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CLASSES MEET THE CHALLENGE OF COMPETION
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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left: Bill Bearse, vice presidentg Lois Brownrigg, secretary, Bob Corey, president, and Phil Curry, yell leader. OFFICERS, ADVISERS GUIDE CLASS THROUGH YEARS Reaching the top of their world the class of 1954 climaxed their I2-year climb with a June commencement. We're the class that makes the score, l-9-5-4! was the yell chosen by the class, and they did well for fresh- men by coming in third in the season ticket drive, their first competition with other classes. But they dropped to fourth for their stunt, o scene from a courtroom. May Daze was the name chosen for the frolic that spring, and members of the class looked promising in athletics. Bob Sherman served as first president of the class of l954, and working with him were, Bill Bearse, vice president, Mardell Mannie, secretary, and Norma Iverson, yell leader. While President Bill Bearse led the group as sopho- mores, Wizard of Oz brought the class third place in the stunt assembly, and Dreamer's Holiday was the class dance. Fourth place, though, was the lot of the class in the season ticket drive. Other class officers be- sides Bill were, Doug Erb, vice president, Colleen Hanlin, secretary, and Mardell Mannie, yell leader. In their junior year this class was pushed into fourth place in both the season ticket drive and the annual stunt. But they got busy with a prom with a Hawaiian theme, South Sea Fantasy, and sponsored the mystery play, Drums of Death. The officers for this year were, Bob Corey, president, Chuck Breitsprecher, vice president, Carol Peterson, secretary, and Colleen Hanlin, yell leader. During their final year at Puyallup high school the class was up in the clouds after taking first place in the yearly season ticket drive, but sank to the bottom mo- mentarily with o third place in the stunt assembly for their presentation Mike Viking , a parody of Micky Spillane. The class recovered to present The Curious Savage, senior-sponsored fantasy comedy which played to a pack- ed auditorium. Leading the class in their last year were: Bob Corey, president, Bill Bearse, vice president, Lois Brownrigg, secretary, and Phil Curry, yell leader. SENIOR CLASS ADVISERS Right! Seated are Hilda Skreen, Karl Decker, Nydia Case, Standing are Val Foubert, Glen Crum.
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