St Martins High School - Samahi Yearbook (Lacey, WA)

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R N, . Al -'sa , X 1' XX A Q K x '- l . Q 'l Rlq L i ' ' t ' . FRONT ROXV. left to right. llenlv. llcltroth. Travnur. lilllgffdlll, Vincent. Nlagladry. Shaw. M. Courtnev. Scheuneman. SFCOND ROXV: NlcC.irthx'. Shrvne. Schwab. Levinson. Roberts. .7-cg, Riedl. ROV. Behler. THIRD ROXV: l , Courtnev. Becker, Downev. Yan Gelder. Diaz de Leon, A Provo. Fmerieh. Riel. Swarthout. LDURTH ROXV1 Downer. Bergh. liinch. De Laney. X If Flaherty. Tuma. L:XS'l' RONV: lee. l,eRov. Peterman. Alexander. Mayes, J . X 5 , x.. ' f l , 44-tk x . . Che Qreshmau gfllSS l lf V N V at J The Freshman class of 10-H started the 'year off with a Ubangn--the Xi' medium. the paddles of the upperclass men in initiation. Surviving this ordeal, Ll W l the first year men got down to work. Five aspirants turned out for football, three winning their stripes with the first string+Ken Smith, Tom Flaherty Q J and Phil Downey. Vfayne Scheuneman showed great ability as manager. Tom p ff R yi J.Flaherty held a first string berth in basketball. The class produced such X jj x e .J famous boxers as Dave Riel, Jerry Shaw and George Magladry. X-' K -f ll 4 f In intramural lay man Freshmen starred. The six-man football lea ues 1 Tr , P Y S X . XX 1 X oduced such outstanding players as Jim Finch, Carl Henkels. Lawrence 5 T 'Courtneyt Tom Downer and XVesley Tuma. The basketball leagues brought X . out such stars as Benny Schwab. Jerry Shaw and Leo Champoux. .DQ In scholastic fields there were several Freshmen who haunted the top of -t Q! the G.P.A. List -Shryne, Traynor, Vw'isniewski. Alexander, Fckroth, we Roberts and Henkels. X ji ,B Officers guiding the destinies of the class are: Philip Downey, president: -' A34 Bob Alexander. vice-president: XVesley Tuma. secretary: Jerry Shaw, treasurer: f X- and Tom Flaherty. sergeant at arms. Into the class ranks at the half came such distinguished gentlemen as Don Vincent. Ted Emerich, Jack De Laney, Bill Diaz de Leon. Noble Everitt, Francis Peterman. and Richard Roy. L v kt Xt 1 Q ' 4 I-A OITICFRS. left to right. Tuma. llahertv. Alexander. Shaw. Downey, i I 'S Xl xl XQ lil .gk

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Qfpoff l FIRST SliN'lliSTFR Siebers. XX'h.ilen. Marchetti. Mallon. T, Sweeney. vice- pr-.sident Hiusminn president: Hutchinson. secretary-treasurer: Downey. Thornton, Alexander. U15 fudenf 6010141 A High School student body almost tripled in numbers over last year made necessary a more efficient student government. In past years a president. vice-president, secretary and treasurer carried on business directly with the students-but with a larger group this would mean a perpetual debate society! The Student Council, consisting of the president, vice-president, secretary. treasurer, and two representatives from each class, meets regularly to consider all proposals for activities other than those already specified by academic regu- lations. Two dances, a skating party, bond and stamp drives, Friday night entertainments--these are some of the activities sponsored by the Student Council. The first semester of this year was ably taken care of by Bill Hausmann. A.S.B. president, assisted by Tim Sweeney, vice-president and Jack Hutchinson. secretary-treasurer. Class representatives were Ruthur Marcheti and Carl Seibers, seniors: Bob VJhalen and Dave Sweeney, juniors: Tom Mallon and Mike Thornton, sophomores, and Phil Downey and Box Alexander, freshmen. The officers elected to direct activities of the second semester were Tom O'Grady. president, Tom Mallon, vice-president. Mike Thornton, secretary, and Art Miller. treasurer. Class representatives selected were Seibers and Marchetti, seniors: Dave Sweeney and Hutchinson. juniors: Gaffney and Tom Driscoll, sophomores. and Downey and Alexander, freshmen. SFCOND SIEMFSTIER l.lTFT TO RIGHT, Gaffney, A. Miller, treasurer. 'Nirtic 1 Situtrs Nlallon. vice-president: Ofiraclv. president: Thornton. setrttirx Hutchinson Downev, Driscoll. QQWQWLMW