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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1952 volume:

FRU rRTX Y .. I NPT ' SNOHUMISH am-ff-,W Af CfMQ'iTTT 3 KLA - TA - WA SNOHOMISH WASHINGTON VOLUME X SNOHOMISH HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR POEM When our work has all peen vnushed And The baTTle has been won We nwsT Turn To greaTer problems For our hrgh school lzle TS done A priceless Treasure IS Thus record Keeplng Track of happy da, Where we work and play To ne' Ter Be ore we parT an l go our Ways cxery class vve shall remember Every Teacher every Trlend W To has a lded To our knovvleclge Where uve spenT our happy hours In The school we love The pest We nwsl pass and he forgohen As vve face lnce vvnth The rcsT Qo we say To comnng Senrors ceacl our school vv1Th prlcle and care 'Keep Snohornrsh HW The lsrnellghr And keep oTher schools aware by Marcgocrm Rosscl , L, . K ' . fs . f Q Tl E , , . F l YeT our high schcol days rr'usT end. 1 ,,, . . . . . . T . Q x, DEDICATION To the mvmcnble spnruf that makes Sno homlsh such an outstandlng hngh school PAK F' THRLE 1 w 1, TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY IO I6 ACTIVITIES 39 46 CLUBS 119 62 SPORTS 65 80 CLASSES I 9-36 'K bo Sha Awe bm! lfze walk! in eaeaq fteadan FW Q. U, f.- A ..-f MG Gaia SEPTEMBER 14 Football game at Wapato 21 South Kntsap here 28 Edmonds here OCTOBER Sedro Woolley here Mt Vernon there Quill and Scroll lnltxatnon Anacortes here Marysvulle there Orthopedic Program NOVEMBER Arlmgton here Sea Scouts parents night Turkey trot Burlnngton there End ot quarter 16 Sensor play Thanksgiving assembly Yell leader try out Junaor Red Cross assembly Sensor Ball DECEMBER Junior Class dance Everett Basketball game here Gurls Club faculty tea Melodlers dance Burlington here Everett there Musuc concert Marysville there Sumner here Mt Baker here JANUARY Anacortes here Wenatchee here Arlxngton here Globe Trotters Sedro Woolley there End of semester Qunll and Scroll Soc Hop Mt Vernon here 29 Marysvulle here 31 Poluo assembly FEBRUARY Anacortes there Arlnngton there Sedro Woolley here Solo Ensemble Mt Vernon there Edmonds there Gurls Club dance MARCH 3 8 Dlstrlct Tournament Musuc Concert Quull and Scroll lnntxatlon End ot quarter Exchange assembly FFA barn dance Cholr meet APRIL 3 4 All hugh play 4 Everett Baseball there 714 Sprung vacatron Everett Baseball here LKE Assembly LKE Banquet Band orchestra meet Dads Nlght Marysville Baseball here Drlll team contest N W Relay carnlval FFA Banquet MAY Honor Socnety Banquet Baseball Edmonds here Senuor Plcnlc Baseball Burlington here Mother Daughter tea Junlor Prom Baseball Marysvllle there Sensor Banquet Gnrls Club Installation .IUNE Edmonds there Baccalaureate Campmgn Speeches Commencement Youth Views the News Lasf Day of School 25 l3UVl'V1Qton there The End ot the qreat year of 52 PAFL I1.lr HT O I O 1 8 . 9 5 13 12 . 15 . 16 ' ' 19 19 29 ' ' 26 ' 30 ' 14 ' 2 '. 18 ' ' 6 ' ' ' 21 . 7 28 9 ' 28 29 ' 15- ' 21 29 - ' 30 ' 1 30 ' - ' ' 8 15 15 8 V 18 Carnival 8 IQ - 13 ' ' 23 f ' 111 ' ' 25 ' 14 ' 26 ' 15 26 . . 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I . 2 7 . . . 4 8 ' 5 y 14 8 to ' 10 16 ' 11 21 ' 21 ' ' ' 18 ' 18 . 19 1 23 ' 3 25 ' 4 4 pf! acfminidfaafaad G A MOORE Superintendent STAN BATES Prancapal PACE TEN HAROLD B MOE Vace Prancapal You seniors are tanashang twelve years of elementary and high school education durang a time when certaan people over the country are casting a great deal of cratacasm at the publac schools Actually you have had your full share ot the three Ds drall drudgery and dascaplane We hope that they have been lamated to sub yects lake spelling and the multaplacataon tables that are best learned that way You have been allowed wathan lamats to choose subaects and levels that tat your abalataes and interests We hope that each of you has chosen wasely Though many ot you have taken dafterent roads we believe that each of you should ar rave at the same destanataon of good catazen shap success and happiness You have the tools to be used an attaanang that goal Congratulations to you the class of 1952 upon your completion of your hagh school work Praise should go too for your tane per sonal attatude during your school years The most important function of a modern hagh school as to help prepare andavadual stu dents tor successful lavang an a democracy No other anstatutaon offers greater opportuna taes tor the elamanataort or race and class preau daces and the development ot a sparat of co operation Nou have spent many hours studying sc ence English history and many other subaects You havent become a specaalast an any of thes hope however the traanang you have received wall help you become a specialist an lavang and an earning a lavang As you start on your new endeavors you have our best washes and we hope you wall always remaan a part of Snohomish Hagh School ecently a senaor sand to me I w h werent graduatang thas sprang ld lake to stay an school untal world conditions get settled My answer to ham and to other dasheartened seniors as embodied an these words of Wanston Churchill These are not dark days these are great days the greatest days our country has ever lived and we must all thank God that we have been allowed each of us accordang to our stations to play a part an making these days memorable an the hastory of our race In these challenging tames each ot us has a aob to do each has a part to play Todays world problems can be solved Each of you must help formulate the plan for thear solu taon and assast an carryang the plan through to a successful completion Good luck to you all and so long , - I Q , . 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I Av Mew Aelpeu a aflaueu HAZEL EQNSTER MARJORIE DAY SCHOOL BOARD The School Board whnch ts elected by cnt: zens of the school dnstrnct remanned tntact at thus year s election The members whose terms were up thus year Cecll Crook and Robert Waltz will now serve for another three years The members gutde the attalrs ot the school dustrlct Some of thelr responsubllntues Include checkung over and slgnung the monthly bills selectlng employees passnng on the yearly budget determunung on general polnctes and provldnng the tactlttles and means for educat :ng the students of the school dustrlct see that the dnstrlct atfaurs are run smoothly and effnctently They serve wtthout pay with the exception of the clerk who receives a nomunal salary for keepung the records and prepartng the monthly payroll of the dustrtct The local board consists of C F Van Valln presndent Robert Waltz vtce prestdent Cectl Crook clerk Frank McGutre and Ed Hoem SCHOOL BOARD LEFT TURGHT Nl Wtltz Nlr V1nV It Mr Cr l M Hoen Nl lVlcGune PAGE ELFX EIN O 0 J' lg I , Y C9 ,y if ' 1 if ' V 'T 1' , A 55 , 4 Q X 1 . 1 .4 V ,1 I ' 3, .1 E+, , , ,+ , . , . 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OO's. r. r, r. . dwelt aecafwf ali PAGE TW ELVE In Q' 1 ,nv 'D .li Jr APRILL JOE Mechanical Drawing Auto Mechanics U ofW OSC BLATT GLORIA English U of Cancun nattl Boston Unlverslty U of W BLOSSEY MILDRED Journallsrn Home Vnsntor W S C U of Callfornla BROWN JOAN Glrls Physlcal Educa tnon Western Washnngton College of Educatron CONDELL MARGET Horne Econornucs W S C U of W CLAYTON JOE Handicraft D lv: g Central Washnngton College of Educa txon U of W COWLES ORRIN A I g e b r a General Mathematacs U of W FOWLER RUTH Mathematucs Science U of Mont Stanford U U of W O S C GILBERTSON KEITH Practncal Englush Drrvlng Washrngton State College COWDEN LARUE Library Teacher On entatuon U ofW EICKHOFF LAURA Cornrnerclal Colora do State Wayne Teachers College U of W EICKHOFE HERMAN Band U O W Wayne Teachers College GILBERTSON LAWRENCE Agriculture Washnngton State College HEDLUND MAURICE Agruculture Wash nngton State College HODGE FRANCES English University of Washington N. 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I , , I - . 1 I ' Y I it , - - ' he ' Hug' , - , A X :1 iz ICCIOIYIL HURD MILDQED Forexgn Language Eng lush Unuverstty of Washungton INSLEE WINSTON Speech State Hnstory University of Washnng on JARRETT MARK Raoto Practucal Science Unny rsuty o Washnngton MLES JOHN Social Science American Governmen Hn ory U ldah C U or POOYE JEANETTE Psychology Voca tuonal Guldanc Lnnneld Colege WSC ROBERTS HAROLD Art World History Colora 'o State Colleoe SAYRE EDNA Beauty School Vocatuonal Traxnrng SEKULICH CHARLES Woodshoo Mon tana State Normal College Renselaer Polytechnlc lnstntute Northwestern U U of Washungton S-lORRO K PAUL English Unrverslty of Washnngton SVMT-l ETHEL Commercial C o u r s e s Washrngton State College SMITH STEVE Bnology Photography U o W O S C SNIAVCLY MARGUERITE Choir W S C U of W Northwestern U STEVENSON BETTY Home Economtcs University of Washington WESTERGREEN JOHN Agrnculture Washnngton State College WOODWARD EVERETT Boys Physical Educatlon Central Washungton College of Educatlon Untverslty of Washing TOV1 'G' ,ff PAGE. THIRTEEN :za Wea, year 3,2 Is everyone here? Let s go sand Presndent Vlrgll Iverson as the first Student Council meetlng of the year got under way Other fnrst semester otftcers present were Dtck In galls vlce presrdent Clara Wlckham secre tary and Carol Greenlund treasurer Among the many :tems discussed and set tled by the Councnl was the matter o ropnng off a rootung sectlon at football games Other matters whuch came up for discussion were the sale of more pom poms and a pep assem bly commuttee Terry Hubbard was appolnted as Fnre Chuef The suggestnon that each class have a cer tam sectton rn which to srt durnng pep assem PAGE FOURTEEN Preslclent Vlrgll Iverson blues was adopted A change was made as tc the number ot song leaders from three to fave durung the second semester The problem ot non student attendance at the after the game dances was dlscussed and It was decided that one person out of each couple should show an SHS actlvxty tncket at the door The second semester was preceded by a warmly contested student body electron Stu dents re elected Vnrgul Iverson and Duck Ingalls as president and vuce presldent respectively Margrett Prlngle was named secretary wtth the posltron of treasurer held over by Carol Greenlund Student Conference Day an an nual event was held at the Unlversuty of Washnngton 5 , ,- X A A I s 'QW' - 'Y 3 e V 4, . ,, ' ,X W Ag - , K 'M A' 5 I f . I ix MU 2 It I . .4 I I Q H ll Iv . Q If 'Jiffy 1 .I - ' f 21 -. .Ir .Is If I- Q' - ... 1, ...L ,V .I ,. Q fx ' VW. JK . I f ' . :ff - 5-'ff.,+ 5' 5.1 WS? X' A J- -, ,I - .. -- ,N ' - 1' .!v:,',' -',' , -. ,:- cl- '- --3 .: , , 5, , Wi' - - , r -.-,.,-Ili.,-, .ft-AL5. .,,l f, - 3-..5h,,f.. Y .?:,--f9Cp !' ifvfr ',-t.'t,1't1'wZ- I-If: --'56, s I H , H V - - . , . ' ' ' I 1 I 1 ' 5 , . . . . f . . . ' . . I , - I leacleu In the yearly turn-about exchange of teach- er-pupil relations, a very successful Student Government Day was held with Iverson acting as Superintendent George Moore, Dick Ingalls as Principal Stan Bates, Margrett Pringle as Mrs. Day, and Carol Greenlund as Vice-Prin- cipal Hal Moe. One big event which many took part in was the Community Red Cross Drive. Jeanette Lindstrom was in charge of STUDENT COUN CIL-FIRST SEMESTER 5 canvassing on the one-night porch-light drive. Over two hundred dollars was collected to- ward the successful campaign. President Iverson appointed Joanne Hagg- lund as chairman, and Dorene Woinowsky as sub-chairman of the school carnival held in the big gym on the night of April l8. This event was the final big affair sponsored by Student Council and concluded an active and progressive year. FRST ROW, Marina Nletrokas, Mary Johnson, Joan Thompson, Joanne Hagglund, Eiieen Hoggarth, Ann Wann. Carol Greenlurid, Ted Clark, Dan West, Dick Schuler, Mr. Bates, Aoviser. SECOND ROW: Dick Bosse, Diane Broan, Don Dolquist., Bob Craig, Myrna Vail, Gary Ellsworth. Denzil Noble, Lester Averill, Verlyn Iverson, Virgil Iverson. STUDENT COUNCIL SECOND SEMESTER T ROW Clen Bijhtn I, wrs n ia no arene rause onne ic of n veeniun O x Bti hoff Ivltigrett P ngle anne agjluml y lllntn Ca ol Greenlund Ityrna Val Nlarie Wicklund Dan I et SECOND tr Steclter Dck5cl1uIer Dick Ingwlls ine n verson on uis err i o Darrel Mvon o Rwrnbeig Gwry lllswortli IVlr Bites PAGE FIFTEEN FIRS 2 1 IM J , 'lirroll C. I 0 , L'l K tt, IVI I , K , C ' N' h S Evely G' ' it, Gloria li 'Cr. L 'bara Eick , L' ri , Joi I-it 1 ', Sall -L . r ' o, '? I, Q ' ' , Res. ROW: Jf lc , i , ' 1 ., Bolt Ni I y, Verly I , , D Dolq it. J y Reed, Virgl Ivers n, I ' .. , B It aecaacleu ANNUAL STAFF FIRST ROW Gailee Johnson Joyce Krause Dorene Wo nowsky Marilyn Perry Ardele Dxon Phyllis King Sally lllman Caroline How land Mona Sk na Marguerite Russell Miss Fowler Adviser SECOND ROW Marcia Gamble Sally Wilson Joan Stecher Violet Bay singer Baroara Sklonsby Marie Wlcklund June Raines EDITORIAL Kla Ta Wa is an Indian term meaning We are leaving Thus lt is an appropriate name for our senior yearbook for we the class of 32 are leaving the halls which have become a second home to us During the four years spent on the campus we have grown both socially and intellectually This development in the direction of maturity should enable us eventually to cope with the adult world Although we have not all attained the same amount of knowledge we have all had the opportunity to pursue our fields of interest We have been exceedingly fortunate in the wealth of available vocational subiects enabl ing many students to prepare for their choice of vocation on graduation For the academic student who prefers to go on to institutions of higher learning valuable courses in col lege preparatory work were offered As part or our leave taking we are happy and proud that we can put out this yearbook which records the many memorable times spent at SHS We have tried to include all clubs activities and athletic and social affairs so that all might more easily recall names places and events in years to come These are the factors which did much to make our stay at SHS an enloyable one. We hope that five years ten years hence our readers will be able to leaf through this annual and recall that certain school-day friend who was so dear. Such a record of events as this will also be an aid in realizing what a great influence high school years have on one s development and how teachers and administrators worked PAGE SIXTEEN patiently and painstakingly to mold oood c tl zens We wish to express thanks to the people who have helped make this yearbook a suc cessful one First of all we acknowledge our deep indebtedness to Miss Fowler our ad viser who spent many outside hours helping us to meet our deadline Without her assis tance and advice we could not have published this book Next we salute Mr Moe who prco read all our write ups Finally we thank the students who assisted the staff with the write ups and the teachers who advised tnem This annual staff has spent many enloyable hours of work in the preparation or the Kla Ta Wa of 1952 We place it in your hands witn the hope that it will bring back many wonder ful memories to you Editor Mounting Write up Editor Picture Editor Business Manager Art and Theme Identification Senior Activities Captions . . Senior Cards . Snapsho s . Spelling . . Senior Pictures . Assistants . . Sally Wilson Editor Staff Sally Wilson Gailee Johnson Marguerite Russell Dorene Woinowsky .loyce Krause Sally lllman Marie Wicklund Ardele Dixon . . Maxine Gamble . . Marcia Gamble . Caroline Howland . . . Marilyn Perry . Barbara Skionsby . . Phyllis King . Mona Skina Violet Baysinger .loan Stecher 0m paufmg wma, SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS FIRST ROW Jerry Reed Presudent Joyce Krausu Tueasurer Arlrne Johnsou bccretary Gaulce Johnson ul e Presut tt SECOND ROW Nluss Fowler lVlr Nlles Advlsers TOP SENIORS As the end ofthe school year was approach ung the offuce staff began checkung carefully through the scholastuc records of the senuors They found nune who had outstandung grade averages The nine students were also actuve un extra currucular actuvutues Almost every club un school contauned at least one member of the above mentuoned Leaders were Duane Brown who was presudent of Quull and Scroll Joyce Krause presudent of Lambda Kau Epsu lon Joanne Hagglund gurls club presudent Llara Wuckham presudent of honor socuety Duck Ingalls was studenty body vuce presudent and outstandung un athletucs Paul Hodge was chaurman of Oruentatuon Drull Team was capt auned by Joanne Hagglund and Clara Wuck ham took over the post of student body sec retary whrle Sally lllman was presudent o Thespuans In addutuon Duck Ingalls Sally lllman Joyce Krause Eldon Bell Paul Hodge and Duane Brown represented the school publrcatuons Arrowhead Annual and Begunners Luck Sal ly and Duck eduted the school paper and Paul was edutor for Begunner s Luck Some of our top senuors had stage records Clara Wuckham Eldon Bell Sally lllman Phyl lus Kung and Duane Brown worked wuth Mr Inslee un hrs productuons Paul and Joanne were outstandung rn our scuence and math department Paul receuvung natuonal honors TOP SENIORS TO RIGHT Drk l rw ls W cm Jo rc wuu e 1 llooqe D we B ouun Joanne H1 Gun P vu Kuna bily P LFE NINI TILFN l O l u HY, -, . .. 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If.F.A. 3, Gl'111'1'1l1 C11111s1-. 9-I '1 1'.'1CN'1 1'-:AIX Qaagwq ahaflpu JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS FIRST RUW Mrs Hodge Advuser Myrna Vaul Presuoeuut Juuuu son Advuser Bob Taylor Vuce Presudenu JUNIOR CLASS Tne un or Class started off our year wuth a ang by electung a gurl for presudent Myrna Vaul Oner ofrucers were Bob Taylor vuce presudent Jum Vogel secretary and Dale An nus treasurer We exploded agaun un October durung tne Or hoped c druve The class commuttee for thus cle wt corususted of Dean Allerduce Jum Young Myrna Vaul and chaurman Bob Taylor Al uhougw the class made a last munute supply o applesauce we stull came second to the sen ors The uudgung was very close ln November our class sponsored one Ou the most successful after the game dances S uclents danced to the musuc of the Stardust Wwen football season ended Stan Bates ound many lunuor lettermen on hus cham 3 onshup team and one of these Lewus Raunes end d uo ow the All Nortnwest S cond Team Other promunent players uncluded Bob Ram berg Dean Allerduce Alb rt Jacobsen Bob Taylor Larry Summons Mtlton Morley Ken Cameron Lester Averull and Earl Hannon In basketball uunuor boys made up the nu cleus of the team and boys luke Boo Ramberg Muke Barnhart Ken Carlson Lewus Raunes Dean Allerduce Jon McCready Jum Thornton and Bull Aldruch sparked our team on to vuc tory an many games Many uunuor boys wull turn out for baseball Among the duamondutes well expect to fund Lester Averull Bull Aldruch Multon Morley Bob Ramberg and Garry Hughes Kathy Smuth became the only uunuor un S Club to earn her thtrd strupe by mud year The tumblung team performances claumed Pat Nuchols Mary Johnson Nancy Lakey Joanne Sturlaugson and Jennue Lyon These gurls tumbled at the Orthopeduc Program the Aldercrest Sanutoruum and the Unuversuty of Washungton Partucupattng un Meloduers were Marlys Vogel e reta v Dale Anns Trea urer SEu,0 ID ROW Mr G lbert Ruebe Barbara Lane and Dorene Wounowsky Marlys Ruebe was also called upon to sung at several events as a soloust In the musucal lune Dale Annus us the student durec or of the hugh school band and also the leader of the popu lar German Band Thus band won furst pruze un the Red Cross Talent Show ln February Myrna Vaul announced her commuttees for the Junror Prom They were clean up Jum Vogel Phyllus Davus publucuty Vuolet Baysunger decoratuons Janet Cranmer Jum Young programs Joan Thompson musuc Carol Greenlund entertaunment and master of ceremonues Muke Gamole chaperones Cynthua Webster punch Fay N lson tuckets Dorene Wounowsky funances Dale Annts un vutatuons Barbara Lane The group chose u I mans on a showboat and darky stngers couples danced to musuc on the nught of May Representung our class among the yell lead ers are Shurley Behlung and Myrna Vaul whule Carol Greenlund us a member of the song I ader team On the roster of Gurls Club offucers we fund Myrna Vaul agaun as secretary Some other uunuor offucers un varuous organuzatuons unclude Barbara Lane who us vuce presudent of Larnbda Kau Epsulon Dale Annus presudent or FFA and the treasurer of Honor Socuety Marulyn Kelley presudent of FHA and Mary Johnson secretary of S Club When Mullard Ireland and hus travelung group came to Snohomush to record a sessuon of Youth Vuews the News un January the teachers selected two uunuors Vuolet Bay sunger and Dale Annus for the panel of four to aur theur opunuons on current news topucs Dale and Vuolet also are the uunuor representa tuves on the school s debate team Mrs Hodge and Keuth Gulbertsoru helped us funush up the year wuth another bang as we prepared for our bug year T953 and gradu atuon un the ruear future PAGE TWENTY SEVEN O O : . . . 4 Z '. 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' 1 'ft .6 S 51' 'F' 'I 7' If J' .til 5: M , ,. fl fifitzf. fulfe ancfca' SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS FIRST ROW Don Dolqu t Presudent Donna Harvey Secretar Treasurer Multon L nd Vuce Pres dent SECDND ROW Mrs Condell Mr Smuth Advusers SOPHOMORE CLASS Seated one day un my classroom I was then at my Sophomore ease My eyes were wanderung udly Over pages of hugh degrees' I know not what I was seekung Nor what I was studyung there But my eyes fell upon one quotatuon That plunged me un depths of despaur You are only a tuny atom One wee drop un the ocean of lufel It was thus that crushed all of my spurut And fulled me wuth darkness and strufe That pousonous declaratuon That muserable wretched lune And entered unto munel may be next year Ill be able To rud me of that dark beluef It may be that only as a Senuor Can my vanuty fund a reluef At the furst meetung of the sophomore class thus year we elected Don Dolquust presudent Multon Lynd vuce presudent and Donna Har vey secretary treasurer Our advusers are Mar get Condell and Steve Smuth Outstandung sophomore boys who won meur letters un football are Bull Sunton Floyd Mc4ennon and Multon Lynd The reserve basketball team was made up maunly or sophomore boys who had a very successful season Hugh Marsh Bull Sunton and Multon Lynd saw some actuoru un the furst team games There are many good prospects un the class of 54 for track and baseball Don Dolquust has already earned hus letter un track wuth hus very good pole vaultung November 7 l9ol at I2 20 a group of track boys set out across country un order to wun a turkey awarded to the boy who took furst place un thus race .lum Ford a well known sophomore Pl' GE THIRTY Y Y boy raced to the funush lune to claum hus gob blung pruze In the fueld of sports the gurls shune brught ly too Many gurls from the class of 54 have earned theur sweaters and are well on the road to S Club the gurls sports club The gurls who have theur sweaters now are Greta Fortune Donna Harvey Euleen Hoggarth Maru lyn Lauterbach Euleen Maeder Mary Lou Terry Vurgunua Thornton and Maruon Van Eyk These gurls represented our school un playdays held by other schools They also helped to make our own volleyball playday a huge success Our class takes part un many actuvutues and clubs such as Drull Team Tumblung FHA FFA Tennus Lambda Kau Epsulon Honor So Sea Scouts Chour Sku Club Folk Dancung Yell and Song Leadung and Thespuans We also have one representatuve un the newly estab lushed dance band and three un the very amus ung German band Most of these clubs and actuvutues helped to make the Orthopeduc Druve and program a success The tumblers have been doung much un the way of enter taunung handucapped chuldren by takung a group of tumblers and a uunuor hugh group plus other entertauners to the spastuc center un Seattle early un the second semester Donna Harvey us our lone representatuve un Thespuans for she had a part un the all school play The debators helped to make the Youth Vuews the News show a success Huldy Esper and Ann Soxman are the sophomores un thus new organuzatuon Just before the end of the thurd quarter Chrusta Sohnel a cute blond haured blue eyed gurl from Berlun Germany entered Snohomush Hugh She says that the students are very un derstandung and helpful as she us gust gettung used to the language She also adds that the teachers are very nuce and not so struct as un her natuve country Chrusta says the classes are more fun too l V -L S Q If s 'I I X ! X V! , I . V I l s I ' X J 5 7 : is . ' 2 . - 1 ' , ' .i . I . 1 . ' , ' . . I , I ' ll Il ' I . I 1 1- . , , , . . , , , , . I 1 . . - . I . l I . I . I I I I . That came from the soul of some author, cuety, Debafe, BSQlV1V1ef'S l-UCk, Melodiers, Trio, . . I I I I I It I I 1 1 . 1 . . ' . I . I . I , , - I - . - , . . 1 . - . 1 1 . I ' I I , . . I ' ll 1 u . , . . , I D 1 I . I 1 1 ' r ' ' 1 ' 1 , : . 4 I . . . . . , ' , . Lucll'e Advn Harvey Bagley Farrell Bennett Gppedfl- Artw lr Blckford 0 P5 Dlca Blackney Mvrni Boyd Earletta Brow Orv lle Brown Barbara Bunn Erne t Buss Jun C1 dwell Carroll Carlson Carolyn Carter Bull Chrlst anson Don Cooper Ted Cox Jun Dale Joyce Dully Ollve Danner Bla ne Davls Paul DesMarals Don Dolqulst Jerry Dotson Boo Douglas Claudla Douglas Betty Drles er Ron Dubuque Nancy Dunwoody Wayne Dunkln Barbara Elckhoff Garld Elliott Don Ennns l-lnldegard Esper Alb rt Files Dor s Felton Jlm Ford Greta Fortune Bully Froe nbgen Nlarllne Fuller John Gou s Margaret uoldsbary Fred Gray Joyce GVEEDSI4 Peggy H11 and Don Haase Dorothy Haley Donna Harvey Marl n Helke Lane Hereth v ln Hll Gay Hlnds Bon 1 e Hoffrmn Ell en Hoggirth D clc Hubbard Dor s Humphrey Verlyn Iverson led Jacobsen Donna Jensen Olnver Jergensen Rlclurd Johnson Yvonne Johnson Nola Johnson x Jerry Jones Velrna Jones Wayne Keen Maurlce Keene Frreda Keller Sharon Kent George Kessell Nancy Kessell Lorr 'une Klot7er Bessle Knott Sharon Lambert Jean Larsen Nlavllyn Lauterbach Arvld Levln Bull Levvus Russell Llndsey Milton Lynd is X 7 1 .14 tv 44' 5 I rd ,-1' ffga 1 ,ou 4 ,l 'Y 'F U- begin X' lij -in ,f 44' ,-v Q0 l,I 0 at PAGE THIRTX ONE ', J Q ' ' K M 1 A F H, 'Sir' V' ' . ,J B 21, J Q if , J ffl 3 -'-'ivy f I M . 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L C f N E if ' 'X 3' lwnfyll rlrglll icf ' men FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS F FIRST ROW Danny West Pres deut VX luna Re ruke Secretary Treasur Marlene Krause vue Pres dent SECOND ROW Mr Sho uck Nlss Poore Adv se s FRESHMAN CLASS Luke stunned chuldren we wandered through the halls of our faur school the furst few weeks of the year but all too soon we had to settle down to elect class offucers Thus proved to be a very duffucult task as we had so many elu guble candudates Funally our class elected Dan West husky ballplayer presudent Next Marlene Krause was chosen to be our vuce presudent Wulma Reunke was elected secre tary We re sure she had one of the buggest 'obs keepung tab on the thungs we frosh dud Our advusers who helped to make our furst year of hugh school a success were Muss Poore Dan West and Marlene Krause wuth the help of the other enthusuastuc freshmen worked on the Orthopeduc food druve Jean Page and her cute crew of freshmen gurls canned applesauce Muss Stevenson advused them Thus contrubuted greatly to the freshmen wun nung thurd place over the sophomores ln the fueld of sports the class of 55 us not to be forgotten euther Many boys turned out for each of the malor sports Our class was represented un football by a group of husky boys Mr McNamara from the uunuor hugh school coached them Mr Gulbertson s basketball quuntet played a full season Many boys from our class are sure to be on the reserve team next year Our class us well represented on both the track and baseball squads Many boys wull have theur letters before very long Gurls dud theur part un sports too Wulnna Reunke Glorua Oluver Bonnue Maeder Ann Vanderhyde and Lorraune Reed took part un all the sports the gurls sport department had to offer Other sports actuvutues are freshman soft ball taught by Mr Cowles and tumblung Many boys and gurls from the class of 55 learn fancy foot work un theur actuvuty peruod classes Gurls un tumblung learned to do head flups and fush flops along wuth the advanc d group The mats horuzontal bars horse and parallel bars offered the boys of the tumblung group a real challenge Many boys became experts on the ropes also The gurls drull team us made up of more than half freshman gurls They learn trucky steps whuch look very nuce when they per form The folk dancung class durected by Mr and Mrs Euckhoff was very popular wuth frosh Here husky boys learned the art of graceful gludung We also had a representatuve un the The spuans Peggy Hodge earned for herself a part un the all school play Smulun Through The frosh gurls helped make the Gurls Club fashuon show a success Many gurls modeled beautuful creatuons whuch they had made un Mrs Condells sewung classes Many other actuvutues whuch we took part un were debates FFA Twurlers Sea Scouts Larnbda Kau Epsulon and the Panther Patrol Our class was not outdone by the other classes un untellugence euther Maruorue Stuart .lack Thompson Lawrence Marsh Bud Hasel ton and John Stevenson all receuved straught As durung at least one quarter of the year Our class us certaunly an enthusuastuc group Wnatever we do ut us sure to be done well Look fou our class because we are progressungl PAGE THIRTY THREE --. . 5 , i u 3 fi i , - er: , ' i I . 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For Bur yn Carol Stucky Dale Qurdyk Dite St ezey Jick Tho npson Lirry Thompson Pit Tucker Fred Tuengel Wesley Tyter Ann Vanderhyde Victor Van Valnn Louuse Vwghn C1roIVoIz Ann Winn Clayton Weaver Dan el Weoster George Webster Dan West l'tA1rnIynWIInrn: no 'X al! 7.8 .1 6 ft lm, hd r. -'7 mmx, Nl -1 pf 0? Q! -of 4 -ff I I.aX 1 QW 1 10 .ff 1 wWtI s J vn Wool orth Lou se Woods oh Yooe Don W 1Zl nk M ke Woolx orth Joyce Wr qh '- he If in-1 111 A ....... 4 :UF ,- .,f vs pi P' PN if ,- ri I PAGL THIPTH PHIL O ' , ...me L 9 ,.-I at 'fu QA' ,V A, ?,.o , ,t - ' . 'Y 5 1' - C. 1 . , k .5 t -I .y , ,, ,gl , . fl- , 'lj y y A V, ., -4 ,- jf. V W- t U , V ' l fb , ' I ' Fu- , , Y y I I k Q , 7 T W ,L V t, -.-'V, ,. f-'A ' 5 Z' x f. M ' ., , 'L -' . ,- 'T ', fi fr c X 4 I l 5 A I if K ' , I 1 A t ' W X I vo,-' - at- f, A c -- , . fl 'H , Cm tl Og'Nvie A F A - , V A ' N It me' - 5' 4 fe It ' ' ' 4' , ,, , , .F Kr, 'io .,--, x 1 Q Y l n , me 'men , A vt ' ' 1 ' .' .2 'f f , . 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'L 9 Roi 1. l v. 5, B ., . r 6218 In September 1948 we the class of 52 entered S H S hopung to make our class the best ever Wuth the aud of our advusers Mr Brutten and Mr Shorrock we held our furst class meetung and elected Duck Ingalls presudent Jack Stecher vuce presudent Jum Stecher sec retary and Terry Hubbard treasurer We were very proud of our basketball team when they came out on top to wun the Sruo homush County Junuor League Champ onshup Boys who were on the team were Vurgul Iver son Jerry Reed Terry Hubbard Duck lngalls Ron Fuller Steve Opel and Duck Schuler Our class showed great promuse for future years Sally lllman became a member o the Th spuans Under the guudung hand of Presudent Sally lllman we the new sophomore class made plans for an actuve year Our vuce presudent was Sally Wulson secretary treasurer Barbara McKunney and advusers Mrs Condell and Mr Smuth We were well represented un every actuvuty Twenty four members were unutuated unto Honor Socuety un Drull Team were Joanne Hagglund Jeanette Lundstrom Elfa Dunevant and Carol Cummungs boy tumblers were Bob Lane Jum Stroh and Eugene Bunnall whule Norene Terry was on the gurls tumblung team Dan Johnson Sea Scouts and Carol McClellan F H A February I8 was a bug day for that was the day of the Merry Muxer a combunatuon party and dance for all Snohomush Hugh The commuttee heads for thus were Mary Anne Corcoran decoratuons Sally Wulson tuckets Paul Hodge funance Paul Webster clean up Dan Johnson musuc Duane Brown entertaun ment Barbara McKunney games Norma Mc Lenaghan food and Carolune Howland p trons and patronesses When we became upperclassmen we elect ed Gene Hanson presudent Sally lllman vuce presudent Joyce Krause secretary and Joann Hagglund treasurer Our advusers were Mrs Hodge and Mr Gulbertson Durung our furst meetung we organuzed plans for the Orthopeduc Druve Sally lllman un charge We set up sta tuons un each area for brungung food un he varuous rural dustructs Our careful plannung helped us wun our goal as we tued wuth the senuors for furst place un the druve We held an after game dance un the old gym on January l2 wuth Joyce Krause as chaurman May 18 was set for the date of our Junuor Prom whuch was headed by Gene Han son More than a hundred couples danced to the musuc of the Stardusters on A Nught In PACE THIPTH SIX Shangru la The south end of the gym was con verted unto an oruental pavuluon wuth adlounung stone walls cut by moon gates In the spot lught was a moss covered rustuc brudge whuch crossed a serues of rock garden pools Under the north balcony was a colorful mural show ung the dustant Humalayan Mountauns and a typucal Asuatuc scene Brught Oruental lanterns furnushed a soft lught for the dancers Besudes helpung the senuors un preparung for the senuor banquet we decorated for bac calaureate servuces wuth Edna Hunt and Joyce Krause un charge Also we furnushed ushers for commencement exercuses The urst meetung of the senuor class of 52 x as a bu f one undeed M etung ufu Mr Mules room we elected Jerry Reed presudent Gaulee Johnson vuce presudent Arlune Johnson sec retary and Joyce Krause treasurer It was durung football season on October 8 that we learned our mughty player Gene Hanson had played hus last game Ou football due to an unuury Terry Hubbard earned the plauduts of hus fellow players when they named hum wunner of the annual Best Blocker Award Ron Fuller was awarded the captauns trophy and Jerry Reed receuved th Luons Club In spuratuonal Award To the musuc of the Stardusters happy couples danced at the Puxue Paraduse on No vember 30 The old gym was converted unto a beautuful forest wuth a toad stool domunatung the decoratuons Carol Cummungs general chaurman of the senuor ball chose the follow ung commuttee members Sally lllman and Don Dunevant decoratuons Joanne Hagglund en tertaunment Duane Brown orchestra Sally Wulson patrons and patronesses Gaulee John son punch Ardele Duxon and Marue Wucklund clean up Joyce Krause and Jeanette Lundstrom programs Arlune Johnson publucuty We chose as our senuor play Street of Dreams a colorful story of how to get on Broadway Thus called for two months of hard work and perseverance In the cast were Phyllus Rockne Sally lllman Gary Ellsworth Jurn Stroh Marulyn Perry Arlune Johnson Vuol tSmuth Eldon Bell Janet Crocker Duane Brown Joyce Edwards and Phyllus Kung prompters Duane West Jeanette Lundstrom and Don Dunevant Near the end of the year came OUR senuor banquet OUR senuor pucnuc OU? baccalau reate and OU? comm ncement These events scarcely need mentuonung because they are tne uaeverto beforgotten memorues experu enced by the class of 52 O o 1 - 1: I I I - ' . . 1 - 1 . ' . 1 ' 1 1 . 1 ' I I ' ' I I ' y . I I I ' I I I I ' ' I . -' , I' ' r I 1 . e . 5- ' I 9 - -I A ' ' 1 1 1 I I - . l I ' I I - , ' 1 1 . 1 - 1 - F . - 1 - ' C 1 I I I l 1 4 1 1 1 I ' Q ' ' . , . S - Phyllis Kung uouned Thespuans and Meloduersg . . 1 I I I f - . I ' - . . 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 . 1 I 1 . . . , - A 1 1 1 1 1 5 , ' . 1 1 . 1 I 1 ' I Q , Q . 3 1 I ' ' - . - A ' ' - , . ' 1 , u , . . . . . A Q - . I v 1 1 1 . I 1 Q . , . - - I I 1 u ' ' Q . I ' V D . , , . - Activities 145142 ,M SNAPS FROM SENIOR PLAY FIRST RUWI Gmy FfUv.o:'Vw, ,My I2N'v'wg UQ. Bm E bio Ef' . t'wVfi Lyn . Dov Duma-A.'a'1. .mv SMC . SECOND ROW: '-.iufi Harp rvrww, Arvly vmhvy, Cmfa kim- ww, Jwm Lfiti-ff . Defivis , THIRD ROW: Di - ' La Hxfyn., Iqjzqy ww: Wwyilu Kun f - --,-.Q cg W . Iwliuy, D nfctif. J 7 w PAFE FHI1 TX 'NINI' wecf 4, The 96 voice mixed choir, directed by Miss Marguerite Snavely, gave several outstanding performances during the year. Their first performance was at the Ortho- pedic program in October. In December the choir presented its gift to the community in the form of a Christmas concert in the audi- torium. On March 14, the band and choir gave its annual spring concert in the new gym. On Saturday, March 29, they participated in the Annual Western Washington Northern Di- vision Choir Competition Festival at Edmonds. During May, selected members of the choir attended the Annual Snohomish County Festi- val in Everett. The thirty-three seniors who will be leaving BAND FIRST ROW: Joyce Krause, Duane Mathison, Connie Richard, Mar- lenc Krause, Erlayne Petersen Frances Storwick, Carolyn Carter. Barbara Eicxlioff, SECOND ROW: Ray Norton, Kathy Srnith, Shirley Behling, Friefla Keller, Marion Annis, Janet Lyon, Eldon Bell, Bill Fcnter, Lee Ann Binattiers, Ann Vvann, Larry Hesseltine, Dick Git- t:ri. Lane ri-,rein THIRD ROW: Victor Van Valin, Larry Craven. Jean Lirsrn, Jeanette Day, Georgia Mesher, Carl Johnson, Marilyn Williainf. Don Ren, Dic-4 Bagley. Glenn Stocker, Ann Soxnian, Jirn Nortlii-up, Ron Jrinies. Ron Dubuque, Vcrlyn Iverson, Bob Rerishax.. Bott Nunley. Glenn Carpffntcr, Dale Annis. FOURTH ROW: Bob Neis- ingcr, Porter Slcinner, lVlr, Eickhotf. Director, Clara Wickham, Caroline 'lu .'.- lanrl, Pai Riehe, Robert Stribling, Virgil Iverson. Paul Wehst,rri', Wally Rafltlce, Hubert Marsh. Lawrence Marsh. Dick Hanley, Brin Miiioqiie, Earnest Buss, Joy Salvadalena. Richard Both, Dan Wf--t, l,n..rls-f. 'su-Cher, Jerry Jones. PAGE FOILTY choir at graduation in June are: Dixie Bosse, Grace Brookhart, Diane Brown, Edith Buchan- an, Roy Bueler, Marianne Corcoran, Barbara Danta, Don Dunevant, Jack Eby, Joyce Ed- wards, Ron Fuller, Andy Haley, Murl Harpham, Marie Harrington, Terry Hubbard, Virgil Iver- son, Arline Johnson, Phyllis King, Leonhard Lapins, Norma McLenaghan, Shirley Morris, Lona Moyer, Rita Peterson, June Raines, Dick Raymond, Jerry Reed, Ray Reinke, Dick Schu- ler, Vi Smith, Janet Stevens, Paul Webster, Mildred White and Marie Wicklund. The baccalaureate and graduation exercises were the closing events of the year for the choir. f-G fe ' 1 r 1 63391 V1 L ill - Everyone loves a parade, and this year the spectators at six parades were thrilled by the snappy music and precision drilling of the band. Twice during the summer months, the band participated in parades in Everett. First, the annual 4th of July parade and then, the Scan- dinavian Festival, where the band won second place. Later in the summer, in the Kla-Ha-Ya Days celebration, the dancing steps of the band drew the admiration and applause of the spec- tators that lined the streets. Second place award was earned in Mon- roe at the Evergreen State Fair Parade, and at the Fair in Puyallup the band performed CHOIR FIRSTRUW: Gladys Freenilre, Vi Sinth, Phyllis King, Greta Fortune, Marlys Rfebe, Shirley Jones, Donna Jensen, Roy Biioler, Andy Haley, Arthur l3.c+,forr:, Paul Desfvlaraie, Russell Lindsey, Bob Renshaw, Bev Young, Annctta Green, Doris Huff, Verna Gardner, Marie l-Iarrinqton, lrene Hall. Pat Posey. SECOND ROW- Diane Brown, Barbara Danta. Dire Bossa. Lona Moyer, Dorothy Haley, Mildred White, Nola Johnson, Jerry Dotson, Ted Cox, Don Dunevant, Leonharft Lfipns, James Wrght, Phyllis Roetcisoender, Connie Nichols, Myrna Boyd, Ehriey Morris, Joyce Edwards, Janet Crannter, Janice Crull. THIRD ROW: Peggy r-lodge, Barbara Lane, Shirley Le.-.ls, Lydia Salvadalena, Ruth Prinzen, Joanne Sturlaugson. Clarice Porter. Dick Schuler, Terry Hubharo, Ron Fuller, Deralj Llrner, Ray Reinke, Marline Fuller, Rita Peterson, Dorothy Stevens, Jeraloine Stevens, Marilyn Lauterhach, Araniinta Sliqer, Baroara Behout. FOURTH ROW: Shirley Peacor, Grace Brookhart, Gloria Hanson, June Raines, Carol Aspluno, Bonnie Hoffman, Joan Morgan, Rich- ard Raymond, Milton Morley, Earl Taylor, Virgil Iverson, Paul Webster, Joan Thompson, Dorene Woinowsky. Janet Stevens, Pat Nichols, lrene Reed, Marie Wicklund, Marilyn Purtternan. over station KOMO. They also provided back- ground and accompaniment music for the en- tire Orthopedic program. In November, they iourneyed to Seattle to take part in the second annual Santa Claus Parade. Here, a first place in all around music was won. ln late November, the Sno- homish people were able to view the intricate steps and precision marching in our own Santa Claus Parade. Proving that concert music appeals to the public as well as marches, the gymnasium was packed to capacity to hear the annual spring concert on March ld. There are sixty members in the senior band and eleven of these members are seniors. 6,1 PAG IC FORTY-ONE 'nazfmalau' l l u ROW ONE John Stevenson Darrel Srnuth Darlene Johnson Margaret Haselton Elaune Grellette Freda Evans Marlys Ruebe Noua Johnson ROW TWO Helen Metrokas Maruna Metrokas Arnold Marler Pat Bell Lovusa Randall Eleanor Hernbd Karen Spane Don na Kessel! Sally Johnson Phyllus Wulluarns Don Stauff Conne Nuchols ROW THREE Jeanette Lundstrorn Joanne Hagglund Shurley Stulson Donna Tromblay AnnRae Ruchard Pat Tucker Pat. llalun Davud Roetcusoender Margaret Goldsbary Dorus Humphrey Nancy McDanuel Kathy Druesler Clarence Robertson Joy Bagwell Wanda Ruebe Karen Ogden PIANO PLAYER Phyllus Kung GERMAN BAND Duane Mathuson Connue Ruchard Paul Webster Verlyn lverson Dale Annus ORCHESTRA The forty puece orchestra under the durectuon of Muss Marguerute Snavely has been workung busuly all year The number of hugh school musucuans un orchestra has uncreased a great deal un the past year Thus year there are twenty two hugh school students whule un the past there have bcen only one or two Only uhe orchestra has gone regularly to festuval a Everett for the last tnree years Last year tnose attendung vtere John Stevenson Darrel Smutn Helen M trokas Marana Metrokas Con nue Nuchols Don Stauff Nola Johnson Joanne l-lagglund and Jeanette Lundstrorn The or chestra has partucupated un the rT'usuc concert at the hugh school every sprung and plays the processuonal and recessuonal at baccalaur eate servuce un the audutoruum Thus year us the furst twat the group has had any contest ex peruence Wt hun the organuzatuon th re are three small groups a strung quartet strung quuntet and a cello quartet In addutuon tvvo students play un the Everett Symphony They are Don Stauff and Connue Nuchols PAUL FOPTY TWO GERMAN BAND Early un 51 H J Euckhoff organuzed the group referred to as the German Band con sustung of Duane Mathuson and Connue Ruchard clarunet Dale Annus cornet Verlyn lverson trombone and Paul Webster bass During the year they performed for the tertaunment at a basketball game and varuous adult clubs un thus vucunuty As payment the group receuved refreshments whuch they easu ly devoured They also took part un the annual Red Cross talent show appearung un brughtly colored folklore outfuts composed of green and purple short trousers vvhute shurts brught ly decorated suspenders red and whute socks and flashy Tues They were awarded furst place Through the clever antucs of Dale Annus and Verlyn lverson th group was able to add comedy to theur snappy musuc Wuth only two senuors un the group they are lookung forward to another successful year V l I . . . 1 . D ' l , 1 , z , ' 1 , . Thfee afe graduating Senlofs- - Machias and Snohomish PTA's, half time en- 1 I I . . . . . . I . l I . ' Z I , ' ' '- . , Q . I D , - , , , I I . I I ' ' ' . . I n ' 3 . I Q .ji . . . Q Q I ' ' l . U . . I 1 1 1 U . , . 4 ,X 1 L ' 64160 ME ODIERS Thus year the Melodlers, composed of sux teen gurls seven of whom wall be graduated nn June have had a very enloyable season They have performed for many organlzataons durung the school year uncludlng thenr tradl tlonal Christmas program at the Sanztoruum The group receuved a superlor ratnng at a contest held at the University of Washlngton February l6 INSTRUMENTAL ENSEMBLES The nnstrumental ensembles played at var tous local socnal functnons assemblies and meetnng entertaxnments durnng the school year All these groups went to a contest at the Unnversnty of Washnngton and recenved hugh ratings This year small groups are benng encouraged by Instructor Mr Elckhoff to go to contest as a means ol experxence tor nn drvnduals as vvell as the whole group MELUDIERS Marlon Van Eylc Mary Anne uorcoran Lona Moyer Nola 'ohnson Pat Northrun Joyce Edxards Shlrley Morrts Helet hows B uhur l. Dorene Wonnofvsky Connne Nlchols Phyllns Krq D rr Je S Ph ns Roetcs nd V Srnlth Mar s Qnebe BAND ENSEMBLES RUW ONE HRS-T PlCTURE Dale Annls Glenn Carpenter Paul Web ter Hubert Marsh Ronne James Don Ren SECOND PICTURE Verlyn Iverson Ron Dubuque Ponnle J rnes Jnrn Northrup THIRD PlCTURE C nr e Rchard Marlcn Krau Joyce Krause Duane M athlson STRING ENSEMBLE Connle Nxchols John steven on Don Staxff No a Jonrson TOVETTES lv' ulys Rlebe nlola John ot Connle Nichols ' I 7' Q? Qs I I PAGL P OR I X THHLIL 0 0 O I L . I . . I . I , . . I - . . . . . I , I - I I A . Z E t f T , t -1 - - ,. t ' ', Y Mat , sl' 5 a an-3, ' - , ' ' , ' A, outa n en, yll' ioet er, I ' , ly : : ', , is , . 3 . . : , . ' a ', ' . 1 o if . A fe Se. ' . ' 1 3 ' ' , ' 1 s , ' , . 1 , , 1 .a'g , ' S 1, ' ' . Y 7 'W V' ., Y ., Y y i K T T , ,, , T J M' I, 3 , .X , , T , I V Q , V Q9 f j I J fi f . 'f- S ff ml '5f7' N Q A Q , X, -. M ,. .. 012 wg. SQ 4? X-Y JUNIOR PROM 06 FIRST ROW Duck lngal's Jeanette Lund trorn Arlune Johnson Joyce Krause Duane Brown Joanne Hagglund Sally lllman Mrs Hodge Advuser SECOND ROW Sally Wulson Barbara Dania Shelley Pells THIRD ROW Dan Johnson Gene Hansen Jerry Reed Ron Fuller Gary Ellsworth Paul Hodge Bob Lane JUNIOR PROM More than lOO couples danced to the musuc ot the Stardusters on Fruday May l8 1951 at the Junuor Prom A Nught un Shangru la One end of the bug gym was converted unto an Oruental pavuluon wuth adlounung stone walls cut by moon gates On the other end of the gym was a colorful mural showung the dustant Humalayan mountauns and a typucally Asuatuc scene In the center of the floor was a moss covered rustuc brudge over a rock gar den pool Committee chaurmen were the following Don Dunevant Sally lllman Joyce Edwards Barbara Danta Jeanette Lundstrom Duane Brown Duck Ingalls Shelley Pells Sally Wulson Ron Fuller Jerry Reed Joyce Krause Arlune Johnson Paul Hodge Dan Johnson Bob Lane Gary Ellsworth Gene Hanson general chaur man and Frances Hodge and Keuth Gulbertson advusers PAGE FORTY FOI R f? O O t .f' - ,' 4' jf 1: . -V ' ' X ' z, Y Q 'Q I I ,Iii ,, , u, I n ri., A. ' 5 . -E A V but - . , , , l , I. 1 , I ti x b v 4 R '- ' N 1. ' , o 2 1. s l Q., ,, , ig 6 CL 4s'f. , A 1 we i sz- ,LV X 4 V M, . I A , 5-. A - f ' 1 Y x 5 I nu H ' r 0 N Q A f t . -Q 'Y I . . Q . . . u , . . . l V - u u . , . 1 . , . Z , , . , u u - l I ' 11 - - - n ' I, . ' I . I I 1 1 r u I I I I ' I I I I r 1 ' 1 4 1 1 Yi'--T7 4 ., .4 2' '- -.'.. I , J A keep feel' cfancinq SENIOR BALL The Pixie Paradise sponsored by the Senior Class was held in the old gym on November 30, 1951. It was almost impossible to recognize the old gym after it had been Transformed into a pixie playland. The Stardusters of Monroe played under a giant toadstool which was the dominating figure of the decorations. Chairmen of the event were: Carol Cum- mings, general chairman, Don Dunevant, Sally lllman, Joyce Krause, Jeanette Lindstrom, Ar- line Johnson, Diane Brown, Gailee Johnson, Sally Wilson, Joanne Hagglund, Ardele Dixon, and Marie Wiclclund. SENIOR BALL CHAIRMEN TRUW llflss F0 lcr Alv sc 0 wil on y mn s ce f Ll C ll lu A xc SECOND ROW Arrtolf- D von Silly Wrlsor Don Dun vint Joanne Hvjclmd Cm ee Joltnon Mwrm Wicnlunt PM L I'0lx'I'X IIXI FIRS 1 i . vu , t i. r, Dian Bro' , Arlinc Johns . Sall lllrw . Carol Cumming , Joy ma S , Mr. fli ctii r. 2 ' E. ,J i, Qi. My ,nr , f' .. . I F ' W '- F ' C dame at It 3 v f f 5 xx we Helm., K ff' 4 1 SPECIAL SNAPSHOTS Fnrst here are Terry Hubbard .l rry Reed and Ron Fuller wtth th ur tootoall trophues Terry Hubbard a guard earned the best blocker award tor hts outstandtng play o both otense and defence Terry was also chosen or the All State team Tn team voted to gave Jerry Reed the un spnratlonal trophy because he always had plenty o hustle and kept the r'r'o ale of the eam from sagglng At the end o the football season Ron Ful ler was elected honorary captann by the rest of the squad Mona Sktna and Joanne Hagglund were the only gurls to earn their ball and chaln A ball and chaxn ts the hnghest honor gtven an gurls sports and requlres much tame and skull Paul Hodge an exceptlonal sclence student won honorable mention tn the eleventh na PAGE FORTY SIX itz. if Qf ' ttonal scnence essay contest nn which about 40 OOO other contestants entered In the tleld ot photography Darrell Mason took top honors He took many pictures tor the annual and Arrowhead besldes wtnmng turst prtze nn a photography contest sponsored by the Herald Phyllus doesnt look much luke a hoss to us Dxxle are you supposed to be a cattle rustler'? Wall the btg kitty btte gurls? Bob Ramberg a luntor won the free throw trophy for basketball this year Gene Hanson was elected to the alldustruct team This rs tne second year Gene has attauned this honor Dtck Ingalls was voted by has team members he most nnspnratuonal player on the basket ball team Last theres Vtrgtnua a song leader durmg basketball season practlclng her routine U l l J Q 9 t ft X 3' Q- ls 12 f xt r f 13,1 ' . lei , . V f -I X is It ., lv - As , ' Q- . ...... i 'g 1,4 ,fl rt ' 'Z' af Y , .jf . ffm sf v H ' 'g,,'L. l ' 4. If-Q 'VL 3 1 ,r ' 1 1 z V U ' 'W r nn . x lv 6 Q -- ' ::. r il t xv,..4 - - f -- .Yf iffy ll' Ill' X l t t . tl s, f ll! s -U I 1 9 1 l l l l ' e' ' ' . . I I A . . n 1 . F . ' ' ' t t' - . ' ' ' , . . l I - I I rx 1 . r V . 1 1 I D l . 1 . Clubs PAK I PORIX NI-XILN Sala 'Q SEA SCOUTS F R T RCW Hirvey Bagley Dave O lung NI e Ga tl le Din Jo s G ny Ll orth Charles L ncoln SLCUND RDW Mr Shorrock 1 X ru 1 r 1 ven on 1 1 Q on r mr c or Schoos V lor Van Xalan Jam tc T ' DROW Willy Rwttkc Rob Cm 3 Ray lorton Bob L1ne Paul Hodge Gene Han en T J Jacobson Mr Smth Sk: per Wuth Skrpper Steve Smnth at tne helm and Mates Paul Shorrock and Lynwood Smltn ow watch the SSS Ranger received the highest rank In Sea Scouting National Flagship Rating for the second consecutive time This was the skipper the mates and their crews The year hlghllghted by the ten day cruxse In June and the annual ball In January was full of exciting and :nterestlng events When the weather was good Cand sometnmes when It wasntl the week ends were frlled with cruises an both the Ranger and the Rover Saul mg crunses date crulses clam cruises Llons Cluo cruises parents cruises charter crulses and lust plain cruises fulled the year wntn plenty of fun and expernence on the water fnule frrst and classes furemanshnp talks Laon s Club banquets formal nnspectuons showcase dusplays game concessions and weekly meet nngs gave the group chances for both service and learnlng on land June 7 l95l marked an excltlng tnme for early that mornnng the SSS Ranger began nts ten day cruise unto the beautuful waters of Canada The furst destnnatuon was Frnday Har bor where the crew checked out at the U S Customs A few hours later after passing among some of the beautuful San Juans Vnc forla Bc came Into sight The crew made fast at th float ID front of the nmpresstve Empress 'Hotel Tnat GJGDIWQ all the scouts engoyed swimming at the Crystal Gardens a la ge Indoor sfvummung pool near the hotel Nanaimo was the next destination Alter .ra fellng through such tortuous passages as plore this lnterestnng town Early next morn :ng the Ranger was off for Jervis Inlet and Pender Harbor At Pender Harbor the skrpper and some of the crew met Mr McDonald the ofvner of tne north end o Princess Louisa In let which has been called the most beautuful place I0 Canada Anxious to get to tus spot the scouts headed north A run through Skookumchuck Rapsds and a stop a Oyster Creek were made on tae way Tne hulls on each side of the Inlet helghtened Into mountams Fmally Malmbu came unto slght and the crew knew nt wouldnt be long until they would be at the cl max of thezr trnp That evennng as the Ranger anchored be neath roarlng McDonald Falls with the sheer rock cluffs towering above on each snde every memoer felt satisfied and all knew that It was well worth the trnp to Louisa Now that they ve been there wall they ever want to get back agann'P Just ask any Sno homush Sea Scout where he wants to go on the next crulse Princess Louisa and the soon er tne better' Already the boys are anxxous to cast off and once agam head north PACE If ORTX NINI- 1 S 3 L V 1' , k -rg , Q hn cn. 3' 'Isnt , E , ' 3 . . MAP, Jin' tlorth p, R'ck Ananrtfot, John Ste 3. , Bmd Hts It , A tl B kt ct, Bob , ic ' ' , ' Ml 1. H.R 3 .' . . A. . u tr. C D , L , f . S , ef' . . T . 'p . . . . , , , X .W . . r . . . , . Y, result of untiring effort on the part of the Dodd's Narrows, they arrived in time to ex- ! I ' ' A - U , C . . - . , - 1 ' ' . . . - - ' ' ' I '- l I I I U I . . I P A ' I , , - 1 . , . I I A I I I I . , . . . L ' I I I ' 1 . - . . I - , I , . - 2 l . . A , - - , . 1 ' '-.' .' I We Wmzz., yo FRESHMAN ORIENTATION FIRST ROW: Donna Jensen, Phyllis Roetcisoender. Dorene Wo'no.vslcy, Myrna Vail, Joan Thompson, Marina Mctrokas, Helen Mctrokas, Connie Nichols, Donna Harvey, Sally Illnian, Joanne Hagglund, Jeanette Lindstrom, Miss Poore, Adviser. SECOND ROW: Dale Annis, Jim Vogel, Don Dolquist, Greta Fortune, Barhlra E clchotf, Ron Dubuque, Paul Hodge, Bob Lane, Dan Johnson, Gary Ellsworth. Marlys Ricte, Connie Richaro. FRESHMAN ORIENTATION The Oblect of the Freshman Orientation or ganization is to acquaint the incoming trosn and new students with the ways and manners ot SHS This year Miss Jeanette Poo e our s u dent counselor with Jeanette Liwdstrcm and Paul Hodge headed the comrnitiee Be ore school started the committee met with all the incoming students and showed them around the grounds They heard speeches trorn Stan Bates George Moore Paul and Jeanette and the late Sam Knapp Then they met in groups o tive or six and were talked to by students well acquainted with the school HI-Y President Jerry Reed and vice president Terry Hubbard led the Hi Y Club through a suc cessful year At their regular meetings sport movies donated by John West ot Associated Oil were shown The club published football programs for each home game with financial assistance from local merchants Money was raised for the club treasury by selling popcoin and ice cream bars at bas ketball games during the season An assembly sponsored by the Hi Y rs featuring the Wash ingion State College wrestling team was pre sented before the student body HY 5- FIRSTPOW rto n nson J i vf lC'lll iry ug s Ii Pw D 'VI Ken n nn 'Vl Cayton Alvisor SECON Roy Jonson B b Liic Pwil Bnqha s 0 1 ri U ei i mr n c np hy Bon .J i PAI E FIFFY - - - - - - i '- . . . r A - l I , . , c : , ' . 1 f . . . . 1 -- - I , . . A h 1 1 1 i - F r. Q I I 5 - ' . Y gm, It ' '32 V 1 ' :lf K. ' 1 X , i Q wb.- 'D M . ' I ,Q f I . . 'q h W , ' 4, s 5 X ' , . - . fi 'U ! Q I M ii it I. . 1 Mr. Gilhe Q si. Adviser, Ge -2 Ha . 'oz ML l y, Ga' H he, Psy Gnhrio. Charles Roiiuo, Jiin ,A'Ics, L l 'ss I.i'a.rnisl Ji -'y Peel, Diclf Scholar, Flnvzl i.c , n n, Baie A 's, r, I ' , f ', DRUW, ' ' , . 0 li , cl Hodge. l.l lin laflortey, Glez' 1 K, 'rn Gary Eli :north lyli : Gvnhlf-. Do' D IQ Est, V 'iyi ly so , THIRD ROW: DI k I ills, Ben Mail'- .. l'Ju'w'ey, Clyde Flscrer. Dai: hhnson, VZrg'l lvericfr . 3 ' wafklui icfe BEGINNER S LUCK A get F TROW s odge Advuser Ola Wu uauns Hulde ard Es er owne Nchols Phyllus Rockne Dane ro SECOND ROW Lee Pollack Eldon Bel Ptuul Hodge Nola Johnson BEGINNER S LUCK ARROWHEAD The rocket shup Begunners Luck was launch ed to a bugger and better start than ever thus year The staff us headed by edtuorun chuef Paul Hodge and us advused by Mrs Frances Hodge The other members of the staff are busuness manager Eldon Bell publucuty edt tor Duane Brown manuscrupt edutor Phyllus Rockne art edutor Lee Pollack copy edutor Osta Wulluams and head typust Huldegard Esper Begunners luck us the creatuve wrutung mag azune put out and wrutten by Snohomush stu dents The maternal uncludes short storues es says poetry character sketches narratuves book revuews and photographs Durung actuv uty peruod meetungs the staff chooses the best manuscrupts submutted and passes them on to tne uudges who decuole what goes unto the magazune The SHS newspaper The Arrowhead, was publushed on schedule un the 1951 52 school year wuth edutors Sally lllman and Duck lngalls Tom Hall was busuness manager and Murl Harpham sports edutor The small class of cub reporters consusted of Douglas Mackue Darrel Smuth Mary John son Grace Brookhart Duck Hereth Bob Nun ley and Shurley Morrus Barbara Danta and Duxue Bosse also wrote durung the furst se mester ln addutuon Muke Woodruff and Tom Hall wrote for the paper although they were not un the regular class At the new semester Multon Morley placed Tom Hall as busuness manager New eclutor Duck Ingalls also contunued to work on l'e busuness end of the paper Mary John son Darrel Smuth and Duck Hereth were pro motecl to page edutors ARROWHEAD STAFF TRUW D ruel tuu l u rs uucy D wpcr x f ND RCW Tout H1'l lvluurl H1 phi ouujlw clue ur cher PAK IL PIPTX ONIL -3 2 A ' K 1 ef 8 ' ll .- ,7 - x y l A V, I 1 N . 4 ,' 'Q M A, ' . J Vg A K: I IRS 1 Mr. H , ' , s . 'll' . ' Q p ,Cr ' t , ' , E B vm. I ' ' I .- - I . . -. - . . . . I , . . , . . , I . . .l . I I I I I I - I 1 I 1 1 1 1 ' I 1 1 ' - ' I ' . . . ' - . ' 1 f 1 u 1 Ve' , . ' . I I- Y I . . A . I I I v -. ....... I -X V I? . ' ,, 9 . l u u ,rt . Y ur ' l s X 4' K , A . Q . ' r u , ,MVN U, FIRS 1 a L Nr 'ir Blrfley Mor'-i . Na ru , Dt ?e Bout, sally lllntar, Fqllss Blossey, Adviser. SECU u u , ' ru' urn, D K us Mu Q Dlck lu galls. JW ite , E . . - v- Av . A leachia FFA Snohomish Future Farmers of America con- tinued the traditional high standing of the Sno- homish FFA Chapter during the year of l95l- 52. The FFA is more than iust a school organiza- tion. lt reaches from the state of Maine to Hawaii and from the state of Washington to Puerto Rico The FFA is completely self supporting Chapter income is supplemented by various fund raising activities The FFA is designed to supplement training opportunities for boys who are progressing toward the goal of es tablishment in a farming business This chapter has approximately eighty mem bers The club s officers are Dale Annis press dent Dick Bosse secretary Jim Vogel treas urer Al Taylor reporter Floyd McKennon assistant reporter Don Dolquist sentinel Cattle ludging is one of the high lights in the FFA activities Seniors do much of the ludging with one lunior They were Leno Malgesini Bill Hoggarth Lawrence Bartel heimer Erasmus Malgesini and Dale Annis Success was again attained by the Snohomish ludgmg team The season record is as follows Lvnden third place Vancouver BC Ever green Stat Fair first sweepstake Puyallup twenty second Carnation Farms fourth Last came the largest contest of all the Pacific ln ternatlonal Livestock Exposition with eighty fou top teams from three states Oregon Washing on and Idaho The team was third with Erasmus Malgesinl among the highest ten boys in the contest with individual scores Contests still coming are Auburn Prospect Farms and Enumclaw A potato ludging contest was entered at Mt Baker where the team took second place Judging were Dale Annis Jim Vogl and Denzil Noble Snohomish FFA exhibited at the Auburn Western Washington Fair at Puyallup At these fairs Snohomish took their share of the blue ribbons At Auburn the Grand Champion Barrow mit was shown by Bill Craven. Dale Annis won the Fitting and Showmanship trophy with his Holstein cow at Evergreen and Puyallup Fairs. Poultry judging and entries were made at the Washington Junior Poultry Show held in Seattle. The iudging team finished in seventh place. Snohomish FFA sponsored the Snohomish County Fryer contest at Snohomish Local chap- ters competed A parliamentary procedure team was form ed by new adviser John Westergreen This was the first parliamentary procedure team Snohomish FFA has ever had The team came through well for its first season In competi tion taking second place at county second place at district and participating at sub state All of these contests were elimination contests Five cooperative protects were started this year four sow and litter prolects and one Aberdeen Angus Heifer All these are rotating prolects whose offspring wll be given t younger students to start prolects Purchase of a new registered boar was made This boar is a replacement in the FFA livestock program A new Case tractor was purchased to re place the 49 model This IS another large step forward for the Snohomish chapter Community service plays a malor role in the Snohomish FFAs activities This includes all custom work preparation of soil pruning and many other types of activity State Farmer applicants are Dale Annis Art Stach and Jim Vogel Prolects scholarships and activities in and outsld of the school are ludged for this award The annual Parent and Son Banquet was held April 30 l952 Awards were given Tor protects scholarship farmshop activities and home libraries Letters were given to outstand ing m mbers and honorary chapter members were named To former adviser Ted Britten present advl Larry Gilbertson the senior class of 52 ex presses its thanks for their guidance through tour years of agriculture at SHS Best of luck to the Snohomish Ft-A in the future DAIRY JUOGING ROW ONE Erasmus Nlalgesni Ted Reed BII Hoggarth RON TWO lVl Hedlund Adv ser Leno Mlalgeslni lVl Westergreen Adviser POTATO JUUGING ROW ONE Denzl Noble Dae Anns Jxrn Vogel ROW TWO lVlr Hedlund Adv er Dck Bosse FFA CHAPTER ROW ONE Sd Pollack Derry Donoghoe Bob McBride Kenneth Lauterhach Art Hunt Nlirvm Carlson Charl e Pres ley Arden Hilmo Bob Yoder Joe Stockton Ken Reed David Crocker Jm Munger Richard Soth RON TWO Glen Stocker John Steens and Billy Stroud Larry able Don Morley Ron Willis Dale Swezey ROW THREE Don Haase Pi laid Johnson Carroll Carl son Lee Pollack Bob Stribling Ed Hill Wayne Dunkin Dick Hubbard Bob Pollack ROW FOUR John Ream Onan O Neal Jerry Dot son Don Dolquist ROW FIVE Ted Cox Arvid Levin Floyd Mclsennon Bob Douglas Dwight Miller Bill Craven John Huffman ROW SIX Denzll Noble Tom Lorenson Norris Powell Blaine Davis Bill Hoggarth Eugene Land Pete Zenger Erasmus Nlalgesinl ROW SFVEN Dck Bosse Albert Roetcisoender AI Taylor Earl Taylor Larry Simmons Cliff Haynes ROW EIGHT IVlr Gilbertson Adviser Leno Nlalges ni Jim Vogel Dale Annis Edward Danner Neil Gamey ROW NINE lVlr Hedlurid Adviser Mr We-ste green Adviser Ted Reed Rodr ey Long POULTRY JUOGING ROW ONE Mr Glbcrtson Adv ser Carroll Carlson Dick Bosse Blaine Davis ROW TVl.O Jim Vogel Neil Gamey Bob Striblnng OFFICERS ROW ONE Froyd Mcliennon Assistant Reporter Don Dolqu st Senturel Dck Bosse Secretary Dale Annis President Jim Vogel Vice President ROW TWO Mr Gilbertson Adviser Al Taylor Reporter Bill Hoggarth Treas urer Mr We tergreen Adviser ROW THREE Mr Hedlund Adviser PAGE FIFTY TWO . . - - I I ' 1 , 1 , ' l n 1 , 1 I - . ' 5 ' . . .I . v . . . . . . I O - , - .1 - 1 ' l ' I I ' Q l, - - I 1 1 - -1 ' . ' ' Q ' n . I ' ' V I I I . I A I . ' ' ' Y' 1 , . I l 1 ' T . ' - 1 , . - - - ' ' I ' ' ' Q A v ' 1 R' I . A I ' V r . I t A D . A 9 , c pat Stock Show, Evergreen Sfafe Fair and The sers Maurice Hedlund, John Westergreen, and . 7 ' I . 1 Q f ', , I , ' ' r, , E , ' ' 'V rl l I , ' l , I G , l , l ' ', I l . Y f l , Qcm ' , l - . - Lit GQG PAGE FIFTY-THREE .feacfing ffze cfafid QUILL AND SCROLL FIRST ROW Joyce Whute Arlune Johnson Dorene Wounowsky Edna Hunt Phyllus Rockn Phyllus Kung Duane Brown Sally lllman Joanne hagglund Miss Blossey Adviser SECOND ROW Sally Wulson Woodruff Gary Ellsworth Dale Annus QUILL AND SCROLL The unutual meetlng of Quill and Scroll was held un September and the following officers were elected for the year Duane Brown presu dent Gaulee Johnson vuce presudent and Jo anne Hagglund secretary treasurer The furst actuvuty of the club was the un formal unutuatuon held un October The follow ung committee chairmen were named Gaulee Johnson unutuatuon service Duck lngalls unutua tuon stunts Joanne Hagglund entertainment Phyllis Kung refreshments The new members unutuated were Gary Ellsworth and Joyce Whute senuors Dale Annus Dorene Wounow sky and Muke Woodruff lunuors Fancy hose were donned by many for the annual Quull and Scroll Soc Hop that was held January l8 T952 A varuety of foot apparel was not only seen on the feet of the dancing couples but as decorations on the walls Some thung new was untroduced a school dance band the Select Sux made theur debut at the Hop The proceeds from the dance were guven to Begunners Luck The committee chairmen for the Soc Hop were publucuty Vurgul Iver son decorations Phyllus Rockne music Dorene Wounowsky pruzes Joyce Whute refreshments Phyllus Kung patrons Sally lllman clean up Dale Annus Formal unutuatuon services were held on March l8 l952 A candlelught ceremony was held un the Speech Room The committees for thus unutuatuon were Gaulee Johnson refresh ments Duck Ingalls unutuatuon stunts Vurgul lverson entertainment Duck Hereth Mar guerute Russell Ardele Dixon and Marue Wuck lund senuors and Mary Johnson and Lee Pollack ,unuors were the new unutuates PACE, FTP FY POUR Caupe ohn on Joy e Krau e Paul Hodge Edon Bell Mu e HONOR SOCIETY Honor Socuety which us composed of stu dents who mauntatn a B average or better began theur year by holdung a meeting to elect officers and welcome the sophomores to the group Clara Wuckham became the Socuetys presudent wuth Joyce Whute as vuce presudent and Ann Soxman as secretary treasurer The group held theur regular awards assem bly un November where sophomore and lunuor members received theur one and two bar puns and senuors were awarded theur torch puns The honored guest and speaker at the assembly was Roy Olsen Durector of Publuc Relations of Pacufuc Lutheran College at Parkland Mr Olsen was the former chaplaun at the Munne sota State Reformatory and told of hus interest coveted torch puns were Eldon Bell Duane Brown Mary Anne Corcoran Bob Craig Janet Crocker Carol Rose Cummungs Ardele Duxon Gary Ellsworth Joanne Hagglund Paul Hodge Caroline Howland Edna Hunt Sally lllman Duck Ingalls Arlune Johnson Gaulee Johnson Phyllus Kung Joyce Krause Jeanette Lundstrom Patrucua Northrup Shelley Pells Marulyn Perry Marguerite Russell Barbara Skuonsby Joyce Whute Clara Wuckham Marue Wucklund and Sally Wilson ln Aprul Clara began chosung her com muttees for the annual Honor Socuety Banquet The date was set for May l un the hugh school cafeteria Joyce Krause was appointed to head the decoratuon committee wuth the chouce of the theme being left to Arlune Johnson The theme centered around the udea of May Day Joan Thompson was chosen the chaurman of the committee for the place mats The pro gram was to be arranged by Phyllus Kung ' , ' , ' . 1 ' , - 'u. ., S . C S, , u , 'ur . . . . . ' r ' ' - ' . . . , 2 , - . : , - 1 - . ' I I - ' . l 1 1 . . I . .. . . I . I . .. - l ' ' : , 1 . . . , . , , . . . . ing experiences. Seniors who received their 1 ' I I ' . I I I I , , ' - 1 1 1 , 2 , I I I I I ' . . I , , 1 1 1 ' . . ' l I I I 1 , - ' ' ' I I T I ' I 1 , 1 . ' ' ' ' z , 1 - A ' U , . 1 , 1 . 1 - 1 ' - I I - I I ' - I I , . f 1 1 ., . . , - aaa wig af pen HONOR SOCIETY SENIORS TROW Ardcle Dlxon Arllne Jonnson Mwlyn P rfy Jawet Crocker Carol C mnlng Edna Hunt Pane mo Plwyllls Roc H Clin YVICRHBYTT Sally lllnnn Joanne Higglund Jearette Llndstrom Sally Wllson SECOND ROW Gillee Johnson ln lex Pol ,Joyce Krause Marguerite Russell Phylls Kvng Carollne Hoy land Joyee Nllrlte Pat Nortnruo Bob C aug Gary nllslo th Daul Ho ge Eldon Bell Marne Wlcklund Duck Ingalls .IUNIORS FIRST ROW Mike Woodruff Dale Annus Roy Gihrlo Pat Corey Pnyllls Davns Marcla Gamble Kirlw Swan Vlolet Bayslnger Fay Nelson Jo1nThompso1 SEPOND ROW Jlrn Vogel Gl6l1BIf1Ql1'iN Mrs Elckhcff Advlser Barbara Lane 'Vlarlys Rlebe Sharon Ru: sell Margrett Prnngle SOPHOMORES FIRSTROW Donm Hirvey Helen Mithexs Mona Ruler Dona Purvls Greta Fortune Barlnri Enckhoff Ann Soxman Slurley Powell Hxldegard Esper Connle Nrchols SECOND ROW Bull Froenwbgen D n Dolqulst Jlrn Norrls Don stalff Floyd Nlckennon Marlon V11 Eyk Elleen Maeder Frleda Keller Connne Richard Carroll Carlson Hubert Marsh PAGE FIFTH FIVE FIRS 2 A . 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F 4 , I ' l ' - . while agfzeufiue qi S CLUB FIRST ROW lv ona sklna An ta Boltano Margaret Woods Mary Johnson JoAnne Sturlaugson Jennle Lyons Thelma Sklna Marcla Ganble Joanne Hagglund SECOND ROW Kathy Smth Myrna Vaal Marlon Wxlllams Mary Prlce Vlolet Baysmger Pat Ruebe Joan Flod Janet Cranmer THIRD ROW Carol McC ellan Jan t Stevens Je ry Stem n M xlne G nblc- llllss Brown Adv: er FHA FIRST ROW lV'vss it venson Adviser Mlldred Whlte Pat Dxon Carol McCnelan Gladys Freemlre B rtha P ll M rglret Golds bary Marlon Anms Claudla Douglas Mrs Condell Advlser SECOND ROW Mary Prce Donna Will Vlolet BTYSIIIQCI' Joan Stecher Irene rlall Barbara Wall Maru yn Kelley Francls Renner Irene Redwood ' S CLUB The S Club started out the year under the guudance of Mlss Joan Brown advlser pres: dent Maxlne Gamble vnce presldent Margaret Woods and secretary treasurer Myrna Vall On December 8 1931 they were co hostesses of the voll yball playday wnth Darrnngton Another protect they undertook was punching tnckets at basketball games The year was not all work and no play for on January 29 they held a very Informal nnltuatlon or new members The lnltlates were Jane Aldrnch Vnolet Bayslnger Anlta Boutano Janet Cranmer Joan Flod Barbara Lane Jen me Lyon Mary Prnce Pat Rlebe Thelma Sklna Jerry Stevens JoAnne Sturlaugson and Mar lon Wllluams PAGE FIFTY SIX FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The Future Homemakers of Amerlca nn theur fourth year of organnzatuon elected the follow :ng ottlcers Carol McClellan and Marllyn Kel ley presldents Margaret Goldsbary vlce presndent Mary Prlce and Mlldred Whute sec retarles and Barbara Wall treasurer Their adviser ns Mrs Condell The group with the Monroe F H A had a concession stand at the Evergreen State Fanr They also sold refreshments at a football and a basketball game sold Chrlstmas cards and Panther book covers made doll clothes for the kindergarten chnldren and prepared tne F F A banquet ll II :'7 '. i , , Q' l . 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I I I I ' r 1 ' . 46 IANIBDP KAI EPQILON am Ja Kal ps ow nts year eiected e tollofvung offvcers Joyce Krause presldent Ba Lara Lane vice presndermt Jeanette Lund sro'n secretary Hnldegarcl Esper Treasurer IVVOTQ our arms ns promotton o natuonal tncndswnp and understandung To accornplusn th s vte correspond vvntn young people of for ergn countnes and have news reports on famed personalutues LAMBDA KAI EPSILON SPANISH FRONT ROW D arte West Sharon Lambert Joyce Greens do Sharon ROW Cioh Lane fxurtrs BarVcr Gary Ellsworth S tty III U Ed Stftley Pells Martyn Perry Barbara Skjon by FOURTH ROW Mnss LAMBDA KAI EPSILON LATIN FRONTROW Karl Stan Htldeqird Esper LaVome nt S 'VO ROW George 5t mn on Phyllr Duns Nor tu Mcumqtmw Peggy Stor I4 FTH ROW mul Motto Eirton ntl Dm Johnson I 1 u u ur ss IILr Aivrseu SEVENTHR 6 swxxk 'N fl X1 '15 51. 73 mb f mortg entertaunment features e n I o y e d t ere Mnss Ste ewson speakung ow IW 1 Europ aw trp Qarbara Elcxnott ner trlp twrougn 1' e .co X on he p we Lest -' Idewe c sper J rn ns Mr Rtnalco Gaoarmo C Italy ga tvs :mo slons o Arnenca M s B Ta, o alked on The Accomplssnments o Ar' erncaw Negroes and the classlc Don Gulote was re vlevyed by Joyce Krause Mrlls Janet Crocker Barham ErcLhoft Donna Harvey SECOND I nt Irs Rockne T W '31 ou, as nn C Rlctnf' Hurd Advaser Joyce Krau e n hong Ann Soxman corgc Q 'unc V r .It mctt crrdstrorn V n son I' om n v H1 f P y Gosnorn H ROW Ctnrf I. tcotn on OW Mrltot Lynd LeRoy B 6 ...L S-:r PAGL FIFTX SEVEN at p ' fa C I 6 V. . 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FRESHMEN GIRLS CLUB OFFICERS Jean Paqe Pre dent Mus Stevenson Adv er Marge Stuart Se retw y Trea urer Januce Crull Vuce Pres dent GIRLS CLUB REPORT We understand the teachers un Sruohomush Hugh look forward to the begunnung Ou school agaun next year Of course the mauru reason for thus antucupatuon us the Courtesy Commut tees puttung gay vases of flowers on eacn teacher s desk the furst day of school After the flowers due well But now to get back to this year Durung football season we had our hot dog sale o whuch Marulyn Perry was un charge We helped the club budget and the socual lufe of the school wuth an after game dance The Cats Meow Edna Hunt supervused thus event November 3 found Jo anne Hagglund and Norma McLenaghan un Everett at the Student Leaders Conference representung Snohomush s Gurls Club Then on November IO Muss Smuth Joanne Hagglund Jeanette Lundstrom Helen Matthews and Norma McLenaghan went to Arlungton to the Tru County Gurls Club Conference Our presu GIRLS CLUB OFFICERS F RST RJW Myrna Vaul Secretary Joanne Hagglund Pre u ent Helen Mathews Treasurer SECOND ROW Norma Mc Lenaghan Vuce Pres dent Nluss Smuth Adv ser dent Joanne went to the Unuversuty un Seattle to represent Snohomush at the Student Lead ers Conference To brughten spuruts at Chrust mas tume Barbara Euckhoff was appounted to decorate the speech room and study hall Also un December was the annual Chrustmas Tea for the teachers wuth Norma McLenaghan as chaur man of thus event Wuth the comung of a new year was a new season of basketball To k ep the boosters cool at all tumes was Maxune Gamble as chaur man Ou our uce cream sale February 29 found Gaulee Johnson chaurman of the Gurls Cluo Tolo nervously wonderung uf the Beaux Arts Tolo would be a success Then March came flyung un and wuth ut the all school carnu val The Gurls Club booth thus year was super vused by Donna Harvey Aprul brodgnt Dads nught under the leadershup of Do ene Woun owsky Thus us the one tume of the year when the gurls and theur dads get together Gurls GIRLS' CLUB CHAIRMEN --,X Maxune Gamble Edna Hunt Marulyn Perry Gaulee ohn on Joanne Hagglund Norma McLenaghan Donna Harvey Dorene Wounowsky PAGE FIFTY EIGHT 0 0 l Q .xv ul u 4 6' A f L ,if ,. , I . 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V . - I I I - - , . - - - , 6 5 ue- A ,Ix ' , ' I , , tg W . f , g ul , I' l , , , . , C . , , . .- - , , . , - pauad GIRLS CLUB COUNCIL 4vTEi'ul-1 FRONTROW Aramunta Sluger Shirley Belting Clara Wuckham Janet Lyon Jerry Harrington M rlys R :Je Shirley Morris Ed th Stulson Barbara Bebout SECOND ROW Freeda Evans Doris Huff Donna Jensen Vuckey Pulcher Donna Harvey Duane West Ardele Duron Janet Stevens 'uculle Anams Club also served at the faculty dinners and ushered for the Orthopedic Program Thus year we had a number of gurls who received th ur sux semester puns Those who received their puns were Phyllus Kung Janet Hollomon Edna Hunt Sally Wulson Norma McLenaghan Sally Illman Shelley Pells Gaulee Johnson and Jo anne Hagglund In May Joanne Hagglund success ully or ganuzed the annual Mother Daughter Tea Tne helped to make thus year a successful one were presudent Joanne Hagglund vice presudent Norma McLenaghan secretary Myrna Vaul and treasurer Helen Mathews Sally Illman program Arlune Johnson wel fare Joan Thompson art Jeanette Lundstrom restroom Dorene Wounowsky historian Sally Wulson courtesy Barbara Euckhott Chrustmas decorations Shelley Pells publicuty Ann Sox man servung and Joyce Krause social Last but not least we have our wonder ul ad user M ss Smuth to thank for her guudance The all school Girls Club was not the only club which had a successful year however The Freshman Girls Club under the di ectuon of Muss Stevenson had a very actuve year First utem of business was the election of officers They were president Jean Page vice presu dent Janice Crull and secretary treasurer ury club members sold hot dogs and pop corn at a football game and ice cream bars at a basketball game To spread the Thanks guvung and Chrustmas spirit the gurls met dur ung actuvuty peruod to make nut cups tor the Sanutaruum They also made plans to have a skating party swimming party a picnic and a class dance For a club that has lust been organized they have accomplished quute a but dont you thunk? 1- Cs Q... Q iv 4 'Y 2 Su.. GIRLS CLUB STANDING COMMITTEE FRONT ROW Doreue Wounovxsky an Thonpsouu Joyce K use A une Johu an Ann Soxnu u SECOND ROW Biubin Eu khoft Shelley Pells e ette L d tuoun S Vl u PAGE FTP TY NINE I I O 'fs . J c a. ' .- ' Fx L ', ' 3 ., E- I , i iff' . N I . . , . u' r u VN A, Q- .f':..g. I I z ' ', . ' ,a ieg' ', 1. . L I. . I I 4 I . I. . I' ' I ' e . , . I . . I I D U . , .r . r 1 1 ' ' I I 1 ' 1 - I f , . - . u , -Q I ' ' I I officers and standing committee chairmen who Marque Stuart. TO help replenish their treas- I 1 I I ' I 1 - h I I I ' : , z u , H - D I 1 I f r 1 1 , 5 - I I , 2 , - I - 'vs Tr I fr I I' 9 ,, X 4? ,, wr -I S. I I 1 ' u ' u , Joe 1 C , ra , r'2 won. Sally lllnx , s ai. z L' L 'Q 'c . . ., J an in s ' , 'ally lilsot. um 6-edf your yawwe Ti If ' I J YK' 'r 9 TWIRLERS FIRST RUW Phyllus Ro soender Joyce ereens de Ann Soxrnin Luella Riy B1rh1r1 Elckhoff SECOND ROW Ferol Ovens Donna llirv y Helen Metrolns Shwron Lanbert lwncle Kessell DRILL TEAM FIRST ROW Myrna Jil Jcant Harlglu d SECUIDROW Clam Wlclcham PM Duvt Wllrna Renke Lou se Viughn C role ptucky Ar ne John on Carol B1lcer L N1 Carl on THIRD ROW Margrett Pr ngl Carol Lun rn ngs Rlta Petersen K1y Olson Shlrley Peacor Joan Snlth Je1nette Ll dstram Joan lflorgan TWIRLING Und r the dlrectnon of H J Elcknof and adviser Miss Poore the flrst twurlung team In our hustory was formed appearing at the Apple Blossorn festnval In Wenatchee May 5 I95l During the summer they partlclpated rn the 4th of July Parade In Everett Kla Ha Ya Days and Scandlnavlan Festival In Everett the Evergreen State Farr and the Santa Claus Parades In Seattle and Snohomish They also twurled at two football games and took part nn Hep Rally sponsorlng a succ ssful street dance afterwards I Af L, SIXTY DRILL TEAM Last sprung the Drlll Team was host to the Flrst Annual Drlll Team Conference rn which twelve schools participated At the conference the Drlll Team received a Superior ratlng Thus year the Drlll Team has performed for the Orthopedic Program and they have drllled for two basketball games Each summer the Drlll Team marches IH the Fourth of July Par ade In Everett and the Kla Ha Ya Days Par ade here Thus year the Drlll Team has com plelecl a very successful year ' XI' . 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THESPIANS The Thespuans composed of students who have partlclpated In a school play or served on a stage crew began thelr year by electing Sally lllman as president Thelr other officers elected were Jlm Stroh vlce president Phyl Ins Kung secretary treasurer and Vlolet Smlth hlstorlan Some of the Thesplans actnvltles thus year have Included cleanlng up the stage after var: ous events and makmg field trlps to theaters un Everett and Seattle to witness plays and shows Wlth thelr advlser Winston lnslee they are now plannang a serues of one act plays to be directed by student directors and presented nn Aprll Prnzes will be awarded for the best dlrector In May the group wall also elect a Thesplan of the Year This has been the cus tom of the group for several years The wln ner wall be presented with a plaque The Thesplans have also been trylng to rause money through several prolects ln order to erect a blllboard on the school campus THESPIANS PROJECTOR CLUB Llghtsl Camera' Action' Wlll someone please turn off the lights? A growmg organlzatnon around SHS IS the Prolectlon Club Under the expert guudance of Mr Mark Jarrett the club provides our faur school wrth a never ending processlon of ln terestnng and educatlonal films To prove that the club ns not lnmlted to the boys Suzanne and Carolyn Carter have taken over a bug share of the work and done a very good lob One of the bug headaches of the gurls IS scheduling the films to sunt everyone They do thenr best to accommodate but once In a whale someone rs disappointed The films are ln such demand that :ts quite a 'ob to please everyone Mr Jarrett corresponds wnth the varrous companues to secure the films and Carolyn and Suzanne schedule the fllms and provlde the operators for the machine It ns a very unter estlng llne to follow and they have quite a few operators as you can see by the pxcture FIRST ROW Vu Srnuth Phyllus Krng Joyce Edwards Sally Illman Dlane Brown Janet. Crocker Nlr Ins ee Adv ser SECOND ROW Gary Ellsworth Eldon Bell Don Dunevant Sally Wulson Norma McLenaghan Marllyn Perry Clara Wlckham Arllne Johnson Jean ette Llndstrom Phyllls Rockne PROJ ECTOR CLUB ,- FIRST ROW Mr Jarrett Advlser Bob Cralg Suzanne Carter Carolyn Carter Bruce Sllger Bob Hall Nllke Kenoall SECOND RUW John Faulkner Don Henland Wayne Dunkln Nllke Gamble Ket1Alerdlce PAGE QIXTX OIN E O I I , . . . X .. . . , . . . 1 I ' - 1 f ' I 1 ' - I f . , , . ' 1 . , . . ' ' ' ' , v ,- , ' V 1 I Y V Y ' ' l ' I - Y A I l I I V v ' 1 - , . . -v ... . I I 1 . .f 5 A , Q.- 1 . 4 . f H ' ' 1 I 1 X K. l -3 'Hr as s A x , ' f Q rf I I J T T at J - K ' . I '6 I J t l f ia- Q ' -v-4' ' fl J: if . . . . .I , . . .,.. tl - . LC. V' v GKCZG l xwlkllxi mWW'54 l gl HERO qw invent 'S K f- gi-. PANTHER PATROL f 5gSXWNl5y K e ff' Tlllg FIRST RDW Kenneth Lauterbach Andrew Pnngle Ron Wlllls Ramon Hashberger Arlen Prentlce Danlel Webster SECUND ROW George Hannon Brlly McFarland Mr Shorrock Aclvnser Kelth Hagglund Jam Shnnner FIREMEN Ron Norton Ron Fuller Gary Ellsworth Gene Han on Dan Johnson Terry Hubbard Dan Klehn Jerry Reed Roy Jensen Vlrgll Iver on Lewls Ralnes Drver PANTHER PATROL Under the able guidance and sup FVISXOT of Mr Paul Shorrock the Pantwer Patrol has had the duty of polucnng at the games Durnng football season the boys kept the crowds behnnd the Innes and preserved order an general At the basketball games tney made sure the exsts were clear the wlndows open and that the crowd was comfortable and safe The boys who have been doing thus tlne lob all year are Ramon Hashberger Bully McFarland Arlen Prentice Andy Pringle Daniel Webster Jum Shlnner George Hannon Keith Hagglund and Ron Wlllls Thank you boys for a tune 'ob PAGE SIXTY TWO FIREMEN A very great responsibility rests upon tne tlremen During a tlre drlll they seem to be everywhere at once They can be seen closung classroom doors and wnndovvs and openlng outslde exits Tables or equipment left IH halls are qunckly removed by the tnremen When there IS extra congestion nn a partvcular part ot the bulldlng the evacuation routine IS changed to speed up the drill The tlremen receive no advance warning ofa clrlll so when the bell rungs they must be ready to do thenr 'ob Immediately In case of a real ture our furemen would know lust what to do and we could count on them to supervuse a sate and speedy evacu ation ot the building O N , B wr Y 55 T 1 ' l T V lA 1 t I ' A , xr ' b Tl : , . , y . - - 1 V ja' . 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Sports X I 1X'lX'1HR F cfcanZ'eu5i FOOTBALL SQUAD FIRST ROW Mr Bates Coal Jack Stecher Jerry Reed Ron Fuller Bob Ramberg Duck Schuler Vurgul Iverson Multon Lynd Ron Norton Charles Luncoln Lewus Ran s Ralph Brandsma Terry Hubbard Duck Ingalls Ben Maulsby Bruce Suuger Manager SECOND ROW Mr Sekuluch Coach Earl Hannon Ken Cameron LeserA1ueruIl Roy Jensen Dan Kehn Olan ONeal Al Roetcusoend er Bll Snton Larry Smmons Duck Hubbard Jum Wrught Dave stevens John Woods Manager THIRD ROW Mr Glbertson Coach Bob Pollack Bob Taylor M Iton Morley Arvud Levun Floyd McKennon Wally Radtke Dave Ollung Al Jacobson Don Dolquust Muke Kendall Hubert Marsh tsary Ellsworth Manager FOURTH ROW Ray Norton John Pressley Lonnue Hescock Bull Lewus VARSITY FIRST ROW Multon Lynd Ralpn Brandsma Duck schuler Ben Maulsby Duck Ingalls Terry Hubbard Keuth Allerd ce Vrgul Iverson Charles Luncoln Ron Norton SECOND ROW Bob Ramberg Jerry Reed Jack Stecher Ron Fuller Lewus Raunes Bull Sunton Mr Bates Coach FRESHMEN FIRST ROW Duck Ammdson Joe Lyons Larry Craven Charlue Randlerruan Carl ohnson Vuc Van Valun Muke Loomus Larry Marsh Ruck Amundson SECOND ROW Duck Sumunons Ted Clark Frank Stecher Arlen Prentuce Charles Stecher Jum Hollomon Pat Bell Jack Thompson Ron Ruder T31Kul,as Manager THIRD ROW Mr McNa nara Coach Wulf Morasse Bob ONeaI Duck Johnson Muke Woolworth Bob Sheeler Loren Burke Dan West Don Raunes Arnold Marler Don Craug PAGE SIXTY FIVE - - 1 -1--1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . A , ., 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 - V . -i 1 , . , . v 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 - l . , A . ,. . . I . , V - 1 . u 1 1 1 1 1 - 4 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 - 1 1 - I . ' . , . . . . - 1 1 1 1 V r 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . 1 , . ur ' u 1 . 1 4 - 1 . . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 . Gite FOOTBALL The past football season was hughlughted by many events such as the trup to Wapato the ootball banquet sponsored by the Luons Club the close call wuth Marysvulle the stun nung vuctorues over Edmonds Arlungton South Kutsap Mount Vernon Anacortes and Sedro Woolley and the heart breakung defeat at the hands of the Burlungton Eduson team The Tug ers vuctory on theur ram soaked fueld was the only loss the Snohomush aggregatuon suffered all season long Then there were the after game duscussuons the half tame pep talks the actuvuty meetungs the nervous stomachs and the gruelung turn outs that all went toward formung a wunnung combunatuon But now that the year us lust about over football us forgotten to most of the fans So let s go back and revuew the past season Snohomush 20 Wapato 7 As uf ut werent a long enough run of l8O mules to get to Wapato Jerry Reed and Lester Averull puled up the yardage and scored our three touchdowns on long runs The team as a whole had the furst game 'utters but came through wuth flyung colors Snohomish 45 South Kutsap 0 Agaun the speedy duo of Reed and Averull showed the opponents theur heels as they paved the way to another Snohomush vuctory Terry Hubbard looked exceptuonally good on the lnne Snohomush 24 Edmonds 9 George Traun broke the uce for Edmonds and put the Tugers ahead 70 but they werent out un front long Flashy Jerry Reed exploded for three straught touchdowns on runs of l8 l and 9 yards That would have been enough rught there but for good measure Gene Han son hut Bobby Ramberg wuth a 29 yard pass un the end zone funushung the scorung for both teams Snohomush 31 Sedro Woolley 0 It was Louue Raunes nught as the burly half back hut the Sedro lune for our furst three touch downs Jerry Reed followed wuth one from ll yards out and Bull Sunton funushed the scor ung wuth a 7 yard sprunt Bob Ramberg passed to Ron Fuller for the Panthers only extra pount Snohomush 21 Mount Vernon 'I3 'Vlount Vernon s bug 270 pound tackle Dean Henry was breakung up the Panther s plays all evenung but he mussed a few of them Jack Stecher passed to Raunes for TO yards and a I-'APE SIXTY SIX TD whule Reed and Averull each scored once on runs of I and ll yards respectuvely Duck Schuler the Panthers kuck off specualust trued kuckung the extra pounts for the furst tume and he made all three Snohomush 2: Anacortes 0 Jerry Reed agaun had hus runnung shoes on and turned un runs of 7l and 4 yards both good for TDs Ramberg scamp red 20 yards for another Panther score and Bug lou Raunes added one more sux pounter to funush the eve nung Vurg Iverson looked good on the lune play as dud most of the team Quarterback Ron Fuller was superb un hus callung 'ob keep ung the opponents well baffled Snohomish 7 Marysvulle 0 Thus one was too close for comfort The Tomahawks were out to upset the hughly fav ored Panthers and they almost dud Bobby Ramberg saved the day wuth a 20 yard TD uornp and Duck CThe Toel Schuler converted to end the scorung Snohomush 20 Arluncrton 7 Snohomush cuncned tie league tutle wuth thus one Raunes scored twuce once on a fuve yard buck once on a four yard plutge Reed scam pered 35 yards for our thurd TD and Schuler booted two out of three for the extra pounts Bug Cowles broke away for 45 yards and Ar lungton s lone score Bob Vosuka made the ex tra pount Snohomush 7 Burlungton 37 Futzgerald and company handed Snohomush uts furst defeat un l5 games Bug Jerry scored three tumes Wulluamson twuce and Pruce once Jerry Reed scored the Panthers only TD on a short run Suxteen sensors wound up theur hugh school pugskun career on Burlungtons mud covered fueld that nught They were Roy Jensen Ron Fuller Duck Ingalls Ralph Brandsma Terry Hubbard Ben Maulsby Jack Stecher Jerry Reed Charley Luncoln Vurgul Iverson Duck Schuler Ron Norton Dave Ollung Ray Norton Dan Kuehn and Lonnue Hescock When the season was over the teams com prusung the Northwest League pucked theur all opponent teams Terry Hubbard was voted by hus opponents as the best guard un the league and was selected for the All Northwest League team As uf thus werent enough honor un utself the scrappy Panther guard was then elected to the All State team Terry was well deservung of the honor for he worked hard and was a standout un each and every g tme C 1 1 1 - I . 1 , . . . . ' 1 ' 1 ,, ,, . . . . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 . - I . , . . . . . ' 1 . . , Q . v 11 - 11 - - 1 - I . . 1 1 - 1 ' 1 ' , . . , . 1 . - , . . ' 1 . . , . 1 I 1 . .. U 1 . . . . 1 I . . , . u , , , , . u , . . ' 1 - . , . , I . . . . . I . . 1 1 - . 1 1 1 . . . - - - 1 ' 1 - 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . , . . ' 1 1 1 1 - I D . , ' , . . . . . - . . , . . - 1 , . ' 1 - 1 . , ' . 1 1 1 i, . 1 . - 4-r' FOOTBALL IDENTIFICATION CLDCKWISE Ben Maulsby Ron Fuller Jerry Reed Lynd J1ck Qtecher Dock Ingalls Ron Norton Blll Sekullch ', Ax' .2 '.l 'Q' ,V I 1 i g- A 41 -Q S-1 :Q f 4 C -nv 1 Louls Ralnes Terry Hubbard Charles Llncoln Bob Run berg Duck Schuler Nlllton Smton Vlrgll Ivemon Kelh Allerdlce Ralph Brandema M Gulbertson Nl PAGE SIXTY SEVFIN lr' 0 v ,. 2' . ' I - C . 41 rv 1 :J 1 ' . V r X I I 1 I 1 I , I W : 35' V U I I R-.s-: lv ifw- '- V, si . Y- t 'V ' . ' Y ' V . ' . Y , .' Q , .t' 1 . V ' 1 K' V' ri , ' , ri cfcfimyllaaaa L baud FOOTBALL SOYG LEADERS Carol Cummmgs Carol Greenlund Joyce Wh te CHEER LEADERS Sh rley Behlmq Smron ambert Myrna Vaal Clara Wuckham BASKETBALL SUNG LEADERS Vurgmn Roholt Carol Cummings Joyce Krause Joyue Whnte C1roX Cuevrllund PAK If SIATY EIGHT 1 wg . , K' 'wf + 1, . 'L NV I , -i ' mx ,'- 7 :H l , 1, 5 W A - X - . . 4 .X A I E f L , ', ' . 1 1 , ' , 4 ,, ' ', f' 1',. . 1 .v Xhn ' me zmew, BASKETBALL VARS TY Dvclf lngalls Loule Raines Bill Aldrich Vngul Iverson M me Barnhart Jon McCready Mllton Morley Jann Thornton Bob Ran berg 'vlr Bates coach Dave steven Manager SECOND TEAM Jam Mules Don Ren Jerry Klokkevold Verlyn Iverson Floyd McKennon Dean Allerdlce Huoert Marsh Olan ONeal John Pressley Multon Lynd Bull Slnton Don Dolquxst Farrell Bennett Maurice Keene Mr Woodward Coach 'sary Ell 'vorth Manager FREBHMEN FIRST ROW Bob Schoos Tom Kubas Managers SECOND ROW Victor Van Valnn Charles Stccher Kesth Hagglund Rlck Amundson Lee Pollack Danny Webster Dean Hatch Dck Amundson Aldy Prlngle Lavvr nre Marsh THIRD ROW Larry Craven John Snyder Danny West Jam Northrup Mlke Woolworth George Hannon lnm Hollon on Joln Stexenson Jack Thompson Arlen Drentuce Buu Haselton Ronme James Mr Gllbertson Coach PAGE SIXTY NIIN E 0 b, . t U 'A K M ., ,, Q 2.7 A - ' . ,A f , ,. 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I - Q . lanew campe BASKETBALL Multon Morley Bull Aldruch Jum Thornton Bob Ramberg Ken Carlson Jon McCready Muke Barnhart and Lewus Raunes all uunuors uorned Duck Ingalls the lone senuor at the be gunnung of the season and Stan Bates sat down and fugured out a pretty good combunatuon from these fellows Later on un the season Vurg Iverson and Gene Hanson uouned the Pan ther team after theur leg unuurues healed To ward the end of the season the gang caught fure and headed the Panthers rught unto the dustruct tournament Everett Woodwards sec onds funushed a very successful season as they racked up I3 wuns agaunst four losses Most of the team was comprused of sophomores the uunuor members of the B squad beung Dean Allerduce and Jerry Klokkevold A recap of th furst strung s season us below Snohomish 28 Everett 24 Snohomush 28 Burlungton 30 Fugured to trounce the Panthers Burlungton had a close scare as they eked out a wun Snohomush 36 Everett 41 Snohomush 34 Marysvulle 46 Four Panthers scored seven pounts but Hatch and Mulluns each got I3 leadung the Toma hawks to vuctory Snohomish 36 Sumner 31 Snohomush 38 Mount Baker 3.9 Snohomush 37 Anacortes 32 Morley got I2 to start the year o f wuth a bang as the Panthers won the furst ball game of I952 Snohomush 46 Wenatchee 31 Snohomish 40 Arlungton 45 Barnhart began huttung too late as The Lud wug men kept theur early lead to defeat the Panthers Snohomush 46 Sedro Woolley 27 Second league wun of season Cubs were match Snohomush 30 Mount Vernon 50 Snohomush could do no rught un tnus one Snohomush 36 Edmonds 33 Ken Carlson and Mult Lynd reserves saved thus one Snohomush 30 Burlungton 45 Furst place Tugers trounced us Hanson got eught Snohomush 46 Marysvulle 35 Ramberg hut IO as dumples led us to tory Snohomush 42 Anacortes 49 Agaun Ramberg led scoring wuth I3 but we lost PAGE SEVENTY Snohomush 38 Arlungton 32 Good Ol Ramberg hut I3 as the Panthers fured up for thus one upset the hugh flyung Eagles Snohomush 41 Sedro Woolley 34 Hodgun stole the show as he got 22 for the Cubs but Iverson got II Morley IO to pace the Panthers Snohomush 53 Mount Vernon 65 Morley hut II as both team were hot We uust werent hot enough Lee had I9 for the Bulldogs Snohomush 44 Edmonds 27 Panthers won funal game to stay un runnung for dustruct tournament berth Snohomush 40 Anacortes 41 Snohomush 43 Everett 37 Snohomush 3:u Everett 41 Snohomush 35 Everett 27 The serues was funushed by the Panther wun Thus one qualufued them for dustruct tournament In the furst game of dustruct tournament the Panthers met wuth Mount Baker whom they had prevuously beaten 3835 The Panthers lumped unto an early lead then dropped IO pounts behund All of a sudden Gene Hanson began huttung and the curly headed senuor pull d us up and Morley Ramberg and Ald 54 49 un favor of the Panthers Gene Hanson was hugh for the game wuth I8 In Snohomush s second dustruct game they clashed wuth Bur lungton Eduson It was a close game all the way wuth the Skagut County Tugers comung out on top by the score of 45 44 Morley was hugh for the Panthers wuth I4 pounts whule Pruce led the wunners wuth I7 In the next game the Panthers colluded wuth the powerful Lynden Luons and they defeated Dennus Bauema and company to keep theur state tournament hopes hugh The funal score was 42 33 Thus gave the Panthers the rught to meet the Blaune Border utes to see who would cop thurd place un dus truct and go to state Blame emerged vuctoruous un thus contest by the score of 5I 46 and thus completed the Snohomush Panther s basketball season The Bates tutored lads funushed the year wuth a won loss record of I5 vuctorues and I2 defeats After the smoke had cleared away from dustruct tournament an All Dustruct team was named and the Panthers placed Gene Hanson on the furst team wuth Multon Morley gettung honorable mentuon Next year Stan Bates wull have eught boys returnung from thus years furst I I so prospects look good Let s all hope he can have another prosperous sea son next yea And once agaun Congratulatuons to the Panthers of 5I 52' O O ' I ' I I . I -I I I I I I u u I ' . I I A I' ' . e I ' , . ' 1 I . I A l I I - , . I . . D I ' - - h -' l 1 l 1 ruch hut to keep us there. The funal score was c ' ' ' ' - I I ' 1 , . I no . . l . . , . . g ' ' - r ' , , . . . . . I - ' . : . , - N - 11 - ' , . l vuc- ' , . , r'. ' ' aaa pfaacfzfzedfillae faaapflfe F?74Q? ' 1'5- V1 'M-'rv vu, Qu 4 Q 94 2,49 6 9 -1-up 10' BASKETBALL lV'cCre1dy B lv Rwmhsrq Ken Cwsorw Dom AHerdw PACI NI XFNIH UINI , ' 1 K y . ,, vs 11 Yr av' :Y 1 'U xl A A ' , ' 'L . ., . . kv S- . . 1 iv f , ' Q A 'ni . 'Z ff'-'w N VW- CLOCKWISE: Mike Rurmhfzft, Jin' Thorvwtwn, Mihon Mormy. BiH Aldrich, Gferre Manson, Vlrgil Iverson, Dick lugmls. Lowe Qamcs. Jon , . , 0 . ' , I K , , L cc. ,C CC 'u. ' '- 'C 6416! CdlGI1'l04'lCe cfemomt BASEBALL Veteran bas ball coach John Mules called the furst turnout for has duamond squad nn the middle of March and elght lettermen were on hand along with a number of underclass hope tuls The baseball squad was the detendung county and dnstruct class A champlons and Mles mad no bones about the tact that he wanted to see the champlonshlp nn Snohomlsh tor a other year Wlth thus thought an mind the baseballers settled down to hard practuce Graduatuon took toll on the baseball squad In 1951 with four first strangers lost These our were from key posltlons and the loss weakened the 1952 team to some extent Wuth capaol reserves and some up and comnng frosh candidates the baseball plcture wall con tlnue to be brlght at SHS Snohomlsh holds one of the top prep base ball records nn the Northwest The Panthers have walked off wnth the county champnonshnp elght out of the past 10 years and they also wort the Nortnwest Dustrlct champlonshlp from Mt Vernon last year Whlle Mules has been coaching at Snohomish Hugh School he has turned out some better than average ball players who have gone on to play protessnonal baseball Earl Torgeson lumped out of hugh school and unto the Pacutnc Coast League and IS currently on the roster of Boston nn the Natuonal League Chuck Bu shong IS another who has made the grade In pro baseball Bushong has played minor lea gue ball for the past 10 years Last year he was assistant baseball coach at Stanford ln the past 1O years Mules has had a num ber of All State dnamond performers Among these were Darell Keller Bob Jones Duck and Gordon Rodland and Earl Averill All of the Snohomush boys made a good showlng In the bug game at Seattle Two of these boys are playung college ball at the p es W tnme Ea l Averull ns at the Unlverslty of Oregon an.l Gordon Rodland as playnng for the Unnverslty of Washrngton Mules started sprung practice wlth sux start ers from last year They were pitcher Gene Hanson catcher Bull Aldrnch outtuelders Les Averlll and Bob Ramberg and lnflelders Mll Morley and Mike Kendall He had t o other l ermart out or posltlows that twey ay ed o t and on last year They were outfuelclers Garry Hughes and Bruce Sllger Others with experience were Jim Mules Jack Eby Harold Jevxett Boo Taylor and Ron Fuller Wlth an abundance of trosh and sopwo mores Mules formed a second team so they could all gaun valuable game exp rl nce O thus team were Bull Slnton Floyd McKennon Mrke Woolworth Larry Craven Jlm Mules Wayne Simmons Farrell Bennett Arlen Pren tlce Bull Lewis Dan West and Jam Dutton Tney plcked up several castofts from the A squad and played other county schools The tnrst game of the year was March 25 with Bothell of the strong Lakeside League Being the flrst gam of the year for both clubs the lineups were luggled constantly so that all the boys could see actnon Mules started his ace right hander Gene Hanson on the mound with southpaw Bob Ramberg se :ng actxon nn the late nnnnngs Hrs startnng Infield consusted of Morley Hughes Kendall and Averill with Ron Fuller seeing plenty of action Fuller gave notice that he wlll be hard to beat out ot a startnng berth Only two regulars wlll be lost through graduation thus sprung They are Mike Kendall and Gene Hanson Kendall has been a regular member of Mrles Infield for the past two years Hanson has been Snohomnsh s tlrst llne chucker for the past two years and hrs loss wall be keenly felt fx? lk-ALWWSHNSQQQ BASEBALL FIRST ROW Bull Aldr ch Lester Averlll Jack Ehy Garry Hughes SECOND ROW Ge te Hin o e 1 Bl B Le Floy Kennon THIRDROW Jam Mles Milton Nlorley Bob Ramberg BII Snton FOURTH ROW ce 5 er 1 West C I John n 'Vlr Ml s Coach NOT PICTURED Harold JL ett Bob Taylor Ron Fuller PAGE SE.VENTY TVL O 0 ' .- Q. 4 ' v . vt I . . . - 1 A 9 . . . . . . H ,, . , 1 . , T I 9 - A, f .. . r . h A , ett , - : t pl - n . , c h - - . . . . I l . y 1 i .. 1 , - n ' l I . D ' I l , 3 . , , e 'e, . n , . , A , l ' I I I - I I . ' I ' I I ' 1 ' ll ll . l , , , . . , S S , . - ' 1 1 . . , . . 2 , , . . , . . . . . K ,. ,f - 4 X u 1, ' -. .Q ' 1, 1 T, .FQ 1 S., - X - Q, g x 1 ' 1-E 2 ' i , ' , , , g 1 f 5 V24 Mik Kerd l', ill wls, ci Mc- , 2 ' i , ' . , 1 i . 3 Bru lig , Dar ' , ar so, , . le, . 1 -w , , , . - . , . . - lem! than tele! I Us r -if M' ,1 ...J PACE SEX I NT'1 THREE Mufldeu and aackel' awwqeu TRACK The Snohomush Panther track team coached by Everett Woodward and Keuth Gulbertson started the season wuth a good suze turn out The lettermen back from last year Charles Luncoln Duck Schuler Don Dolquust Earl Tay lor Al Jacobsen Roy Gabruo Charles Rohde Bob Nunley Jerry Klokkevold Lewus Raunes and Terry Hubbard are out to better theur last year s marks The veterans from last year wull be Murl Harpham Earl Hannon Carl Neue and Dean Allerduce Those up from the freshmen team last year are John Pressley Arvud Levun and Jum Ford All these and more new comers wull be out making pounts for the Snohomush team The bug one out on the track wuth a medu cune kut un one hand a hammer un tne other hand measurung tape un his pocket and maybe a startung block under one arm wull be Dave Ollung manager who was also manager last year A new manager us Wally Radtke Thus year the senuors wull be out to wun the champuonshup an the unterclass meet For the last two years the senuors have won thus meet The Freshmen team wull also be coached by Everett Woodward and Keuth Gulbertson DATE PLACE MEET Aprll 18 Snohomish vslth Mt Vernon Bothell County Invltatuon Pue County County County B Dlstllct 23 24 Pullman State Max Everett TENNIS TENNIS Wuth three lettermen returnung from last years county champuons Joe Clayton s tennus team had a large rebuuldung lob for thus year Last season the Panther racket wuelders went undefeated for a perfect season wuth Bob Heur man and Jum Fenton wunnung furst un doubles un the county tournament Clyde Fuscher and Arno Lauterbach reached the semu funals un doubles and Jum Snyder dud a repeat perform ance un sungles Clyde Fuscher Arno Lauterbach and Ray Norton wull form the nucleus about whuch the team will be formed thus year The followung boys are workung hard to reach a startung posutuon when the Panthers swung unto actuon thus Aprul Harry Colwell Ed Danner Cluff Haynes Jum Hollomon Eugene Land Rodney Long Tom Lorenson Jon McCready Hugh Morruson Herb Rheunford Clarence Robertson Ted Steens land Ken Vanderhyde and Ron Norton A group of underclassmen are hard at work durung actuvuty peruod wuth hugh hopes for makung the team un future years They are Don Ennus Marlun Heuke Wayne Keen Jerrell Lewellen George Pettubone Bernt Raymond Ruchard Soth Don Stauff Vuc Van Valun George Webster Bull Froembgen and John Steensland The schedule for thus year wull unclude Ed monds Marysvulle and Arlungton un the county league wuth outsude matches agaunst Everett Lake Stevens Sultan and Stanwood The county tournament wull be about the muddle of May to be followed by the dustruct meet un Mt Vernon Thus years Panther squad should go far un spute of the loss of four startung lettermen from last year s team FIRST ROW George Pettubone Eugene Land Jerrell Lewellen Edward Danner Duane Wulson Bull Froembgen Ruchard Soth SECOND ROW Ted Steenslatd Ken Vanderhyde Harry Colwell Rodney Long Torn Lorrn on Ron Norton Clarence Robertson Ray Norton Arnold Lauterbach TRACKTEAM FIRSTROW Mr Gulbertsoru Coach Neal Swe7ev Don Ren Charlue Rohde Don Dolqu st Jerry Klolrkevold Terry Hubbard Lewus Raunes Ron Dubuque Verlyn Iverson SECOND ROW Bob Nunley Dean Allerduce Charle 'uncoln Olan ONeal Hubeut Marsh John Pressley Arvud Levun Earl Taylor Carl Neue Jerry Reed Duck Schuler Dav Ollung Mr Woodward Coach MIDDLE PICTURE Duck Schuler Terry Hubbard Lefvus Raunes Jerry Reed CROSS COUNTRY TRACK TEAM FIRST ROW Don Ren Jerry Klokkevold Neal Swezey SECOND ROW Car NI ue Ear' Twylor Verlyr' Iverson Ron Dubuque PAGE. SEVENITY FOUR I , , , I . I - I I I - I - I I I I , , , . , 1 1 r I I I I I I D - ' . . -- I I . I I . . . . , , 5 , , , . ' ' ' I I I , . ' ' 1 1 ' I I . . . . I l - I I . I q I I I ' 1 1 ' The schedule for the track team is as follows: - - - I I , . . V. I I y 22 YY rv A 25 ,, - - . . . 4 -V 3 U ' Y l . . 10 - 1 - 13 ,. .. ,, . ' 17 -- n , 2 I , , . , 1 S . Y. l . . , - M- Z l . Y , I . : I I e , . . , u. . A - ZVL 4 13- I . A .l,,Anl PAGE SEVENTY-FIVE 7a Zire GIRLS' SPORTS SPEEDBALL-With Mona Skina elected as our manager, another speedball season was open- ed. Every Tuesday and Thursday after school turnouts were held on the football field. The junior class was divided into three teams while the seniors, sophomores, and freshmen had one team each. The senior and iunior I team tied for first place in our interclass tournament. The girls on our all star team were: Kathy Smith, Maxine Gamble, Joanne Hagglund, Mona Skina, Eileen Hoggarth, Jennie Lyon, Carcl McClellan, Thelma Skina, Janet Stevens, Jerry Stevens, and Virginia Thornton. VOLLEYBALL Because of her Good work during speedball turnout Mona Skina was again elected manager and our volleyball turn outs were again under way During volleyball season the S Club was hostess for a volley ball playday and many turnout girls took part in the games The iunior team took first place in the tournament Girls on the all star team were Janet Stevens Marcia Gamble Joanne Hagglund Mona Skina JoAnne Sturlaugson Maxine Gamble Barbara Lan Jane Aldrich and Jerry Stevens BADMINTON Hitting the shuttlecock back and forth requires skill and good coordination The manager for badminton was Maxine Gam ble who was assisted by Mona Skina For bad minton we held a ladder tournament The girls played in doubles challenging the teams two places ahead of them The first place hon ars were taken by Mary Johnson and Margaret Woods Second place went to Joanne Hagglund and Mona Skina GIRLS SPORTS BASKETBALL-During the fast moving basket- ball season, the manager's spot was filled by Mona Skina. The junior class was divided into three teams with the other three classes each having one. The interclass tournament was taken by the Junior l team. The girls filling the all star bill were: Kathy Smith, Pat Riebe, JoAnne Sfuilaugson, Thelma Skina, Margaret Woods, Eileen Hoggarth, Mona Skina, and Jen- nie Lyon. BOWLING-The girls enjoyed their bowling turnout of the year before, so i.'. fe decided to try it again this year instead of having track. The girls had a lot to learn about bowling, and had excellent guidance from Miss Brown and Mr Richards Many of the first balls went down the gutter but there was a decided improve ment at the conclusion of our bowling turn out The bowling tournament was played off with teams each team having four girls TENNIS Tennis and boxvling turnouts were held during the same season on alt rnat days ln tennis tne girls play matches with girls from other schools The fi st singles were taken by Kathy Smith and the second singles by Mar garet Woods SOFTBALL Many girls like to get out in th sun at this time of the year so we have a big turnout for so tball For softball we have a regular interclass tournament The outstanding girls in softball were Jeannine Lyon JoAnne S urlaugson Kathy Smith Marcia Gamble Thelma Skina Mona Skina Marilyn Laut rbach Pat Kiebe Jerry Stevens and Janet Stevens FIRST ROW llfarv Prc JoAnne Stu ' q the 'na S na Mary Joni on M gt ct Woods Virg na Thornton Joan Flocl PM Rielue Janet Stevens SECOWIDRUW Pat Nortn o J yce V! e Nlarca Gamble Jane Aldrich Kathy Smith Jennie Lyon Maron Wil iams Volet B ys nger Myrna val Joanne Hagg und Maxine Gamble Jerrv Stevets uorene Woinnwsky VULLEYBALL Joanne Hagglund Volct Baysnger Maron Wllams TENNIS P Northrup Joyce White SPEEDBALL Janet Stevens Bonne Mae er Jer y Steven Kathy Srntt BALL oAnne Sturlaugson J nn 'yon e 1 4 BASKETBALL Mary John on Mtrgaret Woods MANAGERS 'vaxine Gambe M Br wt A J e PAFL SEVENLH SIX I I I . . 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W-1 - Y- I L A 'n we iame PAGE SEVENTH'-SEVEN In I DEBATERS FIRST ROW Maryorue Stuart Huldegard Esper Ann Soxrnan George Pettubone lVrs Blatt Advuser SECOND ROW Duane Brown Vuolet Baysunger Gary Ellsworth SKI CLUB FIRST ROW Greta Fortune Ann Vanderhyde Duane West SECOND ROW Lunda Carlson Duane Brown Sally lllman Ptt Davus Marulyn Perry Jeanette Lundstrom THIRD ROW Roy Bueler Jack Eby Janet Cranmer Janet Hollomon Modene Marshall Joyce Edwwrds Edna Hunt Clara Wickham Barbara Euckhoff Joyce Krause Norma McLenaghan Jack Newman Muss Stevenson Advuser FOURTH ROW Delores Marshall Ann Wann Gaul e Johnson Sally Wulson Jum Wrught DEBATE TEAM At the furst of the year Mrs Glorua Blatt and Mr Paul Shorrock started a group studyung That All American Citizens Should Be Sub uect To Conscruptuon For Essentual Service un Time of War After several months of study a practice de bate was planned between uunuors Dale Annus and Vuolet Baysunger and sensors Gary Ells worth and Duane Brown A few of the fac ulty were the uudges They declared the sen uors the wunners The wunners of thus debate wull compete with the wunners of the next de bate whuch us between sophomores Huldegard Esper and Ann Soxman and freshmen George Pettubone and Marlorue Stuart PAGE SEVEN TY EIGHT SKI CLUB In January of l952 a great Northwest sport was guven recognutuon at our school Under the formed Offucers elected were presudent Roy Bueler secretary Ann Vanderhyde and treas urer Barbara Euckhoff Skuung is really a great sport and here un the Northwest where scenuc beauty us compared to that of the Swuss Alps we are fortunate to have three sku areas close by The three now open are Mt Baker Stevens Pass and Sno qualmue Pass Mt Pulchuck us another possuble ski spot whuch has not yet been opened When ut us opened ut wull provude an Ideal spot for the club as ut us only a few mules from Sno homush and transportatuon would be no prob lem the subiect for this year's debatesg Resolved: leadership of Miss Stevenson a Ski Club was . ' , . , ' I r ' Av - nimdle wx, TUMBLERS AND ROPE CLIMBERS Athletic groups proved to be quite popular around Snohomish High School. This fact is proven by the large girls' tumbling team, boys' tumbling team, and the rope climbers. The girls are much in demand for perform- ances and some of their more important ap- pearances have included acts at the Cerebral ROPE CLIMBERS Palsy Center in Seattle, the Aldercrest Sani- torium, the Orthopedic Play, at a basketball game and several school assemblies. The boys have usually performed right along with girls and with the two groups combined a fine show is put on. The rope climbers also performed at several basketball games including an invitational ap- pearance at the district playoffs at Everett. FIRST ROW: Bob Lane, Jim Stroh, John Goins, Gene Krotlce. Jack Woolworth. SECOND ROW: Bob Sheeler, Wayne Thompson, Jim Munger, Charles Rohde, Fred Gray, Howard Britton, David Crocker, Don Morley. GIRLS' TUMBLERS LEFT T0 RIGHT: Miss Brown, Adviser, Earletta Brown, Helen Nemltz, Mary Lou Terry, Jennie Lyons, Eileen Maeder, Mary Johnson. Bonnie Maeder, JoAnne Sturlaugson, Virqjnia Thornton, Pat Nichols, Thelma Skina. BOYS' TUMBLERS LEFT T0 RIGHT: Jim Stroh, Don Morley, Dale Svve7ey, Wayne Thompson, Gcne Krotke, John Goins, Bob Sheeler, Roy Gabrio, Jerry Klokkevold, Bob Lane, Dick Bosse, Jim Thornton, Charies Rohde, Jerry Dotson, Jirn Munger, Howard Britton, Dave Crocker, Jack Woolworth. . ' ' l ' . . ,,4,,,..,, ,,.:ji , I ,,v,,,,,,,, qi.. ' ,,M, AAA' I ' ' V LV'Q '1 -'Q PAGE NILX LNTH NINI am! dcfzaaf cfmaacfefut T -v Pf ,-45' Q4 QVIAJ SNAPSHOTS Frances Sforvvuck Myrna Vaal Shirley Behlmg arcl Gre lund Cynthna Webster Art Class Mona Skuna Janet Crocker Duxue Bosse Lona Moyer 6 Dona Purvus PAGEIUCHTY Jennne Lyons Donna Prenrlce Janet Lyons 1 Jon McCready Mllton Morley Janet Cranmer Anna Bontano Janet Hollo mon Carol Greenlund Daxle Bosse Mary Anne Corcoran 0 N x-' ff 2 . 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