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Flashlite r v 5) The Flashlite Staff was composed of the Journalism Class which consisted of seventeen students. With Mr. Brownell as their adviser, the Flashlite Staff published the school paper semi-monthly. The Flashlite changed staffs every fourth issue so that nearly every student had a chance at the various jobs on a school paper. Perhaps one of the highlights of the year was the trip the class took to visit the radio station and the newspaper office in Everett. Student Council » r a . v- •• The Student Council was comprised of twelve members who represented the classes and various activity groups in the school. The highlight of the year was the Student Leaders' Conference at the Everett Junior College, where our council was well represented. Members included: John Cockburn—President; Joe Hadsell—Vice-presi- dent; Barbara Dana—Secretary; Jean Taro—Treasurer,- Bill Hubbard—Letter- men,- Lyle Zahler—Boys' Club; Nancy Perry-Girls' Club; Paul Parkins-Senior Class,- John Shaffer—Junior Class; David Nordquist—Sophomore Class; Mona Anderson—Drill Team,- and Lawrence Brooks—F. F. A. Pilchuck The Pilchuck was comprised of the following students: Editor—Pat Davidson. Assistant Editor—Joe Hadsell. Production Manager—Jackie Bushong. Business Manager—Barbara Dana. Assistant Business Manager—Lorraine Adams. Sports Editor—John Cockburn. Reporters—Nancy Perry, Dave Nordquist, Betty Lundgren, Nancy Man- ning, Barbara Ness and Kenny Williams. Adviser—Mr. Paul C. Brownell.
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Football Taking the runner-up spot in the B League, the Viking eleven lost only to Sultan in the 1945 Season. Lake Stevens was well represented on the All County B League Teams with Scott and Brooks on the First Team and Williams, Cockburn, and Hart on the Second Team. Those receiving letters this year were: Dean Scott (Captain)—Tackle,- Ken- neth Willians (Co-captain)—Tackle,- Paul Parkins—Quarterback; Piatt Shew- maker—Center; John Cockburn—End; Lawrence Brooks—Halfback; Fred Cushman—Guard; Bob Lundquist—Guard; Don Hart—End, Fullback; Lyle Zahler—Halfback; Clarence Makus—Guard, Tackle; Pat Burgwin—Tackle, Guard; Lee Wicklund—Center; and Dick Johnson—Fullback, End. Basketball The Vikings were not so successful in basketball as they were in football ending up in the lower half of the League. However, with the only two of squad graduating, Parkins and Cockburn, prospects for next year are brighter. Those receiving letters were: Paul Parkins (Captain); John Cockburn, Lawrence Brooks, Lyle Zahler, Fred Cushman Lealand Easterly, Bob Lund- quist, David Nordquist and Lee Wicklund. Paul Parkins was placed on the All County B League Second Team. Lettermen The officers for this year's Lettermen Club were as follows: Kenny Williams—President; Dean Scott—Vice-president; Bob Lundquist— Secretary-Treasurer; and Bill Hubbard—Council Representative. Vi-Queens This year a letter girls club of eleven girls was organized. These girls have earned letter-sweaters by being active in sports. In the letter club, there was one Senior girl, Ruth Wood, who was Presi- dent. There were eight Junior girls: Dolores Lundberg—Secretary-treasurer,- Dolores Granger—Vice-president; Yvonne Reardon, Lorraine Adams, Peggy Gordon, Lois Cooper, Sophie Woyach and Dorothy Dearie. There were two Sophomore girls, Irene Grimm and Nancy Perry.
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