Issaquah High School - Sammamish Yearbook (Issaquah, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1954 volume:

,..2n..g The 1954 SAMMAMISH DEDICA TION With much appreciation for his interest and guidance of our school activities, for the knowl- edge that he still is our friend, and for his supreme leadership as our former high school principal, we of the 1954 Sammamish staff would like to dedicate our publication this year to Mr. Dahl. Mr. Dahl was a guiding factor in our school for seventeen and one-half years, fourteen of which were in the capacity of principal. He was forced to retire in the middle of his cighteenth year because of illness. We have all enjoyed knowing him and work ing with him in the best interests of our school We know tl'at we have all profited by having known him and I am sure that we all look forward to the different occasions wh n we see him and talk to him again FCJREWORD The 1954 Sammamish staff with due respect to the current fads of the younger gen ration ha chosen for the theme of this year s annual Be Bop Indians In our Indian abode l'ere at dear IHS strange things have been happ ning For instance Sue is a real gone gal and Sam is real George no offense meant Th annual staff to prove tha we arent squares has decided to latch on to thi new bop talk With the aid of annual artist Ioan Massett we have carried our interpreta tion of the chosen theme through the book in a series of clever Indian caricatures We ve all been on the go putting out an annual that we tl'1nk is real hep and we hope that you ll dig 11 too T I 'M 4. 5 . V ' ' 'Q 1 H' Q . H V 1 ,.. A ' ' I' ,. 9 1 if . If Ii A - K A - ' ff . 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W:-Q, 57,-L-I ..g.:,rg,r,..Q .1 hh, ,Is -I 'l'I'?'n1' 'N '- --.Q4.3'i'vTf.C-if PRINCIPAL S MESSAGE The world of sc1ence and research IS chang mg our way of lrfe at a tremendous pace We have wrtnessed mans mode of transportatlon change from the Model T to the rocket shrp the force of mtroglycerm reduced to that of a cap prstol by comparrson to atomrc energy and the populatron of the world almost double 1n our hfe span These changes have caused tremendous pohtrcal economrc and socral problems As a result an 1nd1v1dual s educatron has become almost as rmportant as hrs lrfe blood The development of salable skrlls and an understandmg of polrtrcal socral and economrc problems along wrth the essentral personalxty trarts of honesty have become essentrals m successful 11v1ng today Good luck and much happrness SCHGOL SUPERINTENDENTS MESSAGE You the students of Issaquah Hrgh School are expected to make a substantral contrrbutron to good cltrzenshrp Actrve c1t1zensh1p today calls for the devel opment of a clear understandlng of the prob lems about us Our school program IS armed at g1v1ng our students tlfe tools whrch they may use to thrnk and act rntellrgently on current CIVIC lssues Deep understandrng and loyalty are basrc to good crtrzenshrp and to thrs needs to be added the ab1l1ty to work wrth groups rn ways that are consrstent wrth democrat1c prmcrples Our schools today are concerned Wllh Clll zenshrp educat1on more than ever before rn our hrstory We w1ll do all we can to help you become a better and more useful c1t1zen of th1s country BOARD The students of Issaquah Hrgh School wlsh to take lh1S opportu mty to thank the members of the Board of Drrectors of D1str1ct 411 for the trme and effort they have spent helprng make th1s a successful year at IHS We wrsh to convey to them our congratulatrons for a d1ff1cult 1ob effrcrently done our apprecratron for the spot they have created for the Issaquah Schools on the educatronal map of lh1S state and our gratrtude for the effect therr serv1ce l'as had upon us as 1nd1v1duals The present members of the Board are Mr Harvey M1ller chalrman Mr Charles Luck Mr Hans Forster Dr Dana H Hlllery and Mr Wrlham Merrlll Mr Glen Lundqurst retlred after srx years of serv1ce F l I ' 1 1 l 1 h . . . 11 11 . - - - - 1 I . 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OUT FACULTY GLADYS Ll' LANNE Sh bubbl s llke soda water Secretary to the Principal Hobbies Baking family CHARLES 'ALLSTROM Always on the job Principal Student Council Advisor Hobbies Fishing goll RICHARD TREAT l am a man and whatev r concerns humanity ts of interest to me Education University ot Minnesota oolrado College oi Education University ot North Dakota Central Washing ton College State Teachers College Dickinson North Dakota Subyects United States History United States Government Senior Class Advisor I-lobbies Travel reading fishing home FRANCES CRELLY All who would wm Joy must share it happiness was born a twm Educatnon Briar Chtt College University ot Colorado Uni versity ot Washmgton Subyects English Art Girls Club Advisor Senior Class visor Hobby Music MARY STITES But oh she dances such a way no sun upon an April day is hal! so fine a sight Education University ot Washington Subjects Typing Shorthand Iunior lass Advisor Hobby Dancing DANIFL COYLE Youth IS wonderful What a shame to waste tt on Children Education Mullenberg College Pennsylvania University ot Washington Class Advisor Track Coach Hobbies Photography fishing camping FRANK B ECKER believes in bemq frank at all times Education Yankton College South Dakota University ot Washington Submects Algebra Geometry Advanced Math Honor Society Advisor Basketball Coach Sophomoe Class Advisor Hobby Still Blossom EDITH WILSON Those who have sunshme in their hearts cannot keep it trom others Education Whitman College University ot Washmgton Subyects French Latin English Annual Advisor Latin Club Advisor Sophomore lass Advisor Hobbies Flowers children ANITA CARR The world belongs to the energetic Education University ot Washington Seattle Paciti College Suhyects Physical Education Biology Freshman Class Ad visor 'lennis Coach GAA Advisor Drill Team Advisor Hobbies Sports skung tolk dancing GERALD LIDER We can not be just unless we are kmdhearted Education Pacific Lutheran College College ot Puget Sound University ot Washington Dxckmson State Teach ers College Northwestern Universxtgp Subjects English Washington History hysical Education Health Algebra Freshman Class Advisor Assistant Basketball Coach Hobbies Fishing basketball Five Ad ' ' . A ' ' ' Subjects: Chemistry, Biology, Physics: Visual Aids: Iunior V rHe .4 - - - f .H - A OSCAR FAGERNESS Command large trelds but cul nate small ones Educatlon Vlrashrnqton State allege Subyects Aqrlculture Adult Fducatron FFA Advisor Hobby Not mabctng resolutrons FRED FROHS Be the labor great or small do tt well or not at all Educatron Washlngton State College Suble ts Vocatxonal Aqrrculture FFA Advisor Hobby Farmlnq JAMES SATTERLEF The answer to a marden s prayer Educatxon UHIYQYSIIY ot Washmgton Central Washrnqton College Sublects Washxnqton Hlstory Englxsh General Scrence Physrcal Educatron Health Football Coach Hobby Sports PATRICIA ENGLE All small courtesres sweeten lrle Educatlon Unrversrty of Washlnqton Stanford Calrtarma Subrects Home Economrcs Home Ec Club Advrsor Hobbtes Skung hxkmq art LEON YEAROUT lrttle nonsense now and then rs relrshed by the best of men Educatron Unrversly of Washlnqton Central Washmqton College Seattle Umversrty Western Washmqtcn Col lege Sub1ects Englxsh Washmgton Hrstory World Hrstory General Math Iournalrsm I H1 Trmes Advrsor Hobbles Flshmq aolt WILLIAM KLEIN Educatron Chrxstranson Choral School Pennsylvanta Um verslty of Washlngton S1b1e ts Band holr Pep Club Advlsor HObb19S Frshmg Photography ELEANOR STILL Lrve to learn and you will learn to lrve Educcrtron Pe'erson Commercral School Success Busmess College Unrversrty ol Washington Whrtman Subrects Lrbrary Hohbres Musrc Gardemng KENNETH SCHMELZER The unspoken word never does any harm Education Washmgton State College Subyects Industrxal Arts Radro and Electnc Shop Stage Crew Advlsor Radlo Club Advrsor Hobby Model Harlroadmg EDWARD MALOOF Idea control he world Educatlon Umversrty of Washmgton Sublects Speech Englrsh Washrngtcn Hrstory Economlcs So rology Boxmq Coach Servrce Club Advlsor Hobbres Swlmmrnq Musrc Readrnq ALAN SMALL A man rsn t poor whrle he can laugh Educatlon Seattle Unrversrtv Sublects Bookkeeprng Famrly Relatlons Busmess Law Geography Typmg Hobbies Music Carpentry Sports Ht ' . 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X I A xr if 'X 1 A., r,f 0 ' , 0 . uf' SENIOR CLASS ft...- Ever since we entered high school we have eagerly anticipated becoming seniors Now that tl'e time is actually here and graduation is drawing near we are experiencing a new feeling a feeling of loneliness lt is frightening but exciting to leave that which we are so used to for omething so new and different For many of us there will be a new type of school for others work and for some the service We can now look back on the last few years for our high school life has come to an end During the many years we l'ave spent together as classmates there have been many memorable occasions banquets proms games and elections To the athletes of our class graduation is very sad for they have played their last games for IHS. Among those winning football letters were these senior boys: Ierry Brown Ierry Coop Harry Dolleman Morris Erickson Tom Howatson Ernie Meier Iack Merritt Pat Obert Ken Park Doug Refvem Tom Rutledge and Tom Ward. Basketball letter winners were Tom Rutledge Eric Erickson George Kritsonis Roger Iohnson Bob Bass and Ken Park. For our senior class officers we elected Doug Refvem as president Ernie Meier as vice- pre-ident Lillian Dolleman as secretary Ioan Massett as treasurer and Ierry Scofield and Ken Park as sergeants-at-arms. The senior play No More Homework under the direction of Miss Crelly was a big success-a happy occasion for all concerned. The cast included Bob Tanska, Arlene Hog- back, Donna Rummelin, Arline Nikko, Ianni Morgan, Charlaine Lawwill Ernie Meier, Mary Lou Lewis, Ierry Coop Leo Isotalo, Tom Grahn, Dick Moe, Dick Rutledge, Elvina Marenakos. Ioan Kelderman, Ierry Scofield, and Floy Whitney. Darlene Overton and Bev Morrell were assistant directors. -vc Being a very scl'olast1cally inclined class a number of the seniors made the Honor Roll They were Tim Ballard Ierry Brown Eric Erickson Torn Grahn George Kritsonis Dick Moe Pat Obert Gordon Thompson Marvin Willson Nancy Brunberg Geraldine Erickson Arlene Hogback Ioan Massett Ianni Morgan Bev Morrell Arline Nikko Georgia Oules Dar Overton Esther Phillips Donna Rummelin and Dolores Io Santa Torn Grahn was the valedictorian for the class of 54 and Arlene Hogback was the salu tatorian Members of the Honor Society must be high in the fields of scholarship leadership and service and many seniors belong to this organ- ization. They were Tim Ballard Arline Nikko Dolores Io Santa Tom Grahn George Kritsonis Ianni Morgan Floy Whitney Donna Rum- melin Dar Overton Arlene Hogback Ierry Brown Margie Scheda Emma Nagel Pat Obert and Mary Lou Lewis. Our class was very active in Student Council with many of our seniors being members. They were George Kritsonis Roger Iohnson Arlene Hogback Ianni Morgan Tom Grahn Pat Obert Bev Morrell Mary Lou Lewis Floy Whit- ney and Darlene Overton. The class colors were orchid and white and we chose lavender and white lilacs as the class flower. Our class motto, Forget not the failures of the past . . . use them as stepping stones to success,' is one that has proved itself many times and will continue to do so through the years. Our advisors, Miss Crelly and Mr. Treat, deserve much credit for the success of our class. Our thanks go to these people who have so willingly helped us. Nine Ten STELLA BAAN She s I1ttIe but sos an atom bomb Commerc1al Course Ac 1v1t1es B nd l 2 3 Cho 4 1cer 4 Nonette 4 Pep lb 2 4 Iunior P Baseball 3 Basketball 2 Remembered for VIVGCIIY S TIMOTHY BALLARD m if Youth when thought IS speech and speech IS truth College Preparatory Course ACIIVIIIES Act1v1ty Officer 3 Student Council 2 Boys Club Officer 4 Honor SOCIGIY 3 4 Lettermens Club 3 4 Offi er 4 Latin Club 2 FFA er 2 k 4 Ho 4 Golf 4 Debate 4 Off1cer 4 Remembered for D1gn1ty ROBERT BASS There are other thmgs IH 11Ie than women College Preparatory Course Act1v1t1es FFA 2 Officer 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Remembered for Tw1nkl1ng eyes GAII. BARCHENGER As OTIQIHGI as a clock runnmq backwards College Preparatory Course ACIIVIIIQS Latm lub 4 SSYVICG Club 2 3 4 1 H1 T1mes Staff 4 Ed1tor 4 L1brar1an 2 Debate Club 4 Student Council 4 Honor Roll l 2 Remembered for S1ll1ness MILDRED BLAGG M1Il1e doesnt I1ve here anymore General Course W1thdrew at m1dyear Remembered for Quiet ways IERRY BROWN Fnends Romans Countrymen College Preparatory Course Act1v1t1es Honor Society 3 4 Lettermens Club 4 Latm Club 4 Off1cer 4 FFA 3 4 Off1cer 4 Football 4 Smoker 3 lunior Play Debate lub 3 Honor Rall 3 4 Remembered for Fxlibusters PAT BUHER To be a Wlfe ah that s the I1fe Commercial Course Activities Home E Club 3 4 Service Club 3 4 I H1 T1mes Staff 4 Cho1r 3 4 GAA Remembered for Interest 1n Home Ec NANCY BRUNBERG Crazy Irttle mrxed up k1d Commercial Course Act1v1t1es ACIIVIYY Off1cer 3 GIIIS Club Cabinet 4 ho1r 4 Librarian 3 I H1 Times Staff 4 Honor Roll 1 2 4 Senior Play Remembered for Or1g1nal Spelling IERRY COOP Its better to be rrght than pres1dent College Preparatory Course Act1v1t1es Boys Club Cab met 3 Lettermens Club 4 Officer 4 I H1 T1mes Staff 3 Football 2 3 4 Smoker 3 4 Semor Play Proyection Club 4 Safety Councll 4 Remembered for Teasxng ELIZABETH CLARK The ma1n busmess of I1fe rs to enloy 1t ommerclal Course Act1v1t1es Choir 1 4 Honor Roll I Remembered for Classroom Capers DIXIE CROSBY lm m a dancmg mood Commercial Course ACIIVIIIES A t1v1ty Off1cer 2 Girls Club Off1cer 4 Home Ec Club 4 Service Club 2 4 Choir I 4 Officer 4 Basketball 3 Captain 3 Remembered for: Mischief making, HARRY DOLLEMAN It's a great life if you don't weaken. General Course. Activities: Lettermen's Club 3, 4: FFA 2, 3, 4: Officer 3, 4: Football 3, Radio Shop 4: Officer 4. Remembered for: Quiet wit. LILLIAN DOLLEMAN Paradrse ts open to all kmd hearts Commercral Course Actrvrtres Actrvrty Offrcer 2 Class Olilcer 4 Student Councrl 3 S rvrce Club 2 3 4 Lrbrarran 2 Chorr 4 Offr e Worker 4 Remembered for Sparklrnq eyes N DONYES Manners make the man General Course Actrvrtres I Hr Trmes Staff 4 Band Chorr 2 3 4 Solo1st2 3 4 Boys Quartet 3 4 Remembered for Srnqrng abrlrty ERIC ERICKSON I want to see the wheels go round ollege Preparatory Course Actrvrtres Basketball 2 3 4 Remembered for Experrmentrnq rn Chemrstry PEGGY DORAN weet srncere and socrable Commercral Course Actrvrtres Student Councrl 3 Latrn Club 4 Honor Roll 2 Remembered for Dlmples GERALDINE ERICKSON She s neat sweet and hard to beat Commercral Course Actrvttres Actrvrty Ofircer 2 Class Offrcer 3 Home Ec Club 3 Annual Staft 4 Chorr l 3 4 Tennrs 3 4 Basketball 3 Volleyball 2 Honor Roll 3 4 Offrce Worker 4 Remembered for Tennrs playrng MORRIS ERI KSON You ve got to eat your sprnach llege Preparatory Course Actrvrtres Entered rn Semor year Lettermen s Club 4 Chorr 4 Football 4 Track 4 Remembered for Playrng football TOM CRAHN Nothmq rs rmpossrble College Preparatory Course A trvrtres Actrvrty Offrcer 3 4 Class Offrcer 4 Student Councrl 2 3 4 Lettermens 4 Pep Cl Track 3 4 Skt lub 2 3 4 Oiircer 2 Senror Play Honor Ro l 2 3 4 Valedrctorran Honor Socrety 3 4 Remembered for Hrs trumpet playmg ANNE FARRINGTON Farrer than an Aprrl day ollege Preparatory Course Actrvltres Class Offrcer 2 Actrvrty Offrcer 4 Grrls Club Officer 4 French Club 3 Officer 3 Home Ec Club 3 4 Offrcer 3 4 Servr e Club 2 3 4 Offrcer 4 Chorr 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 lunror Play Remembered for Grqqlrng KAREN GERLOCK Personalrty has :ts own prrvate sparkle Commercral ourse Actrvrtres Home Ec Club 3 4 Offrcer 3 Servrce Club 2 3 Chorr 4 Remembered for Sweetness MAUREEN GOHR Srmplrcrty of character betrays no fault Commercral Course Came rn Semor year Remembered for Soft spokenness LEROY HALLOCK Footloose and fancy tree General Course Actrvrtres Debate Club 4 Radro Shop 4 Offrcer 4 FFAI 2 3 4 Offrcer 3 Ren-embered for Sense of humor LOIS HIELM Lrve each day as though rt were the last Commercrol Course Actrvrtres Home Ec lu 3 Officer 3 Servrce Club 4 Offrcer 4 I H1 Trmes Staff 4 Chorr 4 Remembered for Curly black hour E ' 4 7 H 4 I ' I: e ' ,V . : DO - ' . . . . 'I . r 3' Us ' .I ' -I r . 'H . . Co I . H : ' ' Club 3, 4, Latin crib 4: officer 4, Amrtldstdff 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Officer 3, 45 Soloist- 1, 2, 5 A ub 3, 4: ll , '. '. 7 V n 'I A: y I ' . . 1 c H A H Q ' . : ' : I ' ' . ' ' ' .1 l C b , 4: Twelve ARLENE HOGBACK Shes pretty to walk with and witty to talk with College Preparatory Course Activities Class Officer 2 Activity Olhcer 3 Student Council Oliicer 4 Honor Society 2 3 4 Annual Stall 4 Iunior Play Salutatorian Senior Play I Hi Times Stall 2 Honor Roll 1 2 3 4 Volleyball letter 2 Remembered lor Many talents TCM HOWATSON Some are wise and some are otherwise General Course Activities Boys lub Oliicer 4 Letter mens Club 4 Oiiicer 4 FFA l 2 3 4 Football molcer l 2 3 Remembered tor Arguing LEO ISOTALO ld rather lead a band College Preparatory Course Activities Iunior Play Senior Play Band l Z 3 4 Drum Malor 4 Choir 3 4 Pep Club 2 Smoker 3 Remembered tor Having tun THORA IOHNSON Quietly she treads life s highways General Course Activities I Hi Times Stall 4 Choir 3 4 Remembered for Willingness to help YVONNE JOHNSTON Happy go lucky General Course Activities Activity Ollicer 3 Service ub 2 3 4 Librarian 2 3 Cholrl 2 3 Remembered for Bringing lun to everyone ROGER IOHNSON Bashlulness is an ornament ol youth allege Preparatory Course Activities Activity Officer 2 Student Council Officer 4 Lettermens Club 3 4 Basket 2 3 Remembered lor Basketball ability GEORGE KRITSONIS Shirley Temple isnt the only curly top College Preparatory Course Activities Class Otiicer 2 3 Activity Officer 3 ASB President 4 Student Council O 1 cer 4 Boys Club Cabinet 2 3 4 Honor Society 2 3 4 LettermensClubZ 3 4 Choir 4 FFA 2 3 4 Officer 2 3 Football 3 Basketball 2 3 4 Captain 4 Inspirational Winner 3 Baseball 2 3 Goli 4 Debate 3 Smoker 4 Honor Roll 2 3 4 Boys Quartet 4 Remembered tor Cute skits and speeches lOAN KELDERMAN Im living in a great big way General Course Activities Activity Officer 2 4 Service ub 2 3 4 Bandl 2 3 4 Officer 4 Choir 3 Senior Play Remembered for Iolly nature CHARLAINE LAWWILL A young lady in her early llrrties College Preparatory Course Activities Latm Club 4 Service Club 2 3 4 Librarian Club 4 Officer 4 Debate Club 4 Senior Play Ski Club 2 3 4 Choir 3 Remembered lor Good grooming MARY LOU LEWIS Virtue clarms its own reward College Preparatory Course Activities Activity Officer 2 Student Council 4 Honor Society 2 3 4 Otticer 4 Latm Club 4 Home E Club 3 4 Service Club 2 3 4 I Hi Times Stat! 2 Tennis 2 3 4 Ski Club 2 3 4 lunior Play Senior Play GAA 3 4 Ollicer 4 Honor Rolll 2 3 4 Safety Council 2 4 Officer 2 Remembered for Patience ELVINA MARENAKOS Silence may be golden but it has no charms lor me. College Preparatory Course. Activities: Home Ec. Club 4: Speech Club 3: Officer 3: Service Club 2, 3, 4: Band 2. 3: Ski lub 2. 3. 4: Senior Play. Remembered lor: Originality. LESTER MARBERG Man is a worker. ll he is not that, he is nothing. ' General Course. Activities: FFA 2 3, 4: Ollicer 4: Track 3. Remembered tor: Diligence. pa. IOAN MASSETT Busy as a button Commercral Course Actrvrttes A ttvrty Offrcer 2 Class Offrcer 4 Servrce Club 2 3 4 Hr Trmes Staff 4 Debate Club 4 Offtcer 4 Chotr 4 Honor Roll 2 4 Annual Staff 4 Perfect Attendance l Remembered for Carlcature drawrngs ERNIE MEIER Only the brave deserve the tarr College Preparatory Course Actrvrtles Class Offlcer Acttvlty Officer 2 3 Boys lub Cabmet 4 Cholr 3 4 Lettermens Club 3 4 Offrcer 4 FFA 2 Football 3 4 Captaxn 4 Track 3 4 Smoker 3 Semor Play Prolectron Club 3 4 Radro Club 4 Offrcer 4 Remembered for Hrs wmged track shoes JACK MERRITT A boy s frrend a qtrls dream General Course A trvtttes Actrvrty Offrcer 2 Boys Club Cabmet 3 Lettermens Club 2 3 4 l H1 Trmes Staff 3 Chotr 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Track 2 Remembered for Hula dancmg MARY ANN MASSETT Srlence rs more musrcal than song Commerctal ourse Actrvxtres Servlce Club 2 Baton wrrler l 2 3 4 Chou' 4 Honor Rol 1 Perfect tendance l Remembered for Baton twrrlmg PAT MILLER Its mce to be natural when you re naturally mce College Preparatory Course Actrvttres French Club 3 Home Ec Club 3 4 Offrcer 4 Servxce Club 2 3 4 Sk Cub 2 3 4 Remembered for Cookmg ICHARD MOE Wtth a song rn hrs heart he begrns the day College Preparatory ourse Acttvrtres Boys Club Ofr cer 4 Chou 3 4 Semor Play Boys Quartet 3 Remembered for Actmg abrlxty DELORES MONTREUIL Tomeone to remember Commercral Course ACl1V1l1eS Actrvrty Offtcer 2 3 Grrls Club Ofircer 4 Home Ec Club 3 Offrcer 3 Servrce Club 3 Volleyball 3 GAA 3 Home Commg Queen 4 Remembered for Long hatr CAROL MORGAN The trme o be happy rs today Commercral Course Actxvrtres Home Ec lub 3 Offtcer 3 L1brar1an 4 I Hx Trmes Staff 3 Annual Staff 3 Choxr l 2 3 Otfxcer 1 Pep Club 4 Accompanxst to Nonette 3 Remembered for Prano playtng IANICE MORGAN l cant make my eyes behave College Preparatory Course A trvttres Student Councxl 4 Honor Socrety 3 4 French Club 3 Offlcer 3 Home Ec Club 4 Servrce Club 2 3 I Hx Trmes Staff 2 3 Annual Staff 2 3 4 Edrtor 4 Skt lub Z 3 Ofhcer 2 Iunror Play Semor Play Honor Roll 2 3 4 Protectton Club 2 Remembered for Facral expressxons BEVERLY MORRELL The rrqht type to typewrrte Commercral Course Actrvttres Act1v1ty Offrcer 2 3 4 Grrls Club Offxcer 4 Home Ec Club 3 l H1 Trmes Staff Honor Roll l 2 3 Offrce Worker 4 Remembered for Capabrlrty BOB MORROW Its the gypsy m me General Course Wxthdrew Smoker 1 4 Actxvrty Offtcer 4 Chotr 4 I Ht Trmes Staff 4 Tra k 3 Football 3 Remembered for Wanderrng ways EMMA NAGEL She has a heart wrth a room for every joy College Preparatory Course Actrvrtres Grrls Club Cabl net 3 Honor Soctety 3 4 Latm Club 4 Offxcer 4 Servrce Club 3 Band l 4 Offtce 2 3 4 Semor P Baseball 2 GAA 3 Honor Roll 3 4 Perfect Attendance 3 Office Worker 4 Remembered for M1sch1evousness Thzrteen Fourteen ARLINE NIKKO As pretty as a prcture College Preparatory Course Actnvrtres Honor Socxety 2 4 Oltxcer 4 Latm Club 4 I H1 Trmes Stall 2 and 1 2 Choxrl 3 Clar1netTruo 2 Pep Club 2 3 4 Officer ennrs 1 3 4 Sk lub 2 3 4 Iunxor Play Senxor Play Honor Roll l 2 3 4 Beqrnnmg Typmg Award Advance Typing Award 3 Sknng Insp1rat1onal Award 2 Remembered for Mxxxng beauty and brams PAT OBERT Look out Eddre Fzscher lm on my way College Preparatory Course Actlvmes Class Oth er ACTIVITY Ofhcer 4 Student Council 4 Boys Club Olhcer FFAI 2 3 Offlcerl Z 3 Football 2 3 4 Basketball 3 Baseball 2 3 4 Golf 4 Iunror Play Honor Rolll 3 4 PIOIGCIIOD Club 2 3 Perl ct Attendance 2 Remembered lor Strong opmrons VICTOR OSGOODBY l love work lt Iascma es me l can stt and look at for hours G neral Course Remembered for Hts car DONNA JEAN OSBORN She doesnt slam her mrnd tn anyone s lace Commercral Course Act1v1txes Home Ec Club 4 Servmce Club 2 3 4 Baton Twxrler l Remembered lor Stn erxty GEORGIA OULES Men have srght women msrght College Prepara ary Course Actlvltres Servrce Club 3 4 I H1 Trmes Statt 4 Band 3 Chorr 3 4 Tennis Honor Roll 4 Remembered for Forthrxght opxnrons DARLENE OVERTON A light heart lrves long College Preparatory Course Actxvxtres Actxvnty Oihcer Z 4 Student Councll 4 Honor Soclety 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Choxr 1 3 4 Honor Roll 3 4 Student Dnrector ol Iunlor and Senlor Plavs Ofilce Worker 4 Remembered tor Her one dlmple KEN PARK Who s airard ol the brg bad woll' College Preparatory Course Actxvltxes lass Othcer 2 4 L ttermens Club 2 3 4 Othcer 4 Chou 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Smoker 3 Remembered for Hearty laugh NANCY PENDELL Vrm vrgor and vrtalr y make up her personality College Preparatory Course Acttvltxes Home Ec Club O lcer 4 Servnce Club 2 3 4 Chotr 3 4 G A Nonette 3 4 Remembered tor Her saymgs ESTHER PHILLIPS Music ts the speech o! angels College Preparatory ourse Actrvltxes Actlvlty Offxcer Home Ec Club 3 Chonr 2 3 4 Pep Club 3 Basketball Captarn 3 Nonette 3 4 Remembered for Her vonce IOE PLUM Wheatres drd rt Or was rt Sugar Pops? General Course Actrvlttes Boys Club Cabmet 4 Letter men s Club 2 3 4 Choxr 4 Football 2 3 Basketball 3 Track 2 3 4 Captam 3 Smoker 2 4 Proyectxon lub 4 Boys Quartet 4 Remembered for Danclng abxllty DOUG REFVEM An upnqht downrrght all around good lczd College Preparatory Course Actlvxtles Class Ottxcer Actxvrty Olhcer 2 Lettermens Club 4 I H1 Trmes Stail 2 3 Annual Staff 3 4 Bandl Choxr 3 4 FFAI 2 3 4 Ottxcer 2 3 Football 4 Basketball Z Baseball 2 Track 3 4 Skl Club 2 3 4 Ottxcer Z 3 Proye tron Club 2 3 4 Remembered tor Skung LURAY ROTHLEUTNER Good thmgs come rn small packages General Course Actlvrtxes Lxbranan 2 4 Choxr 1 Remembered for Lxbrary work DONNA RUMMELIN She rs llttle she rs wrse shes a terror lor her srze College Preparatory ourse Achvxtres Actlvrty Offrcer 4 Honor Socrety 3 4 Latm Club 4 Servrce Club 2 3 4 I Hx Trmes Stall 2 4 Annual Stall 3 4 Skt Club 2 3 4 Offlcer 3 Band I Chorr l 3 4 Iumor Play Senror Play H nor Roll 1 3 4 Remembered for Her DRA MAH DICK RUTLEDGE Anythmq goes General Course Actrvrtres Class Officer 3 Goll 4 Iumor Play Semor Play Basketball 2 4 Football 3 Tennxs 4 Remembered for Way wrth teachers TOM RUTLEDGE Twmkle twmkle lrttle star General Course Actrvrtres Class Oltrcer 3 Boys Club Oihcer 4 Lettermens lub 2 3 4 Offrcer 4 Captarn 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Baseball 4 Iumor Play Remembered for Handsomeness DOLORES IO SANTA The eternal lemmme Commer ral Course Actrvrtres Gxrls Club Ollrcer 4 I Hr rmes Staff 2 Annual Stall 4 Chorr l 2 3 4 Iumor Play Basketballl 2 3 Baseball 1 2 Honor Soclety Z 3 4 Olhcer 4 Nonette 4 Ollrce Worker 4 Home Comrnq Prrncess 4 Honor Rolll 2 3 4 Remembered for Good nature MARIIE S HEDA Smcenty rs her watchword College Preparatory Course Actrvrtres Actrvxty Olhcer 2 Honor Socrety 3 4 Home Ec Club 4 Chorr 3 4 GAA 3 4 Honor Roll 3 4 Perfect Attendance 1 2 Remembered lor Drllgence JERRY SCOFIELD All the worlds a stage eneral ourse Actlvrtres Football 2 Basketball 2 Class Oltrcer 4 Actxvrty Oth er 4 Semor Play Track 1 Safety Councrl 2 Remembered for Dry humor BOB TANSKA A man ot atlarrs mostly love allazrs College Preparatory Course Actzvrtres Servrce Club 3 4 nd 1 2 3 4 Pep Club 4 Track 3 4 Iunxor Pa Semor Play Remembered lor Devrlrshness MAE SCHROEDER She loves the game above the sport General Course Actrvrtles Home Ec Club 4 Servrce Club 2 3 4 Tennxs Manager 3 Basketball 2 GAA 3 4 Letter Wmner 3 4 Remembered lor Athletrc ab1l1ty ESTHER TUBB Short ot nothmq but height Commercral ourse Actrvrtres Home Ec Club 3 4 Ottrcer 4 I Hr Trmes Stott 4 Chorr 3 4 Honor Roll 3 Remembered for Shortness GORDON THOMPSON Srlence rs the one qreat art ot conversatzon General Course Remembered lor Hrs shyness BARBARA WATSON Why worry lt makes wrrnkles General Course Actrvxtres Servr e Club 3 4 I Hx Trmes Sta! 3 Choxr 3 4 Remembered for Carelreeness CYNTHIA WELLS A sweet lrttle qrrl College Preparatory Course Actrvrtres Choxr 3 4 Remembered tor Her hand cratts O . 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A I ' l TOM WARD HIS thoughts are slow h1s words are lew and never Iormed o ghsten but so much Joy to all h1s lrrends you should have heard h1m llSlPll General ourse Act1v1t1es Lettermcns Club 4 Cholr 4 Smoker 4 Boys Quartet 4 Remembered lor Hts deep bass votco FLOY WHITNEY Dont thmk rt over put rt over College Preparatory Course At1v1t1es Tennls l Z 3 4 Honor Roll Z 3 4 Honor SOCIETY 2 3 4 Class Ollrcer 2 ndl 2 4 Pep Clu 3 4 Stude Counctl 4 I H1 Ttmes Stall 2 3 4 Edltor 4 Annual Stall 3 4 Nonette 3 4 French Horn Quartette 2 3 4 lun Play Senlor Play Glrls Barber Shop Quartetto 3 Remembered lor Leadershlp QALLY YOURGLICH L1le lS a song Commercxal Course Actnmes Service Club 2 Lxbrlrlan 4 lH1T1mes Stall 4 Band 1 2 Ch l Z 1cer2 3 4 S o1st2 4 Non 0 Remembered lor Pretty voxce MARVIN WILLSON Ask me no questrons and Ill tell you no lres General ourse ACllV1ll9S Baseball 3 Stage Crew Man aqer 4 Honor Roll 4 Prole tton Club 2 Remembered for Stage Crew work HOMECOMINC On October 23, IHS held 1lS hrst annual home commg celebratron The event, sponsored by the Pep Club, was hlghllghted by the Issa quah Foster football game and the coronatron of Queen Delores lVlontreu1l at half t1me As Mr lohnson placed the sllver crown upon Queen Delores' head, the H1gh School band S1xteen .Y broke forth 1n a royal salute The Queen, Pr1n cesses Anne Farrmgton and Dolores Io Santa, and the Regal Court, lVlar11e Scheda, Arhne Nlkko, Arlene Hogback, and Lols Hjelm, pre slded over the COIODGKIOH Ball wh1ch took place at the hlgh school gym followrng the game Ba I, , 31 41: Choir 1, 3, : 4 I B 2, ,b 5 nl , I I . 7 I V I V, , 1 lor ' A . . ' ,: , , 3, 4: ' ' I ' I , 7 o1r , , 3, 4: Off' , , 7 ol ' . 3 J ett 3, 4. I f 1 , AUTOGRAPHS .IUNICJR CLASS Bringing down the curtain on our third year of high school, the graduating class of 1955 glances back over the many achievements of our junior year. We began the year by electing class officers. These were president, Bill Bergsma: vice-presi- dent, Sonneva Ioyce: secretary, Eleanor Lakey: and treasurer, Huberta Peacock. The first of our many activities was the Iunior Prom, Enchanted Sea, held on Novem- ber l4. lt was decorated to look as though a person were dancing on the bottom of the ocean. March 20, we entertained the seniors at the Iunior-Senior Feed. The theme for this was Moonlight and Roses. The class chose Straws for Two as their Iunior Play. The very talented cast consisted of Sonneva Ioyce, Eleanor Lakey, Gail Iudge, Iim Brooks, Darlene Soper, Linda Glad, Donna Colby, Alice Clarke, Darrell Hines, Iim Hayes, Gary La Chance, and Bill Bergsma. The many juniors on the Honor Roll included Karin Fritzberg, Loralie Anderson, Helen Berg- lund, Carol Brunberg, Rosemary Carter, Doro- thea Christensen, Alice Clarke, Norma Hanson, Laverne Howatson, Eloise Iohnson, Lorraine Iohnson, Eleanor Lakey, Phyllis Mattila, Caro- lyn McGinn, Pat McKenzie, Frances Moug, Ioanne Oberg, Huberta Peacock, Shirlene Simpson, Darlene Soper, Doug Anderson, Bill Bergsma, Robert Braun, Iim Brooks, Wayne Carlson, Wayne Fredeen, Bill Freeborn, Ierry Stickney, Ewing Stringfellow, and Tim Young. We were well represented in student council by Carol Brunberg and Bill Freeborn. The Girls' Club representative was Linda Glad: Boys' Club representatives Nate Thomas and Bennie Lewis. Pep Club representatives for the Iunior Class were Iune Mathews, Alice Koler, Karen Merrill, Sally Larson, Lorna Fishel, Daisy Santa, Karin Fritzberg, Carol Brunberg, and Gary La Chance. The juniors in choir were Huberta Peacock, Eighteen Iune Gerard, Eleanor McDonald, Donna Colby, Larrayne Case, Eleanor Lakey, Linda Glad, Sally Larsen, Karen Merrill, Lanell Chamness, Lola May Marberg, Eloise Iohnson, Karin Fritzberg, Arlene Vasil, Ianie Tanska, Iune Mathews, Lorraine Reeder, Gay Iohnson, Alice Koler, Paul Hesselman, Daisy Santa, Ervin Njos, Darrell Hines, Gene Hartstrom and Frank Morgan. Iuniors in band were Helen Berglund, Carol Brunberg, Roy Burt, Bruce Campbell, Rosemary Carter, George Clark, Wayne Fredeen, Valerie Gibson, Carol Harvey, Ron Hill, Lorraine Iohn- son, Sonneva Ioyce, Lonny Larson, Phyllis Mattilla, Ioanne Oberg, Howard Parker, Dar- lene Soper, Ierry Stickney, Carolyn McGinn. Boys turning out for football were Gene Har- strom, Nate Thomas, Roy Burt, Benny Lewis, lim Hayes, Ervin Njos, Bill Bergsma, Bill Free- born, Frank Morgan, Wayne Peterson, Bob Walker, and Tim Young. Football managers were Fred Loser and Tom Harper. The Iunior Class was proud of Norman Mor- rison, Iim Brooks, and Bill Freeborn, who played on the varsity basketball squad, and they were also proud of Nate Thomas, who played on both the second and first string teams. We were well represented in the two spring sports, track and baseball. Out for track were Henry Carrier, Bill Free- born, Nate Thomas, and Fred Loser. Baseball players included Ron Hill, Bill Bergsma, Darrell Hines, Frank Morgan, Gary La Chance, Tim Young, Ierry Stickney, Ervin Njos, Bob Walker, Wayne Carlson, and Wayne Freeden. Girls receiving letters this year in G.A.A. were Iune Mathews, Lola May Marberg, Alice Koler, La Vern Howatson, Pat McKenzie, Joanne Oberg, and Karen Merrill. We are exceedingly grateful and thankful to our advisors, Mrs. Stites and Mr. Coyle, for helping us make our junior year a very suc- cessful one. Q? if Q QVHZQJ Q: 'bn In 57 L ,fd Q ayw b 4 Lx , 4 is ,if VAX ,, x . 5 if , sr 3 ea ' 1 s . 54 gsrf , at ' W 'sf H V W, fe ' x ,g' I if t . wif 1. . 4 U Q 11 ., ., , f 8: M f MQ, Pi fi Q YQ ' X alll .Ill Pills 'x 'Cas SOPHOMORE CLASS As we look back on our sophomore year, we feel justifiable pride in our various successful activities. We began our year with the usual election of officers. Those the boys elected were Bob Smith, president: Gary Spak, vice-president: lack Hart, secretary-treasurer: Don Lewis and Pat Bastow, sergeants-at-arms. Girls elected to office were Susie Iones, president: Lenore Cuts- forth, vice-president: Gail Glad, secretary: Iudy Laine, treasurer: Dolly Ward and Darlene Harrison, sergeants-at-arms. To represent us in the Student Council we chose Pat Spiry and Eric Iversen, and in Pep Club were Dick Ianus and Gayle Grahn. Our Girls' Club representative was Florence Bergs- ma. Florence Bergsma was on the annual staff, and lack Hart was Sports Editor on the I-HI TlMES staff. Sophomores who were members of the Projection Club are lack Hart, Kermit Livingston, Gene Stevens, and Pat Bastow, Iudy Laine, Norma Krumbah, Gayle Grahn, and Eric Iversen were members of the Honor Society. Pat Bastow, Bob Bell, Iohn Brebner, lack Hart, Eric Iversen, Barbara Bjornstad, Lenore Cutsforth, Ianet Erickson, Gayle Grahn, Mary Hemmingsen, Stella Holman, Toni Klinefelter, Norma Krumbah, Midge Loser, Sylvia Mariner, Michele Morgan, and Wanda Thompson were the studious students who made the honor roll for the first semester. Many sophomore girls were members of the IHS Drill Team and G.A.A. Both boys and girls took part in the Service Club and the Ski Club. Boys were active in F.F.A. and the Fuse Fana- tics also. Sandy Uber, Darlene Harrison, Dolly Ward, Pat Price, and Carol Hynds composed the Sophomore Girls' Quintette, which was newly formed this year. Other musical sophomores include Iudy Laine, Norma Krumbah, Toni Klinefelter, Mary Ann Bergman, Ray Iohnson, and Craig Hansen, who were in band. Iudy Twenty Laine and Norma Krumbah were also mem- bers of the clarinet quartet. Claude Conners, Dolly Ward, Eric Iversen, Charles Elven, Terry Farrington, and lay New- kirk were among the members of the choir. Ranking high with boys and girls alike is athletics. Those who turned out for football were Terry Lofsvold, Terry Farrington, Iay Newkirk, and Dick Ianus. Leon Cooke, Duaine Marberg, Bob Bell, and Hay Chase. Leon Cooke, Terry Farrington, lay Newkirk, and Dick Ianus were letter-winners. Out for basketball were Ray Chase, Charles Elven, Eddie Phillips, Iim Maggard, Harold Ruby, and Warren O'Brien. Duaine Marberg and Leon Cooke were managers for the varsity basketball quintet, and Iack Hart was official score-keeper. Terry Lofsvold, Eric Iversen, Bill Blakeslee, Pat Bastow, Leon Cooke, Conrad Boccia, Al Lawton, and Bill Schell were out on the cinders during track season. Kermit Livingston, lack Hart, Gilbert Zirk, and Duaine Marberg were the managers for the varsity track team. Midge Loser, Pat Spiry, Arlene Reynolds, Carol Anderson, and Alice Erickson, were on the all-star girls' basketball team. On the all- star speedball team were Pat Spiry, Midge Loser, and Arlene Reynolds: on the all-star volleyball team was Pat Spiry. First on our social calendar was our class party which was held in the cafeteria in November. Refreshments were served and it was an enjoyable evening of dancing. Our other activities included a dues drive with the losers feeding the winners, several home-made candy sales in the halls, a roller skating party on March l7, and cupcake sales. We also sold tootsie-pops at a basketball game. We've had lots of fun this year and have had many enjoyable experiences under the guidance of our capable advisors, Mrs. Wilson and Mr. Ecker. We Wish to extend to them our heartfelt appreciation for their efforts. ,666 4 vL ,jf , 1. E f '5i fQ. 1 y r is V if 3 J fr A .' 'Z ! r Q W ?f 'Aff X151 U , If Q. Y 5 f 5 at ' g Q 3-Z Y' EP Qfw? Q Q , is FRESHMAN CLASS Needless to say, upon starting our first year in high school, our graduating class of 1957 was equally as thrilled and excited as the preceding classes had been: for now really begins the task of molding our lives so that we may become a credit to our school, our com- munity, and our country. Our first business of the school year was electing the following class officers: Gene Davis, president: George Clark, vice-president: Nadine Mallare, treasurer: Iudy Anderson, sec- retary: Rome Bowman and Barbara Iohnson, sergeants-at-arms. Life is always sweeter with music. Those contributing to the high school band included Pat Yourglich, Albert Ficker, Diane Castagno, Bill Nagel, Lois Brown, Lois Nissley, Peggy Taylor, Nancy Wilfong, Iune Peterson, Connie Dilley, Georgine Monaco, Margo Shaepe, Irene Kelderman, Laurene Nolet, Shirley Thompson, Patsy Hansen, and Elizabeth Iohnson, who is robe mistress. As the year progressed, our young men's fancy turned toward football with George Clark, Gene Davis, Larry Hines, Lonnie Hjelm, Steve Iohnson, Harold Mallare, Lorne Mon- treuil, Gilbert Moody, Dale Scoville, Bruce Tol- ley, Stan Slater, Gary Baugh, Rome Bowman, lack Doherty, David Keating, Gary Skinner, Dennis Montreuil, and Roger Iohanson and Cliff Isaacs as managers for our team. Per- haps among these frosh is a future McElhenny. Those helping to make a successful year of sinking the basketball were Elton Anderson, George Clark, Gene Davis, Cliff Isaacs, Roger Iohanson, Steve Iohnson, Frank Laine, Harold Mallare, Stan Slater, Emmett McDonald, Lorne Montreuil, David Keating, and Rome Bowman. Enthusiasm ran high for participation in the Service Club and the G.A.A. On the All-Star Twenty-Two basketball and volleyball teams was Nadine Mallare. Our snow bunnies in Ski Club were Roger Iohanson, David Keating, Dick Bingham, Gary Baugh, lean Schembs, Kay Krumbah, Vicki DeBoer, Laurene Nolet, Lynn Felton, Eliz- abeth Iohnson, and Steve Iohnson. The girls' activity group added to the class funds by their bake sale and sale of caramel apples. 1 Beverly Seil and lack Doherty were our class representatives to Pep Club, while Mary Her- lihy and George Clark were members of Stu- dent Council. IHS's first drill team was well aided by many freshman girls. Elton Anderson, George Clark, Gene Davis, Roger Fisher, Steve Iohnson, Emmett McDon- ald, Iudy Anderson, Lynn Anderson, Diane Castagno, Vickie DeBoer, Lynn Felton, Mary Herlihy, Patsy Iben, Barbara Iohnson, Neta Mathews, Elizabeth Johnson, Nadine Mallare, Vinona Miller, Laurene Nolet, Margo Shaepe, Peggy Taylor, Darlene Warren, and Nancy Wil- fong were the brain children on the first semes- ter Honor Roll. The theme of our class party on March 19 was the Bunny Hop. Two members of our class were chosen for the exchange assembly at Kirkland. Vicki De Boer was mistress of ceremonies and Sharon Brockman did an acrobatic dance. With a full and happy year behind us, we are looking forward with anticipation to the ones to come. We know Freshmen can sometimes be prob- lems and we shall always be grateful for the helping hand and patience of our teachers, the upper classmen, and especially our advisors, Mrs. Karr and Mr. Lider. 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' - -mug...-,v,-Ifrv.N.. ,I ' -'.,'- gy, 'f- -'.f ' Xlxr N Back row George Krrtsonxs Tom Grahn Brll Freeborn Mxddle row Mary Herlrhy Be Morrell Errc lversen Floy Whrtney Pat Obert Roger Iohnson Mr Fallstrom Front row Pat Sprry Arlene Hogback Darlene Overton Mary Lou Lewrs Ianni Morgan Carol Brunberg Karen Merrrll Offxcers George Krxtsoms Pres Roger Iohnson Vxce Pres Arlene Hogback Secretary Ioan Massett Treas STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Counc1l 1S composed of the Stu dent Body offrcers who are also Student Coun c1l offrcers elected representatlves from each class the presldent of each school orgamza t1on the yell queen and the edrtors of both school publ1cat1ons The Student Counc1l off1 cers are George Kf1lSOH1S presrdent Roger Iohnson V1C6pIeS1deI'1l Arlene Hogback sec retary and Ioan Massett treasurer The Student Counc1l members and offrcers str1ve to work out d1fferent school problems arrange school act1v1t1es and accumulate funds to ard them rn the purchasrng or con struct1on of drfferent school needs and projects They purchased a new luke box for school act1v1t1es and pard for rt by rentmg lt out for use by drfferent scl'ool organrzatrons Four members of the Student Counc1l repre sented Issaquah H1gh School at the Tumor Leadersh1p Conference at the Unrverslty of Washmgton on October 17 They were George Krrtsonrs Pat Obert Beverly Morrell and Arlene Hogback Another project taken over by the Student Counc1l was the fund ra1s1ng and plann1ng for a new double tennis court The Student Counc1l also worked to promote Twenty S Y frlendlrness between the drfferent schools of the K1ngCo Conference They planned a talent assembly to be presented at Lake Washmgton H1gh Scl'ool rn exchange for the assembly they put on for us last year They also brought 1nto effect wlth the con sent of the faculty that a person marntammg an A average and not m1ss1ng more than three days of school be exempt from takmg semester tests Another task put before the councll was the re estabhshment of a Student Traffrc Court whlch would deal Wllh student trafflc law v1o lators Some of the punrshments suggested for these offenders were themes ground clean up and clearrng blackberry vmes from the land where the tenn1s courts are to be bu1lt Other problems drscussed and remed1ed by the Student Counc1l were the matters of attend ance cleaner school grounds and transporta t1on for students to several of the d1str1ct bas ketball tournaments at Hrghlme and Srlverdale IH whrch the Issaquah basketball team part1c1 pated The Counc1l would l1ke to express therr apprec1at1on for the help and gurdance ot thelr advxsor Mr Fallstrom Q 1 .ol ., -- rua J sf I , , ' . , , ' L , , . . . 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Top Group back ro Florence Bergsma Nancy Brunberg Lmda Glad Mrss Crelly Front ow Anne Parrmgton D me Crosby Bev Mo rell Dee Santa Delores Montreul Bottow Group back row Mr Satterlee Nate Thoma Don Dcnyes Joe Plum Terry Farr ng ton Tom Ho atson Ernie Meter Mr Yearout F ont ro Roger Iohanson Dlck Moe Tom Rutledge Pat Obert T1m Ballard Gene Davrs BOYS CLUB GIRLS CLUB The 1953 54 Boys Club capably led by Presr The presrdmg offrcers of the Grrls Club for dent Pat Obert and Mr Satterlee the clubs new advrsor has reached far toward 1ts goal whrch IS to provrde act1v1t1es rn whrch every boy rn the school may partxcrpate Other able oftrcers were Tom Howatson vrce presldent T1m Ballard secretary Tom Rutledge treasurer and Ierry Coop sergeant at arms The club sponsored a very successful smoker Wednesday November 25 1n the hrgh school gymnasrum Tentatrve plans had also been made when thrs pubhcatron went to press for another smoker to be held durrng Aprrl The proceeds were spent tor athletic umtorms and equrpment Thxs year besrdes partrally payrng for ath letrc rnsurance the Boys Club estabhshed a dental fund to pay for dental work necessrtated by accrdents occurmg durrng athletrc contests The club w1ll be responsrble for the clearrng of the land and wrll ard rn construct1on of the tennrs courts for whrch the school lS plannrng the year of 1953 and 1954 were Bev Morell presrdent Dolores Io Santa vrce presrdent DIXIG Lee Crosby secretary Anne Farrrngton correspondrng secretary and Delores Mont reu1l treasurer year off rn a gay manner Thrs party grves the upper and lower classes a chance to get ac quarnted Admrssron to the party was a can of food whrch was donated to the Chrldrens Orthopedrc Hosprtal The Iunrors emerged vrctors of the annual chaotrc loll1pop dr1ve On March 4 Mrs Weaver from Seattle spoke to the g1rls on Moral Standards She gave a very mterestrng and mtormatrve talk The tolo was held rn the old gym on Aprrl 23 In keeprng w1th the sprrng rnotrf the g1rls wore sprlng cotton dresses At the Mothers Tea whrch was held 1n May many new tashrons were drsplayed tor the v1s1t1ng mothers T my Q ven , W: . , , ' , ' . r 5 ' , ix , r , , i. , .' . , s, ' , , i - . w , ' ' , . . r w: , ' , , , , ' . I I ' - ' 5 ' , 5 The annual Big Sister party started the WP '.P ac anti Tor Grahn Geo ge Kritsonis T1m Yo ng Pat Obert M1ddle Bill F eeborn Da lene Ove ton No ma K um bah ludy Lclne Gayle G ahn Ioan Oberg Norma Hanson M Ecker F on! ro Emm Nagel Al ne Hogback Mc ye Scheda Ma y L l. lc nn1 Morgan Donna Rummeln Flay Whitney HGNOR SCDCIETY The members of the Honor Society strived to make it a more active organization th1s year and succeeded by sponsorzng a surprismg Goose Raffle near Thanksgwinq time Margie Scheda supplied the goose cmd Gordon Thomp son was the winner of the goose We also spon sored a dance after a game and several cookie a es The Honor Society s very active officers this year were president Pat Obert v1ce presi dent Arlrne Nikko secretary Dolores Santa and treasurer Mary Lou LEWIS In order to become a member of the Honor Society one must be hrgh in the f1elds of leadership scholarship and service and must earn forty points in these three fields He must also maintain a B average for the year Points may be earned by students in many ways A few of them are grade point average student body class and activity officers I H1 Time staff Sammamish Staff dramatic act1v1 T ntyl' jlt ties sports music etc A student may earn no more than 25 points in erther sports or music If a person has enough points to tom the organization he should go to the office and After he lrsts his activities and has the pornts approved by the advisors of these activities he IS accepted into the Honor Society A first year member receives a silver pin and a second year member receives a gold pin This year a new policy was adopted whereby a th1rd year member will rece1ve a special pm Twenty five points are required each year to remain a member after the first forty points are earned In order to remain a member however and receive a second or third year p1n forty points are required The Honor Society has had a very successful year and they are very appreciative to their helpful advisor Mr Frank Ecker B ': fora' Dee S 1, r1 , r ' , ' u , , row: r , r r , r r f ' , 1' , r , , , r. . r wi rr re , rri , r on ew1s, 1 ' , 1 . 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' - - l , 1 . : ' , ' ' wp ,1r 1 Bock ro Roger Iohnson Tom Harper Ierry Stxckney Tom Wa d Nate Thomas Fred Loser B11 Bergsma Cha les El en E c 1 erse M ddle ro Mr Satterlee I m Brooks B111 Freebo n Gary LaChance Tlm Youna Ernle Meler Da rell Hlnes Gene Ha tstro Frank K t I Pl K Park ler oo lack Merrltt Pat Obert T Rutledge T Balla d Morgan Torr' Ho atson F ont ro George rx sons oe um en y p Tom C1 ahn LETTERMEN S CLUB The Lettermens Club of 195354 under the very capable leadersh1p of Erme Me1er presl lard treasurer Ken Park secretary Tom Har per and lerry Coop sergeants at arms and advxsor Mr Satterlee had a very successful year The purpose of the Lettermens Club IS to promote the growth of our athlet1c program among the students and to help support the cost of athlet1c events by preparxng areas where events are to be held The Lettermen s Club also helps to defer the cost of athlet1cs from the athlet1c budget by takmg on the cost of var1ous rtems that help further athlet1c events rn our school To ra1se funds to promote therr var1ous protects the members of the Lettermen s Club sold refreshments at the Boys Club Smoker sponsored several dances after athlet1c events and sold auto l1cense tags These tags rn colorful purple and gold plastxc advertrsed the fact that the owner was an avrd fan of the Issaquah Hrgh School athlet1c teams The tags combmed a gold background w1th a purple lnd1an head the words INDIANS Issaquah Washlngton and a football and basketball emblem to become one of the Lettermens Club s best money makmg prolects Along w1th the1r other act1v1t1es the Letter mens Club sent 1nv1tat1ons to the honored guests the 1932 graduates and to all otler graduates for Issaquah s f1rst homecommg Many thanks are due to these boys and the1r adv1sor who worked so hard 1n sports and school act1v1t1es for thexr efforts make Issa quah a tough competrtor rn the strong K1ngCo League T enty Nme wg , , ' , r , , , 1 , r V , rr v n. 1 wi . , l , ' r , , A V, ' , r ' , r m, Q , . w . r W 1 , , , r C , ' , , Om , lm r r . l dent: Tom Rutledge, vice-president: Tim Bal- ' , ' , I 1 I ' - - If . W -f A W V, SAMMAMISH The 1954 Sammam1sh staff under the cap able leadershrp of the edrtor has armed to produce a sat1sfactory and rnteresttng year book Whrch would be remrnrscent of the toys and tr1als of th1s eventful year of school hte For our theme we chose Beebop Indrans Honors go to Ioan Massett for the clever way rn whrch she has rllustrated thrs theme rn her art work I mrqht mentron that only about half the money needed to produce th1s annual came Thrrty Too row Do rg Anderson Asst Ed and Iam e Morgan Edxto lrm Brooks Asst Bus Mqr and Tom Grahn Bus Mar Alice larke Asst Feature Ed and Donna Rum melrn Feature Ed Mrddle row Roy Manrcke Asst Sports Ed and Doug Retvem Sports Ed Ioan Massett Art Edt tor and Gary LaChance Photo qrapher Lrnda Glad Dee Santa Dar Overton and Floy Whrtney Typtsts Girls Sports V1Ckl6 D Boer Ar lene Hoqback Florence Berqsma Lola May Marberq Class Editors and Mrs Wtlson Advrsor from annual sales The remalnder came from sales of ads donatlons of school classes and clubs and a dance The tremendous task of pubhshrng the annual was greatly reduced by the cooperatlon and assrstance of the staff members and our advrsor Mrs Wrlson to whom much credrt IS due We hope that you wrll have as much fun lookmg at th1s years annual as we have had puttmg rt out ,, . 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V ' , . . ll - ll ' I , . , , 1 - 1 , I . . . 1 I-HI-TIMES Top How Daxsy Santa and Ia lc Hart sports edxtors Fred Loser mxmeographer and loan Massett art edntor Georqra Oules and Nancy Brunberq feature edx tors Mzddle Row Gaxl Barchenger and Floy Whltney editors Darlene Soper and Pat Buher mtervxew edxta s Nancy Brun berg feature edxtor Donna Hummelm edrtorral ed1tor Thora Johnson D1x1e Kep pler Esther Tubb Sally Yourqlrch Paula Hesselman Altce Koler Gay Iohnson and Lots Hlelm reporters Mr Yearout ad The IHI TIMES IS composed fmanced and pub11shed lWlC9 monthly by the members of the journallsm class The edrtors of the f1Ve sectxons 1n the paper are chosen every semester The staff for th1s year IS as follows edxtors Floy Whrtney and Ga1l Barchenger ass1stant edrtors Ga1l Barchenger and Ahce Clarke news Nancy Brunberg and Georg1a Oules ed1tor1al Donna Rummehn sports lack Hart and Da1sy Santa 1nterv1ews Pat Buher and Darlene Soper features Georg1a Oules and Nancy Brunberg Fred Loser was the head mrmeographer and Ioan Massett was art ed1tor The news sect1on grves upto date accounts of school organlzatrons and act1v1t1es the ed1 tor1al sect1on supports the 1deals and op1n1ons of the ed1tor and other students The sports pages deal Wllh the athlet1c ac compllshments of the school and the feature sect1on conta1ns hght readmg mater1al and storres The 1nterv1ew pages are composed ma1nly of 1nterv1ews of the semors Mr Yearout was th1s year s able advlsor Thirty One 5 - 1' ,fl A . f .ut visor, H H - - - 1 I , I . - , . I , 1 I I . . . .I . , I , I I I I I . . , . 1 l Top Group top ro Miss Still Sally Yourqlich Sh1rlene Simpson Luray Rothleutner Second ro Helen Berqlund Frances Mouq Darlene Soper Charlaine Lawwxll Phyllis Beach Not shown arol Morgan Myrna Treha ne Karen Price Bottom Group top ro Wayne Fredeen Ierry Hamm lim Hayes Ernie Meier Second row Emory Lesh R1dge1y Lundwall Pat Bastow La rd Da idson lack Hart Not shown Terry Lotsvold Ierry Coop Craig Hansen Joe Plum LIBRARIANS The l1brary staff consisting of girls from each study hall working under the capable leadership of Miss Still learn all about llbrary th1s service they receive actlvlty points Organized as a club officers were elected Charlame Laww1l1 was president first semes ter and Sh1rlene Simpson presided the second half of the year Recordmg secretary was Dar lene Soper Meetings were held to plan bulletin boards and to discuss library problems W1th new books pamphlets magazines and papers coming in each week the librarians have quite a 1ob keeping all of them in order for speedy and accurate reference by students Thirty T o PROJECTIGN CLUB The projection club IS composed of two boys from each study hall who are in charge of the motion picture machine and the slide prolector On the bulletin board in the office 1S a sheet on whlch a teacher Writes down the name of the movie and the time at which he desires it to be shown The projectiorust s job is to hncl the desired mov1e and have it ready to show at the tlme 1nd1cated on the sheet 1n the office The members of the club contribute much time and deserve much credit Mr Coyle audiovisual mstructor is advisor of th1s club , w.' 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For . . 1 n ' ' - W Top Group back row Ierry Harper Fred Loser Gall Barchenger Ioan Kelderman Pat Miller Charlarne Lawwrll Lrllran Dolleman Nan y Pendell Carol Harvey Loralre Anderson 1,aVerne Howatson Second row Mr Malool Carolyn McG1nn Elvrna Marenakos Iune Gerard Donna Rummelm Mary Lou Lewrs Donna Osborn Garl Iudge Gay Iohnson Pat McKenz1e Nate Thomas Tom Harper Thrrd row Lorna Frshel Mrldred Thompson Alrce Koler Anne Farrmqton Lors I-helm Pat Buher Mae Schroeder Front row Paula Hessel ma Lola May Marberq Lanell Chamness Ioan Massett Charlotte Treharne Ianre Tanska Irene Thompson Dorothea Chrzstensen Batom Group back row Tom Harper Larry Crane Fred Loser Front row 'erry Hamm Marvrn W1llson Ierry Harper SERVICE CLUB STAC-E CREW Servrce Club offrcers elected were Anne Far rmgton pres1dent Bob Smrth V1Ce presldent and Lors Hlelm secretary The Servrce Club members are all wrllmg and ready to help at all school QCl1Vll19S to make them run off more smoothly The members of the Servlce Club have been very busy w1th therr many GCl1V1l19S and prop ects They sold trckets and acted as patrolmen at all the games They also ushered at concerts and plays So everyone would have a chance to work the secretary kept a lrst of all the names and called upon each person as h1s name came up The Servrce Club members are exceedrngly grateful for the gurdance and supervrslon of Mr Maloof The stage crew rs a group of students who spend many hours gettrng the stage 1nto shape for varrous actrvrtres such as plays assemblres and concerts The stage crew spends a lot of therr t1me parntmg puttmg up chorr and band rrsers and props for many plays or skrts Mr Schmelzer 1S the advrsor for thls group He sees that the boys do a good 1ob and that therr t1me IS put to good use 1D the rnterests of the entrre student body Th1s year the stage crew consrsted of Marvrn W1llson Larry Crane lerry Hamm and Fred Loser They truly deserve credlt for a job well done Thrrty Three . . . 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' ' 1 4 1 Back Row Ray johnson Lea Iso alo Bruce Campbell Ron H111 Wayne Fredeen Elton Ander on oney Lc rson Crarg Hansen Ronnte Prclcerrng Charles Layne Second row Bob Clark Mary Ann Bergman Roy Burt Iudy Lame locnne Oberg Norma Krumbah Ierry Strckney Bob Tanslca Don Donyes Ted Ek Leonard Hendrrckson Ron Hlatt Thrrd row Shxrl V Thompson Emma Nagel Valerte Gtb son Carol Harvey Ioan Kelderman Floy Whrtney Carol Brunberg Rosemary Carter Helen Berglrnd Marv AfdLlSSl Pat Hall Fourth rov Sonneva Ioyce Peggy Taylor Carla Layne S1st1e Iohnson Nancy Wrltong Iune Peterson Dorl ne Osborn Pat Hourglrch Connle Drlley Irene Kelderman Phyllrs Matttlla Bottom row Albert Frcker Drane Castaqno Margo Shaepe Lors Brown Lors Nrssley Colleen Spal-C Lorrarne Iohnson Georqlne Mona o Tom Klrnfelter Laurene Nolet Doug Monroe BAND Under the rnsprrrng leadershtp of our drrec successful and happy year At the begrnnrng of the year after the Labor Day Parade the band went to work on marches and skrts for half t1me entertalnrnent at football games They helped greatly to ach1eve the loyous sp1r1t of the frrst Homecomrng celebratron At the close of football season the band stored away 1ts marchmg ab1l1ty and began to prepare for the concert season whrch rn cluded the Chrrstmas Concert on Dec 22 and the band concert on March 23 Such selectlons as Humorescapade and Tom Grahns trum pet solo Carmen made these concerts mem orable occasrons On Feb ll the solo and ensemble contest was held at the Umversrty of Washrngton Partrcrpatmg groups rncluded the clarlnet quar tet composed ot Norma Krumbah Iudy Lame Carol Brunberg and Ron H111 They were awarded a superror ratmg The saxophone quartet cornprrsed of Darlene Soper Pat Hall Roy Burt and Wayne Fredeen also recerved Thrrty Four a ratrng of superror Floy Whrtney Ioanne made up the French horn quartet recerved a ratmg of excellent At the annual band contest held at Anacor tes th1s year the band came home wrth the ratrng of superror The league festrval was held at Lake Wash rngton Hrgh School where all the bands of the K1ngCo League partrcrpated Specrally selected members of these bands composed the festrval band whrch performed that evenmg under the drrectron of A C Tremann Thrs year could not have been so successful wtthout our very capable and eftrcrent ofhcers Tom Grahn student d1rector Emma Nagel l1brar1an Ioan Kelderman secretary and Srsty Iohnson wardrobe mlstress The band was sorry to lose such outstand mg senrors as Emma Nagel Ioan Kelderman Floy Whrtney Tom Grahn Bob Tanska and Leo lsotalo but expects to t1ll the1r places wrth the many advancmg Iunror Band members tor, Mr. Klein, the band has enjoyed a very Oberg, Mary Ardussi, and Dorothy Niver, who ll ll . I ' - - . - . ll Il ' , I . - ' - : , : ' l mfr rt re J rv1n os rec oser eo sc o o ou e unc rn1e M0151 rr d rx co e rt Mt r1tt R char on lcrudt Conner Ceorqz Krrtsoms lVl1ke Kenehck Second r w Yvonne lohr1s'on IN C rar Sth dr ll x VN B 1hf r B C11 rrrx harlr xt n r1 lw ree n Karin Gerloc Lo1s H e m l anlf Mor on nc B br r f t r 1 lc ores ontrr 1111 1 l1z n olleman Thora ohnson Dolly VH rd Dc'1 Donye D l H 'W e C r 11s Lor mt 111 Q Ce r1c son nne lic r 1nqtcr1 Arlme Vas1l Nr n y Pena lr crm Ve drr Nlr n runbs ru Norm: H tnson F11 amor mcew onna Colby Larrayne Cosa A l ne G Q n D x1e 1 by 4 1 v C 1 4 cr 11 ynt 1a ells anell Ch mne 2 C n fr 'L e sae L1 o hlf utnf r eonor M r one d muy cnsxa une Gerard Nlcure n Gohr H ber C n 11 el rr 1 y an cr Pc11lf1l'l sstlrran Al f Koler lune Mctthevxs CHOIR The chorr under the drrectron of Mr Kle1r1 has had another very successful year There are seventy seven members 1n the Cholr At the begrnnrng of the school year Pat Obert was elected student d1rector Stella Baan secretary DIXIE Crosby l1brar1an and Sally Yourqlrch robe mrstress Huberta Pea cock served as accompanlst On October 9 the chorr was chosen to srng at the Krnq County Teachers Instrtute Our school was the only one to be accorded t 1S honor They sang Let There Be MUSIC and Where rn the World But tn Amerlca These numbers were presented rn the C1v1c Audr tor1um The Chrrstmas Concert presented December 22 featured a candle hqht ceremony whrch added to the Chrrstmas sp1r1' At the con clusron of the concert the chorr sang The Nrght Before Chrrstmas At the annual chorr contest at the Unlversrty of Washrngton on February l3 the chorr re cerved an Excellent ratmq for therr rend1t1on of Arnt That Good News and Holy Lord of Hosts On March 19 the chorr went to Bellevue for the League Festrval where all the chorrs from the K1ngCo League partrcrpated There were 41 students part1c1pat1nq rn the festrval cho1r whrch presented the mght concert The sprrnq concert was held rn the rnrddle of May The two featured songs were Youll Never Walk Alone and They Call lt Amerrca The chorr members would hke to thank Mr Kletn for hrs fme d1rect1nq Thzrty F110 I H ' Aw: I: llurr., E Nj ., Y l L J , L I, t l , D q H f '1 1, If r To 1 VV:1r11, If-1 I' S fi ld Iac -r , 1 d lVl 1, C 1 , , ' 1 .' . o I ' .,1 11 .1 1 H11 C of 'h1tney, Pat 1 4 , 1 ey Cl , C -2 El 'P , E C '191 , 1 k, . 1 l , 'r . q ' , GC- 1 Hfzrtf-1:3211 T'-::',' l :::1nqt:n Th.r'i :cw or 1 51 W1 snr, l -l J M , 1 , L l 1 D , l , ' 1 , 1. 1 ' rzrrr-l me-S Pri! Cb ri, nec q1:: O1 ' -s, 111 1 H 1 11 1r, ratdxne E ki , A C 1 r , , , 1 c , 'e ', Io 1. 1 -1-1 man fourth rcw. Fsfher Ph1ll1ps, 1 1 cy B 1 V, 1 1 1 ' , 1 L ' D , rx . 11l, C::1ly Lrzrecn, Lzndrf Glad lzzngo Tr: sat: 1 , Cr 1-s , Lr1l'1 Nay ll rrbir 1, lffsth 1 T bb, C h VV ., L :1 s,, K 1re lv'l1 r1ll 3036711 :cu Mr Kl Ln loin Mi: .'1Zt 1 roy lt t 1 1 , Fla f1'D 11 , ff 'A T. ,' , I , . 11 , L1 ' t: Pezzcozl-c Mary En. Nassett, Dcnnzz H mm 1 , D11 fs 5 t 1 213: 1 1 , 15- , 1 '. . . . . . - If 1 - f-1 1 . I - - , , . , ' H . 1 11 1, 1 M I 1 , . . ff . I I - I . ' h. If - IV I D -1 Y . . 1, . . . . . . .v . A 1, 1 . If fr K. ' I A I I - I Thrrly Srx SOLOISTS NONETTE Sally Yourglrch Esther Phrllrps Norma Han son Donna Colby Floy Whrtney Dee Santa Nancy Pendell Lanell Chamness Stella Baan SAXOPHONE QUARTET Wayne Fredeen Roy Burt Pat Hall Darlene VOCAL SOLOISTS Norma Hanson Donald Donyes Sally Your glrch CLARINET QUARTET Ron Hrll Lorrarne Iohnson Iudy Lame Norma Krumbah FRENCH HORN TRIO Mary Ardussr Ioanne Oberq Floy Whrtney or ne I evxs nsktl 111 n 1 C117 or n'1 n ser 1' n YELL LEADERS Thrs years team consrstrng of yell queen Karen Wlerrrll and assrstants Alrce Koler Sally Lar on and Lorna Frshel drd a wonderful rob rn p omotrng pep and school Splfll among he members of the student body and the athlet1c teams They looked very snappy IH therr outfrts of purple skrrts and whrte sweaters Wrth gold emblems They made a trne appearance and represented our school well They were present at all the games and worked up clever and peppy yells Yell leaders make a lastrng rmpressron upon the students of other schools Thrs rs an added reason why we are so proud of th1s years team Therr dxsplay of good sportsmanshrp courtesy pep and enthusrasm made them trne representatrves of our school The student body thanks them for therr leadersh1p PEP CLUB Under the able leadershrp of Presrdent Sally Larsen and Se retary Treasurer Gayle Grahn erghteen members of the Pep Club were kept busy plannrng the many actrvrtres wrr h 1nsprred school sprrrt and promoted enthusrasm The frrst Homecomrng celebranon rn the hrstory of th school was presented bx the members and set an excellent example for future celebrat1ons Other actrvrtres of the club were sellrng pompons putt1ng on clever skrts tor pep assembhes parntrng srgns and posters and decoratrng goal posts Memb rsh1p consrsted of past and present yell leaders and two representatrx es from each class The Club lost one of rts most valuable mem bers 1n yell leader Lorna Frshel who moved to Calrfornra rn February Mr Klern advrsor deserves many thanks for hrs assrstance Pe Ihr- fir rp, tztzrk 1r.w 1.1 Mzth Bev Serl Bob Tc: , , To Grah , lhzry l.1:K'l1t1rrce Drck l::p..s f, :r'. Brprtbr-1:1 .'-f..::1Q,- 'sw Mr Klmn Vlczylr- .1:fzhr1 Karrn Er tzbe-rg Ylrfy VVh1tney C tl M grin, A .rr l'f::1. :yt'n Dawg' Srirrtzz Str-..: 311:12 F I '-w .f'a..:L- Kult-r Karr-11 Ms-rr..L I. 'rnz Fiske. S1:..y l.rrr.' . Bcftfrrr- Urrrrrgs Kr: Q- M--::,.. Srshy larsl-ri .-XM.. K -lf: !'fr:eeQ,::: 1 1' . Eff:--, . . . C - V ' r ' t ' t ' ' ' ' 'gc Y ' ' ' l S v v . . . 9 . . . . Q . Y A . A4 - 4 'D -9 Back row Wayne Carlson Irm Brooks Tom Grahn Ierry Brown Bob Braun Middle row lame Tanska Shrrlene Slmpson Phyllrs Beach Gall Barchenger Mrs Wnlson Ioanne Oberg Norma Hansen Ioanne Bergsma Front row Myrna Treharne Peggy Doran Emma Nagel Mary Lou Lewls Donna Rummelm Charlame Lawwxll Arlme Nxkko Bo tom Group back row Pat Mrller Margre Scheda Pat Buher Nancy Pendell Anne Farrmgton Karen Gerlock Lots I-helm Mary Lou Levus Mrddle row Elvma Markenakos DLXIG Crosby Paula Hesselman Lola May Marberq Norma Hanson Luray Rothleutner Donna Osborn Darlere Osborn Mae Schroeder Mrss Engel Front row Alice Koler Esther Tubb Karm Frltzberg Ianme Morgan Esther PhllllpS Huberta Peacock Elolse lonnson LATIN CLUB praeses Cpresrdentl Emma Nagel vrce praeses Cvrce presrdentl Ioanne Bergsma scrrba fsecre taryl and Ierry Brown quaestor ttreasurerb The purpose of the club IS to acquarnt the students w1th the customs and hablts of the ancrent Romans and to acqulre a broader knowledge of Roman hrstory especrally the exp1o1ts and conquests of Iuhus Caesar 1n Gaul Members of the club who drd not serve as club offrcers held trtles of members of Caesar s army M L Lewrs Ga11Barchenger and Peggy Doran fundrtores Cslmgersb Myrna Treharne Phylhs Beach and Shrrlene Srmpson sag1ttar11 lbovvmenl hm Brooks Wayne Carlson and Bob Braun muhones fmuleteersl and Norma Hanson Charlame Laww1ll Arlme Nrkko and Ioanne Oberg mercatores ttradersl Mrs W1l son IS advrsor Thrrty Eight HOME EC CLUB very busy th1s school year They sponsored a dance after a football game sold cookxes and candy apples and had a cake sale down town to make enough money to put on the football banquet The1r many other jobs mcluded re decoratmg and keepmg the grrls restroom clean and helpmg the G1rls Club sponsor the Mothers Tea They also served at a prmcrpals luncheon durmg the wmter and at many other school act1v1t1es Offlcers of the club elected at the begrnnmg of each semester were hrst semester Anne Farrmgton presrdent Esther Tubb v1ce presr dent Pat Mrller secretary Nancy Pendell treasurer and second semester Drxre Crosby presrdent Paula Hesselman v1ce presrdent Karrn Fntzberg secretary and Huberta Pea cock treasurer Thanks to the wonderful guxdance and super v1s1on of M155 Engle the club had a very successful year Q ' X .rg - at fx ' w 7 J 2 V ' ' .V ,V f The officers of the Latin Club are Tom Grahn, The Home- Economies Club members were . . , I . . I , I 1 - ' ' ' - - . - .. ' I . ' I D , I ' ' ' - , , Top group standmq Mr Maloof George Clarke Tom Harper Txm Balla d Ewrnq Strrngfellow Steve Iohnson Pat Bastow Seated Tom Klmefelter Laurene Nolet Sonneva Ioyce Iudy Anderson Florence Bergsma Charlaxne Lawwrll Bottom q oup back ro Arlene Reynolds Alrce Ertckson Marlme Rxsen MerrxEllen Lundwall Vrckr DeBoer Pat Holmes Susre Jones Ga le G ahn lVrs Karr Mrddle row Ba ba a T eha R C l R t G S d S G ld S h Rh d C l Y l' I 1' 1' IDE OXY Cl' SOD U 'I fegq GD YC! EYYU GIG H19 mll O Q GX SOD Glorra Massett Kay Krumbah F ont row Nadme Mallare Patsy Iben Carol Hynds Eleanor Iohanson Elame Koler Darlene Warren Carol Anderson DEBATE The Debate Club rs a newly formed club for all students mterested rn debate Offrcers rnclude T1m Ballard presldent Ioan Massett VICG presrdent and Laurene Nolet secretary treasurer Resolved That the Congress of the Unrted States should enact a Compulsory Farr Employ ment Practrces Law was the lOP1C for all hrgh school debates rn the state of Washrngton for the 1953 54 season Many members attended a practrce debate at the College of Puget Sound and two teams composed of George Clark and Steve Iohnson affrrmatrve and Laurene Nolet and Ewrng Strxngfellow negatrve, took fourth place at the K1ngCo Conference Debate Meet held at Bellevue We w1sh to acknowledge our grat1tude to Mr Maloof our capable advrsor for hrs gu1d ance and cooperatron rn makmg thrs years Debate Club a successful one DRILL TEAM The newly orgamzed Ind1anettes IS a group of thrrty Freshman and Sophomore grrls rn structed by Mrs Karr who put many hours they gave The drrll leader elected by the grrls s Eleanor Iohanson To ra1se funds for therr unrforms the Sopho more grrls 1n the drrll team had a bake sale at Eastgate Motors and ra1sed enough money to buy matenal for thelr sk1rts Each g1rl pur chased her own sweater The unrforms wh1ch are very colorful are whlte sweaters w1th large emblems and purple crrcular corduroy sklrts Wllh gold l1n1ngs The lndranettes made therr frrst appearance at our frrst Homecomrng and srnce then have marched rn the Santa Claus Parade and at three of our home basketball games They practrced hard for all these performances and gave everyone a f1ne and lastrng rmpressron of Issaquah Hrgh Thirty Nme - , A , . .' 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Top Group top row Stanley Darst Larry Iensen Dennrs Darst Eddre Phrllrps Mrke Hxnes Lowell Pratt Jack Doherty Gene Rothleutner Second row Bxll Schell Mr Frohs Dave Keattng Mrckey Pennrngton Harold Ruby Grlbert Zrrk Bob Bell Bob Hall Ray Iohnson Gary Skrnner Bottom row Leon Cooke Terry Lotsvold Don Lewrs Henry Carrrer Duane Marberq Emory Lesh Wayne Peterson Don Wrlke Bottom Group top row harles D Smrth Don Colby Wayne Carlson Roy Manx ke Ewrnq Strrnqtellow Howard Serl Bob Bass Second row Marvrn Wrllsan B111 Brown Bruce Campbell Ron Hull B111 Berqsma Drck Bmgham Dale Peck Mr Faqerness Bottom row Gordon Thompson Errc Errckson Larrd Davrdson Loney Larson Larry Crane Ttm Ballard Harry Dolleman Tom Howatson FFA The Issaquah Chapter of Future Farmers of Amerrca entered mto many act1v1t1es thrs year under the leaderslup of therr advrsors Mr Frohs and Mr Fagerness and therr ottrcers Harry Dolleman presrdent TIIT' Ballard vrce presrdent Errc Iverson secretary Bob Bass reporter D1ck Ourmet treasurer and Lester Marberg sentrnel Thrs year the FFA bought a new Ford tractor and rotovator In order to trnance these and other rnvestments the Future Farmers hrre out the tractor wrth the rotovator drsk or plow They also spray and prune frurt trees Many good anrmals were shown by the boys at the varrous shows wrth Ewmg Strrng fellow takrng both Reserve Grand and Grand Champron at the Western Washrngton Farr at Puyallup wrth hrs two Hereford herfers LIVS Forty stock and poultry were shown also at the Auburn Iunlor Lrvestock Show the Sprrnq Darry Show at Enumclaw the Enumclaw L1ve stock Show and at Issaquah on Labor Day Roy Manrcke and Ewrng Strmgfellow are the Issaquah candrdates for State Farmer and Ewrng held the Off1C9 of sentrnel 1n the drstrrct organrzatron The chapter rece1ved as an add1t1on to therr rotatrng prolects two Hereford cows from a local beef producer Trm Ballard after gomg to the state contest rn publrc speakrng last year agam represented Issaquah rn that held thts year Other contests that the boys entered were the Parllamentary Law contest Kent Farm Day a tractor and rmplement handhng contest and poultry and hvestock ludgmg contests 1 1 1 1 1 '. 1 :C e'. 1 1 :, 1 1 ' 'fl In 'Q 11 . . . . 1 , . 1 . 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HIXQ 0 SENIOR PLAY Because Prrncrpal Lundqurst Uerry Scofleldl lust had to be away to speak at the State Pr1n crpals Conventron and hrs assrstants Mr Obermeyer and Mrss D111 Cloan Keldermanl had to go home because of colds Mr Ames lLeo Isotalol of the school board mstructed Lundqurst to let the Student Councrl take over for the day Actmg prmcrpal Pamela Iones fArlene Hog efforts to rmg the lanrtor Mr Tok fD1ck Moel she pushes the txre alarm bell rnstead Actrng VICE prmc1pal Buzz Barley lBob Tanskal saucrly adv1ses a qossrpy student Mrdqe Murphy fDonna Rummehnl that there w1l1 be No More Homework and starts much excrtement Shah mar Ames fAIl1D9 Nrkkol adds zest to the play F tyT when she turns on her honeyed charm to lure Buzz to take over the Home Ec class A December romance blossoms beautrfully between M1ss Goodm CElv1na Marenakosl and Mr Harper CTom Grahnl and Mrss Ogrlvtes Uannr Morgan? play Rusty Wrngs takes an unexpected fllght of success Even the audrence plays 11S unexpected part ney Ernre Meter Ierry Coop Charlame Law w1ll Drck Rutledge and Mary Lou Lewrs Dar lene Overton and Bev Morrell were ass1stant drrectors Under the superb drrectron of Mrss Crelly the play whrch was presented December 9 10 and 11 was cr srnashrng success backl gets off to a bad start when, in her Other members of the Cast were F1957 Whit' OI ' WO JUNIOR PLAY Straws for Two a humorous three act play presented by the lunror Class on Aprll 7 8 and 9 takes place 1n the Sweet Shop of Mrss Sauer CEleanor Lakeyl Susy tSonneva Ioycel a quret and somewhat reserved g1rl rlvals for the attentlons of Sam Ulm Brooksl w1th Carol fL1nda Gladl a v1va crous but va1n glrl After Sam saves the day for the McK1nley track team by runnlng the f1rst four mmute m1le Susy fmally wms h1m over Buck tGary LaChancel has always been the center of attractron but when Sam wrns the meet Buck fmds h1mself 1n the background wrth Sam as the hero All ends well 1n the last act when Sam decrdes that Susy IS the g1rl for h1m Carol because of her hckleness loses Sam to Susy and ends w1th Buck as her beau Supportmg characters are Ianey CGa1l Iudgel George CDarrell Hrnesl S1mpy and Les l1e fDonna Colby and Ahce Clarke? Coach fB1ll Bergsmal Adrxanne Ames CDarlene Soperl and Mr M1SCh1kOff Cllmmy Hayesl The play under the d1rect1on of Mrss St1ll assrsted by Myrna Treharne and Karln Frltz berg was very successful Nate Thomas served as bus1ness manager Frances Moug publ1c1ty manager Ioan Bergsma wardrobe rmstress Doug Anderson stage manager and Fred Loser sound man Pty .A.A .L - ALA 41114 1, H - - I - I ' I I I I . . If H - I . . I I - I I I . . ' ' I , . . . I - . . . . ' - I I I , . I I I l I , I . 1 1 , . or '-Three n Q ,N ! 1 J ' xf fab x eel iiulfbh. ,I ui lv' .sl 2' Fmly Four wi SENIOR BALL A Touch of Venus was the theme for the 1954 Semor Ball held May 8 rn the old gym and an mgenrous surprrse was rn store for each couple as they walked rn the door The gym was decorated to resemble an eve nmg on the planet Venus A land locked space shrp served as a refreshment stand and soft drmks were drspensed by rts space surted crew The evenmgs festrvrtres were attended by several green space monsters gargoyles and of course many of the Venusran crtrzens as well as the dancrng v1s1tors from Earth ln case you drdn t know 1t Venus IS a planet of many geysers and hot sprrngs fantastrc rock shapes lush folrage and eerre green and blue lrghts thus these thrngs character rzed the scene of the Ball Muslc was furnrshed by The Nocturnes an outstandrng ensemble of Renton Hlgh School students Of course transportatron to the Ball had to be a l1 tle extraordrnary too for rt 1sn t possrble to just walk to Venus The couples came rn ones or twos rn specrally desrgned space rods As none of the Earthhngs had ever been on Venus before several of the Venusrans con ducted extensrve tours of the planet One of the hrghlrghts of tl'e tours was a baby volcano A tr1p to Venus IS an unusual experrence and mrdmght found the Earthhngs reluctant to leave thrs newly drscovered adventure But m1dn1ght 1S bedtrme on Venus and 1t was a long way back to Earth So on the stroke of twelve the Earthlmgs blasted off for home and a good tlme was had by all JUNIOR SENIOR FEED Iunrors and senrors who happened to venture 1nto the Clark Elementary School cafeterra on the evenrng f March 20 were rn for a double celebra tron for rt was not only the frrst day of sprmg but 1t was also the day of the annual Iun1orSen1or Banquet Amrd a gayly decorated Spflng potatoes stung beans carrots rolls jellred frurt salad and apple pre a la mode was served Bnght roses added a brt of vartety and served as place cards For the amateur photographers and buddlng young models 1n the crowd a sparklrng whrte trellrs and rose arbor made the perfect settrng for souvemr prctures Addrng to the atmosphere of sprmg was a huge yellow moon whrch hung suspended above the rose garden unt1l rt acc1dentally set w1th a thud JUNIOR November 29 the Issaquah Hrgh School jun ror class presented the1r annual prom En chanted Sea The enchantment lasted from 900 to 12 00 durmg whlch t1me mermalds on the1r sea horses crabs starfrsh and vartous other sea llfe helped keep us rn the mood Even a currous whale managed to pay us a v1s1t and see all the beautrful ladles danclng so merrrly tn hrs underwater abode The ladres and the1r gallant partners danced to the musrc of The Man ners who had s1tuated themselves rn an enor mous prnk sea shell After dmner a brlef welcomrng peech was grven by B111 Bergsma the pres1dent of the lumor class He then presented Doug Refvem semor class pres1dent who gave a short talk of appreclatlon Mrs Sylvra Bender pr1nc1pal of the Clark Elementary School was then rntroduced W1ll1am Bergsma Sr the featured speaker of the evemng gave an rmpressrve talk on tl'e youth of today hrghlrghted by several humorous expenences of hrs youth Entertarnment was provrded by Mr Klern and Ioanne Bergsma and then followed the long awarted readmg of the class prophecy by B111 Freeborn and Nate Thomas rn whrch the class of 54 represented everythrng from the frrms of Wall Street to the Umted Socrety of Dog Catchers and the Iour nals of Educatron PROM The S119 of th1s underwater prom even drs played a wrecked boat tl'at had sunk 1nto the mrdst of our ballroom durmg some terrrble storm The enchanted dancers even found a treasure chest whxch contamed soft drrnks and old Davy Iones was ktnd enough to lend us hrs locker for an evemng As the mermards sang twelve and the must cal sea shell ceased to play the dancers took leave of a thoroughly enchantmg evenrng and went the1r 1nd1v1dual ways not forgett1ng that they had been onlookers at an Enchanted Sea F tyf' . 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Middle row: Fred Loser, lack Bramble, Bill Freeborn, Roy Burt, Doug Refvem, Benny Lewis, Nate Thomas, Bill Berqsma, Tom Howatson, Gene Hartstrom, Mr, Satterlee. Front row: Pat Obert, Ken Park, E'nie Meier, Tom Ward, Ierry Brown, Terry Farrington, Ervin Nlos, Frank Morgan, Tom Rutledge. FO CDT BALL LEAGUE STANDINGS woN LOST Lake Washington . . 4 1 Bellevue . . . . 4 l Foster . . . 4 l Issaquah . . 1 4 Mt. Si . . 1 4 Bothell . . 1 4 SCHEDULE OPPONENT ISSAQUAH Franklin Pierce . 6 19 Federal Way . . 21 6 Lakeside . . . 12 6 'ML Si . . 19 32 O'Dea . O 21 +Foster .... . 26 7 Lake Washington . . 26 B +Bothe11 .... . 25 6 'Bellevue .... . 25 7 :ii Indicates League Games. Fortyriiqhf Upper left: Coaches lim Satterlee, Tom Taylor, and Roy Peterson. Down right--first column: Gene Hartstrom. lim Hayes, Benny Lewis, Nate Thomas, Terry Farrington. Iay Newkirk, Leon Cooke. Second column: Bob Walker, Hoy Burt, Bill Bergsma, lack Bramble, Terry Lolsvold, Duaine Marberq, Dick Janus. FOOTBALL The Indians this year took the bitter with the sweet under the very capable guidance ot head coach lim Satterlee and assistants, Roy Peterson and Tom Taylor, in the second year of the up-and-coming KingCo Conference. This year the team won one and lost four with the victory being a decisive 32-19 win over our rivals from Mt Si. This year the team elected Tom Rutledge and Ernie Meier as their co-captains. Ernie and Jerry Coop made the All-Con- ference Team and Ierry was elected to receive the Lions' Club Inspirational Award. The mainstays from last year's team were not so numerous as they were the preceding year. The returning lettermen in the backfield were Tom Rutledge tSr.l, quarterback: Ernie Meier tSr.J, and Ken Park tSr.l, halfbacks, Frank Morgan Ur.J and Bill Freeborn tIr.l, fullbacks. Those returning for the line play were Pat Obert CSr.l at end and Tom Howatson tSr.l and Gene Hartstrom ULD, tackles. Returning to his guard spot was Ierry Coop CSr.J, and lack Merritt tSr.l resumed his position at center. Among the new lettermen in the backfield were Doug Ret- vem tSr.l, quarterback: Ierry Brown tSr.l and Dick Ianus CSophl, halfbacks: and Ervin Njos ULD, second position at fullback. In the line were many new faces. At the end positions were Morrie Erickson tSr.l, Bob Walker tIr.l, and Leon Cooke lSoph.l. At tackles were Harry Dolleman lSr.l, Bennie Lewis tIr.J, Nate Thomas tIr.l, and Terry Farrington CSophl. At guard, earning their first varsity letter, were Bill Bergsma CIr.J, who was also the kicking specialist, Tim Young Ur.J, Iirn Hayes tIr.l, and lay Newkirk CSoph.J. Earning his first letter at center was Roy Burt CIr.l. The team was managed by Fred Loser and Tom Harper Cluniorsl, who did a very fine job and deserve much credit. The Indians are looking forward to a very successful sea- son with the returning of 15 lettermen and a lot of experience. Forty N R Sq BASKETBALL SCHEDULE GAMES PLAYED GAMES PLAYED lssAQuAH OPPONENT lssAQuAH Ortmq Monroe Federal Way F PISICG O Dea Bainbridge Federal Way Monroe F Pierce M S1 Foster Bellevue OPPONENT O Dea Mt S1 Bothell Foster Lake Wash Bothell Lake Wash Bellevue C Kitsap F Pierce S KILSGP League f'ames Tou namenr LEAGUE STANDINGS vAnslrY Bothell Bellevue Issaquah Foster Mt S1 Lake Wash JAvvEEs League Games I d H I Bill Freeborn, George Kritsonis, Norm Morrison, lim Brooks, Eric Erickson. Varsity und, back L C k N M T Rutledge, G. Kritsonis, B. Bass, D. utledqe, B. Freeborn, Mr. Ecker. Front row: E. Erickson, I. Bro k R I h I Pl lx P k C ches: Mr. Ecker and Mr. Lider. 60 ' 33 44 ' 31 34 '73 . ' 66 44 '50 48 . ' 56 '75 5l ' 42 '55 . 48 ' ' 62 '47 51 40 '63 44 50 '55 53 . ' 58 37 . ' '59 t. ' 47 BB . ' '51 43 42 . ' '61 63 J , W l . . . . . 10 0 . . . . . 8 2 . . . . . 6 4 . . . . . . 4 6 . ' ...... 3 7 . .... l 9 W l . . 6 4 Ind: id als Rog r Iohnson Bob Bass Ioe Plu Tom Rutledge Dck Rutledge Ken Park Purple and Gold Garter Itmio Va stv tack lV' Lder De mth T Young Walker D ines D Mcrberg I ont ro S lcney N Tho H Ruby C El Eddte Ph ll ps Nor sho n Gary La Chance Ray Chase lm Maggard BASKETBALL This year s inspiring basketball team under the leadership of captain George Kritsonxs and coaches Mr Ecker and Mr L1der had the most successful season s1nce the present stu dents have been in high school This year the Indians fielded a team composed of seven in third place in conference play with a 6 and 4 record and a berth 1n tl'e d1str1ct tournament Usually starting at forward positions for the Indians were Tom Rutledge CSrl the leagues th1rd highest scorer and Roger Iohnson tSrl an excellent ball handler and rebound man At the center position was I1m Brooks Ur l who shows great prom1se to lead the Indians on to many v1ctor1es next year At the guard spots were George Kr1tson1s tSrl who was elected captain by his teammates and is an excellent all around ball handler and Ioe Plum fSrl another rebound expert The team boasted some excellent subst1tutes this season Kenny Park tSr l was a real scrap per and a credit to the team at h1s substitute guard position Bob Bass fSrl was at his first year or' the varsity squad and his moral tr1bute to the team could not be excelled Eric Erick son CSrl was also playing on the vars1ty team for his first year and played either forward or center B111 Freeborn Url saw a lot of action in his second year on the varsity Bill is a hard player a good shooter and will be a credit to next years team Last but not least 1S another l1ttle guard who got points wl'en they vtere really needed This was Norman Nlorri did George Kr1tson1s as well as being cap ta1n was elected to be the lnsp1rat1onal Award winner and was selected to the All Conference First Team in a forward position Tom Rut ledge the leagues third highest scorer was selected to the All Conference Second Team Another player Dick Rutledge tSrl was a member of the varsity team for part of the season but was forced to quit turnmg out because of a phys1cal ailment The second team also had a very successful season and f1n1sl'ed in second place in the Iunior Varsity standings The second team was coached by Mr L1der Their ne er say d1e spirit kept them seeking positions on the varsitv ten The team was well managed by two hard working sophomores Leon Cooke and Duaine Marberg had a hard rob and deserve a lot of credit from the team and the entire student body I ttv v u J e , , ,, m, , i , ,H . '. r ril, 1 ' row. .r. 1 ,C. S i , . ,B. , .l-I' , . . 'r w: I. tic , . mas, . , . Ven, Q 1 1 ,. , W .' , , i . A I s - - A A seniors and three juniors to finish the season son Clr.l, who was consistent in everything he I L I U v I 1 I U - I ' ' A ' ' '1 A'-OHL' BASKETBALL STARS SIGN HERE FOOTBALL STARS SIGN HERE li My 1 'tp ...J-H L4 L -.4 b N Individuals Ron I-Iill, Garv LaChance, Bill Bergsma, Norrn Morrison, lnrvin Nios, Pat Obert, lorry Stirknr-y, Georg: Kritsonis, Tim Young, Frank Morgan, Darrell Hines. Group, back row: Bill Bergsma, In-rry Sticknoy, Tim Young Dari--ll Hln-ss, 'Wizyne C511 on. Gforge Kriiscnis, Charles DeSmith, Mr Sattvrlf-v. front :ow Norman lVIrf::Lwun PH' fllitit Frank Morgan, Hon Hill, Ervin Nlos, Bob I-Iall, Wayne Fredeen, Cary LaChancv BASEBALL SCHEDULE April 9 Foster at Issaquah Bothell at Mt. Si Bellevue at Lake Washington April 16 Issaquah at Bellevue Mt. Si at Foster Lake Washington at Bothell April 20 Mt. Si at Issaquah Foster at Lake Washington Bothell at Bellevue April 23 Issaquah at Bothell Bellevue at Foster Lake Washington at Mt. Si April 30 Issaquah at Lake Washington Bellevue at Mt. Si Foster at Bothell May 7 Issaquah at Foster Mt. Si at Bothell Lake Washington at Bellevue May ll Bellevue at Issaquah Foster at Mt. S1 Bothell at Lake Washington May 14 Issaquah at Mt. Si Bellevue at Bothell Lake Washington at Foster May 21 Bothell at Issaquah Mt. Si at Lake Washington Foster at Bellevue May 28 Lake Washington at Issaquah Mt, Si at Bellevue Bothell at Foster Fifty Your As the 1954 Sammamish goes to press, the baseball season at IHS is not yet in full swing. We are anticipating an outstand- ing season as most of the members of the 1953 KingCo Con- ference championship team are still on the squad. This is Mr. Satterlee's first season as baseball mentor, and we wish him every success in this and the coming seasons. Froup Picture bark row Mr Covle C11bertZ1rk Tom Rob rson Fred Loser Tim Ballard Ioe Plum Dick Moe Ernie Meier Eric Iversen Pat Bastow lack Hart Kermit Livingston Middle row Larry Berg Gary Soak Nate Thomas Henry Carrier B111 Blakeslee B111 Schell Ceorqe Storrs Leon Cooke A1 Lawton Front row Harold Mallare Dick Bingham lorry Cocp. B111 Freeborn, Tom Grahn, Bob Tanska, Don Lemmon, Conrad Boccia, Individuals: Ernie Meier, Ierry Coop, B111 lfrec-born, lor- Plum, Ken Park, Terry Lotsvold, Dick Moe, Tom Grahn, Eric Iverson, Bob Tanska, Tim Ballard and Ewing Stringlellow TRACK SCHEDULE April Mt. Si at Issaquah. April 29 Foster, Bothell, Foster at Bothell. Bellevue at Bothell Bellevue at Lake Wash. and Lakeside. April Mt. Si at Lake Wash. May 7 Kingco Finals at Foster at Issaquah, Bothell, Bellevue at Bothell. May 14 Sub-District at April Bellevue at Issaquah. Bothell' Mt. Si at Bothell. Foster at Lake Wash. May 21 District Highline, April Lake Wash. and Mt. Si May 28 and 29 State Meet at at Issaquah, Pullman. With six returning lettermen, Bill Freeborn, Ernie Meier, loe Plum, Tim Ballard, Henry Carrier, and Tom Grahn, and nearly twenty new members, the '54 track squad is looking forward to a very successful season. Dash men this year are Ernie Meier, Tom Grahn, Bob Tanska, Leon Cooke, and George Storrs. Distance runners are Tim Ballard, Henry Carrier, Terry Lofsvold, Bill Blakeslee, Bill Schell, Tom Roberson, Harold Mallare, Dick Bingham, and Dick Moe. Hurdlers are Pat Bastow and Don Lemmon. Turning out for field events are Ioe Plum, Ken Park, Nate Thomas, Bill N K ii, ' mmf 1 Y Freeborn, Conrad Boccia, Al Lawton, Gary Spak, Vic Camp- bell, and Ierry Coop. These boys are coached by Mr. Coyle. I'.!1yI'1vc Top group stavdmg Mr Sa terlee Larry Hmes Trm Ballard Henry Carrrer Tom Rutledge Pat Obert Don Lewts Iay Newkrrk Nate Thomas Crarg Hansen Bob Hall Gene Hartstrom hm Maggard Bob Smtth Frank Burt Ierry Coop Ioe Plum Drck Rutledge Rrchard Munz Warren OBr1en and Mr Maloot Kneelmg George Storrs Ervin N1os Duatne Marberg Paul Stark Tom Howatson Ilm Hayes Doug Retvem Dlck lanus Roy Burt Mrke Hmes Bottom group Dtck Rutledge George Krttsoms Trm Ballard Pat Obert Gary La hance and Ierry Stlckney SMOKER The Boys Club Smoker an annual event put on rust before Thanksgrvtng IS one ot the b1ggest money ra1s1ng act1v1t1es of our school Th1s year the proceeds from the smoker totaled Headl1nmg thts year s smoker was the heavywe1ght bout between Bob Morrow and Tom Ward whxch ended rn a draw D1Ck Ianus became m1ddlewe1ght champton whtle George Krrtsonls fought to the welterwetght crown Th1s year there were two wrestltng matches The bout between hm Hayes and Tom Howat son ended 1n a p1llow f1ght and a draw The tag team match between the lrttle guys Ierry Brown Dtck Rutledge Grlbert Moody and Henry Carrter and the btg guys ' Iay New ktrk Ioe Plum Nate Thomas and Tom Howat son ended 1n a not Th1s years referee was Mr Maloot who d1d a marvelous lob of teach1ng the boys the manly art of self defense Ftfty Stx GOLF Th1s year was the ttrst year tor the Issaquah golf team The team was coached by Mr Fall strom The home course for the golf team was rn good cond1t1on and open for the boys when ever they wtshed to use 1t for practtce The team drd quxte well for 1ts t1rst year by commg through w1th a thlrd place m the K1ngCo league At the end of the year the followmg boys had earned letters Drck Rutledge and George Kntsonrs tSemorsl Ierry St1ckney and Gary La Chance Uumorsl Next year they hope to see more students turrung out for th1s sport about S120.00. the Mt. Si golf course. The course was always gh Gy C11 Fak ty q pMDl ll M FOOTBALL BASKETBALL ISSAQUAH OPPONENT ISSAQUAH OPPONENT Bothell BeHevue Foster Lake Wasl'1ngton Redmond Thrs years freshman football team wasnt too successful although they d1d t1e w1th Mt S1 Only 15 boys turned out under the able leadershxp of the1r new coach Mr Taylor Even wrth such a small squad they played many good games agarnst much larger and stronger teams Other than the Mt S1 game whrch ended m a 66 t1e the f1ght1ng frosh came out on the short end of the score aga1nst Bothell Bellevue Foster Krrkland and Red mond The followrng 15 a 11st of the boys who com pleted the season Steve Iohnson quarterback Gene Davls halfback Lorne Montreu1l half back Rome Bowman end Dave Keatmg end Harold Mallare end Dennrs Montreu1l tackle Bruce Tolley tackle Lonny Hjelm tackle Gary Baugh guard Dale Scovrlle guard George Clark center and Gary Sklnner center Mt S1 ODea Foster Redmond M S1 Lake WQSh1HglOH Bellevue 33 Bothell W1nn1ng four out of s1x league games thrs year s freshman basketball team coached by Mr Satterlee f1n1shed rn a three way t1e wrth Bellevue and Bothell for second place rn the League Thrs lS one of the best records the freshmen have comprled 1n many years Although they were a httle slow rn gettmc started once they l'1t the1r strlde they won four out of the1r f1ve games Steve Iohnson h1gh pornt man comprled 55 pornts for the season He was followed closely by George Clark wrth 54 and Gene Davrs who had 50 Roundrng out the frrst frve 1n scor1ng were Dave Keatmg and Stan Slater Steve and Gene were the guards Dave and George the forwards and Stan the center Completmg th1s very f1ne team were Home Bowman and Frank Lame forwards Harold Mallare Emmett Mc Donald and Elton Anderson guards Wrth such a frne record we expect great thrngs from these fellows rn the future FftyS en Back row: Gary Bau , Gene Davis, Steve Iohnson, George Clarke, ar Skinner, lit saacs. Front row: Mr. Taylor, r n Laine, lack Doher , Dave Keatin , Elton Anderson, Ski c ona d, Bruce To ey, and r, Satterlee. U ...... . . 26 26 . ' . . . . . . . . . 30 0 ..... . . . 9 22 ' ' . . . . . . . . 38 6 Mt. Si ...... . . . 6 22 . . . . . . . . . 27 6 . ...... . 29 18 . . . . . . . 12 O .' .... 19 28 t. ' . . . . . . . . 26 6 ...... . 19 31 ' . . . . 33 26 ..... . . . 22 . . . . . . . . 27 . . A . I . . I L. . . I 1 1 1 1 ' , . D , . U, j . . . . ' . ' I I ' : , 2 ' , : I , J ' ' , : . - ' . : ' , : , : ' . 2 1 I I - 1 I h I f I ' i - ev Upper left wmnmg volley tennts team Szttmg Karen Merr1ll Mxdge Loser Ioanne Oberq Standmq Ioan Berqsma Phyllts Beach Phyllxs Mattxlla Arlme G111 Iune Mathews All star volleyball team Kneelmg Karen Merrxll Lola May Marberq Ioanne Oberg Standmq Mae Schroeder Pat Spxry Arlme Gtll Iune Mathews Upper rxqht GAA otttcers Irene Thompson vmce pres Iune Mathews pres Lower left all star basketball team Kneelxng Mudge Loser and Karen Merrxll Standxnq Lola May Marberq Mae Schroeder Nadme Mallare Pat Spxry LaVerne Howatson Iune Mathews Mtddle Wmmnq speeaball team Kneelmq Ruth Gregg and Marqe Emch Standmq Lola May Marberg All e Koler Mary Lou Lewxs Pat McKenzue Vxckx DeBoer Kay Krumbah Gerry Erlckson Lower rtqht GAA oftxcers Sgt at arms Carol Brunberq sec treas Mary Lou Lewxs GIRLS' ATHLETICS GAA has had another very successful year The tollowmg glrls were elected to ofhces presrdent Iune Mathews vlce presldent lrene Thompson secretary Mary Lou Lewts sergeant at arms Ioanne Oberg and Carol Brunberq Every year more and more under classmen are turn mg out and thrs year was no exceptlon These are the gxrls who are helpmq to make the Gmrls Athletlc Assocxa txon what xt IS today At the end ot the basketball season the sux teams composed of members from varlous classes saw Team 1 hntsh 1n hrst place after dxsplaylnq outstandmq abllxty There were many gxrls turmng out and the competxtlon was excrtmq and every team was determmed to wm The champxonshxp basketball team was composed of Fzlty Emht Margre Scheda Mary Hemmmgsen Pat Holmes Mary Ann Bergman and Gayle Grahn Congratulatlons to these gxrls tor the1r well deserved champxonshxp Those glrls chosen lor the all star team were Nadme Mallare Iune Mathews Lola Mae Marberg Karm Mernll Mldge Loser Pat Spxry Laverne Howatson and Mae Schroeder Volleyball season got oft to a very good start wnth Laverne Howatson Shrrlene Sxmpson Phylhs Beach and Irene Thompson bemg chosen captams Throughout the volleyball season the gxrls worked hard and were ludged on then abxlrty sportsmanshxp and attendance Thetr deter mlnatlon and sp1r1t were a great help nn mspmng other qxrls to turn out for sports Keepmg these qualxhcauons ln mmd the all star volleyball team was chosen as follows Mae Schroeder Nadme Mallare Stella Baan Iune . . . . Captain Iune Mathews. Eleanor Iohanson, Pat Spiry, i Upper left wmnmq volleyball team Kneelmq Laverne Howatson Rosemary Carter Mananne Boncutter Alxce Errckson Iune Mathews Stondrnq Lola Mae Marberg Altce Koler Loralre Anderson Mary Erxckson Wanda Thompson Mary Ann Hemmmgson Lenore Cutsforth Sandy Uber Stella Baan Upper rlqht all star softball team Kneelmq Mudge Loser Joanne Oberg Iune Mathews Standmq Mae Schroeder Pat Sprry loanne Berqsma Altce Koler Arlene Reynolds Stella Baan Lower left all star volleyball team Kneelmq Mae Schroeder Stella Baan Standmq Nadrn Mallare Pat Sptry Drxxe Crosby Karen Merrrll Iune Mathews lower center all star speed ball team Kneelmq Mae Schroeder Colleen Spak Arlene Reynolds Standmq Lola May Marberq Pat Sprry Nadme Mallare Laverne Howatson Alrce Koler lane Mathews Mtdqe Loser Lower rrght wmnrnq basketball team Kneelmq Pat Spxry Pat Holmes Standmq Fleanor Iohanson Iune Mathews Gayle Grahn Mary Ann Hemmrngson Mary Ann Bergman GIRLS' ATHLETICS Mathews Pat Sptry Drxre Lee Crosby and Karln Merrrll Team 1 came out rn the champronshxp posztron The team was composed of Captam Laverne Howatson Stella Baan Marranne Boncutter Lenore Cutsforth Mary Errckson Mary Hemmmqsen Alrce Koler Lola Mae Mctrberg Iune Mathews Mary Huegseqqar Loralxe Anderson Wanda Thompson Sandy Uber Rosemary Carter and Alxce Errckson Thrs was the second year that the qrrls at Issaquah Hugh have played speedball and thrs year found many more partrcrpatrng The deservmq wrnners for the all star team were Laverne Howatson Alrce Koler Mtdqe Loser Nadme Mallore Lola Mae Marberg Iune Mathews Col leen Spak Arlene Reynolds Mae Schroeder and Pat Spxry Durrng the 1953 softball season the grrls fought hard and drlrgently and enjoyed a fun fxlled season The all star softball team was composed of Stella Baan Ioanne Bergsma Alxce Koler Iune Mathews Nadme Mallare loanne Oberg Arlene Reynolds Mae Schroeder and Pat Spxry The sprmg of 1953 was also the frrst year we had played volley tenms Makmg the decrsxon as to whrch g1YlS were best quahfred for the all star volley tenms team was a long and tedrous Job Those fmally chosen were Karm Merrrll Lola Mae Marberg Iune Mathews Arlme Grll Ioanne Oberg Pat Sptry and Mae Schroeder All the grrls who partrcrpated tn any of the sports wrsh to extend therr gratrtude and apprectatron to Mrs Karr for her guxdance and help throughout the year Fttty Nme Top group back row Drane Castagno Kay Krumbah Nancy W1ltonq Barbara Iohnson Nadme Mallare Iune Mathews Irm Brooks Doug Relvem Geraldrne Ermckson Mar Lo L w D L M y u e lS on ewls ae Schroeder Lowell Pratt Bottom row Faye Felton Ioanne Oberg Lola May Marberg Pat Reeder Georgla Oules Floy Whitney Arllne Nrkko Karxn Fntzberq Bottom group back row Loralxe Anderson Pat McKenz1e Darlene Soper lean Schembs Marranne Boncutter Steve Iohnson Donna Rummelm Mrddle row Pat Mxller Srstne Johnson Kann Fntzberg Kay Krumbah Lynn Felton Faye Felton Tom Khnetelter Bottom row Gary Baugh Wayne Fredeen Roy Burt Nate Thomas lerry Whxte lack Hart Kerm1tLxvmqston Conrad Boccna TENNIS Wlth the conung of spr1ng the mterest rn tenms mounted and th1s year found twenty members of the tenms team challengmg each other for pos1t1ons on the ladder to earn the rxght to play 1n the KIDQCO League compet1t1on Wlth the return of three lettermen Geraldme Erlckson Floy Whltney and Arhne Nlkko along wrth Mary Lou Lew1s Kann Futzberg and Donald Lew1s who also saw actron last year we have the maklngs of a very expen enced team that IS lookmg forward to a hrghly successful year Under the coach1ng and co operatxon of Mrs Karr the team IS bound to make a good showmg 1n league play Plans have been drawn up and prepara txons are bemg made for a double tenms court to be constructed Thls w1ll enable more stu dents to part1c1pate rn tenms Each year the tenms mterest grows hxgher and brmgs w1th 1t bnghter prospects for the commg years Srxty SKI CLUB The school year of 1953 1954 saw the Skr Club enter mts thrrd year wrth the electron of Nate Thomas presrdent Gary La Chance Doug Anderson treasurer The purpose of the club IS to promote mterest rn the act1v1t1es of the Skt School sponsored by the Seattle Post Intell1gencer All wmter long members of the club went to the classes of thrs school held at Snoqualmxe Pass One Sunday Andy Ander son owner of Beaver Lake Resort chartered a bus to the Pass for all those who wxshed to go The bus was full and the tr1p was thoroughly enjoyed by all A sw1mmmg party at Mount S1 on March 10 was also enloyed The Skr Club was more actmve th1s year than last because of a greater mterest rn 1t The Club w1shes to thank Andy Anderson for h1s mterest 1n the Skt Club thxs year . . . .. vice-president: Sonneva Ioyce, secretary: and 1 A fn' Q05 ua s J! 1. x I -7- NW, 1 ay -.var 11, fs, ,U.-aid' 4 lr ..,,I.,,w L w ADVERTISEMENT ,ss 'f 1 v f A if X r N..- ,F-Qx CII r K. 76' ,f 1 ,. x Q VT! .uf A 1 ind n 'J a '1- Sxxty-One -zif-E4 1 : . , 'LB '- H ' 1 I .511 , '4' fI1 e'1' ' . 1 1 .-'f ffl' 1 'L . :,f ,,. 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