Edmonds High School - Echo Yearbook (Edmonds, WA)

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Robion Kirby Shirley Graham Rusty Wailes Carol Clouston . . . to the students shown here, leaders all, who early found the right per- spective and applied it successfully to their school lives. The Ball and Chain winners in Letterwomen, May Queen Bobbe Fay, Future Farmer Frank Swan- son—these and others caught sight, if only for a moment, of that distant star we all hope some day to find. They also pointed the way for others in search of a perspective. Scholastically, they were led by the Top Ten shown above. Robion Kirby was Valedictorian, Shirley Graham was Salutatoriam Donna Cline, also in the Top Ten, is not piclured. BELOW: Quill and Scroll, with Mr. Selvidge as ad- visor, haa ten members at press time with one more initiation scheduled for late May. The '54 officers were Marilyn Bruce, president; Arlene Harris, vice-president; Carol Clouston, secretary, and Shirley Graham, treasurer. Marilyn Bruce Carol Clouston Shirley Graham Faith Lawson Blair Nelson Carole Rowalt a Arlene Harris Barbara Hildebrand Emilie Beaudreau Liz Kirby

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. the moments in between.

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Ruby Wilson uuy WII5UII Lynne Housel - Marilyn Bruce Eleanor Noah Nona Schroeder Frank Swanson Patty Griffith y Debate Award Winner The senior who contrib- uted most to student pub- lications was Marilyn Bruce, whose three years on the Echo staff won her the fourth annual Star Award. The eleven students who, as a team, led the state in the Hearst American History Contest were — FRONT ROW: Harry Robinson, Pete Roe, Mary Mid- dleton, Allen Pilgrim, Dale Gillis, Ray Swanson. BACK ROW: John McAnulty, Rusty Wailes, Blair Nelson, Mr. Smith, Ron Stutz, John Collins.