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

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1958 volume:

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To a man whom we feel as most deservlng of thus honor the Class of 1958 dedlcates thls annual Mr. Sal Mardeslc ns the man of whom we are speaking. Although he has been wlth us only two years, he has proven to be a friend to all. Under hrs supervlslon our class has attained many memorable achieve ments. Among the outstandlng are the Junior Prom and the Sensor Play. He also has glven invaluable assistance to the annual staff. For all his frrendllness, patience and wlse advice, we say once agaln, Thank you, Mr. Mardesnc. Dedication 1 A , . .ww-.1 . ...wfir :J-mul: ' 'M . I , K S , . -- N 'x .............--...,..,....s ...-......-.. I . .,. : .V 1 !,. rg' ' ig! Al rl 1 1 1 u 4 .1 ,g XE f X Y Q, f' x xg Y. 5: 'ix he 'W w,,....-2 Lg., 4115? EDU263 MJ XX is X X x X x J W' X E1 Q1 V ag ,, E QU , 'Q EEZ Y 'X ri 15, , I, ' , f -fvgfhx E E i A T I I - Q ' ' Y P . ,- . If , , f Q 4 -' f M ' in X' ,n ZX!! fff !, I'-'ll 4 ' ' 'xxx ' 'Mf,ff an -1 ff . ' -' mx- I vk. 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N! gh' N . ,fl IA I 1 9, If ID 41 Q Q K ff vu Z H 0 ,f ' X FN Mr D D Oates Supermtendent To the cliss of 1958 1nd the chsses follovvrng greetings ln future ye'1rs is you look over the p1ges of thus Ye1rbook l hope you vvrll recill rnwny hippy 'and worthwhile experrences from your yeirs it l.'1ke Stevens Hugh and that you vvrll feel that you hive girned rn vxlsdom from those experiences D D Oites Superintendent The Senior Cliss of 1958 vvrshes to COIlQF'1l.Ul'lt9 Mr Oates for has newly garnecl positron is superintendent of L1ke Stevens Schools 6 Mr Gordon Branner Prmclpal X Mrs Adins our vrce principal not only shoulders the responsl brhtles of keeping the ittend 'rnce records tE3'lCt1IIWQ in 'rdvrsrng the freshrrrm Cl 1SS but she 'xlso h'1s the tedious job of administering a wide range of mental and physical ability tests. 7 Mr Bmnner rn hrs frrstye'1r as our prlncrml his Aon the ad mrritroh and esteem of the entrre student body of L1ke Stevens Hugh School Hrs ge-nurne rnterest rn eich ind every student h1s creited '1 feelmg of pride rn our school ind loyilty to the prrn crples taught Mrs Marne Adams Vice Prmclpal Mrs Steadman serves as secre tary to Mr Oates She not only assumes the responslbllltles of an ordinary secretary but also acts as secretary of the Consoll dated School Dlstrlct 951 x ee. came L vaqrvl A Secretaries Mrs Soucy secretary to Mr Branner loyally gives her eff: cient and Indispensable assist- ance to the teachers and the student body of Lake Stevens Hugh School. I R i S ,5 '95 lxx XS : - KX 4 i: I.. :':- . 1 5 Ir'-. ' pf, -', 5 , , - .: 5,7 I V A J 1,' . ut' I . I I Wg N -Lx X . : . xxxscx ' N -K 4' ,, sf X . 9' E I O ll N . .1 , , . , . mx. D ' ', ey. . ' . . . r 8 'e0'?1: MARIE ADAMS BA. Western Washington, BENJAMIN FUCH5 Engl ish, Social Studies. PATRICIA BARTON B.S. Western Washington, Uni versity of Washington, Physi- cal Education, Science. WILLIAM BEESTON B.S. Brigham Young, Science. 9 Saint Martin's College, Seattle University, Boys' Counselor, Driver's Training. 5--r Facult B.A. Washington State Col lege, Librarian. PATRICIA HALL B.A.WoshingronStcite Coiiegeg DOROTHY JARRETT Vocal Music. B.S. University ofWosi1ingIong Junior High Subiecfs. REX HOLBROOK BA. Cenfrcii Washington Coi- legeg Bond Direcfor. GEORGE JACKSON B.A. University of Wasiiingtong Ari. 10 4 ,., 1 pw. 111 Q-W PATRICIA JOHNSON B.A. University ofWosi1ingfong Junior High Subiccts. MARIE LUNDEEN B.A.University ofWashir1gt0r1, English and Journalism. SAL MARDESIC A.B. Gonzaga University, Uni- versity of Portland, English, Latin. THOMAS MARTIN B.S. Eastern Washington Col- lege, Physical Education, Head Football Coach. ALFRED MARTINA B.A.Washington State College, Mathematics, Baseball Coach. RAYMOND MILLER B.S. Marquette University, University otWashingtongJur1- ior High Intramural Sports. ll f, lfgj. s, 'P '9 5, :Ii f' : 'tl ...,, NORMA REEDER KEITH MORGAN B.S. University of Washington B.A. Western Washington Col- English. legeg Social Studies. EARL NICHOLSON B.S.Washington State Collegeg Agriculture, Science. MARCIA NORWOOD B.A.Washington State Collegeg Junior High Subgecfs, RALPH SQUILLACE B.S. Western Washington Col- lege, Washington State Col- legeg Junior High Subiects. 12 THOMAS STRAKA B.S.Washington State Collegej DAWD TEWKESBURY Agriculture. A.B. University of Washingtong Commercial. -0 -..-, MARGIE WHITEHEAD B.A.Washington State Collegej University of Washington, Western Washington Collegeg Home Economics. GAYLE WHITSELL RICHARD TALBOT B.A. Western Washington Col- B.A. University of Washingtong legep Industrial Arts. Social Studies, Basketball Coach, Track Coach. I3 1 ,Q 1 Cafeteria R y nd wllllng to lend a helplng hand are our three faith ful and hard worklng custodians Mr Werner Mr McFarland and Mr Plgors v I Q ag, The food for the students who bo ht th r lunches an he cafeteria was prepared by the head cook Mrs Lund and her asslstants Mrs Loop and Mrs lngrum Thelrs vvas the difficult task of always preparing a well balanced menu Custodlans An The bus drlvers good naturedly and patiently transported us to and from school games and falrs Wlthout their Indulgence many of the actlvltues that are enjoyed by students today would be Impossible I4 mm M J 4+ S w M: W 1 Z l W W 4 'N w 4 gg!-H QE? NQJ .. . Z, fu W, f f 2 X! fi! 1 I1 l ill' f A ' 1, a , 4 f ' 1 J tu: .Ii l I 4 up Ax ri' 1 X N , ' 51 H ? gl N ' a ,V , , y I f .1 r ! ,NJ V x J ,Vu Q M i . A 'x if ff 'jf' ,. 'V ,lf .ff nf, , fx iff! I 651 , .L I ,f ' l X :if f, ,fi . ,f ' ' I ' , if , ff ' f Aff 1 -if , , 1'4 V' -, 7174, f ,5,f cf f,i ,!, I 1 ,if ' 1 , , l , r 3, V PAT BOND F.H.A. l, 2, F.T.A. 4, G.A.A. l, 2, 3 4, Vi-Queens 3, 4, Choir 3, 4, Viking TED BECKER Boys' Club 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. Dairy Judging 4, F.F.A. Crops Judging 4, F.F.A. Sec. 4, Jr. Logging Congress 3, NW Poultry Div. 2, Officers Training School 4, Camera Club 2, State Fair l,2, Sr. Play. Belles 3, -1, Senior Play 4, Flashlite Staff 4, Comm. Club 4, Girls' Club 2, 3, 4. MICKEY BAUER Girls' Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Comm. Club 3. 4: G-A-A 7. 3. 4: F-H-N 2, 3, Office 3, 4, F.T.A. 4. 'S GARY BRENNICK Lib. Serv. Club 4, Boys' Club 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. l, Librarian 4. 16 MARILOU BARCLAY F.H.A. l, GAA. l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Club 2, 3, 4, Drill Team l, 2, FB Songleader 3, 4, Basketball Songleader 3, 4, Flash- lite 3, 4, Flushlite Editor 4, Annual Staff 4, Choir 3, 4, Viking Belles 3, 4, Sr. Trio, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Choir Pres. 4, Class Sec. 2, 3, 4, Office 3, Vi- Queens 3, 4, Career Day, Yearbook Conf. 4, Music Conf. 3, 4, Comm. Club 4, Demonstration Day l, Homecoming Princess, F.T.A. 4, Sr. Play. KATHY BARIEL F.H.A. l, 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. Treasurer 3, F.H.A. County Council Rep. 4, Torch 2, 3, 4, Career Day 3, Annual 3, 4, Annual Editor 4, Yearbook Conference 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Flashlite Staff 4, Chair l, 2, F.H.A. Regional Meeting 4, Girls' Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council l, 3, Shoeshine Princess 3, Torch V- Pres. 4, Office 3, F.T.A. 4, Demonstra- tion Day 2, Ski Club 4, Leadership Conference 4, Homecoming Queen. MARILYN BRODIE F.H.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Club 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. Regional Meeting 4, Demonstra- tion Day 2, 3, Pep Club 2, Com'l. Club 3: Library Service Club 4. DARYL COOPER Senior Band l, 2: Stu. Coun. 4, F.B. 2, 3, 41 Boys' Club 2, 3, 4, Truck 3, 42 Ski Club 2, 3, 4, B.B. 25 F.F.A. l, 22 Leftermen 4, Senior Play, Homecoming Prince. LEE CURTISS Boys' Club 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. 2, Track 43Fire Squad 4, All Store Band 4. BETTY CASSIL Com'l. Club 2, 3, 4, Girls' Club 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. l, Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Office 4. 17 DORIS CHADWICK F.H.A. 2, Com'l. Club 4, Girls' Clu 2, 3, 4. K JAMES DAVIS Boys' Club 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Fire Squad 4, Choir l, Pep Club 4. SHARON DANIELSON F HA l 4 Llbrary Service Club 3 4 Club l 2 Career D y 3 urs Club2 3 4 Comm Club-4 Chonr-4 DAVE DQBAER s Club2 3 MQ' l 2 Lefrermen Flashllfed Boys ClubVPres 3 Pep Club Treas 3 Sensor Play MARLENE DUELL ml C ub r our l 2 F H AINA ERICKSON s Club 2 mg B lles 3 4 Career Day Comm Club 4 Comm Club Pres 4 Cborr Vlce Pres 4 Torch 3 4 Offxce 2 Joyce Elscl .A l Chovr l 2 Library Service 4 F TA 4 RON DINIUS Office 4 Library 4 Comm Club 3 4 Scmna P c 'fl 23 ruorBandl 2 3 4 FB 4 Le men 4 Dance Band 2 Choir l Sensor Pay 18 BOY ' , , 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 B.B. .5 F.F.A. , g 3, 45 Co '. I li cars' Club 2, 3, 4 Ch' , ,3: . .A.I. Pep. ,: 0 :GV 5 . Gilll ' , 3, 4, Choir l, 2, 3, 45 Vik' 2 , 2 3: F.H . , 2, 3, 45 Girls' Club 2, 3, 4 Boy' , , 4, ep lub 2,-1, To 'ffl' Se' ,,,1..1Her- ' . I I I JOANNE EYLANDER .A l 4 Vu Bells2 Gnrls Club2 3 4 Comm Club 3 4 Lubrary Servrce4 Oflrce4 GLADYS GABRIELSON 'r s C ub 2 - P u ' FHA. l 4' Viking Belles'4' Torch 2 4' An ual SYafl4'Cl'1oir 2 3 4' ' Club 3' Comm. Club 4' Musirl Conf. 3 4' Senior Play. STAN FOWLDS S Club 2 4 Leffermen seball 2 FB 3 T lx Squad 4 Senior Play Pep Club2 3 4 BB2 F FA 2 Homecoming Prrnce GARY GATES L'brary 2 3 4' Library Service Club l 2 3 4' Library Vice Pres. 3' Li rary es. 4' . . . ' ' Boys Stale 3' Annual Conference 4' Career Day 3' Fire Squad 4' Senior Play' College Conf. 4' Pep Club 2 4' Baseball 3' Annual Siaff 4. 19 DARLENE FISHER rs Club 2 P Clubl 2 3 4 VI Queens 2 Yearbook Conf 4 Cheerleaders Conf 4 Coml Club Sec 4 Dull Team ec Treus 4 Al! FB Songlea er BB Songleader 4 Annual S1all4 D Tam 3 4 VI Queen Pres 4 Coml u 34 FHA l 2 Offlce4Sen Pa FTA4 GLENYCE FORSBERG Pe Club 2 3 s ub Coml Club 3 4 Cholr l Drrll Te m T n Team Cap! 4 Ollnce 3 4 Stu .A 3 4 F HA Siu Oun 4 GAA l Siu Leadership Conf 4 Moy Dance Prlncess 2 Jr Prom Pun ess 3 PAT GUSTAFSON .A l 3 Chow 2 Club2 3 4 Cheerleaders Conf 3 Alf Songleader 3 Glrls Club 2 3 4 h s ne Q een 3 Torch 2 3 4 Ca l Club 4 Offlce 3 4 BLANCH HOPKINS ass Pres 2 C ss Vu Pes D Teaml F HA l Vx Queens 2 3 .AA I 3 4 V Queens x Pres 4 Cheerleaders Conf 3 4 Pr m Queen 3 Comn- Club4 Tarch 2 3 4 FB Cheerleader 3 4 BB Cheerleader 4 Pep Clubl 2 3 4 Career Du Yearbook Conf 4 Annual Staff 4 Girls S ie 3 Torch Treas 3 Grrls b usnc on F Demonsfrafxon Dayl F T.A 1 Leader shrp Conf 4 Senror Play Homecoming Prrncess4 DAR Awar MA RY GEORGE DENNIS GOSSAGE mg Belles 2 3 4 hour sebuu 2 3 U rro4 Torch 3 4 A rs ub H V Pr F HA Yearbook Eduror 4 F H A Dem onsrratlon Day 2 3 F H A Reglo al Meer 4 Pep Club 2 3 BOB HAISLETT Boys' Club 2, 3, 4, Bond 3, 45 Lerrermen 3, 4g B.B. 3, Truck 35 Pep Club 2, 3, 42 F.T.A. 4. Z0 JANICE HAVERFIELD irs ub 2 C . Clu . RON HARRELL F.FA. l, 2, 3, 4, Fire Squad 4, F.F.A Judging Team 2, 3, 4, Boys' Club 2, 3, Ag Pepclub l. In I JERRY HART Leffermen 3, 11, F.F.A. l, 21 Fife Squud , X Chief 47 Boys' Club 2, 3, 4, Comm- Club 3, 4. Marilyn Hopkins Girls' Club 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 2, 4, F.T.A. 4, F.T.A. Sec. 4, Flcshlite 4, Comm. Club3, 4,Flushli1e Trees. 4. GEORGE JOHNSON Boys' Club 2, 3, 4, Fire Squad 4, Lerfermen 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, B.B. 2, Senior Play. Z1 ARNOLD HENDRICKSON F.FA. l, 2, 3, 45 F.F.A. Pres. 4, .lr Logging Congress 3, Fire Squad 45 Boys Club 2, 3, 4. ROBERT HOUSER School Photographer 4. RITA LEESE e Club l VuQueens 2 3 4 G .A 4 F r m G Clu u ec ce Coml Club 4 Shoe Shine Princess 3 Demonsvrafron Day 3 Annual Smll -1 A 4 Drull Team Conf 3 4 Sen r P ay GARY LDFSTROM rch 2 3 4 Su Coun 3 4 Trac l. n s Club 2 3 4 A S B Pr 4 Leaders Conf 4 Sensor Play GERALD INGRAHAM A 2 3 Boys Clu ART KALLICOTT ys ub A.S Pres 4 Senror Class Pres Chaxr 2 4 Sr Plcy JEAN MILLHOLLAND FHA l 2 4 Cholrl 2 3 4 Girls CIub2 3 4 Com'I CIub4 , 1 ZZ JIM MALMSTEAD Boys Club 2 3 4 Audio Visual l Senior Play, Pep Club l 2 3, 4 SUSAN MONSON F.H.A. l, 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. Song leader 2, Girls' Club 2, 3, 4gS1u. Coun. 4, Comm. Club 3, 41 Comm. Club Vice Pres. 4, BB cheerleader 45 Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 35 Office 3, 4. JUDY JOHNSON .A 2 Irs u Trees 4 Pep Club mg Belles 2 3 hor RICHARD MATSON am. I, 2, 3, 4. Boys' club 2, 3, 4. CONNIE NAFIER Pe Club2 3 4 L1brnry2 3 4 Office Coml C ub 3 4 Malo erve 2 r s Club 2 3 NANCY PQRTER A VI Qu s ub Lab. Service Club 4 Pep Club 2 4 Stu Ccun 4 Coml Club 4 Library 4 Lab Service Club 4 LANCE MILLS fermen 3 4 Boys Club 2 s Club Pres 4 F FA 2 uud 4 F B Truck 2 Senior Class V Pres Sensor Play Homecoming Kung 4 23 RAY NELSON T rch l 2 3 4 Trackl 2 Fare Squad 4 Career Day 3 oys Clubl 2 Popcorn Chmn 4 Sensor Play JANICE NORDSTROM oml C ub 4 u DAVID PAYNE B s Club2 3 4 Lnb. Service ub 2 3 4 Fare Squad 4 Lnbrary 4 Semor Pay DICK PERRY A 2 3 I.lbvary2 3 4 F1reSquad4 Boys Club? 3 4 Anr1ualSfaH4 Pep u 2 3 AudloVnsual Club 2 3 Library Servlc Clul:2 3 4 NANCY RABOURN sCub234PepClu P Club V Pres 3 Flashl Ye .A l Vu Qu Annual 4 Coml Club 3 4 Yearbook Conf 4 Sk Club 3 Sensor Play Z4 GERALD RABOURN sClub23 FA VPre A ar Pro Team 3 F Judgung Team 2 MARILYN RAlNES r S Club 2 A C Club 3 VI Queens Treas 4 LYNNE SOLEM Career Day 3' Pep Club 3 4' Band l 4' Band Se .-T eas. 4' G. . ' '- 4' . un. 2 ' F.H.A. 3' Sports Da ' ' s Club2 3 4' Torch3 4'O' ' . ' F.T. . ' Tennis Team 3 4' Senior Play' F.T.A. Pres. 4' Leadership C nl. 4' and Convesfl 3 4. MICHAEL REECE .A 4 Bas Torchl Lef!ermen2 3 4 Fire Squad 4 Sensor Play DICK SLOCUM s Club 2 4' Senlinel a u 4' . . ' - - ' Track 2' Lenermen Pres. 4' Lefiermen 3 4' Senior Play. Z5 BETTE SOUCY A L S rvrce ub rch 2 3 4 Stu Coun 4 Annual Olf I U Viking Belles 3 4 Library 2 Olllce 2 Yearbook Conf 4 Career Day 3 F H.A F H.A Sr C .A Nat Conv 3 F H.A a e res A st 2 Pep Clu .A unfy Coun 2 A 4 FH.A Reg anal Meer l 4 F H.A Demonslrafron Day l 2 4 Music Conf 3 Leadership Conl Senior Play LINDA SOVDE .A l 4 Girls ClubV r u A Career Day 3 Torch Sec Treas 4 Annual Bus Mgr 4 Yearbook Conl 4 Torch 2 3 4 Band Sec 2 Ban 2 3 4 V1Quee P Com Clu :ce 2 3 4 School Mus c Conf F TA 4 Clarinet Quan F HA Regional Meer 4 Music Conf 3 F TA Treas PHYLLIS SPAKE ir s C ub 2 ' . ' nd I 4 Club 2 3 4 Com I Club4 MIKE TASTAD Class Pres. 3, A.S.B. V-Pres. 3, F.B. 2, 3, 4, B.B. 2, 3, 45 Track 3, F.F.A. I, 2, Leftermen 3, 4, Flashlite 3, Siu. Coun. 3, Yearbook Conf. 4, Annual Stall 4, Choir 4, Boys' Club 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Prince 4. BONNIE STRIBLING e Club 2 3 4 C .A I Cbolr 2 4 Lab Service Club 4 Sensor P oy KEITH VANDER HOUWEN rch 2 3 Tor Pres 4 u un 2 3 4 Class Treas 2 o u 2 3 4 Pep Club 2 4 F B 4 B B Mg 2 3 Track 3 o State 3 Semor Play 26 GLORIA VOLKMANN rch l .A I 4 Vrklng Be aml Olfrc 3 Ca eas 3 or Jr Prom Chmn F HA Treas 2 Girls e3 GAA l 4VlQueensl 4 Coml Clu 4 Siu Coun 2 I Club Team C n I Annual Stall 2 4 Career Day 3 SANDRA WARD .A I 2 3 4 F HA I 2 Pep 4 Co Club 3 4 VI Quee ch S C s Club 2 C 2 O 4 Drill Team 4 Yearbook Conf 4 F T.A 4 Annual S1oII2 4 Sensor Play BARBARA WEGMAN FH.Al234FHA County on 2 3 F HA State Conv 3 F HA Pres l ce L brary l Servrce Club 2 3 4 Camera Club Pres P p C ub 2 b A 4 .A C C u Coml Club Treas 4 F HA Demon sfrotlon Day 3 4 Career Day 3 Drrll eam 4 Girls Cub 2 4 F Yearbook 3 4 Sensor Play MARCIA WELT ER Band Sec 3 Shoeshxne Princess 3 Band Sweetheart 3 F T A 4 Ollrce 2 2 3 4 Career Da rchl234ASBTres4u Clu 2 3 4 Girls Club Pres 4 Coml Club 3 4 Bancl Musrc Festival l 2 3 4 Homecoming Princess 4 JANlCE TOLMAN s Club2 3 JoANN SUDDS GAYLE VIAMPLER Entered from Everett 57 Girls Club 4 Z7 Grs Club2 3 4 Ollnce3 4 G .A l Comm ClulJ4 SHELBY WANECHEK Entered from Everett 56 F HA 3 4 Lvb. Service Club 3 4 Pep Club 3 4 rClub34ComlCub34 I Club 3 4 Jr Prom Princess 3 Library 3 Drill Team 4 Office 4 Shoeshlne Princess 3 Senior Play Homecoming Prmcess I ' Girl ' , ,4. il ' . , I ' , 1 -A - . . , , , 5 . . . C u . 4? Oli l, 2, 3, 45 i 1 Lib. ' 2, e l I ,l3,l 45 Ski Clu 3, 45 V F.T. . 5 G.A . lg om'l. l b 3, 45 Q T 5 ' ' 1 .3, :'.HA. ' ,V 3, 41 Bane 1. , , 1 Y 3i : T To , , , Ig '. . . a . gG'rl,s' ' NX . b , , 1 . 5 . y , 1 ' ' , . f V f ' I z ' Sk' , 5 '. l , gG4l'ls' X I lf l Qq, L ll xXf 'X f Z 74: Rosen SICKLOVEN JERRY THORSEN Sunset and evening star, And one clear call for mel And may there be no moaning of the bar, When I put out to sea, Twilight and evening bell And after that the dark' And may there be no sadness of farewell When I en bark But such a tide as moving seems asleep Too full for sound and foam When that which drew from out the boundless deep Turns again home For tho from out or bourne of Time and Place The flood may bear me far l hope to see my Pilot face to face When l have crost the bar Z Alfred Lord Tennyson Z Q 4 I 8 J Scripts off the Shelf As the curtain rose on the year i954-55, we began with a membership of 98 in our cast. The main features at this time was the publication of the Junior Beacon. Other added attractions of the year were G.A.A., Junior High Sports and Square Dancing. These activities were under the direction of Mrs. Adams, our class advisor. After a short summer intermission, we ambled back to our places. lr was Places, everyone and Quiet on the Set as 86 understudies reported to the studio. During our Sophomore year we placed 12 students in Torch, had 24 in G.A.A., 9 in Band, 23 participated in High School Sports Highlighting our social activities was Cupid Capers, our first maior dance. The year l9S6-57 spotlighted many activities sponsored by the Juniors. To finance our Junior Prom we held candy sales and raffled off a turkey during the holidays. The week of December l7-2l saw many shiny shoes as our candidates for Shoe Shine Queen were competing to rule over the annual Shoe Shine Dance. Much hidden talent was uncovered when we sponsored an all school talent show. Sixteen Juniors were received into torch. Members of our class also participated in G.A.A. and boys' sports. Climaxing the year was the great production ol Pacific Paradise, our Junior Prom. Lights! Camera! Action! And plenty of action took place during the year i957-58. The first big role starring the 73 Seniors was The Man Who Came to Dinner our Senior Play. Several members of the class helped to make the Homecoming game and dance a successful affair. Other events crowding the year of tests and interviews were the -min, ,, 1 my vv f -,r , 5-91. ,v-144, M5 i'3f'... S 29 i S Nancy Porter Linda Soude and Duck Perry take over Senior Hop The Organrzatnon ofthe Future Teachers of America Senior Banquet and edttlons of The Flashlrte The Sports Banquet The Senior Ball Numerous clubs also filled nn the spare tlme of the seniors selling popcorn a protect taken by each sensor class was arded by the purchase of a new machine The few years spent on lacatuon at La c Stevens shall the new popcorn machrne .IR OFFICERS be remembered as a mrlestone rn the careers of each of us Under the gurdance of such dtrectors as our parents and teachers the class of 58 faces the future wrth confndence As the curtam falls the annual staff rs SllllfTYll'1Ql'0 make therr last deadlrne N tix! SENIOR BANQUET Queen Blanch and Dave Sawyer her escort step off the shrp s deck to lead the coronatuon dance Q0 '30 .xx' V I ,l .., ' - 63 QWMQEQQMQS li lp-n..-. .rin-fr fibre- 'Iii .ggi 3+ f-' 6 ,.r Q., 21:- .g..?.....,..f' 'I,L..... 5-- 3- ,1f !'i ,g,,.a-.:.. fg- 'Sl N, . . 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Q 'Y' 2 , 7 5' N17 9' we T C7 l L Nix' if C l lf'lll X 'Q Y' T f Q I I' I S Alexander ArnoH,C Bauman E Berglund Bue J Carleton D Cochran C Crowley B Cushman J Davxs J Dunlap, K Flach P Fowlds P Gates E Gnldroy J Grenz, P Grenz P Halghl P Halslett J Hansen B Haskuns E Hewetv S H llman, l Holbrook D Horne, G Ingram F Jensen J Johnson, l Johnson Johnson, M Johnson N Kallncot, J Kennaugh Kennaugh, Lander? Landre B Larson R Luson Leedy, B Lervold, S Lnndstrom, Loth, J Loth, M Marney, J Makus, J McBrnde R McCleary, McCoy, L O vt. fx A V Q fl, Q A. . if ' KN ' bn-, - if sm fx v., I ' 6 , v E- - I l V ' F, I LQ' J ' J J ll' .I A3 J, has B J f ' , . , J 0 Q I g ' y g, K. 0. - gn po l I 1 S Y K N- 1 L: - EZ, . . I s 1 u .1 D - 1 , .X E X ' . .l 1 A ' ' -B B 'J JN lk I 'J I I l ea - f Qs, Yin A H' Cai- ' ' .Q Y M -7, I - 6 ' .331 ' , . ,v EL , Y,-E 1 V: '. 'Y . , 1 -. - fax V Q A, B' 0' -' l ll . my V A .. 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A ,ll 7 J ' M Mlllhalland Mnllholland Nearung Ness P Nordby G O B Owens T P retfr I Peterson R Prgors J Porter L Posey L Qulnn S Reddeman F Rrce M Rogge J Sebrrng J Servme R Shfpley R Sngurdson G Steadman E Strom J Sullnvan C Tucker D Wanachek T Werner C e Wllson S Woyach B rs- af- Left to Raghr Rose Servlne, secretary treasurer Earl Gates president Judy Kallncot vrce presr dent Bob Leedy student councrl Busy 51 ING FAQ SMR -N XM 5' can ,WY 'N ir 6 f Q7 tv 'rf 315 as i Q X 'M fttxttr Erghty strong the tumor class, headed by Earl Gates, president Judy Kalllcot vrce presudent Rose Servlne, secretary treasurer and Bob Leedy student councrl representatuve earned out their tradutronal affairs as tumors and prepared themselves for the many dutles and responsnbrlltles of their coming sensor year Mr Mardeslc and Mr Morgan were class advisors Among the outstanding events of the year were the Shoe Shrne Dance and the Junnor Prom They concluded the year with the annual banquet at whlch the junior class plays host to the graduatung sensors Juniors .V ' ,J. 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I: , I ' I 1 A L 1 1 1 A 1 I 1 I ' L' 1 , 4. 0 Sophomores 54: sr 'U 1 'r S. no-I gi'- ? 507 K I Vrlf 'x 'Z' -A Agostrnellr M Alexander H Alexander J Asplund K Ballard C Bartleson M Bouer P Bauman D Brenn I ck J Brooks J Burdette T Byers B Carleton R Carlson R Chapman C Coe Due D Ersele R Elsenman P Fisher S Forsberg S Garrett S Gardner M Gould, R Graves D Green R Grow T Halvorson L Hansen G Harrell J Hcsklns S Hovertreld J Hawkrns D Hoag P Hopl-uns J Hopkrns G Horne S lngraham L Jackson Johnson Johnson Johnson Jubne B Juble, H Klet B Knapp W Kossak L ,N Lane, C, Lason, M. Latham, R. Lowman, J. McDaniel, K. McFarland, D. ' McLaury, B. Miller, S. Neff, K. Ness, J. Nirnan, M. Olson, D. Oman, M. Orr, J. Osilieirner, B. Owens, C. Pellerin, C. Penix, G. Price, D. Reed, L. Reiman, C. Roberson, D. Schilary, M. Schmidt, B. Slialer, B- Short, J. Sorenson, P- Sparks, J. Stratton, J. Tallman, B. Tanis, D. Teidernan, S. Tucker, T. Vinie, S. Volkrriunn, D- Warriclc, S. in .. .. , . , ,, . .. fi 4 be Y G ',.,, y ar 9 if ' ' XV , 'T f ' X 'l . i 1 4 f, ii ii f lik ff .mi in '5 5 is 5. - 1, 'V ig .L . 'Za xg, , .yy K 'L- i i , 1 if Q J I f - , Tl: ' ll D vi ,L , , 4 Q ' 1: D I il 1 , Y T f 1'-ei , S. W ' ' f 1' 5- E Q 3 4:3 , 'V' if if T 'C' f- l .4 1, L. 1 FU-4 . l TMS' QR V O k - N K, , iv J' ' 'ie Q-Hp ' i A' W Y' i ev X I are 'D L . 1 17. A ' l .,,. . i i , Weber, G. q, A 3 ' 9 K Welborn, L. Q ' Q K ',,. V, whims., F. Kr' if fl: ' Wibblemon, M. X, 5' , ' Wiley, 5. j If I Williams, T. , ,x Wilson, C. - 4- ' 'Q' ' Wilton, M. v ' . ay, Wood, G. 3 J. M Noreen Lall, Reid Carleton and Dave Volkmann were chosen to lead the sophomore class this year with the advisor, Mr. Beeston. Freshman 32 Y-ff B GUN 'N GA l T-ff 'P .Y Q5 xT,,A' I--1 A922 in-cu.. Ex 1 M 'P uns D A en J An er son L Aver J Bauman D Bertch J Borchgrevxnk runner Bryce Busslng H Cantrell B Chrlstensen D Chrlstopherson D Connolly rowley Davss Dawson Donaldson J Dougherty E Duckerlng R nsele mer E zea a ner F S er F oathe T Frew F Ga es Goodmg Granger Granstrom C Halvorson S averfleld K Hillman Hgort S Holbrook D Honey cutt D Hopkms L Hopkins V Hughes H lngrahamJ Jensen B John son S Johnson S Kal uco Kunse D Knutzen acy J Lane G Larson Larson D Lason C Lathrop ee y S Lenon Lundberg J Lundberg W Matson McCarter D 2- Mccarter D Menzies J Mertens M er L Nance G Ne son D Nordby J Dsthesmer C Paddock D Payne D erettu Peterson A Posey C Posey R Ronne so K Rossuter S Sc eel Schultz G Sebring Servlne S Skelton D Smvth tensrud Su s Swanson L Swmt 5 Tastad Thompson F Thompson J Thompson J Thompson J le emon G Tlppung To y D wa T word D wegman Camera Shy Shnnn S Whne U Welborn D Werner Cwoke Lenon J whnford J Nensnnger M '36 yi 5, 5 S. E' 1 Adk' , ., ll , ., d . ,N . 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W ww g f K I .1 , I .I I v I x 1-1 LEM. , ' 'Q 4 . .. Q'. .asf S221 ' 'ax . sl, 4... J , -1 , -: Q.- I, NN' an . X 6 Y d I1 -:Z . U I: , 1, ' Q . Q b , . ns .f ks ' ' 1, - l1l, .2 , .j , ' : l I 'i Al I 5 ! E4 I N W -f me 5 l..p. , -: , T-1 K . . I '. R4 I WW it pi I 'V Am i 'S rw.. I I J X 0 I' l 'N I ,Z O O jg . fr! lx ' ' 2 Q 2 f? Student is Council fp,-'i lf ' XYZ? Q... fi N y in President - Gary Lolsfrom i !q r f f' 'll . ' W' fb-f f -- S9CVe'O Y - Karen Willie Treasurer - Marcia Weller gg- . luv., la' . 95 7 ' N l , x ...., X ' , . Vice-President - Ar1Kallicof ROW ONE: Mr. Brunner, Marcia Weller, Art Kallicol, Gary Lofsrrorn, Karen Willie, Glenyce Forsberg, Blanch Hopkins, Sue Monson, Marilyn Qaines, Nancy Porter, Carer' Chapman. ROW TWO: Belle Soucy, Daryl Cooper, Dallas Carlelon, Steve Warrick, Dave Volkniann, Earl Gales, Gerald Horne, Bob Leedy, Ron Pelerson, Keilli Vanderl'loawen, Lynne Salem Office ROW ONE Sue Monson Shelby Wane Chek Sandra Ward June Buell Barbara Wegman Lmda Sovde ROW TWO Mrs Soucy Kathy Pellerln Peggy Grenz :ta eese tarlyn Loth Judy Kallxcot ROW THREE Sharon Dannel son Karen Wrllre Judy McCleary Pat Gustafson har: yn Rennes Jo ce Ersee ROW FOUR Betty Cassnl Marcia Welter Marulyn Hopkms Glenyce Forsberg Darlene Fisher JoAnn Sudds ROW FlVE Marrlyn Schllaty Lynne Salem JoAnn Eylander Connle NIGPICV Sharon Wrlson Donna Holbrook ROW ONE Anna Erickson June Buell San ra Ward Carol Sullivan Kathy Barrel Lynne Salem ROW TWO Marcra Welter Mary George Joyce Ersle Pat Mammmmg 3 mgh effrclency IH the help of runnrng the school are the tollovvmo students who are nerroers of the student office staff, un der the direction of two Capable leaders Mrs Soucy and Mrs Steadn an atlonal Honor Society Gustafson Blanch Hopkrns Nancy Johnson Rose Servlne Judy Kalllcot Linda Sovde ROW THREE Gloria ma Vo lc nn Karen Dunlap Gladys Gabrnelson Pat Ness Larry McCoy Gary Lotstrom Gerald Horne Earl Gates Ray Nelson Kerth Vanderhowen '39 : , - I I I , ' . : . 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I I ' I I I I 3 1 '13 J, . ,-FIG '1 ' ,wry f 4 A ROW ONE Mr Tew esbury Carol Sulluvan Sue Monson Lundo Sovde Sharon Danuelson Januce Tolman Jean Mullholland Marlene Duell ROW TWO Patty Grenz Rose Servune Shelby Wanechek Ruta Leese Barbara Wegman Sandra Grenz Marulyn Lath Marulyn Hopkuns Marulyn Raunes Pat Gustafson Dorus Chadwuck ROW FOUR Sharon Wulson Marcua Welter Connue Napuer Nancy Rabaurn Nancy Porter Glenyce Forsberg Blanch Hopkuns Phyllus Spoke ROW FIVE Darlene Fusher Lynne Salem Bonnue Strublung Gloria Volkmann Joanne Eylander Marulou Barclay Gladys Gabruelson Muckey Bauer Ama Eruckson Januce Nordstrom Pat Bond JoAnn Sudds Commercual Cub Thus year the Commercual Club had a membershup of 42 gurls Its maun 'uctuvuty was the sellung of supplues un the school store vvhuch us done be ore s ool ad at noon by e meuu bers Durung the year the club sponsored a dance, Wunter Juur whuch was very suc cessful The offucers and mem bers worked together to make thus an outstandung and pros perous year Those holdung offuces were Ama Eruckson Pres Susan Monson, V Pres Darlene Fusher, Sec Barbara Wegman, Treas lvlarulyn Raunes, Stu Coun ROW ONE Daryl Cooper Ray Nelson Gerald lngraham George Johnson Jerry Hart Keuth Vander Houwen Lee Curtuss ROW TWO Muke Reece Gary Gates Gary Lotstrom Duck Perry Arnold Hendruck son Lance Nulls Stan Fowlds Duck Slocum Jum Davus Captaun ure Squad Pictured here 'ure the students who nuke up our Fure Squad These boys headed by Duck Slocum chuef and Jerry Hart assustant chuef, help to unsure our school agaunst the dangers of fure ' ' 0 . i . L . . 1 l ' f ch n th w D . ' II11 . ' - . I .Q - ,Q I . h 1 l I 1 I I I . .I , l 1 I 1 V 1 - : 1 l 1 1 I 1 1 J ' ' Ward, Betty Cassil, Janice Haverfield. ROW THREE: Nancy Johnson, Peggy I 4 I A I I ' U I I . l - : I 1 l 1 I l 1 I ' I . I l ' 7 V 1 1 A V U 1 A 1 I ' I I I - I I I I A I I ' I 1 1 1 I I ' 4, . A : l , 1 1 1 ' 1 'I 1 I I ' Fo I L 1. ' , I ROW ONE: Linda Sovde, Nancy Johnson, Blanch Hopkins, Nancy Porter, Lynne Salem, Marilyn Loth, Judy Kallicot, Jeanette Landert. ROW TWO: Rita Leese, Karen Willie, Janice Strom, Phyllis Spake, Sandra Ward, Tanis Williams, Ingrid Johnson. ROW THREE: Susan Miller, Darlene Fisher, Pat Bond, Kristin Neff, Marilyn Raines, Miss Barton. ROW FOUR: Gloria Volkmann, Marilou Barclay, Mickey Bauer, Jayne Haislett, Karen Dunlap, Donna Holbrook, Nancy Rabourn. Lettermen Vi-Queens This year there were twenty- seven letter girls in G.A.A. Officers were: Pres., Darlene Fisher, V-Pres., Blanch Hop- kins, Sec., Marilyn Loth, Treas., Marilyn Raines, Stu. Council, Nancy Porter. This active group of girls sponsored all the events during Homecoming Week, which included a pep rally, bonfire, advertizing rally, pep assembly and a contest. The Homecorring Dance, featuring Monte Wolfe's Band, climaxed the week's events. Also heading the list of the Vi-Queens' activities was the participation in seasonal sports at play days. The boys who are entitled to wear the High School letter sweaters are the top athletes of our high school. Plus their sports activities, the boys sponsored the march of dimes SHELL OUT FOR POLIO drive. The officers of the club are: Dick Slocum, Pres., Lance Mills, Vice-Pres., Fred lngrum, Sec., and Keith VanderHouwen, Treas.-Stu. Coun. Rep. ROW ONE: Dave DeBaer, Bob Leedy, Warren Alexander, Gerald Horne, Junior Makus, Bill Woyach, Joe Rogge, Bruce Landre, Fred lngrum, Mr. Martina. ROW TWO: Larry Johnson, Mike Reece, Bob Haisletl, Gary Lofsfrorn, Keith Vander- Houwen, Jerry Hart, Ray Nelson, Dick Slocum, George Johnson, Stan Fowlds, Lance Mills. ROW ONE: Pat Bond, Marilou Barclay, Dave Debaer. ROW TWO: Marilyn Hopkins Kofen wllllei lngfld Johnson' ROW THREE: Jeanette Landert, Rose Servine, Ernest Steadman, Bruce Landre. ROW FOUR: Kathy Barrel, Fred lngrum. ROW FIVE: Mrs. Lundeen, Nancy Rabourn. The journalism class this year, taught by Mrs. Lundeen during the second period ofthe day, included two advanced students and eleven beginning students. Marilou Barclay, editor, and Nancy Rabourn, both seniors were the members of the advanced class and they were instrumental in publishing the paper every two weeks of the school year. Students in Journalisml were Rose Servine, Pat Bond, Jeanette Landert, Karen Willie, Ingrid Johnson, Marilyn Hopkins, Fred lngrum, David DeBaer, Bruce Landre, Ernest Steadman, Kathie Bariel and Barbara Berg, who transferred from Everett for the second semester. ln addition to the preparation of the Flashlite, all members of the class wrote news for a weekly column in the Granite Press.The class received five cents per inch for the news and this fund was used to finance a banquet at the end of the year. ln the course the students learned to keep abreast of current happenings and to write about them in clear, concise English. The fundamental traits of accuracy, leadership, initiative, prompt- ness, co-operation and courtesy were developed. Senior iournalisrn students, Marilyn Hopkins, Kathy Bariel, Editor Marilou Barclay, Nancy Rabourn, Pat Bond and Dave DeBaer make sure stencils are ready to be run without mistakes. llll E Pictured here are three busy girls, Gladys Gabrielson, Nancy Rabourn and Rita Leese reading copy for the Pilchuck. Mr. Mardesic, annual advisor, helps the photographer arrange students for pictures on a 1 cold wintry day. 5X x f f , i . X 4 J 'Q 'J?,..,f2:4'f2-Zi'-f-11 . i wx? K, ' t 5 ,P1-fl: lllllflll i-531 H? Mr. Marclesic, Linda Sovde, Bus. Mgr. and Nancy Johnson, xr Asst. Bus. Mgr. look over the budget for the year. ' - .nm f ROW ONE: Mr. Mardesic, Darlene Fisher, Marilou Barclay, Linda Sovdc, Rita Leese, Nancy Johnson, Blanch Hopkins, Bette Soucy. ROW TWO: Sandra Ward, Dallas Carleton, Gloria Volkrnann, Dick Perry, Gladys Gabriclson, Gary Gates, Nancy Raboarn, Kathy Baricl. Q! L 5 'A sk gi 1' x if Q sl-... ivan- , , 5 ,z J P I ' ami: fs- 54 .W fu SX 54, - sn. Q1 -in gg 1 . 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ROW ONE Mrs Whutehead Margaret Numan Sherry Garrett Carol Sulluvan Pat Flock Kathy Baruel Karen Kallucot Sandra Shunn Ruth Ann Duckerung Vuckey Hopkuns Bobbue Jean Larson Lunda Sovae Betty Souuy Lunda Swanson, Cathy Pellerun, Barbara Wegnuan Ruta Leese ROW TWO Judy Johnson Susan Monson Jean Mullholland Gladys Sugardson, Krustun Neff Jean Ness Bonnue Mcl.aury, Jeannette Landert Januce Stror Shelby Wanechek June Buell ROW THREE Pat Hoag, Dorothy Lcnon Mary Tuppung Suru Johnson Duane Chrustophcrson, Gayle Tuedeman Judy Eusele Tonu Grow Truna Burdette Caron Chapman Janet Sparks ROW FOUR L llran Mullholland Rose Scrvune Patty Grenz Peggy Grenz Phyllus Spoke Marulyn Hopkuns Glenyce Forsberg Joyce Ersele, Mary George Carol Posey ROW FIVE Solveug Vunge Kathleen Stensrud Donna Holbrook Sharon Wulson Nancy Johnson Joyce Connoll , Susan Elzea Noreen Lall Susan Muller ROW SIX Katue Falkner Bonnue Strublung Joanne Eylander Marrlee Gardner Carol Corchran Pat Ness Gladys Gabruelson Marrlyn Brodue, Carol Elmer Paula tusenrnan Future Homemakers Fw:-:Y of Ameruca Econonuucs unstructor the F H A members Worked wuth earnest, toward receuvung the Honor Chapter Award The F H A Yearbook was publushed for the furst tunue under the supervusuon of Mary George and Rose Servune Offucers for the year uneluded Barbara ST Y V P B S Wegman, presudent Mary George vuce presudent Ruta Leese or 'Ce 'eS'Ge 'O'Lo'9e we 'MY secretary Donna Holbrook, treasurer and Januce Strom, hustoruan Donna Holbrook treasurer Ruta Leese secretary Barbara ow Wegunan presudent Mary George vuce presudent and Januce Strom hustoruan uron out nnany F HA problems wuth Mrs W utehead ad I ' E ft -P NEW HO 41 l out 1 I I I I I 1 ' Z l 1 I I I - 7 U 1 I A I F V I A -I I I Y To .J O gif C' Under the new advisorship of Mrs. Margie Whitehead, Home I l , . . . I l I 1 I I 1 I l , 2 I . h . 2 .cb b I . - 2 . P3 f 'I 2 I , ' -I ' I ' Qt OA , ' ' :A , . . . . ' , H run J no u. 5 , - A V Y lj 3, O 'Q 46 e- 4 ,LQ 0 Q5 Girls' Club ,,, - rr Q. a Top to Bottom: Marcia Welter, President, Janice Strom, Vice-President, Rita Leese, Secretary, u Judy Johnson, Treasurer, Sue Monson, Student Council. ROW ONE, Left to Right: Sheri Garrett, Carol Sullivan, Patty Grenz, Laura Posey, Peggy Grenz, Jeanette Landert, Karen Willie, Judy Kallicot, Janice Strom, Barbara Wegman, lngrid Johnson, Nancy Lason. ROW TWO: Sharon Tiedeman, Janie Haislett, Marilyn Loth, Marilyn Raines, Lynne Solern, Linda Sovde, Judy Mccleary, Blanch Hopkins, l-'at Gustafson, Sue Monson. ROW THREE: Kathy Bariel, Tanis Williams, Solveig Vinle, Rath Bergland, Nancy Johnson, Janet Jensen, Marilyn Hopkins, Gloria Vollcmann, Karen Dunlap, Gladys Gabrielson, Darlene Fisher, Nancy Raloourn, Sandra Ward, Bonnie Stribling, Dave DeBaier. ROW FOUR: Sharon Wilson, Susan Miller, Sharon Farsberg, Fred lngrunz, Joe Roggc, Mike Tastad, Darylcooper, Stan Fowlds, Keith VanderHouwen, Bill Hanson, Ron Dinios, Gary Gates, Brent Crowley, Rich McBride, Gerald Horne, Warren Alexander, Earl Gates, Parker Fowlds. -:M .- . -rwfvfw ., as 'F T 3 , A 4 :Riff , A -1.1 . All Q . J e J sis lk 1 ., 1 F ROW ONE Kathy Barrel Joyce Erscle Carol Sullrvan Phyllls Spalce Judy Ncclcary Blanch Hoplcrns Pat Gustafson Marilyn Hopkins ROW TWO Mrs Godfrey Advrsor Ruta Leese Sandra Ward Barbara Wegrnan Jeanette Landert Patty Grenz Peggy Grenz Rose Servlne ROW THREE Linda Sovde PatBond Janre Harslett Lynne Solent l3onnrcStrnblrng Gerald Horne Dallas Carleton Earl Gates Nancy Johnson Ruth Berglund Sharon Wrlson ROW FOUR Darlene Frslc-r Nancy Rabourn Mlckre Bauer Glarra Volkmann Dave Dc-baer Duck Slocum Gary Gates Bob Harslctt JoAnn Eylander Marrlou Barclay Putt Ness This year a chapter of Future Teachers of Amerlca was formed at Lake Stevens, with Mrs Eileen Godfrey as advrsor This club consists of Juniors and Sensors and has about forty members The offlcers are Presrdent Lynne Solem Vrce President Rose Servlne Secretary, Marilyn Hopkins Treasurer Lrnda F T A Sovde Student Councll, Duck Slocum F T A puns are awarded after a student has completed three hours of student teachlng Thus year the members have taken 1 prlmary poll acted as student teachers, and participated In various actlvltres which have aided our school Godfrey on pfe school census Oates consults Mr Lynne Solem Pres Rose Servlne Vrce Pres , Marulyn Hopkins, Sec , Llnda Sovde, Treas , Duck Slocum Stu. Coun x 1 41 if X QQ -31 Pint . y 77 ,firm . w:'.y ,JI ' K 3 K . f 1 1 I , S.,a:,., . I ,fr .N X H, -1 : 1 1 1 1 ' 1 I 1 , ' : ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 I 1 '1 I V A , 1 1 1 1 1 J - 1 ' 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 , , . . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 K . . Q Q 0 , . . . . . 4 1 Mr. S- , - . 1 -I 1 . .. ' ' '. O. ' A . ,Z ROW ONE: Miss Hall, Margaret Niman, Carol Sullivan, Jean Ness, Sharon Swintz, Trina Burdette, Kathy Stensrud, Pat Bond, Sybil Horne, Carol Posey, Bette Soucy, Mary George, June Buell, Karen Kallicot, Aina Erickson lcccompanistl. ROW TWO: Judy Johnson, Jeanette Landert, Nancy Porter, Sue Lervold, Marie Agostonelli, Connie Arnett, Gladys Gabrielson, Pat Ness, Vivian Granger, Susan Elzea, Kathy McDaniel, Gayle Tiedeman, Adrian Mertens, Shirley Johnson. ROW THREE: Sharon Fisher, Patty Bauer, Jim Whitforcl, Jack Gooding, Marilou Barclay, Mike Kennaugh, Larry McCoy, Larry Johnson, Art Kallicot, Bill Woyach, Earl Gates, Calvin Ballard, Bill Tickner. Choir Left ro Right: Sybil Horne, secretary, Marilou Barclay, president, Kathy McDaniel, treasurer, Aina Erickson, vice-president. Left to Right: Pat Bond, Mary George, Marilou Barclay. 4 8 BOYS' QUARTET, Left to Right: Larry McCoy, CHORUS OFFICERS, L f R' h : Sh e t to lg t cron Jack Gooding, Earl Gates, Calvin Ballard with Danielson, Treas.j Bonnie Jensen, Vice-president, Miss Patricia Hall accompanying. Janice Strom, Pres., Juanita Short, Secretary. Musical scales have been a familiar note in our school the past year. The .choir and chorus have really worked to make their groups the best ever produced by Lake Stevens. Largely respon- sible for our success is our instructor, Miss Patricia HaIl.The choir's premiere performance was made at Christmas when members proved what practice and 'persistence can do.The choir and chorus shared the lime-light many more times this year as they performed at the Spring Concert, the Five-School Concert, and many exchange assemblies. ROW ONE, Left to Right: Marlene Duell, Lynne Ingraham Jean Stratton Mabel Rice Joa A J d V 1 , , nne very, u y Elselef K0fY F0Ullfnef, Chefylee Fisher, Darlene Honeycutt, Sharon Borchgrevink Jean Millholland Doris Toby. ROW TWO: Sharon Danielson, Kathy Pellerin, Kathy Tastad, Donna Payne Jdnet Sparks Siri Johns 1 , on, Sue Miller, Sharon Tiedemon, Bonnie Jensen, Janice Strom, Joanne Eylander, Bonnie Stribling, Jeanne Thompson, ROW THREE: Betty Cassil, Charlotte Wilson, Judy- Brooks, Eddie Dougherty, Dwayne Crowley, Ted Werner Terry Wanechek, Frank Reddeman, Don Kinsey, Jim Menzies, Ken Stensrud, Don Skelton, Juanita Short, Sharon Servine. Janice Tolman. ROW ONE: Tom Tucker, Eugene Lathrop, Skipper Rossiter, James Brennick, John Lundberg. ROW TWO: Reid Carleton, Dave Volkmann, Duane Crowley, Douglas Graves, Dennis McCarter, Bob Crook, Harvey Bussing. ROW THREE: Jim Donaldson, Jim Allen, Claude Lasen, Cliff Lane, Denny Olson, Steve Warrick, Jim Haverlield. ROW FOUR: Don Johnson, Glenn Hopkins, Lynn lngraham, Doug Tucker, Johnny Lacy, Foster Thompson, Arne Hendrickson, Dick Greene. ROW FIVE: Ted Becker, Gary Hansen, Jon Cush- man, Lawerence Welborn, Ken Asplund, Gene Bauman, Dick Matson, John Hopkins, Ron Harrell. Seated, Mr. Tom Straka, advisor. UT RE FARMERS OE AMERICA Farm leaders of tomorrow receive their train- ing from courses taken in Vocational Agriculture. The F. F.A. was organized to provide an oppor- tunity for farm boys to receive an all-around education for rural life. Today's farmer must know his farm management and political policies in order that he might succeed. OFFICERS Left to Right: Doug Tucker, Reporter, Ted Becker, Secretary, Jerry Rabourn, Vice-President, Arne Hendrickson, President, Jon Cushman, Treasurer Parker Fowlds, Sentinal. I A I i:,3- -L CA fi- I 1 i Q' .em NIR CD me 1 - 5 , ','s .'. f, I q 1 T' 'ff' i A A i o 051163 a 'l ', Ax f X xx V I I ? .E : 1 l ' C ' i v 704, f D , , X J 114 Fl 7 iF V S A, 'J PARLIAMENTARY TEAM . 4 - 5, f Hxlrkli ' ROW ONE: Doug Tucker, Parker Fowlds, C Si. QQ' X Ted Becker, Jerry Rabourn, John Cushman, X ' '-H115 5 Arnold Hendrickson. ROW TWO: David I J U Volkmann, Reid Carleton, Lawrence Welborn, 'TT John Hopkins, Dennis Olson. 50 ROW ONE: Carol Elmer, Christa Perritii, Mary Tipping, Lynne Solem, Marcia Welter, Jeanne Thompson, Vickey Hop- kins, Brian Byers. ROW TWO: Dale Gates, Gary Weber, Toni Grow, Jim Donaldson, Janie Haisleti, Don Johnson, Jim Oman, Glenda Nance, Mike Kossak. ROW THREE: Dean McCarfer, Dennis McCarter, Lucille Hopkins, Lee Curiiss, George Woods, Dennis McFarland, Larry McCoy, Bobbie Jean Larsen, Wayne Knapp. ROW FOUR: Mr. Holbrook, Reid Carleton, Ron Dinius, Bob Haisleit, Foster Thompson. BA Queen Sibyl Horne expresses sur- prise after coronation. ff ,Ni r H339- WEQ 9 Our thhtyqhece band and Mr. HoHwook,the director, deserve the grautude of all Lake Stev- ens students. Not only did they provide rousing music for the games and pep assemblies, but ai- so pedormed atthe Chmstmas and Spmng con- certs. One of their main activities again this year was the Sweetheart BalV' at which SybH Horne was crowned Band Sweetheart. LeeCurtiss represented Lake Stevens in the All-State Con- ference at Yakima. Students and facultyinenibers enjoyed dancing to the music of the uuented 16-piece Dance Band. ROW ONE: Janie Haisleif, Jim Donaldson, Toni Grow, Don Johnson, Jim Oman. ROW TWO: Reid Carleton, Larry McCoy Dennis McFarland, Lee Curfiss, Mike Kossak, Wayne Knapp. STANDING: Foster Thompson. - , Left to Righti Janice Strom, Judy Kallicot, Marilou Barclay and Ingrid Johnson Football l-ef' 90 Ri9l '5 Left to Right: Blanch Hopkins, Judy McClearY and SYbll Home' Left to Right: x Blanch Hopkins, Sue Monson and Judy McCleary. Basketball - Fisher Judy Ka cot and Ingrid Johnson Drillteam Left fo Right: Connie Arnott, Nancy Johnson, Patty Bauer, Judy Broolcs, Juanita Short, Rita Leese, Barbara Weg- man, Caron Chapman, Nancy Lasan, Sue Miller, Sharon Forsberg, Charlotte Wil- son. ROW TWO: Qeverly Shaler, Sandra Ward, Sharon Fisher, Marilyn Lason, Paula Eisenman, Gloria Vallcrnann. STANDING: Captain Glenyce Forsberg. ..f.......X xg-:.:.Y'X.,iQk:g X Q9 GWR 699 ff X ffoffxkf xgfg,Xg,bg,.xwx1 we X 1 gp . '22- X x XE X x -Q' V: Q V K ri -Qi? W N I N f! , f if , S X , X!!! f X j N ff ,f ,f , pf 9 f I, f'V4 fy X X f, , 1' f f ff ' 'X , .7 ff X V 7 XX P x , . X 4 , 'Ziff 4 + ! X4 , ffl' 1 E I X if ff ext., xxx ,QNX l,CNx',f s ,,5x'l,s.K!-5 ! lr 73-It Y Y v Y W Y, ir, Y , Y, A l Jj fw x '. 5 Royalt Junior Prxnces s Glenyce Fors berg Prom Princess Shelby Wcnechek 54 Queen Blanch Hopknns 23. ,5'H '1' af . x Q, NL, . . g 4. ci: fi. Marilyn Schilaty, Trina Burdette and Caren Chapman preside over the punch bowl Committees General Cliairman . . . .Gloria Volkmann Decorations . . . Nlarilou Barclay Coronation . . . . Linda Sovde Refreshments. . . . Bette Soucy Music . . . . Mike Tastad Queen Blanch and her escort Dave Sawyer step off the ship for the Coronation Dance. A one-night trip to a tropical island is made possible by transforming the gymnasium into a 'Pacific Paradise.' 4415 of ' 'i Must be 'Man Over-Board,' to gain so much attention from Mike Tastad, Tamie man, Estelle Close, Karen Willie and Joe Rogge. offs. L N Q' ' fe' 2 'M r' Jim Malmstecd, Set Designer ROW ONE: Bette Soucy, Barbara Wegman, Rita Leese, Lynne Solem, Gladys Gabrielson, Marilou Barclay, Blanch Hopkins, Nancv Rabourn, Darlene Fisher, Bonnie Striblinq, Sandra Ward, Shelby Wanechek. ROW TWO: Ted Becker, Keith Vanderhlouwen, Jim Davis, Ron Dinius, Gary Gates, Mike Re9C9, George Johnson, Dick Perry, Dove DeBaer, Gary Lofgfrom, The Man Who Came To Dinner The seniors reached into the library of Broadway literature for their year's dramatic presentation, The Man Who Came To Dinner. The New York hit proved to be a fun-filled and rewarding experi- ence for every member of the cast. Many things about the play will not be soon for- gotten by the cast: The trip to Seattle to see a play that was postponed, the phonograph that wouldn't play in the 2nd act, the rehearsal until 2:30 a.m.!, the scenery that was almost knocked over by excited actors, Marilou Barclay in the mummy case - these were only a few of the har- rowing experiences that keep this play vivid in our minds. D ROW ONE: Linda Sovde, Marilyn Hopkins, Gloria Volkmcnn, Lynne Solem, Pat Bond, Phyllis Spoke J' ' , lm avls ROW TWO: Kathy Eiariel, Barbara -1 Set Designer Wegman, Jim Malmstead, Dave Payne, Jim Davis, Sandra Wardl, Shelby Wanechek. Qi ' sf' fl It It 9 yy 1 i 3 . 44 iz 1 f-Ea LX . 56 Mr. and Mrs. Stanley express their indignation to Whiteside as Sarah and John look on. Dramatis Personae Mrs. Ernest Stanley. . . . Bette Soucy Miss Preen . . . Richard Stanley . June Stanley . . . John ..... Sarah ...... Mrs. Dexter . . . Mrs. McCutcheon Mr. Stanley . . . Maggie Cutler . . Dr. Bradley . . . Sheridan Whiteside Harriet Stanley . . Bert Jefterson . . Professor Metz . . . . Darlene Fisher . . George Johnson . . Rita Leese . . . Gary Gates . . Nancy Rabourn . . . Lynn Solem . . . .Barbara Wegman . . . Ted Becker . . Blanch Hopkins . . . Dick Perry - Gary Lofstrom . . Bonnie Stribling . . . . Ron Dinius Keith Vander Houwen The Luncheon Guests . . Gladys Gabrielson Shelby Wanec heck Sandra Ward Mrs. Baker . . Expressman . . . Lorraine Sheldon . Sandy ..... Beverly Carlton . Westcott .... Radio Technicians Banjo ...... Two Deputies . . A Plainclothes Man . . Bob Haislett Lorraine reveals her wedding plans to Whiteside Sandy and June decide to follow White- side's suggestion to elope. Marilyn Raines David De Baer Marilou Barclay . Stan Fowlds . Mike Reece . Art Kallicott . Ray Nelson Jim Davis . Daryl Cooper . . Jerry Hart Lance Mills Lorraine persuades Bert to show her the town. Put me down! Put me down! Screams Miss Preen at Banio. X7 Princess Blanch Hopkins Prince Daryl Cooper NQCO Princess Marilou Barclay Prince Stan Fowlds Princess Marcia Welter Prince Mike Tastad O '17 YX 'ss 6' Princess Shelby Wanechek Prince Jerry Hart Queen Kathy Bariel King Lance Mills Tell him how fo do if Daryl! Nothing stops a Viking, tries for o touchdown! A Crown and ...A Kiss! Climaxing a week's festivities and bringing a close to the football season was the successful and gala Homecoming Dance. The preceding week's events consisted of a town-to-town advertizing rally, a special assem- bly announcing the queen, a pep rally around the lake, burning a panther in effigy, and a night pep assembly. The final Friday night saw the Homecoming game with Snohomish and the dance featuring Monte Wolfe's Band. The crowning of Queen Kathy Bariel and King Lance Mills high- lighted the evening. Included in the royal court were also: Princesses Marilou Barclay, Blanch Hopkins, Marcia Welter, and Shelby Wanechekg Prince Daryl Cooper, Mike Tastad, Stan Fowlds, and Jerry Hart. Grab him boysl Lost minute preparation before the Coronation. not even the'mud, as he wi.. ' xl , snuff 1 vsfbv J, . 41 nu :'T:' L,-.Fl ,div 'l'l,' - '.'-12 5 'E 951 4 1' .5715 .cvcfi . VUL JU IU!! I C9 OINC A , U H . wovgl 'GG-. 065 Bfvsl 0 Q, .QP rx' M9 9 x.f3 X I 4 P, 155 915 o:5'Qp ' sw rgfxod Bl-PST HWHY 'O If i:-rr f y L of , ul ov ' ' o :2a fu- ' 196 15 f 596 9Np :F.'r was 'pu- T., 14-U5 as ORNO I-SGI QOLD 0454.32 I A 49 , 4 4 R vi .ML ' , ,M I N1 1 Lili m .Q .A :Ax onuvcc 4 an Q 6 . ,'. I 1 .k SWIKDUDY Mona ,' I TVHERE3-R new nupqnou' ,F U bw! 'fl neon - spew 1 I QV' 54608 Fx 9' 9 wud 6625 NFS? '1 ' 9' QUNPGR 0 isa? Us 5.1061 5 Q 44 lk 415535 'R - 'l Xi! VSMLQAL VQQL5 gf? f , f 7 ,L v if f 'N v L Q5mf cf 'Q SP Ol? IS I .izrtih X! K 0 C U 1 4 f A Aol h X J' 0 0 o LBJ ' Q o Z' 1 X f , 1 1' '- 1 '2?1:-S +-Qi, W -,gi fi K,. -ni Y M ..,, -A - -YT-SQ-x 7 Z4 li- iw S -' FOOTBALL SCORES Lake Stevens l9 . . . . . . Mount Si 19 Lake Stevens 0 . . . . . . Monroe 26 Lake Stevens 0 . . . . . . Arlington 54 Lake Stevens 7 . . . . . . Twin City 7 Lake Stevens 13 . . . . . . Marysville 32 Lake Stevens 20 . . . . . . Concrete 6 Lake Stevens O . . . . . . Oak Harbor 26 Lake Stevens 6 . . . . . . Longley 38 Lake Stevens 13 .... . . Snohomish 46 Tom Martin, Head Football Coach Football SEATED, Left to Right: Bob Leedy, Stan Fowlcls, Bill Schmidt, Jerry Hart, Joe Rogge. STANDING: Keith Vander Houwen, Daryl Cooper, Lance Mills, Ron Dinius, Mike Reece, Dick Slocum, Mike Tastad, Gary Weber. Mr. Martin in his first year as head football coach had a team of small, but scrappy ball play- ers who fought all the time, as was shown when they came from behind to tie Mount Si 19-19. This was further demonstrated when they ran wild in an upset 20-6 win over Concrete. The Vikings this year were again moved into a different league. The Cascade League was made up of teams that represented Class A schools. lt was composed of teams representing: Arlington, Concrete, Lake Stevens, Langley, Monroe, Oak Harbor and Twin City. The Vikings were led by Dick Slocum, honorary captain, Joe Rogge, outstanding player, and Jerry Hart, inspirational player and All-League second team guard. Jerry earned his award by making tackles and offensive blocks against players who were always bigger than himself. Off and Running Substitution! 1 - 3 N .' Q R1 f 'mi Qgalx nm F ? 9' sNgQ.- wg S' A 'N' V lui lvl htfmgbg. ' -mu f r x....-- , Y Q x 21 s I .7 as .Qi 51kt f 'fb :ff .-Wi 'V 1,5 1 3 . AN fm' fu 112 Larry Johnson: Center 5 t it 4 Qxlllty 22 Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Stevens Stevens Stevens Stevens Stevens Stevens Stevens Stevens Stevens Stevens Stevens Stevens Stevens Stevens Stevens Stevens Stevens Stevens BASKETBALL SCORES -3J1'l .Q Q ylvi ' . 38 . . .. , Joe Rogge: Forward , Q . 1 . . . . . Q . . - . . . . . . 67 Grande FaHs Marysvihe Grande FaHs Snohomish Monroe Arhngton MarysviHe Oak Harbor Snohomish TwH1CiU Concrete Langley Monroe Arhngton Oak Harbor 'Twin City Concrete Langley Warren Al exander: Guar .i i lg Il F it M '3 ROW ONE: Jim Malmstead, Keith Kennaugh, Daryl Cooper, Rich Mc. Bride, Mike Kennaugh, Gary Lofsfrom, Dave Payne, Lyle Porter, Jim Davis, Dave Debaer, Harry Alexander, Dave Cole. KNEELING: Pat Haight, Ray Nelson. n I ww., 1 - P5?1'1i'7 75 S , L IQ- Track Coach Talbot ROW ONE: Skipper Rossiter, Bob Orr, Bob Leedy, Bruce Landre, Frank Reddeman, Wayne Lundberg. ROW TWO: Bill Hanson, Bill Woyach, Fred lngrum, Gerald Horne, George Johnson, Junior Makus, Ken Asplund.