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

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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 , .

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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. . ,

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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