Cleveland High School - Aquila Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1946 volume:

P6 Th1S Aquzla belongs to dl f:l7ZO 'ZLCUYZ R They have not gone from us O no' They are The 1nmost essence of each thrng that IS Perfect for us they flame rn every star The trees are emerald vvtth therr presences They are not gone from us they do not roam The flaw and turmo1l of the lower deep home And rn tts lovelrness themselves they steep They farl not ever therrs IS a drurn Splendor ot sunny h1ll and forest grave ln every rarnbow s glttterrng drop they burn They dazzle rn the masked cloud s archltrave They chant 1n every wrnd and they return ln the long roll ot any deep blue Wave Robert Nxchols I O U D E A D But have now made the Whole Wide world their AOUILA 1946 CLEVELAND HIGH SCHOOL, SEATTLE, WASHINGTON CARI-L LEE BASYE, Editor MARILYN LLOYD, Business Manager O WHPIN VKORLO Vw+.R A BLGAN THL OALL IOH Skwx W S AwSVVFHTD BX HUINIJHIIDS IRON CIPVEI I FO THPQ1 f P D E D I C A T I N I' ' ' ' I' , 'O ' ' li 'HC AC TI' . I ' ' I .' H .1 Lf LAN OI' THFSSII HIINIWHITS .XOMII HA'-'E' NOT RE I'HH'JH ' f TH? .XOUYIJ OI' N? 5' IY!IIDIC'F.TY'f R TA ANDREW HARLIN Born Iune 17 1924 d1ed October 30 1944 U S Navy Son of Mr and Mrs Robert Harhn ROBERT KENNEWICK Born August 8 1923 d1ed De M E Kennewlck IOHN MCLAUGHLIN Born October 23 1922 d1ed February 26 1944 U S Navy Son of Mr cmd Mrs Ph111p McLcrughl1n WARREN KRAFFT Born March 27 1917 d1ed May 10 1944 U S Army Son of Mr cmd Mrs Ed ward Krctfft SIDNEY BEINKE Born May 22 1917 d1ed October 3 1944 U S Ma nnes Son of Mr and Mrs Ar thur Bemke I O U G O L D S R S cember 9, 1944. UE. Army. Son of Mrjond Mrsi R STA WILLIAM RACH Born September 25 1917 d1ed Apnl 18 1945 U S Navy Son of Mr cmd Mrs Matt Rach HUBERT DeWITT Born March 11 1926 d1ed March 9 DeW1tt LOUIS WOLF E Born October 28 1922 d1ed October 16 1944 U S Army Son of Mr and Mrs L H Wolfe ERIC IOHN ZACKRISON Born March 2 1922 d1ed December 6 1944 U S Army Son of Mr and Mrs Enc Zackrxson RICHARD CORNELL Born June 23 1919 d1ed Apr1129 1943 U S Army Son of Mrs Sophla Pat terson I J N . O U G O L D R S 19452 U. S. Izxvy. Son of Mr. onli Mrs. Huberr R TA HUGH CRAVEN Born December 22 1924 d1ed Apr1116 1945 U S Army Son of Mr and Mrs Hugh Craven d1edIu1y 18 1945 U S Army Son of Mr Iack Schoenmakers GORDON LARSON Born Iuly 21 1920 dred November 14 1942 U S Army Son of Mr and Mrs Ole Larson MICHAEL LAGAZZINO Born De cember 26 1918 d1ed August 6 1943 U S Army Son of Mrs K Lagazzrno FRED MORRIS Born Iuly 5 1924 dled February 21 1944 U S MOIIIS O U C O I. D S R S FRANCIS SCHORNMAKERS-Born June 17, 1925: Army Son of Mr and Mrs Fred R CO TAR NOEL KENT Born November 11 1925 dled October 9 1945 U S Navy Son of Mr cmd Mrs Sctmuel A Kent LAWRENCE DECKER Born September 24 1922 d1ed RICHARD BAGGOTT Born Novem ber 25 1916 dled Aprrl 17 1944 U S Army Son of Mr and Mrs Harold Borggott LENARD THIBAUT Born May 31 1925 dred Ictnucrry 20 1946 U S Mannes Son of Mr cmd Mrs L A Thrbcxut RICHARD LEWIS Born Icmucxry 28 1923 dred August 14 1943 U S Mcxr1t1me Son of Mr W1111crm Lew1s Q I X . O U L D S S April 2, 1945. U. SfNc1Vy. Son of Mrs. E. DI1rkee. N R TA IOHN SWICK Born November 27 1923 d1ed March MILTON KING Born Aprll 4 1915 d1ed November 4 1944 U S Navy Son of Mr cmd Mrs R E Kmg EUGENE CUMMINGS Born Iune 6 1924 d1ed Novem ber 24 1944 U S Army Son of Mrs Bert Bodme For the fo11ow1ng boys who have made the supreme sacnhce plctures were unattcnnable HERBERT HOLM BERNARD KELLY YOSHITO NORITAKE LAWRENCE HARRISON BUD FANDER O U C O L D S R S 3, 1945. UE. Army. son of Mfsf v. svlack, .emo 'auf Q louif The Memorzal Forest was created as a memorral to the Cleveland Hrgh School boys who lost therr l1ves rn World War II Thrs beautlful acreage IS srtuated near Issaquah just twenty four mrles from Cleveland Here the tract of land IS for ested Wrth Douglas hr cedar hemlock Wllh a beautlful growth of smaller natrve trees and shrubs Members of the Forestry Club under Mr Gray are trusted Wrth the care and rm provement of the forest It Wlll always be a source of prrde and 1nsp1rat1on to the students of Cleveland Hrgh School I ' v -1 I - 1 1 1 , . I . WELCOME HOME FACULTY WHITTAKER DORA LEAVITT part of the armed forces these s1x teach ers return to Cleveland or elsewhere 1n Seattle schools to contlnue Wlth the v1tal Work of teach1ng the youngsters of today We of Cleveland welcome you home as good frlends and teachers May your future years be f1lled Wlth happlness IAM BERNNARD AU WILLIAM MAGINNIS WILL RLO BONNEY CLAUDE WILSON 13 Serving their country during the war as MR DAVIS 14 Mr Davrs conference Principal Democracy has stood the test The drctatorshzps of the thrrtres are a thmg ot the past Yes the youth of Amerlca taught 1n our publ1c schools have QIVGH a good account lt was an expensrve vrctory for all concerned The pI1C9 was h1gh but We had much to protect and defend We must keep our farth Wzth those young men by str1v1ng to develop a World publ1c op1n1on Whrch w1ll provzde protectron tor the weak as well as for the strong Publ1c educatron IS the backbone ot such an organrzatron Let each of us stnve to develop The Four Freedoms by pract1c1ng the golden rule 1n all our thought and actrons ' ' Q .lfkal t s 3 1 3 5 5 ' xl 1. 'fin ,. J 4- T , I - 1 1 , . ' I - 11 11 - - in Vice Principal MR IMUS Many boys and grrls have looked to Mr lmus for adv1ce and guzdance throughout thezr hrgh school years He contrrbuted h1s share dunng the war to boost morale by correspondmg with many of the boys 1n the armed forces Hzs best known but not best loved duty IS that of assignmg penalty to students who accrdentally or otherwrse break school rules Under the leadershxp of Mrs Franklm the assistants eagerly offered trme m formatron and other servrces of xmportance to all who entered the office along with a cheerful smrle Pat Gilmour Marrlyn Lloyd Margxe Rose Marrcm Ivamch Marxlyn Darker Myrtle Lee Amy Akabe Mary Lou Boyden Ioanne Knowles Ruta Kerkof len Gan-ow Fawn I Bartman, Eleanor Qrossie, Virginia Walkei-, Shirely Holloway, Mrs. Franklin, Elsie Andersen. Colleen' Pehrson, Marqene 'Larkin, l Q I I 1 . I i FACULTY Mary Ballard Ga11 Baskerv111e Aurol Bonney Mary Calder Dan Cappa Beth Coghlan Doroihy Cnm Dorothy Cunmngham Marguente DeLaney Charles Gray Mlldred Hanson LouE11a Hart Kenneth Hassenrmller H1ldur Hughes Mary Itza V1ncent Ierome Mar1or1e Iohnston Ahce Klnnear Dora Leav1tt W1111am Magmnes Ethel Mc!-Xssey Frances Mclntrre O11ve M111ar Edward Ottum 16 1 I D .I I I I -I - . I I I I , , , FACULTY Margaret Palmer Gaylord Pe1t1er Blanche Ph1rn1ster H1ram Pratt Mlllle Prltchard Margaret Ralne Loren Ralph Rachel Royston Paul Rule Anne S1mmons Laura Sm1th Mar garet Sm1th Harold Snyder Ahce Stach Max Starcevlch M1ChGel T1mbers Cec111a Turner Vera Waller Margaret Walthew Claude W11son Florence W1ltS19 17 CLASSES Class of 1946 First Semester: Miss Hanson, Bob Barr, Mary Lou Bowden Pete Mataya Grace Hoenshell Second Semester Steve Hale Pete Malaya Madlyn Hummel What seemed so far distant back in 1942 when this class hrst became high chool students 1S now on hand as this group prepares for graduation Through the four years many 1nterrupt1ons have been made the foremost being World War ll As freshmen th1s class first became known after the freshman party Under the leadershrp of Frank Brown pres1dent Marron Hines vice president Roberta Sears secretary and Donna Selzer treasurer this class moved on to greater thmgs Vodvil Spring Revue and sports were among the GCl1V1l1eS the freshmen helped to put over The ophomore class elected as their offxcers Henry Van Houtte president Carmen DeLauro vice pres1dent Luther McCullough treasurer and Frank Brown secretary Thrs began another success ful year for the 46 grads Boys participated in sports and the Vodv1l was encouraged by the sopho mores along with the Footlrght Revue Torch Club began to be filled w1th sophomores and also the service clubs around school realized their help and cooperat1on The music department also be came an active mterest of the sophomore class Finally as upperclassmen this group began to give their full support in the run of the school Under ness treasurer and Grace Hoenschell secretary This year also many boys joined the service or quit school to take on the 1ob of war But carry on as th1s class was bound to do the Vodvll was a complete success and as junrors parts in the senlor play were accepted Representatives from this class were in every act1v1ty of the school including debate Iournal annual Boys and Girls Club and sports The Vodvil sports sen1or play semor luncheon graduatron all are parts of this four year suc cess story The French act a part of the Vodvil attracted much attention Written and produced by Miss Raine Mr Ottum and Miss Phrmister the a t mcluded many seniors Ever Smce Eve the senior play induced seventeen talented members of this class to go dra matrcal Leads were played by Shirley Madsen Ray Prentice Myrtle Lee and Ron Thompson The Interschool council was attended by Phyllis Anderson and Don Aaland presidents of the Girls and Boys Clubs Extracurricular activities were also wholeheartedly supported as was the Big C After four years of travel along this road of education graduation is finally 1n V1eW Along the Way many have dropped out for them the yourney 1S still not complete but as for us we hope that we leave half as many good memories as we bring with us 20 ' I , Q l l S , l S . . 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I I . the leadership of the officers Mary Lou Boyden, president: lack Iohnson, vice president: Ron Sork- SENIORS DON AALAND KSIats I Hobby Skung Actxvltles Base ball Lettermens Club Presldent of Boys Club Student Councll Inter Hlgh School Councxl Secretary of Actlon Commlttee Ambltlon To Sell Sportlng Goods DONALD ANDERSON K Andy 2 Hobby Huntmg and Shoot mg Pool Actxvmes Orchestra Mrlrtary Drxll Or hestra 3 4 AmblI1Oh Iom the Paratroopers ELSIE ANDERSEN K Andy 2 Hobby Collectxng Paper Nap kms ACIIVIIIGS Brg C 1 Ambxtxon I-lousewnte PHYLLIS ANDERSON KPh1I1 Hobby Swlmmlng Muslc Actxvxtles A cappella cholr 1 2 3 4 G1r1s Club 1 2 3 4 Presxdent of Gxrls Club 4 Vodvll 1 2 3 Honor Soctety l 2 3 Sprmg Concert Inter Ctty Councxl Presldents Counctl Stu dent ouncxl Jog Amb1llOH College JEAN BAILEY K Iecmme 2 Hobby Sports Acttvxtxes Vodvrl Stamp Representatlve 1 2 3 Journahsm 3 4 Ambttxon Housewlfe MARION BALESKMar1on 2 Hobby Muslc Art Sports A IlVlll9S Bug C 12 3 4 Ambxtlon Housewxfe ROBERT BARR K Bob I Hobby Axrplanes Actxvltles Foot ball 2 3 4 Basketball 3 Lettermens Club 3 4 Track 4 Senlor Class Treasurer Vlce Prestdent ot H1Y Ambxtlon College CARA LEE BASYE K jerry J Hobby Sports Act1v1t1es Grrls Club Commlttee Sports 2 3 4 Vodvll 3 Journal 3 4 Annual 3 4 Torch Club 4 Btg C Presxdent 4 Student Councxl 4 Annual Edltor 4 Ambmon College and Housewxfe IRENE BELCHER K Shorty I Hobby Dancmg Skatmg Ac mg 4 Ambltxon Marrlage WALLACE BORMAN K Wally J Hobby Flddlmg Actxvltles Orchestra 2 3 4 A cappella choxr 4 Ambxtton A Dtesel Mechanlc DOROTHY DeCHAINEAU K Dotty J Hobby Collectlng Rec ords Actlvrtles Nurses Assxstant Journal 4 AmblllOH T be a medlcal technlczan MARY LOU BOYDEN K Lou J Hobby Dancxng ACTIVITIES Vodvxl l 2 3 Stamp Representatzve 2 Class Presrdent 3 4 A cappella choir 3 4 Iournallsm 3 4 Student Councxl 3 4 G1rls Club Senlor Play Amb1t1on To be a success 1n hte ALAN BRYAN K A1 J Hobby Stamps and Asso rated Col ISCYIOH Act1v1t1es Pnnt Shop RGd1O Workshop Track Am b1t1on To see some of the world and be a prmter JEAN BUCHANAN K leanme J Hobby Readmg Actxvttxes Vodvll 2 3 4 Sprtng Concert 1 War Actrvltxes 3 4 Glee 1 2 4 Ambxtlon Marnage LAVONE BUZARD K Buzz J Hobby Fancy Work ACllV1lleS Llbrary Work 2 3 Ambltxon To go to Art College IRENE CARMICHAEL K Ike 2 Hobby Wrxtmg Musxc Read mg ACIIVIIIGS Lxttle 1 Vodvll 1 2 3 Girls Club Vlce Presxdent Nurse Asslstant Orchestra 1 Big C 2 Honor Socxety Secretary 2 3 4 A cappella choir 3 4 Sprxng Con cert Spamsh Club Secretary ot Student Councxl 4 Ambr t1on Umverslty of Caltiorma JACK CARROLL K lack J Hobby Models Actxvxtres Foot ball 2 3 Basketball 3 4 Lettermans Club 3 4 Ambrtlon College or Arr orps DELORNE CHIDESTER K Chetj Hobby Sports ACtlV1t19S Football 2 4 Track 2 Boys Club 2 Basketball 4 Ambxtxon Admxral 21 tivities: Library Representative 1, Big C 3: Office Train- . 1 ' ' I h h ' 4 .' 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SENIORS IOHN CHRISTENSEN KChr1st1e2 Hobby Golf ACllVllIES Torch Club Secretary 3 Golf 3 Vodvxl 3 Senxor Play 4 Ambmon Research Pharmac1st ROBERT CHURCHILL KBob2 Hobby Models tazrplanesj ACllVlll9S Basketball 1 Boys Club 2 3 4 Ambmon New Oldsmobile CAROLE CLARK K Clarkre 2 Hobby Skatmq Bowlxnq A txvxtres Vodvll Grrls Club 1 2 3 4 Hall Duty 2 Ambmon Travel IACK COLEMAN K Kmq 2 Hobby Burldmg Models Actlvl tres Movre Squad l 2 3 4 Ambmon To go to college IOE CREPEAU K Crep 2 Hobby Collectrng Records Actrvr tres Basketball 2 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Amb1llOh Army or Col lege CHERENE CROSHAW KCherre2 Hobby Danclng Mmra ture Shoes Actlvltxes Glrls Glee 1 War Actrvxtles 1 Grrls Club Commlttee 1 2 3 Roll Representatrve 2 Iournal 3 Spanrsh Club 3 Vodvll Desk Duty Sprrng oncert A cap pella Chorr 3 4 Glrls Club Offlcer 4 Semor Play Ambltxon College and Travel DONNA CROWLEY K Don 2 Hobby Skatmg and Bowlmg Act1v1t1es Grrls lub 1 2 3 4 Vodvrl l Hall Duty 2 Hos pxtalxty Commrttee Make up Commlttee for Vodvrl 3 4 Am bxton To Travel LOIS CRUM K Butch2 Hobby Sewxng Actxvrtres Iournal Staff 3 4 Servlce Club 3 Ambmon Undecrded NORMA DAHLQUIST K Norm 2 Hobby Musxc Swxmmmg Actrvxtres Band 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 Gxrls Club Commlttee 3 4 Vodv1l 3 4 Sprmg Concert 3 Ambmon Musxclan v1t1es Bxq C 1 Glrls Club 12 3 4 Ambmon Beautrclan CARMEN DeLAURO K Carm 2 Hobby Danclng ACIIVIHES Sprrng Concert 1 Glee Club 1 Vodvll 1 2 3 lass Offrcer 2 Refreshment Charrman 2 P TA Chaxrman Iournal 3 A cappella chorr 4 Ambxtxon Housewrfe RUBY DODD K Irzsh 2 Hobby Charms and Song Books Ac t1v1t1es Orchestra 1 Vodvll 1 2 4 Lrbrary Work 2 3 Glee Club 2 Debate 4 AmblllOn To be a Model SHIRLEY DOUGLAS K Red 2 Hobby Perfume Bottles Actlvl tres Vodv1l2 Grrls Club 1 2 3 4 Amb1t1on Beautlcran PATRICIA DYER K Pat 2 Hobby Dancmg Bowlmg Actwx tres lournallsm Grrls Club Ambrtxon Offxce Work LAPRIEL EARLEY KLaprlel2 Hobby Muslc Embrotdery Actlvmes Honor Soclety 2 Sprmg Con ert 3 Vodvrl 4 Am bmon Secretary REGINALD EATON K Buqzle 2 Hobby Hunting ACllVlll6S Movre squad 1 2 Roll Room Banker 1 Football 2 3 Iournal 4 Ambxtron New Ford ECHO ELLINGSON KMam1e2 Hobby Reading Cookmg Act1v1t1es Transferred from Velva N Dakota Dramahcs Club 2 3 Glee Club 2 3 Class Presxdent 2 3 and Home Economrcs Club 2 At Cleveland Llbrary Asslstant Ambl txon Go to College be a Lxbrarxan BETTY ENO K Bet! 2 Hobby Drawmg Skatlng Actrvxtres Transferred from Mmneapolxs Mznnesota Glrls Club 3 4 Amb1t1on Beauty Operator n ' : ' . 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Hobby: Roller Skatingl-Acti- SENIORS LILLIAN FINCH K L1lJ Hobby Read1ng ACIIVIIIGS G1rls Club 1 2 3 4 Amb1t1on Work ROBERT FINNIGANK Bob 2 Hobby G1rls ACTIVITIES Basket ball l 2 3 4 Baseball l Z 3 4 Lettermans Club 1 2 3 4 Student Councll 4 Lettermens Pres1dent 4 Amb1t1on Pro Baseball ALICE FUNK K M1ckey J Hobby Photography Act1v1t1es G1rls Club AmbIIlOh Travel over the Un1ted States GERALDINE GARROW K Ierry J Hobby Sw1mm1ng Act1v1 t1es A cappella cho1r 3 Iournal 3 Glrls Club 1 2 3 4 Amblt1On Secretary then Marr1age PAT GILMOUR KPatJ Hobby Tenms Popular Records Act1v1t1es Vodvll l 3 B1g C 2 3 Bulldlnq and Grounds Vocatronal Comm1ttees Amb1t1on Stenographer and Travel PHYLLIS GORDEN K Gordy J Hobby Best sell1nq Books Act1v1t1es G1rls Club Commtttee l Bg C Cl b 2 3 4 B1g C Ott1cer 3 Vodvtl 3 Annual 3 4 Iournal Edlf0I 3 4 Student Council 4 AmblllOH College and then a Career of Iournal1sm GENE GRIFFITH KGr1ij Hobby Art ACIIVIIISS Art 3 4 Boys Club ab1net 4 Amb1t1on Art1st ELEANOR GROSSIE K Ellle J Hobby P1ano ACIIVITIES War Act1v1t1es Comm1ttee 1 2 Torch Club 2 3 4 Desk Duty 2 3 Servlce Club 3 Othce Ass1stant 3 4 GIIIS Club Othcer 4 Amb1t1on Travel GRACE GROVEN KGrac1ous J Hobby Souven1rs Act1v1t1es Entered from Frankhn wtth Band 1 2 3 4 5 6 and G1rls Club Amblt10h HOUSBWIIG GLORIA GUSA K Gee Gee 2 Hobby Ice Skat1ng Sew1ng ACIIVIIISS Art Club Knllllng Club ChOlf Sports GAA Oral EXPIESSIOH Amb1t1on College STEVE HALE K Red J Hobby Sports ACIIVIYIES Basketball 1 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Lettermen s Club 3 4 lass PIESI dent 4 Scrap Book Charrman Student Coun 1l 4 Amb1t1on Coach HERBERT HAMILTON K lake J Hobby Huntmg Act1v1t1es Glee Club 4 Boys Club 1 2 3 4 Amb1t1on Naval Career BEVERLY HANNA K Bev 2 Hobby Sw1mm1ng and Mt H1k mg Act1v1t1es In Central1a Mov1e Club Kela Club 2 3 Boaster Club 3 Amb1t1on Med1cal Social Worker CHARLES HANSENK Chuck I Hobby Basketball Act1v1t1es Band 4 Vodv114 Basketball 4 Amb1t1on College MARY IEAN HAUGEN K lean1e 1 Hobby Sw1mm1ng Danc mg ACllVllleS Gxrls Sports l 2 3 G1rls Club Correspond mg Secretary 4 Student Counc1l 1 Vodvrl l 2 3 Glee Club 1 Orchestra l Roll Representatwe l 2 A cappella chotr 2 3 4 Torch Club 2 3 4 Spr1ng Concert 3 SEIVICE Club 3 4 Iournal 4 IOG 4 Ambmon College BETTY HARTNECK K'I'aHyl Hobby Danc1ng ACIIVIIIES Glee lub 1 Sprlng Concert 1 Bu1ld1ng and Grounds 2 L1brary Representattve 2 War ACllVll1eS 3 Bank1ng 3 Am blIl0n College BILLIE HAYNES K B111 2 Hobby MUSIC Dancmg Act1v1t1es Glee Club l 2 Cho1r I 2 3 4 Vodvrl 1 2 3 4 Stamp Repre sentat1ve 1 Z War Act1v1t1es 2 Glrls Club Cha1rman 3 Spring Concert 3 Debate 4 Amb1t1on Career G1rl WALLACE HENDRICKS K Wally! Hobby Golf Trumpet Act1v1t1es Golf 1 2 3 4 Honor SOCIETY 1 2 3 4 Amb1t1on CIVII Enqmeer 23 . 2 to 1 , 1 u , . ,. , . . ' . C . . . . . . . . Z , . 1 . , . . - - -I . f- - 1 1 1 N1 ' . . , . , . . . ,, . . . C , . . I 1 ' ' 1 I 1 ,, ,, , SENIORS PHYLLIS HIORTH K Iohnny luly A Hobby Art Skatmg Ac trvttres Ofttce Trarnrng 1 Iournal 3 4 Arnbmon To become a good artxst MARY IEANNE HODSON K Germ 2 Hobby Musrc Sports A 1v1t1es Vodvrl 1 2 3 4 Debate l 2 Blg C 1 2 3 4 A cappella cholr 1 3 Stamp Representative 1 Accompanrst 1 2 3 4 Vlctory orps 1 Glee Club l Grrls Club Commxttee 2 3 Spamsh Club 2 Honor Society 2 3 4 Red Cross 2 Oihce Assistant 2 Sprmg Con ert 3 Roll Charrman Iournal 4 Teacher s Secretary Ambxtzon To dre happy GRACE HOENSHELL K The Dutchess J Hobby Skatrnq Ac t1v1t1es Vodvrl l Grrls Sports 1 Iournal 2 3 Class Secre tary 3 4 Bu1ld1nq and Grounds Comm1ttee 4 Ambltlon Housewrie MAXCINE HOLST K Maxj Hobby Musrc Act1v1t1es Trlple Tno l Dramatrcs Club l Brg C 3 Torch Club 3 4 Sprmg Concert 3 Vodvrl 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 Ambmon To travel around the world NORBERT HUBER K Norby J Hobby Swzmmlnq Acttvrtres Vrctory Corps l 2 School Patrol l Glee l Football 2 3 4 Track 3 4 Ambrtxon Forester MADLYN HUMMEL ' Mandy J Hobby Sewmg Actrvxttes Grrls lub Commnttee l Spanxsh Club 1 2 Servlce Club 2 3 Iournal 3 Advertlsmg and Clrculatxon Manager of the Iournal4 Ambltxon U of Washmgton MARIAN IVANICH K Itchy I Hobby Collectrnq Song Hrts Actxvxtxes Bug C l Vxctory Corps l 2 Lrbrary Representa trve Othce Asslstant 4 Teachers Secretary 4 Ambrtlon To travel and a new car ANDREW JENKINS KAndyj Hobby Flshlng Actxvmes Track l Baseball Class President l Football 1 Hall Duty l 2 Buxldrng and Grounds 4 Ambxtron Armed Forces Col lege IACK IOHNSON K Chauncey 2 Hobby Skunq Swtmmmg Actxvmes Prestdent oi Class l Servrce Club l 2 Football 2 3 4 H1 Y 3 Class Otttcer 3 Track 3 4 Lettermen s Club 3 4 Hall Squad 4 Bulldmg and Grounds 4 Ambrtxon ollege IAMESIOSEPHSONKI1m Hobby Huntmg ACllV'llES Boys Club 1 2 3 4 Ambmon To travel PHYLLIS KEMP K Prrdgyl Hobby Readmg Poetry Actlvr tres Grrls Club 1 2 3 4 Amhttton Law IOANNE KNOWLES K Io I Hobby Dancrng Actxvtttes Charrman of Freshman Auxzlrary l 2 Burldlnq and Grounds 3 Debate 4 Iog 4 Oth e Assistant 3 Decoratron and Stand ards Committee Chalrman Ambxtton Nurse BETTY LAW K Oscar Q Hobby Skatmg Act1v1t1es Honor Soctety 1 2 3 4 Iournal 3 4 Feature E:l1tor and Edttor Sprrng Concert Ambltton Outstandxng Iournalrst ROBERT LEAFK Bob J Hobby Flymg Actrvrtzes Boys Club l 2 3 4 ATS durtng Iunlor Year Ambxtxon Obtaln Private P1lot s LICSD e MYRTLE LEE K Hrkkx I Hobby Dancmg Skating Actrvmes Vodvll l 2 3 Red Cross 1 2 Standards Commlttee Decora tron and Refreshment Commxttee Semor Play 4 Ambmon Housewxie EVELYN LEWIS K Lupe J Hobby Records Indranhead pen nles Actlvltres War Act1v1t1es 2 Iournal 3 4 Oiirce Tram mg 3 4 Ambrtron Publlc Stenographer GENE BOY LITTLE K Gene I Hobby Musxc Sports Actlvr tres Vtctory Corps Basketball l 2 Football 2 3 4 Track 3 4 Amb1t1on Forester MARILYN LLOYDK Lynn 1 Hobby Dancxnq Actrvrtles Vod v1l 1 2 3 Grrls Club Charrman 2 3 4 Service Club 2 3 4 Student Councrl 1 Glee Club Iournal Busrness and Clrcula txon Manaaer Annual Busmess Manager 4 Ambxtlon Um verslty of Washmgton Ct...: . 1 I . . .C . ' 3. SENIORS ROBERT L LINDBERG K Bob J Hobby Hun mj Flshmg Actxvxtles Football Manager lst 2nd Teams 1 Z AmbIfl0h Truck Drlver MILTON RICHARD LOBDELI. K Buckshot J Hobby Sports ACTIVITIES Football 2 3 4 Boys Club l 2 3 4 Ambxtxon Auto Mechomcs SHIRLEY MADSEN K Blondre 2 Hobby Ice Skatmg Actzvl txes Vodvll l 2 3 Honor Socxety 2 3 4 Vlctory Corps Red Cro s Refreshment SOCIGI Serv: e Chatrman G1rls -lub Semor Play 4 Ambmon Bookkeeper LEATRICE IOY MADZUMA K Leat Q Hobby Iumor Ortho pedlc Cutld Actlvxtles Vodvll l 2 Roll Representatlve 1 2 3 Debate 1 Ofhce Trammg 3 4 Teachers Secretary Am bltxon Modelmq YVONNE LORRAINE MAES K Yvonne J Hobby Dancmq Skatmq Actxvxtmes Lxbrary Rep esentatlve G1rls Club l 2 3 4 Ambmon Cclleqe GLADYS MALINAK K Gladys 2 Hobby Skatmq Dancmg Actxvttles Roll Chaxrman for Red Cross G rls Club 1 2 3 4 Ambltlon Work PETER MATAYA K Pee J Hobby Dancmg Actlvltxes Stu dent Counctl l Hall Squad 3 4 Yell Leader 3 4 Vodvtl 3 4 Semor lass Vtce Presndent Lettermen s Club 4 Boys Club Secretary Buxldmg and Grounds 4 Semor Play ROBERT MCCAFFREEK Mac J Hobby Trombone Colns Ac txvmes Honor Society 1 4 Vodvxl 2 3 4 Track 2 Semor Play Ambxtxon C1v1l Enqmeermg GEORGE MCDONALDK Mac 1 Hobby Model Atrplanes Ac llVltlGS Band l 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 Track 2 3 4 Ambx t1on Go back to South Dakota GALE MCGEE K Pete J Hobby Auto Mechanxcs Actrvmes Iournal Feature Editor 4 Ambmon Umversnty ol Washmq on MARGARET METZ K Muqqs J Hobby P1ano Skatmg Actxvx tres Vodvll 1 2 3 Honor Soctety 2 3 4 Presldent ot Torch Club 4 Vxctory Corps l 2 Semor Play A cappella cholr 2 4 Student Councxl G1rls Club Commlttee Chaxrman Red Cross Ambxtlon College KARLYNNE MILLER KKc1rl2 Hobby Dancmq Actwmes Journal 3 4 Ambxtlon Housewxte DORIS MINER K Dee 2 Hobby Flymg Skatmq A t1v1t1es Banker 1 2 3 Vodvtl 1 Ambxtlon Pxlot STANLEY MORAN K Stan 2 Hobby Sports Loahng Actlvl t1es Basketball l 2 3 4 Honor Soclety 2 3 4 Football 3 4 Track 2 3 Sprmq oncert 3 Boys Club Vlce Presldent 4 HxY Treasurer Hall Squad 4 Student Councll 4 Letter mens Club 4 Amb1t1on Coachlnq BARBARA MORGAN K Bobble 2 Hobby Ice Skatlnq Sew mg Act1v1t1es Vodvxl l Honor SOCIETY 2 3 4 VICIOIY Corps l Secretary G1rls Club Buxldxnq and Grounds 4 Office Work Ambltron Umversxty of Washmgton CHARLOTTE MORGAN K Char J Hobby Mustc Actlvxtles G1rls Club l 2 3 4 lournal 3 Honor Socxety 3 4 Publxcxty Chaxrman 3 Ambttton College AGNES NELSON K Aqqze J Hobby Sports Dancmg Actlvt tres A Cappella Cholr 1 2 3 Glee Club l 2 Vodvll l 2 Operetta l Ambttlon Prlvate Secretary ALICE NELSON KAuddy2 Hobby Art ACTIVITIES Trans ferred from Thlef R1ver Falls Mmnesota Ambxtlon Travel 25 F . . .H . - . f. -w. . .. . 1 1 . : ' , A : . 1 - f- - V V ' . 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SENIORS EDNA NIELSEN K Eddie J Hobby Reading Activities O chestra 1 Glee l lass Officer l Play Prompter 3 Ambi tion Stenoqrapher PAT NUNAN K Petunia J Hobby Music Swimmmg Activi ties Glee l 2 3 Vodvil 1 2 3 A cappella choir 2 3 4 Spring Concert 4 Building and Grounds 4 Iournal 4 Ambi tion College MARILYN NYLAND K Mitz J Hobby Dancing Skating A tivities Translerred from Mmnesota with Mmstral Show 1 News Staff 2 Cheer Leader Iumor Play Ambition Medi al Technologist YVONNE PAYNE K Payne Q Hobby Art Roller Skating AC tivities Band l 2 3 Vodvil 2 3 Art Work l 2 3 4 Spring Concert l 3 4 A cappella choir 4 Iournal 4 Transporta tion 4 Ambition Marriage Art COLLEEN PEHRSON K Collie Q Hobby Swimming Dancing Activities Transferred from Bryant in Utah Ambition Beauty Operator Stenoarapher WALT PENNINGTON K Tyke Q Hobby Baseball Activities Baseball 3 4 Hi Y 4 Ambition Universxty of Washington CHARLOTTE PHILLIPS K Flip 2 Hobby Drawing Activities Transferred irom Douglas with Glee l 2 Class Secretary 2 Girls Club Secretary l Girls Sports Cleveland Big Ambition Artist VIRGINIA PICARDOK De De J Hobby IOG Activities Big C 1 2 Middle Representative l Glee Club l G1rls Club l 2 3 4 Vodvxl 2 3 Honor Society 2 3 4 A cappella choir 2 3 4 Health Committee 2 Vocational Committee 3 School Service 4 Banking Chairman 4 Ambition Bookkeeper RAYMOND PRENTICE KRay J Hobby Fishing Camping A cappella choir 2 3 4 Hall Squad 3 4 Building and Grounds 3 4 Senior Play 3 4 Track 4 Sprmq Concert 3 Boys Club Chalrman 4 Ambition College AUDREY RAUSCHMIER K Aud J Hobby Collecting Coms Activities Girls Club l 2 3 4 Glee Club l Vodvil 2 Honor Society Z 3 School of the Air 3 4 Iournal Editor 3 4 School Servrce 4 Ambition College CHARLES REX K Chuckj Hobby Reading Activities Hall Squad 4 Boys Club l 2 3 4 Ambition Travel WESLEY ROBINSON K Wes J Hobby Pool Activlties Boys Club 1 2 3 4 Ambition University of Washmqton MARGIE ROSE K Marg J Hobby Dancing Skating Activx ties Vodvil l 2 3 Glee 1 Girls Club Committee Member 1 2 3 4 Ambition Travel around the world RITA SANNES K Reet J Hobby IOG Activities Vodvil l 2 Otfi e Training 3 Girls lub 1 2 3 4 Roll Representative 1 2 Ambxtlon United States Congress DONNA SELZER KSe1zJ Hobby Piano Activities Class Secretary l Vodvil 2 3 Home Room Chairman 2 3 Building and Grounds 3 Iournal 3 Ambition Colleqe DONN SHANKLAND K Donn J Hobby Chemistry Activities Victory Corps Chairman 1 Movie Operator l 2 3 4 Debate 2 Band 4 Ambmon Chemlst ADELINE SCHUBERTK Dutchess J Hobby Skating Dancing Activities Big C 2 3 4 Middy Representatlve Teachers Secretary Ambition Marriage IOYCE SIMONSON K loycie 2 Hobby Dancing Music Ac tivities Honor Society 2 3 4 Vodvil 3 Spring Concert 3 Girls Club Committee 2 3 4 Semor Play 4 Ambition Uni versity oi Washington ,, , ., A 2 - I - - A I I- A - -, I . . V . . . . I Y , A ' I . UC-J Activities: Stage-Crew l, Basketball 1 Honor Society 2 3: 'G t I I D .I C .... I . ' . SENIORS JOANNE SIMPSON K Io Io 2 Hobby Palntmg Readmg Ac l1V1llES War Act1v1t1es 1 Honor Soclety 2 3 4 Mxddy Rep resentatlve 3 4 Glrls Club hcnrman 4 Servlce Club 2 4 Banl-:mg 2 Ambxtxon Art School EARL SIMS KFmnl Hobby Huntmg ACl1V1ll6S Lxbrary Representatxve 2 Track 3 4 Ambxtxon Navy DORIS SKEWS K Dons 2 Hobby Dancing Actrvxtxes Glee 1 2 Band 1 2 Sprxng Concert 1 Burldxng and Grounds 2 Ambxhon Marrxage ALBERTA SLAGLE KBobeJ Hobby Drawmg Actxvxtxes Honor Socrety 2 Glee 2 3 A cappella choxr 4 Sprmg Con cert 3 Vodvxl 3 Journal 3 4 Ambrtron Fmd well paymq steady job RONALD SORKNESSK Hon J Hobby Track Archery Actlvl t1es A cappella chorr 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 Vodvxl 1 2 3 4 Glee l 2 Yell Squad 2 3 4 Football l 4 Basketball 1 Class Vxce Presldent 3 Hall Squad 2 3 4 Burldxng and Grounds 4 Boys Club Commlttee 2 3 Tumblmq 1 2 3 Am bmon Navy Arr Corps JACKIE STANAWAY K Bubbles J Hobby Dancmg Actlvl tles Glee 1 Llbrary Representatlve 2 3 4 Amhltxon Travel and Rest JACK STICKLES K McSt1ckles J Hobby Auto Mechanlcs Ac l1VllleS Honor Socxety 2 3 4 V1 e Presldent of Torch Club Track 2 3 4 Hall Squad 3 4 Ambrtlon C1v1l Engineer U ot Mmnesota SHERMAN STONE K Sherm J Hobby Skung Actxvttxes Let termens Club 3 4 Football 3 4 Boys Club 1 2 3 4 Ambx t1on To go to college VERNON STRIECK K Stnke 1 Hobby Music Sknng Actrvx tles Assxstant Manager Football 1 Vodvrl 1 2 3 4 Stage Hall Squad 3 4 Movle Squad 2 Ambmon Music Educatxon ARNOLD STURHAMK Stur 1 Hobby Senlor Gym Actxvrtxes Vodvrl l 3 Stamp Representatxve l 4 Boys Club Commlt tee 1 2 3 4 Hall Squad 3 4 Golf 3 4 Senxor Play 4 Ambl txon College TOMMIE JO SULLIVAN K Tommie J Hobby Dancmg Swrm mxng Actrvrtles Transferred from Paschal Hlgh wrth Class Secretary 1 Yell Leader 2 3 Debate 2 3 Drxll Team 2 3 Student Councxl 3 At Cleveland Debate Senxor Play School ot the Arr 4 COLENE TAYLOR K Co Co J Hobby Swxmmxnq ACl1Vlll6S Journal 3 4 A cappella cholr 3 4 Glrls Club 2 3 4 Ambl hon Marnage ELDON THOMPSON K Pooch 1 Hobby Skatxnq Actxvrtnes Transferred from Mmot North Dakota Boys Club 3 4 Am bxtlon Forest Ranger RONALD THOMPSON K Ron J Hobby Dancmg Actlvltles Burldmg and Grounds 4 Vodvxl l 3 4 School Patrol 1 War Act1v1t1es 2 Hall Squad 3 4 Senlor Play 3 4 Stamp Repre sentahve 1 Z Ambthon Botamst ARTHUR TOBIN K Moose Q Hobby Fast Dnvmg Actlvmes Football 1 2 3 4 Lettermens Club 3 4 Boys Club l 2 3 4 Ambmon Own the hottest rod rn town E C TURNER K Cruthbert J Hobby Doxng nothlng Act1v1 tres A cappella chorr 4 Glee 4 Lxbrary Representattve 4 Senlor Play 4 Ambxtron Newsreel Cameraman HENRY VAN HOUTTE K Hank J Hobby Sknng Actlvltxes Student Councxl 2 3 Class Presldent 2 War Actlvrtres 2 Goli 3 4 Hall Squad 3 4 Lettermen s Club 3 4 Stamp 2 3 4 Ambrtxon College CHARLOTTE WALKER K Char J Hobby Dancmg Actrvmes Glee 1 2 Red Cross 1 Vodvxl 2 4 Llbrary Work 3 Debate 4 Ambxtxon Tap Dancer and Comedxan 27 . .. z , .S : . ,g ' Crevv 2 3. Stage Manager 4, Secretary Forestry Club 4, SENIORS FLORENCE WARNKE fBabe2 Hobby Sports ACLIVHISS Transferred from Auburn Hlgh School rn Semor Year Am bxtlon Marrlaqe MARY WEST I West I Hobby Scrapbooks Actlvltxes Red Cross 3 Vodvrl 3 Iournal 4 School oi the Arr 4 War Ac t1v1t1es 4 Ambxhon Marnage IIMMY WHITEK hm I Hobby Drums Actxvxtles Band 2 3 4 Boys Club l 2 3 4 Amhltxon Lxght plane pxlo! IOYCE WHITE! Happy 2 Hobby Dancmq Actrvmes Ofhce Assistant 1 Red Cross 1 Lunchroom 2 3 Brq Teachers Secretary 4 Ambxtxon Busmess Colleqe AGATHA WILBUR I Gay J Hobby Skating ACTIVITIES Vlc tory Corps 1 Red Cross 2 Vodvll 2 3 4 Glee 1 Ambmon Travel IOYCE WILLIAMSON I Willy 2 Hobby Records Actwxtxes Chalrman for Gnrls Club 2 3 4 Ambmon To be cl success m lrle PHYLLXS WOOLLEY C Phyl J Hobby Ar! Musxc Acuvxtles Chalrman for Gxrls Club 3 4 Ambmon Trxp around the world ,, ,, , . . . , 1 1 1 4 ' ., ,, , . . .. , - ' , . , ' C 4. . . , ' 5 CLASS OF 1947 lV'1ss Rame Betty Dav1dson B111 Zarkades Mar1lou Wade The Jumors of 47 set a record for themselves as the flrst class to recerve the1r senror pms 1n mrd year Thelr busy year cons1sted of sponsonng the senlor luncheon ushermg at the commencement g1v1ng the senlor party and holdrng a dance on the tradltlonal Cleveland Day The offlcers are B111 Zarkades pres1dent Betty Dav1dson v1ce pres1dent Maxme Zuger secretary and Mar1lou Wade treasurer Dav1s Art Pr1ng1e Archle Munnoch Gene Ptvetta B111 Colella and Ioe Tutrno are the outstand1ng athletes who rece1ved letters for the1r feats Havrng many act1ve members 1n Torch Club the Jumors are proud of Helorse Sarch1n B111 Zar kades Ioanne Crawford Mar1e1os1e Ken Tornqurst Donna Rutledge Everett Lasher Nancy Pren t1ce Carl Malnatr and Lots Ersenhardt W1th M1ss Rarne as sponsor the class of 47 IS lookmg forward to a successful semor year f111ed Wllh respons1b1l1t1es and trlumphs 29 lack Bator, Mike Foley, Henry Iacolucci, Bill Zarkades, Tony Nogales, Gene Cook, Ralph Penz, lim JUNIORS 30 IUANITA ARBELLO IIM BARR DON BALDWIN IACK BATOR DON BAUGHMAN COY ANN BEACH WILMA BAYNTON EILEEN BELL ELEANOR BERG HELEN BERRY DICK BROWN FRED BROWN PEGGY BURNS HARRY BUSH HN CHURCHILL SHIRLEY BOSCH ALTA BRADNER CHARLOTTE BUELOW MYRTLE BURKE NORMA CAPPA CONNIE CHERRY BURR CLINE BARBARA CLARK BILL COLLELA PAT COLUCCIO EUGENE COOK BYRON CONEY DONA COPE I I PAT COSTELLO HELEN CURRY IOAN CRAWFORD BETTY DAVIDSON HAROLD DAVIES LILLIAN DOLGOFF ANGIE DESIMONE MARIE DOMET CAROL DOUGLAS RODNEY DUNKEN EARL DUNLAP LOIS EISENHART DICK EMBOM IEAN FALSETTO CHARLES EVANS LOREN FERDINAND HAZEL FLOOD IESS FRANKHOUSER MIKE FOLEY HERB GILBERTSON SHIRLEY HALL VIRGINIA HENDRICKSON MARI HARTMAN DARLENE HILL SHIRLEY HALLOWAY HANK IACOLUCCI INEZ HOLT MARI IACQUEMART 31 .IUNIORS JUNIORS GEORGENE IOHNSON DON KINSLEY MARIE IOSIE A. KLEINGARTNER 32 DOROTHY KRYZAK MARCELLA LA B MARIE LEE SMITH LEITCH LAURA OTTLINO CARL MALNATI MARGIE MCWADE DON MEYER ARCHIE MUNNOCH EVERETT LASHER REE VIOLET LATIMER BOB LENNING DORIS LITCH AMARYLLIS MASK LUELLA McKAY ERNIE MEZA DON MITCHELL GENEVIEVE NORTH ANTHONY NOGALES SHIRLEY OACK FRANCIS OLSON IRENE PAUL GORDON PARKER RALPH PENZ JUNIORS TED PIERCE ART PRINGLE BOB PRITCHETT BOB RIEGER NANCY PRENTICE IOHN RANDALL HAROLD RICKDAL ANDY THOMPSON MARIORIE RIPLEY IIM ROGERS VIRGINIA RUBENS HELOISE SARCHIN WALLACE RUDOLPH MARY SCALZO HARDY SCHMIDT LUCILLE SHOUMAKER TOMMY SCHMIT ELMER SCHWARTZ SYLVIA SHEGAYA DON SMITH DONNA SHELDON D SREDANOVICH BARBARA STEFFEY HELEN TAYLOR PAUL STICKLES ANTOINETTE TOBEL 33 EDDIE PICARDO HAROLD POOLE JUNIORS .54 KENNETH TORNQUIST IOE TUTINO SHIZUKO TSUII B UMBENHOUER VELMA VANNOY IIM WALLAWINE SHARON WINSBERG SHIRLEY WOOD WALTER WINSBERG GEORGE WOODS EVELYN WOOLEY PATTYE ZABEL MAYVIS WRIGHT WILLIAM ZARKADES MAXINE ZUGER IACK VANDERMALE MARILOU WADE CLASS CF 1948 Chuck DeLauro Loure DeLor1e Nancy Harney Pat Davxs Mrss Iohnston Ioe DeB1ase The sophomores class of 1948 have started sornethmg new by sponsormg thexr own dances and partres rn the evemnq throughout the year w1th an unusually large attendance Offlcers of the sophomore class are Pat Davrs presrdent Loure Delor1e VICE presrdent Chuck De Lauro secretary Ioe D1B1ase treasurer Nancy Harney song chalrman derson Alberta Barley Ioyce Benson Harold Boyd Don Case Pat Davrs Mar1an Desrmone Iac quehne Dewrng Ruth Fhckmqer Erv1n Forslund Ieannette George Ioyce Halverson Ieanmne Hrgh land Thomas Lauhon Faye Machgan Pat Matzek Marrlyn Maurer Shrrley Nelson DeLor1s Peter son Nancy S1mpson lean Summenll Max ZOISTIC Lettermen are Eugene Bates Lou1e Delor1e Roland Donnem Chuck Iovrch Roy Magnussen 35 Those who are active in Torch Club are Aubrey Adams, Doris Anderson, Edna Anderson, Iunel An- SOPHOMCRES Back R1chard Cecchr Clrttord Dodson Del Ch1d ester Gene Bates Loule DeLor1e Bobbre Boprey Second Charley Ash Anthony Bowser Harold Boyd Clllford Darlmg Aubrey Adams Ioey Bullock Front Beverly Cleary Pat Davrs Ioyce Benson Iune Anderson Marranne Desxmone Back Dwan Thompson Robert Pounds Carl Stone Bob Rogers Pete Staten Forrest Parsons Second Roosevelt Wrlhams Clxttord Srsk Don Schaeffer Vrrgmra Starr Nadme Pxke Helen Redmond Front Audrey Th1baut Delores Robson Thelma Prxce Roberta Skerry Phylhs Olson DeLor1s Petersen Back Floyd Huyb r Thomas Green Iohn Hanna Palmer Fauconmer Bob Furlan Donald Haack Nancy Harney Ruth Hess Hrlda Hughes Leo Enchanrz Front Erleen Howe Lucxlle Hanson Rose Evans Darlene Falk Back Don McCrea Curtrs Langston Chester McNe1l1 Tom Lauhon Brll Koreskr Vrc Ryland Second Peggy Iensen Loretta Keoppel Collette Iacquemart Delores Lesse Delores Kulbanch Marrlyn King Front Georgette Maes losephrne Koch Vrvxan Martrn Pat Matzek Shtrely Nelson Back Don Bulltngton Gene Anderson Crazg Carter Harry Chrrstensen Warren Albrecht Bob Bowman Second Pat Barley Martha ApRoberts Anna Marte Bardsley Carolyn Calder Barbara Broom Chuck DeLauro Front Iacquehne Dewmg Angle Carlone Ger aldme Campagna Edna Anderson, Betty Chrrs tensen Second: Ieannine Highland, Margaret Grimm, SOPHOMORES Back Elmer Sanford Roland Donnem George Doel Gordon Anderson Ervm Forslund Howard Glasler Second Bob Fredencks Rxchard Grubb LeRoy Holt Louxs Fontana Ted Hames Ralph Barrea Front Rona Hallman Helen Huratt Dorothy Grady Barbara Hadley DeLor1s Hughes Back Roy Magnussen Tommy Nlles Vmcent Mmes Ed Iensen Fred Iohnson Ierry Mans Second Betty Mvers Pat Martm Naoma Klm gele Beverly Lorenzen Ed Knutson Dxck Naga shrma Front Phyllrs Lambo Pat Kmcald Faye Mach gan Dorothy Kmneberq Mae Malo Back George Eaton Gene Bates Iohn Mrtts Carl Harry Cameron Front Ieanne MacDonald Katherme Ulhnch Darrel Larson Barbara Broom Margene Larkm Lucy Muscolo Back Todo Gozo Ted Van Pouke Don Wrllers Shrrely Vmcent Bob Van Dyke Front Vxrqxma Walker Delores Wllson Elsxe Vanm Ierry Wtlson Back Don Isaacson Tom Tostenson Don Case Don Snyder Bob Herold hm Soapes Russell Rosburg Second Ierry Knrghton Bob Stewart Huberta Schoenmaker Manlea Wmstead Carol Tandy Edwin Rouly Front Ivan Madzuma Howard Clark Irene Pace Io Rene Schmaltz Forrest Parsons Max Zoretrc Iames Clevenger Pat Smxth, Dons An derson Leaf, Theo Woods, Monte Sulte, George Frank, CLASS CF 1949 M110 Perovich Howard Clark Miss Pritchard Dick Case Ieannette George The class of 1949 entered Cleveland with little knowledge of what would occur 1n the1r first year of At the close of the school term the students and faculty were proud of the effort contributed by the freshmen The class officers are Howard Clark president Dick Case vice presrdent Ieanette George secre tary and Milo Perovich treasurer Miss Pritchard has glven valuable assistance to these newcomers as sponsor 38 1 high school. Entering activities with the other students, the freshmen found school life to be exciting. FRESHMEN Back Elorse Leary Ioan Barley Marvrn Nelson Conme McNammee Hans Larson Ma xlyn Maurer Second Ioan Mavor Debra Lencr Lots Helgeson Lorna Latrmer Irma Mathxesen Howard Kemp Front Coleen Kerkol Iamce Kmrchgasler Betty Iohnson Marxlyn Lombard Florence Munnoch Back Shrrley Foss Lorna Dubay Helen Hodson Hazel Funk Irxs Coleman Ruth Flrckmqer Second Betty Frazzrnr Pat Blanar Ruth Albrecht Pat Cleary Loretta Godln Beverly Coney Front Barbara Bell Dorothy Bates Lorraxne Baldwm Marqy Glnckman Ioyce Bowman Back Kerth Crepeau Rlchard DelDuca Irm Hammak Ioe Condlto Dave Beers Drck Case man Ioyce Halvorsen Alberta Barley Paulme Curry Front Edna Frey Elena DeFeo Gene DIor1a B111 Gnfhth Clrtford Bendawald Back Bob Stevens Charles Srmmons Wllson Prxce Drck Shabmo Ioel Rmdal Clarence Oleson Second Mary Snyder Mona Roberts Francrne Olson Ioella Porter Pat Rockwellar Margaret Slater Front Maxrne Roblns Betty Schmoe Ioyce Spraye Dorxs Phrlhps Deloras Bxbby Back Ronald Van Ekran Don Meyers Lyle Wolfe xc Reyland Charles Stubbms Raymond Scharer Second Don Whrtehead Ioan Proctor Deana Rowland Sally Woods Charlene Schmamg Barbara Osburne Front Brlly Cook Barbara Stokes Ina Mae Rourke Shrrley Wooley Marybell Walker 39 3 I . h . I . l Y. 3 . '. I , , . 5 . I I . . 5 ' , . , , , 5 h h. , . . . 5 I f v . ' . Second: Ieannette George, Louise Bianchi, Fawn Bart- . I , . ' . 3 I I , . . 1 J . . , V' . , 5 ' . . . . , I ' . , , FRESHMEN Back Don Parker Dee Pmkerton Rxchard Pangallo lack Parker Drck Parker Dave Pratt Second Ray Olsen Iackxe Smlth Lyla Rxchardson Esther Sorby Mane Skmdrud Manlyn Prmgle Front Rrchard Tsyux Patsy Sullxvan Verna Roblnson Dolores Ottolmo Pearl Tobel Back Ron Barber Charles Gugseth Iohn Hughes V1c tor Brown Manuel Glmmez George Ested Second Roberta Cappello Dana Desrochers Barbara Hendrrckson Darlene Darrow Carol Chxlberg Leona Detnck Front Marxlynn Caperto Gaylene Austm Mary Iean Gardner Barbara Hallxday Florence Donatellr Back Harold Knod Alfred Shoemaker B111 Copp lack Hendnckson Bob Peck Second Glorra Ienkms Luella Lynch Manan Wilbur Front Manan Towle Shrrley Harrrngton Marran Plano Dorothy Mundy Back Carl Lylode B111 Ellmgston Leo Utter Don Schultz Chet Nuber Davxd McSk1mmmgs Roberta Rua Second Donna Stutz Iames Halley Brlly Mrller Bxlly Cook Paula La Bounty Carol Anderson Front Carol Nelson Pat Anderson Beverly Shott Mar dell Dunlap Don Iohnson Hugh Reeves Back Edward Mudge Bob Iazbec Gene Madanese Oscar Langston Don Olson Iumor Harryman Second Colette Iacquemart La Verna MacDonald Iolene Iensen Dale Mott Raymond Lalrd Front Joanna Malo Veromca Meany Mary Lollmo Betty LaBree Dona Cancer Back Chet Nuber Glorra Leger Front Rose Tutmo Phylhs Westberg Iackle Whrteman Ioanne Wrllramson Glorxa Reed : . ' . ' . , . 5 I h l. I . ' . . . . 3 . . : ' , ' , : . . ' . Ioan Ferguson : ' , ' ' , ' De . . . 5 . . , - . , : , . , , . I . . . . . : , ' CUT-UPS I ms.: Daredevzls Dead End Bausch Tonys Harem Smg you Frankxes Entenng the mstxtuhon Musxc Inc SSSSS Boom Put up your dukes' Who s Crazy? Sw ee! cmd lovely Suspense Ye Olde Maestro Our Band Graceful Iadxes Hug me Guess what? Fugmves Bob and B111 In the shade of an old oak tree Venus Ir wlth arms 41 ACTIVITIES BOYS' CLUB Mr Ierome Pete Mataya Don Aaland Stan Moran Back PETE MATAYA DON AALAND EVERETT LASHER RAY PRENTICE ROBERT RIEGER Front RON THOMPSON STAN MORAN GENE GHIFFITH STEVE HALE The Boys Club has had an actlve year sponsormg the pep assembhes and hav1ng 1o1nt assemblres w1th the grrls to further the season t1cket sale courtesy and the students vocat1onal plans On top of th1s full program were the regular Boys Club assemblles A great deal of thanks go to the ofhcers and therr commrttee charrrnen for the Work they have done throughout the year Don Aaland presrdent of Boys Club 15 also secretary of the Interhrqh School Councrl The other ofhcers were Stan Moran v1ce presrdent and Pete Mataya secretary treasurer I-'11l1ng the rrnportant pos1t1ons of commlttee charrmen were Don Baughman pep Gene Grrfhth pub11c1ty and posters Everett Lasher halls Bob Re1ger games lack Iohnson and Pete Mataya burldrng and grounds Ray Prent1ce socral servrce Byron Coney courtesy Carl Malnatr voca t1onal 44 QP- ' 3, g x fi F . , ' 2 , it .. f. y 4 Q? ,M tt,. ..,, .. : , . . . 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I I - ' , , , I 1 I 1 I , I , I f I 1 ' GIRLS' CLUB F I Cherene Croshaw Irene Carmichael Miss Crim Phyllis Anderson Eleanor Grossie Mary lean Haugen Back MARGARET METZ WILMA BAYNTON PATRICIA BAILEY IOYCE WILLIAMSON NORMA DAHLQUIST NANCY HARNEY ROBERTA SKERRY Second MARY LOU BOYDEN MARILYN LLOYD IOANNE KNOWLES BETTY DAVIDSON IOYCE BENSON GERALDINE CAMPAGNA I-'ront PAYE MACHGAN HELOISE SARCHIN NANCY PRENTICE BARBARA MORGAN SHIRLEY MADSEN The G1rls Club as cflways has had a busy and profitable year Under the able direction of Miss Crim they sponsored many act1v1t1es such as the M1ddy Drive Courtesy Week Vocational Con ference and a number of social events The Girls Club officers are president Phyllis Anderson v1ce president Irene Carm1chael recording secretary Cherene Croshaw correspondlng secretary Mary Iean Haugen treasurer Eleanor Grossie The chairmen of this girls organization and committees they are 1n charge of are Standards Nancy Prentice Decorations Betty Dav1dson Frne Arts Betty Lou Urnbenhour Freshmen Auxlliary Pat Balley Girls Club Boom Norma Dahlqurst Health Suzanne Deslmone Hobby Faye Machgan Hospitality and Good Cheer Roberta Skerry Music Geraldine Campagna Property Ioyce Benson P TA Maxme Zuger Publ1c1ty Marilyn Lloyd Refreshments Mary Lou Boyden Scholarshlp Margaret Metz Scrapbook and Extension Ioyce Cain Social Nancy Harney Social Service Shlr ley Madsen Stenography Donna Rutledge Vocational Heloise Sarchrn War Activities Ioyce Wil lramson 45 loanne Knowles: Art, Wilma Bayntonp Building and Grounds, Barbara Morgan: Bulletin Board, TORCH OFFICERS TWO BAR Back Bob McCatfree Iohnny Chrrstensen Wallace Hendrrcks Henry Van Houtte lack Strckles Ray Prentrce Ken neth Tornqurst Stanley Moran Thrrd Ioyce Srmonson Irene Carmxchael Mary lean Haugen Margaret Metz Eleanor Grossre Donna Rutledge Phyllrs Anderson Second Phyllrs Kemp Lors Ersenhardt Myrtle Lee Charlotte Eldrrdge Shxrely Madsen Mary Jeanne Hodson Carole Basye Front Nancy Prentrce Mane Iosre Barbara Morgan Carl Malnatr Vrrgrma Prcardo 'bil' 'A Welcom1ng new scholars and spon sormg several soclal events under NN the management of Mlss Walthew have been the dutres of the Torch Club Mrss Walthew Mane Iosre Margaret Metz lack Strckles Back Paul Stlckles Ioanne Crawford B111 Zarkades Everett Lasher Nancy Harney Roland Donnem Front Darlene Falk Geralclme Campagna Pat Barley Helonse Sarchm Carolyn Calder fe ' - , 'Q gg . . 'I . V . v. 3 ' O, ONE BAR SERVICE Back Marrlyn Maurer Ruth Flrckrnger Don Case Ioyce Benson lean Summerxll Max Zoretrc Ervin Forslund Thomas Lauhon Harold Boyd Second Edna Anderson Nancy Simpson Doris Anderson Pat Matzek Ioyce Halvorsen Alberta Bailey lean nette George Ieanmne Highland Aubrey Adams Front Marianne Desrmone Pat Davis Iune Anderson Faye Machgan DeLor1s Petersen Shxrely Nelson Iac quelme Dewmg Accomphshmg innumerable duties during the school term and receiving little Back David MCSk1mmlnq5 Don Case Harry Bush Pat Costello Ierry Kmghton Everett Lasher Paul Stickles Charles Evans lack Stxckles Burr Clme Third Mary Iean Haugen Margaret Metz Archie Munnoch Bob Frederick Dale Erickson Don Bullington Iohn Randall Don Brown Ioanne Knowles Second Ieanette George Betty Davidson Irene Carmichael Mary Lou Boyden Io Anne Williams Manlyn Lloyd Roberta Skerry Madlyn Hummel Front Mary Lou Wade Fay Emerson Pat Davis Shxrley Madsen Virginia Prcardo Coy Ann Beach Nancy Prentice 47 credit or recognition are they following who received the service award. LETTERMEN S CLUB HI Y To 1ts rapldly expandmg 11st the Lettermen s Club IS proud to add the names of new and worthy members Th1s club under the presrdency of Bob F1nn1gan has part1c1pated ln var1ous act1v1t1es when called upon Back Tony Nogales Stan Moran Lou1e DeLor1e Chuck Iovxch Gene Bates Sherman Stone Gene Cook lack Carroll Roy Magnussen Thzrd M1ke Foley Henry Iaco1ucc1 Don Aaland Bob Barr Russell Rosburg Art TOblD B111 Zarkades Norbert Huber Mllt Lobdell Second Ralph Penz Wallace Hendncks Pete Mataya Ilm Dav1s Iohnny Chrlslensen Art Prmgle lack Bator Henry Van Houtte Front Arch1e Munnoch Bob Freclrtck Gene P1vetta Roland Donnem Steve Hale B111 Colella Ioe Tutmo I' he ant1cs of the H1 Y 1n1t1at1on wrll be long remembered along Wllh the1r normal dut1es whlch thls year 1ncluded a Wh1te Shut Dance Back Ioe Tutmo Gordon Parker Ice Crepeau Walt Pennmgton B111 Zarkades Don K1nsley Henry Van Houtte Steve Hale Mrddle Ralph Penz Art Prlngle Don Iorenby Harold Wenner Hardy Schmldt Bob Barr I1m Barr Carl Malnatr Front Ron Thompson Ray Prenhce lohnny Chnstensen Pete Mataya Stan Moran B111 Colella 48 - . . . . , . 1 - 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 11 . . ,, I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 STUDENT CCDUNCIL DEBATE FORESTRY Assembhng to drscuss current problems of the school the counctl planned a serres of events to enlrven the school term Standing Mr Davrs Principal Don Aaland Boys Club president Seated Back B111 Zarkades lunior class president Cara Lee Basye annual editor and Big C president Phylhs Gorden lournal representative Stan Moran Boys Club vice president Howard Clark Freshman class president Irm Gilbert Forestry Club president Middle Bob Fmnigan Lettermen s Club president Mary Lou Boyden Senior class president first semester Pat Davrs Sopho more class president Mrss Crrm Girls Club advisor president Betty Davrdson Chairman of Season Pass Committee Mr Ierome Boys Club adviser Steve Hale senior class president second semester Attending debates at hrgh schools through out the ctty under the expert leadershlp o Mr Starcevlch the squad accompl1she much toward lncreaslng thelr knowledge of world wrde events Mr Starcevtch Ioanne Knowles Lllltan Dolgotf Iuanita Arbello Harold Poole Brllre Haynes Char lotte Walker Ruby Dodd Margaret Slater Bar bara Hendrickson Snxrlee Oeck Marranne Desr mone Myrtle Mae Burke Tommre Io Sulhvan Ken rieth Tornqurst Mr Gray wrth the assrstance of several boys of the Club has rrn proved the Memorral Forest con s1derably by attentrve care Mr Gray Vernon Strreck Irm G11 bert Bob Rreger 49 I I Front: Phyllis Anderson, Girls' Club president: Margaret Metz, Torch Club president: Irene Carmichael, Girls' Club vice ' ., ' t . ' , ' d T Y Hall Squad, Season Pass Libra ry Dlrectmg trafhc 1n the halls under the superb guldance of Mr Pratt has been a full t1me lob of the Hall Squad Vs' if AIN wx Back Pete Mataya Pau1St1ck1es Ray Prentrce lack Stxckles Arnold Sturham Iohn Chnstensen Henry Van Houtte Front Carl Malnatr Ron Thompson Kenneth Tornqurst Stan Moran Vern Stneck The members of the season pass commlttee who promoted sale of the season pass are Back Arnold Sturham Iohn ny Chrrstensen Betty Davld son Henry Van Houtte Front Coy Ann Beach Carl Malnatl Marrlou Wade Capably dlrected by Mlss Ieavrtt are the asslstants of the 11brary who are always wrlhng to contnbute thelr knowledge for the beneht of others 50 Movie Operators, Flre Squad Stage Crew When teachers deslre to acquamt the puplls wrth classroom work by means of a IHOV19 the operators are only too w1111ng to cooperate Back Harry Bush Pat Coluccro Carl Stone Gray Walt Wrnsberg Paul Stlckles Front Vrc Ryland Tom Lauhon Stan Brewer Elmer Schwartz Howard Clark Able and w1ll1nq to assrst are the boys of the FITS Squad when the 1re alarm rrngs wrth Mr Pratt dlrectrng Back Don Iorenby Don Baldwm hm Grlbert Herb Grlbertson Front Fred Brown Pat Coluccro Ioe Tutmo Wlthout the tralned SGTVICG ot the boys behrnd the scenes taught by Mr Rule and Mr Wrlson assem bhes and plays would have suffered lmmensely for lack of proper facrlr t1es Back Don Case Iohn Randall Warren A1 brecht Irm Grlbert Rrchard CeCCh1 Iohn Schubert Front Ed Rowley Don Bullmgton Mr Wrl son Drck Case Mr Rule Pat Costello 51 I ML , ' - , ' - ' . f. Q Q K' ,.g 2? I get 5:7 . ylglfe, xs sk. 5 wal? ' 5 I , u 1-1 '-pi! , X , U sh Y l 7. 2 1 av v 'J' V O A 'U lf U x.+ 'N L V ' ' 5 74, f Q 1 .MIJVUF 2 + ,Q f , f M, Q' N, gr -Gi ., is if ttfgzif-1-+2- l 5 3 Q: E! V i lg., -'win'-X-,v . .. , 0 A X , V i ' if T . Kult' f: . ' - Q af, , ' .. If Biz 2 7' N 'Nc 3. g V R335 ', A . 'XF 0 we Q if . '. ' X 1 7 Qi ' I 13' . fa f M 0 A A 1 'I' I fl, v ff' y 'we Qffg, MU: 5' 1 J' 5 QS BAND Performrng upon request and at varrous assembhes were the band members under d1rect1on of Mr Ottum Back row Chet Nuber George Eaton Don Smxth Norman Cochran George McDonald Fred Iohnson Don Parker Ed Smrth Donn Shankland Burr Clrne Bob McCaiiree Harold Wenner Drck Parker Don Kmsley lrm Whxte Charles Evans Smrth Lextch Mrddle row DeLor1s Peterson Mary Lollxno VIVIGH Martm Gordon Parker Bob Furlan Ioel Rrndal Don Case Shrrley Nelson Tom Tostensen Don Schulty Gerald Fresner Anthoney Bowser Bob Peck Front row Darlene Falk Edna Anderson Don Wrllers Chuck Hansen Pete Stanten Harry Cameron Marvm Nelson Vernon Strreck Yvonne Payne Norma Dahlqurst Irm Barr Hardy Schmrdt Ed Beard Drck Case Harold Boyd The Red and Whrte rn snappy unrforms marched across the freld at the football games dur mg the past year Supplyrng smooth arrangements for school dances Cleveland Day and other school func trons has been the pleasant work of the Swrnq Band Prano Roland Pennyhofi Bass Fred Iohnson Drums Aubrey Adams Back row Bob McCaffree Burr Clme Bob Peck Drck Case Front Bob Furlan Don Case Harry Cameron Gordon Parker in 53 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 - . 1 1 1 - - 1 A CAPPELLA C-LEE Appearrng at such notable occasrons as the Unrted Natrons benefxt Chamber of Commerce Ltons Club and the hosprtal at Chrrstmas the chorr has recerved praxse and acclarm under drrectron oi Mr E K Ottum Back George Woods Loran Ferdlnand Pete Mataya Gordon Ellason E C Turn r Brll Zarkades Harold Wenner Ray Prentlce Earl Dunlap Gene Cook LeRoy Holt Thrrd Margaret Metz Geraldrne Campagna Neoma Klrngele Mary Lou Boyden Norma Dahlqulst Ioyce Moe Ralph Penz Hardy Schmrdt Smrth Leech Chuck DeLauro Dons Mmer Alberta Slagle B1111e Haynes Charlene Schmarnq Betty Rober Patrrcra Nunan Second Lrllran Dolgoit Ina Rae Rourke Dorrs Anderson PatSm1th Ioan Ferguson Mary lean Haugen Barbara Broom Nancy Harney Edna Anderson Carol Chrlberq Front Darlene Falk Rona Hallman Helen Huratt Florence Warnke Iames Clevenger hm Soapes Barbara Hadley Yvonne Payne Vrrqmra Prcardo Back Lourse Branchr Fawn Bartman Hrlda Hughes Mar1on Scrrbner Charlene Schmamg Debra Lencr Maman Wllbur Donna Sregrlst V1v1an Martrn Second Ina Rae Rourke Pat La Marche Ruth Albrrght Maryljean Gardner Dorrs Ander son Mary Snyder Rona Hallman Marrlyn Krng Front Carol Chllberg Barbara Halliday Vlarran Iohnson Florence Munnoch Betty Frazzmr Delores Ottolmo Betty Chrlstensen Back George Doel Harold Pool Edward Beard Monte Sulte Don Iorenby Wallace Rudolph B111 Koreskr Iames Clevenger Second Byrne Kelly Don Brown less Frank houser Chuck DeLauro Vmcent Mme Tom Lauhon Front Ralph Barrea Roy Magnussen Don Whltehead Ierry Marrs Eugene Dlorlo 54 l l , , .,,,,,-,,,.,,,.. - 'H F 'F . . 1 -' - . -1 A . 1 1 I A 1 V. ' I I ' 2-. 51 I I . if .- t l SENICDR PLAY QW as Under the skrlltul d1rect1on of Mrss Blanche Phrmrster the sen1or class of 1946 presented the hrlanous comedy Ever Smce Eve about a h1qh school new paper 1n Preston a small town near the suburbs Double castmq to g1ve the chance to have more students m each performance was planned for each nrght of the play A CGpGC1lY aud1ence frlled the audrtorrum w1th apprecratrve applause as the curtam descended after each act Those takmq part m the play Fr1day nlght were Margaret Met Arnold Sturham Shrrely Madsen Ray Prentrce Pete Mataya Ioyce Srmonson Mary Rrta McCarron E C Turner Bob McCaffree Mane Domet and Henry Van Houtte The Saturday mqht cast rncluded Margaret Metz Arnold Sturham Myrtle Lee Ron Thompson Iohn Chrtstensen Cherene Croshaw Mary Lou Boyden E C Turner Bob McCaffree Tommre Io Sulh van and Henry Van Houtte The play was wr1tten by Florence Ryerson and Cohn C Clements 55 7 Y . I VJ mf 'tr T v f V ,fd l T - f X X -. - tt. t A N K irggigfi-lik J g . , . 'Ara ' , . I , H . H . . 4: , .., , . , 1 . Z, I 1 , 1 , , - - , 1 , . - , , , , I I I ' ' I I - , . J . . CAFETERIA The members ofthe k1tchen stcrff are Mrs Byres Mrs Schatterrkuk Mrs Wmn Mrs Carlson Mrs Tccrr Mrs Conrad Mrs Mcrrslcmd Mrs Hutton 56 x . . -r 'm ' , .- ' , - ' , - 3? .1 , is - l 5 ' I -, . , . , . . , . , . . JOURNAL The Journal staff determ1ned to lssue to the students a better edlted paper 1n the school term of 45 46 The success of therr campa1gn was r1ot1ceab1e to a large extent by the backlng of rmportant occurrences 1n the communlty semester ed1tors kept the trad1t1on of the precedmg ed1tors by supportmg the e1ect1on and attendlng conferences Adverusmg c1rculat1on and busmess managers contrlbuted toward the proper functron of the Iournal 57 and the obtainment of newer and more interesting material. The second ANNUAL MARILYN LLOYD CARA LEE BASYE MARY IEANHODSON Taking the ever mcreasing problems which arose during the year 1n its stride the staff of the 1946 Aquila completed its mystenous wanderlngs through the farryland of yearbook making Cara Lee Basye editor and Manlyn Lloyd business manager wlth Mr Harold Snyder advisor spent long hours of concentratron and careful planning to make possrble this book of cherrshable rnernorrs on the dedrcatron page Mary Ieanne Hodson as names edltor d1d many hours of typing and re search The copy writers who contributed outstanding work are Audrey Rauschmrer Mary Ieanne Hodson Paul Strckles Phylhs Gordon Dorothy De Chameau Mary West Mary Lou Boyden and B111 Zarkades Back Mary Ieanne Hodson Carole Basye B111 Zarkades Paul Strckles Front Marilyn Lloyd Mary West Phyllzs Gorden Audrey Rauschmier 58 Phyllis Gordon did a splendid job as senior editor, and Dick Brown takes the honors for the art work CUT-UPS Kmt one purl two H1 Ho S11ver Carol s porky The mormng after Homer and Max Iust Buddxes The apple of h1s eye Haynes xn achon Carefree Smxles Wherefore art thou? All thrs and towels too? For you coach' Upon request Knees front Sugar and Splce Aifectron lust lookmg 59 Miss Crim's angels ' That's Lloyd ' Poor Pee Wee ' Bottoms up ' Snowblind ' Oh, shucks ' Huckleberry Crow SPORTS ne, BILL COLLELA SHERMAN STONE ART PRINGLE RALPH PENZ FOOTBALL 151 TEAM Though the loss of every game put Cleveland rn the cellar th1s year 1t d1d not lower the morale of the school or team Not many opponents looked ahead to the Eagles as an easy VICLOYY Most looked forward to a tough game agalnst a well backed cletermlned team The Eagles opened the season Wllh a 28 0 loss to Ballard The excel lent backmg g1ven the team held the score much lower than ant1c1 pared Hopes rose for th Eagle eleven when they scored agcunst the powerful L1ncoln team even though they lost 31 6 The Eagles next faced the Kuays w1th renewed v1gor and COHLI dence but after a hard battle Queen Anne came out on top 31 7 Crosslng the Duwamlsh and chmbmg the h1ll the Eagles encoun MAX STARCEVICH STAN MORAN MILTON LOBDELL ROLAND DONNEM ELMER SANFORD EUGENE COOK BOB BARR NORBERT HUBER IIM DAVIS 1SfTEAM FOOTBALL tered West Seattle the1r next foe After a close low scorrng struggle the Eagles bowed to the lndlans 13 6 Turmng to the East the Eagles met therr r1val Frankltn Both teams fought hercely but the Quake s Won by the score of 7 O The Eagles next turned to the Bulldogs but fell under contrnuous beatmg and Garfreld was v1ctor1ous by 27 U R1s1ng from thelr defeats the Eagles faced the mlghty Roosevelt team W1th energet1c hope but when the fmal gun sounded the Houghrrders were trrumphant Wlth a score of 18 O The last stab for a w1n came when the Eagles met the Trgers Although the Cleveland team battled furlously the game to end the Cleveland football sea on resulted 1n a 20 O loss to Broadway DEL CHIDESTER LOUIE DELORIE BOB FREDRICKS ART TOBIN RICHARD PANGALLO F Q Q 'I' B A L L 2nd 3rd TEAMS YELL SQUAD DeLauro Ilm Barr Front Del Chldester Dean Shabmo Pat Costello Don Iorenby Ed Iensen Paul lVIal1nowsk1 Bob Stewart Leading the Enhre Student Body Leadmg the ent1re student body 1n yells tor the team Wllh rnexhaustlble vlgor was Ioe D1B1ase Pete Mataya and Tony Nogales Also contnbutmq were Arch1e Munnoch and Wmston Parks who were unable to be photographed 64 I W t f n , y 3 r Back: Don Haack, Ioe Tutino, Ron Sorkness, Lauren Ferdinand, Bob Lenninq, Don Snyder, Chuck C-OLF EUGENE BATES I CHRISTENSEN WALLYHENDRICKS DON SNYDER ARNOLD STURHAM H VAN HOUTTE Wxth s1x returnmg letterrnen th1S year Coach Hassennul Out of four meets so far they have lost to Roosevelt and Garf1e1d and won from Queen Anne and Frankhn KENNETH HASSENMILLER REGINALD EATON 1er's golf squad has already shown its wares. T BILL ZARKADES CHARLES HANSEN ED IENSEN IOE CREPEAU BOB FINNIGAN Honorable mention on the all city staff went to B111 Zarkades tall forward His splendid handling of the ball against oppos ing teams earned him the honor. Bill is a mid-term lad so he may be back again next season to fill his old place. Chuck Hansen, the quiet lad that produced some terrifying competition for the opposing teams, is graduating this year so will not be back for another season. Ed Iensen, sophomore on this year's spirited team, is getting plenty of experience for the coming seasons. He played center on the squad and looks forward to coming back next year. Another senior among the maple five is Ioe Crepeau. Ioe played guard for the Eagles this last season, and did a splen- did job at laying the ball in the hoop. The Inspirational Award honors were captured this year for the Eagle squad by Bob Finnigan. Playing for the good of the team at all times was Bob's goal. BASKETBALL HHEAM IACK CARROLL STEVE HALE MIKE FOLEY EUGENE COOK lack Carroll tall dark guard on the Eagle five contributed spirit and zeal to h1s teammates on the maple court during the season. Jack, a senior this year, will not be back tor another term. Steve Hale, guard on the Eagle Squad this last season returned tor the second year to bring fire and inspiration to his team which in return brought him the Captaincy of the squad. Little Mike Foley will be back next year for another season with the maple five. A junior this year, Mike has added the spirit and good team work necessary to complete a well- organized team. Although Eugene Cook started turning out late for the maple court, he showed real spirit and sportsmanship. Cook will be returning next year for one more season. l5lTEAM BASKETBALL 2nd,3rdTEAMS Back Erme Meza lack Bator Bob Lenmng Arlo Klemgartner Coach Ralph Front Don Snyder Russell Rosburg Harold Wenner Roland Donnem Bob Bowman Back Erme Dav1s Ivan Madzuma Chester McNe111 Max Zorehc Roy Magnussen Louxe DeLone Front LeRoy Holi Howard Glazxer Rmchard Pangallo Don Wlllers Bobble Furlan Coach Walker I 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 TRACK Back Norbert Huber Arlo Klemgartner Craig Carter Harry Bush Wallace Borman Harry Cameron Ronald Bennyholf Second Ray Prentrce Bob Barr Ken Morgan Earl Slms Allan Bryan Front Dwan Thompson Gene Pxvetta Gordon Parker Art Prxngle Don Mxtchell Coach Peltler 1nto shape for the comlng track season Back hm Thompson Gordon Anderson Ed Iensen Paul Mahnowskl Sherman Stone Iack Stxckles Harold Hanson Second Ervm Forsland Forrest Parsons Roland Donnem B111 Rauschmler Archre Munnoch Denms Dahlme Curus Langston Front Lylre Wolf Dale Anderson Merle Lmdgren Edward Knutson Ferdl nand Traverso Arlyn Wolanskx l As the annual goes to press, the cinderburners are working 69 BASEBALL WALT PENNINGTON CHUCK IOVICH BOB LENNING DON AALAND BOB FINNIGAN All Cleveland IS proud of rts 1946 baseball team' After takmg regular beatmgs through the football and basketball seasons the baseball team came back to avenge those beatmgs by trouncmg every school wlth the exceptxon of Roosevelt at least once They succeeded rn domg thxs by many hours ot hard practzce and by sheer love of the game Coach Ralph worked hard to produce thxs years wmnmg team and many thanks go to hmm Garfzeld was the hrst school to see the hopes of v1c tory drm out as Relph Penz mtched three hxt ball to lead the Eagles to a 3 0 vrctory B111 Collms from Broadway outlasted Russ Rosburg m the seasons hrst pztchmg duel as the Bengals won 21 Lmcoln trounced the Eagles 8 2 mamly w1th the help oi thexr fast mheld whzch stopped everythmg the team could hzt Bxg Russ Rosburg lost h1s second heartbreaker to Roosevelt 10 The Teddles scored a run rn the last t the seventh Playmg at Georgetown the Grovers hnally hxt a wrnnmg strlde by taken the Beavers 3 0 Rosburg commg back to blank the Ballard nme wlth brrlhant prtchmg Travelmg to West Seattle wlth Penz domg the flmgmg Cleveland ran up the h1ghest score 1n two years as rt MAX ZOREICK MIKE FOLEY BOB BOWMAN LEROY HOLT LOREN RALPH ,pn ,S-aid' f A .. r N. K3 Q A A t 1 ' ' ' , , - . ' ' o ' ' ' 4 ' A 1 I t , .Q K 1 X . V . sw, 5 we V V at . . If M J- ' ' at ' is M- ,f V f ' 'Q f ' at W rf A I Q, Q-.IL ' f be , , ' , T T'vse A ' , , b V '-. ' ' 7 W -, A ' .gf I In -f W .s f e ' f ' A BASEBALL 1? at .N-. IOE TUTINO IACK BATOR RUSS ROSBURG RALPH PENZ HAROLD WENNER HENRY IACOLUCCI thoroughly trounced the Indtans 185 The game was hxghlxghted by four home runs for the Eagles Startlng the second round the boys from Garfteld were agam whtpped Sl as Rosburg held the Pups to four hxts Prtchmg but two mnxngs Rosburg was credrted wlth a wm as the Eagles came back to take Broadway 6 4 Trymg for then' hfth stralght thrs trme agamst the league leodlng Lmcoln Lynx the Georgetown nme wrth Rosburg agam prtchmg sterlmg ball took the Lynx to the tune of 6 3 m an excrtxng game Hopes of reachmg s1x straxght w1ns were blown sky NIGHT L IIM FOLEY IERRY K ON HOWARD G AZIER hxgh as the Roughnders from Roosevelt went wxld rn therr Z0 4 vrctory Ballard then came from behmd m the last mnmg to wm 7 6 and make xt two losses rn a row thereby endrng all hopes of the Eagles reachmg the playoff Playmg West Seattle agam the Eagles walloped lndlans 135 Russ Rosburg Bob Fmnrgan Slats Aaland and Tutmo all had posstble all crty chances and were mam factors rn one of Clevelands most successful mond seasons rn years Seven w1ns and frve losses placed the Eagles m possessxon of thrrd place RICHARD PANGALLO PHIL ISERNIO DON WILLERS e Ioe t e cha lone 5 l l ' Y .. 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' . - I ' 1 h Z 4 mg l rg 'il 5 ' ' .5 0, 1, , y H ,P BIC C CLUB The g1rls who earned therr sweaters last year or prev1ously are Back V1oletLat1mer Marron Bales Phyllrs Gorden Mary Ieanne Hodson Pat Grlmour Nan y Harney Barbara Broom Front Donna Rutledge Cara Lee Basye Geraldme Campagna Lucy Muscolo Irene Paul Pat Wass The Blg C Club welcomed many new members durmg the precechng year In1t1at1on party was offered before the round of sports began The act1v1t1es of the year rncluded a Chrrstmas Carmval all Clly breakfast and the elect1on party under the dlrectlon of MISS Waller sponsor and Cara Lee Basye Pres NEW MEMBERS Back Marran Desrmone Marlon Iohn Front Margaret Slater Ioyce Whrte Faye Machqan Barbara Stefly 'Uh NEW MEMBERS ARE Back Anna M Bardsley Lorna Laumer Donna Stutz Helen Hodson Francrne Olson Charlotte Phrllrps Mzddle Ina Mae Rourke Florence Donatellr Dorothy Kmneberq Ieannme Hxqhland Florence Munnoch Front Rose Tuuno Angle Carlone Donna Kantzer Beverly Coney Dolores Ottolmo 72 l l , : A son, Barbara Halliday, Pat Cleary. O I , ' , of 'sum Q ACKNCWLEDGMENTS The Aqu1Ic1 staff wlshes to thank the fouowmq people and f1rms for then CISSISIGIICG m publzshmq fh1S book Ioseph Pcrup of the Acme Enqrcxvmg Co Lcmd1s D1e'lI'1Ch of Kennell Elhs Roy Rosenthal of the UHIVGISITY Pnntmg Co Mr Geo A Bayless of Wards Bmdery Mr. ' . Mr. ' ' ' - ' Mr. ' ' ' ' .