Roosevelt High School - Strenuous Life Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1951 volume:

STRENUO Roosevelt High School IS LIFE Seattle, Wa shington IN THE SEA OF MEMORY The rolling billows that are the hours, days, and seasons of our years, hide in their depths a chest reserved for memories of our school days. When Roosevelt’s doors open in September, almost unconsciously the storing begins, for the activities, the friendships, the interests are part of our daily living. We cannot now know how much we will cher- ish them as recollections. But, kept safely in our treasure chest, they may be sought whenever we desire. Annual Staff MRS. VERA FLORV JOANNE WAHLSTROM MERRILLANN GLASS DAWN JACOBSEN . FRED GRIFFIN JIM GILLANDERS BEV BRUS DON RIDENOUR CAROLE NYSTROM CAROL GIEDT HAMILTON HARRIS MARJIE JOHNSON . KEN BRANDON . . SALLY SCHNEIDER MARY HELEN KELSON JOANNE WALLEN ALAN STEPHENSON DAVE VALENTINE . DOUGLAS TURNBAUGH . JUDY McGRAW ANGELA PELLEGRINI GALA SERGEV . . MARGARET BJORLIE SHIRLEY LANTOW . BETTY DAILEY PAT GILBERT VEONA ORR . Adviser . Editor-in-chief Business Manager Art Editor Layouts, Pictorial Work . Copy Editor Girls’ Club, Torch, RHO Sports’ Editors Intramural, Boys’ Club Sophomores Spurs, Roughriders, ASR ASR Committees . Clubs, Service Organizations, Productions Assistant Artist Secretary Artist, Productions’ Editor Mounting Editor I Senior Editors . Faculty, Freshmen Mounting Juniors Fable off Contents I—ACTIVITIES Assemblies.....................................14, 1 5 Associated Students of Roosevelt.........10-13, 78-80, 83 Boys’Club........................................18,19,81 Girls’ Club.........................................16.17 Lunchroom.............................................76, 77 Productions.................................... 36-39, 72 Publications............................ 6. 34, 35, 54, 55 II—SPORTS Baseball............................................58-60 Basketball..........................................46-52 Football............................................20-31 Golf...................................................64 Intramural............................................32, 61 Tennis.................................................65 Track.................................................62, 63 III— ORGANIZATIONS Golden Spurs ..........................................56 Language Groups.......................................40, 41 Music Groups .......................................42-45 Off-Stage Crews.......................................39, 73 RHO Club..............................................66, 67 Roughriders............................................57 Service Organizations.......................70, 71,81,82 Torch Honor Society...................................74, 75 IV— SOCIAL LIFE Senior Prom...........................................142 Weekend Activities......................... 68, 69, 84, 85 V—PERSONNEL Administration.................................5, 86, 87 Classes............................................96-141 Faculty.............................................88-94 ■ L i � H rr SIGN-UP DAYS—Find many enthusiastic Teds ready to start the new year by swinging into activities. “Sign-up” is one of our traditions, opening each new semester. Activity Recording Standing, left to right: Russ Bunker, Sherry Shantz, Frances Straub, Joan Karrer, Maureen Doyle, Lorraine Pilon; seated: Pat Smith, Nancy Silliman (chairman) Standing, left to right: Joanne Swanson, Suzanne Shaw. Kris Hansen; seated: Lar- ry Graft, Ardis Olson (chairman) Activity Interviewing 10 With the functions of the cabinet, the student council, the advisory council, together with committees, Roosevelt once again met and solved the problems which faced its Associ- ated Students. Continued effort and spirit helped to prove the effectiveness of a democratic organization. Out of this year’s sea of memories will come treasured thoughts of serious work, fun, and laughs—all of which come under the heading of ASR. VICE-PRESIDENT—Jerry Johnson SECRETARY—Laurale Havlina PRESIDENT—Terry Mahaffey TREASURER—Gary MacLeod HISTORIAN—Harriet Kreps 11 M « Participate in Activities Roll Reps In the beginning of every new semester, each roll elects a boy and girl representative to the Student Council. This organization is another tool of our democratic system of school government. Meetings are held whenever it becomes necessary to discuss a problem which concerns the entire student body. Through this representative group and the other branches of the ASR, we achieve our goal by demo- cratic measures. Ticket Board of Control Left to right, standing: George Willoughby. Ed Messerly, Gary MacLeod, Dave Anderson: seated: Mr. L. Turner. Miss I. Neffeler. Mr. C. Bullock. Mr. S. Berthiaume, Mrs. H. Smith. Paper Shack Left to right, standing: Don L. Scott. Alton Turner, Joe Winchell, Ken Semell (chairman), Gloria Wilson. Douglas Turnbaugh, Mr. B. Baggaley, Janice Ryan; tying papers: Ric Novak. Leslie Eagle. Carol Sather. 12 Social Service (top left) Left to right, standing: Kerin McAllister, Joanne Poencet (chair- man), Lorraine Lamson; seated: Janyce Hutchins, Jeannine Newcomer, Miriam Hansen. Conservation (top right� One of the tasks which the Minute Service boys are under- taking is the replacement of trees on a tract of land near Sno- qualmie Pass. Fire destroyed the trees several years aRO. but the planting of these small trees will once again make this section a habitat for wildlife. Color Day (lower left) Left to right, back row: Pam Jenkins, Peter Perrin, Colleen Scott, lone Peck; front row: Marilyn Goodwin, Virginia Judd (chair- man). Thrift lower right) Left to right, standing: Barbara Glass. Sandra Gill. Franita Bran- deis. Marilyn Foord, Mary MacKenzie; seated: Joanne Wallen, Marjie Johnson. Carol Giedt, Marilyn Bundy (chairman). Pam Jenkins. Jane Burrough. 13 Traditional Assemblies Are a Organ Concert Left to right, back row: Larry Milligan. Kermit Brandt, Shirley Thorne; front row: Sonja Kjaer, Bob Hsu, Maureen McGee, Doris Stinson, Cecil Ristow (chairman), Chel Blom-Cooper. Sports Boosters Left to right, clockwise: Diane Belshaw, Dick Miller. Jack Roos, Kay Barragar (chairman). Barbara Egtvet, Carol Stevens, Doug Putnam. Traditions Left to right, back row: Molly Carnegie, R’lene Anderson. Barbara Merritt Marion Hendrickson. Elaine Hunter; middle row: Eileen Blenkinsop, Barbara Bacon, Marlene Mondala. Joanne Dawes. Sharon Roy, Gail Anderson; front row: Be Hovey, Betty Barnes. Janet Peterson, Judy Flournoy; standing: Janice Peterson (chairman). 14 Part off Roosevelt Liffe Assembly Committee Left to right: Janyce Hutchins, Joanne Botten. Greta Torrence and Bob Setzer (chairmen� ; kneeling: Bill Reams. Pep Assembly Remember the whole football team piling out of Put Landis' car? We knew right then that our Teddies were a pretty amazing team. Girls Club Inauguration Left to right: JoAnn Hynds. Karen Wahl, Harriet Kreps. Jean Rue. Judy Hawkins. Kerin McAllister. Janet Dailey. Pat Gilbert, Corinne McCumber; seated: Arlene Swanson, Inga Hodgson. Mary Rice; standing: Marikate Tarbill, JoAnn Donaldson. Bev Cocks. Ann Dickerman. Dolores Kreps. Joy Price. Patsy Ostrom, Barbara Neville. Neoma Ward. Combined Efforts Make an Active Girls' Club Girls' Club Officers Standing, left to right: Cor- inne McCumber (Corres- ponding Secretary), Inga Hodgson (President), Mari- kate Tarbill (Treasurer) ; seated, left to right: Arlene Swanson (Recording Secre- tary), Mary Rice (Vice- President) . Advised by Miss Isabelle Neffeler, and with the cooperation of every Roosevelt girl, the Girls’ Club officers (pictured above at their inauguration) worked through the Administration, Cul- tural, Social, and Service Departments to make this a successful year. Blanche Knickerbocker was chosen as the first Inspirational Chairman, with ten outstanding committee members in her court. Her successors will be selected each semester from the cabinet. The Girls’ Club paper has long been known to us as Highlights. It is Teddy Echo now as a result of a renaming contest in the fall. Featured social events of the year were the Christmas Tea for girls and their mothers, the Father-Daughter Dessert Party— Happy Hearts' Holiday, the Mother-Daughter Banquet — “Carousel, and the Big and Little Sister parties. 16 Fall Cabinet Spring Cabinet Janet Pearson Adviser’s Office Staff Roberta Herman Assembly Joy Price Assembly Carolyn Deckebach Cards Judy Hawkins Charm Club Gretchen Harsch Decorations Janet Linden Decorations Pat Gilbert Display Mimi Solomon Entertainment Judy Flournoy Fellowship Ellen McConnell Frosh-Sophomore Auxiliary Beverly Cocks Good Cheer Margaret Bjorlie Highlights Georgene Davis Locker Room Rue Anne Bullard Lost and Found Laureen Rameau Lounge Blanche Knickerbocker Mimiographing Judy Waddmgham Minute Girls Linda Sweeney Nurse’s Office Staff Carol Allen Poster Janyce Hutchins Publicity Darleene McKay Reception Joanne Williams Records Joan Karrer Refreshments Mary Ann Banta RHO Club President Rita Rule Scrapbook Marilyn Northrip Standards Jackie Truman Teddy Jr. Red Cross Ann Marr Vocational Ann Nielsen Washington Children’s Home Pat Brennan Adviser’s Office Staff Monna Gahegan Assembly Mary Ann Knutzen Assembly Judy Cameron Charm Club Karen Cosby Decorations Joann Dawes Display Sonja Kjaer Entertainment Diane Folk Father-Daughter Banquet Janet Peterson Fellowship Neoma Ward Frosh-Sophomore Auxiliary Frances Church Good Cheer Georgia Cooper Locker Room Marilyn Metz Lost and Found Myra Thill Lounge Joanne Blomberg Mimiographing Marylee Whitchurch Minute Girls Amelia Hyry Mother-Daughter Banquet Patsy Ostrom Nurse's Office Staff Linda Nelthorpe Poster Betty Breshears Publicity Marian Lomen Reception Arlene Weldon Records Maureen Doyle Refreshments Marianne Corbett Scrapbook Mari-Jo Milne Teddy Echo Miss Isabelle Neffeler Girls’ Club Adviser, and adviser to all Girls’ Club committees Lois Stuber Teddy Jr. Red Cross 17 Eoysf Clui� The Boys' Club was ably staffed by (left to right John Sipherd (treasurer). Mr. Sherry Berthiaume (adviser), Don Farra (vice-pesident), Mike Monroe (secretary), Bob McNamee (president) The 1950-1951 season marked another fine period of accomplishment for the Roosevelt Boys’ Club. Bob McNamee. president, had been moved up by popular vote from the office of treasurer, which he held last year, thus giving the club experi- enced leadership. A highlight of the year was the Father-Son Ban- quet. Nearly four hundred men and boys, all dressed in Levis and plaid shirts to carry out the theme of woodsmen, were served by the Spurs. The dinner was pronounced a complete success, and the enter- tainment— movies of the year's football contests— “tops.” Roosevelt's championship football team, present in full force, was an added attraction of the evening. Reviewing the year's work, it can be said that the combined efforts of the officers and committees made the club a very important organization in school life. 18 Boys' Club Cabinet Bill Allen Employment Jim Bender Entertainment Bob Guyer Traffic Pete Lane Hospitality Dwight Pickett Improvements AlStephenson Athletic Recording Dave Anderson Vocational Conferences Bill Douglas Vocational Conferences Bill Hopf Intramural Dale Martin Frosh-Soph. Interview Bill Reams Assembly Bill Taber Big Stick Jim Babb Publicity Andy Espinoza Dance Gene Hull Locker Room Bruce Nordstrom P-TA Dance Brian Scheuch Intramural Bob Thwing Elections Larry Bean Athletic Council Don Farra Anti-smoking Harvey Jarvis Historical Doyle Perkins Trophies John Sipherd Budget Tom Winter Bulletin Board 19 A lot of credit goes to the winning team, but actually the bulk of it belongs to the coaches. For it is these men who day after day drill the fundamentals into their players. In this case Lou Hull and Don Harney were the cogs behind this year’s championship team. Diagraming plays, scouting other schools, setting offensive and de- 20 Teds Blaze Trail to Earn Title of Mythical Hats Off to the fensive patterns and inserting subs are some of the duties of a football coach. Rain, wind or snow couldn't keep these two sport enthusiasts from turning out ballclubs and it’s good to know that they’ll be around for years to come. Also much credit is due to Doug Vickory, ex-grad, who lent his time and talents in assisting Lou to whip the varsity into shape. State Champs State Champs?!! For the first time in the history of Seattle high school football, Roosevelt collected enough votes to place them at the head of the list in state competition. As a result of their convincing 18-12 victory over John Rogers of Spo- kane, sports writers from around the state tabbed the Teds, “mythical state champions.” The record looks easy in black and white print, but from the opening gun to the end of every game, the boys who donned the pads and cleats played their hearts out to bring the honors home. The scoreboard lights spelled wins” in eight out of a possible nine outings. The only dark cloud on the Teddy schedule was Ballard, who halted the Teds’ offensive at- tack and gained a 0-0 tie. FINAL STANDING W L T SEASON'S RECORD Roosevelt.................6 0 1 Roosevelt Franklin.........................610 19 ... Garfield ... 6 Ballard...................4 2 1 26 . . . Lincoln ... 14 Lincoln................... 4 3 0 23 . . . West Seattle . . 0 Garfield.................. 3 3 1 26 . . Queen Anne . . 6 West Seattle .... 1 4 2 0 . . . Ballard ... 0 Cleveland........................052 13 ... Cleveland .. . 0 Queen Anne .... 0 6 1 20 . . . Franklin ... 6 Starting the campaign with the colorful Jamboree, Ted followers sensed a successful year of football when the Green and Gold soundly waxed arch-rival Lincoln 6-0 in their stanza of play. Ironing out the mistakes shown in the Jamboree, the Teddies put on a one-gang show, as they picked up win number one in league play with a 19-6 triumph over the Purple and Gold of Garfield. Again the Roughriders found the Lynx to their liking, and when forty-eight minutes of playing time were up. the score read 26-14. During the game, Mike Monroe established himself as truly one of the all-time greats of Roosevelt. He personally accounted for one touchdown and passed for two others. His rush- ing total for the evening was 175 yards, or an average of 1 1.5 every time he packed the ball. After West Seattle and Queen Anne had fallen victims to the Hull aggregation, Ballard pulled the plug and held the Roughriders scoreless. Although this setback lowered their spirit, their morale was high when they clashed with the luckless Cleveland Eagles. Held to a 0-0 tie at inter- mission, and realizing that they must win if they expected to stay in contention for the crown, they chalked up two touchdowns and added a try-for-point to make the record- book stand 13-0. 21 Win number six came at the expense of the Franklin Quakers who were no match for the power-laden Teddies. Smothering their ground attack and blanketing their air game, the Riders easily grabbed the city title, chalking up their sixth win against one tie. As the game ended, loyal fans poured from the stands and jubilantly rocked the white goal posts to the ground. After the city laurels were taken, the Cowen Parkers set their sights for state honors. Over in the rain-soaked Memorial Stadium the Pirates from Spokane put on a great show, but came out on the short end of the score. The puff of smoke from the head linesman’s gun signified another season had been completed. Larry Bean Andy Espinoza Mike Monroe Larry Frack Bill Hicks Captain Bob McNamee, kneeling Bill Hudson Mel Mosteller kCftMAn.i Cl Throughout the year of play the team was led by sandy-haired Captain Bob McNamee who on and off the gridiron proved his ability as a leader. “Mac” showed his leadership by di- recting defensive strategy and settling all questions of penalties, using his judgment to call the right move. Each year after the record books have been tucked away, the local papers announce their selection of boys who, in their judgment, performed notably on the gridiron. Selected from Roosevelt were: Karl Benjamin, Larry Frack, Mike Monroe, Bob McNamee, and Bill Hudson. Jim Babb Karl Benjamin Right on the Bean Gene Hull Jim Rardin Don Lumley Pete Arrivey Harold Olson 23 Defensive and offensive ball- clubs were also chosen by the press. Monroe and Benjamin re- ceived enough votes to earn spots on both units. Gaining honorable mention were such stalwarts as Gary Woodcock, tackle; Andy Espinoza, center; Don Lumley, end; plus Mel Mosteller and Gene Hull in the backfield. Spectators had just settled down for the first regular game of the season when on the initial play from scrimmage, Chuck Lewis of Garfield gathered in a stray Teddy pass and romped 32 yards for the first touchdown of the game. Ed Ginniver Roger Williams Skip Flohr Jim Coshow Bob Johnston Bill Reams Stunned by the thought that they were behind, the Teds swung into action. With Hud- son, Monroe, and McNamee carrying the mail, they pushed over their first six-pointer of the evening from 31 yards out. In the second quarter the Cowen Parkers bunched their final scoring splurge, with Monroe skirting end for 23 yards, and McNamee denting the defensive line from 2 yards out for another T. D. Bill, The Toe” Hudson booted the try-for-point to end the night’s scoring, 19-6. Don Farra Michigan Trophy Pete Newell Gary Woodcock George Landis Paul La Bossiere Don Scott Championship Trophy Dave Williams Great teams sometimes stumble, and this year the boys from Lincoln, who had been 1949 Football Kings, fell by the roadside. Roosevelt-Lincoln contests have always had plenty of spirit, and this year was no exception. The Teds, besides having the hustle, had the material, and dominated the play from the opening whistle. With Monroe spear-heading the attack, the locals piled up 367 yards via ground and air maneuvers. Mike’s accounting for two T.D.’s, McNamee’s six-pointer, and end Larry Bean’s gallop over 50 yards of gray sand ran the evening's score to 26 points, while the Railsplitters were being held to a safety and a couple of touchdowns. A Friday afternoon marked the fall of the West Seattle Indians. It was as simple as that. Capitalizing on four fumbles, three intercepted passes, and a field goal of their own, the Teddies racked up their third win in as many starts. Rollicking Mel Mosteller started things moving when he intercepted a W. S. pass and raced 27 yards to score. After a 61 -yard quick- kick had rocked the Indians back on their own 17, Monroe picked off another stray pass and hit pay dirt for an additional 6 points. Hudson’s field goal from 6 yards out ended first half scoring 16-0. After McNamee had inked the record book with a T. D., and Hudson had con- verted with a try-for-point, the day’s scoring read 23-0. The Queen Anne Grizzlies, hit hard by graduation and out-weighed by the Green and Gold forces from Roosevelt, simply were outclassed. Every available Ted player who had a suit on, saw at least a few minutes of varsity action, and when the clock ran out, the scoreboard read 26-6. The Colonels’ fearsome-foursome combo of McNamee, Hudson, Monroe, and Hull wasted little time in starting to roll. Hull bucked over from the one, ’’Mac registered another from 4 yards out, and Hudson cracked left guard for the third counter of the game. A fourth period T.D. came by way of air express. Monroe completed a 24-yard aerial to Gene Hull, who 26 stepped over the white lines to end the Teds' scoring attack for the night. A flurry of passes saw the Hilltoppers march 71 yards in the waning moments of play, to score, and save them from a complete whitewash. Rain, the greatest equalizer between two teams, played a prominent role in the outcome of Roosevelt's 0-0 deadlock with Ballard. Although the home club piled up a decided advantage along the statistics’ route, they were unable to muster sufficient power to bring the porkhide to pay-dirt. Ballard's 14-yard stripe was the deepest the Riders could penetrate all night. In the (Inset) Spirited song leaders start a new Ted tradition! left to right, back row: Eva Sjursen, DeNeece Marker, Shirley Lancaster, Harriet Kreps; front row: Marilyn Jacobson, Mary Ann Knutzen, Jean Rue. Barbara Schmid third stanza, the Beavers, highlighted by the running of Hugh Locker, waltzed down to the Teddies 24-yard line. A Ballard Homecoming crowd went into a frenzy, but their joy was short-lived as a fourth down desperation pass failed to click and the Teds took over. With six minutes remaining, the Roughriders began a final drive. Despite the hard work of Monroe and Hudson, the Teds failed to cash in, and their efforts were naught, when a clipping penalty set them back on the Ballard 27. Throughout the game typical Seattle weather (rain to you) hindered both clubs, and firm footing was impossible to achieve, as the field was a sea of rain-swept mud. 27 Cleveland was next to fall beneath the Ted’s oncoming grid machine. In spite of a slippery turf, the local outfit rolled up two touchdowns and kicked an extra point in checking the Southenders 13-0. First-half scoring threats vanished as both teams bogged down when the Oozing to a 0-0 tie with Ballard Hup, tuh, three, four . . . going got rough. Roaring out after intermission, the undaunted Green and Gold drove straight down field for the first T.D. After the try-for-point had split the uprights, the Roughriders again found the scoring circle when the three M’s (McNamee, Mosteller, Monroe) combined their efforts to set the pattern for Gene Hull to pull a quarterback sneak. This drive covered 70 yards, and with the win, the stage was set for the season’s finale with unbeaten Franklin. The scene was Memorial Stadium, time 8:00, as a football could be seen spinning end- over-end toward a Franklin backfield man. This game linked together the once-tied North- 28 enders and the league-leading Quakers. Both teams had bowled over their opponents as wind blows over matchsticks and now were meeting head on. For the winner: the chance to perform in the Turkey Day game. Local papers had considered this tussle a tossup, so when the teams A necktie hold during the Franklin fracas trotted out on the field, the 11,200 odd spectators gathered to witness the game were on the edges of their seats. Franklin elected to receive and the Teds kicked off. From that moment until the final gun, the Roughriders dominated the play completely. The Teddy forward wall opened the holes, and the mail carriers went dancing through. In any game, there are boys who deserve honorable mention, but in this championship game all of the boys performed as a unit. So let’s just say, “Congratulations to the City Cham- pions! As for the final score, it read 20-6. 2? Roosevelt’s sensational campaign of football came to a climax when the second and third teams turned in first place ties in their respective leagues. Following in the footsteps of their big brothers, the Harney-coached second team boys walked over all opposition and fell only to Ballard. Like the varsity, they found the going in this one rough, and were beaten by a 93-yard interception in the closing minutes. The score, incidentally, was 7-6. Other wins in their favor were Garfield 19-6, Lincoln 13-6, West Seattle 19-13, Queen Anne 13-7, and Cleveland 7-0. Second Team Left to right: Babcock, Benson, P. Williams, R. Bean, Johnson, R. Williams, Clasen; backfield, left to right: Markey, LaBossiere, Wy- rick, Groesbeck, Newell, Flohr Third Team First row, left to right: Lence, Storer. Foster, Perringer, Leeper, Coach Lindh, Gardner (Mgr.), Barnes, T. Boyd, Richards, Coryell, Decker. Wallock, Young; second row: Slick. Byker, Benton, Cragen, Bown. Caster. Solhaug. Salvason, J. Wilson, Stoll, Lehmann; third row: Pfister, Morgan. Werelius, J. Davis. Machior. P. Wilson, D. Davis, Bergslicn, Nickolson, Potter. B. Boyd. Scanlon; fourth row: Day, Frack, Huckle, Bradley, Knudsen, McDonald, Nisbet, Free- man. Lyons. Denny At the opening gun, spectators saw a line which included Dann Clasen and Frank Babcock, ends; Lonnie Benson and Wendel Wyrick, tackles; Bob Johnston and Don Farra, guards; and hovering over the pigskin, Ron Bean. The backfield combo was made up of Jes Groesbeck, Pete Newell, Harold Olsen, and Bill Reams. After a slow start, in which Garfield laid low the inexperienced Ted yearlings 23-0, they went on to share first place laurels with Lincoln and Garfield with a record of 5 wins and 1 defeat. As the season progressed, the team improved and touchdowns were a dime a dozen. They rolled up 126 counters, or an average of 25 points per game. Holding down starting jobs in the ball-packing department were Mike Perringer, Arnie Young, Jack Wallock, and Jerry Foster. Along the forward wall, plugging their respective holes, were ends—Jim Richards and Bill Lince; tackles—Wayne Coryell and Dennis Barnes; guards—Walt Storer and Hal Leeper; and center—Dave Solhaug. With only four returning letter winners back to bolster the squad in ’52, it’s a sure bet that folks will be seeing some of these boys out on the gridiron come game time next fall. 30 A constant torrent of rain and a keyed-up John Rogers eleven weren’t sufficient to curb the front-running Teds in the fourth annual intersectional Thanksgiving Day football classic. Before 9,400 drenched onlookers, the city champs piloted their way to an 18-12 decision. Hard-charging and determined play, with a distinct weight advantage, were the ingre- dients that turned the tide in Roosevelt's favor. The Teddies struck for the opening touchdown in the first five minutes, shortly after Gary Woodcock blocked Al Paulsen’s punt on the Rogers’ 24-yard line. Five plays later, Captain McNamee cracked off tackle for the eight remaining yards. The Teds on their way to an undisputed state championship. Rogers evened things up midway in the second period with a 42-yard scoring thrust, the counter coming on a double reverse from four yards out. Sloshing back to the swimming pool after a drying-out period, the rampaging Teddies swam 59 yards to paydirt, with Monroe churning over right guard for the last 6 yards. Roosevelt’s “Three Musketeers (Monroe, McNamee, Mosteller) then lugged the oval to the Pirate’s 20-yard marker, where Monroe slipped into the open and paddled his way into the end zone standing up, to make the fourth quarter score stand 1 8-6. But the Inlanders were not to be denied. Bob Marks of the Pirates pulled in a pass from Hull to set up the visitors on the Teddies’ 27. A 16-yard aerial to glue-fingered Gary Davis, set the porkhide on the 13. On the next play, Mel Clark, All-State end, gathered in a strike and raced over the necessary yardage to score. As the teams trudged from the gridiron, the glittering scoreboard lights silhouetted against the murky eastern skies, indicated an 18-12 victory for the team that now had a season’s record of seven wins against one lone tie, and was destined to become the Number One Team of the state. 31 It was a good year in intramural too On the intramural scene, 1950 saw a number of quality ballplayers turn in a fine brand of every- thing from ping-pong to bowling. It was one of the best seasons for within-the-school sports’ com- petition. Some of the highlights: Championship Ping Pong Bowling Left to right: Jim Robinson «champion). Ned Adams. Brian Thrupp, Oliver Left: Lonnie Pemble; right: Dick Miller. Not pictured: Dick Holte, Bill Bowling. Dick Westin, Art Martin. Harold Olson. Don Morford. Weber. Bruce Pearson. George Carson. Championship Football Championship Basketball Left to right, back: Barry Evans, Gordon Pfister, Willie Patterson. Line: Gary Ed Schaeffer (captain), Dan Morgan, Jack Hipke, Phil Tiche- Hergert, Doug Clarke, Bob Smith. nor, Al Holt. In center: Coach Bill Haroldson. 32 News Staff While struggling to make their publication the students’ newspaper, the news and ad staffs have been able to set two records. This year’s news staffs have seen to it that our “News” have been bigger than ever before with more eight-page copies than any other class has ever seen. Not to be outdone, the spring and fall ad staffs have collected enough ads to hit an all-time high. Both these accomplishments can be attributed to the successful direction of “Boss” Greaves. Fall News Back row: Larry Bean. Mar- lene Mondala, Bill Doug- las, Dan Nelson. Sally Mac- Donald. Bob Bullard. Joan Havland. Dave Hoede- maker, Ann Marr, Bob Thwing, Don Farra. Front row: Marilyn Bundy, Nancy Damitio, Georgia Cooper, Helen Breeze, Claudia Denney. Nancy Sil- liman, Peggy Hunter. Spring News First row: Bob Rogers. Tom Winter, Fred Rask, Terry Todd, Ray Hanna, Louie Guterson. Ed Casebeer. Second row: Shir!ey Craft, Blanche Knickerbocker, Sunny Sue Farmer, Mimi Solomon. Barbara Baehm, Eileen Blenkinsop. Third row: Jane Burrough. Nancy Wardell. Carol Ward. Rosemarie Koppel, Mimi Freidman, Sharon Powis. Fall Editors George Brehm, Pat Fortin. Mary Hansen. Amelia Hyry, Marilyn Layson, Alan Stephenson. 34 Spring Editors Larry Bean, Bob Bullard, Marilyn Bundy, Claudia Denney, Ann Marr, Bob Thwing. Fall Ad First row: Nancy Bickford, Jeanette Dahl, Janet Pearson, Blanche Knickerbocker, Darleene Mc- Kay, Stan Alper, Sharon Powis, Bob Burns, Karen Truesdell. Second row: Linda Sweeney, Judy Flournoy. Janie Hofeditz. Joanne Dawes, Betty Barnes, Mercia Allen, Barbara Baehm, Shirley Craft, Martha Melby, Joanne Williams. Third row: Jackie West; managers, Bev Hovey, Pat Clarke. Karla Strom, Helen Boyd. Marion Hendrickson, Jean Anderson; and Nancy Hunt. Spring Ad First row: Shirley Stone, Barbara Nelson, John Pearce, Dave Troffer, Judy Cameron, Joan Brown, Janet Linden. Frances Straub. Second row: Norene Scholz. Georgia Cooper, Sally MacDonald. Mary Ann Knutzen, Georgene Davis, Tracy Tucker, Sandra Gill, Janet Peterson. Lorraine Kuebler, Pat Hager, Angeleen Trucano. Third row: managers: Janet Pearson. Janie Hofeditz. Darleene McKay. Linda Sweeney. Jackie West. Betty Barnes, Marion Hendrickson, Judy Flournoy. 35 With more than three hundred stu- dents pooling their talents, time, and co-operation, Roosevelt's 1950 Rhythm and Riot, U. S. A. Inside-Out proved to be one of the best ever presented in Teddyville. The Revue was written, de- signed, directed, and produced by the Revue Committee, under the chairman- ship of Amelia Hyry. Angela Pellegrini was the junior chairman, and Mr. Ivard Strauss, adviser. The modern theme, starring Jack Vaughn as Mr. Nam, the little man who lands on earth from a planet in outer space, and Dick Johnson, the an- nouncer who interviews the outsider, featured strictly planetary ballet, acro- batics, and many specialty acts. On his tour of the United States, Mr. Nam’s first stop was Reno, Nevada, where he saw a jealous girl shoot her sweetheart. Hitting Chicago, the out- sider saw a fiery politician named Wintergreen,” try to get himself elec- ted president. His third stop was Bos- ton, where the Lodges speak only to the Cabots and the Cabots speak only to God. Journeying through Hilltown, West Virginia, the visitor found him- self in the midst of a feud between the Martins and the Coys. Continuing through the deep South, and Great Big 01' Texas, the little Sightseer con- cluded his trip in Hollywood, California, amid the bustle of movieland. Scenes from the Revue: HILLBILLY Left to right: Gordon McAllister. Jack Havlina. Gordon Olson. Amaryllis Shanafelt. Nancy Graves; RANCH: Betty Gill. Doris Jean Durham. Joyce McLeod. Tina Bader. Marilyn Jacobsen; SOUTHERN: Joy Price. Barbara Hubbert, Beverly Cocks, Bob LeFeuvre, Adele Meisner. Janet Linden, Corrine McCumber. Genie Kurack Marriane Soha. Angela Pellegrini. Individual shots: Barbara Schmid. Virginia and Barbara Hanley. FINALE—The Man from Mars 36 At top, left to right: Jack Vaughn, Dick Johnson, Barbara Hanley, Dean Melang, Phyllis Anderson. Revue Committee Left to right, back row: G. Torrence, J. Buck, C. Anderson, A. Hoyle, B. Cocks, G. Munn, C. McCumber, M. Bundy, B. Gill, J. Burrough, P. Gilbert; second row: M. Mackenzie, J. Price, P. Stauter, A. Bedford, M. Hansen, J. Havland, J. Linden, N. Rigdon; first row: M. Soha, G. Kurack, D. Crossley, A. Hyry (chairman), Mr. Ivard Strauss (adviser), A. Pellegrini (junior chairman), S. Lancaster, P. Fortin, B. Hubbert. 37 Karen Truesdell sJoyce McLeod Gary Munn Ed Casebeer Phyllis Anderson Barbara Hanley Bil Newman Dick Johnson Carol Allen Nancy Thomas Ken Pearson ■ •'Bob LeFeuvre Indicates Saturday’s cast. Pride and If you saw girls running around the school with hoops over their skirts, and boys “growing’ funny mustaches last December, they weren’t trying to start a new fad, they were just practicing for the sen- ior play, “Pride and Prejudice.’’ The story centered upon the Bennet household, with Mrs. Bennet concentrating her ef- forts to obtain suitable hus- bands for her three charming daughters, Jane, Elizabeth, and Lydia. This proved to be quite a problem as there was a surplus of young ladies in England in 1810. Jane and Lydia were suc- cessful in obtaining husbands, while Elizabeth refused to con- form to the usual practices of “elegant young females. CAST Mr. Bennet . Bil Newman Hill Dick Johnson Mrs. Bennet Bill Douglas Phyllis Anderson Lady Lucas Barbara Hanley Charlotte Lucas Kathy Knowles Jean MacFarland Jane Bennet, Agatha Kris Hansen . . Carol Allen Elizabeth Bennet . Nancy Thomas . Karen Truesdell Lydia Bennet Joyce McLeod Mr. Darcy . . . Jeannie Durham Mr. Binglcy . Ed Casebeer Frank Werner Mr. Collins . . . Dave Crossley . Ken Pearson Amelia .... Bob LeFeuvre Betty Hillman Mr. Wickham . Lauren Ely Amanda .... Karl Koch A Young Man . . . . Ed Casebeer Captain Denny Frank Werner Dick Johnson Miss Binglcy Bil Newman Maid Janice Meister Maggie, Mrs. Lake Mary Connoly Mrs. Gardiner . . Mary Ann White Sally Zimmerman Catherine dc Bourgh Kathleen Mullins Col. Fitzwilliam Preble Stauter Skip Edmundson 38 Prejudice Usher Corps (lower left) Left to right, back row: M. Knott. J. Redman, M. A. McLean, E. Feldt, V. Hart, E. Straw. C. Deckebach, M. Kloppenberg, S. Metz. M. Foord, M. Matter; third row: B. Heustis, B. Paulson, A. Williston, M. Thill, J. Elliman, K. Lopp. G Cooley; second row: L. Schwartz. B. Moran, L. Du Bonne (chairman), D. Heglar. J. Burrough. C. Chapman, V. Carlgren; first row: R. Rosenquist, L. Irwin, L. Clow, D. Solhaug. M. A. McMullen, K. Quickstad, M. Mackenzie. , ,|. |. ,J | illil III-ill DEAN MELANG Student Director MR. FRANK FA I LOR Adviser Lady Catherine’s Drawing Room Skip Edmundson, Preble Stauter. Bob LeFeuvre, Kris Hansen. Below: Kathleen Mullins, Preble Stauter. 39 Christmas Fancies Whirl German Club Christmas Party Spanish Club Left to right: John Jessup, Barbara Powell. Don Bowers (Santa Claus). Roy Rice (president), Don Simpson, Jerry Chichester, Maxine Swensen. Jenise Elliman, Frances Lambrecht. Breaking the pinata at the Christmas Party. 40 Through Memory's Sea Chess Club (upper left) Seated, left to right: Dan Nelson, Joan Marston, Jan Wright, Jilian Pierce, Doug Turnbaugh; standing: Bob Turner, Clarice Torrence, Gilbert Clark, Don Miller. French Club Officers (upper right) Left to right: Nancy Bickford, Nancy Damitio (president), Marci Van Buskirk. Debate (lower left) Left to right: Sue Merrick, Lee Lowe. Roy Rice. Bill Douglas, Don Stucky, Barbara Peterson. Latin Club (lower right) Mr. Daniels. John Thomas. Gary Williams (president), Joanna Wanamaker. 41 Music Has Charms Senior A Cappella Left to right, back row: B. Newman. K. Brandt, W. Stow. E. Cosebeer. B. Nordstrom, G. Pfister, L. Milligan, J. Edensword, J. Stone, K. Schlatter, M. Snider, G. Williams. B. Thrupp; third row: G. Armstrong, D. Wolfe. B. Lovern, B. Boyd, B. McNamee. L. Miller, B. Cocks, C. Hess, R. Jensen. D. Hovey, J. Thomas; second row: D. Stephenson. E. Hoem. B. Hanley. M. Northrip, R. A. Bullard, M. Shefendecker, C. Smith, J. Buck, F. Smith. P. Wait, P. Hager. A. Storer, B. Thompson. B. Sherman. B. Breuer; first row: S. Helms. V. Hanley, J. Hitt, J. Botten, N. Gunderscn. A. Bennett, F. Jones, Y. Haszard, M. Dotson, M. Blomseth, K. Hansen. A. Knox. Nonette Left to right: N. Thomas, P. Anderson. J. Hitt, J. Botten. B. Baehm, L. Bogue. F. Jones. C. Hess, A. Knox, G. Wilson (pianist). 42 After Practice Junior A Cappclla (top) First row, left to right: Sonja Kjaer. Ann Green, Margaret Connell. Laverne Arneson, Dorothy Clark, Karen Lagerquist, Ernestine Langley, Nancy Heimerdinger, Wilma Sandberg, Evelyn Patison; second row: Shirley Stark, Toni Filigno, Laurine Manley, Arlene Weldon, Shirley Peters. Betty McAllister. Ellen Brown. Karen Hansen. Debby Fisher; third row: Karen Harvey, Carole Whitney, Nancy Sunde, Doug Stansbery, Bill Spurr, Janet Dobbs. Margaret Gregg, Carole Wilkins. Carol Wakefield, Mary Sanderman; fourth row: Larry Anderson, Bob Wightman, Gordon McAllister, Fred Walker. Roger Kelly. Denny Barnes. Jack Young. Lauren Ely. Keith Stumbaugh, Jon Miller, Jim Hamer. Boys' Glee bottom) First row, left to right: Bob Salisbury, Sid Iverson, Dick Johnson. Don Wolfe. Dick Jensen. Dick Hovey. John Thomas. Ken Schlatter, Monty Snider, Park Ryker. Gene Basel. Russ Bunker; second row: Bob Boyd. Fred Walker. Bob McNamee, Dennis Barnes, Jon Edensword, Paul Carlson, Ken Pearson; third row: George Cook, Pete Perrin. Glenn Armstrong. Warren Brotnov, Kermit Brandt. Gordon McAllister. Doug Stansbery, Bill Spurr. Warren Stow. Lauren Ely, Jim Hamer; fourth row: Larry Milligan. Ed Casebeer. Bruce Nordstrom. Bob Lovern, Larry Miller. Bil Newman, Gordon Pfister. Roger Kelly. Bob Wightman, Brian Thrupp. Lawrence Anderson, Jack Young. Gary Williams, Keith Stumbaugh. Jon Miller. 43 Band (top) Left to right, back row: Kay Simmons. Jack Wallock, Norene Scholz, Cortney Erickson, Sherry Savage, Howard Gilbert; fourth row: Bob Rob- son, Janet Mackenzie, Dan Nelson, Roland Rants. Nanette Runnion. Dick Culbertson, Stanley Olson. George Anderson. Dick Nutter. Tom Hendrickson, La Vergne Nickerson; third row: Larry Baker. Eldon Irving, Geraldine Cochrane. Jo Ann Hessian, Jim Schiller, John Givens, Bob Ingalls, Bob Hopkins, Rowena Rosenquist. Beverly Greggerson, Nanerte Boye; second row: Bob Blackie, Judy Gray. Don Exner. David Lingenfelter, Jane Burrough, John Hansen, Alvin Rotta, Avery Morgan, Bill Layson, Don Kelly, Bill Douglas; first row: Dave Olson, Rodney Thorn. Jay Decker, Bruce Jacobson, Gilbert Olson, Pat Hines, Peter Pence, Dick Marshall, Donald Dickey, David Morgan. Bryce Henry, Mr. Ronald Taylor Pep Band (bottom) Left to right, back row: Jack Wallock. Dick Nutter, Roland Rants. Bob Robson, Don Dickey. Jay Decker. Gilbert Olson. Janet Mackenzie; second row: Larry Baker, Dick Marshall; first row: Jim Schiller, Beverly Greggerson, Don Exner, Bob Blackie, Judy Gray 44 Senior Orchestra Left to right, back row: Cecil Ristow, Joan Marston, Bob Blackie, Avery Morgan. Dick Leech. Mary Lou Crosby. Bill Douglas, Leon Kinner, Don Dickey, Bruce Jacobson, Rod Thorn, Dave Olson, Lea Schegolkov, Mr. Ronald Taylor (director), Larry Rockway, Jim Impett, Eleanor Hall; second row: Frances Straub, Maurice Jacobson, Nancy Damitio, Clarice Torrence, Sue Merrick. Margaret Bjorlie, John Givens, Harrison McKay, Eva Busch, Lois Steele. Dick Culbertson, Oliver Holte, Doreen Carpenter; front row: Ellen McConnel. Sidney Iverson. David Nich- olson, Darlene Isaacson. Elizabeth Schultz, Roderick Remlinger, Barbara Thompson, Robert Ingalls, Janet Mackenzie, Margaret Torrence; not pictured: Beverly Greggerson, Dick Marshall, Sharry Savage Junior Band and Orchestra Left to right, back row: Carolyn Chesnutt, Shirley Carlson, Mary Lou Shaw, Gerry Kinkead. Frank Bender, Mr. Taylor. Allen Baunsgard. Frank Garred, Fred Hawley; front row: Jean Priest, Miriam Rader, Carol Morton. Duane Dark, Gerry McDonald. Bill Hooper. Gale McArthur; not pictured: Walt Storer 45 46 BASKETBALL All eyes on the sphere during the Ice Arena opener with Garfield. Coach John Fuller (left) and his boys fell four points short of a berth in the state tournament. Final Standings W L For Ballard . . . . 11 1 589 ROOSEVELT . . 11 1 628 Lincoln . . 6 6 513 Franklin . . . 6 6 448 Garfield . . . 6 6 497 Cleveland . . 5 7 518 Queen Anne . . . 2 10 459 West Seattle . . . 1 11 411 Agst. 420 383 474 493 448 559 586 600 47 just out of my reach, Coach Hoop Story for '51 Another basketball campaign has slipped by, but before the record books begin to collect dust, try to recall the season of ’51, when the Roughriders set- tled themselves on the number two step of the prep ladder. After a shaky start in which the Teds edged Garfield 28-22, the Green and Gold forces ran rough- shod over their next nine opponents. At this point they showed sufficient power to rank fourth in state competition in a United Press poll, and a spot in the A tournament seemed almost inevitable. But an unkind fate was riding with the Colonels the afternoon they ground teeth with the Beavers. When the final buzzer sounded, they found themselves on the short end of a 43-35 score, and their trail of wins had been snapped at ten. However, bouncing back and recovering their momentarily lost talent, they returned to their win- ning ways to wax Franklin 67-41. Boasting a slate of 1 1 wins and one setback, the five Teddy twine-twisters went into the city play- offs with a determined bid to prevent the Paddle- tails from sharing a first-place position. But inside of one hour, three years of preparation and planning slid down the drain, as Johnny Fuller's quintet fell beneath the hussling attack of the Bal- lard aggression 40-37, thus preventing the local contingent from clearing the final hurdle that would have placed them on top of the heap. Harvey Jarvis Bill Hopf Al Holt Bob McNamee Al Stephenson Pete Arrivey 48 Hopf really stretches in one of the crucial Ballard battles John Ramsay Mike Monroe Ed Schaeffer Jim Coshow Larry Watson Jerry Johnson Ted Tidbits Mike Monroe, record-breaker in football, found himself near the top of the individual scoring heap, having dropped in a total of I 39 points during the regular season. Lincoln’s Orville Anderson nosed out Jerry Redmond of Cleveland to take first place . . . Roosevelt’s second and third teams both wound up in the number three position in their re- spective leagues, thereby assuring coaches that Teddy basketball would still be good a couple of years from now . . . everyone seems to agree that playing in the Ice Arena is paradise when compared to the high school gyms . . . but the Roughriders had some trouble in their 28-22 win over Garfield that first evening on the unfamiliar court . . . as a fitting ending to a pretty successful season, Coach Fuller and his wife became the proud parents of a future Roosevelt star . . . the season’s “bad boy’’ was guard Larry Watson who committed 33 personal fouls ... it will be a relief to see Jim Coshow back next season, as the lanky center wasted no time in proving himself an invaluable asset to the 1951 cause . . . there were both laughs (such as little Jerry Johnson’s practically tackling some anxious Ballard hoopster right in the middle of the floor) and a few unashamed tears at the playoff March 5 . . . the 7,500 spectators who turned out were definitely treated to some fine basketball as both games were thrilling and well- played. Almost everyone enjoyed it . . . Mike Monroe and Larry Watson earned berths on the All-City Five . . . Team- mates voted Ed Schaeffer the annual 101 Club Inspira- tional Award . . . Fire-ball Johnson received “Team Man’’ honors and also won the Hyllengren trophy . . . 49 The Second Team Left to right: D. Pierce, D. Perkins, B. Bradner, R. Bean, L. Paulsen, J. Sip- herd, T. Winter, J. Coshow. P. Arrivey. 50 Quakers and Roughriders in the heat of battle Third row: Christenson, Bleeck, Holmqvist, Ber- geslien, Sipherd, Were- lius, McDowell Second row: Denny, Bale. Ward, Decker, Weis Front row, left to right: Pickering. Wagner, Ol- sen. Neilson, Miller 51 Orer the Hard Water 1951 turned a new leaf in Seattle high school basketball. The Public School System rented the Civic Ice Arena for double-headers each Friday night during the regular season. When the weekends rolled around the respective teams treked to this central location to demonstrate their ability on the spacious floor. A great deal of work was spent in laying the sparkling, varnished hardwood each week, and playing over ice was a new experience for all hands. Below is a picture taken on the opening evening of the Garfield-Roosevelt game, showing how the slats were placed and giving the general layout of the area. The girls going through their half-time paces are the Teds’ drill team. Roosevelt Roosevelt 28 . . . Garfield . . . 22 39 . . . . Garfield . 27 50 . . . Cleveland . . 38 58 . . . . Cleveland 36 67 . . 55 . . . W. Seattle . Queen Anne . . . 32 . . 38 1951 Scores 69 . . 54 . . . . W. Seattle . . . Queen Anne . 27 35 42 . . . Ballard . . . . 24 35 . . Ballard 43 64 . . . Franklin . . . 20 67 . . Franklin . 41 Playoff Game Roosevelt 37 . . 40 Ballard +bvv X'Xi- Golden Spurs Golden Spurs and Roughriders are honorary senior organizations. Membership requirements are a high scholastic average, ability to cooperate with others, energetic participation in school activities, and high moral standards. Students apply for membership in the spring and are elected for the following school year with the approval of the faculty and graduating members. This year Golden Spurs and Roughriders were un- der the capable leadership of Joan Havland and Jack Hipke respectively. Other officers of Spurs were Jo- anne Poencet, vice-president; Patsy Ostrom, secre- tary; Barbara Hubbert, treasurer. Helping Jack was Pete Newell, secretary-treasurer. Diane Belshaw Nancy Bickford Nanette Boye Marilyn Bundy Diane Folk Pat Fortin Merrillann Glass Helen Haley Mary Hansen Miriam Hansen Joan Havland Laurale Havlina Judy Hawkins Inga Hodgson Barbara Hubbert Peggy Hunter Amelia Hyry Dawn Jacobsen Joan Karrer Blanche Knickerbocker Harriet Kreps Karin Lind Darleene McKay Sue Merrick Marlene Mondala Jcannine Newcomer Carole Nystrom Patsy Ostrom Janet Pearson Joanne Poencet Laureen Rameau Mary Rice Nancy Rigdon Jean Rue Marilyn Ruple Marikate Tarbill Greta Torrence Joanne Williams Joanne Wahlstrom Anne Williston 56 Houghridcrs Ned Adams Dave Anderson Ralph Balcom Charles Bown Cortney Erickson Don Farra Bob Flohr Sam Glass Phil Graham Jack Hipke Fritz Hcedemaker Gene Hull Harvey Jarvis Jerry Johnson Mike Kane George Kjaer Don Lumley Gary MacLeod Malcolm MacNichol Terry Mahaffey Bob McNamee Dean Melang Ed Messerly Pete Newell Doug Putnam John Ramsay Ivor Satero Bill Reams Barry Schneiderman John Sheets AlStephenson Bill Taber Larry Watson George Willoughby Larry Bean Bill Burwell Norm Erickson Dave Hoedemaker Pete Jackson Bob Rogers ROUGHRIDERS AND SPURS IN THE RIGHT-HAND COLUMN AND THOSE PICTURED AT THE LEFT ARE SPRING ELECTS Brian Schcuch Bob Thwing Helen Boyd Janet Capps (Pete Lane, not pictured) 57 I A S E B A E L . . . and he dropped the ball! Roosevelt’s ardent baseball followers seemed confident of a good season as the spikes and bats of spring practice were brought out. By taking a look at what the roster offered, reason for their enthusiasm was apparent. Nine returning lettermen brightened coaches’ thoughts and as the season was about to open every position seemed in capable hands. Coach Lou Hull named a pre-season tentative traveling squad of fourteen which included Bill Reams, Mel Mosteller, Ken Hopen. Ed Schaeffer, Gene Hull, Jim Babb, Larry Bean, Bob McNamee, Al Holt, Hal Olson, Jes Groesbeck, Don Farra, Dan Morgan, and All-City left fielder Harvey Jarvis. Also Doug Chesney and big Jim Coshow were ready to fill varsity ro'es behind 58 the plate. And an infield combination of brothers Larry and Ron Bean seemed entirely possible. Manpower was not lacking. With a great number of second team prospects turning out, the situation for the next few years looked very good. Freshmen and sophomores under the tutelage of Don Harney would take care of Roosevelt's diamond sport in the future; for 1951 the Teddy varsity men were entirely capable of reaching the coveted Sicks’ Stadium playoff. Baseball under Hull and Associates was well in hand. Varsity Diamond Squad Back row, left to right: Mel Mosteller, Bill Reams. Ken Hopen. Ed Schaeffer. Harvey Jarvis. Al Holt. Dan Morgan, Hal Olson; front row: Gene Hull, Jim Babb. Larry Bean, Andy Espinoza (manager), Jes Groesbeck, Don Farra. Doug Chesney 59 COACHES: Lou Hull. Don Harney Along with the varsity wheels who appear in the weekly games for the gold cups are the second stringers who will bolster the club in the following years. These boys are kept with the know- it-alls to gain experience and to extend their knowledge of the finer points of baseball. In daily sweatouts they give all they've got to try to impress the watchful eyes of Lou Hull. Only in after- school turnouts do they get to shine, for when game days slip around they climb into their street clothes and take a seat on the warm grass to watch the innings roll by. But all is not in vain. As the seniors wave farewell to the diamond dust each spring, those who have hustled to their greatest ability will be wearing the shirts with the green and gold letters of Roosevelt splashed across them. Second String Back row, left to right: Bill Burwell. Gary Hergert, Ron Bean, Jim Coshow. Tom Boyd. Doug Peters; front row: Coach Pete Erickson. Phil Dawson. Arnie Young. Jerry Jones. Barry Upson. Norm Peterson. Jarvis eyes a low one! 60 Hon l out Some Fresh Air? Roosevelt’s fall and spring intramural programs are run on a big-scale plan by Mr. Haroldson. When the rain and snows begin to trickle into puddles and the crocuses push their green leaves into the balmy sunlight, it’s time for spring sports to take the spotlight. Baseball, golf, tennis, vol'ey- ball, and track are featured in the dying months of the school year. There is an intramural track meet, any ncn-letter winner being eligible to compete. Another popular pastime is the volleyball tournament which brings together six-man teams from the roll rooms. After the champs are declared, the scene changes to baseball, and again the cycle is repeated. When a boy feels he has gained enough experience in his specialized field, he can obtain a varsity tryout by contacting the coach. As a result of this program, many boys have gone on from intramura' sports to make their letters on varsity squads. Top left: A warm after-school volleyball playoff Top right: Men of the 100 Mile Club Bottom left: Energetic baseball aggregation Bottom right: The intramural court clan 61 Ramsay's rippling muscles give lead ball good send- off Barrigan out to beat last year's record Head track man Fuller Field and Distance Left to right, kneeling: Rich- ards, Slick, Storer, Barrigan, Babcock, Pack; standing: Rogers, Ramsay, Benjamin, Bergslien, Frack, Winter. Stephenson Cinder Notes The era of Leas, Whites, Fornias, and Kanes has faded into the cinder dust of Roosevelt track history, but new faces will replace the old ones, and the Green and Gold thinclads will again produce gray hairs for opposing coaches. Last spring the Fuller aggregation invaded the speedways of the Husky stadium and piled up enough points to tote home the annual All-City Trophy for the second consecutive year. Aiding the cause considerably were the flashing spikes of Jimmy Lea, who showed the numeral on the back of his jersey to his colleagues and broke the tape in three events. It will be quite a spell before the records of last year’s team will be excelled, but out of that crop of cinder men stepped six boys who will act as the backbone for this season's squad. The spot- light will be focused on such performers as Dave Barrigan, who reeled off a sizzling pace to 62 cop All-City honors in the half-mile as sophomore last year; burly Karl Benjamin, who flipped the shot far enough to place in that event; and John Ramsay, Frank Babcock, Larry Frack, and John Myers, who will carry the brunt of the load when the time rolls around. Out for an additional whiff of fresh air and chance to earn varsity points for the Rough- riders will be Al Stephenson, Bill Harvin, Jerry Wilson, Jim Richards, Wayne Schmad, Doug Clarke, John Sipherd, and two tennis transfers—Jerry Johnson and Mike Monroe—who will take a crack at the positions vacated by last years’ seniors. Babcock sprouts wings Roosevelt’s 1951 turf burners appeared in early spring to be capable of finishing high in the city golf standings, although they, like the tennis squad, were perhaps weaker than past Teddy teams. Besides a fine aggregation of returning lettermen, Coach John Rushing greeted a good number of eager hopefuls ready to bolster his group. Having lost Tom Draper, Jerry Greenway, Mort Wahlin, and Bill Cowan via graduation, the Roughrider divot men faced opposition with their mainstays of monogram-bearers Gary Shore, Gordon Richards, Larry Graft, and the diminutive stars Guy Pinkerton and Eddie Chambard. Shore, top man on the team, was due for one of his best years and seemed ready to card a few outstanding scores. Treking over fairway and green, the ’51 edition promised some excellent performances against stiff competition. Leading Linksmcn Left to right: Gordon Richards, Gary Shore. Larry Graft, Eddie Chambard Golf Hopefuls Back row, left to right: Larry Vann, Ted Courtion, Toby Scruggs. Bruce Attebery, John Nicholson (manager), Ken Semell: second row: Gary Hambert, Gary Shore. Larry Graft, Gordon Richards. Dan Mahoney; front row: Gary Benton, Eddie Chambard, Tom Wilkey, Al Martinsen HEAD MENTOR John Rushing Top left: Herb Smetheram drops it in the corner; center: A smash by Glen Harris; right: And a little backhand by Doyle Perkins: lower left: Tennis Coach Mel Dranga; right: The team—for 1951; back row, left to right: Rollin O’Dell. Oliver Holte, Doyle Perkins: front row: Glen Harris. Bob Bale. Herb Smetheram With a fine record of tennis honors to uphold, the Mel Dranga- coached court squad looked ahead to another fine season. The loss of big Dick Ellis hurt, but with Doyle Perkins, who had given a good account of himself for three years, taking number one place, the situation was good. At the beginning of the season, racket-swingers Doyle Perkins, Herb Smetheram, Oliver Holte, and Glen Harris appeared ready to carry the brunt of the 1951 efforts, though two fine prospects—Bob Bale and Rollin O'Dell—were runner-ups. Before the initial turnout there was doubt that Terry Mahaffey and football-and-basketball- star Mike Monroe would be playing under the Green and Gold ban- ner. Mahaffey, letter winner and ASR president, seemed ineligible under the point system, while the lure of track was sure to draw Monroe away from the Cowen Park courts. Promising material from the turnout ranks was eagerly tutored by Mr. Dranga in the hope of making an excellent showing in spite of handicaps. 65 RHO Club offers an opportunity for girls interested in athletics to turn out four afternoons a week. By participating in the various sports, girls earn points toward their letters. Activities of RHO Club this year were the selling of pom-poms during the football season, and participa- tion in the All-City Letter Club Breakfast at Garfield. Their social events included a welcome party for new girls; an Invitational Playday with Queen Anne. Ballard, and Lincoln; and the Mother-Daughter Tea. Officers of the Little R Club for girls who earned their points in junior high school were Virginia Hanley (president), Sharry Savage (vice-president), and Rosemary Savage (secretary-treasurer). RHO Club Officers Left to right, standing: Rene Tillman (historian), Mary Ann Santa (president), Fay Adams (vice-president), Pat Meuli (secretary, first semester) ; seated: Miss Betty Moe and Miss Aurora Kipperterg (advisers) ; not pictured: Gerry Glover (treasurer), Gail Zimmerman (secretary, second semester). RHO Club Opposite Page, left to right, top to bottom. Managers-------standing: D. Holtman (basketball), R. Tillman (badminton). L. Furseth (table tennis), G. Glover (volley ball); seated: D. Schrag (bowling). A. Templeton (softball), G. Zimmerman (volley tennis), S. Mc- Laughlin (tennis), J. Vigil (tenniquoits). Basketball-----J. Priest. M. A. Banta, S. McLaughlin, A. Templeton. D. Schrag. C. Erickson. M. Dotson. Badminton------E. Penny, D. Schrag. Volley Ball— A. Knox. J. Hitt, M. Shefendecker. M. Dotson. P. Wait, P. Hager. A. Bennett, J. Buck. F. Jones. B. Thompson (captain). Softball— l. Furseth. E. Goodman, M. Guthormsen, B. Pederson, D. Nelson, N. Auernhimer. J. Brandriff. C. Penson, M. Paschal. Tenniquoits------Standing: B. Timmerman. S. Peters; seated: G. Zimmerman. J. Vigil. Tennis-----G. Glover. R. Tillman. M. A. White. Swimming-------j. Truman, E. Oleis. D. Holtman. D. Heglar. E. Straw. E. Robbins. V. Nakano, C. Robbins. 66 67 Wc Make the Most Each weekend is like a tiny ray of sunlight filtering its way through the dark waters of our sea of memory. Its two popular days rescue us from the rush of school life, and enable us to relax and enjoy ourselves as leisurely as we like. We shall always remember the good times we've had with the gang, or alone with a best friend. 68 of Irery Weekend! Skiing down an icy slope, whirling on skates at the Roller Bowl, dancing to dreamy music, seeing “Born Yesterday for the third hilarious time, singing hymns at church each Sunday morning, swimming and tanning to a glorious brown under a warm spring sun, humming to our favorite records, munching potato chips and hot dogs” over a crackling bonfire, or even doing homework on rare occasions. 69 Science Club (above) Left to right: Mr. Krienke, Art Martin. Bob Guyer (presi- dent, first semester), Fred Griffin (president, second semester), Dwight Davis, Phil Graham. Glen Harris. Bob Hsu. Driver’s Training (left) Mr. Schuh, Barbara Schmid, Jill Neergaard, Joan Karrer. Art Club (lower left) Lorraine Pilon. Clarice Torrence. Karen Quickstad, Caro- lyn Deckebach (president). Custodians (lower right) VfVR0LET c0' Mr. Lester Huston, Mr. Alfred Sorenson. 70 Movie Club Back row, left to right: Dave Lewis. John Moser, Charles Choates. Sid Iverson. Don Lund. Bryce Jansen; front row: Dick Timmer- man. Anne Swadener. Monty Snider. Bill Hooper. Bergan Hamilton. Dennis Skoglund. Bud Davidson. Gordon Olson; inset. Mr. William Clyde. Adviser Camera Club Left to right: Janet Nelson. Jean Roscoe. Ken Miller. John Moser. Ross Wood 'president). Alvin Rotta. Ted Lundberg. Mr. Came- ron Cooper (adviser). Walt Brodnicki. Warren Webert. John Dixon. Tom Dolling. Jack Sjolseth. Carroll Cross 71 jlcnjoA GxxK Miss Moew, MR. LVMftM, MR. TAVloR OPeRn uoRiTTeN and Produced BV RooseueLT STuDeNTS a Off-Stage Crews Stage Force Left to right, seated: B. Thom. D. Bowers. W. Brotnov; standing: G. Basel, T. Gladjo. J. Scansen, J. Cunningham. D. Duff. Mr. Ivard Strauss (adviser), M. Jones, J. Bender, L. Sunde. Make-Up Corps Left to right, back row: E. McEachern. S. Knox. A. Pennell, J A. Nooney, C. Nes, L. Sweeney, R. Herman; second row: B Balch, M. E. Bollinger. N. Rigdon (chairman), P. Gilbert, S Scott. C. Allen; third row: S. Kjaer. D. Sanders. J. Anderson P. Ostrom. R. Rule. E. Blenkinsop; fourth row: M Metz. M Shefendecker. P. Wait. D. Beeler, B. Baehm, G. Anderson. Public Address System Left to right: B. Hamilton, R. Beals. D. Beeson. R. Laing (chair- man). D. Exner. W. Sivertz. Costume Force Left to right: M. Cavenaugh, S. Israel, M. Nielson, K. McHargue, V. Beard. M. Mitchell, D. Stinson, Mrs. Kathryn Barber (ad- viser), H. Crowe. B. Riddell, D. Higbee, S. Stow, P. Nielson, M. Hofmann, D. Coleman. 73 Torch Honor Society Throughout the year Torch promotes good scholarship, service, and leadership in the school. The four officers who, with the help of their adviser, led the organization this year, were elected at a special assembly in the fall. Membership in the honor society is open to all sophomores with a B” average, while the requirements for juniors and seniors are slightly higher. Each member is entitled to wear a pin and hopes eventually to own the Senior Torch pin pictured above. Committees help Torch maintain its high goals. The Scholarship Committee, headed by Lois Marckworth, gave recognition for good grades. With her Membership Committee, Nancy Damitio checked Torch points with members. Ken Briggs arranged supervision of a study hall before school. Other committees were Assembly, with Dick Anderson as chairman, and Publicity, headed by Joan Missimer. The biggest event of the Torch year is the annual banquet. Co-chairmen for Potlatch Parade” on April 12 were Mardy Gamon and Margaret Bjorlie. Sub-chairmen who worked with their committees were Sue Kiesel, Ann Nilsson, Sally Schneider, Nona Gunderson, Jeff Ewell, Nancy Robbins, Mary Helen Kelson, Ken Briggs, Joanne Botten, Sally Brown, Arlene Hatton, and Angela Pellegrini. BILL DOUGLAS KAREN COSBY ADELE MEISNER JEANETTE DAHL President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Torch Committee Heads Standing, left to right: Dick Anderson. Joan Missimer, Lois Marckworth; seated, left to right: Margaret Bjorlie, Mardy Gamon. Nancy Damitio. MISS ANNA STEENDAHL Adviser 74 Carol Allen Robert Bullard Diane Eikenberry Judy Gray Oliver Holte Stanley Allper Marilyn Bundy Darlene Estabrook Eleanor Hall Barbara Hubbert Jean Anderson Susan Cantril Johannah Farmer Kristine Hansen Peggy Hunter Joanne Barnes Molly Cavenaugh Sunny Sue Farmer Mary Hansen Dawn Jacobsen Barbara Baehm Patricia Clarke Don Farra Miriam Hansen Harvey Jarvis Nancy Bickford Georgia Cooper Diane Folk Hamilton Harris Jerry Johnson Georgia Bigelow Barbara Curwood Patricia Fortin Joan Havland Joan Karrer Mary Ellen Bollinger Jeanette Dahl Joan French Laurale Havlina Don Kelly Joanne Botten Nancy Damitio Harold Gaidsick Judy Hawkins George Kjaer Nanette Boye Joanne Dawes Marjorie Gamon Roberta Herman Blanche Knickerbocker George Brehm William Douglas Carol Giedt Claire Hess Harriet Kreps Beverly Brus Lucile DuBonr.e Merrillann Glass Inga Hodgson Genevieve Kuenzli Torch Claims 113 Seniors Frances Lambrecht Ann Marr Jeannine Newcomer Nancy Rigdon Lois Steele Marilyn Layson Bill Massena Marilyn Northrip Robert Rogers Jeanne Stewart Marian Lomen Dean Melang Lorraine Pilon Sharon Roy Linda Sweeney Janet Luebke Sue Merrick Joanne Poencet Marilyn Ruple Bill Taber Ted Lundberg Ed Messerly Otty Postma Janice Ryan Marikate Tarbill Gordon McAllister Marilyn Metz Barbara Powell Mary Sanderman Margaret Torrence Robert McNamee Pat Meuli Sharon Powis Barry Schneide'rman Joanne Williams Janet Mackenzie Joan Missimer Laureen Rameau Lesley Schwartz Anne Williston Gary MacLeod Marlene Mondala John Ramsay John Sheets George Willoughby Malcolm MacNichol Avery Morgan Margaret Raun Donna Simkins Terry Mahaffey Nina Nelson Don Ridenour Lorraine Smith 75 COOKS who never spoil the broth : Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Paulson, Mrs. Brockman, Mrs. McLean LUNCHROOM COMMITTEE, back row: Jim Babb. Larry Frack. Paul LaBossiere. Mel Mosteller, Blake Eagle. Chuck Bown, Ken Hopen, Ed Ginnever; front row: Genevieve Kuenzli, Karen Truesdell. Nancy Rigdon, Gail Anderson. Marianne Soha. Mimi Solomon. Janet Linden. Jean Anderson The hour preceding our lunch always seems to be the longest hour of the day. Instead of concentrating on our books and listening in- terestedly to lectures, as we usually do (?), we spend our time dreaming of the special 25c plate lunch that awaits us in the lunchroom, wishing we had all three lunches. 76 When our work seems rather dull. And the teachers none too sweet, There’s one joy we can count upon— ' We all simply love to eat! The noon hour is one time when we can relax and chat with our friends without feeling that we should be at work. While some of us are lured into the school lunchroom by the tantaliz- ing aroma of warm cinnamon rolls, and others venture farther away to one of the favorite spots pictured, we are unanimous in voting noontime the favorite period of the day. 77 Through Initiative and ASR Cabinet • First row: Don Lockwood. Terry Mahaffey, Duane Dark. Bill Douglas, Mr. S. Berthiaume. Bob Bullard. Gary MacLeod. Bob McNamee. Mr. H. N. Gridley; second row: Laurale Havlina. Jo Wahlstrom. Joanne Williams, Harriet Kreps, Jack Hipke, Arnie Young. Mr. L. Turner; third row: Barry Schneiderman. Jerry Johnson, Margaret Savage. Inga Hodgson. Gala Sergev. John Bisset, Mrs. H. Smith, Miss I. Neffeler. Main Office Workers Standing in front of the counter: Joanne Blomberg. Jackie West. Frank Moses; directly behind the counter: Martha Farra, Barbara Schmid, Betty Barnes. Mary Lou McLeod. Virginia Carlgren. Pat Hager; background, left to right: Joan Furman, Janet Luebke, Karen Harvey, Ken Briggs. Nancy Hunt, Margaret Harpster, Pat Tobin, Doris Petersen, Claudia Crothers. Donna Mae Peterson. Karen Cosby. The executive branch of our student government is the ASR Cabinet composed of the class presidents and representatives, Girls’ and Boys’ Club presidents, representatives from Torch, Annual and News Staffs, and the ASR officers. Together these student leaders discuss and vote on problems and their solutions before presenting them to the Student Councif for final decision. 78 Leadership We Govern Ourselves Inter-School Relations Left to right: Monna Gahegan, Ned Adams, John Sheets (chairman). Mimi Solomon, Laurale Havlina, Arlene Swanson. Fritz Hoede- maker; kneeling: Dave Anderson Ticket Force Left to right: Herb Smetheram, Janice Olsen, John Bailey, Dorothy Clark. Ed Messerly (chairman), Dave Hoedemaker, Mr. Mahaffey (adviser) Advisory Council Left to right, back row: Terry Mahaffey, Sam Glass. Jean Rue, Jim Andersen, Bob McNamee, Cortney Erickson; front row: Brian Scheuch. Mary Rice. Jerry Johnson. Laurale Havlina. Genie Kurack. Mac MacNichol 79 We Render Our Minute Service Left to right, standing: Alan Reece, Dean Wallin. Dave Backman, Warren Brotnov. Jerry Fairfield. Dave Stixrude (president). Mr Bullock (adviser) ; kneeling: Roger Turppa, Lyle Olels, Russ Bunker, Gary Boyker, Glenn Armstrong. Charles Falconer. Building Improvement Left to right, back row: Angeleen Trucano, Blanche Knickerbocker, Ned Booker, Kay Garred. Peggy Slasor; first row: Barbara Hub- bert (chairman), Marilyn Metz, Max Murayama. Ground Improvement Left to right: Eddie Chambard, Jerry Humphrey. Don Dickey (chairman), Dick Marshall. 80 Services to the School Students Studying in Art Gallery I top right i Ron McGhee, Pete Jackson, Bob Guyer (chairman). Outside Traffic (top left) Attendance Office Workers (middle) Left to right: Betty Solburg, Barbara Riddell, Marie Sachs, Val Beard. Mary Lee Whitchurch, Dixie Bell. Pat Carlisle, Donna Baehm, Janet Capps, Barbara Curwood, Arlane Hatton. Marcia Bishop. Miss Martin, Janice Bell. Diane Beeler. Hall Patrol (bottom) Back row: Jerry Fairfield. Kent Renshaw, John Jessup. Jerome Frisch. Lawrence Dalrymple, Don Morford. Ernest Knott. Barry Evans. Bob Date: second row: Joe Winchell, Bob Mount. Alton Turner. George Miller. Dave Lewis, Dick Weston. Oliver Holte, Tom Dolling. Pat Impett; front row: Don Exner. Fritz Hoedemaker, Phil Graham. Dwight Davis (captain), Cecil Ristow, Leroy Hornbeck, Jim Otto. 81 Ilo� We Keep Study Hall Supervisors Left to right, back row: Darryl Smith. Don Duff. Ned Adams. Pat Impett, Bob Smith. Norman Maas. Larry Johnson; fourth row: Don Dickey. Jim Bender. Bob Young. Gary Bartman, Curtis Dolan. Jack Roos. Ed Betz. Bob Marshall. Don Kelly, Jim Swift; third row: Karl Koch. Dale Brown. Dan Barton, Mike Cunningham. Ed Holm, Denny Thorlakson, Ron H. Bean. Ron G. Bean, Bob Bradner, Lonnie Benson, Duane Schwartz, Dan Roberts, second row: Tom Dolling. Bob Grenell, Fred Griffin, George Miller, Alan Holt, Arnie Young. Larry Bean, Bill Burwell (chairman� , Doug Chesney, Pete Krig. Tom Sanders, Cecil Ristow, Doug Wall, Lee Willeiksen; first row: Bill Stoicis. Bob Turner, Walt Brodnicki, Bob Boyd. George Auld, Dave Foran, Richard Howard, Don Pierce. John Sheets. Pete Newell. Don Morford. John Jessup. Library Aids Left to right, standing: Lovene Wells, Beverly Allen, Joanne Barnes, Mary Engle, Joy Ennest, Bob Marshall. Harriet Crowe, Roger Ellingson, Jackie Hoffman, Harriet Hutchinson; seated: Barbara Exner, Arlene Templeton, Molly Carnegie. Florence Morton, Pat Greene. Betty Templeton, Valerie Herman. Florence Nolley, Darlynne Walser. 82 Rules and Regulations Health Committee Left to right, back row: Mary Ellen Gardiner. Frances Lambrecht, Jeannine Newcomer (chairman). Diane Newinger, Joanne Blomberg. Nancy Silliman; front row: Mary Reid. Vicki Middleton. Mercia Allin, Joanne Dawes. Ethical Conduct Left to right: Lynn Boose. Bob Karrer. War- ren Dawes. Walter Davis. Mac MacNichol (chairman). Genie Kurack; seated: Janice Meister, Nancy Silliman. Alumni Left to right: Diane Beeler. Mary Ellen Bol- linger, Johannah Farmer (chairman), Mary Ellen Gardiner. Joanne Blomberg. Joanne Botten; kneeling: Kris Hansen. Jeanette Dahl. 83 We All Lore to P-TA Dance Committee Back row: Sam Glass, Bob Guyer, Dawn Jacobsen, John Sheets: front row: Bob Thwing, Betty Dailey, Joan Logan. Karen Cosby, Janet Capps (chairman), Noydena Leonard, Janet Dailey. P-TA Dance at Grecnlake Ficldhousc Whether the music be smooth and dreamy, or be-bop. and the dance the Avalon. Hokey Pokey, or the Charleston — the fun, laughter, and soft lights which are a part of our high-school dances will always make a pleasant splash in our Sea of Mem- ory. 84 P-TA Square Dance Committee Left to right: Monty Snider, Ran- dall Potter, Gordon McAllister, George Kjaer, Gordon Olson. Vir- ginia Porter. Nancy Graves. Molly Cavenaugh, Amaryllis Shanafelt. Mixer Committee Clockwise: Pat Hager. Mary Lou Crosby, Marilyn Klingbeil, JoAnn Holbrook, Sylvia Swanson, Bil Newman, Neoma Ward (chair- man), Jim Bakeman. Margaret Bjorlie, Margaret Savage, Dan Nelson. P-TA Dance Class 85 From the Principal's Office What are you to recall of the Principal’s office when you dip into your sea of memory”? May I express the hope that whatever contacts you have had, whatever incidents have occurred, the result has been to give you an impression that any decision has been made in fairness and with impartiality. Every person has a right to that treatment of his request. If the administration must decide between immediate popularity and abiding respect, it is for the latter that it should strive. And respect will be founded upon the recognition that while the judgment is perhaps not what the petitioner might just now prefer, it has really been made as nearly as possible for the best interests of every one concerned. Fairness, impartiality, and an attempt at understanding—these qualities we in charge of the administration of Roosevelt hope will be “treasured in the sea of memory of the members of its student body. 86 From the ’Vice Principal's Office Twenty years hence much of your high school career will be lost in your sea of memory. But the teachers you liked, those who helped you to understand life and your own innermost self, those who seemed some- how to be able to inspire you to better things—those you will remember with pleasure. Teachers often wonder whether they are appreciated and whether the things they are trying to do for you are succeeding. If you appreciate your teachers don’t be afraid to say so now. To do so will in- crease their pleasure and yours. Too, you may even find them happy to sign your annual and write a line or two for your sea of memory. 87 FACULTY Anderson. Helen D. History Adv., Class of 54 Hobbies: Reading, traveling, post- card collecting Anderson, Virgil V. English Baggaley, C. Byron History Adv.. Paper Drives Hobby: Bothell Bankhead, Bessie W. Spanish Adv., Spanish Club Hobbies: Theatre, music, landscape gardening, people Barber. Kathryn C. Clothing. Personal and Home Living Hobbies: Photo- ?;raph tinting, urniture uphol- stering Come on now—!’ Bcrthiaumc. Sheridan M. Boys’ Adviser. Guid- ance and Counseling Adv.. Boys’ Club. Roughriders Hobbies: Cookbooks, cartoons Bourke, Leona M. Study Hall Adv., Class of '51 Hobbies: Golf, fish- ing Breazeale, Edna M. English. Dept. Head Adv., Alumni Com. Hobbies: Books, people 88 Brcwitt. Laura J. Clothing Adv., Class of 51. Anti-cheat- ing Com. Hobbies: Reading, swimming Burnett, Alta H. History Adv., Teddy Jr. Red Cross Hobbies: Flower- gardening Campbell, Walter H. Spanish. Latin Adv., Scholarships, Open House Hobby: Golf Honesty is not the best policy. It is the only policy. Chamberlin, James C. Bookkeeping, Typing, Pen. Spell., Dept. Head Adv., Secretarial Service, Activity Typing Hobbies: Garden- ing, landscaping Clyde, William R. Zoology Adv., Movie Club Hobbies: Photo- graphy Cooper, Cameron H. Chemistry. Photo- graphy Adv., Camera Club Hobbies: Photo- graphy. shop Davis. Frances P. English Adv., Social Service Com. Hobbies: Garden- ing. reading Dranga, Melvin Health Physical Ed. Tennis Coach Adv., Sports Boosters Com. Hobby: Winning tennis trophies Ducbcr, Charlotte M. Wash. State History Adv., Lost Found Com. Hobbies: Reading Failor, Frank Social Science Adv., Mixer Com., Senior Play Hobbies: Sailing High school wheels. Fitzgerald, Hattie M. Health Education Adv., Anti-cheating Com., Activity Recording Com. Hobbies: Koda- chrome snaps Flory, Vera E. English Adv., Strenuous Life Hobbies: Photo- graphy, art Fosnaugh, Hiram S. Metal Shop Adv., Ground Impr. Com. Hobbies: Fishing Fowler, Louise H. English Hobbies: Millinery making, earring collecting It all builds character—but what in heck will I do with it when it’s built. Fuller, John A. Mathematics Basketball Track Coach Hobbies: Fishing Teacher's Secretaries Back row: Joan Harland, Pat Clarke. Joanne Hamilton, Fay Adams; second row: Sharon Casteel. Joanne Connolly, lone Peck, Lois Bogue. Veona Orr; front row: Joan Gaffney, Joanne Williams. Blanche Knickerbocker, Joanne Blomberg. Judy Flournoy, Anne Swadner, Phyllis Snowden 89 Fulton, Lois M. Art Adv.. Art Club, Display Cases Hobbies: Painting, carving Gibbon. Dorothy English Vice-Pres. ot P-TA Gilbreath. Matilda K. English Adv.. Compass Com.. Assembly Com. Hobbies: Collects shells, salt n' peppers, poetry Ye gods and little fishes! Glass, Sam N. English Adv.. P-TA Dance Com.. Square Dance Com. Hobby: Raising dahlias What you are speaks so loudly. I can't hear what you say. Glcditzsch, Mildred Mathematics Adv.. ASR Traditions Com. Look, my darlings! Granbcrg. Grace G. Foods Hobbies: Hiking, swimming, cooking Greaves, F. J. Newswriting Adv., Roosevelt News. Quill Scroll Harney, Don I. Mech. Drawing, Electricity Adv., Lunchroom Com. 90 Haroldson. William E. Health Gr Physical Ed. Adv., Intramural Hobbies: Hunting, fishing Kipperberg, Aurora Physical Education Adv.. Health Com., RHOClub Hobby: Sports Lindh. Robert K. Health Or Physical Education Adv., Football Basketball. Mixer Com. Hobbies: Hunting, fishing, wood working McCormick, Helen E. General Business Retail Selling Adv., Class of '54 Hobby: Willinaw Boots II (cat) Smile” Hawkins. Alma H. French German Adv.. Class of '52, German Club Hobbies: Gathering recipes and try- ing out some of them. Kirschner. Earl E. Mathematics. Dept. Head Hobbies: Wood carving, golf, ping pong, vegetable gardening Londean, Ruth English Adv.. Study Hall Library Supervisors Hobbies: Golf, raising cats Melville. Grace Shorthand. General Business, Typing Adv., Vocational Com. Hobbies: Cooking, gardening Hocm. Eleanor H. English Play Production Dramatic director of the opera Hobbies: Skiing, mountain climb- ing, riding, gardening ‘‘Zounds. Krienke, Ora K. Chemistry Adv. Science Club Loughcad, Eleanor M. Typing Hobbies: Music. writing, dogs I quit. Meyer, Edward A. Bookkeeping, General Business, Business Law School Treasurer Hobby: Gardening Hull, Louis G. Physical Education Football Base- ball Coach Hobby: Fishing “Knucklehead Lawrence. Carl O. History Adv.. Boys' Vocational Conference Hobby: Golf “That's tricky! Lyman, Kenneth G. Vocal Music. Harmony Adv., Music Com., Opera Hobbies: Swim- ming. camping, traveling “Close the Door! Moe, Anne E. Physical Education Adv., Pep Club, RHO Club. Girls' Drill Team, Girls’ Intramural Hobbies: Sports. gardening Charge! Johnstone. Annabel M. English Adv., Class of '53 Hobby: Music “Life is never so short, but there is always time tor courtesy. Lee, Borghild C. English Adv., Commence- ment Hobbies: Music, reading, cooking “Every mother’s son and daughter. Mahaffey, Audley F. History Adv., Ticket Force Hobby: Ping pong “Balance the budget— Montgomery, Elizabeth Shorthand. Typing Adv , Make-up Corps. Class of ‘53 Hobby: Sewing 91 Moody, Anne J. Interior Decorating Gr Crafts Adv., Building Decorations Hobbies: Home. books “No work, no grade.” Muench, George W. Industrial Arts, Dept. Head Adv., Traffic Squad Hobbies: Hiking, photography, music Ncffclcr, Isabelle A. Girls’ Adviser Adv., Girls’ Club, Golden Spurs Hobbies: Garden- ing, taking colored movies Patch. Anna R. Mathematics Adv.. ASR Thrift Com. Hobby: Her children Rchbock, Ralph H. Counselor Adv., Chess Club Hobbies: Garden- ing. cooking, reading N. Y. Times “What difference does that make? Roe, Virginia Art Adv., Advisory Council Hobbies: Art, cooking, traveling Rosenquist, Oscar Botany Adv., Earthquake Com., Garden Club Hobby: Music Yumping catfish Roys, Marguerite C. Study Hall Adv.. Usher Corps Hobbies: Sending all kinds of greeting cards; correspondence in general: tak- ing color pictures Let's have it quiet, please. 92 Stccndahl, Anna Mathematics Adv., Torch (Honor Society) Hobbies: Photo- graphy. collec- tion of bells, books Smith, Helen G. English Adv.. ASR Hobbies: Family, cooking Simeon, Mary K. Mathematics Hobby: Hiking Scott, David B. Physics. General Science Adv., Hall Patrol, Stockroom Hobby: Photo- graphy Schirmer, Conrad A. History Adv., Building Improvement Com. Hobby: Growing roses chess, golf, church activities Absotively, posilutely, con- sequently there- fore be it resolved. Rushing, John R. Mathematics Golf Coach Adv., Ethical Conduct Com., Golf Coach Hobbies: Travel. Russell, Florence M. French O Spanish Scheer, Alfred E. Physics, Science Dept. Head Adv., PA Crew Hobby: Gardening 93 Strauss, Ivard N. English. Play Production Adv., Revue Com., Stage Force Next time you date, analyse it! Turner. Lloyd E. History Adv., ASR Bradncr. Dorothea Asst. Librarian Stucky, Phillip Mathematics Counseling Adv., Scholarship, Debate, Football Ushers Eckholm. Evelyn School Nurse Cunningham, Rita Counceling Clerk Sundling, Doris M. Typing Shorthand Adv., GC Entertain- ment Com.. P-TA Bulletin Leibly, Phyllis S. School Doctor Dainard, Margaret School Secretary Taylor, Ronald Z. Instrumental Music. Music Survey Dir., Band Orchestra Watson, Dorothy Librarian Martin, Barbara Attendance Clerk Turner. Edward J. Boat Building Wood Shop Hobby: Investments —N. Y. Stock Market Beaver, Margaret Asst. Librarian Nitta. Miye Jr. School Clerk Marqarel JomlinsoB Ihe south witH searches for iheflomerd J whose fragrance ale ha lore, J nd sighs to fend them v2 the wood and hu ihe stream 720 more. Bryarzi Helen Haleij JJlas. that Spring must vanish with ihe fjhse ! Jhal Youths sweet-scented Manuscript must close' The Mightinga e that in the Branches sang, JJh, whence,and whither f own again, who knows ? Khayyam ’ y 94 Dreams, ideals are part of everyone's treasure chest. They are a goal which all try to achieve. The fond thoughts of when the diploma is received and another great era embarked upon haunt typical students—from the freshman through the senior years. An individual is always stepping toward or being pushed away from his goal, but on Commencement Day he knows one has been accomplished. January Entrants Aamodt Ames Anderson Anderson Baker Baunsgard Brigham Bristol Bry Burns Bursett Candee Carlson Coffman Countner Degginger Dennie Dunsmore Elliman Erickson, Christine Erickson. Darle Field Forsey Gallina Gillanders Hall Hathaway Hawley Holcomb Jenkins Johnson Jones Jonson Juergens Keener Lathrop Maizels Marcy Martin Maas Joyce McCarty McDonald Mclnturff McLaughlin Meyer Miller. Dale Miller. Roger Miller. Sally Jo Milligan Moffet Morrison Morton Nielsen Pennell Pickett Pitts Poencet Rehbock Rushing Ryden Sampson Savage Shafer Skufca Stranahan Turner Ulvin Whalm Walters Watkins Webb Willard Wiper Woodruff Woods Wouwonaar Zamp Koop Paulson 96 The Class of 54 is the last freshman class to enter Roosevelt. Concerning this milestone in our history, Mr. Gridley commented: “While we regret to lose the youth and enthusiasm of ninth grade students the result is a uniform organization of class opportunity. In common with the other Seattle high schools our incoming students will all be sophomores, not half sophomores and half freshmen, as they have been in the past.” CLASS OFFICERS: Peter Marr, president; John Bisset, vice-president; Gwyneth Evans, secretary; Bob Karrer. treasurer COMPASS COMMITTEE, beginning at top, clockwise: Fay Adams (chairman). Stephen French, Joyce Brandriff, Dick Cald- well, Wheeler Grey, Donna Simpkins, Gerry Glover They may be bashful but they still have fun Advisers: Miss Helen Anderson, Miss Helen McCormick Anderson. B. Anderson. K. Anderson. M Anderson. R. Arneson. B. Attebery. B. Bader. T. Barth. P. Benton. G Bisset. J. Boose. L. Bown. R. Boyker, G. Bushed. S. Butterfield. P. Camandona. P. Carroll, R. Catania. N. Choate. S. Christianson,B Church. J. Clark. M. Cordiner, C. Cragin, T. Davis. D. Davis, J. Dawes. W. Day. G. Didriksen. B. Dilger, D. Dorcheus, L. Dunn. P. Evans. C. Evans, G. Evick. J. Falconer, C. Falconer. M. Farwell, S. Frack. M. French. L. Frisby. H. Fulton, D. Garred. F. Gill. P. Glad jo. T. Greaves, J. Gregory. E. Griffin, P. Harper. J. Hautala, E. Hawkins, J. Henning. V. Heustis, B. Hiatt. G. Hopen, D. Howisey, N. Huckle. M. Hull. F. Hunter. P. Irwin, L. James. D. Karrer, B. Keene, B. Kelley. R. Kimball, D. King, I. King, J. Kinkhead, G. Koch. R. Landis, G. Larson, J. Le Vasseur, B. Lindquist. S. Linkous, M. Livingstone. C. MacDonald. J. Machin, D. Mankey, L. Marbourg. I. Marr, P. 98 Marriott, J. Martin, M. Martinsen. R McLaren, K. McMullen. M. Mehus. B. Michael. I. Michelson. J. Miller. D. Miner, R. Mirante. B Moore. N. Morgan. K Munro, E. Nisbet. C. Nolley, F. Northfield. S. Nostrand. D. Nutter. D. Oldenberg. D. Olsen. G. Pajoman. D. Palmer. J. Parsons. G. Paulson, B. Peters, N. Priest. J. Prindible, D. Rader, M. Rangwald. M. Redman. J. Rigis, A. Riley, S. Robbins, C. Roberson, V. Rueger, C. Ryan, J. Ryker, P. Sanders. J Satero, A. Savage, M Scar pello. P Shea, D. Simpson. D. Skoglund. D. Sloan, C. Sprong, R. Stankey. B. Stankey. H. Steensland, B Stewart. R. Stover, C. Straw. E. Sullivan. J • • •: ' r- Swanson, S. Tomtam, T. Vitkauskas. J Wade. J. Wells. C. Wernle, R. White, C. White, C. J Wild. M. Willeiksen, T Williams, P. Winship, G. Winship. S, Woods, G. Wyllie, C. Young. K. 99 CLASS Of '53 To start oft the year successfully the sophomores gave a Halloween party. Can-can dancers and sing- ers, social dancing, and refreshments made it a mem- orable occasion. The picture below is a reminder of that happy event for their treasure chests. Altogether the sophomore class showed initiative and demonstrated a school spirit which should be much in evidence in the next two years. The officers who guided this class through its work and play are pictured at the left: Arnie Young, president; Don Stucky, vice-president; Ken McGhee, treasurer. Lin- da Nelthorpe was elected secretary. The advisers were Miss Elizabeth Montgomery and Miss Annabelle Johnstone. Entertaining the Class of ’53 Left to right: Noydena Leonard. Leslie Julian, Janet Dailey. Sherry Tagg, Sandra Mouldey, Sandra Adkisson. Arlene Russell, Jo Ann Hynds. 100 Abbott Ander- son, B. Ablitt Ander- Acker son, C. Adams Ander- son, L. Addington Arcand Adkisson Allen, D. Armstrong Arnott Allen. R. Arnold. A. Arnold, B. Arnold. D. Batch Auren- heimer Baldwin Backman Bale Baehm Balster Baier Bangs Bailey Barnes Bair Barrett Bakeman Barrigan Bartleson Beinke Basel Belcher Bauer Bell Bayley Bender Beals Bentley, B. Bedford Bentley. E. Beeson Berg Behar Bergslier Berkman Camera-shy Ted Bilodeau B isset Camera-shy Ted Blackford Brandeis Bleek Brandt Blond Broandt Boyd, Bill Brooks Boyd, Bob Brotnov Camera-shy Ted Brown, D. Bunker Brown, E. Burch Brown, Sally Burns Camera-shy Bursett Ted Busigin Brown. Shirley Burtt Bruner Busch Bryan Butterfield Bryant 101 Calkins Carlton Cheever Clow Connell Calvo Carruthers Chesnott Clvenger Connelly, J. Camp- bell. C. Caster Chichester Clyde Connolly. M Camp- Chandler Christen- son Coats Convey bell. D. Chapman Church Cochrane Cooley, G. Camp- bell. G. Chase Clark. D. Cogan Cooley. L. Carlgren Chaussee Clark.G. Cole Cornwell Carlson, P. Cheese- worth Clark. J. Collins Coryell Camera-shy Ted Courtion Cunningham Day Divine Downs Cox Curtis Decker Dobbs Drivas Cranage Dailey De Haan Dodge. B. Dudley Crayne Danbom de Mers Dodge, E. Duerfeldt Cross Dark Denny Doepke Duffy Crothers Davids Dever Doll Dumett Culbertson Davis Dickinson Dotson Dunbabin Cummins Davison Diffen- Dove Durham derfer 102 Eagen Ellis. G. Fairfield Firth Freeman George Glass Green,A. Gutherless Hanley Eagle Ellis. R. Farra Fischer French Geraart Glenn Green. P. Guthormsen Hannafin Ebel Erickson. E. Faull Fisk Friend Gerwig Godfrey Greene. P. Hall Hansen, J. Eckart Erickson, J. Field. C. Fisler Gailey Gies Goode Gregg Halone Hansen, K. Ecton Esdale Field. R. Floyd Gale Gill. E. Goodman Greggerson Halverson Hanson Eden Ewell Filigno Foord Gardiner Gill. J. Goodson Gregory Hamiltort Harfst Edensword Exner Finrow Foster. G. Gardner Gilmartin Gordon Grimlund Hamlin Harpster Elliott Fahnestock Firestone Foster. J. Geddes Givens Grady Gullander Hammond Harris 103 Harte Hecht Hessian Hooper Hovland Harvey Heideman Hill Hopkins Howard, R. Hatch Heimer- Hinds Horo- Camera-shy dinger witz, C. Ted Hatton Henderson Hitt Horo- Huletz Havlina Hendrickson Hobbs witz, J. Hunt Hawkins, Holbrook Hougen Don Herman Holmquist Houk Hutchinson Hawkins. Herzog Hynds Dorothy Holtman House Hesse Ihrig Hawthorne Hovey Imbery Jacobs Jensen Jones, B. Kiley Impett Jacobsen Jessen Jones. J. Kinner Ingo Jacobson Johnson, D. Jordan Kjaer Israel, J. James. J. Johnson, G. Julian Klikoff Israel, S. James, M. Johnson, L. Kamm Klinefelter Itschner Janni Johnson, S. Kershner Kloppen- berg Iversen Jenkins Johnson, V. Kerzie Kluge Jackson Jenks Johnston Kiefer Knappe 104 Knott Lance Lehman Little Lyon Marston Maynard McDon- McLean Messenger ald, S. Knowlton Landis Leighton Loar Mackenzie Martin, A. McAllis- McDowell McNamara Metz ter, B. Camera-shy Langley Leonard Logan Malloy Martin, D. McAllis- McFarlane McNeal Michaelson Ted Lantow Leslie Lohnes Manley Mathison ter, K. McNeely Miller, D. Knutsen McArthur McGaffey Larsen Lewis Long- Marbourg Matter McQuay Miller, Jack Kracke Larson Lince fellow Marshall, B. Mattocks McCain McGee Meek Miller, Kreitle Lovern McCotter McGhee Jacqueline Layson Linde Marshall. C. May Meisner Mills Lager Lucky McCrea McGregor quist Leech Lister Lyman Marshall. L. Mayberry McKay Melson Minahan McDon- ald. G. Lagger 105 Moe Moulton Monson Munson Moore Mullen Moreau Mullins Morrison Murdock Morton. B. Murphy Morton. F. Narowitz Mouldey Nelson, A Nelson. E. Nelson. R. Nichol- son, J. Camera-shy Ted Nelthorpe Nestor Nielsen Neva Nielson Nevaril Nilsen Newmger Nilsson Nichol- Noback son. D. Noble Nolley Olson. J. Northfield Olson. P. Oakland Otto Odell Pack Olds, L. Palik Oleis. E. Palmer Oliver Parfitt Olsen Paris Paschal Pedersen Patison Peer Patton Pel key Pearce. Jillian Pelroy Pearce. John Pence Peringer Pearson, J. Perkins Pearson, L. Peters. D. Peck Peters. Pettitt Shirley Phillips Peters. Shirley Ann Pickering Pond Peterson. B. Potter Peterson, C. Powell Peterson. J. Peterson, M. Pray Prescott Peterson. V. Pettit 106 Camera-shy Ted Reece Ring Roth Scanlon, i. Scott, H. Shirley Smith, D. Solhaug, Doris Stennes Putnam Renas Robbins Rowley Scanlon, S. Scott, S. Shore Smith, G. Solvason Stewart Quickstad Renolds Roberson Sachs Scansen Scruggs Sims Smith. H. Sprong Stillwell Quist Richards, G. Roberts Saurdiff Schaeffer Sechler Sipherd Smith, K. Starbird Stilrude Rasch Richards. J. Robson Savage, G. Schnatterly Shantz Sisley Smith, L. Stark Stolen Raymond Ricketts Rosenquist Savage, R. Schoonover Shaw. C. Sjolseth Smithson Stebor Stoll Reams Riely Ross, G. Savage. S. Schram Shaw, M. Slick Snider Steen Stone Reddick Rlgg Ross, S. Sa velle Scott, D. Sherman Smith. C. Solhaug, Dave Steiner Storer 107 Stew Sutton Temple- Timmerman Van Buskirk Waggoner Wanamaker Weider- Whitehorn Wilkins ton, A. strom Strunk Swanson Torrance Van Wagner Ward, D. White- Williams Temple- Oerlinder Weis law. C. Stubbs Swenson ton, B. Tranaam Wahl Ward. G. Wilson, J. Vann Werelius White- Stuckey Sykes Terry Troffer Wait Ward, J. law. F. Wilson, P. Van Sky- Wergeland Stucky Tagg Thigpen Tryon hawk Wakefield Waring Whiting Woodruff Wernli Stumbaugh Taper Thomander Tucker Van Slyck Wallin Watkins Wert Whitlock Woods Suhbier Tarbox Thomas Turner Van Walser Watson W cal Wightman Wright, F. Tilborg Wettleson Sunde Teach Thorn Turppa Walters Watterson Camera-shy Wright. N. Vaughn Weymouth Ted Thurman Vollan Wilcox 108 Wyrick Young. B. Young. Jim Young. R. Zimmer- man. T. Harper Irving Young, A. Young. Jack Young. K. Zimmer- man. C. Burtt Hessian Roller Russell Ryan Sorenson Starbird Stone Weston Hard at Work (?) Yipe! I owe $8.00 already!” As you sew, so shall you rip! •• i ! § ... Eraser please! 109 All the news . . . that’s fit to print! 1 9 5 2 The News of 52 rolled hot off the presses,” announcing the Driftwood Drag.” The party was held in the lunchroom where a colorful array of posters, fishnets, shells, and drift- wood was assembled. The Teds danced to the music of Bob Blackie’s band after the enter- tainment which featured a bathing beauty contest and fast-stepping Charlestonites. Last call for refreshments brought everyone running towards the fishnets where punch and doughnuts were served. The officers and their committee chairmen did a great job planning for the party. The class had a big representation in the sports’ field. 1 16 Teds made Junior Torch and 53 are on Senior Torch. We are proud of all these class members as well as of those Juniors who won contests and numerous awards. Our special thanks go to our advisers, Miss Hawkins and Miss Russell, for their co- operation in all our activities. Top row: Gala Sergev (president). Bob Hallowed (vice-president), Nancy Luft (secretary), Neoma Ward (treasurer); middle left: The Driftwood Drag;’’ middle right: News of 52 staff; lower left: Still Dragging; lower right: Miss Alma Hawkins and Miss Florence Russell, advisers 110 Adams. R. Adams. T. Albert. J. Allen. B. Allen, B. Almquist, B. Andersen. J. Anderson, B. Anderson, E. Biehn, M. Bird. C. Camera-shy Ted Bishop. M. Bjorlie. M. Black. 0. Blackie, B. Blanton, G. Blodgett. C. Bloeser. A. Blomberg. J Blue. S. Anderson, N. Anderson. D. Anderson. R. Antles, J. Arneson, L. Arrivey, P. Babcock, F. Baca, A. Bachtell. J Bacon, B. Baehr, S. Bailey, J. Baker, L. Banta, M. Barker, C. Camera-shy Ted Barrett, E. Barron, B. Bartman, G. Baumeister, A. Ill Bogren. B. Boguc, L. Booker, N. Bowling. B. Bradner, B. Braden,J. Brandon. K. Brandt. K. Brehm. C. Breshears, B. Briggs. K. Brinsmead. B. Brodnicki. W. Bronson. D. Brown. B. Brown, D. Brown, J. Browne, W. Breuer, B. Bruksner, J. Cairncross. C Caldwell. D. Campbell, J. Campbell, J. Campbell. W Capell. F. Camera-shy Ted Carlson, G. Carlson, R. Carpenter, D. Carroll, T. Camera-shy Ted Carver. P. Casey. P. Chambard. E. Chappell. F. Camera-shy Ted Cheeseman. H. Cheff, L. Christenson, E. Christianson. J. Christman, L. Church. B. Clark. B. 112 Cline. P. Coates. G. Cocks. B. Clark, G. Connell, D. Clarke, D. Cornwell, P. Clasen, D. Cosby. K. Doyle, M. Camera-shy Ted Duff. D. Dunn, E. Dunnick, C. Eddy. W. Edwards. M. Egtvet, B. Ellingson, R. Engle, M. Ennest, E. Erickson. L. Evans. B. Evich, E. Ewart. T. Exner, D. Fawcett, D. Feldt, J. Fenwick, D. Feyen. E. Fielder, B. Fiksdalstrand, H. Flick. M. Flodquist, J. Cosgrove, B Coshow, J. Craig. T. Crosby. M. Crow, J. Crowe, H. Crowley. D. Cunningham, M. Dailey, B. Dalrymple, L. Date. B. Dawson, P. Day. G. Deckebach, C. Della Pietra, G. Deming, C. Dickson, J. Dietz.A. Dinnes, L. Djos, B. 113 Forrest. B. Forrest. C. Foster. T. Fowler. R. Freligh, A. French. S. Friedman, M. Frisch. J. Frost. J. Froula. S. Fuller. J. Fulmer. B Furseth, L. Gahegan. M. Galloway. J. Gamble. J. E. Gamble. J. A. Gardiner. M. Garneau, A. Garred. K. Grey. W. Groesbeck.J. Camera-shy Ted Gundersen. N. Guterson, L. Hagen. B. Hager. P. Camera-shy Ted Halffman, R. Hallowell, B. Hambert. G. Camera-shy Ted Harris. G. Harsch, G. Hart. V. Hartman, H. Hawkins. W. Haws. R. Headrick. B Heale. B. Hedlund. J. Heglar, D. Henry. B. Hickok. G. 114 Jeremiah, J. Jessup, J. Johnson, C. Johnson, L. Johnson, M. Johnson, R, Johnson, S. Johnson, W. Johnston, B. Jones, J. Kahmann, G. Karelsen, E. Karrasch, S. Kaster, C. Camera-shy Ted Kelson, M. Kiesel, S. King. D. Holtman, R. Hornbeck. L. Hoss, C. Housely, W. Hoyle. A. Hsu; B. Hubka. G. Camera-shy Ted Humphrey. B. A. Humphrey, B. Humphrey. I. Hunter, D. Hutchins. J. Hutchinson, D. Hyllengren, D. Ingalls, R. Ipsen, W. Jackson, L. Jackson, S. Jacobsen. P 115 Kirkpatrick, C Kirpatrick. K. Klingbeil, M. Knight, M. Knott, E. Knowlton, A. Knox. S. Camera-shy Ted Koski, J. Kratky, C. Kuebler, L. La Bossiere, E. Camera-shy Ted Laing, R. Laing, R. La Moure. M. Lamson, L. Lane. B. Lantow, S. Larson, D. Law. J. Lee, R. Camera-shy Ted La Tour, R. Latourell, D. Camera-shy Ted Leonard. M. Levine. B. Lewis. D. Linden. J. Lingenfelter, D. Lockwood. D. Lohnes, M. Lotz, R. Loutey, J. Love, J. Lowry, F. Luft, N. Lund, D. E. Lund. D. M. Lundquist, R. Madsen. M. Mahoney, D. Camera-shy Ted Markey, F. Marckworth. L. Martin, G. Camera-shy Ted Martinsen, A. Matheson, D. McConnel, E. McCorkle, G. McCrary, R. 116 Moulton, C. Mount, B. Mullin, S. Munn, G. Munro, K. Murryama, M. Nakano, V. Neergaard, J. Nelson, B. Nelson, P. Nelson, S. Ness, C. Newinger, M. Newman, B. Nielsen, A. Nielsen, D. Nightingale, H. Nobach, J. Camera-shy Ted Nordness, R. Nowell, P. Nowlin, B. Olsen, S. Olson, C. Miller, B. Miller, J. Miller, J. Miller. K. Miller, R. V. Miller, R. H. Milligan, L. Milio, B. Milne, M. Miner. R. Misch. H. Moen, M. Monroe, M. Moran, B. Morford, D. Morgan, D. Morris, B. Moser, J. Moser, P. Moses, F. 117 Olson. D. D. Olson. D. L. Olson. G. D. Olson. G. W. Olson. S. Orr. V. Otto. J. Owens. B Palmer, P. Paradis. J. Parmelee, B. Paschal. R. Patterson. K Paulsen. D. Paulson. L. Pay lor. R. Pearson. E. Pearson, J. Peck. I. Peeke. B. Penny, B. Penson, C. Perkins. D Peters. P. Petersen. D. Petersen. N Pellegrini. A Pemble. L. Pennell, A. Peterson. D. Peterson, W. Camera-shy Ted Pfister. G. Pierce, D. Pinkerton. G. Pirtle, B. Poirier, P. Pollard. B. Pomel. R. Pook. D. Pope, B. Porter. M. Porter, V. Camera-shy Ted Price, D. Price, J. Priske, V. Quanrud, M. Ransopher, J. Rants, R. Rasch. E. Rask, F. Camera-shy Ted 118 Raymer, J. Read. A. Redick, S. Reed, M. Reid, M. Reinhardt, S. Renshaw, K. Rian, R. Rice, R. Schneider, S. Scholz. N. Schrag. D. Schultz, E. Schwartz, D. Scott, C. Sergev. G. Shanafelt, A. Shannafelt, E. Shefendecker. M. Sheppard. J. Shults, R. Silliman, N. Sipherd, J. Sivertz. W. Sivirla. C. Slocum, D. Smetheram, H. Smith. D. Smith. E. Smith. F. Smith. P. Smith, S. Snowden, P. Richards. S. Richardson, J Ricketts. A. Ridenour. C. Robinson. J. Roos, J. Roscoe. J. Ross. D. Ross. J. Rotta, A. Ruble, S. Runkle. S. Runnion, N. Salisbury, B. Sandberg. W. Sanders. D. Sather, C. Schilte, G. Schmad, W Schmidt, B. 119 Soderstrom, D. Solbcrg. B. Solhaug. E. Solomon, M. Spengler. M. Spring, G. Spurgin, L. Spurr. W. Stack,A. Stansbery. D. Stauter. P. Stcbor, J. Stephenson, D. Camera-shy Ted Stewart, P. Camera-shy Ted Stoicis. W. Stone, J. Stone, S. Stortroen. F. Sullivan, A. Sutter, J. Swadener. A Straub. F. Stroble, M Stuber, L. Swygard. J Talbot. M. Tarshis, L. Taylor, B. Teeters. V Thill. M. Thomas. B. Thomas. H. Thomas. N. Thompson. B. Thorlakson, D Thul. C. Tillman, R. Timmerman. B. Todd. T. Troffer. D. Trueblood, A. Truman, J. Tucker, T. Turnbaugh. D. Turner, A. Upson. B. Utterback, M. Vail, V. Vigil, J. Waddell. J. Waddingham. J Walby, A. Walker. F. Walker. M Valentine. D. Valiska, D. Vander Hoek, C Wilkins, J. Willeiksen. L. Williams, J. Camera-shy Ted Wilson. G. Winched, J. Wing, D. Winter, T. Wolfe. D. Camera-shy Ted Wouwenaar. G. Wright, J. Wall, D. Wallace. D. Wallen. J. Walser. H. Wanamaker. J. Ward, C. Ward. N. Warded, N. Warren, B. Weber. B. Weber t, W. Wedell. B. Weis, L. Wellman. R. Werner. F. West. J. Whitchurch, M. White, L. White. M. Whitney, C. 121 SENIORS We are now on the last, the senior rung of the ladder we started to climb four short years ago. Before we step from it onto the threshold of a new world, let us pause to take a lingering look at the past year. We got off to a promising start with Barry Schneiderman, president; John Ramsay, vice- president; Karin Lind, secretary; and Fritz Hoedemaker, treasurer, with Joanne Williams serving as ASR representative. Seniors signed up for committees early in the fall and committee chairmen were appointed. With winter around the corner, and Rudolph, the Red-nosed Reindeer” on the loose, the fall party, the “Sleigh Bell Slide, was in the spirit of the season. In May a skating party, sponsored by the P-TA and class advisers, Miss Brewitt and Mrs. Bourke, was a rollicking success. At last, in June, the big week arrived. On Monday night, the 1 1 th, the eagerly anticipated Senior Prom drew happy couples to the Nile Country Club, and on the 1 3th, the hills around Steel Lake echoed with the laughter and gaiety of seniors picnicking in Lakedge Park. Finally, Commencement at the Civic Auditorium, June 14th, brought the year's activities to an end. Now we take our leave of Roosevelt with many a new challenge to meet, with fond mem- ories, and with a feeling of eternal gratitude to the teachers, advisers, and the school; for they gave us a high set of standards, a better understanding of life, and many a distant star to hitch our wagons to. BARRY SCHNEIDERMAN MRS. BOURKE MISS BREWITT President Adviser Adviser KARIN LIND FRITZ HOEDEMAKER Secretary Treasurer JOHN RAMSAY Vice-President ADAMS, FAY Figgy —Vice-Prcs. RHO Club; com.: Compass Ch., Alumni; Spanish Club; Science Club; interest: sports; voc. choice: teaching. ADAMS. NED—Roughriders; com.: Inter-school Relations, Student Pass, Voc. Conference; Study Hall Supervisor; interests: crew, intramural sports, swimming. ALLEN. CAROL (Lovelace)—Com.: Fine Arts, Highl ghts Cr Sidelights Art Ed., Sr. Play. Mother-Daughter Banquet, Alumni, Thrift. Make-up Corps; Ski Club. ALLIN. MERCIA—Com.: Health. Traditions, Fellowship. Charm Club; interests: skiing, dancing; voc. choice: nursing. ALLISON, PAT—Movie Hostess; com.: Mother-Daughter Banquet, Voc. Conference, Locker Room, Highlights Cr Sidelights; interests: dancing, roller skating. ALLISON, TOM—Study Hall Supervisor; sports; Sr. Prom Com.; interest: skiing. ALLPER, STAN—News Staff; Ad Staff; Movie Club Operator; Sr. Torch; Minute Service; Gym Office—Boy; voc. choice: journalism or adver- tising. ALSTON, COURTLAND—Traffic Squad; interests, sports, fishing, hunt- ing; voc. choice: accounting; favorite saying: •‘Tremendous.’' ALWIN, BETTY—Locker Room Attendant; Charm Club; interests: South Dakota, horses, skating. AMUNDSON, LOIS—Girls’ Club; interests: skating, bowling, dancing; voc. choice: marriage; favorite saying: “You know it. A transfer from Renton High. ANDERSEN. MARILYN—Roll Rep.; Compass Com.; RHO Club; interest: photography; voc. choice: stenography. ANDERSON, ALBERT AI)—Interests: sports, wood work, carpentry; voc. choice: accounting. ANDERSON, DAVID (Poopsie)—Roughriders; Torch; Boys’ Club Cabi- net; Student Ticket Board of Control; Ticket Office; Inter-school Re- lations; Roll Rep. ANDERSON. DONNA—Com.: Mother-Daughter Banquet. Charm Club. Decorations: French Club at Lincoln; interest: danc ng; favorite saying: “It’s tremendous.’’ ANDERSON, GAIL (Beanie)—Ski Club; Spanish Club; com.: Make-up Corps, Lunch Room, Traditions, Alumni. Thrift, Mother-Daughter Ban- quet; interest: skiing. ANDERSON, IVOR—Ground Improvement Com. Ch.; interests: swimming, fishing, sports; favorite saying: “Hi stupe! ANDERSON, JANIS—Roll Rep.; Pep Club; com.: Sports Boosters, Good Cheer, Charm Club; interests: music, dancing; voc. choice: teaching the deaf. ANDERSON. JEAN—All City Ad Mgr.; Ad Staff; Sr. Torch; com.: Make- up Corps. Lunch Room. Building Improvement. Sr. Prom; interests: skiing, swimming. ANDERSON. PHYLLIS (Phil)—Senior Play Lead ’49. ’50; Revue ’50; Opera ’50, ’51; Nonette; interests: drama, music; voc. choice: politi- cal science. ANDREWS. JEAN (Jcanic)—Com.: Alumni. Highlights Cr Sidelights. Girls’ Club Entertainment, Washington Children's Home: interests: music, dancing. ARTHUR, EDWARD—Intramural football; interest: sports. ASHBY, DALE—Interests: fishing, hunting, swimming; voc. choice: forestry. AULD, GEORGE—100 Mile Club; Study Hall Superviror; Mixer Com.; Ski Club; interests: dancing, track; voc. choice: printing. AUSTIN, DIANE (Dimples)—Interests: swimming, tennis, dancing, sports; voc. choice: business administration; favorite saying: “Rats. AYRES, DOLORES ' Dodie'—Roll Rep.; Opera '50; Mid-winter Concert ’49; com.: Alumni. Publicity. Organ Concert; voc. choice: secretarial work. BABB, JIM (Bim)—Football, baseball; Boys’ Club Advertising; Hi-Y; interests: sports, jazz, drums; voc. choice: music or art. BAEHM, BARBARA (Bobbie)—Com.: Traditions. Fellowship. Charm Club. Make-up Corps; Ad Staff; Nonette; Opera; Torch; interests: yachting, dancing, music, medicine. BAEHM, DONNA—Com.: Frosh Auxiliary. Publicity, Highlights Cr Side- lights. Girls’ Club Assembly. Charm Club. BAILEY, PATRICIA (Pat)—Girls’ Club Com.; Spanish Club; Sr. Torch; interests: skiing, swimming; voc. choice: secretarial work. BAILEY, RODNEY—Interests drawing, music; voc. choice: commercial art. BAKER, DIX—Study Hall Supervisor; R-Y; intramural basketball; Roll Rep.; 100 Mile Club; interests: skiing, football, basketball, track. BAKER, EDWIN (Ed)—Interests: forestry, baseball, football; voc. choice: forestry. 123 BALCOM. RALPH (Pierre)—Roughriders; com Frosh-Soph. Interview. Father-Son Banquet; Roll Rep.; R-Y; Torch; Study Hall Supervisor. BARNES, BETTY Barnes'—News Staff: Ad Staff; com.: Mixer, Tradi- tions, Fellowship. Mother-Daughter Banquet; Ski Club; interest: ski- ing. BARNES, JOANNE—Sr. Torch; interest: piano; Joanne is a transfer from California. BARRAGAR. KAY 'Miss Republican)—Com.: Sports Boosters Ch.. Pep Club Ch.. P-TA Dance. Soph. Dance. Jr. Dance. Ski Club; Roll Rep.; interest: skiing. BARTMAN, BARBARA—Frosh Class Vice-Pres.; com.: Charm Club. As- sembly, Publicity; interests: dancing, sailing, skiing; voc. choice: re- tail selling. BARTON, DAN (Whitcy)—Study Hall Supervisor; intramural sports; in- terests: radio, sports, girls, skiing; voc. choice: radio. BEAN. LARRY 'Bcancr'—Football; baseball; Anti-smoking Board. Athletic Council; Hi-Y; interest: varsity clam-digging; voc. choice theology. BECK. DONNA—Pep Club; com.: Highlights Sidelights. Health. Fellow- ship, Charm Club, Sr. Invitations; interests: social clubs, skiing, walking. A CAMERA-SHY TED. BELSHAW, DIANE (Dec-Dec)—Golden Spurs; Washington Children's Home Com. Ch.; French Club Sec.; Sr. Play '49. '50; Sr. Torch; in- terest: skiing. BENDER, JIM-—Stage Mgr.; Roll Rep.; 1 CO-Mile Club; com.: Mixer. Boys’ Club Entertainment; interest: women; voc. choice: Naval Air Force. BENJAMIN. KARL (Bcnji) —Football; track; R-Y; Study Hall Super- visor; Lunch Room Com.; interests: coaching, teaching; voc. choice: BICKFORD, NANCY—News Ed.; com.: Revue Continuity Ch., Torch In- vitations Ch.; Golden Spurs; Ski Team; interests: Mountaineers. Y- Teens. JOG. BIGELOW, GEORGIA—Sr. Torch; com,: Mother-Daughter Banquet. Re- ception; Roll Rep.; Spanish Club; Co-ch. Fall Party for Sr. Class. BLACKSTOCK, JOAN (Annie)—Torch; com.: Make-up Corps. Girls' Club Assembly; Spanish Club; interests: dancing, cooking; voc. choice: Cert. Pub. Acct. BLACKSTOCK. LURLENE—RHO Club; com Alumni, Traditions. Publi- city. BLAIR, GEORGE (Hugh)—Intramural sports; interests: mechanics, sports; voc. choice: machine work. BLENKINSOP. EILEEN CAROL—Com Traditions. Lost Found. Charm Club. Standards. Make-up Corps; Ad Staff; A Cappella; interests: skiing, dancing. BLOM-COOPER. CHEL (Coop)—Com.: Organ Concert, Lost Gr Found. FellowshiD; Roll Rep.; interests: dancing, skiing; voc. choice: secre- tarial work. BLOMSETH, MARIAN—Opera '49. '50, '51 ; com.: Make-up Corps. Alum- ni. Organ Concert; Sr. A Cappella. BLUMENTHAL, DARLE BODIN, ANDY—Interests: cartooning, cars; voc. choice: commercial art. BOGUE, LOIS — Nonette; Teacher's Sec Jr. Torch; com.: Standards. Friendship. Charm Club; interest: music; voc. choice: secretarial work. BOLLINGER. MARY ELLEN—Sr. Torch; com.: Traditions. Alumni. Girls' Club. Make-up Corps; News Staff; French Club; Ski Club; interests: music, skiing, swimming. BOLSTAD, JO-ANN—Com.: Mother-Daughter Banquet, Reception; Pep Club; Mid-winter Concert; Spanish Club. BOOKER, MARSHALL (Marsh)—Movie Club; Activity Recording Com.; intramural bowling; Roll Banker; interests: sports, art. cooking; voc. choice: dentistry. BOOSE, DALE—Ski Club Pres.; Roll Rep.; com.: Anti-cheating, Mixer, Ground Improvement; Study Hall Supervisor; interests: skiing, hunt- ing, mountain climbing. BOTTEN, JOANNE (Joey)—Sr. A Cappella; Opera '49, ’50, 51 ; Nonette; Torch; com.: Assembly, Alumni; French Club; interest: music. BOUCHER, MARY—Torch; Library Helper; Torch Banquet Com.; interest: dancing; voc. choice: dental tech. BOWERS, BOB Study Hall Supervisor; intramural basketball; interest: skiing; voc. choice: electrical engineering. BOWERS, DON—Study Hall Supervisor; football; Roll Rep.; Stage Force; Roll Banker; Intramural Sports Mgr.; interests: mechanics, photo- graphy; voc. choice: photography. BOWN, CHUCK—Roughriders; R-Y; football; Baseball Mgr.; Study Hall Supervisor; Lunch Room Com.; Basketball Mgr.; interest: sports; voc. choice: fisheries. 124 BOYCE, DAVID—Interests: skiing, hunting; voc. choice: business. BOYD, HELEN—News Ad Mgr.; Fellowship Com. Ch.; Roll Rep.; Girls’ Club Cabinet; Quill Of Scroll; Will Or Prophecy; voc. choice: teaching. BOYE, NANETTE—Golden Spurs; com.: Nurse’s Office Ch., Orientation Ch., Highlights Or Sidelights; Girls’ Club Cabinet; Sr. Torch; interest: music. BRANDRIFF, JOYCE—Com.: Alumni. Compass. Charm Club; RHO Club; interests: sports. JOG; favorite saying: That’s the way to go. BREEZE, HELEN MARIE IHummyl —Compass Com.; News Staff; in- terest: ice skating; voc. choice: secretarial work; favorite saying: Gunny sacks!” BREHM, GEORGE News Sports Ed.; Hall Patrol; Sr. Orchestra; Big Stick Com.; Roll Banker; track; interest: sailing. BRENNAN. PAT—Girls’ Club Office; Roll Rep.; com.: Highlights Ox Side- lights. Decorations, Charm Club, Publicity; interests: art. dancing, bowling, jazz. BRONNICHE. JAN (January)—Octette; com.: Charm Club. Vocational. Decorations, Soph. Dance; Mid-winter Concert; Glee Club; interests: voice, piano, skiing, swimming. BROST, LOTTIE—Com.: Fellowship, Lost Found, Girls’ Club Mimeo.; Attendance Office; voc. choice: secretarial work; favorite saying: Really?” BROTHERSON, BOB—Interests: hunting, fishing; voc. choice: machine work. BROWN. BARBARA (Barbs)—Roll Rep.; Spanish Club: Washington Children’s Home Com.; interests: swimming, sailing, riding; favorite saying: Do you always talk that way?” BROWN, CHARLES «Chuck)—Ski Club; interests: skiing, traveling, boating; voc. choice: managing an advertising agency. BROWN, JOAN—Com.: Traditions. Fellowship; interest: Owen Lyng. BROWN, LOWELL «Gene)—Interest: milking cows; voc. choice: farm- ing; favorite saying. What a beastly thing. BRUS, BEVERLY (Bruce)—Sr. Ed. of Annual; Sr. Prom Com.; Torch; Posture Queen ‘49; Teacher’s Sec.; interests: skiing, ’49 grad., tennis, jazz, designing. BUCKHOLTS, BARBARA (Barby)—RHO Club; Minute Girls, interests: traveling, dancing, sports; voc. choice: interior decoration; favorite say- ing: Oh malarky. BULLARD. ROBERT—Sr. Torch; News Staff; intramural basketball. BULLARD. RUE ANNE (Rickey)—Revue ’49. ’50; Opera ’51; com : Lost Found Ch„ Thrift. Vocational. Good Cheer; Teacher’s Sec.; Roll Banker; Octette. BUNDY, MARILYN (Bundy)—Golden Spurs; com.: Thrift Ch.. Revue, Torch Ch., Traditions; News Staff; interests: Y-Teens, skiing. BURNS. BOB—Ad Staff; Movie Club; interests: journalism, horticulture; voc. choice: horticulture; Bob plans to attend the U. of W. BUR WELL. BILL—Baseball; Study Hall Supervisors Ch.; Hi-Y; Roll Rep.; interests: baseball, football, skiing. BUTTERFIELD, BONNIE—Com.: Charm Club. Standards; interests: music. skiing; voc. choice: missionary work. CAMANDONA, JERRY (Champ)—Interests: music, architecture, sports; voc. choice: music. CAMPBELL, SALLY—Roll Rep.; Pep Club; com.: Charm Club. Girls' Club Assembly; interest: music; voc. choice: music. CANTRIL. SUSAN—Girls’ Club Cabinet; Roll Rep.; com.. Mixer, Torch Ch.. Traditions; interests: skiing, music: voc. choice: psychology. CAPPS, JANET (Janny)—Com.: P-TA Dance Ch.. Publicity Ch., Inter- school Relations, Highlights Gr Sidelights; Drill Team; Girls’ Club Cabinet. CAREY, WALLACE (Little Wally)—Roll Rep.; Clean-up Com.: inter- ests: skiing, mountain climbing, dancing; voc. choice: commercial art. CARNEGIE, MOLLY—Revue '47; com.: Charm Club. Girls’ Club Assembly. Father-Daughter Banquet. Traditions, Fellowship. CARPENTER. ANNALEE (Tiny)—Spanish Club; com.: Refreshment, Scrapbook; voc. choice: stenography. CARTOZIAN, DICK (Pro)—Interests: De Molay, hunting, fishing; voc. choice: dentistry. CASEBEER, ED Schlitz) — Sr. Play ’50; Opera ’50. ’51; Revue '50; En- semble Quartet; Sr. A Cappella; Roll Banker; interests: cars, drama, singing, girls' tennis. CASTEEL. SHAREN—Roll Rep.; Annual Staff Sec : Highlights Ox Side- lights; interests: swimming, horseback riding, skiing, skating; voc. choice: secretarial work. 125 12 CAVENAUGH. MOLLY Dusty)—Revue '48. 50; Movie Club; com.: Alumni, Campus Days Assembly, Opera Costume, P-TA Square Dance; Spanish Club; German Club Ch. CHESNEY, DOUG Baseball; football; O-Y; Study Hall Supervisor; Li- brary Supervisor; interests: baseball, fishing; voc. choice: forestry. CHOATE, CHARLES—Movie Club; interests: radio broadcasting, hiking; voc. choice: radio; favorite saying: “You know it.” CHRISTENSEN. BUD—Anti-smoking Board; O-Y; baseball; Roll Rep.; Study Hall Supervisor; interests: skiing, baseball, basketball, fishing, hunting; voc. choice: forestry. CHRISTENSEN, DOLORES Del)—Locker Room Attendant. Girls’ Gym Office; Roll Banker; Movie Club; Costume Force; interests: ice skat- ing. dancing, swimming. CHRISTY, JACK (Cristy)—Com.: P-TA Dance, Mixer, Anti-cheating, All City P-TA Dance; track; intramural basketball; interest: sports. CLARK, DOROTHY—Com.: Charm Club. Decorations, Good Cheer. Frosh- Soph. Auxiliary; interests: skiing, art; voc. choice: secretarial work. CLARKE, PATRICIA—Ad Mgr.; Quill C? Scroll. Permanent Torch; Ski Club; com.: Charm Club. Father-Daughter Banquet, Publicity, Will Prophecy; interest: skiing. COCHRANE. DOLORES (Del)—Main Office Helper; interests: dancing, hiking; voc. choice: home making. COLEMAN. DOLORES—Roll Rep.; interests: dancing, sewing. COLLMAN. STEVE—Baseball; Movie C'ub Pres.; Stage Force Electrician interests: photography, sports, fishir.g. dancing, band; voc. choice: architecture. CONNELLY. DEAN Spike —Movie Club: P-TA Square Dance; Boys’ Club Office; Locker Room Attendant; German Club; Fencing Club; interest: sailing. CONNOLLY. JOANNE—Teacher’s Sec.; interests: art. swimming; voc. choice: secretarial work. CONVEY. PAT—Com.: Health, Standards, Traditions; Drill Team; Pep Club; Roll Rep.; interest: skiing. COOMES, JOAN—Interests: swimming, singing; voc. choice: nursing favorite saying: “Oh. crump.” COOPER, GEORGIA (George)—News Staff; Sr. Torch; com.: Mixer, Vo- cational, Sports Boosters. Girls’ Lounge; interest: skiing. CORBETT. MARIANNE (Shorty)—Com.: Mixer, Girls’ Club Scrapbook, Highlights Cr Sidelights. Girls’ Club Reception; Spanish Club. CORY. MICHAEL—Track; Intramural Sports Com. Ch.; 100 Mile Club Mgr.; Study Hall Supervisor; Opera ’51; voc. choice: forestry. COSTA. DUANE—Interests: hunting, fishing, racing; voc. choice: forestry. COTTER. JOHN (Auger Notskig)—Track; Traffic Squad; Building Im- provement; interests: skiing, new convertibles. CRAFT. SHIRLEY Erla —Rose Maiden. Sr. Play; Ad Staff; Girls’ Club Assembly Com.; Roll Rep.; Ski Club; interests: skiing, swimming. CROASDILL, MARY—Jr. Red Cross; interest: badminton; voc. choice: telephone operating. CROSSLEY, DAVE—Com.: Alumni Ch.. Revue Organization Ch.. Sports Boosters. Entertainment, Assembly; Sr. Play '49. lead ’50. CURWOOD. BARBARA Bobbie)— Roll Rep.; Sr. Torch; com.: Standards Ch.. Campus Days. Highlights Sidelights; Drill Team; interests: art, drama. DAHL, JEANETTE—Com.: Washington Children’s Home. Alumni; Drill Team; Library Council; Ad Staff; Sr. Torch. DAM ALIN. GERRY—Com.: Girls’ Club Decorations. Costume; interests: art. music, dancing, sports, drama; voc. choice: dental assisting. DAMITIO. NANCY (Damish)—French Club Vice-Pres.; com.: Thrift. Girls' Club Assembly; Sr. Torch; Sr. Orchestra. DARLING. JOANNE—Com.: Girls’ Club Assembly, Soph. Party, Charm Club; Ski Club; Spanish Club; Soph. Honor Society. DAVIS. DWIGHT—Hall Patrol Capt.; Science Club Vice-Pres.; Organ Concert; 100 Mile Club; Roll Rep.; voc. choice: dentistry. DAVIS, GAIL—Com.: Alumni, Girls’ Club Scrapbook. Girls’ Club Lounge. Jr. Party; interests: dancing, singing, skiing; voc. choice: secretarial work. DAVIS, GEORGENE (Genie)—Girls’ Club Cabinet; com.: Locker Room Ch.. Mixer, Sports Boosters, Minute Girls, Jr. Party; interest: skiing. DAVISON, WILLIAM Bus —Movie Club Vice-Pres.; Usher Corps; Camera Club; interests: cars, dance bands, sports, photography; voc. choice: architecture. DAWES, JOANNE (Jo)—Ad Staff; com.: Decorations, Health, Compass. Mother-Daughter Banquet, Traditions, Fellowship; Torch; Art Club; voc. choice: art. DENNEY. CLAUDIA Denney)— News Staff; Roll Rep.; Ski Club; com.: Highlights Or Sidelights, Lost Or Found; favorite saying: I've got news for you. DENNISTOUN, TOM (Manage)—Baseball Mgr.; Football Mgr.; Roll Rep.; R-Y; voc. choice: architecture. DICKEY. DONALD—Ground Improvement; Supervisor; Revue ’48. ’49, '50; Opera '48, '49; P-TA Dance Band; voc. choice: diesel mechanics. DILGER, DELORES (Lorrie)—Spanish Club; Roll Rep.; Mid-winter Con- cert; interest: music. DIXON, JOHN—Sr. Camera Club Member; Usher; interest: photography; voc. choice: electrical engineering. DOLAN, CURT—Stage Force; Library Supervisor; track; Roll Rep.; in- terests: dogs, mechanics; voc. choice: hotel management; favorite saying: Tremendous! DOLLEY, DAVID—Interests: art, sports; voc. choice: commercial art. DOLLING, TOM (Wilbur)—Hall Patrol; Camera Club; Jr. Dance Com.; intramural sports; interests: swimming, photography; voc. choice: banking. DOLMAN. CHARLES Charlie —Stage Force; 100 Mile Club; interest: racing. DOUGLAS, BILL—Torch Pres.; Debate; Revue Orchestra; P-TA Dance Band: interests: music, mountain climbing, skiing; favorite saying: “Indubitably! DOWNEY, GORDON—Transferred from Edmonds. DU BONNE, LUCILE—Com.: Usher Corps Ch.. Charm Club. Mother- Daughter Banquet. Father-Daughter Banquet: Pep Club; Study Hall Checker; Torch; Interests: dancing, skiing. DUGAN, JAMES—Outside Traffic; Study Hall Supervisor; interests: auto- mechanics, baseball. DUNCAN, BARBARA (Bobbie)—Voc. choice: business administration; favorite saying: Say there. EAGLE. BLAKE (Eags) —Tri-Y; Boys' Club Office; com.: P-TA Dance, Frosh-Soph. Interview; Study Hall Supervisor; baseball; football; in- terests: sports, dancing. ECKTON. WALLACE—Intramural golf; Hall Patrol; interests: golf, base- ball, camping EDMUNDSON, DALE (Skip)—Sr. Play '51 ; Opera '48, '50. '51 ; interests: swimming, tumbling, music, drama; voc. choice: medicine. EIKENBERRY, DIANE—Sr. Torch; Girls' Club; Typing Or Mimeo.; interests: dancing, bowling; voc. choice: secretarial work. ELLIMAN, JENISE—Girls' Glee; com.: Usher Corps. Charm Club. Decora- tions; Debate; Ski Club; German Club; interests: music, ballet, drama, art. ERICKSON. CORTNEY (Corky)—Roughriders; Advisory Council; Study Hall Supervisor; Band; Roll Rep.; interests: skiing, music. ERICKSON, LORETTA — Com.: Typing, Entertainment, Refreshments, Washington Children's Home; interests: dancing, swimming, ice hockey; voc. choice: secretarial work. ERICKSON, NORMAN—Vocational Conference; Study Hall Supervisor; Hospitality; Sr. Class Historical Ch. ESPINOZA. ANDREW (Espi — Football; com.: Boys’ Club Dance Ch.. Hospitality. Lunch Room; Hi-Y; Study Hall Supervisor. ESTABROOK. DARLENE—Com.: Usher Corps. Charm Club. Frosh Dance Ch.. Thrift. Highlights Or Sidelights, Refreshment, Building Improve- ment, Frosh Auxiliary. EVANS, JOHN—Com.: P-TA Dance. Boys' Club Assembly, Alumni; Roll Rep.; favorite saying: Come off it. FARMER, JOHANNAH (Jo)—Com.: Alumni Ch.. Thrift. Decorations. Standards, Father-Daughter Or Mother-Daughter Banquet, Make-up Corps; Sr. Torch; voc. choice: psychology. FARMER. SUNNY SUE — Com.: Activity Recording, Revue Costumes, Poster; Torch; Jr. A Cappella: interest: skiing; voc. choice: business administration. FARRA, DON—Football; baseball; Boys’ Club Vice-Pres.; Roughriders; Tri-Y; News Staff; Roll Rep.; Sr. Torch; voc. choice: business adminis- tration. FINLAY, JANICE (Jan)—News Staff; Roosevelt Round-up Ed.; Roll Rep.; com.: Compass. Thrift. Highlights Or Sidelights: Study Hall Checker. FISCHER, JOAN—Spanish Club; Charm Club; Pep Club; interests: swim- ming. sewing; voc. choice: teaching home economics. FLOHR. ROBERT—Hi-Y; Roll Rep.; Roughriders; Boys' Club Assembly; football. 127 FLOURNOY, JUDY—Com.: Fellowship Ch.. Jr. Dance Publicity Ch.. Tradi- tions, Inter-school Relations. P-TA Dance; Ad Staff; Roll Rep. FOLK. DIANE—Golden Spurs; com.: Washington Children's Home Ch.. Usher Corps, Alumni. Father-Daughter Banquet; Revue '49, '50; Sr. Torch. FORAN, DAVID—100 Mile Club; Pep Club; tennis; interest: mechanics. FORTIN, PATRICIA (Gunboats)—Golden Spurs; News Ed.; com.: Activity Recording Ch., Revue Publicity Ch.; Roll Rep.; Quill Cr Scroll. FOSS. HAROLD—Study Hall Supervisor; intramural sports; Roll Rep.; in- terests: wood working, mechanics. FOSTER. JOANNE (Jo)—Library Helper; Lunch Room Cashier; interests: music, sports: voc. choice: theology. FRACK, LARRY—Football; track; Roll Rep.; Lunch Room Com. Co-ch.; Study Hall Supervisor; R-Y. FREMMERLID, SYLVIA—Com.: Alumni. Records. Entertainment; inter- ests: skiing, dancing, swimming, skating; voc. choice: home economics instruction. FRENCH. JOAN (Frcnchic) —Opera '50. 51; Ensemble: Nonette; Glee Club; Y-Teens Inter-club Rep.; com.: Highlights Cr Sidelights. Minute Girls; voc. choice: nursing. FURMAN. JOAN (Jody)—Main Office Worker; interests: horses, organ; voc. choice: veterinary. FURSETH, LESTER—Interests: mechanical drawing, mechanics. GABLE. CAROLE—Interests: modern and square dancing, cooking; voc. choice: restaurant management. GAFFNEY. JOAN (The Little Devil)—Teacher’s Sec. interests: travel. homemaking; voc. choice: veterinary. GAIDSICK, HAROLD—-Interests: skiing, science, architecture, football, ping-pong. GAMON, MARJORIE (Mardy)—Com.: Father-Daughter Banquet. Voca- tional. Will Cr Prophecy, Torch Banquet Co-ch.; Sr. Torch; Roll Rep.; Revue '49, '50. GEORGE, JANICE (Jan)—Com.: Mother-Daughter Banquet. Lost Cr Found. Standards, Charm Club, Vocational. GIBBS. GAIL—French Club Treas.; Girls' Club Cabinet; com.: Entertain- ment Ch.. Thrift, Alumni. Mother-Daughter Banquet; Opera '49, ’50. '51. GIEDT, CAROL—Annual Staff; com.: Thrift. Activity Recording. Health, Sr. Scholarship Ch., Highlights Sidelights, Lost Cr Found; Roll Rep.; German Club Sec. GILBERT, HOWARD—Interest: modern jazz; voc. choice: music; favorite saying: Cool. GINNEVER. ED (E. Sparks)—Football; Roll Rep.; Com.: Frosh-Soph. In- terview. Paper; interests: skiing, sports. GLASS. MERRILLANN (Meg)—Business Mgr. of Annual; Golden Spurs; Quill Cr Scroll; Roll Rep.; Inter-school Relations; Revue '50; favorite saying: “That’s mighty white of ya! GLASS. SAM (Sambo)—Advisory Council; P-TA Dance Com.; Roughriders; Tri-Y; voc. choice: teaching. GOODWIN. MARILYN (Mer)—Y-Teens Pres.; com.: Vocational. Alumni. Publicity. Compass, Father-Daughter Banquet, Highlights Cr Sidelights; Ski Club. GRAFT, LARRY—Activity Interviewing; varsity golf; Intramural Mgr.; intramural sports; interests: sports, skiing. SENIOR PICNIC COMMITTEE Left to right, back row: Putt Landis, Co-ch. Corky Erickson and Peggy Hunter; front row: Donna Simkins, Gary Hergert, Laurale Havlina, Jim Bender. Joan Missimer. Not pictured: Karla Strom. Martha Melby, Genie Kurack, Joan Karrer, Dorothy E. Clark, Ida Shipley. Marion Hendrickson, Pat Fortin. Barbara Powell, Barbara Riddell, Jeanne MacFarland, Judy Hawkins, Gail Gibbs, Vickie Middleton, Mary Lou McLeod. Marilyn Ruple, Larry Graft. Jim Hawley. Jack Maltese. Ned Adams. Charles Stewart. 128 GRAHAM, PHIL (Nimble Fingers)—Yell King; Roughriders; Hall Patrol Lt.; Minute Service Sec.; com.: Compass, Sports Boosters, Library Aid, Frosh-Soph. Interview. GRAVES, NANCY (Rusty—Revue '48. '49, ’50; com. Alumni, Thrift, Washington Children's Home; Pep Club; Spanish Club; Roll Rep.; voc. choice: psychology. GRAY, JUDY—Band; com.: Building Improvement, Activity Recording. Charm Club. Girls’ Club Assembly; Sr. Torch; Pep Club. GREAVES, FRED (Tex)—Track; interests, cars, flying; voc. choice: auto- mechanics. GREENWAY, ROBERT—Ski Club; Traffic. A Cappella. Boys’ Quartet; interests: skiing, hiking, sailing. GRENELL, ROBERT—Transferred from Chevy Chase High School. Bethesda, Maryland. Interests: fishing, track, football; voc. choice: science. GRIBBIN, RICHARD (Gribb)—Ticket Force; Hi-Y; basketball; interests: architecture, radio; voc. choice: architecture. GRIFFIN, FRED (Freddy)—Artist Ox School Life Ed. of Annual; Supervisor Ch.; Boys' Club Assembly; interests: cartooning, skiing, sports; voc. choice: advertising. GUYER. BOB—Science Club Pres.; Boys' Club Cabinet; Outside Traffic Ch.; P-TA Dance Com.; Roll Rep.; Library Supervisor; voc. choice: medi- cine. HALEY, HELEN—Golden Spurs; Sr. Torch; Girls’ Club Cabinet; Roll Rep.; com.: Alumni, Jr. Class Co-ch.; voc. choice: secretarial work. HALL, ELEANOR (Ellic)—Sr. Orchestra; Sr. Torch; String Ensemble; Revue ’48, '49, ’50; Opera ’50; com.: Usher Corps. Organ Concert; interests: music, skiing, hiking, horseback riding. HALL, KEN—Roll Banker; interests: fishing, football; voc. choice: archi- tecture. HAMER, JIM—Spanish Club Vice-Pres.; Roll Rep.; Stage Force; interest: sports. HAMILTON. JOANNE (Red —Publicity Com.; Y-Teens Sec.; Teacher’s Sec.; interests: dancing, skating; voc. choice: secretarial work. HANLEY. BARBARA- Revue '48. '49. ’50; Sr. Play Lead '50; Opera ’49. ’50, '51; com.: Thrift. Alumni, Fellowship; French Club; voc. choice: concert singing. HANNA, RAY—Roll Rep.; Study Hall Supervisor; Intramural Sports Com.; interest: sports. HANSEN. KRISTINE Kri —Com.: Activity Interviewing. Alumni, Thrift; Sr. Play '49. '50; Sr. Torch; Octette; Opera Glee; News Staff; Sr. A Cap- pella; Revue. HANSEN, MARY (Flat-top)—Com.: Revue Organization Co-ch.. Sr. Prom. Father-Daughter Entertainment Ch.; Golden Spurs; News Ed.; Girls' Club Cabinet; Roll Rep.; Quill Scroll. HANSEN. MIRIAM (Mena)—Golden Spurs Historian; ASR Cabinet; Roll Rep.: Revue '48, '49; Girls' Club Cabinet; com.: Social Service. Mother- Daughter Banquet, Decorations. HARDEN, DON—Mixer Com.; football; Supervisor; interests: basketball, football. HARLAND, JOAN—History Dept. Sec.; com.: Usher Corps. Lunch Room; Roll Banker; interests: roller skating, horses; voc. choice: retail selling. HARRIS, ALDEN—Roll Rep.; baseball; interests: football, swimming; voc. choice: architecture. HARRIS, AUDREY—Transferred from Great Falls. Montana. Interests: music, sports; voc. choice: music. HARRIS. HAMILTON (Hamit—Movie Club; Camera Club; Science Club; Sr. Torch; interests: sports, photography, science; favorite saying. Geez McCree. HASZARD, YVONNE (Vonnie)—Jr. Sr. Choir; interest: music; voc. choice: business administration. HAVLAND, JOAN—Golden Spurs Pres ; ASR Cabinet; Sr Prom Co-ch.; Girls’ Club Corres. Sec.; Revue Organization Co-ch.; News Staff. HAVLINA, LAURALE—ASR Sec.; Golden Spurs, com : Lunch Room. Sports Boosters; JOG Vice-Pres.; Girls' Club Cabinet; Advisory Council; ASR Cabinet. HAWKINS, JUDY—Jr. Class Vice-Pres.; Golden Spurs; Rose Maiden; Girls' Club Cabinet; com.: Charm Club Ch., P-TA Dance. Lost Ox Found Ch., Anti-cheating. HAWLEY. JIM—Minute Service; Ski Club; Study Hall Supervisor; inter- ests: skiing, mountaineering, fishing, sports; voc. choice: forestry. HEADRICK, JIM (Hedy)—Interests: fishing, hunting, football; voc. choice: construction engineering. HELLER. MARIE—Com : Mother-Daughter Banquet. Decorations, P-TA Recording, Frosh-Soph. Auxiliary, Charm Club; Torch. HELMS. SARAH (Bugs)—Sr. A Cappella; Sr. Orchestra: Y-Teens; inter- ests: music, art, hand crafts, teaching; voc. choice: medicine. 129 HENDRICKSON. MARIAN—News Business Mgr ; Girls' Club Cabinet; Rose Maiden; Drill Team Sec.; Ad Staff; Drill Team; Anti-smoking Board; Lost Or Found ch. HERGERT, GARY—Study Hall Supervisor; baseball; interests: skiing, sail- ing; voc. choice: dairy farming. HERMAN, ROBERTA (Bob)—Com.: Girls' Club Assembly Ch.. Charm Club; Revue '50; Make-up Corps; Sr. Torch; French Club; Spanish Club; Girls’ Club Cabinet. HESS. CLAIRE—Opera; Sr. Torch; Nonette; French Club; Sr. A Cappella; Y-Teens; interest: square dancing. A CAMERA-SHY TED A CAMERA-SHY TED HICKS, CHARLES—Stage Force; interest: aviation; voc. choice: aviation technician. HIGBEE. DOROTHY (Dot)—Com : Alumni, Records. Good Cheer; inter- est: dancing; voc. choice: receptionist. HILLMAN. BETTY (Cupie)—Opera '49. '50; Sr. Play; Revue; Sr. A Cap- pella; com.: Washington Children's Home, Entertainment; voc. choice: secretarial work. HILSCHER, RICHARD—Study Hall Supervisor; Boys’ Gym Office; inter- ests: cars, sports. HIPKE, JACK—Roughriders Pres.; basketball; Hi-Y; Roll Rep. HOBAN, MARY BETH—Com.: Charm Club. Highlights Or Sidelights. Sr. Prom. Cards Or Announcements. P-TA Dance. Assembly; Roll Rep.; Drill Team. HODGSON. ARLENE—Com.: Good Cheer, Highlights Or Sidelights. Typing. Entertainment ; interests: skiing, skating; voc. choice: business adminis- tration. HODGSON, INGA—Girls’ Club Pres.; Golden Spurs; com.: Mother-Daugh- ter Banquet Decorations. Decorations Ch.; interests: skiing, photogra- phy. swimming, dancing: voc. choice: stewardess. HOEDEMAKER. DAVID—News Staff; Ticket Office: Minute Service; Roll Rep.; Ski Club; interests: skiing, football, sailing, swimming; voc. choice: architecture. HOEDEMAKER. FRITZ—Sr. Class Treas.: Roughriders; Roll Rep.; Hall Patrol; Inter-school Relations; Minute Service; interests: skiing, swim- ming, traveling. HOFEDITZ, JANICE—Com.: Mother-Daughter Banquet, Reception, Stand- ards. Highlights Or Sidelights. Fine Arts: Spanish Club; Pep Club; inter- est: skiing. HOFMANN, MARGARET—Roll Rep.; interest: dancing. HOLBROOK. JACK—Minute Service; 100 Mile Club; interests: baseball, football. HOLM, ED—Tumbling Team; Minute Service; interests: dancing, hunting, swimming. HOLM. ELEANOR—Sr. A Cappella; Fellowship Com.; Spanish Club; Opera; voc. choice: journalism. HOLT, ALAN—Roll Rep.; Hi-Y; baseball; basketball; interest: football; voc. choice: farming. HOLTE. OLIVER—Varsity tennis; Hall Patrol; Sr. Torch; Intramural Sports Com.; Torch Study Hall Supervisor; interest: tennis. HOPEN, KEN (Snuss)—Baseball; intramural sports; Roll Rep.; Lunch Room Com.; voc. choice: fishing. HOPF, BILL—Basketball; Boys’ Club Cabinet; com.: Inter-school Rela- tions. Lunch Room. Intramural Sports Co-ch. HOPKINS. ANN (Hoppie)—Com.: Health. Assembly. Charm Club. Stand- ards. Mother-Daughter Banquet; Drill Team; Roll Rep.; interests: skat- ing, riding. HOSKINS, JANET—Vocational choice: home making. HOVEY. BEVERLY (Pete)—News Ad Mgr.; Revue ’50; com.: Standards. P-TA Dance, Traditions, Activity Interviewing, Lunch Room. Reception; Roll Rep. HUBBERT. BARBARA—Golden Spurs Treas.; Girls’ Club Cabinet; News Staff; com.: Building Improvement Ch., Revue Publicity Ch., Records Ch., P-TA Dance; Roll Rep. HUDSON, BILL—Football; track; Roll Rep.; baseball; interests: football, skiing; voc. choice: machinist. HULL, EUGENE—Roughriders; football; baseball; R-Y; Roll Rep.; Jr. Dance; interest: mountaineering; voc. choice: forestry. HUMPHREY, JERRY—Roll Rep.; com.: Ground Improvement. Student Pass Sales. 130 HUNDERTMARK, FRED (Fritz —Tennis; football; track; Soph. Class Treas.; interest: sports; voc. choice: engineering. HUNT. NANCY—Com.: Standards. Assembly. Sr. Prom, P-TA Dance. Cards Cr Announcements. Decorations; Drill Team; interests: skiing, dancing, swimming. HUNTER. ELAINE (Bunny)—News Staff; Ad Staff; com.: Fellowship, Traditions. Health, Highlights Sidelights, Refreshments; interests: skiing, skating. HUNTER. PEGGY—Golden Spurs; Jr. Class Sec.; Girls’ Club Cabinet; News Staff; Roll Rep.; com.: Lost Found Ch.. Sr. Picnic Co-ch., Student Pass Sales. HYRY, AMELIA (Eme)—Golden Spurs; News Ed.; Quill Scroll; Roll Rep.; com.: Revue Gen. Ch., Mother-Daughter Banquet Hospitality Ch.. Color Day Traditions Ch. IHLANFELDT, BARBARA—Interests: skiing, dancing; voc. choice: sec- retarial work; favorite saying: TII never tell. IMPETT. PAT—Hall Patrol; Boys’ Club Interviewing; interests: automo- biles, baseball. IVERSON. SID--Revue Orchestra; Roosevelt Quartet; interests: baseball, model railroading; voc. choice: architecture. JACKSON. PETE—Inter-school Relations; Traffic Squad; basketball; in- terest: basketball; voc. choice: coaching. JACOBSEN. DAWN—Art Associate Ed. of Annual; Girls’ Club Record- ing Sec.; Torch Sec.; Inter-high Council; Golden Spurs; P-TA Dance Com. JACOBSON. MARILYN—Song Leader; Revue; Posture Queen ’50; Roll Rep.; Jr. Dance Com. JACOBSON. MAURICE—Opera ’48. '49. ’50. ’51; Orchestra; Revue; Roll Rep.: Study Hall Supervisor; interests: music, football; voc. choice: dentistry. JACOBSON. NANCY—Spanish Club Sec.-Treas.; French Club; interests: music, languages, art; voc. choice: law. JARVIS. HARVEY—Roughriders: baseball; basketball; Roll Rep.; Sr. Torch; Historical Com. Ch.; interest: sports. JOHNSON. ERIC—Interests: cartooning, loafing; voc. choice: cartooning; favorite saying: Thinking again, huh! JOHNSON. EVELYNE (Evic)—Typing Com.; Glee Club; Opera ’50; Movie Club; interest: dancing; voc. choice: business administration. JOHNSON, FLETCHER—-Voc. choice: linotype operator. JOHNSON. JERRY—ASR Vice-Pres.; basketball: Roll Rep.; Sports Boost- ers Com.; tennis; baseball; interests: football, sailing, track; voc. choice: law. JOHNSON. RICHARD (Dick)—Opera Lead '49. ’50; Sr. Play Lead ’49. ’50; Revue Lead ’49. ’50; interests: drama, music, art; voc. choice: commercial art. JOHNSON, ROY—Interests: hunting, fishing, skiing; voc. choice: en- gineering; Roy is a transfer from California. JONES. FRANCES (Frankie)—Com.: Social Service. Vocational. Decora- tions; A Cappella; Nonette; interests: tennis, bowling, hiking, sketch- ing. JONES. MORGAN—Study Hall Supervisor; Mixer Com Revue '48; Stage Force; Traffic Squad; interests: skiing, mountaineering, swimming. JORGENSON. MEL—Study Hall Supervisor: Pep Club; 100 Mile Club; intramural football and softball; interest: dancing; voc. choice: law. JUDD, VIRGINIA Ginny)—Com.: Color Day Ch., Washington Children’s Home; voc. choice: secretarial work or beautician. KALDESTAD, NORDIS (Corky)—Usher Corps; Roll Checker; Y-Teens Treas. A CAMERA-SHY TED KANGAS, JOHN—Study Hall Supervisor; Movie Club; Minute Service Vice-Pres.; interest: sports. KARRER, JOAN (Joanie)—Golden Spurs; Frosh Class Treas.; com.: Re- freshments Ch., Activity Recording Co-ch.; interests: swimming, skiing. KAY. GEORGE—Stamp Club; intramural football; interests: music— Dixieland jazz, sports; voc. choice: architecture. KEENER, JUANITA (Nita)— Revue ’48. ’49; Mid-winter Concert ’49. ’50; Opera '49; Pep Club; interests: music, sports, dancing; voc. choice: music. KELLY, DONALD—Band; Torch; basketball; intramural basketball; Roll Banker; interest: sports; voc. choice: pharmacy. KESTLINGER, JOAN (Kcssyi—Com.: Entertainment, Standards, Charm Club; Pep Club; French Club; interests: interior decorating, journal- ism; voc. choice: journalism. 131 KING, ELEANOR (Muffett)—Torch; Entertainment Com.; after school sports; interests: swimming, hiking, reading, leather work; voc. choice: nursing. KINYON, RONALD (Ron)—Interests: tumbling, developing pictures; voc. choice: owning a bike shop. KJAER, GEORGE—Roll Rep.; Jr. Red Cross Rep.; Roughriders; interests: square dancing calling, fly fishing tying. KLOPPENBERG, JANICE (Kloppie)—Mid-winter Concert '49; Band Concert ’49; Opera '49; com.: Minute Girls, Thrift; voc. choice: dietetics. KNICKERBOCKER. BLANCHE Blank)—Golden Spurs; com.: Typing Ch.; Alumni; Ad Staff; interest: swimming; voc. choice: stewardess. KNOWLES. KATHLEEN—Sr. Play '49. ’50; Revue ’49. ’50; interest: sports; favorite saying: That’s just the way the ball bounces. KNOX, ANN (Knoxie)—Revue 50; Opera 49. ’50. ’51 ; Sr. A Cappella; P-TA Dance Com.; Nonette; interests: singing, dancing, skiing; voc. choice: dramatics. KNUTZEN, MARY ANN (Pudge)—Song Leader; com.: Highlights Side- lights, Standards, Decorations; interests: swimming, skiing. KOCH. KARL—Opera ’50. 51; Sr. Play ’50; Revue '48. '50; Study Hall Supervisor; interests: girls, singing. KOTSON, JERRY (Chug)—Roll Rep.; Study Hall Supervisor; football; R-Y Pres.; intramural sports; com.: Frosh-Soph. Interview, Father-Son Banquet. KRATKY, SHIRLEY—Auxiliary Annual Staff; Girls’ Club Entertainment Com.; interests: skiing, swimming, skating; favorite saying: That’s for sure. KREPS, HARRIET (Rosie)—Golden Spurs: ASR Historian; Jr. Class Pres.; Rose Maiden; Song Leader; P-TA Dance Com.; Student Cabinet and Council; Revue '49. KRIG, PETER—Intramural basketball baseball; P-TA Dance Com.; in- terests: athletics, fishing; voc. choice: forestry. KUENZLI, GENNY—Com.: Building Improvement, Thrift, Standards, Charm Club. Highlights Sidelights; Roll Rep.; interest: skiing; favor- ite saying: What? KURACK, GENIE—Adv. Council; com.: Girls’ Club Assembly, Girls’ Club Day. Revue. Anti-cheating. Father-Daughter Banquet, Student Pass Sales; Roll Skits; Revue '50. LA BOSSIERE, PAUL—Football; track; R-Y; Lunch Room Com.; Roll Rep.; interests: swimming, skiing, cars. LADD. BOB 'Boob Lood)—Roll Rep.; interest: Las Vegas; voc. choice: owning a night club. LAMBRECHT, FRANCES—Com.: Health. Thrift; German Club Vice-Pres.; Sr. Torch; voc. choice: marriage. LA MONTAGNE, DIANE—Com.: Activity Interviewing, Charm Club; Movie Room Hostess; interests: dancing, skiing; voc. choice: nursing. LANCASTER, SHIRLEY—Song Leader; com.: Inter-school Relations, Revue Dance Ch.. Traditions, Entertainment; Opera. LANDIS. GEORGE (Putt)—Football Mgr.; Paper Com.; Roll Rep.; Inter- ests: fishing, hunting; voc. choice: forestry. LANE, PETE—Ski Club; Hospitality Com. Ch.; interests: skiing, flying. swimming, football, basketball, fishing; voc. choice: flying or law. LA TORRA, NANCE (Nan)—Interests: dramatics, sports, horses; voc. choice: nursing. LAYSON, MARILYN—News Ed.; ASR Cabinet; Girls’ Club Cabinet; Sr. Torch; com.: Alumni, Traditions; interests: journalism, writing. LEACH, BARBARA (Barbie)—Roll Rep.; com.: Reception, Inter-school Relations. P-TA Dance. Health, Highlights Sidelights, Charm Club; interest: skiing. A CAMERA-SHY TED LEVINE. DONNA—Roll Rep.; com.: Standards. Charm Club; Pep Club; interest: skiing; favorite saying: Got’er, Newt. A CAMERA-SHY TED LI, LINDY—Treasurer of German Club. LIND. KARIN (Ingabord —Sr. Class Sec.; Golden Spurs; Girls’ Club Cabinet; Roll Rep.; News Staff; Lunch Room Com. LITTLEJOHN, MAUREEN (Big John)—Com.: Sports Boosters, Jr. Dance, Mixer, Charm Club; interests: music, art; voc. choice: art. LOMEN, MARIAN—Com.: Reception, Typing. Scholarship, Health, Charm Club; Torch; interest: swimming; voc. choice: teaching kindergarten. 132 LOPP, KATHLEEN—Com.: Fellowship. Records, Usher Corps; Spanish Club; interests: skiing, CB’s, training dogs; voc. choice: art. LOUTEY, RICHARD—Interest: s'XJrts; voc. choice: armed service or travel. LOWE, LEE—Debate; Revue; Athletic Trophy Repair Com.; Camera Club; Minute Service; interest: sight-seeing. LOWER, JACK—Study Hall Supervisor Ch.; baseball; Stadium Usher Corps; intramural sports; interest: sleeping; voc. choice: banking. LUEBKE, JANET (Jan)—Torch; com.: Alumni, Main Office, Lost Found. Vocational, Soph. Publicity. Usher Corps; Library Aid; interest: music. LUMLEY, DON Lum —Football; Hi-Y; interests: football, skiing; voc. choice: teaching. LUNDBERG, TED—Torch; interests: skiing, mountaineering, photography; voc. choice: forestry. LUNDH, RAGNHILD (Ranncy)—Com.: Compass. Charm Club. Ski Club; interests: riding, skiing, track. LYNCH, JO-ANN—Com.: Girls' Club Assembly. Standards, Fellowship, Decorations, Highlights Sidelights, Charm Club; French Club. MAAS, NORMAN—Annual Staff; Ski Club; Mid-winter Concert; Study Hall Supervisor; Library Supervisor; interests: skiing, tennis, bowling, automobiles. MACKENZIE. JANET—Band ’48. '49. '50; Revue '49. 50; Opera '50. 51 ; interest: music; voc. choice: teaching. MACKEY. RUTH (Dum Dum)—Frosh Class Treas.; com.: Health, Charm Club, Assembly. Standards; Mid-winter Concert. MAHAFFEY. TERRENCE—ASR Pres ; Soph. Class Pres . News Staff; Ticket Force Ch.; varsity tennis; interest: sports; voc. choice: teaching. MALTESE. JACK 'Red)—Tri-Y; Stage Force; Boys' Club Dance: interests: football, basketball, cars, baseball, track; voc. choice: forestry. MARKER, DE NEECE—Song Leader; com.: Charm Club. Standards. P-TA Dance, Mid-winter Concert. Refreshment. MARR, ANN Ambic)—Girls' Club Cabinet; News Staff; Roll Rep.; Sr. Torch; com.: Girls’ Club Entertainment. Lost Found. MARRIOTT. RODERICK (Roddy)—Roll Rep.; interests: football, hunting, fishing, traveling; voc. choice: forestry. MARSHALL, RICHARD—Band; Sr. Orchestra; interests: skiing, skating, sailboat racing; voc. choice: pharmacy. MARTIN. DALE (Lard)—Varsity golf; com.: Frosh-Soph. Interview Ch.. Father-Son Banquet; R-Y; Boys' Quartet; football; basketball; Roll Rep.; Torch. MASSENA. WILLIAM—Interests: skiing, basketball, swimming; voc. choice: engineering. MATHIS. JOHN—Interests: fishing, swimming. MATSON. DORCAS—Com.: Health. Fellowship. Hostess. Lost Found; Pep Club; Spanish Club. MEEK, JOAN—Com.: Vocational. Activity Interviewing. Charm Club; Latin Club; interests: dancing, swimming, skiing; voc. choice: nursing. MEEKHOF. DONALD (Meatball) —Study Hall Supervisor; Minute Service. Movie Club; Baseball Mgr.; interest: sports; voc. choice: Christian service. MELANG. DEAN—Opera; Sr. Play; Revue; Roughriders; Sr. Torch; En- semble; interest: sports. MELBY, MARTHA (Marty)—Ad Staff; com.: Sr. Picnic. Alumni. High lights Sidelights. Vocational. Frosh-Soph. Party; Ski Club; interests: skiing, photography. MERCER, VERNON—Roll Rep.; Intramural Basketball Mgr.; Art Gallery Supervisor; interest: sports. MERRICK. SUE—Golden Spurs; Spanish Club Vice-Pres.; Roll Rep.; De- bate; Sr. Torch; String Trio; com.: Sr. Class, Torch. MERRITT. BARBARA (Little One)—Com.: Traditions. Health. Mixer. Jr. Dance. Standards. Assembly; Revue '50; Opera '50; interests: skiing, dancing. MESSERLY, EDWARD (Mess)—Roughriders; Ticket Force Mgr.; Hi-Y Pres.; Ticket Board of Control; Ski Club Pres.; Traffic Squad; interests: water and snow skiing. METZ, MARILYN (Metzic)—Sr. Torch; Ski Club; com.: Make-up Corps. Building Improvement. Thrift, Lost Found, Sr. Picnic, Scholarships. Charm Club; Spanish Club. MEULI, PATRICIA—RHO Club Sec.; Sr. Band; Sr. Torch; French Club; interests: singing, college, sports; voc. choice: sociology. 133 MIDDLETON. VICKI—Com.: Health. Lunch Room. P-TA Dance. Stand- ards. Back-To-School Night. Charm Club: Ro!l Rep.; interest: skiing; voc. choice: stewardess. MILLER. CAROLYN—Com.: Publicity. Charm Club; Roll Rep.; Mid-winter Concert. MILLER. GEORGE—Hall Patrol; Study Hall Supervisor; Minute Service Pres.; Latin Club; German Club; intramural bowling; interests: sports, boating. MILLER. LARRY—A Cappella; Sports Trophies Com.; interest: radio. MILLER. PAT—Costume Design; French Club; interest music; voc. choice: psychology. MILLO. AUDREY—-Interests: sports, sewing; voc. choice: nursing. MILLS, HENRY (King)—Ski Team; com.: Lunch Room. Ground Improve- ment; Roll Rep.; Hall Patrol; interests: chess, checkers. MISSIMER. JOAN—Drill Team Capt.; Revue 49. ’50; Sr. Torch; Torch Publicity Ch.; Sr. Play; Roosevelt Round-up Co-editor; Usher Corps. MITCHELL. MARY—Costume Constr.. Basket Room; interests sewing. skating, movies; voc. choice: home economics. MONAHAN, JERRY—Football; interest: sports; voc. choice: forestry. MONDALA. MARLENE (Jcllo) —Golden Spurs; News Staff; Torch; com.: Standards Ch.. Traditions. Girls’ Club Assembly. Publicity; Counsellor’s Assistant Sec. MORGAN. AVERY—Sr Orchestra; Band. Sr. Torch. MORGAN. DAN Spider)—Baseball; basketball; Anti-smoking Board; Hi-Y; voc. choice: teaching. MORRIS, MARY (Marne)- -Soph. Dance Com.; Library Aid; interests: drama; voc. choice: modeling. MORTON. LOIS «Salty!—Com Highlights Sidelights. Vocational. Good Cheer; Costume Force; Roll Rep.; interests: dancing, skating; voc. choice: secretarial work. MOSTELLER. MEL (E Liver)—Football; baseball; Boys’ Club Sec.; Tri-Y; Roll Rep.; interest: athletics; voc. choice: coaching. MUNRO, MARJORIE—Drill Team; interests: shorthand, dancing; voc. choice: secretarial work. Transferred from Tanasket High School. MURDOCH, BEVERLY (Beautiful)—Roll Rep.; com.: Standards. Make-up Corps. Inter-school Relations, Charm Club; Pep Club; interest: skiing; voc. choice: office work. MYERS. JERRY 'Lib)—R-Y; Roll Rep.; All City Score Keeper; Traffic Squad; interest: sports; voc. choice: forestry or engineering. MYERS. RICHARD ISkip)—Movie Club; interests: football, baseball, track: voc. choice: nuclear physics. MacDONALD. SALLY (Mac)—News Staff; com.: Charm Club. Highlights Sidelights. Usher Corps, Alumni, Traditions, Mother-Daughter Ban- quet. MacFARL AND. JEAN IE—Girls’ Club Cabinet; Sr. Play ’50; com.: Refresh- ment Ch.. Make-up Corps. Traditions; interest: drama; voc. choice: music. MacLEOD. GARY—ASR Treas.; Roughriders; Student Board of Control; Hi-Y; Ski Club; com.: Boys’ Club Publicity. Ticket Office, Building Improvement. MacNICHOL, MALCOLM—Anti-cheating Ch.; ASR Advisory Council; Roughriders; News Circulation Mgr.; Roll Rep.; Ad Staff; intramural golf; voc. choice: politics. McALLISTER, GORDON (Cultus)—National Champion Rifle Team Pres.; Lazy Eight Square Dance Club; Sr. A Cappella; Revue '50; Torch; Roll Rep. McCRARY, GLORIA—Com.: Health. Refreshments. Vocational; interest: skiing. McDONELL. SUSANN—Com.: Girls’ Club Typing. Locker Room. Highlights Sidelights. Charm Club; interest: roller skating; voc. choice: secre- tarial work. McGHEE, RON—Outside Traffic; Tumbling Team; Roll Rep.; Sr. Prom Com.; interest: sports; voc. choice: dentistry. McGRAW, JUDY—Com.: Girls’ Club Reception Ch.. Publicity, Charm Club. Entertainment; Annual Staff; Quill Scroll; Girls’ Club Cabinet. McHARGUE. KATHLEEN—Com.: Good Cheer. Washington Children’s Home; French Club; interests: swimming, tennis, boats, dancing. McKAY. DARLEENE—Golden Spurs Girls' Club Cabinet; Ticket Board of Control; com.: P-TA Dance. Jr. Dance; Roll Rep.; Ad Staff; interests: skiing, dancing; voc. choice: nursing. McKAY, HARRISON—Sr. Orchestra; Swimming Team; interest: sports. 134 McLEAN. GARY—Roll Rep.; interest: sports; voc. choice: engineering. McLEOD, JOYCE—Opera '50; Sr. Play 50; interests: drama, ballet; voc. choice: ballet. McLEOD, MARY LOU—Com.: Refreshments. Thrift. Locker Room. Activ- ity Recording; Ski Club; Latin Club; interest: skiing; voc. choice: nursing. McNAMARA, WILLIAM -Interest: traveling; voc. choice: railroading. McNAMEE, ROBERT (Mac)—Boys’ Club Pres.; Hi-Y Pres.; football; baseball; Roughriders; basketball; Boys’ Club Treas.; Sr. A Cappella; Sr. Torch; voc. choice: teaching. NASSER, SAMYA (Sammy)—Library Ad; Spanish Club; Entertainment Com.; interests: dancing, cooking, foreign languages, history; voc. choice: secretarial work. NEERGARD, JACK—Stage Force; Revue ’49; Hall Patrol; intramural track; interests: Indian lore, writing. Marcella Neva; voc. choice: selling and writing. NELSON. DANNY (Genius)—News Staff; Band; Mixer Com.; interests: music, photography, writing; voc. choice: journalism. Dan entered from Everett High in his senior year. NELSON, DARLENE—RHO Club; Torch; interests: sports, science. NELSON. DARRELL—Father-Son Banquet Com.; Study Hall Supervisor; Roll Rep.; interests: hiking, fishing, photography; voc. choice: com- mercial art. NELSON, HOWARD (Howie)—Interests: music, sports; voc. choice: music. NELSON, JANET—Camera Club; Usher Corps; YWCA Swimming; inter- ests: photography, music; favorite saying: Oh. thrill.’’ NELSON. NINA—Com Standards. Thrift. Refreshment. Vocational. Usher Corps. Charm Club. Highlights Sidelights, Frosh Auxiliary; interests: swimming, skiing. NEWCOMER. JEANNINE—Golden Spurs; com.: Health Ch., Social Service. Sports Boosters, Mother-Daughter Banquet; A Cappella. NEWELL, PETER (Pete)—Roughriders; football; baseball; com.: Sr. Prom. Boys’ Club. Hi-Y; Study Hall Supervisor. NEWMAN. CONNIE—Band; com.: Minute Girls, Charm Club. Decorations, Will Prophecy; interests: skiing, music; voc. choice: nursing. NICHOLAS, TOM (Nick)—Interests: skiing, sports, cars; voc. choice: mechanics. NIELD, BETTY—-Vocational Com.; interests: swimming, animals; voc choice: plans to work. NIELSEN, NORMA—Costume Force; interests: arts, skating, swimming. NIELSEN. PATRICIA (Pat)—Com.: Locker Room, Fellowship. Big Sister; Girls' Basket Room Helper; interests: bowling, skating, piano; voc. choice: interior dec. NIXON, MONTE—Interests: dancing, hunting, tennis. NOONEY, JO ANNE (Jody)—Com.: Make-up Corps. Highlights Cr Side- lights, Charm Club, Mixer; Ski Club; Roll Rep.; Pep Club; interests: boys, money, skiing, swimming. NORDSTROM, BRUCE (Nordy)—Tri-Y; Roll Rep.; com.: P-TA Dance. Frosh-Soph. Interview. Study Hall Supervisor. Ticket Force; A Cap- pella; intramural sports. NORTHRIP, MARILYN—Com.: Standards Ch., Mother-Daughter Banquet. Girls’ Club Assembly. Health; Roll Rep.; Sr. Torch; interests: skiing, dancing, music. WILL AND PROPHECY COMMITTEE This committee compiles a booklet on the wills and prophecies of all the seniors. The book is given to the seniors at the senior picnic. Lett to Right: (standing)—Co-ch. Judy Flournoy and Alan Stephenson, Marlene Mondala, Janie Hofeditz, Dave Hoedemaker. Erne Hyry, Jean Rue; (seated) Bob Guyer, Blanche Knickerbocker, Janet Peterson. Not Pictured: Bev Hovey, Audrey Harris, Pat Clarke. Sharon Powis, Claudia Denny, Nancy Bickford. Ann Marr, Delores Ayres, Angeleen Trucano, Lesley Schwartz. Marilyn Jacobson. Sally Campbell. Mardy Gamon, Jenise Elliman, Chel Blom-Cooper. Peggy Slasor, Carol Allen, Joanne Wagner. Georgene Davis, Diane Belshaw, Rita Rule, Jeanette Dahl. Donna Baehm, Sharon Roy. Kris Hansen. Joan Furman. Janet Luebke, Nanette Boyc, Sue Merrick, Phyllis Anderson, Greta Torrence, Ken Schlatter. Dale Boose. Russell Willman. Tom Dennistoun, Don Dickey. Frances Lambrecht, Helen Boyd. 135 NORTON, WORTH—Interests: music, sports, A Cappella, Opera: voc. choice: music. NOVAK. RICHARD (Ric —Roll Rep ; Paper Com.; interests: basketball, swimming: favorite saying: That's the greatest. NUTTER. VIRGINIA (Ginger)—Switchboard Operator; Counselor’s Office Worker; French Club; voc. choice: home economics. NYSTROM, CAROLE (Nystic)—Golden Spurs; Annual Staff; Girls' Club Cabinet; com.: Sr. Prom. Traditions, Mixer, Fellowship. Standards; favorite saying: What's new?” NYSTROM. EDNA (Heap Talk-a-Lot)—Attendance Office Helper; com.: Mixer. Good Cheer, Highl ghts Sidelights; Costume Force; interests: dancing, music. OLSON. ARDIS (Ardcc)—Com.: Activity Interviewing Ch.. Alumni, Health, Charm Club; Roll Rep.; interests: skiing, music; voc. choice: nursing. OLSON, GORDON (Scoop)—Movie Club; Revue '50: P-TA Square Dance Com.; interests: square dancing, stamp collecting, scouting. OLSON. HAROLD Oley)—Football; baseball; Anti-smoking Com.; in- terests: sports, art. machines; voc. choice: agriculture. O'NEAL. BEVERLY—Opera Glee; Sr. A Cappella '50, '51; Entertainment Com.; RHOClub; interests: swimming, dancing; voc. choice: modeling. O'NEIL. ELLEN—Drill Team; com.: Washington Children’s Home, Organ Concert, Decorations; interests: music, plays, people. OSTROM. PATSY (Potsyi—Golden Spurs Sec.; Roll Rep : Rose Ma;den; Revue '49; com.: Washington Children's Home, Nurse's Office. Make up Corps; interest: music. PARIS. DAN—Track; football; com. P-TA Dance. Alumni; Roll Rep.; Study Hall Supervisor; German Club: interests: sports. Karen. PARIS. MARJORIE (Tiny)—Com.: Make-up Corps. Display; interests: art. tumbling, dancing, sports; voc. choice: commercial art. PARSONS, PETER (Redoch)—Vocational Conference Com.; Roll Banker; interests: skiing, mechanics; voc. choice: worm propagation. PATTISON. BILL (Willie)—Track; intramural sports; Swim Team; inter- est: swimming. PEARSON. BRUCE (Bcp) — Intramural sports; Science Club; interest: sports; voc. choice: mechanics. PEARSON, JANET—Golden Spurs; News Staff; Ad Staff; Roll Rep.; com.: Health. Mixer. Jr. Class Partv. Soph. Class Party, Mother-Daughter Banquet, Advisory Office Staff Ch. PEARSON. KEN—Revue '49. '50; Sr. Play '49, '50; Opera '50; Boys' Trio. PEIRCE. CYNTHIA—Torch; com.: Rest Room. Washington Children’s Home; interest, art; voc. choice: commercial art. PELAN, WILLIAM—Interests: cars, girls; voc. choice: engineering. PENNY. ELOISE—Com : Typing Ch.. Standards. Locker Room. Highlights Cr Sidelights: Roll Rep.; interests: badminton, music; voc. choice: sec- retarial work. PERREAULT. PATTI—Com.: Charm Club. Health, Fellowship. Highlights Gr Sidelights; interests: dancing, skiing; favorite saying: Do you always talk that way? PERRIN, PETER—Sr. Play '50: Opera '50; French Club Pres.; com.: Com- pass. Color Day; Boys’ Glee; Sr. Torch; favorite saying: Don’t be bourgeois. PERRY, SHIRLEY—Roll Rep.; interests: skiing, swimming, skating; voc. choice: nursing. PETASKY, ANNETTE (Jo)—Revue Costume Com.; interest: skiing; An- nette plans to attend business college. PETERSON. GLORIA (Pete)—Roll Rep.; interests: ice skating, sailing, riding; voc. choice: professional ice skating. PETERSON. JANET—Com.: Traditions, Fellowship, Father-Daughter Ban- quet. Charm Club; interest: dancing. PETERSON, JANICE—Com.: Traditions Ch.. Fellowship. Highlights Side- Hjjhts, Inter-school Relations, Decorations. Standards. Publicity, Charm PHILLIPS, DIXON—Movie Club; Band; interests: skiing, baseball, foot- ball, track. Dixon plans to attend the U. of W. PHILLIPS, JANET (Jan)—Pep Club; Sr. A Cappella; interests: singing, dancing; voc. choice: beautician. PICKERING. CAROL—Com.: Charm Club, Standards; interests: dancing, skating, bowling, voc. choice: secretarial work; favorite saying: Wha’s zat?” PICKETT, DWIGHT—Study Hall Supervisor; Boys’ Club Cabinet; P-TA Dance Com.; Tri-Y; interest: to attend college. 136 PIGOTT, PENNY (Pineapple)—Com.: Girls’ Club Assembly. Girls Club Publicity. Standards; Ski Club; interests: skiing, football; voc. choice: designing. PILON, LORRAINE (Stcezy)—Com.: Highlights Gr Sidelights. Poster. Pub- licity; Sr. Torch; Art Club; interests: art. sports, sciences. Lorraine is a transfer from Kelso. POENCET, JOANNE (Ponset)—Golden Spurs Vice-Pres.; com.: Social Service Ch., Jr. Dance Co-ch., Entertainment. Health. Inter-school Re- lations; News Staff. PORTER. JEAN—Girls’ Gym Office; com : P-TA Dance Class. Charm Club, Highlights Cr Sidelights; Library Aid; interests: skiing, sailing, dancing. POSTMAN. OTTY—Main Office Helper; com.: Mixer. Jr. Dance; Drill Team; ASR Typist. POTTER. RANDALL—Com.: P-TA Square Dance. Boys' Club Employment; Revue '50; interests: dancing, sports, driving; voc. choice: social or economic research. POWELL. BARBARA «Babbles)—Ski Club; com.: Alumni. Girls’ Club Assembly. Mother-Daughter Banquet, Entertainment; German Club; in- terests: skiing, swimming. POWIS, SHARON 'Share)—Ad Staff; Sr. Torch; Usher Corps; Attendance Office Helper; interests: football, convertibles, males; voc. choice: ad- vertising. PUTNAM. DOUG—Roughriders; com.: Sports Boosters. Alumni, Ticket Office; Roll Rep.; Study Hall Supervisor; intramural sports; interest: sports. QUINN, JEANINE—Com.: Building Improvement. Assembly. Fellowship. Standards, Mother-Daughter Banquet, Charm Club; Drill Team; inter- ests: skiing, riding, swimming. RAMEAU, LAUREEN—golden Spurs; Com. Ch.: Table Dec. Father-Daugh- ter Banquet, Washington Children's Home. Lounge; interests: Job’s Daughters. Rainbow, square dancing. RAMSAY, JOHN—Sr. Class Vice-Pres.; Roughriders. basketball; track; Sr. Torch; interest: sports; voc. choice: medicine. RASMUSSEN, BARBARA (Razz)—Com.: Standards. Assembly. Frosh Auxiliary, Charm Club; Roll Rep.; interests: ice skating, dancing. RAUN, MARGARET (Margie)—Usher Corps; Sr. Torch; Y-Teens; Roll Checker; interests: sports, ping-pong. Luther League. REAMS, BILL (Remo)—Baseball; football; Roughriders; Assembly Com.; Big Night; French Club; Tri-Y; interest: skiing; voc. choice: law. REIGHTLEY, TOM (Dumbo)—Basketball: Study Hall Supervisor; Soph. Vice-Pres.; interests: flying, sports; voc. choice: flying. REMINGTON, SCOTT—Study Hall Supervisor; interests: baseball, fishing; voc. choice: fisheries. REMLINGER. RODERICK (Rod)—Sr. Orchestra; Hall Patrol; Jr. A Cap- pella; interests: singing, fishing; voc. choice: singing. RICE. MARY—Golden Spurs; Girls’ Club Vice-Pres.; ASR Cabinet. Rose Maiden; Inter-school Relations Com.; Advisory Council; Girls’ Club Cabinet; voc. choice: teaching. RIDDELL. BARBARA—Com.: Fine Arts. Girls' Club Records. Thrift. Cos- tume. Charm Club; Ski Club; Attendance Office; interest: sports; voc. choice: home economics. RIDENOUR, DON (Ringtail)—Sr. Ed. Annual. Anti-cheating; Super- visor; football; Roll Rep.; Sr. Torch; Big Stick; Quill Scroll; favorite saying: “That's a heck of a note. RIGDON, NANCY—Golden Spurs; com.: Make-up Corps. Revue Ch., Lunch Room, Charm Club; Roll Rep.; Ski Club; Sr. Torch; interests: art. read- ing; voc. choice: art. RISTOW, CECIL—Com.: Minute Service, Organ Concert Ch.; Study Hall Supervisor; Hall Patrol Lt.; interests: music, track, model railroading; voc. choice: ministry. ROBBINS. ELAINE—Com.: Alumni, Highlights Sidelights, Charm Club, Standards; voc. choice: nursing. ROBERSON. PETER ROCK, MARLENE (Rocky)—Roll Rep.; Assembly; Opera '48. '49; inter- est: cars; voc. choice: secretarial work. ROCKWELL, LAWRENCE RODRICK, VIRGINIA Ginny)—Com.: Alumni, Entertainment, Thrift, Good Cheer. Publicity; Pep Club; voc. choice: interior decoration. ROGERS. ROBERT—Basketball Mgr.; track; Science Club; intramural football; News Staff; Spanish Club; Movie Club. ROSS. DON—Interests: skiing, football, cartooning, mechanics; voc. choice: commercial art. ROUSELL, YVONNE—Roll Rep.; com.: Standards. Charm Club; Drill Team; Pep Club; voc. choice: dentistry. ROY. SHARON—Com.: Traditions. Thrift. Anti-cheating, Highlights Sidelights. Typing. Poster; French Club; interests: music. English; favorite saying: What a rocky deal! 137 RUE, JEAN—Advisory Council; Soph. Class Sec.; Roll Rep.; Com.: ASR Assembly. P-TA Dance, Mother-Daughter Banquet; interests: dancing, fishing. RULE, RITA—Girls' Club Cabinet; Jr. Torch; com.: Make-up Corps, Father-Daughter Banquet, Will Gr Prophecy. RUPLE, MARILYN (Rupe)—Golden Spurs; com.: Nurse's Office Staff Ch.. Highlights Gr Sidelights. Alumni, Father-Daughter Gr Mother-Daughter Banquets; German Club. RUSSELL. JANE—Spanish Club; com.: Charm Club. Scrapbook. Highlights Sidelights; Pep Club; interests: music, sports. RYAN. JANICE—Com.: Lunch Room Co-ch.. Mixer. Alumni, Traditions, Make-up Corps, Paper, Mother-Daughter Banquet. SACHS, GLORIA—Washington Children's Home Com.; interests: sports. medicine; voc. choice: nursing. SANDERMAN. MARY (Sandy)—A Cappella; Revue '48. '49; com Alumni. Good Cheer; Sr. Torch; interests: skiing, music; voc. choice: secretarial work. A CAMERA-SHY TED. SATERO. IVOR—Roughriders; R-Y; Outside Traffic; voc. choice: intra- mural basketball. SCHAEFFER. ED (Swede)—Hi-Y; baseball; basketball; voc. choice: teach- ing P. E. SCHAPPERT, EDNA (Eddie)—RHO Club; interests: tennis, football, art; voc. choice: secretarial work. SCHEUCH, BRIAN (Shorty)—Advisory Council: Boys’ Club Council; Tri-Y Pres.; track; com.: Anti-cheating, Boys’ Club Dance. Jr. Dance Ch.; voc. choice: forestry. SCHILLER. JIM—Revue: Band; Orchestra; Roll Rep.; Sports Boosters Com.; Ski Club; German Club; interests: bop, jam sessions, skiing, dancing; voc. choice: music. SCHLATTER. KENDRICK—Alumni Com.; Art Club; Opera '50. '51; Roll Rep.; Sr. A Cappella; favorite saying: “How peachy. SCHMID, BARBARA—Song Leader; Girls' Club Cabinet; com Girls' Club Assembly Co-ch., All Girls’ Club Day Co-ch., Charm Club, Building Improvement. SCHNEIDERMAN, BARRY—Sr. Class Pres.; Roughriders. Sr. Torch; News Staff; Roll Rep.; basketball; Jr. Dance Com. Ch.; interest: sports; voc. choice: law. SCHULZ, ARTHUR—Office; Movie Club; interests: hunting, fishing, tennis. SCHUTZMAN. CHARLES (Chuck —Study Hall Supervisor; voc. choice: relative of millionaire. SCHWARTZ. LESLEY—Ensemble; Sr. Torch; Pep Club; com.: Usher Corps. Thrift; interests: skiing, music, sewing. SEMELL, KEN—Intramural golf; golf squad; Paper Com.; interests: golf, fishing, swimming. SETZER, ROBERT «Trebor Rcztcs)—Minute Service; Library Supervisor Assembly Com. Co-ch.; interest: Chinese cooking; voc. choice: business administration. A CAMERA-SHY TED. SHAW. SUZANNE—Ski Club Publicity Ch.; com : Activity Interview. Make-up Corps. Traditions. Alumni, Health; interest: skiing; voc. choice: secretarial work. SHEETS, JOHN—ASR Cabinet; Hi-Y; Roughriders; Jr. Class Rep.; Ro!l Rep.; com.: Inter-school Relations, Inter-high Council; football; Sr. Torch. SHELDON, JOAN (Jo)—Movie Club Hostess; Mid-winter Concert '48. '49; Opera '50: Girls’ Glee; interests: art. music; voc. choice: designing. SHIPLEY, IDA—Torch; RHO Club; com.: Entertainment. Records. Decora- tions; interests: swimming, dancing, skating, riding: voc. choice: secre- tarial work. SHONTZ, RICHARD—Library Supervisor, interests: auto racing, stage, skiing, bowling; transferred from Highline High in his junior year; voc. choice: dentistry. SHORE. GARY (Steele)—Tri-Y; com.: Frosh Soph. Interview. Father-Son Banquet: Boys' Club Office; varsity golf; intramural sports; interests: sports, dancing. SIMKINS, DONNA (Donnie)—Torch; Girls’ Club Office; Revue '59; com.: Usher Corps. Highlights Sidelights. Compass, Sr. Class; interest: photography. SIMONSEN. ERLEND — Interests: music, piano, electronics, chemistry; voc. choice: physics. SJURSEN. EVA—Revue; SonR Leader: com Health. Highlights Gr Side- lights, Ground Improvement. Assembly. Charm Club; Spanish Club; Ski Club; Pep Club; interest: skiing. SKUFCA, JIM (Skuff)—Tumbling Team; interests: hunting, fishing, swimming; voc. choice: architecture. 138 SKUSE. BOB—Stage Force; Library Aid. SLASOR, PEGGY—Revue '50; Girls’ Club Cabinet; com.: Building Im- provement. Activity Recording. Decorations, Records, Mother-Daughter Banquet. Highlights Cr Sidelights. SMITH, BOB R. (Coach)—Study Hall Supervisor; Roll Rep.; track; A Cappella; interest: football; voc. choice: contractor. SMITH, LORRAINE—Latina Hodie Sec.-Treas.; Sr. Torch; French Club; com.: Organ Concert, Vocational; interests: home making, music, art. teaching; voc. choice: music. SMITH, ROBERT G.—Interests: golf, swimming, football, fishing, hunting, voc. choice: medicine. SMITH, RONALD—Roll Rep.; intramural football; interests: fishing, photography; voc. choice: retail selling. SNIDER, MONTY- -Movie Club Pres.; P-TA Dance Com.; Revue ’50; Opera ’51 : Sr. A Cappella; Lazy Eight Square Dance Club; voc. choice: chem- istry. SOHA. MARIANNE—Girls’ Club Cabinet; Revue ’48. 49. ’50; Girls’ Nonette; Drill Team; com.: P-TA Dance. Sr. Prom, Assembly; Revue Music Ch.; voc. choice: teaching. STEELE, LOIS—Sr. Orchestra; Band; Usher Corps; Opera ’50, ’51 ; Revue '49; Torch; Brass Ensemble '50. STEINER, GEORGIA—Com.: Charm Club. Decorations; Roll Rep.; interest skiing. STEPHENSON. ALAN—Sports Ed. News; Roughriders; basketball; track. Tri-Y; Will Cr Prophecy Co-ch.; Boys’ Club Cabinet; Study Hall Super- visor; voc. choice: journalism. STEPHENSON. INEZ—Mid-winter Concert; Opera '50; interests: dancing, swimming, poetry; voc. choice: social work. STEVENS. CAROLE—Com.: Usher Corps. Sports Boosters, Girls’ Club Rest Room. Father-Daughter Banquet. Highlights Cr Sidelights. Washington Children’s Home; voc. choice: nursing. STEWART. CHARLES (Bob)—Roll Rep.; Sr. Prom Com.; interests: sports, skiing, tennis; voc. choice: business administration. STEWART, JEANNE—Sr. Torch; Spanish Club; Fine Arts Com.; interest art; voc. choice: fashion illustration. STINSON. DORIS—Organ Concert Com.; Costume Force; interests: dress designing, art work; voc. choice: dress making. STONE, DONALD (Golsie)—Track; football; Study Hall Supervisor; in- terests: fishing, hunting. STONEBURG, JACQUELYN—Annual Staff: Sr. Torch; com.: Alumni. Vo- cational; Quill Cr Scroll; French Club; Sr. Orchestra; interests: skiing, dancing, music; voc. choice: merchandising. STORER, ALBERTA (Bertie)—Jr. Cr Sr. A Cappella; Girls’ Club Service Squad; interest: music; voc. choice: business administration. STOW. SHEILA—Com. Good Cheer. Washington Children's Home; Roll Rep.; interests: swimming, tennis; favorite saying: Well, hoop-de-do!” STRANAHAN, JEANNE—Charm Club; Revue ’50; Girls’ Club Assembly; Spanish Club; Pep Club; interests: skiing, swimming. STROM. KARLA—News Ad Mgr.; Quill Cr Scroll; Ski Club; com.: Tradi- tions. Thrift. Publicity. Highlights Cr Sidelights. Soph. Cr Jr. Dance; in- terests: skiing, art; voc. choice: advertising. SUNDE, LAWRENCE—Stage Force; interests: swimming, skiing; voc. choice: architecture. SUPPLEE. DONA—Com.: H ghlights Cr Sidelights. Good Cheer. Roll Rep.; Attendance Office; interests: dancing, driving; voc. choice: recep- tionist. SWADENER, BETTY—RHO Club; interests: sports, driving. SWANSON, JOANNE (Jo)—Com.: P-TA Dance. Activity Interviewing, Building Improvement. Sports Boosters; Roll Rep.; Opera '49; Ski Team; Drill Team. SWEENEY, LINDA—Com.: Nurse's Office Staff Ch., Lost Cr Found, Health. Activity Recording. Scrapbook. Make-up Corps; Ad Staff; Sr. Torch; interest: dancing. SWIFT, JIM—Tumbling Team; interests: fishing, music, models. TABER, WILLIAM—Big Stick Ed.; Roughriders; com.: Athletic Trophy, Typing; Boys’ Club Cabinet. TANG. RAYMOND—Interests: sail boating, radios; voc. choice, electrical engineering. TAPER, DIANE—Interests: swimming, dancing, art; voc. choice: interior decorating. TARBILL, MARIKATE—Girls' Club Treas.; Golden Spurs; Art Club Vicc- Pres.; Girls’ Club Cabinet; Sub-ch.: Father-Daughter Banquet, Torch Banquet, Soph. Party. 139 TATOM. JOHN—Vocational choice: architecture. TAVIS, LOIS Tiny —Roll Rep.; com.: Charm Club, Make-up Corps. Standards; interests: dancing, skiing. TAYLOR. CAROL 'Cally)—Organ Concert Com.; interests: dress making. dancing; voc. choice: airline stewardess. A CAMERA-SHY TED. TERRY. JEAN—Com.: Thrift. Jr. Class Party; Drill Team; interests: roller skating, dancing. THOM. ROBERT—Public Address System; interests: cars, boats. THORNE, SHIRLEY (Shortiei—Organ Concert Com.; Costume Force; Pep Club; interest: sewing; voc. choice: dress making; favorite saying: Christopher Columbus.” THRUPP. BRIAN—Sr. A Cappella; tennis; Band Concert; Science Club; Spanish Club; Mid-winter Concert. THURSTON. DICK—Interests: football, baseball, skiing. THWING. ROBERT (Ersel)—Boys’ Club Cabinet: com.: P-TA Dance. Sports Boosters, Activity Recording; News Staff; Ski Club. TICHENOR. PHIL—Interests: sports, basketball, football, skiing; voc. choice: photography. TOBIN. PATSY (Shorty)—Good Cheer Com.; Y-Teens Inter-club Rep.; Main Office Worker; voc. choice: medical secretarial work. TORELL, TOM—Study Hall Supervisor; Football Usher; Opera Glee; in- terests: fishing, hunting, skiing, dry farming; voc. choice: farming. TORRENCE. MARGARET (Greta� —Com : ASR Assembly Ch., Revue. Scrapbook, Sr. Cards Cr Announcements; Golden Spurs; Permanent Torch; Debate; Sr. Orchestra. TRAYER. RON—Boys’ Club Treas. (Seattle); football; baseball; basket- ball; interest: sports. TRUCANO, ANGELEEN (Angie)—Com.: Alumni, Building Improvement; interest: skiing; voc. choice: dentistry. Angeleen was transferred from Albany High School, California, where she was a yell leader. TRUESDELL. KAREN—Ad Staff; Sr. Play ’48. ’49. 50; com.: Lunch Room. Reception, Refreshment. TURNER, BOB—Movie Club; Camera Club; Library Aid; interests: pho- tography. stamp collecting; voc. choice: teaching. VAN CLUTE, JACQUELYN Jackie)—Roll Rep.; com : Campus Days. Re- ception. Publicity. Building Improvement; voc. choice: interior decora- tion. VAN DERHOEF, BARBARA—Drill Team; Pep Club; Scrapbook Com., in- terests: swimming, dancing, skiing, travel; voc. choice dental hygienist. VAN SKYHAWK. WILLIAM (Gig)—Com.: P-TA Dance. Sr. Fall Party Co-ch.. Will Cr Prophecy; interests: dancing, sailing, aviation; voc. choice: pharmacy. VANDER SYS. WINNIFRED (Winnie —Pep Club; Spanish Club; Science Club; com.: Alumni, Poster, Typing; interests: skiing, badminton. VICKERS. BOB—Roll Rep.: com.: Frosh-Soph. Interview. Jr. Dance; Hi-Y; Torch; interest: vacations; voc. choice: engineering, favorite saying: Forty lashes with a wet noodle. WAGNER. DARLENE (Toni)—Movie Club Sec.; News Staff; Big Sister; Refreshment Com.; interests: journalism, dancing; voc. choice: journal- ism. WAGNER. JOANNE—Roll Rep.; Pep Club; com.: Sr. Prom. Standards. Reception. Charm Club. Entertainment; voc. choice: nursing. WAHLSTROM. JOANNE (Jo)—Editor-in-chief of Annual '51; Golden Spurs; Mounting Ed. of Annual '50; ASR Cabinet; Quill Scroll; com.: Fellowship. Mother-Daughter Banquet. WAIT. PHYLLIS—Roll Rep.; Opera ’49. ’50; Octette; com : Charm Club. Good Cheer. Mother-Daughter Banquet. Make-up Corps; interests: music, skiing, sailing. WALKER. BETTY (Mickey)—Girls’ Club Office; Costume Force; interest: nursing; voc. choice: nursing; favorite saying: Oh. corn. WALKER. FRED (Doak)—Football; Movie Club; voc. choice: radio, tele- vision technician. WALKER, JOYCE (Dicey)—Com.: Health. Reception. Highlights Cr Side- lights. Girls' Club Entertainment. Mimeo. Cr Typing; interest: leather working, voc. choice: social work. WALKER, WOODS—Interests: fishing, music. WALLER, ARTHUR—Interests: auto racing, auto-mechanics, drawing. 140 WATSON. LARRY—Baseball; basketball; Roughriders; R-Y; Roll Rep ; Activity Interviewing Com.; interest: athletics. A CAMERA-SHY TED. WEBB, VIRGINIA (Ginger)—Com.: Usher Corps. Washington Children’s Home; interests: ice skating, skiing, dancing, dogs. A CAMERA-SHY TED. WEINERT. RON—Com.: Jr. Party Co-ch.. Ground Improvement; R-Y; Traffic Squad; interest: loafing; voc. choice: medicine; favorite saying: I don’t like your attitude. WELDON. ARLENE—Com.: Girls' Club Rest Room. Banquets, Jr. Red Cross. Activity Recording. Publicity, Scrapbook; interest: skating; voc. choice: secretarial work. WELLS, LOVENE (Vene)—Library Assistant; Pep Club; interests: sports. piano; voc. choice: teaching; favorite saying: That’s for sure! WESTIN, DICK—Track; Roll Rep.; Hall Patrol; intramural basketball; interest: sports; favorite saying: What a character! WILKEY, THOMAS (Wcndlc)—R-Y; com : Father-Son Banquet. Ground Improvement. Frosh-Soph. Interview; Roll Rep.; Study Hall Supervisor; interests: skiing, basketball. WILLARD. ROBERT—Interests: science, radio, hiking, swimming; voc. choice: engineering. Robert is a member of the Sea Scouts. WILLIAMS. DAVID—Football; Library Supervisor; R-Y; interest; sports; voc. choice: forestry. WILLIAMS. JOANNE (Jo)—Golden Spurs; Sr. Class Rep.; Girls’ Club Cabinet; ASR Cabinet; Girls' Club Records Com. Ch.; Sr. Torch; inter- est: tennis. WILLISTON, ANNE (Sink)—Golden Spurs; Permanent Torch; Roll Rep.: Debate; com.: Usher Corps. Building Improvement; Pep Club; Basket Girl; interests: swimming, math. WILLMAN, RUSSELL—Frosh Class Sec.; track; Roll Rep.; com.: Frosh Dance. Soph. Dance. Jr. Dance; interests: stamp collecting, model building, baseball. WILLOUGHBY, GEORGE—Jr. Class Treas.; com.: ASR Assembly Co-ch.. Sr. Prom Co-ch.; Roll Rep.; Roughriders; Sr. Rep. on P-TA Dance Class. WILSON. WILLIAM—Roll Rep : Boys' Club Office; Study Hall Super- visor; Ground Improvement Com.; Ski Club; interests: skiing, moun- taineering, sailing. WINCHESTER, LORRAINE—Movie Club; interests: art and display, pho- tography. skating, travel. WINTERS. EDWARD Bud —-Interests: hunting, fishing, nature, basket- ball; voc. choice: business administration. WOOD. ROSS- Camera Club Pres.; Big Stick Com.; Ski Club; interests: skiing, mountain climbing, sailing; voc. choice: law. WOODCOCK. GARY (Woodrow'—Football; Anti-smoking Board; Hall Patrol; Study Hall Supervisor; O-Y; Mixer Com.; interests: sports, fish- ing, hunting. YOUNG. CAROLYN (Carole) —Costume Force; com Sports Boosters. Thrift. Highlights Cr Sidelights; Charm Club; Ski Club; interests: swimming, skiing, dancing. CAMERON, JUDY—Com.: P-TA Dance. Sports Boosters. Girls’ Club; French Club. Judy is a transfer from Yakima. GREEN, MIKE—Minute Service; Roll Rep.; interests: skiing, football, hunting, fishing, hot-rods ; voc. choice: engineering. A CAMERA-SHY TED. SLEIGH-BELL SLIDE The Sleigh-Bell Slide opened with the entrance of Santa Claus, Karl Benjamin, who introduced the entertainers and their acts. After the dan- cing started, free punch was served. The couples who danced received candy canes. Everyone had a marvelous time, including the chaperones. Mrs. Bourke and Miss Brewitt. Pictured (standing) left to right: Kay Barrager, Larry Graft. Tom Sanders. Donna Beck, Maureen Littlejohn. John Evans. Co-ch. Georgia Bigelow and Bill Van Skyhawk. Jo Anne Bolstad. Nina Nelson; on ladder: Ron McGhee. Not pictured: Laureen Rameau. Jackie Van Clute, Barbara Merritt. Elaine Hunter, Betty Barnes. Jeanne Stranahan. Barbara Schmidt, Ruth Mackey. Eva Sjursen, Shirley Craft, Eleanor King. Jeanine Quinn, Jo Anne Nooney, Lorraine Pilon. 141 Pictured left to right: Tom Allison, Patsy Ostrom, Dave Anderson, Carole Nystrom, Ray Hanna. Bobbe Herman, Jack Hipke, Darleene McKay. Pete Newell, Barbara Hubbert, Mac MacNichol. Miriam Hansen. Bob Grenell. Gail Anderson, Co-ch. George Willoughby and Joan Hav- land. Not Pictured: Beverly Brus. Brian Scheuch, Marianne Soha, Mary Hansen. Maureen Littlejohn, Mary Ann Knutzen. Senior Prom It was back in the fall of 1950 that a group of seniors gathered to plan the climax of the social year at Roosevelt. With definite ideas, they quickly announced the Prom would be June eleventh at the Shrine Country Club on Lake Ballinger. Joe began to think! Whom would he take? How would he get there? Where would he get the money for everything? He envisioned Betty, the Glamour Girl—no matter that she was unaware of his existence. He would take that job at Katzenheimer’s. He would begin a What can I do for you?” campaign for his parents so he would be allowed the car for that night. Time marched on. Betty was wondering just how many dates she could safely turn down while waiting for a bid from that good-looking Joe. At last the phone rang; it was Joe. Boy had met girl. The plans were set. After months of formal-hunting Betty found a dream dress—one with yards and yards of beautiful white net, one that swished when she walked. At last the wonderful night arrived. When Joe saw Betty float down the stairs, he picked out a little pink cloud and assigned it to his feet. When they reached the Prom, a gentle breeze was whisper- ing through the trees. The music floated through the ballroom and into the warm summer night. As the last dance started, the couples began to drift out. “The song is ended, but the memory lingers on.” 142 Tossed about in troubled waters Once we leave our high school days, Treasure chest lies quite forgotten At the bottom of the waves. Later on when winds will slacken, Spreading quiet over all, We, like divers seeking treasure. Delve to depths through murky pall. Through brass-bound chest of roaming Triton Rummage we in search, entranced, Finding there a bronze medalion, And a pair of low-worn pants. o