Snohomish High School - Kla Ta Wa Yearbook (Snohomish, WA)

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Junior Class Activities At the first meeting of the year officers were elected. Dean Minor became president, Dick Wilson was chosen vice-president, and Linda Salvadalenaelected secretary-treasurer. At the second meeting Beverly Wagigonerg was elected chairman of the pins and rings committee, and after a stormy session of voting and re-voting, Leona DeRidder was elected Junior Prom chairman. By the middle of the year the pins and rings were ordered, and all attention was turned to preparations for the Sadie Hawkins dance and the Junior Prom. The Sadie Hawkins dance was held Friday, February 23. The old gym was transformed into a clear- ing in Dogpatch, five miles from Skunk Hollow. During the evening Gloria Wagner and Earl Brook- hart were chosen the typical Daisy Mae and L'il Abner of 1945. Original programs and marriage licenses were designed and made by Nadine Driesler. The annual Junior Prom was held April 27 with Leona DeRidder acting as chairman assisted by the committees and their chairmen: entertainment, Linda Salvadalenag ways and means, Dick Wilson, dec- orations, Ann Sorgenfreig programs, Rena Andrewsg clean up, Bob Hanburigg invitations, Edna Hubbardg patrons and patronesses, Maxine Weedg publicity, Jack Norvell, punch, Lois Johnsong music, Phyllis Vetter. An Hawaiian motif was used in the decorations which were enhanced by colored lights. The same theme was cleverly cavried out in the entertainment during intermission. Music was provided by the Whidby Island Naval Base band. Dorothy Gemmer designed and made the programs. The juniors were well represented in all fields of work and school activities-the all-school play, the music contest, girls' sports, boys' sports, Snohomish County Tuberculosis League essay contest, Honor Society, F. F. A., and Girls' Club. Twenty-seven members of the Honor Society were juniors, and several of these earned straight A report cards. Clarice Vail was chosen as secretary. As always in any music contest the junior class was ably represented by Phyllis Vetter. In this par- ticular one she received a rating of superior, Carolyn Barry was rated as good The Melodiers were also rated superior Although this group wasn't exclusively juniors, it consisted mainly of them- Linda Salvadalena, Lorraine Beasley, Phyllis Vetter, Leona DeRidde1', and Clarice Vail. The junior girls were leaders in the field of gir s' sports this year. Seven junior girls-Rena Andrews, Beverly Waggoner, Lois Johnson, Emma Falkenstein, Helen Rach, Gladys Kinch, and Edna Hubbard- made the all-star speedball team. Four girls-Edna Hubbard, Gladys Kinch, Emma Falkenstein, and Lois Johnson-made the all-star volley ball team, and eight girls-Rena Andrews, Beverly Waggoner, Lois Johnson, Helen Rock, Emma Falkenstein, Gladys Kinch, Edna Hubbard and Lorraine Tronsrud-made the all-star basketball teams. All of these girls are members of the S Club and, with the exception of Edna Hubbard who has two, each has three stripes on her letterman's sweater. In the girls' drill team nine of the seventeen members were juniors. Kitty Stevens was captain, and Rena Andrews, Beverly Waggoner, Lorraine Beasley, Clarice Vail, Dorothy Shipley, Delpha Shipley, Lillian Reneau, and Claire Bartelheimer were on the team. The junior boys were prominent in sports this year, especially in football. Dwaine Lambert and Jack Norvell made the all Northwest conference football team, Lambert as guard and Norvell as halfback. Dick Rodland made the all Northwest second team as quarterback. Other boys besides these three who made letters in football, although they played on the second team, were Darrel Keller, Merrifield Rees, Dick Wilson, Don Minor, and Dean Minor. Although no juniors made the first team in basketball, several made letters by playing on the second team. They were Max Weed, Merrifield Rees, Dick Price, Jack Norvell and Dick, Wilson. In baseball Dick Price and Dick Rodland won their third letters, and Dick Wilson, Merrifield Rees, and Allen Downes made their first. In the spring, Jack Norvell, Wayne Jones, Don Minor, and Dean Minor participated in track. Max Weed and Bob Satterlee turned out for tennis. As the year ends, the Junior Class turns its last corner and becomes the Senior Class. But even as we look forward, we shall always remember this year as a very successful one. -BEVERLY WAGGONER Juniors A TOP PICTURE, Bottom Row, left to ight-LaVerne Crowe, Shirley Bailey, Edna Hubbard, Carolyn Bar- ry, Dorothy Gemmer, Pearl Clink, Jean Allen, Betty Lou Fenton, Mary Lou Draper, Theresa Betzig. MIDDLE ROW-Claire Bartelheimer, Nadine Driesler, Dorothea Fisher, Lorraine Beasley, Joyce Hog- garth, Rena Andrews, Leona De Ridder, Mrs. Frances Hodge Cadviserl, Irene Betzig, Joy Griffore, Eloise Hetland, Virgie Dalton, Emma Falkenstein, Donna Deierling. TOP ROW-Jack Grover, Ted Dunham, Ray Bowers, Kenny Hanberg, Ralph Hoerath, Henry Graafstra, Ernest Egelstad, Bob Bannworth, Darcy Friberg, Tom Gleason, Cal Haley, Roland Hintze. MIDDLE PICTURE, Bottom Row, left to right-Lela Larson, Jeanette Imboden, Marilyn Illman, Imo- gene Jones, Lois Johnson, Gladys Kinch, Alberta Nickel, Kathleen Kirchgessner, Betty Morgan, Mar- jorie Lehl, Muriel Porter. SECOND ROW-Don Minor, Wayne Jones, Dean Minor, Jack Norvell, Frances Remick, Lillian Reneau, Alice Plesha, Helen Rach, Jim Kellerman, Kenny Lauerman, Alford McClellan, Wayne Mathews, John Moyer. TOP ROW-Stuart Knapp, Duane Lambert, Merrifield Rees, Dick Rodland, Al Metz, Alvin Morgan, Loren Nelson, Robert Jinneman, Denny Nelson, Art Olson. BOTTOM PICTURE, Bottom Row, left to right-Anne Sorgenfrei, Mary Seal, Beverly Waggoner, Lin- da Salvadalena, Mary Walster, Betty Stecher, Shirley Tuengel, Kitty Stevens, Phyllis Theiss, Phyllis Schaber. MIDDLE ROW-Max Weed, Lorraine Tronsrud, Maxine Tapp, Phyllis Vetter, Gladine Simpson, Clarice Vail, Maxine Weed, Ethel Steele, Frances Webster, Dorothy Shipley, Millie Simmons, Bob Satterlee. TOP ROW-Kenneth Surdyk, Jack Schenaker, Joe Schilter, Dick Wilson, Don Stites, Standley Stocker, Bob Ulrich, Delbert Shilliam, Herbert Webster. Page Sixteen

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Sophomore Class Activities The Sophomore class of 1945 has shown great enthusiasm by participating in the various school activities. Football, the first sport of the season, was enjoyed by many sophomore boys who turned out for it. Gene Norton and Laverne Ollom were the two who earned their letters. After an inspirational football season many sophomore boys participated in basketball, Among the group were Roger Williams, Bob Jones, Bill Ingalls, Dave Greenleaf, Verne Fankhauser, Rudy Swanson, T. J. Kendall and Gordon Cavalero, Two sophomore lettermen, Lemar Ollom and Bob Jones, were again members of the baseball team. Other boys who participated were Laverne Ollom, Harry Stjern, Gordon Cavalero, Dave Green- leaf, Rudy Swanson and Gene Norton. The girls were also very active in sports this year. They virtually predominated on the badmin- ton, volley ball, and basketball teams. Among the letter winners were Mary Jane Larimer, Imogene Jones, Marie Boitano, Orva Torseth, Lenore Schaus, Jean Martin, Vivian Smith, Suzi Simpson, Betty Seymour, and Grace Clay. The sophomores sponsored a roller skating party at Skateland in Everett, on Friday, April 6. The entire school was invited. The committee making this skating party possible was Advisor S. J. Smith, Imogene Jones, Lenore Schaus, and Bob Jones. . The class offices were filled by the following toys: Bob Jones, presidentg Bill Ingalls, vice pres- identg and Roger Williams, secretary. Mr. Steve Smith was our competent adviser. The sophomores represented one-fourth of the school choir, and Marilyn Stocker wias the accom- panist. Several students entered a musical contest held at Renton. Janet Harris, Betty Morse, Jane Britt and Marilyn Stocker won high ratings. The student council members of the sophomore class were Jane Britt, Barbara Illman, Earl Brookhart, and Bob Jones. Two sophomores, Roger Williams and Bill Ingalls, were members of the Hi-Y Club. The sophomore class boasts of many representatives on the Honor Roll and thirty-one members in the Honor Society. The cast of the all-school play, Don t Take My Penney, was filled with many sophomore act- ors. Those who were given parts were Jane Bonney, Delores White and Lyle Kirkland. Jane did an excellent job with the leading roll, and we were certainly proud of her. This year's sophomore class has successfully taken part in all activities, and we sincerely hope that our junior year will be just as successful. Sophomore Class TOP PICTURE, third row, left to right- Murrell Gray, Gerald Behling, Earl Brookhart, Leonard Harbert, Lloyd Hettiger, Jack Dugger, Gordon Cavalero, LeR ' Fenton, Steve Smith, adviser SECOND ROW, left to right- Dale Deierling, Jack Babic, Ed ei man, Gordon Faust, Gayle Green- halgh, Ruby Enger, Marjorie Hanson, Robert Barnhart, Don Bevans, Warren Davis. FIRST ROW, left to right- Margaret Dixon, Faye Dixon, Jane Bonney, Jane Britt, Janet Harris, Elva Greenup, Frances Bear, Mildred Evans, Ellen Hollister, Lorraine Erickson, Eileen Gleason. MIDDLE PICTURE, third row, left to right-Ed Mathews, Bud Larson, Bill Morgan, Larry Kirchgess- ner, Waldo Jacobson, Orville Link, Bill Ingalls, LaVerne Ollom, T. J. Kendall, LeMar Ollom, Gene Norton, Wallace Reed, Jack Ravine. SECOND ROW, left to right-Sam Morgan, Mary Jane Larimer, Barbara Illman, Marion Lincoln, Claricy Moran, Geraldine Nelson, Patty Martin, Marjorie Murdock, Peggy Lee, Donna Kletke, Clarice McBride, Donna Riley, Marianne Russell, Margaret Reinke, Harold Porter. FIRST ROW, left to right-Betty Morse, Cecelia McDonald, Helen Robinson, Donna Johnson, Elsa Larson, Shirley Rasmussen, Laura Laffin, Lyle Kirkland, Louise Johnson, Imogene Jones, Mable Krause, Jean Martin, Geraldine Ricci. BOTTOM PICTURE, third row, left to right-Calvin Williams, Harry Stjern, Pete VanSoest, Don Tyler, Don Stevens, Don Tait, Roger Williams, Rudy Swanson, Leonard Turner, Don White, Dick Wright, Bob Jones. SECOND ROW,left to right-Chris Steuhm, Terrell Pressley, Panos Tsiknes, Betty Seymour, Orva Torseth, Laura White, Delores White, Marilyn Stocker, Lenore Schaus, Arlyn Stevens, Helen Seal, Lynwood Smith, Kermit Tronsdal. FIRST ROW, left to right-Suzanne Simpson, Margaret Shelton, Marie VVhite, Ruth Whittaker, Vivian Smith, Vivian Zanon, Alpha VVhite, Shirley Smith, Lucille Spitzer, Marilyn Young. Page Eighteen