Cleveland High School - Aquila Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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Hi-Y + irl Reserves + Tumblers From the back row down, the Hi-Y presents Thomas, Lamb, Brosio, Knowles, Branch, Bush, Yellam, Beck, Thompson, Hillard, Jayne, Roberts, Rafanelli, Yabu, Anderson, McLaughlin, Ishii, and Eguchi. Outstanding athletes can be recognized by the modest smiles. You will notice, folks, that nearly all are smiling. + Showing an amazing amount of enthu- siasm for so small a group, the Girl Re- serves often surprise even themselves with some of the things they get around to doing. Members: Cleveland, Toates, McKay, Crawford, Culk, Harris, Blakesly, Richards, Lockhart, Cook, Steppe, Shew and Dugan. 12 + Performing for assemblies and vodvils, to the astonishment of the spectators, these tumblers are fast becoming well developed muscle men. Who knows, maybe these backbend, flip, and somersault artists will some day be earning their living in this manner, for already their talents have won them acclaim at the South Park Field House, Where they have given per- formances. Battista, Moser, Hale, Cotter, and Bristol.

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Coordinating Board + Office and Library Assistants Smnzizng left to right Griffin Wright Kennewick Tarte Miss Crim Lux Wise Mt. lmus Seatei Schuehle Branch Lamb Mr Ierome Kumpf Mr Selby For the first time in Cleve landis history, students have dis cussed and acted upon school ex penditures. Through the board members and roll representa tives, each student has a voice in school affairs. + Smmiing: left to right: Towne, Culk, Lang, Miss Leavitt. Seated: Sayre, Peterson, and Baer. Back row: Holland, Parkinson, Kohn- son, O'Brien, Watkins, Baumann. Second row: Bell, Zavec, Barnier, Prata, Colluccio, Green, and MacKenzie. From' row: Beaton, Brown, Holous, Evans, Gaff- ney, and Simon. First helping Miss Carroway, now helping Mrs. Gray are these ambitious girls who aid in keep- ing smooth the office routine. + Through the aid of these stu- dents vvho devote one of their study periods daily to it, Cleve- land's library is one of the most successful in the city. 11

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French and Latin Clubs Fun and instruction, the talks, discussions, games, songs, and other activities of the French and Latin Clubs sharpened interest in the culture studied, + Back: Carpenter, Coature, Blackburn, Stor- how, Hyer, Surell, Richstad, Brazell. Middle: Kanetomi, Oliver, Ellis, Love, Mulkey, Hack- ett, Corp, Evans. Front: Malde, Garlatz, Thole, Tsvinsky, Miss Ricketts, Gilman, Colony, Dugan, Uno. Here they are: Back-Bisnett, Ogle, Hendricks, Bossuyt, Miller, Reed, Lind- berg. Middle: Culk, Erickson, Robin- son, Carden, Guettal, Gilbertson, Craw- ley, Ellingwood. Front: McGuire, Yama- shita, Bartman, Stewart, Huber, Jensen, Yasutake, Miss Ricketts. + Back: Wagner, Thompson, Munday, Root, Christensen, Kintoff. Middle- Drange, Crawford, Adams, Butler, Nor- berg. Front: O'Brien, Hisayasu, Miss Ricketts, Hughes, Bumstead, Corwin. 13