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

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The first shovelful of sod was turned for the Lake Ste- vens High School's new gymnasium by Carl Bartlett, 1952 chairman of the school board on February 18, 1952. The school band,students and many adults were on hand for the long awaited start of the new gymnasium. The grand opening of the gym was held on December 6, 1952. The formal dedication was held on Decemoer 14. Mrs. Pearl Wanamaker was the main speaker at the dedica- tion. The firms of the architects and contractors were represented. The gym area is 100 by 100 feet. It provides a large bas- ketball floor for interschool com- petition and can also be divided into two smaller floors. A third floor section 25 by 80 feet can be used for recreation also. During games, temporary bleachers are placed there. It has a seating capacity of 1,200. The floor is a live floor of eastern maple. There are spacious, se- perate shower and dressing rooms for boys and girls,a laundry room, a drying ro m and two basketroorrs. Steam heat piped in from the high school building provides heat for the gym. The fresh air from outside is drawn in and stale air drawn out by an automatic sys- tem. The construction of the gym was constantly under anxious observation by the L.S.H.S.stu- dents. We are all very proud of our new gym which ranks among the first in the state. 7

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istant Editor Sincerely, Editor Travis Taylor, Business Manager tactual Sta We proudly give to you our ideas of what we hope will be the cherished memories of your school years. In an atmosphere of fun we have unknowingly acquired traits of character expected of high school graduates. We seniors, especially, cherish this book as a memorandum to recall all the many faces we never want to for- get in the coming years. We had the cooperation and effort of every person who helped us make this book an interesting achi- evement . Row 1 Irene Brodie,Ruth Brotten, Charlotte Bai ley, Joyce Ford, Gloria Skinner Row 2 Mr. Branner, Elizabeth MacDonald, Doro- thy Ahern, Ann Hein, Carol Hjort, Betty Nub- gaard, Donna Youngchild Row 3 Travis Taylor, Jack Raybourn, Myrna Glov- er, Grace Hopkins, Joyce Horn, Reita Barge We want to thank Mr. Branner, our advisor, and our other teachers for willingly giv- ing us time out of class to design our annual to the best of our abi- lity. We also extend many thanks to students who were not on the annual staff, but who helped with the write-ups. This book is yoursj We hope you will file it away as one of your dearest keepsakes. Mr. Branner, Advisor Joyce Ford, Editor 6

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DONALD OATES M.A. University of Washington Principal MARIE LUNDEEN B.A. University of Washington Language Arts Senior Advisor 'Jacuity ERNEST HUNT M.A. University of Washington Superintendent B.A. University of Washington Social Science Junior Advisor WILLIAM BEESTON B.A. Brigham Young Science Sophomore Advisor AL MARTINA B.A. Washington State College Mathematics Coach 8