Cleveland High School - Aquila Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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tHollJe You Like Your Book As the words sign my annual echo in our halls it means another year of turmoil, exciting though it was, is over for another Aquila Staff. Even with its headaches I think no member of the staff would have traded the year- round job for anything else. And as the last pictures and copy are in without anything to do on the annual we'll all be lost. Among the hubbub in 308 in one corner you might have found Marilyn and Andra searching for verbs and adjectives to put a speck of originality into their copy. No, he spells his name Browne Well, I still say it's Brown. And that is Pat and Charlene arguing over names. By now they should know just about everyone in school. The best job of all was Maryis, if not the hardest, for a business manager needs patience. If 2 -l- 2 I 5, it was up to her to find where the extra one came from. just take a look at Janet's cartoon drawings-they speak for themselves as to what she and her handy pencil can do when an artistic mind gets to thinking. Without Vic I don't know where we'd be, for he certainly proved to be a jack-of-all-trades, besides a wonderful photographer. We have Vic to thank for a lot of the pictures in this book. Whether it be baseball, track or golf there was always sport copy for Randy to write and pictures for Richard to dummy up. As for the editor, it was up to me to crack the whip over a crew whose patience daily astounded me, and to take all my problems to Mr. Snyder, our adviser, who was quick to help solve them. The staff and I are proud to have played a part in recording Cleveland's work, play, tears, and laughter for another year. Hope you like your book. Donna 1 Sis'-Y A-49

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Patrol High school patrol is found to be a necessity throughout the city. jay walk- ing and waiting for the green light keep the patrol members on constant lookout. ' ROW 'lz Don Williams, Ted Mathews ' ROW 2: Jim Mathias, Bill Williams, Dan Lowe, Paul Larkin ' ROW 3: Robert Anderson, Gary Brown, Harvey Parker, Warren Shukis, Dennis Hart. H i-Flyers Cleveland and safety are foremost in the Hi-Flyers minds as a look at their fine record will prove. They well deserve the respect and admiration of the students. ' ROW l: Dave Kalamar, Richard Thomas ' ROW 2: Charles llles, Gary Brown, Ed Faccone, Homer Hensley, Erwin Smith, Buster Krause, Billy Williams ' ROW 3: Don Young, Al Atwood, Don Nolan, Warren Shukis, Bill Holombo. Byron Johansen. Ticket Committee Being to games early, validating and checking activity passes and selling tickets for school activities kept the ticket committee busy throughout this year. ' ROW l: Mr. Holte, Janice Wenger, Bor- loara Collela, Kay Elmore ' ROW 2: Donna Murdock, Ken Dorsett, Mary Ann Bosnich, Judy McDonnell, Kathryn Boardman, Gene Davis, Ed Faccone, David Plenge. Stage Crew With a rat-a-tat here and a rat-a-tat there, the old hammer flies, as the stage crew changes scenery from one play to an- other assembly. ' ROW l: Howard Pickering, Milton Sorby, Charles Buske, Lewis Martin- dale, Dick Lundstrom ' ROW 2: Harvey Parker, Al Trowbridge, Ray Perry, Mr. Burrell, Merlin Bosch, Joseph Warren, Bill Stiner, Wayne Moreland, Kent Johnston. B152 Sifl lfdffv

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