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

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BOYS WE CL B Mr. Bob Campbell, Mr. smehefz e E Glenn Kranc, Vice-President, Evan Richey, President Maurice Halleck, Secretary. G J.. Q 117 WHERE'S THE FIRE L 2 Q F2553 nfinnln T ' A Fire Chief Dave Potter. Assistant Fire Chiefs, joe Fantello, Wayne Thomas. Third mu: Bob Kelly, Leon Hobbs. jerry Thomp- son, Ralph Wilde, Glenn Kranc, Bob Schoonover, Jim Qualls. Second row: Harold Lokovsek, Elmer Engebrigt- sen, Del Grennan, Dean Mclntyre, Don Pittinger, Dick Garland, Keith Oien, Evan Richey. Fifflf rout Maurice Halleck, Ed Annas, Wayne Thomas, Dave Potter, joe Fantello, Howard Brons, Dick Straley. Lefl fo nigh! top 1'r1u': Bob Hansen, Bob Hanson, Dave Potter, Walt Henry, Harold Lokovsek, Dick Garland, Ralph Wilde, joe Fantello, Ed Annas, Dean McIntyre, Don Pittenger. Semrza' mtv: Del Grennan, Maurice Halleck, Evan Richey, Glen Kranc, Howard Brons, Wayne Thomas, Boh Thompson. as 'QW , Page 17

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GIRL'S H CLUB This year's officers who did a very fine job were: Doreen Rice, Presidentg Darlene VVarren, Vice- Presidentg and Vetsa Galirnanis, Secretary-Treasurer. New members fsophomore girlsj are initiated into thc- club, if they have worked hard in participating in U16 difftirfiflt S1JOI'tS- The members have the big honor of dishing out the initiation which includes wear- ing four sweaters, skirt turned up-side down, and garlic in the pigtails of the initiates. All in fun, of course. and do the girls ever love it! One of the first sports of the season for the Club is volleyball . . and at the same time . . as a sideline. ping-pong and shiuffleboard. A little later basketball becomes the main event which the girls enjoy. During the last three months of school, baseball. hiking. bowling, tennis, and bicycling are the many sports. At the end of the year a first-year girl having four points is eligible for a letter and her first chevron. A second-year girl, her second chevron and three-year members, her third chevron, the highest award to be given. R Club is an active organizations which builds up high standards and ideals as well as provides a chance for athletic participation. '0L. Serond A ' Q .. Mirzie Orehek, Irene Eberhardr, Margaret Henry, Barbara Anderson, Joan Haak, Mary Mahlen, :Q Donna Landskov, joan Malgarini, Miss Fearl. ' Fin: row: A -- julia johnson, Doris Laush, Darlene Warren, Doreen Rice, Versa Galimanis, Dorinne Hobbs, Donna Gadeberg, Lois Timm. 1 2 Fourlh row: Mitzie Orehek, Doris Laush, Darlene Warren, Versa Galimanis, Shirley Ildsrad, Peggy Love, Gayle Kramer, Doris Semanski, Claire Moergeli, Marcella Koshak, Donna Landskov. Third row: Miss Fearl, Doreen Rice, Lois Timm, Martyna Nachrsheim, Dolly Ghiglione, Lois Gunderson, Dorinne Hobbs, julia johnson, Irene Eberhardr, joan Haak, Mary Mahlen, Janice Haines. Second row: Barbara Anderson, Evelyn Hanus, Betty Marriocla, june Schoonover, LeOra Peterson, Dorothea Anderson, Mary Engebrigrsen, Donna Gadeberg, Lorraine Hanberg, JoAnn Whitehciuse. Fin! raw: jerrie Mosier, Jean Srobbs, Agnes Peterson, Joyce Guerrini, Joan Malgarini, Marie Merlini, Thelma Carlson, Shirley Simpson, Margaret Henry, Shirley johnson. Page 16

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ga ,H -9 -2 gl-1 bk Q-:Q .. . . A -1: -. 5 Q .-1-.. 1 .,f: - .-.,..:::: M ,..., in Page 18 Future Homemakers of meriea The initials F, H. A. stand for a club known as the Future Homemakers of America. This club was organized two years ago in Enumclaw High, in order to promote more interest in Home Economics, to encourage democracy in home and community life and to work for better home and family life for all. These are only a few of the many purposes of the club. Throughout the year, the club has tried to promote these purposes in as many ways as possible. The year started out by a newly elected cabinet, which, in working with their advisor, Miss Benson, formed a strong backbone for the club. Approximately 65 girls who are members have taken an active interest in club work. By October, the club was actively under way, serving a P. T. A. Convention luncheon. During November, they sponsored an after game dance which with appropriate decorations proved very successful. Also, during this same month, they sponsored an All-School Play cast dinner. Still keeping up the pace, during December, they sponsored a Christmas Bazaar, and a Christmas Faculty Banquet. During April and May, a skating party and a F. H. A. picnic were held respectively. They helped raise funds by selling hot dogs and cokes at games. Third Rauf: Rose Hynes, Miss Benson, Janice Kennedy. Second Row: Martyna Nachtsheim, Norinne Smith, Doris Semanski, Rhona VVillis, Darlene VVarren, Mary hfahlenc Fifi! Rout LaVerne Babcock, Beth Dodge, Lois Timm, Donna Landskov, Joan Malgarini, Nadine Dodge. Third Row: Doris Semanski, Phyllis Malatesta, Do- reen Rice, Julia Johnson, Barbara VValc- zak, Betty Skagen, Marie Marlini, Lena Berilla, JoAnn VVhitehouse, Donna Land- slcov, Edna XNillis, Ann Dahlquist. Second Row: Norinne Smith, Beth Dodge, LaVerne Babcock, llary hlahlen, Joan Haalc, Marlene Montgomery, Vetsa Galamanis, Joan Malgarini, Nadine Dodge, Theresa Berilla. Fin! Rout Margaret Henry, Barbara Hoffman, Jean Stobbs, Agnes Peterson, Janice Kennedy. Shirley Berilla, Gertrude Sonntag, Laura Viene. Third R01-l'I Dolores Soderquist, Carolyn Angman, Martyna Nachtsheim, Norma Kamp, Shirley lldstad, Dolores Thompson, Eve- lyn Hanus, Phyllis Canoles, Lois Timm, Rose Hynes, Rhona VVillis. Second Row: Margaret O'Neil, Marlene Smoke, JoAnn Atemboski, JoAnn Griffel, Betty Bless- ing. Faye Burnett, Monzelle Tougaw, Darlene VVarren, Dorinne Hobbs. Firft Row: Roberta Such, Doris Laush, Donna VVright, JoAnn Stonebridge, Dorothy Osborn, Joan VVaner, Gloria Grant, Betty hlattioda.