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

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XI Q ,. ,- Mix ' Y' 6 . 2 of Q V Q 1 X .., U ,,. - ,. 'U' Ki X Wi e ' uf , - ' .. ,J ,r ' 1 ei, e 'Q' 33 A ROW ONE: Jean Gunderson, Sallie Gard, Glen Jensen, Clydene Harp, Susan Hunt, George Franchini, Norma Grey, Sandra Forler, Louise Holdener, Mona Hall, Sandra Fell. ROW TWO: Vickie Knudsen, Betty Jennings, Kay Kremer, Diane Grens, Priscilla Ildstad, Janice Holing, Dennis Gill, Leo Lanier, Pete Johnson, Bruce Greenig. ROW THREE: Cliff Johnson, Robert Fell, Madeline Hansen, George Greer, Edwin Hurt, Jack Johnson, Larry Hegenderfer, Gerry Judkins, Bob Lloyd, Bob Hutchins. ijlley Ogeacfydcfiuified .ljiwongfft .jlle mar ploorfnnified ja e7AZVl'L Mlm The Sophomore class has had excellent cooperation in all class activities, stated Gary Cooley, president. Representatives Bob Hutchins, vice-president: Chuck Capponi, treasurer: and Janet Pedersen, secretary, enthusiastically agreed with the president's valuation of the class. Fired with pep the Sophornores entered into the social life of high school by pre- senting the Sophomore Hop. Under the inspiring guidance of Miss Isabel Stead and Mr. Frank Osborn, the Class of '58 contributed numerous talented acts for the All- High Revue. The football and basketball games were an excellent opportunity for class projectsg they sold concessions at many games and sponsored dances in the girls' gym. A few staunch maroon and gold defenders were Jim Jorgenson, Eli Parkinson, and Albert Verschaeve. Gary Cooley, David Sather, and Darrel Hegle were just a few who fought for victories on the basketball court. Adding to pep at games was Sandra Fell, one of the Senior-High song leaders. , The Class of '58 overcame such obstacles as indifference, ignorance, immaturity, and improved their study habits. The first four years was the Sophomore's chance to show the student body that they were ready for responsibility and had become a part of student life at Enumclaw. NOT PICTURED: Mavas Branch Helen Nyberg Eleanor Sather Grace Sevilles Regie Sevilles Bonnie Snyder Darlene Sutherland Mike Bathum Bob Mitchell Richard Moergeli Arthur Moriarty Dennis Rosenberg Douglas Rosenberg Darrel Hegle ROW ONE: ROW TWO: ROW THREE: Allen Warner, Leonard Thorsett, Lynn Milliken, Gloria McPherson, Otha Mills, Robert Malgarini, Joe Osborn, Frances Milhalich, Gene Marancon, Jim Olsai. Bill Montgomery, Virginia Lilly, Carol Marshall, Eleanor Moeller, Gloria Moeller, Wilma Perry, Beverly Osterdahl, Martha Rose, Rodney Parkinson, Janet Pedersen, Jim Jorgenson. Richard Pohlot, Darlene Poeski, Faye Olson, Dave McCrindle, Diane Liane, Katherine Polenas, Christine Mead, Eli Parkinson, Gerry McDougal, Louis Nielsen. fir' . ,K .Aria I N-Wai L... L1 P 8611.

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so-H, Q. S. -To it TPI. f ws 1-us' I ROW ONE: Richard Donkers, Gary Calvert, Bill Chapman, Bill DeHoff, Marlene Draghi, Beneta Benham, Jo Ann Ainsworth, Louise Cunningham, Alfrieda Cox, Marlene Amundson, ROW TWO: Luana Benson, Jim Carnino, Nan Borgen, Karen Callero, Chuck Capponi, Perry Earley, Richard Barnes, Mary Beardsley, Margaret Bissig, Dewanna DeMoss. ROW THREE: Mike Brown, Ron Barnes, Janice Deardon, Joan Dibley, Jim DeMarco, Roy Burdulis, Alvin Alchley, Dick Combs, Leonard Bevaart, Gary Cooley. 3111 dew! PAPIKIIVG lffy T' KPTTJ WH Jim Jorgensen drove the first sign into the turf on the new student parking lot as Gene Marangon, Virginia Lilly, and Sandra Fell helped with their words of encouragement. The Sophomore class officers: Gary Cooley, president: Chuck Capponi, treasurer5'Bob Hutchins, vice-president: and Janet Pedersen, secretary, put the first poster adver tising a football game, in the Outdoor Bulletin Board, a gift from the Class of '55, ROW ONE: Eugene Zufelt, Sharon Richardson, Mardine Stanhope, Louis Pedersen, Rhoda Rupert, Joyce Stark, Sylvia Shaffer, Carol Whitehouse. ROW TWO: Robert Paschick, Sonja Sonneeon, Marilyn Sill, Gloria St, Clair, Nancy Wright, Nadine Van Hoof, Jack Selland, Dennis Stergion, Mary Swader. ROW THREE: Elli.s MacFarland, Gary Paulson, Harry Rossie, Albert Verschaeve, Dan Simmons, David Sather, Jim Wells, John Umek. Q 'PQ 2: J Z ,.e:f '1fx

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Keemng the trophies shfferms hke their Smiles officers: Pres. Neil Balsley, Vice-Pres. Ron were the jobs of President Neil Balsley, Vice- President Ron Porter Secretary Barb Douglas, Milly Johnson, Roy Thorpe, Sally Rogers, Linda Sisson, Jim Parkin, Kenneth Huber, Sandra Kirk, Pearl Lewis. Shirley Ruggles, Bill Petchnick, Allen Petchnick, Margie Weston, Doravin Weston, Shirley Zaputil, Virginia Bockman. Marvin Adams, Jack Gelsvik, Marie Adams, Karen Erickson, Ioan Joswick, Elaine Liane, Joan Lytle. jfte jyrwftman Cfcm Mirlecf gzwe mrging .A7!ar0!...aA1!arc! Z pgme The boys learned more about the girls and the girls discovered boys as they worked and prepared for the next three years, years that were to be theirs in Enumclaw High School. Available for consultation during these crucial periods of getting assignments in on time were these Freshmen Porter, Sec. Barb Douglas, and Treas. Doravin Weston. The Freshmen were eager to adapt them- selves to the routine and classes of high school and yet they wanted to keep their Junior High years part of their exploration into Senior High School and the future. Studies and parties mixed as they started paving their way down the many highways to opportunities. Freshmen Not Pictured: Betsy Bennett, Linda Bushea, Laurelie Davis,x Alice Halbin, George Condon, Steven Erickson, Larry Grove, Robert Piatt, Chuck Tost, Leonard Van Hoof, ROW ONE Butch Miller, Ron Porter, Herbert Miller, Joanne Okeson, Arlene Jensen, Karrin McPherson, Marlene McMasters, Robert Oliver, Linda Nieson, Mary Mitchell. ROW TWO Donna Ogle, Geraldine McCutchen, Nancy Montgomery, Joan Pedersen, Russell Ploss, .Tim Neilsen, Darlene Nelson, David Osborn. ROW THREE: Dnnie1RBtliff, Jack Sharlock, Carl Mahlen, Harley Olberg, Ted Murdock, Mike Noble, Dick Pedersen, Richard Lucchesi. if Q .4 near. Dancing at noon mixers, the noon movie, and planning for the class picnic in the spring, all were