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

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47, 'i -A., 11. AN APPLE FOR THE TEACHER MlLES, JOHN- Univ. of Idaho, U.S.C., Univ. of Washington, Ameri- can Gov't. and U. S. History, Senior Class Adviser, Baseball Coach. MUSGROVE, L. C.- Central Washington College of Education, Lewis and Clark .l. C., Choir, Orchestra, Men's Glee, Melodiers, As- semblies. OWENS, JOHN- Univ. ot Colorado, Colorado State College ot Edu- cation, Gen. Motors Institute, Auto Mechanics, General Metals, Mechanical Drawing. PURDY, MARVEL- Univ. of Washington, Home Economics, Girls' Club Adviser. RIDEOUT, l-l. B.- Univ. ot Washington, English, Debate, Drama, Play Coach. RODLAND, DICK- Seattle Pacific College, Boys' Physical Education. SAYRE, EDNA- Beauty School Vocational Training. SEKULICH, CHARLES- Montana State Normal College, Renselaer Polytechnic Institute, Northwest Univ., Univ. ot Washington, Woodshop. SHORROCK, PAUL- Univ. ot Washington, English. SMl'll-I, STEVE- Univ. of Washington, O.S.C., Biology, Sophomore Class Adviser. PAGE TEN

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GLADLY f ff X. fl 6:1 1 :ffm ,K EJ 5-J .. ..YV F----2. Senior Class Officers: Mr. Miles, Adviser, Esther Smith, Treas., Theresa Rossignol, Sec., Ted Johnson, Vice-Pres., George Price, Pres., Miss Fowler, Adviser. TOP SENIORS Every year a group of seniors are selected on the basis of scholarship to receive honors as the top seniors. The qualifying grade point is determined by the administration, this years' average being 3.5 or approximately a B+. Harold Allen plans on pre-medicine in coll- ege so his work was directed towards this. His desire to be prepared kept him working earn- estly. Encouragement of her family and a desire for a scholarship kept Ruth Felton working hard to get the most out of her school oppor- tunities. Ilene Jacobson wished to do things to the best of her ability. The result was attaining one of the highest scholastic standings in her class. Home Economics and Decorating are her chosen fields. Rex Lundberg has an interest in engineer- TOP SENIORS-Back Row: Mr. Moe, Dave Stecher, Ron Rider, Haro dema, Ruth Felton, Pat Peters, Ilene Jacobson. PAGE TWELVE ing. His ability as a student proves he could succeed. A desire to further her education was the stimulating factor for Nancy Meclema in her achievements. She plans to enter the field of education and teach mathematics. A career in commercial art is the desire of Pat Peters. She feels the education received in high school is an important step toward her goal. Her class standing displays her efforts. Work today for tomorrow is to Ron Rider, the best method of preparing for his future in engineering. If the past is an indication, his future should be secure. Since high school is a privilege Jack Salva- dalena felt that he should get the most from it. He studied agriculture hoping to enter this field in the future. Dave Stecher's interests centered around agriculture. He also studied science and math- ematics hoping to gain further knowledge toward his ambition. ld Allen, Rex Lundberg, Fronl Row: Jack Salvadalena, Nancy Me-