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

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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

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Pups Crew awaiting further orders are left to right: kl nd Mr Campbell Dean Duncan, BobKir a , . nt, Don Moergeli, Bob Barnet John Bali jim Kime, Don Pittenger. Members of the Paps Crew not pictured above are: Seniors: Howard Bottsg Itmiorsz Tom Barrie, Art Fort, Leon llobbs, jim Slayden, Roger Sulli- xang Sophoniorex: Gene Halint, jerry Barnes, Hoy Del Santo, Martin lloldener, jim Mills, Val Kraiuiekq Freslzmeuz Dale Ammon, jack Iloirup, Ken McKinley, Terry Carlson, Melvin Flinkman, Don Coodale, jerry Branch, Bob Estby, Billy XValker, Fred Duncan, Niles Thim, Leonard Signani, Don Malgariui. FE EL ME N ? This has '- bttn one ot the inost sumti s ful vt-ar -fuidinu ot Nl: if ..., The Paps Crew was organized in 194-l under the . - , direction of Mr, Pinch. The word Pallas stands for the Paps Crew . under the able ,4 ' : Public Address and Projection System . This organ- Campbell, They acquired a club room. have purchased ization provides the school with visual aids, recording a new projector. a movie camera and many new tools. apparatus. and operators. Other aims of the Paps The crew provides the school with noon nioyits. Crewn are to train public address operators and sports classrooin movies and works in association with the announcers. stage crew. to make our plays and assemblies a success. Stage Crew is a regular class, meeting , i W l' ' i i 1 2' i every day Second Period. The boys meet 1' - V l F .V fi l wfth Mr. McGee, their advisor, on stage for 'i i i - ' K 1 t Q i 'l t their daily instructions. These instructions t oncern the various jobs to be done. Jobs vary from driving nails to changing the cycloroma. The fellows were handy with tools so they built most of the scenery and golntructing SCC, props for the plays and other stage produc- Briglg Osborn, filler? fOr ,he Se . ' 'l t a time these ' ndf50n, Ivarlyoili P137 are: mont Wal: Rc rardless of hon s lor tions. gg. ' 'k, they made what- boys had to do their noi ever was asked of them. l curtain of the Senior Ready and tense for the fina Play are: Dick Garland and jerry Thompson. Taking .1 breather between jobs are: Ad Con Aluninn lvar johnson, Schmi t, . . . ' 1 ,'1I1, Difk Garland. Erickson Jer ry Thompst Ho jun