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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1958 volume:

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TIMOTHY LAMM, O.S.B Prefect of upperclassmen Prefecting the Junior-Senior Dormitory absorbed most of Father Timothy's time this year. He was able however to act as moderator for the Sophomore class, the Arrow, the Press Club, and the CYO. REV. NICHOLAS RAUSCH, O.S.B. Assistant Prefect As assistant prefect. Father Nicholas is constantly called on to relieve the other prefects when their various duties hinder them from prefecting. Father Nicholas was moderator of the Debate Club. and as- sistant dining room supervisor. FATHER JAMES PIOTRZKOWSKI, O.S.B., M.A. If Typing, Bookkeeping f ' t St. Martin's College, University of Washington, Catholic University of America. FATHER LUKE O'DONNELL, O.S.B., B.A. in L.S. Librarian. Latin St. Benedict's College, Mt. Angel College, University of Michigan. FATHER MARCEL BERTHON, O.S.B. M.S. French, Spanisn St. Martin's College, St. john's Uni- versity, University of Washington, Catho- lic University of America. -fi' FATHER GREGORY WALL, O.S.B., ,3- BA English, Religion, Latin St. Benedict's College, Chicago Uni- versity, Catholic University of America, University of Washington. FATHER DENIS PURCELL, O.S.B., B.A. Mathematics, Leisure Reading St. Martin's College, University of Washington, Michigan State University. FATHER WILLIAM MAAT, O.S.B., Ph.D. Latin, Religion St. Benedict's College, University of Chicago, University of Michigan, Catho- lic University of America. ld t FATHER MEINRAD GALL, O.S.B. M.A. History St. BCf16dICt,S College, University of Notre Dame, University of Wash- ington, Stanford University FATHER PAUL KOLLING, O.S.B., B.A. American History, Religion Assumption College, St. john's Uni- versity. FATHER RICHARD CEBULA, O.S.B., M.S. Trigonometry 9 St. Martin's College, Mt. Angel College' University of Washington, University of Michigan, University of California, Iowa State College, Purdue University. FATHER LEONARD FEENEY, O.S.B., B.A. English, Religion, History St. Benedict's College, Chicago Uni- versity, Catholic University of America, University of Washington. 137' gr,-v , I l f'-', ....,! lege University of Notre Dameg Uni- FATHER MICHAEL FEENEY, O.S.B., St Martins College Mt. Angel Col- FATHER DAVID PREBULA, O.S.B., B.A. Biology, Latin, Speech St. Martin's Collegeg Mt. Angel Col- legeg University of Washington, Seattle University, University of Southern Cali- fornia. FATHER FELIX WIRTH, O.S.B., St Benedicts College Creighton Uni- versity Iowa State College, Mt. Angel College University of Washington. FATHER CONRAD RAUSCH, O.S.B., M.S. Fine Art, Mechanical Drawing St. Martin's Collegeg Mt. Angel Col- lege, Bradley University, Cornell Uni- versityg Catholic University of America, University of Washington. FATHER ANDREW McHUGH, O.S.B., Driver Training Latin, Religion, St Edwards Seminary Mt. Angel Col- lege Seattle University, Catholic Uni- FATHER TIMOTHY LAMM, O.S.B., B.A. English, Mathematics, Journalism St. Martin's Collegeg Mt. Angel Col- legeg Seattle University. FATHER URBAN FEUCHT, O.S.B., St Martins College Mt. Angel Col- lege Seattle University University of FATHER NICHOLAS RAUSCH, O.S.B. B.A. Religion, Debate, Algebra St. Martin's Collegeg Mt. Angel Collegeg Seattle University. MR JOHN A MONAHAN, B.S., Athletics History Health St Martins College Lewis and Clark College College of Puget Sound. MR. DARTAGNON LIAGRE Band, Music Former member of the famous Pari s Republican Guard Band. Professor of Tuba, Schola Cantgrum, Paris, France. FATHER DAVID PREBVIA, OSB.. B lnfirmririzm FATHER FELIX VUIRTH, O.S.B.. B.A. Bookstore Manager FATHER URBAN FEUCHT, O.S.B., B.A. Assisranr Prouiraror FATHER MEINRAD GAUL, O.S.B.. M.A. Chaplain FATHER EUGENE KELLENBENZ, O.S.B., Music BROTHER LOUIS BOND, O.S,B. Assistant Librarian BROTHER DOMINIC HAHN, O.S.B. Postman BROTHER JUDE Mc GUIRE OSB, Assisranrlnfirmarirm .l A-if ,- Tyvzjf 3 'sl' B.A. in Ls. i ' ' FATHER LUKE ODONNELL O.S.B Librarian FATHER JOHN RAYMOND, O.S.B, Ph.D. Bursar FATHER WALTER HELLAN, O.S.B B.A. Procuraror Q. 'A F 'av- .A- 'A' -+ 1 4 . f 'f Qtf'fT '--4 . .L 1 -- .K 1 6fll0l'S JAMES D ATKINIS Chehalis XX ashington Age 1'3 Entered as Sophomore Majors in English History Science Actiuties Glee Club 23 1 Track 3 MClub 34 Ambition Rancher Pastime Hunting DAVID L BAKER Bellingham Whshington Age 18 Entered as Sophomore Mayors in English History Science Activities Football 34 Track 34 Art 34 MClub 34 Camera Club 3 Ambition To stay in school Pastime jumping out of third story windows HENRY J CHARVET Grandview Washington Age 18 Entered as Sophomore Majors in English Mathematics Science Actixi ties Football 3 Track 7 Band 73 Speech 4 Camera Club 7 CYO 7 34 Ambition Mechanical Engineer Pas time Water Skiing PAUI C CHARVET brandxievs Wisluington Age 17 Entered as Frosh Mijors in Language, English, Science. Mathematics. Activities - Football 1,2,3,4g Baseball 125,43 Basketball 137,41 M-Club 2.3, 1 CYO Club 1,2.3,4g Altar Society 1.2.3.4g M-Club Vice-President 43 Speech Craftsg journalismg Honor Society 2,4 Ambi- tion: Aviation. Pastime: Sports. EDWARD J BARR Fresno California iff? Age 17 Entered as unior Mijors English Science History Activities Track Glee Club Schola Ambition Making first million Pastxme Eating RONAID A BURRES Condon Oregon Age 17 Entered as Frosh Majors in History English Activities Band Base ball MClub Ambition Vetermary Pfistime Eating between meals GERALD G CLINE Pasco Washington Age 17 Entered as Sophomore Majors in English History Mathematics Activi tres Basketball 3 Baseball 34 Football 4 MClub ournalism Servers Society Ambition Accounting Pastime Music and Sports HARRY l. DAVISON Richland Washington Age 27 Entered as Frosh Maiors in English History Activities Glee Club 234 Camera Club 5 Ambition Social Work Pastimc Singing JOHN W. FOLEY Spokane, Washington Age 18. Entered as Sophomore. Majors in English, Science. Mathematics. History. Activities-Bundy Rifleg Honor Society 2. Ambition: Get an Education. Pastime: Learning something new. CIIBERT J FAIN Prosser Washington Age 18 Entered as Frosh Majors in English Sciente Mathematics Actisitrts -Crxfts 1 Glee Club 234 Football 134 Basketball 134 Baseball 1234 Rifle ClubZ Ambition Architect Pas time Sports ALBERT W ENGELBERT Seattle Washington Age 18 Entered as Frosh Majors in language Literature Mathematics His tory Activities Debate journalism Speech Camera Club Rifle Club M Club Altar Society Senior Class Secre tary Ambition Maritime Lawyer Pas time Visiting Shelton KENNETH W DOLAN Olympia Washington Age 17 Entered as Frosh Mayors in English Mathematics Science History Acnxities Basketball 173 Baseball 1 journalism 17 Annual Staff 7 Debate w 4 Glee Club l 7 Honor Society 1 7 3 4 M Club Debate Club Freshman Vice President Sophomore Representatixc Jun ior Day Student President ASB Treas urer4 Ambition Engineering Pastime Debate THOMAS H HLNSHEID Rupert Idaho Age 18 Entered as unlor Majors 1n Englrsh Mathematnes Scxenee Aetrvrtres Band Camera Club Skl Club Honor Soclety 34 Ambmon Prlest Pastrme Sports MICHAEL E JACOBSEN Port Angeles Washxngton Age 17 Entered as Frosh Mayors IH Screnee Englxsh Mathematrcs Actrxltres Football l 7 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 Base b 1 7 Golf 34 ournallsm 1 234 Arrow 1 7 3 4 M Club 7 3 4 Camera Club 17 3 Servers SOCICIY 2 34 Class Vrce Presrdent 3 A S B Vree Presrdent 4 Honor Socrety 3 CYO Vrce Presrdent 4 CYO Club 234 Ambltxon Not to get marrled Pasnme Golf TERRY L KONOPASKI Port Angeles Washrngton Age 18 Entered as Frosh Mayors rn Englrsh Hrstory Scrence Actrvrtres Football 34 Baseball Manager 1 Band 1234 Servers Society 1234 Camera Club 1234 Ski Club 34 Ambmon Mechanlc Pastxme Eatlng MARVIN L IACKA Tacoma Washrngton Age 18 Entered as Frosh Majors 1n Engllsh Hlstory M8ElI6IU1ElLS ACIINIEILS Football Manager 734 Glee Club 173 Speech 4 Arrow 17 Ambltlon To see how Father Trmothy gets rnto bed Pastrme Gorng to Taeoma vuthout gettmg caught JOSEPH J KENNA Olympra Wash1ngton Age 18 Entered as Frosh Majors ln Scrence Language Lrterature Act1v1t1es Radro Program Debate ournalrsm Honor Socrety 24 Debate Club Ambr tlon College Pastxme Talkrng CEORC E J SHAW Eureka Montant Age 17 Fntered as ILIDIOI' Majors ln Hxstory Englrsh Scrence Mathematrcs Aetnrtres Glee Club Ambrtron Doe tor Past1me Baseball DONALD E OVERLIE Pqseo Wfashrngton Ape l7 Entered 15 Frosh Mtyors ID Hrstorx Scrence Englrsh lx1'1Il1CD11ElLS ALIIXIIICS Footbill Mdniper v 4 Btse blll 7 w 1 M Club 7 v4 C1mer.1 Club 3 Rlfle Club l 7 vi Pep B1nd 7 v4 Btnd l L Ambrtron To memorrze Slukc 5pm xre for I tther Ieonard PQSIIINC Base 1 JOSEPH B IUSSIER C rtndxrux Washrngton Age I8 Entered as Sophomore Mftyors ln Engllsh Mathematlcs Latln Selenee Acmrnes Speech 7 54 Footbtll 34 Track 7 U MC1ub 54 Scholq 4 unlor C1155 Treasurer Ambrtron Engmeerrng P1snme Loungrng bf Ev-.Y 6lll0l'S IOHN M LARKIN Port Angeles Washlngton Age l7 Entered 15 Sophomore Mt1or5 an Enplrsh Hrstory Scntnte Aetrx1ne5 Btnd 7 w 4 Btseball Mqmger 3 4 SIS ltetbtll lx11IT1j.,CI' 4 MClub 4 Ctmerl C1 714 Serxers Soc1ety734 rm yeetron Club 7 Co Edrtor of Ymrbook 4 Honor Socrety 7 Ambltlon Busrness P1snme Mfrlcrng peace vuth the Indrans JOSEPH M WELCH Seattle VU15h1ngton Ape 18 Entered as Sophomore Mayors rn Sercncc MlIhCm1I1CS Enplrsh Acnvn tres Rmdlng B15eb1ll4 Ambmon To sleep rn Englrsh class Pastnme Sleepmg PERRY E JOHNSON Chehalrs Washlngton Age 17 Entered as Semor Majors rn Engllsh Mathematrcs Hrstory Scrence ACIIYIUCS hone Ambrtlon Englneer :np Pastrme Sports rn General PETER E MLDOLGALL Stanvnood XX ashrngton Age 18 Entered as Frosh Mayors ln Englrsh Hrstors Mathematrcs Acnxrnes Drtmttres 1734 Camerl Club 73 Serxcrs Souctx 171 Ambztron Pr1e5t PISIIITIL Slceprno 9l'll0l'S WESLEY C HEADRICK Port Angelcs Washington Age 17 Entcrccl as Sophomore Majors in English Mathematics History Sciencc Activities Band 734 Football 34 Bascball 3 Track 4 Boxing 4 Rifle Club 3 Camera Club 3 M Club 4 Altar So ciety 734 Ambition Marine Officer Pastime Playing Guitar CLIFFORD P FREY Pasco Washington Age 17 Entered as Senior Majors in English Mathematics Latin History Ac tivities Iournalism 4 Basketball 4 Ambition Doctor Pastime Dancing JERRY A GILL Lilliwaup Xwashington Age 18 Entered as frosh Majors in English Latin History Activities Band 1 Football 17 34 Basketball 17 U4 Track 7 1 4 ournalism Honor Society 1 Altar Society 1 7 3 4 M Club 34 Camera Club 4 Ambition Scientist Pasnme Social Parties PAUI F GIRARD Vancouver, B. C. Age 17. Entered as unior. Majors ' English, French, Mathematics, Science, History. Activities - Bandg Pep-Bandg Golfg Ski Clubg Camera Club. Ambition: Undecided. Pastime: Playing the Piano, ,png ffm GEORGE S HECOMOVICH Richland Washington Age 18 Entered as Frosh Majors in English Mathematics Science Activities Football 134 Basketball 173 Base ball 4 Band Speech MClub MClub President Ambition Draftsman Pas time Eating W BRYANT HIGGINS Kent Washington Age 18 Entered as Sophomore Majors in Mathematics English Science History Acnxitics Glce Club 7 ournalism 34 Fcaturc Editor 4 Gregorian Schola Sen lor Class Vice President Ambition In dustrial Law Pastime Eating MICHAEI P HEUTMAKER Kent Washington Age 18 Entered as Frosh Majors in Mathematics Science English Social Studies Activities Football 34 Basket ball 17 34 Baseball 74 Arrow 1234 Editor in Chief of Arrow 13 Feature Editor 7 Managing Editor 4 Student Council 734 Servers Society 12 M Club 3 A CYO Club Class President 3 ASB Ircasurer 3 ASB President f CYO Club Treasurer 3 President 4 Am bition Draftsman Pastime Sleeping HENRY P HOPKINS Mercer Island Washington Age 17 Entered as Frosh Mayors in English Mathematics Science Activities Football 1 Basketball 1 Debate Honor Society 1234 Ambition Struc tural Engineering Pastime Water Sk in GARY W. HOPE Olympia. Washington Age 18, Entered as Frosh. Majors in English. Science. Language. Activities- Football 1.2: Glee Club: Honor Society 1.21 Camera Club. Ambition: College. Pastime: Hunting and Fishing. JOSEPH B HILL Longxievt Washington Age 18 Entered as Frosh Majors in Mathematics Science English History Language Actixities Art 173 Debate 4 Arrow Staff l 7 Football 2 34 Basket ball 1734 Baseball 1 Golf 34 Math Club 34 Honor Society 12 34 Servers Society 17 3 Class President 34 Sigma P1 Omega Ambition To vwlk on the moon Pastime Golf LEO M SNOW Seattle Washington Age 18 Entered as Frosh Majors in English History Science Activities Baseball 1734 Football 14 Basketball 3 Crafts 7 ournalism 3 Dramaticsl Speech 4 MClub CYO Club Altar So cietw Ambition Philosophy Pastime Sleeping FLK ENE 'Xl IMMEI Fairbanks Alaska Age 18 Entered as Frosh Nfayors in English Science Historx Actixities Football 1 7 Art 174 Editor of Year book 4 Scrxcrs Societx 74 Freshman Secretarx Arrow 7 Camera Club 7 CYO Club 7 1 Ambition To buy a nint storx lgloo and a husky dog team coupe de xille Pastime Bringing, milk 3 tines a das for mx little cat GABRIEL D PATTERSON Everett Wqshington Age 17 Entered as Senior M1jors in Latin English Science M1them1ties His tory Activities Glee Club Honor So ciety 4 Ambition Chemist P'1stime Handball STEPHEN P RYDER Olympia Vhshington A e 18 Entered 'ts Frosh Mijors in English Mftthemqtics lltin Activities Football 1 Baslcetbsill 1 Golf v Deb1te 17 54 College Broadcisting, 4 Debite Club 1 7 34 Csmerci Club 7 Vice Presi dent Representative lv-4 Honor So c t 17 4 Ambition Physictl e reach Pdstime Backsliding Qiislf ROBERT 1 RYAN Bothell Washington Age 18 Entered as Sophomore Mayors in History Mfithemwties Science English Ambition Curl Engineering Pastime Working on ears CEORCE E PHEBUS Olwmpm Wishingtrun Age 18. Entered as Senior. Majors in Science. Mathematics. English, Activities -Football 43 Leisure Reading. Ambi- bition: Geology. Pastime: Indian Relic Hunting. 455 HANK P NELSON Spokane Wishington Age 18 Entered as 1 Sophomore M110 s in History English Science Activities Golf Dmmqtics Glee Club Ambition Get through college Pastime Ectting JACK F RYAN Amcortes Wfwshington Age 17 Entered 'is Frosh Mayors in Mwthemxties History English Activities Dmmeitics 17 Bftnd v4 Rifle Club Pep Bind 4 Class Trecisurer 17 Ambi tion To grsiduatc Pistime Writing sweet letters to the facutly Q' nQ 9flI0l'S THOMAS E SHEA Portland Washington Age l8 Entered as Frosh Majors Mathematics Science English Activities Band l2 34 Camera Club Rifle Club Pep Band Ambition Marine Biologist Pastime Playing the drums FRED N PETERSON Aberdeen South Dakota Age 17 Entered as Senior Mayors in English Mathematics Science Activities Band Ambition Engineering Pas JOSEPH T NICHOLAS Seattle Washington Age 18 Entered as Frosh Malors in Mathematics English History Science Activities Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Schola 3 4 MClub 234 Honor Society 3 Senior Class Treasurer Prior of Schola 4 Glee Club President 4 CYO 2 3 4 Ambition President of U S Pastime Music MAURICE R SHAW Kansas City Missouri Age 17 Entered as Senior Majors in History Science English Mathematics Language Activities Speech 4 Honor Society 4 Maurists 4 Ambition Priest Pastime: Hunting. YA fr' time Playing Trombone ALBERT E. SCHORNO Yelm Washington Age 18. Entered as Sophomore. Majors in English, Science, Mathematics History. Activities - Football' Basketball' Glee Club. Ambition: Farming. Pastime: Driving his hot 53 Mercury. GOTTFRIED J. SCHILTER Olympia, Washington Age 18. Entered as Frosh. Majors in Social Studies, Mathematics, English, Sci- ence. Activities-Glee Club lg Day Stu- dent President 4g Honor Society l,2. Ambition: Farmer. Pastime: Driving his sister's car. -'X its THOMAS F TRACY JAMES R STAGDON Eatonsxlle Washlngton O1YmPttt Washlngten Age 17 Entered as Sophomore Ma ors l AgeEl8l Entered 35 Septlemote Malofs IU Englrsh Mathematlcs Sctence Htstory In H815 Mathematics Afflvlfles Actrvmes Debate Debate Club Honor Crafts and Readmg Amb1t1on Eng1neer SOCICW 1 7 3 4 Ambition Engineer mg pastime SleePm8 Pastrme Debate '53 My 'Hrzrf H' ' . . ln cl r ' - A av: an 9 1 I 1 aj s ' - u , , lfl a a - s a a , ' . . . 7 1 V' ' . . . 1 . . v . , , , . ' . . . . . , , . . . 1 a v ' 4 ...,,,Q 1 ' -. ' ' . . .. ' . . v I. 1. , . . . .. I a-ws' ' ' I . L 6fll0l'S RALPH G SHOTSWELL Longvrew Washlngton Age 18 Entered as frosh Majors Englrsh Scrence ACIIVIIICS Football 234 Basketball 34 Baseball 3 Track 4 Glee Club Debate ournalxsm MC1ub Ambrtron Coachmg Pastrme Drrvmg my car PATRICK R SMITH Olymp1a Washlngton Age l7 Entered as Frosh Maiors Englxsh Htstory Sc1ence ACIIVIIICS Basketball 1 Baseballl Football 4 Glee Club 2 MClub Ambttron Buslness Pastlme Sports THOMAS J TAYLOR Olympra Washrngton Age 18 Entered as Frosh Majors 1n Engllsh Mathematlcs Scrence Language Acttvttres Art 1 Debate 234 Camera Club l Debate Club 7 34 Secretary of Sophomore Class Secretary of ASB 4 Ambrtron Certtfred Publtc Accountant Pastrme Evadrng Questlons 8Yll0l'S XVIIIIAM I YOEBEI. Trcoma Wasltrngton Age I7 Entered as unxor Mayors rn Hrsrory Scrence Englrsh ACIIXIUCS Art Glen Club Football 4 Basketball 4 Bascb1ll4 Skl Club 3 Ambrtron To graduate Pastrme Sports MICI-IAEI S THATCHER Roseburg Oregon Age 17 Entered as Frosh Majors rn Iatrn Englrsh Mathematrcs ourmlrsm Acttvltles journallsh 1 7 34 Rrfle Club Honor Socrety 1734 Arnbmon Engl neer or Pllot Pastrme L1stenrng to rec or s LARRY A KONOPASKI Port Angeles Washrngton Age 18 Entered as Frosh Mayors rn Mathematrcs Scxence Hrstory Englrsh Actrvrtnes Football 34 Baseball Man agar I Band I7 34 Skr Club 34 Crm era Club I 7 3 4 Scrxers Socrety I 7 3 4 M Club 4 Ambrtlon Englneer Pastrma ust growrng I KEVIN R STACH Nezperce Idaho Age I8 Entered as Frosh Majors Englnsh Scrence Actnutrrs ourntlnsm Am rtron Mecmrnlc Plstum Sleepxng GERRY D KEARNS Mercer Island Washrngton Age 17 Entered as unror Mayors nn Mrthematrcs Sclcncr Hrstory English Antnrtrcs Art 34 Qkl Club Ambltron To be lass ambitious Pastrme Huntrng 4114 'nv 1 I, . . . 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DAVE BAKER wills all his touchdowns to the Freshman team next year. ED BARR wills his gold plated church key to anyone who can chug-a-lug a six-pack. RON BURRES wills his curly hair to someone who needs it. HANK CHARVET leaves all his ability of making gf S Joe H111 Paul Charvet wine to M. Desmarais. PAUL CHARVET wills his ability of getting caught by Fr. Conrad when coming in late to Len Mills in hopes that he never gets caught. GARY CLINE wills his ability to stay awake writing stories on Friday nights to anyone who is unlucky enough to get into the publicity dept. KEN DOLAN bequeaths his singing talent to the kid that sits next to him in chapel. AL ENGEI.BERT wills number 54 football jersey to someone who will get it dirty and his dimples to Dick Heutmaker who can use them. GIL FAIN gives Headrick's bed to anyone who is grubby enough to sleep in it. JOHN FOLEY wills his ability to be constantly broke to anyone who has a lot of money. CLIFF FREY abandons his girl and gives her to Joe Mosely. JERRY GILL bequeaths his ability to play sport to Mike Soule. PAUL GIRARD bequeaths his ability to skip band without being caught to Dick Jenkins. WES HEADRICK wills his Marine uniform to Ken Foster so that he can wear it to the meetings. GEORGE HECOMOVICH wills his success at Black Jack to anyone who has the right colored ink to mark the cards. TOM HENSCHEID gives his knowledge of chem- istry to Brother Norbert. MIKE HEUTMAKER leaves his birthright to his young brother Dick. BRYANT HIGGINS bequeaths his nervous tensions to Mike Leahy. JOE HILL wills to Father Michael, his ability to write letters. GARY HOPE wills his hot Chevy to Tom Hoey. HANK HOPKINS wills his woman and glow to Dennis Kirch. NICH IMMEL wills all his Eskimo girl friends to Joe Mosley. LARRY JACKA wills his ability to skip to Tacoma without getting caught by a prefect to anyone who has a girl there. MIKE JACOBSEN leaves his ability to get good looking blondes and his spot on the golf team to John Rotchford. 11, lr 'fl Ae? .J . PERRY JOHNSON wills his smile to John Meier. GERRY KEARNS wills his torn Geometry book to Father Dennis. AL KEMPTON wills to anybody who wants it, the trouble he gave Father Leonard in Northwest History. JOE KENNA wills his dusty pantomime records to Father Timothy and hopes that he might try them out some time. LARRY KONOPASKI leaves his ability to borrow monastery cars without their consent to anybody that wants it. TERRY KONOPASKI wills his .ibilty to take the mechanics car for a spin with the girls to his little brother Reggie. JOHN LARKIN wills his ability to get free goodies out of the snack bar to Father Leonard. JOE LUSSIER wills his football ability that he hasnt got to Len Mills. PETE McDOL'GALl. wills the faculty to St. Vincent De Paul. HANK NELSON wills his love for sardines to any fellow Norwegian. JOE NICHOLAS leaves his ears and cuculla to Dick Heutmaker. DON OVERLIE gives all his broken Sax reeds to Mike Beall. GABE PATTERSON wills his unused cigarettes to Boyle in hopes that he will make good use of them. FRED PETERSON wills his ability to play poker to Father Conrad. GEORGE PHEBUS wills his curly hair and gold plated hair brush to Father Conrad. JACK RYAN wills the JuniorASenior dorm prefect to anyone who likes sleeping in a locker room. BOB RYAN wills his acting ability and good looks to Rock Hudson. STEVE RYDER wills his ability to bug out to Jim Engle. FRER SCHILTER hands over his ability at racing his pickup to his brother in hopes that he can beat Engle next year. AL SCHORNO bequeaths his drawing instruments to Mike Soule. GERRY SHAW wills all his Montana spirit to Skahan. MAURICE SHAW wills bragging of Kansas City and the middlewest to Father Felix. TOM SHEA wills his ability to pop corn to Father Felix. RALPH SHOTWELL will his great ability of playing center on the football team to John Doherty because he will need it. PAT SMITH will his good looks to anybody who looks bad enough to need them. MIKE SNOW wills all his desserts to Mike Leahy and hopes that in exchange he will give him a big piece of chocolate cake. KEVIN STACH wills the honor of being from Idaho to all those not fortunate enough to live there. JIM STAGDON wills his big Nash with chrome bumper bolts and tin plated hubcaps to the junk yard. TOM TAYLOR wills his ability to evade questions to John Rotchford, MIKE THATCHER wills his job of mopping floors in the Rec Room to Bob Barry. TOM TRACY wills his dads junkpile six to anybody that can figure out how it goes without a motor. RON TURNER wills his ability of skipping classes to that up and coming Freshman Dennis Johnson. JOE WELCH wills his secret smoking square to Dennis Kirch. BILL ZOEBEL wills his great artistic talent to Father Conrad. if-' QQ alutatorian Kenneth XV. Dolan, from Olympia, Washington, was born on july 25, 1940, attended St. Michaels grade school in Olympia, and the past four years as a day student at St. Martins High School. Ken has held many student offices, among them, President of the Freshman Class, Sophomore Class Representative, Day Student Prexy and Student Body Treasurer. Activities have been a natural for Ken. He was editor for the school paper in his Sophomore year, a consistant member of the Honor Society, was very active and successful in Debate-played on the junior Varsity basketball teams and is .1 member of M-Club. ln the future, he wants to enter the field of Physical Science,vand good wishes to him from both faculty and students. - 0 Valedictorian joseph B. Hill from Longview, Wash- ington, leads the class of 1958. To achieve this honor he has maintained a near straight A record in his four years at St. Martins High School. joe has been very active in sports. He played basketball, and football, but his favorite sport is golf in which he excells. XY'ith his wide variety of interests in extra curricular activities, won sev- eral honors in art and debate, He led his class as President for the past two years, and was ever ready to give a suggestion or helping hand to committees of various types. After graduation Joe plans to attend Stanford University where he will major in Chemical Engineering. 'OU' .r ri- 7 r i L ALAN B. KEMPTON Portland. Oregon JAMES BEALL Boise, Idaho PETER BEESON Seattle, Washington Juniors JOSEPH J, BOWMAN Seattle, Washington THOMAS J. BURKE Wenatchee, Washington LEON CHOUINARD Yakima, Washington JOSEPH COFFEY Olympia, Washington CHARLES DAVIS Seattle, Washington PAUL DEMARAIS 410' ,ff 1:8 Ao ' TW? I if . 141 . ,- ti Mabton, Washington X LOUIS DOHERTY Olympia, Washington JOHN DOHERTY Pilot Rock, Oregon ALFRED EDWARDS Puyallup, Washington JAMES ENGEL Tumwater, Washington KENNETH FOSTER Boise, Idaho GERARD GRIFFIN Olympia, Washington 'T-1' ix? W 'I CI .J ll if 6305 1,nr' Jw -ol rt 0 In f'-'-D ' J Q 5' Q I vrifu 49 -J ROBERT HARTMAN Olympia, Washington PATRICK HAUGEN Eatonville, Washington MICHAEL GRAHAM Tacoma, Washington Juniors RICHARD JENKINS Diamond, Oregon NANDOR KOCSIS Lacey, Washington EDWIN LEIBOLD Forks, Washington GARY LINDSTROM Seattle, Washington BRUCE MEIER Tacoma, Washington mg.- ff' JOHN MILES Francis, Washington LEONARD MILLS Tacoma, Washington f'-3 JAMES MORLEY 'I' If Port Angeles, Washington JOSEPH MOSLEY Fairbanks. Alaska MICHAEL MURRAY Seattle. Xwashington 5 8 37 3. JAMES McCARTHY Olympia, Washington DAVID MCDONALD N Tacoma, Washington GREGORY J. BRINDLE Seattle, Washington RICHARD OHNSTAD Lacey, Washington WALTER PARCEL Vancouver, Washington Juniors FRANCIS PATNODE Wapato, Washington JERRY PATRICK Willmar, Minnesota J JOHN ROTCHFORD Olympia, Washington KERRY RYAN Olympia, Washington t 13. ROGER RYAN V Bothell,Washington ,j PHILIP D. SHOEMAKER Wenatchee, Washington WILLIAM SKAHAN Missoula, Montana 'X DAVID SOULE Wenatchee, Washington T1 ROBERT WADE Olympia, Washington MICHAEL WORTHINGTON Fort Lewis, Washington LAURENCE WRIGHT 7 f Rupert, Idaho GERALD ZUVICH Seattle, Washington I -17 1 Q IU 1' .AL M! - -.I N'-19' A -an I ,G 2. ,J ,D aj L...-P -1t..'.'!9 ....f D' Nr.. 5 4' A m 'Sd x-QQ , Q N3 'Q J Y. ba X k 3, , 3 .f 6' E ,fi J of IW .1- + f f QO- . .'3 ROBERT BRISKI Pasco, Washington WILLIAM BRISKI I Pasco, Washington va, NICHOLAS CALKINS Shelton, Washington GERALD CHARVET Mabton, Washington RONALD CLINE Pasco, Washington RICHARD DESMARAIS Mabton, Washington JEROME DOHERTY Olympia, Washington WILLIAM DRUM McCleary, Washington JOHN K. ESPENAS 73' Corvallis, Oregon ANTHONY D. ALDERMAN Spokane, Washington WILLIAM L. BAILEY JOHN F. BARNES Lewiston, Idaho ROBERT j. BARRY Monroe, Washington Shelton, Washington WILLIAM BLANCHARD KEITH P. BOULAC Olympia, Washington JOHN BOURASAW Everett, Washington RONALD T. BOYLE Tacoma, Washington Tumwater, Washington ...nf PETER EVICH Bellingham, Washington BRIAN FORBES Mt. Vernon, Washington SAMUEL FORD Lacey, Washington EMMET GOSSEN Port Angeles, Washington JAMES GRAHAM Tacoma, Washington MICHAEL HAYS Olympia, Washington ---7 RICHARD HEUTMAKER Kent, Washington THOMAS HOEY 'C -A Lacey, Washington ,Q Q b ff -'J wi 'gf' RICHARD I-IOLCOMB Tacoma, Washington AL IMHOFF Seattle, Washington DANIEL KING Tacoma, Washington PETER KINK Bellingham, Washington REGINALD KONOPASKI Port Angeles, Washington DANIEL LA FOND Olympia, Washington JOHN G. KRESEK Olympia. Washington THOMAS LARIMER Seattle, Washington JOHN LARSON Olympia, Washington -? Q aifsz Qi 11 MICHAEL MURPHY Seattle, Washington DAVID McCARTHY Tacoma, Washington JOHN MCCORMICK Eugene, Oregon JOHN PALMER Seattle, Washington MARK PAVOLKA Tacoma, Washington PAUL PIOLI Seattle, Washington CHARLES PLOMSKI Seattle, Washington RICHARD RAVET Kent, Washington OE REDER 1 OD Ni IP -4 Y RONALD LAUGHLIN Tacoma, Washington MICHAEL LEIBOLD Forks, Washington JOSEPH LEVESQUE Coos Bay, Oregon ROBERT LONSBERRY Olympia, Washington TERRANCE MASSOTH Yakima, Washington JOHN MEIER Tacoma, Washington WAYNE MONROE Vancouver, Washington PATRICK MONTAGUE Tumwater, Washington ai 4? , 1-F C? 9 -- , s J Olympia, Washington '11 PETER REPLINGER Shelton, Washington WILLIAM ROGGE Fairbanks, Alaska FRANK ROTCI-IFORD Olympia, Washington WILLIAM ROULEAU Yakima, Washington MICHAEL SCHEURICI-I I ongview, Washington ANTON SCHILTER Olympia, Washington CARL SONDERMAN Kennewick Washington MICHAEL SOULE Wenatchee, Washington L -r WW ,gcc ' ll 'l rn rn f 1 n 9? V , nmgj,-Y, H.-f .. -J- , -.Qu , S F n F . 5.5 ? 'J' nl' ' ' , ' kia S 4 X7 wfggm. My , ophomore Class Officers President .,.., ,,,, , , ,, DICK HETQTMAKER Ylsc-President , , ,, ,RON CHNIE Sucre-r.1ry . TERRY NIASSOTH 'I-YCJSLIYCF ,, , Plfl Ii KYICKH C l.1ss Rcprusmrxmc . H . JOE I,IfX'IfSQl'l7 C1155 Modcrgwr, IUYIAHER TIMOTHY LAMNI 4 pw., 2 . 5, 1' K-5. dna Freshmen ,, ff'-, rr if 5, ... ROBERT J, BUCSKO Olympia, Washington CURTIS CARLSON Tacoma, Washington DANIEL CARTWRIGHT Portland, Oregon RODNEY CHAMPOUX Moxee City, Washington GARY DORIAN Olympia, Washington THOMAS CLINE Pasco, Washington STEVEN EBLING San Francisco, California BARRY EDWARDS Puyallup, Washington 95 HENRY ELEY , Seattle, Washington DAVID ELLIOTT Shelton, Washington MICHAEL E. ELLIS I Seattle, Washington I ' JOHN ERNSDORFI' Lewiston, Idaho MICHAEL ETCHEVERRY Montpelier, Idaho ii? ARTHUR B. ACUFF Olympia, Washington RONALD j. AYOTTE Bremerton. Washington VINCENT A. BARWICK Olympia, Washington PETER M. BLACK Sequim, Washington MICHAEL BOLAND Idaho Falls, Idaho ALVIN J. BRULOTTE Moxee, Washington mf WILLIAM FOSBRE Freshmen Olympia. XX'ashington WILLIAM GLENOVICH Bellingham. XX'ashington THOMAS HAMILTON Seattle, NX'ashington JAMES HARRIS Tacoma, Washington JAMES HARTZ Seattle, Washington MICHAEL HAUGEN Eatonville, Washington l pug. if if Q va? .f QI fit rt A 3 DONALD HOLMES Olympia, Washington FORREST HOPKINS Mercer Island, Washington JAMES HENDRICKS Puyallup, Washington CHARLES JOHNSON Chehalis, Washington DENNIS JOHNSON Olympia, Washington SALVATORE KOVACH Aberdeen, Washington ERWIN K ANAHS Seattle, Washington JAMES KELLY Burley, Idaho DENYS KIRSCH Wenatchee, Washington H LAUGHLIN Tacoma, Washington MICHAEL LEAHY Seattle, Washington VICTOR LYNCH Olympia, Washington TIMOTHY MAKOUTZ Seattle W MILHAEL MAl INGER Freshmen cv 1-ll! THOMAS MCGOLDERICK Olympia, Washington DAVID MCLAUGHLIN Olympia, Washington MATTHEW McKEE Gresham, Oregon MARVIN MCCARTNEY Richland, Washington JAMES MCCARTHY Tacoma, Washington HAROLD NELSON Olympia, Washington JOSEPH PARTINGTON Seattle, Washington THOMAS PATTERSSON Sequim, Washington STEPHEN PETERSON Tacoma, Washington ERLING QUALHEIM Tacoma, Washington ROBERT RENGGLI Chehalis, Washington ROY RENGGLI Tacoma, Washington r If THOMAS MANLEY Tacoma, Washington MIC!-IAEL MILES FR ANK PELROY Olympia, Washington Francis, Washington 10+ rv '? TERRANCE MOORE Port Angeles, Washington ALLEN MOSLEY Fairbanks, Alaska PETER MCCORMICK Monree, Washington ,Q i '-Lf 40? 'TS ti -J 1' THOMAS SAWYER ROD CHAMPOUX DAVID REPLINGER Shelton, Washington jAMES RILEY Seattle. VC'ashington Moxee City Washington XWILLIAM ROTH Seattle. XY'ashington ROBERT M. RYAN Portland, Oregon MICHAEL SCHENI: Fort Lewis, Washington Stanvs ood, Washington 1 Freshmen ,as ,o L? G! +1-V' 'U ff- ,Q ,ou 1 ... ad' '7 LARRY SCHORNO Roy, Washington fl? MICHAEL SCHRECK Wi1tcrx'ille, Wzlshingttmn TERRENCE SCOTT Wenatchee, Washington DANIEL SCOTT Olympia, Wasliingttmn ROBERT SKELTON Lewiston, Idaho DONALD SMITH Shelton, Washington MICHAEL SMITH Olympia, Washington KEVIN TERRIS Seattle, Xwashington TIMOTHY TURLEY Ridgefield, Washington DAVID WALDOCQK Chehalis, W'ashington EDVUARD WARTELLE Seattle. Wasliingttmti DENNIS WILKIE Tacoma, Washington Q' l 39 W--M 3 aa -Z x V... 4 ' 51 9 , .,, ef, 5' f K Y, 1 js, 58' Freshmen Class llicers Prcsinlcm , BOB BYCSKO VMC-Prwlsluxlr l .-XRRY SCHORNO Scam-tary , , lil? XY'fXR'I'El.l.1f 'I-fL'.1SLlI'CT , GARY DURIAN Cflnss RL'PTL'SCIll.1IlX'C ,,,,,,, IOP PARTINGTON Class lNImlur.mur, ,, , ,,,, ITATHITR LEONARD V 'H-ox va... . K , la- ff+ - '. l 1 md 5. ..., , Ji? sr J ' 3 41, H fn' Q ilfiiu S -N. v if . 1 1 A Q X e fx Oo' 3 GEORGE HECOMOVICH Halfback GEORGE PHEBUS TL. 'L JOE LUSSIER Guard Halfback BILL SKAHAN H1Ifb1ck KI RRY RYAN OC AI. ENGELBERT Guard Guard Football PAUI CHARVET En eiierman AI. SCHORNO Q . .L RALPH suorswrirl. MIKE HEUTMAKER Hnlfbuck Cc-nrcr Comer Tackle 'Ss' JOE NICHOLAS ' -- BOB XVADE ' Q .xv-4 . . 5 LOUIS DOHERTY . 1 1 I G 1 Guard I N32 ' - 4u'f' ri, TaCI-CIC Tackle as 0 JOE HILL 'Z Halfback Quarterback PAT SMITH CII. FAIN BILL ZOBBEL En Football Leftermen BOB HARTMAN AL IMHOFF End JOHN M051-EY xrlkr. A1 fxcolssox Q b IK XYES HIQADRICK lfrallimpk u.1rrcr nc' Guard nil 51 ! 1- .Am rl' U Football History After getting off to a fast start in the season opener. the RANGERS faded and lost 5-I-12 to a fast moving Oliea outfit on Catholic lNIemori.1l Field in Sm Quarterback Gil Pain threw two first quarter touchdown passes to ends Patil Cl and George I-Iecomovich, good for oO and 25 yards respectively and touchdowns. Opening up Central League play in Olympia against Chehalis. the Rangers down to a 15-6 loss against the Bearcats. Chehalis scored in the first and third pt to give them a 14-0 lead before Mike Heutmaker scored from the five for the Rangers. Montesano, who proved to be League Champ. proved just a little too much St. Martins. as the Rangers saw a fourth quarter rally fall short in a wet and rr contest played at Montesano. After a weak first half. the Ranger line and backfield gave the Bulldogs plenty of trouble during the remainder of the game. Pain went 10 yards in the last period to score for St. Martins. Fumbles hurt both teams. Although they produced the play-of-the-week in Wlashington State. in their battle with Raymond. the Rangers were held to a 19-19 tie on the Seagull field. The Rangers came from behind two times. scoring in the first period on a 91 yard Fain to Charvet pass play, They took the lead in the second when Charvet, now a halfback. went 50 to score. Mike Dlacobsen booted the extra point. Fain threw to Bob Hartman in the end zone in the fourth period to end the games score in a rain soaked tie. After a three week layoff, due to Asiatic flu epidemics, the Rangers upset Elma on the St. Martins field by an 18-O score. Charvet scored twice again-one a 40 yard pass play from Fain and in the third quarter on a 44 yard gallop. Fullback Jacobsen, went 23 yards to paydirt in the second. After a good first half, the Rangers fell apart against Shelton and were trounced 53-7 on the Highclimbers field. A Fain to Hartman pass, good for seven yards brought the first score of the game in the first period. Pat Smith caught a pass for the extra point. Shelton then tied it up, and ran up 26 points in the second half to win handily. A strong North Thurston team edged the determined Rangers in the 1957 Home- coming and big game of the season. 26-21 in a fog bound game at Stevens Field. Fain scored twice for St. Martins and Charvet once as the Rangers were unable to hold a 14-12 half time lead. Jacobsen booted all the conversions. 5 Tackle I-Ialfback BILL WIESE GARY CLINE av- H. Tackle DICK OHNST PETER EVICH sriive smcicorsicv Fullbafk Tackle Quarterback JOHN VAN GE IC Football YSTEL Manager ehermen TERRY KONOPASKI ROBER VILLENEUVE Rangers A LARRY KONOPASKI ,rm RONALD CLINE Halfback fx X J TE DAVE BAKER DOUG ALDERMAN 3 MR, PAT SMITH Coach superusmg P,1u1Ch,1ner Tackle End Hzllfbawk .vf-,QL5 .4 , f A 1 If Ftzutbnll letters are awarded each year JI .1 Lhtisttntts Banquet to winch thc Fathers of all the students are invited. Awards .tru made to Varsity, junior Vat- sity. Freshman and Intramural squads. . Atswf To XSUTX ti s ffrsr- M Nfon than T 5 5: f .PN 'l,' , uv., 1 .N Q Q., Ak - . .,, ho' '-. L s :gg ' 1 W S I Flag fuorbnll looks like .1 simsy game unul you try ir at Sr. M.min's. Here tlz: flag buoxmw Ll rag as do most of the Clurlmiug worn by the plmygrs, Tllcrc arc rulu up mlm glmc. mu, Tlx-sc are cur damn rw rwu lu-rc, 1 l 1 lT1.ll'ik,' more puims rl1.m mlm Ulwpulltllf. -xml :Zn get Illtlwr Mxllmul ru rl-fume slum- orlucr glmc tlmn Ytllll' UXX ll. l11rr'.11m11'.1lx .alxxglys pl.1y .111 lUlPOfl.llll lun 111 ilu- wlluml .mll .lllllkllk llll .ll N. xl.ll'lIIllN All lump plny Kill mum' rg-.1m, f f llmmr mlm llu run turn 41111 lm Xmsm zuum plllys II1If.1ITN1I'LllS. 'llmc llJ5i sn-.lscnn slumul 11 .111'c.1t nlml uf L'IlfllLlSl.lSIIl nn rluc Iliff uf all clglu In-.lim lv fllhllll' Il.lITLJVN'Cnl Lluwn tu rww LHIllL'll4lL'YS fur rlmu Llmlnpilmslmip. ,Inu M41rl,y5 ,m-l PM H.lL1f.QL'I1lS teams. ln the clmmpimmslmip game, Haugen cdgul Mmluy but by Li slum margin. .- ,,Yv'.y4 4- l 'QuD 'g ' h'x , may . . x -' .-'vw . ..,,. ,,, A Qu- . Qs. B' ,. -- . , ' . 18 ' Q ' ' hx 0.-xg, Q r '1- zy - . HA 11373 fs? ft-4' , rg A -3 A-:A 3- 'QT-'W ,, VT. 91'-T .- MARTIN 'S MARTIN 'S MARTIN 'S MARTIN'S MARTIN 'S MARTIN'S MARTIN'S MARTIN'S MARTIN'S MARTIN 'S MARTIN ,S MARTIN'S MARTIN S MARTIN S MARTIN S MARTIN S Valley High Bellarmine Raymond South Bend Bellarmine Shelton North Thurston Montesano Chehalis Elma Raymond North Thurston Montesano Elma Chehalrs Shelton Dec. 5 Dec. 7 Dec. I5 Dec. 14 Dec. 17 Jan. 7 Jn. IO Jan. I4 Jan. I7 Jan. 18 Jan. 31 Feb. 4 e e e Fe .nf JOE MOSLEY Forward 4-v'- d Xl! W xx NX., AL SCHORNO Center Basketball GEORGE HECOMOVIGH Forward Forward MIKE JAQOBSEN JERRY GILL Guard Form ard AL ENGELBERT Guard XX ' i Y, F M- k F l L g y I. -it A -1 . K3 4 PAUL CHARVET Q' ! f if If Baskelltall History Endrng therr season wrth wrns and losses the Ranger hoo st d p ers manage to come rn fourth place rn the Central Conference G11 Fam Paul Charvet Al Schorno George Hecomovrch B111 Zoebel and joe Mosely were the key men rn the seasons play In conference play the Rangers overcame R aymond Elma Chehalrs and Shelton whrle losrng to North Thurston Montesano Chehalrs and Elma The closest game the Rangers had was from behrnd and won by three pornts rn an Bellarmme once and Valley whrle losrng to Bellarmrne rn the second trlt and South Bend always a tough opponent wrth Raymond as the Seagulls pulled out overtrme In non conlcrencc play they bea Schotno Hecomovrch Zoebel and Mosely were the fore court attackers and most of the reboundmg aces whrle Fam and Charvet brou ht th b ll d g e a own The JV s drdnr do so well thrs year as they dropped 1 3out of 1 5 games enkrns Dave Soule Bo Hartman jrm Morley Skahan and V G an eystal wrth Drck Heutmaker and Pat Haugen raprdly rmprovrng for next year s team ur t rs qurntet carefully wrth a balanced attack that gave all hrs players an equal chance to score X if , GIL FAIN BILL ZOEBEL Guard Forward RALPH SHOTSWhLL Center U ,,,,. , . Y . . 7 , , . . . , . I I . . I I - 4 'J , t 11 ' 7 7 . , 1 - 1 . . J ' , , b . -, . , Coach jack Monahan b 'l h' ' ' 5 , xy X gk, G 4' ll: I l I 1 f Qld X - 0 Basketball C Y 'S-. 4... J' ' ' . i , ! JOHN MONAHAN IMHII Comb QM' BOB H A RTMAN Qcnrcr WQSMQK if Ut I ' Z ' Ni' ilgjgb WINES'- f 'J f N A :J 5229 Q XC wil I GN. t V aww PM h WHS L 301119 , ' ' h, Dv' , Muisot Hkmgenkmw TLYVSSUOWA , 1. PM U' 'kv X X Van QQSff0xx':55Qf210fxcs'- Mx ,- KOH GN As. 1 NO- - . FR BAYUL hn B 104--4 hh ill Sknhanigih joe Pgrgcrxklns' 50 Ron CNE, i221 Bouxaqicc Soulc' DK D . c 1 Zuvlgh. . - IN , LU, 4 J Hcumm DM Freshmen BI, I,c.4hj.'. MLC .lfUJL'j'. P.1rr1'ngmn, Cfmdl A - ' 5 Father lllvif J fcfxcc-, 'I' 'Silk A . . frmn. XV. Fmbrc. limb liuzigyli. I . K lrcbulu. T. f,11'1lL', Hcndri k k . . . waurz, I.. Sdmrno, V. HQIIWJ-Lk Schrcck. S. Ebling. C 5, D. Lzrrwrighr, M. , R. Bllcsko, E. w'3IfCl1C, A. hfoslcy, IU. I Q X 23' l 1 ,,,.,.., U 2' -a-..- 4.1 4:4- 'cmzg . 'k '-vs.. , -. 1-. .. ' M 4 An Y, f, 15 uf' . 1 1 .- s.'5...n ,.,....., ., ,-,,..,,,,,. ,, ., V I . v 1 K fgjws .A , t .. 1-ig 1 :awww x rgfxi, usurp-sup t, mai-dn L.-.,.L,,..., if T 5 1 ki ff . lc-Lx vwy ,lbs- 6 X QW I 1 17 YY 5 -0 A, . 'J ,W 4' W A 4 'Y' A V .,, , wh' A? 1 ' JMB!! ' M ' , ,531 , . lp- W in K g ' 'K ., ' -'LE - 'N 4 siwivigpvf- 'g ' V T! li l .g,1,,a2w , . A .qw , QI a-- Q1 rg gag,-1 ., ,4 3 1r'ff31 fs ' Y' -cl I 1' , I 'A' Journalism ,. 4 's X Q in f F rey MTDDLE S Ford j.Gill, C. . Heutmalcer, R. BACK ROXV: la Rotchforel. A. lmhoff, XV. Rouleau, . , lltjxxyi M. Thateher. Kenna, W. Hailey, Van Geystal, R. Cline, R. Ravet, D. Altlerinan, M. Soule, D. Soule. FRONT ROW1 D. Smith, M. Leahy, Miles, T, Burke, M. Heutmalter, j. Haminersehniith, M. laeobsen, G, Cline, K. Foster. The big, highlight for the Arrow staff if this year was their four-tlay trip in April to California for the St. lNiary's College press conference. Those attending were Milce laeobsen, editor-in-ehiefg Mike lrleutnialser. managing, editor, Gary Cline. publieity tlirector, Mike Thatcher, hox e- town news ttlitorg joe Kenna, past ra io rlireetor, antl Father Timothy, advisor. VW The staff also attended the conference ' at the University of XY'ashingt0n in Feb- ruary. Although work was the main theme for the iournalists this year, there was also quite a lot of fun had by the meni- bers of the staff. Other niernhers of the etlitorial staff inelutlez Dave Soule, sports eelitorp Cliff Ai Frey. news etlitor1 Ken Foster, feature X l lerry Gill. ei-:change eelitor. etlitor, ant H 'W di 'N-v.N D31 Mi M ...av ,fn r-,Q ,..-,..- ,nh .f .ef- ,pf Dain Qho Middle .a- ladin ,- uv 4' -..p-4..Qv uw,-v p--nv v ...pa 14.-0 H , posh- - 'ff .,-n--1 pp-'Ov .4- y- .nn ...- mom-ov' IA! r v ...nn- ,,-f- V N Hurmd by Ccnvfbu fh Mme Paley , f qdbllf Hgh 1 151129, Sc' llc. 2,1 ,..f,- ',':'.,,f. ,f Gob'-90 MJD' . .fn .. ,-.,- ,- .r-..., I V c 4 H nu ...ff ,4- ,fp ..-, ,fv- fa ,4-f .nf ,- ...J- ,.44. ,vs- f. .4- .rv u..f-fv- .aw ,4- ,- A -- .,,,,,,4- ' 4-71- ,4-v -- ,,.- v-ops no uv 0' vvgianv- .QQ-9,44 ,.,a-1' O Q3 -1-.aqui satan,-0' no 99.4-nvdv' 1-a-4,-nv ,fn- Q1 ...Q-4 ,n-...f-q,..v-'., M- -a., got' .Qf'nn lgqlf' 'nh pq-I vc' so-u .','j.-.,..-.- ,ff -If 1- Y M- -.,. arf- f.v,.. H, ,... .Lf coo! va f - .,-...-..., ....4..,.-f. ARR .pw-.QL :E hr? p.6dl 'ia5,ddl-Spd u.,,g :a NNW iibiiliif Sl N- ,- an ,,'f- I' ' ,.- .-v .-Q -,.,-.4 vw.:- 4- ,-e::..- w,...4.e-o a ,nun op- ,-w.-.- ,- g:'v':-53,1 nav- .--. r-dn.,.- ..--a-,aww Q-.-v ,-o u .--,ne -.ann-nn an ann '-,,.vv4 :-1-.-.--ul -na can 2.3:-,,,.,.- canon-o-u .44-duno 1 a.,..- v gp-lun xdnql' 537'-.-. Qlgli G pl .......- .- - ..-.. ..- un 41-4 ani in ua w .sap- .qua ,,. ,qw- ,,f ...o fr,- SPURTS NOW CW bf O4 -1 '- -unndifd pon Lf -..--1.-.4-4 pij- ......,-.....-p till '....f-L'.T... Hyun 6,90- .o v- -..- U.: ,,.-- n'--na,,:5.4.4o- 1 fa,-.pf ,4- Pfpb 1959 vu gl-hiiqlfiw' 5:01:31 ,411-an .us-O-Q .Qm Jump-.aug-qv ,,,,,,,,- .o-I,-sv,s.o .pw-n 4 nd Q.,-no--4 von...-.F .,.- ,,n.,4,- .f ,- Q1 .-2?-aw, 40011 .,. .V.,. 31'3- 15 ,...-, '::, ' -nuns '-3' 3' -'sir-' .. .-.M- i ,gli a..-Ov'--'-' -nga .. A iffik, .... RENEW fvevlmqfnfocfseoqvlls Nop0ToBsdLpsh9S4ved 3' nd Ln hum aH9opx .L N H- ' Hen' nf Wed , ,V K , ,,n'nkm. X-A ,a,l X N 'L X I 1 . V., .-.'A .., - ii 1 ,f SXTTYSG: Kenn 1, R. Chnc. ,,' M. Hcutmxkcr, G. CUM. C. D, Skunk, R. Rust, NL j.xwbscuA cdimorg T. Burke. K, foster, L 1 ,f. BACK ROXVS FROM LEFT: G. Cline, A. Schorno, R. Shonswell, Kerry Ryan, Larkin M. Heutmaker, A. Engelberr, L. Jacka, P. Charvet, Gill. D. Soule, K. Dolan, R Jenkins, L. Konopaski, XV. Hendrick, G. Hecomovich, Miles, L. Doherty, D. Overlie J. Rotchford, M. Jacobsen, J. Morley, W. Skahan, D. McDonald, Atkins. Al MMA ,bds gf f 1 .QQ v J l'- -li? 52. r ' . -3 '2 ., A i K0O 4 ,-,,, , L M 2 M . , 1 . . k V p 1 4' 1: . , K ff, N- '7 EN Z' Miles, Dick jenkins. earbook taff The Samahi for 1958 is the tenth vol- ume to be published under that name. More than ten years ago the high school annual was part of the College yearbook. ln its ten-year history under the guidance of Father Conrad, the Samahi has grown in volume from a plain cardboard cov- ered book with forty pages to our present embossed ,ind padded covered lllflfpage yearbook. The staff feels that its count- less hours of work in producing the Samahi will be rewarded by many pleas- unt memories of St. Martins when in future ycars these pages are turned, TEN YEARS OF SAMAHI PROGRESJ , 'E Jhmwu Father Conrad, advisorg Mike acobscn ohn lirkin Pete Beeson f G J..-...:...,7'i. 1 i J ki , .,',, - 4' 1 X 4' x fllx :xx '81 , - ,.. ,. --H4 ,,,, , ...,--..A, ..,... X I ..........ll-. ., . 'A ', ' ' mv If '. Q4 W .Q 1 . V F -Xjg v , Z QQ, 1 Q ,, . in , gg ,. f 4 'L ,Ax , '23 ' 3 4 J VL v UA.. : :g. . 4, .w 4 is Debate Record The Ranger debaters under the able direction of Father Nicholas Rausch and Ld lfaker have been quite successful in the many tournaments they have attended this year The Rangers started the year off on the right foot at the Marquette debate tourna- ment by coming away with two trophies. Steve Ryder took a second place in Oratory and the team of Francis Patnode and Leonard Mills won second place in B Division debate. The next tournament attended was our own St. Martins 2nd annual Forensic Tournament. Three trophies were won and much experieneed was gained. Steve Ryder again took .1 second in Oratory while he and his partner. Ken Dolan. teamed up to win a second place in A Division debate, Two freshmen debaters, joe Partington and lid X'v'artelle won a second place in B Division debate. Then came the Seattle University debate tournament. Here one member of the St. Martins debate squad stood out for his fine performance. This was Steve Ryder who won two first place trophies in Oratory and Impromptu. This merited him a one-year scholarship to Seattle University. At the next tournament at Gonzaga University the Rangers did not fare too well. Although three teams won 16 out of 18 debates collectively none were able to crack the finals or bring home any trophies. At the Grays Harbor College debate tournament the Rangers, again plagued by bad luck, managed to win only one trophy. That was a first place in Extempt, won by Joe Partington, a freshman debater. However, valuable experience was gained by all in attendance. Besides trophies the St. Martins debaters this year have also won other various awards. Al Englebert placed first in his district Voice of Democracy Contest. The fol- lowing debaters have won certificates of merit for their achievements: At the Seattle University tournament the teams of Patnode and Mills, Partington and XVartelle won certificates. At the Grays Harbor tournament Schorno and Peterson also Partington and Whirtelle won third place certificates in debate. lid XX'artelle also won a third place certificate in Extempt. The following debaters have shown promise this year and should do well in the next: Peter Beeson and Dave McDonald are promising debaters in Lincoln-Douglas style debate and should come home with many trophies in this division next year. Others are john Rotchford, Francis Patnode, Leonard Mills, joe Partington and Ed XVartelle. Checking Ballots Partington, Patnode. Wfartelle S.M.H.S. Debate Tournament relaxing between debates .gpv -- ff -. . 5 'U IS' n Q .K xv s , 7'- 0 EQ W f A Q , ' ,fn 't Kg 'iw , LM js- .- -, CQ fl -1, ' I ' AJNLQQ ' . M tful - 5 I P-A t' 1 ' Q u al -I-3' ,, ,, 1- In M3954 . 5' 'iw L 'f' -I 'Xl U ' ' M '1f i x Q W I, 4' 'D N' M 2 5.4-4 ' 1 'G I 'S 'Q Hg. . ,Jn xg ' ' 1-Q-.1 6- rf' ' ? - L Ii -011 urn Q44 .I I fi 3 FQ A,L an s jg gb Y T 533' P. cill.lfX'CI, A. Brulottc. A' ' AM XV. Hendrick, YI. Karma, tl. Hill, T, Burke, M. Hcurnukcr, G. Clinc. M. Jacobian, K Dolan, T. Taylor. A. Engclbcrt, S. Ryder. Rotcluforcl. KNEELING: L. Mills, M. Snow, u V., Worship Q.. 'N ul 'fa 4. 1' I. t gc L1 gpm' ,v I . 411 N ff. f ji I X 'SI I BACK ROXYYQ Bill Skalian. Bryant Higgins. Ed Barr, Hank Hopkins, Bruce Meier, Mark Pavolka. Paul Girard at organg Dick Heutmaker, Ron Burres, Jerry Shaw, Joe Nicholas, 'loc Lussier. s,, S if fr -.n ,lt The main objective of the Schola is to sing the daily and Sunday Masses at St. Martins as often as possible, This they did. but also had other engagements, They sang at Providence Academy, Van- couver, XVashington, Also at Sacred Heart Parish. Lacey: St. Peters Hospital, Olympia, and Visitation parish. Tacoma. 'fha-ggi fan.: ,,,- jggl1 1' xv I . X . enior 15 mcvfxu f, mnifx 1 E 1 Q X A O Nash . X29 Q e Paw X s Wg!-' .I 1 I K nf' x P An exciting time was had by more than 250 Rangers at the Xwestern Xwash- ington Fair in Puyallup on October l7th. Most of the students learned many fascinating things as they viewed the various exhibits and roamed about the Fair Grounds. Many returned with prizes of different kinds and virtually everyone came home penniless. but with a feeling of satisfaction in a day of fun well spent. 1- ' I -N 3,5 l1'ld Ill -13 Q ,ggi ,Q - Q in .- 7 I ' '-'i s L art fl' l -rl 1 yr: 4 . J.. ' '- ., -, ,V gb, . ,1 , fu . al ' B -L .- . , ...-... -' -.wr yay. Qi- ,Aff . R415 ,f , an lf 241 ' 3125, T .......,,,, ,iv ! L L ' G I V. U3 v-4.11, 1 -- rm I f 5 .. Y t 1 7 1 V' I fr -A... W lik -Ge. -I ' ' -4 ' 4 K X YQ. n 3 'N ' ' M ' , f 9 ' X-fl, an .MN f-wr ,- 5 I u vf 0,1 . 'A f ,pi N -0-m 51 2 YL . NX 1 7 w, V. ,4 rf TUX MEAL The Sisters 5 it YN .9103 DENT5 KEYS TU. L X 'Q Sister Wilhclrnina, Sister CYfma HCM! Cooks The Sisters of Saint Benedict from Saint Gertrudes Convent in Cottonwood, Id.lilO prepare all of the meals for the ever-hungry student body. Prom left to ri fl ' Sister Annunciuta, Sister Lawrence, Sister ' ' ' ' 5 it they are justinn, Sister Frowina, S' - - ' ' Hild be ' ' ' ister Mtthodrzt, Sister e crta, Sister Wrlheimina, Si I ,V sn il 611 Etifl.. ,.,, I Y -fx: ' 4. z Q Q rs ,I-.i-IIB!! f 1 . '41 . 1, -.-ww ' 'VFW I-,Y C ui' pi! 'gun-ff Q15 1 u .1-an. qi, Q38 lllillll . jail BACK ROXV: P. Beeson, M. Etchevery, M. Beall, M. Sehreck, P. Girard, R. jenkins, G. Kearns, M. Boland. Reder, Hartz, G, Zuvich. T. Moore, E. Liebold, Riley. MID DLE ROXV: F. Hopkins, XV. Fosbre. M. Leibold, J. Rotchford, L. Konopaski. I Kresek Father Michael Feeney, moderator, R. Skelton, F. Qualheim. FRONT ROXV: J. Kelly T. Manley, B. Meier, XV. Hendrick, K. Foster, G. Lindstrom, T. Henscheid, P. Replinger Ia Club The Ski Club, reorganized by Father Michael after a three year interval, has had a very successful season. A number . of all day trips were made to Mt. Rai- neer Ski Resorts. These trips were made in the new Ranger bus on Saturdays and brought much good exercise and enjoy- ment to the skiers. Funds were raised to finance the ski trips by various movies, skating parties, raffles, etc. G. Zuvich I X Y, ,al 4' 'w ' 5 mg wt A, 2 N: g g, : . A , xx If X' 1 ' EA . C N ,' 1 4' f K -, , A J , 5 4 f ' 1 ' ff i 1 Iliff ? iw .fx -Li 274 9 S1 u u.R,,,j aw V ,rn x 'N- ',....! -.. X -R I' --N. W Q. W, QP g. , 1 -,rj R .2 ,A 2539 L. , ' .5 ,J g in-5-.Q J Y QQ? . fififi ,Qi-:ia .. , '1T11'k f - I, 'x ,A . : r K , I Q 5 -9 3 Ed Leibold, Fran Patnode, Paul Charvet, Dick jenkins, Mike Snow, joe Mosley, George Hecomovich, Pete Beeson, John Larkin, Hank Charvet, jerry Shaw. FRONT RQW1 Father Conrad, prefectg Gabe Patterson, joe Hill, Joe Nicholas, Nick lmrnel, Paul Girard, Fred Peterson. The rooms on the second floor de- signed for greater living comfort and bet- ter study facilities were anything but pri- vate this season, with constant traffic from buddies who camped between Private Roomers classes and during free time in these rooms Many pies and cakes and liter- ally gallons of pop were consumed by way of between class snacks in these hall side havens on second floor, Portico capers on the off limit roof was the challenge to every roomer, be- cause it took a bit of careful planning to avoid Father Conrad, the prefect, who demanded that a fine be paid each time one was caught on the portico roof. 1, g -- if ' 4 -2-75 Y' ,,M, I .A I ,u,. , 'J' uf Patrons MR. 8: MRS. ROYAL B. SNOW, Seattle, Washington DR. 8: MRS. GERALD TURLEY, Ridgefield, Washington MR. 8: MRS. DR. 8: MRS. NICHOLAS LARKIN, Port Angeles, Washington LEONARD M. KELLY, Burley, Idaho MRS. MARJORIE ZOEBEL, Tacoma, Washington MR. MR. MR. 8: MRS. W. A. NICHOLAS, Seattle, Washington 8: MRS. MR. 8: MRS. 8: MRS MR. DR. 8: MRS. MR. MR. MR. 8: MRS. 8: MRS. MR. 8: MRS. DR. 8: MRS. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. 8: MRS. 8: MRS. 8: MRS. 8: MRS. 8: MRS. 8: MRS. 8: MRS. MR. 8: MRS. MR. MR. MR 8: MRS. 8: MRS. . 8: MRS. MR. 8: MRS. MR. MR. MR. MR. 8: MRS. 8: MRS. 8: MRS. 8: MRS. 8: MRS. MR. MR. 8: MRS. 8: MRS. CLARENCE W. ROULEAU, Yakima, Washington WILLIAM F. SONDERMAN, Kennewick, Washington FRED SCHILTER, Olympia, Washington JOHN KRESEK, Olympia, Washington E. F. LEIBOLD, Forks, Washington RICHARD JENKINS, Diamond, Oregon LAWRENCE D. BAILEY, Shelton, Washington JOHN C. BEESON, Seattle, Washington E. P. KING, Tacoma, Washington JOHN F. BARNES, Lewiston, Idaho CHESTER BURRES, Condon, Oregon FRANCIS T. SKAHAN, Missoula, Montana HAROLD A. MONROE, Vancouver, Washington THOMAS BOLAND, Idaho Falls, Idaho ARTHUR P. BOYLE, Tacoma, Washington LLOYD BRULOTTE, Moxee, Washington ARTHUR WALKER, St. Paul, Minnesota PAUL GLENOVICH, Bellingham, Washington FRANK M. SCHRECK, Waterville, VC'ashington JOHN SKELTON, Lewiston, Idaho LARRY WRIGHT, Rupert, Idaho ROBERT E. BARRY, Monroe, Wfashington THEODORE LAMM, Portland, Oregon JOSEPH C. PARTINGTON, Seattle, Washington JOHN L. REPLINGER, Shelton, Washington CARL REDER, Olympia, Washington HAROLD NELSON, Olympia, Washington STREETOR BEALL, SR., Coachella, California MRS. PERCY PETERSON, Ilwaco, Washington MR. MR. MR. DR. 8: 8: 8: 8: MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. ALFRED J. IMHOFF, Seattle, Washington THOMAS E. SHEA, Portland, Oregon FRANK MCDOUGALL, Stanwood, Washington THOMAS J. TAYLOR, Olympia, Washington MR. DR. MR. MR. MRS. MRS. 8: 8: 8: 8: MRS. MRS. WALTER ENGELBERT, Seattle, W'ashington FRANK ROTCHFORD, Olympia, Washington VINCENT RYAN, Anacortes, Washington HUGH F. SCHENE, Fort Lewis, Washington vw Vfgima HHE 4 5 ' KECJ X4 .Lf.f,,5!:? 1 K . x , KANSAS CITY 8 MISSOURI X X 5, ff 131 145 L Zig 3 ' 15' E35 .B-vw + A def W' M .Bfi3dib '5 aff ..J Mi. ,M 1 .,.. W... 4' -1- M,- ,- ,Yi Wg 2 vs mf' f. 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