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

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STUDE T BODY ASSOCIATIO They Lead the Wa ii? fzl . i s I Pondering over future business for the student body are Bob Thompson, SBA Vice-Presidentg Wayne Thomas, Treasurer, Marcella Koshak, Secretary, and Del Grennan. Representatives from various clubs and classes. Standing and ready for discussions are: Glenn Kranc, Dorothy Lokovsek, Leon Hobbs, Sophie Fedash, 'vlaurice Halleck, Lois Gunderson. These discussions were led by, seated: Lois Timm, Wayne Thomas, Doreen Rice, Marcella Koshak, Del Grennan, Bob Thompson, Lorraine Hanberg, janet McKinnon. Delbert Grennan, our student Body prexy, presided over assemblies and Board of Control meetings, viceapresi- dent Bob Thom son planned assemblies P . ,and filled in as president in the absence of Delg Marcella Koshak, secretary, recorded the Board of Control minutes and attenaed to the Student Body corres- pondence, and treasurer Wayne Thomas, with the assistance of Mr. Bogdan, kept our financial records in order. The Board of Control was made up of the Student Body officers, club and class presidents, and class representatives -with Mr. Bum as advisor. A good conception of the Board of Controls procedure was gained by the students when they were invited to witness a regular meeting. Making laws that will help in main- taining a smoothfrunning school, ap proving amendments to constitutions, discussing student behavior at games and assemblies, and supervising club and class activities are just a few of the many duties performed by this energetic group. The Board of Control also purchased a new black curtain with orange trimming for our auditorium. Another important project that was established by the Board of Control this year was the plaque system. The object of this system is to encourage students to participate in the extra curricular activities that are offered by our school. Seniors who have turned out for a certain number of activities will have their name engraved on a plaque to be awarded on Class Day. Page 13 Del Grennan, SBA prexy. reads a bulletin of vital interest to the students in front of our new black curtain.

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n 1 ,X I 'rx . f f. I, tfgdfyy ' ,M f e f 76? 41 iff' rf' . !'N I 1 - X' xxx gg ,, Z' 0 .9 : tp ' TORCH HONOR SOCIETY SETTING HIGH GOALS Getting off to a good start by presenting their annual assembly on September 26, 1947, the Torch Honor Society began one of its most color- ful years. At this assembly fifty-four members were given pins. President Sophie Fedash acted as mistress of ceremonies and a number of Torch members participated in the program. Mrs. julie Gilbert, the guest speaker, gave a very interesting talk on her travels in Europe. A Scotch costume presented to Mrs. Gilbert in Europe was modeled. The next big event was the winning of first prize in the club division of floats in the Home- coming parade. The float was made to represent a boat with a facsimile of the Statue of Liberty and the Thinker on it. The prize float was a good example of the fact that Torch sets and reaches high goals. Co-sponsoring the play Macbeth, presented by a group of University of Washington Thes' pians, Torch and P. T. A. netted a total of 3150. The money is going to be used for buying a piece of hospital equipment for the memorial hospital. In order to raise funds to help finance a trip to Seattle, Torch members sold pencils with the complete schedule of our basketball team on it. They were very popular with the students because of their interest in basketball. Besides guiding junior Torch, made up of seventh and eighth graders, Torch sponsored Honor Roll this year. This is a list of names of people who make nearly a B average each quarter. For people who aren't in Torch this is the first step to try to make the club. Miss Cass, adviser, and the committee revised the constitution this year to conform with the present curriculum. With a fine set of officers, President-Sophie Fedashg Vice-President-Connie Gunderson, Sec- retary-treasurer-Donna Gadeberg, and a good adviser, Miss Cass, much was achieved. SENIORS: Peter Phillips, Norinne Smith, Sophie Fedash, Dolly Ghiglione, Lois Gunderson, Lorraine Hanberg, Theresa Hearn, Shirley lldstad, Dave Potter. -IUNIORS: Fran: mu'-Dorothea An- derson, Barbara Anderson, Connie Gunderson, Donna Wright, Bonnie Collins, Agnes Pederson, Donna Gade- berg. Back mu'-Jerri Mosier, Marcella Koshak, Margaret Henry. Betty Geel- hart, Anna Rundstrom, ,lean Stobbs, Rosemarie Schuett, Thelma Carlson. t SOPHOMORES: jim Kime, Pat Matheny, Beverly Biwer, Phyllis Mala- testa, Nadine Dodge, Jolene Evans, Stella Fedash, Carol Caverly, joan Carden, Vernes Hanber, Irma Rund- strom, Tom Barrie. 1 FRESHMEN: Fran! mu'-jack Henry, Fred West, Monnie Tougaw, janet Warren, Barbara Hansen, Gene Balint. Richard York. Back rou'-jim Galimanis, Patsy Mosier, Dorothy Lokovsek, Cynthia Stanton, janet Warren, Alice Ghiglione, Connie Colvin, Marilyn Holmes, Carmen Rivett, jerry Geertsen. EIGHTH GRADE: Second rou'-Fred Duncan, Ben Graves, Alice Rundstrom, Beryl Duncan, joan Moergeli, Shirley Smoke, Phyllis Holmes, Barbara Derby. Greta Holm, Niles Thim. Firrl rou'-Richard Baker, Vonda Stan- hope, Clarine Hansen, Bette Moon, Evelyn Kyle, Rita Kramer, Dick Cromoga.