Port Angeles High School - Tum Tum Yearbook (Port Angeles, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1949 volume:

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Vlt'G-1Jl'lllt'lIJ2ll, and svluml lltlilfd, with the uhh- help uf the tU21tfllt'l'S who hezul the lJ0l'Sl'V0l'l11g Pnsse. whim-h uphulfls the laws uf our sf-howl. Supreule Vhiet of the x'rlQ'll2llll0S, Mr. Jyflllll fllilllll, is l'USlDUllSllll0 fur the entire Port Angeles Slfllfblll system. Allltlllg' his lllilllf' duties are the prepar- ing of the Zlllllllill lTllllf..L'0t. the selec-tiou and plaviug nf the p1'i11eipz1ls and teach- ers, and the 1I1ill1ll6ll2lllt'6 and l11lpI'OV6- 1Il0l1tS of the buildings. He is eVe1'111i11cl- ful of tl1e trust that is placed in him for the 0Cll1f'2ltl0llill welfare of the f'l1lldl'Pll of Port Angeles. Vhiet of the NYlQll2lllt0S is our priuvi- pill, Mr. Ray VVz11'1'e11, to VVl101ll all ques- tions zulcl problems C011CC1'1ll1lg' our svlmul, Sl'l10Cllll0S, and studies are re- f0l'1'Cd. He is free to exert-ise l1is hest jllflgllltqlt' to secure results in the liue of i11stI'1u'tio11, fliseipliue, and vitizeuship considered 110l'QSS2ll'f' and aulvisahle. He is iu t'l1El1'g0 of luring substitute teavh- ers, eure of the building, attelldullve, as well as Illllllj' Ulfl1l'l' respollsihilities. lVl1u leads tl1e l'l1601'lllg' at the g'z1111es I The Pep Vluh, of eo1u'se. And who direvts the Pep Uluh? Just i11lUtllt'l' duty of the Vigilautes' 1'lg'l1t-llkllld lllilll, mu' Vive-p1'i11eipz1l, Mr. fl0llll91' Reed. ... eeslawandorder... 'l'Ol' l'lC'l'URl'1 SCHOOL BOARD: Mr. Wzillur Scott. Mrs. lin-Ion liadlw, Dr, Qu--ntin Klllllh'l'. Mr. Harold Rnlhrnff, Mrs. Victoria Hallwrir. Mr. Carl Lziudenhach. Mr. .lolm Glann. I.El4 l' l'lC l'URl4lS Miss Mcrh- Coxvlinir, lVlr. Harold lVlvl.aui:hlin. A . I addition To his dntii-s as Bl-sidm-s avtiiig as advisor of tho Pop Vlnh and Sfndvnt Uonni-il, Mr. Howl swins To find lllllll to prcviow all as- svnihlios and lm-nd his hvlpfnl snggost- ions for Thvir ll1lpl'0V0lll0l1f. The svhool hoard, l'U1llpOS0ll of Mr. Ilarold Hnthrnff, prvsidvntg lllr. iVill- tl'l'S1'Ult, Mrs. Vic-'foria Hallwrg,g, Mrs. llvlc-n Hilillitk2lllClD1'.Qlli'1lll1lKl1lt1ll'l', is ollv of The Vlial faviors of Ulll' svllool adniinistration. Tho hoard employs the l0ili'll0l'S, provides for the oxpeiillifiirvs of tho school district, and givc-s frwly of its tiniv and expewieiivv to make possible our VV0ll-Ul'g'211llZOd and effi- vic-nl sm-hool systeni. assistant Sllll0l'lllli'llill'lll. sv1'vvs as Si'l'l'0lill'f' to Tho svllool lmoard. As sw'i'olzii'y to Tho Vigilanfv l'hi1-l'. our snporiiitoiulviit, Mrs. 'l'hvlina Vail has lllllll0l'1l1lS wspoiisilmilifios. Sho takos 4-arc of tho niail and answors Tho Tolvpliono, as we-ll as any otlivr soviw- Tarial dnfivs thai are' l'U1ll1ll'l'll of hor. Miss Mvrlm- Uowling sorvos as Si-nior Vlass advisor and also finds tinio To avi as advisor of onv of tho largost and niost avtivv groups in our svhool, Tho Girls' Ulnh. Hoi' patioilvo and roslri1i'c'c-fiilm-ss in dealing with prohlvnis whii-h arisi- assnro ns sho is we-ll qnalifiod to avi in This 1'z1pzu'i'fy. Tho Boys' Chili ri-sts in tho vonipv- tont hands of Mr. Harold Mi-rllal1g'l1lin. who also is boys' advisor and vondni-ts junior high svieiivv and P. E. vlassvs. ...vviththeaid0f... Miss Fora AllClt'l'S0llZ l.il11'z11'y. Mr. LeRoy li'l1ap111z111 : Shop, rnccliani- val cl1'a1wi11g', l111ilcli11gr11':11lvs. Mr. NYv11rle-ll Mrl'ai11: Physics, 2011- vral sc-icllw. f'l'lt'llllSll'y, Senior lllass znlvisor. Miss lsalwlle YVhitfi0l1l: Spanish, jonrnzilisin. Tvclcly Hrowls aclvisor. Mr. l100llE1l'll Johzniiwsz Shop, foot- lmll vom-h. Mr. .Xllon llivilwz .XnTo1110Tives, 11121- 1-hinv shop. Mr. John Drisroll: llistory, govern- niont. study, haskotlmll voavh. 10 Mr. Driscoll reprimands Hr. lliblllltll' Rvml: llistory, sociology, Mrs. Bcity Walker: 'l'ypi11gr. hook- lwepiligg mlllplicatiligf, Honor Som-in-Ty ziclvisor. Mr. llarry Shivldsz Uconictry, alge- bra, trigo11o111vt1'y, Sopho111o1'c Class zimlvisor. Mr, YVilliz1111 Shore: P. H., truck 1-oavli. assistant football roam-h. Mr. Hart Smith: Public spvzxkingr, l+111grlish, clelmatv. cl1'z1111:11irs, Blasqiu' anal llzmgrvi' mlvisor. Mr. George NN'ilts0 : Business zirithinc- tic. Sllllly. 11tz1'fl1v1'11a1tivs. ment classi in his govern- . . . th erseverin P sse . Mr, Paul Mm-iiikoz llisfory, Miss Mary liusvllz FOIISIIIIIUI' Ullllliil- tion, lmmo vc-oiioniivs, lionic iiiaiiagre- nivnt. 1-onl'oi'i-iirr. Mr. llOlll'y Kim-l: lliolugry, hall supvr- vision. Miss llorotliy Romans: Typing: Mr. liolwrt Fowl-lls: Junior chorus, musiv, sm-nior vhorus. Mrs. Hzllclorzi llxriglitz Study, valv- 11-rm. Mr. .X. lil-v l l'n-011121111 Srnior lmml. ln-giiiiiiiiw' lrziml. music frrou ms. 2' P Mr. Kiel lvcturvs ln his intl-rosie-rl lnlrxfugy stunlenis. Miss Margrarvt U'Xeill: l'. IC.. rrzul- ing, girls' atliletirs. Miss lq2llllll'l'll llklllllllillllll HY'lg1'liSll. Miss Lcora liraclshziwz Svhool tren- surer, mlisfrihutive ccluratiou, short- haiicl, Shox-tlmml Fluln advisor. Mrs. Thyra Miclllletmi: Latin, miniial mlvisor, history Miss ilI211'Ql'2ll'Pl Powull: lfhwlisli. F' sociology. i BLISS Mlullcl' lllasson: Homc worm- mivs, -llllll0XlI1Nl2lSS zulvisor, . il X . , :Ni 11 . as rail lazers . . . lvllfbll the olwiiiiig of the l948-I949 svliool teriii. the Roosevelt 'lhlflivs lizul quite ii SllI'1Jl'lS0 iii store for tlieiii. NVl1e1'o was eI01'1 V Svott, pix-sicleiit-elevt of the student body? Possibly JOI'l'j',S cliszippeziiwiiim-0 will leave ai blank space iii some of your niiiiclsg but that spawns in olll' minds and iii the iiieiiioijv of H. H. S. has been quite c-upably filled by that reliable lzul, VVQIYIIO Neale. At tlic- first uieetiiig of the Student l'ouii4-il, Wayne was elm-ted to the presideiicy, and Jim Phillips to the vive-piwsideiioy. Working with the rest of the offii-ers, Mzideleiiie Fisher, ser'i'etz11'-Vg B2II'lJ2l1'2l Bailey, tI'62lSlII'0I'Q Mairy Jo lXlr'l,z11h'ei1, fire-chiefg and Mr. Uouiier Reed, :xd- Visorg the Stucleiit Vouiirfil has been able to voniplete ziuothei' sim-essflil .Y0i1l'. XXII lIlt1'IIlIl11g p1'osp0vtor listeuiiig in on one of the couiu-il 1ll00flIlgS might STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Wayne Neale, president: Madeleine Fisher, secretary: Jim Phillips, vice-president. FIRST SEMESTER COUNCIL TOP ROW: Mr. Reed, advisor: Frank Fisher, Wayne Roth, Don Hilt, Dick Floyll. ROW 3: Dan Donahue, Jean Erickson, Blll Foley, Shirley Mel- 'll B ' B t C B t vi e, cy ay on, lene ar' on. ROW 2: Don Montgomery, Elsie Wright, Lorraine Payette, .Ioan Aryzenbright, Zoe Balch. BOTTOM ROW: Jim Phillips, vice-president: Wayne Neale, president: Madeleine Fisher, secretary: Barbara Bailey, trea- surer. vixx . . . c ear the obstacles well he tlalmlrergasted at such reniarlzs as these: I think that the present Pep Vluh systein sl1ould inelude hoys as well as girls! She 4-an't hold that otfit-eg she has too niany points! and Did you know that the Student Vounvil has the last Vote on which athletes are to receive awards ? These were just a few of the topif-s disc-ussed by Mr. Reed, the Student Body Otfieers, and the repre- sentatives froni the first period classes. Aniongg the S0l'I't'l'2l1'.V,S records you will find af-counts of these and inany more eoinpleted tasks. 'l'he Pep Uluh was 1'e-orgaiiized. The booster hat idea was 1-arried tlirough. And a student dist'-jot-key prograin was set under way at KONI? Yes, the Student Vounf-il has had a golden year! 'l'O,I' PICTURE S'l'UDEN'I' BODY OFFICERS ANI? ADVISOR BACK: Mr. Conner Reed, advisor. FRONT: Mary .lo McLaren, fire chief: Burl Jzlr' a Bailey, tn-asul'ei'. Ii0'I I'0M PICTURE QNIJ SIiMES'I'I'IR STUDENT COUNCIL TOI' ROW: Jerry Downing, Frank Fisher, Wayne Roth, Norm Thomassen, Richard Smellinir. Disk Floyd. ROW 3: Glenn Avery, Dennis Lannoye, Gene Barton, Evangeline Rimlnach, .lim Lemon. ROW 2: Bev Iiayton, Joan Ary,renln'i1,:ht, Elaine liuedke, Margie Williams. Harry Heath. IiO'l l'OlVI ROW: Mary .Io Mcliaren, .lim Phillips, Wayne Neale. Madelvim- Fisher, Iiarlvara Bailey. lVlr, Conner Reed. xx P TOP PICTURE GIRLS' CLUB OFFICERS Y Annie Schmitt, president: Margie Cayanus vice-president: May MacCormack, treasurer: Betty Dunller, secretaryg Mary Lee Pinord, corresponding secretary. TOP LEFT HALL DUTY GIRLS TOP ROW: Robin Nelson, Donna Davis, Louise Baublits. ROW 2: Nona Lee Malesky, Dolores Hendrickson, Mardel Hennin fs Alice Scholes L , . BOTTOM ROW: Mary Williams, Delores Hall, Grace Beissel. BOTTOM LEFT CANDY CONCESSIONS: Margie Hanchett, cu-chairmang Gladys Larson, and Sally Anderson, co-chairman, sell candy to the students during: the noun hour. BOTTOM RIGHT NURSE'S ROOM: Marilyn Huy, nurses ruum chairman, bandages zi cut finger for Sharon Haller. alamit alles The Girls, Cluh ezirried out its niottu, Tn Be 21 Better Friend,'l by giving 21 niixer party forthe new nienibers at the beginning of the year. At this party the new girls juined in with the rest of the wgaiiizatiuii in the fun plzinned for thein. A ezihinet of twenty-seven girls was ehusen with ezleh nieniher working un il different prejeet. Outstanding i11 these :ietivities were the Teac-hers' Courtesy ilU1llllllTi00. lililllllllllllif' Serviee, Ven- eessions and Senior lllutliers' Teal. The girls excelled in their 1II'9p2Il'2ltl0Il for the Faieultlv Tea given in the Eagles' Hall at ill1I'lSt11I21S. Manny weeks of lizird . . prove able . . 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BOTTOM RIGHT PICTURE 0I4'I ILL ACTION SHOT Zoe Balch and Keith Engel ren-eive help from office girls, Margie Atkinson and Lois Stieke. while Bonnie Mudll and Miss Rayhone work in the bilCliIIl'OUHtl. ..asd0the.. Who RIINVQIXS lIilV9 21 eheery 'fhelloi' for the students as they board the sl-hool busses every 11101'1IlIlg'i? The bus diiivers of eourse. Olll' faithful drivers skill- flllly direet our busses flIl'UlIQ'll ruin, shine or snow. Although they have :L terrifie responsibility, they do their joll c-heerfully and proinptly. They rec-eive our zlppreeizltioll for 21 job well done. When you XVZIIIIIGI' into the lllll'2lI'.V looking for an English report, you will find the 4'0III't0UlIS lIlJI'ill'I2lIlS ever so willing' to help you. In spite of their Illillly jobs, whieh inf-lude I'l10t'lilllg' hooks ill and out, keeping the sllelves l'l02l1I, and the hooks ill order, and help- ing their supervisoig Miss tlorzl Ander- son, with IIIIIIIGFOIIS other tasks, they find tinle to assist students in finding hooks and looking' up IIIIUUTIIIZITIUII. Constantly busy ZllISXVO1'l11Q'tl1Q phone, eolleeting 2Iti01ICl2lIl0l1 slips, and listen- ing' to all kinds of exeuses for zlhsenees, the ezlpzlble offiee girls are always will- ing' to he of serviee at the sliglltest request. Under the Q,'Illtlillll'0 of Miss Phyllis Rzlyhone and Bliss llorothy Roinzuis the offiee is run sinoothly and efficiently. luice Swee ers, The norm hell rings and the mail clash to the 4-afeieria begins. The sfncleiits svrainhle tn he first in line to enjoy The flelieinus ineals prepared by our skillefl 1-links umler the supervision of Mrs. Maud Mnllich. Inclustrionsly wnrliing with the r-nnks are the eafeteria assist- ants when help with 'the fund. make f'l1211lg.L'0, and vlear the dishes. This year we have a rlieiiiian, Mrs. Beulah Are-lier, who 1-arefnlly prepares a menu for our appetizing and liealih- ful lunr-lies. Yun ean'l open your lm-ker ? Our ever lielpfnl and patient jaiiitors are always tliere, willing' 'ro assist us in nur many trying' sifuafinns. Nut nnly do ihegy sweep the halls and vlassrnmns, and keep our seliunl and grouncls elean but they must alsu tnleraie the many proh- lenis lb1'tlllQ.L'llt in Them hy The SIllLl0lliS. Altlmngli noi inucfli reengiiitioii is given in them, They always raie tops with the stuclents uf R.II.S., and are appreeiafell for The servives They rencler. TOI' PICTURE CAFETERIA COOKS: Mrs. Beulah Archer, dietitian: Mrs. Maude Mullich, Mrs. Ida Gm-rg. Mrs. Jennie Hapruewuod. MIDDLE PICTURE CAFETERIA ASSISTANTS TOP ROW: Rosemary Otterstetter, Sally Crawley, Billie Thomp- son. ROW 2: Dale Woodside, Jnan Garland, Sidney Smith. BOTTOM ROW: Gs-uryria Tinkham, Shirley Schmidt, Iiudlly Allen. BOTTOR RIGHT PICTURE JANITORS: Mr. Bernt Peterson, Mr. Dan Kettel, Mr. William Watts, Mr. Fred Rasmussen, Mr. Flrl Daniel. BOTTOM LEFT PICTURE LIBRARY ACTION SHOT: Students in the lilirary stuily industriously under the ever vigilant eye nf Miss Cora Anxlersnn. . . . so told ll Q old ine Gazette., To the Teddy tirowls staff falls the task of supplying the st11de11ts with bi- lllilllthly t'01ldGl1SZ1iI011S of current hap- peiiiiigs around the halls of R. H. S. tlapably advised by Miss Isabelle Whit- field, they strive to reach the ultimate goal of all school newspapers- tl1e National Sr-liolastic' Press Assoeiatio11's All-A111e1'iea11 Award. Spark plugs of the staff are Shirley MeMieke11 illlll Betty Powell, eo-editors: following' elosely i11 their footsteps are assoeiate editor Betty Williams, and uews editor Molly Molehior. Mary .-Io Mc-I1a1'e11, feature editor, and her assistant, Rita Aiidersou write those tidbits that pop up here and there. Bob Mattson, the 21Q'g2,'1'0SSlVC business inaiiager of the staff, keeps the books balanced, pays bills and eolleets IIIOIIOY fro111 the local 111erc'ha11ts. Russell Eldridgets persevera11ee and photographer Kenny IIlll11I1lI'6,S pie- tures are the two features which 00111- bi11ed turn out the exeelleiit sports page you'll fi11d i11 every issue. All i11 all, you Cilllii' help but agree that the Teddy iirowls staff is plIllllSll- ing a newspaper Zlllf' sc-hool would be proud of. TOP LEFT PICTURE Shirley McMicken, co-editor: Miss Isabelle Whitfield, advisor Betty Williams, assistant editor: Betty Powell, eo-editor. SECOND LEFT PICTURE Russ Eldridge, sports editor: Jim Gertz, assistant morgue editor: Dick Thanem, morgue and circul'1t.on editor: Ken Dunmire, photographer. BOTTOM LEFT PICTURE Molly Molchior, nevxs ed1tor: Rita Anderson, assistant feature editor: Lorna Randell, reporter and ad sol tutor: Diane lVlcMahan, copy and exchimfre editor: Mary Jo McLaren feature editor. TOP RIGHT PICTURE Delores Lrdmann, typist: Bob Mattson, business manager: Billie Thompson. tvpist: Be.ty Romines. advertsing. BOTTOM RIGHT PICTURE FIRST YEAR JOURNALISM STUDENTS TOSV ROVIG: Betty Kohler, Sally Trudeau, Beverly Bell, Doris I ourne . BOTTOM ROW: Joy Weaver. Trenna Olson, Mardel Henning Ron Neer. 'e e in our journey . . . 'l'o stako a 1-laiin for their 1-lass, thc Soplioiiioros startod out i11 roal variicst. 'l'l11-lv sot ont to vlaiin mlistinctioii of having tho host Soplioiiiore spirit hy sookiiig a good naino for tlieiiisclves i11 Tho svhool. flllil ofil1vi1'111a11.V avfivitivs was the-ii' Zlllllllill assoiiililuv which took plavc 011 Al'llllSTlt'l' Day. 'llhis assoiiihly was liasml o11 world 1N'ill'0,, with 'rho A1111-1'i1-1111 lmgion assisting i11 fhe pre- Slllliilililll. Allflilllfl'0X2llll11l0 oftl1ei1'z1l1ilii'V was shown hy tho sin-rfoss offl10i1'p0p danvo Snow Flako lf'li11 givv11 at l'l11'isT111as Tiino. 'l'l1is zwtivit-V gavv 11s 1ll0l'l' proof that Tho up ancl Wlllllllgw Soplioinoro 4'lass has what if Takos. 'l'l1o Tl1i1'cl Zlllllllill Nlaiwli Gras spon- sorocl lay Tho Soplioinoiwi Ulass was a Ll1Il-'T l'IC'l'URl-I: SOPHOMORE CLASS ADVISORS M1'. Harry Shim-lxls and Miss Sue Harding. Ul'l'l-IR RIGHT Sonhomorus. Maryzarc-t Corba-ti. l'n-1-:gy Ditz :mil Vera Allen vnjoy thvmss-Ives at the Girls' Cluh Big Sister Party. LOWER KlGH'l': SOPHOMURE CLASS OFFICERS Hill Foloy, 1111-siiluiitg lin-rnaril lionil, vico-lire-sidi-ritz Diane lirusoau, svcrotarv. gala affair whivli l1igl1 liglifocl Tho ovvii- lllgg' of F1-l11'11z11'.x' 25. With i'2lllf2ll'0, von- fofti and balloons, Tho king and qiiooii, -l0l'l'V Austin and Sallv A111lo1'so11, dross- ocl i11 royal attiro, worm- vrowiivcl hy tho wow 1-hoson as ilii0llll2llliS to tln- king and 1111111111. 'l'ho f'2llllllll2llOS wow llUllllll2lll'll hy tho lll0llllM'l'S of thc- 1-lass lint tho final solovfioii was loft To Tho Voting of tho l'llfil'0 Silltlllllt body. 'l'l1is clanvo ll2lS 1-oino to ln- known as tho oiitstaniling a1'Tivi'ry of Tho Soplioinoros anal is 11ow il t1'a1lition illllllg with lllllll0l'HllS oflioi' svllool 1'V0llis. 1-lass111'osiclo11T,l3ill Foloy.All11on1i11110s ight our goal 20 TOIP PICTURE TOP ROW: Pat Daily, Marga- ret Reiners, Dick Foster, Shirley Melville, Clark Bryant, Harold Ortloff, Jean Hagerty. ROW 4: Jimmy Young, Florence Fountain, Don Midkiff, Delores Woodworth, Elsie Wright, Mary Ahlvers, Joy Swenson. ROW 3: Jim Bolen, Joyce Kellogg, Harry Heath. Gay Little, Shirley Baar, Ronnie Neer. ROW 2: Bob Williams, Virginia Pringle, Lynnette Smith, Joyce Noble, Berdena Amund- son, Irene Hansen, Joe Ross. BOTTOM ROW: Shirley Cole, Loretta Charles, Martha Stewart. Lorraine Charles, Joann Kruger, Ramona Olson. MIDDLE PICTURE TOP ROW: Jerry Austin. Bob Winters, David Bovy, Leonard Barrett, Clifford Olson, Jack Trumbull, Jean Erickson. ROW 4: Virginia Oars, Don Montgomery, Elaine Luedke. Jerry Donahue, Larry Smith, Wanda Maple, Doris Wournell. ROW 3: Jim Hinshaw, Annetta Howser, Mardel Hennings, Gordon Gribble, Betty Kohler, Tom O'Brien, Bob Adams. ROW 2: Danny Janzen, Bonita Sylvia, Dolores Hendrickson, Lorna Cameron, Darlene Craver. Joan Esson, Ardell Evenson. BOTTOM ROW: Jim Lemon, Steve Homer, Rebecca Bald- erston, Margie Miller, Marietta Alice, Mona Fuller, Barbara Smith. BOTTOM PICTURE TOP ROW: Sid Keith, Ronald Schroder, Dennis Lannoye, Monte Edwards, Don Irwin, Dick Smith. Delmar Thomp- son. ROW 4: Don Kochanek, Lora Haven, Pearl Dunn, Keith Lindley, Bill Ewing, Leo Walsh, Peggy Harper. ROW 3: Sally Anderson, Larry Gilden, Peggy Ditz, Donna Smith, Pauline Kesler, Joan Albright, Don Scholes. ROW Z: Gladys Larson, Joy Weaver, Bebe Schmitt, Chris Johnson, Margaret Corbett, Sonya Nichols, Hettie Smith. BOTTOM ROW: Trenna Olson, Jo Richardson, Margie Will- iams, Diane Bruseau, Betty Shropshire, Buddy Picca. O O O TOP PICTURE TOP ROW: Sue Brown, Veldon Privitt, Kenneth Evanger, Robert Pearson, Lois Newman. ROW 2: Delores Davis, Marjorie Graham, Rae Sellulin, Barbara Jean Colbern, Lavonne Hunter, Sully Trudeau. BOTTOM ROW: Josephine Engel, Pat Stiles, Jo Ann Olson, Olive Goin, Darlene Moser. MIDDLE PICTURE TOI' ROW: Lee James, Dick Brown, James Grall, Darwin Engman, Ed Smith, Philip Jarvis, Richard Goin. ROW 3: Charles Haven. Leslie Waldron, Fred Michalacheck, Beverley Bell, Lois Shawver, Mary Kitselman. ROW 2: Bob Smellimz, Char- lotte Tolliver, Joan Chernut, I-'red Leach, Vera Allen, Jo Ann Crowley, Bernard Bond. BOTTOM ROW: Margaret Roark, Gladys Wicklander, Bonny Stepp, Shirley Ripley, Eel McAllister. BOTTOM PICTURE At the Sophomore assembly featurimz a world peace theme, the girls' chorus sings. From left to right: Florence Fountain, Elsie Wright, Jean Albright, Joann Kruger, Lyn- ette Smith, Berdena Amund- sen. Margaret Corbett, Dolores Hendrickson, Bonny Stepp, Rae Seytulin, Sally Anderson, Sue Brown. tak our claim 21 pa k 5 1. I 5 if T Q ,ww , SH fi: ., Kiwi! 4 F' M5254 .3 .mffww J iw? as W ' fm? 3,3 1, gf fl :E N M 5-Qff? 2 A - ,L , 15863, Q f if ' ' ,Q - . h f'g.1x-. Q , Aff, ,-11 , . , 4 f 1-'SL A ' A 5 - Vyv. M iq A - 5U f'y ?n'fsf.f f- . , I ' ' H 31341 ' i. J ,feffr wg-A QM , wg. ,if 1 ,Q i Q ', 'Wu ik 9 9 '25 N59 Sf? fb 13 view melodrama . . . 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'llliis play XVI11l'1l was 1'11111p111i12 with 21 Vill21i11. 21 lllillllj' 111-1-11, 211111 2111 i1111111-11111 11111111111- was l1l'CSI'l1tI'I1 211 2111 21ss1'11111l'1' 211111 2111 12V1111i11g' 11111'f111'11121111-11. Illl1Il'l' 1111- 11i1'111-111111 111' lXl1'. 112111 Smith tlllx ylbllllg' tl112s11i2111s1121v11 15211111-11 1-xp111'i11111-1- 111 1121l'li st21g'11 211-111111 21s w111l E1Slllill'Tll1Q. 'I'RI-HI-Y OFFICERS 'l'RI'HI-Y OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER FIRST SEMESTER 'l'0l' ROW: J 1121 n Avirenlirigrht, L2 11'1111 ne Iioyrl, Marilyn Schlzxpqvr. ISOTTOM ROW: D2l!'lL'f1t' W211'r1-n. Molly Molchior, Rita Andvr- son, Nancy 112111211-1-i. KNEELING: lie-tty Thompson, Shirlvy McMick0n, Sharon Lemon. STANDING: Yvonne Hart, Mary Cahill. S'l'ANlJlNGi: Mr. Hurt, Smith, 11ir1-ctor: Larry Eymzin. l'1-to Silulmld, Gary Kish, Jim Niemeyer, Sid Smith, Al Sethe-rly. Sl'l l'lNG: Chris J11h11s1m, Mary Loc l'in11r1l, Betty Williams, Joan Ary,renl11'ight, Frances Pelikan, Sherie Conziwzzy, M21r1:21r0t Curliett, 1'21tsy l'i111-1'. il? . . . squabble over stakes and . . As tht-5' 1-11t1-11-cl thc- public apt-akiiig' 1-lass ill Sl'lP'fl'llliH'l' tht- ch-Iwata-rs fmlial tilt-iiist-in-s la1'g't-ltv iiim-xpt-1'it-111-1-ti iii thi- p1'tw1-4i11i'i- ami tat-tif-s ui' tht- gm-litiv art ul' Ibt'l'Sll2ltiilljJ,'. lvllliltl' thi- 1-t'i'it'it-lit liil'l'l'iitPll ut' Mix Ilart Smith ami Zliiil'l' slut-ialiiig' mmitlis in lm-pz1i':1tiu11, argu- iiiggami l't'i'llTillg.1' tht- national ch-hatv tupiv, H1-sulvt-cl: That thi- l'11itm-fl Nations Nnw ht- Ht-Vis:-fl into a l+'t-ch-Val XYm'ltl fiHVi'l'lllllt'llT.H tht- th-liatt-rs Ell't' iaiw filHl'4lllQili.X' Ilt'tlll2lillil'ti with lmth salt-sat tint-4,111-stimi. Stumh-nts t'i'um all Kitsap svlmtils Q'2liilt'l'l'ti THg,L'l'iilt'l' iii tht- Spring' fm' a tmiriiana-lit at Kunst-Vi-lt. Aftt-1' twti rlays slut-lit in vulistaiit ch-hatv thc- wiii- iic-Vs nt' tht- 1-mm-st wort- l't-warth-d with tmlnliit-s. 'l'ht- maiiy ch-hatt-t1'ips.tl1v Vt-1'-v origi- nal tlaim- STHt'iiillQ,' Stiuiihh-, aml tht- agmiiziiig' immit-rits slit-ut slim-aliiiig' lu-- t'w1'1- thi- hwal iDllSillltSSlIll'll will always ln-1-t-im-iiila-1'm-tl. 'FOI' ROW: Mr. Smith. instrut-lor: James Grail, Dc-nnis Lulinnyu 4.m'1lun Hardy. ROW 2: Farnl Johnston. listlu-1' liascum, Shi-ric Cunaway, Rumi pn-sith-lit. l4O'l l'0IVI ROW: Mary Iaru Vinurd, Mary l'uru-i'. Ia-lah Arp, 1 QUILI, AND SCROLL RACK RUVV: Margin' Hzinchl-H. Muily Mulchiur. Juan Ari: bright. FRONT ROW: Mary .ln iVIvi.ai'n-11, Shirlm-y Mt-Miclwn. I'PEBA'l'E ACTION SHOT Citlm-y Timmuns llrziviicm-s hm-I' mlohatm- in-1'nl'v thx- 154-hatu Plas, .ee .luhnsmp hom- Pala. tri-asiin-rg Xt-rvmn liulu-ris, .lat-li 'l'u-umhull a liarnartl. Juycm- Km-llmryr, WVamizi IVIa1vlm-, .lumix .-Xl':'t-:ilvx'iu'hl. Vic ihirh-y, Cult-. Chris Jnhnstm, pri-sitln-nt: Citlm-y 'l'immmis Ni-ci -tary QV 25 ,,. v -yi .X .W--.wm.w,.. . . . see puck and shovel pranks . . . 'llhe Jiuiiors' reniarkable perform- ance of the hilarious play, HTl1e Canni- bal Queen, made its presentation a complete sueeess. The plot centers around Allen Kent CPeter Sibbaldl who falsely tells a ricl1 uncle QSidney Smithl he is bringing' home a cannibal queen from the Solo- mon Islands. Allen's friend, Bruce Clyde Cliarry Uayanusl. a newspaper reporter, learns about it and enriches the story with a fake queen C-loan llritehfieldj and her retainers Qlionda Barnard a11d Larry Eymanb. Wlieii the real queen, Ju Ju fBeVerly Pinordl, appears unexpectedly the plot really becomes complicated. This fast action comedy was under the competent direction of Mr. Robert Stocking Who Was ably assisted by pro- duction manager, Frances Richard, and her various committees. As the cry 'ffioldln echoed across the country, all classes of people hur- ried from different direetionsg so the ring of three bells beckons all students to an assembly at R-.H.S. A large variety of programs was planned for the edueation and entertainment of the students. During this year the assemblies were outstanding' in the portrayal of interest and purpose, due in part to the number of National Assemblies which were pre- sented. These types of assemblies gave students a chance to see more and bet- ter presentations at a reasonable price. Of most enjoyment to the students were the pep assemblies before the games which encouraged the players to do their best for the school and urged the students to support them. TOP PICTURE The cast of The Cannibal Queen takes a bow. PICTURE 2 In this confusing scene the question is, Who is the real JuJu'I PICTURE 3 A scene from the play, Fireman, Save My Child. PICTURE 4 The '48 Seniors cast a line for Student Body Secretary. ART CLUB TOP ROW: Pete Sibbald. Cecil Wilcox, Sid Smith, Mr. Stocking, advisor. ROW 2: Shirley Melville, Chris Johnson. Margaret Reiners. BOTTOM ROW: Gladys Larson, Lynnette Smith, Margie Williams, Elsie Wright. OFFICERS: Shirley Melville. presi- dent: Betty Kohler, vice-presi- dent: -loan Critchfield. secretary. mixed :With paint, pen and patter. The Art Club, lllldel' Mr. Robert Stoc-king's capable supervision, was 1'0- orgaiiized this year to further develop the interest and ability ofthe Stl'l1gIg'lll1g' artists of To the meetings n1e111- bers brouglit examples of original art work to receive co11struetiVe connnents and 1-1'itieis111 from the other enthusi- asts. Everyone reineinbers the aiieieiit our whieh the sehool-spirited Art Club entered i11 the Hoinecoining Parade featuring Sid Smith as HITOIIIQCOIIITIIQ' Queen of l9l2. Another of tl1e olubls nunierous iiiidertakiiigs was painting posters for various school activities. Our Sliortlizuid Ulub, supervised by Miss lleora Bradsliziw, is n svhool service group. Among its nunierous aetivities are helping' with student body records, doing ste11oe'1'z1pl1ic- and ele1'iez1l work for the sohool, and aiiswerine' wills f1'0lll o1',e,'a11izz1tio11s in the eoinniunity desiring serviee of this kind. To finzuu-e its sf-hool projeets, whieh are seleeted early i11 the year. the elub sells typing paper and shorthzind noteboolas, jllltl sponsors ai pep dainee. Equipinent given to the student body by the 1-lub iiivliules ai phonogrzipli and l'0COl'll6, ai llllIllll0l'lllg' IIlill,'hlllt', ai receipt 1ll2lf'llllli', and 21 elievk Writer. SHORTHAND CLUB TOP ROW: Janice Fairservice 8 Gladys Snodgrass. Delores Baar, Mary Zimmer, Virginia Dagley. BOTTOM ROW: Betty Dunder Barbara Bailey, Patty Somers Miss Bradshaw, advisor. OFFICERS: Betty Dunder. presi- dent: Barbara Bailey, viee-presi- dent: Patty Somers, secretary- treasurer. Q nap ooters and . . . lm A LEFT PICTURFI TOP ROW: Russel Rollin, Philip Jarvis, Milan Irwin. Don Midkiff. ROW 2: Shirley Tucker, Rolvert Moffat, Arlen McDonald, Patty Jewett, A. Lee Freeman, director. BOTTOM ROW: Mamie Hanchett, Darlene Warren, Gloria Smith, Lavonne Boyd, Peggy Harper. At the first notes of the snappy Roosevelt High Sehool hand everyone perkecl up with an nnrlyiiig spirit. l'ncler the able clireetion of Mr. A. .Lee il'll'i'I'lIlilll the hzinml has developed into one ot the finest the sehool has ever haul. Appearing in their sinart green and white nnitorins at the football and Ll'Il 'l' PICTURE TOP ROW: D4-Los Wooilworth, Don Kaas. Pete Silmlsald, Dave P1 'df irtri ge. ROW 3: Leonard Jesinyzer, Freil Hennings, John Shore, Jaeli Horton, Kenneth Tinlcham. ROW 2: Billy Allmright, Donald Kochanek, Verner Bryant. Wayne Roth. BOTTOM ROW Clara Rushton, Beverly LaB1'eelx, Pat Williams, majorettes. I 3 . RIGHT PICTURE TOP ROW: Ronald Bradshaw, Don Turco. ROW 2: Sid Keith, Donald Irwin, Larry Cayanus, John Rim- lmach, Ken Lake. BOTTOM ROW: Donna Fee, Joy Swenson, Jim Gertz, Virginia Pringle, Irene Falconer. lmsliethall gzunes, they aclmlecl to the zest of the erowcl. They helped with their eatehy tunes to proflnee i11 the pep assenihlies an atinosphere ot en- thnsiasin and gaiettr whieh lmrouglit out the true spirit of the students and show- ed our rivals and opponents that An- geles is really tops. RIGHT PICTURE TOP ROW: Bob Foster, Leonarrl Barrett, Ralph Christensen. ROW Z: Beverly Nelson, Pat Nelson, Jackie Pnunml, .lean Hag:- erty. -lim Glann. BOTTOM ROW: Boll Fsson, Gormlon Fee, Donald Wagner, Don Smith, Wayne Prielve. .- ' ,. 1 1 .A . J . . . iddlers pla on . . . ff' I LEFT PICTURE TOP ROW: Mr. Oscar Erickson, director: Lorna Cameron, Jack Venables, Dan Janzen, Waynne Shields, Delores Hendrickson. SEATED: Bonnie Mudd, Jeanne Harlow, Mary Kitselman, Merle Bailey. 'i1ill'UllQ.Q'ilUllI the ages people have songht innsie. In the days of old '49, ininers streained into their favorite saloon where, as they partook of their favorite refreshinent, they listened to exhilarating niusie played on a tinny piano illlfi sung' by a harrooin belle. Now, a eentnry later, innsie is still being enjoyed. Here in R.H.S. the orehestra under the direetion of Mr. Osear I+h'iekso11 plays an iinportant part LEFT PICTURE 'FOI' ROW: Ken Doerxre, Wayne Roth, Allen Matthews, Dick Goodman. ROW 2: Larry Cayanus, Jean Hagerty, Jack Rice, Barbara Barrett, SEATFD: Dick Floyd, Ronald Durham. Marlene Walker, Lois Shawver. RIGHT PICTURE TOP ROW: .lim Woolett, Spent-er Adams, Roger Eastman, Wayne Priebe, John Rimbaeh. SEATED: Barbara Smith, Pemzy Harper, Joy Swenson, Virginin Pringle. in our innsie l!l'Ugl'2llll. The talented inusieians played at both the Junior and Senior plays and performed beauti- tnlly during' the f'ill'ISflll2lS Prograin. They also attended the eontest held at Snohoinish this year. The ineinhers of this year's orehestra ehose for their nniforins white V-neek- ed sweaters with green hloek letters and dark skirts Zlllti trousers, whieh lent to this group an attram-tive appear- anee. RIGHT I'lCTUlil'I 'IOI' ROW: Mary Ahlvers, Cleo Hansen, Lucie Grace, Carl Nies. ROW 2: June Walker, Marilyn Moffat. Gerry Lou Smith. Phyllis l'2llI'St'I'Vll0. SQIATED: Miirllyn Starnes, Gladys Wicklandeiq IR-gyzy Ilond, Lois Eaerett. . . as angerous The Boys' HA Club, always one of the sehoolis niost aetive organizations, hit a new high for aetivity this year under the able leadership of M r. John Driscoll, advisorg Jaek Heath, presi- dent: Jaek Neer, viee-presidentg and Gene Mullen, seeretarv. In addition to their usual aetivities ot giving danees, and sponsoring the an- nual Harlein Hlohetrotters gaine, the boys got busy and straightened out the regulations eoneerning the unearned letters and stripes. They also brought the eonstitution up to date and deeided to expel froin the group all violators of the hy-laws and those who, without good eause, inissed as inanv as three meetings in il row. One of the sehools inost pul1lie-spirit- ed elulms is the Ted Hi-Y. under the eapalmle leadership of Larry il+ly1nan. They have given their whole-hearted support to the drive for the Y.lNll.i'.A., the Mareh of Dinies, the paper drive, and other eonnnunity affairs. During the fil'Il'iStI1l21S season the Hi-Y boys helped lmedeek the downtown lightposts with their animal festive greenery. TOP PICTURE BOYS' A CLUB TOP ROW: Dick Arnold. Gary Kish, Jim Ditz, Wayne Beadle, .lim Niemeyer. ROW 3: Jerold Bamer, Ed Hammer, Bob Smith, Don Hilt, Don Turbo, ROW 2: Duane Beutler. Frank Fisher, Rod Brazel, Wayne Roth, Rob Hallnerii, Harold Judkins. BOTTOM ROW: Danny Donahue, Bob Foster. Larry Cayanus, Fill Larsen. Kenneth Brandstrom, Bob Heller, Earl Dona- ue. PICTURE 3 BOYS' A CLUB TOP ROW: Ed Halherg. Norm Thomassen, Bill Ensor, Al Sether, Selwyn Sugden, Jim Angel, Mr. Driscoll, advisor. ROW 2: Russell Rollin, Gene Barton, Bud Benson, Mark Ralston, Les Prince, Ken McLennan, Gordon Gallacci, Ralph Christ- ensen, Harold Whitman. BOTTOM ROW: Fred Miller, Don Grant, Jim Phillips, Stan Ingraham, Wayne Neale, Wilher Seholes. OFFICERS KNEELING: Gene Mulleris, secretary: Jaek Heath, president: Jack Neer, vice-president. PICTURE 2 TED HI-Y OFFICERS Steve Kish, vice-president: Don Turco. ecretary: Larry Eyman, president. BOTTOM PICTURE TED HI-Y ACTION SHOT Madeleine Fisher, Steve Kish, Mary Jo Allmers, Elmer Brooker, Larry Eyman, and I-Betty Williams enjoy themselves at one of the Hi-Y sponsored dances. . . ans cap 1. RHS studvnts visit the USS Razorback 1. Ihmna .lm-uhsun, Marian Amlzxms and Nucl mrs ., gl a. . 1.W vm-pi ny: lie-ulltyffZ0v Hulvh. mf! it nwvu. 1.:irls'.' r. R1-mlvrandts of 'l'umm'row. 6. 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X J .-any Ng-ani' ROW 45 Cnr:-ull Cum er .loan Crit:-hficlcl Floclla Daniels Dunna Davis Shirley D1-Rnusiv .lim llitz ROW T: livtlnvth lluvrgv Dun Donahue R'1y Dooley Runniv Dntson Di-nnis Ilmmhurty .lnyco Downing ROW S: livnm-th llunmiro liunzxld Durham RlVL!l'l' Eastman 'IR-rry ltclmistun Russoll Elmlriflprc Hubert Exxon ROW Si: Larry Eyman Cons lfata Billy Flzn'cncc Mario Fuchs I'f4lwa1'tl Gnliil lIv,u-vim'1- Gukin .. , .. ,x 'N '- , N in Y R A Y E sf X a X ...i Q ' nw' n . TOI' ROW: S111-ncm-r Amlnms Mary .In Allwrs V111 Al4lt'l'1il4'l' ln,-lzih Mm- Arg: Ulm-nn AVL-ry Zm- Ann lisxlvll ROW 2: - .loruld linnwr Runmlzl l'l:irn:l1'4l lfstlu-r llnsq-uni lmuisv lizlululiis .luv llzixim' Gloria Huy ROW 31 VVzlyn1- llvzullm' Graco llvissvl 1.1-lah lh-nnctt Dnunv lim-nth-1' N1-vu Rollin!! l!.ll linwuv' ROW '11 Lavonnc liuycl Runzxlml llrzulshziw Ki-nm-th Hl'2lHllSf,l'lYf!1 linllm-y lirnzvl Muxinv llrmvn llvvorly l42lI'lll'llil'l' ROW 5: l4ul'ry Uzlyzxxiils MZlI'Kll' UZIYHIIIIS ltlclon Chun-st lfln Clvmuns llxxlv Cola- Shoriv Cunawuy .FN ,-41 Q Y X TOI' ROW: .luline Gallacci Jim Gertz Hilda Gilbertsnn Jim Glann Dick Goodman John Gort ROW Li: Jean Grizzell Barbara Gustafson Rnlrert Hallmerg Delores Hall Eddie Hammer Margie Hanchett ROW 3: Barbara Hanson Gordon Hardy Jeanne Harlow .lim Harman Mavis Haskins linlv Heller ROW fl: Verna Heller Fred Hennings liunnie Hill liolx Hugo Alive Huycke Milan Irwin ROW 5: Nancy Jacobs Lynn Jacobson Jerry James Harold .luxlkins lmnalml K:-1.3.5 .lim Kenforrl HR Q27 in ... ,Hifi XNQ , - J 1 5 ROW li: .mhn liimlwell Cary Kish ianinri linudsun David Kocllaneli Beverly Lalireek Kenneth Lake KUW TZ llolert lianmlru li.ll Larsen iiemrly Leach Bob Lelluc Margie Leetliarn Frank liefler ROW Pi: Kenneth Mathews Mary Jo Mc-Lare Kn-,ineth lVlcl.enn Diane MrMahan Bruce Mesfurd Eddie Michaelis ROW Ei: Billy Minks Frances lVlmxre Darrel Neer Arla Mae Nelson Beverly Nelson Phyllis Nelson Il H I1 X W, I ROW li: Iilt-:innr Shot-nialif-1' .Inhn Shun- Vvlt- Silvhzihl llnnnltl Simnwns Shirloy Smusnl Rim-hnrtl Smvllinu' ROW T: lhin Smith Larry Smilh limit- Smith Simi Smith linlmt-rt Startup liit-ls 'l'hnna-m ROW X: l'idnt'y Timmuns lim-nm-tl1 'l'inlalmm llnn 'l'ul'wu Slim:-mi X1-mlin Nlziry limi Wzlllwt' llnrlvnc W':xt'1'1-n HOW Zi: ,lumly Wivm-rt, n...'1.y Wim.- Ilnmlwl Whitman fe-vil Vlfilcnx tlvrry VVyn1z1n Iilmljfi zlT!Il'Ili'I' .A .N 45 .11 W N 9 XNQXB ,RX X 5 . A if L A Q qs i -5 4 W' f , il it ,Q V v i -J X t 5 5:3 LX - x31 '... .::. , 35 'I'Ul' ROW: Rubin Nt-lsnn .luhn Nil-me-la .I im N it-nwyt-I' Marilyn Nuhlo .lorry Uakt-s lluvv l'2ll'll'l4ll-ft' ROW 2: Frnncvs lk-lilmn lk-iriry l'icc:i lk-ve-rly l'inorml .l'gy4yS l'i1u-1' Mary l'm'tor Wnym- l'rit-lw ,+,o,Q,-, ROW il: Murilm- Rugnn lllnrilyn llzurnn Imrnn Randall lfrzim-vs Richurml Evumrm-linv Rim! .lnhn liimlmch ROW l 1 Ruth Rm-luivk Wuym- Ruth Huh lhlonzx Clara Rushton .lu Ann Snmllunk .lim Snmlnm-ss ROW 52 'l'un1 Saiwlny Almlvn Schmidt, Durlvm- Schulz Aliu- Scult-s K'lifl'ur4l Sm-ul Lynn Sm-nz ,vii- f 9 4-,.. , s... Q Q it K :- .::. . .. is Y S sq hiya' if 3 1 12 auevg, . 5M5 ,If'Y Jimi f., .. ,X A'ez.4-ima-M w fiffw i'i4fe,-iii w, N' sw 11.2 hm , - gfgis - A fsiggl Q., Qgffzigiifi-1'-, ' wff:.gf145cfp, 3gg,',-tw- 5 V! X LM ,MPG S ' 'gig' ,-AX r tx K3'ff'f, frf 95 1 0,15 -3' Muff ' ' X, 1, ifvxw. ' wan., Xf f2rf'i I ' f 2,!XeMb. X fwzky- 1 L. 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F 5 ig ww Ig f 'z . u etsintherouh... iWitl1a large tnrnont of retnriiing letternien to greet them, head eoaeli- 4 Len Johannes and his assistant, Bill Shore started to niold this year's teain into 21 winning one. How well they did this job ean best he judged hy onr ree- ord of five NVl1lS and three losses. This is 21 Very good average eonsidering that two of the losses were to the top teams i11 the state. ln the lieagne we finished in third plaee. The hardest fought gaine of the year was with B21l1llll'iLlg'0. After see-sawing' lmaek and forth in the eenter of the field for three and a half quarters, finally, with two ininntes to play, they pnnehed over a tonehdown whieh was ealled baek on a penalty. Two plays later, with tiine running' ont, Danny Donahue whipped a pass to Jerold Banner who sprinted forty yards to seore. To he long re1ne1n- hered was the battle whieh ealne a week later when we went down in defeat to Kelso, one of tl1e state 's hest teams, 25 to O. The highest seoring' gaine of the year was our 231 to 0 defeat of onr tra- ditional riyals the Sdlllllll Wlolyes. TOP ROW: Richard Smellinir, Duane Beutler, Bernard Bond, Frank Fisher, manager: Jerry Austin, Wayne Beadle ROW ft: Dan Donahue, Keith Lindley, Bob Smellinix, Fred Leach, Bob Smythe, Jim Harman, Ed Hammer, Gary Kish. ROW 3: Mr. Bill Shore, coach: Clifford Olson, manager: Jim Niemeyer, manager: Alden Schmidt, Bob Hrazel, Gordon Gallacei, Bob Fos- ter, Bill Ewing, Dick Foster, Ralph Eldridge, Jack Neer, ROW 2: Dun Campbell, Jack Heath, Jim Angel, Earl Donahue, Bud Benson, Fred Miller, Norm Thomassen, Dick Kennedy, Wayne Neale, Mr. Len Johannes, coach. BOTTOM ROW: Stan Imrraham, Mark Ralston, Gene Mullen, Jim Phillfps, Don Sams, Ed Halberpr, Les Prince, Wilber Scholes. . . . strugg e for goals as . . , . il.- J 'FOI' ROW: Dick Foster, Ronald Schroeder, Don Hilt. Larry Cayanus. Ray Dooley, l'll'Rl1L'lS Wells. Harold Whitman, Bob Heller, Lee James. ROW 2: Don Montllomery, Russel Rollin. Hob Smell- inpr, Dick Arnold, Don Grant, Dan Donahue, Al Setherly, Lynn Jacob- son, Glenn Avery, Har- old Juslkins, John Rim- bach. l!0'l l'OM ROW: Larry Murray, John Kidwell, Wayne Roth, Mark Ral- ston, Jack Neer, Ken M1-Lennan, Steve Kish. Due to lllt'll'lll01ll WU2llll0l' e11111li- tions the traeli llltllll sel1e1h1le1l tor this XV00lil'lltl has lll'0ll lNlStlJ0ll0ll i111leti- llltl'l.V.,, Many times tlltx R1111g3,'l11'i1le1's' traek Stlllilll l'02ltl this type 11ta11111111111'e- llltlllf illltl, with heavy hearts, tiled oft to pray tm' better weather. As a whole, l111weVe1'. the traek ltiillll was quite Sll4't'0SSl:lll, wi1111i11g high plaees i11 several 1l11al Zlllll triple meets, illltl finallui' t1'lll11l1llllllg.L' by a large seore i11 tl1e i'111111t.v Meet. l'lll'0Ill this Meet, several boys XVUIIT 1111 to 1-lai111 lltlllill' i11 tl1e llist1'i1'ta111lState Meets. As S111111 as tl1e t'iVi1- Field has 1l1'ie1l out s11tti1-ie11tl-1' to allow it. HlI1'll1tl'l'lDltl liaselball TUZIIII 1'1111l1l he ftllllltl there i111- p1'11vi11g' l'lll'll' tl11'11wi11g' 2ll'1ll illltl batting eyes. 'l'l11-'V lil'2lt'flt'Oll every night l:l'0lll then 1111. i11 spite of 1'2llll Zllltl 111111l, Zlllll lIl2ll'lil'il lllllPl'0Vl'llll'lli was easily sl111w11' 'N' hy their fast g'1'11wi11gg' 1'e1'111'1l11f wins as tl1e year lll'4lg'l't'SSOfl. 'l'0I' l'lC'l'URE: In the l,t'IllY'lSUlH. meet, Dun Sams wins the X240-yarzl run going away. MIDDLE I'IC'l'URE: Some of the baseball team warms up dur- ing: an early practiee. BOTTOM l'lC'l'URl'l: Jack Neel' puts the shot as u'e1'VunL watehes lezlseley. 41 wma'-F F3295 131 6 ww TOI' RIGHT PICTURE BASKI'ITl3AI.l1 SQUAD BACK ROW: Mr. John Driscoll, cum-h: Gene Mullen, Nurm Th Fl H lb D W'll Ul'YI3SSk'n, 41 Pl Ufflf, UH I TUV. FRONT ROW: Don Grant, Ray Drmley, Jerulnl Bum:-r, Jim Phillips, H2ll'KJIlI Whitman, Kun MCLQ-nnzin. TOI' LEFT PICTURE ACTION SHOT: Norm Thomnssx-'n leaps tn rcfi Q u shui from the luaclibnarll. MIDDLE I'ICTURI-I ACTION SHOT: An 1-xc-itimx munriunt in thc- Arizxvles-l51'omurton mime at thv District Moe-t at Bremer'to11. . . pros factors . . XViTl1 most of his lust 'Yl'2lI',S squzul hum-li a111cl plviity of I'0SO1'Vl' st1'v11gtl1, Miz -IVHIIII lP1'is1-ull had high liupus of LL very s111-1'vssf11l sez1so11. This was not to ln- our liivky .V02lI', linwovviy z111cl 211- illfbllgil we plzlvocl sn-1111141 ill tho lvuguo z111fl wvro fz1v111'od to gn 21 lung way i11 Thai llistrif-t T0llI'I1il1ll01li after our clofmf of SUIITII Kitsap. wc lust 11111' IIOXT1 g'111110 in 1gI'OII10I'TOIl a111flwv1'o vli111i11z1tocl by il fa1stBotl1oll llI1I1li0tiIl0lll'Xt nighl. Tl1is defeat guvv IIS il 'fifth 111111-11 i11 llisfrim-T Siilllflillg' f111 fl11- fo111'tl1 sfraight .V0z11'. flIliSi'ilI1iiIl1g' for tho ,H0llgI1l'idt'I'S werv l+I1l IIz1ll1e11'g, voted thc most out- Stilllfilllg 11lz1yo1', who h1'oko his 2lI'1I1 thv first night uf VII0IIl'Il2l1Il0llt playg N1lI'11l VIIIIUIIIEISSOII, 1'z111gy fu1'wz11'1l 211111 lizwlq- hm11'd lllilllq Ji111 Phillips, spvvdy gllilldfig fi0Il0 hiIlIi0ll, lo11g'sl1ut111z111g 11111121 hall- l121wki11g' J1111iu1', Huy Doolvy. Much 1-rcldit IIIIIST he g'iw11 the l'OS0l'VOS fm' Tl1ei1-lu-lp i11 lllilliillg' il strong JIOZIIII. BOTTOM PICTURE ACTION SHOT: Norm Thomassen and Don Campbell jump for thc ball on zu tip-uff in the Blaine Lfumv. P 'a W W1 . . work hard . . l'fv111'.1' 'Yl'Ell', :ls s111111 IIS 111111-1111111s f1l'.X' 41111, 11111l111si11s1i1- 1111111is 11l11'1'111's 111111 1111 111111111 XV2ll'1ll1llQ.Q' 1111 111111 XVHl'1illlQ 11111 kinks 11111 111 lung 111111s111l 11111s1'l11s. 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'1llll'.V 111111111 111' 1111111111 211 11ll 1i11111s 11111 1111 11111 1'11i1'w11.1's 111 11111 11011. 1111111 11111l11111'111-111g 111 11111111 111111111-11ss111 1' s11111k11s 11111: 1l111i1' 11111-111'1ls 111111 NV111'1illlg' ilil'll' l1111'1l11s1 111 1111111 11111 1111111 112111 1SU'l l'0lV1 1'1L 1'l1KI'l: GOLF BACK ROW: Mr. Henry Bnni, instructurg Courtney Johnston, Dick G111111m11n. ROW 2: Dick Hunt, Lewis Rumo. Ogden Pierson, Don Leamon. KNl1II+.l,lNG: Norman I.11yn1:f111. 'l'Ol' ROVV: .l1111ry Austin. Mr. H?lI'!'j' S1111-l.ls, W11l111r l'i1-011. Dennis L11nn11y11, K1111 lir11n1lst1'11m, N111'm 'l'l11111111ss1-11. ROW 2: Don Mi1lki1'l'. llill 1111131-11, J11l111 Rimlmcli, Dzxvid K1-111. Milan Irwin. ROW 3: Dun Willrur, Stun F111'n111n11, .lim l'l1illil1s. 11111 l'll1s111' TO1' 1'lC'l'UR1'I: 17111111 Kvnt wa-111-hos 11s .lim l'hillil1s 1'11111rns 11 fzxsl serxe. I'IC'l'URE 31: A 111'illi1111t shut is m111111 115' 1111111 K11111 whilv Jim 1'hilli11s waits for its 1'11t,111'11. PICTURE 2: A smzflshinjx l'l'i.U!'l1 is m111l11 hy Hill lC11s111' whilu his 11:-11'tn11r, D1111 Wilbur, stands lvy. . . . for awards and bounties . . . The award for the best blocker went to Mark Ralston. His bone-jarring bloeks paved the way for many a touch- down. Mark was the work-horse of the baekfield, the man who made it possible for other boys to star. The Junior Ski Patrol, although not large in number, was an active organi- zation this year. The boys who made up this group had to take 2111 advanced eourse in first-aid i11 order to qualify. They assisted the regular ski patrol in their Work and have been of inueh service to the eoniniunity. TOP LEFT PICTURE: This year, for the first tinie in the history of the school, there was a tie for the inost eoveted boys' football trophy, the Inspirational Award. The two boys who earned this great honor were Jim Phillips, line-splitting halfbaek, and Fred Miller, rugged guard. They were elected for their ability to inspire the rest of the teani when the going was tough. The next highest award, the Honor- ary Uaptainey of the football, Went to hard-driving taekle Norm Thoinassen for his brilliant field leadership and steadlving influence O11 the teani. Mark Ralston, winner of the Blocking Award, and Fred Miller, Inspirational Award. TOVP RIGHT PICTURE Norm Thomassen. Honorary Captain, and Jim Phillips, Inspirational Award. LOWER LEFT PICTURE SKI PATROL TOP ROW: Ken Doerge, Bill Bower. BOTTOM ROW: Ted Baer, Russel Rollin, Steve Kish. LOWER RIGHT PICTURE FOOTBALL ACTION SHOT: Jim Phil- lips, halfback, stiff-arms two tacklers in an exciting moment in the Sequim- Angeles game. ff' Af rawn elles . . . Tho Hl3l'2lXVll.V Bc-llvs provcd thvni- solvvs to lm l1'll0 pi-ospevtors tl1is year nndvi' thc cvoi' offivic-lit lvadorsliip of Miss Nl2ll'g'ill'0f 0'Neill, advisorg and Javlcio Pound, prosidviit. The Letter-- llll'll,S fllllll, a nowly organized honor- ary lJl'Zlll1'll, is voniposvd of all girls who liavv l'l'1'9lVllfl lll0lI' 200-point l0tt01'. lxllflflllll' 111'ojw't that got into full swing was tho girls' baskc-tl1all gainvs plawil during the half tiino of tho rogu- lzn- l1askvtl1all gainc-s. 'l'l1o.V found that aftc-1' a fi-w lN'l'luHl'lllillll'CS the playing of tho girls was 2llblJ1'l'l'l2ll0Cl as nlncli as wr-rv tln- boys. On fll'tHlN'1' 8, lllll l1.A.A. S1D0llSHl'0Cl iv Roosvvvlt Redskins' rliviiclvz-W Vous NVllll'll was hold 2llrtl?l' thc 'Pown- send football gaine. Tlivy pifovvcl tlicin- svlvos adopt at s01'ni'ing gold, for along VVltl1tll0ll'1l2ll1l'U tlioy sold vliaiivvs on a swoater, l1otl1 projovts proving 111'ofital1lQ. 'lllw lllZ1,l0I'0V0lll oi' tlio gi1'ls'atl1lotic- 'YOZII' was tllo lllSllll'2ltlUll2ll Award Banqnvt lic-ld on Jannaijv SI. 'lllni 1111-111- lwrs of tln- now liotti-1'111o11's flllllb wow- initiatvd and tho winnvi- of tllv award. Donna Fw, who provc-d to lw outstand- ing in SlN1l'lSlllilllSlllll and svllolastiv i1l'lllVUlIll'lll, was 2lllll0llll4'0ll. 5 5 YITI 'FOI' LEFT l'lC l'llRE G.A.A 0l FICERS TOP ROW: Hvttiv Smith, yminl chair- 111zl11: M2il'tlt'l HL'IlIllllj1'S, ll2lllt'I' 1'e11o1'lv1': Zoo Balch, sn-crvlzxry. BO'l l'OM ROW: '- '1 Iuh 4 1 1.1111 . l1.h11, ucv pix-siilvnip Jzlckio l'z1und, pri-sidullt. 'FOI' RIGHT l'lC'l'URl'l lNSl'IRA'l'lONAL AWARD Miss MHl'fT?ll'CI 0'N1-ill, G.A.1X. z1d1'isn1', 1111-- svnts the Girls' Ir1s11i1'atio11:1l Award to the winner. Donna F01-. G.A.A. CABINET 'FOI' ROW: Illlllllil Fun, Mnrll-no Rory. Nancy Mcliaughlin, .li-an Hairvrty. ROW 2: Nlzirdvl H1-nninxzs, Shi-rio Fon- away, Mary Loo Illlllbfll, Hn-ttiv Smith. liO'l l'UlVl ROW: C 1r'ol .l11l1l1sto11. .luvlxiv 'iound. Zoo Ann Balch. l r:111n-us Ptxlllillll. IiO'l l'0M RIGHT I.lf'l l'ERMICN'S CLUB 'l'0l' ROW: l l'z111c4-s l'olilian, Clzlrol Julius- ton. Jackiq- l'0lIIlll. ROW ZS: .Ioan Arirt-11l11'ighl, Doiinzl IH-1-. liz11'l1:11':1 .lol111son, Joycm- l'1'ostw:1it1-. Annie Schmitt. ROW 2: Rita Andi-rsori. Ronnie Huff. Fiunfus Foss, Shirlvy M1'MiCkvl1. IZOTTOM ROW: Sharon Lemon, I':1t Gil- don. Phyllis Wolz, lim-rwin Johnson. Do- lore-s H2l2ll'. u II, LQ A , 'FUI' I,EF'l' PICTURIC .Inninrs play the Seniors in an exciting chumliiunship game. 'FOI' RIGHT l'lC'l'URE Tho Gr:-vii and Whih- ti-ams nlay during thi- half of ai basketball game. . . . stake their claims and . . . Y Girls!! Is if vxvwisv you 11411118 You, viiougli nf it. This is The lwst way Tu gc-t Ullllill' in ni' mit uf Sllillll' :mil lwrlizlps if lll2l.Yill'TlllxStllllfltbllltbytllll'1ll'0illOlll. lim' in lllblll' wvziilic-1' 4'Hllfllll0llS this 'YO2ll', thc' S1JHl'i,S 1n1'ug1':1111 fm' girls 4-mild nut lw zis Wm-ll lil2llll1l'll :ls it lizul lwvn in lJl'0VlHllS Qvvznrs. 'l'wn 1-mincls of lizislivflmll www lrlziywl sim-if flu- Vulicjv- lmll pwiml was 0Xll'0lllOl-Y sliurf. Thi- sm-nim' girls 1llSTlllQlllSil04l llll'lll- svlvvs in lmslivtlmll by winning Tllv 4'll2llll1DlUllSllllb in fllK'll' snpliiviiiow, YY junim' and sm-niui' .V02l1'S. lliis was tlw faivmitv s1m1'Tz1lTlin1ig'l1 vullm-ylmzill, liaiso- lizlll and smwvi' wc-iw also Tliuiwllglili' i viijuqvml. 1,110 of illl' ininm' sports wllivli roi' l'lC'l'URFI - 1 , - - 1 - - - V Thu girls' tumbling team forms two smiling: pyramids. '1'l'x1'lWlfl thi gn ih 131,11 lug thli NUHI5 m,f,-TOM ,-mf,-UNE XVl'2llllUl' was TUIIIIIS. lliv t'Ulll'iS wmulml Tiligfiiiiif',ii,iiiEffgX, i1Emit,3Wffff ,Jlfg1CZ'Q''QZQTQQUSH hnS ' allways iw fmuirl vi-mvclwl with vnflmsi- ' LQ.ING:Sh: I-1 1 1 's -' if -Y , , ,.v' . .' '. ,I X Vzxrnl C'm'fv0, lSli?rlyi?tl2:wl'1liUidl Puku Uni Nhlrhy MCI In I NSTS UA1112 tu iuxl liwt thpll skill' 48 i wliilv flll'l1lllQ,' nut fm' lwforv :uid Zlllilll' svllonl sports, c-an lw zissiirml of gvtfing . fl an-. 11 4' 6- uv ff Sig xv my ! ,Q ,X ,M QSQLX SE .P rm .ag 3 3: HONOR SOCIETY : TOP ROVV: Ken Lake, Wayne Ruth, Larry Cayanus, Jim Glann, Bi'l Larsen, en Brandstrom, Ed Gakin. ROW 23: Frances Pelikan, Margie Cayanus. Lynn Senz, Margie Hawchett, Martha Stewart. ROW 2: Delores Baar, Donna Fee, Annie Schmitt, Molly Molchoir, Genevieve Gakin. BOTTOM ROW: Gene Barton, Madeleine Fisher, Marian Adams, Joan Argrenbriprht, Barbara Bailey. Ve dig for knowled e and . . . 52 Meinbers of the llonor Soc-iety are those who have gained the most from their sehool years by attaining' seholas- tie honors. The few who obtain this dis- tinetion ean feel justly proud of a job well done. A sense of satistac-tion, prestige, and niost of all, ill'l1l0V011l0llt is shared by .loan Al'g'0lllJ1'lQ'lli. Valedietorian and Barbara Bailey, salutatorian of the Senior elass. Joan, with a grade average of 23.9 vividly disproves the belief that lionfzi' students 11ll1Sl bury themselves in books by at-tively partieipatiilg i11 drainaties, debate, and athleties as Well as serviiig as senior editor of the Annual Staff. Bzu'bara, while inaintaining a 23.823 average, has also gained rec-ognition as ASB Treasurer. Her aetivities ineluded the viee-presidency of the Shorthand Club and 1l1Q11ll301' of the Girls' Club Uabinet. 'H f ,.:mgf. , . . fun. 1. Pajama Brigade. 2. That old scouting: urgv. 3. lmuli at those legs! -4. Royalty at lJY'2l5IUll'S Dream. 5. Tho llilllst' that 1-4-freshcs. 43. Jim lin-rtz. typical lmaml mmnlwcr l. Hmv'rl thnsv Frush get in hm-rv? S. Who is it? Yep, Mr. Wm-ndcll Mc-Cain. El. Anntlu-r su:-cossful pop slzlnce. 'Sv ...nm ap makers ee . . . Just as the inap-niakers ot the gold- rush days plotted trails to the gold fieldsg so likewise keeping earetul ree- ord ot all events at sehool and plotting the trail to a sueeessful yearbook tall on the shoulders of the Annual Staff. The Long and Short of it niight easily have been said about our eo- editors, ED HALBERO, and LUELLA IJUEDKE. Through their efforts and the guidance ot MRS. THYRA MID- DLETON, staff advisor, We have what We believe is one of the best annuals Roosevelt has ever produeed. Balaneing the books and keeping aeeount ot all inoney Was the job ot GENE BARTON, business nianager. JOAN ARtllCNBR1flHT, senior edi- tor, was kept busy getting seniors to turn in their aetivity lists and have their pictures taken. DONNA JOAFOBSON, seeretary, took eare of elirrespondenee with en- gravers, c-over eonipanies, and other sehools. TOI' PICTURE: Ed Halberg, eo-editor: Mrs. Thyra Middleton, advisor: Luella Luedke, co-editor. SECOND PICTURE: Gene Barton, business manager: Marian Adams, sales manairei and Junior High editor. THIRD PICTURE: Mary Jo Albers, assistant mountintr editor: Madeleine Fisher, mounting editor. FOURTH PICTURE: .Ioan Amefenbriirht, senior editor: Donna Jacobson, seeretary: Earl Swanberg, ad manager. BOTTOM RIGHT PICTURE: Ken Lake, assistant photographer: Flaine Luedlie, apprentice photographer: Pete Adolphsen, head photographer. ,sas 5'9 . . . the records as . . . 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REV NELSON, Iz1.v11111 1111111113 saw 111211 2111s W111111 1-111'1'11111I-1' 111111 21111'2l1f11V01j' 11l'2lXV1l 1111. TOI' I'IC'l'URE: S111 Smith, nrt editor: Al Sether, h11z1dIine 1111it11r. SECOND PICTURE: 1111111 Smith, h11111I 1I11v1-111111111-2 Jerry Oakes, assistant 11evel111111r. THIRD PICTURE: 1VIa1'pri11 Hanchvtt. identification 11dit111'g B11v11rly Ni'1SlJIl, :111 lay- out mnnagzerg Annie Schmitt, copy editor. FOURTH PICTURE : Annual Staff studurits 1111t111' il float in the Humocomimz Pzlrzule. BOTTOM LEFT PICTURE: SECOND SEMESTER ADDITIONS TO THE STAFF: Chris Johnson. G11rd11n G1'ib11I11, Mz11'gi11 Czxyanusf '1'3'1-1-1 3111G1111N11P1111111115 FROM LEFT TO RIGHT 2 Sally Anderson Annie Schmitt Sue Brown Dolores Hendrickson Frances Richard Marian Adams Jean Albright Martha Stewart Ronda Barnard A. Lee Freeman Director Evangeline Rimbi-ich Accompanist . . . utter's Songsters warhle . . . These nine soiigstresses, ll0l'flll'1l1lllg lu1'0l1l10l1i'l.V il1l'0llgllUllt The year, re- Ul'g'21lllZ0ll hy their one and only .Pappy, Mr. A. liee l'll'0011l211l, ex- ceeded fifty Il6l'fO1'1l1Z1lli'0S, some of whieh were for orgaiiizaiioiis in other Towns. After long hours of pmetiee, they re- Turned joyously frmn the uiusie meet in Everett with El supe1'io1' ratiiig. The forty-five 1l161IllJOl'S of The elioir, under the capable leadership of Mr. Robert Fowells, lJ0l'f0l'1Il6ll for the au- nual filll'lSJf11l2lS Assembly and Coin- unuiiiy Show. Uhoseii for their ability and talent, they now form 21 more liarnioniuus grmip. Ear-li year the ehoir goes to the clistriei music- meet and returns with a high rating. 'l'Ol' ROW: Patsy Piper, Donna Knudson, Frances Richard, Thelmi Nies. Ada Mae Nelson, Beverly Leach, Al Setherly, Jack Neer, Gary Kish, Bob Cole, Mary Walker, Yolanda Sams, Beverley Pinorml, Ali e Seoles, Barbara Colbern, Veneta Law, Marilyn Hay, Darlene Kirby. ROW 2: Lorraine Payette, Jean Albright, Elsie Wright, Dianne Bald -rston, Billy Minks, David Kochanek, Bob Edwards, Lillian Fergu- son, Mary Lee l'inord, Rae Seirulin, Dolores Hendrickson, Bonny Jewningrs. BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Fowles, Betty Shropshire, Joann Kruger. Ram ina Olson, James Phillips. Frank Lefler, Fred Henningxs, Diane Ride- out, Mavis Haskins, Berdena Amundson, Cidncy Timmons, Bonny Sta-1:11, Lois Newman, Annetta Howser. 1 SONG QIWIICNS: Cidney 'l'immons Neva Bolling CHEER- LEADICRS: S'l'ANDlNG: Berwin .lohnson Marian Adams Barbara Johnson KNEELING: Steve Homer Seooter Chapman . . . and Boosters ei eer. Ssssssss! Boom! 'l'l1at is the way our Besides flilllllilllg' the seliool eolors, peppy elieerleaclers led us in our yells. the Pep Vlub has tried to prolllofe en- It was their liveliiiess that added the illllSl2lSlll at the gznnes and pep as- needed zest to gznnes and made a super- se111blies.Asa result of its loyalty. great ior rooting seetioii. interest has been slioxx n by the students With original motions and 1llllf'll en- not only in the elub but also by those tlinsiasin, the song' queens directed the attencling' Various sport meets. This sc-liool songs whiell helped to proinote group also provides a skit at eaeli pep seliool spirit at the games and pep as- zvsseinbly wliif-li helps to spread sc-liool seinblies. spirit. 'l'K2:ll:rliS:V: Phyllis Heckman, Donna Daffinrud, Virginia Oars, Darlene Seward. Donna Smith. Bebe Schmitt, .lo A lili Ols ixrx, Margaret ROW 5: Jean Erickson, Betty Kohler, Bev Pinord, Robin Nelson, Pc-Qfgy Picea, Donna Davis, Mary Jo Albers. ROW -1: Darlene Kirby, Sharon Ve-din, Barbara Howard, Margie Leetham, Verna Heller, Ruth Roebuek, Donna Knudson, Frances Pelikan. ROW 33: Annie Schmitt, Molly Molchior, Rita Anderson, Nellie Dayrl,-y. Lois Miller, Shirley De Rousie, Ronda Barnard. OW 2: Barbara Johnson. Pat Somers, Marian Adams, Donna Jaeobson, Frances Foss, Marilyn Hay. Barbara Bailey, Luella liuedke. BOTTOM ROW: Lorraine Vayette, Madeleire Fisher. Carol Johnston, B1-rwin Johnson, vice-president: Per Bayton, president: .loyce Crostwaite, secretary: Joan Aryzenbrigrht, Barbara Kratke, X 57 e ,499l'S strike it rich. 1 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS Miss M1-rle Cowling, 11dvis11r: Norm '1'h11m11ss11n, 11rosi1111nt: Phyllis Heclcman vic11-11r11si11e11113 Sl111r11n Lemon, s1111r11t111'y: 1V11'. Wendell 1V1c- Cain, arlvisor. 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ROW I ADAMS, MARIAN ALICE-Yell Leader 1, 4: Honorary Mem- ber A Club 1: Honor Teams 1, 2: Tumbling 1, 2: Choir 1, 2: Latin Club 1: Spanish Club 2: Mardi Gras 2: Assembly 2. 3, 4: Nonette 2, 3, 4: Music Contests 2, 3, 4: Girls' Club Vice- Pres. 3, Cabinet 4: Faculty Tea 2. 3, 4: Sr. Mothers' Tea 3: Honor Society 1, 2, 3, Torch 4: Commencement-Baccalaureate llsherette 3: Jr. Play Com.: Tolo 3, Ch. 2: Dragon's Dream 3: Blue Heaven Ch. -I: Pep Club 4: Tum Tum 3, 4, Sales Eli. 3, .Ir. High Ed, l: Delegate to Roosevelt, Seattle l, AIIOLPHSEN, PETER-Frosh Commencement Speaker 13 Honor Society 1, 2. 3: Movie Staff 1. 2, 3, 4: Student Day Teacher 2: Council 2: Soph. Class Sec.: Tum Tum 2, 3, 4, Photographer 4: Delegate to Freedom Train 3. ANDERSON, RITA LUCILLEfJr. High ASB Sec. 1: Latin Club 1: Assembly 2: Spanish Club 2: Tolo 2: Mardi Gras 2: Inspirational Banquet 2, 3: Sr. Mothers' Tea 3: Faculty Tea 3, -1: Baccalaureate Usher-ette 3: Dragons Dream 3: Blue Heaven 4: Jr. Play Com.: Honor Teams 1, 2, 3: Playday 3: I.ettermen's Club 4: Gym Asst. 4: Pep Club 4: Teddy Growls Il, 4, Asst. Feature Ed. 1. ANGEL, JAMES E.--Intramural Sports 3, 4: Track 3, 4: Foot- ball 3. 4: Boys' UA Club 3, 4: Student Day Teacher 2. ARGENBRIGHT, ADRIANA JOAN-Jr. High ASB Vice Pres. 1: Frosh Commencement Speaker 1: Council 1, 4: GAA ex' eeutive Board 2: Inspirational Banquet Ch. 2, 3. 4: Tumb- ling 1: Lettermen's Club 4: Soph. Class Vice Pres.: Open House 1, 2, 3: Assembly 1. 2, 3, 4, Ch. 2: Mardi Gras Ch. 2: Spanish Llub 2: Pep Club 2, 4: Art Club 2: Masque and IJIUIIIEI' -I : Debate Club 4, Vice Pres.: Girls' Club Cabinet 3, 4: Faculty Tea 3, ig Sr. Mothers' Tea 3: Sr. Breakfast Ch, 3: Date With Judy 3: A'Lost Horizon 4: Dramatic Club Play 4: Tum Tum 3, 4. Art Ed. 3, Sr. Ed. 4: Tolo 3: Dragons Dream Ch. 3: Blue Heaven 4: Jr. Prom Queen 3: Commencement-Baccalaureate Ushcrette 3: Honor Society l, 2, 3, Torch 4: Quill and Scroll 4: Debate Team to C.P,S. 1: Delegate to Freedom Train 3, Roosevelt, Seattle 4: Valedie- torian I. ARNOLD, RICHARD D..-Band 1: Baseball 2, 3. 4: Boys' A Club 2, 3, 4. 43. 1 ROW II ATKINSON, MARJORII'lfSpanish Club 2: Office Asst. I BAAR, DOLORES A.fSpanish Club I. 2: Honor Society 1, 2, 3, Torch 4: Usherette 2: Council 2: Dragon's Dream 3: Tumb- bling 1, 2, 3: Bowling 2: Lettermen's Club 1. BAER, TED D.-Frosh Commencement Speaker 1: Football 2: Choir 3: Ski Patrol: Latin Club 2, Pres.: Dragon's Dream Ch. 3: Blue Heaven 4: Mardi Gras Pierro 2: Quartet 3: Music Contests 2, 3. BAILEY, BARBARA D.-Honor Society I, 2, 3, Torch l: Latin Club 2, Treas.: Jr. Play Com.: Dragon's Dream 3: Office Asst. 3: Council 3, 4: ASB Treas. I: Girls' Club Cabinet 4: Shorthand Club 4, Vice Pres.: Pep Club 4: Salutatorian 4. BARTON. GENE VV.-Honor Society I, 2, 3, Torch 4: Council 2, 4: Track Mgr. 2, 3: Boys' Club 2, 3. 4: Tum Tum 3, I, Business Mgr. 4. BAUBLITS, ROBERT--Boys' Club. ROW III BAYTON, BEVERLEE ANNf'l'umbling l, 2: Honor Team 1: Latin Club 1: Open House 1: Sr. Play 2: Facility Tea 2. 3, 4: Dramatic Club Play 2, Com. 4: Masque and Dagger 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 3: Girls' Club Cabinet 3: .I r. Class SeC.1 Assembly 2, 4, Ch. 4: Tolo 3: Dragon's Dream Ch. 3: Blue Heaven 4: Council 4: Pep Club 4. Pres.: Whip Corn.: Dele- gate to Roosevelt, Seattle rl. BRIISEAU, JERRY L.--Baseball Mgr. 1: Track I: Dragon's Dream 3: Blue Heaven 4, BENNETT, ED L.-Boys' Club. CAHILL, MARY I RANCI'fSeGolf I, 2: Bowling 2. 3: In- spirational Banquet 3: Pep Club 2. 3: Tolo 3: Mardi Gras 2: I aeulty Tea Ch. 3: Sr. Mothers' Tea 3. CAMPBELL, DONALD WAYNE-Football l, 2. 3, 4: Track I, 2, 3. 4: Basketball 3, I: Intramural Sports 1, 2. 3, 4: Boys' A Club 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3: .Ir. Class Vice Pres.: Dragonis Dream 3: Sr. Breakfast 3: Blue Heaven I. CHRISTENSEN, RALPH E.-Track 1 : Football 3, I: Boys' A Club 3, 4: Intramural Sports 3, I: Band 2, 3. 4. WSI? -Xl' ROW I CONWAY, JEAN 7 Pittsburgh, Penn. f Varsity Basketball Team: Glee Club: Orchestra: Annual Com.: 'I'.A.C. Sec. Here YOrchestra 3: Hall Duty 4: Office Asst. 4. CROSTWAITE, JOYCE G.-Honor Society 1: Latin Club 1, 2: Assembly 2: Honor Teams Z, 3: GAA Executive Board 3: Lettermen's Club 4: I-'ep Club 3. Sec.: Shorthand Club 4: Girls' Club Cabinet 4: Jr. Play Com.: Sr. Play Com.: Office Asst. 4. DAFFINRUD, DONNA JEANfAber1leen, W1-1sh.fSr. Mothers' Tea 3: Commencement Ball 3: Jr. Prom 3 3 Tolo 3. Here-Choir 2: Mardi Gras 2: Faculty Tea 1: Blue Heaven 4: Lost Horizon 4, DAGLEY, VIRGINIA NELI.-Pep Club 4: Shorthand Club 4. DAVIS, RAYMOND A.fVashon, Wash.--Intramural Sports 2, 3. Here- Lost Horizon -1. IJOLLARHIDE, BERTONASpanish Club 1. ROW II DONAHUE, EARL-Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4: Football 3, 4: Track 3. 4: Buys' A Club 4: Drag-rnn's Dream 3: Sr. Break- fast 3: Boys' Club Sat.-At-Arms 3. DORVALL, DONNA MAXINE-Choir 1: Latin Club 1. 2: Gym Asst. 2: Pep Club 3: College Conference Com. 3: Shorthand Club 4, DOWNING, JERRY L.-Jr. High ASB Pres. 1: Soph. Class Pres.: Mardi Gras Ch. 2: Council 2, 4: Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4: Delegate to Everett 11. DUNDER, BETTY LOU-Spanish Club 1, 2, Sec. 2: Majorette 1: Cirls' Club Sec. 4, Cabinet 3: Faculty Tea 2, 3, 4: Date With Judy 3: Office Asst. 2, 3, 4: Sr. Mothers' Tea 3: Short- hand Club 3, 4, Pres. 4: Delegate to U. of Wash. 3. DUNKER, ARTfChess Club 3, 4: Delegate to U. of Wash. 4: Lab. Asst. 4. EDWARDS, PATRICIA J.-Girls! Club. ROW III EDWARDS, ROBERT W.-Quartet 4: Choir: Music Contests: Art Club 2, 3. ELDRIDGE, RALPH EARL-Intramural Sports I, 2: Dl'aL!0n's Dream 3: Blue Heaven -I: Football 2, 3, 4: Boys' A Club 3. 4. ENCLUND, ROY-Baseball 2. ISNSOR, WILLIAM D.fTrack 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2: Tennis 3: Bowling 3: Basketball 2, 3: Teddy Growls 3: Chess Club 3, Pres.: Chess Champion 3. ERDMANN, DEL E.-Bowling 3: Gym Asst. 2: Tulo 3: Teddy Growls 4, ERICKSON, BILL-Football Z, 3: Chess Club: IVIovio Staff. ROW I FAIRSERVICE, JANICE-Shorthand Club 4: Open House 2: Spanish Club. FALCONER, IRENE MAEfLake Preston, S. D.--Pep Club 1, 2: Pep Band 1. 2. Here-Band 3, 4. FARMANN, STANLEY-Honor Society 1, 2: Music Contest 1: Orchestra 1, 2: Spanish Club 1. 2: Bowling 3: Tennis 3, 4: Intramural Sports 3, 4. FEE, DONNA MAE-I-'rosh Commencement Speaker 1: Honor Society 1, 2, 3, Torch 4: Latin Club 1, 2: Assembly 2: Music Contests 3, -l: Band 3. 4: Council 3: Sr. Mothers' Tea 2, 3: Faculty Tea 3, 4: Girls' Club Cabinet 3, 4: Gym Asst. 4: GAA Executive Board 3, 4: Honor Teams 3, 4: I-'layday 3, Ch.: Townsend Ilayday l: Lettermen's Club 4: Inspirational Award Winner 4: Delegate to Freedom Train 3, Roosevelt, Seattle 4: Gills' State 3. FERGUSON, LILLIAN R,-Choir 2, 3. 4: Music Contests 2, 3, 4: Dragons Dream Il: Chess Club, 3. 4, Sec,-Treas.: Faculty Tea 4. FISHER, FRANK I'.k I'rack Mgr. 3: Basketball Mgr. -1: Foot- b..ll Mgr. 4: Boys' A Club 3, 4: Intramural Sports 2: Band 1: Council 4. ROW II FISHER, MADELEINE GAY-Flayday 3: Tumbling 1, 2: In- spirational Banquet 2. 3: Pep Club 3, 4: Latin Club 1, 2: Girls' Club Cabinet 4: Faculty Tea 2. 3, 4, Ch. 3: Sr. Mothers' Tea 3: Council 2, 4: ASB Sec. 4: Jr. Play Com.: Sr. Play Com.: Tum Tum 3, 4, Mounting Ed.: Student Day Teacher 2: Open House 1, 2: Assembly 3, Ch. 2: Tolo Ch. 3: Drag0n's Dream 3: Blue Heaven 4: Mardi Gras Ch. 2: Sr. Breakfast 3: Bacca- laureate Usherette 3: Honor Society 1, 2, 3, Torch 4: Dele- gate to Freedom Train 3, Everett 4, Roosevelt, Seattle 4. all -ii wi' FLORA, MINA-Office Asst. 2: Hall Duty 4: Faculty Tea 4: GAA Executive Board 2: Council 2. FOSS, FRANCES GERALDINE-Spanish Club 1, 2: l'ep Club 2. 4, Whip Com. 4: Honor Team 3: I'layday 3: Gym Asst. 3: Lettermen's Club 4. FOSTER, ROBERT N.-Intramural Sports 2, 3. 4: Track Mgr. 2: Bowling 3: Football 4: Boys' A Club 4: Band 4. FRANKLIN, BILL-Seattle, Wash.-Movie Squad. Here--Movie Staff 4. GALLACCI, ALFRED GORDONiMolalla, Ore.-Football 2, 3: Track 2, 3: Wrestling 3: Basketball 2: Orange M 2, 3, Vice Pres. 3: Jr. Prom. HerefFootball I. 4: Traek 1, 4: Intra- mural Sports I: Boys' A Club 4. ROW III GALLACCI, NANCY LOUfSpanish Club 1. 2: Council 2: Choir 2: Cafeteria Asst. 2: Faculty Tea 2, 3, el: Bowling 3: Dragon's Dream 3: Blue Heaven -1. CANT, JERRY G.-Bowling 2: Faculty Tea 2, 3: Art Club 2, 3: Dragon's Dream 3: Choir 1. GILBERTSON. ELLEN LEONA-Assembly 1: Art Club 2, il: Faculty Tea 4: Dragon's Dream 3: Blue Heaven Ch. 4: Coun- cil 4. GILDEN, PATRICIA L.-Honor Society 1, 2. 3: Assembly 2: Spanish Club 1: Council 1: Mardi Gras 2: Fas-ulty Tea 2, 3: Tumbling 1, 2: Townsend Iflayday 2: Lettermen's Club 4: Homecoming Queen el: 'I'olo 3: Dl'li1Il!lllS Dream 3: Blue Heaven 4. HALBERG, EDWIN A.fTrack 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4: Capt. 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Intramural Sports I, 2: Boys' A Club 3. 4: Latin Club 2: Council 1, 2: ASB Fire Chief 3: Dragon's Dream 3: Blue Heaven 4: Sr. Breakfast 3: Quill and Scroll 3, 4: Tum Tum 3, 4, Co-Editor -l: Delegate to U. of Wash. 3, Freedom Train 3. Roosevelt, Seattle 4. H A RGREA VHS. TOMfBoys' Club, ROW I HART, E. YVONNI-I Tumbling I. 2: Cafeteria Asst, 1: Art Club 3, 1, See. 3: Gym Asst. 2, 3: Faeulty Tea 2: Sr. Mothers' Tea 3: Dragon's Dream Ch. 3: Blue Heaven 4, HAY, MARILYN A.-Mardi Gras 2: Latin Club 2: Band 2: Music Contest 4: Choir l: Gym Asst. 2: Girls' Club Cabinet 3. 4: Faculty Tea 1: Sr. Mothers' Tea 2: Dragons Dream 3: Blue Heaven 4: Pep Club 4. HEATH, JACK W.---Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Boys' A Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4: Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4: Student Day Teacher 2: Sr. Breakfast 3: Gym Asst. 4: Dragon's Dream 3: .I r. Prom King: Blue Heaven 4: Delegate to Roose- velt, Seattle 4. HECKMAN, PHYLLIS ANN-Latin Club 2: Art Club 2: Mardi Gras 2: Honor Soeiety 2: Assembly 2, 3: Bowling 3: Golf 2, 3: Inspirational Banquet 2: I'ep Club 4: Girls' Club Cabinet 4: Faculty Tea 3, il: Sr. Mothers' Tea 2, 3: Student Day Teacher 23: Couneil 3: Commencement Usherette 3: Dragon's Dream Ch. 3: Blue Heaven 4: Sr. Breakfast 3: Tolo Ch. 4: Sr. Class Vice Pres.: Delegate to Everett 4. HELLER, BERNICE A.fHonor Society 1: Choir 1: Librarian 2: Art Club 2, 3: Dragon's Dream 3. HILT, DONALDfIntramural Sports 1, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Football 3: Bowling 2, Sec.: Boys' A Club 4. ROW lI HOOVER, JACKfBowling 3. HOPIE, MARY DORIS-Mothers' Tea 1: Open House 1, 2: Spanish Club 1: Blue Heaven 4. HUFF, BONNIE LEEfHonor Teams 1, 2, 33 Tumbling 1: Play Day 3: Lettermen's Club 4: GAA Executive Board 2: Gym Asst. 2, 3: Art Club 2, 4: Council 4: Jr. Play Com.: Open House 3: Sr. Play Com. 3: Dragons Dream 3: Blue Heaven 4. INGRAHAM, STAN C.fFootball 1, 2, 3, 4: Tennis 1: Golf 1: Intramural Sports 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Boys' A Club 2, 3, 4: Dragon's Dream 3: Blue Heaven 4: Spanish Club 1: Sr. Breakfast 3: Mardi Gras 2: Council 1. JACOBSON, DONNA M,WfHonorary Member Club I: GAA Reporter 2: Tumbling 2: Inspirational Banquet 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 2: Assembly 1. 2: Gym Asst. 2: Mardi Gras 2: Open House 1, 2: Jr. Play Com.: Girls Club Cabinet 4: Faculty Tea 2, 3, 4: Sr. Mothers' Tea 3: Tum Tum 3, 4, Head- lines Hd. 3, See. -I: Tolo 3: Dragon's Dream Ch. 3: Blue Heaven 4: Sr. Breakfast 3: Honor Society 1, 2, 3 Baccalau- reate Ilsherette 3: Delegate to I-Iverett 4: I'ep Club -l. JENSEN, ELLEN M.-Girls' Club. ROW III JOHNSON, AGNES LOUISE-.Choir 1: Art Club 2, 3: Pep Club 3: Librarian 3: College Conference Com. -I. JOHNSON, BARBARA M.-Yell Leader 1, 4: Honor Teams 1, 2, 3, 4: Gym Asst. 3. 4: Bowling 2, Treas.: Playday 3: Town- send Playday 3: Lettermen's Club 4: Tumbling 2, 3: Honor Society 1: Assembly 1, 2: College Conference Com. 3: Mardi Gras 2: Girls' Club Cabinet 3, 4: Sr. Mothers' Tea 2, 3, 4: Faculty Tea 2: Pep Club 4: Dragon's Dream Ch. 3 Blue Heaven 4: Homecoming Prim-ess 3: Delegate to Roosevelt, Seattle 4. JOHNSON, BERWIN M.fYell Leader 1, -I: Honor Teams 1, 3: Playday 3: Townsend Playday 4: Tennis 2, 3, 4: Bowling 3: Tumbling 1, 2: Inspirational Banquet 3, 4 Lettermen's Club 4: Assembly 2: Mardi Gras 2: Girls' Club Cabinet 4: Sr. Mothers' Tea 2, 3: Faculty Tea 2, 4: Pep Club 2, 4, Vice Pres. 4: Open House 1, 2: Tolo 3: Dragon's Dream 3: Blue Heaven Ch. 4: Delegate to Freedom Train 3, Everett fl: Homecoming Princess 3. JOHNSON, GERALD-Band 2: Movie Staff 2 ,3. JOHNSON, LEEfBaseball 2: Debate Club 4: Intramural Sports -1. JOHNSTON, CAROL J.fEntered from Quinault, Wash, Here-Council 2, 3: Pep Club 2, 4 3 Assembly 2 : Open House 2: Mardi Gras 2: GAA Vice Pres. 4, Executive Board 4: Playday 3: Townsend Playday 4: Inspirational Banquet 33 Tennis 3, 4: Bowling 3: Lettermen's Club 4: Girls' Club Cabinet 3. 43 Faculty Tea 2, 3, 4, Ch. -l: Sr. Mothers' Tea 3: Dragon's Dream 3: Commencement Usherette 3: Debate Club: Debate Team to C.P.S. 4. ' bidi ' bfxs -Y ICOVV l JUDGE, LESI.IE-Boys' Club. KEAN, BETTY JANE'l'fSpanish Club 1. 2: Reporter 2: Lib- rarian 2, 3: Girls' Club Cabinet 4. KELLY, BOB J.fTrack 1, 2, 3: Intramural Sports: Drag:on's Dream Ch. 3: Blue Heaven 11. KENNEDY, RICHARD 0.--Football 2, 3. 1: Baseball 2, 3: Basketball Mgr. 4: Intramural Sports: Buys' A Club 4: Drap:on's Dream SI: Blue Heaven 4. KENT, DAVIDfLatin Club 1: Baseball Mgr. 1: Intramural Sports 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2: Football 1, 2: Tennis 1, 2, 3: Gulf 1, 2, 3. KING, RITA ANN-Latin Club, 1, 2, Sec. 2: Assembly 2: Masque and Daxrxzer 3, 4, See. 4: Date With Judy 3: Lust Horizon 4: Pep Club 3: Tumbling 3: Faculty Tea 3: Drayron's Dream 3. ROW Il KIRBY. DARLENE JOYfSpanish Club 1: Jr. Play Com,: Sr. l'lay Co.: Art Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3: Orchestra 1: Choir 3, 4: Ifacully Tea 2. 3, 4: Pep Club 4. KISH, STEVEN E.-Latin Club 2: Chess Club 3. 4: Ski Patrol 3: Baseball 4: Baseball Mgr. 3: Football 3: Boys' Club Il, 1: Couneil 3. A.. KRUGER, BEVERLY JOY---Latin Club 1: Assembly 1: College Conte-renee Com. H: Office Asst. 4: Faculty Tea 4. LAW, VENICTA CAROL-Honor Society I: Mardi Gras 2: Spanish Club 2: Assembly 2: Office Asst, 32 Orehestra 1. L52 Choir 4: Music Contests 1, -1: Girls' Club Cabinet 4: Faculty Tea 2, 3: Dra5:on's Dream 3, I.EGGFI'l'T, DONALD-Band 1, 2: Date With Judy w Dragron's Dream 3: Blue Heaven 4. LEMON. SHARON-Tumbling 1, 2. 3: Boxvlim: 2: Lettermen's Club 4: Gym Asst. 3: Assembly 2: Latin Club 1, 2: l'ep Club II: Council 3: Honor Soeiety 1, 2, 3, Torch el: Faeulty Tea Ch.: Blue Heaven 3: Delegate to I-'reedoni Train 3: Sr. Class Sec.: 'tDate With Judy 3: Drap:on's Dream Ch. 3, ROW l1I LINDSAY, VERDAfLibrarian 3, 4. LOWNDES, BILL-Entered from Sequim, Wash. Herebfflioys' Club. LUPIDKE, LUELLA MARlEs'l'eddy Whimpers 1. Ed.: Fresh Commencement Speaker 1: Honor Society 1, 2, 3, Torch 4: Council 1, 2: Latin Club l. 2, Sec. 2: GAA Executive Board 2: Open House 3: Sr. Mothers' Tea 2, 3: Jr. l'lay Cum.: Drax:0n's Dream 3: Pep Club 4: Tum Tum 2, 3, Co-Editor ei: Delegate to Freedom Train 3. Roosevelt, Seattle -I. MacCORMACK. MAY lVl. H.-Coatbrimlyxe. Scotland-Ilramatis' Club: Swimmimr Club: Olde Time Dance Club g Athletic Club: Dressmaking: Club. HerefGirls' Club Treas. 4: Short- hand Club 4. MALESKY, NONA LEE-Drapron's Dream 3: Hall Duty 4: Sr. Mothers' Tea 3: Jr. Play Com. 3. MARTIN, JIM-Moses Lake, Wash.-Football 2. Ii: Basketball 2, 3: Track I, 2, 3: Boxing! 2, 3: Tennis: Jr. Class Pres.: Jr. Play: ASB Vice l'res.: Jr. l'rom: -lr.-Sr. Banuueti Lettermerfs Club 1, 2, 3: Dramatie Club. Here 'Truck -1, ft 'if vp' .vw fi XH'xW H Ridge? JNL no-Q., ,l ROW I MATTHEWS, AI.LENf0rchestra 2, 3. MATTSON, ROBERT M.-Mardi Gras 2: Dragons Dream 3: Blue Heaven 4: Teddy Growls l, Business Mgr. Mc-MICKEN, SHlRLI'IYfHonor Society 1, 2: Tumbling 1, 2: Choir 2: Music Contests 2, 3: Mardi Gras Ch. 2: Chess Club 3, 4: Pep Club 3: Letterme-n's Club -l: Jr. Play Com.: Faculty Tea 4: Quill and Seroll 4: Teddy Groxvls 3, 1, News Ed. 3, Co-Editor 4. MIDKIFF, BOB Erltererl from Selluim, Wash. Here--'Boys' Club. ,l,f,fL--iw Ll. - MILLER, FRED A.-Movie Staff 1, 2, 3, 1: Spanish Club 1: In- tramural Sports 1, 2, 3, -1: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Inspirational Award 4: Boys' A Club l. MILLER, LOIS MARIE-Pep Club 2, 4: Librarian 2: Art Club 2, Vice Pres. 3: 'l'n-:lily Growls 1. ROW ll MIX, COLLEEN ANN-Choir 1, Z, 3, 4: Music Contest 3: Nonette 3: Assembly Ch. 2: Sr. Play 2: Faculty Tea 3: Dra1:on's Dream 3: Blue Heaven Ch. -I: Pep Club. MOE, RICHARD H.fFootball 2. 3: lIragron's Dream 3: Blue Heaven 4. INIOLCHIOR, MOLLY H.fVictoria, B. C.fChoir 1: Tennis 1: Tumbling 1: Playllay l, Here-Spanish Club 2: Sr. Play 2: Assembly 2, 3, 11: Mardi Gras 2: Jr. Play Com.: Dragons Dream 3: Blue Heaven Ch. 41 Tolo 3: Inspirational Ban- quet 2: Far-ulty Tea Sl, l: Sr. Mothers' Tea 3: Pen Club 43 Honor Society 1, 2, 3, Torch -1: Quill and Sr-roll 4: Journalism Contest 3. MUDD, BONNIEfOrchestra 1,32 Office Asst. 3: Librarian 4. MULLEN. DAVID EUGENE-Track 1, 2, 3. 4: Basketball l, 2, 3, -l: Football 2. 3, 4: Boys' A Club 3, 4, See. 4: Dra5ron's Dream 3: Blue Heaven -1: Sr. Breakfast 3. MYERS, BOBfIJra5.ron's Dream 3: Blue Heaven 4: Baseball 2: Intramural Sports l, LZ. ROW III NEALE, WAYNE L.-Student Day Teaeher 12: Intramural Sports Z, 3, 4: Football 2, 3, 1: Track 3: Boys' A Club 3, 1: Draprorfs Dream 3: Blue Heaven 4: ASB Pres. 4: Council 4: Deleifatc to Roosevelt. Seattle 4, Everett fl. NIGER, JOHN D.-'Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, -1: Baseball 1, 2: Track 3, 4: Boys' A Club 2. 3, 4, Vice Pres. -1: Gym Asst. 3: Band 1, 2: Music Contest 2: Quartet 4: Counril 3, 4: Sr. Breakfast 3: Jr. Class Pres.: Dray:on's Dream 3: Blue Heaven 4: Disc Jockey -1. NELSON, CRAIG SCOTT-Sheridan, Ore.-fServiee Club 1, 2, 3: Traek 1: Baseball 11 Football 2. 3: Basketball Myrr. 1: Soph- Play: Jr. Play: Lettermen's Club Ll, 4 :gm atic Club 1, Z, 3. P ,s . I ,p Y. Iert Alt Club 4 C'-'7La f!,f'Ldv01l,, NIFJS, THELMA FAYE-Choir 1, 2, 4: Art Club 2, 3: College Conference Com. 4. OHMERT, W. CLlFFORDfBoys' Club. O'l'TERS'l'TER. ROSEMARY7l'oulsbo, Wash.fCafeteria Asst. 1: Girls' Letterman 3. HerefLibrarian 4: Cafeteria Asst. 1. I'AYI'I'l'TE, LORRAINE C.-Assembly 2, ll, Ch. 4: Choir 2, 21, 1: Musie Contests 2, Zi, 4: Art Club 3: Jr. Play Com.: Sr. Breikfast Ch. 35: Girls' Club Cabinet I-1, 4: Faculty Tea 54, 1: Sr. Mothers' Tea 3: Commencement-Baccalaureate Usherette 32 Drag'on's Dream Ch. 3: Blue Heaven Ch. 4: Council fl: Pep Club 41 HLUst Horizon 4. l'F'l'I-IRSON, WA LLACEf Boys' Club. l'I-IlLLIl'S. JIM W.-Jr. High Tennis Champ 1: Choir 1: Movie I, Staff 1: Band 1. 2: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1. 2. 3, 4: Traek 1, 2, 3, 4: Tennis 1, 2, 3, 1: Intramural Sports I, 2: Gym Asst. 4: Inspirational Award 3, -l: Boys' A Club 2, 3, 4: Boys' Club See, 2, Vice Pres. 3: Drai:on's Dream 3: Blue Heaven el: Delegate to Roosevelt. Seattle 4, Everett lg ASB Vice Pres 4. INORD. MARY LEI'IfChoir 2, 3, 4: Tolo 3: I:JI'2ll-YOICS Dream 34: Blue Heaven 4: Sr. Breakfast Il: Dramatic Club Play Ii, 4: Gym Asst. 2: Hall Duty 3: Office Asst. 4: Open House 2, 3: Girls' Club Corresp, See. 4: Faculty Tea 3, -l: Sr, Mothers' Tea 25: Date With Judy Ii: GAA Executive Board 4: Honor Team 32 I'ep Club 3: Masque and Dagger 3. 4: Lost Hori- zon 1. l'lNORD. MARY LOUfGym Asst. 2: Student Day Teaeher: I. R P GAA Executive Board 2: Council 2, 3: Draizon's Dream 3: Art Club Z, 21: Debate Club 4. UST, DOROTHY JEAN-Open House 1, 2: Latin Club 2, 3: Assembly 1. 2: Hall Monitor 2: Nurses Room: Mardi Gras 2: Soph. Night: Soph, Class See. UW II OUND, JACQUELINE LEE-Bellingham, Wash.--tlirls' Sports See. 1: Baseball I: Honor Team 1: Faculty Tea 1. Here-Honor Teams 1, 2. 3. 1: Gym Asst. 3, 4: Office Asst. 2: GAA Executive Board 2, 21, 4, Sec. 3, I'res, 4: I'Iay Day It: Townsend Plavday 2, 4: Inspirational Banquet Ch. 2, 3, -1: Tennis Ji. 1: Bowling: 2, 22: Lettermen's Club 4: Pep Club 3: Band -1: Music Contest 4: Faculty Tea 3, 4, Ch. 3: Blue Heaven Ch. 4. POWELI., BICTTY LOIIISIC---Choir 1: Music Contest 11 Hi-Varieties 1: Assembly 1: Open House 1. 2: Teddy Groxvls 2. 54, 4. Copy Fd. Sl, Co-Editor -1: Deleirate to Roosevelt, Seattle -1. l'RINCI'I, LESLIE 0.-'Football 1, 2, 29, fl: Traeli 1. lg Basket- ball 1: Baseball 2, 3: Intramural Sports l, 2, 25, 4: Boys' A Club 4 : Art Club 22 Dr2l1r0n's Dream 34: J r. l'roni Duke: Blue Heaven. RALSTON, MARCUS L.+Baseball 2, fl. l: Football 1, 2, 59, 1: Blocking Award 4: Basketball 1. LZ: Traclt 1: Intramural Sports 3, 4: Tennis: Golf: Boys' Club 2, Il, 1: Band 1. 2: . Mardi Gras L: Sr. Breakfast Zi Drae'on's Dream Il: Blue Ileaven 1. RICE. WFS-Movie Staff Z. RIDFOUT, DIANE-fl'ort 'l'ou'nsend, Wash.-fCliorus 1, 2: Serviee Squad l. 2: l'ep Club 1. 2: Tumbling 2: Assembly Ch, 2: Girls Trio 1, 2: Quartet ZZ Sr. Ball Hostess 1. Here Bowlinp: 3: Faculty Tea ii, 4: Blue Heaven Cb. 1. ROW III ROLLIN. RUSSELL RAI1I'I-I-Band 1, ZZ, Il, 1: Musie Contests 3. 35, 4: Movie Staff 2. 3. 4: Baseball 3. 31, 4: Ski Patrol 253 Bowling' 3, I'res,3 Boys' A Club Lf, Cl. l. ROBERTS, VERNON- Date With Judy 21: Debate Club lg Movie Staff -l: Debate Team to C.l',S. 3. ROMINES, BETTY V.fSr. Mother's Tea 31 Teddy Growls Sl. -1. ROSE, JAMES NORMANW Boys' Club. ROSS, IRIS IRENIC--Urcliestra 1, 2, Il, All Nlusie Contests 1, Zi, 4: Latin Club 1: Spanish Club 2: Sr. Breakfast 24: I'ep Club IL, 1: Faculty Tea 3, 11 Sr. Mothers' 'l'ea il Student Day Teach- er 2: Tolo 3: Date With Judy Il: Drayorrs Dream 3. SAMS, YOLANDA HANLEY-Latin Club 1: Cafeteria Asst. 1: Gym Asst. 2: Choir 2, 3. 4: lVlL1sie Contest 2. 3. ROW 1 SCHLAGER, MARILYN J.-Glenrlora, Calif.-Glee Club 2: For- ensic Club 2. HeresSpanish Club 1: Pep Club 3: Bowling 3: Faculty Tea 3, 4: Sr. Mothers' Tea 3: Tolo 3: Dragons Dream 3: Blue Heaven 4. SCHMITT, LAURE'I l'A ANN-Honor Society 2, 3, Torch 4: Latin Club 2: Council 2, 3: Assembly Z: Open House 2, 3: Mardi Gras 2: Playday 3: Townsend Playday 4: Bowling: 2 3: Tumbling 2, 3: GAA Executive Board 2. Point Ch. 3: Honor Team 3: Inspirational Banquet 2, 3. 4: Nonette 3, 4: Music Contests 3, 4: Girls' Club Treas. 3. Pres. 4: Faculty Tea 3, 4: Sr. Mothers' Tea 3: Tolo 3, 4 : Dragons Dream 3, Blue Heaven 4: Pep Club 4, Whip Com.: Jr, Play Com.: Tum Tum 3, 4, Copy Ed. el: Delegate to U. of Wash. 4, Roosevelt, Seattle 4. SICTHER, ALFRED-Latin Club 1, 2: Band 1: Track 1, 3, 4: Football 3: Intramural Sports 4: Boys' A Club 1, 2, 3, 4: DFklIf!0Il'S Dream 3: Assembly 2: 'l'ennis 3: Tum Tum 3, 4, SETHERLY, ALAN-Baseball 2: t'Date With Judy 3: Drama- tic Club l'lay 4: Masque and Dagger 1. ROW ll SMITH, I3OBfChehalis, Wash,-Sr. Hall: Camera Club 4. Here- Oinen House 2: Student Day Teacher Z: Assembly 2: Lab. Asst.: Tum Tum 2, 3, 4. Photoxxrapher. SMITH, GLORIAfBanrl 1, 2, 3, 4: Faculty Tea 4: Music Contests: College Conference Com. 13 Open House 1. SMITH, JUDY-Tumbling' 2: Spanish Club 2, 3: Art Club 2 Vice Pres. 4: Date With Judy 3: Faculty Tea 3, 4. SMYTHE. BOB+Latin Club 1, 2: Intramural Sports 3, 'li Track 2, 3, 11: Football 3, 4: Boys' A Club 4. ROW III SNODGRASS, GLADYS R.-DuPont, Wash.-Girls' Club Sec. 1. I-Iere--Bowling 2, 3: Pep Club 2: College Conference Com. 3: Office Asst. 3: Hall Duty 3: Faculty Tea 4: Shorthand Club 4. SOMERS, PATRICIA RUTH-Council 2: Townsend Playday 2, 4: GAA Executive Board Z: Gym Asst. 3: Inspirational Ban- quet Ch. 42 Bowlinfl 3: Mardi Gras 21 Spanish Club 1: Pep Club 2, 4, Whip Com. -1: Shorthand Club 4, Sec.: Girls' Club Cabinet 4: Faculty Tea 2, 3, 4: Sr. Mothers' Tea 3: Tolo 3: Dra1.zon's Dream Ch. 3: Jr. Prom Duchess: Blue Heaven 4: Commencement-Baccalaureate Usherette 3: Delegate to Roose- velt, Seattle 4. SOMMERS, FRANCES MARIE-Latin Club 1, 2. STIEKE. LOISfChess Club 3, Pres.: Hall Duty 3: Office Asst. -1: Collegre Conference Com. 3, 4: Girls' Club Cabinet 3. R A ' U F l. Pep Club 3: Shorthand Club 3, 4: Masque and Dagger 3, 4: ROW I SUGDEN, EARL SELWYN-Football 1, 2: Mgr. 2: Track 1, 2, 4: Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3: Boys' A Club 2, 3, 42 Dragons Dream 3: Blue Heaven Ch. 4. SWANBERG. EARL-Spanish 1: Tum Tum 3, 4: uDate With Judy 3: Mardi Gras 2: Jr. Play Com. THOMASSEN, NORMANfIntramural Sports 1, 2: Track 1: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: I-'uutball 1, 2, 3, 4, Honorary Cant. 4: Tennis 1: Golf 1: Buys' A Club 3, 4: Gym Asst. 3: Council al: Sr. Class Pres.: Dragons Dream 3: Blue Heaven Ch. 4: Band 1, 2: Delegate to Freedom Train 3, Roosevelt, Seattle 4. THOMPSON, BETTY GENEfCafeteria Asst. 1: Gym Asst. 2: Tumbling 1, 2, 3: Bowling 2: Art Club 2: Hall Duty 3: 'tDate With Judy 3: Dragurfs Dream Ch. 3: Blue Heaven 11 3 Faculty Tea 3. ROW II THOMPSON, l5ILLlEfBremerton, Wash.-fSpanish Club 1, 2. Hereflfaculty Tea 3, 4: Sr. Mothers' Tea 3: Usherette 3: Librarian 4: Teddy Gruwls 4: Cafeteria Asst. 4. 'l'liOS'I'I.E, FRANK-Iiuys' Club. WILBUR, DONALD-Football 3: Basketball 2, 3, -1: Traek 2: Chess Club. Vice-Pres. WILLIAMS, BETTY BERNE'l l'E-Assembly Ch. 2: Mardi Gras 2: Tumbling 2, 3: Bowling 2, 3: Latin Club 1: Chess Club 2, Pres.: Shorthand Club 3: Pep Club 3: Debate Club 4: Faculty Tea 3: Sr. Mothers' Tea 3: Masque and Dagger 2, 3, -I, Pres. 4: Date With Judy 3: Dramatic Club Play 4: Disc Jockey 4: Teddy Gruwls 2, 3, 4, Feature Ed., Asst. Ed. -I: Debate Team to C.I'.S. 4. ROW Ill WILLIAMS, MARY JACQIIELINE-Entered from Cuttun- wuoxl, Idaho. Here-Latin Club 2: Faculty Tea 3: Hall Duty 4: Shorthand Club 4. WOLZ, PHYLLIS HI.AlNI'I-Band 1, 2, 3: Hnnur Society l, 2, 3, Torch 4: Mardi Gras. Ch. 2: Art Club IZ, 3: Chess Club 3: Sr. Breakfast Ch. 3: Cuuncil 3: Playmlay 3: Inspiratimial Banquet 2: Tennis 2, 3, 1: I.etts-rms-n's Club 4: Sr. Mothers' Tea 3: Tulu Ch. 33 Dragons Dream Ch. 3: Blue Heaven Ch. 4. WOODWORTH, DeI.OS-Hand 3. el: Assembly 3: Howling 4. ZIMIVIER. MARYfI.atin Club 1: Assembly l: Shorthand Club 3, -1: Tolo 2: Jr, I'lay Cnm,: College Conference Cum. 3, Ch. -I. ' 3 X- X' 5 1 5 'Nua- ff ,ix fu A Tk Q, 'I F.: , .1 x f V -. fi 1 f X6 - - 4 ' .4 ' Q, Xi . .371 Q A xg ff' A E- Xsifif A 3 1 rm . sxggmf 5, .F R WY' , 5 Ui . ,:. ,Q 242521 5 24- MX FV' X k 4131 if K.. ,f'2?l'f'iL 5555 5 V . q Mx: .QSM W. flaw M1415 ily 435 1, Ya .. ,Y , X Q 4,,Q , My 4.53, ff -is SV fs - - MI Q 4 -. 'F' , ' T Q Q, s ' I ,L .X x E, ' K UW' Q . 1 fx - sg X 5.5: Q. Q S2 7' 1, Q fmx 4 N 3 . 5 --'YV N 7. ffl. x K la' V5 5, 2 swf-1+ if-2 - -V A fig fi -my f .f x. 4- nag fi, Kg ,. S N i . -my A Mr K N, ,,. X: -W'?: my -5, 55, :fgA56.i'20? ,u-if .. 593754: 4 as-:x ,, ,Q V 3333 . V, b F 'iriff . . gf: lil' . 'Q utur . . . TOP PICTURE IST SEMESTER STUDENT COUNCIL TOP ROW: Mr. Ray Warren, advisor: Iilliert Fish, Dale Johnston. Bob Shideler, Dorothy Halberir, Bill Breitenliach, Joe Sommers, Jim MeCreii,:ht, Dickie Kent. ROW IZ: Beryle Evenson, Shirley Byrd, Colleen Grady, Pat Knott. Pat Nelson, Beverly Morris, Alice Reagin. BOTTOM ROW: Joe Clark, Bert Raiser, Bobby Beale, Marvin Moe, Shirley Tucker, Darlene Hale, Jean Coglrurn. PICTURE 2 SECOND SEMESTER STUDENT COUNCIL TOP ROW: Bill Breitenbaeh, Marilyn Pfahler, Dorothy Hallverg, Phillip Niemeyer, Mike Chittenden, Joe Summers, Mr. Ray Warren, advisor. ROW 3: Johnny Hallwerpr. Donald lidmisten, .I uanita Shell, Shirley Ola-n, Marcus Fletcher. ROW 2: Kenny Hanchett, Bert Raher, Marvin Moe, Beverly Morris, Gayle Dean, Marilyn Moffat, Barbara Doerile. Iflee Swenson. SEATED: Shirley Tucker, secretary: Pat Nelson, viee-president. PICTURE Ii JUNIOR HIGH S'I'UDl4lN'l' BODY Olfl-'ICFRS Shirley Tucker, secretary: Joe llark, presi- dent: Pat Nelson, vile-iiresirlent. PICTURE I FRI-ISHMAN CLASS OFIVICICHS STANDING: Ogden Pierson, vice-president: Carmen Tureo, secretary: Mr. James Long, advisor. KNEELING: John Kidd. president. ro pector 'l'Ol' l'IC l'llRI'1 .II NIOR HIGH BOYS' CHORUS 'l'Ol' ROW: Joe Davis, Jack Marshall, Don Olson, Mr. Robert Fowles, director. ROW Z: Neil Potter, Leonard Oswald, George liower, Rolwert Tuttle, LeRoy Buek. ROW 71: tllenn Emerson. Dick Kent, Marcus I leh-her, I'hilip Niemeyer, Durward Clare. ROW 2: lilenn Craver. Paul Korsmoe, Willis ll'lcCormin'k, Don Leamon, Ronnie John- son. Sam Tikka, Bill Rooney. IiO'I l'OM ROW: .lim Avery, Terry Har- xrreaves, Dxyane Pringle, Willis Woolett, I-'rank Hurley, George Johnson, Duane Stanarcl, l'l4 l'IlRIC 2 JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS' CHORUS 'I'Ol' ROW: Betty Watts, Laurie Smith, Rarluara Ilurrlitt, Shirley Uvila, Ramona Anixevine, Jackie Copeland, Suzanne Springer, Caroline Rimbaeh, Vat Winters. Ilarluara l'rin5:le, Barbara Levy, Mary Ann lfnnis, Jo Ann Pearce, ROW 5: I,uVena Hunter, Jean Burditt, Betty IM-Witt. l'at Knott, Carol Unclerwoocl. Mary Clark. Carryl Mm-Cool, Arlene Alex- ander. Sally Crowley, Jane Baker, Janice Arirenlrright. ROW 4: Arlys Hansen. Judy Nelson, Betty 'l'atoni, Fern Tinkham, Sharon Reposa, Donna Hunter. Pauline Kaliaredes, Shirley Sether, Donna Reetz, ROW 34: Mary Lou Dunmire, Carol Loirhry. Uarol Simmons, Donna Dunker. Virginia Seat, Maybelle Jones, Joanne El,erich, Gwen Fairchild. ROW 2: llarlene Wait, Joan Knowlanml, Lor- raine Shovkley, Glenna Durham, Barbara Richardson, Carol Corfee. Pat Dotson, Colleen Clemons. Pauline Zimmer. BOTTOM ROW: LaVerne Sampson, Janie Duval, Sharon McGee, Georgia Tinkham. Reverley Kremer, Dayida Butler, Loretta Seheel. Maureen Morris, l'at Rowland, l'll l'IlRE Z4 JUNIOR HIGH RAND TOI' ROW: Shirleler, Keller, Kolvle, Johnston, Barrett, Solf, Doerge, Scott, Mr. Freeman, ROW 5: Smith, Hamilton, Johnson, Gossard, Myers, Vamlerford, Landru, Picca. ROW 4: Baumxzart, Clary, Winters, Thomas, Moore. Adams. Florence. ROW Il: Lewman, Hayes, Oakes, Brown, Mad- 4lock, Leach, Johnston. ROW 2: Breitenbach, Randklen, Miller, Smith, Johnson. McCorkle, Stanard, Primrle. IiO'I l'OM ROW: Dollarhixle, Davidson, Charnel. Post, Smith, Rogers, Mills. I,I'll 'l': L. Grady, Mattson, C. Grady, Corfee. 1. X F 7- i Q 255 - if xx w . .. . N iii: X 1 N 3 mga '12 . . follow . . TOP PICTURE SAFETY PATROL TOP ROW: Mr. Dan Gagnon, Clifford Daily. ROW Ll: Richard Hauglanll, Eddy Lester. Jack Marshall, Robert Tuttle, Elmer Thompson, Richard Hansen, Ralph Gallagher. ROW 3: Billy Hill, Karl Forsell, Stanley Rip- ley, Glenn Craver, Jim Avery. Neil Potter. ROW 2: Clare Winters. Elaine James, Patti Henninyxs, Pat Neff, Bova-rly Kremer, Carol Barton. BOTTOM ROW: Bill Gear. Larry Smith, Dell Redding, Joe Ripley, Ken Fearn. Ronald Dodge, Dick Darnell. KNEELING: Harry Rooney, Fred Amrevinc. MIDDLE PICTURE JR. HIGH LETTERMENS CLUB TOP ROW: Mr. Dan Gagnon, advisor: Frank Beutler, Dale Doran, Jim Sullivan, John Kidd. ROW 3: Dick McLean, Mike Chittenden, Julian McCabe, Larry Scoles, Dick Bailey, Norman Layman. ROW 2: Bill Breitenbach, Gordon Fee, Mar- cus Fletcher, Elbert Fish, Jack Horton. BOTTOM ROW: Don Leamon, Bob Shideler, Joe Sommers, Ernie Cruse, John Dailey, Melvin Kobel, Lawrence Daman, Ogden Pierson, Bolv Hilt, Floyd Walker. Courtney Johnston. BOTTOM PICTURE BOYS' QUARTETTE: Dwane Pringle, George Johnson. Duane Stanard, Billy Albright. their uides to Mr. Henry lloni: Visual aids, English. Miss Bernice Burt: Mathematics. Mr. Dan Gagnon: P. E., conference, reading, mathematics, hall supervisor. Mr. Marion Harthillz Junior building trades, shop. Miss Shirley Harvey: Reading, geography, English. history. art, health. Miss NVinnie Jamison: Reading, English, geo- graphy. H' Mrs. Beverly Kinney: Reading, English, geo- graphy, girls supervision. Mr. James Long: Study, rnathematies, algebra. Mrs, Marvine Melformiek: Reading, English, puliliv speaking, penmanship, art. Miss Vathvrine 0'C'on- nor: English. Mrs. Olive Simpson Reading. Enfflish, geo P' P grnphy. uri. home evo nomics. Miss IIIIOQIUIIO Welch Heading. English. pen manship, geography. g eater TOP PICTURE JUNIOR HIGH IiASKI'I'l'I!ALL SQUAD TOP ROW: Mr. Dan Gagnon, Ofrden Pierson, John Dailey, Ronnie Johnson, Sam Tikka. ROW 2: Bill Breitenlmach, Floyd Walker, Boll Partridgre. Dale Doran, Lee Evans, Dick King. Allen Freeman, BOTTOM ROW: Richard Shawver, Ken Fuhrer, Mike Chittenden, Gordon Fee, Ellnert Fish. Courtney Johnston, Rusty Hilt, Melvin Koble. Don Leamon. PICTURE 3 ACTION SHOT: Ken Fuhrer re- ceives the hall from the lvackboard while John Kidd and Mike Chit- tenden xvaieh closely. PICTIIIIIC 3 ACTION SHOT: 'ith irraders play during: the half ol' a senior high hasketllall game. BOTTOIVI PICTURE JR. HIGH FOOTBALL TOP ROW: Robert Hilt, John Dailey. Bolv Shideler. Grant Cud- ney, Elbert Fish, Ken Wic'Lrert, Larry McDonald. Lewis Romo, Dickie Kent, Ernie Cruse, Ronald Pollock, Leonard Oswald. ROW 3: Duane Macklin, Peter Sandas, Lawrence Daman, Frank Beutler, Dale Johnston, Larry Seholes, Phillip Thompson, Roy Nason, Dick Bailey, Dick McLean, Gene Piper, Allen Freeman, Ronny Wiggins. ROW 2: Ogden Pierson, manager: Mr. Dan Gagnon, coach: Julian McCabe, Norman Layman, Gordon Fee. .lim Sullivan, Arlen McDon- ald, .Ioe Somners. Courtney John- ston, Lee Evans, Marcus Fletcher, Jack Horton, Bill Breitenlrach, Dale Doran. BOTTOM ROW: Larry Doran. STANDING AT RIGHT: Marvin Moe. Keith Engel, Gary Jensen, Ron lieutler. Melvin Koluel, mana- ger: Floyd Walker, manager. .. lor .. 'l'Ol' l'IC'I'IIRE .I R. HIGH CHEERLEAIJI-IRS Ilois Grady, Ilon Adonis. Erlys Ilnnnoye. l'll l'IIRI'l 3 HTH GRADE I4ASKE'l'I3AI,l. TEAMS 'l'OI' ROW 1 Ernie Cruse, Norman Emlcrs. Ilule J ohnston, Mr. .I :Inu-:4 Ilnnnz, coach, ROW 2: .lim Sullivan, Lewis Romo. Arlen Mcllonald, Boll Shidelcr. IlO'I I'OM ROW: Jack Breitenlmch, Georxrs- Johnson, Larry Doran, Willis Vlfooletl, Carl Fischer. l'll l'URI'I 2 .I R. HIGH ORATORS 'l'Ol' ROW: Arlene Alexander, Marjorie Lindberir, Ronnie Muri- ani, June Hayes, Mrsl Marcine Mzn'Corn1:1cli, instructor. ROW 2: Shirley McLaren, Beryle Iivenson, Kathryne Huyckv. Telldy Mattson, Hilpzerth Saari, Barbara Ibm-rife. IiO'l I'OIVl ROW: Bert Haber, Don- ald Eclmisten, Jimmy Carter, Ilorthuu Sivencer. IIOTTOM PICTURE .IR. HIGH SONG QUEENS Pat Dolson and Lorraine Shockley. ourdough egin limllin . . . TOP ROW: Arthur Moore, Barbra. Willson, Inez Cays, Suzanne Springer, Patty Winters, John Rife. ROW 4: Ronald Gormley, Marlene Bovy, Cleo Hansen, Peggy Boyd, Barbara Pringle. ROW 3: Sally Woodbury, Phyllis Fairservice. Theresa Stephens, Shirley Clay, Marilyn Pfahler, Bill Wallace. ROW 2: Marvin Leffel, Pat Nelson, Erlys Lannoye, Lois Eacrett, Sheila Creef, Bob Partridge. BOTTOM ROW: Darlene Wait. Carol Corfee, Glee Swenson, Patty Govt. TOP ROW: Roy Curtis, Norman Layman, Jim McCreight, Elbert Fish, Joe Sommers, Richard Shideler. ROW 3: Don Keller, Keith Agger- gaard, Jacqueline Harper, Shirley Matthews, LuVena Hunter, Joan Adkinson. ROW 2: Don Erickson, Merle Bailey, Lynn Gagnon, Patty Jewett, Gerry Lou Smith, Don Ritter. BOTTOM ROW: Bob Murray, Carol Rogers, Verner Bryant, Patty Dotson, Gayle Hickok, Shirley McLaren. TOP ROW: Jerry Kelly, Bob Part' ridge. Allen Freeman, Rita Suth- erland, John Kidd, Shirley Uvila, David Berg, Ronald Gormley, ROW 11: Arthur Moore, Dorothea Wilcox. Floyd Walker, Lois Grady, Bobby Richardson, Ogden Pierson, Dorothy Jordan, Larry McLaugh- lin, ROW 3: Lucie Grace, Mabel Bennett, Carmen Tureo, Pat Dobson, Fern Tinkham, Donna Startup, Sally Woodbury. ROW 2: Peggy Boyd, Bonnie Nelson, Sharon Edmisten, Marvin Leffel. Theresa Stephens, Arlene Peters, Norma Craig, Gwen Fairchild. BOTTOM ROW: Johnny Jansen, Ruby Wilkes, Pat Williams, Anne Peters, Shirley Rogers, Juanita Jones, Donna Dunker, Ronnie Johnson. TOP ROW: Don Scott, Richard Shawver, John Dailey, Robert Ennis, Marilyn Halberg, Laurie Smith. ' ROW 4: Nancy Johnson, Nancy ML-Laughlin, Roy Eckland, Dor- thy Halberg, Gordon Fee, Barbara Macdonald, Larry Scoles. ROW 3: Gary Kohler, Rose Dailey, Gloria Hawkins, Patty Gort, Don Leaman, Ann Quackenbush, Bon- nie Mariani. ROW 2: Phillip Thompson, Vernon Cary, George Allen, Myra Lind- berg, Terry Hargreaves, Nadine Bolling, Earl Kunkel. BOTTOM ROW: Robert Hilt, Mar- garet Daniels, Sharon Haller, Howard Chapman, Ann May Hunter, Raymond Bamer, Ray Dwier. . . . the lon: hard trail and . . . TOI' ROW: Oliver Stark, Don Hal- verson. Lawrence Daman. Roh ,. , ,. lxingr, Ed Beatty. tiene liner. ROW 2: Memorie Kini-r, tiny Som- ers, .lim Woolett, Grant Cudney. Carol Macklin, Durwarml Clare. BOTTOM ROW: Glenna Durham, Marilyn Rideont, Irene St-ther, Bill Rooney. Marcus Fletcher. 'l'Ol' ROW: Donald liaar, .lean Cogfhurn. Joyce Marlin, lin-tty Eaton, .lean Foss, Ramona Annie- v.ne, Ken Wiepzert. ROW 24: Jack Rice, .laniee Argen- bright, Nancy Fox, .loan Crall. Barbara Hurditt, Neil Boyd. Lee Evans, Ronnie Wimrins. ROW 2: Dale Doran, Janet Som- n'1-rvil'e, liarh-tra llollarhide, tllee Sweison, Sharon I-Idmisten, Nan- ey Wyman. Sam Tikka. liO'l'TOM ROW: Ty Gill. Darlene Wait, Carol Corfee. Sheila Creef, Theresa Stephens, liorraine Ash- ley, Melvin liohel. Don Wagner, Jack Horton, and Raymond Fl.-enei' work industrionsly in their shop class. The liiglilui' zletive l4ll't'b1lllllZl1l Flaws has shown its leadersliip through nnni- ei-ons at-tivities, whieh inelnded spon- soring several fi'osh only d:n1f-es: the l rosl1 Fi-ost, whieh fezitnred il wintei' illt'lllt'1 the Sllillll1'tH'li Shin- digf' with Saint Putriek, himself: and their annual May llzinee. with the tra- ditional spring deeorzitions. These tl2l11t't'S were 21 snecess lil1'g2,'0lj' tln'ongh the efforts of the elassk eup- almle president, -lohn Kidd: viee-in'esi- dent, Ogden lJt'2ll'S0l12 and Seeretai'-V, tl2ll'lllUll 'l'1n'eog who spent nnieh of their time toward the eiilzirgeinent ef the fl'0SllH soeial aetivities. Always ready with helpful adviee and suggestions was the elass advisor, Nlr. .laines liong, who worked in elose assoeiation with the officers. . . followin lose h 78 hind . . . TOP ROW: Ernie Cruse, Daniel Dagley, Jack Marshall, Joe Lang- lois, Ralph Schmitt, Freddy Gor- don. ROW 4: Ralph Gallagher, Judy Nelson, Barbara Levy, Shirley Sether, Louise Ritter, Betty De- Witt, Johanna Pearson, Glenn Emerson. ROW 3: Dickie Waldron, Pauline Kaliaredes, Peter Sandas, Shirley Tucker, Lewis Romo, Beverly Morris, Jim Sullivan. ROW Z: Don Dailey, Gayle Dean, Yvonne Powell, Kenneth Tearse, Patty McDonald, Dickie Reiners, Ruth Goumlie, Albert Luedke. BOTTOM ROW: Dickie Gordon, Maureen Morris, Bill Baumizart, Patsy Davis, Larry Doran, Willis Woolett, Mary Lou Dunmire. TOP ROW: Darrell Wilcox, Dale Johnston, Julian McCabe, Maxine Mills. Larry McDonald, Clifford Smith, Hal Tye. ROW 4: Richard Hansen, Jimmy Avery, Pat Knott, Donald lredale, Dorothy Pollow, Philip Niemeyer, Gary Maddock. ROW 3: Robert Hines, Phyllis Pet- erson, Vickie Haller. Margie Sto- vall, Lloyd Howie, Phyllis Bland, Donna Hunter, Paul Korsmoei ROW 2: Bobby Thie, David Wood- side, Carol Loghry, Gayle Steele, Larry Goodman, Susan Johnson, Mary Handy, Jimmy Christenson. BOTTOM ROW: Billy Johnson, Melvin Griblrle, George Johnson, Pat Rowland, LeRoy Kitson, Carol Barton, Willis McCormick, Jack Breitenbach. TOP ROW: Juanita Shell, Keith Engle, Frank Robinson, Corinne Frisbee, Dick Brown, Don Olson, Jacquelyn Corleland. ROW 4: Donald Smith, Carol Sim- mons, Jimmie Rasler, Darlene Hale, Glenn Craver, Shirley Byrd, Shirley Taggart. ROW 3: Howard McLaughlin, Shirley Johnson, Larry Creelman, Jacolyn Cosser, Shirley Olson, Howard Byers, Arlys Hansen. ROW Z: Earl Fox, Wanda Seward, Teddy Ferguson, Dwaine Urqu- hart, Arlene Ross, Marilyn Mof- fat, David Solf. BOTTOM ROW: Fred Balser, Rolv- ert Arp, Dickie Florence, Carl Fischer, Duane Stanard, Dwane Pringle. TOP ROW: Norman Enders, Pat Reed, Sharrai Newson, Emily Johnson, Robert Tuttle, Noel Adams, Bobby Harris. ROW 4: Bob Shideler, Jo Ann Pearce, Arlene Alexander, Arlen McDonald, Shirley Fletcher, Scot- ty Nichols. ROW 3: Billy Shropshire, Sally Crowley, Eloise Olsen, Darlene Davis, Pat Cargo, Everett King. ROW 2: Dickie Kent, Donna Reetz, Margie Maloney, Marilyn Starnes, Sharon Reposa, Pauline Zimmer, Linnea Carlson, Darrel Peters. BOTTOM ROW: Ronald Parks, Fred Aneevine, Loretta Scheel, Davirla Butler, Nancy Corfee, Glen Richard, Norman Hahn, . . . come the ab uggets . . . TOI' ROW: Jimmy Ellis, Jack Krilizz-r, David Kiel, George Bow- er, Iso Radich, Frank Beutlc-r. ROW 3: Leonard Oswald, Joe Davis, Robert Rabi-r, Richard Landru, Neil Potter. Ronald Pol- lack. ROW 2: Robbie Hamilton, Gary Lloyd, Gary Linlieman, Frank Hurley, Kenny Purvis, Donald McAllist1-r, Darold Davidson. BOTTOM ROW: Larry Lilly, Jim- my Mila-s. Billy Albright, Clare Winters. Dennis Brown. 'l'Ol' ROW: Eva-lyn Hinos, Mary Ann Ennis, Dorcas Cooper. .Ivan Burditt, Annabelle- Smnsal, Col- lron Clemons. Carryl McCool. ROW IS: Marlene Walker, Carol Unmlorwooml, Marlayiio Gl'tll'll, Jane Baker, Betty Tatum, Carolyn Rim- hach. ROW 2: .Io Ann Eldrirluu. Eva Heilman, Donna Atwood, Betty Ss-ward. Wilma Walsh. Mary Clark. BOT'l'OlVl ROW: Ile-vvrly Krvnwr, Sylvia Hi-ndriclison, Georgia Tink- ham, Sharon Mcih-1-. Joan Gar- ling, Juno Wallis-1'. Enjoying their shop class work are Robbie Hamilton, Frank Bvutlvr, :intl .hum-s Ellis. li2ll'l'l.Y il4't'llSl0lllWl to tho ways ot -lllllltbl' lligh, tho 1-ighth g.1'l'illll'l'S haw tlvvvlolwcl il slight swzlggvi' whivh infli- 4-zltvs thvii' s111w1'io1'1tv ova-1' tho 111- vxpc-1'iv11t't-tl SOV0llTll g'1'z1flo1's. Al1'vz1cl,1 t'z1111ilia11' with tht- wal-vs of Hotgsvvvlt assi-111Imlit-s, f'0lllll'll 111111-tiiigs. and lltllllt l'4lHlll otfivws wt-111 1111 110W 0xpc'1'it-111-4 to flll'lll. tivttiiig' into tht' swing ot' things thox' 111-ovwtlvcl to 1-quill tl1c111sclVvs with Hlil.l1'l'l'S, 'l'wlrl.v lYl1i111pt-1's l'0lJHl'fl'l'S :mtl l'Ullllt'll 1'v111'vs011tz1t1Vos and hvgziii lll'2lt'fl4'llljg' thv laws of 1Jill'll2l1Il0llt2ll'.X l!l'41t'0lllll'l'. l11tl1v.Ql1111io1' lllgllllltl'2l1lllll'illS1J0l'ih lll'Ug'l'Zllll tho lltbllltl 1170111 tvaiiis, lllltltil sur-h fitting titlvs as 4'V1lii11gs, Hllt'lllUllS.,N Ac-os, and Wildcats, litlllgllll fl'2ll'l0HSl.l' to lJl'l1lg.1' fzunv 111111 gloilx totl1v11't1'z1111 :mtl lltllllil 1'of:111. . astheliold ut... TOP PICTURE TOP ROW: Karen Sund, Jackie Severs, Lewis Hale, Winette White, Thelma Thompson, Elaine Mitton. ROW 3: Stuart Larsen, Donita Bombardier. John Halberiz. Verda Neale, Clifford Fuller, Mary Posey. ROW 2: Eugene Cannon, Patricia. Hickey, Norman Linton, Alice Reagin, Eva Wicklander. BOTTOM ROW: Dell Reddimz, Jimmy Durham, Rhea Simmons, Kay Conaway, Cynthia Bland, Elaine James, William Hill. SECOND PICTURUE TOP ROW: Jackie Thompson, Judy DeRousie, Shirley Robinson. Gweneth Smith, Retta Richard- son, Carole Winther. ROW 3: David Byers, Beverly Corn- well. Ronald Pettylfrovv, Roma Johnston, Annie Kaliaredes, Ros- etta Collins, Larry Nelson. ROW 2: Jerry Goodman, Robert Schmitt, Gene Middleton, Kathryn Huycke, James Buchanan, Teddy Mattson, Harlan Thompson. BOTTOM ROW: Billy Gallauher, Dorothea Spencer, Bert Raber, Rena Emerson, Darrel Peters, Joanne Judkins, Erland Hansen. THIRD PICTURE TOP ROW: Donald Jacobs, Nick Basom, George Brakus, Harry Ross, Seldon Porter. ROW 3: Ken Loghry, Ruth Huff- man, Pat Spracklin, Marrine Hudson, Dixie Anne Ross, John Robinson. ROW Z: Larry Engle, Barbara Goudie, Iris Loghry, Ronnie Buet- ler, Janice Brown, Denver Morri- son, Buckley Adamire. BOTTOM ROW: Diane Gastman, Darrel Woods, Kay Olson, Colleen Creelman, Coleen Grady, Marvin Moe, Buddy Allen. FOURTH PICTURE TOP ROW: James Cheatham, Bar- bara Pearson, Cecil Radich, Kay Crostwaite. Miss Welch, James Hart, Donna Miller, Albert Tur- ney. ROW 4: Gary Jacobson, Miles Keso, Shirley Williams, Sylvia Smith, Don Daman, Marjorie Lindberg. ROW 3: Melvin Davidson, Joan Mathews, Beryle Evenson, Shirley Olson, Joe Brown, Janet Homer, Pe-Elly Peterson. ROW 2: Leslie Schmidt, Patty Gor- don, Donald Edmiston, Teddy By- ers, Duane Stark, Patty Neff, Leonard Tatom. BOTTOM ROW: Eddie Walker, Vern Trostle, Jim Carter, Patti Hennings, Tommy Tinkham, Ron- ald Floyd. . . . llmmers l ln the distance. 'l'0l' ROW: Robby Gr:-ill, Jim Col- lins, Mary Lee McLean. Roberta Brudhuii, Nancy R1-cd. Dirk Gos- sarsl. ROW 4: Rod Melville-, Mary Hibhs, M ir'Iar4-t Srhmaimr. Pe!-KEY Oakvs, Jani- Hayes. Richard Melville. ROW il: Thorsten Strombm-rg. David Earl. Gail Sams. Joann Gallauher. lioll R1-ffa, Patsy Ranclklov, Billy Burk. ROW 2: Don Adams. Maura-un Sl-hior. Farlcnc Haller. Rarluara Dum-ryxo, Mary Lou Montpzomory. David Smith. Bud Clay. R0'l l'0M ROW: Mickvy Ranla, Richard Post, llolr B4-als-, Paul Hnrxiinr. 'l'0l' ROW: Ronald l'om-k. Norma Mcillm-nn, Karl Forsull, George? Nval. Ann Mao Hunu-r, Clifford Tye. ROW 4: Ye-rnon Strinirham, Andy Stephens, Charlonv 'Furl-o. Shir- ley Gualt. Mary Sandas, Kenny Hawchett. Chester Stark. ROW 3: Jimmy Jacobs, .lorry 0'Rrion. Robby Lou Scholcs. Gary lie-:ks-r, Funnix' Sioln-l. Dorothy 1.1-wman. ROW 2: .lack Monrv. Betty Mon- son, Vern Uvila. Doreen Scott. David Hill. Leu Wyman. BOTTOM ROW: Robert Stvpp, Lyle Smith, Larry Eugroiiv Smith, Ralph Hill, Dil-kin Darn:-ll, Jacky lim-r. Nick Basom and Larry Engel work on thi-'r art class projocts while Buddy Allen. George Brackus, Iris lillgllllllllg' thru' six long years at Roosevelt The lu-wilclvlwfrl seventh Q'l'2l4ll'I'S wanclor aimlessly froui class to 1'lilSS.i4il'01llll'llt41ll0l'll'S0lc WYl1e1'c'stl10 lihi'ar.v? , Docs aiiyoiic know Where roolll 215 is? and I Cilllif find Miss Ilarvl-,vls room, vc-lioecl 'rhrougli tho halls. Aflm-1' a whilv thvy lJ0l'i1111C filllll- lizn' with Tho lllllll0l'0llS Twisls and Turns of the huilcliiig and soon they vvon losl thvii' ical' of the uppvr 1-lassuieu. A few lvravi- stncloiifs om-asioiially veiiturofl into Tho svnior high halls and before long' tho-v ll0l'2lIll0 2l4'l'llSlH1I10d to thc rontinc- al Roosvvm-ll and p1'oc:voflecl to svlllv flown to thvir honiv room activi- tivs. stnclvnl f-oniivil and lllt1'211llIll'2ll sports. Ross. and Colleen Croelman look on. 81 - I . , . J - 4 p. Nh - lb- , ,db',..,, I. ,I we 6, . Yr 1 1 L . A in VY 4 swnarrass '- PURIFIED WOOD cs, R IILGSE USE FOR Highly purified wood cellulose is one of the Country's most important chemical raw materials. More than eighty per cent of all the vist!Uss rayon and acetate yarns produced in this country' are made from ' . These yarns find their way intpefhe daily livingof everyonef ifman ,types of wearing apparel fur men, Wnrnenqaixd children -L and in a wide variety of other familiar articlis. ' W' , ly The tire nfanufacturers usc'purified wood cellulose in increasingly large quantities in the formgof high-strength viscose rayon cords and fabrics th,a.t lengthen the lives of automobile and truck tires. Cellophane is made from purified wood cellulose, and so is another widely used transparent packaging material-cellulose acetate sheet and film. ' Photographic film and paper--vulcanized fibgr--lacquers-and many other related products also are made from this basic raw material. ' , Supplying highly purified wood cellulose produced by chemical processes is Rayonier's job. A large part of the wood we use comes from our own forest properties, which are under management that keeps them continuously productive. Research by our scientists has resulted in a number of types of wood cellulose, each developed to give best results in making the end products for which it is used. R YOHIER EXECUTIVE OFFICES 122 East 42nd Strut, New York I7, New York ' MILLS: Ilaquiam, Fort Angeles, Sholton, Washington, Fernandina, Florida PRODUCER OF HIGHLY PURIFIED WOOD CELLULOSE for TEXTILES ' TIRE CORD ' CELLOPHANE ' PLASTICS 82 2 If- sz! -1,0 T 4, if.1j,fLjL kj A: ,jim !,f . 'j'. UJYTX 'f C7 'djl i K MMM Eff M giQ5f ff9fiW?f McLEVAiNI'S jgfyisno STCRE My If ,1 Jfjjilfj wyf at Qizieifsf K if I Q ww Q9 J x I. 5 r X' . 1' - P . - 7 ,I -A 109 East First V ff. ff! W u Xf 'QQ4ngeles MIITK 6? CREWM Purity Means a Lot to You? 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Phone 7511 For your immediate needs visit BROWN DRUG The best in Port Angeles 710 S. Lincoln Dial 3466 YJ vJ'j2,gVN ff 1 s it WE . ROYAL TIRES iiilty 5535 iifewfe digg 3 A 3? M302 ,H KSN -. A .52 I A 5 I, -,, -My -im' I--N 4X s f-in W VX Where CUSTS' W Quglify less '- we Www .ff 1- ,V ' l 1 - - me Q ' tttt M -v - - - ' '- i' M 1 MW Vivwj : To You J il' QR' ic Future Customers f s .V7a1Jg1wfg?s PV! V!! our compliment, QM OLYMPIC LAUNDRY LANE, fgQCyQ wiches I 3 wvufmik SH akes !y ICB cream f Eats D pf Phone 3315 PHONE 3690 J MMV vf c rkier fF'fnh nd Lin ln 113 EastFirst 1 r , G9 ...... ..................... 1 ........................ . ...... .........,.............................. 1 ............................................. .... ..... .... 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The dumb ones make a A gedusxpust, but those who are hep get X pt pl6 who tk-rtowicill the angles to give I , I-Q them the light ipnswers, xx W5 like Iilat in getting out a school annual, X 'IfI'te staff Lan dream up the cleverest copy and x snap tlxezsnappiest pictures - but unless the X. 01 PHO Pfl0R0 book is printed so you can read your name and see who's who in the pictures, the whole thing ends up like Philip. That's where your annual star? showed how keen they are, They lined up with the best printer and called us in for engravings to help produce the finest possible book. They knew that we have specialized in school an- nual engraving for 40 years-and would have the right answers ready forthe editors, artists, photographers, faculty and printer. Give the staff a hand for using their heads! 721 VIRGINIA STREET I SEATTLE, U.S.A. 89 PR 0lF ?f,S'SIONAl cARns ! Gimjses fes Duplicated fb 4' be., Kgs-PQ ff, Dr r . Nigro 2 -., Alqwfgkugliing Phone 7465 OP li?A ' 103 Eyjr-arp! 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Nelson - W. Edson Brown Y- V N39 P0 JA Elk E 'lding Ph 85011 f ,- A A .- , N H59 f JA AN ,,-- . I 1 ff s I I A V f xl ,2 I ff jf a ' 'X 4,1 S1 unmnn' un1nuunnnuzyfqnnnnnnlnldfnnununnnnnuuum ff- of' Kyla Wi shicj-Mvftnd Door Glass K E pafetyp' ate, Plate Glass ,dip 'i Mi ors an e ss f N X Q K.. Xb Y S in lnllllnullnnInInnmnulnlllunlnlunnulnuunnnunnlnn AGGIE'S DOG HOUSE A X d She t Gla . MX. Mila, M T Steaks, Chops, Sandwiches E ,I ' ' ' 5 5 : : H t L . .-2 . . T 5 , N. Laurel Phone 5277 IDDLETON Q! OTOR PART M4722 7 Phone 3242 NTS f u 0 ive P r s ' I Supplies and Equipment BAK 122 woot First Ph ne 3342 . N mpliments of is i NAILOR, LUMBEI3, 5 8th and Lincoln I x I 93 llill iilii1..iiiiiH2i. 2,-1 1., .- I T? 2 Phone 3304lfy '- '- I' f xx N. nunnnuluunlnnnulun s. 1 4 3 T W!QffA' 'r-J' Mil. U I H J ,ff M E A v ,Vg A I ' 'Q , fl ' E !jUKl -1f:r: 51 V I 5' .-, I X Q fb 1 ' M E VW f qw? 5 ff' f ' ' ' I - , ' , V415 W' Y -f, A K . ' 1? 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SWANSON 2 RR Laurel FR IN 'mifzxghone 3L563 2 1 1 th L' 1 E 1 X I u mco n Phone 6544 I . v unnmnum llllnlllnlmnnmlnnunn nnlnv VImlmmmlmmm, 94 ,Y fd W IK O ii! , JW cf .94 ....... ..... ....., ........ . ........ . . .L ............. ................ ................... ....... ........... ................................. A K f 'GUQL4 CK 1 I Xl 'JYUIYA 53 ortsaFr1HEn?IsYMP -S?5i adLs4igi6 fa? MWWMM Cgympito Peninsu1a fi, MW .iw fl! fy? M has. D. stoner 74 T Po W Congratulations 'ir U, L KE unlllllnlllulullllnllunlullulnllu nlnlll uInulIllIullnlllllllnlllllllln I llIlllnlulunuunlnln9 Class of '49 tothe Phone aa31 I 'I1Inlnunlnlllnllulnluluuu llnlInlllllunnnnlnlunlnn 41nnnnnlulullllllIllIllIllnlllIllIllIllulnllulnlnlunnl Crown Zellerbach J L1 B Ch L B C0l'POl'Gti0l1 n J Port Angeles Division . REAL ESTATE.-INSURANCE M071 W '02 XL .. .. .... J ................ .... . .... .. if ....... .... ...... . . . . amy, 4 6 EUMLLY 'C 25' I WWEL S FO s WIQQINTING U - A ER-JE ' 61 ' hone 5366 E' E X!! ewie B. Fi on, r P. 0 Watches, iam' '..2i :1 ewel if A 1? state . Q waSh' g , Ins ef ceMan?gement F STREET PHONE 652 Af J ff BO S , A 5 A X L ,Pm-nAmge1es 'I 1 N. L7 , f wld, ...A ..... .. ............... .....6 . . .. ........... ...... .................. 4 6 ' ----------- --------- -------------- --------- - - - -----1------- - 1 6 6 6 6 666 666 666 6 66 6 6 6 6 6 66 6 66 66 66 6 6 GCN Zim'-AT' , TRANSFER Z Local and Long Distance M g ' V Di 14224 : 4 EFUL HAND Port Angeles H Concrete Company 5 2 105 Easq Front St 5 Angeles, Wash. J.. I X 5i7v:j:IjxBottIingWorks , . . f ii , , ii .. ,QICECQL E illllllllllll il Illlllll TH 'HT IIIIIII 1 lllll guild lllllllllll 'HM llIllIllIIllII.l' 4? 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CONSTRUCTION C0- Also a ,specialty in Hot Doughnuts - and soft and hard Ice Cream 5 GENERAL CONTRACTORS Industrial-Commercial OPEN EVENIN S Heavy Construction R OUR CONVE CE K TILL 9:00 tk E 4 Railroad and oak Dial 3646 6 5 Lin n ' P one 7303 q I I A S 1 ll lllllll llllllllllllllll lllllllllllllllllllll llllllllllllllll lllvll llllllllllllllllllllll llllllllllllllllllllllllllli lllllllllllllllll I Illllll lllllllllllllllll llllllllllllllllllllllll Illlllllllllll IllllllmlllIllllllllllllllllllll llIllllllllllllllIlllllllIllIIllIlllllllIllllllllllllllllllll . San hes, Cake, Coff , Chili, Pop, and Candy S VITA RIC E CREAM Q Xpnr. and Mrs. R. N. Woodworth, Proprietors 6 5 . Phone 4747 II lllllll llllllllllllll I Ill llll llIIll llllIllIIlIIlIIIIllIllIllllllIllIllIllIllIllllllllllllIllIllIlllllllllllllllllllllll IIIIllIllllllllllllllllllllll S A S35 lah FIRST Insurance and Real Estate .Port Angeles, Wash. Phone 5225 Best Wishes SHELL PRODUCTS TO DIESEL on STOVE ou. Closs Goodyear Tires and Batteries Of Stamp Metered Service '49 n E. A. Jensen 3rd and Tumwater IInllIllIIlllunllnllulInInlnlllnlllnlnlnlnll 106 f K g, ,nb V Qxi QF. X ' 'iff 1 1 V ix wk 4 Congrcntul tiblfms QjQIc1qsf3,QTX A bg' Y ' E, 1 txqifkt , fax' p Qt N. lil' fs ,ti ix M. up TRUCK and EQUIPMENTQ cqlx Dial 7404 XX A Sf 351 E. Fiist Ku I 'xl W . gi . 'T I! , - K . Y 'tx Kg 'Kiffb 'HX .Q ' i K INTERNATIONAL SALES ANI? SERYQCE T X Q ' . , P7 K ' ' , 7. ff , 'H fi KING AND FOLK THE PLACE STUDENTS 'X ALWAYS GO FOR ' ff' 1 X I Sheet Music Band Instruments I O Records Pianos Radi0S 112 East lst St. Phone 6464 107 2 Na+ 'z,oL-.M we ,aa f gf, pw.. rm! Sq WZ: K f ffegtijiig X-Q, K bl Emnus , Walk wa Aw ,Mad eel f f Page is Authorized l Eastman, Bell ond Howell RQMELQQLVINMLDF FILM e Y wx se Q3 gERixQQl Zig Q5 lil ll liil -l HE 51 lf? IN 214 s n QS SP x Xjmglleix 5 JF Y Wi js 43 bzcfe W0 fm is 2? ifleflf We we O ffm Elf Q ll fl V: les? XJ? 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L : ' o th present Jjj ' The best road to progress is teamwork. ..The shortest dis- ,' ' tance to peace is straight thinking and straight living. E ' for your future Xi, Sincere Wishes for individual success that adds to America'sV f - - Strength. if ' Q l ' E' 'if N Yours expectantly, fl ' - All ' ASSOCIATES OF - ,JSAMUELSON Moron co. QQ XT' X 2' Ydur Fprd's. best friend E I f .tw W EE 'iz Ls 5 . . , hlst and Lincioln ' ' Phone 3334 E 'XX il an ' A .L ' E 'bm bv 'II' HIIXIIHQIQH ' 4 gf' N 'vii ' 'H' I' 'I - H - - 'HI'-'I-I QIIIIISIIIKIQENXI lllll llllll lll lllll R!! llllll 'Ng lllll :li 'l'i'lhll:lN' llll ull: l'llll llllllllllllllllllllll l llllllll I llllllllllll I ll llllllll Ill lllllllllllll llllllllll QXUX' xnxx I ' ly I K 4' Q gg . Shop got the 101 -GARAGE MARKET BASKET Auto Repairs YOUR XIEYIGIZIXBQQQHOOP GROCER Freshifrufts and vegetables ' l : ' 1 E Boulevard andl Eunice ' Dial 6444 x InInlnunInluullununllunlnulunnl lnnnluuunlulunln DON FEELEY Durkee Famous Foods 2 109 W. Front St. Port Angeles llllnlllllnlllllllll lllllllllll llllllllllllllll lull llllliv I on ony Cor Cliff Fuller and John Yahn, Props. 4th and Lincoln ZMWFM TREAS E V NOOK GIFTS AND NOVELTIES Across from the Olympianl Theater llllll IllIlllllllnlliniillllllllIllullllulllnlllllllllI llllllllllllllllllllllllIllIllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll MODE O'DAY A GOOD PLACE TO SHOP Housecoats Lingerie Dresses Blouses Hosiery Robes QUALITY MERCHANDISE at lowest, possible prices lllnllllll lllllllllllllllllllln lllllnlllllllllllllll SOUND REALTY COMPANY ' WHERE BUYERS AND SELLERS MEET Insurance of every kind J. W. Alstott Realtor 109 N. Laurel Phone 3121 COME TO GO TO JAcK's , a shakvewafnd a snags, s 'op -,L for fl ALA Af 31 cs -'A ' WlLMER'S For Good Lunches 120 N. COME ,jf 1111 Ji ,. jj, jjvf rr, ffm WM, E955 Ui f3w 15 111 Phone 4416 IIIllIllllllllllllllllllllll lllll 1 ,MW Q .fn 1 ' , Y x X :gf I' '112 ' i ' 'P' ' 1 1 1 - 12 1 if JrAKNsisugMoToR co. 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ODTHQH 446,-ef-3-I-0 -I-HE ' LAW? CLASS or THEPLACE TOEAT 2 '49 E PIE AND CAKE : 5 W AMERICAN l.EGloN nunInImmunnlnnumunnunnluuulnunnnunnnuu nnnununnnlnnnlinuunnnunuununn nununmInunlunninnunlInnlinInnlllIllnnlnllllllulllunInnnIll1ll1nininulnlnnununnlulnnlnulnunlununuunllInnlnnlulllnllulnl COMPLIMENTS OF HARRIS and SCHULLER 127 East Front Phone 7911 lullIulInlullululnnlnnlllllllulululllluululllnlllulnlnnnlnnllllInnnnlnnlunulunnInInllillullIllIllIllIlllnnllllulnlllllullllulllllnllnlullull nllunlnllnllnll lulllllllllnllnllllnllunnulunullnunnullllllllun lnnmlnnn uululunn PORT ANGELES Savings and Loan Association 4 112 North Laurel Imnunnlnnunnnunnnnnnnlnunnnninnuunnlunnuuuuulnlmnunnuunlnmlunnulunnunnnnnnlnnnlnmnnnnnuunnu nununun num num lunnununnmmnununnnnnnn E Schreiner : F R Y D R U G Chevrolet Co. SEE Us FOR THE 1 BEST DEAL IN : Prescriptions TOWN' Drugs 101 East First Phone 3381 Dial 4414 First and Pe b dy 115 2 ....................... i x j Compliments of 'n Q PENINSPLA P L Y w R .MW 2 Owned by Port IQJVQ-tat, Whose chiIdr Wf4 Port Angeles QMMJQZZZE tAg1 gjyrj' f Ri Af, a Q' IllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllIllIllIllIllllllllllllllllIllIlllllllllllnlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllhuull S . - I Q n 1 . ' FRATERNAL ORDER Qlf E W t EAGLES Extends Congratulations to the CLASS OF '49 ECE -B 'yy :WJ 0 A V f Gila . 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VY. 53 nv t FEXL 'EA if Nd . EX' O im f' A 0 Qualify e'S .QCOETO u ioi A f 1 oN's DWARE x 2341+ 7 C 5 t t l ' Amifi Y 5: L 1, am It P hone 6432 :::..t1:::.. .,....... t::::::... ::::::::gQ1:1. .31::1::::111::' :::11:1: ':1::1:' ..' ' gf 11? 1111:11:11:::::1::11:::1:::::1 .,............. ' ' r P LTLJE SPU DN UTS Incorporated General Offices: 1488 So. State St., Salt Lake' City, Utah nunInInllnlnnInuululullnlnlulInnullnllIInllInnlInIlllllllnlllullnllunluullululnllunlllIlllululuInlnulInululllllllnllnllnn IllIllIllIllInllnlnllnlllllllnurl llIllIlllulluulllnulllulunullllIlullnlluluInlullnllnlllnllnluuu llIlunululnlnllulluln lf' 'x, it lil 'ku 4. L. di A I AL . V f.l::Cfv1:.g. 4 W- 1. 2 .- Q., f... ,f-12... ,Q Standard mljmber fand Manufacturing Co. ' j J, ,a ,L ,- .gg 5, ' K! 4f..2o4,zL, fi:-v.,cy A , CA LSBORG, WASHTNGTON rn k -ff 4 wg ' far' 2' -4L '--9 Q4 ?fZf:4f'g.., y!ffl2ff -LSJU f SLK . 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