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

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Above: Back row: Standing, left to right: Wiliiizir Derrick, Richard Houghton. Phillip Poppleton, ,Izunes Lawson, jon Erickson. Second row: Guy Clemons. Murvis Bauer, Shirley Nicholson, Beryl Benton, Dorothy Chamberlain, Myrmx Crnwston. Mr. Rutherford. Seated: Suzunn Schwab. Lyle Kenny, Verla Hrinson. johnny Benton. llu Niue De-Xvsild. Ruth Graves. Lower: Officers, left to right: Lyle Kenny, treusurerg lla Niue Ih-Vfulrl, sec-rr-lnryg Y:-rlu Hrinson vim- president: johnny Benton. pre-sirientg Mr. Rullieiforti, prinrip.il, ' ' 1694: Seeking the guiding light for the student body, the Student Council got underway soon after the opening of school. The class presidents and repre- sentatives from the classes and clubs, the student body officers, Mr. Rutherford, and Mr. Root constituted this governing body. They had a very active year supervising and providing the necessary help for various athletic and social functions ofthe school.

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Bob Wehrer, vice-pres.: Mar- gie Wishard, treasurer: Shirley Nicholson, rep., Miss Lewis, adviser, Marvis Bauer, secre- tary: james Lawson, president. W The Federal Way 'Sl Beacon of Light shone brightly for the past four years reveal- ing athletes, artists, musicians, actors, and students. Leading the seniors in their activities this year were james Lawson, president, Robert Wehrer, vice-president: Marvis Bauer, secretary: Margie Wishard, treasurer, and Shirley Nicholson, rep. to the Student Council. Miss Lewis and Mr. Root were their able advisers. Their two major events were Spring Fever, the senior play, given on November l8, and the Senior Ball, which was held during the spring. The class prophecy and will were read at the senior assembly in May. Many seniors participated in extra-curricular activities. The Girls' Athletic Associa- tion, the Future l-lomemakers of America, Lettermen's ,,,,, Club, Drama Club, Debate, Annual staff, Librarian, .-- .W Pep Club, Drill Team, and our school paper, the Eagle r,'5'-Eg., Eye, were the major interests of the seniors. Many f members of the class helped prepare and promote the I i Carnival. ,V V D I 5- 'F Baccalaureate and graduationwere the highlights f f -lf ? , ,.,. if of the year. On June 5 the seniors, dressed in blue caps 5- ff if' ' '- , and gowns, marched down the aisle to the immortal , , -H . Pomp and Circumstancef' . 'A in '-'i' . ll f 2 U ,S ,- '-Q' .VQ U Q. i :g '11, i'1,!j ' A