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

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1951 volume:

KLA-TA- A SNOHOMISH WASHINGTON VOLUME IX SNOHOMISH HO!-i SCHOOL +- 36414, 1 F M s Wiki? N32 er '7!w Ga 4 84,4 PAGE TWO 4 6 'Mf an lf, . 0 'I ' . 75. , V , , Q . R x N XX P X I . ' , I Q1 .f Vx, J 3 , fy I' R W - ,. ' . X . M A 3 i V -,dx I , -, , V:z ,1 x4 J Q x .m .159 , . V s X 'j 2 .,, , w 'Q-fb .501 ,, ,L I f Qtfxwflfiy, fPjj1?' A f ffm A ,M , f ly, - I ,. ' , '.' 4 f-f' f' 1 g,1wMxg::.,,,.z -Y .,-M5 P, . '? '-'jf v .r' .3 uv, H' ,fl ' ,aiu WA 5, . ,Q .. 13 ,- -. - ' New 4 5. 'J 'Wim Q A m,...'2'f A ,,::k, Q., ,256 -., Q, 194.4 V4-.,5x ,Q V2 ,- ' ,, I ' -. '5 v' M f ' A L if,-. My-Xxfifsf x 3 45 f 1 17 K' 13- ' ' vw' .Q-QWQVL-,-f 'E ', Me Scfzoal PAGE THREF . W M V L I , -N. l2f ' -sr' mar nr, XV af- 5 Wx 'ff' W '-11 M,-. 64653 'uxvzw' n14l!S PAGE FOUR 14 of Maw fa Game TABLE OF CONTENTS ADM NISTRATION AND FACULTf 916 CLASSES 17 32 CLUBS 33 A8 ACTIWTIES A9 56 SPORTS 57 72 I X PANIC SIX AHC! 1441 jlndgle l l DEDICATION To Mr Stan Bates prmcupal and coach we the class of l95l dedncate our Kla Ta Wa wnfh much gratutude for all hns help an guiding us through hugh school PAGE QEX hX l - 1 f r r ' l, . num, SEPTEMBER School starts Yell leaders electuon Monroe th re 46 0 Bothell here 44 0 Burlungton here 0 6 OCTOBER Edmonds There l3 0 Faculty Fush Fry Sedro Woolley there 25 T3 Quull and Scroll Inutuatuons Mt Vernon here 4012 Begunner s Luck Dance Orthopeduc Benefut Anacortes there 27 7 NOVEMBER Marysvulle here 266 Gurls Club Dance Pep Rally Arlungton there 42 l3 Faculty Dunner T7 Senuor Play Her Emergency Husband FHA Basket Socual 23 24 Thanksguvung Holuday 27 Yell Lea le s Electuon DECEMBER Senuor Ball Candy Lane Ball Monroe here 32 3l Lambda Kau Epsulon Dance Anacortes here 29 27 FHA Dance Everett there Everett here Marysvulle there 50 38 Chrustmas Program 23 30 Chrustmas Vacatuon 26 Mt Baker here 27 Jamboree 29 Monroe there JANUARY Burlungton lnere 28 35 Hu Y Dance Wenatchee there Edmonds there 63 35 Sedro Woolley here 34 T7 Junuor Dance Mt Vernon there 4l 42 Arlungton here 40 38 Gurls Club Dance PACE EIC HT dh Kmfllq l1'femcme4 Calendar FEBRUARY Burlungton there 35 37 Edmonds here 59 25 Annual Dance S dro Woolley there 35 34 Mt Vernon here 40 33 Quull and Scroll Soc Hop Arlungton there 37 43 Freshman Gurls Club Party Gurls Club Conference Honor Socuety Banquet Faculty Dunner MARCH Gurls Club Dance Musuc Contest Lynden CDustructt Arlungton lDustructj Everett QDustructJ Sea Scout Banquet Musuc Contest Guull and Scroll lnutuatuons Dads Nute All Hugh Carnuval Fuesta APRIL 3 Bothell there 8 2 4 FFA Banquet All Hugh Play usto Pete Exerett there l0 6 T6 Sprung Vacatuon Everett here 5 3 Edmonds there Monroe here Arlungton here Senuor Banquet South Junuor there FHA Treasure Hunt Marysvulle there MAY Jane Addams there Edmonds here North Junuor there Mother Daughter Tea T0 Musuc Festuval Everett Arlungton there County Track Meet Jane Addam Junuor here 2 State Track Meet Pullman JUNE Baccalaureate Commencement Last Day of School The End of the Great Year 51 O O I 5 2 A - T2 ' ' 9 - T5 e - QQ - TO e - - QQ ' - T6 . - 20 ' - 21 ' ' 6 - 23 ' ' ll A 27 ' 13 - ' 28 ' 18 4 20 . - . . 2 A ' 25 3 A 27 - 5 - - 7 . . . 9 . . . 13 3 I I 21 . 27 . .. . 13 , A 28 ' ' . 30 -' ' T3 V A i 16- A , H 22 ' A 5-6 -' , P' I 6 1 . 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T2 - - .' 3 I9 . - 5 20 ' - 6 pacbnecf Mae Gm all lpem Congratulations As each school year draws to a close and the senlors begun to reallze they are ap proachlng a change In the way In whlcn they have Iuved for the past twelve years l sometnmes wonder I they realize that the school too changes with their graduatuon Each one of them leaves some sort of lm pressuon and the school reacts erther con sclously or unconsciously to that lmpresslon lf the sum total of what a class leaves IS noble and worthwhnle then the school wall grow and be better aole to serve the stu dents who follow You members of the Class of l95l have done many commendable thmgs Snohomish Hugh School will be the richer and better for havung had you as members of nts stu dent body G A MOOQE Superuntendent For the past several years It has been my pleasant duty to wrtte a few words to th graduating class Agann I am happy to do so For many of you your school days wull be over thus year Others wall b contlnulng thenr educatlon In schools of higher learn mg Regardless of your respecttve paths you are reaching for the same goal that of earnlng a luvelthood and luvlng a happy lnfe Our hope ts that we have been success In glvlng you the right start and creatlng ln you a desire to continue to do your best May I speak for the entlre faculty congratulatlng you upon completmg thus part of your educatnon and wnshnng you nothtng but success IU the future STAN BATES Prlncnpal So long Sensors Today s chaotic world sutuatlon should be a challenge to each of you You must now decade such perplexlng problems as con ttnuung your educatlon going to work en Ilsttng or waltung to be drafted When fac mg such problems xt ns easy to procrastn nate to watt and see what develops Dont do lt' Decide what you want to do or be and get started Lnfe wont stand stall whale you are maknng up your mlnd Combnne the prlncnples of cooperatvon tolerance and loyalty that you have used to such advantage In school wath good hon est effort and you need not fear any prob lem that the future may hold for you Good luck to each of you HAROLD B MOE Vice Principal 14539 PAGE NIINF rqncf Wall Mrs Day and Mrs Ernster Mrs Day secretary of Superanteradent George Moore and Mrs Ernster secretary of the hagh school are always an the offace to gave advace THE SCHOOL BOARD The School Board each member of whach as elected by the catazens of the school dastract serves for a peraod of three years The mem bers have the responsabalaty of conductang the affaars of the dastract They pass on the yearly budget check over and sagn the monthly balls determane general polacaes select the em ployees and provade the facalataes and means for educatang the youth of the school dastract The members serve wathout compensataon wath the exceptaon of the clerk who receaves a nomanal salary for keepang the records and for preparang the monthly payroll of the das tract Each member of the board sacrafaces a great deal of tame and effort to see that the school dastract as run effacaently and effectavely wath the sole adea of provadang chaldren wath the best educataon possable wath the means avaal ab e Members of the local board are C F Van Valan presadent Robert Waltz vace presadent Cecal Crook clerk Frank McGuare and Ed Hoem l Robert Waltz C Van Valan Cecal Crook Era Hoena Fri k Mcbuare PAFE TENT I O L l M M R R S. S. M E A R R N J S , T D , E A 1 r 47 R Y ga y 1 .., 1 In ' f7ain25.t Za Le Pwnc! af ORTHOPEDIC Do you know what rrvalry ns? That as what occured a few days before the Orthopednc Program Competutlon was very keen thus year wrth everyone out to wnn the pnze a half day holuday from school for the wrnnrng class rn fnrst place and one pernod for those In second place After an hours careful conslderatnon tne ludges gave the seniors and lunuors a tne on the quantity and quallty of produce wrth the Sophomore Class second and the Freshman Class thrrd Tots In Toyland was chosen as the theme for the program to be guven October 25 1950 Enght vxeeks of plannung and rehearsing were spent under Mrss Marguerute Snavelys durec tnon for a most successful program :ng an to take Susan and Teddy to Toyland the Sensor Choir created maglc wnth theur ver slon of Twunkle Twunkle Luttle Star The alphabet blocks came marchlng out of the toy shop as the Central Cholr sang enthusuas trcally nn the background A ns for Alphabet B ns for blocks you bet' Susan was especually rjfff-nf P ft 2 0 pleased to see the dolls dance a ballet when she wound them Teddy llked the fat green frogs brought to lnfe by the flrst graders the baseball dolls and the lrttle tram lmagune has surprise when he found all the parts of the tram nn a huge box wrth conductors ready to tap dance and black faced shoe shane boys eager to shrne conductors shoes Both Susan and Teddy lumped for 'oy when the packs un the box popped out of thenr containers All chuldren luke drums especially when they are alive and beat on their fat tummles No toy shop ns complete wlthout toy solduers Brrght and gay In thenr red and whnte unnforms were tne drull team as they came marchlng onto tne floor After a colorful performance the toy soldiers marched off the floor as Teddy and Susan awoke wnth a start to fund all the toys were a dream and that Mother was call izveryone was satlsfled with the results Pro duce collected was estimated at Sl 978 49 and a total of S974 OO was made from advance ticket sales Thanks and apprecuatuon for all -ne help that the Orthopeduc Beneflt Program does for them were expressed by the guests from the Orthopeduc Hospital FNFRAVING AND ELkClROlYPt CU l 5? A T PAGE 1:LEx EN - .... l - , , . ' , . . , . . , . I , . , . Il ' . ll I ' ' I - When second grade sandmen came tiptoe- ing them to get up! . I ' I I I I . . . . . - Ll . . . I I 1 1 - 11 - ' ' 1 ' ' f X - V A , ' L, wr, wg K ' , TL E if K'-' , 766 Zllfuh Bald Gaichu APRILL JOE Mechanucal Drawnng Au to Mechanics U otW OSC BLATT GLORIA Englnsh U of Clncnn nattn Boston Unlversnty U otW CLAYTON JOE Handucraft Drnvung C W C E U of W CONDELL MARGET Home Economncs WSC U of W COWLES ORRIN A I g e Io r a General Mathematncs U of W FOWLER RUTH Mathematics Science U of W U of Montana OSC Stanford GILBERTSON KEITH Practical Engllsh GILBERTSON LAWRENCE Agrlculture W S C HEDLUND MAURICE AgrncuIture W HODGE FRANCES Enghsh U of W HURD MILDRED Foreign Language U ofW INSLEE WINSTON Speech State Has tory U of W BLOSSEY MILDRED Journallsrn Home Vnsrtor WSC U of Calntornua BRITTEN TED Agriculture WSC Mt Vernon J C COWDEN LARUE Library Teacher Or lentatnon U ofW I 1 J I r ' . . ., . . . 1 1 l 1 D I - , 7 - . . . ., . . I 1 I r 1 D I . - I v- I D I Driving. W.S.C. I N, . F I , 7 U . . S.C. , 4 ' . . . I ' ' . I 4 I I - f - I 1 , '- . . . . ., . I ? t I - Uua Smflmg Qacaliq JARRET MARK Radlo and Practical Science U ofW MILES JOHN Social Science Amen can Government Hrstory U of Ida ho OSC U ofW OCKER PHYLLIS Gtrls Physical Edu catlon U ofW POORE JEAN TTE Psychology Vo catlonal Guudance Lunfleld Colleg WSC ROBERTS HAROLD Art World Has tory Colorado Stae SAYRE EDNA Beauty School Voca .tonal Tralnnng tana State Normal College Rense Iaer Polytechnlc Institute North western U SHORROCK PAUL English U of W SMITH ETHEL Commercnal Courses WSC SNAVELY MARGUERITE Chonr WS C U of W Northwestern U STEVENSON BETTY Home Economics U of W WOODWARD EVERETT Boys Physical Educatuon CWCE U of W EICKHOFF HERMAN Band Wayne Teachers College Colorado State EICKHOFF LAURA Comrnerclal Col orado State Wayne Teachers Col lege U ofW SMITH STEVE Photography Blology OSC U of W U O SEKULICH, CHARLES-Woodshop, Mon- Nm! Um Q40-u7u 0 STUDENT COUNCIL Wnll the meetung please come to order The pollte vorce of Presldent Ron Cook calls the student councll for l95l to order for the furst tume Wnll Secretary Gallee Johnson please call the roll Barbara Anderson Here Dale Annns fln a nasal tonel Here Lester Averull Barbara Enckhoff George Gamble Here Here Here Glen Greenleaf Present Hal Hal Jack Gleason fBoredl Here Joyce Greenslde Here Gene Hanson Here Ron Harrnson frunnnng un the doorj Here Roger Hoffman Present Enleen Hoggarth Here Vtrgnl Mustache Iverson PRESENT Gene Kuhlman Bull Larsen Multon Morley Bob Nunley Barbara Olson Shurley Powell Jerry Reed Ray Retnke Mary Lou Schmelzer Earl Taylor Al Tozer Here Uh huh Here Here Here Absent from school Here Here Here Jerry Walker Shurley Wutsoe Here Advnsed by Mr Bates the Student Councll for T950 got off to a good start wtth only one absent a very good attendance Ron Cook was elected presvdent Gene Kuhlman vuce prestdent Gallee Johnson secretary and Nan cy McCready treasurer The old busuness was qulckly duspensed with and Ron then called for the new buslness The flrst protect on the agenda was a flag on the football fneld sunce he flag pole was broken The Sea Scouts sand they would take care of the flag at the games and so the 'ob was left an thetr hands A clean up week was sponsored by the Coun crl wuth Ron Harruson as chairman lt was very successful and the heavy eaters seemed to be able to hut the baskets placed around the grounds wlth pretty fanr accuracy The Word of the Week was started once agaln and Mary Lou Schmelzer was appointed to look unto the phonograph records that were bought th year be ore She reported that they were all found but were out of date A commtttee was appounted to care after them and to see If we could purchase a few new ones The Gtrls Club was to take over a pang pong taole In the speech room as the gnrs wanted to play plng pong and the boys seemed to monopolnze the other tables The councul next selected John Fenton as fare chuef and Gene Kuhlman as Orthopedlc chairman The next prolect was to vote to select four cheer and three song leaders for each sport The group voted ten dollars a pnece to help them pay for therr clothes The next bug pro 'ect was buytng a new curtann for the stage along with the help of the School Board The curtalns cost the student body about S350 OO The color selected was regency rose The second semester was preceded by a student body electron The student body for the second s mester selected John Fenton as president with Ron Cook former president asslstlng hum as vlce president Patty Slnton was elected secretary and Nancy Mccready was agaln elected treasurer The fnrst bug pro 'ect was buylng a pop corn machune whnch ev eryone sand made very good pop corn A few people made off with a couple of extra bags and everyone enloyed hrmself As the offlcers and students look back over the year of 50 ol they look back wtth prlde to a good time and a lob well done TOP ROW Jtrgtl Iverson Bob Taylor Mtlton Morley George Gamble Ron Cook Roger Hoffman Gene Kuhln an Gene Hanson S ND ROW John F her Dale Annts Tozer L ter Avertll Jerry Walker GI nn Greenleaf J rry Reeo Bll Larsen THIRD ROW Nancy McCready Barbara Anderson Shtrley Powell Joyce Greenslde Barbara Etckhoff Bar ara Ol on Gall Johnson shtrley Wltsoe lVlr Bates FIRST ROW lVlr Bates Jrrn Fenton Bob Vogel SECOND ROW Kathy Smtth Nancy lVlcCready Barbara Anderson Sharon Getth man Roger Hoffman Gene Hanson Dan Johnson Jrm Greenaway Arvld Levln THIRD ROW Barbara Elckhoff Phyllts Rockne Sharon Pussell Duane Brown Joyce Greenstde Ron Cook Jack Gleason John Fenton lVlllton Morley Blame Davts FOURTH ROW Geneva Davls Margaret Nlclntosh Arllne Johnson Patty Smton Mary Lou Schmelzer Bob Nunley Lester Averlll Dale Anms PAGE FOURTEEN 6 . l Q ll ' ' Il . . . 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Will it be easy for you to recall all the fun you had in Sno- homish High? The annual staff works each year for the students of S.H.S. They have the seniors in mind for the most part, for the latter are leaving-leaving with many memories. At first graduation is a big event, no more school, but then the end of the year nears. The last month the days rush by. Where did they go? You wanted to trade a picture with him, and you just never got around to it. When he walks up to get his diploma, it may be the last time you will ever see himl The idea gives you a qu er feeling. Farewell Kla Ta Wa is a word o much meaning lt means the annual will be more rm portant to you in a few years for you can glance over the pictures and live four wonder ful years once again You will then realize what a great influence high school was The annual staff has a sp cial feeling toward its publication Although it is work for us it is also pleasure We hope it will also bring back wonderful memories in a way you enloy IOO Thank you BARBARA ANDERSON EDITORIAL At last the yearbook is out, and we are very glad that it is a successful one. We would like to express our thanks to the following: Miss Fowler, who has spent many hours ad- vising the staff on the production of the an- nual, Crown Studio, lMr. and Mrs. Allerdice and Betty Winstonl who worked very hard in getting the pictures printed for the girls to mount, Mr. T. E. Dobbs and Snohomish Tri- bune, Wards Bindery and Art Craft of Seattle, the students of S.H.S. who wrote the explana- tions on the pictures, Mrsr Blatt, who advised the students on the write-ups, and the hard- working iuniors and seniors on the annual staff, who have spent many hours on their assignments. The yearbook is a glimpse of all the things that we have done during the great year of 1951. The Seniors we hope years from now will look into their annuals and reminrsce about the best years of their lives in high school We in the annual staff have tried to use everyones suggestions to make the Kla Ta Wa different and better lt takes time and much patience to complete a large protect like the yearbook Throughout our work w have enloyed every moment and we are very proud to make this annual an engoyable one to all of you Thank you OLIVA BOITANO Co Editor Kla Ta Wa Co Editor Kla Ta Wa LEFT TO RIGHT BACK ROW Sharon Collins Marlene Morgan Ellen Olson Arlene Carlson June Durlrng Barbara Olson Barbara Anderson Oliva Bo tano Norma Henrrckson Lenora Bu n Miss Ruth Fowler Sharon Geithman Alice Chenuer LEFT TO RIGHT FRONT ROW Margaret 'VlcGrnnness B lerly Srroh Sally Wnson Garlen Johnson Sally lllman Arline Johnson Bettv Gemmer Maxine G mble Shirley Klokk vold Co I drtors B rr'r rr r Anderson Ollk r Port mo PICTUIL Editors Oln 1 Bolt mo P w rlx S r h MKDUHTIDL Alrce Qhenrer f rrlee Johnson Q N' I I ,, l ,,. 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Ruth Clutter 'Norma Hem mason Sharon Gerthmqn Typist M rn1g,er M'1x1ns F rnrble Art md Thrme Faculty Pictures Sn rp hots Senior Actrvrtres Senror Cards Adxrser Sally 1llm'1n Betty Gemmer Sallv Wrlson Joyce Krause Sallv Wrlson Lenora Bunn Mrss Ruth Fovsler Salah Une Slmlenu -1 YI BACK ROW ay H1Ie Al ce Chen er Eugene FrIese Mary McGu re Sonna Ecrhoff Bob Vogel FRONT ROW Anne Gale Mary Lou Sc trnelzer The folloIvIng were the eIght top scholars In the 1951 sennor class Anne Gale malored In math and scnence Jay Hale was BCIIVS ID many organIzatIons p rtlcularly IN F F A Eugene Frlese edutor of Begnnners Luck was also Interested In musIc and art AlIce ChenIer was on the annual staff Mary Lou Schmelzer held many OFFICES ChIef among these were lunlor class and GIrls Club presIdencIes and THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE CLASS OF 51 We the class of 1951 benng of sound mInds strong wllls and stout hearts do h re by bequeath the followIng We leave our esteemed advlsers Ruth Fowl er and Johnny Mules to gunde forthcomIn senIor classes We leave the standards and tradItIons t be upheld by the class of 1952 We leave S H S regretfully after four glor Ious and eventful years anxlously awantnn our fates In the bIg cruel world ln addltlon we hereby make the followIng IndIvIdual bequests We Barbara Anderson and OlIva Bontano leave the edltorshlp of the Kla Ta Wa to some poor unsuspectIng IunIors I Anne Gale leave because MISS Fowler teaches no classes whIch I have not already edItorshIp of the Arrowhead Sonna Elckhorf ook part In VGFIOUS extra currIcular BCIIVIIIES Her Interests Included both vocal and Instru mental musIc Bob Vogel turned out for three malor sports was presIdent of the Honor So cnety and QuIll and Scroll He was further re warded by wInnIng the N R O T C four year scholarshIp Mary McGuIre was Interested In muslc and WTITIHQ taken We Pat HendrIckson and Patty SInton leave for Ellensburg and U of O respectIveIy and you know why We Nola Schmelzer Beverly Zenger EII nor Feldt and Norma HenrIckson leave mar rue We Gordy and Jerry Walker leave the Al lerdIce twIns to confuse people We .lIm and John Fenton leave to go huntIng agaIn I Alan Carnes leave Andy Haley to estab lIsh new fads We JIm Keaton and Jlm Snyder leave the solo cornet chanrs empty for anyone foolIsh enough to want them I Dave Sather leave l NelvIn Nelson leave my curly haIr to Coon Aldrnch ContInued on Page FIfty FIVE PAGE SEVENTEEIN tb I 4 ,I A I , I, 9' 1 - , Q- V, 4 1, I. l l I 1 I AI. 1 -1- , Q Q. .-. . 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IV'r John Mules Advuser Bob Vogel Treasu eu owler Advnser Bermce BECAUSE WE RE LEAVING Flowers bloomlng all year round Janitors watching oer the ground Days to be spent here less and less For the class of 51 at S H S We ve gone along from day to day Penclls books studies play As and Fs Ds and Cs Dances plays actlvltles Teachers students vacation tvme Days all mapped out to the prime We ve played our games wnn or lose Good sportmanshlp an all our vlews We ve made our friends down through years Now we face these future fears We know not what our future Some do not know their asm Wlll we enloy a peaceful lufe Or one of war and pam? Wzll we follow our forefathers And leaders of the earth Havung wars then peace agaun With tears and little mlrth? Wall we fnght as those before us With lnttle or no gain? Down a highway llned with heartbreaks Hurts fear and pam? Or can we make our world A place of llfe and love For our fellowmen and neighbors Wlth help from God above? You see we want a future Hate ruling less and less And If we cry please make the tears Tears of happiness Mickey Webster L-'AGE EICJHTEEIN Splcer Secretary Barbara Anderson Vlce B 0 s.' l 9 . 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X . -V .... . . . v . - I fzee , and Sh!! PAGE TW ENTY TV! O My JONES BEVERLX Bex A 1 Qorrrrrrrcr Couree JONES PATPICIA P rt Junror Prom C orrrrrrrt tee 3 Senror Pr om Commrttee 4 Lrnrbda Kar EPSIIOYI 1 2 General Course KEATON JANILS To rd Hr Y 3 4 Brsketball 3 4 Baseball 23 4 General Course KEATON LIINDA Lrnt Grlx Club Counrrl 4 Lambda Kar Epsrlon 1 2 Mplodrers 4 Brgrnner 4 Luck 34 College Prep Course KELLEY JA IFS Lrsruell Student Councrl 1 unror Prom Comm ttee Arrowlre cl Staff 4 H111 234 Football Mrnager 3 Basketball 1 Brxeball 123 Frremen 4 Panther Patrol 1 College Prep Course RELLY KA! Ktllx A C lt Q Pr r Course KEOUGH FAYE Slrm FHA 1 Home Economrcs Course KLOKKEVOLD SHIRLFX Annual 4 Commercra' Course KROEZE BILLY Hr Y 4 General Corrr KUHLMAN RICHARD Abe Arrowhead Staff 4 Sea Scouts 1 2 3 Baseball 2 3 4 Frremen 4 General Course KLHLMAN EUGENE Gene Student Councrl 1 2 3 4 Honor Socretv -4 FFA 1 2 3 4 Secretarx 3 Presrdent 4 Vrce Presrdent Student Bodw 4 Prn ther Patrol 2 General Course LARSEIN BILI Vlfrllre Student Councrl 4 Lamb da Kar Epsrlon 12 Arrowhead Staff 3 Football 1234 Basketball 123 Track 1234 Frremen 34 All Northwest Football Team 4 All State Footbrll Grme 4 Insprratron Award 4 College Prep Course LARSEN JIM General Course LEVIIN ARTHUR Art F F A 2 3 4 Lambda Kar Epsrlon 3 Panther Patrol 234 State Farmtr Candrdate 4 Gener 11 Course 'VICCARTY JOYCE Mack Senror Ball Charrman Theaprana 4 Senror Play Melodrer-. 4 Entered from Anchorage Alaska General Course MCCREADY NANCY Wan Dr ll Team 3 Student Councrl 24 Honor Socrety 234 Grrls Club Coun crl 3 Lambda Krr Epsrlon 1 2 Student Bodx Trer'-. urer 4 Commercral Course VICCULLOCH DORIS 'VIovre Club 4 FHA 23 Comrnercral Course NI: DOINALD PFRNIC F Vlecle Tumbling 1 2 3 Grrls Sports 2 3 4 Crrla S Club 2 3 4 Commer cr rl C ourse 0214244 ec! 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Q,-. bv TVX EN TX THREE 0 0 . -S ' .'.' I 1 . 1 L f -7- 1 ' 'F M 5 ,IR C, . ' , f' 2 . - I , ' I - 'K l L -ly 2-3-4, Vi 'A rffd 0' ' ' 1 1' 'l. Ululn 1, I,'1mbcl'l Kai Epxil n l-2, Jie livrs 1-2-3. 5. , ' :ull Ct ll 3-4. College Prep. C' wx-. v. X A Cm ll we Dlep. ' rse, H I I A l , . . L -..- , .... . , . is I 1-2- Th, B1 sk 2 1-2-3-4, Tr: k -2-3. ' '. el, 5. s MARUSKA, SALOMEfA1'1'owhe:ld Staff 4. General . , I. ' ' ' 1. rill J v, . - - , '4 ,. '52 ,Cx ' IR 1' H - ' 3-4, FAV1 . P.: b l' , . .' - . . .. ' .' . e - ' E 2 'z ' 'Q . 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Dllll Team 2 3 4 Thespl LHS Senlol Plflx Al lowhead Staff 4 Commercial Coulse SEGUIN PICHARD Sequin HOHIJI Society 234 Llmkda hal Epsilon 12 Qulll 'Ind Scloll College Prep Cour e SINTON PATRICIA Patty Dllll Team 1234 Student Councll 4 Honol Socletv 2 3 4 GIIIS Club Councll 4 Lambda Kll Epsilon 1-2-3. Student Body Secretary 4 Quill and Scroll 3-4. Arrowhead 3-4 irls Sports 1-2-3-4, -airs S Club 2-3-4. Presi- dent of S Club 4. College Prep. Course. SKJONTSBY, PAULINE Leele'- Quill and Scroll 4. College Prc-p. Course. SNDYER JAMES Jim'--- Thespians 4 Senior Play, Sea Scouts 2-3 Tennis 1-2-3-4. College Prep. Course. SPICER BERNICE Bernie'-Student Council 4, Senior Ball 4 Girls Club Vice President 4, Melo- diers 4 Senior Class Secretary Arrowhead Staff 4 Freshman Orientation 3. General Course. STEINKE CLARA MAE Mae - Commercial Course. STROH BEVERLY Bev-Annual 4 Girls Club Council 4 Lambda Kai Epsilon 1-2 Girls Sports 1. College Prep. Course. 0 lffze algal: SURDYK MARY SUE Sue Student Councll 3 FHA 4 General Course TAYLOR RONALD Ronnle Sea Scouts 3 Foot ball 1 Basketball 1 Baseball 1 General Course TSCHEFNICH PAULINE Ducka Standln,, Gul: Club Chalrman 4 FHA 1 2 3 Freshman Orlenta tlon 4 College Prep Course TUENGEL BERNARD Bernle F F A 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 General Coulee VOGEL ROBERT Bob Student Councll 3 4 Hon or Soclety 234 VICE Presldent 3 Presldent 4 Dance Commlttees 34 Lambda Kal EPSIIOD 1 2 Qulll and Scroll 34 Presrdent 4 Secretan Treas UICI of Junlol Claes Treasurer of Senlol Class Basketball 1 3 4 Baaeball 1 2 Track 3 4 Freshman Orlentatron 34 College Prep Course WALKER GORDON Gord Secretary Treasurer ot Sophomore Claes Football 1 23 4 Basketball 12 Brseball 1234 Frremen 3 Entered from Ovell'1ke General Courxe WALKER GFRALD Jerrx Student QOUHCII 4 Footblll 2 3 Prsketlrlll 23 I rseb'lll 23 Entered from Ovellrke C enll rl C0111 c WEBSTER llARII YIN Nllckew D rll Tr rm 1 2 3 4 Clpt rln 4 Student C0l1l'lCll 3 Lambdr Ku Ep sllon 1 2 3 Student Bodw Secretary 3 Qulll and Scroll 3 4 AI10XXhC rd Staff 3 1 Gllls S C ub 2 3 4 General Course WEST JACK VN rco Sfude nt Councll 23 Honor SOCILIX 234 Lrmbdr kll EllNll0H 34 Qlllll rnd Scroll 4 Freshmrn Claw P11-.ldent Arrowhead Strff 4 Hl Y 234 Prexldent 4 Football 1234 Bflsketbrll 1234 Basebrll 1234 Panther Prtlol 23 Generrl Course WILLIAMS 'VIARIHA Malt Honor SOCl9tW 234 Lrmbd'1 Kal Epsllon 1 2 Qulll and Scroll 3 4 Col leg' Prep Course WRIGHT HENRY Hank Fllemen 4 Freshman Orlent rtlon 4 lener rl Course WRIGHT WILLIAM B111 Frlteled the Navy General Course YOUNG CECIL Cece F I' A 1 2 3 4 General FOUISQ ZENGER, BEVERLY Bev Glrls Club Coun- cil 2. Commercial Course. Sl' YIORS WOT IN IICTURPS X EASTMAN BONITAfEnttred from Tolt H. S. 4. Commercial Course. GRAHAM RICHARD-General Course. MURPHY, PATRICIA-Commercial Course. SATHER DAVID Dave' ff General Course. 15' 1 PAGE TWENTY-FIVE 1111.111 Me 1111711 ' LEFT TO RIGHT Mr Keuth Gulbertson Advuser Sally Illman Vuce Presudent Joyce Krause Secretary Joanne Hagglund Treas urer Gene Hanson Presdent Mrs Frances Hodge Advuser JUNIOR CLASS The l95O 51 edutuon of the Junuor Class be gan uts year wuth a new co advuser Keuth Guloertson, former Snohomush Hugh student, began hus furst year on the faculty at SHS and hus furst year wuth the Junuor Class Mrs Frances Hodge us the other faculty representa tuve The furst meetung of the year was hugh Iughted by the electuon of offucers These un cluded Presudent, Gene Hanson, Vuce Presu dent Sally Illman, Secretary, Joyce Krause Treasurer, Joanne Hagglund Also at thus tume the treasurer was appounted chaurman of the rungs and puns commuttee The commuttee con susted of Gene Hanson, Sally Illman, Joanne Hagglund and Duck Ingalls The annual Sadae Hawkuns Tolo sponsored each year by the Junuor Class was dropped tnus year un favor of an after game dance Workung on thus event were Gene Hanson chaurman Phyllus Rockne, publucuty Duane Brown, decoratuons and the dance was guven the name Panther Claw and was well attend ed The bug event of the year for the whole school, the Junuor Prom, was held on May I8 Under the chaurmanshup of the class presu dent the socual event was a huge success Gene had as hus commuttee chaurmen Musuc, Duane Brown, Funances, Dan Johnson Con structuon Jerry Reed and Ron Fuller, Programs, Barbara Danta and Jeannette Lundstrom Tuck ets Gary Ellsworth Publucuty Paul Hodge Posters, Arlune Johnson, Joyce Krause and Joyce Edwards, Decoratuons, Sally Illman and Don Dunevant, Entertaunment, Murl Harpham Master of Ceremonues, Duck Ingalls, and unvuta tuons, Joanne Hagglund Showung the true unutuatuve and spark that they possessed the prom commuttee chose a very unusual and exotuc theme The theme whuch was Chunese, was very effectuvely done The decoratuons commuttee was especually com mended for uts lovely work The Junuors dud very well un other school functuons too Takung an actuve part un the All Hugh Carnuval they sponsored a very success ful fun house They sold uce cream bars at the games too and thus money was used to help funance the prom TOP ROW Don Dunevant Ruchard Bland Gary Ellsworth Bob C ag Leroy Bevans Laurence Bartelheumer llarry Colwell John Faulkrer SE ONO ROW Roy Bueler Jerry Burke Ron Fuller .Joyce Edwards Duane Brown Lyla Bonney Eldon Bell Clyde Fuscher THIRD ROW Joan Flod Grace Brookhart Elfa Dunevant De'ores 1-rotmbgen Margaret Avery Marv Ann Corcoran Duxe Mote Curtus Barl-er FOURTH ROW Maxune Gamble Alb na Bowen Muruel Bowman Janet Crocker Patruca Denney Ardele Duxon Barbara Danta Carol Cummungs TOP ROW Vurgul Iverson Arlen Harr son Jum Hall Danny Keuhn Murl harrham Dck Ingalls Terry Hubbard SECOND ROW Lonnue Hescock Terry Kung Muke Kendall Gene Hanson Paul Hodge Neul Gamey THIRD ROW Harold Jewett Bull Hoggarth Roy Jensen Duck Hereth Andrew Haley Harold Gray FOURTH ROW Janet Hollounon Edna Hunt Lous Krotke Carolune How land Phyllus Kung Betty Gemmer Memorue Kung FIFTH ROW Joann Hagglund Olga Johnson Marf Lou Geddes Sally Illman Joyce Krause Gaulee Johnson Patsy Harrungton TOP ROW Douglas Mackue Ron Norton Charles Luncoln Ray Norton Darrel Mason Juluan Olson Bob Renshaw SECOND ROW Arnc Lauterbach Gary Lundb rg Rodney Long Darrel Neumann Daad Ollung Leonhard Lapuns THIRD ROW Ruchard Ra nes Jack Nevuman Ben Maulsby Steve Opel Leno Malgesunu Duane Mathuson Dale McAluster Erasmus Malgesunu FOURTH ROW Shurley Lodwuck Jeannette Lundstrom Lona Moyer Sharon Larson Donna Lee Shelley Pells Marulyn Mclntosh FIFTH ROW Donna Pren tuce Marulyn Perry Pat Northrup Carol McClellan Anne Maddy Norma McLenaghan Ruta Peterson Barbara McKunne, TOP ROW Clarence Robertson Russel Reeves Paul Webster Frank Ruchards Marvun Yoder Jum Stecher Jum Stroh SECOND ROW Duck Schuler Raymond Reunke Al Taylor Ted Reed Jack Stecher Jerry Reed Sally Wulson June Tucker Janet Stevens THIRD ROW Duck Raymond Ruchard Royer Duane West Norene Terry Marue Wucklund Barbara Slqonsbj Mona Skuna Fay Ryrer FOURTH ROW Phyllus Rockne Marguerute Russell Vuolet Smlth Clara Wucknam Luella Ray Joyce Whute Edythe Stulson Muldred White NOT IN PICTURE Larry Bagley Bernard Blomquust Ralph Brandsma Ela ne Futzthum Bull Graham Ed Gregory Russell Hawk Dan Johnson LaVern John on Lula Knott Bob Lane Rodney Long Duane Smuth Tum Stevens Duane Wulson PAGE TWENTY SIX Q . . 1 - , . . . 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I . , 1 1- - 1 1 - 1 - - 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 ,- , 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 - 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1. . , , , , 1 . 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 51 1 1 1 1 1 - iq Jfappq l , TNQ a -N tl. .5 LEFT TO RIGHT S J Sm th Advuser Mrs Marget Condell Adxuser Margrett Prungle Secretary Treasur r An ta Boutano Vce Pres dent Multon Morley Presudent SOPHOMORE CLASS May we present the class of 53 guuded of course by the steady hand of Multon Morley, our presudent wuth hus assustants Anlta Bon tano vnce presldent and Margrett Prungle sec vue supply many of the school organuzatuons and groups wuth representatuves from our mughty class For unstance the champlonshup Panther football team was stocked wuth such stalwart sophomores as Bob Ramberg Lewus Raunes, Lesuer Averull Gary Hughes Dean and Keuth Allerduce Bull Aldruch Bob Taylor Earl Hannon Paul Patruc, Bob Nunley and Derald Ulmer The .urst two mentuoned earned theur letter un thus sport Also one of the co managers for the team was Bruce Sluger Then dont forget the basketball team whose second squad was com posed enturely of ball happy boys luke Multon Morley Bull Aldruch Bob Ramberg Lewus Raunes Jum Thornton Roy Gabruo Dean and Keuth Allerduce Muke Barnhart Jon McCready Jerry Klokkevold, and Kenneth Carlson When sprung rolled around we saw Boo, Multon and Bull out there with Lester Avernll and Jum Thornton and others on the duamond warmung up for the Panther baseball team We are not skuppung Roy Gabruo who us mak Ing and that much praised boys tumblung team claums others luke Bull Shepherd Charles Rohde Ruchard Bosse and Jack Woolworth Funally Dale Annns was treasurer of Honor Socuety Let us not muss the gurls euther for a lot of credit goes to them Our well known drull team couldnt perform wuthout sophs Karen Evans Margrett Prungle Carol Greenlund and Myrna Vaul Lulcewuse, the tumblung team con tauns those athletuc gurls Pat Nuchols Mary Johnson, Evelyn Wallen Jennue Lyon Joanne Sturglaugson, and Marlorue Cole Stull on ath letlcs we fund we are represented un S Club by letter earners Kathy Smrth Mary Johnson, Margaret Woods and Myrna Vaul Turnung to another group we fund un Melodlers Marlys Rlebe, Janet Cranmer, and Myrna Vaul TOP ROW Charles Bucher Gerald Caldwell Loral Anderson Dan Elmendorf Ke th Allerduce Muke Barnhart SECOND ROW Del bert Davus Glenn Carpenter Janet Cranmeu Kenneth Carlson Lester Averull Tom Davus Dale Douglas Dean Allerduce THIRD ROW Donna Church Vuolet Baysunger Steve Counsellor Carol Asplund Pat DeGeus Shurley Daggett Glee Colluns Patruck Corey FOURTH ROW Aluce Eruckson Jane Aldruch Januce Day Anu a Boutano Dale Annus Kenneth Cameron Arlene Dalton Glen Bungham FIFTH ROW Karen Evans Pat Dxon Phyllus Davus Shurley Behlung Maruorue Cole Nancy Draper Ruchard Bosse Edward Danner Paul Blackford TOP ROW Mke Gamble Sam Gellerson Al Jacobsen Rodney Hepp ll Everett Kung Earl Hannon Jerold Ford John Huffmaru SECOND ROW Jum Humphrey B'ly Greensude Jack Jergensen Bob Hall Jerry Klokkevold Clufford Haynes Eugene Land THIRD ROW Frank Hatch Gary Hughes Shurley Jones Barbara Lane Don Heuland Darlaune French FOURTH ROW Roy Gabruo Maruorue Johnson Carol Greenlund Marulyn Kelley Jennue Hull Luvuna Goldsbary Floyce Henley Irene Hall Ards Greenup Marcua Gamble FIFTH ROW Nancy Lakey Mary Johnson Ramona Holzerland Shurlef Lewus Gladys Freemure Vernua Gardner Dors Huff A netta Green Maxune Hawk TOP ROW Rod McDonald Paul Patruck Bob Ramberg Carl Neue Hugh Morrson Leonaro Morton Charles Rohde SECOND ROW Jack Sheeler Lewus Raunes Alrert Roetcusoender Stanley Remuck Jon McCready Multon Morley Bull Shepherd Wulluam Mertz LaDcnna Love THIRD ROW Bull Melnyk Blossom Mulbourn Pat Nuchols Patty Ruebe Margrett Prungle Fay Nelson Shur 'ey McDonald Grace McAluster FOURTH ROW Tom Lorenson Carole Morgan Irene Reed Pat Posey Sharon Russell Betty Roet cusoender Marlys Ruebe Joan Morgan Jennue Lyon TOP ROW Larry Summons Jum Wrught Bruce Sluger Pete Zenge Jum Vogel Muke Trapp Jum Young Jurn Thornton SECOND ROW Derald Ulmer Earl Hannon Muke Woodruff Donna Wall Edna Tot y Bob Taylor Cyntha Webster Dorothy Stevens Thelma Sk Fa Edward Tucker THIRD ROW Darreul Smuth Davud Stevens Jeraldune Stevens, Joan Stecher, Myrna Vaul Marlon Wulluams JoAnne Sturlaugson Carolyn Welter FOURTH ROW Shuruey Wutsoe, Kara Savan Charlotte Srnuth Margaret Woods Kathy Srnuth Dorene Wounowsky Joan Thompson Evelyn Wallen Carou Wuxson NOT IN PICTURES Shurley Adams Bull Aldruch Ken Cameron Mrs Eunuce Ferguson Muldred Long Melvun Louvry Douguas lVlc Elroy, Ben Maulsby Vucku Mulls, Denzul Noble Bob Nunuev Mary Pruce Herbert Rheunford, Ken Surnonds Lula Smuthley Arthur Stach, Ttd Steensland, Patty Trupp Gvvenna Webb Gary Wulson Glorua Wolf, Jack Woolworth PAGE TWENTY EIGHT O T ' I W u i 7 J ft s QQ-1 . y., 1252. 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Q Cbv '-as ' 'faq l ,Wu 1, 4:1 iq 16,4 v x-...,.,,w qffina it h tv New-qkwyy N-.A ,Q , ,W ff' wr' ,awe 7acMlin aww LEFT TO RIGHT Donald Dolquust Vuce Presudent Maruna Metrokas Secretary Treasurer Mr Paul Shorrock Muss Jeanette Poore Mr Ted Brutten Advusers Barbara Euckhoff Presudent lm lust a lyme freshman After a rather prolonged electuon the class Fo: Iemlggythsgljgqlors of 54 chose Barbara Euckhoff as prexy Don Th d t T H Dolquust, veep and Maruna Metrokas, secre ev on See mea a tary treasurer Muss Poore Mr Shorrock, and Mr Brutten are our advusers Our football team had a successful year wuth three vuctorues and two losses We made a total of 60 pounts to our opponents 32 Our basketball team enuoyed an even better seas Each Yeef I ll QVOW e fool 0' more on wuth eught wuns out of eleven games And 50 'TIUCII knowledge Qeln The Freshman Class partucupated un the Or Tl1eY ll SBY when lm e Sefl'0 thopeduc Druve and un the All School Carnuval IVe enlargement of the bfam We have representatuves un nearly every or ganuzatuon un the school We have had a successful year and eagerly look forward to three addutuonal years un S H S Hugh school us a great bug world ln whuch lm lust a speck But lust you waut a year or so, I ll show them I m on deck And when I wander through the hall And gaze upon a freshman small lll grasp hus tremblung hand and sa You may be wuse as I some day FIRST PICTURE TOP ROW Harvey Bagley Jummy Caldwell Ju'n For Gary Clark G rld Elluott Albert Fales Jum Dale Bull Davenport SECOND ROW Wayne Dunkun Bull Craven Clem Bowen Earnest Buss Harry Blackford Bully Froembgen Arthur Buck ford Ron Dubuque Don Dolquust Bob Douglas THIRD ROW Dcn Cooper Joyce D'ully Nancy Dunwoody Geneva Davus Betty Coty Greta Fortune Blaune Davus Farrell Bennett Carroll Carlson Duck Blaclvney FOURTH ROW Marlyeen Fuller Luculle Adams Oluve Danner Barbara Euckhoff Barbara Bunn Claudua Douglas Nyla Bennungfueld Carolune Carter Bull Barnett Don Ennus Paul Des Maraus SECOND PICTURE TOP ROW Ruchard Johnson Bull Gardner Ted Jacobsen Russell Lundsey Don Haase Fred Gray Raymond Gulbert Lane Hereth Verlyn Iverson Oluver Jergensen SECOND ROW Mauruce Keene Marulyn Lauterbach Bully Hll Duck H b bard Sharon Kent Sharon Lambert Joyce Greensude Yvonne Johnson Nancy Kessell Nola Johnson THIRD ROW Ken Kunkel George Kessell Myrna LaFond Frueda Keller Peggy Haaland Donna Harvey Bernuce Lampman Dorothy Haley Jean Larsen FOURTH ROW Marlun Heuk Wayne Keen Lorran Klotzer Dorus Humphrey Margaret Goldsbary Velma Jones Bonnue Hoffman THIRD PICTURE TOP ROW Olan 0Neal Eulene Maeder Dona Purvus Chrustune Lundgren Arlene Lundgren Ellen McAdoo Verna Olson Ferol Owens Bulu Lewus SECOND ROW John Pressley Multon Lynd Laura Moe Shurley Peacor Helen Metrokas Kenneth Prater Helen Mathews Margaret Mclntosh Sharon Mulls Bernt Raymond THIRD ROW Floyd McKennon Wally Radtke Dwught Muller Arvud Levun Larry Rogers Hubert Marsh Myron Munson Irene Redwood Bullue McAvuty FOURTH ROW Harland Mun son Dale Morley Jum Lord Jum Norrus Jum Mules Johnny Ream Norrus Powell Shurley Powell Maruna Metrokas Connue Nuch ols Dorus McKay Bertha Paul FOURTH PICTURE TOP ROW Wally Wuxson Joe Wuxson Jum Webster Ralph Totey Arnold Stuern Allan Wunston John Skunner Don Wren Ruchard Soth SECOND ROW Gerald Schmudt Dannypete Sedenuus John Uceny Don Stauff Wayne Thompson Hugh Wrught Alfred Tozer Ken Vanderhgde Connue Ruchards THIRD ROW Bull Sunton Frances Ren ner John Woods Maruon Van Eyk Vurgunua Thornton FOURTH ROW Peggy Storwuck Bonnue Tuengel Judue Sumrnons Phyllus Roetcuoender Vurgunua Roholt LeeAnne Srnathers Maxune Wuxson Jean Shunner Lavonrue Scum Glenn Stocker FIFTH ROW Myrna Sturlaugson Mary Lou Terry Shurley Stulson Donna Tromblay Armuuta Slug: Mona Ryder Lydua Salvadalena Anne Wluut Erma Shong Ann Soxman Wayne Surnmons FRESHMAN GIRLS NOT IN PICTURE Myrna Boyd Betty Druesler H lclegwrrl E per Gay Hunds Eul en Hoggartl' Dorunu Jen en Nancy Kesseul Dorothy Olson Phyllus Roetcusoender Vurgunua Roholt Jean Shunner Judue Sunumons LeeAnne Smathers L1 Vonne Soma Donna Trombuay Bonnue Tuengel Maxune Wuxson Maugret storwuck BOYS NOT IN PICTURE Arthur Buckford Jum Dale Ruchard Danuel Gerald uzlluott Albert Fales Bully Froembgen Elwun l-lull Jerry Jone George Kes ell lvlarvun Marshall Dwught Muller Tom Munogue Edward Norrus Walt Radtke Don Ren Ruchard Soth Glenn Stocker CAGE THIPTY V-V.. . , , ,, , 7 I . - V V - 1 V V V ' 1 V A I ' , . . 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V s , v 1 v v 4 V I V K' V V V V 5 V SV 5 V C V v Y f v v F 1 ' - . falfheaqaiaaq SENIOR CLASS HISTORY In September l9-47 tw class of Sl entered S H S hoping to mak their class the best at Snohomish Hugh Wuth Mu Brutten and Mr Shorrock as advuse s we h ld our furst class meetung and elected Jack West presudent Mary Lou Schmelz r vuce presudent Shurlef Hansen secretary and Jum Fenton treasurer Mr Brutten and Mr Clayton took the uobs of organuzung A and B squads In basket ball On the A squad were Bull Larsen Bull Ruchardson Don Malgesunu Ron Harruson Jum Fenton George Gamble Jack West and Curt Price At the begunnung of our sophonnore year we held a very busunessluke meeting The boys pulled together and elected Ron Cook presu dent Jum Fenton vuce presudent and Gordue Walker secretary treasurer The Advisers were Mrs Droz and Mr Smuth Some sophomores were seen on the foot ball starting line up thus year Everett Wood vuarcus second team was almost all sopho mores They tued for furst place In the North west League Sophomores were also holding theur own In baseball on the track fteld and well In sports Sux were members o S Cluo Some were members of drull team and others weIe outstanding IH tumbling Barbara Olson and Arletta Catract were yell leaders during basketball season There were many from the class of 5l In the musuc department and some outstanding FFA m moeus Jay Hale was a delegate to the state FFA conventuon Tne next year we were very happy to be upperclassmen At our class meeting wuth ad vusers Mrs Hodge and Mr Swan we decided to make things run more smoothly by guvung tne o fucers specufuc uobs to do Thus the pres :den Mary Lou Schmelzer was chairman of the Junior Prom and the vuce presudent Ron Cook was the chairman of the Orthopedic Drive for our class n sports the uunuors were successful Seven Juniors earned their letters In football Bull Larsen won the honor of being selected for the Northwest League second team There were sux hard fighting Junuors on the basketball team which went to the tournament Juniors were also setting records on the new track field Bull Larsen went to the state meet after wunnung second place In the county Baseball was popular wuth Juniors too Ten had regu lar places on the diamond In other ways the Junior Class excelled too The peppy Junior gurls had a championship team In almost every sport We held a very successful Sadie Hawk IDS Tolo Patty Sunton was general chairman For our Junior Prom on May 5 the new gym PAGE THIRTY TWO became Cunderellas ballroom wuth a stag coach glimmering chandeliers and a huge clock that struck at muclnught Twenty fuve Jun Iors who were Interested IH becomung teacw ers vusuted WWCE on Career Day April T8 The FFA ludgung team were wunnung furst and second prizes all year Sux from the class o ol were on these tearns Snohornush be came the only team to wun furst pruze twice at the Pacific Livestock Exposutuon at Portland George Gamble Gene Kuhlman Shurley Hen ruckson and Jay Hale qualu Ied for State Farm ers Thus year the class of Sl became smooth seniors advised by Muss Fowler and Mr Mules At the end of the year Ron Cook had be n elected ASB presudent and Gene Kulhman vuce presudent ln September we elected George Gamble presudent Barbara Anderson vuce presudent Bernice Spicer secretary and Boo Vogel treasurer ln sports our boys helped to guve the Sen Ior Class ITS excellent name Our champuon shup football team tued wuth Edrronds for first place Bug Bull Larsen was named on tue AltState team At the Luons Club Banquet John Fenton and George Gamble receuved the team captaun and most Inspuratuonal player In other actuv tues the Senior Class excelled The Senior Flay Her lzmergency Husband was one of the funniest comedies ever pre sented at S H S In the cast were Nola Schmel zer Jum Snyder Joyce McCarty Bob Hornu brook Sonna Euckhoff Roger Hoffman Marulyn Hornibrook Betty Cleveland Ruth Johanson Pat Hendrickson Jum Greenaway and Gary Ferguson Behind the scenes were Jay Hale stage manager Sharon Geuthman prompter and Baoe Prather prop gurl One of the hugh spots of the year was the Senuor Ball Barbara Anderson and John Fen ton were chosen co chairmen and It was held December l The theme Candy Lane Ball was new to S H S Dancers entered through a lane of candy canes INTO a land of candy houses gingerbread men and punk clouds Other leaders of actuvutues were Mary Lou Schmelzer and Ron Cook editors of the Arrow head Marulyn Webster drull team captaun Bob Vogel presudent of Honor Socuety and presudent of Quill and Scroll Eugene Fruese editor of Beginners Luck Patty Sunton presu dent of S Club and Eugene Kuhlman presu dent of FFA When the funal semester arrtved John Fenton became student body presudent In our last two months together we en uoyed the senuor banquet assembly and pic nuc and then donned our caps and gowns for baccalaureate and graduation on June 5 Now we leave behund four unforgettable years wuth the wonderful class of 51 8 . , , . D , , .F . , , , .e . . - - . Q . . . . . , I . . . - , . . '. . , , . . r S . . . S . . , e I . - . I . X I, ,- A ' A . - . 2 ' , - I ' ' ll Al . ll ll ' l ' K . ' - I I - 11 ll ' ' ' 'f' - 1 1 l ' I I I ' I I I ' ' . e I .- . - , I 1 - 'F 1 I I , - . - I , 1 . . . I . ll ' ' II I ' V ' . I ' I V in the tennis court. The girls were also doing best blocker award. Bull Larsen was voted the - - 5 If n I ' ' ' ' ,, I . ' . ' E ' ' . 1 I I ' ' I I I 2 ' . , , , - . I I . , . ' ' - I I I 1- , I - - - 1 1 - I A , I ' . 7 - 1 ' I I , I . . . I . . . . . 7 ' I ' ' z ' 1 , . ' J , I I ' - I 1 ' . . , 1 ' ' ' . I ' . . ' I I ' - I . I , , . 1 - Nm! Me Uaqamyalfa TOP ROW Jon McCready Clyde Flscher Arlen Harrlson Multon Morley Dae Annls Mr Clayton Bull Rlchardson Roy Jensen Puul Hodge Bob Lane SECOND ROW Jum Keaton Dck Ingalls Norman Relnke Jay Hale Ron Cook G'enn Greenleaf Roger Hoff man Jack West Jam Kelley Gene Hanson Albert Faulkner Ron Harrlson Jerry Reed Duck Schuler Nelvln Nelson Charles Rohde HY Elected offlcers for the year l95O Sl were tne followlng President Jack West Vnce Pres :dent Roger Hoffman Secretary Treasurer Norman Rennke Chaplaln Ron Cook and Ser geant at arms George Gamble Joe Clayton ably advlsecl the group and we lcok back upon a prosperous year In order to be elected unto the Hu Y you must have and manntann a C average an all your classes You also have to be falrly good In leadershlp and personalnty The fnrst :tem on the agenda was electron of new members We elected snxteen They were Albert Faulkner Bob Ramberg Terry Hubbard Jerry Reed Dale Annns Arlen Harrlson Clyde Flscher Duck Bland Bob Lane Charles Rohde Gary Llndberg Roy Jensen and Mnlton Morley Glen Greenleaf was elected to serve s state senator at the Sprung Sessnon Legnslatlve Comerence In Olympna un which he presente x K ' tne bull drawn up by our Hu Y We voted on golng to church as a group .ne second Sunday of each Month Ron Cook was chosen to see whlch church we would attend each tame We Issued free football programs for the games wuth the help of a few busnnessmen of the town The maintenance of the teachers schedule board In the mann hall ns one of our responsu bllltles We sponsored two dances our annual barn dance and also a dance after one of the games These were both well attended Much of the success of the current year would not have been possnble wnthout the help of our adviser Joe Clayton and we wnsh to thank hum for all the help that he has glven us We also appreclate the splendld cooperatnon of the enture school PAGE THIRTY THREE Q U . . , , , . , . , . . . . 1 . - I V 3 . y . v ' . 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H H - , - l I I I - - I 1 I I I I I I I ' I I 1 1,1 3' N K 3 - ' .f 7' N. - X Q 0 t s. 4. , . 2040 Mamiaznefl Une 'Q 5 1 W1 fx TOP ROW Bermce Spacer Margrett Prmgle Shelley Pells SECOND ROW Mary Lou Schmelzer Mnss Ethel Smnth Arlvlser LEFT TO RIGHT Nllss Betty Stevenson Advuser Donna Harvey Joyce Greenslde Helen Mathews GIRLS' CLUB As another year comes to a close Girls Club leaves behlnd ut a full and eventful year To start the year wlth a but of color the Cour tesy Committee greeted the teachers with flowers on the fnrst day of school Norma Henrnckson conducted a profntable hot dog sale and Marulyn Hormbrook as chanrman of a dance after a football game rarsed our treasury Something new was added to the regular committees nn the form of a Stand ards Committee composed of Patrlcla North rup Pauline Tschernlch Donna Harvey Ann Soxman and Janet Cranmer When Decem ber came Bernice Splcer Margrett Prungle Joanne Hagglund Gal'ee Johnson and Sally Wilson represented Snohomish at the Trl PAGE THIRTY FOUR County Gurls Club meetnng IH Monroe As l95O rolled to an end the gurls under the leadership of Janet Cranmer decorated the Speech room and Study Hall Chrlstmas trees and served the faculty at a Chrrstmas tea To start the New Year wlth a bang Marnlyn Perry was chalrman of an after the game dance and Jeannette Lnndstrom headed the :ce cream sales Also a bug event of January was reunstatlng a Freshman Girls Club wuth Betty Stevenson as advlser Joyce Greenslde presldent Helen Mathews vnce presndent and Donna Harvey secretary treasurer The active freshmen sponsored an all hugh mnxer entltled The Cherry Heart Hop wnth Barbara Enckhoff as chalrman Door prxzes and games assured everyone of a good tume They also packed Red Cross boxes and delnvered ,.. ,Me .. , ' 1 - , .- I 1 1 nv- of ' La h T Ti ' .,,, R . il, A . 4. . .ss .. 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Scfaaol 4 Ga ape Spud them to Everett As thus club was formed to brlng the freshmen Into senior actlvntses the gurls were very actlve nn Glrls Club and school actuvntues such as conducting the hoop bcoth at the All School Carnnval February 23 found Muss Smlth Mary Lou Scnmelzer and Shelley Pells nn Bellnngham at I ndung the Northwest Student Leaders Con ference ln early sprung Sonna Exckhoff was chairman of the Glrls Club Tolo and Patrncna Northrup was organizing Dads Nlght Later nn the sprung the Gnrls Club was seen enter Ing wholeheartedly In the all school carnival conductnng the refreshment booth Snnce Glrls Cluo works for the good of the wnole school servers and ushers were turnlshed for sever al all school and faculty functlons When May arrived Mary Lou Schmelzer was busily dlrectmg the Mother Daughter Tea and the nnstallatnon of new officers for the year The retanng offncers were Mary Lou Schmelzer presldent Bernlce Spxcer vuce pres :dent Shelley Pells secretary and Margrett Prnngle treasurer These gurls were asslsted by the following standing commlttee chalr men Lnnda Keaton program Gallee John son courtesy Sally Wilson welfare Edna Hunt art Joanne Hagglund serving Paulxne Tschernlch restroom Marilyn Hornlbrook so cnal Janet Cranmer Chrnstmas decoratnons Marlys Renbe hnstoruan and Beverly Stroh publncnty Thus ended the Gnrls Club tor l95O next year TOP RDW LEFT T0 RIGHT Donna Prentlce Patty Sunton Beverly stron Joyce Krause Joyce Edlards Kathy anuth Marcla Gamble Maron Van Eyrc Marllyn Nlclntosh Ann Soxman SEFOND ROW LEFT T0 R GHT Janet Cramer Jeare te Llndstrofn N n y Mc ready Norma Henr ckson An ta Boutano Barbara Nlcm nney if TOP ROW LEFT T0 RIGHT Nlarllyn Hornnhrook Beverly Stroh G'uleP Johnson Sally Wnlson Edna Hunt SECOND ROW Paullne Tschernlch Llnda Keaton Nlarlys Rlebe Janet Gran, en Joanne Hafxqlund PAGE THIRTH FIVE f o 0 0 I ' 1 I - , 1 , J si I ' I - ,S . - .... - T ' . , . . ' ' . ' - , 1 , 1 . , 2 , 2 ' , J , ' ' 1 , 1 - , 1 f , . ' - 51, with new officers installed and ready for . I W : A , Q . .- . y, 4 - 1. 3 if 1. I A A. ex I , l 1' eil' 5: 5' If ,7 A fqqgfzeddiae 5414 Wfw TOP ROW Norene Terry Nlarrlyn Webster Berntce McDonald Janet Stevens Maxne Gamble SECOND ROW Olnva Boltano THIRD ROW Sharcn Gelthrnan Barbara Olson Barbara Ander on Betty June Rtchards Joanne Hagglund Norma Hendrlckson FOURTH ROW lVl s Ocker Advs r Patty Slnton Betty Ceveland Alnre Chenuer Kathy Smuth Nlona Skrna tnot In plcturet Babe Prather GIRLS S CLUB Bow down come on bow do1vn' Doggone you Kathy Smtth come back here and bow down' Scenes such a thts were seen In the halls of Snohomnsh Hugh School a ound the last ot February when the tlrst of the new S Club members were tnltnated The Inmates were Kathy Smlth Janet Stevens Aluce Chenler Pat l-lendr ckson Ollva Bottano Mona Sknna Bar bara Anderson and Maxine Gamble The nnutl l9ol where most of the torture was carrled out For tne next week the slaves had to bow and scrape to the old S Clubbers could not wear llpstnck could not put their hair up and had to wear long dangllng earrungs Girls S Club started the year wnth tour teen members and had Patty Snnton as press dent Sharon Gelthman vnce president and Joanne l-lagglund secretary treasurer The ad vnser of the club rs Miss Phyllis Ocker Ott: cers are elected the year precednng thelr 1 m and serve for one full year ln order to be a member ot S Club one must turn out for sports untll she has earned lOOO points whereupon she receuves her letter and turst strnpe When she has l5OO pornts she receuves her second strupe at 2 OOO PAGE THIPTY SIX polnts her third stripe 2 500 points her fourth award a pun and guard with the let ers SCGAA rnscrubed on ut and 3000 pounts r tltth award a ball and charn also scribed with SCG-AA plus her name The letters lnscrlbed on the last awards stand for Snohomish County Gurls Athletlc Assocsatuow Polnts may be earned by turnlng out for varrous mayor and mtnor sports such as base ball basketball volleyball speedball ping pong tennns hlklng and many others If you dont mnss any turnouts you get 50 pounts nr you mvss one or two you get 25 lt you make an A team nn any sport you get lOO ponnts and It you make a B team 50 pounts The manager ot a sport receives 50 polnts the assistant manager 25 and class team cap talns 25 also For every game a team wlns 5 polnts are awarded wnth a 25 pount Irmut The baseball playday was held at Snoho s ths year on May 12 51 w schools attendung The chanrmen for the play day were Maxlne Gamble general chalrman Betty Cleveland team captalns equnpment and o tnctals Norene Terry nnvttatuons Bernnce Mcdonald programs Mona Skuna reglstra tuon Joanne Hagglund entertainment Barbara Anderson food Babe Prather clean up and Sna on Cpenhman decoratlons 1 I' I ,I , V 1 S , 4 M 5 - I .X ' 1 I I . - : if , ae 3 ' 1 2 . '. ' 1 ' 1 ' . ' ' . I ll ll . 1 . . 11 , , T ' I I I ' 11 ' he , rn- . . - 11 11 . 11 1, , r . U 1 1 I - 1 ' l . I I V V ' . -- 1 I D 1 1 V- atlon was held in the cafeteria on February l2, -A . I F - I U I ll ll - ' . 11 11 ' . ' ' 1 1 D F ' ' I 2 ' 1 ' - ' : - , - , - ml h I , lf? , ith lO 53 - 1 1 1 11 11 L - r . - - - I - I I I I I 1 J 1 1 1 J - 1 1 J 1 1 I I A I ' 9' ew, creme F. H. A. The Future Homemakers of America elect- ed Carol McClellan, president, Violet Baysing- er, vice-president, Mary Price, secretary, and Donna Wall, treasurer. The adviser is Mrs. Condell. The chapter proiects for this year were the Christmas dance, selling Christmas cards and Panther book covers, a treasure hunt, and preparing the F.F.A. banquet. DRil.L TEAM Composed of twenty girls selected by try- out, the drill team was captained by Mickey Webster and was under the able supervision of Miss Snavely. The group appeared at the Or- thopedic Program, tw o h o m e basketball games, the E.J.C. versus U. of W. Frosh game, the Wenatchee Apple Blossom Festival, Kla- Ha-Ya Days, and the Everett Fourth of July parade. BACK ROW: Mrs. Marget Condell, Oliva Boitano, Betty Cleveland, Bertha Paul, Edna Totey, Sue Surdyk, Pat Dixon, Peggy Haaland, Mona Rider. Irene Redwood. FRONT ROW: Margaret Goldsbary, Arlene Carlson, Ellen McAdoo, Lorralne Klotzer, Shirley Powell, Mary Johnson, Carol McClellan, Donna Wall, Peggy Storwick, Violet Baysinger, Joan Stecher, Caroline Carter. CAPTAIN: Marilyn Webster, Joanne Hagglund. FRONT ROW: Betty Mathlson. Rosemary Palella, Clara Wickham, Babe Prather. SECOND ROW: Bernice Lamprnan, Pat Hendrickson, Betty June Richards, Patty Sinton. THIRD ROW: Darlene Nolan. Myrna Vail, Ela.ne Fitzthum, Carol Cummings. FOURTH ROW: Sh'rIey Peacor, Margrett Pringle, Rita Peterson, Diane West. FIFTH ROW: Mary Lou Schmelzer, Edith Stilson, Karen Evans, Jeanette Lindstrorn, PAGE THIRTY-SEVEN uwiecllilajienfag I gm 'giilltlfjfi LEFT TO RIGHT Paul Hodge Llnda Keaton Paullne Slqonsby Mrs Frances Hodge Advuser Ph Ins Ro lane Eugene Frlese NOT TDP ROW Beverly Stroh Bob Vogel Gene Kuhlman Mass Jeanette Poore Advnser Duck Ingalls Charles Jlnnernan Jack West Ganlee John on Shelley Pells SECOND ROW Betty June Ruchards Edna Hunt Clara Wnclcham Barbara Anderson Joanne Hagg lund Pat Northrup Barbara McKmney Ardele Dlxon THIRD ROW Curt Prnce Paul Hodge Bob Lane Gary Ellsworth BEGINNER S LUCK Dad you notuce many pleased amused faces on Aprll flrst'? No the cause wasnt Aprll Fool s lokes On this date the annual Issue of Begmner's luck was dnstrlbuted Begmner's Luck as our schools creative wrutmg magaznne lt contauns short stones book reviews essays poetry and many other dlvlslons There are nllustratlons throughout the magaznne lncludlng the frontlsplece The theme of the magazme IS nautical Thus was carrled out through the ullustratlons and the headings above the dufferent dlvlslons A wrutlng contest called The Scrlbblers Scrlmmage was held In December and Janu ary Durlng thus tame many papers were con trlbuted After recelvlng the manuscrlpts the staff selected the best and sent them to the ludges Durlng the year the staff sponsored several actnvmes The flrst was the Halloween Hag gle an after game dance on December 8 They sold tce cream bars at one of the games and produced an amuslng skit at one of the pep assemblles PAGE THIRTY EIGHT FRESHMAN ORIENTATION Drd you notuce that the new freshman dldnt look quute so afraid at the beglnnlng of thus year? lt was partly due to the efforts of the Freshman Oruentatnon group which held at second annual program thus year The group was orlglnated last year by Mr Robert Swan and advused thus year by Mlss Poore Bob Vogel and Martha Mllls were ap pointed co chalrmen with Shelley Pells takung Martha s place thus year The co chaurmen ap polnted flfteen sensors and fnfteen lunlors as asslstants The actuvutues Included Elghth Grade Day held last year and Freshman Welcome Day Here the asslstants arranged assemblies guld ed tours and answered questions A Fresh man Mlxer was held snxth period September I5 l95O by the orlentatlon group and was enloyed by all the freshmen Many helpful meetlngs were held wlth new students and freshmen at which Ideas were exchanged and questuons answered As thus us only the second of these groups we hope the oruentatlon program wlll grow and show tts effect on the splrlt of the stu dents of Snohomlsh I-hgh an the future O I is . gdgrf A . . , U iv . 0 ' I ' 1 K ,, g ., , A -1' - - ' -if 1' ,P 'V , g .ly A ' f ' 1 .' 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I ' I gy 5 ay QUILL AND SCROLL Under the capable leadershup of MISS MII dred Blossey the QuIll and Scroll Socnety had a very successful year They began In the fall by electIng Bob Vogel presIdent Pat SInton VICE presIdent and Sonna EIckhoff secretary treasurer The furst InItIatIon was held soon after on October I8 1950 In the speech room The event was formal wIth a candlelIght InItIatIon The next event was the Soc Hop held Feb ruary I6 l95l after a home basketball game Tne dance whIch used the Valentlne and George WashIngton theme netted about twen ty TIVS dollars whIch was glven to the Begun ners Luck staff After the Soc Hop It was agaln tIme to plan another InItIatIon The date was set for March 27 1951 In the speech room and was to be an Informal affaIr wIth only members present The InItIates were Pat Jones Jack West DIck SeguIn Paulune Sklons by AlIce ChenIer Sharon GeIthman and June Durllng SSDIOFS and Jack Newman Eldon Bell PhyllIs Rockne MaxIne Gamble Arllne Johnson GaIlee Johnson Joyce Krause and Sally Wllson all IUDIOFS The QUIII and Scroll also sponsored a booth at the carnuval of whIch Ron Cook was chaIrman zfhep ARROWHEAD Many events took place for the Arrowhead Staff durIng the 50 51 term whIch made It an InterestIng one for ITS members Under MIss Mlldred Blosseys dIrectIon Mary Lou Schmelzer and Ron Cook started the year as edItor and BSSISIBDI edItor respectIvely Page edItors were Mlckey Webster Patty SInton Sonna EIckhoff and Tom Hall busIness man agers Rlchle Kuhlman and DIck Ingalls As the second semester commenced Ron took over the Iob of edItor wIth Mary Lou as assIstant edItor New assIstant page edItors consIsted of Sally lllman Jack Newman and DIck Ingalls and Ron HarrIson lolned RIchIe Kuhlman as busIness manager On February 23 24 Sally lllman Mary Lou Schmelzer Ron Cook and DIck Ingalls companIed by MIss Blossey went as delegates to the PBCITIC Slope School Press clInIc on the UnIversIty of Washmgton campus IU Seattle At thIs conference Mary Lou was a member of tne Saturday afternoon student panel In March another speaker T E Dobbs of the Snohomlsh County Trlbune, talked to the group about opportunItIes In the fleld of lournalIsm The last mayor progect of the year was the publIcatIon of the annual Senlor ISSUE TOP PICTURE TOP ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Bob Vogel Gary Ferguson Patty Snnton PhylIIs Kmg VIYQII Iverson SECOND ROW Ron Cook Euoene Fruese Ollva Boltano Sonna Eckhoff Edna Hunt Jay Hale THIRD ROW MIss Blossey AdvIser Ma IIyn Web ster Barbara Anderson Martha WIlIIams DIarIe Brown Sally lllman Mary Lou Schmelzer Paul Hodge DIck Ingalls BOTTOM PICTURE TOP ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Duane West MIss Blossey AdvIser Murl Harpham JIm Nunley Henry WrIght Al bert Fiulkner Bernlce Splcer Pat Jones Rlchard Kuhlman Alan Carnes Ron HarrIson Ron Cook DIck Ingalls Tom Hall SECOND ROW JIm Kelley Jack West Sally lllman Mary Lou Schmelzer Patty Slnton Sonna EIckhoff MarIlyn Webster Betty Matlnson Nola Lee Schmelzer Donna MIller Salome Maruska -Q' 1 -r '9 nd PAGE THIRTH N IN E I . . . , , . . 1 T 1 I I I I - I I - . , . 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I 1 N D 1 'I A ' 5 ' o : I : W - . 1 v v Madam of Ma Sta-ga TOP ROW Gary Ferguson Jay Hae Jum Greeravtay Jm Snyder Roger Hoffman Bob Johnson Don Dunevant SECOND lvlr Wunston lnslee Sally Illman Sonna Euckhoff Patrucua Hendr ckson Betty Holstead Ruth Johanson Babe Prather Betty land Marulyn Horn brook Sharon G uthvnan lnot un pcturel DRAMATIC CLUB At the begunnung of the year the dramatusts of Snohomush Hugh School duscontunued theur connectuon wuth the natuonal organuzatuon Thespuans and banded together un a club of theur own orugun called the Dramatuc Club The advuser of the club us Mr Wunston lnslee To be a memoer of saud club one has to partucu pate un an All School or Senuor play as prop gurl or boy prompter stage manager hands or actors The furst play of the year pres nted by rep resentatuves of the Class of 5l was Her Emer gency Husband a comedy un three acts Mem bers of the cast were Jum Snyder as Nuck Nutt cl an cut young fellow of twenty Nola Lee Schmelzer as Arlene Nutt Nuckys new brude an appealung wunsom gurl about twenty Betty Cleveland as Aunt Jubulee a stout cof fee colored Negro woman of forty Ruth Jo hanson as Elberta Peach Jubulees halfgrown gurl Joyce McCarty as Dot Dolson an unusual ly pretty brunette of nuneteen or twenty Bob Hornubrook as Bull Jones a tall wellbuult young chap of about twenty one Gary Fergu son as Wulmer Sneed an arrogant and self confudent young man of about twenty two Pat Hendruckson as Audrey Hardwuck an af fected artufucual gurl about twenty one Roger Hoffman as Huram Hardwuck a stout pompous man of fufty Sonna Euckhoff as Aunt Hazel Nutt a spunster un her late fortues Marulyn Hornubrook as Mrs Jarboe an umposung look mg woman of forty fuve and Jum Greenaway PAGE FORTY as the Wuldman a tall Negro of forty pompter was Sharon Geuthman prop Babe Pratner stage manager Jay Hale stage hand Don Dunevant The durector Mr Wunston lnslee ROW Cleve 6 ll' BFI WGS Pustol Pete, a rootun tootun Western comedy un three acts was chosen for the allschool play lts casu was Gary Ferguson as Peter Petly a tumud young man from the East known as Fustol Pete Roger Hoffman as Pop Clufton Peter s uncle owner of the Crescent Ranch who spends most of hus tume tryung to escape from a marruage crazy wudow Arlen Harruson as Spunky Baldwun a ranch hand who spend most Ou hus tume teasung women Sally lllman as Aprul Naylor a pretty young gurl who works on the ranch Janet Crocker as Starlught twentueth century lndsan maud who wears glasses Duane Brown as Barkun Bess the coars wudow who us bound to marry Pop Ruth Johanson as Acacua Fortman a tall angu lar woman who us un everybodys busuness but her own Bob Hornnbrook as Louue Runaldo a prospector who vusuts the ranch durung Aprul Betty Cleveland as Sheruff Hannah Bux by a mountaun woman un her late fuftues who represents the law Marulyn Hornubrook as Gladys Tremayne a has been movue star of the sulent fulm and Sally Wulson as Bartune Hollus Gladys affected daughter who thunks she has a chance un televusuon The prompter was Norma McLenaghan prop gurl Phyllus Kung and stage manager Don Dunevant The durector was Mr Wunston lnslee 1 l . 5 V x 4 1 ' 1 - N 1. u Xl ,, - l ' u Q . , , , . , . ..... . . 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' , . 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LAMBDA KAI EPSILON moor, was shown, at another they had a very unterestnng Chlnese speaker Mr Edward Fen, from the Unlversrty of Washington The club also sponsored Mr Fel, who spoke to the up The forelgn language club Lambda Kal Ep sllon consnsts of present and former Latnn and Spanish students The following officers were elected for the year Sally Wllson presldent Jeanette land strom, vlce president Norma McLenaghan sec retary Sally lllman treasurer and Eugene Frlese program chaxrman At a later meetlng Betty Roetcnsoender was apponnted refresh nnent chairman Sharon Gelthman and Eldon Bell publlcnty chalrm n Shelley Pells ways and means chalrmaw Gaulee Jonnson and Joyce Krause pun chanrmen and Marguerlte Russell, forengn correspondence chanrman At evenlng meetnngs the group was enter tanned with some wonderful programs At one a movle the ltalnan opera Lucua dl lammer per classmen on the polltlcal sntuatnon ln Chlna Other nnterestung evenlngs were spent when Mrs Pearl Kaylor of Bellnngham presented her slides on Mexlco and when Mr Xavner Bueler spoke on hus experlences an Swltzerland Durnng the football season, we sponsored two after game dances The proceeds were used to pay for fllms and guest speakers The biggest event of the year was the Lambda Kal Epsllon Banquet wlth Paul Hodge as chalrman It was held on May eighth In the hlgh school cafeterna After drnner a very lnterestlng program planned by Eugene Fruese was thoroughly enloyed by everyone TOP ROW Sally W1 son Norma McLenaghan Don Stalff Dan Johnson Al Tozer Charles Llncoln Gary Ferguson Eldon Bell SEC OND ROW Gallee Johnson Vlrglna Roholt Ann Soxman Pat Dlxon Barbara Andersol Nlona Sklna Sonna Elckhoff Thelma Sklna sharon Getthman Jeanette Llndstrorr' Dlane Brown Pat Northrup Alblna Bowen Mlss Nllldreo Hurd Adv ser w.. TOP ROW Douglas Mackle, Curtls Barker, Bob Lane Gary Ellsworth, Sharon Lambert, Barbara Enckhoff, Murlel Bowman SECOND ROW Pat Nuchols, Joyce Krause, Marouerute Russell, Phyllrs Rockne, Marulyn Perry Joyce Whute, Janet Hollomon, Jack West, Wayne Dunlcln THIRD ROW Barbara Lane, Edythe Stllson, Glee Colllns, Shelley Pells Betty Roetclsoender, Janet Cranmer, Carol Greenlund, Joan Thompson Nancy Draper, Sally Illman, Mnss Nllldred Hurd, Advuser PAGE FORTY OINE . . - I . I . . . 1 . 3 1 1 ' . ' 1 1 ' . . . 1 1 I ' . . . . , . 1.1 F 1 ' . . . I3 1 1 I V I I . l . , . , l l 1 I N- n. ' . , - 1 1 I 1 I - I ' 5 I 1 1 1 1 1 ' . 1 1 ' I 1 I 1 1 1 71 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 ,, ? g -1 4. L .A . ' . . N- , -, 1 I 5. -4- - , 1 1 0 ,N , ., ' X s 1 , , . r l 4 1: f' ' v ' , 1 1 fi , , l 2 , ,X ... I I -1 l .c 4 . n , - , J v 01 if , A. X s y - - 1' 1 1 X l 1 1 ' L e' 1 is Seekwu Pwuuecf HONOR SOCIETY To start the year rsght about seventy fsve or esghty sensors sunsors and sophomores elected Bob Vogel as thesr pressdent Gaslee Johnson vsce pressdent Arlsne Johnson sec retary and Dale Annss treasurer The annual Honor Socsety Assembly was held on November 28 sn the audstorsum Bob Vogel our pressdent sntroduced Reverend Raue who gave an snspsrsng speech that made everyone want to do hss best wsthout regard to the amount of effort necessary Mr Moore presented the one and two bar psns to twenty ssx sophomores thsrty sunsors and torch psns to Barbara Anderson Alsce Chenser Ron Cook Sonna Esckhoff Gary Ferguson Eugene Frsese Ann Gale George Gamble Sharon Gesthman Jay Hale Pat Hendrsckson Roger Hoffman Charles Jsnneman Ruth Johanson Gene Kuhl man Nancy McCready Mary McGuire Ruth Machmeser Jack Rhoads Betty Rschards Dsck Ryan Mary Lou Schmelzer Rschard Seguin Patty Ssnton Bob Vogel Jack West Martha Wsllsams and Marslyn Hornsbrook The largest group of boys sn years was sn the sensor class honor group ss a B average or 24 posnts for a sophomore FO posnts for a sunsor and at least BO posnts or about a B-t for sensors Fsve posnts are sv en or an A three posnts for a B two for and msnus two posnts for an F Posnts are a so gsven for certasn extra currscular actsvstses such as class president club pressdent and letters sn the masor sports The Honor Socsetys banquet was held on February 27 sn the hsgh school cafete sa Gary Ferguson chasrman of the decoratson commst ee used the book worms as the theme of the decorations Mary McGusre and Sonna Esck hoff were apposnted general co chasrmen of decoratsons Jack Rhoads and Gary Ellsworth were co chasrmen of snstsatson Bob Vogel pressded as toastmaster Ann Gale gave a toast on Formulas and Ron Cook spoke on Defsnstsons Mr Bates spoke on Note Taksng Mr Bates s speech to the em barrassment of several of the members sn cluded notes taken from a few lockers of some well known students sn school Hss speech left us wsth the feelsng that to be a success st ss necessary to get along wsth people have the rsght attstude toward lsfe as PAGE FORTY TWO well as to get oood grades sn hsgh school and college Lyla Bonney gave a readsng and Phyllss Ksng entertained us wsth a solo on the psano Both were very ensoyable and were received very well Gary Ellsworth and Jack Rhoads put the neophytes through thesr paces sn snstsa tson Barbara Lane and Jsm Vogel put on an amorous skst concocted by the fsendssh brains of the chasrmen Roy Gabrso Eldon Bell Dan Johnson Dale Annss and Margrett Pringle sang Tennessee Waltz wsth the accompans ment of Janet Cranmer at the psano Pat Hen drsckson and Phyllss Davss put thesr skslls to work by lappsng water out of a glass Sharon Russell Violet Bayssnger Karla Swan and Mrs Esckhoff composed some poems wsth trscky words Dale Annss gusded the clean up com mittee conssstsng entsrely of snstsates through the ordeal of cleansng up the mess made by the sunsors and sensors The group had planned a trsp to the Pent house but because of our snabslsty to secure transportatson they had to change thesr plans They dsd take part sn the allschool carnsval where they took charge of the Western Unsofs booth Wnsle the speed master merchants Iske George Gamble pounded out the telegrams the fleet footed non typssts dsd thesr best to delsver them The group took part sn other actsvstses sn whsch they were of servsce The gsrls sn Hon or Socsety have ushered at varsous school ac tsvstses such as the school plays and so sal functsons dursng the year The sensors wsll recesve thesr torch psns at commencement sf they have amassed llO posnts by then The Junsors outnumber the other two classes represented sn Honor Socse ty We ssncerely hope that a trend wsll be establsshed toward hsgher scholastsc standards sn future years The sensors would Iske to thank Mrs Laura Esckhoff for all of the work that she has put into the varsous functsons of Honor Socsety such as working wsth the chasrmen of the banquet asssstsng the members wsth thesr problems and searchsng hsgh and low for that extra posnt that we need to remasn sn the organszatson We would Iske to say thanks to her for the memorses of the good tsmes that we have had dursng our three years sn Honor Socsety O . i I . , - 1 , - . 1 . 1 I , l , l I I , ' D ll ll ' ' 1 r 1 , i i I , I I I . Q ' I I I , . F ' ' I I I I I I . F - F - I 1 I ' i I I I . . . ' I I l Q I - I I I . . A I I I F A . The scholastic requirement for membership ' . . . . X ., , - . I ' . g - . . . . . . , , a C, . . . . D I , . . I C. I I - ' . I .... . . . rv D ' T . . . T - ll I, ' . . 1 - I u - u . 1 . ' - ' - ' ' 1 T r 1 T I I I ' Kmwzeaqa of M ,am 3 -Il! --44 bu TOP ROW Jack Rhoads Bob Vogel Ron Cook Jack West Jay Hale SECOND ROW Anne Gale Ruth Machmeler Ruth Johanson Gary Ferguson Dlck Seguln Charles Jlnneman Duck Ryan Gene Kuhlman Rooer Hoffman THIRD ROW Mrs Laura Elckhoff Ad vuser Martha Wllllams Pat Hendruckson Nancy McCready Betty June Rlchards Mary Lou Schmelzer Mary McGulre Patty Sunton Sonna Enckhoff Aluce Chenuer Barbara Anderson Marllyn Hormbrook Sharon Genthman not ln thus plcture TOP ROW Paul Hodge Duck Bland Gary Ellsworth Eldon Bell Dan Johnson Duck Ingalls SECOND ROW Marne Wlcklund Jean ette Llndstrom Sally Wllson Shelley Pells Duane Brown Maxlne Gamble Mary Anne Corcoran Pat Northrup Joyce Whlte THIRD ROW Phyllls Knng Marguerute Russell Lyla Bonrey Janet Crocker Clara Wlckham Carol Cummmgs Arllne Johnson Gal'ee John son Ardele Dlxon Sally lllman Joanne Hagglund NOT IN PICTURE Joyce Krause TOP ROW Denzll Noble Ardls Greenup Vlolet Baysxnger Roy Gabrlo Hugh Morrlson Mlke Woodruff James Vogel Glen Blngham SECOND ROW Edna Totey Marcla Gamble Allce Erlckson Janet Cranmer Margrett Prlngle Jan ce Day Charles Rohde Dale Annus THIRD ROW JoAnne Sturlaugson Barbara Lane Marlys Ruebe Sharon Russell Karla Swan Phyllls Davls Joan Thompson Fay Nelson Margaret Woods Dorene Womowsky PAGE FORTH THREE M I I ' Xi- . 5. 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Y ' ' Y Gay efzulfied Reade SEA SCOUTS Skipper Steve Smnth piloted the S S 5 Paar e and h r hearty crew to th t p o e ladder o success last year attaxnsng me rana of a National Flagship Thus event cllrnaxed years of hard work on the part o tw Sl4lD per Mates Paul Shorrock Lynwood Snttn aid their crews This work lnclud d s rvlng on several biology cruises provldung entertaln ment over Kla Ha Ya Days going cn several two week crulses In the summer putting on a llve display nn the showcase sponsorung a few dances servzng at banquets and belrtg of general servnce to the puoluc Last January the Sea Scouts held their an nual ball dursng which thee was a ships c emony dancnng and refreshments brought oy the boys and their dates Everyone enloyed hnmsel and each went home full and happy It looks as rf most of the strong and healthy s have b 1 bnten by the salllng u In time ns ara fvlng near for our annaal two vveek crulse Into Canada and po nts north and cvery scout looknng for fva d mlm eager an ncxpatxon to the casting oft of the S S S Ranger next June Sklppe amlth and hrs mat s have done wonde s or the group In th past years snrnllafly th scouts falthtully served ,hem We all hope Skrpper Smlth and has I a es and seamen wnll continue twenr good rk n time to come Coocl uck n uture boys BA K RUW Chirlcs Dr cslcr Ron Norte: Bon Lane Leomrfi Mor on Tod Jacob er Arthur Bncktort Jun Wooster Uv ey Bag Icy Paul Hodge Roqcr Hoffman Roy Gibrno FRONT ROW Nlr Mr Steve Smnth Pxul Shorrock Mlke Gmthle ary Ellsvortlt Charles Lvnco n 1, ,...+-f- OXO lv PAGE FORTX FIVE '7 .Zena FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Whirr, zoom, bang, crash, thud! ls this some new invention the government is working on? No, this is only the FFA in one phase of farmer training. This is the farm shop where all man- ner of machine work is done. This building houses the welders, electric drills, power saws and other equipment. Maybe you have never heard of the FFA. You should have. lt is a national organization with chapters in forty-seven states, Hawaii and Puerto Rico. More than one million farm boys have been members of the FFA. In order to determine the effectiveness of an organization the results must be studied One has only to observe the records of the mem bers who have left Snohomish to realize that the FFA is an effective and worth while organ ization Many of the boys who have graduated have become agricultural and civic leaders in their communities LNOTICG the positions and offices of trust and responsibility which FFA boys attain because of the training which they have received l Perhaps the FFA motto can show more clear ly than anything else the real purpose of the FFA Although the motto consists of only four lines they reflect a spirit of sincerity which shows the true viewpoint of the FFA members lt is as fol ows Learning to Do Doing to Learn Earning to Live Living to Serve Snohomish is a farming community with a fine reputation Much of the credit for its good reputation as a farming district goes to the local FFA chapter The boys who have gone home from agriculture classes with a raft of information on better farming methods have made possible a big improvement in stand ards of living for rural families Since the year l933 when the Snohomish chapter was founded, twenty-two boys have gone to higher achievements by earning Amer- ican Farmer degrees. The American Farmer de- gree is the highest honor bestowed on an FFA member and is presented at the national con- vention. Snohomish also has many members who have attained the rating of State Farm- er. The State Farmer degree is obtained only through much hard work on the part of the applicant. Since there are only a few who ob- tain such degrees, the FFA can be iustly proud of its record. The Snohomish chapter has also been very effective and conspicuous in the local district When Snohomish enters a ludging contest oth er chapters have been known to feel fear for Snohomish is almost certain to walk away with at least one of the banners that are given The year 1950 has proved to be no exception The guclging team has brought home many banners which make a very impressive display Another important factor which makes the FFA outstanding is that the club is entirely self supporting The Snohomish chapter can be proud of the equipment which they own and also the way in which the chapter has been financially stable In the year 1950 the chapter bought a tractor and also some equip ment to go with it There IS no other school club which can boast of a record like this The Snohomish chapter can well be proud of its agriculture teachers Mr Britten and Mr Hedlund are two of the finest advisers who have ever ludged a cow They have had much to do with the outstanding record which the Snohomish chapter has made For his qualities of leadership scholarship co operation and protect work the Washing ton state Bankers Association presented an ap preciation award to Charles Jinneman and The First National Bank of Everett gave him a twenty five dollar Savings Bond FIRST PICTURE TOP ROW lVlr H dlund Adviser Dale Annns Jay Hale Dick Schu er Lelo llllalgeslnl SECOND ROW Ron Norton Glen Bingham Ed Tucker Don Malge rn Don Haase Al Jacobsen Al Poetcl otnder Ralph Brandsma THIRD ROW Floyd lVlc Kenron Al Taylor Jnn Vogel Eugene Land Toi Lore sot Loinle Htscock Lynn Allen Cecil Young FOURTH ROW Dvvluht lVlnler Bll' Cr ven Clem Bowen Glenn Goshorn Frank Richards Ron Harrlsoi FIFTH ROW Arvld Levin Bob Douglas Olan O Neal Don ulst Bl wus an h rry K ng e endall r I v rsor H res rl ur. G ent Stocker Norris Powell Jack 'Gleason 'Vlaurlce Keene Nell Garney Dick Raymond Carroll Carlson SEVENTH ROW D ul Noble wart Dtnner Dick Bosse Fred Gray Raymond Gilbert Gtry Lin btrg Ed Gregory Rodney Long E sinus Nl lgesl I Han ra ant Da I SECOND PICTURE GI nn Gosliorn Geo ge Gamble D e 1' ns THIRD PICTURE TOP ROW George Gathle Gene Kutalrnan Nl Britten Adviser Ron Harrison Lawrtnce Bartelhenner SECOND ROW Charles Jnnernan Jim Vogel Dale Annls FOURTH PICTURE TOP ROW George Carnble Gene Kuhlman Charles Jlnnenan lVl B tten Advl e Shirley Henrlckson Ron Harrison SECOND ROW Dale Anns Gary Llnclerg Leno lillalgeslrn FIFTH PICTURE TOP ROW lVlr Hedlund dvlser Jnn Vogel SECOND ROW Dick Bosse Dale Ann PAGE PORTY SIX I - . . . - . . 7 I . ,t - . . . ,, . l I . , ' 1 ' , - , . . I I 1 . e . ' Q ', L , ' l . 1 Q ' 4. 2 ' , i 1 . 3 - 1 Sl It t ' t lb ' t 1- 3 ' I , ' , ' , , ra art. 1, r ' X , , I ' I . Z . '. a . , , ' , 1. 1 , . 1 - , Doiq ' , il Le Bill Hogg 't , Te i , Mik K , Vi g'l l -2 t. SIXTH ROW: Cliff ayt B ice SI ger. l r . , ' , J , . ' , I . ' . ' Q . I 1-HZ . Ed , , l ' V V ,f , Q -v 1 ' 5 1 , - , 1, -rn. a' 'n', 'old G y. Blat v's. 3 te , rf Q , al, an i . 2 1 tv' I . , r. ' ' , ' Z I ' . L ' L ' - 1 1 E , ' , U ' , : 1 1. , , ' : L , r. ri . , 's rg . ' ' . ' . 2 i , L ' w, , . : 1 . ' , A ' 3 ' . : ' . , 1 is. 1 . -. Waifwae Qmmeu fqppem Whois A4 Weae '7o,Ae FIREMEN Have you ever been rudely ant rrupted ln Englnsh or Chemnstry class by th rlnglng o a bell tor a tnre drnll Almost everyone at some tnme or another has been an the procession that leaves some loved classroom to step unto the elements Possnbly on your llttle tourney out ot the school you have notuced a few boys standlng at the head of the stalrs or at one of the exnts to the building Why are they here and what are they doung'P They are your tnremen The turemen are made up of boys who wnsh to give their servlces to the school for a worth whale cause At tne begnnnnng of tne school year the stu den. councll chose John Fenton as ture chle 'ohn chose seventeen boys to work wlth ham as nremen tor the year These he posted at dnrterent places throughout the school and shop bull wgs The boys were lnstructezl to rnake surc ell wnndows and doors were clos cl and to sce there was no congestlon at stra teglc polnts tnroughout the bulldnngs Every ture dnll ns clocked to see how many seconds nt takes to evacuate and how well each class and student cooperates All the boys were new to the servuce ot nremen thls year wuth the exceptlon of Bull Larsen Ben Maulsby and Gordon Walker all of whom served last year TOP ROW Jack West Ben Nlaulsby Danry Klehn Jlrn Fenton Ron Cook Duck Ingalls Jlm Greenaway Ronald Harrmson Rmchtrrt Kuhlman SECOND ROW Jam Kelley Curt. Pnce Henry Wrlght Roger Hoffman THIRD ROW John Fenton Albert Faulkner Bull Larsen Bll Rlchardson Nelvm Nelson LEFT T0 RIGHT Art Levln John Woods Raymond Gllbert Dunkm Patrlck Muller Douglas Mackle PANTHER PATROL The Panther Patrol strlctly a boys organlza tuon has Mr Paul Shorrock as adviser Mr Shorrock has been advlser of the Panther Pa trol for several years and enloys his 'ob of belng leader over such a tune group and the boys Dwnght Muller Douglas Mackle Don Dol qulst Arthur Levln Carl Neue and Johnny Woods also enloy havmg Mr Shorrock as their adviser Durung the football and basketball seasons the boys are always on the lob at the home games Durmg football season the boys have a real lob ln keeping the fans behlnd the Innes during the games because of the large area to cover When basketball season arrtves they have PAGE FORTY EIGHT Jam Webster Mr Paul Shorrock Advlser Rnchard Johnson Wayne an even larger task They have the bug re sponslblluty ot keeplng the ture exlts and en trances clear keeping the crowd from becom mg too bolstrous and preservmg order nn general The Panther Patrol has had a bug lob and has done very well nn malntalnung order at the games thus past year but they all admat that the student body us partly responsuble for theur etfuclent functlonlng lt the student body had not been cooperatuve un keepung good order at the games surely lt would have been dlftlcult even tor such a tune group as Paul Shorrock s boys to work eftucuently Therefore the Panther Patrol wlshes to thank the stu dent body for its cooperatlon ln l950 and l95l . . , L . . . C 1 1. . an . 7.1 . . . . . . C A -. 1 E I . . . . .PHI . V.. . . . l 1 . Ac . ' 1 ' , s. . . . I ' 1 ' 1 1 I . t I . 1 V - , - t 1 . I 1 V . - 1 1 V I . . . , . I'- ,fe , ' g X., I . . 1 v - t S t 1 1 - I 1 l . .. . . . - I . 1 ' ' - 1 1 I 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' I of we .emu fax, 'I F ew v BACK ROW Roger Hoffman Sharon Geuthman Babe Prather Jlm Greenaway Nola Schmelzer Sonna Elckhoff Gary Ferguson SECOND ROW Don Dunevant Bob Johnson Jlm Snyder Ruth Johanson Marnlyn Hornlbrook Joyce McCarty Betty Cleveland Bob Hormbrook SEATED Jay Hale Pat Hendrlckson Mr lnslee SECOND PICTURE Pat Hendrnckson Joyce McCarty Roger Hoffman Bob Hornlbrook Jlm Snyder Pat Hendrlckson Gary Fer guson BACK ROW Gary Ferguson Arlen Harrlson Don Dunevant SECOND ROW Roger Hoffman Betty Cleveland Sally lllman Ruth Johanson Norma MrLenaqhan Mr lnslee THIRD ROW Sally Wrlson Janet Crocker Bob Hormbrook Duane Brox n Marilyn Horn: broox Phyllls Kung PAGE FORTY NINE J 'r ,Q ' . 1 if . V 2 l f 4 . g l 2 c Z , - ' 'I 5, ' x , li . , K ' '.- , X 1, , '- ' A . , .- 1 ' ' ., ,, rf . by I L 1 1 , Q J A., , ' vi - . , N Y ,A fx- nf i '- 27 , S Y' ' ' Q 4' K Y .X I B .1 ' if E g' V - K l AX' - , Wx.. ' I x if 5 I -' ', 1 14 V 5 - ' Q 1 I I . , W . . 3 V . Y V - f . . : , , . . - 1 u 1 v Y V - Bob Hornibrook, music, Pat Jones, programs, zum ,azzmfeae 44, ,azz SENIOR BALL Every graduating class leaves with many memories of the past years, and a dance is one of the events which every person re- members. Even those that did not attend can remember with pleasure the posters and an- nouncements advertising the affair. School just starts, then work begins for the chairmen of the senior ball. The date of the first semi-formal dance of the year seems to be here before you know it. The Candy Lane Ball produced by the senior class of 1951 took place December 1, 1950. Barbara Anderson and John Fenton were co- chairmen of this senior ball. Other chairmen were: Ron Cook, decorations, Jay Hale, lights, Norma Henrickson, publicity, Oliva Boitano, punch, Marilyn Webster, entertainment, Betty Richards, invitations, Bernice Spicer, patrons and patronesses, Gene Kuhlman, tickets, and Bob Vogel, finances. The entrance into this magic candy land was an arch of giant candy canes. The theme was further developed by a blue cloud with small candy canes suspended from it. Murals of giant candies were on two walls of the dance floor. Gingerbread men scattered around the other walls helped to make this a senior ball never to be forgotten. The entertainment, consisting of a pantomime, German band, and a magi- cian, completed a perfect evening. SECOND PICTURE FROM TOP ON RIGHT Mr John Mules John Fenton Barbara Anderson Miss Ruth Fowler BOTTOM PICTURE BACK ROW Bob Vogel Ron Cook Gene Kuhlman Jay Hale FRONT ROW John Fenton Barbara Anderson Oliva Boitano Marilyn Webster Pat Jones Betty June Richards No ma Henrickson Bernice Spicer Don Nlalgesim PAGE FIFTY I I x . Q' o 0 A E, XA! C B G . r 4 Q - 1 fi ., P, ,- Q . 4 ' ' Y Y 7 ' - . . y , . I , , 1 .Y Y V r 1 V ' surface ay Um wma A- 4 141.34 .rn SCHOOL ACTIVITIES Blckfoxd Edwm H111 B111 Froembgen Malvm Candy Counter MAFIIWD H01 nlblook Ruth Johanson Dlxle Bos se Joyce Krause Orchestra Back Row Darrell Smlth Dave Ol11ng Shlrley St11son Clarence Robertson DOFIQ Humphrey Margaret Goldsbary Donn Sta1ff Connxe Nlch ols Front Row Jeanette Llndstrom Joanne Hmgglund Helen Mathevss Mauna Metxokas MHIIWS Rlebe Nola Johnson Vllgxma Tholnton Boy Tumblers Standing Carl Neue Texrg Kmg Jlm Stxoh Bob Lane On Heads B111 Shephe1d B111 Daven port Charles Rohdc- Dxck Bosse Wood Shop Freshmen Albelt Files Garld Ellxot Althur Marshall Jerry Jones Glenn Stocker Dlck Damel Planmng Balbala Anderson M1 Alleldlce Ollva Boltano SAYINGS Candy Counter Calorle Corner Orchestra Snaves muslc wonders WV? Rope Climbers I wnsh I could shnmmy luke my sister Kate Boys Woodshop Oh dear there goes my rught hand Barb Mr Allerduce and Oliva Watch the blrdle PAGE FIFTY ONF I 4 f ' I If ,lg U 7 4' 'Y 'W 4. . , -1 I '- RI 5 . - ' F C . A 1 V 0 5 1 . va ' .. . A If 1 - 11 I Buying: Oliva Boitano, Beverly Stroh. Selling: - - ' ' ' . V . . ' ' ' v y P- 'V l 7 - ' : ' . , , ' K ' ' ' ' 5 Y ' . . . . I - vs ' ' 1 ' ' ,,-' ' . t ' ,- ' ' ' , Q . . 1 . - . : , ' . ' , - , . . : ' , ' - A . 41 - ' - , ' ' ' 1 - J was nvmtm of swf is? BAND Activity was the keynote of the Snohomish High School band this year. They marched and played in the Kla-Ha-Ya Days Parade before set'ling down to their assignments. Their first fall engagement was at the Evergreen State Fair at Monroe. Then came their performance at the Orthopedic program. They were fortu- nate enough to be able to participate in the Christmas parade in Seattle along with a num- ber of other bands. They were rated outstand- ing in appearance and were on television. The band leader, Mr. Herman Eickhoff, was award- ed a plaque of appreciation for the fine per- formance. The band played at all the home games in football and basketball this year, which includ- ed accompaniments for half-time entertain- ment, and all the pep assemblies. It also played at a football game in Anacortes and a BACK ROW: Phyllis King, Ruth Johanson, Marilyn Perry, Helen Mathews, Joan Morgan, Bonnie Hoffman, Sh.rley Lewis, Barbara Lane, Shirlee Jones, Greta Fortune, June Tucker, Linda Keaton, Oliva Boitano, Joyce Edwards, Pearl Johnson, Pauline Skjonsby, Geraldine Stevens, Marie Wicklund, Sharon Geithman, Rosemary Palella Vcrnia Gardner, Martha Williams. SECOND ROW: Norma Henrickson, Dixie Bosse, Dorothy Haley, Grace Brookhart, Jeannine Crain, Beverly Zenger, Gloria Posey, Betty Cleveland, Roger Hoff- man, Jim Snyder, Andy Haley, Arthur Bickford, Hugh Wright, Jim Greenaway, Norman Reinke, Virgil Iverson, Henry Wright, Earl Taylor, Paul Webster, Lenora Bunn, Ruth Clutter, Shirley Peacor, Marilyn Hornibrook, Pat DeGues. THIRD ROW: Kay Kelly, Clara Ste'nke. Mildred Wright, Edith Stilson, Ann White, Lona Moyer. Salome Maruska, Dorene Woinowsky, Joan Thompson, Pat Nichols, Janet Stevens, Elsie Church, Leorihard Lapins, Billy Dale, Jim Clarke, Don Staiff, Dick Raymond. Bruce Sliger, Ruth Mach- meier, June Durling, Doris Huff, Dorothy Stevens. FOURTH ROW: Pat Jones, Mary Lou Schmelzer, Bernice Spicer, Joyce McCarty, Barbara Danta. Margrett Pringle, Mary Anne Corcoran, Pat. Hend- rickson, Cynthia Webster, Pat Posey, Hazel Mesher, Irene Reed, Don Dunevant, Bob Johnson, Neale McKenzie, Roy Bueler, Ray Reinke, Rita Peterson, Beverly Stroh, Bernice Lampman, Janet Cranmer, Mary Johnson. Pauline Tschernich follows Rosemary Palella in back row. PAGE FIFTY-TWO district tournament basketball game in Mount Vernon. On March third selected members of the band took part in the festival band at the Universtiy of Washington. Among them were the clarinet quartet and the brass sextet who rated excellent and good respectively. The band was not only outstanding in its performances at games, but it also present- ed several numbers at the band and choir con- cert held in the high school auditorium on March twenty-first. There were many more events, including Snohomish County Festival in May and commencement exercises. There are about fifty members in the band this year with five in the graduating class. The latter are Betty June Richards, Jim Keaton, Gary Ferguson, Jim Snyder, and Sonna Eick- hoff. Although these seniors will not be here next fall, others will follow in their footsteps with Hail to Snohomish High. 'Al' Nm! lwelafia CHOIR The high school mixed choir, consisting of ninety-one members and directed by Miss Marguerite Snavely has given six performances throughout the year. They performed at the Orthopedic Program, Christmas Concert, West- ern Washington Festival at the University of Washington, Contest, Spring Concert, and Sno- homish County Festival in Everett. When con- test time rolled around, the choir traveled to Seattle to compete in the annual choir contest. They received an excellent rating. In five years, the choir has received three superior ratings and two excellent. In the festival, held in the evening, fifteen Snohomish choir members participated. They were: Marlys Riebe, Margrett Pringle, Mary Anne Corcoran, Joyce McCarty, Ruth Johanson, Pauline Skionsby, Beverly Stroh, Lenora Bunn, Joyce Edwards, Bernice Lampman, Andy Hal- ey, Paul Webster, Jerry Reed, Roy Bueler and Virgil Iverson. BACK ROW: Lyla Bonney, Pat Northrup, Joyce White, Gary Fer quson, Phyllis Davis, Don Ren, Hubert Marsh, Al Tozer, Sonna Eickhoff, Paul Webster, Virgil Iverson, Glenn Stocker, Ron Du buque. Sharon Kent, Sharon Lambert, Ann Soxman, Mr. Eickhoff Verlyn Iverson. SECOND ROW: Frieda Keller, Connie Richard, Bill Sinton, Wally Radtke, Kathy Smith, Eldon Bell, Darrel Mason Dick Hereth, Lane Hereth, Ralph Totey, Betty June Richards, Le Roy Bevan, Richard Soth, Hugh Morrison, Jerry Jones, Glenn Car penter, THIRD ROW: Joyce Krause, Carol Cummings, Duane Mathi son, Ray Norton, Alice Erickson, Shirley Behling, Clyde Fischer Dale Annis, Jim Snyder, Jim Keaton. FOURTH ROW: Elfa Dune vant, Barbara Eickhoff, Caroline Carter. This year's choir will lose thirty-seven sen iors at graduation in June. Included are: Ruth Johanson, Linda Keaton, Oliva Boitano, Pearl Johnson, Pauline Skionsby, Sharon Geithman Rosemary Palella, Pauline Tschernich, Martha Williams, Jeanne Crain, Beverly Zenger, Glor ia Posey, Betty Cleveland, Roger Hoffman, Jim Snyder, Jim Greenaway, Norman Reinke, Hen ry Wright, Lenora Bunn, Ruth Clutter, Marilyn Hornibrook, Kay Kelly, Clara Mae Steinke, Sa lome Maruska, Elsie Church, Jim Clark, Ruth Machmeier, June Durling, Pat Jones, Mary Lou Schmelzer, Bernice Spicer, Joyce McCarty, Pat Hendrickson, Hazel Mesher, Bob Johnson, Bev erly Stroh, and Neale McKenzie. Their first performance of the year was at the annual Orthopedic Benefit Program. At Christmas they gave, as their Christmas gift to the community, an all-vocal concert which fea tured Twas the Night Before Christmas. On March 21, the choir and senior band presented a ioint concert in the high school gymnasium Ari PAGE FIFTY-THREE 14 luwiic aullhed MELODIERS This year the Melodiers, composed of twen- ty girls, ten of whom will graduate in June, have had a very successful season. They sang for various organizations in the community throughout the year. Their appearances includ- ed singing at the Sanitorium twice, where they presented their traditional Christmas program under the direction of Miss Snavely. They es- pecially enioyed caroling at the Johnson Rest Home. Later in the year they sang for the Presby- terian Board, Study Club, Drill Team Confer- ence, Orthopedic Guild, and the Lady Lions. The group was very pleased to receive su- perior rating at a contest held at the University of Washington, March 3. This is the fifth su- perior rating that Melodier groups have re- ceived in their six years of performance. TOP ROW: Joyce lVlcCarty, Myrna Vail, Oliva Boitano, Marilyn Perry, Joyce Edwards, Pearl Johnson, Patricia Northrop, llllary Anne Corcoran, Janet Cranmer, Normal Henrickson, Linda Keaton, Lyla Bonney Bernice Larnpinan, lvlarilyn Hornlhrooln, SECOND ROW: Sharon Geithman, Phyllis King, Pat Hendrickson, Sonna Eickhofi, Bernice Spicer, Ruth Johansong not in picture: Nlarlys Riebe. LEFT TO RIGHT Jim Snyder Sonna Eicichoff Gary Ferguson Betty June Richards Jim Keaton lVlr Herman Eickhoff Instructor BAND SENIORS lt has been a long time since Sonna Eick hoff Gary Ferguson Jim Keaton Betty June Richards and Jim Snyder took their first in strumental lessons As individuals and as a group they have PAGE FIFTY FOUR contributed much toward the progress of their ensembles pep band marching band and concert band much better and they have set a fine example for future years They will be missed both musically and personally - - - - band. All have done much to make this year's le ' Seniau fefl' Continued from Page Seventeen I Shirley Henrickson leave my spelling abil- Ity to Sharon Lambert I Jay Hale leave nothing because I have promtsed It all to Bernie I Gene Kuhlman leave the ag teachers to run FFA without me We Bull Larsen and Pat Jones leave hand In hand I Neale McKenzie leave my ditch driving ability to Bill Sunton We Salome Maruska and Betty Cleveland leave our quiet ways to Janet Crocker I Doris McCulloch leave Mr Jarrett hoping he will remember everything without me I Kay Kelly leave to become a nurse I Jim Greenaway leave my dancing ability to Jon McCready We Ruth Machmeier Sue Surdyk and Clara Mae Stennke leave our noismess to Garry Ellsworth We Mary Lou Schmelzer Beverly Stroh Betty June Ruchards and Bernice Spicer leave after twelve years together I Duck Graham leave Gene Hanson to find another rude to school I Jack Gleason leave my quarterbackung to Ron Fuller We Jim Goehrs Elmer Gasper Ron Taylor and Bull Davis leave our knowledge of cars to Janet Hollomon We Pat Murphy Jim Larsen and Tom Huff man left early I Martha Williams leave my giggles to Dub Johnson I Arlene Carlson leave my ability In home economics to Betty Gemmer We Lenora Bunn Ellen Olson Alice Chenier I-uth Clutter Sharon Gelthman and June Dur ling leave the annual In Miss Fowlers capa L1le hands We Jack Rhoads and Bernie Tuengel leave hlgn lumplng to any long legged underclass rr- n We Bob Heirman Charlie Jlnneman Bob ow ow a cl Roger Hot man leave he ennls cou ts muclt 1 vvorse tor wear Vve Mary McGuire Linda Keaton and Paul It Skgonsby leave Beginners Luck We Lynn Allcn Glen Goshorn Arthur Lev ID and Cecil Young leave FFA hoptng that the new members get a tougher 1nItIatIon than we did I Betty Holstead leave Marilyn Perry to give readings We Gary Ferguson and Eugene Frnese leave our modern art to whoever Inf anybodyl can figure It out I Jim Clarke leave playing my accordion I Boo Davenport leave the lob of prolec tIonIst to Swede Carlson I Robert Hall leave with my trusty camera I Richard Seguin leave Miss Poores office in a mess. I Gurden Henley lave Miss Srnitw my bookkeeping workbook half finished I Bob Hornnbrook leave Arlen Harrison the romantic parts In plays l Don Malgesinu leave my graceful basket ball drnbblung to Virgil Iverson We Jack West BIII Richardson Curt Prsce and Bob Vogel leave our sophomore girls behind I Glenn Greenleaf leave my typing ability to Duane Mathison We Marilyn HornIbrook and Ruth Johanson leave the candy counter to Mr Bates and the mice We Margret McGuInness Marlene Morgan and Sharon Colllns leave the dark room to Diane Brown for further developments I Barbara Olson leave In Joes convertible I George Gamble leave to appear In court I Ron Harrison leave my pertpatetic nature to Steve Opel We VI Johnson Faye Keough Pauline Tschernuch and Anna Rheinford leave the study hall much quieter We Al Faulkner Jim Kelley Rich Kuhlman Jim Nunley and Hank Wright leave the lob of making lournalism a riot to Murl Harpham and Dick Ingalls We Pearl Johnson and Gloria Posey leave the cafeteria and all that money I Freeman Nickel leave to hunt for more rocks We Mickey Webster Darlene Nolan Rose mary Palella Babe Prather and Betty Math: son leave vacancies In the drill team We Nancy McCready and Sonna Eickhoff leave a locker full ot punk to posterity I Bernice McDonald leave my artistic ability to Edna Hun I Dick Ryan leave for an Institution of higner learning I Hazel Mesher leave my red hair to Joyce Edwards I Jeatrte Crarn leave my knack lor spell Ing to Tom Hall I Joyce Mc arty leave my option on boys Icm Monroe to Chaz Greenlund I Shu I y Klokkevold leave Miss Cowden with all -hose books IH the library I Norman Relnke leave after knocktng down all the cans IH Safeway I Beverly Jones leave to find a boss lap to slt on I Donna Miller leave my dear old grand fathers mustache cup to Virgil Iverson I Ralph Hiram lRonl Cook Jr leave my In testlnes to Steve Smith s Bnology classes' By Sonna Eickhoff PAGE FIFTY FIVE 1 1 1 I 1 1 Q I II I , , O . I 1 1 1 I ' 'I I 1 1 ' ' . . I I 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' I 1 1 1 1 1 1 I .. . . I I I I 1 I 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 I I I 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 ' . .. . , . 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 - 1 1 1 ' ' ' . . . 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 - - ' 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - - - , . . - I I 1 1 1 - 1 ' I 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' I I 1 1 ' , . 1 1 1 1 .1 . . S 1 1 I 1 . . . , . . I - . . 1 1 1 ' A 1 1 ., . . . 1 1 A 'I ' I.. , I 1 1 1 ' ,. . . 1 1 III H . , .. .. .1 I.a ., .. I I I I I ' l' I' 'lie . , ' . , . . 1 I' 1 ' 1 1 1 ' ' - X - - 11 - 1 11 ' -V 1 - c ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' I- I . . ' ' . -1 IV3 1 ' 1 1 1 1 - . I I 1 1 1 1 I I 1 1 ' , . . 1 1 1 ' , , ' - 1 1 -1 ' I f . . , . 1 1 ' ' lla Zagea panifzefzfi fchool Achvmes Home Economics Top row Lee Anne Smathers Bonnle Tuengel Jay Hmds Judle Slmmons Seeond rovs La Vonne Soma Peggy Storwxfk Vlrgmla Roholt Phyllls Roetclsoender Donna Tzomblay Mrs Condell Janntors Mr Knapp Mr Goldmger Mr Burrxs M1 Parker Mr Bates Mr Moore Mr Moe Ceramics Shlrley Lodwlck Freeman Nlckel Mr Clayton Darlene Nolan Cooks Mrs Swandt Mrs Knapp Folk Dancmg Drnvmg Instructors Mr Clayton Mr Gxlbertson Art Class Back row Jxm Fenton Jlm Young Janet Stex ens Harold Jewett Donna Mlller Mr Roberts Fxont row John Fenton Curt PYICE Jlm Nun ley Bob Johnson Bernlce McDonald SAYINGS Home Ec cookxng Where s the can opener? Janitors We re all so happy we have that popcorn machine 'VIr Bates Mr Moore and Mr Moe Gaudy but all the boys are wearmg em Ceramxcs Fxre one' Cafeteua Its good and good for you Dancmg Pass the Hadacol M1 Clayton and Mr Gllbertson Duvers Yesssss' ' Art Dont let vshat you see decene you PAGE FIFTY SIX n 0 0 ' .. . , , . . . , . ln . . . Y. ' . . . . A V ' ' , - , . . , , Q a 1 ' . , . . . , . , . . I . . V- - V . Y Y . - - - 1 v ' . , . , . . Y , , . ,Q . , - V L . , . . . - , , ' v .' Y , - .- , 'rv 1 V . ' v Gui Ni nl vhllolx TOP ROW Jerry Reed Bull Larsen Gene Hanson Don Malgeslnv SECOND ROW Ron Fuller Jzm Fenton THlRD ROW Gordon Walker Levx s Ralnes George Gamble Jack bleason FOURTH ROW Duck Schuler Ron Cook FIFTH ROW Jael Wet Bull Rlch ardscn John Fenton Mr Stan Bates Coach Bobby Bates us IIT center of fleld PAGE FIFTX SEVEN - , K ' X f . . X . . I . ' F Ql1' - 3 9 - ,W .... 6? ' ,lf YARDS Q, ' I6 ,. L, in ee Xl F3 Game Um pawlffzeu FOOTBALL Only eught lettermen were on hand for the openung football practuce called un early Sep tember by coaches Stan Bates Keuth Gulbert son and Chuck Sekuluch The furst game of the T950 season was wuth Monroe and the coach es had only two weeks to mold a startung eleven Returnung lettermen on hand were lunemen George Gamble Bull Larsen John Fen ton Bull Ruchardson and Jack West In the backfueld were Don Malgesunu Jum Fenton and Jerry Reed As un past years Snohomush Hugh School placed a member of theur gruduron squad on the all star football team Burly Bull Larsen wull represent the Panthers un the annual game to be played un August at the Unuversuty of Wash ungton Larsen played stellar ball for the Pan thers both un the lune and un the backfueld Bug Bull led the Northwest League un scorung Ten members of the Panthers furst strung graduated un June Those leavung were Gor Jack West left guard Bull Ruchardson center John Fenton rught guard Bull Larsen rught tackle and rught end George Gamble In the backfueld Jack Gleason quarterback Don Mal gesunu lert half and Jum Fenton rught half graduated Season s re cap Snohomush 46 Monroe 0 Power power and more power was un veuled by the Panthers un the openung game of the season The Panthers ran through the wob bly B arcats at wull and before the nught was over forty two players saw actuon for the Sno homush eleven Snohomush kucked only once and fauled to try a sungle pass Snohomush 44 Bothell 0 Wuth Don Malgesunu pavung the way the Red and Whute eleven turned un a hard fought vuctory over a strong Lakesude League eleven Malgesunu scored three touchdowns to head the Panther scorung column PAGE FIFTY EIGHT Snohomush 0 Burlungton 6 Snohomush Hugh Schools vusuon of an un defeated football season went flyung out the wundow as Bruce Nevutt and a fured up group of teammates pulled the upset of the year by defeatung the Panthers Snohomush almost scored un the second quarter as Jum Fenton broke unto the clear only to be pulled down from behund by an alert Burlungton safety man Snohomush 13 Edmonds 0 The seventeen game wunnung streak of the Edmonds Tugers was snapped by the Pan thers un great fashuon Out to drop the Tugers and get back unto the wun column the Pan thers pulled out a great runnung attack un Bull Larsen and Jum Fenton to crush the mughty Tugers Larsen scored un the openung munutes and Jum Fenton agaun un the thurd quarter Snohomush 25 Sedro Woolley I2 Penaltues musscues and Bull Larsen hugh lughted the panthers second conference wuns Burly Bull ran through over and around the Cubs for two touchdowns and passed to set up another paur Gleason and Malgesunu com pleted the scorung Snohomush 27 Anacortes 7 It was Bull Larsen s nught at Anacortes as the rugged left half scored 25 pounts on four touchdowns and an extra pount Bob Ramberg broke unto the startung backfueld and scamp ered for several gauns Snohomush 40 Mount Vernon I2 The Red and Whute touchdown machune con tunued to work overtume wuth Malgesunu an Larsen each scorung a paur of touchdowns The servuces of Gordon Walker were lost to e Panthers tor the remaunder of the season due to a broken arm Snohomush 26 Marysvulle 6 The second team got unto the act un t us game wutn the Tomahawks The Panthers ha to keep up theur pace to remaun un furst place wuth Edmonds Snohomush 42 Arlungton 'I3 The touchdown machune went to work agaun and gave the Golden Eagles a severe lashung Larsen and Malgesunu each scored twuce l . I r ' . ' 1 I I ' - 1 I ' . l 1 . . ' ' I D I ' A - ' ' ' l I 1 don Walker, left endg Ron Cook, left tackleg .' ' , 2 ' , A - I - ' - I , I ' . , 1 , 1 . . - ' . . . . . d , D - . . ' u th 9 . . I W .. - c . 1 . Q A . . H . I , . d WW nQ gf FOOTBALL Furst Pucture TOP ROW Bull Larsen Gene Hanson Shurley Henruckson Don Ma gesunu Coach Stan Bat s Ron Fuller Jerry Reed Lewus Raunes SECOND ROW .hck Gleason Jum Fenton THIRD ROW Gordon Walker Duck Schuler Jack West Bull Ruchardson John Fenton Ron Cook George Gamble Second Pucture TOP ROW Mr Sekuluch Mr Brutten Pat Muller Gary Clark Arvud Levun Bull Sunton Mr Krause Duck Smutn Danny West Bll Craven SECOND ROW Don Dolquust Earl Hannon Multon Lynd Clement Bowen Olan 0Neal Wayne Dunkun Hubert Marsh Don Ennus John Pressley Duck Hubbard Wally Radtke Floyd McKennon Shurley Henruckson THIRD ROW Bob Taylor Larry Sum mons Ray Norton Danny Kuehn Ken Cameron Dean Allerduce K uth Allerduce Lester Averull Charles Luncoln Mr Gulbertson Mr Bates FOURTH ROW Jack Gleason Jum Fenton Roy Jensen Ben Maulsby Francus Elmendorf Terry Hubbard Murl Harp ham Duck Ingalls Jack Stecher Bob Ramberg Dave Ollung Ron Norton Al Taylor Bruce Sluger FIFTH ROW Jerry Reed Ron Fuller Lewus Raunes George Gamble Ron Cook Don lvlalgesunu Gene Hanson Jack West Duck Schuler Gordon Walker John Fen ton Bull Larsen Bull Ruchardson PAGE FIFTY NINE 1 . . . . : . . D . . - 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 - - F 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . - - 1 - 1 ' 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 I 4 . . Q 1 . - - 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - - - 1 ' I . . A . . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 - - . , . 1 1 1 1 1 . ' , . I . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - We!! .Haarlem fear! Zia SONG LEADERS Hail to Snohomish High! These words were often heard as you walked to a game this year. Yes, Snohomish has iust made a basket or touchdown! The graceful girls in the foreground are the song leaders. The girls were well attired this year. For the football season, they wore white pleated skirts and red sweaters. Then, as basketball season rolled around, they surprised the stu- dent body with their new bright red dresses. They placed considerable effort in their work, even off the field. Just after re-election for basketball season, they went to Mount Vernon, accompanied by Miss Jeanette Poore, to attend the yell and song leader conference held there. They had a very pleasant trip and learned new ideas to bring to S.H.S. Although they had to furnish their own transportation to most of the away-from-home games, the song leaders were very good rep- resentatives for Snohomish High School. LEFT TO RIGHT: Carol Cummings, Carol Greenlund, Joyce White. LEFT T0 RIGHT Shirley Behlmg Barbara Olson Sharon Lambert Clara Wickham Matorette Lyla Bonney YELL LEADERS Even though the yell leaders plowed through mud and rain during football games they had two very successful seasons foot ball and basketball convention at Mount Vernon this year While there they were divided into different groups They came back with many new and different ideas obtained from other yell leaders The TOP ROW George Gamble Jack West CENTER ROW Bill Richardso Don Malgesim Bob Vogel PAGE SIXTY girls enloyed the trip very much Barbara has been yell leader for five semes ters The others on the squad are Clara Sharon and Shirley For football season the girls chose a white V necked sweater with red pleated skirts and mush emblems on the front Although fewer students went to the away from home games our yell leaders were al ways there to represent our school n, Ron Harrison Gene Hanson BOTTOM ROW Virgil Iverson These lucky girls went to a yell leaders' for basketball a white dress with the Snoho- N X51 g? ilkf I E rf I 9 ' r 15 QJNB SAI , , ff X NA , gr .fe 3 aww neat., 7 6 It BASKETBALL Plcked to ftnlsh In th second dtvtslon the Panthe s fought thelr way unto third place an the s rong Northwest Dlstrnct League Snohomnsh played three games nn the Dts trnct Tournament before bowrng out Gene Hanson a lun or hustled and scored hns way to the all star flrst team Bull Rlchardson and Don Malgestnu made honorable mentlon In the furs. tournament game the Panthers met Lynden and lost a heart breaker 39 38 The Batesmen could score only nnne ponnts an the lrst halt to tne Ltons nlneteen A terrlfuc last half surge headed by Gene Hanson and Ron Harrison tied up the ballgame before a Lynden foul shot In the last seconds proved the margin ot vlctory Hanson put In has flrst bud for all dtstruct by scorung stxteen pounts Playnng rn the losers bracket now Snoho mtsh won a thrlller dlller ellmlnatlng Arllng ton 44 42 The Panthers led at halftnme 26 22 and kept one or two ponnts ahead of Ar Ilngton throughout the game Frlday nlght was the rough one Barely beat en by Everett twlce earlter In the season Sno homnsh entered the thlrd game as the under dog Tne Seagulls led I7 to 9 at the end of the first period The Panthers came back to match them basket for basket nn the second quarter tack However Everett managed to draw away ID the laft half Hanson hut for seventeen and so ended the Panthers hopes for a State Tournament berth Snohomush 29 Anacortes 27 The Panthers celebrated thelr league opener by nosnng out the potent Seahawks Snohomnsh 50 Marysvnlle 38 The Batesmen were red hot as they hut from all angles to slaughter the Tomahawks Snohomish 28 Burlington 35 The Panthers lost thenr fnrst league game when the Tugers domlnated the backboards Snohomtsh 63 Edmonds 35 But the Panthers roared back for thetr next one and burned Edmonds under a terrnfuc bas ket barrage Snohomnsh 34 Sedro Woolley 17 The fans were treated to somethlng a lnttle- dufferent as the Cubs strnved to control the ball Snohomush had nt long enough to wan Snohomish 41 Mount Vernon 42 Thus was one of those games where the gun went off at the wrong tame Th Panthers gust couldnt do enough to wnn Snohomish 40 Arlington 38 Thus time the gun went off at the wrong ttnf-e tor tte opponents Srfohomtsh had to x ork hard to g t by thus one Snehomnsh 39 Anacortes 4-1 After holdlng a four potnt half tnme lead the Ba esmen folded before the Seahawks spnntesl comeback Snohomush 39 Marysvllle 32 The Panthers flubbed their way through thus slopplly played contest to wnn by seven Snohomrsh 35 Burlmgton 37 Leadlno 24 to I8 at the halt the Panthers could score only flve pount to th Trgers I7 In the thlrd quarter Snohomtsh 59 Edmonds 25 The Batesmen went offense happy agann Sax Panthers scored seven potnts or more Swohomtsh 35 Sedro Woolley 34 Another ntp and tuck ball game saw Snoho mush barely eas by the Cubs Snohomlsh 40 Mount Vernon 33 The Batesmen had trouble for three quart ers be ore bulldtng a falrly comfortable lead tn the flnal period Snohomnsh 37 Arlnngton 43 Snohomish had trouble frndlng Itself IH the ball playing In the last half Don Malgeslnl Ron Harrison Blll Richard son Bull Larsen Bob Vogel George Gamble Gordy Walker and Jack West wtll be lost by graduation thus sprung Don Malgeslnl made All Northwest Dlstnct first team Gene Hanson made the second team Coach Everett Woodward s second team had trouble gettnng started but warmed up as the season progressed The squad was composed entlrely of sophomores headed by Mnlton Morley and Blll Aldrich who went to the dns trnct tournament wuth the fnrst ten Jam Thorn ton Loune Ralnes Dean Allerdlce Kenth Aller dice Jon McCready Bob Ramberg Roy Gab no Make Barnhart Ken Carlson and Jerry tslokkevold wlll be back next year for a crack at Stan Bates varsnty squad At season s end Gene Hanson became the second man to wtn the Crook Odegard Free Throw Shootung trophy awarded annually to the team s best free throw scorer Don Malge sunt and Bull Rlchardson were honored by benng selected as co captatns for the season TOP ROW Vtrgul Iverson Bull Ruchardson Ron Harrtson Bull Larsen Ceorge Gamble Bob Vogel Coach Stan Bates SECOND ROW Murl Harpham Jack West Gordon Walker Gene Hanson Don Malgestnt Duck Ingalls Manaoer Shtrley Henrtckson TOP ROW Mtlton Morley Make Barnhart Dean Allerdtce Bull Aldnch Ketth Allerduce Jon McCready Coach Everett Woodward SECOND ROW Kew Carl on Bob Ravnberg Lewts Raunes Roy Gabrto Jerry Klokkevold Jam Thornton Manager Dave Stevens TOP ROW No rs Potell Pat Mtller Floyd McKennon Hubert Narsh Mr Ted Brttten Coarh SECOND ROW Bull Craven Duck Hubbard Don Enms Farrell Benn tt Corn ltus Rtchards Olan ONeaI THIRD ROW Verlyn Iverson Don Ren Mtlton Lynd Jam Mtles Arvtd Levtn Bull Stnton John Press ey PACE SIXTY TVVO . , . . 9 I . 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'M A ' I - - ' A: Q Um 0 0aZc!ze4 BASEBALL Contrabutang greatly to the success of our Snohomash Hagh baseball team thas year was the fact that there were many returnang letter men However there were several strong un derclassmen who were amportant to our team thas year and gave promase for another suc cessful season next year The catchers matt thas year was falled by Jack West senaor wath Keath Allerdace ready to take over next year Patchang fane ball were Gordon Walker Gene Hanson Bob Ramberg Ball Rachardson and Jam Keaton Farst base was handled by two sophomores Ball Aldrach and Malton Morley On second base was Rach Kuhlman wath Gary Hughes ready and able to take over At shortstop posataon and holdang the spot alone we had Curt Prace Thard base was taken care of thas year by Bruce Slager Make Kendall Les Averall and Gene Hanson The outfaeld was well taken care of by Bob Ramberg an left faeld Ball Rachardson an raght faeld and an center faeld we had Jam Keaton Gavang these three close competataon were Neale McKenzae Johnny Fenton Jack Eby Don Healand and Harold Jewett Our farst non league game was wath Bothell on Apral 3 Then we swatched over to Everett to play two practace games on Apral oth and Tlth The league games were as follows Apral T2 Edmonds here Apral T9 Arlangton here Apral 24 Mount Vernon there Apral 27 Marysvalle there May TO Arlangton there May 4 Edmonds here May T8 Marysvalle here ln the past fave years Snohomash has seat a man each year to the All Star Game an Seattle The farst year an T946 Darrell Kel ler the shortstop was selected an T947 at was Dack Rodland an T948 Bob Jones an T949 Gordon Rodland and an T950 at was Earl Averall Jr Here as a last of the graduates an baseball from Snohomash Hagh that are goang places Farst we have the great farst baseman Earl BASEBALL Torgeson for the Boston Braves who wall be playang strong thas year af he as not both ered wath another anaury Over an Seattle there are two very good ballplayers from Snoho mash who are playnng for the Unaversaty of Washangton Huskaes They are Gene Norton and Gordon Rodland Down an Oregon we have Earl Averall Jr who played excellent ball for S H S two years ago Raght around thas part of the country s Bob Courtney who plays for Everett Junaor College and was a teammate of Bud Kuhl man who now plays at Central Washangton College an Ellensburg Both were teammates of Bob Keaton who as playang ball at Gon zaga Unaversaty at Spokane The farst game of the season was wath Both ell played at Bothell Snohomash won by a score of 8 2 Gordy Walker and Gene Hanson patched for Snohomash and allowed Bothell but two hats Snohomash gathered TO hats wath West and Walker each contrabutang a double Bob Ramberg packed up two sangles and scored two runs Saxteen boys were used an the con test Hanson and Walker struck out TT Both ell would be hatters The next day at Snohomash the two teams met agaan Ramberg started on the mound for Snohomash wath West doang the catchang The Panthers won thas one by a score of nane to fave Jack West led the Snohomash hatters wath a sangle traple and a home run Snohomash garnered ten hats but made four errors The Bothell Cougars gathered but fave ats ln the past ten years Snohomash has won the County Class A tatle seven tames The Panthers should enaoy a good season and as an the past they should be up near the top of the ladder when the season as over When next baseball season rolls around W wall mass the famalaar faces of Curt Prace Jam Keaton Jack West Gordy Walker Rach Kuhlman Ball Rachardson Neale McKenzae Johnny Fenton but we know some of these players wall be heard from on other baseball fields TOP ROW Le ter Averll Jack West Ball Aldrach SECOND ROW Keath Allerd ce Curt Prace THIRD ROW Gene Hanson Mr Joran Mles Coach Bcb Ramberg FOURTH ROW Jack Gleason Rachard Kuhlman FIFTH ROW Jam Keaton Manager Tom Hall Make Kendall Ball Rachardson PAGE SIXTY FOUR 1 1 I I . . . 1 -1 1 1 ' I . 1 1 1 - . . . , I . . , . . . . . 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I PAGE SIXTY 'H f25f1ze4 ia TRACK Under the durectuon of Everett Woodward and the newly appounted fueld coach Keuth Guloertson the track team competed un the fol lowung meets Aprul 20 County Schools at Mon roe Aprul 28 Northwest Relay Carnuval at Sedro Woolley May 5 County M et exclusuve or Everett May l2 County wuth Everett May I9 Dustruct at Sedro Woolley May 25 and 26 State Meet at Pullman The openung of track season found the boys ra her thunly spread un the sprunts and hurdles tvuo events that usually are well fulled The other events were fulled by the followung boys Jerry Reed and Charles Luncoln un the hurdles and sprunts George Gamble and Bob Hall senuors un the quarter mule Jum Nunley sen uor Murl Harpham uunuor and Al Jacobson sophomore un the hal. mule Bob Vogel senuor and Duck Ingalls uunuor un the mule The fueld events were handled by Ron Harruson senuor and Terry Hubbard uunuor uavelun Bull Larsen sensor Duck Schuler uunuor and Lewus Raunes sophoncore shot put and duscus Roy Gabruo sophomore role vault Bernue Tuengel and Jack Rhoads senuors un the hugh rump Larsen and Tuengel went to the State Track Meet last year and are pountung to another great year thus year The tumes and dustanc records o the school .har tne boys trued to better are Pole V rult 100 yard D rsh 440 X rrd D ish 880 yar d Run Mule Run Hugh Hurdles Lou Hurdles Hrgh Jump Duscus Broad Jump Jax elrn Shot Put 880 Relay TRACK G Oles L Arrruundson J 'Nor w ell V9 Muller Johnson Peterson Peterson Tuengel Hofstr and Amundson Larsen Larsen Hofstr 'rnd Tart Peter son Nor vell 1F1 10 2 015 4 43 153 23u 137 1 21 3 1114 1 AQ 0 134 1948 1942 1945 1942 1950 1945 1945 1949 1945 1942 1950 1950 1945 TENNIS Come on Toad the udea us to hut the ball o fer not through the net Whose sude are you playung on anyhow? Thus scummy racket us worthless None of your excuses hut the ball Thus x go ous language you hear as you near the courts us only the pep talk of th tennrs boys Any day you mught have had the energy to walk outsude and down to the tennus courts last year you unvaruably found some tennus stars umprovung theur form When the l950 season rolled around tennus un Snohomush Hugh started The season dudnt look too b ught for the new coach Wuth no veterans and tew senuors turnung out Joe Clay ton was con ronted wuth all uunuors to full hus sfruad As the season progressed however so dud the uunuor netmen They took second pl ce ln tne county losung only to Arlungton twuce and Edmonds once Snohomush receuved another honor when ut sent two racket wuelders to the Dustruct Tourn ament at Mount Vernon Charlue Junneman and Bob Heurman the two chosen to represent Sno homush at the Dustruct played consustent ball ror Snohomush all season At the Dustruct meet Charlue and Bob met theur downfall at the hands of two Mount Vernon lads by losung two out of three sets The l95l season was brughter practucally the whole experienced team from the last year returned The veterans Bob Heurman Charlue Jrnneman Roger Hoffman Glenn Greenleaf Jum Fenton Jam Snyder Bob Johnson all drew startung berths Tennus us taken very seruously un Snohomush and the actuvuty usually develops some surprus ungly good teams The tennus actuvuty us a good place for you to be uf you untend to turn out or even uf ut us merely your pastume For the past two years ut has been so overcrowd ed that the old tumers play on Monday Wednesday and Fruday and the begunners play on Tuesday and Thursday Many good players have been duscovered un the actuvuty peruod so vve ll be seeung you around BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT lVlr Everett Woodward Dave Ollung Bull Hoggarth Bob Hall Charles Luncoln Floyd NlcKennon George Gamble Jum Ford Berme Tuengel Arvd Levun Ron Harruson Albert Roetcusoender Jerry Reed Earl Hannon Olan O Nerl Bull Shepherd Ron Taylor Bull Sunton MIDDLE ROW Dean Allerduce Bull Larsen Jurn Nunley Bob Vogel Jack Rhoads Prt Wulson Terry Hubbard Murl Harpharn Drck Inqalls Liury Srunmors lVlr Keuth Gulbertson BOTTOM ROW Duck Schuler Al Trylor Bob Nunley Delbert Davus Al Jacobson Roy Gabruo Jerry Klokkevold J rr ll evuelleuu Roy Jensen MIDDLE PICTURE Bsll Larsen Jrck Rhoils Berme Tuengel KNEELING Ron Hrrruson SECOND PICTURE George Grnuble Bob Hall Bob Vogel KNEELIILC J uNrunlcy BOYS TENNIS BACK ROW Nelvrn Nelson Henry Wrught Clyde Fuscher Arno Lauterbach lVlr Clayton FRONT ROW Jum Fenton Bob l-leurrnau Gleun ureenleaf Roger Hoffnan Jurn Snyder Bob 'olrn on PAC L SIXTY SIX . . H , , , 1 - ' ' ' X ll 1 - 1 . ' V ' 11 - - 11 1 ' , - ' . ' 11 - - 11 - 1 . D t - 11 - 11 - 1 1 g . ' j , 3 'l I' 1 . . . 1 1 I 9 . 1 ' I 1 1 A A ' - 11 11 - - - 1 I , 1 1 ' - - - - - 1 , T' u . F 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 I I I I '1 ' 1 I 1 q' 1 1 1 - 1 1 - 3 1 I I ' ' 1 1 I 1 I I I I - - ' 1 1 1 I - 1 - I 1 ' I 1 ' ' 1 1 . . . - . .. , ' 1 . . 1 1 S T l ' . , Q. 1 . . . I I I z . 11'2 . ' , ' - ' :S . 1' i 1. ' 1 1 1 220-yard Dash L. Amundson 122.9 1942 - - -jr ' 1 .H if .3 , ' ' ' - ' ' '. 1 ' ' 1.: . - ' C. 2 g 'Y ' P. 'J 2 . ' ' ' - ' ' P. ': : . ' - ' - - ' ' B Y 5'9 ' ' V , D . ' rl . L . r lr I I - . . .. .. . , ' B .1 F 'Y'1 H ' B. .,. A, 1U11 ' , ' D. '1 . . ' D. ' 1 P. . - J. . . . y 11 , 1 - 11 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 ' l 1 - - 3 1 L 1 , ' , 1 . ' . , e e c , . . 1 ' , 1 11. , ' , 3 1 ' . 2 1 , 1 , . ' 7 in 1 1 I 1 ' , ' , ' ' , . . . : ' , ' 1. u ' , ' . ' 1. . .1 1 s . . 1 . . 1 1 - -3 -nl U--A I AGE SIXTY QEVEIN C 4 , Ls -' 65 , 9 - . A-oi .,.., X ' 1 L Gmrf 01 Wwe Who GIRLS SPORTS Late In September speedball turnout was begun Class teams and captalns were chosen and Intramural games were then played The Iunlors and sophomore teams tled tor TIFSI place by wInnIng two games tylng two games and losIng one Barbara Anderson was chosen manager for thls sport It was her Iob to care for all ot the equlpment At the end of the speedball season the class captaIns met wIth Mlss Phyllls Ocker grls P E Instruct or and chose the lollowlng glrls or the A team Norma Henrlckson Mona Sklna Kathy SmI h Betty June Rlchards Patty SInton Betty Roetclsoender Joanne Hagglund Margaret Woods Janet Stevens 'oanne Sturlaugson and Maxlne Gamble Marlon Wtlllams Patty Rlebe Mary Johnson Thelma Sklna Anlta Bot tano Vlolet Bafsxnger Myrna Vall Phyllls Dav IS Jerry Stevens MarIlyn Lauterbach and Bar bara Anderson made up the B team Speed ball playday was at Twln CItIes October 2l Followung speedball came volleyball Man ager for thIs sport was Mona Sklna wlth Patty Slnton as asststant The senlor class team won the most games In the class competltlon Chosen for the volleyball A team were Betty June RIchards Joanne Hagglund Max SPEEDBALL lne Gamble Babe Prather Patty Slnton Mona Sklna Janet Stevens and Norma Henrlckson Joanne Sturlaugson MBFCIB Gamble Kathy SmIth Barbara Anderson Jane Aldrlch Mar garet Woods Myrna Vatl and Margrett PrIn gle were on the B team Monroe sponsored me volleyoall playday December 9 Early ID December basketball turnout be gan The senlor class team havIng been un beaten thus year was named tlrst place wIn ner Babe Prather was elected manager and Maxlne Gambl assIstant manager Glrls com posIng the 'oasketoall A team were Joanne Hagglund Mary Johnson Patty Slnton Kathy Srnlth Mona Sklna Babe Prather and Mar garet Woods Barbara Anderson Myrna VaIl Thelma Sklna Betty Cleveland Marcla Gam ble and Janet Stevens made up the B team Flayday was held February IO at Arllngton The only sport In whlch the gIrls partIcI pate ID leagu play wIth other school IS tennls Turnout tor tennis IS held In the sprlng at the same tlme as softball and bovvllng Some ot the mlnor sports In whIch the GAA members engaged durlng the year Included plng pong track hlklng skatlng SKIIHQ swtm mIng badmInton and gol An all sports play day was held In MarysvIlle In Aprll featurlng badmlnton tennus bowllng and pmgpong BACK ROW Mona Sktna Maxme Gamble Kathy SmIth FRONT ROW Patty Slnton Betty June Rlchards Joanne Hagglund VOLLEYBALL BACK ROW Janet Stevens Maxme Gamble FRONT ROW Betty June Rlrhards Joanne Hagglund Mona Slnna BASKETBALL BACK ROW Kathy SrnIth Mona Sklna FRONT ROW Patty SInt.on Mary Johnson Joanne Hagglund PLAYING Patty Slnton Mona Sklna Betty June Rlchards Kathy SmIt.h Mary Johnson Joanne Hagglund TENNIS BACK ROW Marcla Gamble Jerry Stevens Kathy SrnIt.h Betty Cleveland Amta Boltano FRONT ROW Pat Rlebe Myrna Vall Janet Cranmer VIolet Bayslrger Betty June Rschards BASEBALL BACK ROW lVaxIne Gamble Betty Cleveland Mona Skma Kathy SmILh FRONT ROW Joanne Ha99lUfld Mary J0hf1S0f1 Paiiy SInt.on GIRLS SPORTS MANAGERS MIss Pnvlns 0 ker Advlser Barbara Anderson Mona Sklna Babe Prather Patty Slnton 11 PAGE SIXTY EIC HT , . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 ' - 1 - - 11 11 - ' - . 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' NAME Brrbara Olson Ellen Olson Rosemary Palella Glorrr Pose P rbe Prather Curt Prrce Norman Rernke Annr Rhernford J rck Rhoads Petty June Rrchards Brll Rrchardson Drck Ryan Dive Sather Marv Lou Schmelzer Nola Schmelzer Rrrhard Segurn Prttv Srnton Prulrne Skjonsby Jrm Snyder Bernice Sprcer Cl'rr'r Mae Sternke Beverlv Stroh Ron Taylor Prulrne Tschernrvh Fernie Tuengel Bob Vogel Gordon Walker Jerry Walker Marrlvn Webster Jack West Marthr Wrllrams Henrv Wrrght TALENT Vellrm., H1 ya Who rre sou flowers beautrcrrn brseball grocerru M Mrlcs yo yo Me hunt n spelling doughnuts Hello I ot psychology rom rnce bov'-. stcckrngs Im gorn corn hot water mustachc people autos smrles finance twrn brother Lets go Snanrsh dogs 1faBe AMBITION vell queen Where yr herded? 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C f-cll Young Walkrng., my baby back home Beverly Zenger Her nrme frrst on llsts Z he last BEAUTY SCHOOL LEFT T0 RIGHT Junlor Hugh student Marulyn Harvey Jennle Hull Anna Mae Stucky Edra Ottenr Mrs Sayre Phyllls Rlchards Babe Prather, Mlldred Rhoade SENIOR HOME ECONOMICS LEFT T0 RIGHT Nola Schmelzer Babe Prather Marllyn Webster Barbara Olson Betty Holstead Delores Froembgen Vr Johnson, Marlene Morgan Margaret McGulnness Mass Stevenson BIOLOGY CLASS STANDING Lula Smlthley, Arthur Stach Mary Prlce Bob Nunley, Melvln Lowry, Denzll Noble, Bull Aldrlch, Ken Slrnmons Hubert Rhernford Ed Steensland, Doug McElroy SEATED Ken Cameron, Patty Trlpp Glorla Wolf CHEMISTRY LEFT T0 RIGHT Bob Vogel Beverly Stroh Mary McGulre MISS Fowler Anne Gale Gene Hanson PAGE SEVENTY ONE Kia -7a - Wa SONGS AND YELLS Red Whute Fught Fught Red Whute Fught Fught Who Fught We Fught Red Whute Fught Fught nthe anthe Fught Fught S o h om u u Snohomush Snohomush Hugh Su oh mush Hugh wer hoostung 'or you Snonomush Hugh to you We re true Tln Red and Wtaute of Old Su onomush Hugh Wull ever thrull us through Snohomush Hugh your sons and daughters Wherever un thus world may roarn Wull always luve to love and honor Our dear old home IA! It SFVFNTX TWO Haul to Snohomush Hugh Haul to Snohomush Hugh Cheer them along theur way Onward to vuctory May we vvun agaun today Well guve a cheer for Snohornus Hugh Long may they reugn supreme Shout tull the echoes rung For the glory ot our team Fugh team Fught Fught eam Fught Vught team Fught team Fught Fught Alma Mater Haul to Snohounuslt Hugh Proudly her prauses sung Che sh our hugh school days For the memorues they hrung Haul to Snohomush Hugh Long hay sh ke p her fame g II th echoes u r tl e glory o r nau I V I I I ' I , , , , , . , . , - ' 1 , . ,h . P-a- - - A -2'-s, P- - - - - -r-s, . y . ll I I , l , , S-SA n Ah-h li-'shl Snohomish, Snohomish, ri ' u e e . Sun ti e A r'ng Fo 1 ' F he Ne. 1 .C ' A , ' e ' u . .e 1 4 ' ' 3 JI ,' J I '- Y