Lake Stevens High School - Pilchuck Yearbook (Lake Stevens, WA)

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PLAYER'S AUTOGRAPHS ty second teen, an honor which ho well deserved. Reynard altab r- gcr was given honorable mention for the All-County team. Players receiving letters this year arc: ®ob Esposoth, Babe Whitford, Kcnneth Fenner, Bob Mc- Grath, V ally Meyers, Orville Mat- son, Bob Barnes, and Reynard Hnltsbcrgcr, who was captain of the team of 137• CONFERENCE GAIKS • Vikings-—58-----Barrington----11 Vikings— 29----Sultan--------—19 Vikings-—46----Granite Falls—14 Vikings—-25----E. Stanwood----22 Viking3---31---Stanwood-------24 Vikings----2---Barrington------0 Vikings---23---Sultan---------26 Vikings—31-----Granite Falls—12 Vil:ing3--25---E. Stanwood----23 Vikings---45---Stanwood-------26 Namo Ganc3 Points Avg. Maltsbergcr 9 92 10.2 Meyer3 McGrath 1 l 6.2 5.6 V hitford 9 36 4.0 Espesoth 9 33 3.7 Matson 7 17 2.4 Barnes 9 11 1.2 Fenner 4 4 1.0 Novak 2 2 1.0 Smith 1 0 .0 SCORES OF tourn; 'JIENT GAI.HI 0 O Vil:ing3---28---Sultan----------24 Vikings-—29-----Snohomish-------31 Vikings---18----Edmonds---------21

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was puro imagination, but it pre- tended to deal with Phillips own family. He and Anno hatch a plot to fool the editor, but the editor fools them. Just as Phil- lip is ready to pass off his land lady raid Lr. halone, the Irish- man, as his father and mother, the real parents unexpectedly ar- rive, and trouble begins. The cast is as follows: Phillip Dunn, a young writ- er, Bob LeGrath. Anne Holden, his secretary, Francos Case. I'rs. Stewart, his landlady, Jeannette Evans on. Ilonry Lnlonc, an Irish coun- try gentleman, Dick Turner. James Reynolds, a magazine editor, Ralph Anderson. Osbert V cst-Plunkctt, an Englishman with a monocle. Bob S chwar t zmi11c r. Livingston Dunn, Phillip’s wealthy father, llorman Berg. Charlotte Dunn, Phillip's 3istor, Lucille Case. Gertrude Dunn, Phillip'3 mother, Evelyn Williams. Beatrice Tate, a formor sv cctheart of Phillips, Erlinc Himblo. Dick Holden, Anne'3 young brother, Bill Pardee. Lari an i-ny, a newspaper re- porter, Gladys Samson. After the evening perform- ance the entire ca3t presented i..i3s Stowart with a gift. Iirs. Hunt honored the ca3t with a de- lightful party. S TORTS BASKET3ALL Tho Lake Stevens High School Viking3 basket ball team had a very successful season. They won second placo in the County B Lcaguo, and went to tho county tournament which was held at tho Everett armory. The Vikings wora 3mall compared to the other toams of tho Lcaguo but they were very fast. In practice games proceeding the soason the Vikings looked like County Champions. They won a largo percentage of their prac- tice games, losing only three. The Vikings started the reg- ular playing 3oasori with a bang. In their first gone they ran up an amazing total of fifty-eight points to their opponents cloven. Sultan, who took first place, had a good team but were baa-ten. The Viking3 entered the County tournament and played Sul- tan, first place B League team, in their first game which tho Vikings won. It was a hard fought contest which saw Sultan leading in the early part of the nmc. The second game was with he first place A Lcaguo team, Snohomish, to whom the Lake lost by two points. The third game in the tournament, which ousted them from the playoff for third place was with Edmond3. The Edmonds players tsod tho zone defense which the Vikings did not seem able to penetrate. The Vikings lost this gome by only threo points, which shows that Lake Stevens had plenty of fight. Two Lake Stevens players were honored by the newspapor staff of the tournament. Dob Espeseth was given a position on the All Coun-

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