Cleveland High School - Aquila Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1947 volume:

Jim 1947 AQUILA Published by the students of Cleveland High School Byron Coney, Editor: Peggy Smith, Business Manager FCREWORD Four years 1S a long t1me Four years rn school IS an even longer t1me That IS 1ts a long t1me when you look forward to rt because when you look back at 1t four years went awfully fast It seems l1ke no t1me at all s1nce the senrors walked rn the doors of h1gh school and now that they are leav1ng for the last t1me you can see on the1r faces a varlety of expressrons Some are glad some pleased a few surpnsed a few thankful but most of them look Just a 11tle b1t sad when they walk out the door for the last t1me The four years spent 1n h1gh school are the most pleasurable years 1n a persons l1fe and 1lS not very funny when you say good bye to them There IS somethlng more on the pages of th1s book than just words and prctures It 1S sornethmg very hard to defme If you look at your annual before anythrng has been wrrt ten 1n 1t and then after a few days when the pages are crowded Wllh names you look at 1t agam perhaps then you w1ll understand ll . . . . . . .1 . . , 1 1 I , - 1 1 1 1 . . . 1 . .1 1 1 . 1927 1947 Over twenty years ago the students rn the Georgetown H1gh School watched wxth eager ant1c1pat1on out the W1ndoWs of the1r crowded portables Up on the h1ll therr school bu11d1ng was be1ng burlt They watched 1t grow It took a long tlme but tlnally when 1t was ready everyone packed hrs books and papers and 1n a body they walked up Luc1le Street over the bndge up the h1ll and through the b1g gate past the bronze plate that read Grover Cleveland H1gh School 1926 That was twenty wears ago And today they st1ll walk up Luc1le Street to school over the br1dge up the h1ll and through the b1g gate past the bronze plate that st1ll reads Grover Cleveland H1gh School 1926 Thmgs are pretty much the same The board walk 1S m1ss1ng now the new look to the shrubs and grass lS gone some ot the teachers have left and new ones have taken the1r places there IS a drfterent pr1nc1pal and ot course there are d1f ferent laces and d1fferent names among the students but 1t IS st1ll the same school And 1t w11l always be the same school because rt there IS anyth1ng you cant change you cant change a school 5 I . . , 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 . - - - - 1 1 I 1 Is Ieammg your amb1t1on'? There IS no royal road Ahke the Icmg and peasant Must c11mb to her abode , . . . , , ,es- , ,X ,M 44 we M , 5 And so they chmb from S eptember to june, up the steps to Cleveland High School and to learn' mg ADMINISTRATICN WSH' HOMER DAVIS, Principal Though the Job of prmclpal requ1res much of Mr Dav1s' t1me, he has always welcomed the opportunxty to partake 1n the extra curncular GCl1V1t1eS of the school IU RAY K IMUS V109 Pr1nc1pa1 Although the lob of Mr Imus IS one Wh1Ch 1S often very unpleasant to the students they call agree that 1n Splte of the vunous d1ff1cult1es they become mvolved 1n he st111 remcuns thelr good tnend 11 1 w 0 O 0 2 ' I 1 I . V1rg1n1a Ballard Gall Baskervllle Aurlo Bonney Laura Boye Robert Campbell Beth Coghlan Dorothy Crlm Dorothy Cunnmgham Helen Grant Charles Gray M1ldred Hanson Lou Ella Hart Kenneth Hassenm1l1er Hartley Holte Hrldur Hughes Vmcent Ierome Marjorle Iohnston Frances Kwap1l Robert Langley Dora Leav1tt Frances Mclnt1re W1ll1am Magmms Mary Malcolm Ethel Mc!-Xssey l2 , . .I . - I I I , . , . , Ohve Mrllar Edward Ottum Gaylord Peltrer Blanche Phlmxster H1ram Pratt Mlllle Prrtchard Margaret Ra1ne Irma Rooney Rachel Royston Paul Rule Anne S1mmons Laura Srmth Margaret Smlth Harold Snyder Ahce Stach Mlchael Trmbers Cecrha Turner George Walker Vera Waller Claude Wrlson Florence Wrltsxe 13 CLASSES Senior llfflcers Est:1f,t3e1M1:'1t,?Lzgid,2i1Ssywtzz SENIOR CLASS For the semor class ot 1947 there IS not much left but memorres Years from now when ever two 47 graduates chance to meet they wtll talk about school and they W111 remember thmgs They ll remember the day they trrst entered h1gh school they ll remember the day they graduated from h1gh school and they ll remember a lot ln between They ll remember games they ll remember the Iournals and the Aqullas they ll remember the study halls and the lunch per1ods they ll remember a lot of thtngs And a lot of thmgs they W111 remember W111 happen 1n therr last Week of school They ll remember the MOVIHQ Up Day Assembly the Semor Luncheon Commencement and they ll remember the Prom They ll remember some of the bad thmgs about school too maybe But mostly they 11 remember the n1ce thmgs and one of the best thrngs about school IS that you can always remember 1t lo the teachers: they'll remember the Vodvils, the senior plays, the football and basketball MARTHA APROBERTS Mart Actxvxtles Blq C 2 3 4 lour nal Stat! 4 Torch Club 4 Grrls Club omm1ttee Charrman 4 Senlor Play Future plans College IUANITA ARBELO Totsle Actrvxtles Stamp Representa tlve l 2 3 4 Secretary to Teacher 1 2 Scholarsh1p Chanr man 2 Honor Soclety 2 D bate 3 4 A Cappella 3 4 Future plans College PATRICIA BAILEY Pat Act1v1t1es Gtrls Glee Club l Vodvxl l Grrls Club Commzttee 3 Torch Club Z 3 4 Presr dent of Torch lub 4 Future plans College SHIRLEY BOSCH Bosch Act1v1t1es War Work 2 Gxrls Club l 2 3 4 Future plans Stenotype School COY ANN BEACH Coy Acttvrtxes Red Cross 1 Roll Secretary l 2 3 4 Stamp Commxttee 1 2 3 4 Vodvnl 2 3 4 Iournal Statt 2 3 4 Sprxnq Concert 4 Class Otitcer 4 Future plans Work and Marriage JAMES BARR Itmmy AClIVll19S Football l 2 3 4 Ban I 2 3 4 Vodvxl l 2 3 Class Ofhcer 2 A Cappella 4 Pure Squad 4 Hall Squad 4 Lettermens lub 4 Boys Club Commtttee Chaxrman 4 Future plans College YOLANDA BARREA Y ACllVlll9S Chrtstmas Play 1 Lunchroom Work 2 Gtrls Club l 2 3 4 Future plans Travelmg ELEANOR BERG Al Actlvrttes Grrls Club l 2 3 4 Future plans Marnage Commlttee l Oihce Work l Hall Duty 2 4 Torch Club Senxor Play Bulldrng and Grounds 4 Class Oth er 4 Future plans College IACK BATOR Bator Acttvrtzes Basketball l 2 3 Base ball l 2 3 4 Football 2 4 Lettermens l b l 2 3 4 H ll Squad 4 Ltbrary Representat1ve 4 Future plans College DONALD BAUGHMAN Royal Actxvmes Boys Club l 2 3 4 Pep Assembly Chairman 3 Iournal Statt 3 Bmldmg and Grounds Chaxrman 3 Boys Club Commxttee Chaxrman 3 4 Future plans Undeclded IOAN BELL Io ACl1VllISS Gzrls Club l 2 3 4 Future plans Secretary PERCY BERGET Berqle Actxvrtxes Boys Club 4 Trans ferred from North Dakota Future plans Undeclded ALTA BRANDNER Al Act1v1t1es Brq C 2 3 4 Glrls lub Future plans Marrlage STANLEY BREWER Stan Acttvxtres Boys Club l 2 Movxe Squad I 3 Future plans Merchant Marlne FRED BROWN Fredd1e Actrvmes Baseball 2 Frre Squad 3 4 Hall Squad 4 Forestry Club 4 Future plans College CHARLOTTE BUELOW Char ACLIVILISS Gtrls Club I 2 3 4 Future plans Work MYRTLEMAE BURKE Myrt Act1v1t1es Vodvnl l 2 Secre tary to Teacher 1 Ltbrary Assistant 2 3 Gxrls Glee Club 2 Debate 3 Senxor Play 4 Future plans Dramatrcs .. ,. . .. :Q 2 3 ., -on . . . 2 . 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G 1 ,. .. . .. : . h 3 4' HARRY BUSH Bush Activities Boys Club 1 Z 3 4 Movie Squad 1 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Future plans College GERALDINE CAMPAGNA Gerry Actxvities Big C 1 2 Girls Glee Club 1 A Cappella l 2 3 4 Torch Club l 2 3 4 Vodvll 1 2 3 Sp ing Concert 2 3 Senior Play Future plans Seattle College CONSTANCE CHERRY Cherry Activities Girls Glee Club 1 2 Spring Concert 2 Girls Club 1 Z 3 4 Future plans I ousewiie IOHN CHURCHILL Church Activrtres Senior Play Boys Club 1 Z 3 4 Future plans College BARBARA CLARK Barb Activities Bullding and Grounds 4 Senior Play Girls Club Roll Representative 3 Girl Club 1 2 3 4 Future plans Student Nursing BURR CLINE De Foe Activities Torch Club l 2 Vodvil 1 3 Track 1 Band 1 2 3 Games Committee 2 3 Forestry lub 2 3 4 Spring Concert 3 4 Class Oltrcer 4 A Cappella 4 Hall Squad 4 Tennis 4 Senior Play Future plans Uni versity ol Washington BILL COLELLA Cal Activities Football 1 2 3 4 Letter mens Club 3 4 Boys Club 1 2 3 4 Future plans Work PATRICK COLUCCIO Pat Activitxes Stamp Representa tive l 2 3 4 Games Committee 1 Movie Squad 3 4 Fire Squad 3 4 Season Pass Commrttee 4 Forestry Club 4 Boys lub 1 2 3 4 Future plans College BYRON CONEY By Activities Banking Representative 1 Games Committee 2 Iournal Stalt 3 4 Boys Club Committee Chairman 3 Hall Squad 4 Bus Commlttee 4 Electron Com mittee 4 Aquila Editor 4 Senior Play Student Council 4 Future plans College P T A Dance ommittee 3 Vodvil 3 Iournal Staff 3 4 Season Pass Committee 4 Buildrng and Grounds 4 Future plans Marriage PATRICK COSTELLO Pat Actrvities Stage Crew l 2 3 4 Football 1 Z 3 4 School Patrol 1 2 Basketball 2 Vodvll 3 4 Hall Squad 4 Flre Squad 4 Lettermen s Club 4 Senior Play Future plans Work IOAN CRAWFORD Craw Activities Class Olhcer 1 2 War Work 1 Girls Club Representative l Lrbrary Repre sentative l Honor Society 2 3 4 Girls Club Commrttee hairman 4 Iournal Stall 4 Senior Play Future plans College HELEN CURRY Curry Activities Hall Dutyl Glrls Club 1 2 3 4 Future plans Travel BETTY DAVIDSON Bett Activities Class Officer l Z Season Pass Chairman 1 2 3 4 Student Councll 1 2 3 Girls Club Committee Chairman 2 3 4 Iournal Staff 3 Aquila Staff 4 Semor Play 4 Future plans Pre dental University ot Washington CHUCK DELAURO Chocko Football l 2 3 Vodvrl 1 Track l Class Otlicer 2 A Cappella 3 4 Spring Concert Roll Representative 2 3 Senior Play Messenger 4 Future plans Undecided ANTONETTE DESIMONE Angle Actlvltxes Office Assis tant 4 Girls Club l 2 3 4 Future plans Undecided LILLIAN DOLGOFF L11 Activitres Roll Representative 1 War Bond Committee 1 Vodvil 1 2 3 A Cappella 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 Nonette 4 Sprmg Concert 2 3 4 Debate 3 Semor Play Builzimg and Grounds Commrttee 4 Future plans College CAROL DOUGLAS Stump Activitles Glee Club 1 2 Red Cross Club l Vodv1l 1 Mrddie Chalrman 3 4 Canned Food Drive Chairman 3 Roll Representatzve 4 Semor Play Future plans Marriage someday DONA COPE Dee f 1 Activities: Properties Committee 2. ,. 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RODNEY DUCKEN Rod Actxvrty Boys Clu l 3 Future plans College GERALDINE EDELBROCK Gen Actlvlttes Glee Club 1 2 3 Vodvrl 2 3 Propertxes Commrttee 4 Future plans Stenographer LOIS EISENHARDT Lo Actrvxtxes Class Otfrcer 1 Vodvll l Torch Club 2 3 4 Olllce Asststant 2 Bug C 3 Roll Representatxve 3 Glrls Club Oilxcer 4 Future lans Stenographer DICK EMBOM Drck Actrvrty Boys Club l 2 3 4 Future plans Mannes CHARLES EVANS Evans Actrvrtles Movle Squad 2 Band 1 2 3 4 Semor Play Future plans Undecided IEANNE FALSETTO ACIIVIIISS Hall Duty l 2 3 Glrls Club l 2 3 4 Future plans Buslness College LOIS FICKEN Lots Actrvrty Glrls Club 1 2 3 4 Future plans Marnage HAZEL FLOOD Actxvltxes Grls Club l 2 3 4 Future plans Undecrded MICHAEL FOLEY Mrke Actrvxtxes Baseball 2 3 4 Basket ball 2 3 4 Lettermen s Club Presxdent 4 Lrbrary Assrstant 4 Student Councrl 4 Future plans Protessxonal Baseball IIM GILBERT Ntck Actxvxtxes Basketball l 2 3 Boys 4 School Patrol 1 2 3 4 Student Councrl 3 4 Future plans Farmlnq SHIRLEY HALL Shxrl Actlvrty Secretary to Teacher 3 Transferred from Wrangell Alaska Future plans Career SHIRLEY l-IALLOWAY Shlrl ACIIVIIIGS Grrls Club 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 Vodvll 1 Future plans Beautrcran College NANCY HARNEY Babe Actlvxtles A Cappella l 2 3 4 Blg C l 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 Seruor Play Sprmg Concert 2 3 Torch Club 2 3 4 Vodvxl 1 2 Glrls Club Oihcer 4 Future plans Umversxty oi Washmgton MARIORIE HARTMANN Marqle Actwltles Buxldmg and Grounds Commrttee 4 Glee Club l 2 Library Assistant l Semor Play Socral Service Commxttee 2 3 Vodvxl 1 War Actrvmes Commrttee l 2 Trcket Commxttee 4 Future plans College VERA MARIE HAYFORD Actwxtxes G1 ls Club l 2 3 4 Future plans Buble Instrtute VIRGINIA HENDRICKSON Grnger ACIIVIIIES Glrls Club 1 2 3 4 Senior Play Tran terred from Hxghllne Future plans Bookkeeper DARLENE HILL Dee ACIIVIIIGS Grls Club l 2 3 4 Lxbrary Asslstant 3 4 Vodvrl 2 Future plans Telegraph Operator INEZ HOLT Actrvxtles Girls Club l 2 3 4 Iournal Stall 3 4 Bankxng Representatxve 3 Future plans Marrxage - ' ' : ' b 2 4. 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Forestry Club 2 3 4, Hall' Squad Y ' : 'r ' , H H- A . . : i , I DUNDEE HOWARD Dee Actlvltxes Glrls Club 1 2 3 4 Future plans Marnage HENRY IACOLUCCI Ike Actrvrtxes Baseball Basketball 2 3 Vodvxl l Future plans College SALLY ISHII Pebbles Actlvltles Gxrls Club 1 Otlrce Assxstcmt 2 Future plans College MARIORIE IACQUEMART Margle Actrvltres Glrls Club l 2 3 4 Future plans Career F I JOHNSON Kld Actwltxes Boys Club 3 4 Iournal Stall 3 Future plans College GEORGENE IOHNSON Ieame Actxvltles Glee Club l Glrls Club I 2 3 4 Vodvxl 1 2 3 Future plans College DONALD IORENBY Irggers Actlvltles A Cappella Basketball 2 Football l 2 3 4 Forestry Club 3 4 Glee Club 3 Hall Squad 4 Senxor Play Track l 4 Future plans College MARIE IOSIE Iosxe ACIIVIIIES Glrls Club l 2 3 4 Torch Club 2 3 4 Future plans Secretory RITA KERKOF Rlta Actlvltles Gxrls Club l 2 3 4 Future DON KINSLEY Krng Actlvxtles Baseball 2 Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Sprmg Concert l 2 3 4 Vodvll l 2 3 4 Future plans College MARCELLA LABREE Shorty Actxvttxes Gxrls Club 3 4 Future plans Nursmg AMY LAINE Actxvrtxes Gxrls Club l 2 3 4 Future plans Go to Hawau EVERETT LASHER Actlvltxes Hall Squad 4 Track l Future plans Hermlt MARIE LEE Madgle Actlvxtles Grls Club 1 2 3 4 Future plans Secretary or Marrxage SMITH LEITCH Red Actxvltles Band l 2 4 Baseball 1 Basketball 2 Boys Club Cabmet 2 3 Orchestra l 4 Sprxng Concert l 2 3 4 Vodvll l 3 4 Future plans College ROBERT LENNING West Seattle Actxvltxes Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 Boys lub 4 Football 2 3 4 Future plans College DELORES LESSE Dee Ac lvntnes Glrls Club 1 2 3 4 future plans Calxlornla DORIS LITCH Actlvltxes Gxrls Club 1 2 3 4 Future plans Undecxded t - ' ' ' : 2 3 4, . . ., HY . . . : . . 2 3 4' ,, . 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MITCHELL Mxtch Actxvttxes Boys Club l 2 3 4 Football l 2 3 4 Lettermens Club 4 Lrbrary Asslstant 3 4 Semor Play Track 1 2 3 4 Future plans Be a hobo and travel around the world ANTHONY NOGALES Tony Actlvmes Glee Club l 2 Iournal Staff 3 4 Lettermen s Club 4 Semor Class Presxdent Semor Play Student Councxl 3 4 Vodvrl 1 4 Yell Kmq 3 4 Future plans Travel GENEVIEVE NORTH Ienny Actlvltles Gxrls Club 1 2 3 4 Future plans Undeclded GRACE OZAWA Chlb Actrvmes Grls Club 2 3 4 Debate 3 4 Transferred from Santa Barbara Htqh Future plans Umversrty of Calxfornxa IRENE PAUL Actrvltles Grrls Club l 2 3 4 Future plans Undeclded PATRICIA PEAR E Dolly Act1v1t1es Blq C l 4 Gr s Club Commtttee Chairman 4 Semor Play Future plans Nursmg at Vxrgmra Mason Hosprtal ROBERT PELLICOTTI Pel Activities Basket Room l 2 3 4 Boys Club 1 2 3 4 Hall Squad 3 4 Iournal Staff 3 4 Future plans Electronxc Engmeer ED PICARDO Krller ACIIVIUSS Boys Club l 2 3 4 Golf l Season Pass Committee 3 4 Future plans Work THEODORE PIERCE Teddy Actlvltxes Boys Club 1 2 3 4 Iournal Staff 4 Transferred from Buffalo New York Future plans College and Travel HAROLD POOLE Hal Achvxtles Boys Club 1 2 3 4 A Cappella 4 Debate 2 3 4 Forestry Club 4 Glee Club 3 4 Hall Squad 4 Semor Play Vodvrl 4 Future plans College NANCY PRENTICE Nance Actxvltles A Cappella 2 3 4 Grrls Club Presrdent 4 Glee Club 1 Inter I-hgh School Councrl 4 Nonette 4 Sprung Concert 2 4 Student Councrl 4 Torch Club 2 3 4 Future plans Mrssourr ARTHUR IAMES PRINGLE Art Actrvmes Basketball 1 Boys Club 1 2 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Lettermen s Club 2 3 4 Track l 2 3 4 Future plans College - . , I . . . ., , i. .,. ,. . . , . . . , . ,. . . 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IOHN RANDALL ACKIVIIIES Baseball 2 Forestry Club 1 2 3 Vodvll 1 2 3 4 Spnng Concert l Stage Crew 3 4 Future plans Truckmg Business ROBERT REIGER Bob Actxvxtres Boys Club Committee Charrman 3 4 Boys Club l 2 3 4 Future plans Undecided MARIORIE RIPLEY R1p Actrvxtxes Grrls Club l 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 Vodvrl 1 2 Future plans Business College IAMES ROGERS Irm Actwltxes Boys Club 1 2 3 4 Future plans Work VIRGINIA RUBENS Gmnre Actxvxtles Gxrls Club 1 2 3 4 Semor Play Future plans Marriage WALLACE RUDOLPH Wally Actxvxtxes A Cappella 4 Boys Club 3 4 Glee Club 4 Transferred from Lmcoln Hugh Future plans College or Work HELOISE SARCHIN Elly Actxvxtles Blg C l Gxrls Club Commxttee Chaxrman 3 Glee Club 1 Torch Club 2 Student Councxl 4 Vodvrl 1 Gxrls Club Olllcer 4 Future plans Unlversxty of Washington MARY SCALZO Actxvxtxes Gxrls Club 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 Torch Club 3 Vodvrl 1 Future plans Secretary HARDY SCHMIDT Actxvltxes Band l 2 3 4 A Cappella 3 4 Boys Club 1 2 3 4 Future plans Travel IOI-IN SCHUBERT Actlvltles Boys Club l 2 3 4 Hall Squad 3 4 Vodvrl 3 4 Stage Crew 2 3 4 Future plans Mechanrc PEGGY SMITH Peg Actxvltles Busxness Manager I Aqulla 4 Gxrls Club 1 2 3 4 Iournal Staff 3 4 Season Pass Commlttee 4 Future plans Marrxage DARLENE SPALDING Actrvltxes Gxrls Club 1 Future plans Work or Umversrty of Washmgton DONNALENE SREDANOVICH Donnie Act1v1t1es Gxrls Club 3 4 Transierred from Lead Hlgh School Future plans Stenographer HAROLD STEELE Actxvltxes Basketball 1 2 Boys Club l 2 3 4 A Cappella 2 4 Vodvxl 2 Future plans Hermlt BARBARA STEFFY Bobsle Actxvmes Bug C 3 Grrls Club 3 4 Future plans Marnage PAUL STICKLES Actlvxtres Annual Staff 3 Vice Presxdent of Boys Club 4 Secretary of Boys Club 4 Hall Squad 3 4 Torch Club Olhcer 4 Torch Club 2 3 4 Future plans Navy HELEN TAYLOR Kentuck Actrvrtres Gxrls Club 3 4 Semor Play Vodvxl 3 4 Transferred from Kentucky Future plans College ANDREW THOMPSON Andy Actrvmes Boys Club Oth cer 4 Football 2 3 4 Hall Squad 3 4 Vodvrl 2 Future plans College . . , . ,. 1. , . . , I , , . . . ,..., - . , . : . f- .. .. ,. .. . . 34. , , . .. 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ANTOINETTE TOBEL Tonl ACTIVITIES Gxrls lub l 2 3 4 Senlor Play Future plans Writer then marrxage KENNETH TORNQUIST Ken Act1v1t1es Debate 3 all Squad 2 3 4 Torch Club 2 3 4 Future plans College IOE TUTINO ACIIVICIGS Boys Club l 2 3 4 Bulldlng and Grounds Commrttee 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Future plans Undecnded BETTY LOU UMBENHOUR Betty ACIIVIIIES Gxrls Club Commxttee Charrman 2 3 Glee Club l Season Pass Com mrttee 4 Torch Club 2 3 4 Vodvxl 1 2 3 4 Glrls Club Oth er 4 Future plans Umversxty VELMA VANNOY Husky Acttvttles GIIIS Club l 3 Iournal Stall 3 4 Season Pass Commlttee 4 Future plans Ofhce Work MARILOU WADE Actrvrtles Glrls Club Commrttee Charr man 4 Gxrls Club 1 2 3 4 Season Pass Commtttee 4 Stu dent Councll 4 Class Ottxcer 4 Future plans Bustness College VIRGINIA WALKER Skrnny Actrvxtres Grrls Club Com mrttee Chalrman 4 Glee Club l 2 Lxbrary Assrstant l 2 Vodvrl l 2 3 Future plans Secretary or Nurse 3 4 Ltbrary Assrstant 4 Future plans Army Arr Force GILL WILLIS Actrvxtxes Boys Club 4 Future plans Undeclded KATHERINE WILSON Kay ACTIVITIES A Cappella l 2 Gxrls Club Representatrve I 2 3 Glrls Club Commlttee Chairman 4 Glee Club 1 2 Senlor Play OIIICE Asststant 4 Future plans Career and marrlage SHIRLEY WOOD Shlrl Actlvttxes Gxrls Club 1 2 3 4 Future plans Busrness college GEORGE HOWARD WOODS ACLIVIIISS Baseball I Basket ball l A Cappella l 2 3 4 Football 2 Sprlng oncert l 3 1 Track l Vodvll I 3 Yell Leader l 2 Boys Club Othcer 4 Future plans Busmess College EVELYN WOOLEY Eve Actrvxtres Gxrls Club l 2 3 4 Future plans Secretary or Travel IUNE WYNNE Red Actrvrtres Blg C 2 A Cappella 1 2 4 Forestry Club 2 Senror Play Vodvrl l 2 4 Sprrng Concert l 2 4 Future plans Unlversrty ot New Mexxco PATTYE ZABEL Pat ACTIVITIES Glrls Club l 2 3 4 Othce Assrstant 4 Future plans College MAXINE ZUGER Max Actlvltles Annual Staff 4 Gtrls Club l 2 3 4 Grrls lub Commlttee Chatrman 2 3 4 Secre tary to Teacher 2 3 4 Class Othcer 3 4 Future plans Secretary -- ' ' ' : , H -- ' lr ' ' 2 4. IAMES WALLAWINE Iimmy - Activities: Boys' Club 1 2 Junior Ulflcers E22 2512: 1SgiSs33s3'fmDe1O,s JUNIOR CLASS It IS usually a happy day m the lrfe of an Eagle when he enters h1gh school And sometrmes 1t IS a happy day when he leaves school but 1t IS always a happy day when he becomes an upperclassman Maybe 1t IS just because a 3un1or 1S a the enchanted age of 16 that so many graduates say that the1r 1un1or year was the1r happrest year 1n h1gh school or maybe 1t lsnt Maybe 1t s because when a boy or g1rl 1S a freshman he looks for ward to be1ng a sophomore and when he 1S a sophomore he looks forward to h1S 1un1or and when he 1S a 1un1or he looks forward to be1ng a sen1or Maybe thats why rt IS Because once you get to be a sen1or there 1SI1l really a lot to look forward to 24 . . , r, i . - I . . . . . . K L . . - , , . .. . . 1 1 . I . . . . . , . I ik. K, xxx? , 2 ,Qu 4 1, v my I ,Aww WM. i vs QY 'WI' ks! vez a S ISL ul 1' k ifffvv xx AL K, f- Q , g f qw KK,7V In Z jfikkghh A g. 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Q A Q V ,V K QS:-if sw .uf we H' mf hgsf w'f ff R goiiagdltglgifli mai giglfslcxfan Mcrdzuma UNDERCLASSMEN There 1S nothing in the world quite like an underclassman Wherever one may be found he will be discovered in the rnidst of geometry and Spanish books with a peculiar expression of doubt rgnorance and innocence on his white upturned face a pathetic bit of humanity a pariah an outcast corn Unfortunately the group of outccrsts at Cleveland High School refuses to acknowledge this The amazing number of underclassmen in the Torch Club and engaged in activities and athletics definitely contradi ts the fa tha underclassmen are positively useless when it comes to school Miss Hanson Marylane Gagllardl Merle Lindgren lim Fergu on 29 pelled by society to enter into the narrow confines of a puzzling world. . . .. . . . .C Ct E Frrst row Dons Phrlllps Ioye Bowman Pat Cleary Iolene Iensen Marlene Lundberg Marxan Iohnson Bar bara Bell Pat Bottwerler Glorxa Ienkrns Dorothy Munday Second row Maxme Robbms Carol Chrlberg Carol Nelson Paulrne Curry Irrs Coleman Hazel Funk Lorene Baldwxn Ina Rae Bourke Gerrr Bowlm Io Ann Malo Thrrd row Bob Stephen Davrd McSkrmmmqs Hans Larsen Howard Kemp Clllford Benawald Iess Stewart Drck Parker Ioel Rmdal Iames Robmson Dave Pratt Ray Shore Don Olson Frrst row Bonme Chrrstran Mary Lollrno Pat Blaner Ioyce Halverson Manlyn Prrngle Dorrs Anderson Betty Iohnson Beverly Schaef Barbara Hallrday Darlene Darrow Florence Munnock Second row Br11Ell1ngson Howard Hayworth Rrchard Tsryl Bob Peck Frances Ol on Ioan Barley Debra Tencr Llla Rlchardson Pat Sulh van Marybelle Walker Gene Modenese Thrrd row Howard Clark Iohn Hughes Dee Pmkerton Bob Iazbec Ray Olson Robert Rua Bob Fletcher B111 Copp Rrchard McFadden Don Meyers 30 - 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 Fxrst row Delores Vandemoere Veromca Mennre Dana Deroche Manam Del Duca Margre Fetch Margaret Schlermtzauer Second row Iohnny Walker Dale Anderson George Evanoii Irm Thompson Thxrd row Carol Chrlberg Dolores Kleeburger Pat Wllson Delores Gagen Pat Srmth Ioyce Halverson Shrrley Nelson Shrrley Wooley Florence Donatelll Florence Munnock Fourth row Bob Iazbec Gene Modenese Ina Rae Rourke Gay lene Oston Iolene Iensen Alberta Barley Ieanette George Nancy Slmpson Dorrs Posh Ina Pakka Frith row Merle Lrngren Tom Lauhon Ray Olson Bob Peck Ioan Proctor Pat Sulllvan Pat Davrs Colette Iacquemart Ieannme Hxghland Lxla Rxchardson Sxxth row Ioel Rmdal Dee Pmkerton Edna Anderson Pat Matzek Don Case Max Zoretlc Monterrey Smxtn Hazel Funk Marrlyn Mauer Esther Sorbey Ruth Flzckenger 31 l l l I 1 1 - 1 1 I 1 1 I 1 l 1 1 I 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 - I 5 - 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 I 1 1 1 U 1 1 . - Fzrst row Ellen Spendlove Marxlyn OBerq MargaretHopk1ns Dolores Tanzer Helen Wrlbur Florence Prerce Anna Thompson Charlotte Sherry Jackxe Smart Arlene Rauschmxer Marrlyn Mathews Soma Sheeper Mary Raphael Second row Beverly Olson Beulah Werr Pat Rutledge Shrrley Post Betty Mecus Wava Walker Leola McRae Mary Munger Grace OBnen Manlyn Rogers Joy Whrte Thrrd row Joyce Lrtch Carol Lrtch Dons Rad ford Berntce SChmldl Lolhs Lwxnqston Dons Llvrngstan Alberta Schoenmaker PatW1lson Pat Mack Dlane McEachern Dons Posh Geraldme Smlth Fourth row Don ONe1l Roy Thompson Elbert Sterret Jrm Morganthaler Fl st row Joan Anderson Beverly Bartlett Nyla Er kson Joanne Halllday Ruth Kantzer Charles Autlo Jack Dunn Don K1ellerson Gene Glavlch Jack Becker S cond row Marlam Johnson Brlly Josre Frank Curtls Darrell Jacquemart Lours Batmrk Corene Dremert Shrrley Brscanter Vxrqmxa Epperson Lurwrence Hardm How ard Baum Jack Hammock Mrlton Baskrn Thrrd row Barbara Beard Amer Coffey Charles Brandner Richard Bullock Enon Early Graydon Hault Art Anderson Harvalee Jameson Rrchard Errcson Rxcharcl Dunn June John son Fourth row Thelma Clubme Ronald Hummel J1m Berry Lee Hammond Kenny Brown James Ataberry John Johnson Albert Epperson Dave Hmes Ray Brxscoe 32 Mark Rosler, Ted Troeppl, Milford Alewine, Clark Springer, Joy O'Neil, Beverly Rhodes. 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Frrst row Barbara Bentley Pearl Desmome Iean De Querrca Iuamta Barnett Wmme Gohn Erleen Chrrstran sen Lots B111 Dorrs Kortness Pat Connors Vrrgrnra Hrllazre Donna Ellrs Delores Grmrnez Second row B111 Schrrber B111 Larken Delores Kleeburger Lrlly Baker Barbara Brrd Mary Lou Foster Dean Duncan lean Duncan Helen Dahl Pat Loveland Rose Htkrda Altce Peterson Thzrd row Blame Iohnson Elwood Stegrry Ioan ML n Roberta Korers Iosephme Treleaven Barbara Beard Bette Bruhlell Pat Hodgson Ruth Bonner Ianet c are Bellmger Katherxne Bellrnger Ieanne DeS1sto Fourth row Glenn Lamb Bob Nerlson Ray Bnstol Iames Iohn son Leo Ball lack Grlbert Bob Spencllove Harold Lement Carolyn Knowles Arlyn Wolanskr Fzrst row Ianrce Akers Phyllrs Grubb Barbara Brower Mary Heatley Ardrth Magner Sylvra Bronson Dennrs Srtko Hugh Segura Bob Robmson Glorra Iohnson Gladys Iszler Mrldred Stevenson Dolores Burns Delores Cornelurs Margre Fetch Garl Hesscock Thrrd row Wrllram Worlmger Kenneth Vertz Irm Thompson Lawrence Kortness Katheryn Guse Merle Lmdgr n Glenn Aldrrdge Iay Adsen Walter Prall Bob Davrs Fourth W cl I F uson lrm Robmsorr Roland row Phrl lsermo Bob Randall Iohnny We-rkal Irm Morgxnthaller Davrd oo rm erg Lmdberg Iohn Meyers Don Rosburg George McLane Frfth row Iackre Tastad Harley Davrs Robert Fletcher Gary Darlrng Harvey Knutson Frankre Thornton Vrctor Phelps Iames Barnes Byron Wood Srxth row Max Ray Ruth Nelson Patrrcra Nee Marrlyn Manard Nancy San os Evelyn Sorbey Betty Moretto Peggy Marett Marran Rmdall Monterey Smrth Margaret Schlernxtzauer Betty Oakley Marrlee Pmkerton Marrlyn Patka 33 Deana Goodrrran, Sylvia Henry, Val Gove, Pat Brown, Eileen lieenan, Ida DeB'ernadi. Second row: Ray McWade: ACTIVITIES CARL IVIALNATI MB IEROME PAUL STICKLES ANDY THOMPSON COmm1ll99 Cha1rmen Roland Donnem Everett Lasher Tom Lauhon D1ck Brown Gene Walton Paul Shckles lun Barr Charles Balch Andy Thompson Mr Ierome Carl Malnatl H a successful year at Cleveland Hlgh School can be measured by the success of the Boys and G1IlS Clubs then thls has been one of the b st years 1n the hlstory by Mlss Crlrn and Mr Ierome and capably and eff1c1ent1y led the responded to the host of tasks conirontmg them competently and 1n Much of the Cfedll for the success of such act1v1t1es as Courtesy Week Glrls Club M1ddy DIIVG IS due to the student chalrmen of the varlous 36 of the school Sponsored two orqamzanons have a Workmanhke manner the Paper Drlve and the commlttees X g , .t f If 5 , J , Q .V , t YA V I xx , ' ,is if n Q IJ , .GQ . . . 4, ,ur . , 2 , o . - . , GIRLS CLUB One of the rnost successful act1v1t1es was the Vocat1onal Conference Jorntly sponsored by the Boys and G1rls Clubs at whrch representatrves of varrous vo atrons helped students choose therr hte work by rntorrnal drscussrons along therr partlcular lrne One of the hrghhghts of the year was the second annual Student Leaders Conference held th1s year at Lrncoln Hrgh School A number of Cleveland students benetrtted by thrs conference MISS CRHVI LOIS ETSENHARDT HELOISE SARCHIN NANCY HARNEY BETTY LOU UMBENHOUR NANCY PHENTICE 'rs Commrttee Charrmen Frrst row Helorse Sarchm Betty Davrdson Marrlou Wade Shrrley Wood Barbara Broom Ioan Proctor Second row Ioyce Cam Nancy Prentrce Helen Taylor Rose Tutrno Patrrcra Pearce Loxs Ersenhardt Kay Wrlson Thrrd row Betty Umbenhour Ioan Crawford Ioan Barley Suzanne Desrmone Ioyce Benson Ieanette George Ruth Flrck mger Martha ApBoberts Roberta Skerry Nancy Harney gf Nancy Prentrce Mlss Cnm Mlke Foley Paul Stxckles Howard Clark Ixm Grlbert Marrlou Wade Tony Nogales Helolse Sarchm Byron Coney Betty Davxdson Bob Furlan Mr Ierome Carl Malnatx STUDENT COUNCIL Struggl1ng up the hard road to student government the Student Counc1l durrng the past year made some progress but for the most part concerned rtself w1th backmg and coordmatrng the act1v1 tres of the varlous school groups whrch 1t dld exceptronally well The thoroughly enyoyable Cleveland Day program and the overwhelm1ng success of the paper drtve were due to lh1S organ1zat1on whrch contnbuted so much to the smooth operatron of the school Mrss Walthew Pat Barley Paul Stlckles Gen Campagna TORCH MEMBERS HARD WORKERS Mrndmg therr As and Bs are the more scholasucally xnchned students act1ve on the Torch Club It 1S uncertarn how many are gemuses but one th1ng IS sure they are all hard Workers 5? 1 I . , . 1 . . . 1 1 . 1 1 fs r J TORCH LEVEL Fzrst row Carolyn Calder Martha ApRoberts Ioyce Cam Maman Desrmone Carl Malnatr Helorse Sarchm Loxs Exsenhardt Nancy Prentrce Second row Suzanne Desrmone Iune Anderson Ioyce Benson Roland Donnem Betty Umbenhour Barbara Steiiy Thrrd row Ioan Crawford Everett Lasher Paul Shckles Ken Tornqurst F I Iohnson Mrss Walthew TWO BAR Ftrs' row Janet George Ioyce Halverson Shirley Nelson I anmne Hrghland Iackxe D wmq Dons Anderson Second row Edna Anderson Ioan Fhckmqer Thrrd row Don Case Dave Beers Max Loretxc Tom Lauhon Bob Iazbec ONE BAR Frrst row Florence Donatellx Delores Gaqen Florence Munnoch Lozs Bzll Wmnze Gohn Pat Anderson Second row Collette Iacquemart Carol Ch11b rg Iolene Iensen Dolores Kleeberger Ruth Bonner Shxrley Wooley Ray Olson Thrrd row Pat Sullrvan Ioelle Zabel Iackre Smrth Gaylene Austm Mary Lollmo Drck Case Gene Modenes Fourth row Esther Sorby Ieanette McLaren Donna Desrochers Monterey Smrth Hazel Funk Ioel Rlndall SQ Proctor, Nancy Simpson, Marilyn Maurer, Ruth w l l l f Bi SERVING THE SCHOOL W1nners of awards for serv1ce 1n extra currtcular act1v1t1es th1s group 1S composed of the hardest work1ng people 1n the school Frrst row Davld Pratt Bob Iazbec lack Parker Bob Spendlove Loure Delorre Pat Coluccro hm Barr Charles Evans Paul Strckles Carl Malnatx Second row Nancy Prentrce Betty Davrdson Gerr Campagna Carolyn Calder Manlou Wade Helen Berry Coy Ann Beach Roberta Skerry Helen Hodson Ioyce Cam Suzanne Desxmone Kay Wrlson Thzrd row Ieanette George Joyce Halverson Lourse Branchr Bob Peck Ken Tornqurst Howard Clark Byron Coney Paul Stxckles Don Iorenby Fourth row Darrel Larson Don Case Warren Albrecht Manuel Grmmez Gene Modenese Andy Thompson Everett Lasher Pat Costello Harry Bush Fred Brown Fzfth row Don Bullmgton Gordon Parker Iohn Randall Iohn Schu bert Robert Rua Smlth Lertch Burr Clme hm Grlbert Ioe D1B1ase Don Mitchell ATHLETIC EAGLES WIN LETTERS Those great b1g bru1sers husky and tall These whrte stnpe boys man aged to take tlme off from the1r favonte athletlcs to have the1r p1cture taken Frrst row Iack Bator hm Barr Don Iorenby Andy Thompson Henry Iacoluccr Don Mrtchell Second row Roy Magnussen Chuck DeLauro Art Prmgle Irm Grlbert Harry Cameron Pat Costello, B111 Colella Thrrd row Chuck Iovxch, Gene Cook Bob Lennxng Drck Pangallo. Paul Mahnowsla Boland Donnem 40 .g 1 Q f . wiv . . ' . S7 V n , ' 1. 5 E I ' 1 1 I 1 - . 1 I 1 ' 1. . . 1. . . I ' - WAVING THE RED FLAG Patrollmg the streets before and after school and lookrng for lay walkers 1S a brg job these patrol boys have drscovered Curtrs Langston Wtllzam Roosevelt Har vey Knutson Irm Grlbert Ioel Rrndall M Pratt BACKSTAGE BOYS BUSY Though rarely seen or heard rt to these members of the stage crew that much of the credrt for successful assembhes vodvrls and senror plays 1S due Gene Modenese Iohn Schubert Ed Rowley Bob Iazbec Iohn Randall Gordon Parker Pat Costello Mr Wrlson Dxck Case Don Case Irm Grlbert Don Bullrngton FIRE BUGS BEWARE even rt rt drd get started w1th Mr Pratt s efflcrent f1re squad on hand Pat Coluccro Irm Grlbert Ixm Barr Don Iorenby Pat Costello Fred Brown Mr Pratt WOODMEN WORK IN FOREST Workrng w1th Mr Gray these Forestry Club members have been rrnprovrng the Memormal Forest throughout the year Ioel Rmdall Don Case Harold Poole Fred Brown Don Iorenby Pat Coluccxo Don Bull nqton Burr Clme Irm Gxlbert Gordon Parker Everett Lasher Bob Schore Warren Albrecht Don Meyers Mr Gray Iohn Randall , ' is I Fire wouldn't stand a chance. lust argumg for the fun ot 1t occuples much of the tlme of the debate squad Wlllram Roosevelt Dons Anderson Harold Poole Glen Lamb Gene Walton Mr Wllson PRATT S PRIDE Here are the watchful members of Mr Pratt s hall squad W1th the threat of those two hours lurkmg around the corner these boys cant help bemg on the O First row Pat Colucclo Fred Iohnson lack Bator Fred Brown Paul Strckles Carl Malnatr Second row M Pratt Henry Iacoluccr Ken Tornqulst Ixm Barr Don Ior enby hm Grlbert Thrrd row Harold Poole Byron Coney Burr Clme Iohn Schubert Andy Thompson Everett Lasher Pat Costello hi LIBRARY ASSISTAN TS Whether rt IS bees or beavers these lrbrary assrstants were busy as them durmg the year Ioel Rmdall Mxke Foley Ins Coleman Helen Lame Paula LaBounty Maxme Roberts Manlyn Maurer Glenn Lamb Hans Larsen Clara Dlblase Mlss Leavltt Florence Munnoch 42 ' -rrrr w.gg,,,.W'm ' f A A M-or ,t-. 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A I , V I: r. 3 f ' ' -I A E J ' , A 1 -omni SENIOR PLAY POSES PROBLEMS Growmq Pams a comedy of adolescence was presented by the senlor class on March 7 and 8 It was the hlghly amusmg tale of the love problems of a 16 year old boy and h1s compamons It 1S strll uncerta1n however to the cast members and the drrector whether or not the adolescent problems of the cast were more amusmg than those of the characters they portrayed In fact there 1S st1ll some quest1on as to whether or not the show backstage was better than the one the audrence saw Frorn all 1nd1cat1ons however everythrng worked out all rrqht wh1ch IS what happened 111 the play Included rn the cast were Tony Nogales Don Mxtchell Carol Douglas lune Wynne Nancy Harney Myrtlemae Burke Byron Coney Iohn Churchrll Helen Taylor V1rq1n1a Rubens Chuck DeLauro Ken Tornqutst Charles Evans Betty Davrd son Burr Cltne Harold Poole Tom Tobel Vrrgxrua Hendrrckson Amaryllrs Mask Martha ApRoberts Pat Costello Margte Hartmann Don Iorenby Lxllran Dolqoii Itm Barr Barbara Clark Pat Barley Andy Thompson and Kay Wrlson The play was clrrectecl by Mlss Phtmrster 43 Frrst row Nancy Prentrce Lrllran Dolgoff Rona Hollman Helen Huratt Iune Wynne Barbara Hadley Debra Lencr Nancy Harney Iolene Iensen Carol Chrlberg Barbara Hallxday Second row Wrnnre Gohn Marran Iohn son Mae Malo Dons Anderson Ierry Merrrs Gen Campagna Roberta Skerry Coy Ann Beach Lourse Bzanchr Peggy Iensen Thrrd row Ina Rae Rourke Marrlyn Patka Pat Smrth Neoma Klmgele Gene Dlorro Harold Poole Charlene Schmarng Pat Blanar Pat Mack Fourth row Izm Barr Ray Schore Burr Chne Don Iorenby Rl d oan Bennynofi Chuck DeLauro Don Isaacson Davrd Hmes Al Ferrrer Clriiord Srsk A CAPPELLA ACTIVE One of the most wrdely known and apprecrated rnusrcal groups 1n the Clly rs Cleveland s a cappella chorr Under the superb drrectron of Mr Ottum the chorr has performed not only for school functrons but also for var1ous CIVIC act1v1t1es GLEEF UL GLEE CLUBS Though not heard as often as the chorr the boys and grrls glee clubs are always apprec1at1ve1y recelved Whenever they appear Fzrst row Ruth Kanzter Ianlce Akers Rona Hallman Pai LaMarche Betty Chrrstenson Second row Ioan Malo Barbara Beard Helen Wrlbur Helen Huratt Gaylene Austm Barbara Hadley Thrrd row Mary Snlder Vxvlan Martm Neoma Klrngele Pat Blanar Mary Ann Fletcner Louzse Branch: Carla Antoncrch LAL Frrst row Don Whrtehead Don Isaacson Horace Tmgvall Iack Grlbert Iess Frankhouser Gene dIOIlO Dxck Nakashxma Second row lack Thornton Ray Bnstol Leonard Brlstol Harold Poole Gene Anderson Chet Nuber Wally Rudolph Iohn Werkal 44 l ,,- 'iv r nfl 1, l A A I : ' h ' I if ...f , ' I E I gif: u I l , nf A I . gy A' ,rj V723 Ftrs! row Mrrram Del Duca Vrvxan Martrn Soma Sheeper Ron Fredencks Io l Rmdall Fred Iohnson Charlene Nelson Bob Peck Edna Anderson Carol Kaznakoll Ahce Peterson Harry Cameron Shrrley Nelson Thlrd row Ed Smrth Cnet Nuber Charles Evans Don Case Ken Morgan Burr Chne Ed Beard Don Smrth Ixm Barr Don Wrllers BAND GETS NEW UNIFORMS Wrth the proceeds from the paper drrve the band 1S plannrng to buy new unrforrns rnak 1ng 11 not only the best soundrng band 1n the cr y but also the best dressed SWING BAND The Krnqs of Swrng to whom the credrt lS due for those smooth arrangements at noon dances assembhes and the P T A dances ORCHESTRA The Cleveland orchestra rniorrnally photographed dunng a pract1ce sessron Many of these students played for the All C1ty or chestra durrng the recent Mus1c Conference l 4 5 I Q , Buell. Mary Lollino, DeLoris Petersen, Charlotte Skerry. Second row: Dick Case, 'Gondon Parker. George Eaton, Marvin ATHLETICS FUCTBALL IM BARR DON IORENBY PAUL MALINOW SKI BILL COLELLPI I BOB LENNING I1-XCK BATOR IVIERLE MIELDE ROLAN D DONNEM DON MITCHELL CHUCK DE LAURO MIKE CONNOLLY GENE COOK IVAN MADZUIVIPI ART PRIN GLE DICK PPINGALLO 1946 LOU IE DELORIE HOWARD GLAZIER PAT COSTELLO S ANDY THOMPSON I 1 4 P? ROY MAGNUSSEN COA 52 CH CAMPBELL fm? Second Team Frrst row Don Haack Eugene Bates Don Anderson Ed Ramstead Bob Stewart Second row Dave Beers Forrest Parsons Roland Donnem Al Ferner Ixm Grlbert Gordon Parker jrwflwLlL 794 7 Usually rt IS hard to say someth1ng about a losmg football team There are a few adjec uves lrke scrappy or hard f1ght1ng wh1ch are easy to use and whrch are very true for what team rsnt scrappy or hard f1ght1ng'? But the team th1s year was drfferent We lost every a v1ctory of far greater lmportance There IS nothmg so drscouragrng as to lose cons1stently but there IS no greater proof of courage than to f1ght consrstently to Wm You could call the Cleveland team outmanned outwerghed lnexpenenced small slow but there IS one thrng you cant call them You cant call them qurtters Thxrd Team Frrst row Don Meyers M110 Perovrch Erme Davrs Merle Lrndgren Iohn Hughes Second row Ron VanEykeren Davrd McSkrmmmgs Howard Clark Coach Walker Ray Brrscoe Irmmy Berry Don Schultz 53 I . game, there is no getting around that. But for every game we lost on the playing field we won V514 MIKE FOLEY COACH WALKER E14 Q? QJEL4 LUClUS MITCHELL HOWARD GLAZIER DICK PANGALLO BOB lVlcNEAL a6'a.4Am5balL To lose eight football games in a row is tough- but to go on and lose twelve basketball games is even tougher. It is then that the loyal and spirit of not only the team, but of the whole school is put to the severest of tests. Anyone who watched our basketball team lose the twentieth consecutive athletic event this year will know that when they start giving awards for loyalty and spirit that it will be Cleveland High School that will win them. One of the most encouraging signs during the basketball season this year was the fine showing the second and third teams rnade. These teams in a year or two should prove to everyone that while Cleveland is unbeatable when it comes to loyalty and spirit, they can be just as unbeatable when it comes to basketball. SECOND TEAM f s Us First row: Iack Bator. Bob Bowman, Harry Christensen, Roland Donnem, Dick Pan- gallo. Second row: Iohn Hughes, Bob Lenning, Bob Furlan, Don Willers. Coach Walker. C4 ' 353 IACK BATOB Cleve-land Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland 'E-fi' 1 MAX ZORETIC BOB LENNING BOB BOWMAN BOB FURLAN Scofma, . . . . . 26-34 . . . . . 39-25 . . . . . 30-28 . . . . . 22-29 . . . . . 42-32 . . . . 30-38 Garfield .... . . West Seattle . . . . . Lincoln .... . . Franklin . . . Roosevelt . . . . Queen Anne . . . . THIRD TEAM 42-49 50-29 44-53 24-53 52-57 51-64 MANAGER MILLS First row: Iohn Hughes, Bob Iazbec, Doug Tingvall, Bob Spendlove, Wallace Dyer. Coach Campbell. Second row: Richard Tsuji, Phil Isemio, Lawrence Kortness, Don Anderson. Richard McFadden Jack Dunn. 55 RUSS ROSBURG BOB BOWMAN IIM FOLEY CHUCK IOVICH LUCIUS MITCHELL MIKE CONNOLLY MIKE FOLEY HENRY IACOLUCCI Baubalt Wllh a nucleus of hve returnrng lettermen the baseball team th1s year more than made up for the reverses suffered dur1ng the football and basket ball seasons As the annual goes to press the team IS anchored f1rmly at the top of the second d1v1s1on only a game beh1nd second place The Eagles opened the season rather slowly dropplng therr f1rst two starts to L1ncoln and Roosevelt by scores of 8 to 2 and 5 to 2 Commg back wrth a bang they broke loose to overwhelm Garlleld I6 to 9 In a t1ght p1tch1ng duel w1th Franklln the Eagles lost 2 to l They ended the flrst round W1th an Ven record after down1ng Queen Anne and West Seattle 7 to 2 and 7 to 4 56 YELL SQUAD Here are the boys who really give 'em the axe. Maybe our athletic teams weren't quite so good as some of the other schools, but no one can deny that we made more noise supporting them than any other school in the city, and with a smaller enrollment, too. The credit for this lies to a large extent with these yell leaders who were always on the job. Second row: Dale Anderson, Leo Echaniz. First How' lack Thornton Tony Nogales Bob Stephen After dropp1ng their return engagement to Lincoln 13 to 5 they took a thriller from Roosevelt 4 to 3 As the presses begin to roll the team IS prepar 1ng to battle Garfleld for a hrst d1v1s1on spot PHIL ISERNIO MAX ZORETIC DICK PANGALLO IACK BATOR COACH CAMPBELL ED ROWLEY PAT COSTELLO IOHN STUNS 57 DON MITCHELL BOB STEVENS KEN MORGAN ROLAND DONNEM HOWARD GLAZIER X C WALDON GRAYDON HAUFF CURTIS LANGSTON ART PRINGLE BOB FURLAN TED VAN POUCKE MERLE LINDGREN DON IOINER ORAN WEBB HARRY BUSH jzmrk In the sprmg a track coach s fancy 11ght1y turns to thoughts of w1nn1ng meets W1th several letter men returmng from last year the openmg of the track season flnds Coach Pe1t1ers track squad 1n the best cond1t1on 1n years Together w1th new recru1ts whrch round out the team xt IS very POSS1b1e that th1s year may f1nd us among the top teams when the a11c1ty meet 1S held soon COACH PELTIER ED KNUTSON BILL RAUSCHNIIER C I ALEXANDER AL FERRIER ERVIN PORSLUND IIM THOMPSON DALE ANDERSON PAUL MCFADDEN IOHN HUGHES LEE I-IAMRE CRAIG CARTER GORDON PARKER EVERETT LASHER OTHUR PETERSON CLIFFORD SISK Jrzam, As the annual goes to press the squad has had two meets losmg both of them by close scores The hrst was dropped to Queen Anne by the score of team 762!a to 27 Va Wh11e a number of boys are graduatmq th1s year enough are returntng to tnsure a wrnnmg team next spnng MANAGER IOHNSON 5 56 to 41, and the next was lost to a strong Lincoln Frrst row Don Snyder Ierry Demetno Roy Magnussen George Burns Second row Harold Thomsen Eugene Bates Iohn Tershxn Herb Chnstensen I5 1 Coach Hassenmrller flanked by Managers George Burns and Eugene Bates 60 In all the year: Cleveland has had a golf team rt has never fm rshed last 1n the league standrngs As the deadlme approaches the Eagle d1vot drggers stand a good chance of contrnumg that record although to date they have lost every match 5111! FIRST TEAM Frrst row Tommy Korzumr Skrp Adams Kenny Brown Second row Ted Hames Fred Iohnson Drck Brown Burr Clrne Tom Lcruhon For the frrst ume 1n hlstory the Cleveland tenrus team part1c1pated 1n the cny results Chow Wlth a consrderable number of th team returnmg Coach Langley can look forward to a wrnnmq team rn 1948 SECOND TEAM Harvey Knutson manager Ronald McNaught lack Thorn on Coach L nglcy B1ll Cool Iohn Anton rch Kenn th Vertz 7 I prep league. Although few games were won, the scores were closer than the final ATHLETIC AMAZONS Under the d1rect1on of Mrss Brltton these grrls are takmg great pleasure rn turnlng out for glrls sports and wmnmg thetr B1g C Prrst row Manlyn Rogers Lucy Muscolo Angle Carlone Barbara Holhday Florence Munnoch Ieannme Hrqhland Second row Helen Hodson Anna Marte Bardsley Pat Pearce Vxrglnra Walker Rose Tutlno loan Proctor Mona Roberts Ioyce Cam Lorrene Baldwln Third row Mrss Brltton MGIIOU Iohnson Donna Stutz Shufley Post Nancy Harney Margaret Grrmm Martha Apfloberts Ruth Flxckrnger Irene Paul Hazel Funk DANCE CLUB Trlppmg the hght fantasttc Mrs Malcolm s Dance Club has had many enyoy able trmes durmg the year learmng both popular and folk dancmg Fxrst row Pat Hodson Manon Iohnson Alberta Barley Ioyce Halverson Lou1se Bzanchr Ieannxe MacDonald Second row Mrs Malcolm Lucy Muscolo Iackle Smxth Pat Blanar Ieannette George Barbara Holhday 62 M... .,,.., , , , w . . 1 . . . . . . . . , . 1 - ' , . - V , . 1 , . . . , 1 , V . l 1 top prcture Yes Bxddy that s Hardy tn the mxddle of the back row Imagme Stan Brewer wxth a he on ls that Coy Ann ln the front row? It looks as rf Kay Wllson and Betty Davtdson were the charmers of the class On the back of the pxcture 11 says they call Lrlhan Doghouse Dolgoff Why dont you wear that dress wzth the palm trees on xt more often Carol? It becomes you Bob Pelhcottz was yust as cute then as he 1S now Doesnt Pat Costello comb hrs harr mce though? Ioan Crawford must have been born wtth that smrle If you look close you can see Pee Wee peepmg out from the back row Bottom prcture B111 Colella Wllh a flower rn hrs buttonhole The QIIIS had pretty legs even then Fashzon note Dee Edler and Peggy Smxth had rdentrcal dresses on Edd1e Plcardo hasnt changed a bxt Wasnt less Frankhouser handsome m the exghth grade? You could tell that Betty Lou and Helozse would be Gxrls Club offtcers even then How dad they ever get Maxme to hold her hanas stlll for a minute? 64 , fit - i,7,S?S, Q wig, , t. . M Q Y l VA-. I rs M 5 ' l r 5 xr ,jg is i 1 , ,A ,, t Q , av t o I Q . 1, 3 , .4 , ' 6 as 1- E . ' ,' O 6,3-x'ij:4 f Q 'gg .M O Q . ,A M it it SJ ' sf 1 g Who wouldn t'P oomethmq for the paper dnve g1I1S7 Personahty How to melt a snow man We dont l1ke xt e1ther Mary Peps1 Cola hxts the spot Bxg guns An annual ed1tor 17 years ago Open w1de Frank1e Dont look behmd you Carol Beauty and the Bu1ck The Thinker. mx Ph1m1ster 6: Company Seward Park Slugger What s the matter w1th them Patty? They look all nght to us Mlserable Mermcnd Nancy Rose Lee The fme art of Skllng One good reason for proh1b1t1on You dont scare us Ioan' Shipmates. Parley vous Franca1se Dont be selhsh Rlta D1gg1ng out Fugmve from PCIC1f1C Rlm Iust th1nk Iolene he plays the v1o11n too baseball glove? What next? Peggy and fnend B1g Sm1th and L1tt1e Sm1th We lost Look deep w1th1n my eyes youll hnd my answer A track star with Jim Edztnlm Thrs 1S a prcture of the edrtors It they look hke they re t1red 1t s because they are tlred A year can seem l1ke a long trrne and nothrng could poss1bly be farther away than a deadlrne but when you get started you hnd that a year 1S all too short and before you know 1t your cleacllrne 1S upon you lt IS 1n those hectxc days when 1t looks as though the annual never w1ll come out that men l1ke Harold Snyder the advlser loe Paup of Acme Engravmg and Clmton Gray of the Umversrty Prmtlng Company take over and calm the worned edltor lt rs to them and to George Bayless of Ward s Brndery and Les Pedersen and Mrs Erdel of Kennell Ell1s that the staff wr hes to express 1ts deepest thanks and gratrtude And now that It 1S all over you may hear a s1gh escape from the lournal 1sm room It rs a satrsfled srgh and a wrsttul srgh but more than that 1ts a trred srgh So when you have frlled your hook wrth autographs and you have f1n1shed lookmg at lt just put 1t on a shelf rn some qulet corner where 1t can gather dust and where the edltors can get some rest 68 EV!-4 26 O . , , , . . , . - s . 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