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freshmen 3rd Row: Bob Olson, Donna Ne- ff aard, Sileen Nubgaard, Claudia Newman, Lyle Morris, Dick Whit- aker, Mike Smith, Chuck Solem, Keith Welborn, Ronald Welbom. 2nd Row: Pat Thompson, John Thompson, Shirley Renkert, Par Terry, Barbara Lason, Joy Lewis, Nancy Monson, Lawrence Rebo,Hen- ry Pugs ley, David Peterson. 1st Row: Donna Youngchild, June Wolf, Colleen Wolff, Mary fa Horn, Eddie Landert, Jim Oman. A I len McCann, Cherry Wagner .Bev- erly Van Proyen, Berlene Wood. The Freshman class of had t hirty-s tx girls and thirty-five boys. The officers elected were as follows: Pres ident-Glenn Dunbar; V ic e-Pres.-Donald Hagglund; Secretary-Betty Haight; Student Council Representative-Mary Van Horn; Class Advisor-Mrs. Adams. The Junior Beacon, which they published, was well underway the second month of school. The cheerleaders for the Junior High were: Berlene Hood, Betty Haight and Iris Bodine. Prince and princess for the football dance were Glenn Dunbar and Mary Van Horn. The drill team elected Iris Bodine as majorette. Joy Lewis and Donna Youngchild were the only freshman girls in the drill team. An initiation party was given by the sophomores. Refreshments were served m the cafeteria. Ve had two very good entertainers in the class. They were Don Brodie, the magician, and Robert Cleary, the minstrel show author. 3rd Row: Don Hug ley, Mark Jack- son, Robert Powler, Allen Gard- ner , Boyd Kallicott, George Bei- gle, John Driessche, Cookie Dun- bar, Nadine Bostwick, Larry An- derson, Helen Ahlberg. 2nd Row: Howard Carlson, Don Brodie, Don Hagglund, Paul Brit- tan, Nancy Erickson, John Pulton Reita Barge, Charlotte Bailey, Betty Dearie, Janice Cleveland, Barbara Ballanger. 1st Row: Jack Butler, Robert Clery, Duane Becker, Iris Bodine Shirley Gentry, Joanne Johnston, Paula Freeman, Nancy Hunziker, Marilyn Heath, Nancy Haight, Betty Haight.
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sophomores 3rd Row: Joan Malburg, Ted. Thompson, Lloyd Mc- Fall, Ralph Kirk, Bruce Peterson, Elizabeth Mc- Donald, Barbara Kallicot 2nd Row: Mr. Beeston, Eleanor Miller, Claude Ruthruff, Ronnie Rudd, Donnie Rudd,Donna Lason, Jerry Philips, Margaret Posey. 1st Row: Raymond Malm- stead, Teddy Wolff, Phyllis Thompson, Travis Taylor, Genevieve Taro, Pauline Stevens, Lillian Spake, Gloria Skinner. On the 2Qth of August the class of '53 welcomed to its fola many new stu- dents from East Everett. Also welcomed was Eleanor Miller from Tulsa, Okla- homa . The class officers were elected as follows: President—Bob Metherhn; Vice President—Don Gentry; Secretary-Treasurer—Pat Heath; Student Council Representative—John Hart; Class Advisor—Mr. Beeston. Anna Hem was one of the cheerleaders for basketball. Prince and Princ- ess for the football Homecoming Dance from our class were Dick Anderson and Dorothy Ahern. The activities that the sophomore class entered were as follows: program for Assembly in November; a Christmas dance on December 22, and a May Day dance on May 4. Pom-Poms were made and sold by the class for basketball games, and two candy sales were held to raise money for the treasury. Six sophomores received their first-bar torch pin, and the boys who re- ceived the letter sweaters were very delighted with them. 3rd Row: Delores Bittorf, Dean Johnson .Gene Atkins, Leland Berg,Cl ifford By- ers, Sonny Anderson, Phyllis Anderson,Dorothy Ahern, Dick Anderson. 2nd Row: Mr. Beeston, Irene Brodie, Myrna Glo- ver, June Galason, John Hart, Doris Edwards, Eleanor Dempewolf, Anna Hem, Jack Cornish, John Carter. 1st Row: Rnth Brotten, Nita Jelvik, Grace Hop- kins, Bobby Baker, Wayne Holder, Carol Hjort, Blanche Dake, Pat Heath, Joyce Ford, Lucile Graves, Karen Gordon.
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