Yelm High School - Tornado Yearbook (Yelm, WA)

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, W. i 5 ,V e , ' ,Q Qop GMSO' SITTING: John Suzawith, Presidentg Artie Lefebvre, Vice-President. STANDING: Lee Robinson, Sgt.-at- armsg Jim Brock, Secretary. Ride Qop Class The sophomores are making a name for themselves by taking part in many of the school activities. They came in second with the amount of money made from the Slave Sale, the proceeds of which contributed to a football scoreboard. They usually place the second largest num- ber on the Honor Roll with nine being taken into the Honor Society. X 2,13-ga , I will ,i,-i m g , '- C. Almond 5 ' - ii ' V. Bircher :L 'S time, ' 2,!5: CZfXi 1 J. BIOCk J- Brown lgffm-ff R. Brown , ' .,,-t Ll M,- wzfilillfiilif I? I . rs- Wqsgw 3',fSi?x-,fwfr-ii' H 1 Mn -if f :SAM iry- iii,-ivm: QE gg 95 5 ,q gsififriigisriyii f 'Q X lg 5355521ElilQ7f'2?f3if3rii3' I W U X Z ki.. Z:Luw?tiffiififsiigmqs321251 D. Butler H H N. cmfk Q V ,, 4' -1 ,if M. cusp 1 ti,N3,i1 sj3,,,,re. ,, D. Czikall mg, mai? -yrs v J- Edwards iliiyi 5 i s ' it 5 A i ts J , Rai Lf' ' fi,,,'e,21,':g,,sg,-Vletfi ii im a+ J. Eide F. Fesler P. Fish H 'W D. Four S. Gray i n 1-i .a f J Eifpi, 5217 -