Edmonds High School - Echo Yearbook (Edmonds, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1940 volume:

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I Q II' sl ,Q MR. MATT EISEN MRS. NELLE M. TELFER MR. E. A. LICHTENSTEIN H. H. HUF!-'LAND G. F. HATCH Superintvndn-nt Principal, Public Sin-aking 'L' fe iz? ' Q of ',e'nJ gw is DOROTHY ALLISON HALLIE B. ANDERSON ROY BALLOII Commercial, Journalism, Annual World History, Latin, Turch Auto Mvvhanius, Patrol Adviwr ELIZABETH BARRETT-SCOTT WARREN BIEBER GRACE E. BLISS FAE BRECHNER Health Center, Home Nursing Physics, Algebra, Buys' Athletics English, Senior Girls' Adviser I'hy:-xicnl Education, Orchestra ill ,psa- ' 'Q V' .1 1'-4 l TOP ROW: Phil Roe, George Stockamp, Eric Carlson. BOTTOM ROW: Arland Smith, Nona Yost, Ryoko Mafune, Agnes Anderson, Teiko Mafune. 11? STUDENT COUNCIL In accordance with our new conf stitution, a Student Council has been formed. lts duties have been to try any student charged with misconduct or braking the rules in our school. The decisions of the Council this year have proved sat' isfactory to all concemed. I I ln, H . -Ac in 'bb I o ' ,S v x 'FQ 3 Xt tg s sv -e lb .5.-.wtis Q -9 5 uv 'Tjf i?-'Ji' u,i.,. elm' 'ill S17 y fllfofs 1 fl-,.. ' ii 4' TOP ROW: Irene Thompson, Billy Warner, Anita Hnm und, Jim Specht, Johnny John- son, Arland Smith, Frank Hoff, Jessie Carol Hendron, Cathryn Sater, Virginia Ryan, Nancy Lou Sorenson, Dorothy Davis. BOTTOM ROW: Harry Kretzler, .lack Bartlett, Teiko Mafune, Harold Wilcox, Dick Coyne. TOP ROW: Jeanne Swanson, George Cooper, Nona Yost, Phil Roe, Charles Bellie, Bill Birt, Bill Eldridge, Tom Niederhauser, Jack Bartlett, Brice Norgar, Anita Hammond, Virginia Ryan, Dorothy Davis, Dick Rapp. BOTTOM ROW: Virginia Ettrup, Agnes Anderson, Arland Smith, Dick Coyne. all, LA, BOARD OF CONTROL The Board of Control is the leg' islative body of our school. This years Board of Control has estabf lished the new Constitution which was voted upon and accepted by the Student Body last year. They have also partially completed the Field Lights project. The Board of Control has voted upon new amendments and presented them to the Student Body, passed laws governing the students and made up the financial budget for the coming year 194041. The faculty advisers for this year have been Mr. Paul McCibbon and Mr. S. C. Caudill, businew manager. The Board of Control is made up of representatives of every class and oflicers elected by the Student Body. The officers of the Student Body for the iirst semester are: Presi- dent, jack Bartlettg VicefPresident, Arland Smith, Secretary, Teiko M a fu n e g Treasurer, Virginia Ryan. The second semester off Hcers are: President, Arland Smith, Vice-President, Phil Roe, Secretary, Agnes Andersong Treasf urer, Virginia Ryan. AD CLUB The Ad Cluh recently organ' ized became one of the outstandf ing service groups of the school. This Cluh has not only kept us informed of the coming events i during the year, hut has also aided Mr. Caudill in the sale of tickets -l at All gghgxyl functjgngl TOP ROW: Frances Roberts, Dorothy Hill, Alice Hawkings, Pat 0'Halloran Bob Storm X Hlrry Gibbons. BOTTOM Rflwz Gloria Brown, Marjorie Bushart, Janet Nelson, Anita Hammond Ruth Q Boyle. -fl I 116- t ff. W if f f' - t it 'a,1t,.f.s' ft, as I ss QQ 1 V he' W No. as Pnxzoi. TOP RUVV: Ulyn Foard, .lack Thomnsnn,,Val Thompson, Ralph Lindquist ugene Wilcox, Scotty Mcflenny. -1 The Student Patrol has main' sizroxn RUVV: Jim num., Bah t'.,pPf., ,nm spam, nan Reims, in noaguq 'rom l tained OI-der arid pcdcc upon thc Niederhauser, Harry Gibbons, Raymond Pennock, Frank Huff, Mr. Roy Ballou premises of this school. Under the no'rroM Row: ,ink nam.-u, shin.-, t'lark, Virginia Whitlatrh, Ann. ch.-mxenmn - leader-Shlp of Gclyrge Stockgunp Elm-anore Thompson, Dorothy Gust, Donna Belle Hackett, Patricia Slefert Irma Gust, and guidance of Mr, Roy Ballou, G0'd wood' the patrol has suceexfully under' taken the control of the study rig halls, maintenance of cleanliness in the cafeteria and halls, and keeping order at all school func- tions. The Patrol consists of forty boys and ten girls, divided into five groups of ten patrolmen each with a lieutenant at the head of every patrol. The members are elected hy the Student Body. The lieu' tenants are selected from the group of patrolmen according to their ahility, while the chief is chosen hy the Student Body President with the assistance of the adviser. i This group was started last year i l to assist in the care of the cars around the xhool grounds and was worked into the new constitution to become a regular division of student government, E IORS .' 10 l JgO 40 'CC Rx, FIRST SEMESTER .llm Spechv. Prenudenl John Johnson Vlce President Herbert Meynng Secret: ry Treasurer aEl,OND SEMESTER Bill BIT! President ers Secrellry Trensurer tnol shownj September 18 Neve eliieb neve lLtlNltlLN 1nd nev. aequalnt anees Vyllhlll 1 hr1nd new hlllldlllg beekoned nlnety one enthu1111t1e semors to 1 full year of sueeessful sallxng in seholastle dr11m1t1e and athletme ehmnel Noy ember 7 '7 A roller skatlng party 1t the Roll r Boxxl be gan the semor .1et1v1t1es january found the dehmng team Sillllflg home from B l lmgham wxth joe Harrls Barbara Atkmson and Bertha Schroeder 1t the helm wlth the ratlngs of a super1or exeellent and good respectwely February 16 11 recalled hy the semors 12 the date of thexr produetxon Remember the D1y 11 three det play remembered by the 1ud1enee as a hlehly sueeessful dram11t1e perform mee Fehru1ry 23 An oratxon entltled Wh1t I AmCFlL3Ill9m7 won INorr'11 ean Wray 1 senior pubhe spe1le1ng student seeond pl1ee ratxng ID the eounty Amer lcamsm contest sponsored by the Legxon AUX1lldfy Mdfeh XV1th flour sugar shortenmq and s1lt the sen 1ors 1nere1sed thexr treasury hy S7400 In other words lt was Semor B1ke Sale he1d d by Lols Hagan that was responslble for the elasss sudden wealth Earl Jones Vice President Lee Rodg Aprll 77 The Semor B1ll 1 fornnl affur yylth Gardens 11 t e theme vus 1 gre1t wUeeeSQ amld showers o splrlteel notes from C huele Rlesdorfs orehestra B41 l A ble, day for one semor honor student lLllVb eorresponehne' seeretary of the SIlOl1KJm1Sl1 County Red Lroxs B1rh1r11 Atkmson who left lor a glor IOU5 three weeks stay H1 Vv1sh1ngton D C' where the lllI1Ull Red Cross LUI'lN'ellllOI1 ve 11 held thls year May To he sure the senlors dldnt sklp thelr tr11d1 t1on11l sklp day A trlp to Lake W1lder11ess and then to the sehool at Bu leley 1nd then haek to WlldLfIlLSS une 7 A lovely B1ee.1l11ureate servlee was held for all semors une 7 The members of the cl1ss of nlneteen forty ex per1eneed thelr final thnll at Edmonds Hxgh when they were presented yylth thexr dlplomas thls eve 111111: ol 111 eyenlnegs braduatxon September 19 to june 40 In reportmg the sen1or affairs as they oecurred we must not ful to mentlon the f1et that elght glrls IH the el11ss were Letterwomen and slxteen boys were Lettermen The cl11s bo1sts fxfteen Torch members mne of whom are Torch bearers, wh1le slxteen semors made u1ll and Seroll mi ? xv, 1 , f .1 G ' W T 51 v 1 ' v Z . 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M ' ' s 1 L V- 1 1 1 1 1 -1 - 11 . 11 1 f 1 ' 1 -. ' 1 . . 1 --.,. 1 1- 1 1 - 1' 11 1 ' . Q ' . - all film 3-' gi ,og 1 is- P, X,f XX J N in -xN THE SENIORS HONOR... flleading Cloclgwisej Wireless editor last year, Shelleah Willitinis is Echo editor this year . . , George Stockamp is Boys' Club president, and Patrol captain . . . Wiirk in Ad Club and Girls' Club keeps Anita Hammond busy . . . Prominent in athletics, jim Specht was also senior prexy . . . Virginia Jennings, talented pianist, is vailedictorian of the class . , . Active in sports, jack Bartlett was Student Body president . . . Ryoko Mafune is Girls' Club presi' dent and an outstanding Lettergirl , , . Arland Smith, a lead in the senior play, is Student Body president . . , Wireless editor and Quill and Scroll prexy was Irene Thompson . , , Torch president, Herb Meyring, was an officer in Boys' Club last year . . . 13 I 51, Q .s -.. .ii 35. ,Q gifs .4 ,U . ,L N iii Qs Pi 2535? ' 4- . fre'- SISSEL ALMMS hirls' Club representative 1: Torch 33 Vodvil 1, 2, 3, 4, U. of W. Music Meet l, 2, 3, 4: Glee ' ', 43 Senigr Councillor 4: Everett Music Festival 1, ELrt:ENE AITc:HIsoN Vodvil 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3: E ett usic Festival 3. LILY ANITERSUN Vodvil 2, 3: Dramatic Club 4: 1, 23 Opt-retta 1, MARIE ELIZABETH ARNOLIJ Vodvil 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club l, 2, 3, 43 Quill and Scroll 4: Spring Concert 1, 2, ll: Wireless 43 Nonette 3, BARBARA A'l'KINStJN Debate team 4: Vodvil l, 2, 3, 43 Torch 2, 3, 4: Class play 33 Wireless 4: Quill and Scroll 43 County Junior Ci-0,5 Secretary 3 4 HARRY AYERST 0 Librarian 4: Radio Club 2, 3, . K B. 2 S patrol 2, 3 . J. CK BARTLETT President of Student Body 43 Captain Basketball Team 43 Le-ttermen 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4: inspirational Award, Basketball 4. BETTY BEESUN Vodvil l, 2, 3: Girls' Club Cabinet 43 Chairman, Senior Councillors 4: Stage crew 3. JANET BEESIIN Letterwomen 43 Orchestra 3, 4: Vodvil l, 2, 3, 43 Torch 4: Solo Contest 4 tional Music Meet. Il, Glee Club 1, 2. WILLI.exR E. 'T Class l en Lettvrmen 3, 43 Football 2, 3, 43 Base- ball 2, L C s Play 3, 43 Board of Control 4. MRRJIIRIE BosIIART Wireless 4: Annual staff 41 Quill and Scroll 4: Torch 3: Ad Club 4: Business Manager Class Play 3, 43 Girls' Club C l' t 4. anne LXAAAXL Lb 4A!4 L! 'kJd-,L4',,fjk- . 4 ff ' tiff ' , 1, RUTH BOYLE 44170 - ff AJ.. Lf-tterwomen 2, 4, Vodvil I, 'zf 3, 41 Yell mam 4, Everett Music Festival ig Tumbling: 2, 3, 43 Property Man- ager Cla.-as Play -lp Vice-President Letterwomen 4. GLtJRl.4 LOUISE BRIJWN Annual staff 4, Wireless 43 Ad Club 43 Quill and Scroll 4: Solo Contest 43 Glee Club 2 . Bus. Manager Class Play 3, 4. HAzEL BRLINTZ Vodvil lg Class Play 4. CLINTON BUCIQLIN Orchestra 3: Band Concert l, 2, 3, 4: Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Lettennen 8, 4: Inspirational Award, Football 4. I M.RRSll.ALL BURFITI' , I f Track 4.'ml'A ifkayld' If ' LEE CARPENTER I Track 3, 43 Vodvil 3: Student Patrol 2. HELEN CAREY Entered from Holy Names Academy, Seattle, 8. Torch 2, 3, 4: Wireless 4: Quill and Scroll 4: Annual 4: Girls' Club Cab'net 4: Chai an Junior Dance Program 8: Usher at Com neement 3 ' JIM CASPERS ' Radio Club 2, 3, 4: President Radio Club 4: Vodvil 8: Student Pa 2: Track 2: Tennis 4. JEANNETTE PEARL CHARD P. E. 1, 2, 3, 4. -- PHYLLIS CIXDPER Torch 2, 33 Class Play 3: Girl-I' Club Cabinet 8: Stale Crew 2, 3, 4: Glee 2: Vodvil 23 Prompter Class Play' 4, Boo COSMAN Vice-President Class 4: Lettermen l, 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 8, 43 Vodvil 4: Secretary of Class 1: Captain of Patrol 4. MILTON DUNNING Radio Club 3, 4: Secretary-Treasurer of Radio Club 8. DUN Ec:llELEAROER THOMAS .ELY Radio Club 23 Class Play 3, 4 Manager 3, 4. ALLAN ENGLER - ,ff Track 41 Overall Club-4. X Dlctlc FAOXIB17' lint:-red from l.ins'ul le, Yell King 2, 35 Clas a 35 a ollvil 3, 4. QBLYN E. FOARU Lettermen 2, 3, 4: tai o atr l 'lll'I'llllS 1, Z. 3, 5 Baseball 1, 2: Fuotb I- Basketball 5 Nominating lr - xo P mittee of Boys' Club 1. M.'lRlON AIDELE GORDON fx Entered from Bremerton, 3. Vudvil 3, 45 Class Play 35 Everett M 'c Moet 3, 45 Chorus 3, 45 Sergeant-at-Arms of Clam 4. aM AIHIJY M. G.xRNE'r'r xg Athletics l, 2: Glen- l, 2, lg Chorus Vodvil l, 4, Spring Concert 1, 45 Mus' Festival 5 M rs' Day Tea 1. DOROTHY GUST Y , Vollvil l, 2, 35 mixing , 3 tent Patrol 41 Cla-es Play 35 Glee 1, 2, 35 Spring cert 35 Salesmanship ClaSs 4. LOIS HAOAN Annual 45 Wireless 45 Cla-is Play 3, 4: Quill and Scroll 4: CO-Manager Vollvil 45 Chairman Invitation Committee for Mothers' Day Tea 35 Senior Councillor 4. fhNI'l, k JUNE HAMMOND Board Of Control 4: Girls Club Treasurer 45 Vice-President Ad Club 45 Art Club 2, 3: Annual 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Publicity Manager Athletics 3, 4. JOSEPH HARRIS Band l, 2, 35 Band Conteat l, 2: Class Play Manager 35 Radio Club 25 Debate 3, 4: Baseball 3, 4. lRO'rrlv HILL lass Play ' W el ' Quill and Scroll 45 Annual If 3, 45 A b 4 D a c Club 4: Senior Counl-illor 4. P.xl'LlNE HORN G . Slllutatoriang Student Body Secretary 3: Torch il, 3 -1: Chairman Friendship Committee 45 Chairman Grade School Auxiliary 3, 45 Girls' Club Cabinet 3. 45 Annual Staff 4. DOROTHY HOlJOH VlRCllNl.A JENNINGS Valedictnrian: Annual Sub-Editor 4: Le-tterwoml-n 4: Yiw- Preuiclent Torch 45 Vice-President Class 35 Class Play 3, 45 Orchestra 4. CHARLES JOHNSON Football 1, 2, 3, 4, umbul l, 2, 14, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Lettermen 1, 2, 8, 4. JOHNNY JOHNSON Football 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Baseball l, 2, 3 4. Board of Control 3, 45 President Letterrnen 4, Vice-Presi- dent Class 45 Letterman 2, 3, 4. EARL G. JONES Board of Control l5 Secretary-Treasurer Clasi 1: Football 1, 25 Baseball 2: Basketball 2, 4: Chairman Claws Dance 2: Vice-Prsident Clans 4. DAN KOCH Football 8, 45 Tennis 1, 2: Student Patrol 3, 4. MERRILL KRONOLHST DUROTHEA LElr:H'rY 74 Athleticu 1, 2, 3, 43 Iietterwome 3, 45 Wirr-les4 41 Torch 35 Quill and Scroll Football s, 4. L HELEN LOWN Mothers' Day Tea 15 Vodvil 4: Makeup Committee 2, 4: Everett Music Meet 4: Glee 45 Chorus 4. RYOKO MAEUNE Student Council 45 Igttaervomen 3, 4: President Girlw' Club' 45 President Snohomish County Girls' Club 4: Vodvil l, 3, 45 Vice-President Girls' Club 8. fl , ELMER LlNDBLCD Z fl 2 ft. .lollx l.Ul'lS M.'xr1INNls Fl-ollmll 2, 3, 43 llaavllall 2. 3, 43 Vullvil 3, 43 Class G -, l'la 4, Orvhl-Ntra LZ, 3, l3 Baud 15, 3, 43 1,1-tu-rme-n 4. Qflk ov'M.xlzll.l. ff I, vylflllfgll 2, 3, 43 1.1-tu-rnlen 3, 43 Secretary of Ll-tlermen 3 r L L4 'ra-l 1, sl. 3. ' ' l1Xlllll'lX lVll'1il,lil,l..'XN l-Intvrl-ll from Kent. Girls' Clull l':nlrlun't -13 Class Play -1. Bull lNll'1ilNNl,Si lliotl-:ill l, J, 14, l, llvlll-rm:-n Il, 1 lilialwtllzlll 23 lluarll ol' 2 3 lfoillr--l 12: Sl.llIll'lll. l'li!rol. l'1'e'-illl-nt Claw 3, Vive--l'r1'ai 1 'Q Q s A' ll:-ut Villas l, T4 j XX' xlaluix MriNl'T'r -Q. l'hoto l'lulu l, 23 Art Clull 2, 33 Urrhewtrn 3, 43 Vudvil 4 4 Vorllanll Mufll' Ml---7. 3, Clam l'lzly 3, 4. l'1lRlll.lilllV1l.YlllNl2 - P lfootl-all 2. '5. liawlu-tllall fl, 4: 'Truck 2, 3, -1. la-ttvrmvn 4 'lklrl-ll l'rl-full-nt 43 Sl-l-rt-tary Clan 43 Viva--l'rl-Nilll-nl Hoya clllll 3. l lil.XllzR1i. Nl.l,StJN ' , 3 1 wlXXll NIINJN .-'xrt l-Qllitor of Annual 4: l'rl-ailll-nt ol' All Club 43 Art Cluli U, 33 Quill and Scroll 43 Stare- Url-w 3 1' Claw l'lay 3 4: h 1 ' Torx' 4. 1 V i i I if l,JR'f'l' Nl1Rl2xR W'ir--ll-as Editor 13 Quill unll Srroll 43 Vhoto Club 2, 3 J i Vollvil 13 Dramatic Ulull 43 lioarll of Control 4, lll'XX'XRlP NliRTIl 3 lllllilfill ANN UH.-xl.l.llR.AxN Xl-ll ls-:lm -1, '13 llvttvrwoml-n 2, 3, 43 All Club 43 Art Clull 211 btalgv Crew 2, 3, 4, Yodvil 1, 2, 3, '13 Claw l'lay 4. Q- Brill l'xl1,I: lint:-roll from llellimzham. 1 J Illr--h 43 Claw l'l:ly 13 Xoilvll 43 Wlrs-less '13 Quill and Sl-roll 13 Boy-' Club Cal-im-t 4. Mull' lLl,l'lXl4liI'll l'Ii'l'lzR!40N , Orvhv-zlra l, 2, fl, 113 String Quartl-V. 3, 43 Class Play 33 ' v.,.ltil l, si, lg Halls., Clull 4. in ' lNlXllilll',XVR4Nl1lSll Mill-ye-ar graduate. FRXNKZLS Rolslilcrs Tori-ll 3, 43 All Club 43 Wir:-lf-ai 43 Annual 1: Quill and Scroll 43 Pulllil-ity Manager Athletics 3, 41 Drill 'IK-am 1. Nr: Tum' RIXLERS ldntorl-ll from l-Ilsinnre Naval and Military School, California. Student Patrol 4. Vudvil : A and B Numinalinu Commit- tl-e 43 Class l'lay 4. Llgl, Rolxsuas ,J Vmlvil 3, 4: Track 2, s4 Play 4. Stulll-nt Pair-I 7 L., , 3 Sevre-tary Class 43 Baseball 13 'I'ral-k Manaxzer 1. l 3 4 l Ll, Elxlck Rl'l,'Tll Claxs Play 4, li 'ketliall 13 llaxf-llall 4, Rsillin Cluli 4. A 1 I Vlluzlxl.-x RYAN . V Entered from Hr nt - , - :inc , . ul l-n iolly Treasurer 4: Torch 4: ' al 43 Board 1 Control 43 Sf-nior C unri or 4' Glas. y Prompter 4. ozlvil 4 B 'r -x S IiR . , 4' Cla-as l'lay 33 Solo Contvst 2, 3, 13 Urcheatra , Z, 43 Band 2, 15, 4: Torch 2 , 3, 4: Annual 4. YS'l'xNl.m' ARl.,wll SMl'rll President Student llody 43 Vice-Vrewident Student Bolly 4: ' Class l'lay 3, 43 Vlff'-l,Tf'Nlll4'lll Quill and Scroll 4, Ll-t.4-rl W4 men 2, 3, 43 Wirelem 43 l'rc-side-nt Cla-is 1, w IS SMITH Claw l'lay il, 43 Vodvil 2, 33 Photo Club 2, 33 Band Con- 't. l, 2, 3, 43 Dramatic Club 4. jlxl Sl'lar:llT Class Preslident 43 Board ol' Control 2, 33 Lett:-rmen 8, 43 Football I, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 23 Studi-nt l'atrul 3, 43 S4-cretary of Claas 3. M.xlu:-xalfr MARY S'r.-xlil.r:R Churul-l 1, 2, 43 Vodvil l, 43 Music Meet 23 Everett Music Meet 13 Spring Carnival I. si 1 luxe SURING che-.tral Z 4 4 Ie erwomen 'i 4 Vzdvll 1 ring Lrncertl 2 3 4 Yell m 4 -, or land Muslc Meet 3 CIL Y bmwmr Entered from Broadway Hlyh Seattle Vlce Presldent Radio Llub 4 beoac h Slof lxtMP lresldent Boys Klub 4 Captain Football 4 Lhxef of latrol 4 President of Class .J Lettermcn Z .5 4 Frack 4 Class Play 3 ,- 'ra- q...fv Bon Sroxm Pntered from Ollen Seattle l'ootball Manager 'S 4 T nms 2 J 4 lettermen Z 3 4 Class llay 4 Bu-une-as Manager Student Body 4 Wmless 4 Lo Manager X ,dnl 4 lRl'NE Tnowmsow hntered from lincoln Huzh Seattle Editor Wnreless 4 Board of Control 4 Prexldmnt Quill and Scroll 4 flrls Club Cabinet 3 For:-h 4 Orchestra 3 4 l of W Journa Nts Conference 4 Ni TLITMARX vll 1 3 ee o W Mu-ur Me Pverett Music Meet l Sprung Concert l 3 High School Night 1 Mother-1 Day Tea lrogram I 3 'Q-1' g Lf Du MAR Wloem Class llay 3 4 Vodvll 4 Chorus 4 L1 ms XVlLllXKl9 Vodvll 4 Track 3 4 Smtttxu W11LlxMs l a d S roll 3 4 Board Club 2 I 0' W Journalnts Lunferenrs 4 Controll 'S Secretary lrl onoow Wcmoo etermen 4 Football 3 4 Basketball 'E 4 Track Treasurer Dramatic Llub 4 Student Patrol 4 Vodwl 3 4 oRx1x jr w WRAY 4- -f ulll and Scroll 3 4 A nual Stall' 'l 4 Torch l 2 3 ass llay 'i Wireless 3 1 rl Llub Lal met 4 Stuc ent Patrol 4 Wu Ll-KN4 Roc ERS bntered from l'l more Naval and Military School Lallforma Student latrol 4 Cd5o5fC!7j BFTTE HILL Entered lrom Roosevelt Huzh Seattle Vodvll 4 Wlrelesx-1 4 Tho BENN Lettermen 2 3 4 Vodvlll 2 3 Student latrol 4 Sprung Concert 3 4 Band 2 3 Orchestra Z 3 Wlrele-as 3 RALPH Lwoouxsr Fntlered from Kirkland SHIRLFY M ar WAMSLEY Vodvil 1 2 3 Sprung Concert, L Glee Club l Chorus 53077 S, N' 5559.3 ' Aus, ,J eq -A-'r ag .C- 147 xt L V Mc CLENlAl'lAN Entered from Willow Sprmzrs M Sprung Concert 2 4 Vodvll 2 4 ISSOUYI Football 3 4 Senior Play Tickets 4 Ba ketball Manager A . . ., V -W - -, W.. - ..... br .' ,A ', f, 2 A tt -, I 1 ' , 2, 3, 41 t Sp ' 'ch , ', ', 5 - Tea 3 Clas. Play 15 l' t- , x gg w V - u I - A. I w 5... -' . K 1. v ' 1 t , . , s, 1 ' ,4. ' ' ' ' ' I ' , .' . ' 2, ., 3 . g - 5 - 1 ' , I Q ' t' . , . . ' ff U H ' ' -1' 3 - .- , 5 '. , 1- Q s-, A ' X J , E I - - 7 Yod' , ,D 45 Gl l,13,'4: ll. f .1 .1-4111 A A ' . 1 ' 1 . . 5, 'N , ' ' 9, 3 ' - - f . ' : :, A I, A- '- 1 Annual Editor 4 3 Wire ess Editor 3 3 Torch 2, 3, 4 3 Quill l n Sc v , :V of. 1 , -J .' ' G' s' X A K G , I. t : ' ' Y , 3' S ., : I 3, 4. N it A I I I - - S ' Q ' .' , : n S ., 5 , . -. 45 I Cl A ' . 5 5 3 ii s' ' ' 1' 3 .' l - ' --' . . . I ' : Is' . f . W ' ' - IL' . . . I 1 P., J , :J . . t , , . . ' . . : S ' 1: - 8,4:P. E. 1, 2, ' 'gf 'S -4 f.f--Ll FET A . O - 47 I Qs Q .J x dll 'P' 4 ty-M - 'I Lv, - X I 3 5 t ' ,4 I 't t P me 1 ORS X 'ki l' if' FIRST SEMESTER: President, Jessie Carol Hendron: Vice- ? President, Marjorie Ryan: Secretary, Kay Clark. J, Q6 N SECOND SEMESTER: President, Bill Eldridge: Vice-President, ,jf K N ,L Eugene Wilcox: Secretary, Leo Juhola. yy ' 1 ' xryb lf .5 ' .fvgfi A I y 48 wa-'. if , Eu-5-S. I. , - Z, N, ., 5, Af, 15 iv is I' N110 V,-a sf'-5 1, 5..'::r? g ',,if5ar. . Y. , ., QE!!! ' , :Q in Rf TOP BOW: Richard Taylor, Boh Sorenson, Myron Sjoblom, Harold Tripp, Bay Thorne. SECOND BOW: Louise Smeade, Betty Lou Volle, Mercedes Smart, Eleanore Thompson. BOTTOM BOW: Virginia Whitlatch, Marjorie Saxe, Marynel Thompson, Mina Verhey, Dorothy Schmidt, Vivian Womer. TOP ROW: Max Fisk, Lawrence Lumaden, Bill Lance, Jerry Gfvvef- Den ll-wh. -lim Lone. Dick mu, Harry Gramm, Don Poaa. SECOND BOW: Bill Eldridge, John Grand, Juanita Fussell, Auf' HIWUIIII. Role Kolaaky, Mary Humble, Dorothy Lar- more, Jeanie Carol Hendren, Bernina Emme. Susanne Lind- aay, Walter Goulet, Leo Juholg, BO1'l'OM BOW: Tommie Lou Klinner, Janet Kranqulat, vgrng l-Alil-lib, Margaret Homanherg, Betty Johnson, Ja Langg, Donna Belle Hackett. Kfx . TOP ROW: Earl Mor , Gordon Peterson, Joe McClure, Vic Roe, Harlan Lawing, Roy Miller, .lack Martlnaon, Tom Niederhanaer, Eddie Nyman, Ted Palmer, Phil Boe. SECOND ROW: Thomas Knapp, Kennethe Fletcher, Teiko Ma- fune, Marjorie Ryan, Janet Morse, Virginia Petera, Hazel Macdonald, Adaline Osborn, Eugene McMaster, Ted Nieder- hauser, Craig Milton, Lester Mund. BOTTOM ROW: Mary Rice, Hazel Mapea, Betty Peterson, lda McClenahan, Eloise Mitchell. Mary Miller. TOP ton Adamek, Erle Carlaon, David Anderson, Kay Clark, Boh Caapera, Eugene Bullock, Harold Clark, Bert Carlaon, Boger Loyne, Warren Carpenter. ?LYt 0'y,'.,n MIDDLE BOW: Wallace Carlson, LaVerne DeVoy, Dorothy Daniel, Agnm Anderson, Shirley Arthur, Julia Anderson, Yvonne Davis, Doris Ruth Davis, Denise Cotterill, Florence Dellosia, Dolorea Dixon, Jack Daly. Clark, Gordojlloniad, Bob Coomer, Clay- BOTTOM ROW: Marianne Campbell, Phyllis Daniel, Helen Carlstedt, Dorothy Davis, Loia Brumbaugh, Margaret Date. .J 'M l'fr,5w, 18 v M SOPHOMORE C K 2 IHST SEMESTER: President, Frank Holg Vice-Preaidelrt, Don Meyring: Secretary, Walt Ewing. SECOND SEMESTER: President, Nona Yost: Vice-President, Dorothy Korshaven: S retary, Nancy Smith. Pail Aix? 3 mm TOP ROW Jack Tuaon Floyd Surnmey Harold Sanders Arthur Smeade Val Thompaon David Walker SECOND ROW Barbara Riedel Jean Whltlateh Betty Stal ler Betty June Thompson Margaret Sehoentrup Anne Rodg era Maxine Wldger Florence Warner BOTTOM ROW Nancy Smith, Nona Yost, Ethylda Webb Betty It ley Warren, Pat Siefe wcbfwjrwawwf TOP ROW Dean Lary Jamea Anderaon Bob Applegate Bull Day Lharlea Larter Don Day Leonard Drechsler Jlm Bunch. SELOVD ROW Arthur Ayerst, Jack Brayton Jlm Bartlett Kathleen Dooley Anna Arrawood June Beck Mane Boa hart Slurley Clark, Geraldane Borgford George Looper Ernst Byorg BOTTOM ROW Charlotte Cook, Raxaine Carter A u d r e y Brown Merilyn Brine Shirley Dawea Jo Ann Davin Vir gmia Cox TOP ROW Bob Hewitt Newton Fmher John Fuaaell Frank Hoff Arnold Joyce Walt Ewlng Joe Garnett SECOND ROW Jock Ely Earl Galloway Eugene Fischer Helen .lo Jllllllllll Betty Hawkmgs Otho Hallman Bob lnbbona BOTTOM ROW Dorothy Palrield Mildred Hatch Jo Ann ble Larol Foard Holmes Irma hunt TOP ROW Raymond Pennoclt Frank heeler Bill hlleman Arthur Nelson Jack Mnller Frank Nupp Carl North Jl.m Hardman leonard Olson Ls-Roy Middleton Duck Osgood Llyde llckerulg SECOND ROW Lharlm Murrlll Bob Parks Warren Nupp Theresa Plunkett Betty Mathay Jane Orner Dorothy Jen mngs Llara Lyater Helen Maduou Harry hretaler Sulo Lepnsto Duck Patge FRONT ROW Valerie Maaaon Mary Plumer Donna Mae Lookey Helen Page Mary Neal Dorothy lxorahaven 'z Q iv F1 1 .U . 1 .11 ' ' . 2 ' n .'v Go',' ', , A Q I L ' r 9 , , N W nl 19 Plunkett ZX s xl WM KILHQ T in O1 ' Z Axe. J, In W ill: , FRESHM FIRST SEM Duck Rapp SECOND dent Tedford Bruce Dawes George Evans Grover Black Walter Deebach Paul Bartlett Glenn Burlitt George Logdal SECOND ROW Blll Crump Frederlek Bookey Lounse Alseth Betty Coomer Grace Demmery Vlrguua Ettrup Yvonne Engehretsen Marilyn Cooper Irene Blrt Beatrice Arrowood Fern Date THIRD ROW Jean Colley Margaret Beach, Vlrglnla Boshsrt, Lorraine Elofson Carmen Ecksted Mayy Lou Adams Elleen Armen X, 'W BOTTOM Bob C Richard Dbwplng TOP ROW Dlck Salver Ledru Slettebo Wnlllam Storey Rapp Alan Servey Marvin Sanders Harold Bucklln John King Robert Nielson Harold Rasmussen Dirk SECOND ROW Forest Smith 1Norman Nelson Josephine Rav Leona Rupp Jean Paige Mary Sanders Patrlela Puckett June Sorensen Violet Stoughton Betty Alys Schoppert Chris tlne Schoentrup John Lowden Harold Skutvlck BOTTOM ROW Marian Plumb Jean Olson Juanita Sumey Llllxan Peterson Cathryn Sater Kathleen Ryan Elizabeth N VVS W ,ff Harold Wllcox Vlce President X Virginia Ettrup Vlce Presl Jean Hlll TOP ROW John Kronqulst Marvln Anders Hlrzel Dale Holtcamp Bob Mahood To Warren Farrer Scotty Mcklenny Jack Johnson SECOND ROW Lloyd Johnson Pat McCl lan Janet Min ner Jack Larmore Ellen LCDIISO Allce Little Edna Jacobs Lola Fairfield Sally Lou HOTHIHI Joyce Kaufman Jean Hull Becky Lutton Leo Meblutt Helen Hendricks Harold John son Marguerlte Mllton Ralph Henry IRD ROW Leona Fasaet Elsle Ford Glorla Halstead Helen Johnson Mary Jane Lovell Jean Murray Muna Belle Kelly BOTTOM ROW Albert Larsen Jlmmle Gant Bernard Knight Ch! Hlckox Jlmmxe neu Rob Russell Hornl Donald Hen TOP ROW Welcome Wamsley Ted Trager Kenry Welding Jack L Thompson Bill Tuson SECOND ROW Norman Van Donge Jack H Thompson Mary Joy Tueke Marlon W lrginla Thorne Harold Wilcox bert Thompson fbdfffyf BOTTOM ROW arbara Webb Adrienne Warren Suzy Zen nan Marjorie Wilson Mildred Wo Mary Thompson MM flrgpgyislygl' w - N' EU if 'Q ' J 4 Jgtni 7 - 1 , If J J . ' , ' .Xp 1 I k V I 54.1 X1 f N r' H ,Aft A Aj 1' i-MA, A , K A K K l , I A. L, f f K A X xx -, I V A FJ- X I , . K X f ' f- - , D4 A O ' P' 5 il f V' ew I J ' tok J v V' A P PIX ' ' sf be 'lx ,O e ' I X A x X Q L H t X , pf J 'fkftshqgyq A s - , ' U' - . k I f xx? I It V 1, fb A i 7 ' : - . l ' , E x U : is f A, ' bl , , T N V-bv! 1 pu V . zj. - .- V , 5 K. , - ,, 'f f nl fr N ' Y v . ' I I . e w- ' 'Q A Y .. Q P v B 'Y s nf' - , 'x V: vl c ft, 1 ' . - TOP ROW: Bill Echelbarzer, ring, Mace Gay. Jack Garrison, Charles . - v - ' f , , Fa , V a a Y ' a ' g a A : . ' . . . . ' . ' iv : . ' . 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Kathryn Felta Florence Wilson Lois Hathaway v Maxine Sylvia Vermee Bnne BOTTOM ROW Ronald Gough .llm Smulhn Bob Lutton Do n Roe Fdward Had dlx Floyd Anderson, Unis Larlson .1 91 I' xl I E' E- , .- 3 ' A 5 f A i -B ,L B R , 1 B ,Q f 1 B 4 l ' '. 'U .'. f. I !..f T R U ' ' ' A . i lff a'LL4'.2 . ll li: ,, T! --' ,, l . , L M' , .E I' : 1 l ' w I Y'4 'TK ' 1 o!7 1. J, . ls .X . ,. .. . . . . . 9 WL Fm . Q. .1 I D, b . . JU 'T wfawml xg fd .y + M 1- I x ,JN fo .- 715 Mu T .Jr X xii 'fn QL, is ,Jr ,Q Ja X J Lv' 21 A We 542 E - Q19 W! 1 ,f Y f . I X I L' ,111 fiX 'N AU' '74 f GIRLS' CLUB IRS KATHRYN EVANS Glrla Advlaer R! 0h0 MAFUN E Proliant JESSIE CAROL HENDRON O Vlce President 2- 1 al ANITA HAKHOND Financial Secetary NON A Y OST Secretary Under the gUlLlHDt,L of l'res1dent Ryoko Mifune Vlee l rwldent essme Carol Hendron Seeretary Nona Yost md Fmfmeul beeretary Amtd Hammond the cluh thnud and grew m populmty Munng were made IDILFCSUDQ hy speeul voeatlonlxl ypellrers round Ldhle talks and dlsplfrys of school talent cluhs was glxen rn the new gym Foodstuffs were the 1Cll'Y11SS10I1 fee, .after whleh they Qerxed another purpose m the homes vyhlre they were dxstrlhuted A scayenger hunt began the eumng vyhmeh vnu eoneluded by 1 dance Sponbored Qolely hy the Clrls Fluh tht Tolo dance vu li held Ill the early Qprmq Formal Llothd were rn order and th decorltlong eonslbted of green and whxte streamerb wxrh sh imroelw l10!'ClLI'l'1f' th' wdlls 3? In the Girls Club Cabmet are Fredalee Akers Joan Martmaon Pauline Horn mg Patricia McClellan Vlvnan Womer xlfllllll Ettrup Norma Jean Wray Vlr glnia Ryan Marjarie Boshart Patay Ollalloran llermina Emme Dorothy Larmore Barbara Riedel Helen Carey Janet Beeson Betty Beeson MISS LUELLA .IONLS Girls Adviser .Q , , , l . ' F . l l A X ef RV: . . ' A h 3- Q X ' ' NM, A H 1. I C v V 1 fxb' . K -fx1x0w ' -t tx' , , 2 t, '-1 7 -X' N! ', . , , . , ' . ',. . 'fhe Christmas party, annuallyflsponsored hy' the Boys' and Girls' Ii! , 5 A .V . x I X y Y y I .K , H I 5 . ' 4. A' ' f .' , , 1 Q ' 'z. ' Kp? , , h M , 7 h a - . 9 K v 'l' U A ' A V I f N v V K . l . an 1 , l ,. BOYS CLUB BILL ELDBIDGE Secretary Treasurer PHIL ROE Vice President MR PAUL Md IBBON Boys Advuer H64 md th1 x ar hx fwcoru Stoolump th Box Club xpomorxd t lllklll at Lx khllilly llst on rh yC1rS ofa LD ir ml id L uxxrx noxx onos I1 xx xotlxltx t 15 yur xx is t gum un vrc up h id d hx r m Sfllllll md wxnpmxcl of ov. 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BOTTOM ROW blorn Brown Mauorle Bashar!-. and Bertha Schroeder as sub-editors took charge lon Ha!-an hlfllllll Whltlntch Allen Solemshe of the secuons Dick I8 photo edltor A 'T' H Q M --N , , ' Wg .vgx ,Q n 1,- Q 'x - ' e 5' ' ' . UUY U9 the 5501? FOOU1, 1110 Echo and Anita working on the a.rt staff. ' 2 Q f' . ' or' ' ' l ' . 5 3. 'v LETTERWOMEN An ambitious group ol twentyfthree girls worked hard and steadily this year to make a sport program for all the girls in the school. This group of twenty- three was the Letterxx'omen's Club. Its officers for this year are Teiko Maitune, president, Ruth Boyle, vice president. and Agnes Anderson, secretary' treasurer. Managers of the various sports were: Mercedes Smart, who took charge of the fall sport, speedballg LaVerne DeVoy, who headed the volleyball group, Ruth Boyle, in charge of basketball, Agnes Anderf son, who managed tennis and ping pong, Dorothea Leichty, who took charge of the tumouts for track and baseball, and Ryoko Maftine, who headed the minor sports. Carol Foard and lvlerilyn Brine were in charge of the hiking activity this year. The clubs chiefactiyities for the year were the two initiations, one in February which was held Jointly with the Lettermen, and a second one in june harlier in the school year the Letterwomen and Lettermen sponsored the Homecoming Dance. 1 l' ,d,4 f gdb lfnyviblll I t Q l ', . I llldy fl ui J 7 ,Ut fl ' TOP W: Jnnet Beeson, Agnes Anderson, Teiko Mafune, Ruth Boyle, Dorothy Lar- more, Eloise Mitchell, LnVerne DeVoy. Eleanore Thompson, Betty Stadler, Betty Peterson, Dorothy Gust, Marilyn Brine. BOTTOM ROW: Mina Verhey. Virginia Whitlatch, Vivian Wamer, Me.u-des Smart, Irene Slering, Ryoka Mxfune, Pat O'HnI- lornn, Virginia Jennings, Betty Johmmn. l LLTTERMEN With johnny johnson as president, Gordon lviagill as vice prtxident, and Bob Cosman as sec' retary, the Lettermen had a very progressive year. More interest was taken in the Lettemien during this year, than at any previous time. Starting the year with the dance, which was sponsored iointly with the Letterwomen. the Letter' men entertained the alumni at Homecoming. The dance was held at the Alderwood gymnasium. In February they held the first initiation in some years when twenty new members were taken in. After initiation a joint banquet was held with the Letterwomen. Membership may be had by eaming a letter in football, track, basketball, tennis, or baseball, or as a manager. Members are taken in at the end of the basketball season, drawing from those who made their letter the last spring as well those from the football and basketball teams of he current year. The boys were advised by athlet' coach, Mr. Vyfarren Bieber. 'x 1 'x , t TOP ROVV: Jim Busch, Johnny Johnson, Don Meyring, Ted Benn, Frank Hohi, Harold Bucltlin, Ted Palmer, David Anderson, Wglt Don DIY. Willer Goulet, Guruon c. . SECOND ROW: George StockllllP.Jim Spgght, Jack Maclnnis, Bob Storm, Hob Hewell, Tom Nic-derhauser, flint Bucklin, Phil Roe, Hill Eldridge, Eric Carlson. BOTTOM ROVY: Gordon Wtrod, Herb Mey- ring, Jack Bartlett, Olyn Foard, Myron Sjoblom, Jack 'l'uson, Bill Birl, Arland Smith, Harry Kretzler. f . , TOP ROW: Agnes Anderson, Doris Ruth 'Davis, Frances Roberts. Marjorie Boslwrt, Shelleah Williams, Norma Jean Wray, Dor- othy Hill. SECOND ROW: Helen Carey, LaVerne De- Voy, Barbara Atkinson, Anita Hammond, Gloria Brown, Lois Hagan, Marie Arnold, lrene Thompson. BOTTOM ROW: Bob Storm, Brice Norgar, Bob Paige, Arland Smith, Dick Taylor, AI- len Solemslie. N. l- v-1 Under the su e'rx m the new Torch ad' viser, Mrs. Hallie B. Anderson, the honor society has undertaken more duties than hefore and has widened its interests in other school activities. Those who received Torchhearer pins were: Herb Meyf ring, Virginia Jennings, Pauline Horning, Shelleah Willianis, Bertha Schroeder, jack Bartlett, Norma jean Wraiy, Helen Carey and Barbara Atkinson. Qne of the most important events was the writ' ing of a Torch constitution which Virginia jennings constructed. A formal ritual, heretofore non-existent in the Torch, was written this year hy Doris Ruth Davis for all future initiations. Under the direction of jane Urner and Carol Foard Torch memhers ushered at the main events of the year, including junior and senior plays, vod- vil, and commencement, Twinkling stars radiating from a huge central star carried out the theme of stardust at the an' nual Torch dance, April 12. Torch officers were Herhert Meyririg, president, Virginia Jennings, vicefpresidentg and jane Urner, secretary. In April the organization entertained at an asf semhly according to custom, and in May enjoyed its annual picnic. y- , ff, , ,, ,T -. I L' A 1 kN QUILL AND SCROLL To start, the year, the Homer A. Post chapter initiated ten memhers. Christmas party came next, with everyone turning out to hear the guest speak' ers. Election was held to name Irene Thompson, president: Arland Smith as vicefpresident, and Agnes Anderson to fill the secretarys position. These officers served for the year. Later in the second semester ten more memhers were initiated following a hanquet. Ending the year was the pic' nic which is an animal affair. Professional and stu' dent journalists spoke at several of the husiness meetings. Among the speakers heard were Professor Mer' ritt E. Benson of the University of Washington School of journalism, Wally Reed, editor of the year hook at the University, Richard Hicks and Bob Roe, student journalists at the University, and Mr. L. VJ, Brown, a linotype operator at the Seattle Post-Intelligencer. Vs'ith Miss Dorothy Allison as adviser, the cluh spent a very active year and interest was shown in all contests sponsored hy the Quill and Scroll So' ciety Several people gained recognition from the society for participation in these contests. TOP ROW: Marjorie Ryan, Teiko Mafune, Nona Yost, Frances Roberts, Betty Hawk- ' ings, Barbara Atkinson, Virginia Jennings, Helen Carey, Pauline Horning, Berth a Schroeder, Eleanore Thompson, Virginia Ryan, Betty Stadler, Barbara Riedel, Nancy Smith, Mina Verlley. SECOND ROW: Jane Orner, Dorothy Jen- nings, Helen .lo Jamieson, LaVerne DeVoy, Agnes Anderson, Betty Mathay. Suzanne Lindsay, lda Mclllenahan, Alice Hawkings, Doris Ruth Davis, Loise Brumbaugh, Ray Pennock, Phil Roe. THIRD ROW: Valerie Masson, Shirley Dawes, Carol Foard, Janet Nelson, Wanda Goble, Jean Whitlatch, Dorothy Korahaven, Bill Eldridge, Leo Jullola. BOTTOM ROW: Arland Smith, Dick Oa- good, Herbert Meyring, Harry Kretaler. .sa ., ..-ya HEALTH, STAGE, DEBATE The girls in the health center, under the supervision of Mrs. Barrett-Scott, soothed many an aching brow, and spent their rc' quired hours in the hospital watch' ing over the sick pupils. Spending the year in innumerf able practices, working backstage keeping things running smoothly during plays and generally makf ing themselves useful when there is an assembly, the stage crew have made themselves indispenf sable. The stage crew also made up all the settings for the plays, even to the making of venetian blinds. This years debate team had the question, How Should We Deal With the Railway Problem in the United States? The team was composed of joe Harris, Barbara Atkinson, Harry Gibbons, and Bertha Schroeder. In the fall they, and Coach G. F. Hatch, traveled to Bellingham for the tri-county meet. Ratings for the meet were. joe, superior, Barbara, excellent, Harry and Bertha, good. 3. gf QU fp HEALTH CENTER ATTENDANTS-From left to right: Janet Morse, Suzanne Lindsay, Marynel Thompson, Dagmar Wigen, Mrs. Barrett Scott, Elixabedl Plunkett, Adeline Osnorn, Betty Hawk- ings. ABOVE - STAGE CREW: Back Bow: Mr. Goble, Ted Palmer, Vic Roe, Har lan Lawing, Dale Holteamp. FRONT ROW: Allen Solemalle, Eloise Mitchell, .lanet Nelson, Phyllis Cooper, Patsy 0'Halloran, Wands Goble, Betty Hawkings, Dorothy Daniels. DEBATE TEAM--Left to Right: Harry Gibbons, Barbara Atkinson, Bertha Schroeder, Joe Harris. :- C' nv- Cl u- ll- r' 1- ul- 0- no nn as an ,- 1 a ff'fy'75fi The Radio Club includes: TOP ROW: Cur- tis Buxton, Guy Blew t, Jim Ca.-wen, Mr. Jocooson, Joe Gxnett, Bill Kllel man, Mllion Dunning, Dick Osgood. BOTTOM ROW: Donald Henness, Richard Downing, Molly Peterson, Eleanore Thompson, Llbert Thompson, Erick ltuoth. The Yell Team is composed of: LEFT T0 RIGHT: Ruth Boyle, Ethylda Webb, Patsy O'Halloran, lrene Stu-ring, and Virginia Ettrun. Q 3 ,, i' v Q 1 .- -f ' Bl g, ' - - , 3- 'rV .'-i- -' . L in-if xg 1 , . hw, ci 1 ......1.... ' ' ' -A ' 5.1- ' 75.--3-may-? '+ ' ' ' -. ' ' .. DRAMA CL UB TOP ROW: Brice Norgar, Yvonne Enge href-IGH. Phyllis Cooper, Mary Miller, Dorothy Jennings, Shirley Dawes, Norma Jean Wray. Denise Cotterill, Joann Holmes, Mary Rice, Dorothy Hill. SECOND ROW: Warren McNutt, June Sorenson, Hazel MacDonald, Verna Lep- bto, Marjorie Saxe, Donna Belle Hackett, Gloria Halstead, Lilly Anderson, Rox- alne Carter, Betty Sudler, Eleanore Thompson, Joann Davia, Jeasie Carol Hendron, Grace Demmery, Hermina me, Patricia Pickett, Betty Hawk- THIRD ROW: Mary Thompson, Ellen Lopllto, Mina Verlley, Mlrgareg Homgn. bert. Betty Johnson, Betty Peterson, Lois Brumbangh, Dorothy Davin, Wanda Goble, Vlrginla Whitlntch. BOTTOM ROW: .lick Bartlett, Olyn Foard, Ralph Henry, Bill Lance, Eugene BIIUIPCIK. Jim Busch, Stanley Clark, Kem- netln Fletcher. 1 RADIO, YELL, DRAMA Btxide studying rad io and closely related subjects, the Radio Club found time to operate the public address system whenever their help was needed. The group also aided in installing lights and ot h e r electrical equipment for school functions. Under the sponf sorship of D. A. Jacobson the club learned many valuable things. With Pat O'Halloran as Yell Queen, and Ruth Boyle, Irene Storing, Ethylda Webb, and Virf ginia Ettrup as staff, organized cheering was heard at all football and basketball games. They exemf plihed school spirit and aroused it in the student body. Boasting the fact that theirs is the largest club in the school the Drama Club was very active for the.newly-formed group that they were. Cin? STUDENT LIFE Hours of study and hours of play comhine to make up a halanced schedule which encourages Edmonds students to engage in activities which will he instrumental in hringing out latent tastes and talents and aid in developing cooperation, good citizenship and initiative. Here, students, to graduate must have majored in two suhjtxts, minored in two, and have earned a total of thirtyftwo credits. The things that most high school students enjoy more, however, than classes, are the extrafcurricular activities. These are divided into five main groups. music, dramatics, cluh work, student puhlications and athletics Athletics claim the interest of most of the Edmonds students, perhaps hecause it provides an hour a day of comparative freedom as well as active exercise Too, the field of athletics is open to anyone who has the necessary talent for sports. Vvhile students are given credits for music work, it is considered to he an activity since playing for various school functions keeps them husy throughout the year Knowledge of your instrument or heginners' hand are the only requirements to join the hand. The orchestra memhers. however, are put on a selective hasis, and are chosen hy the instruc.or. Miss Fae Brechner The inclination for sing' ing is all thats necessary to admit students into the chorus or glee. These musical groups provide one of the hest mediums for sell expression in the school. Dramatics, too, provide an outlet for the students who seek self expression The junior and senior plays and school vodvil give apf proximately two hundred pupils an opportunity to display their his- trionic ahility. They also provide opportunities for stage manage' ment, direction and puhlicity management. Managed largely hy the upper classmen are the student puhlica- tions. VVhile the annual provides a few openings for freshmen and sophomores. the VVireless is edited entirely hy upperclassmen. A popf ular place is MefShak as student journalists meet to get awgnments, exchange ideas and to find full scope for their writing ahility. Most numerous are the various cluhs which flourish under the stimulus of student interest. The Boys' and Girls' Cluhs, which inf clude all hoys and girls as memhers, give all students at least one inf terest during their school careers. Cluhs are organized hecause of an apparent need for them. Radio. Photo, Dramatic, and Ad Cluhs were organized hecause they filled a need Most cluhs provide practical training in many fields which and their memhers in their school work. For students who have just entered high school, there are limit' less opportunities for extrafcurrieular activity which will help to make school days more enioyahle as well as helping to lay a firmer foundation for the later life of the citizens of tomorrow. Irene Finds time to practice on her music. A skilled violinist, she finds mueh enjognni-nt in the hours she spends play- ing in the orehestra and string trio, Below: Milo you think it will look all right? Irene gets a little help in dress- ing for the Tulo, an annual Girls' Club atfair S :S QL? If -r . ' A -fx' .Ae ,Q .' -,jig E' f -J 1 'u v'WL ' .. .. 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Z3 ARLINGTUN ,,,,,,,,,,A, 'li 25 SKYKOMISH .,LL,,,,., ,, 28 The squad is compowd of: Top row: Phil Roc, jack Bartlett, Clint Bucklin, Boh Cosman, Charles johnson, Kay Clark, john johnson, Frank Hoff, Tom Nicdcrhauscr, Don Mcyring, Hcrhcrt Mcyring, Richard Taylor. Second row: David Anderson, Don Day, Boh Stuart, Walt Ewing, John Fussvll, Cordon Wmxid. Bottom row: George Cooper, jack Tuscn, Walter Goulet, Bob Hcwctt, Myron Syohlom. 3 Fl' W ini U gunna! ,V iff, i li an F lx it X firm I K N f 'JMX' C' BACK ROW: Coach Bieber, Alan Servey, Harold Keeney, Arthur Ayent, Jack liller, Charles Carter, Tom Niederhauser, Ted Palmer, Jim Long, Phil Roe, Bob Applegate, Dale Holtcamp, Ray Thorng, Gordon Peterson, Jim Busch. Harold Sanders, Harold Tripp, Ed Nylul, Lewis Williams, Floyd Sumey, Don Keyring, Lee Rodgers. MIDDLE ROW: Otho Halligan, James Anderson. Earl Galloway, Leon' ard Olson, Dick Hill, Bill Anderson, LeRoy Middleton, Jim Hard. man, David Anderson, .lack Bartlett, Bill Eldridge, Walt Goulet, Dick Osgood, Frank Nupp, Arthur Sneade. BOTTOM ROW: Curtis Buxton, Dick Balver, Walt Deebach, Jack Hackett, Ledru Slettebo, Sulo Lepisto, Ernest Bjorg, Bob Parks, Arnold Joyce, Cy Bunker, Kent Echelbarger. fi x - V flew, SPRING TRACK Despite the loss of many letter winners the Tiger scanty clzids are showing up in fine style. Phil Roe has shown up well in the half mileg Bill Eldridge and Don Meyring are putting on a fine battle for the mile. Last ymr's squad pulled down two places in the state meet with Bob Roe taking second in the broad jump and Morgan Bartlett rating fourth place in the low sticks. Bill Meyring finished just out of the money with a Hfth in the mile. The Tigers copped a first in the distance medley at the Sedro'Woolley Relay Camival. Although they got a slow start in the County, the winged men managed to tie for second in the district meet with sixteen points. . TENNIS After a rather unsuccessful season last year in which few matchw were won and only one place was taken in the County fourth in the doubles event hy Bartlett and Foard-gthings are looking up for the tennis team. This season has seen the Tigers taking most of their encounters with Harry Kretzler, Eric Carlson, .ind Cordon Conrad playing singles. jack Bartlett and Olyn Foard have given way in several matches to Dick Taylor and Arland Smith for first doubles, hut last years regulars look to ade. l . V A , F fri... gzaj.. 3,6 'fri . I - P , A -,-.-, ,W Am.: Ji...- lull'- pu. f V V. r V' 4 F' F' P r r Y' r r P' V' , 2- 1 '13 SPORT .ll lv. iz. -- ms ,1 , -.aw - BASEBALL With a new coach, Vklarren Leaden, at the helm and the county championship on the trophy shelf, the men of the diamond are looking for more Helds to conquer. Going through last years conference schedule without a defeat and winning all but three of their other games gave the Tigers their most succesful season This year's squad has only six veterans hut plenty of iight has made up for most of that, At the catchers position is Boh Hewett with johnny johnson at first, Dick Paige at secondg at shortstop, jack Daly, and the third sack is covered hy Captain Bill Bin. . In the outneld Frank HOH, jerry Grover, Ted Palmer with several others have looked good, The pitching staff is led hy Charlie johnson with Frank Hoff and johnny johnson giving him plenty of support. Others who look good are Don Day, Vwfa Ewing, Harold Bucklin, Ray Thorne, Ken Wei ing, and jack Thompson, J .. 33 Nd-I ,L 8 ft, I , 1' 1 BACK ROW: Arlnnd Smith, Coach Tucker, Richnrd Taylor, Bri: cmmn, John Lwaen, Jim cuven, Harold Wilwl- B05 CWHH' Dick Coyne, Gordon Conrad, Bill Crnmli. Bob Storm. FRONT BOW: Phil Roe, Jock Tuna, Myron Sjoblom, Olyn Fond, Jack Bartlett, Harry Krehler. BACK ROW: Jack Thompson, Kenneth Weiding, Don Day, Frank Hel, Walt Ewing, Johnny Johnson, Charles Johnson, Bob Stlnrt, Tom Ely, Couch Leiden, Bill Tuson. FRONT ROW: Harry Gibbons, Harold Blcklin, Fred Jones, .lad Daly, Bob llewett, Dick Plitt. Bill Birt, Eric Rlllth, Bob Gibbons. if Q Y vi 3' A 1 V ,ag-q.,.-my-,-.14 'X ...... ,,,-no---1 as .w N'Nm JB. 1, .vw 'rf' r AH 1 Girls' This year Coach Fae Brechner was elected president of the Sno- homish County Coach Association. It was by this appointment that Miss Brechner was able to intro duce athletics on a competitive basis. This new system, to be car' ried out at sportsdays, provided that five teams or fewer be chosen from each school in the county and classified into A, B, and C groups according to ability. Speedball, with a turnout of ap' proximately 125 girls, started the athletic program for the year. Speedball sportsday was held at Edmonds and was the only one of the year to be run nonfcomf petitively. Following speedball season the girls transferred from the Held to the newlyfcompleted gym where they took up volleyball. Round robin playoffs character' ized the basketball season, with jean Paige's team coming out on top with no losses. Early spring saw the girls leavf ing the gym to begin play on the baseball diamond. There was a tumout of 100 girls under Man- ager Dorothea Leichty. Baseball, track, and tennis were combined in one sportsday which took place at Monroe. ,L .gf I1 Orchids to Kiss Pao Brechner for Dffhlill the tumbling teal to its present standard and for revis- ing the girls stllletin so that they sre now more competitive and more interesting te buh .lun-,en and players. SPEEDBALL ENTHUSIASTS PING PONG CHAMPS: B. Peterson, M. Thompson, M. Smart. TENNIS SQUAD: T. lhfllne, l. Brine, I. Gut, B. Schroeder, A. Anderson, S. Dawes, I. Storing, B. Stsdler. BASEBALL TEAM: D. Leichty, D. Lsrmore, L. DeVoy, B. Peterson, D. Korlllnven, B. Bqylg, I, Smart, A. Anderson, I. Storing. KANAGERS ll. Smart. R. Msfllne, D. Leicllty. 40 V' Sports A squad of eight girls was chosen from the tennis tournaf ment held in the fall. This team pulled through a successful sea' son. At the beginning of the track season, each girl's record was tab' ulated as a trial, and at the end of the season her improvement was calculated in terms of points. The tumbling team had a sucf cessful season, accounted for by Coach Brechner's untiring efforts towards its success and also the :ooperation of the team members. Purple and gold suits were bought at the beginning of the season, with the understanding that they would remain with the succeeding team. Among the highlights of the tumbling season: their perform' ance at the State Basketball Tour- nament and the A. A. U. at the University of Washington, and the appearance of the tumblers' pic' tures on a page in the brown sec' tion of the Seattle Times. Ping pong proved to be quite popular with the girls as a minor sport. Mercedes Smart placed first in singles, and Betty Peterson and Marynel Thompson took the first doubles title. Orchids to Teiko Mafune for making over one thousand polnta this year and for being oatlhnding in leadership, sportsmanship and general athletic ability Credit too for her well-organized year as the head of the Lettorwomen. BASKETBALL CHAMPS: D Gut, ll Brine R Boyle C Foard J Paige ll Wilson FIRST VOLLEYBALL TEAH D Larlloro, T lafune, L DeVoy D Lelchty A Anderson, l Ster ing, li. Smart. TRACK TEAM: L. DeVoy, D LIIDOIQ, R Boyle C Poard T Kahne, T Webb MANAGERS TUKBLING TEA! R Bork. L. DeVay 'I' Malone. .?' 1 FOOT-LCOSEH Mary Early ....., Bob Early .,..... Hope Early ,,....... ., JUNIOR PLAY CAST Brumbaugh Dclphic ......,...7......,.... Randy Cunningham .,...... Digk Early ,,,,,,...,,,.,,..., Miriam Vvfalkcr .,,...l jack Milford, ,..... . Emily Early. Richard Early, jenny Malloy .,,...i . Mrs. Forester ,,,..i, Bur.: Daily ., ,A ,, Sanford W-rllcs .,,,,,,. Directed by Miss Eula Curry yffwf-f4f' ff' ' ' 'ff' ll 1 1 l 1 s X , ., ,. ........,,,.Bill Lance .,....Dorotby Davis .,..Y,.Bctty johnson ......,Harry Gibbons ,...r,..,,,Kay Clark .,..,..Phyllis Daniel Ted Nimlcrbauser .......,Alice Hawkings .,,,,Kcnnethc Fletcher ,r,....,Helen Carlstcdt ,,...,..Adaline Osborn ..i,i,,,,,john Grand ,mjack Martinson I TOP HOW: Aldine Onbonl, Ted Niderhanner, Kennetlle . Fletcher, Harry Gibbons, Betty Johnson, .lack llnrtlnnon, Alice Hnwkingl. BOTTOM ROW: Phyllis Daniel, Helen Cnrlstedt, John Grand, Loi: Brnmbunlh, Bill Lunce, Dorothy Dlvla. ' f f ' , e ' . l' !l 'I- Z- THE GIRLS GLEE Llub ll composed of Gloria Halstead Joseph me Ray Mane Boshart., Mildred Wood Mananne Lampbell. Charlotte Look Barbara Atkinson Jeanne Larol Hendron Helen Lown Lnthryn Sater and Theresa Plunkett ln the top row ln the bottom row are Marllyn Looper Yvonne I-.nge bretsen Marguerite Mnlton Mary Plumer Joyce Kaufman Adalme Osborn Elizabeth Plunkett Maryorle Wnlson June Sorensen hatherme Ryan and June Tutmark 4 PAT HAbAN BOB STORM X XX I I ' . . , . , ' I - 3 LQ ge s-. ! , , l l BRICE NORGAR AS Milton Cross lives out JUANITA SUMEY OF the make-up ataff with a lirst. class commercial while Bob turns Kay Clark into a Singing Waiter. QF. P. Adamsp Paige, Olyn QJ. F. Kieran: A 1 vw I , , 5 A A e , I , 46 A Foard and Lee tlhrrymurey Rodgers aw lt their turn at the mike 'X GAY W I N T E R RESORT where people from all oxer the world gather, was the Seftlllg of the all school vodul thls year A one mght show glNCTl on the exenlng of Frmd ly December 15, was the Hrt Dllblle performance to be presented m the new hlgh school audltorlum Loxs Hagan md Bob Storm, co managers ol the xodvll, were chosen by a eommxttee CODSISUIIQ of faeulty members The vodvll was d1reeted by Mlss Eula Curry There was a large vanety of acts presented, mcludlng var1ous muslcal selectxons, sluts by the dlfferent clubs of the school, and also some comedy acts ROPE JUMP ARTISTS are Ryoko Mafune Helen barlstedt. Ethvlda Webb Ruth Boyle Agnes Anderson Texko Mafune and Merllyn Brme LASEY AT THE BAT shows Herb Meyrlng En: Carlson Duck Osgood Phll fbaseyj Roe .lack Bartlett, Arland Smith and Bull Eldridge Arland lu the llttle man who almost lan t there , X .,A , CHORAL GROUPS K I llllindsrithc direction of Miss Josephine Uoodncr, thc three xlguoral groups .it Edmonds hnvc proved to hc very sucqcssful. if X The liirls' Clleg Clluh, gompobcd of thirty mcrnhcrs, sang zh thc hpflllg ronqcrt, .it thc Mothers' Day Tut in May, and in the vodvll. Tlicrwgi Plunkett acted as 2iCCOlllP.lIllSI ' Cfhoruf, lIlClULllIlg twontyftivc hoys and g1rls the hrst semester numbered forty in the second term. This ycar the g1rlS purglmscd Ullllillflll VVll1IL' 5wc.1tcrs. The chorus repro- scntcd Edmonds at thc VVcstcrn Vxfashington Mtlsic Contest held :tt Everett in April, the first tlmc thc chorus Ind hccn sent to the contest. They :ting att thu spring Qongcrt .ind ln the vodvll. In the laittcr part ol the your 21 douhlc trio of somor girls was organized to sing .it il luncheon in Richmond Hlghlands and .it Commcnccmcnt, The girls mcludttd: B.trh41r.i Atkmf sun. Mziric Arnold, Vlfglllld Ryan, lltulinc Hornxng. Smal Alm.i.ts, .ind june Tutmgirk. Vlfgllllkl jcnnings giccornpanlcd hoth thc chorus .ind the douhlc trio. THE GIRLS GLEE INCLUDES: TOP HOW: Theresa Plunkett, Marianne Campbell, Gloria Halstead, Kathleen Ryan, Margaret Beach, Marilyn Cooper, Yvonne Engebretsen, Marguerite Milton. SECOND ROW: Miss Goodner, Helen Lown, Siasel Almaaa, June Tutmark, Lorraine Elofson, Barbara Atkinson, Jessie Carol Hendron, Doris Rulh Davis, Marian Widger, Josephine Ray, Marjorie Wilson. BOTTOM ROW: Marie Boshart, Merilyn Brine, Mil- dred Wood, Joyce Kaufman, Mary Plnmer, Adaline osbom, slizahenh Plunkett. F MAP -'-I - fi K f, fl' CHORUS CONSISTS OF: TOP ROW: Bill Lance, Paul Mcillenahan, Gordon Wood, Olyn Fuard, Dick Fagan, Jim Long, Harold Bucklin, Bob Cosman, George Stockamp, Kay Clark, Lee Rodgers. SECOND ROW: Miss Josephine Goodner, Vivian Womer, Margaret Stadler, Marion Gordon, Ida Mclllenahan, Mary 0'Toole, Virginia Jennings. Marjorie Ryan, Virginia Ryan, Marie Arnold. BOTTOM ROW: Mary Rice, Betty June Thompson, Anna Arrowovd S h i r l e y Wtmsley, Katherine Dooley, Edith Erickson. rf, .- l K 5 Lf ORCHESTR 3 ll QM 044,116 Under the direction of Miss Fae Brechner the orchestra claimed many honors proving the success of an eventful year. In the music meet held at North junior high school in Everett the orchestra received a rating of excellent. During the course of the year the group played for both the senior and junior class plays. Several selections were given in the vodvil. They also played at Open House. In the music meet held at the College of Puget Sound Valerie Masson, violinist, received a rating of superior. Gloria Brown, piano, and George Cooper. violin, were awarded excellent scores. janet Beeson, violin, received a third rating. J -1 X v-- NV X KY J x .9 ' I IL! Z.,- BACK ROWS: Warren Nnpp, lrene Thompson, Janet Beeson, Dorothy Jennings, Virfinh Jenninli. Ray Pennock. Janet Morse, Allen Meyer, Miss Brechner, Jack Daly, Wanda Goble, Warren McNutt, Tom Nlederhauser, Newton Fisher, lll.i..i--1--e l.1i..l--1-1 Eloise Mitchell, Frank Nupp, Dick Hill, Johnny Grand, Bob Stuart, Patrlcla Pickett, Mary Sanders, Edna Jacobs. BOTTOM ROW: George Cooper, Irene Staring, Jean Whitlatch, Valerie Manson, Mollie Peterson, Helen .Io Jamleaon, Mary Neal, Mercedes Smart, Elsanore Thompson. K f ...sir - -- amQ.z1.11iv'i'ff!b 'f - With W. H. Osborn as director, the Edmonds high school band experienced an active year. The hand played in the music meet at Everett held in the Everett high school auditorium. They contrihuted sevf eral musical selections at Open House, and the group also played at various assemhlies held throughout the year. A small pep hand, which was made up of various mem' hers of the larger group, was organized. They played at several of the foothall and hasehall games. Bertha Schroeder. clarinet. and Tom Niederhauser, French horn, were accorded excellent rating in the music meet held at the College of Puget Sound. BACK ROW: Dick Hill, George Fisher, Johnny Grnnd, John King. Mr. Osborn, Newton Fisher, Joe Garnett, Dick Lowden, Frank Nupp, Bob Stuart. SECOND ROW: Ray Pennoek, Silu Bunker, Ted Niederlnuser, Nancy Smith. Funk Keeler, Jack Ely, Bnrblrn Riedel, Jo Ann Davin, Allen Meyer, Tom Niederhnuser, Eloise Mitchell, Harold Skutvik, Dick Solver, Bob Applegate, Craig Milton, Harold Bucklln. 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