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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1957 volume:

7 1,1 .J W , ,Hof 1 f , 4. THE CURTAIN RISES Kla-Ta-Wa 1957 f N SNOHOMISH HIGH SCHOOL Snohomish, Washington Volume XV. STRUCTURE FOREWORD Drama does not necessarily pertain to a stage play or performance, it can be everything that is happening each day. Human drama can be defined as a series of events in real life having the interest of a play. Therefore drama was a natural theme for this year's annual. As we pro- gress through high school, our classes each year can be paralleled to the acts ofa play. This is the basis upon which the present edition of the Kla-Ta-Wa is formed. Translated, Kla-Ta-Wa means we are leaving. It is with pleasant memories tinged with regret that we play the final act of our high school per- formance. The directors and the players have done their parts well. Now we proceed into the expanded theater of human drama where as Shakespeare has said, All the world's a stage, and all the men and women merely players. -ELAINE BOLDUAN, Editor. -,ZA Y 5, 'i ?'b:-H j 'Q5-, ' PAGE TWO OF THE PLAY wax . ff' '4??'4gzc 1 . x 'T ll lr TABLE OF CONTENTS Aclministralion and Faculty ,, Classes ,, Sports . Music , ,, AcTiviTies Awards , .,, Current Summary Y,,,. Calendar , Index ,E aaauaaa.aaaaaa as Acknowledgement Y,,, M4-3 . 9-'29 30-46 ,, ,47-58 59-73 .,......7-4 M75 ,,,,,,76-77 ,,,,,,78-79 ........8O PAGE THREE DIRECTORS l..s4 if CAGE FO R E7 'VW' V IP Those of us who com To school each day vvu ness as much realusTuc drama as any group of people un The world As adulTs we some Tumes Try To hude our real emoTuons buT ado lescenTs have no such unhubuTuons When They are mad The whole world knows T Theur uoys recognuze no lumuTs Qome,Tumes They are urruTable or Tured 'us' plaun lazy buT nuneTy per cenT of The Tume Tney are all ThaT we mughT vvush 'T us nuce To 'uve so close To The real drama o I e G A Moore SuperunTencIenT Drama us The Theme of Thus Kla Ta Wa Whule The arT of preTendung us a good Theme Tor an annual uT us a poor vvay of l IT us my suncere nope ThaT vvhule aTTendung Snohomusn Hugh you have learned enounn Tha you vvull noT have To preTend To be sons Thung you are noT QomeTumes on The sTage you can oluTT yo r vvay Through a duTTuculT suTuaTuon Thus wull noT be True un adult lufe ally honesT and morally rughT Be yourself DonT be The perennual acTor Be conruden be honesT be suncere and you cannoT help buT be successful Hal Moe AssusTanT SuperunTendenT The word drama whuch us The Theme of Kla Ta Wa for Thus year means any serues of evenTs havung dramaTuc unTeresT or resulTs Your schoolung cerTaunly has been a serues of evenTs They have Taken place un The class room un The shops and laboraTorues un The gymnasuum on The aThleTuc fueld and even on The s age They dud noT uusT happen These evenTs were made possuble by your com munuTy hrough The unuTed eTforT and plan nuno by your school board admunusTraTofs and Teacners The resulT of These evenTs us you The sTu denu ATTer graduaTuon Trom hugh school suc cess un your chosen Tueld and as a cuTuzen wulu be oT dramaTuc unTeresT To Those of us who have played a parT un your educaTuon Mauruce Hedlund Vuce Pruncupal F ., t -:M 'v' ' I - ' S A u . . . . I y , u . E V 3 . I . . . or T IT . hu.- , I , ' ' ife. I ' T ' I ' 1 I ' Ja- 45 ' . ' , .J ' u V! . . . . 5 , . True educaTion Teaches you To be InTellecTu- Mvwxff ' , . ,I , Q E: T' f I , I - - I W 5::,. ' . . . ' 1 I I P I . ' l . A - I . A. ' ' r - I 1 T I , . I 77 ,. -T-H' T. if ' BOARD OF DIRECTORS ' 8 .ii SCHOOL BOARD Mr Crook Mr erv ID the book SCHOOL BOARDS IN ACTION one reads The school board member must look to the future more steadfastly and more clearly than IS requlred of most cntlzens Many of the most Important results of has decrslons and actnons wnll not come to full reaI.zatuon at once Such plannlng requires a an attempt to foresee future gazmg unto a crystal ball but the careful study of available upon their meanlng and constructlve confer ence wltn worthy assoclates followed by courageous actlon To be a school board member ns not an easy task but It IS a rewardung one forward look trends not by rather through facts reflectnon Mrs Hazel Ernster secretay to Mr S ,Lana-A ? Mr Cedergreen Mr Pettbone Mr Waltz Tne hugh school offnce IS the puvot on which the schools SCIIVIIISS revolve Schedullng IS arranged for student functions meetings are held ballots are counted announcements are gnven With the Installation of a new unter com munlcatuon system nmmednate contact can be made wnth any room There as even a con nectlon which makes announcements aud: ble In the courtyard through two speakers set on top of the buuldnng The requests whxch come to the school are endlessly varled May I use the telephone? Wull you sell me stamps? Do you thunk I have the mumps? The office IS the busy heart of the school E nE 'f'4- Moe Mrs Marlore Day seceary to Mr Mooe PAGE FIVE: t. H -It 4h ,. ' Q A . px Y 9 . 2 Y N1 at ' -' ' , , N . we ' -- f ' I F I ' y 1 Q A ' A A4 ' . s .A f 4 1 . t-Q., rw., , A X O I L ,Q Y ' J L, . A ' , - . , . L lck, . , . I , , , , , . , , . . ,, , . . . . . ' I - I I - 1 ,, . . r . . . , . - I - - H If . H U - 1, H - . U r ' ' .X . Pl' I 1 H x.- , . 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CRITICS BAKER JEANNETTE Wasl State College Psychology Gurdance Jr Class Advlser BARTLETT NEIL Western Wash College of Educatuon Physlca Education Asst Football Coach BLOSSEY MILDRED Wash State College Unnv of Calnt Unuv of Ore Univ of Colo Unlv of Wash Journalism Englnsh Home Vlsltor Qual' and Scroll Arrowhead Adviser BOLING JOHN Western Wash College of Education Engltsl' Beginners Luck CAMPBELL JOHN Western Wash College of Educatlon Drnvung CLARK JoANN Everett JC Unnv of Wash Girls Physical Edu ca lon GAA S Cub CLARK JOHN Unlv of Wash Auto Mechanlcs Mechan1calDravvl cu CLAYTON JOE Central Wash College of Education Unuv oCWash Art Lapudary Radxo Cerarnucs Tennns Coach CONDELL MARGET Wash Qtate College Univ ot Wash Hom Economics FH Soph Class Advuser COWDEN LaRUE Unvf of Wash Lnbrary Teachers Orlertraton PAGE SIX yn- OBSERVERS Us ,ful EGNER RUBY Unlv of Wash Wash State Hlstory lnternatlonal Problems EICKHOFF HERMAN Colo State College Wayne Teachers College Band Assemblnes EICKHOFF LAURA Colo State College Wayne Teachers College Unlv of Wash Comnsercual Honor Socrety Advuser ELFSTROM CAROLYN Skagn Valley JC Unlv ot Wash Com mercnal Drtll Team FOWLER RUTH Unlv of Montana Stanford Unuv Unlv ot Wash Ore State College Mathematucs Scvence Annual Advtser Sensor Class Advsser GILBERTSON LAWRENCE Wash State College Agrlculture FFA GUNDERSON RALPH Columbua Unlverslty NY PGCITIC Lutheran College Geometry Mechanucal Drawung Jumor Class Advuser Asst Basketball Coach Football Coach HEATH WILLIAM Wntterberg College Wash State College Eno lush Basketball Coach Asst rootball Coach HEDLUND MAURICE Wash State College Vnce Prunclpal Vocatnonal Dlrector Agriculture F FA JARRETT MARK Unlv ot Wash Vnsual Auds Algebra General Math General Sclence Advanced Folk Dancxng PAGE SEVEN PAGE EIGHT PROM PTE RS KENNEDY RAY Unlv of Wash English Spanish LKE LAMKIN RON Wash State College Western Wash College of Education Drlvlng Bookkeeping Photography Golf MILES JOHN Unlv of Idaho Univ of Calif Unlv of Wash Amerxcan Govt and Hnstory Senior Class Advlser Baseball Coach PURDY MARVEL Umv of Wash Home Economics Grrls Club Adviser RIDEOUT H B Umv ot Wash English Latnn Drama Play Coach LKE SAYRE EDNA Beauty Scnool Vocational Tralnlng SEKULICH CHARLES Montana State Normal College Renselaer Poly technnc Institute Northwest Unuv Unuv of Wash Woodshop SHORROCK PAUL Univ of Wash English Panther Patrol more Class Advlser SUNDQUIST JOHN Western Nash College of Educatlon Orchestra Choar Melocluers SEV WHAT ' iq E i, 1' , I - I - I I I I ' I 1 V . I . 1 . 1, ' . . -, I ' l - -I I I U I A h I I ' 'T . ' . 'I . I . I I I . . . . , 1 . I I ' - I ul Q 1, o H -F1 . . Z fir I - - -I I - l ' SMITH, STEVE-Univ. of Wash., Ore. State College, Biology, Sopho- X T . X ' I ' I I , . h U 2' I,' ' 1 by W . ', fl 7 p- f I. l E s,,a , Q V A 33 .zu i 5 1 il' J tw CLASSES l PLANNING v 'T T7 i 1.7 ASB OFFICERS lst Semester VVl'e ler at el er I r Dan .Iote STUDENT COUNCIL AND OFFICERS As usual the students of S I-I S started th flrst semester with a bang Early In September they elected a very hard vvorlctng and en thuslastlc student councnl Havlng been elected ASB offucers at the end of the prevuous year Dan Jones presndent Duck Butler vnce press dent Rutn Wheeler secretary and Pat Kell r treasurer led this student government group throughout the fxrst semester All officers were seniors except Ruth vvho was a lunlor To start thlngs rollzng all officers and sev eral members of student council attended campus At the conclusion of this conference every student attendlng was thoroughly urn Dressed vvtth the way that our school ns rut At the furst meetung Mtke Bell was ap pomted head of a I-lomecomnng that accom panned vvnth the wan over Arlington proved to be most successful Vurglnla Van Valtn vvto dld a very remarkable rob headed the annual Orthopedic program Phyllis Wxlllams vvorked hard at the head of our Pollo Nught Much of thls talent vvas later to go to nelghborlng schools as our exchange assembly There also seemed to be an ever nncreasung demand for rrdes to our games so several students pre sented their problem to the school board us have a rooters bus S' STUDENT COUNCIL lsi Semester Back Row Gary Meacham Dck B ter Jerry Ma sh Howard Rlebe Phyll s Wnll ams Pat Keller Vnrgna V Xmln Dan Jones Mak Bell Jerry Saulter Second Row Dave Carl o Ron Bruton Jam Dors y Duane Lnse Conne Tyler Janet Anderson Mary Lou Jones Judy Skoor Pat Strnblung Jon Raywond Mr Moe Front Row Glora Hnds JoAnn Sm th llarye Hass-Iron n a Fortun Vlrgmla Dubuque Ruth W eel I Pat Dob on Ann Ura Nancy Buter PAGE TEN 1 5 1 ' if V x . X I Y I 1 If L - - Qurh , e , P K I , Dlclc Bu lc , I s. 5 ' ' s . S . . . - . 4 ,' D , - . I ' I . I . l 1 Q ' . I I l N' I ' l . , . ' a ' . student leaders' conference held on the E.J.C. After much discussion, they consented to let , A I r ' N Q I' I ai 2- .314 5 ' - - : , ' u ' , r , ' , I ' I , , ' i i an '. i , , 'e , . : 1 rv, , ' e, A i , i , , , , ' ' , vw , . . 1 I i , i , ' L' , LI al e, ' ' ' , h 2 , s , ' n, I . THE REHEARSALS Stuoer-rr comma. . :1 5 I : f' ,IO 5 I ASB OFFICERS 2nd Semester Pat Keller Muke Bell Duck Butler Ruth Wheeler The second semester poduced somewhat o a cwange un the ottucers Thus tume uc4 Butler was elected presudent Muke Bell vuce presudent and Ruth Wheeler was re elected secretary Dan Jones was appounted parlua mentaruan by Duck The thungs accornvlushed durung the sec ond semester were many and varued A dat, was set asude tor the apprecuatuon of the teach ers and theur great servuces to our school Two new cluos were chartered durung the second semester One was a club that had been sought tor many years a lettermens cluo and the other was a sk: club The student councul bought a plaque uor the best sen or unstrumentalust ot our school Each year thus student us to have hus name put on the plaque Also the semester before tne councul bought a Snowomush banner .or all o our games And thanxs to Gary Meacham there us a well paunted Panther head un the QYVT' The student councul has accomplushel much thus year and each and every student de serves a lot of prause It us leaders luke these that bu ld up the hugh standards possessed by our school In years to come, many 5 these students wull be leaders of theur com munuty theur state, and theur country 'Qu STUDENT COUNCIL 2nd Semester Buck Row Gary Meacham Edward Knappe Duck Butler Jerry Marsh Jum Dorsey Danny Jones Muke Bell Jon Raymond John Van Eyk Art Levune Jack Crabbs 2nd Row Dave Carlson Elaune Bolduan Duane Lunse Judy Ruley Glenna Johnson Phyllus Wulluams Mary Lou Jones Pat Keller Pat Strublung Susan Waltz Sandy deSoto Ruch Larson Is! Row Mr Moe Judy Cochran Glorua Hunds JoAnn Smuth Margue Haselton Vurgunua Dubuque Ruth Wheeler Pat Dobson Lynda Hansen Nancy Butler Marulyn Harvey Sandy Haselton PAGE ELEVEN K, O , , J I , I K A .x 1 Q-Alt, .I lf',,:.g2?: 3 sl ,. . sf 7 , 'L x Q I 1 f I t I ' ,' ,A . ' ' V D' ' . V l' ' I l ' ' I 1 l 1 l ' ' ' 1 V 1 - I - u - I - L ' - c u I . 1 l D. uf 1 I . . 1 .. V1 . . F I E . I . ' A l . 1 ' - ' , . . . . 1 - 1 ' ' - L U ,,,.., ., ,W ' rg, D Q, ' 'Wx -. 3 ' ., ,Lk ss, ' ' . gl? W W '- . ' F 'i'ui Q ' - Y'-5 .5 -Q ' 'E ,' V4 -sf F' - t . ., f c - , I ' rf -5 ' - V A ',, ,. f l 3 3 , J CURTAIN CLOSES ON H Q SENIOR OFFICERS V rg nua Van Valun M Fowler Dane Lunse Mr M les Darrell Lokken TOP SENIORS After weeks of antucupatuon on the oart o the senuors Mr Moe funally announced the Top Ten These hard workung boys and gurls have defunute goals to gaun un the years fol lowung hugh school s f ll wull fund Muke e Junuor College mauorung un math or scuence Elementary teachung appeals to Elaune Bol duan very much She wull prepare herself for thus vocatuon at Western Washungton College at Everett Vurgunua Dubuque has many and varued un terests To help decude among them she wull take a luberal arts course at euther Pomona or Whutrnan Edward Knappe has set hus eyes on a career un law He wull start hus necessary preparatuon at Wullamette Unuversuty Duane Lunse lukes the aspects of home lufe Weddung bells wull rung for her un June Everett Junuor College wull be attended by Glennus Page who us thunkung about takung up busuness admunustratuon Karen Spane who wants a career that de mands creatuve abuluty has selected unteruor decoratung The colleges of her chouce are Mulls and Washungton State College Vurgunua Van Valun would luke to mauor un communucatuon or Englush She may attend Stanford Pomona or Skudmore Beung very adept at math and scuence Susan Waltz funds pharmacy to her lukung She may attend Mulls Stanford or the Unu versuty of Washungton Phyllus Wulluams who longs to travel us lookung unto the unterestung vocatuon of hos tess on a steamshup lune 7 TOP TEN SENIORS Back Row Mr Moe Edward Knappe Vurg 1 a Van Va' n Elaune Bolduan Phyll 5 W ll sms M ke Bell Front Row Susan Waltz Glennus Page Karen Spane Vrgna Dubuque Dane Lnse PAGE TWELVE 5 SR. 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I v v :V v 'v X V' ' ig 1 THEIR FIRST PLAY ANDERSON JANET Adv Folk Dancing 1 2 Beginners Luck 3-4 Com Ch Jr Prom 3 Girls Club Council 4 Honor Soc 234 Vlclo dnis .434 Quill 8: Scroll 34 Student Council 4 Commercial Course ARP JLDY Drill Team 34 Honor Soc 234 LKE 1 234 College Prep Course ALBERT MARX Annual 4 Girls Club Council 3 e'w mol L L K E 2 e 3 Vleepies 4 Nlelodurs 4 Quill 8x Sci 4 Theiprine 34 See 4 Future Homemaker vxarel 4 Collage Iirp Cou S BACXK LIL JOX om K h Sr Bill D11llTein1 3 Honor Soc 234 L K E 1234 Stidz Council 3 Colle,,r Prep Course PAKLR LES Iunteied from Poo-.e-xslt of Sr 1 3 Com Ch Ji Prom 144 See 1 S Pin 4 Fuem Stud: nt Council 4 Fhespiins 4 College: Pi li Course BARTFLHEINIEP DAIE Adv Folk Dancing., 234 F F A 1234 Sentinel 4 Gener1lCouiQe PLLI MIKE Bi'-ebrll 234 Claes Pies 73 F F A 123 FIICIIIOH 3 Footb1ll4 Poxs Club sketbill 34 Hmoi Sic 234 I F A S P Vin pres 4 Gen Ch Homecoming, Com Ch Horner oming. 3 Studi nt Council 2 3 4 Co eel P141 Cour-e BLRG kIlE I-aseb1ll234 Com Ch Sr Bill Fuemen 4 Boxs Club Basketball 1234 Hon Soc F 1234 Pr 4 Stuee Councll 4 Colley Prep Course B14 ST MARCARET inners luck 4 W4 Drama 3 Girls Sworts1234 L K C 4 T esuins 4 Cveneii Course ---. Y AA 1 Q--I .4 ,4- BOLDUAN ELAINE Entered riom Duluth Nlinnmota 1 Annual 34 Editor 4 Cli 4 S 4 treae. 2 Com Ch Jr Prom Girls Club Council 34 Honor Society 234 L K F 34 Quill dz Scroll 31 Com Ch Homeconovng 4 Stuelrut Council 24 Drum 'Vlajol 34 Clarinet Quartet 2-3-4' College Prep Course, BOSSE BOB -- Adv. Folk Dancing, 1-2-3-45 F. F. . 1-2-3-4. Sec. 4' . K. E. 2' General Course. BROSIUS. JEROME - Adv, Folk Dancing, 1-2-3: Basketball Manager - ' F. F. A. 2-3-43 Fire ni 4: Football 2-3-4' Gcneral Course. Basketball 1-2-3' Baseball BRLCE, JACK 1-2-3-4: Class Vice-pres. 1' Firemen 3-41 Cros. Country 1-2-3' Student Council 2-3-4: College Prep Course. BPLTON. ROIN Adx. Folk Dancing -3 Com. Ch. Sr. Ball' Drama 1-31 Honor Soc. 2-3-4. Pri 41 Com. Ch. Homecoming. 4' Student Council 41 Gem ral Course. BIIELER, CHERYLE -- Annual 2 Arrowhead Staff 43 Beginners Luck 2' Corn. Ch. Jr. Prom' Com. Ch. Sr. Ball: Girls Club Council 4: Quill 8: Scroll 4: College Prep Course. PUNKER. CAROLYN Annual 3-43 Com. Ch. Sr. Bail: All High Play 33 Honor Soc. 3: Melo- eliers 43 Thespians 3-43 Colle-gc Prep Course. BUTLER. RICHARD - Basketball 1-2-3-4: Class Vice-pres. 12 Firemen 43 Football 1-2-3-43 Hon- or Soc. 2-3-43 L. K. E. 1-2-31 A. S. B, Vice-pres. 45 A. S. B. P. 4: Quill 8z Scroll 3-41 Student Council 1-2-3-43 Track 15 College Prep Course. CAREY. GLEN General Course. PAGE THIRTEEN NEW ROLES CHAINNINC DEINNIS Bail-eetball 3-4 Bam ball1234 F F A 23 General Course 1 qui COBB NELSON Baseball 1 Tr xck 2-4 Gen eral Course COOK BOP Frremerr 3 Football 4 'Vlens Glee 34 Honor Boa 234 L K E 20 Home Oomrng., Com Ch 4 Student Councrl 1 Tennr College Prep Course e OOI BLPTOlX F rrac Gener rl Couree COOPLR GLFNDA Gencr rl Course Ol' ,599 ' '--' er osx CH XPLES Amrurr 4 Arrovwbe er Stiff 4 Tennrs 4 Generxl Cours: l7AlNNlI HILLEXN w Fllrli Drnern 3 lx L 34 College Prep Course DANTA DON Vlens Glee 34 Traek 2 Gen er rl Course DAVIS JOE Baseball 1 Terrnrs 234 Dance Brnd 4 College Prep Course '37 DAX JOANNE K E 34 College Prem 4'-'d Course DOBKON PYI rll Te rm 1 '7 3 4 Grrla C runrrl 1 rnern,., om ee rosr rren rtron2 S Clu 34 Trefr Hermrrrrnrrrr prrneew 9 queen 4 Stueen Counerl 23 Song Le ider 34 College Prep Cour e DL Pl QI E XIPGINIA Arrowhead Staff 3 4 rtor 4 Com Ch Prom 'rnd r r 1 Hrgh Plax 2 3 4 Sr Plrx Grrls lun Stqndrn nr Cn Gr 5 Qports 2 Honor Qoe' 4 1234 Qurll 8. Scro 34 Pres Club 234 Homeeomrrrg., Corn Ch tudent Qerunerl 4 flresprrns 234 Qec PS P Delehrte 54 Colle e Prep Course ILARIY JAN hntered from Roosevelt rn be ,-an attle 4 All Hrgh Plrx 4 Sr Plaw Grrls Sports 4 L K E. 4 Tlrexprarrs 4 College Prep Cour ECKBFPG CAPOLYN Com Cb S Ball Hrgh Plax 34 Grrls. Club Councrl 3 L K F 23 Wlelodrers 234 Thesprans 34 P es 4 Grrls Trro 4 College Prep Course LNJEALYI DOI OPES Begrnners Luck 4 rrs bports123-4 LKE34 C1ub34 Pree 4 General Coulee FNGE 511. IH JOANN Re entered from Bellevue 4 Begrnner 5 Luck 2 College Prep Course EINGLISH PON Adv Folk Danclng 34 Gen eral Course FORTLNE NILS Frremen 1 L K E 1 Track 1 College Prep Course F PAGE FOURTEEN 'ee I 1 I 1 8 ' 1. 'r' - . ' : . 1- 15 ' ---1...-5 -- L 'J ' 1 v kv i ? ,I H I I - - '..g M':1s3-4g 5 'I ,, 't ' - F. . A. 2-35 k 2-43 2 . , ,. ,, yi Q21 ya. . , .1 V- , Yyqv , , ,, , V: , , - V- ? has el . .J 'TA It r I U em! , . r 1 vcr. ' Ad'. ' 1 QL. 1 4 ,. A ' 59 , I I ' . . :.- V.-1 ',,. 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A Q . .- e M I ' 1 YET TO COME GAMBLF FRANCES Adv Folk Danrrng 4 General Course GILLAM MAURINE Grrls Club Councrl 234 Melodrere 1 2 3 Student Councrl 1 Commercral Course HAAS DONNA Entered from Everett 3 Ads Folk Dancrng 4 Arrowhead Staff 4 Com Ch Sr Ball Commercral Course HANSEIN LYNDA Arrowhead Staff 34 Com Ch Sr Ball AllH15.,h Play 23 Sr Plax Drlll ream 1234 Grrls Club Councrl 3-4 Grrls S orte 123 Honor Soc 2 L K E 24 urll 8: Scroll 3-4 Studfrrt Councrl 34 Thesprans 234 Song, Leader 34 College Prep Couree HANSEN MAXHNE Adv Folk Dmcrng 24 MLlOdl91S 4 Cnnrr rl Course HASELTON MARGIE Com Ch Jr Prom and Sr Ball All Hlgh Play 234 Sr Play Dr11l Team 1234 F F A Sweetheart 4 Honor c 34 L K E 234 Melodrers234 Y Leader 34 Fwergreen Farr Queen Canclrdate Elks Moet Vrluablc Student Collcg.,e Prep Course HDNT JAYLEEIN C rn Ch Sr Ball Drrll Team 1234 Src 4 Glrls Club Councrl 2 L K E 24 Comrnercral Course JOHNSON DICK Brsl4etball1234 Frrenren Footbrll 12 Tennis Trac Cenex rl Course JOHNSON HFLEN Fntered from Arlrngton Ore 3 L Ix L 34 Tumblrng 3 Collsae Pup Course A sun... if Hy- 37 JONES DAN Basketball 1234 Baeeball 12 3-4 Com Ch Jr Prom and Sr Ball Class 34 Honor Soc 234 L K E 1 A B P Student Councrl 124 College Prep Coursr JONIPS MARY LOU Annu1l34 Grrle Club Counc1l34 Sec 3 Grrls Sportc 123 Honor c 234 L K E 1234 Qu1l18z Scro Vrce pres 4 S Club 4 Studrnt Councrl 4 Collehe Prep Course JONES 'VIYRINA Arroxxherd Stiff 1 Be,,1n mrs Luck 34 Com Ch Sr Prll Grrle Club Councrl 3 Commercrrl Course Ixh' I ER 1 RNEST Frremen 4 Football 2 3 4 Wtnablee 34 L K E 23 Colle Q Prep Courxe KILLLEP PAT D1llTeam 34 L K F 13 Homecomrng Prrncese 4 Song., I eader 4 A S B Treas 34 Commercral Course IxES'1rR STLVIL Com Ch Jr Prom and Sr Ball Football 234 Mena Glee 4 Collrge Pup Course KLIINGLER GEINE 1 Hrhh Plax 34 r Plav Football 1 2 3 4 Tcnnls 1 23 4 Theeprane 3 4 College Prep Course KNAPPE EDWARD Anru 11 4 Arrowhead Staff 34 C0 edrtor 4 Com Ch Sr B ll S Play Frremen 4 Honor Soc 234 Vrce pus 4 L K E 234 Qurll 8: Scroll 34 Student Councrl 4 Thesprans 4 College Prep Course KRAJSE GLENN Frremen 4 Honor Soc 2 L I4 E 234 College Prep Course PAGE FIFTEEN ' I' 4 -. --- . , , . -1 ' --r' j . , . . 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SPOTLIGI-ITING KUBAS CLALDIA Adv Folk D'1nc'rn,., L K E 3 General Course LARSOIN RICHARD Class Vrce pres 2 Frrr men 4 Football 234 Mens Glee 4 Student C 0lll lCll 4 Track 2 College Prep Course time LINSF DIANE Arrrurl 234 Ldrtor 3 rss t rn 1drtor 4 Arrowhead trff 4 Com fh I rorrr 11 n 1 1 s Pr Hr1,h Plax 2 3 Grrls Sports 1 2 3 4 Honor Q01 4 Q S s Lluh 7 3 4 Pres 3 Student Counerl 1 2 3 4 Tlfesprrns 7 3 4 Head Drum N4 rjor 1 3 Clarrnet Qu rrtet 2 3 4 Colle.,e Prep Course LOKKFN DARRELL Baeketbrll 1 4 Base hall 234 Com Ch Sr Ball Class T ras 34 Frrrnran 1 Boxs Club Babketlull 7 L K 234 Lollege Prep Course ILETFICH FRED Adx Folk Drnm'-rg F F A 234 General Course LXLI HAROLD L Ifx E 1234 Tennrs 23 College Prep Course 5s4vuQ LYOlN ROB Adx Folk Danerng 1 Z 3 Gcneml Course MCCPEERH JOAN Entered from Vashon Hr h 34 College Prep Course MCCRORPY ALICF Adv Folk Drncrng, 1 2 3 V36 Gener rl COUIbP 1. N11 DANHI 1 FI AI DINE Grrl rr 1 Counr rl orror or o A P 1 f C nu sc 'XIr1 I HANILX APTHLR rskrthrll 1 rsr 1 F P A 1 Football 1 2 3 Honor oe 2 3 1 L K E 3 Track 2 Collegr Prep Cour 4 NIQINTSPL NIARGIE ir Play Commercrrl Couraf NIcLAI'N JEPOLD Adx Folk Drncrnt, 1 2 3 4 Qtuclent Councrl 3 Track 12 General Course MARSON ANN Brgrrrner s Luck 4 Grrle Ag ia 23 Comnrercrxl Course MASON ELAINE Drrll Ts am 1 2 3 Girl: Club Councrl 2 4 Qtudent Councrl 1 Drum Major 3 4 Apple Plossom Prrncess 3 Clarrnet Quartet 2 3 4 Commercral Course NIILI EP DAN Movre Club 3 4 Student Councrl 3 Trark 3 General Course MINSHLLL 'VIIKE Com Ch Jr Prom F F A 1234 Pres 4 Frremrn 34 Honor Qc 234 L K If 12 itudnrrt COunCrl 4 Collrge Pup Course VIIINOGI P PEGGY Besrnners Luck 4 Grn an er'1l Course PAGE SIXTEEN . ' ,I ' - . 1 .' 'T 1-2g yu v 1 f I - ,Q ' ' ' A 1.-T - 1' ,, 1' r z ..- -, 1 ' ' , - 1 t f ' ' Q ' .' sz 5 , . I . . r'. P ' 3 C' - . Cl . A Sr. Ball: Clz 1-s. 43 All W g 2-3- 1 r.. 'K. 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L. . . , Ga' THE FUTURE MONSON DON Wlthdrew MOORE BAPRY Adv Folk Drncrng2 I F A nror 3 x o oc Thr Spr rns 4 College Prep Course 'VIOORE Henry Enterrd from Auburn Academy 3 Ad Folk Drncrnf., 3 4 General Course MORRIS TED Entrred from Blame Hgh Schcol 4 Nloxle Club 4 Gqneral Course MOI RISOIN DARHELI Brslcetbrll 12 3 4 scbrll Frr mr n Foo rall K I 34 Student Councrl 23 Flxrng, Rmps, 23 Cro-.s Countrx 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3-4 College Prep Course XIUNSONT 'NFI SOIN Adv Folk Dancrng 23 4 I A 23 rrack 2 General Cour 'NIICHOLSON CAROI L K E Com rrrrorrl C ourer INOI AN IAPRY Ba'-,krtbrll 12 Prrenrrn 4 Tr rck 1234 Collmge Prep Cours NOPTUVI MERLE F F A 3 'VIovre Club 1 Fr rck 1 Gene! rl Course 'T' 1 Q-n-.4 k 'UU'-Q Q S.- Q' in-sv' i il I3 fy '-:P OI OI' SON CLIP FOPIW Baekctball 1 Baseball I lx I 34 Threp1rns34 Colle-gs Prrp Coursr P XGP Gl ILNNIS Annual 2 3 4 Com Ch Sr Bill Grrlq Club Councrl 2 3 4 St mdrng, Com Ch 3 Specrrl Ch 24 GIIIS Sports 1 2 Honor c 2 34 x 234 Qurll 8: Scro Studl nt Counul 1 3 College Prep Course PAPI ISH SHEPI Fntered from South Krt sap H1 h School 2 Adu Folk Dancrng., 234 emr rl Course BEZNSON QPATRICIU PALL Football 23 Lhorr 2 3 Gentr rl Courst PENINELL PLI Adu Folk Dancrng 34 Sr' Plas Moxre Club General Couree PERKIINS DOUG Entered from Anacortes Hrgh Sthool 2 Brgrnnere Luck 4 All H lr Plas 3 Football 34 Honor Soc 23-4 L K E 234 Tennre 234 Teeprans 34 Colltge Pup Coursr PORTER MARIE Adx Folk Dancrng, 23 Com Ch Sr Ball 4 Sr Plaw and All Hrgh Play Honor Soc 234 I K E 34 Thesprans 4 College Prep Course RANDLENIAN CHAPLES Baeketball 1 Base ball 34 Com Ch Jr Prom F F A 123-4 Home Club 1 Com Ch Homecomrng 1 Track 1 Tunrblrng, 1 Colltge Prep Coume RICCI BETTY Entered from Monroe Hr h School 2 Adu Folk Dana mg., 2 Arrowhead Staff 4 Drrll Team 34 General Course PAGE SEVENTEEN v - . 1 1 , - . 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Club Councrl 4 Honor Soc 234 L K L 234 VIel0dr1rs 4 Thespmns 34 Vceprcs 4 Vrlfdrctorran College Prtp Course STARR .IOANIN Entered from Marwsvrlle 2 Grrls Club CounCrl 3 Vrce pres 4 Grrls Sports 2 Honor Soc 234 'Vlowre Club 2 Commercral Course STEELE CLAYTON Adv Folk Dancrng 2 General Course STEWART DOIN Adv Folk Dancrng, 234 Baseball 34 F F A 123 Flremen 34 Movre Club 123 General Course PAGE EIGHTEEN RII' HIL HOWARD A X Folk IJ rncrng '7 3 Jr nr s Vrcm A errren 4 Horror Soc I L lx E 234 Pr 4 Mens Glu 4 Honrtconrrnf, Com Ch 2 Stu mls nt Councrl I2 3 Tr rck 1 2 3 4 Tumblrnf., 1 Lolltgt Pup Courst RII BL VNANDA rll Ierm 2 3 Grrls C ouncrl 2 4 Horror Soc 1 2 3 4 I 2 Melodrers 4 Colle,.,e Prep Coursz ROETCISOEINDEP DAVID Adx Folk Dm um, 3 4 Tr rtk 2 3 4 Vocfrtron.-rl Coursr I OI FL ISOENIDER LINDA Grrls Sports 1 2 u 1 ru Turrrblmg 4 College Prep Course ROP TCISOENIDER SHIRLEY Drrll Team 1 2 34 Crrls Club Councrl 4 Crrls Sports 123 Ferrer il Course SL HMIDT KATIE CAPINES Begrnner s Luca. 1 Honor Soc I Commertr.1lCoursc SLHIRAG CAROLYN rl Term 2 Grrrs Sports '73 I Ifx E 3 Commcrcrfrl Loursr SCHVXARZMII LER SHARROIN Crm Ch Ir Prom Grrls Sports 1234 Honor Soi 234 Vrce pres 3 Student Councrl 34 Yell Loader 34 Nlijorette 1234 Chorr Student Drr 34 Collt e Prep Course SHANKS SLSAN Drrll Team 3 Honor Soc' 23 4 Commfrcrrl Course 6 W 69 WO.-, . i ' . -- tl '. z -' 1 ..-'3 Ch. 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I2 S Cun 4 3 Stuclxn Co nc 34 Ten s 2 espllnx 234 C0111 4 P1mpCou1sc WALTL SUSAN Com Ch JI PIOHI ind gl l S1 dX D11 Tzarn I2 4 Ciptnn 4 G11l Club Cuuncll 234 TIM-IS 2 Gnls Spolts 34 0no1Soc 231 E 1234 Me-lo1l1e14 34 Clu 23 Smc t1f-as 7 VICPIJIES 3 Corn Ch Homecommf. 34 Student oun11l 24 hesplane 4 D R Aux glllllitillllfl Collegm Pup Cnuxse WEBB DOIN seb1llI234 F F FIICUIQII 4 Football 1234 L K E. I2 Collcgm Prep Cou1se WEBSTER ROGER Adx Folk Duncmg '74 Basketball 123 Foothill 20 Moue Club 3 Gene1 xl Coulse 7.215 Sr? ,--Q 53, 'il WTLLIAMS PHYLLIS Begmm 1 G I uck 3 4 Ed 4 Com Ch Jr Plom Honox Soc 234 Ser' tledb 4 Melodwre 4 Qulll 8z Scmll 34 Com Ch HOYIIQCOUIIII 4 Student Cnuncxl 3-4 G1 neral Course WILLIS JFAINNINE Com Ch S1 Ball Dull Team I 23 GLl l9l'1l Coume WINCHESTER 'VIERLIN Entered f1om Sin DIGDO Calxfolma 4 Gznexal Course YVIN GE MARLYS All Hlgh Plas 3 Honox Soc 2 3 4 L K E 2 3 'vlelodxers 2 3 4 Student Councll I Thesplans 3 Collegt P1 ep Course VSOIK LAPRY Adw Folk DHHCIIIL 2 F110 men 3 Colltge Pxep Couree VS RIGHT BERTHA Wlthdlew WRIGHT JUDY Annual 4 Honox Soc 234 Qulll 8: Scloll 4 Commelclal Coume VXPIGHT JUINE Adx Folk DAHCIDL 2 Annudl 4 Sr Pl'1x Honox Soc 234 Qulll 81 Scloll 4 'Ihespmns 4 COHIHIQICITI Couxw ll-NGEP NIARY KAY KELSO Vklthdxevw PAGV NINETEEN PERFORMANCES SENIOR SNAPS Top left Caps and Gowns Back Row Dua we Lunar Vurgunua Van Valun Lynda Hansen Vurgunua Dubuque Front Row Dan Jones Edward Knappe Duck Buuuer Top Rughf Orfhopeduc Cannung Pluyllus Wulluams Pav Dobson Susan Waltz Muke Bell Lyndu -lanseru Jayleen Huruf Elaune Bolduan D1rrell Lokken Dun Jones Ron Bruvon Glennus Page Mddle Left PTA Panel Edwurd Ynappe Duane Lunse Vurgunua Dubuque M Mule Vurgunn Van Va un Plwyllus Wulluarns Duck Bullcr Muddle Right All School PV Edward Knappe Susan Waltz Lynda Hansen Mudd'e Turkey Trou Dzrrell Morruson Mr Gulberuson Lower leff All School Play Elu Pf-rurucll Vurgunua Dubuque Margue Haselvon lower Rughr Meruv Awards Vurgunuu Dubuque Susan Walvz Duck Butler PAGE TWENTY l u . , . . . .. , . . , , 1 , 1 , 1 , , . u - .. 1 Q . , . , , r. 3, 1 I , , . -' uv: , ' , . . - : 1 , . . - 3 - 1 I . ' 7 Y r 1 OF THE PAST SENIOR CLASS HISTORY The many actsvstses played a leadsng role sn the Class of l 57 Act l Scene Freshmen The freshman msx ers gave an opportunsty to become acquainted Everyone enloyed playsng games and st was plasn to see that everyone had fun The next group meetsng was the electson of offscers Those chosen to gusde them through thus smportant scene were Dan Jones pressdent Dsck Butler vsce pressdent Mars lyn Jensen secretary treasurer Much of the success of thss group was due to thesr advssers Mr Cowles and Msss Poore Many gsrls got together and canned food for the annual Orthopedsc produce drsve Others were all over the Snohomssh area secursng donatson for thss worth whsle pro sect The frosh were awarded thsrd place sn thss smportant event The freshmen boys had thesr fsrst oppor tunsty to enter hsgh school sports Many turned out for football basketball track and tennss The frosh basketball team wsth an smpresssve record of TO wsns and 2 loses tsed for the champsonshsp Act ll Scene Sophomores The class had a successful year under the dsrectson of Mske Elasne Bolduan secretary treasurer Much of the fsrst quarter sn their Sopho more year was dedicated to the Orthopedsc Everyone pstched sn and canned and helped wsn the honor of recesvsng second place sn the contest Many sophomores were snstsated sn honor socsety as thesr fsrst step towards thesr torch The boys were actsve sn FFA actsvstses Three of the boys were sn the Parlsamentary Procedure team whsch was quste an honor They went to other schools to partscspate sn contests and to brsng back awards A sophomore party was held sn the small gym A pot luck dsnner was held sn the cafe tersa wsth all the food they could posssbly eat Afterwards a program was presented A skst and entertasnment from the sophomores was enloyed and later dancsng The bsology crusse to Sucsa Island sn the San Juans was one of the hs lsghts of thesr sophomore year The sea scout boat took them from Anacortes to Sucsa Act Ill Scene Junsors The fsrst meetsng of the year was the electson of offscers for the Junsor Class Pressdent Mske Bell Vsce Pressdent Howard Rsebe Secretary Les Baker and Treasurer Darrell Lokken were chosen to lead thesr class The sunsors were vsctorsous sn the Ortho pedsc by wsnnsng fsrst place judged on qualsty quantsty and dssplay All the lunsors were proud to have achseved thus honor An after game dance was gsven by the lunsors Ssdewalk Cafe was the theme chos en for thss dance Approprsate decoratsons helped to make st a success Many of the boys had an opportunsty to play on the varssty squad sn football and basketball Several were actsve sn track and set varsous records for the school Pat Dobson was chosen by the 500 stu dents as the Homecomsng prsncess for the annual l-'omecomsng actsvstses Fantassa was chosen by the Junsors as the theme of the Junsor Prom Decoratsons were centered around the color scheme of punk and sslver wsth a fasryland scene at one end of the gym Wsth the help of thesr aclvssers Mrs Hodge and Mr Gunderson and the commsttee chasrmen the Prom was a real success Mske Bell was chasrman and I-'oward Rsebe was co chasrman Elasne Mason was elected to be the prsn cess from Snohomssh for the Wenatchee Ap ple Blossom Festsval She rode on a float whsch partscspated sn several parades Act IV Scene Sensors The class was off to a good start by selectsng Les Baker as pressdent Dsane Lsnse as vsce pressdent Vsr Lokken as treasurer The Class of 57 was agasn vsctorsous n wsnnsng the Orthopedsc produce contest All of the sensors got together and canned at Fergusons Cannery and canvassed the town for food donatsons They also spent one nsght to form the dssplay whsch helped them to wsn tsrst place Pat Dobson resgned over Homecomsng as queen and Pat Keller was one of the two prsncesses for the Homecomsng game agasnst Arlsngton The Cursous Savage was the tstle of thesr Sensor Play Eleven cast members the sensor class and the backstage crew all sold tsckets Everyone helped to make st a success 500 people ensoyed thss hslarsous play The Sensor Slop Day was lots of fun for the Sensors Everyone came to school sn old clothes and wsth patches on the clothes and tsn cans hangsng from them Each person dessgned hss own costume All of the sensors had an opportunsty to go to Olympsa to see the legsslature sn actson The mornsng classes went one day and the afternoon classes went the next They enloyed hearsng and seesng the House of Represent atsves and the Senate sn actson Thus act IV came to an end as the curtasns were drawn The class of 57 wsll always remember the wonderful four years spent at Snohomssh Hsgh School PAGE TWENTY ONE . ,, 9 ,, . . ,, . ,, I S D I . . - F I - I - - . .. 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I - - I .- Bell, presidentg Rich Larson, vice-president, ginia Van Valin as secretary, and Darrell 1 ' ' ' . , , 1 1 ' , STAGE PARTIES PROM AND SR BALL COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Back Row Dck Butler Virginia Van Valin Steve Kester Charles Randleman Gunderson Third Row Kile Berg Bob Cook Edward Knappe Darrell Lokken Mr Miles Second Row Joy Bagwell Pat Strublinq Mary Aubert Judy Skoor Suswn Waltz Glenms Page Jayleen H nt Cheryle Bueler Dan Jones Mike Bell First Row Phyllis Wil luams Carolyn Bunker Virginia Dubuque Donna Haas Jeannine Wills Margie Haselton Marie Porter Lynda Hansen Janet Anderson Diane Lirise Miss Fowler SENIOR BALL Red Sails in the Sunset was the theme chosen for the Senior Ball held November I7 1956 in the small gym Approximately sixty five couples danced to the music of Norm Carlsons three piece band Picturesque decorations under the super vision of Virginia Van Valin and Steve Kester consisted of an island with trees a bench and a fishermans net Sailboat murals adorned the sides of the gym, and a mural of a sunset provided a background for a nearly life sized red and white sailboat men to head the committees which did an excellent rob on this years Senior Ball JUNIOR PROM Steve Kester and Duane Linse devoted much time and effort to the task of decorating the big gymnasium for Fantasia 'he Junior Prom held April 20 i956 A pink castle stood high and mysterious at the south end of the gym, and a foaming bowl of pink punch amid overgrown angel hair flowers and huge gaily decorated toad stools drew much favorable comment Pastel flowers bedecked white life size trees which stood alternately about the sides with bouquets of sprung flowers encased in of the floor surrounded by many vases of real flowers seemed to make it a real fantasy land Left Picture SENIOR BALL SNAP ka 1 A'-C x M Standing Marie Porter Kne mg Diane Linse Carolyn Bunker Steve Kester Cheryle Bueler Rughf Picture JUNIOR PROM SNAP Howard Riebe Duane Linse Steve Kester PAGE TWENTY TWO , . . -. , N ' A . , , nr, It JR. . - I t , ' ' ' ' , , , Nlf- ' , ' 1 ' , -, f , . , 4 1 . , I' ':, D , I l I 1. I I ' I I . 1 . . . . , . I I - Les Baker and Diane Linse acted as co-chair- brick flower boxes. A bird bath in the center , 1 Q 4 vs f I . .' A , I X 1 Q . A v V K 4 . N' I ,.fN,s 5 , 4 0 E N 1 WM, by , , ' ' K? ,V 2 .lm 4 I . ai ,f b .. W Mm A, hit - I , 'I ' N iq . J ' QS ' eww- I, 1 ,w . ru FUTURE STARS Q Q I 1l LTHIH ISI! GIISIII JUNIOR OFFICERS S ac S d Schott Gay Meacham M G s JUNIOR CLASS Members of the lunlor class started the year successfully by electnng the followlng offlcers Presldent Gary Meacham Vice Pres :dent Dave Carlson Secretary Sandra Schott Treasurer Jack Crabbs As football season came around some of the lunnors such as Gary Meacham John Van Eyk Clayton Fuller and Jack Crabbs were found nn each game flghtlng for a vlctory Along wuth football was the annual home coming The lunrors were proud to have Joann Smith chosen as one of the princesses Next came basketball season Many of the lunlors partncupated ln the games The ones that werent playlng could be found IH the s ands yelling and cheerlng for the Panthers Durnng football season Ruth Wheeler Gordon Harklnson and Joann Smuth repre sented the class as cheerleaders Ann Uran and Marllyn Harvey were song leaders For basketball Sandy Haselton was elected as a cheerleader along with Ruth and Joann Marnlyn was a song leader for basketball also Tne class of 58 was well represented In many other actlvltles lncludlng baseball track drlll team Lambda Kal Epsilon student body offrcers student council Glrls Club offlcers and Girls Club Councul The Orthopedlc was a bug thrng for the lunlors thus year They had qulte a problem wuth 927 gallons of applesauce on theur hands Thus applesauce caused them to go Into debt but thus didnt break down their splrlts or am buttons They were determined to pay off theur debt They worked on car washes candy sales and even had a party an order to earn money They dad very well and paud almost all of theur debt The class placed third In the ludgnng of the displays During basketball season the lunlors had a dance the theme of which was Holxday Hop Decoratuons Included a brg lighted Chrnstmas tree As the year progressed sprung came and so dld the Junlor Prom On Aprnl 26 the Meacham and Ruth Wheeler were selected as general chalrmen The other chairmen were as follows mvltatuons Sandy Schott programs Marl ne and Ellene Posey punch Rhodessa Maruska decoratnons Mary Lee Pettlbone construction Jack Crabbs and Clyde Moller chaperones Marulyn Harvey tnckets Sandy Haselton tmance Arthur Levlne advertlse ment Elva Naff posters Kay McDonald pho tographs John Van Eyk clean up Velma Iverson entertannment Judy Rnley band Ann Uran announcements Glorua Hands clock room Jamce Hendrrckson The decorations were of an Hawauan set ting lt had colorful burds flowers and palm trees Another event that fell In the sprung was that of going to Career Day at Western Washmgton College of Educatlon Those lun tors who were Interested In the teachnng pro fessuon and going to college were eligible to go Thus encouraged many and Interested them an the prospect of furtherung thelr education The final task for the lunlors was that of ushering for commencement So ended an other successful year for an up and comlng class PAGE TWENTY THREE - O X. I Y el . Q' ., 'I If tl ' - 1 1' ' l s f 58 - 9 1 A ly I l 7 5 2 f .l i - Ianding: J k Crabbs, Dave Carlson, an ra , r . Sitting: iss Baker, Mr. under on. ' . ' . ' , , - u - . ' I I I I I I I .,, . . . . r ' . , . - I I I I . , I . I ' , ' , , , iuniors presented the Mystic Isle. Gary ' . . V 5 . I l 1 F 1 ' Q . q 5' I I . . ,. . ' 1 1 1 , . ' . I F A . . 1 I 1 ' . ' 1 1 1 - 7 s - - . - I I I I ' 1 I ' 1 . ' 1 1 1 1 . ' 1 1 1 Q I T ' ' . I - . 1 I . . . . . I I . ' . I I . . . , . ' I I I Q - . - 1 - U - I . . , . . . ' . , . ' 1 :- -Q av an ,. -nv Nl 1-nf 'ev --0 an .ga '7 -I 'V I? 7,41 .av -,, PAGE TWENTY FOUP CREATING A -.l 'Cb' 'i 1 3 no ,.. ae 'S' 4- .r 1 fn r r 5 'Q ff' X -5 su ROW l Allen Carolyn Almas Peggy Andersen Neul Anderson Larry Arrowsunnh Karen Bagwell Caroe Bartelheumer Myrna Bel John ROW 2 Bennett Leon Bosse Herman Bosse Norma Bowen Gary B and Anne Brutten Pat Brommers Nancy Brookhart Vuo'a ROW 3 Brosuos Jearunonc Brower Cathy B rke Mary f V4 Car son Carlson Carlson Car son Carlson ROW 4 Charlotte Davud Jerry Krustune Sharron Carter LeRoy Chaffee Dauuny Chrusty Donald Cole Carol COIS Ron ,Jw 5 ..- -J 1 nv .-4' A V? no lab .o Cooperman Duck Crabbs .lack Crawford Carolyn ROW 5 Cross Allen C mmuns Gary Davenport Jum Davus Jurn DeGeus Duck Dullon Lorna Doll eannette D nbar LeRoy ROW 6 Eddy Bob Faulstuch Ruchard Fusher Nancy Fuller Clayton Fuller Rodney Gullam Wunona Greer fl'a ROW 7 Gruffore Earlene Gould Robert Haley Carol Hampton Donald Harkunson Gordon l-la runglon Myrtle l-'arruson Sherry Harvey Marulyn ROW 8 Haselton Sandy Hebert Jack Heufort Bob Heuke Mary Hendruckson .lanuce Hesseltune Judy Hull Robert Hunds Glorua ROW Hope Darla Huck Ruchard Iverson Velma Johnson Muke 'ones Wayne Keaton Mary Keller Roberta Kessel Par ROW I0 Klokkevold Alfred Krotke Paul Lauclchart Duck Leer Deanna Levun Arlene Levune Arthur Lundberg Lowell Lowe Terry 1- , l,, A G ll .Q ' , as. 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'-' - lm, ', I -. - . 4 ' ff ' of 1' 4 , R v u A L v ff L7 q A 1 - hw fl ' ROW I Lyle Donald McBrnde Jon M oll Bll McDaniel Bob McDonad Kay McElhaney Karen McFarland Shurley 'S-My Mclntosh Ray ROW 2 McPhanl Eugene DEFINITE CHARACTER Martin Jem Maruska Rhodessa 2 'J Mea ham Gary Metrokas Nuck ..- Mlnshull Pamela Moller Clyde Mollgaard Harry R JW 3 Manger Charlotte Montgomery Carol Morley Bob Na Elva Navarre Duck '- Nenffer Rnchard Neue Gene Newman Sandra ROW 4 Nechols Muke Norton Sharon Odegard Rncharo Oson Norman Owens Davud Parker Lorraunr Patrsck Blalr Peacor B Il ROW 5 Pendergrass Sherry Pettersen Eleanor Pettltbone Mary Lee Porter Barbara Posey Enleen Posey Marlene Power Neal ROW 6 Ragsdale Patrncna Ratclnff Barbara Raymond Jon Rnley Judv Roholt Gertrude Rose John Saulter Jerry Schmidt Kathryn ROW 7 Schott Sandra Scown Arnne Seidel Jem Smuth JoAnn Smnth Ruta mullun Yvonne Sowul Lorraine Stanton Betty Jean ROW 8 Steensland Jtm Stuart Ken Sullivan Sue Sundt Eruc Swan Vuctor Thomas JoAnne Thompson Jerry Thornton Marilyn ROW 9 Tompkins Gall Uran Ann Vaal Kathlene Van Eyk John Wardlaw Tom Webber Arthur Wheeler Ruth Whute Darlene ROW I0 Wnlluams Newell Wold Marnlyn Woods Pat Yoder Gary Cernlch Janice Parker Norman -J T7 ,-. 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Hr 1 an ci T7 4 'Sf fe- 1-1. 547, 'WU' no 'Q .-an 4 ct I., ,- ...., ,ugk .- 77 si F3 sq fs va J K' new ,Q-Cl ,QQ 'S pw 4-'V .ni 4m t nil fl.-T51 1 PAGE TWENTY FIVL CONSTRUCTING SOPHOMORE OFFICERS M S th J y Ma sh s SOPHOMORE CLASS To start the year the sophomore class held a meetung to elect class offucers for the year Donovan Buckford was chosen presudent Jurr' Dorsey vuce presudent and Jerry Marsh sec retary treasurer Donovan transferred to an other school and Jum Dorsey became presu dent Our sophomore class advusers were Mrs Condell and Mr Smuth The sophomore class shone brught un the fueld of sports Fuve boys from the sophomores earned letters un football They were Jum Dorsey Leonard Bluhm Jum Kendall Bub McLaun and Dale Harkunson Preferred by country The ones who earned a flyung foot un cross country were Toby Matson Don Mor ruson Ruch Hetland and Don Dunbar The Orthopeduc Druve was a bug thung for most sophomores Donovan Buckford and Lun da Fortune worked hard on ut wuth the help of many others We came un second place behund the senuors Basketball players were plentuful from the sophomore class wuth the B squad beung made up almost enturely of sophomores They were John Skupley John Porter Ron Nolan Dale Harkunson Warren Whute Leonard Bluhm Jum Kendall Toby Matson Bud McLaun and Jerry Marsh The last fuve mentuoned played at t mes on the A squad and earned letters The class rungs were selected furst by Judy Cochran Nancy Butler Jerry Marsh Leonard Bluhm and Jum Dorsey They selected three types and a class meetung was held to narrow the selectuon to one The name of the selectuon was Olympuc Champuon Gurls turnout got un full swung thus year by playung speedball volleyball and basket PAGE TWENTY SIX 5024. IJ Co dell ball Many sophomore gurls partucupated un these sports Tennus turnout for the gurls hav ung started March 4 they played all the neughborung gurls teams Lunda Fortune and Carol Douglas turned out The sophomore guuls un S Club were Susan Johnson Pat Cummungs and Lunda Fortune Sophomores were un the exchange assemblues also Par tucupatung were Sandy deSoto Lunda Fortune Shurley Sulcox Charlene Nuchols and Ron Ren Other actuvutues represented were drull team chour band and orchestra There was a fueld trup taken by the buology class and many sophomores had fun Our class also had several game concessuons The unter class basketball tourney was held The sophomores beat the freshman and then the senuors who had beaten the lunuors The sophomores then went on to whup the teach ers They were hauled as the basketball champs of S H S for the year l957 Sprung sports found many sophomores dus playung theur athletuc skulls at varuous places Baseball found Duck Green Jum Kendall Tum OBruen Dale Harkunson and Bob McLaun turnung out Turnung out for track were Don Smuth Bob Shrauner Jerry Fraulunu Len Bluhm Jum Dorsey Jerry Marsh Toby Mat son Ruch Hetlund Don Dunbar .lum Fank hauser Spud Whute John Porter Gene Moore Leo Merculuef Jerry Muller Warren Land and Bull Haune Jum Strublung turned out for tennus All un all the sophomores had a lot of fun together thus year They look forward to two more fun fulled years at S H S The class would luke to thank Mr Smuth and Mrs Condell for theur wonderful support O gh J-Fl I : r. mi , im Dorsey, Jerr r , Mr . n . 1 ' ' ' I . . I . I . . . , . , 1 ' I 1 ' - . . . I - . .- . I . . . . . . . . I . I . , , . - 1 . , , , I I I . ' I some over football was fall track or cross- - ' . - I - I I . . . . f . . . I ' . . . I I I . A , I I - I I I . ' . 1 I I I I . I I 1 1 l 1 ' ' ' - . D . I 1 I ' l , u f f f I I I I I f I I . , . . 1 ll I I 1 I, 1 ' - I . . . . . I I ' . - ROW 1 Auron Clnf'ord Abunafhy Barbara Anderson Jun Anderson Wanda Aos 'ames Arp Richard Aslwcrull Bob Avkunson Bonnie ROW 2 Auberv John Aylrng Merednh Ba aby Lena Barfelhelrner Darrel Baxendale S .9 Belcher Pej my Best Nancy Buckford Donayan ROW 3 Bxggerslaff Dorothy Blngham Ann Bluhm Leonard Bovten Bob Balm! Kaye and B Brlcxman Dorns Brubaker Darellene ROW 4 Burris Brut Butler Nancy Christy Dxxne Church Gladys Cochran Judy Cowell Pa Crane Duck Crawford ane ROW 5 Cress Ronnue Cumrnnngs Patsy Dagger! Ruchard Dagger? Ron Dalton Myrna Davis Arrhur Deane Larry ROW 6 De Sovo Sandra Dewald Felucra Dorsey Jrm Douglas Carol Dovre Gary Dovre Jrm Drennon Mary Dunbar ROW 7 Eastman Clyde Engeseih James Fankhauser Jam Ferguson Sharon e Bnl Frshbaugh John Fxsher Wayne Fevnung Delbert ROW 8 Don Floyd Judy Fortune Linda Fox Carol Fransson Dennis Fraulmu Jerry Furman Grac Furner Jan Gamble Eric ROW 9 Gay Leonard Gruber! Gary .voshorn Rose Jraff Carol Green Duck Grrnde Larry Gould Mary Lee Gunllaume Ernie ROW I0 Haack Gary Haas Jamce Hagen Harold Hammerly Carl Hansen Bonufa Hansen Sharon Hanson Nell Harknnson Dale 4-4 ...-1 u qs Q1 THE FRAME -fa uvft or ff. L? -pf 'ai' ar. -.4-4 Tv fl Qw- all as Il lv ,,- YV -as Q4 rar .au .9 np 3 v-uf -Q-r til ,.,, J 1 11 ag g 21 ,L H A Ig . I I ,- - I lg, .sl I--5 :Nl - .1-' 6 x 'l . - C a 56 - , A ' ' , . ' - . X kt' 1 l Z ls R! . , V N , I 4 'I , A 53 L ' H was W' , s f N M L lv, . 3' -. QLQ V . 1 L l ,. ll 'Q A K1 ia A ll G H .1 Q ,, - ' L L 1 . 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Y, '5- -Q 'l J as vb Q-7 v v 92' ou- fu wr L l xl 5.4 wr' -.4 no 'xv -of ry Ji an 'TF ,X ,f e-v E' ROW 1 Paufle Donna Haynes et and Ruchard Hnbhard Ralph Hodqes Norman Hunt Jeanette Honzuker Vera H nznker Vesta ROW 2 'Ohnson Dennis Johnson Glenna ohnson Sandra Johnson Susan Jones Alberta Joy Kenneth Kanser Larry Kager Gary ROW 3 Keene Jerry K I Harlan Kendall Jnm Kung Donnella 'oenen Keuth Land Warren Lange Frances Lanerbach Karl ROW 4 Lorraine Norma Lue tnch Marnan Loxmore Pat Lyon Beth McAluster Emmett McAluster Tom McCrorey Donald McDonald Dawn ROW 5 Mclntosh Marlene McLazn Dwught Mater Eugene Marsh Jerry Marshall Don Marshall Gordon Marts John ROW 6 Mayer Jimmy Merculuef Leo Muller Becky Muller Gerald Mollgaard Bob Monroe Ell ot Moore Gene Morrison Don ROW 7 Morrison Kay Morphy Pat MJrray Gayle Myllenbeck Luanne Natf Vtvuan Navarre Mnchael Nrchols Charlene Noble Larry ROW 8 Nolan Ronnie Nydegger Barbara OBrien Tum Oson Marlon Patruck John Patruck Raenelle Perecz Jack Perknns Dexter ROW 9 Petes Gretchen Pe erson Joan Pa e Kathleen Poser Marlyn Pollack Steve Porter John Prater Donna Prater Ron ROW 10 Purtteman Lunda Ragsdale Juanrta Ranno Allf-n Rainwater Judy Randleman Mrk- Ream Larry Redwood Mar Ren Ronnlc 0 in ka . , . 4, - - A R' A , ' L I ', Bill . 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'l'I .9 ' ' 'ff 1: M L . ta' ' ' Q J ,J it , A if ,' f J A - J Q' , A: vs ' , f- 1 l r1 ' ' 5 V l , , . , .1 0 J, .4 S 1- J I Ee 41 J 2- Q 1 J , l . 1 A ,, T ' 'Xl - ROW I Roetclsoender Duck Roxstrom Jnm Schtck Jerry Schrllmg Steve Schmndt Euntce .,.,, Schrmdt Ken Schuchard Dorene Schwarzmlller Dean ROW 2 Seese Barbara Shrauner Bob Sulcox Shnrley Sklpley John Smith Donald Smlth Karen Snow Dale ROW 3 Soderland Diana Soma Janet Stanff Ken Stanton Lewis Steele Bert Stewart Donna Stocker Joan Sorwlck Stan ROW 4 Strlbltng Jann Stuart Nancy Torgeson Judy Trautrnan Carol Tyler Connue Ulmer Arleun Urbrck Steve Vanl Charlene ROW 5 Volz Verna Walker Make Weber Emnl Webster Bob Whnte Warren Wocklund lrene Wnse Donna Wounowsky Sandra UPPER LEFT Nancy Butler Joan Peterson Frances Lange Marlyn Poser Wanda Anderson Lary Kanser UPPER RIGHT Standing 'tm Dorsey Len Bluhm Jerry Marsh SEATED Nancy Butler Judy Cochran LOWER PICTURE Back Row Davrd Goss Paul Ognlvxe Dale Place Al Merwede Wayne Chrlstlanson Tom Haugstad Gary Kanekeberg SECOND ROW Vernon Qual Sandra Vey Nancy Welson Leoda Fnscher Martlyn Besaw Dayud Wright FRONT ROW Alan Troupe Lee Krause Gale Vanderpool wr' of ,.--1 wr' K ,Q THE CAST S 1 76 9 Q5 -P 4 'K If Ulf' Y as ,a -5 vw: N93 PY, 2 xx' 417' ,-- ,pr 3407 .N an -0 ,.- 4-P' ,O- ,H- vw -r' t,- fu K4 QW Q4 PAGE TWENTY NINE Tl-IRILLING SCENES f . 3- W X l l Y f x' AX l gh 1 X . A -M .-- ' 2 VL U, --47,135 N , - . ,aiu .. -... .VYY ,-,aa-1-A we ff' if-4 45?-I I ,- M' 'P vf' 4 il SPORTS SNAPS Upper left Ann Uran Upper Right Gary Mea ham Mlddle Upper Left Carol Graff Mnss Clark Bonnie Hansen Mldde Lower left Foollaal Acfuon Center Top Clweryle Daw on Second Row Pal Doll Marlene Mclntoslw Bottom Madeline Brandsrra Narulyra Bosmw Peggy Belcher Middle Upper Right Dennus Channing 4241 John Van Eyk U51 Middle lower Right Dave Roetcusoender lower left Turkey Trot Back Row Howard R1 be Rncnard Hetland Don Dunbar Second Row Don Morrison Dave Roevcnsoender Jon Raymond Front Row Mr Moe Darrell Morr on Tolxy Matson lower Right Mr Heath Rnchard Larson M Gunderson Steve 4esver PAGE THIRTK 1 , sl . ,Q ' K 9 . , , ' ':. ... f Y , l l s 3 r A - -K-HV' ,Y 1 Y 1 I 1 X f ...mt ' ., a 1 k ..,. . :V 4, i' SQ, ' .' ., ,M V , jf A Qu P V V fr J 4 15,1 is ff,Z'igt.lV I 1 , A' qv 0. A Fi, , ' V' 1 eli f' 1' r ' fr ' ' ' 'fry -, 'li .-2 'ff ' ,. 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X fx 7 95,1 SPORTS Cf BLOCKING OUT FOOTBALL On November T6 the Snohomush Panthers concludeo theur T956 football schedule f nune games Thus season saw the Red and Whute end up wuth a 2 6 T record The furst game of the new season saw the local s hugh hopes crushed 33 0 by the cham puon Anacortes Seahawks The Seahawks were the Panthers toughest opponent of the year The Purple and Whute funushed on top of the Northwest League and placed fufth un the funal Assocuated Press poll of sportswruters Playung theur furst home game of the year Snohomush fans students and the squad deducated Snohomush Hugh Schools newly buult staduum and fueld Thoroughly ruunung the evenung were the Burlungton Eduson Tug ers who dumped the locals 250 The Tugers tallued two touchdowns un the second and thurcl quarters whule the only Panther thrust ca'ne un the dyung seconds of the ballgame Flayung theur furst afternoon tussel un many seasons the Snohomush team traveled to Se wf Nui attle on Saturday Octob r 6 to encounter Shorelune Hugh School un an untersectuonal contest Agaun the local eleven emerged wun less un a see saw battle 20 T4 Gary Meacham opened the afternoons scorung takung the ball on the furst play and gallopung 70 yards lune roared back to tue up the score The two teams traded touchdowns throughout the rest Upper Plcfure COACHES Mr Heath Mr Gunderson Mr Bartl tt Muddle Duck But er John Van Eyk Newell Wulluams Ernue Kel ler Allen Cross Steven K ster Don Webb Jum Martun Jack Crao s From Mr Gunder on Lower Puclure FIRST TEAM Back Row Duck Johnson Jerry Thompson Clayton Fuller Dan Jones Don Webb Leonard Bluhrn Dwught McLauru Larry Anderson Second Row John Va Eyk Rchzrd Larson Gary Meacham Jack Crabbs Gene Klungler Muke Johnson Erne Keller Duck Butler Front Row J m Mart M ke Bell Bob McDan el J rn Dorsey Steve Kester Allen Cross PAGE THIPTY TWO , . o u , , ,f - , ' ' J 'X 44. .sus ' ' L vu. I K - iX,,J .hy 1 ' I I e - I Q- 1 ,ia - , - '. . u T f ' ,f for the opening six points of the tussle. Shore- X J I t gg, ix . - i u kk W . it Q, X - Q.. . X g 'M Q s 5 ' F , I ! , v ' ,-l n l, i . 1 i, I , Z , ' I , i ,, ' . D : u tru, i , i , i , , . , THE PLAY L Eg? 4-Hx of Th game buT The home Town Shoreline eleven came ouT on The long end of a close score The Tollovvlng Frnday nlghT The home Toxn Team Traveled To Edmonds where The Tiger eleven blasTed The Red and WhlTe 31 The Third quarTer Snohomish scored Theur one Touchdown ol The game when Don Webb cllmaxed a 70 yard drive by plunging over Tne :HS goallme Thus Touchdown vxas noT enough To march The magnlTucenT aerial and ruwnlng aTTack drsplayed by The opposung squad Ih If nnspurung domnnahon of play In The TourTh peruod Tell one Touchdown shorT as The local eleven bowed To The hnghly regarded Sedro Woolley Cubs T8 T11 on The home Tneld yard pass play from Don Webb To John Eyrx neTTed Snohomish Their lnlTlal six polnTs Three mlnuTes laTer Gary Meacham clnmaxed a de Termuned drnve and senT The home fans roar Ing To Thenr feeT again as he dived over from .0 The Cubs one The resurgenT Snohomish Team qunckly regauned The ball buT The gun sounded Thwarnng The Tnghhng drnve of The home club On OcTober 26 The PanThers and The MounT Vernon Bulldogs ToughT To a 00 Tne un a nnp and Tuck affaur played on The muddy Bulldog fueld The home elevens mann ThrusT of The TTIT was Dan Jones 60 yard pass complehon To Jo'1n Van Eyk The drlve was halted on The MVHS 20 yardlrne Upper Picture SECOND TEAM Back Row Jm Fankhauser Da e Ha k nsow Bob Shrauner Bef' Steele J m Kendall John PorTer Tum OBr en Jerry Brosuus 2nd Row Newell Wlluams Doug Perk ns Bob Cook Gene Moore Tom Walker Je ry F ullnl John Skip ey Bob Eddy From Row Dean Schwarzm ller Warren Land J rry Sch ck Bala AshcraTT Leo Mercullef George WrlghT Gary Cummns Mrddle Picture MANAGERS Jerry Flfzgerad Jerry Mal er Seve Kage 2nd from Bohom NEW GRANDSTAND Boffom FOOTBALL ACTION PACE THIRTY THREE I D Ls 'S - W' l N L 4,1 ' , A y. N A , My ' I ,,.,QX'x- g , r' L' T' ul ' qi' l T 5 - l T 4 Q . . . l V xi i ' .-7. ln E41 T - 1 T . - . . W X V9 T me , J , J T T A ' . . . f' .11 ,l T T T T1 f Halfway Through The fourTh quarTer, a 60- I, ' ' Vu . . - ' 'lit 'V B , -o' . g , . ,i . 4,- . , h . , R K. . . xg - -.rl l ' - -lA -1 :,ll, ' ' l'rl.ll ' -I ' l.'l' r Ira.-I' I SCENES GF ACTIGN The determuned SHS squad tunally came through wuth theur frst vctory un a clos tought 76 wun over the Arlungton Eagles Thus event was the hughlught o tue T956 Homecomung celebratuon for the lo al huou school ln the thurd peruod Ernue Keller set up the wunnung touchdown by recoverung an Eagle fumble on the opponents 22 ya d lune Gary Meacham s conversuoru after Don Webo s goallune plunge gave the uubulant Panther theur well earned vuctory Marysvull defeated the Panthers T4 T3 t Marysvulle on November 9 The Tomahavvks led throughout the tray takung a 7 6 command at halftume Each team scored once un tne con cludung part of the ga'ne but Snotcmushs massed conversuon tollowung theur openung touchdown proved to be tne margun o vc tory lor the home ofvn Tomahawks Thus pount a ter touc wdofvn was the only one m ssed dur ung the season Clumaxung theur rugged schedule the locals romped over the vusutung Lake Stevens Vukungs 2l 7 un a contest played un a deluge of aun Clayton Fuller scored two TDs tor the home team on 28 and 72 yard gallops Bob McDanuel raced 25 yards wuth a blocked punt tor the Red and Whutes other score of the evenung Lake Steven s seven pounts were tallued un the fourth quarter On December A the enture squad was treated to the annual Luons Club dunner un theur honor Darrell Royal former Unuversuty of Washung on gruduron coach was the guest speaker of the evenung Don Webb was voted the tearr captaun Gary Meacham receuved he sports wruters most thrullung play of the sea son award along wuth the unspuratuonal trophy John Van Eyk Jack Crabbs and Ernue Kell r shared tne best blocker award FINAL NWL STANDINGS Anacortes Sedro Woolley Burlungton 7 Edmonds Arlungton Lake Stevens 79 Mt Vernor 7 Marysvulle s U e P FOOTBALL SNAP L e P 9 F TBALL ANARDS Joh V k c Crabb e e D ell Roe M G de Do Webb Gay Meac a PA E THIRTY FOUR ' ' l i ' 9 ' ' A ' , . . - . . F I - , . F - . . , C .1 , . C D A a I . . .- W L T PA PF 8 O O l9l 6 - ,, ,,,,,,,,, 7 l O l83 52 ' , ,, ,,,,,,.,, 5 2 l ll 53 5 3 O l811 115 ' .....,, , ,,,,,, , 3 4 l 50 T06 Snohomish ,u,,,u,, , 2 5 l 63 T34 L, ,..,,,.u,,...,, 2 6 O 39 l . u ..,,,,,,,,.,,.,..... l 6 l 35 l O ' ..,,, ,,,,,,,,,,....., l 7 O 49 l63 t I I .5 S, 'g :1 y f ..,., I fi I Q ., I I f N o 7 N f N 'tf 3 C ll pp r idure - . ow r ic ure - OO ' z n an Ey , Ja k s, Emi K ller, arr y l, r. un mon, n , r h m. STAGE ROYALT HOMECOMING Mike Bell, Homecoming committee chair- man, with the assistance of Susan Waltz, Elaine Bolduan, Virginia Dubuque and Phyllis Williams, planned the fifth annual Homecom- ing. The theme was the Gay Nineties. The candidates tor queen and princesses were elected from the three classes. Pat Dob- son, a senior, was elected queen. Pat Keller, also a senior, and JoAnn Smith, a iunior, were elected princesses. For the first time, the coronation of the queen and her court was held in the high school auditorium on the Thursday afternoon preceding the game, The drill team formed an honor guard along the sides of the audi- torium as the queen and her princesses came down the aisle with their escorts The queen and her escort was followed by Susan Hedlund and Mike Moe, who were carrying red roses and the crown, Dan Jones, A.S.B. president, introduced Jay Bowerman, '55 ASB. presi- dent, who crowned the queen. Then, Diane Riley, '56 A.S.B. president, presented the queen with red roses and the princesses were given corsages. The pep rally, planned by Ron Bruton and Bob Cook, was held Thursday evening, The rally was followed by a bonfire on the camp- us. There were songs, yells, and speeches. During halt time, the band and drill team marched and made formations, and the queen extended an invitation to all of the grads to attend the dance and reception. The climax of Homecoming was the win over Arlington High School. Following the game, a dance was held in the gym and a reception was held in the student center Q-5 HOMCCOMING Upper Picture Jon Raymond Pr ncess JoAnn S11 vls Queen Pat Dobson Bll Peacor Princess Pat Keller Larry And rson Cro n beare Mike Moe Lower left Princess Pat Keller L rry Anderson Mke Moe Middle Queen Pat Dobson Right Pr ncess JoAnn S with Jon Raymond PAGE THIRTY FIVL - I .v 1. A -Q G' S . ,,, - . .-, f 4 . f ..- - T : ,I 'x Q 1 , ,J f x 4 , i v - 6 'Q Q: - ? - 2 A 5- . ' l if S 1 fi. . --7 f . xy , I N 5. li T7 ,f ' -- -1 i x , x - S ' ' -Y .X ,f 1 . -, x gif.: , 5 . .,. 3 . I N.::,i':,g-f yjgif, I ff c f i , . 4, ,ig V X 2 3 N ' . . 1-L, g . A ,f 5 ' f 755, - - - ' : , i I i -, , i , ' , ' 3 I W f , g ' , a , , i' . ' : ' . ' : i ri' , - N . THE PLAY S SJ' -al BASKETBALL IST TEAM l ,sr at 3682. Back Row Darrell Morruscn Jerry Thompson Denns Charm ng Duck Johnson Dck Butler M Heath Front Row Jerry Bros us Dan Jones Darrell Lokken Clayton Fuller Mrke John on John Van Eyk BASKETBALL The Snohomrsh Panthers started the 1956 57 season wrth four returmng lettermen Jack Bruce Darrell Morrlson Duck Butler and Duck Johnson The local squad played a 19 game schedule wrnnrng 2 and dropplng 17 The Panthers had a total of 776 pornts to the opponents 1048 They hut 5270 of therr shots from the free throw llne and connected 327 of therr freld goal attempts Dennis Channang led the team wrth the to al of 206 of the polnts un 19 games he was followed by Jerry Thompson with 132 pornts The local qurntet opened the season o December 1 agarnst Mt Vernon Bulldogs at Snohomish They lost a hard fought game 51 40 Darrell Morrlson led the scoring wrth 14 points BASKETBALL 2nd TEAM Back Row Mr Gunderson Bll Peacor Leo ard Bluhm Jerry Ma sh, D ght McLan John Porter Furst Row Warren White Ronnie Nolan Dale Harknnson, John Sklpley A len Cross, Jnm Kendall Toby Matson PAGE THIRTY SIX 4 . I R 'T' - 4' Lb U 1 V, C, ,, N 1 ' E ' 1 1 1 X I Q - , ' r . N I ll h . I Y , 'M X, x 1 ., I .4 K 'ra -W 5 , f . - ' 1 - a X X 1 1 A ' 'f 2. J , V .s . -1 l 6 . , 1 J W- ' 4. ef 1 se' w. L.- - : ' , , i i , ' , i , r. . 2 i , , , , S , - . . . 5 0 . . ' ' ' I I I I ' n . o . - - . . . . 0 . . . ' - : . , i , n , r wi i , , ' THE THING In the second game of the year, against the Burlington-Edison Tigers here December 7, the red and white suffered a 56-42 defeat for the second loss of the season. Mike John- son and Dennis Channing led the scoring with I4 points each. December 8 marked the first away from home game of the season with the Sedro Woolley Cubs with a second half splurge defeated the Panthers 46 4I Traveling to Edmonds on December I4 the Panthers emerged victorious 35 34 on the last second lay in by Jerry Thompson for the first win of the season Jumping from the frying pan into the fire on January II, the local boys were burned 65-37 by the Anacortes Seahawks. In completing the first half of play, the Panthers were defeated by the Arlington Eagles on the local maple court 48-28. On January I8, the red and white met the Pu ldogs o Mt Vernon on the Iatters court being beaten 62 40 Due to a snow storm the second game with tI'e O Dea Irish on January I9 was cancelled At a fiercely fought game the Panthers were clawed 40 44 by the Burlington Edison Tiger Jerry Thompson played an outstanding game ' - D 1 f . I ' . Y , I I I . ,- . - . . C ti G . , 4 1 I . 4 - M, x., , ' M ' , ,g ' L., , V , . . BASKETBALL ACTION - Upper: Ray Sic-vers, John Van Eyk, Lower left: Dick Butler, Dick Johnson. lower Right: John Van Eyk, Jerry Thompson, Mr. Heath. , Y D I , , l'I - I ' ' . . . . I I ' , ' , . I - r . . ' T - ' - It - H 1 - - , - ' I 'H , ' I - , I I I . T . On December I8 the Panthers entertained the Marysville Tomahawks and were defeated 56 39 Meeting their hot test rival Everett o the local court the red and white were feath ered under 60 36 Dennis Channing played his outstanding game of the year collecting 2I points Sharpening their claws the Panthers slashed out a 4737 victory over the Lake Stevens Vikings on the local hardwood January 4 Stepping out of league play the Panthers tackled the highly rated Irish of ODea in a losing battle 67 27 collecting I5 points while gathering many rebounds Starting slowly the Panthers were defeated in a close ball game by the Sedro Woolley Cubs on January 26 by a score of 4I 36 Seeking revenge the Edmonds Tigers rolled over the Panthers 66 52 on February I Playing in the Marysville gym the Panthers were scalped 85 48 The Red and White s arted an all sophomore lineup and were de eated by the Everett Seagulls 69 4I Being defeated by the Lake Stevens Vikings 41 4 on the Viking court the Panthers suf fered their tenth straight setback PAGE HIRTY SEVEN PRODUCIINIG THE PLAY BASKETBALL ACTION ei Pldure Dck Bulle Tvs Cha y Ml dle Rlghl Pldure D Lo rrel Morrsov The red and whrTe sTarTed an allsenror lrneup rn The Trnal home game o The year buT were edded by AnacorTes 64 69 an Tner besT game of The season VucTory was denred The PanThers ID The Tlnal mlnuTes of play when The Seahawks wenT lnTo an unbeaTable sTall On February T9 The Tlnal game of The l956 57 season was played aT ArllngTon wlTh The PanThers again falling prey To The Eagles 55 37 AT The annual hoop banqueT held March 26 sponsored by The local Lions Club l6 leTTers were awarded To The followrng sux seniors Dennis Channrng Duck BuTler Duck Johnsow Dan Jones Darrell Morruson and Darrell Lok ken Tuve lunlors John Van Eyk Mrke Joh son Jerry Thompson ClayTon Fuller and Gary Meacham and Tlve sophomores DwughT Mc Lam Jrrn Kendall Toby MaTson Jerry Marsh The mosT hardware copplng The TreeThrow Trophy and The mosT unspurahonal award Den nls Channing received The honor of berng named The honorary captarn Dennis alo received hono able menT1on on NorThwesT League All STar Team and was named To The AnacorTes allopponent Team .,,w 'Tr' og BASKETBALL AWARDS Joe Cprlano Denns Chann ng .lohn Van Eyk Mr Heafh Pf F THTRTY E GrlT - Lf A : 4 r, Dclvl nnlwl, lcrr Tlzovvvpsmu, Ad : llmnnls Fmnssorv, Ruchard Arn, ' I I arrull kkwvr, lla . l T r, T T - V l A - l Y-, . , , I I . I I 4 1 1 ' ' A . I . . . if , U- . , , . .T - 1 1 1 - , ' 1 1 1 1 1 , and Len Bluhm. John Van Eyk walked off wiTh - I I . A . S r . F . I . lx ' Y , I 41,3 , .N A 4 , L ,, 1 4 , : Lf fi ' 1, J x-, 1 is 0 31 ' Ks. y - i ' J Q l - i ' , l l , , . . HEL ' l l SOUND CREW ,.- , ,yivff I um .rg L,q!,,5mL , -,, -1 f Vkiyji f 5315. , ' , K- 'iffy ,as -gl -QQ 1. 3 or FOOTBALL SONG LEADERS Pal Dobson Lynda Hansen Ann U an Marnyn H rvey HEER LEADERS Harklnson Sharron Schwarzmullcr JoAnn Snmh BASKETBALL SON.: AND CHEER LEADERS Back Row Pat Lynda Hansen Pat Dobson Front Row Ruth Wheeler Sandy Hasel on Ma que Haselron JoAnn Snmlm Ruth Wheeler Gordon Keller Marnlyn Harvey PAGE THIRTY NlNE -21:1 ev. I X. I I Q, 'R v Q . , L 1 'R A rx rt . ,ji . H K L V. ff ff ll.. W 'wi' T: -, -rf,-:L L ' A l ,J l 4 A -eq A ' V 'Eff ' , s ky T L ld? l' ' V ' 151 ' S ugiff AQ 'All V ' A PLL? w f , A , r , 'l a . C - ' , LEADERS IN BQY: CLUB BASKETBALL CAPTAINS M e te W bb Mk B BOYS CLUB BASKETBALL This year Mr Miles had a bugger group of boys together for Boys Club basketball than ever be ore They were divided Into eight teams which played a ten game schedule each At the close of the season Jack Bruces team wi h a 9 l record was leading the pack followed closely by Bell K7 35 McDaniel Q5 55 Webster K5 55 Berg Q5 55 Nolan C5 55 Perkins C3 75 and Webb Cl 95 The tournament which usually follows the regular season games was eliminated this year because of the numerous ties and the lack of tlnie inere were many fine ballplayers in the league again Among the leading scorers were Larry Nolan Jon McBride Rick Odegard Don Webb Jerry Carlson Jack Bruce Bob McDaniel Dave Carlson Mike Walker and larry Anderson CROSS COUNTRY ln their most successful season in many years the Snohomish Hugh School cross coun try squad competed this fall in five single meets with other scnools plus two all school tournaments Encounterung a rugged schedule they romped over Mt Vernon 50 55 on October l5 The Red and White easily downed squads from Everett Sedro Woolley Edmonds and Burlington Darrell Morrison led the Panthers to a fifth place finish rn the British Empire champion ship meet Morrison garnered eighth place Climaxrng a successful season the team traveled to Seattle on November 24 to vue ID the Northwest AAU meet During the season Darrell ran the l 9 mule course in 926 surpassing his old record by 35 seconds Morrison also copped Sl-lSs annual Turkey Trot Cl. CROSS COUNTRY D 1 o T by M s d D ell M PAGE FORTY ' - Mr. iles, Kil Berg, Jack Bruce, Roger Webs r, Doug Perkins, Don e , i e ell, Larry No an. I , . . . - 1 . I : 1 r .O - . t I - 1 , . . ' - I - I A - I - I - I I I ' I ' . . 1 - f .,.. . . . . : I I I ' I I I - - - 1 I 1 I - I l ' . fl 'D 9 X if .. , I 4 . vga ' Q ,mg .L X, - 1 X? V t - mt 5 i 5 .I 5 + 7 . 5 A 1 fl ' Q 4 ' Q J r I , 1 s I 5 4 I K l l on I i , A . 1 x ..n 114' - A W. - Back Row: Howard Riebe, on Morrison, Mr. Gilhertson, .lon McBride. Fron R w: o aton, Don Dunbar, Dave Roevcrsoender, Richard Hetlan , arr orrison. THE FIELD TRACK Standmg Leonard Bluhm John Van Eyk Jack Crabbs Nelson Munson Garry Cummms Gary Meacham Howard Ruebe Al len Cross Gene Moore Jam Dorsey B ll Haynes Davud Roetc soender Darrell Morruson Nelson Cobb Jerry Fraulunu Gerald Marsh Mr Keuth Gllberlson Kneelmg Newell Wulllams Ernue Guullaume Bert Steele Jerry Muller Don Dunbar Rachard Hetlund Toby Matson Merle Nortum John Porter Warren Land Leo Merculuef Eugene Meuer TRACK When Co Coaches Keuth Gulbertson and Nell Bartlett sounded the call for all track and field partnclpants on March I5 they were met by an almost entirely new and inexperienced squad composed of mamly sophomores Gulby as he ns called by most of the squad members coaches the running events Things looked the best In the middle dns tance broad lump hurdles and weight events wlth Meacham and Crabbs carrying the mann load In the latter There were two returnlng members of the squad Darrell Morruson and .lon Van Eyk who went to the state meet last year The green The l957 track schedule was as follows March rl rul Aprrl Aprll May May May May May June 29 Relays Monroe Dual Meet Lakesade Relays Lakesade Marys vllle Arlnngton Truangle Meet Monroe Twln Cuties N W League Mt Vernon Pre County Everett County Everett Dlstrlct Mt Vernon Shoreline Relays Shorelune 25 State Meet Pullman 7 8 AAU Unlverslty squad was bullt around them Home Meet TRACK SNAPS loft Jack Crabbs Muddle Da e Roetcusoender Darrel Morr son Howa d Rebe Rght Gary Meacham PAGE FORTY ONE - - Ap 'l 5 - ' . I . . 'Ap ' .. ' I - H - In . ' - 16 ' - , while Neil Bartlett coaches the weight events. April 20 N- W- RelaY-5ed 0 W00lleY ' ' ' ' - ' 27 . . - . I l I I ' 4 - ,- ' , 18 ' ' - . ' 2l ' - ' I ' 24, - ' , k , . . . ' - P n rg 'l In 1 1 L LEARNING THE RACKET Upper P tu e TENNIS Bark Row Mr Clayton Charles Cross Mke Joh son Je y Tho pson Bob He fort G e KI gler Bob Cook Do g Pe k s Fro I Row Jo MCB de Jon Ray o d R ck Odega d Ge e Ne e Nel Ande sen No ma Olson lower left c Odega d Lo u Conte B b He fort J Ray d R k Od ga d I. R gh J o f f S ,L S 4' ffl' I , ki A . fs ' X l I 1 I is 1 - 5. , , ic r - - : . , , I n , rr m , i , en in , L: r in . n : n ri , m n , i r , n u , i r , r n . Ri k r . w r r: o i , on mon , ic e r . ower i 0: on Raym nd. . . Z I . . . , , ' , 2 ' , , - IO I I I I , . , . . - 1 . I I 1 N- I 1 1 I 1 - , . . , . . . 1 I I . . . . . . . I I , . . TENNIS On hand for the first turnout of the season this year were twenty boys The squad showed the usual Snohomlsh enthuslasm for tennis Tennns coach Joe Clayton had seven re turning lettermen They were Gene Neue Norm Olson Jon Raymond Rlc Odegard Mike Johnson Jerry Thompson and Bob Hel fort Bob Helfort played singles whlle Gene Neue Norm Olson Jon Raymond and Ruc Odegard teamed to play doubles The rest of the squad was composed of sensors Gene Kllngler Doug Perkins Joe Davas Bob Cook and Chuck Cross lunnors Jon McBrlde Nell Anderson and Bob Guald sopnomores Jam Strlblmg Dale Snow Richard Arp and Eliot Monroe The schedule was as follows March 25 Snohomush at Everett Aprnl l Arlington at Snohomish PAGE FORTY TWO Aprll April Aprrl April April April May May Snohomush at Marysvnlle Edmonds at Snohomish Everett at Snohomish Snohomish at Arlington Snohomlsh at Arlington Marysville at Snohomish Snohomnsh at Edmonds County meet here May Dlstrlct meet here Tnns years schedule also contalned besldes the usual elght league encounters several prac-uce matches with Bellingham Seattle Prep and Lakeside Snonomash has been blessed with havung what are probably the flnest courts In the county They also have more courts than any other team In the league and have not been hampered by lack of courts for turnout purposes SPOTLIGHT ON DIAMOND 'Vg 5 vlfdlv wal QQ if lag Q3 QQ ni 10 BASEBALI Upper left Darrell Brown Mr Mules JIm DevIs Upper Rughi Standmg Darrell Lokken Dan Jones BIII Peacor Kneeling Mke Bell KIle Berg lower left Shndmg Don Webb Don Stewart Jerry Carlson Kneelmg Jack Bruce Denns Chann ng lower Rughi Jm Kendall Jerry Saulter John Sk pley Kneelmg D ght McLaIn Dale Hark nson Tm OBr en BASEBALL Play Ball' Thats a famIlIar sound around Snohornlsh durlng tne Spflng term John Mules well lIked coach of the local team had nIne returnIng lettermen They were SenIors Darrell Lokken Infleld MIlfe Bell Infneld and outfleld Dennls ChannIng pItcher and fIrst base Don Webb outfueld Jack Bruce pltcher and furst base Kale Berg catcher Dan Jones outfleld and shortstop and Junlors Bull Peacor second base and Jerry Carlson Infleld and outfIeld Although the nIne returnIng lettermen made up the nucleus of the team there was a flne crop of sophomores TUFDIDQ out They In cluded TIm OBrIen shortstop JIm Kendall thlrd base and outfleld DwIght McLaIn out fIeld Dale Harklnson outfIeld and John SkIp ley pItcher These boys kept every player p r formIng to the best of hIs ablllly In order to keep hIs place In the startIng nlne Crackmg out base hIts and chasung Ily balls were Chuck Randleman catcher Don Stewart outfIeld and Jerry Saulter catcher The very valuable and dependable man ag rs of great assIstance to Mr MIles were JIm DavIs and Darrell Brown The Panthers had experIenced players at every posItIon except thIrd base TheIr pItchers were much stronger than last year As usual the Panthers had trouble gettlng thelr schedule played In the Northwestern weather They had two practuce games March 22 Bothell at SnohomIsh and March 27 Sno homIsh at Bothell In addItIon to theur ten game league schedule PAGE FOQTY THREE . , ..-. A ,- , v, .I , - -ff f L S A ar 4- lvysu . v. fn A I I l 1 . fa. I I w. rv . H' X f If .:. , V ,f ,- Q Of l ' l ' , SN r . rl X x X N , - K .f . , I If N ll , . I l , I , .1 , . ,N ',4 , ' 2 . v . Y- V X , ' ' I . C or I , 1 I - . KI r . C . Z ' ' U '. ' l' I - i : . ' ' .- . ' I A , . - l Z . I t I . : , I I . : I , , I . : wI , i , i ' i . - Q - , . C I U ' I A . 1 ' . . . f I - . , I ' ' , I I I : . - I . . I . E P I . I I I ' I I I I ' I I F I ' I 1 ' I - I 7 - , . . I . . , . u . . ' I r 1 1 I I ' I I ' I 1 I ' ' FAIR AND OPEN GAA SNAPS Rught Pucture Managers Back Row Elva Naff Lnda Roetcusoender Beth Lyon Marlyn Pouer Gladys Church Lunda Fort ne Front Row Duane Lunse Patsy Curnmungs Nancy Butler Connue Tyler Susue Johnson Nancy Fsher Rught Pucture Basebal Judy Floyd Elva Naff Mary Burke G A A Hey' Where are y u goung un such hurry? Turnouts The furst game starts at 350 I have about fuve munutes to get dressed and on to the fueld Thus us a faurly common conversatuon after school Turnouts start vvuth speedball un the un the sprung Speedball What a lufel It us easuly compared vvuth football un one respect You play on a nuce muddy fueld slup and fall almost more often than you stand olleyball was a challenge The truck to that was gettung the gurls playung togetlner and havung them arranged vvuth varyuncu heughts basketball They were good gam s too Of course a luttle thung luke drubblung across the lune or chargung unto a guard was lust part of the game Wuth the comung of sprung a young mans fancy lughtly turns to thoughts of love but not so wuth the gurls They had more umport ant thunos on theur munds luke tennus softball lxo matter what they were doung all had us motto un mund The Sportsmans Creed We cant all play a wunnung game Someone us sure to lose Yet vve can play so that our name No one can dare accuse That when tne Master Referee Scores agaunst our name It wont be whether we ve won or lost After volleyball the gurls turned out fo But how we played the game ...Z GAA SNAPS Tennus Standung Susue Waltz Lunda Fortune Kneelung Duane Lunse Sharon Norton Center Pucturo Archery Lunda rortune Sharon Norton Jonu Smuth Rught Picture Fencmg Judy Ruley Barbara Porter Mary Heuke Kneelmg Judy Cochran PAGE FORTY FOUR L 's, 'J 1 . Q S- Q., ca , it ' 7 Y i' - .f fi . if i . -f . . . . e . . o ' ' a ' ' ' ' ' . H . I I . I . u - - - - - If 1 . , fall and end with tennis, track, and softball archery, and field, . . 1 , . I . . th , : ' I ' 1 X! ' V v . . , , Y , 4 4 '41 K u .K J I if 3 cs . Qu f N . If . .- 3 4 5-' K, . ht' ,ll 2 h t ul' ' ,X af . ' , ' , ' 1 I TRYOUTS GAA SNAPS left Pucture Bowlung Karen McElhaney Center Du nc Lnse Muss Clark Rught Pucture Basketball Snap S CLUB Gurls wlso earn lOO pounts or more by partucupatung un GAA turnouts are entutled To belong To an organuzatuon called S Club S Club luke most groups began The year by electung offucers Named To lead the club Through The year were Delores Engbaum presudent Lunda Roetcusoender vuce presudent Vlargaret Best secretary Elva Naff Treasurer and Lunda Fortune sergeant atarms Advuser forthe club us Muss JoAnn Clark The unformal unutuatuon was the furst bug event Held on December T2 T956 the unduc Tuon of T5 new members was hughlughted by a spaghettu feed The only drawback beung that The neophytes had To enuoy Theurs munus The use of theur hands and whule lyung flat on Theur stomachs on The floor They were blund folded and Taken on an obstacle course They had To push a puece of garluc around The Tables wuth Theur noses and eat make belueve worms In spute of These pranks The unutuates were un hugh spuruts and ready for the clean up After attendung to thus The gurls became full fledged S Club members Also as a part of Theur unutuatuon They presented a skuT for The stu dent body at a pep assembly Elva Naff as chaurman of The constututuon commuttee worked hard on revusung the con stututuon Method of selectung A and B Teams was The maun arTucle amended Twuce durung The year awards were pre sented to Those who had earned Them AT the Awards Assembly un May a trophy was guven To the sensor gurl who had dusplayed The best sportsmanshup Throughout The year S C B Back Row Mary He ke Sharon Norton Glenna John on Karen McElhatcy Lnia rortune Mary Burke Conne Tyler Ruth Wheeler Sandra Haselton Barbara Porter Duane Lunse Elva Naff 2nd Row Mss Clark V rg na Van Val n Susan Waltz Pat Dobson Mary Lou Jones Patsy Cumn ngs JoAnne Thomas Susan Johnson Lnda Roetcusoender Margaret Best Nancy Brommers Anne Brand PA E FORTY FlVt I l II , I . II II A , . . - ' - ' : . : 'a ' i , ' . ' ' - . ll Il u V - ut H . - - . - rf fu - - . . I I - ' . I ' ,T 1, - , . I 1 I I ' f 1 I 1 I - I - - ' I . I T . , , - . , . H - U - - A r t . I I , T . . . u - .. - e Sf 1 I - ,W . , , . A A - , s I ,I ' Q, A , 5. 5 Q I , X T 1 . ' , 'I Q.. . ' I , kv T' I 1 Po A , .J LU - 1 u , , : , - v - , i 1 , . I , , , , ' ' , . : u , u a T 1 , , , , u i , , T l I I f I I I 1 I - Front Row: Sandra Schott, Carol Sue Montgomery, Marilyn Harvey, Judy Riley, Pamela Munshull, Vurgunua Dubuque, Nancy Pusher, 3 , HERE S HOW 358' 9' xafhsv Q-1 'Qi' QQ? I W GOLF Back Row Art McElhaney Darlene Whute Leo Merculuet Dck Green From Row Janet Soma Glenn Krause Sharon Hansen Lnda Fortune Ernue Guullaum Donna Stewart Krueelung Mr Lamkun GOLF One of the new and unterestung actuvutues whuch took place at S H S thus year was golf ung Mr Lamkun the advuser wuth approxu mately fourteen students each semester taught the fascunatung game They furst suarted out un the class room talkung about rules and the mann gruos for holdung the club Havung done thus they took the clubs outsude and puactuced There was more to ut than merely swungung the club There was a certaun way to stand to hold the club to swung and go though the motuons lt took tume and pacuuce to g t form and skull Besudes all tne wo k there was uoy un ut Golf courses un the neugh borung towns had specual rates for the suudents ln all they learned how to take cnunks of earth out of the ground TUMBLERS Tumblung was held every actuvuty peruod un the bug gym lt was a famuluar sught to see one thurd of the gym floor covered wuth mats On top of these mats you could fund gurls un every umagunable posutuon The group of twenty eught gurls was com posed of both freshmen and upper classmen Each year the group performs un the Orth ooeduc Program Thus year they used lnduan maids as a theme for theur act Theur outfuts were of burlap wuth a buckskun frunge Theur p r o mance under dummed lughts wuth totem poles un tn foreground was very effective Many or the gurls dud back flups wuth the aud o a safety belt Recently they began rooe clumbung parallel bars and horse work con sustung of head and hand sprungs TUMBLIN Back Row Top De ores St Claur Darlene Ness Becky Muler Aprul Tl ompson Sandy Haselton De ores Roth Standing on Floor Vesta Hunzuker Mary Roetcusoeruder Peggy Belcher Susue Fenter Donna Prater Vera Hunzuker Left Under Fern Pennell Judy Fox Center Ma ulyn Besaw Januce Haas Alberta Jones Rught Under Dorene Schuchard Frances Lange PA E FORTY SIX . u , Q it M Xi' u ' -, ., . X , ' of - - X ' 1 . I 5 - x 1 d .u u , Lb ' I as . kk Q :L t CIN v . 5 X . X J 1 - : , ' , f . 5 . 1 , , , i , ' ' 9, . ' : , ' . . . , , ' . f I - - . . . 1 1 - . . . I I i I V l ' . . Q , Y . . . . o N., . D . . 4 V . , D . c. . . c. . . . . C . I . , I A . . ' I I I -1 , . . . u- if' ' 5,11 ,Q-gm 'T , , . 5 . X 1 l ,V . X Q- V 1. . 4 A Q c G - : I - . ', , V 'l , ' 1 , - . l - ' 1 I I I I . I I ' : ' , : r , , . I , . fs J , MUSIC 1' x 5 GUIDED BY ORTHOPEDIC Plans for the annual Orthopedic Benefit Program presented each October, with all Sno- homish schools participating, were laid early in 1956. As a result conflicts were kept to a minimum and a new record was set both in the produce drive and in program receipts Each class elected a class chairman These chairman were kept busy day and night try ng to find ways to earn money haul pro duce to the school and earn more money even after the program was over The chairmen were Senior Class Diane Linse Junior Class Ruthie Wheeler Sophomore Class Linda For tune Tne chairman in charge of co ordinating the whole student body drive was Virginia Van Valin This year for the first time Mr Burdette Ferguson opened his cannery at a large dis- count to the classes in order for them to do mass canning. Each class was allowed one session in the cannery and one session in the school cafeteria. Displays were arranged in the small gym- nasim The class who won last year won again this year the 57 graduating class The Sophomore and Junior Classes were second and third respectively Judges were four of our local merchants and a faculty member Much ol the display consisted of gallons of applesauce The Junior ended up with 927 gallons The malor produce results are Applesauce 1629 gallons Potatoes 2 tons Canned fruit 887 quarts Canned vegetables 733 No 2V2 cans ....-LF YQQE wrim cam HELP l' ORTHOPEDIC DISPLAYS Upper Picture Senior lst Place Dsplay Lower left Jun or 3rd Place Display Lower Right Sophomore 2nd Place Display lAGE FORTY EIGHT ' . . , . . - I ' I I - ' I I ' . . 5 1 I 1 f I ' ' . , , . , . , L- A, , L k at A - L . 0 , , ' 1 4,1 x H Vxf I I - x , I -r Q Y 4 1' Q I I Q 1 . .. in l ' . . ff- 1 A A, -. V -1 ' -d.,.:'v ' ' U ' X 5 . , A X - - - '-'FV ' sw-'av .SM-WV-,,, QV! ,W -- 32 . y LV 1? .V 4 1, --V 4, I fjwh ,I f - l,,,,w,v, , 1 it - t ,F , , AL I -..N V XJ xi' . f 1 we V -- , f h Hia ' J- t - ' : ' i . : i ' . ' : 3 . THOUGHT AND FEELING M.scellaneous from Followvng IS a repllca of thus year's program Junnor Hugh T905 assorted Apples 40 boxes Snohomlsh Schools resent Estnmated value of p roduce 4000 dollars Orthopedlc Beneflt Program p THE GREAT NoRTHwEsT All oF thus produce required the complete capacity of a sem: truck to transport t t the hospntal Thus was the largest amount ever gathered and taken down quite a change from the flrst load of produce delivered to them 27 years ago The theme was The Great Northwest and the program under the direction of Mr Sund quust and Mr Etckhotf had partlcupants from the 3 rd to the l2th grade These students all worlced for one common goal to help the chlldren at the Orthopedlc hospltal who at thus time were not able to help themselves October 24 l956 Betore Man Thrrd Grade Clams and Crabs Totem Poles Eughth Grade Indlans Hugh School Gurls Tumbling Team Exploratlon Nrnth Grade Hlstory Classes Mslntary Fourth Grades Make Mme Country Style Sensor Chonr Old Tlme Dancing Hugh School Folk Dancers From Many One Ninth Grade History Classes School Days Slxth Graders Recreation 7th Grade P E Classes Power Flfth Graders :QQ u,,.., 6' ORTHOPEDIC SNAPS Up e left V g V n Val n D Jones Ed a d K appe Gary Meach a Bckfo d Upper Rght y A bet Ed K a pe oy Bag ll o P ef e JoAnn St oh Cha oren sc a o Rosa McAI ste J dy Yo o e a e oot B a a o es V a Kob G r e PAGE FORTY NINI: ' f - i o - . P . . . . ll ll I I T . . H - H - - 1 - ' Q . , 1 1 I T l . -Q ' 1 G7 V- Q 21' , 4 J , T l .l , , . M, 1 4 f 1 4 . ' J 1 ' r V ' f if Q J L. f , 1 1 A ' ' J ,, 1' X 1 il, -v ,sv In , Mg, g., L . , . ..-T g A w I , . , . A , , Qi xv 1 K - A K 3 K 4 T X ' , Q I l t 3 ' ' I .f Q ' vw h . ' , V l - . ff f gf' l ,Ki ' Q3 . h , , . ' ' . 1 ,I . I -n I ' E , ' a ,K 1 , . ll Gifts, - , :V rat. .LW - p r : ir inia a l , an , w r n , am, Donov n i r . i 1 Mar u r , ward n p , J we . L wer i ur : r , rlene L z, Pri ill P wer, lie i r, u der, Vi la How ll, Ju nita D Gr , arb r J n , irgini ylk, eri Arr n. MUSICAL SCCDRE Upper Pucture MENS GLEE Back Row Mr Sunclqu st Ho ard Rebe Da Chaffee Don Danta E ne Kelle Ste e Kester Boo Botte Jack Crabb Rch La son Front Ro Ron Re Don Morr son Bob Cook Jon Raymond Bl r Patr ck J h Aubert Mk Dorsey Lee Kra se R cha d Huck lower Prcture DANCE BAND Back Row Bob He fort Eugene McPhal Arthur Dav Front Row Ca ol Douglas Nel Power .loe Da s Stan Stor k K eth Joy Dea Dolq st Gertrude Ro olt MEN S GLEE CLUB Mens Glee Club has wuthstood another year at Snohomush Hugh School Thus actuvuty us a small group of boys rangung from 15 to 25 members Thus ruse and fall of membershup us due maunly to athletucs Most athletuc groups meet durrng actuvuty peruod and therefore the boys cant attend both actuvutues The Men s Glee Club thus year was durected by the new choral durector Mr Sundquust Thus us Mr Sundquust s furst year at Snohomush and the group feels fortunate un havung hum The accompanument for the Men s Glee Club us played by Butch Uran on the puano The group has many new members and has changed so much un the way of membershup that ut has not sung outsude of actuvuty class Most of the boys sung to further theur sungung abuluty or for theur own enuoyment PAGE FIFTY DANCE BAND Headung the lust of new actuvutues for the year was the Dance Band Under the durec tuon of H .l Red Euckhoff ut was comprused of fufteen members of the senuor and lun or hugh bands Wuth a few addutuonal players the group furst performed for the Orthopeduc program and then shortly afterwards for the Home comung coronatuon Wuth the start of the sec ond semester ut played at the Poluo Benefut program and then soon sponsored uts own dance lt also provuded the musuc for the F FA Barn Dance and fulled the untermussuons at the selectuon of the Evergreen State Faur Queen un Monroe Whule not avaulable for professuonal appear ances off campus the group gladly provuded both new huts and old favorutes for most school affaurs l ' - ' - : . i , w I , n , , r i r, v , ' ru, s, i r . w: n, i ,, , , ai I , o n , i e Bell, Jim , u , i r , ' - - : i , i, is, : r , u , vu , wic , enn , n ui , h , 1 I . . . . . . , , . - n u - - - . . , 1 . v ' ' ' F 1 , . . . 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' I INTERPRETATICN GF LINES Upper Picture MELODIERS Back Row Susan Waltz Sharron Schwarzmuller Carolyn Bunker Judy Skoor Janet Anderson Marlys .Ianuce Hendrick on Maxune Hansen Wanda Ruebe Charlene Nichols Ann Uran lower Picture ORCHESTRA Back Row Ruth Wheeler Jum Davis Alan Troupe Jay Muller Marulyn Harvey Arleun Ulmer Mr Sundquust 3rd Row Jam Pouer Danny Wulluams Claire Brady Doug Perkins Neul Power 2nd Row Ray Trueblood Karen Arrowsmuth Donnella Kung Carol Douglas Rck Kester Joe Davis Vurgunua Dubuque Nancy Butler Mel Hansen Ron McConlus Davud Snow Tymen Pease Front Row Ann Uran Sue Baxendale Sandra Newrran Susan Hayes Phyllis Wulluams Laurie Vanderhyde Jum Smith Ross Purdy MELODIERS The Meloduers are a group of eughteen hard workung gurls who were chosen from the senuor chour for theur abuluty to sung and theur desire to sung un more places than wuth the chour Bright and early every Wednesday and Fruday morning these sleepy eyed gurls fuled unto the new musuc buuldung to start practucung The group was duvuded unto three sections There were fuve furst sopranos fuve second sopranos eught altos and an accompanust Thus year under the durectuon of Mr Sund quust the group sang at many places One of the most eagerly awauted was the contest After many days of practuce the gurls trued to get a hugh ratung for theur efforts They sang for many town and school clubs for a Chrustmas and a sprung concert for a musuc teachers open house held un Snohomush and for three exchange assemblues ORCHESTRA The Snohomush Hugh School orchestra du rected by John D Sundquust totaled 14 uun uor hugh and hugh school students Thus group took part un the Christmas Program the Senuor and All School Plays the Sprung Concert and the baccalaureate servuce On Aprul 20 they entered the unstrumental contest un Seattle Every Tuesday and Thursday brass and wund instruments from the Senuor Hugh Band rehearsed wuth the orchestra and played wuth them at the maun performances The strung quartet known as The Sungung Strungs consustung of Ann Uran furst vuolun Sue Baxendale and Karen Arrowsmuth second vuolun and Phyllis Wulluams on the cello par tucupated un the exchange assemblues and pro vuded background musuc for many occasuons PAGE FIFTY ONE Yu g T 7 3 s T x 5' , v I g '- X- u . I I i , fl 1 T 1 QT: 1 ' . V , li .. i ' S X It i T' A - 'l V ' .A E . ' T u j I u A V 5 I ' u . . A ut ' 1 rl TQ J J ' , 1 ll ' l ' ,fr r ts ui s, f L. r 1 ., n .X lr Winge, Phyllis Williams, 'Virginia Van Valin, Mary Aubert, Shirley Silcox. Front Row: Margie Haselton, Karerl Spane, Carolyn 'Eckberg, I f V A. A h . ' 1 l 1 A , : ' . V : ' ' , 4 ' ' , 1 f V 5 1 1 I , ' 1 , , , , . , . : , , ' 1 I V A I 1 h I . . r . I - , . , - . . I l . . . . . - I I 1 ' I , . . . . . - I ' I . . I , , - . . . . , . ' . . , . . . . . . . ll ' ' I . . . . ,, . . . . . . ' I I I , f r 2 ' , . . , . . . . I THE BEAT GN STAGE DRILL TEAM The drill team started the new school year with Susan Waltz as captain, Sandy Schott as lieutenant, Pat Keller as sergeant-at-arms, and Jayleen Hunt as secretary. A total of 29 new members were selected at tryouts held at the first of each semester. The team marched at a professional foot- ball game in Vancouver, Canada, for Home- coming, for the Shrine football game, and for two basketball games. March 30 was a big day for the drill team. Snohomish was host for the seventh annual drill team conference which was attended by drill teams from I6 schools. New red military style uniforms were another highlight of the year. With their adviser, Mrs. Elfstrom, the group worked hard and also had many good times together. FOLK DANCING Folk Dancing today includes the traditional European dances as well as our own Ameri- can cowboy dances and Jitterbug . The folk dance group with many new re- cruits began with several months of intensive basic training. The thirty-five minute period was stretched, playing only half a record for each mixer and partner dance. By semester end everyone could two-step, polka, fox trot, schottische, square dance and iitterbug. Square dancing, sometimes called our only American folk dance, required an intense concentration and a metronome type of rythm. The folk dance group swung through a hi- larious and speedy patter square called by Mr. Jarrett for the Orthopedic Performance late in October. By the end of the year the group could do more than twenty-five mixers, a dozen couple dances, as many true European folk dances, several squares and a possible iitterbug. Upper Picture FOLK DANCING lower Picture DRILL TEAM Back Row Anne B and Mary Lee Pett bone Sue Baxendale Sandra Johnson Pat Dobson Joan Peterson Margie Haselton Fel cia DeWald JoAnn Smith Arlein Ulmer 3rd Row Glenna Johnson Rhodessa Maruska JoAnne Thomas Mary Heike Pat Keller Jean te Hunt Gretchen Peters Charlotte Carlson Lynda Hansen Darel lene Brubaker Mary Lee Guild 2nd Row Karen McElhaney Judy Riley Judy Skoor Marlon Olson Nancy Butler Linda Purtternan Roberta Keller Patsy Cummings Carolyn Crawford Kristine Carlson Pamela Mlnshull Front Raw Susan Waltz Virginia Van Valin Kaye Bozett Jay een Hunt Judy Arp Judy Cochran Marilyn Harvey Rita Smith Pat Calwell Luanne Myllenbeck Nancy Best Lorna Dillon Sandra Schott PAGE FIFTY TWO ... - - - Z 1 I , I I 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 - 3 1 ' sf . 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 r - ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 5 1 1 , . . . 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . ACTING TALENT fiw mauro r.ni 'R 5 'll EXCHANGE ASSEMBLY Upper Left Joann Engeseth Sandra C' qui- dcSoto Upper Muddle Lnda Fortune Upper Right Judy Skoor Judy Riley lower Left Wanda Rebe Sharron Schwarzmuller Carolyn Eckbeq Right Bar Pafrrck Jon Raymond Ron Ren Eugene McPhau EXCHANGE ASSEMBLY Every year students with talent start prac trclng and organizing an act to try out tor the annual exchange assembly and In turn the Polxo Nught for the March o Dumes drvve Phyllis Wllluams student chalrman t the assembly held try outs ID the musrc build :ng Several selected students acted as ludges by wrttlng down theur comments and oplnlons on each act as they were presented The acts selected by the commnttee were presented before the student body ID the form ot two assemblues The commuttee ot teachers who picked the tunal acts that were to be In the assembly were Prnnclpal Hal Moe John Sundqulst and Red Elckhott Students and acts that partrcapated In the assembly whuch was exchanged wuth Arllngtor' and Edmonds were Melodlers Dance Band Sandy deSoto Joann Engeseth pantomime Blair Patrick Jon Raymond Ron Ren Eugene McPhaul quartet Janet Anderson Mary AL, burt Myrna Jones Glrls truo Judy Skour Wanda Rlebe pantomlme Judy Skoor Judy Ruley Cnarleston act Judy Ruley pantomume Vxrgnnxa Dubuque readlng Phyllns Wullxans Ann Uran Sue Baxendale Karen Arrowsmrth strung quartet Darla Hope Gertrude Roholt pantomame Margre Haselton Sandy Haselton Marllyn Harvey Ruth Wheeler gurls quartet Ray Trueblood vlolln and Gary Meacham master of ceremonles Many things bring back pleasant memorues but exchange assemblies brung back the most as the crowded bus mussnng phonograph records people late for acts props that fall apart and forgotten Innes PAGE FIFTY THREE rv . -Q 1 , , , . 1 1, ' 1 fx . , F- -1 . - .pw . , 1 nga., . .1 my , 15 P' -.. . - rg 1 - -1- Af r fi - Y .. r .' A 0 1 o, . -9-' E .. F .v fu 19 ' 1 Lf, I V , Q We Us N, ,, 41:1 12- 1: , ' . , ,. tr , lx ' . 1 L Ni' l t r J , l ' x - RNS, ,. Q' ' A - . K, M4 -. 1 ' 'i 1 . LA J , 1 2 e is z -- x . we ' 1, ' vj , ' lsr . , 1 f . A: 9 1 1- ' x - : , - . ' : i . A 2 , ' . 1 a , ' , 1 , ' 1 1 a ' , , , 'L 5 I I ' - 1 ' 1 I . . . . I l I H 4 1 I 1 1 , I , 11 - 1 11 1: - - re l , 1 1 1 1 . l . . . I . O V I I I I I 4 1 ' ' ' . 1 I 1 I I . . . . . . 1 - - A N I I I ' I . . . . . A I I I , ' I 1 1 . I 1 1 . ' ' ' I . 1 1 -1 . - - I . . 1 1 1 . . . 1 . . 1 I I y i . . 1 1 1 . y . ACTIONS SPEAK 2: ik' I' 4 x 21 MUSIC SNAPS Drum Ensemble Eleanor Petierson Larry Kauser Make Johrson Gertrude Rohol? Arleun Ulmer Marilyn Harvey Sandy Johnson Mary Lou Jones Mary Roetclsoender Second Row lefi Pldure Clarinet Quarfef Dan Wulllams Jam Poser Gordon Harkmson Nell Andersen Rnghv Pndure Clannet Quartet Sharron Schwarzrmller Duane Lnnse Elaune Bulduan Elaune Mason Thnrd Row left Pldure Slrlng Quarfei Phyllns Wulluams Ann Uran Sle Baxendale Karen Arrowsmlth Rlghf Pldule French Horn Qual te! Sharon Hansen Sandra Haselion Melvun Hansen Vlrglnla Dubuque Bofiom Row left Pacfure Flufe Tno Barbara Dubuque Myrna Bartelhelmer Nancy Butler PAGE FIFTY FOUR x Q W. l .A K I D - . 4 I ' A , 1 5 ' 5 A. k A .r X- .X ' ,g lx f X X ,X , .h ' , . l rf ' Y W 7, la X , r E , Sf, , -.ff Q R , 34 A 1 ' -Qu If . +- ' N I f lfffi 5, fa PM li' l ' 1 grimy: ' V M V ' ' 5 ' LOU DER THAN WORDS BAND Theres no doubt that 1956 57 was the bug year as far as the musuc department was con cerned The arrrval of the new red white and gold unnforms and the completuon of the muszc buuldung were the two most outstandlng thnngs that had conferred themselves on the band for a long time Before the flrst note was played In the new bulldlng an extensive tlrade was grven the band by the director H J Red Erckhoff onthe merits slze wond ers and acoustics of the band room You may rest assured that the band hadnt spent an Idle summer tn antncnpatuon of the new burldlng and unlforms The fnrst appear ance was made In the Everett parade on the Fourtn of July followed an short successnon by appearances at the Marysville Strawberry Festival the Seattle Seafalr parade the Ever green State Farr and parade and two appear ances IU Vancouver Canada at pro football games before capacnty crowds of 35 OOO each The comlng of fall brought a very pressung ball games Cespecnally the Homecomlng gamet gettlng settled tn the new bulldlng the Orth opednc program and the Seattle Santa Claus parade all contrlbuted to keeping the organr zatnon on nts toes At the Seattle parade the band took first place In muslc No sooner had these obstacles been hurdled than the solo and ensemble contest the band contest the Bellingham Blossom Festival and the Wenatchee Apple Blossom Festival had to be taken unto consuderatlon A very fune sprung concert and senlor commencement were two more hugh pornts of the year CHOIR With the lnsplratlon of a new music build Ing along wlth that of a new director the Snohomush Hugh School cholr began nts T956 57 season In hugh splrlts The new director Mr John Sundqutst came to Snohomash from Western Washington College of Educatnon Whule In college he was actrve nn the chonr and other musucal groups In a concert here he appeared rn a quartette from Bellnngham Flrst on the agenda for the year was the election of officers They were president Sharron Schwarzmlller vlce presldent Gary M acham a nd secretary treasurer Susan Waltz The annual Thanksgnvlng Assembly was the flrst appearance of the year for the chorus Other performances Included a trlp to radio station KRKO where a recordlng was taken of the choir and later broadcast over the avr Perhaps the most memorable event of the year was the Christmas Concert IH which mem bers of the cholr arrayed I0 appropraate dress sang Twas the Night Before Christmas After workrng hard for a good part of the year the choir entered the annual choral con test In which many other choxrs competed This was the bug payoff so to speak for thus was when the year s efforts showed theur worth Toward the end of the school year came the yearly Sprung Concert rlnally members took part In the bacca laureate and graduation servlces whuch con concluded another year of hard work and :Un L H Pcture BAND OFFICERS M Eckhoff Dck Joh so E ge e McPlf'al Ron B ton Rght Pdure CHOIR OFFICERS Susan Wa tz Ga y Meach Sha ro h e d PAGE FIFTY FIVL l - I I I I I l I - - - - - . . - I I . I I . . 1 I l I F , I . - - 1 1 1 ' - ' I A . . . I . : , Q . - . . . , V , , , . . I . I I I I - F I . , I I ' ' ' I I ' . schedule for the band. Football and basket- of nightgowns, nightshirts, and stocking caps, 1 1 ' - - - v lr - 11 I ' I I , , . W. . I - . 5 I ' - ' L e mi - : r I , i n n, u n ti, ru . I I - 1 I , r am, r n Sc warzmlll r, Mr. Sun quist. MUSICAL PRODUCTICNS THEATRE PATRONS . ' uf? ' . . iavl 1 f Q J ' A. ' r 1 x V , 44 , 1 Tic- Q '- ' 4' nd ' ' ll ru. nl l n I g f T ffl, . . A Z .1 . - 1 ' I. wi, , 6' 'N 0 L 5 na w....!- '-iq 2 3? 45 -'fx i Upper lef! COOKS Mrs Norton Mrs Knappe Mrs Ford M Baker Upper Rlqhf CUSTODIANS Mr Vogel Mr Lorenz Mr Lolken Mr Plxce Mr Mnllwam Mr Rutledge Mr Troupe Second from Top BUS DRIVERS Mr Arknnsiall Mr Wright Mr Kroikc Mr Ol' dr M Bosse Mr McCormack Mr Tuengel .lay Bowcrnuan Mr Rage-or Mr Brnckman No1PlcIured Mr Theuss Mr Rod land Second from Boffom ef BIOLOGY Richard Hetland .lorry Muller Jnm Enqcseth Harold Hagen Second from Boffom Rlghi TYPING Mary Lee Guild lower left RADIO Norm Ol on Glen Carey lower Mlddle WOOD SHOP Duck Roevcusoend e facr q Lower Rlghr CHEMISTRY Dan Jones .lull Churchill Bob Cook RAF Fl TK E1 HT r H x S ' f, I Tgg, Y 1 I 21' X . 5 :J .' - Q'- I A fx 1- 5 H WK f 2 I ' A .lm I S. ,vxl-N ' l l . ll Q f 'r U . R ' -f 2 V- P 4 V I . . , Mfr . fl l ' I 53.3 f .J ? 4 'Y ' ,' ' V. O ' 5 . . J . --E V ,fl - C , I ,R Q S ll l ,. ,QIHI , . , A! x .xx n i . , Q I X . U ' 7 fl- ... A . L 4: 7 .1 ' A . - L . , , , . , rg. . '. - - I . ,A . , . ff' ff ' fl A, ' ,A-, . 1 I . - I.-f - : ' , ' , ' ,. . b V - r l n Q. A ' - - 1 - , ' I ' ,3 l . I - I l - P JF F ' - 'G . ACTIVITIES sf'- I Q STUDENTS OF 4r- W ALL SCHOOL PLAY Back Row rry Saulver Vrg w n 'ack Crahlms M ry Aulucrv Mr Rcleout Gary Meachaw Darrel nc lc n Row Sandra deSoto adys Church vor a a y an a ancy lster Pamela Mmshull Margue asclfo T M37 Q OV CV Filtlfe QI V'lC SOIT tO 5 VDO TH YOU OW FC l!'ll5 LJ JUL UL Q ITC KIYTHIT G UC HQ CY A V I cr l Bot Ashcraf Carolyn Eckller ALI. SCHOOL PLAY Solld Gold Cadillac by George Kautma and Howard Telchmann was presented as t e all school play on Aprll 41th and 5th The play consusted ofa large cast since some ot the leading parts were double cast The actors spent sux weeks In preparatnon of the play Including two potluck dinners and two dress rehearsals The play was about a nice llttle old lady a former actress who owns ten shares of stock In General Products She upsets the stockholders by asklng pertlnent questlons She IS hired to be In charge of stockholder relatlons She writes trlendly homey letters to the stockholders and upsets the manage ment of General Products She disrupts the admnnnstratuon Situations are led to a happy ending SENIOR PLAY The annual Sensor Play was presented o November 29 and 30 l956 The play was a three act comedy entitled The Curious Sav age by John Patrlck The settung was a mental lnstututlon Mrs Savage the lead role was a wealthy woman who was committed to the asylum by her three step children After havmg Mrs Savage com matted they found that she had converted her money Into bonds and had hidden them They returned to the asylum and many hum orous situations took place The endlng was satustactory for Mrs Savage There were such unrehearsed scenes s when Mrs Savage asked Fanry Fanry rn your cottee Sugar? and Mrs Paddy collided with Trtus tor the radro tubes SENIOR PLAY Back Row Jan Early June Wright Carolyn Eckberg Mr Rndeout Lee Van Natter Barry Moore Norma Sheeler, Marte Porter Gene Klsngler El: Pennell 2nd Row Margaret Best Susan Waltz Edward Knappe Front Row Vnrguma Dubuque, Margie Haselton Lynda Hansen Vvrgmra Van Valun Mary Aubert PAGE SIXTY f A 1 . I ,fl I 5 , 1 I ' t I 1 .if ,JW Ig 'tit 'f . ' AI E ' T t ., 2 42 ,f ' as at u f 5 I 2 sg? ' 3 , l 1 Q ' ' 5:7 ' ' , 4 ' g 7 . fa 4 4 ' 5 - I ,S I ' -1 W -. - :J i A , A 1,4 . g .. C I J, ,M ,T y -1 J J . 1 i W ' 9 I I I ' V ' ad L A M , 4 , , .JTITQ V. , ' - -I I J irtt T - T B ' A ' 1 11 - : Je , i lr ia Van Valt , , , . 6. 1 , . ' , r , l ba -s.nu'. 2 d : , GI ' , Wu X Gull ny Vt E N ff, N F l , , H - v T- P t , J H to k , V l B kt rt. F I R : V13 Ol 1 ', Mtk Ra ll: , e KI: l , lit T: zlfom, 2 ', g. I H - - U in y D ' 1-, . ll 1 I i ' . 1, . - .. - I - H A , . . . . I , . . . n I , , . I . ' r , . . - - - - I . . - B . , ,, . . - - 1 . . . . . C ,, . . . , . , . ,, . 1 , Y v , J - 1 V : . W 1 , 4 94 l t 4 xi . . , . . Q. - W t -Q T ' . DRAMATICS THESPIANS Back Row Darrel Bartelhenmer Gene Kllngler Jerry Saulter Vlola Brookhart Vnrgmna Dubuque Darlene Whnte Lynda Hansen Susan Waltz Carolyn Bunker Gary Meacham Jack Crabbs Edward Knappe 2nd Row Duane Ltnse Barry Moore Marne Porter Margaret Best Janice Hendrickson Joan McCreery Elva Neff Gladys Church Donna Stewart Vlrgtnla Van Valm Front Row Vlvxan Naff S ndra deSoto Judy Riley Mary Keaton Carolyn Eckberg Karen Spane Mary Aubert Margle Haselton June Wright Nancy Fusher Winona Glllam Mr Rude-out THESPIANS Thesplans, a national organlzatron made un of students interested In drama met nn Sno homush Hugh School on a monthly basns n the evenungs Members ot play casts and those who worked on stage force were eligible tor membershnp The hugh llght of Thesplan actuvuty thus year was a pot luck dtnner gnven tor the members of the Sensor Play cast At that meeting plans were considered for the presentatnon ot future one act plays and sknts tor pep assemblues As the year drew to a close, plans were land tor reorgannzatuon and new actnvttues tor next years Thespnans DRAMA AND TOASTMASTERS Mary Hts Mother a play by Abbe Coulter Martens presented tor the Chrtstmas assern bly was the clnmax ot a semesters work by the Drama Actlvtty group A story wnlch told of Marys wishes tor her chlld on Has .nfrcl bsrthday was enacted tor the student bodv lust before the Christmas vacation Members ot the Drama Actuvtty handled the theatncal make up for the Orthopednc pro gram and rehearsed tor talent assemblnes During the second semester a new acttvvtv Also under the supervtslon ot Mr Rldeo' these students learned lust what a toastmaster does Q .4 n....?K - it idllsi x L l DRAMA AND TOASTMASTERS Back Row Joy Bagwell Barry Moore Make Randlernan Mr Rldeout Jeannone Brosuus Front Row Darlene Whute Joann Engeseth Nancy Wtlson Donna Stewart Maragaret Best PAGE SIXTY ON: l P, I I V . . . I I ,J . . , , , , I . . - U I . I , ' group was started called the Toastmasters ' ' . ' Jt, l ' si r ' Q .. V ,,, T , v ,W . M A Nf- G. , 1 -E'-5 , ' 1 if fl 5' 6, .'. G' 1 THE FIRST LESSONS N NASH gifti 1 f-. 19 N as C7 HQ 'X sw? Mr Smuth From Row Har Upper Pucfure AERONAUTICS Back Row Wayne Jones Duck Roetcusoender Kule Berg Art Levune old Hagen Ron Cress Ruchard Hetland Alan Zelesk .lum Engeseth lower Pudure CROCHETING Glor a Hunds claudua Kubas Dor s Bruckman Kathleen Place Joaw Stocker Front Row He en Danner son Gerald ne McDan el AERONAUTICS Somethung new was untroduced unto school actuvutues thus year un the form of an aero nautucs group lt provuded opportunutues for students who had an urge toward aur servuce or flyung They met three or four tumes each week saw flught fulms studued the scuence ot flught Instruments and the rules of the aur Flyung was not a part of thus prolect sunce the school had no plane nor access to one but three of the group took flught traunung There us the possubuluty of all three soloung by the end of the second semester They flew from the Snohomush Aurport under the very capable unstructuon of Gene Ernster who us a lucensed flught unstructor and who us also pruncupal of the Monroe Junuor Hugh School PAGE SIXTY TWO Back Row Wanda Ruebe Peggy Mnogue Ann Mar CROCHETING ACTIVITY Needles and puns are common un the sewung room but durung the handucraft actuvuty per uod thus equupment was used to make more decoratlve than usual pullow slups dresser scarts and dush towels Hooks and shuttles are uncommon un the sewung room but they became common as several of the gurls learned to use the crochet hook and the tattung shuttle The gurls un thus actuvuty were Dorus Bruck man Helen Danner Glorua Hunds Claudua Kubas Ann Marson Geraldune McDanuel Peggy Munogue Kathleen Place Wanda Ruebe and Joan Stocker Hope chests wull be fuller and the contents wull be Ioveluer because of the work done durung thus actuvuty in 1 I l , 9' Q . J , all A' u Q ik P I Y!! 4 u Q k P I ' X er fs ... E X' , 5.1 Y will . . 4 ' ' . -. kim. 9' w . Q? A , l fha. . I ' ' ' . '- ,. .11 1 0 ll , l .M ' U News ' 61.2 T7 9 ' '. if 9 ' t 5 ' x I I - - V z il A , . U, - , ,- . . 2 1' Z i ' , ' ' , i ' , , . 1 I , i , - , i i . . 1 ' I . . I , I I ' D r I I S ' I - . . . I , I . . I . I I I ' I I I FOREIGN PLAYWRIGHTS LAMBDA KAI EPSILON Upper Picture Back Row Myrna Barttelhermer Helen Johnson Deanna Leer Rrchard Faulstuch Jerry Marsh Harold Lyle Robert Gusld Mrke Bell Rnchard Arp Art Leune Jrm Martm Mr Kennedy 2nd Row Mr Rrdeout Kaye Bozett Anne Brand Janice Hendrickson Joy Bagwell Mary Aubert Margaret Best Velma Iverson Elarne Bolduan Pat Dobson Judy Arp Dan Jones Carol Haley Earlene Grrffore Judy Cochran 'lst Row Susan Johnson Sandy deSoto Carol Graff Jayleen Hunt Margre Haselton Mary Lou .lones Vrrgrnra Dubuque Krrstrne Carlson Lmda Fortune Norman Bosse Nancy Frsher Lynda Hansen Sandy Haselton Marnlyn Harvey Jane Crawford Wrnona Grllam Lower Pncture Back Row Eugene McPharI Bull McColl Darrell Morru son Howard Rnebe Gene Neue Rrc Odegard Jon McBrrde Vrctor Swan Jerry Saulter Blarr Patrnck Don Stewart Vurgmra Van Valrn Mr Kennedy 2nd Row Mr Rrdeout Larry Karser Barbara Ratclrff Sherry Pendergrass Judy Rrley Glennrs Page Mary Lee Pettrbone Ruta Srmth Joan McCreery Barbara Nydegger Marlyn Power Juanrta Ragsdale Susan Waltz Front Row Gertrude Roholt Nell Power Elva Naff Charlotte Monger Kathryn Schmudt Kathy Vaal Judy Skoor Ruth Wheeler Ann Uran Marrlyn Wold Marne Porter Carol Sue Montgomery Pamela Mlnshull Joan Peterson Sharon Norton Rhodessa Maruska LAMBDA KAI EPSILON Lambda ka: Epsulon provides an opportun rty for foreign language students In a volun tary assocratron to learn more about the other peoples of the world and therr cultures The purpose of Lambda kan Epsllon rs to break down the barrrer of Ignorance and susplclon whrch rs created among people who speak languages other than ours These quotatrons are the answers to the questuon, What does Lambda kan Epsulon mean to you? as asked of Mr Rudeout and Mr Kennedy, advtsers of the Snohomrsh for ergn languages club Actually these Latun words mean Latm and Spanrsh, the two forergn languages offered the students The offrcers for the T956 57 year were Krle Berg, presudent, Mary Aubert, vuce pres: dent Susan Waltz, secretary Sandy deSoto, treasurer and Ann Uran entertannment chalrman Thus year was a very prosperous one At one meetrng Dr Gopal Krishna gave a plc turesque lecture on life and customs In India One of our Englrsh teachers, Mr Shorrock, who spent a few months abroad, came to one of the meetrngs and entertatned the club by showing some of hrs color slrdes whlch he had taken In Europe In December, a Chrrst mas party was held for Lambda kan Epsilon an the student center, and a fllrn The Lost Horizon was shown Replacing the January meetrng was a World Cavalcade frlm whrch was shown at Everett and on March 5 the annual Lambda kan Epsilon banquet was held addmg a frnal touch to another successful year PAGE SIXTY THREE - - 2 ' ' ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 3 - 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 5 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . Z 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 11 - - - . ' - 1 1 - 11 . ,, . . . ' 11 . ,, . . . . ,, . . . 11 . . . ,, . . , 1 11 ' - 11 1 . 1 DEVELOPING THE ROLE HONOR SOCIETY Throughout the school year the members of the Snohomish High School Honor Society found themselves continually being indebted to their helpful and willing adviser, Mrs. Laura Eickhoff, for the assistance she so readily gave. The officers for the i956-57 school year were Ron Bruton, president, Edward Knappe, vice-president, and Phyllis Williams, secretary- treasurer. The date set for the annual banquet was October 16, 1956, and the committee chair- men appointed were as follows: Janice Hend- rickson, decorations, Elva Naff, entertainment, Mike Bell, food, Ruth Wheeler, serving, and Mary Lee Pettibone, clean-up. The theme of the banquet was Bookworm. Entertainment was provided by the super- intendent of schools, Mr. Moore, who gave a short talk entitled All's Well that Ends Well, by the principal of Snohomish High School, Mr. Moe, who talked to the group about the advantages of maintaining good grades through high school, and by several members of the Honor Society. Mary Aubert gave a talk entitled Minding Our Own Busi- ness, Phyllis Williams, who wrote a poem entitled Bookworm, read it to the group at this banquet, Dick Butler gave a talk entitled Mainstreet, Margie Haselton sang Friendly Persuasion accompanied by Ruth Wheeler, Ann Uran played Pathetique on the piano, and Karlene Bielfer played a number on the marimba. HONOR SOCIETY SENIORS Back Row Art McElhaney Bob Cook Dick Butler Mike Bell Edward Knappe Ron Bruton Dan Jones Eare Bolcluan Mary Lou Jones Marlys Winge 2nd Row Mary Aubert Susan Waltz Joy Bagwell Virginia Van Valin Glennis Page Marc Port r susan Shanks Judy Wright Sharron Schwarzmiller Ist Row Mike Minshull Phyllis Williams Diane Linsc Janet And erson Wanda Riebe Margie Haselton Virginia Dubuque June Wright Karen Spane Pat Dobson Judy Arp JoAnn Starr HONOR SOCIETY JUNIORS Back Row Victor Swan .lon McBride Eugene McPhail John Bell Kay McDonald Myrna Bartelheirner Barbara Ratcliff Norman Olson Jerry Saulter Blair Patrick Second Row Art Levine Richard Faulstich Deanna Leer Sandra Schott Rhodessa Maruska Karcn McElhaney Janice Hendrickson Sherry Pendergrass Charlotte Carlson Ann Uran Bob Guild Tom Wardlaw Gene Ne e lst Row Mary Lee Pettibone Mary Burke JoAnn Thomas Earlene Griffore Gloria Hinds Charlotte Munger Mary Keaton Pamna Minshull Sharon Norton Kristine Carlson Kathy Vail Ruth Wheeler Carol Haley Elva Naff PAGE SIXTY FOUR IM I' , .A 1 . . V N Qlf- , . . '. . ... . I STAGE REV! EWERS ki vt-zo .T vig 3 .BL ln- ANNUAL STAFF Slandung Mss Fowler Mary Aubc-rt Edward Knapune Charles Cross Ela ne Bolduan Glenns Page Carolyn Bunker June Wrught Vctor S an Kathy Val Judy Wr qht Seated Dane Lfuse Jaruuce Hendruckson Mary Lou Jones ANNUAL Thus year thurteen students together wutt theur advuser Muss Fowler successfully com pleted the l956 57 Klata wa Besudes completung the annual members of the staff partucupated un several concessuon sales uncludung hot dogs uce cream and pop corn at football and basketball games The profuts from these sales helped pay for the annual sunce ut costs more to produce than the fee charged Further funancual aud was obtauned hy a grant from the Assocuatecl Student Body In the fall of the year fuve people Elaune Bolduan Carolyn Bunker Edward Knappe Juoy Wrught and June Wrught attended the Annual Conference held yearly at the Unuvers uty of Washungton The students attended specual classes whule the advuser attended meetung of state wude annual advusers The conference was held for the purpose of elum unatung problems whtch occur when assem blung an annual Noted speakers from pruntung companues and photography companues an swered questuons Of the thurteen members of the Kla ta wa s staff two students Elaune Bolduan and Duane Lunse worked on the annual for a credut Mary Aubert spent many noon hours un the hall sellung senuor callung cards and also worked hard on other annual protects Elaune Bolduan was selected edutor and also had the 'ob of copy edutor Thus uob con susted of fugurung the length of the varuous wrute ups assugnung them and seeung that they got to the typust manager Carolyn Bunker worked many hours on the typung of the names of the udentufucatuon Januce Hendruckson and Larry Kauser uden tufued the puctures contauned un the yearbook Velma Iverson was un charge of the captuons on the top of each page and dud a fune lob Edward Knappe was responsuble for the mauoruty of the wrute ups pertaunung to sports r-le also worked hard on gettung the puctures taken Duane Lunse was appounted assustant edutor and dud a fune lob un the technucal layout duvusuon Duane also worked on the puctures and mountung Glennus Page was un charge of sellung the senuor announcements She also worked o the udentufucatuon Vuctor Swan mounted the puctures of the underclassmen He also dud some udentufyurtg and trummed puctures Kathy Vaul performed the task of arrangung the undex Every name un the annual has been checked by Kathy and her assustants Judy Wrught checked the spellung of all names appearung un thus annual Thus was to prevent the uncorrect spellung of your name un thus annual June Wrught was un charge of senuor ac tuvutues thus unvolved the processung of about one hundred and twenty fuve actuvuty lusts and double checkung these Of course no protect such as thus may be completed wuthout the co operatuon and the workung together of everyone unvolved Every annual staff member worked un some other fueld besudes hus assugned duty PAGE SIXTY FIVE 'AT tv- ' -1-. - ' C7 f . , - i 1. v xml' ,V ' ' 4' ki u X , , , 1 x .A N. , A -5 W' -'ae Y . N ,. at ,L . 4- Tk ,. . f wt 3, 44 I 1 V- A V, ' A , 7 4 . ' .,. , N rf, -, D - ' 2 i , , , 1 i , i , , I , u w , l , i , : i it , ' ' , . fe X I 1 1 - ' r I I - ' 1 I I I - , . ' . , . AJ I C , . 1 1 1 I ' ' ' , , 1 - ru H . u . , . . I I ' I ' - 1 1 - 7 I SCRIPT IFA y... ARROWHEAD STAFF Standing Muss Blossey Myrna Jones Marulyn Smuth Margue Mclntyre Judy Ruley Judy Skoor Pat Brutten Ruta Smuth Deanna Leer Ruchard Arp Dennus Fransson Duane Lunse Seated Larry Nolan Charles Cross Muke Johnson Bull Peacor Vurgunua Dubuque Betty Ruccu Cheryle Bueler Lynda Hansen Edward Knappe ARROWHEAD Journalusm students wuth the able assust ance of Muss Muldred Blossey spent another busy year puttung out suxteen Issues plus a Welcome Copy of the Arrowhead Durung the fall semester Vurgunua Dubuque was edutor Lynda Hansen Cheryle Beuler, and Betty Ruccu were page editors Edward Knappe worked as sports edutor Bull Peacor and Muke Johnson took over the 'ob of busl ness managers The second semester Edward Knappe was Vlrgunua Dubuque s co editor Page edutors and regular assugnments were maulung Ruta Smuth Judy Ruley names lust Margue Mclntyre Maru lyn Smuth curculatuon Pat Brutten and Judy Skoor Donna Haas, Deanna Leer and Larry Nolan were reporters QUILL AND SCROLL The Thomas F Barnhart Chapter of Quul and Scroll met for the furst tume thus year on October 3 T956 to hold electuon of offucers As a result Vurgunua Dubuque was elected presudent, Mary Lou Jones was named vuce presudent, and Duane Lunse became secretary treasurer A skut for a pep assembly was guven by three of the members on November 9 entut' You Are There The annual fall formal unutuatuon was held vember T9 T956 at 730 PM e and unutuates advusers and fruends were, unvuted to attend On March T8 T957 an Informal sprung unutuatuon w s held un the student center followed by a program and tea ,Q QUILL 8 SCROLI. Back Row Jerry Saulter ck Butler Mary Au, vert Phyllus Wulluams Cheryle Bueler Elaune Boldutn Ann Uran Edward Knappe Muddle Row Glennus Page anna Leer Vurgunua DJltuquc Mary Lou Jones Judy Wrught Duane Lunse Vuctor Swan Front Row M Bossey 'anuce Hendruckson Kathy Vaul June W ght Janet Anderson Lynda Hansen Mary Keaton PAGE XT! X ., I ., ' 1 E ' J Q, g l -ut t u , c 5 J B G lf I my it Y x, f 4:4 , . ,f P . .tl Hui A . . . - .! , 11 11 I -I - ' A - , 1 1 - ' , . . . .- I . led ' ' ' ' - ' . ' . No , , z . . in th business managers remained the same. Other student center. Parents of the old members 2 , , - . 2 , , , . , a 'ga : 2 5 L s I I I I I 94 5 -.-Q P i 1 2 Q z. 1' . - 4 Y' x I I 4 u ,V O . r 19 6 v-L-. Y xi 9 L- al,0 - 1 - T , ou , T' , , - T ' , , ' . , , in .g 'De I A . ' 21 'T 'eu WRITERS s-.cz BEGINNERS LUCK Back Row John Bell Myrtle Harrington Janet Anderson Wanda Anderson Sherry Pendergrass Mary Burke Barbara Ratcltff Karen McElhaney Kaye Bozett Doug Perkins 2nd Row Angle Powell Mary Lee Gunld Sharon Ferguson Sue Bax endale Sharon Carlson Nancy Wllson Mary Keaton Earlene Grlffore Marga et Best Mary Lee Pettlbone Mr Bolnng From Row Sandy deSoto Myrna Jones Ann Uran Phyllns Wtllnams Kay McDonald Myrna Bartelhelmer BEGINNER S LUCK Thus years Begnnners Luck was under the dnrectxon of Mr John Bollng Thus was hns flrst experuence as an Instructor of a lnterary group Beglnners Luck actlvnty ss designed especlally for those students nnterested In cre atwe wrntnng The perlod rs spent readnng and dlscussnng manuscrlpts submltted by the students or S H S The best ones are selected and thus year the group sent them to a Um verstty of Washtngton student group to be further ludged ang from sophomores to sensors They spon sored one after game dance, two concessnons and managed the popcorn machlne for four months ln May the staff attended the Shovvboat a play house sponsored by the Unuversnty F H A The officers for the Future Homemakers of Amerlca for 1956 57 were Yvonne Smullnn presndent Carolyn Allen, vnce presldent Bar bara Abernathy secretary lrene Wlcklund treasurer Club members started thus years work by planning the annual FFA FHA party Varied actnvutles kept the club busy through ou the year ln October members attended e annual regtonal meetung at Sedro Woolley February I6 FHA members took part nn took 2nd place rated excellent and won Sl: Three members and Mrs Condell at tended the annual State Convention March 28 and 29 In May FHA members decorated the school cafeteria for the annual FFA banquet 3 T sf 'ff' 3.1- Ju. FHA Back Row Marvel Johnson Donna Wtse Rosalle McAl1ster Mary Lentz Pat Yount 2nd Row Donna Sheng Mary Heggem Sondra Bunney Glenna Mathews Jeannette Doll .leannone Brostus Donna Stewart Smmg lrene Wnckland Carolyn Allen Mrs Condell Yvonne Smulltn Barbara Abernathy PAGE SlXTY SEV:N na- ' .. ' ' ' U ' - 3. Ax . ' ' ' l' ' ' ' F 1 T V 9 J' , cr ' I 3 f I -4 - Q V - . :L , I U l . . . U - I ' Z I , 1 - 1 - Q , 1 , . .L T I . . th . . - . ' . On , ' This year the group had 22 students rang- the Demonstration Day at Lake Stevens. They , . . ' -f ..-' V' w n :ws1'n. ' wan , tl 1 ' ' -. ' ' :.L,,1,,l,.. .. ,T , . ' - V I A T E ..,, 1 ' : A .1 , F , ' . v ' 3 ,. , .- Q w , - .1 4' Y' .. ' - ' ' . m l .lt l LEADING GIRLS CLUB COUNCIL Ist Semester Back Row Mary Heuke Patsy Cummungs Kaye Bo ett Kay McDonald Mary Aubert Sandy Schott Elaune Bolduan Jayleen Hunt Mary Lou Jones Mary Lee P ttubone Pat Dobson Geraldune McDanuel Front Row Elva Naff Yvonne Smullun Janet Anderson Carol Haley Karen Spane Krs P9 Carlson Ruth Wheeler Sandy Haselton Shxrley Roetc soender JoAnn Starr Lynda Hansen The Gurls Club of Snohomush Hugh School started thus year un hugh gear On October eughth they were hosts to the Trl County Con ference After the theme Away We Go had been selected everyone started work ung on the prolect lnvutatuons were sent out decoratuons assembled and funal arrangements made Mr Moe welcomed the gurls and theur ad vusers enthusuastucally and Mrs Meeskes talk was well receuved by all A delucuous dunner was served and duscussuon groups were held on the followung sublects Club Actuvuty and Funance Programs Dress and Standards and In School and Communuty Much credut goes to tne resourcefulness of our chaurman Muss Mary Lou Jones and her commutteemen The yule season was ushered un by ouu Gurls Club as they honored our lunuor and hugh school faculty and theur wuves and hus bands at an afternoon tea Thus event fell on December thurteenth and wull long be remem GIRLS CLUB - Q i js bered as an outstandung affaur Muss JoAnn Starr was chaurman and wuth the cooperatuon of the home economucs department served delucuous refreshments The soft Chrustmas musuc as played by the strung quartet furnushed the proper atmosphere Another duty of our club came at the Chrust mas season yet ut was a pleasure as we decorated the huge Chrustmas tree for the study hall Our Chrustmas would not have been com plete wuthout sharung wuth others the good ness whuch us all about us so the Gurls Club rallued and prepared a Chrustmas basket whuch munuty Glennus Page supervused thus prouect and to her and the many who contrubuted goes the credut for uts success Our Gurls Club was world munded and thus was evudenced by the fact that ut con trubuted to the needy un other lands Care GIRLS CLUB OFFICERS Velma Iverson Ruth Wheeler Pat Dobson JoAnn Starr PAGE SIXTY EIGHT I ' , I , V , I , i Tit I - V , l , A I i , I .- - . I ll ll ' ' ' . , ' ' , . 1 -- . - ' 1 I 1 I ' , . I I I I U I I I I - - - - ' - - was presented to a needy family in our com- , . . . . . I ' ' . - 1 f - I I . O I- Q I y ', .4 X' , tx k ' 1 pt - 1 .. ki u. LADIES GIRLS CLUB COUNCIL 2nd Semester Back Row Sherry Penzlergrass Susan Johnson Kay McDonald Mary Aubert Sandra Schott Deanna Leer Gennus Page Mary Lou Jones Mary Lee Pet bone Pa Dobson Judy Hesseltune Verna Volz Front Row Elva Naff Yvonne Smullun Carol Haley Krustune Carlson Ruth Wheel r Angue Powe JoAnn Starr Maurune Gullam Ann Uran Elaune Nason packages were sent to Korea Hong Kong and Germany The welfare ot our own Snohomush Huouw was the cnuet concern ot every member o Gurls Club Wuth thus udeal un mund we had occasuon to tunctuon un many capacutues Fo unstance we acted as ushers for school autau s were wautresses tor many banquetes and dun ners sponsored dances, and sold hot doos at football games Basketball season came bouncung un and our club members were eager to help B fore we knew ut gurls were busuly cuttung red and whute paper un order to make pom poms There was always actuon un the month' meeuungs ot the Gurls Club Councul Presudent Pat Dobson wuelded the gavel that brougut the meetungs to order Our program chaurman Vrgunua Van Valun dud a splendud loo o obtaunung outstandung people to speak on a varuety o vocatuons that would help us u plannung our future luves March 22 arruved and tolo tume was here Posters were dustrubuted un the halls urgung the gurls to ask theur fellows Thus was the one tume of the year leap year or not that a gurl had the opportunuty to ask that guy shed had her eyes on all year Vurgunua Du buque and her chaurmen dud a magnutucen' uob On decoratuons chaurmen Vurgunua Van Valun and Cheryle Bueler brought out the theme Moonlught Becomes You un a garden scene wuth a large sulvery cobweb coverung one end ot the small gym The hugh school dance band turnushed musuc In Aprul the gurls gave theur dads an extra specual treat Dads Nught was the outcome and ut was very well attended Our culmunatung event of the year was when we entertauned our best truends our mothers, wuth a Mother and Daughter Tea un May And so the curtaun falls on another year Ou successful actuvuty for our Snohomush Hugh Gurls Club sunurs awe, .iff- GIRLS CLUB STANDING COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Back Row Cheryle Bueler Vurgunua Dubuque Mary Lou Jones Vurgunua Van Valun Mary Lee Pettubone Susan Waltz Sandra Schott Front Row Pat Dobson Krustune Carlson Mary Aubert Carol Haley Elva Naff PAGE SIXTY NINE , 1 3 4 , . 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' ' I . , . . . . . . . . . , I h u , t ' 5 ' It L ' ' ' ' u .I 1 V . . - , I - ' A ' AMATEU R ,nn 47 FFA OFFICERS Row B se Dale Ba te e B b Bosse FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The Snohomlsh Chapter of the Future Farm ers of Amernca completed another successful year In the fteld of agrlculture The follownng offucers were chosen by the 60 man chapter Mlke Mmshull president Jrm Martln vtce presndent Bob Bosse secre tary Dave Carlson treasurer Herman Bosse Vnce president Jam Martun who was nn charge of the program of work appointed chanrmen for the followvng commlttees Super vused Farming Gary Yoder Cooperative Actnv :tres Chuck Randleman Leadership Make Mtn shull Earnings and Savnngs Dave Carlson Conduct of Meetings Dale Bartelheumer Scholarshlp Jan Furner Recreatuon Bob Bosse Publtcnty Herman Bosse The local chapter took part In the Evergreen State Fanr wlth several members shownng thenr anlmals and wlnnnng hugh honors The Puyallup Farr was next attended wuth several members taking honors The Dalry Judging Team dtd very well there takmg eleventh place out of 66 teams The Dalry Judglng Team consnsted of Make Munshull Bob Bosse Dale Bartelhelmer and Chuck Randleman The Poultry Judglng Team conslstlng of Duck Navarre Gary Yoder Her man Bosse Erlc Gamble and Emmett Mc Allster partlcupated ln contests at the Ever green and Western Washmgton State Falrs and at the Washrngton Junlor Poultry Expos: tlon Our chapter also had ludglng teams for potatoes and crops Several of the members went wlth the Dairy Judging Team to Van PAGE SEVENTY Ks.. Zn hw- L. t eM h aseo dC couver Brltlsh Columbla where the ludgung team competed In the ludgung contest at the Pacuflc Natuonal Exposltlon The Dalry Judging Team made one trup out of the state to the Paclfnc lnternatlonal Llvestock Exposutton held at Portland Oregon The team placed eleventh out of about 75 teams wtth Chuck Randleman placung tenth hugh boy suted of Mike Mnnshull Jnm Martun Steve Pollack Jan Furner Mlke Navarre Bert Steel wnth Charles Walster and Fred Leuttsch serv mg as alternates The team tned for fnrst place In the county contest and was then ellglble to go to the dustruct contest In Mt Vernon Our chapter also sponsored the Snohomlsh County Fryer Contest whlch was held In the cafeterla There were entries from Snohomlsh and North Kung County Last years wlnner was Herman Bosse Snohomush had two State Farmers last sprung They were Mike Mlnshull and Dan Jones The annual Sprung Show was held on Aprll 23 Shown were the fat stock for Auburn a few dairy anumals and chickens Our chapter sponsored the annual FFA Barn Dance on March l The event was spear headed by co chalrmen Jlm Martin and Dave Owens Thls year our chapter wall have three State Farmers They are Jnm Martln Herman Bosse and Larry Anderson Our offlclal delegate to the State Conventuon wlll be Jum Martin Last fall our chapter sent Make Mlnshull as a delegate to the Nattonal Conventton held sn Kansas Cnty Mlssourl f 3 ' N. Q X. - - Yi f . l F -fs ' X. F K' 1.-. 1 . , . . . - Back : Herman os , r lh imer, J'm Mar in.FronI Row: Mik ins ull, Margie H lt n, Devi arlson, o . 1 1 - z . . I . I I ' . . I . - . I I - I - I I I ' . - . ' reporter, and Dale Bartelheimer, sentinel. Our Parliamentary Procedure Team, con- . - , . . I . .I . . I , . I I . I I . I I . . I I . . - . I I . . . . I I . , . . - . . . I . . I I . . . . . . I . I . . I I . f . . I I . I . . I . . , , . . , I . , . - I . I - . . . . . . I I - . I . I - . . . , . . . - . 2 . . I I - , . PRODUCERS FFA Top Pucture Back Row Bert Steele Muke Nuchols Herman Bosse Duck Navarre Bob Bosse Charles Randleman Fred Luet tuch Bob Eddy Dale Bartelheumer Steven Pollack Muke Munshull2nd Row Jum Roxstrom John Skupley John Porter Don McCrorey Jerry Brosuus Dave Owens Allen Cross Eruc Gamble Mr Gulbertson Front Row Tom McAluster Larry Ream Don Lyle Jum Martun Margue Hase ton Muke Navarre Gary Yoder Wayne Fusher Carl Lauterbach Upper left Snap PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE AND Duck Anderson Upper Rught Snap POULTRY Back Row Herman Bosse Steve Pollack Eruc Gamble Front Row Duck Navarre Gary Yoder Lower Leff Snap CROPS AND POTATOES Back Raw Mike Munshull Eruc Gamble Steve Pollack Front Row Dave Owens John Porter Gary Yoder Lower Rught Snap DAIRY Back Row Bob Bosse Dale Bartelheumer Herman Bosse Front Row Muke Munshull Charles Randleman Gary Yoder lower Pucfure Back Row Ron Oslowsku Charles Walster Bully Helly Ron Knuuttula Steve Hembd Duck Anderson Barry Gustafson Ron Stewart 2nd Row Bob Eskew Buddy Wardlaw Lloyd Lund Steve Urbuck Jon Ma sha' Danny Thompson Mr Hedlund Front Row Allan Fager ue Ray Scheuffele Bull Duey Robert Monuze John Sorenzen Morgan Davus PAGE SEVENTY ONE PUBLIC SPEAKING - Back Rovv: Charles Walster, Bert Steele, Jim Martin, Steve Pollack, Fran: Row: Mike Navarre, Mike Minshull, MEMBERS OF FIREMEN Fire Chief for the year 1956-57 was Jack Bruce and under him were twenty stout firemen with Dick Johnson acting as assistant chief. Firemen have the responsibility of hold- ing open the doors and checking the rooms during fire drills and in the event of a real fire. This year marked the first time that fire hoses in the school were manned by two- men crews due to increased enrollment. Drills during the year ran very smoothly. The best time for clearing the building was one minute and thirty seconds, which was considered very good for the number of students. A sign drawn by fireman Steve Kester was placed in the study hall and its directions greatly assisted in clearing the crowded study hall area during drills PANTHER PATROL Anyone who has ever remarked about the beautiful unlittered campus of Snohomish High largely owed this compliment whether he knew it or not to the Panther Patrol. Di- rected by Paul Shorrock, Snohomish High School English teacher, this group of boys also did its share at football and basketball games. During football season, these devoted work- ers patrolled the football field keeping spec- tators behind the lines and preserving order behind the stands or at either end of the field. They also watched unauthorized entrances. Their duty during basketball season was to watch the aisles and exits and to patrol the halls of the iunicr high building. Panther Patrol was not a large group, but it deserved praise for necessary and unosten- tatious iobs well done l lA cyk Darrell Lokken Dick Johnson Front Row Bill Peacor Larry Nnlan N ls Fortcnc Dan Jones Jerry Bros us Don Webb Don Stewart Glen Krws Jerry Cirlson Lower Picture PANTHER PATROL Eugene Ma er Pwl Krotkc Bob Hll Burtow Cool Leonard Gay Gary Huck Harold Hagen Mr Shorrock PAGE 'SEVEN Y TWO pc ,, I S A ' l r A i A f l . yi. l .C yr .1 I I f lllpper ricfure - FIREMEN - Back Row: Rich Larson, Edward Knaapc, Dick Butler, Kile Berg, Jack Bruce, Steve Koster, John Van r , . : , , i - , , l , , , 1 0, 1 . ' - : l , 1 , i, i , , THE STAGE CREW AUTO MECHANICS If you happened to look nn on the auto shop during actnvnty penod sometnme durtng the last term you more than lukely saw what looked to you to be utter confusuon That was not the case There were lo boys an the class all of whom knew exactly what they were dotngl The boys who were taught by Mr Clark had erther elementary or advanced auto mechanucs as a full tnme sublect A surprnsung amount of work was accom pllshed durnng the short ttme allotted each day The boys who had elementary auto mechanncs learned a great deal from the boys who had advanced auto mechanncs lust bv watching them S you see amud the n se of the atr compressor the electruc drllls and the grind ers thtngs were well organuzed after all WOODSHOP The woodshop actrvuty appropruately called Minute M n has grven much service this past year for the betterment of Snohomnsh Hugh The seventeen boys In this group are advised and directed by Mr Sekuluch They have shown that they are ready and wrlltng to apply their knowledge as crafts men by the numerous :tems they have con structed and repaired Dlsmanteltng he old grandstand was one of the bnggest protects undertaken The maklng and nnstalltng of ten basketball backboards for the gymns was another The Minute Men gave service to the corn muntty at Christmas time when they asststed In the makxng of decorations for tne town Other protects were the maklng of football benches and four sets of goal posts Ortho pecllc snow scenery and retnntsnlng furnuturc 'T L 'F'N' SY, Upper Picture AUTO MECHANICS Bac Row D ck DeGeu ayton Stccle 4 h Row B ll NcCo I LeRoy Dc tl a 3rd Row 1 Ste Ro Lyon Dck La ckl art 2nd Row Towy Urb ck Padl Krotke Norm n Parker Mr Clark Front Row La ry Vwolk Harry l-l ll lower Pucture WOODSHOP Bac Row H1 ln Kel Al Merwede Clyde Moller Larry F tzccra d Front Row M Sckullcl Jnt Sc do Bob H ll Rot Cole Eugene Ma er PAGE NEVENTY THREE 1 . . . .... 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A, '11 i 1, a , 1 , 1 , OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCFS SCHOLASTIC HONORS TCxCl-I PINS 'anet Anderson Judy Arp flau Auberu Joy Bagwell Mke Be Elaun ol luan Ron Bruton Duck But er oo fu' Pa Dopson Vurgunua Duouque uufla gue Haselton Dan Jones Mary Lou lc es Ed 'Cnappe Duane Lunse Art Wyatt lMcElnaw yt Muke Munshu'l Glennus Pag D uolt rerl uns Marue Porter Wa uda Rucbe Snarrot Schwarzmuller Susan Shan!-s Kare S ane JoAnr St rr Vrgunua Van Valu use fautz us Wulluams Mar'y Wung 'u y Vvrught Jcnc ufufrught MUSIC HONORS CONTEST Snarrow S hwarzmuller Cla uneu excellen Sen or Guart Cuarunet excel'en Ca cl Douglas Saxophone superuor lvuelyun Hansen French Horn exce' en Eugen McPhaul Trombone good Senuor Ensemble Drunt good El anor Pettersen Drum good Senuo uruo Vocal excellent S nu r ro Flute superu r Carolyn Eckberg Vocal superuor BAND Seattle Seataur Parade Ist place Seattle Santa Claes Parade st place un Mcs c Coth consecutuve yearj Sea II Santa Clause Parade 2nd place Marchung ont Phullup Sousa Plaque Awarded to t e outs andung senuor musucuan ot he year Slcarrov Schwarzrnuller CHOIR XIJGSICVIW Washungton Chour Contest super or ME' ODIERS Western washunguan Chour Contest superuor WESTER ' WASHINGTON MUSIC CONTEST Pang Ist p ace Orche tra 2nd place PAGE El? uTf FO P SPORTS HONORS FOOTBALL Inspuratuonal Award Gary Meacham u aota n lHonoraryD Don Webb B st Blocker John Van Eyk Jack Crabb Erne Keller BASKETBALL Inspuratuonal Award John Van Eyk Captaun CHonoraryJ Dennus Channung Free Throw John Van Eyk G .md Strupe Margaret Best Mary Burke Pam u wul Ru h Wheeler Connue JoAnn Thomas ard S rup Luncla Fortune Nancy Bromme Mary Heuke Pat Lopson I h Award CPunD Elva Natt Barb Porter oth Awarnl lBalI 81 Chaunt Duane Lunse Do ores Engbaum Lunda Roetcusoend Swaron Norton F F A HONORS State Farmers Jum Martun Herman Bosse Larry Anderson Delegate to Natuonal Conventuon un Kansu Cuty Mo Muke Munshull G NERAL EX ELLENCE AWARDS DAR Aw rd Susan Waltz Elks Outstandung Studen Award Marg I-Iaselton Snohomush Canduoate tor Evergreen State u-aur Queen Margue Haselton Representatuve un the Amerucan Homemaker o Tomorrow Contest Mary Aubert P l Sku School Trup to Sun Valley Ann Uran Natuonal Merut Scholarshup Funalusts D fn Butler Vurgunua Dubuque Susan Walt? Drull Team Superuor at tne Drull Team Conference Bausch 81 Lomb Honorary Scuence Award Bob Cook Snohomush County Hugh School Art Contest Second Place Sr Duvusuon Sandy deSoto .- .- .X.w ,, , C, . fu , . ,V I A .V 1 , - , . . , I 1 5 1 - . ' e B c , , ' ' l , . 5 ,Y s' u u - V . . . . , ' 3 QA Gus, I , , 3 I 5, A V - .f . ' f ' 1 E . WT S, C u ' , , I . . . . Q r .J . , e , . , -, . . Q , ou V fs Q , , u 1 I , ,. . . . , . . nu, 'N ' 1 , C , ,u. ,. X . . . ij p , u G , I : ,f I ' ' ' L . S nw VI. , Phyll . , . s -A-AH . V . , , ' ft ,QV H :I I , . I . , , u ' 'fl ' A ' 'nr h lr AAI? su l, u - , T-yup., Guy'-r un ,u uu'.,wuu to 3,-n urs laavznfu a c,nu11.atuve B I- -I uv. T T ' e A , VS, . , , K I ,A ' F ,- 4 I , . A , N' T-Q I . uf- Y uf AA I f , . . . .. I . . I I el,- . A . I . . -' et - - u I I .. . I Y -- .u T 9 ' 'E . . . u Q 2 YY Y I 'I - , .,. . Y' , , A 1- V - ' . ES 6 O u I f' O , , , . I , i ,: f l L. x.. , 1 ' a u 1 . . . Q , , .. , . . u u . t X f- ue t e -f in ' . 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X . . . - GIRLS' Shoes Sklrts Tops HIGHLIGHTS FASHIONS Pastel colored tlats Desert boots Wntte bucks Flatd reverstble pleated Dark straight Crutlted ctrcle All colors sweaters Hobo sleeved blouses Sassy blouses Accessones Pants BOYS Shoes Pants Tops Pearl chokers Ancora anklets Dangle bracelets Brtght oreador Bermuda shorts Knee sox FASHIONS Desert boots Whtte bucks Saddles Ivy League Levts lvy League shnrts Sweat shirts Rock n Roll shlrts Accessones I Narrow belts 2 Tams POPULAR SAYINGS Thus cowboy Off my back Get lost Flay tt cool Tomorrow TELEVISION PROGRAMS MUSIC 6 Wyatt Earp Warner Brothers Presents Bob Cummnngs Twenty One Tennessee Ernte Ford Lawrence Welk Steve Allen Dnsneyland Party Doll Whatever wtll Be Wlll Be Dons Day True Love Blng Crosby Dont Be Cruel Elvus Pressley Sungun the Blues Johnny Mttchell Banana Boat Song Harry Belafonte 7' . . g J . : 8. ' - ., I 1. Q. Q I 2. 10. I 3. 1. A 2' - 3- . 4' ,- 2 5. ' I' 6. ' 2. - 3. . : 1' A g A 4 J 1. 2. 4 ' A - 2. I 3, 3. : 4. 1. 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' ' Red Satls tn the Sunset Tala Hunter Fnendly Persuasion Pat Booce Green Door Jtmmy Loe All Shook Up Elvts Pressley MOVIES Around the World sn 80 Days Anastasia Kung and I Ten Commandments Grant Ctnerama MOVIE STARS Vul Brynner Academy Award Wtnne lngrtd Bergman Academy Awvard Wlnner Kim Novak Rock Hudson Carroll Baker Natalie Wood SPORTS Ltncoln cops state hoop crown Gold Cup comes back to Seattle 3 Oklahomas football wln streak conttnues Pete Rademacher Olymptc Boxtng Champ FOREIGN AFFAIRS I Eisenhower Doctrxne CMtddle Eastt 2 Suez Canal War lEngland France and EQYPU 3 Shntt nn Russta s Top Men DOMESTIC NEWS Dave Becks Heanngs Margaret Truman s Marrtage 3 Grace Kellys gurl their to the thronet Etsenhowers Second Electron to Presldency LOCAL AFFAIRS New basketball classuftcatuon Ftrst Town Meetlng New football stadlum and tteld BEST SELLERS Fnchon The Scapegoat Daphne Du Mauner Peyton Place Grace Metaltous Blue Camellia Frances Parktnson Keyes Compulsuon Meyer Levun The Phlladelphlan Rlchard Powell e Last Angry Man Gerald Green Nonfiction e F Bl Story Don Whttehead e Nuns Story Kathryn Hulme e Organuzatton Man Wtlluam H Whyte Thus Hallowed Ground Bruce Catton The Road to Multown S J Perelman The Brudge at Andau James Mnchener PAGE SEVENTY FIV: SYNOPSIS OF SEPTEMBER 5 First day of schcol 2I Football Anacortes there 28 Football Burlington here OCTOBER Football Shoreline there Tri-County Girls Conference Teachers Institute Football Edmonds there . Mount Vernon here Icross countryl Honor Society Banquet Cross Country Everett here Football Sedro-Woolley here Football Everett there Cross Country SPC here Orthopedic Program Cross Country Sedro Woolley here Football Mount Vernon there Cross Country Vancouver there NOVEMBER Homecoming Coronation Homecoming Arlington here Cross Country Spokane there Football Marysville there Cross Country Vancouver here Senior Ball 22 23 Vacation 29 30 Senior Play DECEMBER Football Mount Vernon there Football Banquet Basketball Burlington here Basketball Sedro Woolley there Cross Country Awards Basketball Edmonds there Basketball Marysville here Choir Christmas Concert 22 2 Vacation JANUARY 4 Basketball Lake Stevens here 5 Basketball ODea there FFA SNAP Bob Eddy Bob Morley TOWN MEETING Dixie Christy SENIOR PLAY Mary Aubert El: Pennell Barry Moore Margie Haselton STUDENT OBSERVER Eva Carrillo PAGE SEVENTY SIX 6 , , 8 , 9 , I2 , , I6 I6 I9 , , I9 , , 22 , , 23 , . . ., 24 ' 25 , - , 26 , , 27 , , I . . 2 . 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I 3 I I 9 , ' , IO , , I3 Report Cards I7 ' 1 I I 4 7 , ' , 8 1 ' r I4 I4 , , I8 , ' , I9 ' ' I DRAMATIC EVENTS Basketball Anacortes there Campaugn Assembly Basketball Mount Vernon there Basketball ODea here B P W Scholarshlp Tea Basketball Burlungton there Basketball Sedro Woolley here Report Cards FEBRUARY Basketball Edmonds here Basketball Marysville there College Conference Meetung Basketball Everett there Q E E Basketball Lake Stevens there Basketball Anacortes here Basketball Arlungton there Globe Trotters 26 27 Senlors at Olympia , '+ MARCH L K E Banquet Quull and Scroll Imtuatuon Glrls Club Tolo Drull Team Conference here APRII. 2 Report Cards 45 All School Play 9 Career Day at Bellingham l3 21 Sprung Vacation FFA Open House Junlor Prom Student Government Day MAY F F A Banquet Senior plcnlc Mother Daughter Tea Sprung Muslc Concert Senior Banquet Numeral Dedncatron Avvards Assembly --ng JUNE Bacca aureate Commencement 6 Last day of school DAR AWARD Susan Waltz Mr Moe ART ROOM SNAP MARCH OF DIMES COMMITTEE John Aubert Wanda Rrebe Pat Strublung Mary Aubert Seated Phyllls Wnllnarns VOTING MACHINE Bob McDaniel PAGE SEVENTY SEVEN ll , , A - 16 ' I8 , , I9 , ' , I , 2l . . . 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