Edmonds High School - Echo Yearbook (Edmonds, WA)

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.L rs- Ml flghtmg Trgers to vlctory They were Sandy Ferguson Mary Lren Arlene Johnson and Ronda Hlldebrand L! V! At football and basketball games Edmonds loyal songleaders were always present to encourage the S al stu ent groups contributed both behind the s nes and ID the llmellght to add color and Interest to Edmonds athletic program These included the Athletlc Promotuon Commlttee shown below at the rrght the Songleaders shown above and the Twlrlers shown be low at the left Carrymg out the dutres of onnouncmg at home football and basketball games, publrshrng game programs and press books and phoning scores of the games to the local newspapers were dutles of the Ath letlc Promotlon Commlttee The Songleaders appeared Sparklnng In gold sequlned bunny fur unuforms the Twnrlers appeared at the football ln lavender wesknts pleated sklrts and white blouses dur mg football season For basketball season they wore blouses Instead of sweaters The Songleaders and Cheer leaders attended the annual cheerleading conference held In Mount Vernon Four splrlted Twnrlers, each of whom made her own uniform marched wrth the band at half times durrng football season entertarnrng Tlger fans wrth therr clever routunes Thelr appearances gave a more pro fessuonal atmosphere to the entertainment presented by the band The members of A P C were Dave Martln Ray Irvine Bob f f Il smnh and Sunde Roshol' In the r J gslsmlgarrell Greer advertlsrng maanger or the ootba pro IISIHNU vs ! e . I . . . I . I . - , . . . I . I . I f I ' ' 1 I ' I I - ' A ' ' ' . ' 1 . V . ' . l . I. I N t . I game halftimes. Pictured below are Grnger Holt, un frontg and Sharon DeVos, Anna Vx Lewls' Bruce Boker' Dole Sllqn' and Gary Smllll O plduled I I - V rl l ' . I y' . , A I . .P nl l' l - V c .' X , I , K K. ' , A , ar 0,

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WN Three boys pqrfrqyed Benny Bengal durlng 1957 58 Members ofthe Tlger Pep Band shown above were Barbo Kulle Fletcher DeLap Phu! Turrell Carolyn McAnulty Tom Valeson Ed Clark George LeMuer Bev Patterson Mar gery Van Houten Roy Eruckson Gary Rogers Delores Relley Ray Nuver Buzz Olson Bob Prrest Tom Mobley Jam Stalker Dianne Scott Everett Gutschmrdt Wendell Phrlllps and Jack Thompson They were Mel Knutson Tom Dodds and Ed Clark L-,,g ,Af q4llvgx.,!L- wk K L Some schools have dog shows and others have cat shows but not Edmonds HI h,v,.,j,,-L 'X LM L School We had a Tiger show Sponsored by the Wireless, the show was held during cd I f RMU al time at a home basketball game played the evenrng of Valentine Day Two sux ' L1 L' foot tables were filled wlthout an Inch to spare with a drsplay of stuffed tigers that X L L 'S A Tfv were entered In the contest Varrous categorles of ludgrng were set up as In a dogx-A show Benny Bengal, who acted as ludge presented Sandra Ferguson, owner ofthe Tie i QA QA-,L best all around tlger with a blue rrbbon and a most appropriately entitled record LCUQL J Come On Tiger Gave Me A Growl Addlng to the spurut of the Tiger Show was the Ts' +R X0 k..U-LE'-fr Edmonds Pep Band directed by Mr Allvertr playung such songs as Tiger Rag GJ-U1 VQAM 4,Lu4,4.fUf An enthuslastlc cheerleadlng squad backed the Edmonds Tlgers wuth an exuberant dlsplay of school splrut Drsplaylng these qualltles were Brrdget Hanley Judy Goodrich Sharon Mouldey and Judy Holfeldt ,paw-wr-w U.,--2 Ueffia La CQ 5 9.111 L. N 23 'fkcu 1. v - 1 , if H. -is-1 - , ' 1 A .5 E' ., 1, A V Mb., . ' . ' ' ' B I.. -l -, . f Vclfl AV,- h f-. . . . . - K vp 'Q Ak V A I' 4 4' I . . . . . . , ,JL ,Mfg 1 ge D -E . , V r 4 ' V V lu- lt , ' ,H - - ' - , H .M A 3 ug- .:, V .,,L,l,,Q,eAfr-f' ' , -T T L V ,-.Mi , wi- 4. . . . . , . ' -'- V. . 1. . . .. . I . I D A in ICLJL' fir . r I 'E I 1 a T ' till, T , T ' ' A , W- I 1 . 4 ' -4 n , U h A l .