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

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EVERYCNE SAID . . . Graduation Was a -f Momenfous Event . . . ' ,Z I I I 1 A l I Not Pizsluredz GERRY KURRY GP joe vim. MARY LOL' GALVIN Usherettes 3g G.L.C. 2, 53 F.H.A. 2, 3g Thespians 33 Tennis 2, 33 Ski Club 51 Class Trcas. 33 Girls' Club Treas. 33 Teacn- er's Asst. 23 Produc- tions 2, 3g Art Club 3. NINA RIVETT Chorus 2, 3, 4g Ush- erettes 4g Librarian 2, ALLEN SINCLAIR Entered from High- line, Washington. 1 is -'..:7 X Q. Q-a You can't blame a guy for falling in love with Viola Peterson, class Setretary. upon whom a great deal of work fell, Flying her with Valentines are Bob Britt. pres., Mike McCullough, rreas.. and 'lim Gunderson. vice-pres. For us, being Seniors became a spark of what was to be the final victory . . . a spark to grow brighter with each passing hour for our days were now numbered . . . Ytlhat we had learned in organiza- tion of ideas and display of talent came to life before our very eyes in Let's Danceu, the first class assem- bly . . . Green, brown and yellow tropical colors formed a reception center for twinkle toes at the Soph- omore Hop Jungle Jamboree and for once, we were really livin' . . . King Arthur had his lixcaliber, Galahad had The Grail. and we had Bob Franklin as Sophomore and Junior class prexy . . . On Class Day, the Juniors moved into position to replace the weary graduating Seniors . . . The pursuing class members who had to overcome such obstacles as chemistry. Span- ish and social ignorance. found the going tiring but only by such direct pressures as teachers, could the job be done . . . Another struggle for some of us, script writing, costum- ing. make-up, lighting and scenery, composed the picture of thc Junior Class Assembly, lVay Back lVhcn . . . Suffering a few emotional wounds, we emerged stronger in spirit . . . Through popular demand. the prize winning assembly was again brought before the public in a night performance . . . On the light- er side, we cntwined ourselves in pink and lavendar crepe paper to press into our memory books of Summer's Dreamsu, the Junior Prom . . . To further develop class spirit, the Jr.-Sr. Banquet chairman- ned by Dewaine Moore. fed the carniverous Seniors . . . A land of 18 turkey and gravy a la ptomainc . . . As Seniors we came alive in pink and black and Princeton haircuts . . Wa- were in the saddle with Bob Britt. class president. holding the reins . . . YVindow shopping. choc- olate sodas and banana splits . . . fighting battles over table cloths and trays . . . were all typical of the bus tour to Tacoma for those fabulous Senior pictures . . . Yvhirling snow- mcn. prickly holly. an illuminated sleigh. wreaths, a candle lit doorway . . . Vtle danced to the tunes of Sil- ver Bellsf' and Sleigh Ride in our Vvinter VVonderland, the Senior Ball . . . Vtle rolled in the aisles while the l,ittlc Dog Laughed . the Holly- wood shaming Senior play. broke attendance records . . . YYY cordial- ly invite you to attend said our announcements to the great event . . . Big ones, tall ones. thin ones, fat ones, we measured them all for blue and white caps and gowns . . . Land of sun bleached bones. land of cloudlcssf H skies . . . land of ham sandwiches and potato chips . . . we shot up king sized dreams of the future as we basked in our deck chairs on the Senior Cruise . . . The pick and shovel work done. we bc- came big cogs and big wheels that molded ideals and attitudes which accentuated campus leadership . . . VVith books in one hand and a dance invitation in another we advanced . . . The former to be used only in case of absolute necessity . . . Through hardship and play. through academic battles and social func- tions . . . a victory decisive and lasting . . . Commencement . . This was our chance to show our pro- gress toward the final victory, graduation . . .

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o Enfer fhe Adulf World CHUCK SCOTT Fire Squad 2, 5, 43 Ski Club 2, 5, Vice- Pres. 43 Science Club 2, 3, 4- JUDY WHITEHOUSE FHA. 2, 5, -13 G. L. C. 2, 33 Pep Club 3, 43 Usherertes 2. 3, 43 Office girl 3, 43 Nurses .iss'r. 23 Lib. assi. 23 Teacliens assi. 23 Productions 2, 3g Homecoming Princess 4. RON MILLER Science Club -1. GENE MCDONALD F.F.A. Z, 3, 4s Sci- ence Club 3, 4. DAVE NOBLE Band Zz Football -nil Baseball 23 Science Club 2, 3, -13 Dance Band Z, 3, 'ig Pep Band 4. ELINOR GRIP Usherettes -13 F.H.A. 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 5. -53 Teacher's Ass't. 23 Productions 3, 3' 3 'ir J 0. 17 SUE NELSON Chorus 3, -13 G.l.,C. 23 Teacher's Ass't. 3, 4. DUANE BURNITIUI' Chorus 43 Football 2, 3, 4. C' lc' 1 1

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