Cleveland High School - Aquila Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1952 volume:

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W x cf ? ,K W X 94 A 5 f J ' f' as , QT 3 wi-tg 5325 AQUILA 'E' One Chousana jane-gfunareg am? iffy-Cwo 'Q' Q1 VIRGINIA VUYLSTEKE, Edizor JANET BAKER, Bafineu Manager RAE MENNIE, Bmineu Manager CAROL HARSHAM, Afmciaze Edizor JIMMY LAMBO, Sport! Editor CLEVELAND HIGH SCHOOL, SEATTLE, WASHINGTON Cleveland Celebrates Twenty-fifth Anniversary A A E all PRINCIPAL I E MR. HOMER DAVIS Where does Cleveland find itself on its Silver Anniversary? After twenty-five years, Cleveland is a well-established school and truly a credit to the district. It has grown steadily, not only in size, but in scholarship, in student participation in govern- ment and number of activities. Cleveland has seen many changes since 1927. Now we're looking forward to additional facilities made possible by the school bond issue, that will enable Cleveland to continue being the progressive, energetic school it has always been. VICE-PRIN CIP MR. RAY IMUS Cleveland's twenty-fifth anniversary coincides with Seattle's Centennial as a year of celebration and marked progress. In the cold month of january, 1927, a small group of students gathered up their books in the old Georgetown school and marched up to the acropolis on the hill to take their rooms in the new, spacious Cleveland Junior-Senior High School. Today in spite of crowded halls, congestion, surrounded by twelve portables and other growing pains, Cleveland is forging ahead along with the community she serves. With the promise of funds for the expansion of our building the eyes of every Cleveland Eagle are looking upward into a jet-propelled sky with new hopes, new confidences and a belief that greater progress and achievement are just ahead. Cathryn Britton Harold Dahl Louella Hart Vincent Jerome Edward Landon FACI LTY David Burrell Helen Champlin Mary Copeland Dorothy Crim Dave Currie Ernest Edgerton Rolland Ellis Charles Gray Mildred Hanson Florence Hart Francis Heath Hartley Holte Robert Joice Frances Kwapil , ACL LTY Bail Lane Robert Langley Dora Leavitt William Maginnis Mary Malcolm Margaret Mowry Eaylord Peltier Blanche Phimister Millie Pritchard Margaret Raine Paul Rule Rex Scott larold Snyder Gloria Soriano Alice Stach Aargaret Walthew Katie Whitworth Florence Wiltsie Q... .. 4 1 ff , N pw SE IORSaaaa CLASS OFFICERS Mrs. Malcolm Mickey Moberg Mary Neilson Carol Resner Fred Kuhblonk Senior year, packed full of so many activities, hardly leaves time for thoughts of graduation. But when that one golden moment comes, all too soon, it leaves the seniors with mingled, happy re- membrances of their past four years of Cleveland. These memories will be varied, but they will never be forgotten, only mellowed as years go by. Who can forget the first time he wore his senior ping or the tingling exstatic excitement of our win- ning football gameg the fun of the P.-T.A. dancesg the happy confusion of lunch time, the echoing Christmas carols sung in the halls by the choir. These and many other fun-filled events make it with regret that we now bid farewell to Cleveland High. First Raw: BRUCE ANDERSON-Boys' Club I 2 3 4. Ambi- tion: Farmer. CLIFTON EUGENE ATWOOD, Cliff-Entered from Franklin 2. Torch Club 2 3 4, Baseball 2 3 4, Hall Squad 3 4, High Flyers 3, Choir 3 4, Spades 3 4, Hi-Y 3 4, Torch Club Treasurer 4. Vodvil 4, Courtesy Committee Chairman 4, Ambition: U. of NW., Fisheries. GLORIA AUSTIN, Glo-Roll Banker I 2 3 4, School Publicity I 2 3, Torch Club 2 3 4, Voca- tional Committee 2, Big-C 2 3 4, Drill Team 2 3 4, Y-Teen Secretary 2, T-Teen Program Chair- man 3, Y-Teen President 4, Sportsmanship Commit- tee 4, Girls' Club Treasurer 4. Ambition: To go to college. JANET MARIE BAKER, jan-Girls' Club I 2 3 4, Teachers' Assistant 2 3 4, Torch Club 2 3 4, Spades 3, Picture Staff 3, Fire Squad 3 4, Transpor- tation Committee 3, Business Manager of Annual 4, Journal 4. Ambition: To go to college to study business. KENNETH BARR, Polar Barr-Boys' Club I 2 3 4, Vodvil 3. Ambition: Tour the country. BARRY, IRENE-Girls' Club I, 2. 3, 4. Second Row: DOUGLAS BASKIN-Boys' Club I 2 3 4, Movie Squad I 2, Messenger I 2 3 4, Forestry Club I, Tennis I. Ambition: College and then Air Force. RONALD BECI-ITOLD, Ron-Track I, Tennis 2 3 4, Boys' Club I 2 3 4. Ambition: To become a doctor of medicine. SHARON BELL-Girls' Club I 2 3 4, Entre Nous Tres 2, Vodvil 3, Christmas Pageant 3, Y-Teens 3. Ambition: To study interior decorating and later marry. BARBARA BIANCHI, Barb-A Cappella Choir I2 3 4, JOG I 2 3 4, Torch Club 2 3 4, Band I, Debate I 2, Girls' Club Committee Chairman 2 3 4, Vodvil 2 3, Dance Committee 2 3 4, Ski Club 3 4, Torch Club Secretary 3, Fire Squad 3 4, Spades 3 4, Senior Play 4. FLOYD BOOREN, IR., Whitey-Spring Concert I 2, Stage Crew I, Baseball I 3, Football I 2 3 4. Basketball Manager I 2 3 4, Dance Committee I 2 3, jr. Hi-Y I, Hi-Y 2 3 4, Secretary of Hi-Y 4, Boys' Club I 2 3 4, Building and Grounds 2 3. Vodvil 2, A Cappella Choir 2 3, Ski Club 3 4, Ski Club Vice-President 4, Lettermen's Club 4, Journal 4, Picture Stal? 4, Student Court 3. Ambi- tion: To go to college. DEAN BOSCH, Dirzgalinger-Boys' Club 1 2 3 4, Tiachlers' Assistant 3. Ambition: To get out of sc oo . Third Row: HARLEN BOSCH, Popeye-Movie Squad I 2 3 4, Sr. A Cappella Choir I 2 3 4, Boys' Club I 2 3 4, Vodvil 3 4, Forestry Club 3. Ambition: To see the world. MARY JANE BREUER, Nebacanizer Scwartz-- Entered from Holy Rosary 3, Spades 3, Y-Teens 3, Entres Nous Tres 3, Debate 3, Big-C 3 4, Ski Club 3 4, Bulletin Board Committee 3, Roll Represen- tative 3, Dance Committee 4, Decoration Committee Chairman 4. Ambition: Seattle University. VELTA BRODERSEN, Skeerix-Big-C I 2 3, Y- Teens I 3, Orchestra I 2, Torch Club 2 3 4, Teachers' Assistant 3 4. Ambition: Married to Chuck. DICK BRONSON, Cougar-Baseball 1 2 3 4, Lettermen's Club, I 2 3 4, Football I, Dance Committee 1 2, Secretary of Hi-Y 2 3, President of Hi-Y 4. Ambition: Professional baseball. Fourth Row: LOIS BRUHJELL--Girls' Club I 2 3 4. Ambition: Marriage. KATHRYN BRUNER, Kitten-Choir I 2, Vodvil 3. Ambition: Salesgirl. MARTY BUDZIUS, Bzzdgy-Hall Squad I, Foot- ball 2, Football Manager 3, Transportation Com- mittee 3 4. Ambition: To get around. OWEN BULL, Bull-Boys' Club I 2 3 4, Boys' Club President 4, Track I 2 3, Jr. Hi-Y I, Jr. Hi-Y President I, Hi-Y 2 3, Transportation Committee 2, Transportation Committee Chairman 2 3. Letter- men's Club 2 3 4, Spades 3 4, Student Court 3 4, Student Council 4, Student Council President 4, Traffic Squad 4, Fire Squad 4, Inter-High Council 4. Ambition: Marines and college. First Row: BILL BULLINGTON, Moore-Entered from Renton I, Football 2 3 4, Baseball 2, Lettermen's Club 3 4. Ambition: State Patrol Work. MARTIN LEE BURGESS, Marty-Entered from Canada 2, Basketball 2, Track 2, Fire Squad 3 4, Hi-Y, Vodvil 3. Ambition: To go to college. CHRIS BURKE, Tootr-Girls' Club I 2 3 4, Teachers' Assistant 1 2 3 4, Vodvil 1, Library Assistant 3, Journal Staff 4. Ambition: To own a clude ranch in Packwood. BOB CAIN, Camera Cain-Boys' Club I 2 3 4, Forestry Club I 2 3 4, Forestry Club Vice-President 4, VOLlvil 3. Ambition: Industrial Designer at college. ELIZABETH LOUISE CAMPBELL, Belly Lou- Girls' Club 1 2 3 4, Teachers' Assistant 4. Ambi- tion: Civil Service Employee and marriage. KEN CARDOZA, Scotty-Jr. Hi-Y 1, Hi-Y 2 3 4, Messenger 2, Boys' Club 1 2 3 4, Forestry Club 3 4, Social Service 3. Ambition: College. Second Row: JOAN MARLENE CARL, GeeGee-Girls' Club I 2 3 4, Y-Teens I, Drill Team I, Torch Club 2, Teachers' Assistant 2 3 4, Picture Staff 3, Fire Squad 3 4, Spades 3 4, Transportation Committee 3, Journal 4, Names Editor of Annual 4. Ambition: Work, travel and then marriage. JIM CARLSON, Swede-Entered from Lincoln 3, Band 3, Spring Concert 3, Entre Nous Tres 3 4, Hi-Flyers 4. Ambition: Myriad of things. JOAN CARLSON-Entered from Blaine 3, Drill Team 3 4, Torch Club 3 4, Ski Club 3, JOG 3 4, Spades 3, Dance Committee 3 4, Social Committee 4. Ambition: Marriage. CALVIN CHATTERS, Kid Calvin-Entered from Garfield 3, Football 3, Air Raid Squad 3, Chess Club 4. JACK CHRISTMAN-Boys' Club I 2 3 4. AmbiA tion: To be a carpenter. JERRYE CHRISWELL, Jer-Girls' Club I 2 3 4. Ski Club 2 3 4, Dance Committee 2 3 4, JOG 2 3 4, Vodvil 2 3 4, Song Leader 3 4, Art Com- mittee Chairman 4. Ambition: Marriage. Third Row: EUGENE HENRY CHRYSTAL, Clyrir-Boys' Club I 2 3 4, Journal 4. Ambition: Navy, ALAN CLARK, Smoke-Boys' Club 4, Chess Club 4. Ambition: Nucleonics Expert. BETTE DE PIANO-Standards Committee I, De- bate I 2, Drill Team I 2, Building and Grounds 2, Ski Club 2 3, Torch Club 2, Girls' Club I 2 3 4. Teachers' Assistant 4. Ambition: Inherit 85 million dollars. GEORGE DORSETT, Dorrie-Withdrew Nov. 26, I95I. CLIFFORD DOUGLAS, Cliffie-Sr. A Cappella Choir I 2 3 4, Duwamish Dream 2, Teachers' Assistant 2 3 4, Cleveland Story 3, Lunch Room 3, Yellowstone Idyl 4. Ambition: Cornish School of Music. MARY DUNN, Toni-Library Assistant 4, Girls' Club 4, Ambition: Beauty Operator. Fourth Row: MAXINE EARLEY, Max-Girls' Club 1 2 3 4. Movie Squad Secretary 2 3 4, Torch Club 2, Social Service 4, Ambition: Work and travel. FRANCES EDMONDS, Gook--Choir 3 4, Girls' Club I 2 3 4. Ambition: Marriage. MARION ELDER. SYLVIA JENICE ELLIS, Llmkefzbeimer Swartz- Girls' Club I 2 3 4, Entre Nous Tres 1 2 3, Drill Team 2 3, Debate 2 3, Ski Club 3, Torch Club 3 4, Spades 3. Vodvil 3,Teachers' Assistant 3, Library Board 3, Girls' Club Secretary 4, C Club 4, JOG 4, Centennial 4, Journal 4. Ambition: Attend Seattle University. LEONARD ERICKSON, Eric The Greal-Forestry Club I 2 3 4, School Patrol 1 2 3, Boys' Club I 2 3 4, Fire Squad I 2, Hi-Y I 2 3, Building and Grounds 2 3 4, Duwamish Dream 3, Cleveland Story 4. Ambition: To own a Cadillac. BILL EVANS, Ery-Sr. Band I 2 3 4, Boys' Club I 2 3 4, Freshman Treasurer 1. First Row: ESTHER LORRAINE EWING-Entered Cleveland 3., Vodvil 3, Basketroom Duty 4. Ambition: Mis- sionary. MARY LEE FLICKINGER, Flickie-Girls' Club 1 2 3 4, Entre Nous Tres 1 2, Drill Team 2 3, Debate 2 3 4, Library Assistant 2, Torch Club 2 3 4, Bulletin Board Committee Chairman 3, ,TOG 3 4, Spades 3 4, Representative Scholastic Art Contest 3, Vodvil 3, All-City Dance Committee 4, P-TA Dance Chairman 4, Vice-President of Torch Club 4, Centennial 4, Journal 4, Sr. Play Prompter 4. Ambition: Art teacher or commercial artist. JUANITA FLORES, lay-Sr. Orchestra 1 2, Big-C 1.2 3 4, Big-C President 4, Spring Concert 1 2, Girls' Club 1 2 3 4, Drill Team 2 3 4, Torch 2 3-4, V0dvi.l 3, Spades 3 4, Y-Teens 3, Social Service Committee 3,.Student Council 4, Charde' 4, Sportsmanship Committee 4. Ambition: To lind that certain someone. RON FOISY, Corky-Basketball 1 2 3 4, Baseball 1 2 3 4, Football Manager 1, Frosh Class Officer 1, Torch Club 2 3 4, Lettermen's Club 2 3 4, Forestry Club 2, Hall Squad 3 4, Fire Squad 3, Football Spotter 3 4, Boys' Club Vice-President 4, Boys' Club 1 2 3 4. Ambition: College and then pro baseball. BERNIE FUGLESTAD, jasper-Football 1 2 3 4, Basketball 1 2 4, Baseball 1 2, Lettermen's Club 1 2 3 4, Class President 2, Forestry Club. Ambition: Go to college to play ball and later go into business. BETTY GEMMILL-Girls' Club 1 2 3 4, Girls' Club Committee Chairman 3 4, Torch Club 2 3 4, Drill Team 2 3, Debate 2, Sub-Deb 2 3, JOG 3 4. Ambition: Find a guy with a lot of money and retire. Second Row: DARRELL GOOKSTETTER, Goak-Track 1 2 3 4, Basketball 1, Football 2, Boys' Club 1 2 3 4. Stage Crew 2 3 4, Dance Committee 3 4, Hall Squad 3 4, Building and Ground Committee 4, Fire Squad 4. Ambition: To become a full-fledged Pyalondo. BEVERLY GRAHAM, BeeGee-Freshman Auxil- iary, Entre Nous Tres 1, Drill Team 2, Library Assistant 2 3 4, Voclvil 2 3, Gym Assistant 2 3, Social Service Committee 3. Ambition: To go to college. DAVID GUION, Baby-faced Nelron-Football 1 2 3 4, Movie Squad 1 2 3 4, Track 1 2 3 4, Sr. Bar5d3142 3 4, Lettermen's Club 2 3 4, Boys' Club BOB HALE, Saicb-Football 2, Football Manager 3, Hall Squad 3, Boys' Club 2 3 4. Ambition: You're in the Army now. BONITA JEAN HALE, Bonnie-Library Assistant 2, Nurse's Assistant 3, Girls' Club 2 3 4. Ambition: Work: then tie a certain knot. NANCE HALL, Nan-Sr. Choir 1 2 3, Girls' Club 1 2 3 4, Social Service Committee 3, Spring Concert 1 2, Drill Team 2, Ski Club 2, JOG 2 3 4, Spades 3, Vodvil 3. Ambition: Live, love, laugh and be happy. Third Row: SANDRA HALL, Sandy-Girls' Club 1 2 3 4, Social Service Committee 2 3, Drill Team 2, Ski Club 2, Hall Duty 2, JOG 2 3 4, Spring Concert 2, Torch Club 3, Spades 3, Roll Representative 4. Ambition: To live a happy life. CAROL HARSHAM-Entre Nous Tres 1 2, Girls' Club 1 2 3 4, Y-Teen 3 4, Journal Staff 3 4, Movie Squad Messenger 3 4, Editor of Aerie Echos 4, Annual Associate Editor 4. Ambition: To own a Cadillac lined with mink after I graduate from the U. of W. DELORES HARSTAD, DeeDee-Drill Team 1 2 3 4, Girls' Club 1 2 3 4, Social Service 3, Y-Teens Membership Chairman 4. Ambition: To be rich, young and happy. DONNA HART, Donnie-Torch Club 2, Y-Teens 3, Movie Squad 3 4, Girls' Club 1 2 3 4, Teachers' Assistant 4, Social Service Committee 4. Ambition: Work then marriage. Fourth Row: VICTORIA HART, Vicky-Entered from Roosevelt 4, Torch Club 4. Ambition: To travel all over the U. S. on freight cars. SHIRLEY HATLEN, Pumpemirleel Swartz-Library Representative 1 2 3 4, Girls' Club 1 2 3 4, Fresh- man Auxiliary, Y-Teens 1 3, Drill Team 1 2 3, Social Service 1 2, Journal 3 4, Teachers' Assistant 3 4, Spades 3 4, Ski Club 3 4, Senior Play 4, Dance Committee 4. Ambition: Travel to Italy, France and Switzerland. BILL HEMENWAY, Willie-Entered from Lincoln 2, Movie Squad 2 3 4, Co-Captain of Movie Squad 3 4, Senior A Cappella Choir 2 3 4, Style Show 3, Yellowstone ldyl 4, Hall Squad 4, A Cappella. MARY HECKENLIVELY, Heck-Tumbling Team 1, Torch Club 2, Entre Nous Tres 1 2. Ambition: To live in Long Beach, California. First Row: JAMES DEAN HODGSON, Hodiy-Yell Squad 1 2 3 4, Lettermen's Club 1 2 3 4, Ski Club 1 2 3 4, Track 1 2, Jr. Hi-Y 1, Class Yell Leader 1 2 3 4, Forestry Club 2 3, Football Manager 3, Fire Squad 3 4, Movie Squad 3 4, Entre Nous Tres 3 4, Yell Duke 3 4, Air Raid Squad 3 4, Journal Staff 4, Sportsmanship Committee 4, Boys' Club Cabinet 4, Gym Assistant 4, Senior Play 4. Ambition: To sell sunlamps in the Sahara Desert. PATRICIA HUFF, Part-Vodvil 1 2 3 4, JOG 1 2 3 4, Drill Team 3 4, Senior A Cappella Choir 3 4, Spring Concert 3, All-City' Dance Com- mittee 3, Chairman Big and Little Sister 4. Ambi- tion: To enjoy life and always be happy. JOANNE IANNICIELLO-Big-C 1 2 3 4, Girls' Club 1 2 3 4, Spring Concert 1 2 3, Senior A Cappela' Choir 1 2 3 4, Teachers' Assistant 1 2 3 4, Duwamish Dream 2, Cleveland Story 3, Yellowstone Idyl 4, All-City Breakfast 2, Big-C V.P. 4. Ambi- tion: To get a job. ROY IKEDA, Li'l Ike-Football 1 2 3 4, Track l 2, Stage Crew 1 2 3 4, Jr. Hi-Y 1, Hi-Y 2 3 4, Hi-Y Chaplain 3, Hi-Y Vice-Prexy 4, Hi-Flyers 2 3, Forestry Club 2, Boys' Club Art Committee 2, Entre Nous Tres 2 3, Air Raid Squad 3 4, Hall Squad 3 4, Fire Squad 3 4, Dance Committee 3 4, Gym Assistant 4, Lettermen's Club 4, Annual Art Editor 4, Vocational Committee Host 4, Jr. Hi-Y Adviser 4. Ambition: Bachelor. DELBERT IPSON, Salty-School Patrol 1 2 3 4, Locker Squad 1 2 3, Student Council 4, Student Court 4. Ambition: Join the Air Force. LORRAINE JACK, Woody-Girls' Club 1 2 3 4. Ambition: Attend Northwest Nazarene College. Second Row: COY MAY JACKSON-Teachers' Assistant 1 2, Torch Club 2, Girls' Club 1 2 3 4. Ambition: To be a success in whatever my hands find to do out in the business world. EILEEN JACOBS, Nene-C-Club 1 2 3, Girls' Club 1 2 3 4, Vocational Committee 2. Y-Teens Committee 3, Y-Teens President 4, Torch Club 2 3, Debate 3, Debate President 4, Spades 3 4, Journal Staff 4, Teachers' Assistant 4. Ambition: Business executive. DEAN JENSEN, Jennie-Dance Committee 1 2 3 4, Stage Crew 2 3 4, Vodvil 3, Hi-Y 1 3 4, Fire Squad 2 3 4. Ambition: Climb the North Pole. HARRY JOHANSEN. VELETA JOHNSON, Johnnie-Orchestra 1, Entre Nous Tres 1, Library Assistant 2, Library Roll Representative 2, Debate 3 4, Gym Assistant. Ambi- tion: Marriage or the Air Force. ROBERT JOINER, Bob-Movie Squad 1 2 3 4, Senior A Cappella Choir 1 2 3 4, Spring Concert 1 2 3, Boys' Club 1 2 3 4, President of Spades 3 4, Duwamish Dream 2, Senior Play 4, Centennial Exposition 4, Yellowstone Idyl 4, Transportation Committee 4, High-Flyers 4. Ambition: Commercial Photographer. Third Row: STEVE JONES, Coach Jonei-Entre Nous Tres 1 2, Forest Club 1 2, Dream Scnders 2 3 4, Hall Squad 3 4, Spades 3, Song Leader 4. Ambition: Belong to the Cadillac Club. CAROLYN KELLETT--Sr Band 1 2 3, Teachers' Assistant 1 2 3, Girls' Club 1 2 3 4, Roll Repre- sentative 1, Vodvil 2 3 4, Torch Club 2 3 4, Ski Club 2 3, Entre Nous Tres 2 3, Spades 3 4, Senior Play 4. Ambition: Western Washington College. PAT KELSEY-Entered from Bremerton High 3, Girls' Club 3 4. Ambition: Secretary. ROBERT WALTER KERNS, Wimpy-Ski Club 1 2 3 4, Track 1, Golf 2, Yell Squad 2 3, Forestry Club 2, Lettermen's Club 2 3 4, Entre Nous Tres 2 3, Hi-Y 3 4, Senior Play 3, Cleveland Story 3, Dance Committee 4, Hall Squad 4, Stage Crew 4, Chairman Fire Squad 4, Journal Staff 4, Air Raid Squad 4. Ambition: Raise 29 kids, give them all a paper route and retire. Later go to college. GLENN KJELLERSON, jelly-Boys' Club 1 2 3 4. l FRED CARL KUHBLANK, Ole-Track 1, Stage Crew 1 2 3 4, Football 2, Dance Committee 2 3 4, Dance Committee Chairman 3, Leaders' Conference 2 3, Fire Squad 2 3 4, Fire Squad Chairman 3, Hall Squad 3 4, Jr. Class Vice-President 3, Boys' Club Secretary 3, Hi-Y 3 4, Building and Grounds 3 4, Student Court 4, Treasurer Sr. Class 4. Ambi- 1 tion: Get a job where I won'r have to work. Fourth Row: JOE LE BLONDE, Blondie-Boys' Club 1 2 3 4. SHIRLEY JEAN LAING, Shir!-Girls' Club 1 2 Library Assistant 2, Duwamish Dream 2, Torch Club 2 3 4, Entre Nous Tres 2 3, Ski Club 2, Drill Team 2 3, JOG 3 4, Y-Teens 3 4, Treasurer of Spades 3 4, Cleveland Story 3. Ticket Com- mittee 3, Ad Manager of Journal 4, Yellowstone Idyl 4, Teachers' Assistant 4, Journal 4. Ambition: University of Washington, work and marriage. JAMES LAMBO, jimmy-Yell Squad 1 2 3, Letter- men's Club 1 2 3 4, Entre Nous Tres 1 2, Treas- urer Entre Nous Tres 3, Torch Club 2 3 4, Voca- tional Committee 2 3, Vodvil 2 3, Host Hobby Conference 2, Boys' Club Committee Chairman 2 4, Annual Sports Editor 4, Student Council 4, High- Flyers 4, Senior Play 4. Ambition: Be a second Bill O'Mara. BRUCE LARSEN, Gordie-Eddie-Entered from O'Dea 3, Basketball 3, Building and Grounds 4. Ambition: Overthrow the captain. SUSAN D. LOCKWOOD, Suzie-Entered from Franklin 2, Torch Club 2 3 4, Entre Nous Tres 2, W Spades 3, Secretary Student Court 4. Ambition: After college, commercial artist. ANNE SHIRLEY LOTT, Squirt-Girls' Club 1 2 3 4, Spring Concert 1 2, Sr. Orchestra 1, Roll Representative 1 2 4, Torch Club 2 3 4, Ski Club 2 3 4, Entre Nous Tres 2 3 4, Music Librarian ' 2, Senior Band 2, Office Assistant 2 3, Drill Team 2 3, Vodvil 3 4, Spades 3 4, Senior Play 4, Y- Teens 4. Ambition: Four more years of slavery then a well-earned and needed vacation. First Row: LA DONNA LUNDBERG, Donnie-Senior Orches- tra 1 3, Hall Duty 1, Spring Concert 1 3, Torch Club 2 3, Teachers' Assistant 2, Gym Helper 2, Lunchroom Duty 2 4, Secretary of Junior Class 3, Senior Play 4. Ambition: Secretarial work and marriage. MARILYN LUTES, Liner-Entered from Foster 2, Teachers' Assistant 2, Vodvil 3, Journal Staff 3 4. Senior Play 4. Ambition: To graduate from teachers' college. ADELINE MAYOR, Treasure-Orchestra 1, Torch Club 2, Teachers' Assistant 3, Senior Play 4, Lunch- room Duty 4. Ambition: Work and then marriage. LOIS MARY MCCAFFERTY, Termite-Senior A Cappella Choir 1 2 3 4, Freshman Auxiliary 1, Library Assistant 3 4, Basketroom Duty 4. Ambi- tion: Go to Washington State College. BOB McELROY-Boys' Club 1 2 3 4. GERALD MCLAREN. Mac--Football 1 2 3. Basket- ball 1 3, Dance Committee 1 2 3, Hi-Y I 3, Building and Grounds 2, Boys' Club 1 2 3 4. Ambition: Millionaire, Second Row: RAE MENNIE, Mennie Hal-Ia-Girls' Club 2 3 4. Drill Team 2 3 4. Journal Staff 3 4, Teachers' Assistant 3 4, Spades 3, Picture Staff 3, Business Manager of Annual 4. Ambition: To Find a man and get married. PETER METZ. Pere-Movie Squad 1 2 3 4, Yell Squad 1 2 3, Boys' Club 1 2 3 4, Entre Nous Tres 2, Forestry Club 2 3. Ski Club 2 3, Torch Club 2 3 4, Lettermen's Club 2 3, Vodvil 3, Christmas Assembly 3. ANN MICKELSON, Annie-Senior Band I 2 3 4, Senior Orchestra 1 2 3 4, Girls' Club I 2 3 4, Freshman Auxiliary 1, Spring Concert 1 2 3 4, All-City Band 2 3 4, Teachers' Assistant 2 3 4, Y-Teens 2, Ski Club 2 3, Debate 2 3, Building and Grounds 2, Vodvil 3 4, Entre Nous Tres 3, Senior Playk4, Ambition: To work up enough ambition to wor . GLORIA MAE MILTON, Skeeter--Girls' Club 1 2 3 Drill Team 2, Locker Duty 2. Ambition: To graduate. MICKEY MOBERG, Mighty illome-Ski Club I 2 3, Entre Nous Tres 1 2 3 4, Football 1 2 3 4, Football Captain 4, Usher Squad 1, Hall Squad l 4, Lettermen's Club 2 3 4, Torch Club 2 3 4, Hall Traffic Patrol 3 4, Senior Class President 4, Track 4, Senior Play 4, Student Council 4. Ambi- tion: U. S. Ambassador to Russia. ARLENE MORETTO-Girls' Club 1 2 3 4. Third Row: BILL IVIORGAN-Boys' Club l 2 3 4. DERYL ERNEST MOSES, Mobaok-Lettermen's Club 1 2 3 4, Ski Club 1 2 3 4, Basketball 1 2 3 4, Tennis 1 2, Spring Concert I, Entre Nous Tres 1 2, Jr. Hi-Y 1, Stage Crew 2 3 4, Torch Club 2 3 4, Vodvil 2 3 4, Hi-Y 2 3 4, Junior Class Treasurer 3, Fire Squad 3 4, Hall Squad 3 4, Dance Committee 3, 4, Chairman Building and Grounds 4, Boys' Club l 2 3 4. Ambition: College. ANNABELLE MUNGER, Annie-Girls' Club 1 2 3 4, Torch Club 2, Ski Club 2 3 4, Roll Repre- sentative 2 3 4, Teachers' Assistant 2 3, Spades 3 4, JOG 3 4, Ambition: Work and more work. RAYE MURRAY, Pinkey-Junior Hi-Y Chaplain 1, Torch Club 2 3 4, Football 2 3 4, Torch Club President 4, Track 2 3 4, High-Flyers 2 3, Ski Club 2 3 4, Junior Hi-Y President 2, Class Treas- urer 2, Student Council 4, Lettermen's Club 4, Senior Play. Ambition: Doctor. Fourth Row: GERALDINE NAON, Buttons-Entered from Gat- iield 1, Drill Team 2, Stenographic Committee 2, Refreshment Committee 3, Bulletin Board Commit- tee 3, Torch Club 2 3 4, Teachers' Assistant 4. Ambition: To go to college. MARY JOANNE NEILSON, jo-Girls' Club 1 2 3 4, Entre Nous Tres 1 2, Vice-President of Sophomore Class 2, Torch Club 2 3 4, Senior A Cappella Choir 2 3, Spring Concert 2 3, Spades 3 4, Secretary of Junior Class 3, JOG 3 4, Vice- President of Senior Class 4, Girls' Club Committee Chairman 4, Ball and Chain Club 4, Movie Squad 4. Ambition: Secret. DAVID NELSON, Dave-Boys' Club 1 2 3 4. CAROL O'BRIAN-Debate 1 2, Ski Club 1 2, Standards Committee 1, Y-Teens 1, Refreshment Committee 2, JOG 3 4, JOG Treasurer 4, Teachers' Assistant 3, Circulation Manager 4. Ambition: Work, then marriage some day. First Row: KAY ODELL, Kayo-Accompanist for Senior A Cappella Choir 1 2 3 4, Vodvil 1 2 3 4, Lunch- room Cashier I 2 3 4, Spring Concert 1 2 3 4, Girls' Sextette 2 3 4, Teacher's Secretary 2 3 4, Fire Squad 2 3 4, Torch Club 2 3 4, Entre Nous Tres 2, Y-Teens 3 4, Vice-President of Senior Choir. Ambition: To go to college, ILEANA OLIVER, Charlie-Torch Club 1 2 3 4, Entre Nous Tres 1 2, Library Desk Worker 1 2, Library Bulletin Board Committee 2 3, Library Board 3, Senior Band 1 2 4, Song Leader 3 4, Debate 2, JOG 1 2 3 4, Ski Club 2 3 4, Girls' Club Committee Chairman 3 4, Spring Concert 1 2 3 4, Vodvil 3 4, Senior Play 4. Ambition: Go to college and become a dressmal-:er and designer, TOM PANG-Entered from Mississippi 1, Football 3 4, Track 3 4, Boys' Club 2 3 4. CHARLES PATKA, Chuck-Class President 1, Hi- Y 1 2 3 4, Student Council 1, Spring Concert 1 2, Boys' Club Cabinet 3 4, Leaders' Conference 3. Entre Nous Tres 3, All-City Dance Committee 4. Ambition: To sell rice in China. LEONARD PATRICELLI, Par-Football 1 2 3, Track 1 2 3, Basketball 1, Boys' Club 1 2 3 4, Movie Squad 1 2 3 4, Forestry Club 1 2 3 4, Hi-Y 1 2 3 4, Vodvil 2 3, Hall Squad 3, BILL PENNINGTON, Penguin-Boys' Club 1 2 3 4. Ambition: To go south and visit all the other little penguins. Secaml Row: NELLA PIVETTA, Nellie-Girls' Club 1 2 3 4, Senior Band 1 2 4, Spring Concert 1 2 4, Torch Club 2, Entre Nous Tres 2 3, Orchestra 2. Ambi- tion: Work and then? ARVID PORTIN, Arn-Entered from Renton 1, Boys' Club 1 2 3 4, Vodvil 2 3, High-Flyers 3 4, President of High-Flyers 4, Hall Squad 3 4, Senior Choir 3, Boys' Club Cabinet 4, Sportsmanship Committee 4. EDWARD POTTER, Ed-Senior Band 1 2 3 4, Senior Orchestra 2 3, Boys' Club 1 2 3 4. Ambi- tion: To be in the navy band. ROY POYNTER, Big Feet-Basketball 1 2, Boys' Club 1 2 3 4, Senior Band 1, Spring Concert 1 2 4, Movie Squad 2 3 4, Forestry Club 2 3 4, Presi- dent of Forestry Club 4, Track 2, Ski Club 2 3 4, Hi-Y 2 3, Senior A Cappella Choir 2 4, Vodvil 2 3, Traffic Squad 4, Student Council 4. LOLA RAWDON-Entered from Highline 2, Teacher's Secretary 2 3 4, Girls' Club 2 3 4. Am- bition: Beauty Operator. JUANITA RENDER-Entered from Franklin. Third Row: CAROL ANN RESNER, Judy-Girls' Club 1 2 3 4, Spring Concert 1 2, Torch Club 2 3 4. Picture Staff 3 4, Class President 3, Student Council 3, Spades 3 4, Spades Secretary 4, J.O.G. 3 4, Teach- er's Assistant 3, Vodvil 3 4, Senior Play 4, Class Secretary 4, Activity Paints Record Chairman 4, Business Manager of Journal 4. Ambition: To be the first girl to swim the Duwamish River. ELSIE RITCHEY-Girls' Club. Graduating from Franklin. DOREEN ROSE, Raiie-Spring Concert 1 2 3, Girls' Club 1 2 3 4, Ski Club 1 2 3 4, Senior A Cappella Choir 2 3, Torch Club 2 3 4, Teachers Secretary 3, Journal Staff 3, Committee Chairman 3, Picture Staff 3, Vice-president of Girls' Club 4, Sec- retary of Student Council 4. Ambition: To be a ski lumper. LOLA ROSS-Big C 1 2 3, Vocational Conference Committee 2, Teacher's Secretary 2 4, Torch Club 2 3 4, Debate 3 4, Spades 3 4, Girls' Club 1 2 3 4. Ambition: Travel around the world. VICTORIA RYSTAD, Vicky-Girls' Club 1 2 3 4, Senior Band 1 2 3, Ski Club 1 2 3 4, Ski Club Secretary Treasurer 3, Spring Concert 1 2 3, J.O.G. 2 3 4, Senior Orchestra 2 3, Vodvil 3, Entre Nous Tres 3. Ambition: To go to Sun Valley. DON SABOURIN, Sol:-School Messenger 1 2, Boys' Club 1 2 4. Ambition: To travel. Fourth Row: YVONNE SCHMAING, Vonnie-Senior Band 1 2 3 4, Spring Concert 1 2 3 4, Senior Orchestra 3 4, Senior Play Promoter 4, Movie Squad 4. Ambition: Travel after I get a car. VIRGINIA SCHRIOCK, Ginny-Freshman Auxil- iary' 1, Spades 3, Girls' Club 1 2 3 4. Ambition: To travel. CAROLANNE SCHULTZ. Carie--Entered from Renton 4, Girls' Club 4, Senior Orchestra 4. Am- bition: To become a nurse. BILLIE JEAN SCHUMACHER, Bill-Girls' Club 1 2 3 4, Y-Teen 1 3, Ski Club 1 2 3 4, Library Representative 1, Vodvil 2 3, Torch Club 2 3 4, J.O.G. 2 3 4, Committee Chairman 3, Spades 3, Girls' Club President 4, President of Student Coun- cil 4, Centennial Program 4. Ambition: To be champion flag pole sitter, PATRICIA ARDEN SEIL, Patty-Girls' Club 1 2 3 4, Senior Band 1 2, Spring Concert 1 2, Ski Club 1 2 3 4, Entre Nous Tres 1 2, Spades 3 4, Vodvil 2 3 4, Senior Play 4, Teacher's Secretary 2 3, Y-Teen 3 4, Songleader 3 4, Torch Club 3 4, Library Board President 4, Student Council 4. Ambition: To be able to ski. CLEONA SHANKO-Girls' Club 1 2 3 4. First Row: PATRICIA NOLA SHANNON, Par-Drill Team 1, Girls' Club 1 2 3 4, Journal Staff 3 4, Teacher's Secretary 4. Ambition: To work and get rich. SARAH SHARPE, Soda-Senior Band 1 2 3 4, Locker Duty 1, Entre Nous Tres 1 2 3 4, Spring Concert 1 2 3 4, Band Concert 1, Senior Orches- tra 2, Ski Club 2 3 4, Library Assistant 2 3 4, Y-Teen 3 4, Spades 3 4, Teacher's Assistant 3 4, Torch Club 2 3 4, Vodvil 3, All-City Band 4. Ambition: To go to the University- of Washington. ELLEN MAYE SIMS, Spider-School Token Com- mittee 1, Lost and Found 1 2, Hall Duty 1, Girls' Club 1 2 3 4, Vodvil 2 3 4, Art Committee 2, Poster Committee Chairman 3, Spades Vice Presi- dent 3 4, Teacher-'s Assistant 3, Drill Team 3 4, Bulletin Board Committee Chairman 4, J.O.G. 4, Student Director of Vodvil 4. Ambition: Woman basketball coach. HELEN FAYE SIMS, Ho-Lost and Found 1 2, School Token Committee 1 2, Girls' Club 1 2 3 4, Hall Duty 2, Girls' Club Committee Chairman 3 4, Vodvil 3, Spades 3 4, Drill Team 3 4, J.O.G. 4, Paper Drive Committee 4, Teacher's Assistant 4. Ambition: To marry a rich doctor. LUTHER SLACK-Track, Boys' Club 1 2 3 4. MARDELL GLORIA SLETTEN, Mnrdy-Freshman Auxiliary 1, Torch Club 2, Girls' Club 1 2 3 4, Spring Concert 1, Standards Committee 2. Drill Team 2, Spades 3 4, Y-Teen 3 4, Locker Duty 3, Library Representative 3, Ofhce Helper 4. Am- bition: Work. travel and then marriage. Seca ntl Row: STEPHEN BERT SMITH, Mun-Yell Squad 1 2 3 4, Class Yell Leader 1 2 3 4, Lettermen's Club 1 2 3 4, Football 1, Basketball Manager 1, Track Manager 1 2, Boys' Club 1 2 3 4, Senior Orchestra 1, Jr. Hi-Y 1, Football Manager 2, Intermediate Band 2, Yell King 3 4, Entre Nous Tres 3 4, Hall Squad 3, Iournal Staff 3 4, Boys' Club Cabinet 3 4, Forestry Club 3 4, Lettermen's Club Vice President 4, Ski Club 4, Sportsmanship Committee 4. Am- bition: To be an architect. SHARON SOLEY-Drill Team 1 2 4, Torch Club 2 3, Junior A Cappella Choir 2, Senior A Cappella Choir 3 4, Spring Concert 3 4, Girls' Club 1 2 3 4, Girls' Club Committee Chairman 43 Vice President of Y-Teen 4, Yellow Stone Idyll 4. Ambition: To acquire the United States Air Force as an in-law. IEANNE STOLEY-Entered from Queen Anne 4, Spring Concert 4, Publicity Committee 4, Spades 4. Ambition: To be a social worker. JERRY STOKES, Red-Boys' Club l 2 3 4. Ambi- tion: just live. JACK STURMAN, Cmidler-Higlt Flyers 1 2 3, High Flyers Treasurer 2, High Flyers President 3, Track I 2 3 4, Hi-Y 1 2 3 4, Football 2 3 4, Lette-rmen's Club 2 3 4, Boys' Club Cabinet 2 4, Spades 3 4, Student Court 3. Boys' Club Secretary 4, Senior Play 4. Ambition: To own the biggest ranch in Texas. PHYLLIS SWANSON, Phyl-Girls' Club 1 2 3 4, Girls' Club Chairman 3 Spring Concert 1, Senior Band 1, Entre Nous Tres I 2. Torch Club 2 3 4, Y-Teen 2 3 4, Senior Orchestra 2, Office Assistant 3, Vodvil 3, Spades 3. Senior Play Prompter 4, Drill Team 4. Ambition: To work and later get married. Tbirrl Row: GLEN TAYLOR, George-Boys' Club 1 2 3 4, Centennial 4, Courtesy Committee 4, Fire Squad 4. Ambition: Very little. DREITHA DARLENE THOMPSON, DeeDee- Girls' Club 1 2 3 4, Torch Club 2 3 4, Spring Concert 1, Teacher's Assistant 1 2 4, Spades 3 4, Y-Teen 2 4, Library Assistant 3. Ambition: Alumni Spades President and marriage. SHIRLEY THOMPSON, Shir-Big C 1 2 3 4, Big C Treasurer 3, Spring Concert 1 2 3, Vodvil 1 2 3, Teacher's Assistant 1 4, Ticket Committee 1 3, Girls' Club Committee 1 3 4, Entre Nous Tres 1 2 3, Torch Club 2 3 4, Senior Orchestra 2 3, Drill Team 2 3, Spades 3 4, Y-Teen 3 4, Y-Teen Treasurer 4, Ski Club 4. Ambition: College, Career, Marriage. SONNA E. THURBER, Boomrie-Entered from Highline 2, Girls' Club 2 3 4, Sophomore Class Committee 2, Teacher's Assistant 2, Vodvil 2 4, Journal Stal? 3 4, Drill Team 3 4, Gym Assistant 3. Ambition: Business college, then marriage to Jimmy. Fourth Row: HENRY TODO, Hank-Forestry Club 1 2 3 4, Boys' Club 1 2 3 4, Hall Duty 1 2 3. Ambition: Draft. BOB TOWNE, Boggy-Movie Squad 1 2 3, Boys' Club 1 2 3 4, Track 1, Library Assistant 3. Ambition: Draft. JACK TRAVERSO-Football 1 2, Boys' Club 1 2 3 4, Building and Grounds 2, Hall Squad 3 4. Ambition: Building Contractor. i First Row: BILL VANNOY, Chuck-Senior Band 1 2, Spring Concert 1 2 3, Dance Band 2 3 4, Senior Orches- tra 3, Vodvil 3. Ambition: Playing in a dance band. VIRGINIA VUYLSTEKE, Ginny-Girls' Club 1 2 3 4, Spring Concert 1, Oliice Assistant 2, Torch Club 2 3 4, J.O.G. 3 4, Spades 3 4, Vodvil 3, Picture Staff 3, Annual Editor 4, Student Council 4, Leaders' Conference 4, Sportsmanship Committee 4. Ambition: To go to college in Bellingham. SHIRLEY WALKER, Walk-Girls' Club 1 2 3 4, Hall Duty 1, Social Committee 3, Standards Com- mittee 3, J.O.G. 4, Chairman of Scrap-book Com- mittee. Ambition: Manager of the telephone company. DONALD WALTON, Don-Football 1 3 4, Senior Band 1 2 3 4. Ambition: Try to get into the air force band. Second Row: JUNE WARE, Nunie-Drill Team 1, Girls' Club 1 2 3 4, Social Committee 1 2 3, Standards Com- mittee 1, Vodvil 2 3, Girls' Representative 2 3, J.O.G. 2 3 4, Teacher's Assistant 3, Spades 3. Ambition: Millionaire. BETTIE MARIE WARNER, Spunky-Library As- sistant 1, Teacher's Assistant 1 4, Torch Club 2 3 4, Spring Concert 1 3 4, Drill Team 1, Girls' Club 1 2 3 4, Ski Club 2 3 4, Y-Teen 2, Social Committee 2 3, Standards Committee 3, Vodvil 2 3, Dance Committee 3, All-City Musical Festival, Sen- ior A Cappella Choir 4. Ambition: Everett Junior College. OLIVE WATTUM, Ollie-Girls' Club 1 2 3 4, Senior Orchestra 1 2 3 4, Senior Band 1 2 3 4, Spring Concert 1 2 3 4, Band Concert 1 2, Vodvil 3. All-City Band 1 2, All-City Orchestra l 2. VIVIANE WEHMEYER, Vimzdall-Building and Grounds 1 3 4, Girls' Club 1 3 4, Hall Duty 1 3. Secretary ot' Student Court 1, Chairman of Build- ings and Grounds 4. Ambition: Dental nurse and marriage. Third Row: ERLENE WHEATON, Eddie-Entered from Yak- ima High 4, Journal Staff 4, Roll Representative 4. Ambition: Join the WAF's. DON WHITE, Sum-Football 1, Jr. Hi-Y 1, Bas- ketball 1 2 3 4, Hi-Y 2 3 4, Vodvil 2, Ticket Com- mittee 2 3. Ambition: Owner of Beaver Lake. JOYCE ANN WILBUR, Nanny-Spring Concert 1 2 3, Y-Teen 1 2, Senior A Cappella Choir 2 3, Vodvil 2. Ambition: To be a secretary. RAY WILLFONG, Willy-Baseball 1 2 3 4, Building and Grounds 4, Courtesy Committee, Cen- tennial 4. Ambition: To be a success in something. ERNEST XWILLIAMS, Ernie-Boys' Club 1 2 3 4, Vodvil 3, Track 3. Ambition: To get rich. JEANIE WILSON, Pznzkin-Roll Representative 1, Middy Queen 1, Debate 1 2 3, Girls' Club Com- mittee 2 3 4, Senior A Cappella Choir 1 2 3, Y-Teen l 2 3, J.O.G. l 2 3 4, Girls' Club Chair- man 3 4, J.O.G. President 4. Fourth Ro w: JOAN WILSON-Entered from Kent-Meridian 3, Social Service Committee 4. Ambition: To be a secretary. MARILEE WINN, Honey-Library Representative l 2 3. Teacher's Secretary 3 4, Building and Grounds Committee 3 4, Mother-Daughter Banquet l 2 3 4, Senior Play 4, Senior A Cappella Choir 1 2 3, Spring Concert 1 2 3, Vodvil 1 2 3 4, Girls' Club 1 2 3 4, Student Court 4, Drill Team 3 4, Y-Teen 3, Spades 4, Ski Club 3 4. Ambition: To make Broadway. CAROLYN RAE WITHERITE, Carol-Spades 3 4, Vodvil 2 3 4, Ski Club, Drill Team, Ambition: To be a success in whatever I do. MARGIE WYMAN-Girls' Club 1 2 3 4, Spring Concert 2 3. Ambition: To work and be il good housewife. NORMA YOUNG, Norm-Spring Concert 1 2 3, Senior Orchestra 1 2 3, Entre Nous Tres 1 2 3, Girls' Club 1 2 3 4, Vodvil 2 3, Torch Club 2 3 4, Teachers Assistant 2 3, Y-Teen 3 4, Spades 4. Ambition: University of Washington. MARLENE ZUVELA, Smit-Senior A Cappella Choir 1 2 3, Vodvil 1 2 3, Spring Concert 1, Torch Club 2 3 4. DrillfTeam 2 3, Y-Teen 3 4, Library Assistant 4. Ambition: Private secretary and marriage. ICRS at Xt 21- CLASS OFFICERS Roger Beclell Carol Nelson Mary Sue McCoffree Don Aoki This year's junior class has really proved itself a capable and energetic group of students. These industrious fellows and gals have distin- guished themselves in scholastics and activities. Our Boys' Club and Girls' Club, Torch Club, athletics and other important school organizations contain a large percentage of members from the junior class. The graduating seniors will leave positions that will be filled by these hard-working juniors. No one is worried for they are certain to do outstanding work considering their past achievements. Watch this class -the class of 1955. They show promise as the future leaders of Cleveland High. DIXIE LEE COBURN JIM COLLINS LYNN CONEY ELIZABETH CORRIGAN NAT CRAWFORD JEANETTE CRISP LEAH CROMWELL ALLEN CROWDER FRANCES CULTER SHIRLEY ANN CURRIE HELEY DALEY WAYNE DAVIDSON BILL DARLING MARLYS DAVIS DONNA DAY LOUIS DENNIS PAULINE DIES KEN DETRICK BOB DUNCAN KAREN EGBERT JACK ENG RON ENG JOS FACCONE JOAN FAUVER JOHN FERN BARBARA FOWLER NORMA FULLER JOYCE GEMMILL JACK GEROUX DON GLITSCHKA 'fi - A JUANITA ALBA BOB ALEXANDER GLORIA ALEXANDER DON AOKI RONNIE AUTIO LOIS BARRY ROGER BEDELL JOHN BORGHES BEVERLY BOWMAN KAY BICKNELL ' LYNN BRIGHT JIM BROWN HARLAN BRUHJELL ARTHUR BRUNER CHARLES BUELL JIM BURGESS BOB BURNS SHARON BURR EUGENE CARLSON VIVIAN CARLSON DON CARMIGNANI JOHN CARPINITO HOOVER CHAMBLISS FERN CHRISTIANSON DONNA GLITSCHKA JUNE GRAZIER GORDON GREMMERT DUANE GUDMUNDSON JANNINE HAIGHT JERRY HAMMACK AGNES LOU HANEY JACKIE HARDEN MARILYN HARDIN JEAN HARTMAN KEN HAUFF CLINTON HEACOCK BOB HEGSETH DEAN HEIMBERGER BOB HENRY GLORIA HIKIDA LAURENA HILLGE SHIRLEY HONEYCHURCH TED HORMAN TOOTIE HUFF PAT HUNTER PAUL IMA PAT IRVING EVELYN JACK In-f Ke JEAN JENSEN RENEE JOHANSON BOB JONES CELESTE JOHNSON ED JOHNSON MILDRED JOHNSON PAT JOHNSON JOANN JOPLING KENNY KANE WINIFRED KERR MICKEY KINCAID DENNIS KIRKPATRICK DENNIS LAMARCHE BODEL LARSEN DELORES LARSEN DICK LEDBETTER DONNA LEE EDDIE LEITE PHILLIP LEW JAMES LINFORD BOB LINGENFELTER THEO LOFTON GEORGIA LOWMAN BILL LUCAS GLORIA LYSTER FRANK MADIN DICK MANNING BRUCE MARR DOUG MARTIN MIKE MASON GENE NYLAND SHARON O'CONNOR SANDRA OLSON BOB ONUSTACK DON ONUSTACK ADA PARSONS BOB PORTER LAVERNE PATKA DOROTHY PETERSON LANAE PETTIT PHYLLIS PILLSBURY KEN PINYERD BETTY JEAN PISTORESI DONNA PLENGE MARGIE PRIMOLI SCOTT RAILTON ADRIAN RAMOS D'AVERIL RAYBELL FRANCES RAYBELL RAYMOND PAUL CONNIE REID GENE RICE PHIL RICH NICOLINA RECCHIO ALEXANDER ROBERTS BARBARA ROGERS GERALDINE ROLSHEIM DEMARIS SALISBURY ERNA SANNES ELLEN SCHWALM SUSANNE MAYOR JOHN McARTHUR MARY SUE McCAFFREE BUD McCORMICK DONNA McDONNELL RONNIE McGEARY BONITA McKlTTRICK JUD HILDA DIC DICK .IEA wif' I Y McLINN HIRLEY McVAY BARBARA MEYER MICKEY MICKOLA PEGGY MORTENSON MOSER K MOSS ICK MOZZONE DON MOZZONE SYLVIA NAIFONOV VIVIAN NILSSON NELSON NNINE NELSON NNA NEWBERG BETTY NIBLETT DAN NIKSICH SARGIE NUNN RAETTA SCHWALM DON SCOTT PAT SHERRY ARLENE SILLER MARY SITKO DENIS SKEIE 'IARY SPADORA 'CECILIA STEFANO RICHARD STUNS JIM SUDDETH . JOSHUA SUEHIRO SHERMAN SWANSON ILEEN SWEET DICK TAYLOR DON TERSHIN JANE TODO JERRY TORKELSON JIM TORKELSON oNNA LEE TYREE FRANK URPMAN I MARGIE VALDRIGHI LEoNA VANCE DON VANDEMORE BILL VAN oven LORETTA VAN ZILE RONNIE VOIGT CHARLES WALKER JAMES WALLACE MARLENE WALLAYS BENN WARNER BILL WATTUM BOB WAY RON WAYMAN BABE WEHRWEIN CHRIS WENGER JUDIE WENNER ARLENE WILLIAMS BEVERLY WILLIAMS FRED WILLIAMS ODESSA WILLIAMS ALICE WILLIAMSON DICK WILSON GEORGE WILSON SYLVIA WILSON NELLIE WRIGHT MARY YIELDING SUPI-IC CRES at Xt CLASS OFFICERS Miss Kwapil Anita Collins Leonard Fuglestod Joe Davis Rocky DiJulio Say! Here's a group of students that's really going places. Who? Why the sophomores, of course. These active students are destined to do big things for Cleveland as part of next year's upperclassmen. The Sophomore Spookers Spree, a Halloween party for sophomores only, was the first outstanding accomplishment. Brimming over with entertainment furnished by sophomore talent, all were unanimous that this was really a spree worthy of the sophomore class. For Cleveland Day, the class of '54 took over the refreshments in the cafeteria, furnishing also relaxing, soothing music. It's been said that they even had quite a few couples dancing in there instead of in the gym. The Girls' Club, Boys' Club, Torch Club, song and cheer leaders, contain members from this live- wire class. But they don't stop with just these organ- izations. All school-supported activities and athletics are strongly backed by the effervescent sophomores. This year's successful Red Cross drive is an example of the work done by this service-minded group. Soon these students will be the leaders of Cleve- land. With the background they already have, we need not fear that the class of '54 will fail their Alma Mater. BETTY ANDERSON MARILYN ANDERSON ROBIN ANDERSON MARILYN ANTON NEVA AVERSANO GAYLE AVERY DON BAILEY RAY BAILEY DAVID BAKER RITA BALL MARY BARACKMAN JOHN BARTON JOHN BAUMANN ACE BELLAND SALLY BILLETER DORIS BILLINGSLEY DARREL BOZETT ANNIE BROWN LARRY BROWN BILL BULLOCK HAROLD BURDICK JOANN BURGER RODDY BURKE JOAN BURNS FLORENCE CAPPUCCIO WARREN CARDOZA MIKE CARLONE AMELIA CHINN LOREN CHRISTENSEN SYLVIA CHUN ROSEMARY CIRELLI PAUL CLINGINGSMITH WAYNE COBURN ANITA COLLINS JULIE CONSOLINI VELMA-COOKE TED CROSBY JOHN CVITKOVIC JOSEPH DAMANTI JOE DAVIS RAY DeBERNARDI ROCKY DIJULIO CHARLOTTE DePOE TOM DETRICK ED DIAMOND PAUL DICKINSON KATHERINE D'IORIA KEN DORSETT RANDY DUPEE' KAREN EARL ANNETTE EGGLESTON BOB ELLEZ KAY ELLIS DOLORES ERICKSON DON FACCONE DONNA FAIRBAIRN MARILYN FALSETTO MARILYN FARRAR JOYCE FERGUSON ELEANOR FETTERS DALE FLETCHER SONNIE FLORES BOB FOSSATTI LEONARD FUGLESTAD JANET FURLAN HETTIE GABRIEL JIMMY GAGNON STAN GARLAND LOWELL GARNER RAYMON GARRETT GLADYS GLADUE BOB GOCKLEY PAT GOAD GAIL GOODMAN GARY GOOKSTETTER ROBERT GORDON GARY GOSS CAROLYN GRATTERI BOB HAACK KEN HAAG JOANN HAARMANN JOAN HALSEY DONNA HARSTAD JAMES HART GARY HARWOOD DON HEGSETH ARLENE HERMAN RON HENKEL BEVERLY HYDE PHIL HILLAIRE LOLAMAE HOLE PAT HOMISTON RON HORNUNG CHARLES HOWARD LaVINA HUGHES VENTRIS INGRAM BLANCHE JACKSON ANN JACQUEMART PARKER JOHNSTON MARY JORGENSEN THERESA KERNS ROBERTA KINCAID DORIS KUBOTA EDWARD KUNST MARVEL LaMARCHE BRUCE LANGENEGGER DON LQPLANT DON LAUHON JANICE LaVELLE ROGER LEACH PHIL LESTER DONNA LINDBERG JOAN LINFORD PAT LITTLE LEON LOCKHART GORDON LOCHRIE ANNA LOLLINO ISABELLE LAMBARDO BOB LOVEJOY GORDON LYSTER MARY MACK MIKE MALASPINO MARLENE MARKOVICH HAROLD MARTI, JR. CECILIA MARTIN HAL MARTIN JAMES MATTHIAS G.:NE MCARTHUR JAMES McAVINEW BEVERLY MCCANN BETTY McCLAINE NANCY MCCOLLOUGH DARLENE McCONNELL MARILYN MCGUANE PAT McCLAINE CLIFFORD MELROSE MARILYN MIHOK DWIGHT MOBERG PAUL MORGAN CHARLENE MORROW SHIRLEY MEYERS DOROTHY N:ILSON MIKE O'BRIAN RICHARD OERTLI MAE O'GUINN SHIRLENE OLSEN JANICE OLSON MARLYS OLSON JIM OSBURN DARRELL PARROTT EVELYN PENNINGTON PETE RONNIE DENNIS PETERSON PAT PITTS MURIELENE POTTS SHARON PROCTOR RICHARD RANTA PAUL REDMOND ARLENE REICHLE CHUCK RICE WALTER RICH VERNA ROMINE MARILYN ROSCOE WANDA RUEHLEN BOB RYDE JESSIE SANDERS ELAINE SCALZO WARREN SECORD ARLENE SEIL GEORGETTA SHERIDAN DELORES SIGURDSON LOYCE SIMS BEATRICE SMITH BETTY ANN SMITH JEAN SMITH MAUREN SMITH BEVERLY SNYDER MILTON SORBY GERI SOULE GARY SPARKS JERRY STILES JOHN STOCKTON JOHN SUTHERLAND JANICE SWAPP MARGIE TAYLOR KENNETH THIBAUT MAEBETH THURBER VIVIAN TINGVALL MELVIN TOSSEY ANDRA TRAVERSO ANITA TRAVERSO MARLENE TROUT DEAN TURNBULL ALICE TYNI JUDY UMBERGER TERESA VALLALA JOHN VAN DYKE BUD VAN GEYSTEL LEROY VOELKER PAT VOMOCIL MARGIE WALLROF BILL WALTERS GERALD WARNER BETTY WARWICK JOHN WATSON SHIRLEY WELCH BRUCE WHITE DAN WHITE BILLY WILLIAMS BOB WILLIAMS DON WILLIAMS FRANCES WILLIAMS ED WISON YOLK WOO NANCY YAMASHITA LEAH YEARIAN LEE YORK MARY LOU ZARKADES MARLENE ZESBAUGH JANET ZIMMERMAN JOSEPHINE ZINGARELLA FRESH CLASS OFFICERS Miss Copeland Dick Minice Betty Thompson Joanne Winstead Larry Webb Xl: A freshman is an indispensable asset that no high school' should be without. Their enthusiasm and willingness are vital elements of Cleveland's student body. The class of '55 has many bright prospects in the galaxy of Cleveland leaders. Some of their talent and originality was discovered during the Freshman Party, which featured entertainment provided by members from their endowed class. Girls' Club is fully aware of their capability, in the form of the hardworking girls on the Freshmen Auxiliary. These gals do all the dirty work for the other Girls' Club committees. Drill team is also strongly backed by freshmen girls. Not to be left out are the frosh boys. What would our second and third team ath- letics be without these eager members of the fresh- men class. Although Torch Club is out of the freshmen reach, many are studiously and industrious- ly preparing for next year's membership. These students are proud of Cleveland and sup- port all school functions, from athletic events, to the many organizations around school. In three years Cleveland will be in the hands of these students. By that time they will have lost their greenness, but not their spirit and enthusiasm that is destined to make their class one of the best yet. RICHARD ALLEN RAYMOND ALLWINE RUTH ANTRIM DICK ARMEAI JIM ARTZ ROGER AUTIO MONTE AVERSANO JOAN BALCH ARLENE BAKER JIM BANKS KAREN BASKIN JIM BATES CHARLES BAUER JERRY BAUOR AMELIA BELLOTTI VICTOR BENDER . COSETTA BERNASOK DORETTA BISCANTER PAULINE BLAIS KATHRYN BOARDMAN JERRY BODUIN KENNETH BORSUM MERLIN BOSCH JOAN BOUCHARD SHIRLEY BRANN BOB BRANNIAN DONNA BRISTOL LOIS BRUNER FRANCES BRUNIE BEVERLY BULL KAY BURKE JUDY BURNS CHARLES BUSKE MONARAE CARLSON CARMEN THOMAS ELMER CHINN JOYCE CHRYSTAL SANDRA CHUN CAROLYN CINOTTO JOHN CLOS BARBARA COLELLA GARY CROSBY CHARLES CULBERSON YVONNE DUBUQUE BILL DePOE LOUIS DeWAELE SANDRA DEWAR PAT DeWEESE MARY JEAN DIGRAZIA ANN DINGER DICK DONDERO MARIANNE DOTSON GEORGE DULL DEAN DUNCAN PETE DUNN BILLY EARLEY WAYNE EGBERT KAY ELMORE GLADYS ENG JAMES ENG SUE ENG BRUCE ERLWEIN LARRY EVANS AUDREY EVERALL JANE FAIRLY EDDIE FACCONE NANCY FARRELL - EVELYN FISH NANCY FRANCE BERNIECE FRANZEN SANDRA GAUSTAD SHIRLEY GLAZIER CARL GLIMPSE CLAUDIA GRAHAM JOAN GRANT DEAN GUDMUNDSON YVONNE GUIDI DAVID HAHN LOIS HAMMOCK SUZANNE HAWER BETTY JO HARDING DARWIN HART BETTY HARTER ARLEEN HEIMBERGER MARGARET HELFERT PAT HELFERT RONAELE HELLUM RITA HERMAN CAROL HERON HOMER HENSLEY A. 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HILL ARTHUR HOLLAR PAUL HOLMES GARY HOSKINS ROSE HUSON NELDA HYDE AGNES IANNICIELLO KENJI IMA JEAN IRVING DON JENSEN MARINA JONES MARY SUE JOHNSON KENT JOHNSON BYRON JOHANSEN DAVID KALAMER DOROTHY KEELER GRACE KEELEY ROSE KISLO JANICE KNOWLES JOAN KALYK BUSTER KRAUSE JIM LQFAVOR BOB Lc1FLEUR MARY LAINE SANDRA LANDERS GAIL LANGENEGGER CONNIE LANTZ DEANNA LOPHAM GENE LQPRIOR EUGENE LARSON SHERRY LQVELLE CAROL LEACH HARRIET LERFOLD .IANICE LESTER SHARON LIEF BERNIECE LOFTON LuVERN LOWMAN DICK- LUNDSTROM SHIRLEY MCARTHUR MIDGE MACK VICKI MARTI JOHNNY MARTIN MARLENE MARTIN DANNY MASON JOAN McAVINEW DON McCALLUM DELOROS MCCLEARY PATRICIA MCHENRY ETHELEEN MCPHILLIPS DALE MILLER JACK MILLER JACKIE MILLER DICK MINICE KATIE MINOR NICK MONTOYA ARNOLD MOORE TOMMY MOORE CAROL MORRIS DARLA MORRISON BETTY LOU MORSE RAY MORTVEDT GARY NEE JANICE NELSON A JIM NELSON PHILLIP NOBLES ELMER NOLL GAYLORD OAK JIM O'BRIAN MARLENE OMEY PAULINE OSBURN SYDNEY PAXTON RAY PERRY CAROL PETRONIA KEN PHILLIPPS LES PHILLIPS BENITA PICARDO HOWARD PICKERING LARRY PIERSON DAVID PLENGE LQIVERNE RADAR SALLY RAGAN JERRY REMOLIF GERENE RENALDI GAIL RICHARDSON JOANNE RIEGER MARY RIPPEE CAROLYN RISE SHIRLEY ROBINSON ERIC RAEPPLE ROLLIE ROGERS AVIS ROHME PHYLLIS RONNIE RENEE ROSSI DON SAGMO BETTY SANDERSON DELON SANDMINE GLENN SAWYER DOUGLAS SCHAFER LQDONNA SELLS DICK SELZER MARILYN SHERIDAN RICHARD SIGURDSON ,N FRED SMITH JEANINE SMITH SHERMAN SMITH BARBARA SPANGLER SELMA STEPPER BILLY STINER MARLENE STOCKSTILL CAROL STOCKTON KEN STURMAN RICHARD SWANSON BOB SWAPP ROY TENNEY RICHARD THOMAS BETTY THOMPSON GALE THOMPSON DONNA TRELEAVEN JOYCE TIBBINS EILEEN TOBOLSKI SALLY TODO DICK TOSSEY JON UNDEEN SHEILA UNO RICHARD VANDEMORE DON VanLEUVEN JOANNE VERNON MARILYN VUILSTEKE DON VUYLSTEKE BONNIE WALDNER DONALD WARNER JOSEPH WARREN BEN WATTUM MERL WEATHERHOGG RALPH WEATHERHOGG LARRY WEBB JENICE WENGER RONNIE WHEAT WAYNE WHERWEIN CAROL WILLIAMS WARREN WILLIAMS MARIAN WILLIAMSON SHIRLEY WILSON VIOLA WILSON JOANNE WINSTEAD BILLY WISE DOROTHY WRIGHT BETTY WOODS CONNIE WOODS PEGGY WOODS JACK WISEMAN DON YOUNG MIKE YURINA :J ,agfh 24? .g?fr:E:v',+?iE?'f q Egsafi if 5 G...-L Ol- Domain Rose Girls' Club Hundreds of girls participating in Girls' Club Committees started the active Girls, Club year by giving two parties by the Stan- dards Committee, in September, Halloween party, Girls' Club Assembly, in October, Hobby Cozy, playing hostess to All-City f Standards Committee and the Vocational Conference were in November, the Girls' Club Health Week, a tree with new decora- tions, Christmas swatches on doors, and a Girls' Club Assembly, Lost and Found Sale and the March of Dimes Drive, in january. The second semester started with the Big Little Sister Party, a six-day Middy Drive, in February, Mother-Daughter Breakfast, March 12th, College Day, Girls' Club Assembly, and the Charm School, were in April, Cotton Dress Day, Party, Nominating Assembly, Elections, the Senior Tea, and Girls' Club Installation were in May, rest for all in June. Girls' Club Cabinet From Row-Billie Jean Schumacher, Gloria Austin, Doreen Rose, Syl- via Ellis, Susie Lockwood. 2nd Row-Pa? Sherry, Shirley Thompson, Jeannine Nelson, Pali Huff, Vicky Rystad. 3rd Row-Shirley Currie, Arlene Williams, Mary Breuer, Juanita Flores, Joyce Gemmil, Marlene Wallays. 4th Row-Sharon Soley, Sharon O'Connor, Donna McDonnell, Mary Lee Flickinger, Ellen Sims, Ileana Oliver, Vivian Carlson. Back Row-Betty Jean Pisioresi, Viviane Wehmeyer, Helen Sims, Shirley Walker, Betiy Gemmil, Phyllis Swanson, Joan Carlson, Barbara Bianchi. Mr. Jerome Owen Bull Corky Foisy Jock Sturman Boys' Club If you mix numerous activities with good leadership, the finished product can only be a success. W This is what the Boys' Club was this year, with the help of Mr. Jerome and its president, Owen Bull, plus other hard working committees. Throughout the year, the Boys' Club handled such events as the Father and Son Banquet, Courtesy Week, Pep Assemblies, the Vocational Conference, the paper drive, and the Hobby Conference with a professional touch of efhciency. Boys' Club Cabinet Front Row-Dean Hodgson, Jack Eng, Don Curmignoni, Jack Stur- man, Arv Portin, Cliff Atwood. Back Row-Chuck Potkcx, Jim Lom- bo, Deryl Moses, Corky Foisy, Mr. Jerome, Steve Smith, Jim Frcxzzini, Owen Bull. Miss Walthew Raye Murray Mary Lee Flickinger Shirley Currie Cliff Atwood TORCH CLUB Bigger than ever seems to describe this year's Torch Club. Not only is their membership larger, but their accomplishments also. This active club sponsored a fall tea for mothers of Torch Club members, the Cleveland Day alum- ni tea, a cookie sale to raise funds for a S8100 scholarship to be given to a Cleveland student, and many, many more activities. Front Row-Pat Irving, Joyce Gemmill, Betty Jean Pistoresi, Barbara Fowler, Lynn Bright, Sharon O'Connor, Shirley Ann Currie, Betty Niblett, Carol Nelson, Shirley Thompson, Mary Neilson, Shirley Laing, Jane Todo. 2nd Row-Doreen Rose, Geri Naon, Gloria Lyster, Margie Valdrighi, Lola Ross, Juanita Flores, Carol Resner, Donna Lee, Sara Sharpe, Kay O'Dell, Marlene Zuvela, Carol O'Brian, Mary Lee Flickinger, Joan Carlson, Gloria Austin. 3rd Row-Virginia Vuylsteke, Bette Warner, Billie Jean Schumacher, Marlene Wallays, Susie Lockwoocl, Betty Gemmill, Phyllis Swanson, Ann Lott, Carolyn Kellett, Vicky Hart, Sylvia Ellis, Janet Baker, Barbara Bi-anchi, lleana Oliver. 4th Row-Deryl Moses, Jim Brown, Harry Johanson, Cliff Atwood, Corky Foisy, Scott Rclilton, Jim Torkelson, Jim Sudcleth, Bill Van Over, Raye Murray, Alan Clark, Don Carmignani, Mickey Moberg, Jim Lambo. l l l STUDENT COURT The Student Court, designed for the improvement and assistance of the stu- dent body, has done much to improve many situations around school. Mr. Imus is adviser. Front Row-Mr. lmus, Barbara Bianchi, Mcnrilee Winn, Phil Rich, Susie Lockwood, Fred Kuhblank. Back Row-Owen Bull, Don Glifchka, Corky Foisy, Jim Suddelh. L STUDENT COUNCIL To make Cleveland a better school to attend is the purpose of the Student Council. Its members represent many school organizations and have proved a guiding influence for the school. Front Row-Don Gliichka, Jim Lambo, Virginia Vuyl- sfeke, Miss Crim, Billie Jean Schumacher, Patty Seil, Eileen Sweet, Juanita Flores, Anita Collins, Doreen Rose, Corky Foisy, Mr. Davis. Buck Row-Mr. lmus, Mickey Moberg, Dick Minice, Roy Poynter, Phil Rich, Roger Beolell, Clinton Heacock, Owen Bull, Mr. Jerome. LETTERMEN'S CLUB Tops in athletics, scholarship and activities are the members of the Letter- men's Club. These husky bruisers play an important part in the extra-curricular life of Cleveland. Front Row-Fred Frazzini, Mickey Bob Burns, Don Ron Wayman. 2nd Row-Dave Bernie Fuglestad, Williams, Duane Gudmundson, Jim Moberg, Dick Bronson, Ken Hauff, Glitchka, Corky Foisy, Dick Sfuns, Guion, Paul Ima, Dean Hodgson, Dwight Moberg, Floyd Booren, Jim Colliins, Dan Nicksich, Babe Wehrwein. 3rd Row-Chris Wenger, Bob Way, Mickey Mickola, Steve Smith, Dick Wilson, Yolk Woo, Ron End, Jack Eng, Ray Willfong, Bill Bullington, Don Walton, Ken Pinyerd. 41h Row-Bob Williams, Lee York, Raye Murray, Bob Jones, Na? Crawford, Roy Ikeda, Jim Lambo, Al Eolaerts, Jim Wallace, Owen Bull, Bob Gordon, Phil ic . LIBRARY BOARD DEBATE Phyllis Pillsbury, John Borghes, Sylvia Wilson, Patty Seil, Bruce Larson, Opal Wilson, Gary Gorman, Miss Leavitt. Chosen from the Library Staff are these eight capable members of the Library Board. Once a month they have a meeting to discuss library problems and how to improve them. LIBRARY STAFF Keeping the library in good running order is the job of these industrious students, this com- bined with an interest in their work, makes them one of the most indispensable service groups around school. Front Row-Katherine D'lorio, Doris Kubota, Lois McCafferty, Marlene Zuvela, Frances Williams, Beverly Hyde, Betty Lou Morse, Pat Mclaine, James McAvinew, Robin Anderson, Phyllis Pillsiaury, Carolyn Gratferi, Sylvia Wilson, Louie DeWaele, Dean Pro it. 2nd Row-Miss Leavitt, Mary Laine, Donna Harstad, Bonnie Waldner, Evelyn Jack, Peggy Helfert, Rita Herman, Barbara Colella, Arlene Baker, Jeannine Haight, Joanne Vernon, D'Aver- ill Raybell, Julie Consolini, Velma Cook, Beverly Graham. 3rd Row-Karen Earl, Marilyn Mihok, Sandra Olson, John Bor- gess, Lois Bruner, Jerry Stiles, Charles Culberson, Dick Manning, Lee Evans, Gary Goss, Mrs. Oliver. The debate team, through their work on this organization, have benefitted in a new realization of current events and experience. Front Row-Joan Burns, LaVerne Potka, Pat Johnson, Mary Sue McCaffery, Bev McCann, Marlys Davis. 2nd Row-Sargie Nunn, Bob Way, Eileen Jacobs, Mary Lee Flickinger, Lola Ross, Demaris Salisbury, Mrs. Whitworth. - Back Row-Mary Barackman, Donna McDonnell, Vivian Carlson, Winifreol Kerr, Scott Rail- ton, Don McCallum. Gloria Austin, Juanita Flores, Virginia Vuylsteke, Jim Limbo, Mr. lmus, Arv Portin, Bar- bara Fowler, Don Glitschka. Although started just this year, the Sportsmanship Committee is an important part of athletic and school events. To show that sportsman- like conduct is necessary in the stands as well as the playing field is the purpose of this group. SCHOOL PATROL The unsung members of the School Patrol accomplish the important task of maintaining the safety and well-being of Cleveland students. Front Row-Victor Bender, Don Williams, Jim Matthias. 2nd Row-Alexander Roberts, Bob Desiardins, Charles Bauer, Don Bailey, Gale Thompson, A. D. Hill. 3rd Row-Chuck Walker, Joseph Warren, Richard Baker, DeLan Sandmire. Row-Louis DeWaele, LaVerne Radar, Mr. Edgerton, Billy use. The hard-working members of the Ticket Committee are always on hand to supply Cleveland students with ducats for the many athletic and social functions during the year. Front Row-larry Webb, Eileen Sweet, Bruce White, Jeannine Nelson, Ken Dorsetf, Renee' Johanson. Back Row-Dick Tossey, David Plenge, Mr. Walker. SPORTSMANSHIP COMMITTEE TICKET COMMITTEE HALL SQUAD HIGH FLYERS Front Row-Sherman Swanson, Roy Ikeda, Bob Kerns, Mickey Moberg, Bob Way, Ken Hauff, Scott Railton, 2nd Row-Hootie Huff, Chick Patka, Bob Joiner, Nat Crawford, Arv Portin, Corky Foisy, Owen Bull. 3rd Row-Deryl Moses, Don White, Ron Wayman, Dick Stuns, Steve Jones. Back Row-Dwight Moberg, Phil Rich, Roy Poynter, Don Lauhon. Who are the privilege boys that can come in late to class or leave live minutes early? Why no one but the ever-ready, energetic Hall squad. MOVIE SQUAD Under the direction of Mr. Gray, the Movie Squad provides the classrooms with audio-visual aids which add interest and increased knowledge to the curriculum. Front Row-Bob Joiner, Mr. Gray, Bill Hemenway. 2nd Row-Bob Onustack, Dave Kalimar, Scott Railton, Don Fac- cone, Bob Swopp, John Van Dyke, Hoover Chambliss, Dave Guion, Dean Hodgson, Kenii lma. 3rd Row-Harlan Bosch, Larry Brown, Jim Brown, Jim Gagnon, Rollie Rogers, Jerry Warner, Don LaPlante, Arthur Bruner, Jim Bates, Stan Garland, Don Hegseth, Don Vandemore. 41h Row-John Baumann, Dick Armeni, Dean Guclmundson, Gene LaPriore, Chuck Walker, Dick Nelson, Roger Leach, Gordie Lyster, Raymond Paul, Clinton Heacock, Lee York. Sth Row-Joe Damanti, Bill Van Over, Dick Wilson, Don Tershin, Roy Poynter, Mike Mason, Bob Jones, Fred Williams, Bill Bullock. The High Flyers, a Boys' Club affiliated group, has one purpose: to serve their school. That they do it well is evident in their broad participation. Front Row-Jim Carlson, Lee York, Joe Faccone, Phillip Lew, Bob Joiner, Pat Hunter. Back Row-Jim Lombo, Scott Railton, Mr. Jerome, Arv Portin, Jim Suddeth, Jim Brown, Bill Von Over, Jim Torkelson, Bud McCormick. Front Row-Jerrye Chriswell, Joan Carl, Janet Baker, Barbara Bianchi, Bruce Langenegger. 2nd Row-Dean Jensen, Ken Hauff, Dean Hodgson. Back Row-Mr. Edgerton, Darrell Gookstetter Chuck Patka, Marty Burgess, Dery Moses, Bob Kerns, Owen Bull, Leonard Patricelli, Paul Ima. These members of the Fire Squad are always on the job to keep things in order when the fire drills start. STAGE CREW These industrious boys on the stage crew accomplish their work with an abundance of fun and good humor! FIRE SQUAD :rent Row-,lim Burgess, Gary Gookstetter, Sonny Flores, Ray erry. 2nd Row-Mr. Burrell, Darrell Gookstetter, Dean Jensen, Gene McArthur, Richard Ranta, Bob Kerns, Joe Davis, Ken Hauff, Roger Bedell, Tootie Huff, Roy Ikeda. :rib Back Row-Deryl Moses, Fred Kuholank, Dennis Peterson, Keeping the office running smoothly is the job of these efficient girls on the office staff. Nellie Wright, Shirley Honeychurch, Margie Valdrighi, Monarae Carlson, Grace Uchimuro, Lorene Stevens, Pat Little, Nicolina Recchio, Gloria Lyster, Marilyn Anton, Hazel Nanthrup, Sandra Gaustad, Mary Barackman, Doris Billingsley, Gloria Hikida. OFFICE STAFF SKI CLUB This year's Ski Club has been a very active organization. They have partici- pated in both the Times and P-I days at Snoqualmie Pass and Ski Acres, and the All-City, P-I and Beta Cup races, besides just plain having fun. 'lst Row-Patty Seil, Marlene Wallays, Carol Morris, Pat Homiston, Lynn Bright, Joyce Gemmill, Margie Primoli, Annette Eggleston, Theresa Kerns, Mary Barockaman. I 2nd Row-Vicky Rystad, Margie Wallroff, Joyce Fer- guson, Annie Munger, Pat Little, Marilyn Roscoe, Jeannie Smith, Anna Lollino. 3rd Row-Deryl Moses, Jeannie Wilson, Barbara Bi- anchi, Dean Jensen, Marilee Winn, Viviclne Weh- meyer, Ken Borsum, Jerry Remiloft, Deon Hodgson, Bette DePiano, Bruce Langenegger, Sharon Proctor, Ileano Oliver, Hettie Gabriel, Mary Lou Zarkades. 4th Row-Bob Kerns, Jimmy Brown, Stan Garland, Roger Barton, Eddie Diamond, Sharon O'Connor, Shirley Ann Currie, Eugene Carlson, Jerry Hammock. 5tl1 Row-Barbara Fowler, Betty Jean Pisteresi, Roy Poynter, Dick Wilson, Bob Towne, Gary Proctor, Floyd Booren. 5th Row-Sarah Sharpe, Anne Lott, Shirley Thompson, Raye Murray. SPADES Although a comparatively new organ- ization, Spades has more than proven itself a worthy and active group. Their purpose is to aid Spastic children. To date they have done this by making bean bags, wooden puzzles, bibs and other things to be given to the various Spastic homes in Seattle. 'Ist Row-Mary Sue McCaffery, Verna Romine, Bea- trice Smith, Etheleen McPhillip:, Geraldine Soule, Juanita Flores, Donna Fairborne, Loyce Sims, Patty Seil, Joan Carl, Andra Traverso. 2nd Row-Virginia Vuylsteke, Alice Tyni, Dreitha Thompson, Pat Johnson, Mary Neilson, Marilee Winn, Marlene Markovich, Anna Lollino, Mardell Sletten, Eileen Jacobs, Barbara Bianchi, Carol Resner. 3rd Row-Janet Furlan, Marilyn Falsetto, Sara Sharpe, Doris Billingsly, Joyce Ferguson, Lola Ross, Hetti Gabriel, Margie Wallruf, Helen Sims, Bob Joiner. 41h Row-Dolores Erickson, Audrey Everall, Pat Lit- tle, Sargie Nunn, Miss Hart, Jack Sturman, Cliff Atwood, Jim Lombo, Owen Bull. FQRESTRY CLUB , The Forestry Club teaches its members the rules of conserva- tion and the reasons for keeping our timber crops in the up-and- coming industry of Washington. They get practical experience in the care of our Memorial Forest. Jim Brown, Roy Poynter, Bob Cain, Mr. Edgerton. CHESS CLUB Hail the champs! Though newly organized this year under the direction of Mr. Holte, the Chess Club has won all of its matches in the high school league. Roy Garrett, Jerry Stiles, Mr. Holte, Gene McArthur, Paul Clingingsmith, Stephan Christopher, Phil Lester, Allen Clark. SENIOR BAND The senior band, under the direction of Mr. Ellis, provides Cleveland with much entertain- ment in the form of colorful marching stunts and enthuusias- tic music at the football games, pep rallies and assemblies. 'Ist Row-Sarah Sharpe, Carolyn Cinotti, YMarian Elder, Yvonne Schmaing, Sharon l I O'Connor, Lee York, Don LaPlant, Arlene Moretto. 2nd Row-Arlene Reichle, Anna Lollino, Janice Olson, Gordie Lyster, Jim Artz, Pat Timm, Janice Nelson, Norma Fuller, Ann Mickelson, Donna Treleaven, Shirley Mc- Arthur. 3rd Row-Ben Warner, Nella Pivetta, Pat Hunter, Bob Fossatti, Richard Oertli, James Vv'allace, Robert Biornstad, Don Walton, Phil Gesner, Ron Hornung. 4th Row-Paul Clingingsmith, Wayne Co- burn, Sonnie Flores, Rocky DeJulio, Poozy Howard, Lowell Garner, Clinton Heaccck, Ray Mortvedt, 5th Row-Pat Sherry, Larry Evans, Mari- lyn Roscoe, Ann Jacquemart, Mildred Johnson, LaNae Pettit. 6th Row-Gayle Avery, Janice Knowles, Bill Wattum, Alexander Roberts, Dave Guion, Ed Diamond, Connie Reid, Bobbie Alexander, Frances Brunie, Margie Primoli, Ed Potter, Mr. Ellis. SENIOR CHOIR The a cappella choir has be- come one of the traditions at school, not only for entertaining assemblies and school functions, but during Christmas when they reawaken the fine spirit of Christmas by caroling in the halls. Front Row-Phyllis Pillsbury, Marlene Zes- baugh, Sharon Soley, Bonita McKittrick, Jeannine Nelson, LaVerne Patka, Loren Christensen, Dan Faccone, LaVina Hughes, Cecilia Martin, Marilyn Hardin. 2nd Row-Mrs. Hart, Lois McCafferty, Syl- via Wilson, Patt Huff, Anita Collins, Babe Wehrwein, Clifford Douglas, John Bolle, Joanne lannicello, Marilyn Falsetto. 3rd Row-Winitred Kerr, Janet Furlan, Kay O'Dell. 4th Row-Eileen Sweet, Betty Warner, De- maris Salisbury, Joanne Staley, Paul Dick- inson, Bob Porter, John Carpinito, Bob Burns, Dick Ledbetter. SENIOR ORCHESTRA The orchestra has performed at many functions including the Senior Play and the Vodvil this year under the direction of Mr. Ellis. 'Ist Row-Kerma Kerr, Ray Antrim, Gwen Culberson, Arlene Mills, LaDonna Sells, Betty Hclrter, Ruth Antrim, Donna Brooks, Arlene Reichle, Darlene McConnell. 2nd Row-Fern Christensen, Ed Diamond, Fred Kerr, Danny Lowe, Dennis Newell, Dick Arnold, Dennis Cook, Sarah Sharpe, Marian Elder, Arlene Moretto, LaNae Pet- tit, Janice Olson, Mr. Ellis. 3rd Row-David Towne, Ray Mortvedt, Jim Artz, Lee York, Charles Culberson, Lowell Garner, Clinton Heaccck, Don Carmignani, Ed Potter, Stephan Christopher, Jerry War- ner, Don LaPlant, Steve Jones. Srwoen Annual Staff Oh no, I forgot to write the Senior Choir copy! Whatever is this boy's name? I know I've seen him before, but I just can't think. Have you got all the drawings in yet, Roy? flanet, don't sit there! I left the glue on that chair. These are just a few of the comments that were piercing the hall around 308 as the Annual Staff, otherwise normal stu- dents, frantically worked to meet their deadline. Have you spoken to any of these peo- ple during the last month and received anything but silence and a dazed look? Don't feel insulted, it's just that their overwrought brains were filled with thoughts of the Aquila, and how they were possibly going to pass Comp. IV and still get the annual out on time. The results you now see before you. PICTURE STAFF Always on hand to help the photog- raphers and members of the Annual Staff are these fifteen willing members of the Picture Staff. Front Row-Mary Barackman, Andra Traverso, Phyllis Pills- bury, Shirley Honeychurch, Gloria Alexander, Hehie Gabriel, John Carpinifo, Don Carmignani. 2nd Row-Carol Resner, Richard Rama, Don Williams, Susie Mayor, Mr. Snyder, Juanita Alba. JOURNAL STAFF Welcome to 508, home of the Cleveland Journal. Warning: Enter at your own risk! For here among confusion, chaos and general bedlam, the journal is put out twice a month. Under the capable and guiding direction of Mr. Snyder, the journal- ism class combines its talents and efforts into putting out a paper which is carefully followed by its loyal readers. lst Row-Sylvia Ellis, Erlene Wheaton, Shirley Hatlen, Mary Lee Flickinger, Laurena Hillge, Donna Glitschka. 2nd Row-Carol 0'Brian, Barbara Bianchi, Gloria Austin, Carol Harsham, Alice Williamson, Ellen Sims, Bob Kerns, Janet Baker. 3rd Row-Dick Bronson, Dean Hoolgson, Eugene Chryslal, Dick Mozzone, Jim Lambo. 41h Row-Marilyn Lures, Chris Burke, Steve Smith, Don Mozzone, Virginia Vuyl- sleke, Joan Carl. Sth Row-Peggy Mortenson, June Grazier, Bernie Fuglestad, Eileen Jacobs. P-TA DANCE COMMITTEE What makes the P-TA dances the extra special events they are? The well-thought-out themes, decorations, favors and prizes are all the work of this hard-working, energetic crew. With the cooperation of the P-T A these fellows and gals turn out dances that are fun to attend and are eagerly awaited by Cleveland students. Isl Row-Jerry Hammock, Bob Kerns, Shirley Glazier, Shirley Hatlen, Jeanie Smith, Theresa Kerns. 2nd Row-Lynn Bright, Lynn Coney, Marilee Winn, Chuck Palka, Mary Lee Flick- inger, Barbara Fowler, Barbara Bianchi. DREAM SENDERS Smooth and danceable is the music furnished twice a month for the P-TA dances by our own Dream Senders. It is their job to set the mood and tempo for the festivities, and needless to say, they are largely responsible for the popularity and success of the many P-TA dances. 1st Row-Bill Van Over, Sylvia Chunn, Bill Vannoy, Bob Fossatti, Marilyn Fal- setto. 2nd Row-Mr. Van Over, Connie Reid, Arlene Moretio, Don LaPlant, Lee York, Margie Primoli, G G I , RON WAYMAN RAYE MURRY FLOYD BOOREN MICKEY MICKOLA Varsity Football The highlight of the Eagle 1952 football season was the 14-6 win over Queen Anne, the first win for the Eagles in four years. The fellows richly deserved it. In a driving rain Don Glitschka quarterbacked his team magnificently. The other three backs, Dave Guion, Al Roberts and Bob Burns, played a beautiful game. In the rest of the games, the team fought with all it had, but they couldn't win. Open- ing the football season in the Jamboree, they were held to a scoreless tie by Queen Anne. In the first game of the season they were beaten by fourth place Lincoln, 8-O. Ballard's city champions beat the Eagles 25-O, display- ing a good running and passing attack. The Hilltoppers faced the Roosevelt Roughriders with renewed vigor, but were beaten 7-0 on a pass in the end zone to 6-foot 6-inch jim Coshow. The next game was the game the class of 1952 will never forget, the game which Cleveland won 14-6. The game with West Seattle was a heart-breaker. Cleveland was holding West Seattle. Neither team could score, but the Eagles were knocking. In the third quarter with the ball on their own 15, Cleveland was about to punt when the only had pass from center of the season forced jim Collins to run with the ball instead. Jim was caught behind the goal and West Seattle won 2-0. The Eagles' next opponent was Garfield. Garfield had not won a game all season but they were fired up for the Eagles and won easily, 20-O. The last game of the season found Cleveland playing its traditional rivals, the Franklin Quakers. In the Franklin home- coming, despite a gallant effort by the Eagle eleven, the Red and White lost 20-O. Bernie Fuglestad, big left end, made All- City on the basis of his fine defensive play. Roy Ikeda won the Inspirational Award, and Bob Burns and Bernie Fuglestad won the award for being the best back and best line- man, respectively. DICK STUNS JIM COLLINS CHRIS WENGER TOM PANG MANAGERS TTIBIOB JONES JIM FRAZZINI JOE DAMANTI DON TERSHIN KEN HAUFF SECOND TEAM PAUL IMA SCOTT RAILTON BOB DUNCAN NEIL FAVRO PAUL REDMOND FRED WILLIAMS DICK LEDBETTER DENNIS SKEIE NAT CRAWFORD THIRD TEAM lsi Row-McVay, Fuglestad, Ryde, Peterson. 2nd Row-Hoag, Yurina, DePoe, Lungennegger, Ronfa, Burton, Webb, Brown, O'Brion, Beers. 3rd Row-Flores, Richardson, Sfurmun, Dondero, Clos, Johnson, O'Bric:n, VcmLeuvcxn, Gudmundson. 41h Row-Cczrdozc, MiIIer, McArthur, Mcslispino, Bowman, Diamond, Bozzett, Lc1PIont, Lauhon. Sth Row-Radar, Hornung, Minice, Martin, Sorby, Fosscfii, Gesner, Rice, Phiilipps. TENNIS The Eagles' racketers started the season off with a flourish by beating West Seattle. The team, led by Jack Eng and Richard Wong, is well balanced this year and should win its share of victories. 'lst Row-JACK ENG, DICK WILSON, SOE ENG, RON ENG. 2ncl Row-YOLK WOO, JOSHUA SUEHIRO, RON BECHTOLD, SCOTT RAILTON. SECOND TEAM TENNIS Don Nolan, Louis DeWaele, Larry Brown, LaVerne Radar, Don Williams, Pat Hunter, Lee York, Charles D R I I. L T E A M Walker. Shirley Grazier, Joan Kaylk, Betty Thompson, Monarae Carlson, Doreen Rose, Mary Mack, Sharon Bell, Midge Mack, Juanita Flores, Joyce Gemmill, Sylvia Ellis, Gloria Austin, Annie Munger, Betty Jean Pistoresi, Mary Lee Flickinger, Marilee Winn, Viviane Wehmeyer, Shirley Walker, Beverly Bull, Sydney Paxton, Amelia Belloti, Marlene Wallays, Nancy France, Margie Wallroff, Joan Carlson, Barbara Bianchi, Virginia Vuylsteke, Vicky Rystacl, Sandra Gaustad. ,.,, , ,-A1 4-.- rm ima .,, , -Winn 1 Bottom Row-Jimmy Torkelson, Bill Walters, Jerry Warner, Don Gordon, Mike Malispino, Phil Lew. Tap Row-Don LaPlant, Jerry Torkelson, Mike O'Brian, Dennis Skeie, Bob Gordon, Dean Turnball, Harold Marti. Q 'I l , .,., 1 3. G 0 Il F H- X As the Annual goes to press, the Eagle golf team .I I W5 has not yer broken into the win column. The divot l diggers, however, are inexperienced, and with the fi . t ,, whole squad comrng back next year, the 1955 season ROBERT LANGLEY ROBERT WALKER should find the Eagles up near the top. Ist Row-Carolyn Gratteri, Juanita Flores, Gloria Austin, Sylvia Wilson, JoAnn Haarman. B l G C C L U B 0 F F I C E R S 2nd Row-Juanita Alba, Dolores Larsen, Betty Anderson, Cecelia Martin, Gayle Avery, Velma Cook. Juanita Flores, Juanita Alba, Joanne lannicello, Susie Mayor, Amelia 3rd Row-Amelia Chinn, Geri Soule, Joanne lannicello, Sylvia Chinn. Ellis, Gloria Hikida, Susie Mayor, Miss Britton. . my we ith, .M QQ' 1 's-' , 1 ' Nw JY? . gsyxiap ., iettitarglfgiiffsia . , . . i .www 'Tw N 5 kiwi if bl? i a 'Q alfa at ima aw W Q. a 1 Q H gli 3 'f of S' ZF-it 4-:vfigggtu '- f lift J get ' fif fl ' 1 'f f Wi . . W 1 f f -s Qtr til-frffltii, B .' fl? me af .A if . E i? 1 ' f'1 If ,tiff w 1i Z?i'i:1 r 4, . - -, wa 1 . gwwmf v 4 he 5 . af , -12-11. l i'?57'i'?a, .QLD il fs mga 5.5q:5gif?gimf:f:rf REX SCOTT -1-.- . --Y - mi ., , Y Basketball This year's Eagle basketball team was a serious contender for the title all the way. They established themselves as giant killers by beating both Queen Anne and Ballard when the Grizzlies and Beavers were in first place. The Eagles dropped the first game of the season to Ballard 46-56, but came back strong to defeat West Seattle in their second start 49-28. The most exciting game of the season was the second Ballard-Cleveland game played in the Eagles' gym. The week before, the Eagles had upset the apple cart by knocking Queen Anne out of first place. For the first half of the game the lead see-sawed back and forth. Midway through the third quarter the Eagles started to connect with their shots and pulled into the lead to stay, the final score being Cleveland 50, Ballard 45. Dm Nubian Doa Wktte 'Y VMI. 'Rick 'Vw-kfiv-Q-rs The Eagles ended the regular season with a 6-6 won-lost record, tied for third place with Franklin and Queen Anne. To break the tie Franklin and Queen Anne played with Franklin winning. Since one win was all that was needed to get into the playoff, Franklin was automatically in, making necessary a playoff between Queen Anne and Cleveland. The game was played at the Lincoln gym with Queen Anne beating the Eagles 42-29. This broke the tie and Cleveland ended the season officially in fifth place. Ron Foisy and Dan Niksich made another first for Cleveland by both being chosen on the All-City team. Dan ended the season with 173 points as the second highest scorer in the city, losing the title to Bruno Boin of Franklin by one point. By awarding him the lnspirational Award, the team once more showed how much Ron Foisy is respected by his fellow players. Don White was elected honorary captain. 4' ' an SECOND TEAM Top Row-Bruce Langenegger, Dennis Peterson, Deryl Moses, Ken Kane Second Row-Ken Pinyerd, Dick Stuns, Ron Wayman. THIRD TEAM N... Top Row-Wayne Egbert, Joe Davis, Paul Redmond, Don Vanluvan, John Martin, Gerry Gookstetter. Bottom Row-Darrel Bozett, Phil Gesner, Dick Minice, Bob Fossatti, Sonny Flores. FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM THIRD TEAM School Won Lost School Won lost School Won lost Roosevelt 12 'I Roosevelt 10 2 Garfield 10 2 Ballard 9 4 Ballard 3 Lincoln 'lO 2 Franklin 8 6 Queen Anne 4 Cleveland 8 4 Queen Anne 7 8 Lincoln 5 Queen Anne 8 4 Cleveland 6 7 Cleveland 6 Roosevelt 6 6 Lincoln 4 8 Garfield 8 Franklin 4 8 Garfield 3 9 Franklin l0 Ballard 2 'IO West Seattle 3 9 West Seattle 'IO West Seattle 0 12 DON GLITSCHKA DENNIS PETERSON DICK STUNS SHERMAN SWANSON Baseball On to the championship is the cry of every Clevelandite as I rush this copy to an anxious printer. The Eagle baseball team is riding high in first place, having won seven and lost only one. Senior Babe Wehrwein has been carrying the pitching load with great success. Babe has won five games and lost none, and has pitched thirty-six scoreless innings. In the first game of the season five runs were scored against him and they were all unearned. Babe is backed up by two other good boys, freshman Dick Minice and junior Don Mozzone. Although the pitching has been good, credit must be given also to the rest of the team for their fine fielding and timely hitting. There are only four seniors on this year's team: pitcher Babe Wehrwein, shortstop Ron Foisy, outfielders Dick Bronson and Ray Willfong are playing their last year in an Eagle uniform. With most of the varsity back, and a good second team com- ing up, next year's Eagle team should be even better than this yearls. REX SCOTT RON FOISY BABE WEHRWEIN DICK BRONSON JIM COLLINS -.,-. 1 F w Q x t ..,:,. , .1 A I c M' 1. A f-4,23 K Q 'WH' 1 f 2,422-zz. - -'if 2 ' Q f' Ig-3, ' ,-:a k S , A 5 R R . if ' if ...ig : sf fwpgfff X Q X g gi? g R H R, R . R W 3 1 +' ,em S' . I t fav W, K' ., , Z X .3 , . A 3 4 f ' Y . ff Y 1 Aj 2 1 if W 1, 'R , e - A '- V -Wifi .Jwtiiw . 1 A risk 4? ..:5 fiiinw - V in il! Y ,.,. - . ' R . -,.- 1 U .s I , ,,., E? f f f x, Q -4 ' f , ' -' ' 1 RAY WILLFONG DICK MINICE KEN KANE WARREN CARDOZA VENTRI5 INGRAM RON WAYMAN DON MOZZONE MANAGERS JIM BURGESS BOB HENRY LARRY WEBB ED LANDON SECOND TEAM BASEBALL 'lsi Row-Mike Yurina, Dale Miller, Phil Gesner, Paul Redmond, Frank Urpman, Bob FossaHi. 2nd' Row-Bob Clos, Dick Dondaro, Joe Davis, Johnny Martin, Bob Onusiack, Jerry Hammack, Harlen Bruhjell. 3rd Row-Jim Bates, Darrell Parroh, Dick Mozzone, Darrel Bozell, Tim O'Brian, Bob Biornsfad, George Dull, Leonard Fuglesfad. is? Row-Phil Lester, Raye Murray, Nathan Vincent, John Borfon, Ron Hornung, Theo Lofion. 2nd Row-Duane Gudmundson, Arnold Moore, Ed Diamond, Bob Williams, Not Crawford, Ken Houff. DAVE CURRIE rack Cleveland's track team started the season off in grand style this year. The cindermen brought home the first Cleveland track victory in four years when they defeated West Seattle. At this writing that was the only regular track meet, but the Eagles won three practice games before the season started. Duane Gudmundson, miler, has shown that he'll make the All-City team again this year. Duane has beaten all his oppon- ents by a good distance. Coach Currie will have to come up with a shot-putter from the second team, for all three of the varsity shots, Jack Sturman, Bob Burns and Phil Rich, are serving their last year in an Eagle cinder suit. Dave Guion and Raye Murray, senior pole-vaulters, have shown good form thus far and should be up there this year. Darrell Gookstetter, quarter-miler, and Ken Pinyerd, half- miler, are in their fourth year and will be missed next season. SECOND TEAM TRACK Top Row-Raye Stauclacher, Wayne Wehrwein, Ken Borsum, Dean Gudmundson, Larry Evans, Jerry Bodvin, Paul Pomerville. Bottom Row-Don Vc:nLeuven, Bill DePoe, Eddie Faccone, A. D. Hill, Bob Swapp, Ken Phillips. lst Row-Jack Siurman, Phil Rich. 2nd Row-Ken Pinyard, Darrell Gooksfetter, Bob Burns, A. D. Hill, Jim Wallace, Dave Guion. 3rd Row-Alex Roberis, Jim Gagnon, Van Langston, Don Onusfack, Joe Damanii, Dave Plenge. -nw L3 YELL AND SONG LEADERS GY .S merge Ckvkwwfil I 'poilms Pfw Q-Xofloxsovs... 0 Skinrlmi M Currie, ,Mwkt Smxxyyf f, B , . , V5 x, 2 ,g f, All .Simca Okiver' Kew. f Q .. 1 'i odvil - Senior Play With beautiful Yellowstone Park as its set- ting, The Yellowstone My! went along its sprightly way. It was a musical comedy revue with songs by Miss Raine, Miss Hart, Mrs. Lane and Mr. Ottum melodically sung by members of the Senior Choir. The Idyl provided two nights of scintillating entertainment. The dances were under the direction of Miss Brit- ton and Miss Raine. Principal leads were taken by: Pat Huif, Marilee Winn, Fred Kuhblank, Forrest Huff, Cliff Attwood, Carol Resner and Bob Joiner. The whole vodvil was under the supervision of Miss Phimister. if 'A' 'A' On Om' Street, this year's senior play, marked a first in Cleveland history. It was the first time that the lead in the senior play was taken by the mother in the play rather than the younger generation. Marilee Winn QFriday night castj and Carolyn Kellet CSaturday night castb played the part of a domineering mother who tried to run everybodyls life, especially those of her two daughters, but who found out the hard way that the simple way of life is really the best. The leading parts were taken by: CFriday nightj Marilee Winn, Bob Joiner, Shirley Hatlen, Illeana Oliver and Dean Hodg- son, CSaturday nightj Carolyn Kellet, Jack Sturman, Eileen Jacobs, Barbara Bianchi and Mickey Moberg. This was one of the most enjoyable casts that I have had the pleasure of working with, said Miss Blanche Phimister, director of the play. Q Cleveland P ersonalities ,f sew-NOOL Spmrr Jua.w.33f.a. Skim-le. clark qlores ,Q ISZ I ' 'Wowpso , , H . E543 ': :: 5 1 ' :'A N f 7173? K Ad if 1 : K ,W N Iv L X Q-:2'f'fG,' ,.,:-'5fZfj.'vi 4-M HQ, fifihb' f y-1' ,.-- SMH-'N , gf ' ways: P ' if , k -v A ' W ' ' 4 'f L' 1 7 ng- f! .,A, X K fig lj +V Q sg, W ' ,W , 1 4-ea WW l M Caro ill IZ' A A ' cus? tm- Kim 1,:: -1 Uliwood .Quan IQ Sim 55 4, 'i: WMM ff I t' N ll lblll f'1 1.f . --- ' - .Leng K ,.,A . ..,. 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Witches' Hallow. 22. The East Side Kids. 23. This is skiing? 24. Ah, to be young again. 25. Gay Nineties. clenowledgmentf Now that all the copy has gone to press, your Editors are taking a rest, probably the first rest in weeks. However, we have nothing to complain about, because every minute spent on the 1952 AQUILA has been a new and wonderful experience to us, even though there were times when our troubles were many. We are very thankful to many because of the splendid and cooperative help they gave us: MR. BOB JOICE, art teacher. MR. ERNEST EDGERTON, photography teacher. MR. BOB BAYLEY, Sterling Engraving Company. MR. ROY G. ROSENTHAL, University Printing Company. MR. REAULT, Reault's Bindery. MRS. TI-IELMA DELONG, MISS MARY ELLEN JACOBSEN, MR, LEROY BURNETT, MR. HAROLD HANSON, MRS. LENORE BUNT, MR. EILEEN MILLET, lVIACDOUGALL'S PHOTO STUDIO. SEATTLE TIMES, picture of the Ski Queen. But most of all, we thank MR. SNYDER, our adviser, who was there when we needed him most, and always had a welcome answer to our problems. Also we appreciate the help given to us by the Picture Staff, and others that offered their assistance when we needed it. VIRGINIA VUYLSTEKE, Edizor N N ' J . 5+ ' K 1 -5 2 5'- I 4 , 1. I 11 'I 1 fn ' 9 2 'M E 1 1 , 1 , P fx VN, P 1'--H' ?:aw,1rf',:Grp-'mr ff nf, FV X ' V f ? ff'ff.v339