Mount Vernon High School - Skagina Yearbook (Mount Vernon, WA)

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Back Forty-six The class sponsored several dances during the year. One was given in Ian- uary and was called the 'Club 463, and carried out the theme of a night club or cabaret. The class also set a record by their dance in March, at which they made a profit of S150-something which has never been done before by any other school organization here, at a dance. But the highlight of the year for the class was, of course, the Junior Prom, presented at the Country Club, April 20. The Hi-Flyers, from Vllhidbey Is- land, played at the 'iDeep Purple Ball. The hall was decorated in purple and silver and all the proceeds went to the Red Cross. All in all, the Junior class has had a very successful and active year and promise to ably lead the school as the mighty seniors of the year to come. 23 Back row: NValde, Olin, Johnson, Ing man, Moores: sec-ond row, Hanson, Sjogren Oalbom, Martin, Loomisg front row, Poppe Johnson, Wood. Jacobs. Cheney. Back row: Jolly. Prentice, Lange. Lynn Commetg second row, Smith. Franklin Logsdon. Lindberg. Ilallyg front row, Pierce Bennett. Pearson. McDa11iels, Smith. row: Stewart. McCormick, Hein Moa, Anderson. Van Peltg second row, Lind Jorgenson, Parker, Beck, Hortong front row Van VVeiringen, Rungren. Johnson, Thomas Rhoades. Back row: Haugen. Schroeder, Henryg second row. Pearson, Willard, Nelson, Libby Glasgoeg front row, Gustafson, Lind, Dodge Pederson, Frisk.

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Officers: Williams, Mrs. Russell, Rindal, Dodge, Gustafson. Back row: Young, Rice, Savre, Tliiret. Tripp, second row. Hushy, Millay, Blaney. Vogt, Enye-art: front row, Henry, Davis. Kopp, Swanson, Bell. Back row: Sheriff, Countryman, Hanson, l-Ianstad, Holmes, second row, Good, Pier- son, Rindal, Karlson, Sehiedlemang front row, Sinnes, Keenan, Sc'haet'er, Loop, Lar- son, Back row: Murray, Lewis, Kenealy, Jen- sen, Snowdeng second row, McDonnell, Lindberg, Stover, Lillygren, Jungquistg front row, Williams, Franks, Swanby, Lee, Wil- lialns. 22 Class of The class of 1946 chose for their officers johnny Rindal, president: Emory VVilliams, vice-president: Mickey Dodge, seeretaryg Gunvor Gustafson, treasurer: Pati Kallicott, yell-leader, and Johanna Cluis and Katie Millay, class representatives. Advisors were Mr. joseph Murphy, Mrs. Ellen Opal Ruse sell, and Mrs. C. Maury Nelson. The class assembly was presented for Thanksgiving Day. It had the theme of a hoy of 1944 showing a Quaker lad around the modern world. Reverend A. VV. VVilson spolae for a few minutes. after which George Enyeart gave a read- ing. A 'Asearecrow quartet composed of Dale MeDaniels, jerry Stover, Lester Smith and Bill Davis sang a few num- hers, after which a short skit was pre- sented.

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Officers: Joanne Vike, Beverly Cooper, Harold Valentine, Bob Larson, Miss Curtis, Jeanne Vike, Bob Mason. Back row: Fotland, McConkey, Burkhal ter, Van Valkenberg, Wilson, Zimmer, sec ond row, Mason, Fenimore, Newman, Wa.l ker. Good. Wudtke: front row, King, Lawson Ellis, Johnson, Cozad, Lorenzen. Back row: Lloyd, Cooper, Thomas, Davis Stenihagen, Chenowetlig second row, Mil sten, Abrahamson, Shilt, Moore, Hughes Grossg front row, Abts. Gilbert, Stemhagen Mason, Tausher, Logsdon. 24 Class of il he class ol' l7ortvSeven was a very active class this year. 'lihev have partici patecl in a great many school activities. Officers chosen hy the class to leacl them were lflaroltl Valentine, presitlent: Bold l-arson, vice-presiclentg loanne Vilte, secretarv: leanne Yilte, treasurerg lloh Mason, stutlent council representative. :mtl Beverly Ciooper, cheer leatlcr. lhe class hatl Kliss glnn Curtis, llliss Nlaurine liallartl. Miss Marv Simeon, hir. Leliov Sebastian, anal Mr J. 'lf Pedersen, as advisors. Some of the activities the memhers of the Sophomore class have participatecl in are the Ushers' Club and the Dehate Team, which are composed almost en- tirely ol' Sophomores. Also the cast ol' the allfschool plav, 'liigflleartetl llcrf her, was mostly Sophomores. Many members of the class made the llonor Society by their scholastic endeavor. The fine work of the Bullpups was achievetl through the help ol' the hasltet- hall-mintlecl Sophomore hovs. A party was given hy the Sopho- morcs in the fall. lt was held at the Y. M. C. rl., ami the decorations were carried out in the Christmas motif. First games were played in which the whole