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

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Junior Prom The Junior Prom was probably the most important event of the year, with its amazing underwater scene. The sweet music was provided by Mel Odegard and his seven piece dance band. The General Chairmen were Lois Cooper and Joe Hadsell. Committee heads were: Invitations—Dorothy Dearie; Refreshments—Anita Gilstad; En- tertainment—Betty Forrest; Music—Fred Cushman; Art—Cora Lyman; Decora- tions—Lorraine Adams,- Advertising—Ruth Lyman. Yell Leaders Two teams competed for the title of Yell Leaders this year. Team one was composed of Altha Wilbur, Ethel Wilbur, and Ruth Wood. Team two was Dorothy Domholt, Evelyn Reddeman, and Marilyn Fredrickson. Team two won and was headed by Dorothy Domholt, who was leading yells for the second year. Tumbling Team After seeing some tumbling pictures Mrs. Martina had, the girls were amazed and immediately began to inquire as to how the stunts were per- formed. Some girls tried and gave up, some kept on—getting bumps and more bumps, but always coming back for more. The outcome of this is a team of five girls: Ruth Wood, Peggy Gordon, Dolores Lundberg, Dolores Granger and Irene Grimm. These girls, with the aid of Mrs. Martina, worked out routines and per- formed at a few basketball games and assemblies. Senior Play The Senior Class Play, A Little Honey was presented on April 26, 1946, under the able direction of Mrs. H. Bryan Johnson. It was a comedy in three acts about Grandma's formula for getting your man with a little hon- ey,- not sandpaper. The cast was as follows: Jerry Minton, a per teen-ager............................Jackie Bushong Albert Parker, the boy from next door.....................Kenny Williams Caroline, Scoots , Jerry's open-faced young sister.....Dorothy Domholt Diana, Jerry's older sister.................................Barbara Ness Delores Megglehammer, the rebellious cook..................Barbara Dana Tom Corning, in love with Dana.............................Paul Parkins Roger Minton, the somewhat henpecked father................John Cockbum Eve Tyler, an attractive Southern widow...................Irene Sullivan Martha Minton, the conservative mother....................Nancy Manning Mrs. Simmons, a trained nurse.................................Jean Taro Grandma Thornton, Martha's wiry mother.....................—Pat Davidson The Sure-Shot Man, a bug exterminator.........................Dean Scott