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

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Back Row—Don Stine, Jack Rabourn, John Thaanum, Mickey Dunbar, Jin Temples, Wallace Odom, Jack Hein 3rd Row—Gene Raybould, Dave Stribling, Gary McDaniel, Ray Crowley, Ralph Brodie, Terry Goodrich, Ted Tastad, Mr. Branner 2nd Row—Darwin Droddy, Lawrence Hart, Dick Shillingford, Charles Ber- lin, Kenneth Gildroy, Willis Donnally, Vernon McCoy 1st Row—Miss Rogers, Larry Hopkins, Lowell Stauffer, Bill Bogart, San- ford Steadman, Delwyn Edeen, Grant Rice Working hard? 23

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flcutionA Back Row—Mr. Branner, Nola Hansen, Charlee Gadd, Sally Halverson, Bonnie Baker, Lorraine Stichler, Betty Nubgaard, Carol Cleveland, Arlene Dettrich, Geraldine Bauer, Kitty MacDonald 3rd Row—Rosetta Butler, Anna Reddeman, Pat Curtiss, Pat Stevens, Merle Matheson, Pat Mellroth, Lucienne Warrick, Doris Hawkins 2nd Row—Carol Kallicot, Hazel Weller, Charlene Sawyer, Carlo Lervold, Martha Lyman, Pat Dow, Marilyn West, Barbara Benthien, Miss Rogers 1st Row—Patty Dake, Joan Nearing, Joyce Ingrum, Shirley Kennaugh, Mary Wagner, Janet Melton, Gloria Sigurdson, Betty Johnson The Class of 55 had an enrollment of 66 students. The class officers were Jack Rabourn, President; Arlene Dettrich, Vice President; Carol Cleve- land, Secretary; Betty Nubgaard, Treasurer; Bette Olin, Student Council Rep- resentative. Among the activities throughout the year were selling pop and candy at the games, and a dance after the football game with Concrete. A magic show was sponsored by the class featuring Paul Kerr. A Junior Play was also presented to the student body. The Prom was the main activity of the year. Carol Kallicot was the general chairman. The lettermen were Laurence Hart, Ray Crowley, Larry Hopkins, Jack Hein, Gary McDaniel, and Mickey Dunbar. Carlo Lervold was one of the football cheerleaders. Pat Stevens and Arlene Dettrich were two of the songleaders. Jerry Bauer, Lorraine Stichler, Kitty MacDonald, Betty Nubgaard, and Janice Baumann were the junior girls who turned out for G. A. A. The girls on the drillteam were Rosetta Butler, Carol Kallicot, Doris Hawkins, Marilyn West, Pat Mellroth, Betty Nubgaard, Jerry Bauer, Charlene Sawyer, and Carlo Lervold. Charlene Sawyer was the Lieutenant. John Thaanum, Carol Kallicot, Arlene Dettrich, Barbara Benthien, Ken Gildroy, Patty Dake, Charlene Sawyer, Martha Lyman, Larry Hopkins, Mary Wag- ner, and Jack Hein represented the Juniors in the Torch Society. 22

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Back Row—Sandra Person, Karen Estes, Mary Lou Owens, Carol MacDonald, Colleen Fulton, Barbara Bieshevel, Frances Canary, Joyce Southwick, Edna Gabriel 3rd Row—Mr. Beeston,Donna McDaniel, Barbara Fitzpatrick, Dixie McLean, Betty Bump, Sandra Woodall, Nancy McDaniel,Arlene Duke, Helen Hagglund, Joyce Horne 2nd Row—Carol Nordstrom, Muriel Bogart, Ann Eisele, Dorothy Thompson, Melva Mellroth, Pat McGee,JoAnn Hunziker, Leona Weller, Joyce Ruthruff, Sharon Bertsch 1st Row—Janice McCotter, Carrol Olin, Diane Rogge, Geraldine Odom, Esther Roberts, Rose Ford, Dora Melton, Janice Boggs, Beverly Lason 77 students constituted the Sophomores' enrollment during 1953» and 1954. The first class meeting was held on September 15, 1953, for the purpose of electing class officers. The officers who were elected were Jack Morris,President; Jerry Berglund,Vice President; Dorothy Thompson, Secretary-Treasurer; Arlene Duke, Class Reporter; and Don Johnson, Stu- dent Council Representative. Joyce Ruthruff, Joyce Horne, Helen Hagglund, and Sharon Bertsch were the Sophomores' contribution to the Drill Team. 14 Sophomore girls turned out for G.A.A. and about 10 boys turned out for athletics. One of the first social events of the year was the freshmen ini- tiation. Everything went quite well, and everyone had fun. The Sophomore class was well represented in the Torch Society. There were 35 Sophomore members. 24