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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1958 volume:

iA ✓ y r 95 X Ke- ScAooC 'VcUtetf, ‘7{ ci4 u tyto t 1 Youth is an island bright in the sun across the sea, but there is no returning: the convoy moves relentlessly into the west And over the wake the seagulls crying. Better a hope lost than a life of lying; of all man's wisdom, truth is best. Farewell, then. Time to turn from the dwindling vision, The grey ghost of failure, the dusk of youth, knowing that words are laggard movers out of their time and place, resistant always to a new meaning. The old hunger stays to meet the new craving: all else is gone. It is time to move. Wyn Griffith from The Barren Tr ADMINISTRATION SiuperihtehdeH I remember in my school days it was really something to see an airplane in the air. Grandad would caution me if I drove the Model T over twenty miles an hour. Quite a contrast to today’s Jet propulsion planes, earth satellites, and the talk of outer space travel. The challenge to the youth of today is Just as astounding. Plan well your future and take advantage of the opportunities which are presented to you. Best of wishes to the grand class of '58 in the coming atomic age. Lloyd H. Priebe Superintendent Principal To the graduating Senior: Less than four years ago we greeted you in Tahoma High School. Now you have grown and changed from Freshman to grand old Seniors in such a short time. May you continue to grow in all ways in the life that lies ahead. In the words of Walter D. Wintle, let me say: Life's battle doesn't always go To the stronger or faster man; But soon or late the man who wins, Is the one who thinks he can. Oren C. Jensen Principal 5 Gilbert Crook Advanced Geography..Washington History....Seventh Grade Girls' P. E......Freshman English. . Remedial English 7th and 8th English Louis Emerson Library....Spanish..Freshman English Roy Heimbigner Junior High Principal___ Eighth Grade L Charles W. McNair Bookeeping.....Chemistry Biology 6 Edward Monger Sophomore English.... Band and Chorus Otto E. Moore Sociology...U. S. History Sophomore Boys' Health Clyde Robb Mechanical Drawing...General Science....Wood Shop Junior High Crafts Joe R Freshman Boys' P. E gebra...Driver's Geometry....Head Coach Anna Phinney Seventh Grade Robert Stephens Seventh Grade Assistant Coach S. Sullivan Girls' Health... Home Economics . ■Mr'H egner Advanced Journalism..English II, III, IV Jesse L Riffe Agriculture Sorry, no picture 7 ScJtooi ‘SoH'uC Frank Holly Director District No. 4 Ravensdale Vicinity Donald Guy Colin McDonald Director District No. 5 Director District No. 2 Hobart Vio nity Lake Wilderness Vicinity Allen Harshfield Director District No. 1 Maple Valley Vicinity Gilbert Lobdell Director District No. 3 Shadow Lake and Cedar Mountain Vicinity Patricia Anne Ashley Orliss Orville Aylsworth A dreamer of dreams. ---- Bible F. F.A........member of Lettermen......letter winner in football......to be happy She must be seen to be appreciated.” ---------------- Ainsworth Herald Staff....F.H.A..sergeant of arms ....Girls' Club Pep Club... Stop it ..... A little more wine my dear? Senior play...,air line hostess.... then who knows? David Mathew Bartholomew Dave God helps them that help themselves. ---- Franklin Boys' Club President.....Student Council..senior class Play....member of Lettermen.......F. F. A........ Jeff Rice ......Letter winner in basketball and tennis June Roseann Burroughs June Bug' One who never turned her back, but marched straight forward. --- Browning Girls' Club.....F. H. A......Tennis letter winner...... Member of Letterette...... i don't know ......Pep Club senior class play 11 _________________________________________________ Herbert Martin Berg Herb Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. --- Emerson Student Body Vice-President......Student Council... sen- ior class play, all school play....F. F. A... secretary treasurer..... Cheer up, we'll soon be dead. ...Letter winner in baseball and basketball Sandra Lee Busch Sandy it is a very hard undertaking to please everybody. --- Syrus Herald editor.........vice-president of Girls' Club.... President of Pep Club.......... Curosity killed the cat; satisfaction brought it back! ......member of Torch and Service Club........senior class play...........F. H. A. attend college, take journalism Wayne Clifton Bittner A fellow of plain and uncoined constancy. — Shakespeare Transferred from Auburn High School...President Projection Club....Vice President of Student Body....Student Council Boys' Club, secretary, treasurer....letter winner in baseball ....basketball.... tennis.......Glee Club.....Athletic Club...... ish or ir .......Senior class play..........Jet pilot or baseball player Donna Mae Crain Don A wise and understanding heart. ---- Bible Pep Club......Girls' Club..... Real Sneak ......F.H.A. Drama Club....Senior play....to do something right the first time 12 Clarke Scott Casterline Scott Don't cross the bridge till you come to it. Longfellow Basketball....football letter winner....Boys Club.... Yah Surda ... .F.F.A...Senior play.........Lettennan Naval Reserves Geraldine May Gwin Pokey Reproof on her lips, but a smile in her eye. - Lover Girls' Club.......F. H. A.......Drama Club......Pep Club Gee, I don't know .... Tennis.........senior class play enjoy stay on earth Carolyn May Harshfield Carolyn No sooner said than done. --- Ennius F.H.A. President and sergeant of arms....Pep Club.. Oh for Pete's sake ....part in all school play and Senior play......active in Girls' Club......Service and Torch Student Council....receptionist Laura Magdalene Foster Faw-Yah I saw and loved. ---- Gibbon Transferred from Renton.....member of Ushers and Drama Clubs ... .TaHoMa... .Girls ' Club..Service and F. H.A. Pep Club... . What a Pogo”.....Yell princess.....Senior and all school play.....beautician Stephen Robert Boehm Bob” But most of all he loved a happy human face.” ---- Hunt Great balls of fire ....active in Boys Club...,F.F.A. used car salesman Marilyn Frances Gillean Pinkie ”111036 who do not complain are never pitied. — Austen Transferred from Wichita.. it's Korean, I can't write it. ... .Drama....Girls' sports........own a black sports car Clair William Casterline Clair Soldier and statesman, rarest unison. ---- Lowell Boys' Club Vice-President.......President of Lettermen secretary......President of Torch Club....Service Club F. F. A... Where'd you get that—St. Vincent De Paul? Baseball.....Letter winner in football...senior class play.....all school play... .Basketball......Jet pilot in Navy or Air Force George Vesper Garrett Goe' 'Give what you have. -- Longfellow Football letter winner.....Boys' Club.... Okeyf say so ....Letterman....F.F.A....Graduate... with a steady income you Ket job Bonnie Jean Headley Beegee Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers, ------ Tennyson Editor of Herald.......Girls' Club........Pep and Drama Club......F. H. A......Tennis...... I can't.....••.class Play......all school play be happy and make something of life Sally Jane Henderson Sal Something attempted, something done, ----- Longfellow Pep Club secretary....Girls' Club treasurer......Junior class vice president..... Gag ........Service and Torch Senior play....To out talk Donna Jamon Houston Kent Jay We find great things are made of little things. Browning Active in Boys' Club.....F.F.A. reporter.....member of Pep Club....Service and Torch......Letterman secretary Student Council.... is Mar there? .....played football basketball.....baseball.....all school play, Sophomore ear....be a doctor 15 Paul Marco King Everything comes if man will Yes, Miss Borgeson ....Boys 1 bition Marla Jean Herman Mar tt A Christian is the highest style of man --- Young Girls' Club Secretary, sergeant of arms........Pep Club F. H. A.,sergeant of arms........Service and Torch Club Student Council..... Why for? ..........class treasurer Song leader.......senior class play....make life worthwhile................s Paul only wait. ---- Disraeli Club.....Haven't any am- Jo Ann Sophie Holly Love truth, but pardon error. Letterette Vice President...... F.H.A. sergeant of arms....... Service Clubs.... Senior play.. Joe Douglas Kinney Little Dusty You can never plan the future by the past. ---- Burke Transferred from Issaquah....Boys1 Club....F.F.A....... baseball....track....TaHoMa.... Could be or think so. Boys Club... .basketball.......be a big tiu-e operator John Kenneth Johnson Johnny Whose yesterdays look backwards with a smile Young Football letter winner....baseball... .F.F. A. Sentinel..... What say lad? .. .Letterman.... Boys1 Club....Good paying job and get married Juanita May Jenks There is another and better world.” --- Aesop Nita Girls' Club....F.H.A..... That's life in the big city.” Senior play....be a success in life. Sharon Lynette Johnson Johnson ”l think no virtue goes with size.” ---- Emerson F.H.A. Vice President and treasurer...Treasurer of Pep Club • • • Girl9 Club representative.... You said it” Junior class secretary....Yell princess ....Senior play Pan American air line hostess Bert Russel Marlatt Bert” No one knows what ne can do until he tries.” — Syrus Fine shape ....Boys' Club....Pilot in Air Force 17 William Charles O'Neal Bill it I shall go smiling. ---- Wagstaff Transferred from Derby High, Kansas.... You crazy kid” tumbling team....Junior and Senior class plays......... electrical engineer Bonnie Christine Loveless Bonnie A noble type of good, heroic womanhood. —Longfellow Pep Club Vice President and board member...Girls Club treasurer and historian...F.H.A......Letterette...Drama Service and Torch.... Sure I ....Letter winner in tennis and girls' sports...Song leader...Senior play...be something......be good at it Robert DeWayne Petersen He said little, but to the purpose. ----- Byron Pete1 Member of Boys' Club........in F. F. A...Baseball letter winner...... Don’t mess around. .........Harvest Moon King Letter-men Elizabeth Jane Moore i_ . i Liz A friend may well be reckoned the masterpiece of Nature. --- Emerson Co-Editor of KI-AH-YU.......Letterette President, point recorder......F. H. A....Pep......Girls' letter winner Secretary of Service.........Torch Club... .senior class play.....all school play.......Student Council.. .Girls' Club, junior class representative, historian.......Song Leader...... Raunchy ...............Tennis .. .major in journa- lism in college Darrell William Plischke Speedy The greater man the greater courtesy. ----- Tennyson Boys Club...Drama Club...Service Club... That do make it nice ....Band....Senior play...Variety show..F.F.A. Dance band....be in a big name band Judith Carol Petchnick _ , i Judy Whether is be to friend or foe, talk not of other's men's life. -— Bible Girls' Club President,sophomore class representative. Pep.....F. H. A., historian.....Letterette......Service and Torch Club.......Ag Ball Queen......Girls’ letter- winner.......Co-Editor of KI-AH-YU.....class treasurer and secretary.....Homecoming Princess ....senior class play.....Student....Council..... Oh Dear ...Yell princess.....Tennis.work and travel. Twylla Sharon Priebe High-poised example of great things done. Sharon' Student Body President.....Girls' Club..vice-president of Torch Club......Student Council.........Service Club F. H. A.......Homecoming Queen........ Holy jumpin bull f rogs . .. .Pep Club...Drama Club......Member of Band vice-president, secretary, letter winner.........to see Europe Thomas Eugene Rasor Persuasion hung upon his lips. ------ Sterne Rasor Boys' Club.... l was good too ......Frosh. football and baseball....all school play, sophomore year......Marine Corps 19 Carl Richard Sayers Carl As if his whole vocation were endless imitation. Wordsworth Baseball letter winner......Basketball....... Mama Mea F.F.A....Boys Club....Letterraan..Get good Job, marry nicest girl Marian Lee Pringle Molly Blue were her eyes as the fairy-flax. ---- Longfellow Interested in band, secretary, letter winner.......Secretary of Torch Club.....President of Service ....Drama Club.....Student Council.......F. H. A.....senior class play..... What'd you say? ........Girls' Club......com- mercial artist Mary Lee Rodwell Kitten' Practice is the best of all instructors. ---- Syrus F.H.A..... Oh brother! ... .Girls ' Club....Senior play air line hostess Leo G. Torre Jr. Write me as one who loves his fellow-men. ---Hunt Boys' Club.......Pep Club.....member of Service Club Ski King........Football.....senior class play.....fut- ure forester 20 Joseph Frank Torzok joe Everyone excels in something in which another fails, --- Syrus Active in Boys' Club......member of Pep Club.....senior class play...........Photo Club...Baseball, letter winner, basketball...................Herald.staff Patricia Estelle Taylor Pat if a woman have long hair, it is a glory to her, Bible Girls' Club...... What a pogo ......F.H.A......Pep Club Marry before eighteen Virginia Lee Theriault Ginny The opinion of the strongest is always best. --- Fontaine Senior Class President....Girls' Club........Student Council......F. h. A......Letterette, treasurer.....Pep Club......Service Club........Drama Club.. .Junior class vice-president.... How's tricks .......Torch Club vice- president.......Band, president, letter winner... senior class play.....all-school play.......future nurse Roy John Vershnik Anything for a Quiet Life. ----- Middleton Poncho’ Football..... Ah so veddy veddy nice’ ....F.F.A....roam the world 21 Linda Louise Wilson Lin” To err is human, to forgive is divine. ---- Pope Girls' Club...F.H.A...Pep Club... Okey ...Service and Torch Clubs....four years of college 22 More skilled to raise the wretched than to raise. Goldsmith Stephen Jay Wright Steve Nothing succeeds like success. ----- Anonymous Boys' Club Secretary.....F. F. A....Service and Torch Club.......Band, letter winner........senior class play to be happy Tweet tweet S.B.A. secretary..F.H.A. President and Parliamentarian Service Club President....Girls' Club...Pep....Student Council....Yell queen and princess.......Girls’ letter winner.....Letterette secretary-treasurer.. But honey Senior play....private steonographer Jeanette Marie White Jennie By the work one knows the workmen. ----- Fontaine Transferred from Cle Elura...F.H.A. President....Girls' Club.... Oh really I ....Student Council.... get married and raise a family of six Deanna Jean Twedt Section, Stony In September of 1954, we of the graduating class of 1958 entered TaHoMa High School as 54 bewildered freshman. Among our activities during the year were a skating party, a return party for the seniors, and a class picnic held at Lake Wilderness at the end of the year. The class officers during our freshman year were Clair Casterline, president; Jamon Kent, vice-president; Judy Petchnick, secretary-treasurer. In 1955 we returned to TaHoMa as 57 big sophomores. We held two dances, Snowball Swing and the Cotton Festival. Several members of the class participated in the play, The Perfect Idiot. Class officers in our sophomore year were John Johnson, president; Virginia Theriault, vice-president; Bonnie Loveless, secretary-treasurer. Our junior year was a very successful one. Our many activities included a successful dance, Calypso. and a class picnic at Pine Lake. Many members of the class took part in the all-school play, Years Ago. Our class officers were Darrell Plischke, president; Sally Henderson, vice - president; Sharon Johnson, secretary; and Marla Herman, treasurer. We were 48 strong in our Junior year. There were 49 who returned for their senior year at TaHoMa. The highlight of the year was our class play Our Town. The play was very successful, and really brought the senior class together to enjoy the remaining activities during the year. Our officers for our senior year were Virginia Theriault, president; Bob Petersen, vice-president; Laura Foster, secretary; and Bonnie Loveless, treasurer. Mr. Ziegner and Mr.Jensen were our advisers. On June 3, 1958, we will walk down the aisles for graduation, remembering all of the good times had in TaHoMa High School. Gerry Carolyn Orliss Darrell Dave Leo Laura m m Marla Bert Ginny Bonnie L. Juanita Linda Clair 1 Pat (?leu4,0$ ?959 Barbara Barnett June Bergsma David Bernauer Janet Bertagni Betty Burton Beulah Burton Delbert Bradley Jfjill Clemmens Mike Carlmas Diane Codiga Dino DiSalvo Dorn Arthur Dunlap Barbara Dutton Gary Edwards Jim Fletcher Frank Harshfield Beth Hileman Gail Huse Sharon Hynes Ray Johansson Gary Kellogg Dolly Lodmell Ted Marlatt Carol Marshall Pat Martineau Dennis Maxson Jerry Meek Robert Pringle Judy Shelman Grayston Shoemaker Ramona Simmons Pat Sizemore Don Tabor Carol Torzok Wayne Vork Fred Wilson Ralph Young Not Shown: Carolyn Dewey Joyce Lawson Patricia Osborn Margaret Pease Rudy Petchnick Bill Read Ron Vernor Rudy Petchnick Betty Burton Gail Huse June Bergsma Mr. Robb I960 Ji Jerry Aanerud Jerry Anderson Barbara Aylsworth Helen Baumann Joan Becklund Mary Benedict Eddy Benson Larry Burnett Carol Sue Burton Donna Bruce Eddie Chaussee Larry Dorn George Douglas Sharon Dufenhorst June Garrett Marsha Gilbert Bruce Gooden Teddee Gusa e Hemphill Bonnie Henderson David Herrin Daniel Johnson Jeffrey Johnson Dixie Kimball Barbara King Bill Knight Judy Lay Gary Lodmell Judy Markus Sunny Mattson Warren Maxwell Larky McKittrick Sandy Moorhead Bill Niemela Carolyn Pangburn Cody Paris Phil Rowe Jerry Sayers Marilyn Spring Orval Sweet Lily Jo Schwab Ted Taylor Bernard Tiege Tony Unsderfer Jerry Vernor Not Shown: Steve Brady Glen Ikola Clint Krall Greta LaMunyon Christy Litras Jack Martin Bill Pewitt Christy Litras Gary Lodmell Larky McKittrick Sandra Moorhead Mr. Crook President V. President Secretary Treasurer Adviser ? ?6? Sally Bergsma, Patsy Loveless, Shirley Pottle, Rollis Kowalski, Joe Sauer. Row 2: Alvin Meek, Jack Edwards, Earl Maxwell, Wilbur Parker, Richard Pries, Dale Rose, Bruce Bittner, Jerry Palmer. Left to right, Row 1: Ethel Read, Sandy Thorlton, Noreen Rawlins, Ann Oakes, Gayle Gauthier, Cathy Wilke. Row 2: Bill Fletcher, John Torzok, Larry Petersen, Dennis Clem-mens, John Dunlap, John Stelmach, Richard Smith. Left to right,Row Is Delvin Laugen, Bill Ponchart.Christine Paris, Nelda LaMunyon.Veryne Hunt, Barbara Brewer, Row 2; Betty Becklund, Mary Dutton, Jo Ann Kobe, Wayne Brundage, Linda Holt, Carol Bryner. Left to right, Row 1: Kate Pangburn, Pamela Lines,Karen Howatson, Pricila Lines. Row 2: Nena Torre, Neomi Sharr, Charlene Carrier, Linda Tompkins, Barbara Kinney, Diane Hodgson, Sally Niemi. Left to right, Row 1; Richard Wiede, Larry Noll, Victor Sherrard, Eileen Codiga, Joyce Lawson, Ron Nieman, Jerry Trimble, David Church. Row 2: Everett Vork, Errol Sizemore, Brian Crain, Douglas Huse, Roy Fisher, Will Rod-well, Ken Sroufe, Bill Shaw. Larry Petersen President Gloria Bergsma Vice President Christine Paris Secretary Shairi Hunter Treasurer 32 (?leu4. 962 Left to right, Row 1: Joanette Gauthier, Cheryl Huse, Royann Heira- bigner, Terry Payne, Ricky Shimono, Charles Benedict, Joe Santic, Row 2; Sue Ann Tettrick, Marietta Richardson, Nancy Pease, Nancy Benson, Danny Chavre, Harry Collier. Row 3: Sam Rodv ell, Ron Hun- ter, Douglas Johnson, Allen Swanburg, Bill Trulson. Left to right,Row 1: Bill Meek, Sherri Anderson, Nancy Pottle, Hester Vernor, Kay Haugen, Nancy Glen, Patty Van Ausdale, Ron DeLeon, Mary Evans. Row 2: Diane Murry, Clarene Aanerud, Elaine Graham, Allen Landin, Paul Kukuku, Terry Morris, Bob Marlatt, Jim Youngblood. Row 3: Ron Krall, Don Krall, Mike Melton, Jay Peterson, Chuck Phillips, David Bowman, Gary Bunning, Gary Templin, Allan Trulson. Left to right, Row 1: Prank Edwards, Barbara Baker, Jane Hileman, Joy Meacham, Donna Sorenson, Sharon Miller, Deanna Barnett. Row 2: Arnold Markum, Cassandra Kinkead, Diane Romberger, Neomi Haugen, Marsha Pichinini, Darlene Jones. Row 3: Carol Spencer, Marie Hol- der, Nikki Bain, Kenta Headley, Gail Williams, Francine Kellogg. V ?963 Left to right, Row lj Paul Tiege, John Shelman, Dusty Flint, Richard Bradley, Mike Garrett, Robert Lawson, Ray Mahoney,Allen Steves, Paul Donaldson, Robert Kenny. Row 2: Iva Michael, Sally Meacham, Nancy Johnson, Marilyn Smith, Laura Sherrard, Carol Beuley, Glenna White, Judy Sutcliffe, Butch Simson, Carl Smithberg. Row 3: Guy Sweet, Wayne Sproat, Bob Marshall, Ron Anders, Phil Philio, Bob Shear, Richard Smith, Jim DeLeon, John Sroufe. Left to right, Row l; Hugh Wall, Lance Gooden, Dick Johncoli, Francis Bittner, Rodger Paris, Rodney Trulson, George Markom, Billy Nation, Jim Brundage, Dennis Shimono. Row 2: Joel McNair, Jerry Tracy, Ted Busch, Mike Thompson,Delores Martineau, Janet Dunlap , Joyce Ponchart, Diane Jones. Row 3: Kathy McDonald, Libby Titsel, Linda Romberger, Barbara Nieman, Susan Fisher, Francine Maxwell, Kathleen Bauman, Carolyn Sharr. Left to right, Row 1; Pam Thompson, Janet Nelson, Betty Bittner, Ruth Gerrard, Glendora Saviers, Rosilyn Ashley, Kathleen Turk, Robin Mattson, Judy Schiller, Marian Niemela. Row 2: Linda Johnson, Stephanie Young, Sandy Justice, Sharon Haugen, Agnes Pease, Gerry Tonquin, Mike Scott, Rex Hanson, Phillip Walsh, Dave Morris, Otis Gillian, Bobby Benedetti, Loren Carlton, Ken Wilson, David Johnson, Robert Peterson, Gary Gusa, Rusty Holder. ATHLETICS Rudy Petchnick Team Captain U 7957 Clair Casterline Inspirational Player (26ee'i£etu( i4 YELL QUEENS haron Dufeuhorst Joan Becklund Larky McKittrick Teddee Gusa YELL PRINCESSES June Garrett Judy Markus Carolyn Pangburn 4 CCUK Left to right, How 1: Herb Berg, Jerry Walstrand, Ron Vernor, Christy Litras, Rudy Petchnick. Row 2: Ton Rasor, Bill Pewitt, Dave Bartholomew,Joe Torzok Clair Casterline. Herb Berg Guard Jerry Y alstrand Guard Coach Noble Rudy Petchnick Forward Ron Vernor Forward Christy Litras Center Manager Left to right, Row 1: Larry Petersen, Jack Edwards, Delvin Laugen, David Church, Larry Burnett, Gary Lodmell. Row 2: Ken Sroufe, Richard Weide, Doug Huse, P ian Crain, Will Rodwell, Clint Krall. 2 7etutt r) t ui uvuzl Left to right, row 1: Helen Baumann, Elaine Vork, Larky McKittrick. Row 2: Marilyn Spring, Teddee Gusa, June Garrett. Row 3: Sharon Duferhorst, Joan Becklund, Dixie Kimball, Carolyn Pangburn. }Ktna tuvuU ‘Sa 6et6 zU Left to right: Wayne Bittner, Bill Fletcher, Herb Berg, Darrell Plischke. Not shown: John Johnson, Carl Sayers, Larry Noll. Left to right, row 1; Bonnie Loveless, June Burroughs, Row 2: Bill Clemmens, Dave Bartholomew, Pat Sizemore. Not shown, Dick Burroughs Left to right, row 1: Rusty Holder, Bill Vernor, Row 2: Bruce Gooden, Tony Unsderfer, Herb Berg, Will Niemela, Clair Casterline. Row 3: Coach Noble, Frank Harshfield, Ron Vernor, Bob Peterson, Rudy Petchnick, Christy Litras. Joe Noble Coach Rusty Holder Manager 47 Bill Vernor Manager 48 David Bartholomew President Mr. Moore Adviser Left to right, Row 1; Bonnie Henderson, Donna Bruce, Sharon Dufenhorst, Point Recorder; Carolyn Pangburn, Teddee Gusa, Sandy Busch, Virginia Theriault, Vice President; Dolly Lodmell, Marla Herman, Judy Petchnick. Row 2: Judy Lay, Sharon Priebe, Molly Pringle, Gail Huse, Sec-Treasurer; Diane Codiga, Marilyn Spring, Linda Wilson, Sally Henderson, Bonnie Loveless, Liz Moore, Miss Borge-son, Adviser. Row 3: Dave Bernauer, Pat Sizemore, Arthur Dunlap, Darrell Plischke, Bill Clemmens, Ron Vernor, Clair Casterline, President; Jamoi Kent, Steve Wright, Robert Pringle. J Senvice Left to rignt, Row 1; Marla Herman, Dolly Lodmell, Judy Lay, Donna Bruce, Sharon Dufenhorst, Carolyn Pangburn, Teddee Gusa, Bonnie Loveless, Linda Wilson Judy Petchnick Row 2: Liz Moore Molly Pringle President; Sharon Priebe, Gail Huse, Secretary; Diane Codiga, Virginia Theriault, Marilyn Spring, JoAnn Holly, Carolyn Harshfield, Jennie Sandhei, Bonnie Henderson, Miss Borgeson Adviser Row 3: Robert Pringle Ron Vernor Pat Sizemore , Darrell. Plischke,Dave Bernauer, Bill Clemmens, Deanna Twedt, Sharon Hynes, Vice President; Janet Bertagni, Carol Torzok, Patti Dorn, Sharon Johnson, June Bergsma. putttne s4t4t uca President.................Deanna Twedt Vice President........Sharon Johnson Secretary.............Janet Bertagni Corresponding Sec........Diane Codiga Treasurer................Laura Foster Historian...............Jennie Sandhei Parliamentarian...........June Bergsma Adviser...........................Mrs. Sullivan President..... Vice President Secretary..... Treasurer..... Sentinel...... Reporter...... Adviser....... ,Rudy Petchn ...David Her ..Jerry Aane ... Gary Edv s .. .Jerry Vei .. .Bruce Go Mr. Jesse R 'putevie V rftKenicA ette ette Left to right, Row 1: June Burroughs, JoAnn Holly, Vice-President; Virginia Theriault, Treasurer; Marla Herman, Bonnie Loveless, Liz Moore, President; Judy Petchnick, Row 2: Deanna Twedt, Sharon Priebe, June Bergsma, Secretary; Sharon Hynes, Point Recorder; Janet Bertagni, Diane Codiga, Gail Huse. Mr. Moore, adviser, not shown. Left to right, Row 1; Jerry Y alstrand, Wayne Vork, Herb Berg, Clair Casterline, President; Jamon Kent, Secretary; Orliss Aylsworth, John Johnson, Carl Sayers. Row 2: Gary Kellogg, Wilbur Parker, Ken Sroufe, Bill Pewitt, Scott Casterline, Frank Harshfield, Gary Edwards. Row 3: George Garrett, Bob Pet- ersen, Rudy Petchnick, Vice-President; Grayston Shoemaker, Treasurer; Ron Vernor, Bill Niemela. Mr. McNair, adviser, not shown. Ad Manager 'rVenaCd Sta Left to right, Row 1: Dolly Lodmell, Jennie Sand-hei, Bonnie Headley.Second semester editor, Sandy Busch, First semester editor, Gerry Gwin, Laura Foster, Carolyn Harshfield. Row 2: Jamon Kent, Margaret Pease, Deanna Twedt, Sharon Johnson,Pat Ashley, JoAnn Holly, Mr. Ziegner Adviser. s4 uuotC Jamon Kent Business Left to right, first circle: Wright, Oakes, Priebe, Read, Theriault, Richardson, R. Krall, C. Krall, Plischke. Second Circle: Martins, Gauthier, Tlioroton, Morris, Donaldson, Brown, C. Casterline, Pringle, Maxon, Johnson, H. Vernor, Jones, B. Vernor, Fletcher, Crain, Young. Third Circle: Trimble,Heirabigner, Tetrick, Rawlins, Hunter, Bowman, D. Krall, S. Casterline, Kukuku, Hoffer, Seppi, Meek, Mr. Monger, Director. mu 1 Left to right, Row 1; Holly, Ashley, Shelman, Pangburn, Henderson, Headley, Gillian, Gilbert, Bauman, Jenks, Wilson. Row 2: Gwin, Busch, Theriault, Twedt, Johnson, Hileman, Rodwell, Burroughs, Foster, Lodmell. Row 3: Size- more, Aylsworth, Marlatt, Vershnik, Bittner, Knight, Douglas, Harshfield, Kinney, Johnson, Sayers, Meek, Bradley. Row 4: Priebe, B. Burton, Burton, .Marshall. Mr. Monger, Director. Herb Berg Vice President Sharon Priebe President Deanna Twedt Secretary Left to right, Row 1; Judy Petchnick, Sandy Busch, Marla Herman, Sharon Priebe Deanna Twedt, Diane Codiga, Virginia Theriault, Liz Moore. Row 2: Larry Petersen, Will Rodwell, Jerry Anderson, Herb Berg, Rudy Petchnick, Gary Edwards, Bill Clemmens. Senior @Cci44. “PCcUf. Our 7ow t tt SENIOR PLAY CAST Stage Manager George Gibbs Emily Webb Dr. Gibbs Mrs. Gibbs Mrs. Webb Rebecca Gibbs Wally Webb Professor Willard. Joe Crowell Howie Newsome Mrs. Soames Simon Stimson Sam Craig Joe Stoddard Director 62 FRANK’S SERVICE BLACK DIAMOND GAUTHIER Shell Products WENDY'S BAKERY BROTHERS Guarenteed Used Cars RECREATION ROOM Black Diamond LUMBER Tires — Batteries FUN FOR ALL Washington Company Phone GE. 2-4222 Phone GE. 2-9488 George A. and Leone Epper GE, 2-4309 Maple Valley Ravens dale, Wash. Washington CONGRATULATIONS Renton: Olive 8623 MAPLE VALLEY Compliments of 214 Williams BARBER SHOP GARLAND BUTCHER FRANK'S JEWELERS T.V. AND RADIO Dick Jamieson LUMBER SALES — SERVICE Maple Valley 814 Third Ave. COMPANY Frank C. Shelton Washington Renton, Washington Ann O'Brien GE. 2-4563 Frank D. Graves H E I S E R ' S C A R N I N 0 BROTHERS Compliments of Compliments of SHADOW LAKE Garage Boating Swimming Picnicing General Auto Repairs—Gas—Oil Tires — Batteries TVER REGAL WESTERN SWING DANCE Phone TU 62800 ORCUTT FURNITURE Saturday Night Black Diamond,Wash. 212045 196 S.E. 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COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF 1958 SPURGEON'S FOUR CORNERS Commercial Domestic Refrigeration Sales Service RENTON REFRIGERATION 333 Main Street, Renton, Washington Kelvinator Appliances Eugene Blaine AL 5-4472 AL 5-6144 TONKIN'S MEN’S WEAR Phone Alpine 5-5150 Third and Wells Renton, Washington DOWNING'S BODY AND FENDER SHOP FRAME STRAIGHTENING WHEEL ALIGNMENT BODY AND FENDER WORK GE. 2-4630 GE. 2-4252 m W v . m W Wfr PALMER COKING COAL CO. INC Your Local Coal Operator Box 8 Black Diamond, Y n. 1 Phone GE 2-4609 1 Typewriters as low as nothing down— 14 cents a day RENTION STATIONERY AND OFFICE SUPPLY Renton, Washington 68 CONGRATULATIONS from BILL'S SERVICE To The Class of 1958 Hay-Grain-and Lockers BILL'S SERVICE Maple Valley Washington Phone Maple Valley 2-4411 Music Means Wholesome Companionship FOR RENT: ARMSTRONG FLUTES — SELMER, BUFFET, AND PEDLER CLARINETS — BAND INSTRUMENTS—BUESCHER, MARTIN, OLDS—ALL RENTALS APPLIED ON PURCHASES JOE PETSCHE'S RENTON MUSIC STORE LOWERY ELECTRIC ORGANS—$995.00 UP 216 Wells St. - Renton, Wash. AL. 6-5491 We Rent or Sell Instruments Complete Line Phonographs Records RENTON MOTOR PARTS Company Automotive Parts, Supplies Equipment, Machine Shop Service — Courtesy Quality — Value 714 Fourth Avenue - Renton, Wash. Phones - ALpine 5-8615, 5-8616 5-8617 70 ZUMEK BROTHERS GROCERY and MARKET Black Diamond Washington TO 6-2611 COVEY BROTHERS FOOD STORES Renton, Wash. Compliments From CUSTER HARDWARE COMPANY Appliances and Hardware-Dutch Boy Paints Renton, Washington RENTON PLUMBING and HEATING Plumbing, Heating Sheet Metal Gas Instllation 105 Williams St. Renton, Wash. Phone: AL. 5-3951 STORK SHOP Where the Best Dressed Babies Shop Maternity Wear Phone AL. 5-7131 233 Wells St. Renton, Wash. REID and COOK, INC. 703 Third Street Renton, Wash. Renton's Pioneer Electric Dealers RENTON HARDWARE and FURNITURE Frigidaire Appliances Evenrude Outboard Motors OLive 8681 BETZ FLORISTS 413 Third Avenue Renton Washington MOFFAT DISTRIBUTING CO. Agent for Disel Oil Sales Co. Lennox Furnaces Spark Heaters 329 Williams St. AL. 5-8631 Renton, Wash. ALLEN'S PET SUPPLY Tropical Gold Fish Everything for the Family Pet 309 Wells Renton, Wash. HOBART FOOD MARKET Groceries Produce and Feed Gas GE. 2-4349 GERARD'S STUDIO PORTRAITS COMMERCIAL ROLL FILM GE. 2-4837 We Take Pleasure in Wishing the Senior Class Good Luck to All of You 71 Flora FOR MOST IN FLOWERS Ronnie PRATT'S RENTON FLOWER SHOP Renton: AL. 5-8693 Seattle: AL. 58693 FLOWERS TELEGRAPHED 410 3rd. Ave. Adjoining Renton Stokes COMPLIMENTS OF ------ 30 LOGAN ST., RENTON, WASH. TO TOE CLASS OF 1958 JOE PAGLIA SHOE REPAIR OPPOSITE POST OFFICE Renton, Washington THE LUMBER MARKET 120 Mill Street Renton, Washington Phone: AL 5-3071 LASKEY'S Renton's Most Complete Specialty Shop for Women For the teenagers — Sweaters, skirts, anklets, party Dresses 907 3rd Ave. Renton — Alpine 5-9751 CHAPMAN ELECTRIC Renton's Complete Electric Service Electrical Contractors Renton, Washington 107 Williams AL 5-3408 CONGRATULATIONS to The Class of 1958 PEOPLE'S NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON Renton Pioneer Branch 222 Williams Street 72 73 acuity lcOo yi Student 80