Vashon Island High School - Vashonian Yearbook (Vashon, WA)

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WTWO Gene By And The Best Two Still Ahead illit i if ,N PP 'ua , W' MADELINE PUZ BARBARA BENZON PENNY PRICE President Vice-President Secretary Saphamares Among the jewels in our treasure chest we find a few that are labeled Sophomore, We find that they have spent the past year under the capable leadership of Madeline Puz, their president. ln November the Sophomores sponsored a successful sock-hop after one of the football games. Speaking of ball games, there were several boys who participated in the major sports this year. Among them we find the names of Fred Putney, Charles Larson, Marcus Law, Reynold Priebe, and Dennis Sather who have earned letters in the past two years. The girls are also interested in athletics as can be seen by the large turn-out in C-.A.A. Although the class of '57 has some treasures already, the biggest and most precious are still to come. 'Q' 'CM Ms'-F S BYRDE ECKREM Treasurer ,.. Q t s l A is f . , . -A A 5, gjjxal -. Q MATTIE FINNEY Advisor wh. Linda at the mimeoscope. Is it Peter Rabbit or Sally?

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'f-1:47. nf fl ' , X 1n.saaf0s:n-writ 66B6gillHCPS, But With A Good Start A f . . r ' . 5 L, .1 -B iw .i T497 ii ,F gi-g'i,::f-:. . f 1,rJ,rgf::fi5.:, 5 ' GREG 'SMITH KATHLEEN SAYLER CLARA HELLESTO JERRY HOENE President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer gl'6Sfll1fl6l'l Among the jewels in the Freshman treasure chest are many outstanding qualities and achievements. Under the supervision of lvlr. Tiland, they started the year by selecting Eileen Willsie to represent them in the Student Council. The Freshman did their share of constructive arguing. Sharon Osborn, Bobby Norin and Bob Schmidt took part in debate. Sharon was on the varsity. Singing ability was demonstrated by the Freshmen, when two girls, Clara Hellesto and Carol Harris, joined Girls' Ensemble. The football squad was very happy to see skill and ability appear on the field in the form ot Freshmen. Jerry Hoene lettered as a Freshman. The school is made by the enthusiasm of its students in sports and activi- ties. It can be easily seen that the Freshmen have done their share to make this school year complete. 'Yi'-m-qw. w... balsa-... Frosh cheerleaders, Joan and Sharon coo ing Jeanie, Lana Jo and Carol