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

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Duguerreotype Av V W I PREPARING FOR AN EMERGENCY-Top Picture. REHEARSING FOR THE BIG GAME-Second Picture. TIME OUT FOR REFRESHMENTS Bottom Leff. DWIGHT M:lAIN MAKES A RUN FOR THE GOAL POIT-Bowom Righv. TWENTY-FOUR

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Overseers WALKER, MIKE - Boys' Club Basketball 2-3-4, Captain 47 Chess 41 Firemen 47 Football 27 Lambda Kai Epsilon 3: Slide Rule 2, College Prep Course. WEBER, EMIL - Folk Dancing 2-3: Gymnastics 47 Pon- ther Potrol 2, General Course. WEBSTER, BOB - Folk Dancing 2-3-45 General Course. WICKLUND, IRENE - F.H.A. 21 Girls' Sports 25 Com- mercial Course. WISE, DONNA - F.H.A. 25 Commercial Course. WRIGHT, GEORGE - Boys' Club Basketball 2-3-4, Fire- men 45 Football 2-3-45 Folk Dancing 2, Gymnastics 2: Student Council 45 Track 21 General Course. GLADYS CHURCH and Darellene Brubaker selling senior calling cards to Tom McAlister, Carl Lauterbach and Jim Dorsey. KRAUSE, JEANETTE - F.H.A. 2-3, Folk Dancing 2: Lambda Kai Epsilon 25 Tumbling 4, College Prep Course. QUEEN GLENNA JOHNSON and her escort, Alan Troupe. SHOT THAT COUNTED - No. 51 Jerry Marsh. GRADUATING SENIORS - Ron Ren, Jerry Marsh, Len Bluhm, Pat Colwell, Verna Volz, Judy Cochran. TWENTY-THRE

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Junior Logbook JUNIOR LEADERS-Top Row: Rick Kester, Bill Johnson. Front Row: Mr. Gunderson, Howard Babcock, Jean Lokken, Miss Baker. JUNIOR CLASS '58 - '59 At the turn of the century the responsibility for publishing a school annual rested on the shoulders of the iunior class. They no longer publish the annual, but their main proiect is sponsoring a spring formal. In an effort to produce the best prom possible, the iuniors started to build up their treasury early. They sponsored two after-game dances and one concession and sold booster buttons be-'ore several of the basketball games. Government, history, and English were re- quired subiects for all iuniors. Highlighting government classes was an all day trip to the State Legislature early in February. 1958-59 was an excellent year in sports at Snohomish, and many iuniors showed their abiltiy in football and basketball by holding positions on the starting teams. The Snohomish pep squad was alive with iuniors. There were seven cheering our team to victory during football season and four during basketball. Many of the class members were active in F.H.A., F.F.A., the drill team, Honor Society, and L.K.E. They also held maior offices in Girls' Club and Student Council. May 8 was selected for the Junior Prom, and many active students had been preparing for the dance all year. The enthusiastic dance committees worked hard and the formal af- fair was a huge success. After performing their annual duty of ushering for commencement, the class of '60 ended another happy and successful year at S.H.5. JUNIOR5 VISITING THE CAPITOL TWENTY-FIVE