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

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Class Wlll Continued Matthies leaves the dark room vacant Cecelia McDonald leaves to become Mrs James Gardener B1ll Morgan and Don Stevens leave to build bigger and better air planes Betty Morse leaves to become Mrs Clyde DeR1dder Gilbert Moyer leaves Jane to reconsider Marjorie Murdock leax es the multi graph room In Miss Seaburv s hands once again Belva Nenaber leaves her quiet ways to Alice Porter Bas1l Norton leaves his muscles to Clarence Red Newman La Vern Ollum leaves Margie alone in the hall June Olson leaves to become a housewife Ken Paag leaves to act in the Lost Weekend Art P1l1chow ski leaves the office of student body president His wife didn t bother him too much did she Pr1sc1lla'7 '7 '7 Harold porter leaves to take better care of his pigs Shirley Rasmussen leaves her sister to carry on Jack Ravine leaves the radio class to get along without h1m Jim Sather leaves his build to Don Friberg Lenore Schaus would llke to leave with Bill Betty Seymour leaves Miss Storey to carry on the home ec class alone Suzi Simpson leaves the Honor Society to one of the brains of next year Ruth Skaar leaves her typing ab1l1ty to lrma Weberling Lynwood Smith leaves his father and mother to run the school without him Marian Smith leaves to Join George Meyer in marriage Sh1rley Smith leaves her typing speed for Miss Seaburx to worrv about Vivian Smith leaves her torch pin with her brother Althea Snoozy leaves her quiet ways to Ruth Tackett Jerome Snoozy leaves with his sis er Donna Spicer leaves her giggles She won t need them anymore Donna St Clair leaves w1th Marie White for Everett W1ll1a Stillman leax es her Daisy Mae outfit to Opal Keough Harry Stjern leaves to Walt for Caroline for another year Chris Stuehm leaves his shy ways to Dick Knapp son leaves his opinions on l1fe still floating around in the psychology room Danetta Swartz leaves her ha1r style to Micky Reinke Gilbert Schwarzmiller leaves his pep with Don Fankhauser Don Tait leaves Wayne Hall to find someone else to fight with Panos Takis leaves his Colgate smile in the memory of all the underclassmen De Lor1s Terry leaves her tumbling ab1l1ty to next year s tumbling team Orva Torseth leaves with Imo Annie and Gypsy the Chev for California? Shirley Tut tle leax es still hoping for a 48 Pontiac for graduation We hope she gets it Peter Van Soest leaves his chess playing ability to Mr Wright Leonard Weberling leave Dathleen at school for a year Mildred Webster leaves Mr Moe taking out more ac c1dent insurance Phyllis Welter leaves her sparkling personality as an example for a Alpha White leaves the whole school gives a sigh of relief Dolores White leaves practically a married woman Ruth Whittaker leaves st1ll arguing with Mr Lundy Roger Williams leax es Jiggs max drop around to see Miss Seaburv some times anyway Annie Wilson leaves her ability to miss so much school and get awax with it to Basil Raines Bill Young leaves his wavy hair to Glen Larson Marilx n Young leax es her ability to play basketball to Billy Morse Signed sealed published and declared bx the aboxe Class of Forty sex en as their last will and testament AK Page Twenty eight I - . I . . ...' 7 .- . . , . . ' 1 ' . 'A l I Ll 77 . . . . U u M . . . . H ' 1 - , ..... .... . . . . ' . . Q - Y t .... ' ' . I l l l' .... Marilyn Stocker leaves with Rogerg or is it that certain navy man .... Rudy Swan- ' laus l ' I I ' 7 . n a f . . Q I 7 , . , , , , . , - , , ., I I . . .... I ' 7 , . . , I ' . . .... ll .... n ' I , ' D ' ' 2 , . , ' I ' , M .... , . VV ,nll l 0 Y . ' 7 ' - . , U .... - nuvn . ' . ...- . V 7 . I, , I I 7. . 1 Y- Y . 0' '. N'---7 if ws. is gr, . ' '

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Student Council At the first fall student councrl meeting on October 4 Bill Ingalls assumed control of student gov ernment assisted by Imogene Jones vrce presrdent Kathleen Schoknecht secretary and Jack Crook treasurer The frrst business to be settled concerned the award of musrc sweaters for band and choir The decrsron of the music groups themselves concernrng the type of emblem was accepted by the councrl Promotron of school spurt and enthusiasm has always been a major concern of the student coun crl Several plans for electmg yell leaders have been used rn the past with varyrng degrees of success but the perfect method hasnt yet been drscovered This year a strll different plan was used that of lecting yell leaders rn groups rather than srngly Roger Wrllrams was rn charge of the yell leader try out held on November 24 Seven groups trred out A group of three boys Grl Swartzmrller Glen Moore and Tony Broers replaced the almost traditional group of girls as our yell leaders Nomrnatrons for second semester made by the nomrnatrng committee included the followrng can drdates President Art Prlichowskr Marilyn Stocker Secretary Imogene Jones Cecrlra McDonald Jo Ann Anderson Treasurer Irma Weberlmg Martha Beckmeyer Two additional candrdates for presrdent Prrscrlla Peterson and Leonard Weberlmg were nomrnated by student petrtron A vrgorous and colorful campaign assembly was held on January 14 and posters of all kinds dotted the halls and classrooms Some boosters wore lDd1V1dUal placards rn support of their candidate Votrng procedure for the second semester was rmproved by placing the voting polls rn the speech rcom to enable students to vote any time of the day One of the trongest objections to thrs pro cedure had been that few of the students would take the trouble to vote However when votes wer tal lied rt was found that ovr eighty per cent of the student body partrcrpated in the electron New offrcers for the second semester were Art Prlrchowskl presrdent Marilyn Stocker vice presrdent Irma Web erlrng treasurer Imogene Jones secretary On February 3 our new presrdent Art Prlrchowskr presrded at ms first student councrl meetrng Two new committees for the ensuing semester were appointed assembly Harold Porter Irma Weber ling and Imogene Jones bulletm boards Glen Larsen and Janet Harris To enable classes and organizations who follow to have rnformatron to help them plan their own actrvrtres the council decided to ask each organrzatlon to leave a full report of its actrvltres rhe report would rnclude such rmportant lnfor matron as costs and quantities of materials It was felt that baseball and track have not had the student enthusiasm and support gryen to basketball and football Drscussron on thrs problem led the councrl to decrde to have a sports reporter who has kept our stu dent body mformed about the outcome of games and sports events that the majority of students would not hear about otherwrse A new permanent ticket booth to be constructed by the carpentry class wrll add much to the comfort and efficiency of trcket selling next fall At that time we hope to have student committees organrzed to take charge of selling tickets to all athletic events One of the largest all school activitres spons red by the student body was the Forty Nrners Frolrc held on March 28 The forty nrners mining town including The Palace Cafe a bank Jarl post office barber shop and other concessrons sponsored by eighteen school organizations afforded a full evening ized concessions all eyenrng Several spectacular Jarl breaks were accomplrshed rrght under the nose of the Judge The Junior class concession Rollin Gold was an authentrc replrca of a log structure and won frrst prize for it orrgrnal ty Second prize went to the barber shop sponsored by Miss Errcksons drama club The Frolic was organrzed by the following committee chairmen Construction Cy Bro- ers Gil Moyer Program Janet Harris Prizes LaRoy Wrlght Raffles B111 Ingalls Advertrsrng Gerry Greenleaf rrckets Marilyn Stocker General Chalrman Lenore Schaus Faculty Advrser Mar guerrte Snavely On Aprrl 11 the first dancrng class under Mr Days direction was begun as the result of the work of the student council meetlng regularly on Friday during Actrvrty perrod Thrs class has met the great need of many students for dancrng rnstructlon Each year a great deal of interest rs generated rn the student government day Thls year the Stu dents took over the entire school on Tuesday Aprrl 22 Janet Harrrs was rn charge of the arrange ments UPPER PICTURE BOTTOM ROW left to rrght Marilyn Stocker Jane Britt Vrrgrnra Anderson Suzi Simpson Jean Lambert Jerry Greenleaf Howardrne Jones Carole Barentsen ROW 2 Lenore Schaus Barbara Illman Gladys Proembgen Mary lane Larrmer Betty Sequrn Joan Anderson ROW 3 Bob Crook Art Prlrchowskr Dave Greenleaf Art Johnson Jack Ravlne Panos Takls TOP ROW Tom Clemans Roger Wrllrams Mrke 'VIcGurnness Verne Fankhauser Brll Dugger Rod ney Bradt Student Body Officers SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS Irma Weberlmg treasurer Marilyn Stocker vrce presrdent Art Prlrchowskr presrdent Mr Stan Bates FIRST SEMESTER OFHICERS Brll Ingalls presrdent Imogene Jones vrce presrdent talso second semester secretary? Kathleen Schoknecht secretary Jack Crook treasurer LOWER PICTURE BOTTOM ROW left to rrght Verne Fankhauser Dale King Brll Du ger Jane Britt Pat Price Carol Turner Janet Harrrs Janrce Merrrtt Betty Hubbard Vrrgrnra McDonald Margaret Drxon 'Vlar Jorre Hansen Jerry Stocker Bob Crook TOP ROW Harold Porter Ray Johnson Glen Larsen Al Odegard Lenore Schaus Imogene Jones Mary Jane Larrmer Jane Bonney Irma Weberlmg Suzi Srmpson Roger Wrllrams Tom Clemans Mike McGumness Page Thirty ., , A . I - - Y y E . , . 1. . . . . - .. . - - . . . - , . ' 2 ' : ' ' . '. ' 3 1 , ' ' - S 2 ' , A . ' l . , ' - , . ' ' , 1 , - 2 ' . Q V - Y . . .... . . . . ' , . , Q y y - . 3 , . , . - , Y , , V . , . . . , , of fun to a crowd of four hundred. Arrests by the six deputies made the jail one of the most patron- ' ' - - - V - 1 ' ' . ' ' ' 's ' ' i . ' ' ' ' ' ' .Y s A ,C U V ,- V: . V , .' Z V M: L Y . 1 . r'1' ' . ' . v- v Q - , ,,,, r . ' . 1 . h , . . 4 , V L 1 ' 1 ' . ' . ' . , V ' Y .' ' ' V - ,' . 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