Lake Washington High School - Reveille Yearbook (Kirkland, WA)
- Class of 1950
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'O-8 .ii REVEILLE I950 IxlRIxI AND W XSHINI 'ION W OI I NIL XXX lll Edltor Y ll'f.,llll3 Hjellv Bll'slll0Sb TVIana,0r Bonnu' Browne Nduber Wlri Marv Ellen lenlz Table of Contents ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS ADVERTISING 2 page seven Page fifteen page thlrty one page forty mne page szxty two M1444 Foreword For the 1950 edltlon of the Revellle we have chosen as our theme doorways Not only are the doorways typlcal of the beauty and s1mpl1c1ty of the deslgn of the new bulldlng but also they are symhollc of the greater opportunltles that have been opened to us Wlthln the entrances we have found lmproved f3Cllltl8S whlch make for better learnmg and a rlcher llfe beyond school We hope that as you look through thls book you Wlll recall the joy and thrlll of helng one of the first students to enter the doorways of the new Lake W3ShlHgt0H Semor Hlgh School THE EDITOR 5 ww? MISS GUNNING RECALLS HIGHLIGHTS OF OLD LWHS Into The New... Climaxing a hectic four months of double-shifting. anticipation and excite- ment penetrated the atmosphere of moving day. An assembly was held in the former high school that eventful morning of .Ianuary 3, 1950. After farewells had been said to the building that had served so faithfully. and it had been oflicially turned over to the junior high, senior high students boarded the buses that transported them to their new home on the hill. After the arrival of the student body, another short assembly was held out- side the main entrance of the new building. A color guard raised the flag for the first time. and then the keys WHAT SO PROUDLY WE HAIL were given to Mr. Salyer who opened the doors to admit the throng. The halls were suddenly transformed from silent. unused corridors to thoroughfares buz- zing with curious pupils opening lock- ers, inspecting rooms and becoming acquainted with the school. It was hard to believe, but the dream of a new Lake Washington High School was finally a reality. AND NOW-THE KEYS X I ix-'-N ,Tuff - ' --rf' ' F ,N sax Above-MOVING DAY CARAVAN Below-MOVING DAY CEREMONIES -Y.. -ezigz--fahnuunrf -- .AQ- -WI'-'- ' cl I iiimzivss- M., Because of.. . N NIU 4 lll1ll1 A 1 In 14 4 0 Ixnm 1 f Lr 4 ll N1 r If s ss mm -In w I 1 N 'I III WE DEDICATE THIS BOOK TO li. AD- I1 Miss Nellie Gunning II4'r .1-r lu all . . . II'rIx' I-ss'11I'i'rf-ff. .. II1-r siiivviw- interval In mvr mm- . . . II -r m'ziIlI1 I' ' Ili-15,1-. . . II X cy -s that sm-In-1 ily ... And Iivr lips uI1ii'I1 gin' it to ulIu'rs . . . II4- IIIIIIITHIQIIIIIIIIF uI'z1II sith I .' - rrks . . . AIII ilIII'4'QIN1'll in Iauililinzg A I illvr wurld IIIFUIII-Il Il1'Il4Il'1'lIll1'i 'nn . . . Q I nf A f M gl 5. rt l' 5 K :sl- K 'ffl T' . 5 L I' Q F fi g.. .1-V5 N S A I , N'l DayH Now and Forever After two years of planning, the students of Lake W'ashington High School observed their first 'iTra- dition Day on February 25, 1950. The assembly was opened by a realistic portrayal of the Spirit of 'T6,' by Jim Wfalkcr. Richard johnson, Chuck Colman and Russ Sundstrom. The side doors were opened so that the audience could see George and Martha Wfashington-Dale Decker and Joanne Grossman- dressed in all the splendor of colonial attire. Y, 5 , , Ben Barrie 'l5. Margaret Buckley '16, Val llc- Creary '48 and Bill Parish '49 took part in the as- sembly by sharing their recolleetions of past Kirk- land and Redmond high school days. The highlight of the first T-Dany was the plant- ing of a blossoming cherry tree in Memory Lane by the senior class officers. This will be the feature of many T-Days to come. X ADMINISTRATION XR MR. JOHNSON After eighteen years of outstanding service to the Lake Wvushington School district as teacher and su- perintendent, Mr. Morton Johnson has climaxed his efforts with the completion of the new high school. If credit could be given to any one person, Mr. John- son would be deserving of the honor. He gave time and energy beyond necessity to see the plans mature into reality. Wir. johnson received the honor of being selected us one of sixty prominent educators in the lfnited MR. MQRTON JOHNSON . . . superintendent of schools . . . B.A. from College of Puget Sound . . . M.A. from Uni- versity of Washington . . . in Kirkland schools since 1932 . . superintendent, 1940. States to tour Europe in an flying classroom to make at study of world problems. Nluch credit must also bc given to the members of the school board: Nlr. Roy liscott, presidentg Nlr. Nlurvin Howland, Hr. William Bowie, Nlr. lid 0'Brien, Mr. Wi. B. Thorne, and Mr. John Timbers, business manager for School District 41 1. These men also contributed time und ctfort unseltishly to give us our new high school. Mr. Timbers, Mr. Howland, Mr. Bowie, Mr. Thorne, Mr. Escott, Mr. O'Brien, Mr. Johnson. ,,w P3535 aging, fu i ll' 'u -Q ' N- bfi 45.5 -Fl K, 1--11 Sn.. MR RUFUS SALYER sensor hugh prlncupal Board 'awash MA from Unrversny of Washmgfon 3rd year at L W. MR RUSSELL BOYD boys adviser mechanical drawnng vusval ands supervisor fennls coach . . . B S from Washnnglon State College 39 years or L. W. MRS KAY HALL sensor hugh secretary office force advuser attended Umversny of Washington 3rd year. MRS RUTH MARLIN gurls advuser lournalism . . . B.A. B.A. from 2nd year. MR. ZOOK . lu - - ' ps- 'v--AG XnllN4 It N . --'12, in- ', MR. GODFREY MISS GREENBERG MR. HERBERT GODFREY . . . biology, Washington and U. S. history . . . assistant coach . . . B.S. from Washington State College . . . 'lst year at L. W. MISS HARRIET GREENBERG . . . Spanish, English . . . G.A.A. and Ski Club adviser . . . M.A. from New York State College for Teachers , , . 2nd year. MISS GUNNING MISS NELLIE GUNNING . . . librarian . . . Library Club adviser . . . B.A. from M University of Montana . . . M.A. from University of Washington . . . 15th year. MRS. MARY ELLEN LENTZ . . . English . . . Reveille adviser . . . B.A. from ' '. College of Puget Sound . . . 8th year. MRS. LENTZ , MRS. MARION HALLSTROM . . . home economics . . . infirmary supervisor . . 1 from University of Washington 4th year A- Y. ini., . . B.S. - - - - MR. RALPH HANSEN . . . chemistry, physics and geometry . . . Knights of Axe in 9 M and Science Club adviser . . . B.S. from Whitworth College . . . 3rd year. MRS. HALLSTROM MR. HANSEN I- ,X L3 -it-1 T.: MRS. LITTLE MR. McGINTY MRS. PAULINE LITTLE . . . home economics . . . assistant Girls' Club and drill team adviser . . . B.S. from University of Washington . . . 2nd year at L. W. MR. J. TREMAINE McGINTY . . . bookkeeping, typing and oftice practice . . . keeper of student books . . . B. of Ed. from Whitewater State Teachers' College, Wis. -- 2nd year. MRS. METTEL MRS. ELINE METTfL . . . distributive education and global geography . . Junior Class and D. E. Club adviser . . B.A. from University of Washington . . 3rd year. MR. HUNTER MOCK . . . biology . . . i ,, track coach . . . Sophomore Class and Kangaroo Klub adviser . . . B.S. from Washington State College . . . 5th year. MR. MOCK MR. MAX NEWBERRY . . . algebra, geometry and trigonometry . . . stage force and yell squad adviser . . . senior play director . . . B.S. from University of Washington . . . 2nd year. MISS HELEN ORTON . . . typing, shorthand . . . Honor Society adviser . . . B.A. from University of Washington . . . 7th year. MR NEWBERRY MISS ORTON ig, Y'- ,f.. v 'Q -'.ia'E!f2 X ' 1 L- 2 EEUU' il , . A L -, , -4- 5 i 1 -:9'q1r' is 1 Q ' 'I gen, X f:.1..--- ll 6 I ,. .yy ,, Ag, 11 2-1'-- ji 1 Q iii wzmwisf , 1:.g, - -Q. Qs, b--.. 1 - 4 -Q.. MISS BETTY HARRIS . . . dieticion . . . B.S. in home economics from University of Washington . . .2nd year at LW. LUNCH TIME AT LWHS . , x r J -M. I xy ., MRS. VIOLA RUDD, MRS. VEDA DILLMAN, MRS. MADELINE LA BRIE, MRS. LORENA LARSON, MRS. ESTHER GIBBS. A vote of thanks must be given to the unsung heroes of Lake Washington High School. This could mean no one else but the crew of janitors, Aaron Dutch VanCuren, Einar Vesterburg, Thomas Hawthorne, ,lim Dennis and Fred Turner. These five men work dili- gently to keep the new building in I'tip-top shape so it will be able to serve high school students for many years to come. Also falling into this category of un- thanked workers are the cooks. Miss Betty Harris, dietician, and her capa- ble staff turn out hot lunches every day to about 400 people in the high school cafeteria. Credit is due to these women, whose duty it is to see that the students and teachers are served a nu- tritious lunch five days a week. MR. VESTERBERG MR. TURNER AND MR. DENNIS MR. VAN CUREN CLASSES 3. 2-1 I-111- S 4 3 S pn.. xx SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Ted Modnson Joy Freeman Dove Thomas Boyd Mulr Mr Seobloom Success Be Our Destiny lhm 1 l ass ol 10 will lonff be ft membered la the hrst to ffruluate from the new Lxke Washxnvton Senior Hwh School Le ndxng the semor class throuvh nts final wear were Dase Thollld president Ted xldfll'i0ll, nu president ,low Freemln, seeretlrw tre nsuner md Bowl Nlulr, serve :nt at xrm SPIIIOI' representltnes to the Board of Control we re f onnle W xgner md bury l mksburw, first se me ter md Gene Flgerberg md Patty Wood sec ond emester The two bw exe-nt of the wear were the senlor pl my and the senlor b all both held Ill the c xfeterlx Nlw Wife -1 I'dlIlllN the sennor pl nv, was presen ed for five nwhts III penthouse style Vlrfflnn Hjelte 'md Bovfl Nllllf, the le lfli ln the play portrayed Ar :bella and lNo all lN ngg, the l'lOIIll!lC6I'lI'lU wlfe and the llllllfl husband Symphony of Roses ,the senlor ball found many couples fl mung lll 11 rose garden to smooth musu supphed bs the SIX Men of 'Votes Co Lhalrmen of the rl me e ws ere Barb Ira Musgrowe md P lul Yander Senlors Olllqtlflfllllg ln sports were Darrell Hall honor Irv L xptam and msplratxonal award wlnner ln football and Bob qCl'lIlf'lflCl', who recelved best blot ker for the ec ond consecutne year Ted Madl son was 1 three veflr letter w lnner and honorary cap tam ln b lsketball Well known on the baseball dla mond wus Pat Biker Luther Davis was especxally talented Ill track, bemg State Sprlnt Champlon IH 1949 and 10 Actlve on the 19111115 courts was Buck Kerwln w llPIllCt0I'l'lIl, and James Nloore sllutatorlan Al 0 spcakm xt Commencement were Gene Fagerberg, representlnlf the cl rss and Flmor Pnev, chosen bv the fu ultv Hwlllwlltlng the Jumor ve lr was the prom Blue H1 wen, where tln touplu d mted under 11 star sprlnkled sky As sophomores the class presented nts 'ls embly fefnturmff the faeultv and Davld lVl1lls sopohmore Thf theme of the sophomore dance ushermf' ln sprlng vs I9 Cotton C lrnlval Slttxnff on the st nge decorated Wltll the class flower, roses and the blue md Hold tlssels, representlng their class colors, the seniors thought over thelr happy, busy vears spent at LWHS 'und planned how they would make their mark ln the world of today 1 Y, . 1,- X , I I , . ., .f , ' i In . .2 l 1 , 'I . 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W ,Q - I L . 1. - I Z I - i . 1 ' L 1 1 ' 1 1 , , . 1 1. 1 , 1 D 1:1 1 , ' 1 1 1 ' p ' 1 1 , ,111 . 1 1 A s , L ,- ' ' ' - l x I - 16 L CLAS SYLVIA ABEL-Jr.-Sr. Banquet 3. CAROL ADAMS-G.A.A. 3. DON ALDER - Entered from Newton, Ill. 4, Student Council 4. DAVE ANDERSEN-Track 3, Varsity Ball 4, Sr. Ball, Science Club 4. KELLY ANDERSON-Entered from O'Dea, Seattle, 3. VIC ARMFIELD-Yell Squad 4, Football 2, Track 2, 4, Letter- men's Club 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, Soph. Dance, Homecoming 4. ED AYERS--Moiored in English, Minored in History. JOAN BADER-Library Club Treas. 4, Honor Society 4, Pep Club 2, 4, Wash. World 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 4, Soph. Dance, Soph. Assem., Reveille Staff 4, Mother-Daughter Banquet 4, Loyalty 4. PAT BAKER-Football 2, Baseball 3, 4, Knights of Axe 2, Lettermen's Club 3. VERNON BARTON-Science Club, Sr. Boll. PATTY BENTLEY-Oftice 2, 4, Wash. World 4, G.A.A. 2, Ski Club 3, 4, Chorus 2, Jr. Prom, Soph, Assem,, Commencement 2, Sr. Play Prod., G. C. Tolo Co-Ch. 4, Loyalty 4. AU DREY BERG-Loyalty 4, Library Club 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Knights of Axe 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Wash. World 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, Pres. 4, Jr. Prom, Soph. Dance, Soph. Assem., Jr.-Sr. Ban- quet 3, Mother-Daughter Banquet 3, G. C. Tolo 4, Sr. Ball. JOE BIANCHI-Student Council 3. PAT BIGGS-Band 2, 3, 4. DOUG BOYCE-Football 3, Band 2, 3, 4, Soph. Asgem, DELORE5 BREDMAN-Entered from Twin Valley, Minn. 2, Office 4, Knights of Axe 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Thespians 4, Soph. Assem. ROBERT BROOKS-Football 3, Track 2, 3, Knights of Axe 2, Proiector Squad 2, 3, 4. S QF '50 Z' 17' If 5 .ffl .ai 1 ' . 44.3 B ff Q -'0' 1-1 of -Nauv- C.: z L 9 Y. i - .. sn -.H A 'fe '- - fifi -.4 . ?fiJ'S 4: .. 'R '-,I RON BROWN-Football 3, Golf 3, 4, Varsity Ball 4, Soph. Assem., Homecoming 4, Alumni Assem. 4, Sr. Ball. BONNIE BROWNE-Entered from Arlington Heights, Ill. 3, Loyalty 4, Debate 3, Sec. 3, Knights of Axe 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Thespians 4, Reveille Ad. Mgr. 4, Wash. World 4, G.A.A. 3, 4, Ski Club 4, Jr. Prom, G. C. Tolo 4, Sr. Ball, Sr, Play Prod., Science Club Sec. 4. Lois BULYCA-Chorus 2, 3, 4, Sick Room 4, Pep Club 4, Thes- pians 3, 4, Commencement 3, Variety Show 2, 3, 4, Triple Trio 2, 3. CAROL ClSSKl-Wash. World 4, G. C. Treas. 4, Ski Club 4, Jr. Prom, Jr.-Sr. Banquet 3: G. C. Mixer 4, G. C. Cabinet 4, Homecoming 4. CHUCK COLMAN-Football 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 4. DELORIS COOK-Pep Club 2, Thespians 3, G.A.A. 2, Chorus 4, Commencement 3, Girls' Sextette 3, Variety Show 3, Alumni Assem. 2, 3. BARBARA CRAIG-Wash. World 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Drill Team 2, Soph. Dance, Glee Club 4, Otilice 3, 4. LUTHER DAVIS-Basketball 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Boys' Club Pres. 4, State Sprint champ '49, '5o. DALE DECKER-Football 3, Track 2, 3, Honor Society 4, Letter- men's Club 2, 3, 4, Wash. World 4, B. of C. 3, A. S. B. Pres. 4, Assem. Plan. Board 4, Jr. Prom, Soph. Dance, Soph. Assem., Homecoming Ch. 4, Moving Day Ch. 4. CHARLES DEWITT-Maiored in English and History. CLANCY DRAKE-Soph. Assem., Moving Day 4, Alumni Assem. 4, Variety Show 4. MARlAN ELGIN -Loyalty 4, Pep Club 4, Thespians 2, 3, 4, Pro- iector Squad 2, 3, Chorus 2, D. E. 3, Assem. Plan, Board 3, Drill Team 2, 3. DON ELLSWORTHMD. E, 4. KATHLEEN ENDRES-Pep Club 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, D. E. 4, Jr. Prom, Soph. Dance, Soph. Assem., Commencement 3, Jr.-Sr. Banquet 3, Homecoming 4. ELINOR ENEY-Loyalty 4, Oftice 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Thespians 4, G. C. Cabinet 2, D. E. 4, Assem. Plan. Board 4, Sr. Ball, Nine Girls Prod. 3, Variety Show 4, G. C. Mixer Co-Ch. 4, Sr. Ploy Prod., Faculty Speaker. JOE EPPIG-Mciiored in Gas Engines, History and English. ROBERTA EVANS-Tennis 3, 4, Loyalty 4, Pep Club 2, Thespians 3, 4, Wash. World Editor 4, G. C. Cabinet 4, G.A.A. 2, Chorus 2, G. C. Tolo 4, Jr. Prom, Soph. Dance, Soph. Assem., Jr.-Sr, Banquet 3, Mother4Doughter Banquet 4, Homecoming 4, Nine Girls 3. EUGENE FAGERBERG-Honor Society 3, 4, B. of C. 4, Science Club 4, Class Speaker. SHARLENE FINSTAD-Entered from Queen Anne, Seattle 25 Loyalty 45 Debate 3, Treas. 45 Knights of Axe 45 Office 45 Thes- pians 3, 45 Reveille Stott 45 Wash. World 45 Latin Club 45 Soph. Assem.5 Honor Society 4. SHIRLEY FISH-G.A.A. 35 Chorus 25 Soph. Dance5 Soph. Assem,5 Mother-Daughter Banquet 35 Co-Ch. G. C. Mixer 45 Glee Club 35 Sr. Ball5 Sr. Play Prod. FRED FLEMING-Football 25 Knights of Axe 2, 3, 45 Print Shop 2, 3, 45 Jr. Prom. FRANK FLETTRE-Maiored in English and Gas Engines. JAN EOREMAN-Variety Show 45 Chorus 2, Pres. 3, 45 Boys' Quartette 35 Sr. Play. ANNA MAE FORTMAN-Entered from Monroe, Wash. 35 Jr. Prom5 Chorus 4. PAT FRANKLlN-Office 35 G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 45 Sr. Play. JOY FREEMAN-Honor Society 45 Otlice Staff 35 Sr. Class Sec.5 G. C. Council 35 G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 G. C. Tolo 35 Jr. Prom5 Soph Assem.5 Homecoming Princess 45 Student Bookkeeper 4. EAYE FRIESEN-Knights at Axe 2, 3, 45 Sick Room 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Student Council 45 G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Chorus 45 G. C. Tolo 45 Mother-Daughter Banquet 45 Glee Club 35 Sr. Ball5 Sr. Play Prad.5 Variety Show 4. GENE GALL-Football 35 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 35 Honor Society 45 Student Council 35 Jr. Class V.-P. DUANE GARDNER-Entered from Everett, Wash. 3. DIANE GASCH-Wash. World 45 G.A.A. 25 Chorus 45 G. C. Tolo 25 Soph. Dance5 Soph. Assem.5 Drill Team 25 Sr. Play5 Sr. Ball5 Student Council 45 Junior Prom. BILL GIESSEMAN-Entered from Garfield, Seattle 45 Sr. Ball5 Variety Show 45 Sr. Play5 Thespians 45 Ski Club 45 Chorus 45 Proiector Squad 4. VERNON GLOVER-Track Mgr. 25 Chorus 2, 3, 45 D. E. Club 4. RAY GOlNGS-Maiored in English. BOB GRABNER-Maiored in English and Gas Engines. CLEONE GRIFFIS-Loyalty 3, Pres. 45 Otlice 3, 45 Pep Club 35 Thespians 3, 45 G.A.A. 2, 35 Glee Club 25 Jr. Prom5 Soph. Dance5 Soph. Assem.5 Commencement 35 Jr.-Sr. Banquet 35 Moving Day 45 Sr. Ball. JOANNE GROSSMAN-Loyalty 3, V.-P. 45 Honor Society 3, 45 B. of C. 2, 3, 45 A. S. B. Sec. 45 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Assem. Plan. Board 2, 3, 45 G. C. Tolo 25 Homecoming Princess 45 Nine Girls 35 Triple Trio 35 Sextette 45 G. C. Council 25 Alumni Assem. 25 Sr. Play5 Sr. Ball. l 'Z' ,fi + ,up 'SS 41 .l 'II i 9 --Q01 'Q 3 'C'-'Dx , -.... ' 'ffZl7 l V N 1:7 s,r1 eg 15 1 ,Is RUTH GWERDER-Library Club Sec. 4, Thespians 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4, Mother-Daughter Banquet Ch. 4, Home- coming Princess. MARILYN HACKETT-Library Club 4, Sick Room 4, Chorus 4, D. E. 4, Drill Team 2. DARRELL HALL - Football 2, 3, 4. BEV HANSELL-Thespians 4, B. of C. 4, Yell Queen 4, G.A.A. 2, D. E. 4, Homecoming Princess. JOHN HAUF-Football 3, Track 2, 3, 4, Golf 2, 3, 4, Stage Force 2, 4, Knights of Axe 4, Proiector Squad 4, Letterrnen's Club 3, 4, Ski Club 3, 4, Varsity Ball 4, Sr. Ball. BOB HENDRIX-Football 2, 3, Track 2, Lettermen's Club 2, V.-P. 3, 4, Student Council 4, Soph. Dance, Sr. Ball. VIRGINIA HJELTE-Loyalty 3, Sec.-Treas. 4, Honor Society 3, Sec.-Treas. 4, Debate 3, Thespians 3, Sec. 4, Pep Club 2, Reveille Editor 4, Wash. World 4, G. C. V.-P. 4, Orchestra 2, 3, Chorus 3, Commencement 3, Nine Girls 3, Sr. Play. DIANE HOLLINGSWORTH-Pep Club 3, Wash. World 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Soph. Assem. VIOLET INGERSOLL-Honor Society 4, Ollice 4, Student Council 4, G.A.A. 2, G. C. Tolo 4, Soph. Dance, Jr.-Sr. Banquet 3, Mother-Daughter Banquet 3. DAN JAEB-Maiored in English. EDITH JENNINGS-Knights of Axe 4, Thespians 3, G.A.A. 2, 3, Jr. Prom, Soph. Assem., G. C. Cabinet. CARL JEPPESEN-Maiorecl in English. TONY JEPPESEN-Football 4, Basketball 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 4, Boys' Club V.fP. 4, Chorus 3, 4, Varsity Ball 4, Tennis 3, 4, Wash. World 4, King, G. C. Tolo 4. PETER JOHNSON-Stage Force 4, Honor Society 3, Pres. 4, Knights of Axe 4, Thespians 3, Student Council 4, Soph. Assem., Jr.-Sr. Banquet 3. YVONNE JOHNSTON--G. C. Cabinet 4, Band 2, 3, Orchestra 3, G. C. Tolo Ch. 4, Loyalty 4. BETTY JONASDN-G.A.A. 2, Orchestra 2, 3, 4. HOWARD JORY-Maiored in English. KATHLEEN KELLY-library Club 4, Thespians 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, Ski Club 3, 4, Jr. Prom, Glee Club 2, Variety Show 3, Sr. Ball, Sr. Play Prod. ARLENE KENDALL-Maiored in Commercial Course, History and English. DARLENE KEN DALL-G.A.A. 2. JEAN KENYON-Library Club 2, 3, V.-P. 45 GAA. 2, 3, 45 Chorus 3, 45 D. E. 45 Drill Team 3, 4. BUCK KERWIN-Football 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Tennis 2, 3, 45 Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4. AGNES KLEIN-Wash. World 45 G.A.A. 2, 3, 4. MARY KNlGHT-Entered from Everett 35 Chorus 45 D. E. Club 4. PATRlClA KRAFFT-Jr. Prom5 Soph. Dance Ch.5 Soph. Assem.5 Drill Team 25 G. C. Mixer 25 Sr. Ball5 Sr. Play Prod. GARY LANKSBURY- Reveille Staff 45 B. of C. 45 Ski Club 3, Pres. 45 Varsity Ball 25 Commencement 2, 35 Sr. Ball. BOB LEACH-Football 25 Baseball 2, 35 Lettermen's Club 25 Base- ball Mgr. 3, 45 D. E. 25 Varsity Ball 45 Jr.-Sr. Banquet 3. DON LIDDELL-Debate V.-P. 3, 45 Science Club 4. LA VERNE LINDBERG-Loyalty 3, 45 Honor Society 45 Office 45 Pep Club 35 Wash. World 45 B. of C. 35 G. C. Pres. 45 G.A.A. 2, 35 Chorus 35 Soph. Assem.5 Drill Team 35 Commencement 35 Glee Club 25 G. C. Council 35 Jr.-Sr. Banquet 35 Homecoming 45 Variety Show 35 Sr. Ball5 G. C. Tolo 4. DEAN LlTTLEFlELD-Track 2, 35 Thespians 25 Ski Club 3, 45 D. E. 4. ROBERT LITTLEFIELD-Maiored in English. AN NAMAE LU NDGREN-G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Chorus 2, 3, 4. MARGARET LUNDY-Loyalty 3, 45 Library Club 2, 3, V.-P. 45 Honor Society 3, 45 Debate 45 Office 45 Sick Room 35 Thespians 2, 3, Pres. 45 Nine Girls 35 Sr. Play Prod. JOHN LYSTAD-Thespians 3, 45 Student Council 35 Chorus 2, 3, 45 D. E. 45 Soph. Assem.5 Jr.-Sr. Banquet 35 Variety Shaw 3. TED MADISON-Basketball 2, 3, 45 Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 45 Sr. Class V.-P.5 Tennis 4. JUDY MALME-Sick Room 45 Pep Club 3, 45 Wash. World 45 Student Council 45 Jr. Class Sec-Treas.5 Second Team Yell Squad 35 G.A.A. 3, 45 Soph. Dance5 Soph. Assem.5 Drill Team 2, 35 Jr.-Sr. Banquet 35 Mother-Daughter Banquet 45 Homecoming Queen 45 G. C. Cabinet 45 Alumni Assem. 45 G. C. Tolo 45 Sr. Play5 Loyalty 4. 4? 65 rg IOS F 3 tu? 1 4 '97-.X '73 1 in f 1,::.'v OC!- ,4- ad, si 511 'T ini 1 Q 1 'fV GUY MARSH Football 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Lettermens Club 3 4 Student Council 3 4 Ski Club 3 4 JEANNE MATTHEWS Pep Club 4 PAUL MERRILL Entered from Olympia Wash 4 Band 4 Latin Club 4 Science Club 4 DAVID MILLS Entered from Two Rivers Was 2 Honor Society Debate Pres 3 4 Wash World 4 B fC 4 A S B V P 4 Soph Assem JAMES MOORE library Club 4 Honor Society 3 4 Wash World Editor 4 Science Club Treas 4 Salutatorian BRUCE MORRELL Chorus2 3 4 Boys Quartette3 ROLAND MORRELL Malored in English and Gas Engines BOYD MUIR Student Council 4 Sr Class Sgt at Arms Chorus 4 Soph Assem Sr Play Wash 'World 4 BARBARA MUSGROVE l.oyalty4 OfHce4 Wash World 4 Student Council 4 G C Sec 4 GAA 2 Chorus 2 4 Soph Assem Drill Team 2 Jr Sr Banquet 3 Mother Daughter Ban quet2 3 G C Cabinet 3 Sr Ball Co Ch GEORGE NISHIMURA-Entered from Wenatchee Wash. 4' Ski Club 4' Science Club V.-P. 4' Honor Society 4' Sr. Boll. JOYCE PACKARD-Office 3- Knights of Axe 2' Pep Club ' Thespians 2' Nine Girls 3. ERIC PALMER-Stage Force 2 3 Mgr. 4' Debate 4' Knights of Axe 3 V.-P. 4' Pep Club 3 4' Thespians 2 3 Treas. 4- Proiector Squad 2 3 4' Assem. Plan. Board 4' Soph. Assem., Science Club Librarian 4' Wash. World 4. KENNETH PARKHURST-Proiector Squad 3, 4, Asst. Baseball Mgr. 2, Asst. Football Mgr. 3, D. E. Club 4. JOHN PARKS-Golf 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, Mgr. 4, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 3, Varsity Ball 4, Alumni Assem. 4, Variety Show 4, Sr. Ball, Sr. Play. RICHARD PENNINGTON-Maiored in Gas Engines and English. BERT PERRlG0-Thespians 3, 4, Stage Force 2, Chorus 2, 3, 4. PATTI PHILLIPS-Debate 4, Knights of Axe 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, Pres. 4, Sick Room 4, Thespians 3, 4, Jr. Prom, Sr. Ball. GEORGIA PIKE-Chorus 4. VIRGINIA PORTER-Pep Club 35 Wash. World 45 Chorus 3, 45 Commencement 3. RICHARD PRATT-Maiored in Gas Engines and English. MORRIS PROUDFOOT-Football 2, 3, 4. DOUGLAS RAE-Football 25 Track 3, 45 Stage Force 45 Knights of Axe 3, 45 Proiector Squad 2, 3, Mgr. 45 Jr. Prom5 .lr.-Sr. Banquet 3. NORMAN RAMQUIST-Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 35 Let- termen's Club 3, 45 Chorus 2, 3. ADELAIDE REEL-G.A.A. 2, 35 Jr.-Sr. Banquet 35 D. E. Club 45 Sr, Ball. CLYDE RISLEY-Track 2, 3. JACK RUSS-Entered from lincoln, Tacoma 45 Science Club 45 Honor Society 4. DEL SANFORD-Entered from Yuma Co. High, Wray, Col. 45 Proiector Squad 4. .JOANNE SCHMEISER-Library Club 25 Honor Society 45 Oflice 45 Sick Room 45 G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Jr. Prom5 Drill Team 25 Jr.-Sr. Banquet 35 Loyalty 4. BOB SCHNEIDER-Football 2, 3, 45 All-Conf. Team 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Boys' Club Sec. 45 Honor Society 3, 45 Knights of Axe 2, 3, Pres. 45 Stage Force 3, 45 .lr.-Sr. Banquet 35 Jr. Prom5 Varsity Ball5 Sr. Ball. JESSE SCOTT - Track 3. ELL DEE SEDY-Chorus 4. ROBERT SEEK-Maiored in Gas Engines and English. VELMA SELSET-Loyalty 45 Honor Society 45 Debate 3, V.-P. 45 Knights af Axe. 2, 3, 45 Sick Room 35 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Thespians 45 Reveille Stall 45 Wash. World 45 Jr. Prom5 Soph. Assem.5 Girls' State 3. BETTY LOU SHEPPARD-Thespians 3, 45 Chorus 3, 45 Ski Club 3, 45 Jr. Prom5 Soph. Dance5 Glee Club 2. RICHARD SHOBERT-Honor Society 45 Science Club 45 Sr. Play. JOANNE SIEVERS-Wash. World 45 G.A.A. 25 Chorus 25 G. C. Tala 35 Jr. Prom5 Soph. Dance5 .lr.-Sr. Banquet 35 Mother- Daughter Banquet 35 Triple Trio 35 Variety Show 3. JOYCE STALEY-Knights of Axe 3, 45 Sick Room 45 Pep Club 45 G.A.A. 35 Soph. Dance5 Mother-Daughter Banquet 35 G. C. Mixer 45 Glee Club 3. RON STRANDIN-Entered from Washburn High, Minneapolis 35 Jr.-Sr. Banquet 35 Sr. Ball. PEARL STOCKERT-Pep Club 35 Wash. World 45 G. C. His- torian 45 G.A.A. 2, 3, V.-P. 45 Chorus 2, 35 G. C. Tolo 35 Soph. Assem.5 Drill Team 25 Mother-Daughter Banquet 35 G. C. Cabinet 3, 45 Sr. Ball. GEORGIA STONE-Knights of Axe 45 Pep. Club 3, 45 Wash. World 45 G.A.A. 2, 3, Treas.-Historian 45 D. E. Club 45 Jr. Prom5 Soph. Assem.5 Commencement 25 Jr.-Sr. Banquet 35 Mother- Doughter Banquet 3, 45 Alumni Assem. 45 Nine Girls Prod. 35 G. C. Cabinet 45 Sr. Ball5 Sr. Play5 G. C. Tolo 45 Student Council 45 Loyalty 4. CARL STOOPS-Maiored in English. JAC'Y STRUBE-Sick Room 45 Pep Club 3, 45 Chorus 2, 3. REGGIE TAYLOR-Maiored in Gas Engines and English. KEITH THARALDSON-Football 2, 3, 45 Track 25 Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 45 Wash. World 45 Boys' Club Sgt.-at-Arms 4. DAVE THOMAS-Football 3, 45 Tennis 45 Honor Society 45 Pro- iector Squad 2, V.-P. 3, 45 Lettermen's Club 45 Wash. World 45 B. of C. 25 Sr. Class Pres.5 Asst. Basketball Mgr. 45 Band 2, 3, 45 Commencement 2, 45 Assem. Plan. Board 35 Sr. Ball5 Varsity Boll 45 Homecoming 45 Ch. Jr.-Sr. Banquet 3. JOYCE THORNE4Pep Club 4. RICHARD TRENT-Science Club 4. DON TRUSSELL-Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Honor Society 45 Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 45 Student Council 35 .lr. Prom5 Soph. Dance5 Jr.-Sr. Banquet 3. CONNIE WAGNER-Loyalty 45 Wash. World 45 B, of C. 45 Yell' Squad 45 G.A.A. 25 G. C. Tolo 45 Varsity Ball Queen 45 Jr. Prom5 Sr. Ball5 Jr.-Sr. Banquet 35 Mother-Daughter Banquet 35 Homecoming Princess 4. JIM WALKERH'Football 2, 35 Basketball 2, 35 Track 2, 3, 45 Honor Society 3, V.-P. 45 Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 45 B. of C. 25 Jr. Class Pres.5 Band 25 Orchestra 35 Chorus 3, 45 Varsity Ball 2, 3, 45 Jr. Prom Co-Ch. 35 Valedictorian. JANEEN WENTZ-Loyalty 3, 45 Office 2, 3, 45 Wash. World 45 G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Yell Squad 45 D. E. Club 45 G. C. Tolo 35 Jr. Prom5 Soph. Dance5 Drill Team 25 Commencement 25 Jr.-Sr. Ban- quet 35 Homecoming 45 Alumni Assem. 4. VIOLA WILLIAMS-Entered from Overlake, Bellevue 4. PATTY WOOD-Honor Society 45 G.A.A. 25 Jr. Prom5 Drill Team 25 Jr.-Sr. Banquet 35 G. C. Cabinet 25 B. of C. 45 Sr. Ball5 Loyalty 4. PAUL XANDER-Football 2, 3, 45 Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 45 Co-Ch. Sr. Ball. 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Q F F nw 11 , , C . , 1 1 C r, A ' F 1 ' . 1 L ' 1 S 1 '1 3 ' ' ' 1 1 - ' 1 ' I, 1' ' S 1 ' 1 1 ' ' N 1 , 1 1 1 -. 1 1 ' 1 1 ' .- -' ,. . ,. . 25 Juniors Top Row- A. Peterson, B. Oreskovich, W. Rushing, D. Olson, R. Morrison, J. Pravitz, J. Nelson, B. Musgrove. Middle Row- A. Pichahchy, D. Owens, C. Reel, B. Morse, G. Paulson, J. Patty, C. Ryan. Bottom Row- H. Mulloy, A. Olson, S. Peterson, B. Olson, B. Rae, M. Samport, A. Risley, D. Reid. Top Row- B. Timmerman, D. Springsteel, D. Yuly, R. Sundstrom, C. Scramlin, J. Underwood, J. Sipila. Middle Row- A. Shane, R. Snyder, B. Watson, D. Walker, J. Sievanen, R. Sundstrom, G. Woods, M. Strand. Bottom Row- M. Smith, B. Tucker, G. Strandin, B. Vaughn, K. Saunders, L. Weiss, D. Sim, E. Turple. Top Row- B. Mulanax, W. Littlefield, D. Gor- don, J. Wick, N. Dennis, B. Warneck. Third Row- W. Trapp, H. LaBrie, B. Fowler, B. Watters, B. Wilberg, J. Reposa. Second Row- K. Peterson, D. Condo, R. Whipple, D. Craig, K. Siegfried, R. Gross. Bottom Row- A. White, C. Evans, J. Whitney, M. Young, A. Williams. Juniors Not Pictured- Richard Hays, Betty Jarvi, Larry Kilkenny, Dixie Pettiiean, Janice Smythe, Florence Thorson, Rod Whitaker. JUNIOR PROM COMMITTEE Rod Whitaker, Neva Johnson, De Lonctot, Marilyn Young, Gerry Stran- din, Arlene Shane, Bob Watson, Mari- lyn Lampaert, Richard Gross, Beverly Olson. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Future Leaders of L W H1-1111111 1 11p11111110re C11 nu111b1r1111f 7 ll lflrffe t to enter 1,1110 W 1 11lIl'TtOll H1 11 S1l11111l ws Pre 111C11t I111r N11110r hor wiv '1 1st011 bY Y 111' pre-1111111t Bob H uw 1r11 11111 Se1r1t11w l lrw Uobb 1s1t11 Ur Hunter 110011, fmultw 11111-or Une of the 11111-11 1111port1nt 1111t1c of 1111 I L33 P-,..al Ill 111 1 ll 1 11111 - 111 10 t1111 11111 1011 101111111 1111 1 1' 1fet1 Tl 1 1111 N111 1 1 111 1111111 11111 1111s 011 1111 H01111 111' Q1111tr11 for t111 111-t 11111 wter were 1-011151 11111111011 lllfl Bill! B11rt1111 11111 IYIIII Green 11111 B011 Burton f01 1111 01111111 Back Row J Wumer D Corby B Hurd Vall E Bu yca Front Row J Overmann D Hutton D Han ouer M Scvulle R Alcorn - -K ' - K N .- ' 0 l V 1 ,. ' 1 Q O ,1 ' ll 1 s ass 1 ' F 1.07. tl 1 1111 qs t111' 11i1'11't11111 of U 1 1 PFC. Hull. tl C F 5 1 .V 'ZS ' P 'g kj. . 'us ' L 1 ' '1s sopl 1111 111111 111 I111' ,s' ' A - ' . ' '13 1Ss'.' ' - 1 E A j ifg' ,, I I U I 7 N H-Iws' gg ,'1:S 1 1 . 1' 1 1 -111 11- 1, qi V , J I . . . ' 1 H' 1 . u 1 J' A 1 - - . . ' 1 ' S 1 1r11si- s ' . .11 Y , A f J . , - .nf H ' 11 1-'lj .. . ' , - , - , G- . , .. f Q - V I' ' I ' 2 M Q, Q- 1: -' 1-its l- ' 1 . Q:-I' 1, 1 I E -gg-:rg - f 4 , .L A 4,-:1g,.v3,V 1 1 - :X ' I , ra 1 H -. 1 ' 7 F'1''?5i2141i5i-'ffiifiaf ' , 1 '72 . 1 ' i ' , '- - ZA ' ' w ' ' , ' 1 1 . 1 1 ' ' I -1 Qf- - is lyyf ' 'l af ff ifL'ff1 if ff lf-1' . 9 ' ii - ' ' I Sophomores Top Row- R. Bishop, L. Black, G. Bierke, D. Bruneau, B. Bolstad, B. Burton, L. Barker. Third Row- D. Asher, J. Burlingame, A. Akin, C. Brower, J. Barrett, D. Bossen, B. Brisky. Second Row- J. Bechtel, J. Bottem, J. Bottem, M. Burnard, S. Burns, Y. Alexander. Front Raw- K. Brown, C. Blackburn, K. Bruner, L. Aumiller, A. Bouchelle, B. Bou- chelle, M. Beach. Top RowA A. Conley, K. Fagerberg, E. Dodd, C. DeVos, F. Carlson, K. Fields. Third Row- B, Donnelly, J. Forbes, D. Edmonds, J. Evans, T. Dukelow. Second Row- E. Carlson, B. Fisher, J. Edgar, E Carlson, J. Clapp, L. Etzler, L. Daily, K. Enslow. Front Row- G. Farris, M. Eastman, L. Dobbs, S. Dempsay, D. DeVerne, D. Cush- ing, P. Emler. Top Rowe P. Grande, L. Green, D. Finstad, S George, D. Howie, B. Pumphrey G. Gilmore, J. Rudd. Middle Row- C. Redden, R. Gross, R. Hamilton J. Hoverson, W. Spading, B. Gillis C. Groshell, D. Snyder. Front Row- D. Grimm, E. Gibbs, B. Gildow, L. Harris, B. Hamberg, A. Forgue, D Houck. Top Row- R. Johnson, B. Kruller, H. Irish, V McCorkle, W. Kirtley, G. Irish, S Hulse. Middle Row- C. Jones, A. Gustafson, C. Kirk patrick, G. Jacobson, R. Ihlenfeldt, D. Johnson, L. Lindberg, C. Mc Curry. Front Row- D. lhlenfeldt, T. Lundberg, N. King B. Larson, E. Huftman, S. Johnson 1 LQ' Y . . Mi ...-vu...-.... .. .1 Q I Laci Sug,-,. r l X. X.. Q 5-T . 1 - il fb vi J H . ' ,df i , 4 Sophomores Top Row- P. Merrill, J. O'Brien, C. Orr, M Ogilvie, R. McKercher, L. Mclvor D. McSparron. Middle Row- N. Norris, D, Miller, B. Nelson, E Nelson, G. McSparron, M. Ostlund G. Oldfield, B. Owen. Front Rowe E. Neuharth, G. Miller, G. Murphy B. Mellors, S. Neslund, D. Miller C. Merrill, G. Meyers. Top Row- D. Rickers, M. Paton, D. Saunders N. Peterson, M. Scotvold, B. Rezj nick, E. Shellabarger. Middle Row- K. Packard, R. Lord, M. Henry, C Putison, B. Kerwin, C. Rydeen, B Hawley, B. Rogers. Front Row- W. Parlcins, B. Schillor, M. Saville L. Pawley, J. Lowe, L. Hudson, D Rudd. Top Row- W. Wallace, K. Sturm, W. Thomp- son, M. Thorstensen, J. Sandall, B Strout. Middle Row- D. Shepherd, P. Siegrist, C. Wil- liams, J. Staltze, C. Upmeyer, M Ringheim, R. Hayward. Front Row- J. Olson, N. Ferree, M. Schneider, G. Connors, S. Hess, A. Smith. Top Row- B. Fortmun, D. Fish, D. Peterson, L. Ayers, D, Nelson, R. Bashar, R. Arneson. Third RowA J. Thomas, T. Thisted, D. Gunder- son, I. Flettre, B. Taylor, B. Vander- ford, J. Sipilo. Second Row- S. Williams, V. Thompson, D. Trus- sell, B. Woodworth, G. Young, D. Winslow, M. Wubbena. Front Row- J. Stubbs, S. Woods, B. Windsor, J. Warren, G. Warneck, P. Vnuk. I 1 f A--'afrf . .1 :fir v ,, 116. L I I i ... -1 . I AI III, -W . ,..... , M ' I I Ir, , - I., .. NI -...I ' A ' ,,'L '-sus , 1 -. I -I, ,I I ,P ' ,,..-I I- A1 . I - .A 1 f-vf'l'i3:1l l : 'X-A '1 ' . - , Z.f 'Ig, . f'-.?,fJ5,.4,,,.'9 f'a'-1.07 ' . f .Lv-' .. ' V . ' 11.2 ' 1-Q' 3-5 . f v 1 .. -,It - .. HV-9, . - b - ,, IN.. - , . av. ..,- Jx.-... . gn- . - Y . ' .I I I X up I guy- ., ,,,1'I1.'- ,If-.-.I T,-f , ' v ' - db fun- 1 'Lf L':dll--frq'52 14 ' ax' , - A'+ '?. 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I xg 'Nzix ' v'I I,9 4 '-q'.. q. I ' ' K 'H' K- A ' ' -PA F:.',1.- 2 Q .-, r-5 'JYLPH -lf ' 'Q 3 .gy ,.s I I 'Q I QQHIIIIPI I I . Il. Im,II.II. . ,fx N . II , v-.nw - r1 --1 Aan- x I-. ' - - . .. 4 1 Seated- Gary Lanksbury, Mr. Salyer, Dale Decker, , Joanne Grossman, Joy Freeman, Louise Hudson. Standing- .XDK 3-A.,h,3,-ev- f-FN, Bev Hansell, Cleland Gunsul, Party Wood, ' ' ,:g2k,g.M, 1397 Bob Burton, Lynn Green, Gene Fagerberg, Rod Whitaker, Connie Wagner, Adrienne White, Carol Larsen. The Executive Branch Directing the lirst Homecoming in Lake Wiash- ington High Schools history was the major under- taking of the Board of Control. The memhers ol' the hoard put forth tirelcss effort to give the event a hearty scnd-off and make it one that will never be forgotten. JL student parade led the list of day- long activities. It was followed by a pep rally, a foothall game with Sumner and a dance honoring all alumni. ,Indy Malme, who was crowned Home- coming Queen. was surrounded by a lovely court, consisting of Joanne Grossman, Bev Hansell, Connie Wagner, Ruth Gwerder and Joy Freeman. The move to the new building presented many problems for the Board of Control but with the Student Council operating for a second year to assist the major governing body, the difficulties were 1-apably handled. .-Ls student body president, Dale Decker led the organization. Nlr. Rufus Salyer served as faculty adviser. Uther members were David Mills. viec- president: Joanne Grossman, secretary-treasurer9 Bev Hansell, yell queen, and the class representa- tives. .loy Freeman was student hookkecper and Mr. Tremaine McGinty was the faculty auditor. Seated- Virginia Hielte, Judy Malme, David Mills, Roberta Evans, James Moore, LaVerne . Lindberg, Velma Selset, Bonnie Browne. Standing- Barbara Craig, Joanne Sievers, Connie Wagner, Keith Tharaldson, Pearl Stockert, Dale Decker, Joan Bader, Georgia Stone, Sharlene Finstad, Audrey Berg. .A . World Affairs The traditional turmoil a staff undergoes in pre- paring its first paper for press was accentuated this year by the minor ineonveniencesiof double shift- ing. But the confusion, the last-minute scramble and seurry, so much a part of journalism class, will serve to stamp fond memories of the iVorld more indelibly into the consciousness of eaeh member of the staff. Roberta Evans was the first 'SW'0rld editor to serve in the new building, with the responsibility being turned over to James Moore for the second semester. A new position, make-up editor, was ere- PRINTERS' DEVILS C AN! ated this year. LaVerne Lindberg was the W'orld's first: David Mills was the second. Maintaining a high quality of news was the task of news editors Yelma Selsct and Judy fiialme. Feature editors were Yirginia Hjelte and Bonnie Browne, while Keith 'l'haraldson and Dale Decker served as sports edi- tors. Barbara Nlusgrove managed the advertising. Returning after a three-year absence from Lake Washington was Nlrs. Ruth Nlarlin, who advised this year's staff in making a bid for an All-American rating for the sixth consecutive year. Seated- Tony Jeppesen, Eric Palmer, Virginia Porter, Janeen Wentz, Barbara Mus grove, Pat Bentley, Boyd Muir, Carl Jeppesen. Standing- Agnes Klein, Geraldine Shearer, Diane Hollingsworth, Carol Cisski, Marian Elgin, Dave Thomas, Diane Gasch, Joanne Grossman, Mrs. Marlin. ,.4- - - .- -+5--vt.. - 7 o by Q -wx . Mr. Smith, Bob Schneider, Luther Davis E S K 'nr' 4 Q V Tony Jeppesen, Keith Thoraldson. Call M Mister... The first activity of the year. as far as the 1950 edition of the Lake Wiashington Boys' Club was coneerned, was the staging of thc annual Varsity Ball. in honor of the Kangaroo football team. The dance was held on the evening of December 2 amid purple and white decorations and the music of the newly organized swing band. Reigning over the event was Connie Wagner, voted by the football team as the girl who had contributed the most spirit to the team during the season. Queen Connie was presented with an orchid and a box of candy as a token of appreciation from the club. The big-wheels in the Boys' Club for 1950 were Luther Davis. president: Tony Jeppesen. vice-presi- dent: Bob Schneider. secretary-treasurer: Keith Tharaldson and Norman RkllllfllllSl, sergeants-ab arms, with Mr. Otto Smith as adviser. A new committee was organized by the Boys' Club this year, to cope with the problems arising from the occupation of the new high school. This group. the Building and Grounds Committee, under the chairmanship of David Nlills. drew up a set of rules and regulations for the boys to follow in re- gard to conduct in the halls and on the campus. White Clothes Day, another annual activity of the Boys' Club. was a big success under the chairman- ship of Ted Madison and Ray Haines. Prizes were awarded, at the afternoon baseball game, to the best dressed tin white! boy and girl. TRIBUTE TO THE QUEEN WHITE CLOTHES DAY -fjvluwlnrvfwf 55924, , 1 5099+ 6629. ' Q QQTQU4 9 Q 18 K. wed. 1 M . . . I Seated- Mrs. Little, Pearl Stockert, Barbara Musgrove, LaVerne Lindberg, Vir- ginia Hjelte, Carol Cisski, Mrs. Marlin. Standing- Edith Jennings, Ruth lhlenfeldf, I Betty Gunderson, Mavis Larson, Elizabeth Carlson, Barbara Brown, Roberta Evans, Judy Malme, Georgia Stone, Bonnie Rae, De- lores Johnson, Yvonne Johnston. Leading Laclie .-Ldded to the Girls' Club this year was thc new ofhce of historian. This position, for the 1949-30 school year, was filled by Pearl Stockert, who kept all records of the activities of the club. President of the club was LaVerne Lindberg, who was assisted by Virginia Hjelte, vice-president: Barbara Mus- grove, secretary: Carol Cisski, treasurer: and a cabi- net consisting of twelve girls. An appropriate chairman to carry out the Htiny toti' theme of the Girls' Club mixer was Elinor Eney. Dressed in clothes that suited the theme, the girls became better acquainted while playing chil- dren's games. Attired in their best dresses on February 1-1, the girls escorted their mothers to the annual Mother- Daughter Banquet. Chairman Ruth Gwerder was elected to reign over the banquet as the Queen of Hearts and her mother was the honored guest. AT THE MOTHER DAUGHTER BANQUET .17 .-Xlong with other activities. the Bed Cross and Urthopedic Egg Drives were sponsored by the Girls' Club. Highlight of the year was the cotton and cords tolo, Senior Send-off, which took place April 15 in the high school cafeteria. Co-chairmen Yvonne .lohnston and Patty Bentley directed the planning of the dance with the programs carrying out a post office theme and the decorations being in air-line style. Tony Jeppesen was chosen by the club as the Skyking for the evening. The last event of the year, the style show. fea- tured articles of clothing made by the home eco- nomics girls during their semester of sewing. Charm committee chairman Judy llalme was responsible for making the show a success. A PAIR OF QUEENS 4.-sl m.....f r Velma Selset, Sharlene Finstad, Joan Bader, Virginia Hielte, Gary Lanksbury, Mrs. Lentz. ReveiIl Reviews W itll at new liuilfling to serve as at bill'kgl'0llll!l. tlle 1950 Rf-veille stuff set out to protluee an un- nuall with ll new lookiil WYIIPII ilIlIl0llllt'Cllll'IlIS were niaule over tlle public address system, everyone wus foreefl to listen very Carefully for pictures were sel- tloni. if ever. taken in the Silllli' place twice. With the help of tlle patient PllOl0gI'2lIlllf'l'. Editor Vir- ginia Hjelte uml lier stuff truclgecl from one encl of the liuililing to the otller to get just tlie right pie- ture in the right place. Yirginia was assisted in llf'l' efforts by Sliarlene Finstzul. nrt eilitorz ,loan B1llll'l'.flll'lllty eilitor: Yel- nm Selset, uetivity eflitor: Cary Lunksbury, eluss eslitor: untl Bonnie Browne. all nmnuger. Ylrs. Nlury Ellen lientz, aulviser, gave of ller time :incl experience to make the 1950 i'Reveille an an- nual tllat tlle stuff eun lie proufl to have proflueerl. Bonnie Browne, Carolyn Durham, Bob Schneider, Joanne Grossman, Arlene Lund. 7 L0 x! , 45' X v' 5 S-I mv-f' ., f' T o N-e A 'wif On With the Show The-n Pllllli' the unforgettable i'SllblllE'!'gC'd,N for :xl'IIliStil'l' Day. direetefl hy Rod Whitaker. A repeat perfm'n1um'e of this tlrulnutie one-art play was given for Uverluke High School. 'gwihy tht- Chimes Rang was the Clll'iSfIllilS play. directed by Vernon Me- Corkle. with Rod Whitaker directing and 'l:ilf lIllll Lund- berg and Bud Hurd assisting him, the season was 1-losml with the annual Variety Show, Blackouts of '50. 4' 4, 9 f W. ,.,.a-v ' I. 8 l E 24- ' ll .L 1 ef' I Second Row- Seated- Dick Shobert, Joy Freeman, Jim Walker, Pete Johnson, Virginia Hjelte, Audrey Berg. Standing- Dave Thomas, Joan Bader, George Nishimura, Dale Decker, David Mills, Luther Davis, Joanne Schmei- l ser, James Moore, Violet lraersoll, Gene Fagerberg, Velma Selset, Margaret Lundy, Bob Schneider, Patty Wood, Don Trussell, Gene Gall, LaVerne Lindberg. 4' THE BRAI TRUST Modifying the qualifications necessary to achieve membership was a principal accomplishment of the LW' ehapter of National Honor Society for the year. A committee composed of four members studied the situation and proposed amendments to the con- stitution., which were ratified by the organization. The first induction of the year. which was the last to take place in the old LWHS, was carried out in December. but initiation was postponed two months because of inclement weather. This gala WEARERS OF Setting a precedent seems to belong to Loyalty. For the first time the members this year served at the annual football banquet and at the first annual basketball banquet. They also gave the halt'-time entertainment at a basketball game. and managed the Homecoming Dance. Other activities for the girls were the Heart Fund Drive. sponsoring Queen of Hearts candidate Con- eeremony. featuring the traditional banquet of raw oysters topped with marshmallow sauce. was served to the thirteen inductees. George Nishimura entered the TAY' chapter in January as a transfer from Wvenatcltee. Peter Johnson, president: .lim Wialker, vice-presi- dent: Virginia Hjelte. secretary-treasurer: and Miss Helen Orton. adviser, directed tl1e activities ofthe year. THE SCARF nie Wagnerg the Senior Mothers' Tea and ushering at concerts and plays. This year the membership was also the largest in the long history of Loyalty. The group was led by Ch-one Criliis. president: Joanne Grossman. vice- president: and Yirginia Hjelte, secretary-treasurer, with Nlrs. Inez Coder as adviser. l -. ,A al 1 ' V ii W 6 ,J I is y , 11' V vi R 450' t - 'f J . 7 'Q i ont Row- 1 Elinor Eney, Virginia Hielte, Mar- f X garet Lundy, Mrs. Coder, Barbara Musgrave, Janeen Wentz, Connie Wagner, Velma Selset, Sharlene Finstad, Roberta Evans. 1 f Audrey Berg, Bonnie Browne, La- Verne Lindberg, Joanne Grossman, Cleone Griffis. 'st y,-J' Seated-H nors, Nancy Evans. Standinge Margaret Fryer, Maxine Strand, Janeen Wentz, Barbara Musgrave, Pat Bentley, Mrs. Hall, Joyce Con- Violet Ingersoll, Beverly Olson, Arlene Shane, Gladdy Paulson, Margaret Lundy, Barbara Craig, Carolyn Durham, Joanne Schmeiser. MAY I HELP YOU? Lake Washington Senior High School, the efli- cient office girl answered, but there was no one on the phone. A little bewildered, sheid try the other lllll' for more success. This was a picture of the lllt'IIllJCI'S of the office stall answering the telephone during the first month in the new office. Linder the supervision of Nlrs. Kay Hall, secre- tary. and Nlr. Walter Seahloom. attendance coun- selor. the girls collected attendance slips, delivered messages and did filing and typing. The new office with several rooms was a very pleasant and appreciated change from the one room the office staff had had to previously grin and bear. VISUAL AIDS EXPERTS Highlighted by the completion and occupation of the new high school. the Lake Washington Pro- jector Squad finished another successful year un- der the student leadership of Doug Rae and lfiric Palmer, and the advisership of Mr. Russell Boyd. The squad really benefited by moving into the new school. The room between the lihrary and study hall became its own. With the new room came all new equipment-a Bell and Howell sound pro- jector with a built-in speaker-a new Radiant screen-a new deluxe model Yiewlex Slide Pro- jector-two new carts to eliminate damage to the equipment while moving it from room to room- plus a new splicer and other miscellaneous items. Each class room is equipped with opaque shades, making it possible to show films in any room at any time. and all of the rooms have convenient electrical outlets. thus eliminating long, dirty, cum- bersome extension cords, which never seem to workl Tux N John Lundgren, Kenneth Parkhurst, Doug Rae, Joe Bottem, Ralph Ander- son, Vernon McCorl:le, Eric Palmer, Bill Briskey, Tom Hall, Bill Giesseman, Cleland Gunsul, Robert Brooks. 1 ,ly - A Seatedi Mrs Coder, Delores Kibbee, Velma tj Selset, David Mills, Sharlene Fin stad, Bonnie Browne. Standing- Mary Louise Miller, Thelma Lund berg, Eric Palmer, Paul Fletcher Vern McCorkle, Margaret Lundy Don Liddell. Resolved: that the President of the l'nited States should be elected by a direct vote of the people. This was the national question selected for high school debate during 19,19-50. The Lake Vllashington debate squad began the year with a study of the question and a search for materials on the subject. An assembly to acquaint the students with the debate club was given on Friday, December ZZ. The assembly consisted of a mock debate on the question lln- lIllIl'lllill'Y girls no longer needed to dread of abolishing women's hats. the dark. plain colors ol the Sl1'lil'00lll. since trans- ferring from the old high scllool. The inlirmary of the new school was gaily decorated in green and furnished with tables and two beds for ill students. l pon extraordinary occasions some students suf- fering strain from hard subjects, or witll a had case PRO A D CON T Everything went well until Old Man Wvintcr dropped in on the district. with the resulting en- forced closure. Vllith no school for several days at a time all league debates had to be cancelled, and no debates were scheduled for the remainder of the year. llllicers for the year were David Hills, presidentg Yclma Selsct. vice-presidentg and Bonnie Browne, secretary-treasurer. URSES . ,.,. .. ol spring lun. said adlcu to their teachers and entered the sieleroom. where a smiling attendant was quick to diagnose the ailment. It was the girls' job to do everything possilxle to keep the room orderly and to assist their patients. llrs. Nlarion Hallstrom was the infirmary adviser. 1 's' 'l X Georgia Meyers, Arlene Shane, Faye Friesen, Lois Bulyca, Joan Forbes, Jac'y Strube, Patsy Howe, Joyce Staley, Christine Kirkpatrick, Carole Rydeen, Judy Malme, Roberta Evans, Mrs. Hallstrom, Joanne Schmeiser, Patti Phillips. 1 First Row- Eric Palmer, Bob Schneider, Patti Phillips, Carolyn Durham, Joyce Packard, Glen Johnston, Mr. Hansen. Second Row- Delores Bredman, Peter Johnson, Joyce Staley, Faye Friesen, Elinor Eney. Third Row- Pat Baker, Velma Selset, Edith .len- nings, John Hauf, Audrey Berg, Fred Fleming, Douglas Rae, Bonnie Browne, Georgia Stone, Sharlene Finstad. K IGHTS IN ACTIO Lvllfllfl' the direction of Mr. Ralph Hanscn, the Knights of thc .-Xxc bcgan onc ol' tlu-ir liusicst ycars. Boll SCllll6i1l0I' was prcsiclcnt of ilu' organization anal supcrviscrl all affairs of tllc clull. lfric Palmcr. vicc-prcsirlcnt, aml Gln-n Johnston. chairman of tlic pailillc squad. collalioratcil to lllillif' sure' tllat tllcrc wcrc always enough boys to patrol tllc ficlcl at foot- ball games aml to kccp pcoplc from tramping across tllc gym floor at baskctball gamcs. LOST I TH With tllc inspiration of a lll0llPI'll. largc library. tht- l,il1rary Clulr llllil anotllcr llusy ycar of activi- tivs aml work. 'l'l1c lIll'Illblxl'S in llli' clulr t-lu-ck out lnoolcs anrl llclp tht- lilirarian. Jliss Ncllic Gunning, kccp tllc library in tllc In-st ol' comlition. 'lillcy also assist stuflents in limling matcrial anel talcc tllc at- fl'llll4lllCC in tlic lilirary. Tn :sw ' - . A Carolyn Durham, sccrotary-trcasurcr. kcpt thc minulcs of all mcctings and took carc ol' all tllc moncy ol' tllc organization. Joyce Packard was in Cllilfgli' ol' thc tickct-scllcrs and kcpt a carcful rcc- orrl of tlic llours spcnt liy cacll girl in club work. Patti Phillips was prcsiilcnt of the Pcp Club and liarl as lllxl' jolt tllc supcrvising of 'JPOIII-P0111-Q mak- ing: anfl tlic sclling ol' pcncils. E STACKS llcatling tllc cluli this ycar was Mary Louisc llillcr. witll ,lcan licnyon. vicc-prcsirlcnt: Ruth Gwvrtlvr. sccrctary: ,loan liarlcr. treasurcr: ,lamcs Jloorv. rcportcr: and Jliss Gunning, atlviscr. lluring tllc ycar Llll' club llltllgllll annl plantcil a came-llia l!llFll on tllc campus. Tllcy also prcscntcrl a plant to Jliss Gunning on Dctlication Day. A Seated- Elizabeth Carlson, Myrl Akin, El- sie Gibbs, Susan Dempsay, Bar- . bara Schillar, James Moore, Jean Kenyon, Mary Louise Miller, Ruth Gwerder, Joan Bader, Berthelle Wilberg, Barbara Watters, Patsy Taylor. Standing- Dorothy Reid, Gerry Young, Dor- othy Miller, Barbara Fisher, Helen Mulloy, Georgia Murphy, Barbara Warneck, Clara McSparron, Chris- tine Kirkpatrick, Betty Windsor, Kathleen Kelly, Ruby Maxwell, Audrey Berg, Margaret Lundy. .few L -vvu film. , ff' ' 'rr Eric Palmer and Pete Johnson. if Bgrf .loan Bader Bonnie Browne Carol Cnsslu Barbara Brown, Gary lanlu bury Miss Greenberg Seated Marcia Dodson, Mrs. Ccdle, Vernon McCorlrle, Glacldy Paulson, Dale Decker Standing Elinor Eney, Barbara Taylor, Ralph Anderson, Eric Palmer, Peter John- son, Joanne Grossman, Katherine Enslow. I. -x-..,...- -e-, - ' - .uses A Stage Force Without a Stage When one tirst glances at tht- above cap- llllll. it would seeni that thc stage forcc ill- volvcd would be i11 a rather ridiculous situa- tion. Yet it was just sucl1 circuinstanccs that confronted this yearis llilllllllvl' and paint brush wicldcrs. The lack of an 2lllllll0l'llllIl and stage didn't stop the boys, however. fndcr tl1c direction of Nlr. Nlax Newberry, stage force adviser. the crcw made a portable set so tl1at the cal'ctcria conld be lI'RlllSf0l'lIll'll i11to a penthouse theater. Besides preparing for assemlxlics. plays and concerts. tl1e stage force helped i11 other activi- ties beyond tht- spot lights. llllt' of its larger jobs i11 tl1is linc was taking care of the port- ablc public address system uscd at the foot- ball QIZIIIICS. Ykasliington Vlhite Wings, l,akc hYllSlllIlgL- ton Senior l'ligl1's lirst ski club. was pri-sided over by Gary l.anksbury. president: Barbara Brown. secretary-treasurer: and Nliss Harriet Greenberg, adviser. llighlighting tl1c year was the week-end ,ski trip to 'l'ye Valley Lodge, a Illllt' west of Stev- ens Pass, by twenty-four enthusiastic skicrs. After hiking i11 to the lodge from the niain highway, the skiers rested by spending their tlllll' eating. playing canasta, lllljllgglllllllll. ski- illg and sleepi11g 4 ? l. Snowbunnies illlll experts joined thc Se- attle ll.-l. Ski School and journeyed by Ski Caravan busses to Ski Acres near Snoqualniie Pass 011 Saturdays to practice their snow plows. stem turns illlfl racing techniques. At tl1e start of the skiing season, guest speak- ers Hay Egner and Bob Albouy attended meetings. Carol Cisski and Bonnie Browne were co- chairmen of publicity and ,loan Bader organ- ized refreslnnents for evening meetings. When's the Next Assembly? The Assembly Planning Board may be only two years old, but already it's an important organization in LYVHS. In addition to plan- ning and scheduling all assemblies, the group, under the direction of Mrs. Marienne Cadle, sponsored the first T-Day', program. Chairman for the year was Vernon Mc Corklc while Gladdv Paulson served as secre tary A S B officers and representatives fro1n each class constituted the membership qv , 950' TPI' ,f f W . ,E W -.2--. AN. -rrrs-rv -v-:wr 'Sa' wo I f Luc' Ura 4, W I ntl A-A 'H 3 W .1--if, - x -4 , x ' 41'-4.14, ,, W Q Y ' 3 P f',f,:- , .1- iq 1 41- A J M, F W , xvlau' 6 ' F if 5 4 ' at 1 xi Sf:-G, ' Q BP A- :E f if , b , pi. - Of . fi '-gf'-ff ' af-ir Ls' O40 . 3 'Q n 4 1 .MER A 1 , ' Q - 'H-R-' Tiff V' Q, wen., ---f Nf.:.4' 5 wr 99 4 .J 4 I A if , felt lived :Q 1 4. WHAT ARE YOU DOING HERE? 'E F if 1 - 5 K7 X. I. Q A VN 5 g u -- ' 7 ' ' 1 w ,L Q f ,5 ' ' M - X, rg NOAH DON T DROP TH I i l A 5 5. 4 ' V' F5o-vor? , X w f :J V . 4 g ii 1 1 if l, I 9 ' I . j x 59 G3 Left to right, first row-Vic Armfielcl, Armand Armfield, Larry Kellogg, Jac'y Stubbs, Georgia Meyers, Carol Cone, Bruce Hall, Kay Fletcher, Dennis Walker, Lorraine Aumiller. Second row-Betty Lou Hamberg, Ruth Gross, Janet Sipila, Gloria Oldfield, Dan Jaeb, Don Walker, Louis Etzler, Connie Klaras, Dave Thomas, Ted Bertram, Marilyn Ostlund, Paul Fletcher. Third row-Walter Geddis, Lawrence Nadeau, Barry Long, Glenn Miller, Bill Briskey, Gene Woods, Richard Hayes, Tom Hall, John Parks, John Sipila, Gary Davenport, Doug Boyce, Willena Parkins, Pat Biggs, Dorr Forbes, Julius Hoverson, Keith Kendall, Lyle Black, Betty Hawley. Fourth row-Chuck Colman, Jack Rockwell, Russell Sundstrom, Richard Johnson. love a parade Une of the most dependable and entertaining of all school organizations was the band. Under the able leadership of Mr. Wiilliam Cole, the band pre- sented concerts. performed for assemblies and could be counted on to provide a stirring musical back- ground for all home football and basketball games. On December 11 the band played at the Tvinter Concert. This was followed by a second program of Back Row-Beth Vanderford, Lois Lindberg, Cherill Brower. Front Row-Janet Sipila. - f- M---.Msgs-wax :Mews is I 'li cv band music on Nlarch 27. presented to buy uniforms for the junior high band. The Spring Concert was held on Nlav 3. The bands of hoth the junior and senior high schools made a tour of all the schools i11 the district to raise money for the uniforms. The group also participated in the band contest at Tacoma and marched in the Christmas Parade ill Seattle. Trim Twirlers The band added a new feature during the year. This was the squad of major- ettes. headed by Janet Sipila. Wltenever the four girls made an appearance in their attractive purple and white cos- tumes, the spectators were sure to take notice. Assisting Janet were Beth Van- derford, Cherill Brower and Lois Lind- berg. This talented group twirled at foot- ball and basketball games, providing much of the half-time entertainment. An outstanding performance was given by the girls at the Christmas Parade in Seat- tle when they led the band down the crowded streets. A Great Big Bundle of Joy if Chattanoogie Shoe Shine Boy was the song the Sextette put on everyone's tongue when they presented it in the Thcspian Variety Show. Performing for regular concerts as well as several outside events was on the Sextette's list of ac- complishments. Une of the highlights of their year was singing at the School Klu- sic Competition Festival at Highline, where they received the only superior rating given. The girls were directed hy Nlrs. Helen Allsop. l 2 Mrs. Allsop, Helen Mulloy, Kay Fields, Joanne Grossman, Arline Glover, Lois Bulyca. Robecl Choraler l'nder the new leadership of Nlrs. Helen Allsop. the sixty-three-voice student choir had a full and successful year. The group presented their first concert in De- eemher of 19419, along with the glee club. band, orchestra and sextette. l'0h, Come All Ye Faithfull' was presented with the words sung both in Latin and English. They eagerly awaited and prepared for their con- cert in Nlay, in which they performed such songs as Dark YYater, uA1l0l'ilIl1llS te Christe, and To- day There ls Ringing. The group was entered in the Wiashington School Nlusic Competition Festival, which included choirs from the southern division of the northwest area. The chorus completed their year by singing at Baccalaureate. First row--Doris Grittis, Betty Hawley, Carol Larsen, Myrl Akin, Carole Rydeen, Charles Williams, Mrs. Allsop, Bert Perrigo, Dick Owens, Jerry Patty, Suzanne Peterson, Lois Bulyca, Anne Risley, Pearl Stockert. Second row-Peggy Horner, Marilyn Young, Diane Hollingsworth, Lorraine Boelke, Ruth Gwerder, Harold Irish Charles DeVos, Jim Walker, Robert Morse, Mel Smith, Helen Mullay, Diane Gasch, Barbara Craig, Annamae Lundgren Third row--Georgia Pike, Kay Fields, Marge Eastman, Ruth lhlenclfeldt, Barbara Musgrove, Jean Kenyon, Bill Giesse- man, Robert Vaughn, Emil Bulyca, Bruce Morrell, EllDee Sedy, Shirley Matthews, Marguerite Harrig, DeLoras DeLong, Mary Knight. Fourth row'-'Donna Konkler, Annabell Conley, Diane Haga, Jackie Funclerhide, Joan Brogan, Jan Foreman, Boyd Muir, Morris Proudfoot, Bob Knuckey, Larry Kilkenny, Ray Goings, Vernon Glover, Pat Behmke, Virginia Porter, Elizabeth Sheppard, Marilyn Hackett. 'N C-- e- .....,. .... ee-. .eee es, .,,.. ...s. C me s - 4.-....4... ,ff AI! S .,,. ,,, as S W-.- ,... --.--s s , --.-.-.--. fu! 09 beth Carlson. Make Qur Mu ic If you heard strains of music during sixth period each day, it was probably the Lake Washington .lunior-Senior High School Orchestra under the di- rection of Xliss Esther Tye, district music super- visor. This year the orchestra played at the Christmas and Spring Concerts in addition to entering the Western Wlashington Music Competition Festival in Tacoma, April 29. Last year the group was First raw-Nancy Green, Gloria Frogner, .loan Lee Harper. awarded the only superior rating given in its class. Several of the 38 musicians comprising the or- chestra also entercd solo and ensemble contests and were rated excellent or good. A newly-organized group this year was the string quintet which was first presented at the Christmas concert. Climaxing its year, the orchestra provided the musical background for Commencement. Second row-Jimmie Jane Connor, Barbara Schillar, Gale Sparks, Marilyn Engbrecht. Third row-Laila Hammond, Sylvia Tuttle, Ira Jensen, Barbara Reel, Joe Connor, Doree Graham, Dolores Severence, Lynn Green. Fourth row-Carolyn Liddell, Elizabeth Carlson, Carol Schillar, Diane Mackie, Vic Armtield, Richard Johnson. Fifth row-Keith Fagerberg, Paul Fletcher, Bob Strout. Sixth row-Evelyn James, Barbara Smith, Bettie Hawley, Miss Tye. Seventh row-Bruce Morrell, Jan Foreman, John Sipila. Carolyn Liddell, Barbara Smith, Eve lyn James, Keith Fagerberg, Eliza I ' iii! E SECOND TEAM YELL LEADERS Joanne Call, Roger Rindal, Lois Lindberg. Kneeling-Connie Wagner, Bev Hansell, Janeen Wentz. Standing-Vic Armfield, Bob Causer, De Lonctot Ome I1 OU I S, . C O Y K'd YELL l .-X boost to the inoralc of the team as well as that ol' tlic spectators came from watching the 'yell lead- ers in action at every game. what coulil bc better than five cllecr lcaflcrs? Six cllccr learlcrs, of course. Bev Hansell, yell quccn, anml four other students, Connie Wfagner, .lancen Wcntz, Yic Armliclcl, anal De lQonctot were clcctecl by tlic stuflcnt boily. At the beginning ol' football season. Bob Causer joincil the peppy group. 'l'lic girls were flrcsscrl in white sweatcrs anil white pedal pushers for the football season and white sweaters with purple skirts for basketball sea- son. wliile tlic boys wore purple sweaters anil white corils. Perfect precision was shown by the flrill team wlicncvcr tlicy made an appearance. Un special oc- casions iluring the season, clever anil appropriate stunts were presenterl by the drill team much to the enjoyment ancl amusement of tlic spectators. First Row--'Pat Behmke, Doris Trussell, Violet Thompson, Elsie Gibbs, Barbara Taylor, Shirley Armstrong, Bonnie Lar- son, Eva Carlson, Mary Jane English, Charlene Putison. Second Row-Katherine Enslow, Nikki King, Earline Wingef, Marlene Henry, Pat Vnulc, Elizabeth Shellabarger, Jane? Olson, Theo Thistecl, Joan Warren, Diane Hanauer, Carol Rydeen, Delores DeLong, Joanne Call, Jean Kenyon, Claudia Merrill, Mary Jane Saville, Gage Farris, Darlene Miller. 1 'I g my 1 in V ,. U rqiieniiiiieiiiiiifi ,, , '1 --- -- - 5-,,f - Y-,Q jar ws, -- - H ri- ' . ,ap 'v- Vx iii 4 1 34 J A L l . '-N.. Q- .ng .,,H,, ,,g,ppawlfIP ' fx., .-.., -9, ,,1.-f-ff:-'f f' Q '+x.,..bjn'-4 1--,S , ,-- ' .wifi V -i .--...... . ,A 'ol Y 1? f . . ' .X ,ff X ATHLETICS .gui SPRINGSTEEL 9 TRUSSELLt PROUDFOOT e CAUSER h DARRELL PICKS UP 8 YARDS . COACH BILL MClAUGHl-IN After being set back hy Renton. l.ake Yvashington suffered four straight defeats. but each affair might have developed into a different story. Then with three league tilts remaining and a possible chalice for a high berth in the standings, the Kangaroos sloshed through a muddy field to tie the Auburn Trojans. W'ith two games left, Kent- lleridian and Clover Park, the Hoppers caught fire and defeated the Vandals and W'arriors respectively to hold down ith place at the end of conference play. The Active Club of Kirkland sponsored a banquet for the football players at which time awards and plaques were given which bore the names of award winners. For the second consecutive year, Bob Schneider was voted Best-Blocker., while Darrell Hall was elected Honorary Captain and given the lnspirational Award. Lake Yvashington placed two men on All-Conference teams: liob Schneider. first team tackle. and Dar- rell Hall. seeond team fullback. Only half of Coach Bill Nlef,aughlin's elub graduates this year: Bob Schneider, Buck Kerwin. Keith 'l'haraldson, Don Trussell, Nlorrie Proudfoot, Darrell Hall, Norman Ramquist, Chuck Colman, Dan Jaeb and Dave Thomas. This leaves a group of 8 letter- nlen for next year, who are mostly juniors. Back again for the '50 football season will be Bob Fowler, Duane Springsteel, Bob Ureskovieh, Cliff Ferguson, Bob Hayward, Russ Sundstrom, Dick Carlson and Bud Causer. The two boys who live the hardest life on the football squad are always the man- agers. Richard Sundstrom and ,loc Bottem handled these duties. THARALDSON c SUNDSTROM SCHNEIDER! .ALL b Q. . ..... EP' FOWLER h COLMAN e KERWIN qb GALL f DAVIS 9 KERWIN f TRUSSELL c SPRINGSTEEL c BRIGHT f DUNN S HOOK SHOT Glvou cl bw Inf' lCtllI'Illll lettermen and rangy tal cnt from the Q91 onfl te llll Cofnch Otto Slllllll s squxd w ls well repro fntecl ln the Puvet Sound Lefufue for the 10-1 1 on H1 ulefl hw L lptfun Ted M uhwon, 1 two wr-11 I1 H11 wmnm wen- lion Trumell, luthcr D lVlb mrl Boh Fowh r ull lffttvrmen 1nrl Qecoml tc'1m boss from I9 GOIN bull Buck lxerwm, Bob Dunn 'md lonw hppeeen The H1ll6CllllL Called for 16 lewue g'lIllCQ 'mtl two prfutuc' f lll1CH with Bothell xml fJYCI'lllx0 Commv throuf h lll the lust qu lrtm of both pmctlce Wlmee, the tPll'Il -howefl 1 wtxonfr will to wm bw bvntm-f Bothell 38 36 :ml Uurl Ike 41 38 In the leufue opener Pun allup w on 1 close thrlller 33 31 Two qulck wme ox or Renton and Clover Park LEAGUE STANDINGS Won ost Kent Luke Wushmgton Renton Puyallup Auburn Sumner Whne Rnver Clover Park : 1 1 I I T ' 5 l . 1 '- . A . ' P G - - - . 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IO 6 .. , , I0 6 ' ' . ....,, .,.. ..... . , ., .... 4 12 , ,...,...,..,,...,.. 4 'I2 1 FOWLER SCORES AGAIN' THE BASKET 1nd '1 lo s to qllllllllql 11.111 the K mgaroos ll0lillll ' 1 7 '7 record Two str ll lIt MIIIS h ul the hoop-ters f0ll0WNlIlU the lefwue le lllllll' P111 lllup team once rffun ln thelr hest ffnnc of the Nl IHOII, Lake YY lblllllfftllll hlt 1 llrve pcrcentwe of thru hots and cuno ll0lllf 1 rleuene 1040 Wlllllll' our the luvallup Vllxlll A 0- o Renton suns os or Clos er Park 'and blllllllel lo-Rei to HlUlll1I10 and Auburn, and fxnother wln ox er W hlte Rner hful tho IXIIIUITOOQ ffolnff 1nto the Hnxl game m 1 four ss 11 tle for in t pl ue ws 1th lxr nt, Renton xml Hwhllne lxent be rt l rlu W lNlllIlglOIl lnrl thr -ea-on was over with HIUllllIl6 Wllllllllg the 1'h'1n1p1on-hlp Nl xrlmon was elect: 1l Honor rrs L lplillll and Bob Dunn w 13 choQen lnsplrrtlon 11 plum of the we rr SCORES Luke Washrngton Bothell Overluke Puyallup Renton Clover Park Sumner Hnghhne Auburn Whrte Rrver Kent Puyallup Renton Clover Park Sumner Hrghlme Auburn White RIVEY Kent MADISON g FOWLER f DUNN 9 JEPPESEN c COACH OTTO SMITH 53 GUNSUL mgr il! 1? J 5 in ,- 1 1 s 1 ,' ' 1 5 ' E. 1 2.-... X' - . ' : '1 L. ' - 1 gt 1 5 ' C -,3 - 1 1. ,'1 t lvl 1 .. U1 ,S-115 ' '1 ' I. 1 'C ,. 1b - - s s 1 1 3 - 1 ' T - 1 '- . 3 U' gs. A l ss t . ' 1 l 1 1.1 1 Z, rl Q 1 ' I ' 7 7 r v I i 1 At the annual banquet at the Close of the season, , 1 '. ' 1 A 1 1 v' '1 ' . Q 1 ill . - -'1 ' 38 .... 35 1 41 .... 38 31 .... 33 1 37 .... 29 l ' 39 , . . 19 3- I 31 .... 38 , ' 46 .... ' ' 40 'I ' 34 .... 32 29 . . . ' ' 28 1 f 45 ..... 20 A Q I 50 .... 40 - - . 23 .... 39 A , 42 . . . 22 1 W ff, 45 .... 37 X ' lll lrf 19 .... ' ' 21 rf I 1, 46 .... so ' , A 37 . . . ' ' 32 A - 5 ' 25 ..... 32 Eg Y, ,z Issaquah y-J,-X Srandmg Cleland Gunsul Duane Sprmgsteel Don Trussell Pot Baker Bob Leach Coacl1Smr1h Seated Bob Spencer Bob Dunn Duck Owen Darrell Hall Bob Oreskovnch Fred Alexander Diamond Doing ln the fir-t le'wue ffflme of the 1990 bfwebfnll Sei -on the lvlnvfnroo- opened fire on the Pm lllup nine but dress the -llort end of 1 4 3 -core xt the tlo e of the fln'1l mnlnv XX llll blood 1n 1t exe the home lad: ball club Qnossed under oppo mon to tflke the next ffuno from Wlnte Rner 9 7 W nth Bull Brwlmt md Bob Fowler trldmff off lv llurler-, tht Hoppet were vet Lllli' mto wLI'lllC The fir t afternoon of turnout thl pl'll1 found more th m Vo bow trwmv out for POQILIOII on the dlunond Co1cl1 Otto qlilllh wluttled thx number down 'md -lmped ll mto '1 formndlble, wellknlt te un wslmlx took lll Exe of ate pre -e 1-on prfactlce lille Frn d Xl: x under xnd Du me Sprlnlf t1 1 l took Lllllls LOXPIIIIU' the pl ttf' xx 1tl1 Bob Dunn on ltr-t b we md Dlrrell Hall on ec ond Duk Owen- ffulrded the Atop ln Lllt outfield ss ere Don 'l ru ell Bob Urn Lo Nll 1 md Pit Bllxll' Cllllll' - uggu of tlu prexl ou -et-on Le wuz tfmdnv of the 49 contest found the K mv nroo ln 21 tue fox thlrd pl lee wuth the Pun lllup Y lkm the ch unp PRACTICE GAMES LEAGUE GAMES Z Lake Waslnngton Lake Washington Whute Rnver Overluke Overlcke Lokesude Puyallup Clover Park Renton ,JAG Hlghlnne AUbUl'I'l Hlghlme Sumner Kent Q X 1? 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Q - .g,.r. -, , I I , , , , , , f . , , , , 'QI' '-ss Buck Kerwin, Doris Trussell, Ted Modi- son, Doris Boyd, Tony Jeppesen, Roberto Evons, Bob Burton, Beth Gil- dow, Mr. Boyd. Ace Him. The squad of' '-19 did it againl For the fifth con- secutive year the lxangaroos won the blue ribbon of the Puget Sound League. Coach Russell Boyd began the victorious season with six veteran netters-Diantha Rees. Gertrude Anderson. Ed Brown. Doug Hendel, Pat Dougherty. Buck Kerwin and two new squad members-Bob- bie Evans and Doris Boyd. After copping the tro- hv, Lake XililSl llIl 't0Il mlaved host to the entire ' P I ' P V . league for the final tournament. lhey also won this tournament. adding to their long list of accom- plishments. ln spite of rain and various other delays. the sea- son of '30 finally started with a meet at Auburn. The team gave indications of repeating past per- formances by taking all five matches. The scene was reversed. however. a week later when the home team lost to Highline on the Lake Tkashington courts. This ycar's team was composed of four veter- ans: lloris Boyd. Bobbie Evans, Neva Johnson and Buck lierwin. Other squad members who were working for their first tennis letters were Ted Madi- son. Tony Jeppesen. Bob Burton, Doris Trussell and Beth Gildow. Vllith only four players graduating. the prospects of carrying on the glory of Lake Wash- ington tennis looked excellent. Jerry Patty, Lois Lindberg, Harold Irish, Lynn Green, Bill Owen, Elsie Gibbs, Dave Thomas, Neva Johnson, Mr. Boyd. x W Qff ix ig- 1 MTH,-W of swat U if JJ Qi s ,iii is 516 Standing-Mr. Mock, John Hauf, 'W' Luther Davis, Jim Walker, Dale Gordon, Bill Kruller, Guy Marsh, Don Craig. Kneeling-John Lundgren, Jerry Sie- vanen, Loren Avenell, Ed Morrison, Julius Hoverson, Lee Merrill, Bob Hayward. ' , gaun- Get On Your Mark... W itll ilu- flognn Hlynipii' llauiufs. lu-rv wv f'0IllC,,. Couoli lluulvr Nloa-lil tllin-vlual hoys. ili-spite u rainy S021- sou. Illilll1lQI4'4l lo oulelo olnl main w4'utlu'r mul coniplcte om- ol' ilu- lwst lruvlx fc-usons Lulu- xYilSllillgi0Il has wit- llPSH'll ill lllillll' Yl'ill'r. with Walla-r. lim if. Sim. Gorilon. Gross. Huuf. Harsh anal .lolinslon us rvturning li-tliwiiivil to curry the brunt ol' tlu' loaul: .mil l'll1'l1'll1'l'. Nlvrrill. ,lawh. Hovvrson, ii1Bl'll'Il. Iltiymml. Fit-xuilmi. lljvrkv. Goings, Mcivor, Woods. Sm-oil. xxillrllll. llorrihon. lMl'llll1'l' auul Svotvold us soniv goosl now uiutvriul ilu- lmys lwliiml thc Win did un 4-xi-1-Ili-iii juli in i'vpl'vwiitillg ilu' purplv zuul white tluringg this svusinfs 1-inflvr unil smulust l'lYllll'y. 'l'l1is wah thi- lust sz-arson for six ol' the hoys, ,lim Wialkvr, l.ullu-r lluvis. .lolm llaiul'. Guy Nllll'Sll. Huy Uoings mul ,lvssv Svott. l,utlu'r Iltivis. Lulu- xxllrllillgltbll-S pritlv zuul joy, zit- tuiiu-il high honors in Jluy of '19 wlivn lu' took two first pliu-vs in tln- slam' truvlx num-t Iwlfl in lilllllllilll. Luther lm-1-xi-il lllflbllgll thv lllll yil. ilusli in 10:1 mul tlu' 2220 in 22 svvoiulf. By so nluing. ho plum-oil Lulu' Wvusllirlgton , ,un vs -1- W4' ft'-W' ...dvr 1- ' Q DAVIS BREAKS THE TAPE AGAIN! thirtl in tlw stutt' IIIPCI with ten points. Luther was also the' highest inaliviiluul scorvr at the nivvt. ln 1950 Luthvr again returned to Pullman to iii-ft-:ul his titlv. He rc- pvute-cl tht- '49 pvrforlllanvc and im- prove-al his marks by winning the 100-yuwl flush in 9:9 and the 220 in 21 :6, earning the honor of being the nu-vt's highest scorer for ther second vonsevutivc year. Davis is rvgaliwlccl as ont' of the grvutvst athlvtvs in Lake Wiashing- ton's history. Mr. Cole, De Lonctot, Chuck DeVos, Jerry Joeb, Gary Davenport. Straight Down the Fairway! Tlu' '10 gulf squzul sturtvrl oil' tlu' thirfl vmisvvll- .Xt tlu- svnsuifs mul tlu' liuiigunurs haul luwn uhh tivf' yvur ol' play in ilu' PSI. with il INWS' vmwll. Nlr. tn vuptllrt- thircl plawv. Clow-r Park vuppc-el tlu Bill Cohn llll't'i' grcvn SOIlll0lll0l'1'S. zuul une' young 4-luuupinmliip with llighliiu' taking S0l'0llll. fl'CSlllllAlIl. llivk lfxvrsmi was tlu' only svnim' lost front the Thi- livv It-tu-r winners wvrcf Chiwk Df'Nos. lion 1030 Sl'1l5tlIl-S roll. Four l'l'llll'lllIlQl l0ttm'nu'n with I-,0li'I'SOIl, De- l.0nCt0t. Gary Duvvupurt mul Dick lots 0l'4'Xlllxl'l1'll1'l' wvrv guuul prospvvts fm' thc Lu Fv01'soi1. llc-Yos. the ninth grzulvr, wulkvil Ulf with W usliingtun gulf Il'2llll us tlu- fourth yvur of com the school 1'l1LllIlplOIlSl1lll award. pvtilion on tht- grvvn lJl'QLilll. DeVOS DEMONSTRATES HIS TECHNIQUE 58 Seated-Pearl Stockert, Georgia Stone, Audrey Berg, Alice Klein. Standing-Joanne Schmeiser, Betty Jcrvi, Miss Greenberg, Susan Dempsay. -Q X Q- 1- Leave It To The Girls lloying into the new huililing lnrought nnmy prolvli-ins to the Girls' .-Xthletie fXssm-iutimi, one of wliit-li wus no gyninusiuni where the girls 4-oulil haue teznn sports turnonts. lloweyer. the girls over- ezinn- this ohslaele with flying eolors uniler the leaulership ol' -Xuilrey lierg, presiilentz Alive Klein. seel'et1il'y: llllll Georgia Stone in the llt'N'lY-li0l'IllI ll position of treaisurer-liistoriun. Helping these ofli- eers were the elaiss representutives. ,lolnne Sehmei- ser. Betty .lalryi. zunl Susan lleinpszly. These girls, with the glial ol' Nliss llairriet Greenberg. zulviser. workecl out ll liull sehemlule for the G.A.A. Serying in the eupueity of lIlZlIl2lg1l'l'S of the tezlm sports were llinnie llurnaril. basketball: Betty Gunxlerson. volleyhullg untl Arlene Shane, baseball. The nninugers of the inflivitluzil sports were lfvu rw ..w e ' ,ui '51 ix slices s ..-.., . ig . .. ,,, ' '7 ' ,'i9 9++ig-' 4. . zfgff. rf ,. ' - ., 1- : is Ht... ' i ' '- 'Cie zf.5f'i'T f f L 1 L ., Qjliw. is . , - 3 ' i' ffrff' .5i':f f ' 51. 'n ll' ' f,-if ' -5-5 -ill? T' , . ,f .9-,,s , THREE-YEAR LETTER WINNERS-Agnes Klein and Audrey Berg Carlson, haulminton: l.ynn Green. bowlingg and lietty Gunilerson. golf. .-X C..-X..-X. pluyilny was given at LYYHS in the full ul whieh the eight other sehools of the Puget Sounil l.t'Algllll' were present. The pluyflzly featurefl square alaineing uml heeuuse of the double shifting the first semester. it was held in the eivie center gym. Arlene Sliune wus the elulirniun for this event and other G..-LA. members workeil with her. Coneessions were hzlnillefl at the football and bas- lu-tlmll gullies unller the tlireetion of Alice Klein, Betty Gunderson and Arlene Shane. Carole l.uBrie was howling champ with Alice lil:-in runner-up. Helen Nlulloy and Arlene Shane were the winners of the badminton tournament. The three-year letter award winners were seniors Agnes Klein and Audrey Berg. Q5 Q' is E... s YY Q YY'- 1-1- 1 , V 'aim BOWLING CAMPS-Alice Klein and Betty Gunderson 5 'Xxc Q e .H if l.. K '-f JUNIOR PROM ROYALTY THE BEARD CHAMPS-DALE DECKER, TONY JEPPESEN, BUD CAUSER AND MEL SMITH A AT PUYALLUP- FIGHT, FIGHT FOR LAKE WASHINGTON! CANDID SEPTEMBER 7 School starts-double-shift 7:55 till 12:15 22 Cheer leader conference 23 Issaquah here 30 At Renton Hi-Y Dance OCTOBER 6 G.C. Mixer Kiddies Land 7 White River here 14 At Puyallup 22 Junior Prom Black Magic 28 At Highline NOVEMBER 2 Rich Man, Poor Mon 4 Sumner here Homecoming 5 Voice of Democracy Contest 4-5 Student Leaders conference at U. of W. 7 Transcriber Science Assembly 10 Submerged, Thespian play 11 Auburn here 16 Report Cards 17 At Kent-Meridian 17 Boys' Club Meeting 23 Clover Park here 24-25 Thanksgiving Vacation DECEMBER 2 Girls' Club Conference Debate Assembly 5 Sgt. Ketchum Assembly 8 Active Club Football Banquet 9 Football Award Assembly 11 Fall Concert 13 Overlake Exchange Assembly 14 Basketball begins, Bothell here 16 At Overlalce 22 Puyallup here Alumni Assembly 23 Christmas Vacation begins 28 At Renton 30 Clover Park here JANUARY 3 School again We enter new building 4-6 Snow--no school 6 At Sumner 9 Back to school 10 At Highline 13 Blizzard-school dismissed early 16-20 Snowstorm-no school 20 At White River 23 School again 24-27 Another snowstorm 24 Kent-Meridian here 30 Still no school 31 School-at last Auburn here flights! !!J FEBRUARY 3 At Puyallup 7 Renton here 10 At Clover Park 13 Report Cards 14 Mother-Daughter Banquet 17 Sumner here Hi-Y Sweetheart Dance 19 Dedication ceremonies 21 Highline here 24 At Auburn Tradition Day 28 Reginald King assembly CALENDAR MARCH 3 White River here Drill Team Dance 3-4 Press Clinic at U. of W. 6 Bellingham Choir 7 At Kent 15-18 State Basketball Tournament 20 Kiwanis Basketball Banquet 23 Thespian Blackouts of '50 25 Senior Ball 26-28 D.E. Convention 29 College Conference at L. W. 31 End of third quarter Active Club Smoker APRIL 37 5P 9 VC'C'J 0 ELINOR ENEY, JIM WALKER, GENE EAGERBERG, AND JIM Moons, 4 At Puyallup Cbaseballl 11-13 Land Survey by history classes U 12 Report Cards - 14 White River here L i l flywhe- COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS 15 G.C. Tolo, Senior Send-Off 17 Lakeside here 18 Clover Park here 19 Track Meet here 22 Choral Music Contest at Renton 24-28 Senior Play My Wife's Family' O 25 At Renton - 29 Band and Orchestra Contest at Tacoma MAY 2 Auburn here North End Qualifying Meet 3 Swing Concert 5 Youth Views News KKOMOD Sophomore Dance Conference Track Meet MAKE lT, BOB! 9 At Highline B.P,W, Senior Girls' Reception 'NXXXI y 10 Junior-Senior Banquet A.S.B. Elections 13 District Track Meet 16 White Clothes Day Sumner here 19-20 State Track Meet at Pullman 23 At Kent Senior Mothers' Tea 25 Girls' Club Installation JU NE 2 Awards Assembly 4 Baccalaureate 7 Commencement 9 End of term A KANGEROO LEAPS TONY GETS ONE AT THE SMOKER 2 HAIL ro THE TEAMS! FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF REDMOND REDMOND Moron sALEs CENTER HARDWARE LEWIS OIL C0 DOUG S MARKET Redmond Shoe Repalr Rlley s Paint Store Redmond Hardware Douglass Drug Store Regent Department Store Don s Jewelry Joe s M 81 M Servlce Kenny s Mobil Servlce Lewls Green Motors Adu s Redmond Furnlture Cannon s 'IOc Store Sammamlsh Valley News Cadman Sand 81 Gravel Co JUANITA Art s Food Center Mlke 8. Don Sundries Pawley s Grocery 81 Service 62 432 412' 42 422 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF K KIRKLAND HARDWARE 8 FUR Beardsley lnsurance Agency Davuds 'l0c Store Telephone Servuce Co Plnes Flower Shop Tremalne s Thrlftway Market Oban s Hatchery Musg Sands Lumber Co Rose Hull Fuel Co Tot Lmes Halverson Rexall Store Knmballs Inc Evergreen Statloners East Slde Furnlture Green s Funeral Home Gruswold Cleaners NEW GATEWAY THEATER KIRKLAND SHOE STORE EAST SIDE MOTOR CO LAKESIDE CLEANERS MORGAN FURNITURE Globe Feed 8m Garden Store East Slde Muslc Center Ploneer Feed 8. Fuel Mlles Studio Halls Motor Co fFordJ Andersen s Bakery Lakeslde Llnoleum Nelson Heating Co Prlscllla Gift Shop .Iullan s Red 8- Whlte Grocery Kvam Drug Co East Slde Launderette Underwoods Downtowner Creamery Lakeslde Hardware C NITURE IRKLAND McEvoy Rogers Lumber Co Kirkland Mercantile Wllls Schmidt Motors Younger s Candles Sampson Motor Service The Lake Lumber Co Kirkland Real Estate Co Walt s Bakery 8. 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