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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1958 volume:

V. 1 V I , , W., Highway of The Past III I Ill I Ill HW W WH P5458 SNOHOMISH HIGH SCHOOL Snohomish, Washington Volume XVI O K x!VxL l , X X 'M ' if 1 K x f , . , 5 ' ' I .A W A ,. . . s A ' 5 lx m I I . A , ' Y ft - - - Drafting Shops 'i' ,. Ifdiillui ,A Q f ' c La. fi ., 5 f 1- .. n . sg ,, . kb' W Y W 2 'za a 'es rim? -A, :. tf -W , , V f 1. Ja any Q f ai i.rff'f' .Y ns ,, ' , V -Q h M5 .cswva ws , . w s. w R 5, M , . ' I Q, X , - , - r . . -,. ' , , .WW J FOREWORD Kla-Ta-Wa means we are leaving. When one thinks of leaving, one immediately thinks of roads , this is why Highways is a natural theme for this year's annual. Roads play an important part in our every- day life, the economy of the nation is depend- ent, to a degree, on the roads which we use everyday. They lead everywhere. The high- way of life on which we are about to depart also leads everywhere. A good road foundation has been laid by long hours of studying, a fine, smooth surface has been placed on top of the foundation by the many hours of social events which we have thoroughly enioyed. We have each built this road, now let us follow it. It shall bring each of us to a different place in lifeg a family, a career, success, and perhaps fame. As we step upon this highway, let us TWO LM 6 'K M A A in M 'fi -i. l . fa 'af , 52 -'ferr fm W' 'QL if - A TW' if Mk Q ,Y f -1 W f. fa . ' ur 35:3 n. never forget that this road is endless, we may progress as far as we wish, and in this great land of ours in the direction we wish. Perhaps there will be a very few who will experience a recession when placed upon this long road. Some will travel forward until their curiosity is satisfied, there they will stop, never 'io move forward again. But, we hope, the maiority of the i958 graduation class will never be satisfied because when satisfaction is reach- ed, progress stops. Although we may be well along on our iourney during the years of tornorrow, there is something about this great and mysterious highwayea face, a name, or a word ethat will remind us of our stay at Snohomish High. With these words in mind, let us look over the following pages which represent the past year. Kathy Vail and Victor Swan Editors was '11 3 TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration ,,,,, ,Y,i, A Faculty .,iA..,,, T TT T 6 Activities T TT TT 9 Sports T 27 Music . 43 Classes TT TT 51 Awards T T , . 74 Current Summary ,,YY,, , , T75 Calendar TT ,,,,,, T T, TTTTT76 Index 7,7,,,,,,, T ,,,,, T T TTT78 Acknowledgements a,,,, T SO THREF Road Map Needed Construction FOUR G A Moore Superintendent Hal Moe Assistant Supernnvendenv Maurice Hedlund Vce principal I know a fellofv who always complains about his gas mileage or how un even his Tires wear He starts across The state without checking his gas Tank or The ol gauge In The city he drives like mad and Then waits for The Traffic light To change On The highway he charges in To The oTher fellows lane weaving in and out Then he wonders Why he isnt getting better results Probably There are some of us in school who make The same mis akes I-lave you ever asked yourself Am I one who prepares carefully or do I charge reck lessly ahead Taking The short cuts The risks and The supposedly easier way? WYZ Life is a lourney which starts on a narrow path As you progress Through The elementary school The paTh broadens To a road The road in Turn becomes a four lane highway as The complexities of high school and adolescence hit you at The same time Now at graduation you must venture onto The freeway This will be a new exciting experience You will have To be alert patient and courTeous. You will find that you Cannot believe implicitly The signals given by your fellow Travelers. Failure To follow The lessons learned along The paths and smaller highways will spell disaster on The freeway. I wish you luck in The perilous iourney ThaT lies ahead. Pm I getting The results that l should? 75-ez Qffae Highways lead somewhere they are The main arteries for The movement of people and goods. We have arterial highways and super highways. When I hear The word highways I Think of Travel vacation Time new places and new faces. When Traveling on Them we have a purpose wiTh definite goals in mind wan- dering aimlessly can be fatal. During The past years you have been Traveling Through school with a purpose and definiTe goals in mind, Your Teachers and counsellors have been here To give you a sense of direction, clarify your goals, and To see that you res ceive The knowledge that opens new doors To new worlds. As your Vice Principal, I have enioyed working with all of you. Thanks for your splendid cooperation. Good luck To you, The class of 58. Durectors SCHOOL BOARD School archutect Mr Klontz Mr Heuchel Mr Lerv ck Mr Waltz Mr Moore clerk of board Mrs Day THE SCHOOL BOARD A very umportant group of people un our school s system us the school board The mem bers are voted upon and elected by the cut uzens of our dustruct To be a schcol board member us not any easy task but ut us a re wardung one These men devote a large por tuon of theur tume to workung on and approv ung such thungs as the purchasung of ma or equupment the hurung and salarues of he teachers the annual school plant umprove also handle buds for fuel oul and gasolune These members must look to the uuture more stead astly and more clearly than must nsost ordunary cutuzens Many of the most um portant results of theur decusuon and actuons do not come to full realuzatuon at once All thus plannung requures a forward look and an attempt to look unto the future not by gaz ung unto a crystal ball but through the cau tuous study of the facts reflectuon upon theur meanung and constructive conferences wuth worthy assocuates followed by courageous ac tuOn Tne school board has a meetung at least once a month wuth extra meetungs un between the excellent 'ob ut has done toward umprov ung and helpung the progress of our Snohom rsh schools SECRETARIES Because of the large amount of work carrred on un each admunu stratuve oufuce a secretary was necessary un each offuce Each secretary rendered a valuable and effucuent servuce un the of fuce whuch she represented Mrs Maruorue Day was secretary to Mr Moore the superuntendent of schools Her dutues were many and varued She processed for payment the monthly expend: tures of the school dustruct and complued numerous reports Her nuce personaluty was a valuable asset to our hugh school offuce Mrs Hazel Ernster was secre tary to Mr Moe Hers was the task of keepung all unformatuon relatuve to hugh school grades and attendance She prepared transcrupts to be sent to other schools for students et Mrs Hazel Errus er secretary to Mr Moe Rught Mrs Maruorue Day secretary to Mr Moore x 1 - HJ: C 1 - ' I , . . . . , . I - - - iv 1 U I , . . . I ments, and 5-Fhool P0l'C'eS- 'fl general- TlWeY Snohomish is proud of its school board and L - - A , . . L . ' I Lf - , 1 , . ,. ' - . ' ' , ' ' , ' 1 . . l ,I XM! . I P mbsf' Molders of X Baker Mlss Jeannette Wash State College Psychology Guidance Jr Class Advuser Bartlett Mr Neal Western Wash College of Educatlon Physical Educatuon Asst Foot ball Coach Track Coach Blossey Mnss Mlldred Wash State College v of Calif Unlv of O Unlv Wash Journalism English Home Vlsltor Quill and Scroll Arrowhead Advnser Clark Mr John Unrv of Wash Auto chanucs Drivers Trannrng Clayton Mr Joe Central Wash College ot Educatlon Unlv ot Wash Art Lapidary Radio Ceramics Tennis Coach Condell Mrs Marget Wash State College Unuv of Wash Unnv of Ore Homernak :ng F l-l A Soph Class Adviser owden Mlss LaRue Unlv of Wash Lnbrary Teachers Orientation lckhoff Mr Herman Colo State College Wayne Teachers College Band Assem loses Enckhoff Mrs Laura Colorado State College Wayne Teachers College Unnv of Wash Commercxal Honor Society Advnser Elfstrom Mrs Carolyn Skagut Valley J C Unnv ot Wash Commercial Drill Team I ' - 1 I I - ' , . 1 . . . . , I I ' ' , . 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Soft Asphalt Forbes Mr Gordon Aurora College Brndge Water State Teachers College Weste n Wash College of Educatuon Cholr Or chestra Melodners Fowler Muss Ruth Unnv of Montana Stan ford Unlv Untv ot Wash Ore State College Mathematlcs Scuence Annual Adviser Sentor Class Adviser Gulbertson Mr Lawrence Wash State Co lege Agriculture FFA Gunderson Mr Ralph Columbna Unuv N Y Pacutlc Lutheran College Geometry Me chantcal Drawnng Junlor Class Advnser Asst Basketball Coach Football Coach ROVV 2 Hansen Mr Alan Western Wash College of Educatnon Mechantcal Drawung Drnvers Tralntng Pang Pong Heath Mr Wllllam Wuttenberg College Wash State College Amerlcan l-ltstory 81 Gov ernment Psychology Basketball Coach Asst Football Coach Helnnch Dr Gerda Humboldt Unnv Berlxn Frete Unlv West Berlin London Unuv Engllsh German Actlvtty Hedlund Mr Mauruce Wash State College VtcePrmc1pal Vocatronal Dlrector Chem stry ROVV 3 Jarrett Mr Mark Unnv of Wash Visual Ands Algebra General Math General Science Kennedy Mr Ray Univ of Wash Engltsh Spantsh LKE Lamkin Mr Ron Wash State College West ern Wash College of Educatton Dnvers Tratnnng Bookkeeping Consumers Edu catton Golf Mules Mr John Unlv of Idaho Unlv of Caltt Unnv of Wash Amertcan Govt and Hts tory Sensor Class Advlser Baseball Coach SEVEN l l t I ' T I - I ' 1 'I I , I . . . . 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I I ' I - , , , , Mapmakers Moore Muss Carol Central Wash College of Educatuon Wash State College Englnsh Begnnners Luck eklason Mlss Lmda San Mateo Cnty College Unuv of Wash Western Wash College ot Educatnon Physucal Education Grrs S Club Advuser Peart Mr l E Otterbeln College Columbna Univ Ohlo State Unrv Latan Engllsh Purdy Mrs Marvel Unnv of Wash Horne rnaklng Girls Club Adviser Training ekulnch Mr Charles Montana State Normal ollege Renselaer Polytechnvc Institute Northwest Unuv Unuv ot Wash Wood shop Shorrock Mr Paul Unuv of Wash English Panther Patrol mlth Mr Steve Unv of Wash Ore State College Biology Sophomore Class Ao vnser Wall Mrss Lee St Gabruels College Londow Unav of London Unnv ot Wnsconsn American Govt and History Freshman English and Junior l-llgh Annual Walker Mr Carrol Seattle Unrv U nv of Wash Mathematlcs Jr Hn Paper EIGHT I U - - , ,N A il N I I - . - . ,I K , , , . 'Wt - ' ' P , . . . , 5 'I 'I I ' I ' 1 - - -r ' , . Sayre, Mrs. Edna-Beauty School Vocational S S ' , . - C , , ., , ., ' I - 1 I - -1 I 1 S ' , . - E. ., . ' 4- I I ,. S I , - Q . , I yi . . . I , . - ' ., n' . ., , . . . X Activities I u W, ,D f l V -v I W ww-'L--utr i Sli 'f i f.f+ifwf , www. Highway ANNUAL STAFF The twelve students of thus years annual staff along wnth their advnsor Mass Fowler combuned theur nndnvxdual efforts to produce thus edltlon of the Kla ta wa lhls group met every day during actlvtty pertod for the pur pose of puttnng out one of the school s most Important publications Two students Kathy Vanl and Vnctor Swan remalned durnng fourth peruod for whuch they recerved full tnrne crednt The annual yearbook conf rence held at the Unuversuty of Washungton last fall was attended by eight staff members Each per son attended two dufferent drscusslon groups deallng wnth the varned phases In annual pro ductnon The representatnves then combined thenr knowledge durung a regular school s s slon Many people are of the oprnlon that an an However the reverse IS actually true Besndes the actual publlcatton of the Klata wa the staff had to make up the defnclt by takung over a concesslon sale at one football and basketball game by sellnng popcorn at noon plus the sensor calling cards Several changes may be seen In the present annual Perhaps the most obvuous were the use of embossed covers and the placing of the classes at the rear of the book The process In assemblzng an annual con tanns varlous dutles Flrst the lay out must be completed Thus step Includes the arrangement of the annual and the plannnng of each page for pnctures and wrlteups As one can see thus step IS very amportant for a slught unlntentuon al error could result In some glaring mlstakes 4TH PERIOD ANNUAl Kathy Vanl Vlc or Swan Mtss Fowler ANNUAL STAFF back row Lary Kauser Vuctor Swan Deanna Leer Darlene Whute Jeannone Bros cs Barbara Porte Verna Volz From row Mnss Fow er Kathy Vall Nancy Brommers, anlce Hendruckson Velma Iverson Joan Bradt TEN O . , , l 1 - , , e . - . e , nual costs less than what the individual pays. , . ' ' 1 I I . , ' ' I i I 1 I - 2 ' , ' , , ' f in 3 Recorders ANNUAL CONCESSION to .lan Hendr ckson Kathy Vaal Miss Fowler Velma Iverson Llnda Fortune Ma lyn Poser ANNUAL CONFERENCE to Kathy Vaal Larry Kalser Mass Fowler Jan Hendrlck son Vnctor Swan All o the actnvntues and classes must be an cluded and the correct amount of space allot number of square Inches an pnctures must not exceed a certaun quantutv Second the undnvrdual class puctures must be mounted Some of the students were eather absent or entered after the pnctures Nere tak en They had to oe found and thenr pnctures taken so that they would be represented In the annual A few senxors should remember the proddung and pushung admrnustered by the staff to get them to the studlos for thenr Senior pictures Deanna Leer was placed an charge of vvnte ups and It was her lob to fngure out the length of each one and asslgn them to elther the staff or other students Thus IS a very bug o for I us so much easter to say wont do It or put the wrltlng of the artrcle ended up vvrutnng them herself All of the prctures must be taken and the students In them notlfled The Weather ne d ed to be consrdered also for nelther a cloudy nor sunny day vvrll produce good results Once taken the pictures must be dentnfued and then the spelling of each name checked The theme must be chosen and worked over to fat each page and actnvnty The staff co operated In typlng proofreadung and the secondary tasks requlred I0 produclng a year book Therr tnme was glven freely and many hours were spent for your benefut and for your enloyment tn years to come E EVEN I - I. I r. - i 1 ', X J My I I - L L - .I . I . I . - F '- tb, 'f' ' , No.I ted to them. The pages must balance and the off and offland off - then Deanna usually I . . . X. . . D . , l Roads May take ARROWHEAD The Arrowhead staff spent another busy year under the gurdance of Mass Mildred Blossev The staff put out lo Issues of the Arrowhead During the fall semester Pat Britten was editor Judy Rrley assnstant edrtor and Bull Peacor sports edntor Mnke Johnson served as busrn ss manager with John Van Eyk as hrs assnstant The second semester saw Judy Rrley as edrtor and Pat Brntten as assrstant edntor At that tmme Deanna Leer and Jan Hendrrckson became page edltors Regular assrgnments were Larry Fntzgerald art work Carol Graff and Arlenn Ulmer names lust and Erleen Keene and Marllyn Thornton exchange Buslness managers and sports editors were the same ,2 BEGINNER S LUCK Through Beglnners Luck Snohornush Hugh School students have an opportunuty to get their wrttnng IH print This magazine whlch comes out rn the sprung contanns creatuve wrut Ing by the students themselves Thus was Mnss Moores frrst year as the ac tnvrtys advnser Ann Uran was chosen o be edntor wuth Sandy deSoto as assnstant edrtor Other staff members Included Myrna Bartel helmer manuscript edltor Mary Ellen Keaton busrness manager Kay McDonald art edntor The group read and dlscussed the manu scrnpts submntted The best of these were se lected and sent to the Unlversnty of Washlng ton where a student group luclged them Social hlghllght of the years actuvtles was a tnp to the Penthouse Theater In Seattle The group also sponsored an after game dance ARROWHEAD back row Norm Ol son Larry Frtzgerad Make Johnson John Van Fzyk Bull Peacor Muss Blossey Front row Barbara Nydegger a Brltten Marilyn Thornton Arleun Ul mer Carol Graff Erleen Keene Judy Rrley BEGINNERS LUCK back row Muss Moore Marvel Johnson Barbara a cliff Patrlcla Arnett Barbara Nydegger Sandra Newman Pat Brrtten Sherry Pendergrass Second row Eileen Keene Madelrne Brandsma Sharon Olaf son Marilyn Wold Kay Moore Churchill Penny Chrlds Ann Bingham Sondra Bunney Front row Kay Mc Donald Ann Uran Sandy deSoto Mary Keaton Mryna Bartelhelmer TWELVE I . , . . . . , . 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J , , R :- I q 1 1 A 1 1 I A 1 I' , r , V , .lull ' 1 - . . ,: -F' ..- l You Anywhere QUILL AND SCROLL After a very tryung early fall InItIatIon mem bers of the Thomas F Barnhart Chapter of Qulll and Scroll went Into actton As a part of the InItIatIon each new member brought 25 pop bottles to the next meetIng These were sold and the proceeds went to the March of Dnmes On January 29 the group really got Into the groove for the March of Drmes lt gave a matnnee dance durlng noon and actIvIty pen ods The Income from the dance was almost O Under the leadershtp of PresIdent Vnctor Swan the group InItIated several new Ideas and put them Into effect Vlctor was asslsted by Deanna Leer vlce presIdent Jan Hendruck son secretary and Myrna Bartelheumer trea surer LIBRARY Ish to nght Elva Naff Norma Slkel Pat Mayhew Mlss Cow Patsy Arrxngton Judy Fox Becky Bueler Pat Davls Pat Arnett Yvonne .losl n Pat Crowe I QUILL 8. SCROLL back row Sherry Pendergrass Barbara Ratcllff Muke Johnson Jerry Saulter Bull Peacor VIC tor Swan Mss Bossey Mldde row Jan Hendrlckson MerI yn Wold Mar lyn PoIer Deanna Leer Myrna Bartel he mer Karen McElhaney Front row Kathy VaIl Mary Ellen Keaton Sandy eoto Jcdy Rrley Ann Uran Ia Srmth LIBRARY When you take a book to the lsbrary after getttng a remInder slIp It doesnt look as If there IS much work Involved In runnIng the lnbrary smoothly There Isnt really lust a few Itttle thIngs For example take the remtnder sllp Each day they are made out to remtnd you to return books thus avondlng TIDES A record IS made of every book that IS checked out and returned to be sure of less confusuon and fewer fnnes Before the books are shelved they are checked for any extra wear and tear After any necessary mendung they are shelved under thenr VBTIOUS categornes The lIbrarIans also can help you flnd ma terIal for themes They can show you how to use the card catalogue and the Reader s Gunde As we were SBYIDQ lust a few lIttle thIngs 'GP' N1 THIRTEEN . . . . 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S ' at I ' I , f 3, J ff t. 6 wr ' . in af l ' A Bureaus of SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY back rcw VIctor Swan Eugene McPhaII At Leyme Ga y Meacham Jerry S lter J hn B l Rc'a d Fau stuch Norman Oson Sandy Schott 'Vlyrna Bartelhermer Gene Ne e MIdde row Ann Uran Sherry Pene g a s Deanna Leer Mary L e Pe Ibone Ba l:a a Ratc Iff an Hend Ickson Pam Mrnshull Kar n McElhaney Rhodessa Maruska Torn Ward aw Robet GuId Fro f row Cha ot e Monger Charlotte Carlson Ear ene Gnftore Mary Keaton J I C urchrl K Is ne Car son Eva Nafr oanne T mas Ruth Wheee GorIa HInds Kathy VaIl JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY back row Judy Cochran Jerry Ma sh Ken Joy lan Furner Aan Troupe Jnm Dorsey Da rel Ba tr- leme .torn ParIck Nancy Butler Connne Ty er MIdde row Sandy deSoto Char ene Nrcnos Gladys Church Pa Ccmmmgs Mar Iyn Poler Genna ohnson DIxIe ChrIsy LInda Fortune Ca oI Gratf Kay Bozett andy Johnson GaII Srnrth Front rcw Frances Lange Beh Ann Lyon Kath ene Pace Vrvran 'Nlaff Ann Brngham Dannella Krng Ar ern U mer Rose Goshorn Dana Soder and HONOR SOCIETY What IS the average guy and gal of Snohom Ish Hrgh IIIQGQ You heard all about It It you attended the annual Honor Socrety Banquet on October I6 1957 The toastmIstress for the evenIng was the presrdent Deanna Leer She Introduced our speakers who were senIor Gene Neue speak Ing on My Idea of the Average Clrl of SHS senIor Mary Lee Pettlbone speakmg on My Idea of the Average Boy of SHS and Superm tendent George Moore speakIng on Tne Small Town Boy and Grrl JunIor LInda Fortune sang HIgh and the MIghty and Frrendly PersuasIon accompa nIed by Ruth Wheeler Then PrIncIpal Hal Nloe presented the awards FOURTEEN Commlttee chaIrmen for the banquet were Arlem Ulmer entertaInment Sandy deSoto decoratrons Pam MInshull food and Iaoles and VIctor Swan InItIatIon lnItIatIon Included everythrng from havrng the lunIors wear only one sho to proposals of marrlage The tumors were also the lucky ones havIng the excltlng 'ob of cleanrng up the paper whrch the senIors so gladly and freely tore up In small preces ThIs years ofhcers Include senIor Deanna Leer, presldent senIor Gene Neue VICE presl dent and rumor Kaye Bozett secretary trea surer We would lIke to express our apprecIatIon to our advlser, Mrs Laura EIckhott for help Ing thIs year be a success for the Honor SOCIGIY - - ' , - ', r ' , r , au , o e , i I ' U, , ,I , s . - - , 1 I S, , e ff' , 7 Q' , J r' , A , e , , I , r I . I' - r. . , . , . , , II n l, r ,I . , . ,, . hc , r, I ' ' , '. KI -I f' , I ' - - I - I I ' r, I ' ' I ' . A . , ., , V . C . , - I I - I , , - , , - I V 1r ' 1 ' ' r I r I r ' 1 I ' ' ' I I I I ' ' . ' ,- I U . . , . . , , . , . , . . . . . . , . 1 - ' ' 3 O I . I , . - If - H . - ' . . . . ,, . , . . . H V . U I ' A ' . . I n I A -I ' - 11 ' ' - - H - -L . . . - fr ,I - A If . . . , - Communications LAMBDA KAI EPSILON The Latin words Lambda Kai Epsilon mean Latin and Spanish. These are the foreign languages offered at Snohomish High School. The purpose of the organization, Lambda Kai Epsilon. is to provide foreign language stu- dents an opportunity to learn about other peo- ple of the world and their cultures. This year's activities were begun with the election of officers. These were: Mary Lee Pettibone, president, Ric Odegard, vice-presi- clent, Ann Uran, secretary, and Lary Kaiser, treasurer. Judy Riley was appointed enter- tainment chairman. A group of students interested in dramatics formed a theatrical association within Lambda Kai Epsilon. They called it the Circle Theater and for the organization's annual Christmas Party they put on a play. It was the Spanish version of Cinderella and the dialogue was in Spanish. At the January meeting a native of Austral- ia, Mrs. Margaret Stevenson, qave a talk on the Australian aborigines and their culture. She spoke of the present Australians, their customs, schools, social interests, and attitude toward Americans. February 18 the Circle Theater made it's second and third appearances. This time the play given at the Christmas Party was given for the students of Central and Emerson Grade Schools. On February 25 members of Lambda kai Epsilon went to Brown's Theater in Snohom- ish to see the Italian film, Wages of Fear. The annual banquet was held April 22, bringing to a climax a very successful year. G50 '55, 11 u... LAMBDA KAI EPSILON upper picture back row Judy Coch an Ga dys Chcrch Myrna Bartelheimer Darrell Barte heimer Karl ewett Rich Het'and Bob Ash raft Claire Bady Mr Kennedy Midie row May Drennon Scsle Johnson Slaron ferg on Janice Hendricnson Linda Fortun Richard Fadlstich Robert Gund June ewet Front row Sandy deSoto Earlene Griffore Jill Churchi'l Krist ne Carson Barbara D bcq e Marilyn Harvey lower picture back row Eugene Maier Ecgene McPl'ail Art L vine Gene Neue Ric Odeqard Neil Power Larv Kaiser erry Marsh Victor Swan Ken Stalff Mike Walker Mr Kennedy Midde row Eunice Schmidt Baroara Ratcliff Sherry Pende grass Demna Leer Eiva Naff Rita Smith Marlyn Poier Merilyn Wold Snaron Norton Mary Leo Pettibone Ann Uran Jcdy Ruey From row Dianna Soderaid Blanca Kraft Mary Ellen Keaton Carol Sre Montgomery Ann W1 z Ruth Wlcc er Vivian Naff Mwry Skip ey oAnne La7 Ve ma Iverson Kathy Vail FlFTEEN D 'WW' , Q A- 3 'Nvw V ,Q ,,. 1 1 . , A , ,Z ,V 9 . 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' - - '., ,', e' , , . . . , . , . . , . , , , . ,J ,,,, - . - Highways 'AA GERMAN back row Henry Levu Ken Schmudt Gerun Warner Barry Gustafson B nTa H nson Bll Kuhlman Bl McColl Ph u Lyle 2nd row Dr He nr ch Howard Babcock Duck Dubuque Joan Stocker Rcha d Faulstuch Pat Gu llaurne Gary Hark ns Front row Pamea lrncs Jane Crawford Dorus Br cknan Janet Haynes Prs culla Power AERONAUTICS back row Dan Hucks Morgan Davus Bull Haynes From row Mr Smnh Ray Schoonover Dennus Nelson Bob Menuze ohn Murphy Joe Harley GERMAN Adclmonal experuences un Toreugn language and culTural aspecTs were guven To sTudenTs o Sruohomush Hugh School durung school year l9J7 l958 D Gerda l-leunruch exchange Teacher from VVesT Berlun Lermany under The To German culTural lufe geographucal suTua Tons and economucal problems durung TuvuTy peruod An umagunary Trup made The sTudenTs famuluar wuTh geographucal and poluTu cal suTuaTuons of Germany Dr Heunruch unuTuaTed a correspondence be Tween Snohomush Hugh School sTudenTs and German suudenTs luvung un WesT Berlun LeTTers answerung many quesTuons of our sTudenTs were duscussed and The Teacher was helpful un explaunung The maun dufferences beTween The Two counTrues Movues on varuous holudays Thanksguvung AERONAUTICS Aeronaufucs had uTs second year as an ac TuvuTy aT Snohorruush prevuously uT was a regu lar class The eughTeen boys TogeTher wuTh Mr STeve SmuTh Theur advuser meT every acTuvuTy peruod un The buology room They worked on model aurplanes Some of The Types ThaT were louulT were The DC Douglas Navy fughTers gluders boTh powered and unpowered and Aeronca Occasuonally They saw movues on avuaTuon pro duced by The Navy Army and The Aur Force On SaTurdays They ofTen vusuTed The local aur fueld They also vusuTed a malor company un SeaTTIe One of The Aeronauhcs sTudenTs sophomore Jum Pouer receuved hus puloT s lucense and made hus fursT solo flughf un an Aeronca Champ SIXTEEN ChrusTmas and New Years Day explauned varuous kunds of celebratung fesTuvals un duT ferenT parTs of Germay The sTudenTs enloyed very much a colorful movue showung scenes of every day lufe un WesT Berlun uTs buuldungs uTs people and Theur acTuvuTues A serues of sludes on lufe and work un Hamburg WesT Gerrnanys buggesT harbor cuTy showed The way of luvung of Three German Tamulues wuTh The background of Hamburg cuTy and harbor Durung The second semester Dr Heunruch sTarTed a course un conversaTuonal German and TaughT The sTudenTs basuc elemenTs of German grammar - L 4 J- . N fi t ' if T f 9 T I .. u - ' Ps uf' ' . ,XV '. if T . ' I A ' - , o i Z a , il l , ill , illlg . : . i i , , ' T ' , i r ' , i , 5 . : 1 l , , ' u . , , a. ? . . . - ' - . r. A ' , - I - I , Fulbright Program inTroduced some sTudenTs 1 Rf V , - A .' i 1 l A ac' : ' A - ' . . . . . . . , . I . I I . . . I . . . I . D ' . . - I - I I . . ' I . . , . . . . . , I. . , and Byways FIREMEN The rungung of the fure alarm meant a great deal to the furemen probably more than one realuzed They kn vv that uf an emergency had occurred the time spent previously un plan nung and performance could not be m asured un monetary worth for the value o human lufe us beyond cost The stud nt councul appointed Bull Peacor Chuet Fireman of the group Students vvho desured to become furemen signed up un the office and from that lust Bull then selected a fure squad to assist hum on the drulls As a part of its traunung the group of fure men was thoroughly unstructed on the proper PANTHER PATROL Lookung around us we duscover that the campus of Snohomush Hugh us very n at and cnluttered Thus fact us due largely to the Pan ther Patrol Thus group of boys durected by Paul Shorrock vvent about the grounds every activity period puckung up paper candy vvrap pers and litter The group also dud uts share at the foo ball and basketball games They patrolled the foot ball fueld keepung the fans behund the lunes preserving order behind the grandstand and at either end of the field Durung basketball season they watched the aisles and exuts and patrolled the halls of the gunuor hugh buuldung Our beautuful campus us a considerable area for a group so small to keep clean un only a half hour each day Every studeut of SHS should consider ut a part of hus responsubuluty usage Ou the various types of fure control equupment used un the school Lectures were guven on the best ways to get the students out of the buuldung vvuth a maximum of safety ung the fure fughtung equipment un good work Ul1ClUTTefed ing order was a bug fob vvhuch was handled exceptionally well thus year As a school service prolect the furemen made a large scale study of the different sec tuons of the buuldung that mught result un a haLard and found numerous ways by fvhuch the sutuatonu could be umproved In addutuon a great d al of attention was guven to the vo ca uonal shops where the chance of a fure breaking out was greater than un the class rcom PANTHER PATROl standing Merle Redwood Mr Shorrock Su hng Bob Eskew Ron Oslovvsku FIREMEN back row Gary Meacham Eugene McPha Bob He fort Jn Dorsey Lee Krause Darrel Bartelhc-imer Dave Oweus John Porter Dale Hark nson John Rose J 11 Kendall Wayne Jones Jerry Thompson Jack Crabbs Front row Len Blul T1 Jerry Car son Gene Neue Blair Pair ck Jon Raymond Norm Olson Mike Johnson Bll Peacor Toby Matson SEVENTEEN - . 1 . ' D I . . . . Q , - ' cu - , ' 1 S . . . . . u t , , . C ' ' ' ' ' . I l - . . . and a minimum of time and confusion. Keep- to help The Patrol keep Our QrOUndS looking , ' l . ' . ' ' , I e . . I - I' J - ' z , . , 'I- H TI 7 I , v I lu, I l 1 , , i , , il , , , - - . 1 tu , Q l- 1 Q 1 l 1 I ' 'I , i , . Beware I GIRLS CLUB With Ann Uran at the helm the Glrls Club started a stralght and successful course At the begunnlng of school last September, a party was gnven by the Gurls Club for the new grrls Corsages were glven to them at a general meetnng The offncers went to La Conner un Novem ber to attend Trl county Conference the pur pose of whnch was to dlscuss and get Ideas to Improve our school and community Two baskets were gnven thus year, one at Thanksgnvlng and one at Chrustmas Food money and useful artlcles were donated and because of these efforts one famrly was able to celebrate those holidays In happuness Also at Chrrstmas the Glrls Club gave a Chrrstmas Tea for the faculty on December 5th In the Student Center A vlolln quartet supplied the music and everyone enloyed hrmself Later, the Gtrls Club sponsored a contest among all the home rooms to s e which door would have the most unlque and colorful decoratlons A large Chrustmas tree was plac ed n the far corner of the study hall and several people volunteered theur servlces to help decorate the tree As Christmas drew closer all the gurls engoyed the afternoon en tertalnment supplred by Mrs Iverson a flrst grade teacher from Emerson Elementary School, and her furst grade students They put on a very amusung program centered around Chrnstmas mustc ln February, the Girls Club sponsored an after game dance whtch was called Cupuds Capers lt was decorated ln a Valentlne theme wlth cuprds and streamers on the walls The FIRST SEMESTER GIRLS CLUB COUNCIL back row Susan Johnscn Sandy Schott Nancy Butler Sandy deSoto Kay McDonald Ann Uran Charlene Lorenz Sandy Newman Judy Cochran Mrs Purdy Mnddle row Drxue Chrrsty Pat Cummrngs Judy Torgeson Luanne Myllenbeck Pam Mlnshull Merllyn Wold Mary Lee P ttlbone Velma Iverson Joan Bradt Clarre Brady Elva Naff Front row Eunice Schmrdt Mary Bowerman Vrvuan Naff Marlene Mclntosh .lull Churchrll Krrstme Carlson Arlem Ulmer Lnnda Fortune Judy Aos Gloria Hands Sharon Melnyk EIGHTEEN GIRLS CLUB OFFICERS Ann Uran Kay McDonad Mrs Purdy Sandy d Soto Nan 1 Butler Q , . . . 1 - 1 ' 1 . . , . D - . . C . . , 1 . ! I 1 - 1 ' ' ' - . . . , . . . . , 1 - 1 1 1 , ' - 1 1 - - 1 - - 1 1 . 1 . 11 - 11 . . I - . - 1 A 1 1 1 1 1 A 1 - 1 1 - - - 2 1- 1 1 1 1 1 K? 1 1 1 1 . 1 ' - 1, 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , , . 131: 54 . YM 1 r , IK L y .1 . , e- 5. , - ,,. 1 - ...M 7 Women DrIvers school dance band SUppIed the musIc and a KIng and Queen of Hearts were chosen from the students present They were presented wIth crowns by Mr Moe, and they led oft a dance whIch everyone Iolned In March, the GIrls Club Councll decIded to send a representative to Camp Seabeck thIs comlng summer for a week The purpose of ThlS camp IS to dIscuss problems and methods of betterIng our school and GIrls Club The annual GIrls Club Tolo was held on AprIl ll the theme belng Sea Breeze The dance was held ID the old gymnaslurn and the theme was carrled out In greens and blues wIth seagulls and tIshIng nets The musIc was provlded by the school dance band Other thIngs of smaller Importance, but stall SIQDITICBDT should be mentIoned The pro gram chaIrman, for Instance supplIed the CIrls Club Wlfh many delnghtful programs throughout the year The socIal chaIrman dId a good Iob especIally wIth Dad s NIght When school acquamtances were sIck or In mourn Ing the servnce chaIrman sent them cards The pUbllClly chalrman saw to It that the lat est news on GIrls Club BCTIVITISS were sup plIed to the SnohomIsh TrIbune Other BCTIVITIES Included Dads NIght Wllh a very amusmg program and an evenIng full of fun and food and the Mother Daughter Tea The tea was held In the late spnng Mothers came In the afternoon and were en tertaIned wIth a brIef program and a sur pfISe announcement of the next years of TICEFS At the end of the year the OTTICSTS were Installed and presents were gIven to Mrs Purdy, advIser, and Ann Uran presIdent GIRLS CLUB COUNCIL 2nd semester back row Sandy Schott Nancy Butler Sandy deSoto Kay McDonald Ann Uran Conme Tyler Judy Rnley Charlotte Carlson Carol Graff Kaye Bozett SusIe Johnson Mrs Purdy 2nd row Jean Lokken Jamce Berg Pat Cummungs Darlene Howell Judy Torgeson Jamce Hendnckson Ma y Lee Pettubone Elva Naff Marnon Olson Velma Iverson Chrustme Mnnshull Front row Ellen Ward Kathlene Place VIvIan Naff Beth Lyon Krts Carlson Llnda Fortune Glorna Hlnds Darla Hope Maru Iyn Harvey Judy Cochran GIRLS CLUB STANDING COMMITTE' CHAIRMEN back row Sandy Schott Susre Johnson Pat CummIngs Judy Cochran Mary Lee Petnbone Ve ma Iverson Front row Ann Uran, Lunda Fortune, VIvIan Naff, KrIstIne Carlson, ,.. G'orIa I-lmds Elva Naff NINETEEN O . . ., . . I . . . , . . , , . , . . . ., ' 1 . ., . . ' 1 -I I - , . - . . I - . - I . . I I 1 - ' ' I - I - , , - - - . , , r , , ,l , , , , , . - 42 , ,' I 1 I 1 AA f 7 V I I I -fl I A I : I I 1 I 1 I I 1 ' J 5 1 I J: - Il . - , l I I o ' ' l I r ' K E l ' .. I Rural FFA back row Mrke Nrchols Don McCrorey Duck Anderson Don Lyle Herman Bosse Jrm Marrun Davvd Hembd Steve Pollack Bert Steee Melvrn Hanson Lance Cnrustopherson Mr Grlbertson Znd row Tom Hlort Alex St Clarr Charles Walster Barry Gustaf son Davrd Donoghue Bull Kelly Dan Thomsen John Lorentzen Front row Tom McAIlrster Ray Scheuffele Larry Anderson Dave Owens Allan Cross FFA Sweetheart Marllyn Harvey Bob Mon ze Bull Duey Duck Sweeney Jon Marshall FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The Snohomish Chapter of the Future Farmers of Amerrca has successfully completed another year rn the freld of agrrculture lhe followrno officers were selected to lead tw chapter for the year Jrm Martun presudent Herman Bosse vlce presudent Dave Owens secretary Jan Furner treasurer Don Lyle re porter Larry Anderson sentrnel and Marulyn Harvey chapter sweetneart The program of work commnttees selected by Charrrnan Herman Bosse were as follows supervlsed farmrng communuty servuce co operatrve actlvrtles leadership earnrngs and creatron and publrcrty The Chapter actlvltles for the year started with the Evergreen State Farr rn whrch the members showed 35 head of beef a d darry cattle Some of the wrnnrngs Included Grand Champrons In Guernsey dairy cattle and rn both the Angus and Herford beef cattle dun slons They also exhablted anrmals at the Puyal lup Farr and won several honors rn the Darry Cattle Drvlsrons The darry ludglng team consustrng of Jam Nlartrn Herman Bosse Larry Anderson and Don Lyle entered unto four contests The top achrevement of the year was placrng second at the Carnatron Farms Contest and fourth rn the Skaglt County Farr Ihe Parlnmentary Procedure Team took sec ond honors rn the county contest and second rn the drstrrct event held In Sedro Woolley Other actrvltles of the chapter Included wan nrng of the Potato Judgrng contest and enter 'ng The Crops Judging Confesf 31225 Jrm Ma tan Larry Anderson Herman Bosse Dave 70 TWENTY , ,uh . , . , I .i I I : ' A 1 A , 1 , D V ' . . . I - v - 1 1 ' 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 I . , 1 I - 1 : ' savrngsg conduct of meetrngsg scholarshipg re- . . I . . I r n ' '- , 'X '- xi A ' 1 - 'R A 1 f ' ' ' l l 1 D I I I , . , I - Routes FFA OFFICERS Larry Anderson Dave Owens Don Lye hm Martm Herman Bosse The annual Snohomish County fryer con test was agann sponsored by the chapter Other annual affarrs of the FFA year lnclud ed the spray program the FFA FHA party the Barn Dance Sprung Show and the Auburn Fat Stock Show The Chapter has receuved a regrstered Angus bull and Chester Whnte boar to be used un the chapter breeding program .IUDGES back row Mr Gnlbertson Bert Steele Dave Owens Bosse Don Lyle Jlm Martin Larry Anderson Steve Pollack Allen SNAP FFA TRUCK Bob Eddy Bob Morley Herman Bo se Make Nuchols Don Lyle Allan Cross Larry Anderson Last year there were three State Farmers from the chapter they were Jlm Martnn Her man Bosse and Larry Anderson Jan Furner was chosen to represent the chapter as Offuclal Delegate to the State Conventnon held at Wash lngton State College and Herman Bosse tried for the Star Daury Farmer of the state and Melvin Hanson played nn the State FFA Band during the state conventnon Cross Duck Sweeney Bull Kelly Front row Bull Duey Herman TWENTY ONE ', mug. 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WOODSHOP left lo rughf James Oos Jack Pcrecz Clyde Moller Larry Noble Wayne Chrustuanson Bob Hull Mr Sekulch AUTO MECHANICS left to rughf Jan Chaffee LeRoy Dunbar Jum Mayer Jum Seudel Carl Hammerly Larry Grunde Karl Jewett Mr Clark John Marts Bob Tracy Duck Webster George Wrught Clayton Fuller Alfred Klokkevold Duck DeGeus Dale Place Norman Parker WOODSHOP ACTIVITIES ln The last few years the students of wood shop have been called The munute men of the school They grve Theur Tume and effort IO um provung and helpung To make Snohomush Hugh whaT ut us Today Theur fune qualuty and work manshup are very much admured by many people When anythung us un need of repaur or of re funlshung or There are thungs to be buult These boys wull be There to do theur best They guve Theur Tume wullungly for The Improvement of S H S In The pasT several years The munuTe men have done several thungs for example, They dusmantled The old grandsTand and sawed mosT of The wood for The new one They have buulT equupment for nearly every department un The hugh school, as well as the grade schools, such as The steps un The auduToruum, The back boards un The gymnasuums, and The stands for The band actuvuty TWENTY TWO AUTO MECHANICS Allhough There was a lot of nouse un auTo shop durung acTuvuTy peruod The boys knew what they were doung Thus acTuvuTy whuch was TaughT by Mr John Clark uncluded some boys who had euther elementary or advanced auto mechanrcs as a full Tume subuecT InTeresTed un auTomobules These boys learn ed about carburetors mann olds and the varuous parts o an auTomobule chasss The boys who had elementary auto mechanucs learned a lot from The boys who were more advanced by lusT waTchung Them By Thus experuence un learnung abouT The really umportant parts of an auTomobule, some of These boys may decude To work un auTo mobule factorues and use Theur knowledge To umprove cars, whuch are so necessauy to our modern way of lufe I 1.- X . v- -rl . . 4 ' Q .K X V . ua I Y .T Y f J pf.: A' M, ' ' T-:T , 1 's ., .uyuwu A ,f,.r?.,,TQ .f 'iFfl.'ul ' Q3-f . 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I I I Statuons FHA F H A an organuzatuon for gurls who have completed one year of homemakung worked to promote good wull and cutuzenshup and to traun the gurls to become good famuly mem bers The gurls attended varuous meetungs to duscuss the problems of the groups un the county and to plan for state and reguonal meetungs Leadershup Traunung meetungs and Demon stratuon Day were the reguonal meetungs whuch gurls belongung to Reguon I attended The pur pose of these meetungs was to duscuss the pro blems of the reguon The very busy offucers of thus organuzatuon were Mary Heggem presudent Donna Shong vuce presudent Norma Sukel secretary and Sharon Olofson treasurer Mrs Marget Con dell chapter advuser and Mrs Ben Heggem Chapter mother durected the group HOME CRAFTS An actuvuty whuch was not un exustence .or many years grew to be a popular actuvuty thus year The home crafts actuvuty was u der the able durectuon of Mrs Marvel Purdy As the name would unfer the purpose was to teach the gurls of the dufferent but useful cra ts whuch would serve to make theur future homes more enuoyable Some of the crafts taught were knuttung crochetung tattung and hem stutchung Each of the gurls had a prouect Many fulled hopechests enlarged theur wardrobes an made accessorues They knutted muttens hats and sweaters Some of the crocheted utems were doulues and tableclothes The group spent many happy and profutable hours on these prouects F HA back row left to rughf Madelune Brandsma Sharon Olofson Marulyn Wold Norma Sukel Carolyn Crawford Donna Webb Pat Doll Lunda Hatly Delores S1 Claur Julua Tucker Donna Stewart Jeannone Brosuus From row Info to rughf Mrs Condell Velma Iverson Donna Shong Rosea ue McAIuster Jeannette Doll Irene Wucklund Fox flrsi row Donna Haufle Jeanne Kuhlman .Iudy Fox Eeanor Petverson Rose Goshorn QI? 46: 1 atom ll vw! f E VY TWENTY THREE O . . ,, 1 . . . - M . . I ' . , - . L . . I . . . . - . . I . I . I . . - I , I d . . , : I . I I . , . 1 , 2 ' , . . ' l I I I ' I , . HOMECRAFTS - left to right - back row - Mrs. Purdy, Joan Van Volkenburg, Marlene Posey, Eileen Posey, Janice Angell, Carol ' - ! , . I . K . x -v. f B A2 n .4 L f ' ws! R Q 4: ' K., -...,, ' 2' , sf I ' it I 1' l lb' ' 1 A T f Ver, A U, 4 fl, 7 .Y - -vf wifi' Q1 4 4 ' 3 g . I I , I l - 5 -- r Highways are ,L i'Hnq. 51 n 'V ' faw,f,,,1. ' ws.--ic' J, SNAPS - l. That isn't all Madeline Brandsrna f the rest is Myrtle Bowerman. 2. Has Victor Swan changed any? 3. Ruth Wheeler has lost her rontact lenses again. 4. To Judy Cochran sleep must be wonderful, 5, King and Queen of the Junior Prom - Jim Steensland and Sylvia Gullickson. 6. Cruising along with Verna Volz and Wayne Jones. 7. .leannetr Hunt, don't you dare fall in! 8. Hear ye, Hear ye, Darla Hope has the floor. 9. Football game openers -- Allan Mosier, Ross Purdy, Ron Oslowski, Ray Schoonover, Wayne Jones and .lim Engeseth. 10. Marilyn Harvey, how does it taste? ll. Once upon a time . . . Mary Heike and Norma Bosse. 12. To Ric Odegard and Merilyn Wold life must be wer. 13. Yes, Kathy and Charlene Vail were twins. Id. who got the most - Judy Riley or TWENTY-FOUR Happy Ways Kay McDonald? 15. Donnella King has learned that money grows on bushes. 16. Marilyn Harvey and her best friend. 17. Barbara Aber- nathy must be catching flies. 18. Another day is completed. 19. These boys, Alan Troupe, Keith Koenen, and Jim Dorsey, will he friends forever. 20. Does this bring back memories, Miss Moore? 21. No longer is a dog Bud McIntosh's best friend. 22. lsn't Neil Andersen the most! 23. It looks as if Karen McElhaney, Glenna Johnson, and Mary Lee Pettibone plan on staying awake all night. 24. Tell us, Blair Patrick, does it hurt? 25. What do you think Lorna Dillon and Pat Colwell have up their sleeve now? 26. The par- ty's over, but Jim Dorsey and Dixie Christy have iust begun. 27, The beloved lunch line. TWENTY-FIVE Road Crew Q7 J ,E-...pa al! 11 l QQ 1 -mann-v xmu, .L .Ab LB Upper left COOKS Mrs Salvadalena Mr Baker Mrs Knappe Mrs Wakuns Uppnr right Duane Rarnburg Grace Troupe Top left :enter VOCATIONAI. BEAUTY SCHOOL back row Mrs Sayre Karen Peacock Lona Baraby Sue Sullnvan Pat Streblmg Carol BagwellFront row Carolyn Crawford Beth Ann Lyon Charlene Vall Betty Jean Stanton Marty Stanhope Wunona Glllam Top rlghl center RADIO Harold Hagen Gary Haack Lower :enter BUS DRIVERS lsft to nght lrl Poff Dave Rageot Earl McCormuck Earl Carey Paul Patrnck Jay Bowerman Herman Tuengel Paul Krotke Clyde Chaussle Bottom left CUSTODIANS left to rught ONE llogel Erwin Bolduan Ernest Lokken Martin Lorenz Bottom light CANDY COUNTER Managed by VIVIBD Naff and Darellene Bru a er T 'VENTY SIX l x ' ! N f ,: I' ' - D ' , 1 I , I r ,1-. , 'x 1,5 4 en y V , 1- l 4 gre 'OH 'IS w g A W 4 l .- ' ' ' .1 Mm. 1' ' uv! X l 'A 1, 4 , .f i, ,- .:Q, , - , ' I ' A 5' , 'Ry K 5 K Sports J' Y VI' rs. as ww.. G N -cud' fa TWENTY SEVEN M . 4' . S 1 . . .W-Ax A ' 1 - - . 1 pf, V sl, f, W., ,Q . A .M bf-JV' - f. N, is Q f, J' 'J.'- , ' r f- L .. ,,,H5w. A , -, ,W , , 'nth . M ,, ' K -MV' ' . H, . .. ...- , J A . , 'f l-- . Guard FIRST TEAM back row Alan McElhaney John Van Eyk Gary Meacham Leonard Bluhm Jack Crabbs 2nd row Dwnght McLaun Jnm Martn Newell Wullnams Bob Shrauner Make Johnson Front row Bob McDamel Jnm Dorsey Allen Cross Jum Kendall Clayton Fuller COACHES Mr Gunderson Mr Bartlett Mr Heath TWENTY EIGHT FOOTBALL The Snohomlsh grrdders funnshed the 1957 local football team has had since 1953 Not counted on to fare too well the Panther s 3 3 league record earned them a fourth place fnnlsh Snohomish opened the season against Twnn Cnty In a non league battle The Panthers of fense couldnt get rolling and as a result lost 7 6 The follovvnng week the Panthers entertaln ed Anacortes a strong favorrte an the North west League The locals were on thenr toes every minute and took advantage of the breaks to wan 6 O l l . if- .,-I . Q' Q' .',' I ' l,- I ' season with a 5-5 won-lost record, the best a . 4 1 ' I - Rails .7 an .hr Upper Picture SECOND TEAM back row Don McCrorey Karl Lau erbach Jam Fankhauser Larry Holm Maury Hedlund Daytd Hernbd Make Pendergrass Warren Land Ron Knuuttua John Rose Wayne Wnlson Rodney Prentnce Bob Varnell Duck Anderson Den nas arrett Steve Pollack Lower pldure SECOND TEAM bark row John Porter Jrrn Po er Aan McElhaney John Skupley Dale Harkrn on Bll Prater Larry Countryman Dean Schwarzmller Fronl row Btll Johnson Jack Crabbs Don Ltnse Georg Wrught Dan Wullxams George Wt ts With a convlnclng wln under their belts the Panthers Traveled o Burlington to meet th highly rated Tlgers After playing to a O O tue at halftsrne, the Tigers came back to score twice IN the second half The only Snohonnrsh score carne on a long pass play from Meacham to Van Eyk On October 4 Shoreline came to town .or another non league tussle A 94 yard krckoft return by Fuller and a one handed touchdown pass receptnon by Van Eyk were the specta cular plays, but It took Sklpleys conversuons to grve the locals a 21 I9 vuctory over the P5 Seattle school MANAGERS Jerry Maier Leland wrse Laffy Fnzgerad TWENTY NINE 2 7' is l ,f l I - 7? fn. . . fl L I I v V - If ' 1. r I . 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' .C - Q ' L ' ' ' ' ' Riding the FOOTBALL ACTION FOOTBAl.l ACTION THIRTY Wrth their league record showing one wnn and one defeat the Panthers took on an un preductable Edmonds squad Fuller scored twrce and Meacham once to lead Snohomlsh to a 21 T4 wln over the Tigers The Red and Whlte traveled to Sedro Wool Iey wlth a chance to take over second place nn the league standnngs The Cubs had other Ideas and defeated the locals 6 O The followrng week Snohomish met league leadung Mt Vernon nn the annual Homecom :ng game The highly favored Bulldogs walked off the field with a 30 T3 victory In a non league game In November the lo cham scored the only touchdown for the Red and White IH the second quarter The Panthers ended thenr losing streak the following week when Marysville came t town Snohomish showed no mercy and trounced the Tommles 48 O Thus was wlthout a doubt the best game of the year for the lo cals Snohomish ventured to Lake Stevens the following week for thenr flnal game of the season The smaller Vnklngs were outclassed from the start and lost 46 I3 On Tuesday November 26 the annual grid banquet was held un the Parish Hall Jack Crabbs was awarded the lnsplratnonal and best blocker awards Len Bluhm was elected team captain and Clayton Fuller receuved the Sportswnters award for hrs 94 yard klckoff agalnst Shorellne cals were downed by Arlington 32-7. Mea- . . O White Line HOMECOMING back row Rod Fuller Prmcess Jon: Smnth Queen Ruth Wheeler Blaur Patrick Prmcess Ann Uran Jerry Thompson Front row Sue Hedlund Muke Moe HOMECOMING Although hampered by inclement weather and a flu epidemic Homecornlng ended as ornglnally planned wlth Eugene McPhanl general chalrman Electron chaurman Gordon Harklnson nam ed Ruth Wheeler queen wuth JoAnn Smith and Ann Uran princesses In her court Norman Olson asslsted by Mlss Mildred Blossey ar ranged for personal appearances of the court at local club meetlngs radio stations KRKO and KQTY and televlsmon statnon KING Deanna Leer working wuth Mr Elckhotf and Mrs Elfstrom planned a very formal and pompous coronatuon The evennng pep rally was planned by .lon Raymond and Bull Peacor Vuctor Swan and commnttee decorated tne goal posts Janice Hendruckson and Mary Lee Pettubone reglstered the grads Minutes pruor to the game Queen Ruth w th her escort Blaur Patruck made her royal en HOMECOMING ROYALTY Princess Joni Smith Queen Ruth Wheeler Princess Ann Uran trance xn a brnght red sports car Following In a blue sports car were prlncesses Ann and JoAnn wnth theur escorts Jerry Thompson and Rodney Fuller At halftime of the game the band formed a crown whsle the royal court assembled rn front ot the grandstand There Dan Jones A S B presuclent of l956 presented the lov :ng cup to Queen Ruth A social hour was held In the s udent cen ter wnth Marulyn Harvey In charge HCM COMING COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN hack row Gordon Harlcnnson E gene McPhall Kay Sweeney Victor Swan Bull Peacor Jon Raymond Norm Oson Front row Deanna Leer Jamce l-lendrnckson Mary Lee Pett bone Glorna Hands THR , '1 - . ' ' ' v I - 1 , 'A rf , . s . 7 . . 1 . , . 1 1 1 ' I ' . , . , . . , . , . . 1, - - I ' 1 . , . , , - . . 7 . . L n l . . - . . - . . I . I 7 ' : ' - -4 , L1 V , A 4 , , , T . 1 l f 1 f , - ' . ' 1 , A 'C 'wg W. , t, ,129 1 . - U . L TY-ONE Cheers along 4 FOOTBALL YELL LEADERS back row Sharon Carlson Marlene M Infosh from vow Ruth Wheeler Jon: Smnh BASKETBALL YELL LEADERS upper lofi back row Bull Peacor Jon Raymond from row Ruth Wheeler Jon: Smnh FOOTBALL SONG LEADERS lower lop back row Jud Riley from row Sandy Johnson Marulyn Harvey Delorrs Roth BASKETBALL SONG LEADERS lower boifom back row Judy gochran Arleun Ulmer Sharon Walker from row Manlyn Harvey Knot pldurodj Judy Riley THIRTY TWO ,- X ' . sw- Q P - '51, . , 'O ' ,-ar. ' f i 0' K l ,, -.. ze, I 4 ,,,.,,. ..., -.,. - T I I f . .f ' '- - - '- , I l .. .I l - - - , l - l ,I . 1 - 1 1 I f 1 1 - the Wcuy A TEAM BASKETBALL back row left to right John Van Eyk Len Bluhm Jerry Marsh Jerry Thompson Jon McBrude Gary Meacham Front row Mr Heath Dwught McLaun Allen Cross Jum Kendall Toby Matson Larry Anderson BASKETBALL The Snohomush Panthers were destuned to umprove theur record of last year when Mr Heath called the furst practuce Eught returnung Iettermen were present at the unutual turnout They were John Van Eyk Jerry Thompson Kendall Toby Matson and Dwught McLaun The locals opened the season on theur home floor agaunst Lake Stevens of the Cascade League Even wuth many substututuons through out the second half SHS trounced them 60 36 The Red and Whute traveled to Mercer Is land for theur second game of the season lt was a thrullung contest all the way but the Islanders rallued un the funal three munutes to wun 48 45 The Panthers had revenge on theur munos when Mercer Island came to town but despute a fune second half rally the locals tco4 u un the chun 44 37 Then Everett traveled to Snohomush to re new their age old ruvalry It looked as though the Panthers mught pull ut out of the fure but funally fell to the Seagulls 44 42 The Red and Whute traveled to Everett un the next contest for another non league battle Possubly tryung too hard to avenge theur de feat of the week before the Panthers could not fund the basket and had constant trouble wuth theur floor game The result was a 55 44 loss for the Panthers Practuce game number sux dud not prove to be any better for the locals as they lost to the Arlungton Eagles on the latters court by a 46 38 count B BASKETBALL TEAM back row John Skupley Bull Johnson Ron Stuart Bull Khulmann Alan McElhaney Steve Jelluson Jum Pouer Front row Mr Gunderson, George Wullus Bud Rothgeb Dan Wulluams Larry Countryman Howard Babcock THIRTY THREE . , .K . . . ' 1 l u , , . .l . Gary Meacham, Len Bluhm, Jerry Marsh, Jum . ' ' - I 1 T ' ' , '51 Bumps and lelellt , J, L W J, f LS' do rg .I W' f Jyui T IL...-lll THIRTY FOUR Snohomush opened their I2 game leag schedule by droppnng a L14 34 decuslon to the vnsltlng Nlarysvllle Tomahavvks The locals started out vvell but cooled ott constderably and the Tommles coasted to a rather easy vac or The locals then traveled to Lake Stevens tor another non league game vvnth the Vnk nngs The smaller Vtklngs were completely outclassed and gave SHS vuctory number tvvo The Panthers vvere probably as proud ot thus game although they lost It as they were ot any of their vlctornes They gave the htghl 1 rated Anacortes Seahawks a bug scare but hid to settle for a 52 20 loss The locals led up untul the tnnal mrnutes ot play On January I7 the Panthers ventured to Sedro Woolley to meet the surprlslng Cubs After leading throughout most ot the conte t the locals lost thelr posse and went dovvn to defeat 45 All The follovvlng nrght tt vvas sophomore John Day who broke the local s back He scored 26 pounts and led Mt Vernon to a 59 48 vuctory The Red and White played thelr trst over tlme game ot the season at Edmonds A shot by Len Bluhm In the tlnal seconds put the game Into overtime Edmonds outscored the locals In the extra period to gave them a hard fought 55 52 victory The next nlght was a headache tor the Panthers as they dropped a 63 36 declslon to Burllngton Edrson There vvas never a doubt as to the outcome as the Tngers led throughout th contest BASKETBALL COACHES G de o BASKETBALL ACTION e G y Mea ha 34 Eyk P THERS AT THEIR BEST' ' ' ' ue - f 1 a N . ' l' y. ' ' . f f M, 'J .,., -,f i ' , f ' ' , :i.- ,it , , Eff? , . . . - f bi 5 QT vw ' L A X' X T . - . my .gy , . , L H L 1' ' L .ff J-at , , ' - l ' . T' ' ' wgw 1- J S, . V A I I ' . ' I Q rl 1 A 2 J D . .x f f. e - . Q fig .fi , ,L .lk - Mr. Heafh and Mr. Ln rs n, as ' .I - No. IA, Jon McBrid 7 Ns. ll, ar jf? W c my No. , Len Buhmp No. l5, John Van . AN- fwyl' , ' - , ' 'lf lf - . A , fgv . f 4 , x A ' 7 4 W ,y , , , Q - ' fl ' -25 Chuckholes BASKETBALL AWARDS M Heath Ga y Mea '1 e o Va Eyk Capva CIRCLE o o e y Ma sh McB e Je y Tho so Basketbal Ma 9 e Pe d g Wlth half therr league schedule completed SHS traveled to Marysvllle for thenr second meetlng wuth the Tomahawks Usnng their small gym to its best advantage the Tommres trounced Snohomish 66 48 The Seahawks showed no mercy when the Panthers showed up at the Anacortes gym The Panthers were swamped 66 38 Tryung hard to get unto the wrn column Sno homlsh gave Sedro a real battle A long shot In the flnal minute gave the Cubs a 50 48 vrc tory The Red and Whnte fnnally got back nn the wan column by trouncnng the Arllngton Eagles o the Cascade League Wlth Snohomnsh lead :ng all the way the final score was 66 42 The Panthers won their TIFST league game of the season by dumprng Mt Vernon ol 48 It was the second victory In a row tor SHS The local quuntet made It three stranght wrtn a 63 59 wnn over Edmonds Snohomish was out tor revenge when the game started and never let up They led all the way Seven sensors played therr last game for the Panthers as they dropped a 66 31 contest to Burlington rn the season finale The season record showed 5 vlctornes and I5 defeats It was an Improvement over last year but far from satrsfyung to the team mem bers The locals scored 942 points to their op ponents 1020 They hut 32 percent of their thenr freld shots Thelr opponents hut 38 per cent ot thelr tneld goals and 59 percent tree shots -1--J THIRTY FIVE - r. , r c am, Free , Throw Award - All n Cross, Inspirational Award - J hn n , in. - Panthers n the m v - .lerr I , Jon rid , rr mp n. l na ers - Dean Schwarzmiller, Mik n er rass, Warren Land. 1 , . . T . ' , ' . I S lf ,.'-. ' Vhlflifllk . X .,v . 3 r, , 5 . . ' K , 'r -l' 'rl ' A A A -'J . ' ,- . . ' . . - Q3 9 . Speedway CROSS COUNTRY Dastance runners at Snohomush make up a group of boys known as the cross country runners These boys Turned out un the fall and ran only un competutuon over a dustance of one mule or more At one of the fall pep assem blues the Woodward Trophy guven for out standung achuevement was presented to Toby Matson a lunuor He receuved the trophy for hus unspuratuon to the team The schedule of meets was as follows October October October at Shorelune at Bellungham The Junuor AAU Champuon shup Meet held un Snohomush NW League Meet at Sedro Woolley AAU Hugh School Champuon shups held un Seattle November 9 November 16 THIRTY SIX TRACK back row Mr Ke th G lbertson Gary Meacham B Il Prater Leonard Bluhm Jer y Ma sh Harl Porter Gary T b M Mddl V l ns o y a son u e row o an Eyk c C abbs Ha old Rothgeb Dave Roetcusoender J m Dorsey AI en Cross Mr Ba tlett Furst row Bob Va ell Lanny Ho' nns la Larr No Jon Go et Joe Ba ks ary Haack CROSS COUNTRY back row Mr Ke th G lbertson Gary Cumm ns Harl Porter Duck Roetc soender Front row Gary Haack Harold Rothgeb Toby Matson TRACK A tune dusplay ot experuence and skull has been demonstrated by Mr Keuth Gulbertson coach and hus track team A wunnung team was buult around eught returnung lettermen four of whuch were Senuors The undercass men also presented good prospects A tune schedule was set up as follows Aru 5 Ma 20 23 24 Moses Lake Edmonds Shorelune Northwest Wash relay Sedro Woolley Northwest League meet Mt Vern Pre County Meet Everett County Meet Everett Dustruct Meet Shorelune State Meet u l l 1 Y v Cln-mi' llr 0 'I I Ijlhnl i I, .ak De i . rrett,- ry I ble, - bi , m I n , Glml ll , ' u I l . . 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' - on 'F y ll - I - lO , y 17 ' ' no LImIts GYMNASTICS The boys gymnastIcs class met every day In the bIg gym durtng BCTIVITY perIod There were about 45 boys In thIs group under the dIrec tIon of Mr Neal Bartlett ThIs class Included not only hIgh school boys but also quI e a .ew freshmen The boys were dIvIded Into TIVS grouos ac cordIng to theIr SDGCITIC abIlItIes As theIr abul Ity Increased they were promoted to the more advanced groups There were about 15 to 20 freshmen partIcIpatIng who Mr Bartlett hop d would contInue wIth thIs BCTIVITY Through he years they hope to become a very well or ganlzed team and qU6lIfIed to perform before an audIence ln order to perfect thetr co ordInatIon they worked out daIly on the flymg rIngs clImbIng ropes horIzontal bars new trampolIne paral lel bars sIde horse and wuth the welghts The cIroup made one publIc appearance durIng the scnool year they furnushed the half tIme entertalnment at the home basketball game wIth Edmonds Although some members were lost to sprIng sports and a varlety of other BCTIVITIES he group was stIll QUITG large and very busy all through the year ThIs was an Independent IndustrIous and hard workIng group of boys Two of them and two gIrls from tumbllng or ganlzecl the tumblIng team whIch appeared I0 the two exchange assemblIes and polIo nlght BOYS CLUB BASKETBALL CAPTAINS back row Dave Carl son Bob McDanIel Jerry Saulter Bob Eddy 2nd row Harry Molgaard RIC Odegard Ball Peacor Front raw Mr Mles Jerry Car son GYMNASTICS back row Curt Channlng .lack Crabbs Jlm Dorsey John Porter BIII Prater Dck Roelmsoender Glyn Hlort Lance Chnstopherson Don McCrorey 2nd row DIck Anderson Dems Yocum Duck Cooperman Ken Stuart Jerome WInge Bob Varnell Larry Fransson Rod Prentlce Front row Larry Holm Bud Wardlaw Earl Torgeson TIm OBrIerI Denms arrett Wade Walter Dave Owens Bob Mollgaard Wayne WI son BOYS CLUB BASKETBALL Last year the boys club basketball hIt a new hIgh There were TOO boys p6fTlCIp6lIDQ There were ten teams and each team played ten games Mr Mlles was agaIn In charge of keep Ing everythIng runnvng smoothly and In good worklng order At the end of the season the tour top teams competed In a tournament The wInners of the frrst two games Jerry Saulters and Les Bakers teams played for the champIonshIp The tInal game was very close and SXCITIDQ wIth Saulter s team comlng out on top In that game Saulter broke the exIstIng scorIng record by rackIng up 34 POINTS The old record of 32 poInts In one game was formerly held by Mlke Walker Runner up teams were Jerry Carlson s and Bob IVlCD6f'1IelS T'-'IRTY SEVEN 0 0 1 , . . , . . .A .I . . . . , . 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' I - I I I I II Swungung along BASEBALL Take me out to the ball game take me out wuth the crowd us what the mauoruty of the Snohomush Hugh students began to sung when the popular sport of baseball began un March Everyone goes un for playung ball un the vucun uty whether ut be gust for fun or seruously When baseball coach Mr John Mules called for turnout un early March many boys of Sno homush Hugh showed they wanted to and could play baseball Last year took a great number of lettermen consequently there were only two hard hut tung senuors who were anxuous to be back on the duamond they were Bull Peacor and Jerrv Carlson The senuors were greatly assusted by tour uunuor boys who had receuved theur let ters last year they were Dwught McLaun Turn OBruen Dale Harkunson and John Skupley The dependable managers Jum Davus and Jack Wrught were of great assustance and value to Mr Mules throughout the season A bug part of theur uob was gettung the playung fueld un condutuon and takung care of baseball equupment Snohomush had the opportunuty thus year to partucupate un the Northwest League Thus League us known to be a much faster league than that of prevuous years Thus offered the boys an opportunuty to show theur skull abuluty and tught -xxx BASEBALL ACTION top Bull Peacor and Jerry Carlson returnung letuermen warm up Muddle Mr Mlues baseball coach us unstructung the putchers Bull Johnson and John Skup- ley BASEBALL TEAM back row John Porter Dave Carl son John Skupley Glyn Huort Dale Harkunson Curt Channung Muddle row Mr Mules Dwught McLain Jerry Carlson Earl Torgeson Tum OBruen Duck Clemans Jum Davus Front row Bull Peacor Steve Jelluson Dan Wulluams Bull Johnson Jack Wrught TENNIS Te son on Rlc Odegard This was the flrst year of the Northwest Tennls League prevlously Snohomish played In a county tournament In the NTL wlth Sno homush are Edmonds Marysvulle Burlington Sedro Woolley Mt Vernon and Anacortes The schedule for April Aprll Aprll 29 May 2 Mt Vernon there May I3 Marysville here May I6 Anacortes here TENNIS ACTION top A serve by Jon McBrude Middle Recenvung as Mrke Johnson and Ruc Odegard Tonms Tum back row Mr Clayton Norm Olson Bob Heufort Gene Neue Jon McBride Jerry Thompson Gary Kager Mnke Randle man .lon Raymond Mlddle row Ron Stuart Ken Knapp Ron Ren Duck Arp Ron Fusk Duck Salvadalena Jack Wheeler John Patrnck Front row Fntz Meeske Nell Anderson Mnke Johnson Ruc Odegard Leo Merculuef Elluot Monroe March I7 was the first day of tennns turn out under the dlrectlon of Coach Jo Clayton ID the newly formed Northwest Tennls League eught returnlng lettermen who were at e lnltnal practlce workout were Mlke John Norm Olson Bob Helfort Nell Andersen Raymond Gene Neue Jon McBrnde and the 0pen Road the sprung was as follows Edmonds here Marysvllle there Burllngton here h . - . Th . .. . . - J , I , I , U I . ' 15- , . 22- . I April 25-Edmonds, there , ACTIVE S CLUB OFFICERS back row Mary He ke Judy RI ey MIss Neklason Front row Eva Naff Sharon Nor ton Nancy Brommers S CLUB S Club IS an organIzatIon for gIrls who have earned TOOO poInts by partIcIpatIng IH after school sports CG A Al From a meetIng held last fall the followmg S Club offIcers were elected Sharon Norton presIdent Mary Nancy Brommers treasurer They started the year out under the supervIsIon of MISS Nekla son who replaced MISS JoAnn Clark last year s advIser Eleven InItIates suffered an after school InItIatIon In the hugh school cafeterIa Among some of the ordeals they had to fInIsh a bowl full of Chlll spIced Wllh almost a cup of garlIc salt and pepper before they could have ICG cream and cake The older S Club members also took them on a hIke around the campus In theIr shorts In the cold November Wlnd before many Interested and CUYIOUS bystand L ers Cold showers 6W6lT8d the InItIates when they reached the shower room to change clothes after they thought the InItIatIon was over LInda Fortune was I0 charge of the InItIatIon ThIs year as In the past the S Club grrls helped punch tIckets at the home games Sell Ing ICS cream bars and pop corn at several basketball games were some of the money makIng prolects held durIng the year The S Club dIrected the Playday held on March l Pam MInshulI was the head of the occasIon whrch featured many InterestIng ac TIVITISS Includlng basketball games tennns trampolIne and each school presented It own entertarnment at a program held after lunch Several partIes were held durIng the course of the year In order to make good use of the money In the treasury GAA SNAPS left plcfure Jan Goblet Marlyn PoIer Arlene Froembgen VIrgInIa Kcbyk Center picture Vollaybi'l Snap Rlghl pucture back Sharon Olofson Arlene Froembge Jan Gobnet Carol Doug as FORTY I 4 I I , y -I T - T , 1 1 - I N 1 , rd , l l I ll ll ' I ' ' ll Il ' ' ' ' ' I 1 I 1 - - Heike, vice-presidentg Judy RIley, secretaryg - - , , ' I I Il ll ' . ' ' . , . .. .. . I , I , . I ll ll ' I Pedestrucuns GAA Every Tuesday and Thursday nught ater school a tamuluar sught at SHS was The many enthusuastuc gurls goung to the shower room for turnout Thus year saw Muss Lunda Nekla son as The supervuser Muss Neklason came to Snohomush from Darrungton Furst on the agenda for Turnout thus fall was volleyball After the Tournament the top play ers were chosen for The A team They were Carol McGurk Charlene Lorenz Bonnue Han sen Carol Douglas Sharon Olofson and Nancy Fusher Next The gurls started gatherung at The bowlung alley for Turnout The end of The sea son found Sharon Olofson as The hugh pount gurl Basketball also drew the unterest of The gurls as a wunter sport In the sprung badmun Ton and Tennus were The maun sports Sharon G A A MANAGERS back row Sharon Olofson Pat C mm ngs Caro Douglas Marlyn Pouer G dys Churc' Front row Nancy Fsher Lnda For Tune Elva Neff Pam Munshull Olofson and Chrus Munshull were managers for badmunton The GAA tennus team was chosen from the top players un the tourna ment On March l The Snohomush GAA played host for the county playday Nune schools were represented wuth the gurls partucupatung un basketball and pung pong games They also trued Theur skull on the newly acquured uram polune Pam Munshull served as playday chaur man GAA us open To any gurl from the nunth grade Through her senuor year un hugh school who us Interested un sports Many of the gurls have found that GAA helped to form Theur characters It Taught a gurl to work wuth others as a team ut gave her a chance To practuce leadershup and gave her the opportunuty to meet other gurls S CLUB back row Glenna Johnson Mary Heuke Joanne Thomas Susue Johnson Kaye Bozett Carol Douglas Connue Tyler Mar ulyn Harvey Merulyn Wod Judy Ruley 2nd row Barbara Porter Mary Burke Gladys Church Pat Cummungs Nancy Fusher Marlyn Pouer Karen McElharuey Anne Brand Elva Naff Front row Marlene Posey Euleen Posey Sharon Norton Carol Montgomery Krus Carl son Lunda Fortune Nancy Brommers Pam Munshull Nancy Best FORTY ONE G , , l , l . ,l Y , , .C . 4 l - u , u - 1 1 u ' 1 uk , . r 1 ' I 1 r ' - 1 1 - 2 . , - 11 11 . . . ' I ' . 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 ' 1 ' V 1 ' 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1' 1 1 V 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 . l Hitting the Road TUMBLERS upper pasture back row Vesta Hunzeker Becky Muller Dolores Reed Donna Prater Sally Bowen Mrs Overturf LaVern Smith Irene Vest Mary Minshull Elaine Marshall Diane Mclntyre Ellen Morr son Middle row Gloria Flod Vera Hunz ker Eileen Felton Sharon Telgenhoff Chula Riley Front row Laura houser .Ioan Pichler Linda Varnell GOLF middle picture back row Eric Gamble Torn Rnehart Ernie Gu llaume Art Levine Gary Dovrc 2nd row Ken Schrn dt Ron Cress Blair Patr ck Leot Bennett Front row Mary Sk pley Bonn e Patr ck Mr Lamk In PING PONG lower picture hack row K ith Koenen Dennis Fransson Herman Bosse Richard Nelffer Mr Hansen 2nd row Gary Bowen Mike Nchols Don Lyle Art Lev ne Dick Navarre Front row Mke Navarre Judy Aos Pat Gu llaurne Barbara Jones FORTY TWO TUMBLING ACTIVITY Three years ago a new activity was intro- duced into the curriculum of Snohomish High School. This was girls' tumbling. Several of the seven girls who turned out that first year are still among the twenty-four girls who make up the group today. These girls spend each activity period faithfully practicing their many basic single and double stunts on the mats. This year they also work out on the trampoline. Practice makes perfect, and these hard work- ing girls can do some fairly breath taking things. They have taken part in the Orthopedic programs in the past and also in the polio nights and exchange assemblies. Many of the cheer leaders have found this class helpful in working out many new rou- tines to cheer the teams on. GOLF A new spring sport was added this year it is golf There were approximately thirteen boys in the activity group and about nine of those turned out after school During late fall and early spring they headed for the playing field with the clubs and a sack of golf balls to practice their driving and putting Mr Lamkin was the adviser of this group and he hoped to increase interest in golf for the years to come Most of the turnouts were held at the Monroe Golf Course These were really games with competition and true team spirit PING PONG Tap tap tap came the sounds from the stu dent center during the past year Mr Alan Hansen organized the ping pong activity for the first time There were sixteen students participating They held singles and doubles tournaments among the class Jerry Carlson and Gary Bowen were doubles champions Pat Guillaume singles championship In the first semester tournament with the agriculture activity Mr Hansens sharp shoot ers won both the singles and doubles cham pionshlps I . If It I I - Tuck, Darlene' Ness, Charla Gartrell, Sandie Myllenbeck, Carol Fank- and Jerry Carlson tied in The race for The . ,', ' 'I T V 1 ' f I . f l I ' - L, s , '. . ' I' a I f ' I i 5 V A i . . . . , h - - - . - Z E. V . , r . , il I i , I X , . i , -. . . . : i , , i , , - Music Sweeter Sounds ,,. PNOHU BAND 'eff verhcal from to back Nancy Butler Clxtre Bra'ly Barbara Jones Nell Andersen Gertrud Roholt Gora Carpenter Gordon Harktnson Rack Kester Bull Peacor Steve Schilling Joe Har ey Alan Troupe Bob Ashcnft Jay Mu ler Jm Dayus Center left verhcal from to back Barbara Dubuque Chrzstrne Mmshull Myrna Bartelhexmer Ruth Douglas J Y' Poser L y Vans r Dan Wnllna s Stan Storwu k Mel Hansen John Van Eyk Jerry Keene Frltz Meesk Dexter Perkins Norm Olson Davd Cross Right cen cr verhcal Woods James Harkuns Ken Knappe Maury Hed'und Vay Sweeney Dan Huggins Gordon Prentuce Don Lunse Rnght verhcal from to hack Aprrl Thompson Gaul Hess Ray Glun s Joyce Kelley Mary Holmes Donad Bolnlett Nancy Laz Ken Joy Csvrtts Channxng Rob b rt Knutt I Larry Fransson Bob Heufort Eugene McPhanl George Rchardson From hcrlzonal bar lefl to nghl farol Douglas Donna Wts M1ry Burke Make Johnson Dean Dolqurst Sally Bowen Mwrulyn Mun Yvonne loslun second row Mary Kew on Jerry Muller Neal Powers Anne Brngham Ruth Wheele ArtD1vts Th rd honzonal row Bob Gund Gary Bowen J1ck Whe er Harold Beck Steve K1qr.r Ronald Cross Perry Hudnhl Gordon Uran Fourth row Rucharcl Johnson Sharon Norton Gordon Pmter Alastarr Jschke Twlllers Mary Roetclsoender Charyl Dawson not plcfurad Durlenf- Howell Banners Gene Moore Signal Baton Malorettes Ruth Whe er Sharon Wa'ker Barbara Dubuque FORTY FOUR I 'fn ' .tg . lf wi N , ' P rx' 5 9 ' ' 3 3 .'1 - . n ' - A - , 1' . , , ' - , le , in 1 1 ' - - I - I, ,, If ' ,I , it ','ar c'e, m., .F . 3 . . . , . - ' 1 1 I 1 ' -fr 1 1 ' - ' from to back - Miriam Schutt, Barbara Williams, Elaine Marshall, Dianne Alexander, Sharon Walker, Linda Skinner, John-Benharn, Roger y . 1 ' , V1 n 9 - 1 -s 1 1 I 1 I - 1 V Q I U Q ' 0, , ' ' ' 2 . 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Along The Way CHOIR left vertical from to back Donna Shong Joanne Klokkevold Mary Lee Guild Nancy Best Eileen Keene Sue Densmore Velma Iverson Roberta Keller Nancy Stuart Gloria Hinds Mary Skipley Madeline Brandsma Marlon Olson Eleanor Pettersen Mary Bowerman Pam Frost Virginia Philpott Melrene Hudson Marvel Johnson Madeline Bristol Charlene Nichols Joan Van Volkenburg Anne Brand Right vertical from Io back Anne Waltz Donna Haufle Sharon Me nyk Pat Luxmore Nancy Brommers Jeannone Bros Drennon Joanne Thomas Susan Johnson Rita Smith Darlene White Gertrude Roholt Loop counter clockwise Sondra Bunney Eunice Schmidt Bonnie Hendrickson Judy Rainwater Caroe Haug Bonnie Patrick Diane Welsh Patricia Colwell Blair Patrick Larry Country man Glenn Warner Ron Oslowskr Steve Urbick Don McCrorey Toby Matson Milton Neisinger Jack Hebert Ken Schmidt Jrm Rich ardson Jack Crabbs Bob Botten Jerry Thompson Bob Heufort Eugene McPhaiI Dean Schwarzmiller Jon Raymond Ron Ren FORTY FIVE ius, Linda Fortune, Kristine Carlson, Myrtle Bovyerman, Beeky Bueler, Lorraine Sowul, .Nanlcy Butler, Shirley Shanks, Susiellfenter, Mary -Jo Um BAND The Snohomssh Hsgh School band ss one o ganszatson that keeps the school sn rhythm and good spsrst H J Red Esckhoff leader spent most of hss tsme trasnsng and worksng wsth hss musscally snclsned students The re sults of hss efforts were sndeed quste pro st able The band lent sts fasthful servsces so every home game both football and basket ball In the past year they partscspated sn such events as the Santa Claus parade the apple blossom festsval sn Wenatchee the Fourth of July parade sn Everett and many others Som events they Included sn the sprsng were the sensor hsgh band contest at Everett and the sprung mussc concert There were approxsmately nsnety students sn the entsre band Among them are seventeen sensors fsfteen sunsors twenty ssx sophomores and twenty four freshmen Here ss a schedule of actsvstses sn whsch the band partscspated from Aprsl through June Aprsl Junsor and sensor hsgh choral program at Bellsngham solo and ensemble meet at the Unsverssty of Washsngton and the sensor hsgh band contest sn Everett May The apple blossom festsval sn Wenatchee sensor hsgh concert and the band ban quet June Commencement exercsses These are only a few of the performances of the band It had many more throughout the year The band met thsrd persod every day to dsscuss the mussc they were preparsng and to practsce for thesr publsc appearances At thss years Santa Claus parade the band put on an excellent exhsbstson of sts talents It won three fsrsts sn marchsng mussc and appearance CHOIR Have you ever looked through the wsndow of the choral room dursng fourth persod'? If you have you saw and heard the esghty vosce robed chosr of Snohomssh Hsgh School practsc sng dslsgently for one of the many perform ances they gave throughout the year Fsrst on the agenda for the year was the annual Thanksgsvsng Concert November 27 The S H S chosr sang Born To Be Free and Ssng and Resosce The Chrsstmas season was especsally busy for the choral group Chrsst mas carolsng sn the halls at Central School Emerson School and the Hsgh School was part of thesr Yule Tsde actsvstses A portson of the Hsgh School Band accompansed the chosr on trsps to Valley Vsew Hospstal sn Monroe and rest homes sn Snohomssh to ssng and play carols for patsents sn these snststutsons The chosr also gave a Chrsstmas Concert an the Hsgh School Audstorsum where they sang Wsnter Wonderland Slesgh Rsde Carsl lon and Hands Hallelusah Chorus from the Messsah wsth accompansment of the orches tra On Aprsl I2 the chosr went to a contest A new phase of choral group actsvsty thus year was ssngsng for local fraternal organsza tsons The Sprung Concert proved to be one of the groups better performances The chosr sang at sunrsse servsces on Easter mornsng The fsnal appearance of the chosr was made at baccalaureate and graduatson Chosr offscers who served for th 5758 season were Jack Crabbs pressdent Eugene McPhasl vsce pressdent and Mary Bowerman secretary treasurer Ruth Wheeler served as chosr accompansst for the fsrst semester Upon her ressgnatson Sondra Bunney succeeded to the posstson BAND OFFICERS Make Johnson, Sharon Walker, Barbara Dubuque, Ruth Wheeler CHOIR OFFICERS Eugene McPhasl, Jack Crabbs, Mary Boweran FORTY SIX r . . - s s I - - - 11 11 - ' - ' - - - 1 1 1 . . . 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C 1 f 1 ' 1 1 1 . . . , I 1 1 1 - . - f is 5 cm S S I ll X E F S xif the Roadway DANCE BAND back row Gertrude Roholt Dean Dolquust Jum Davus Davud Cross Muddle row Jay Muller Bob Knuttel Melvun Hanson Robert Heufort Art Davus Eugene McPhaul Kay Sweeney Furs! row Nancy Laz Kenneth Joy Carol Douglas Mary B uke Stan Storwuck Neul Powers DRILL TEAM The SHS drull team started the 1957 58 season wuth Sandy Schott as captaun Mary Heuke as lueutenant, and Ruta Smuth as ser geant at arms A total of lo members were admutted at the begunnung of the year makung the total number of members 5l The team marched un Vancouver, Canada at one of the professuonal games, for eacw one of the home games durung football sea son, at the Santa Claus parade and uor uvvo basketball games On March 22 after many days and morn ungs of practuce the team attended the eughth annual drull team conference un Everett Wuth the help of theur advuser, Mrs Elf strom, the drull team had a successful year DANCE BAND The Snohomush Hugh School dance band had a successful year under the durectuon of Mr Euckhoff Wuth the occasuonal accompanumen of a sophomore soloust, Donna Shong the band completed many performances Every actuvuty peruod the band met fauthfully un the musuc buuldung Wuth theur percussuon wood wund brass, and strunged unstrumerrts they worked feverushly wuth arrangements un order for Snohomush to be proud of uts dance band The hughlughts of the many appearances they made were most of the after game danc es the Raunbow Tolo, the Marysvulle .lunuor Senuor Prom, the F FA Barn Dance exchange assemblues and the Gurls Club Tolo DRILL TEAM back row Judy Raunwater Pat Luxmore Arleun Ulumer Pam Frost Pat Cummungs Roberta Keller Donnella Kung Ruta Smuth Judy Cochran Sandy Johnson Wendy Lamson Bonnue Bennett Anne Brand 3rd row Marulyn Harvey Joanne Klokkevold Krus Carlson Pam Munshull Bonnue Hendruckson Darellene Brubaker Myrtle Bowerman Mary Lee Pettubone Lunda Purtteman Becky Bueler Kaye Bozett Karen McEIhaney 2nd row Lorna Dullon Sharon Melnyk Pat Doll Marulana Lervuck Luanne Myllenbeck Charlotte Carl son Jeanette Hunt Mary Bowerman Maruon Olson Carol Graff Rhodessa Maruska Front row Mary Heuke Mary Lee Guuld Vurgunua Kobylk Nancy Best Pat Colwell Arlene Froembgen Duane Welsh Nancy But er Joanne Thomas Sue Bavendale Glenna Johnson Sandy Schott FORTY SEVEN 1, 1 . 1 .1 ' uf S. - ' 1 1 1 . -' 1 1 - uv 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 V u , . , . - - . , ul 1 - 1 . I . . . 1 , 1 .K .L ' ' , 1 , - I I - - . , ' . ' . . . , . , . , . , . ,.. . I.. ,f . Y . K ' A x , . 1 g . . 1 I ' - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 H 1 1 1 1 1 - - . - 1 1 f 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 A A . -' 1 1 1 1 1 I - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 EXCHANGE ASSEMBLY - Calypso Solo Sandy deSoto. Girls Tr'o May Bo er an, MadeI'ne Brandsma, and Myrtle Bowerman. Panto- m'ne Judy Ri.ey. MUSIC SNAPS - The band performs on Second Sfrsel. Music Awards - back row - Mike Johnson, Mr. E'ckhoff. From row - Sharon Walker, Ruth Whee.er Barbara Dub que. EXCHANGE ASSEMBLIES Take six boys some lugs and a fife or two and you have an act known as the Jugs. That was iust one of the acts which participated in the exchange assemblies this year. On March I8 the students of Snohomish were awarded a sneak preview of what was to come. The en- tire program was given for the student body. This program also served as a dress rehearsal for the students appearing in the acts. The assembly was held at Arlington on March 25. Next the troup traveled to Marysville on April 9. The acts were chosen from those which ap- peared in the annual polio night program. Jerry Saulter was chosen from a field of three to act as master of ceremonies. The par- FORTY-EIGHT ticipating acts were as follows: Judy Riley pantomime to Gumdrop- Sue Baxendale violin solo- John Porter Frances Lange Mar- lene Mclntosh and Jim Dorsey tumbledg Sandy deSoto sang a calypso number- Myrtle and Mary Bowerman and Madeline Brands- ma girls trio- Marvel Johnson and Linda For- tune each sang a popular song. Others appearing were the Melodiers and the boys quartet. A highlight of the perform- ances was the comedy team of Alan Troupe Pete McPhail Ken Joy Mel Hanson Art Davis and Dave Cross known as the Jugs. A special attraction was the ever-popular dance band. This year they added a feature singer to their combo. Donna Shong sang many of the popular blues songs with the band. M . I 1 , I, r wrn I I, ' I I , u I 11 11 I I 1 1 1 1 1 I I I I I I 1 I I 1 I I I I I I Sudetrups MELODIERS If anyone happened to walk past the chour room any Tuesday Wednesday or Thursday mornung between 8 and 9 oclock he would have heard the sound of general confusuon emanatung from an open door or wundow The source of these sounds he would fund was the Meloduers Chosen for theur abuluty to sung and the desure to perform often the group sang un many places These performances un cluded sungung at the Chrustmas prooram ex change assemblues and the sprung concert The gurls spent many hours under the durec tuon of Mr Forbes un preparatuon for the con test one of the most eagerly awauted events of the year The group lost two senuors by graduatuon at the end of the year Ann Uran the accom panust and Jan Hendruckson MAJORETTES Durung the past year the hugh school band has been quute fortunate un securung the abul uty of three gufted gurls whose performance was an asset to an already superb band BOYS QUARTET Although the popular Men s Glee Club had been temporaruly duscontunued at SHS the school was stull very proud to have four boys who wullungly donated theur time and talent for the pleasure of everyone who happened to be lustenung Thus choral group had sung for Homecom ung Poluo Nught the Exchange Assemblues and the annual FFA dance ln tume of trouble they were thankful for the help of Mr Forbes MAJORETTES top left Lunda Roetcusoender Charyl Dawson Darlene Howell MEN S GLEE top nght Pete McPhal Jon Raymond Ron Ren Larry Countryman MELODIERS back row Mr Forbes Mary Bowerman Becky Bue er Duane Welsh Ann Uran Ruta Smuth Charlene Nuchols Susan Johnson Marvel Johnson Flrst row Donna Shonq Sondra Bunney Jan Hendruckson Myrtle Bowerman Nancy Butler Lnda Fortune Madelune Brandsma Pam Frost Nancy Stuart Dorus Bruckrnan FORTY NlNE O I 1 1 ' - 1 . . . 1 1 1 1 . . , 1 ,, 1 ' - - '1 , 1 , . 1 1 , , ' .. . . - ' 1 1 A ' ' '1 1 , . . . , ' - 1 1 -1 1 1 1 1 1 - ' .1 1 1 1 1 l 1 1 1 1 - l u u Fuddlung Druvers s-4 ORCHESTRA back row Gordon Uran Robert Kn ttel Kay Swe ney Norm Olson Allan Troupe Fourth row Carol Douglas Steve Kager Harold Be k Me vun r-lanson Art Days Thurd row Stan Sorwuck Gordon Harkunson Claure Brady Barbara Dubuque Myrna Bartelhe mer Gertrude Roholt Lary Kauser drector Mr Gordon Forbes Second row Sandra Newman Ann Uran Jum Smuth Neu Powers Furst row Sue Baxendale Karen Arrowsrnuth Donnella Kung Laurue Vanderhyde ORCHESTRA The Snohomush Hugh School strung orchestra under the durectuon of Mr Gordon Forbes thus year took part un the Chrustmas Program the Sprung Concert the baccalaureate servuce and attended the unstrumental contest on May 6 Durung these performances the orchestra was uouned by wund and brass unstruments from the band Members of the band also practuced wuth the orchestra every Tuesday and Thurs day Besudes the regular concerts the strung orchestra also played Chrustmas Carols un the halls durung the Chrustmas Season The hugh school strung quartet consustung of Sue Baxendale furst vuolun Karen Arrowsmuth the second vuolun Donella Kung vuola and Ann Uran cello provuded background musuc on many occasuons durung the year FOLK DANCING FOLK DANCING Durung actlvuty peruod ut was the rule rather than the exceptuon to hear shoutung stampung and clappung comung from the old gym Folk dancung was un full swung Mr Jarret, the unstructor, managed to please most of the eughty or more students enrolled, FuFTY wuth a varuety of rnuxers rounds and square dances and also couple dances Many ot the students un folk dancung found that at the end ot the year they not only could dance better, but also knew some people wuth whom they had no classes and mught not have known otherwuse 0 0 0 g'1.' ,g X. - ' : Y . 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L fy u - 7 5 S .5 15-XY: Traffic Courts STUDENT COUNCIL Student councul members elected the flrst part of September, commenced the year In a buslness like manner The weekly sesslons began under the durectron of the Assocuated Student Body officers consisting of Gary Mea cham president Eugene McPhall vice press dent Judy Cochran secretary and Sandy Schott treasurer These officers were elected the previous sprung to fill these posltlons To begin the actlvltaes of the year Vuce president Eugene McPharl was appolnted chanrman of the homecoming commuttee As a hrghlught thas years student council purchased crowns for the homecoming queen and prln cesses Gary early appolnted the chaurmen of four malor commuttees as follows budget Sandy Schott constltutlon Ruth Wheeler charter Judy Rlley and assemblies gene McPhall 'Vlany prolects were accomplished through the efforts and suggestlons of the student councul Bull Peacor was appointed the new Frre Chlef Records were purchased to replace the old ones In the luke box Dave Owens was elected to act as a llve Panther mascot to at tend all the games and the student council provided hum with a black panther sunt Later Susie Johnson alternate was elected to full the posltlon The candy counter was supplied with apples to sell The drapes rn the audu torlum were dry cleaned The weeks lunch menu was posted on the bulletln board for the benefrt of the students The student coun cal voted to provide VISIIIDQ song and yell leaders wlth refreshments during half trme at home games Student members worked wlth the Community Development Program contra butxng mannly Ideas for the organzzatlon and needs of the proposed Youth Center an Sno homlsh Deanna Leer was appomted head of Polro selected to perform for Pollo Night also con stntuted the talent nn exchange assemblies whnch traveled to other schools The goal set ASB OFFICERS Ist Semester back row Mr 'foe Gary Meacham Ecgene McPhaul Front row Judy Cochran Sandy Schott STUDENT COUNCIL Isl semester back row Eugene McPhaul Gary Meacham Melvun Hansen Gary Dovre Leon Bennett Jum Dorsey Leonard Bluhm Dave Owens Art Levme Jon Raymond Bull Peacor Jerry Marsh Jack Crabbs Dae Harkmson 2nd row Dan Wnllmams Kaye Bozett Verna lvcrson Mary Lce Pettubone Genm Johnson Kay Moore Becky Bueler Pam Frost Judy Ruley Sandy Schott Judy Cochran Warren Whute Jlm Martin Ross Purdy Front row Morgan Davs Mardlne Stanhope Jeannette Hunt Jon: Smlth R th Whe er Marulyn Harvey Carol Sue Montgomery Leoda Fuscher Ann Uran Barbara Dubuoue Sharon Wa ker Howard Bab cock Da las Rabensteun FIFTY TWO O ' . ' ' , : - . - . . 1 f . ' . . - 5 - EU- , . . 1- I . . 1 I r ' ' ' I I I ' ' ' I , . . . . . , I I - , I . Night and the exchange assemblies. Students .. . - - : . .x , ,c, 5 Q . . I IW ! ,3 4 r f I , I ,I ' 'A I 1' l ' ' 1 ' ' ' 1 if ri ' I I V I fl V and Council for the March of Dimes drive was SlOO, but because of the open-hearted generosity and co-operation of the students the total figure reached was 5202. Election of second semester A.S.B. officers produced only one change - Judy Riley was named to the position of secretary. Other of- ficers maintained their status quo. Many times in the past it was suggested that student telephone books be published. Ruth Wheeler was appointed to be in charge of them, and she did what no one had been able to do previously she had them pub- lished f and for only 25c a copy. A great many of the students signed pledges to assure the sale of the books. Judy Riley was appointed chairman of the Teachers' Appreciation Day , strictly a stu- dent-planned affair, A coffee hour in honor of the high school faculty was held after school in the cafeteria. A poem especially for them was written and read by Sandy deSoto lt was pointed out that Snohomish is the only school known to feature such a day of ap preclatton A Litterbug Court was a main source of discussion for many weeks but the council decided that the problem of messy halls and walks could be eliminated if all the council members would do their part in cleaning up Through the efforts of the enthusiastic student council the mission was accomplished ASB OFFICERS 2nd Semester back row Eugene Mc Phail Gary Meacham Front row Judy Riley Sandy Schott A special committee was chosen to investi- gate possibilities of securing a stuffed panther which would be awarded the class showing the most pep, volume of noise, and co-opera- tion at pep rallies. Among the many small improvements made by the council during the course of the second semester were a new seating chart established to decrease confusion caused during assem- blies held in the auditorium, placing of waste- paper baskets where they were needed around the school, and correction of the slow- moving lunch lines in the cafeteria. With the aid of the advisers and admini- stration, the student council and its officers truly functioned as a student government. STUDENT COUNCIL 2nd semesler back row Eugen McPhail Rcha d Faulstlch Gary Meacham Bull Peacor Leon Bennett George d MhAllC lkCbbD hML JM? 2dr D Wright Jim Dorsey Dave Owens Jon Raymon Jerry ars en ross ac ra s wigt c ann im a in n ow an Wi ams Melrene Hudson JoAnne Kirkland Wendy Lamson Velma Iverson Ann Uran Judy Riley Mary Lee Pettibone Sandy Schott Char otte Monger Harod Rothgeb Bill Prater From row Ron No an Maid ne Stanhope Arlene lrroembgen Pan Minshull Jon Smith Ruth Wheeler Marilyn Harvey Gloria Hinds Sharon Waker Luanne Mylenbeck Howard Babcock Morgan Davis FIFTY THREE H - 11 - ' l l t .. - - V S i , ' I I ' , V 1 1 1 1 1 1 -I 1 1 r - 1 l 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 A1 t t l 1 ' 1 - -' 1 l l r 1 I 1 l 1 Begunners SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Mor e a d a c r SOPHOMORE CLASS To guude them through theur furst year as part of Snohomush Hugh School the class of 60 elected the followung offucers Morgan Davus presudent Howard Babcock vuce presu dent and Danny Wulluams secretary treasurer Agaun thus year the class was kept on the straught and narrow by the class advusers Mrs Marget Condell and Mr Steve Smuth sophomores began ummeduately to replenush theur treasury They took over the concessuons at the homecomung game wuth Mt Vernon They dud themselves proud by takung un S41 OO for the class In order to buy specual equupment for the buology room they took over another concessuon Thus tume they made S20 OO for the buology department In order to contrubute even more to the buology room one undustruous student paunted a mural on the north wall Larry Countryman paunted the many examples of lufe whuch great ly added to the attractuon of the already un terestung room Durung the fall came the unevutable football season Many of the boys had theur furst try at hugh school competutuon Seven of them earn ed theur varsuty letters These hard workung boys who were unutuated unto the newly for u ed lettermans club were George Wullus Alan McElhaney Dan Wulluams Bull Johnson Larrv Countryman Bull Prater and Leland Wuse The sophomore basketball players showed great potentual for the seasons to come They promuse to be a great asset to the team un the next two years The sophomore class contru buted most of the boys who made up the B squad The boys who helped Snohomush to FIFTY FOUR wun nune games and lose only three were Howard Babcock George Wullus Steve Jellu son Ron Stuart Bull Kuhlman Alan McElhaney Dan Wulluams Larry Countryman Bull Johnson Jum Pouer Bud Rothgeb and Muke Pender grass The class of 60 also proved uts worth un the sprung sports They turned out un such popular sports as track baseball and tenns Steve Jelluson Duck Clemans Curtus Channung Dan Wulluams Bull Johnson and Jack Wrught worked to make the baseball team a wunner Jack Wheeler Frutz Meeske and Ron Stuaut turned out for tennus Sophomores on the track team were George Crabbs Larry Countryman Bull Prater Dennus Jarrett Bud Rothgeb and Bob Varnell Other sophomores partucupated un band chour FFA u-HA Gurls Club GAA Meloduers gymnastucs golf and many other actuvutues The honor roll also uncluded the names of many of the class of 60 One of the most umportant dutues of the sophomore class was to select the class rungs The ccmmuttee who made the furst s lectuon was made up of Chrus Munshull Barbara Du buque Dan Wulluams Morgan Davus and How ard Babcock The whole class voted and select ed a Rock and Roll desugn wuth a ruby settung Two sophomore gurls lent theur talents to Ieadung the songs and cheers at the basket ball games Sharon Walker served as song leader and Mary Bowerman acted as alternate yell leader At the end of the year the class left wu h many fond memorues of theur furst year of hugh school and wuth hugh hopes for good tumes to come I 1, I . . . 1 . W 1 gan Davis, Mrs. Cond ll, How r B b- , 1 as uf, Mr. smu ru, Dan Williams. A A Q ' il . , A Q ,x '54 R Iv . . . 1 . ' I .- . - 1 u f u I ' 'I I I I I . . . - . . . . , , f I 1 ' ' f I ' ' 1 - - - . , , l . With no Orthopeoic this year the little . . ' . ' . ' . . . , , . . I I I - 1 , f ' . , , , I . . . . I ' ' - r- - 1 - . I I I I I I I . . . . I , . I . . . , . ' . . ' ' e ' . I ' U ' I 1' - . . . - 1 1 1 ' . . - - - Am- ' ' D I , . . I . 1 1 1 , ' I I ' ' . . .A I I Aaron Geraldme Anderson Duck Anderson Judy Angell Janice Aos Judy Babcock Howard Banks Joe Bar1l1y Doucrlas ROW 2 Barnes Sheron Barnet' Geralrlrne Bauer Mecha:-l Bedker Dolly Benadorn Nmc Benham John Benner! Bon nrc Berg Jwnlc ROW 3 Bowerman Mary Bowerrnan Myrlc Brad! Joan Brady Claure Brandsma Mwclollnc Brrcker LaVon Bueler Becky ROW 4 Bunney Son 'ra Bcrnefv Beverly Carlson Audr y Carpenler G'orra Channlng Curfls Chrlstlarvson T v Chrustopherson Lance Church S' aron ROW 5 Clernans Ruchard Cotter Berry Countryman Larry Crabbs George Crowell Parrucla Davis Morgan Davus Parrrcua Dawson Charyl ROW 6 DeGeus Caro DeGrooY Juanna D Pav Donoghue Davrd 9 Duboqae Barbar DubuqJe Duck D ey B Il ROW 7 Eskew Bobby Esser Party Fagerlre Alan Fenfer Susue Ferguson Loren Ferguson Sharon Frsk on Fox Judy ROW 8 Fransson Larry Fre se Wayne Froembgen Arlene Fros! Pamela Gardner Gall Goble? Jan Goble! Jon Go'den Trudclr ROW 9 Goss Eugene Graham ames Gurllaume Pat Gus afson Barry Hansen Melvnn Harkrns Gary Harley Joe Harvrnan Sandra ROW I0 Haug Carole Haynes Jane-v Hedahl Perry Hedlund Maury Heggem Mary Hembd Davrd Hendrnck on Bonnxe Hlgglns Dan vfv vf fum dm ia ii Q.-v 'vs ,-. 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' l ' A In the Center JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS bac y M 0 ss B dy JUNIOR CLASS At the first meetrng of the year the class of 59 elected Jtm Dorsey presndent Jerry Marsh vrce president Leonard Bluhm s cre tary and Sandy deSoto treasurer Mss Jean nette Baker and Mr Ralph Gunderson agatn acted as class advusers The athlettc quallty of the 59 boys was proven many tnmes throughout the sports year Dale Harktnson Dean Schwartzmrller Jerry Schick George Wrrght Bob Schrauner Jtm Kendall John Skrpley John Porter Jtm Dorsey and Leonard Bluhm have shown them selves to be long and hard fnghters for the Snohomrsh Hugh football team Cheermg the Panthers on to vnctory were Delores Roth and Sandy Johnson song leaders and Marlene Mc Intosh yell leader Just as football came to a wnnnrng end basketball turnout began In thus sport the tumors found four of thetr boys on the start :ng team These were Jtm Kendall Jerry Marsh Leonard Bluhm and Dwtght McLatn Toby Matson played both B squad and vars Y Many of the boys who had not turned ou for the varsity basketball squad played on the Boys Club teams Durrng the season the pep sectlon seemed to come alnve wnth lunaors Judy Cochran and Arlen Ulmer acted as song leaders for the enttre season Dursng one of the basketball games the lunuors took charge of the concesslons and made far more money than expected They also sponsored one after the game dance Every quarter many Iuntors names appear ed on the Honor Roll and they could boast of thrrty four members In Honor Soclety Mayor offnces were held In both Student Councnl and Gtrls Club by members of the FIFTY EIGHT lunlor class They were also well represented nn nearly all of the other clubs and actrvutues tn Snohomish Hugh One of the offnctal duttes of the tumor class every year as to supply the room leaders for the college conference On February I8 ten gurls and enght boys were called upon to take the part of hosts and hostesses to the seven teen colleges Many Interested lunlors represented Sno homlsh Hugh on Career Day thus has be the Western Washnngton College of Education Those who were Interested In or plannnng a career nn the teachnng professlon were tnvlt ed to attend They were shown various aspects of teachung whrch nnsplred many of the pros pectrve teachers As spring drew near the lunlor class htt 1 snag To theur utter dlsbellef they were old that the annual Junlor Prom mnght not be held Because of the lack of Interest rn the ormal dances rn recent years nt was feared that the Prcm would not be well enough attended to ment holdnng rt The problem was set enttrely on the shoulders of the lunuor boys They were to dectde for themselves whether they dud or dtd not want the Prom They were allowed to make no plans untul at least seventy frve per cent of them had defnnntely planned to go The boys faced up to theur problem and decud ed that the Prom would be held The date was then set for Saturday evenung May IO Since many of the class partnctpated the formal was constdered a great success The eventful year concluded wrth the luntor class performlng the annual duty of usherung for Commencement They left school wrth thoughts of theur com :ng sensor year - Im row Len Blultm, Jerr arsh, Jim Dorsey. Fron row - Mi aker, San de- Sofo, Mr. Gunderson. I . ' I '. . . - v ' , -' . i Q . , ' , L, ., ' I .. . . , ' . l I ' I ' ' ll Il ' - . . I ' . ' . ' . ' come an annual sprung event, sponsored by 7 I I ' K 1 1 ' ' I ' . . . . . . . , I . . . L ' . I - . . I ' . . , ' I . . . . I I I - H H it . ' I , 7 . ' . I . ' I . ' . I . - . . A l g I - - I . . ROW 1 Aaron Clufford Abernathy Barbara Alloway Paul Anderson Jam Anderson Wandu Aus James Arnett Pa ructa Arp Rtchard ROW 2 Arrmgton Patsy Ashcraft Bold A ktnson Bonnxe Aubert John B avy Lonu e he-tn r Dur Baxencla f S Best Nancy ROW 3 Btoqerstaff Dorothy Bungham Ann Blessnng Dawn Bontqutst Chrrsttnc BILhun Leonard Botten Bob Bozett Vaye nd B l ROW 4 Brnckman Dorus Brubaker Darellene Butler Nancy o he Road ,-4 'v A A ps- Cameron Boone 4- Chrnstuanson Wayne Christy Dlxte Church Gladys Clark Moll: ROW 5 Cochran Judy Colwell Patrlcla Crane Rnchard Crawford Carolyn Crawford Jane Cress Ron Cumrmngs a Dayls Art ROW 6 Desflllarats Nola deSoto Sandy DeWald Feltcla Dorsey Jtm Douglas Carol Dovre Ga y Draper Harry Drennon Mary ROW 7 Dunbar Don Engeseth James Fa es Eden fu. 1 ,Q-'bu 'si' T7 Ev ,vw I Fankhauser Jun 1' Q. Ferguson Sharon Fnscher Leoda ',4 Fushbaugh John Pusher Wayne ROW 8 Floyd Judne Fortune Lnnda Fox Carol Fransson Dennts Furman Gra e Furner Jan Gamb e ruc Gay Leonard ROW 9 Gulbert Gary Goshorn Rose Goss Davud Graff Carol Grande Larry Guuld Mary Lee Gutllaume Ernse Haack Gary ROW 10 Hagen Harold Harnrnerly Carl Hansen Bonuta Hansen Sharon Hanson Nell Harktnson Dale Haufle Donna Ha nes B ll 35- ,xv S1 -E1 14' :sk J 1 ,Q 55 pw -5 v-cl ,.,, 9 'XS' 1 Frau- cf? 'Y 7 AL '23 -v- sf ,ao sr, ' for .ff gf 3 'Sn 15 2 3,1-. -...a .1 T f FIFTY NINE - wif R 1 Q,', ,,-.' K us. 1 1 .. A N' J' f- 3, 7 1. J ' 7 f A ,Q M . ': 7 A , ' V fy l , ' 1 A ' 4 . ' ' , - 1 L J A A 'Q ar! 1' 1 I JA ,Q ::M... my A M, ' I , .. , 4 Bafe ugh, 1 ,-7 r L , F. . 1 I S1 g yn, I 45' :QI y ' JK ff C, in in f L ' , ,.. - 1- 1 ' QSM'-If? Ax A A D A i J l . , :.. I ' ' J: qv 1 ed Q N' ' Bm 'I ll 'F' ,J Y f lr l J, 5 uf Aw I 3, A 4 .w -, N? b , t I , ff 1 .f .. Wg, ,I rx, A at ,,, --27 I , y Q , -B ji iv, , W ' le 5 fl -' 'L . 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N , 1' :J F. fs 5 6' 'kv fda 4-. no I4 ROW I Hctlund Rtchtrd H,ort ont Huggett Richard Hunt Jeanette Hunzukcr Vera Hunzlker Vesta Jewett Kar .lol nson Dennls ROW 2 Johnson G enna Johnson Sandra Johnson Sustn Joslxn Yvonne Joy Kenneth Kaqcr Gtry Kaxser Lary Keene Jerry ROW 3 K I Har In Kendal Jnrn Kung Donnella Koenen Keuth Krause Lee Land Warren Lange Frances Lauckhart Duck ROW4 Lauterbach Karl Lernke Shirley Luxmore Pat Lyon Beth McAltster Emmett McAlnster Tom McCrorey Don Mclntosh Marlene ROW 5 McLain Dwlght Mater Eugene Marsh Jerry Marshall Don Mans John Matson Toby Mayer Jam Mercullef Leo ROW 6 Merwede Jerry Metcaf Marlene Muller Becky Muller Jerry Monroe Elllot Moore Gene Murphy Eunice ROW 7 Murphy Pat Myllenbeck Luanne Naff Vlvuan Navarre Make Nichols Charlene Noble Larry Nolan Ron Nydegger Barbara ROW 8 OBrven Tum Olson Marlon Park Marne Patruclc John Patrnck Raenello Perecz Jack Perknns Dexter Peters Gretchen ROW 9 Peterson Joan P ace Dale Place Kathlenc Poser Marlyn Pollack Steve porter John Pra er Donna Purttemwn Llncla ROW 10 Ragsdale Juanuta Ratno Raunwater Randlentan Ream Ren Rinehart Roetclsoender Allen Judv Mtke Larr Ro Torn Dick Y n The ' 4 V' J' pq , T 'A Q ..- ,I I .M 1 -at N. 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A 1 f , V , , few, - - ' Y , YI .' - ' ' . r +L L ,sf ' 'E , tif' -4- f eg, i 1 ' X, L L, V f t ye, ' 4 ' F' ' We r I-. I I ff M. ' ,' ' ROW I Roken Chester Roth Delorls Roxstrom Jum Schnck Jerry Schlllnng Steve Schmudt Eumce Schmudt Ken Schwarzmuller Dean ROW 2 Seese Barbara Shrauner Bob Sklpley John Smith Don Smlth Gall Smxth Karen Snow Da e Soderland Dlana ROW 3 Starff Ken Stanton Lewls Steele Bert Stewart Donna Stocker Joan Storwnck Stan Strlbllng J lm Stuart Nancy ROW 4 Sweeney Ruchard Torgeson Judy Trautman Carol Trueb ood Ray Tyler Connie Ulmer Arle n Urbnck Steve ROW 5 Varl Charlene Volz Verna Walker Mnke Weber Ernll Webster Bob Whm Warren Wucklund Irene Wulson Nancy ROW 6 on 49 'V Jlafl an vw 'lah .4 0 -'ff Wuse Donna ,,,- A' Wolnowsky Sawra Wr ,QM George aa ,av 1 .1 ,J T' .givv of The Journey Wt? 544' 'K 'Q-,J X no .Lift 'ily ev vu, Qi' wr-r lil H4' -0' ,201 vo- --.1 rx 11? JV It WO 54? 00- 3,01 v-7' .bbs NNI JUNIOR SNAPS top :enter back row Dr Helnruch Front tow Warren Land 'arol Fox Harry Draoor Top nght Chcrnustry Door Decoratnon at Christmas Mnddle left Wayne Pusher Florene Brown Make Randleman Mudd'e center Ken Starff Don Dunbar Middle rlght Connue Tyler Hllllard Arrnnqton Bottom left Donna Sheng Dorus Brrckman Charlene Nrchols Susan Johnson Nancy Butler Bottom center Gladys Slgurdson Steve Pollack Bottom rnght Ray Trucblocd Keith Koenen SIXTY ONE ' I . wx I II , I ' I- I I V Q y, A , , I Q. y 'I J ' , ., . , . ' . .H 4 1 6 . Q .,, , - - , J 1 so he H' 1... at f , J Y 1' ' ,fr fdzf . C . . If-14 fn., M' A Isa 5 'W Mfr .I Q . I 3 1 , ' w I I I I .LI II :fl I NI I I,I H: 7 I J ,, I 14- l ,I I V J A , , ,e, at f 4 J f 7 . ' R Q: if ' I E: A I I A ' ,, V V s ' t . 1 C l 45 :, ' f ' I , I 1 sir! 'NI' . I -,II , I 9 III . v,v JI :gf XI g I I ' W 4, . A . if ., iw . . A ' E 1 fl-fl I , A A 5 'sl , ,l ,' -5 ! .-. ' '. , 1 ,v , 5 Troope, Alan 'Te-gv Qfjt I- I 'T' -- ,:' r .I , I III l ,, . I I2 Iv I r , , I , 5 l eff I W ' 4 N' u f I .3 .ay R ' jg S 9 'gi' P, - 1 4 2 J K- J C S J H af I ' :, l N ,. 4 M A X , ' - 4' A lf- ' , J ' cr C Q - I' I , III QI I af ,, I , X41 ty A 'S ff ., N -fx Lwnpv? '.'- I k. .1 'V s :A i'n- ff- 1 , . v QIII,-.xg J QTIVKYE' gr ' I I I 'J if N ff 'A 'lv ll 4 + 7' - ' P 1 . , .s I 1 I XR rx Q' . II fl 1 S fx S - ' ' . ,R . I ' Riding SENIOR BALL On the night of November 22, 1957, the old gym seemed to come to life with the strains of soft music and the shadowy forms of dancers. The event was one of the biggest in our school year and one long anticipated by everyone, the Senior Ball With the capable guidance of Mary Lee Pet tubone and the class advisers, Miss Fowler and Mr Mules, the theme Almost Paradise was originally and successfully carried out Beneath billowy pink clouds and shiny stars wound a quaint little celestial street A wish ing well trees decorated with baby size clouds and our interpretation of celestial shops lined this street lt was a mystical and enchanting Setting SENIOR BALL COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN back row Jerry Saul ter Gene Neue Jack Crabbs Dave Owens Gary Meacham Ric Odegard 3rd row M Mules Deanna Leer Kay McDonald Rhodessu Marcska Judy Paley Mary Lee Pettubone 2nd row Blair Patrick Miss Fowler Gloria Hinds Velma Iverson Janice Hendrickson Front row Jill Churchill Pam Munshall Joni Smith Ruth Wheeler Elva Naff SENIOR BALL SNAP SIXTY TWO 5 ': JUNIOR PROM COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN back row ack Crabbs Larry Fitzgerald Art Levine Gary Meacham Jo Van Eyk 3rd row Sandy Schott Judy Riley Janice Hendrick son Mary Lee Pettlbone 2nd row Kay McDonald Rhodessa Maruska Elva Neff Ann Uran Front row Marlene Posey Ruth JUNIOR PROM SNAP JUNIOR PROM The Junior Prom on April 26 T997 in the new gym, was a new and happy experience for S H S The unique parts of the Prom were the decorations treating the theme Mystic Isle , In a new way Having most of the dec oratnons in black and white made the two splashes of color more dramatic By using fluorescent paint, a very realistic effect of a sunset on mountainous Islands was given An Island was featured In the center of the floor complete with Outrigger canoe and flowered vines By working hard the committees made the Prom a success There was enough oood tast ing punch interesting entertainment during intermission and an enloyable dance band Everyone who attended will agree that It was a happy and memorable occasion r - H . H - I I . E Y - e I . v s 0 , . - e I ,. ' 4, I U . ' A I - : J , , , I 4 , 'hn , ' . 1 , Wheeler, Velma Iverson. . . ,. . I I . . ,, . . . . , H - - I , - , , Q I . . o ' . 7 Y. ' , , , 1 S f 'Xl 1 I . I l ' I 4 TOP TEN Every year nn the sprung ten sensors are chosen on the evudence of thesr grade pount averages to be qualutned as the top ten sen tors This years top ten students plan to 'lol lovv a varnety of careers Jnll Churchllls Interests Ile ID the held of nursnng She ns planning to further her educa tron at the Unnversuty of Washlngton next year terests of Richard Faulstlch He IS hoping to attend college and recelve more traunlng In these ftelcls Earlene Grlftore also hopes to enter nursing Her vvrsh us to begun her trannung next year at Everett General Hospital A profession of elementary 'reachung IS the SENIOR OFFICERS bac row Mr Mles Harry Mollgaard lack rabbs From row ss owler ut Wheeler Sandra Schott choxce of Janice Hendrickson who would like to attend WWCE Deanna Leer hopes to pursue a career In the field of research chemustry Naval officers tralnlng IS the hope of Eu gene McPhaul Mary Lee Pettnbone ns a gurl of rnany n terests For thus reason she IS seeknng an edu catnon at a liberal arts college Ann Uran was very actlve nn musuc whale nn hugh school She plans to make a career of reaching muslc Kathlene Vail intends to make psychology her magor and Spanush her mnnor at Seattle Pacrfuc College Secretarral work rs the choice of Ruth Wheeler She plans to study to thus at buslness school P3 TOP TEN back row Ecgewe McPhanl Mary Lee Pettrluone Deanna Leer 'an Hendrickson Rnchard Faulst ch M Moe Front row Arm Uran Churc Ruth Wheeler Earlene Grlffore Kathy Vanl SIXTY THREE H' h k - . a T fm 'F , R ll , . ., . 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' ' ' i- Physics and chemistry were the special in- A , Q ' . . r ' a 1 ' fr. f 4 v -f 6 S ' I - ', 1 ' ' la i ,Q rl A, Jill ' hm, Q Record of the SENIOR HISTORY Bewuldered lost and scared the class of 58 began the furst chapter of theur unforget table hustory as freshmen The Orthop duc druve was a bug and terrufyung uob for these newcomers to face They funally ended up wuth a sugn over theur meager produce say ung Humble but suncere Most of thus group took folk dancung as an actuvuty un order to learn the skulls whuch would be needed for future bug dances Thus was unnecessary as ut seemed that no addutuon al skull was needed For the gurls other popu lar actuvutues were tumblung and drull eam As the year wore on most of the gurls urned out for gurls sports and later uouned S Club Some receuved theur strupes that furst year Sports were a mauor attractuon for the boys too They contrubuted to the freshman football track basketball and baseball teams The 58 senuor gurls started out wuth a bang as freshmen by workung on commuttees and helpung un Gurls Club Many of these gurls have contunued thus work and have receuved rubbons and the coveted Gurls Club puns FFA was attended by a great many of the male freshmen These boys have also been awarded rubbons for prolects and ludgung un theur hugh school years The second chapter of thus hustory found the class as low but mughty sophomores Foot ball season got underway wuth three of these sophomores un the startung luneup Two yell leaders from the class also contrubuted to the pep squad for the whole year Orthopeduc seemed to stump thus class agaun that year and vows were made to start somethung cookung earluer the followung year and to come out on top Basketball season was full of actuvutues arud dances Many sophomores played un the pep band at the games Some belonged to Lambda Kau Epsulon Honor Socuety Begunners Luck FHA and other organuzatuons Musuc has been a mauor part of thus class hustory for many sang un the chour at all oc casuons A full schedule of contests parades solos ensembles and other muxed groups kept the students who louned the band busy Durung that year sugns of leadershup beoan to sprung up Many sophomores were elected to umportant posutuons and to student councul The uunuor year the thurd chapter was probably the most eventful year ever experu enced at Snohomush Hugh The uunuors dud what they had vowed to do and started work ung much earluer on the all umportant Ortho peduc druve Thus luttle adventure became the most talked about happenung un school Thus SIXTY FOUR overly enthusuastuc class pucked what seemed to be tons of apples They took these apples to the cannery to be turned unto applesauce They made applesauce and applesauce and more applesauce By the end of that day they had canned 927 gallons of applesauce The only problem arose when ut became tume to pay for ut The uuruuors scurrued around work ung on money makung prolects Partues candy sales bake sales car washes and contrubu tuons funally brought un enough money to pay the 5350 bull By the end of Orthopeduc football was un season Many uunuors were on the team and the pep squad As soon as football was over basketball season was un full swung Agaun th re were uunuors on both the team and the pep squad In the sprung funancual duffuculuues were agaun to depress the class Thus tume the lunuor prom was at stake The money was funally raused after a lot of hard work The decora tuons a black and whute color scheme wuth fluorescent lughtung were beautuful and the dance was enloyed by all Junuors were on the staffs of the Annual Arrowhead and Begunners Luck Sprung also found boys turnung out for baseball tennus contests and went on to place un the state fueld and track events In the fourth chapter of thus story the lost and frughtened freshmen had grown unto powerful and mughty senuors They were un the home stretch Orthopeduc was duscontunued that year Senuors held mauor o fuces un practu cally all the clubs All of the gurls un the home comung court were senuors The football team had many senuors They put on a very success ful S nuor Play and Senuor Ball Agaun that year the class was very well represented on all the sports teams But thus was not a class of only athletes Many senuors remauned on the honor rcll and receuved theur torch puns Sprung of theur senuor year was full Ou x cutung experuences whuch the class of 58 shall probably never forget The last pages of the tourth chapter were fulled wuth storues of the senuor pucnuc the senuor banquet and the servuce at baccalaureate The clumak of theur twelve years of school was of course the graduatuon exercuses Dressed un blue caps and gowns wuth whute tassels the senuors receuved theur duplomas on June 5 One part of the luves of these senuors was ended at commencement but another door way was opened They were no longer chul dren they were adults They wull wrute theur own hustory un the years to come I 1 1 I ' , 1 ' ' , . 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'Q'-J' I erett 3 Voc rtron 11 Course V SEVENTY TWO JEFFERSON RUSS Entered from Shorelrnt 3 Track 34 Grner.-1lCoursz KLOKKEVOLD AL Wrthdrevx LOWE TERRY Entered fiom Seattle 3 Pan -1' ther Patrol 3 4 General Course ,I I , -- 1 - - , -. ' ' 3 1 ' Q . 3 ' , - - : . , . - - 3 A ' - - I ' 1 -r t-r' ', ' T f 3 ,za 1: - - - 3 : ' I 5 '. Q ' . . 1 ' 3 : ' 2 I- - - , - -ss' -. f A 1' . 1 , ry ---, ' 'C' gn , - 3 ' . B ..' . 1, Dr l rum 1-21 ff: Gin' sr -23 H - so-wg 43 L.K.E. 3g my F Q' ' J '. . be-' -2--g 1,- 1 1 - Y - ' W- .' - r rg , . V J . - ' ' sr -D: 0 - j 'L 2 - . '. ' 1 - ' . .2 ' ' Jw f '- ' .I 1 . -S ' '- . ' 3 . 5 ' 5 - ---g j--2-3 ..,: , ' 0- I ' - 3 I - ' - 3- S x ' ' - - - ' 0 ' -.- ' ..' , . . , - - 3 Y 3 2 . 3 Q - A N - r 1 ' : 7 3 X . la 9 Thesplans 33 Tumbling 23 Commexcral Course. , -f 1 ' 1 - 1 - - - 9 : ' 1 -' 2 - 4, . - U -, , A Y 4 Q 'Q ' I 5 --- . Q ' ' I y - - - 5 . ' 1 ' 1 - - - ' ' 2 I A ' . . rr rr ' xy , .1 . , , . .1 . . . 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M P' V ' - r ' I x, -' - t- S., , ,' - Q . 5 M' X 1 , , , End Q 7 'mn6l1 SENIOR CLASS SNAPS upper left the second year Spanish cas presented three performances of Crnderella wlth he dra'ogue l rn Spanrsh Back row actors were Banca Kraft Mr Kennedy Front row Marulyn Harvey Ruth Wheeler Judy Cochran Kathy Varl 'an Hendrickson Ron Cole Upper right POLIO CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Deanna Leer General Judy R ey Pulnncny El Nall Mistress of Ceremony for Polio Nxcht Not pictured Jerry Saulter Master of Ceremony Middle left The Sensor cass present ed Tame Out for Ginger which was directed by Mnss lrus Ernckson Those parhcupatnng were back row Victor Svxan Sherry Pender grass Deanna Leer Ruta Smith Judy Riley Mary Lee Pettlbone 2nd Row Mary Burke Sharon Norton Elva Naff Jrll Clrrcl all Richard Faulstuch Front row Darrel Bartelhelmer Harl Porter Bob Heufort Gary Haack Center rught Ann Uran was chosen SH S s candndate lor the DAR Award Lower left Richard Faulstlch received certufrcafe from the Natnonal Merit Scholarship Foundatuon Lower nght Future Teachers Conference back row Vlctor Swan Mike Johnson Jerry Saulter Gary Meacham Eugene McPha1l Bob McDaniel Mr Hedlund Nell Power Judy Rrley Sandy Schott Ruth Wheeler Karen Arrowsmuth Sandy Newman Front row Elva Naft Marnlyn Wold Krvs Carlson Ve ma Iverson Jan Hendrickson SEVENIN THR F ' W f W E s ia lv ss 'Y is I f l , . 1 T I I3 . l Il ll . al MEMORIES OF OLD SCENES GIRLS FASHIONS Shoes lvy league saddles Potnted toe flats Bucks Skirts Platd pleated reversnbles Wool gathered Wrap arounds Dress Chemise Sack Tops Bulkyknut sweaters All color sweaters Sus y blouses Draw strlng over blouses Car coats Accessorues Bucket purses 2 Pearl nall pol sh BOYS FASHIONS Shoes Saddles Bccks Desert boots Pants Ivy league Levns Tops lvy league shurts Bulkyknut sweaters V neck sweaters Accessones l Narrow belts Jackets l Pendleton 2 Car coats POPULAR SAYINGS I La er 2 Oh yeah 3 rungus TELEVISION PROGRAMS The Real McCoys Amertcan Bandstand Maveruck Cheyenne MUSIC All the Way Ntld as the Wund Tammy Aprtl Love 5 An Affair to Remember SEVENTY FOUR Memories of MOVIES MOVIE SPORTS Savonara Brldoe on the River Kvva les Gnrls Funny Face Three Faces of Fve Wutness for the Pros cut on Peyton Place Rauntree County Twelve Angry Men Heaven Knows Mr Altson STARS Alec Guuness Academy Award Joanne Woodward Academy Award Red Buttons Academy Award Nlyosht Umeku Academy Award Marlon Brando Deborah Kerr Anthony Ouunn Elxzabeth Taylor Charles Laughton Lana Turner Seattle Unlversuty won second place In the National Coll grate Athle uc Asso cuatuon Basketball Tournaneent Pe e Rademacher defeated IIT bout wttr Patterson IPI txtle match In Seattle Washington States vuctory oxet the U of W Roblnson regained crown from Basllto FOREIGN AFFAIRS Sovret Union launched flrst earth satel Victory of Pro Communssts an Syrla Cuban Rebellnon Blrth of new republlcs Gnana and Tunlsla Tokyo largest rnty an the world DOMESTIC EVENTS Passage of Ctvtl Rughts Btll Nllddle East resolutnon called the Eisenhower Doctrine Little Rock Arkansas untegratlon crtsls Senate exposed racketeering Launchlng of Explorer satellrte BEST SELLERS Flctlon Non By Love Possessed James Coz7ens Boon Island Kennetn Roberts On the Beach Nevul Saute CNorwayl Sword and Scalpel Frank Slaughter CTIOI1 The Day Chrlst Died Jnm Blshop Book of the Seven Seas Freuchen Stay Alrve All Your Ltfe Norman Vm cent Peale Face of Justuce Caryl Chessman Long Days Journey lnto Ntght E gene O Nenll ' l. 2. ' ' E I 4 1. A- Q. A 5. .V - E 3. 6. 9 I . 7. l . . 3. ' l, Q' X 2' to. , . ' 3. : I 1, ' - l. 2- . 2. 3- - : 4. ' A ' . I. ' 5- 2. 6' 3. ' s 7. ' 4. - ' 8. ' 5. 9- . ' to. 1. . E ' . J. . I A , . I 2. ' I A . li. 3, ' ' ' f ' 2. I 3' A- . . .. l. 1. ' ' ' . - 2. ' lite October 4, l957 : 2. . - . . . 1. A 3- . ' . , 2, ' 4. ' ' - . . 3- r . . , 5. - - ' 1' . . . . f 2. ' ' , -41. ' . T 5' ti fr ff . 2. ' 2. f ' jr ,, ,, ' 3, . I. I c 4 -Fl : 2. 1. 3. ff ' 4 H - . 2. . . . . 3. 4. ' 4. ' ' ' 5, ff f - ff U. Old Scenes SCHOLASTIC HONORS TORCH PINS Myrna Bar elhelmer John Bell Charlotte Carlson Krtstune Carlson Jlll Churchill Richard Faulstlch Earlene Gruttore Rob ert Guild Jantce Hendrickson Gloria Hinds Mary Keaton Deanna Leer Arthur Ievtne Karen McElhaney Eugene Mc Phaul Rhodessa Maruska Gary Meacham Pamela Mtnshull Charlotte Monger Elva Natt Gene Neue Norman Olson Char lne Pendergrass Mary Lee Petttbone Barbara Ratclttt Jerry Saulter Sandra Schott Vnctor Swan Joanne Thomas Ann Uran Kathlene Vaal Tom Wardlaw Ruth Wheeler Awarded at graduatton to sensors having a cumulatuve B average GENERAL EXCELLENCE AWARDS DAR Award An ran Natlonal Merlt Scholarshtp Inalt lchard Faulstnch Bausch 81 Lomb Honoray Science Award Richard Faulstrch Representattve ID Amertcan I-I rnemakers ot Elks Outstandung Student Award Iantce Hendrtckson Drnll Team 2nd place at conference MUSIC HONORS BAND HONORS Port Angeles Play alr sweepstakes cup and cash prlzes Honor Appearance at Unuversuty of Wash lngton Santa Claus Parade Fust In mustc marc'1 Ing and appearance Ithree trophies? Wenatchee Appl Blossom Festtval May 3 CONTEST Donna Shong Vocal Excellent Ruth Wheeler Horn Supernor Al Troup Trombone Excellent Mel Hansen Horn Superior Clatr Brady Clarinet Superior Gordon Harktnson Clartnet Ann Uran Plano Superior Ann Uran Vlolln Supertor Dean Dolqulst Drum Superior Carol Douglas Alto Sax Super-or Carol Douglas Drum Superior CHOIR Western Washtngton Chotr Contest Good cellent MELODIERS Western Washtngton Choir Contest Ex cellent SPORTS HONORS EOOTBALL Insplratuonal Award Jack Crabn Captaun IHonoraryJ Leonard Blu rs Best Blocker Jack Crabbs Sports Writers Award Clayton ruller BASKETBALL Insplratuonal Award Allen Cross Captain CHonoraryJ John Van Fyk Foul Shootung Award Cary M acharn REGIONAL SCIENCE FAIR Second place Physucal Sc: nce Har Porter Thtrd place Physucal Scnence J n Au en I-'onorable mention Ph slcal S nce Dennls Jarrett Honorable mentron Blologtcal S nce Jan Furner F F A AWARDS Second at Carnatton Datry Judgung Co ttest Flrst an Snohomush County Potato Gradtng on es Lzxestock Judging Team Futth at the Aunurn Fat Stock Show Herman Bosse Scholarship Award S a Star Dalry Farmer Jan Furner Swlne Ftttlng and Sno mtg F rst Trophy at Auburn GIRLS CLUB PINS SIX SEMESTER PINS Chrlsttne Carlson Earlene Grtttore Judy Rnley Kathy Vall Anne Brand Carol Halev Darla Hope Velma Iverson Sherry Pender grass Ann Uran SEVEN SEMESTER PINS Glora Hinds Elva Natt Sandra Schott Jo anne Tnomas G A A AWARDS Sweaters Donnella Kung Carol M Glrk Chrts Mrnshull Arlene Froembgen First Stripe and Letter Kay VIcDonald Mary Burke Gladys Church Sharon Olot son Marlene Posey Enlene Posey Second Strnpe Nancy Fisher Krns une Carl son Carol Douglas Third Strnpe Pam Mlnshull clva Natt Ball and chann hughest award Lnnda For TUNE SNOHOMISH COUNTY ART CONTEST Gary Meacham ttrst place Larry Countryman two honorable menttons Ba bara Seese honorable mention SEVENTY FIVE r- J: , I . 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I A 2 I , , . . , I V Y - I I I I I3 I8 20 CALENDAR l SEPTEMBER 4 I3 First day of school Football, Twin City, here 20 Football, Anacortes, here 27 Football, Burlington, there 30 Iowa Testing Program OCTOBER 4 Football, Shoreline, here 9 Cross-Country, Shoreline Il Football, Edmonds, here 12 Cross-Country, County Meet l6 Honor Society Banquet 16 Cross-Country, Everett 18 Football, Sedro-Woolley, there 21 Tri-County Girls' Conference 22 Merit Scholarship Test 23 Cross-Country, Edmonds 24 Homecoming Coronation 25 Homecoming, Mt. Vernon, here 30 Cross-Country, Mt. Vernon NOVEMBER l Football, Arlington, there 2 Cross-Country, Bellingham 8 Football, Marysville, here 9 Cross-Country, N. W. League Meet l3 Employment Office Interview 15 Football, Lake Stevens, there 22 Senior Ball 26 Football Banquet 27-l Thanksgiving Vacation DECEMBER I l-12 Senior Play Basketball, Lake Stevens, here Christmas Concert Basketball, Everett, here 20-1 Christmas Vacation Basketball, Everett, there Basketball, Arlington, there JANUARY 3 Basketball, Marysville, here 7 Basketball, Lake Stevens, there lO Basketball, Marysville, here Top Picture - Taming of the Shrew, presented by the National School Assemblies. Center picture - Football turnout represents ma y hours of hard work. Bottom picture - Trimming the Christmas tree are Leo Merculief, Gary Kager, Ross Purdy, Pat Cummings, and Ja Hendrickson. SEVENTY-SEX Highlights of the 17 Basketball, Sedro-Woolley, there 24 Basketball, Edmonds, there 24 Cross-Country Awards 25 Basketball, Burlington, here 30 Polio Night 31 Basketball, Marysville, there FEBRUARY 1 Basketball, Aanacortes, there 7 Basketball, Sedro-Woolley, here 11 Basketball, Arlington, here 14 Basketball, Mt. Vernon, there 18 Basketball, Edmonds, here 21 Basketball, Burlington, there 25 Exchange Assembly from Arlington MARCH 14 S.H.S. Band Concert 18 Preview of our own Exchange Assem- bly 20 General Motors Assembly 25 Basketball Banquet APRIL 2-6 Easter Vacation 8 Science Fair 9 Exchange Assembly from Marysville 11 Girls' Club Tolo 15 C.W.C.E. Choir Concert 24 E.W.C.E. Choir Concert 25 Student Government Day 29 High School Band Contest in Everett 30 F.F.A. Banquet MAY 10 Junior Prom 16 Spring Concert 21 Senior Banquet 23 Senior Picnic 29 Spring Sports Awards 30 Memorial Day JUNE 1 Baccalaureate 2 Senior Exams 5 Commencement 6 Last day of school Top picture - Warming up before a tough basketball game. Center picture - Dr. Heinrich, exchange teachgr from Berlin, leaves after h l h o ce te c e a year of teac ing Junior Eng is . In Germany she is an instructor of English and French. Bottom picture - held for the graduating class of 1958. 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Toby Mayer Jum Mayher Pat Mayhew Patsy Meacham Ga y 36 Meeske Frutz Me nyk Sharon Menzues John Merculuef Leo Merwede Jerry Mercalf Maruorue Metrokas Nuck Muluer Becky Muller ay Muller Jerry Muller um Munshull Chrustune unshull Pam Moller Clyde Mollgaard Bob Mollgaard Harry Monger Charlotte Monuze Robert Monroe Elluot Monroe Gar Montgomery Carol Moore Gen Moore Kay Morgan Gary Morley Bob Murphy Eunlre Murphy Jere Murphy John Murphy Lorena 3 52 A7 44 56 60 Workmen Murphy Pat Myllenbeck Luanne Naff Elva Naff Vuvuan Navarre D1ck Navarre M1ke Neuffer Ruchard Neusunger Mnlton Nelson Dennus Ness Darlene Neue Gene Newman Sandra Nuchols Charlene N1chols Muke Noble Larry N11 an Ron Norton Sharon Nydegger Barbara O Bruen Tum Odegard Rnc Olofson Sharon Olson Maruon O son Norm 2 O son Tom Os owsku Ron Owens Dave l7 Park Mamle Parker Norman Pa ruck Bonnre ruck B a1r Patruck John Patruck Raenelle Pav ucek Jo Ann Peacock Karen Rothgeb Harold Roxstrom rn Rupert J Byron S Claur Aex St Cla1r Delores Salvadalena Duck Saulter Jerry Scheuffele Ray Schuck Jerry Schullung Steve Srhrmdt Eunuce Schmudt John Schmudt Kathy Schmudt Ken Schoonover Ray Schott Sandra Schwarzmuller Dean Sedennus Bessueuane Seese Barbara Seudel J1m Shaffer Clyde Shanks Sharley Shern an Lee Sherwood Kenneth Shong Donna Shrauner Bob Slgorclson Gladys Sukel Norma Slmon Beverly Skupl y John Sklpley Mary Smuth Smuth Smuth Smuth Smuth Smuth Snow Soder la Barbara Don Gau Jonu Karen A 9 Ruta T5 5 Da e nd Duana eacor B ll Pease Sharon Pendergrass Muke Pende grass Sherry Penne I Fern Perecz Perkuns Dexter Peterson .loan Petterscn Eleanor Pettubone Mury Lee 47 Phulpott Vnrgunua Puch er Sha on Place Dae Pace Kath'een Pouer Jum ouer Marlyn O Pollack Porter Porter Porter Posey Posey Power Power Prater Prater Prentuc Stephen Barbara Har John Euleen Marlene Prusculla Nea Donna e Rodney Purdy Ross Purtteman Lunda Rabensteun Dallas Ragsda e Juanuta Rauno Allen Ralnwater Judy Randleman Muke Ratclutf Barbara Ray Dav1d Raymond Jon 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