Enumclaw High School - Tiger Tales Yearbook (Enumclaw, WA)

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t6.-KT lition of ieir grid g down ' elev- -us lost ns, and ed Au- hare the '00, oun- s, and ' N race ' vic- f one EHS mith. ll club nder- they , they 'ason nlnum- seven 'ue in ree. u o s r th e THIM LEADS SR. HI. BOYS IN ACTIVITIES Hats off!! to the Senior High Boys' Club for a very successful year. The group was under the cap- able guidance of the President Jack Thim who, in addition to his regular duties, represented the Enumclaw boys at the annual Leaders Con- ference at the University of Wash- ington. The boys' social triumph of the year was the Father and Son Ban- quet held in November. Nearly 200 fathers and sons eagerly consumed turkey and cranberries and enjoyed a. program and movie. To a group of these ambitious students-the Building and Grounds Committee-should go the credit for keeping school surroundings neat and clean. These progressive young men have also heard numerous well- known speakers, helped sponsor noon dances, and cooperated with the Girls' Club in giving Christmas baskets to needy families. fYff'f1f11L,?'. ob Birnfy, J az. - QQWIKQJ .S'111,',,7, B Jmm. S '1Cy 1g,,I:fkMThim, ' crm' n Such, Dick Inglis J ' 'm Erwi I ymbgfy 0 n' Dick , H K I eQ'C'Q'1 I A 1,32 ,jf QW? M g g , .y Aiwa T f ENUMCURW HIGH SCHOOL I 'fUf25DAY ADMIT omg 57,49 ' I .-,V- .'.l 7.24, f XJ, o , f v 26 A X940 x ' X , X ., 35