Lynden High School - Simba Yearbook (Lynden, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 62 of the 1948 volume:

wr WRX w d N wg X , V13 x. AQ K , , X ff 1948 Simba Senior Class Two 1 'V' ,Q 4' ' 9 as ' , sw, W . if egg Liga, ' A 5 at M ,iw Q '55 A as , 'Q S Mu -if xwg',,kff 'A if ,kin if is Y IN! 'lim if MM Q 'tif' was 3. ' if EY' 6 .5 ewdlmf .,. 4' , is if wifi' sv If , ,, ,..-Q W, 4 V Q wi ' V rf Q WWW? nfs, S' , uf' 'LJ ft., Y 5 4 bpfwf, 5 a wager ff. rg p ,V .49 ,mf A vis . , as, H748 ou eww, efwaezzw We who are to receive our high school diplomas in this spring of 1948 are the children of two distinct worlds. As Freshmen we moved in the shadow of global war. Then civilization held its breath while Hiroshima gave mute evidence that the change had come-sudden, startling. violent. Time crossed with lightning speed into a new era, leaving ours the last high school senior class ever to say, We knew a pre-atomic way of life. With gratitude for this interim free from the obligation of military service, and with confidence that the Spirit of Change will hasten and not hinder man's advance to a more humane world, we dedicate our best on this 26th day of May, 1948. 'l'llrt-1: Standing -- Lyle Desmul, Marceline Kortlever, Lorna Bauman, Regina Likkel, Edith Manner, Dorothy Michel, Torn Springer, Celia Meeboer, Howard Sorenson, Mae Gerjets, Joan Gillies, Arlene Sprague, Dorothy Weidkarnp. Seated, left to right-Shirley Sharp, Ruby Geiger, Russell Noteboorn, Mary Lou Moore, Ann Elliott, Lawrence Honcoop, Jessie Isom, Phay Cobley. Co-Editors-Mary Lou Moore, Ann Elliott. 14 WWE?-5 w R 1 ,.., :1 .,..,..,. 3 :.QggzQaiI 23913225 523: sis? 4' sssizizizixzs i H i Q ' . f-fwpwzrsf ,mais .,..,.,,: . 7 iii I 5 'if' 51- -ts X L EK MR. FISHER MH. ISOM Superintendent Principal Physical Educ H1011 MR. CLAHKSON Football Coach Science Law Drivers Training MH. HOCKEY Agriculture Six MRS. EDNA FISHER Senior Advisor Usher Advisor English Social Studies Annual Advisor MHS. LOYCE PIEHCEY Commercial MH. BOOMAN Science VVood Shop MH. LAlXll5ER'l' English Drivers Train Art Tennis Coach in MRS. H ELMSING Social Studies Spanish English Speech MRS. SOHICNSEN Pep Advisor Physical Education MISS HOLLAND English Latin MH. SCHUCHMAN Music MR. OLSEN F2ll'lIl Shim MH. MILLER Mathematics MISS KANTOLA Home Economics MRS. OLSIZN XVorlcl History U. Sl History MISS VAN HOUTEN Library Seven Scfzaal Beam! Standing-Mr. Noteboom. Seated-Mr. Helgath, Mr. Hersman and Mr. Crabtree Separate Picture-Mr. Elenbaas. fi! fflgwri 3 Baca! lmlingf-ff.lin1 Wemrtlcy, .lim NUlClJ00lIl. Sc-ntccl-'Rcgillzl Likkcl, Ruby iicigcr Ipillal SlH'iIl3L'l', lilcn Hulczlll. Slmfenl' Gonna!! I1l'l lu liiglll, Slumlilmg'-Clulclq Hailey, Bob Knapp, llznvicl Burns. Suzltcci-.lim nrlluy, llcllmcrl liriclcsml, Jessie Isom, Kzlrcn BOOIIIQIII, ISL-vcrly l'n-mlcrson, Glen llulm-alll. .lim N0tL'lJUHIIl. Ninn Seniaa Eaaacf of Ganfaal Standing, Left lo liighi-Nornmn Bedlingtou, Marv Lou Moore, Ruger Dcws Seated-Lyle Desmul, Arlene Sprague, Shirley Sharp, Edith Bl21l1I1Cl', Glen Huleall auiaa Eaafwf of eanlaaf Standing, Left lu Higllt-Gene CZlIIlDlJ6ll, Bob lXlll6IlSllQI', Eugene xvllll2lIIlS. Seated- Phvllis Vzxuqlm llelores Iislic, Lellm S JI'll1'fCl' Guqe Judson. l N K Q R1 s . Seniau Twelve CHUCK BAILEY An A student, a crack athlete, and the most eligible bachelor of the year. First team basketball, baseball, fotoball, Boys' L Club, Student Council, Knights Club. RALPH BALES Discontinued school. LURNA BAUIVIAN You may thank her for the quick success with which this printing went to press. Pep Club, Student Council, Torch Club, Paper Staff, Girls' L Club, Junior-Sem ior Banquet, Drill Team, Annual Staff, Music Concert, School Revue. NORMAN BEDLINGTON We're grateful to the fellow who rolled up his sleeves in support of every class activ- ity. V Football, Knights Club, Boys' L Club. Ag Major, Baseball, School Revue, Senior Board. NORMA N ISEUKEIJMA N His blasts and blurbs on his slide- trombone are beautiful to hear. Band Major, Ag Major, Boys' L Club, Foot- ball, Music Concerts, Pep Band. JACK BERG Astoria can boast of more than a coast after sending us this top-notch student. At Astorio, Oregon: Hi-Knights, Junior Play, A Club, Track. GRACE BOUWIVIAN The minutes stand approved whenever our efficient secretary reports on the go- ings and the comings of the Class of '48. Library Club, Paper Staff, Girls' Club, Senior Class Secretary. MARGIE BROERSMA After all is said and done there are two instead of one-and both Margies are easy to look at-delightful to know. Girls' Club, Chorus Concerts. I, , I!! W f JIM BRUNEAU He's the quiet little guy who tries to keep folks from knowing that he knows all he knows. Boys' L Club, Tennis, Football, Boys' Club. MARLENE BR UNS She will blithely skate her way through life. Girls' L Club, Music Concerts, Girls Club. JACK BURNHAM M.D. stands for music and drama to m , Y 8 . S' J Boys' L Club, School Revue, Senior Pl Football Octette Kni hts Club A Ma BONNIE BUSSARD We present her the 1948 purple heart for injuries sustained on the front line of duty: In the cheering section-one broken nose. Ushers Club, Library Club, Girls Club. rum' colstlcx' f I l Diamonds before diplomas is the slogan of the station master's daughter, who believes, of course, in both. Ushers Club, Girls' L Club, Majorettes, Paper Staff, Annual Staff, Music Concerts, School Revue. ROBERT CRONISTER Yours, with lotions of lilacs-Chronisterf Octette, Tennis, Ag Major, Boys' L Club, Baseball, Junior Play, School Revue, Junior- Senior Banquet, Senior Play, Music Concerts. CHARLES CRABTREE From water-boy to manager, Charlie has faithfully served each branch of the Ath- letic Department. Ag Major, Boys' L Club, Basketball Man- ager, Boys Club. JOHN DE B0 ER We love to hear the hearty laugh of suc- cessful Farmer John . Ag Major, Boys' L Club, Baseball, Music Concerts, Boys Club. 7' 1,4 7' 4 U Tllirtccn ourlccll RA Y DE BOER He's just as nice as he is strong and silent. School Revue, Boys Club, Chorus Concerts. U0 RA DE KOSTER She'll take with her to college the good wishes of all her classmates and faculty. Girls Club, Band Major, Paper Staff. DMA VERNA DE NEUI - There's the faintest hint of wedding bells on the air. Library Club, Music Concerts, Girls Club. LY LE DESMUL Even Hollywood might take a second look at our Class President. Knights Club, Football, Track, Boys' L Club, Ag Major, Senior Class President, Student Council, School Revue, Senior Board. A , w -f' , , , f , .'i U f f 1:oGEic DEws , . We vote him a representative Senior who mea- sures up to every 1948 requirement. Stage Crew, Yell Leader, Band, Major Paper Staff, Boys' L Club, Junior Class President, Senior Play, Senior Board. I-IARRIET DYKSTERHUIS ' -- , Don't look now, but here goes another right pretty Senior. Pep Club, Drill Team, School Revue, Chorus Concerts. l EUGENE ELENBAAS Here's the author of the title that won its place on our bookwSimba. School Revue, Boys Club. I 'ffffff fvffy ,I , I ' z fl v,f, ff ff , Pk ,f, ,g . , ffl , f '.fffl., 'Ji 1' ANN ELLIOTT - ' Our Pavlova casts us spellbound when she goes into her dance. Pep Club, Song Leader, Paper Staff, Co- Editor of Annual, Drill Team, Junior-Senior Banquet, Chorus Concerts, Sextette, School Revue, Band, Stage Crew. Z N' f dififecaccga X fi X if! L f , ,lf , We 1' KYB! GEIG ER . The J. P. Morgan of 1948, this mistress of the currency controls us all by her pull on the purse strings. ' Pep Club, Girls' L Club, Chorus Concerts, Drill Team, Junior-Senior Banquet, Annual Staff, Jun- ior Play, School Revue, Student Body Treasurer. NIAY GERJ ETS ' ,- Look your prettiest, for in Z1 split-second this artist will have your pan on paper. Library Club, Paper Staff, Annual Staff, Girls Club. JOAN GILLIES Who is Joanie? What is she that l the swains commend her? Girls' L Club, Chorus Concerts, Drill Team, School Revue, Annual Staff, Library Club, Pep Club. Bl'l'l l'Y GRAY - ,,, 4 X ff 'Q Out of consideration for Brother Bob 1471 and Brother Ralph 1447, Betty will remain a teensy-weensy girl. Band Minor, Library Club, Girls' L Club, School Revue, Chorus Concerts. ll E LOR ES HARDY Her sunny disposition has been a cloud-dispeller through all her high school years. Girls Club, Junior Play, Chorus Concerts. T131 HOFMAN f x The Hofman tradition sits squarely on his shoulders, but Tim declares, with Shakespeare's help, Though it bend him yet will he not break. guntior Play, Octette, Chorus Concerts, Boys' L lu . LeROY HOLT An ex-patriate from Seattle's Cleveland High and a splendid addition in the de- partments of music, athletics and scholas- tics. Boys' L Club, Chorus Concerts, School Revue. Baseball, Football, First Team Bas- ketball, Quartette. GLENICE HOLTROP f I Our 1948 answer to every bachelor's prayer sa trim little lady who can out-cook Betty Crocker. Girls Club, Ushers Club, School Revue. , f ' V -ff 5 f ,Y J 5 u 6 Y lfiflccn SCH- . X N. Sixlca-11 .5 N LAWRENCE HONCOOI' The little guy is versatile: He's led the cheering section, he's played the gameg he's edited the column, he follows a gridiron diet. Baseball Team, Football, First Team Basketball, Track, L Club, Paper Staff, Annual Staff, Ag Major, Yell Leader. -wwf., . , - - ' GLEN HULEATT , , , 'A We pledge allegiancee-. The president of the Student Body needs no introduction. L Club, Torch Club, Baseball Team, Track, First Team Basketball, Football Team, Paper Staff, School Revue, Student Body President, Student Council, Senior Board. l JESSIE ISOM -, E ' This self-reliant young lady refuses to rely on her papy's office for popularity audi propulsion. Senior Play, Annual Staff, Paper Staff, Drill Team, Pep Club, Torch Club, Junior Play, L Club, Student Council, School Revue, Majorettes, Song Leader. GILBERT JOHN ' Just anyone could be John Gilbert but only a mathematician, la scientist and a smart man could be Gilbert John. Ag Major, Boys L Club, Track, Intra- mural Manager, Football Manager. DON KOOY ' Question: Why the large feminine following? Coy? Answer: No-just Kooyl' Ag Major, Chorus Concerts, Track. MARCELINE KORTLEVER Calling all step-ladders! The short, short mem- ber of the class is preparing to decorate any- thing that has a ceiling. Annual Staff, Paper Staff, Girls Club. NIATTHEVV LAGERWA1' The man who can wiggle out of every situ- ationfour ace acrobat. School Revue, Boys Club. REGINA LIKKEL This all-girls' president is our 1948 defini- tion of a lady-in action and in looks. Look! Pep Club, Girls' L Club, Annual Staff, Drill Team, Chorus Concerts, Girls Club President, School Revue. SH I RLE1' LIKKEL This happy smile plainly tells that Shirley is a favorite with the girls that pound out the pep. Ushers Club, School Revue, Girls Club Cabinet, Girls Club, Band Major. EDITH MANNER I want my man to be a rugged Republican, who has a relish for Chevrolets. fThe three R's.J Junior Play, Senior Play, Ushers Club, School Revue, Annual Staff, L.H.S. Business Manager, Senior Board. f ' ' f ! r , F , f . . x.a,..q,,1 , . 1 ,mum MABERRY Atletic form - good! Scholarship - good, Missouri drawl - Ah! Knights Club, Boys L Club, Baseball, Football, First Team Basketball, Chorus Concerts. GLENN MQGUIRE ,Q fi' 1 4 Mac is divided in his enthusiasms, one- half going to the athletics, another half to music-and another to sociability- Track, Baseball, Football, Boys' L Club, Chorus Concerts, Basketball Manager, Octette. JOHN N Y DIEDEDIA Our master of acrobatics managed to out-twist and out-smart all his feminine pursuers until this year, when WHAM! School Revue, Boys Club, Chorus Concerts. A -w- 5 CELIA MEEBOER Q ' ' And I'll not ask for valine when Celia plays. Music Major, Chorus Concerts, Library Club, Girls Club. DOROTHY MICHEL Nature gave our Dorothy those deep and dangerous dimples, but to us she is just plain Mike. Senior Play, Ushers Club, Girls' L Club, Annual Staff, Ski Club. ME RRYLIN MILLER Even Shakespeare would have called her a lady. The pattern doesn't change. Ushers Club, Girls Club. GooJ B' Scvcniccn I' Q4 it 5 liightccn MARY LOU MOORE B sky 4 . -. She is heard in song and seen in the dance, and through these pages as you glanceeThe other Miss Editor. Chorus Concerts, Junior Play, Co-Editor of An- nual, Senior Play, Ushers Club, School Revue, Sextette Nonette, Senior Board. MILDRED NIE U WENDORI' She carries the in-between notes for the cele- brated sextette. Ushers Club, L Club, Sextette, Chorus Con- certs, Girls Club Council. JIM NOTEBOOM As the fifth and last son of a school-board member, he demonstrates his right to be different in all three dimensions. First Team Basketball, L Club, Knights Club, Torch Club, Ag Minor, Student Coun- ' M ,, , g, g4,f1,-f7 j' I, v ,A .I use fm .. vgniitssnillg NOTEJBOOM J -:His enthusiasm is a magnet that draws -'I - folks from halls and even classrooms to qi' surround him. X Ag Major, Junior Play, Musical Concerts, 5 L Club, Knights Club, Annual Staff, Quartette, Band. X . ELIVIER NYMEY ER Only the kindest people can carry the respect of all the men and the love of all the ladies- Platonic of course. Chorus Concerts, Debate Team, Torch Club, An- nual Staff, Ag Minor, Paper Staff , ' , ,'.f?' the SHIRLEY ONDECK , fi I 'T'7'k' 3 When th6l SyS ,Work to be done Shirley is always on deck. , V Girls Club, -7 . 4 V51 -X. f ,f f' X' LL fx ,. Xvgf' ' lf, .f DOROTHY POSTHUDIUS To this very efficient and obliging young lady we are indebted for such success as the Mothers' Spring Tea. Exnnual Staff, Junior-Senior Banquet. Girls lub. DA LE PRICE The mother, the father, and two of the five lesser Prices have now received their sheepskins. L Club, Knights Club, Chorus Concerts, Math Club. 1 ARNOLD RAAYMAKERS You're welcome, Seattle College, for this very valuable A student . Boys' UL' Club, Boys Club, Chorus Concerts. CAROLINE ROBINSON Lucky the man over whose home she will reign. It's the technique. Chorus Concerts, Girls Club. ,gf-ff .f'4x, l 1 DALE ROCKE Y His blushes burn him, his words frighten him: he's just the big silent masculine man. Boys' L Club, Football, Tennis, School Revue, Chorus Concerts. cuA1:LEs SHANNON -- 7 The fourth Shannon graduate upholds the family reputation for integrity and worth. Boys' L Club, Track, Octette, Band Major, Chorus Concerts, Junior Play, Foot- ball. BOB S HARP Off we go into the wild blue yonder with Sharp at the controls, Boys Club. SHIRLEY SHARP The Dear Ruthn of 1948, and a good little trouper. Ushers Club, Annual Staff, Senior Play, School Revue, Junior-Senior Banquet, Paper Staff, Chorus Concerts, Senior Board. ff' .ff . ,' 445.4 2-1 1 , 4 ARLENE SPRAGUE For her wide range in scholarship, activi- ties, and popularity she would merit the blue ribbon of any high school. 'Band Major, Torch Club, Ushers Club, Girls L Club, Music Concerts, Senior Board. TOM SPRINGER Homely in youth, comely in middle age, handsome in old age. Long Tom Jeffer- son? No, Tom Springer. Senior Play, Torch Club, First Team Bas- ketball, Football, Boys' L Club, Chorus Concerts, Annual Staff, Paper Staff. Z7 .Cv ,Vx KS,-. Ninclccn 'T-Q-. J... Twenty JAKE STAP A family slogan that is now a tradition- Staps don't stop till they strike A. Ag Major, L Club, Stock Judging Team. MARGIE STAUFFER When it comes to a nice girl to sing about, Margie, Margie, that's you. Chorus Concerts, Girls Club. CYNTHIA STRENGHOLT Her smile is sunlight through the trees- our Cynthia's in love. Junior Play, Debate Team, Chorus Con- certs, Sextette. S EYMO UR STU URMANS Our Dead-eye Dick of the hoopsters. Ag Major, First Team Basketball, Boys' L Club, School Revue. HAROLD S UIVIMERS A student by splendid effort, a trapper by voca- tion, and a Merchant Marine by choice. DELORES 'HLLEMA She came to us as a Senior from North Knot Southl Dakota-Strasburg to be exact. At Strasburg: Junior Play, Pep Club, Girls Club. I 1 VVILBIA VAN BEEK W f ' She i's recommended to take a letter with precision, accuracy, and charm. CAttention office managers? Band Major, Girls' L Club, Paper Staff, Chorus Concerts. KATHERINE VANDE KAMI' And then there's this tall good-looking usher who is one of the Seniors' best. Ushers Club, Girls Club. PETE VAN DYK The pitcher is in the box, ready for the wind-up! First Team Basketball, Baseball, Track, Stock Judging, Boys' L Club, School Revue, Knights Club. RUTH VAN DYKE The public is fortunate to be ushered by so gracious a lady. Ushers Club, School Revue, Girls Club. NIEL VANDER POL' 'Q The last of a long-and We-do-mean-long- line of Vander Pols. Ag Minor, Chorus Concerts, Boys Club. ALTA VAN KOOTEN The traditional Van Kooten-Where e'er she is, in chorus or in library, no service is verboten Chorus Concerts, Library Club, Girls l Z,-.11 .. JADELLE Y ERDI IN Club. A faithful worker with the gift of artistrh n all she does. Girls' L Club, Chorus Concerts, Girls Club. RAYMOND YERDYIN He has an eye for the chicks -feathered, that is, Ag Major, Poultry Judging Team, Boys Club. DO ROTH1' VYEIDKAM I' She has rendered loyal an this popular young lady on we rely. Girls' L Club, Chorus Concerts, Paper Staff, Annual Staff, Majorettes, Pep Club, Drill Team, Library Club. VY I L LI Alll VVEE DA Love of the soil and of mechanical arts should provide an open door to a success- ful life. Ag Major, Boys Club, Chorus Concerts. xx Twciily-olic JIM WVORTL E Y Proverb: Popular prepossessing -3 man who takes an active part in las ivfw affairs are likely to get takeng mark . Student Council, First '-L sket ootball, Track, Chorus Co iz' t A ctette, :u Club, School Revue, o s m in P : . i-n 1 KZ' ' Gamma Sfnq uicnisffivr .mxsicx ifhis rangy favorite of the basketball fans tops the Class from an elevation 01' six-foot four. First Team Basketball, Boys' L Club, Ag Major, Knights Club, Boys Club. For st-1'x'ic'c l'Cll subiiiittcrl. C1l2ll'1L'S l311il1'y 1Al1'I1Zl 1511111111111 N0l'lll2lll 13e1i1i11gto11 NOVIIIZIII 11CllkQ1lll2lll 110111110 13118821111 Graco 131111wn1:111 Margie 11l'0Ul'SlIl2l 11121110116 Bruns Ho11c1'l C1ll'O1l1Si0I' Phay Coblcy Charles Crziliirce Roger Dcws Our Naval Air Force HARRY GER-IETS MARGARET T-10 ELKEK Better late than never she came to us from Granger in a high March wind, At Granger, Wash.: Junior Play, Senior Play, Annual Staff, Paper Staff. member who returned to round out our total of eighty-two graduates. Senicvz Rall of aqanaa Llziss oi 1948, Iiryoiul lhr lim- oi' ciiiiy, lhcsc 1111111cs :irc g1'z1ici'u11y Lyle Dcsiiiul ,xllll lilliott May licrjcis Ruby Geiger 111011 Hulczitt Glcnicc Holtrop .lcssic lsom Gilbert .lf1l111 Mzirrclinc Korllevcr Shirley Likkcl Regina Likkcl Iilincr Nynicyer Dorotliy 1J0Sl1lllIllllS Shirley Sliarp Arlene Spragiie Margie Stauffer Charles Shzinnoii VVi1111z1 Vain Beck Kzltht-ri11c Vande 141111111 Pete Yau Dyke Alia Van Koolcn .lzidclle Yerduin Dorothy VVeidk:1111p V Zlmfea Glaum Twen ty-four Top Picture, Left to Hight, Standing-Alice Sams, Bob Sussex, Bob Muenscher, Gordon Medcalf, Mildred Parrish, Mr. Lambert, Maxine Hexford, Jimmy VVood, Letha Springer, Bernice Nouwens, Dorothy Van VVerven. Seated-Alice Loewen, Eugene VVilliams, Delbert Erickson, Darryl Miller, Marvin Vandermay, Dick Larson, Phyllis Taylor, Lois NValdamar, Ruth Rehm, Hoseann Hustand, Dick Vander Yacht, Laura Lee Hodique, Phyllis Vaughn, Marianne Krulic. Middle Picture-Gene Crabtree, Vice-President: Letha Springer, Tl'L'ZlSUl'Cl'Q Nellie Kanxperman, Secretary, Gene Campbell, President. Lower Picture, Back Row-Leslie Courtney, Jack Frasier, .lim Hremner, Marlo Foster, Howard Huntley, Dick Claxton, XVilliam Hendricks, Marion Hcnken, Roger Elsner. Middle Row-Mr. Miller, Marian Knutzen, Dixie DeYonng, .loan Deliubher, Delores Estic, Maribcth Booman, Nellie Kamperman, Carrie Delong, Ann Baan, Elizabeth Broekmeyer, June Cowart, Miss Kantola. Front Row- Gene Crabtree, Gene Campbell, Bob Knapp, Evangeline Ketel, Shirley Dykstra, Kay Knudsen, Gage .ludson, Bob B1'onkema,Cornie Huisman. won I y Tweiity-six Sapfzamaawi Top Picture, Left to Bight-David Burns, James Bailey, Melha Holt, John Jacobson, Merle Barry, .lean Foy, Cerhin DeVries, Bruce Bajema, .lim .lohn. Seated-Bill Rainford, Paul Dodson, Bernice Dkystra, .lack Fale, Bernice La Plante, Jeanette Cogdal, Bud Ketel, Donald Hugdahl, Virginia Larson, Mabel Lincoln, Birdie Bruns, Elwood Crosier, Gerry Felkey, NVarren Hovander, John Bremer, Mary Cowen, Douglas Kazen. Class 0I'i'icers-Gerry Felkey, Treasurerg llerman XVood, Vice- Presidentg Connie Meurer, Seeretaryg Howard Sorenson, President. Bottom Picture, Standing, Left to Right-Byrant Smit, Norma Boo, Theodore Baaymakers, Donna Oltman, Leroy Notehoom, Dorothy XVeeda, Frank Bodenburg, Mrs, Helmsing, Bonald Mock, VVilma Shannon, Bill Seaherg, Kathleen Vande Kamp, Donald Top, Virginia Miller, Gerry Mcllhail. Seated4Beverly Pederson, Marilyn Vander Mey, Herman VVood, Dick Moore, Alice Pilon, Alvin Pittman, Howard Sorenson, Connie Meurer, Darlene Sueee, Shirley Porter, Bertine Nordmark, Mildred Bustand, William Bouse, Roger Vande Kamp, Alyda Sprague, Betty Vander Brink, Clarence Tenliley. l'wcnty-seven IWZM. aqallancfi aqoaneaaam SL-alccl-Don HL'l'Slll2lll, .loannc iil'ClIll'l', llclly lluslalson, .ln-anno Cliilton, Cliarlvs Duran, Ronald Ill-nnink, .lanc Ilngcialil, lic-nnutli Dv lim-1', Marion liagc-ns, .In-an liracllcy, Nancy llalcs, Ralph liarncs, Yall-Vic DuVall, Juno liracllcy, Dale Hickey, .lancl Hicks, Ida Cuwarl, Murray Carinivliacl. Slancling-liarcn liuoinan, Norman Havclnan, Holly Cngrlal, Miss llollanfl, Paul C1lI'0lliSiCl', lirina Hao Crosicr, Polci' lllankcrs, Lua-lla Cowl-ii, Wcslcy Assink, Dixic llccrnink, Orran Dodson, Junior Dnnliain, Allan lilsncr, Mn-lvin Dc lil'i121iii'. Class OI'l'icci's-l l1-cl Nlucnsc-licr, Pre-sillcnl: Robin Yanrlci' lil'iL'llli, Soc-i'clai'yg Melvin Do lii'aal'l', 'lil'l'llSlll'L'l'. Ma. Rackeqi 041 First Row, I,lfl'l lo lliglll-Vivian Lina-uln, Iiclilh Jones, Frm-fl Blucnsl-livr, lrcnc iXIl'fillil'C, Sally Mccnk, Sam Hofnian, NYilnia wcnly-L-ig Vcrduin, KL-nnclh l'i'icc, Alla Lanilmcrl, Marjorie Zwccgnlan. SL-confl Howfklurclla lim-rl, Pauline Oppcwall, Elhcl llrcslon, Robin Vanrlci' l-iricnfl, Hilrla Van Wcrvcn, Hclcn liovlccy, Donna Mnnclcll, Vina lllvlioc, Mr. Hockey. 'l'lii1'cl Howgllctci' Huisnian, .lolin 'l'1'oosl, Holm-1'l Worllicn, William Hollrop, Frccl Yan Ipcrcn, Thornlon Skinner, XVaync Young, Dick T2llliJlSl1llCilll. lil l'wcn1y-nillc 1 5 5 2 1. Money-Bags Ruby-2. Little Peter Aran-3. Songstress Gerry-4. Crack Stenog Lorna -5. Senorita Shirley-6. Tst! Tst! The Student Body President-7. The Butcher Boy-8. Tho Bashful Gene-9. Little Flower Jadelle-10. Naughty Phay Aliene-11. Tlf1ere's no business like show business-12. Daffodile wedding for Jessie and Dale-13. Baby Face Dewsn 14. Shy Vlfilma and Joyceilii. Watch the birdie, Marlene -16. Bare Feet?-17. Ballerina--W 18. Sunday-go-to-meetin' Edith-19. The Second Raaymaker. Uaqanqaiia mt pep Glad Left to Right, Buck How-lieverly lederson, Ruby Geiger, Connie Meurer, Lornai Blllllllilll, Dau'- lene Sueee, Jean Foy, Phyllis Tziylor, Gerry Felkey, A1111 Elliott, Marilyn Vzmder M1-y. F1'o11t How-Regina Likkel, .loan Gillies, Phyllis, Villlghll, .loan De Rubber, A1111 l3z1:1n,. Lzxura Lee Rodrique, Melbu Holt, Kay Knudsen, Lethzx Springer, Jessie Isom. Not Pictured-llarriet Dy'liStCl'llLllS, Delores Tillemzl, Dolores lislie. Zfdfzead Glad lfirsl Row, Left to HightA4Rutl1 Vain Dyke, Lois XVQIIKICIIIHT, Shirley Dkystrzl, Shirley Sll21l'lJ, Dorothy llliehel, Edith Manner, Donna Oitllltill, lllary Lou Moore, Second R0NV4'Al'l6l1C Siirague, Gleniee Holtrop, Bernice La Plante, Nellie KZlIYl1JSl'IIlZll1, Mildred Nieuweiidorp, Gerry MePl1z1il, Phay Cohley, Third Row-Ruth Rehm, Dixie De Young, Aliee Loewen, Shirley Likkel, Kzitlierine Vande Kzllup, Me1'ryli11 Miller. Not Pietured-Maribeth Boo111z111, Bonnie BUSSll1'd,1'I01JC lullilllllll. 'l'hi1'ty-two iw' W .1 . , gm' iff' em l First Row, Left to ltiglit-Aliee Sams, Currie Dulong, lletty Gray, Arlene Sprague, Shirley Dykstra, J - ltulli llelim, llluy Cobley, liirmlie Bruus, .loam Deliulyber, Nellie K2llllIJQI'IIltlI1. Second How- 'hyllis 'll2lyl0l', Bernice llilljlllllltj Dorotliy Weidkump, VVil1m1 Slizmnon, Nlilflrerl Niem- wemlorp, Wilma Vzml3eek, Dorotliy Michel, Gerry Fclkey, Connie Bl6lll'0l', Darlene Sueee, Kay linuclxen, .lean Foy, Gerry Nlellliuil, lilizulietli llroeknieyer. 'l'l1ircl Row-Alycla Sprague, Lois Wulrlenmr, Regina Liklael, .loam Gillies, Ruby Geiger, Jessie lsom, Norniu Roo, Shirley Porter Nlurilyu Yzmcle1'Mey, l5evel'ly lleterson, Lorna Billllllilll, Betty Yumlerlirink, .lzlflelle YCl'1llllll. ew' iff' em lirsl Huw, Left to ltiglltflmlloy Holt, Dale Price, l.z1wl'enee lluliemmp, .'Xl'll0l4l ll:l:1ylIl:1lcel's, Y, . . , . , , , ,, wrmgm BL'lll!!!2lf!ll, Qiulaert f.ll!'U!1!SlQ!', lxflflllilll lieukeluigm, Juke Slap. berwuul l'lfNVflH!ll Springer, llerlrert .lansen, flll2ll'lCS Slizmnon, .lolin Delloer, .lim liruneuu, Roger Dews, Russell Y0i6lJ00lIl, Glen Hulezxtt, .limmle Nloocl, tiene fll'2llJll'QE', Gilbert Jolm, Pete Yzmllyke. Tllirfl owfllenc Campbell, Robert Knzlpp, .laek Fzlle, .lim Wortley, .lack lilll'Illl2lIIl, Lyle Desmul, Dale Roekey, .luke Muluei'1'y, .lim Notelmom, Clizirles Bailey. 'l'lii1'ly-lllree Q mfm, em l.cl'l to liiglil, Stznmling-Miss Van Houtcn, Dorothy NVClKlliZllIlIl, Grace BOUNVIIIQIII, lllzwizuinc Krulic, Bully Vanrler Brink, Alice Loewen, Sc21twlgDol'olliy wVCCKl2l, Bonnie liusszxrd, Altax Yam Koolcn, .loam Gillies, May Gerjcts, Verna DcNcui, Betty Gray, Dixie DcYoung, Birdie llruns. ' pafpea glad L1-I'l to Right, Slillllllllgvxxllllllil Van Bcek, Grace liouwmzm, .lczln Cliillon, Helen liockcy, Mrs. llc-lmsing, .loam Foy, Roger Dews, Alyda Sprague, Cora DL-Koster, Dorothy vvlllilliillllll, Tom Qpringcr, l42lVVl'0llCC lloncoop, Seated-Ann Elliott, Lorna lilllllllllll, litlicl Preston, Gerry Fclkey, .ls-ssiv lsom, May Gcrjcls, lxIZll'CClll'1C Korilever, Shirley Sliurp, l'l1zlyCoblcy. i Not l,lt'llll'Cfl-'l40tll2l SIJl'lllgC1'. 'l'l1i1'1y-four Qalfwie Zzaameu af 14 ' Top Pic-ture, Left to Right-Back Row: Allen Elsner, Darryl Miller, Bob Bronkema, Marlo Foster, Howard Huntley, William Weeda, Raymond Verduin, Norman Beukelman, Merle Barry, Bud Ketel, David Burns. Jim John, Bud Klander, Bob Worthen. Third Row: Leslie Assink, Dick Larson, Pete Van Dyk, Jack Fale, Gene Crabtree, John De Boer, Don Kooy, Gilbert John, Leslie Courtney, Lowell Crabtree, Gerbcn DeVries, John Jacobson, Paul Dodson, Lyle Desmul. Second Row: Mr. Rockey, Charles Crabtree, Jake Stap, Lawrence Honcoop, Russell Noteboom, Marion Henken, Bob Muenscher, Jack Frasier, Douglas Kazan, William Rouse, Roger Vande Kamp, Thornton Skinner, War- ren Hovander, Dale Hickey, Mr. Olsen. Front Row: Charles Doran, Kenneth Price, Fred Muenscher, Bill Rainford, Eilvvood Crosier, Ronald Bennink, Richard Taubenheim, Donald Hersman, Orran Dodson, Melvin DeGraff, Ralph Barnes. Herman Wood, Paul Chronister, Pete Huisman. judging '7eam Bottom Picture, Left to Right: Jake Stap, Lyle Desmul, Pete Van Dyk, Mr. Rockey. 'l'l1i1'ly-l'iw lop ljlt'llll'L' loft lo Right'-'EllQCI1C Williams, Hogs-1' Duws, Hugo Judson, Dun Hllhllillll, Ann Flliolt rv Ipll in Iii ht Dicl Roger Dc 4 , llirly-six slag-6 8480! , Gunc Czmlpbcll. fjaajecfian einem Q Moore, Don Hllgiiillll, Honzllfl Mm-k, Wayne l3illL-rmznn, fbeiale '7eam Top Picture. Left to Right: Cynthia Strengholt, Kenneth Love. Mildred Parrish, Mr. Booman, Elmer Ny- meyer. Letha Springer, Maribeth Booman. '7cvwh Glad Bottom Picture, Left to Right: Back Row' Jim Bremner, Elwood Crosier, Donald Hugdahl, Bob Knapp, Bob Sussex, Gene Campbell. Middle Rowe Wilma Shannon, Norma Roo, Shirley Sharp, Howard Sorensen, Darlene Sucee, Wilma Van Beelc, Arlene Sprague. Front Row--Kay Knndsen, Nellie Kamperman, Jessie Isom, Connie Meurer, Elizabeth Broekmeyer, Maxine Rexford, Joan DeKubber, Laura Lee Rodique. Not Pictured: Elmer Nymeyer, Lorna Bauman, Letha Springer, Maribeth Booman, Ronald Mock, Douglas Kaven, .Tack Young. Tliirly-seven lmol Qiafd' 61146 eauncif lop Pic'lu1'v, Loft In Hight'I'1I'lH2l Rue Crosicr, Ruth Rohm, Dorothy Mivllcl Nlllclrcml Nivuwc-mIo1'p, Valerie DuYull, Kay linurlsvn, Miss Kzmlolu, Regina Likkc-I Shirley Likkcl, Blzlrilyn Vzlntler Blcy, lilizzllwtll l5I'oc'klllcycr, .lean Foy, Dclnros Iwlic, Hcvcrly Pcrlc-l's0l1. Eaqfi' Glad Gouncil tom Piclllrv, L1-fl lu Right, Standing-limb NlllCllSi'llCl', Sam Hofmann, Pc-tu .mkcrs, SOZll0fl'FI'2lI1k Hoclerburg, Clulrlcs Crzlblrcc, .lim NVor11ey, Dick Claxton. Dall Kaz CMA Top l,ii'llll'l', L1-l'l In liighl, Slzmrlinggiicrlmcrt .l2ll1SCIl,.liITlIIly XVnml, .luck Fnlc, l'c-tor Yam Dyk:-, 0 lioclwy, .lzwk lhxrnlmm, Husscll Notolmonl, Ralph Hales, .luke Nlzlyln-1'1'y, NlPl'lIl1ll1 limi- lington, ClllIl'k lizliloy. Sa-:lim-cl Loft to Right-Lyle Desmul, Gene CQIIIIIJIJOH, Howard llunllcy, Wurrvn llovunflcly Dulu Pricc, llzlgu Juclson, Don Iillgdillll, hllglfllk' XVIHIQIIIIS, llowznrd S0l'l'l1S'.ll1, .lim Nou-lmom. Bail! 7eam mn l,ii'tlll'l' Ll-fl to Iiigl1lJM1nl'ilyn Yilildvl' Moy, Dorotlly NYOidlizxl1lr, liulw lim-iw-1' llcrrv linil , I H , , lfclkey, Lorna: lizlumzm, Phyllis Yilllgllll, Lclhu Springer, Joan Dc Kllhln-r, H2ll'l'il'l llykstn-rlluis, Regina Likkol, licvurlx' l'cclcrs1m, .loan hllllos, LOINUQ Mcurer, Jean Foy, Darlene Slll'l'O, Phyllis l11S'lo1', Kay Knurisc-nf lJiI'c-vtmi by Mrs. Surcllscll. ...w--I-' iikgtvwfs' Q 53? Tllirty-nillc W Y I -E : ,.,. .V.,,., , .,.,.,,., . 51385555325 .1- - 45 311 A' ,Lage XJ, JW 21. gf W Ai, 'E SX' 1-:jg M mgggg eg W ffrfx, , fi? fin A' ' Www 'mi h Q t, t W o ...... . gg35J52i?f'QgEQy Tfiksffgfff llszzsiw '95 1. Our talented Miss Shirley--2. Glamou1'B0y-3. Cull and the sophomore galsiil, Snow Queen-5. Little Sorensen in his P.J.'si6. Vacation for Helen and Janew7. Paris model-8. Senior Class President-9. Happy, B0Og13H?1?10. Demure Kathleen and her poodlesvll. Good food, Joan?-12. Judge Dews-13. Pansy Young-- l4. oy Oys. r i i i flffudic Emma Quia' Seacleiffe Top Picture, Left to Right: Marilyn Vander Mey, Edna McGuire, Norma Roo, Cynthia Strengholt, Mildred Nieu- wendorp, Mary Lou Moore. New member not pictured-Ann Elliott. gm' exam Bottom Picture, Left to Right: Back Row-Donna Oltman, Lorna Bauman, Regina Likkel, Phyllis Vaughn, Joan DeKubber, Mildred Nieuwendorp, Margie Broersma, Alta Van Kooten, Caroline Robinson, Verna DeNeui, Bertine Nordmark, Beverly Pederson. Middle Row-Ann Elliott, Ann Baan, Harriet Dyksterhuis, Marjorie Stauffer, Jadelle Verduin, Celia Meeboer, Norma Roo, Dixie DeYoung, Alice Loewen, Betty Gray, Marianne Krulic, Bernice Dykstra, Alice Pilon. Front Row-Kathleen Vande Kamp, Lois Waldamar, Shirley Dykstra, Joan Gillies, Jessie Isom, Ruby Geiger, Alice Sams, Phay Cobley, Dorothy Weidkamp, Mary Lou Moore, Marilyn Vander Mey. , Forty-lwo I Eayd Qaafzlel' Top Picture, Left to Right: Bill Seaburg, Russell Noteboom, Gage Judson, LeRoy Holt. Ragfi' 0444414 Bottom Picture, Back Row-John Medema, Jack Phail, Merle Barry, LeRoy Holt, Jim Bremner, Arnold Raaymak- ers, Norman Beukelman, Marlo Foster, Tom Springer, Jack Burnham, Ralph Bales, Neal Vander Pol, Eugene Elen- baas, LeRoy Noteboom. Third Row-Bud Ketel, Ray DeBoer, Gene Campbell, John DeBoer, Glen Huleatt, Jimmie Wood, Roger Dews, Jake Maberry, Howard Sorensen, William Weeda, Don Kooy, Frank Rodenburg, Ronald Mock. Second Row-Warren Hovander, Bob Sussex, Howard Huntley, Marion Henken, Jim Wortley, Gage Judson, Charles Shannon, David Burns, Bob Sharp, Matthew Lagerway, Russell Noteboom, Glenn McGuire. Front Row-Kenneth Price, Sam Hofman, Bill Seaburg, Dick Moore, Elwood Crosier, Eugene Williams, Dale Price, Jim Noteboom, Bar- ney Klander, Tim Hofman. 1 o1'ly-lllrcc ew' oczezze Top Picture, Lelt to Right-Jack Burnham, Jim Wortley, Charles Shannon, Howzircl Sorenson, Frank Roclenburg Glenn McGuire, Tim Hofman, Eugene Williams, Emil Iluttmn Pic-luis-, Left, to Right: First Row--Norma Roo, Aiydzi, Spzugiiiw, llonzilcl Mock, Ruth Rehm, Arlene Sprague Rogers Dews, 'Wilma Van Beek, Charles Shannon, Ethel Preston, Dixie Bccrnink, Cora DeKosi,er, Eugene Williams Second Huw-Mr. Schuchman, Celia Meeboer, Shirley Likkel, Richard VandcrYacht, Don Hersman, Betty Gray Wesley Assinlc, Valerie DuVall, Wilma Verduin, Bill Seaburg, Dick Moore. Third Row V-Gage Judson, Russell Note boom, Jim Bremner, Norman Beukelman, Frank Rodenburg, Gerben DeVries, Jim Nuteboom, Eugene Campbell. Not Pictured-Marilyn Vander Mey, Bernice Dykstra, Ann Elliott. FfJl'ij'-ilkllll' ufbeaa fzuffzn - - genial: play This play, presenting a humorous Consequence to a correspondence carried on between an acloleseeiit and an airman on the front lines, was presented on the night of April 23. Cast: Dorothy Michel, Shirley Sharp, Mary Lou Moore, Edith Manner, Jessie lsom, Roger Dews, Robert Chronister, Tom Springer, Jack Burnham, Pete Van Dyk, Phay Cobley, Arlene Sprague, Dorothy Weidkamp. '7f1,e flood 4644 anim play A delightful comedy starring Eugene VVilliams as the Poor Fish, and directed by Mrs. Loyce Piercy, was given on the night of December 5. The plot shows an amazing situation in a Rest Cure Sanitarium owned by Sylvester Fish. Cast: Kay Knudsen, Phyllis Vaughn, Ann Baan, Alice Sams, Maribeth Booman, Laura Lee Rodique, Bob Sussex, Eugene Williams, Gene Campbell, Joan DeKubber, Ruth Rehm, Letha Springer, Jack Young, Dick Vander Yacht, Nellie Kampernfian, Jim Brernner. Forty-five if if MW-A-'W V n,,.-4' ' U an W' 'N M nf K, ,wmv - 1. Queen Ann-2. Wet Football-3. Napo1eon Rodenburg-4. The Nightengaleu-5. Mrs. Fisher's big joke-6 Courtesy of Jukes Studio. Spaalh 400-fad-ll Squad Left to Right, Front Line-.lake NlZlh0I'l'y, Ralph Hales, Chuck Bailey, Dirk Larson, 1 in 1- e Canlpln-ll, Gone Crabtree, Dale lim-lacy. Buck Line-Lyle Dcsmul, LeRoy Holt, Glenn BIi'filllI'L', l.z1w1'em'e Honcoop Qaeda!! Lynden's Lions got off to a good start this year in their conference play by nosing out a determined Bellingham B squad 6-0, after being drubbed 20-7 the week before by the Arlington Eagles. Following the Bellingham tilt, the Lions took a thriller from Blaine, 13-12, and had hopes for the County Championship. These hopes were shattered the following week by a powerful Baker eleven that rolled over the Green and Gold 26-O. On the downward trail, the Lions lost a hard- fought struggle to the Ferndale Eagles, 14-6. lull Light 1? 3 is 5 3 is qaalfiall Sguacf liznek Row, l,el'l lo Right-Dirk Moore, Warren Hovzlnder, William liouse, .lerald llurrly, Bruce liajeinu, David Burns, Frank Hodenlmurg, Howard Sorenson, Kenneth Delloer, Lelioy Nolehoom, 'Theodore H2l1ijIllllliL'l'S, George Griffitll, Roger Yanrle Iiznnp, Ronald Mock, Donald Hugdahl, llill Seaherg. Middle How-Connell VVeilz, Arnold llzmynmkers, Diek Larson, Lelioy Holt, Gene Campbell, .limmy Wood, .lake Nlaherry, Glen lluleatl, Chuck Bailey, lloh Sussex, .lim Worlley, Glenn McGuire, .lim lgI'llllCZlll, Norm liedlington, Gilbert John, Lyle Desmul, Coach Clarkson. Kneeling-Luwrenee lloneoop, Norman Beukelmzan, Gene Grzlhlree, Tom Springer, .luck lfale, llalph Hales, .lim liremner, Dale Hockey, .lack liurnhznn, Glmrles Shannon. Wanda!! Lynden stepped back onto the Winning Wagon the next Week by downing the hapless Meridian Trojans. 19-0. In an Armistice Day tussle with Nooksack, the Lions battled to a 6-6 deadlock to wind up the season's play. Much credit goes to Coach Clarkson for the fine job he has done during his three year's coaching. l orl y 'll Jim Noteboom, Charles Bailey, Jim Wortley, Seymour Stuurmans, Tom Springer, Gerbert Jansen, Pete Van Dyke, Jake Maberry, Glen Huleatt, Lawrence Honcoop. Fifty 1 an ar, Secomf 7ecunl3 Front Row, Left to Right: Gene Campbell, Billy Seaburg, Ellwood Crosier, Roger VandeKamp, Howard Huntley and Bob Sussex. Back Row-Jack Fale, Gene Crabtree, Jim Bremner, Marlo Foster, Jack Young, Jimmy Wood, LeRoy Noteboom, and Bud Ketel. Bafrkezfdall This was a great year for the Green and Gold basketeers who hung up a record of eighteen wins and four losses, and also won two first-place trophies. The first was captured in the X'mas Holiday Tournament at Mount Vernon, in which Lynden defeated by wide margins three tough Skagit quintettes, LaConner, Sedro-Woolley. and Mount Vernon. The Lions won the second trophy by taking first in the District Tourney-defeating Anacortes, Arlington, and Mt. Baker. Sandwiched in between these two tourneys, the Lions downed such formidable opponents as Snohomish, Mt. Baker, and Bellingham. But when the high-flying Lyndenites were gun- ning for their thirteenth consecutive win, the Nooksack Pioneers upset them by one point. Lynden succumbed to their second setback a few weeks later when Mt. Baker slaughtered the Lions to a tune of 32-21, to give Baker first place and Lynden runner-up in the county race. Following the District Tourney the Weitzmen traveled to Seattle for the State Tourna- ment. There the Lions went into a tailspin, losing to Garfield, 29-27, after leading the Seattle champs all through the game. The following noon, the Lynden quintet bowed out of the meet after dropping a heart-breaker to Lincoln of Tacoma, 33-31. Fifty-out L ll Song Leaders-Jessie lsom and Ann Elliott. Yell Leaders-Roger Dews, Delores Estie and Judson Fifly-two ,ff w,r-M.. ,?f ,!' 7enmZ 7eam Top Pic-lurc, Left lo Higl11fMr. LaI11be1't, Robert Cl11'onisle1', 1xl1QL'1'DCXX'S,JilIl BI'Lll'lC2lll. 7aa4:k 7eam Bottom l3ii'lllI'l', Loft to Right, B2lCk1iUXX'YG0l'flllIl Nlvclvzllf, G1-r11'gc liriffiill, 110110 Cl'z1lJil'Ce, LeRoy Notelmom, .lim Bl'l'I!lI1L'l', Jack Young, Gilbert .l0lm,Hnwau'rl Sorm-nson,'l'i111Hofmuu. Kneelin Qwiwwumw 0- 3 Wmllu IIIIIIQS SIIIIIIIOH, Law- Dlvk Xznmlcl' Xuclll, huge' Judson, Dick Moore, .luvk licrg, .lun ' -j, . 2 ' . 2 Ponte Ilumwmp, Glcnn NIl'Gllil'C. Noi l'ictu1'ccl-Glcn liulcult, Don Hllgillllll. l il't y-lhrcu . -:ails . '..i.Jk. Standing, Left to Right-.lohn Dc Boer, Pete Van Dyke, .lake Mayberry, Chuck Bailey, Lelloy Holt, George Griffitli, Tim Hofman, Arnold Haaymakcrs, .lim Wortlcy, Mr. Weitz. Scaled, Left to Hight- liruce lilljtflllil, Glenn McGuire, Jim Notehoom, Howard Huntley, .lack l rusci', Bob Mcunclier, Lawrence Honcoop, Wzlrren Hovander, Bill Rainford. Not in Picture-Hobe1't Chronister, Seymour Stuurmuns, Glen Hulczitt, NOl'Illilll licdlinglon. Bandai! Experience is the keynote of this year's baseball squad. Pete Van Dyke, veteran hurler of four years, returns to the mound to pitch for the Lions. John DeBoer, another returning letterman, holds down the catcher's spot. At first base, Jake Maberry shows plenty of talent, and at second, Lynden is two-deep with Jim Noteboom and Jimmy Wood. Chuck Bailey, strong man with the bat, controls third base, and Lawrence Honcoop, diminutive infielder, fills the short-stop position. In the outfield, four boys with plenty of experience: Glen Huleatt. Leroy Holt, Glenn McGuire, and Jim Wortley, shag flies for the Weitzmen. Opening their 1948 season, the Lions shut out Sedro-Woolley, 5-0, following up this triumph with a 5-2 victory over the Anacortes Seagulls. The next Week at Blaine, the Lions Went Wild in the ninth inning, coming through with five runs to make the final score 8-3. With this encouraging beginning, the Lion's prospects of remaining undefeated a second year are bright. Fi t'ty-foul'