Meridian High School - Trojan Yearbook (Bellingham, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1953 volume:

lux- I hifi- ,-. ..u ' 1 ,. J,.A. 1, A Z 7 1, . 115 4 ' , 31' 2 ' Q54 m 'Q 2 I, ,.-.ai E, r F, A '. , , +4 v , X if. g:,'Ss.,a 4 21 x :L iz 1 ,y '. qx , 9' I' .3532 I ' fl aff 4 if s, Vg A., ' .ff,,'Q,0 4' . , , n 4, .-f .A'f5 H' H A ... ..,Q. .A xv I' 7? .rfb C51-H WX buf fi HELLO IM TERR THIS IS MY ALBUM THE TROJAN Publ shed bv THE ASSOCIATED STUDENTS of Merldlon Hugh School BELI INGHAM, WASHINGTON 195? , LZ Mg! QL 1? wx 5 A' in T,, wi Y -JZQX Qs ikgi ! , f 2 rscra Ha wk Ecno Marzlyn Bake Busrness Manager Barbarz Johnson AT Ednor a ci tl Q Staff of the 1953 annual Introduce TERRY the TRQJAN whose Courn rs a symbolof1heTradmonQ of Merldran smiling always WITPW a never fadrnq serenny of counienance and flourwshwnq an rnwrvortal you 5 Bwro 'JVM 5DGr ENT? r r P 1 W Pat ' ' X. , 1' r, ' r, ' , Q , r ' , n W1 in ' w Tn ' 'N aa: f r N3. '67f' f'.' , fox B'fA f-fs viz. Prnffrgg Afiraf' Encyau 'wg am: TM- 9rf,',mf-g bffviu ','-, Sm fro, F-?o'nf- ffm? W: 'lwwqvvfyx frj- ffy,f:', DEDICA TION AND FORE WORD Youth Book of Begrnmngs Story Without s 1 rs clc rlrcatccl to thc commurr fhtch Terry uv to thc people the places the events which malcc the moments ot his life mcfnm ul tte excrtement of a carnuval the thrtll of a bas et hall game f n nts pages W hope each of voo can tu wcl a memory an rmage or the scttrng for the long thoughts ot a sott sprung evenuno torcver young Pacu End . . , tht, annual Q 2 V G A tty mvl 'l'eSg... 1 . Q3 ' gt . lt is the recorcl of the ton of an initiation . . . 2 ' , , ' . . , ' lc - . . , the lilt of a parade. I ' , e SEPTENABER School Started Class Electuons Senuor Sneak Football Bellungham Freshman lnutuatuon Junuor Hugh Football Mt Baker Football Nooksack OCTOBER Junuor Hugh Football Lynden F otball Blame F F A Dane Electuon of Carnuval Pruncesses Junuor Hugh Football Faurhaven lnstutute Lynden Of Carnuval Queen lnstutute Luttle Suster Party Teachers Football Electuon Teachers Bug and Junuor Hugh Football Custer Football Ferndale Natuonal Assembly Junuor Hugh Football Ferndale Football Bellungham Carnuval Junuor Hugh Football Nooksack End of Quarter NOVEMBER Football Mt Bak Armustuce Day Pep Leaders Conference A Inutuatu H A Skatung Pa Local Speech Contest Junuor Dance County Speech Contest Here 2728 Thanksguyung Vacatuon DECEMBER 4 G A A Volleyball Playday Junuor Hugh Basketball Nooksack Basketball Jamboree Bellungham Basketball Trapp Tech Senuor Play Practuce Debate Mt Vernon Basketball Nooksack Basketball Ferndale A lnutuatu Band and Drull Team Benetut Gurls Club Party Basketball LaConner Basketball Oak Harbor LEND AR Junuor Hugh Basketball Lynclcn Basketball Lynden Basketball Mt Baker Basketball Blaune Natuonal Assembly Semester Ends Kord Kungs Assembly Basketball Nooksack Basketball Ferndale FEBRUARY Practuce Debate at Lynden Chrustuan G A A Basketball Playday at Mcrudlan Basketball Oak Harbor Basketball Lynden Basketball Mt Baker Senuor Dance De ate at W W C E Basketball Blaune Natuonal Assembly Sophomore Skatung Party H A Banqu Campus Day Senuors MARCH Vnt 7 Dustruct Basketball Tournament College Conference Mt Baker I4 State Basketball Tournament F F A Banquet Natuonal Assembly Northwest Musuc Conference Sophomore Dance Junuor What Not APRIL MAY Chrustmas Assembly Musuc Depat ment and Speech Class Jan 5 Chrustmas Vacatuon Basketball Duke of Connaught Musuc Department on KPUG End of Quarter 3 Sprung Vacatuon 'Nlatuonal Assembly Junuor Hugh Baseball Nooksack Baseball Nooksack Freshman Dance Junuor u-luqh Baseball Whatcom Baseball Ferndale Atluletuc Banquet Junuor Career Day 24 Western Washungton Musuc Festuval Baseball Blame .lunuor Hugh Baseball Lynden to May 2 Blossom Tuune Festuval Baseball Mt Baker Mothers Tea Junuor Hugh Baseball Mt Baker Baseball Lynclen Junuor Senuor Prom Baccalaureate Commencement JANUARY 2 Basketball LaConner 5 School Opened SUAMAER VACATION Page four 29 School PuCnuC u 8 ' ' - X 2, 9 T 167 V use W .I tae ' lb ' I 7' 19-V f ' 23's 24 ' A 25'-- ' ' . 27 26-V f- sore fe 2D ' ' H ' . . 3- o - ' 5 . . . c 3 V 7m . . , . . . 9 . . g . us- ' ' lg! g WD . 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ZUlDMEER Basketball Vocational Home Economics Physical Education MR. JASPER Science Mechanical Drawing Football Coach BOARD OF DIRECTORS MRS. OLTMAN Library English MR. WADDlNGTON History Mathematics Junior High Basketball and Baseball M L-x if ' Os 1? Left to right: Vesta Clarkson, clerkg Halli Gudmundson, William E. Raymond, chairmang Lewis Megard, Kenneth V. Johnson. Page six 53 457 iff ix, 14 YIIGII I IIGATI I In Wrsdorww Lies Sfrenqfh Class Motto Pqs . . we kv X Q ,A DF L- f 'lx EX , lflj ' X lv, I'lC,9H Qx M , JACQUELINE AKER Uacknel I eam I I Club Treasurer A F H A Parlua m ntaruan 3 Rufle Club 2 4 S retary 3 GAA 2 4 er geant at Arms 3 ASB Secre tary 4 Photo Club Secretary 3 Pep Club I 2 Vice Presldent 3 Presudent 4 Prnncess 3 Sen nor Play Chorus 2 3 4 .4 HERBERT COLE fHerbleI Annual 3 4 Student Councnl Representatnve 3 Band I 2 3 e ermens Club I Presldent 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 A Track I Page enght SENIORS JOSEPH BROWN Uoe I A Se A nor Play electrncran MARILYN BAKER A 2 3 ep Club I 3 A Ann Busmess Manager 4 Sensor Play Jumor Play Dull Team 3 Debate Team 3 Chorus MARY JANE ANDERSON Uaneb GAA 2 3 Busmness Manager ep Club I 3 Drull Te rn 2 Class geant at Arms 4 Lnbrarnan A Ban I 4-E... T7 LLOYD FOX Football Manager I 2 4 FFA F.F, . I, 2, ntinel 3, g Sen' om T , 2, 3, 4, G'rIs' ' ' - , , , , f ' 5 . . . ' - 4, P , 2, 5 ' a e ' 5 ' , 5 2, 3, 41 F,H.A. l, J Ser' ec 5 . . . , ,S - : A ' 1 , , , , b d . 2, , , ' G.A. . , ,4, F.H,A. 1, 2, 3, , , , ,. . A , , , , 4, P , 2, , , ual 1, 2, 3, Ag Rifle Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Ag Ln ' , 2, 3, ' - z ' ff ' il 2,31 ELAINE BULLENE FARRINGTON F.H,A, 2, 35 Historian 4, GA. A. 2, 3, Vice President 4, Rifle Club 2, Pep Club 3, 4, Chorus A. 148 SENIORS HENRY GANSLER lHankJ F.F.A. l, 2, Student Council Representative 3, Secretary Ag Torch Club 2, 3, 4, Junior What-Not 3, Senior Play Stage Manager, Co-valedictorian. MARY JANE BILLMAN Photo Club 2, 3, F.H.A. 2, 3 Pep Club 2, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4 Chorus 2, 3, 4. RICHARD GRAN fDickl ALIDA ERICKSON JIM HALDERMAN Rifle Club l, 2, F.F.A. I, 2, 3, Pep Club I, 25 F.H.A. l, 2, 3, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4 4: Junior Vice-President. Rifle Club 2, 3, Photo Club I, Letterrnen's Club 2, 3, Chief 4 2, 3, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Chorus F,F.A. l, 2, 4, Vice-President 3 3, 4. Page nine SENIORS LEONA FOX EDWARD HECOCK KECII Pep Club 2, 3, Rifle Club 2, 4, Rifle Club I, 2, Baseball 2, F,H.A. I, 2, 3, G.A.A. 2, 3, A, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Football 4, Chorus 4. Letterme.-n's Club 4, F.F.A. I, 2. JAMES HILL Uirnl F.F.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, Rifle Club I, 2, Track 2, 3, ior What-Not 3. Page ten PATRICIA HAWK CTrisbD Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, Merit Sec- retary 3, Rifle Club 2, F.H.A. I, 2, Treasurer I, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Student Council Representa- tive I, Annual Staff 3, Editor 4, Torch Club 2, Vice-President 3, President 4, Senior Play, Of- fice 3, 4, Salutatorian. NINA HARRISON G.A.A. 4, F.H.A. 2, 3, Photo Club 2, Chorus 4. RONALD HILLMER CRonD Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. I, 2, Secretary 3, Treasurer 4, Class President 2, Lettermen's Club 2, Secretary 3, Vice-Pres- ident 4, Senior Play, Junior What-Not 3, Torch Club 2, Class Speaker. BARBARA JOHNSON Pep Club l, Yell Leader 2, 3, 4, G,A.A, 2, 3, 4, Band Majorette l, 2, Drum Maiorette 3, F.H.A. l, Class President 3, Carnival Chairman A, Paper Staff 3, 4: Annual Staff 4, Senior Play, Junior Play, Torch Club 3, Of- fice 4. JAMES HORGEN Uimh Band l, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Junior What- Not 3. SENIORS ROBERT HOLZ CBobJ F.F.A. l, 2, Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Torch Club 2, 3, 4, Junior What-Not 2, Chairman 3, As- semblies Chairman 3, Band 3, 4, Annual Staff 3, Sports Editor A, Senior Play, Debate Team 4, Senior Class President, A,S.B. Vice-President 4, Co-valedictor- ian. JOYCE HAYES F.H.A. 2, Vice-President 3, Pres- ident 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Treas- urer 3, Pep Club 1, 2, Vice- President 4, President 3, Drill Team l, 2, 3, 4, Rifle Club 2, 3, 4, Photo Club 2, 3, Secre- tary-Treasurer 2, Senior Play, Office 4, A.S.B. Treasurer 4, Princess 2, Annual Staff 3. PAULINE JONELI Girls' Club Secretary 2, Pep Club l, 2, Secretary 3, F.H.A. I, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom Chairman 3, Drill Team l, 2, 3, Captain A, Carnival Queen 4, Rifle Club 2, Junior Play, Senior Play, Paper Staff 3, 4, Business Manager 3, Torch Club 2, 3, 4, Office 3, School Reporter 4. JERRY HOUSE Senior Play, Baseball Manager 2, Basketball Manager 2, Foot- ball Manager 3, Junior Class Vice-President. Page eleven ROSEMARY KEITH Entered from California I, Drill Team 3, 4, F.l'I.A. I, Rifle Club 2, G.A.A. 2,3, Student Council Representative 4, Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play, Annual 3, Senior Editor A, Torch Club 2, Junior What-Not 3. Q- ROBERT LITTLE IBobD F.F.A. I, 2, Reporter 3, Vice- President 4, Rifle Club 2, 3, President I, 4, Football 2, 3, 11, Baseball 2, 3, Lettermen's Club 2, 3, Bruiser 4, Junior What-Not 3, Senior Play. Page twelve 'lv 1 L 1 'L SENIORS HAROLD JONES F.F.A. I, 2, 3, A, Basketball 2, 3, Football 2, Rifle Club I, 2, Class Vice-President 2, Senior Play electrician. 'fi fs.. BETTY LOU MILLS lBettyI Entered from Bellingham 2, Drill Team 3, F.H.A. 3, Treas- urer 4, G.A,A. 2, 3, Secretary 4, Rifle Club 2, Photo Club 2, 3, Pep Club 2, 3, A, Chorus 2, 3, 4. JOANN MEYER Class Secretary-Treasurer I, Pep Club I, 2, 3, F.l-LA. I, Annual Staff 2, Paper Staff 2, Junior Play, Senior Play, Torch Club 2, 3, Vice-President -1, Drill Team 3, 4, Junior What-Not 2, 4. fs , ,. , E' 1 9 il, 'R Q , gif is ' it DENNIS LORD Basketball Manager 3, 4, Foot- ball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, Man- ager 3, 4, Senior Play, Junior Play, F.F.A. I, 2, 3, Reporter 4, Lettermen's Club 3, A, Rifle Club I, 2, Band I, 2, 3, 4. JUDY MILLS Annual Staff I, Band I, 2, Pep Club I, 2, 3, Song Leader 3, Girls' Club President 4, Office A, Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, 5, 34' SENIORS JACK MOONEY F.F,A, I, 2, Rifle Club 2, Foot- ball 2, 3, 4, Senior Pla y. JANICE PIKE Pep Club I, 2, 4, Song Leader 3, Torch Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary- Treasurer 2, Rifle Club 2, G.A. A. 2, Secretary-Treasurer 3, President 4, Class Secretary- Treasurer 4, F.H.A. I, 2, Jun- ior Play, Student Director Sen- ior Play, Office 4, Paper Staff 3, 4, D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award A. 'lb ar- 'S LARRY RODGERS JUDITH RUZICKA RAYMOND Uudyl Entered from Bellingham 3, Basketball 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Drill Team 2: 3: 4: Pep Club l, A.S,B. President 4, F.F.A. 3, 4, 2: GA-A4 2: FAH-A 2: 5eCVe'3VY Lefrermervs Club A, Junior 3, 4: Senior Play, Library 4. What-Not 3, Commencement Spekaer. I A , ROBERT RITCHIE IBobI F.F.A. I, 2, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Football 3, Junior What-Not 3, Rifle Club I, Lettermen's Club 3, 4. Page thirteen TOM TABOR F.F.A. 1, 2, President 3, Rifle Club l, 2, 3, 4, Debate Team 3, 4, Senior Play, Junior Play, Junior What-Not 3, Band l, 2 Chorus 3, 4. SENIORS PHYLLIS SIMONSON Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, President 3, Torch Club 2, 3, 4, G.A.A, 2, 3, F.H.A. I, 2, Paper Staff 2, 3, Editor 4, Carnival Prin- cess lp Class Secretary-Treasu- rer 3, Office 45 Junior Play Student Director, Girls' Club Vice-President 3, Rifle Club 2. DAVID WITTER Band l, 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. lg Photo Club 3, Baseball 2gJunior What Not 2, Annual Staff 4. Page fourteen CLASS HISTORY , e c n tr lsves of fslty seven fnergetse stadents as w ered the doors of asother snstt on as n ur r u u s s as clay for us Under Mr Jungqussts utelsge we got eff 1 fly tg start and chose Terry Tarr pressdent Sonya Holz vtce pressd nt Joann Meyer se retasytreasurer and Patrscsa Hawk representatsve tte tudent Councsl for Ou of cers Pl yl s1JI15Ol1 was csosen rssces to rezresent tu arnsva Througs tue year wr gamer two st scents Rosr nary Kesth and Jerry House Eegsnnsng our Sophomore year we had one new student Betty !'lslIs The ssgn board at the corner of the Gusde and Laurel roads to advertsse scluos actsvsttes started by us as Freshmen fas cosnuleted under Robert Holzs Iezdershsp clursng our Sophomore year o ce Hayes represented us at the irnsval anl Barbara Johnson anel Terry Tarr were ctosen ye Ieacers Free ones was snstsatson chasrman Offs ers were Ron Hsllmer pressdent Harold Jones vsce pressflent Sonya Holz secret1ry treasurer sergeantat arms Nsna Harrsson fst senest r Henry Gansler second semester and Student Councsl Representatsve Jansce Pske Our advsser was Mr Jungqusst Offscers elected as Junsors were Barbara Johnson pressdent Jerry House vscepressdent Pnyllss Ssnonson secretary treass rer Terry Tarr sergeantatarms tsst ensestcr and Larry Rodg- rs Jackse Aker represented us as Carnsval Prsncess e age Drops under Robert Holls snanagem nt were tsnsstecl th Sessor ss plsy Ney Jrovecl a grsat tc w sn our ov: t a a 5. tts play sn our Sen year Robert Holz was ehasrman of the Wltat Not ng tl e the ne of Sltowboat wth sksts amd a melodrama The Wsdow s Plsgltt to carry out the theme Students comsng sn dursng the yefr were Larry Rodgers Ye-sth Ptke and Nsna Harrsson au IH Onell was csasrsnan arte Barbara OIIJSOIT fotslntsslrcss at 1 e Junsor Sensor an quet and prom whsch carrsed out the theme Hstclt Your Wagon to a Star Our Sensor year fsnally arrsveel' Robert Holz was class pressdent Jansce Pske secretary treasurer Dsek Gran vsce pressdent and Masy Jane Anderson sergeant atarnss Rosemary Kesth was Student Councsl representatsve and Mr Rseltl our adv: er Paulsne Jonels pressded as Carnsval queen wsth Baroara Johnson sn charge as Carntval ehasr man Barbara Johnson was chosen yell leader for the thsrd consecutsve year Tne fsrst bug event of our year was the Sensor sneak One mornsng brsght and early we left for Bowen Island Vancouver Canada Joann Meyer and Barbara 'ohnson played the leads sn our Sensor play Our Hearts Were Youno and Gay The Junsor Sensor banquet and prom was ven sn onor of the Sensors on Mwy 8 A t'ull our years at Merscsan hsglt schoo went uno hsstory for us at Baccalaureate and Graduatson Reverend C C Albertson of Ferndale gave the Baccalaureate address and speakers tor Com mencement evercsses w re Robert Holz and Henry Gansler Co Valedsctorsans Pat Hawk Saluta orsan Ronald Hsllmer Class Speaker and Larry Rodger Student Body Pressdent e Sensor class gsft was a dsmmer wlssch wsth the other new equspment wsll great nprove the stage lsghtsng CLASS Wll L BARBARA JOHNSON and JACK MOONEY Il the-sr sea-t sn study hall to Sally Aldrsch ancl Fred Aughe who they are sure can use st I-'ERB COLE wslls hss posstson as advsser and personal protector of the gsrls to Almer Zander MARILYsI BAKER wslls her locker to anyone brave enough to open st JOYCE HAYES wslls her short hasr cuts to Pat Hurd JOANN MEYER wslls her drsvsng sksll to Maynor Schultz sn hopes that he wsll wsn fsrst sn the drsvsng contest next year JANICE PIKE wslls her prowess sn sports to Hermse Jonels LLOYD FOX leaves hss handed down Charles Atlas book to Dourland Bsrd sn nopes he can make better use ot' st than he was able to DICK GRAN wslls hss abslsty to throw paper asrplanes sn class wsthout besng notsced to Jean Ursclerhsll JUDY Ml'LS wslls ner attentssfe unquestsonsng attstucle sn class to Frank Rasmus Page fsfteen Se-ot -nsbfr 6, IQA9, was the turning point i 'te ' H Y T 2 f A - e ents - - s a ssti of le ns g to I the o r ed cat'o1. It w a gr-L-at I' , I I T f . 1 ' to . ' s' , A j to I 2 S ', r fi , . t Its S': v I P 1 's I us in r z C ' I, I I - J ' - l ' I- -, 1 -' . I ' w x I rx 1 u I x I V I I 1 -Y. L s ' K 1 ' 4 J y f ' Cf ' e ' - I 1 ll - lf . l J -I' ' ' ' ' . ' J ' ' I ' ' I ff ' 1 . C , , 1 second semesterg Herb Cole, Student Council representativeg and Mrs, Kenoyer, adviser. Thx st 1 5 . ' .' Q ' ' I 1 sn tlsne for e 11' cla f . Tl 1 5 : I -It ' -. s Junsor Wha -Not nd l o I - ' - lor ' . 1 ' ' H f , uss s' -1 - I ' s P I' e J ' I ' l J I , . ' , It 1 ' - ' b gl ' h ' 1 . f ' ' 'I' ' I ' t Th , . . I . Y K, x . I . ly ss . -s- . ' wi ' ' ' sen. JERRY HOUSE leaves his Model A to Marilyn VanderYacht. He thinks she will be able no use it. NINA HARRISON wills her intellectual curiosity to Eiaine Sharp. Being a practical girl, Nina wants to take her horse with her. DAVID WITTER leaves his Yes Dear's to Gary Morgan. ALIDA ERICKSON leaves her height to Duane Van Brocklyn, MARY JANE ANDERSON wills her innocent ways to Bobbie Lee Aughe. JUDY RUZICKA forgot to leave anything as she was in a hurry to get to hubby. BOB LITTLE wills his suction in classes to Bob Keith. JOE BROWN leaves his curly hair to Emelie Nelson. TOM TABOR wills his ability to win speech contests to Philip Hansen. ROBERT HOLZ wills his position as student body vice-president, iunior What-Not chairman, debator, and his A grades ,etc., to eager beaver Don Kenoyer. PAT HAWK wills her name Patricia to Mr. Jasper who seems to like it so well. JIM HORGEN wills his ability to play the euphoniuxn to Don Gansler. PAULINE JONELI leaves her brunette charm, poise and dignity to next year's Carnival queen. ROSEMARY KEITH wills her independent and determined spirit and her verbal frankness Edith Bovee JACKIE AKER leaves the right to be called Miss Aker to her sister Annette JIM H'LL leaves all the broken hearts of the girls in his past affairs to his brother Buzzy who is well coached in their mending possibilities PHYLLIS SIMONSON leaves her tenacity of purpose to Barbara Patten to be circulated through the school JIM HALDERMAN leaves his singing abilities to Clifford Gustafson MARY JANE BILLMAN leaves her wellequipped vanity case to Joyce Boerhave with the assurance it will be used LEONA FOX wills her ability to flirt with the boys to Marilyn Hawk HENRY GANSLER wills his perfect attendance record to Keith Endersby BETTY LOU MILLS wills her sweetness to Jean Anderson EDWARD HECOCK wills his quiet voice ncl manner to David Atkinson ELAINE BULLENE wills her intelligent appearance to Ron Johnson BOB RITCHIE wills his innocent big brown eyes to Corrine Rice HAROLD JONES wills his rosy cheeks to Janice Fiellman LARRY RODGERS wills his ability to pester and irritate the girls to Bill Boxx 9.99 -x 8-11 I Carol Doyle posing 2 Ron '-lil mer clonswt he Iikc Joann s ClV5lTT1TlC59 S Joan practicing a st rring moment in the 5 lay 4 Judy Mills Donna Anderson sunning themselves 5 Sally Aldrich that pana smile' 6 erry effcrs 1 l k vo any olcl tune 7 Remember when? Amer Zander Ron Little Bob Little Ed Hecock Bob Ritchie Bob Keith Jimmy Bentley 8 Bob Little ready for another dunking Page sixteen . . . , . 10 1 x '-, I . 'Rl 5 , S ,, g 6. v A, ', . 30 c 'K ,, f ---v .,..,, V. :'i ,P If , f xy Q g y i v y f 'A I 1' e r - . I - v 3 ' if I ' Lf- ,I 4 s - FH , 9' ' l I ' , . J JA -1 -- 'I carl ic f u 'i . ', I Ax . - l CLASS PROPHECY erry the Trouan who represents the eferyouh ul purut f Meruduan kung us wu 1 1 It on a tume flught unto the future Our destunauuon us the year If7J and un the Tume to Come nesc thungs are what we see 3 Luttle us d uvung a hearse o J 11 H IIs undcrtakung establush nent Joe Browu1 truc t Bob us druvung an ambulance to mane sure that l1us old fruend always has a uob They are de penclung on the I975 crop o hot rod adducts to ufcep ncm both uu1 busuness c Mooney truc to hus anbutuon stul cclcbratung hus graduatuon Ever patucn B1ruara Johnson us wautung for hum to settle down The Unuted States has reached a fesh hour of glory un thc Unutcd Natuons for Joann Meycr us our delegate an she can out talm cven th Russuans Robert Holz us managung lady wrestlers Iuus unost promusung prospects for the champuonshup belt are Jackue Aker and Mary Jane Anderson Herb Cole and Ron Hullmer have been voted the most valuable unarble shooters of l975 Marulyn Baker us now before the footlughts ol Broadway performung her fabulous Dance of tn ea 1ers n the same vaudevulle bulurto tI1e top no ct 'azz sungung team of Larry Rodgers and Juun Halderunan Duck Gran at last has a uob Iuc really enuoys He us a mattress demonstrator at Dennus Lords farnuture store er her experuencc as eclutor of the ro an 1y us Suunonson 1as sartcd tue Laure our speaker H r Jy Iune on al sport featurcs about thc Meruduau1 Mons ers for wuom Davud Wutter us the bat boy Bob Rutchue the world famous braun surgeon has lust completed hus furst operatuon upon J rry House Bob feels ut us a success bccause Jerry can bc no worse off than hc was before td Hecocn us the wealthy propruetor of a tou1uato cau1nery The smulung face shunung rom the an s o hus tomato cans us that of our old fruend Harold Jones Judy Ruzucka us tryung hard 5 case Buclry by teachmq theur nunc daughters hovv to putch a curve ry Jane BIIIVTJBIJ s urun euntrv as a ec urer or uc ns occasuonally Ightens the seruous nature of h r cluscussuon oy p ayuno accorduon select TS Alucla Eruckson and ua x ound u un ounung te oct O go to rodeo every JI ernoon to watch Nunt Harrusouu bomce around th u on her pogo stuck rses are very scarce 1uce Puke unally convunced the sc1ooI Jaaro tat st was capabe of talung over t1e coachung fob at Meruduan Her te1m us currently rated as hugI1 as tI1e Huskues f Hawk thc unventuve qcnuu of s ecadc s lher ncchan ca robo somethung seeuns to hav gone wrong for h r bot u naw chasung her all ovcr We last saw TO un Suberua Lloyd Fox has lust o en crownecl Mr Am ruca Hus furst comment I could never I11ve done ut wuthout the help of my charmung manager Betty Lou M Ils en ly ng throuqh tle ar v y y s Elirnc Bulenes pruvate stratocruuser Rose-mar K utI1 I grease monkey checks thc plane thoroughy before each takeoff Hcnry Gansler S New Yorks best women s dress des on r Hs favorut model for hrs beautuful CFGSTIOIWS us Judy flu Vve are crossung tI1u Pacufuc on the luxurf Iuncr of Joycc Haycs f ufe of Admural Don Stock tcn Tom Tabor ancl James Horgen who are playung theur way around the world wuth tnour u usucal talents are the Stocktons specual guests for th evenung entertaunment TLD the boat docked at H vauu no should geet s uune ou1eu a or SK t com mar HUC C rt t c ru 1 rSlOu O the tu Pace scx ent en T ' , 1 - ' F 5 ' ' o ' ' , is ta ' ' tl V' . 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SENIOR PLAY OUR HEARTS WERE YOUNG AND GAY First Row, left to right: Bob Holz, Monsieur de La Croix , Pauline Joneli, Madame Elise , Pat Hawk, Stewardess , Jackie Aker, Therese , Marilyn Baker, Mrs. Skinner , Barbara Johnson, Emily Kim- brough , Joann Meyer, Cornelia Skinner. Second Row: Alida Erickson, Mary Jane Billman, Make Up, Joyce Hayes, Inspector , Judy Ruzicka, Winifred , Bob Little, Purser , Dennis Lord, Admiral , Tom Tabor, Mr. Skinner , Ron Hillmer, Leo , Jerry House, Steward , Jim Horgen, Dick , Jack Mooney, Window Cleaner , David Witter, business manager, Jim Hill, sound effects, Janice Pike, student director, Harold Jones, lighting, Rosemary Keith, prompter, Joe Brown, stage crew, Mary Jane Anderson, cos- tumes, Phyllis Simonson, publicity, Hank Gansler, stage manager, Mr. Riehl, director. Missing from picture, Jim Halderman, stage crew, Leona Fox, properties Elaine Bullene, programs, Larry Rodgers, lighting, and Nina Harrison, usher. From the opening moment which portrayed the sailing of Cornelia Otis Skinner and Emily Kimbrough for France in l923, to the final scene where they leave Paris for home, the actors and stage crews did an efficient and colorful iob. Joann Meyer's portrayal of Cornelia was lively and amusing as she was alternately dram- atic and slinky, building to the monologue in the third act, which actually started the real Cornelia off on an acting career and climaxed the play. Barbara Johnson, as Emily, made a delightful foil for the dramatic Cornelia. She handled her line with deft humor. Tom Tabor, as the urbane Otis Skinner, delivered his wit in true theatrical manner. Mrs. Skinner, played by Marilyn Baker, was realistic as the doting ITWEHTUUB. Jerry House, in the role of steward, was effectively puzzled by the young ladies' behavior. Bob Little, as the ship's purser, and Pat Hawk, stewardess, were convincing. Competeritly handling the part of Admiral, actually the ship's band leader, was Dennis Lord. Jim Horgen and Ron Hillmer, as Leo ancl Dick, the boys Cornelia and Emily met on the boat, were believable as Harvard medical students. English accents of Betty Mills and Judy Ruzicka, as Harriet and Winifred, were accurate, and their interpretations of their roles skillful. Joyce Hayes was capable as the medical inspector, while Jackie Aker and Pauline Joneli, as Therese and Madame Elise, gave their characters poise and neatness, handling their French accents well. The importunate Monsieur de La Croix was vividly portrayed by Bob Holz, Jack Mooney, the window cleaner, added to the last act. Good staging was notable in every scene, with the ncw lights used for maximum dramatic emphasis. Mr. Riehl was director, with Janice Pike student director. Music between acts was provided by Elaine Sharp. Merrilee Sharp, ancl Kathleen Witter, in true mid-ninteen twenty style, Page eighteen 6- Sf' SENIOR SNAPS I Judy Ruzlcka 2 Grade school days Januce Plke 3 Those senvor gurls Pauline Jonelr Barbara Johnson Rosemary Keltb Marulyn Baker 1 Annette Aker Jackre Aker Donna Postma marooned nn fheur own bwck yard 5 Barbara Johnson 6 Who sand Bob was QIYJSJTYQ Bob Holz and Joyce Hayes 7 Jerry House rehearsmg for the Sensor play 8 Our prexy Larry Rodgers 9 Joann Meyer no explanahon needed IO Joyce Hayes Mary Jane Anderson preparung for the play II One of Those long wlnded Telephone conversatuons Hank Gansler and Bob Holv I2 Sensor class second grade pucfure Our Hearts Were Yomg and Gay Can you fund yourself? J 2 4' A X . C We Y J I -' . ' V Jr, 2 R, 4 Q H Q .V 1 a 3' I Sensors Pet Peeves and Amblhons , I . . XII IIIXI NXXIXM XXIILIIIIIN I'I-I I'I'I,XI I XXX' I 3 X X .' I I X11 X' . X X ' XX- XI' XX 1 I X-X'X'-- 'XX - X,XX I'1fX XJ-- , X XXX: - Ir.. IIXIX .X :-QXXX 1X1,X X'X XX'X -X X . ' XI.- .' 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C rr if K First Rcw, left to right: Jim Galen, Jerry Jeffers, Don Kenoyer, Fred Aughe, Don Gansler, Almer Zander. Second Row: Keith Endersby, Kathleen Kleid, Katrina Holt, Emelie Nelson, Jean Underhill, Elaine Sharp, Barbara Patten, Frank Rasmus- sen. Third Row: Sally Aldrich, Annette Aker, Ellen Blasdell, Corrine Rice, Edith Bovee, June Sluys. Fourth Row: Doug Knudsen, Bob Keith, Pearl Franzen, Marilyn Vander Yacht, Eleanor Sluys, Marilyn Hawk, Carol Doyle. Fifth Row: Jerry Brown, Carol Erickson, Gary Morgan, Kenny Johnson, Gwen Nelson, Maynor Schultz. OFFICERS President ,.., Carol Doyle Vice-President Pearl Franzen Secretary , Almer Zander Treasurer ,,,,,,,,,, Kathleen Kleid Student Council Representative Clifford Gustafson Sergeant-at-Arms Marilyn VanderYacht Adviser H . H . ,, , ,, Mrs. Kenoyer The Juniors started the year with election of class officers and selection of the Lucky Star as the emblem for their class rings. Sally Aldrich was elected class princess to represent them at the Carnival. Sally Aldrich and Corrine Rice were chosen school song leaders. Many Junior boys earned letters in sports during the year. Turkey Trot was the theme for the class dance held in the gym on November 21. Cake and fudge walks, refreshments, and a door prize added variety to the evening's general dancing. Chairmen of the dance committees were Carol Doyle, Sally Aldrich, Elaine Sharp, Jean Underhill, Page twenty-two Kathleen Kleid, Douglas Knudsen, and Bob Keith. Mr. and Mrs. Rice and Mr, and Mrs. Raymond were chaperones for the evening. On March 27, the class presented M.H.S. TV Theatre, Junior What-Not, under the chair- manship of Elaine Sharp. The program consisted of three acts with commercials between the acts, The first act was a desert scene presented by the chorus, which included an Arabian dance, group singing, and solos. Stage sets were designed by Sally Aldrich, Marilyn Hawk, Pearl Franzen, Annette Aker, supervised by Mr. Peach. Specialty numbers were second on the program, featuring acrobats, singing, and panto- mime band. To.n Tabor and Ron Hillmer were masters of ceremony. The comedy play, A Date for Bobby Sox, the cast made up of members of the Junior class, concluded the T. V. Theatre. Don Kenoyer, Jean Underhill, Corrine Rice, Elaine Sharp, Marilyn Hawk, Frank Rasmussen and Annette Aker were selected to attend the annual Career Day held at Western Washington College in April Corrine Rice was cnosen the cnairman for the arnual Junior Senior Banquet and Prom held early in May honoring the Seniors JUNIOR PLAY Harold Carol Doyle Mrs Hanna Katrina Holt Margie Page twentythree Left to right: Corrine Rice, Bobby Sox , Bill Raymond, Mr, Hanna , Doug Knudsen, P H y U E Y R iliegaii Row I lleft to rightl: Gerald Gerke, Allan Glen, Bill Cole, Dale Paulson, E Ronald Little, Jim Brown. Row 2: John Bullene, Lloyd Tobiassen, Shirley Fox, Dan Erickson, Eddie Sims, Janet Shetler, Larry Tobiassen, Russell Wilson. Row 3: Bob Hayes, Diane Burgratf, Marion Baldwin, Philip Hansen, Barbara Hopfinger, Janice Fiellrnan, Charla Pike, Calvin Leenstra, Jeanice Feathers, Robert Montgomery. Row 4: Donald Holz, Herman Joneli, Merrilee Sharp, Marlene Alguire, Carol Milam, Wanda Macy, Donna Postma, Elaine Nelson, Row 5: Marjorie Seigman, Paul Rodgers, Joyce Boerhave, Irene Stoaks, Judy Joneli, Wilma Patten, Jimmy Pike. Not shown: David Reamer, Pat Hurd. The first thought in the minds of the Sophomores this year was the tact that they were no longer the babies of the high school. The event in the year for the class was the traditional initiation of the Freshmen. The date chosen for the big day was September 24. A committee consisting oi Herman Joneli, John Bullene, Larry Tobiassen, Elaine Nelson and Wilma Patten was appointed to plan the initiation. With the girls dressed in gunny-sacks and the boys in long under- wear and girls' bathing suits, the Freshmen were quite a sight! The Soph- omores enjoyed themselves immensely on initiation day and the Fresh- men were good sports. Page twenty-four The Sophomores felt well represented when Wulma Patten and Judy Jonelr were elected yell leaders They worked wuth Barbara Johnson sensor Joyce Boerhave was elected Sophomore prrncess for the annual car nrval On February 24 the class held a successful skating party IH the Lynden skating rnnk The public was rnvlted and the event showed a profit of over thlrty dollars The class chose Bunny l-lop as the theme for Its dance which was held on March 21 rn the hugh school gym Joyce Boerhave and Carol Mulam acted as co chanrmen Chanrmen of the varuous other commuttees were Donald Holz Merrulee Sharp Duane Burgraff and Herman Joneln The Sophomores had a busy year and they can look forward to b Ing upper classmen next year Cl ASS OFFICERS Presldent Paul Rodgers Student Council Representatuve Vlce Presudent John Bullene D'ane Bufgraff Treasurer Marlorue Selgman Sergeawt at Arms Dale Paulson Secretary Bob Hayes Advnser M Jasper SOPHOMORE AND FRESHMAN INITIATION l Wnllnam Meyer ln Love 2 The Lune Up 3 Charles Craag Balance A Janice Flellman and Randee Melos Root Beer Wash 5 The Shoe Scramble Page twenty frve . . V . I . I 1 l 1 D 1 -- . e' ' r. V Q , fs ,, M F' , Q ' ,V I -nrt v,.f .--W, uf V an :L 5 6 it tt FRESHMEN Dk Ol! I-42 Row l lleff To rlghT, Richard Sornmervulle Sally Kuder Loretfa Fuller Barbara Bald vvnn Ed Brown Ronald Abhotf Randce Melos Row 2 Ronald Johnson Jimmy Bent ley Kalen Parrush Harold Blasdell Marulda Endcrsby Kathleen Wntfer Don Jeffers Jean Anderson Row 3 Alfred LecnsTra Kay Aker Larry House Dourland Burd Muchael Doyle Maureen Feensfra Sharon Hclgeson Beverly Chapun Row A Oscar Rauch Ralph Bellungar Donald Hahn Barbara Carlson Dennls Thomason Bobble Aughe Loretta Forbes Sylvla WrrghT Dorns LlTTle Row 5 Buzzy Hull Wulllam Meyer Donna Anderson Tammue Kenoyer Davld Atkunson 'Vlary Lou Graham Charles Craug Dewey STremler Jack Asplund Darlene MnTche'l Jum Nelson Not shown Beverly Anderson Amid The usual scramble In The halls aT The begannlng of The year The Freshmen were qulTe bewildered noT knowing vvhaT To do nexT AfTer The first week however They seTTled dofvn To hugh school rouTlne The class elecTed Mary Lou Graham To represenT Them aT The annual Carnlval To show Therr pep The Freshmen elecTed Randee Melos Beverly An derson, and Barbara Carlson as Junuor Hugh yell leaders and Darlene Mvfchell and Jean Anderson as song leaders On Aprul TO The Freshmen sponsored a successful school dance Tammue Kenoyer was general chanrman of The affaur CLASS OFFICERS Presldent Jum Nelson Vrce President Sharon Helgeson Treasurer Beverly Anderson Secrefary Alfred Leenstra STudenT Councll Representatrve Tammve Kenoyer Sergeant at Arms Dons LnTTIe Adviser Mr WaddlngTon Page twenty sux rQlirrl , f s Q V 4 L -T - 5 'l A is - A fr, . ,ig ' WI- . 'gk' Q , V . 'fi y i ' 'E l . l 3' 5 - gf gf g a 4, r i, 1 .1 1. g, .J - A 3 A 1- T . ., HT. - P V rw A T . X X . . M . . - 1 . . I . V ' . I I X . , . . , ' , . N! pulvmsg knowiedgn AN Je Q Qwscc L def s on my P111 an r mu 1 Page twenvy scvr rw T:RL- Q' 2 . 1 J ffl ? 1 f ' f' if K rg XQKQ9 Lx fl kj h XX N .5 X , 97 . z, 1 w W Q7 2 2 S' ' Y Q 'Z X YNJLQKN, ff X 1 . , in Hu- vallwy of -mv . Ma ' sn mn vo d fo ' 1 sh I 1:1 ' 1 Row l fleft to rightl: Joyce Hayes, treasurer, Larry Rodgers, president. Row 2: Jackie Aker, secretary, Bob Holz, vice-president. Student Body Officers The student body officers, with the exception of two, are elected in the spring of each year by an all-school election, following a week of vigorous cam' paigning by various candidates for the positions. The students to fill the offices of secretary and vice-pres- ident are elected in the fall of the next year. The president this year, Larry Rodgers, had the iob of presiding over all meetings of the student council and all assemblies. The vicelpresident, Bob Holz, had as his duty to take over meetings and preside at events when the president was absent. Mericlian's system of handling money has proved very accurate and satisfactory. At the head of this system is Joyce Hayes, the student body treasurer, who takes care of the money from every organization in the school. Recorcling the minutes of each student council meeting is the iob of the student body secretary, Jackie Aker. Student Council Student Council consists of the stuclent body officers, class presidents, and representatives. Problems pertinent to the student body are brought uo in the meetings which are held each month, Aside from their regular duties, the Student Council co-sponsored a dance in the winter. Meridian is justifiably proud of its officers and the Student Council for the democratic student government and stability in financing school organizations which they provide. Row l fleft to rightl: Joyce Hayes, Bob Holz, Larry Rodgers, Jackie Aker, Mr. Riehl. Row 2: Clifford Gustafson, Carol Doyle Paul Rodgers, Rosemary Keith, Diane Burgraff, Tammie Kenoyer, Jirn Nelson. Page twenty-eight Girls' Club The Girls' Club consists of all the girls in Meridian. Under the presidency of Judy Mills they had a suc- cessful year filled with a variety of events. The year was started with the Big and Little Sister masquerade party, held to welcome the freshmen girls Prizes were given for the mos! original costumes, fol- lowr-d by ifnpromptu skits by groups of girls in their CO3l'JmOS. Christmas cards and wrappings were sold, and food was packed for the Salvation Army at Christmas time, The Big and Little Sisters exchanged gifts at the all- school Christmas assembly. As a proieit for the year, the lighting was improved in the girls' room and a new mirror was purchased. Their biggest event of the year was the annual Mothers' Tea anci Fashion Show, Rosemary Keith was general chairman working with Mrs. Zuidmeer in ar- Row l, left to right: Judy Mills, president, Joyce Boerhave, secretary. Row 2: Jackie Aker, treasurer, Mrs. Zuidmeer, adviser, Pearl Franzen, vice president, ranging a verv colorful and gay event, Torch Club The purpose of Torch Club, a national scholastic honorary, is to encourage students to be- corne better citizens. A certain grade point average must be obtained each year to become a member the following year, and points are allowed for participation in school activities, Since the club's purpose is primarily honorary, it is socially inactive. However, a musical assembly was presented before the student body during the year by the club. The Torch Club attended an organ recital at Western Washington College given by Virgil Fox, organist of Riverside Church of Ne.v York. The new members were guests of the club for the evening. W? ,nn -new at-'5 ah-. L, Seated, left to right: Barbara Patten, Almer Zander, Henry Gansler, Bob Holz, Frank Rasmussen, Paul Rodgers, Pat Havvk, president. Standing: Mrs. Kenoyer, adviser, Jean Underhill, Pauline Joneli, Phyllis Simonson, Janice Pike, Annette Aker, Carol Milam, se:rctary-treasurer, Katlt'een Kleicl, Elaine Sharp, Marilyn Hawk, Joann Meyer. vice president. Page twenty-nine N l PAPERSTAFF Under the editorship of Phyllis Simonson, the Trojan was published every two weeks to keep a running account of the news in the school and the community. Six pages of three mimeographed columns per issue gave competent coverage to all school events, and greater use this year of colored inks and line drawings added interest to the year's events. Row I tleft to righti: Phyllis Siinonson, editor, Barbara Johnson, features, Jim Pike, reporter, Janice Pike, typist, Jean Underhill, business manager, Kathleen Kleid, assistant editor. Row 2: Pauline Joneli, reporter, Janice Fiellman, reporter, Barbara Patten, re- porter, Pearl Franzen, reporter, Marilyn Hawk, typist, Bob Hayes, sports, Douglas Knudsen, sports. Not shown: Mrs. Harris, adviser. -if Row I fleft to rightlz Pat Hawk, editor, Elaine Sharp, activities editor, Bob Holz, sports editor, Barbara Johnson, art editor, Rosemary Keith, senior editor. Row 21 Marilyn Baker, business manager, Donna Postma, business staff, Annette Aker, business staff, Elaine Nelson, classes, Carol Milam, activities, Pearl Franzen, snaps editor, Carol Doyle, class editor, Donald Holz, snaps. Row 3: Herb Cole, business staff, Almer Zander, sports, David Witter, photographer. Not shown: Bill Raymond, sports, Mrs. Harris, adviser. ANNUALSTAFF The Trojan annual, recording the year's accomplishments, was under the direction of Pat Hawk, editor. Beginning in September to solicit adver- tising and assemble pictures, the staff was at work until late in April. They mounted pictures for the engraver, prepared copy for the printer, and selected a theme and read proof on it all, so that the final story would be accurate and meaningful for each of Meridian's students. Page thirty 2 Row l flett to rightjz Jim Horgen, Mary Jane Billman, Betty Lou Mills, Maynor Schultz, Dennis Lord, Alida Erickson. Row 2: Gerald Gerlae, Tom Tabor, Joann Meyer, Elaine Bullene, Jeanice Feathers, Gwen Nelson. Row 3: Marilyn Baker, Marilyn Hawk, Nina Harrison, Katrina Holt, Elaine Sharp, Marilyn VanderYacht, Janice Fiellman. Row 4: Jean Underhill, Leona Fox, Judy Mills, Jim Pike, Corrine Rice, Annette Aker, Carol Milam, Jackie Aker. Not shown: Joyce Hayes, Bob Holz, Emelie Nelson, David Reamer, Judy Ruzicka, Frank Rasmussen. Lower left picture-Duet: Carol Milam, Janice Fjellman. Lower center picture-'Boys' Quartet, letf to right: Gerald Gerke, Jim Horgen, Dennis Lord, Maynor Schultz. Lower right picturefGirls' Trio left to right: Jean Underhill, Corrine Rice, Marilyn Vander Yacht. Meridian's chorus was heard on station KPUG three times this year. They sang tor two special events at the Laurel Baptist Church and presented musical entertainment at the Carnival and Junior What-Not. The chorus presented trios, vocal and instrumental solos, and group singing at the adjudication in Bellingham on April 23, 24, 25, under the auspices ot the Northwest Music Educators Conference, with ratings to do credit to any school. Page thirty-one X Early in the fall of each new school year, tryouts are held for cheer and song leaders, the entire student body electing the pep directors of their choice. Selected this year to represent our school were Barbara Johnson, Judy Joneli, Wilma Patten, Yell Leaders, Sally Aldrich and Corrine Rice, Song Leaders. The Yell Leaders chose as their uniforms white pedal pushers and black v-neck sweaters with a large M on the front. - Uniforms for the Song Leaders consisted of black skirts and white v-neck sweaters with some musical notes on the front. ,T The Pep club was in charge of the annual Athletic banquet which was held April 'l7. Upper left pictureAYell Leaders lleft to rightj: Wilma Patten, Barbara Johnson, Judy Joneli. Upper right picture-Song Leaders lleft to rightjz Corrine Rice, Sally Aldrich. Row I lleft to rightl: Wilma Patten, Elaine Nelson, Marilyn Baker, Beverly Chapin, Edith Bovee, Ellen Blasdell, Corrine Rice, Sharon Helgeson, Secretary-Treasurer, Marlene Alguire, Judy Joneli, Barbara Johnson. Row 2: Janet Shetler, Phyllis Simonson, Marilda Endersby, Sally Aldrich, Joyce Boerhave, Annette Aker, Merit Secretary, Irene Stoaks, Janice Pike, Mariorie Seigman, Barbara Patten, Charla Pike, Doris Little, Beverly Ander- son. Row 3: Loretta Fuller, Merrilee Sharp, Gwen Nelson, Sergeant at Arms, Janice Fiellman, Jackie Aker, President, Joyce Hayes, Vice-President, Kathleen Witter, Bobby Lee Aughe, Jean Anderson, Marilyn Hawk, Barbara Carlson, Diane Burgraff, Donna Anderson, Barbara Hopfinger. Row 4: Darlene Mitchell, Pat Hurd, Mary Lou Graham, Sylvia Wright, Pearl Franzen, Donna Postma, Jean Underhill, Elaine Bullene, Sally Kuder, Loretta Forbes, Tammie Kenoyer, Betty Lou Mills, Shirley Fox. Not pictured: Rosemary Keith, Pat Hawk, Randee Melos, Maureen Feenstra, Elaine Sharp. -W P R I H g.-- if 'Ei? 'l13Im' .f-C, , -1 ,,,.-Q, ,... ,.. t--1' sf. F, 35,-., Tr if-2. b -v.. .P SCP Maorettes lto to bottomtz Janice Fiellman, Beverl Anderson, Annette Aker. l p Y Drill Team--Row lr Pauline Joneli, Captain. Row 2 lleft to rightl Joyce Hayes, Judith Ruzicka, Rosemary Keith. Row 3: Carol Milam, Jean Anderson, Jackie Aker, Joyce Boerhave. Row 4: Pearl Franzen, Marion Baldwin, Jeanice Feathers, Diane Burgraff, Marilyn Hawk. Row 5: Joann Meyer, Janet Shetler, Donna Anderson, Mary Jane Anderson. Color Guards ltop to bottomt: Randee Melos, Elaine Nelson, Charla Pike, Doris Little. Band Row l Cleft to riglitl: Barbara l-lopfinger, Sylvia Vlxright, Jim Pike. Row 2: David Witter, Tammie Kenoyer, Sally Kuder, Loretta Fuller, Bob Holz, Maynor Schultz, Jim I-lorgen, Kathleen Witter, Merrilee Sharp, Herb Cole, Gerald Gerke, Don Holz, Ronald Johnson. Row 3 Cstandingi: Frank Rasmussen, Ronald Hillmer, Emelie Nelson, Corrine Rice, Katrina Holt, Mr. MacKenzie, Direc- tor, Dennis Lord, Douglas Knudsen. The Band, Drill Team, Maioret'es, and Color Guards represented Meridian at all ot the home games. The Drill Team and Color Guards marched to music provided by the Band. The German Band appeared in a comic act at the annual Carnival and as a guest at the Washington State School Directors' Convention held in Bellingham in Decemher, The Major- ettes were guests at the Bellingham performance. , The Band, Chorus, and seven members of the grade school orchestra participated in the Northwest Pacific Pageant at Vlfestern Washington College ot' Education on March 20. The Band had a colorful part as a tire brigade in the episode depicting the Whatcom County Fourth-of July celebration ot l883. The Drill Team and Color Guards, accompanied by Mrs. Joneli, Mrs. Keith and Mr. MacKenzie went to Puyallup April ll, where the team marchecl in the Dattodil Festival. As the highlight of the year the Band, Drill Team, Maiorettes and Color Guards marched in the annual Blossom Time Festival parade. The Drill Team, in their snappy new uniforms, vvon the fLrxst place trophy in the county rlril! team competition 'moth this year and last to set a new high in school progress. Page thirty-three f-X ix w 1 Upper Left, left to right: Edith Bovee, Wanda Macy, and Pat Hurd selling hot dogs. Upper Right: Kay Aker and Tom Tabor acting out a skit. Mr, Collyer, Mr Waddington, and David Witter in the Bingo booth. Left Center: The witches for the Hallovve'en scene. Center, top: Mary Lou Graham, center, Joyce Boerhave, Sally Aldrich, bottom, Pauline Joneli. Right Center: Bob l-lolz as Lord High Chamberlain, Barbara Johnson, general chairman. Lower Left: Marilyn VanderYacht, Janice Fiellman, Kathleen Kleid, and Carol Milam at work in thc telegraph booth, Lower Right: Judy Joneli, and Marlene Alguire at work in their booth. CARNIVAL Queen Pauline Joneli, with her court of princesses, Sally Aldrich, junior, Joyce Boerhave, sophomore, and Mary Lou Graham, freshman, reigned over the i952 carnival. Barbara Johnson was general chairman and the following booth chair- men helped her: Judy Ruzicka, Pauline Joneli, Harold Jones, Joyce Hayes, Robert Holz, Jean Underhill, William Meyer, Herbie Cole, Dennis Lord, Bob Little, Joe Brown, Doug Knudsen, Kathleen Kleid, Elaine Bullene, Elaine Sharp, Barbara Patten, Donna Postma, Diane Burgraff, Lloyd Fox, Bill Ray- mond, Jerry Jeffers, Ron Little, Fred Aughe, Marilyn Hawk, Joann Meyer, Maynor Schultz, Wilma Patten, Jimmy Pike, Clifford Gustufson, Gary Morgan, and Corrine Rice, The Carnival was held on October 24, the program carrying out a Hallowe'en Theme. The concessions were opened and the crowd enioyed themselves playing bingo, eating in the night club, or at the various other entertaining sections of the carnival. Gross receipts of the i952 carnival were S68l.55. Page thirty-four 1 uv' ' Row l lleft to rightj: Jackie Aker, Merrilee Sharp, Wilma Patten, Harold Blasdell, Annette Aker, Dourland Bird, Larry House, Joyce Boerhave, Sharon Helgeson, Joyce Hayes, Leona Fox. Row 2: Mary Jane Billman, Darlene Mitchell, Janet Shetler, Shirley Fox, Sally Kuder, Bobbie Aughe, Barbara Carlson, Doris Little, Diane Burgratl, Donna Anderson, Gwen Nelson. Row 3: Mr. Harris, adviser, Joe Brown, Lloyd Fox, Dewey Strem- ler, David Atkinson. Larry Rodgers, Bob Keith, Tom Tabor, John Bullene, Bob Little, Frank Rasmussen, Mr. Riehl, adviser, Not pictured: Richard Sommerville, Ronald Johnson, Beverly Anderson, Kay Aker, Buzzy Hill, Ralph Bellingar, Jim Nelson. The Rifle Club was organized into two sections, one under the leadership of Mr. Harris and the other under Mr, Riehl. During the fall and early spring they held practice shooting sessions once a week after school. At the end of the year special awards were presented to the out- standing marksmen. The following people held offices: Bob Little, president, Larry Rodgers, vice-president, Joyce Boerhave, secretary-treasurer, and Joe Brown, gun keper. Debate has been a Meridian activity for the past three years and each year has widened its scope. Mr. Riehl is forensic coach. The two teams went to Mt. Vernon on December teeith and to Lynden Christian High School on February tenth for practice debates. On February eighteenth, they participated with seven other teams from the Northwest counties in the district tournament held at Western Washington College of Education. The subject of debate was: Resolved, that the North Atlantic Pact Nations Should Form a Federal Union. J 11 - X sf? r Debate Team Cleft to right: Barbara Patten, Jean Underhill, Pearl Franzen, Carol Doyle, Bob Holz, Seated: Tom Tabor. Page thirty-five FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA lug Q 'THF ,, s ,au 'i' '90 Top Pucture Furst Row left to rnght Dennts Kenny Johnson Bob Keuth Duck Gran Maynor Second Row Kenth Endersby Jun Galen Ron Henry Gansler Almer Zander Jam Halderman Calvin Leenstra Herman Joneln Don Jeffers Michael Doye Kalen Parrtsh Jnm Puke Dennts Belltngar Russell Wtlson Ruchard Sommervtlle Presudent Vlce Presedent Secretary Treasurer Reporter Sentinel Advuser Page thtrty sux Lord Lloyd Fox Harold Jones Btll Boxx Larry Rodgers Schultz Cltfford Gustafson Bob Llttle Mr Wood advnser Hullmer Joe Brown Don Gansler Jnm Hull Fred Aughe Jerry Jeffers Frank Rasfnussen Bottom Pucture Furs! Row Paul Rodgers Al Leens ra Dourland Btrd Kay Aker Thomason Don Holz Second Row Larry Tobta 1 Ralph Phtltp Hansen Dan Eruckson Ronald Abbott Ron John son Eddue Sums Lloyd Tobuassen Oscar Rauch Thtrd Row Bob Hayes Jurn Nelson Al Glen Btll Cole Gerald Gerke Jack Asp und John Bullene Dale Paulson Ron Llttle Buzzy Hull Jlm Brown OFFICERS Almer Zander Bob Ltttle Henry Gansler Ron Hlllmer Dennns Lord Joe Brown Mr Wood ,sf--xi: 'M ' . ' 'NX x ... , O if ix , . :- r U , . my ,, 5+ , id ',. r- eq an an- 0 .' fs: 4 ' ' f 2 +, N ' ' x. I wi 7' ' . - , , ..- Q..- Q - l F V i., . .1 ' , 4 ,Q - 5 . . -- . Q mf - - f I 2: ww 0 Q... .,' N -- 1,,' ' ' ' R . -4 'Fi 1 0' fd -' .., ' '- , .. Q , . , W V . I ar Q . . -- .J . fa 1 . . . . 2 . is 1 A 1 4 1 r l 1 - r 4 r V ' : 1 r 1 r 1 1 I ' l , ' , ' ' , ' , . : ' :ic , 1 r r 1 I A I r ' 1 , , . ' 2 , A , , ' , , . . . The Merldlan Chapter of the Future Farmers of Am rrca started theur year by partrcrpatmg the Northwest Washrngton Dnstrrct Farr at Lynden on August T6 I8 There were entrres of datry beef and sheep wtth I8 blue and 4 red rubbons betng won by the nnne boys partrctpattng These boys were Clrfford Gustafson Ron Ltttle Ronald Johnson Frank Rasmussen Lloyd Fox Bob Kerth Henry Gansler Almer Zander and Ray Zander A total of Sl l5OO was won by the boys Durtng the summer and fall the cattle tudgtng team went to the Pacrft Natronal Exhtbttron at Vancouver Canada the Evergreen State Farr at Monroe and to local farns In th northwest area The Chapter placed ttfth tn the annual parluamentary procedure con est at Lynden Team members were Bob Lrttle Frank Rasmussen Dennts Lord Henry Gansler Duck Gran Almer Zand and Joe Brown Teams from the 'Vlerrdtan Chapte also parttctpated tn crops potato and poul ry contest The Chapter sponsored a dance early In the fall under the charrmanshrp of Bob Little The Mertdtan Chapter has a contract wrth the John Deere tractor company for fwe years n whrch the F FA turns rn the used tractor each year for a new cne At the end of fave years he FFA s ground on whuch they made Sl56 75 Total va'ue of the prolects whtch the boys had durrng the year was SI4 O O This year Mertdnan will be tryrng for nts fourth straught Master Chapter Award and tts thnrd strarght Farm Shop Safety Award Frank Rasmussen Maynor Schultz and Almer Zander have applted for State Farmer degrees Almer Zander was elected to attend the state conventuon held tn Pullman rn Aprtl and Kay Aker represented the Chapter In a contest explamlng a verse of the F FA creed over KPUG On March I3 the annual Parent and Son Banquet wa held Almer Zander presudent of the local chapter welcomed the guests and Bob Lrttle carrted out the duttes of toastmaster Durmg the banquet Henry Gansler was awarded the Washtngton Banker s Award for hrs work rn FFA F F A PARLIAMENTARY TEAM Seated Bob Lnttle Flrst Row left to rnght Mr Wood, advuser Dtck Gran Henry Gansler, Dennis Lord Almer Zander Joe Brown Page thtrty seven . . Q . A 4 . . in . . . Y . i present tractor is kept by the Chapter. In l952, the Chapter raised QVQ acres of oats on the , . . A . , , u . 4' Tig! F 1 -., FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Frrst Row left to nght Betty 'ou Mnlls treasurer June Sluys Marlorue Sergman Joyce Hayes presndent Wrlma Patten Edrth Bovee Ccrrme Race song leader Carol Mxlam Judy Ruzncka sec retary Jackie Aker Elanne Sharp vuce presudent Second Row Barbara Carlson Marnlyn Baker Loretta Fuller Merrnlee Sharp Wanda Macy Eleanor Sluys Marlene Alguure Bobby Lee Aughe Elaune Bullene hnstoruan Barbara Hopfunger Thurd Row Tammne Kenoyer Sally Kuder Shirley Fox Duane Burgraff Januce Flellrnan Mrs Zundmeer adxlser Charla Puke Janet Shetler Sylvra Wrlght Darlene Mitchell Gwen Nelson parluamentaruan The Future Hornemakers of Ameruca encreased thenr actrvntues thus year to show conslderable progress nn therr third year at Meruduan Early In the fall the tea and lnltlatlon ot' the Freshmen was attended by the moth rs A skatmg party was held at the Lynden rrnk hrs was a wonderful success and a lot of fun Chula and ple sales were also held On March I3 they prepared and served the FAA Father Son banquet The regional F HA meetrng held at Central Kitt: as Hugh School was attended by aught of the gurls accompanled by Mrs Zuudmeer advnser Elaune Sharp Corrine Race and thelr adviser also went to the state meetnng held rn Ellensburo Elarne was elected one of the sux state vuce presidents to be presrdung charrman of the Northwest Reguon comprused of fave countues She ns also chatrman of all state specnal cornmrttees The annual Mother Daughter Banquet on February 27th clrmaxed the year s actnvrty The F F A boys served and followrng the dunner the program was hughlnghted by a talk on fashuons by Mrs Elame Horn The evening was concluded by a candlelrt nnstallatron of the newly elected oftrcers Page thnrty elght f I - , , Q , , , r 1 I I 1 r 1 ' I V f ' - 3 I 1 t , f f , , , , - I , , , , f V f t 1 , , , , . e, ' .T . ... , , , - , . t f t t t f X X ? if M 'A Q NS X4 ij Bob Little Jack Mooney Keith Endersby John Bullene Eddie Sims Herb Cole Lloyd Fox and Kay Aker, Managers Fred Aughe Jim Halderman Bob Keith Ron Little Jerry Brown The TROJANS started the '52 season with a turnout of over twenty-two greeting Coach Dick Jasper. The boys pitched right in learning plays, block- ing and tackling for their first encounter ot the season against Nooksack Valley. The TROJANS lost to the faster Pioneers, but the score was respectable, 18-9. Blaine was next on our schedule and the TROJANS, after a hard fight in the second half, lost this one 32-l2. ln the next four games the team battled valiantly but failed to break into the win column although the TRO- JANS scored in every game. Seniors playing their last high school football game this year were: Bob Little, Jack Mooney, Jim Halderman, Herb Cole, Ed Hecock, Bob Ritchie, Dennis Lord and Ron Hillmer. This leaves a good starting field of fourteen returning lettermen. Another good omen for future years was the organiza- tion of the Junior High football squad. Jim Halderman was awarded the inspirational trophy for fine playing, good sportsmanship and ability to work with others. Cole catches a pass at the Blaine game! Page forty ff' ' ia.:-...gf Almer Zander Bob Hayes Cliff Gustafson Allan Glen Cal Leenstra Ron Hillrner Gary Morgan Ed Hecock Bob Ritchie Doug Knudsen Dennis Lord Coach Dick Jasper Junior High football procedures underwent major changes at Meridian this year. The squad was composed of seventh, eighth and ninth graders, coached by Mr. Taylor of the grade school staff, at the grade school playfield. ln its first year of competition, the boys played six county league games. With such a Junior High program to give the boys training and ex- perience, the Senior High set-up should more nearly approximate that of other schools in the county. Row l, le't YJ right: Lynn Seelye, Larry Reynolds, Bus cr Brown, Chtrles Parrott, Darrell Foss, Dourland Bird, Maxwell Upper, Larry Herre, Michael Doyle, Marlin Dunlap, David Hill. Row 2: Dick Leenstra, Alfred Leenstra, Ed Brown, Jim Bentley, Jerry Gran, Dennis Aker, Elmer Little, Eugene Hecock, Maurice Clarkson, Jimmy Kuder, Dennis Thomason, Marvin Burgraff, Kenny Hayes, Donald Hahn. Row 3: Buzzy Hill, Dewey Stremler, David Atkinson, Ron Johnson, Tom Taylor, coach, Marlin Mattson, David Baller, Richard Sommerville, David Dick- son, Charles Craig, Ralph Bellingar. Page forty-one anlrln.. olnlhi Top, left to right: Jim Halderman, Herb Cole, Ed Hecock, Frank Rasmussen, Jim Galen. Bottom: Coach Rod Jungquist, Larry Rodgers, Bob Ritchie, Ron Hillmer, Alrner Zander, Dennis Lord manager. Missing from picture: Fred Aughe. The 1952-53 TROJAN basketball squad turned in a record of five wins to twelve losses for the season, with close scoring contests of good spectator interest, The Whatcom County League had two strong teams, Lynden and Blaine, which won all their games except one apiece lost to each other. MERIDIAN, Mt, Baker, and Nooksack battled for the third spot, the end of the first half of play seeing all three tied for the position, Partly because of a bad night against Ferndale, the TROJANS ended in fifth place. Oak Harbor, champions of the B loop to the south, provided Coach Rod Jungquist's boys with two contests, which, taken together, saw both the TROJANS and Oak Harbor come up with the same number of points. We had a one point advantage there, while Oak Harbor man- aged the same margin here. Senior lettermen this year included: Hillmer, Rodgers, Halderman, Cole, Ritchie, and Hecock. Herb Cole was voted the inspirational trophy. Others who saw action in varsity games this year were Senior Bob Little, who iniured his foot at the beginning of the season and was unable to play afterwards, Gary Morgan and Jim Galen, Juniors, and Ron Little and Lorry Tobiassen, Sophomores. On tap for next year's edition ot the TROJAN will be members of a strong second team. Coached by Mr. Waddington, the junior TROJANS sported an eight-two record to end the season JUNIOR VARSITY Kneeling: Alfred Leenstra, manager, First Row, left to right: Larry Tobiassen, Llcyd Tobiassen, Bob Keith, Dwayne Van Brocklin, Jimmy Pike, Philip Hansen, John Bullene. Second Row: Don Kenoyer, Doug Knuclsen, Ron Little, Cliff Gustafson, Gary Morgan, Bill Raymond, Bob Hayes, Fred Aughe, Mr. Waddington, coach. Page forty-two lg 'ju l. Aughe, Rasmussen, and Halderman struggling for the hall. 2. Aughe sinks a close one. 3. Hillin fakes a rebound, with Rasmussen ready to receive it. A. Aughe and his opponent in a jump hall. 5. HI ner takes a rebound. tied for first place in the county loop, Members ol that squad were: Ron Little, John Bullene, Bill Raymond, Gary Morgan, Larry Tobiassen, Bob Hayes, Lloyd Tolniassen, Don Kenoyer, Doug Knudsen, Jim Pike, Duayne Van Brocklin, Philip Hansen, and Bob Keith. MER!DIAN I2 MER!DlAN A9 MERIDIAN 30 MERIDlAN 30 MERIDIAN 37 MERIDIAN 55 MERIDIAN 55 MERIDIAN 33 MERIDIAN 28 Mt. Baker liamboreel Trapp Tech Nooksack Ferndale La Conner Oak Harbor Duke of Connought La Conner Lynden MERIDIAN 51 MERiDIAN 37 MERIDIAN A3 MERlD'AN AA MERIDIAN 35 MERIDIAN 39 MERIDIAN 23 MERIDIAN 38 MERIDIAN A5 Mt. Baker A7 Blaine 67 Trapp Tech 36 Nooksack 59 Ferndale 38 Oak Harbor AO Lynden AO Mt. Baker 60 Blaine 70 Coached by Mr. Waddington, the Meridian Freshman basketball team was the only team to win over the Mt. Baker team which was county champion this year. They played a good game every time and never lost by a larger margin than seyen points. 95 to First Row, left to right. Don Jeffers, liarolcl Blasflell, Larry House, Dourland Bird, Alfred Lcenstra, Jim Bentley, Richard Sommeryille. Second Row: Charles Craig, Bernard Hill, Dewey Streinlcrr, Oscar Rauch, Ralph Bellinger, William Meyer, .liin Nvilson . Page forty-three SENIOR HIGH BASEBALL Fnrsr Row left to rlghr Lloyd Tobuass n Jnrnmv Plke Paul Rodgers Bob Keith Phulup Hansen Second Row Fred Auqhe Davnd Rea'ner Gary Morgan Larry Tobuassen Bll Raymond Ron Luftle Herb Cole Third Row Mr kngqulsf coach Je ry Jeffers Al Glen Jnm Brown Almer Zander Bob Hayes Ron Hullmer Dennus Lord manager rRESHMAN SQUAD Fnrsf Rovv left to right Don effers Alfred Leensfra Dourland Bard Larry House Kay Alter Second Rolv Oscar Rauch Ron Johnson Dennis Thomason Haro cl Blasd l Ed Brown Rlchard Sommervllle Thxrd Row Buzzy Hull Wxllnarn Meyer Davrd Atkins n Donald Hahn Dewey Stremler Jim Nelson Nlr VVaddln-Jton coacl Showung lots of hustle and spnruf thus years Sennar Hugh baseball team as makung a good bud for the coumy tnle Coach Jungqunsts boy have wuns over Ferndale IO Blame 2l M Baker 3 l and a loss lo Nooksack l 2 rn le Que play and three nonl ague wsns Bully Raymond pstcher delivered a no hut ten xnnnng fhrlller 'aqavnst Blame and conszstenfly patch s stellar ball Page lorry four , : e, , , , . : - , . , , ,I 1 1 - - --l 1 f ' 1 1 ., , - f ,. , V . ' , X . 1 ' -I f r f 1 , , . f , .ex , . A , l S rw ,-, 1. ,- a' ' -e '. , , - - .1 , e . ,. The team has only four Seniors, Herb Cole, Ron Hillmer, Larry Rodgers, and Bob Ritchie. The rest of the 21-man squad is made up of Juniors and Sophomores wh a strong aggregation next year, o will be on hand to form This year's Freshman baseball team is a well-rounded club which shows a lot of hustle and is developing rapidly under the watchful eye of Coach 'Naddingtoim lt is a good-sized squad, and shows promising material for next year's varsity team. So far this season, the boys have a win over Nooksack, 7-3, and losses to Whatcom, 6-11, and L nd 7-2. I h yet to play Mount Baker. y en, n t e eastside league, they have LETTERMEN'S CLUB Row I xleft to ri Bom Little right paw Bill Raymond Herb Cole chief Clif ord Gustafson Bob Holz Dennis Lord Jim Halderman left paw Row 2 Mr Jungquist adviser Jerry Jef ers Ron hlillmer bruiser Bolb Ritchie Almer Zander Jim Galen Frank Rasmussen is ear s een new memb rs were mt c i tter en Clun They me Lloyd l ox EC e-Cock Larry Rodgers Fiinlf Risnu sen Fred f-u l Bill Raymond .lerr Je Y own Doug Kunclsen B lm Keitl B ln Hay s i in n a Gei on Little Jerry and John Bullene i M rrh lci f- News J mu out ull5OO cle mu: i o ni le 1: 0 we 1 et C i i 1 ul s io 5 t o second team o nior gi sopiio c i y wr s te im D190 forty five , ,lv ffl, 4 W . ' I , ' S- XL' 3 F X 41- 3 ' W Q1 r , , i H v . ' , 1 4 if ' ,A .W -E1 l -Qhlli l V i V 1 i i ' , ' , 'f f , l , i I ' : ' I I ' 1 Th' ,f ixt I 1 -3 K 'i i iatel into the L2 ni 's '. ' ' re F , H , H , L . Q i 5 1 ' gwe, , E fters, Br , , o V i, o L Q. Eelclv Sviis, Calf Lee str , Al lv, R ' , L , O1 a , , the Letterv 1' Clui ST6l.lTl ils ann ,ai 4izasPf.'tlJall izene-lit on wliieli it made ab ' . ar. This 'Hey W ll GO f r a -vx l'fi if Vnv-' for the athotie lielcl f ici il r atl lei mfciuipiwent. Genes played we-rf freshmen vs. Q tn1 i fgfnciff, fa: ty vs, li-:at i.ts mar l X A ' ', Juni rse' ' 'rls vs. frgsliinan '- :'-- fi r s anl the SL-n'ors vs. ni--ft A-ef. ' Xt . K Y . Row 1: June Sluys, Wilma Patten, Joyce Hayes, Janice Pike, president, Corrine Rice, Ellen Blasdell, Joyce Boerhave, Sally Aldrich, treasurer, Judy Joneli, Mariorie Seiginan, Eleanor Sluys. Row 2: Merrilec Sharp, Barbara Johnson, Jackie Aker, Katrina Holt, Lecna Fox, Marlene Alguire, Em:-lie Nelson, Phyllis Simonson. Pauline Joneli, Donna Postma. Row 3: Marilyn Baker, Peari Franzen, Barbara Hopfinger, Nina Harrison, Kathleen Kleid, Jean Underhill, Barbara Patten, Elaine Sharp, Marilyn Hawk, Janice Fiell- man, Carol Doyle. Row 4: Betty Lou Mills, secretary, Gwen Nelson, Janet Shetler Diane Burgraft, Elaine Bullene, vice-president, Pat Hawk, Charla Pike, Shirley Fox, Pat Hurd, Mary Jane Anderson, sports manager, Alida Erickson, Mary Jane Billman. Not pictured: Carol Erickson. The Girls' Athletic Association, with a membership of forty-five, started off the year by playing baseball, speedball and volleyball, followed by basketball and when the weather began to warm up they again turned out for baseball. Noon was the playing time for the G. A. A., whose members are iuniors and seniors and who do not have regular P. E. classes. The sophomores in P. E. classes belong to the organization, but do not play on the G. A, A, schedule except for play-offs. The girls enioyed speedball and volleyball playdays at Bellingham and Mount Baker, and baseball at Blaine. They were hosts to girls from each school in the county on February fourth for the basketball playday, which was under the chairmanship of Janice Pike, the Meridian club's president. Over eighty girls participated and they were divided up into teams for games and entertainment. G. A. A, activities are planned to develop sportsmanship and understanding between individuals and schools on a basis of the interests that all have in common, QP - '--- -' '--'- 1-- ' -- 1 - - -'Wi' l l I STAHlEY'S VARIETY STORE 5 I 1307 Commercial Street Bellingham, Washington -in ----- - -ttt ------- - - t- -t-tt- tttt - -ttt --t- - - - - - -14- T,--tt- t-tt- -t -tt- .tt. -1.1 - -. .t., .. ..t. -t,t....t..- .. - - . l l . ! i Q L E ' S i Schnetder's 5 Q . . l l 1 Q dlp hm, 1 l Corner Grocery , ! Q Gkocskies 1 MERIDIAN BARBER SHOP GAS OIL LAUREL Guide and Pole Road i Herman Bakkom Laurel 5194 .i.,-it-t.- .tt. - t..t - t- .ttt -tt-.- .... -,- -..Ig 4..- ,,.. ....-.,- .... - ,,,. - ,.,. -..,-..-.-.-.-..g. 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