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

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GREEN YEARS al- u,l. W 'Q i--S. '4 Sophomore Class Officers: Mr. Smith, Adviser, Leon Bennett, Vice-Pres., John Van Eyk, Sec.-Treas., Mrs. Condell, Adviser, Bill Peacor, Pres. SOPHOMORE CLASS The class ot 58 was off to a good start when they elected Bill Peacor as president, Leon Bennett as vice-presidentband John Van Eyk as secretary-treasurer. Mr. Smith and Mrs. Condell were the advisers and helped a great deal in getting the group started orlgsuch proi- ects as the Orthopedic, and the sales of pop- corn and ice cream at games. As usual, football began right after the opening of school and many sophomores, for example: John Van Eyk, Gary Macham, Larry Wright, and Bruce Harpham, were in there trying all the time. John, Gary, and Larry got their letters, which is very good for sopho- mores. The sophomore class was also represented in the yell section. Ruth Wheeler and Sandy Haselton were elected cheer leaders for foot- ball and again for basketball. ROW l - Aldrich, Albert Allen, Carolyn I P Amas, esgv fe Andersen, Neil I I U 1 I Next came the ever-loved sport, basketball. Sophomores made up almost the entire B squad. Among these were John Van Eyk, Jerry Thompson, high point man for the sea- son, Gary Meacham, Mike Johnson, Butch Fuller, and Bill Peacor. During the basketball season also, the sophomores did their share of the music-making by dividing into the Red, White, and Blue bands and providing the mu- sic for the games. This was also the time they had the popcorn and ice cream sales. On these they did very well. After basketball season was supposedly over, the class teams got together and played among themselves. The sophomores beat the freshmen and juniors, and were victors over the seniors. This meant the sophomores were the ones to play the teachers. They did and they won. lt was an eventful day, for it is seldom done. H ft- Anderson, Larry Q K V. ,, , 'Q as K ,i ,b 331 Arrowsmith, Karen 4 , 42? ' 5 Q. ts x BX Ayling, Meredith M 1 L , Bagwell, Carol my . ROW 2 - V Bartelheimer, Myrna B b t W'll'arn Bosse Herman Bosse Norma .- swf 4 sf 4 ., ' .vm bn .S X . 5,3 . r at Bowen Gary I 2. ' 7 ' Age is ' 'WTF' 5- 4,-v' ' A . , , .X .V in wx is ,,, ,. . X M A e ou , I n Bennett, Leon . , , Bridges, Charlene A- ,A -' 1, Q., . 1 - 4 , e Q P Brand Anne aM'4 :ff l . 3, . .. . in is Q I -L up l ROW 3 - Britten, Pat Brookhart, Viola Brosius, Jeannone Brower, Catherine Brown, Darrell Burke, Mary Carlson, Charlotte iii 2 'A , lg i i': A i s in 'l ' A r ' f A GE.. V. ' Carlson, David . l PAGE twzmv-seven