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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1959 volume:

' 4-f , 1- 4 ' ' ',:-1-1. h'fv- VVS! ,-4 D ' 'Y' ' va K ,, rl' 'V ,., 'A,' 1 Y.1'z,,- .-, 4. . 'Z ...',,-'.- . ' gl' ,.-fie.f.v.sL.,' I , 5? .-Tw H 1 1-L fn PILCHUCK MF 1+ F Z 4 .7 '71 ' Administration I-I0 Seniors II-I8 Classes I9-28 This ls Our Story Published by The Senior Class of l959 Lake Ste-vens High School Lake Stevens Washington 2 Ill if X X 3 F' ' - I Crganizations 29-44 Activities 45-52 Sports Tl 5 , i 1 ' r f 1 3 x 1 f S x i 4 v 1 5 3 E 4 . . X - .,7g'-.1 53-64 n 3 O ,.,..-1 i: ' V ,I NT.. TE? -.5 -.f , 1290 ' I -iv J' W 1 if +V' i if 5 H y ' '59 ADMINISTRATIGN a ' 'R 1' 1' g J . Ni ITN SJ - ,, Mr D D Cates Superintendent Best wrshes to students of Lake Stevens Hrgh partrcularly to the Class of 59 We hope that rn the years ahead you wrll be able to look back wrth satrsfactron on your trme rn school lt IS the smcere hope of the faculty and admmrstratron that you wrll fmd your hrgh school work has pre pared you well for your further educwtron or your Chosen work Mr D D Oates Supermtendent 6 l 1 . . . , . , . , C - , ' . . . , N, + Our Principal Already well known around Lake Stevens High is our new principal, Mr. Loren D. Lanphere. Mr. Lanphere came here from Rochester, Washington, and in the short time that lie has been here he has steadfastly shown his eager- ness and willingness to help students whenever they needed his assistance and guidance. His job is not an easy one but we know that fore- most in his mind is the welfare of Lake Stevens High School and its student body. Thank you, Mr. Lanphere, for a fine year. S -ff t X SA 5 V, -. ' ' , ',' ! wwf -1 , ,R 1 . lg. -V -an-Q, l t -LS Sf' g-. Our vice-principal, Mrs, Adams, was our ad- visor four years ago. Since then she has re- corded our attendance and administered a series of diagnostic and progress tests. With all of these duties she is also recognized as good teacher. Mrs. Adams 3 3 1 '- V W I v 9 F if X Mrs. Soucy q-s Mrs. Steadman Mrs Asplund . . . Assisting in the Superintendent's office are Mrs Stcadmun ind Mrs, Asplund. Mrs. Soucy assists Mr. Lanphere in the High School office where she is in charge of s chool business. Floyd Werner Custodians . . . The life at our school would not be complete without the assistance and long hours of work put in by our two custodians Their friendly smiles and their support of school affairs are felt throughout the year. . . . Food was never a problem during our years at Lake Stevens High School Our meals were well balanced and prepared efficiently. We owe many enjoyable lunch periods to our cooks, Mrs. Lund, Mrs. Loop, and lvlrs. Ingrum. 5 SENIORS Xe -OJ' - I Ai 4'5- E QI' 1 'sn SL ., H. 8 K. 2' wx 1- JY.. L.: ag is 1 . - 1 '14 ii 1: ww-9? -1 . , k 3' NY? an Ya N ' 3- 0 lx , Gfxv Qt. ea'- H cl V.. LARRY MCCOY JUNIOR MAKUS JOI IN LCJTII MARILYN LOTII JIM MILLIIOLLAND LILLIAN MILLHOLLAND RICIIARD MQJISRIDE JUDY MCCIIARN CARL MA'1 I'IIII',SON JUAN MARNIY LD NI-QARINC PAT NLSS , We -1006 so 70635, LMMANUEL PERETTI LAURA POSEY CAROL ROBERTS JOE ROGGE 70et'4e BOB NEWELL BOB ORR FRANK REDDEMAN POLLY SARLIN V' f' GARY NORDBY TOM OWENS MABEL RICE JIM SEBRING .?, 4 -ff? . ww Wi f W V .- , sw 31 1 A. 4 XL lie if , ,avg Q- ' F' K ' T s ,Q -, E , gg 4: ' Q - HIUFUWV' W 11-I v 'cm ::.,5 'ff' O ll I IN MEMORY OF Mr ERNEST R HUNT Supenntendent of Lake Stevens Schools 1931 1957 A chapter closed rn the hrstory of our school When rt lost thrs man A hfe devoted to good schools for us And for our chrldren after us A hfe consecrated to bulldrng sound mrnds A l1fe ded1cated to progress If they were not the best That was Mr Hunt The burldmgs whrch have sprung up Wh11e we have been rn school Are hummmg monuments to hrs trreless work We among thousands who leamed from hrs schools W111 keep a steady flame of memory a11ve As we uphold the honored standards He struggled to establrsh rn thls place Erleen Godfrey 18 Never content with things just good enough 1' 54.5K :MP s 'VH in 'ICQ' r H91 JU 3 in . - Y K, 'f4, , !5'i 1 1,7 . 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Q xjlil 1 - J Q .:.w 'ZT':?E6Z5'a. wi'1:. f .L ,Q ' N 6 V-,pxw 7 ,f.7'f:'-c2f'i' 5- 'i Q' ag -iw? f 2.-..':?w'f' .M +1 1 9 '. 1 wx'--A I3 ff ff' f,- rs. l ui '04 W! -, 4 E fx Q ,, 4-ay 'Av T ...Jia .ILI IORS Forsberg S ardner M Graves Gould R reene R Grow T Halverson, Hansen Harrell J Hawkms D Hoag P Holst,W Hopkms, G Hopkms, J Horne, S Hud son L Ingra ham L Officers PRESIDENT Re rd Carleton VICE PRESIDENT Gary Weber SECRETARY TREASURER Tan1s Wrlhams STUDENT COUNCIL Dave Volkmann I no f fu or yr rx. l 6n pn-of 9 ls-rx' tors fi I-6 4 ' l fa Jackson, L Johnson, Johnson, F Johnson, J Jubre B Jubre I-I K1ett,B 4, ,gk 00' 4'5 M1 ' ff I 7' 1' 'I ' xn Ar' I an J K I d f I . '1 ' ,, V 'ff E. 'lf' I N If ' : I Q'-f ' f ' . Q, 2 X- y . 45' , A W' , 'rf X V wi- s - - or f.: 4'-'F , 'f 1 Q .Xa - K n 3 Iv 7 ,sf -3 , , E ' A 'J'r 1 in , Va ,V - I Q, ,- ' X. I I I V-'rl - K V - ,' YU be , 'O' , ' ' v is 0, ., ' sf'-' 4:5 5' 'r' 4 , ,I I B., I I , . ,- ! 'I . G x 'I ,ks 4 K :DJ . -5 9 X 1 'I 'I' nj' ' I A' C , .5 'F 'S r 5 3 ' . 5 , ,, 51 . y . J ,C IS ,GJ ,j , I I 4- ,f I .1 -Q - - ,Q ' Q . ' I f f ' 1 E I 1 I rg ,, A I fr .f ji- 1 I 3 nr I ' ., , , . . .3 - K, J A, for . 5' 1 -1 ' 'K .,44 'Z 9' 'A H .3 L J D.g 'il 'E I if . I h . 2 'I I 3 ' . . . . . - . .. , , 4 ' ' f f A 1' va A Nu Kossak, M.g Lall N., Lason, M.g McDaniel, K., McFarland, D., McLaury, B. f as 71 1 -do ov- ff 'A' Miller, 5.5 Moss r L C.- Neff K.- Ni- ' 9 - man, Mfg Ness, 'P T. , J.g Oman, M. f Q, Orr, J.3 Owens, C.gPe11erin, C., ,-1' ,:. Penix, G., Price, nr 'Q' .,.. D.g Reed, I.. 'E' ' 11 L ix , 5' - vw- Q' 'N X- . 1' V if t, fs v - .T- ji f 3 ij 1-on , ,,.. Y '3' 1 ,C gf if .I fb ix 'L 3 T' , -Q s' ,T-.2 X ao- V, tj J 'q - A I A A .O fd 'SK . 0' an I 1, 1 'IM D-I as. if- ,EPI 0' -ovv' 3 C ,K ,, A I- 5' 6 'F ' I- - ,- 'T '31 A .M 7 9' ':,1'ft. 1' il ,.,- -f' 5 'J' 3- XG -f CLASS OF '60 - ' 7 Reiman, C.3 ' gn -' Roberson, D.3 ' T N . Q, 9' Schi1aty,M.g X 3 ' . Shaler, B., Short, ' . f-v 2 J., Sorenson, P. 1 Sparks, J.g Strat- 13 G' 'T' ton, Streeter, P., ug- If Tallman, Bs F . ' Tanis, D., , V, Tiedeman, S. N H , Tucker, T., , ,.. -3: Vingie S.- Volk- , Y jx , mann, b.3,War- rx , rick, S.g Weber, G. Q ,, Welbome, L.g ' ' Whitaker, F.g - Wibbleman, M4 ' Wiley, S. NOT PIC- Williams, T., TURED: Bau- 'Wi1son, C.g man, G.3 -'CP , Wilton, M., Haskins, S.g Wood, C, Haverfield, J. in' . 4- pf . if Adkms D Ahern D Allen J Anderson L Avery, J Beattre S Bertsch J Brssonette, K , Borchgre vmk S Bryce B Bussmg H Cantrell B Carmen B Chrlstensen D Chrxstopherson D Con nolly J Crowley D Dawson, P Davrs F Donaldson J Dougherty E Duckermg R , Elsele J Elmer, C Elzea S Faulkner, K , Frsher S Floathe T Frew F Gates D Good mg J Grandstrom Halvorson S Haver fxeld K Hjort, S 1 A if 5 cf E W Pa w Q3 'J' ..f' If Q I9 f' 41 V-f-Q' 5 l ' ,Q VV ,gf 17' 4 O '96 N 'C' 19' Y if SOPHQMCRES , I ,J Hrllman, E Holbrook D Honeycutt, D HOPklDS, L I-Iopkms Nu- W7 Ingraham, J , Jensen, B , S yd Johnson, S , Johnson, S K Kalhcot, . Kmsey, D 3 Knutzen, G., Lacy, J , Larson, B , Lar v s f ' qu- J ., 1 son, D 11 P-' '.-- A x Eff 6 9' 'O -6 Cs' I v 'Q 1 -5 A ix b :V ' ' I, J ' 1 -S I , -9 'j wr 1 , iv- 1,3 V, ' 'l V xv- 1, .5 7 .5 Qs- , V. 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Q- at I-1, A 7 5' Q' f f ' , v I ' l The one hundred and seven sophomores, headed by Dale Gates, president, Jim Menzies, vice-president, Jerri Owens, secretary, Doris Tobey, treasurer, and Bonnie Jensen, student council representative, carried out their traditional affairs in their chapter of Our Story. 6 5 Swanson, W., Swint, S., - i, Tastad, K., Tiedeman, G., Thompson, F. lv Thompson, J., Thompson, J., Thompson, J., Tipping, M., Tobey, D. Wahl, T., Ward, D., Weg- man, D., Werner, T., Whitford, J. , Lathrop, E., Leedy, .' Lenon D., Lundberg J.' X Lundberg, W., Matson, G., McCarter, D. 4 s McCarter, D., Menzies, J., g , Mertens, A., Moss, L., gr Mueller, G., Nance, G., wg' . Nelson, D. Neve, J., Nordby, J., , N Ostheima, B., Ostheimer, .Q C., Owens, G., Paddock, 1- V D., Payne, D. if, 1 Peretti, C., Peterson, A., Q Posey, C., Ronnestad, K., , Rossiter, S., Scheel, L., 3 Schultz, G. .4521 Sebring, R., Servine, S., , Sherin, M., Smith, G., 9 ' Stensrud, K., Sudds, S., ,- Swanson, L. NOT PICTURED: Bradly, M., Brandon, J., Diedrick, E., Hughes, H., Skelton, D Sorbo, J., Lenon, W. CLASS OF I96I , If 'S' i v f 4 u X f? J .P l , 1 5 4 x 'I Q ' FRESHME gc 'Y' f- 14-1 I We es Q' ,mf I 3 1149. Yi 1 9,52 'Os Y... -nf' Al LAD Ant' Head W Holbrook D , Hopkms J Jacobson J Jensen K ,Johnson A , Johnson J , Jubb S , Kappert K Lawyer S Lrndstrom S Loop D Malmstead J , Mattox R , Mc Farland V , McLaury B , Mlller R Morgan M Stalnaker C Pres Matson J V Benedxct D Sec Treas Coggms J Stu Coun Adkms A Allen G Anderton M,Arnott L Avery B Barrel L Bauman D Bau man R ,Benner M Blame B Boggs A Branltly D Bruneaux P,Bussmg B Carleton N , Caudle P Cushman J , Dahl quxst S Davms H Dean D Dunlap K Elsenman P Floathe D Forsberg J FOSdlCk R Fulton R Godfrey G Goodrlch L Granger C Gregory J Grimes S Hammond P Hansen K , Hansen, M Harrell J Hartley D Gif Neff A , Nlelson B , Nordquxst J Olson C , Owens D , Paddock D Pearson J Perry W Peterson G , Rrce L Roberson Rockstad R , Rush W Salo C Sarlln, R Scott L CF' it 14 4.11 I-'J Shelstad N , Skmner, J , Slater R Sorbo G Sorbo M Stjern L Sylte B , Tackstrom L ? Tledeman P , Trdyman, P Tlsdale G , Toth R , Trlvlch M , Tucker D , E fi Vrnje K Weber J 95 SE NOT PICTURED ' Braddley M Chrnstensen M Eddy R , Grldroy R , Hamroth Welch, B , W1l11e M Wllson B E Jacobson c Johnson c Wolf 'r ' Johnson, D , Rothenberg K F I Turner J H 24 fr ' ,, ' . I 1 -1 11 1 -1 - PJ 5- 5' 1 5 , ' - B5 , A I ' , ., .- .Q ' , Y of 1. - -- y .1 - - - ,ve 1 . - . f 7 , Nd V ., . ., , ., , I X 1 -: , -' 1 . 1 S- X A Z Ah r' -Y 8, .1 4, ex , - A- 1 --Q 1 -1. . 1 .11 ' ,. u- 3 ,.,., S ,. .. I ' -1' 'fl 1 - 1 -1 1 -1 1 S' 7' 1 ,, . ' x I -1 1 - .1 1 Q 4 ' . I' I .M 3 1 ' - . ' A f 5- N 0' v 3 -S- F-if 5 -1 1 '. 1 '1 1 1- ' n- 1 , . C . . . C' Le' 2, f' v g '- K -. 1 -1 1 ' ' S. V 'ig 1 11 1 -1 1 '1 I , Y' s . ' . . 7. . , ' 1 'PJ 1 5 - G' in - X - 5' 1 -1 1 -1 1 '1 E- ' ' 33' li P ' 1 A 'f er 1 -s ' 1 -1 1 -s 1 '1 1 ' ' - 1 - . 1--4 - , : ' I . . ual S' 6 Q n A' N Y 5' h, 39 5 1 -1 1 -1 1 11 , ' ' - 1- . . Q, Q, vu.. 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A x K gk 7 ' 7 ' 7 1 1 '5 'w- an A ' wr .Q , .Q , .Q , . ' 'rf' ' I 'a ' 'S I g , I I I ACTIVITY Silent Night, Holy Night sings the choir, led by Miss the Christmas holidays. V Sharon Wilson reads minutes of the last meeting of Library Service Club. Keith Kennaugh, Caren Chapman, and Jean Ness are among the speech class students who read the morning bulletin. Hall, in the main hall on the last day of school befo THE CLASSRGQM Dunng then' class Chrrstmas party the camera caught the jumors IWW!! gm 'x wrapping Chnstmas glfts for Orphans Mr Straka, surrounded by students and award pennants Mr Branner Caught rn the Act' i' Brology class seems to fmd rt hard to focus attentron on leaf col lectron 26 -1 ax Cal Ballard Janette Landert, Chrrstmas party Shop class hurnedly obey Mr Whrtsel1's orders to clean up N-tg VIKING BELLS Gayle Tredeman Margaret Nrman Sharon Swlnt, Pat Floch, Trma Burdette and Katme Faulkner Advanced Math class learns to use slrde rule 27 Sophomore grrls prepare Ior Olympxcs Bruce Lamdre gets a helpmg hand from Mrs. Lundeen Judy Kallrcot looks on wrth puzzlement s? - -6 ' ' I Q 1 R' X in 'M -e f WI' I A J M y ' ' ri r. and Miss Hall make punch for ' V ' vnu- ' - ll J Y 7 , 1 1 K ' : ' , v 1 , , , -4 4 2 I I ' L , , - I x 'W 1 OFFICE GIRLS ROW ONE Judy Kalhcot, Ingrld Johnson, Marllyn Loth Judy McC1eary Sandra Sudds Carole Roberts Judy Harrell ROW TWO Jean Stratton, Jeannxe Thompson Sxrr Johnson, Chrls Rerman, Sharon Wxlson, Kathy Stensrud, Judy Brooks vgwml N Mrs Vifhxtehead grves Margaret Nrman Q V and Josle Neve a few pomters m sewmg X, 5th perxod Jumor Englxsh Class studxous as always Semor Typmg Class hard at work ni-I, 411 A-f. f 28 Mr Jackson dlsplays students' art work 0 .2 .. ' ip ' A ,, ...Zu V J - ,z 41 1 xl' 3 W ', I 'l'ifZ5f2g Al 3 5 , ' 5951 : : ' . .I 7 Q l Y D , . . , Q21-. .A ,.. -Q Z' ,., qnwf- ' V' - fq ' A I ., 5 7 ff ' ' 'Q M , . . . - - I , v f C y ,' .' ' ' . . . . ' ' ' 7 . I X ' . f S J' E 1 1' , 1 ' u-.Q gy V Q A ' tk 'V Q '3 X nn O l ff' --YQ . A s RGAN I ZATI O N S 'Q peg L...- Student Body Presxdent Fred Ingrum, wrth the assrstance of Rexd Carleton, Vrce presmdent, Paula Emsenman, Secretary, and Judy Kallxcot Treasurer conducts a Student Councll meetmg TUDE T COUNCIL The Student Counc11 keeps our school runmng smoothly and stuves to achreve greater harmony 1n student pohcles LEFT TO RIGHT Mr Lanphere Carleton, R , Ingrum F E1senman,P Ka111c0t,J LEFT Mr Fuchs RIGHT Mrs Adams . .X 3 30 ,..,Y - I - '. I 1 4 , ' 'A A ' . s , . , A Y X x - f E30 ,. .-........- '-1 ' . . Xia L , 1 Q - . . g .- ' ' 1 . I , ., ., . . . ATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Left to Rrght ROW ONE Marxlee Gardner Paula Ersenman Sharon Texdeman Marxlyn Schxlaty Judy Kalh cot Pat Ness Joan Marney ROW TWO Karen Dunlap, Dlanne Hawkms Krlsten Neff Caro1Su111van Noreen Lall Suzy Mlller Sharon Wllson, Tams Wllhams Nancy Johnson Rose Servme ROW THREE Fred Ingrum, Gary Weber Gerald Horne, Dennls McFarland Calvm Ballard Earl Gates, Bob Orr Larry McCoy Boys Club and Girls Club Officers Left to Rlght lst ROW Juanrta Short, Jamee Strom 2nd ROW Kathy McDame1, Lam Rose Jackson LEFT TO RIGHT Bob Leedy, Gerald Home, and Davld Volk mann 31 1 1 5 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - : 1 1 1 . . . . . . . 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 ' ! . e i 0 , -nn ' 1 The Flashlite waits for copy which is being prepared by various departments of the Journalism class. LEFT TO RIGHT Polly Sarlrn, Paula Ersenman, Rose Servrne, Mrs Lundeen THE FLASHLITE LEFT TO RIGHT Laura Posey, Jeanette Landert Rose Servme Thrs year the Journalism class under the direction Ros Servine for thc first semester and Paula Eisenman for the second semester consisted of twelve Senrors and five Juniors This is the fifteenth year the Flashlite has been pub lrshed by the Joumalrsm class To get practical experience the class wrote a column of school and community news for the Lake Stevens paper Mrs A W Lundeen 1S advisor for the Flashlrte LEFT TO RIGHT Keith Kennaugh Bruce Landre Ernest Steadman, Earl Gates X S 4,1 X 32 3 . . , . . of 1 U I , ' A ' . u lik l 1 'v : - 9 , . is . - ,,f' 1 e 1' ff' .- 1 7' ' 1 D , 1 I ,- ,, X, 4 - X PILCHLICK Advrsor, Mr Sal Mardeszc Edrtor, Dallas Carleton, Busxness Manager Nancy Johnson Carol, Barbara Earl, a.nd Pat sort out prctures for the a.nnual The annual staff th1s year has attempted to present a new look 1n the Prlchuck There 1S more sports coverage and there lS an expansron of school events Better photography has been stressed and there lS a com pletely new make up 1n the 1959 P11chuck We hope you hke rt Kathy McDan1e1, Donna Holbrook, Nancy Johnson, Carol Cochran, Earl Gates, Noreen Lall Pat Ness, Conn1e Amott, Joan Marney Pokly Sarlm, Dallas Carleton Barbara Berg 1 Us 33 . 3 ' , . r . .. .. - - - 'I' . X, . 1 Q I x K 0: - , ,., QQ, , IASLV , J, M- Q. ' sr. ,, ,K 4 . FB-' , 1.. 'gf.,,f,3:,.r. ,g . . affirm 1 1 s x - af .. g , 0 V Thi . I ,V 0 4' -,ig ' ,' 1 ,. , 4 gn, Q g Z. A. . K g . .1 .K , . '5fJ,' R 5 nag? COMMERCIAL LUB Under the guidance and leadership of Mr. Branner, advisor, and Joan Marney president, the Commercial Club has done out- standing work in whatever they have undertaken. ROW ONE P Floch, L. Reed, I. Hillman, P. Hoag, D. Hawkins, T Grow S Wiley, J. Landert, L. Posey, C. Sullivan. ROW TWO: C Roberts J Stratton, C. Pellerin, J. Mamey, N. Lason, J. Mc- Cleary, P Grenz, C. Chapman, L. Jackson, J. Harrell, Mr. Bran- ner, advisor ROW THREE: R. Servine, S. Wilson, S. Miller, J. Brooks C Wilson, S. Fisher, M. Loth, M. Lason, J. Kallicot, B. McLaury ROW FOUR: K. Stensrud, D. Holbrook, N. Lall, P. Eisenman K Dunlap, C. Cochran, J. Jensen, P. Bauer, S.Fors- berg L Millholland. FIRE SQUAD I Rmb, The Fire Squad has been expertly trained and, with Bob Leedy as the fire chief, has functioned effi- ciently to insure the safety of all the students of Lake Stevens. KNEELING: B. Woyach, B. Landre, M. Kennaugh, B. Leedy, F. Ingrum, C. Home. ROW ONE, Standing: J. Davis, R. Shipley, R. McBride, B. Cowley, E. Steadman, J. Makus. ROW TWO: P. Haight, B. Hansen, B. Newell, B. Orr. ROW THREE: I. Wanachek, J. Rogge, C. Werner, L. McCoy, G. Nordby, J. Loth. ROW ONE: Bob Leedy, Gerald Horne, Mike Kennaugh, George Wood, Bruce Landre, Bill Woyach, Larry Johnson ROW TWO: John Cushman, Bob Orr, Dale Adkins, Mickey Wilton, Junior Makus, Bob Newell, Bob Larsen, Pat Haight, Bill Hansen, Jim Whitford, Joe Rogge, Fred lngrum. LETTERME Nineteen athletes, representing the four major sports, made up this year's Lettermen Club. One of the club's major activities is patrolling of the football field. The officers are: Bob Leedy, presidentg Joe Rogge, vice-presidentg Gerald Horne, secretaryg and Bruce Landre, student council representative. Mr. Martina is the advisor, VI-QUEENS The '59 football season reached its peak with the Homecoming celebration. Among the activities sponsored by the Vi-Queens was a car serpentine, ending with a bonfire and pep rally. The festivities ended with the game between Twin Cities and Lake Stevens. The dance following the game was ruled over by Homecoming Queen, Barbara Berg. xllK fr: -Ckiiv ROW ONE: Jeanette Landert, Mari- lyn Loth, Karen Dunlap, Donna Hol- brook, Nancy Johnson, Judy Kalli- cot. ROW TWO: Ingrid Johnson, I Kristin Neff, Pat Streeter, Noreen r-:O .Q La11, Janet Jensen, Patty Bauer, ff-Y- . ! .Q Marilyn Lason, Susan Miller, Tanis Williams, Janice Strom. xl . D - AI ROW ONE: P. Grenz, D. Holbrook, P. Grenz, S. Fisher, J. Brooks, L. Jackson, D. Hawkins. ROW TWO: C. C M. Gardner, M. Niman, T. Burdette, C. Sullivan, B. McLaury, J. Ness, J. Landert, R. Burglund. ROW THREE: Godfrey, P. Eisenman, S. Miller, J. Jensen, N. Lason, J. McCleary, K. Dunlap, S. Wilson, R. Servine, N. Lall, T Williams. ROW FOUR: N. Johnson, B. Berg, C. Ballard, G. Wood, D. Carleton, G. Home, E. Gates, C. Cochran P. Ness. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The F.T.A. club was started last year under the leadership of Mrs. Eileen Godfrey and consists of seniors and juniors. Membership is obtainable through application only with enrollment limited to thirty-five members. This gives most of the members an opportunity to have the experience of assisting in the classroom. This year members have won their pins by assisting teachers in giving tests, helping students in need of additional tutoring in reading, arithmetic, and spelling, and by addressing and mailing literature to community residents on school building needs. Films pertinent to teaching have been shown to the club monthly. Experiences in working with younger students are exchanged among the members during club meetings. 'TI Mrs. Godfrey instructs Jean Ness in preparing election material. F.T.A. Officers, LEFT TO RIGHT: Peggy Grenz, sec., Carol Cochran, vice-pres., Gerald Home, pres., Carol Sullivan, treas.5 and Patty Grenz, stu. coun. rep. X ROW ONE: K. Asplund, treasurer, L. Anderson, sentinel, D. Kinsey, G. Bauman, S. Warrick, J. Lundberg, B. Cildroy, J. Harrell, A. Adkins, E. Lathrop, S. Jubb, R. Miller, R. Bauman, P. Fowlds, vice -president. ROW TWO: T. Tucker, l student council representative, J. Donaldson, G. Peterson, J. Allen, D. Holbrook, secretary, R. Slater, J. Lacy, D. Tucker, president, E. Nearing. ROW THREE: Johnson, J. Jacobson, W. Head, D. Crowley, D. Skelton, J. Johnson, T. Floathe, D. Ahern, B. Carmen, Mr. Straka, advisor. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA This year the agriculture department was again, as in the past years successful. It placed first in potato judging with John Lundberg Eugene Lathrop, Jim Donaldson and Jim Allen grading the potatoes The Parliamentary Procedure team debated their way to first place Members are Parker Fowlds, Doug Tucker, and Duane Crowley. John Lundberg, Allen Adkins and Doug Tucker took part in the cotmty public speaking contest. Doug carried off first place and Allen, third Members of the Dairy and Animal Husbandry teams participated in contests of judging. They are: Parker Fowlds, Gene Bauman, John Lundberg, Doug Tucker, Dennis Holbrook, Loren Anderson, and Jim Donaldson. Doug Tucker, FFA president, was sent as a delegate to the National FFA Convention in Kansas City, Mo., where he met boys from FFA clubs all over the nation and discussed problems and new ideas. The fine work done by each member places our school high in the rank of FFA clubs all over the State. ANIMAL HUSBANDRY POTATO JUDGING TEAM TEAM DAIRY JUDGING TEAM PUBLIC SPEAKING TEAM - A R AGAZ 8 nw-if 4 1-U-I if T M z ex ,K . g, ' J ' 'I f I I I g 1 Y A! 'ra c l . , 9 E V' i i -if . -.':,?,3,i?r,gv?u -fav 'ri' f 1. , 'jig' N'-P gif . xi' 13. ' in . gp.-5 onw- M, V, .4 sae. , .. QQ ROW ONE: S. Lawyer, M. Sarbo, S. Servine, J. Mamey, L. Posey, P. Floch, D. Honeycutt, P. Grcnz, S. Borchger- vink, J. Malmsted. ROW TWO: J. Coggins, P. Grenz, N. Johnson, L. Goodrich, J. Nordquist, D. Holbrook, B. Jen- sen, M. Lason, B. McC1aury, K. Pellerin, B. McC1aury. ROW THREE: A. Boggs, K. Dunlap, N. Shelstad, J. Pearson E. Dougherty, C. Stalnaker, B. Crowly, T. Wanechek, D. Kinsey, T. Wolf. Chorus . . . Operetta . . . -+ ...ff .5- X B. Berg, C. Home, L. Mc. Coy, E. Gates. ,. P' Below, ROW ONE: B. Mandeville L. Jubie G. . Tiedeman, ,E. Diedrieh, MISS Han ROW TWO: C. Hines, D. Carleton, C. Thompson, B. Crowley, S. Horne. Sibyl, Gayle, and Eilene practice their song. 'mr' Q TA nv-X SWEETHEART BEV SHALER The band sparks up game-time activities. ROW ONE: V. Hopkins, J. Hopkins, D. Hartly, M. Kossack, B. Byers, R Mattox. ROW TWO: G. Sarbo, B Larson, L. Stjern, G. Nance, L. Packstrom, W. Hoist. BAD ROW ONE: Tipping, J. ROW TWO: V. Macfarland, M. Neve, J. Thompson. A. Neff, G. Godfrey, C. Elmer, G. Weber, R. Sarlin, D. Gates . ROW ONE: J. Skinner, D. Hartly, V. Hopkins. farland , B. PRINCESSES Toni Grow ROW TWO: D. Mac Nielson, L. Hopkins. Paula Eisenman z 5, 1 I -Q 55 Q S' in ti 5 Q , A . - ff 75. M ' wg S - F my 1 'I ' E I , ,'.,f' J 14,3 gif. LL' ' , 2 kx ', -, if ,MmfvAQ1vlt- ,INN JJ L? 4 J ,ur ' is EF Q1 - -7' WM I lf' mi H . Wy Y, -1 il 3 . T l E ik ' M' .V - s X , -sv-, - , 'W V ,,.,,. ...H+- ...,,.., I Q, ,,,,.,,4..4-f--'WN fl . ay X x. 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With the co- operation ofthe faculty, the industrial arts department, the art department, and the members of the junior class, the various committees successfully carried out their duties. The idea for the Oriental theme blossomed into a colorful pagoda-shaped hall in two shades of pink with an attractive black accent. The orchestra backdrop consisted of a maiden fronting a colorful Japanese fan. Surrounding the entrance-way was an enchanting garden scene in which a footbridge spanned a pond. The artists of the class did a great deal of work on the surrounding scenery. To give the radically designed ceiling the Oriental flavor, decorative Japanese lanterns were hung about. The surrounding streamers were hung in gay profusion. Under the direction of Mr. Sal Mardesic, advisor, Marilyn Loth, general chairman, supervised the planning of the Prom. 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' , . , 1-if? 1' ' ' ' 5 ' 1 .1 1:.,1 A ,V 1 M , , 1 .,1, 1 H lt lf ln, W ,Msg u 1 1 .511- Lou1se tells Hartzell hrs character 1S Mrs Drgby choxr leader proves to the new parson that she's good d1s1ntegrat1ng for a good many years yet O E FOOTI HEAVE Other members LH the cast were Doug Tucker as Doctor Romer Con111eArnott as Lourse STAGE CREW F Ingrum J Jensen R Berglund, B Landre P Grenz N Johnson C Mathxesson P Sarlm, P Grenz C Rose Servrne as Marra Judy Kallrcot as Molly C hr J M oc an, arney Rrchard McBr1de as Ronny Pat I-lock as Letty Donna Holbrook as Mrs Sandow Pat Ixess as Mrs Drgby Parker Fowlds as Georgre Judy McCleary as Mrs Cambrrdge Sharon Wrlson as Mrs Jellrson Larry McCoy as Major Cooper Pat I-Iarght as Btshop Sherwood and Gerald Horne as Reverend Fraser Spence To show therr appreclatron the Semor Class presented a grft to Mr Mardesrc for hrs ex cellent Job of drrecung the play Those llttle recognrzed persons who although not partrcrpaung ln the actual actrng, but who helped make the play a success by col lectrng propertres were Polly Sarlln and Carol Cochran. The Lake Stevens H1gh School Dance Band, duected by Mr Rex Holbrook, played before the curtarn went up and durmg 1nterm1ss1on Although the cast members were trred after weeks of arduous rehearsals, each felt that ll was a rewardrng experxence and a common 'i . . ' remark was, Let 's have another play ' 49 x - S l , . I Y ' r L Y-or ' raster, ,- 4' ..r I y , ,, ,. . f. ' ' 9 4 I ' A ' 'S vi, 1 at - V t r- ' 7 ' a ' 'Q A V Q f A .rf WM , x a an .2 ip. h ,Q ' ' f Q Q1-4-,. 4 ' f S , ' I . 39' 1 . Vg ' Q 1 xg 7 x . . . ' . , . y ll ' ' ' I ll I Q Q Q 7 5 ' ' Q : . , .- , . . , ' ' Q ' 2 . , . , . , . . , - . . g , 5 . . . 5 ' ' 'fm sg . ' 9 ' W,,:,, . ' - Q 1 ' . S 1 C , , . 1 - V lk l F . X 1 4 l' v -X .b' sf f 1- , HOMECOMING ROYALTY, L. TO R.: Ingrid Johnson, Marilyn Loth, Barbara Berg, Judy McC1eary Connie Arnott, Fred Ingrum, Bruce Landre, Bob Leedy, Bob Newell, Lewis Duren. Homecoming this year sparked the student body into a blaze of ac- tivity. Pre-game celebration began on Thursday evening with a long and noisy car serpentine around the lake, ending at the school parking lot where a huge bonfire was built and students continued their cheers and yells. The bonfire was the largest one in years and the crowd was enthusiastic. Decorated cars added to the atmosphere. Competition among classes was the next order of the day. ln the gym, classes vied for skit, attendance, and song awards, a five-dollar prize for each competition. Seniors had the biggest attendance and also won the Song prize. Juniors had the best skit and were awarded the Pep Jug. Climaxing the activities was the dance in the gym after the Lake Stevens-Twin Cities game. Homecoming Queen Barbara Berg and King Bob Leedy ruled over the dance after being crowned by Kathy Bariel and Lance Mills, last year 's Queen and King. Princesses and Princes were: Ingrid Johnson, Judy McC1eary, Marilyn Loth, Connie Arnott, Bob Newell, Fred lngrum, Bruce Landre, and Lewis Duren. ln spite of the way the game turned out, Homecoming was a huge success due to the efforts and planning of the Lettergirls. 50 UCSD and Kin Barbara Ber Q 8 8 and Bob Leedy 13 'K 0 ,Q X .. Bob Orr crashes hxs way through the Vxkmg hoop to begm the Earl Gates leaves h1s harem m the Homecommg game back of h1s decorated truck at the Homecoming Actlvltles LOWER RIGHT Thejumors show thexr enthus1asm by competmg w1th the other classes for the Pep Jug BELOW Vxkmg fans yell the P1'31SCSOf Lake Stevens whxle a bonfrre consume a Twm Clty Cardrnal hung 1neff1gy f 1, -hr 41 'sig 095' if X . +1 - - 4 r ,W-,A TJ Y ,,L,,T..--.---rv , W .J A I 3 Q ,.,...-Q 1 Lu A Q -A '29 xxx gk Q' mis .L Y. . ' . ' ' I s ff .ls ffm l 'f' 3 Vg 2 . .Q i K O I if 1 1 K... X 11' I U'! - . ' 1: 'J' I' , l QQ d. ji 1 4 x 1 X Q 1 , as ,Q 1 ' v f , A Q 0 i - a 'fii-V ' I 0 f , 1 Q 'I 7,46 5. -S .. uf H . x in Z' .fm aft :gn 4 N' ' ,yn - W.. - eff A I gy Q fikfgitl. .,,:,?.,fHk ,, . J ' xx M qw Af? . ASA rn- 'Wj - X '?Q'i1fq2 ., 1, - rf: ' ' , . I-T .gagwj - 'A Q, r ' W fx ii , fi Ai. ,ex . ,i ' 4' y . 1 an . A W, in 3 Q A 9 W , ,' 2 5 ' ,q y 'c Y . A' 1 2 J 2, W., 1 f 5 f 2? I 'veg Wh., , -Q Um... Mr. Talbot, assistant coach Managers Gary Smith and Lake Stevens Lake Stevens Lake Stevens Lake Stevens Lake Stevens Lake Stevens Lake Stevens Lake Stevens Lake Stevens Lake Stevens Wayne Lundberg Football Schedule Mt. Si Snohomish Concrete Oak Harbor Langley Monroe Arlington Twin City King 's Garden Marysville TOP ROW: Bob Orr, Dale Adkins, Fred Ingrum, Joe Rogge. BOTTOM ROW Jim Whit ford, Bill Hansen, Junior Makus, Bob Larsen, Bob Leedy, George Woods Dick Roberson X 1 'if s.. ' U I U 1 3 V' . X -5 - ' ' , xff J' if ,S' '-3- .giigj'f -- 4 ' N-A P , H h , :-..,H. ': ,,, 3, ,-M., - V . 'M , .' X , ,A V, nh..-3 - , . w ' Y.-'.H'f.L'Rfv.',.7A?fFA-l. W' r ' i - Q an-tin-,-,-Y 3.2-I-rv -ai. f A .1 ,L ' , U . x h .',, . -A . ' 1 ' 1 Y ,F 3 ' I ' V tv I , P . 'U -13 x -1 Q 41 X, Ig x 7 ' e f.'2f'5'1-I ,A 8 .Q - Q Eff' ' L . lo . 5,4 ,. ' V ' uw . 4. A s 'I -. . 1 f iv It ' le-. X 4, 'S 135 'A . ,-...' ,f f' 3'i :.1wl?,'Wg2,g4' 4 -3l.,q:fCv.,': ' xl 'sf' 'ig I I fmt 1 -. a in W4 'sqm 1 ! .-r - r 4,4 e UPPER LEFT: Coach Talbot. CLO CKWISE: Gary Weber Mickey Wilton FranlaRcddernan Gerald llorne Joe Rogge Jim Whitford Bob Orr BASKETB LL Coach Talbot greeted three returning lettermen lor was i leagut vittory the 1953-59 basketball season Guard Gerald Horne, Guard Joe Rogge and Form ard Prank Redde Gerald llornt received honorable mention in the lllilll. Although the Vikings won 4 games only one Lascade All opponent lst and 2nd team selettions Varsity Coach Dick Talbot gives Rossiter STANDING Dennis Ward advice to his team Martin Bradley Mr Martin assistant coach VARSITY: Mickey Wilton, Bob Orr, Jim Whitford, Gerald Horne George Wood Marvin Bartelson Frank Redde man, Joe Rogge, John Orr, Gary Weber. CENTER: Coach Dick Talbot Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Monroe Arlington Oak Harbor Twin City Concrete Langley Monroe Arlington Oak Harbor Twin City Concrete Langley JUNIOR VARSITY: Coach Tom Martin, Dale Adkins, Gary Smith Dale Gates John Orr, Jim Menzies, George Wood, Jim Donaldson, Marvin Bartelson L. 0, 4 4' QQ I' X V ' Q ,gay 50069: I x ' f I 's of abt fm WY 5, in-. jxvfv ' XY: In if xl! N ' - .2 X . S C it 3 lm ,M i !,..E lar., I . QP X , Q I a. . r glam i N ! 8 i 15 1 Lys H l 1 Q 5 E .5 .. 0 ?:ia f x s3f:N .x 1-. J in iii? figs'-,iw ' U ' '5 kv WML I , X ,, ' Z0 as + , il-I 5, Azki. 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