,, , KAW lfflwwwxi 65+ IVY obfli E fffff21?T WW fin MMMQ. MWL, 7we4f.Ed f,,2,,4 X !ZI nn- f-' CPUWK'-3 v WWW 1, 5 . V4,,,:' ' 11-rfb W. , N, .,, 4,. . M W 'f . 3 ' ' 1 . xfffg , . , gf: 5 ' ' 4 - A , 1 --1 1? fm- , T,-' ,M 51: Av , , , 1 ' L JR . ' ' W. 1 1 W f igsJ'if'l,Ni xx. ,ij 'b A , , ' . - 1 V A L ,LA 14 1 wi.. 2 K' A .K . 51 Q 3 ' ' K -I I A 1 I .0 , A, . , 5.3..'f,g. ,gift , cl , , , 9 Q, 2 1 ' ,y 4 4 Q, 'M Q.aww n 21 1 - , 1 . ' five- H f ,v 'i , - . ' ' w . L - ' ' J ' V 'f 1 1WT'f' Y u . ,V ., :?'f,4A .QS'2Zf,.. -way-'N X , ,fa Se pf 5 , P b Q P, 51 KP f Q A I iv q Q fffff Q1 5 A oa.fm,afvoVu fhw 'J WN wD1ffwLNfl-afbflb A'MWMff WM UQWCJQNW 065, MX 5 . f I' . J p WM if fwmcfna U wwf! M 13 Ky W VW' W vw QM KB X EKWWLFQ ph M . PM W ,gp 65 NJWJWM' , GV' 6- mmgffffvf i , UA, C7-ou ffwwMQ3, 2f Mr l www , MRA 0134614 iii? WW gm , m, , MQW Ufduusgmf lxLL4Dlm,1, W 6 4 STCMQUQXMO cb jd! wif! ,W5'f MW 53,9 W' 4 ' 'X 1 M 1 3 , , if by g si ' - . X , q , , V A b .L V U .x , gg 3 3 353 vwfi 5 5 Y Q55 WQES , ' 35335355 3535355 3 Q an Sggigigsm x O We Present 3 f r ke.: ,, f . ,g'1f,5',fg. f '-W7 ' V gg? 1: A.: , -fb' ii , , IV, , V 1 ' f Hip., Q 'W ' ' ' fi 5 , 7 - f f - 1' vvwf ,E Y 1, 1 a i V - E14 1 ' ' Q f 3, ,4f-1:' 4 .3 fm-ff' ' 3 'w wii V ,,, 1 'W ' ' ,:5,,g,' , A lf X , K' 1 'qfawflwf ' 'HY 1 fi , 1 ' V ' 'm -1 f ,f ,-K' f 1 I 'L+ ' ,,f ' . ,V , H . . f f,7,'ffI'uf-f , w 1 ' t gfglg..V!'f?Wl-iiffjf ' N ' f V ly ' , , K ,'??ff?5227fw'LQek,iii as 0 ,' A ,QQUHI sg' 4 'T ,Y :gf 'fu 'fwa ' AM X '15 ,QT , ,. ,XJ . W ,-Q 3.-,mv mmf, , :Jn -X ' fm- f 1 X. KK .QQQ3 - . h V N Kfxal K K K ., ff fx L .K ff M' f- X - -. -- X X4 -'-' My 'WX K KK K - X X NJ, X- 5 - K K A X ,xg X W K ,X XA-X ,XX .b ,X XI,-Q X - f I N X . Q X f L 7 E mls -ff: HP- 1 le st f P 5- -L-k X X - wg. X y .K KK X if KX!XXXX5gf,w- F X I fx' X K K V X X K WX, X X , ww -42:w xK , , 5 Q ' - rwxZf':3 :Q:2i?f-'H :.4s.Xe4f. ' ,Vw l S.: A XX X pig?-:Qg.g5fy:i yr X fxavy, 5 Y X KKIMVQQQQT ,gif A 46-Jw. ' pf 3 , ff v Xy 2 , . -1, .Xf,.Ks.X N 1 Xv I'4? X K 54W-, 5 '- ,5,,, X. x X? X 4 f A X - If XK. Xe, 1 .K ' 1, '.-- KKKK www '-je: J iff- ..f. -X , , Wiz? 'Ji 13Xaf :,f -A if? 1 ffa -fi xy?-A5,,XXXv QXKK. A? l Y 2.3 JW J ' .um QX K Q 1 Y ...wjf KX ' Xi! f1X IK rf K W - :X X A .X Vg fp. , I Q' XM gf X 'u b 1 'haf , ' 9 5, Q ll 939-fl ami' X 'S Rv ' f K kv Wm! -V 11119, IIC Ka' , in . Q' Q ,xg Q,-.ALQMA1 A ,W ,-AK. ,' MK, KK - WM. , ,M KZ. K r' rj , 4,-4 3fff'44w,f-gag ,,,. 1-Q -N-W-VX .Q.. ,JfK4X...g Ll -35 3 5 gg if X , ff X , , - :XXI ,X X X X,. V V M - . - '. Q H X 2 X- si 15 ,gf 8 J 4 -, ' Ml 'X 'PffX,w:3.,mf'f-'Z if X, X ,A I ,pw f!,iKfj,,54 3. if K, ' WA - W T f,.' X15 Xf xl ' ii X' iff v 1' , 'ff X1 fra' --.. Ch' Q' mi X, , ,K X , , -pf, , k U- - wav' A . Sedan! - y . . , 1 ' , N , h i , w f x 5 , ,V , , , X H 1 , rm . ,ugsjgisz ,I Y' if 1 . Wi,-f f-,f f, ,qw ,,,, V N a,.z,f-zwfi' y,'3,gQ f pfrff f 4,241 A 3347, ' 3 , If , , 1712'wfi:7?fQz,Zg'j , f V V , www, f 1,7 f ,fp V - , , ,fvwwgfffl f x ' M f, A f..,,,Q'z'5 A,,w',fi.y,7,,4' , ww Mfg , H f' ' -N P f ,VMWQ ,X w-'54 '24 .0-K,,f,,,ff?QLg 57 ,,,, I N X N , w . , W-' , fx, gg-11 it -', Benny Bengal, with trusty pen in hand, recorded the memorable Tiger Tales of 1959-60. He poked his whiskered nose into many places to gather these tales to pass on to you. His pen could flow on unceasingly about various tunc- tions ot school life. Benny has recorded the activities in this book - the activities he thought you would most want to remember. 4 ii . uf ,-,ff f ,c , ,Q rf-17 -Vi Qhfi 2741 , if 1 Y , X X f' ' ' 'wg 'nv 4' gf., Jaw., 4 ff f . i, 1 1 I , , 5 f' X ' 'K ' K3 In wb? 3f..,f , Lf-'X 4, g, gf AJ f' J '- Cf' 'f'ffx - XJ- in-f 1 Q -x I I N Jef! ' , W' ' ' 111 A gm, I., ,V A, W x p .- , 6 'K 1 'X .ff n ff , f 44 1' ll Q. 4-J 1 45' ' I ' 1 4 X ff if JJ, ., I f N X . r , N., 4 ,,. i a 'gud 5 'i , 1 s T1ger Tales Told September 8 - School convened - Record 1700 hits the books. 18 - Football - Lake Washington squeezed by. 18 - Big and Little Sister Banquet - Food, Food, Food! October 24 - Tolo - Bali Ha'i -the waves roared. November 20 - All School Play - My Three Angels - - - Angels? 25 - Torch Initiation - and the candles burned. December 11 - Midwinter Concert - Ye Olde Christmas Spirit. 23 - Christmas Assembly - and Santa's come and gone. JUHUGVY 29 - Pop Concert 4 Jazz man! FebFU0l'Y 27 - Junior Prom - Venus was in her splendor. MC1fCl'I 4 - All School Play - Ten Little lndians - - - or was it nine? 18 - Vodvil - that's talent!?! April 23 - Senior Ball - busses, anyone? MOY 2-6 - Sunshine Week - True personalities bloom! 6 - Mother-Daughter Tea - Crumpets, too? 13 - Spring Music Concert- tweet, tweet! June 9 - School closes - free for all. 1 1 1' . . Q CD2 V-NLQAJ5 A C' LVM 0 ' ,JAM 1 A 1 fufb QQJU Coram QQ XULMCQQ f 1, 'Lf 2 A B sis 1... . if . ,,,,.1...,..? ,Q ,f ry,- 7-. c . ii , .Y g,, if 4: 19 . ,, . .A 'Q- ygi , Q Mw,,M, W ,M WWMfWMif5ffQ w,VjwM M, fffiivwfz H . 31, 3 .A , , 1,-mf . 1 54 . 1 , ed A 1 b .H 1- ' . - Q. . 4 4 : , . 5' 1 V 5 ' fi vi- W ky, is, WMS- . 5 b iffy '55, . Qs... 'in-L-, . ,- N- Aa, . gf af - . A 1 Q4 ,- V, - ,. , , 7 '.'f'-F. ,fiffm f 5 'ij 'gg gg, A ,5S , id ea 1 Sg t. - M I fa ,Q 2 1 ,m g , F3691 in k X, ,-1 My -'fi'-H ,QW . W,fj5,W '- ,QI 5? yi I ll w 1 K . 2'-' fn N 1 7: ,iii l I f my paw, W, - ' 1 I gpgf 4 . I VA HEY I 3 X ,pw X P , ' 'xg . yyh fl ' X w 3 , ' 1 y, P fv gf , Svifiyi f X, ,Wi ' ' f' K f 'ffnwez 'Y Qifiif ' 2 Lili' 1- 'W qi 'ff I-, , -5 4 NM WM A ff 5 1 , Q ff- fn. V iv 2' 4, , r, J' Q-, if Q ,. 1 f 5- ,V ,E L, l , ' s 3 1' 'z 4 . J Q , y , ,E 4 , 'LW 'SS , , PZ,-f S - 4 L4h, 'Q 'ff' V .KW 'sf ' W wwf ff' 1 46 1 m,Z'fff,, f 6 ffw WM H1 ' f f ' fp ' f f Q Q. Z I ,. I f-amwz, A Q. Wig, f ,I ' ' , 7','f'f ,gx Lori Graham above general chairman of all phases of The hardworking committee chairmen plcfured above were the dance supervised The work of fhe varlous commmees from left fo rlghi STANDING Carol McKinley Sally Maffhewson nv rd, 'UN' it C fa 'I , .,g,'fQ,f?s' -i'f!u sr. 'rl' d 5- '- qi' .. N I ali a'i Sees Record Attendance More than two hundred and fifty couples attended the 1959 Girls' Club Tolo, making it the largest in the history of Edmonds High. Elaborate tropical decorations of Bali Ha'i enhanced an atmosphere of the South Sea Islands. The Cafetorium was set in a festive island mood with palm trees, tropical plants, and a mountain backdrop casting a lavender hue on the dance band. A main height of interest was a pond stocked with goldfish and floating orchids. The Social Center's decorations contributed to the theme with a grass hut, tropical birds, and nets draped from the ceiling. Many fascinated couples were found gazing at the colorful goldfish and the delicate float- ing orchids in the tropical pond. At right are Kaye Bailey, Mary McGibbon, Sharon Charles, Carole Jenkins, Mary Cackrum, and Betty Brant decorating the pond for the dance. 9 .'e D '1 3 g T nf 'wigs gfvml bb- E. I -if nv ' X ' .. C f 1 , 'l4 - QQ36' Once a tease always a tease described our mascot, Benny Bengal, fee. tiger to a Displaying iust one of their many routines were the cheer leaders ileft to rightl Kaye Bailey, Paul Leger, Walt Sherstad, and Cathy Schumacher. Pepsters Stir School Swaying grandstands and sagging bleachers were the indication of iubilant school spirit this year. Thrills, tension and excitement succeeded in raising the roof during the games. The cheer leaders, in their zesty outhts, were always bubbling over with vim and vigor. They were frequently being teased by our tiger mascot, Benny Bengal and his mis- chievous tiger cousin, Barney. Last but not least, were those unforgettable cute legs that belong to our peppy song leaders as they sang and danced their way into the hearts of all Edmonds High School. X . .. ... . . . -A . , . ,T,4,.-.T , is ,E , ' 1 Z ,f t , -4 ef- 2 T - . . K . Fm 5 F 9. I g K-3' of q JA X . if V I qi.: 33 5' V. ,V 132, Q. ..... . zz.: .,., A 4 34, ff, ll 1 f N . ' ' .'., g t g, f n: V V A X gtg. il A 1 1-535 V 1' 52- . ' 'w ' ' .' l f' T' I X I I Q 5 ' ' if ff' ' I y by .,..,. X , , 9, I Q .ykr ff ., , LL, 1 X, V, -s ,T-,.. , ,I 4 I, . , . 4 , M IV W I T V , A y sts T T A A y so s ..... si -. 'T lst ie' if . fsi' p'i7f T e's. T A, - B-------M A LT rc it , ,... , T . T it ft. . ,T -' .,, Qggl... , . N ,.,.......- WW' 7 ' Mc.. XT .,'I, T2 , - 5 D , ,Lf .,..-.-- -5,-M , W... .MW - g TT -Tm f Q , if' f.:f-:-- w1iu ..- l -, A A' A ',, ' file T iT T rf f TV' iT3f7'1ffWfffww,, W X n 5 .,,, '22, T ' 10 Capfivifing a basketball as they captivated E.H.S, were The song leaders, lleff fo rightl Sheryl Ramsfead, Karen Charles, Francine Soady, and Sharon Charles. Spirit 11 Trying to keep up with the song and cheer leaders were the mem- bers of the pep band, who made as much noise as The students them- selves did at the games, 7 . 0 Ov Egfr? i John Howell, Guard L f. 35 N7-vi ft E Sk A x 7 W 7 'x M 3 I rx, ws- --eg A .- xg! Ernie Galante, End All-Northwest League fffgfiffs' if A 'il ww? Q ' la 2 W 1 X Y! E . ' g L L, .L if 1 Q Bob Lund, Tackle Rick Clothier, Guard 15... 1 49 I. ll A - fi iii? .. if rf, at W , -lm . ' L in , w :fp ee1e ' Qt 1 J it , it ' 4' W . A I ' 1 L , 4' H V l , in .?r I , 1 L t L' Larry Langlois, End if f irer . A M' fn , If ,, , 'Q , Jerry Steiner, Back VYV' fi 524,41 inf -I A 7, L fII':Q 3w ff4f f: 7. ww M51 ,n f Mgr-N , 4. ' ' , , , 7 ' , . , ' , L -ffl ,fffg ' I f,rrr ll I , A it it ' ' ' HP .5923 2, L irii L J L yffpgzg I I tr w , z ' mx I Vi , MA- ' Larry Potter, Center 1 333 i sw Q y FOOTBALL 59 - The Tigers finished their final season in North- A i:V h Egg west League competition in a co-championship with pre-season is iii j f T favorites, the Mount Vernon Bulldogs. bg .,, , y - y ' gy -lock Brennan, Bock ln an early non-league bout, the Tigers scared their neigh- borhood rival, Shoreline, but had to concede the annual y ,T game to the powerful Spartans, 12-6. In another outstanding effort against Marysville, the A Tigers finished out their Northwest play with a 48-O g tt t L f t, L ii, y N Win- ' B ,. Outstanding player awards were presented to ':' three Tiger ballplayers. Fred Shull, Edmonds cap- tain, took three awards, Best Tackler, Honorary Captain, and Inspirational Player. Rick Clothier was chosen Mr. Hustle. Best Blocker was awarded to .loe Wagner. Six Tiger gridders made the All-North- west football team this year. Fred Shull L was chosen from Northwest League half- back, Ernie Galante, end, and Tim McAllister center Chosen for the second team were Joe Wagner, guard Harlan Patterson, tackle and Mike Whales, quarterback Fourteen seniors lettered in their last Mike Cunningham, Rick Clothier, Ernie Ga- lante, John Howell, Larry Langlois, Hugh Lee, Bob Lund, Larry Potter, Fred Shull, Jerry Steiner, Jerry Still, Joe Wagner and John Williams. For the T960 season, Edmonds will be go- ing into the Seattle city league along with two other new entrants, Shoreline' and lngraham. In the Seattle League, the Tigers will be up against such formidable competition as Lincoln, Ballard, and Roosevelt high schools. ' ,f: 6'16 . ',, year at EHS. They were, .lack Brennan, ' L K, ' 1 7 ' ,r,y Q? 5 .W 5 5 gg 5 ig , E Z Fred Shull, Back All-Northwest League fix! , f . 5 A f,g?fw kwa ,, k..V M ., , V Q L 4. Aw WM- V ,. ,gi ,ff 0 41 Bmw. .f , ef- . 4. ,, t t, ,t if 11. Zi' sEw+...s v .f' f flfiff ,1 , Ken Cunningham, End ,W ,,,,,,, .,.,. , , t,t' L 1 -. ffsi , s 1 my ,Gi Q Q 1 - wad' V x , f mee Mshl strs widows ,MW for 4 ..,. f- Q, ,, MV. I , ' if, ' fitiffl 'ff L Hugh Lee, Tackle fwfr ,Q 5 -f 1 Vai, .. if 49' ' gg 2 wig s Z X- Liv. T YQ, E lf, John Williams, Guard g yi, S. sv. Jerry Still, Back W y I .1 ,Ri rs Frank Adams 1 lorry Lindsey Dole Harless Spike Goerisch '--uf A. K. SKF' '- ' XM- ,R a A K ,f3a?,fj. 1- , Paul Martell X. -. 6 xi x i , - A S Buddy Smart Dave Thayer Sap - in Hi l.- f N -L x Y P55 f 'X Q Ai Tiger capfain, Fred Shull, was a familiar sight on the Tiger grid. Here, he carries the ball as Dale Leatherman bites the dust after helping clear Fred's path. Jim Mueller . w.,ANmqX Q E W In , ., 5 if S ,,,na-an 3 KM s A Keith Knowlton Airs . ff YI P ',, i 3 John Rowe Mike Whiles All-Northwest '4vA,A.: K , 2 nd Tea m zvi f P I s 'Q ' G V' a , 1 f 1 ,W f .v Y W ,wx yr ! Y A,...-- m Schoenirup if--,ZW A , J W1 1 Ernie Nyegaard Dale Leatherman, chosen by Coach Rowe to carry out the siafue of liberhf play during the l959 here, leaves the opposition on the ground. ff f rv ..-,, K, ff' l.1:f':f11 fly- George Anderson 1 2 -A , lf? ya .A Dale Leafherman. fleffj ' ,Qgfff l ,f gl Q L if ,, f K Q ll, -U, MZ A, , ,Ugg K. Ken Gross Bill Pofteiger 5 y llle L L, 4, el,,,l. , llel fllllll I A QL f . fl Vg 1 f 7' I. ' ,fff ' Q 'Y 4 .Q ' Q I, - uw f. fy,-,g, Q , ,ff 9 M ' jf.. Jim Wall Tiger gridder, Larry Langlois, lnumber sixl pulls away from the opposing team. Harlan Pafferson Tim Macmliste ' f r All-Northwest League e Lel Cenfef 1 f f-Q 1 ff SGOSOI1, scfviarcz, fufy.-fm :ffzaf If f:fi'Q-gl,i2,,fi-f,1E,.f5fw. 1 j 222 wwf f Jig. ,f My f, '23 7 u ' ' In wjnj L ffm , U 1 f I v , 14 1 'Z F lf! ittens Have Winning Season Vw 5,51 A husky sophomore squad, some forty strong, compiled a winning season and were impressive in the improvement shown from one game to the next. Under the tutelage of Coach Merle Blevins the Kit- tens had a winning season including victories over Shoreline, Lake Washington, Seattle Prep, and two over Snohomish. The highlight ot the season for the Kittens was their performance in the varsity game at Marysville. 7 ,.-....-rf. f- 3 ,sg-gr' , ,gg V Inserted into the game as a unit, the sophomore eleven recovered a Tomahawk fumble and marched 65 yards to score a touchdown in varsity competi- tion. At right, sophomore half- back Sam Ewing fnumber 81 was tackled after turning right end for a short gain against the Lake Washing- ton first year players. ' A ...,b,, . . v .uf s. -,uf in nf, 1 Nw In the action above, Dan Meyers Cnumber 11 in dark shirtl was about to haul in a pass from quarterback Dan Arnim against Lake Washington. Sophomore coach Merle Blevins watchs over his charges as they go through their drills. This was Coach Blevins' second year with the kittens. A council ofthe coaches at right shows them comparing notes on the practice. They are left to right head coach Rich Rowe, sophomore coach Merle Blevins, back coach Jerry Karnofski, and line coach Stu Smith. Head coach Rich Rowe instructs two of his starters Jerry Steiner, left, and .lack Brennan on the strategy for that night's game. mustang 1 il Li xi is Back coach Jerry Karnotski demon- strates the handoff to two willing sophomores, Craig Hania and Dan Meyers. A l Line coach Stu Smith talks over some blocking principles with Jim Schoen- trup, George Anderson, and Jerry Ashford. f l WMM W-, fc X I Z vii A we i.:f,QQ.,I ,' gl ,mf '41 A vit if 41 Wf ff, ' swf VJ? The Homecoming Court included, from left to right: Walt Sherstad, Princess Francine Soady, Ernie Glante, and Queen Sharon Charles. Placing the crown on the queen's head was Fred Shull, football captain. Next to Fred is Princess Laura Bergamasco, and George Anderson, Tiger Rhapsody set the theme for the i959 Homecoming Dance. Guests, surrounded by little tigers in football uniforms, danced to the enjoyable music ot the Wotchmenf' Radiant Queen Sharon Charles was escorted by Ernie Galante through the goal posts in the catetorium to her golden throne with a large purple E background. Another highlight ot the dance was the- initiation of the letterwomen neophytes. This was enjoyed by all, including the many alumni that were present. The Homecoming Dance of i959, sponsored by the letterwomen, was a great success. Serving an active month as general chairman of the 1959 Homecoming Dance was Sally Matthewson. W Q iger Rhapsod Greets Alumni Xlwr , , The lovely queen and her princesses were from left to right: Princess Laura Berga- masco, Queen Sharon Charles, and Princess Francine Saady. 19 'f 1fi2 M ijy, . rr if raw' WW' LQ xg- The three top cross country legmen were Warren Bare, Dave Brown and Mike Shouse. Bare won almost every match he participated ln. The 1959 cross country squad from left to right, BACK ROW, Coach Kirkendorfer, War- ren Bare, Ken McFarland, John Rosebaugh, Macon Ryberg, Gene Danielson, and Doug Martinson. MIDDLE ROW: Jim Rout Vernon Bare, Doug McCart, Tom Ryberg, Suther- land and Mike Shouse. KNEELING in the front, Terry Heard, Dave Brown, Ray Hatcher, Page McGee, and Larry Stanfell. A It pzgfozvje in Second Season Coach Les Kirkendorfer U K D' M rt My ' 3 O My L7 'ildl M if if In themgcond year of competition, the cross country team still showed need for more experience. With only four runners returning from the initiate cross country team, Coach Les Kirkendorfer had to work with many boys that had no previous experience. The Tiger runners won two out of their eight meets. They outran Mount Vernon 28-27 and beat Seattle Prep 40-2'I. The Northwest League Cross Country Meet at Sedro Woolley this year, ended without a winner. The course had been laid out in such a manner that no one really knew where they were going, thus nobody seemed to go in the right direction. New to Edmonds, Coach Les Kirkendorfer taught with the Language Arts department. Before he came to Edmonds, he taught at Richland. Coach Kirkendorfer has worked throughout the year to have cross country recognized as a varsity sport. Intramural Council Formed if ...- The intramural Council SEATED left to right, Ron Birum, Dave Brown, Warren Bare, Fred Goerisch, Dale Bauman, Jett McManus, Gary Spiller, Nick Uram, Gary Manchester, and Boys' Club Vice-president Fred Shull. Ron Birum, student manager of intramural basketball, is shown iuggling the necessary equipment. The Intramurals Council came into existence this year as students took over more of the responsibility of running their own intramural sports program. Each sport had a faculty supervisor and a student manager. The managers, appointed by and under the direction of the Boys' Club vice-president, Fred Shull, collectively formed the policies of the intra- mural program and made administrative decisions when necessary. Warren Bare, student manager and Mr. Kirkendorfer faculty supervisor, are shown discussing the intramural cross country l'GCe. i l l - . r-4-.,..ff v Always near to advise the Boys' Club, Mr. Aliverti was of assistance Officers of Boys' Club were Fred Shull, vice president, throughout the year. Jack Brennan, secretary-treasurer, and Bob Wise, Program chairman. Boys' 81 Girls' Clubs Busy Jerry Steiner served an active year as president of Boys' Club. l The three main social functions of the year kept the i959-60 Girls' Club continually active. The Big and Little Sister Banquet was held at the beginning of the year to acquaint sophomores with the work- ings of Girls' Club. The Tolo, sponsored by Girls' Club, was one of the largest dances of the year. The Mother-Daughter Tea was held in May, completing their activities for the year. The projects of committees such as Bulletin Board, Sunshine, Birthday, Scrapbook, and Flowers brought satisfaction and enjoyment to the students. Other activities of Girls' Club were the Good Grooming Contest and the sale of Rooter Ribbons for the varsity games. Projects to benefit the school were the main ac- tivities ofthe T959-60 Boys' Club. Under the guid- ance of Mr. Aliverti, the boys conducted the storage and distribution of lost and found articles. Another project was a committee to welcome and acquaint new boys with the school. Through assemblies, Intramurals, and activities, the Boys' Club strived to set and maintain high stand- ards for its members. - H -- MP4 1 I' s ,a-fi' wig .N it ,Q X s AX ff f 1' The 195960 president of Girls' Club, Barbara Strickland, led the Mrs. Krumbah, Girls' Club Advisor, guided the activities of the girls. girls through a year full of activities. Chairmen of the various Girls' Club committees, below, were Lori Graham, Karen Wallenberg, Roberta Kopp, Betty Zimmerman, Linda Ebersole, Pat Wilson, Margaret Below, one of the many times the extremely popular rooter ribbons were on sale. Knutsen, Sue Haggblom, Dianne Blume, Kathy Hen- drickson, Morey Priest, and Melvina Waltmire. l 'fm' Able assistants to the president were Dorothy Eastman, vice president, Kitty Medin, secretary, and Pat Messina, treas- urer. Members of the Pen Pal Club, under the supervision of Mrs. Cota their advisor, corre- sponded with teenagers all over the world. Each member shared his letters with other members of the club. Officers of the Pen Pal Club were: president, Joan Johnson, vice presi- dent, not pictured Joan McComb, treasurer, Kim Brewbaker, and secretary, Gwen Olson. ' .Jw ,wrt ' tr,' Q 2 r XX 1 1 D Secretary, Francis Joplin .R- , ' Xi, NSY 3 ,t.l ws., ?f,, N-AQI9 Ft C D- o 'D Ft T X .sd px 4:1 is ssl Q O f lx, Lf . v ' J Vice President, Sammy Ewing ' X 1. L, Y .. f K .,-f :k 5512 .. ,,, ,J 1. , i t I I Zi Treasurer Betty Zimmerman 'Lrpi QR i President, Jack Brennan is Ski Club, the largest minor club in the school, had approximately 300 members. Its activities included regular weekend ski trips to Stevens Pass, and an annual trip to Mt. Baker at the end of the season. At the season's beginning, a bake sale was held. The proceeds from this sale helped finance the Mt. Baker trip. 24 'inf The following girls sold programs throughout the season at the football games. TOP ROW, left to right, Linda Matthewson, Laura Bergaumasco, Delores Federmeyer, Carol Narveson, and Reeni Freeman. BOTTOM ROW, left to right, Yvonne Lambeth, Linda Parry, Helen Giza, Becki Moen, and Joyce Summers. rganizations These girls sold tickets at football games and various other pro- grams. TOP ROW, left to right, Doris Bryant, Lonna Dolphin, Pat Porter, Sue Collins, Kitty Medin, Ann Sanders, Gretchen Hoyt, Mariean Martinson, Sandy Goodhope, and Charlotte Pe- terson. BOTTOM ROW, left to right, Judy Smith, Sally Matthew- son, Mary Cockrum, Carol Jenkins, Linda Matthewson, and Diane Blume. Not pictured, Mr. Hollingshead, their advisor. er M TJ 3' 3 f 4-,HH rf' 5 ,.. Members of the Photo Club were: TOP ROW, left to right, Jim Weymouth, Larry Williams, and Bob Glasgow. Jim McNielly was kneeling while Lance Ableson took the picture. Mr. Phillips, the advisor was not shown. ns, S.- Under the supervision of Mr. Clark, the boys in the Radio Club put together their ideas on re- pairing radios. Future Teachers of America was an organization for students who wished to become teachers. The club increased its size to fifty members. lts activities were comprised of movies, special speakers, and discussions. At the end of the year, the seniors were given the opportunity to teach in ci classroom for one day. At the left is Susan Anderson the president of Pep Club, cmd Kathy Hendrickson, at the right, is vice-president. Far right is Sean Dickinson, the secretary-treasurer: Pictured above is the active Pep Club. FIRST ROW, starting at the left, front to back are: Dorothy Eastman, Judy Baxter, Carolyn Ballard, Barbara Strickland. SECOND ROW: Ann Sanders, Carol Turner, Linda Erickson, Sandra Thomas. THIRD ROW: Melvina Waltmire, Caro- lyn Dick, Roberta Kopp, Mary Swanson. FOURTH ROW: Ginger Holt, Carol Martin, Betty Zimmerman, Bev Olson. FIFTH ROW: Carol Jenkins, Sharon Mitchell, Edie Meyer, Nancy Payne: SIXTH ROW: Linda Ebersole, Sally Matthewson, Judy Smith, Carolyn Smith. SEVENTH ROW: Linda Matthewson, Carol Bolton, Sharon Akesson, Charolotte Carbary, EIGHTH ROW: Pat Ware, Gail Graef, Julie Hansen, Morry Priest. NINTH ROWp.Judyff.Ccrlkins, Candy Odegard, Kim Brewbaker, Betty Brandt., IWJL4 I ,eW,K. 'J' ' ' I I in ,A W. , f , , ff ff PEP Cllilb ,V T T .vf f'l'!A JI T R! x f f 'I X 'x - ., ...Lk 4 4 ' A Reserve Pep Club, FRONT ROW, left to right: Charlene Conners, Kitty This was only one of the many precision drills performed on the foot Medin, Jean Hamilton, Sharon Border, Gloria Bowers, Cathy Bump, ball field during halftime by the girls' Pep Club. The girls also displayed Diana Blume, Nancy Strobeck. STANDING: Barbara Wendell, Gretchen their talent in the i959 Santa Claus Parade. Hoyt, Marieart Martrnson, Linda Holmes, Sally Miller, Kathy Osier, Jim- mie Lou Kelly, Sue Haggblom, 26 ' 1 Y rv' C, ' Cx 'X L!! fir! . J 'f fn Lf' cr ff ,fi tl ., ef r 'V' M ,IP Wx, L, ,fgucf -AL .fr N 'ff' . I . , . , , X -r I, N fy 'MCL Vt fly!- IN ,i .jyu -Ml f I 'x if , ,x V ,fill 5 GJL54 I v, fl VX 1,YY4Q,?,A,-,Jg A f ' f, f R l - j Cf,,fi9,b ,f.,'VL,f ,fL:eX7'v Ll 2 'G .Li LL LAT' fuifl-,l-VL lv XXLL 5' L-LQ -fin lx Xt X ? X i guurr Bengal Officers, FRONT ROW, left to right Dale Bauman, secretary, Wayne Storkel, presi dent. BACK ROW: Jack Brennan, treasurer Bill Stevenson, vice-president, Ray Strom sergeant-at-arms. Benny's Bengals Bengals are dedicated to protection of school property and equipment, FRONT ROW, left to right: Jack Brennan, Dale Bauman, Dick Eubank, Bob Wise, Bill Stevenson, Wayne Storkel. SECOND ROW: Hugh Lee, Ray Strom, Dick Anderson, Lloyd McConnell, Lee Allbery. BACK ROW: Gary Manchester, Craig Rogers, Joe Maclntosh, Dick Strom, Fred Marlin. 27 1 f One-Bar Members Karen Alford George Anderson Teala Anderson Linda Barlament Eileen Barnett Celeste Blowers Diana Blume Gloria Bowers Lois Buschman Carol Buxbaum Julie Chapman JoAnn Chittim David Clarke Joan Clark Mary Cockrum LeAnn Cole Mariorie Cook Elsie Coxson Robert Curry Norma Dawson Delaine DeArmond Sharon Dickey Dorothy Eastman Linda Erickson Rolf Faste Nettie Fletcher Shirley Gegax Robert Gierke Carla Gray Charles Grosse Mike Gustavson Barbara Hall 'Ns Dave Brown Permanent Torch Each ot the five letters that comprise the word Torch has its owns symbolic meaning: Truth, Obedience, Respect, Courtesy, and Honesty. Together they denote the Light of Knowledge. During the 1959-1960 annual Torch Initiation Assem- bly, the Light of Knowledge gleamed brightly with great pride on Dave Brown, Richard Graham, and Wayne Mc- Cown, who, through their high academic achievements in their sophomore and junior years, earned the supreme honor of permanent torch. About 45 torch bearers had the opportunity to become members of permanent torch in the remainder of their high school months. More than 85 one-bar members were initiated into the Torch Honor Society at the 1959-1960 Torch Assembly. Torch members were in charge ot ticket selling and ush- ering at all school plays and concerts. Ann Hardisty Douglas Heyer Jean Hinton Clara Hitch Dennis Hoteling Susan Howe Gretchen Hoyt Patricia Hunter Linda Jacobson Sherryl Joos Sandra Knight Annette Lalime Darlene Lamb Dean Lambe David Lindstrom Larry Lockwood Janice Magnuson Carol McKinley Terry McTigue Gloria Maclagan Sandra Macleah Leslie Marks Kitty Medin Lake Miller Sally Miller Patricia Miner Sharon Mitchell Bob Moon Susan Moore Richard Morehouse Richard Noel Carol Odegard rs A., Q.. pu-X QR 1 Richard Graham V Permanent Torch Douglas Passe, Michiel Pelling Charlotte Peterson Linda Platt Gary Pletz Poage, Wayne Patricia Porter Lynne Potter Morey Priest Sheryl Ramsteud Helen Ridley Mary Roche Marie Roberge Marianne Rogers John Rowe Cathy Schumacher Judy Smith Linda Smith Tony Stehman Nancy Strickland Sharon Turnbull Michael Utt Karen Wallenberg Gary Weller David Weiler Patricia Wilson Georgia Winkelkotter Charles Zandell 28 Wayne McCown Permanent Torch rslii Rick Graham Nancy Strickland Judy Smith Wayne McCown President Secretary-Treasurer Head Usher Vice President Torch Honor Society K . 1 X . V f? , , Z2 f X --fvh , ig: Q ' A 'ha 'J ...,, A 39 is 57 4 s -QL 4-f.-,- .. f , . e ff i. . X I I, . :'1:,:'vf-'1 ' - A f ff ' , 4 M rf f , XZ . yV,o,. ii my i ,V fy., , 4.7, ,f 1 WS. 'ilfzbjf X ws., - . ,NV 1 'JZZ? ir 'if ,Ffa ., 7' 1 J 99 J' wp fm W I 1' ff ji QW' L y 1 'WV Q 3 ef Q C 1 ROW l: Sandy Armstrong, Linda Aylesworth, Kaye Bailey, Jack Barbeau, Ron Birum, Judy Brown, Doris Bryant, ROW 2: Jackie Chittim, Sue Collins, Kathleen Daines, Don Davis, Donna DeBardi, Seanene Dickinson, Claudia Fromberg, Sandra Goodhope, Arthur Higgins, ROW 3: Janice Holt, Virginia Holt, Jane Lagerstrom, Dorothy Langseth, Lana Lillquist, Marieane Martinson, Linda Matthew- son, Sally Matthewson, ROW 4: Ken McFarland, Lorelee McGinness, Bonnie McGuire, Janis Mills, John Oberg, Arlene Olstad, Earleyne Peters, Lynn Regelin, ROW 5: Larry Savitch, Nancy Selfridge, Fred Shaw, Denise Steinberger, Douglas Stewart, Barbara Strickland, Rosalyn Stromberg, Helen Thorn, ROW 6: Margery Van Houten, Pat Ware, Carol Zanclell. 29 19 43,2 Lori Graham, the student director Puzzling over the ill-Httings of properties were Peg Skaare, Bev Olson, and Judy of My Three Angels, proved Nevolc of the production statt. valuable in her ability to direct and help the students in tight spots. Students Produce Comedy was quite visible from this scene of My Three Angels. Left to right: Scott Elder, Melody Thorgaard, Mike McAdams, and Ken Hockett. L e i Active members of the stage crew included, left to right: Dan Bell, Bill Jungers, Mike Grant, manager, Al Zulout, Steve Koran, Vern Bare, Bill Simpson, Dexter Yates, and Bob DeLong. 2 r 5' 4 'X 'Je g,-is -s r My mm.h sg -in X.., Eff-T ' :w i iss' N Q di x X NG ,, X Y s Y c. S A M X 5 QQ The drama students enioyed working under the supervision of the new drama coach, Mr. O'Brian. Mr. O'Brian's knowledge of theater .H 2 1:1 'f'?!'1i 'ff 'sf PM-' X. ,Ind kX,.X . t l Q , C . i In fy i Lffgislii, C. I iff f 9 ff aasiq X 1 1, if pg 5Q!:3t,?i 4 frgfgqysj? , LZ , , lg s We N C Three Angels My Three Angels, the first play directed at Edmonds by the new drama coach, Mr. O'Brian, was a big hit, Scott Elder, as Joseph, gave an outstanding interpretation in a role that demanded everything from witty humor to subtle seriousness. Mike Mc- Adams drew his share of applause- with his portrayal of Alfred, the second convict. Ken l-lockett, the third convict, presented many laughs with his pet snake. My Three Angels, the laugh filled story of three convicts, featured a wonderful cast: Scott Elder, Joseph, Mike McAdams, Alfred, Dean Lambe, Henri Trouchard, Melody Thorgaard, Madame Parole, Lance Ableson, Paul, Nancy Payne, Emilie Ducotel, Ken Hockett, Jules, Kathy Daines, Marie Louise Ducotel, Jim Pearce, Felix Ducotel, Carole McKinley, Emilie Ducotel. Members of the Make-Up Club were busy people before and after all student pro- ductions, Whether the subject was the hero, villian, sweetheart or mother-in-low, their busy Hngers flew to the aid of character interpretations. FIRST ROW, left to right: Margaret Knutson, Marvis Forbes, April McGunigle, Christine Van Dlac, Anita Hitch, Joyce Summers, Charolotte Peterson, Mary Cockrum, Bonnie Bright, Gwen Olson, Carol Zandell. production ddded mud, to The success of HMY BACK ROW: Bev Olson, Sharon Miller, Margie Cook, Claudia Seevert ,Mary Lou Three Angels. Roche, Mariean Martinson, Joyce Scolf, Sharon Bosch, Bobbi Shuler, Sally Holt, and Barbara Burke. I 1 3 K N. . . l sg 'fi trys: 4410 ' wit-st 'fr V 1 ., , - 1 f:.,f, rv-, . ',.: 1, f , Wit 1 1' 2, , ., 2 : f, 1 J, iffw ,4 Mlm 1125- :il ,lflil ' Y 1 sts Students Attend State Conferences Many outstanding Edmonds High students attended the 1959 Everett Junior College leader- ship Conference. They are from left to right BACK ROW: Mike Charles, Dan Davis, Nancy Seltridge, Jackie Chittim, Sean Dickinson, Sue Collins, Dorothy lEastman, and Dave Brown. FRONT ROW: Walt Sherstad, Jerry Steiner, Rick Clothier, Kaye Bailey, Cathy Schumacher, Sheryl Ramstead, Francine Soady, Sharon Charles, and Karen Charles. Representatives chosen by the faculty to Boys' and Girls' State are BACK ROW left to right: Scott Elder, Wayne McCown, and Ron Birum, FRONT ROW: Nancy Selfridge, Fred Shull, and Janis Mills. . ence on Hood's Canal were Dan Davis and Kaye Bailey. Attending the University of Washington Leadership Conference are from left to right: Mike McAdams, Junior Class President, Barb Strickland, W, Girls' Club President, Dorothy Eastman, Girls' Club Vice President, and Tony Stehman, Senior Class President, 'nw- Delegates to the Seabeck Confer- 219423041 Mid '-13423 Nb' JO CU? cu. 23011 OL ,x:wr1'J'j:NQ 2131-U-HU 39 77194 .Lt ooh QNXQHL- lwjaw 29 A-,H32'77 30 ww 3,1 JXNU-U. 5 -L09 PHLU7 QPUNZJEJDNQQJ '19...LON SN N25Wd3'7 G'0 ' 1-'Du-rm LH!-LL? Log qNnm.au0S mzmverw Qi. Low au 9 7jO::l .3'W'E1YSSOaL!l 5-um 4.x ,J.vm. S6552 oqm. 2301 Ssyrlb 23006 N1 Myygg l.vH.m1.9Ud ,ex-1.1. 'wo .agtnofw U3-p3H3J-Q wmrn H gms cmvmov .monao U Ugjf '.LU3Nl32,l UU fqxgiff' H 4 W5 ak 1 Q J gifs . Qtwxx 'O xQq,XVW0fM Q j al, 5 wfCX F9 W ,fjiga Wg W 1 ia ,lfi ' ,. if' fx COW 1 Q fygy 'T 4f'YA32V'7ifgfl'Aff'f GK f ' Wr 'Aigff M 'A '7fxM'X fyf 'Xff ff fff nf ,, A lffffgfaf up ,fxP'A'w,. aw if ff? 0 ki Af'gffffw,1nf?Urd.. ff 1 tx ' 'QA A l,.,',,fx'w1' 'QI Q W ,M W' 'WJ' 19 ff' 1 f M my A df 5 y W fm b,W52wgyNwEg,fgkwiL iwtivg ooa asmjv, cw'-1 A-HOG ' 103 006 i A .w,m,LQ4,,dza,eJ4Q4kf,q0z+4a.4v6'4,u.4.ew.o.:,,,,q1e. aafzllaffi-Q1-ff4Q-eq ' ,AJ-A If-CQ-,.,,L g -0--K-f5ffu-446 f,d66 l5'l'6-QQ .Q-,fy ,Z9e,,z oat 5 Qbygzyv XJ, . x, LJYJ-?'!gL'. 47716604 QZQ w ? '4f - MM LMMEZM ZQLCFLCZLZM f M422 :Edna U ' taqaecuqzq, '?VGb6C0L4f1ffGf4,g.'4Qc7Zm'5f4f4. 5-35-6.0 Zcffw djqzjjolgaigffaf-4.6-CO? -Q-my 'Za 'fflzag TQ QQ Qi? Rz. s VZ kkrkk 'X 5 if I H a Q KN N ,f,,, , , ' Q 1, R Q5 ' Av e , ,Jr it Wu Fa? Q . 1-li is s ss 9 X I , , Q 5 . , , , 'Q is , , -1 , f , ' , , M. ' 9 ' ' ' if ,. f- - . , u Q ' A ' 4' ff . 7. , J, k ' f fi, ri: ,, ' Q-N ., 4, Q ff - Q6 1 1' My ,,, , V ' V 1 ff? fy . 'Wg my 7 . .i l Q ' x . , f , ff g, A' f , .Q fi, -f f' ,f ,rw g ' , .,,g,,, Mg f v 'V ' ' ' ,f VY 7' ' . fi f53if',WfW?! 45 X K if f 'I -I X f- , , 1, 1, . 44 . ., ,f ,M , .x,, ,F 3, . . , V' n A , Q V ,, N , ,.k. ,,y..,! if , 6 ,K QQ, ,X f W ' ,K ,V . Q . ,f X I ' , Liv - I Q -Z 5M,:,f',?0, ff X - , A ,Ii , V ,S-,V f I A L' If Q, g ,, -7 lj W4-Y, .- . -, f V W - L V gg M1 W WJ VM ,Wx , K A pf 4 X V, If In I K W x , W f I fix , A f , , if v If , V ' ' ,. 'L i If if fm ' 1' .ii , ' Q5 5 f' 5 X 4' . ,7 , W f I 17' f, , fn, 1' V , 2 .Z if V W if, ff, ii, Wifi 91,52 if A ,, H in if 7 3 ' I A af 3 ff f f , ff ' , , '- , - , , ,f , ,- 1, ' 9 -W, Q W ff is, .9 14 ,f f 5 , f , ,mf 4,-, , W' ,',f, , , , f f bf 5 2 mf' - 1. H fs . V mf, , T kf,,, , 4- L 1' 74fj,ffnf,,,L 72 f 'ff,,-4,455 ,,' M I , J: 1 'M 5- ., as , 5.9 Q, ,, nl, 1. K Z. ,fx .. X Af, V I 'fp , f ry , ,V 1? 4. .5 In V 4 .. K A , , K I G ji frifgf M M ,F 1 an , .kr I , 4,4,5,7,,., K, f f ,,, -, f f -kv ,ng f fy! 7,2 55 V ,5 A I, gX'- gf, .V ' , , L , ' ' 471 ' Mg! ,J - M , 1,52 ff Q fyffl M Y if 1 ,ff ' , y z' 1'-,M M , 'X 1 fn .7 MZ fy! gy, 111 ,i 1 1 ,, . Qum, lx' i S ,,.. A 'f , ,,,, f ' , 4154, , l5,,,f f ,f .V , , ' f ,Q f V Q pf Q ' 7 ,f Cf 'V 4 f 'H , W 3 4, 1.4 ,V 'f , V , P 4 , ' 1,73 M ' L M, ' Z ' 053 W Q le Q, f f f f ' ,J ff ff 1 ff- , 1' , 45, , J f 2 , '. ff fffff, f f ,,, My ,M 1, fm 4 f 5 , , , , - , Z 7,7 I 1,22 .g lf an If , f fig. If Q, ' .f 4' W f - , f , K , Q V I, 0 1 X I 5' I ' ,L ful' , - ly-4, , Q f Q . , f f ff , 0 3 4, Q 41, ' 4' fw, ,, ., Q - f ' n , rf X 33 A:- . 1 I If f :fy We X 5 1' ff ff iq 1 ' 1 4 Hwfm, ,IW z l iii Varsity basketball coach for several years, Coach Karnof- ski had first hand experience in the game at college and in the Navy. ln the picture at left, Jim Mueller, Gary Moore, Ernie Galante, Ron Birum, and Jerry Steiner icenteri display the skills taught them by Coach Karnofki against Mount Vernon. Coaches Head inter Sports This was Coach Nelson's second year at Edmonds High and second year as coach of the wrestling team he initi- ated. Byron Nelson has taught wrestling for the YMCA. He is not without ability himself, he was once state wres- tling champion while attending Washington State Col- lege. .J rx- c -Nas... Sophomore basketball coach, Phil Hull, led the sopho- mores to a remarkable recovery after a rather mediocre season last year. Coach Hull initiated the sophomore team in 1958-59 season. This year they came up with a IO victory and only 2 loss record. Edmonds High grapplers, seated watching a match were left to rightp Steve Koran, Coach Nelson, Wayne Moran, Jerry Burke, Terry McClure, Ernie Nyegaard, Doug McCart, Hugh Lee, Ray Strom, Harlan Patterson, ancl Jerry VanAntwerp. Although the Tiger wrestling squad didn't finish this year with many more victories than last year's initiate team, Coach Nelson pointed out that they were still an inexperi- enced team compared with some schools that have wrestlers with six and eight years of competition. Terry McClure, a l3O paunder, earned the right to represent EHS and the Northwest District at the State wrestling meet in Pull- man. atmen ave Good Year Hugh Lee fbelowl and Bob Delong lrightl were the team leaders as co-captains. Jim Mueller Mike Whiles Ron Birum George Anderson 'l Edmonds Edmonds Edmonds Edmonds Edmonds Edmonds Edmonds Edmonds Edmonds Edmonds Edmonds Edmonds Edmonds Edmonds Edmonds Edmonds Edmonds ....42 ....Sl ....68 ....52 ....73 VARSlTY SEASON SCORES 60 Ook Harbor .. 57 Bothell ..... 31 Bollord ... 62 Lincoln . ....58 Morysville.... ...,46 Bothell . . . ,6O Sedro Woolley Snohomish ........ 47 Anacortes .... .. Burlington .... . . 45 Mount Vernon ....37 Ook Harbor ....CSO Marysville .., .57 Sedro Woolley Edmonds .... 44 Mount Vernon Snohomish . ...... Anacortes .... Burlington .... . . igersl Last Kelly Paxton Ernie Galanfe Team Coptoin ,wwf Year in Jerry Steiner NOT P ICTURED Warren Olson Gary Moore Alun Wilsey Larry Langlols Fred SHUI' aan McNaII if :Xu Q21 4, W ',. W , - ,A fr ,V , M yi my R yy 4 A y f iriy 3 ? 4' 4 pg 'Ui SL: gi, me X L35 ,A ,Myfill g I 'A' vw as f ii f A RX. ti y .V XJ, l Xmf! , '63 ,q 1 . J2f , wk ,L ,1,, 7 AN cp Xa K g yyeeir Qi A i f M 1 911312 . 1 f',, Al nn, f ,QZWNW i , 14, A in-9 pwfm Wm. P'-. Xi 'lbw of Junior Varsity hoopsfers won IO out of The I6 games they played. They are, from lefr To right: BACK ROW: Steve Barrett, George Anderson, Wayne Poage, Warren Olson, Ken Reid, Po? Jacob, FRONT ROW: Howard Lagersfrom, Mike Whiles, Mike Medin, Dan Arnim, Les Howie. v's Boast 10-6 Record is In Their second year of exisience, The sophomore basketball squad claimed a Tremendous TO-2 record, Their coach, Phil Hull, has coached The Team for both years. Sophs Powerful in Second Year Sophomore bcxskeibali squad, left to righf, BACK ROW: Pa? Powers, Doug Ardahi, Pai Jakob, Gene Danielson, Ken Reid, Dan Meyers, Steve Barren, Mike Medin, Les Houle, Howard Lagerstrom, Dan Arnim, and Dan Johnson. aiimie fiflt awk ax Nzifxgzf Q52 if LA i Q53 EH, J Q fi bfi? S iff c Ji Xi J 2 , -new f ffiq f -W ..,, ,.,,.,n-.M-u...f,-..A. fi V V Intramural bowling team, left to right, Dick Morehouse, Doug Smyth, Dennis Hota- Iing, and Bill Ross. Nei to r r Larry Potter watches on as Paul Winters prepares to return a volley. Kelly Paxton was playing in the rear. The .lug Boys lnlramural Champs Boys Battle for The Franticsf' championship intramural basketball team, players in picture are: Jeff McManus, Gary Manchester, Pat Powers, and Fred Goerisch in the front, Gene Adams Advisor I nfru mural Tennis Champion, craig Yost. High point scorer of the bowling intromurols, Doug Smyth. gi 1 gl i V, Cross Country runners, Dave Brown, Warren Bore, and Roy Hatcher finished high up in The infrcmurol race. Working under The new infromurol council, boys' winier inlromurols come about wifh very few flows. AT This point, The senior closs hod pulled oheod for infromurol points ond The juniors followed. X Miss Margaret Morgan Under the guidance ot Miss Morgan and Miss Graham, many E.H.S, girls participated in the Girls' Athletic Association's year-round sports program. Their main goal was the coveted E, earned by at- taining TOOO points, From this, they worked for more points and awards, continuing to their Fifth Award. irls Gain Sports Spotlight A variety of sports were offered to the girls. They were, volleyball, basketball, tumbling, ping-pong, bowling, and badminton. These sports provided tun and excitement as well as promoting sportsmanship and cooperation. The large turn-out of participants proved the popularity of Girls' Sports. H Miss Shirley Graham This is Talent? Sfrrrrrrike? 43 Who's point? Dangerous sport? Monkeys? 44 Where'd if go? 1 The senior letterwomen of l96O were as follows: FIRST ROW, left to right, Kaye Bailey, Carol Zandell, Sally Matthewson, Carol Jenkins, Linda Matthewson, Judy Calkins, Jo Ann Todd, Joan Clark, and Ginger Holt. SECOND ROW: Nancy Dunham, Janie Lagerstrom, Penny McMurtry, Pat Ware, Mary Cockrurn, Carol Martin, Terry Ashley, Margie Van Houten, and Sue Collins. THIRD ROW: Susie Fisher, Helen Thorn, Judy Brown, Sandy Wenner, Ann l-lardisty, Susan Anderson, Linda Aylesworth, Lana Lillquist, Mariean Martin- son, and Janice Nordstrom. FOURTH ROW: Diane Wilson, Mary Woods, Mary Phillips, Seanene Dickin- son, Nancy Larson, LeAnn Cole, Dorothy Langseth, Kathy Osier, Sally Miller, and Margaret Knutsen. Femme Athletes Earn Letters f 42 AQXE? 1' . f M: , ... Letterwomen oliicers were, left to right, Dorothy Langseth, Janie Junior letterwomen were SECOND ROW, Lagerstrom, and Sally Matthewson. Pat Porter, Marilyn Allaire Nancy Strick- land. FIRST ROW, Joan Johnson, Susan Moore. 45 nnrwzff f ' uniglvgz' f Rf, 4 fn' Q A ,.. Mz'!'i'u,1 I , i:,A'r, ,I ..- fff l .F Cf,f ' A , ,U , ,,.,f j -ag A FRONT ROW, left to right Walt Sherstad Larry Potter Jack Brennan Ken Cunningham Bob Lund Fred Shull, Jerry Steiner. SECOND ROW Scott Elder Ray Strom Larry Langlois Jerry Still Joe Wagner Gary Moore, Fred Shaw, Johnny Williams THIRD ROW Dave Brown Warren Bare Kelly Paxton Ernie Galante Dale Bauman, Gary Manchester Allen Wilsey Paul Caplinger These Were the T1gers JUNIOR LETTERMEN FRONT ROW, left to right: Harlan Patterson, George Anderson, Terry McClure, Mike Whiles, Jim Wall, Frank Adams, Dave Thayer. SECOND ROW: Jim Mueller, John Rowe, Neil Anderson, Gary Nappe, Craig Yost, Ron Yost, Ernie Nygaard. THIRD ROW: Spike Goerisch, Keith Knowlton, Paul Martell, Bud Smart, Dale Leatherman, Bill Pot- teiger, Dennis Diever. FOURTH ROW: Ralph Hig- gins, Fred Galassi, Larry Scott, Larry Lindsey, Dove Miller, Ken Openshaw, Phil Evans. f fy X , ,,' ',' 0O'4'n'oQ :' I K Tigers Romp 1 vvvvr -,N if . '11--givnn P., , M4 . .1 -at cf. .. Glancing back over music they played in concerts Catching their breath during a slight pause in their intricate marching routine were the members of the marching band. CONCERT BAND MEMBERS FLUTE-PICCOLO i'Arthur Higgins Lana Lillquist Dorothy Langseth Carol Zandell Laura Fulton Kathy Thomas Sue Moore Lynne Breckner Karen Hulse OBOE Dick Anderson Linda Hovde B CLARINETS Gary Pletz Joan Clark Carol Elson Doug Openshaw Mary McGibbon Ron DeLap Bob Utter Carol Lyon Barbara Patterson Kathie Denby Phillip Kolp Louise Reinhart Dick Strom Jerry McCreary Bob .lorgenson Janice Costa Greg Tutmark BASS CLARINET Bob Gierke Bob Glasgow BASSOON Susan Bailey Karen Alford ALTO SAXOPHONE +Bob Muzzy Dick Anderson Linda Stokes Gloria Zulauf TENOR SAXOPHONE Dan Thomas Laura Davenport BARITONE SAXOPHONE Phillip Meldrum 'iDenotes first chair and section leaders throughout the school year were lfrom leftl Doro- thy Langseth, treasurer, Arthur Higgins, president, and Margery Van Houton, secretary of the Band. Musicians Earn High Being the school mascot, Benny Bengal felt it was his duty to visit and perhaps, if he was lucky, participate in the E.H.S. i959-60 Orches- tra and Band. Knowing that the principle purpose of the Orchestra and Band was to acquaint the students with musical literature, past and present, Benny asked to try his luck at a few of the instruments used in both groups. Trying to talk above the screechs of the violin, Mr. An- derson, director of music in School Dist. 15, succeeded in telling Benny that the Orchestra needed a little peace and quiet after the many con- certs they gave for other schools as well as for their alma mater. A considerate Benny realized that the Orchestra was worn out after such an active year so he left them to their recuperation and went over to talk to the members of the Band. He didn't stay long, though, be- cause the students in the Band were soaking their feet in hot water . . . they marched at half-time during the football season and in the 1959 Santa Claus parade!! R- . xr. Competitive Ratings FIRST VIOLIN 'Jack Barbeau iConcertmasteri Larry Savitch Ellen Dawson Martin Jackson Jim Kjalso Glenn Person Barbara Lawson Cheryl Harris Karen Cedar Don Anderson SECOND VIOLIN i'Leslie Sanders CPrincipali John Loper Mary Jean Bartness Karen lmbs Mary Goodrich Pat Booney Karen Rosebaugh James Dawson Dan Middleton Scott Holte VIOLAS 'Judy Jeffries Kay Collard Teala Anderson Kathy Dawson Judy Carlson ORCHESTRA MEMBERS CELLI 'Mike Gustafson Norma Dawson Richard Noel Karla Gustafson Sharon Lawrenceson Geri Roche Janice McCown BASS Douglas Hyer Mary Lu Roche Sharon Hulse Jo Ann Todd FLUTE 81 PICCOLO Arthur Higgins Dorothy Langseth OBOE Dick Anderson Linda Hovde CLARINET Gary Pletz Mary McGibbon BASSOON Karen Alford Sue Bailey FRENCH HORNS Mary Hart Jeannette Milholland Lewis McCown TROMBONE John Oberg David Reynolds Wayne McCown Lake Miller HARP Sandra Paulson PERCUSSION Margie Van Houton Mike Allen TRUMPET John Goldsmith Larry Lockwood John Glasgow i'Denotes first chair and section leaders 49 , A : - I if Q: Concertmaster Jack Barbeau Ccenteri was shown talking music with Larry Savitch, president ilefti and Mike Gus- tafson, secretary-treasurer Crighti. They were the I959-60 officers in Orchestra. Putting the finishing touches on his fourteenth year :it E.H.S., Mr. Anderson, director of music in school Dist. I5, was going over scores of music, ,Aimee ,f 'f. f Y 4 The hard-working students of the Chorus Council were BOTTOM ROW: Judy Hammer, Francine Soady, Judy Smith, Kitty Medin, Carole Jenkins, and Nancy Payne. TOP ROW: Jim Lawrence, Gary Crosby, Dan Meyers, and Mike Charles. The students that comprised the group known as the Mello-Aires were: CFRONT ROWD Paul Leger, Doris Bryant, Patsy Wilson, Linda Holmes, Carol Persons, Carol Tallman, QMIDDLE ROWJ Jim Myers, Jeannie Sage, Melody Thorgaard, Phyllis Wray, Kathy Osier, Carol Medlang, and Don Kimbalp lBACK ROWJ Joe Bisson, Rick Graham, Roger Graham, Mike Durick, Dan Davis, and Bob Gierke. Members of the 1960 Chorus were: So- pranos, M. Allaire, S. Becklund, C. Blowers, J. Bolgen, K. Cain, S. Dickinson, L. Dolphin, A. Ellis, C. Ferguson, H. Giza, J. Goemmel, S. Harris, G. Harvey, S. King, R. Kopp, E LaMoine, ,A. McGunnigle, S. Miller, C Narveson, B. Olson, T. Pelkey, B. Pather, S. Schoenberger, C. Schumacher, A. Sea- ley, S. Sievers, E. Starnes, J. Stoe, D. Sum mers, L. Thornbrue, J. Townsend, S. Turn bull, L. Vick, S. Wells, L. Wilson, and S K5,,Vfr.s,. t 4 . ngytlui. 2 , L There's a tiger on the loose! Though prepar ing themselves for concerts and other perform- ances, radio and television appearances, and record sessions, the Bel Canto Choir found a few minutes to look under chairs for Benny. By peeking around corners, Benny learned that, as in the in- strumental groups, the fundamental purpose of the Bel Canto Choir was not the performance but individual conduct and self-discipline. Because he 'l'lO students that comprise the Chorus were training for performances and for entrances into the Bel Canto Choir, Benny was po- litely ignored. Feeling rejected, Benny squeezed into the practice room of the Mellow-Aires, a select group of 20-23 people who were the cream of the crop from the Bel Canto Choir. The Mello- Aires performed in concerts and for civic affairs. Youngren. Altos, S. Baever, S. Bosch, S. Clark, C. Cole, L. Copstead, E. Coxsen, D. Day, S. DeLap, C. Dinkel, C. Erickson, P. Fosberg, D. Gray, J. Hammer J. Harmon, J. Hendricks, J. Hicks, C. Jenkins, S. John- son, V. Johnson, J. Kieth, J. Kirkpatrick, D Kochrian, L. Kvancle, C. Lamb, Y. Lambeth, A. Lawson, M. Lehman, L. Lillquist, D. Lind strom, S. Lihen, S. Longhome, A. Loomis, P. Lund, M. Lyen, M. Martinson, S. Max- field, C. McConnachie, K. Medin, J. Nel- tft.-sf.gy,'g --fy-my t mlm nyttm-r.m, .tn..,t....wri 1 I .,. t, a 1 f . ,, H5521 ' 1 -. . A t 4-- son, H. Ostlund, N. Payne, S. Potter, J Richards, A. Riggas, J. Roche, C. Seterdahl, J. Smith, K. Smith, L. Smith, F. Soady, J Savoy, R. Taylor, B. Waldrop, and J Waagmeester. Tenors, D. Boe, B. Clark, G Crosby, M. Hollinger, S. Jorgensen, J Lawrence, C. Rogers, and M. Sheppard Basses, L. Alberry, K. Bakkilla, M. Charles, I. Erickson, G. Ewing, C. Hyer, C. John son, D. Johnson, O. Kvernenes, D. Mun dale, W. Sherstad, and D. Shreve. ' mm mln?- 'Uv T Shown while performing in one of the many concerts they gave were the members of the Bel Canto Choir, sopranos: D. Blume, D. Bryant, S. Collins, P. Costa, K. Daines, K. Dalby, N. Fletcher, J. Gribble, K. Hen- drickson, K. Hott, L. Holm, P. lrvin, P. Kramner, D. Langseth, C. Lunden, B. Moen, N. Runyon, J. Sage, P. Taylor, S. Thomas, M. Thorgaard, P. Ware, S. Wenner, P. Wilson, P. Wilson, J. Sorenson, Altos: S. Arm- stong, C. Boyett, L. Brechner, J. Chittirn, C. Conner, S. Fisher, S. Hed- lund, G. Holt, S. Joos, C. Leson, M. Little, C. Medlang, P. McMrutry, C Miller, C. Miller, S. Miller, K. Osler, S. Peterson, C. Person, B. Schuler, K. Schumacher, C. Tallman, S. Whitman, M. Wickstrom, G. Winkleklotter, P. Wray, C. Kinard, Tenors: L. Abelson, R. Clothier, L. Cook, D. Davis, B. Gierke, D. Kimball, D. McConnell, G. Moore, D. Press, J. Ulsand, D. Westover, M. Whiles, B. Wise, Basses: R. Beclard, J. Bisson, R. Bingham, M. Durick, R. Evans, F. Goericsh, R. Graham, R. Graham, K. Hockett, T Holzhauzer, F. Kallas, P. Leger, R. Moore, R. Morgan, Jim Myers, T Offner, R. Leger, K. Paxton, C. Ritts, J. Steiner. Choraleers Please Audiences 7 ng .7 -A Representing E.H.S. at the 1960 All-State Chorus in Wenatchee Otticers and Council members of the Bel Canto Choir were: lFlRST ROVVJ Dan Davis were, Cleft to rightj: Bob Gierke, Phyllis Wray, Richard Gra- student conductor, Richard Graham, president, Pat Ware, treasurer, Doris Bryant ham and Jerry Steiner. secretary, and Jerry Steiner, business manager. KSECOND ROWD Carole Miller Patsy Wilson, Carol Tallman, Lance Abelsen, Don Kimball, and Rick Clothier. Q ilik 0 Val' wp V0 VH Qi 5 fi, 716 fi fb lptinfi ,fe fed! we ff cf Kea oi Q K CC 1 f ljgqitf-area to 1'fl'r I, I 1- ll- For the tirst time in the history of the E.H.S. music department, the Chorus was considered advanced enough to make contributions in each of the three concerts. The performances of these singers showed that Mr. AIiverti's confidence was well placed. TXQZI' .16 r ,- 'ff Hyde wr . ,:j,,f so -Mfeft f , M., sbt' QM swf f Nw.. The Mello-Aires, called by many the cream of a good crop, improved their fast growing reputation for excellence with their harmonizing in concert. Members of this well-known choral ensemble were left to right, FRONT ROW, Paul Leger, Doris Bryant, Patsy Wilson, Linda Holmes, Carol Persons, Carol Tollmon, MIDDLE ROW: .lim Meyers, Jeannie Sage, Melody Thorgaarcl, Phyl- lis Wray, Kathy Osier, Carol Mecllang, and Don Kimbal, BACK ROW: Joe Bis- son, Rick Graham, Roger Graham, Mike Durick, Dan Davis, and Bob Gierke. 1 1 The Bel Canto Choir thrilled large audiences at every performance. The choir's repertoire always included crowd pleasing spirituals, popular semi-classics and sacred music, all performed with the poise and perfection that hgsilong been associated ith this group. y ,li ' . A MMM T .WW W M W ,tl MP ,LV i iw l IW . jf MLW W 0, MA LL 466,711 Vg, I nfl! flfl l 3 , U , it ,iw I 0 My W AMW Dytywdilf Jimmy A 'J l l p i, ,4 ' ' iwr fl 'Wm ft V , 1 ply in V012 F Wk l QQKLDIIMLL l Melodious strains at the orchestra, harmonious chords of the choral groups, and the rhythmic beat i of the band brought full houses of admiring parents r ancl students to the three concerts Qt 959-60. The talents of the school music department r reflected in the Mid-Winter Concert, the Pop ert, the, kj Spring Festival of Music. us'c at on ere i' agreement that the conce bigg nd erf each year, V J , ln concert last ye fvl.r,lAnderso , direct r A department and e nstru n mus , eatur e work of certain E. alu i A playing theik com- Positionixiggwhh vin, the d l V the ond. To Xi , ,f K K7 fl l l ' I m T T f T i l RJ ' t my Q , .. , fi, i A ill , 3 lf , 1 ' ' E9 A N Y QP P. - lJ i www D t l Z ef U ' 'Y , sl 52 1 W K id i N NV V iiiifl W Swinging their way into the hearts of the audience, the Dance Band played at the Pop Concert. Clad in their bright scarlet blazers, the Concert Band performed a wide variety of numbers throughout the concert season. A traditional feature of the Pop Concert was the Dixieland Combo, whose jazz kept feet tapping rhythm through the Catetorium. This group, colorful in sound and appearance, was led by their ace trumpet man, Mr. Aliverti. gym ublic Rgtaise Wil t 'li lf llvl il! fb ally fi A ' UW sl X Wil fl Vblfb J!!! GNN il in J jafbijy j .W W like ,W I t l g f ll? fffy l ,ff V f, ' ly fl lyf ' M w if 3,107 l i l ll if f ff tj l f , My , all H ip ffl l Y ' -t i X the eltects of the long range tralmng and XX? insp' ati n ot the director, M'r. Anderson, the orches- I I . . . 7 tr demonstrated talent and understanding In their performance of ditticult and popular classics. L..---f-V--v -V ms-1 i 7 5 ff' 53 X, 41 Reeni Freeman Sheri Mitchell Treasurer Kaye Bailey Carla Gray Nancy Selfridge Charlotte Peterson ournalists in uill 8: Scroll International journalism Honorary Society Pays Tribute to Publication Students at Banquet and Formal Initiation Vice President Seanene Dickinson l Gary Moore Secretary Earlyene Peters President Delaine DeArmond s l 6 l Sandra Goodhope was a capable editor- in-chief, and received lots of help from Karen Marken, art editor, and Carla Gray, assistant art editor, played an important assistant editor, Kay Lewis. part on the Driftwood stalt. Students Publish Driftwood Driftwood is a booklet edited and written by the students. Outstanding stories, poems, and art work were selected by the editors and advisors to be printed in the booklet. At the close of the year, the students received Driftwood and read the stories written by their classmates. Mrs. Heiberg, assisted with the art editing. ct. ff pf lt ' ., , -Z X Miss Love assisted as literature advisor. X f X , .f E pp? A s ag ,if an 41-if - Zi- -4 49. 'Y S ,MX Wireless staff members from the first and second semesters pictured left to Freeman, Janice Magnuson, right: FRONT ROW, Mr. Selvidge, Bill McGill, Tony Stehman, Lea Macquarrie, Erv Chambers, Tim McAllister, Rick Clothier, MIDDLE ROW: Marilyn Stuckey, Sandi Hedlund, Carolyn Sm Bette Pedderson, Kathy Wagaman, Kathy Jenson, Sharon Mitchell, Reenie i-Weekl ade ,roi Val Ness, Gretchen Hoyt, Ginger Holt, Linda Shasky, Margie Van l-iouten, BACK ROW, Roberta Kopp, Lucy Weygant, ith, Sean Dickinson, Nancy Selfridge, Dorothy Deadline Headlines Mr. George Selvidge, Wireless adviser, looks over Reenie Freeman, a tremendous success in her iob, a copy of the paper. WGS X. Margie Van i-louten was a Erv Chambers held down the asso- VGl N955 proved VOlUC1b ,Cnty O5 gpgrtg editor during ciate eclitorship during the 2nd Special feature writer. the 2nd quarter, quarter. the business manager for the entire year. le as a Dorothy Eastman served the staff as its art editor. N Greg Tutmark provided the Janice Magnuson assigned Tim McAllister covered the ath- Jim Wheeler, the 4th quarter paper's cuts as staff photog- special stories as feature edi- letic news as 3rd quarter sports editor, reported spring C'Pl'1ef- tor. sports editor. sports. Wmkw Edmonds Senior High School The bi-weekly school newspaper, the WIRELESS, was eagerly awaited as a source of information and entertainment. New col- umns, which appeared for the first time this year, were the stu- dent opinions, editorial column, and a series of personal views written in the form of letters by Laura Bergamasco, the first for- eign student. After a year of absence, the Sunshine Week was reorganized meetinq below. Getting the paper off on the right foot was Nancy Selfridge, the lst quarter editor. Nancy is shown discussing a page layout. The most active editor of the year was Sharon Mitchell, who held the position through the 2nd and 3rd quarters. She conducts a staff and sponsored by WIRELESS. Each day of the week was desig- nated a special day such as: dress-up day, clash day, childhood day, and sunshine day. As the staff members would readily agree, meeting the many deadlines proved challenging. Much credit goes to the three hard working editors, Sherry Mitchell, Nancy Selfridge and Seanene Dickinson. ,. N xvfxsj ,. N , , , MNT Seanene Dickinson closed out the Wireless year as its 4th quarter editor. Sean is pictured approving some galley proof. le.. 0t0l1'iiL The energetic sports staH consisted of Gary Moore and Erv Chambers. A very enthusiastic spans editor was Gary Moore L A 4'-a cv W9 41' z wwf 'A . y 9 I WMM ' E A , E ty V, , , t ..........4 L., Delaine DeArmond was the hard working copy Members of the copy staff were, left to right, Robin Ellefson, Kathy Van editor. Hoosen, and Judy Baxter. Not pictured was Karen Halley. Earleyne Peters fulfilled the responsibility of the Flicking the shutterbug was photographer editor-in-chief of the 1959-60 Echo. Claudia Fromberg. The Echo Stat? advisor was Mr. Adams. l V Members of the ad staff were left to right: Judy Baxter, Robin Ellefson, and Linda Platt The ad staff was under the direction of Char- lotte Peterson, the ad manager. Echo Meets the Deadline Layouts, copy, pictures - - - Deadlines. These lines were The age old struggle of money, money, money was met common in the vocabulary of the Echo staff. As publica- as the statt took charge of concessions during the football tion days loomed nearer, the staff was busier and busier season, sold plastic and padded covers, and also adver- completing all the work that had to be done. tisements. The art staff consisted of Kay Money, Holly Osborn, Karen Charles and Mary Cockrum, from left to The Gr? Sfdfl WGS directed by art editor Carla right. Benny Bengal was drawn by Bill Martin, pictured at tar left. Gray. ll This year's Debate Club officers were President, Scott Elder, Secretary, non. The other two members were Dave Hansen and Jim Wall. ECHO RECOR Kathy Bran- The busy stat? that produced the Echo Rec- ord were from the left: John Denby, Craig Johnson, and Chuck Verrall. Students with Special Interests 1 ,, lie members of the retail selling class were, BACK ROW, Left to right: iiss Westerhuis, Fred Marlin, Ernie Baus, Mike Evans, Steve Powers, ager Berger, and Jack Williams. MIDDLE ROW: Sandy Simon, Teresa erard, Lynn Sibley, Judy Jones. FRONT ROW: Sharon Scott, Karen iorn, Judy Maxon, Linda Marzolf, Jean Campbell, and Janice Holt. ot pictured was Dave Johnson. This was the Cubby Hole, so named in a contest by the students. It served as a class room for the following members of the retail selling class, TOP ROW: left to right: Ernie Baus, Fred Marlin, and Roger Berger. FRONT ROW: Karen Thorn, Judy Jones, Janice Holt, and Miss Westerhuis, the advisor. 6 5 7 .Aixam Aw wS k 3 Wiw?N Sis Qi iygw-My Q New NNX fi. Kohggi 84 :T1S'Q wsgfkwixi AQQQFRQQ5 W M New M W if kj? gyksgsi Q Qg 55Q?ei NPWM X N. Q MR N Xp wif- N n fniflfwlf TPMQ4 Aja, If 'T 47061-M 'ifJ-dig-den-af-f gffe Eff2c-ff-C 1 M.. gf 5 , , J 7 ' gg 5 x 4411 E f ,6,O. .M ZZ '74154 E : :': ' ,fgdfw-e.,,4fez,,kA,QcA-A1fyi,!k,CA,cy q ' 1426! JAM :ZH 1 .J V Jaw, L,f.,444:4M41Z24AY,,Q,,.f-F, !,4,,J44q-Q 4 bf MW WJZQMMWMQ L Z, J A6411 fbcfe ,f!c4f.fZ24'1-91 ,,44,e.,J,,,'-6 Mf Q li j f I J , A I '- fmaay' ,Jef 0' Jmc?Wf,Z? 1,zg H ,::U4Q7uW,,,,,g1.4fnak7QJ-2J.4J cp!-Wmdjff-oo ,dia ww Q2 wjdfv ' Jana, zfzzu-922 f ' ' -fra . X M W AM 7 , ' iW6'fWLf?'7f'f6 Q , f7fA,y,5E P,qfv,g,E MM! Www? -, 2 - , v , 5 , 0 ' ' L-fi 'ff 2' L,ZZ,f,clz4Jwf4-'ff-7Zv2':0 I Led, 16,57 , fi, - 2, ,Mfg Z 1-gdzf ga-QV ,t,f4f4,,7M,L, .,4ffq7'74ZZ. 416, Z - -f -JMZM? ,gdwifacwy Jfafcv .f, WMAQZX XP0onf1f1,qfvj f , Qc Q h ' A? siffs X 51555 9 Y' Q' W7 gmhfw v,Xf73A '9Q xmyhgxvbyvlf Xl iN,QJx.w ' QQQVQ - f ff do QDYQ, X353 xg fbqfbgy ' . 43,5 XXX Y 'Xsjgkqljg . ' My NL Q Y N fffzfsfwf-f Wffffff , N'-fx x k is A N1 fl! My f 'K . jf, 5 '4 P X 6 . U aj. G Bob Muzzy Arion Award, Band Mi -sr O- ,QM 11 Q I K s 4- , VY 9 . p Z .1 S4 5 4'-aw -pm f ,gw ,.,f -A iisite f f A , 1'k A 1:11 if 1 1 f ,..-:M s 41.1 ef? 1 Y Sharon Mitchell Star Award , K K K s in tw .2 . 5 , sf? M jack Bmbeuu Jerry Steiner Arion Award, Orch. Al'l0n Awflfdf Clloll' Inspiration Rcwarded With the proverbial entrance of spring came the announcements of the winners of the annual awards in school activities. These were presented to the outstanding graduating seniors who, during the 1959-60 school year, contributed the most in the fields of music and publications. Recognition was also given 'by the class of '60 and the faculty to two high-ranking seniors who were elected to speak for their class at commencement and to others who distinguished themselves as scholars. The Arion Awards were given to the seniors of Band, Orchestra, and Choir chosen by their fellow musicians as the most deserving students for their leadership, inspiration, and ability. The seniors receiving the Arion Awards this year were Bob Muzzy, Band, Jack Barbeau, Orchestra 5 and Jerry Steiner, Choir. Quill and Scroll, iournalistic honorary, sponsored by Star Award. lt was presented during the publications banquet at the close of the year to the senior who contributed the most to student publications of Edmonds High School. The T960 recipient of the Star Award was Sharon Mitchell, an outstanding editor of Wireless. Commencement drew the curtain on the school year with its dignified ceremonies and speeches. David Brown, Wayne McCown, and Richard Graham were honored as the top scholars of their class. Student speakers at commencement were Brown and Scott Elder. David was chosen by the vote of the faculty and Scott was elected by the graduating class. X 62 O ,. Xl-gl Q ,X X sts, ,,c,Xs,xs , 'N ssfxssn xx-s if A 9 X, x X, QQ W, so s. Qqfgifar, A ,X , . ..rwMx4s ' rex-1 KW-L-ifi J ix - v .- ,,,, ,, my r -rv Qagyf- or-,,w1f:.5 gf f' f ,, f -Q mmf:-.-egg: f ,- aa ififif as w,,:, .affix-4 iwwf: fi :Z 1 who ., ew f.r,,,,,rX ,,,., K my :gy yas fwzkrgn , .mr '-S 1-J 4 I M22 :Ri :L The top sixteen scholars of the graduating class were lleft to right? FIRST ROW: Dave Brown, Wayne Mc- Cown, Richard Graham. SECOND ROW: Fred Shaw, Janice Mills, Dorothy Langseth, Sandra Goodhope. THIRD ROW: Linda Aylesworth, Lynn Reglin, Pat Ware, Ron Birum, Donna De Bardi. FOURTH ROW: Betty Jakkola, Jackie Chittim, Seanene Dickinson, and John Oberg. Reaching for the Stars McCoWn, Brown, Graham Top Senior Scholars Wayne McCown David Brown Richard Graham Commencement Speaker Scott Elder Commencement Speaker Shown in a scene from Ten Little Indians were: Nancy Payne as Emily Sandra Jollie as Mrs, Rogers. Not pictured were: Mike McAdams as Brent, Bob Moon as Fred Narracott, Ken Hockett as William Blore, Scott Anthony Marston, Lea Macquarrie as Phillip Lombard, and Bob McFar- Elder as Judge Wargraves, Dean Lambe as General MacKenzie, Carol land as Mr. Rogers. McKinley as Vera Claythorne, Eldon Doty as Doctor Armstrong, and t 'Ten Little Indians an Rampag Ten Little Indians, a mystery thriller with an excellent cast troducing each other, they were suddenly confronted by a loud- was a big and exciting success. The annual all school spring play speaker which accused each of them of an individual murder, a was held on March 4 and 5. type that could not be proven. Ten murderers were trapped to- Ten complete strangers were invited to take their vacations on gether an an island and one by one each was killed. an island. Their host was unknown to all. After arriving and in- Pictured below in one of thc many serious scenes from Ten Little In- Mary Phillips did G lremendous lob G5 sludenl director of dians were: Bob Moon, Bob McFarland, and Sandra Jollie. the spring ploy' s J e g .g 3 . L si eg Q 64 The 'I959-60 Limelighfers were KNEELING, Ieff fo righfp STANDING, Mary Philips, Dan Davis, Bev Olson, Jim Pierce Nancy Payne, Lori Graham, Melody Thorgaarcl, Scoff Elder, Eldon Dofy, Ken Hockeh, Deon I.arr.be, and Bob McFarland. Dennis McConnell, Lance Ableson, and Sandy Jolley. and Limelighters The compleie cast in a scene from ihe spring play, Iey. STANDING, Scott Elder, Bob McFarland, Dean Ten Liftle Indians, was left fo right, SITTING, Eldon Lambe, Bob Moon, Lea Macquarrie, Mike McAdams, Dofy, Sandy Jolley, Nancy Payne and Carol McKin- and Ken Hocketf. I Members of the Citizenship Proiect committee were Mike Pelling, Dave Brown, Wayne Mc- Cowan, Patsy Wilson, Fred Ballinger, and Carole Jenkins. -sf First semester Student Council members were BACK ROW, left to right, Jeannie Maxwell, Linda Aylesworth, Nancy Selfridge, Ann Hardisty, Barb Strickland, Jean Sage, Ann Sanders, Mary Wood, Dick Eubank, Jerry Steiner, Linda Wagner, Sharon McCart, and Nancy Payne. MIDDLE ROW: Bob Eschrich, Chuck Case, Al Turner, Fred Bal- linger, Dick Westover, Ernie Galante, Gary Moore, Den- nis McGillvery, Mike McAdams, Tony Stehman, and Neil Anderson. FRONT ROW: Earleyne, Peters, Marilyn Cox, JoAnn Todd, Judy Smith, Joan Johnson, Sally Matthew- son, Carole Jenkins, JoAnn LeMeir, Eileen Barnett, Leslie Marks, and Francine Soady. he Gave Bangs Down f N 3 ,Z r ,, , L ' by Student Body ofticers for the entire i959-60 school year were Jo Chittim, Assistant Treasurer, Sue Collins, Business Manager, Carol Turner, Treasurer, Dan Davis, President, Seanene Dickinson, Secretary, and Dave Brown, Vice President. on A S. B. cti ities ' , 14, . ,, . -f-' ' . , Second semester Student Council members were BACK ROW, left to right: Mike Pelling, Jim Mueller, Harlan Pat- terson, Frank Adams, Eric Gorenson, Pat Jacobs, Bud Smart, Fred Galassi, Neil Anderson, Grady Pearsons, Jim Wall, and Fred Shull. MIDDLE ROW: Chuck Verrall, John Denlay, Roger Graham, Fred Ballinger, Al Turner, John Rowe, Bob Eschrich, John Howell, Jerry Steiner, Larry ww, Williams, and Don Moon. FRONT ROW: JoAnn Kirkpatrick, Sandy Simon, Leotigail Copstad, Nancy Payne, Sue Bai- ley, Carole Bolton, Eileen Barnett, Joan Johnson, Jo Chit- tim, Kathy Jensen, Sharon Mitchell, Donna DeBardi, Linda Morris, LeAnn Cole, Francine Soady, and Seanene Dickinson. -rc? Y .G g nfl' yi. , fy?-'C CJ In their tirst year ot action the discipline council issued tick- ets to students who violated school rules. Members of the council were: Gary Crosby, Jett McManus, Fred Shaw, John Howell, Dick Patow, Betty Zimmerman, Dove Brown, Sully Matthewson, Rick Graham, Kathy Daines, Gary Manchester, l Ann Sanders, Sheryl Ramstead, Gwen Olson, Carol Turner, John Rowe, Carolyn Dick, Pat Miner, Parsy Wilson, Bill Ste- venson, Judy Jensen, Francine Soady, Carol McKinley, Gary Moore, Sean Dickinson, Dan Davis, and Herb Hubbard. Court Is N ow In Session A common scene, this picture shows a poor soul pleading for mercy from the Supreme Court, The Justices were: Harlan Patterson, Rick Clothier, aw' Chief Justice Kaye Bailey, Jackie Chittim, Cheryl Culverwell, and Mike Charles. Not shown was Dale Harless, 68 Over-enthusiastic members of the Lower Court were Jim Muellgrl Tim Mc. Allister, Lea Macquarrie, Scott Elder, Ralph Higgins, and Mike Medin, Not shown was Fred Goerisch. Their main function was to listen to the cages of the students with minor violations. General neatness, cleanliness, and not missing more than one regulation day qualified the following students to be winners in the Good Grooming Contest sponsored by Girls' Club: KBACK ROW l. to RJ Mary Cockurm, Lorelee McGinniss, Jackie Hicks, seniors, CFRONT ROWD Robin Ellefson, Sandi Clark, Pam Lund, Winner of the Betty Crocker Homemak- ing test at E.H.S. was Grace Byrne. juniors, Paula Clarke, Cheryl Culverwell, and Priscilla Omdahl, h I . d . . sop omores Not picture were Linda Stokes, Carolyn Smith, and The 1960 Bauschiomb Trophy was B ' S h l. H ' l. . H , obbie c uz onorary winners were l to rl ugh Lee Les awarded to Dave Brown the omsmnd Houle, and Dick Anderson. , , Ing student In all phases of science dur Dean Lambe won the American Legion competitive Constitution test by answer- ing a tie-breaking essay question. ing his high school years Students Bring Honor to E. . S. Because their works were ti- nalists in the Statewide Scholastic Art Awards con- test, Rosalyn Stromberg, Marlys Stennes, Carla Gray, and Mary Cockrum were worthy of a regional Gold Key and a Blue Ribbon Finalist Award. Their entries were sent to New York City for competition in the tinal National Scholastic Art Awards contest. Judy Brown Cfar right? placed in the statewide contest. V , 7 QQ 99 A Touch of Venus Reigning over the 130 couples attending the 1960 Junior Prom was Venus, who stood among stately pillars ot white and gold. The Goddess of Love put Cl Touch of Venus in the hearts of all who danced to the melodious music of the Watchmen - thus completing a setting somewhat similar to that of ancient Greece, theme ot the Prom. Knowing that the beautiful Venus had succeeded in casting her romantic spell through the ballroom, members of the Phi-Psi Quartet sang such enjoyable songs as Zombie Jamboree, trying without success to penetrate the ecstatic charm. Chosen by the Junior class, Dale Leatherman and Cathy Schumacher were crowned King and Queen ot the Prom. The hardworking committee chairmen were: Pat Cramner, decorations fshe is shown below with her committeej, Doug Heyer, entertainment, Ann Sanders, pub- licity, Kim Brewbaker, ticket sales, Donna Derkacht, programs, Dale Leatherman, refreshments, Nancy Payne and Harlan Patterson, clean-up, Mike McAdams, band and general chairman, and Kitty Medin, invitations and chaperons. 30 Y 1.342 '-.-' 1 4 f L f L ,, :yy 45. , ' 221 in rg? 5 , ' , 4 6 ,4- 'f 4255 'A ,I ,,., , LL ,W M5 ff , ff gf- ,iff f , n f 1 0 ,,m V ,,C,, ,SH i Q1 Only one of .,.'- A popular ad in Vodvil was a solo by Rocky Moore the outstanding performers was Karen Dalby al the piano. xv L si ig M ww 42:7 Avi, f Jimelou Kelley efliciently displayed her talent Francine Soady and Paul Leger sang a delighrful duet. on fhe elecfric accordion. A drum combo added color and rhyfhm fo the show. Included were Cleft to righfj Larry Holmes, Mike Allen, Mike McAdams, George De- Jesus, and Tim Nichols. A main feature of Vodvil was the kick-line, made up of senior girls. This per- son, Mary Cockrum, Lynda Thornbrue, and Candy Odegaard Not pictured formance concluded the program. The selected girls were Cleft to rightj Pat were Carol Zandelland Barb Strickland. Miner, Margie Van Houten, Carol Martin, Claudia Fromberg, Kathy Hendrick- Vodvil is one of the main attractions of the year. Students hurried to practice their special talents for try-outs. Much hard work was involved tor both students and advisors. As each year passes, Vodvil becomes more traditional. The Reall Big Show Craig Rogers displayed his talent with Max the puppet. The 1960 kick-line was a success through the efforts of Lori Graham and Miss Hamil- ton. Vodvil 1960 wouldn't have been such a success without Patsy Wilson and Ken Hockett, stu- dent directors. Mr. Aliverti and Mr. O'Brian put in hours of hard work as Vodvil advisors. 1? w i QM g ff W M11 f i la, ,wav-vw S i 2 3 I, E id H Q My ' A S2 4 -C fs Q .. my The cheering crowd, attired in comical costumes, yelled for Preparing for the lump, were the teachers of Edmonds battl their favorite, at the faculty basketball game. ing with faculty from Shoreline. Projects for Foreign Student und Chairman of the Foreign Student money raising com- mittee, was Tony Stehman. Raising money for next year's foreign student seemed to be no object. Everyone worked hard to raise money, so that we could send for another foreign student next year. A few of the money raising activities were: fac- ulty basketball game, sock hop, and a lettermen slave auction. 75 Gary Nappe, a letterman slave, displays attire given him by his master. 5-1, Y-.. VARSITY TRACKSTERS: Qleft to righfj FRONT ROW, Jim KiIfofT, John finson, Dick Eubank, Ken McFarland, and Doug McCarfp BACK ROW, 1 Jaeger, John Rowe, Harlan Pafferson, Frank Adams, John Gross, and Bud Smart, Gary Moore, Dave Brown, Warren Bare, and Vern Bare. Ray Garneau, SECOND ROW, Wayne Moran, Tom Offner, Don Mar- T ' T k I ff! g Af! W. -' j . - 'i 'J x X . K if ' , .R 4 o ff . I J ' V fl vi J 'lar I , ff E 'S ' 4 , v X, V, x - , qw? J o ' ,r A K ,S ' 1 I , VV Q 3 X-,X , Ken Gross aw Larry Langlois Q9 Gary HQHSOH ' Dale Bauman in J! Pole vault Q30 Shot put mix Sprinter X4 Middle Distance runs ' zwsmcg 'Fw J fmauue' f . f . I r i fl ' f,,,, I X 5 , , ,,,,.,,,. , I 7 E il - 3 A' , K ,, .nf ,X y I Qu I T K5 , ,.-1 N. ,ni-ffff Wig? W 1 5!! k I I ,- 1 0, ikf fi ,. ,V ,LAAt VV ! V MVVVVX , . V f V5 l I ,.L, LXL, tk V lvtq V ,V ,V Q VV 1 ' X e i l ,-e IVXM m e V SV i !q V a j Q 45 i ' 'M' ' Wm f Ps if in K, , v ig i V as Q r , X f K ls Q A 5 A - 1. ... V , e Vg i if - N. V jim Kiolso Vl ' far? Sprinis 1 V if N-., ' gf, 1' 1 , ,Hy Bud Smart I xxx- ,.,. ' V1 f '52 Disiance Runs V nu if gmns, , r V Warren Bare yVVV f Gary Moore Distance runs yi Javelin fhrow A V 2 fagmei r .,f : V '- , as ' V V2 ', V VW VV Pictured of fhe left, Fred Vi A V Shaw has been head man- V 'V fill, - f ager of the track feam for - ',,, 5 l ' V , fwo years. -, M' I A1 the far right, head coach ' V! V , V AVA ' Siu Smith. At his left, as- sistant coach, Mr. Ron Lee. Coach Smifh has never known c losing season in his twelve years of Tutoring the Tiger track teams. fi w-1-v m y- i f 'l L ff??CfA d G7 zap im gl U jx E i Tiger Varsity: Cleft to rightj FRONT ROW, Jim Mueller, Tim McAllister, Harless, Ernie Nygaard, Larry Lindsey, Bill Patteiger, BACK ROW, Steve Ken Cunningham, Mike Whiles, Larry Scott, and Jims Collins, SECOND Morrison, Dan Leader, Randy Krause, Dick Pafow, Bill Rostad, Dale ROW, George Anderson, Ernie Galante, Fred Shull, Larry Potter, Dale Leatherman, Bill McNall, Mike UH, and Nick Uram, rf' L 9 1 XX 4 L s .L ,tk J ttf - M- X 2 N 6wnuQ fi t L y 4' L it ' 1 ' L I 1 f M 3 y 2 ,, If L . v r , fl ll f wg. J' . 1 , f Q ggyila' ' ' WA i' ix ffl If , 5 f r Jerry Steiner Q . O tf' ld L - J .:, Q Jim Myers U le er ,L K, Q Pitcher Fred Shull 4 , P' R Pitcher fy Al Willsey V lnfgegder Jim Rotlfmie f .4 r .fx ' 4 ' V 'f -A .x O. il , A , A -X 'itM '-'-wzage L ' ' ' Nazi, ,..- , 5 -'vw-r.5-Al.,' ,,.f- f - Q- . ......,,,,5, Head coach I Www- SCZIY W Q The sophomore Yeam included Cleff lo righlj BACK ROW: M. Day, D. Towner, D. Hum- monfree, T. Tibke, J. Fisher, D. Thompson, B. Campbell, and G. Danielson, SECOND ROW, B. Cardwell, T. Lune, D. Acrdcuhl, D. Myers, L. Houle, K. Openshuw, D. Hehoe, and K. Ruth, FRONT ROW, G. Hussey, K. Reid, J. Anderson, M. Medin H. Lagerslrom, B. Glasgow, and D. McCann. I ' X l X X A Xf- X f X xx ,xxx , ff l ,- f ff Tj Ken Cunningham lnfielder , Aj',2 -1? L in I fs- l. 5 'S X l Tim McAllister 'V Catcher-infielcler I , Ernie Gulanle Kelly Paxton Calfhef Pifcher A 1 Baseballers Bombard Baselines Merle Blevins Assisfcnf couch ww in 40 nd V' .. In fw 'Cr 1- 2 2, 1 . 57- r ,Mal ' 'n'.fi'e5. .. ..,!.L,. A4 gf Cwsig. '. if -f. ' I. , ':'.'..'e oo 4' J .-:-...iw-,T r , r . ww 1 'if av .. ,w . .,9,,.',5.z x uv.,-,. ,. ,. s 7 KN: ' Y WVR 'L 'A A r Tennis Coach Phil Hull Representing the 1960 tennis squad, from left to right, Craig Yost, Ron Yost, Gary Nappe, Wayne Poage, Neil Anderson, Mike Steinman, and Jeff McManus. Not pictured were Gary Manchester, Gary Spiller, Dave Hanson, and Dick Morehouse. Lettermen Bolster Tennis Squad - 1 ' ' like is Q fi 'y 1 Q ' XX . i' -5 X 'gdgz nf s XY J Vf ' y A Y! X3 ! D 7 N NNY ,J Y 4' X ' ax Y f , is an Y . 1 x i s , l , A Craig Yost ff 4 '4,.1 , f . :J fy, X, if ii K . l if Lp' V 3 1 5 .Xi I y f Ml fy, !:.,-k , 4 s , 'l'l i W of X A ff, Lff V l W ,uk 5 I U , P X w g. ' Neil Anderson GGVY MC1YlCl1S5Ter ' , if 1 Sw Gary Nappe 5 4 rf. fi Q, I Y XX-I 'J Q. ...Q Coaching the tennis team and prepar- ing the girls for competition were the duties of Miss Morgan, adviser. She worked throughout the season with the girls on the perfection of their skills. The i960 Girls' Tennis Team stopped playing just long enough to pose for a group picture. They were from left to right, TOP ROW, Dianne Kochrian, Carol Miller, Kathy Hott, Linda Nappe, Nancy Stricklandhand Janie Lagerstrom. In the MIDDLE ROW were, Jackie King, Claudia Sievert, Paula Irvin, Lynne Breckner, ancl Gayle Hanson. FRONT ROW were, Ann Sanders, Terry Ashley, Linda Matthewson, Nancy Dunham, Rita Taylor, and Sean Dickinson. Pong . .. . . hap!! ' 2, W 1 WZ! Z if fit :exfiwiw 'A W- .Q . 1 I, ffin sr ff i 1 - mnow E. SILVERNAIL' T T - Mr. Silvernail, superintendent of School District No. I5 The challenge to youth is ever-present to plan and to work toward a richer, fuller and more satisfactory life. Those of you who accept the challenge are already aware that there is no substitute for determination and hard work. In VSWOSPSCT, l hope you will use this book to help recall the joys and satisfactions that were yours while attending Edmonds Senior High School. G. Mason Hall Seniors: A few decades ago your grandparents were among the favored or fortunate if they at- tended high school. The chances that your parents finished high school are good. Today society expects you to complete high school. Whereas high school was once a termination point for formal education, the situation has changed greatly today. There is no terminal education - we must forget the term and the idea. Continued schooling and re-education are the concepts with which you must cope. A successful life in your generation will be more closely tied to your level of education than ever before. May I urge you to consider seri- ously the advantages of continuing your edu- cation next year. Harold E. Silvernail Mr. Hall, principal Without the assistance and guidance of Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Sorenson, and Mrs. Lindbloom, secretaries, the ottice ot Ed- monds Senior High School would have been in utter con- fusion. Always present and willing to help were Mr. Norman ilettl and M Opgaard, vice-principals in 1959-60. ur Administration Wilson Gilpin and Frank Goulet, head custodian, were always around to make sure Edmonds Senior High School was clean and warm throughout the i959-60 school year. Students flew around corners and raced toward the lunch line in order to get their portion ot the delicious food cooked under the supervision ot Mrs. Lois Rauch, head cook in 1959-60. ,4 -,,..---' ,,.4-I Kg i i ls is Bc-:nny's Bosses Mr. Gene Adams English, Publications Mr. Ed Aliverti Band, Choral Music Miss Cherie Austin Home Economics Mrs. Helen Beaver English Mrs, Louise Banks Mr. Kenneth Bumgarner Biology, Chemistry Mr. Carroll Clark Radio, History Typing English Mrs. Hallie Anderson Librarian 1 . 1, ' K U A 'Y X - Mr. Bob Anderson Instrumental Music X X Business Machines Mr. Merle Blevins History Miss Lucille Balch English Mr. Doug las Bridges Library 84 Mr. Jerry Conrad Geometry, Crafts Mr. Gerald Clay Mathematics Mr. .lohn Cooke Biology YW? W Mrs Pauline Coia Counselor Mr. Earl Craig Drivers' Training Mr. Nicholas Garcia MF- John Greenwald Mechanical Drawing l'll5f0VY Mrs. Julieffe Haerfig English Miss Mairy George Commercial Courses ,f-an 'ii'-l fJf Miss Joyce Hamilton Family Living '7 KB Aux num NY XX Mr William Hatch Counselor Mrs. Constance Hayden Commercial Courses Miss Roncleau Evans Miss 5l1ifleY Graham Mrs' Malvina Heibefg English, History P.E. Aff Mr. Gale Fllef Mr. Marshall Herron Geometry, Algebra Physical Science Physics K fi, 'Qi Mg, ,W .,, Mr. Wilfred Hoban Shop Mr. .lohn Hollingshead Biology, Botany wr' ltr? i Mr. Phillip Hull History, Athletics h Q f11 if iii fyft Mr. Les Kirkendorfer English MVS- GlYde Krumbah Mr. Alvin Meinert History X if -S' 'C 5, ,., , Mr. Ronald Lee History Mrs. Kathleen Kreiss English Mrs. Geraldine MacAdam Commercial Courses Mrs, Josephine McCloskey Spanish, French 86 Commercial Courses Miss Margaret Morgan P.E. Mr. Byron Nelson P.E. Mr. William Moran Commercial Courses Mrs. Marian Penichet Spanish ,,, Mrs. Esther Nelson Counselor Mr. Charles O'Bria'n Drama, Speech English Mr. William Phillips Chemistry Physical Science Mr. John Plesha Algebra, UICSM in Mr. Mike Trainer W Metal Shop i Mrs. Carro Shaw History f ,f if ' Mr. Anthony Vukov History Cont. Prob. Mr. Earl Steberl Mr. Harry Reinert Latin Mrs. Sa-ndi Scholl English Algebra Trigonometry Mr. Gordon Wagoner Auto Shop Mrs. Alma Swanson Mathematics NOT PICTURED: Mr. Francis Cunningham, English, Senior Lit., Cult. Her. Mrs. Ruth Hollingshead, Biology Miss Mildred Johnson, Commercial Courses Mr. Jerry Karnofski, History, Athletics Miss Jane Knudson, Senior Corres., Commercial Courses Miss Alberta Love, English Mr. Richard Rowe, P.E., Athletics Mrs. Shirley Schumann, French Mr. Stuart Smith, History, Athletics Mrs. Rose Traina Anderson, English Mrs. JoAnn Williams Boson, Spanish rr , Miss Ruth Westerhuis Typing Retail Selling Mrs. Lyle Wheeler Geometry Algebra iff, fl 1, I. 1 if? noun-5, if if 'FZ if I ,. rg..-': ,, 'ff . , ' 21 .. !t5fT'?i 3,, ., sy if sv M 'sw 4 .7 Mr. Ralph Wigington English Coll. Prep. Comp. Mr. Walter Yeager History Mr. George Selvidge Miss Jean Carlson Publications 87 Home Economics English H.-with '5--- 'r f' f M, jf l X DIANA BLUME Treosurer TONY STEHMAN President W Au revoir, Seniors JOAN CLARK Vice President LINDA MATTH EWSON Secreto ry JIM ALTON LARRY ANDERSON SUSAN ANDERSON Ski Club 4 Pep Club 3,4 President 4 Letterwomen 3,4 Good Grooming 2 Student Council 2 Girls' Club Rep. 2 Alternate 4 Ski Club 4 F.T.A. 4 DIANNE ARNOLD TERRY ASHLEY Letterwomen 3,4 Tri-Hi-Y 4 Health Center 4 Tennis Team 3,4 Girls' Club Rep. 4 Pen Pal 3,4 m.e,,i .,,..,,- DICK AUDETTE Dist. 15 Basketball 2,3,4 Indoor Track Meet 2 Outdoor Track Meet 2,3 Intramural Bowling 2,3,4 BUD BAKER BOB BALLARD FRED BALLINGER Student Council 3 , Boys' Club Rep. 2,3 Band 2,3,4 Ski Club 2,3,4 Orchestra 2,3,4 Ski Team 3,4 Pep Band 2,3,4 Student Council 4 JOYCE ADAMS Senior Breakfast 2 MIKE ALLEN MARGARET ALLINGHAM Band 4 MC199leH Pep Band 4 Teacher's Assistant 4 Science Fair 2 Mother-Daughter Tea 3,4 Track Manager 2,3 Pen Pal Club 4 District l5 2 Lettermen 3 1-at-W JIM ANDREWS BOYD ARENTSEN SANDY ARMSTRONG LINDA AYLESWORTH DOROTHY BAGLOW KAYE BAILEY Trans.: Arlington 3 Cheerleader 3,4 Letterwomen 3,4 Torch 3,4 Student Council 4 Sigma-Tri-Hi-Y 3,4 Wireless 3,4 Seabeck Conference 3 Judge 2,3,4 Torch 3,4 Letterwomen 3,4 Quill 8. Scroll 4 EJC Leadership Conf. 4 Good Grooming Winner 3 Jr. Prom Comm. Chairman 3 Girls' Club Cabinet 3 DALE BANG JACK BARBEAU Torch 2,3,4 WARREN BARE Lettermen 3,4 Bearer 4 Orchestra 2,3,4 Concertmaster 4 Music in May Concertmaster 3 Ensemble 3 Track 2,3,4 Cross Country 3,4 Basketball 2 LINDA BARLAMENT TONITA BARNETT MIKE BARRETT JEANNETE BECKTELL DWIGHT BEERS CAROL BELL GJ? LAURA BERGAMASCO ROGER BERGER RON BIRUM Foreign Student from Italy 4 Ski Club 4 Tri-Hi-Y 4 Program Seller 4 Foreign Student Comm. 4 Girls' Sports 4 Homecoming Princess 4 RUTH BOLT MARJORI E BORST Lettermen 3,4 Basketball 2,3,4 Baseball 2,3,4 Boys' State Torch 2,3,4 Bearer 4 Hi-Y 4 Band 2,3 Dance Band 2,3 Solo 8- Ensemble 3 Boys' Club Rep. 3 DALE BAUMAN Ski Club 2,3,4 Football 2 Track 2,3,4 Lettermen 3,4 Hi-Y 4 Bengals 4 Intramurals 2,3,4 Hall Patrol 4 Lettermen Conces Chorus fone ll Ik! j ERNIE BAUS SANDEE BECKLUND Dist. 'I5 Basketball 2,3,4 Chorus 4 Student Sales Club Intramurals 2,3 W.-D. E.C.A. sion 4 CAROLE BENSON BILL BERG LINDA BERG Pen Pal Club 4 Trans: Franklin High 3 DIANA BLUME Torch 2,3,4 Bearer 4 Chorus 2,3 Choir 4 DICK BOE Girls' Club Comm. 3,4 Girls' Club Sunsh ine Comm. Chairman 4 Girls' Club Cabin Tri-Hi-Y 4 Pep Club 4 Ski Club 3 Pen Pal Club 3 et 3,4 SHARRON BOSCH Chorus 3,4 Pen Pal Club 4 Student Council 3 Judicial Revision C Girls' Club Rep. 4 Girls' Club Tolo Publicity 2,3 Refreshments 2 omm. 3 W JANICE BOLGEN Chorus 2,3,4 Pen Pal Club 4 Make Up Club 4 CYNTHIA BOYLES JACK BRENNAN Ski Club 2,3,4 Football 2,3,4 Track 3,4 Bengals 4 Lettermen 3,4 Boys' Club Sec.-Trea s.4 Ha-Y 3,4, ski Team 2 3 A A B Nom. Comm. Leadership Conf. 3 Ski Club President 4 Hall Patrol 3,4 JIM BROOKS RON BUCKINGER TOM BUCKMEIER DARLENE BULLER 'S V I DAVID BROWN JUDY BROWN DORIS BRYANT A.S.B. Vice-President 4 Letterwomen 3,4 Choir 2,3,4 Debate 3,4 Manager 4 SGCYQIGYY 4 Cross Country 3,4 Sigma-Tri-Hi-Y 3,4 Ticket Seller 4 Torch 2,3,4 Councilwoman 3,4 Torch 3 Torchbearer 4 Good Grooming Winner 3 Chorus Student Council Rep. 3 Torch 2,3,4 Torchbearer 4 CATHY BUMP Sports 3,4 Sigma-Tri-Hi-Y 3,4 Trophy Case Comm. 3,4 Pep Club 4 ' 'vflvawnj' BARBARA BURKE Letterwomen 3,4 Ski Club 2,3,4 Make-Up Club 2,3,4 President 4 GRACE BYRNE Trans.: Granite Falls 4 F.T.A. 4 JUDY CALKINS Pep Club 3,4 Sigma-Tri-Hi-Y 3,4 Letterwomen 3,4 4th Award 4 5th Award 4 Manager 4 JEAN CAMPBELL PETE CAPLE Health Center 3 Honor Roll 3 D.E.C.A. 4 W.-D.E.C.A. 4 Student Sales Club 4 Education Ski Club 2,3 Homecoming Comm. Chmn. 4 CHUCK CASE KAREN CHARLES Songleader 3,4 Tri-Hi-Y 3,4 Jr. Attendant 3 Girls' Club Comm. 4 Intramurals 2,3,4 Ski Club 3 Leadership Conf. 4 Echo 4 Tolo Comm. 3,4 SHARON CHARLES Songleader 4 Girls' Club Sec. 3 Sigma-Tri-Hi-Y 3,4 President 4, Treasurer 3 May Queen Attendant 3 Ski Club 2,3,4 Intramurals 2,3,4 Leadership Conf. 4 Tolo Comm. 3,4 Homecoming Quee n4 Girls' Club Cabinet 3,4 Girls' Club Comm. 3,4 PAUL CAPLINGER Football Statistician 2,3,4 Basketball Manager 2,3,4 Baseball Manager 2,3 Lettermen 3,4 Tennis BOB CARLSON JEANNE CARLSON 1h -zz M1 E24 4 L, iii 'swf LARRY CLARK ARTHUR CLIFFORD RICK CLOTHIER RONALD COLEMAN mli' SUE COLLINS Choir 4 A.S.B. Bus. Magr. 4 Letterwomen 3,4 Tri-Hi-Y 4 Chorus 3 Torch 3 Vodvil 3 Dec. Chmn. Tolo 4 Choir 3,4 Student Council 2,3,4 Ski Club 2,3,4 President 3 Football 2,3,4 Lettermen 3,4 Vice President 4 Hi-Y 3,4 Sec.-Treas. 4 Senior Justice 4 Baseball 2 BONNIE COLLISTER Student Council alt. 4 Pen Pal Club 4 KEN CUNNINGHAM ROBERT CURRY Football 2,3,4 Baseball 2,3,4 Lettermen 3,4 Ski Club 3 District I5 2,3,4 -fo? A 1:51 sr-W , KATHLEEN DAINES Torch 2,3,4 Choir 4 Girls' Intramurals 2,3 Health Center 4 Girls' Club Rep. 4 Limelighters 4 'QQ 1... RUSSELL CHANDLER JACKIE CHITTIM Trans.: Lincoln 3 Torch 3,4 A.S.B. Senior Judge 4 E.J.C. Leadership Conf. 4 Girls' Club Rep. 4 Tri-Hi-Y 4, Ticket Taker 4 Pen Pal Club 4 Sunshine Comm. 4 Big-Little Sister Banq. Comm. 4 JOAN CLARK Ski Club 2,3,4 F.T.A. 2,3,4p Secretary 4 Letterwomen 3,4, Manager 4 Band 2,3,4 Pep Band 3,4 Student Council 2,3 Torch 2 Class Ofiicer 3 Big-Little Sister Banq. Comm. Chairman 4 uw' , ug MARY COCKRUM RICHARD COLBERT LEANN COLE Letterwomen 3,4 Torch 3,4 Vodvil 3 Tri-Hi-Y 4 Class Treasurer 2 Girls' Club Cab, 3 Vodvil 3 Echo 4 Tri-Hi-Y 4 Ticket Comm. 3,4 Sister Banq. Chmn. 4 Make-up Club 4 Yearbook Conf. 4 HomeComing Comm. Chmn. 4 Torch 2 Letterwomen 4 F.T.A. 2,3,4 Tolo Comm. 4 Pen Pal Club 4 Girls' Club Comm. 3,4 Tolo 3,4 BARBARA COREY MARILYN COX ANDY CRANE Girls' Intramurals 2,3 Student Council Rep. 4 Girls' Club alt. Rep. 3 Good Grooming Award 2 LURA DAVENPORT DAN DAVIS NORMA DAWSON Girls' Club Rep. 3 Girls' Intramurals 2,3,4 Band 2,3,4 Pen Pal Club 4 A.S.B. President 4 Drum Maior 3,4 Torch 3,4 Choir 2,3,4 Student Director 3,4 Hi-Y 3,4 Limelighters 2,3,4 Vice-President 3,4 Mello Airs 3,4, Pres. 3,4 Echo 35 Ski Club 3,4 Orchestra 2,3,4 Torch 2 Ensemble 3 DeLAINE DeARMOND Echo 2,3,4 Copy Editor 4 Quill 8. Scroll 3,4 DONNA DeBARDl Tri-Hi-Y Giris' Club Rep. Pen Pal Club 3,4 RON DeLAP Band 2,3,4 Bengals 3,4 Tennis 3,4 TOYCH 3 Torch 2,3,4 Intramurals 2,3,4 Mother 81 Daughter Tea Bearer 4 Dist. I5 Basketball 2,3,4 Chmn. Decorations 3 Ticket Selling Comm. 3,4 Paddle Squad 3,4 Yearbook Conference 2,3,4 Quill 81 Scroll Pres. 4 Publication Dance Chmn. 3 Publication Banquet Chmn. 3 Girls' Club Rep. 3 Enterprise High School Ed. 4 DIXIE DAY JACK DAY SHARON DAY Girls' Club Rep. 3 Tri-Hi-Y 3 Mother 8. Daughter Tea Serving Committee 3 Decorating Committee 4 Honor Roll 2 Intramurals 4 Trans.: Chelan Bay JOHN DENBY BILL DERKACHT SEANENE DICKINSON Echo Record 3,4 Hall Patrol 2,3,4 Bengals 3,4 Track 2 A.S.B. Secretary 3,4 Pep Club Secretary 4 Letterwomen 3,4 Tri-Hi-Y 3,4 Tolo Comm. Chmn. 4 Girls' Club Rep. 4 Vodvil 3 Torch 3,4 Quill 8. Scroll 3,4 Leadership Conf. 4 Wireless 3,4 Chorus 4 KV' LONNA DOLPHIN DEAN DRAPER GENE DREKE Ski Club 2,3,4 Vodvil 3 Pen Pal Club 3,4 Girls' Club Cab. 3 Girls' Club Rep. 2,3,4 NANCY DUNHAM GARRY DZYACKI LINDA EBERSOLE Letterwomen 3,4 Manager 3,4 Pep Club 3,4 Ski Club 2,3,4 F.T.A. 3,4 Pen Pal Club 4 Treasurer 4 Grils' Club Cab. 4 Career Day 3 Mother 8. Daughter Tea Comm. Cafeteria 2,3 Good Grooming Judge 2 F.T.A. 4 sig a. Little sis. Benq. Prog. Chmn 3 we: JACKIE EGGERS L. SCOTT ELDER Ski Club 2,3 Debate 2,3,4 Make-Up Club 2,3,4 Limelighters 3,4 Intramurals 2,3,4 Football Mgr. 2,3 Lettermen 3,4 Echo 3 Ski Club 3,4 Vodvil 3 Regional Science Fair 3 Boys' State TOM ELLER Track 2,3,4 Wrestling 4 Boys' Club Rep. Lettermen 3,4 Bengals 4 Hall Patrol 3,4 4 Student Council Rep. 4 fl X ml ,H-,MV CAROL ELSON JIM ERBES JIM EVANS Trans.: Shelton Ski Club 4 Debate Club 4 p Aw -uxrfl' MICHAEL EVANS Football Manager 2,3 Head Manager 3 Lettermen 3 D.E.C.A. 4 MICKEY FILBIN Football 2 Vodvil 3 Dist. I5 2,4 Intramurals 3 Boys' Club Rep. 2,4 LEONARD FAGG DELORES FEDERMEYER ED FINCH Trans.: Lewis-Clark 2 B Squad Football 2 Boys' Fed. Rep. 2 Trans.: Lincoln 3 Hall Patrol 3 Jr. Roll Rep. 3 Girls' Intramurals 3,4 Pen Pal Club 4 F.T,A. 4 Programs 4 5-N nw DENNIS FINNEY Intramurals 3,4 Dist. I5 2,3,4 . ,. .,,. 4 -.naw SALLY FOSS SANDIE FOSS LEE FREDRICKSON Pen Pal Club IL f Q' ,Wi ERNIE GALANTE Football 2,3,4 STERLING GALLAGHER JACK GARTHLEY Tennis 2,3,4 Basketball 2,3,4 Echo Record 2,3 Baseball 2,3,4 lntramura ls 2,3,4 Lettermen 3,4 President 4 Student Council 3,4 Hi-Y 3 Cross Country 3 Dist. I5 2,3,4 xi. DIANNE FEDEZCO DENNIS FERLACK PAT Fll-BIN SUSIE FISHER JVVN REENI FREEMAN Transfer 3 Intramurals 3,4 Stage Crew 4 CAROL FLATT Pen Pal Club 3,4 Ticket Seller 2 Sports 2 Mother-Daughter Tea 2 MARVIS FORBES Canteen Comm. 2 Health Cntr. 4 Pen Pal Club 2,3,4 CLAUDtA FROMBERG LAURA FULTON Girls' Club Rep. 2,4 Torch 3,4 Band 3 4 Canteen 2,3,4 Secretary 2,3 President 4 Snoline Y.M.C.A. Quill and Scroll 4 Wireless 3,4 Ad Manager 4 Business Manag Tri-Hi-Y 4 Girl of Month 4 an, 4195, Bearer 4 Health Center 3 omcef 3 Tri-HI-Y 3,4 Princess 3 President 4 Make-up Club 3 Pen Pal Club 3,4 Vodvil 3 er 4 Student Council 2 Girls' Club Cab. 4 Echo 4 Tolo Comm. 4 W -If Girls' Club Comm. 3,4 RAY GEIGLE TERESA GERARD Program Soles 2 ROBERT GIERKE Mello Aires 2 3 4 Mothers Tea Comm Choir 2 3 4 Student Sales Ed Club 4 Band 2 34 saw' W DECA4 Pep Band 3 4 D.E.C.A. 4 Main Oflice 3,4 All Northwest Choir 3 Sunday Excursion 2 -:rdf FRED GOERISCH Baseball 2,3,4 Basketball 2,3,4 Student Council 2,3,4 Choir 4 Intramurals 2,3,4 Lettermen 4 JIM GOHM SANDRA GOODHOPE Torch 2,3,4 Bearer 4 U.W. Leadership Conf. 3 Ticket Comm. 2,3,4 Orchestra 2 Outdoor Ed. Prog. 3 Driftwood Editor 4 MELODY GILPIN HELEN GIZA JOHN GLASGOW Chorus 3,4 Pen Pal Club 4 JOHN GRAN ELLEN GRANNIS CARLA GRAY Echo 3,4 Art Editor 4 Quill 8- Scroll 4 Driftwood Asst. Art Ed. 4 Yearbook Conference 3,4 Girls' Sports 2,3 Tolo Comm. Chmn 3 Jr. Prom Comm. 3 TOM GRUBBS MIKE GUSTAVSON ROBERT GUTH Ski Club 2,3,4 Orchestra 2,3,4 Sec. Orchestra 3,4 All-Northwest 3 All-State 4 May Festival 3 Lettermen 4 GALE GRAFF Ski Club 2,3,4 Girls Club Cab. 3,4 Pep Club 4 Sigma Tri-Hi-Y LORI GRAHAM Trans.: Germany 3 Tolo Gen. Chmn. 4 Student Director Play 4 Girls' Club Cab. 4 Vodvil 3 Limelighters 4 Sister Entertainment 4 Play Publicity Chmn. 3 Girls' Club Rep. 3 Jr. Prom Decorations 3 its-' RICHARD GRAHAM BOB GREEN WAYNE GREENLAND JUDITH GRIFFIN Hi-Y 4 Boys' Club Rep. 4 Boys' Intramurals 2,3,4 Dist. 'I5 Basketball 3,4 New .aa ' '45 K2 '1 V 'Ir MI ' DENNIS HANIA FRANCES HANSEL VESTA HANSEN I RAYMOND HATCHER Track 3,4 Cross Country 3,4 Football 'l2th Man 2,3,4 Boys' Intramurals 3,4 Ski Club 3 Student Council 3 JIM HELLERSTEDT KATHY HENDRICKSON choir 3,4 Chorus 3 Pep Club 3,4 Vice Pres. 4 Tri-Hi-Y 4 Girls' Club C Vodvil 3 Wireless 4 Ski Club 2,3 omm. Chmn. 4 SUZANNE HAGGBLOM Sigma Tri-Hi-Y 4 Girls' Club Comm. Chmn. 4 Pep Club 4 Student Congress 4 Ski Club 2,3,4 Make-up Club 2, F.T.A. 4 Pen Pal Club 4, Career Day 3 Sister Banquet programs 4 Tolo Ticket Comm. 4 Entertainment Comm. 2 KAREN HALLEY Echo 4 Sunshine Comm. 3 Mother 81 Daughter Tri-Hi-Y 4 Jr. Prom Comm. 3 Student Council 2 Intramurals 2 Yearbook Conf. 4 JUDY HAMMER Trans.: Shoreline 3 A.S.B. Rep. 3 Tea 3 Chorus 3,4 Girls' Club Scrapbook 4 Pen Pal Club 4 Main Oftice 4 ANN HARDISTY Torch 2,3,4 Sigma Tri-Hi-Y 3,4 Letterwomen 4 Student Council 4 Mothers' Tea Chmn. 3 SHERRIE HARRIS SHARON HARRISON Chorus 2,3,4 Pen Pal Club 4 gg HA, VIRGINIA I-IIcKox JACKIE HICKS ARTHUR HIGGINS , f RON HIGHLAND AL HIGHTOWER COOKIE HILL ...ff 83 AL L Band 2,3,4 Orchestra 2,3,4 Pep Band 2,3,4 Ski Club 2,3 Torch 2,3,4 EUGENE HILL KEN HOCKETT MIKE HOLLINGER JANICE HOLT Student Sales Education. 4 Torch 2 D.E.C.A. Club 4 W.-D.E.C.A. VIRGINIA HOLT Head Maiorette 2,3,4 Letterwomen 3,4 Vodvil 2,3,4 Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, Com Torch 2,3,4 Pep Club 4 Choir 3,4 Ski Club 3,4 Wireless 4 m. Chmn. 4 Homecoming Comm. Chmn. CAROL HOOEY Transfer from Seattle 3 Intramural sports 3 Science Fair 3 KATHY HOVERSON JOHN HOWELL Football 2,3,4 Basketball 2 Baseball 2,3,4 Lettermen 3,4 Hi-Y 2,3,4 Dist. I5 basketball 3,4 Student Council 3 Boys' Club Rep. 3 ABM KATHY HUDSON Sigma Tri-Hi-Y 4 Ski Club 3,4 Sunshine Comm. 4 SHARON HULSE LaVONNE HYER VERNE JACOBSEN LINDA HUDSON Ski Club 2,3,4 Jr. Prom Comm. 3 Girls' Club Sunshine Committee 3 BARRY HULL KAREN HULSE Ban d 2,3,4 BETTY JAKKOLA Trans.: Montana Pen Pal Club 4 Girls' Club Intramural Sports 4 CAROLE JENKINS Letterwomen 3,4 Manager 4 Pep Club 3,4 Sigma-Tri-Hi-Y 3,4 Student Council 4 Chorus 4 Tolo Comm. 3 Tolo Comm. Chmn. 4 Homecoming Comm. Chmn. 4 DAVE JOHNSON JOANN JOHNSON DAVID JONES JUDY JONES D.E.C.A. Sec. 4 ...JL Pen Pal Club 4 Office 3,4 Girls' Club Rep. 3 Student Sales Educ. 4 W.-D.E.C.A. 4 Ski Club 2 STEVE JORGENSON SIDNEY JOY DON KIMBALL Choir 2,3,4 ROBERTA KOPP Wireless 4 Pep Club 4 Girls' Club Chmn. 4 Tolo Program Chmn Ski Club 2,3,4 Pen Pal Club 4 F.T.A. 4 lefferwomen 4 BENJAMIN KING JOHN KIRKHAM PAUL KITZINGER Baske1ball2 District 15 Baske1ball3,4 Audio Visuals 3 Biology Assisf. 4 an I ,ufadfw LINDA KRAMLICH JUDITH KULSTAD www KAY KLINE LINAE KNOUSE MARGARET KNUTSEN Ski Club 2,3,4 Letlerwomen 3,4 Girls' Club Cab. 4 Pen Pal Club 4 Make-Up Club 4 f Uls. Quia-M LINDA KVANDE JOHN KVERNENES ORVIN KVERNENES JANIE LAGERSTROM DARLENE LAMB RODEY LAMBERT Letterwomen 3,4 Pres. 4 Girls' Tennis 2,3,4 'R LARRY LANGLOIS Football 2,3,4 Basketball 2,3,4 Track 2,3,4 Leffermen 2,3,4 Boys' Club Alt. Hi-Y 3,4 ,iefvq DOROTHY LANGSETH JOYCE LANGSTEAD Girls' Club Cab. 2,3 Band 2,3,4 Orchestra 2,3,4 Choir 4 Torch 2,3,-1 Sec. 3 Leflerwomen 3,4 Sec. 4 Tri-Hi-Y 3,4 F.T.A. 4 YVONNE LAMBETH Pen Pal Club 3,4 Sunshine Comm. 2,3 Moiher-Daughter Tea Tolo Comm. 2,3 Programs Comm. 4 Chorus 4 BEV LAMMERS DUANE LANG 'mx .554 NANCY LARSON Sigma Tri-Hi-Y 3,4 Vice President 3,4 Pep Club 45 Drill Team 4 Letterwomen 3,4 Girls' Club Rep. 3 Good Grooming Judge 3 Tolo Comm. 3,4 Ticket Seller 4 Student Council Rep. 3 Big-Little Sister Banquet 3,4 MERCENE LEHMAN Pen Pal Club 3,4 Chorus 3,4 STAN LARSON Band 2,3,4 Dance Band 3,4 Pep Band 4 Football 2 JOANNE LeMlER Good Grooming 2 Girls' Club Rep. 3 Big and Little Sis. Chmn 2 Girls' Club Cabinet 3 Intramurals 2 Student Council 4 Tolo Comm. Chmn. 4 KATHY LAWLISS KATHY LEVERSON ROY LITTLE ARLEEN LOOMIS JUDY LOOS Health Center 3 Music 3,4 KITTI LUND BOB LUND MARILYN LUNN Trans.: Roosevelt 3 Girls' lntramUrGlS 2,3,4 Jr. Prom Comm. 3 Pen Pal Club 4 Tolo Comm. 4 , , JIM LAWRENCE HUGH LEE Football 3,4 Wrestling 3,4 PAUL LEGER Cheerleader 3,4 Choir Council 3,4 Hi-Y 3,4 Student Council 2,3 Vice-President 4 Junior Prom Chmn. 3 Lettermen 3,4 Choir 2,3,4 Sergeant of Arms 4 Mello Aires 3,4 Student Council 3 Vodvil 2 Boys' Club Rep. 2 Lettermen 4 Bengal 4 Leadership Conference 3 Class President 3 KAYE LEWIS Health Center 3 Drivers Training 3 Mother-Daughter T Pen Pal Club 4 BCI NAFE l.achesis Torch 2,3,4 3 Bearer 4 Band 2,3,4 Chorus 3,4 Council 4 DAVID LINDSTROM Girls' Club Cab. 2,4 Girls' Club Sis. Comm. 4 Letterwomen 3,4 F,T.A. 4 6 JOHN LOPER JOHN LORETTE JOHN LORION Orchestra 4 Lettermen 4 Ski Club 3,4 ix .mag 'Unwi- -iff. I Qi!! MARY MAINE Girls' League 2,3 Drama Club 3 i MARILYN MAJESTIC Program Seller 2 Pen Pal Club 4 Mother-Daughter Tea Attendance Otlice 3,4 'fit .XX 'Q9...sl GARY MANCHESTER Tennis 2,3,4 Lettermen 3,4 3 Hi-Y 4 Bengals 3,4 Student Council 2,3 District 'I5 2,3,4 Intramurals 2,3,4 Student Congress 4 Boys' Club Cabinet 4 Hall Patrol 3 l JUDY LYON Transfer: Ferndale 4 Archery Club 4 Journalism Stat? 4 Art Club 4 KAREN MARKEN Driftwood Art Editor 4 Tri-Hi-Y 4 Echo Record 3,4 Assistant Secretary 3 Ski Club 2,3,4 Make-Up Club Girls' Club Rep. 2 JANICE MAGNUSON Torch 3,4 Sigma-Tri-Hi-Y 4 Wireless 4, Debate Club 4 Ski Club 2,3,4 Girls' Club Comm. Chmn. 3 Make-Up Club 2,3 Birthday Board Comm. 3 Flower Committee 4 Tolo Committee 4 Mother-Daughter Tea 3 FRED MARLIN Judge 2,3 Limelighters 2,3,4 Football Manager 2 W.-D.E.C.A. 4 D.E.C.A. 4 President 4 Hi-Y 3 Bengals 4 Hall Patrol 3,4 JAMES MAGRUDER BYRON MARSH CAROL MARTIN MARJ EAN MARTINSON Sigma-Tri-Hi-Y 3,4 Letterwomen 3,4 Secretary 4 Manager 4 Pep Club 4 Pep Club 4 Letterwomen 3,4 Make-Up Club 2,3,4 Ski Club 2,3,4 Pen Pal Club 3,4 Sec.-Treas. 3 Secretary 3 Vodvil 3 Ticket Committee 2,3 Girls' Club Rep. 3 Tri-Hi-Y 3,4 Torch 2,3,4 Chorus 4 LINDA MARZOLF W.-D.E.C.A. 4 D.E.C.A. 4 Girls' Club Rep. 2 Chorus 3 SALLY MATH EWSON Class Treas. 3 letterwomen 2,3,4 Vice Pres. 4 Manager 3,4 Homecoming General Homecoming Chmn. 3 Ski Club 3,4 Torch 2,3,4 Bearer 4 Student Council 3,4 Pep Club 4 Tri-Hi-Y 4 JUDY MAXON JOHN MAYER D.E.C.A. 4 W.-D.E,C.A, 4 Chmn. 4 ft. t gel ? 'f PAUL MASON SUE MASSEY LINDA MATH EWSON LLOYD MCCONNELL Ski Club 2,3,4 Vice Pres. 3 Ski Team 3,4 Torch 2,3,4 Bearer 4 Letterwomen 3,4 Manager 4 Pep Club 3,4 Tri-Hi-Y 3,4 Vice Pres. 4 Class Secretary 3 Make-Up Club 3,4 WAYNE MCCOWN Pep Band 3,4, Band 2,3,4 Orchestra 3,4 Boys' State 3 Torch 2,3,4 Perm. Bearer 4 Boy of the Month 4 Student Council Rep. 2 Boys' Club Rep. 3 Trombone Quartet 3,4 Y.F.C. Club 3,4 I I la GENE McDONALD SANDY McFARLAND A 8- B Nom. Comm. 3 MARY McGIBBON Letterwomen 3,4 Trl Hi Y 3,4 Girls' Club Cab. 3 Girls' Club Office 3 Vodvil 3 Girls' Athletics 2,3,4 Science Fair 2 JOE MclNTOSH Sigma Tri-Hi-Y 4 Girls' Club Rep. 2,3 Vodvil 3 Mothers' Tea Comm. Chmn. 3 Good Grooming Winner 3 Band 2,3,4 Orchestra 4 Pep Band 3,4 CAROL MCKINLEY Trans.: Dallas, Texas 3 Limelighters 3,4 Senior Play 3,4 Junior Play 3 Vodvil 3 Ski Club 3,4 Girls' Club Rep. 3 Tolo Comm. Chmn. 4 Girls' Club Sis. Banq. Ent. 4 Tolo Enter. 4 9mm W ,.,,. ,,,.,, DENNIS MCGILLIVRAY A Trans.: Calif. Student Council 4 Ski Club 3,4 Intramural Basketball Basketball 4 JEFF MCMANUS Basketball 2 Intramural 4 Baseball Manager 3 Dist. I5 3,4 Boys' Club Rep. 4 Tennis 4 SCOTT Mc EWEN KEN MCFARLAND Track 3,4 Cross Country 4 Intramurals 2,3,4 Torch 2,3,4 ROBERT MCFAR LAND DOUG MEYER ANDY MEYER5 DICK MILLER Trans.: Ballard 3 Field Patrol 3 LORELEE MCGINNESS BONNIE MCGUIRE APRIL MCGUNNIGLE Torch 2,3.4 Pen Pal Club 4 Girls' Club Rep. 2 Vodvil 3 Clerical Comm. 4 Big 81 Little Sis. Banq. 3 Trophy Case Comm. 4 PENNY McMURTRY Choir 3,4 Chorus 2 Pen Pal Club 3,4 Letterwomen 3,4 Big 8. Little Sis. Banq. Comm. SALLY MILLER Chorus 2,3 Choir 4 Letterwomen 4 Pep Club 4 Girls' Club Rep. 2,3 Sunshine Comm. 2 Standards Comm. 2 Girls' Club Comm. 2,3,4 Torch 3,4 SCOTT MEADE PAT MESSINA Girls' Club Rep. 2,3 Girls' Club Comm. Chmn. 3 Girls' Club Treasurer 4 Vodvil 3 Tolo Comm. Chmn. 3 Jr. Prom Comm. Chmn. 3 Play Pro. Stat? 3,4 Pen Pal Club 4 Mothers Day Tea Comm. Chmn Sr. Breakfast Chmn. 2 SANDRA MILLER JEANETTE MILLHOLLAND Girls' Athletics 2 JANIS MILLS Torch 2,3,4, Girls' State 3 State Senate Floor Leader A.S.B. Point System Clerk 4 Girls' Club Cab. 4 Tri-Hi-Y 4 Student Congress 3,4 Debate 2,3 Pen Pal Club Sec. 3,4 Ski Club 2,3,4, Sunshine Comm. 4 Citizenship Proiect Comm. 4 PAT MINER Tri-Hi-Y 4 Voclvil 3 Wireless 4 Torch 2,3 Ticket Seller 2,3,4 Student Council Rep. 2 Girls' Club Alternate 3 Girls' Club Comm, 4 Tolo Comm. 4 Girls' Sports 2,3,4 JOANNE MITCHELL Pen Pal Club 2 Senior Breakfast Comm. 2 Girls' Club Rep. 2,3 Girls' Club Corsage Comm. 3 Vodvil 3 Production Stott 3 Trophy Case Comm. 3 Chairman 4 Tolo Ticket Comm. 3 PAT MOREHOUSE RON MORGAN qua,-ff' BOB MUZZY Dance Band 2,3,4 Band 2,3,4 I rr JIM MYERS Baseball 2,3,4 Chorus 2 Choir 2,3,4 Mello Aires 3,4 Lettermen 3,4 Intramurals 3,4 Student Council Rep. 4 LINDA MORRIS Trans.: Shoreline 3 Tolo Comm. 4 Girls' Club Comm. 4 Pen Pal Club 4 Office 3,4 F.T.A. Cont. 3 W.S.S.C. 4 Ski Club 4 DANNY NASLUND MARLENE NITSCHKE JAN NORDSTROM JOYCE NORTH Trans.: 3 SHARON MITCHELL Wireless 3,4 Editor 4 Pep Club 4 Quill and Scroll 4 Sigma Tri-Hi-Y 3,4 Torch 3,4 Make-Up Club 2,3,4 Ski Club 2,3,4 Student Council 2 Girls' Club Comm. 2,3,4 BECKI MOEN Girls' Intramurals 2,3 Chorus 3 Choir 4 Program Seller 3,4 Pen Pal Club 4 Tolo Comm. 4 GARY MOORE Basketball 2,3,4 Track 2,3,4 Choir 4 Echo 3,4 Sports Editor 4 Lettermen 3,4 Quill 81 Scroll 4 Student Council 4 Boys' Intramurals 2,3 4 Citizenship Comm. 4 F.T,A. 4 Boys' Club Comm. 4 -.,?.,,f 1 BOB MORRISON DON MUNDALE CHARLENE MURPHY WESLEY NESHEIM MARY JANE NEZ MARVIN NISSEN Track 2,3 Radio Club 3 ,UW Wh-ay we ll! JOHN OBERG Trans.: California Torch 3,4 Hi-Y 3,4 Chaplain 4 Student Council 4 Band 2,3,4 Orchestra 2,3,4 Pep Band 2,3,4 Dance Band 2,3,4 Vodvil 3,45 Athletics 2 CAROL ODEGARD Candy Pep Club 3,4 Girls' Club Finance 4 Tri-Hi-Y 3,4 Treasurer 4 Class Sec. 3, Vodvil 3 Junior Prom Chmn. 3 Letterwomen 4 Tolo Comm. 2,3,4 Girls' Club Cab. 2 JIM OHGE ARLENE OLSTAD KATHY OSIER HELEN OSTLUND Torch 3,4 Chorus 2 Chorus 2,3,4 F.T.A. 4 Choir 2,3,4 Pen Pal 3,4 Sunshine Comm. 2 Ski Club 2 Standards Comm. 2,4 Pep Club 4 Letterwomen 4 Sigma-Tri-Hi-Y 4 Girls' Club Comm. 2,3,4 Mello-Aires 4 DICK PATOW Baseball 2,3,4 Lettermen 3,4 Dist. l5 Basketball 3,4 Student Council 3 KELLY PAXTON MIKE PELLING Football 3 Basketball 2,3,4 Baseball 2,3,4 Intramurals 2,3,4 Award 3,4 Choir 3,4 CHARLOTTE PETERSON Echo 3,4 PHYLLIS PET SO Pen Pal C PAT PHELPS Business Mgr. 4 Quill and Scroll 4 Yearbook Conf. 3,4 Girls' Club Cab. 3 Torch 3 Make-Up Club 3,4 Ticket Comm. 2,3,4 F.T.A. 4 Gir ix ice P I ndar 4 F.T.A. 4 RALPH OLGUIN Trans.: Blanche. 4 JILL PALO KARI PALSSON LUANA PERRY JERRY PERSON ,M1 54:1 63 BEVERLY OLSON Limelighters 3,4 Pep Club 4 Make-Up Club 2,3,4 Ski Club 4 Girls' Club Committee 3 A.S.B. Rep. 3 Health Center 3,4 Senior Play 3 Vodvil 3 Production Staff 3,4 GWEN OLSON Trans.: Roosevelt 2 Make-Up Club 3,4 Pen Pal Club 3,4 Student Council 3 Girls' Sports 3,4 Big Little Sis. Banq. 4 Girls' Club Comm. 4 Tolo Comm. 4 Senior Breakfast 2 LINDA PARRY Chorus 2,3,4 Standards Comm. 4 Pen Pal Club 2,3,4 Mother-Daughter Tea 3 EARLEYNE PETERS Echo 3,4 Editor-in-Chief 4 Quill and Scroll 3,4 Secretary 4 Sigma Tri-Hi-Y 4 Student Council 4 Torch 3,4 Bearer 4 Big 8- Little Sis. Banq. 4 Yearbook Conf. 3,4 Pen Pal Club 2,3 Vice-Pres. 2 TW sw-:Qu 415 divx: 'arg -15 DOUG POOL LARRY POTTER LYNNE POTTER 4 u it J, f 33 , I SUSAN POTTER STEVE POWER BOB PRIEST Band 3,4 Pep Band 4 Football 2,3,4 Basketball Mgr. 2,3,4 Baseball 2,3,4 Lettermen 3,4 Boys' Club Rep. 3 Student Council 3 Pen Pal Club 3,4 Sports 3,4 Big and Little Sister Comm. 4 Office 3 Torch 4 1. SUE RE EVE LYNN REGELIN Torch 3,4 Bearer 4 Pen Pal Club 2,3,4 JOAN RICHARDS Sports 2,3 ANN RIGGAS MARY LU ROCHE CRAIG ROGERS Chorus 2,3,4 Torch 2 Hall Patrol 3,4 Girls' Club Cab. 3 Orchestra 2,3,4 Chorus 4 Canteen 2 Music Festival 3 ARLENE RYAN Pen Pal Club 4 JEANNE SAGE Choir 2,3,4 Mello-Aires 3,4 Vodvil 2 Sister Banquet Entertain. 4 Girls' Club Rep. 3 Student Council 3,4 NANCY SALVINO T7 H ALIXANDRIA ROSS BARBARA RUNNELS CHUCK RUTTER Pen Pal Club Sv SP7 SHARON SCOTT SHARON SEBERS LARRY SAVITCH Torch 3,4 Trans.: Blanchett 3 Bearer 4 Student Council 3 Orchestra 2,3,4 Girls' Club Rep. 3 All Northwest 3 S.S.E.C. 4 All State 4 D.E.C.A, 4 President 4 W.-D.E.C.A. 4 MYRNA SHAW MIKE SHEETZ MIKE SHEPPARD Girls' Club 2,3,4 Concert Band 2,3,4 Student Sales Education 4 Marching Band 2,3,4 D.E.C.A. 4 FRANK SEEBER NANCY SELFRIDGE Wireless 3,4 Editor-in-chief 4 Sigma Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, Chaplain 4 Torch 2,3,4, Bearer 4 Quill and Scroll 4 EJC Leadership Conf. 4 Girls' State 3 Mother'Daughter Tea Chmn. 3 Good Grooming Winner 3 Jr. Prom Comm. 3 FRED SHAW Student Council 2,3,4 Torch 3,4 Bearer 4 Track Manager 2,3,4 Lettermen 3,4 Football 2 Football Manager 3 Ski Club 2,3,4 Trans.: Bellingham FRED SHULL Letterman 2,3,4 Football 2,3,4 Basketball 3,4 Baseball 2,3,4 Hi-Y 3,4 Class President 2 Student Council 2,3,4 Boys' Club Sec-Treas. 3 Boys' Club Vice-Pres. 4 LYNN SIBLEY Girls' Club Rep. 4 D.E.C.A 4 Student Sales Education 4 W.-D.E.C.A. 4 Trans.: Yakima 2 559151 ,g 5 fxiif RACHEL SIEGEL Library 3 Pen Pal Club 4 , :MM .W 'V A ,ggv i 1 ,rf fff If Wgfi? k , iyfykfy WALT SH ERSTAD Football 2 Cheerleader 3,4 Hi-Y 3,4 EJC Leadership Conf. 4 Student Council 2 Chorus 3,4 Ski Club 2,3,4 Ski Team 3,4 Letterman 3,4 Boys' Club Rep. 2,3 Intramural Football 2 Cheerleader Conf. 3,4 DICK SHREVE Football 2,3 Track 2,3 Hall Patrol 2 Dist. I5 Basketball 2,3,4 Baseball 4 Chorus 4 BOBBIE SHULER Maiorette 3,4 Pen Pal 4 Chorus 3 Choir 4 Mother-Daughter Tea Make Up Club 4 SANDRA SIMON BOB SIMPSON DICK SINRUD D.E.C.A. 4 W.-D.E.C.A. 4 Student Sales Education 4 JIM SMITH LORAINE SMITH LOREN SMITH Health Center 4 FRANCINE SOADY Girls' Club Cabinet 2 May Queen Attendant 2 Queen of the Road 2 Ski Club 2,4 Song Leader 3,4 Girls' Club Committee 3 Pen Pal Club 4 EJC Leadership Conf. 4 Student Council 4 Chorus 45 Vodvil 3 Song leading Conf. 3,4 ANN SORENSEN Tri-Hi-Y 4 Ski Club 3,4 Vodvil 3 Girls' Club Cabinet 2 Girls' Intramurals 4 49' GARY SPILLER Tennis 2,3,4 Lettermen 3,4 Dist. 'I5 2,3,4 Intramurals 4 Big 8. Little Sister Banquet 4 Tolo Comm. 4 Girls' Club Comm. 4 X LARRY STANFEL ALICE STARNES TONY STEHMAN Pen Pal Club 3,4 Football 2 Tolo Comm. 3 Student Council 2 Boys' Club Cab. 2,3,4 A.P.C. 3 Wireless 3,4 Football Manager 3 Hi-Y 3,47 President 4 Torch 25 Ski Club 4 Wash. State Student Congress 4 Senior Class Pres. 4 .PN NY JERRY STEINER Football 2,3,4 Basketball 2,3,4 Baseball 2,3 Lettermen 2,3,4 Choir 2,3,4 All Northwest Choir 3 All State Choir 4 Boys' Club Vice-Pres. 3 Boys' Club Pres. 4 Class President 4 Class Vice-Pres. 2 E.J.C. Conference 3,4 DENISE STEINBERGER Torch 2,3,4 Bearer 4 Girls' Club Rep. 2,3 English Assist, 4 1:57 MARLYS STENNES BILL STEVENSON Hi-Y 3,4 Bengals 3,4 Boys' Club Baseball 2,3,4 Hall Patrol 3,4 JERRY STEVENSON DOUG STEWART Wrestling Team 3 Lettermen 3,4 Hall Patrol 4 Paddle Squad 3,4 Boys' Club Rep. 3 Student Council 3 WAYNE STORKEL Bengals 3,4 JOYCE SUMMERS Trans.: Roosevelt 3 Girls' Club Rep. 3 Big 81 Little Sister Banquet 4 Tolo Committee 4 Pen Pal Club 3,4 Program Selling Comm. 4 BARBARA STRICKLAND Girls' Club Vice-Pres. 3 EJC Leadership Conf. 3 Pep Club 3,4 Torch 3 Echo 3 Student Council 4 Girls' Club President 4 PAT SWANBECK Tolo Comm, 3,4 rx fb MARY STROBECK Girls' Sports Girls' Club Rep. Alt. 4 Hen Shak 3 Mother 8. Daughter Tea 3 FRED SWANSON Big 8. Little Sister Banquet Comm. 4 Girls' Club Comm. 3 Student Council Rep. 2 Girls' Club Cabinet 2,3,4 JERRY STILL JACK STOKES LINDA STOKES Student Council 2,3 Band 2,3,4 Ski Club 2 Pep Band 3 Intramurals 2 Intramurals 2 RAY STROM ROSALYN STROMBERG Ski Club 2,3,4 FTA 2 Wrestling 3,4 FTA Vice-Pres. 3 Bengals 3,4 FTA President 4 Torch 2,3,4 Bearer 4 Art Award 2 Junior Prom Decoration Comm. 3 MIKE STUBBS A . MARY SWANSON PAT TAYLOR DAN THOMAS Pep Club 4 sigma-tri-Hi-Y 4 Make-Up Club 2,3,4 Ski Club 2,3,4 Junior Prom Comm. 3 Tolo Comm. 4 Intramurals 2,4 Big Little Sis. Comm. 4 HELEN THORNE Torch 2,3,4 Bearer 4 Letterwomen 3,4 Manager 4 Tri-Hi-Y 3 Foreign Ex. Comm. 3 Tolo Punch Comm. 4 Girls' Club Pub. Comm. 3 Mother-Daughter Tea 3,4 Football Program Comm. 2 Mr. Propst Assist. 3 Canteen 2 JOHN THORPE LUCILLE TINGLEFF MELODY THORGAARD Vodvil 2,3 Choir 2,3,4 Arsenic and Old Lace 3 Pen Pal Club 4 Girls' Club Committee 2 Entertainment for dances 2,3,4 Limelighters 3,4 After school sports 2 Student Council 2 F.T.A. Club 4 JO ANN TODD Orchestra 2,3,4 Letterwomen 3,4 Student Council 4 Sigma-Tri-Hi-Y 3,4 Manager 4 Homecoming Comm. Chmn. 4 '4 '!f' KAREN THORN Pep Club 3,4 Make-Up Club 2,3,4 Business Manager 4 Sigma-Tri-Hi-Y 4 Intramurals 2,3 Tolo Comm. 3,4 Junior Prom Comm. 3 Foreign Relations Queen 3 D.E.C.A. 4 Historian 4 Ski Club 3,4 Vodvil 3 LYNDA THORNBRUE CAROLE TRENT JUDIE TRULSON AL TURNER Hall Patrol 3,4 PHIL ULBERG NICK URAM Intramurals 2,3,4 District 15 2,3,4 Baseball 4 Hi-Y 4 MARGERY VanHOUTEN JOE WAGNER MARILYN WALKER Student Council 2 Football 2,3,4 Vgdvil 3 Lettermen 3,4 Torch 2,3,4, Bearer 4 District 'l5 2,3,4 Wireless 3,4 Hi-Y 4 Letterwomen 3,4 Track 2 Band 2,3,4 Tennis 3 Pep Club 3 Tri-Hi-Y 4 Orchestra 3,4 Pep Band 2,3,4 -IW' BOB UTTER RODNEY VADERS KATHY VAN HOOSEN Band 2,3,4 Girls' lntramurals 2,3,4 Girls' Club Comm. 2,3 Health Center 3 Yearbook Cont. 3 Echo 3,4 Tri-Hi-Y 3,4 Canteen Sec. 3,4 Junior Prom Comm. 3 Ski Club 2,3,4 Mother-Daughter Tea 3 N-L, 'Si lx AE., 1-ef CAROL WARDELL PAT WARE LINDA WEEKS Girls' Club 2 TOTCI1 2,3 Transfer: Bqllqrd F-T-A- 4 Chorus 2 Girls' Club Cabinet 4 Sunshine Comm. 4 Choir 3,4 Ski Club 4 Letterwomen 3,4 Make-Up Club 4 Pep Club 4 G.C. Rep. 2,3,4 Choir Treasurer 4 P. E. Assist. 3 Sunshine Comm. 4 ALAN WILLSEY PAUL WENNER SANDRA WENNER Boys' Club Rep. 2,3 Choir 2,3,4 Leffefmnn 3,4 Letterwoman 3,4 Baseball 2,3,4 Basketball 2,3,4 DENNIS WALL Boys' Club Rep. 3,4 Hall Patrol 3 Bengals KAREN WEIGEL Pen Pal Club 4 GORDON WALL CAROLYN WELCH F.T,A. 4 Pen Pal Club 4 Wireless Heading Designer 3 KAREN WALLENBERG Pep Club 4 G. C. Program Chmn. 4 Tolo Committee 4 Sigma Tri-Hi-Y 4 Vodvil 3, Torch 3 Sunshine Comm. 3 Ski Club 3,4 G. C. Representative 2,3 Good Grooming 2, Echo 2 Tickets committee 2 JOY WELLER Canteen 2,3,4 Girls' Club Rep. 3 Pen Pal Club 4 Make-Up Club 4 Health Center 4 HOWARD WINCONOWSKY MAX WHITTLESEY TOM WILDES 5 N, A A - . 8 ' S' A - nl! ' li X 3.1 L ...usp DICK WESTOVER ROGER WICKHAM Student Council 2,3,4 Vodvil 2,3 Choir 2,3,4 Limelighters 3,4 Benny Bengal 3 Spring Play 3 JUDI WILKERSON Girls' Club Rep. 3 JACK WILLIAMS S.S.E.C. 4 W.-D.E.C.A. 4 D.E.C.A. 4 Transfer: Thespia ns3 MERLE WICKSTRUM Chorus 2 History Assist. 3 Choir 3,4 English Assist. 4 Sister Banquet 4 JOHNNIE WILLIAMS Football 3,4 JEAN WILSON LARRY WILSON PATTY LYNN WILSON Choir 2,3,4 Torch 3 sigma-Tri-Hi-Y 4 F.T.A. 3,4 Veep. 4 Pen Pal Club 3,4 Girls' Club Cabinet 3,4 Big-Little Sister Banq. General Chmn. 4 Mothers' Tea Comm. Chmn 3 Girls' Club Comm. Chmn. 4 Tolo Comm. 4 BARBARA WILSON CLARINE WILSON DIANE WILSON Tolo Comm. Bandstand Tolo Comm. Letterwomen 3,4 Girls' Club Skit Girls' Club Skit Manage' 4 Tolo Comm. Pub. MARY WOODS Letterwomen 3,4 Tolo Punch Comm. 4 BETTY ZIMMERMAN LANA ZUDE Pep Club 4 Sigma-Tri-Hi-Y 4 Standards Comm. Ski Club 3,4 Treasurer 4 Ski Team 3,4 Hen Shak 4 Big 81 Little Sister Committee 4 Tolo Committee 4 Health Center 3 Chmn. 4 Banq. 109 PHYLLIS WRAY Choir 2,3,4 Mello-aires 3,4 Vodvil 3 Y.F.C. Club 3,4 Ski Club 2,3,4 Make-Up Club 3,4 Tolo Comm. 3 , - .I '- f-2' me , if xg 3431-S33 .5 .5 S gk - fx, . V, V le -I ' ,ws iv .,.. GMC 'N -A or ff. , W I . K ' . . . .ts . x IQ? . CAROL ZANDELL Torch 2,3,4 Bearer 4 Letterwomen 3,4 Band 2,3,4 F.T.A, 3,4 l. ll .41 Lance Abelson Frank Adams Jean Anderson Neil Anderson 'RMI 1 43 K K -,f- f -W-,-,.'- - Q Two bits, four bits, six bits, a dollar - all for juniors stand up and hollerl At the conclusion ot the preceeding class yell, some 550 juniors stood up and yelled for all their worth. Leading the students through the first semester were ltrom lettl Ann Sanders, sec- retary, Mike McAdams, president, Kim Brewbaker, vice-president, and Donna Derkacht, treasurer. uniors Step Forward Q W 'K A- f,Tj , W Jim Adams Sharon Akesson Karen Alford Marilyn Allaire Suzy Allingham Kerry Alsop Dick Anderson George Anderson Phyllis Anderson Teala Anderson Lee Atkins Jack Baer Toni Battino Sue Bailey Jim Bakalos Carol Baker gr as -fx 'K i 9 I4 Ii 4 Alva.. Q Q, , I kk 7' if X If A A A .L Carolyn Ballard Vernon Bare Vivian Bare Eileen Barnett Bob Bartleson Judy Baxter Celeste Blowers Betty Brandt ,R ,Q in , 1 yryy ,lyr lx Lynn Button , ini tl if I ZZ l i: , V V AW 'J ' E' , , ,. ' 1 'ls-, . W ,. 4, 4 -Q, A t , A--1 X , L , ,' N E Q . ' sr?5r l . W-Q B is - s l , ,,,, I X, f,1?fg.'g, I I Lx i Claudia Beers Charlotte Bernd Bill Betts Jim Black Q ' ,. - lllll 'lt'A ' N P. 't V A Q W w,,,,,,,,a, , Y 5 J wif J f K f E ' 'iv fi . VIN ',,. n f 1 4t ?f' 'fi Pr , gr -E -, Q-Q-.h 4 XML Z' 1, tl Q K Dan Bogdan Carole Bolton ..-- C x .X K.. A aiu , .....y. Delbert Brandt Linda Brasfield Va i' Z A W 0 7 lil r gl 1 Toni Bond Kim Brewbaker KL Barbara Campbell Charlotte Carbary Stan Carlson f I f77f'77f:-. 3 5.3 2 -' ,. ie W' 1 -fe, ,,v' ff 1' ' ' f ,,.. g ij I V' I 'g ' X Jim Christensen Fred Christopher Bob Clark l ' f A I ' G, gi, ,fr J JL .Qin Ken Cook Margie Cook Charlene Conner fi -f i ' gk M-'M' AZ irsr Sandi Clark 7,1 Mikell Conway My Vkky I V!..,.,! LVE33!-. Ylfrff, ' ri., ' N. . , ,, ,, ,.7.,,,,. Sharon Border Dennis Burley ,eff H , 5,1 r f, ' ' 3 ,, '1 -f-.ff w., 41. ,' A ,xl Gloria Bowers Da n Bowman Clara Boyett Y'T'f'3- Bonnie Bright Bill Brightman Pamela Broyhill Eugene Burch Linda Burnside :f ,- i - P Q ,,..' fv 1 'X 1 gif ff . rf, ,,,. ,. , ,,.. Martha Carter X e Vicki Cavalere Karen Ceis Bill Bobbin Y'-ff' Julie Chapman i ' 'B W 7 A B J lril J' , Niger.. 5, i. ,g My Q L J , 5152 .' David Clarke Terry Coble Larry Colby Kay Collard Jim Collins ,, Qvziigg x V, f ,W H V ,LV . - if- L . L , . 4' 5 - if E v ' '12 , . mf 'C A ' 11, 'gh' J' ., v-I - w ' . . V ' 4 -fi J f' 5 ' K!! Kelly Corns Peggy Costa Bill Coste Janet Costlow Elsie Coxson 1 Vt E I -we '3:, X' ' 2 '7'ff?ff., . new , Cheryl Dolezal Deanna Dalton Gary Crosby Chuck Crouse Carol Cummings Richard Cushing Cheryl Cyr Karen Dalby Bill Dale Judy Davidson Patty Devoe cf -i. .. ,.,, ll VA Wan! ,.,. .v. m y :.,v:A.xl3a..-,,,v , 1 W, , , ,, ,. .V ,z igrlzz - .-- Q . -V 5 ,,r,f g riff. ,,f - i v Vk., - gif A nj: ,. ' ,V I I f ,. A V CV ' ,1 ' .4 if 'e 11 firv qw ,y Q iff? , f' ' y by ,.... , , 'Jim' V J, , fp , L E . ujff. V -A I Lexi Day George De Jesus Carolyn Dick Sharon Dickey ,- ggi Arden DeLap Darlene Doble 4 . 1 I Robert DeLong Karen DeLore Adrienne Demers Stephanie Denny Clarence Donbeck Eldon Doty Ann Downing Barbara Doyle , i 'CN ' v 'el 1 -M... .f.., 1 ff' I A . ..,. .,1,, 1 QVALVA I It ,, ,W . li L U . T , i ' y ,gif me .fs ,, ,Q K 4 . A.. f ,A Q1 , L, I , 6 , arg 1 'fy 5-Nl ul Dennis Dever Cynthia Dunnam John Bracht an . 4 C . . .gif Lois Busch man In 1 Jo Ann Chittim , .. W ..,w,.57, , 749 ' , - ':i9.,,.. H 1 Qs L Robert Collins Pat Cramner ,, ,..,, ,,,,,,,y , 1 1 , 'L' ! V ff: L Joyce Danielson Donna Derkacht Porn Dzyacki .lk V v .,- , 1 H -5 A 12,1 , D - . -X I. . . f . j X AL ..,. A M? E 4 5. L 'F A In A! D. Eastman R. Ellefson B. Englang A. Enoch J. Erickson L. Erickson E, Eriksson R. Euloank R. Eudaly G. Ewing F 5 I F .- tp ,L S, Former S. Farnham R. Faste I 4 ml I f .- ' 'Ta G. Felde B. Ferguson C. Ferguson A. Finch J. Flat? N. Fletcher D. Foutnier B- Fr0nCiS J. Freemon F. Galassi D. Galloway S. Gegax D. Geigle J. Gibson B. Giezentanner D Good S Goerlsch J Goldsmith J Goodrich U U '14 K. Greenwali P. Grevsfad J, Gribble C. Gundersen Ri .., . ,Nh . K .. ,, ' 3 1 5-r ' x 'N J ' D. Hansen J. Hansen M. Hansen K. Hanson QPU! Q W I -0-num --+--.............,,.. L. Gilbert K. Giza l.. Graham R. Graham B. Hall J. Hamilton l ' f, J. Harmon J, Harris R. Harris J. Harrison D. Harless M. Hart U Q -'Q , ,K Niki. 1 ' I fr .. , H. 4 uf ,. . .X J, 'gr . ' ,1 F I .. . lr 'J R i 1 A V. Harvey R. Haugen S. Hedlund N. Payne J. Henderson J. Hendricks S. Herling D. Heyer J, Hinfon D. Hifch J. l-lchl D. Holfeld L. Holmes L. Holmes R. Holt S. Holt T. Holzhouser M, Hormbqqk C, Horton G, Ho,-yon , 2: J A H , 1 1 J-4. , ig! I 'wg in f +. 2 gl gm, up . .1 7. ' V., Y ,Q4 f '-L ' . , s .-- A .- A 1 Zeiilf ,X ef, , jk if-+4-f . Dennis Hotaling Lindy Hovde ,X s l Q aw s r 'ky K Linda Jacobson 5:21 K -'fw,f.ffls'5,, - 1 w for John Jaeger my we 7 , Hunter Pat Hunter SUSGD HOWS Gretchen Hoyt Joyce Hulse Richard Hunt David O Q. X 1 . 4 yn l - W1 I Cal Hyer , sg, , in ,f 3 SUB Joan Johnson , Ml 0 , ya ' 'f 4 . ,ij-gf.: L -ff,f v PM ,f - vs f,, . K, ,,' My V, I 47, A I 9 75? 17' f' f m, ' J .jig , fy J , ,,,. f V ' -fp 1 ' I V if irii f 4 , s u. 'f 1 'f' K ' ' n. L ' Bob Jakkola Linda Jenkins Kathy Jensen Danny Johnsen Charles Johnson Dennis Johnson 1 227 , I ' ' f ,' , .Ziff - I - V !' K I L L ' 'WK Q i 'W' fl f L 4 L A Sherryl Joos Francie Joplin Pat Johnson Sandy Johnson Vicki Johnson Rolly Jones BillJungers Fred Kalles Jimelou Kelly 1, 2 :sf sf ,A Karen lmbs Nc-Fr Judy Johnson xc 06, Q4 K ca- . 6' ey J Barbara Kelly ,, I If I M Z I ix 5 3, , Av Y -f sw., If in f ...,,,k Sheryle Kessler Bonnie Kettells Jim Kiltoff Penny Kingdon Sandra Kirk Sandra Knight Keith Knowlton Randy Krause Lonnie Kunkel Lindalee Lacy ' ' 'f f l it, I f fr A - V ., ' 0 - H I . k..r-. 1 f-.--f :va fi - ' ' J A' ., A ' r .'4'?,Q. 'X 0 A J gtg ' i' if f i 5 fi Q f',.' J 7' f' 1 W: 1 if z ...T g ig EL H. lii , j if , ,fi ' ' , ' i 'W f 'J' is . il ' Q f 3, A Q. ' '-, I 5 , -1 Q, L, vw ' X L , M J 92' I 9004 ,'., 7 -' v - 1.442 .' X 7 -1 K M., Q . ' 'fi ' ff , 2' rfr Qii Q is , . ' y ' it 'Fr' af if fs if : .,r,Zm 5, if- f gi, ' if-if , , Annette Lalime Dean Lambe Linda Lambert La Vetta Lammers Sandra Larson Millie Lawrence Sharon Lawrenson Anita Lawson Dan Leader Doug Leigh Q islri A , P f ,, ' f V , '- A I ' . A ,'v., E ' we f U J it J M Q J 6 J -' 1 5 , 'fy 'Q VAQQQ' 4 2' ' f- 'QTY E ' ff 24' , JVM L is . ii , , J J E - 2 0 I' l Elinor Le Moue Connie Leson Sheila Lewis Larry Lindsey Donna Lindstrom Sally Litten MaryLou Little Evelyn Long Carolyn Lovell Pamela Lund 'f 2 I 'i'g,-57 ,ff aw. 5 A A , A Q f l 74 J. X J 5' f ', Ny WML' - f , V. 7 - , V 1 . 245 .VVVV K nw? ,., - ,f,., V y , I 5 ,lf , my , ' X B 1 L fi J ' ' Aix Carol Magnuson Ardis Manley Carol Lyons Caroline Mack Gloria MacLagin Sandra MacLean Sandi Mason Linda Maxfield Sally Maxtield Bill Martin Peggy Martin Sandi Mashek Dennis McConnell Charles McElyea Bill McFarland Tim McAllister Doug McCart Terry McClure ,Q 'L . H i if s ge. ,f Leslie Marks Charlene Marshall ,X Connie Muswell Roy Maxwell Page McKee Linda McMahon Paul Martel auf if Edie Mayer Bill McNall Ji Don Ma rtinson Mike McAdams rn McNeilly 'Q 775' 7 E, S 4, ' K i ,i i Q . 9 .' 1 J 5 if J KL W J, . .,V M, I I - f A 5 K y ff . 3, rv I V f KW 7 ,s L si V... it L J J 1 -L it i' ' . vfff, ' 5 i s f 4. -f , I .J fi, J mf.. f ,.s, , -,B . , L ,, 1 .Ri , i E K -Lu W xp 'Qi :iq X, 3 , 41 I . ' i - Iv ,J ,i -4, , ' , L W, L , x xx 1 -lf, J ' X L' Sue McNulty Terry McTigue Kitty Medin Bob Menghini Rick Meyer Barbara Miller Carole Miller XL ii ffff, V' f- . -, eg. V as gn, 4 Nnwf , A, 4 y I Q ,,..,. Q 2 1 ,limi , yi gk ,s,,.,.-My 3 i, Dave Miller Mary Miller Sharon Miller Larry Mitson Clint Molitor Susan Moore Gene Moreland Dick Morehouse Marrion Morrison il:-:if y 3 M ,.,, ,r,. . , , r,r,.. , ,. ' Q I , K 'J J in ,lkk ., ' iw., ' + A ' ,,r,, ff il ' T .,i , 2Tf4ff fi fi Garry Nappe Carole Narveson Judy Needles Beverly Nelson Carol Nelson Val Ness Judy Nevala Dick Noel . ,VI A fqfgyf,-75, 6:3 in A K, V . V. . . V Q V I 2 ,V Leah K J li, .M Ta . ' f , ,f Z A i ' ,I , ' gl b'i . ii xl ' A ' 2 Ji ,ah A Sharon Oakland Tom Ofner Joy Oldfield Archie Olson Bob Olson Carolyn Olson Judith Olson Warren Olson W nn, , .,kV .. W, , , , . V l , A Q V 1 'X J v-. i ' T ' y V if , 1. V1 ta W l r ,. N is V, y Kay? 2 .5 4 :fi 1 J an Z , i' ' f , P ' . , , - J . H1 f I, ,,'z QA, I . 1 ' ' -. f M4 -vv V' '57 ' WY , I Holly Osborn David Owen Diana Owen Dianna Palmer Nancy Parry Ken Parsons Douglas Passey Walt Patronek i Donna Miller Iv 1- f Sit L Jim Mueller Dennis Noice Jerry Olstad ' , . ffg,, ' A '11 3' Lake Miller Jan Murray W W 3 , M, y . X! Ernie Nyegaard ' 4 if I X Cathy Orvold yi -its-X 'l v ds n Harlan Patterson Jim Pierce J Liao yr Ha .an If fy 1, v . QQWMIIQ J 535' , Q f F f 1 Q, f rr ss, Q 1 y J , 5. Tn' 6 .,,1Mf ' if 1 :Qi , W ' A ,, AL - S L ' I Judy Pearson Bette Pedderson Wayne Peek Trudy Pelkey Tamara Penny Glen Person Becky Petersavagi Sandy Peterson Linda Platt Gary Pletz ' ,el , 1 ii li zfr- 'g zip , . kkr, , . A 'W 4 , V, , V- f M 5 K V, , 7 in ,K mm ,K V V , W I ffm gym ? K, I y f I, it is s. 5' Q .gy 1 's' T 1 is ,. , P ' A ', , X :,, ,si sv 4 . A , c g., f f ,- 4 3 1, 4 , gg ff , J J so wwf f Wi' ef RW ,i T' Yi 4 -A !V'- ., , . we fb 2 I 'C J X 1 I, Wayne Paage Pat Porter Bill Pofteiger David Potts David Press Morey Priest Sherene Procter Paul Radthe Sheryl Ramstead Dave Ratclift - ' is L H W '-if 9' 'ii 1 N , it .L ,A . fb'-r 2 . ,: ,I ' 5 TA 4 2, l if V, QA If ,, Terry Reed Sue Reeves Joan Rendler Rainer Rey Linda Rhinehart Wendell Rice John Richardson Louise Ridley Wayne Rimple Clifford Ritts Mode Robefge Renee Robe-foe Karen Rodgers Marianne Roeth Larry Rogerson Pat Romstad John Rosebaugh Janet Ross Bill Rostad Duane Rowe Wi' , V T ' E Q' ' ' 3 . -, J I X xw Ax VV , , L, . , . i q J, -lOl'1f1 Rowe Barbara Rowse Gail Royer Joe Savoie Joyce Scalt Nicky Schmidt 5 rrt' c J 1' 5 ii avr. ' ,hi il yr 1 , ..,n-9 Jane Ruesch Nancy Runyon Macon Ryberg Darrell Sallee Dave Samuelson Ann Sanders ,Y X X X F f ' ,Ai If ,Z . I , in 5 V 'K if fl 1 .4 157, raw f , A S f . , c ff ,w i f s'Kra ff f ' S 1 Cathy Schumacher Larry Scott Dick Seltridge Patty Schoenholz Lloyd Schulberg Carol Schulfz ' ' N . .1., ,gy my H VVAA ., f T f 'G' f 4 ' -f .I I u ,jf VVVV K , 1, 'Q 5 Tr f r x W w, WD , , N 3 , A ST at v- .Q - , ,, ,. A r Jim Sanders '-, fa Jayne Shager Linda Shasky Marlene Sherman Janice Shively Sheila Sievers Bill Simpson Sue Skog Bud Smart Carolyn Smith Judy Smifh Kqfhy Smith laill J ' K Q c A f 1812. :QQ f - V P fs . dj V . fr i 5 y V ff s 'f , Q1 'ffgi y ' .5 'S 1 T , - I ,--. ., ,- -' . fi , s -i , A 7, I' i , V I A I . 4 if . my AJ :Wu Linda Smith Jennie Sorensen Mike Stammon Dick Steele Jack Stanstield Karen Stefiy Ra Stender Lois Ste Linda Stockton Janice Stoe Y PP 1 S K lzfsizufft ','f' 'ff r .551 gg, VV was 4 ky, T A320 , L gym, -ae. Marilyn Stoss Nancy Strickland Nancy Strobeck Richard Strom Marilyn Stuckey Carol Sundquist Carol Tallman Rita Taylor Sue Thomas Sandra Thomson A , I 'fl Sue Thrasher Karen Tollick Valerie Tracey Rick Tullar Sharon Turnbull Carol Turner Lorena Turrell Mike UH Bill Valleau Chuck Verrall i ' 't' ., I M. y V ' J .2 X ff ' ii? M L J J . R if l if if , J J ., . ., , Steve Vick Cauol Vollan Kathy Wagaman Rosanne Walker Jim Wall Paul Walters Melvina Waltmire Diana Waring Clifl Warren Shirley Webber V m ga E' , if r 1125, I Y T f K mv... 1 C-il y, 5:2514 ! 1, 7 4 'DK' ' 'J 23 vez, ll- l f A K ml J A Q3 Cherie Weber Gary Weller Barb Wendell Buddy Weyland Lucy Weygant Jim Wheeler Mike Whiles Shgrgn Whffmcn Larry Williams Pat Wilmart Linda Wilson Georgie Winkelkotter Bob Wise Howard Wise Sharon Wright Craig Yost Ronald Yost Charl 5 Zandell Albert Zulaut Gloria Zulaut V T , 5 :eg , 1:-, , , , , ,lj , 2, E5 m y arg! 'E T K 5. ? y Q Ji , ,Wi y -u f i fl.: X V f' .. gb' I ' T -...-v 1 f I 'C' 1 , H 1 i. V f r L ' g f V J sr-74 V If I- 'ff' V 'uf ,. v S Q T .mm-ummm. Kal s - X J 5 4 1 55' ' , si' -. ,.,, , . 1 T 5 f fp K , f -.. f 1 .,, . nj nk. of ... rx R41 5 -re '. as u 'rv . -me AN- F... D. Aardahl J. Abbon D. Adams J. Aeischacker S. Alberg C. Albers R. Amarin A. Andahl J. Anderson J. Arnquisl' D. Armstrong D. Arnim R. Barflelr M. Barfmess D. Balt K. Beck R. Bedard D. Bell P. Bendixsen D. Benning J. Bergerson R. Bernhoff B. Berry M. Berfrand in llix , . ro . Q ' M, 5 I it: ' N - li x'X' nnnl 194 or A Qf Rl ill , R - rr . a n M . , , l . 0 x i ' ...m.... V xi l. Class of '62 Completes First Year? J an D. Arnold K, .xi 5'- V D. Arvold l is 1' 17? - L. Askelson ,... uw mer L R. Bingham V R. Blandau R. Bolgen 'rf I .Eg rw ' F 4 .Y.f -V . nr, fav wffwgq 1 ' A I S Adkins Leading The Brsf year students were their officers pictured above lleff To righll Bob B A , .sg l Eschrich, treasurer, Paula Irving, secretary, Dan Meyers, vice-presidenf, and Dan P' Onney K B Arnirn, president QT. 4' '15 . ...... . lu'- -1-X -s'---ss --vf . J- , , 7. ,.,., , ,,.,,, , - ... Q. J 1 ws- . vw r ' IL . A N L. 7 M. Awlrey S. Bofhwell V Q , me 9 ,. S. Baever R. Brandt N H ' an lm I . 'X E ' A - ' 'SWL - D. Baglow T. Brandt fll' L lf l f- V ,' W -A ' J 5, ln' - V D. Baglow C Brannon il ff L ' 'r ' J i .N 5'8 ' ' V ' ..s' f f I . . ' w....-sss1n A We A Rf. ',', A ' f 4'ill - A 3 ii A - B. Bailey L. Brechner il ' I V . ' ' , G. Bflinbfidge P. Bredereck P r A A A vw f. - ' ' ,I ' n . 5 1 . V' ' J' A ,il J' I 'I Q f V B. Baker L. Brewbaker Lf 'C '01 I 4 A 59 B A J' 3' R' Bake' M- Bwoh .,.. ' 1 -. is ' . A A p pihl . r AA! lag A Q J, . A VKKAAJV A. .,. ., A P , A .,,V . ,,,,V,, VW, ,..,,,, y ' B. Baldwin J. Broadfoor -J 2 Q V ly I , .,,. . . ' ' ' 'W 7: R. Balleaux J. Brooks r V ,. 1 . I f H' .5 4' A h A. Ballinger A. Brown Q-1' , V 1,9 A ,' I fi If M. Barbeau B. Brown l V 1 , , ' I r L i ly .fi s -- 7' 'X f ' f , r ,Q '.,' . 1 A -'A ,. .. . fi . ogre., -4 f if f V 1 'fo -Q l P. Barber M. Bruce ,A .., .J 0 J. Barneff M. Brune ,f - - .- V f- - fi .-, . 5 SA Bofreff J. Buclcmeier f ' 'M' - ff A B me B. Barrle S. Becklund gl? X' L Nh A ' J L I ..5. . f W. Bullard J. Burke C. Burley J. Byers G. Cain K. Cain T. Callahan G. Culver C. Campbell L. Canida G. Capes B. Cardwell ., il-il in l V . J f L ..'r - --f F iffy F J .. 'F 'sh llrrlrr .C W .,..... V ' -f or Q H as CCG. J 1' L A LL ' gg flr.. Glll A . K I . I I K 4 :LN 5, Q 2 'lr s . is 4 ' f kVl L9 ' I ' r ll J ' , evf We f r J j 'lm ' X' if ,...., ., ...,, W r ,. ,..., aw. ' I 2 01 .O , , Vx LQ., 3 A . 'J '51 X ,,, ,,,.,,v ,.., , -l - 15 '1 ,. - .fm 7,1 A X ff if! ll . ' ii .., . my rrrrr H f ,, . f , , M377 ill - -' ' ' ' 'V I I f ,.- '.' fn. ' A ' 5 ,... -, X 5 Vx ki E r ,. . -..--. ...ey is ff fe, 1 J' , if 9 K 9 4 in m r is f r is f A' I . , ,,.4 . 7 like ' . A .,., I ., L fi J 1 M 4 - png? W. , -,cf M, my, ff I ij? 'X ,J L. Chandley B, Chapline E. Chapman M. Charles J. Christiana R. Clark P. Clarke G. Clayton A. Clifford P. Cobb R. Coble K. CoFlel J. Colby C. Cole C. Cone L. Cook H. Cooper D. Coftens L. Copstead J. Costa C. CliHorcl D. Crain M. Cramner N. Crooks M. Crosby G. Cruz C. Culverwell B. Cvano M. Cyr D. Dahl B. Dallman G. Danielsen Darby Darby Davenport Davis L. Day M. DeBardi G. Deiner S. DeLap Dempsey Depsfer Denby Dennina Du rnin Dennison Desrosier Dickey Dinkel Dondino Drarher Drabner Edwards Eland Ellis Englharf Engle Englarf Erickson Erickson Eschrich Evans Ewing . Fairbank Fauceff Fell M. Ferguson Fish Fisher Flaff Ford Fosberg R. Fouch G. Fosley Franklin . Franzl . Franz Fred rickson French . Gann XX .nk - XA U s I f'h - ss y b , A ,L ss Q -4 rl s s L 'wil fffgii 1. ,Q F F -b ' :,ig:...- Q -.. s 'kjgrkq iff . I V A .. ' i? Q 5- .il ' rsi F E ' rs J 3,,4:,s, T '. .5 V' f X ' ii ' p x ,ysr hi NP' C A J s X ,,,, ,..,,, , , X 2 A 1 u Q 'Sf 3 ' V . I ' , K I 'JA i f 7 i. ii l .. J J, N .yr I ..,V-f,. 2 K ,L ,fkV-- VL X I sg, ., jf I X1 71.4.7 A I eh. .nh n HKVN f,,. J' X lfl a I t :im , ,J 1, I X A f f K J V -N i A fx my . ff 2 I Q.. 'v fkly -y 3-71 V ' ...,, , I f f,,, , ,, E ,-. 4- J. WW ' W A fW1!ml. , . ,y . my M . 9 ef af' 5. J ' L '7'-Q ff f . s GQ!! ft 5.1. 7 ' ' I . 4. in hh. . V K: 1 . V, v , . V an Q. 'ik , 3 . do h. Pak Q.. Ax' Q9 ' ' f .. ,, 'fr -1 S2434 '.,- ' 4 4 if I we ,V , X y K. 4 X' ' C f J ,. cf . ' fp I 57? .R A gif A W .. . 1 27 . Q 4 . 1 pm, 4.7, 4 H ' 1 ' . ' ii' j V - -L V fl' ' 1' if- I , . 'Q lf 4-1 If l 1 L l C 3 4 'fx N K. R AL .43 ' ' . ,. . ,V L ' . fi I , fa 1, 'gl all 7 Fr ff ' i I ',. -rf . Q- V . 1, .uf I ,. 2' 'Y 2 5' s fw- ZKS! :fx C -vi! F, . L ' 4 Ta . , H KW Mx, .Cl Q .FW . 'ffm - ' FJ .li l R' ri? L. tx W A '. .L L,,L . . !,,,,V W 4,iV Q 1. .L V 1. K 'Q' J in .. K ,h A iw' . a to W ' , 4 ef- 5 A VAAP V- ,. A . ,IL gr 'W KN BM Q if X g X. A V i g ci it X A T' k :ZX .P' K ,A 1 . , A D -M- L X A I. A L. X Ll G. Gard E. Gaugle E. Giendem J. Gladd B. Glasgow J. Goodall V. Goodman C. Goodrich E. Goranson W. Gorsuch S. Guth E. Graham D. Gray E. Grizzell D. Grosenick K. Gustavson J. Gutensohn M. Guttenfelder J. Hall C. Hania V nsel . ansen y. ammontree T. Harding P. Hardisfy M. Hardy D. Harris J. Harrison R. Harles M. Hart N. Hasier C. Haskell W. Haugen L. Haunreiter C. Harssmann S. Hayden K. Holt J. Hendrickson M. Hendrickson S. Hendrickson C. Hiatt J. Hickenbottom P. Hicks R. Higgins R. Hightower A. Hil P. Hill A. Hitch L. Hodges P. Hodgkiss J. Haggard S. Hollitield L. Holm C. Holmquist C. Houghton L. Houle D. Howe M. Hubbard D. Hudson R. Hughes S. Hull B. Hulse R. Hunt T. Hurd J. Hurley G. Hussey J. Hyland L. Hylton K. Irby P. lrvin M. Jackson M. Jackson K. Jacobson J. Jakkala P. Jakob C. James L. James L. Janson J. Janantwerp J. Jenkins M. Jensen C. Johnson C. Johnson D. Johnson G. Johnson H. Johnson S. Johnson A. Johnston C. Johnston D. Johnston S. Jolley L. Jones R. Jorgens D. Koehle P. Kolb f M. Kar s J l L 1 I .... r.rr . 'Z V . K J OZQN . .. . . . V A 'KL ki s XL P ' . . V... . .5 -.fh li z . tlf- .... ' . .fr 2 J . i s . 4 ' ' 9 5 kvyg.. f , l Wg :M bil E. in t 1 r . I nl 4 ,'3' , . an - q, K :iv 1 if ini 'f K ,Q 7. V, 1 fy ,ij- Vg AW .45 A - N 6,5 hy, ..4zff7w: f+, Vvryf 2 ' f . 'Nz- , cb f V .7 ly af If 4. I L . A L yr , Y ff pf f 'tw N 4' 9 461 V7 ' . Ah .7, 5 f X fx, 'lj 4 ' my ,. ,M i i L 1 L g WW . ,... , . ,. , ...X .. :A Q? .Q ' J? ' y , I ff 'V I f f y, K .I if 1 4 f . L L . 1 iff f Q 'yew J X734 f I Iggy V , f . ., K, xl lr.l f f L 'JL , w uz v V. ..... , ,, . . ,ji V, J , iff. i ... - f 'X . ..M 3277 eww' LLL. W0 f f f .ft lf ia 31 9 .. f if A A.. Q W V U ,.... .,,. . . , , 'Nw :jr ,W ' ,, U A-...W 4 .. Q . ggfff' fr ? z ' X 1 f , fl ' fp!! .If , V, W-' Qi I M.. --J , f X ,f 'V ' V 1 -4 Q., W x s 4 X f 'lll yi i ' . C J ,M ' l xr K ' f ' l' X X Ll X s ' Af I 9 sn Q 1- W' 2 X x A VVVL x ffm. s . at I R N M XL L g 1 J, z B Q 'lf ' ,iv-W - ' J J r J, K 5 1Lh, , 5 . bf , i s ' i y ,VLLVX C . . ' C gi J ' J Q lfh m ' it H J - l , --'.. . ,.,. - nikk i ? I M M ,'1, 1 ,.' if ,,'x 2 1 V f 4 lf' .W 3 y G - i V' ...J My ,LA1 . Ea fa W A -L A R sr vii . . ' ' 'vs My A V r,5r,..,?!?P7t J ,..,. L K .L f f f IPF J f Q x iii' i t J . K f ' I we '1 . ' i . 1 f'W' ' -Q - ' . -J . . F - 4 it ' J ' 'W 44 if .f 'fi 2 1' ...K : A A It - . ,,.' V 11 NBL J f A A F. Kebgen D. Kehae J. Keith B. Kemp M. Kennedy J. King S. King V. King K. Kingsley J. Kirkpatrick J. Kiolso S. Klinker J. Knorr D. Kochrian W. Koran B. Kraft F. Kraft J. Johnston J. Kresal M. Krusell S. Lo Roche S. Lind C. Loomis S. Loper C. Lowell J. La Brow J. Lalime H. Lagerstrom C. Lamb H. Lang C. Larama D. Larkin L. Lechner L. Ledit P. Lee S. Lever J. Luce C. Ludin J. Luschen M. Lyen J. Lyon B. MacLean S. MacPherson V. MacQuarie G. Macumber E. Mallory K. Manfrida J. Morcinkiewiez M. Marker A. Martin E. Massey J. Maupin , MM Qtwbgyslell J. McCauley McComb C. McConnachie J. McCown J. McCrebary C. McDaniel E. McDonald S. McGibbon L. McGinnis M. McGuire D. Mclntosh E. McKinnon J. McKirnon L. McLean M. McLean S. McMurtrey L. McNett C. Medlang M. Medin P. Meldrum L. Menne C Mettler M. Meyers B Meyring J. Middleton C Miller D J P S B Miller Miller Miller Miller Moen D. Montgomery B Moore R Moore B. Morar M. Morris R. Morrison J. Morse K Moulton D. B J S Myers Mueller Mullin Murdny 4 I ,, :asm ...pf . - V 5 .1 in .V 1 Ni' -,V cw K, Q I frl' rj, J' If ,gi .. .f A - .,.. lyk x-L W ...... . .,.., . ' Af, Qi! . yy p my 6 if K if , . L . ,krk K D 4 In ,V fA ,A e f A. AL . . v y f isa. gl., ff . of . . '.'., ' - ,W ,V 3 5 X K gh. A ' , . ii' wj l J R K g, . . :iid f 7 1 J F K: VV... Y Efiww . , . gs itftiiffg L 1. ! 2: , mmm V ..... if L 1 . gf .... . ,. ' J st L is can s R or . ..,. ' ' yr 3' 7 - f ad . I J ..,. ' .12' 1 . I 4,5 r W 1, 7 , 1:1 hifi If 'If' Q :ah At KL L -.L .,., , .,,,.,...y . wk 4. .. L sith ,, S J 2' . 'i 7 J . 'Qp vu' ,,,, . , .,. , 3-Q V..,, A... .A ,X M V irq .f if 'Q ,' if L .x 'W yr- vr fr- gn... .. are it rr sniff tc '2 .7 51 ., f L 5 A ms 'rv' any YM, Q3 Qi' p 4 P A J . .Q ,. ... 'A A g. fl J.. ,f .- Q- 5 . 'sr' I' A -f'1 K.. . g X ,fi S 1 4. Ml . :X 4' lk . - ' 'J 'I A Q3 i XX. SSX Ai L A . Vis ff. x .15 sw. 1 AAL r F .1 I -1 fl 423 J '-fl V LAL b J W an -. 1' . YJ u , FL, '-' 'IT- B mary, r A A . K A S eil: A . 3 A 3 sw N .. X Y in .5- LN gg . nv , A QM 'mi .. .x A -,---- - LL! . xl, vb f, L -Rexx As x ' XNRSXTY . 'ww . ., A ' 1 X S M.. 'f sp.. li eg 'T W .. -ff! . f hs. 1 1 xr -is . -A h x L h Q, .i ,.,. 'P if' f . Qi .fi X X A x- if XL - ' P P+.. 3'- S . A xii M-,J K L S A C 6 LA A s. B. Murphy J. Murphy M. Noah L. Nappe D. Nelson E. Nelson J. Nelson L. Nelson G. Neshiem E. Nessen D. North P. Norwood D. Nygreen J. Nygreen P. Ogan A. Ogle D. Olson S. O'Nalley P. Omdahl K. Openshaw L. Ovestad S. Overstreet B. Owen D. Padgel B. Palmer B. Palmer W. Parko N. Passi B. Patterson C. Paul S. Paulson D. Pearson C. Person G. Persons K. Peterson R. Peterson A. Phelps K. Piatt C. Platt K. Platter D. Pool C. Porter L. Partridge C. Potter P. Presender S. Proctor K. Purton W. Putney P. Quay P. Reed L. Reiser M. Renftrow D. Reynolds P. Reynolds A. Rieck C. Rinehart E. Renehart J. Roche G. Rocke E. Robinson L. Rodine C. Rostad M. Rowe B. Rupp C Russell P. Russell E. Ruosch J. Ruth T. Ryberg V. Sanders S. Sarver L. Saunders A. Savage L. Sawrey R. Schies L. Scharl G. Schaeffer S. Schoenberger P. Schroeder K. Schultz C. Schumacker A. Sealey P. Segle S. Seiter J. Sellers J. Servey C. Seterdahl J. Shelton R. Sherman L. Sherstad B. Shierk R. Shiets D. Shimokon M. Shouse J. Shull R. Shults A Q T' j. Vx,k2 X J S. ' X if x 'ad X .5 Q me A Y.- 'Q . :L 1 'eff X.. .S S ,Q B 1 ,. 5 .- sl s , K 1 'ri x 14 he A -sf.: Q- J P Q- - Q . A 5 S l if if A ttf on 4 .,.. Q . I , U . ....., .L i Vxh -X - bf -sf? A 4? E? ' X f 5. I A . A J . - M P' I '97, . as V. - 12 .t 1 14' J v I l 43 A A . an A v , . 8 .km QQ575 'lll A lill A . . f' A . X' ' R 4' 4 ...-r A Q -'ve '- RL., L L L. 5,5 C. Sievert A Sidfrid K. Silver P. Simmons L. Sinrud B. Skibetizke M. Smiley R. Smith A. Snyder L. Spain G. Sparks B. Sprague D. Starck E. Starnes R. Stephens C. Stern D. Stevens G. Stockman S. Storm D. Strom L. Strom M. Stule R. Styll G. Sullivan D. Summers A, Sutherland P. Sutherland J. Swanson V. Sweet B. Swenson V. Swimm D. Talmadge C. Taylor A. Terry S. Thaler K. Thomas D. Thompson J. Thompson P. Thomps T. Tibke T. Todd J. Torunen R. Towner G. Tutmark E. Turnbull C. Tuttle J. Ulsund V. Uram A. G. Volleau Vallin Van Dalac Van Hess Vann Vern G. Verlinde Vick Waagmester Wagner Waldrop Walker Walker M. Walker M. Wallace Wallis Wargnier Wattun Weller Wendell Westerland White Willams Williams Williams Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Winn Winnem Wood Wright Yates Youngern Yearned Campbell Hansen Hansen Hubbard Learned Reese Schmidt Wag ner Wallace f, ,J ,,,v I M , ,,,.v-1, 11 Mfg 4' N:--r ,. ALI C -x - .ami Q.. L .1 1 1-1 Qs- 1-' g-h 5 54 ,,,.,,. , X -In Sad.: 1 fm.-ff wk its ,L A Q Q, fs 7... ,.., . , 2.51- I A 1.. ' ' A N' f Q7 J ,ir ,K V3 V. 'zzwk I 1 WV fel XA f V I A ' V. V V A . V W , f, My I - . 4, 5,59 V ' . MV A , ,. Av V f ' N L - , 4, M., . . , , wif , .4 . wr 'yn ff f-..1 LL 1 cfs. 'iii . . A A . I 7 I 555. f ' I 4 f . - , ,J f' .g 590' ' A I 7 ,J 'fuzz-ff -A wx! ff fx., J' il EDMONDS VARIETY 41 1 Main St. Edmonds, Wash. MILADY'S BEAUTY SHOP 115 5th, Edmonds, Wash. Pr. 8-3844 o NEFFEW'S JEWELRY 413 Main Sf., Edmonds, Wash. Pr. 6-1235 ,f I 1 I. s BIENZ CONFECTIONERY 5 421 Main St., Edmonds, Wash. ., Pr.8-5411 -X. I I X PEGGY HARRIS GIFTS 317 Main St., Edmonds, Wash. ' Pr. 8-8080 Local Shops See Most 1.1, M I O 0 ROY CLOTHIER BLDG. MATERIAL INC. 122 SATER AND RIDENOUR 1HeQfm9 OHS-I 244111 SW 8' HI9' WCY 99, Edmonds, WUSII- 223 Main Sf., Edmonds 23008 56fh W., Mounflake Terrace Pr- 8-5685 Pr. 8-5400 Pr. 8-2621 EDDY'S ELECTRIC G X' -Q 104 5th, Edmonds, Wash. N-' Pr. 8-5700 HARRIS VARIETY 108 5th, Edmonds, Wash. Pr. 8-561 1 I T, MYRTIE OTTO SHOP N' 407 Main St., Edmonds, Wash. ' A Pr. 8-3333 1 ENTERI NG oRNER's sHoE STORE Population 420 Main ::..,6E:gg':Sds, Wash. EDMONDS DRY CLEANERS 102 3rd, Edmonds, Wash. Pr. 8-5515 Senior Celebrities x. ',g,3' I Sfmt your fhif cake :wwf mn SM' fm wwf I SERVE-U-WESTGATE WASHINGTON FEDERAL SAVINGS 81 LOAN 123 . Lynnwood Shopping Center, Lynnwood, Wash. Westgate Shoppmg Center, Edmonds, Wash. P Mm Pr. 6-2525 L 'ev-rfH+e ,C ,. :,, . X L.. , EDMONDS BRANCH OF THE NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE 306 Main Sf., Edmonds, Wash. Pr. 8-1121 F sr-44 i j LYNNWOOD FLORAL 194 PLAZA HARDWARE Lynnwood Shopping Center Pr. 6-2266 23206 - 57fh W., Mounflake Terrace, Wash. Say if with flowers Pr. 8-8290 v wx, MCGINNESS PHARMACY BEN FRANKLIN VARIETY STORE 423 Main Sf., Edmonds, Wash. Box 456, Lynnwood Shopping Center Pr. 8-2223 Pr. 6-7307 DON'S MEN 8K BOYS' SHOP 125 DURBIN'S APPAREL Lynnwood Shopping Center, Lynnwood, Wash. 107 N, 5th Ave., Edmonds, Wash. Pr. 8-1202 Pr. 8-1900 fl 1 in P' ng Walk 9 1 vi., m 3 , . gk. , .,X ,, V 1 4 ,S 5 'f , a 'I 1 1 I V , ' 'Kk' 1 x f .X ' W ,fd Av f f ,M . X Y. o , Lon , 1 Most .M 17.1-54, y Q' ff A Az! if ,. ja' yn 514-:,, m f x 39 gli I.lIl,3 Mm l 4 l L Ja' 1 gif' of ,Min j .nik ..,, BRADBURY'S TV AND APPLIANCE JOOS MUSIC CENTERS 523 Main SL, Edmonds, Wqgh, Highway 99, Lynnwood, Wash. Mounflake Terrace Plaza Pr. 6-1112 Pr. 6-5678 Pr. 8-8323 1 ,V4,, Q ,..1,., ,Ag Most Achve T C, N 9 H .sv N H . Q A A! R E E' i T 1 A C A 1 I 1 . E R E Z ,H my ,: U A Cyn M 2S'Z,M 6 , I BLACK 81 KING foffice suppliesj 2944 Colby Ave., Evereff, Wash. AI. 2-4184 x M -Q I4 Qui: u X U aorfsmanship . xk 1 , ' X 5 'f Y I w . x F S... H - 3 kk x 1 45' s, mv 1 Q' 5 :nn P' . Q - ' --sa f - i if ' -f X N . 1 -i . rg. . ' fm-H' ffvzsn ,Q 2 vi X :': if , - fx Ill- 3 5' ,' X' X i I-Q - x 'Q m . , K Ls -- -, fi , L ' Q.. fl X x f v W : 1 thi Ag' ' F ' ' ' - Q , A - - - has : . , . q QIQ x,4.- , . A , fi X .... ix .R . A X, . gxfxx X. Q w SN X : ,sw f 5 ' hawaii! - Nw X Q N XX, Q 11513 0.01 - 'FRP N-:: Q i M ' fb -' wg t-JB 'ji ' A ' K . . K X x . ,.. .. x.XX . Mgm, I , ' -1-I f pf- ' ,ibn ' ---an fy it L le It . -,sk - 0 12352 I fi X , C , E 2 3, 'ff I ll' Q Fred xiii? W 3, 9 W' E tc, P N ck Urcm wwf? X Most Popular Ernie Galanfe Sharon Charles ' , 66444 af '60 Dick Forsgren's LYNNWOOD JEWELERS The Home of Courtship Diamonds Lynnwood Shopping Center ff gy A S Wlllsey . ,.,., . U ,'5k f ,, , ,R 1.2: f C 99 - BROWNlE'S CAFE STEWARTS PHARMACY 114 4'rh Ave., Edmonds 10023 Edmonds Way, Edmonds Pr. 8-4994 Pr. 6-1414 'IIB amz: 'M' ---f 'mr ,f V, ' ,,, ' A AM,i,,, , l, ,W ff V W., I , ---.,.....1m 1ddd d d1,d ff MONARCH STOVE STORE N. 185th and Aurora, Seoftle Li. 2-2922 HH McKinley NICK S CHE N f i J' 8 -if t - I X .. 5 I X . X g'jv'8x:. ' 3 i A x 5 x Q , 5 ' ff f , fe . 34' 5 ' f 4 i ,Sify ' g . Ch' K nl Sf x ' j A 3 ' 4 Q 5 f ,5 .. Y 95' 535 m h ll' 1 W' 3 f 4 0 mi i'l,1jS . MILLS MARINA 17220 Aurora Ave., Seofrle Li. 2-4500 ag I-v -. f LYNNWOOD FURNITURE CO. EDMONDS MOTOR CO Lynnwood, Wosh. 201 5th Ave., Edmonds Pr. 8-7212 Pr. 8-3129 2 fn lr 5. .ll 3566 0.1- I 5 Al in SIUU ax K N MQSK ,Ar J -M 4' f ffff M24 f 1 41 f .Q ily ?,'9.,f' M ,A ,W fi . jf V ,rf ,ay 999- ,V I , ,W , MN: if n 44 'sr f 41 A Q ly ffm I ' , ' 'ff pg-Q L' l 1, '15, fp- 1' V ,.f,,f' ,Q gi I I ,.,, , , , N . ,, W Y, , 3, E 3 '.5V W 7 1 . ff ' ' M ,' V' '1 5 q -...Q 1 1 4 lf f RTW., 'W ffl. ff 4 'ff 3 1 we -Q1 f ' -9 f gi fr 3 4' ' ' fr , ' W, , 1 f'M '? ., Q, ,.,,,V W, f V V' wif A Vg, , 1 A 41,2 , I ' v ' ff Q lm bww ' f V ' M g,5y,7i,f1'Z-f!'iAg:3f,,' . A Wh3mUV 1 1 :M fa Q ' LYNDA'S APPAREL Lynnwood Shopping Center, Lynnwood Pr. 6-41 14 LYNNWOOD BRANCH FIRST NAT'L 135 ALBERTSON'S FOOD CENTER Lynnwood, Wash. James Village, Lynnwood Pr. 6-1141 Pr. 6-H66 qfllliljljiglwlf i fl?-ff s fl A ,Wi r f Mwrfwi Wil W' 3? QM eff W ,f W x ditors and the staft of the 1960 Echo would like to thank everyone who helped to make this book possible. We would especially like to thank Mr. Jim Palm, Edmonds' rep- resentative from the American Yearbook Company fthe print- ersj and the S. K. Smith Company fthe cover manufacturersj for his wonderful cooperation and suggestions. The Roberts' Studio, our photographers, worked overtime to help us and we truly appreciated it. The editors would especially like to express a vote of grati- tude to Mr. Adams for his invaluable suggestions and assist- ance in the production of this yearbook. We would also like to thank the administration and faculty for their wonderful cooperation. Finally, we would like to thank you the students, for it is around your school lite that these Tiger Tales are centered. Earleyne Peters 1960 Echo Editor-in-Chief ,,, zf , fffgsf A? QQ L, y f y jf -il R in l r as X lr' 136 M C,..,.m. ,Inj ...i1 L ... ' 4 Q w:v- wit ' ' ' 0ff2J,l4f Zf6!1 'ffl C 1' A :wfg 'Pf-+5353 -- ' V f 1 N 3 'HE f' A - ' ' 'Q ,ii nuff ggiflivfsw f , V E ' Nl. HEAR yr 2 HEAR YE ' ofvlfi pgfyfgi, POM!-5,27 5 TMNYLATIONYJ CAESAQ czceko, Vl!il?c' !L j M!DR7!HLj L zffffgrfwj OVID? CAYUALUQ ji' A450 ALL MIMOK 7fffANMwza M , Czwmri Af Mrnlm ofjgggxggg UB- A Q, , 6000 1, QQ515 fgsffv ANA ggrggmfe 2 at I , ' A6 . ' r C5 Aww, - W gf A 'W vi . 4sE,bg,F1lijpgix:Q,ExQX A E . ed 37, 'lb 2 '55 NSW MXQM 1 H ,155 fd ,Wf W W E A 221 Wqff- -MY - L5359 5 Nw' CK If I A Ak W' I g wfvff JMJ ' ' F ' F5 2 U 'ge 5 gw fx M aw 2 ff V M MW
Are you trying to find old school friends, old classmates, fellow servicemen or shipmates? Do you want to see past girlfriends or boyfriends? Relive homecoming, prom, graduation, and other moments on campus captured in yearbook pictures. Revisit your fraternity or sorority and see familiar places. See members of old school clubs and relive old times. Start your search today!
Looking for old family members and relatives? Do you want to find pictures of parents or grandparents when they were in school? Want to find out what hairstyle was popular in the 1920s? E-Yearbook.com has a wealth of genealogy information spanning over a century for many schools with full text search. Use our online Genealogy Resource to uncover history quickly!
Are you planning a reunion and need assistance? E-Yearbook.com can help you with scanning and providing access to yearbook images for promotional materials and activities. We can provide you with an electronic version of your yearbook that can assist you with reunion planning. E-Yearbook.com will also publish the yearbook images online for people to share and enjoy.
