Granite Falls High School - Pilchuck Yearbook (Granite Falls, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1957 volume:

DedtcaU Mt To our Mothers and Fathers—whose interests have been in the improvement of our lives— whose love and encouragement have been inspira- tional- -and whose never ending sacrifices have made possible these four years of high school-- we respectfully dedicate The Pilchuck of 1957 The Class of 1957 --------------- 7P TP— T rmrs-. £_Tnt VISI tihjG-yAHite. ft PB ' c A i. T% A uaI h s C o5f h me pt: 7 'Pt cAuc r. j00y s.(?e y on Vl4nu cF t’h'S Fo ouJ V q p 3eS- X’ v ,W4 rw J ' 5 jCt's School oiiM 'AJmt $ «s rftwccal STANDING: Mr. Holman, advisor, Bill Davisson, Janice Willard SEATED around table: Dean Steinke, Lewis Winje, Jerry Larsen, Ted Lefebre Donna Burden, Sharon Woolman, Sharon Dearinger. Granite Falls High School Presents 7 757 'PtCc6uc Editor----------------- Assistant Editor------- Business Manager------- Ass't Business Manager Sports Editor---------- Art Editor------------- Art Editor------------- Typist----------------- Typist----------------- Jerry Larsen Dean Steinke Ted Lefebre Bili. Davisson Lewis Winje Janice Willard Donna Burden Sharon Dearinger Snaron Woolman i i I Congratulations to the senior class on all your accomplishments. I wish each one of you to be successful in whatever endeavor you enter. The facility is al-ways interested in you and the pathway that life holds for you. We invite you to return at, intervals during the comming years and visit about your activities and catch up on what is going on at Granite Falls High School. I hope that you have the basic fundamentals of education that will enable you to build a happy successful citizenship that will benefit any community in which you live. Everette G. Holman To the Students of Granite Fails H. 3.: Like commencement, this opportunity to address you comes but once a year; thus each word becomes im- portant. There is an old athletic maxim which says A good team makes the breaks. May each of you through your experiences here at Granite have become good enough to get the breaks. The secretary for this year was Claribel Matter. She supported the school and helped the students in any way possible. COOKS Our cooks this year were M-’s. Mary Klaus a .id Mrs. Helen Wiley. The meals they served us were very good and we wish to t.nank taem si.ncere_y for their nard and devoted work. CUSTODIAN A1 Bend was our custodian this year. He did a swei.1 Job of keeping our school clean. MR. STRAND 'World Geography Soph. English Science, Sth Ag 9th 10th Metal Saop V. G. WOOD Latin I Math, 7th Ci 3th Geometry Advanced Math Forestry JAMES ANDERSON World Problem.0 U. S. History Vocal Music Band JOHN STUVINGA Geography, 7th 8th Science, 7th 8th English, 7th 8th AGNES WOOD Librarian INEZ EASTON English TV Typing Bookkeeping Shorthand BILL BARTHLOW P.E., Boys' Girls' History High School Athletics Frosh. Orientation JEAN BROWER Science Mathematics Jr. High Athletics O.F. WEYERMANN Mechanical Drawing Shop Crafts DOROTHY WEYERMANN Home Economics English, II HI .A Ik CAROLE McGILLIVRAY Senior Play 4 Senior Ball Comm. 4 G.A.A. 1, 2 Girls' Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 2, 3} b Junior Prom Comm. 3 Homecoming Comm. 4 Initiation Comm. 4 All-School Play 1, 2 Dramatics 3 I _ RICHARD HUNT F.F.A. Reporter 3 Initiation Comm. 4 Student Council 2 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Senior Ball Comm. 4 Junior Prom Comm. 3 3oys' Club L, 2, 3 Football 4 Basketball 4 Baseball 3 RAY HUGHES Football 1, 2 Basketball Mgr. 1, 2, 3 Big G 1, 2, j, 4 Boys' Club 1, 2, 3 + Big G Sec.-Treas. 3 A.S.B. Election Comm. 3 Junior Prom Comm. 3 Senior Play Bs. Mgr. 4 F.F.A. Vice-Pres. 4 Initiation Comm. 4 WILLIAM RAWLINS Student Council 3 Football 5 Track 3 Senior Play 4 Class Pres, b Junior Prom Comm. 3 Initiation Comm. 4 Big G 3, b Torcn C-ub 2, 3 Basketball U SHARON DEARINGER Girls' Cabinet Pres. 4 Homecoming Princess 2, 3 Girls' State 2 Student Council 3 Class Sec.-Treas. 1, 2, b Torch Club 2, 3) b Cheerleader 3 Senior Play All-School Play 1, 2 Annual Staff 1+ LEWIS WINJE Track 2, 3 Basketball 3 Football 3 Annual Staff 4 Tiger Rag Editor 3 b Senior Play 4 All School Play 1, 2 Student Council 4 Big G 3, 4 Torch Club 2, 3 b •x JANICE WILLARD Student Council 1, Chorus 2, 3y Girls' Cabinet 1, 2, 3 Initiation Comm. 4 Dramatics 3 Tiger Rag 3 Homecoming Comm. 2, 3 Senior Play A All-School Play 2 Annual Staff U ROBERT BOWYER Baseball Mgr. 1 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Drivers Training 3 Big G-1 Senior Play Comm. U Junior Prom Comm. 3 Senior Ball Comm. 4 Initiation Comm. 4 Boys' Club 1, 2, 3 F.F.A. Sec. 4 JOHN BURRUS Big G 1, 2, 3, h Junior Prom Comn. 3 Senior Ball Comm. U Big G. Vice-Pres. 4 Basketball 3 i+ Football 1, 2, o, A Track 2, 3 Initiation Comm. 4 Class Vice-Pres. U F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 TED LEFEBRE Big G 1, 2, 3, U Baseball 1, 2, 3 4 Basketball 3 4 A.S.B. Pres. 4 Boys' State 3 Annual Staff 3 4 Class Pres. 2, 3 Senior Play 4 Tiger Rag 3, 4 F.F.A. Pres. 3 JOHN SPROMBERG Boys' Club 1 Senior Play 4 Freshman Initiation Comm. Junior Prom Coram. 3 Track 3 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3 4 Football 2, 3 4 Class Vice-Pres. 2 Big G. Pres. 4 SHARON WOOLMAN ♦ Girls’ Cabinet Sec. 4 Annual Staff 4 Dramatics 3 Student Council 2 Senior Play 4 Tiger Rag Bs. mngr. 4 Song Leader 2 Chorus 3 4 homecoming Comm. 2, 3 4 Initiation Comm. 4 4 DONNA BURDEN A.5.B. Sec.-treas. 4 Girls' Cabinet 4 Annual Staff 4 Dramatics 3 Tiger Rag 4 Girls' State 3 Senior Play 4 Initiation Comm. 4 Chorus 4 Drivers Training 3 ZJEAL BARSTOW Big G 1, 2, 3, Boys, Club 1 Initiation Comm. 4 Football 1, 2 Basketball 1, 2 Senior P-Lay 4 Senior Ball Comm. 4 Junior Prom Comm. 3 JERRY LARSEN Boys' State 3 A.S.B. Vice-Pres. 4 Annual Staff 3 4 Senior Ball Comm. 4 Tiger Rag 4 Senior Play 4 Junior Prom Comm. 3 Baseball 2, 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Football 4 ARNOLD SCKSRR2R Class Sec. 3 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 F.F.A. Sec. 3 Junior Prom Comm. 3 Senior Ball Comm. 4 Senior Play Comm. 4 Drivers Training 1 Initiation Comm. 4 GEORGE RUSSELL Entered in senior year from Arlington High Band 4 Glee 4 Senior Ball Comm. 4 ( P'i6 4eap The year 1977• The date? May 22. The place? The new studio of Schmalt Dusney's Dusneyland located in Granite Falls. The population of Granite has now risen to the astounding total of 503 As I entered this metropolis, through the gates of Fantasy Land, I was approached by a dashing white steed, topped by a. knight in shining armor. I soon recognized this enchanting knight as Robert Bowyer. I was engaged in a very lively conversation with Bob when out of the silence I heard the passionate cry of 'Oh Arnie!' When I looked quiz- zically at Bob he immediately explained that it was Arnie Scherrer going rough the Tunnel of Love with the latest sensation in shimmy dancers, ii Willard. I ran to the rescue of my old friend, Arnie, whom should I bump at the cirucs thin man, Ray Hughes. Ray explained how this all came about--by a strict diet of wine, women and song! After three weeks of this, Who wouldn't lose? Ray commented. From Fantasy Land I approached Adventure Land where I received the news that the latest and greatest explorer of all time, Jerry Larsen, has just returned from six years in darkest Africa. I was warned not to approach him since six years had passed since he'd seen a woman, an you know Jerry! Further into this escapade of mine I saw a Dillboard, a city block long, on which was the large black letter, THE FRIENDLY BROS. From the pictures, even with pincurls and beards, I knew immediately it was John and Max Spromberg, now a famous tag team in the field of wrestling. Parading in front of this billboard was a big 260-piece band, led by Gorgeous George Russell. Marching with him was the world-famous major- ette Carole McGillivray and her four little McGillivrayettes. I heard a grunt.' Where did it come from? Jfy old classmate, Zeal Barstow. From the barker's spiel I gathered that he was the only weight lifter that used live dumbells. His latest one was Dora Dumbell, better known to us as Sharon Woolman. On to Frontier Land to greet Wild Bill Rawlins, the only unmarried woman tamer. Wild Bill had a complete collection of women in his cages. On the top shelf, third cage to the left, I spied an old Buddy, Donna Burden. She was Wild Bill's best trained hoop jumper and was classified A-l in her category. The sole owner of all live stock used in Dusney films, little, speedy John Burrus, strutted toward me. John told me that Sharon Dearinger was the chief cook and baby-bottle washer at his ranch. Meanwhile back at the ranch I noticed Sharon must have been tasting all her goodies because at first glance she reminded me of a little round bead . Laughing hysterically, I started toward Tomorrow Land, where I heard an even more insane giggle than my own. I peered into the room from which the noise seemed to be coming, and there, in front of me, straight from the pages of a book, stood a mad scientist, Lewie Winje. He was about to shoot a magic potion into the arm of Richard Hunt. From the conversation that ensued, I found that the potion was to add curl to Wee Bitty's hhir. A sound of a door crashing down mingled with the terrifying sound of Wee Bit screaming. In floated a man wearing a space suit and madly pointing a ray gun directly at the window in which I was peering. I was quick to re- cognize the face under the fish bowl as none other than Ted Lefebre. My eyes were g_ued to his trigger finger as I saw it slowly pull back, I felt myself failing, falling, falling.......... I awoke with a thump and found myself lying on the floor, safe at home. %OiCC cutct We, the most superior and eminent Class of 1957, feeling most generous and kind hearted, wish to leave to the following students of this institution a few small items to show our never lasting friendship. I, Richard Hunt, bequeath my ability to fire Ag. teachers to Bobby Ottoway. I, John Burrus, bequeath my ability to play football to Frank Bear. He needs it. I, Sharon Dearinger, bequeath my natural curly hair to Bertie Benoit. I, George Russell, bequeath my ability to flirt to Jeff Craggs. I, Lewis Winje, bequeath my singing power to Jeff Satchmo Craggs. I, Sharon Woolman, bequeath my fighting ability with boys to the Junior girls. I, Max Spromberg, bequeath my ability to leave girls alone to Marvin Roye. I, Zeal Barstow, bequeath my ability to get along with teachers to Charlie Barton. I, Janice Willard, bequeath my power of training houndogs to Arlene Larsen. I, Robert Bowyer, bequeath my ability to get along with Mr. Skaar to Ron Perrigoue. I, Ray Hughes, bequeath my ability to get back into Mr. Skaar's class to Ed Horn and Bill McGee. I, Carole McGillivary, bequeath my ability to get married and finish high school to any girl who's fool enough to try it. I, Ted Lefebre, bequeath my ability to get along with Mr. Anderson to Ron Perrigoue. You need it. I, Jerry Larsen, bequeath my ability to get the annual out on time to Dean Steinke I, John Spromberg, bequeath my ability in sports to the Junior Class I, Donna Burden, bequeath my ability to get along with one man to Marion McLeod. Hope it helps, Marion. I, Arnold Schererr, bequeath my good behavior and ability to get along with V.G. Wood to the Junior Class. I, William Rawlins, bequeath my ability to get along with any teacher to iny little brother. To the Juniors we leave a shining example of what every senior should be. To the Sophomores we leave the ability to have as excellent an initiation as we did. To Miss Easton we leave 11!!! IJ! I! i To the Faculty we leave the hope that after May 22, you may live in peace. To the School we leave autographs on the desk, floor, walls, plus spitwads on the-ceiling. Also, bent locker doors, broken records, lightbulbs, windows, chairs, tables, fire alarms, faculty, etc.......................... Settc l'rtyt twuf' There are twelve seniors that started in the first grade together at Granite Falls. They are Lewis Winje, Bob Bowyer, John Spromberg, Ray Hughes, Ted Lefebre, Arnold Scherrer, John Burrus, Max Spromberg, Bill Rawlins, Zeal Barswow, Richard Hunt, and Janice Willard. Sharon Woolman came in the second grade, Sharon Dearinger in the third, Carole McGillivray in the fourth, Jerry Larsen in the sixth, and George Russell in the twelfth. Donna came in the second grade, left in the fourth, and came back in her junior year. In the seventh grade our class advisor was Mr. Brian Bond. The officers were: president, Lewis Winje; vice-president, Floyd Wilson; secretary, Burton Burghduff. We had thirty-eight students. Mr. V.G. Wood was our eighth grade advisor. Our officers were: president, Lewis Winje; vice-president, Sharon Dearinger; secretary, Sharon Woolman; treasurer, Ted Lefebre. Thirty-five students finished out the year. In our Freshman year there were twenty-eight students and our advisor was Miss Easton. The officers were: Marvin Larsen, president; Floyd Wilson, vice-president Sharon Dearinger, secretary-treasure; Janice Willard and Frank Macomber, student council representatives. We sold at one football game and at one movie. The seniors were quite easy on us during Initiation. We worked all day cleaning up the school. We had to dress in unusual costumes and it was fun while it lasted. As sophomores we made a lot of money. We sold at one football game, two basketball games and six food sales. The members of the class were very proud of the showing the sophomore boys made while on the B squad in basketball. Sharon Dearinger represented our class as a homecoming princess. The class officers were: Ted Lefebre, president; John Spromberg, vice- president; Sharon Dearinger, secretary-treasure; Sharon Woolman and Richard Hunt, student council representatives. Mr. Robert Perry was our class advisor and we finished out the year with twenty students. The officers for our junior year were: Ted Lefebre, president; Eugene Driscoll, vice-president; Arnold Scherrer, secretary-treasure; Sharon Dearinger and Bill Rawlins, student council representatives. V.G. Wood was our class ad- visor and we had twenty students. During the year we sold at a football game and at several basketball games. Quite a few of the boys turned out for sports. Sharon Dearinger was a cheer leader and represented our class as a homecoming princess. We presented our Junior Prom in November. The theme was Pilchuck Paradise. The biggest moment of the year was when our class rings arrived. During our senior year the officers were: Bill Rawlins, president; John Burrus, vice-president; Sharon Dearinger, secretary-treasure; Janice Willard and Lewis Winje, student council representatives. Our advisor was Miss Inez Easton. Our senior play was presented on November 9. The title was The Swamp House. It was a tremendous success. Our Senior Ball was held on April 12. Most of the boys participated in sports. Sharon Woolman and Donna Burden represented our class at the annual homecoming dance held February 8. There were eighteen graduating students this year. (?£ Z 14 student characteristic c ‘WEAKNESS Ct M- 20 YEARS HENCE DYING WORDS Seal Barstow Eyes To have fun Nightclub It's a raid. 'Methinks the world is awfully dead. Manager Job Bowyer Height Fish Fish And they are ‘Work's work, and what a racket. Farmer this big! Donna Burden Laughing Harold Housewife Harold, please 'Love is a dream; gosh I'm sleepy. do the dishes. John Burrus Physique Girls Girls' It's all in the 'We don't want him any longer; he's long enough. Basketball Coach wist. Sharon Dearingei Hair Food Dietician Burp. 'The kind of girl one likes to meet. Ray Hughes Size Sating Duncan Heinz More Sugar. 'He hath a lean and‘hungry look. Tester Richard Hunt Voice Exaggeration Car Salesman Dig those Why should the devil have all the good times? crazy pipes. Jerry Larsen Singing 'Women Owner of a Man, she's ''He couldn't be good if he would; he wouldn't modeling agency stacked. se good if he could. Ted Lefebre Haircut Raising Cain Ag. teacher Whaaaat. Experience is a hard teacher; she gives the test first and the lessons afterwards. Darole McGillivray Complexion Diamond rings T. V. cook Oh, my pie There is a woman at the beginning of all great things. is burning. William Rawlins Needling Teachers Deviling Chemistry Thar she Chemistry will be the death of me yet 11 teacher blows. leorge Russell Talking Wisecracks Politician And if I'm Like a cirdle ending never, his talk flows on foreve r. elected. Arnold Scherrer Dimples Quietness Farmer Come, Boss. He's not as bashful as he looks. John Spromberg Smile Sports Pro. basket- Aw, Come on, Hold the fort (U. S- Army); I'm coming. ball player fellers. Max Spromberg Sun Tan School Janitor Pick up your What's the use of all this schoolin', anyhow? gumwrappers. Janice Willard Personality Houndogs Dog Sic em. A smile to go with her personality. Trainer Hound. Sharon Woolman Freckles Pipes A driver Lay a 'I will succeed for I believe all I say. of a bug strip. Lewis Winje Teasing Driving Speed Demon What red 'If all the girls lived a mile from me light, Officer? h what a fast miler I would be. Janice Wil liard Bill Rawlins Raymond Hughes Donna Burden Jerry Larsen Sharon Wooman Arnold Schemer Lewis Winje Ted Lefebre Carole Mc'Jiliivray Bob Bowyer These not being able to find their baby picture are: Zeal Barstow, Richard Hunt, John Spromberg, Max Spromberg, John Burrus. Sharon Dearinger. BACK ROW: Mrs. Weyerman, advisor. Bill McGee, Charles Spromberg, Dean Steinke, Charles Barton, Charles Curtis, Bill Davisson, Larry Scherrer, Terry Arnott Bill Dearinger. SECOND ROW: Walter Scherrer, Frank Bear, Edward Horn, Boh Ottoway, Joe Cartwright, Mike Leckvold, Gustav Schwendtke. FRONT ROW: Grace Maconber, Edith Tupper, Marion McLeod, Margret Marker, Ruth Bond, Shirley Burrus, Dana Gordon, Venay Novak, Vickie Carpenter, Josephine Melton, Delores Gardner, Sharon Benoit. We sold at one football game and two basketball games. Our Junior Prom was a success. The famed Dave Lewis Combo furnished the music. The thane was Blue Moon; which took place November 16, 1956. Dean Steinke Student Representative Marion McCloud Student Representative Bill Davisson Class President Sharon Benoit Class Sec.-Treasure Ollcce BACK ROW: Terry Schmadeka, Marvin Woolman, Jeff Craggs, Patricia Rawlins, Carole Stiffler, Joan Abbott, Linda Campbell. SECOND ROW: Frank Day, Lonnie Perrigoue, Waldemar Schwendtke, Duane Burden, Byron Padget, Sharon Arnott, Karen Dale, Diane Miller. FRONT ROW: Mr. Weyerman, advisor, Carole Drisco, Beatrice Lindbeck, Roberta Benoit, Joan Winje, Lyndell Hunt, Lyle Jeffers, Gale Good, Jim Walters. s The sophomore class this year devoted more of their time to tudies than to outer activities. .They sold during two games, and put on two excellent assemblies. Pat Rawlins Student Council Carole Stiffler Vice President Terry Schmadeka President Roberta Benoit Secretary Treasurer Byron Padgett Student Council BACK ROW: Ruth Anderson, Sylvia Campbell, Roberta Henderson, Karen Engebretsen, Marx Menzel, Marvin Roye, Kenneth Scherrer, Harry Swanson. SECOND ROW: Judy Pratt, Beverly Stanton, Eunice Lee, Pat Lewis, Robert Bond, Kenneth Jacot, David Rawlins, Ivan Maik. FRONT ROW; Patty Leckvold, Marie Cook, Carolyn Bond, Geraldine Carpenter, Nona Nelson, Charles Tupper, Stanley Haskins, Howard Lindbeck, Mr. Brower, advisor. The freshman class was not very active this past year, but we did engage in a few class activities. We sponsored a Halloween Dance and party. We sold during two home basketball games and put on a skit for the assembly. Fun was had by al 1 on initiation day. Roberta Henderson Student Representative Charles Tupper Vic i-President Be.erly Stanton President Harry Swanson Sec.-Treasurer Howard Lindbeck Student Representative faiade BACK ROW: V.G. Wood, advisor, Byron Gordon, Jack Larsen, Seigfried Schvendtke, Ernest Williams, Vern Ottavay, Gary Langovski, Don Bucklenan, Bradley Cool, Jerry Dearinger. SECOND ROW: Gary Zerfoss, .'like Taklo, Ray Smith, Dennis Hurlbert, Kenny Lease, Kent Hanson, Kathleen Younce, Bernice Frizzel, Darlene Bond, Carolyn Harstad, Nancy Kennedy, Billie Jean Dale. FRONT ROW: Jimmy St. Joir, John Linder, Gordon Day, Bud Klaus, Leslie Berlin, Arlene Haugen, Karen Anderson, Beverly Horn, Kathleen Winje, Jackie Jacot, lone Scherrer, Nancy Sawyer. Darlene 3cnd Student Council Kenny Lease Vice President Billie Jean Dale President Nancy Kennedy Secretary Treasurer Seigfried Schvendtke Student Council Seventh dfaute BACK ROW: Eail Schemer, Dale Spromberg, Earold Ottoway, Larry Clark, Steven Bergan, Arlene Larsen, Ruth Thompson, Bonnie Pratt, Edith Stanton, Elsie Baker, Jackie Main, Donna.Huber. SECOND ROW: Advisor, Mr. Stuvinga, Lyle Pool man, Tommy Thompson, Dennis Hunt, Mike Graggs, Danny Perrigoue, Diane Stehr, Mikie Killer, Beverly Eylander, Kay Leckvold, Gloria Bunkleman. FRONT ROW: Jerry Jacobson, Ronald Kurlbert, Bob Adkisson, John Schemer, Jeannie Swanson, Mary Sundquist, Joanne Cook, Sandra Murphy, Jennie Lindbeck. KNEELING: Art Ware, Terry Maw, Eugene Bayly, Willard Sudds, Robert Benoit. Arlene Larsen Student Representative Robert Benoit Vice-President Ronald Hulbert President Genny Lindbeck Sec.-Treasure Lyle Poolman Student Representative Sharon Dearinger, representative from Granite Falls, was elected queen of the Marysville Strawberry Festival. It was a real honor for Sharon who worked hard for the position. In their junior years, Donna Burden and Jerry Larsen were elected to represent Granite Falls High School at Girls' and Boys' State respectively. The event was held at Ellensberg in June of last year. Boys' State was held the first week and Girls' State the following. They really appreciated the opportunity to learn about government and meeting many new friends. I won my trip to Kansas City, Missouri last October 1956. The contest was nation- wide, and began in March of '56. I competed in Stock, Swine, and Poultry judging, and the results were sent to Brooklyn, New York where they were compared with entries from all over the nation. In September, I learned I would represent Washington State in the National Contest. October 12-22, I spent in Kansas competing for the National title, and $2,000.00 cash. Studeat (T iauUl STANDING: Waldemar Scbwendtke, Jerry Larsen, Ted Lefebre, Dean Steinke, Lewis Winje, Byron Padget, Lyle Pool man. SITTING: Arlene Larsen, Darlene Bond, Donna Burden, Pat Rawlins, Jan Willard, Roberta Henderson, Marion McLeod. Jerry Larsen, vice-president Ted Lefebre, president Donna Burden, secretary- treasurer. G tce STANDING: sports editor, Jerry Larsen, assistant editor, Charles Curtis, editor, Lewis Winje, Ted Lefebre. SITTING: Sharon Dearinger, Donna Burden, business manager, Sharon Woolman, Janice Willard The Tiger Rag Staff was very successful in getting out the school paper this year. The staff managed to get the paper out on time without fail. Many new, different, and thoughtful ideas were used, making the paper larger and most successful. Not only did the staff put out a good paper; but they learned the principles of working on a large newspaper; thanks to Miss Easton. The Class of 1957 wishes good luck to the Tiger Rag Staff of 1957-58. STANDING: Beverly Stanton, Margret Marker, Karen Engebritsen, Venay Novak, Karen Dal1?, Joan Winje. SITTING: Sharon Dearinger, Donna Burden, Janice Willard, Sharon Woolman, Marion McLeod. Marion McLeod Vice-President Sharon Dearinger President Sharon Woolman Secretary-Treasure OtficexA Frank Bear, vice-pres. Bill Dearinger, pres. Pat Rawlins, Sargent of Arms. Karen Dale, sec.-treas. 'rfyoHon, Society BACK ROW: Miss Easton, Frank Bear, Lewis Winje, Charles Curtis, Bill Rawlins, Bill Dearinger, Gustav Schwendtke. FRONT ROW: Margaret Marker, Ruth Bond, Sharon Dearinger, Pat Rawlins, Carole Stiffler, Diane, Miller, Karen Dale. 7%oi4ic D efra TOP ROW: Donna Burden, Janice Williard, Ed Born, Bill Rawlins. MIDDLE ROW: Karen Dale, Dana Gordon, Silvia Campbell, Linda Campbell, Roberta Hendrickson. BOTTOM ROW: Pat Leckvold, Delores Gardner, Karen Engebretsen, Carole Stiffler. Left to right: Michael Craggs, Mike Tacklo, Danny Perrigoue, John Linder, Gloria Bunkleman, Kathy Younce, Sail Scherrer, Buddy Klause, Eugene Bayly, Leslie Berlin, Willard Sudds, Darlene Bond, Jerry Dearinger, Jackie Main, Karen Anderson, Vern Ottoway, Gary Zerfoss, Terry Maw, Mr. Anderson, TOP HOW: Ted Lefebre, Bill Davisson, Terry Arnott, Jerry Larsen, Byron Padgett, Walt Scherrer. MIDDLE ROW: Ruth Anderson, Nona Nelson, Joan Winje, Roberta Benoit, Sharon Arnott. BOTTOM ROW: Sharon Woolman, Carolyn Bond, Sharon Benoit, Beverly Stanton, Mr. Anderson, director. BACK ROW: Joan Abbott, Harold Ottoway, Vern Ottoway, MIDDLE ROW: Dean Steinke, Ruth Anderson, Marvin Woolman, Lyle Jeffers. BOTTOM ROW: Bail Scherrer, Marvin Roye, Kenneth Scherrer. eitounett TOP ROW; Richard Hunt, Ted Lefebre, Byron Padgett, Marvin Woolman, Terry Schmadeka, Ivan Maik, Lewis Winje, John Burrus, Bob Bowyer. MIDDLE ROW: Jerry Larsen, Bill Rawlins, Max Spromberg, Dean Steinke, Terry Arnott, Ken Scherrer, Ray Hughes, Marvin Roye, Mr. Barthlow, advisor. BOTTOM ROW: Charles Curtis, John Spromberg, Bill Davisson, Larry Scherrer, Mike Leckvold, Zeal Barstow, Charles Spromberg, Bill Dearinger, Jeff Craggs. Seniors earning their letters were: Richard Hunt—F.B.-B.B., Ted Lefebre— B.B-B.K.B. , Lewis Winje—B.K.B.-F.B.-Track, John Burrus—BoK.B.-F.B.-Track, Bob Bowyer—Mgr. B.B., Jerry Larsen—F.B.-B.K.B.-B.B., Bill Rawlins—F.B.-B.B.- Track, Max Spromberg—F.B. , Ray Hughes—F.B. , John Spromberg—F.B.-B.K.B-B.B.- Track, Zeal Barstow—F.B. Juniors earning their letters were: Dean Steinke—B.B.-B.K.B., Terry Arnot— F.B., Chuck Curtis—B.B.- F.B., Bill Davisson—F.B.-B.B., Larry Scherrer—B.B., Mike Leckvold—B.B., Charles Spromberg—F.B.-B.B., Bill Dearinger—B.B. Sophomores earning their letters were: Byron Padgett—F.B.-B.B., Marvin Woolman—F.B.-B.K.B.-B.B. , Terry Schmadeka—B.B. , Jeff Craggs—F.B. Freshman earning their letters were: Ivan Mike—F.B., Marvin Roye—F.B.-B.B., Kenny Scherrer—F.B. Jchn Burrus Back Senior Richard Hunt Back Senior Larry Scherrer Back Junior Jerry Larsen Back Senior Marvin Roye Back Freshman Kenneth Scherrer Back Freshman Byron Padgett Back Sophomore Ivan Maik Back Freshman Max Spromberg Back Senior John Spromberg End Senior Charles Curtis Guard Junior Jeff Craggs Guard Sophomore Charles Barton End Junior Lewis Winje Center Senior Bill Bawlins Tackle Senior Charles Spromberg Guard Junior Marvin Woolman End Sophomore Bill Davisson Tackle Junior Bill Dearinger Tackle Junior Mr. Bill Barthlow Coach Barthlow and coach Brower, not shown, put a lot of determination into the win- less football team this year. They did a good as job as possible with the material on hand. There was a lot of spirit throughout the year, and special credit goes to the players who stuck it out to the end of the year. Sharon Dearinger, Karen Dale, Marion McLeod The three yell leaders this year did a fine job in improving our school spirit. They showed up for every game and deserve a lot of credit for giving the play- ers the needed push to help them win in all the sports this year. Robert Bond Football Manager, Bob Bond, did an excellent Job as- sisting the coach and players The Granite Falls Tigers played good hard football under our new coach, Mr. Bill Barthlow. Although our record, O wins against 7 losses, is not impressive, most of our games were close. The high points of the season were Granite's 7-6 loss to Darrington and the 26-9 loss to the champion ffonroe Bearcats. Granite Falls 6 Darrington 7 Granite Falls 0 Langley 25 Granite Falls 0 Sultan 21 Granite Falls 0 Concrete 26 Granite Falls 6 Twin City 26 Granite Falls 9 Monroe 26 Granite Falls Ik Oak Harbor 32 Our co-captains this year were John Spromberg, John Burrus, and Byron Padgett. O.M. Aim HATER 3 UJovo« By George RuLSdft.ll ' rWtvg. - i ul. of O- Fi h� Song WKArt. the mi h-ty nou.n- tern. WaF - -h a. s May Oixr rn4morits last -for - ci eR_ I UU- Ocr ow.Tr And. Core JJ.m Mf,7s and. do uest and -free in. — ixe. +o irv —' Crease.. Starves ®u_r honored. AL f A ThroucjK the years vAf - hold. OU.r. fc r J I y J I f� f Ir'Tr Kf Xa ’ TER And we. proixAlu look +o Vhat Wi+K Hei - TER CJ I o - V And we. prowAly look +o thee Wi+K her IA J Our hon-or Kftu - er cease.. R n your M- Hr JtU iTjiP name 4-hat.s ok So Cher - tshtd. K� n mcy owt ou.r Strength and u'oi-ces loud. a.ndL S+a+— elvj to the -free-topj, to the.. r' I r w. n H+4-i qrace, SK 9 oh. Qra mte F As we oi t We will louO. thee Gra-mte HiqU y o u. School, m r 1 J‘] f '( f f � =f= r ; b y 1 i u Hh 1 No one else can. taKe- your p acc.. Mow vnd. in +he bye and. b e. The Girls' Cabinet presented the Home- coming Dance on February 8, 1957 Presid- ing over the game and dance were Queen Sharon Vfoolman and Princesaess Nona Nelson, Karen Dale, Sharon Benoit, and Donna Bur- den. Queen Sharon was crowned during half-time of the Granite-Oak Harbor game. The music was provided by the Red Ram- blers from 10:00 p.nu to 1:00 eum. BACK ROW: Bill Davisson, Chuck Curtis, Terry Schmadeka, Larry Scherrer, Duane Burden, Mr Strand, coach. FRONT ROW: Frank Bear, Bill Dearinger, Byron Padgett, Ronald Perrigoue, Lyndell Bunt, kneeling The second team did a fine job under their new coach Mr. Strand, by winning 7 and losing 9 games. RECORD INDIVIDUAL SCORING Granite Falls 30 Skykomish 2k Marvin Roye 130 Granite Falls 20 Darrington 26 Jeff Craggs 85 Granite Falls 30 Monroe 1+1 Marvin Woolman 55 Granite Falls 22 Iangley 26 Charles Spromberg 1+9 Granite Falls 2k Monroe 1+9 Bill Dearinger 1+1+ Granite Falls 56 Coupeville 22 Ron Perrigoue 39 Granite Falls 52 Sultan 20 Terry Schmadeka 36 Granite Falls l+l Skykomish 21 Bill Davisson 31+ Granite Falls 56 La Conner $k Charles Curtis 28 Granite Falls 29 Darrington 35 Richard Hunt 2l+ Granite Falls 39 Friday Harbor 15 Larry Scherrer 16 Granite Falls 1 0 Friday Harbor 37 Charles Barton 15 Granite Falls 3k Twin City 38 Frank Bear 15 Granite Falls 35 Concrete 1+6 lyndell Hunt 15 Granite Falls Ul Oak Harbor 58 Lewis Winje 10 Granite Falls 36 Sultan 58 Byron Padgett 6 Granite Falls 585 Opponents 538 Duane Burden Max Spromberg 5 1 BACK ROW: Left to right, Marvin Woolman, Bill Rawlins, John Burrus, Jeff Craggs, Ted Lefebre, John Spromberg. FRONT ROW: Bill Barthlov, coach, Lewis Winje, Marvin Roye, Jerry Larsen, Chuck Spromberg, Dean Steinke. Granite Palls RECORD 30 Skykomish 35 Granite Palls 27 Darrington 1+7 Granite Palis 30 Monroe 1+0 Granite Palls 30 Langley 1+5 Granite Palls 38 Monroe 57 Granite Palls 1+1 Sultan 36 Granite Palls 1 1 Coupeville 31 Granite Palls 36 Skykomish 38 Granite Palls 56 LaConner 1+7 Granite Pills 26 Darrington 38 Granite Palls 1 0 Friday Harbor 37 Granite Palls 36 Friday Harbor 50 Granite Palls $0 Twin City 52 Granite Palls 37 Concrete 57 Granite Palls 50 Oak Harbor i� 8 Granite Palls 59 Sultan 1 5 Granite Palls 1+2 Langley 53 Granite Palls 1+1 Monroe lK Tournament 1+7 Darrington 1 8 Granite Palls 7l+7 Opponents 81+1+ INDIVIDUAL SCORING John Sprcriberg 253 Jerry larsen 139 John Burrus 101 Lewis Winje 78 Ted Lefebre 58 Terry Schmadeka 33 Marvin Roye 26 Bill Rawlins 25 Charles Sprcmberg 16 Marvin Wool man 12 Jeff Craggs Charles Curtis U Dean Stelnke 3 Ron Perrigoue 2 compliments of Everett Herald 56 7 STANDING: Mr. Brooks, coach, John Spromberg, Bill Rawlins, Jeff Craggs, Bud Curtis. KNEELING: Phillip Turner, Lewis Winje, Jerry Barr, Edward Barn. The track and field team participated in five meets this year. Earning their letter this year were: Inspirational, award winner Lewis Winje—meter; Ed Horn—half-miler; Bud Curtis—sprinter; Bill Rawlins— shot putter and high Jumper; John Burrus—high jumper and javelin thrower; Jerry Barr—sprinter; and John Spromberg—quarter miler. Not shown in picture is John Burrus who earned his letter high jumping and throwing the javelin. Those not earning their letter but were trying hard were Jeff Craggs, high jumper, and Phil Turner, pole vaulter. 56 STANDING: Larry Scherrer, Bill Thompson, Ted Lefebre, Charles Barton, Charles Curtis, Mr. Lincoln, coach, Russell Abbott, John Spromberg, Bill Davisson, Bud Curtis, Bill Dearinger. KNEELING: Terry Schmadeka, Lonnie Perrigoue, Jerry Iarsen, Jerry Acton, Marvin Woolman, Charles Spromberg, Richard Hunt, Byron Padgett, Mike Leckvold. Granite Falls finished in a second place tie with Sultan by winning 3 and losing 3. The Tigers beat Monroe twice and Sultan once. They lost to Sultan and Darrington twice and Lake Stevens once. Buster Abbott won both the Inspirational and the Captain Award as being the best catcher in the league. Only three seniors graduated from last year's squad. Jerry Acton-Pitcher Buster Abbott-Catcher Ted Lefebre-First Base Mike Leckvold-Second Base Jerry Larsen-Shortstop Granite 6 Sultan 8 Richard Hunt-Third Base Granite 10 Sultan 11 Charles Spromberg-Left Field Granite 8 Lake Stevens 16 Bud Curtis-Center Field Granite 9 Monroe 8 John Spromberg-Right Field Granite 0 Darrington 9 Charles Barton-Pitcher Granite ik Sultan 5 Charles Curtis-Pitcher Granite if Darrington 7 Bill Davisson-First Base Granite 9 Monroe If Larry Scherrer-Infield Byron Padgett-Infield Terry Schmadeka-Outfield Marvin Woolman-Outfield Bill Dearincer-Outfield Lonnie Perrigoue-Outfield Bill Thompson-Outfield . .T'V ' 'Sad ethzll BACK ROW: Byron Gordon, Harry Swanson, Ivan Maik, Siegfried Schwendtke, Marx Menzel, Kenny Scherrer, Charles Tupper, Bradley Cool. FRONT ROW: Jerry Dearinger, Bobby Bond, John Linder, Terry Maw, Kenny I ase, Ray Smith, Danny Perrigoue, Kenny Jacot. KNEELING: Mgr Earnest Williams, Mgr Arthur Ware. The junior high basketball team although not having much experience, showed good spirit and sportsmanship under their coach, Mr. Brower who is not shown in the picture. INDIVIDUAL SCORING RECORD Maik 52 Granite Palls 22 Arlington 56 Scherrer 51 Granite Falls 10 Marysville 53 Swanson 15 Granite Falls 15 Monroe to Schwendtke 13 Granite Falls 19 Arlington 51 Cool 13 Granite Falls 17 Lake Stevens 28 Bond 5 Granite Falls 21 Snohomish 51 Perrigoue k Granite Falls 33 Monroe 3 Jacot 2 Granite Falls 2k Snohomish 30 Dearinger 2 Granite Falls 15 Lake Stevens 2b Bunkleman 2 Smith 2 Gordon 1 Lease 1 Tupper 1 Sevcuttfi doctae Cast of Characters Mama Boo, weird old mulatto woman...............Janice Willard Donald Clark, handsome young writer ............ Lewis Winje Larry Clark, typical eighteen-year-old hoy .... Jerry Larsen Penelope Carr, overly dramatic bobbysoxer .... Donna Burden Mrs. Clark, domineering mother of two boys . Carole McGillivray Marten Velour, tall, sensitive, distinguished man . Ted Lefebre Marie, Marten's niece, fragile, romantic girl . Sharon Dearinger Chloe, pretty young negress ................ Sharon Woolman Bamba, husky, broad-shouldered young negro .... Bill Rawlins Prompter .... ............. ............ Bob Bowyer Business............................Zeal Barstow, Ray Hughes Sound Effects...............................John Spromberg Stage Setting.................... Arnold Scherrer, Bob Bowyer Director..........................................Inez Easton Congratulations From CADDY'S DRUGS Arlington, Washington PILCHUCK INN Verhey Motor Co. Ptione Bov View 0105 | Friendly service Quality foods Convenient location Granite Falls, Wash. mOD€ 0 DfiV In Granite Falls it's BERGAN HARDWARE Smart styles for everyone. California Fashions Glass - Hardware Granite Falls, Washington 2 Mitchell's Fine Candies-Everett, Wn. Coast to Coast Stores-Everett, Wn. Pay and Save Drugs-Everett, Wn. Costello's Mens Wear-Everett, Wn. Carpenter’s Turkey Farm-Granite,Wn. 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Washington CONGRADULATIONS SENIORS—1957 Fieldings Grocery Store Granite Falls, Wash. HOME SHOE STORE Everett's Best Shoe Store Everett, Wash. ERICKSON S BARBER SHOP Granite Falls. Washington ( For a good cut in hair and ir price, see Jim the barber. Coffee Store and Restaurant 28l8 Colby Ave. Everett, Wash. PILCHUCK CASH MARKET A Friendly Place to Shop Where your satisfaction is guaranteed. Granite Falls, Washington national OF EVERETT Established 1893 Branche Offices: Snohomish, Monroe, Sultan, Marysville and Lynnwood Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Congratulations! Class and Annual Staff ROBINSON’S STUDIO (Home Portrait Studio) 2717 Colby—Everett, Wash.—Bayview 1717 • Featuring Lustre-Pak” The Premium Quality School Picture Package Program • The Finest” in Portraits • Wedding Albums Candids • Commercials Aerials our Area’s Largest, Most Complete Photographic Service ★ J Go Get em Tigers Ben and Jim MITCHELL'S PHARMACY Lake Stevens. Washington © 1957 WARNER BROS. 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