Kapowsin High School - Kapisonian Yearbook (Kapowsin, WA)

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THE SOPHOMORE CLASS L... 1- .. TOP PICTURE- OFFICERS Left to right, bottom 'r0w+President Second Semester. Norie -lewett: Treasurer Sonya Martivold: ASBR. Dorothy Gibson: First Semester President. George Barna Second row--First Semester Secretary, Kathleen Reardon: Second Semester Sccrcf tary. Winnifred Poorman: ABR. Norman Burslem: Vice President. Joann Erick' song Sergeantfat'Arms. james Burris. BOTTOM PICTURE - SOPHOMORE CLASS Left to rigllt--bottom 'rowfGrace Slater. Betty Hoskins. Doris johnson, Genevieve Tyler. Pat Mattoon, Pat Long. Edna Brunaugh. Donna Groom. Ferna Reichert. Dorothy Gibson. Sonya Martivold. George Barna. Bob Madix. Robert Haynes. Second 'row--Dick Brown. Terry Gasperson, James Burris. Arnold Andrews, Howard Hansen, Donald Otto, Bob Olive, Ray Martin. jim Morehart, Sam God' dart, Bob Jupiter. Alvin Carlsen, Don Myron. Mr. Don Carstens. Third row-- Arlenc Richert. Willow Boren, Fay Tiblin. Joann Erickson. Lorrane Ely, Kathleen Reardon. Peggy Licht. Pat Howe, Norma Zion, Winnifred Poorman, Helen Carl' sen, jean McCool. HE CLASS of '50 entered K. H. S. for the first time in the fall of l946. After the dreaded initiation all got down to work until the return party for the sophomores. The class was advised in the Hrst year by Mr. Earl Platt. In the fall of '47 the class received its revenge by initiating the new freshmen. The sophomore class is the largest in school. Several of the boys made letters in sports. With the help of Mr. Don Carsten and Mr. Frank Kellogg, the class of '50 is looking ahead to the days of upperclassmen.

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THE IUNIOR CLASS TOP PICTURE - OFFICERS Left to 'right--Secretary, Richard Hanschq A.S.B.R,, Bill Woods: Treasurer, Wes Drakeg President. Virgil Larsong Vice President, Shirley Andrews, not present. BOTTOM PICTURE - IUNIOR CLASS Left to right, bottom 'rowfMr. Robert Minnitti, Richard Hansch, Barney McDon- ald, Wes Drake, Ray Mattocmn, Chandler Larson, Ross Larson. Second row- Eugenia Radon, Bette Bennett, Barbara Hash, Eleanor Hansen, Mavis Theil, Shirley Andrews, Virginia Hash. Helen Hansch, Pat Larson, Donna Franklin, Mary Hartman, Ruth Wiese, Donna Iasmer. Third row-Gilbert Howard, Stacy Potter, Jack Ockfen, Jack Presley. Don Jupiter, Dick Liljemark, Bill Woods. NTERING HIGH scnooi. for the first time on September 5, 1945, the class of '49, after the initiation, settled down to the long school year. A picnic in the spring was given to the sophomores. The class was advised by Mr. Arthur Neate. The sophomore year was much more enjoyable than the freshman year, for initiatf ing is much more fun than being initiated. Mr. Carl Storlie was the adviser that year. Coming back to school in '47 as upper-classmen, the class had the Junior Prom with its theme Lamp Lighters Serenade. The Prom was a great success. The play, So Help Me, presented by the class of '49 on March 12, 1948, was also successful.

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THE ERESHMEN CLASS ToP PICTURE - FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS TTT First row, left to 'rigl1tQPat Larson, Nancy Boness, Marjorie Calvin, Tom McDon- ald, Bill Flannery. Second row, left to right-Helen Schiemer, Carol Brunaugh, Tony Radon, Louis Miles. BOTTOM PICTURE - FRESHMAN CLASS First row, left to 'right'-Ronnie Winters, Leon Sauve, Bob Howard. Tony Radon, Bill Flannery. Second row, left to fight- Joyce Stanke, Carol Brunaugh, Muriel Hansen, Shirley Otto, Marjorie Calvin, Florence Hansch, Jerry Deering, Marilyn Ockfen, Lorna Banks. Joyce Elston, Lorraine Reynolds. Helen Schiemer, Deloras Yager. Gwen Snyder, Alice Calvin. Third row, left to 'right-Clifford Almas, Ralph Whiting. Irwin Banks. Louis Miles. David Streich, Warren Milton. Bob Shofner, Tom McDonald. N SEPTEMBER of 1947, thirtyflive freshmen entered the halls of Kapowsin High School with Mr. Ernie Perrault as adviser. After the usual initiation given by the sophomores, the class went to work and many students participated in the band and sports. As the first year draws to a close the class turns its thoughts toward three more years of learning, achievement and fun.