Mount Baker High School - Mountaineer Yearbook (Deming, WA)

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f-fwazala and Qfamvza STATE FARMERS-R. Kvamme, L. Ehle, F. Zobrist, D. Jacoby, D. Van- deryacht, J. Bouma, L. Richner, W. Rhode, R. Allen. STATE PARLIAMENTARY TEAM--F. Zobrist, W. Rhode, L. Ehle, L. Richner, K. Maleng, R. Allen, adviser G. Zeigler. NATIONAL SCHOLASTIC ART AWARDS T. Sinnes, P. St. James, G. Kelley, D. Smith. P. St. James and D. Smith also placed in National Contest. STATE TOURNAMENT OF ORATORS Kim Maleng, sophomore, repre- sented Mount Baker in Tournament of Orators on the subject of Abra- ham Lincoln in the state contest sponsored by Seattle P.l. Judy Hueston, sophomore, placed second in county, both in Knights of Pythias oratory contest and Peace Arch Festival. Page twenty-eight C. Miller, E. Webber, C. St. James, K. Verkist, D. Barter, M. Pefley Sheryl Jordan, a repre' sentative on McCaIl's Teen Fashion Board. PARTICIPANTS IN MUSIC FESTIVAL J. Holclt L. Pace C. Moors L. Culver R. Nelson National High School Poetry Association iPublication appears annually? ' i

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Wcmaza SENIORS - TORCH HONOR Standing: J. Bouma, E. Meyer, M. King, A. Johnson, N. Klander, S. Bailey, C. E. Redfield, adviser Seated: T. Sinnes, D. Smith, E. Hansen, L. Anderson, K. Gay, C. Phillips, ,V. Grappe. HONOR SOCIETY Leadership, character, scholarship and service are the main purposes promoted by the Honor Society. John Bouma, Judy Smith, Verjean Grappe and John Hayes gave brief speeches on these characteristics at a candelight ceremony held before the A.S.B. meeting, April 5, in the auditorium. Total membership now stands at forty-four with the probational acceptance of eight sopho- mores. The following sophomores were accepted: Kay Zender, Thelma Bay, Kim Maleng, Lois Gay, Janice Barter, Jim Morgan, Nancy Ziegler and Cliff Ramsden. Being a member of this society does not depend entirely on high grades, but good scholar- ship standards and an honest effort of each student to do his best. This is the third year the Mount Baker Honor Society has been a member of the National Organization for Secondary Schools, JUNIORS Standing: S. McCollum, J. Swanson, P. Gunter, J. Hayes, R. Minge, B. Prendergast, J. Vanderyacht, B. Olmstead, D. Ward. Sitting: M. Fekety, N. Hoines, C. Brown, T. Townley, J. Smith, C. Meyers, D. Giarde. Page twenty-seven

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W L. Richner, State F.F.A. President, and Mr. Ziegler at- tended the National F.F.A. convention at Kansas City, where Mr. Ziegler received the degree of Honorary American Farmer. Clara Jean Phillips was awarded a trip to Chicago for her active A-H club work. Mr. Wellenbrock, D. Smith, and J. Smith attended the National Association of Stu- dent Councils held in Port- land, Oregon. K. Gay, V. Grappe, Mr. Win- sor and D. Rathien repre- sented Mount Baker at the State High School Leaders' conference at the Univer- sity of Washington. N. Ziegler, S. Ziegler, A. Haug, and D. Holmes were delegates at the Pacific Coast Annual Conference at the Univeristy of Washing- ton. Miss Warner, adviser, T. Bay, E. Ray, G. Hayes, J. Bar- er, C. St. James, P. Spread- borough and M. King, Jour- nalism students, were pres- ent at the Pacific Slope Press Conference held in Seattle. Miss Warner was one of the conference speakers. Too late for pictures-Miss Esther Top, Home Econom- ics instructor and Jacquel- ine Vander Yacht attended State F.H.A. convention held at Pullman. I I I L. Richner, Mr. Ziegler, J. Phillips Mr. Wellenbrock, D. Smith, J. Smith, K. Gay, V. Grappe, Mr. Winsor, D. Rathien. N. Ziegler, S. Ziegler, A. Haug, T. Bay, E. Ray, Miss Warner, G. Hayes, J. Barter, D. Holmes C. St. James, P. Spreadborough, M. King Page twenty-nine