Edmonds High School - Echo Yearbook (Edmonds, WA)

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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

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- 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.

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'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.