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

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Wlsra un: FS The dance band members in rf-lwarsal for tlic Spring Concert arc Donalcl Y g I 5 Coodale, ,Iosepbinc Kowalski, Frctl Duncan, Ivan Hickcnbottoni, Corclon Stephenson, Cordon Maliclorc, Kenny N U 5 Stcrgion, Jim Qnalls. Irene Kowalski, S Paul Harelenian, Dona Robinson, Torn Barrie, Vernon Epperly, jerry Cccrtscn. Members of the orchestra pictured above: first row: Bette Geelhart, Elsa Davidson, Barbara Hanson, Gcrtruclc Sontag, Jackie Ellingson. Second row: Ivan Hickcnbottom, Jerry Ceertsen, Donna Robinson, Ailenc Pittenger, Barbara McDanicls, Marylin Olberg, Evelyn Kyle, Frank Smoke, Beverly NVard, Dolores Soclerquist. Third row: Donna Marsten, Joyce Barrie, Jcroinc Allman, Paul Harleman, Vernon Epperly, Cordon Malidore, Don Coodale, Fred Duncan. Standing: Alvin Morris, jim Qualls, Ilarolcl Rowe, Mr. Bloom, and Clarine Hanson. 1 fr Q . V F H I 2 P ff Jw ' ' F' QQ s . fi is Q 4 V! I X . I ' ,w , f . Revived this year, after a year of silence, ' 1 the E. H. S. Orchestra is again supplying I, ls. - the school with line music. The Orchestra took an active part in school activities playing at the All-High and Ir.- High plays and in the Winter Concert. At the Western Music Festival at Highline, the members took part in the huge Festival Orchestra. janet Warren and Gertrude Sonn- tage earned a rating of Superior on their violin duet. 24

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