Edmonds High School - Echo Yearbook (Edmonds, WA)

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A warm mellow atmosphere descended over the old hugh school gym as the T957 Homecoming celebration got un derway brmgung pleasant memorles to the many alumni teachers and students who attended The band and Pep Club had planned to march at the game but due to bad weather called off thelr appearance The game was a thrull er but slughtly dlsappolntung to the Tiger fans who saw theur team lose to Sedro Woolley 7 6 The Letterwomen 26 neophyte mltlatuon was a hnghllght of the dance The neo phytes led a cheer and did other little royal chores through out the evening along with provldnng as part of the unter mlssnon entertamment a war dance Other entertaunment un cluded a trlo composed of Irene Clark Brndget Hanley and Sharon Smith who sang a number of selections The musnc for Homecomlng was furnished by the Gene Autkens dance bonds I ' , . 'H , .,,, , . NJ Q . 5 . . It ' X X 1'- .. ! 'la A , it Y ' - r 'T ' 3 I -' 3 . '-mv ' . :I , 4 c H 1 ' T I 1 l I ' 1 ' I ' - 1 1 I I - ' , - 1 1 1 ' - .

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ala New horuzons brought new adventures for the Bengal Club mem bers who came to the new school brught eyed and bushy tauled ready to perform theur dutues As good Tigers who serve theur school fauthfully Bengals on paddle squad went to work at the football games at the old hugh school and at the basketball games un the new gym The Bengals on hall patrol found themselves wuthout halls but went rught to work as locker patrols which proved as much work as patrolling the halls Membershup un Bengals us awarded to hall patrol and paddle squads who guve much tume to dutues for their school The Edmonds Hugh School constututuon states that Bengals are lumuted to twenty fuve mem bers and, by the begunnung of the second semester, they had a full membershup Doung an outstandung uob as presudent for the furst semester was treasurer was John Magnuson The second semester offucers were Duck Rusk presudent Roger Johnson vuce presudent, and Dave Hop kms, secretary treasurer Standung at the left us Pep Club s presudent Bev Peacha Bengal s members were back row John Dudley Charles Randall Craug Knowlton Fred Frederuckson John Magnuson Muke Neff and Dennus Lammers front row Jerry Ballard Phul Jenkuns Pat Arnum Tom Dodds Jack Eschruch and Phul Turrell Not puctured were Everett Costa Duck Ruck Ward Phullups Bull Ferns Bob Potteuger John McGraw Alvun Randall Bob Lewus and Roger Johnson l Q 1 ' ' I 1 I ' I I Fred Frederickson. Vice-president was Roger Johnson, and secretary- . I . i I . - . - 7 1 1 . D h 1 I I. 1 I , , , . , .

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X, V 'X f. l . , , fc X If X, l A ,, V V .3 I. ,Z fx 55? 4 4 ff' 5 Nh fl ..- Princess Shawn ess Judy Queen Bev 'J' 4-' ,f J fir. r H ,if 44 Donna lrby, upper left hand corher, served as the general chairman of Homecoming, which is sponsored annually by Letterwomen. Donna was assisted by co-chairmen Melody Testar, bandstand, Janis Hedlund, band, Georgia Purton, ceiling, Jean Phillips, decorations, Claire Eckart, neophytes, Linda Coates, programs, Karen Rousseau, publicity, Rose Wallace, punch, Sandy Ferguson, tickets, Sherry Marlin, throne, Karen Silver, invitations. Decorations at Homecom- ing consisted of an attractive mural featuring two Indians on a background of mountains and an impressive sunset. Small cut-out Tigers on the walls contained the names of the football players. 1 U F ,xxx 6' 5 , K r'