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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1954 volume:

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SANDRA CARLSON, Editor gi I5 A CLASSES ,sssssssss 9 it ACTIVITIES 33 A if SPORTS ,ssssssssssssss 59 WA ll . a p 1 v As the young tree is seeded and given its basic rooting, so the seed of knowledge is planted in our minds at an early age. Ck lo Ufiigfudip Owl IWW fo .1 49- 1? W fe new 'wivif V LJ? .V Z,,,,A,,,,,L. ' M and QW Q 'M'-' 2' Hob J, . v:w.' I-W .. QIMHXM VU-M' J fl As trees grow, they must be protected from fire, in- sects, and disease. So our minds, through a sound foundation of learning, should be able to withstand the threats of numerous ideologies. va Y fa-1' -13 1'-??!W1l?!v'ii'56i3R?3i55f H 'E' gf' Vw Xffw 5 . -f'-, ' eff. xv-,fg4.g. , Q F ,- : - w c , 'A , , 5.1, ,. , ., , Q y- 6 .4 : 4, 'sa , t . - , , N! 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Thf IWW: ' I 2 'I xt: CLASSES rxw HI Ron orgensen Bury ohnwn md VIHCL Warren sensors anucxpatmg collnge nnveinglted the PUSSlblll!lC'S of schohrshnps Class prcmdenri oAnn Hawthorne Huh Franklin md Mike Farman took advantage of the snow by sleddmg xn and uround Sxlver Sprmp .as sq- F' '4- 'Qin M' A ,M 0 I Q T' 'N X 1. lx- M ip gf ff 'rl' U! 7 lik ltlappy emornes emit wut lmeptatrltnng emnors at As chattering., Freshmen the Clxss of 541 broke the lazx September silence, xx hen once again a nexx school vear began Hxrold Hlckenbottom presided oxer the class Mixers cast m un social light M mx couples xxele seen holding hmds at the noon moxxes More mature, the sophomores sponsored many soelal ex ents Bob Pierce became prexv Decorated in colors bright Under the Big, Top Sophomore Hop xx as huge success llrst attempted production Nfusxcale Rune cltss lssemhlx, xx is rtcelxed xxell hx txerxone Plaque Alldfd ll11111u JoAnn Hawthorne senior class president curiously opened one of the ma xy p'1ck:1ges she received eftch day Our homecoming skit didnt make such a hit, as the Judges didn t seem to appreciate the smoke produced vxhen our rocket ship took off Fun xx as had by ill extn the cl iss idxlsor, xt Buckley 1 numcl xxx sophomore p 11-ties Under the leadership if lo Xnn H xxxthorne our Jumor xear prox ed xerx xx orthxxhlle -Xfter a long summer, social hfe xx as rexlxed xx ith football games 'ind sock d xnces Cliss ll1lTlll.Ylt upon receiving award for bt st isstmhlx Holld lxs on Parade in iss of sprmfw colors md floxxers xx is scene of Blos som Time lumor Prom Y xnce Vt xrrtn elected SBA Pre Nlllkllt for tomlnfr Senior Hear SLIll0l'S took center stage with loAnn Haxxthorne affaln in the le id Senior Pictures taken Nlanx couples d inted to tht Nlood XI ikers Irosttd 1 xntasx Senior B ill NI ld rush for list minute calhnfr cxrd orders Lnd of semester and xxhether xxe hked to ldllllt It or not Enumelixx High xxas not a Grand Hotel but fi place of studx 1 fxet xxell de vxted bx int xsurtmt nts for t ips ind ,goxx ns xllllllSt the rush and txcltemt nt of those lust xx eeks cune the xll important ex ent, Crr xdu xtxon Fnut Rau JAN ADAMS BOC4 GLC 2 3 4 FHA 2 3 4 Thesptans cs 4 Tennis 2 Ski Club 2 3 1 Yell Leaderl Productions 7 5 1 3 Club 1 Plays 4 LINCOLN ADAMS FFA 2 5 1 DENNIS AHMANN etball 7 4 Track 7 'a 1 u w Pa w Rose Stlvestrn vice president of the class of 54 made crepe paper flowers for mmy occasions including the class isscmbly Teachers Asst 4 Voted Box xxith prettiest hnr Second Rau DOIN ANDERSON lnttrtd from Kent Nwftslnngton l FFA 1 JOE ANDROSKO FFA l Printing s 4 DAVID ARCHAMBEAU Fire Bob orgensen senior class treasurer look ed very pleased as Bexerly Parkerson class secretftry measured htm for his mp cmd gown Squad 5 4 FFA an-f 5 'QF 1' Z V51 0 Y 0 0 O , , . , . . . , , '. 5 , I , H. 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GORDON DANLEY. Cascadran 3 4 Paps Crew 2 3 4 Scrence Club' 2 3' Productions 2' Art Club 4. 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St1te It l'llensburg. Uurmff r S1 1 r 11 Case 1d1.1n ee lt0l mln 1 1 st 1 lell It 111.18 dewolee 1 Because of ller outstandm represented hnunmclau t Pl 11 bhe ll1S 1lso lleld office III Porch Honm boe1et1 lflll Cnrls Club Teacher s Asst 5 Productrons 4 Plays 4 Voted Grrl wrth prettrest harr LYLI: HANSON Cascadran 71 Hornet 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 B.1seball2 3 4 1: Club 3 4 Frre Squad 2 Capt 3 4 Scrence Club 4 Plays 4 BILL HAUGEN Entered from Sumner 3 JO ANN HAWTHORNE Cascadran 3 4 BOC 5 4 Usherettes 2 3 GLC 2 5 4 FHA 2 3 4 Offrce G1rl5 4 Tenms 7 3 4 Dfmce Chr 7 Assembly Chr 7 Class Pres 5 4 Produc trons 5 4 Pep Club 4 Voted Personalrty Plus PAT HEARN Baseball 4 Chorus 5 I LRE' mx' 5 l -Arg 'i 'Eli-I-XAMX xiia Q' . W H , 0 4 7' 0 0 llllo l ll D ld S l1 U As 1':1le'die'lo1'i:1n of tlle' Clus. of H01-U. 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Rau HAROLD HICKENBOTTOM Cascadlan 3 4 SBA Treas 4 4 Chorus 3 Football 3 4 Bak tball 2 3 4 T ck 2 3 Clu 2 3 4 Frre Squad 2 4 Boys Club Vrce Pres 3 Boys Octet 3 Homecommg Kung 4 Boys State 3 Plays 4 Elected Insprratronal player by basketball team 4 Voted Llkeable lad MARYELLEN HUNTER Chorus 7 3 4 Ushererres 2 3 GLC 7 Vrce Pres 3 4 Lrbrar1an3 4 FHA 2 3 4 Productrons 2 Semnd Rau GENE JENSEN Entered from I-Irghlme Washrngttmn Bind 4 Skt Club 4 Pep Band 4 Solorst 4 Procluctrons 4 BARBARA JOHNSON BOC3 4 Chorus 7 3 Usherettes 7 3 GLC 2 3 4 FHA 2 3 Cabxnet 4 Offrce grrl 3 4 Tenms 2 3 Yell Leader 2 Queen 3 4 Choraleens 3 Gnrls Ensemble 3 Solorst 7 3 4 Rhythmettes 4 Pep Club 4 Plays 4 Voted Most pep Third Rou BETTY JOHNSON Cascadlan 4 BOC3 Chorus7 3 Torch 7 3 4 GLC 2 3 4 FHAS c 7 3 Cabinet 4 Thesprans 4 Nurse Asst 2 Skr Club 2 3 4 umor Red Cross Pres 3 G1 ls Club Cabrnet 2 4 Grrls State 3 Homecommg Prnncess 4 Rhythmettcs 4 Productrons 3 4 Plays 4 Voted B st dressed gxrl JACK JOHNSON Entered from Mrchrgan 3 Torch 4 Scrence Club 4 Plays 4 Fouflb Rou LARRY JONES Band 2 3 4 Pep Band 3 4 Plays 4 BOB JORGENSEN Football 2 Basketball 2 3 4 E Club 2 3 4 F uad nnns s rew 4 Class Treasurer RONALD JORGENSEN Entered from John Rogers Spokane Washrngttmn Band 4 Chorus 4 Tenms 4 Sk: Club 4 Scnence Club 4 Boys uartet 4 Dance Band 4 Pep Band 4 Soloxst 4 Plays 4 DARLENE KELLY To ch trons 4 MARLFNE KLINGMAN Usherettes 7 3 GLC 2 3 4 Lrbrarnan 2 FHA 2 3 4 Assembly Chr 3 Scnence Club 2 Teachers Ass t 4 Debate 4 Pep Club 4 Fifth Rou CHUCK KRAVAGNA Ltbrarr n 4 Baseball 2 3 4 E Club 2 3 4 Paps Crew 2 3 4 LARRY LAUSH BOC 4 Football 2 3 CoCapta1n 4 Basketball 2 3 E Club 2 3 Pres 4 Frre Squad 2 Capta1n3 4 Tenms 2 3 4 Class Treasurer 7 Voted Best dressed boy JEFF LOVF Lrbrarran 3 Track 7 Teachers Asst 7 3 4 Productrons 4 VIRGINIA VE BOC 4 Chorus 2 3 Plays 3 Torch 2 3 Pres 4 GLC 7 3 Thesprans 3 4 Tenms 2 Skr Club 7 3 4 Choraleens 7 Golf 2 Producuons 3 4 Accompamst 7 3 Rhythmettes 4 EUGENE LUXON Scrence Club 4 Track Mgr s 4-Wh ' tl Pl IF' BOC 1 .,1 2... 1 se 71 ra ,,,4g E b . ,. 1 ' .31 1 ' ' - .,1 ' 1 ,,.1J,' -1 h ' 41 .1 -1 1 l 1 ire5q 2, 3, 41 Te ' 2. 3. 41 Pap C 2. 3. 1 . U3. 41 1 A1 ' 1 'I 1 ' '1 ' Q 1 zu, 5, 43 GLC 5, 41 FHA 2, E. 41 Office gm s,'4g Teachers Ass't gg Produc. LO .1 7' 1 TA' .21 V V ,,. .L 1' -. -41 2... 1 A J Y -.l1 -My .J -l cl' A R J-tix f A x , A f Q 54' 5 J 1 J . e at -7 ' X15 CCIYIIIIKDIIDS 0ILl1lUl4Ill VlIwllll6lllI Betty Iolmsorr Faculty Speaker ,as 'hi ante XI rrr Clrss Speaker Plaque Auafd Wzfznefr Fur! Rau JIM MAHLFN Band 2 3 4 Chorus 4 Football 2 rck 3 4 F e quad 2 5 Skr Clu 2 5 4 Brass Sexte Voted Most handsome physrque RUTH MANN AI. MANTEI. Baseball 4 FFA 2 3 4 AMANDA MATTSON Cascadran 4 FHA 2 3 4 Nurse Asst 2 3 4 Dance Chr 4 Scrence Club 4 Productrons 4 Voted Best grrl dancer TOM MCCULLOUGI-I Pres 'a Presrdent 4 Scrence Club 2 Productrons 4 Pl ys 4 Voted Most lrkely to succeed llafastt Year if e uslreslt and est lhe Iacultxs Clroree for 1951- Conrrrrerrce rrrent Speaker xs is Bettx .Iohnsorr xe xersrtrle serrror girl Bettx xxas respected bx rll of her classmates for herself and for her abrlrtx to do a Job xr ell She xx rs 1 member oi lorch Horror Socretx, Crrrls letter C ur Iuture Horrrerrrakers cf -Xrrrtrrer ml other clubs blle attended Ixergretn C rrls State md drrrrng her benror xear had rn rnrportant roll rrr the Senror Class Plav and was feature edrtor of the Case rdran Bettx also recerved tht D urulrters of the Arrrerrcan Rex OIl1tl0Il Axx ard Y rnee Vt rrrrn, one of the outstandrrr serrror boxs xx as elected Class Speaker for the 10514 Commencement Through h s partrcrpr trorr rn xarrous actrvrtres, Y ance has establrsh ed lrrmself as corrrpletelx dependable a hard xxorker -Ks xorr could xx ell see bx the number of axx rrds Y ance rteerx ed he excelled not o rlx rn one but rn rnrnx frelds Y ance xr rs a rnenr ber of Lrfe Iorclr r menrber of Letterrnens Club and dnrrnff hrs .Senior xerr xx as Stndenl Body Presrdent Second Rau RUSS MCCUTCHEN Band 2 5 4 Football 3 Basket ball 2 3 Paps Crew 2 3 4 Scrence Club 2 5 Productrons 2 3 4 Pep Band 2 3 4 Plays 4 JIM MCHUGH Chorus 2 Hornet 4 Basketball 2 Track 2 Frre Squad 2 3 4 Boxrng 7 Scrence Club 2 JIM MCKINLAY Track 2 Scrence Club 9 BILL McMECHAN Plays 2 4 Basketball Mgr 2 3 E Club 3 4 Thesprans 2 5 4 H et 4 'herettes 3 4 CLC 7 3 ec F A 2 Skr Club 7 3 4 Debate 4 Productrons 2 3 4 Art Club Sec Treas 4 Pep Club 4 Plays Q .24 65 4... 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BILL MITCHELL Football 4 Paps 2 3 4 JERRY MITCHELL Cashrer 2 3 4 FFA 2 Second Raw MARILYN MOERGELI Band 2 3 Usherettes 3 FHA Chorus 3 Productlons 4 WAYNE NACHTSHEIM Band 2 Football 3 Vw E Club 3 4 Teachers Asst 3 Pep Band 2 Solorst 2 Productrons 4 Third Rau BARBARA NELSON Chorus 3 Usherettes 3 4 FHA Sctence Club 4 Producttons 2 3 Hornet 3 4 Pep Club 4 Voted curvaceous figure PAUL OLSON Chorus 3 Football 2 3 4 Track 2 E Club 3 4 FFA 2 3 4 Boxmg 2 Art Club 4 Most ' pcb 3 Faurlb Rau NORMA OSBORN BOC 4 Usherettes 2 3 4 GLC 2 Manager 3 President 4 Hornet 3 4 BEVERLY PARKERSON Cascadlan 3 usr ness Mgr 4 BOC 4 Plays 4 Torch 2 3 4 GLC 2 3 4 Ltbrar1an3 FHA 2 3 Pres 4 Offtce G1rl4 Dance Chr 2 Decorattons Chr 2 Class Secretary 2 3 4 Debate 3 Producttons 3 Thesprans 4 DALE PEDERSEN Skt Club 4 FFA 2 3 4 RICHARD PEDRINI Torch 2 3 4 Lnbrarnan Boys Club Secretary 4 Producttons 4 DICK PETERSON Paps Crew 2 3 Sec Treas 4 Plays 4 Producuons 4 Fflih Rau BOB PIERCE Band 2 BOC 2 4 Vrce Pres 3 Football 2 3 Co Ca t 4 Track 2 E Club 2 3 4 Fire Squad 2 3 Chref 4 Skt Club 2 3 Trea 4 Carmval Chr 3 4 Class Presrdent 2 Scxence Club Z Boys Stare 3 Electron lnsptratronal player by football team 4 Voted Best boy dancer ERWIN PLAGENS RON POLESKI BOC 4 Football 2 3 4 E Club 2 3 4 Paps Crew 2 3 Pres 4 FFA 2 3 4 Producuons 2 3 4 CORINNE RASMIJSSEN Chorus 3 4 Usherettes 2 3 4 GLC 2 3 4 FHA 2 3 4 Nonettes 2 3 4 ARNOLD RENGSTORFF Band 2 3 4 Football 2 Basketball 2 3 4 Baseball 2 Fre Squad 2 3 4 Dance Band 2 3 4 Pep Band 2 3 4 Soloxst 2 3 4 Clarmet uartet 3 4 Plays 4 -X 441 'W 1'-1 X 'f W. 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I 1 1 1 L , 1 1 1 1 i 1 11 - 1 1 .1 1 X 1 1 1 1 ' 1 Q .1 1 1 f , X 1 B1 with Expressions Y ance xxldllfoll Danforth Foundatton Award Athleuc Scholarshrp Award American Legnon School Award I Xuu I-I nxthou t Dntntorth Foundulon Au ud Pfdiflll Audrd Il IIIULI F1711 Rau DONALD ROSS BOC 4 Lrbrarran 2 3 Assembly Chr 4 Paps Crews 2 3 4 Boxmg 2 Debate 2 3 4 Art Club Pres 4 Productrons 4 MARVIIN SATHER Chorus 3 Ft mtball 2 3 B sketball 2 3 4 Bascbtll 2 3 4 FFA 2 SHARON SATTER LUND Chorus 4 Glec Club 3 Beginners Chorus 2 NORMAN SCHONBACHLER Chorus 4 Lrbrarran 2 3 Frre Squad 2 3 4 Boys Octet 4 SALLY SCHOLZ Chorus 2 3 4 GLC 7 F 2 3 4 I-'Iornet2 3 4 Second Rau RONALD SCOTT BOC 4 FFA 2 Vrce Pres 3 Pres 4 Stfilfill QEILIIMII O 0 0 CEBIKIIIICIDIPS ff1LIIDCC KB IoXun Hxuthornc, Danforth IOIIIILIJIZIUII Aw xrtl Vtutner, xx is outstantlmg m all actn ltres ln nluch she ptrtxcxpatetl She was elcctttl clrss president both 1unlor ind SKIIIOI rs rnt IH tlus ll0SItIOIl c rrrlctl out ucrx thln sht undertook suctessfullx Crlrls Letter Club Lsht rcttcs, 1ndFuturt Honlunakers of Xtnu-rex vwert some of the ACLIYILICS III which su so KlItlIlINIdStlCl w ptrtlmntul Ioilnn x lo txullul ln nun! frlrls sports plnett on tht tennis squid throughout hugh school DIXIE SHAFFER Cascadran 3 4 BOC 4 SBA Sec 4 Torch 2 Vtce Pres 3 4 GLC 2 3 4 FHA 7 3 4 Thesprans 2 3 Treas 4 Offrce Glrl 3 4 Skr Club 2 3 4 Dance Chr 3 ong Leader 4 Girls Club Cabmet 3 Producuons 2 3 4 Plays 2 4 Pep Club 4 Homecommg Prmcess 4 Voted Lrkeable Lass PATRICIA SILKNITTER Chorus 4 Plays 4 GLC 2 3 FHA 2 3 4 Thesptans 2 3 4 Sctence Club 2 Choraleens 3 Debate 2 5 4 Solorst 2 3 4 Voted Movre ueen ROSE SILVFSTRI BOC 4 Usherettes 3 4 GLC 2 3 4 FHA 2 3 Cabmet 4 Cashrer 3 Thesprans 4 Class Vrce Pres 4 Hornet 3 CoEd1tor 4 Produc trons 4 Voted Sunmest Smale DONALD SMITH FFA 2 3 4 'ci .T L 5 53 Q if 'Ewa-5, Ya I n f n no x , . , ,.- A 45 t I 2 - . . . . ,, , . . , 1 s 1 -' x . . 4 - 1 I ' NX yen .' 1 I ' . 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SONNESON Chorus 2 3 4 Plays 2 5 4 Track Mgr 2 Thesprans 2 5 Vrce Pres and Scrxbe 4 Paps Crew 2 5 4 Science Club 2 Debate 3 4 Productrons 2 Boys Octet 4 Voted Movxe Kung PAULINE SONNTAG Usherettes 3 4 GLC 2 3 4 FHA 2 3 4 Teachers As t 2 Second Rau PRISCILLA S'l AN'lON Chorus 2 5 Torch 2 5 4 GLC 2 5 4 Cashler 2 3 Thesprans4 Grrls Club Sec 4 Product1ons5 4 JEANETTE STOUFFER Chorus 2 3 Usherettes 4 GLC 2 3 4 FHA 2 3 4 Assembly Chr 4 Chorale-ens 2 Grrls Ensemble 3 4 Leader Club 3 Pep Club 4 Teachers Asst 2 Plays 4 Productrons 4 Voted Class chatterbox Thlfd R014 STAN VEAL VANCE WARREN Band 2 BOC 2 4 Plays 2 Torch 2 3 4 Football 4 Basketball 3 4 Track 5 4 E Club Thesprans 2 5 4 Skt Club 2 3 4 Class Vnce Pres 3 Homecommg Prmce 4 SBA Presndent 4 Voted Handsomest boy Fourth Rau janrce Weber Chorus 2 3 4 Usherettes 2 3 4 GLC 2 3 4 FHA 2 3 4 Offrce Grrl 4 Nonnettes 4 Art Club 4 Pep Club 4 Productrons 4 Plays 4 BARBARA WEST Chorus 2 5 4 Plays5 Usherettes 3 4 GLC 2 3 4 Lrbrarran 2 FHA 2 3 4 Thesprans 4 Majorette 3 Leader 4 Nonnettes 4 Glee Club 3 Productions 2 3 4 Accompamst 3 Pep Club 4 FRANK WIERLESKI Football 2 4 FFA 2 3 4 Productlons 4 KAY YOUNG Entered from Lake Washnngton Chorus 4 Torch 2 3 4 Teachers Asst 4 Plays 4 CAROLYN BARNES Chorus 4 Usherettes 5 4 GLC 2 3 4 Glee Club 5 Pep Club 4 Productions 4 Frflb Rou BILL ELLENWOOD Entered from Bothell Washrngton 4 Chorus 4 Baseball 4 CHARLOTTE GRAY GLC 2 Lxbranan 3 FHA 2 3 4 G- .1 1 Cashxer 2 5 4 Teachers Asst 4 BETTY GILL FHA 2 5 RUSSELL OLIVER Football Mgr 2 5 E Club 3 4 Teachers Asst 3 Productrons 4 ARLENE PARKINSON Usherettes 2 3 4 GLC 7 5 4 FHA 2 5 4 Nurse Asst 4 Offrce Gnrl 4 Pep Club 5 Producnons 4 KAY KLINGMAN Not prctured GLC 4 Entered at semester from Arkansas 11' N.,-f emiors eccenlxfe Honors or uutsittaun Jung Scclhoo eccor s Don xltl Blakelx Chuck Smith Award BXNRI RS XVK XRD en to S- x 1 I4 I -X for outst indm vxor BALSCH AND LONIB QCIENCI' SVS ARD ls glx en to eltber box or ILIFI xxllo lm xs slloxxn OlltStl.IldlI1g' xl lltx Ill tht fltlcl of science DANI OR'IH FOLBDA IION XVY XRD Y oted on bx the seniors mc facultx rs gnen to the most out 'st1IldlI1 senior box and ,girl CHLCR 'HNIIIH xu 'XRD 'N ll-ihiil 011 NC'h0lil' Darlene kellv Arnold Rengstorff Ian Adams Slllp mtl rthletlcs tlu strong t unphxsx Commercral Aw1rd Nat1onalAr1on Helen Brenton bun on rthltt cs X I HLI' IIC SCH JL Foundation Awafd Df3maUC5 Award XRSHIP -XVK XRD IS based on .1 box or Cltxton Sonneson Bexerlx Pxrkerson Barb trt lolmson HIFI s erules and partxclpatlon Ill sports Helen BICHIOH F H A Award Clyde PHIICISUH c nu s xTHLr IIC wx ARD IQ gm-1. Dfamaflfs Award Ammm raglan Awafd U Qlllo AJ Y Q . , V . - , . , , . , - 2 . .- I -ls gn' - :x 5 L v . . . . V mo' n . '. . . .' 2 g k. l l I . t' I . I f 1 , . .v . . . f ' r ' zu 5 ' .' 1 ' z li ' ' ' f I ' . V -' . ' 4' ' I V I - PY Y V KV 4 Y Y 1 A ' M A A A 1 . - V : l ' , p - I. i . LI V . v ' T. . , I Y ' C I - ' . . I . ' A A A A '? r I , , , 1 - ' 1 .' ' : : ' ' ', f- 2 :fs . -' g 2 ff,.r l '.' C - n 1 A g n 1 t ' fl' r Y' I ,' ' ' ' ,' ,, , 1 A s I 1 f A ii. . for strong lczrderslmip and participation Sfhggl Award ' u ' ' 'I I .' .' . 'I 4. f' '- r , - 2 .1 . I , A - A I A A f A A ' :H A I Q- , , Av v t 1 lv l . I -Y 1 . . . v . v . , 1 - . , y . ,. ,. - . ,. I 'A qui. 4 ,iv , v V. V, ' . . ' S 1 : - . r . I . . . , r , - . z - in 1' w in . . I . . if 2 ' J ' . .' .v '. I' ' ' ' ' Y - , . 4 A A A A A . X i v . . 'V ' V U V , tv . V- . . . . . , 14,1 'Aa I' I' I' 1 ' I A A A A +L : ': 2 1 .' .' ' ' g .' ' ' F v . 5 . . I . L , A I N , ji-I Q rn sports CLK Dl PAI IPRSUN -XVI -XRD IS ,glxen for good sports In xnslnp promotion A NI E R I C X N LPC ION SCHOOL -KW -XRD bzstrl on courage honor serxlce and scholarshlp glven to a box and 1 girl thosen b the facultx HI'Ll'N BRENTON DRANIAFICS XV! -XRD xxen to the bcx tr lrl xxho has done most In dramatlc dr p xrtrncnt IL ILRI' I -XRNH' RS PI ANIPRICA AW ARD outst and g., ork F I -X and stron, le ulerslnp NATIONAI ARION IOLND-XTIOX -XVY -XRD an artled to one member of band or chorus who has contributed the most to hrs school communltx and l'llllSlCdI olbanllatlon during, lns school career CONINIFRCIAL -XV! ARD rxx zrtlul to the most 0lltStdIldlIl student ln commercial tudles Xlllllld Osborn Ronald Stott Albert Mantel Commencement Speakers Beverly Parkerson Grrls Athletlc F F A Award Bankers Award Sandra Carlson Vance Warren and Betty johnson relaxed after practncmg ther: speeches Award ceurtsounuau urwauitfs , so cctcourmujpzllulslluumruceunuufs pp ce muolfsedl Senior ellellmrelfieso f Marcua Casper and Vance Warren-cutest gurl and luandsomest boy and Harold Huckenbottom and Duxue Shaffer lukeable lad and lass enjoyed munchung popcorn by the fure Tom McCullough boy most lukely to succeed helped bandru X Carlson gurl most lukely to succeed from hus car just btfore 1 bug dance bnapped as they decorated the Chrustmas Tree at the entrance of the audutoruum were um Darb and Shurle Brown bo and url J Y Y Y 3 wuth the prettuest eyes and joanne Gunderson and Dcnnus Ahmann boy and gurl wuth the prettuest haur X -sggs Larry Laush and Betty johnson best dressed bo, und gurl looked on curuously as Bob Puerce and Amanda Mattson best boy and gurl dfuncer showed off theur versuon of the bunny hop Duscussung the latest school news over a cup of coffee were Rose Sulvestru gurl wuth the sunnuest smule Don Blakely better late than never Duck Hanson-clfuss cut up and jeunette Stouffer-class chatterbox If Bob Doerung class sleeper knew what he wus mussung Lyle Crupe Class casunova wouldnt have gotten all the attentuon of Barburu ohnson gurl wuth the mot pcp and JoAnn Hawthorne personaluty plus Cnthered uround the phonogruph for .1 jam sessuon were um Muhlen boy wuth the best physuque Clayton Sonnesouu and Put Sulknutter movue kung and movue queen and Barbara Nelson gurl wuth the most curvfucuous ftgure . ' ' 2 -' g ' e v FT' , 5 . ' ' - u' 4 ' . ' l l , 'W ' ', I t.. - u . a . l s 'v .. , 1. , '- ti' .1 ', f Q , I- . I ' za J . - 3 ' . QXX' ' C 'u an Q. ' ' ' s t 2 - . Q 1 ' , i . , ' L ' + I ,ls M' . . . -. l 'R - S' ' C-,-wi s l ggi . ' jtifaf LW- ' ' 9 , . ' I N X V' , L , I N u If Q . During a popcorn session the junior Class officers. Bob Franklin. Presidentg Priscilla Plass. Vice Presidentg Mary Lou Wetttmn. Treasurcrg Ar- lene Ness, Sccreriry, c Penny the Cocker spinicl X N .4- Wviifflii llllfefairtfs lldiiglliitfg aimll llopes llliigllii, T Furl Rou B ritt Broo B Brothers G Buff Serond Rau B Asmund son W Stinhope R Bretthiutr Tlnrd Rau L Barnett M Ames 'T' J The Junior class was lictl through many ac- tivities by Prcsidcrlt. Boi 1 I l.IlkllIl. who was proxy in his 'ioplioniorc ' ir il Ks is inr his cabinet urn Iris P ass Y tr lres ii nt lrx ou on Ira. isurtr Kr 1 ni Ntss bgcrttirx During footli ill sr is on main Illllllll' boxs mud tluir r ipiln tx x titlit mrs in X mx alt fenders if umrooii int fro t Nt rt o 1 Britt lolmnit 1ll0llllS Jn Curt ind Ni L 'Nlrf iillougli lliost fighting for sirtorigs out on tlm liiskptlmll court nerr Don Coolu im irrt Cilour t in o i J inns nerr cliur lc cl Q s 1 ni Rogt rs im I ul llliiigsoii Flrrt Rau D Garcl -I Gill D Glover D Cooley M Grecnig E Grip J Gunderson Serand Rou D Drimgaarrl M Donari R Earwood M Eckfield V Fckroat L Fllingson B Franklin Tlmd Rau D Burnett H Cirdtn C Cartwright R Cyoodale B Coty D Craig j Crfiig 15.3 -4, Lf-7 'O X531-1 l . . fd -r ' , ,, , . jc: ,5 so.g.+.t Bon A . W 7 , . v cillii l , 'i - - ' '. - ' 'lt' 3 Ma .' I. Vl'tft- if l Q ez, 2 : . l' 5 l i slr ': : 'li I' vil '1',,k'.lf Q' ., . 4 1 2 . . 1 ' ' V ' K : 1 , ll '- Q is i I V , L5 U - 1 .7 l l :ff ' 52 Dr ': l : .l'ks A lilti F' , t A. Q 1 . ' 4 ' x- 1 - w ' i i ' ll' l ' T' V LH, : l D: -l ' '- . I I A Q Atl l' gr t tlif pol :ii 1 . B' .J. 'fl '- ' i' '11 ' , . ., . . 'lo ' ' ' , 1 l fi, ' 'l Fi i 1 R B , R ,. se Q W fwfi y ' V Q . Q J i s 4 5 ,. b ' L . ' n , r ,. 1 J .5 .V . r 5 . , f l? i S 4 'f ' 'X ' R A 4 , ' 1 ' .V E 'I I b ' 5 ap. , , Z I VV 6 'V , H K ruumolr' ass oollscol Forward to Puma ceuaur' loxcn Lmclx und lon Susllnfr hrld Lvxo of tlu mun loads ln tho All H lg., h pm rfornmncx I Hlllll Cxrclm Studnnts of the, lun mr Clxss sold his Lt lull puxuls Ill orclmr tu lmost the, tru lsury nrtlupxtm xn ll Bust Xu mblx C on pst t L lllIll0l'S, Ill pxgr trx form, brought lr uk unul xxx I its 1 xr st :gps Onm of thm lug clxss 0 rcts xx is nu 1 unlor P r o nn us u xlsors N Iss Nmxxmll md Hr Xmes st xtpd that the umpgra tum wxs rxcrllrnt IS In al Otlltl' clus 'lctnx ltlu Wlxth hugh hopu thx lunlor cl iss lo xkul for xx Lrml to tho Llillllllg, md fldlNL'1I' at 1 H S F1111 Rou B Horton C Howe C Irons R Jensen Serond Row T Hanson Hartloy P Holmes Third Row j Hammer J Hansen With the bug, dmce night only 1 fc-xx days muy Karla McCurchen and Alnce Wright managed to get Dale M Caulcy and Bob Brut doxxn ro Penneys for 1 mln s ponnt of view 390114: F1rxtRou A Marangon j McCarthy D McCauley D McCauley M McCullough K McCurchen G McDonald Second Rou A Land skox L Lnngscrh B Lawrence N LeRoy L Lovmlcss F Iundquxst M Mxlgmnl Third Rau T olmnsm johnson R 0 L9 l kennedy L Koxxxlslu N Kranc M Krlnk 99399 N 21 2' 0 Cl ' K h f , v 3 R . -. 1-,, I . ,l .. ' . , L YL V C- r 1 ' 1 . ' , K' '. A . l - ll, ' . ' T .' zpk' - P: I - gr - tl . 'VL L P ll- . ' .' ' z -:u1- ' xi 5 .' : ' wx 's lin ': ' il ' n 2: lim-r ' l 2 z ' 1.1 4 Q pr 2 .' 'z .' the sm- I :l .l ' . ' ' Cl: 1 l ,, . L ff 'v 1 . , 1 . A ' 1 u: - z ' - - l l A :..' . - I V, X ' v. . IAA : l ls, I . ' 14 1 f - . Q 'z ' - ' fa ' '. ' ' . x ' ' Y ' ' ' H . 1 4. . . J . j , , 1 'V f ' N ' 1 , - 1 , ' fr 1 ' ak' I - l , x X A lx 4' fl .. 4 l I .X - . . ! ' x Q -W 0 - A X -,.- D . I X Y-JJ FI!lfRIl1l D Phelan P Plus Peuerson Pogorclc V Peterson 'l Rogers A Rose Serond Rnu D Osborn A P k Neilson D Noble C OMalley Fourth Rau L McPherson M Mrller R Miller C Mnrron M Moerg..el1 D Moore Pu 1 Rau M Wellman j Whrtehamuse A Wrrghr R Wrrglmt D West R Young S Zettee Sfmnd Rau J Umek L Van Hoof Veal V Ver ll B Y nure r oung G Werss Thnd Rau D Steelsmnh R Srolz F btormshack R Surh erland Thomas B Tougux F Turnbull Fourlb Rau D Roth C Scott SClSlll'lb L Srgnanr J Sxlvestrx B Sn der fX lx 41 22 1 . , A ,A L 1. . l' f , g . , 1 Q 5 K ' 1 ' ' ' ,,, 1 , Q . I h ' f ' ' , ' - h Q I . Y ' v I . -Q v Y' Y' ,N ' W tr 'I Q Q V s ,se . 7 k ' ' X 'l -7 L- ' x - A . P 1 e K rl I! xi . 4 . , 4 Qi 1 . 4 ,' . I 1 ar rn, O. Pearson, 1. Pogorelc, K. Radakovrch. B. Phelan. Tiana! Rout D. Morgan. S. Mormmy. 5. Nelson. A. Ness. D, . ' V ,.j. ,l .l -1 ','.- , l. l '. 'zl .. 5 I, A. '- 1 ' ,. .',. . ' ': . ,. ,J. ',. ,. ,. l D I . V f 3 , X. 5 la . Q as A .1 , K 2 : .. K I , vu Q , 'fl 5 gy 2- 2 ' 'f 1 ' X -' A Q H 4 9 A .5 lllfllg to Socwll VVl1111rll9 op omores resented ll gpm A ss ell attended Sophomore Hop held Februarw 20, and an entertaining Class -Xssemblx presented March 3 eentered the class of 56 s soclal season The members of thlQ class contributed to athletics and the music ll department as well is to the QCll0l'iQtlC fleld lender the lnsplrlnff lc :der ship nf Bob Piterson, Class President the sophomores used such methods of raising monev IS selling loothdll Pro,1,,rams and heulng concesslons t nmnx footlmll and basketlull runes to prepare themselves fm mc: zllv for their future wears m school With the constant gllld mce o the el iss adusors N Iss Qteexd md Hr Lltunenko the cl rss of 1956 gaxe xts contrlhu hon to the success of F H Q Slnger Donel Korre contrzbutcd t the Sophomore Assembly by smgmg I Beheve if if -I Afxx . Debarkmg from one of the F H S school busses were sopho more class offrcers I.1z Olson jim Kovacevxch Lols Malatesta md Bob Paterson Frm! Rau G Anderson D Amundson G Baker G Bcilslcy D Barkublen E Bates E Bathum H B erman Serond Rau N B llack j Bender C Benlla j Bnssng C Borgcn B Bosuck F Bosuck Thml Rau D Brown K Culvert L Culvert N Cnnolcs C Clrlson S Casper G Collms D Coco F1r5!Rou D Crarg D Crevrs Crlvello E Cunmngham lx Cunnnngham R Cunnnngham C Curtis 'I Ness Sermzd Rau D DcMuss F Donkers B Douglas I. Dunlany A Duncan E Fllmgsun j Engllsh S Fam R Flanders Third Rou L harness L Gxlbertson K Grow: M Gulan A Hall j Hansen C Hawkms D Hunter B ohnson Fin! Rou K johnson R johnson G ones W udge S Kanslu I. Knoskx D Kortf: Serond Rou 'I Kovacewxch B Kremer D Landns E Langsc-th B Lombardmr L Malaresra R Mann Tbnd Rou M Manowskn R Marsren V Manson B McHugh C McHugh F Madre P Mersmr Ml 1 Q A 2i I V rl i K- g I A Y - a l f - ws -if Q X V ., v- ' A + ll l Z 4 . Hx? D ll '-s fs w , , 1 1 1' k I 4 , . l Q 4 Q 2 ' V s , Y r , ' I ' lf A . il l ff C ' 2 Y' ' Sv X s I . il l l 2 l r 0 Nul J Nachtshelm E Ness M Ogard Y Ogle I: Olson E Oshorn Setafzd Rau J Osborn B Olberg, L Pd n M Pember A Perchmck D Peurson j Fzrft Rau B Morris B Owens D Palmqunst E Paterson B Pedersen C Pederson Third Rau e erse Pfaff E Phillips J Pedersen f' in hx l Stand Rau J Staples D A alls D Savlck GSholzz P Sevxlles S Shaffer S Smoke D Srmundson C Stan ey e ddl Third Rau S Welsh D Wesrmun P Wlk D Wxllrams F1111 Rau u Stephenson B Stotts G Temo F Turtle j Ulman F Van!-Ioof M We e S Woodruff M 90 A l A -, l l P J 5, , B L9 Q R 2, P 'ef P . Y , . I he 1' f 1 sb , x . KL ' iv l, A ' , fs B My , f O Si ,K B' H qi B, .ln f -, K - .x ' . . 5 f I I ' X l Q , 7' B 4 l ' ' B 1 , P O : YI I ,I x, , res mem or me ogtelfz or to Esta us llllllili cteputbauflrolnt EHS K, Q The Freshmm class offtcers drscusse the year book as they vwarted nn llne to pay the-rr dollars for the school annual Lei lo Hgh! Kenneth Lloyd Mxchael Farmln janet Dodd and Angtlxne Ah mann 1,4 Fnft Rou B Blaker S Blom L Board R Bond S Bockman J Bress Second Rou L Balsley D Barkus A Barrre K Bates 'I Baumgatner C Benham M Bevlart Thnd Rou H Absher A Ahmann B Ames S Anderson S Barr K Baker Mr 'Ur Fm1Rou S Gray K Gulan J Haak E Hansen D Hattam N Heath L Henry Semnd Rau j Dodd H Douglas j Eltz M Farman L Fell R Fell C Flanders E Grlbertson N Gray Tl21rdR0u D Buff G Carlson Carlson B Campbell M Chase R Covey G Darby 26 lt lla tl lll t lllllo ll 0 A A n's ,Ut wfg f 1 y 3 ,V K- ' K ,, f' ' A A ' 1 f' , att aa H e J U? f Q . ,I U , as A ' ' ' 3' R A A A A 1 ' ex A5 L' , Q 1 R Ui . - 'ag F ,f S 2 f A A , J -5- L r .f 'X , i C 2 ' I xl ,hm A A C f 1 0 f 1 3 fa I 5 ai A ' 5 A , in - fl ill , . Fin! Rau R Lewrs M Llnder K Lloyd L Lofthus A Lokovsek G Lytle V Mahlen O Mann Serand Rau P Hynes S Jensen Johan sen R Keeley D Kxrkland K Kowalski S Holst R Hosrer R Hotton A Hurt Firft Rau J Marty H Olxver L Olson K Owens R Stark A Parkerson B Perry A Petchnnck A Petchmck Serand Rau C Merrrtt M Mrller M Mrller S Morgan J Mueller P Nrchols J Noble V Spangler P Olds Third Rau N Manowslu K Marshall J Matuoda N Mattroda S McCutchen L McDonald G Merrrll Fm? Raw D Suchan S Sawnson J Tost C Wallace J Weber Weber W Young C Younker L Berkey Serond Rau L Sanclncss E Wharttxn E Sather D Schwab E Scott J Sletterdahl C Nyberg B Smrth J Stanhope C Pancerzewskr Third Rau B Pnerontu R Pttcher C Polenas N Pnnce J Ray L Rtchardson J Rosenberg P Rossn 7 v L K, V ' Q ' 5 11 , V va . Ak j '.L,, lv ., g V sol? 1' I 3 I i . Q ' 6 K ' 1: . ',. . ' , . I, . , .D , . , . , . . 'Z . , . . - X Q. ' 5? A, Q. ,N I A 1 A ' l 'R ' F is t.. Y ., . , . , , , . . , . , . . . .. 'Z . , . , . , . , . , . , . . 5? l F ,. ' , 3 T Q .I fy Y . 'A , Q . + - l A 0 A l ,VK f - H ' 1 . ,. ,. ,. ,. ,J. ', . ,. ..- '. A': .h :.,. , . l, . , .I , . , . : . , . , . . ': . , . , . , . ,. , . ,. , . . 2 Qlllass Qlmulllfitsffaitfzefrll lltllws to St-:refill e Fin! Row: M. Ahmann. 'W JUIKEES B. Bennett. NV. Carlson. J. Christensen, R. Davis. H. Ericksen. P. Q K Ellingson, N. Forler. ' ill ,a Second Row. R. Hill. Q 5 5 L. Henriches. D. Han- A ' sen. M. Johnson, A. VC' . ' l Jensen, P. Luxon. L. l . Mitchell, K. McPher4 , . ' son, R, Oliver. Tbifa' M ' :p X ,, A Row: J. Okeson. H. . S f , . A : ' Olberg- A. Potts, K. i 4 ' - . ' - N Rose, M. Smith. A. e .A ' ljsffh , T Satterlund. C. Tost. J. ,, -i 4'Q,' Van Hoof, M. Weston. I . - ' . i 0 ,f , 'V' M. Woodward. 'alll , 'r..i:,A 3 - I ' tal fi f T 'Lia 4 . , + 3, ' ' 'V' v 4- -in ,Qt ,f . 1 2 ai' I 1 . X Fiflf Rout Hunt. N. Anderson, D. Barnes, P. Blakely, A. Davis. 'SL J. Hansen, S Flanders. , 4 L. Boots. Serond Rout C. Mahlen. L. Kelly, P. Hansen. W. Jewell. B. Hinshaw. P. Lewis, E. Laine. J. Lytle. I 3 . -7 J 4 Third Rout T. Mur- dock. S. Skagen. R. . Pedersen. J. Pedersen, S. Richie. M. Moriarty. S. Rogers. L. Van Tro- ien, E. Sands. i i .4 4 ra 'I A fxX IIFYJI Row: H. Miller, N, Alasher, F. Agafo- now, B. Alcorn, D. G'abriol, D. Brevik, D. Brevik, D. Darby. F. Eaton. G. Fallen. Semnd Rout T. Fland- ers. J. Glensvik, L. Grove, D. 'Hix. C. Glover, M. Mitchell. Third Raw: D. Nelson, N. Montgomery. D. Osborn, L, Ramshuk, J. Salsgiver. C. Van Hoof, B. Douglas, J. Weston, B. Wilchell, G. Young, F. Zapuril. Fin! Row: L. Allen, N. Balsley, D. Box, N. Broo, J. Capponi. E. 4 Dunlap, G. Dihley. T. 3 Q Estby, R. Glover. Ser- -A and Rout L. Grant, W. 7 Gray, J. Hickenhottom, l S. Johansen, R. Kor- y ford. Cv. MCCutcl1en, Nielson. M. Noble. D. ' . up ,b 1 Ogle, R. Porter. Third 5. Row: F. Qualls, T. ' ' f 7 Rishel. D. Slivinski. S. Stratte, C. Swanson. D. Thomas. R. Thorpe. W. 5 Wells, D. Weston. J. ' Walczak. rlglhiflh Grade Ullicers Le Qlass llmrifo Future .HU in is La Q, I 0 , L 2 Cl? 5 . l Q .Q , J an 9 P lqlz pg Fir!! Row: L. Cunning- ham, B. Montgomery, G. Murphy, S. Aber- crombie, R. Barnes, S. Blessing, M. Branch, J. Camino, W. Chap- man, E. Zufelt. Second Row: G. Calvert, M. Draghi, .S Forler, N. Gray, S. Hunt, L. Heg- enderfer, C. Johnson, D. Johnson, V. Knud- sen, R. Mariotti. Third Raw: P. Mcl-lugh, E. Moeller, D. McCtindle, J. Osborn, D. Poleski, J. Pedersen, M. Rose, G. Sevilles, S. Sonne son, M. Swader, A. Verschaeve. Fin! Row: M. Hansen, B. Ames, M. Bissig, L. Benson. M. Brown, H. Cartwright, J. Dodd, D. DeMoss, E. Eber- hardt, S. Gard. Second Row: B. Greenig, P. lldstad, P. Johnson, R. Mitchell. Third Rout J. Gunderson, J. Olson, R. Paschich, R. Moer- geli, W. Perry, D. Rosenburg, G. Rfichter, D. Sutherland, L. Thorsett, L. Millikin. Fourth Row: L. Mcln- tosh, E. MacFarland, D. Sathet, S. Shaffer, M. Sill, N. Van Hoof. Fin! Row: G. Maran- gon, G. Jensen, S. Stricherz, P. Earl, B. Hutchins, J. Judlkins, J. Selland, G. Paulson, D. Rosenburg, J. Jorg- ensen. Serond Row: D. Simmons, B. Snyder, C. Harp, M. Stanhope, S. Fell, M. Beardsley, N. Borgen, B. Roth, K. Polenas, H. Nyberg, J. Umek, J. Stratte, I.. Pederson. Third Row: R. Parkenson, G. Fran- chini, D. Grens, C. Lightfoot, G. Cooley, R. Lytle, H. Ross, J. Carson, J. Dearden, L. Anderson, F. Mihelich, G. McPherson. Firrl Row: M. Amund- sen, B. Benham, C. Capponi, R. Carriere, K. Callero, D. Hegle, A. Cox, J. Dibley, R. Barnes, R. Coby, L. Holdener. Second Row: J. DeMarco, R. Donckers, K. Eltz, D. Gill, E. Parketson, J. Stark. N. Wright, Hamilton, M. Rager, R. Kahne. R. Heath, C. Whitehouse. Third Raw: A. Sevilles, V. Lilly, E. Olson, J. Johnson, E. Hurt, J. Wells. T. Stanley, R. Lucchesi, L. Nielson, D. Stergion, R. Pohlot, A. Moriarty. auculllty lplltauuufzeall Arms, llll ituvalite Vlalter lensen, President, Ralph Hanthorn, Duane Hlllslldll Leonard Paulson and George bathel were the men that made up our Board of Dlrectors durmg the past school vear It has been the mam goal of the Board to help the students The school w as educatlons workshop where ambltlons were stlrred and Ideals stlnxulated Since educatlon IS the source of lnsplratlon the ard of dSlDlI'3.tl0I1 the Board of Dlrectors had done a bug, Job in llelplllg' to mold the de'-.tmx md creatlnlr culture ln our llIlll1IlltW 'Wi 'Ihe students of L H Q owe 1 great deal to thls group of men who hate d TL so much to ard us ln our search for knowledge Morgan Owmgs Supefmlendenl ,R Q 2, ms: mm Mila George Exsentrout Fleetwood Warren Pfnmpal A511 Prznczpal Dons Aden Blll Ames Ross Bennett Thomas Bloom Albert Bogdan Ruth Brown Rnchard Burt Bob Campbell Gerald Campbell Vlolet Cass 30 O 11 0 X 71 l - 1 1 . x 1 1 1 1 ' v 4 ' x 1 1 w , . , 1 Y ' v 1 1 D A 1 19 2 ' . ' . 1 ' . . . . 'lr . L . f 1 . . . 1 . . 1 , x 1 . 1 . . 1 . 1 . , , , 1 5 1 1 1 . 1 . . . 1 . 1 1 1 . L . D .3 ' ' 9: Y I . 1 v v ' - r . .' , . . . . 2 Y ' A' , ' ' - A , . 1- 2' v . 4 1 'f' Q X , ,11 1 i 11? in Lf , N ' . - f . me kt' -' ' ,n ,g,-s. , , 9' ,H A - , Q Z .Qi div' l . 1 . . , 6,1 1 l f f 11 f 1 A 1 1 Haw f .. . l mrtfplhuulslamsmnr, faumll lllllaurwesifferll Allison Cooper Jean Gall ucfamlonaimll Goa S Laura Hahn Agnes Horn ' Leslre jones Isabel Kerr Grace North Beverly Pechtel Vrvxan 3 Lxtvmenko Margaret Newell Lela Postler Elrzaberh Roberts Gerald Salsgrver Ralph S111 Isabel Stead Ed Szrrcherz ohn XQ3' ...45 X ,, 5 nydijki, Martrn Teeter Warner Thomas Rex Waldron Q 4-1:-sad? mtv!!-,.,..., ,,, in I 3 1 2 tl , R, ', . Q, . x . . . J , l 3, g i f 1 l x- Y' fn .-r , 'T-WJ' :af , - V - - - - : ff..f,:4,,, QHLSS IPOTUIPS CUJSlffElI CB CUJCCILHL KBQHLSKOIUIS Upper left Burney Ollwerg, was seen buying pop corn from annce Crnello md rm Englrsh as the nevsly purch med pop corn machme proved qulte popular l ppcr Iltklll Nr Ronlmar ppul the lv ll xnto I IN rgunst the Buckley Faculty lower left Noon recreatron for Iumor Hrgh vlai munly sox dmcrng rn the ,gym lovstr rxght Pnsmg the um luokrng., over m rgunnes ar thc local l1ang.,our were Donnq DeMoss Qteve fmper Sluron Shaffer Norma Kranc and Brll Tougaw were partners nn a thrlllmg game ot' table tenms whsle Dennri Crews wartecl anxiously for the outcome Iclffllllj., the .art of kmttmg were Nancy Brxtt ackalene Pogorelc Arlen Landskov and Alrc Wrlglml Cl S ' l S - I j I' , e , 'Q I I .5 ,A , if Je ' - Je ' ' ' - l -' ' 1 ' . ' ti ' ' L' ' he hryket V . , .as the Emxnmclaw Faculty brought up two more points J' z 4 ' '. l ff? - 'fs' , u . A u 'I ' f r . 'A 1 Q.. e Y 2 .' 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A 2 Y '- . . . ,4. and , ' - V l . l l 52 ACTI ITIE I' pl Xi il .ik 'X A hayrrcle ln early October was an occasron of merrxment fo the semors one of rhexr actrvlues Nancy Britt and oanne Gunderson applned make up to jan Adams who dnd a solo dance 1n the Semor Assembly if N42 ibl ,Q aumous ports, ro tuuctltolms and niterpmzes epllccttlnn ,JW n K' 2.11 , Q5 J After seemg Mrsalrance a play at the Unrversrty Pent house theatre the annual staff enjoyed seafood at Crawford s -41' W7 PFICEI REEIS bandra Carlson charmmg annual cdrtor who assngned pages to staff members gave helpful suggestnons and steered produc txon of the 1954 Cascadnan studred the bulletin board for rnformauon on scholarshrps be fore leavmg for the college con ference at Auburn Industrlouslx launchmg their efforts for a greater annual, the staff members whole heartedlw took over the Job of planning and producm r the 1951 wear book The crew began by planning the layouts plctures Nrltlllg Cops and creatmg head lmes The mans laborxous hours spent bw Doug Danlex takmg and developing PIC tures, with the help of Danny qtevenson put the Cascadran m full scale operatlon The staff xx as an .xrded a bonus for thelr efforts on the xearbook Thex trzn eled to the Penthouse Ill St rttle ind sux the stage plfu, XIISAIIIIICL produced by the Unl wtrslty of Vt rslnngton Drxml Department Dlllllll' it C1-usfords followed the enter talnment Sandra Carlson, Editor, helped the staff create rdeas solw ed their problems that arose dllflllg' the Kerr and contrlbuted ffreat sum tow ard the Cascadlan s success The cheers little flr cone character dash mg 'across the prges of the book pexsonxfles the lllIllbC!'lllf,, theme Mr Rex VK Vt rldron fzculty adusor eontrxbuted lns efforts helping' the staff plan better l xx outs, t xke rntt restmg' plctures and help them create better and lnterestmg, stories l Backstage at the Penthouse talking to Peggy Haggard a lead in the play Misaliance , were several staff mem- bers: JoAnn Hawthorne, Harold Hickenbottom, Dixie Sue Moriarty Daryl McCauley Bob Brrtt Doug Danley and Amanda Mattson watched as Beverly Parker- son demonstrated the correct method of cropping a picture. frat it Shaffer. Ginger Buff Beverly Horton Betty johnson, M' If if and Sandra Carlson. V Q af' x Al cclhfoo L llvftlb HJPTUTCE IUU1 Starting with an undermanned crew, and a new foreman, The Hornet staff struggled to produce their first edition With final last minute cha.nges and presses hugh ballmg towards the deadline, the first Hornet of 1951 made its debut the day of the Homecoming celebration, edited by co editors Lyle Cripe and Rose Silvestri Co sports editors, Lyle Hanson and Don Blakely gained waluable experlence Lyle Hanson lntroduced SldCllghtS monthly column that gave his views of the te mms standings in the Puget Sound League and his predictions of the coming games Seniors Session , Fashions , and In troducmg New Teachers kept Barbara lNelson and Shirley Broun busy the year around lNorma Osborn, Exchange Editor, nrote the Girl of the Nfonth Column alonfr xx lth xx rltmg features and girls sports ampus IL11 llccattllomis Co editors of the Hornet Rose Srlvestn and Lyle Crxpe had a heated discussion over the high pomts in the schol astic ratings of their nval newspapers VV' Hornet reporter Shir ley Brown gathered in formation about M Waldron annual cl visor for a story in the Hornet 'Ulis--,gr Comparing our Hornet with an edntion of another schools paper were the Journalism II students Norma Osborn Don Blakely Shirley Brown Lyle Cripe Rose Silvestrr Lyle Hanson and Barbara Nelson was The entire Hornet staff together with Miss Pechtel Hornet advisor thumbed through papers for possibil ities for future stories 35 4 . r . 1 1 v ' K ll YD ' V 1 u 1 Q . C- 'xxx D Y. . ' ' l 1 gr 4 - gg . . - 51 4 'tm X . ri . a - . H N . . v , , X . - . l V . . .. ty l I f ty at ix ,rf Q' , 4 v, ,T . W P 4 V . . . gg . . Y In 1 BN X, writing and editing sports stories. xg ff Q ,W A Q Y . ., . . ,, a . . . Y N' I y . 1 ? ,E v , if I 1 ii ll ' il lf - . Y 'H v . . - . ,... V .. w. N ., , t 1 vl v ' ' w a . , ra - - - I X v . I . 1 ' , , - Jn i , 3 . 45 w -A fi-3 5 is o 7 Y L. Smrlrng brrghtly the offrcers of Grrls Club assembled rn the Grrls Club Room for thetr monthly meetmg Left to rrght were Marilyn Donatr Pnscllla Stanton Marcelle Ames Mary Lou Wettmmn and Lael Elltngson A woman s xx ork I9 new er done as the old sax mg goes, has proved to be true of the Glrl s Club one of the hustlmfr clubs at E H S Besldes adding such glamorous touches as the decoratmg of the Glrl s Club room, the club spon sured manw social fllDCtlOIlS such as the Glrl s Club I'olo md the Nlothcr s Tea The questlon xx hat shall I do after graduation, IS one COIlQldCl'Cd hx many gurls before the great dav arrnes A xarletx of programs vsere arranged to help the glrls decrde on their future work One of these programs pomted out the many opportun ltles as allahle ln the mllltarw QLTVICC of our countrw Lach of the four seruces vsere represented 'Hrs Weas er, an authorltw on bov gurl relations uslted the glrls and talked to them on social be ll nlor 1 subyect of interest to all Members of Grrls Club were decorattng 'hw Tl' F es WJ ? 99 'E fo T fe li ce 5 WJ F E M fe Q Q are 5 U1 o e 6 8:1 o ca be Q SQ if llll 'llS lb pl ? 'e 'gpm' 1. Fay Young Betty johnson Roberta Jones Roberta Goodale jane Ulman and Joanne Gunderson cablnet members were lookmg over the prcture of the Grrl of the Month the G m for the G11-lg Pns Plass, Roberta jones Manlyn Donatr, cabmet members Club 'li'010 helped wallpaper the Grrls Club Room 30 in r 'rl' 1 u 5 I 'H -K 1 r 5 MJ .nr L .es -ft Dynamrc and vrvacrous Nancy Brrtt served effectrvely as presr dent of the Gxrls Club for the year 1953 54 Kas fire 'J X at o o 9 lllfll. llll. , -H Q 'Vg I 1 . V' i li 5 W K K K v: A,,v , A VA AVVV ,gf K yrrr Qt, f ' f 1 C Q' r e ' , dp, ,... o eretr we fir Q ,b '- ' A r ar 'ff 4 fa n I A k D v 1 K . 5 . , . , . Z, . . . . 1 ' Y . .Y -V - . ' . x . , . . l . . K ' '.y, LZL'-5 o o o 9 KBIPVHCKBS lll1lI lL CTC lgllollffilfll S HPS QMS? Tltmuglt B y Cl lm S.. Lettermen Larry Laush Bob Pxerce Don Blakely and football Boys Club members Don Gard and Rlchard Pedrtnt were ww 1 c coach Ed Stncherz sort out football equnpment mg wxhxle Lyle Crrpe showed them h1s new Carburetor Larry Laush E Club PICSI dent and Don Blakely leader of of the Boys Club dxscussed en thuslasm created by the Intra mural program Letter Club offtcers Don 352535 -'K Gard and Bob Brxtt check 3 over equtpment for next ear Thr Boxs Club of l'numclaw prexled bs Don Blaktlx intl tht l' flub leader Larry Lxush your ed together H1 mutuil dCtlXltl6S throughout tht school Neal Ihr lioxs Club ls under the U'llldxllCL of Nlr Bob C impbell and the Lettermen s Club h ld Nlr lfd SLFICIIQ Fl ts thur aclwlsor The Bows Club had the opportumts to llsten to the Wcll'lOllQ phases of the branches of the nnhtarw seruces Thex were werx fortunate to see IIIOYIUS concerning the recruit tramlng ln the army, navx, marlnes and ur force The Lettermen s Club sold football penclls It the bCg'lIlIllIlU' of the school xear The Rear xx as brought to a climax bx 111 mltlatlon for the new lettermen partlclpatmg m track bxseball tennis, football and basketball I'1rJt Rau D Ahmann D Blakely L Crnpe L Hanson H Htcken bottom B Jorgensen C Kravagna Serand Rau L Laush T McCullough B Mltchell W Nachtshelm P Olson R Poleskn M Sather V Warren Third Rau B Britt D Cooley D Cralg B Franklm D Gard j Glll D Glover M McCullough Foufrb Rau K Radakovlch G Baker S Casper D Crevts Kovacevnch B Paterson J Craxg R Ohver 'Q-5 37 w 9 1 , A gli. ' X ,. N. B x 0 K I ' - Q' . ' l ' . Y I . 1. . ' 4 . r I I ll I 'lt h- . .I nt 'vu v J I 7 A' I 5' ' 1 ' f ' z - , , ' ' 2 .' - .V if ul I' 5 'wr' 'rv I 1 rs I I I , . . . 1 . ,' ' 1 .' f 2 A . l .R ' f ', an 2' . v 1' I . ' v 'h- x . - I . Lx 2. s ' ' , . 'L- W. . 7' - 2 . . It ru x 4 ' l . Lv. c . .Y 1 v It 4 . . ' I . 2'-3 4 3 'V4 1 , 4 V il , . . . . A 4 by . ' . ', ' A . ' ' ' ' . ' . AQ, ' v I 'L . . . . . . - . . . ggrisjh . I , . V , . A , , J X I . . . .. , ' . , . v ity y . , . , . . . . S ! 'ree l B Jrnreumclltat ro cms were Jreselmite to Sltudlenlt OUUUICCII ook thrxllmg anncr patron of a hap py future m N spreads across th face of S B A Presxdcm Vance Warren Helpxng the Easter bunnv get ready for hrs da were S B A of fncers H Hnckenbot tom treas D Shaffer sec B Brlrt vrce presxdent ueen of the Carmval rule was bestowed on Sandra Carlson bv Mrs Steven SllVll'lSkl Desrdent of P T A B Pxerce got a lrttle wer as L Crxpe T McCullough S Carlson N Osborn R Scott Adams B Paterson B Franklm G Love and G Jensen all members of B O C cheered hxm on lhc lick of nmonu I9 the root of xll our problems, sud Yancr Warren to Harold Hxckcnbottom, S B A '1re'1surer, as Wir Plsentrout echoed the sad news All wear long the .actne B O C has worked to balance the S B X Budget Thc group also approx ed the purchase of a popcorn nmclnne sponsored the Carnn al, selected students to attend Leaders Confer ence, chose thc nominees for the 1951- 55 S B A 0fflCCf9, and decided upon the many mayor problems confronting he school Durmg the bug S B A electron counnng ballots were N Brut M Bevaart J Hawthorne B Ames M Farman B johnson R Poleskl I Laush R Srlvestrr and A Ness who are a part of the student govern m6l'lt 38 0 0 lvl dl C 1 5, H I A 1 of W p. . ' W ' , b ' ,Q ' 1 R. O. T C., . . ,I ' e . - ,H 1 'N D - - I v ,af Z I I I wi 3 fa 'KV' r 4 I lv I p Q s ' .' '- D 1 7- . 5 V r v' r A l A. . . .- or 'll 'I . t ..Q .. . x 'N. Studylng material on varrous colleges were M Mrlhken D Shaffer M Carden C Beerman S Carlson V Warren and tl johnson V1cePresrdenr Marcelle Ames aided Secretary treasurer Roberta Goodale rn typing the minutes of the previous meetmg To maintain high scholastic standards was only one of the arms stressed by the Torch Honor Society President Virginia Lowe at their first meeting Presenting their annual assembly be fore the student body the Torch Club honored the blind Tvso blmd students displayed their talents with the piano and organ Collections ww ere taken to promote a fund to buy braille books for the blind. To raise money for the Torch scholar- ship, awarded annually to a Senior, the Honor Society sold concessions at two games and held a bake sale. 51. As Darlene Kelly and Beverly Parkerson looked on, Kay Young gave Dick Pedrini the number to call to ask about the Torch movie. Vnrgrnra Loxe p r e s 1 d e n t Torch worked English lssrgn ment Carol Younker was snapped selling a Torch movie ticket to Bob Paterson. Go lege: ilmidledl Seniors orurglhlf Vllloirelh Sellwlars lp , '?N . D W l A ' if K hard ony . . Ei! A se .. . we, wk. 7 g tiuidleimtts iui Itnvaitedi liinitereslfzsy Ifstaiimie ew F. F. A. advisor, Mr. Teeter demonstrated to some eager students how soldering is done, Discussing the future of the club with the F. F. A. members was president. Ronald Scott. VVith president Ronald Scott leading the way, the boys belonging to F.F.A. placed high in parlimentary procedure and their know- ledge of farming. One of the boys' duties was to prepare and serve a meal for the annual Dads' Nite. The boys' judging team consisting of Dave Archanibeau. Albert Mantel, and Paul Olson took the judging sweepstakes at the VVestern YVashington Fair at Puyallup. Another event was the Parent and Son Banquet. when the following were made hon- orary members for their contribution to the local chapter: Rex VValdron, Rick Silvestri. Fred Ronhaar. Dr. C. J. Rose, M. Owings, and Charles Kranick. These members received gold l .l .A. pins. In the spring the F.l .A. participated in the annual Dairy Show, This was an interesting and colorful event as the F.F.A. boys from linumclaw received many blue ribbons in the exhibition of their animals and judging. This year's parliamentary procedure con- test was held at Kent. The boys placed second in the sub-county contest. and took first in the King County contest. The team consisted of Don Anderson. Duane Damgaard. Dewaine Moore, Miles Bloergeli, Fred Stormshak, Joe Siesling, and Darrel Osborn. Browsing through a farm magazine for new ideas were the officers of F. F. A., Bob Phelan, Don Craig, john johnson, Fred Stormshack, and Miles Moergeli. Demonstrating and lecturing was Mr Teeter showing some of the sophomore mem bers the different types of grass used for hay The members were from left o right O Pearson G jones R Flanders J Veal T Hess J Pfaff J Pedersen H Beerman L Calvert B johnson R Jensen D Hunter D Stevenson D Craig F Van Hoof N Bellack D Barkubein L Gilbettson and the advisor Mr Teeter '-A 4:0 CUJQIILS omema ers pomtsoired Many Scclhoo Events Determined to produce an Honor Chap- ter, the Future Homemakers of America, with Beverly Parkerson serving as prexy, complied with the State F. H. A. program of work. To carry out specific goals, the eager members planned and helped with four banquets. Early in the fall, they served at the Future Farmers' Banquet. In January, the faculty and their families were honored with a banquet. Cotton snow- men reigned over the dinner of roast beef and mashed potatoes. Snowmen, made out of marshmallows, served as favors to carry out the theme Frosted Winter . Honored at another banquet were the basketball squad and their coaches. Minia- ture ball players were appropriately design- ed to serve as favors. A Blay Day theme was used for Dads' Nite, when the girls entertained their fathers. Miniature May poles on the tables added to the May Day atmosphere. The activities were financed by holding bake sales. selling concessions and soft ice- cream. VVith the aid of Miss Cooper, advisor, ar- rangements were made to transport twenty- five girls to the Regional Conference at Olympia. Beverly Parkerson, President of F. H. A. was nearly always seen nibbling on food prepared by the girls. x -. ,qs x f- . ' E 1 Completing last minute dec- orating for the Homecoming dance were Marcella Ames, Pat Dorn, and Marilyn Donati, F. H. A. officers. Shirley Brown, Arlene Parkinson, Sandra Fant, Donna Roth, Jean Stouffer, and Vera Mattson were seen preparing spicy baked apples Sampling ice-cream were the following cabinet members Rose Silvestn for a bake sale. Marjorie Milliken, jackie Pogorelc and Joanne Gunderson Arlene Ness President of r Red Cross looked over the garly dressed dolls being clothed by Roberta Tones and Delores West Many helping hands join td in preptring dtlls f r unfortumte children Six heads are better than one when it Comes to running an organization such as Pape and the officers seen bclovt oeslcl Pr sl ent Holmes Vice President D Danley D Peterson and C Sonneson hovs u the n thusiasm by whifh they did the job. ..-1-vw -' sen secretary 'f' ag gf' Q' Always learning some- thing nevw the senior paps boys were seen inspecting one of the latest pieces of machinery obtained by the school. N.. ly. K 1,47 xXx sm . 5-gn., Hickory Sllatfs, awe S, rosses, ammer Y X S Q , S? . X, X l . 5 5 ' V f ' o V I s' I -1 , gig I wlj o t, Q be sf -. ' . v Q D . .fyi R. Pl efd 1. P. A 1 ... . ' X. I X 1 X . Q A. 1' fy? 9, ,411 tt . . 1 NS' x 4 K f+ n an thx! ...V in E-X if J Kovacevich vice pres ident paused between classes to look at the notes of the last jr Red Cross meeting taken by S jen ymrnllbolls ti You never know when you will find a helpful article to use ir' a debate speech so P. Silknitter and C. Sonneson, Senior mem- bers of debate took ad- vantage of the large stock iimoir' Activities WSW! SM ,Hr J 1 available in thc library Posing at great pains the ski club members show us how they always man aged to have such good times on their trips 'S Nw fa.. 4. ...z x- Xe dllm :sb 2 . Q -bs. , 1-5? M as M317-P' lgx-viii 'Q ?,,.'L :Eu Fwrwakf hmffimr Wea yhmhk-:N ' 4 . . . , ' ' N - I 433 . A , ' , H ' 3, A7 A 1 p . ' . e 4- - v tu A - 3 1 . , t ,, . p w A Q, f 3 X . ' ' A Y, ' - ,tl 1 1 e,.o-. - 1' , .H lt N 1 f , . , - - . 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Knock Before Entering . :x sign painted on the door leading to the dark room, was heeded by photographers, who loaded their cameras and developed their pic- tures in the little room. Photography proved to be the main interest of the students in Science Club as the majority worked out schedules for use of the dark room. A few of the members were interested in laboratory work, radio. and bio-plastics. Supervising fire drills was the main responsibility of the Fire- nien's Club. Captains checked the rooms to see that the lights were out and the windows were closed. ,lack Johnson and jim Gunderson seemed to be pleased at their work in photography, one of their Science Club projects. oem s olli rgeumiizautiiomis Bi l l Asmundsen, prexy of Science Club, appeared to be puzzled as he tried to determine what kind of reaction took place. 'Looking on as Eugene Luxon rolled a print on the dryer, was Amanda Mattson, another member of Science Club. j .. Cain 414: mit sselmlllmlly, proftilrtneltiitoims L r Y panrlse- Qs ew I VVith grease paint and powder, mem- bers of Les Beau!-1 Arts were trans- formed into inanimate statutes at the Art Club assembly, which depicted our American heritage. Don Ross, prexy of this new club, helped to organize committees to make posters and pub- licize forthcoming' school functions. Another club, which displayed its many talents, was tht- Thespians. By participating' in the All-High Play, the Senior Play, and several peppy skits, the Tliespians added interest to the school agenda. dlyeinttumes Marjorie Milliken and Gary Weiss looked over one of the posters. made hy one of the art students for the All-High Play. ,. .xy . X at , , f ', ' .gg I Q v K L li t-1 Y' I Don Ross. prexy f ' M I of Art Club, was ' snapped sh ow i n g ' -Ian Adams, presi- R I dent of Thespians. a, ll bust of Abraham Lincoln. -v x l' , ' X V71 YS.- Eleanor Cunningham .tdjustecl Gordon DanIey's boots before the Art Asst-mbly. Betty johnson and Ginger Buff. who are members of Tlrusphms, looked for cos- tumes for th: Senior Play. Displaying .i look of .approval at the dress Beverly Prtrkcrson chose to wt-ur in the All-High Play, was Clayton Sonneson. L11 5 Q ' U 1 4 1 A Zealloruis Leaders Stimulated Selhooil Spirit Among Vivacious L a el Ellingson, leader in many school and class activities was a decided loss to the yell squad when she moved away. Barbara johnson, yell queen for two years, and a leader for an additional one, was an en- Congratulat i n g each other were Toni Rogers, yell Ak leader, and Carol' ' Pedersen, song lead- er. junior high majorettes stepped high as they performed for the student body at football and basketball games. Front row: Sharon Grayg Bark row: Mardine Stanhope, Nadine Van Hoof, Alfrieda Coxg Center: Margaret Bissig. thusiastic Maroon and Gold sup- porter. 5 On the down beat from the band, the senior high majorettes went into their routine as their batons whirled in the air. They were Jacqueline Pogorelc, Barbara West, Arlene Hall. 66 ornetw Rooters Lights Out was the Cue given to the pep band as the lively song leaders with their maroon and gold pom-poms, led the rooters in singing the new school song. lirimful of pep, the yell leaders boosted the students spirit with the many lively yells. The newly organized pep club made posters and stimulated interest during basketball games. Performing at many school func- tions, the high stepping majorettes practiced new routines. Suzy que to the left, suzy que to the right, was one of the junior high's favorite yells as the Red and VVhite leaders showed their ability to the younger set. xx.. dugg If jan Adams with own inimit- able style added humor to the yell squad. junior high yell leaders seen practicing Song leaders Lois Malatesta, Dixie the yell Two bits four bits before one of Shaffer, and Eleanor Ellingson waved their pep assemblies were Sylvia Shaffer, maroon and gold pom-poms to the rhythm Angeline Ahmann and Margie Miller. of the school songs. Students Cheere as lllfllg an Iuleem ere As the crow ds cheered, October 8 durmg a history mal-:mg alumnl assembly the handsome king, Harold Hlckenbottom and vlva cxous queen, AIHPCIH Casper, wx ere cron ned bv a former graduate of 1' H S Mr A Johnson, from I mcoln Hugh School, Seattle 'Ihe assembly consisted of musical selections, speeches lx alumm and 1 congratulatory telegram from .1 former gradulte bklts presented by the Cas cadxan staff and the Thesplans I'he well planned program urs clxmaxed wuth a pep rally The ram dampened the stu nts lathes l t t d l no dampen their splrxts I'he alumni carrled their enthusiastic celebrx tlon after the Auburn game mto the gy m for the annual dance The thanks of the Student Body wx ere gnen by the S B A to the F H A for the1r success ful celebratlon Radrant smxles reflected the happmess of 1953 54 Homecommg Ktng Harold Hlckenbottom and Queen Marcra Casper lrowlmectll at Alummu seem y Prmce Lyle Crlpe looked on attentrvely as As students looked Enumclaws Charmmg prtncess Dlxre Shaffer smrled prmcess Betty johnson presented hrm wrth royalty dnscussed the thrrllmg Auburn and proudly when she was presented mth a nose a boutonnrere Enumclaw football game Hay from Vance Warren prmce 417 O fill. - 0 . K K. , t . F- ' . . w , , , . 1 Y 1 1 J. . s ., . . . ' . . . x , I , . - V- r -' ' 1 ' Lv , ' '- is 3 . A. xv . ' . , , . . , , . ' - . z . ' ' 1 r V s . V '. -,, l . '. K 1 A 1 v . - '. I . added comedy to the assembly. ' f - - 2 4 . ': .' . I x v- 1 Y de . c t vu i it t 1 v ' y -, I I 1 1 , . . on, , . . , . . , . , D , - y Gar Carlson Bill Tou 'tvs and Ton Y 7 - 2- 2 ,Y J0- hansen practiced for the Wt-sterii Washington solo and ensemble Contest at Clover Park High School. Fifi! Rout A. Rengstorff, M. Greenig. L. Jones, P. Nichols, D. Brown, D Palmquist, R. Goodale, J. Gunderson Second Rout R. Cunningham, C. Mer- ritt, Y. Ogle, E. Sather, F. Donckers B. Olberg, S. Casper, E. Ness, K. Mari shall, M. Farman, G. Merrill. Third Row: C. Polenas, L. Balsley, S Jensen, M. Bagby, M. Miller, B. Frank lin, A. Barrie, J. Mahlen, D. Stephen- son, .J Gunderson, L. Lofthus. D Simundson. S. Swanson. R. Jorgensen G. Carlson, B. Tougaw. Fourlh Rout B. Blaker, J. Pogorelc, R Young, D. Baker, R. McCutchen, J Kovacevich, K. Baker, P. Hill, J Nachtsheim. Fin! Rout L. Richardson, M. Hunter P. Silknitter, C. Rasmussen, J. Crivello M. Malgarini, B. Johnson, J. Stouffer B. West, G. Darby, S. Nelson, J. Weber Second Rout S. Hunter, S. Zettee, C Barnes. B. Owens, R. Earwood, R Stanley, K. Young, S. Welsh, A Lokovsek, F. Medie, A. Qualls, P Stanton. Third Rout W. Stanhope, A. Landskov P. Sevilles. B. Coty, N. Schonbachler D. Steelsmith, M. Sather, R. Jorgensen R. Marsten, J. Mahlan, C. Hawkins, J Dodd, N. Prince. Fourth Rauf: L. Ellingson, L. Malatesta E. Lunclquist, S. Board, J. Evans, D Morgan, D. McCauley, D. McCauley E. Peterson, J. Darby, P. Hearn, D Furnish, L. Barnett, S. Satterlund. Fir!! Roux left to right: P. Johnson, D Weston, G. Dibley, L. Anderson, W Carlson, G. Jensen, L. Lanier, L. Milli ken, P. Early, J. Selland. Second rouf, left to right: J. Ellenwood E. MacFarland, D. Simmons, L. Grant D. Slivinski, K. Polenas, R. Koford, K Swanson, J. DeMarco, B. Lloyd, A. Sat terlund, R. Pohlot, N. Balsley. Third row, left to right: B. Bennett N. Broo, B. Douglas, M. Woodward D. Gabrio, J. Richter, H. Ericksen, R Porter, R. Glover, J. Dodd, H. Olberg C. Tost, B. Greenig, M. Ahmann, J Stratte. N01 pictured were: M. Smith, M Bathum, M. Brown, D. Donckers, E Eberhardt, J. Gunderson, C. Curtis, D Sather, R. Jones. y ruisiicc Jpanrllelledl tio Efmllive ccllaooll and Comnmumity Functions Those students in the beginning string instrument group meeting once a week for instructions were Flmt Rout jim Olsen, Mary Kay Rose, David Osborn Second Row: Shirley Zettee, jack johnson, Dennis Rosenberg Not pictured was Marvin johnson. The band and chorus par- ticipated in the Homecoming assembly. National Education YV e e k assembly, Christmas assembly and the Art Club assembly. Under the direction of Mr. Tom Bloom the band added spirit to 'the pep assemblies and games. The Winter Band Concert was held in our high school auditorium on March 16th. Featured on this program was our own popular swing hand, the 'Stardustersh The 'Rhyth- mettes', a trumpet trio and a trombone trio also were heard. Band members marched in the Daffodil Parade in the Puyallup Valley. It was a day full of fun and gay music. The chorus, under the direc- tion of Miss Sue lidmunds, and the band, directed by hir. Bloom, represented our school at the music competition Fes- tival in the spring. The Enum- claw High School Concert Band has received four consec- utive superior ratings in coin- petition. The vocal and instrumental music departments combined in the presentation of the Spring Concert. The evening was frosted with light hearted tunes. The Junior High band con- sisted of seventh and eighth grades. Mr. Bloom said I have never had such a large junior high band. They will be a great asset to the, high school in a few yearsf' rosie Fantasy Qaptured C msttluntas Sparklmg stars, cedar bow s, red and sllw er crepe paper pro vlded color to the mayestlc Senior Ball The dream muslc supplled bv the 'Nlood Makers from Renton, enchanted the couples as they danced IH the cedar bough clad gym Co chairmen Norma Osborn and Lyle Crxpe portrayed the Christmas theme by a cedar clad wreath suspended amld red and sllser crepe paper ln the center of the girls gym A sparkling blue llght COl'lllIlg from the center of the huge xx re nth, shined on mirrors and was reflected upon the couples as they ssurled through the Frosted Fantasy The smxlxng guests vsere en tertamed at llltCl'IlllQSl0Il by the Rhxthmcttcs who sang R dolph The Red INosed Rem deer and wyllltfl Christmas Pat Qllknltttr emphasxzed the Christmas Qplflt bw Slllglng Sllw er Bells Paused dunng a moment of relaxanon Gene ensen Barbara Nelstn and Jeanette Stouffer admxred tht. gleammg decorauons plumut at emuor B Tom McCullough catchnng hrs Co charrmen Lyle Cnpe and date Kay Young under the Norma Osborn assnsted rn mxstletoe collected hrs re transformxng the grrls gym ward mto 1 Frosted Fantasy orma Osborn and Kerth megar looked on as couples danced t he dreamy musxc t f he Mood Maker A large attendance rewarded the semors for thexr efforts m put tmg on the fnrst formal dance of the socral season 50 Manx ouples xxent dancing Februarx 20 Down Melodx Lane , theme of the Sophomore Hop Muslcal notes, fxr trees and llNI1clI11lC centerpiece xxere the background for the first dance sponsored bv the class of 1956 The unconcerned gold fish which xxere used as the door prize, sxx am around ln the gleam mg., sllx er bird bath, unconscious of the manx couples sxxmgmg music of Rufe Vl estons Band Joan Hansen, chairman of the affair, created nexx ldC3S to be used for dance decorations Orig lnalrtv xx as expressed through the use of mobiles and large muslcal notes xxh ch xxere used for the xxalls and ceiling Phe mtermlsslon entertalnment consisted of musical selectlons bx members of the sophomore class l leanor Lllingson, a former mem ber of the Euumel :xx class f 1956, also san at intermission Rufe Weston s Orchestra of Se Marsha Bagby looked n attle supplied the music for the proudly at the enchanting garden sophomores first dance which centered the Hop Danny Landis left and Eleanor Ellingson right a former member of the class of '56 entertained during in' termission. L. Lael Ellingson, a mem- ber of our student body for four years, selected the winner of the door prize as the Hop chairman, joan Hansen, held the hat. 51 Soplnomores endzeredl Soeiall Season with Qlolloirllvruil op and! sxvayingfv to 7 the X-'enchanting S Joe Seisling tried to be of assistance by handing Joyce Umek the enve- lope for a letter she had just fin- ished writing. Love does won- derful things. sighed Pat, after receiving a frat pin. ml A delightful version of Cornelia Otis Skinnerls Family Circle was presented by an All High cast, and directed by Miss Margaret Newell. Cornelia was played by Pat Silknitter. Cast as Mr. and Mrs. Skinner were Joyce Umek and Joe Seisling. The story was about a play within a playg which Doing a bit of rough-housing were Beverly and Pat. Admiring audience is Pat had her make-up removed by Joe as Joyce and maid, Arlene tar Studded Productions A loving good-bye from Marilyn and Maxwell Manowski only rated a disgusting look from Allen Parkin. Pat Silknitter, try- ing desperately to cure a case of laryngitis, gargled, while Beverly Park- erson and Rose Sil- vestri assisted by holding glass and pan. flopped. Cornelia's boyfriend, Allen Parkin, inter- vened with words of love when Cornelia decided to leave for the stage. After securing a bit part in summer stock, Cornelia settled down to a somewhat normal life, to the extreme pleasure of her family and friends. I.: Beverly Horton, Rose Silvestri, Marilyn Donati and Joyce Umek. watched a little slteptically. A. J ,- Z. Mad Ll' Portraying the boister- ous Uncle Chris, J. John- son made loud threats to nurse, D. Shaffer and doc- tor, T. McCullough. Scrubwoman, R. Silvestri seemed unaffected by the unusual shouting. An enormous stage production of I Remember Ma- ma , featuring a Norwegian immigrant family living in San Francisco in 1910, was presented by the Senior class, directed by Mrs. Lela Postler. A huge cast consisted of Sandra Carlson as Mama and Lyle Hanson as Papa, their daughters, Katrin, Christine, and Dagmar were portray- ed by Jan Adams,Virginia Love and Jane Hunt, Clayton The moribund Uncle Chris was not pleased at the gathering of clan the watch him die. I0 yer opml air' roam 'way ive at E Those adding to the atmosphere of the play were D. Pedersen, B. John- son. G. Jensen, P. Stanton, J. Weber, D. F u r n i s h, K. Young, P. Dorn and R. Jorgenson. Genial Sandra Carlson, editor of the Cascadi- an and Saluta- torian of the class of '54, was cast in the title role of Mama. is is he 1 ,X A J.. 'i tis-LJ G92-114 Sonneson was the son, Nels, Mr. Hyde, a boarder in the Hansen was played by Arnold Rengstorff, and Larry Jones was cast as Mr. Tllorkelson, husband of Aunt Trina, who was represented by Marjorie Milliken. Betty Johnson and Jeanette Stouffer were Aunt Jenny and Aunt Sigrid, while Uncle Chris was portrayed by Jack Johnson. The lovable Hansen family, S. Carlson, J. Adams, J. Hunt, L. Hanson, V. Love, C. Sonneson, gave their undivided attention to Mr. Hyde, played by A. Rengstorff, as he read many tales of adventure. taumntestf tftutdlemufgs Wow e ul 1? - Y ik B 9 A peppy band conststtng of B1ll Tou -'i-f Tom McCullough master of ceremomes practtced hrs openmg speech for the Sensor Class Assembly as the Rhythmettes Betty johnson Vtrgnma Lowe and Barb johnson put fmtshmg touches on the scenery gaw Tony ohansen jack Pogorelc Chlrles OM1lley Morrts Greentg Bob Frtnklm and jtm Gunderson marched rn front of guest spctlcer Allen Pitktn and Mayor Pat Holmes as medtcme goods Senlor Class Folk Dancers Ron Scott Arnold Rengstroff Marlene Songstress Pat btlkmtter watched approvmgly a jan Adams Klmgman Russell McCutchcn Barb West jean Stouffer ames practtced het Modern Ballet pnor to performtng lwefore the Royal Mthlen md Barb Nelson entertatned Kung Rex at the Qentor Cl rss Court Q- l Mardl Gras 2 51- I, Qlvak .wit . mg, vw tl I . , Y i 2 -LJ,ALllfll.,le . fi ' 1 - , J - - , , ' ' 124. H' -' ir' 'Vt ' cf 2 - '. . . l 'V ' ' ll l v ' ' ' .I gui... i 1 V, Q . - , ' .jg-it Q wa, 5 ' ,V -t , .I f. ' was xt, , 5 ,4 : f f - . ' , V Hai , 's..-1' 1 - - .L Ig , ev X i Q' man, Btll Asmundson peddled lns ,. .. T Vu- it -, ,Q .Z Y I 4, V ,. 3-H P 1 fa 3 A 'v .'A :Qtr . v g' .. ti , gf ll Kg B . , Q l ,- -' E 157. , L . 1 :A I 'g Q 24 --.sg if 1' A A ff f t a -, 5 . 'I J , y .1 I ,. . V I . S I I . I v bk ka Y ' Y C Q The finale included the drill team Joyce Umek Floydyne Turnbull Valerie Eckroat Rosalie Young Carol Ellenwood The Girls Wynona Stanhope Mary Lou Wetton and Leone Kowalski and Dewaine Moore who guided the pony A main attraction Sophomore Assembly w is 1 scene starred by Danny Liherice Landis. Among those who .id mired his music ability were Liz Olson jane Ulman, Shfiron - Shaffer Elaine Duncan and Lois ' Malatesta 'ill members of the f , cast. 350' ff' -9 tv I A 7 ' 4 v li ,gr X 'A jk 'W ' :- e i f v -In ' . ' The Sophomore Assembly open- ed with a rip-roaring western scene which included gunmen, bartenders. prospectors, can-can girls and many other western characters. irfoyiifdlrt-ecdl Spanrfllslliing rofdliuioifioims In Vlihite. IMZQFTIYH Donati, Ginger Btiff: ' ' Wof--the . Q N .Q 5' .fe X 2 any Activities matmmetll Sctslluctwll Qjratllemdetr girl? The mttrcstmg, lnstorrtal scams talun from the art assembly showmg varrous tatutes de prctmg scenes from Amerlcan hnstory were posed by the follovs mg students Upper rrght Gary Werss Frank Wlerleskr Upper mnddle Lyle Crrpe Upper left Don Smtth Lover left Mary Lou Wettcmrt Karla McCutchen Luvttr mrddlc Ernc Peterson Itmcx rrght Douglas Danley Bev Horton and Myrna Pember were getting Nancy Canoles dough to throw at Vance Vfarren. umm of the Carmvll bmdrt Ctrl con vms sun pettmg, a pup vnhrch IIFIICL Crrvtllo had vson iilniif 'X x X.. Q2 TFP' fb- K-.. ' , . . , ' x E l F Q 5 . ' . A ' r ' - . ,- ,-, d ' , S' - x . Y . . I .4 ' al 3 . 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Harold Hrckenbottom Hornets guard lumped for two more pomrs agaxnsr :he Lake Washungrfrn team Ready to leave for the basketball game agamat the Auburn Trojans were some enthuiraiuc rooters xv I H llf +v I' LARRY LAUSH BOB PIERCF Co captain Selected as guard on the All Conference Team Bob was an excellent leader and had the desire to play Grndders lisp aye at co Afyvv pn 'lil-aqui' VANCE WARREN First year of football Vance learned fast and was voted best blocker Vance played his best when the going was rough WAYYF NACHTSHIuIM This was Waynes second year of football Small but showed his colors in fight Wayne was a good blocker RON POLESRI Ron played regular guard con sistantly this year TOM MCCULLOUGH Tom's spirit and enthusiasm helped to keep the teams spirit and morale high when things were going bad. Tom could play all backfield positions. FRANK VVIIRLESKI- His first year of senior high football. Frank was always rough and ready. He played his best games against Bellingham and Clover Park. Co captain 3 year letterman was voted best tackler on the squad Larry received HONORABLE fnCnllOI'l The 1953 season opened with 42 hopefuls re porting to Coaches I'd stl'lCllCl'7 and Gerald balsgner Deconsolldatlon, lack of experience, lack f speed and IIIJUIICS hindered the game, but spirit ed the Hornets fha, team looked good except in two occasions 'Ihe Hornets only win of the season came at Bellingham where the determined gridders, after losing to Bellexue the week before, came back with a convincing win 1.3 7 The team also turned ln good games against Hrghlme Closer Park Renton qumner, Auburn, which was Homecom mg game and Puy allup but the determined Hornets xlwass ended up with the low score The season wasn t successful from a win loss column but good sportsmanship, spirit and hard work overshadowed the defeats. Bob Pierce was the only player from Fnumclaw to make the All- Conference team but Larry Laush and Vance Warren received Honorable Mention, DON BLAKELY- 170 lb. fullback three year letter- man and outstanding player. Don always played hard and was well liked by his teammates. NIIKE McCULLOUGH-- Was a guard on offense and end on defense. He should display a lot of ability next year. 58 Rugged Season elmmlnnatite Coach Ed Strlcherz showed the boys all the ropes of foot fr a I .nv-funk F9 'l Mr Salsgtver reported that he enjoyed his flrst year of bemg asststant coach at E H S The hlghllght of the grid SeaSon was the annual football banquet At thus time Bob Pierce happily received the Insptratlonal Award bv Ixen Johnson, who w aS an Insptratlonal Aw ard wmner ln 1926 Ur Johnson was the Second player to recelwe this trophy Other players to receive honors were Vance Warren and Larry Laush who plat ed outstanding ball and who were voted best blocker and tackler of the team The guest speaker, Al Ixlrscher, Spoke of hls team, the WBC' Couffars I-Ie gave a summarv of the team record of the top gridiron teams they would compete agamst next vear He mcluded m has speech a d1ScuSS1on of the new football rules that will go mto effect next year He concluded wtth hts vtews of the two platoon system, with a short dtscusslon followmg Since this year s team was made up mostly of sophomores and Junlors, the Enumclaw Hugh School Hornets are looklng forward to a success ful grld season tn 1954 55 BOB BRITT Moved to end Bobs s ed made JOHN THOLIAS Pe htm a threat on offense Bob had Thrs was johns frrst year of the sprrtt and desrre to play and football He learned fast and had an excellent team man the frght and spmt DENNIS CREVIS A tall rugged left end and kick off man was the recetver f many passes Hts partner JIM KOVACEVICH wxll gave the Hornets a couple of good pass recervers next year D O N GA R D Because of hrs snze of 143 lbs he was converted from center to quarterback m hrs sophomore year Don called the sxgnals tn the last snx games He wxll be a btg help wtth hrs passing and ball handlmg abtllty BOB PATERSOIN 180 lb Sophomore played hrs ftrst year of Vatsrty Football Bob dtd an outstandmg job at fullback as well as halfback and quarterback PAUL OLSON Thrs 200 pound brutsmg tackle was faxrly fast and played hxs best game agamst Bellmgham DICK CRAIG QF! .AM 3' nnwxa. 59 0 dl ' I 1 V .xx K A - of . 1 -I ' b 11. ' , P ' 'fl . R A O ' 1 l ' . . Ap. ,- M 'lf AM' X ' p y- in ,Z am, Q I wats' J A. ' -J' T A ,. .gs ' .l ,gsm-.rv 5 .f I . . tg ,ff . - . . . S -X 4 . . . . Y ' . I . . ' . r v h . v . . , v 1 ' 1 v ' ' 71- L I Z., .. ' . V . v. . . . . . Y v Y. . . r. , u 1 y I Y . . - s J' - J, 5 -.4 .. 4 eq A M' f TD . Q., 1 bf- Ig, . I ,. f ,tc ' '- ,'a.4f4,A?.5i hw, I yt at- H ,L '- K .N A A W A rr , ' 'f',,s.,u 4. Y' '--5 , Y A Q . 4 A' l'.! 'k I My ,Q uxawr. p 4631 gl F ', ,, 1, .A .y, an . Dxcks desxre spmt and wtllmg ness to learn other posmons made htm an asset to the team eeoir s Fail to Te ll Entire Grid Story Enumclaw 12-Bellevue 20- The Hornets lost their opener to Bellevue, Kingco Champs. The first half, Bryd, state 4-4-0 champ, ran a punt and a kickoff back for 12 points. The last half, the Hornets dominated the play completely. Enumclaw 13-Bellingham 6 The only victory was against Bell-- lllgllillll. The Hornets operating' from the T and Spread completely baffled the Raiders. The Hornets scored twice in the first half with Hickenbottom and Bob Paterson doing most of the ball packing. Hicky broke his foot in the last quarter, but turned in an excellent game. It was the only game that the complete Hnumelaw team was together and the team played out- standing ball. Enumclaw 0-Puyallup 22- The Hornets operating' mostly from the spread turned in an excellent performance against Puyallup. The spirited Hornets were inside the nine yard line three times the first half, but failed to score. The Hornets, with Bob Paterson and Don Blakely doing the ball carry- ing, ran up twelve first downs in two and one-half quarters and then Lady Luck turned on the Hornets, and in two plays five boys were carried from the field. Enumclaw 7-Kent-Meridian 31- A completely demoralized team turned in the poorest game of the season at Kent-Meridian. Enumclaw 0-Aubum 18- Homecoming game was distressing because of the defeat, but it was the first time in eight years the Auburn Trojans defeated linumclaw. The Hornets turned in an excellent per- formance. Against an undefeated team in the state the game was played in a sea of mud. Enumclaw 7-Renton 13- The Hornets lost a heart-breaker to Renton. The Hornets led seven to six with one minute and twenty-five seconds to go. Fourth down they kicked to the fifteen and Thompson scored on an eighty-five yard run. Enumclaw 0-Sumner 6- The Hornets did everything well except scoring against the Sumner Spartans. The Hornets rolled up 16 first downs to 6 but were unable to score. Sumner won 6-0. Enumclaw 7-Highline 40- The Puget Sound Champ handed Rnumclaw its worst defeat of the year. The Hornets played outstand- ing ball but couldn't cope with the speed and power that Highline had. Enumclaw 0-Clover Park 12- Clover Park handed Enumclaw its seventh defeat, and Foster, the Kingco Champs, defeated the Horn- ets in their last game. However, Coaches Stricherz and Salsgiver used mostly sophomores and juniors the last half. The underclassmen were able to score and hold their own in the last two periods. The team showed good sportsmanship and worked hard, but couldn't eke out one win from the strong Puget Sound League. l'l.'Gl-YI' SOUND CONl l'lRl'lNCI2 VVon Lost Tie Highline 6 0 1 Auburn 5 O 2 Puyallup 5 l 1 Clover Park -L 3 0 Kent Meridan 3 AL 0 Renton 2 5 0 Sumner O 7 0 Enumclaw 0 7 0 Firrt Row: J. Thomas, D. Burnett, R. Poleski, D. Craig, L. Laush, W. Nachrsheim, P. Olson, B. Brirt, D. Blakely, V. Warren, B. Paterson. Serond Row: j. Gill, K. Radakovich, D. Nielson, D. Gard, B. Franklin, M. McCullough, L. Manson, D. Crc-vis, T. Mc- Cullough, R. Sutherland, G. Baker. Third Row: J. Kovacevich, B. Morris, S. Casper, F. Wierleski, D. Cooley, L. Cripe, M. Sarher, D. Landis, B. Mitchell, B. Pierce. Fourth Row: J. Craig, T. Han sen, R. Mann, B. Olberg, B. Brothers, D. McKinley, F. Donckers, G. Collins, D. Peterson. They Made the aslketts 0 .. 0 e mile the 1 oiise 6 Fin! Row: H. Hickenbottom, D. Blakely, B. jorgenson, D. Ahmann, B. Paterson, J. Kovacevich, V. Warren, D. Cooley, A. Rengsrorff, M. Mc- Cullough, M. Sarher. Serand Row: D. Glover, N. Bellack, j. Pogorelc, M. Greenig, L. Gilberrson, D. Crevis, D. Gard, P. Holmes, D. Mc- Cauley. Third Row: D. Peterson, Mgr., K. Cunningham, G. Collins, D. Landis, M. Weddle, j. English, j. Craig, Mgr. Enumclaw 42--Kent-Meridan 39 .. .. The first league game saw the Hornets come from behind to defeat a favored Kent team 41-2'39. Emunclaw 51--Highline 54 Highline scored 1- points in the last 15 seconds to snatch victory from our fighting Hornets at High- line. The game was see-saw all th.- way. Enumclaw 43--Sumner 34 The Hornets proved too much for the Sumner Spartans on the local floor. Enumclaw 42--Clover Park 39 The full court press worked to perfection for the Hornets as they jumped to an early lead over Clover Park and coasted to a victory. Enumclaw 42--Aubum 43 linumelaw with a nine point lead and two minutes to go saw the Au- burn Trojans, no. -I team in the state.. snatch victory from our grasp with a ,full court press that spelled victory for them. Enumclaw 42--Puyallup 46 Vvhen the Puyallup Vikings came to Enumelaw it was too much And- erson, as he scored 25 points to keep the Vikings in the game and forge ahead at the final whistle. Enumclaw 24--Renton 37 A great defensive game hetween two good teams is what we said of the Renton-Hnuinclaw game at Ren- ton. The off shooting of our boys cost us the victory. Enumclaw 42--Kent-Meridan 44 The Hornets traveled to Kent to make up a postponed game hut found themselves on the short end of the score. Enumclaw 49--Highline 53 One of the year's most exciting games saw the Pirates of Highline win in an overtime game against the Hornets. Enumclaw 43--Sumner 42 ln what was one of the closest games of the year, we defeated Sumner as .lim Kovacevich sank a foul shot with two seconds left on the clock. Enumclaw 54--Clover Park 63 The Hornets lost another close game to the VVarriors after winning in the first round. Enumclaw 54--Auburn 66 The Hornets were rough in their shooting during the entire gains. The score was 4-1-53 starting the fourth quarter, but the margin rc- rnained throughout. 61 Enumclaw 57--Puyallup 65 The fighting Hornets played one of the better games of the year against the Vikings of Puyallup. The Hornets led for the entire first half. but were unable to hit the bas- ket the last 16 minutes. Enumclaw 48--Renton 31 The Hornets finished the season in grand style hy defeating the league champions from Renton. A great defensive gaine was turned in hy all. Blakely, Yvarren. Jorgrensen. Hiekenlxottom. Sather and Rengstor- off wore the Maroon and Gold for the last time. PUGET SOUND LEAGUE STANDINGS Won Lost Renton ..... . ..... 1 2 2 Puyallup ..... ..... 1 1 3 Highline ..... ..... 1 1 3 Auburn ............. ..... 7 7 ENUMCLAW ..... ..... 5 9 Kent-Meridian ...... .... 5 9 Clover Park ......... ..... 5 9 Sumner ....... ..... 2 12 Y 7.5 H HICIxI NBOT FONI mor lead ng scorer of team xxrth 15 porn: axerage Pla ed 2 years as regular Excellent jump shot Flected most rnsprr atronrl player by tummates Har x o sec cd on c second fnxe of the All Confer ence team VANC l Vt XRRI IN Senror 2 year lctterman Wtrrkeel backboards well Good leader af ter a sloxx start due to football rnjurxes Played good defense Made fexx fouls DON lil Xlxl IX Semor x year regular Outstand mg defensrxe player Aboxe aver age foul shot Team captam as sennor Alxxays cool headed and good leader BOB IORK l NSCHN Senior Played good ball Was outstanclmg ftul shooter 1 f Broke rnto lrneup at mndseason and played good ball thereafter gm 62 orrrrueft agers nereasedl Spurn Q -.9 x ,155 Wk Urgrng the boys on to manx vrctorres Mr Ames was pleased at the frne co operatron of the team aw? -wg.. The frrst crll for xarsltx basketball for the 1953 51- season xxas sounded Noxember 15, vxlth fexx P6l'lCIlCCCl players of last year returmng Coaches Ames md Qalsglx er xx orked long and hard to mold a team with the trrdxtlonal fight of the maroon and gold Three lettermen from last vears squad formed a nucleus around xxhxch to bulld the team I'he boys xx ere outscored rn txx elxe of their txx enty games but ntxer xx ere tllex outplxx ed Nlxstakes due to lnexperl ence xx ere costlx on sexeral occasions xxrth 6 games being lost by '3 points or less The 8918011 xx as closed rn grand stxle xxhen the Hornets rose up and defeated the Champion Renton Indians 1-8 31 m the fmal game Qenlors lJl'lXlI'lfI thur last game for the Maroon and Gold xxere Harold HlCkCnb0ttOll1 our leading scorer, Don Blakelx, who spolled manx a plax for op ponents bx hrs close checkmfr and Vance Warren, who helped xxlth hrs COIl9ISfd1'1t reboundlng to keep the ball m our possesslon Bob lorgensen xx as our best foul shooter vxhrle Nlarxm Sather and Arnold Reng storff xx ere readx to help vxhen called upon BOB P -Xl I l RSOIN Sophomore Playcd Ut l UU! game schedule Av eraged about 5 pts per game Played hr all the trlc and drd well on the baclcboard Bob xxxll see a lot of actnon rn the next ycar Mr Salsgiver coach of the B Squad turned in a good record winning 15 games Returning lettermen for nerct xear include juniors Hike lNIcCullough and Don Cooley , xx hile sophomores Bob Patereon and lim lxox icexxch will round out a nucleus to build another fighting team in 55 The B squad xx on I5 of their 20 gamea Great things are expected from them to round out 1 success ful season xx hen thex graduate to the A squad next year The 53 54- baeketblll season xx ts officiallx closed with the basketball banquet, sponsored by thc Future Homemakers of America Dinner xxas Served family Qtyle by the Homemakers Iollowmxf the entertain ment, axxarde xx ere given to the lllSpll'dtl0Il2ll xxmner, Harold Hlckenbottorn md to the captain of the team, Don lllaktlx Bill NIcDona.ld basketball coach at Western Vt ilSlllllf7't0Il College of Pducation, was guest speaker at the event. fwo sports figures, Gary Rad- liff 'md Nlaury Halleck who were previously athletes at Pnunxclaxx' accompanied Coach McDonald to the banquet. JINI l KON ACI VICH- Sophomorez ji n was a hard worker and very well liked by the team. He had 1 418 average. Jin played 19 out of 20 games and will be a great help to th- team next year. X. M X R11 NGS1 URI I Senior turned out all season but saw little action Played 6 out of our 20 games Arnold al ways tried hard and was well liked by his team members NIARVIN S XIHI R Senior played only tn 4 games but turned out regularly and al NI XICCLLLUUCH unior Mike saw very little action the first pirt of the sex son but phyed the last ugh games as .1 stirter Mike pl iyed in 14 out of the 70 gimes and h d a five pt. average. Mike played hard the last eight games. DOB COOIEY- unior. Played most of the sea- son but was injured in the Aub- urn game. Don was our tallest man on the team and was miss- a great deal the last tw gmes. Dm will see ' lo f action next year. 63 I dl SPCR cfllS Ct5LSCOlIll lI CUJglI ff5SSCC ' V Y . . . . r . If ' ' 9 '4 1 N . V I 1 . I . J ,- . , - - - . L A ' Y vi v' v' I V V , L W . - - - 1 f '--, x xi up V - . l ' . 1 ' I v ' - l I C' A Yi 'Y V , - t v . A I I - Q ' ' , ' , . , y 4 1 1 1 v1 ' I v 4 V I - ' ' - 1 I 1- 1 , - ways tried hard. I I 1 1 1 I V V ' I 1 ' 1 I V .1 , 1 , . . . Y v ' 11 1 1 - A ' A I i , N .. 2, , . . l ' . . . 2 - . -1- ' . 2 ' A . . V' t - 3 vi ' A - ' , ' . ' 1 . 4 ' A ' . I 'W ' ' , . 1 ' ' - 2 ' . , ,, . I I . I . a J L I , I Y A l . 1 A K V K . . , . , . 4 , 1 1 ' v , I Q J . ed o a t .1 r o 7 X i v . 4. . 1 , X L ' X A I L I rauunuunrg allmrtts Cu ttnvafte lun UIJDIHOT ng i 1, 8 30N 1 F1111 Rau R Lyrle G Carlson G Lytle D Buff Bob Ames R Mann L Balsley V Spangler Brll Ames E Hansen j Haak Serand Rau 1 orgensen A Parkerson Ron Marrottr A Barne L Lofthus D Stergron G Cooley D Batlcus Ga1lMerr1ll N Balsley F Zapurrl Third Rau R Keeley P Early j Umelc E Parkerson S Srrrcherz D Grll G Marangon B Campbell D ohnson C johnson sen R Ohver A Ports T Esrby R ones G Murphy J Marty 1 Bedecked In flashing new red md ss lute uniforms, the forts four member I'num clavs Junlor Hlgll School football team lurhballed to flrst place ln the Puget Sound League With a nucleus of onlv Yance Spangler, Larrx Balslev, John Haak Bob -Xmes, and llllllls Martv re turning., for the beginning of the 53 se ason thc Junior Hugh uasn t expected to um mxnx gxmes As the season pro gressed ew ers one ws IS lllblldllt to fund the scrapps agbressne lumor Hornets on top of the lea,,ue Vllllll0l1t a defeat The offense ssis sparked by Vance Hopmg for a successful season Head Coach Fred Krueger and Asst Coach Bull Ames watched the -Iunror Hrgh tumour Spangler at the qu lrterback spot, and halfbacks lohn Haak md Larrv Balsles The Ames brothers, Bill and Bob formed the bulk of the defensne hne Teamwork and sportsmanshlp had a bu., part ln the Vtllllllllg season of the lunxor H1 h , sand Coaches Fred lxrueger md Bill Ames who worked many long hours building 1 championship team Fran! Rau R E G Carlson R T G Lytle R G D Buff C B Amcs L G R Mann L T E Hansen L E B Ames Bark Raw Q, V Spangler, R H, L Balsley, F 1 Haalc, L H, R Lytle 64- H 0 C' dl Q 0 H -K A A! 5 I g L iw 14 -N C 1 1 1. A . x - A . ., Y ' . 1' lg G, ,. , 1. 5 , M 2 4. - ,cg X an ' '31 ll f Waals Q l 3 X , B 5 , J Ni ' 4 4 Q ' Li 4 X f ! 1 R ' f + C 5 ' '1' 4 :4 .fl it , ' l ' .': . , . , . , . , . f , . .fs I 9 . Faurlb Rauf B. Chapman, R. Stark, Hr Erickson, J. Fallen, j. Christena Seven lettermen, Bill Ames, Dave Buffy , . ' , . , . .j . . , . f . Y x , , , . yr A I x Q .Q h -Y ! - .1 .' , - ' 'r ' 1 s . U- V' I nl rl D . V j F . Ir 1 I va L . It ' YL 1' alrwestfeftll Iutitruurue arsuffy players Bottom rou left to rrght A Verschaeve H Rosst G Marangon J Bottom rou left to rtght V Spangler J Marty B Ames B Ames Hrckenbottom J Jorgensen G Cooley G Murphy Mzddle ow S Strlcherz D Combs G Jensen C Wells E McFarland Bark fou R Moergelx G Paulson B Hrnshtw Rossenburg R Glover D Rossenburg The Junlor Hornets lost their openmg game of the xear to an tlwass strong, Renton team Pwen ln defeat, Coneh Ralph bull could see that wnth more ex perlence his baht Hornets would gne the battle everv game On January 26, lfnumclaw traweled to Auburn to brmg home thetr flrst league wln of the wear wlth a score of 26 23 M Farman Tost R Porter J Middle rou W Young N Balsley E Gllbertson D Barkus D Buff Top fou C Merrttt L Balsley B Campbell L McDonald D J Chnstenson D Schwab S Swanson Lnumclaw was behind until fourth quar ter when they held Auburn to two pomts Bob Ames was hugh point man for the Hornets with mne points 1'numclaw won three games w h1le los mg three ln the tough Puget Sound Junior Hugh League Whrle not wmnmr all of their games thev learned teamwork, sportsmanship and responsibility Yance gpangler Bull Ames 'md Bob Ames were usuallx the leading scorers of the team Head Coach Ralph Stll and assxstant coach Ross Bennett were talklng over the maternal for next years basketball team An excmng moment rn the Enumclaw Puget Sound basketball game Number 1 Nell Balsley scored on a lay up whsle Number 8 Vance Spangler and Number I4 Bob Ames set themselves for the rebound G5 0 l , l , . . 'Z . , . , . ' , . , . 'i . , . ' , . ' 1 , . ' ' , . , . . . . . I .. R. ,. ' 'K . v L. Y ,'. . larger schools in the league a rough y ' . v v . ' '. I 'v'v. nr s x vs a 1 ' 4 ' F - Y 1 ,' Q. t Q K h D fl K 5 x-21 A '. 1 U' ' 1 ju 0 , . plmumg ports uncfturamte fN 3' L 5:jAf :,L FQWQUHS flu 1951- tr wk st non opemd 'NIarch 15 suth 'I under mul reporting, to Cowh Ired lxrurger Nlost of the tc un vs ls xoung md me XlJtfI'ILllCCLl but sham ed up well is the sem-.on plogreeserl There Returning lettetmen Wlth Coach Fred Krueger are kneelmg were onlx sw returnlnff lettermen from list Xears te im Fhex ws ere Hxrold Hlckenbottom, who ran tht nnle md hwh md broad yumped, Y .mee W ar ran uugllts lllll Nlxhlen lou hurdles Pxul O son, xuwhts Dum s khmmn 800 md yumps md Chff Nlntton high hurdle who was the onlx Jumor xx ho cxrned .1 letter last sexr Others turnmg out were Srmors Boh Plerce lumors Dale 'NIcCaulu Dar rrl Nlcfaulu Iawrrnu Y xn Hoof Ron Suther lxncl null ux Vl uw Sophomnrrs Ron Nldrsten Bob XIOFPIS Don Hunttr Irtmk Y an Hum B xrnev Olher r Norm m Belhrk Stew. Casper, .md xlso the two IIIJIIIWLFS lim 1'Y1Ull'-'ll and Burt I.0Illbl,I'dlIll rom V Warren C Mntton and not pnctured P Olson Fmm fella right Fnf1Rou R Sutherland R Marsten V Van Hoof N Bellaclc -I Mahlen L Van Hoof D Hunter Second Rou H Hxck enburrom B Mums S Casper V Warren B Olberg C Mnrron D Ahmann B Pxerce Mgr B Lombardnm bb 0 f fa , . 'hier- 9939 ' 1f.' . , ,aflii - ', 6,1 A ' -I ,fre x5'i 'X ' xy ..' L ' , ,A 'S -A .' - 'f , f. S- 4 nd , .A-.. i:-'-'-nw,-'Q . , . - . 1 : .' ': x - 2 l , ' L Q' A l z ' r V I I 4' V . . . b -z 'z, D' 2 ' if '- , D. Ahmann, J. Mahlen. Standing: Coach Krueger, H. Hickenbor- ' , ' ' A V ' . f' . ' ' ' , ' ' ' ' . . ' 4. I . v v . .1 h I . ' , . . . , - - , ' f' xg .A . 2 ' . ' eng z lp ' ' 1, , g r zu . z , z l nga , A A - ' 5: 1 v. r- v ' v . ' .1 ' 3. ' J: '-. ' - . A . .vvv 4. 1 . t. vi Q , L' - I 'l 5: L' EA.: 6 . L. . 1 gs. A' : A n I . K' 5 va ll V1 1 5: I4 ' ' ac - .' .' , ,Q ' 1 . .-.MM - - - - l 1 1 f A , Y , V? 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'b WAR sw The 1951- baseball season got under xx iv Nfarch , vuth about fifteen boxs trxlnfr their luck vxlth the ball and bat Three of last xears lettermen back to take care of the mfleld xx ere Chuck Ixrav agna Don Gard and Lyle Hanson Jack Pogorelc, also a letter vxmner of last year s team, was back to play center field and cover the mound lhe rest of the team was made up mostlv of sophomores and a few Juniors The team lacked experlence and was sllghtlv loxx on the pltchlng staff Hxghlme and Renton xx ere poxx er houses ln the league, ls vxell as Cloxer Park xxho had thelr entnre champnonshnp team returning Pictured above are Pogorelc G Gard and L Hanson who are three of the returmng letrermen from last years mne- Bottom row left to r1ght L Gxlbertson B Ellenwood J Lombardnm L Hansen Pogorelc Standmg j Kovacevrch B Paterson M McCullough M Sarher D Crevls D Gard R Jensen B Brothers Amk. , Q ,.s, ,.VV, , Y K4 ff ' E , , 35, ,fr Rvws gf -l . 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Q K I ' W 1 ' PY , 5 ' X VM 5 ' r 1, 'f' nr' s Leiter C h Fosters taurus Ihg GIFIG Ietter Club prouded many op lJOI'tl1IlltlLQ for frxrls mterested ln sports Among these 0PP0l'tllI1ltlCS were trrps to other schools for p1aydawQ glXlIlg' G LC members the adw antage of meetmg gxrle of other Schools and partlclpatmg m various sports Prea Nrrrna Osborn Pres A The grrls en-yow ed Sports such as buketball N'-W gf M Mllllkfn md Manallffg softbxll sollexball table tCIlIllS and wollu S Mllfllfly and R Goodale were drs tusemg rmportant huimess at an offr ers meetrng ttnms Fnyoyrng., a game of badmrnton were B ohnion and V Love enjoyed an Norma Osborn showed Barb johnson N1 Mrllrken and M Klmgmm nxcxtlng., garm of ihuffleboard Maryellen Hunter Murrel Carden and Shrrlcy Board her secret of Succev at mukmr, 1 hlsket M Mrllrken made great efforts to score for her team Trymg hard to pre vent her from scorrng 19 D Shaffer jean Stouffer and Carolyn Barn:-S demonstrated to 9 Sholz and P bonntag tht proper methods of pumpnng .1 hu M Klmgman and P Stanton cngoyed ketball an excntrng game of mhlc tennis 68 Q 9 a Q v TU1 H . , . , . 4 Y , , V - . 8 . . . 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N rs Q V WZ, , , Q J ' x r up omits for Enthusnastne Q mr' s Members becoming quite skillful ln these sports were gn en the honor of bemg chosen to take part m the class tournament betu een the freshmen sophomores, Juniors, and SCIIIOPS Xll was not pleasure for the gurls Thu uorktd h xrd to build up their treasury bv stll mg rt freshmtnts at games They also sponsor ed 1 booth at the PTA carnn 'll 'md dec or xtc tl for the football banquet j Weber and B johnson carefully worked out a plan for therr team to Carry out 'Q 15 4 'K I6-.aa B Patkerson and V Love enjoyed Hansen E Lundqurst M Krmk The champron volleyball team was therr last year of playmg baseball m j Pogorelc N Kranc H Carden dem composed of E Olson D Savrck D L onstrated therr skrll at tumblmg Wzllrams M Bagby j Hansen S Shaffer A Hall G Balsley L Mala testa C Peterson and D Palmqurst Norma Osborn who was an energetxc member of G L C was elected pres rdent of the club durmg her semor year Ss... 5? L Frnl Rau Gunderson B johnson D Shaffer B Puketson V Love M Casper j Stouffer S Brown N Osborn C Barnes B West D Fumrsh D Kelly P Sonntag S Board Second Rau H Carden S Monarty M Ames P Stanton R Srlvestn A Parkinson B johnson j Hawthorne M Mrlltken M Klmgrnan C Rasmussen j Weber M Carden N Brrtt Thin. Rau R Goodale P Plass N Kranc D West R jones A Landskov B Hotten F Lundquxst M Malgarmr j Whrtehouse M Wetton j Sllvestn j Rogers j Adams Fourzb Rau R Young I Kennedy D Roth j Pogorelc E Howe M Donan N LeRoy V Vernerellr A Marangan M Knnk A Ness j Peterson V Peterson G Buff G9 ' 0 0 0 y 4 i f' - gt 32. i .... .2 .' ' ,.' , , A . D .- 1 . ' .. v s 3 ' ' U, v lv. - , 1 1 V. . . ' 1 .1 '- - - I -: . ', 1 ' Q 2 l l A S C . ' ' r A I ' J 1 x . '...K1 s V s : v - I - 1 Q h ,.X 7' 'rift ' .Lx 1 , ' rf ' ' 4, X, ' , H fu, a A is ,MA ' fr 9' , . . .. : W- S. ir 5 Z 'K' s 0- . D , B J l o , , ' 1: . , . , , , . . , . , . , .l , . , . A , . - , - , - ,V - - . - - irospefcifiye Stars to onmorrow llgatitltledl on orumts Coach Boh Camp- bell gave s o m e pointers to M. Greenig, L. Laush, and B. Franklin at one of the early spring turn-outs. Practicing their backhand shots early in the fall training program, anxious tennis players were eager to retain the championship crown, which Enumclaw has won for the past three years. After losing six lettermen, Coach Bob Campbell searched for prospec- tive players. Returning lettermen were Bob Jorgensen, Don Blakely, and Darrel Glover. Seeking berths left vacant by graduated seniors were Roberta Goodale, Lois Malatesta, Joan Han- sen, Arlene Ness, Marsha Bagby, Ron Jorgensen, Morrie Greenig, Bob Franklin, and Jo Ann Haw- thorne. Other prospective players turned out during the spring. ln the past eight years, Enumclaw has placed no lower than third. En- thusiasm was high among the play- ers to keep the championship. Firrl Row: D. Glover, B. Jorgensen, L. Laush, D. Blakely, B. Franklin, M. Greenig. D. Simundson. Serond Raw: J. Haw- thorne, E. Olson, L. Malatesta. D. Williams, A. Ness. Third Rout J. Ulman, A. Hall, D. Savick, J. Hansen, M. Wetton, R. Goodale, M. Bagby. Watching as Don Blakely demonstrated a forehand shot were D. Glover and B. Jorgensen. Roberta Goodale displayed her style of serving to L. Mala- testa and J. Hawthorne. any llinidliividlmuialls orlkedl Hard to pro mice M . 99 SILSCGHL MMU1 After gorging themselves with seafood, members of the annual Howard Millan and Garfield Olson, W erhaeuser Timber staff were seen leaving Crawfords Whether a yearbook is successful or not depends on the co-operation of many individuals. To these people the 1954 Caseadian staff wishes to extend its sincerest thanks. Our hats are off to you: Businessmen of Enumclaw, without your support, this publication would have been impossible. hir. Rex VValdron, special thanks. You were the backbone of our annual. Your work, praise, and sometimes nagging were indispensable. el' Company officials, discussed the theme of the 1954 annual with JoAnn Hawthorne and Sandra Carlson. Mr. L. Garfield Olson and Weyerhaeuser Timber Company for your help in developing our theme and permission to take pictures at the White River mill. The faculty, administration, and student body for your valuable time. Once again we wish to say - - Thank you! Sandra Carlson, Editor Mr. Leslie Shaw of Farwest Lithographing and Printing, for your many helpful suggestions and personal interest in our yearbook. Mr. Henry Hergert of the Courier-Herald, for the' many hours of your time setting the type for this year's Cascadian . Mr. Bert Perler, your niany trips to linuniclaw and excellent pictures were greatly appreciated. .7 N51 X. Bob Pierce proudly received the Inspirational Award from Ken john- son, lnspirational Award winner in 1926. Doug Danley, congenial annual photographer, paused to set his light meter before taking a picture. Marysville players regtetfully 1 watched as Harold Hickenbottom L. stretched for two points. oruutru IUITIIIIOIJS rolm occat pomtsors oostettll Budget Illt tascadran staff xushes to extend tts slncert thanks md 'LIJPILLIBIIOII to the local merchants, who so xullmhlx eontrrbuttd to the publication of thxs, tl e IQJL C 1-.cttlrtn B14 VI' RLX PARKERSON Buslness ltfanager THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ENUMCLAW WEYERHAEUSER TIMBER COMPANY Enumclaw Rochdale Co The Courler Herald Collms Motor Co P xulson Chr s rolet Garrett Emrx Buick Co J C Pennegs Jensen 8. Co klllgllt s Pharmacy Lottl 23157 I VV A Nlrllrr s ,lux elrs Xlltb Nlce Bakery 'Nfel s Conftttlonery Nelson Lumber 8. Hardu are 1 eoples Cash Store Payless Food Store Sell md Nlotor Parts A K U Lumber Co Horton Servrct Statron -I 8: G Food Center Johansen Market Ken s Texaco Bt Wrecker Krbler Br Btege Attorneys Morgans Trre Servrce Douglas Plumbmg Edward s l0c Store Enumclaw Sales Pavrlron Farm Supply Hank Madrson s Service Harold s Cafe Sunrrst Bakery G A Tooley bmon Orl Products Washrngton Co opcrattve Farms Harold O Mohn Western Auto Supply X C VI l'lf.,Ilt Punt Stort Xnders Irrt stone Store Blue Blrtl fonfectlonerw 1'IlllIllCIdXK Bowl K Iuntll I' llllIllCId.X! Cle uters lxrmers Nlutu al Ins Co Cxronuk s I'ItCTI'IC K tllttl frnndt rson s Hlllllt Illl'IlISIIlIl,L,S H I IXXIQ Attornts I'rtnk Cooley Shell Oil Co lJlStl'lbllt01' J X Sorensen S. 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