Vaughn Union High School - Perclawam Yearbook (Gig Harbor, WA)

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he school s tumerous departments Many op eortunrttes are proxrded for those rnterested rn onnrnercral cour Qs The boys are partrcularly fortunate rn havma one of the hest equrpped hops rr' th1s sectlon Students tmd health and orologv class s made more rnterestrnq lay the use of a hte srze model ot a human loody known tamrlrarly as Charlie every part ot whrch nay be removed to show rts relatronshrp to other parts Thrs vear the Home Econornrcs department '7w!1m9ue l aratory eautpped wlth all the latest con V nrences The lahcratorv has seven umt latch each ha Jmq a new electrrc stove bullt tn cup oards srnk nreaktast set and cookmq ute rsrvs A group ot tour qrrls share each unlt olanrlna and servmq therr meals m tamrly style Thls mod rn lahoratory IS one ot the most u tc aate rn the state tor a school ot thts srze Sears Woolley Hrah School has always trred to att r a varretv ct courses that would he ot mterest to students tratmnq rn both vocatronar and cultural suhtects '7 ' I' 'rl' :.l :Z : 'T H Y T ' 1.1 I: T: T :TFA 71 IT: lllli' l 'Tl 1 T -T I' T :J H - 1' ' 4 The arzove pictures atve scenes trom some ot was fortunate in ohtainlna a new, modern toads 1 , X A . r ' Lt . - acc T T A p fp ,L V, T T e A . cQ'- yr Q T - C r - T s '. T eiis, o ' T t c T , T -' T T . T ' b T Q 'N . , ' I , , . A 'N I r V S . . . l -ef' A - f T T A T . es rr T T T f e A A A ' ' - ' .. . T e L T , , ,, T ,, . C, K- ' - 5 V - ' ' ' A 1 ' 1 . f . I A I V 5 I ' 4 I

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.1 Top Prcture Front Row Bradley G Chase Bock E Chase Brysor Pllrs Cumpton A rundson Brendle Dyksterhurs Bcrrlew Row Q A Be les De-Bay Flrrstofferson Chrrstranson Enberg lverson Adema Aalqard Coulter Crone Comstock Row 3 Crowder Davrs Andal Arentzen Ebelrng B Belles Anderson Barr But'on Ellrs Prcture 2 Front Row R lohnson Cole Iorggn on Hyldahl Huelsdonk larnphere Iackson Henrenover Gruver L Haur stern I Iohnson Row 7 Ianackr Long Groom Lowe Kalles Llslrornes Hannl Gharet H Henry Fox M Hauenstern Rom Ayer 'Cnoppr Hatcher Iennlngs Iordan Little Bauer Kel' y Iones Howard Prcture 3 Front Row Portras Moore Olrver Pells Patten Pesh k Martxn Ncholls Neal Morgan Row 2 Magrnnrs Rhod D McLean Northrup Rmghouse Prater Russell Runck Peck Mosher Row 3 VV McLean Rrdgway Melrose Pollard Rut ledge Ramberg Palmer Maxwell Moen Radsovrch Pcture 4 Front Row Tolman Tayl r rrrebwasser Smal 'Phrarn Saunders VV1lbu1 Strode Suryan Tracy Row2 Tyrnrnsk V Srmmons Smrth Shellharnrr Svtarnby West McCarthy M ndoll Rogers Thompson E Srmmons Row 3 Westerman kat Lrew Wall y Schopf Matterand Nystronr Waters Wrse Sch nrdt Wendland Van Srncleren Samson Olfrcer Top to Bottom Howard Pr srdent Colt Vrce Presrdent Patten Stcretary Barr Treasurer Mrss Younqberg Advrsr Glauaf 45 Now that rt rs late sprrng the l43 confrdent freshmen look qurte drfferent from the shy self conscrous lrttle boys and grrls who entered these sacred halls of learnrng last fall Even then they drsplayed srgns of future greatness and are now a vrtal part of the lrfe of Woolley Hrgh At therr frrst lass meetrng Stanley Howard was elected presrdent Brll Cole vrce presrdent Betty Patten secretary lack Barr treasurer and Perry Hatcher class representatrve Therr ad vrser was Mrss Alma Youngberg The actrvrtres of rndrvrdual members of thrs class are found on other pages of thrs book but the scholastrc record of three members rs worthy ot mentron here Mary Lou Enberg Lenore Amundson and Roger Westerman were on one of the honor rolls for the frrst three quarters Therr record for the last quarter could not be procured at thrs trme lt appears that the grrls rn the freshman class are out to make therr mark rn athletrcs as they won the grrls rntramural basketball champrort shrp Also there are a number of freshmen who have already become members of the Grrls Athletrc Assocratron These mclude Marrlyn l-lyldahl Iewel Nystrom Betty Lou Lrsherness Mary Rutledge Betty Ebelrng Gertrude Lrttle Betty Patten Corrnne Runck Paulrne Prater Dorrs Lou Rogers Evelyn Rhodes and Mary Lou Bnberg , ' ' rr r , 5 or .fy-A ty S . I ' l . ' f 4 1 ' 1 LY s x , , . ' 1 A it X, ,, X rl . 'XX many. l IQ , Q I, . , ' 1 . . , , , , s 1, .. , . TT , , Y , '. r: . l , ,r , ' . , , f K. , , , , , , X 2 t: ' , I , . , , , I E' , , i , . - 2 . es, 1 , : , D , T' . l. - er. H , ' . f. , ' '. z ' . Q , Q , 3', ' V r 1 G f f . . . I .' ' , 7 I Q . , r , , ' , . - s, 2 , e ' p v, ' - Y I , i ' K 5 ' 5 ' , .tx , - , V I - A I . , , , . . A F . . I , - I I , 1 , I , 7 , . . . . ,. , . ' V V -, , , , , , , .w. . . . . l . . - I 1 1 , 1 f , , . a 21 fr

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an za1d drmll 4 George Mrller Carlyle Atterberry and Mrchael S heel boys responslble for collectmq and pressrmg waste paper 5 O I f hool boys learn welding tn mqltt Class 6 Kathcrmc Bellas and Maly McLeod sellmfz defense stamps Act1v1t1es related to defense became a part of school l1fe th1s year A Defense Stamp com mrttee was appomted wh1ch sold stamps regu larly rn classrooms on Tuesdays Students were assrgned to take thelr posrtlons on top of the c1ty hall as a1r preceptors A class called Re lated Trarnlng for Apprent1ces from the Skagrt Steel and lron Works was formed under the alrectlon of Eugene Sanford Two s1xth perrod act1v1ty groups were g1ven over to Red Cross work Several groups of s1X teen boys each met durlng the course of the year m the h1gh school frve nlghts a week for elght weeks to study general metal work Thrs class was alled Natlonal Defense Class for Out of School Youths and was under the dr rectron of Mr Ed Sanders Several pract1ce alr rald clrllls were held throughout the school A group was formed of boys on lolcycles and on foot to act as messen gers durrng a1r ra1ds who proved themselves effrcrent durmg the practlce blackout Home Economrcs grrls devoted therr tlme to sewmg canvas whrle the manual tra1n1ng boys made the framework for stretchers for the Iumor Red Cross Every day waste paper was collected and baled by a group of boys and sent to Bell mgham and then shrpped east to be remade As a result of all th1s actrvlty the students felt that they were takmg therr place ln the defense prcgram l. Red Cross knitting activity. 2. Dorothy Becraft and Inez Flltcroft acting as air preceptresses on top the City Hall, 3. In cafeteria dun uc O I . . . H . 1 - . . H , . , I I I ll - V 1 I . . V. . - 1 I - , , , . , . . 1 I I I ' 1 1 , I ll - . C . .1 n