Bothell High School - Cougar Yearbook (Bothell, WA)

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ANDERSON. MIRIAM BUTLER. jACK SHAW PHIL YOUNG PAT WHEELER ROGER KITCHING SALLY MARKS SOINYA IOHNSTONE GLE VERY ye tr the faeulty seleets outstandlng servlee and honor students of the semor class The Valedxetorxan md Sllutatorlm ire el'XOSeI1 for thexr seholarshlp alone Mlflam Anderson IS valedlctorxan salutatoruns are Pat Young md Phxllp Shaw Two Amerlean Legxon Awards are presented by the Bothell Leglon Post for eourage servlce leadershlp seholarshlp and honor Roger Wheeler and Sally Kltehlng reeelve th1s award for the1r exeellent work as A S B presldent 1nd G1rls Club presldent The Balfour Award IS glven by the student body to one who has eontrxbuted outstmdlnv serv1ee ID 1 speelal field Thls year Jlek Butler IS the wnrd vunner A new lvnrd IS hemff presented to the two students who have exeelled IH serwee to the sehool durlnq then' three years IH hlgh school For then' plrt m mxny 1et1v1t1es Sony Marks md Qotty Johnstone reeelve thms award . . , , . , Y Y , BIN . , . Q 3 -5- ' ,Wy . e Q I 7 C K I . , If A. , , I '. I x - 3 X' - . ' . . . . . . . z . ' ' 3 . 1 . 2 . '- ' , ' - - -, , . 7 . . ' 3 I . X . N . , , - , J' ' . . . z . I I 1 5 - A w. f h . . S, 3 . . 2 1 . u ' . ' 1 1. ' - 5 v 3 -f ' , -' x Q x ' D ' e ' 1 ' ' ' 1 ' V y - ' ' 'x vf f , . . . . . . . X Y 3 5' h I f v . . .

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.l 4' MALONE, GEORGE-f-Nicknamed Curly,.' Georgel ambition is to play - H college football. Being interested in sports himself, he dislikes girls who ' do not share his interest. Football 2, 3, 4: Basketball Z, 3, 4: Baseball Z. X 3. 41 All'Conlerence liootball 4: Track 3, 4: Letterman's Club 3, 4: Legisf ' -F 6 lative Council 3, 4. Fire Squad 2, 3, 4: Hall Patrol Z: Pep Club 4: Cougar ' News 4: Home Room President 3. YQUNG, PAT--Having interests in the biological field, Pat wants to be a D t , ' nurse. although she says she would rather spend her life keeping house Annual Cofeditor 4. Cougar News Assistant Editor 4: Debate 3. 41 Radio . Panel 4: Grounds Patrol Committee Chairman 4: Pep Club 3, VicefPresif dent 4: Girls' Club Committee Chairman 4: Torch Z, 3. 4: Legislative Council 4: Hall Patrol 3: hilary in the Christmas Concert 4, TRANDUM, XX'AL'I --Coming from Lincoln in the second semester of his senior year. Wzilt has no activities to his credit. PACKARD. VlRGlNlA7Like most girls, Ginnie's peeve is latefdater boys who pop in at the last minute. Virginia's ambition is to be a nurse. Annual Stall 4: Cougar News 4: Girls' Glee Club 4: Girls' Club 4. ,mtg eps Ro einne Pihl Don Leach lvlr Nitt ommx Knud en Nirginia Ptektrd ID BRUSHIZS inel blob of punt Mr Vitt s irt eli s turn out poster pieture in elesivns Stu ent rushing mi 3 to in tro veninv UOOey brus es in t e ur emer-fe triumphlntlx with interesting oriqinlls X iryinff from pen ind ink ketehes to oil p untinus A oxe rr the stu ent who entere ruximgs in tie Fre erie in Ne son irt eolltest rm eontinui 3 Wellltf surprise it tie interest md origint ity ot mln of rn s ent xxhu ielnt eefll tw im Weell wromie 1 r tr mule to knoxx 1 e litre 1 rx rr in irtisti ri 502 Q i ,V ii g 5 si ', .,.s.'4.'l' ' s. V'. z z 1 d I, 5. . el' s 5 Ap zdl' 1 d A 'Q 5 5 5' 'hz' he time sg-ei-sv ssseieifjy is -ei-'-k.e1 si- 1 ' ' .ll'l ,' ell l 'iz pal A xy A yi gtud' s 'r el' ' s isle 'sl Eli 'sr at ti st. It zkesa 'l' ' T oniisi 1 'tlanz 'e qge' Q ': 'cabilityf'

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DON USITALO Prestdent FRED ENGLISH Vzte President MARIE FORNER Secretarx Treasurer THE CLII55 0F 1949 E THE JUNIOR CLASS upon looking back to our sophomore year, remember our enthusiastic entrance into the Senior High. However we all felt 1 few quakes and tremors as we experienced the newness of our surroundings. This past year ha: been one that will not be forgotten soon. The biggest event of the year was the junior Prom, Taking place in the early part of April the dance carried out the theme Spring Fever. A great deal of preparation plus the support of the students made this an unforgettable evening. The class has been well represented in school 'activities including music clubs and athletics. Many of the boys have earned letters of which they are very proud. Our debaters too. have done a splendid job. The Junior Assembly, although postponed once proved 'a gfreat success. Now ,az we 'are egrinning t e last mi cstone o our iigi sc ool career. we wi strixe to uphold the hi' h ideals of our Alma Miter.