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

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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

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Servuce Wifi. 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 . Z' T -- , M . If - , at I : ' : ' ' ' . l . - I b - f ' f I 1 I I 1 I 1 4 1 1 - . u 4 L . v ' ' 1 . ' ' I - I . . . . . I . T . . . . I I I

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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