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

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ol America Shop work The Officers State Farmers A group of guys Five ''wheels At the Fair

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tf-Utu ie fyaSuneSiA AmesUca Front Row L-R t Larsen, Dunbar, C.Carter, J. Carter, R. Anderson, C. Byers, Cornish E. Andaraon, J. Wolff, B. Byora. Second Row : R. Lall,Knapp, Qalason , Koofa, Janaan, Johnaon, Ruthruff, Holder, Hart, Naatharlin, Kirk. Third Row : Eatas, Llttla, I$rman, Moore, A. Nelson, T. Nelson, Newman, Nord- qulat, Olaon. Fourth Row t Thurston, Ronneatad, Stevens, Westlund, Peterson, Stribling, Black. Fifth Row : Warner, Mr. Straka, Wicklund, Raybould, Mr. Hadlund, Wo1born. Thla year our FFA has bean quite active in school and cocxnanlty affairs. Under the able supervision of Mr. Hadlund and Mr. Straka, the ohapter had a vary successful year. The very busy year started with several boys showing Uveatook at linden Fair and at the Evergreen State Fair. The Judging teams also partici- pated In these fairs, and at several other fairs, such as Puyallup, Portland and Carnation. Later, several boys showed poultry at the Washington Junior Poultry Show at Seattle. After the Fair season, work was started at the agriculture shop. Machinery was put in running order, a blacksmith shop and tractor shed was built. It was of steol and even the welding was done by tho boys. The tractor, along with the truck, was reconditioned, cleaned, and painted and put Into good running ordor for the buoy season of plowing and disking and hauling. When not doing work with the tractor and truck, several boys were taught how to use the drillpresses, the metal lathe, the shaper, the welders and many other metal working tools. Judging crops and seeds came next with the Judging team taking second place at Monroe. The farmers' Co-ops were studied and discussed. Alfred Nelson was elected to attend the National FFA Convention at Kansas City this year. Ee left on October 6 and returned October 16. Alfred later at- tended the State oonventlon at Pullman. Burton Estes and Alfred Nelson each received their State Farmer pins this year. The officers for the year were President..... Vice President Secretary..... Treasurer..... Reporter...... Sentinel...... ...Alfred Nelson .....Roger La11 .....Jim Larsen .....Bob Byors Harold Ronneatad ......Dan Jensen

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jjutu i Pnom 949 WALT DISHEY PA1TCASY Wo, the class of 1950, thought our prom was really nifty. The theme was Walt Disney Pantasy. The intermission program con- sisted of two vocal solos by Don Stribling, When You Wish Upon A Star and The Lord Is Good To Me. He was accompanied by DeLaura Lee Lowell. The music for the evening was furnished by 2 2'a orchestra. The general chairman for this formal affair was Harry Chick. His committees were as follows: Art and Decorating-Don Stribling; Refreshments-Charlos Dake; Or- che stra-Darrald Mach; Intermis- sion-Marlone York; Invltatlone- Beverly Smith; Tickets-Charles Lindgren; Programs-Joanne iuarn- atrom; Patrons and Patroneaaes- Janet Brotten; Cloak Roons-Rex Taylor; Clean up-Don Pardee. We, the class of 50 , are grateful to Mr. Branner and also to the other teachers for their help and wonderful co-operation.