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

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S N O S l 'f' if H - lr toy ROW l: Adrienne Petchnick, Anna Lokovsek, Christine Polenas, Orie Mann, Jean Mattioda, Carol Younkers, Sharon St. Clair. ROW Z: Victor Mahlen, Larry Sandness, Robert Stark, .Tim Carlson, Joyce Weber, Judy Mueller. ROW 3: Andy Parkinson, Julius Marty, Sandra Morgan, Gary Lytle, Clifford Nyberg, Douglas Beech, Norman Mattioda. lfmiom fqcfzfwec! Are, .fgnlficayocafeof jim mow. up at The junior class officers, President - Rose Ann Hosier, Vice-President Don Schwab, Secretary - Angie Ahmann, and Treasurer - Dave Buff, decided to discard their books and tried out their cooking ability. Pearl Hill and Gene Gilbertson debated over which television show they wanted to watch while Lois Olson patiently awaited the great deci- sion and Bob Bremmeyer looked on amusingly. Z5 5 , . ,S-.

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agifzofalfn ,fglffaineof Jae JQy .12 vwce55 A .EQAUQVQJ Qlfl'Llfl'L8l'LC8lfl'LQl'Lf .AJJV855 DORIS PAL MQUIST Valedictorian CAROL PEDERSEN Co-Salutatorian JIM KOVACEVICH Co-Salutatorian For their class speaker the class of 1956 chose their president, Bob Patterson. A life member of Torch, Bob was active in football, basketball, and baseball. He was also active in various clubs around school. Some of them being Letterman's, Fireman's, B. O.C. for three years, Bob helped prove that student government is a part of modern education. The faculty for their speaker this year chose Joan Hansen. Leading the Girls' Club in her Senior year, - Joan worked earnestly with the girls. Another life Torch member she is also in G. L. C. , Pep Club, F.H.A. , and on the B. O. C. Athletically Joan is an accomplished tennis player and a very well deserving girl. 74 With a whirl of excitement in the spring, Commencement speakers were chosen and it was disclosed, Doris Palmquist, Valedictorian. With her cheer- ful smile, Doris has been very active. A member of band for two years, S.B.A. secretary, life Torch member and Girls' State, were only some of the undertakings of this capable girl. She is also a past Worthy Advisor of Rainbow for Girls. Truly we will all, faculty and students, long remember Doris and the rightfully bestowed honor upon her of being Valedictorian. A rare occasion this year was the Co-Salutatorians. Jim Kovacevich was one of these. Jim was not only studious but also participated in numerous activities. Fireman's Club, Boys' State, Lettermanls Club, football and basketball were only a few for this life Torch member A tremendous job in his senior year was that of S. B.A. president, which he capably held. Congratu lations, Jim, to a great student leader. Yell Queen, Carol Pedersen earned the title of Co-Salutatorian also. Secretary of Girls' Club, a member of F.H.A. Pep Club, and G. L. C. Carol was active in each. Commercial was her choice of courses and untiringly she worked at it. With bubbling energy she reigned as yellxqueen in her senior year. Leadership and high scholastic rating re Carol's main attributes. BOB PATERSON JOAN HANSEN Class Qnasum- F311-nif., Q.....1,,...

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Eagerly leading the junior class through many activities were President - Rose Ann Hosier, Vice-President - Don Schwab, Secre tary - Angie Ahmann, and Treasurer - Dave Buff. Mr. Louis Fagnan and Mr. Alvin Thorton, class advisors, did their job by offering many helpful ideas. Sportswise the junior boys were very successful. Vance Spangler, Larry Balsley, Dave Buff, Gary Carlson, Dean Barkus, and Mike Farman were just a few of the many who gave their time to football, basketball, and track. Vance Spangler brought fame to the class of'57 by earning the All Con- ference 'Quarterback Second Team award. The junior class presented their Prom and held a banquet for the seniors on the same night, February 18. Many turned out to make it a success. Musically they were led by the girls quartet who were well received by the Student Body Association, Janet Dodd, Angie Ahmann, Judy Noble-, and Lois Olson. These girls entertained various clubs throughout the community and also sang on a television show, Wally's Hi Jinks. The junior band and chorus members also furthered the years entertainment. Schoo1 Daze and candy canes raised the treasury. Selling at games and sponsoring sock dances also kept Dave Buff busy keep- ing the books up to date. Socially the junior class ranked high with several members participating in the Thanks- giving pageant. Judy Noble held the leading role in the Christmas play with many other juniors playing minor roles. They also took part in the Easter pageant and the All High Review. Many of the junior students held offices in major clubs. I i l - A NOT PICTURED: Pat Webster, Pat Olds, Janet Rosenberg. .fgffer WMA cEZ5iAcm4i0n jfmf ,gitccew ma ,Wie gba! ROW 1: Nancy Garin, Alice Crandall, Sally Jensen, Marcella Bevaart, Sharon Gray, Rose Ann Hosier, Margie Miller, Cynthia Shaw, ROW Z: Raymond Lewis, Kenny Lloyd, Gail Merrill, Retta Hotton, Pearl Hill, Lois Olson, Margaret Linder, Phyllis Nichols, Sheila McCutchen. ROW 31 Elaine I-Hush, Nancy Manowski, Dorothy Kirkland, Eddie Hansen, Gary Carlscn , Karl Gulan, Ralph Gulan, Kenny Marshall, Henry Holst.