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

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1949 volume:

THE PILCHUCK PUBLISHED BY CLASS OF 1949 LAKE STEVENS HIGH SCFOOL LAKE STEVENS, WASHINGTON 5' 1 wg . f X59 97, J' I ZW W! Z M7 wi iq QL? W if W f X MQW! X PM K r' N1 form f -up ,flfyijfi N WE ww EE 4 Q '6 4' 4- J 3 W F 2 I f 5 i W f Q Z 4 an L fu I Af if f I ' lm, Ml Wg , K .v 'H ., X 14 1 . If Lu 1 f iam f I 'i H J E -T, Q vm., J - fi 1 M 7' 3 p-ff Q I 'lf-, Q '2 in ....17'1i: N , ' ef ':3.'t:i.-fg if ' f 2172 M72 f., .- '--f V2 -5f7f'- 5 x N7 5, 1,7 U, ' f' '- , 'I ' , fl x, ' gif A Al -4 ii i? ful. i,f5fgfjpgf, f 53,1 w ff' l in 'I 'Q' xnnsv UQ' Mn Eaton-Cunningham fffmpw ' 4 -Ie the rla f-f' 1045 dedicwo tlis annual to r his 'me ard Stewers irl' Ile also and kindness aorlor play ,lv artina e 'ort Vat le used n coackug the a!:h1e'es 0 Lake School and also for being a frlend o ever5 stuaert dedicate tl is annual to Mfg, Godfrey for har patience toward our class and 'or lor exeellen' dlrection of the ig 'i vu! 1? X X sl. ff N.- R 4. Q gr Cf 1185? Il O .au ex-an or dext uersitx of sas! xn ton 'T rc. 'LS A T' LUMALXK A Lmversity 4 1JlI'lL1lH e Arts lm YW 1 tw xn si BSI! ' rf r 1 7w'ff'f pf'- L :CS Nun-1 ,C gang 1 -.Avg v sp QL-. B. 'n Hlflff' VJ. Yniv siij . n' fi at 5 , ' f ' 1 . 1 2 J !xv'0'-'.Tl?CI.f h i.-'rel 1 lf. . . .. .WY ' H- . ' ' . ' of 'l'f85iAlIkkL-'Ch ' , if . If , G' X Ni A. T. :..-.five '. Q 3 usf.gfh -. gmac M0125 ,- if Q , .3 .. lggqglnmntiol 'SQ viz bi 5,4 - ., 1.3 .-.' r ' b ' A X , 'A ' ,L F-'R O A TI s QR., I'f ' flf' if' f,g,1,ni'fri.yoi .' li nj.:-n lil-' 'j 6 -fl' b 5 ID -4 'Y' D- ' . ' I. 5 I rw 'x :1: sf 1 PJ.. hiv, sifj: ff' .-HR'-S'1lY.,'. J x E L I '55 , , .-' QJQ'-L ,li D .I Lmverslty of raslmingiion social Cc ence r'1Al CL-J fUx ELL B A 'h1t,t1er College fCa1iforn1aD usu- 'flame 1-Ied.na.n A Poncordlo Collar-e xl lILI1 P y lcnl bduca 1on NAUHI CE HLD' .JND C W P o hate oolle e Abrgr TLFL W. Q olurk L x ivxnexslty of Jashington Wood Shop Nth .iadden B.Su re on Stu e bowesuio Somence Not, Pictured V B BILSTON Brigham Young Wtuhl boienoo 7dw6fff 1111? '17 N .5 dl Q11 xf M11 752 QV iE1A BELTIJIJER 10 be e beautioian. Sr. Pla also 1, 2, 3, 4, Llarary 2, 3, 4, Offlca 5, 4 T'iEO BE UEIGER-10 enjo hfe plalhhte 4 pc- 1. 2. 3. 4 Letterman 2, 3, 4, ootball 2, 3, JEAN 'E HOLDI1 G- To be a physical educatlon teach BT: G169 1, 2, 31 Torch 11 2: 5: 4: V1 Ou89ns 2, 3, 4, Library 2, Yell Leader 2, 4, Tumblmv Team 1, 2 DICK CARR To be a mechanic. FFA 1 ARLEIIE DAKE--10 make good in the world. Office 3, Torch 2 3, 4 Bob Qrook- to see the world. Sophomore vice President, Jr. Hom, I-'Ph 2, 3, h, Pep Club President L. Z' '64 Qx inf' l 15 BEVERLY DEMFEIWOLF-To be a beautioian. Glee l, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Play, Drill Team 4. HOWARD ESPESETH--To be a radio technician. Sr. Play, Jr. Prom, Football 3, 4, Lattennon 4 JACK GORDON To nuke good. Flashlite 3, 4. mn GRAVES To work toward A elreer. Jr. olass resident, Student Body vice president 3, Student Council 3, 4, Boys' Club .president 4, ru Play, Torch l 2, 3 4, rlashlite 4, Letterman 2, 5, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball , 4 CHARLES GROSSVAI T bo e scierhst Manager Sen or Pla r- Pror, Studmt our-eil 4 rc! 1 , , Lett x-1 on 3 JUYCE HAR! To go to BlQiio Sr. Play, Glu 1, 2, Office 2, 5, 4. Scanlon ' I J' 2 Q' -Q ww l ,6- -I X GEWE BUNGAR To be a veterinarlan. I-A 1, 2 3 , Letterman 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4 Jr. Prom Chairuan, Torch 1, 2, Student Body presmdent 4, Football 2 Basvet ball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4. JACK JA! I SON To go to college. hterod from Ednow on, f'a.nada 1948. Sr. Play, Boys' o u secretary 4. DAJE JOIEISOII To be a truolc drlver for a petroln um conoany FFA 1, 2 3, 4, Lattex-mon 3, 4, Football S 4 Baal-'etball 4 Baseball 4. DICK JOHNSON To be a profes 1ona1 baseball pla, er. FFA 1 2, 5, 4 Letterman 1 2 3, 4, Football 1 2 5 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Baseball l, 2, 3 GLEI LARSUN 0 nuke good. FFA 3, 4, sr play Lotto 'man 4, Football 3, 4 LAVEWE LITFLE To be a soc-ret-ary. Emterod fran Snohonnah 1947. Torch 3, 4, ar. Pla Student Body Treasurer 4, Student Counc11 4 Drill Team 4, Office 4 xxx 4?-V' i Av. Nt 0 4-9 dLLL'ND- 'narx urfoxworun. Al, T5 4 atuioxh ounc 1 4 Let'faFxon 2 3, 4 Yootbnll 2 3 Bas n :sa1l 3, 4 Base- ball L, 3, 1, atuiext: infix vmo 'rrosldemt 4, F A prnsident Q, Boys' n,1.1b prfs -ientfl A0 fr r. Jr. e 'mga 1 xm Ir ' 01 10 x Agn-1131 bw ew lle Ser crC'.lf s xehsxmr.. Q V 0 fr vc ' Q -. Tr'-rc r cv . + r 1 Hn . L wcr O 1 urm 'c :Avo A successful 1' nr on oollefe. marine 3, 4, r kan, Q mnf- 4 1-rw 1 e o nz' a , , Ba., e a Hof' R I -'if -alllll S l I '.. Io . ri' .P . 1 FF 2, , . , , . 1 , . , . . -J J - , , .. , , ' 1 1 in if V 21 I . 1 ' 1 1 U f ' f . V 1 -1 1 1 , . . J ' H . X 1 'i-I --H 1-vw. 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Office 3, Girls' u preslden 4 IIAN McDAN'1-1 o be a teacher Drlll ear' rc , 4 Fir ' U Lrer, url-r 2, Toro? secretar- 2 glass ty-gag or I5 9 aw, Annual 4 O flee JAMYS MSE 'ILS 'Tc ve' a oo Ertercd fror San romcl co, Calm 1948 Pa oball 4 HOWKLD NE L c 'Pe an elec r clur Le++o r 3 , Football L 3, 4, asebnll 2 oys' C11 treasurer 3, 1 2 HND NEIL 0 re out of schcul Le Len en 3, 4 T-'ont a11 1 4, a 2 3 4 ELLDN NLLSONI 0 be a succcs I.1crar1 3 it il A nf '1 ID TI L 0 avr ll foo! r out 4 rror 1 e c schro a 1e'L., D C rx e , K c 1: fir pg fun TL won I 5 Npvf hmiuhl L1 wt s Warren N wma L1TOI .,L1 A 'LRUT1 T r C 1 ,- 'e r cf-1 + orc? 4 . Y e Sex mr rles ser rn ery. YZONU GS 'Y o produce a ford waht cf' ,.p' V5 ev P' Lhe P11c'1c1 S'-nuke Cn. Llr 11120 4, N w 11 . 1, 4, Q, 4, Lette:-mer 3, 4, oo 1m13, 4. 1 ...qu Q N mis. r' s Sr. ls , Torch 4 vl Cues-rs 4, Annual 4 SOPYXOIDOYG clnss trvnsxrer 2, Pr 11 er :tu dart Leaders Con orercc 2 4 Offlcc 4, Glee F Q CFV o be a stete f shcrles cloglstf Y' as! 1 to 3 4 Jr From, S udezt ood 'trans u er 5 A0 ok , 4 Student eadcxs Coxfcroncc 2 4, Annutl .J Pa, G1q0l 2 orckl 2 4 J1 uean 2 o X1 Queens pres dert 4, Llbrar 4 An nual 4, Dr 11 Team 1 2 3 4 Studcxt Lead ers Conference 2 4 Off co 3 4 RA 11. I o be a tene er Tr frfw, Pla , e 1 2 3 Stude t Councll 4 oroh 4 V1 uueens 4, Librarw 2 Offzce 4, Annual 4, Student Leaders Conferex ce ,4n IFIALL WNALTILR To be a psdcholof-ist Flasbl te , 4, FI-A1 Annual 4 DON WI IRON 'Fc be A renown psychoanalyst ashlite 5: 4: Sr P1 Q, G188 1 2 0 Annual 4 Student Loaders Conferfrce 4 Operatta 5, 4 JA' 1.1. SHI LR--.'0 tal hanrf . , 5' 2, 3, , '- , ,. -, , , - . V i- T 1: S, 3, 4, ' '- A A - 1 a 2 2. D T' L 4.--T i ' bi ' .-1 x i , , . , . t 1 3' - r , ' r . 1, 2 5, , L ' 1 , - X , 4. JA?'TCh S' 'T'--To fjo to collefe. Jr- Prom, Sr. ly- 's 1 hs 7 ' U 1 ' V I 1 ' 3 1 A J 1 - 1 , , i , . LC .' S .'flE--'I' It 1 R v A 1. sro li 'le , , , rm ' , T - 11 2: :fl 1 'x v' ' 2. 3, , l 1 If ,- ' ' -- -' , A i 3 -' , . T! Q-'L I F1 ' I' . . '. 4, l - . A U . 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X X9QiWlmtQJf'K 670444 my IaVerne Llttle Vl11S her bookkeeplng to the next tudent body tre surer Jack Gordon wlllq h1s m ke up t1me to the future senlors to prove that SYIP ING DOES NOL PAY Jack Jdmleson wllls hls ablllty to dance wlth all tke glrl thet are gOlHg steady to nyone wlo thlrks they c n handle lt Charles Grossm n W11lS h1S blg feet to Geena Iandert Beverly Dempewolf W11lS her beautlful tenor VO1C8 to her Sl ter, Shlrley mlcheel welter W1l1S three two lnch penclls and p19Ce of lead to James Iarson Joyce Hart W111S her dlm les to nyone who wants them I Bdward Lenn1ng, deslre, lnstead of W111, about S11 MdXlU8 exwell W111S her Dart of the Flashllte tyblng to anyone who w nts to be too busy to make a Journallsm book renort DICK Carr wllls hls b1l1ty to cha e one glrl et a tlme to Don Qtrlbllng B111 Lund wllls hls athletlc ablllty to Harry Ch1Ck lore lee Sovde wllls her OfflCe Job to TQMICC Brooks Theo Bettlnger wllls hls Engllsh book to any sucker thet wlll take lt Theld Bettlnger wllls her sbynes to Joen Olson Howard speseth W111S hle dblllty to get out of Clase to run the mOt1OU DlCtuT6 macklne to Charlee Ilrdgren Q! fav ggC:4T'fQb 65k f B'NNN D3 O 2 W , J fqxxxxe -ffiytjzf Q A I f 1 D h S f. 04 0 I . . 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' , , fi , ' , ' . she has better luck staying out of the ditches Wlth her car L . o U N u . A .I , . i . 7 . . . ,iii o . L UK . - . . V F ' l an 1 - W , . r . Y. . a . . ly , X . r a P . . . Q X? fl K 0 lf? t' -Xi 5QmmmfnKXX Fifty seven students entered the freshman class in the spring of 1945 with Miss French as our advisor Dick Johnson was elected president of the Junior High. We published the Junior high paper entitled the 'Junior Beacon with Vivian McDaniel as editor, Lora Lee Sovde assistant editor, and Betty Lundgren business manager. During the year we produced an assembly program for Junior High, entitled nM1dg6 Goes to the Movies . The class was well represented in FFA, in the Music Festival Everett, Glee Club and had five girls in Drlll Team Doris Honeycutt, Betty Lund ren, Vivian LODHHIB1, Janice Smith and Betty Thompson. Betty Lundgren, Janice Smith, Jim Clifford and Dave Johnson also played in the orchestra The Freshman class placed third in the Intra mural basketball games In the Sophomore year we were glad to welcome Phyllis Yates from hichlgan, and Janice Sather from Tacoma, to our group Our clas new totaled fifty eight thlrty four boys and twenty four girls For class officers we elected Wallace Nelson President, Bob Crook Jice President, Audrev Neys Secretary, and Janice Sather Treasurer and we sponsored two dances and one assem- bly during the year. The Sophomore boys were very well represented ln the three magor sports As a whole, our Junior year was qu te eventful and we chose the following to lead the class: Ted Graves President, Vivian LcDan1el Treasurer, and Don Worlund Councll Re presentative Ted Graves was also Vice President of the Student Body LaVerne Little entered from Snohomish and Ken Niokell from Seattle. They were a welcome addition to our class. November 10, we presented an Armistice Day Program and November 14, a sock dance. There were fourteen Juniors in the Torch Honor Society and three were officers. Five Junior girls earned their letters and were 1n1t1ated lnto the Vi Queens During the ear we sold ice cream bars at basketball games to help earn money for the Junior Pram. There were several Junior boys on the football, bas ketball and baseball tea s The boys did very well in football and Lake Stevens took the Tri County Championship Yvonne Nelson was chosen to represent Lake Stevens at the 'Strawberry Festival' neld in Marysville June 4, 1948 We were also pretty proud of Gene Hungar, who was named Vice President of the State ELA KQ:-c-3af s9D N f-v '- 1 I . I n . ' :cn : Q e , n H A ' ' in r H . 7 . . . EJ . O . - 1 O I . . S ' - ' -1- - . an 1 . . ,. . . -- V -- J . I . . y i Gene Hungar--Vice President, Betty Lundgren--Secretary, . . . I -' e . 5' . 1 'KI e I 0 U .- . . . ' . g . - , . . . . , rj 0 C --- , i ..f f -, g - -Q ' ,, , - lf x-x ,, V 4ll Q cgxqimmnifk S f? Q11 iymlli The Junior Prom was the main event of the year and for our theme we chose a Chinese scene, with the title, 'Oriental Fantasy The Prom committee was as follows General Chairmen Gene Hunger and Yvonne Nelson, Decorations Janice Smith and Bob Crook, Music Dorothy Mach, Refresh ments Vivian McDaniel and Dorothy Mach, Intermission Yvonne Nelson, Invitations Lora Lee Sovde and Betty Lund gren, Advertising Don Lundquist, and Tickets Don S11COX May 7, eighteen Juniors went to Bellingham to visit the WWCE Everyone had a wonderful time The Junior picnic was held at Deception Pass. At long last we have reached our senior year. class officers we chose the following Don Worlund President, Betty Lundgren Vice President, Johnny Platsman Secretary and Maxine Maxwell was elected President of the Girls' Club As new students we welcomed the following to our class Jack Jamieson from Canada, Jame Refers from California, Pat Robbins from.L1ch1gan and Jeanne Bolding re entered from Kennewick October 23, nine seniors went to a conference at Everett Junior College One member from each organization of the school attended Janice Sather was chosen to represent Lake Stevens in the contest sponsored by the Daughters of the American Revolutionvnuch annually sends one girl from each state to the D A R Convention in Washington, D C Gene Hungar was sent to Fansas City as a state repre sentative to the F F A National Convention Lake Stevens took the Tri County Championship this year in football The magority of the team was made up of seniors we were particularly proud of Dick Johnson, who had the highest po.nt average in the state. Janice Smith was elected President of the County Girls Athletic Association November 14, we presented our senior play entitled The Fixer with the following cast of characters Wallace Nelson, Glen Larson, Yvonne Nelson, Janice Sather, Ted Graves, Don vithrow, Betty Lundgren, Beverly Dempewolf, Johnny Platsman, Naxine Iaxwell, Janice Smith, Vivian hcDan1el, Joyce Hart, Thela Bettinger and Jack Jamieson hrs. Godfrey was the dramatic coach ffgslifa as fx DL . . . ' N - 0 2 . . ii 11 . -- - . . . . -.. -- . . -... .- . . -1- -- , . . . . . C 0 . . . ' As Q -- I -.. -- . 0 I O . 6 , . . s .1 . . . . 'I - , . ' 0 . . . . . I I O . . A - . . O I O O O . L .- . . . I l . O 1 O . . . . ' c . Q . . 0 o . . . . . . . . . 1 . . . O CD ' ' , . N . . . CD ' . I vr - I . , . . . v , . 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Although our class had dwindled through the years, forty-four members graduated on June 1, 1949. fl 5 ff NN-f Q -. , f s ?Z6 fix DD FN 0 fy S of WQm W Zlwpwfffwf Whlle on a shopnlng tour one d y, s w Theo B wlth lo d of hay In the W1UhGI ol a beauty shop, I see 1 515D that says 'M naber, Thela B ' In a bulldlng rep lrlng T3dlO sets, Who should we see but Powtrd Lspeseth when I extered a restaur nt to get a snack I was served very promotly by Uorothy U ch I ate my meal Wlth very great haste There wasn t time for me to waste I started agaln but d1dn't get far Before I met a friend, DICK Carr We exchaxged our gT88t1XgS and went on by And there I saw uw 1n the sky I schoolmate, Wally Nelson, learnlng to fly Here comes a man wlth college degree Well what do you know 1t's Johnny P Hls car won't start, oh' he'll be late Here comes a Dirl wlth long, blond locks Hand 1n hind w1th Don Sllcox I'll have some root beer, good old 'H1res, I'll go and buy lt from Jlm Meyers I drank my pop and was off agaln I met drlvlng a tractor, Warren T thought I saw Ulck T and B111 Shootlng around a corner on a r1m and a wheel Not far behlnd them ln a limous1ne I saw Howard Negaard, Davld and Gene They must be headed for the great show Where they'll see a yodellng cowboy, Don Withgpw In an Itallan restaurant over a bowl of anaghett1 1 s w the face of Dale Perettl I hurr1ed along down the street And Pretty soon I chanced to meet A llttle donkey nulling a c rt The lady dr1ver w s Joyce Hart My eyes were then opemed very wlde Phe cart had a Slgn 'T 11' on ltg Slde Q, ZT2 f5E?2 N5 d5, ' vxx 93 N 4 Q-.lil Q rx . 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W lter, Wallin, Wigdahl smth Bodure eeconu 'J Durham Pellerxn, 'estland, ushmav Nelso Vluteman, Ronneat d, Rudd gh8Wl8k8Yg Skucy, Volf Thlrd low Ylrkey. hhlberg, Ksllxcott, Ynapn, Ilttle lalakoeky Mxller. oodfrey McLean, levee, Ijman Fourth Row Nordqulst welborn Stevens, dlcklund, ntrter Loth, Duub I oeleeon, Hansen, Isnglger, I ,dams Jelvxc oznson lhis year the freshman class N83 fourtyosix nemoer llirty one of these are taking algebra in order to be able +0 atrend collehe bone of our boys were on the footoall team, tue, were Philip Nordquisf, Verne iicnllnd, Vernon Loth, and Jicr nel born lhe voys fron our calss on the jr high basketball team were Rodney Miller, Jules Wolff, Shane Dunbar, Vernon Loth, Dick Welborn, Philip Nordquist, Verne Hicklund, and Charles Carter The girls who helped the jr high boys by getting out there and leading the yells, were Ada May McLean slyda Jelvick, and Nellie Platsman Our class advisor was Hrs Adams Our class officers were as follows presldent, Rodney diller, vice president Prllip Nordquist, secretary, Maxine Wigdnhl This year during book week we made posters and put them in the windows of some of the Lake Stevens stores The ninth grade English class published the Junior Beacon, our jr high paper fm,- ff 2 X 0 Vltlffi -.' 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The entire play took place one afternoon in June The setting was in the parlor of the P nn Aarr Hotel situated directly on the border of Pennsylvania and Maryland tleopatra fBetty Lundgrenl used every opportunity to boss Gabriel iDon Withrowl, who endured this treatment because was very much in love with this light brown gal Waldo Powers falen Larsonj was in love with Msrigold Maine lJanice bntherb Mrs Maine Kyvonne Nelsonl wanted her daughter to marry '-Iinkle Richer Cfed Gravesl, a man with wealth and posi tion, while Waldo was almost penniless because his bank had just closed its doors Willy B Repa'd CNallace NBISOH, tried to get Naldo out of his financ'al embarrassment w1th the hotel proprietor by telling the proprietor that Naldo was about to become one of the richest men in America and had just married Ethelyne Cartwright fBeverly Dempewolfl who was the social secretary of Mr Gosnell CVivian McDaniel? Ethelyne had the Gosnell baby with her because he was in danger of being kidnapped Meanwhile, Waldo and Marigold eloped and were married Mrs Vaine relied heavily on the fortune telling of Madame Venus Udaxine Maxwellj Mrs Maine and Dr. Kilhem KJohnny Platsmanb opened the scene in act two Marigold fainted in act one and Mrs Maine was concerned aoout it Bu she consulted Dr Kilhem Hinkle Richer had just come to the hotel to pay his respects to Mrs Maine and Marigold He found that Ethelyne, his ex fiancee was staying at the same hotel They attempted a re conciliation Mrs Maine wished Marigold to Marry Hinkle Willy continued trying to fix things for Waldo and made matters much worse. Act three was the same as act two, only a few minutes later The scene opened wlth Waldo, Willy, Mrs Maine, and Marigold on the stage Marigold almost fainted in act two so Mrs Maine forbade Waldo and Milly to speak to her daughter. Ruth Royce Uhela Bettingerl, Mrs. Royce KJoyce Hartl, and Camille Uanice Smithb, Willy's fiancee, came to the hotel, Mrs. Royce thought Ruth was engaged to Waldo. The Great Cologne fJack Jamieson? came to the hotel and Madame Venue felt very badly It turned out the kidnapper was, 'ihe Great Co OSH' e The success of the play was due to the fine direction of Mrs. Godfrey assisted by Mrs. Lundeen. O A ..f LD Ei Q. 'Wh :ron 'lcv L-R: Second Row Third Row J 1chler lllttorf, I E. lates, .r., um F. Thaan Sahlbom . mlser , Ie n, . Iten, I- 'lmompson , Y. khlberg, B. Taylor, A ...ug r'..-QL' .los ' -u--Q --ur -so 'sf J' 4 rofnt Rcrw U- x 4eudr1ckson, Q aw, wovde, mcvvwson, Second low Luellen, Ramos, 'lioe, Smlth, Sather, Third Row Vitohell, Lundberg, Lxmdgrcn, Xelson, fllson, Fourth Row Hallam, Brooks, Hart, Little, Tifth Row Ahlaer , Wettinger, Jo'1nscm, Brottem, '3rcvm, xlr. Brownell. .L , L. Q -Q . - , . 1 'fe s ., 9 5 ' ev ' I 1 . 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' ,.--. - 4 X . 1 - 5? 0 - I f- - -4 . .. ' 4 I ' - , .. .1 , . ' - ' . , V s U - .- 'h-F -1 -V , R .Q .- V V' - - -'J'-' .' ' x: . , . , -Q Q' . 4, X sf A .I A , ,xl .Ab V, . -I - ' ' f ' in Q ,. , ,N . . Ir .- -5 K g'-Q . .- ' . -' - 4, rr --SI 1 ' , - ., V 1'-' - q,..'-Af, I - it ' .. A ' 1 5 ? fi? Wront Wow L- x Brotten, Ueretti, Silcox, Walter, Withrow, Yates, second Row Llndgren, Lundquist, Uannlng, belson, Pugsley, PUXIQII P 1rd Rmr rs 'undeen, Larson, Gordon, Bettinger, Syers, Stribling, Johnson lhe ournalisr class +118 year nave done a grea+ job ol improving tie rlaszlite 10 live U1 +0 tle requirements of +Ie Pacific blole Press tze class discontinued the gossip column whicr las been more or loss 'rad tional for N he eues+ on of fhe nares a,yeared in 'ze re flan J +imes eu 1nL fne Near hd ox A ' eolfoz U ILS .LIMS 'ne s olor S e rl or nxota o nol+or Ac a Ie no 9 r nrt Lui.or Joke Ld1+or . 'eo+ure nr1'er f ' ' ,hU1+or nusLion Editor Literary Coun'ni+3 society Edi+or krinters 1ypis-S Mimeoscope . years, and suos'i+ute- 'lie Llird Debree and Weekn and o+kPr fea+nres in wkicn more sfudents ln order 'o five f e s udents efperience of jouznslisn wo r lhe s+aff las changed a fel or'L1nal sfafl ls as follows .Don Lundqulst .Connie ohnson .Lon wifzxow .Honal kugsley .Wallace elson Jare' orotten ike Walfex Dale lerefti Amxine Maxwell Don Str bling Phyllis lates James Larsen Janet Broffen P.fll's ka s Cnarles L-no5ren Doro.nr Lacn D n Wit row, lheo t nter, on Silcox, Edward Janninb .axire Haxve l, Waltel DorotLv Don Silcox Haxlne laxwell Don Wltlrow, Don Strlolinp Pnyllis lates, mike Hack, Honal Fugsley, v Q I.. 21 Z aw Mu,- vnr , O rl 1 a+,-1 1 ,hi wars JTMX f ri. fmt-3itfiitxg---J071:13un, Lund uisl., an . I V, , .J ,wifi YD Hamxing, Brottm rl ht- stvumdixxr-Lloftlnggor, ixelnon, Trs. LundnenQa4lviso1'l, J. D rscm, Lindlfrzg. f'u'1s1n',', fd!! Y .,. F- K:-,vm E.. A , - I . 4. '-4 1 .V W N Ll.. 4-.A.,.r0w ,,1c0x, F T' .AF Front Row L R F Lyman, D Thompson, Welborn, icklund, Westland Wigdahl R Wolff Second Row C newman, Pugsley, Nordquist, R Lall T Nelson Ronnestad, Stevens, Stribling Third Row Henley, Moore, A Nelson, tnndgren, Hubbard, Lundquist negaard, W Nelson Hunziker, Galason, Kalakosky, Lund, Keefe, Carter, J Larsen, Dk Johnson, Deke, Dave Johnson, Little Fourth Row 7 Jensen, M Lyman, Dunbar, Mach Fifth Row Mr Hedlund, Bettinger, Byers, Black, Raybould, Hungar, Crook, G Larson, Estes Officers Estes, Dake Larsen Lundquist, Jensen, Hubbard Front Row L R Second Row Basketball Sitting L R, Keefe, Standing Larson American Farmer Cushman State Farmer Hunger Team Nelson, Dake , Black, Lundquist This year, the 10th year in which vocational abriculture has been taught at Lake Stevens High School, has been and eventful one When school opened un the fall, Mr Hedlund and the 52 boys enrolled in agri culture building which has a classroom and also a well equipped shop Not long after school had gotten underway some of the boys were ready to show their stock at the various fairs and snows Boys from the chapter participated in the Monroe Fair and also the Southwestern Vash ington Fair at Puyallup The judging team also participated in these fairs Later boys showed poultry at the Washington Junior Poultry Show at Seattle lCont1nued on next page! 2 W 6Nf be A ,s as Y X, QW AQ?mm5Q N 77,4 Tn November two members of the chapter attended the National Convention of the Future Farmers of America at Kansas City, Mls ouri The members were Gene Hungar, State Vice President of F P A who was an official dele gate, and Fred Cushman, a candidate for American Farmer, the highest degree in the U F A Fred was a successful candidate and with four other boys from the state of Washington was presented the gold key of tue American Farmer In December the annual ChI1StmdS part w s held A Chrlstm s box was g1V6H to needf famzly Phe chapter bougtt ba detball sults and durlng the wlnter montrs games were played w1th other chanters In March Gene Pungar, along wlth tre other state offlcers went to the W8Sh1UbtOI State College at Pullman to nreslde t the state conventlon Uon Iund LUlSt attended the conw ntlon as 1 delegate from our chapter James Iarsen was one of the nlnty elght boys who w s w rded th State Farmer Degree by tte state dele atlOU Our Inu l bather and bon Banquet was held on marc? 17 Fat barrows were t ker to the Auburn Fat Stock Judglng te m Judg d t the Stow and placed fourth'w1th one of the team members, foward Tegaard, nlsclng flrst 1U the lHdlV1dU 1 scnrlng Thls 13 tre fourth ye r that lake Steven has Jud ed at Auburn In the rreceed llb three years Take Stevens h s nlaced nlnth once and second twlce 15 Qflfsfi sl Xi I I I I I Q A K O 0 - O I 1 h ,. O 0 - U A . O . ' 1 r xf wr 1 . L Cx 0 ' a . ' a '.' U. . A S . . . L ' . A- . f - g '- ' 1 . ,. . r A A L. . EL 'K ' o J A ' ' f e ' ' 2 A 0 ' r 1' I ' - 1 X a L L 1, f . . W 5' ' - u 1 A 'Y W 1 Q L,-, L CL A if X L I rs at A f' Show at Auburn in April by three of the boys. The jud ' ' a, ' ve 3 L ' ' Y 'I ' ' . . M i -' c c P c f L . . . . a I . . . . L Z . S . 5 0 I ' 'sf . a. , ' O 5 54,65 up -X 4 b ,ff g., N 1 x g f , g ' Y i E g D I N- mu fn.. uh mwiw l , 4' - A ' ff ,4mza4ZS llf' l Front Row L-Rn Smlth, Sovde, Siloox, Vithrow, Helter, Lwndqulst, Wallin, Thtos Second Row Tanning, oDar el, Maxwell, W. Ielson 'H xelson, Sather, Legg, Third Row Brotton, Graves, Johnson, Gordon, Lindgren, Lundgren, T. Brownell Editor Aaslatant Edltor Buslness Imnager A8S1BtuHt Bus1neas lhnager Art d1tOT S ort WT1tCTS Reporters Tjplst Advisor Don Sllcox Fharles IIUGSTEU Vvonne Nelson onn1e Tohnson Maxine Imrwell Ldlard MLnn1r5 Won Lundqulst, Wallace Nelson Don Wltbrow, Iota Tee uovde, MIKB Walter, Vlvlen MCDBYIB1 Ted Jraves, Betty Iundgren Pat Legg, J net Brotten, Parol Wallxn Max1ne Maxwell, Phylllc Yetes, Janlce omlth Jack Gordon, Janlce aatrer Mr Brownell gmwe fb r nt I J DL , rmpp, 'f1ok1.x.1d, oxuqul Sea ed, fiainos, Ya es, ax son, Llton, 50 J second ww 1o1.::n.n, I alma, 1'L'LI'0'vl, Lvman' Anon, hui Row Irs. Ierroll, Skuoy, 'lonnew -xl, Strzolmg, T111 ourth cm ,arth oo, x , o or s 1. LTJT ,Z -2 Lront Row If-Ra Bottingor, Stiohlsr, Spangler, W. 'Hunpeon, Shirley A Thompson, .ahirlq Yo Thmpnon, F11 er, Crabtree, Yrigduhl, Yates, Sooofnd R01 bl Herroll, Perry, Nolan, J Smith, Peterson, Ouarnstrom, Raines, Sim, Rin, Schmidt, H haith, Third HK J. Bruin, S. Dllplrolf, Tionlyoutt, B- Dmpowolf, Jolvik, B. Johnson, hallm, Llndort, latin, Kirby, Imnll, Allen, lkllal, B. Brom, hniberg, Gaul, Gordm, Wallin, C. hllioott. ' I I A 4 r' .4 I If . L-. Q 0 Rm? .-:Lx Q 'r' 'f' H T' - ' 'SL 1: ' 5 3 .1 f-. s -- uw M ' H -' 'v .' A 1 1 En A n . -a .1 . . A Walter, Standing: Bettinger, Ylrs. '3od.i'rev, Smith. ' 5 ' ' IQ. 1 ' ' ct b . .i -f , Tof? ..l8:,'8 1 115 2 , ,io M-'52 ' 'I , I ff ,, A I X l , . . S ' . R. AQ 4 A. , I R ' 1- .. I X I V V U lom Ahern Arlene Ande son lwne ,nderSOn. 5 rocrd B01 ey B111 ancloft B b BJ-emO 000 herold Uronks .. 0442 Alrcreft ,orker LfTTl6d 1 state iflce RTTIGG lome Pome 01 Olxe feorbe Flu h AlTCT ft ,ozne Jane Colton rome Imrcell Wrlesscf . lerrleo erce lSlLT oeorge forb Rlt Gantt Irene orwmm OU ,lqgtl OTC, 101.15-, Deal leage Boyd H6UdTlCk o nd bel f1SGj ROJ Tohnso 1111 Yetchlm. J m 1 Carla nl renee Maku Paulo Flerence els Ddvla Nancy I enr, Bert Ferne rk.. 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Striblfng, Anderson, Wxrdahl, Espo a h, dodlnnd, 'lax-.1or, ir nrtlna Gblbha S1'..nbf'N J Lake etevexra cunt Q1 Hn it Dnrruvft n ount lemon ra. ite xx ls O 'oupcv lla oultan La Former om-'oe Fel larbor D my WL eff .ns-rn 14 Mow :mf- me rms o Un er an Udlldnl Nel 'lo 'lhlll all opyons' he 'min s 1315 scuool fistorv. leaidoa x n of-w+ur1nf H-.0 1-1 nut! vor yet,m1 'Nr s-ne 'iartmanen had the Beat record ln vate r 1115 nm. r teen rn tl e 'ra by S'70! f '4 vr1+ars. 'orouce t11L vr1thT't. ol airh ao xool. The '1.-.111 Q, c L 1- r n'n I8 f 'ch he an rn '4 , downed the t. J1 eleven lf ridway ln me e son 't. Jernon nleoed rose to the 1 vr 1 .om 'sums More neld ecoreles xntll LH the th r 'cl W .r over +o out the hkin s out im 'ron The fn in em nry A am and was lou than A foot from the oal :hm ine 1ml suv lei. The non lea uc contest, which ended J O fu nu wd the m s rm. m r u c In tHe lest Home guns of' the serson ne onroa rca 1 a I fumble and on the next slay cxossol the 1km s nal. m4s wvs .me the La' or.. hed been scored upon 1n lem-ue -vlay. The Vilnnc ce.-me c and 'von meh A comfortable 30-7 mx-'fin' Cnvolx artina's boys ends he seanmi b troxmchaf M1 mrbor N Tzxland eleven vas the 20th reeun ln SX1CC lon to tn 'o de' from 'me win -2 T .: 1 'Z ' .f V ' -' ' K, V I- ' '1 . I ' 55 ., 'Y ' ' 1: .xo 1 1 . 1: . ' , I . . J 3 ,, L -. . . ' - N ' fif,lffYU .' N 16 T' 14 VI ll A s G ,V I ll - - n n 6: -- Q X 5 ., .. 25 4 ,1 H1 l 4' 52 .1 1 U ' ' 05 ' ' ll 4' J I. ' 50 'T 25 . : ' O II I L M. fo 'f1f'!Z'J PEN Jul' Y ' :.11'.u '79 1 1 ff? C ' 40 ,'.. ' 23 'lull cl ' ,xist ' . i l 1 i 5v 5 .J ., t' '. ' 41 had the mmf, sxxcc--z:,f'-.11 ser.sV'1 in 1 ' 3, ' 3 11 'z 1, ..., , ' ,Q . T ' 'T 1 1 1 , - A A 5g',: J' A. ' . ' '.. 5 -cp. 'l ' ' als, we-re: vet 'd th est .. ' 'x S-, -, . .. '. 'U S'.:ax'tFng mit the season, the 'likizxgs trtvelel to forth end For Q :fri-corn . ' . ' .. ' ' ,J ' I '. ff :ut to mr.-,liz-.xe ti,-i win- . '1 sis' :Ci - . ,.j ' -C ' y-14, . ' 'f 5 Q I ' g '1 U l:in': li a -mm 1: ?:'f: .1 .1 ' ' ' Z3 1 1 ' 4 fir'-.r1:e. k mn-:1 -ryod , A ' ' 5 1 . fx. . -' .FQS 'lrwfv 'nko julfyif' . 'It L' ,5 ' . ' . ff 1' 1 .' L. Mmm :1 x, ' ,, - 1' - ,I 9' Vik' ff ' rI.'1'.' S5 ' I: L. 14, . . , f 'L' ?' 1 jaw LS r-:cnzmred :are . ' ' 1- V' ' ff ' ' 'I. . the 'irst t'. 1: P ' .1 ' ' fs '. Nr. i: . . :-'U I . 2.1 ' i 15 y A U '. 2l'-o The '. , ' ,noi S., forxk E. E . . -. . 7 70446 7044 LZQLI 1.51531 E!-The opponents found ilon A hard :nan to bl-,ck out when he charged through the line to stop the mn packing the pipskin. 'Elan -vlgysd zunrd and tackle. 'YN DIC? Jf7i!IS011-Jaclz' Zfe half- baol' who was 'id' scorer in Tri CQ mt me me. Dmk rms ckcson A11 Hi Count-. ard Plsc an alternate on the Ill-Str e suuad. DAT' J' Ia0'I A dependable -nn nt and or guard, Java was -11.1-'na than to stop the oooos. g null carrier. r L Altlfrud tra Lb r the tear, ho .fd 5 DFL, 0 4- e ts wht rar Wed FSH. 5.4 -4 ,pa- r ru man vrVo A lot ox actlon f' 0 runrl or ac Le TPI n also Svc mi ' vo md jr1.'. im Of '1. 'L' .-.'::i' ws -va- u-. XL Qin -- Ep .-.? ' 4 1-da -ew- :ww . 1, .' .1 , -X A 4- . - +ve., -.3251 B LV LIU j'1'j'L'11e f'VX'Ll1 ua' cf the tow 'mth r and Dassers .n he lea ne. B 11 was mlaced on Po lri C01 t All Stux' tru' mc. vms A can --M-' aku d...de e or 'le A11 Stn c squad. fb 1 S 4 blocr n nc vm P an O :Jr b ooh ol 'Lemma cl ecLcc. e the cry-fne1t:, c 1 ' du' sr Mc s . gmver one lc ert -Q, 'SG 'Q' N-'f?'4 CDLIL D-I S'nl YJV bud who llsu snvr s me 'xc' or ln the b'lC'11B1ds Wayne should be one of tae ou HlldL'1f F1 ers on fm 1 scund. .f 'WI-V M' LP-A harm runner 'cc catch n the onen held Wee, s sues- X alfbock r-lmod erd 'art cf inc see snr. BDWAPD A!TYFI'G S0001 scorer 11 Tn Countx Thus stoclfx end, whn planed hnlfbnck, was socrnd tour . 'cfrbacl vhc was cons were-c fne fl 11 tal s sc n :mer HLDTY CHICK A big tackle who loolwd ford all sea is one of the he r r lettemen who will fn-m Q nucleus of nsxt wear's tear. L est leaf ve. slsr chosen for the Tri County A11 Star the All Trl Comm. tea ,xt- - ,ji .4li! Y3 .1 'v.. I-vr-si-fl' 'ta ,A- uv l, . A ,' ' s. I - T B ly, QA In .Mg fl'-.. i -- -1. A-X ' 45 ' . , It , , .. f ,. . - . 1. 'T .11 'f 1 'aus j ' 1 -' ' -' 4 1 . f, , ...X ' 1 .5 1- , , 5 ' f ' 4 A s. - ' N. ,-- , H -19 Yi ' U . - ' V X J ' V 'v Q 1 A - .. 4, , V. . Y, . ,n - Al ' 'i if M ' - ' .h YES JI 'UTS -1 fi ij .' - ,- V - ' -'. .1 b 1: .::nd,: avi ' 1 .M 'T -- A ' -- K , .4 L . 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A . x - - Z 2 lont ow .J-lx o so allace elson kg! Kenneth Fickellg O Bruce Nartinag 1 Purton Estesg Ed Henning T Hn 7 foachkr 1.'xrt1na 3 1111 Lundy 9 'layne Redland, l0 Ponald deber, ll Theo nettxnf-er, 4 one Iunf-nr SI:.ASOT S RECORD SCC FOR THE YEAR Lake Stev. Coupevllle lake Pav. Sultan Franlte Ialll om-oe 'Jarrmgton concrete 'cupeville ranite r al Sultan lienroe he ls on hmd Batt mger 'Iunrar Mannlng Darrmgton Twin. City Concrete Taber dland Jonnson art ina lavmg bu1lt up a reputation for running games dur1ng football seaso the V1klDf8 dxd Quite well 1n Basketball despite the lack of helrht. The tean was buult around the flve returnlng senxor lettermen Lund, llungar lett nger, amung' and lelson Startmg the season in great style, the Jikinrs rolled ovcr Coupeville, Sultan and CI'8.l11t8 before bemg stopped for thelr first defeat by 'om-oe. Pla., mg Darunf-ton next, the Viking-e stopped the Logrers and the following week lost a thrxller to the Tvnn City Cardmnals, A0813 hlttmr the vrmnlng column, the Vlklngs beet Concrete, Coupevllle, ranlte alls and Sultan, when s am thelr vunninv streak was broken by the Eonroe :Bearcats Not belng able to hut the baslet, the Vlkings next bowed to 'Brin Citles . Fired up for the last ,ame of the year the Vikinrs ran vuld the Concrete Lmons to end the season. Nith a record of' 9 vuns to losses the Vikings entered the the numoer four posit1on. Drmrmg Skykonish as the1r first a tough one, bovrlng to the Rockets by Playing their second game of the up Lonroe Bearcats. The Viking-s were buzzer rang they were on the short end of the 40 This mde the second loss of the tournament automatically eliminated. Next year Lund, Hunfar, Bettinger, Manning, missing from the lineup, but with four returninv the Vikings should come forth with a rood squad. Darrlngton and m trounoing tournament in Vilcin s lost game 1n the tournament h the score of 37 3 . tournament the Vikinrs faced the fired' not able to click and when the hnal 29. for the Vikings and they were Nelson and Johnson will be lettermen and many prospects O6 ' ff-pm-Q L . wg -tv 1: I, I- A 'D A g acl: Low . . Z. ' 5 -1 ' ..1 A . , K , D - ' - ll 'IVE . 49 ' ' 22 . as 45 v 125 47 54 I u zo . ' 54 1 21 1 ' 1' 18 ' 37 55 ' 99 as rx so 62 29 . , or ' 37 ' 53 ' 93 ' 51 Twin City 35 Estes 5'-3 ' 37 33 i 52 ' 1 V 20 Ro 45 ' 29 'T .le 26 , ' 15 ' 29 19 1' 4 , . . . 3 , 3 n' . . E . 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