La Conner High School - Pioneer Yearbook (La Conner, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 78 of the 1948 volume:

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C' , 41 Dr r o 'U gg, 2.-' vd x A 4 h X eff' pr x, X1 Trl? ?lON : si 1948 EDITIGN pailwhecf fqfumwlly By 7fze f444ac4az'ecZ SDMMQ Uf fa Umnm Sofzcwal Wcvffmae 7memZ7-Swan ' h I- ll r 1 1 1 FONIFNIU 1-XDMINIJ Nb-X NON J NIOKJ XFIIVIII J I-XIV' nr-J ADV MIJING 1 1 fs b Q 1 I S' V' 1 ' PKI' I' 6 XS Q XX , r-r-rr Cl.,-Xooco i 1 i I' wa CX f ' i l ' ff .Qc ab I EF' Q DEDIVATIV N La Conner us justly proud of theur hugh school basketball team For the last two years the boys have traveled to both the Dustruct Tournament at Stanwood and to the State Tournament a the Edmundson Pavnlluon at the Unnversuty of vlashungton These boys have brought home many scalps of thenr foes Therefore ut IS on1y fnttnng and proper that we dedncate thus Issue of the Puoneer to them i-'DIIV RI - As edutor of the Pioneer, I wush to take thus opportunuty to express my sincere thanks to all the busuness men who have put advertusements un thus annual for wuthout theur funancual and we would not have been able to publish thus book My thanks also goes to our advusor Mr Royal, for has help un the forming of thus book and for hus assistance wuth our carnival I especually want to thank Mr Rennord for all hus cooperatuon l thunk all the students wull agree Mr Rennord should be an honorary member of the Puoneer Staff be cause not only has he used school tume to tale all our pictures but has also spent many of his week-ends at home developung and pruntung them Because of his generosuty and good-naturedness, he us one teacher I am sure no one wull for all the work they have done on thus book It was a lot of work to get all the ads un and to wake up the duuvny but everyone worked together and ut dudn t seem the least but hard To mruan and Valerua our Art Edutors, goes the hugh- est of prause These two gurls have done all the drawung un thus book and they dud a very good job of ut Thanks also to the rest of the faculty and students who have he ped uuake thus annual a success Although she usn t a meuuber of our faculty anymore I wush to extend my thanks to Mrs Kirby because the traunung I receuved from her has helped me many tunes over thus year The time you spend un hugh school can never be recalled Your school annual us one of the permanent records you can keep to remund you of your happy carefree hugh school days Because of thus we have trued to put unto thus book all the nam events that wull luve un your memory Many hours of work have gone into thus book with the hope that ut wull brung you nnny hours of remenuscung un years to come Sincerely THE EDITOR Karen J Jensen I i- ' , -. I' ever forget. Also at this time I wish to express my appreciation to my staif . ' . .l , Editor 1-NPI'-.. STI-Kr r Assnstant Edutor Business Manager Asssstant Business Manager Clrculatnon Manager Assistant Crrculatuon Manager Art Department Advisor Helen Leaf Barbara Allen Eleanor Vnllup Sharley Nelson Mary Sullivan Mar Ann Peth Ed ohn Maxine Kruger ANNUAL REPORTERS ' IJ' I x rr I M. E 'fffffffffE.f 1 ' h .... Q .......... f'.IIf ' -q -l . 1 1 ug 5 . g. Karen Jensen Monte Hanley Keuth Johnston Boyd Znmmerman Mall SEN EUHR Valerua Vhl taker AwhnRWal Landy James Janet Peth Loss Neg en Dorus Pa mgren Myrna Willis Robert Lund aard Elnzaoeth S aener A IIXFSSAG' FROM frlf JUFW lNfFND'Nl' Once again we approach the end of the school year and for some of us the end of four years of high school I hope that your four years have enabled you to acquire useful knowledge ani I hope also that you have developed character to put it into another mans t t lord-Cmracter wins respect It secures honors of the highest mera 1 com- mnds honage and attention it nncites admiration and affection it supplants all other dustinatuons that rule in the realm of honor and happIl'l9SS And boys ren'en'ber that' And gentlenen is the noblest work of creation N ix X 5 ' I I' Q fy 1 1 x X Q u 5 habits that nalee your progress in life less difficult. XN JFK 2 X X- il IX F V' J I I P xx .f A I 'X ' V J- f- A f ,qwxllyf H Rf' ff? ' fix U .W if XM A ' ' N Li NR JACK E IIIITTAKER, B 8 SUPERIITEIDEIT Unaverslty of Washington Coach FACULTY ESTHER H OAKES, B A lashnngton State College sh In Library mom L muon, s E , Unlverslty of ilashlngton Unaverslty of Denver College of Puget Sound Chemistry Geomet ry Algebra Adv Algebra Sol ld Geomet ry .mass n ucLsou,'33 S vlashnngton State College B l y Mama Tramlng ELLA A. 8PO0R, 8.8. University of Hlsconsin University of Hashlngton Girls Club Home Economics Washington State History Health and P.E. AUSTIN ROYAL, B.A. University of washnngton T pun Siortgand Bookkeeping .gig 79 A of of u 1 n .l'T,u?v- .6 Engli n, ll, IV ' Le ' I . . . 8.A. ioog . . DIEPARTMEN'l'S TYPING ADVANCED ALGEBRA PLANE GEOMETRY MANUAL TRAINING BOOKKEEPPING SOLID GEOMETRY SHORTHAND CHEMISTRY 417 I m Q' TT- Q I r STUDENT BC DY VEEICERQ JOE FOHN ............ PRESIDENT ........... JOE FONN LANDY JAMES ...... VICE PRESIDENT ...... LANDY JAMES MARIAN NYSTRON.SECRETARY-TREASURE...KAREN JENSEN EXECUTIVE BV I- RD JOE FOHN RICHARD OALAN GEPRY DUNLAP LOIS NEGGEN HELEN LEAF PATSY SMITH JOHN BURKE MARY ANN PETH DENNIS LORDAN MARGIE DUNLAP UNSUNG i-IE! OES JANITOR-Johnny Rock BUS DRIVERS-Mr. M. Jones, Mr. Rennord, Mr. Nelson COOKS-Mrs. Bretvick, Mrs. McN9iI . OFFICE ASSISTANTS- Myrna HIIIIS, Maxine Kruger NI a M fl 455 Q + Cu-' If' V Y I ' mQ'.1fxL ':41:Yi H Emu F 1fvi'9 U'R'N'g,i , fllwfi Y fm zy - ' was Ilzlx-fx W2 M1fjy'QX ff..:vlI C ill' A K- N A Q 'we , ,NX 1.46 Q X 6 A O H X 5 S rf Xxx SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS FRITZ KLEISATH PRESIDENT FRITZ KLEISATH LANDY JAMES VICE PRISIDENT KENNETH NOKELBY BARBARA ALLEN SECRETARY TREASURE GERRY DUNLAP GERRY DUNLAP EXECUTIVE BOARD HELEN LEAF FLASS i-IISTOR SENIOR N ISTORY low after four years in high school , nineteen students will graduate from La Conner High School. In September 19144 we began our high school career as 'Green Frosh.' soon overcarre that name by showing enthusiasm in all school activities. Durin our Sophomore year we bestowed the Initiation ceremony on the coming freshmen. These first two years of high school slipped away very quickly and before we knew it we were upperclassmen. Our first task as junior's was the Junior Senior Prom. we chose as our theme 'Serenade in Blue.' On May ist we again honored the Seniors with the Junior-Senior Banquet. D Our next year, our last year, was perhaps the most excitingg with gradua- tion and all the activities of a senior. we wish.to thank Mr. Rennord, our class advisor for our junior and senior years for has patience and understand- :ng during these two years. 9 DIANE Mc COMIC! Drill Team 1 GEPALO Mc GRATH Letternan 3,11 Football 3,11 Basketball 1,2,3,ll PATSY SULLIVAN Drill Team 1 DALE NELSON JOE FOHN Class Officer 1 Executive Board 1 Torch 2,3,2l Student Body Officer 3 Student Body Pres. 18 HELEN LEAF Class Officer u Girls Club Officer ll Annual Reporter 2,3,Ll Drill Team 1 Executive Board ll DON SANFORD Athletic Manager 1 KAREN JENSEN Class Officer 1,3 Girls Club Officer 1,2,3 Entered from Federal way A Annual Reporter 2 Football ll Basketball ll Letternun I LENA 8088 Entered from Chermawa ll Annual Editor l Drill Team 1 Letternnn 2,3 Executive Board 1 Jr. Red Cross Coundil IA Torch 2,3,ll Jr. Senior Play 3,11 All School Play 1,2 Student Body Qfficer I Cheer Lelltf J avg MAXINE KRUGER Class Offucer 1 2 Newspaper Reporter 3 Junuor Senuor Play 2 Annual Reporter 2 ll All School Play 1 2 Glee Club 1 3 Torch 2 3 Drull Team 1 Lubrauan ll KEITH JOHNSTON Class Offncer 3 Annual Reporter Annual Staff 3 ll Newspaper Reporter 3 Newspaper Edutor u Letterman 2 3 ll Football 2 3 ll Baseball 2 3 Torch 2 3 ll MARIA! IYSTIN Class dffucer 2 Annual Reporter 2 Annual Staff 3 Drull Team 1 Letternnn 2 Torch 2 3 A Junuor Senuor Play 4 All School Play 2 Newspaper Reporter 4 Student Body Offucer It FRITZ KLEISATH Class Offucer 3 U Letterman 1 2 3 Football 1 2 3 ll Basketball '1 2 3 ll Baseball 2 3 Jr Red Cross Councul ll NOPVA L CHA P LES LAIDY JAIES Class Offucer 1 2 Boys Club Officer Annual Reporter ll Letternan 1 2 3 ll Football 1 2 3 I1 Basketball 1 2 3 Baseball 2 3 Executuve Board 2 3 Torch 2 3 ll BARBARA ALLEN Class Officer ll Gurls Club Offucer 3 N Newspaper Reporter ll Annual Repor er 2 3 It Junuor Senior Play 3 ll All School Play 2 Letternan 1,2 3 Glee Club 1 Ornll Team 1 Executuve Board 3 KENNETH NUKELBY Class Officer 1 2 IA Letterman 1 2 3 Football 1 2 3 ll Basketball 1 2 3 IL Baseball 2 3 BERRY WILAP Class Offucer 1 2 Gurls Club Offucer 1 2 3 Annual Reporter 1 2 3 Annual Staff ll Letterman 2,3 Torch 2 3 Junuor Senuor Play All School Play 1 Glee Club 1 Drull Team 1 Cheer Leader 3 Jr Red Cross Council Executuve Board 2 ll MSS 0ff'Cf 1 James snoascmfn Basketball ll Baseball 3 entered from Ballard 2 - ' , . .33 n A ,u u lalul ' ' ' I I I A ' . . .U ' I I ' ' ' ' I I . . . ' 2,11 ' r . . 9 r . 9 I I O Basketball'2:3,u Cheer Leader 1,2,3, s 'n . , . 114' . , ,' , , , s 4' ' . I D . , Iv u ' s r r I 3 ' . . ' 4 I. s H5 4--' FUTURE SEEN OST EAKNESS A W A H SS Cater O9 COOK O9 Bookkeep DOW HQVE LUCK 9 Leaf H9 SU House Dresser O9 Trave do not Maawwe Dun ap Gerry darn you Oh 6 Fredd en Barbara A E N ghtenga DCE Fe F O 9 o S Annua say t don you Oh 6 Gabb USED Je KBVSU DV6SSmdk6V Room orary L O9 Sew NO Oh ndy C Lena HOOD Arcountant n 'A 1 mode H O9 Bookkeep UD shuf Oh 9 Putts Vdn Patsy Su OG RES! Cowboy Leah M HOVSCS darn mak8 3 t don t Ba dy Don Sanford -AWEV C39 A Gym the U shots handed Left HOW COm6 O0 Oh Foo Foo dy Janes of Future Farners road the On S V 9 Freshmen Budd e Hows my B OW JOE Joe Fohn U GS ond B Uh Uh Uh 6 Beef Johnston th K9 : O Gert ude Gert C ud Q W! X . Nd, 'J '- in A W 4u4 I I -L A I gms A-ey A li- Ayyyyyye mf E y w W Am- M W WHO I i I i ' i Marian Nystrom Mrs. J. I din't either Posters Sketching R. Bonheur H I I Diets Ii II i Size TaIking Shrimper i ' 'I Gatherin I i I H . AnnuaI w rk i I i ' III ' I i I I I , Diare McCormick Dannie Mama Bruce did this SaIt and Pepper Shakers Skating Housewife Maxine Kruger EIsie Thats what you think FeIIas I , Mrs. I I ' ' . Lan I I II i I i i I H Aneriga i i I I his trusty Engineer M deI HA Fritz KIeisath Cupie Oh I don't oeiieveit Movie Stars Hope Theater TaIent Stout NorvaI CharIes Ozzie SiIence is goIden Gertrude , rr A r GeraId McGrath Mac Stop it darnya Brains Biidqeway Fisherman I Tex on your rrazy BasketraII In the oddI HA' mwh:nW Jim Gnbsehmidt Smitfie Hiaaaaaaaaa Rel ren15 n t'I new 'Mb' I 3P7 ff'Hhwn DaIe Neison AifdaiIe hxHInaHaHaHxHa Moih,'tfIes wit 1.f Dei of v A y 'i . A the fuIIas DY NORS H K6 f ,4. JSI ll LL I-ND IcSl'AIllENI WE THE CLASS OF 19u8 of La Conner Hugh School do hereby declare thus our last wull and testanent as of May 28 19U8 o Mr whuttaker we leave our uncere apprecuatuon for all hus he and guudance he has guven us To the teache s we leave quueter class rooms now that we re gone To Johnnue we leave a cleaner school and grounds You won t have so much work to do now I Maxune Kruger leave my washung un the chemustry class to anyone who needs ut I Gerry Dunlap leave my long skurts and short haur to Patsy Smuth Keuth Johnston leave my temper to John Bur e I Joe Fohn leave haulung all the Freshman gurls around to Ralph Eaton I Landy James leave my basketball technuque to Ruchard Poyns I Frutz Kleusath leave my fuddle to Monte Han ey Ikeep good care of her Monte I Duane Mr Cormuck leave my shy ways un class to my brother Bruce all the teachers know he needs them Valerua Inot much chance ls there I Maruan Nystrom leave my paunt and brushes to Ruby Smuth Karen Jensen leave my annual work to any one who us crazy enough take t Norval Charles leave my vum vugor and vutaluty to Tommy Jenson Barbara Allen leave my nucknames to Lorna Scholes Gerald Mc Grath leave thank goodness I funally made utl Patsy Sulluvan leave my way wuth the men to Laura watkunson Helen Leaf leave my studyung for Bookkeepung to Myrna wullus Dale Nelson leave my way wuth the gurls to Issac Schols Lena Boob leave my quuet ways to Janet Peth Jummy Grobschmut leave my abuluty to get the cops to Ed Fohn Kenneth Nokelby leave my red heads to Jummy Zunmernan In wutness thereof! the Senuor Class of 1938 do hereby sugn seal and geclare thus our Last wull and Testanent at 3 BH o clock on the date of May 8th 1 U8 THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1948 1 171 1 I - ll - l . T . ' l s' . ' ' ' ' ' lp I, ' , k . I . . ' . 1 l I C' 4 l ' I, Don Sanford, leave coming to schfol late and going home early to I. , ' to I . I' ' . . . . l I I, , ' . u, . .Q ' ' I' . ' . . D I, , . . . . i I, , ' ' . I, , ' . I' . . ' . . D I, , ' ' . ,9. ' M I-'MO Rl F S JOE FOHN LANDY JAMES Although he was unable to take part un sports he made up for ut by helpun un every possuble way to boost our sports recor He never mussed a game Could ut be that he and Landy are such buddy buddues No matter how far away the game Joe and hus trusty luttle Ford would fund the game be ore it was over Joe us also one of our studuous people un our class He never seems to study too hard but at the end of our four years un hugh school he took top honors GERALD Nc GRATH Our class seems to be full of lettermen and .erald us one of them He played basketball all of hus four years un hugh school and football for hus last two years MAXINE KRUGER L H S wuthout Max would seem luke cornedbeef without cabbage Her wunnung smule and pleasant personaluty has made her a favorute around here BARBARA ALLEN Luttle Barb wuth all her nlcknames and ex uberant amount bf pep and energy wull certaunly heer leader for three years and a more peppy :ne I m sure you couldn t fund KAREN JENSEN Oh how could we ever have got the Annual done uf ut wasn t foe Karen Her abuluty and hard work made thus book a realuty FRITZ KLEISATH Frutz us another Senuor very actuve un sports le played football and basketball and made an uutstandung record un both we wull certaunly muss hum around here next year PATSY SULLIVAN A more ardent sports fan just usn t Pa us there at all the games rught un there wuth all the yells possuble Her fruendluness and per sonaluty have made her a favorute at L H S N doubt the halls wull seem empty wuthout Patsy wlhngdwntmm DON SANFORD How could we ever forget Don Hus red model T and lately hus motorcycle No L H S won t seem the same wuthout hum NORVAL CHARLES Norval has been enthusuastuc about basketball and baseball through hus four yeans un hugh school and although quuet he wull be mussed a round here Football basketball baseball Landy h a mastered them all four years on the furst team un each sport Besudes beung a top notch athlete he s been a class offucer student body offucer and boys club offucer as well as a member of the Torch Socuety s ndy wull cer aunly m ssed at L H S un years to come un classes as well as un sports KENNETH NOKELBY Ken us another of our basketball boys He s been un the thuck of sports all the way through hu h school s made a f ne owung sports In basketball he has won many hugh honors DALF NELSON Dale hasn t been here very long but he s al rea y IU the swun of thungs a us a famul r slght every week ay mornung and af noon on hus red motorcycle we wull also muss Dale s fruendly personaluty that just can t be beat HELEN LEAF Forget our Helen No' Helen us rarely seen hout a bug smule on her face and a hear laugh what could we have done wuthout Helen en ut came t me to take charge of al o banquets we have guven She really putched un and took charge of thungs and made all of them a success MARIAH NYSTROM Hey' we need a poster for the dance next week won t you please make ut Marian? Thus has been a famuluar rung around the halls for the last four years I wonder l at they wull do wuthout her next year lt seens that Maruan us un constant demand to do some drawung She also found tune to keep up her studues and us rught up there near the o DIANE MCCORMICK Duane s been a swell sport through these four years un hugh school Always ready to help when help us needed No we won t forget KEITH JOHNSTON Keuth also, has been very actuve un sports Playung both basketball and football and beung an ardent tennus and baseball player LENA BOBB JIMMY GROBSCHMIT Although very quuet untul you get to know her Lena has a pleasant personaluty and a smule and How could we ever forget Jummy He always has a bug smule for everyone and although unable t laugh for everlfone partucupate un sports humself he has been a very enthusuastuc rooter S S un wax ' ' ' , ' - ' . Ye I, La ' - t ' be f i N l . I . . . . ' I . ' . '. 'g . He' i sh ' In all .rd . . 3 g I Dy,n . I . ia be missed around here next year. She was our wit ' ' I . ' 'U ty wh I i . . l ur 1 u 1 . n 'A .- tp- ' ' ' u . . . o her. ' ' . . ' 0 , SFNIOR AWARD, Thus year the Bllnken Cup was given t The Seniors who recieved plaques were BARBARA ALLEN KEITH JOHNSTON KAREN JENSEN GERALD MCGPATH LANDY JAMES o HELEN LEAF VBIBGICLOVISD JOE FOHN Salutatorlan KAREN JENSEN AM llll I 1,41 TNS,s Nsa, LST ffQr .aff 2 03. ff' Class Flower --., PINK CARNATION J' X 'ia., T0 III' Class Colors S mx s. nuns 5.-415 51 Class Advusor MR RENNOPD -l Motto THE ROAD CALLED TOIL LEADS T0 THE CITY OF SUCCESS X. Qc fe A, II ...ffl Q1 2 111 - 1+ i -T ,SJH1 Y -1 1-:gg 'PG-'bfi ji' xJ I-'x .J F' rg X lj f' fr fxf W Vw 1 W X' 1 ,X ks XM X X421 A f cf! Q 15 f' I f l X J J fy -- jig I! ffl' E f Zhi! E :X 1 W J M f if 0 -Tj l gi 15 x WX U X '3 'Z ssgf' ,ff N Q12 F ' T il .1 -5 ii 3 3' teh xqi Igaggigflili 'S sux nw, .I i M sua-at nam Elma gf.. I S5 wg mimi: Ah X ll an :Kb-it funn E li uw Fifi! vnu JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS MONTE HANLEY PRESIDENT MONTE NANLEY BOYD ZIMMERMAN VICE PRESIDENT E0 FOHN ED FOHN SECRETARY TREASURE BOYD ZIWERMAN JOHN BURKE EXECUTIVE BOARD DENNIS LORDAN JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY Everybody seemed happy when school started last September. Because then we felt like we were something at L.H.S. and because we would call ourselves upper classmen. we have sixteen menbers in our class, eleven boys and five gurls. Nearly all the boys have turned out for sports and have made a very good showing.. Hanlefv, Fohn, and Bailey have done real good in basketball. Also many o our fel ows have done good on the gridnron. . The Jr. Sr. Prom was held April 3rd at the Country Club. we spent a lot of time planning this and working toward a success. Our final send off to the Seniors was a banquet which was very much enjoyed by all. This has been one of our most .memorable years in high school, what with the Prom and Banquet. It no doubt as one year none of us will forget. ,Q-2-' af- 1.4 . --1.1. - J.. avi-..,,,,.. -I 1 Q A ' .e --Q1 . 1.1 5 ' A ,,gEpz?g . ,, ll. , 5 Q 5 Q: 1 'ar fag- . -- V ,- . ir-I Q , - 215 . . E O rpm J .. - - ' ' ' .ir 5 ,xr I 5. 'qs' . . , ' 5 I i i i - . , E , h l. - nc. v fi. ' I ' ', I sd... A, A L, I .. ' . V V L ' -cd : 'y V M ,!, I E u ' , ' L . x 1... O . I ll A A .' 1 if ,,, i , KG I , ' f'Y I .sf ' ' - : ' - g M ,H , I 1- Y. Lk! ........ .... .... 'A '. I I I I I I In III I I I ' I III :III - . I I ,T I 0 I I I I I I I u I J!! Q :ar . r ' X SOPNOMORE CLASS OFFICERS ROBERT LUNDGAARD PRESIDENT ROBERT LIINDGAARD JANET PETI1 VICE PRESIDENT RICHARD DALAN CAROL IIANSTEAD SECRETARY TREASURE SHIRLEY NELSON RICHARD DALAN EXECUTIVE BOARD LOIS HEGGEN Q-- 'T JO?Hr Mr Rn ru fr - 'fr Thus year the Sophomore Class entered school wuth the lucklo have t number of thurteen members Two of them were new students They are Earl Bassford from Renton and Joe watkunson who entered from Mt Vernon Hugh Later thus year we lost Keuth Berger who moved to Colvulle and entered hugh school there One of our most enjoyable events of the year was the Freshman lnutuatuon wruuch began wuth dressung them un gunny sacks and guvung each of them a toy to play wuth for the day In the evenung we contunued our fun and then gave a dance for all the hugh school students The male members gf our class are doung quute well un the lune of sports A great many of them have earned theur letters un football and basketball We also have a talented and peppy yell leader un our class who has certaun ly made good thus year The class gave an assembly on Armustuce Day and we dud a faur enou h o o ut we have also ordered our class rungs and puns whuch we expect o re ceuve next fall We wash to extend our apprecuatuon to Hr Nelson for beung our class ad us' . If u f 5 y .... 35 D gr, I Q- r I- I 'V X ..-Avo FIIS JI , D . he n., I . ' I ' 2 ig A FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS KEITH ANDERSON PRESIDENT PATSY SMITH LEE FELTON VICE PRESIDENT VIRGINIA SANFORD MARY ANN PETH SECRETARY TREASURE DAPRELL BASSFORD PATSY SMITH EXECUTIVE BOARD MARY ANN PETH al nt FSi-IMAN CLASS rllS'l'OR! Ne are very proud of the fact that our Freshman Class consisting of thirty members was the largest freshman group to enter La Conner High for nnny years Durin the year two of our classmates Kenneth Berger and Jane Baily left this schoo but these losses were balanced by the entrance of Edwin Nelson from Bur- lington and Gene Sly from Everett durin the second semester. Other new menbers tha joined the Freshmen Class at the irst of the year are: Ruby Smith, Laura watkinson, and Richard Poyns. All the other class members are graduates from La Conner Grade School. On Septenber 26th the Sophomore Class put through us a very exciting initiation which left us with the title 'Green Freshmen.' in the end we all agreed that we had loads of fun. Two weeks after initiation we had a return party for the high school. we are ggoud of the fact that a large nunber of our freshman boys-turned out for foot ll and basketbali. The Freshmen girls showed lots of spirit on participating in all school activities. we wish to thank Mnwhittaher our class advisor, and our teacher for help- ing us through our first year of high school.and making it a very happy and suc- cessful year. 'N NN b Q e vs C' C O DC. Q1 X WN I Y wfqfw T 27 Q-fii :Lf-7 iff' Xf X5 N, V E C Q f-43' wig, CU5 tg 1 Q W f 'Q 0 X ' ff C84 C05 Nb 0 Q41 U11 U av JL - Y of f f I CI ' f .YNSX Z X , o ' Y I 11 Ax, A V. A' fx'.4KNjL,,y Q . u Y X fiflf QQ, ' o X rf? i X I O Ulgmtzfnuunfl' . 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GIRLS Cl-U9 OFFICERS BOYS CLUB OFFICERS P mov JAMES. ........ Pnssinm ........ mov .hues BARBARA AM' ' RE3'DE T ' Gm' DUMP hours mmzv ..... vice Pnesiosur ..... Mom miutzv KAREN JENSEN ..... VICE PRESIDENT ....... HELEN LEAF ED FOHNUHHHSECRETARY TREASURE- NED Foul JANET PETH ..... SECRETARY-TREASURE...KAWEN JENSEN DENMS LORDM EXECUTIVE BOARD DHHS LORDM MARGIE DUNLAP .... EXECUTIVE B0AF?D...MARGlE DUNLAP ATHLETIC MANAGER ' SOPMOMORE-CAROL NANSTEAD FRESHMAN-ELIZABETH STIENER GIRLS CLUB we have had a very successful Girls Club this year, since all the girls in the high school have taken part. The Girls Club initiation was held at the first of the year at the Dunlap residence. It was a semi-formal affair. we made quite a bit of money selling pom porns and pop at the football games. Our first party was the Christmas Party, held at the Civic Club. It was a very successful party with everyone having the best time they had had at any high school party they had ever been too. The Harmony Boys furnisred the music for the evening. They performed through the Recording Fund. About the middle of January we started planning for a Valentine Dance. we had several cake sales to raise money to pay for an orches era for the dance. The dance was held February 6th at the Civic Club and we again had the Harmony Boys play. Other activities we undertook this year were the annual Mothers Tea, and the Football-Basketball Banquet. we presented a style show to our mothers and also a short program in honor of them. we served a dinner to the boys and presented a short program. All of us are proud of the splendid record that our Girls Club has nade this year. A BOYS CLUB A meeting was called at the first of the school year by Mr.Rennord for the purpose of organizing a boys club. Mr.Rennord was appointed as the Boys' Club Advisor. The annual all County Boys' Club Dance was held at the Skagit Country Club and was sponsored by the Slagit County Boys' Clubs and was proved to be a great success. Several of the County Boys' Club meetings were attended by the President and his officers. Because of the fact that the Boys' Club was organized for the first ting , we participated in on a few activities. we hope to have active Club next I' RCI-I A ND !.E'l l'ERMEN LETTERMAN JOHN DENTON LANDY JAMES KAREN JENSEN NONTE HANLEY GEORGE BAILEY BARBARA ALLEN GERRY DUNLAP JERRY MCGRATH FRITZ KLEISATH KEITH JOHNSTON KENNETH NOKELBY TORCH HONOR SOCIETY ED FOHN JOE FOHN LANDY JAMES KAREN JENSEN MONTE HANLEY GERRY DUNLAP DENNIS LORDAN NORVAL CHARLES DALE NELSON JOHN BURKE RALPH EATON EDFMW DENNIS LORDAN BRUCE MCCORMICK DARRELL BASSFORD RICHARD LOYNES CHESTER RUTHRUFF BOYD Z I MMERMAN KEITH JOHNSTON MARIAN NYSTROM VALERIA WHITTAKER SHIRLEY ANNE NELSON LOIS HEGGEN FRED FOHN ROBERT LUNGAARD JUNIV R-SIENIVR PLA' The Junior Senior play this year was called 'Daffy Dills' was presented on December 16th, in the high school gymnasium under the direction of Mr. Austin Royal. The play was a combination of comedy and suspense presented in three acts. The plot was about Richard Dill, his four children and his invalid mother and how they get along with Richards new wife Elaine. The family who learn of the new stepmothers arrival, plan to play mean tricks on her in hopes she will get fed up and go back to St. Louis. Their Cousin Maude from Peoria is also expected to arrive any moment.and she gets there first. The Dills think she is the new stepmother and play all the tricks on her. She has heard all about them from the next door neighbor Mr. Hoggles, and has planned far worse ones, making herself be the meanest stepmother on record. ' when Cousin Maude arrives Cthe real stepmotherl she is sweet, lovable, and kind and immediately makes a big hit with the family. The third act, sees the situation straightened out and the Dills are very happy with their stepmother. The real Cousin Maude Continues on to California. The characters are as follows: Richard Dill Rodney om Carol Dill Doris Dill Dudley Dill Grandmother Dill Elaine Escott Maude Maddox Arnika Jukes Mrs. woggles Pete Nor on Aimee Lovewell The father The eldest son The eldest daughter One of the twins The other twin Richards mother Really Cousin Maude Really Elaine Escott The colored servant The nosey neighbor Carols boyfriend Rods girlfriend Ralph Eaton John Burke Shirley Anne Nelson Valeria Whittaker Dennis Lordan Maxine Kruger Karen Jensen Verna Robinson Helen Leaf Marian Nystrom Keith Johnston Barbara Allen f' . :1T ' A NNUA L CA RNIVA.. ' Excitement prevailed in the old gym the night of March 12th, for it was the night of the Annual Benefit Carniva . Colorful booths with barkers crying out as people patronized their booths added to the excitement. The fish pond caused the younger generation much excitement. Some of the older people had chances to show their skills in shooting baskets and throwing gaseba ls. The penny pitch was loads of fun for both young and old as was the art game and ring toss. Many were awed by the mystery of the fortune teller, who turned out to be Mrs. Oakes. Bingo was a carnival favorite. After partici- pating in all these various entertainments one could expect to be hungry, so the food booth was very active all evening. we wish to thank Mr. Nelson, for his help in building the booths: Mr. Royal, for his advice: and Mrs. Oakes, who was a swell sport about the whole affair. JUNIV R'S!-INIVI iii OM The Country Club, tastfully decorated with thousands of daffodils ser- ved as a perfect background for the Junior-Senior Prom. It was held Friday evening, April Znd. Under the supervision of Mrs. Oakes, the capable advisor of the Junior Class, the decorating conmittee turned the spacious ballroom into a place d beauty. Daffodils in vases and baskets brightened the tables and corners. An arbor covered with greenery and flowers provided an interesting entry. l wayne 8aumgardner's Orchestra furnished the music for this, one of the delightful social events of the school year. FV V TBA LL-BA SKE' Bi-LL Bi- NQUE' The Girls Club held the annual Football-Basketball Banquet again this year in the hall way downstairs of the high school building. Turkey was served as the main course and many ogher 'algpetizing foods accornganied it. Delightful en- tertainment was presented y me ers of he Girls Clu . Mr. Whittaker present- ed awards for the lettermen of the year. All the boy members of the Seniorclass were called upon to say a few words. Keith Johnston served as Master of Ceremonies, George Peth and Tandy Wilbur were the speakers of the evening. All the boys seemed to enjoy themselves and that was the goal of the evening, so the Girls Club feel the banquet was a success. ii iii- .-'uuqntszvw -cf, x g ga 12 - -.M Q I ,Q Q. iff , ,P H 'gi'HJ,,.v. , , Q? J.. A A Q, , ., Rl '-, 4. sk .n As U 5 1. ,, 5 ' . A+.: -. -- '21-1' f ff ,fp A 2 n V19 in bs! 5 :lim W, L5 an -'Bu -Q-zwgy '34:,5iZ ., ' a 1- .a2'.,sMu, V L -.N '- 5 Q ix , z Sf? - Y if 1 Q k nr ii Q 2. 1 45' if E, 1, KL , 3- g 5 K 3 5 . -. f !.p ,f . mx. . , 1, QQ? .3 5' F gl' T'Y E515 ff 1 si' ' 3 as' A Qfafif- .,.- . HV L, :br-:'.: '- cr x x 9 if -. 1 '19 Q 1 4 1 -jf 1 ' x ' , 9 i ff 1 H A251 Wx if . If X CE 5' ' I x :. ki 'Ny' by-O--ig -in P4 Wig X b T 1' ' r til N iss-fc ,bfi if gh mmwfsihvn- V Ui Di 5-XM 'OMF il The dream of all dreams came true this year when L3 Conner was awarded with a new gymnasium The school did not have enough money to finance it so the school board asked for volunteer work. The call was answered at once and the result was one of the finest gymnasiurns in the county. It has the largest playing floor and the largest seating capacity in Uhe county. The floor is made of concrete covered with an emulsion and then as lt t'l playing surface. All the lines are inlayed so they will never cone o f. I The gym itself will seat over a thousand people and when the balcony is finished it wlll probably seat fifteen hundred people. The newest backboard is used, It is fan shaped and is nude of natal. At first the floor was slippery but that has been corrected and a fan has been in- stalled to keep the moisture off the floor. lf it had not been for the outside he.lp of people the gym could not have been completed for the basketball season. when ggople speak of the La Conner gym, we can be proud to the fact that it is the s gym in Skagit County and that it was built by the citizens of La Conner. 4 41215 -M59 Conner Conner Conner Conner Conner Conner Conner Conner Lake Stevens Sultan Langley Coupeville Concrete Darrington Mt. Vernon 2nd Burlington 2nd xl X Mount Vernon Sultan Monroe Twin City Concrete Oak Harbor Darrington Coupeville Lynden r , , I' W1 1 H1 ND SO WE WON C UR n-XMP NORTH WEST DISTRICT B TOURNAMENT R5 Sultan La Conner 31 Friday Harbor L3 Conner RM Lake Stevens La Conner STATE B TOURNAMENT in Seattle M0 Valley La Conner 38 Go1denda1e L3 Conner 32 Chelan La Conner 32 Omak La Conner BASEBALL The baseball season started out with a bang this year with Jamse, Nokelby and Hanley the stars as usual. It started out with us beating the first two games and then with a let- down and losing 10 to 1 against Concrete. A great number of the underclass men have turned out this year and are really oing well. At the end of this season and next year they should improve and we should have another good team. we hope to finish up this season as well as we started out. LINEUP Catcher ---------- Monty Manley Pitcher ---------- Landy James First Base -------- Keith Johnston Second Base ---- - - - Billy Nokelby Third Base - ------ George Irving Short Sto - ------- Ken Nokelby Right Field --------- John Burke Center.Field- ---- - - - Norvnl Charles Left Field --------- Lee Felton GIRIQS A'I i-ILETICS There has been almost a 1005 turn-out in the P.E. class from the Fresh- man and Sophomore girls this year. Under the capable supervision of Mr. Whittaker the girls have learned a variety of calistenics that have helped them in all sports. Basketball is the favorite sport and tennis is a close second. Most of the Freshmen girls knew very little of the rules concerning basketball at the beginning of the year: but now it's an entirely different story. The Sophomore girls have played basketball, tennis, badminton, and volley-ball: the less versatile freshmen have played basketball, tennis, and dodge-balL A variety of games will be played in preparation of 'Play Day which is held annually in Mount Vernon. An enthusiastic group will represent La Conner. The girls are doing fine in extra-curricular sports and their points are steadily increasing. At this rate their goal will soon be reached. 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Brldgeway Lunch and COl1f6CtlOl1LFy Best Wshes d Good L ck Brown Lumber and Fuel Company f the CI S f 1 CARLSON IRON WORKS DUNLAP TOWING COMPANY i an u Congratulations and Best Wishes o a s o 948 HOPE ISLAND CAFE sMoRGAssoRo and mNNsRs LaConner Bakery 1nd Restiurfmt Good Wishes to the Clwss of 1948 May You All Meet Wat! :Ccess LaConner Motor Compmx THE TILLINGHAST SEED CGMPANY Puget Sound Seed Gardens Telephone LaConner 201 LaConner Wash ngton 4 c 1 1 C . T ,L , V C I , I HOPE THEATRE LACONNER '+'1 MILLER MERCANTILE CO Mf VERNON PARKER S TOGCERY s'roRE ron MEN PISTON SERVICE CO. Auro Mars 5 1 R 1 E v 1 I I s I R J f MacDougall s Carl E Llndberg SALES d SERVICE Thrlftwwy DRUG d FOUNTAIN Ed Henry EI.oIzIsr Elzea s CLEANING d DYEING Hlghland Paclflc Dalry Leckenby Seed Company Nlusseras Hardware and Gift shop .G Vr,. --,.-e eeee I i , ee I We I I I I , . c I I an an I ,E , M G re Y I E- - I I I I I I I I Turner Lumber Wlllard s Greenhouse Company Dlck prankard S Hansen Peterson Sport Feed and Seed Co Shop Best Wnshes and Good Luck to the Class of 1948 Maloy Bros. ' 9 N I J 9 . Blade Ashley Chevrolet Pontiac Company COIUPGUY MARSHAL 86 EATON HEATING on.s 4 GAS T7 Lf Cllfflgffvcgwff ill BY CGY Valley KERN Columbla Lumber Co Erlckson WELL S DRUG rua P Com any Bulck Rl ' 9 P scriptions i I HART BROS Florlsts HERB GARDNER Insurance HOWSONS HGME FURNISHINGS ILC SANDE jeweler 'a 9 JOHNSGN MGTOR CGMPANY STUDEBAKER DEALER LeROY CLEAVE Florlst HERB PERSONS scHooL d orrlcs suPPLlEs SEARS ROEBUCK 86 CO. an 7 . 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