Meridian High School - Trojan Yearbook (Bellingham, WA)

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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

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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

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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 . , . . , ' , .