Meridian High School - Trojan Yearbook (Bellingham, WA)

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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,

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fs I . 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

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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