Kent Meridian High School - Diadem Yearbook (Kent, WA)

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PLAQUE AND CONSTITUTION Jeanine Walters, Bonnie Kennedy, Roland Jankel- son, Christy Ulleland, and Helen. Nash were on the Plaque and Constitution Committee. Their attention was focused on revising the plaque award system. The group revised the point system, with the hope of making the award more of an honor. Another duty of the committee was to check all club constitutions. WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE Figuring out ways to earn money for school proi- ects was the iob of the Ways and Means Committee. Heading this committee was Elsie Marty. Working with her were Norman Love, Janice Vatne, Cecile Carpenter and Marion Jackson. A iuke box was acquired by the committee this year, with new records every two weeks. Budgets were submitted by all clubs and organizations, consisting of approximately how much they would spend, and how much they would take in. A few suggestions for money-making proiects for this year included a cos- tume dance, box social, magazine subscription sales, CALENDAR AND ASSEMBLY The Calendar and Assembly Committee had the tremendous duty of planning and scheduling all assem- blies and activities this year. This was a difficult iob because of the many clubs at K-M, and a limited amount of time. Two members of the committee pic- tured are Judi Burns and Bob Johnston. National assem- blies were planned, plus many award, talent, and pep assemblies, dances, plays and concerts. HANDBOOK COMMITTEE Publication of the Student Handbook was the task of the Handbook Committee. This company met during the summer to type copy for the booklet, which con- tains schedules of classes and games, school yells and songs, rules of K-M, and description of clubs and awards. Shown working on the baak are Dana Morgan and Mavis McVay, seated, and Sally Francis and Diane Warwick. 'IO

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T TON EmefS0n Helen Nash Lynn Furman Pfesldenf Vice-President Secreiary As The clock Ticks away The lasT few days before graduafion seniors dressed in familiar blue and whiTe robes for The lasT pracfice before The big nighT, They all look back on I2 memory filled years for The lasT Time one and all will be TogeTher. Our paThs crossed for The firsT Time in The eighfh grade when we meT for classes aT The Junior High in I952. The year was spenT geTTing acguainTed wiTh our new surroundings, new faces and learning To work TogeTher. We sTarTed our freshman year by elecTing Curf Thompson A. S. B. presidenf and DoroThy Blanfon secreTary-Treasurer. Tom Emerson was chosen as class prexy. Blue Moon was The Theme chosen for The Freshman Frolic headed by PaT Brown. Our en- ThusiasTic class saw an exciTing year of sporTs wiTh The Vandals being vicTorious in boTh fooTball and baskefball. One hundred and sixTy-Two frighTened sopho- mores venfured To K-M's halls of ivy. lniTiaTion wenT off wiTh a bang wiTh The rnighTy seniors making slaves of The sophomores one hecTic fun- filled day. Girls wore old dresses inside ouT and backwards. One old shoe and one high-heeled shoe didn'T make much difference because They spenT mosf of The day on Their knees, singing nursery rhymes and proposing To The senior men. The boys were aTTired in old dresses and bows in Their hair. CurT was elecTed To lead The class, vice presi- denf was Bill Norberg, Roland Jankelson was sec- reTary and Bob Jankelson Took over The dufies of Treasurer. May Days was The Theme selecfed for The Sophomore l-lop. Barbara Calverf and Bob Reano were chosen King and Queen of The gala 12 Jim Goodspeed Treasurer dance, feafuring a large May pole in The cenfer of The cafeferia. Our iunior year began wiTh The elecTion of class officers. CurT again copped Top honors. Bob Reano had The vice presidenT's posifion. The sec- reTary's spoT was filled by Jim Goodspeed. Ted KiTaio was Treasurer. The biggesf evenT of The year was The Junior Prom chairmanned by Helen Nash. The Theme was Blue Shadows and The gym was beauTifully decorafed in shades of blue and Silver.