Tahoma High School - Ki Ah Yu Yearbook (Maple Valley, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 78 of the 1953 volume:

X J -A J4 y V 1953 Dah o ma J4i$ k School 'Maple Valley, 'Washington CONTENTS I Dedication II Faculty III Seniors IV Underclassmen V Activities VI Sports VII Advertising 2 5 11 19 29 47 57 dedication KIAHYU, the name of all TaHoMa annuals, means Bear and Bear, in turn, means any TaHoMa student, teacher, or partisan. TaHoMa's Bear was given a name this year in the columns of the student newspaper. Journalism students dubbed him TaHoMa Teddy. The 1953 Annual is dedicated to Teddy and to those many memories of work and fun which he brings to mind. In the pages to follow, we, the Annual staff, invite you to retrace the steps of Teddy's trip through the school year of '52 and '53. stcu(f Editors -- Marianne Sandhei, Beverly Dziedzic Art Editor -- Don Fisk Business Managers -- Wayne Huselton, John Saftich Copy Editor -- Eileen Meek Adviser -- Mj Wm. A. Ziegner, Jr. Pictures -- Chuck Berry, Mr. Oren Jensen, Mrs. Verla Jensen inidtra ti on LLOYD H. PRIEBE Su„ erintendent A m e a Aa 9' To the Class of 1953: For the past four years of your high school education we have attempted to provide the best of facilities and to create a desirable environment for learning. We hope all of you have attained your full measure of learning and that your life will be much happier and your ideals much higher than they were at the beginning of your high school experience. In years to come when you finally attain your desired station in life, we trust you will be able to attribute many factors of your well-being to TaHoMa. Principal W, eAAaye The year 1952-53 has witnessed quite a change in the curriculum as well as the appearance of TaHoMa High School. The building program has provided us with a splendid, well-lighted woodshop abundantly equipped with power tools. We are now able to offer a more varied school shop program. The plant expansion has also provided us with a large new classroom which will be used by our new full-time English and Journalism instructor, Mr. Ziegner, to stimulate a greater interest in these subjects. We are pleased, too, that due to the addition of Mr. Duxbury to our staff we were able to add a foreign language to our course of study. We regret that our graduating seniors could not have had these facilities for a longer part of their school life. However, as we build our school bigger and better, may they have greater reason to be proud of their Alma Mater. OREN C. JENSEN 5 BETTY J. CRAWFORD University of Washington Geography, Girls' P. E., Junior high classes, Girls' Club and Letterette Adviser. DUANE M. DUXBURY B. A. , U. of W. Chorus, Band, Spanish, Junior high classes. Eighth grade adviser. CLEMENT J. HALPIN Gonzaga, W.S.C., and U. of W. Junior high classes, P. E. Assistant basketball and football coach. ANNA E. BORGESON B. A., U. of W., Graduate work atU. of W. and W. S.C. Typing, Junior high classes, Freshman English. Torch, Service, and Senior class adviser. CHARLES W. McNAIR A. B., Lincoln Memorial College, Graduate work at U. of W. Mathematics, science. ARTHUR H. MICKEL B.S., Florida Southern College, Graduate work at U. of Utah and U. of W. Junior high classes, Head Coach. NANCY F. MICKEL B, S., Florida Southern College, Graduate work at U. of Utah. Junior high Classes. OTTO E. MOORE A. B. , U. of W. History, Sociology, Economics, Contemporary Problems, Boys'P.E. Boys' Club adviser. JESSE L. RIFFE B.S., Oregon State College, Undergraduate work at Oregon State and U. of W. Agriculture; F.F. A. Adviser. GLADYS S. SULLIVAN B.S., U. ofW., Graduate work at U. of W. Home Economics, F.H.A. adviser. WM. A. ZIEGNER, JR. B.A., U. of W., Graduate work at U. of W. English, Journalism; Drama Club, Ki-ah-yu and Herald adviser. 7 Chairman JOHN LAHTINEN Board Directors of School District 409 give freely of their time to the solution of problems relating to the children of the community. This year through co-operative endeavor with faculty and parents, much has been achieved toward the betterment of educational opportunities for all students in this district. Clerk MONA SWARTWOOD BOTTOM: Louie Herrin, Mona Swartwood, John Lahtinen (Chairman), Noble Huse, Frank Holly, Howard Glen, Lloyd Priebe (Superintendent). Si eruord Brink'' SHARON GAY BRINKMEYER Ambition: To put a still on some hill. Activities: Girls' Club 1,2, 3,4; Letterettes 3,4; Drama 4; Librarian 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Prompter All-School Play 4; Student Body Sec. 4; Sr. Class Sec.; Board of Control Sec. 4. Edy-Lou EDNA LOUISE CASTERLINE Ambition: To reform all school teachers. Activities: Girls’ Club 1,2,3,4; Letterette 3,4; All-School Play 3; Chorus 1,2,3; Band Pres. 4; Debate Pres. 4; Band 3,4; Service 4; Torch 3,4; Torch Recorder 4. Toots BEVERLY JEAN DZIEDZIC Ambition: To o to Seattle U. and get straight A's. Activities: F. H. A. 3,4; Torch 1.2,3,4; Girls' Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Letterette 3,4; Drama 4; Tennis 2; Herald Editor 4; Office 4; Cheerleader 3,4; Frosh. Treas.; Pres. Soph. Class; Pres. F.H. A. 4; Girls' Club Sec. 4; Co-Editor Annual; Herald Staff 4. K eniord D. Wellington DON FISK v , . Ambition: To make more than ten points in a basketDan game. „ Activities: Boys' Club 1,2, 3,4; All-School Play 3,4; Tennis 3,4; Basketball3,4; Baseball 3.4; TorchClub 2, 3, Vice-Pres. 3; Journalism 4; Annual 4; Boys' Club Treas. 4; Boys' Club Vice-Pres. 3: Junior Class Vice-Pres.; Golf 3. ’’ Dolly DOLORES ANN GRADY Ambition: What ambition? Activities: Letterette 3,4; Drama 4; Girls' Club 1,2,3,4; Service Club 1,4; Torch Club 1,2,3,4; Debate 4; Tennis 1, 2,3; Prompter All-School Play 4; Homecoming Princess 4; Office 2; Band 1,2; Board of Control 1,2; Cheerleader 3; Soph. Class Sec.; Torch Pres. 1 2 yr. Ivy RONALD IVERSON Ambition: To go to college and take up engineering. Activities: Boys' Club 1.2.3,4; Lettermen s Club 3,4; Torch Club 1,2,3,4; Service 3; F.F.A. 3,4; Board of Control 2 4; Football 4; Basketball 3,4; Baseball 3,4; Tennis 3,4; Golf 3; All-School Play 3; Student Body Treas. 3; Freshman Class Pres.; Boys’ Club Pres. Al ALBERT JARVELA Ambition: To many Marilyn Monroe. Activities: Boys' Club 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. 1; Sec. of Freshman Class; Board of Control 4. 12 .s eniord Jerry GERALD MILES JOLK Ambition: Retire at 40 „ „ „ Activities: Lettermen's Club 2,3,4; F.F.A. 1,2,3; Boys Club 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Baseball 4; Sr. Class Pres.; Vice-Pres. Student Body 4; Treas. Boys' Club 3. Activities: F.H. A. Vi VIOLA M. LATVALA Ambition: Big Secret. 1; Band 3; Girls' Club 1,2,3.4; Chorus 1, 2,3,4. Dick RICHARD LEWIS LINGE Ambition: To play the steel guitar in a western band. Activities: Lettermen's Club 1,2, 3,4; Boys' Club 1,2, 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Captain Football 4; Inspirational Award in Football; Student Body Pres. 4; Board of Control Pres. 4. Coyote MELVIN MOOERS Ambition: To get a new Lincoln Activities: F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; All-School Play 3,4; Boys'Club 1,2,3,4; Vice-Pres. 3, Boys' Club Vice-Pres. 4; Service Club 3,4; Vice-Pres. 4, F.F.A. Pres. 4, Sentinel 3, Vice- Pres Senior Class. s eniorA Chuck MATTHEW CHARLES BERRY Ambition: U. S. Navy. Activities: Lettermen's Club 2,3,4; Boys' Club 1,2,3,4 Service Club 3; Drama Club Vice-Pres. 4; Football 2,3,4 All-School Play 2,3,4; Senior Flay 3,4; Office 4; Chorus 3 Football Co-Capt. 4; Pres. Lettermen's Club 3,4; Sec. Boys Club 3, 4; Herald Staff 1 2 yr.; Jr. Class Pres. M MARIANNE GURINE SANDHEI Ambition: Majorette for a Drum Corp. Activities: Girls' Club 1,2,3,4; Letterette 3,4; Debate 4; Service 3; Sec. Torch 1; Majorette 1,2,3,4; Drama Pres. 4; Board of Control 1,3,4; Jr. Class Sec.; Herald Staff 4; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Office 3,4; All-School Play 2,3,4; Frosh Class Vice-Pres.; Vice-Pres. Girls’ Club 3; Pres. Girls’ Club 4; Senior Play 4; Co-Editor of Annual 4. Activities: 14 VIRGINIA SMALLEY Ambition: To unelectricize our back porch light. Activities: Girls'Club 1,2,3.4; Letterettes 3,4: Drama Club 4- Debate Treas. 4; Torch Club 1,2; Librarian 2; Herald Staff 4; Service Club Pres. 4; Student Director All-School Play 4; Cheerleader 3; All-School Play 4; Girls'Club Historian 4, Junior Class Treas. ; Senior Play; Ad. Mgr. Senior Play. Joanie JOAN MARIE SWANBERG Ambition: To get a good job. Girls' Club 1,2,3,4; Letterettes 3,4; Torch Club 1,2; Senior Class Treas.; Girls' Club Treas. 4. -S emorS Barbie BARBARA MADELINE WHEELER Ambition: To be a beautician and have my own shop. Activities: F. H. A. 1, 2, 3,4; Girls’ Club 1. 2. 3,4; Drama 4; Herald Staff 4; Chorus 3. Jim JAMES RAY WHEELER Ambition: To make the air force a career. Activities: Boys' Club 1,2, 3,4; Lettermen's Club 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2;' Baseball 1,2; Track 1. —senior Offi tcerd President . . . Vice-President Secretary. . . Treasurer. . . Jerry Jolk Melvin Mooers Sharon Brinkmeyer Joan Swanberg Adviser Miss Anna Borgeson Class Colors Green and Gold 15 Class Flower Daffodil The long road to graduation is ending. As we look back it is with regret that we didn’t fully appreicate those carefree years at the time we lived them. We started out enthusiastically enough in our Freshman year with twenty-nine members. A little of this enthusiasm disappeared after the Seniors sponsored the Freshman Initiation party on Nov. 15, 1949. Still we forgave them and gave a return party in Feb. 1950. A class picnic at Lake Wilderness closed the year for us. The end of every school year since has been highlighted by a class picnic. Class officers for the year were: President, Ronald Iverson; Vice President, Marianne Sandhei; Treasurer, Beverly Dziedzic; Sargeant at Arms, Ray Prescott. Helping us over many rough spots was our adviser, Mr. Riffe. As we began our Sophomore year the members numbered twenty-six. This was one of our busiest years. At the All School Carnival our contribution was a dart booth which made the most money for the school. For this we received a prize from the S.B. A. Our skating party held at Lake Wilderness, Dec. 6, 1950 was a huge success. Our class was well represented in the All School Play, Grandad Steps Out . Jack Downing, Chuck Berry, Carole Patterson and Marianne Sandhei were cast in roles. Our officers for this year were President, Beverly Dziedzic; Vice President, Paul Woodard; Secretary, Dolly Grady; Treasurer, Don Fisk; Mr. Riffe again bravely agreed to be our Adviser. We returned twenty-four strong in our Junior year. Our outstanding event of the year was the Junior-Senior Ball held April 25, 1952. The Theme was April In Paris. The effect was electrifying and those of us who attended will never forget it. It will be something to tell our grandchildren. Our Junior, Chuck Berry, was elected King of the Ball. Again our class was well represented in the All School Play, Arsenic and Old Lace. Ronald Iverson, Chuck Berry, Melvin Mooers, Don Fisk, Edna Casterline and Marianne Sandhei brought honor to our class. Our officers for this year were: President Chuck Berry; Vice President, Don Fisk; Secretary, Marianne Sandhei; Treasurer, Virginia Smalley; Miss Borgeson was our Adviser. Eighteen hardy survivors returned to begin the Senior year. The Senior-Junior Prom was held March 20th, 1953. We danced to the theme of Moonlight and Roses which will be in our memories for years to come. For weeks we worked diligently on The Perfect Idiot and produced it successfully, April 17. Then came Graduation. Thus the curtain falls on one part of our lives. What lies ahead no one can predict. Perhaps in one of our seemingly modest little group the seed of greatness lies sleeping. Only time will tell. And so goodbye to school days at TaHoMa. At least the years we spent here are among the happiest we will ever know. 16 JOAN FLINT DALE HUSELTON DELORES GEE TRUMAN HART WAYNE HUSELTON 19 uniors DALE KOCHEVAR KEN METZ NEIL RIHBE RAY MAXWELL BILL PANGBURN SHARON READ LES JOHNSON JOY PHINNEY PAT SANDHEI LEON SPROAT DON TAYLOR DOLLY THOMPSON WALLACE SCOTT FRANK THOMPSON TAMMY WRIGHT NORMA TOMAN JIM TWEDT CARMEN WILSON The class of 54 entered high school in September of 1950 where they were greeted by a lovely Freshman Initiation. Days, and many washings later, they still had green hair from it. That year they drew up a constitution and chose their class colors and flower -- blue, silver, and a carnation. They gave a Freshman Return party, a movie dance called Freshman Frolic” and a play entitled Tillie's Hero. In their Sophomore year they discovered themselves to be reduced in number but still full of ideas. They gave a Sophomore Hop movie dance, with a Dog-Patch” theme. In September of 1952 they came back even smaller in number. They put on a skating party in the early fall and then proceeded with the plans for their Junior Prom. unior Offi. leers Pat Sandhei, Dolly Thompson, Wayne Huselton, Kenny Metz, Mr. Ziegner. 21 MARGIE ANDERSON JERRY BODVIN RAY COLLECCHI DELANO FARDIG LORRENE JOHNSON PAT BOUD LORRAINE COVEY CAROLE IVERSON C. KENWORTHY MARK BOWMAN EL OISE DUNLAP JACKIE JOHNSON CHUCK KNIGHT LARRY JOHNSON JOHN LOMBARDIN 22 GLADYS MATTHEW RICHARD MORGAN JIM PHINNEY JACK RATIGAN CORAL SPURGEON CHUCK TAYLOR PETE VAIENTE JOYCE WHEELER The class of 55 entered high school in the fall of 1951 to be greeted by the news that Freshman Initiations had been discontinued. Activities throughout their first year included a skating party, a class play entitled Dirty Work at the Cross Roads”, a class picnic, and a Christmas party. In their Sophomore year they sponsored another Christmas party and also a skating party. 23 BACK ROW- Barbara Wright, Larry LeGrande, Florence Harshfield, Gary Habenicht, Jacque Weimer, Ronnie Eberle, Myma Lee Wright. 2ND ROW--Jennie Lee Hart, Julie Anne Vetters, Joan Kent, Dorothy Kay Allen, Eugene Taylor, Darlene Ayers, Beth Webb, Joan Holmes. 1ST ROW--Jimmy Burroughs, Margaret Brady, Richard Powell, Carol Smedberg, Phillip Covey, Kay Echols, Mike Hines. Pres. Nickels Fetters Sec y. Habenicht Treas. Hedln Bd. Rep. Harshfield men BACK ROW--Larry Walstrand, Jack Thimmesch, Eddie Bergsma, James Tiege, Stuart Fetters, Phillip Douglas, Tom Nickels, Evelyn Martinez, Joan Dugan, 2ND ROW--Evelyn Wheeler, Pat Lancaster, Albert Hedin, Jack Karch, Dorothy Pangbom, Kenneth Maxwell, Robert Brewer. 3RD ROW- Gary Lay, Rosa Dee Wheeler, Walter Kobe, Diane Carlmas, Lyn Barkley, Gordon Maines, Sandra Warner. 8tk SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: Eileen Howatson, Sandra Anderson, Karlen Barkley, Zenda Pangburn, Judy McDougall, George Pries, Alex Collecchi, Roberta Peterson, Nola Denny, Rosalien Brown, Sandra Schnabel, Judy Huselton, Kay Riebe. 1ST ROW STANDING: Marjorie Fornaciari, Jan Theriault, Ronny Nickell, Roger Bradley, Richard Mieman, Bobby Hedin, Jim Lancaster, Jim Martin, Mike Ratigan, Jerry Dunham, Jim Walls, Danny Sutcliffe. 2ND ROW STANDING: Mickey Donnelly, Wanda Flint’ Beverly Johnson, Mary Simmons, Anne Nachatelo, Truly Casperson, Sharrin Maines, John Johnson, Pat Ruppert, Nancy McKibben. 3RD ROW STANDING: Mr. Mickel, Carlis Chaussee, Scotty Casterline, Joe Smith, Ronald Anderson, Jerry Lapinski, Dee Lawson, Paul LeGrande, Barry Broxon, Art Mickel] Mickey Sogura, Mr. Duxbury. CAMERA SHY: Louie Herrin, Mary Linda DuFrane. 25 1ST ROW: Leilani Powell. Marie Baskett, Jerry LeGrande. Carl Sayers. Ronald Umphenour, Robert Taylor, Darrell Plischke. 2ND ROW: Betty Dougherty, Donna Baskett, Patty Ashley. Lynda Owens, Linda Anderson, Bonnie Loveless. Clair Casterline, Jimmy Warthern, George Garrett, Dick Burroughs. 3RD ROW: Elizabeth Moore, Sally Henderson, Sharon Priebe, Margaret Passinetti, JoAnn Holly, Juanita Jenks, Wilma Woolman. Mrs. Mickel. CAMERA SHY: Suzette Savles. 1ST ROW: John Sweeney, Suzanne Savles, Marla Herman, David Powell. Robert Petersen, Kenneth Cove Stephen Wright. 2ND ROW Anna Evans, Gerry Gw in. Patricia Taylor, Sharon Johnson. Catherine Jones. June'Burroughs. Gaty Brinkmever, TerrvFardtg. 3RD ROW: Zelma 'Wheeler, Nadine Wright, Rhoda Ruppen, Deanna Twedt. Judy Petchnick. Carolyn Harshfield, Donna Crain. Jamon Kent, Davie Bartholomew. Mr. Halpin. CAR'. ERA SHY: Bobby Boehm. (J3oar l oj (Control Sharon Brinkmeyer, SBA Sec.; Dale Huselton. Junior Class Rep., Louie Herrin, 8th Grade Rep.; Richard Morgan, Soph. Rep.; Dick Linge, S.B.A. Pres.; Mr. Jensen, Adviser; Jerry Jolk, SBA Vice-Pres.; Marianne Sandhei, Girls' Club Rep.; Florence Harshfield, Freshman Rep.; Ron Nickles, 8th Grade Rep. (Not shown; Diana Delsman, SBA Treas.; Albert Jarvela, Senior Rep.) DICK LINGE President t aHoMa's governing body, the Board of Con-K trol, is headed by the S.B.A. president, w y Dick Linge. Ji J4 11 classes in both Junior and Senior high school are represented on the Board. ow all problems that concern TaHoMa are solved is up to this group, none is too great nor too small. SHARON BRINKMEYER Secretary JERRY JOLK Vice-President O Wl A ther matters coming under their jurisdiction are student body finances, authorization of student events, and the management of school business. eetings are held twice a month on the first and second Mondays. chievements of the 1952-53 year are noteworthy. DIANA DELSMAN Treasurer 29 MARIANNE SANDHEI President JOAN SWANBERG Treasurer N W CAROLE IVERSON BEVERLY DZIEDZIC Vice-President Secretary The Girls' Club is an organization for all Senior high girls and gives each an opportunity to participate in its numerous activities. Under the capable leadership of their president, Marianne Sandhei, the club had a very successful year. Opening the schedule of activities was the Tri-County Girls' Club Conference at Bellevue. The four delegates and their advisor came back with many new and different ideas for club improvement, a lot of which were put into use. A new custom inaugurated this year was that of the weekly Regulation Day. The highlight of the year, though, was the sponsoring of TaHoMa's first Basketball Homecoming. Among their other activities were a slumber party, the raffling of Dick Linge, popcorn sales at games, a tolo dance, and their Mother-Daughter Banquet. 30 JILL SMALLEY Historian Homecoming Royalty RON IVERSON President MELVIN MOOERS Vice-President CHUCK BERRY Secretary The Boys' Club re-elected Mr. Moore for their adviser this year, the third straight time. It was a wise choice for the club was really on the move this year. The club renewed its smoker, a Boys' Club tradition. A packed house witnessed the bouts on October 24. A turkey was raffled at Christmas time, a party given for the Girls' Club on Valentine's Day, and a popular intramural basketball tournament sponsored. The Club also raffled Sharon Brinkmeyer, or, rather, a date with her. Chuck Berry was the winner. The boys wish to give credit to Mr. Moore, their adviser, to Ron Iverson, their president, and to all of the boys who make the above activities possible. DON FISK Treasurer MR. MOORE Adviser - LEFT TO RIGHT FIRST ROW--AIbert Hedin, Diane Carlmas, Joy Phinney, Darlene Ayers, Julie Ann Vetters. SECOND ROW--Lynn Barkley, Betty Sayers, Carole Iverson, Sandy Jensen, Pat Sandhei (Vice President), Edna Casterline (Recorder), Charles Taylor. THIRD ROW--JoAnn Kent. Sharon Read, Tammy Wright, Florence Harshfield, Jim Phinney ( Secretary-Treasurer), Eileen Meek, President 1 2 yr.), Richard Morgan, Ronald Iverson. CAMERA SHY--Diana Delsman, Dolly Grady (President 1 2 yr.) LEFT TO RIGHT FIRST ROW--Agnes Beaudry, Lorene Johnson, Joy Phinney, Pat Sandhei, Dolly Thompson (Secretary, Edna Casterline. SECOND ROW--Betty Sayers, Carole Iverson, Sharon Read, Jim Phinney, Charles Taylor, Sandy Jensen, THIRD ROW--Margie Anderson, Diane Delsman, Virginia Smalley (President), Melvin Mooers (Vice-President), Tammy Wright, Eileen Meek. CAMERA SHY--John Saftich. 32 ADVANCED AGRICULTURE Left to Right — FIRST ROW: Newell Denny, Charles Taylor, JackRatigan( Treasurer), Tom Bergsma, Delano Fardi g. SECOND ROW: Ray Collechi, Butch Bowman, Pete Vaiente,Carl Soderberg (Vice-President), Mark Bowman, Wallace Scott. THIRD ROW: Carroll Kenworthy, Bill Pangburn, Jerry Jolk, Melvin Mooers(President, Dale Kochevar, Don Collins, Mr. Riffe (Adviser). CAMERA SHY: Jim Phinney (Secretary) IRST ROW: Lynn Barkley, Mike Hines, Bobby Brewer, Jim Burroughs, Pat Lancaster, Larry Walstrand. Richard Powell. SECOND ROW: Eugene Taylor, Wayne Schnabel, Ed Bergsma, Gordon Maines, Phillip Covey, Jack Karch. THIRD ROW: Ronald Eberle, James Tiege, Jack Thimmish, Jerry Bodvin, Gary Hahenicht, Chuck Knight, Larry LeGrande, Mr. Riffe (Adviser). 33 FIRST ROW: Kay Thompson, Carol Smedberg, Dorothy Pangbum, Evelyn Wheeler, Lorene Johnson, Jackie Johnson, SECOND ROW: Evelyn Martinez, Kay Allen, Margaret Brady, Mrs. Sullivan ( Adviser), Darlene Ayers, Sandra Warner, Diane Carlmas, Carole Iverson. THIRD ROW: Beth Webb, Myrna Wright, Joan Holmes, Rosa Dee Wheeler, Joyce Wheeler, Barbara Wheeler, Carmen Wilson, Betty Sayers, PatBoud, Coral Spurgeon. FOURTH ROW: Florence Harshfield, Barbara Wright, Jenny Lee Hart, Julie Ann Vetters, Joan Kent. BETTY SAYERS, Treas. The Pair Sex shows an Assembly the fine points of Football. JIHSAJPL, A good sized audience enthusiastically watched this year's all-school performance of the three-act comedy, A Date With Judy. Pictured above, left to right, are (SEATED) Marianne Sandhei, Charles Taylor, Chuck Berry, and Pat Sandhei. Those standing are Wayne Huselton, Joan Flint, Virginia Smalley, Sharon Brinkmeyer, Margaret Anderson, Florence Harshfield, Sandy Jensen, and Bill Pangburn. (Not shown are Diana Delsman, Melvin Mooers, Don Fisk, Jennie Lee Hart, and Eugene Taylor.) i Sbate Wlti CAST OF ALL-SCHOOL PLAY Director, Mr. Ziegner Judy Foster........................... Melvin Foster......................... Dora Foster........................... Randolph Foster....................... Hannah................................ Barbara Winsocket..................... Oogie Pringle......................... Mitzie Hoffman........................ Mr. Martindale........................ Mrs. Hotchkiss........................ Eloise Hotchkiss...................... Mrs. Shultzhammer..................... Rexford Meredith O'Connor............. Susie O'Connor........................ Radio Announcer, Stage Manager . . . . Messenger Boy......................... Promptress............................ Marianne Sandhei Charles Berry Patricia Sandhei Charles Taylor Diana Delsman Sandy Jensen Melvin Mooers Florence Harshfield Don Fisk Jill Smalley Jennie Lee Hart Joan Flint Bill Pangburn Margaret Anderson Wayne Huselton Eugene Taylor Sharon Brinkmeyer $ � ■ c e V oO . _0, wisP ’ _av . ?. rt e 56 Sc hoot J) m p r o v e m e n t 3 IT WAS A YgAR OF CONSTRUCTION 1953 was a year of building construction activity at TaHoMa. Shown above is the new high school addition, which includes a classroom, a wood-work shop, a nurses' clinic, a teachers’ room, two offices, and a storeroom. The exterior of the new addition was finished with face brick trimmed with terracotta to match the old building. Cost of the addition was approximately $70,000. tn near future a modern auditorium will be added, project was left abom half finished in 1937. This year veers The auditorium, an original W.P. A. approved a levy for its completion. All evenin cbcc2! S ni began projects this year in a new wood-work shop. K e,vemn8 cIa,s,s « being planned. The school appropriated approximately $1,300 for two table saws Dana saw, scroll saw, turning lathe, two six-inch joiners, two drill presses, and an assortment of clamps and hand tools. The varied projects under way include construction and repair work within the school. School Jm r o v e m e n t A Redecorated Hone Ec Corner New Classroom for Journalism, English, and other subjects. Mr. Lloyd Priebe seated at his desk in the new superintendent’s office. Door to Hew Addition 38 J4. omecomina Part of the large crowd which witnessed TaHoMa's first Homecoming on Jan. 16, 1953. The affair featured an F.H. A. dinner, the crowning of Sharon Brinkmeyer as Queen, a basketball game with Tolt (we lost 48-36), and a dance .5 m o n e r cu jSSSBSaSF 1952. 3s rani a lies fei- '+ s o ’ Tv, , if ,- • Q yer. fj ey rson p t ' % r LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Joan Kent, Kay Allen, Jennie Lee Hart, Julie Ann Vetters (Secretary-Treasurer), Marianne Sandhei (President). LEFT TO RIGHT. SECOND ROW; Agnes Beaudry, Barbara Wheeler, Pat Sandhei, Carmen Wilson, Margaret Brady, Sharon Brinkmeyer. LEFT TO RIGHT, THIRD ROW; Norma Toman, Sandy Jensen, Dolly Thompson, Chuck Berry (Vice President), Florence Harshfield, Beverly Dziedzic, Virginia Smalley. Camera Shy: Dolores Grady. 40 JaluMna Ae ald STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim Wheeler. Ken Metz, Mr. Ziegner (Instructor) Jim Twedt, Eugene Ikola, Truman Hart, Carmen Wilson, Dolly Thompson, Dale Huselton, Barbara Wheeler, Don Fisk. SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: Eileen Meek, John Saftich, Sharon Brinkmeyer, Marianne Sandhei, Wayne Huselton, Beverly Dziedzic, Phyllis Covey, Carole Boud. LEFT TO RIGHT: Sproat, Sports; Meek, Ass't. Editor; M, Sandhei, Features; W. Huselton, Sports; Fisk, Art Editor; Dziedzic, Editor. -Annual Stall LEFT TO RIGHT: John Saftich and Wayne Huselton, Business and Advertising Managers; Marianne Sandhei, Co-Editor; Eileen Meek, Copy Editor; Beverly Dziedzic, Co-Editor; Don Fisk, Art Editor. (Not shown: Chuck Berry, Pictures) 42 ‘7 ■r f erv f X etterettci L«FT TO WIGYYY - -'FROKT .OVJ • K%,x es iteaudx'i , EAvxa Casxex x e(V vce ?x es-vdexw.'), o'j ? vuv e'j (?o xx VLecox exy Va San Yvex ( K Spoxx Manage: ), Caxxxxexx VI x sox (Sec -Tx ea- x,uxexy 1SKCK ROW •. Saxvd'j leusexv.N'xxgxu-xa SxxxaWe'j, XAvss Cxavdoxd(M -sex), Ex eev VAeeVT xesxdeaxy loan Swaxvbexg, Do .n 'TYxoxxupsoxx. C KVA RK SHY •. ReNexYj DzxetaAC, YAaxxavme SaxxdYvex, loan F xxix, SVvaxou fcx x Vxx e ex. tt . n ' LEFT TO RIGHT—FIRST ROW: Carroll Kenworthy, Butch Bowman, Mark Bowman, John Saftich, Newell Denny, Neil Riebe, Richard Morgan. SECOND ROW: Carl Soderberg, Dick Linge, Ronald Iverson, Chuck Berry (President), Les Johnson, Don Collins, Jim Twedt, Jim Wheeler. CAMERA SHY: Leon Sproat (Sec-Treasurer). Wayne Huselton (Vice-President). Ken Metz. Jerry Jolk, Don Fisk. 43 Evening Ag Class SCENES AT TaHoMa F.H.A. Valentine Dinner 44_________________ Mrs. Huselton, Oar Coo iMBCL-feg Ji , Oar Custodian Beverly Dziedzic, Queen; Mary Linda DuFrane, Princess; Dolores Eckert. Princess: _ ABOVE: Head Coach. Art Mickel. UPPER RIGHT: HalpiT Assistant Clement IN CIRCLE: Co-Captains of the 52 TaHoMa Bear Football Squad: Chuck Berry and Dick Linge. a leer ootiaii JERRY BODVIN MARK BOWMAN MIKE BOWMAN NEWELL DENNEY BEARS HAD SPIRIT BUT NO WINS-------- As the figures on this page and the next clearly indicate, the TaHoMa Bears had a toughseason. Plenty of spiritwas demonstrated, however, and the boys were always in fighting mood. LAKESIDE LEAGUE STANDING Won Lost Pts. For Pts. A; Lakeside 3 0 100 6 Everett J. V. 2 1 101 26 Tolt 1 2 14 37 TAHOMA 0 3 0 146 DALE HUSELTON WAYNE HUSELTON RONALD IVERSON 48 LES JOHNSON CARROLL KENWORTHY LARRY JOHNSON SEASON RECORD TaHoMa Score Opponent Opponent's Score 0 Yelm 7 0 Toil 7 (Jamboree) 0 Everett J. V. 14 (Jamboree) 0 Toll 8 13 Renton B 7 6 Highline B 20 0 Everett 70 0 Lakeside 68 14 Chimacum 27 •Lakeside League game DICK MORGAN NEWELL DENNY (TaHoMa score listed first) 39 Fife 36 17 Chimacum 26 48 N. Kitsap 74 32 Foster 49 47 Alumni 56 36 Toll 48 43 Chimacum 28 38 Everett 41 •League game. 44 Lakeside 20 47 Foster 50 36 Toll 45 32 Lake Stevens 65 42 Fife 46 38 Lakeside 43 31 Everett 46 JERRY JOLK v M W t Jt LEON SPROAT JIM TWEDT SECOND TEAM Standing Pete Vaiente, Bomba Morgan, Jack Ratigan, Jack Thiminesch. Kneeling Larry Johnson, Tom Nickels, Walter Kobe, Pat Lancaster. Carl Soderberg Nell Rlebe Don Fisk 51 Top Lombardini. Carl Sodarberg, Bomba M g ln Larry LeGrande Pete Valente, « Walter Kobe. (Baseball 53 24 4 4 ■« •« •« 4 •« • •« •« •« •« ■« « J «J •« •« «l t •« •« •« •« «I -4 -a «I «| -a -a 4 4 4 t | «J 4 -a 4 «J-a J J .a -a -a-a 4 -a -a -a 4 4 4 -a -a J -a 4 4 -a 4 4 -a .a 44 4 4 -a -a -a -a -a « 4 4 4 4 FARM EQUIPMENT International Harvester international Harvester Trucks Equipment McCormick Tractors and Farm Equipment International Refriqerators Freezers Pumps Chrysler-Plymouth Automobiles Call AUBURN 45 BREWER EQUIPMENT GO. 23 A St. Southwest 4444444444444444444444444444444444444 444 444444444444444 iM v A u •4 4‘14 4 4444-d 4 4 4 4.3 POPE FORD ... The FORD Corner THIRD BURNETT RENTON, WN. 7• ! • ! • ! d d • ! • ! d J d • ! 3 fl Kl J • ! d • ! ■ ! d • ! • ! J d d J I • ! G • ! • ! • ! • ! d • ! • ! • ! « ! I J d G G d KI «d • ! • ! I � G G I d • ! d J • ! • ! d d d I • ! • ! d !l -d • ! G d • ! J J J Hi d - J •$ t VALLEY SPORT SHOP Fishing Headquarters Phone 2-4795 Maple Valley Washington DOWNING AUTO REPAIR Expert Body and Fender Work Painting Phone Maple Valley 2-4630 On Hobart, Issaquash Road Congratulations to Class of '53 BETTY'S LUNCH Short Orders, Home made Pies Phone 2-4194 Maple Volley Rt. 1, Box 92 y c t i J-I i i a•( (-d t-j• t ]7 •{ j c i iki-j-j J j j i i-i•{ d «i 4-i.j.{.4.i i.j-j-j i• . -j i i V V V 7 7 V V 7 7 V 7 V 7 V 7 7 7 7 7 V 7 7 7 7 v 7 7 7 7 7 7 v 7 S 58 V Congratulations to Class of '53 ANDERS FIRESTONE 1518 Cole Street Phone 72 Enumclaw Washington A. C. WRIGHT DUTCH BOY PAINT STORE 1712 Cole St. Phone 169-J Enumclaw Washington Glass, Paints Picture Frames DOUGLAS PLUMBING Heating and Electrical Appliances Phone 382 1702 Cole St. Enumclaw Washington -4 J-4'4-4«-4 t-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4'4-4-.; -4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-441 ? JOE PETSCHES RENTON MUSIC STORE Accordions, Guitars Band Instruments Rentals applied on Purchase 216 Wells St. Phone 5-5491 ■J 4 4-4 4-4-4 4 4-4 4 4-J 4-J-4 4-4 4 2 -J-4-1-4-4-4-4-4-1-4-4-4-4-4-1-4-4-4 r GREEN RIVER GORGE 4 Course Dinner 1.75 Chicken (China Cross) Trout (Rainbow) Compliments of ENUMCLAW AUTO WRECKING Used Parts Repairing Phone 259 H . G . Bel lack Good Luck Bears MURRAY'S 5 10 Store Kent Washington LACK IE'S RENTON ELECTRIC COMPANY 405 - 3rd Ave . Phone 5-4377 Renton Washington FASHIONETTE 916 Third Avenue Phone 5-3636 Ladies Apparel Renton Washington Best Wishes TaHoMa Bears PRATT’S RENTON FLOWER SHOP 410 3rd Ave. Renton, Wash. Seattle Mo. 1889 Phone 5-5161 Congratulations and Good Luck Bears SILOR'S MOTOR PARTS Kent-----Burien ? 7 T 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 ? 7 7 7 VALLEY BARBER SHOP Old Post Office Building Maple Valley Washington a a a A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A 24 •« ■« ■ ! -a •$ -d 4 4 i -a •« -a a • ! i •« a «j a • ! -a -a j -a -a a « -a 4 -a -a -a •« -a -a «a • ! «i •« «a •$ -c -a «a «j -a -a m • ! -a -a -a m m -a m m -a ■$ •$ -a -a -a a • ! •$ hj m •« .$ m -s m .$ -i m «i - j •« A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A tr % BILL 4 RALPH'S MARKET S� ? ? V V 59 7 7 7 7 7 7 � 7 7 V 7 7 7 7 7 7 9 7 S’ S’ S’ S’ S’ S’ S’ S’ 7 S’ S’ S’ S’ S’ 7 S’ S’ S’ V S’ S’ S’ V V S’ S’ 9 7 S’ S’ S’ S’ S’ r 7 S’ S’ S’ S’ S’ S’ S’ 7 V 7 Congratulations and Best Wishes FLASH'S I Oc STORE 212 Wells St. Renton Phone 5-4731 PEDERSEN BROS. FUEL CO. Heating Oils Your Comfort Is Our Business 115 Park Ave. Renton, Wash. Phone 5-3306 105th St. — Main St. Bellevue, Wash. Nites 5-3279 7 9 r 7 S’ S’ S’ 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 Compliments of HOFFMAN CHEVROLET COMPANY Enumclaw Washington Cp M J vl 1 J { • I 1 J 1 •! 1 vl I J •! -1 1 ( y I«t|n|-Jnj-I-J-J J-Itl-JS-1 tf 1-I 7 T Congratulations | | and r 1 Good Luck ? Seattle—Mo. 2999 Renton 5-3138 Class of '53 | WENDY'S ? GENERAL MDSE. I «■ Tires - Batteries j Sundries a NORTHWESTERN REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE CO. Phone 571 Ravensdale Washington 425 Airport Way RENTON Ben Bergsma Virgil M. Goodin COURIER HERALD Enumclaw Washington Printers—Publishers Office Supplies •d-d-d-d-t t-i-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-J-3-d-d ' 7 t-d'd'd’d-t t-d-d-J'd-i'd-d-J-d'd'd-d-d-l-i-d i'd-d-d'd'd-d-d-d'd-J.d-J-d-d-d'd'O? d«i-d-d-d-l-d-d«J-d-d-J-d-W-d-d-d-d Congratulations from ? ELLIS FOOD MARKETr Congratulations from WILLIAMS SWANSON 11500 Sunset highway CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE 700 3rd Ave., Renton Phone 5-4566, Renton LA. 4455, Seattle 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 Phone 5-6446 Renton Washington Best Wishes Class of 1953 BEN FRANKLIN'S 5 10 Store School supplies for all 302 W. Meeker St. Kent Washington Compliments | v of ? ? ROY E. BERRY } Insurance agenc 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 ¥ Z Auto - Life - Fire V 7 7 7 7 7 2 60 State Farm Mutual Insurance Co. Kent Washington It's Easy to use our Bank FIRST NATIONAL BANK of RENTON Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Member Federal Reserve Bank. WESTERN SUPPLY AUTO CO. 226 E. Main St. Phone 105 Auburn Washington «?44444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444 � A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A 7 A 7 A ? A ? 44444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 frtrl-t-l-trtrlrtrfrfrt-tUft-lrl-t-l-l-V-l-t-t-trti-lhto-l’t-l'tH-l-frV-trt-t-l-l-t-t-lrlrl-t-l'l-l'l-t-t-l-t-t-trl-l-l't-t-l'l-lrt-l-ti-trt-lfl-t-l-l-trl-l-t-l-trl't)- 4 4 4 A ■ 4 4 4 ■« ■« 4 ■ ■« ■ ■« 4 A HI ■« •« •« A 4 «l4 -d - J 4 -3 4 4 4 ■� •« S -d «J -4 ■« 4 4 4 4 4 -d -d •$ -d -d 4 4 4 4 4 -d -d -d -d -d -d 4 -d -d 4 -d ■ -d 4 4-d -d Congratulations From HARVEY'S J TAHOMA GROCERY $ « v T J ’ v Candy - pop J Ice Cream Congratulations to the Class of 53” IVER ORCUTT | Congratulations v Class of '53 ? v 5 RAYMOND'S % EMPORIUM V V | 924 Third Ave. S 5-5811 Renton FRANK'S SERVICE $ T 7 ? A 7 ? Complete Auto r Repairing Batteries Accessories a ; HIGHLAND VARIETY I | Renton Highlands 5 5-4560 Renton | across from the High School Wrecker Service Phone 2-4222 Maple Val ley Wash . Good Luck Bears ZUMEK BROS. Grocery Market Phone 316 Black Diamond Washington Compliments of SPURGEON'S FOUR CORNERS Tires - Gas Lunches Refreshments Phone 2-4252 Maple Valley Washington Compliments of ENUMCLAW 5 10 STORE Variety Mdse. 1617 Cole St. Enumclaw Compliments of FISHER BROTHERS Hardware Furniture Phone 134 Enumclaw 7 ? TONKINS TOGGERY MENS WEAR Phone 5-5150 3rd and Wells Renton Wash. BREWER'S REGAL-FURNITURE COMPANY 805 Second Ave. Renton Washington Phone 5-3442 Fabrics of Fashion for Home Sewing The FABRIC CENTER 310 Wells St. — Renton Phone 5-7414 RENTON BOWLING RECREATION Fountain Sporting Goods Open from 12 to 12 113 3rd Ave. Renton Phone 5-3022 HEPLER MOTOR CO. Congratulations from MARKET BASKET NO. 1222 Bronson Way No. Renton SALES SERVICE I MARKET BASKET NO. 2 12706 Renton Ave. Seattle 88, Wash . Telephone 6-6500 7 ISSAQUAH I v v V 62 V MARKET BASKET NO. Renton Highlands Wash. KENNY'S % MOBILE SERVICE A A A Delco - Auto Lite £ parts a Groceries - Gas Auto Repairs Electric Welding £ Battery Service a Phone 5-5295 | Maple Valley Hiway £ d • ! 3 G ■« • ! • ! -a 4 K! • ! 3 • ! d d • ! • ! •$ KJ • ! « 1 • ! -d •'I 1 ■ ! KI 4 • ! • ! • ! •d 'd G • X • ■$ • •d G • ! I • J ■ ! KI • ! • ! 5 3 • ! J • ! • ! 3 I •d G • ! •d 3 • ! • ! •d J «J -1 •£ -d • ! ■ ! • ! -d •$ 3 Congratulations to Class of '52 LAKE YOUNG SERVICE CONGRATULATIONS FROM GAFFNEY’S LAKE WILDERNESS Dancing - Roller Skating Boating Swimming Golf Route 1, Maple Volley Phone Maple Volley 2-4444 Compliments of FARM SUPPLIES Phone 66 Enumclaw Machinery Irrigation Silos - Chain saws Compliments of THE SPORT SHOP Fishing Hunting Headquarters Jantzen - White Stag - Catalina Sportswear 1500 Cole St. Enumclaw Compliments of KENT HARDWARE FURNITURE Complete Home Furnishings Here are some of the Nationally Adv. Brands Calvenator - Deep Freeze - Monarch Amana Freezers - Coleman - RCA Victor Maytag - Testate Ranges - Bendix Exclusive Rug Sales - Youngstown Ranges Congratulations from Payless Food Store Enumclaw's Most Modern Food Center ’Enumclaw Washington f A •fl d | Kj • ! • ! d «d d d -3 d KI • ! d n! • ! 3 d J • ! •d nl d d - I • ! • W “3 “3 ■ ! 1 ’d i •d •d nl 'd -1 • ! J -i 3 • ! -4 «3 -i -I Kl -I «J -i 3 1 4 -J 3 Kl -I I I - f -I-I i -I 1 -4 J-I -I-J «J |-J � | -j -i SELLAND MOTOR PARTS 1636 Cole St. Phone 416 Enumclaw Washington Compliments of GAUTHIER BROS. Lumber Logging Rough or Surfaced Retail Lumber Wholesale Phone 2-4309 Maple Val ley Washington Compliments of CARNINO BROS. GARAGE ruck Automobile Repairs Gas - Oil Phone 555 Black Diamond V DANCE at FOSS' SHADOW LAKE Swimming—Cabins Picnic Grounds Route 1, Renton Phone M. V. 2-4378 Compliments of ENUMCLAW ROCHDALE CO. General Merchandise Phone 7 Enumclaw Washington Compliments of FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ENUMCLAW Enumclaw Washington Compliments of PALMER COKING COAL COMPANY INC. Box 8 Black Diamond Washington 63 4‘ M44' 'll' 4444'l'lt-]' IHt444-]444-144'll'«4- 4-l 4444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444( Compliments of FARMERS MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. Fire - Auto Friendly Service Since 1898 1460 Wells St. Enumclaw Congratulations from AMES Renton's Leading Jewelers 815 Third Ave. Phone 5-3704 Renton Washington SHAW BROS. DRUG Renton Ten Cent Drug Store Phones: Renton 5-4391 Seattle Mo. 1859 220 Wells St. Renton Washington Happiness Good Health from HUB CITY DRUGS Prescription Specialists Phone 5-5611 Renton •3 «3 Ml -3 3 Ml 3 MI MI Ml MI MI Ml MI • ! Ml MI Ml -3 3 Ml � 3 -I Ml Ml Ml m3 -I Ml 3 -3 � 3 3 � 3 � 3 «3 3 3 «3 3 3 Ml 3 Ml «3 3 3 3 3 «J -I nl Ml •! 3 Ml � 3 Ml � 3 m3 � 3 «f f 3 1 «3 Ml fl � J MI «3 Ml «j .3 «j j .3 .3 3 Compliments of BUTCHER LUMBER COMPANY Maple Valley Washington Congratulations from CERR'S MUSIC Distributers of All Name Brands Seattle CANYON MILL COMPANY Everything for the home except the Bride Congratulates the Class of '53 Phone Kent 933 Washington A Groceries Congratulations from SHURFINE CASH STORE Meats Warm Room Lockers Phone 2-4244 Maple Valley Joe Mezzavilla CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS of 1953 KIAHYU STAFF Hardware I Prop. 1 «3 Ml 3 Ml 3 •! MI 3 •! Ml-I «3-3 � 3 «3 3 Ml � 3 Ml •. -v ns-3 Ml Ml � 3 Ml-3 3 Ml 3 � 3 3 nj 3.3.3, ECKERT'S Automotive Service SEATTLE 1943 Fourth Ave S. Seneca 3136 ABERDEEN 1721 Simpson Ave. Aberdeen 10 ' � t -1-� -1 -s-� -1-� . ] . s-� .� . t . t.� .� . t-� . ! .� . t). i .t-� . ! . r-1-1 .� . t-! . t.t-1). si-E-1-1.1.1 . B. t-1 . £. t). i . i). £. I r� j. p. jyp. 7-a -a «-d -a -a -a -s i -a •« « •« -a •« •$ 4 -a j i -v -d -a -a i -d d -a -d -a -d -i -d -d -d -d -a -d -d -d-d «i -d « -a « « « « -j .$ -d. j -a -a -j m .$ .$ -j wj .$ wj .$ .j 4 4 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 w 7 V 7 7 V 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 V 7 7 V 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 V 7 V S� 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 S� V 7 V 7 V V V V 7 V V V 7 7 CONGRATULATIONS from Phone 2 -4646 Re . 2-4785 Titan Chain Saw Repairing JUJSHELERS SERVICE SUPPLY CO. PEOPLES National BANK of Washington Since 1889 Ronton Branch Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation R . 1, Box 89 Maple Valley, Wn. Ralph Wilson ? I J i.|.|.|.i.I.|.J.| I.i.l.|.|.|.|.|.|.|.|.|-|.|.|.i.|.,.(.l.j-c-l-|.l-i r I RENTON AUTO GLASS CO. v i i —i . r- WE INSTALL SAFETY GLASS Call 5-3670 Window Glass . . . Glass Table Tops Auto Glass Replaced 3rd Rainier Next to XXX Barrel CONGRATULATIONS to Class of 53 HIGHEST QUALITY PORTRAITS At Very Moderate Prices | School Work - Weddings - Copies - Framing KENNELL-ELLIS STUDIO 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 r 7 7 •p 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 o V o 7 7 7 7 V Culliton operated 7 ? 914 3rd Ave. Renton — 5-4308 7 «-«•«-• •«•!• 7 “ 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 Compliments of BOTHELL CHEVROLET COMPANY Cadillac — Chev. Sales — Service Phone 76 Auburn, Wn. 7 RAINIER GLOVES The Finest in Fine Gloves Only the World's Finest Leather can make Fine Gloves Men, Women and Children Table Cut Maple Valley 2-4657 Patronizes Our Advertizers