Marysville High School - Quil Ceda Yearbook (Marysville, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1948 volume:

MARYSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL MARYSVILLE WASHINGTON QUIL CEDA 4 s SUN? 'S 4SSU'x Edrfor VIRGINIA KING Business Manager Adviser HELEN HAUGEN MISS EDITH BORGER I X X Si 14.1. I J 1 f ISZI ' Q 9 Q KJ, ,xx r NTC VHF r , I PAGE FOUR ff 'HFC UK f S W S P Vx JW L, C HOW fpflf C! Or ' V f ' A A r WCM If 'TK 0 za! Mr, f ' rim? we fwofci so from T Q ?f Q C pe ? Mix one LlOf f' P76-f 'JV Y, , , I Off yffu' J ff- f Dol om gow fo 0. -f, 5 QIf1VI,fI 'CZ A' 'C-if :1 ': ' ' ix. C:f5.,'vTgt'i v f 'f ' 'Cm' fzxziz .1 Nz' :'C:g.' f:- '5 C:-img-r' 'Xf:.' k1l' i:. 'f ': I -f- 1 1 Lv. L WC' -1'-1 3' 'MQW 3 'W' Ni -' H 3- fr' fa' 1' 'f miie 1IC CfTF5'Y x 'fr '- ' i1 'H V' i' ffl' gg,g 'A gfqnf 'vxy f, f 5 l-Q -- .xi A, 'T inf-5: if g ' Q:2? Q Cfiiqfi .': frfC: 45:55 .'.f fm ,-.fyv 'f 'gym ,-.: ' H UWC: TLUC C1 'f1' ' '1 ' I 'WCB-' F1 iHC ' 'z 'S Uvrf' '35 Jzfz. 'Urn' ,--ww :H .ff imp 'Luz wmv 'f:1:f, iv 'f H 'ATU 2-TW CV IV T . 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PAGE FIVE he 701-ww MR MILLS MRS WILSON AND MR GORDON CHECK OVER STUDENT PROGRAMS PAGE SEVEN Q1 I 5 .X ff L df 'W A 2:-a 9 U I , 'J 'Y WQM i - . 5 ' ,Q L , . .fa CHESTER V RHODES Um Sa The chance to be a more lnterestlng more capable more valuable person than you were when you entered this hugh school IS offered to you If you wall accept the prlvllege of partlcrpatung In the various school actlvltles You cannot serve on a committee hold a class or student body offrce share rn the preparatron of o dramatic or musical program or turn out faithfully for an athletlc team without some personal development lf you are not satrsfled with your attalnments ID any one of these assrgnments glve yourself the opportunity to try agaun Forget those fears thunk of others whom you are servrng or to whom you may PAGE EIGHT e77Ze4m9e brung some pleasure You wall gaun confndence In yourself and add greatly to the enloyment of your school and adult llfe as you accept nts responsrbuln tres and prnvrleges School actrvmes are varied ID scope so that every one may flnd something to has taste youll re alnze great beneflt and pleasure from wndenmg your Interests Whale you still have fume resolve to get the most knowledge possrble from your academic subgects and furthermore to achieve personal growth through the valuable erperuence of partvcrpatlng In school lrfe actuvrtres , 1 , , . I I - . . . , , , GILBERT C MILLS Uma ?fz Another very successful year has come anfl gone We hope that you have avorled yourselt ot th opportunrtues tor sell Improvement that have been offered you The habrts ot thrnlxnng ond workung and the attrtudes that you have developed wll carry you lar or not at all The students of Marysvnlle Hugh School have dem onstrated tame and agaun therr wnllrngness to work together for the common good as CI lzens rn a democracy must do rl we are to survnve rn a war torn and embittered world You students of today lace a dual responsrbrluty In thus respect you must solve your problems and those created by he blunders of past generatlons No other gen eratnon ns as well prepared for thus task as you l am conftdent of your success The Atomrc Age has brought wath It not only rn creased responslbllltes but Increased opportunutles as well The Frontiers of science and human relatuonshrps offer untold opportunutnes to those preparefl to accept therr challenge PAGE NINE T T 6,4 e c . : . 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DWIN C ANDERTON cervecl hrs from Ore on oe Colleae a d atertded sx olleoes rn Wa hrnoton Oreaofr 'rd Calrfornra rte teaches Jtathe matrcs rs Freshman Class Advrser and Boys Cleb Afrv ser DITH BORGER Recerved her BA from he Umver sl a Washrnc-ton She o S hool Irbrarran ara teaches En rs S e rs also our Ourl Ce Advrser LARENCE CASSELL ned hr BA at Wcshrna on State College attended Northwest Normal at Lewrstorr He s the D re or of our Chorus Band and Orchestra RED J CULBERTSON Recerved hrs B A from the College o uget ound rs year teaches Brology and Study Hall H rs head Football and Track Coach and assrstant Basketball och H rs aso r u Advrser HAMILTON DYER rned hrs BA a he Urtrversr of Washrngton He teaches Tvarno Shorthand and Bookkeeprrta He rs Senror Class Advrser and also Trrple T Advrser He has charce al Student Body lrnances PAGE TEN DONALD K GORDON R ervecl hrs B A from Waslrrrrton Sta e Calle also atended East ern Washrrrgton College of Edu co ron Pe teaches Phys cs Chem rstry Psy holoay a'tc'l Mathematrcs rs Bo s Club Advrser o s ourselcr a d Jlmror Class Vlsel ROLAND HALSTROM rr-red h at Washrrraoa State Collece attended Wrrahts tural Colleae He teaches Agrrcul e and sad er orEFA a the Sophomore Class LlLLlAN LYBECK At North Dakota State Colleoe she recerved her BS She teaches Home Ecorromrcs and s Freshman Class Aclvrser MARY HELEN McGUlRE BA Marvlhurst Colleae and e Unrversrty of Washrnaton She teaches Englrsh Journalrsm and anrsh She rs Ours Club an Tomahawk Advrser MRS CHARLOTTE MITCHELL BS rn Home Economrcs from the Urrrversrty of Washrngton She teaches Home Economrcs rs the Caleterra Supervrsor and Soph omore Class Advrser Re . 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JJR PCE l'Sll7ZA v lrorrr We em W uc l duccrlrorr cl hrs A Plrysrcal Educalrou al Columbra cvs y He coaches osne a s Foo s s rv wallow O D vr MRS HARRlET ORMBREV v rslly Ol Woshlrmlorl ond G SO sluclred al Moorhead Mmrwesolo we ms O r e three perlo ucy Hrll arm an En rg-r C C9 RUTH PORTER B A Umversrly ol XAfOSl1lV'lQ'OV7 She reaches Paysrcal Educatrorr Frrst And and Drrvrng She supervrses rr S urrloul rr 5 u Drrll Team ond Pep Club WALLACE T ROUNDS Earned hrs B A from Oregow Stole Colleae He teaches Wood Shop ond Mechamccl Drawmg a d rs Aclvrser f OP ani e Slaqe Crew GLENN SAVAGE Sludred crl Kansas C rv Au omotrve cmd Eleclrrc where lo learhed all about cars He teaches Aulc Shop and Bus Marnlencmce He also c'rrves one of our s,hoor busses 0m 6464674 i X Airy 5 -4 D S VW' vm C I na rs Speech Drorurrf ova B sm Tl- s year re-fled ROBER7 VIRGIP ' evo d Wcnav ee who e r ezved h A rn Whr' 'non rd ara naw Nor ol Unrversrly ol Wasr ngton Teache Woshmglon Hrslory Vocatronc rvrcs U l-lrslo and Eno rs rs a 1 on Tor lr Advrs MRS V'-LMA R WATSON Allendecl Thlel College IU Green vrlle Pennsylvcnra BA Dad arad uate work at Weslmrnsler Nev Wrlmmgtorr Penn She rs now o :ng graduate work at Washrnglor Stale College She leeches lwo classes of hugh school Lalm MRS LUCILLE WENDLING Recerved her BA from Son Fran crsco Slate dad a yeor ol aradu a e work al the Unrversrly of alr orrrra e eaches c C h o s hool Arl MRS LJCILLE WILSON rom Un veasrfv or Wash motor' also allended Weslcrr Washr glor' Colleoe 0' Educaluor' She leaches U S Hsloy Vocw lronal Crvrcs Washrnovon Hrslory and World Geography ana has o Sludy Hall She rs Grrls Counselor ond .lwror Class Advrser PAGE ELEVEN LAl Ei 717' - FLON TVRNER Rerv- QU B,A. 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' f ' C A nr x - ' e or K' ' ' lll h ,,f-rvsll l , Sh l lass ol E ' , 'Z V lvh : . ,Qu . l ,- t . 4 B.A. l lhe : I ' - 09 vo SCHOOL BOARD JANITORS ck row rs te arpenter ler Mr Martrn Wrllrams s Ro M C V Rnoaes Super nten ent M Everett Ezea Cyde Turner M rne omoson Ar C Fran M Thorn Our School Board Few groups are of as much servrce to the com munrty as our School Board A school drstrrct of l3OO students and a budget of a quarter ol a mrllron dollars rs a large responsrbrlrty and requrres much hard work Regular meetrngs are held once each month to drscuss school events and problems Often specral meetrngs are requrred to complete therr work Some of the dutres of the School Drrectors are payment of brlls electron of new personnel and approval ol therr salarres transportation problems upkeep of school equroment and burldrngs and workrng out plans for our new school PAGE TWELVE COOKS ut Howell orothy Arsz n sy Mrner ene Nrfrlla r ara Mrlls B atrce Moyer Pat G etl rr Mrs Dora Wallrt rchell u ervrsor o erta a rns Ma e rne Henry Ann Clapp Barbara Campbell Luc lle Howell Betty Hutchrns Our Janrtors Our Janrtors are kept very busy carrng for our school and grounds Mr Thornton works day and nrght cleanrng our classrooms M Turner rs r handyman who trxes lockers doors etc Mr Franke works outsrde clrpprng lawns and hedges and Mr Thomp on keeps the gym and locker rooms rn order Mr Franke and Mr Thornton also drrve chool buses every day Our Cooks Our cateterra supervrsed by Mrs Mrtchell supplres us wrth excellent hot lunches Mrs Mrtchell plans the meals and buys the food whrle Mrs Howell who has been wrth M H S for many years assrsted by Mrs Kendcll and Mrs Wallrtner , xr A ., I . 9' .sr , -' ' Q., 4 3 X, ' .1 'J , l .. 5 5 . F ,- k s X . Ba rr M .Bet C ,C lr: , , R h , D t ., Pt rr , lr ' rms, Mr , J. W. se, r. . . ' r d , Bc b , e r , u r. .. - Front row: Mr. C. D. Letter, Mr. John Moskeland, Charrman ner, Mrs. Frances Howell, Mrs, Eva Kendall, Mrs. Charlotte r. l . Mt , S p , R b R ll , cl l , JO Mr. l , r. Sd y Th Y , P . R. . ke, , . , , , . Mr. E. . ton. , ' ' , r. ' ou . S A I C N - I I A . . ' f f 1 4 1 Um Swim: ham! u QWCWHMQ STUDENT COUNCIL ac R Cene Stock Bob Tmm May Janet Moslcela a a unc- rate Jack Rose Dck Rochon Presldent ot the Student Body Herman Wulllams Vrce President ot the Student Body Lref Hylback Secretary ol the Student Body Bob Harrier Treasurer of the Student Body Arnold Hamilton Adviser Mr Mrlls Each year the Assoclated Student Body ol Mary vrlle Hugh School elects by popular vote rts officers to govern the school and to carry on the Student Body Business So that the newly elected ottrcers can assume their duties at the beginning of the tollowlng year the electrons are held late In the sprung Two slates of candidates are nominated by a commrttee of the Student Counctl and others are later nominated t ASB meettng order to be elrglble tor the offrce of President one must have attended this school tor at least two years and must be a sensor The president ont s se old a ams e Hylb ck Bo Har er Boys Club Presrdent Bob Ttmm Grrls Club President Mary Janet Moskeland Sensor Class Presrdent Duck Rochon Jumor Class Presrdent June Prater Sophomore Class Prestclent Jack Rose Frsehman Class Presrdent Gene Stock Qull Ceda Editor Vnrglma Kung presrdes at the regular Councul meetungs as well as at all the general ASB assemblies Thrs year In order to secure closer cooperatuon and understanding between the Councxl and the Stu dent Body as a whole representatives were chosen from each fourth perrod class to meet wnth the Counctl brrngrng Ideas from their groups and reportlng the actnvltles of the Council back to thelr classes These representatuves are Kelth ONeul Elmer Hovlk Melvin Helgeson Alvm Sherman Daun Ktzer Norman Lund Don Broshler Donna Melvrlle Marulyn Charlson and Don Sertterman PAGE THIRTEEN t T 'P E l 5,1 9 I I , 5' ' , K G I f f 5 T S ' Q lt, 3 I f , 1 t 'T 5 lr Ow: 1 , i , r n', Fr Row. Mr. Mtll, Advi r, Arn H mrlton, Herman Virginia Klna, .l P r, , I , Wtlli ., Ltl a , b rr , Officers of A.S.B. Representatives ofthe A.S.B. ' a an . . . I ' . In . ' z ' ' ', elle SENWOR PRESIDENT DICK ROCHON PRESENTS THE TOMAHAWK TO JUNIOR PRESiDEfxT JUNE PRATER PAGE FIFTEEN ARTHUR ALLEN BOB BAILEY nerel 4 Collene r eo l louav 5 Club 4 lclm Club l A mv JOCPAB V nl Uno S uclw Ll-79 Town -1 MARY ANN ANDERSO rx eaed v v 0 CY ll l rs l fl '1 vecsv lC U 1 Club 3 .1 Tor Ton lov CG Url O O lc- c TOM ARY n evcd Co e Prep Always loo s C uh 2 Foofbc' r Ck 2 , J rf: v WCS lv C051 V md, l Aovm 3 v wk Sguovl' lo' 3 OL. 9 cz ' .r Banque. 3- Smoke' '. Plone ---- Col.ege CHET ASHMAM vw ered -6 ivemnf, - nrw, Nlvg' s . Y f, oss V-c-- ' l xl 3- Foo ' ,Q - s erboll 3 Bosebml 37 Tr C - . U Y I Oyi ' .. AUCE BADE Y1CVeCl -1' Wzsn'o' Q V Cemcw. Her V1 owl: I '. 'Q . 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ANN HARRIS rrerecl .16 ook ay Orca Cereral s C ua an n ARLENE HATCH Entcrea AA om to :ral A aoori lrelpcr r s u Pe T Po Marrrage ELEN HAUGEN Entered Ad Collece rep Here rs cr dear and true rrrdustrrol friend r s b un a l 3 A Ourl Ceda Bus r A Bellrng Conference 3 Plans mv Wosl-r ROY HAYLEY En er d A-4 Ge-renal m the cr wrr ol rs he-od o sole ol l'llS eet all rnrr v s Club l A Sta r 1 Movre Operator A Bancl Plans Work OLIVER HELLE Entered 46 Everett General Every hour ol the day for lun S Club 3 u s 3 Sound Elects A Pon Drottsman BOB HENUA T Entered 44 Colleae Prep great men are dyrrrg dor- lezl so well mysel s Club Tra Plans Work College OML O x o ttAPYlOU HOVJ C19 fr rt: ,rf Swtnrr ,td I 1, f es T rclr C .t C u Cerlrt luv f lf I 9 LJlS HUS5' n cred Co leae Prez y troubles re e form D rs .rx unctl 3 Pep Club 2 T :- wkEdrar4Pss oene Plans Nwstng 'KOP JFNISFP' Entered M Ger eral tt me up ond rn corrrrg rio ft w shrlt for rryse u 4 Clnorui A IRGINIA KING Entered AJ College Prep Four years well spent IS A lorglw l .rut C do E t r Fr s m res u ent Counctl l at Band A AllCounty Ban Tomahawk E ttor A O ge Pans Caleae JANE KOUYIAN Etllefed 44 Commerc-al Varrety rs the sprce ol ltlc Glrls Clubl 2 3 1 It Clan '7 3 A Pep Club 3 Cloru, 7 3 Plans Caltlornta and Bustncss Col lege N Pl? ARCOH Entered re oj sno Boys Cu Ced C Jn nd rr-S IVV' S Onornt U Xffes Wa O rn o Cor fr A or a er S c e a ll Entere rt Q ener U07 I U Ul7CSSL,ll VS U W ut' -4 lm ORr A t D En e ed A-1 General Plow lv t r If se Boys C u l Pen Clu ys 3 F s 3 F F A Reporte Sno mtslw County Delegate o Natrona FE A Conference 3 Qui Ceda 4 orus A vue 3 Stu ent Councnl A Commencement Speaker Plans Work DONNA LITEHISER Entered 44 General She d never le a lrrend down r s ub M U M Club Pres A Drtll Te m b ut Qul Ceda A NORMA LORENZ Entered A5 Everett General A lot ol Hn to have around r 5 U Clu 'le rn Clw r S 4 u 3 -1 General Chatrm r' 0 A Make un 4 Healtlw ttee 3 GEORGE LUSCOMBE Enterea 46 Belltngr-arn Colege Prep Frrends and more lrtends Pep Club 3 4 Debate 3 Pep Band -1 Boys Club Vrce pres -1 Band 3 A Orchestra A Basketball d M Clubri BoysClubl 2 3 4 Tenms 4 Smoker 4 Plans Col leae PAGE NINETEEN HYLLIS 'VICKEINZIE Entered 45 Arlrngton Cornrreer ral She knows her man Pe Club J r s C ub Ceda 4 Or ll Tean- 3 Cho na ader 3 der rnrval Prrncess 3 DAVE MERNER Erterd 44 General H py arrr I from care lm reel Why arent they all contented lrke me? s Club I 4 Foob a u u res Go C orus 3 Smoker 2 3 DICK MOORE Entered 47 Everett General I have fun by hook or crook Band 4 Plans Marrnes DEL MORDEN Entered 44 College Prep He rs a good lellow s Club M vr e Crew 3 4 Plans Coleae PAT MORRISET Enered 44 Krrkland General Srlence rs golden rr s ub Art 3 Make up MARY JANET MOSKELAND Entered 44 College Prep A leader of leaders rs she c arrl among arrls rs Club T Gt s sraent 4 Grs ub C Cass Secy 2 Dramatrcs 4 y 4 Student Conleren Drrll Te 4 Student Councrl 4 Grrls u Councrl I F F A Oueen Candrdate arch Club I 3 4 Pep 2 3 4 Ollrce 4 Commencement Speaker Plang Unrv al Wash PAGE TWENTY JERRY NEAL r ered anwar Idaho o le-Ge Prep I H7 S Club 2 T ack arus 3 Art Club 2 Club 3 P ats College SHIRLEY NORBERG Entered 44 College Prep Always smrlrng wrlh ready wrt r s Club 4 Pep u P 4 Tor u l u eam 4 Belllng am on erence 4 Ou I eda 3 ramatrcs 4 Plays 3 4 Moth r Day Tea Charrman 4 Plans Wash State College CHARLES NYMAN Entered 44 General I wlll get me away to the woods O A Pre KEITH O NEIL Entered 44 College Prep I dont agree wrth all merr s oprrr rons I have some ol my own oss Vrce pres ass ec ub U P Club 3 4 Boys b 4 Carnrval Charrman 4 Student uncrl 4 ootball 3 4 Bas MERCEDES RAVINE Entered 44 Commercral Falthlul to her man rr s ub 4 Clwor rs Club Councrl 4 Plans ar rraae G ORGE REINING Entered 43 General Nothlng ventured nolhlrrg garned s Club l , . , c . Ext 45, L , , . , C I p 3 -1 Gt l I- 3 4. My wr rs 'lt 0. Ourl : I 3' t wi l Boy , 3, 4, r 2, 3, 4, 3, So V Le , Yell Lea. A' I Ch , 5 M I Ca . . 4, Plays 3, Per: Club 3, 4. I r ap , I l. I I I I Gil r, 2, 3, , Cl b 2, 3, 4, ep Club Sec y. - ch Boy , Q, 3, , r all 2, f 3, 4, Basketb II 3, 4, M Cl b 5' bo 'rl 7, 3' 4? M C' b 7' 3' 3, 4, 'M' Cl b P . 4, ll 3, f 3' P I' h I C l , r C , 4, ' ' I D ' , , , e s Boys Club 4, Pep Band 4, Swing BOYS Club lr 2. 3, 4: FVF-A 3, 4 i ' I 4, K. .P. 4, F.F. . 5 4. Boy l, 2, 3, 4. a e T, I : . Stvg . - - I 3 . CI . . 1, Cl S . 4, M' Cl 3, 4, Torch Cl b I, 2, ep , , ' Clu I, 2, 3, Co ' 7 E , I, Icel- ball 4. t , , , V . SSI' CI 1, 2, 3, 4, Club GI, C, 1' 13, i Us ,Z f I A 43 oat ' . -M - l , I I V, G.: , 2, 3, 4, rl Club ' , , Pre ' , rl CI Se y. 3, , V I ' , , Pla 5 1 ' ' 2, 3, , ces I, Boy , 2, 3, 4. 2, 4, Yell Leader 2, 3, am 3, , ' 7 Cl 5 3, r I I I ,I 2, , , Club it QUTH RWETTF fvtnrcct A4 Ccrnmergrczl. Tl-Ogg ui-Q have 'rrcrmls :ve rrclf, Cfrlr Club ' 2 Y, -ip Ollrce -1 Clwarur I, 2 TTT -1, Torncncrwlq 3, Vczrw -Serretnry. CK ROCHOTX nered 4 Cc eco rp Srnrere worker vorce Pleaser s Cleh Claw Qu rr-Q 4 Student Ccuncr lx u Club 3 4 Btnlretboll Mgr Q m mrncerncnt Speaker Plans o fffll' QHIRLEE ROWLEY Entered AA General errrly 1 C-rrr y lrve now r s u Pep 4 Ou l Ceca 4 Tomalwaw r c m 5 rarnatrcs 4 Plans Trove KEN SATHER Entered AA Cencral re rlrrrf- v ourw a haslw ul mor S Club l Torch Club HORACE SAVORN n ered 45 Ocean r e a r lornra General ho ep: n rr: s Club 2 NAERTA SEIBERT fueled 44 Colleac Prep aav ervr love O have lur rr uh 4 Class Se u u Pep u c y Trcas u r s rr 1 lub Vrce Pref 4 Drarrrotrcs orclw Club l A Qurl Ce 1 Ollrcc -1 Tomahawk Feature Edrtor 3 Bellrnalmm Corrlerenqc C rls Club C0 rl A Plays C ss I Pa Travel and Collcc-e VAPC-APET SCPH? Enfercc: 44, Cc- eral Frrevalv and rrrce Cfrls Crub l 2. 3, A, Pep Club 4, Art Cree A P'an5f-rlrforlr, CONNIE SYLTE GOWAN Entered AA Ceneral wr a o r ub 4 Cnoru ur Ceda 3 Carnrval Prrnfegg A r s Club Counqr SHIRLEY TAUBENECK Entered 44 General Every Dersorr lras C wav own s b Clvor 3 Pep Club 2 Caterer c MILDRED THORSEN Entered 46 Arlrngtor' Cornmerqr I Lrlreable and errroyablc- rs ub u r Team 4 Pep Club 4 Chorus A Health Comrrrrttee Plans Calrlornra NOREEN THORSEN Enered 44 Collecre rep rg Ub 4 Tor lr r u r rcnestra l Per Clu A O Ceda 1' rch Club Vrce res r Band 3 BOB TIMM Entered 44 College Prep rue an lrus ed lrre and leader S Clubl 4 Boy u 5 r r u Sec 3 4 Torrlw Club Treus otball 3 B ack 2 Student Conference rch Club l 2 4 Pep Tomahawk Sports Ed 4 Student uncrl 3 u PAGE TWENTY ONE ll' l V E 9 A, ll 5: P e , ' l ' i O Nm' A 'rlll9 grrl tn lo' ' say. Gr rg Cr r, 2, 3, r -S 3, 4, ROY. ' l '2, 3, 4, ,, Sec. Q Il. X I I 7 r cr P , , r ' ' A, ' OP. A- M Cl b 3, 4, Peru , , . . 7 Co - . - C l- r , , l 7 l' , , r rr fvr , rr r , Srmrr r . O el C' b lr 7' 3' 41 Gui' Grrl Cru r 2, 3, 4- Us ,A, ' ' 7 ' T - r T 2, 4' Dr ll T 0 3, 4, Play 3, 4, I V D , A l. Or wx, I lm e found out rn Q ' 'he c , ol my lrle: l nr cr Gll Cl 3r 47 M Cl b 3r A7 4 5 I I Dr ll g 5 r soy . , 2, 3 4, ' M' - l 2, I E r , Sd , C r ' 1 M P - 5 . Musically talented and lun lavrng, He M sle . ruclw lea r, lrlrlo Gr l' Cl l, 2, 3, 5 C Club EOY , V 3 :I l, 2, 3, 4, To eh CI b P es. 47 O 3 , 2, 3 -13 5 b 3, 4, Drill Team 3, 5 url .5 To 'P . 3, Sv: ng r . 5 , , Re Q be ol s ce: r A ' ld ? 'nd Grl. cr r,2,3, , cy ' 3 PQ, cr b 2, 3, 4, cr r, BOY r Yr 3' P S O5 Se 3- Pep U b P Q A4 Pre. 4, A.S.B. 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UN 'Q wrt: .1 tw '- ': IW, .1 l or ls Crue, T 2 3 rs Pep Cl 1 1 3 Alf TTT 3 flO'us 3 ll Plcrrs f , R .f 1 TT . MURIEL NVll' T, Er C1 -16 E - College Pr r . E V All COlll'CC P100 pr., by 'O ,359 hp, OWN Lys- Mv 5'ylo .wa my serrrwrrm fs Lv-- Gu ' Crea 3 A Cr' r , 3 -1- Pe-, my O' puck' Cl fllml' 4, Dr,-s ,LCS .11 Plc-wpfgr .1 G rls Clary l Q7 3 -1 A'l Club Q 3 Flf-s,,,jUr-Or Legg. To 1 lult l 3 3 -1 Peru Cli 3 .11 T r r ' ll 32 ll C151 4- Gr ls lo C Tir' 2- r luo P' 7 C181 Vvrl' Plans Co' l , - DEL .E ' V Comm Ente JJ- r :ru . V I Tlr rrlr r ers llrr- A - llesl Le' 'hy words fe ev. QC l' GTI' Cl l23.1'PepClb ,.1- B - b ll - B 1- ' ' ' Ol ' ' I 0 3 C' rrr 1 Crt 3 4 - Q, X r lrl I l Boy ,2, 3, - 2 e ' 1, 2, 3, , P A A z 5 5 B s A ball , Ag Pep Club 3, 43 Cl b , 4, l 5 d C . ' V 5 4: . l . 1 7 l ys , T , l , ' S 7 . T, le r e . GE. , Test. A A - Sh I Boy 3 J- llc, -1. l ' . BE V - E l 4 , e , '.- r , gl -' Ley 5 . . . Y x ww ln l9114 82 tumud freshmen entered Marysvulle Hugh School were properly rnutuated and soon ready to assume our rmportant role un school actrvutues We elected Vrrgunua Kung class presudent Keuth ONeul vrce presrdent and Drck Rochon secretary treasurer Our advrsers were Mus Wrlson and Mr Anderton Remember Tom Arys Japanese machune gun? When we learned ut was rammed Ary was no longer alone We sponsored a Halloween party St Patrucks dance and Freshman assembly Arnold Hamrlton earned hrs letter un baseball and our boys took part un football basketball track and baseball Srx gurls turned out for grrls sports We ended the year wrth a class pucnuc at Lake Goodwun Marylou Houdal was elected class presudent for our Sophomore year wrth Dwayne Cason as vrce presudent and Mary Janet Moskeland secretary treasurer Our advrsers were Mr Morton and Mrs Yea ey Several of our gurls gave us the yell l 9 4 8 thats the year we graduate rah rah rah We sponsored many dances an assembly and a Halloween party Our class prcnrc at Davres was followed by one of the outstandrng dances of the year The Grave Duggers ll gurl ganuzatron were now goung strong We were proud of our 23 studuous colleagues tapped unto Torch Club September l946 found us upper classmen Our offrcers were Herman Wrllrams presudent Chet Ashman vrce presudent and Merta Seubert sec retary treasurer Mrs Yeakey and Mr Gordon were our advrsers We sponsored a Welcome Back dance followed by several record dances and sock hops We honored the senror class wrth the SENIOR C ay may LASS annual JunuorSenuor Banquet An undersea thcrne added a cheery note to our Junuor Prom lt All un Your Head a three act mystery comedy under the durectuon of Mrs Orrenmaa won us much fame We stull had Ql Torch Club members and eught of our gurls and eleven boys now wore letter sweaters Chet Ashman and Arnold Hamrlton were four year lettermen We held our class prcnrc at Davres the last day of school and agarn were hosts to the student body for cn evenrng of dancung Returnrng to the portals of MHS as senrors we had at last earned the extreme pruvulege of oc cupyung the center sectron un assemblres Duck Rochon was elected class prexy Tom Ary vrce presudent Kerth ONeul secretary and Phyllrs Carllouette treasurer Mr Dyer and Mr Vrrgrn were our class advrsers We chose Danse Or rentale as theme for our Senuor Ball Both our Sadre Hawkrns Day and Barn Dances proved out standung We Shook the Famuly Tree our class play drrected by Mr Turner was a great success We sponsored a Washungton Lrncoln assembly rn February Noreen Thorsen won hrgh prause when she earned a superror plus ratrng at the musrc festuval at Tacoma We are also proud of the senror boys who captured an award un football and basketball and proved outstandung un every sport Plans for graduatron and our future were rmportant to all of us Those who plan to attend college met wrth college representatrves for Washurrgton and Oregon colleges at Everett Hugh School Others among us plan to attend trade schools nurses schools or to go durectly unto work or home makrng OFFICERS Vurgun advuser Phy us Carllouette treasurer Tom r vrce presrdent Duck Rochon presrdent Kerth ONerl secretary Mr Dyer adv ser PAGE TWENTY THREE I ' I I ' H I D , S u I - A ' r r l r I , 1 4 .T I , , , . 1 r r f ' ' ' ' I 2 1 . 1 , 2 , . . . r 1 ' ' v k I I . . , . - I I I I , - .. . .. - f I I I . . - I I I I . - , an a - or- - . - I . . r I , 1 I 1 ' ' 1 I - l I I Mr. 4 l r F : lll r : AY, . , u , PA -. 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COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS Upper Ro Phyllus Ca llouette Velecl cto ran Arnold Ham lto e rc Rochon sen or class pres dent He mc Salutato a Ma y Janet Maskelancl Fa ul y Speaker Wll ams ASB presudent Norman Lncl class speake Baccalaureate Our Baccalaureate Servuces were held un the Hugh School Audutoruum at 800 pm on Sunaay May 30 Rev H G Luscombe gave the message ot the evenung and was assusted un the servuce by other munusters ot the communuty Musuc was turnushed by the Senuor Chorus a vocal solo by Ken Cox and a Strung Quartet composed ot Noreen Thorse Lenore Luculle and Ru h Howell Commencement Our Commencement Exercuses were held un the Hugh School Audutoruum at 800 pm on Wealnes clay, .lune 2, wuth Mrs Pearl Wanamaker, State Superuntendent ot Publuc lnstructuon, as the maun speaker The musuc tor the program consusted ot a vuolun solo by Noreen Thorsen, a puano solo by Vurgunua Kung, and numbers by the Hugh School Orchestra Buuldung Cutuzenshup was the theme ot the stu dent speeches Chaurman LeRoy Haberly untro duced Duck Rochoru, whose topuc was Student Gov ernment, Herman Wulluams, who spoke on Athletuc Traunung , Mary Janet Moskeland, whose subuect was Actuvufy Partucupatuon , and Norman Lund, who duscussed the FFA Program Phyllus Call louette s Valeductory was entutled A Challenge to the Class of 48 PAGE TWENTY SEVEN A V V27-Sh , '415 Y 5,1 H14 g 1 Y g.,g,g,-V, ntl, Q L, ' 3 'ur ' 'S - g , , L . 6 N 735,511 , . S LP c F , WW, w: u , u r 5 u ut, LOW V POW: D' li , u l 7 r u ul rug r V C ' . l l , . . 7 u , r . . , . : . . , N . , , . . . . ,, ' . n. 1 1 AMERICAN LEGION Graduated Wrth Honor Plwy Irs Carllouelle Arnold l'lanrrIlon Mary lane Moskelana 'Vlorrel Vlfrlson l-lelen '-rabaew cr Serber Vrrglnla Krnc LeRoy Haber y Arrnur A e 'vlarf Ann Anderson Awarded Gold Torch Prns B ac LQRC ry A n Awderson A nur Allen G C e re Pbyllrs Carlouefle Rrclwarc Cal rns Haberly Arnold Harnrllon Helen Hcugen Mary o Hocal Vrrgrnra Krna Jerry Larson A arf ang Vloslcelana Slrrrley Norberg Marla Serber Noree Tlworsen Bob Trrnm Murrel Wrlson Awarded Actrvrty Plaques Aly a ol e l-laberly Arnold l-larnrllon Bob l-larrrer MaryroL Hordal Vrrgrnra Krng lerry Larson Donna rc rser Mc y Janet Moslcelana Slwrrley Norber 1 No een Tlrorsen Bob Trmrn Herrnan Wrllrarrws Football Honors Tonwalwawls won Snolromr lw Couny Clwarnpronslwrp roplwy Tornabawlcs fred or Northwest League Champronshrp trophy Dave Merncr Honorary Cao ann Bob Trmm Best Taclcle Kerllw ONerl Best Blocker Stan Lyons lnsprralronal Award PAGE TVJENTY EIGHT Wmme CITIZENSHIP AWARDS Footoall All Northwest arlf rn Vnc r Querlcrr a rr C Football All County Frrst Team r r l-lofrrc acrcle S'an Lyons l-larlbac Franv .1 rn slr Q ' Q n a cl C lrans Quarlcrbcclc Footlnall All County Second Team Qu rr l H raw LCRox r y w Gordon Car 3 lac L Basketball Honors V rln O Nell Hora ary an aw lack daugslaa Ball Hawk Bob Trmnn lnfprralronal Avxara Baseketball All Northwest f nk Darnr auc a ai enrr Golf Honors uaene Roclwon Cedar Cre l r cape 9 wool Clwarnpron 1, K x,f 4 f' ' f LMXILH 'lj L. li, ln T ,rf Aff' 'lx' V L fc' 1 xl ' , A JK- . f ef I r ' l lf , , ', '-l Cr rx Dc. islw L l L, L 'L ,V .' 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Back Row Ray Doleshel Fred Dockendorf Gordon Carpenter Ken Cox Jack Haugstad Jim Mulligan Liet l-'lylback Ray lsben Archie l-lorrell Fred Regan Walter Sundvik Don Santetord Glenn Parks Vern Campbell Jonn Kruick Second Row Ronald Oo es Mildred Anderson Darlene Campbell Billie Mav Tune Marilyn Malt berge De ones l-lusby Gloria Lakin Lillian Bailey Pa Ackeiman Frances Nrviicncy Hazel Bale Maria Gwinn Dorotty Carlson E mei Erick on JWestlun1 Th rd Row Mrs Wilson adviser May Doane be fard Forance Loudewburg Joy e McCorkle P Buell Barbara Bills Beverly Mover Darlene Gel lerson Josephine Willrarns Connie Ten Eyck Eugene Rochon Fourth Row Earl Hill Fred Pautz Richard Graaf stra Emitt Peterson Glen Bantill Robert Hyden Everett Savage Jim Leggett Bill Aldridge Daun Kizer Bud Solvberg Frank Thornlund Del Nei, b cker Bert Thompson Fffh Row Doris Gaines Carma Bedford Pa Wright Mary Woge Lenore Howell Florine Math ers Marian Norwood Rose Marie Brevik Junf. Prater Jewel Peterson Jim Marchand Don Gyroq Ken Jones Forrest Mary Lundquist Morna Bocklund Eleanor Turk Dorothy Misz Lucille Howell Doris Johnson Betty Pte ll Nancy Smith Carinna Morrison Joyc VValbeg Mr Gordon adviser Junior Class Officers 'n Hauostafl e M o co Ju c' it es en rs son a er ui ze sec t yteosu er Ru PAGE THIRTY i i i l ,Y 5 I I ' 5 I I 1 i ' I I - I I f I i y I . I I I I I V I I ' I I I I I i I I I lA . , ' ' . e , , 2 l , A I . , . i . r , . , . . , , . Q. I , , J . , . i I , . A . , . . , , , . - 'I l I l I r . , . . X, J - W I A . S I . J I 1 1 ' 1 y I I . ' I 4 7 . Coleen XlVoods, Beverly Bonn, Ardis Smith, Ellew Front Row: Grace Sheets, Mary Norberg, Elsie ' v , l r , ': ' , at , ' , , 1 - 1 I , I - ' I I I i ' I I . . . I . I IV X W . I . . 1 I C . r I ' I I ' O O . :ln U ,, vi: president, r. G il n, advisei- n Prf ei, pr id lg M . Wil , dvis ' Da i Ki 1, B ie- Ol 'I I . I , 555'-i-. I'I.-'5'-' fy oy 1950 '1 egg fl' Back Row Larry Tyler Alvrn Sherman Dean Crrder Jack Mrller Raymond Sheldon Waldon Anderson Don Pearl Bob Clayton Jrm Krnder Arnold Vxfoge Zenas Matthresen Rrchard Haaland Rrcharcl Arnb Charles Hutton Merle Connell Bob Burke Ron Brady S and Row Mr Hallstrom advrser Don Smrth rrcwaor Alvrn Lyons Bob Hanson Janet Andersow Mrldred Harvey Jo Ann Clark Glorra verlrnda Marrlyn Roggendorl Marranne Anoerson Roe Haala d Merron Anderson Joan Lrtehrser Darlene Owen llrrrd Row Carl Thompson Elmer Hoxrk Jack Rose Uene Brrlcs Gerald Clapp Drck Lrndborg Pere tnaaan Dorothy Regan Alrce Ba tholomevv June Curl y Beverly Johnson Shrrley Connell Gaynell .7 Ji' Dunn Donna Melvrlle Donna Trautman Fourth Row Cene Robertson Glen Bates Curtrs Belcer l-roward Burgess Jerry Lrnd Jack Francrsco Ken Frlbert Don Mullrgan Drclc Orrl Joe Rowe may Moses Nerl Bergerson Lyndon Holaer Hugo Slernhauer frtrh Pow Mrs Mrtchel advrser Maxrne Wen orth Gerry Doton Edrth Carlson Ma QU Tnompson Dolores Koch Vrrgrr ra Neal F 'rr ry n l rse P t retz oberta R od Car le do 'vlary Robertson Clyde Wrllrams rent Row Grace Hlovrlc G'ee Wres er rr Trapp Merlene Angus Mary Morrrs Heren L Eana Davenport Tedfly Morrs et Genna C er oanne Sylte Lors Moser Palsy Zu lo SOr OMORC CLASS OrFlC:rS H sto ac e A cm Cary SOE S CS 'Lui PAGE 7HlRTY.ONE dau ab! 7957 Back Row Ted Gold Ernet Cladoosby James Weewle Charles Savage Gilbert Wutchey Claude Allen Gene Wrlglwt James Harrison Bob Clark Glenn Koplltz Jack Koplutz Roger Hots Carl Jone Ralph Jones Charley Sneatlum Carl Woge Jlm Hull Sec nd Row Don Brashler Bull Tucker Joy Lea Helmun Ann McKlnney Ruby Peterson Janet Smathers Chrqulta Hemeke Margaret Moskeland Barbara Johnston Helen Hatheld Ruth Howell Helen Duncan June Pteutt Dontta Sharp Carla Jean Hanson Mass Lybeck adviser Thrrd Row Jlm Krag Rlchard Spencer Bert O Nell Maxlne Moore Don Boring Dean Snider Clarence Due Shnrley McDonald Joan Holton Mary Gleason Barbara Faucett Bob Moluter Bobby Bayne Duc Henault Doug Brashler Deryle Morrlson 'arry Lozeau Francus Sheldon Howard Lee Fourth Row Dorothy Mllls Phyllis Taubeneck Donna Anderson Naomu Hammon Frank DeBellvs Wes Lyon Gene Stock Don Robertson Wnllte Net son Adrian Damnsh Bob John on Jrm Ravine Fifth Rowe Jeanette Bruhn Duane Engstrom Joyce Kroeze Marlorle Lorenz Thelda Stlnson Margaret Guetlm Marte Jacobson Lots Baxter Dolores Cook Shirley Kantkeberg Lrla Hansen Jessie Emory Emily Beatty Rose Beatty Front Row Barbara Barley Shirley Hovlk Ales Turk Juanita Jacobson Jean Otter Georgina Pet erson Elaine Jewett Veda Bosworth Marne Stormo Beth Bedford Donna Dettrnch Merrill Clapp Dale Smith Mr Anderton adviser FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS A derton ad ser Lar y Lozeau ce es ent Stock pres dent Ch quta Hemexe sec etary Mss Lybeck ad ser c a Jencer r ea tota Bo Jo so treasurer PAGE THIRTY TWO 1 f ' . A 'I M l of Ei 14 , , , iw l 1 - 1 L .fd , . f- ' ' l, . , J , I I I IN 4 I I . - I I I I I 5 I . I ' I I I ' I ' Q I I I I . 4 4 - 1 1 31 1 1 1 I ' I I . I I I I 4 A T A U , - 1 J l 1 3 1 J J - V ' 1 I , . ' F I I 1 I l . 1 . ' ' 1 1 1 4 1 1 1 , , , Jo Ann Smith, Dorothy Olson, Nancy Kanikeberg, I ' . V' ' . ' ' I I I 1 1 1 . . . I , 1 1 1 U , . , . . 0 I 1 . ' I I V I A I I . T I 1 1 1 , . , . I - S 1 I 1 1 l 1 4 , J . Mr. n , vu 7 r , vt pr nd 7 Gene , I 7 I I ' r 7 I , vi 5 Rt h rd S5 , se g n 1 - rmsy b hn rw Zhao ao! 7?47 We Juniors started the ball rolling this year by sponsoring an initration dance in honor of the Freshmen The Freshmen came wearing green ties and bows Prrzes were given for the smallest largest and prettiest bows and the evening was enloyed by everyone We presen ed to the students a Thanksgiving play representing a Thanksgiving dinner at home with the family Our Quil Ceda Carnival Princess Joyce Walberg was crowned queen thi year Soft music was played by iunio girls all during the Junior Senior Banquet which was attended by many students and proved to be a big succe s A three act play entitled Drums of Death was presented by the Junior class to the students and also to the towns people lt was somethlng different and was greatly enloyed by all The Princess who represented our school In dd A total of eighty seven students enrolled in the Sophomore Class this year As our class offrcers vice president Marlene Angus secretary and Donna Melville treasurer Mrs Mitchell and Mr Hallstrom were very helpful and cooperative as our class advisers We put on a Christmas play entitled When Amantha Comes The leading role was played by Roberta This play was given at a special Christmas assembly and was enloyed by the whole student body 65444 We as Freshmen were welcomed instead of ntiated and greatly appreciated the dance and a sembly given in our honor Prizes for the various green bows we were requested to wear to the dance were largest Donna Dettrich Douglas Brashler smallest Mari Lorenz Gene Stock and prettiest Margaret Moskeland Lawrence Lozeau the Strawberry Festival was none oher than ou own Corinna Morrison We had 30 members from our class In Torch Club and 20 were in Pep Club this year There are seven of our girls and fifteen of our boys in the M Clubs We have many outstanding athletes who took part in football basketball basdaall track golf and tennis and many of our boys also took part in the Smoker this year Our Junior Class basketball team were champions of the school de feating the other classes and also the Faculty We are proud of our class officers and feel that they have done much to make this a better class They were June Prater president Jack Haugstad vice president and Daun Krzer secretary treasurer To sum the whole thing up our class sponsored and took part in many activities throughout the year proving us to be useful as well as ornamental ay 7950 The annual Sophomore Dance was held on the night of April 2 in the high school gymnasium Chairman The theme was Out of this World The gymnasium was beautifully decorated in the center two figuers made of balloons At the close of the dance the balloons were released from the ceiling and a rush was made for them Only a few emerged with their balloons intact We are well represented in activities around school having ten students on the M Club twenty one in Chorus ten in the Bond and a large number in the Orchestra and in Torch Club ay 7957 The March of Dimes Dance and Armistice Day Assembly we sponsored proved successful Our Annual Carnival Princess was Jo Ann Smith and another member of our class Ruth Howell received the Red Cross Life saving Award We were well represented on the honor roll V1 sports in music and in activities PAGE THIRYY YHR . 4 . . f Y , . , , . 3 t l . .. . ' : , U 5 , ., . Q , - , , we elected Jack Rose, presidentg Donald Mulligan, Marguerite Thompson was appointed General ' I , 5 I . - - ' - , . . . 1: ' 1 , . ' I I I I . Hin- . h . . , , Z I I I A ' I - 2 I ' 1 1 . ' 3764? tie NORTHWEST DISTRICT AND SNOHOMISH COUNTY FOOTBALL TROPHIES PAGE THIRTY FIVE 0612 7 Qawwchae l 7617? as L- 1 - ya . l pa. 7' 3'55'4WQ5r E76 BB 6 35575 11426 6 -til f' of 1.5: an Our Football Squad Bock Row Ray Moses Dr k O rl Tom Ary John Krurck Duck Front Row Manager Carl Thompson Cyorcon Carpenter Frank alkrns Jack Francrsco Kerth O Nerl Alvrn Lyons Joe Rowe Thornlund Bob Trmm Lref Hylback Daun Krzer Frank Damrsh Second Row Coach Culbertson Stan Lyons Lyndon Holder LeRoy Hqberly Elmer Hovrk Elmer Errckson Manager Dean Dave Merner Alvrn Cherman Rrchard Haaland Donald Gyoraq Snrder Herman Wrllrams Dean Crraer Asst Coach Murrrzza Our Coaches FRED J CULBERTCON lleltl In thrs hrs second year at Marysvrlle Mr Culbertson coached hrs football team to the County A League Champronshrp and tred for Northwest honors In trrbute to the team he sard wash to congratulate the lotball team ol 1947 on lrne showrna rrr de p ssrble by the hard work and operatron of each rndrvrdual player M Culbertson also coached trod: and assrsted rn basketball Best of luck but year' PAS! YHIITY SIX LAWRENCE V MUNIZZA lcenterl After coachrng at Snohomrsh Mr Munrzza attended Columb a Unrversrty and recerved hrs Masters n Physrcal Fducatron Thrs hrs second year at Marysvrlle he coached basketball and baseball assrstrng rn football See you next year Coach' EDGAR D CRAWFORD lrrghtl Our Freshman Coach rs a graauate of Veronra Hugh and Pacrlrc U rn Oregon He coached at Mauprn Hrgh rn Oregon before comrng t Marysvrlle ln hs lrrst year at Marysvrlle he coached the freshman football and basketball squads to successful seasons 7 - - fw V. xi ' I ' F s 7l - L f 1 , l s I ' D f . 1 l l' F K . 'V ' Cal ' Q r ii 7 A I l . - 1' . 4 ' I 5 .. ' X 9, A , 3 ll ff s :F ' 6 , ,9 Y . ' 1 , , Y - , 4 .f , lr . , c r , , ' , f . , I , ' I ' Q its l , l F A ' V, a 0 ' co' ' - . . . . rv E v A y ci 91 Jul S 'gr N156 .494 '-051' '-wh A-usn..!w .4 C,'Q 9 5501s Top Row KEITH ONEIL halfback good blocker and pass recerver o semor whom well mrss Voted best blocker BOB TIMM guard one of the best tackles and blockers rn the league a sensor Voted best tackle DAVE MERNER guard captarn and svgnal caller great rn all these posrtrons also sensor ELMER HOVIK tackle two year letterman and only o sophomore A good man to have comrng back next year DAUN KIZER reserve tackle and center wrll see plenty of actron next year a tumor Second Row RICHARD HAALAND reserve end sophomore ALVIN SHERMAN reserve end sophomore Coach has hopes of has makrng a good tockle GORDON CARPENTER tackle returnrng letterman Hrs 2I0 pounds wrll help hum next fall LIEF HYLBACK another reserve end showed a lot of rm provement durrng the 47 season TOM ARY center a good lrne backer good center a sensor Thrrd Row JACK FRANCISCO a rough and tumble halfback powerful runner wrll be playrng for the Tommres two more years STAN LYONS fullback one of the best rn the league good pass recelver and dynamrte at defense deserved and won the lnspuratuonal Award JOHN KRUICK halfback tough as narls hard to stop DICK ORIL wrll see a lot of football from halfback pasrtron next year FRANK THORNLUND good rn any posrtron as utrlrty mon played nearly every posrtron on the team a year yet to go Bottom Row HERMAN WILLIAMS one of the best passers we ve seen a very hugh percentage of completrons and only two tnterceptrons very capable rn the quarterback spot Well mass hrm ELMER ERICKSON knck off man 2l5 pounds wull be frghtrng for center or tackle spot next season LE ROY HABERLY end has speed werght can catch passes rs grad uatrng DICK CALKINS halfback should have seen more ball but halfback spots were hard to obtarn was very fast also graduatrng FRANK DAMISH end good on defense and as pass recerver All Northwest End PAGE THIITY SEVEN W ,tb , .5F4,J. 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I 1 '52-'Q' 64 - It .sf A '7' -+- IF' N st .-.. - Q' 'STI -' f - , ' , , l ' ' 5 ', ,Q MHS MHS MHS MHS MHS MHS MHS MHS MHS ?wzd4ee Mt Vernon Arlungton Burlungton Edmonds Sedro Woolley Snohomush Anacortes Omak Opponents 63 Snohomush County and Northwest League Cham puons' The tomahawks have added two more trophues to theur collectuon Wuth a faur showung at the annual Northwest football Jamboree t Mount Vernon under the able coachung of Fred Culbertson and hus assustant Larry Munuzza the Marysvulle Tomahawks began theur vuctoruous season The surprusung season was launched the nught of October 3 un Marysvulle wuth the Tomahawks dumpung the Mt Vernon Bulldogs T90 Before the game the new well ullumunated combunatuon football and baseball fueld was deducated to the town of Marysvulle After wunnung over the Arlungton Eagles T87 un an all out battle the Tommues traveled to Burlung ton to be overthrown by the strong Burlungton eleven 25 T9 Thus was one of the most thrullung and fast scorung games of the season land the only def ct uttered by the Tomahawks durung the yearl Wul a quuc4 comeback Marysvulle knocked over Second 'Team Thus us the team that wull compruse most of the fur t strung next year They gaun a lot of experuence by playung second strungs from other schools Through actual competutuon they gaun that necessary game experuence for whuch there us no substutute Be sudes guvung them a chance to put unto actual practuce the plays and technuques they learn ut also relueves the monotony of turnout and makes theur practuce more unterestung I' GE TH RT EIGH the powerful Edmond Tugers T20 Both Tcls were made by completed pa ses from Wulluams to Lyon two of the most outstandung player or tl sea on Then the Tomahawks won another Usung a strong runnung attack unstead of the old passung routune he Marysvulle eleven downed the Sedro Woolley club wu lu a tclly of O 7 Marysvulle 7 Snohmush 6 was the funal score un thus aame of games staged on the grassy turf of Asbery Fueld Over 2000 spectators turned out to see the two strong team meet un a thrullung hand to hand fught to the funush for the county champuon shup Marysvulle made the furst touchdown and conver d but Snohomush struck back wuth 55 yc rd druve down the fueld to score They fauled the try for conversuon however wuth the funal tally stull 76 at the end of the game ln a three way tue for furst un the Northwest League an a cunch for the County A League e Marysvulle Tomahawks met the Anacor es Seahawks on the Anacortes gruduron Laggung un th furst quarter the Tommues gauned un the second wuth the score at then end of the half Marysvulle 7 Anacortes 6 The funal score was Marysvulle T4 Anacortes 6 The homecounung game new to the communuty was staged between the undefeated Omak Puoneers and Marysvulle Tomahawks Agaun the Tommues romped to vuctory upsettung the two year unde feated streak of the Puoneers by defeatung theun T8 T2 Freshman Team A new udea was unstututed at MHS thus year that of havung a separate team composed enturely of freshmen Thus arrangment made ut possuble for each freshman player to have much more unduvudual atentuon and unstructuon than would orherwuse have been possuble Thus traunung wull benefut our future varsuty teams as well as these unduvudual players The freshmen coached by Mr Crawford played three games one wuth North Junuor and two wuth Arlungton T9 . O 3 ' -. ' T8 ' 7 5 . ' ' s, T9 ' 25 ' -ur 3 ' we 3 . T2 O A 20 - 7 , . h . . 7 , 6 t V , T4 6 ' ' 'I - 2 -. T8 T2 u27 4 L L G U te ' A a . . , ' Cu ' T- 'T , th , ' D - . ' I . . h . . e . 1 A l , ' . I QC 49 JC QQ FRESHMAN SQUAD c Rox llr Crawlor-l Coah Ruchard Spencer Ernest Co oosby Clouee Allen Jum Krag Bob Boyne Froncus Sheldon Gene Stock Don Robertson Front Raw Pat Hats Gnc Vrught Charley Sneatlum Bet ONeul Charles avage Jum Ravune omes Harruson Bob Clark Duck Henault Our Yell Leaders Our Yell Leaders Ardue Phyllus cmd Bob have done an outstandung uob thus year Theur success was due to theur overflowung pep and orugunaluty The raun never dampened theur spuruts at the football games and they supported the basketball games equally well They planned entertaunung pep as semblues before every game and spent hours workung out new yells whuch were both clever Our Our Knughts of the Paddle under the supervusuon of Mr Rounds agaun thus year dud a good uob of patrollung the games Theur maun dutues were to keep order at the football basketball and base ball games They were duvuded unto two groups captauned by Bob Bauley and Duck Rochon YELL LEADERS and SONG QUEENS Ar us Smuth Bob Horruer Phyllus McKenzue Glee Nfucs er Goynell Dunn Mr Rounds Advuser Charles Nyman Bob Bouley Roy Dole shel Don Robertson Glen Bates Howard Burgess Duck Rocha-1 Ronald Oates Walter Sunavuck Gene Wrught Bob Clark and Song Queens and orugunal Of these the Tomahawk War Dance was one of the most popular Glee and Gaynell our Song Queens boosted our spuruts by leadung songs at pep ossemblues and games and proved equally fauthful Thus us the furst year that any of the fuve have held these posutuons and we are proud of theur unturung efforts and the fune uob they have done KOP Somethung new has been added thus year each member has a red sweater wuth red letters KOP unscrubed un a whute paddle across the front Now we can tell when they re comung Lets hope they contunue theur fune work PAGE THIRTY NINE 'S' H T -.e 'Y x '- T 6 . u at -ft ' , .9 ' u..i,f K ll I ,, X : ' ,sz l Z ,U Q ,- f . sau -ffl. L, :.,' , cu' ', 4, ' 3 fu, Id , ' , ' , , ' . , , , K.O.P. . 1 'I 1 . I . U , I . ' . . I I l Frank Damrsh our center and leadtng scorer who MarysvIlle Marysvulle Marysvtlle MarysvIlle Marysvllle Marysvtlle Marysvrlle MarysvIlle Marysvllle MarysvIlle Marysvllle Marysvnlle MarysvIlle MorysvIlle MarysvIlle MarysvIlle MarysvIlle Marysvrlle Marysvtlle Marysvllle MarysvIlle '5'cz46eZZ4Z! Overlake Overlake LegIonnaIres Omak Chelan Ferndale Ferndale LEAGUE GAMES Edmonds Sedro Woolley SnohomIsh Anacortes Mt Vernon ArlIngton Burllngton Edmonds Sedro Woolley SnohomIsh Anacortes Mt Vernon Arllngton BurlIngton PLAYOFF Under Coach MUHIZZO the 47 48 Tomahawks com pleted a very successful season consldernng the green team we had and the tough competItIon In the new Northwest League We fxmshed fIfth Wllh a won 6 lost 8 record Our total record was won 9 los 13 DamIsh O Nerl TImm Dockendorf and KIZSF started our flfSf game at Overlake Although we lost we made up for It the next nIght on the re turn game We next downed Edmonds for our TITST League vIctory then fell before Sedro the followIng nIght In a close one We downed the Leguonnalres before leavrng for Omak where me lost two close ones but had a good tame Back agaIn we played excellent ball agalnst Snohomtsh but they were too strong We held Ferndale to one poInt In the last half but that one beat us The mIghty Ana cortes team had trouble beatIng us ID a close con test We vuctumtzed Ferndale the next nIght break Ing an early season IInx that when the second team wIns the fIrst team WINS Mt Vernon quIckly fol Second Team The second team under coach Culbertson gaIned much valuable experuence Most of our games were close hard fought contests even though we won but few We were all sophomores and had fun the whole season lt looks lIke good teams In the future PAGE FORTY lowed In a very thrIllIng game before the hIgh flyIng Tomahawks were brought to earth by the strong Arllngton qutntet We regaIned our speedy ways agaInst Burlangton and all around good play plus Jack Haugstads last second bucket enabled us to down Edmonds Hnstory repeated Itself the next nIght agaInt Sedro Woolley wIth ONeIl dumprng In the bucket brIngIng us Into a thIrd place tue wtth ArlIngton Good thtngs came to an abrupt end as SnohomIsh Anacortes Mt Mernon and Altngton cut us down ID that order We halted our downward trend bowlIng over Burlungton In our last league game ln the playoff we showed how much we had Improved by almost bearIng Everett whtch proved to be one of the better teams of the state KeIth ONeIl our scrappy ltttle guard was voted Honorary CaptaIn by hIs team mates H IS an excellent defense man and all round good player whom well mrss next year was selected for the All Northwest Team played stellar ball all season He dumped In a total of 166 And then theres Bob TImm a sentor who was voted the lnspIratIonal Award He IS an all round good player and a swell sport Bob Barley and George Luscombe the two e maInIng senIors played good ball when called on BaIley dId potent work under the backboard whIle Luscombe was noted for defensIve work Well be seeIng a lot of Jack Haugstad a letterman from TWIN CILIGS A valuable man he was voted Ball Hawk by hIs team mates as well as beIng selected for Honorable MentIon to the All North west Team Daun KIZSV wIll b one of the IeadIng scorers next year as Indeed he was thIs year Fred Dockendoff and LIef Hlyback guards played outstandtng b ll thIs year and are sure starters next year Bud Solvberg and Eugene Rochon IUDIOFS played good ball when called upon Buds helght and Peewees ball handlmg Wlll be needed next year Freshman Team The fresman team under Coach Crawford com pleted a very successful sea on takIng thtrd IH theIr league They played good fast ball the sophomores beIng 1WlCe added to theIr scalp as they frnrshed thIrd In the Inter class games Dam Ish was captaIn and leadtng scorer We should have champron teams In the future ' 28 30 4 ' ' ' - ' 31 29 ' . 27 . . 21 . . ' . ' 28 35 ' A , - ' 33 37 ' , ' 25 26 . ' ' A 25 23 ' ' s - A ' ' ' 32 22 .' ' 33 - 41 . '. ' ' ' ' 14 ' 26 , ' . . ' 39 59 ' 28 . 26 .' ,. A 27 ' 39 . ' 33 ' 22 ' 37 36 ' ' 27 - 25 ' ' ' I ' I I 24 ' 41 ' ' -I e ' ' 38 48 . ' 25 . 35 ' ' I ' 21 ' 36 , , ' 32 ' 29 f ' 'M0VY5Vllle 30 EVGYGN 34 points, 32 of them against Anacortes. . . I r - I . - - - I , - ' . . e . . t n 1 . O , I I Tr! O v L1 mv Hy Of eom usgomoc F Q wc v a W O Ro vov MANAL ERS C vu ncvuck B :V O ex 'Y A 1,H Qld IQ MR! .3 SECOND TEAM ov U .J C v ms BO R SP zo 9 V101 u ev s J u 0 mov How fn os Q vcwsco Glow o FRESHMEN cz H Oc, o d o Spewcev Jmw Dwckcnsom Cwcmcv neotlum Bob Clark cr es clvc e me o Rower rs Pi Ho 5 Bob Johnson Adrucm Dorm: Clem Koi wt Dow Robe Ysow Bobby Boyne Dc-cm S 1 der PAGE FORTY ONE ff .M . . -LX v ' K 'X vvl A , 7 A g , . , . V A M ,, Q W N 5 6 ' x ' . w - 10 as. 12 If ' X 5 ,, 13 . .. - A Q , ' A F ' X i 8 ' V .1 1 .. -K 1 : 3 9.1. .XA 1 :' Z Q ' X, fe ' ' S 4 'X '.. I ' , I FRST 'AP- BLNL Ro,-. Comih f,1Uv7,yU, ju k Hnumqd Bob BU, DY HM, D ' N' Nwzzov VN lr O ll, Cu kcv oy wg-I1 fw Ahw ib.g D, . KN, p.m,l, DU,,w,S,, M94 yboiyv Sb e w g Coach C Nb Vow, Bo! B nk E1 L J Ak V Y' Pow C ge L ' . 'Od Dogk'1of Bo: Tm:-w R 9 Jaw' CV' ' B '95 KC' We Euge-we gb 1 Co C .uf r , Rmb rd ' f I ,. S , , Ch N S Q Ge Sv ck L Ho , ,t t , Jw, 1 N z Q S Su 1 c N 1 : , v4 . 6. BASEBALL SQUAD Back Row Richard Spencer Jack Koplltz Don Gyoroa Ralph Jones Archie Harrell Joe Rowe Ernest Cladoosby Francus Sheldon Carl Jones Howard Burgess Bob Bayne Jam Dick rnson Center Ro Manager Ken Filbevt Bert ONell Elmer Hovik Gene Robertson Glen Parks Bob Clark Daun Ktzer Gene Stock Charley Sneatlurn Manager Don Boring Coach Munuzza Ba ve erans ltwo seniors two Juniors and tour sopho moresl They are outflelders Hamilton Hovlk Orll and lntrelders Kinder Parks Williams Kizer and Roe With all but one rnflelder playing first or third base the Tomahawks got ott to a bad start losing six prccnce games and two league games in eight starts Losing only two lettermen this year Coach Muntzza will have what we think may be a championship team next year with Clark and Roblnson fighting tor the catching position while Williams Pat Hots and Kinder are looking for mound duty next year Front Row Manager Jerry Lund Pat Hots .lim Kinder Curtus Baker a Sullivan Jac Francisco D k O nl Raymond Sheldon Jack Rose TENNIS SQUAD Ronald Oates George Luscombe Dorothy Mnsz Phyllis Cnl louette Donna Litehrser Coach Miss Porter Joyce Walberg Thelda Stunson Mary Norberg Bob Buttke Merle Connell seball and Ray Sheldon trying tor econd base and Kinder and Johnson at short ln the running for third are Rose and Baker Hovik has solved the left held problem while Oral will be hard to beat in right The highlight ot the baseball season was the first night baseball game ever played In Marysville We now have one ot the best lighted ball fields In the Pacific Northwest The Student Body are proud ot our tteld and wish Coach Munrzza lots of luck with his up and coming ball club Tennw Tennis was revtved this year at MHS under the econd doubles excellent tutoring of Miss Porter and Mr Hallstrom Mass Porters girls are P Calllouette first singles J Walberg second singles D Misz and M Norberg first doubles and T Stinson D Lutehrser J Clark PAGE FORTY TWO The boys under the direction ot Mr Hallstrom are Buttke first singles Carpenter second singles Oates and K ONerl first doubles and Connell Luscombe and B ONell second doubles 5 X : . ' . . l ' n . F, c ,s i, X l ' - if A Q., I . . , P t ' , k A , ic r', W: T I , .V I ' I . I . E, Our baseball team had only eight returning At first will be Kizer, Parks, and Rose, with Sullivan l i i i - i 1' , , - , . . . . . l . - , , t . . . . I I . . I . . r , , , . - , . , -, , U ' ' ' 1 . ' , ' ' 2 1 , I A 1 , i 2 . I 4 - l ' I I ' 4 . I . I I 5 . I , . I I , . , , . I I, . .4 TRACK SQUAD Bock Raw Manager Ad: an Darn sh Ruchard Haaland Jerry Larson Bob Henault Carl Thompson Glenn Koplutz Waldon Anderson Jum Krag Coach Culbertson Don Mullugan Glen Bates Gordon Carpenter Bob Morgan Tom Ary Alvun Front Row Ray lbsen Ruchard Spencer Jack Westlund Frank Thornlund Duck Calkrns LeRoy Haberly Lynden Holder T8 Coach Culbertson got quute a surpruse when he found out hus Tomahawk cunder squad was made up of 22 men thus year Havung only sux lettermen returning thungs had looked pretty dull for the track and held events The sux lettermen returnrng are LeRoy Haberly and Duck Calkuns runnung the 220 and lOO yard dash Frank Thornlund at the 220 l00 and broad lump Jerry Larson and Tom Ary throwung the shot put duscus and gavelun and Glen Bates runnung the mu e The other boys turnung out lor track are Lyndon Holder runnung the 220 lO0 and broad lump M Club The Smoker us an annual affaur with bouts between M club unu uates lettermen not yet admltted to the club Wunners were Thompson Wrlluams Lus combe Hylback Dockendorf and Kuzer whule Haugstad and Calkuns and Rose and Neal fought M CLUB SMOKER Back Row Ruchard Haaland Herman Wulluams Duck Calkuns Jack Haugstad Bob Trmm Daun Kuzer Jerry Neal Frank Damush Stan Lyons Bob Morgan Jnm Kunder Elmer Eruckson Alvun Sherman Le Roy Haberly Bob Bauley Tom Ary George Luscombe Front Row Lynden Holder Arnold Hamulton Luef Hylback Don Pearl Fred Dockendorf Jrm Mullugan Duck Rochon Jack Fran usco Carl Thompson Jum Krog John Kruuck Jack Rose Gordon Carpenter J ry Lund Duck Orul Elmer Hovuk Neul Bergeson C Ruchard Haaland Alvun Sherman Ruchard Spencer Gordon Carpenter and lum Krag throwung the shot put duscus and 1avelun Dean Cruder and Wal don Anderson at the hugh lump Ray lbsen pole vault Jack Westlund and Drck Henault at the hurdles Ray Moses and Charles Sneatlum at the sprunts and to complete the team Don Mullugan runnung the mule and Glenn Koplutz the 440 Suxteen of these twenty two men wull be returnung next year to guve MHS a very promusung track team The team us at present a threat to every school they wull meet Smoker to a draw The wrestlung matches Eruckson vs Car penter and Lyons and Kruuck vs Morgan and Francusco were also a draw Marysvrlles Duck Sulluvan and Bob Jordan of Everett staged an ex hubutuon match Ary won the free for all over Kunder Krag and Calkuns PAGE FOIYY THREE f - , - ' ' :3 -r . L- . ' A . s u c A . A , W ' ' I ll l ,f E ' ' , E T L ' . l '.'- E 1 2 1 Q' - ' u i he . . X Y s X ' K -- - ,.'h 1 a . , ' , r ' A . g ' ' , ' ' . Sherman, Jerry Neal, Manager Gene Wright. l I t A Q It l . l y ' E ' ' - 1 , er I ' , ' I ', 1 ' , 'l . A . 1 V I . I 1 I I 1 . . . I , I I . , , ' 1 ' ' 1 ' Y , I 1 I . - . , - ' ., .. . . I ' I I ' , . , . ' S I D V I - - I l 1 r r S r l ' ' ' - , ' . S I f I , GIRLS TURNOUT Ik Row Marcarer uerlrn rs Baxter Joan Halton Ve c Bosworth Dale Smrrh Merrrll Clapp Donna Dertrrch Chlqurta Hemeke Vrrarnra Neal Dolores Koch Edrrh Carlson Donna Melvrlle Anne Worson Lenore Howell Shrrley Kanrke erg Pot Wrroht Delores Husby Center Row Norma Lorenz Dolores Cook Coleen Woods Mrldred Thorsen Jane Kauyron Phyllrs Carllouerte Donna rtehnser oncy an: ebero ut Ga aa er Do Mrsz Helen Elder Beverly Bonn Carole Storrno Marlene Ancus Darene Owen Donna Trautrnan Helen Hatlred Coren K ulck Teddy Morrsset J Ann Clark Mass Por er Front Row Thelda Strnson Marlorre Lorenz Beth Bed or Shrrley Norbera Mary Morrrs Corrnna Morrrson June Prater loyce Walberc Marrlyn Malstbercer Sharon Francrsco Wrlrnc Lee Maxrne Moore Nancy Srnrrh Dororhy Carlson Marran Gwrnn Shrrley McDonald Second Prc ure Specdball frrst and second teams Dororhy Carlson Nancy Kanrkebera Pat Wrraht Lots Baxter Marlene naus Sharon Froncrsco Carole Storrno Dot Mrsz Ph rs arlouette oyce Walberc D nra Lrtehrser Jo Ann C r W ma Lee Edrth arlsor' Darlene wen Shrrley Nor era PAGE FORTY FOUR DRILL TEAM Back Pow Helen Elder Shrrley Hovrk Shrrley Norberg. Joyce McCorkle Barbarr- Fc-ucerr Shrrley Connell Colleen Woods Marran Norwood Darlene Owen Barbara Johnston Margaret uetlun Florrne Mat ers Carma Bedlord Merta Ser ert Dorothy Ml's Donna Lrfehrser Margaret Moskeland Marqre Thompson June Prater Front Row Alese Turk Joan Hrlton Edna Davenport Mary Norberc Carole Stormo Beverly Bonn Helen Hatfreld Nancv mrth Donna rautman eanor Turk Mass Porter Te y Morrsset Dot Mrsz Chrqurta Hernelre Lenore Howell Gerry Dotson Mary Janet Moskcland Noreen Thorsen Corrnno Morrrson Croce Hovrk Edrth Carlson Joyce Walbera rn he ana c arn ha es awar ven b rs hetrc socrctron o e an e or thus aw r a crrl must earn 3000 pornts Center Tumblrng Team Carole Stormo Shirley McDonald Marlene Errckson Beverly Bonn Helen Duncan Bonnre Jewett Glorra Dockendorl Nancy Kanrlrebeg Colleen Woods a Mess Porter rls Coach who spends hours and hours recrrnc all these act vr res Ba - xx C: , Lo , , d r , , , 1 N L, L, J b , o , l rr , L , L b , ,v I V- I F V I 5 L , N l K k V, le rr nu yrs , If W My ', V, ,V W , , , N , S , T , El , , dd l , , l , , , , , r , ' , o , ' t . , , , , 5 I I l d, , 1 , ' , ' ' ' Lower Lett. Phyllrs Ccrllouette, lrrst Marysvrlle gurl ever to lo J ' ' ea t ball . h , the ugh r d gr y the ' ' ' ' Gr l At l As. . T b elru bl l G Cl, A H ,L ,VV H L , I, .yll l , ' I r , L . L C r , J V 0 r L , IQ k, rrrww, , or . r rl C , A O , r LJ V. GY V r ' l . The 194748 season of GIrls Turnout started wIth speedball the hlghllghl of the season beIng the speedball playday held at MarysvIlle wIth all the schools ID the county partIcIpatIng Plans were formed for an extensIve outdoor program of var Icd sports Due to an untlmely raIn the program was changed to that of Indoor sports such a tumblIng basketball and dancIng A delIcIous lunch was served wIth Mr Rhodes as our honorary guest An enloyable program was planned for the afternoons entertalnment The fxrst team In speed ball are Dot MISZ ShIrley Norberg Mary Norberg PhyllIs CaIllouette Joyce Walberg Donna LItehIser Jo Ann Clark EdIth Carlson and Darlene Owen ThIs year many new sports were Introduced for Glrls Turnout They were archery track and badmInton Phylns CaIllouette placed llfSl In bad mInton sangles and Mary Norberg and Dot MISZ IH the doubles bracket The volleyball fIrst team members are as follows Dot MIsz PhyllIs CaIllouette Joyce Walberg Donna LItehIser Shlrley Norberg Jo Ann Clark EdIth Carl held at Snohomlsh A large number of MOfYSVIll6 gIrls attended thIs event The wInnIng gIrls team played the coaches as a speclal feature In the afternoon and defeated them Thls year basketball created much Interest Seven teams took part between the keen competItIon and enthusrasms the season can be consldered an overwhelmIng success for all concerned The seven Intramural teams were chosen horIzontally from all four classes The Pussys were the wInnIng team theIr closest competttors beIng the Duzs who were beaten twuce by the Pussys whIle Vlelng for the fIrst place At the fInIsh of the Intramural season there were four class teams chosen by the Intramural captalns and MISS Porter The cllmax of the class team tournament came when the senror team defeated the freshmen In a game whIch had DrIll Team Our DrIll Team under the dIrectIon of Mlss Porter was In Its second year We marched for the dedI CCllOn of Asbery FIeld other league games and a legIonnaIre game Each gIrl furmshed her own unrform of whIte wool Our has been called one of the fInest DrIll Teams In the state three overtIme perlods From the four class teams the followIng gIrls were packed fo A Team honors PhyllIs CaIllouette Joyce Walberg Donna LItehIser Jo Ann Clark Margre Lorenz Shtrley HovIk and Thelda Stlnson The freshman class representatlves domlnated the team havIng three members the semors havIng two and the rumors and sophomores one each Last but not least IS the tennIs turnout As a result of the large turnout and our llmlled facIlItIes the gIrls are only able to turn out twlce a week The gIrls who were plcked to represent MarysvIlle In competrtlon between SnohomIsh County Schools are Thelda StInson Phyllrs CaIllouette Dot MIsz Joyce Walberg Mary Norberg and EdIth Carlson The basketball playday was held at Arlmgton Twenty gIrls represented MGfYSVIll6 at thIs event In the mornIng the gIrls played basketball danced and saw movtes on swImmIng In the afternoon the Edmonds tumblIng team performed then the coaches played the wInnIng gIrls team wlth the teachers takIng honors Sports day for hIgh school gIrls was held on Sat urday May l5 at the UnIversIty of WashIngton under the sponsorshnp of the Department of PhysI cal Educatton of Women The program Included sports In whIch the varlous schools partnclpated softball badmInton volleyball tennIs and swIm mIng Later demonstratIons were gIven by physIcal educatIon ma1ors at the U In modern DanIsh gymnastlcs formatIon Swlmmlng and llfeSCVInQ equrpment Those maktng thIs trIp were semors Phyllrs CaIllouette Donna LItehIser ShIrley Nor berg and tumors Dorothy MISZ and Joyce Wal berg They were accompanIed by Muss Porter The success of the turnout thIs year as In the past was due largely to the guIdance of our coach MISS Porter whose Undylng enthusIasm and un selflsh expendIture of her tlme and effort are to be commended Tumblers Our tumblIng team organtzed under the dIrectIon of MISS Porter consIsted of sux regular gIrls and two extras The team tumbled for several League games LSQIODDOIYG games and the SunnysIde Grange Each gIrl furnashed her own costume a dark blue dress wuth short flared satln ltned skIrt PAGE FORTI FIVE , v I ' ' I ' ' ' r II 'I Z E I I I ' I I I . l ' ' . . I . 5 I A ' , A I I , . . - . . . I 2 - I ' I V ' ' I V I , I A . I . . . . I J I , ' . . . . - , I , I I I ' - , , . . ,, , , . . I - . . - , , : ' 5 I I - V I I E ' E l I V . I . I I . h , ' son, and Darlene Owens. A volleyball playday was - - - , 1 . A , U I I I ' D . . E - . I - . I - I I - 2 ' ' ' I . I . ' . I I ' , D . . I , . I . - I . . . I ' ' ' I 1 I . I - . , , , I - . I , . . , I - ' I I . . , X wr 54,2 Sm., DECORATINC FOR THE SENIOR BAL' NAARCELLA WILLIAMS MARY ANN ANDERSON PHYLLIS CAILLOUETTE MURIH WILSON DONNA LITEHISEF' DEL MORDEN AND DICK CALJLKINS PAGE FORTY S VEN Back Row Arnold Hamrlton Art Staff Norman Lund Sports Ed Jerry Larson Reporter Tom Ary Sports Del Neubecker Reporter Bob Harrrer M src .lerry Lund Sophomore Ed Larry Tyler Reporter Drck Oral Sports Second Row Joyce Walberg Asst Bus Mgr Noreen Thorsen Snapshots Donna Lrtehuser Gnrls Sports Murrel Wrlson Ar Staff Mary Ann Anderson Snapshots Merta Serbert Senror Ed Shlrlee Rowley Reporter Dolores Koch Reporter Glorra a rn Junror Ed Vrrgrnra Kung Edrtor Phyllrs McKenzre Reporter Mass Borger Advrser Our Few people realize the work rnvolved In pub Irshrng an annual The edrtor and advrsor choose the staff from those who wont to work on the Qurl Ceda Our frrst bug 'ob rs the dummy pages drawn up to show the exact srze and lo cation of each prcture and story We must plan each picture so the photographer wrll take lust those shots we need and so he wall know 'us' what slze and shape each must be When the prctures arrrve from the photographer, we must trrm them accurately and mount them neatly for the engraver A prcture larger than the engravrng as to be must be proportroned carefully so that the srze wrll be rrght Meanwhrle the business managers are busy selling ads and subscrrptrons, and we are choosmg our PAGE FORTY EIGHT .4 Front Row Grace Blackmore Art Staff Mary Morrrs Musrc Shu ley Norberg Grrls Sports Ed Morylou Hordal Musrc Ed Glee Wrester Musrc Merrrll Clapp Freshman Ed Barbara s A Bus Mgr Not prctured Mary Norber mrs Sports Helen Haugen Busuness Manager Lower Prctures Mass Borger Advrser Vrrgrnra Kung Edrtor Helen Haugen Busrness Manager Annual cover and desrgn We must make a second dummy for the prrnter and as the proofs come back from the engraver we mount them rn place The people rn all the prctures must be rdentrfred and stones must be wratten for every actlvlty the words counted grammar corrected spellrng of names checked then stories and captions must be typed for the prrnter Just when the copy rs all In and we relax a but, the prrnter starts sendrng proofs to check and we have rt all to examme agarn for errors Frnally wrth a srgh of relref we send back the last page proof and wart rmpatlently for the ftnlshed book to be delrvered The book you hold rn your hands represents a S1400 rnvestment and countless hours of work , A B J Y it '. 4 -Vs. 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Jo AH' Smw- Pcs' rw uc Dcfvwrh jwwmy LQIQQ' H1 o' ou 'Av 1 T' S70 'H OW rm w 'OH' Two: Nm :wwe of Ooilv ' ' ww: bono QUT' Cir W 'ec' Our Gurls Club The Marysvulle Gurls Club uncludes every gurl hugh school It has two maun socual functuons durung the year the Tolo and the Mothers Day Tea Thus year for the furst tume the Boys Club was asked to help wuth the plannung and arrange ments for the tea The audutoruum was beautulully decorated wuth sprung tlowers Students accom panued theur mo hers unto the auduroruum present ung them wuth corsages and untroducung them to theur teachers and classmates The short program consusted of musuc a tashuon show exhubutung the garments made by the Home Economucs gurls and Our B Under the advusershup of Mr Anderton the Boys Club had a very successful and actuve year Any boy enrolled un hugh school us auuomatucally a tues by throwung a Sock Hop Probably our most ambutuous prouect was the noon league basketball program whuch we organuzed and sponsored There were eught teams each captauned by one of our basketball squad and the season was splut unto two duvusuons Tom Arys Bone Crushers were the champuons and were rewarded wuth a turkey dunner wuth all the trummungs at Mr Andertons home Our noon league baseball program was also very popular There were fuve teams wuth Duck Rochon s GIRLS CLUB OFFICERS Donna Mangus secretary Muss McGuure advuser Mary Janet Moskeland presudent Merta Seubert vrce presudent June Prater treasurer GIRLS CLUB COUNCIL Merrull Clapp Merta Seubert Mary Janet Moslreland Marwynne the un tollauon of new Boys and Gurls offucers Besudes theur regular monthly meetungs the gurls also partucupate un many assemblues and other programs They have also exchanged programs wuth other schools durung the year The lruendshup commuttee consustung ot gurls from each class un troduce new students and show them about the buuldung and send cards to those who are ull Four at our gurls represent us ct the annual con ference un Bellungham where they meet gurls from other schools and brung home new udeas for our own club oys Club Yankees way out ahead Other teams were Norman Lund s Dodgers Brade s Cardunals Sherman s lnducns and Haugstad s Red Sox a medal and the tuve best hutters wull receuve spe cual awards from Mr Anderton As a pecual prouect the Boys Club reorganuzed and cleaned out our Trophy Case and have un dertaken the polucung of the baseball grounds Regular busuness meetungs were held each month For entertaunment and unstructuon we have had movues on football baseball boxung and hot rod races Morse Margaret Moskeland .lune Prater Muss McGuure Mar auerute Thompson Donna Mangus Mercedes Ravune Connue Sylte Gowan Barbara Bulls Mary Lundquust BOYS CLUB OFFICERS George Luscombe Vuce presudent Frank Damrsh Secretary treasurer Mr Anderton Advrser Bob Tumm Presudent I PAGE HFTY ' 1 ' ' ' ' ' in ' C I' ' A ' ' . , . ' I I T l . I f I , . I ' I I member of the Club. We started our years activi- The members ot the winning team will each receive . , Q . . . . I I I I T , . . . , . I Gur Health Commuttee Thus commuttee as one of the many organuzatuons whuch work for the good of our school The com muttee rs composed ot volunteer gurls who are un terested un nursung as a coreer These gurls use much ot theur spare tume un keepung up the hosputal room which rs also used as the ofttce ot the school nurse They assust the nurse un tullung out the health records assastung durung health examunatuons and keeprng the room clean and attractuve A schedule us arranged so that a gurl wull be there every per uod The gurls have also helped wuth the hearung testung dental clunuc and the pre school examuna tuons Some of the gurls have also kept up the plues un the Furst Aud Kts un all the sc buuldungs un Marysvulle The commuttees advusers are Mrs Endres our nurse and Muss Lybeck Norma Lorenz us the chaur man ot the commuttee Too lts Tolo tume agaun' Here the gurls turn the tables and escort the boys to a semu tormal dance Atte wards the boys are treated to a dunner The theme of the Tolo thus year was Fuesta Tame and a Mexucan scene was set around the orchestra There were many souvenurs such Os multu colored som breros roses made ol crepe paper and paper fans wuuh lace edgung and the couples names wruttcn wuth colored chalk The walls were deco rated wuth patuo scenes and un the center ol the ballroom was a punato tulled wuth roses and candy kusses The musuc was provuded by Vuc Herr and hus orchestra There was a short program ot musuc and song durung untermussuon The chcurmen were General Chaurmon Norma Lorenz Decoratuons Jewell Peterson Entertaunment Joyce Walberg Program Merta Seubert Refresh ments Dorothy Musz Clean up Donna Mangus Q ' 1 A I f ' D ' . . . . . Sup , . . . . hoo' 1 . . , I , I I . V . . - - I 1 .- rv . . . , . . A .I - .. U . - 1 , , 2 ' , 2 , lt V ' . ' . , f I 1 1 ' - - , 7 - l - HEALTH COMMITTEE Lett: Mrs. Encfres, School Nurse and Adviser. 1 , u , , f ' T 3 ' ' , ' T Q , ' ' . ' ' ' , K . L r ict V u T l , l I 4 , .. s. - k .. , . h 5 '-6. ,Q - G Q , Q : ,, , B 5 P , rx N V I K. J 'u u t ,T XF T' I 4 ' -J, 1, ,Q I ' , f V S n xv Q , ix' l Back Row Anne Watson Gerry Dotson Maxine Wentworth Jane Anderson France Wutchey Elaune Funden Wllrna Le Sharon Francusco Betty Beugcr Front Row Dorothy Regan Teddy Mor sset Joy Lea Helrnun Darlene Owen Norma Lorenz Chaurman Nancy Srnuth Ruth Howell Edna Davenport Joanne Sylte owe P ure Scenes lrom the Grls oo Ss! -as PAGE FIFTY ONE BOYS M CLUB Back Row Jerry Neal Glenn Parks Fred Dockendorf Gen n ll Duck Calkuns Duck Rochon Jerry Larson Bob Bare Tom Ary Frank Thornlund Daun Ku er Elmer Eruckson Alvun Sherman Carl Thompson LeRoy Haberly Elmer Hovrk Second Row Herman Wulluams Luef Hylback Arnold Hamulton Duck Oul Del Neubecker Jrm Mullrgan Bob Morgan Don Gyorog John Krurck Jum Kunder Jack Francrsco Jack Haug stad George Luscombe r nt Row Keuth Nell .l k Rose Jerry Lu cl Bob Tumm secretary treasurer Dove Merner presudent Mr Munrzza 'i Boys The M Club us composed of all Tomahawk let termen New members are unutuated at the Smoker whrch us a bug aftaur wuth a great many boys par tucupatung and a capacuty audrence The M Club sponsored uts annual Halloween party wuth LeRoy Haberly chaurman The purpose ot the party us to keep the kuds oft the street and out ot muschuef and the hugh school and Luncoln gyms were busy Gurs Sports munded gurls who have earned a toual of ne thousand pounts un gurls athletucs are eluguble , urs M Clu an the coun y urs Ahletuc Assccuatron They are entutled to wea a sweater wuth a strupe A total ot three stru es nay be worn on a sweater The tourth strupe us a GAA pun and the uu h a gold ball and cnaun our Sports Days ar nela throughouu the yea Thus year we were hoste ses o eught letter club PAGE FIFTY TWO vuser Mr Culbertson advuser Frank Damush vuce presudent Stan Lyons sergeant at arms Gordon Carpenter Dean Snuder Gerald Clapp Nerl Beraeson GRS M CUB Back Row Sharon Francusco Wulrna Lee Ruth Gallagher June Prater Jo Anru Clark Muldrecl Thorsen Corunna Morruson Mary Norberg Front Row Shurley Norberg Pat Wrught Muss Porter advuser Joyce Walberg secretary treasurer Donna Lrtehuser presudent Marylun Maltsberaer vrce presudent Phyllus Caullouette D rothy Musz M Club places wuth many games a magrcuan show and later a dance for hugh school students Refresh ments consisted ot cuder and donuts The M Club members were also allowed to go to Seattle to see the State Basketball Tournament Vuce presudent Frank Damush took over the presu dency when Dave Merner left un January M Club Ou the speeclball Sports Day Vve sponsored an unuruatuon banquet and a Mo her daughter banquet P r earn d er ball and chaun at the begunnung o her senror ear Donna Lrtehuser another senuor earned her four h strupe un three ears ot turnouts unuruated te o on ung seven grls no our u clun Wrlnra L e Mary Norberg PatWrugl1t J e Pra eu Jo Ann Clark Teddy Morruset and Lau' Carlson Thus made our membershup eughteen - I r r ' 7 . A r Ba lr , ' , ' , , I y, u , - ' ' A ' g' l L ' H L A fl I ' A I I r r J- r V r Fo 1 O' , ac , n., , ' M V ' . 5 I Ol - 1 r : 4 , Ch- . 1 H 11 - . I A I I , . . r ' Tl A l' ' I 1 us 51 -I ' ' T ' 1 . . . on . . . . . . I. el A- I to loin G' l ' 'J b d ' t G' l' hylls e h ' ' ' ' t ' ' r, ' 7 5 1, J ' y- , B ' ' ', ' , - f I . up ' , 'I' , Ir ', y A . X . I Vtfe H tl t ll r l t , . ,CL , . ' I 1 , . I g . . . , . rr , . uC.u'tI .2 C , vr X, , F T T Q ' . ' ' :1 un ' 1 ', ', ' , ' ' s f ' , .s C 'uh C 'M . ' , ' ' . PEP CLUB Back Row Margaret Soper Georqe Luscornbe Kerth O Nerl Bob Jerry Neal Norman Lrrrd John Krurck Frank Domrsh Rochorr Tom Ary Bob Barley Gordon Carpenter Olrver Trmm Drclx Hele LeRoy Haberly Brll Aldrrdae Elmer Hovrlr Bob Horrrer Second Row Barbara Van Patten Wrlma Lee Arlene Hatch e o es ouncr aron rnncrsco eyer Bonn Caro e Stormo Glee Wrester ElearrorTurlr Connre Ten Eyclr Marr lyn Charlsorr Betty Currrer lors Husby Mary Ann Anderson Murrel Wrlson Vrrqrnra Krncr Marylou Hordal rrd Row Bob Barey Delores Husby Tom Aly Jerry Nea ordon C rpenter lrank Thornlund Erner rrc or Del eu J' ZR' Tl' beclcer Ronad Oates Frank Danrrsh Norrrc rlf Wr lrams Jerry Lrnd Merle Connell Thrrd Row N ncy Smrth Marcella Wrllrarns Betty Plrcll o Inna Morrrson Joyce Walbera June Prater level Peterson rrey Connell Czaynell Dunn Maxrne Wentworth Mary Norbera Cormo Bedford Rose Brevrk Donna Mclvrlle Donrrrr Trautman Darlene Owen Mary Janet Moslcelrrrd Front Row Phyllrs Mclienzre Helen Elder Mary Morrrs Edna Davenport Joyce McCorlcle Marrlyn Maltsberaer Merta Ser rt Shrrley Norberc' Mrss Porter Advrser rds 'nr Seward Josephrne Wrllrams T ddy Morrsst Dol rcs Korn Noreen Thorsen Our Pep Club Another acrrve organrzatron rn hrgh school rs e Pep Club Thrs club was organrzed lor the purpose ol promotrng pep and school sprrrt among the students The offrcers elected thrs year were Mert berbert presrdent Marrlyn Maltsberaer vrce presr den cnd Shrrley Norberg secretary Mrss Porter an 'vlr Harmon yrorlced as our advrsers I1 C ll llLVv I Alt. CTKCVV VO e n 7 1 C ' n., U , r w CIL 'X ll' C KJ Q We ou..,.andrng acnrelc en s wc was tue s onso mc cr r vac c vcr suc s Durrng the course of the year thrs club has been actrve rn sponsorrng dances and other actrvrtrcs At the begrnnrng ofthe year we put on a sock hop lo rarse funds lor our rc ury I On l so school pennants at noon a d by r e cream at varrous frames arso purpose ol rarsrng money at r rap ua h wedrda rr ta or t Vs Nc Je rexe ra 7 T M U C1 WML r who N QU C lf 'xl - ' . - - 3 4 L Q . ,I I I F - , l ,, , I ' nn r l 'lrrrrrrfzr r. l , , . , , , l , ' , f a , ,, I , C ' l , , V, , . Sh l , , D r r y o, Sh F 1 , B ry W r I I 5 r , , y ' . be , ,, ' , , W A s, rh, rrrerr Th 1 l , , , l, , e , e , -1' , O 2 ', C a , ' , I I E lcs ' N ' , . K W. I .,,. . 'h . 1 . . ' ' ' ' help ' teas ,. Late' we A . if . Z A. Vg -I . - V .- Id . if yy ,gp cmd 'Cs A r, . e - , - - r . 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C: x-.hr'l p o l to lar N y 'ces lul. .iepff l j- ar. 2 ,E F '-TJREE 7 6' -Q ,os XX TORCH Cl UB Back Row Don Mullrgan Waldon Anderson .lack Muller er Frandort D k Orrl Joe Rowe Alvrn erman Larry Ty er Don Pearl Elmer Hovrlc Jerry Lund Jack Rose Rrc ar Amb Second Row Mary Morrrs Marwynne Morse Roberta Road Helen :lder Marlene Angus Vrrgrnra Neal Jo Ann Clark Gaynell Dunn Dolores Koch Grace Sheets Rose Brevrk guerrte Thompson Gerry Dotson Edrth Carlson Thvrd Ro Fred Doclcendorf Bob Trmrn Glorra Lakrn Corrnna Marrlsot Joy e Walberc Robert Hyden Jrm Marchand Dlclc On Monday December 8th the student body wrtnessed the annual Torch Club Tapprng Cere many On thu, occasuon thrrty seven neophytes were admttted to the society malang a total at sixty seven members The program opened wrth the proces tonal pla ed by Vt gunna Kung When the neophy e had been tapped by the marshals M Vrrgrn pre ented them to Mr M lls who gave them red end wl1rtC rrbbons Lenor Howell played a cello solo entrtled The Swan and Donna Mangts sang The Lord s Prayer The program was ended by the recessronal The mrstre ot ceremonies was Joyce McCorkle and tapping marshals were Shrrley Norberg Vrrgrnra Kung Doyle Brown and LeRoy Haberly The lnrtratron Banquet and dance rn honor ot the new members were held on Monday February l6 The banquet was closed wrth each member talang the pledge ot membership and responsrbrlrty l pledge myself to uphold and to defend to the best of my ablllty the hugh standards of the Marysville Hugh School Torch Honor Society and therefore PAGE nrrv foun Callans Ronald Oates Pat Wrrght Don Cyoroq tverett Savage Fourth Row Murlel Wllson Grace Blackmore Jrm Mullraan Dorothy Carlson Lenore H w ll e o Ruth a lagher Glen Bantrll Frank Thornlund Arnold Ham Iton Arthur Allen Jerry Larson LeRoy Haberly rant Row hyllrs GI oue e r ara r 5 Ardrs Smut uct le owell y elf arma B dtord vrce prestcen presrdent Mary Ann Anderson t asurer V rarnra Kuna Shrrley N r erg M rylou Hordal Mer a bet M r la Lt Moss land Joyce McCorkle accept tull membershrp unto rt Then each unrtrate was presented wrth has pun by c regular member Merta Serberr was general chatrman and LeRoy Haberly was toastmaster e al o drd our par. rn suppornng the ath etrc program by sellrng concessrons at the Marysvtlle Omalc football gcme and grvtna all proceeds to the lighting fund In order to enter Torch Cluo students must have a B axerage or better To be elrg ble tor a one bar pun a student rs required to have earned 24 pornts during hrs freshman year At the end ot the sophomore year 48 pornts must be earned A total ot 80 pornts are requrred at the end of the runlor year for o three bar pun lt at the end at the semor year llO pornts are earned the student rs awarded a gold Torch pen at gradua tion Ottlcers for T947 48 were Noreen Thoresen pres: dent Carma Bendford vrce presrdent Patty Buell secretary and Mary Anne Anderson treasurer v Q 1 sl w. 1, .-. , 0 J A -2 1' X P ' r 5' -L B ' L K I ' ', , Q 1 4 . 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I . - I I .V D D 1 I l I 1 D ' H I 1 P r - V i Senior Play Senuor Ball The Senior Class presented a three act comedy We Shook the Family Tree on December 5 un der the dtrectuon of Mr Floyd Turner The plot centered around a teen age gurl who managed to get herself In one hilarious mess after another Many compllcatuons arose when the whole family was Involved rn an effort to get her a date for the prom Such things as her father nearly loslng rob a bas tn the bath tub and her almost havxng to wear knickers to the prom went together to make the play a rlot The cast Included Shlrly Norberg as Sally Mary Janet Moskeland as Mrs Dolson Norman Lund as Mr Dolson Marylou Holdal and Shlrlee Rowley as Huldegarde Tom Ary as Bob Doyle Brown Johnny Grace Blackmore a Parge Merta Selbert a Elly May Carol Bedford as Bob Harrter as Freddre Shermer 1erman Wllllams as Mr Shermer and Betty Currier as Mrs Shermer Prompters were Barbara Van Patten and Vrrglnxa Kung LeRoy Haberly was stage manager Oltver Helle was tn charge of sound effects and Pat Morrlset and Norma Lorenz assisted wrth the make up Danse Ortentale was the theme used at the an nual Sensor Ball which was held November T5 from nlne tlll twelve A Chinese scene complete wnth fortune cookies and Chinese murals set the mood for an enloyable evening of dancing to the music of Don Meyer and hrs orchestra Four underclass men Shirley McDonald Ellen Seward Don Mullr gan and Dean Sntder dressed as Chlnamen took charge of servlng the punch and added a mystic atmosphere The decoratrons were all rn keeplng wlth an Orr ental theme and featured a pagoda effect from the celllng and along the arch ways Thus was the ftrst dance In recent years to whuch the presidents of the varlous ctvlc organrzatlons were rnvtted The general chaurman was Dtck Rochon Other charmen were Orchestra Jerry Larson Clean up Merta Selbert Refreshment Helen Haugen Ettlquet Jerry Neal Adverttsement Muriel Wtlson Pro grams Vlrguma Kung Decorations Mary Anne An derson and lnvltatlons Mary Janet Moskeland PAGE FIFTY FIVE 5 , . 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' s , Jill, , , I I ' I , .. . : , 2 U I - , ' ' 2 , 1 1 ' , 1 A , 1 - I I ' , l ' l 2 I , ' ' - I l U 1 ' Junlor Class Play Under the dnrectuon of Mr Turner the Jumors pre sented Drums of Death There was a humorous note throughout the mystery and untrngue whnch were sustalned by eerue natnve drums Excellent character portrayals were gnven by Ken Cox as Sheldon Harley and Joyce McCorkle as Paula Barley Outstandung performances were also gnven by Donna Mangls and Glenn Banflll as two Halhan servants whale Ken Jones furnlshed the humor very naturally and effectuvely In has role as a backward county sheruff Unusually strong sup portmg roles were played by Corinna Morruson Joyce Walberg Barbara Bulls Lenore Howell and Melvnn Helgeson Another group deservung much credut for their flne work IS the backstage workers They were sound effects Carpenter Hyden Savage costumes Bre vnk Seward Ten Eyck Games Gwinn Carlson properties Solvberg Mulllgan Lundquust Neu becker Klzer Stemhauer and make up Norberg Bedford Loudenburg Smith Junlor Semor Banquet On February 27 the Junlor Class sponsored the tradltnonal banquet honorxng the seniors Daun Klzer acting as M C This evening of fun and good food was opened with commumty snnglng followed by a very excellent turkey dunner strawberry shortcake and whipped cream lnterestnng speeches were gnven by the officers and advlsers of the two classes Mr Rhodes Mr Malls Mr Moskeland PAGE FIFTY SIX and by Mr Bowman of Everett Jumor College the mann speaker of the evenmg For entertaunment the Junior Class presented a short skit entltled Remlmscfng portraying the Sensor Class hlstory As IS customary at every Junlor Semor Banquet the symbolnc tomahawk was presented to the rumor presudent June Prater by the senror presldent Duck Rochon o - 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 , , : - ' 1 1 1 F 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 F ' ' 1 1 1 1 ' ' . 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' ' 1 J 1 1 1 ' 1 - 1 - 1 1 - OFFICE GIRLS Marulyn Maltsberoer Corunue Ten Eyck Delores Husby Ruth Ruvette Phyllus McKenzue Damush Lenore Howell Merta Seu bert Donna Mangus Vurgunua Kung Mrs Ormbrek advuser Marylou Houdal Mary Anne Anderson Glorua Lakun Mary Janet Moskeland LIBRARIANS Pat Wrught Ruth Gallagher Darlene Gellerson Muss Borger advuser Daun Kuzer Moy Doane Dorothy Musz Ann Harrus MOVIE OPERATORS Slandung Claude Allen Mr Gordon advuser Carleton Clapp Bull Aldrudge Donald Smuth Emut Peterson Ruchard Haaland Seated Jm Hull Wes Lyon Gulbert Wutchey Fred Regan Walter Sundvuk Archue Harrell Duck Lundborg Joe Rowe Don Robertson Carl Thompson Jack Westlund Roy Hawley Don Santeford Jum Marchand TTT Back Row Joyce Amb Connue Ten Eyck Mcruan Gwunn Dar lene Campbell Mr Dyer advuser Front Row Mary Ann Anderson Marulyn Charlson Hazel Bales Morna Bocklund Dorothy Carlson Our Offuce Gurls Thus year we numbered thurteen to last years nune The hugh school offuce gurls were under the super vusuon of Mrs Harruet Ormbreck There was one gurl un the Grade School, under Mrs Jordan and one un the lntermeduate Buuldung durected by Mr Zylstra We were taught how to run the dufferent machunes how to fule and a number of other useful offuce hunts We dud checkung and recordung of tran scrupts, wrutung letters and checkung and recordung attendance Our Movue Operators The movue crew under the able leadershup f Carleton Clapp captaun, and Mr Gordon, Advuser has presented many unterestung and educatuonal fulms to the students The boys use theur study Our Lubr A lot of well deserved credut goes to our Iubraruans under the supervusuon of Muss Eduth Borger for theur unturung effort un keepung up our well fulled lubrary Checking books un and out and shelvung them us only part of theur dauly routune They Our T The furst thung we see when goung to any school functuon us the tucket booth The Truple Ts as they are called consust of ten gurls from the Typung ll class Theur advuser us Mr Dyer peruods and usually show each fulm twuce so that we can gaun the maxumum benefut from them These fulms do much to make our classes more unterestung and enuoyable 8I'I8I'lS also catalog and shelve new books that come un at the begunnung of the year prepare magazunes and papers for student use, and and students un locatung reference materual T.T. Darlene Campbell us presudent of the group The responsubuluty of theur uob warrants an emblem whuch us guven to them by the school The 'ob also entutles them to one munor actuvuty credut a year use rurrv sevsu r 1 1 + 1 I r 1 I r f 1 1 0 0 . . , ' r - 1 1 , . . 0 I 0 1 r ' 1 ' 0 A ' r r 1 n I . Om 0 Our MarysvIlle HIgh School Orchestra under the able leadershIp of Mr Clarence Cassel IS one of the prIncIpol contnbutors to the success of the mustc department Not only has the orchestra grown In number but for the fIrst tlme ID he hIstory of our school we have a complete Instru mentatlon Besldes thIrty four strIng players we have two flutes two olooes three clartnets two bassoons two trumpets two French horns three trombones one sousophone and two drummers Our musIcIans have rendered many deltghtful pro grams for the publtc We have performed for the P TA the ChrIstmas Program, Juntor Play SenIor Play two sprIng concerts a radlo broadcast the contest held at Puyallup and Commencement Mr Cassell works day and nIght conducttng full rehearsals strtng rehearsals reed practtces brass practtces and even IndIvIdual Instructton Our organIzatIon does requtre long hours of work but we enloy It and have loads of fun We have gone to Seattle to hear the Seattle Symphony lts a thrIll to see your Instrument beIng played by a professtonal musIcIan MarysvIlle was more hlghly represented at the Western WashIngton Solo Contest thIs year than In prevtous years We are proud of Noreen Thorsen who recetved a superIor plus rattng and was named the most outstandtng vIolInIst of the contest Those who receIved excellent rattngs Standtng M Cassell Dlrector Duck Moore Glorta Laktn Morton Norwood Merle Connell Back Row Barbara Johnston Clarence Cassell J Marsha Harrter Chrtst ne Stormo Jtrnmy Boyne DIanne ONeIl Joyce Tyler Gerald Clapp Jerrv Larson Curtts Baker Jack Rose ery Lund Iratnta Nea Glcds Neson Lots Baxter Myrna Lee Wmklesly Jeannette LInd Mary Lou Cory Delores Koch pIano Goynell Dunn baton twtrltng Ruth Howell pIano and VlOlIU and Mary Morrts flute Other partIcIpants were Helen Elder oboe Jerry Larson trumpet Joan Carlson vIolIn and Coleen Slmons vIolIn The sololsts and other ochestra members took part In the Western WashIngton Orchestra and Band These sololsts have also performed for many school functlons and other OUlSIdB programs durtng the past year Many of our players are planmng to take part In the SnohomIsh County FESlIVGl Orchestra later thIs sprIng We wIll expertence playIng wIth fIV9 hundred and ftfty musIcIans throughout the county Mr Cassell along wIth Helen Elder Ruth Howell Joyce McCorkle Lenore Howell Roberta Rood Dolores Koch Larry Tyler Lucllle Howell and Mary MOFFIS are members of the Everett Symphony The Symphony has QIVGD one concert and an Easter program TakIng part In orchestra whIch Includes dolly re hearsals perfomonces, contests, solo work playIng wIth musIcIans from other schools and many tnps away from home IS an experlence well worth the ttme and energy one we shall all proftt from, and whIch we ll never forget The outlook for the orchestra next year IS a very brtght one Only a few of our members wIll be graduattng and we have many promtsmg musIcIans Second Row Colleen Strneons Norma Crawford Janet Schnetder Joy Turner Margaret Iverson Margaret Wheeler arol B s Vernon Wheeler Margaret Csuetltn Shtrley Hovtk Netl Berg son Maxtne Wentworth Luctlle Howell Larry Tyler Lynn Srmth Roberto Rood Front Row Noreen Thoresen Joan Carlson Gaynell Dunn Ruth Howell Mary Wage Nancy Bergeson Ina May Vander vaut Heen Elder VIrgInIa Howe Mary Morrus Joyce McCorkle Lenore Howell AQ Tv Jn, jg :II 'bee PAGE FIFTY EIGHT . . I . I r , . I I . I I I V I I I I I . t I I . . 7 . I . - . , . V I I I I ' I I 1 1 1 I - , .' . ., U l , - ' , , , I . I I I ' ' I I I , . I - I I I I 1 - - I . , ' I I - I I were: Neil Bergeson, clarinetg Nancy Bergeson, coming along. 1 Y- I A I ' I I I I I - I I C ill , , J ' , ' 5 I I V-I J I A li I I V I J I ' I V' Q ' I lI I Y l I ' I I I I - ' I V I I l I l I ' ' llI ' I 5 is . 9 I C J A Fl'-Y 4' -5 - A 2' -5 Q- -, 1, I- U F i I1 ,Q I sr: I 0 . C - . mx - it - 3 I o S -I I , ,, l . 6 I 5 - .X ' mana! Under the durectuon of Clarence Cassell, the band has grown up For the furst tume un Marysvulle hustory the band us made up structly of hugh school students Forty seven students are enrolled The dufferent sectuons unclude one puccolo four flutes, fourteen B flat clarunets one alto clarunet one bass clarunet, fuve alto saxophones, two tenor saxaphones two baarutone saxophones, one oboe one bassoon four trumpets one French horn lthree alto saxophones are playung French horn partsl three trombones, two sousaphones two barutone Our furst publuc appearance was at the Snohomush County Faur Then we played at all the football games marchung at the halftimes Leadung the band thus year we had fuve mauorettes Barbara Johnston Shurley McDonald Juanuta Jacobson Maxune Moore and Gaynell Dunn Merle Connell acted as mauor At the begunnung of the football season Marys vulle combuned bands wuth Mt Vernon and played as the best marching unut un Snohomush County we receuved an unvutatuon from the Everett Junuor College askung Us to perform for theur homecomung game at the Evergreen Bowl The band formed an Front Row Gaynell Dunn Shurley McDonald Maxune Moore luanuta Jacobson Januce Hurn Barbara Johnston Second Row Mr Cassell Durector Curtus Baker Jack Rose Ken Cox Bert O Neul Dale Smuth Doyle Brown Thurd Row Jerry Larson Marylou Houdal Gerald Clapp Carleton Clapp Joyce Kroeze Larry Lozeau Fourth Row Joyce Walberg Jummy Leggett Elmer Hovulr Bob Harruer Adruan Damush Duck Henault aurplane and flew down the fueld endung un a crash Many favorable comments were made over the raduo and un the newspapers Our furst formal appearance was for the P TA Concert on December lO Followung thus we played un the Chrustmas Concert and accompanued the chorus whule they sang carols un the park Three band members were chosen to partucupate un the Western Washungton Festuval held at Clover Park Hugh School at Tacoma Jerry Larson receuved a good ratung an hus trumpet Helen Elder re ceuved good also on her oboe and Neul Bergeson receuved an excellent ratung on clarunet On April 24 the band travelled to e Western Washungton Musuc Educators Assocuatuon Competutuon Festuval at Enumclaw Hugh School The band played three numbers Natuonal Emblem Traveller Overture and Amparuta Roca We re ceuved an excellent ratung The uudges stated class B gand Some of the other comments were dustunctuve qualuty general effect excellent and at the end of one uudges comments was thus Very good band Good Jobl Fufth Row Jum Krag Beth Bedford Mary Morrus Jerry Lund Vurgunua Kung Helen Elder Suxth Row Ruth Howell Betty Munroe Donna Dettruch Merrull Clapp Jo Ann Smith Alese Turk S venth Row Loss Baxter Margaret Guetlun Bull Tucker Don Brashler Beverly Moyer Shurley Hovuk Eughth Row Veda Bosworth Neul Bergeson Doug Brashler Bull Aldrudge Dorothy Regan Janet Anderson Back Row Francus Sheldon George Luscombe PAGE FIFTY NINE . I 6 ' . G H H I , ' , . . ' U ' ' his . . ' ' . ' , uh at the Football Jamboree. Because we were rated that most of our numbers were too difficult for a CHORUS Bllue Tune Merle Connell Marulyn Maltsberger Delores Husby Ken Cox Deryle Morrusoru Charley Sneatlum Charles Huron Norman Lund Daun Kuzer Tom Ary Bob Bauey Gordon Carpenter Bob Buttke Don Smuth Ron Brady Bob Harruer Doyle Brown Duck Orul Second Row Marcella Wulluams Joanne Sylte Caren Kruuck Muldred Tharsen Norma Lorenz Dorus Games Maruon Aru derson Rose Haaland Arlene Hatch Wulma Lee Sharon Francusco Pat Bungham Eleanor Turk Patsy Zurlo Connue Gowan Grace Blackmore Gaynell Dunn Beverly Moyer Our The chorus of suxty fuve members, aurected by Clar ence Cassell beguns thurd peruod each day wuth fufteen munutes or more of vocaluzung At the furst of the year we were taught to read notes keep tume, and to sught sung Our furst performance was for a talent show at the hugh school Other events of the year un whuch Our Pep One of the furst sounds to be heard upon enterung the school on the nught of a basketball game was the Pep Band playung our school song, and varu ous other numbers Mr Ray Harmon was the du rector and Elmer Hovuk the leader Much credut us due thus organuzatuon as we worked nes srxrv PTP, A l ll 'lv 'WO Shurley Taubeneck Aluce Bode Evelyn Gurven Mr Cossell Durector Front Row Glee Wrester Carole Stormo Beverly Bonn Los Moser .loan Lutehuser Colleen Woods Marwynne Morse Luculle Howell Darlene Gellerson Florune Mathers Darlene Owen Margue Thompson Grace Hovuk Marlene Angus Donna Troutman Josephune Wulluams PEP BAND Back Row Jack Rose Curtuss Baker George Luscombe Marylou Houdol Front Row Jerry Lund Elmer Hovk Joyce Walberg Vurgunua Kung Helen Elder Neul Bergeson Duck Moore Jum Krag Chorus we took part were the Chrustmas concert at the school and at Marysvulle Cuty Park the Western Washungton Musuc Festuval at Tacoma two sprung concerts, a raduo program over KRKO and the contest at Puyallup We worked hard but ut was fun and worth the whule Band hard to get the musuc un shape for each publuc performance We played for all home basketball games and pep assemblues except for the last three games The Hugh School Band then took our place for two games and the Junuor Hugh Pep Band tor one We also uourneyed to Snohomush to support our team when they played there V A-W. . , .. 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I - G DRAMA CLASS tnrylou Hordal Carrna Bedford Merta Serbert Crace Blok more Mary Norberg Shrrlee Rowley Shrrley Norberg and Pat Morrsset rehearsrng a play Bob Harrrer Tom Ary and Herman Wrllrams practrcrng speeches ART CLASS Maraarc-t Soper Florance Loudenberg Roberta Mules Arnold 1' Hamrlton Shrrley Taubeneck Olrver Helle Jerry Neal Dorothy Mrles Dorothy Carlson Jrm Krnder Marlon Gwrnn Murel Wrlson Pat Marr set and Grace Sheets do ng a draw ng srgnment Florance Loundenburg Dorothy Carlson Mrs Wend lung Dorothy Mrsz Grace Sheets and Arnold Hamrlton examrne each other s soap carvrngs Drama Class The Drama class came Into berng about two days after school began the trrst two days berng Speech We were all askrng Mr Turner ls thrs Drama or Speech? I srgned up for Drama or l signed up tor Speech There were not enough students to make two classes and the Drama stu dents outnumbered the Speech students so The plays the thmg Our course rn Drama opened wrth pantomrne work and excerpts from plays rncludrng two parts wrth I' The art class was a new addrtron to the schedule thrs year and a welcome one to the many students wrth artlstrc abrllty who have been tryrng to get art Instruction for several years Mrs Lucllle Wend lung rs an charge of a class ot about twenty seven students rangrng from advanced to begrnnrng ar trsts Some of the trrst assrgnments were symetrrcal and asymetrrcal anrmal desrgns also geometrrc desrgns wrth the ard of rules and compass We have Illustrated and lrstened to records for rnsprratron and made posters tor various concerts one person takrng both parts We studred the mechanism of the volce and the history of the stage Specral reports covered the orrgrn of the theater tracrng rt from early rellglous ceremonies to Greek Roman and Shakespearran plays Other reports covered the Globe Theater modern theater producers playwrtghts and modern stage devices A unrt of make up was studted wrth all members completrng both strarght make up and character make up C ass and football games We have had homework as srgnments whrch Included outdoor and rndoor sketches landscapes and seltportrarts We have studred perspectrve shade color letterrng strll lte cartoonrng and watercolor The class made Chrrst mas cards presents and Halloween masks and spent two enloyable weeks on clay work We have entered the local Veterans Park contest and the tloat contest a state Frurt Poster contest and a national soap carvrng contest Last but not least we were requrred to read one book on art and make a report PAGE SIXTY ONE A V- 1 - W V 4 'O .I ' F . 5 V 5: 3 , , , Ik Q A r . . f B 'Q r ' I a s D N ' - 5- A r r I 4 . 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FFA Back Row Carl Jones Grlbert Wntchey Steve Schultz Jrm Hell James Weewre Roger Hots Frank DeB llrs Claude Alle-1 Rlchard Graalstra John Krurck Norman Lrnd Vern Campbel John Otter Jerry Benthrn Elmer Errckson Jummy Ravrne Frank Smo hers Second Row Carleton Clopp Wes Lyon Gene Wrrght Glenn Koplntz Bob Hanson Ted Gold Ray Moses Hugo Sternhauer Clyde Wrllrams James Harrrson A hur Allen Earl Hrll Ken Jones Charles Nyman Our Wuth Mr Hallstrom as our advrser thus school year has been one ol the busiest and most successful ever for the Future Farmers of America We have worked on the new football held making one of the best an the county we leveled and seeded the Memorral Park and hauled large amounts of surplus foods for the cafeteria Art Allen represented us at the state convention at Pullman We have taken a number of prrzes judglng at tours throughout Western Washington F Front Row Mr Hallstrom Advrser Clarence Due Pat Sullrvan Gene Brrks Howard Lee Gene Robertson Howard Burgess Glen Bates Joe Rowe Don Robertson Jack Francusco Bert Frondort Jack Koplrtz Fred Pautz Bob Jensen TOMAHAWK Back Row Mrss McGurre Advrser Wallace Dale Jack Houg sta Connre Brade Bob Trmm Noreen Thorsen Shrr ee Rowley Ruth Gallagher Front Row Joyce Amb Florance Loundenburg Vrrganra Kung Mary Ann Anderson Pat Bryant Connre Ten Eyck Ellen Seward FA and had the two best ludges at the Poultry Show Thus year we are applymg for the ratrng of Master Chapter havmg completed all the necessary pomts Our president thus year IS Charles Nyman Norman Lund was chosen general chairman of our very successful annual Father and Son Banquet held on May hfth Our basketball team took the county champlonshrp thus season as It has for the past several years wrnnrng twelve games and losung only two Our Tomahawk Lots Husby and Vrrgmra Krng were the two edrtors of the Tomahawk our school news publication for the year -47 48 The frrst semester the paper was prrnted by our local prmter Mr S R Wulson .lr of the Marysvrlle Globe The last part of the year, because of the Increase In cost ot prrnttng the paper, It was mlmeographed by the staff ln ad drtlon to studymg the prmcrples of newswrrtmg, PAGE SIXTY TWO the gournaltsm class has the responslbrllty of pub lrshrng the Tomahawk every two weeks The statt consists of twelve seniors and four lumors For the trrst semester the remainder of the staff were as follows Assoc Edrtor Joyce Amb Business Manager Wally Dale Feature Edutor Mary Anne Anderson Sports Editor Bob Timm Crrculatron Manager Connie Brade and Exchange Edrtor Vlr gunna Kung 1 P A Y, 4 9 . - 1 s - ' , f rf 't A T 1? 4- U r T, ' ' J f 1 , fl F -I l 1 5 , .eq ' E 'L , ' ',, 1 . 1 1 1 ' 4 1 '1 ' ' ' ' : 1 -1 ' , Cl, ' 1 l 1 1 Al ' , A , rr , ', f , 1 ' ' 1 . . . , . 1 I - 1 , . I I l I . , 1 1 1 J 1 J - ' 1 2 1 ' PSYCHOLOGY CLASS STAGE CREW ac Ro oc on Nerl Trmm Damrsh Dale Errc son acl1Ro Stan Lyons Jerry Benthrn Don HI Halle Haberly Brode Front Ro Roy Ha ley Wally Dale M Rounas Center Ro Verlrnda Larson Gallaaher Lrtehrser Morden Hull Mr Gordon Front Row Taubeneck Soper Francrsco Bode Cvrrven Berger Mr Munrzza Mrss Porter Moskeland Buttke Connell Carlsor M ore Sylte Barley Thompson and Dotson Stage Crew The Stage Crew rs a class of frve advanced wood plays and programs Thrs year they are burldrng shop boys under Mr Rounds drrectron They care a new property room at the end of the woodshop for the stage equrpment and burld scenery for for storrng the scenery for plays Psychology Some of the toprcs we have studred durrng thrs year are the defense mechanrsms the srx powerful Drrvrng Thrs year we added another new and educatronal course a dxrvrng class A l947 Chevrolet was loaned to the school by Sevenrch Motor Company of Everett The cor rs equrpped vvrth dual con trols The Instructors are Mass Porter who teaches the grrls and Mr Munrzza who teaches the boys Thus class rs offered to sophomores and some sen wants becomrng an adult getting along wrth others lrfe at home and gettrng along at home Class rors It rs organrzed wrth two days cr week of classroom work studyrng the fundamentals of the automobrle and drrvrng laws from our texts and for ecch student behrncl the vxheel rnstructron once a week The purpose of the course rs to trarn good sensrble qurckthrnkrng and careful drrvers PAGE SIXTY THREE B A WI R tw r Ov V, , V . , li , B w: , ' , rl. r r - w: w , , r. ' W: A r r 1 A A : r 1 1 I L V A ' I I I I r r ll I O 1 1 I ' 1 - , . r r 5 r r r ' I l , . . Y I I , , . - A . - - I . I , r r I l I 4 . . 1 - 1 ' I f ' U ' 702 Xuan MN-ms! WE ENJOY A LITTLE NOONTIME SUNSI-HNE qw PAGE SIXTY FIVE N J ,QQ ,.--SX f-. School Ll Of rg: Vmv fv M ,. , L.fUf'l Of A, ,N MJD 0 W G fn, C v PAGE SIXTY SIX Q 1 Ofrww OOO Knv rm- v f n O 11:1 uc y v svn fyf www 1 f' Omwy nf- wb C 'HPV on J Am' rco w Hm P my vwwlwy MN' rcclvm I' Ov ucv: vvuy fx ,ny 0 'P D nvr- ev cvcv r m 'ne s f vu My wo f fmc CW' v .- Y . . SMU Q '- ' A f I .ff 1 , - '., - - x ,, vi 1 V , 'fm U Q, rj rw ,, W Q lx -M: g. 14 - v .- ,. 'A f ' . A H .V W, x y 1 1 5 V '- vf 5 ' 5'L, f. ,. V K J!-M. ,A ijl- HM, 'fe 7 ' mfs fw.'c:'y QU V on We Harm, .VXCV 'wwf ' fl, , , , zlf.- f: 9 . 1' 'Pe wmcry .--'Q 'w'.1l.Yf-E jrvsa Cx:-1 K, N 3 N KAW .1 C7 C 91' xv- gg i'u:'Ou1 P' . V3 br R ff Pwwrgz w' c,w2'Mv11o vt 'FC :wmv Bob . N .Jomu 'i', nvd 141,11 'M.r'L-rw: 71 Poh, , P' 'mit F1912 4 ' vm' rr' Nw. UNO! 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'!:Nf.o rz' cow ,nal Mm- V . c VV!-'vm 1 J f . 1 . 4 School Lrfe w l M nur rs trckct at the new As er ar Frcld Cerernomes dedrcatrng our lxghts Mr Rhodes at he mrke Herrn Wrllrams Mr Moskeland Mr McCorkIe Mr Zylstro and Mayor Washburn Our basketball pep rally Raw 2 More pep rally Charnpranshrp basketball game Grrls Turnout Ray Red and Jerry watch the gurls aw 3 ve em t e ax' Deo l ut not for lon a cever assembly Our peppy Sona queen Gee struts r su lntcrclass basketball lr Junrors vs the Senrors w 4 Hmm and Krzer up 1 as the Junrors play senrors aaaln .lunror Freshman game Stullna the rntramural Ary Rochon Barley and Haugstad w 5 attcr r 1 hrs turn Coach grves Kun er r I :ons n e enc a e rn I Ar 1 keeps score rn the PAGE SIXYY SEVEN ' , M A l he t ll Ra . Mrs. 0 V s buys the ti t b y I l 9 - ' p k - K : b Ro rn 'he 0 V, the . , V - A r U I I I V V -I champs wrtb turkey: the banquet out at Anderton s - Trrnm . , , K . Po 5 B up! Elma wats , d R g Gr h , d. b gf l h s 'nstruct .. O th b h, nd b h d t. n e . dust. V-., 'Wi Afier School Life Row I Muruel on her way to school Morna and horses Dorus plays badmmton Gracne nn the park be Vhof bad LeRoy Row 2 The two Bobs domg lherr good deed mnnus Noreen Sophomores Maxune and Helen Row 3 More Sophomores Mary and Jo Ann off PAGE SIXTY EIGHT Pat on lheur Thmgs can Y T e GD 5 lo camp The inf' 3 -V favaf'-3'-K vffliex c ow lme at the sophomore plcnuc Mary Wa on Gene 2 and Duck Foul play among the sophomores Larry xme 3 nd berla H re am I Olwer Helle Row 4 Our teachers relax' Mlss Lybecl: enloyung the sunsl-une Iss Lybeck Mr Vurgun Mrs Wulson and Mr Rhodes ol ch an e a e e rs I son an r gun lndran headdresses at l.aPush Ocean Park Mass McGuire Mr Vnrgm Mass Lybeck and Mrs Wnlson at Grannte Falls h . , A, I M ' 5 s , i .m F ' . l I ' x , I 11 A W , KW- .s , '... f s . , 5, '. ,.. --f' ,rv Q J' r -X . ' . ' V, 4 , xx G .4 , 'A -X , V f, f 1 TRN T LV, we . .ig . . l A 4 I ll' ' ,, , . ,. h , .. . . - I Id r : ' . ' Ma ' , ., c Ro . e I , Gris- ' . 1 ' ' . h . .' lun ' th c frm-1. M , W'I , d M. Vir ' in 'f WYr'i'KQ!'i'ii' .I -A if-f ,K 'fb' ik 'nr v . W C in 'ful-ll 'ein rf- A ft A JL as VX ,lr Before School Life Pow I Murrel Wrlcon Normon Lrnd Frank Dnmrsh Jerry Ncol Row 2 Mcrrylou Hordol Ahce Bode Vrrqrnrc Krno Bob Har rcr June Kouyrnn 12' if If Q5 v M Row Tom Ary Olrver Helle Bev and Berry Bercer Sharon Frcncrsco LOQ ond Delores Husby Row A Noreen Thorsen Norma Lorenz Elorne ond Yvonne Funden Morrlyn Chorlson Row 5 LeRoy Hoberly Bob Herroult Mary Janet Moekelnnd PAGE SIXTY NINE - ,J ., A, . if 2 r ' 2 f M V -V Q ' A V VM V' xv ., .9 .,, , If x . , , V-2. , 1 , A t M . ILW1 , .1 Z, ul . ' W 4 5-1 - 1, G ' f . 4 W . '4 - - I , X3 5. J A I ru . . hx' A 1 x N: - r-Q v ,Q 'V ' M P' . , 'r f ,rf 4 . Kyla 1 ..,. v I D J . A- - . 5 Q J , A x L, , f ku 4 , '- ,. -. ' . ' T V , A ' . ' Q I. -Q V r . ' ' , i . 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SEPTEMBER Fsrst day of school We elect class offscers We elect cheer leaders and song queens Football Jamboree at Mt Vernon Frosh Day we honor them for one day on yl OCTOBER We dedscate the lsghts on our new football fseld defeat Mt Vernon T90 Unsverssty of Washsngton Toursng Theater present a Shakespearsan play Macbeth We beat Arlsngton T87 there Qusl Ceda Assembly we begsn our sub scrsptson campasgn We suffer our only defeat of the season T9 25 at Burlsngton Gsrls speedball playdays here Marysvslle wsns over Edmonds here T2 0 Boys M Club gsves Halloween party for grade and hugh school ksds NOVEMBER Sedro Wooley bows to Marysvslle 207 Sensor have thesr psctures taken Mr Morrsson takes football psctures Tomahawks gsve Snohomssh her fsrst defeat are County Champs Freshman Class presents Armsstsce Day as sembly Qusl Ceda Assembly we begsn Carnsval Queen campasgn We beat Anacortes T4 6 to be Dsstrsct Co Champs Annual Sensor Ball the theme ss Danse Orsentale Home comsng game We knock second team out of the undefeated ranks by beat sng Omak T8 T2 Ousl Ceda Staff presents sts second An ual Carnsval Joyce Walberg ss queen Sophomores present Thonksgsvsng program and play DECEMBER Football award assembly Sensor Class presents a comedy We Shook the Famsly Tree Our band marches at EJC home comsng sn Evergreen Bowl recesves hsgh prasse PAGE SEVENTY T6T8 2627 Torch Club Assembly new members are tapped Lsons Club entertasns A squad at a ban quet Fsrst basketball game of the season w play Overlake there get bea 2830 We defeat Overlake here 3T 29 Audsometer hearsng tests Edmonds here we take them 32 22 We play Sedro Woolley are defeated 33 4T The Mussc Department presents a Chrsst mas Concert The Junsor Class pre ents a Chrs tmas pro gram Our basketball boys tourney to Omak JANUARY We play Snohomssh here bow to thesn T4 26 We tourney to Anacortes lose agasn 39 59 We defeat Mt Vernon here 28 26 Boys M Club Smoker We play at Arlsngton lose 27 39 At Burlsngton we scalp them 33 22 Mr Morrsson takes psctures for the Qusl Ceda Tomahawks wsn another thrsllsng game from Sedro Woolley here 27 25 FEBRUARY Mr Morrsson takes more psctures for tlne Qusl Ceda We pcrade hold o r tradstsonal pep rally about the bonfsre We travel to Snohomssh lose 24 4T Anacortes here they wsn 38 48 We play at Mt Vernon lose 25 35 Gsrls play day at Arlsngton We play Arlsngton here lose 2T 36 Torch Club Banquet Neophy es are s sa d Na sonal Assembly program Volga Trou badours Burlsng on here we wsn 32 29 We play Everett at Snohomssh for place sn tournament lose a close one 30 34 Junsor Sensor Banquet Solo Contest at Tacoma Noreen Thorson gets a supersor plus rotsng many of our mu scsans recesved excellent df! 8 7 ' . TO ' ' ' - . . T2 ' . , e I . T3 - . ' ' T9 , - . ' , T . . 20 - , . I .. s.. ' ' F ' .. 'T . 23 ' s 's - ' ' l T6 . - , 2T ' . 1 - - . 23 ' , A . - - - U 27 ' - . r - - h 29 . ' ' ' Since we did H in 1945, the Score 7-6. We 30 We play at Edmonds, win a thriller, 37-36. 31 . . . - ' - - - 2 . ' ' . T - ' ' - 5 , u 'A - A . T3 . , - . U T4 A ' ' . A l - T4 X ' , - . ' ' . T6 - F ' in- . . 'L' Ie . ' A A ' 20 1' - - ' 20 ' I , ' - . 24 ' ' ' ,' 27 ' - ' . ' 30 - MARCH 5 5 5 APRIL Business Law Class presents a very fine as- sembly program. Seniors give a Barn Dance, with plenty of straw. Girls' Club Conference in Bellingham - Mrs Wrlson, Shirley Norberg, Ardrs Smith, Marlene Angus Marie Jacobson attend Champion Intramural game Arys Bone crushers defeat Domrshs Skunks Girls Club presents their annual Tolo with Mexican theme Ary s Bonecrushers en oy a turkey dinner oc at Anderton s Na ronal As embly Paul Leonora the Brie Man nror Class presens mystery come'l Drums of Death The Juniors rn erscholo rc champions d feat the focrlty 30 24 Be ke ball award assembly Sedro Woolley beats Marysville rn the first ba eboll game of he eason 2l 5 Spring Concert Track mee at Monroe with Monroe Ed monds Aary ville and Sultan frnrshrng that order MHS presents a radio program over KRKO We have our pic ures taken for next years ASB cards We tourney to Langley for o basebarl game but lose 4 O Snohomish plays tennis here we take all matches Golf team travels to Bellingham but lose Team members are Eugene Rochon Bud Selvbeg Jim Mulligan Fred Dockendof and Gordon Carpenter VVe dedicate our nevxly lighted basebolr o e r g on CK mee c on oe ron crnona Snol ornrsh Mary xrlle Tx-rin Cities frnrshrm rt that or er C cte rc and Choir tourney to PL vollun e a mu rc co e Orche ra es excel ara orus go rn Tennrs at Monroe We lose all the matches W o e o Everet 20 rn baseball a good a we 22 23 24 27 28 MAY 15 26 JUNE National Assembly program-Mississippi Jubilees. Edmonds beats us in baseball 3-O. Western Washington Band Contest at Enumclawg we get an excellent rating. Arlington tennis players prove too strong, wrn all matches Student body electrons Lref Hylback is our next president We lose a thrrllrng extra rnnrng game to Snohomish l 0 Boys and Girls Clubs elect offrcers We bow to the powerful Kirkland 'Can geroos lOO Tomahawks fin golf match from Mt Ver ron ll 3X7 Eugene Pochon is Me la ist Preliminary County Track meet rn Everet we frnrsh fourth among eight schools win l7 paints Junior Prom a Earryland theme Tennrs at Edmonds We calp Langleys undefeated baseball team 30 rn nrght game at Asbery Park Arnie Hamilton pitches no hrt no run game strikes out sixteen men We go to Arlington for baseball Mothers Day Tea Kirkland comes here for baseball game Eighteen runrors travel to Bellingham for Career Conference County Track Meet at Everett Eight men represent MHS rn nrne events LeRoy Haberly lOO yard dash and 220 Drck Calkins 440 Jerry Neal 880 Ray lbsen pole vault Waldon Anderson high rump Tom Ary ravelin Jerry Larson discus and Frank Thornlund broad lump Tennrs at Sultan Campus Day Baseball at Edmonds no c rh County Mu rc Eestixol Drstrr Trocl Meet a Ferndale Ve not here for golr match Sn lcmr h here for baseball game Serro Exams Class Day Qul Cedas are distributed Baccalaureate as cay of school or PAGE ssvemv one 9 A - . 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M4 Allen Arthur 16 28 54 Amb Joyce 16 57 62 66 Anderson Mary Ann 16 28 47 48 53 54 55 57 62 66 68 Ary Tom 16 23 28 36 37 43 48 52 53 55 60 61 67 69 Wwiez Larson Gordon Larson Jerry 19 28 43 48 52 54 55 58 59 63 Lee Wrlrna 19 44 51 52 53 60 66 Lund Norman 1319 27 48 49 53 55 60 62 69 Lltehrser Donna 19 28 42 44 47 48 52 63 68 Bade Alrce Barley Bob Bedford Carol Berger Betty Berger Beverly Brngham Pat Blackmore Grace Brade Connre Brown Doyle Calllouette Phyllrs Calklns Rrchard Charlson Marulyn Clapp Carleton Currrer Betty Dale Wally 1663 69 16 39 4143 52 53 60 63 67 68 1628 165169 16 60 63 69 166068 16 28 48 54 55 60 6166 68 22 62 63 17 55 59 60 1723 27 28 42 44 47 52 54 68 17 28 36 37 43 47 52 54 131753 57 60 69 17 28 57 59 62 1753 55 1762 63 66 Logstrom Ken Lorenz Norma 19 44 51 60 69 Luscombe George 19 41 42 43 50 52 53 59 60 Lyons Stan 22 28 36 37 43 52 63 McKenz1e Phyllrs 20 39 48 53 57 67 Merner Dave 20 28 36 37 52 Mules Roberta 22 61 Morden Del 20 47 63 Morrsset Pat 20 61 Moskeland Mary Janet 13 20 27 28 44 50 53 54 55 57 63 66 69 Munroe Betty 22 59 Neal Jerry 20 28 43 52 53 55 61 67 69 Norberg Shirley 20 28 44 48 52 53 54 55 61 70 13 20 23 28 36 374142 49 52 53 63 66 Damlsh Frank 17 28 36 37 41 43 50 52 53 63 69 Dulardrn Davld Erickson Bessie 17 515360 63 69 Francisco Sharon Funden Elarne 17 51 69 Funden Yvonne 18 69 18 44 52 54 57 62 63 Grrven Evelyn 18 60 63 Gowan Connie Sylte 21 49 50 60 63 Grrmm John Haberly LeRoy 18 27 28 36 37 43 52 53 54 63 68 69 Hamrlton Arnold 1318 27 28 42 43 48 52 54 6165 66 67 71 Harrrer Bob 13 18 28 39 48 53 55 59 60 61 66 67 69 Gallagher Ruth Nyman O Nell Remrng Rrvette Rochon Rowley Sather Savory Sezbert Charles 20 39 62 Kerth George Ruth Drc 1315 Shrrlee en Horace Merta 21 Srefferman Don Soper Margaret Taubeneck Shrrley Thorson Mildred 21 57 2 23 27 39 43 52 53 55 56 63 67 2148 55 6162 68 28 44 48 50 51 53 54 55 57 61 68 13 22 21 53 61 63 66 60 63 52 60 Harrrs Ann Hatch Arlene Haugen Helen Hawley Roy Helle Olrver Henault Bob Hull Don 1857 1853 60 318 28 48 55 68 18 49 57 63 1849 536163 68 69 184369 1963 Hordcl Marylou 19 28 48 53 54 55 57 59 60 61 68 69 Husby Lors Jensen Bob King Vrrglnla 195369 196062 31319 27 28 48 49 53 54 55 57 59 60 62 65 66 69 Kouylan Jane 19 44 69 PAGE SEVENTY TWO Thorson Noreen 2127 28 44 48 53 54 58 62 68 69 71 Timm Bob 13 2128 36 37 4143 49 50 52 53 54 62 63 66 67 68 Torre Al Van Patten Barbara 22 53 Verlrnda Lawrence 22 63 Wrlluams Herman 13 22 27 28 36 37 42 43 49 52 53 55 6167 Wrllrams Marcella 22 47 53 60 Wrlson Murrel 22 28 47 48 53 54 55 61 68 69 Young Delores 22 53 , - - , 22 , ' A ' ' , 22 . 1 I . I A - - - - - - - - - g ' 1 17 Ravine, Mercedes 20-50-60 ' I '-' ' ' , 20 ' 5 , ' k - - 1 -------- f ' f I ' ' , K 21 I ' ' ' ' 7 , 21 , , 22 A 1 - V F - - 1 unlf K V ' 7 5 - 7 , ' 21- - . f s , ' 21- 4 ' ' 1 ' ' 5 f ', 22 Il Io Miss Borger Adv: er of the Qull Ceda go my rhanks and grahlude lor all Ihe hard vvorlc and con lderable Ilme she has spen In making thus looolc possible I also wlsh to lhanlc The sralf for lhelr time and efforr an I Kelrh ONerl who did such a good ,ob as General Chalrman ol the Qual Ceda Carnrval ad Io Mr Fay Morrison our phorographer who was always here vvhen needed Io Mr Brown our prlnrer Io Ivlr S J Prlebe and Io Ihe Weslern Engraving Company go my de pe I lhanlcs I wash o exaress my slncere apprecsaruon also to e people ol The communrry who hav cooperated wr h us rn all our prolecls and To the busxness men or Marysvrlle and Evereh who by alvlng us Their adverflslng have made fhls years Qunl Ceda possuble VIRGINIA KING Edrfor PAGE SEVENTY THREE I I I I I I 4 I o-1!4A11.'l1'!ml.,'1n' 1,1 jl I 4 . 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