Shelton High School - Saghalie Yearbook (Shelton, WA)

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Photos by Burgoyne BOB WENTZ Clever men are good but they are not the best. Intramurals 2, 3, 43 Ramshackle Inn 3. MADELINE WOLDEN Let the world slide, I'll not budge an inch. Junior Prom 3g G.A.A. 4. BARBARA J. BUTLER Pep Band 2, 33 Marching Band 2. ALISON GASS Pep Club 43 entered from Lincoln Nebraska 4. NATHAN STAIRS D. E. Club vice president 43 track 43 entered from Kennewick 4. KNUTE WHEELER Tomorrow let us do or die. Librarian 3, 4. JUNE WRIGHT While I breath-I hope. Saghalie 43 Thespian Society 43 Honor Society 43 Pep Club 43 4'Our Hearts Were Young and Gay 4g A Girl, a Guy and a Gob 43 en- tered from Highline 4. JACK AM BROSE Entered from Mary M. Knight 4. TOM 0'NEILL Re-entered from service 4. DONNA WHITAKER ak t Y ? L ,,.1 1- I ., ,fi ,,. ,q,, .E..2 I ll' Q fk. 4 if t 4 X'

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The class of V19 started the year by electing the officers who were to hzlnclle their positions capnhly throughout the year. These officers were given vzlluzlhlc 2lSSlSl1lllC'L' hy Miss l'lZlWVlll0l'llC :incl Mr. llillyztrtl. class aclviscrs. lViuning the subscription contest for the Sztgliztlic. thc junior class chose liclly Rayson as usilgllllllk' Queen :incl her picture appearctl in the first issue. 'l'l1e junior class was well represetltccl in loot- hall, lmskethzlll, baseball, track :incl tennis. The entire school can he proucl ol' thc line interest in :athletics shown by the boys of the junior class. Drums of llcznh, clircctecl by Mrs. Clevclzuul, was jircsentctl in October. 'l'his mystery-ctnnetly was presented with at precloniinating air of mystery and wit-ral zttniosphcre. 'l'he play was well reccivecl :incl especially notable was the casting. llcccniher hrouglit a successful :incl appropriate Xl'hitc Clliristinasn tlalnce ulilcr the first hziskethatll gzunc. Pau llart was chosen as junior princess for the lforest lfcstirzil which was held in May. 'l'he forty-niners chose sweaters of white. lmluc :intl Lgoltl. with special small shovel :incl pick . crossccl on the sleeve to further the forty-nincrs lclczl. 'l'hc .junior Prom unmler the lezulersliijm ol- Frccl Clrojipcr. licvcrly Dickinson and llcrh Loop. as chairmen. lmcczune at reality on April Pill. with the novel theme Mother Goose being gully cztrriecl Olll. .-Xuhry Sclnniclt's orchestral jzroviclecl thc ntusic for thc jxrotn. llztving conipletecl at busy and successful yt'2ll'. the forty-niners are looking toward even lirighter horizons as seniors. At the juniors' traditional December dance the camera surprised Shirley Bailey and Fred Cropper, Marilyn Powers and Jack Christensen, Marguerite Langeland and Emmet Smith. .wwf 9 Representing the junior class were the officers seen here on the porch steps. Fred Cropper, prsident, is standing. Next are Pat Hart, secretary: Herb Loop, vice-president: and Chloe Dickinson, board of control delegate. .Ill IDRS heavenl da s Vooclo drums terrorized the cast of Drums of Death. In an old house cluttered with headhunter's trophies and native Weapons, and inhabited by strange servants, wierd goings-on kept the cast in constant suspense. The players finally learned why Mr. Bailey disappeared mysteriously and who killed Whom. The members of the cast are: back row, Leonard Speece, Laverne Peterson, Shirley Bailey, Chloe Dickinson, Jack Marshall and Nadine Drake: in front, Millie Dug- ger. Harley Wivell and Lorraine Frew.