to the prllovw stulhng nature of the 1n1t1at1on Brwht as can b are these boys who sport the sweaters wrth a grrhsh a1r Paskl Adzzmr Colleen Herr mann Prerzdent Helen Chrxstran sen Setrelarm Marx jaeovello Vlfe Preszdenl Pat Woodxng Treasurer LETFERMANB CLUB lop mu Tony Hansen Ted Nxemey er Herb Zaekrlson Bob Mme: Roger Wheeler 7114! mu Stan Worlund jnm bulllvan Bull LIL Barley Wheeler Clarence Schell Martxn Brevser ard mu bran Anderson Don Leach George Malone Dxck Branden burg Splke Schxxald -Alb mu Dnck Vxtulln Herb Horton Lane Carr Bull Wrxght Al Clark Eu Ellxot Jzh mu jack Dunham Don Draper Bob Helm Com Johnstone Roland Lmdstrom lxan Corner Fmnz mu Tommx Knursen Mr Au ust Buse H L 4 , 4 ' 4 , . - , , , , r W , t . 1 L 4 ' ' l T V T ' l . e ' 2 'z . ' f. lt 2 'ef ' , ' e Q 1 1 v v I r I I . -, f 4 . L ' 2 4 a K K . e ' 1 4' e L ' 1 : - ' . . v ' 1' ' Q 1 , f ' A - , - , - . 1 , . . I V V I 7 . . , ' . . C , 7 n v f v ' ' ' 'f ' 1 '- V Q r , ' 1 ' - . e . - A . .. . - , H - 1 y f 1 f r V. , 7 . A . . . . . . I Q Y A . 4 . C e - R . GIRLS' CLUB OFFICERS-Mrs. Y Q -'A ,V T Y ' 'I V . v , t .N E , v A f 'L T 1 1 1 5 ' 1 .Q J V 5 . ' f K, , ,. at .' ' ' , I '- E Y -V Y I , , . , , . .Y- -, , , On, , v f ' v I , 1- ' 1 Y , - l. v ' V - -I Y ' , - , - U U . , I C , V X v A v 'vu - , . Au . 5, x TORCH-Top ruux' lvan Corner, Art Miller, Bob Warner, Bill Far- ris, Roger Wheeler, Dick Brand- enburg, Roland Lindstrom. Sammi mir: Marilyn Blackmer, Louise Olsen, Eva Carlson, Bob Dempsey, Sonya Marks, Madeline Carrato, Charmaine Wing. Srd wuz' Shirley McCullough, julaine Miller, Nancy Wesley, Miriam Anderson, Pat Young, Marie Corner, Nancy Fairchild. From roux' Doris Quinnell, Nancy John- son, Marilyn Mclllraith, Shirley Long, Nancy Boothroyd, Phyllis Johnson. SCRIBBLBRS SOCIIHIY .sldllll lllg Don Matson Bruce Miller Don Leach jane Ogden Seated Barbara Olsen Bob Miner Helen Christiansen Shirley Long Nancy johnson Dolly Mikkalsen Nancy Boothroyd e 7442! Wzgcwzea leafma. Known as the more intellectual group or the school lorch members carry their heads with tn added dignity and wear their pins with a flourish The semester Torch Day event is the most an ticipated day in the year Feasting, traveling, and just generally vacationing make this day most welcome After all, a change from Homer and Shakespeare rfwulzf be welcome Being another club which glories in initiations, it stresses strong obedience and weak appearance during the neo phytes two day farce lopping this off with an impressive candlelighting installation, makes up for the trying days as everyone pays homage to th se erudite individuals We Duffle 7a ?cwaZ' The local doodlers adopted 1 new riame last yexr md hive since been known as the very elite Scribblers Society A two week notice entitles any school authorized club to obtain hand painted posters from them This is their main service to the school and is certainly a useful one I l . , 1 Q . . . , . ,- , ' . , . , s v l 1 a ' r v 1 U I . v . ,, . . 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W fe My x +1 , 4 if, 'i SEA HEALTH BETTERMENT MIND ACOUIREMENT SOUL ENRICHMENT SERVICE ACHIEVEMENT Through live lellen Nanty Wesley Eva Carlson bhlrley Long Coralre Hughes Nancy johnson Matlelnne Carrato Colleen Herr mann Helen Chrlstlansen Sandy Bovtl Nancy Boothroytl lean Tel ulst P W l lN q at ootmg iary Ann Bothell julame Miller jay Beary Loulse Olsen Dorn Quxnnell Nanny larrchlltl Mrs Mary Dean Nlar I l Gl y atover 0 orla Carlson Betty Gustafson Mary Lou Fenton Sally rxxtthmg, Rose Ann Prhl loan Parshall Sonm Marks and Knot prcture-da our little adopted srster Anna de Llberrs rn Italy 16 L. 'Q ' 5' -s .Q PM 5 I ' S an C V ., .4 -. uw , 5, v- , - o Us -r Nw. 3 .3 -. , 6, K I sr 1, , v F7 ,Nl- f ,, - , -, , , ' ' Y , ' - , ' . , , y y y y y - ' V . ' Y V 3 , Y ry? V U 7 1 ,a - , b Y y ' y - , y , V 1 ' .l 1 'v - , ' v fi ' v ' - 1 -. b ', SNAFU-Twp mu: -Iune Dullen- ty. Pat XY'ooding, Sandra Boyd. Gladys Rian. Marilyn Meyers. joyce Rian. Pat Leech. Helen Christiansen. Barbara Olsen. Bol- mw mu: Dorothy' Matson. .lean XY'hite. joy' Michelun. Dolly' Mik- kalsen. Doris Quinnell. Polly' McKerney'. Allie Ogclon. Beverly Olsen. X TEENS Top mu Pat Wtrucl inc Iulaine Miller Ioyce Dilberi. Nancy Fairchill 711117011 Mary Ann Bothell lean Telquist Louise Olsen Gladys Rian jaclyie Paris LaVerne Williams ara' mu Ftlie Bennett Gladys Erickson Phyllis McPhers n Madeline Carrato -atb mu Bonnie McKer ney Lois Marchand Mary Jaco vello Nora McBride Sally Kitch ing 5117 rou Betty Wold Nancy Johnson Charmaine Win Myr na Williams Bobbie Steele Joan Parshall Frrnf mu Nancy Booth rovd Nancy Wesley Mary Lou Fenton Kay Meth ny Beverly Hendrickscn Colle n Herrmann Helen Chris iansen BEAUTY IS ONLY SKIN DEEP Those be smoclyed and be painted gadabouts are none other than the malye up crevy lcnoyyn as the Snafu Club Biggest tasly of the year is the lob of making up all the characters for the Senior Play by Miss Borsheim from the unior High, these talented Artists lynoyy theres no business lilce shoyy business and are all ser out to t ll yy hy SERVICE IS OUR MOTTO Sparked by a neyy advisor, a crevy of neyy members, and a neyy name the X Teens not off to a run ning start this year Their Syy eater Tolo yyas the main ey ent of the year yyh re a cashmere svy eater yy as giy en as a door prize to a luclyy unior The Telegraph Booth yy as an unexpected success It yyas set up during the Tlhomt bislcetbill gam ind p oved 1 Valentine surprise for the p ztrons A sol emn formal induction yy as held it the Lutheran Church yherc all thc girls yyere publicly recognized for their seryices A Silycr Tea in 1nnu1l affair in each YTeen Club lolloyyed the Recognition Sery ice l l . 1 V .' Y ' Y - , 5. ,y . - - - A ' h 1 - - - - V, f r .- More gooey experience is received from the colorful faces of the choir members as well. Advised ' ' f L A 2 ' f. . r . v v Y I , s, , ' be ' ' ' , . ' V . A r y . 3 N, V ' ' 2 1 2 ' 2 ' ez 7 2 2 ' ' ' ' 1 - 3 . - A , ' . ' H ,A 2 , , - 7 1' - . . I . I V ' N y A f 'f Q i 'i . i 'a ' , 2 2 2 4 1 ' i 1 - ' B . ' ' A i LASHILRS Barlura Petersen Betty Henry Barbara Olsen Myr na Wxllxams Louise Olsen Marne Crrner Madeline Carrato Char maine Wmg lc Ann Seaman Soma Marks Man Iacove' YI AOL LRLXW Bark mu Lloyd Sxnclalr Art Roo Lyle Tallman Lelth Kane Bob Mmer Tomms Dunhm Front mu Dru Corbin Iullan Anderson Roland Lmdstrom lack Dunham Nlr Wfurtzhur er 2aazaf,-i 6Z5 One or the lcast glamorous yet most necessary jobs IS that of thc ctshrcrs Ihesc glrls xxerc on hand at evcrx gam to collect txclcets and make change They also proved uscful at the Semor play and numerous other sp c1al occasrons Mrss Mengon supervlses all cashnenng for the school ehnd oenea. Nlr Wurzburger and h1s crev, of Shop boys arc rndeed thc men behrncl thc scenes for when thc occasron arxses vs here stage props must be erected the publrc address system assembled, the movre camcrl set up or lnnumerable other small and t dnous tasks flccomplrshed they are alvt ays on hand to do the yob quxcltly and efhcrentlx IS x . n I ,I , V . , , V . 7 . - ' f- .7 ' v . ' ' ' ' .lfx Q. 7 V ,. -. Y . -, Y 7 3 1 j 21. W -. f, ' ', ,L 1. ., . ' ' -, V' . L l . g. af Q X, Q 'ffl' fy Y, L . , A I A A A 'A I . A 'I .4 'Q 1 V P A C C C f n K A v C - '. , N I . A ' , c . . 46 ' 1 , - , , , , , - Y . , , 7 C 2 'I .41 4 I 1 K4 ' ' . Y C 7 C f I , , V 74a 7041, 7a cz Wwe? To serve dehenous nurrmous meals ID ln appenzmg xx ay IS a large order, but these efhcnent eooles managed to hll II Eaeh day students were provxded vuth 1 varled menu from xxhleh they could eas1l5 choose 1 more than adequate luneh at an e onomreal prree Zip 7115! Down UNDER THE RUG AND 'KLL AROUND we hnd these busy bus drrvers and lamtors tt vxorle Transporting the students to and from sehool, leeepmg the buses reparred cleanlng the bulldlngs and earlng for the furnmee eonstntut onlx 1 lexx of the mmy tasles these tireless vxorleers perform LAFETERIA Mrs Laura Hall Mrs Lxllxan Roberts Mrs E M Chase Mrs Lnlllan Berg Mrs Oscar Helseth BUS DRIVERS Vern Barrelson Percy Donelson Howard Vaughan Avery Hall Les An derson Oscar Helseth Bud Frazell 19 I 1 f - 2 - , ' ' - , ' e . ' 1 ' ' ' 2 ' J ' v . . - f- '- '-, 1 ' 1 ' 1 . 1 . I 1 1 . y ' 1 1 ' '. 1 ' 1. 7 1 ' 2 ' ff ' 1 ' 2 ' ' ' '. ' . I. 1 '1 A . f . ' 1 ' ' ' S fl A . - . 7 s . 1. 1 -- ,v -- 1' K 1- ' s 1 ', .f. I 3 Q Q 3 .. . Q V 1 1 1 s ' s . pfldb' and fog W 5 Jaffa, ,fl 1 F E Y ,gi k , , M' ,pl I Z, , f 21' ' 11, W it V: ,ng VJ M- 6 194 -5, 4? xv? QVJJ W 2 QQ J .Jr iaffqja'-Q5 'W Q . - gi ik ff sw Nw A Rf 1 Scores '46 Season League Standings Bothell Bothell . Bothell Bothell Bothell Bothell ,. . Bothell Bothell Bothell Ovcrlakc Lalxesitlc Foster Mount 51 lssnquah 'I-Oll il Vancouver College Tolt Lulu: Washirmgton Mount Si Issaquah Lalxesitle lloster Ovcrlnke Vfon In XX'on 4 XX'on I XY'on 9 wltlll Q XX'on 2 XX'on ll 2 lxrst Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost I- 6 7 3 U U 6 H 2 u S l l 6 , 'A V I 5 .P gfffrf V q, . , iq xv I X- ,fe an J I xx ' 1 ix f i N if K ' , . I ' fy K -M A , f ff q K 2, - 45 55 'IA . Y f 'Z' J., ? ,A b x , Q -X 1 fx 2 L' is ,' K ff ' fx , ff'-' , 1 . , ' 5 , . .:2- 1 ' ' ' 'i4 .34:--. , 1 H z f fi.-W , ' - ' ., Y ,, fl .-27? A xii: gig L,., 7? Q x 05 52-lm 2 5755 I9-ZS III-5I 26-.29 26-29 56-20 54-52 Nil-VIS 5'-25 5'--IN LIEAGIIE STANDINGS Muunt SI. S Barbell , , 6 Overlake .. 6 Ilnstcr I0 IAIIQQNILIC N 'lkmlr 5 Talwnu , 5 Issaquah , I Nlerilinn I 5 s. v f f 1, 1544 lg 0 5' X OVERLAKE LAKESIDL TOLT O'DllA TAHOMA FOSTER CENTRAL KITSAP PORT ANGELES , BREMERTON SOUTH KITSAP SOUTH KITSAP LL-.im L1L' Lf. xxxx ex DA rrxk r Lunu Q 'LI' . in 237, ' -I 9 oo 7, Q 3, 511 6- 59 DJ 74 19 is is xml., lx LM -1 4 f 1-.sv 57 ' g , 027' iii ': 1j1 .V f. 5 1 fl 'af fr '1 1 1 T -G7 S I ilk ff QQ? L5 S M .f Laffy Dun Leach, Tuny Hansen, Eil Arnold, Herb Horton, Dick Virulli. Rixzlvlx Bob Miner, Lane Carr, Texl Nieineyer, .lim Sullivan. Carry john- stone. Hefffu, Twp Rffzif Arr Root. Stan An- ilcrsnn, Sriin XX'orlunLl, Ernie -lcffermn. Clmrcmc Schell, lfmut Ruiz: Bill xY'l'lkEl1I. lvim Clurncr, Ray Purschc. U 260919 To 0142 Oh, greata game ees basaball for younga Amer- ican, but ah, my frand, ees not at all da ting for Dagomanf' Yes, baseball is the All-American game, and the diamond-dusters from Bothell cer- tainly take top honors in the Lakeside League for this favored sport. Winning the championship two successive years is no easy undertaking, anfl yet our Cougars came through year after year to lo us proud in the baseball competition. 1. Cotty Johnstone 2. Art Root 3. Bill Ligon 4. Don Higginbotham 5. Bill Wright Tony Hansen 6. Stan Anderson 7. George Malone 8. Don Usitalo 9. Don Leach 30 Back Roux Bill Wright, Don Leach, George Ma- lone, Tony Hansen, Coach Buse, Don Higgin- botham, Stan Anderson, Bill Ligon, Phil Shaw. Frrmz Rau: Arr Root, Roy Brandt, jack Dun- ham, Chuck Gaylord, Cotry Johnstone, Don Usiralo, Bud W'righr, Harold Barnett, Manager. 57 Bar Rau Spike Schwald Barley Wheeler Bill Morton Llarenu: bahell Ray Coffey .Semmf Rau Dluk bplcer Ed Taylor Roland Lxndstrom joe Pmgnataro Delbert Flanagan Front Roz: Bob Bruce Ivan Corner Izzdzzlduall Bob Bruce Delbert Flanagan Clarence Schell Ray Colley Stan Worlunrl Balley Wheeler Ivan Corner 3 Baci Ron Dirk HdfflHgIOh Lane Carr Elvm Myrland Mr Henning Bob Miner Herb Hof ton Lyle Tallman Seaoml Rua Dons Qumnell Colleen Herr mann joy Mnchelun Front Rou Nancy Wesley Bonnie Mlller Irldzzzdualf Lane Carr Nancy Wesley Bob Mmer Dorls Quln nell Lyle Tallman Elvm Myr land Herb Horton LIVIN! LAUGHIN' AND LOVIN l Whl Bll 7 Need some rep lbs w ene lends 1 oes te 1 One ol tlmt ones bo s Om www n Hope nobody s looking, ll Stmplrns, the pt nth lu A lc ml t ll unlor Hlgjh Idltors 15 1 xou stu yot were studunb lo XX'hos the mxsterx mm Mtd l look before xou lelp 18 XY'htts her mme lrme ll llttle box suth the um rt ll 1' v L A k L 'Q ,U 7 :xp ,, A W . . . I . 'yt it -. 1 -1-1,1sr -2 Eu- f.tlgr1'f. - - A -Nj yr. 5. f-Hz: 6. Snuzzy chassis. Bob. T Pat and Inger out for a stroll. 8. just cull me Dorothy. 9. Xwlmt caused this? 10. Muscle mu. ll. ' f. -. Q ' L' A 1 '. N. tscun . oof .DI A 'Y il 1 '.D'd 5 'F H eg, Il SIIDFX FS CII BCDIHFII IINICJR HIC H SC HCDCDI PRISINI IIIF 1947 EDITION CDI III CCIIC XR IxII fxmw 167W ,Mi x 'Qs ni' N sVI i'3QE Q 3' 3 EU fff' x AW 'fl W1 v wr v 1 f 1 v v , - -. x ,I I J J 4 . L 'I I 1 l w 1 w vf w r 1 1 1 f v 1 4 JK J ,J I M L rli 1 1 7 1 ' 7 - 4 J 4 If .JL V,-g..' . -Q , ' I, Q41 f.. 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AWJQTq0l1 bpefl C You .ire now engaged IH whit m ly he termed the most lmportxnt loh of your life th it of preparing yourself for 1 useful flnel hippy future The real value thqt you wlll recelve from your sehool work wlll dep nd bclence IS movxng forward at A terrxhe plee The new age of atomic energy IS upon us Wutlu rt will come many opportunmes proyldlng mat we have the xntelhgenee to use xt properly Eyery hoy and Qlrl m the un1or Hnvh Qehool should be loolxmg forward to l-hgh Sehool Qraeluatlon and heyond wnthout your l1lQl'1 sehool ehploma many of the opportunltles of the future w 1ll he eloseel to you I w1sh to talxe thxs opportunity to express my appreeunon for the ftne eo operatron and help you have glyen me rn malung thrs year such 1 pleasant xr l successful one XV A AN DFRSON Prnztzpul fr , ,V All :VI 7 o g V 5, o n a 1 A Y 1 C A I 7 2 :JV A 5 4 A ' 2 I A 'Y D I .L 2 1 A 71 D R A 1 i A I K Q I A L 1 largely upon how' much you are- willing to put into it. X ' . ' ' Q ,, , , , ' - - 7 - . . , V . l , ' , . y . . e - O e K Q ., Y i Y J e h I -' f, ' ' y f y -', ' Q ' , - - ff ' A A ' r 4 . ' 'I I - v - 2 1 rf. Q Q ' . F '. Y . . A . , 7 COUNCIL-Top Run: Michael Sullivan. Dick Kurttila. Zml Run: Tommy' Strom, Ross Conner, Bob johnson, Don Miller, Mr. Anderson. Sn! Ron: Geraldine Glover. joan Burkland. Ernest Pihl, Sally' McMil- lan, Beatrice Schiller. Frou! Rau: Lola Martin, Barbara Rediske, Marian Corner. Verna Sarchett. Avis Anderson. ANNUAL STAFF Top Roz: loe Menard Fred Henninger Don Miller jim B rto Stuart Brooks 7nd Ron lames Cleary Marian Corner Camilla Boyd George Ben son fron! Rm: lanice Selby Sharon Wlaen HONOR SQCIETH Bat! Ruiz loe Me nard Bcbby johnson .Semml R014 lanicc Selby Marilyn King Lola Martin Stuart Shavy joan Burlyland Marilyn Hager He en McGoyyan Franz Rau Mrs Una lames Cleary Drn Nliller Ernest Pihl Camilla Boyd a representatiye from each home room is one of the sparly plugs of the lunior High School It is during the meetings of this council that the school policies concerning activities and projects are formulated Its Our Fan t, Too The Iunior High Annual Staff yy ith the assistance of their advisors, Miss Olin and Miss Borsheim did its part in helping th Senior H1 h yyith its section in the 47 annual Beginning Lea QVSIIIP The year l9l6 4 yy as begun yy ith ll members and 7x more yyere in ducted at impressive sery ices during he year Among the social activities of the group yy ere the Splash Party for graduating members and the Honor Day yy hich is held annuallv for all members Ga Z: lv l v Aw- , l ' yy - ' ' i y Y 1 ' . : ' . Vitt, Iunfor Poifficfans--The student council, an organization made up of the student body ofiicers and 7 I . . v. W . - . . . -- i k , , . . . . . . . Q . .0 V. . . . ,, v g O - . . J . l Y , ,, ' t, , , Y . -- I . . , . H - DON MILLER 'OE MENARD BARBARAJOHNSTONE President Vice Presldenf Secre1aryTreasurer E DID IT Many excited, scrubbed, starched squ rmx little 1nd1x iduals, some shy, some brave, some xx eepy, some happy entered the first grade in Bothell September 1938 Of these only seventeen survived through to the ninth grade These seventeen, increased by one hundred hfty five other enterprlsing students, equals the enrollment of our present freshman elass The efheient leaders of the 1947 Freshm In Class xxere Don Miller, presi dent, oe Menard viee president, and Barbara Iohnstone secretary treasurer Many of the Freshmen shoxx ed their xaried talents by taking part in the band or ore hestra Several of these have been members sinee the seventh grade loan Burlxland tackled the immense job of student bodx president and Ernie Pihl earned on through the second semester Thex both did exeellent yobs and had very suecessful terms ln the Honor boeiety, under the direction ot Mrs Uni Vitt there xxere I0 mfmbers, 70 of xxhom xx ere ninth graders ties Of these the soelx hop tolo gixen in the gym xx as 1 huge success, the theme being The Old Limplighter Mrs lNexx ton xx as the advisor md Clar ree Nelson xxas the president throughout the vear Girls and bovs alilee turned out for sports The boys excellmg in football basketball blseblll md fflelx xx hile the girls played btseball basketball and tenms There xxere four mid xear .graduates xx ho xentured to the strange interior of the Senior High Vile hope they xx ere not completely lost and had 1 sue cessful semester there lhe nexx born slxi elub introduced a noxel sport and through this medium many enthusiastie adventurers have found a lifetime hobby The Bovs Club, under the leadership ol Fred Henninger gtve a number of movies to entertain the students in their leisure time ful f 1, sf 1 1 f 1 1 1 V 7 1 1 1 1 ' , 1 , y 1 A 1 1 1 A . 1 l , J 1 1 ' 1 1 A y- 1 1 ' ' 1 -' 1 1 I 2 f v 1 1: l 1 '- N A . c Ln. . 'A 1 a A . f L - - '1 ' l . 1 y ' ' 1 I A Q '. A V A I A ' l 1 . 2 D Q 4 ,n Y 1 1 X The Girls' League sponsored many activities such as dances and skating par- ' l 1 X f, ky' r 1 ' 1 1 K 1 - 1 1' 1 f ' 1 H T 1 1 - 1 ' 1 C 1 1 . K C K ' ' J I - 1 A . r ' h I 1 , ' ,z'z 2 Q , 'f' , 1 ' ,. ' V , , , , , ' ' 1 1 ' 'Ly . 1 1 v v 1 1 1 v L 2 1, I Y N 1 . ' - 4 A I 5 2 4 1 I Wm-:A ALDRIPH Ph ANU rvhll nhlv BARBARA BOFEMA ANN E BUSH rOBEf4v DOG GLOP A FDAEEI S :AW seam., Messy'-am GEF A DINE .ANG rmru sf-o 1 Mu: LCUEYU AIM mx 'rv-E A9 1-4 E MAH LVN Q-uvl-f EJUHN ..r 'YAN A FNFSC un.: wus: A :ren rw :wuz woensrw Sv' -1155- AK! 4 04 A ul DN BREWER DE OFE4 HEY lx - vw ul Avff CLEA Hmm Ev rv-wwe: Q va .- x ...- A-wtttwgw 15, -A ,xsa- 9' gr: E egg: fu we we-N Mm ,,.L f' nv W Q 0 .- of on LA -no 9.4 ewlg f bl! FUVA! new ' A 'H P-E EN N SON FAIRY un EP 6 Q - 'NLE EA KS BYE! i TJ WMD C Piwv 5 vmnx 1 Rn n .- v 4 N- AUCIE' M NHL AN muh-A ur-u Mmm lm! 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' 4 ' 3 FLOYD MULLIQAN ARGARET MULLOY US PEAK ROBERT PEDERSON ROBERT RODIN BONNIE Sunssunv see xo STEPHENS sumu 'moms TILTON B LLIE W1 LIS J' Josie MUNN ' -'Q PAT PETTICHARD KATHLEEN IIOLLMAN GEORG A SANDERS GE E SMITH M STIOELL STILSON Q 1 HOWARD TWEOT EUGENE WALKER KEITH WILLIS KEITH WILLY FLAR CE NELSON JESSE CBR EN PHYLL S OCLE JU E OI. VER E NE OLSE I,-41 QARNSIPIH RA DA Pomov FRED Powm E 0 mn IS DON STRAIN TED STRANG BERNICE WEBB DUANE WEINZ Iv JAN ICE SELBY QW BEVERLY SWIRSKY ALBERT WIBBELMAN RUTH OLD BURRIS FRED DAY DORIS ELLERS VIRGIL HAMBLIN DALE HARPER FRED HATFIELD GLENN HENDRICKSON SHIRLEY HERMAN CAROL HERZOG WILLIAM fvw HULSE NELLENORE HUSBY ODEAN JOHNSON TRUMAN MASON GEORGE PORTER BETTY RUSSOM PRICE SIMMONS DUANE SINCLAIR MARGO WILLEY KEITH JOAN RANKIN SHIRLEY SENTY M ADELMA muon ' WV SHARON W GEN ELLEN! WOODING fe' D CHT PATTERSON BILL REDISKE STUART SHAW LLOYD TI-MYER MALCOLM WISHT DUCK WYATT A 'I A +. C + .I -,I I - , 3 I I, Q 1 K :F I zu ' I W -0- 1' I ,, , 2 . 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WM., .,..--.- -W , ,, N, W-- ,.,, ,ull .iii , f Top Roux' Howard Twedt, Fred Henninger, Rodney Conner, Floyd Mulligan, Bob Damery, Marvin Eschbach, Truman john- son Dick Wyatt Dale Hamblin. 7nd Rott Rnthard Slunalter Get auld Stephens Harold Barnett James Clearv Ted Strang jm Stldell Front R011 Arne Ander son Milton Bremer lack Fletcher Earnest Prhl Tommy Foree THE HOPE OF THE FUTURE Entermg mto competrtron wlth other schools for the first txme the jumor hrgh football team won three games and lost three Over twenty boys comprrsed the squad gammg valuable experlence ln football for future years Frfteen letters were aw arded at the close of the season by Coach Green EARLY ENTHUSIASTS Coach Buses competent supervrston helped make the Frosh basketball season successful as well enjoyable However, the team was handtcapped by rrregular practrce SCSSIODS, whrch proved be a small obstacle, as we can well see for these young maple floor marsres won the majorrty therr games VICCOIICS over such flne clubs as Seattle Prep and Nlorth and South Iunror Hrghs Everett hrghlrghted the playrnv season Stanrlmg jrmmy Berto Bob Johnson Howard Tvsedt Mar vm Eschbach Bruce Martrn Rod ney Conner Bob Damery Kneefmg Earnest Plhl jack Fletcher Arne Anderson Drclt Wyatt Fred Henmnger Seated Bull Cutler Harold Barnett james Clearv Managers 67 1 1 1 1 .1 1 1 1 ' 1, ' 1 ' 1 , . 5 , 3 ' 1 r , . . r as . 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' ' , : 1 - L li l Top R014 Raymond Cox Davnd Chrlstnansen Harry Anderson Donald Dxclxre jay Gorman Frank Cole Iarry Anderson Bobby farmer Ralph Anderson Yemmf Ron Lortxe Brost Barbara Galplne Vrrgmxa Freeman Hazel Forbes Phyllis Berg, lund lean Enclund loey Boraman Elna Bundy Donna Bmttln Marlan Corner Bnlfnm Ron Mrs Conner Geraldlne Bennett Colleen Crerhofer Barry Fllls Harry Bennett Dean Dnmmrtly Hazel Ilemrnc loan Bennett Bonxta Berry is 7 'I fp Run Dayrd Hau en Clrffford lames Irmmy Harrlson Pat Henry Ronnre Lemxre Roy Kung, Rockne Harper Drcly Kurtrlla Semr11lRfm Iohn Keener Ioanne Grannls Maureen Gustafson Marran Macly Inger Hansen Bonnxe Herman lames Helms Antone Hlmple fhrra' Roz: Helen Holseth Marlene Gibbs Margaret Haaland Roberta Green janet Mason Dorms Groff R1ta lones Bo1!0mR0zz Ardeth jenlyrns Marva Lee Helm Flroy Hulse Bllly Hord Donald Kuntz Evelyn Ps 1 Trp Ron Duane Mannln Pat OBr1en Layern Root Darlene Ort Helen Ross Smurf! Ron jrmmy Lnttell Davnd Quxnnell Bob Mutschler Larry Peterson Vernon Olson Thzrfl Ron Harry Meyers jessre Moffltt Grace Nardone Barbara Redlske Mary Lou Odden Mary Rathe Donald Le May Botzom Ron Bllly Mastrude Rrchard Rehboclc Woody Ross Ar mand LeMay Verne Nlcaley Xlrss Koehne S4 Trp Ron Donald bchnexder Ronald Thoryrlson Tommy Strym Xcrnon Struthers hm Saunlers erry Lerdahl Seunm' Razz Dorthea XY he-lan Beatrrce Schnller Pat Stonach Arlene Van VUay Sally Watson jo Ann Uyeda Tlvzrn' Rou Paul Schmxder XWalter Rerd Duck Sutton Marco Xrtullr johnny Rran Boyd Wrlson Mrs Perry Bollom Rou Irmmy Younf. Kenneth Wheeler Dorrs Wrlbur Barbara Stoyer lreddre Meyers Danny Reasoner fn K I ' V V1 Q Y 1 R 1 Y S A 1 ' 1 y 4, - ., ' ' A YA ' ' 7- , . L . . , , l , r, 1 . .' 1 , ' ' ' . ' 'V ' K .51 ' - 7 -A 1 ' V I 1 ,V ' 1 ,V 1 xr? 4 4,1 , 1 Y' v ' . V' ' ' ' V ' ' ' ' , '- ' 1 il 1 , V , ' - 1 1 V '1 1 ' ' ' , 1 , I e1 1 I 1 1 '1 , 7 1 . ' '1 A ' ' 1 1 I 1 1 1 v , ' V 1 1 ' ,R 1 Y 1 1 Kelley, Glorra Leech. V V , V V - 1 1 1 1 ' V 1 V , '. ,' I 1 1 1 ' . ', A ' , A . V ' f - ' ' 1' V ' t ', ' ' ', V ' - 4- - 1 . . , . , . V , r ., 5 1, , J 1 . , jr ' ' , V ' ' , ' .. . . . 1 V . v . V ,. Y I , ' 7 1 - 1 1 , - . A 1 'A - ' . - Y ,V ' 7' V , I ' V V 'Q CLASS OF '52 W...-. ,wiv- l lap Ron lohn Camp George Benson Grant Drmmrely Harry Garlrner Ross Connor Donald Clemons Bob Barley lames lrshnag Serum! Rau owe Bush Roberta Edvyards loan Anderson Dorxs Ellrott Marlene Draper Bettee Dun Lan lrene Barry Arlene Anderson front Ron Clrfford De Rosler Ray lredeen Roger Arntson Lee Churd Sally Camp bell Georee Irshbatlt Tommy Day Noel Broyyn Mrs Har er 'lop Ron Peter jaeobson Gray Hma jerry Herss Rrehard lxergh john Langkoyy Ronald Parlsot Edward Gre ory Byron Haszadorn Alden Hrll Serum! Rou Warner Iohnson Ilene Hrllestad Ruby Hayes lya Dell Glasner 0 Ann C reen Paulxnc Henry Lucxlle Gunnels Sherrxll Grady Amella Gustafson Dennrs Harper Front Roz: Gordon Lau an Glenn Haaland Don Gerard Esther Holseth Mar orle H1 LlI'll5Ofl'l.iID Nathalle Helnz lxennan Holllnrasvyorth Albert Helelln Nlrss Cravylord Charles Xltora 3 rf ul Rot Lloyd Xioraan lzlrsabeth Lenard Mans lx an la l'helma C abo Drane Peterson 5 lly Nldylrllan bhlrley Hrnman Niarnlyn Nlnlone Betty Nappen frwzf Ron Bobby Niasrru le Nlartln Pnhl lean lenlyms bhlrley Lelanl lrela lxenyon Lourse Nlnllman Barbara Lorlmer Robert Laugh l'ranklxn Rousseau Nlrss Passaee L lop R114 Tommy Wesley jrmmy Vyrllrams Nirehael bullnyan Dale btraeue lames Vynssellus lxenneth btall jaelt Lul lema jay Phodes Ser 21fRrzz Niaryean Walker Edrth btrlson lanet Smnth Dclorns Xkheatman Barbara Xanlelaa Barbara Pertrthorl Barbara Xm Vyay f Il R 1 Robert Nnyder Lharle Sprter luly Rehbytlt Nusanne 'Norlstrom Carolyn Norl strom Nlclyln Gntl Glenn Rollrnan 'yirs btrllyyell oyert uy ran H1 s yaey o nu amer aryrr nn Q oyyy arson Bn llurlu Niary lxrlet Rxtharl Prutalnsltl Nlrs cdSIf.'l'llIl Ol digg g , 1 ,. .M -, 1' ' 1 1. 1 1 1 - 1, . 1 , ' 1- . .1 ' qfv ' ,V ' K 1 s ' y '- ,4 ,R we ik. 1 , r V , I 1 1 1 , 1 1 , , 1 1 . , A ' , G' , '1', . 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AW? mr y Ifonfznued from Page 101 streets swept every nrght However he h1red j1m johnson to do the d1rty work Modern transportar1on too IS play1n1., a large part 1n our hect1c l1ves B1ll I1gon IS a porter on the Lake Forest Hel1copter Commuter Serv1ce and Blll Johnson IS dr1v1ng a s1ghtsee1ng bus up the Alcan H1ghwav Play1ng bass drum IH Lyle Tallmans all grrl drum and bugle corps IS Doreen G1erhofer they are to perform at Lmdgrens tomght we are told The newspaper 1nforms us that M1ss Nancy johnson has recently been hrred as secretary to the Governor of Washmgton on the bas1s of former ASB secretar1al experrence Two of our enterpnsmg classmates have made m1ll1ons hrst IS Roland Lmdstrom a professxonal wrestler after havmg. g1ven up basketball the other IS Wendell Leder who publrshed m1ll1ons of pocket ed1t1ons of True Con fessrons of an Ex Sa1lor Along the l1nes of longha1r mus1c D1ck McComb qu1t parnt nng female landscapes and IS now concertmaster 1n the New York Ph1lharmon1c Also Tony Hansen left the Damsh Em bassy to create h1s own orchestra because he couldn t bear to see h1s saxophone rust away rn the HIIIC Charrman of the Nanonal Gravedrggers UHIOU IQ Julran 100 mph rn a Ford or bust Anderson wh1le hrs hancee Nancy Wesley has yust accepted a contract to model for Varga calendars She s st1ll trymg to hgure out what SEA means Operatmg an efF1c1ent corr1dor patrol rn the Olymprc Hotel IS Ruth Chrrsnan who accordxng to the hotel manager lb the best house drck they ever had Staylng at the hotel for a few days IS Dxck Od1on and h1s fourth brlde Dorothy DHVIES Rumor has lf she wouldnt marry h1m unless he bought her a red convert1ble Buzcb from her old su1tor Dale Dewey But enough for these cap1tal1sts these 1ndustr1al1sts these cogs ln a great mach1ne We now choose to make the rounds of our more agrar1an ex students W1th a few 1nqu1r1es we hnd the Corbm Dude Ranch Doug has fulfilled h1s dream of 1oaf1ng on a 1000 acre hog farm The most challengrng odor though encourages us to seek more pleasant reg1ons so we drop 1n on Garold N1cholls now occupled as owner of a greenhouse and as the lovmz husband of the former Madellne Carrato They re makrng a krllrnf. by sellrng corsages to those who patromze the h1gh school dances Further travel br1ngs us to Stockmans Poultry Breeders Bob has developed a cross between a talkm parrot and an egg laV1ny, Lechorn Smce he marrned Jackle T1p ton he IS a d1fIerent man But the most prosperous of the ranchers IS Glen Yeamans who owns a manslon on the Sam mam1sh Rrver Redheaded Betty Wold marrled h1m for h1s money but found herself m1lk1ng the cows and sellmg the eggs Barbara Petersen governess of the manslon IS busy keepmg the l1ttle Yeamans 1n l1ne Back agam 1n town we chat for a few m1nutes XVIII! Ken Snyder Bothell constable and coroner who boasts of hav1nv arrested playboy Elvln Myrland four trmes ln one week for speedmg The playboy converses w1th h1s cellmate Bob Bruce who lb at present hrdlng, from h1s Wlfe He never knew h1s wrfe threw such a wlcked roll1ng p1n t1ll he got h1tched con sequently h1s track speed has mcreased As we Art M1ller and Fred Lunghard board a bus to keep an engagement at the Scattle F1rst Natronal we are about to d1scard the lo al papcr when at the bottom of the last column cf the last page we s1ght a small advertlsement Whlfh reads Only 975 Nancy l'a1rch1ld s Course on H014 to H0121 Frzenll am! Influence People Jfllf ffm lmueff from Page 111 I Bonme McKerney mv hghted batons approprrately at tached leaye to let the whole world know I at last have reason for the Lleam I Phyll1s McPherson leave st1ll chasxm., unxformed alumn1 I Harold Malcolm battle scars consp1cuously placed brulses rntact and faculty gazmg IH sad bewrlderment leave I Iors Marchand bequeath mv helpful manner to any manner woman I Don Matson w1ll my elevated stature to the he1ght of re duct1on Tommy Knudsen I Gerald1ne Matthews wanted to stay longer but leave be fore I say any more s1lly th1ngs l1ke that I Art M1ller w1ll my volumes of well chewed match stxcks to anyone 111 quest of a nerve remedy I Bruce M1ller bequeath my sm1l1n1, baby p1ctures to the famrlv album and s1t down to pose for one they never thought theyd get a graduatron snap I julame M1ller leave my UHIVCFSIIY SUIIOFS to look for an other h1gh school press agent I Bob M1ner w1ll my collect1on of Varga Calendars to Mar1e Corner 1n apprc-c1at1on of her excellent posmg I Elvm Myrland leave permanently embedded the 1n1t1als rn the arrls locker room to that naughty boy who put them there I1m Unffer I Garold N1cholls reconcnlrnc myself to no more e1ght o clock alarms leave to redlscover the forests and become bearly not1cable In hrbernatlon I Ted Nlemever st1ll lookmg for more bequeath my Inst of eI1g1ble telephone numbers to Fred Ilnghsh I B1ll N1xon leave my attempts at j1tterbug5.,1nK1., to Ed Ell1ot who CAN I' be as good as he IS I Dxck Od1on leave my trrm l1ttle Ford sedan parked In front of the school to enable a qunck get away I jane Ogdon leave my supply of bxg red apples to Joy M1chelun hopxne they net her more front seats than they d1d me I Barbara Olsen leave the Snafu Club st1ll wonderlng what IIS name means I LOUISC Olsen wetter but w1ser bequeath my squ1rt gun to Deadeye Malone I Barbarr Petersen gu1lr1ly w1ll my treasured stock of old test papers to B1ll Connor to help h1m carry out h1s plan for burnmg down the school house I Art Root bequeath my mormng walks to school to all other late rlsers I DOIIS Qulnnell leave my flare for underclassmen to un PYCILIQIICCLI Delores Hampton who knows no class d1st1nct1on I JoAnn Seaman boastmg of my hfteen years IH school haughtrly leave I Kenneth Snyder bequeath my unusual retlcence to Ilkewlse unusual Don Jensen I Jrm Sulllvan w1Il my break neck speed to Roy Rogers current r1val Hopalong Krtchmg I Bob Stockman after a short stay wrth the Navy leave after I Jack1e Tallman leave to make a career of robbmg the cradle mstead of just a hobby I Lyle fallman blow1n hank1es and battmg away tears hate to but must leave I jean TCIQUISI leave wrth my l1lt1n s1ng1ng VOICE to 1o1n the Kraft MLISIC Hall and show them what a real cheese cake 15 I Iackre T1pton leave my llght forelocks to jack Black Ha1r I So Allurrng. Dunham I B1lI Thompson left mv append1x 1n a Seattle hosprtal but gamecl many a fond memory from a junlor fr1end I D1ck V1tull1 selfxsh as ever won t leave a s1ngle fhlhbl l Bob Warner leave my executrve ablllfy to Pat Freeman w1th promlses of handlmg all ensu1ng drvorces I Nancy Wesley leave my uncensored dlary to the school I1 brary 1n hopes of creatlnp, more 1nterest 1n the hner arts I Myrna Wrllrams w1ll my delapldated typewrlter to DIXIE Sprague who must learn to wrlte sometxme I Charmalne W1ns, leave my battered bent and badly broken automoblle to Don Berry so that he may have a legrtnmate ex ruse for stayln home I Betty XVold bcoueath my VNIDDIII smnle to Bm Crosbys horses I Pat Woodmg Wlll my 1ournal1st1c prowess to Glorla Enerx for addrtronal h1nts 1n recent letter wr1t1n1, problems I Stan Worlund leave my freshmen 1.,1rl frxends each th1nk mn. she IS the l1cht of my l1fe hopelessly burnt up I Glen Yeamans bequeath my carefree personalrty to Ray Coffey who would rather go steady anyway I Herb lacknson w1ll my LOHVIDCIHQ parr of st1lts to Mr Wurzburcer so he may see how the upper half l1ves And I Colleen Herrmann left lon before you read th1s far J ' ' ' , ' 4 . . , 1 , . f v 1 , . 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T-lonsen COMPLIMENTS OF HORRIGAN S MARKET Kenmore Wosh Phone KEnrno re 83 HART S CASH SPOT CvROCER'ES ICE CREAM FRESH PRODUCE On the Bofhell Hlghwoy AI Kenmo e APPLIANCE CO KENMORE WASHINGTON Rodlo F M 8: Television Repair SPSCIGIIST . . , .D. i I , . . C I u C. H f Ph : ok T r. ' . . ' on f I I mu I Q u T, ' T i E. E. R D 4 , r I fXttorne,S-AfALovf a I ' I II ' 5 T ' C Phone 1371 ' I ' ' Bot! TT sdngfon I . I Tl A CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OE '47 OUR BEST WISHES EOR A SUCCESSFUL FUTURE x'- ,fs THE STORE OF BETTER VALUES I 0 N E S K M 0 H N CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES OE HARDWARE AND W FURNITURE HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES , I Hennmger Pharmacy Good LUCK Io Ihe Class of 47 Ph 18 B TH II W ' I 7 f I I Rhone l82 ' B O V E E L L C. A, Hewinqef Pros. I ' one E I o Ie , os EOR DECO EEEDS EOR PROMPT STOVE AND DIESEL OIL DEIIVERIES EOR ALL LEADING GRADES OE COAL Phone 943 Lowell DeYoung Company WOODINVILLE WASI-I CONGRATULATIONS TO TI-IE CLASS OE 47 COMPLIMENTS TO TI-IE GRADLJATING CLASS OE BOTI-IELL I-IIGI-I SCI-IOOL Bothell Motor Company R O34 CI-IEVRO' ET Servmce and Sales BOTHELL If STATE BANK CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF I 947 The Bothell Citizen 'Bo+I'meII's I-Iomefown Newspaper Phone Bo+I1eII IOOO LYNN D SCI-IOLES Publnsher PRINTING PUBLISI-IING BIIIHEII IIIINS CLUB L LoyaITy I Infe ru y O Qur Hag N New Ideals S Servuce OF TI-IE CLASS OF I947 C I HN QC camurnnns PHIIIIIII Keeney LumberCompony GREEN MOTOR CO JQMW WL' I, I d 0 ' Tfhegffgdg P '+he r K0 NU ENAMEL i Theres a andre! an your fufuu SALES SERVICE CI-IARLES I-I GREEN RONALD S GREEN BOTHELL HARDWARE FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES MAYTAG WASHERS JOHNSON MOTORS CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 47 BOTHELL FLOWER 8K GIFT SHOP Pham IZ' BotIxeII . ' :L 0 0 Q E I! X f fs? 1-, 'Q I lt l-l--- x QI' . 1' NEs BoIIweII, Washington - 9 - 5,75 Phone 372 ' 0 Ofoffl oufaurcovsns FE5i12:u'di3ii ' . - . to The I'YOur Ccrwenlent I:IorIs't 'F 7 Ccnqr::tuIofIons to CIOSS of '47 Mom OSI J. BGFIIO Phgne 'S BUILDING MATERIALS PLUMBING ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES HARDWARE KENMORE LUMBER 81 HARDWARE CO LEMMS CORNER Box 6 Kenmore Phone BotI1eII 992 Your CompIefe Building SuppIy Store HOLLYWOOD GREENHOUSES Aff fffff fQw fn I-IAROLD NICHOLAS CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF I947 CONGRATULATIONS TO I 947 GRADUATES Keeners Mcrkel Bothell Flre Fuel CHOICE MEMS ASSOCIATED BURNER one COLD STORAGE I-OCKER5 WoIIoce I-Iorno on I-IcroId Ingrorn phone 642 BO he! Bothell Wosh no 0 l .. f I ' - ll f I . 5 4 . . 17 I I I .. 41 D I Phone 7-SA3 4 I Q ,K 4 + 1 I ,E 7K CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR ACI-IIEVEMENTS TI-IUS EAR. AND SINCERE WISI-IES EOR YOUR FUTURE MELODY DRIVE IN N EormerIy RIon's COMPLIMENTS CLASS OF 47 GOOD LUCK TO TI-IE CLASS OE BENSON S BOTHELL SAND 81 GRAVEL CO GRAVEL SAND CEMENT SERTIC TANKS ROOFING SHURFINE MARKET O, L eE e ERICKSENS I 7 BCTI-'ELI THE BOTH ELL CLEANERS X TO Y cm ,Q Phone Kenmore 22I Route 3, Box ZIA '47 I , I B .neII, VVQS ington Congrotuiotfons and Be? W'sIwes For I Tn uture to Ih CIOSS 0 I94 I - Q BotI1eII's Own S I 1u1 E HGMIWHMIW FOR HI EDISDNS OF TOMORROW As we psy trxbute th1s year to thc centenmal ff the blrth of one of the worlds greatest mventors Thomas Alvt Edxson who knovys vyhtth among the students of today mav l1kCW1SC achteve greatness' And hls lnventlons are makmg ll easxer to accomphsh than 1n Edt sons dfty Make Jfllf vtsxon of tomorrow come true by protectmg your v1s1on today Be sure that you hftve proper hghttng at 111 txmes for reachng and studymg Remember Better Itght means Better Slght PUGET SOUND POWER 81 LIGHT COMPANY Eranlm MeLaughlnn President CONGRATULAT'ONS AND BEST WISHES IO GRADUATES Chas R Walters Co eaoeemes Meats Eeed ot ll Washungton KENMORE HARDWARE AND SUPPLY GAY and BRAEKEL Hardware Paint Glass Plun'1l3lngSupplaeS Radlos Stoves Retrugerators l-lorne Supplue Phone Bot ell 6l3 Box 87 Kenmore Wash HAY GRAIN FLOUR POULTRY AND DAIRY FEED SEED BOTHELL FEED AND SEED D A Crea r Phono 65l ARNOLD MOHN INSURANCE Phone 300 Bothell Wash BUS DEPOT CAFE Lunches and Dlnners Short Orders Not the Best Just Better' 530A M to8OOP lvl Phone 352 Bothell GOOD LUCK TO Tl-lE CLASS OF 47 yr- 1 . ar sf ' 1 y . +- T Q . K -A K V, I .. ' Departments Y. 6 It l . . It B he,, ' I l l . S . . 'T T , , Q S 5 PM h V V I . . e 'TSE' CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OE I947 Telephone Service Company FAVORITE APPAREL REID S RADIO AND ELECTRIC Successors I-IOME AND AUTO RADIO SERVICE The Bo neII Telephone Company Woodmvllle Lumber 81 Hardware neue Me .7e! A !Z44a4Zu Buuldung Mo eraIs ana Hardware Woodlnv IIe Wasnxnqfon BotheII 92I5 JOES ASSOCIATED GAS Good Luck to the Benl Palmer Presldeni Class of 47 LIoycI F Gates Secrefory O'L T WOODINVILLE GREENHOUSE Asnlef NrcI1oIas Phone 38 S 5 VARIETY MERCHANDISE Cornpl ments of LAKE CITY BAKERY BEST WISHES Bwrtnday ana Parw Cakes Phone 722 LAUGEN 8: SONS FueI Oul and Transfer MIII and Forest Wood and Coal LQAN5 FQR I-IQMES WASHINGTON FEDERAL SAVING and Loan Assoclahon ou e N 2 BotIweII Wash Arnold Mohn Phone 300 BAKER S Mcnufac ure 5 of BARBER SHOP Successor c FINE CANDIES CHOCOLATES ELETCI-I Lake C 79 ' I , ' . I N Q' p ' Dnacsows IOC sToRE LES' ' Phone BotI'1eII-Kenmore 27I I KENMORE MARlNEsEnvlcE Wesfern Engraving - 81 Color-Type Co. GEORGE IVIILLMAN KENMORE. WASH. 8+I1 and Virginia Sfreei' SEATTLE PHONE KENMORE 274 944' EVERGREEN CLEANERS 'J me BOTHELL WAY N, E. SEATTLE ss WN. Telephone MAIH .896 IM Ke I Bruno Studio Gateway Your Porirali foo can be Exquusde SINCE I9I5 SPECIALISTS IN Telephone ELIC., 8075 COPYING OF TREASURED PORTRAITS SEATTLE I406 Second Ave MAm 4666 ,, +- UTTTOVQ ,TX 500 Collins BuiIcIing ,QCL XJ! L Eftlll I gmc Y Z6 9' dluiv-7 51140-on gpg I 3 7 ff U 4 x w 1 , . , fx , fl ' p, g,,1,1.-, f-1 V ' If X I ' X 1 V f' ,, J ,192 , 1- X Q J - -' rf' ',' fl!! f 'V W4 fl ' fi I P1 ml A 'V I L J y R 14 ' J JMR V I YI' TQ.'V'lJ ,fx .L ' F ' . ' ,JZ 1 AJ Ov' - 'J N A pfjz, ' 4 , 'g. il fu, ff Q Q sf' VA' X y - X , .,m H A fi,-3' ' 4 , ' Ag M ww