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

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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 . M C-9.1.4 V lr els ' If i ,F Sxi , i Q , , 4 Y 5 , v vs .T , J in 'J rd. Q - ' - - ' ' , ' ' , ' , 1 l ' , J , - , C , ' r , . . ' I - r , ' , Ei ss , ' ' , ' S, ' V , - T- - f '- , ' ', 'L . , - 's, ' . ' - - '., ,', e' , , . . . , . , . . , . , , , . ,J ,,,, - . -

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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 . . . , -

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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. . ,