Stanwood High School - Esaches Yearbook (Stanwood, WA)

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I 'a',Q1r:1ELfa!?fl7f ,5.Q,,' SOPHOMGRE CLASS HISTORY The present sophomore class entered Stanwood High School as freshmen in the fall of '41. We Were as confused and green as the proverbial freshmen But as we became accustomed to high school, we had representatives in almost all school activities. During our freshman year, our class officers Were: president, John Stevens, vice-president, Ronald Douglassg secretary and treas- urer, Cecile Marting board of control representative, Donald Brockob. We were given the traditional freshman party by the sophomores which We later returned. As sophomores, our class officers are: president, Mary Ann McDougall, vice-president, Ronald Douglassg secretary, Ellen Rutherfordg treasurer, Elsie Sandeg and board of control representative, Cecilia Moe. During both freshman and sophomore years, Mr. Kalsch has been our adviser. Our social event for this year has been our party for the freshmen. Elena Olsen .... 23 ...

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XXX' MARY HELEN KELLY Toy have a frkltif e friend. X Entered from Friday Ha 'b ' 1 School. Higi School Pla Be- ginners Band 3: Victory Co s 3: General. LOIS LINDBERG Quietly she! came our midst. I Re-entered from Seattle. Orchestra 1. General. GLORIA MOSER Always enjoying the present moment. Class Vice Pres. 1: Class Sec. 3: High School Play 13 Leaders Con- ference 3: Girls' Club Treas. 3: Music Festival 1-2-3: Galleon Staff 1-3: Esaches Editor 3: Ass't. Edi- tor Galleon 3: Band 1-2-3: Orches- tra 1-2: Girls' Letter Club 3: Torch Honor 2-3: Sewtette 3. College Prep. FLORENCE OVERSBY She's quiet, but so determin- ed General. Q A , L FORD SHEETS Talk not of my departure, 'll hear of me again. red from Marysville High S ool. Track 3. College Prep. CECIL STANLEY Sometimes I sit and think and other times I' just it. Basketball 1-9- Q iootball 1-2-3: Board, of Co ol 1,-2' Base ll 1-3: Lettsmd .Club Co ' ,, rack 1 9 1-2 3 ' ys Cl Cab- inet 3: Orc a 1-2: Mu Fes- tival 1-2-agi Football Inspiration 3. General. HOWARD WANGSNESS He believes what he says and says what he believes. General. JOHNNY PAUL LANGSJOEN Some think him bashful, but we wonder. Band 1-2-3: Music Festival 1--2: F. F. A. 1-2-3 : Chorus 1: F. F. A. Pres. 3 General. LAURA MARIE MIKKELSEN In infancy I fell out of a win- dow and came down-plump. Band 1-2: Chorus 1: High School 1. College Pr . L STA OR 'IQ te t e ' e and 2' fl f n to speak nd remov doubt, Torch Honor 2-3: Basketball Mgr. 1-2-3: Track 2: Football 3: Band 1-2: Music Festival 1-2: Boy Pat- P01 13 High School Play 2: Orch- estra 1-2. College Prep. 6 6 N iizsmr ' ' orl'Y? Tomorrow's an- ther day. F. F. A. 1: Torch Honor 2: Class Vice Pres 3: Football Z: Baseball lg Basketball 1-2-3. College Prep. I ALLE SK AD ' e tif, words are often e l CARL STREVER None but himself can be his parallel. Football 1-2: Boxing 2: Orchestra 1: Esaches Art Editor 4. General. 'ir Camera Shy! BARBARA CI-IEATLEY Man may have his will, but I will have my way. Music Festival 1-2: Yell Leader 3: Girls' Letter Club 2: Chorus 2: Sextette 3.

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FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY The present freshman class of 1943 was lucky in escaping the usual initia- tion. Having been in the building so much when we were in grade school, most of us knew our way around quite well and we never found ourselves in the middle of a Comp III class with the Juniors or Seniors when we should have been in General Math class. We came in for our share of the teasing and were made to feel like green froshf' Under the excellent guidance of Miss Kipperberg, our class organized by choosing the following officers: president, Howard Olsen, vice president, Bill Norgaardg secretary, Elaine Foldeng treasurer, Clayton Olsen, board of control representative, Beatrice Hansen. Soon after school started, the sophomores gave us a splendid party, and later we gave a party for the sophomores. We are proud of our class as the members have taken part heartily in many of the school activities. Elaine Eide K 9 -24...