Lake Washington High School - Reveille Yearbook (Kirkland, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1959 volume:

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LiL lmhese haxe been the quldes who haxe at 0111 wax b11Ul1t IBXC steadled our stc ps and haxe enhqht tntcl 0111 ptnpose As l1e passes xou 1n the hall w1th an a1r of dlffnltx and sedateness 1n h1s walk XOL1 catch the sud den fflow of l11s b1g s1111le He 1s a PCISOI1 of ffentle manner and well consldered wo1ds There IS a klndlx hCS1taUCC unt1l he understands 30111 exact POSIIIOH tl1en the llffht of 1l'ltClllQCUCC shmes fIOIH ll1S ex es as he hstens to xour story and he IS compasslonate and Vllllllllg as l1e OHCIS all ll1S ald H15 meat concern for ou1 commumtx s welfa1e h1s mx olxe h all these thlngs make up o11r pr1nc1pal Mr Shoxlm ment w1th 0111 appmess N11 Seabloom walks w1tl1 a purposeful n1a1el1 down the hall mto tl1e conhnes of l11s ofhce A certam brlskness somctlmes br11sq11e11ess bolus the softness of l1lS llC21ll He holds defimtt OIJIYIIOHS and IS alw axs 1el1ably mformed HIS 121IJ1Cl HIC gI'1lllHQ' has a keen effect 11nt1l 1011 re sure xou know what 1011 IC talkmff about and then hell que you complete assur ance and w hole hearted backmv xou could wm bets on Dressed 111 111 leagut formallty or IH faded 111110011 cotton JCISCX 1n off hOUIS our xxce pl1I'lC1IJ21l IS one xou can count upon folewer H1111 the ffuatest usptet and f'frat1 111d1 we dtdlcate 0111 1939 Re 111111 to 'XI1 Dan Shoxlm N11 XX 111111 bloom vfhif ff! mm, Plelilq at 0 su.. lffl ill t a a I 1 IP!! Sllll 4 1: n no E I lrll summon M lilioq 11-I - 1, . 1 - 1 ' 1 1 ' - .. - 1 1 V . X '. . n , ' f, ' 5 , . . , 5 1 I n. p - ' f r U ., , .1 . ,. . . .' - 1 ' , .l 1 U h 2 1 Y ' ' n . 5 ' D 1 'I x A ' , - 3 . E, ,J .J and . 1 ' - ' Sea- '1 . ,J 11, . 11. ' 1.. A M4-.Ali ......,........................i, ---..... J'iK4.aQ25i FQ P . 5 4 ban 'Q 'x 4 'N ' J' X fx The uneven begins to even. and the climax to much of youth fades with the passing of the year. In reflection we will remember our crowded schedule. rehearsing More Than Meets The Eyeu . . . Homecoming royalty . . . Student Government Day . . . choir trips . . . meeting the World deadline . . . football programs . . . Senior Ball . . . Mothers' Tea . . . fighting for the Reveille extension . . . senior picture proofs . . . we have all followed a dif- ferent ray of light while reaching for alumni status. sen- iors with big ideas. hopes and prayers holding the glow af the young. to be treasured in the twilight years. Lights have shown our way through the hustle and bustle of crowded halls. through cheers and screams at football games, under the breezeway to P.E. classes or school assemblies . . . into the classroom with waving tardy ? l slips, into the enchantment of formal dances. and down the aisle towards Senior Commencement. , , , , , . . Ahead shine those lights which lead to the future . . . fave?-fi - - ' Jyfffiii- f- ' Y ' 7' ' - 5. ' , tariff ww . ,Mfg K yn ,. , - fag' , 1 532. l 11'-.X s is u ss? 4-, ii ' 1 s f i J W 5 .fs ,--wt , t 'Q - 4-1. ,gg IOR CLASS OFFICERS COINFER. Ross Anderson. President Mike vick. Assistant Secretary 1,-,ygaza 1 f? fm. ...sn Martha Dawson Roy F elstad Margaret Ann Harnlsh Lyle Kellogg Betty Lean Louxs Nxchols Ruta O'Br1en Donell Sell Steady fort1tude combmed wxth energetlc ablllty charactenzed the top ten students at Lake XVash mgton The academlc prowess of our school was kept glowmg by the efforts of the two bows and eight glrls shown on thls page 'E fa Angela Arxes Judee Brown H71 2-5 r ,af- lh V Q , . 1 ' l V 5 l ,, X no Q, N gl 1 , .Jil 4 l 1 A4 ,- sf-A . ,, 4, new-Heil: 1 :Q 1 , J 4 gjsyggf-,taisrsfs L., ,......., .N -.NL , Q , A ii? X 'N' e 'K , ' w ,. 1 , Q f , u ' r 5 s , - ' ' - u . .4 N-,-a Q faq -.M - - K. Q L w l sxe1957.-file et.-11-A I N A f o sy J I ' ..w'Wi'fPfs2'fi5inv 1 1-sam N rfwgw- ,, K . , . Us. 5 , ,- ,N,,, mei . ' N J' ' fa -'JA' 4:1 '.'ww.,,,i-.ygxn NX I , A ' ,,v' f ,K ' X., y if wk, -tx X ll. A 1, it ' R nga, , ,f av' T' - ' e sd ,N-wv'W7 'xe f Y '14 5'f+f 'W' . 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Bguicl 2.3.41 Boys' Club 2.3.4. SIl.'!RO.Y IilfIfUSIIx'. Girls' Club 2.3.4. Cubint-I 3.4, D.-H'If l1IiI3IH', Buys' tiluh 3.4.4. GERALD BOEHM. F.F.A. reporter 45 Boys' Club 25354. STUART BOYD. Boys' Club 2.3.4, JERRY BOYLE. Entered from West Vancouver High School 25 Band 2,35 Boys, Club 25354. BOB BROTEN. Basketball 25 Golf 25 Tennis 25 Pro- jector Squad 25 French Club 2,35 Boys' Club 2,3,4. ORRIL JAN BRYANT. Tumbling 4: Blackouts 45 P.E. Assistant5 Girls' Club 25354, JACQUELINE CAROL BURNARD. Girls' Club 2.3.45 Tumbling 2535 Junior Float 3. JEANIE B. BURNETT. Girls' Club Historian 4: Senior Float 4: Senior Play 4: Homecoming Royalty Committee 45 Reveille 4. BILL BURNS. Boys' Club 2.3.4. ALBERTBBONDURANT. Track 45 Boys' Club 25354. LINDA ANN BOWLB Y. Glee Club 2: Chorus 3,45 Tumbling 45 Girls' Club 2.3.4, KEN BREKNE. Library Club 2: J.V. Baseball 3,45 Science Club 45 Boys' Club 2.3.4. BERNARD BROWN. Boys' Club 2,3,4. JUDEE BROWN. Honor Society 3.45 Science Club Secretary-Treasurer 3, Presi- dent 45 Latin Club 4. JAY BURNARD. J.V. Foot- ball 2: Sophomore Basket- ball 25 Latin Club 25 Junior Prom 3: Student Council 3: Boys' Club 2,3,4. SHERRON CAMERON. Commencement 35 Junior Prom 3: Girls' Club Tolo 3: Homecoming 4: Senior Float 4: Student Publicity Man- ager 4. JOHN BURNARD. Sopho- more Basketball 2: J.V. Football 2: Student Council 2.3: Junior Prom 3: Home- coming 4: Boys' Club 2.3.4. I.lLLIA.Y ,MARIE CARL- SON. Girls' Club Finance Glee Club 2: Kangaroo Club 2: Chorus 3: Girls' Club Publicity: Blackouts: Thespians 3: Nonette 3.4: Girls' Club Cabinet 4. PATRICK CHAMUS CARLSON. Boys' Club 2.3.4. .voL.4.v CARTER. Boys' Club 2.3.4. JUDY IRENE CHARLE- SON. Latin Club 2: Infimi- ary 2: Girls' Club 2.3.45 Fine Arts 4. ROSELLA MAY CRAIG. Glee Club 2: Blackouts 2: Library Club 3: Chorus 3: Girls' Club 2,3,4g Thespians 2,3,4. JUDY JANE CULVER. Girls' Club 2,3,4g Library Club 2,3: Knights of Axe 4. C A R O L Y N DARNELL. Tumbling 25 Girls' Club 2,3,4. ROBERT JA MES DE BOLT. Stage Crew 2: Lit- erary Club 2: Projection Squad 3,4: Boys' Club 2.3,4. ALICE DELLINGER. Girls' Club 2.3.4. SHARON LEE DODD. Commencement 3: Chorus 3.4: Girls' Club 3.4: Tum- bling Team 4: XN'orld Staff 4. I2 R A L P H G I L B E R T CHANTLER. Boys, Club Cabinet 4: Tennis 2.3.4: Sophomore Hop 2: Science Club 3: Golf 2.3: Football 4: Art Club 4: World Staff 4. CAROLYN BELLE COL- MAN. Girls' Club 23.4. H E L EN L O U I S E COOPER. Tumbling Team 2g Girls, Club 2.3.4. J O A N D'ALESSA.N'DRO. Loyalty 3 . . . Secretary 4: Latin Club 3: Assembly Planning Board 3: Thespians 3.4: Student Council 4: Commencement 3: Chorus 45 Girls' Club 2.3,4. MARTHA DAWSON. As- sembly Planning Board 2,35 Blaclcouts 3: Homecoming 3: Student Council 3: Girls' Club 2 . . .Cabinet 3 . . . President 4: Loyalty 3.4: G.A.A. 3,4-: Honor Society 4. DIANA DAY. Girls' Club 2,3,4g Blackouts 3,4: Thes- pians 3.4: French Club 45 Reveille Editor 4: G.A.A. 4: Senior Play 4. JUDY KAREN BENNETT. Girls' Club 2.3,-4: Hi Fi Committee 4: Chorus 4. PAT EVA DOl1'.YI.N'G. G..-XA. 2.3: Spanish Club 2.3: Chorus 4: Girls' Club 2.3.4. jIM DREWELOW. Sopho- more Hop 2: Junior Float 3: Baseball 3: Blackouts 2.4: Student Council 3.4: Chorus 4: Football 2.3,4. DAVE ALBERT EAGON. Latin Club 2.3: Student An- nouncer 2.3.4: Stage Force 2.3,-ig Debate 2,3.4: YYorld Staff 3,4g Boys, Club 2.3.4. KAREN ELDUEN. Knights of Axe 2: Girls' Club 2,4 . . . Cabinet 3: Commence- ment 3g Blackouts. Thes- pians 2.3: G.A.A. 2.3: Drill Team 2,3.4g Loyalty 3 . . . President 4: Reveille 45 Girls of Month 3. MARIAN ENGELKE. Girls' C l u b Committees 2,33 G.A.A. 2,35 Student Coun- cil 3: Thespians 3,4 . . . Blackouts 2.3: Drill Team 2,3,4: Reveille. SHA R O N ENGSTROM. Girls, Club 2.3.45 Junior Prom 35 Commencement 3: Homecoming 3.4: Reveille 4. LEONA ESBECK, Girls' Club 2.3.4. JOYCE FLIPPIN. Latin Club 2: Knights of Axe 3: Girls' Club 2.3: Fine Arts 4: Chorus 3.4. BARBARA FLOYD Girls' Club 2.3.4. S DON DIXGDALE. Boys' Club 2.3.4. SHARON DURKEE. Tum- bling Team 2: Blackouts 2: Sophomore Hop 2: Jr. Prom Decorations Co-Chairman 3: Commencement 3: Home- coming 2.3 . . . Committee Chairman 3: Homecoming Princess 4. LEONA ENG. Glee Club 2: Girls' Club 2.3.4. MARY ENGELKE. Thes- pians 2: Homecoming 2: Blackouts 2,35 Drill Team 2.3: Reveille 4: Girls' Club 2,3,4. LERO Y ENGSTROM. Journalism 45 Boys' Club 2,3,4. WILLY FARR. Latin Club 2.3: Science Club 3,4g Wres- tling 3.4: Honor Society 45 Boys' Club 2.3.4. BRUCE ARDEN FOSTER. Boys' Club 2,3,4. ROY FELSTAD. A.S.B. President 4 : Boys' Club Cab- inet 2: Student Council 3,45 French Club 2.3: junior Class President 3: Reveille 4: Honor Society 4: Track 2.3,4: Basketball 2.3.43 Sen- ior Play 4. FRANK FUHRER. Boys' Club 2.3.45 Boys' Club Vice President 4: Wrestling 2.3.41 Football 2,3,4. if 7? LARRY CANNON. Boys' Club 2,3,4. NANCY GARTMAN. En- tered from Clarkston, W'ash- ington in junior year, Girls' Club 3,4. MICHAEL B. GILBERT. Sophomore Hop 2, junior Prom 3, jr. Float 3, Base- ball 3,41 Boys' Club 2,3,4. LARRY GREEN. Football 2,3,4, Baseball 2,3,4, Basket- ball 2,3,4, Blackouts 2,3,4, Assembly Planning Board 4, Junior Prom Decoration 3, Sophomore Float 2, Junior Float 3, Senior Ball 4, Sophomore Hop 2. JUNE ELENA GREGG. Girls' Club 2,3,4. IIM R. GULDEN. Boys, Club 2,3,4, Wrestling 3,4, Math Club 4, Science Club 4. JOHNNY HANKEL. Latin Club 2,35 Track, Cross- Country 3,4, Boys' Club 2.3.4. MARGARET ANN HARNISH. Thespinns 2.3. National 4: Orchestra 2.3.42 Singing Strings 2.3.-4: All Northwest Orclit-str.: 2.4: All State Orchestral Il: llonor Society 3. Sccrct.iry-Trc1ts- urcr 4: Girls' Club 2.3.4. SHIELA IIARSH. Loyalty 3.4: Girls' Club 2, Cabinet 3. Treasurer 4: Girl-of-the- Month 3: Tolo C0-Chairman 3: Nonette 3.4: Singing Strings 2.3.41 Revc-ille 4, Blacl-:outs 2.3: Orchestra 2.3.4. DANIEL GERBI. Foreign exchange student, Student Council 4, Senior Play 4, Tennis 4, ANNE GLEASON. Orches- tra 2, Honor Society 3,4, Student Council 4, A.S.B. Bookkeeper, Girls' Club 2,3,4. PEGGY GRAVES. Tumbl- ing 2, Sophomore Hop 2, Jr. Prom 3, Homecoming 4, Art Club 4, Girls' Club 2,3,4. WALTER GUERTIN. Bas- ketball 2,35 Boys' Club 2,3,4. BILL HADFIELD. Boys' Club 2,3,4. ROGER HANDEGARD. Boys' Club 2,3,4, Tennis 3,4. EDITH ANNETTE HARTMAN. Library Club 3, Knights of Axe 4, Girls' Club 2, Top Brass 3,4-. OWEN HARVEY. Baseball 2.3: Football 3, Boys' Club 2.3.4. I.l.N.X HICAS. Boys Club BOYD PAIQL IIOOPS. Basketball 2: Boys' Club 2.3.41 Chorus 3.4. GEORGE TIIOAIAS HUD- Dl.IfSTO.Y. Journalism. Feature Editor 3,42 Senior Float 4: Boys' Club 2.3.4. BOB HUNTER. Boys' Club 2.3.4, DI.'A.X'E ISACKSON. Boys' Club 2.3.4. IOHNIE IACKSON. Bas- ketball 2.3.-lg Baseball 2.3.41 Boys' Club 2.3.4: Spanish Club 3: lfootball 4. CllfIIAI.D jIf.YNl.YC.S'. Pro- jector Squad 2: Tennis 3.4: -luurnnlisin 4: Boys' Club l..l.rl. ISICYCIS jOlI.YSO.'V. Frenfh Club 2.3: Thespians 2.3: Sc'iem'e Club 3. Secretary- vlil'l'llSlll'Cl' 41 Boys' Club 2.3.4. 1 SA.N'DR.-1 HOLLOJVIAN. Sophomore Hop 2: Girls' Club Entertainment 2.3: Thespians: Blarkouts 2.3: journalism 3: Drill Team 3. PIf.X'.Yl HOLJIBERG. Soph- omore Hop 2: Frcneh Club J: junior Prom 3: Blaekouls 3: World 3.4: Girls' Club 2.3.41 Iumbhng Iezun 2.3.4. jlI.I. HL'CHE.S'. Blarkouts 3.4: Knights of Axe 3. See- retary 4: Girls' Club 2.3.4. PAT lII'Rl.BI,'T. Girls' Club 2.3. lnfirlnxnry 4: Clee Club 2: Chorus Secretary 43 journalism 4: Knights of Axe 4. BETTY l.YG1fRSOfV. Girls' Club 2.3.4. PATRICIA jATON. Soph- omore Hop 2: Homecoming 2.3: Tumbling 2.3.41 Girls' Club 2.3.4. I1'AI.TIfRjOl1N.S'IiN. Soph- omore Ilop 2, Projeetion Squad 2.3: Band and Or- chestra 2.3: junior Prom 3: Thespians 2.3.41 Yell King 3.4: Homecoming -lg Student Counril 4. SHANNON SPARLING IATON. Student Council 2.3.41 Girls' Club 2.3.4g Homecoming 2.3g Bellevue- Lake Washington Exchange Dance 2.3: Spanish Club 2.3: Junior Prom Favor C0- Chairman 3: Journalism 3, Editor 4, Reveillc 4. DIANA KA VALESKI. Girls' Club 2.3.4. SHIRLEY KELLJIER. Girls' Club 2.3 . . . Cabi- net 4: Junior Prom 3: Sen- ior Ball 3: Blackouts 3: Commenccment 3: G..-XA. 3: Reveillc 4: Office Girl 4: Homecoming 4. LYLE KELLOGG. Latin Club 2: Student Council 2: Band and Orchestra 2.3: Blackouts 2.3: Boys' Quartette 3: Chorus 3.4: Senior Play 4: Boys' Club 2.3.4. BILL Al. KOLI.. Black- outs 2.3: Spanish Club 2.3: Junior Prom 3: Band 2.3.41 Homecoming 4: Boys' Club Cabinet 4. VIRGIL LANGE. Baseball 2: Boys' Club 2.3.4. AI A H L O N LANDRY. Blackouts 2.3.4: French Club 3: Boys' Club 2.3.4: Concession Stand 4: Sci- ence Club 3 . . . Vice President 4. BETTY ANN LEAN. Latin Club 2: Thespians 2.3.41 Tennis 2.3.41 GAA. 2.3 . . . Vice President 4: Girls' Club 2.3 . . . Cabi- net 4: Honor Society 4: Sr. Play Production As- sistant 4. CRAIG LINDSAY. Boys' Club 2.3.41 Assembly Plan- ning Board 3. D A V I D I.INDSI.IfY. Boys' Club 2.3.4. DAVID LIPP. Boys' Club 2.3.4. RAY KIBBEE. Band 2.3: Track 2.3: Football 3: Boys' Club 2.3.4. GI.EN.N' KEITH LAND- GFTH. Boys' Club 2.3.4. V E R N O N LANDON. Boys' Club 2.3.4. GARY LEA CH. Boys' Club 2.3.4. IUDITH LEMKE. Girls' Club 2.3.4. SANDRA LINDQUIST. Girls' Club 2.3 . . , Cabi- net 3: Office Staff 3: Thes- pians 2.3: Blackouts Ticket Co-Chairman 3: Publicity 45 Honor Society 4. HONIE .MAC ARTHUR. junior Prom 3: Blackouts 3.4: Thespians 3.4: Honor Society 3.4: Loyalty 3.4: Homecoming 4: Revcille 41 Girls Club 2.3.4. SI'SA.Y LOREEN .HAKEI..4. Kangaroo Club 2: Student Council 2: XN'orld Stafl' 3: jr. Prom 3: French Club 3: Girls' Club Finanre 3: Girls' Club 2.3.4. T? LOREN MARTIN. Boys' Club 25354. GORDON ROSS McKA Y. J.V. Football5 Band 2,35 Blackouts 35 Pep Band 25 Boys' Club 2,3,4. EDNA R, McLAUCH- LAN. Glee Club 25 Chorus 3,45 Cirls' Club 2,3,4. JEFF MILLER. Boys' Club 2,3,4. ALICE Mosm. Girls' Club 2,3,4. MARK MOSS. Football 25 Boys' Club 2,3545 Senior Play 45 Track 253,45 F.F.A. 253. JIM R. MURPHY. En- tered from O'Dea High School 35 Blackouts 35 Stage Crew 35 Knights of Axe 3: Library Club 35 F.F.A. 3,45 Student Coun- cil4. LOUIS B. NICHOLS. Spanish Club 253: Student Council 35 j.V. Golf 45 Honor Society President 45 Homecoming Co-Chairman 4. LEE McCUTCHEON. Sophomore Hop 25 Varsity Ball 25 Junior Prom 35 Blackouts 253.45 Thespians 3,45 Boys' Club Publicity 4. LARRY McIN.N'IS. Boys' Club 253,45 Sophomore Hop 25 Junior Prom 3, Sophomore,-Junior, Senior Floats 253,45 Boys' Club Cabinet 3. JACK LANE MILLER. Sophomore Hop 25 Track 2,3,45 Cross-Country 35 Spanish Club 35 Junior Prom 35 Boys' Club 25 Boys' Club Cabinet 3, Secretary 45 Homecoming 2,3,4. ODELL F. MILLIREN. Student Council 35 Boys' Club 253,45 Football 2. DON MOESCH. Boys' Club 253,45 Football 253,45 Wrestling 2,3,4. ESTHER LOUISE MOYER. Latin Club 25 Girls' Club Finance 2, Look-out 35 Homecoming 3,45 Honor Society 45 Glee Club 45 World Staff 3. ERNIE NORTH. Girls' Club 2,3,4, Cabinet 4: Nonette 4. WILLIAM MURDOCH. Boys' Club 4. RITA O'BRIEN. Sopho- more Hop 2: Orchestra 2,3545 Spanish Club Presi- dent 35 junior Prom 35 Commencement 3: Home- coming 3,45 Loyalty 3.45 Honor Society 3, Vice President 45 G.A.A. 2.3, Treasurer 4. HARLAN OSTLAND. Boys' Club 2.3.4. F.F,A. 2.3.4. DONN OLIVER OWENS. Stage Crew 2: Baseball Mgr. 2.3.41 Knights of Axe 2.3.45 Thespians 2.3.41 Wrestling 2.3. Varsity 4. BOB PADUANO. Boys' Club 2.3.4. : 'xx , J L- ...mf Ev.. ' C Q ERROL GORDON PETER- SEN. Boys' Club 2.3,4. TOM PINNEY. Boys' Club 2.3,4: YNorld 3.4: Senior Float 4. JOAN PRIMEAU. Girls' Club 2,3.4: Orchestra 2.3.45 Senior Play 4. LARRY RAAUM. Boys' Club 2,3,4. CINDY RAINIVATER. Song Leader 4: Loyalty 3. Vice President 4: Reveille 4: Honor Society 3.4: Jun- ior Class Secretary 3: Home- coming 3.4. Princess 4: Blackouts 3: Assembly Plan- ning Board 3. SHEILA RATHBl'N. Girls' Club Charm 2: Debate 2.4: A.S.B. Publicity 3.4: All State Orchestra 3: French Club 3: Orvhestru 2.3.41 Singing Strings 2.3.41 Black- outs 2.3: Ticket Chairman 3. CELIA PACKARD. Orches- tra 2: Girls' Club Tolo 3: Spanish Club 3.4: Honor Society 3.4: Girls' Club Committee 3.4: A.S.B. Pub- licity 4: Debate 4: G.A.A. 2,3,4. JERRY PEDERSEN. Boys' Club 2,3,4g Senior Float Co- Chairman 4g F.F.A. 2,3,4. JEAN LOUISE PERSON. Sophomore Float 2: Black- outs 2: Girls' Club Decora- tion 2: Chorus 4: Girls' Club 2.3.4. LINDA POPE. Entered from Salem. Oregon in jun- ior year: Drill Team 3,45 Blaekouts 3: Girls' Club 3.43 Office 3.4. ANEENE PULLMAN. Girls' Club 2.3.45 Nonette 3.4: Student Council 45 Chorus 4: Homecoming 3,43 Thes- pians 3.4: Blackouts 2.3: Charm 4. JOHN PURCELL. Band 2,33 J.V. Football 2.3, Var- sity 4g J.V. YN'restling 2.3: F.F.A. 2.3. President 4: Boys' Club 2.3.4. JIAI REZAC. Boysi Club 2.3.41 YYr4-stling 2.3.4. State 3. FAYE LORAINE RIFE. rs Club -... . FRAN ROBERTS. Sopho- more Hop 2g Office Staff 2,35 Chorus 3g Songleader 3g Queen 4g Assembly Planning Board 4g Loyalty 4g Blackouts 2,35 Student Council 2,3,4. MICHAEL ANTHONY RORVIK. Student Council 35 Senior Class Float 4g Senior Class President 4g Boys' Club 2,3,4. MYRTLE ROSTAD. Glee Club 2g Girls' Club 2,3,4. ROBERT ROY. Boys' Club 2,3,4. DEANNA SCHELIN. Loy- alty 3, Historian 4g Drill Team 3, Leader 45 Thes- pians 2,3,4g Blackouts 2,33 Girls' Club 2,3,4g Reveille 4. SANDRA SCHNEIDER. Girls' Club 2,3,4g Infirmary 2,3. DONELL SELL. Girls' Club 2,3,4g Student Body Secre- tary 45 Loyalty 4. EVELYN SELSET. Girls' Club 2,3,4. DELBERT ROGERS. Boys' Club 2,3,4. BILL ROOT. Latin Club 2.3g Wrestling 3,4g Science Club 45 Boys' Club 2,3,4. PHILIP IAMES ROWE. Latin Club 2,35 Head Bas- ketball Manager 3g Student Council 45 Boys' Club Cabi- net 4. RANDY RYDEEN. Boys' Club 2,3,4g Blackouts 2. KARLA SANDS. Girls' Club 2,3, Secretary 43 Band 2,3, Secretary 45 Loyalty 3,4g Honor Society 3,4g Thes- pians 2,3,4g Blackouts 2,3g Girl-of-the-Month 3. FRED ARTHUR SCHOEN. French Club 2,33 Junior Prom 3g Boys' Club 2,3,4g Senior Play 4. SALLY SHEETS. Girls' Club 4. ALLEN SEARLE. Football 2g Track 25 Wrestling 45 Boys' Club 2,3,4. DA VE SHIREY. Boys' Club 2,3,4. DORENE SHIRLEY. G.A.A. 25 Sophomore Hop 25 Girls' Club 2,45 Cabinet 35 Girls' Club Tolo 2535 junior Prom 35 A.S.B. Pub- licity 4. LYNDON H. SHO VE. Boys' Club 25354. GERALD CLYDE SIM- MONS. Football 25 Base- ball 2.3545 Basketball Man- ager 2.3545 junior Prom 35 Commencement 35 Student Traffic Court 3,45 NVorld 45 Boys' Club Cabinet 4. JOAN SODERSTROM. Girls' Club 253.45 Senior Class Secretary 45 Blackouts 3, TOM SOHNS. National Thespians 25 Blackouts 2,35 Thespian Vice President 35 Junior Prom 35 Chorus 45 Boys' Club 253545 Cabinet 45 Senior Ball 45 Senior Play 4. SYLVIA ELIZABETH SPORRER. Glee Club 25 Chorus 35 G.A.A. 35 Black- outs 35 Knights of Axe 45 Girls' Club 253545 Fine Arts 3. JIM STOODE. Boys' Club 2354. LINDA MARIE STURDE- VANT. Girls' Club 25354. ERICK SIYNDSTROM. B05-S' Club 2.3.4. BOB SIEVERS. Boys' Club 25354. MARILYN SMITH. Kan- garoo Club 25 Girls' Club 2.35 Vice President 45 Stu- dent Council 253545 Reveille 45 World 35 Junior Prom 35 Loyalty 354. GREG SKADAN. Football 25 Spanish Club Vice Presi- dent 3: Basketball 2.3545 Boys' Club 253.4. IUDY SPALDING. Home- coming 25 Infirmary 25 Knights of Axe 25 Thespians 25 Blackouts 35 G.A.A. 2535 Student Council 3,45 Re- veille 45 Girls' Club 25354. MARVIN BRUCE STEVENS. Boys' Club 25354. MARILYN JOYCE STOKKE. Blackouts 2535 Student Council 35 Honor Society 3,45 Songleader 4. DAN SVA LENG. Boys' Club 2.3.4. DOLORES D. SIVAF- FIELD. Glec Club 2.31 Girls' Club 2.3.4. DICK SWEENEY. Boys' Club 2,354 JANET THORSOS. Home- coming Queen 45 Spanish Club 2,35 Thespians 253,45 Girls' Club Charm 35 Stu- dent Council 35 Girls' State 35 Homecoming General Co- Chairman 4. CHARLES ULTICAN. Boys' Club 2,3,4. DON GENE VAUGHT. Baseball 25 Junior Float Committee 35 French Club 2,35 Wrestling 4. DALE WALKER. Baseball J.V. 2, Varsity 3,45 Wres- tling 2,3545 A.S.B. Publicity Committee 45 Student Coun- cil 2. GALIN WALKER. Boys' Club 25354. BONNIE FRANCIS WEATHERMAN. Band 2,35 45 Girls' Club 253,45 Library Club 2,3545 Projection Squad 3,45 Blackouts 3. SHARON WELDING. En- tered from Roosevelt High in Senior Year5 Senior Play Publicity 45 Homecoming 45 Girls' Club 4. BYRON SWIGART. Foot- ball 35 Boys' Club 25354. IO ANN TACKER. Honor Society 3,45 Loyalty 3,45 G.A,A. 253, President 45 Girls' Club Charm 2, Fi- nance 3, Hi Finance 45 Band 25 Science Club 3545 Assembly Planning Board 45 Junior Prom Decoration 3. JUDY ANN VAN CLEVE. Thespians 2,35 Blackouts 3,45 Homecoming 3,45 G.A.A. 35 Nonette 45 Cho- rus 45 Girls' Club 25354. WILLIAM COOPER VIEHMANN. Entered from Bellevue High 45 Boys' Club 4. ARTHUR L. WAHL. J.V. Basketball 25 Class President 25 Student Council 2,35 J.V. Baseball 35 Entertain- ment Chairman Junior Prom 35 Student Court 3, Judge 45 Boys' Club Cabinet 354. MICKEY JOHN WALKER. Boys' Club 25354. DONALD THOMAS WELTER. Boys' Club 2,3,4. BETTY RAE WATT. Girls' Club 2,3,4. ALAN A. WENTZEL. Latin Club 25 Football 25 Reveille 45 Co-Chairrnan of Floats 45 Homecoming 45 A.S.B. Business Mgr. 45 Boys' Club 2,3,45 Basketball 2,3,4. NEVA B. WHEATLEY. Commencement 2,35 G.A.A. 2, Secretary-Treas- ,urer 3, Girls' Club Finance 2.3, Decoration 45 Non- nette 2,3,-lg Blackouts 2,35 Jr. Prom 3, Senior Play 4. CHUCK WHITE. Foot- ball 2,3,4g Basketball 2,3,4g Baseball 2.3,-lg Boys' Club 2,3,4, LYNNE WHITE. Entered from Lincoln High School of Seattle in Senior Year, Girls' Club 4. BONNIE WHITE. Girls' Club 2.3.-4: Chorus 3,-ln LA RR Y WHITE. Boys' Club 23.4. NEAL R. WHITE. Sopho- more and Junior Float 2,35 Student Council 2g Vice President of A.S.B. 45 junior Prom Decorationg Boys' Club Cabinet 2,3g Football 2,3,4g Baseball 2,3,4g Basketball 2,3,45 As- sembly Planning Board Chairman 4. American Got ernment Class, the birthplace of Mr. McLaughlinls grey hairs. V-I5 NOT jack Atkins Steve Hilliard Dick Jarrard Don King Kenneth La Brie Bob Maddox Bill Moorhouse Gene Rasmussen Phil Renando Roy Scott P1 CTUR ED Donna Mae Silberrad Bonnie Mae Tarp 'lim Thress Edith Trcgilgus Eleanor Tregilgus Cynthia XN'hatley Dorothy XVilson Janice YVoo1cott X X We have stood tall and strong f 1 f X ,J , f fx if t 5 . X through the year . Searching the distance for a flicker of light, upon whose spark we could depend to lead us through the fog of life. Moving carefully, yet steadily ahead, class officers fixing a straight course through Dixie Dream- land . . . winning homecoming fioat . . . U.S. History units . . . locker room gab fests . . . going steady . . . crowded cafeteria lines . . . commencement decorations . . . This was an in-between year in which we found that special beam to lead us to our goal . . . if .gg Y I if N 1 vs '41 5'jg'Q-as i V355 Xxx .rx Junior Class Officers gather: President Puck Cross: Serretary Lucille Anderson: Aiiisfanl Sec- retary Dale Laschkewifschg Vire Prexident Marv Bowen. 24 ,gi tl Chuck Akin Pat Alexander Gary Anderson Lueile Anderson Loa Andrews qv 1' s V I . , -H- vfl-A -ff' . t , ,pg , Neely 5 57 Ellen Bailey Charles Barker Marie Barnreiter Pam Bartholomew Bill Becker David Beeklund Richard Benjamin Bruce Bennett Carlisle Blanchard Eileen Bonham Marian Bottom Sandra Bowdish Linda Brashears Arlene Brosius Benny Brown Claydine Brown Randy Burnite Ankin Carlson Bill Carlson Larry Cast Dennis Clausuitzer Carol Cleven Betty Cook Mary Alive Cooper Bruce Cross Larry Crouch Richard Crowe Karen Curtiss Geof Armstrong Dan Arnold Jim Ashbaugh Stan Atwood Robbie Avery Kathi Baier lu 3' ,, Q WC V G- ? ,J if y 542' 0, U, K, , , '7 K M , if 1 1 5 i XC, X - , Lf' if. - , .. 1 Marjie Bauman Mike Bauman Dick Bean Barbara Bergevin Bob Bergstrom Laurene Bernie Marvin Bowen Jim Bowman Dick Boyre Tom Brown Don Burlingame Sandra Burnard Gail Charleson Linda Clark Phil Clausen Joe Costello Ron Crawford Lee Crosby Jim Daly Larry Davidson Earl Davis W 3 4 at . 'Q fill QT 'ff .14 4 C L. ,vu to ,pa , as 'L f, Ai J -.1 pu 15 Er Z Y '-f Ron Davis Je-H' Dawson Sandie- Decker Dvnnis Dc-Yom Roscr Dorstad john Dulancy Dorothy Dupc-a lan Eagvr Marlcnc- Flducn Dirk Evans john lfarra Barbara Fay Torn Fe-ek Dcloris Forquc Ron Fox Elaine Gaidos Patriria Gail Rosanne Gillwrt Dali- Gleason Diana Glvason Chuck Gordon John Griffin Nanfy Grifhths Linda Griswold Art Gulmsvr Clycla' llauluncl lN1aclc-linv llalls .-Klan llanwn xI.lI'f','xIlI1 llansrrn lfranlf llarw-v Bonnnf ll.1lli.xwax hlwlivm- llawkins fil1.1l'll'C Ilan-S Marx llvisvr Phil lla-nl:-y ,Ae fi 3:1 'ii ,KW af' o ii Bob Dclay Larry Dc-Merritt Llarincn Dm-thlofl Boh Doud Mike- Downs Jvanic Elsvr Arlvnv Envy Dc-nisv Evans Joycv Fisk YN'alt0r Fitch Phyllis Flippin Carolyn Gaudy ls i x X x X. Bob G1-rclv Mifhacl Gvrrnann Mila- Gordon Dan Graves Mika? Gregory Gary Guclfgvl Dick Guvrtin Torn llaclfivld Tom llansvn l'l.1rl1.1l'.n llarclf-nlmsok Sarulixz llarris Sll.lliHI1 llaym-Q Kvlll ll.1Yw.lI'Cl l.1' Rink' lle'lmn'l'K Alvrrv llill ullv llvnnf n P la fzf X ,iw xv: at, lt ,Eh -'1 if Sharon Howe Russell Huddleston Beth Hughes Gail Jacobsen Cheri Johnsen Larry Johnson Lewis Johnson Lois Johnson Merrily Johnson Jeanne Kehle Diane Kehoe Katherine Kellum Jim Kemp Sue Kraft Sunne Jean Kristianson ,JJJLV Karen Ktinkle Caron La Brie Dennis Laird Bill Larson it P Judy Larson Karen Larson Janice Linn Wendy Luty Nliehael Lux Gary Lynn Jim Mc'Callum Charles Mcfllintirk James McDermott Lyle Mcliachern Barbara Nfabry Don Mark Marianne Mannell Arleen Martin Mary Mattila Susan Mattson Kenny Meekem Brute Mendenhall A Q - .. i 3 'ii ,pq ,i W7-. L ri H' ar 'Q i at ai from ' at v .V jf' .I Daz , iz QI I ' J x, A 4 C, ed fl .4 -' . xi -is 0 .FQ V - Y -ig! . f fig x W Z2 W Ronald Humphery Sheri lvans Sandra Jacobsen Jim Johnson John Johnson Janet Johnston Stan Jones Donald Jovag Nfarilyn Kimball Dave Kneehtges Vic Kosfhmann Dorthy La Brie , -'LJ I fi et V K li -5iK.arin La Brie Sandy La Brie Sara Larson Dale Lasehkewitseh Robert Lehan Phil Lyons Tamara Lyons Donna MrCallum Rexine Mrliarhern Lyle MrLaurhlan Edith MeSparran Dennis Biason Melody Blason Steve Blason Lynn Kfeyer Dirk Mieloneon Ray Miller 1 S Sandy Mitchell Daxe Morrison Karen Horse Carolee Mounce Brenda llouw anice Munzinger . Q ' is B '.'- l 'Z AJ F114 Q 1 gt J I jar Phyllis Myers V I : 1, Ted Myers Kay Nichols Constance Noble David Olson Ceorx Ostrancler 'f' Q7 .f' J ea Q N ' ff 3 f f P f J YN'arren Pagel 11,6 W, 'SQ' Jeff Palmer X X ft Jon Paulson Connie Peck Carolyn Person Joanne Peterson Holley Posey Lonney Posey a t Qi i VVA V j: N, L . ' W' fav Thad Pound is - W, - John Priebe 'I 3 , N I Barbara Raught Linda Recor T Ref? -?' Miss' Allison Reed X , tl Sharon Richards Jim Rochelle Bob Rose Rae Roy Yirgie Rutkowski Carol Schneider lf., Barbara Schoen v . WI Jim Neubert Doug Nibarger Clayton Ogden Arnie Olson Nfary Jane Parkhurst N Susan Partlow Daryl Patterson Sandra Pickrell lNIerrill Pierce Jeanne Polacek Sandra Preston Janice Primeau Ronnie Randall Carolee Richardson Beverly Roach Patty Roberts Bob Salizgiver Rodney Sauvage Steve Schmidt Sally Seaman 1 grill J t Beth Schumacher Martha Scott Loran Sears Larry Seferovich Gordon Sell Fred Shaw Dick Searle Cindy Sherman 9 .1 1 -c' n ef W , if sw fl' 9 PICTURED Roger Schmidt Donald Smith Robert Taylor u , x'-2'1 W jim Shook Dianne Smith Janice Smith Tim Smith Vikki Smith Margaret Stark Jim Stensland Bob Sween Beth Taylor Bill Taylor Charlene Taylor Keith Templeton Mike Terry Mary Jane Teschner Sandra Thompson Bill Trippett Joanne Trochmann Marcia Tuttle Chuck Valenta Corrinne Wagner Gerane Walker Jerry Walker John Way Gail Wegener Karen Wegener Mike Wegener Pat Weiss Penny Weyer Roger Wheeling Judith White John Windsor Sharlene YVinget Linda Smith Pam Smith Patty Smith Steve Sparling Becky Standly Jack Stewart Ron Sward Dianne Taylor Barbara Teloek Allen Templeton Sandra Thornton Cathy Thorp Tom Toussaint Sherin Vang Steve Van Pelt Saundra Vinje Glenn Weatherman Jerry W'ebb Michael Webber Mike Wells Donald YVelter Mark XN'est Beth Wiesen Rirhard XVilt'h Chuck YN'ilCox Art Yeoman Faith Youngs Roddy Zook 'FQ 4 M1 ' av , fi 15 X 'x I il E417 ,gg Lf! 4 I lv Wt, , fini Us er Ml 'ef ' ff From the dawn of our youth halls have echoed . These were the Hrst mad days of over-crowded halls, when everyone but you knew exactly where he was headed, some immediately - others more gradually - finding their special niches in school life. We were sophomores, our goal glowing brightly in the far distance . . . Sophomore Class Ofhcers face the future: Sec- retary, Jim Gilbert, President, Larry Talbot and Vice President, P. G. Phillips. Nancy Ahbett Blarilyn Abbott Sharon Atker Paula Adams Bob Adsit Grant Allison Kathy .Allison Robert Almond John Anderson Sandy .Anderson Jim Armstrong Sharon Ashford Sandra Ashley Susan Askew Don Babeotk ,lim Badron john Bailey Carolyn Baker Sherry Bancroft David Barnes Mike Barrett jim Bauman Kaye Baxter Kenneth Bean Sharon Beetle Colleen Benish Sharon Benjamin Don Bergstrom Ronald Blake Carletta Blanchard Greg Bloom Sally Bogart Janet Bolton Pete Bookwalter Carolyn Brashears Tom Bratt Gordon Brawn Bob Britton Karen Brondel Cecelia Brown Bob Bunnell Steve Bunker Bonnie Burnite Rick Bush Shirley Caldwell Harvey Campbell Mike Campbell Ed Carlson .Indy Casey Judy Chantler Delores Chaussee Herb Chevalier Claudia Chilberq ,Io Ann Clements Mike Clemmons Bill Coherill Ricky Coleman Karen Collier Noel Commerre Virginia Cook Gary Cooper Denny Corbett Carol Cox Mary Craig Pat Craig George Crook Midge Davis Nierritt Day Ianet De Boer 4:8 sl' qu? 3 :fl 4 4 9 Q . ' 1 i- -5 . .. if -.JE is 'Y' we 3' 'tv 'Q-,li ,xii ' my it ,J iff ff? '1 U ? Z? 'Y 0 av- ffy , '1 1-.J 3 iv' N ! . ,V , , , gf- ft 7 L3,xT2.' ,, 6 V7 4' I .3 L' fl M xx! s,:.:.!13f- -1 wk 4 . a u ' - i u ff ,lrf 1-2 ...ri ,auf 3. 9 - - fig? a af if f , h gi J GZ V X ar' L4 ' ' 1 A ' V . LT. L H - V 1 'cy , Roger Decker Jo Ann De Jong jim Denton Ramon De lYitt Barbara Dillon Diana Dee Dixon Freda Donnell Mark Downs Mary Downs Pat Du Bois Driver Training students leam Shdmn Dwinmill details of highway ronstmrtion Vern Easterlin Rosalee Edmonds Marcella Edward David Eggers Carol Eisner Jerry Erickson jim Erirkson Gaylon Estes Karen Ewing Dan Feek Ann Flippin Andy Foreier Lenora Forcier Dale Ford Lamar Forque Lynn Foster Hugh Friberg flap W Y vifkitrunk . A A .U Blarvin Garrett . H , j - W Pam Gates 'V Q ' , Mike Gau ' , BI: 'A G hl .fs v ff in ml C U' rw Kriss Gerde Q. .lim Gilbert All I 1 4 5 A L ' 2 Judy Gilbert - 1' 4 5 fa 1- 3' . if ., . 2 s I 1 Q - f gt .. , Pm-nnyG1ll1land r W: vm Dennis Gisle ml :Q i V YW 'N J Dale Glassett f :L iff +- JL uinie Gollofon Byron Cordon n Gordon Pauline C ouyd Tom f oxe Bobbie Graep m Gregory. Gordon Griffiths. John Griffiths. from Susan Askew and Nomia Leicester. Norman Griffiths Barbara Grosvenor Jean Gubser Vivian Gunderson Linda Gwilym George Haglund Eileen Halpin Allen Hamley Dirk Hampton Barbara Hankel Jeannie Hansen Joy Hansen Larry Harbeson Joan Hardee Sally Hardenbrook Bfike Harold Julie Harwood David Hawley Shirley Hayes Merilyn Heam Ed Heidel Lennea Hicks Diane Hoffman Paul Holden Kathy Housekeeper Ron Hoyer Sharon Hufty Jim Hunt Helen Iverson Gary Jafkson Jim Jackson Mary James Bielody James David Jenkins David Jenner Roberta Jensen John Johnsen Gary Johnson Jerome Johnson 'Y my il 5- ' ii! yr: I, Q fr' wi, W V J 4 Q Wy if as W, 44' 4' J yy 1 ,,. JJy N lv, 2, P? sz-J 22 J .an -v v fp 719 X 'if . in M? ew Q K' 5 6 .' I flu! v Yr 4 Sue Johnson. Gary Johnston. Kay Johjston, Sylvia Jones, Bob Kaler, Leon Kent, Mattie Lou King, Peter King, S iv kb, haron King L 3., 'iff Q--5 5' , Dave Kirkbride ari Kittle ink Knufkey Dennis Krasselt Ronnie Kreider Jar lt Kunlta Hugh Lade Bob Lambert Paul Landegard Naney Landguth Vernon Lang john Lanham Norma Leicester Gene Lindemoen Sharon Linder Lanny Lindros Donna Lee Lisle Diana Littell Louise Logan Linda Lonetot Linda Lovejoy Carol Lowery Deanna Luke David Luther Chuek Lynde udy McD1mic-ls udy McFarland Pat McKenna Jock McLaughlin Jack Magnuson Paul Maki Bernice Marinsic Virgil Markee Sharon Martin Bill Massey David Matheson Mark Mathies Larry Nlatson Carole Matthews Dave Matthews julie Medgard Joanne Meier Maureen Biessinger John Meyer Pam Missall Janice hloen Onas Morseman Bill Moyer Mary MUFMIY jim Mynar Barton Nt-whom Barbara Newman Ron Nifholl Dan O'Brien Judy Ogilvie Gene Olsen Sally Olsen Peggy Olson Blurty Uprea kiniee Ordatl 'athy Ottoser Derald Owens Edmund Patee Patty Patterson Judy Pedersen Lee Pedersen Linda Pedersen Val Penson Nlelodee Peterson Eugene Petrick Marilyn Pfeiffer P. G. Phillips Sharon Pierce Joe Potier Mike Potts Lynn Quinn Gerry Radtke Kenny Rae De Maris Raiheld Russell Randall Noreen Rathjen Shirley Recor Tom Reed Diana RenFroe Roger Rebhulm Dave Riehards Wendy Rorkefeller Alvin Rogers Don Rogers Sandra Rose Patsy Roseherry Dan Rubens Dirk Sala Bill Salisbury Bonnie Sands Lawrenre Sather lNIary Seheel Tom Sehillar Bill Schlicting Sheila Schweider Barbara Senesru Gary Shanander Kathy Shirley James Shoemaker Bob Shook Kathy Shovlin Richard Sievaren Vicki Simmons Gerry Singer Joyce Skinner Carolyn Smith Doug Smith Jean Smith Jim Smith .lim Smith Larry Smith Nels Soderstrom Dirk Sohns Eddy'Spaulding jerry Spaulding Barbara Speers Bonnie Spray Barvara Stanton Davey Stapleton Diana Steen Sid Sterling Dave Stewart Georgia Stewart Carolyn Stone Gary Stone Halma Stopyra Neva Strange Brent Streeter Patrifa Strode Pat Strode Joe Stuart Francis Sturman Bob Swanson Diek Sweeney Cis Swigart Larry Talhert an ,., t .N 6 f - rgx - .. .. ' M21 5 1 ' ? gif' g . W tk XVI!! .iff . L 'L il ' yn M W ag Q -Q 5' gg, Rf? we' tl, r eg qi ,' W -:R Z Y! tv.. , I , A l K za, wr, ' f uf ig? 741. 'I to ry 4 ,fan 1 W4 Q .xl 'go r , W - 2553 L L Oruhlr-0 Tzxnnnhill Susan Taylor Lynne Thomson Sharon Thornton Eric' Thorsos Karcn Thurbcr Lynn Tunis Rirhnrd Turner Bzirbura Turpin Donna Yzlllvy Ginny Yan Corlcl Eddic Van XN'inkl0 Penny Yicnry Toni Nlicldcll Gary Wallis Joan Hlirncr Danny XYarrcn James Hitt John XVvb1-r Trudy Wm-lmcr Bill NVcgcnvr liy nl hr is xull I9 day. our lights burn brightly. 4 li! J N bv 'v 'F ,eff . M we I ,- 1 J 5 ,iv 1 I r- ' AJR L.. ,. 4 v I e . ... , 1.1. . -v ,gg Z S Q Study hall is the place for rest and rehabilitation frantic ctTort and desperate preparation. NOT PICTURED Joanne Dethlofl' Bob Kole Chuck Ricc Robert Rose Wilma Stopyra 37 Pam Wester Bill lfVetherbet- Teavioes Whatley Kirk Whitcombc Ron White Virginia White Don Whitt Robert Wick Kit Wickcncamp Linda Wilber Sharon VVilks Don Williams Gale NVilli:1mson Judy YVilli:1mson Delnuny Wilson Wodenzi Wilson F E z Mike Woodson Lorraine Woolcott Carol lVright Diane Wyse Fred Youngs ,,,.-wpv: Va .f 4- ZW N ., --Agng. - ' 'I iv ' Q 1 v aff, ,arrvn-g,-, 4 lp . 5 'R fix . 'J 's 'Q 1 W 3 . f-M .- ' swlllm , ' f K' W KT, .1 ., . Zylf' -V ifiiifl fgiif 5113-T' 'Tr-'L' 'ff ff EY- , ' 5 1 Q A . -- wa -'1 ,.'f'f f,, f If ,, U . -mV,,Mf ' Q- , .Mfg 1 - L ' , My - rl- f bk J M. , ., - -. ASQ-f A A w Re-echoes of plans and creations X f 5, ww-f 5 f ff 2 N' .f 0 f' x -FE' ASB Roy Felstad Preszdent f sf' W f Neal Whlte Vzce Prenrlent Donell Sell Secretary A Hope for the Future Looms Near ASB IS our consclenee our uxll the XOICC quldlnq us planning for us and spmlunq for us all It struts to foster school sp1r1t to coordlnate school actlxltles, and to asslst the admmxstratlon ln matters pertammg to student affaxrs The Student Body IS s lf qoxernlnff Through 1ts xauous commlttees lt plans and carrles out student projects and events Three very xmportfmt KOIUIHIIUCS xn thls orqanwa tlon are The Assemblv Plannlnff Board, The Publlclty Commlttee and Thr Traflic Court The Assemblx Plannmff Board conslsts of 1 bow and qlrl reprtstntatlu from tht Sophomore umor and Senror classes Neal YN hltt ASB X lee Prtsxdent acts as chalrman xx 1th Nlr Seabloom adxlsmfr Thls group plans and schedules the xmrs assemblles Thls IS no easy task for thu must s'1t1sfx both students and faculty Sparlxed bx Sherron Cameron and adxlsed by Mrs Bagqalty the group of students on the Pllbllfflty Com mlttee see that ltems of school 1nterest and comme events are publxshed 1n the school and local papers No ont wants a traffic xlolatlon tlcltet or apprecl ates the fine connected wlth them For thls reason the students at Ialte Washmqton may have the no latlons referred to the Student DTIXIUQ Court The Court then holds trlal with a State Patrolman and penalties tht student ln ways other than paunq a fini Adxlsed by Mr NIeLauqhlm members are nomlnated from the councll classes and elected by Student Councll ThlS group holds a xery lmportant place 1n our school Ann Gleason Bookkeeper Alan Wentzel, Buxznesv Manager Sherron Cameron Publzcrty Chazrman fb A ,,.,- ,Mv,,, t . 7, .a,pQ,.+:'Hjg . lljffl 4- - 0 0 0 3: ' V 1 '. is . ' W A- A. f V V U ,V K, , . x 1 'll ' 5 t '-V i: ' .,,f kg V - . 5.54 . 3, ,-Maj' v fu, , 1 - 13, A 1 nf' ' . 3333,-:'.'iQ - ' 11. .QF 74, , A ., f. . gb' 3 ' v 5 I 0 0 0 , . , . , I K . . vx 1 , ,' ,, K . - it Y . - . A I k A A , ' x Y - 5 . A T 1 l . . Q . t ' . C - ' , , , . l 5' . l Q ' l ' Y ' Y . I V V . Y . K . . . - , . V 4. . . . 1 . , . . , , A - . . . - X ' . V. A . . . E , . . 7 . J I Y ' U ' I l I v 5 v' h , .. I U 3 . . , . L . 1 , L , . , I K , . ., - , . . ' , ' s ' ' s A Y' 1 ' ' ' . . . . . ,. K . . , . . ' . , x . l - I. . . , . V Student Council Student Court issues verdicts. ROW ONE: Bruce Beckland, Pete Carter, Randy Rydeen. ROIV TIVO: Neva YN'heatley, ,, , Pat Andrew, Sandi Thompson. we im .V Connie Noble, Janice Arm- strong. jerry Simmons, Art Wahl, Barbara Floyd. Mike Gregory. Joe Costello. Publicity Committee ROW' ONE: Sandy Linquist, Sherron Cameron. Pat Andrew, Nanry Askew. ROW TIVO: Dorene Shirley. Celia Patkard, Craig Lindsey, Bill Root, Dale Walker. Assembl Planning Jimi, vi Bwfd ,. L.-5 xnnlng 1 sc cc it I K ns, Lindsi x x in cr uen om D Alesslndro Stun X in irrx f ref c c ..lllLllllIl. . .1 itz. 0. nn: .in . Jegmnz- K -lilv. l r.in Rohn- . FIRST SEMESTER C'OL'.N'C'ILiUE.Y, ROW ONE: Lucile Anderson. Beth Wiesen Sally Seaman l Fran Roberts. Carolyn Gaudy. Joan DQ-Xlessandro. Vivian Gundersen, Judy Chantler Judy Gilbert fi, Nlarilvn Abbott, 'llobe Jensen. Kathy Shirley, Jari Kittle. Sharon Engstrom. Barbara Senescu ,Innings Janice Urdal. Jim Murphy. Punk Cross. ROH' TIVO: Larry Davidson, Phil Rowe Prank Furhuer. Chuck Akin. Niarve Bowen. Jim Drewelow. Aneene Pullman, Pat .'Xl X.k!'.ClCI'. Marilyn Srnith. Danni Gerbi. Sharon Jaton. Chuck Wilcox. Larry Green. Larry Talbert, Nels Soderstrom. Bill Massey. t Student COUHC11 N ' I I Q- Legislators prepare to vast their votes. ROW ONE: Barbara Senescu. Janice Ordal. Beth Weisen. Karla Sands. Kaye Baxter. ROI1' TH'O: Cindy Sherman. Bev Beazley. Deannzi Sthelin. Fran Roberts. Beth Taylor. Denise Evans. Larry Davidson. lobe Jensen. Pan Gates. Barbara Har- denbrook, Ginny Yan fiortel, Jeanny Kehle, Jim Badron. ROH' THREE: Cirol frant Niike Rorvitk John Purcell Gene Olsen. Bill Koll. Bill Root Larry Cireen. John Burnard. Steve Yan Pclt. Ton Toussaint, Torn Pinney. iraq J? XRAQLTVV 43 Girls' Club t.1E. . x ,gm Y, 8. Vw Q - 'X I c 4, 2 2 .1 li Q ik r igs I ii l ,M ,,' if at V. Martha Dawson President Shirley Kellmer Ernie North Sharon Engstrom Marilyn Smith Vice President Hoping to Plan X Betty Lean Janice Armstrong The Cabinet sits in review as President Marty Dawson addresses the assembly. Angela Aries Sharon Berosik ff 44 Lillian Carlson x x x Karla Sands Secretary Shiela Harsh Treasurer g of Spirit . . . Beth Wiesen z 1B95h UVM! api, ffl ,ff ,.. Jeanie Burnett Historian J W ' W 'M Sf ' if-Y WM J Marjie Bauman 1 -, 'N f if' ffumcl lll1' xx'l1Slllll!lllll Gills' Ciliilm Z1 1 ffiwll ui iliixi-A tvgiiiiiim XX'llll wfn'lii'is :mul lwziiily liiim- ming xviili ui 'l'lu- C il, lm' im-ll' :iiul was tlu' lu-si 1'xicli'iic'f- of y WIYAJIM K llu- williiigiiifss lllQlllN.l'l of ilu iiiilcviily ul' ilu' Il1l'l1llX'l'5 of 4433: Ilu' rliilm. lN'g1llQ mi xxilli Gill! Clliilfi uns llu' iluwiu- uf ilu- Big Sislvri' Mary Ann Hansen lj 4 , gil iuixe-ip Ull1'4'lv ilu- iiumx lniglii spins of ilu- is-:ir 'Y - -5 ' Clwiiwssinii smiul, llflllll'lk0llllllQ llfml. livgixlgiliriii llziy. 4-lf-an 1 4 IIIJ-C'.ll.1'll'll.lIlllllllllll.tllllilNllll.iN llvr'ri1'.1liuiis.lfvlfi.lnsliirviisliriws iff' Qniul lll1'1'llIl!N gill rliis iiiiulf' up k1IlUllll'l' vu-u-sslul 51-1111 W 'lillI'UIl ll ilu' vllifiils 1-ll clrwfiti-cl xwiikvis llu- cliili ggiiiu-cl miuli 1 is is. lu- rc'- 'mcl ilu xi ii ll ues i 'i'e 1t SIUIY' nl wmncli'i'li1l iluiiu lll I L Q wiircl ull :ill Qwfwcl xxfii lwix Joyce Fisk Jeanne Kehlc Sally Seaman . Jx , b Sandie Decker ',, ST? Cabmet 6' Ralph Chantler jim Drewelow President lm Baker 6' 1 343 'i Vzce Preszdent Frank Fuhrer oys Club Secretary, Jack Miller J . W-'A-1 1 N 'lr I F I .f sake t . , .,g1','3' if A ' dy? 13 X 'SQA xt, nj 'hd N3 5 f High 3: 9+' f 'i1...'- fx. r - Xt Adviser, Mr. Hunter Block 46 Larry Mclnnls lVondering who grew the longest beard this year? Ask the Boys' Club. Growing beards was one of the activities carried on during the Boys' Club Logger lN'eek. There was also a dance. log sawing. and tug-of-war contest. One of the biggest projects of the Boys' Club during the year was the handling of the conces- sion stands at the football and basketball games, Every year representatives of each high school attended the Evergreen Boys' State Convention and this year Frank Fuhrer, Neal YN'hite. and Errol Pederson represented our Boys' Club. Bull Koll Phll Rowe Gerry Sxmmons Tom Sohns Dale Gleason Jay Burnard px Logger Larry Green s IS a Hne example of the splrlt shown during Logger s Week Sports fans sen xce from s1on Stands Tom Sohns Wells Bemg Roy Felstad Ramwater found Hne the Conces headed by amd Mlke sened are and Cindy 47 Am1e Olson Art Wahl A X Reveille 'Q-N.. Summit meeting between Editor Diana Day and Adviser Mrs. Newman. A Record hat Highlights Events Sorting pictures are staff assistants Deanna Schelin. Karen Elduen. Jeanie Burnett. Sheila Harsh and Marian Engelke. Not pictured: Janet Wilson. Deadline to meet for editors and their assistants: Ilonie MacArthur. Advertising Manager: Joan D'Alessandro. Photo Assistant: Cindy Rainwater. Photo Editor: Alan YN'entzel, Specialty Assistant: Marty Dawson. Specialty Editor: Roy Ia-lstad. Layout Assistant: .Knut-la Aries. Layout Editor: of the Year Now the rays of light break and follow the annual class of 1959 through the planning of 112 pages of memories, through the period of calm before the Hash of the deadline. and through the work. the fun and the anticipation of a job well done. Above all this we feel indebted to our able advisor, Blrs, Newman. whose guid- ance in training us for our work has made success pos- sible. To her we wish to express our sincerest apprecia- tion for her liberal efforts and patient understanding. Shannon Jaton. Copy Assistant: Marilyn Smith. Copy Edi- tor: Sharon Durkee. Art Editor: Sharon Engstrom. Art As- sistant: Judy Spalding. Typing Assistant: Shirley Kellmer. Typing Editor: Nlary Enaell-ie. Proof Assistant: Sharon XN'liittey. Proof Editor: liyle Kelloua. Business Manager. YVORLD HEADS CONFER. LEFT TO RIGHT: Tom Pinney, second semester editorg Mrs. Spitzer, zidviserg Shannon Jaton. first semester editor They burned the printers' midnight oil to meet the Friday elf-mclline: reporters with yellow slips were off like shots in the clzxrk sc'urrying to get the latest tips on personalities. fzisliious. and latest issues. There were whirl- wincls of news to track down, beats to Cover and ad assignments. 'lliis yl'Lll'lS uclviser. Kira. Nancy Spitzer, worked with Shanrion Jaton and 'liom Finney. first and second semester Editors-in-Chief respectively. The Sanzmamislz Valley .Yrztw in Reclnioiid pulilislit-cl the paper. I.I:'F7' TU RICIIT: Sharron Dodd. Jerry Simmons, Huddleston, ,-S ,... 41' 5 -Q uv Jo.-Xtttte Tarker 1? 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Popcorn here! exelainietl the girl from the concession stand as people entered tht- gym. 'l'hus our gallant knights Champion the cause of our school's Knights of Axe KNIGHTS OF AXE. AIVAITING CO.'l1.'l1A.N'D: ROM' UNIT: Tom Srhillar. Ed Carlson. Steve Bunker. Gary Johnson. John Griffiths. john Anderson. ROH' TIVO: Carolyn Person. Carolyn Stone. Vivian Gunderson. Mamene Trippett. Kathy Kellum. Martha Stott. Wendy Luty. jill Hughes. ROI1' THREE: Mark YYest. David Hawley. Sylvia Sporrer. Carolvn Smith. RON' FOUR: Ann Hartman Betty lnaerson. Corrinne YN'a2ner. Donn Owens. ROW FIVE: Barton Newbom. Corky Blanrhard. Mike Gau. C J L fl 1 v activities. V Nl! X ' ' Xtfszii If I f V DLX If Knights of Axe Adviser Mr. Moss and ,. N ' 5 , -1 President Martha Sfott dr' L ,V ,, lk .J -N - ' 9 V7 K' Xt 1 I' J QI! ' vp ,K . fi s, X' 4 XT? vs X ' 'T 1 rary u , . f is , r - .- 1 f ,se 5 .5 f N -47 L wr- X K, LA- , X Vi ,7 , ,Z V ' N, Librarian Mrs. Hemingson and Library L -- , T' sa? President Martha Scott J' pk., is i' X ff J if 1 J . . J v Q .K ., ,, Inevitable pink slips, magazines for Economics reports, and books to be checked out f all these and many more duties are performed by the stall of the Library Club. Because the library was overeroxvdecl. this years work became doubled. but this loyal club took problems in stride and with the spirit that has always prevailed in the library. f v. X' ov gi f t - .2 ' 1:- LXX I E 11'IfI,PIfRS TO KXOl1'1.lfDCli. Mary Ann Gt-hen. fxlaureen ftlessenger. Mar- tha Stott. Carolyn Person. Beth Srhu- macher, Judi Glenn. Sharon Wihittey. Lo alty HELPING HANDS. ROW ONE: Joan D'Alessandro. Secretary: Deanna Schelin. Historian: Mrs, Hansen. Ad- viserg Karen Elduen, Presidentg Cindy Rainwater. Vice President. ROW TWO: Sharon Durkee. Diana Day, Do- rene Shirley. Janet Thorsos, Honie MacArthur. Fran Roberts. Ernie North, Nancy Askew. Jeanie Burnett, Janice Armstrong. Angela Aries. Sherron Cam- eron. ROIV THREE: Marilyn Smith, Martha Dawson, Donell Sell. Judy Yan Cleve, Marylin Stokke. Shiela Harsh, Lillian Carlson. Pat Andrew. JoAnne Tacker. Rita O'Brien, fwiargaret Ann Harnish. Sheila Rathbun. I ,C , Hmm 3 1 A ' p gf . 'A . I V . . 1 ,ig ' in v Loyalty adviser Mrs. Hansen and President Karen Elduen President Louis Nickols and Adviser Miss Orton vi AT THE TABLE. Lyle Kellogg g Margaret Harnish. Secretaryg Louis Nickols. President: Rita O'Brien. Vice President. ROI1' ONE: Helen Barn- reiter. Margene Trippett. Betty Lean, Donell Sell. Nancy Askew. Karla Sands, Honey MacArthur. ROH' TIVO: Martha Dawson. Esther Moyer. Judee Brown. Cindy Rainwater, Celia Pack- ard. Fran Roberts. Sandy Lindquist, Mary Lou Allen. Sharon Whitman. Roy Felstad. Joanne Tacker. Angela Aries. Marilyn Stokke. if V ' n lr I X f t l U S' - QNSIE-1 ,fi 1-M, x 'S , ,lf M ' A '-i ' ' :ii 'A Loyalty beams with pride Y A and justly. With Eid ing for the uen president and Kitts. Hansen as adviser. group of girls provides many services for the the football banquetg ushering the spring and capable Karen this hardworlx- school. Serving winter concerts, Senior play, open houseg always ready and willing. this group is among the first in Service, Leadership and Citizenship. Honor Society Scholarship. character and service are the requisites for membership in Honor Society. Entrance to this group is difficult to attain but is acquired by the top ten per cent or better of the class during the Junior and Senior year. Since promoting scholarship is the main goal of this group. Honor Society undertakes to publish the honor roll and sponsor publicity about college scholarships. This year the group also sponsored the beautiful Christmas program. ...J Tumbling Team Balance and coordination - these words describe the Lake Washington tumbling team. Hard-working and per- sistent. these girls met under the direction of President Margene Trippett and Ad- viser Bliss Rueter every Tues- day and Thursday to perfect their difficult feats. K7 X7 ROW ONE: Margene Trippett. Pam Smith. Barbara Hardenbrook. Marlene Eldven ROI1' TIVO: lvielocly James, Carol Elsner, Rexine Meliachern, ROI1' THREE G. A. A. A chance for girls to enjoy the sports they could not play alone. a chance to keep trim. a chance to let off steam f f this is G.A.A. Year after year the Girls' Athletic .Association increases in membership. These girls participate in their favorite sports --- held hockey. tennis. bowling. archery. volleyball READY FOR ACTION. ROW I: Helen Iverson. Sharon Lindes, Eileen Beech. Barbara Schoen, Sandy Thornton. Carol Schneider. Linda Griswold. Wendy Luty. Barbara Dillon. Peggy Olson. Barbara Newman. Cindy Sherman. Phylis Meyers. Karen Brondell. Kathy YVeisen. RON' 2: Corrinne XN'agner. Sandy Rose. Carlotta Blanchard. Shar- ron Pierce. Vicki Simmons. Barbara Speers. Judy Mc- Daniels. Donna Lyle. Allison Reed. Brenda llowe. Bar- bara Tellock. Delany Wilson. Sandy Preston. Betty Lean. Mary Ann Hansen. Faith Youngs. and basketball. Not only do they have fun in the many sports: they also have picnics. playdays. and potlucks. Through the help of the adviser. Nlrs. XYid1nan. and the ofhcers. Jo Ann Tacker. Betty Lean. and Rita O'Brien. this group is one of our most active and best organized. Rita O'Brien. RUM' THREE: Tobe Jensen. Cecilia Brown. Mary Downs. Bonnie Burnite. Pat DuBoise. Mari- lyn Abbott. Carol Matthews. Charlene Taylor. YV:-ndy Rockefeller. Marcella Edwards. Judy Larson. Pam Smith. Beverly Roack. Jeanne Kehle, Sandi Pickrell. ROI1' FOUR: Connie Nobel. Nancy Abbett. Susan Askew. Janice Ordal. Celia Packard. Sue Johnson. Barbara Se- Jeannie Gollofon. Shirley Hayes. Jari Kiddle, Bar- Raught. Marty Dawson. French, Latin ' and Spanish Clubs I.'ORDRE IMPERIAL DES OEl,'F.S' SOl'I I I,lfS ROI1' ONE: Sandy Linquist. Pam Smith, Judy Yan Cleve. xL21I'lf'I'lL' lilduen. Janif-e Linn. Barbara Hardenbrook. Beth YY'-isen. Diane Kehoe. Sharon Berosik, N11-lody fylason. ROI1' TIVO: Blarylin Stokke. Beth Taylor. Sully Sr-urnari, Nlary Ann Ilansen. Nlichael Xx'l'lJlJl'T. Diana Day. Blerrily Johnson, .lanet XYilson. Neva Xvlll'llIlf'y. Connie Peek. ROII' TIIRISE: Charlene Taylor. Gr-orue Ustrander. Arnie Olson. Ron Davis. Deanna Sehelin. Nlary Lou Allen. Jo Ann Taeker, ROI1' I Of'R: Tom Toussaint. Dennis DeYere. Stan Jones. Pat Alexander. Owen llarvey. Lyle 3llE1ll'l'lf'I'Il. Tom Finney. This year the foreign language Clubs' major con- tribution was their sueeessful Christmas Production, presented to the entire student body. Varied Christ- mas customs Centered around a nativity scene made up the main feature of the show. In charge of pro- duction. the Latin Club, advised by Mr. Bill Quinn. designed and built the stage sets and also took an active part in several scenes. Each Club made Classroom assignments exciting by einpliasiving the eultural side of the languages. ROAIANS. ROI1' ONE: Noreen Rathjen. Patty Smith. XYilliam Mayer. Cindy Sherman, Jeanie Burnett. Sharon Whittey. Judy Larson. Mike Gau. P. C, Phillips. ROI1' TIVO: Diana Dixon, Chari Johnson. Penny XVeyer. Donna Lisle. Marian Engelke. Leona Esbeek. Ellen Bailey. Mary Engelke. Mareia Tuttle. Mary Ann Cehlon. Marjie Bau- man. ROII' THREE: llarvey Campbell. Russ Randall. Chueh Wilrox. William Massey. Bob Cerde. Steve Van Pelt. Mike Gregory. David Matheson. Dani Gerbi spoke to several Latin Classes on the past and present of Italy. the home of the Latins. ln addition to the Christmas program, the Spanish and French Clubs, under the direction of Mrs. Ka- thryn Jennings and Mrs. Alice Eros. held an in- formal dinner and food was served that suggested the countries the members were studying. There were tortillas from Nlexieo and 'Pe-tits Chou:-Q from France, LOS ESPA.YOl,ES ROII' ONE: Betty Cook, Linn Eager. Celia Paekard. Janiee Smith, ROI1' TIVO: liill Larson. Dale l,z1st'hkewitr'h. .lim Daly. Danny flerbi. ROI1' THREE: John Griffiths. Larry Cast. Keith Tem- pleton. Doug Nibarger. Lee Hepher. Virgil Lange. NI. Edw.irds. Dr-hxitv .Xdvisvr ,Q 9-Q DlfH.A1'1'lz'R.9 IJI.SYfI'S.S' Tlllz' IS- - SI 'lf .tl T ll.bl,'X'D. I.l:'l T TO Tc. lt'Itill'I': Roddy Zook. Sh:-il.i Rath- A hun. lJ.in .Xrnolcl. Cf:-ligr l'.it'k11rd. Chutk l5.rrlit'r, l..arr'y D.ix'idson. Debate Fm-w pcoplc- rvalilc the hours of work spcnt in searching for facts. figurvs and statistics, and in por- fcctinq spvcclivs and rchuttals. that niakt' up thc job of thc Dt-hatc' Club Inviiiht-rs. Lvndcr thc dirt-ction of Sir, Edwards. the four 'lhv raising of farm animals and tht- pzn'tic'ipation in fairs throughout thc statt' kc-pt the Future Farm- vrs of Aint-rica husy undt-r thc ablc direction of tht- adviser. Xfr, Jones. and the IJI'C'NlClPIlI. John Purccll, Tho highlight of thu year for this organiza- F. F. A. I-'I l'l'lClf IHIUIICICS OF .-liHIfR- Iff.-1 SIJJI1' DHIi','V I-'HR .4 ,VIN- I'Y'lf. I.lf1 'I' TU ICIKIIIYF Dirk Swt-f-iimy lioh Swv:-ii. If-rrv lh-tlvrsori. -14'- tvanis ust-d their skills in both tht' King County and tht- Pugvt Sound Imzigttt-s, Each yvar thcy have cn- tcrvd the conipt-tition at thc Pugvt Sound Cfollvgc Fort-nsic 'Iiournanit'nt, a worthwhile Cxpcrivncc for thc tc-inn. tion was tht-ir annual Fatht-r and Son lianquvt htild in thc- spring. Ont- of the school 1-vvnts that will ht- long rcincm- hvrvd was thc F.F..fX.-sponsort-d game- hm-twvcn thr- Harlt-ni Clowns and tht- Kirltlzind All Stars. '56 CEN 4lt'll llrwson. lwli lhlllllilllil. .Xclxisv-i'Mr,Jor1f-s Z C7 9100 L ,f l'Das Schnoopen Bunchef, our Science Club, was headed this year by .ludee Brown. An explanation of air pressure at Norkirk School was one of the demonstrations the l2 members made at many local schools. Field trips included a visit to Hawthorne's Ohservatorv where the club attempted to track the stars. judee. assisted bv vice-president Mahlon Lights f f a flick of the switch and the picture flashed on the screen. At least. it seemed that easv. Absent cameramen. hlms that arrived late -W these made for a full-time activitv. Under the able direc- l ' L , Q-5 K President Juclee Brown TIIESF ARE OVR TOOLS. LEFT TO RIGHT: David Lipp, Phil Ilen- lev. Dennis DeYere. Pat Andrew. Mr. Hansen. Nlahlon Landry Judee Brown. Brvr e Johnson. Science Club Landrv. planned Elms, speakers and a Science fair as other activities. Bryce Johnson, secretary- treasurer: and Pat Andrew. corresponding secre- tary were the other Das Schnoppen Bunche of- hcers. 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' A i E - O ' . - D .t 'rj fn y, ,,. ,L I, time ccc - , 7,3 ,Peg-u v':, , y ,4 ' fi' i JL 9 A r . ,. , 1 A . - . , 5 V - . I I 'px x . I , E I 1 fl- , v i n , Q . P if li ' v ' fs H4 ' 3' 1 , t i 7 4 ., Q N' 1 1 1 X .x- lk-+ 1 I-ql ' it l 4' Twenty-three slsidool The stands were crowded with students and alums. the band played. excite- ment gripped the spectators. There was keen com- petition between the halftime floats. victory was ours and there were outstanding plays discussed for weeks afterwards. This was 1958 Homecoming. 'l'ht-ir Homecoming luncheon speeches were pastg . A .f l - -7i 'ffiifi,2'e 1 . ' Uceooeo it' H r fl Q7-911 lt' ,q'a,f4V, r ,Y - .N . 1 lt I ., 5l '7f 195. V. I g X x it ' A R 'J f 'iii' fi si- . , V- t. .. .. ll Q .J 509, the student body had voted for beauty. service to the school, poise. personality. the requisites for the Homecoming Queen. Now the moment had come and Janet Thorsos was crowned to reign for 1958 with the aid of her court. the royal princesses - Cindy Rainwater. Sharon Durkee. Marylin Stokke and Diana Day. The vtbrance of youth has surged through our hearts Prmcessts Shiron Durltee Nlarxhn Stolxlte luttn met lhorsos Princesses Diana Day and C inch R mm ttti RUYAI.'I'Y IVITII l'.'.SY.'UI. l'S'. Ui.m:1 Huy. 'lim Bakr-r. .IZIYIVI Thrwrsos .lurk Nfillvn Sharon llI'I'U'!'. Hikf- Il0I'X'ilkA Ciimly R:1inw.1tr-r, Alan YY1'r1tv1'l. Mzxrilyn Stukk:-. Art YN'.1hl4 Sxmcly gh:-p.1rcl. Sylvia lNI:l3hr'w. C1411 IJ1'Y4'rc'. -61 ' 'I'-042 vq'TL'a mmmn Xp! 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The gym ,I f - .1 sparkled with gaietyg the couples whirled through the stepsg O 'rd' ff 5. . r . . If . f -' . IO . V . ' S . wg D , VS. , i 5- 1' i ,, X xi 5 i . ' ' . A I l l i' ' , ' X 2 2 I' I . the music danced on the alr This dance tinted our memor1es with a misty hue Now the fleeting glimpse has x amshed and impressions of xt only shimmer Gently 66 CVCI11I'1gk f Dancing and Dreaming Home Nine Arthur and Frank Fuhrer Smiles for two Doreen Shirley and L irn f reen of del1 ght Plannmg Enrhantment ROH ONE J Llnn C Sherman P acek C, C xuds XS uty YN1lson R OBr1en ROH T110 'N Vheatles E Ba1ley B Beazlex 'xl Woodhams NI Abbott K Shoxhn S Cam eron and 'N Askew I1 Enchanted Forest a Mrs Bavgaley and MISS Ike adused the Glrls Club SCIH1 formal danct wlth the ald of student chalrman Rlta O Brlen An Enchanted Foxfst nl was the theme ulth mlxed hues of greenlsh blue and buffe g malunv up the attractne decoratlons The faxors x xr Ready for the Evening. Lyle Kellogg and Diana Day. Soft and sweet. Nancy Askew and Alan Wentzel. the yellow gold of sunllffht and utre tlnx l1tt e loveb1rds The couples danced for tlnte hours surrounded bx the mon der of the dance Q namtsilu 67 Instrumental Command Performances Orchestra Many students will remember the impressive performance given by the orchestra in the Winter Concert. Later in the year, the orchestra traveled to Tacoma to participate in the annual contest between schools in the Puget Sound area. They also took part in the Spring Concert. Their last appear- ance for the year was playing at the Commencement exercises. Much of their success can be attributed to their energetic director Mrs. Smith. :Q.w4'-4,z2m.:m w 'A Increased Our Pride V , ' . . 1 ' ff ...A- c yt. UQ ' ' At' the wint91 tUnCtrt.f LEFTrT0 RIGHT: D. Berry, G. Bet- ' 4 geron, J. Johnston, M. ' A Kinley, W'W 'FitNEliI 'MI' ,,.,.. Mr. Sheets, band director, led the high-stepping band through a successful year of football games, parades and concerts. Mrs. Smith, music director. who guided her troups to fame with thc chorus. nonettc. orchestra and glee club. 68 'Do'Wns, P. 'Bartholomew, Mrs, Barbara Hamish, S. Harsh, M. Davis, D. Mc- R. Schmidt, G. Radtke, B: Raught, S. Schmidt, Ln Davidson, G. Stewart. D. Hjorth, L. Harbison, K. Baxter, M. James, D. Gleason, R. O'Brien, B. Koll, K. Shovlin, H. Iverson, K. john- ston, C. Stone, C, Kennard. I 4,1 ll . Malcing the strings sing. Sheila Rathbun, Janet Johnston. Diana Gleason, Margaret Hamish, Sheila Harsh. Midge Davis, Kathy Shovlin. Carolyn Stone. Gerry Radtke. Pam Gates, Mel- ody James. Helen Iverson. Kay Johnston. 69 Singing Strings The string members of the orchestra make up a group known as the '4Sing- ing Strings. We have reason to be proud of this group for they have been examples of excellent musicians. They have entertained for such social func- tions as Baccalaureate, Bellevue Rotary Club and Eastside Parade of Music. In addition they participated in the Music Education Competition. Glee Club Nine lovely voices. SEATED: E North, A. Pullman. STANDING: j. Van Cleve, S. Howe, J. White, L. Recor. S. Harsh, L. Carlson, N. Wheatley. The Chorus, Glee Club and Nonette again reached their annual high standards in musical quality and public performance. The Chorus participated in the Baccalaureate ceremonies, King-Co Conference, Win ter and Spring Concerts, and the Thanksgiving and Christmas assemblies. Glee Club highlighted the Spring Concert with their vocal talent. Masters of Music: Enret, W. Wilson, S. Presser, S. Recor, C. Benish, A. Moser, S. Ashford, D. Kavaleski, Moen, D. Hoffman. ROW TWO. K. Wegener, E. Mc Laughlin, B. Mouw, P. Roberts, Selset, W. Yuly, C. Colman, B. Sands, S. Thorton, M. Rostad. ROW THREE: M. Edwards, P. Gouyd, B. Tarp, G. Wagner, M. Heiser, B. Gros- venor, S. Schneider, C. Chilberg, E. Moyer, K. Craig. ROW ONE: C. E. 4747! h X Chorus ef ' B Q- . - .fn l'VE 'W 'A xftxih- ,S MD ,. ' is -, . With music in heart. ROW ONE: Sandy Thornton, Janet Wilson, Bonnie White, Aneene Pullman, Marylin Stokke, Judy Van Cleve, Joan D'Alessandro, Helen Bamreiter, Linda Bowlby, Pat Jaton, Orril Bryant, Sandy LaBrie, Sandie Decker. ROW TWO: Alice Moser, Pat Hurlbut, Dorothy Wilson, Jean Person, Wyota Yuly, 'Fred Schoen, Lyle Kel- logg, Pat Downing, Martha Scott, Joyce Flippin, Edith Tregilus. ROW THREE: Saundra Vinge, Dorothy LaBrie, Pat Gau, Sharon Dodd, Mike Wells, Tom Sohns, Bryce Johnson, Dan Sweeney, Kay Turpin, Sandi Thompson, Judy Bennett, Arlene Brosius. ROW FOUR: Dave Lindsley, Ronnie Randall, David Lather, Jimmy Bily, Lynn Hicks, Jeff Miller, Don Burlingame, Randy Rydeen, Boyd Hoops, Byron Swigart, Dennis Mason. As in the years past, the Nonette put in a busy year by singing for the Redmond and Kirkland Kiwanis, Senior High P.T.A., the Pre-School Orientation, the Capers of '59, and the Eastside Rotary Club Christmas Program. Vocal music provided interesting entertainment for our school this year. .J- ' Frolicking .. ,Yr , ' Capers were gay student s .U 5 Adviser Miss Hawley. Co-direetors Joan D'Alessandro and Larry Green. in UWM Hours of preparation and hard work. mixed with fun. laughter. lipstiek and powder. kindled the flame for Capers of 59. The theme. taken from the lively Broadway musical Seven Brides for Seven llrothers Created a spicy mix- ture of Comedy and talent. Miss Hawley directed this snappy production with the help of student di- rectors. Larry Green and .Ioan D'Ales- sandro. Time out, SITTING: Fran Roberts. Carolee Riehardson. Jeannie Polaeek. STA.YDl.VC: Marv Bowen. Marilyn Stokke. Tom Toussaint. Fred Radlofl. Robbie Avery. Honie MaeArthur. Don Bloeseh, Frank Fuhrer. lwiarlene Elduen. Cindy Rainwater. Ebony Lady. Larry Green. Capers' dance team. ROW ONE: Carolee Riehardson. Fran Roberts. Marlene El- duen. Marilyn Stokke, Jeanne Polaeek. Cindy Rainwater. Honie MacAr- thur. ROIV TIVO: Don Moesrh. Robbie Avery. -A Fred Radlofl. Larry Green. ,,, ' 1. ' Tom Toussaint. Frank -1 Fuhrer. Leaving their mark i'First in war, first in peace, Hrst in the hearts of his countrymen. George YVashington is best remembered by these few words. This year on February 21, the student body observed Memory Day. The program was highlighted with the planting of a cherry tree in Memory Lane and the announcement of the choice of George and Martha lVashing- ton to represent the school. This ob- servance of his birthday was started at Lake VVashington in 1950. The Mem- ory Day program was enlivened this year by a student-faculty basketball game. The ninth traditional planting in Blemory Lane. Janet 'lliorsos and Joan Soclerstrom, a am Happiest thoughts of times now gone b . Martha: Dorene Shirleyg George: Frank Fuhrer. . . ,fi '- a ffl ly fu r 49 K1 ,gi A . ,FP S Looking out at the breezeway from the student activity room. l Growing into a brand new Wing Added to our activities this year was an exciting new program - watching the new wing take form, kibitzing a little as the furniture was chosen, and then, just before midterm, moving into a world of gay colors, natural wood tones and the latest in classroom furnishings. Indoors, we explored the new art and audio-visual room, a veritable museum of equipmentg entered the new music rooms, each with its own dais: or stood in the student activity room, gazing pridefully at our , k 1 v :IM . k W, W., ,L-Q.-,J W -. ,V . MAX , l v K ' ' .N-.fd N 'Q as- K M, K V X .V , x':31SH . L 1 r Au.--2.1. . ...H- in a ,...mfw- .... - V ,..,-.- -as-1-f-u ' ,.. The student activity room begins to take shape. lt looked this way soon after school began in September. I school's trophies or chatting with our friends in a place of our own. Outside, we watched the old practice field disappear under monumental scaffolding and concrete walls. Then, where once we sloshed through mud, we walked brisk and dry along the new breezeway to the shops. There was some of the inevitable confusion of moving, caused largely by stargazing along the way, but soon we were in, and it was wonderful. Photography by Lyle Kellogg and Ralph Chantler The band room gets a final coat of paint. Where once was open field. Looking northeast and then northwest at the new wing taking final form. V +P -1 w . Q.. Y- ' 1 ff , .Q 42 'Q '-x' ii 13' 3 . is , 37 4 ,,,- s I A Q ' 'I 0 ilI'G'm - W' -P . ' 'S - .big A 4 9? 'wiv h 0 1 milf gig. A 4 1 ' -we . -P ' 'R . ' A 5' K ' gta Q' 'If' if . K ' 4 3- gag Ls, , , i ' v .A haf 'I' 'J 'gig Ali!! Q, -' 'Y :iw V Q 3 ' V' T l 93 , '3if '- 5 ' , ww ' 1522 f' 4FVbg1 . f f - an A F' v . ,Sf gf Sf., ,wx , Q ' f ' - wg? ,sw ref f if . X, , 5 l Q L W A , F5 ?.t ..-r: 3, V X wi W X N Q' v'1-fff' ' 'S If 'X ul Ns gig? . 2 , V, X ' ' S W - . -511, I J I .iw ,sh ff I R , ,ix .m2uJI.1J .f 1 f' K - - ,1-1-li'-? QMZMT, :ol in action. . . A2 f 5 11441 'J ,AJ Z ,7 Alf 44411, ',C,4a.f4' K fffdfww 4 A42 cf 626,151 fg,,Q4e? i6iz ' X 0560 X J f RZ S W . COACH: Mr. McLaughlin. ASSISTANT COACHES: Mr. jolgen, Mr. Mock. Football The 1958 Football season started surprisingly early, and many fans and critics felt that this years team couldn't keep up the high standards set by previous teams at LWHS. However, the team came through and beat Edmonds 13 to 12, won back the confidence of the fans and went on to beat the western Conference Cham- pions, Shoreline, 3M18. 1Ve were Champs foi the fourth time in four years. The 1958 season will be one to remember. for the Kangaroos completed it ranking ninth in the state. The seniors will leave I W S with llreor antreflrh ipto 3 sa- a , d I i thfiirlriiqe. - lx JCI , L Jvc ijt Sl SLWJ1 N ' MMM 1 al twllf an A fp! AC Gary Stone. I 1 L up , , a , MANAGERS: Don Williams Dick Crowe, Mike Wells and Q Ralph Chantler. R.H. Bob Mgiddoxl L4H, hllfll IJfC'WClOW. C D011 Nfoqgchj Brute Berkluncl. R.H. Frank Fuhrer, L.G. Each year the team elects an honorary captain, a member of the team who they feel was the best blocker for that season, and one who deserves the inspira- tional award. This year the winners of these awards were: Neal lX'hite, Larry Green and Frank Fuhrer. Neal White. Larry Green. Gail Thompsen. and Ron Davis were chosen for the first team on the all-conference team, Chuck White, jim Drewelow, and Frank Fuhrur were chosen for the second team. Congratulat1ons,Champs. Q , ' .. ' 'Nh nb- -lf 'E5' Bob Hunter, R.E. Gail Thomsen, L.H. Chuck YVhite. R.E Neal White, L.E. Larry Green, L.T. john Purcell, L.G. QC ROW ONE: B. Becklund, Drewelow, D. Moesch, G. Bookwalter. L. Foster. F. Sturmun. ROW THREE: .I Thompsen. D. Feek. L. Green, R. Avery. ROW' TIVO: R. Shook. B. Maddox. B. Hunter. N. XYhite. C. YVhite. D. Bur Chantler, D. Kirkbride, F. Shaw, F. Fuhrer, M. Bowen, P. lingame, McLaughlin, D. Biorrison. ROW ONE: R. Davis. P. Alexander. T. Toussnint. B. Sween, Purcell. Griffith. L. Johnson. P. Lyons. ROIV THREE: F. Young. C. Haglund. ROW TIVO: A. Yoeman. R. Rae, Costello. T. Hanson. B. Taylor, Jaekson, V. Fasterling. l Golf The fall of 1958 was a jubilant one at Lake Washington for sports. The golf team brought home the trophy with five wins and no losses. This gave Coach Bjerke his first un- defeated season. Last year, his First as coach, Mr. Bjerke achieved third place. We hope he has many more years like this one at Lake Washington. Tennis The tennis team. with Mr. Hulet as coach. had a productive year with Belle- vue as their most formi- dable foe. YYith turnouts starting April l. the tennis team nearly lost the team star. Ralph Chantler. Ten- nis was a most popular spring sport. Par for the course. T. Bratt. M Bauman B Bauman. L. Nichols, T. Feek. and D Dugdale Nir Bjerke Aduser Louis Nichols B' .eip , :Q gf -If 7' :wt 54 uf ,, - f uf., 's EM? ff .f M, ,.. Sift '1 ' , 32. Q ay . Coach Hulet A free moment for team members Ralph Chantler Corky Blanchard Bruce Ben nett. Roger Handegard. jerry Jennings. r .. Q ' fa pi my .J VARSITY TEA.H: ROW ONE: Larry Green. Ron Davis. Kfike Bauman. John f Gerrv Simmons and Ron Jackson. jim Bauman, ROW Tl1'O: Neal XYhite, Alun YYC-ntzel. jim Baker. Rov Swdd nlmimrs of thc, Felstztd. Chuck Vlhite. Fred Radloff :incl Bob fierde. 1 K R- A L L' ,nw . 'A Q , ' L A . . l Chuck White. 208 points. 1 5, --v , v XX, Ron Davis. H6 points. ' 1. -. SZ, .X v- - Rox Pe.sr.ttl. ln, points af! team. inspect balls. l l Ron Davis. Number 12. is protected for a jump by Roy Felstad. Number 31. Chuck YN'hite. Number 22, sinks two with a jump shot. This basketball season finished with our tcam's clinchinq the Kingeo championship and making a bid at the State Tournament. Our only defect. that of over-confidence. gave us trouble. resulting in vets' close games with Bellevue and Foster. However. our bovs really cleaned up the field, concluding an undefeated season with a string of 19 victories over conference and non-conference teams. As an example. the team. lecl bv Cf, XN'hite. Squeak Bauman. and inspired bv N. XN'hite. won over such teams as Shoreline and Everett. tops in the YY:-stern conference. Staff' 7lU117'VIH7I1t'7If Lake Xtashington enteretl the state tournament this tear for the first time in H years. and was the only undefeated team to do so. 'lille KL1I1Q11I'oos lost to Stadium. who in turn went on to win the champion- ship. in Stacliumis closest Qatne. ln the seconcl same the Kanus won. knocking Rich- lancl. last flillgi chzunpions. out of the tournev, 'llie thircl game was L1 harcl fought battle. but our team just tlicln't get the neeclecl breaks. :incl thev lost to the taller Renton Ieiilll. who went on to win the losers' bracket. illllf' tegnn clitl Ll bgnnu-up job. gtncl they finishecl the season with ll fl 2 tecoitl. one of the best in the state, Victoriously surging down the .r, 5. -.J Head Basketball Coarh Spencf-r Assistant Coaches C:llCtfOLll'll1S.1I1Cl Bjvrkr-. 'llhe' scorvs l..YN'. .. 40 Ex'z'r'r-tl . LIN.. . , 51 Nlaryxx illf- IJY. . , 60 Foster . . LXY. . , 52 Nferccr IS LW. ., 48 Shorclinc- LW. .. 64 Fed. XYay LW. .. 53 Issaquah IJY. . , 56 Bellcvuo LXY. . . 43 Shoreline I,.YX'. . . 61 Iiothfxll . . ILIV. .. 59 Kit. Si . IJY. . , 59 Blcrcvr IS. . . IJV. . . 45 Fostm' . . IJY. . . 64 Issaquah LXY, .. 66 Fed. XYZIV IMXY, ,, 53 Bothcll ,V IIIXIOR VARSITY TEA.V: RUN' UNE: B, Taylor. Y. Kosfhrngxnn. B. I,:xrs0n Ljy- U 66 Kit. Si .A- R. AVC-ry. D. Sohns. ROI1' TWO: P. Cross. A. Tcfmplf-ton. T, Fvffk. IJ. Burlinuarnr LAM-D V ' 29 Bvllmumb L. Cast. J. Costrllo, K. Tvmplc-ton. IJY. . . 48 Stadium l..YY. . . 59 Rifhland IJY. .. 53 Renton . ' . . SOPHO.l1fIR'E TE,4llI: IIUI1' UXF: GrifF1thS.'B. Kfoyvr. 'Ili Br.: e ROI1 II O R rwr Ixdc 83 tru, ,vt Frank F uhrer lf R.. Ain... Z? Jim Rezac This year our wrestling team placed second in the dis- trict tournament. and Don Moesch won first place in his weight class. In his second year as wrestling coach, Mr. Jolgen not only took his team to the district meet but took some of them to state as well, where Jim Rezac did us proud by taking second place. Coach Jolgen was very glad to see some of his letter- men back. Many others showed their improvement by really going to work. ROH' ONE: Art Yeoman, Dale Glassett, jim Rezac P. G, Phillips. Bill Wagner, Mark Downs, Frank Fuhrer, Roger Dorstad. Jack Kunka, Lamar Forgue. ROW TWO: Bill Murdock, Tom Toussaint, Willy Farr, Lyle Mc- Eachern, John Griffiths, Gail Thomsen, Don Moesch Wrestling Coach M jolgen xxnx Don Moesch Chuck Ultican, Jerry Pedersen, Dale Walker. ROW THREE: Ron Humphrey, Lee Crosby, Pat Alexander, Lawrence Sather, Jack Atkins, Jim Gulden, Pete Carter, Dick Crowe. Q . l Y' , nxxfvr A X - 5 . . , M A X 'V t , f Coach: Mr. Mock Track Informal squad gatheri A new track. eight returning lettermen and Coach Hunter Block inspired our boys to turn out for track 7 full force. Our track team was strong in field and dis- tant events. A busy schedule. including meets with ten different schools kept our team on their toes. Our school sent two representatives to the State Track Meet at Pullman. Our fleet-footed boys. ROW ONE: Dave Knechteges, Turoces YN'hatley. Don Burlingame. Gail Thomsen. Don Moesch, Lyle Mcliachern, Pat Alexander. Fred Shaw, Phil Lyons. Larry Seferovich. ROW TWO: Phil Henley, Chuck Wilcox, Mike Terry, Dick Benjamin. Jerry Peder- sen. Dale Laschkewitsch. john Griffiths. Tom Hansen. ROW THREE: George Haglund. Jock McLaughlin. Bob Tayor. Dale Gleason. Roy Fclstad. Alain Wcntzcl. Dan Feek. Francis Sturman. Pete Carter. Baseball Batting a thousand, piling up lt has been a tradition for Mr. Cfharouhas to tackle the championship. Last year with the help of several excellent seniors the team triumphed in the conference and. with one of the toughest schedules. was beaten only twice though they played over thirty games. That year. unfortunately. saw the departure of some of our best players. hut the few returnees. well supported by many sophomores. went through a tough schedule really hringing honor to our coach. Mr. Charouhas. , . ,' 3, 1 5 A A V qi ' we 1 - f Rst P , t 4 L it ' J -'4-gl ' f' , t - . , ag f Q' N 1' Pitcher Dale YN'alker whips out a fast one. Baseball Coach Charouhas, Assistant Coach Jolgen. 50100 . 5' 1 .f7 ' tr' A K Successful bunt by Owen Harvey 86 SCOICS . . . an 1 ' ? Mickey Gilbert scoops up a grounder. 1 I I ' ' Q u i Q' s 'K If Tom Brown shows throwing ability Spring tum out! f 3 ' ff I 5 wx JV' xr. 1 1 M WWW f ex Z four 00 at Work W! ,ff K Wi! WW ffyfff MW fQ,, ff fiyw Ml' Wm UW JgW?J W jf 'I JV 89 I M1220 J? O fl ' a if ,Q--1 S! Prmczpal B A from the Lnnersxty of VV1sh1ng ton hl A from Stanford UHIXCTSIIY 8th year at Lake Washlngton Greetlngs Students Th1S has been a good tear ex en though the handlcaps of the remodel mg and the completion of the addltlons to the bulldlnv haxe not made xt easx Xour f'Hlllll9lZ-ISIN dttexmlnatlon and 2ilJllllN pxoxlded the whtrt wnhal to mett the challenge of gettlng an Cdl1C3llOH whlle dodvlnv workmen and equlpment whlle eholung on cement dust w hxle trung to reelte loud enouffh to be heard aboxe the nolse of the alr hammers and bulldozers All thls xou haxe oxereome IU an ave when chanffe ls so rapld that what xou learned one dax mlght become obsolete the next Yes, xou haxe answered the challenge well and 1n sears to come we wlll pomt to the student body of 1938 39 as one that earned hlgh the tradltlon of excellence at Lalte XX ashmgton Dan YN Shox l1n Prmelpal Mr KN ALTER SEABLOOM Vzce Prmczpal BA from Puget Sound College B of Ed and NI of Ed from the Unner sny of Washxngton 13th year at Lake Washlngton Admmlstratlon Buxldmg Mr MORTON JOHNSON Supenntendent Mr TREMAINE MCGINTY Secretary Buxmesx Manager 90 I D ' 'V I 7 V I x ' l . . l v - 0. 1 ' 1 H T- , L' ' v - 1 A K v D O D - 5 -V I I, . . D . D 5 p 1 , ' Mr. DAN SHOVLIN , , . . ffl Y 4 ' 7 ' , , A' A v v -5' ' 4. gl S! v- Mr .AL STIN A ANDERSON Teaches sophomores jun IOFS semors World Sur xey Typmg BA lNI1y Xl e 'vi St C011 Ln1x1rs1ty of North D1 lst year at Lake Wash 9 J 'virs GLADYS NI Mr BENJANHN R BAGG ALEX Teaches semors Enghsh B A Ln1xers1ty of Wim nesota G1rls Club Ad 1 1ser B Pub ll ll 1 Adusc r lfth L 1r BARRIE Teaches SCDIOYS Auto motne Tr11n1ng M A Tr 1de Sthool B S Ed1 son N or 1t1on'1l B Ed Ni Fd C tner1l Niotors ff f7 7 ,ny mgton Mr RIC H ARD B-IERKE Teaches sophomores sen IOYS Phys1c1l EduCat1on Health B A Ln1xers1ty f YN xshmqton Co foach Ass1st1nt Basket hall Coach '7nd ye 1r at Lake Washmgton mgton At work IH the old and new wmgs Mr GEORFE E BRAZEI Teaches jumors semors U S HISIOTY Somology Economlcs B A Lmxer Slty of Washmgton Sen 1or Class Aduser un1or Class .Aduser nd year at Lake Washmgton 463 ' 91 Mrs MARIENNTE M CADLE Tmght sophomore 1un 1ors semors French L1t1n Speech B A Lm yerslty of Washlngton Thesplans A d y 15 e r French Club Adxlser After her 16 years of dexoted seruee we were much grleyed when Mrs Ladle passed away 1n March Mrs LOLA K CALDYN ELL Teaches sophomores 11n IOTS SCHIOTS Engllsh B1 ology BS Purdue Lm xersny Nalparaxso Ln yerslty Smorgasborg Ad er year at 1 e Washmgton f:'7l Mew '27 3 if Y f Q 1 ' V, - 5 ' ' ,f-. ,A Y ff, B - - 9 , W 1 . V VV xr V .V V ,N .- N Q V,V ! V 1 1 Ls! V . . . V I ,N I L W L. F1-1 ' si ' .. .-' , ,L I U V1',X. .f 5 .f 5 7 A y . l f - ' I ..,- f A1 y T v v v N 'K y-' . . . . 1 . . . . . . . . . . . y Ill, . .sd ' '1 Kd. f , ' .A,S, , 171' y- A ' Q1 ' I. ,n A . ,. ' .' a- Sttff. ' y z . .,. if 1 . .. kota. Boys' Club Adviser. at Lake Whshinqton. 15th year at Luke YVz1sh- 1 1 3. ,IA . I .M ' A , ., fi V . l .' . J . 5 V 1 I: N1 V ' , , . Q. .V V . . . V . V .1 A K V. A V j - o 11. I . 1 lf ' .. ' . Z ' 'I . ' X' I. ' l ii l...': - ' '. .J' f. xt .-- ' - . - ' 1 - - .- ' - ' ' vis . lst ' ' . Lak , ,Q S T, 4- ig' , A N Q, 1 JL., ' f 1 1 l gr fl: N , VVV . , V VI. V, it , V F . ,fd Mr DESNIOND C HAROL HAS 'I L lchf s juniors Phy sical Educ ation B A L nn ersxty f YN xshmgton Baseball C 0 xc h Assistant Basketball C ich 4th yexr at L1 e VN ashington AY Mrs ALICE EROS Te ll hes sophomores Juniors seniors lxenc h Spanish B A LI'llXLI'SlIy of YN xshmg ton Spxmsh Club Adylsmr Irc nc ll Club Adylser Jth year it lake Washington Wl Q A Mrs BARBARA B CORCORAIN English BA Unlxerslty 0 YN ashmgton Skidmore Col lege Unnerslly of Zurich Niiddlebury College Girls Club Adxxsor Smorgasbord Adyiser lst year xt akc KN ashlngton Mr ROBERT D EDNVARDS Teaches juniors sen xors US Hlstory English AB UHIXCY slty of Portland U yersxty of San Fran cisco Lnxxersity of XJ lll 'r s ,, fx QF 'E '7 Ex ' wi' Mrs RUBY CURTISS Teaches sophomores JUHIOFS Walla College BS MS UHIXCFSIIY of Washington lVestern YN ashmqton College of Education Homecoming Aduser 8th year at Lake Washington YN ashmgton Debate Aduser 2nd year at Lake VN ashmgton 8 Mr Bjerke s health class Mrs LOIST FARRIS Te iches sophomores juniors seniors Home Economics Lmyersxty of NN .xshing on Senior Cliss Counselor r year at Lxkc YN ashing IDD 92 sg hard at work Mr LEE E GRAY Teaches Junlors seniors Bookkeeping Office Pr xctxce Typing B B A L nnersity of WS ashmgton YN human College Sc mor Class Ad user 'Pnd year at Lake Washington fs. 115 ' w 'lil i- Cui ' i' :hiv I l ' ff . ' , . , W , I ' G Aiivow rj gs 2, A ' , I , fi 'UA Y I U 4 I . . I . J 1 ' K'-J ' -. - - 1 - ' v v :- - , -' , f -. - - . - - 3,, , , s ff' i jj ' IVE Q I l ii l' -,','.i. ' Ili ' ' 1 ' 'fixi- g 2 ,- V ' , U-Yi. - , . -- . .' , :N 1: n -J ' 53 . -5 ra -- 1--5 I. , ,di Ry Q 'b r A ' 4 A-i 'nog 'fo I A ' i A y A I I . . ' Q -1 - g ' Teaches juniors. seniorsg seniors: Biology. B..A. Walla . , . . . . . 0 ,Z - y . Y . - . , . a , 3. y . , , . i . I Z i ' ' ' 1 s I ' i i 5 ly U c l . 'oz . 'z . :k . ' ' . ' ' ' , ' 1 'K ' 7 . V - my y 1 - . - 2 V . . 1 ,,, . ni- i .W ,,, ' - A gy . , . ' . 7 7. 4, QLN f 4. . v' ,- , : e ' 4 . N A , ' 1 . . . . Q I i . , 2 , ' i , ' I A 4 I ' ' 'z ' - B.S. ' - ' ' . L . 4 ' ' -' -. 1 , ' 11 : , ' Q , -' - , - f - ' ' . , ' 3 d ' . : - ' - , - r : .1-' -A ' K e , ,L,'AVcy7iv5' ' A 1 f' , . N 1 L B- , V A , Mr GLENTDONI A GREER Teaches sophomores jumors senlors r B A B LIIINCFSIIQ of Washmgton Palette and Brush Art Club Adviser Projector Squad Adviser 3rd year at Lake Washmgton Young Rembrandts ln the new art room Mrs JANE HEWIINGSON L1br1r1 ln BA Unnersnty of Hashxngton Lxbrary Club Aduser '7nd year at Lake Washington Mr RALPH L HANSEN Teaches sophomores jumors seniors Geometry Chemls try BS Whntworth College Sclence Club Aduser l'th year at Lake Washnngton Mr RUSSELL HULET Teaches sophomores Eng IS BA Lmxersxty of Washxngton BEd Western Wllshlngton College of Edu catlon Kell Stall' Aduser Tenms Coach 9nd year at Lake Washmgton 93 IISS MARY JANE HAWLEY Teaches juniors sen tors Engllsh Clee Club BA UHIXCFSIIY of Washmgton Crrls Club Aduser Forelgn tudent Program 59 Capers 2nd year at Lake Washmgton Mrs EVA HANSEN Teaches sophomores jumors semors Geometry Algebra Trlgonometry 'Nlath Analysts BA Niary YVash mgton College at Unnerslty ofV1rg1n1a NI A Lolumlna Lmxersxty Loy xlty Adxlser 2nd ye nr at Lake Washing IDD.. Mrs KATHRYN JENNINGS Substltute for Mrs Cadle Teaches sophomores Jumors senxors Speech French BS Unnersxty of North Dakota Northeastern Un1 werslty French Club Ad v1ser lst year at ae Washington A. I . A A . . . . A A y. ' , 4 . l U . , L , A g At. .. ., .Ed. : ' '. - 5 '. , A ' ' ' ' ' . . . . ' ' . 3, ' , A ' L '. .. . A . - l , . . . A , . . K , A .A' . ' l I' ' . 1 'I . . . A I L 4 - ' . T? - 2 44,4 V' ALM - A Y A A N ' 1 . . , - J K , ' 4, Me' K . ' . , 1, V' ' N I 7 y YW, ,, , . l' h. . . ' ' 3 , . . A . 1 ' ' ' ' . , . . ' r ,' , ' -' , - V , ' . . .. ' . L k , , fb, V 1 7- w I, 4 A Mr JAMES R JOLGEN Teaches sophomores Physx Plttsburg State College Wrestllng Coach Asststant Football Coach Assxstant Baseball Coach 5th year at Lake Washington Mr WILLIAMJ McLAUGHLIN Teaches sen1ors Amencan Gox emment B A B Ed College of Puget Sound Head Football coach Dnrec tor of PE and Athletics llth year at Lake Wash lngton Mr JOHN J KROCK Teaches sophomores Jumors semors Gen eral Metals Mechanl cal Drawlng Math Stout State Jumor Class 3r year at ake Washlngton 4 ii' M J RUSSELL JONES Teaches jumors senlors Ag mgton State Sterlxng Col lege FFA Aduser Jumor Class Aduser 3rd year at Lake Washxngton Buslness M College Mr CLAIR W KELLER Teaches Junxors sen1ors Coxernment B A Unnerslty of Washmgton Traffic Court Aduser unlor Class Ad user 9 d year at a e Washington Aduser Mr Krock demonstrates mnllxng machmc to J Murphy J Mr ELGENE E MARSHALL Teaches sophomores jun 1ors Engllsh Speech BA BEd Mhntworth College Lnnerslty f Callforma Unuersxty of Washxngton Paclfic Lutheran College Semor Play Director As sembly Planmng Board 'Pnd year at Lake Washington Wg 94 Bealy andJ Strode Mr HUNTER A MOCK Teaches sophomores Juniors semors Bxology BS BEd Washm ton State College Boys Club Adxlser Boys Aduser Track Coach As sxstant Football Coach 14th year at Lake Washlngton I u 4 N ru-V. sf, , - A5 'N ' W. I , . . . I f 1 ' ., t A I -SKA ' si Vim? tif V J , 1 gf! afflu . QI if 7.1 3 , 5-fig' -,gp . ' fs ' V. ,g V' 17:1 7 VV, ' Aix, f I b X ,ff fl ', ' . . r. . . . Q .- . , 3 . 2 A - . . . . 1 cal Education. B.S., M.S. riculture, B.S,. B.Ed. Wash- U.S. History, American . ' . R . - K - y ' . .A - l ' . U . 1 , . . - . . 'l 1 . . . ' . . , ' . ' . J . - . ' . . -n . . L k l , s S ' . y . . B.A., .A. Q Y. 1 . . . . . , . d L ' , . . V . 1 A . . . , l ' . 5 , . . ., . . . D . , . . . , . . , , . ' . . ., . . T ' 0 , ' 3 ' , . ., . . .Y . . . U . , D . - ,' u ,' a 9 ' ' 1 7- 4 .gLgf.e' Q 51 g- rig- . ',j:-21,3 QL -31 E.. 5131254 15-f 4 . ez its xg ms n ' Mr. JAMES E. MOSS Teaches sophomores, juniors, seniors ' World Survey Math BA Umverslty of Washmgton Knights of the Axe Sophomore Advlser 2nd year at Lake Washmg on Mrs. JOAN A. NEWMAN Teaches sophomores, sen- iors' World Survey, English Graphxc Arts B A Wellesley College Umversxty of Wash mgton Revellle Advxser 4th year at Lake Washmgton Larry Mclnnls practlces speech gestures on classmates Mr WILLIAM A NICHOLAS Teaches sophomores jun lors World Survey US Hxstory BA Stanford Un1 verslty B Ed Seattle Umver sxty UDIVCFSIIY of Washmg ton Parkmg Lot Aduser Junlor Class Advlser Boys Club Advlser lst year at Lake Washmgton Mxss HELEN ORTON Teaches junxors sen lors Shorthand Typ mg Office Practxce Transcnptlon B A Umversxty of Wash mgton Oregon State College Montana State UHIVCISIIY Um versxty of Southem Callfomla Honor So- ciety 15th year at Lake Washington Mr WILLIAMV QUINN Teaches sophomores jumors semors Engllsh Latm BA Seattle College MA Um verslty of Washington Seat tle Unwersnty Cwxl Defense Flre Marshal Advxser Latm Club Advxser lst year at Lake Washmgton , .L . ,, l . fi., rf -ffm Mr. ROBERT A. PICKERING Teaches sophomores jun- xors World Suney US History BA Lnnerslty of Washmgton lt year at Lake Washmgton Mxss HAZEL M RUETER Teaches Junlors Physxcal Educatxon BS Unlversxty of Washmgton Tumblxng Team Aduser Drlll Team Adx lser G A A Aduser 2nd year at Lake Washmg ton 'GQ' af M ll www , . . I 1 -, 0 g 1 - . . .. . ' I . . . 1' .Q Il 4 5 . A ff X .. . Q 5 J K 0 fly ' I 1 A 1 1 95 fl 0 4 A V iw I ff MW tors semors Drawmg fig W 'Tv 3 Mr WILSON A SHEETS Texehes sophomores jumors seniors Instrumental B XSIIIIWOYIII Central Wash mgton College of Educ mon 3rd year 'tt Lake Wlashlng on Mr LLOXD C STILL Teaches sophomores Jun Wood Shop B A Bellmg ham NVash1ngton State College Unnersxty of Hashmgton Stage Crew Adxxser 26th year t Lake IN ashtngton f. Mrs ESTER TX E SMITH Te tc hes sophomores juniors seniors Chorus Orchestra Girls C lee Club BS Pltts burg St ite College M A Northwestern Umx ersxty Lnnerslty of IN ashlngton 'Nonette Aduser Slngmg Strmgs Aduser 16th year at Lake IN ashlngton rf' 5 1 Mr JOHNJ SPENCER Teaches jumors Englxsh BE B A College of Puget Sound Basketball Coach 6th year at Lake IN lShlDg on 'XZ Q7 96 Mrs NANCY S SPITZER Teaches sophomores jumors senlors Nlorld Suryey Journalism L IN YVorld Adxlser Foretgn Student Commxttee Sophomore Class Adylser ond year at Lake 'Washtngton OFTIC E SI XFF Mrs johnson Mrs Xltf ulre ISOT PICYL RFD Nirs Fay Mr STANLEY G XX ILL -XRD Tmchcs sophomores jumors scmors Cvomctrs Phxstcs B -X LTIINCFSIIX of Mashmg ton Scxence Club kclxlscr Boxs Club kclxlscr Znd war 'xt Like XX 'xshmgton 'VI 1 s s DOROTHE X XNN IKF IS rvphfxng 'xlrs X IRGINI X T H HIIE Tc-ucltcs sophomores Jumors scmors C comstrx Home FCOHOIIIIFS B X Lmx vrsxty of XS tshmgton XNKGI Texts ltr unslmx Stttt m xcrsxty Scxttlr Lnnfrsm NI xth Club xKlXl5fI' Smor gnsborg Xdxlscr 5rd wir xt lwkg NN xshmaton 'tw 1' I 65 Wlrs BXRB XRXJ XX IDNI XX Tc trhvs sophomorrs Phxst cxl Education B X Eistom tshm ton Colln of 1 lltllslt of YN Xdxlsrr Turnlmlmg Tm tm hClXlSfl' 6th xc xr xtl tkc XS ishmqton Nhkmg 1 tisty dlsh Vtda Dlllmm Ethnl Jovag Cclxlm ohnson ole Hmcs Bcrdx NN irncr X 1ol1 Rudd Ltfetcrn snff Nirs Corcomn Tc-Wchf-s Jumors sem or Fn lxsh B X Lm xvrsttw of Colorwclo xrs Club 'xclxlsvr J wr II XS tshmqton I: fum M i Mk -1 i it 97 Custodnns lwvpln thc school m shtpc 'wir Qlircnce Birth olomcw Nlr Elmer Turnlren Nir Yern Nforscmun Nir Cecxl Grlfliths Not Pzctured 'Sir Elmer cnsen M. I h ith' -1 ,Q , . . -Kual- 1 Q ly -s. Ss , iycf :i'5d:..,i 'W 'Z 1 S Q 1. 1, .9 K 'P Q ,wma as Q x I ,-X' - ' , v 4 us 'Q X 2 a' 3 A f' I - 5 g - Y- V Li ,,,,,,,4,,j' ,. gm f 'ii?f',T,,.g.-'f pxi7WQ'r ' W . Af . s ' . A L + 5 :A ,SM , .. ' ,ff 39 ' M ,ffl Sl g r - 755 - , I ' my Pfjifgaf - fu -Q.. N, ,W ...W A Thus we follow our daily beacon, Through the effort of sleepy awakening. The unseen grandeur of our morning ride. The constant struggle of our classes, The completion of our major efforts. Our journey home-ward bound. Into the gleaming vastness of tomorrow's world This was our day . . . k ,wif I . ' X I lf Htl r ' ii! Al 'ill I l X. , li ,' ,lin elif! li Ut' 1 4- 'f r I A V l X ,ew all ,I f ' 'l T q f ff j, 1 1 I ui ffl, T, 4 , ff' J' rl 'lil fl ,f y K V .,il l . M, i N X ,N f f 4 . . fx , . , 'Il 1 fl v '- l 1. !,, .ljf 'R l' 1 fn, 'f Jjfl ' I Q 1 ,fl ,xi Ur, ' 3.11 l,'4,,I,i! 'J JI f' U 1 'L' V i' Ili 'J - ff: . ,.-4,1 'I Q ,fi , 'I J 5, , 5 , fljf! y i I X4 NNY, V, I ,J ' . 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