Ilwaco High School - Breakers Yearbook (Ilwaco, WA)

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ELSA AASE Oregon State College, Univer- sity of Washington, Washing- ton State C o l I e g e. World history, Washington State His- tory, Sophomore English, careers. Advisor: f r e s h m e n class. EMIT C. BOYD Clark College, University of Washington. Chemistry, alge- bra, advanced math. Advisor: senior play, senior class assist- ant and visor ALBERT B. FISK Washington State College. Algebra, industrial arts, art, mechanical drawing. Assistant advisor: junior class. at ALFRED LOR University of Iowa, Mt. Ve non Junior College, Drake University of Washington, Western Washington College of Education. Economics, sociol- ogy, geometry, general math, American History and Gov- ernment. Advisor: sophomore class. HORACE MCDONALD Louisiana College, Louisiana State University. English , III, IV. Advisor: jun' r ay, freshknan class assis nt ad- visor. W FACULTY MARJORIE BEARD University of Washington. Freshmen and sophomore p. e. and health, library. Ad- visor: senior class, pep club, yell leaders, and GAA. CONSTANCE LOU CUMMINGS University of New Mexico, UHiVCfSit 1Ofw. Com- mercial. Breakers, Golden ,l Vol bookkeeper, sophomorgiilglasggiqf nt ad- xjxf! if Mi!! XL' if DONALD LEE Washington State College, Col- lege of Puget Sound. Biology, freshmen a sophomore p. e. a d health arsity coach. Ad- i o et men's Club. lil MYRTLE MACK Linfield College, Washington State College, Oregon State College, O r e g o n University, University of California, Uni- versity of Washington, Maryl- hurst, Eastern College of Edu- cation. Latin, home economics. Advisor: Torch Honor, junior class. ARTHUR E. WILLIAMS Washington State College, Col- lege of Puget Sound. Music, administration. Advisor: Stu- dent Council, Student Body.

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SE IDR EL SS OFFICERS 'is fi .img 1 if 3 9 L LES 1 1f'1:gi'1iii 315525. :f iliiilifrigfaiizit t Q -1 P' s 9 EE 1 Mimi, 'MSE qi N9 ff' li .. P . ' ' if ser . ,V - A ssseiimiff .--eff ,-f- ' . 1 ,- - -1 -V Q ,,,, ara . A LA' DONNA DECCIO JIM YAUN Secfefafy Sefgeanfef-afms BILL LEBACK DON BUHMAN P 1' esidenf Vice-president SE IDR EL SS HISTUHY After initiation the class of 1957 settled down as members of Ilwaco High. The class election was held, and Jon Kaino was voted presidentg Susan Hall, vice-president, and Marilyn Tetz, secretary. Mr. McFadden was sponsor that year. To start things off the freshmen won the student-body ticket race in the fall, and they ended the first year with a picnic at Waikaiki Beach. During the sophomore year, Nancy Wilson was class president, Lyndall Haglund was vice-president, and Donna Deccio was the secretary-treasurer. The sophomore class advisor was Mr. Erickson. Once again the class won the ticket race in the fall and also welcomed the class of 1958 with the traditional initiation. Spring found the sophomores serving for the junior-Senior Banquet and ending the year with the class picnic, again at Waikaiki Beach. As upper-classmen the advisors were Miss Mack and Mrs. Wiley. The president of the junior class was Marilyn Tetzg vice-president, Tom Ahrendg and secretary, Eva Curry. Again the class won the student body ticket race. On December 3, the Junior Prom, Mr. Sandmanf' was presented with Donna Deccio as queen. The Junior Play, Dollars to Doughnuts, was given March 2nd under the direction of Miss Lutes. Next came the Junior-Senior Banquet on April 26 with the theme, Memories Are Made of This. The juniors held the annual picnic that year at Fort Columbia. The class of 1957 elected Bill Leback as president, Don Buhman as vice-president, Donna Deccio as secretary, and jim Yaun as sergeant-at-arms. Mr. Boyd and Mrs. Beard were the class advisors. For the fourth consecutive year, the class won the ticket race. During the spring months, the class participated in the college forum on March 19, the junior-Senior Banquet on April 25, and presented the traditional Senior Ball on May ll. Baccalaureatte was held May 19 and graduation on May 24. Marilyn Tetz was valedictorian, and Lesley Cox was salutatorian. This brought to an end the high school career of the class of 19575 however, no one will ever forget the wonderful times at I. H. S. - ' fhvsigls, We . ,. .. .,H....f-fefzmzmfaz.. K - i '-' .,.. ... ..... . . . F34 in 2' .F .,,,,,g,,,,,,g,v2. f- .5 . .cg ...... .. ,..,. T - -, .... '5 ' - . ,.fz'f::z,ffw.. ' ' tj ' ..,.. . .,..... ..... . . if ....... ..... . ....... MARILYN TETZ LESLEY COX JOHN MCNAMARA Valedicfofian Salutatorian Class Representative