Darrington High School - Logger Yearbook (Darrington, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1955 volume:

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He and his wife came from Battle Creek. Michigan and they have Iixed here since 1907. Mr. Woodward is retiring after thirty-eight years of service as postmaster. We dedicate our 1955 Logger to the people who have worked many years for the good of our community. Two of these people, Ward Woodward and John Fortner, are now retiring after many years of service. Congratulations 66 to you both, and thanks from a grateful student body. john Fortner first arrived in our mountain skirted town from Argura. North Carolina in 1912. He and his wife established their home here in 1931. and since. he has lived and worked in our community. Since 1950 he has labored hard and long as our school janitor. 1 'sail ' A 5--53-' J A f 1 - - g 0 A my A 4' K , ks ' ' 4- f, ' r Av ' W x 5? Mr Simmons recelvmg fhe pnonshup frophy ai' Tacom I couldnf be happier aboui all I can say 4 ITI iw Ji- 'WSP 4 ia ss, fl' zf F 'Q ge: FACULTY- Mrs. Purdy. pictured: Mr. if I! 'xy' i !Q I! it li- :Qu ssl? IQ! Back row, left to right: Mrs. Myers, Mrs. Schuler, Mrs. Wabaunsee, Mrs. Edwards, Front row: Mr. Hash, Mr. Caspers. Mr. Lewis, Mr. Simmons. Mr. Patterson. Not Ireland. 'va' TNA 7 ,Q -,1 .Lf .. in zo ' il V L' an . s, L V3 ,fl x SCHOOL To the students of Darrington High: Well, here we are again at the end of another school year, and it really doe-sn't seem long since it started. It has. l think, been a memorable year mainly because we did so well in sports. We only lost one game in football. one in baseball. and one in basketball in the league, and won the State Basketball Championship to boot. Not a bad record IRI say. Wie are also graduating the largest class in the history of llarrington High. sixteen girls of tllese boys in institutions All this makes a good deal. have helped to those of you your minds to and sixteen boys. and a large proportion and girls are going to further their education of higher learning, again not a bad record. me feel that we have accomplished quite antl l should like to thank the students who make the year a success. l do hope that who are returning next fall will make up do as well if not better next year. lt pays to study hard. and to play hard. the number of scholarships won by our Seniors this year Certainly proves that. So let's re- solve to make next year the best that we possibly can so that when we come to its end we will be able to be proud of it. Good Luck to the departing graduates, we will all be keeping our eyes on your accomplishmentsg and welcome to next year's Freshmen. I hope they will make as much of their four years of high school as the Class of '55 has. Sincerely. K. f fi. l'lowarfl Lewis ,- it - e K Back, left to right: Mel Hansen. Winnie Bagley, Charlie White. Front: Fred Rensink, and Arlie Smith. To the students of Darrington High: The year of 1955 has been a very eventful one for Darrington High School and its students. Football was started again and the boys did an excellent job, con- sidering their lack of experience. Then came basketball, with a squad that had six seniors. This was to he the year-how good we could not forecast. However, after dropping a few games early in the season, the boys won both the Northwest District and the State B Cham- pionship. We also were tops in the Eastern Division Baseball League and lost 5-4 to Oak Harbor in the championship game. Gerald Greene went to the State Track Meet. but the other boys were too fast, and he didn't place. These events, together with the other ac- tivities, make this year an outstanding one in our history. A great many scholarships were given at Graduation. I sincerely hope that these are amply repaid by quality of work done in college. Time marches on and as it marches, may everyone enjoy life to its fullest extent. Sincerely, H. O. Edwards Madge Greene's duties as office secretary were to make pro- grams. type tests for teachers and run them, off on the mime- ograph, keep the high school attendance records, type cor- respondence for Mr. Lewis, and last, but by far not least, to m a k e out excuses-passports hack to skipped classes, or what- ever your excuse may have been. ADMINISTRATORS ELEANOR ANDERSON Clem- Club l. 2. 3 Band 1-4 Library 4. First Semester Torch 2 Paper Staff 3 She's working toward the lop of the larlller. 'FOBY ATTERBURY Tennis 3, 4 Letterman 3, 4 Torch 2. 3, 4 A lite wire nerer gels stepped on. MARLENE BARKER Glee Club l. 2 Torch 2, 3. 4 Library 3 Knitting l. 2. 3 Annual 1, 2 A combination of sense and nonsense. BERNIE BERTELS Class Officer 2. 3. 4 CAA 2. 3, 4 GAA Officer 3 Girls' Club Officer 1. 2 Torch 2. 3. 4- Stuilent Council l, 3. 4 Band l, 2, 3 Play l. 2 Cheerleader 2, 3. 4 Library 2. 3, 4 ljust feel like laughing. -if BABS BOWMAN Class Officer 2, 3 Glee Club l, 2 Annual 2, 3. 4 Torch 2. 3, 4 Torch Officer 3 GAA 2, 3, 4 GAA Officer 4 Library 3 Commercial Club 2 Pep Club 2 Student Council 3 Drill Team 4 Paper Staff 3 It isn't the big things in the world that count, ills the little things . . . like me. X JANET ASHE Cleo Klub l. 2. 3 llanml l. 2. 3 Play l. 2. 3 Torch 2. 3. 4 Torch Officer 2, 3. 4 Annual l. 2. 3. 4 CAA 2. 3, 4 GAA Officer 3. 4 Class Officer l, 2. 3 Student Council 4 Pep Club Slow, but sure. EARL BAKER Tennis 3. 4 Football 4 Silence is golden, l'm getting rich. SHARON BARKER Pep Club 2 Drill Team 4 Class Officer 1. 3, 4 GAA 2, 3, 4 Torch 2 Student Council 2, 3, 4- Cheerleader 3, 4 Clee Club 2 Knitting 1 Play 2 Girls' Club Officer 3 Some think the world is made for fun and jrolic, and so do I. D.-XRYL Plmvucns llaslu-Zllall l. 2. fl, -l Bas:-lmull l. 2. 3. -1 l 0oIllall -1 Class Offivvr fl Stullvnt llmly Offlrvr 4 Play 2 Band 1.2. 3. 4 All the women lure mv . . . just ask msn' CHARLES ENYEART Basketball 2 Ba:-vlmall 1. 2 Tennis 3. 4 Football 4 Play l. 2. 3 Tnrch 2 Pape-r 5taff 3 Leltf-rman 2. 3. 4 Sees all. hears all. l.'nou's all, bu! says nothing. HAROLD H.-XGA Tran-frrrs-fl frum Slijl'i1lIIll'll Bark:-thall 1. 2. 4 Base-lmall 1. 2 Letterman 1. 2. 4 Why 1'an'l lhere be more lhrm one Saturday nigh! in the uleflrf' IRENE MAHLLIM Girls' Club Officer 4 Clee Club 2 Class Officer 3. 4 Torch 2-4 Library 1 Play 2 Why aren't they all content like me? DICK NOBLE Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4 Baseball 1. 2 Track 3. 4 Football 4 Letterman 2. 3. 4 Torch 2 Torch Officer 2 Paper Staff 3 When study walks in, I walk out. ,fi JANICE REECE Glee Club 1.2. 3. 4 Banrl 1. 2. 3. 4 Annual 1, 2. 3. 4 Torch 2, 3, 4 GAA 2, 3, 4 Class Officer 3 Torch Officer 2. 4 Girls' Club Officer 1 CAA Officer 3 Pep Club 2 Student Council 4 Play 1. 2. 3 There'5 a devil flaming in her eyes. EDWIN HUSON Transferred from Ln-rctt Football 4 Baseball 4 Boys' Club Officer 4 l'm I1 man of the worlfl. just ask me. f all lv'i ERNIE RENSINK Library 3, 4. A happy farmer am I. QN Qwyqqqa RALPH KLNTZ Class Officer l. 4 Student llmly Of ficer -l Letterman 1. 2. 4 Student Council Football 4 Tennis 4 Paper Staff 3 Play 2. 4 Library 4 He has a rleep 4 miml. in la:-I. most of it is in hix feel. ROLAND Shop 1 MOVNT llasketllall l. 2. 3. 4 Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4 Track 3. 4 Paper Staff 3 Letterman 2. 3. 4 Lille is made for work and play I do a little of each. Momfx READE GAA 2. 3. 4 Library 1 Band 1. 2 Clee Club l. 2. 3. 4 Torch 2. 3. 4 Torch Officer 3 Play 2 Paper Staff 3 Annual 1, 2 Pep Club 2 I'nz not one who be- lieves in lore at first sight, but I believe in taking a second look. VINETA RENSINK Torch 2. 3. 4 Annual 2. 3. -1 DYANE SANFORD Baseball l. 2. 3. 4 Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4 Clee Club l. 2. 3 Football 4 ' All 3 Letteriiian 1. 2. 3. 4 Knitting l Pla.. 2' 3 Paper Staff 3 Tm,'f.h 2 Liltfafl' 4 - b Paper Staff 3 Sllf' 'S as bflghf '15 ff 'llffff Tall. darlf and handsome. dollar. SHIRLEY SHULTS Clee Club 1. 2. 3 Torch 2. 3. 4 Turcli Offieer -1 Girls' Club Officer 2 Knitting 1-3 Annual 2 Library 2 A winning smile, a winning way but never lffj' much to say. DARRYL SMOKE Basketball l. 2, 3, 4 Letterman 2. 3. 4 Library 4 Student Body Officer 3 Any fool can lim no tool. study, if if-'f-1-X.- E 'V' ES BILLY ROBINSON Baseball l. 2. 3. 4 Basketball 2 Track 3 Football 4 Paper Staff 3 Boys' Club Officer 4 Lettermen l. 2. 3. 4 llfSl'hi6l'OllS deeds, what they? ,' UV? WINNIFRED SKEERS Band 1. 2. 3, 4 CAA 2. 3, 4 GAA Officer 3, 4 Class Officer 3 Turcli 2. 3, 4 Torch Officer 2, 3, 4 LoL'e's got me down. BETTY Jo STONEY Bantl 1. 2 Pep Club 2-4 CAA 2. 3. 4 Glee Club 1. 2. 3 Class Officer 1 Student Officer 1 Play 2 Better late than neverl DONNA WELLS CAA 2. 3, 4 Band l. 2. 3 Play 2 Annual 1, 2, 3. 4 Class Officer 2 Pep Club 2 Torch 2. 3. 4 CAA Officer 4 Library Staff l Student Council l, 2 I don't ask questions, I just have fun. JUNIORS Officers for the first semester were. Reed Miller. President. Front: Marjorie Collins, Bep.g Nlaybelle Jones, Vice President. Not pictured: Bill Greene, Secretary. First row: Reed Miller, Wilma Phillips. Second row: Katie Green, Bob Lemmon. Third row: Mack Cabe, Jean Haga, Jay Hyde, Percy Bauguess, Kenneth Estes, Bobby Noble. Fourth row: Frances White, Jackie Bates, Merlene Tibbets, Terry Bryson, Maebelle Jones, Ronald Adams. Q is I af' i w 'f 'f.- K F F 't, e F 4 i - ' 1 ff . .QF sidfy JUNIORS Officers for the second semester were. back: Reed Miller, President: Collins. Rep. Front: Jeannette Bryson. Vice President: Norma Messer. Secre- tary. Marjorie First row: Jeanette Bryson, Larry Gilbert. Second row: Norma Lee Messer, Merritt Bryson. Third row: Carol Smoke, Tommy Doan, Carmen Lein, Kenneth Anderson. Leona McMahan, Karen West. Fourth ron Billy Green, Elizabeth Lee, Karol Jones, Chuck Jones, Magdalene Parris, Marjorie Collins. .,.,, . 'Q Q3- as if 4 -C K l Q19 I ,vb ,A A9 if e A I .ur 'The Sophunmres gave Frosh initia- tion which proved tUlJCllililI'itll1S. They gave a very successful sock-hop. I2 Bark row: Monty H:-4-rr-. Danny liate-s, Bula Smith. Carter Barker. Run Baker. David Faulkner. Front ruw: Ray Shults. Carson Inman. Allan Rrnaink. Allan Symington, Jud Knight:-n. 0Fl ltflfRF Back row. left In right: Darylf- Whitta Pre-sid:-nt 21 Darn-ll liarkt-r. Vim- Pre-at dc-nt 23 Carter Harker, Rt-p. 2. Fmrll mm Allen Syrnington, Vice Pr:-side-rit 1 and I Sr-Cretary 21 Delores Wivlls. lrc-sid:-nt l Duane- Whittall, Rep. l. Back row: liarlruru Page. Dwayne- Whittal, lie-tty Suv Phillips, Darrell ll a r k c- r. Wayne Brown. Lyle Edlund. Front row: June Awlie-, Dt-- luris Wells. Patsy Riddle. Athlene Lewis. Darryl Whit- tal. Sherrill Afsetli, I X FRESHM EN INITI XTIUN Hack ruw, lelt lu right: Barbara Green .7 llvrli llunler bylxia Muliluin Billie Ueeler Bexerly lienrink Carol Lein l'runt rms: liuralle bliter: Bennie Kay Aulile Carolyn laylor Peggy Nations Lewllyn Blcilahan Patty Gile: OFI-'UQERS Back row, left I0 right: iylvia Nlahlunr Secretary lg Bobby Greene, President 29 David hdwards, Hep. l and Vice Presi dem 2g Herb Hunter, Vice President lg Peggy Nations, Secretary 2. Second row Bonnie Noble, Hep. 25 Peter Knighten President 1. Back ram, left In right: Cecil Parri:, Da rid Arnlrew-. Randall Reece. Dawid lfilwarde. Billy ll'-nnitt and Lawrence l'ire+-ve. Fr'-nt rms: Peter Kniglrten. Cul- lef- n A-Xrlarn-. ffarwlyn Husfvn. Margaret Estee. Sally Wlxite. Cale Reneink. Freddie Lee. Baek rum. left tw ri ht Sharon Phillip-. lr-as lion- derant. Bill Troutner, liufurfl Green. Huward Parker and Bobby Green. Front rms: Helen Haney. Patty Hall. Beverly Nlilf-Q. ,lanive Klan'- Arthur. Kay Walxaunsee. TORCH HONOR STUDENT COUNCIL O' Left side, top to bottom: Darryl Smoke, Reed Miller. Winnifred Skeers, Shirley Shultz, Janet Ashe. Bernice Bertels. Barbara Bowman, Marlene Barker. lrene Mahlum. Janice Reece. Katy Green. Maebelle Jones. Right side. top to bottom: Anne Cloer, Vineta Rensink, Toby Atter- bury. Bob Smith, Danny Bates, ,lay Hyde, Allen Syming- ton, Daryl Edwards, Joe Ensley, Carmen Lein, Allen Rensink. Center: Elizabeth Lee, Merlene Tibbets. STUDENT COUNCIL-Back row. left to right: Ralph Kuntz, Ronald Baker, Carter Barker. Kenneth Estes. Next row: Edwin Huson. Billy Robinson, Joe Ensley. Daryl Edwards. Reed Miller, Pete Knighten. Next row: Janet Ashe. Bernice Bertels, Winnifred Skeers. Allen Syming- ton. Daryl Whittal, David Edwards. Bottom row: Janice Reece, Deloris Wells. Sharon Barker. Irene Mahlum, Carmen Lein, Bonnie Noble. Bobby Green. STUDENT BODY OFFICERS. FIRST SE- MESTER-Front row: Kenneth Estes. Vice President: Gerald Green, President. Standing: Ralph Kuntz. Treasurer: Ronald Baker. Sec- retary. 54 STUDENT BODY OFFICERS, SECOND SEMESTER- Front row: Kenneth Estes, Vice Presidentg Daryl Ed- wards, President. Standing: Carter Barker, Secretary Ralph Kuntz, Treasurer. s The Student Body after victory at State Tournament. CHAMPIONS Have you noticed the preponderance of basketball pic- tures? The reason-Weire State Champions and this is the championship edition preserving this event in pictures. Nothing like it. Well, any excuse from a foe of Dar- rington can never explain exactly why a team from the hills could ever go to State. We, here with the boys, can explain it with one sentence: 4'They played as a teamfi Thatis where Mr. Simmons comes in. You can't say he rules with an iron hand because he doesn't have to, he only tells them what to do and they do it. That is what makes a real team. Sure they practiced hard, but, the fun they had more than made up for the difference-the banquets. the hotel rooms, the elevator-operators, newspaper pressmen who kept the girls at their prettiest. Cheese! Only kidding: put down the hairbrush. The joys and memories the boys will hold dear to them for many years to come were not even dampened when they arrived home to find not a soul to greet them. Every- one in Darrington who could hitch or sneak a ride was still in Tacoma celebrating, bragging, and considering themselves extremely lucky to be from the Home of the Champs. But when everyone got back home, we did have our welcome-a community-wide banquet in the Community Center. Take a look at the pictures of it. enjoys a lull. Then remember the mad scramble, some copy pictures, lay- out pages? Here it is May. these pages must go. but how can they? They do. Remember the mixed letters and the wire? Stolen pictures? The people who couldn,t come to the meetings? The Sales Campaign? ANNUAL STAFF Busy. Busy. Busy! 'l'hat's the Annual Staff. lfall hringzs the early organization anrl getting the von- travts signed. Next comes the aclvertising eampaign to provide the funds that finance our hook. letters galore. answers. and copy work. Winter comes with the Dummy. True to its name-always troublesome. inurtic-ulute. and lmehincl scllvclule. For a time now the photographers carry the hall while the Staff lfronl row. from left to right: N11-rle-ne lilnlrels. Katy tin-e-rn' janiu- Reeve, Carmen Lein, ,lane-t Ashe. Babs Bowman. liavlx row: Ref-fl Xliller, Deloris Wells, Tom Uoan. Not pietllrf-ml llonna Wells. Vineta Re-nsink. .lune .-Xshe. Sherrill :Xl-4-tli ul The upcoming youngsters include Allan Rensink who has an eye for a picture. Jud Knighten, extravagant with his film, and Pete Knighten who is going to be a valuable staff photographer as soon as he learns to square himself with his teachers when he is going to miss class. We keep Herbie and Bill around to make life interesting-it was especially interesting when they used the blower for a squirt gun. This is a busy gang which has plenty of fun. They intend spend- ing the summer devising a deadly trap for picture thieves. Photography Class - Back, left to right: Jud Knighten, P e t e Knighten, Bill Bennet. Front: Recd Miller, Tom Doan, Herbie Hunter. The MWatch the Birdie boys met Monday nights this year and are responsible for the pictorial history of the school year. Mr. Reed Miller Esq. has been the big wheel busy with Mthe speedi' on all occasions. If he could find a flash guaranteed always to flash, and film changers guaranteed to change film, his life would be happier. Also, his sponsor's life would be happier if he did not go to track meets and on fishing trips. C LASSES ,..x . X W' ,J ,. Ti 1 J A , The shop boys were kept busy making backgrounds for proms. halls. and style show. The home ec girls put on a very fine style show. prepared banquets, anrl helped prepare Christmas and Thanksgiving rlinnf-re. The physivs class had lots of fun experimenting even if nothing blew up. 'S jg P X ,MA f 7 I ' Q f f .f ffffff , The Library staff has been the busiest ever this year. Former classes had finished classifying shelf listing. and preparing for circulation over 3.000 books, Three Classes this year set about cataloguing. Card Catalog cabinets were purchased for both the grade and the high school libraries. and cards were ordered. finished, and filed. The job is about one third done. and will probably take all of next year for completion, but the staff can be proud of what they have accomplished along with the keeping the library in operation. They owe a vote of thanks to the typing class for their help. Thanks to the Senior English class and a few volunteers the school paper was published regularly even though there was no regular journalism class. LIBRARY Members of the paper staff made pro- grams for certain school functions along with publishing the paper and Senior edition. ie bookkeeping Class- looks like fun. L4 ,af Q! to is 1 AAA4 Thr janitors did the dirty work. and Cleaned up all the waste paper. Spit wads. the Crank- case oil out of the liquid soap dispense-r. the broken windows, and so forth. Though they had to put the school hack together ew-ry Friday night so we- could use it again on Nlonilay, they rc-maint-tl gootl natun-ll throughout the year. 'a ' iffmzfq SCHOOL EMPLOYEES 'l'ha- vooks pre-parwl Ihr' fvliool luiivln-5 and lu-lpn-+I cook at dinners and ll3YlIlUt'lr. They alwayf we-im-rl to manage' to have f-nougli fpoona tlf'NQt'Yl. anil E puilf. Tlir-5' gmt tire-fl uf thu- vlatti-r of lrrvuking dish:-s. so they arrangn-ml to gift iinlmrr-ukulvlv pla-tif platvf. 'flu-be the' slifliwaslls-rf usccl to prom- thvir flying saucer tht-oricf. hut they flltillll inulu' a- muvh noisr' as thx- nhl tlifhv- flitl. rm'-:SQ ,pm Www. The hus drivers hruught us to fclioolg storniy weather or not, They hravml the scorvs of squirt guns fill:-fl with shaving lotion. perfume-. uml ww-ral unknown substance-5. They put up with thi- girls who just hatl to A-:A if my hair lookvtl all right. the- boys who must prow- they wore- not iiioiiwa anil in genvral lwl a nivrry. if trying: lin--. xl nun ll:-rniv is a thirfl yvar girl in vln-4-rl:-ailing: annl if still full of pvp, Shi- nm-arly rause-fl an e-arthquakv when she- mv! - ' Stan- Tournanie-ul. CHEERLEADERS lhix wax lie-tly ,lflx firm war uf -'live-rlv-ailing. lull iliil L1 gmul july ll'-tty ,li anil hw-xv many QLHIIUN ll-l. vlul you nvarly mi-J Y Shawn flifl hw-r he-Nt for twrf 5+-an in a row, Fhv rvally 5+-llf-fl he-r lu-ft at Iliff Slab- 'I'nurnamvnt. Fliarwn gun' Hur lvam a pu-h with hw-r var. .Lynx yy!! 1 ,asv . 'lu WI' FOOTBALL , N IQ f A xl Q AE . 3 s t. ft 311 V' s- f E ps tv! Nc J 4, fi DEFENSE' Dill you knnw we hatl a swimming team this year? .Nt least that is what tht- fontlvall team thought they were when we playetl nur first game at Granite Falls. We haml mlnuhts if we would win at first, but then Nlr. Hash threw in the life raft at halftime and we padflled off. We won that game with the help uf lkeis long iuns. We Came nut uf tht- season with only one loss. Ynu may woncler why the buys mintletl so well. as Nlr. Hash valmly stated. 'l'w't-nty laps or turn in 511 suits. lll' Bark row. left to right: llnaeli. Nlr, Hash: Geraltl llreen. ,lutltl Knight:-n. Daryl Eil- wartls. Boll Noble. Reed Miller. Mark Calif-. Larry Gilbert. Ken Estes. Ralph Kuntz. Earl Baker. Billy Robinson. Billy Green, Assistant Coach. Mr. Patterson. Kneeling: Manager. 51 E Lyle Evlluntl: ,Iaekie Bates. Pete Knighten. Ray Shu Herb Hunter. Hunaltl Adanis. Charles Enyeart. Carter Barker. Merritt Bryson. Erlwin Husvn. Percy Bauge. Manager. Turning lluan. OYYFN sh E TF Au COACHES REMARKS---Nlr, Hdslll This was a grwui of the Illtis inex were ve: 11 s at I han- 1 w i with in fuothall. As they learnt-tl. I learnt-tl along with them. They pielxr-tl up the funtlamentals of tht- game a a p lmest of their ability thrnuglhnut the seasun. For the first try at fmvthall after a fiw-year lay wff. the Loggers hall a xerv sut'w-ssful sv-asf-n. winning: ix tut ff me ai r Wwe worketl hard anll long nn the prat-tive fit-lfl to he really for Hur games. l was it-r3 happy with the pf-rfrrniamf tf f- l the team. lzsery enavli has one team that he will alwais rf-memlter anml l am sure that this team shall ln- tht- une that l remt Xlr. l'attersun: 'l'hey were a gnml hun:-h uf kills antl wnuhl ln' ahlf- In tht lvetto-r with num- experienee. .Nnx it was a goml year. September 16-- Darringtwn September 2? llarringtun Uetnher l---llarringtun Oetuher ll llarrin ton flvttilwr 18 flvtlvlivr 30 Nm:-nlln-r ll llarrin llarrin llarrin lull lull lllll FOOTIMIJ. SCHEIJI LE at Granite Falls at Tolt at Oak llarlmr :seen at 'lrlingtun tsef-flml te-aml all f'.H'rrll. hmm-. llvllingham. ll livlnie. lnlt ntl teaml llarrin ,firm flplmrzwzts 18 ll 20 fr U 12 T8 I f 'Nil O mx 'U J 2, f , HASH' ACH GREEN EDWARDS CH PA ROBINSON BATES i x ? cl ,,,.,' W , I A. . -mquf . wax ,. , , . .....I,,,A,...-4. -- QW J, Darrington Darrington Darrington Darrington Darrington ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, Darrington Darrington Darrington Darrington Darrington Darrington Darrington Darrington Darrington Darrington Darrington Darrington Darrington Darrington Darrington Darrlngton .....,.. ..,. ..,,,,., Darrington Darrington Darrington Darrington Darrington BASKETBALL Fmsr TEAM STATISTICS Orcas Island Friday Harbor Langley ,77,,77v,, Lakeside ,,,T.,,, Sultan ,,,,,7,,,7,Y Skykomish .7,A, Granite Falls . Krttltas ,......... Thorp ,,,v7,,7, Twin Cities ., Slcykomish ,,., Coupeville ..,.., O'Dea 7,7,.77.T7777 Oak Harbor , Yelm .,...,,......, Concrete .,,, , LaConner .,,7,77 Monroe ...,..V..., Snohomish B DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Monroe Coupeville 50 Granite Falls 7 STATE TOURNAMENT Lebam .,...r Chelan ....,r,, Dayton ........,. Bainbridge .,... SECOND TEAM STATISTICS Date Opponents December 3-Orcas lsland December 4-Friday Harbor December 10 December 11 December 17- December 18 December 21 December 27 Langley .,S,,, Lakeside ,S,. Sultan ,, , Skykomish S,,,,, Granite Falls ,,,S, Kittitas S S December 28-Thorp e,,,,,,, January 7-Twin City ,,,,, , January 8-Coupeville January 14-Skykomish ,S,, 18 1 January January 21 January 22 January 25 January 28 O Dea ,S,,,, H S foal: Harbor Yelm ,,,,,,,,S, Concrete S La Conner February 4-Monroe ,,,,,,,,, February 12-Snohomish B H Opponents Darrington Score Score 1e,s,,,27 41 WM35 46 11.1.36 38 1e,,,,.16 42 ...,.-,27 50 .,.,..,.43 42 ,..e,.129 33 33331143 54 .W,,.18 37 3311153 33 .41 40 S.m.,s30 39 ,158 30 , ,32 42 54 , H52 40 ,,,,,-54 45 ,,,,m,3T 36 -28 44 ball bp Ul- I Vinma' fl ,hp ll :fp-t K na, 'I-fi. fm., . Carl Baker, Bm' a rg Pngff. 'fwi . gtg , Q- 3 sg 3. ' High school to lh hamp DARRINGTU linning Basket . , dq gch00l 5 ipall H. 0.v ludwarb fm Bowman , is golny KWH Class ' e Washlnlfnnmitifqn Tacor.. Basketbaii 'roufm second strallht . f 1 'I Dian rznwaims Kleftl, 1-i'6zHi'ySVlH6 in Tpllrney tehm member, is bein: con- 'GUI' I Iubcu UH Sm 91 gratulated hy Howard Ben- nett,log'ger,follovvlng basket- B ball vlctory. Townspeople got back Monday to shovelling snow, which accumulated during tourney while nearly everyone was ln arg: 'Ima root- vinns ihrnp ton. ACOMA . , . port, UB - Bainbridge High The ool, although it lost to Darring- fhe title game Saturdayaoon 'ook over the 1955lIQ, ' ent all-star' Y' 6 fur err'- 9 fo 54 in a I7 dd, s . ffdg rin 9 f 9f0n' j On of S sdfryb fer for lou 'they . r Key ght thls week 101' me O ear- ,-mi-non's M' y Last seasonwf-,gums the 0011898 I Loggers the sur- ? Puget S?FtCiY?2a3T f-0- of prise Secon 'lehev werefff sflp, The game the Tri-County League followers have been waiting Northwest, - el this d3SLr1ctS. . . . . . - . ,... .use .A..:-1,4 ...a.m. mp Lnzzers wo., to be lrf..'--- ,C amps.. Cards Each Place . .Fuel A O O h l' to Tacoma. lt is a per 6 o DISPLAY TROPHY Four senior members oltuo s a d Len io Hgh? am: gerald 1 u B Cham '12w:::g:::.tf1 :':,3:+T511.3J3I1+ D--M S--f-fd -nd Third place Twin City placed its two big boys 6 4 J1m Nowak and ry Carlson on the Northwest Class B All District basketball team I 5 p Nowakuand 'lfhulen Repeat She Famted Watching Hectic Basketball Action MRS FLRNIAN HENQOX, pictured above with her childfa- S as being treated hy a doctor ag - Elaine fl-WUI Bfld Bill! fhfef. g0f 50 : ' Q P olds hand on mother's forehead ed fenson was all right Monday. tg Darrmglon ogge emlfn was . owl' vat 90 9 ll:ok9Qers Wallop iafffe Quintet Darringtin n 0 Urlakesiue 36 - vi' , B 1 runner oeleaw feams of tha Tue- Of the favored .eka, center, ana orward, both of :nter Daryl Smoke an Loggers, Rich 'eville guard. and J scoring LaConner an is a junior. The iors. VV ll I- By FRED MOORE Herald Staff Writer Darrington's Loggers, win- ners ol the Northwest Class B Basketball Tournament in Mount Vernon, will face Le- bam third place Southwest itle 'Dwin City took third place by thumping the LaConner Braves for the second time in six nights, this time by 57 to 39. The turn of events has accom- plished one fact: Darrington's ag- gressive little outfit will be going T1 County Basket- team at 9:30 a.m. in the opening to Tacoma with a high morale. The Loggers feel cheated by Entiat The YFI' ll'1 Ddryfe d- 1, , we .,f - .. - . ,, .-wr .v . - - ,ar-A. ff-sp f A .1 . First row, left to right: Cecil Parris, Jess Bonderant, David Andrews, ,lack Bates. Eddie Huson, Ronald Adams. Herb Hunter, Darryl Edwards, Billy Robinson, Ken Anderson. Second row: David Edwards, Danny Bates. Lyle Edlund, Duane Sanford, Gerald Green. Carter Barker, Ken Estes, Bobby Noble. Roland Mount. Billy Green. Coach Hash. BASEBALL SCHEDULE Darringlon Opponents Darrington at Monroe ,,,,,, .. ,,t,, 19 9 Darrington at Sultan ,,,,,,,,, .t,,, ,,,,t . . 13 1 Darrington at Granite Falls ,ttt .,.,. 7 5 Sultan at Darrington .,,,t,,,,ttt, .t,,t,,t 1 6 2 Granite Falls at Darrington ,,,, ,,,,,,,, 1 7 2 Monroe at Darrington t,,,,,,t,,,,.,,,,,t,,,,t,,,..t., 12 4 CHAMPIONSHIP GAME Oak Harbor at Darrington ,,,, .,,tt 4 5 Strike three! Down goes Darrington? No sir, our baseball team this year won every game. Let's slow down here, the team won all games except one-the cham- pionship game. Quite a few boys turned out for this game of strikeouts, home runs, and home runs. You see, our boys this year hit many a 'llong ballfi whether over our own road or up into the bleachers of some other team. lke pushed many a ball over those fences followed up by David Edwards. Mr. Hash pulled the boys through seven games with only one loss. fr 43 . Q , f Artgrwa x I an -.Q , -1 115 40' Y, T' QF'- Qi- 88 1 ' fx 59' x A 1, f A l . K X1 , X xx ' ' . f O l I . X5 l . ja t , ,W J' ,nr . r we W V , ..,,, 4, f , , is . ' l I TENNIS the tennis know Charles lust his first game. Ralph won lzut how well did the rest du? Xlr. Caspers directed them morning. noon, and night. high net. luw net. and other exeuses from Tolly. You boys did dk.. better luck next year. Anyone notice team? .-Xnyone? We I thi' Y,.i....-sf way? pf, f '14, fun -Q Q Q y-aavff rl ,M-vs., N ssc? JA . 'POM 0' ' V ' at Ltr gi' . Q A...-J' M.....9 1+ TRACK Our track team did pretty well this year. Nlr. Simmons took the wheel this year and steered them through many a track land windl. We hear one of the track boys 4-ante home with swim-une elst-E slums. Wlhal was that excuse again. Jud? Gerald 90 an M f? '5M:f','6'5 ,M if ff,f 5 ff 9.5 ' ' 1-Wu?-if f at it O :S HSP' mJ,z'.f- A-f,,,,, ,mind afar 5 V, .Y , ,- 1 ua, fx 'tm' Wi VVf'Ht to SIHIF. wi, 3 f ,amy ,W LN 9 it 2 I If 'iw 1 ,affix ity, ,fumsg 13, ' 'ir Wvgmiz 'L aw My f 1 Aww jnfww J i ,QS-1 ' , WML 'f -WA L- ,.. Y 1. wr-ff A' 'y A -.1 'lf' .. ., .. 4' A , 445 .-.3 v ,. V , -fa o' GIRLS ' SPORTS GJXA. The- C.:'K.gX. Girls carried on hy thenisclvrs this year undPr the Supervision of the PTf'iillf'I'lf, Donna We-lls. They att:-ml:-el spa-f-dball. vollf-yball antl haskethall playclays. Six girls won the-ir halls and vhain- whivh is the hight-sz hnnnr a girl can attain in spnflr. DRHJ.TEAM This it the first ye-ar tht- clrill tvum has he-Q-n avliw. They flrill:-ml at sew:-ral uf nur gainffs aml at Ihr- tlislrivt B THUTHHIIIPIII at Mount Vvrnon. 5' V . LETTERGIRLS These letter girls have had to be rather active to earn their let- ters. Thev have gone to playdays, camping trips and turnouts. The following have also earned their ball and chains: Barbara Bowman, Donna Wells, Janice Reece, Bernie Bertels. Janet Ashe, Winnifred Skeers. The ball and chain is the high- est award a G.A.A. girl can earn. LETTERMEN The letterlnen have been rather Hinactive this year. They brought us the basketball championship. baseball championship, a winning football team and a track team that did very well for their sec- ond year in a row. s I0 r',- , if - 1 Q 10. . nd this is how I did it. fans. rap Rrvlami pausing for tht- P. I. phwlwgraphvr L is .715 Q fx- 4 fi grand 1041-ii an-i a gum! NIwrI.'-1'+llIil11i N Niuwr Xhmiix at lin- iran I ,Nr -an ,, K 'rw .-- Aw..- A ..,-.., ..-.V sq- A 1-'Hg 5 1 . -.f..!1....v-so 5.9 5 14 far..-n. 'S am 6 ig ff, A, 5 if Zu f. ,, ? :ZL--4327 K W' x ,,..1 .eu -1- -w.1- .,ns-vu: 4 xr 'Q-. Mx 5119, H52 ,ix , ,Eli ,. 0 .-5? ., -1 , 5 f f . 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A ' --vuulkwm 1175! XXX ig Zi!! ' gh , In : ' M ' -.1 -L fr - 'lt' nf ' '- Z 'Y ' r K RH -:' ,, . ev '- X K' z,-f-M e v' 5' .W Avwfifs 'W, 'f ' ,W-v - V' I 3- . ' ., fm ,, ,.L .Au-9... 1-f. - . +1 . f- -W-'rv' WYE Christmas Dinner The cooks, Mrs. Myers and the Home Economics class worked hard preparing and planning this dinner for the school. The girls came at six o'cl0ck in the morning to fix thc festivv lunch. We didn't mind. We got out of class. The girls worked all day but they didn'l mind at all. Singing Christmas carols Thanks to Mrs. Edwards and Mr. Caspers the Christmas 1-once-rt was a success. Mrs. Edwards had charge of the younger participants and of the High School Mixed Chorus, with Mr. Caspers taking care of the Band. The program closed with the singing of carols by the Mixed Chorus with Band accompaniment. Everyone worked hard to make a fine showing the night of the concert. Even though there was a lot of stagefright R all around, we managed to get through the concert with some measure of success. vi ...df -11 2,-fx The girls work very harcl to get the right fits. They learn how to use a thimble. how to use a pattern. and how lu lnmlel their clothes. , H Ytm a This style show is put on every year by the home economies classes unrler the clireetion of Mrs. Myers. Almost all the girls modeled more than one suit of clothes. Some of these girls were really in a hurry to get Off stage. Track stars of the future. if if x x I if HOW The Home Et' girls made garments for mothers. fathers. brothers. sisters. and friends. All their work is well rewarded in the savings they meet when it cmnes to What in the wurld will I wear so often said by Seniurs planning to go to college. if xux Chflils aflsy i Gnd B 'f1af,, There were forty girls in the style show and all mud- eled Something of their own Creation. A x . ' if The Girls' Glee is quite an at-tixe group. l'HIISlflf'I'lllgI that only two perimls ai xwelx is ufferecl for prav- tice. The girls liaxe made sexeral appearances during the year. singing at Linus Clulm and P.T.i-X. :Xt Christ' inas time a gruup of boys juineil with the girls for a mixed chorus. winding up the year singing at Bac'- calaureate and Graduation. and Spring Concert. GLEE CLUB MUSICAL IN 1 5-Q-. 'Qt f This year the Seniors hit a high note with a grand fling under the christened name. Rhap- sody in Blue. Ed Hunter's orchestra opened this evening of enjoyment with the Rhapsody,' and closed it after several hours with the appropriate G 0 o d Night Ladies. All the decorations were in blue, white. and silver, with programs the shape of quarter notes. 48 .Mf-s,- Silver Slippers and Dancing Feet Stag Line-in the corner 'sxxxx AND lake' Xll null lim. Ill nvw-r lax! through Illia. Imag- ine: rl 0'1'l4u'le in Ihr' morning. Wefll. thi- Smi- iwrx rliil it. You kn-lu. wr' hav- sonic- high pow-rwl kirla grawluating lhix ye-ar. Eve-n Jhvugh thi' swath:-r fli4ln'I Ifmk -fi gmail. Ille-5 shove-il off for Lake- Wil- cle-rnffw. Th:-ir -pm-ily arrixal at the-ir ilrwtinaliun wa- ful- luwewl lay ll1If'Nf'llLU'k ri4l- ing. fkating. ranor-ing. wah-rliikv rieling. ilanving. Wil'lf'fHf'ff and many a lirui-v anfl Main Course- HE 757883 all l'i1'ture' H . ,rt ' V37 HWQQEEHEQ I T avhing IIlllil'lt'. .Xll ahnarllf Hein- we' 210. firxt lu l':lr'iih4lT'N ful' appetize-rs. riff tn Rnhin- snnl for fuup. 1-ut to Re-nsinkl for salad. away down south for Swuthf-rn friefl Chickvn at Mah' lunff. off tw :Xnnvl fur apple pie- alammlf-. ancl the-n tn Janim-I fur mint-. 'lat a trip. hut. th.-y f. v e-njuyf-rl mr-ry puunil 1-f it. Yew. thi- wa- the- ffuofl Olil Tran-ling Fupprr. 49 Five D.l'l.S. ,lunior classmen attended the an- nual Career Day on the Western Washington Col- lege of Education campus in Bellingham on the nineteenth of April. They attended two classes at the Campus School and an Economics class in the college, and made a general tour of the campus. They enjoyed an art display with various works by Rembrandt, Whistler, Williams, and others. In Honor of the Class of '55 , '32 At the Beginning of the Tour The annual ,lunior-Senior Ban- quet was held in the High School Cafeteria on May 11. The .lunior class advisor, Mr. Patterson, served as Master of Ceremonies. The Class Prophecy, Will and the Seniors Fare- well Letter were read. 'Ulu 1 ., I .fx 'ii ' a c Master of Ceremonie, ll-Inf Jonah and the Whale ,nr The theme of the junior Prom was Moonlight and Roses. Red and white crepe paper streamers were used along with hand made roses, made during Spring Vacation. Clothing store dummies were used on the stage. Thank goodness none of them were broken! Something happened to the ' crepe paper around the edges and the taller dancers found themselves with their heads in the clouds, so to speak. ve! ws.,'!wr Pretty Girls A rt Dale's Band 5 Aft A' PJIQ wks 'v M. Fx ' P ' JVM af' al AT -WOW'-up Day ski, fwomq G ...I I ' After two months or so of industrious part-learning and set-building. the Speech Class play finally came to reality at an ASB meeting at the end of the year. The play was a tragedy entitled '4Sulnncrged. Probably much to Mr. Patter- son's dismay. the play drew a lot of laughs. The Homecoming Dance was given this year hy the Student Rody on December TT. The Queen and Princesses were elected by the Boys. Cluli and the King and Princes. Ivy the Girls' Clulw. King and Queen were Gerald Green and Sharon Barker. Princesses from the Junior. Sophomore and Freshman classes were Jean- nette Bryson, Athlene Lewis, and Bonnie Noble. respectively. Princes in the order of the classes they represented were Chuck Jones, Carter Barker. and Boh Green. HOMECOMING PLAY -'libel ww-J Bly Task by Edwin Husen Father lleady gave the main ad- dress followed lay a hustle. the ap- pearanee of the Ulf-e girls and Ver- fect Prayerfi After the group sang V-.'xllll'I'l1'2l the Beautiful.. Rexerend Burseth gave the lmenedivtiun fwvllmsecl ln the Seniors. completely out of step. marching out of the auditorium to have their pic-tures taken un the- front lvattlegrfvuml. 5 BAC CALAUREATE Left, pause. right. pause. and here they come and all wut of step. Yes. that was the processional and the beginning of Baccalaureate exercises at which Reverend Lein gave the invocation followed hy a group song and a solo hy Edwin Huson. Father Deady 0 Law 019 MK me YK YW' CMV' I 1 junior Leaders: Coming In Class History and Highlights were eovered by Anne Cloer. After Anne spoke, Vineta Rensink played a piano solo. just before the Class song was sung. Toby Atterbury spoke on The Future of Forestry. His speech was followed by presentation of awards. by Mr. Edwards: presentation of elass. Hr. Lewis: and presentation of diplomas. Mr. White. Nlr. Lewis played for the proces- sional and recessional. Ixaxing White and royal hlue robes were hu rn this xear hy our 1055 graduates as they marehed eloquentlx into our new Community lfenter building: llexerend lluson. who gate lmoth inxoeation and 1 lYt'I1t'flli'llUIl was followed hx the introdue' tion of speakers by Barbara Bowman. Nlarlene Barker gave the Speech of Gratitude. followed In llonna Wells with Upportunities. The mixed chorus then sang two selection followed In lfdwin Huson's speech. What an Education has meant lu me. m ga A 14 X U N HUA ' l 55 ,jg V I Ill I 9 lid ll i! ll ll ls Pvlf- playing in Thi- Olz-' Hou-e-'f ur Wil- uny- hndy llSIQ'IllIlg1f --Shawn 'mm In puxv. 3 'R c'0a ,Q , ,yigt H, ,K 1 , Q 5 . jg, WL Q N . 1. niulurz- llull 'Hn' May 'jllf'l'Il. 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