Federal Way High School - Secoma Yearbook (Federal Way, WA)

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ek, 5 President , , Walt Cummings Vice-President , , ,,,, Jay Templeman Secretary , ,, ., , ,,,, .,Kay Jones Treasurer , , YYDax'id Zuck Representative ,,,, Jerry Beebe Class Advisor , ,, , . , , Mrs. Stumpf ec 1 952 as 0RDlNARY SF AMEN SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTQRY 1, lf As ordinary seamen, the Sophomores began' their year by electing an all boy crew. Walter Cummings was the Helmsman and Jay Tem- pleman was his able Lee Helmsman. Kay Jones was the Messenger, David Zuek, the Steward and Jerry Beebe was the Lookout. , Our boys really dived into 'Sold man footballf' As a result, many made the squad. These same boys were very active in basketball, track, and baseball. We came through with Hying colors in presenting our class assem- bly and also a Sophomore Hopg this was the climax of the year and a great success. Many of the girls were active in drill team, G.A.A., and in the Glee Club. Two of the cheerleaders were from the sophomore class. The sophomores participated in the annual carnival, put on by the P.-T.A. and also in many of the other school activities. The sophomores have enjoyed an interesting year under the supervision of Mrs. Stumpf and Miss Brasse. They also hope that the coming years will be as enjoyable and worth while.

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President Lewis Eller . Vive-President Eddy Pulley Serretary-Treasurer Jon Erickson x Representative , , John Phelps , Representative Betty Bartleson Class Advisor Mr. Kuhn 66 99 LAND LUBBERS FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY 'l'hc Freshman Class of 1949-50 was not very experieneed on the ship when we Hrst started sailing, but after a few weeks we got our sea legs and elected our sl1ip's officers. They were: President, Louis Ellerg Vice-President, Eddy Pulley: Secretary-treasurer, Jon Erick- son: Representatives, Betty Bartleson and John Phelps. Our ship's advisors, Mr. Sparks and Mr. Kuhn, guided us through the fog. As land-lubbcrs, thc class assisted with the Christmas Tea and the Carnival. Also two of our girls were Cheer-leaders and they did a Hne job. Our male crew had their own football, basketball, and baseball tr-zuns and did very well. In the spring we were experienced enough sailors to beeome ordinary seamen.