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

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USI-IERETTES if QQ 9 3? Pused un :hc smirs after the All High Pliiy .ircz IXi.lI'1LZ.lI'L'l W B1CDillliL'iS, BLlI'l5Lll'Ql Amiersun, Thelma C.ll'iN0l1, Nivrm.l XXfiIsnn, Ellen Briihn, Adu Moriarity, Chiirlnric -luliimrii, Miiligu Purvin, jenn Poxvin, Mary Eiigehrigisen. u-n..-.- Wwe R Forensic Getting prephred for the debate at Kem are: jane Manze, joan Arcmboski, Cai-nl Caverly. Vcrnes Hanberg, Barbara Wuiczak, Tom Barrie, Mr. Thomas. jim Kime. 64.5eiwigfikile-fQff5S'ivm?'V' I ' bl -.l ik - WCS. Swv- 1 x fi' W' lf'f55'i fix-'lifhli 'fiffii-I L' Eeiifilil? -. :Vi ii: ,. ' -- . e X . f f -' L V - Sci :f-re, - -. f . -,4. .i1,- A -gE 'f mW,1a:a4:5i. L V f : w w w , A., A i ,. K ., 'U' , I ,,,w1Mq1-LM ,-K . if f e L2 ge '11 'Q 15 'vffev Bef --ETA- . '3 X . A Myne, -me--A, ,,:,MwLi.,.i . -x 7 . ,t':' ' ..-,,-:W L ,r,,-Mx- ,qg- 1 ,Q g N - .- 5.1-l e, h-15,5 saw , . gr,,figXs1,., .5QH'+g,j, Q. f e , Q- Qi wwf ' -V A ,WW Qi. A-. lm ig -,fn We my - M f.2::mr.ii - ,-N,-., ,- fi- me -Nm RM.: 3.,g2,iwg f , , Z 5

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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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Us ,gg ' A ,L V, 1' ! S fini ' . , A,,, J ,JI I I ,, A I 1 The Senior High Yell Squad, Don Landskov Helen Hansen, Doris Ann Semanslci Edna W'll' , 1 is, under the direction of Ann Dahlquist, Yell Queen, practice rua mms'-Ll - M, a pose for a new yell. GRANGE and BLACK Orange and Black, iight, iight .... These are the opening words of the school yell. And when the band strikes up the school song the words of which are also the school colors, the school spirit soars. The yell squad, led by Ann Dahlquist, Yell Queen, takes charge of all the pep assemblies, and organizes the school spirit behind the team at all sports activities. Last year, LaVera Martinelli, Yell Queen, acted as mistress of ceremonies at the celebration during the half-time at the first Homecoming Football game. This year Ann also was announcer at this event. The yell leaders presented new yells which had all the classes competing for a Pep Jug. The Pep jug was presented to the class who could yell loudest at the pep assemblies. At the last assembly of the year, the class who has won more yells than any other class receives the jug to keep. The class of 1951 won the jug with classes of 1949 and 1953 in the second and third places. The Xlajorettes in their beautiful uniforms make a pretty picture any time: Vonda The peppy yell leaders Donnie HOi'l:l112lI1, Stanhope. Barbara Silvestri, Shirley Jorgensen, Delores Bress, Crace Habenicht, Iuahleuj C I Dorothy C, Nelson, and Dorla Duncan. aro Johnson, pose for one of their Dorothy 26 yells