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Lk, Q GP 5 Q05 N, Q T' N gs WMU M H wx x 'YW 23gQ X Jm Q 0 XX 4 H f . -bf , ' . , AJ1' J A fn 94 ' a ' --I V x xg i f' l XQY Wt! r ik' A Mx L 7 ,C Y XY k Tl X R L' I , , I .A,' 'IXINI1-1 -fr, x l 'A r I X f fx X' ' .:' , M 1 4-Ulf IKE a ship sailing on to new and strange horizons, the senior class begins its journey toward fulfillment of ambitions and ideals. The Good Ship '47 is hoisting anchor at Edmonds High School to make room for a newer vessel, but the years that the Old Salts have spent in port will be memorable because of their accomplishments. The sails are full and white against a promising sky as the ship leaves Edmonds port. The thoughts of the crew turn back to memories of activities and good times that are never to be forgotten. More classes are hovering over the horizon to join the fleet of years, and as each moves up in rank, we publish this log in memory of those who are retiring, and as a goal for those who are advancing toward their graduating year at the helm -The Editors. f2: -tbuonag mc, S mason btlioq :sassy 4 Qj1jf6 f H QQM E H O7 Nm H1947 W o +479 -YJ All 4.,QJJ-fo-'34ff Mb- LW Publzshed by the X-1 ASSOCIATED STUDENTS EDMONDS HIGH SCHOOL Edmonds Wcrshmqton Mary Mcxrqcx et Young Ed1fOI N Husgell Bruner Busmess Mcmhqer Mu y Lee Scace Assocxcte Edltor Ea hmm I-Imdmcm Iumor Ed1fOI z Q' ju . Mx ' v ' v , r f f J f ' ' M' F-' S . fd 'Y' , I . IIA 1 b A I j Jr- L 1 SQA ' l 5 A ' K Qi The Commodoze Reports to The fldmualty Thrs year the endurrnq sh1p EHS bertned by Possessron Sound has weathered her lorty frrst trrp Unhke her counterpart 1n real llfe each s ason S voyage fxnds our good shrp rncreased IH srze strength and that lastrng quahty Clurablhty The crew and offlcers chanqrnq as they do always hnd IH thrs sturdy craft the hon orable quahtres ol loyalty and sportsmanshmp Each year s complement mmdful of the grits of those from former years has the op Your Commodore rs proud of h1s offrcers and crew Hrs message to The Admnalty reads Tn1s years voyage has proved successful Glen G Hxll Supermtenaent fw GLEN G HlLL Supermtendent 4 . u - ll portunity to leave our vessel more trim and ship-shape, AA 'Nu Our Captam s Message The good sh1p E H S 47 has sarled the 3 R s ln weather fa1r and foul Each wlnter voyage has been successful because of the loyalty of offlcers and crew She has dropped her hook rn many a port from Spamsh Inlet to Latrn Gulf from Algebra Reefs Geometry Bay and Trng Haroor to Foul Weather Chem from Cape Comp to L1t Stralts from Ag Canal to Hrstory Sound Durmg the summer months she IS lard up for reparrs and her stores are replenrshed rn readrness for the return of the Old Salts the sen1ors Th1s doughty crew under the thoughtful guldance of her Watch Offrcers bravery puts out to sea Dauntless they brave the s asons gales and brrng the valrant craft 1n Iune safely 1nto Commencement Bay G Mason Hall Prmcxpal G MASON HALL Prrncxpal l 5 . 1 . I . . . 1 1 . , I 1 1 , . . . If 11 - , . , , If . 11 y 1 . . . Q - f -1 1 , . - 1 v I THE ADMIRAL TY L F ECHELBARGER Charrman MRS NELLE M TELFER Clerk we-Q 435 ww em? 'X-Rv A N?- 'Q' iff Z' x mufiigra T is 9491? lm 4 1 MR D L TRAIN 4.3, WA TCH OFFICERS MR E M ALLEN Ouret as a mouse always wtllmq to help morn wrth the mxcrophon Interested m the government teaches hrstory MRS HALLIE B ANDERSON Ettxcxent neat famrlxar wxth every book and maqazme rn her care teaches Latrn tn charge of Torch operates the library MR ROBERT ANDERSON Knows hls musrc from Chosm to choa sucks a whxz on the vrolm a oy to know has the mxssxon of accomplxshment teaches band and orchestra MRS ANNA AUSTIN Plays no favorrtes to be or not to be that IS the qu stron nrce manners Iunxor Hxgh Englrsh Left to Rrght hrstory MRS ELIZABETH L BARRETT SCOTT R N An apple a d ry keeps the doctor away genume rnterest rn the health ot all publxc health nurse healtm supervxsor Dlstrrct l5 MRS GEORGIA BEESON Gives to the fullest happy wxth whatever she IS do ng ,ally Iumor Hugh geography hrstory MRS ELEANOR BELLER Nutrrtron IS her mtddle name has her ofhce mn the cafeterra cateterla manager MRS GRACE evervon short but sweet Engllsr Tl'esp1ans CQ' IGI knows BLISS Mike up W YV'--v B' l' what IS best lor the stomach Frrendly smxle and greetmg tor Commrttee in-rf ,Q MR, . , . 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' pl' L 1X1 SQ.,- l WA TCH OFFICERS Lett to Rrght MR CHARLES BOWEN Generous with his tim for school functions a great guy also a Stopper Popper chemistry consumer science stage crew MR GERALD CLAY Excellent hoop coach loves to talk about his boys Blackie home run basketball and baseball coach mathematics MISS MARIE COWLEY Never tails to assist those who need help curtain going up canteen mathematics senior class adviser lumor play MR CLARENCE FITZGERALD social problems MISS DOROTHY FULLER Lovely long locks doing a good rob rn her first year of teaching home economics Boys Dmner Club helps FHA girls MR G F HATCH A witty answer tor anything anyone has to say an exemplary speaker a love game in tennis history public speaking MRS HELEN M HILL Gracious and kindly encourages etiquette has clean and well managed classes teaches English MISS FRANCE: HOLKESTAD Ready smile her class room is a friendly one Iunior High science mathematics history MR I H HOLLINGSHEAD Always gives a square deal helps you with your problems school counselor knows the school MRS RUTH HOLLINGSHEAD A great help to the gals Hen Shak Adviser real interest in her students teaches biology MISS MILDRED IOHNSON Her real name should read Always Be Efficient takes care ot student body funds almost a iob in itself commercial studies MISS NANCY KELLER A friend in need is a friend mdeed a swell all around person ar Ad Club Echo art adviser I7 , - 5- - V 5' , X N' - v ,jf f' 1 , I ' x G' ,1 Il ,. 5 . if 5 :Xt all 1 - . Elcponent of ma-n-.-. , . students .enjoy his way of teaching. .I .D .A . uses the method of outlines .... history I .,- , od If 'FQGS wx ix WA TCH OFFICERS Left to Rrght MR GORDON LEEN Happy as a brrd works lxke a frend when he has a lob to do Wrreless Echo MISS ELVE LILLQUIST Loves her musrc has the abrlrty of makmg her students enyoy therr work chorus glee MISS HARRIET MCFADDEN frrendly and porsed dresses well wrllmg to help Enghsh general mathemztrcs MISS MARGARET MORGAN Our beloved Smorgre a top notch good sport sports Letterwom n hygrene Pep Club MRS MARIORIE MURPHY Srncere rn all that she does sr st senorrta Spamsh Comp IV MR ALANSON POWELL Hrs classes are rndeed looked forward to a man to know socral problems typmg MR HAROLD PRUDHOM Quret helps frt blocks together shop mechamcal drawxng MR RICHARD ROWE lust one of th boys hrt them hard and hut them low football track Lettermen MR HAROLD SILVERNAIL Vrgorous personalxty true to hrs Alma Mater agrrculture consumer scrence F F A MR HAROLD STEVENSON lunror Htgh mathemattcs hxstory shop MISS HELEN WEST For shes a polly good fellow a good head on her shoulders Iunror Hrgh readmg spellmg Make up Commrttee MISS MARIORY WYBOURN Handy wxth a needle thread and cloth ongmates and follows through makes her own clothes home economxcs FH A I8 'S ' ff as 'I his ..-. . 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ROBERTA MENEFEE ,M 1 1 1 X111 X FRANKLYN MOSHIER 1 1 STUART MURDOCK 11111 S 111 1 11 1111 PEGGY MURPHY 1 X11 MAE MURRAY U1 N ss: DORIS NELSON X11 X1 1 1 OSCAR NELSON 1 L 1111 1111111 MARGARET OLDS 1 ll 1 an Lsp1111s -1 A 1d 3 BET1 Y LU PARKER 1 Nl 111131 111111 X 111 1 111111 1 111 St 1L1 111111t111n 1 c S1111 1 1111 XL ERLENE PARKER 111 111111111111 T11 n 111 1 1111 1 MILTON PEIFER 111 PAT PETERSON C' C 1 11 X 1 DORILEE PHELPS 1 X11 11 X1111p,11s WILLIAM PITTS 011 V l1C1lC 1 JOYCE PLUMB X11 1 xx 111111111 111 1 1 Cl 1 1 N , 04 i i OLD SALT S S0 5 f UN 5 OLD SAL TS ,J- ' er '14 kr -l f 'C 1 T' 3, T fl i 1 DANIEL PROTTEAU luutt-1't-fl trmu Lmuolu .ig H1-X 4. Buys llub .13 Skt Club -l txlllhlfllllll Just tu be happy ROBERT QUINGE P11111-l't-tl frmu I,lllCllll1 21 Baseball 2, Ji, 43 Juuuu l'rmu Zi. l.t'Hl'l'lll2iH 2, 3. 4: fikx' 31 HI-Y Pl'1'4ldt'Ill 4. Ttuuh- luu: 3 :Xllllllllllll Tu travel and play prbfusfluual bust-b.4ll DOLORES RASMUSSEN Entvrcrl from Garfield 41 Tully f'Ulllllllllt't' 4. flux- Dllillllj' C'lllllIllllll'1' -4 LAURA ROFF l-fulvu-tl frmu G.utu-lci -l. FH A 4 RALPH RUFFALO In-uma 1. 2, Zi, 4. 'l'ru'clx 2. Il, -41 H1-Y Il, 43 Slllllkvl IS Arubltinn A'It'L'lliHlll'8l Ef'lL2lIlt'Ul' LUCILLE SAMPSELL l'1ntL-rod frmu Spokane Zi. .lumnr play, 'I'lu-apumf 5 -l iluunx-l on ix fn I, 1 ' 'L. 1Vd'l41.tjlcSbw3 Axubulon Suclal and Rod Crass Ort-ut-.nf MARY LEE SCACI-I .-Xvm'1att- I-Iclltbr Annual -4. Fvaturt- Etllllllk Wut-ln-M 4 llufspxaus J. 4. .Iumur Play J. Cxrlf St-xtl-t -l Claxx Preeldt-nt -l GERRY SCHULTZ Suuwkvl Il. 4. 'l'1'at'k Il. -l: Claw x'lL'l' Prt-slrlrrrl 4 Juvutu' Play Il: lilly! Club Svcrotary 4. XVUUYII 4. DAVID SCHWAB Nut LZI'illlll1lIlIlLl RONALD SHILLXNG l .F.A. Ii, -ll Sumkux' Ii. 4 DOROTHY STADLER l,s-ttcrxxuuum 2. 3. 4: Claw X7lC0 Prwlrin-:wt 2g Vbclvll l 2, ll. -I. 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'ir CITA TI ONS MARY LEE SCACE Semor class presrdent assoctate ed tor of the Echo Qurll and Scroll secretary BARBARA CAMPBELL Letterwomen vxce presxdent Gtrls Sextet senor class vtce presrdent SHIRLEY CRAFT Grrls Club presr dent Torch bearer assocrate edrtor of 46 Wrreless MARY LOU IONES Ad Club presrdent Thespran vrce presrdent Letterwoman BARBARA DANIEL edttor of 47 Wrreless Torch bearer Qurll and Scroll RICHARD CHITTENDEN Torch presrdent Letterman Thesptan IIM HARRIS Student Body prestdent Letterman DON FINK Boys Club presrdent Student Body secretary Letterman GORDON IRVINE Thespran presrdent semor class presrdent Qutll and Scroll PETE HOFF Class presrclent rn IUHIOY year Letterman football captam SENIORS Wrth the pangs of ambttron surgrng through our verns the class of 1947 marched wrth books rn hand through the portals of EHS to begxn a journey wh1ch lasted four challengmg years We elected Rrchard Chrttenden to lead us and to work wrth us MISS Eula Curry who was then our class advtser After the f1rst few football games rt was easy to see that Pete Hoff was to be our outstandrng athlete The second semester Maynard Carlson was chosen as our presldent By sprxng school was getttng to be a routtne and summer vacatton looked very 1nv1t1ng In the fall of 44 we returned to our Alma Mater and of course we had to have an able p esrdent so elected Bob Lerghton Our class advtser thrs year was Mrs Hazel Davrs The student body was begmnrng to take nottce of u Barbara Campbells lovely votce was a thmg we were contrnually proud of Mary Lou Dunn was elected class presrdent for the second semester Our Junror year was one of mcreasmg ac1v1ty We had our class play ably dtrected by Mrss Marte Cowley who was also our cla s ad 1ser The play was a comedy mystery Its All In Your Head and kept the audtence frrst tn suspense then 1n st1tches Don Frnk who was elected secretary of the student body durlng our juntor year had an amazrngly low srngrng vorce wh1ch he put to good use rn boys quartet Pete Hoff was our class pre tdent both semesters that year The second semeste we had the junror prom wh1ch was a huge success We had the gym decorated lrke a south s a rsland Then we returned to frmsh our last year at E H S w1th Mrss Cowley aga1n as class advrser We had vtsrons of baccelaureate graduatton caps and gowns Then we felt certatn sadness that th1s would be our last year havmg to leave the school that had seen us through our trrals as underclassmen and our accomp11shments as upperclassmen Gordy Irvrne served as presrdent the ftrst semester We ordered our semor cards and announcements and were begrnnmg to reahze how soon we would have to leave our hlgh school We were frtted for caps and gowns and knew that th1s was one step closer to graduatron We had two student body prestdents th1s year frrst semester Don Steadman and second semester Irm Harrrs Mary Lee Scace was our class presrdent the second semester Along toward sprrng rt was trme for the sentor play a comedy Don t Take My Penny drrected by Mrs Marjone Murphy We all are lookrng forward to commencement the doorway to work college or some new accompllshment but no matter how busy we are there w1ll always be ttme to thmk about and apprectate those four glorrous years at Edmonds Hlgh School M O f 18 ' -, I at 4 .W p. X O I -. - , . , . ' . 5 I , ,. fs ,O ! f f X , ' , 5 rx N I . xi tl I X, :fx ' ' ' 'V ' 1 . 1 - , J , . . , . , s. ' ' , s 'U . - , . . - - - I I . . s , ' e ' . . - ll I ll - I . . , , , l CHIEF PETTY OFFICERS CLASS OFFICERS PICTURE PICTURE PICTURE PICTURE PICTURE PICTURE PICTURE PICTURE ONE Semors lst Semester Left to Rtqht Gordon Irvme Barbara Campbell Stuart TWO Semors 2nd Semester Gerry Schultz Mary Lee Scace Stuart Murdock THREE Iumors lst Semester Bob McClenahan Margaret McMahon Larry Wooley FOUR Iumors 2nd Semester Charles Schultz Russell Vmcent Bob Brme FIVE Sophomores lst Semester Larry Nordby Ioyce Steadman Patsy Kmpe SIX Sophomores 2nd Semester Itmmxe Barncklow Ioyce Steadman Bob P1tt1s SEVEN Freshmen lst Semester Derald Caldart Shxrley Danxel Terry Haley EIGHT Freshmen 2nd Semester Eddre Fmk Pat Howlett George Dawson Murdock 1:-. Wt, fi. QNX, 5 519' SR ES UPPER PICTURE Row 1 Left to Rrght Edrth Barnett Ioan Astell Carolme Armes Glorra Brllmgs Helen Brrkland Bertalee Adams Dolores Brooks Erleen Bruner Ramona Accola Dons Baum Row 2 Vrrgrl Baum Fred Brown Bob Brme Brll Brewer Donald Burirtt Ierre Bremmeyer Ronald Bustad lack Arrow smrth Bob Anderson LOWER PICTURE Row l Left to Rrght Don Carlson Aurelra Cleaveland Elsre Carlstedt Ianrce Duett Darlene Errkson ludy Cunnrngham Selma Crymes Evelyn Cole Murrel Dahlgren Clarence Caldart Row 2 Norman Cross Bob Ecklund lack Ebert Leonard Carroll lack A Clark Carl Callahan Dxck Durst Bob Durgrn Bob Denby Stanley Echelbarger Bud Corn sh J UNI ORS Seamen Frrst Class proved therr seaworthmess when n1ne of the crew made the frrst squad durrng the football season Frve spots rn the l1ne were f1lled by Bob Brrne I1m Hutchmson Drck Durst Irm Murray and Leonard Carroll bemg ba ked by Bob Denby Drck Iackson and Larry Ghost Wanted was presented by the Iumor Class December 46 under the dlrectron of Mrss Mane Cowley The play cast was composed of Darlene Errckson George Hall Bob McClenahan T1ll1e Smeade Ioan Astell George Wllbourne Nancy Portras Bud Cormsh Rlta Yost Iohn Clark Pam Wrllrs and Adella Iane Granger Accordrng to all hands the play scored a dlrect hrt It was presented for the Iumor Hrgh a matmee for the S mor Hrgh and an evemng performance was g1ven for the general pubhc Iumors were promrnent ln club actrvmes as well as dramatrcs and sports In Gxrls Club Bar bara Hardman and Rrta Yost held the offrces of vrce presrdent and treasurer respectrvely whrle Larry Wooley held the posrtron of v1ce presrdent m Boys Club Nancy Portras served as Vrce presldent rn the Torch Honor Socrety and Darlene Enkson was secretary treasurer of Letterwomen Bob Propst held the offxce of Assoclated Student Body vrce presrdent for the enure year and 1n Ad Club Aureha Cleaveland and Ioy Roblnson held respec txvely the offrces of v1ce pres1dent and secretary treasurer Durmg basketball season three boys made the hrst team Bob Bnne Larry Wooley and Bob Propst fzo Wooley in the backfield. I V I l l 1 UPPER PICTURE Row 1 Lett to Rtght Ioanne Gunter Raelou Granger Florence F11ck Gwenn Hurlbutt Ann Fessenden Barbara Hard man Glen Hellenga Adella lane Granger Elrzabeth Gordon Florence Goodhope Wa1ter1ne H1lde Donna Foss Helen Huswxck Row 2 lim Hathaway George Hall Iames Hutchinson Allen Franklxn Beverly Hammond Dolores Hendricks Barbara Glantz Lois Gay Alvm Holmgren B111 Gromko Gene Haworth Iohn Grafton LOWER PICTURE Row l Left to Rrght Barbara Kallstrom Shirley Conley Marjorie Kolesar Mary Ann Lund Dick Iackson Iean Iulxus Shrreen Kelly V1v1an Ianacek Eleanor Iohansen Iune Lmdus Row 2 Pat Lane Eugene Ianacek Ierry Iohnson V1rg11 Love Bruce Lasswell Kerth Lasswell George Lowe Bob Hughes B111 Louden Io Anne Kamprud Supporting the literary side of the Iunior Class was Aureha Cleaveland who placed second in the state senior d1v1s1on of the Tuberculosis Essay Contest During the second semester the Wlre The gala Iunior Prom held Saturday March 15 owed much of 1ts success to 1ts general charr man Bob McClenahan and the committees he appointed In charge of program was chairman Tlllle Smeade with Mary Ann Lund chairman of the decoratxon committee The cleanup commit tee was led by chairman George Wxlbourne The punch committee chairman was Rita Yost Invr tations were handled by Chcurman Darlene Errkson Floor chairman was Bud Cormsh Barbara Hardman music chairman arranged for Kenny Cloud and hlS orchestra to provide rythmn Mr E M Allen and Miss Marjory Wybourn were the d1v1s1on officers in charge of the Iunror Class durrng the school year The Gold Braid of the Iumors was Bob McClenahan presrdent Margaret McMahon vice P1951 dent Larry Wooley secretary treasurer Adella lane Granger and Glen Hellenga Board of Con tol During the second semester Russell V1ncent was pres1dent Bob Brme vice president Charles Schultz secretary treasurer Drusilla Thompson and B111 Brewer Board of Control 1 2 less was co-edited by two journalistic juniors, Nancy Poitras and Bob Denby. 1 T msn ES PAT S TOP PICTURE Row 1 Left to Rlqht Vrrgmra McG1nness Mary Rapp Mlrgaret McMahon Nancy Portras Eleanor Russo Ioy Robmson Velma Mxller Twrla Murdock Evelyn Peterson Marrlyn Osgood Phyllrs Roe Row 2 Irmmy Murray Bob Propst Bob McClenahan Iames Mudra Frank Moore Ben Pemberton Monte Meserve Curtxs Martrn Rrchard Nabseth MIDDLE PICTURE Row I Left to Rrght Wrlma Thomas Roberta Smrth Irene Smrth Karla Soukup Shrrley Stamer Txllre Smeade Audrey Tnpp Drusrlla Thompson Irene Srms Margie Stanhope Row 2 Chuck Schultz Theodore Stathos Gordon Tepfer Harry Taylor lrm Stanton Brll Turner Ted Schamber Bxll Thacker Eugene Stamer Rodenck Smrth BOTTOM Row bara Row PICTURE 1 Left to Rrqht Irm Welch Pam Wrllrs Rxta Yost Lorna Wrlcox Ieanne Wxthers Mary Usrtalo Pat Whalley Bar Yarnell Iohn Payne 2 George Wrlbourne Russ Vmcent Gene Wadharrs Gordon Vestnys Larry Wooley l22l C -ell' IOP PICTURE Row 1 Lett to Rrqht Rose Mane Nosky loanne Naughten Shrrley Nosworthy Corrxne Powers Terry Proctor Royalee Olrver Martha Prke Barbara Nelson Corxnne Palmer Ioanne Plantrng Row 2 Kenny Ness Ierry Paxqe Larry Nordby lerry Parker Ilmmy Peterson Bob Olsen MIDDLE' PICTURE Row l Left to Rrqht Gwyn Symmes Ilo Sheets Phyllrs Stanton Glorxa Salvmo Ioyce Steadman Vtola Sund Glorxa Stelert Maxme Swearengrn Lola Sheets Davrd Stuller Row 2 Roy Swanson Don Ross Frank Serdel Harold Sedqwxck Leroy Roth Bob Summers Kenny Ryland Bxll Strance BOTTOM PICTURE Row I Left to Rrqht Arlme Parr Betty Thomson Ioyce Varlar Arlene Wangensteen Carol loan Wtllxams Ioyce Welsh Anne Trandall Vrvxen E Webb Rosa Tusty Ioan Yaden Ioyce Thacker Row 2 Som Wolff Fred Warner Prerre Peterson Clarke Wood Davrd Trxplett Carl Watson Ray Wrllxams Marvm Welding Brll Thurman Btll Thomas Wtlltam Traux Kenny Wanqensteen I 23 I Ig, ' .i R , 3 L. y EW l I .ig . of-'Q . l' x I Q' -f-ff-' ' I gf i 6? 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K l UPPER PICTURE Row 1 Left to Rrght Ioanne Apland Carol Bergman Donna Adams Dorxs Boundy Alleene Burton Lots Bond Mar garet Burton Marrlyn A'nbers Dorothy Bxshop Gerry Brcwn Annette Alleckson lrmmre Barncklow Phyllxs Anderson Row 2 Clarence Ackley Dwrqht Burtxs Sherwood Barnett Howard Bell Don Benn Gene Albertson Charlre Arrowood LOWER PICTURE Row l Left to Rrght Ioan Gordon Evelyn Cooper D1x1e Downtng Ruth An'1 Exde Yvonne Guertrn Iacquelme Carnveau Marcra Glen Peggy Gxlman Glorra Cole Ethel Greaves Barbara Guyer Row 2 Iohn Garner Paul Gruber lerry Carroll Ed Conner Allen Cooper Irm Cunnmgham Norman Crooks SO DH OM ORES Thrs year we Seamen Seconds were topslde when 1t came to berng alert 1n shrp act1v1t1es Wxth a large number of new hands entermg from Rrchmond Beach plus the Swabs from last year and others from varlous ports the hnal muster numbered 159 On the starboard watch SIX sophomores were rated lettermen Strrpes were earned 1n tenn1s DY Don Benn rn football by Bob P1tt1s Iohn Garner and Dav1d Tr1plett tn basketball by Iohn Garner and Ierry Parge and rn baseball Iohn Garner earned addrtronal recognltxon On the port watch the glrls too showed the1f enthusrasm for sports The letterwomen were D1x1e Lee Downrng Glorra Huswrck Carol Bergman Ioanne Lerghton Betty Thompson Rose Mane Nosky Ioanne Plantrng Ioyce Steadman Paulm Iohansen and Darlene lam1son G1rls on the tumbhng team were DIXIE Lee Downrng Ioanne Lerghton Dorothy Blshop Ioanne Plantmg Corrine Palmer and Glorla Huswrck Edmonds Prgh Schools Pep Club mcluded seven sophomore glrls who showed cooperatron 1n th1s all school orgamfauon Musrcal partrcrpatron harbored a conslderable mterest among the ranks of th1 deck force The Chorus tagged 12 sophomores and G1rls Glee 13 DIXIE L e Dowmng sang ln tne G1 ls Sextette Carol W1ll1ams Ioanne Plantmg and Eugene Koestner played Wllh the band Kenny Ness was award ed a superror vocal ratrng at the Everett Musrc Meet Ray W1ll1GmS added to the popular notes by hrs prano exhrbrtrons 1n assembhes wh1le Ruth Anne E1de was called forth as school a companlst for varrous school affa1rs 4 1 '1 A 1 1 . 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My .l UPPER PICTURE Row 1 Lett to Rrght Vrrgmra lones lean Homanberg Audrey Hahn Monta Lee Hathaway Ruth Hodges Bette Lue Ioslm Delores Havrland Ianet Iohnson Darlene Iamrson Paul ne lohansen Glorra Huswrck Row, 2 Merlrn Hynek Ierry Hall Robert Hansen Eddre lanes Darold Iones Albert Iacobsen Kerth Iefterts Del Hons berger Larry Irwm Bob Carlson Fred Hoskms LOWER PICTURE Row l Left to Rrght Eva Meyerpeter Iacky Loudenback Patsy Kmpe Martha MacDonald loanne Marston Rosalee McCarter Alyce Kyler Ioanne Lerghton Barbara Larson Dorothy Lxzen Row 2 Syd Lo ke Nels Lxndh Iohn Mxller F11 Leanderson Gary Krme Drck Lermond Eugene Koestne Several Clubs throughout the school had entt era t1 sopho'n res w1th1n thelr m mbersh1ps Kmpe and Ba bara Larson worked d1l1gently for Ad Club Thesp1ans ranks were rncreased Paul1ne Iohansen Carol Bergman Marvm Werdtng and Ioanne Plantmg Carol Wrlhams Ruth Ann E1de B1ll Strance and hm Cunnrngham stood the1r watches on e Echo Staff Ioanne Lelghton held the Offl e of GIYIS Club Secretary Torch Honor Soclety hsted 25 sophomores whtch was a smart representanon from a crew of th1s srze Many sophomores showed mterest rn FHA and FFA The Landlubbers had 17 boys whrle the Sa1lmakers had 11 on 1ts force Larry Nordby honored h1s crew by portraymg HIS Majesty the ktng 1D the annual all school Vodvrl Don Benn was hrs royal guard Other sophomores tn th1s tradmonal celebratton we e loan Gordon Patsy Kmpe Ruth Ann Elde I1mm1e Barrtcklow Dorothy B1shop D1x1e Lee Downmg lcanne Lerghton Ioanne Plantlng Glorxa Huswr k Corrme Palmer Pterre Peterson and Kennv Ne s Class Offxcers for the Class of 49 were hrst s mester Larry Nordby prestdent Ioyce Stead man v1ce presrdent Patsy Kmpe secretary treasurer Ioyce Varlar Ierry Parge Board of Control members second semester Bob P1tt1s presrdent Ioyce Steadman V1C9 pres1dent I1mm1e Barrlck low secretary treasurer Glorra Huswrck Larry Nordby Board of Control members Sophomore advrsers for the school year were Mlss Margare Morgan and Mr Harold Prudhom '71 wr, Q a K A D , M ' A 7 . 5 vl I A I L. b A Ax Roy Swanson, David Latta, and Pierre Peterson were steady hands on the Stage Crew while Patsy . 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I . . . th ll UPPER PICTURE Row 1 Left to Rxght Beverley Bxenz Nxna Armes Pat Boorcey Helen Barber Shlrley Allbery Ioy Betty Barbara Ban ner Carol Brodmx Io Anne Axchlmyr Donna Allen Eldora Blevms Dorothy Bryan Row 2 Dale Barnes Em1lBax1ot George Boyle Don Blanchard Roy Barrett lack Allen Don Blevms lack Ayerst Harvey Bushee LOWER PICTURE Row l Left to Rxght Margaret Dxckxe Emogene Doloc Shlrley Damel Irene Correll Barbara Clem Mary Clme Darlene Carlson Norma Carmel Donna Marte Cooper Ioanne Dane Sally Davrs Row 2 George Dawson Chester Duke Trm Clem Allen Clme Fred Dane Paul Callahan Derald Caldart Io Ann Cozad F RESHMEN A green crew of Deck Swabs numberrng 158 met rn September l946 to begm the ordeal of trymg out therr sea legs They elected as frrst semester petty offrcers the followrng Derald Caldart and Ted Neff were chosen representatrves on the Board of Control It was declded rn October to order class sweaters whxch were to be card1nal red w1th a whrte numeral Durmg the second semester freshman offrcers were Pat Howlett presldent Eddle Flnk vlce presldent and George Dawson secretary treasurer wrth Board of Control members Mary Thorson and Ted Neff Throughout the crurse many Deck Swabs spent the1r off duty hours rn the Crewsports department Those who turned out for football were Ted Neff Terry Haley Vernon Olson Rrchard Hrldebrand Davld Thompson Bob Hennrs Bob Kennedy Glen Iohnson and Iack Wrnters The second squad basketball team had f1ve freshmen representatrves Vernon Olson George Dawson Terry Haley Ted Neff and Ted Tutmark Several grrls got well underway 1n earmng the coveted E w1th Mary Garner Donna Cooper Margaret Pantley and Donna Allen bemg placed on A and B teams Bonnle Smlth appeared w1th the tumbhng feam rn 1ts vanous performances Goxng Amrdshrps other freshmen were found engaged rn many actxvltxes In the musrc depart f26 president: Shirley Daniels, vice-president: and Terry Haley, secretary-treasurer. 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I ll UPPER PICTURE Row 1 Lett to Rrght Ioanne Erdevrg Margaret Faust Estella Elder Laura Lee Ewmg Beverly Gayman Norman Good wm Merle Flrck Madelme Elame Frederrcks Rhoda Gellz Mary Lou Ewrng Row 2 Evelyn Gorley Glen Fmnerm Paul Glantz Charles Gallaway Mary Garner LOWER PICTURE Row l Lett to Rrght Bob Henness Dale Hogqms Rosanne Garnett Alrce Hrckleman Ona Kay Hodson lean Hughes Velma Hageman lda Holmgren Barbara Hanks Ardyth Kenoyer Bonme Hulse Pat Howlett Bob Harrxson Row 2 Terry Haley Kenny Haworth Harold Hutchrnson Don Ioseph Dean Iones Glenn Iohnson Bob Kennedy Rrchard Hrldebrand Pat Hogan Gene Holter lack Iacobsen ment Norma Carmel Eddre Fmk and Terry Haley were rn Chorus whrle Shrrley Murray Eldora Blevms Shrrley Albery and Glona Manmng sang w1th the G1rls Glee The Shrp s Band had on rts roster Iohn Meyer lack Ayerst Clrnton Prerce and Howard Rrngoen Terry Haley sang tenor w1th the Boys Quartet The l-:mg s court of Vodvrl enyoyed the antrcs of Pat Howlett as Iester Behind the scenes of the vanous programs were Pat Hogan lack Iacobson Pat Howlett and Iohn Meyer on the Stage Crew Helpmg the Ad Club put out posters were Barbara Banner Pat Lewls Laura Lee Ewmg and Florence Young Rosetta Murdock served as Lrbranan Supportmg hrs brothers on the yell team was Derald Caldart Sally Davrs and Emrl Barjot helped to keep shrps tradrtrons by thexr work on the Echo There were 17 freshmen boys rn FFA and 26 freshmen glrls rn F HA Wtth a weather eye toward Torch Donna Allen Margaret Faust Ross Waggoner Beverly Brenz Allan Chne Mary Lou Ewrng Ardyth Kenoyer lean Iones and Bonnre Smxth obtarned hrgh scho last1c ratrngs Mrss Harrret McFadden and Mr Clarence Frtzgerald were ofhcers ln charge of the Deck Swab crew l27l 1 1 1 1 1 . . . . . . 1 . 1 . 1 1 - 1 1 1 - , . 1 . . . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . .. . 1 . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 11 H,,.t '4 '- no TOP PICTUR Row 1 Left to Rtqht Lona Nelson Carolme Lehman Shrrley Murray Rosetta Murdock Carolxne La Belle Roberta Lxnes Pat Lewxs Ianet Mclvor lean Mxller Dons McKean Ioan McLa1n Glorra Mannmq Pat Lrnes Row 2 Floyd Mlllts Geoffrey Moshrer Robert Lane Vernon Mlller Howard Lmk Ted Neff Morrrs Lxndus Harlm Lmdstrand Ernest Moore Irm Lrttle MIDDLE PICTURE Row I Left to Rxqht Barbara Randall Arlene Schwemhart Norma Stemman Iean Ann Smtth Barbara Savage AVIS Pansh lane Peters Marcxa Slpes Verla Olsen Margaret Pantley Bonme Smrth Wxlma Sund Lrllxan Potts Row 2 Glenn Shmn Charles Schwedes Vernon Olson Dale Sorenson Bernard Robb Bob Ruth Clmton Pxerce Bxll Pmkston Le Roy Reed Howard Rmqoen BOTTOM PICTURE Row l Left to Rxght Iohn Weaver Florence Young Rosalie Walters Leola Webster Mary Frances Thorson Mrldred Tate Ross Waqgoner Row 2 Davrd I Thompson Iohn Wmters Harrold Vxllager Wayne Warehrme Ted Tutmark Davrd Thomson Iames Wxl hams Ed Von Gohren 23 as.. 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Don Steadman Herb Hai es Bop Propst R Z Iim Harris Ioyce Marston Bob Floodee Operations on this cruise were handled by a crew consisting of the Student Body officers presidents of the Boys and Girls Clubs An amendment was proposed during the school year to establish a Rally Girls commit tee which would plan pep assemblies and conduct pep rallies Another amendment was also proposed to change the membership eligibility and election requirements for cheer leaders The latter proposal met with opposition when presented to the Student Body Although the two amendments were re written by a committee including Don Steadman Ioyce Vailar Adella lane Granger and Larry Nordby they were never formally adopted by the Student Body During the 1946 47 cruise the following protects were on the agenda or completed appropriation of money to school organizations adoption of a budget alloting an additional S150 OO for the purchase of a school camera the cashingm of S600 of war bonds and giving this money to the Band Umform Fund 32 ' Ah. - . ,, Q Qx fi r- 4 We ,f ' . Y , . ly L ow . 1 5 , 'n , . ow '. A ' , , n, two representatives from each class, the class presidents, editors of The Wireless, and the 1 , First Semester Officers: president, Don Steadman: vice-president, Bob Propst: secretary, Herb Haines: treasurer, Bob Floodeen. First Semester Board of Control: Harry Warren, Mary Lee Scace, Gordon Irvine, Adella Iane Granger, Glen Hellenqa, Bob McClenahan, Ierry Paige, Larry Nordby, Ioyce Vailar, Ted Neff, Barbara Banner, Derald Caldart, Bobbie Daniel, Shirley Craft, and Don Fink. Second Semester Officers: president, Iim Harris: vice-president, Bob Propstg secretary, Ioyce Marston' treasurer Bob Floodeen. Second Semester Board of Control: Mary Lee Scace Gwen Temple, Herb Haines Dru- silla Thompson Russell Vincent Bill Brewer Bob Pittis Larry Nordby Gloria Huswick Mary Francis Thorson Ted Neff Pat Howlett Nancy Poitras Bob Denby Shirley Craft and Don Fink Row l Left to Right Mary ee :cace Larry Nordby Ierry Paige Ioyce Vailar Barbara Banner Bob Floodeen Bobbie Daniel How 3 Adella Iane Granger Glen Hellenga Bob Propst Don Stead man Harry Warren Ted Neff OO Row l Left to Right Bob Pittis Russ Vincent Iim Harris Larry Nor by Bob Denby Herb Haines Row 2 Bill Brewer Gwen Temple Mary Lee Scace Drusilla Thompson loyce Marston Nancy Poitras Mary Thorson Bob Floodeen gas , , , , . ,,.. . , ,,., , . ' 5 L ' . y. Y' I, . - , J ss, .f , '. 1 9 ,' L 1 ' , y i . 2 ' , , 5' V 1 ' 4 ' f 6 I I . l , 2' yd . l . ' O 5 ' -D lr' ef' ' , . UPPER PICTURE Row l Lelt to Right Barbara Hardman Shirley Craft Pat Barrrcklow Rita Yost LOWER PICTURE Row l Le!! to Right Helen Ieppesen Ioyce Steadman Colleen Hogan Anne Trandal Evelyn Cooper Drusilla Thompson Barbara Kallstrom Vivian Conley Carol Ioan Williams Irmmre Barricklow Mae Murray Row 2 Gloria Billings Pat Fessenden Mary Lee Scace Barbara Hardman loyce Marston Evelyn Whrtlatch Dorilee Phelps Barbara Campbell Shirley Craft Dorothy Ann Stadler Mary Lou lones Maggie Olds Gwenn Hurlbutt Row 3 Patty Barrrcklow Nancy Poitras Eleanor Russo Rita Yost Drusilla Bronson Erlene Parker Ruth Ann Erde Ioanne Leighton Mary Ann Lund Barbara Nelson Ioan Astell Gwen Temple Roberta Menelee MERMAIDS Stationed on the bridge of the Girls Club were Shirley Craft president Barbara Hardman v1ce president Pat Barricklow secretary Rita Yost treasurer Mrs Ruth Hollrngshead and Miss Doro thy Fuller were the watch officers Ioanne Leighton was appointed secretary in Ianuary when Pat Barricklow withdrew from school Throughout the year the Mermaids sponsored many successful ventures The events were the Big and Little Sister Banquet in October Tolo Week and Tolo in December Good Grooming Week in March and the Mothers Day Tea in May The girls sold candy during noon in the cafeteria and two punch bowls were purchased For each meeting interesting programs were planned including music discussions movies and a style show The standing committees and their chairman were: Finance, Helen Ieppesen: Program, Barbara Campbell: Hospitality, Mary Ann Lund: Clerical, Erlene Parker: Standards, Nancy Poitras: Voca- tional, Ioyce Marston: Scrapbook, Colleen Hogan: Health, Mae Murray: Edmonds Grade School Counsellor, Ioan Astell: Alderwood Grade School, Evelyn Whitlatch: Iunior High School, Drucilla Bronson: Candy, Audrey Hahn and Eva Meyerpeter: Flowers, Roberta Menefee: Bulletin Board, Pat Fessenden: Social Service, Mary Lee Scace: Odds and Ends, Dorothy Stadler. To handle the special activities during the cruise the following committees were appointed: Big-and-Little-Sister Banquet, Annette Arnold and Mary Ann Lund: Tolo, Dorilee Phelps: Good-Grooming Week, Nancy Poitras: Mothers' Day Tea, Helen Ieppesen and Pat Peterson: Senior Counsellors, Lillian Wolf, Vivian Conley, Margaret Olds, Phyllis Carroll, Mary Lou Iones, Gwen Temple, Mary Lou Dunn, and Mary Lee Scace. rm: In 6 if UPPER PICTURE Left to Right Gerry Schultz Don Fink Larry Wooley LOWER PICTURE Row 1 Left to Right Paul Burton Larry Wooley Gerry Schultz Don Fink Dick Durst Bob McC1enahan Bud Cornish Row 2 B111 Pitts Pickett Chamberlain Maynard Carlson Harry Warren Larry Nordby B U CCANEERS Don Fink president Larry Wooley vice president Gerry Schultz secretary treasurer M I H Hollingshead adviser The Boys Club of Edmonds High School had a calm and successful cruise during 1946 1947 with many interesting educational and entertaining programs presented to the male half of the crew The opening engagement in September was taken over by Coach Richard Rowe and his Tiger team as they showed the Buccaneers some dress maneuvers The team ran through all the plays and demonstrated several types of defenses The October meeting gave us an interesting program a talk on gentlemanly conduct by our Commodore Glen G Hill and three movies on skiing football and mountain climbing ln this next session a committee to draw up a tentative constitution was appointed headed by Pickett Chamberlain. Two movies on etiquette were shown in connection with Tolo. Ianuary saw the completion of Edmonds High Schools first Boys Club constitution. lt was very general in scope and left room for amendments and additions. Mr. Keyes from the Bell Tele- phone Company gave the Buccaneers many interesting demonstrations with telephones and other electrical equipment, Entertainment for this meeting was provided by the girls' and boys sextet followed by an exhibition basketball game. Business at that meeting included a letter from the Edmonds Park Board asking for help in improving the City Park. One month later, as host to Bruce Temple's assistant from the King County Sheriff's office. Sev- eral types of guns, bombs and other law enforcing equipment were shown accompanied by stories and a movie. April was a month giving attention to a number of items of business. Nominations for Boys' Club Officers for the coming cruise were made, followed by voting the following week. Mr. Vern Thomp- son from the Washington State Employment service spoke to the boys about working conditions and job possibilities. He was accompanied by Mrs. Lillian Hocking from Broadway-Edison Techni- cal school who gave her views and advice on employment. The lVlay meeting was held outdoors, the Buccaneers watching the Tiger diamond men in action. 135- K UPPER LEFT Row l Lett to Rrght Boyd Brqelow Franklyn Moshrer Russell Bruner Row 2 Mary Lee Scace Patty Fessenden Helen Ieppesen Evelyn Whrtlatch Lrllran Wolf Row 3 Maggre Olds Herb Hatres Gordon Irvrne loyce IVl1rso'1 Bobble Danrel UPPER RIGHT Row I Left to Rrght Nancy Portras Ioanne Gu'1ter Ann Fessenden Row 2 George Lowe Bob Denby Mr Gordon Leen Bob Bme Gerry Schulz Dan Protteau INDIVIDUAL PICTURES Lett to Hrght Helen Ieppesen Bobble Danrel Bob Denby Nancy Portras Ann Fessenden SHIP S LOG' 1946 47 brought a number of changes rn the o ganrzatron and operatron of the shrp s newspaper The Wrreless wrrtten and edrted by Iournalrsm I and II scrrbes Turnrng to wrth zest for new ac cornplrshment and a desire to keep all hands rnformed of occurrences week by week the staff pro duced a four page log of all shrp actrvrtres It also rncluded advertrsrng from shore establrshments Edmonds Rrchmond Beach and Hrghlands Lynnwood and Alderwood Manor Staff members made regular contrrbutrons to three communrty newspapers Perrodrcally the metropolrtan papers accepted specral storres orrgrnated by the more advanced scrrbes concernrng a major sports or all shr event IF1rst semester s staff Edrtor Bobbre Danrel Busmess Manager Helen Ieppesen News Edrtor loyce Marston Boys Sports Edrtor Gordon Irvme Grrls Sports Edrtor Lrllran Wolf Feature Edr tor Mary Lee Scace Advertrsrng Manager Evelyn Whrtlatch Crrculatrng Manager Patty Fes senden Second Semester s staff Edrtors Nancy Port as and Bob Denby Busmess Manager Ann Fes senden News Edrtors George Lowe and Dan Protteau Sports Edrtor Bob Brrne Feature Edrtor Gerry Schultz Advertrsrng Manager Ioanne Gunter Crrculatron Manager Margaret McMahon Whrle publrshrng a newspaper was a mayor concern of the staff there were rntervals of levrty lnrtratrng the fledglrng wrrters who knocked at the door of Qurll and Scroll Vrsrts to newspaper publrshrng plants and contacts w1th busrness people of the commumtres were other experrences en toyed by these asprrlng journalrsts. f36Q J ov tw 3- fy s INDIVIDUALS Row 1 Left to Rrght Barbara Hardman Mary Margaret Young Mary Lee Scace Row 2 B111 Thacker Russell Bruner Aurelra Cleaveland LOWER PICTURE Row 1 Left to Rrght Ioy Anderson Maggre Olds Shrrley Craft Eleanor Russo Ioyce Marston Barbara Hardman Mary Lee Scace Mary Margaret Young Aurelra Cleaveland Helen leppesen Gordy Irvrne Nancy Portras Russ Bruner B111 Ihacker Adella lane Granger Row 2 Mr Gordon Leen Elsre Carlstedt Ruth Ann Erde Drxre Downrng Pat Lane Karla Soukup Vrvran Ianacek Dorothy Stadler Peggy Gtlman Ioy Robmson Dorothy Brshop Helen Btrkland Marrlyn Ambers Patty Fessenden Trllre Smeade Gwen Temple Evelyn Cole Erleen Bruner Ramona Accola Pat Whalley Betty Lu Parker Betty Thomson Carolrne Armes Irm Cunmngham Gerry Schultz Rrch Chrttenden KEEPERS OF SHIP S T RAD! T I ONS Producrng th1s year s record of shrp s tradrtrons The Echo was an all hands affarr The actrvrty armed to be a product of good seamanshrp an rdeal toward wh1ch all good sarlors strrve Some of these goals were two addrtronal pages rn the face of r1s1ng prrntrng costs all sh1p par t1C1pat1on1n a snapshot contest evrdenced on later pages and a nautrcal theme flavored w1th a salty tang The annual staff was of one mrnd rn worlcmg out thrs theme but found some school actrvrtres drffrcult to mould 1nto the pattern of the sea and of sh1ps Those who partrcrpated rn thrs fornaft experrence were helped along the constantly changrng course by many 1nd1v1duals too numerous to mentlon here Commodore Captarn and Watch Offr cers stood by and were always ready to help when the charts were blurred and the honzon d1m Edrtor Mary Margaret Young Assxstant Edrtor Mary Lee Scace Iuntor Edxtor Barbara Hardman Busrness Manager Russell Bruner Assrstant Busrness Manager Adella Iane Granger Advrser Mr Gordon Leen Art Advrser Mrss Nancy Keller DIVISION EDITORS Art Edltors Brll Thacker Aurelra Cleaveland Actrvttres Shrrley Craft Ioyce Marston Assrstant Acttvrtxes Eleanor Russo Classes Margaret Olds Identrfrcatron Helen Ieppesen Admrnrstratron Pat Fessenden Grrls Sports Nancy Portras Boys Sports Gordon Irvme ACTIVITIES Trllre Smeade Eleanor Russo Vtvran Ianacek Eleanor Iohansen Karla Sockup Evelyn Cole Carolrne Armes Gerry Schultz Gwenn Hurlbutt Gwen Temple Marilyn Ambers Helen Btrkland Ioan Gordon Dtxre Downmg Betty Thomson Pat Fessenden Dorothy Bishop Prerre Peterson Herb Hames Rrchard Chrttenden CLASSES Evelyn Whrtlatch Pat Whalley Ruth Ann Erde Sally Davrs BUSINESS Elsre Carlstedt Dorothy Stadler Irm Cunmngham B111 Strance Carol Wrllrams Emrl Batyot Peggy Grlman IDENTIFICATION Erleen Bruner Lrllran Wolf Erlene Parker Ramona Accola Vxvxan Conley TYPING Mae Murray Mary Lou Dunn Ioy Anderson ART Ioy Robrnson Gene Alberry BOYS SPORTS Bob McClenahan SPECIAL PHOTOGRAPHER Vrrqrl Love fav .. 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I -I Y- . .. - H -11 - - - .- , . . , - - I - 1 -- - - If . . - 1 I ' Prcture Left to Rrght Gerry Schultz Franklyn Moshrer Prcture Lucrlle Sampsell Lrllran Wolf Prcture Phyllrs Carroll Prckett Chamberlarn Dale Baker Prcture Colleen Hogan Iohnnre Dontos Prcture Row 1 Franklyn Moshrer Lucrlle Sampsell Lrllran Wolf Colleen Hogan Barbara Campbell Iohnnre Dontos Row 2 Erlene Parker Dorothy Stadler Prckett Chamberlarn G rry Schultz Dale Baker Rrchard Chrttenden Mary Lou Dunn Helen Ieppesen Doug Caldart Duane McMahrll Laura Roff Phyllrs Carroll Prcture 6 Mary Lou Dunn Prcket Chamberlarn Helen Ieppesen Prcture 7 Duane McMah11l Dorothy Stadler Prcture 8 Doug Caldart Barbara Campbell DON T TAKE MY PENNY The actron of the play hrnged on the desrre of Penny Prrngle fLu rlle Sampselll a cute lrttle mrss to become a movre actress and the comrcal efforts on the part of her boy frrend Kerry tGerry S hultzl to drscourage her What nerther knew was that S ll KD th Stadlerl the retty new mard had been planted rn therr home by Norman Porter 4Dale Bakerl a Hollywood cr y oro y p scout who planned to put her rn the same prcture He had grven Harrrson Day CPrckett Chamberlarnl author of the book f om whrch the movre was to be taken a trp about Sally whom he was sure Day would choose for the part Kerry on the suggestron of hrs pal Greg tFranklyn Moshrerl determrned to rmpersonate Harrrson Day and to convmce Penny she wasnt the one for the part Henrr Klohnnre Dontosl the towns leadrng clothes desrgner whom Penny had en In hrs drsgurse Kerry vrsrted Penny Durrng the course of the afternoon rn whrch Henrr arrrved wrth hrs models Clarre fHelen Ieppesenl Lucrlle CMary Lou Dunnl and Elsre fGwen Templel Kerry convrnced Penny she drdnt want to gc to Hollywood and topped rt all off by prckrng Greg drsgursed as a fourth model for the part The hoax was drscovered when the real Harrrson Day arrrved as the guest of Caleb 6Doug Caldartl Pennys father Kerry trred to make Penny lealous by pretendrng to fall rn love wrth Greg strll drsgursed as the model Thrs plan farled when Henrr came for hrs money To ever ones surprrse Harrrson Day prcked Mavrs lPhyllrs Carrolll Pennys pretty srster who had a rob on the radro Y Happrly no feelrngs were hurt for Penny had decrded she would strll lrke to play rn the tennrs tournament wrth Kerry a she had orrgrnally promrsed and Sally had fallen for Mark lDuane McMahrlll Pennys older brother A b la was rovrded by Caleb Prrngle and Lyda 'Barbara Campbelll hrs wrfe who meant well but farled to musmq YP Y P see thrngs from the chrldrens pornt of vrew Gran CColleen Hoganl the understandrng grandmother who trred to keep the famrly on an even keel Iohanna 6Lrllran Wolfl Penny s grrl frrend who helped grve Penny her wrld rdeas and Red tllrchard Chrttendenl the delrvery boy who brought the clothes ordercd by Penny The play was under the drrectron of Mrs Maryo re Mu p y Erlene Parker was the student manager Laura Hoff was rn charge of propertres and was assrstant student manager The usual competent support behrnd the scenes was rn evr ence urrng productrons by the stage crew make up ushers and trcket sellers d d the rehearsals and the frnal matrnee and evenrng f38l ' l. ' : , ' . ' 4. , ' . rr I ll gaged to outfit her for Hollywood, pretended to know nothing of the plot as a result of a twenty dollar 'bribe from Gregg. . . . v. - , . GHOST WANTED The play a mystery comedy revolves around the followmg advertrsement GHOST WANTED Full t1me work hauntmg Apply Ramshead Rock Hugo Bromley upon rece1v1ng the pos1t1on plans to be the ghost of Slmon Gore who was sup posedly murdered several years ago The play be orres a merry ghost chase when other plotters also arrange for a zombxe of S1mon Gore 1 x ca t mcluded Glnger Stormgay a pretty glfl 1n her teens played by Darlene Errkson Ga e .atormgaj Gmgers S1SleI T1ll1 Smeade Hugo Bromley a young man out of a Job Bob McClena han Ieffrey Hall hrs fnend George Hall Granny Kate the g1rls grandmother Ioan Astell Pro t ssor de Vallan an author1ty of voodoo Bud Corn1sh Madam Zolga h1s strange asslstant Adella Granger Azalea lobster woman Rrta Yost Nora Vane woman w1th nose for xnvestrgatlon Pamela W1ll1s Troddy maid and cook Nancy Poltras Hatcher the Stormgays houseman Mr Bradsaw he llf lohn Clark lVI1ss Marte Cowley d1rected the product1on w1th Mr Charles Bowen handllng stage and M1 Helen West took charge of makeup Help1ng beh1nd the scenes were prornpters Carol1ne Armes Nancy Poltras propertles Roberta Menefee costumes Barbara Hardman Adella Iane Granger make up staff Eleanor Russo Iamce Duett Eleanor Iohanson V1v1an Ianacek Karla Soukup Ioann Kamorud stage crew Bernard Iarvrs Carl Callahan and musxc Sharon and Shlreen Kelly Pxcture Left lo Hrght Tlllle Smeade Ioan Astell Pxcture Iohn Clark Pamela W1ll1s Rrta Yost George Wxlbou ne Ptcture Bob McClenahan George Hall Pxcture Row 1 Mxss Mane Cowley Darlene Erxkson Bob McClenahan Txllre Smeade George Hall Row 2 Ioan Astell Ruta Yost Nancy Poxtras George Wxlbou ne How 3 Adella lane Granger Bud Cormsh Iohn Clark Pxcture 5 Adella lane Granger Bud Cormsh George Hall Bob McClenahan P1cture6 Darlene Errkson Bob McClenal'an the Ghost l l39l UPPER PICTURE K Row 1 Left to Right Larry Nordby Fabian Leo Alan Level Dale Baker Oliver Cole Don Carlson Douglas Caldart Iohn Clark Don Benn Terry Haley Kenny Ness Carl Dahlm Row 2 Shireen Kelly Ioan Gordon Sharon Kelly Dixie Downing Annette Alleckson Iudy Cunningham Selma Crymes Phyllis Roe Martha Pike Gloria Sxefert Anita Tmglefi Peggy Murphy Mary Lee Soace Evelyn Whxtlatch Row 3 Florence Flick Iohnme Dontos Gloria Billings Maynard Carlson Don Fink Eddie Fink Dick Durst Barbara Campbell Ioy Anderson Doris Nelson Lucille Sampsell Norma Carmel Gloria Hayes Mary Rapp Lorna Wilcox Mary Margaret Young Shirley Conley Evelyn Peterson Miss Elve Lxllquxst Dorothy Lizen OWER PICTURE Row l Left to Right Ieanne Withers Tommy Marcy Row 2 Iohn Meyer Harvey Bushee Howard Rmgoen Eugene Koestner Clmton Pierce lack Ayerst Boyd Bigelow Stu Murdock Bob Floodeen Row 3 Pat Hogan Elsie McKean Donna Foss Carol Ioan Williams lim Iulxus Ioanne Planting Mr Robert Anderson SHIP S CHORUS Under the direction of Miss Elve Lillquist the chorus with approximately fifty members participated in various programs Vodvil and Spring Concert. A number of the mem- bers have spent many off-duty hours in solo and small ensemble work. These people en- tered the Northwest Washington Solo and En- semble Contest. The first semester officers of the ship's chorus were Don Fink, president: Dale Baker, secretary-treasurer: Neal Duett, roll secretary: Dick Durst, librarian: Maynard Carlson, point secretary, Fabian Leo, scrapbook secretary: and Barbara Campbell, student conductor. For the second semester, Iohnnie Dontos, was elect- ed presidentg Kenny Ness, secretary-treasurer: and Terry Haley, roll secretary. The accom- panists were Iohnnie Dontos and Mary Mar- garet Young. 40 SHIP S BAND The ship s band under the direction of Mr. Robert Anderson was drilled each day during first period to further the students knowledge of music to improve their technique on their particular instrument and to prepare selec- tions for public performance. During the year the group played at all home games the Iunior and Senior Plays, the Armistice Day Assembly, the Vodvil and the Spring Concert. A brass quartet was formed of members of the band. This ensemble, consisting of Boyd Bigelow, Stuart Murdock, Ioanne Planting, and Bob Burton, accompanied the chorus during the Christmas season. The officers for the cruise were Boyd Bige- low, president: Ioanne Planting, secretary- treasurer: and Stuart Murdock, librarian. SHIP S SEXTET The Grrl s Sextet drrected by Mrss Elve Lrll gulst has been acttve thrs crurse The group whrch was selected from the Chorus performed at PTA programs Grade School Chrrstmas program F H A Regronal Conference W E A banquet and Sprrng Concert The grrls took a excellent plus ratrng at the Northwest Washrngton Musrc Meet Mary Margaret Young was the accompanrst SHIP S GLEE CLUB The Grrls Glee Club had as petty offrcers tor the frrst semester Mary Lou Iones presr dent Margaret Olds secretary treasurer Glorra Brllrngs pornt secretary l1mm1eBarr1cklow roll secretary Hester Hollrngshead lrbrarran The second semester offrcers were Walterrne Hrlde presrdent Glorra Brlhngs secretary treasurer Donna Adams roll secretary M1ss Elve Lrll gurst was the drrector Carolrne Armes accom pamed the Glee UPPER LEFT SHIPS BRASS QUARTET The staff of the Shrps Brass Quartet was composed of Boyd Brgelow Frrst Trumpet Bob Burton Second Trumpet Stuart Murdock Trom bone Ioanne Plantrng Barrtone Horn At Chrrstmas t1me they toured the schools of thrs drstrrct Therr mustcal arrangements were scored by Mr Robert B Anderson thetr drrector CREW S QUARTET The Boys Quartet consrsted of Kenny Ness Seaman Second Class and Frrst Bass Don Frnk Old Salt and Second Bass Doug Caldart Old Salt and Frrst Tenor Terry Haley Deck Swab and Second Tenor They were drrected by Mrss Elve Lrllqurst Dur1ng the crurse they sang for the Boys Club Grrls Club and Vodvrl They performed ashore rn the Grade School Chrrstmas program and at the Alderwood P T A Left to Rtqht Barbara Campbell Glorra Brllrngs Mary Lee Scace Evelyn Whrtlatch Drxre Downmg Ioy Anderson UPPER RIGHT Row I Left to Rtght loanne Plantrnq Bob Burton Row 2 Boyd Btgelow Stuart Murdock LOWER LEFT Row I Lett to Rrqht Marrlyn Osgood Shrrley Ann Murray Lldora Blevzns Dons Boundy Glona Salvrno Florence Goodhope Row 2 Shrrley Nosworthy Irmmle Barrrcklow Hester Hollmghead Maxrne Swearenqm Arlene Wangensteen Iacky Loudenback Eva Meyerpeter Ramona Accola Waltenne Hrlce Row 3 Donna Adams Annette Arnold Glorla Blllxngs Annett Alleckson Mary Lou Tones Maggre Olds Carolme Armes Dlxre Downrng LOWER RIGHT left to Rrght Don Frnk Kenneth Ness Terry Haley Doug UG I Aovr 41 O -4! :YW P'1 Pllll 1xx I 111 B rl 1111 1 x xx 111s1111 1 1 x11 II 111 1 1 II 111111 '1 BI R1 11 11 11 II1 R xx Z 1111 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 111 x 1 1 11 ll x 111 ll III II 11111111 II UNK 'II 1 x11 11 x X 11D1111 1ld IX 111s1 111 I 1 F 11x11 x 1 1 1 J 1 1 111111 1 1111 1111 ll I1 1 1 1 D X IL II 1 X 1111 11 1 11 1ll1 11 C I 11 11 1 1 S 111 x 1111111 1xx Z If 11 I1 Jill N II X III II N NIILX III I-.11x1 1 1 IOKXLH It x 1 11111 1 R1111 L 111Ix 1 111 S ll 1 11 I DLI 11 II IIX 111 X 1 11 1 11 R11 1 1 11 PI 1 ll 1 1x 11 I 1111 11 1 1111 PILOTS Torch enl1stment reached a grand total of th1s year I5 of wh1ch were Torchbearers Those who wore gold bra1d IH the scholast1c asoc1at1on were pres1dent Rrchard Chrttenden V1C9pf6S1d91'1l Nancy Portras secretary B1ll Prtts Treasurer loyce Marston Care of the bulletln boards was therr week ly respons1b1l1ty and for the last two years 1t has been the1r pf1V1leq6 to present the Arm1s trce Day assembly Usherrng for all school act1v1t1es held 1n the aud1tor1um tradltlonally belongs to Torch SHIP S WRITERS Qu1ll and Scroll IS an 1nternat1onal honor ary soctety for h1gh school 1ournal1sm students At the clubs helm were Ioyce Marston presrdent Sh1rley Craft v1ce pres1dent Mary Lee Scace secretary treasurer Advrser was Mr Gordon Leen SHIP S PLAYERS The crew of dramahsts known as Thesprans took a major part 1n all stage GCIIVIIIGS on the quarterdeck of Edmonds Hrgh School Thrs years log reveals that those IH com mand of the crew were frrst semester presr dent Gordon lrvlne v1ce presrdent Mary Lou Iones secretary Margaret Olds S e c o n d semester oth ers were Presrdent Bob McClen ahan v1cepres1dent R1ta Yost secretary Ioanne Plantlng Thesp1an watch offlcer was Mrs G a e Bl1ss unt1l her res1gnat1on 1n March 5 - .f. gi, P, I 1 V .I . x'- I S ' fx . 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'T' 4 CREW S MORALE The Cheerleader team composed of Doug Clarence and Derald Caldart backed therr basketball and football teanns by organrzrng the enthusrastrc crew members rnto sprrrted rootrng sectron The crew was brrefed on the yells at the pep assemblres and was put through maneuvers at the pep rallres before the actual battle began BLUELACKETS A gold chenrlle E the symbol of th L t tcrmen Club was a prrze possessron of 28 mem bers of thrs drvrsron of the crew The Blue jackets durrng the present crurse co sponso ed th Homecomrng Dance The club was offr crally very actrve when the shrp s name was to be defended among other fleet unrts unoffrcral lJ the membershrp took rts place rn the well deserved sectron set apart for honarary organ va rons llll PILTURI' rrence C 1' u rr rrt r ra UPPER RIGHT BLUEIACKETTES As drversrons on the shrp the Letterwomen cosponsored the Homecomrng Dance on No vember 15 1947 and sponsored a barn dance rn the sprrng A splash party and a bowlrng party were planned for the enjoyment of wea eres of the purple E Letterwomen also fold hotdogs at football games The E H S Blue rackettes played hostess to other Letterwornen clubs rn the county for a general sports day rn the sprrng Wearrng the gold brard were Ioanne Vore1s presrdent Barbara Campbell vrce presrdent Darlene Errkson secretary treasurer Mary Usrtalo and Mae Murray managers of the pornts and Adella lane Granger scrap book Mrss Margaret Morgan was the com mrssroned Off1C6I rn charge Row Lett to Rrght 'abr n leo Larry Wooley Pete Hoff A rx Lexol Bob Denbx George Lowe Bob Oumge Drclc Durst Bol lc-rghtorr Bob Propst Dck lrckson Rrchrrr Chtten 'er lrclft Brumbru h Row 2 Bob Durgrn Irm Harrrs Harry Warren Brll Prtts lamfs Hutchrnson Irrn Murray Don Frnlrc Bob Brrne ohn G rner Davrd Trrplett Vrrgrl Love Bob Prttrs St nrex Echelbtraer Boyc. Brgelow LOWE R PICTURL Row l Left to Rrght Aclella lane Granger Drusrlla Thompson Mary Usrtclo Helen Huswrck Ioyce Steadman Trllre Smeaae Margaret McMahon Ioanne Vorers Dorothy Strdler lovce Plumb Shrrley Craft Helen Ieppesen Marv Margaret Young Pat Peterson Row 2 Drxre Lee Downrng Iornne Lerghton Rrta Host Blrbrra Hardman Darlene Errkson Paulrne Iohansen Ioanne Plantrng Shrrley Starner Marrorre Kolesar Mary Lou Iones Rose Murre Nosky Darlene Iamrson Eleanor Russo Carol Bergman lean Iulrus Pat Whalley 5-.f r 1 X 1 A 'I ll IH CL. I ' I ' ' f N Clf A 1.11 trt Do g C1111 . De 'zlci C:ll'rrt, . 1. ,r r' , V1 rfii gd' W L V N I I f ,.- -hr fx, I ' I I lx ,fl m Eff- ,Q QI 3 cxjt W .X Y Q4 -5 -I 1' z fs sw K A.-. 0 , .4 .ig I -3 RECRUITING CREW The Ad Club was kept on duty during the entire cruise making post- ers tor the games, dances, plays, productions, and other activities of the ship. As an extra service to the crew, they sold hot dogs and pom poms during the football games to earn money to buy curtains and venetian blinds for Health Center. Chosen as warrant officers were Mary Lou Iones, president: Aurelia Cleveland, vice-president: Ioy Rob- inson, secretary. Miss Nancy Keller was adviser of this crew. RIGGING CREW Although the Rigging Crew was mainly concerned with stage work they were kept on the alert with the care and operation of movie equip- ment, the lighting for all dances, and the management of the public ad- dress system for games and adver- tising. The Stage Crew chief was Carl Callahan, and Roy Swanson as direc- tors. Statf assistants were: Art, Betty Lu Parker: Properties, Roberta Mene- fee. Mr. Charles Bowen watched over all operations in this depart- ment. YEOMEN'S STAFF The office workers answered the telephone, delivered messages, list- ed absences, and did many other duties connected with yeomen's work. In this group there were six Old Salts: Winona Warner, Margaret Olds, Dorilee Phelps, Shirley Craft, Mary Lee Scace, and Ioyce Plumb: four Seaman First Class: Ann Fes- senden, Ioan Astell, Adella lane Granger, and Mary Ann Lund: and one Seaman Second Class: Audrey Hahn. TOP PICTURE Row I. Lett to Right: Barbara Banner. Pat Lewis. Norma Goodwin. Laura Lee Ewing. Florence Young. Gerry Schultz, Gordon Irvine. Row 2. Tillie Smeade, Evelyn Whitlatch, Mary Lou lones, Barbara Downey. Barbara Larson. ' ' ' S dl , V'v'an Conley. Drusilla Thompson, Elsie Carlstedt, Row 3. Lillian Wolf. Aurelia Cleaveland, Dorothy ta er i i Ioy Robinson, Mary Lou Dunn. MIDDLE PICTURE Row 1. Left to Right: Iohn Meyer, Roy Swanson, lack Iacobsen. Carol Ioan Williams, Betty Lu Parker, Roberta Meneiee. Row 2. Mr. Charles Bowen, Pierre Peterson, Pat Hogan. Bob McClenahan. Eugene Ianacek. Richard Chitten- den. David Latta. ' C l C ll han. Row 3. Bernard Iarvis, Pat Howlett, Kenny Hovde. Gene Wadhams, ar a a BOTTOM PICTURE Left to Right: Ioyce Plumb. Ioan Astell. nn esse Shirley Craft, Dorlee Phelps. Audrey Hahn. Adella lane Granger. l44l A F nden, Mary Ann Lund. Margaret Olds, Mary Lee Scace, TOP PICTURE Left to Right: Bruce Boyle, Virginia Iones, Ianice Duett, Iozinne Erdevig. Betty Lu Bnnks, Martha Pilce, Mary Ewing, Rosetta Murdock, Gloria Hayes. Colleen Hogan. MIDDLE PICTURE Row l. Left to Right: lack Arrowsmith, Boyd Bigelow, Bob Brine, Bud Cornish. George Wilbourne, Edwin Hillier, lim Iulius, Don Steridman, Bob Ouinqe, Russ Bruner Paul Burton, Leonard Carroll, Row 2. Dun Protteau, Ralph Buffalo, Alan Level, l.'rrry Wooley, Harry Taylor, Bill Pitts, Stuart Murdock, Gordon Irvine, Herbert Haines. Gerry Schultz. BOTTOM PICTURE Row l. Left to Right: Adella lane Granger, Terry Proctor, Iounne Leighton, Mrs. Barrett-Scott. Raelou Granger, Helen Birkland, Velma Miller. Gwenn Hurlbutt. SHIP'S LIBRARY The first duty of a librarian on this cruise was service to the entire crew. This included helping ship- mates find hard-to-get material by knowing the location and classifica- tion of books, magazines, and pamphlets. The Seaman-librarians prepared new books for usage by classifying, making book cards, cataloging, and shellacking the new editions. One of the librarian's big- gest jobs was book repairing, and since the ship's library books re- ceived hard wear, the repair room was usually well-stocked. LOOKOUTS The brass of the Hi-Y at the be- ginning of the cruise was Bob Quinge, president: Bill Pitts, vice- president: Paul Burton, secretary- treasurerg Bud Cornish, chaplain. In March, Paul Burton became presi- dent: Bob McClenahan, vice-presi- dent: Bill Pitts, secretary-treasurer: while Bud Cornish continued as chaplain. Mr. Powell was their ad- viser. The Hi-Y had charge of the hand- ling of tickets for school activities. Purple-and-gold rooter caps were sold during the first semester and in early spring, noon movies were sponsored by the Hi-Y. SICKBAY The Health Center is a teaching center for cleanliness, necrtness, and cheerfulness. It is the connecting link between the classroom, teacher and nurse: and between the school and the home. It is equipped as a First Aid Center. There were girls from the crew on duty each period of the day to help I in case the nurse, Mrs. Barrett-Scott I was not there. mei I MAIORETTES tNot Prctured The malorettes consrstrng of Dorothy Stad ler leader Helen Ieppesen Gwenn Hurlbutt Helen Brrkland Shrrley Conley Glorra Brllrngs Vrvran Conley Vrrgrma MCGIHDIS Arlene Parr and Mary Frances Thorson appeared at bas ketball and football games assemblres Doro thy Stadler Helen Ieppesen and Glorra B111 rngs as the Court Carolers announced the acts of the Vodvrl Mrss Margaret Morgan was ID charge of the Malorettes RALLY GIRLS Wrth Mrss Margaret Morgan as the Watch Offrcer the newly organrzed Rally Grrls Adella lane Granger captarn Eleanor Russo Helen Brrkland Gwen Hurlbutt Ioanne Vorers and Dorothy Stadler planned and led the pep ral UPPER RIGHT hes for the football games The grrls organrzed and conducted a serpentrne rally a norse rally a srgn rally and a rally rn whrch an etfrgy of the rrvals was burned PEP CLUBS Under the drrectron of 1ts presrdent and drrll leader Ann Fessenden the EHS Pep Club vrvrdly symbolrzed school Splfll by 1ts appear ances at football and basketball games P T A meet1ngs and 1ts partrcrpatron rn the 1947 Puyallup Sumner Daffodrl Festlval Durrng th1s year s crurse the Pep Club ma tered many new drrlls and formatrons whrch requrre trmrng and co ordrnatron Some t these drrlls rncluded the Fan Four to the Wrnd Drpsy Doodle W h e el s and the Snohomrsh 'Vlarch Mrss Margaret Morgan was the organrza tron s advrser Row l Lett to Rrght Eleanor Russo Adella lane Granger Gw vt Hrrlbutt Row 2 Dorothy Stadler Helen Brrkland Ioanne Vorers LOWER PICTURE Row l Left to Rrght Lrllran Wolf Carol Wrllrams Ioanne Naughton Marrlyn Ambers Ioanne Vorers Terry Proctor Darlene Errkson lean Iulrus Mary Usrtalo Margaret McMahon Adella Iane Granger Ioanne Lerghton Barbara Hard man Eleanor Russo Ann Fessenden Rosalee McCarter Row Z Pat Lane Velma Mrller Ieanne Wrthers Shxrley Stamer Ioy Robrnson Ioyce Vatlar Raelou Granger Bertalee Adams Helen Huswrck T1ll1e Smeade Iune Ltndus Eva Meyerpeter Dolo es Brooks Drusrlla Thompson Dorothy Brshop Ruth Ann Erde Glorra Salvmo Mxss Margaret Morgan Ioanne Gunter 1? 656 ., re V 9606! 9355 as E528 1, ivy r .0 rf' L PPER PICTL RF ,4 xx l l ft to Right Nina Annu Donna Looper Balham Surge Vkilmi Flioinas Ethel Greaves Jaequtlme ai rnrau Elizabeth Goxdon Bettie lu I lm Barbara Larson Eilun Bruner Ruth Ann Eldf. Joxce Vallai Margaret Rae Dickif. Ruth Hodgu Rou 2 Drusilla Thompson Exa Vlueipctei He'-tu Hollinpzshead Xian Garnu loannr Voreis Helen Birkland Erlene Parker. Adella Jane Granger. Margie Stanhope Maiilgn Ambers. Virginia 'VIcGuinness. Gvxenn Hurlbutt, Lorna Wilcox, Mary Rapp, Martha Pike. R vt' 3, Marcia Sxpes. Roberta Lines, Marilyn Osgood. Merle Flick. Doris Boundy, Joyce Thacker. Xelma Hageman. Mary Tliorson. Shirley D'miel. Barbara Randall. Pat Line.. Elsie Carlstt-dt. Barbara Hardman. Eleanor Russo. Florence Goodhupe. Rose Connot. Doris Nelson. Tillie Slneade Row 4. Ramona Accola. Joy Robinson. Norma Carmel. Emogene Dolac. Estella Elder. Alice Hinkleman. Beverly Bienz. Norma Steinman, Jean Hughes LOWER PICTLRE R iw l Left to Right' James Little. Ernest Moore. 'lim Clem. George Boyle. Bob Hughes. Fred Hoskins, Paul Glan Z, -i'ild f'ild ' . Paul C'allah'in. Jerry' Johnson. Glen Finnerin I in 2. Dm Bl'anch'ird. Glen Hellenga. Albert Jacobsen. Jim Nluir'i5. Gordon Tepfer. Roderick Smith. Eugene Janacek, Ricnirci Nwbseth. .lack Allen. Don Blevins. Allen Cooper. Gordon llelleneu. Curtis Martin. Bob Ecklund nr I ' -- I' 1. - ' ', 'ieiter Dukn Donald Birfitt. Rielrird Kent. Ronald Sliillin . Fran Sent e. J'ic' faith. Bon Reimer. Robert McBride. Frank Moore. Robert Blanchard, David Triplett. Edwin Hillier. Jack Erickson. . mrris . H' . ' Harold Silvernai. SAILMAKERS The F.H.A. had an active year with a large variety of duties on their program. The Ed- monds chapter was hostess for the Northwest Regional F.H.A. Conference. As Christmas gifts were taken to the Deaconess Childrens Home in Everett and in Ianuary the Sailmakers took charge of the March of Dimes campaign in Edmonds. On the ship the organization sold milk in study hall duringthe noon hour' and held a box social. The chiefs of staffs were Adella Iane Granger president' Erlene Parker vice-presi- dent' Marjorie Stanhope secretary' Hester Hollingshead treasurer' Raelou Granger re- porter' Marilyn Ambers historian: Mary Gar- ner, parliamentarian: Helen Birkland, program chairman: Ioanne Voreis, song leader. Mrs. Creighton Hays was the mother adviser and Miss Marjory Wybourn and Miss Dorothy Ful- ler were faculty advisers. LANDLUBBERS With Mr. Harold Silvernail as adviser the membership began their landlubber program with a number of entries in the Snohomish County Fair at Monroe and later in the West- ern Washington Fair at Puyallup. In April l947 entries were also made in the Auburn Iunior Fat Stock Show. For helping in com- munity agriculture the organization sprayed fruit trees' plowed disced and harrowed acre- age, Besides agricultural activities the F. F. A. sponsored the best attended Smokeless Smok- er in the schools history. Leading the chapter were: Glen Hellenga president' Stanley Echelbarger, vice-president: Donald Burlitt, secretary' Edwin Hillier, treas- urer' Eugene Stainer reporter: Carl Broman sentinel. U71 Wx 5 ' -as-. Q - Lx X 1 X. if s +2 X 'i W ' f X Nix N x XX 'C 1 W' my N f-,.., XXX - .-,,,-4. 1', . '-:f I A ff, ,,f,z1, N h -l,,,,f F - ' , 1 , I -1 M., .Z ' ,f-li' .. ,ff-A 16,62 1 1 548i X gf I f ' I T,, Aa' A., L 1 I . J -.-44, . .na ..,,,.4,af fl 7-4 gl 1 I .J ', ,..!, xg., X4 Q-N asfjk X ,fr , 9 Rm FCJOTBALL We Sail! Those exciting words sent our briny mariners off on a voyage through the deep to meet gridiron foes in stormy engagements. First Lieutenant Rowe was at the helm, aided by Assistant Clay at the compass with a tight ship and a green crew below, and with Lady Luck riding at the rudder, we'll come through . . , Up anchor! We were underway and to prove it we took Overlake for a 6-O ride. The undercurrent was to strong though and a tricky Anacortes tide pulled us under 7-6. The smooth engine of the Tiger ship pulled us out but only in time to land us on Arlington reef. Down, again 6-O. With a rip in the hull we shifted cargo and sailed on to the straits of Snohomish where rugged weather knocked us below again 13-0. Repairs were the order of the day and so was Monroe. Upset number five 26 6 Underway once more with only minor troubles we tackle Mount Vernon viciously but come out on the bottom of a 76 count Defeat was a tough pill for our mariners to take but they buckled down and swallowed another a big one from Sedro Woolley 18 7 Avast' Wait' The clouds clear up' There came the sun rlght plop into our lap along with a 7 6 victory over Marysville Things were looklng much better for the Tiger s ship We furled the sails and sltpped back into home port lust aching to sink our teeth 1nto some foe' Burlington was the first to feel our bite but finally turned the tables on us to the tune of 277 Bluntly and briefly we of the Student Body and all those connected wtth Edmonds High wish to express their gratitude to the squad the managers the coaches and all the clubs and organizations who made the games and the entlre season a suc essful one for all To those Seniors who will graduate with football stripes on their sweaters we give special mention with appropriate honor due in future annuals to the under classmen as they enter their last year hm Ha r1s who played guard and was a real stand out Pete Hoff center and season s captain lack Erick son the lines general handyman played mostly in the tackle spot and Alan Level end and back field all played their last games for E H S IH grand style A little something speclal IS due to Pete Hoff who played on the first team in the Northwest League competition and also rece1ved the insprratronal award at the years banquet To these four and the entire squad THANKS So ended the tourney for our crew the good ship E H S tied up at the end of her nine game cruise and settled down for a few well earned weeks of rest and repair Perhaps a little battle scarred and worse for the wear and tear she IS still the proudest ship in the fleet UPPER PICTURE Leonard Carroll End Row 2 Itm Murray Guard Iohn Garner Quarterback Bob Propst Halfback Dick Durst Guard Bob Brine End Row 3 Pete Hoff Center Bob Durgin End Row 4 Iim Hutchinson Tackle Bob Pittis Guard lim Harris Guard Bob Leighton Tackle LOWER PICTURE Row I Left to right David Latta lim Peterson Vernon Olson Ted Neff Richard Hildebrand David Thompson Terry Haley Bob Hennls Bob Kennedy Glen Iohnson lack Winters Bernard Rabb Larry Irwin Row 2 Pierre Peterson Fred Brown Bill Thurman Clarence Ackley Curtis Martrn Iack Hallberg hm Stanton Virgil Baum Ierry Parker Gary Kime Filip Leanderson Iohn Paine Gordon Irvine Row 3 Mr Richard Rowe lack Erickson Larry Wooley Leonard Carroll Alan Level Irm Hutchinson Bob Durgrn Bob Anderson Iohn Garner Dave Triplett Carl Callahan Roderick Smith Larry Nordby Stanley Echelbarger Mr Gerald Clay Row 4 Irm Harris Bob Leighton Bob Propst Bob Denby Pete Hoff Iim Murray LeRoy Iohnson Bob Prttts Bob Brine Dick Durst Russell Vincent Gordon Vestnys Dick Iackson 51 r ' - ' ' ' . 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Left to Right: Larry Wooley, Halfback: LeRoy Iohnson, Halfback: Bob Denby, Quarterback: Dick Iackson, Fullback: BASKETBALL Actron That was the wo d that f111ed the nnos U 1 13 ung we 1 the word that meant eftcnement e rnwo 14 V1 or1es and defeats But l1TS1 Soon after the T1ger shrp shpped 11110 dry dock 1 crew slnpped off to learn a new land of 11 hung vvxtu new equtpment and new Ofll e s Tlns va a o a e 11 d w11n maple floor ba lqboa N119 hoops ana f1V1ng balls e str tts boot camp Wtere e 1J1ts and ra ts at1le learn and relearn the tettods of a aba var wrth many a strong foe lurl-'mg rn the 1 Q kwround to e'n1nd then of heavy battles ahead Du tng tho e t1rst few weeks there were many V10 lc Lattles a11d staged hal ts Wllll what rrnght be can '1 frtendly enem1es lt was these who were to 1ea h our CIQVN the ups and downs of the frame anl how to correct the1r m1stakes But then after weeks of preparatton came the chance to prove thetr mettlel The f1rst 1ea1 battlf J a H1 the offtng Ba k to the sh1p mates ana battle SlGl1OI1S all' The Snohomrsh Panthers were me f1 t on the schedule but lo and behold the1r heavy a1t111ery was too much for us They ank us 39 21 The next f1gnt was a far drfferent story though for we fought ID the a1r w1th the Arhngton Eagles We came out top S1d9 3129 Two exc1t1ng encounters followed th1s wrth Marysvtlle commg out v1ctor1ous rn both battles On th lf home seas the Tomahawks took us for a 65 49 r1de but rn our home port the damage was not qu1te so extensrve for we were only ten po1nts below lVIarysv111es 35 Yet agam we recover tn trme to knock our former under dogs Arhngton for a repeated loop thrs t1me 34 29 Vrctory was hard won rn thrs encounter as some of our crew had been drscharged but 1t was st1ll only an appet1zer for the fxnal to come The Panthers of Snohomrsh who had beaten us rn our f1rst engagement were back agam and w1th thoughts only of vrctory m thexr m1nds They were not to be denxed and the Ttger shrp once more gracefully bowed 4725 The crurse was over frghts were fought battles lost and won and a settrng sun found a battle scarred shxp setthng rtself mto the home drydock aga1n l..1eutenant Clay and Assrstant Howe close the log on the f1nal 47 voyage INDIVIDUALS Row 1 Leif to H1ght Alan Level forward Bob Durgtn forward Pete Hoff guard Harry Warren center Row 2 Irm Harrrs forward Bob Brme center Bob Propst guard Iohn Garner forward LeRoy Iohnson guard Larry Wooley guard LOWER PICTURE Row 1 Left to Rrght George Lowe Irm Harns Bob Propst Bob Durgm Bob Brme lohn Garner Harry Warren Larry Wooley Alan Level Pete Hoff LeRoy Iohnson Dtck Durst Row 2 Mr Rxchard Rowe Vernon Olsen George Dawson larry Nordby Don Benn B111 Strance B111 Brewer Terry Haley Bob McBr1de Ierry Pa1ge Russ VIHCQDY Ted Neff Ted Tutmark Mr Gerald Clay 52 - : ' I 1 .- 1 ,J VA' 11' ' ' .' . r 1. ,-,11..1 1.1, o. 4 v ,V -' 5 T f-v ' 1 L1 1 , Ct .. . . .... 1,9 . 1 'l ' ' . 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' xx 2 1 H UADQ ,N 'lt: fb INDIVIDUAL PICTURES Row 1 Left to Hrght Rrchard Chrttenien Bob Propst Alan Level Iohn Garner Row 2 Bob Qumge Brll Prtts Irm Murray Gordon Hellenga LOWER PICTURE Row 1 Left to Right Orrn Schuster Gwyn Symmes Glen Hellenga Larry Nordby Vernon Olsen Tom Mc Donald Trm Clem Norman Cross Emrl Banot Carl Dahlm Rnchard Hrldebrand Row 2 Don Blanchard Fred Brown B111 Prtts Iohn Garner Bob Ournge Irm Murray Bob Propst Alan Level Gordon Hellenga Rrchard Chrttenden Row 3 George Wrlbourne Coach Gerald Clay Vern Edson Bob Ecklund lrm Cunnrngham Ed Conner Bob Prttrs Te rv Haley B111 Brewer lock Wrnters Bob Reynolds Frlltp Leanderson Ted Neff Edwrn Hrllrer BASEBALL The Edmonds dramond mne won therr hrst game of the year by downrrq Lakesrdes Lrons 2 to I Aprrl 15 rn an over trme nrnth mnrng Vern Edson and Alan Level was the battery Leadrng up to thrs vrctory were four weeks of hard work battrng practrce freldmg and hours of baseball savvy Cocch Clay welcomed back erght Lettermen thrs season rncludrng a complete rnheld a veteran battery and two outfrelders Aprrl 22 the Trgers dropped a thrrller to Snohomrsh 75 Irmmy Murray was losrng prtcher wrth Alan Level agam backmg the plate Two games wrth Marysvrlle two games wrth Ar lrngton and one game wrth Snohomtsh were yet to be played TBA CK The cmder bo under the tutelage of Coach Rrchard Rowe opened the turnouts the frrst week of March They had one of the largest turnouts rn many years wrth a grand total cf 28 among whom were veterans lack Brumbaugh Bob Brrne Vrrgrl Love and Fabran Leo The frrst meet scheduled wrth Monroe and Marysvxlle at the tormers track Aprrl 4 resulted rn the frrst vrctory of the season Edmonds men took frrsts rn the pole vault hrgh hurdles 100 yard dash 220 yard dash and shot put amassrng 4612 pomts The second and thrrd meets wrth Marysvrlle and Arlmgton and Lakesrde and Snohomrsh were also won by the Trgers wrth scores of 54 and 4912 pomts respectrvely Aprrl 18 the Trgers won therr fourth meet by a handy 10 pomt lead when they emerged above Marysvrlle and Snohomxsh at Everett County and State meets are strll to be held as the Echo goes to press but rf past records wxll foretell the future well have a track squad rankrng among the best TENNIS Last year Hugh Preston playmg agarnst some of the strongest competxtron rn many years took record rn sxngles rn both county and drstrxct tournaments Thrs year at the trme of gomg to press Don Fmk and Stuart Murdock look lrke strong contenders for county double honors Tenms prospects for the 47 season were rated next to nothrng as Coach George F Hatch greeted the lone parr of returnrng lettermen Don Fmk and Stuart Murdock Regardless turnouts were held rn the gym three trmes weekly from March 12 untrl favorable weather allowed mrgratron to the outsrde courts By that trme membershxp rn the rackets had grown to snr where rt stood ior the remarnder of the season The frrst meet was at Port Angeles where the EHS team defeated the penmsulars rn 14 sets One week later Apnl 14 the Trger aggregatron lost a return match wrth the same team The Trgers lost rn 18 hery sets The next meet was wrth Everett Aprrl 20 where the leadershrp of Frnk and Murdock sparked another vrctory for Edmonds Future meets wrll be Arlrngton Aprrl 29 Monroe Apr1130 Everett May 6 County Meet at Everett May 10 Drstrrct Meet at Bellrngham May 13 The Trger netmen have been rated as one of the best rn the county 1541 1 .A rr 1 4 1 1 1 fr nf Blum 1L1f.,h 4 P I I 1 1 J 1 1 Hxu 1 I ff 11 lin 1 INDIXIIJI an 1 M nn nu m Divx N In H 3551 al '4 IUYIX nz I1 HL 11 up 0 vm L nm Y K on ' 1' XJ ' xl' 1-- gj kj: 'J- 1 F' s'l 4 'N ' Q W1 g x fffx fx 55 fi?-ff M 'H' -W.. 5 1 ,- .51 1-'J ' l'1'1'I'I1 1'1C 1'1fR1'l '1'RXK'K R xl. 1 1,4-YI In High! 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' T , X ' 5 ' 1 1 1 1 X 1 'E ft fX, N7 'qi xxx 43 3 561 MIDDIES The f1rst major engagement of the Grrls Sports season of 1946 47 upped anchor on Tuesday Sep tember 10 1946 wtth turnouts for soccer one of the most 1nv1gorat1ng sports scheduled for the fall crutse Mrss Margaret Morgan Gtrls Sports advrser chose Margaret McMahon as chref petty off1cer of th1s sport After many shakedown cru1ses the best players were chosen to represent the1r school class wrth the jumor class wmnmg the champ1onsh1p tn thrs competrtron A and B crews were then chosen from the members of the class teams and the A team captamed by Shrrley Craft became champrons of the shrp by defeatmg the B team 2 0 Up anchor agam wrth volleyball followrng as the next major crurse of the season wxth Helen Hus wrck as bosns mate Crews were chosen 1n the same manner as those chosen for soccer The senror team was the v1ctor1ous class team when they sank the lumors 31 15 By a score of 43 22 the A team w1th Barbara Campbell as capta1n defeated the B team and was the sh1p s volleyball champ Dur1ng the mrd wrnter season basketball was spearheaded wrth a large enlrstment of g1rls enloy mg thxs popular sport Barbara Campbell was chosen manager Captarned by Evelyn Gray the sophomore team came forward and defeated the 1un1ors wrth a score of 24 12 and was declared the w1nn1ng class team Agam the A team was the shrp s champron wmnrng over the B team by a score o 1612 Baseball that favorrte sport of many was the last mayor battle on the season s cru1ses Durmg the months of Apr1l and May th1s game was the mam mterest of all grrls who enhsted rn 1t The versatrle members of the Edmonds Hrgh School tumblrng crew were Dorothy Brshop D1x1e Lee Downrng Glorra Huswrck Adella Iane Granger Helen leppesen Ioanne Lerghton Ioanne Plant 1ng T1ll1e Smeade and Bonnre Smrth They performed on var1ous school programs durrng the hrtch They entertamed the PTA the Grrls Club and drsplayed thetr smooth techmque at Sportsdays and between halves at basketball games The tumblmg crew also presented dress maneuvers 1n the Vodvrl Prng pong one of the favorrte m1nor encounters was managed by Ioyce Steadman Many plav offs were held and Txllre Smeade won as the smgles champron Track and badmrnton turnouts were also held durmg the year Margaret McMahon Betty Thomson T1ll1e Smeade Pat Whalley and Rrta Yost comprlsed the Edmonds Hrgh School glrls tenms team These g1rls played ID engagements agamst other schools and proved themselves very capable w1th the racquet Dur1ng the year a large number of the grrls of Edmonds Hrgh School attended the var1ous Sports days held 1n Snohomrsh County The schools wh1ch part1c1pated rn the Sportsdays were Arhngton Darr1ngton Lake Stevens Marysvrlle Monroe Snohom1sh Tw1n C1t1es and Edmonds The school at wh1ch the Sportsday IS held plans an mterestmg all day program featur1ng competrtrons rn the sport that IS berng hrghlrghted for the day Thrs year the speedball Sportsday was held at Marysvrlle and three Edmonds grrls Shrrley Craft Adella lane Granger and Barbara Hardman were chosen for the All star team The Monroe Letterwomen were the hostesses at the Volleyball Sportsday and Sno homrsh was the scene of the basketball Sportsday A great honor was bestowed upon Edmonds and upon Shrrley Craft at the Snohom1sh Sportsday At th1s event Mrss Morgan presented Shrrley w1th the frfth grrls sports award the ball and cha1n MANAGERS Left to Rrght Mary Usrtalo Margaret McMahon Mary Lou Iones Dorothy Stadler Pat Peterson Shrrley Craft Ioyce Stead man Ioanne Vorers Barbara Campbell Helen Huswrck Helen Ieppesen TOP CENTER Mrss Margaret Morgan Coach ALL STAR Lett to Rrght Adella lane Granger Barbara Hardman Pat Peterson Margaret McMahon Shrrley Craft Ioyce Plumb SOCCER How 1 Left to Rrght Dtxre Lee Downmg Margaret McMahon Row 2 Barbara Hardman Drusrlla Thompson Lorna Wrlcox Shrrley Stramer Ioanre Vorers Shxrley Craft Glorra Srefert Ioanne Letghton Rose Mane Nosky PING PONG BADMINTON TENNIS Left to Rrght Rrta Yost Betty Thomson Margaret McMahon Trllre Smeade Ioyce Steadman Pat Whalley BASKETBALL Left to Rrght Rrta Yost Shxrley Stamer Barbara Hardman Slurley Craft Pat Peterson Drxre Dowmng BASEBALL Row l Left to Rrght Carol Wrllrams Audrey Trrpp Terry Proctor Row 2 Betty Thomson Darlene Enkson Mary Margaret Young Ann Fessenden Vrola Sund Ioyce Steadman Cormne Powers VOLLEYBALL Row 1 Left to Rrght Mary Ann Lund Helen Huswrck Barbara Campbell Row 2 Barbara Hardman Mary Garner Dorothy Stadler Adella lane Granger Mary Margaret Young Ioyce Marston Shrrley Craft Lrllran Wolf TUMBLING TEAM Row 1 Lett to Rrght Ioanne Vorers Helen Jeppesen Dorothy Bxshop Cormne Palmer Row 2 Adella lane Granger Ioanne Lerghton Ioanne Plantmg Row 3 Dtxre Dowmng Bonme Smrth 1571 . . . 1 . I . 1 1 1 . . . 1 1 . . - 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 ' - -1 ' . 1 1 . 1 - 1 ' - ' 1 - - - 1 11 11 1 1 - . I . . . , 1 1 . . 1 . . 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' , . . . . 1 . . . . . .1 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 . . 1 . . . . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 11 11 . . . . . . 1 1, . 1, 1 1 - 1- . 1 1 1 1 A 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 l. The Tiqer lineup. 2. Feet! 3. Caught napping . . . Druscilla Thomp s o n, Delores Brooks, Betty Thomson. 4. Where are you go' inq? . , . Ann Fes- senden. 5. Slightly windblown . . . Iohnny Thompson. Barbara Hardman. 6. A mood of inspira- tion . . . Ioan Apland Miss Keller, Ioy Bob- inson, Don Carlson, Bob Carlson. 7. The Three Musketeers . , . Dick Iackson, Iim Murray, Iim Hute chinson. B. Those Edmonds pare ties don't you be- lieve it? . , , Theresa Nehl, Louie Ecken- rule, limmie Barrick- low, K e i t h Lucker. Bob Ecklgrnd, l r e n e Smith, Keith Iefferts. Roberta Smith. 9. Eager Equestriennes . . . Beverly Hammond, Delores Hendricks. 10. Heads down ju st Denby trying to show oft. ll, Teachers are human, too .... Miss Mc- Fadden. 12. Better duck' . Gloria Seifert. l3, Feminine First Class Seamen Anne Fes- senden, Helen Birk- land, Elsie Carlstedt Mary Anne Lund, Bare bara Hardman, Flor- ence Flick. 14. Looks like they're all hungry 51111111111 ACKNOWLEDGMENT The photography in the 1947 Echo was done by The Reynolds Studio of Edmonds. 2222222242322 .FPA af. .az-2 , . xg f, Sv. .y dew ' N effi at Gram V-View 1 wwf' s '- A1 s-1 S mile s Roberta Meneiee. FIGHT TEAM FIGHT! The E.H.S. basketball team. The Home Stretch lack Brumbauqh. Third place winner in the Photo Contest. lack Brumbaugh. Going up Maggie Olds. We work so hard at E.H.S. Barbara Hard- man, Smorqie beating Mary Lee Scace. Ioyce Plumb. Count to ten, Stadler Dorothy Stadler, 'Twas the week before Christmas Miss Cow- ley's room. Sand Fleas and Bath- ing Beauties. tWhat did you eat, Berta?l They're still after that ball Encore, E.H.S. basketball team. One Two Three - Kick! Pat Howlett. Iohn Meyer Carl Cal- lahan, Bernard Iarvis. First place winner in the Photo Contest. Virgil Love. At least someone is working- Ethel Greaves. Our bashful Student Body Prexy 7 Helen Ieppesen, Iim Harris. Pat Fessenden. All dressed up for a winter carnival Til- lie Smeade. CNo one knew the other per- son's name.t Second place winner in the Photo Contest. Tillie Smeade. :i'5CiS.'Z1':iG ,:'.'5C ACKNOWLEDGMENT All engravings in the production of The Ech o were made by the Artcrait CLASS WILL We the Senror Class of 47 do hereby bequeath the followrng valuable cargo to these mem bers of our school hopmg that they w1ll succeed as we have to the IUDIOIS we leave our ab1l1ty to wander the halls wxthout passes To Sophomores we bequeath our stud1ous hab1ts and to the Freshmen we leave three more years of hard work PQ si CLASS PROPHECY Ten years have passed smce Old Salts anchored 1n Commencement Bay and they are now scattered far and w1de Ixm Harr1s Presrdent of the Un1ted States recently conducted a world wrde 1nvest1gat1on from the decks of Paul Burtons cru1ser EHS to dlscover and record the ac comphshments of the 47 graduates The followmg are notes comprled by the Secretary of State Stuart Murdock Sh1rley Craft presrdent of the Washrngton Wash Womans Club Ioanne Vorers Lo1s Gray and Elsre McKean are nurses Dale Baker Pxckett Chamberlarn Neal Duett and Ralph Ruffalo own the You Brmg um We Wreckup Auto Reparr Ioy Anderson and Glona Hayes are m1ss1onar1es Luc1lle Sampsell star on Broadway Bob Edwards has lust completed h1s th1rd tr1p to the moon and Phylhs Carrol desrgns clothes Flyrng across Edmonds rn Doug Danrel s hel1copter we saw these brrght neon srgns McMah1ll s Gas Bronsons Camera Shoppe Menefees Floppy Flowers Schultz Dental Rental Fmks Home of the Grandsons Sh1ll1ng s and Perfers Farm Mach1nery Factory and Phelps Laundry Safe on land we d1scovered Russ Bruner a canteen chaperone watchtng the w1ld offspnng of Helen Iep pesen Maggre Olds Wmona Warner Delores Rasmussen Verna Beardslee V1v1an Conley Betty Denby and Ioyce Plumb Mary Lee Scace Pat Peterson Mary Lou Dunn and Edwtn Hrllrer respectrvely teach muslc grrls sports Enghsh and FFA at the hrgh school Mary Lou Iones owns a commercral art studro w1th Lynne Wrrght as her leadmg art1st Iohnme Dontos IS rn charge of h1s father s flour1sh 1ng buslness L1ll1an Wolf has the Lonely Hearts Agency Bernard Iarvrs theater IS showrng Rose Connots musrcal h1t Do Re Me wrth Barbara Campbell concert sxnger Dorothy Stadler the hero 1ne Franklyn Moshler the hero Boyd Brgelow the trumpet playxng band leader and Tommy Marcy at the drums Mary Margaret Young and Bobb1e Danrels coedrt the magazme Sneak Sylvra Rustad IS head of 1ts c1rculat1on and Herb Harnes IS the star reporter and Ol1ver Cole poses for he man p1ctures Alan Level and lack Errckson are football coaches Pete Hoff LeRoy Iohnson Bob Lerghton and Warren Lrttle who are takrng bows are top pro football heros Gordon Hellenqa Bxll Prtts and Bob Qumge play for the Ra1n1ers lack Brumbaugh and Fabran Leo are hlkxng around the world wh1le Doug Caldart puts around the country rn h1s plast1c automob1le Mae Murray An1ta Trng leff and Laura Roff are stenographers Ioyce Marston IS a secretary to the m1ll1ona1rebus1ness man Iames Demrng Harry Warren supports hrs fam1ly w1th hrs cleanrng estabhshment Dan Protteau and Don Steadman have a skr shop Bob Floodeen desrgns cars Colleen Hogan IS an authorxty on the Ph1l1pp1nes and Oscar Nelson teaches tumbllng Patty Fessenden ra1ses Arab1an horses hrgh 1n the ROCk1eS Dons Nelson and Erlene Parker own an el1te dress shop Carl Broman has the local grocery Mame Carlson owns the worlds messrest car R1ch Chrttenden and Gordy lrvme are Forest Rangers Annette Arnold was re cently chosen the natlons outstandrng housewrfe Ierry LaByer IS a publ1c speaker Evelyn Wh1t latch roller skatlng champ Iames Iulrus rs a world traveler and Dorothy Hrrschberg an art1st Sammre Goodhope now owns the Edmonds Bakery and Mary G1ll1s IS a famous noveltst thus read the notes Class of '47 Wrtnessed by Patty Fessenden f601 . 1 . 1 1 - , . 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