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

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Sophomores Fo 3 'Qu .av 'GW' gs fn., BACK ROW Chuck Solem Robert Fowler Don Hughley, John Drlessche Boyd Kalllcott Allan Gard ner Henry Pugsley Duck Whitaker Lyle Morrls Mr Beeston 2nd ROW Cookle Dunbar Alan McCann Bob Olson Ronald Baumann Curtis Horn G G e eorge eagle Donald Brodie John Wallace FRONT ROW Robert Cleary Donald Hagglund Duane Phlbbs, Eddie Landert John Davls Ronnie Welborn Robert Fulton Jlm man, Larry Anderson Duane Becker, Jack Butler 1' 47 Jm,,h 21 f l Q ll f l! ,.' A fa TQ' . , F -S 5 3 ,A N D se ' V-GA 4 ' . .Q J 1,,, v fgh W, ' A V , . u y U 4 I ll If . f X l Q r s , : I 1 . 1 . I ' 1 . 1 ' . 1 ' I r ' - 1 : l 7 I I I I I , . : i 1 . . i . ' . I I I O I ' 5 V51 J . U P af f 'x X , -lg

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Sophomores as BACK ROW Norma Lee Spake Donna Negaard Sharon Sparks Donna Youngchlld Barbara Hallanger Helen Ahlberg Beverly Van Proyen Claudia Newman Betty Davls Renta Barge Mr Beeston 2nd ROW Betty Dearle, Joy Lewis Nancy Erlckson Cherry Wagner Colleen Wolff Berlene Woods Geraldlne Wlttman Pat Thompson 5rd ROW Charlotte Balley, Shirley Gentry, June Latham Nancy Halght Janet Cleveland Maru yn Heath Nancy Monson Shlrley Renkert Eileen Nubgaard Paula Freeman Arlene Davles There were sixty seven boys and gurls enrolled ln the Sophomore class at the beglnnlng the l951 1952 school year The class offlcers who were elected at the first meetlng were Glen Dunbar President John Wallace Vlce Presldent Duck Whutaker Secretary Treasurer and Mary Van Horn Student Councll Representatnve The Freshman Sophomore party was a huge success Everyone agreed that It was a lot of fun Other actlvltles of the class were a dance glven after the Oak Harbor football game and a student assembly whlch was based on the theme 'A Trlp Around the World Qulte a few Sophomore boys turned out f r sports and e ght g ls turned o t for G A A We were represented ln the Torch Soclety by Don Brodle Robert Cleary, Joy Lewls Betty Davis and Renta Barge 20 ' A n 3 ., Q 5 ' i ' I I I I I I I I I I ' ' ' I I I I I , . - , , , l I I I I I ' - ' ' of 1 1 1 1 ' I I 1 7 I ' l ' I , . ' o i lr u . . . 1 I

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Freshmen BACK ROW Dorls Hawklns Charlee Gadd Carol Cleveland Frances Canary,Nola Hansen Sally Hal verson Arlene Dettrlch Geraldine Bauer Kathryn MacDonald 5rd ROW Rose Graham Bonnie Baker Lucuenne Warrick Joyce SOUthWICk,CaVOl Kalllcott Barbara Bentheun Anna Reddeman Betty Nubgaard Pat Stevens 2nd ROW Rosetta Butler Patsy Curtlss, Florence Mull r Nadine Sudds Hazel Weller Be y Johnson Leah Renkert Martha Lyman, Marilyn West Mrs Adams FRONT ROW Darlene Terry Patty Drake Dorothy Rose Deanna Malmstead Joan Nearlng Janlce Baumann Mary Wagner Charlene Sawyer Lorralne Stlchler A total of seventy four students enrolled ln the freshman class at the beginning of he l95l i952 school year The followlng officers were elected Pres Carol Cleveland, Vlce Pres , chosen Student Councll Representative One of the most Important tlvltles of the year was the publication of the Jr Beacon whlch was accomplished In the freshman Engllsh class by an able staff conslstlng of Editor, C arles Platsman Asst Betty Nubgaard Circulation Ed arol Cleveland d Caro lucott Bus Mgr Joan Nearlng and Asst Bus Mgr Ted Tastad Among other actlvutues were a student program wnth Jack Rabourn as Chairman, a key raffle whlch ransed funds to buy sunts and warm up Jackets for the Jr Hlgh Basketball Team The hlghlught of the year was the tradntlonal lnntlatnon party given by the sophomores for the freshmen The freshmen felt duly unltlated having been forced, among other nndngnltles, to wear sngns ID school all durxng the day before the party Everyone played games and ate heart: and had a lot of 22 . 4 5 ' 1 f i 45 T : - 1 1 I I 7 - ' 7 I. . I - - I 1 1 1 7 I I I ' : I . . e I ' , 7 ' I . I . . 2 , y ' . 1 V ' p 1 1 ' U . , . t - i . . 1 'y A . i John Thaanumg Sec.-Treas., Betty Nubgaard. Mrs. Adams was the advisor. Rosetta Butler was . ac . . . . . I h 3 . Ed., 5 ' ' ., C g Ex. E ., Kal ' 5 . ., ' . . ., . ' ' ' , ' ' and tur- I - . I . V it ' . . . I . . . . . ' ly fun.