Cleveland High School - Aquila Yearbook (Seattle, WA)
- Class of 1956
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N., KR ,J if . .... .-- ' , ,, .... ,,...:: , Z , The sound of planes is familiar here at Cleveland. One is constantly aware that this is the age ot flight, especially it one is on the third tloor where huge iets continually roar by the windows as they leave or approach Boeing runway. Boeing's, a maior factor in Seattle's world-wide air eminence, is the very lifeblood of the South District. Many ot the parents of Cleveland students earn their living there, where intensive research and applied science have led to phenomenal progress. Cleveland anticipates this progress. Here the student learns the beginnings of the skills, the knowledge, the attitudes, and the ideals which result in a tiner America. Hence we have clio-,Q-ii as our theme the progress of the South District exemplified by Boeing's. aiszQtesvs.sr Mi53j2EQOQi3fE- Mstiftfgxiihtit-iifQ CENTER sun in sci-mi. ctssima rate. 1 V4 .f si.c..e .,,.. . 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Educational trips are an important phase of classroom ac- tivity tor they give the student first hand information concerning the subject he is studying. fi, The air age is a busy age, but students take time out from their busy schedule to think of others. These class officers are busy counting the money collected from the March of Dimes cam- paign. There was also the 1-EN, 29 ffl Like planes which carry one to far-off lands, our honor able drama class trans ported the faculty and stu dents to a distant atmos phere and environment. The class performed a va- riety of plays throughout the year with a helping hand from Miss Raine. The senior play, Time Out For Ginger , was a huge suc- cess and many skits were performed at pep assem- blies. Hglpmelw Nr ,Q-Q WL C l campaign for Red Cross, in which students took an ac- tive interest in helping others. The Boys' Club Social Serv- ice Committee collected money for Christmas baskets to be given to needy families. The roll rooms also did their share by collecting canned goods for food baskets to be distributed for Thanksgiving dinners. The Christmas season was a ioyous time of year for Cleveland. The halls were decked with holly, roll rooms celebrated with parties, clothes were collected for those who needed them, carols were played between class, and sung by the choir during class time. Added to all of this was a beautifully decorated Christmas tree, which was genuinely admired as it stood in the main hall. I .4 'ii' Planes flying overhead certainly didn't make these cakes fall. Here are the proud winners of the Cake Baking Contest with Mr. lmus, one of the iudges. The Cake Baking Contest was one of the many activities held during Crazy Ways Week. There were Be Kind to Teachers Day, The Boys' Club, among many other worthwhile activities, planned the Fath- er-Son Banquet, where dads and sons had a night out together to rehash the football season. Here an award is being given for a iob well done on the toot- ball team. Friendship Day, Snow White Day with everyone wearing white, and also Sadie Hawkins Day with the timid boys gaining long sought recognition. The climax of the week was Cleveland Day, with every- one wearing the Red and White and at- tending a carnival or dance. 'Mi 4 Fifi--. .A W 5'9a-'Sa Y ,,0Wg1r-, , .. 6 x .Q ,V 34 'i X s Xf- is 5 v'v-'ak'-s'-egg, J J, I I J 1 f in t . j Hx J Q Zig . Another proud day! The Torch Club officers and Mr. Gar- rison admire the Gold Seal pin earned by Kim Hartley. Everyone has admired Kim's courage and has gained faith from her excellent fight which has earned her a scholastic record. The Torch Club officers had many such proud mo- ments, as they gave recognition for outstanding work accomplished by Torch Club members. Many scholarships were won by these deserving students. These beautiful young ladies the Double Nonnette enter tained for many assemblies banquets and luncheons They, with other musical groups have produced music of every mood and style. Choirs trios quartets instrumental groups have all contributed to this bustling organization Cleveland High School. PILOTS Wlth the publlcatlon ot thus 1956 annual another volume of Clevelands actlvltles and achievements has been recorded Into history As this volume proudly takes nts place on the shelf beside the twenty mne others may It ever be a source of mspnra hon and loy of achievement not only tor those who partlclpated In Its production and to those whose records are contained wlthln :ts pages but also to those future generations who shall turn to lt as a source of tradltlon and guidance for greater accomplishments ln the years ahead Another milestone has been passed as we lourney to the sun My hearty congratula tlons to all QW K fmm Where were you in 1955-56? What did you do? Wlth whom? Our Aquila has the answers as tor as the Cleveland Hugh School students and faculty are concerned A vltal record ot taces personalltles and thenr actlvltles together thus annual will enable each of us nn the years to come to recall the school days which started Sep tember 1955 and come to an end In June of 'I956 As I look through these pages l wall re llve the planning the achnevement the many Interesting and happy experiences and the human relationships which make Cleveland a tune school lt IS a great pruvl lege to be a member ot our Cleveland tamlly and l am truly proud of all of you Jfaaaq Qmfmm J..-af I I Q A I E 2 . , I I . I . , . . . . . in s E . . . 1 ' E n . - f V , l Q n u wk I . - . . BEACONS MR FRANK HANAWALT MR HOWARD GLAZIER MISS MARTHA WHITTAKER Boys Adv ser Frst Semester Boys Ad ser Second Semester Girls Adviser Along the runway of any experience must be guide lights Hugh school experience partlcularly sublect to guidance IS made more profitable because of experienced counseling Mr Hanawalt and Mr Glazler as Boys Club advisers Miss Whittaker as Glrls Club adviser and Mlss Walthew Mr Dolstad and Mr Rule underclassmens advisers have been guiding factors ot hugh school lute for 1956 Because of their adaptablllty they have not only served In guidance posltnons but also as a repair crew after their advice was unheeded and we landed wrong For their patience we thank them For their understanding we are particularly grateful JKGIEF MR PAUL RULE MISS MARGARET WALTHEW Underclass Counselor Underclass Counselor MR JACK DOLSTAD Knot shownl Underclass Counselor Kr ' AM Q f -c fl N 4' .. 'K'-.rs R 45 ' l , l ' vi , ' ' ' . 1 , I . . . , 0 , . I . . I . , . ' . ' ' I I ' ' I . . . . , . , I , . Q CG PILOTS .Q f-Cause HARRISON BAILEY Spanish WILLIAM BROCKMAN Science PETER BARDON Vocal Musuc HELEN CHAMPLIN Study DOROTHY BRIDGHAM CATHERINE BRITTON Home Economlcs Physncal Educatuon HAL CHAPMAN ARLENE DRAKE Mathemutncs Home Economics 4-RW' ERNEST EDGERTON CARL EISENBREY HOWARD GLAZIER CLARK GREEN SCIENCE Metal Shop Wcshnngton State Journalism - wi ' I -' iff? X' ' . I K v I ' A X , ,' -1 . hs FRANK HEATH Mechanical Drawing EARLE JONES Drlvmg pr Sinn-dl snip' DEAN LONGACRE BILL MAGINNIS History Health CO PILOTS GAIL LANE ROBERT LANGLEY Mathematlcs History ...tg wikis. fuk BYRON NEVILIER GAYLORD PELTIER r Commerclal Business LOU ELLA HART BLANCHE HANSEN MILDRED HANSON DORA HAY History Language Arts Commercial Business Llbrarnan . 3 I ' f . -- - .'., I r ga 1. if 5 f ' . I A ? N , ..,' ' ,ff . T X 4 x - f . h 'R ' 55, , A Q . . ' a . 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ALICE STACH MARY STRATTE MARGARET WALTHEW FLORENCE WILTSIE Language Arts Home Economucs Typing Loiln HARTLEY HOLTE Mafhemahcs - ff ' 6IT:,.n,.g A va, W . . ig x I 1 B5 L was , '5 'Xbi2'5Xi3 f W0- 91 X33 Z Z jx 5 a a K GYM was es e af as Mt 5 x K. 4 'K 'Gmail '09 wg. 4 xqammvexies he 5.509 o was Xa N- vb-:B vw 9 wvuvs pw xx: X e-QM-'xevs aegv x' 'va We a Y XMB 9- 091 X0 io! ova, io 'mea o vx Xaee 'lllww-ww LARRY SHEARON President W +I 2 W fm' 'lf VIRGINIA OSBORNE pes ent VINCE IANNICIELLO Y BILL O'NEALL Treasurer MR HARRISON BAILEY It takes four years to turn outa graduating senior the 1956 assembly line has pro duced 207 graduates The work fun com pamonshlp and knowledge have been the building materials the help inspiration concern and advice have been the labor For these we are thankful We seek to show our gratitude by making the faculty and our class adviser Mr Bailey proud of us We take pride In our accomplishments of the past years our educational growth our ability to work together our senior play our part in school projects and our preparations for the future. We are proud that we have prepared for flight and con- fident that the horizons we see are con- querable. We are proud to be part of Cleveland and of having a shore in its growth. We take our flight with fond mem- ories, but with the call of a future foremost in our minds. I Artzuhes 2 Fomlcst Memory 3 Amlutwn ABRAHAMSON AL I B s Club 2 Mrs Champlm 3 To be au o mechannc ALBERT VAL I Movie S Bancl Flre S BC Com 2 When I played my trumpet In the Dlxleland band on stage 3 To play trumpet rn Stan Kenton s band ALONZO JANET I GC Com Dance Com Pep C2 Being homecoming queen 3 To work ANDERSON SHARON I R Councnl R Rep Llbrary GC Com Pep C Band 2 Mrs Champllns cake 3 Beats me ANTRIM RAE I Aquila Assoc Ed Jr Cabinet Journal Ed Pep C 2 Junlor year 3 College marrnage ARNOLD DICK I Sr Choir Torch Sk: C Prom Cam Dance Com Pep C 2 Sensor play and dances 3 College ARMEY FORREST I Stage Track Hall S BG Chess C 2 OK lets cut nt' 3 To be an engmeer ASHMORE DOROTHY I GC Com GC Rep R Cauncll Aquula plc staff Pep C Llbrary 2 Mr Dolstads Typnng IV 3 College marrlage IO JUDY I Torch Bl C Inter Nos Amigos P p C Mrs Wultsaes Latm class 3 College AYERS EVONNE I Journal Ed Drama Teachers Sec Transferred B INGTON GERI I Aquila saff Bug Pe C Inter os Amugos Teachers Sec 2 Mr Dolstads Retail Selling 3 College and travel BAKER KING I Letter C Baseball HI Y Pep C 2 Coach Maglnnls fifth persod class 3 To play professional baseball BARNES JOYCE I R Councll Pep C Inter Nos Amlgos GC Com 2 Cake Baking Contest 3 Go to Callfornna BEITO DEANNA I Torch Pep C Offace Sec 2 Mr Dolstads Typlng Ill 3 Telephone offnce work BILL MARILYN I Pep C Library 2 Cleveland Day I956 3 Marrlage BROWN GARY I Sr Choir Track Hu Flyers Pep C 2 Friendly klds 3 To be a success BUCHINSKY NORINE I Sr Choir Torch FTA Debate Inter os Amigos Spades Pep C Teachers Sec GC Com Prom Com 2 Cooking class 3 Teacher BUDNICH MIKE I Golf Letter C 2 Coachs health class 3 To earn SI 000000 nn a smgle year CAMBRIDGE SAMMY I BC Com Teachers Sc Pep C 2 All of th beautiful gurls at Cleveland 3 To get married have three kuds a dog and a cat CHINN ALICIA I S Council Torch Bg C Drlll Comm Com Inter Nos Amigos Aquila Plc Staff Pep C 2 Student Councll parties 3 College CHRISTIANSON DOLORES I GC Com Ticket Com Pep C Teachers Sc 2 Roll 3 Colee CLASS OF 1956 -sg-pc YZ' cn if ,- Q v ,gr lhwibs Q-.-. IT we-'7' ET an TW? WNW, fl I ug 'I bl CLASS OF 1956 1. Artivities 2. Fondest Memory 3. Ambition CULBERSON, GWEN: 'l. Aquila Pic Staff: Orchestra: Inter Nos Amigos: Photo Asst. 2. Mrs. Hansen's LA lla class. 3. To get married. CSOPER5oJOHNNY: I. Movie Sp BC Cam. 3. To be boxboy at Tradewell ti 'm , COOK, DENNIS: I. Inter Nos Amigos: Orch, Sr, play: Football: Pep C, 2. 3. To make a million dollars fast. COLLINS, FRED: I. Baseball: Football: Letter C Sec: Student Courtg Dance Com: Hall S. 2. Baseball games. 3. A success. GENE COLEMAN: 'l. Baseball: track. 2. Baseball and basketball cham- pionship of '52 - '53. 3. To retire when I am 25. 9-fa ir-f-fx me 'v-I.'Lf' 'E' ze- .,., .El DAVIS, CATHERINE: 'l. GC Comp Pep C: Inter Nos Amigos. 2. Noon dances. 3. To be a success. BELOW DAVIS SHANNON I BC C m I Fly S Fo ball ep C H S 3 To be a poor mllllonalre DAWLY JANICE DE FEO PAT I Football Baseball Le ter C HIY PepC All American Prep Football I.-at .... .3 est MIDDLE ROW DINGER BEV I Pep C Library 2 Mr Langleys final test In Far East 3 Work and marrlage DUNN DICK ENG CHARLENE EVANS RUSS I Football Track Letter C 2 Making up hours 3 To graduate this year FAIRBAIRN RON I Hall S Pep C Tennis 2 Magmnlss class RIS IVY I Pep C Teachers Sec Glrs Conr 2 e three champlonshlps 3 College BOTTOM ROW FERGUSON GRANT I BC Com Pep C 2 The first hour Mrs Champlm gave me 3 College FERGUSON N IL 'I Sr play Prom Com Inter Nos Amigos BC Com Pep C Library 2 When I got my Innes mixed In the senlor play 3 Carve warts In a picke Factory FINCH DONNA FIDDES BEV FISH DENNIS I Pep C Pres S Councll Aquila Sports Ed Library Pres Journal Ed Pep C Sec Torch Sr Play 2 The T953 Lincoln Football Game 3 Be a professional FISH GLORIA I Teachers Sec GC Com Pep C 2 The hours I spent In the photo dark room 3 To get a Iob then marriage 'nv 'E' f 5. 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Q5 3 5 J' H I -I y , I Achwhes 2 Fondesf Memory 3 Ambzhon FLETCHER JOAN I PepC Sr Band Llbrary GC Com 2 Mr Glazlers roll 3 Pruvate secretary FLICKINGER CAROL I Nonettes Dance Com Ch Drlll GC Com Pep C 2 Nonettes 3 Graduatlon FLORES LEONA I Torch Drlll Jr Cabunet GC Rep Teachers Sec PepkC 2 Candidate for Frosh homecoming prlncess 3 Marriage then wor FORBES KRIS I Grad Com Jr Cabinet Drlll Journal Spades 2 Staff of Bug Four 3 To get to Calnforma FRANSON BOB I BC Com Art Com Flre S Dance Com Hall S Football 2 All the gurls who chase me around 3 Coachmg and teaching GAGNON LEROY I Movie S Track Football 2 Being In Mognnms class 3 To be a brlcklayer GASPER SALLY I Songleader Drlll Cholr Nonettes GC Com Fure S Dance Com 2 Being a songleader 3 Work then marrnage GEISERT BOB I BC Cam Pep C 2 Blonde In the Franklm assembly 3 To own a show wmnlng custom GIACARINI JEAN I BG Teachers Sec Drama Drnll Pep C Spades Aquila Plc Staff Journal 2 Bemg on the staff of the Bug Four 3 To get to Calufornla GLICKMAN MORRIE I BG GRANT ALICE I GC Rec Sec Drlll Pep C 2 Glrls Club Installation 3 To be successful an all I do GREGOR Sharon I Torch Orch GC Com Bug C Pep C R Councul 2 Elynar Landers 3 Home economvcs teacher GUIDI JOAN I Dr ll Dance Com Fare S Inter Nos Amigos FTA GC Com Pep C 2 Mlss Hansons roll 3 College GUIDI MARGIE I Dance Com Torch Nonettes Sr Cholr Pep C Drlll 2 March I I956 3 To have a home and rause a famuly GUTHRIE LEONARD I Hall S Pep C 2 Night I took the wrong car home from the All Clty dance 3 To be a mllllonalre HAAG NANCY I Torch Sec GC Com Ch Drlll Prom Com Aquila Plc Staff Teacher s Sec 2 Physics class 3 Be worthy of my frlends HALL ARLENE I GC Com Ch Torch Drull Offnce Asst Teachers Sec Prom Com Pep C Bug C 2 Mrs Champllns cake 3 World travel HARDEN SHARRON I Sr play GC Com Ch Sr Chonr Dnll 2 Saym goodby to a Brooklyn boy 3 To spend New Years I957 nn Tame Square HART DENNIS I Track Forestry C Mavue S Patrol 2 Mrs Cape lands LA class 3 Horse ranch HART ELLEN I GC Com Pep C Spades Sr Choir 2 Llstemng to all Sharron s troubles 3 Fund a man HATTON BEV I Songleader Torch GC Com Bug C FTA Inter Nos Amigos 2 Mrs Champllns cake 3 College CLASS OF 95 fs X., wr pf- '! m QPSK N... 1'-f' W-2,5 sn... I ,..., Y-7 CLASS CDF1956 H SETH STAN I Hall S Fare S BC Movie S Torch 2 The frlen s Ive made and the teachers 3 Get rch HERMAN BERNICE I GC Com Pep C Journal Ed 2 Fifth perl d sellnng ads for the Journal 3 To succeed nn lrfe HIDALGO DOLORES I Jr class Trea Torch Library Pep C GC Cam 2 Hurnmlng for Mlss Hanson 3 Ta marry a certain guy HIGGINBOTHAM JUDY HILL BRAD I BC Veep S Council Letter C Student Court Inter Hugh C Football Baseball Pep C HIKIDA JOYCE I Torch GC Com Ch Inter Nos Amrgos Pres Com mencement Com Drlll Off Asst 2 GC lnslallatlon 3 To be happy always KAVANAUGH ROSEMARY I GC Com Pep C Library Journal 2 Landons Greens and Nevulners classes 3 A family K R KERMA I Sr Orch Drama Torch Inter Nos Amigos Bug C GC Com 2 Sr play and p ppy person awcn cl 3 To get my MRS degree KING MELVIN I Sr bond Movie S Hall S 2 Coach Magmmss class 3 Dance band KINNAMAN PAT I Sor1g'eader Pep C GC Corn Library Teachers Sec Sr Choir 2 Student Court KISTO DONNA I Teachers Sec Lrbrary Committee Member Pep Club 1. -'Z' HOLMES CAROL I Torch Debate GC Com Prom Com Inter Nas Amxgos Pep C 3 To become a lawyer HVAL SHARON I Drama GC Com Pep C 2 Senior play 3 To act on Broadway IANNICIELLO VINCENT I BC Com Letter C Sr class Trea Sr choir Football Track 2 Beating Lincoln 336 In football 3 Lrve hoppuly JOHNSON JANIS I GC Com Torch Tucket Com Bug C Teacher Sec 2 The basketball tournament of 54 3 To take Jackie Gleason trup to the moon JOHNSTON DONNA I GC 2 Franklin assembly 3 To work In o chnldrens nursery KATO HIDEO I Tennls Football 2 Faculty and frrends 3 College CHI KIYO S Count R Count Aquso Asso d r Cabmet Bug C sec Torch Journal Ed Pep C Prom Com 2 Lunches 3 Invent strawberry cottage cheese KNUTSEN RAY I Movre S Pep C Golf Hall S 2 Coach Magunnlss Boys Health class 3 Arr Force KOBACK BARBARA I GC Com Ch Drrll Teachers asst Offrce asst rch Pep C 2 The gang 3 Pravate secretary KOEGEL RICHARD I Movne S Teachers Sec BC KUHL DONOVAN I Football Pep C 2 Coach Maglnnlss class 3 To be top chef IN Nell Ferguson s restaurant LANDERS ELYNOR I GC Com Nonettes ep C 2 Mr Landon 3 play llttle gurls roles pu lisa- ,,,,,,f -ur 52 fl EG , 1 . 1 ' 2 1 ' : - - A d , 2 - : : 1 : ' . . 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To CLASS OF 1956 I Artrrztres 2 Fondcst Memory 3 Ambztmn BELOW TOP ROW MCCAIN CAROLYN I Aqunla staff Teacher s Sec Inter Nos Amogos Sr Chour FTA 2 Snngung wrth the Sensor Chonr 3 To graduate from college MACNAB MARIE I Drlll Roll Rep Teacher s Sec Inter Nos Amvgos Spades GC Com Pep C 3 T have a happy and successful marrlage McQUEEN DOROTHY I Teachers Sec GC Com Prom Com Inter Nos Amngos 2 Mr Lanclons roll room 3 To 'om the Navy MEYER B-EV I GC Com Teachers Sec Pep C 2 My senlor year 3 College and marrnage LER BOB I Sta e Movte Pep 2 Mlss Rannes class 3 Fly to the moon and leave a Burma Shave sign 2 Noon dances and Cleveland days 3 Marrlage and be a beautlclan BOTTOM ROW LS ARLENE I Aquila Bus Mgr R Councn Nonettes Teachers S c GC Com Pep C 2 July 3 I955 and Mr Landon 3 To be an ear speclallst In a corn patch MIZUHATA HELEN I Jr Cablnet Dull Inter Nos Amngos Llbrary Teachers Sec Aqulla Plc S GC Com 2 Gnrl of the month 3 Become worlds greatest woman sluer MODENSE DIANE I Aquila Photographer Bug C Pep C 2 Photography 3 Get marrned MONTA HOWARD I Torch Baseball BC Com Pep C 2 Sr plcnlc 3 Go to Coast Guard Academy and have a gurl In every port MOON RAY I BC Com Sr band FTA 2 Boy af the month 3 Dance band leader MORELAND WAYNE I Stage P p C 2 Radno class and stage crew 3 To get out of school LARKIN PAUL I Sr Choir SCouncll Patrol BG HaIlS BC Com Pe C Football R Council 2 Sr Chotr and the P Iruendly gurls 3 Army LEE ALLEN QUIST JIM I H Il S 2 Arn ton Hugh School 3 To graduate and get a lob LINDSAY MARGARET I Nonnette Sr Chonr Teachers Asst Roll Coun I 2 Mr Bardon and room III To do what God wulls LOWE DAN I BG Sr Band Frosh r a Sec H ll S lr S Movr Stage 2 Gettlng into mlschnef room 305 3 To own my own bus: ness MALETTA GARY I Football Insplra tnonal Baseball LetterC Pep C Hn Y MANIL GEORGE I Stage Library In 208 3 To drag Coac Maglnnls nn his Packard MATHEWS TED I Tncket Com Stu dent Court Hall S Sr Cholr Patrol 2 Walking In the halls with Dean 3 To get marrned and have lads MCARTHUR ED I Stage Llbrary 2 A green spot on the cholr 3 To see the world ithrough a portholet 40: H19- , . : . .7 g I . ' 5 LIN A , : . a . . l'ng- , h .J 4 ,F ,F . - 6 7 I 7 ' c'l. . 7. D 7 MIL , I .Hall s, g, ' s, c. rel, ,jjpfe , 9 5, . - - 1 ' I I . . . . . . ir' MILES, JOHNETTA: I. GC Comg Teacher's Secg Pep C. I MIL , 1 . ' 7 'l, , I 2 - f - 2 ' 9 2 : A .U . 7 7 7 7 ' ' 2. Roll. ' H . : : . 7 p r' 5 7 , : . 5 e . . ' I 7 I 7. . I I if-Fir' QI lr CLASS OF 1956 I Artuztxcv 7 Fondcst Memory 3 Ambition MORRISON DON BC Com Skt C Movie S Pe C Drama 2 Sensor pay and cast party 3 To make enough money so that I wont have to work hard MOSER NANCY I Songleader Torch Non es S Choir F e S p Mr an dons fourth pernod class 3 World travel MURDOCK DONNA I GC Com Tncket Com Drnll Dance Com Library Pep C 2 Eatrng Joyce and Mary s all space cake 3 Get rtch and retlre at 25 MURAMOTO FLORENCE I R Councul Torch rom Com Pep C GC Com lnbrary Frtendly kds I got to know 3 Become famous personalnty and get rnarrted LSEN SHIRLEY I Torch Malorette Journal Ed Jr Cabinet Ttcket Com Prom Com Office Asst Teachers Sec 2 Mrs NELSON GEORGE I BC Com Ttcket Corn Torch 3 Aeronautlcal engtneer NELSON HARRY I Prom Comm Hall S Ltbrary Boa cl Pep C'ub Roll Councll NEILSON ROD BELOW TOP ROW N WELL DENNIS I HI Flyers BG Ftre S Stage Hall Movte S Forestry C Golf 2 Mtss Ratnes cas 3 To become a let pllot NIBLETT FLORENCE S Counctl Ttce Com Torch Pep C Malorette Prom Com Ice Asst Journal GC Com 2 rs Champltns cake 3 Travel NOEL BARRY I Golf 2 All the facts hat Coach taught me 3 Break the bank t Monte Carlo MIDDLE ROW ODEGARD DARLYNE I Teachers Sec 2 Mr Shearers roll 3 Marrlage OLHEISER KAY I Journal GC Com Spades Teachers Sec Pep C 2 I955 Baseball team 3 To take a trap to Swntzerland EN ARLENE I Sr Play Jr Cabtnet Aqutla Plc Staff Teachers Sec Inter Nos Amigos 2 Senior play 3 Ltngulst O NEALL BILL ORNE VIRGINIA I Aquulla Ed class Veep Torch S Cauncll Prom Corn Journal Ed Ltbrary Teachers Sec 2 Jr sum mer and Mrs Champlms cake 3 Keep laughmg BOTTOM ROW PA KER HARVEY I Stage M vue S BC Com Pep C 2 Radno class and stage crew 3 To get out of school PATKA JANET I Nanettes Sr Choir Drtll rch R II Rep P p C 2 Result of a u termulk fnght 3 College and work PATTERSON BETTY I Jr Cabinet Journal Debate Pep C 2 Cleveland Day 1954 3 Successful buslness woman PEARSON GEORGE I Ht Flyers BG Hall S Stage 2 Sr play 3 To get marrned rtght away PERETTI KAREN I GC Com Teachers Sec 2 An A In Co p class 3 Have a home and famuly p I , I - I I V I , t ett 5 Ir ' g4Iir. 5 Pe C.: 2. 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'- 2 I I I 'Kgs 'T' CLASS OF 1956 Y-ff-we TOP PICTURE LLIPPS KAREN I GC Com Ch Drama Lnbrary Roll Rep Pep C 2 Recelvrng a Glrls Club Inspirational award Go to Alaska EN AL I H S Ches C Trac S Cour Pep 2 What I saw In boiler room first lunch 3 To become the only dutch dlgger wnth a college d gree VINS MARIS I Pep C 2 Fy the ur rocket to the moon PORTER DAVE I Boys Club 2 Mrs Champlm 3 Work Mrs Charnplln and her bell 3 To travel around the US MIDDLE ROW RALPH SUSAN I Songleader S Council Jr Class Sec GC Com Ch Torch Sk: VP Drlll Prom Com 2 Songleadlng 3 College R NABAUM ROSE RICE GLENDA I FTA Pres To ch Debate GC Com Bug C 2 Mr Balleys rol 3 College and teaching career RICH ELSIE I GC Carr Sec GC Com Ch S Court R Coun cll Inter Nos Amigos Blg C Drlll Torch 2 Frosh year 3 To uve a full and happy Ilfe RORSTAD TOM I Ticket Com Golf Journal Torch Movne S Pep C 2 Mr Banleys roll 3 To make a mllllon dollars ROSBURG CAROL I Lnbrary Sec Teachers Sc GC Com Pe C 2 Sensor plcmc 1955 3 To stay single BELOW TOP ROW ROSELLA NICK I BC Pres S Council Dance Com BG Soph class Treas Pep C 2 The day I was elected BC pres: dent 3 To be successful ROSSO JERRY I Football Letter C BC Com BG S Coun cll Baseball Hall S Golf Jr Class Veep 2 When we beat Llncoln I3 0 3 To be a success ROWLEY PERRT I Football Baseball Pep C 2 The day Mlss Raine passed me 3 To get married In August SALISBU RY WI LMA SAND SANDRA I GC Pres R Councnl S Council GC Com Ch Frosh Veep Torch Pep C 2 Glrls Club Installation 3 To be a success rn all I do BOTTOM ROW SCHAFER DANE I Football Inter Nos Amigos Pep C 2 My year In Comp 3 To get out of hugh school SICHELSTIEL CAROL I Malorette GC Com Bug C Teachers Sec 2 Comp IV 3 To have a home and raise a family SCHULTZ PETE I Sr Chonr Patrol S Council Yell S De bate Photography FTA Hall S Teachers Sec 2 Running around with the gang 3 Be successful SCHWARTZ JOAN I GC Com Ch R Council Sec Roll Rep Torch Spades Drull 2 Sr Play 3 To do the Lords wall SCHWARTZ JOY I GC Com Ch Sr Choir Spades Pep C 2 Graduation 3 A happy and successful Infe ., , ,,,, I qs- Q gt wwf- , A ' pf 5 PHI , z. . , , A , 3. 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I ' T., I I ' L 'F I I I I 1 li ' I - - CLASS OF 1956 Wharf' 'cf nf' ai haf V7 'buf NYY 955, TOP ROW SCALZO JANNETTE I GC Com Ch Torch Drtll Teachers Sec Spades 2 Recelvnng the Gurls Club lnspuratnonal award 3 To be a success SHANER JOANNE I GC Trea Student Court Saph Class Pres GC Com Ch Journal Bus Mgr P p C 2 The Glrls Club unstallatlon 3 College SHANK JOAN SHEARON LARRY I Sr class Pres BC Com Dance Com S Councul Fnre S Hall S Torch 2 The week ends 3 To be an architect S NORMA 'I GC Com Ch S dent Court Skt C Fle S D l Aqullla Plc Staff 2 Samplung the space cake ln the cake bakmg can t 3 To fn d one SOUTHCOTT JIM I BC Com Hu Flyers Stage Drama 2 Sr play stage crew and Ole Swenson 3 To fund a lob and stay snngle STUNS RON I Football Basketball Baseball Letter C SWANSON JEANNE I Pep C Movne S Teachers Sec GC Corn 2 Mnss Hanson s office tralnmg class 3 Doctor s assxstant TARRACH ANITA JOY GC Cabinet Drlll e S Girls Chonr Journal Pep C 2 Being Bevs campangn manager 3 To be a grand mother TAYLOR PAT TREDO LEE I Track Dance Com 2 The wm over Ballard for e berth In the State tournament an T953 TRIER JANICE 'I GC Com Ch Torch Drtll GC Com Pep C 2 The kids at our table at thlrd lunch 3 To be happy and successful 4 whatever I attempt Ts' -3 5, 'wifi NN MIDDLE ROW SK OR BOB I H ll S Lette C Golf Pep C 2 Gomg tothe state basketball games In T953 3 To be a success In college and busmess lnfe SMITH BEV 'I GC Veep SCouncnl Sec Soph class Sec Torch GC Com Ch 2 Girls Club electron day I955 3 To have a funny bunny farm TH JUDY I GC Com Pep C Ska C D ll Inter Nos Am: os 2 Cake baklng contest 3 Get to CDIITOYDIG In .loyces 37 Chevvne SM TH ERWIN 1 S Council Inter Hugh BC Com Hn Flyers Pres S Band Tlcket Cam Pep C Hall S 2 Bands sousaphone chanrs 3 To be an educated bum SODERSTROM NANCY I GC Com Ch Aquila Bus Mgr Torch Drill Offnce Asst 2 August 28 1955 3 To travel SPLAINE CAROL 'I Sr Chour Stage 2 Mr Bardon Sr chour and Comp 3 Leaving my future In God s hands BOTTOM ROW SPRONG ISA I GC Com Ch Pep C 2 October 6 T955 3 Benng a wnfe and mother STANKO BRUCE I Stage Movie S Aqunla Staff Pep C 2 Beatnng Lnncoln In 1954 football season 3 To graduate from college STREET SHIRLEY I Torch Dr ll Spades Inter Nos Amtgos Pep C Library Bug C GC Com 2 Workmg In library 3 To be a foreign correspondent -vu.. qv 74'-1. 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CLASS OF 1956 TOP ROW TROWBRIDGE AL I Hall S Football Stage Pep C 2 When I played football against Lincoln 3 To lwe on sktdrow TYREE JANET I Pep C Drama 2 The sen lor play and cast party 3 Marriage TUTINO FRANK I Hall S Bank Mess Movie ep C ste s ro 3 To an educated bum ULRICH MARTY I Football Baseball Pep C Letter C Dance Com HIY 2 VALLALA DON I S Counctl S Court Base b Fire S Letter C BG Drama 2 Back stage tn 1954 3 Dental school SECOND ROW VAN LEUVAN JACK I BC Cab S Court Hall S BG Yell S Torch Inter nos Amigos Pep C Letter C 2 BC Cabinet party 3 Be a mllllonalre VELLA J MARLON I Debate Torch S Council Drama Llbrary Band Inter Nos Amigos Chess C Pep C 2 David 3 Retire on a ranch and raise polo ponies VAI MARCIA I Torch Pres GC Com Ch Drill S Council Inter Nos Amigos TOR JO ANN 'I Torch Pep C Bond Inter Nos Amigos Teachers Sec R Council GC Rep Drama 2 The old band portable VIZZARE DON I Football Basketball Baseball Pep C Letter C Dance Com Ht Y THIRD ROW V LKER BEV GC Com Ch Torc Drama Teachers Sec Sk C Pep C 2 Playing Ginger tn the sensor play 3 To fly hugh latrlme stewardesst WALKER DAVID I Sr Choir Library Pep C 2 Little Pete 3 Orthodontist WALKER PHILLIS: I. Prom Com' GC Com- Debote' Spades' Teachers Sec- Journal- L'- brary' Drama. 2. Baseball and basketball championships. 3. Be on This Is Your Life. ' WARD MARY: I. GC Com- Pep C. 2. Cake baking contest 3. To make it to California 'n Joyce s 37 Chev. ar FOURTH ROW WENGER BOB I Football Track Ha 2 Meeting Mrs Wlltsle and Coach Magmnls 3 Marry Miss America of T960 WHITNEY BOB I Baseball football BC Com Ch Torch S Court H ll S Pep C Let te C 2 Ginger 3 College then foreign service WILLERS MAXINE I Pep C Prom Com Teacher s Sec 2 Student court 3 Take a trtp to Italy FIFTH ROW WILLIAMS MARLENE I Pep C Teachers Sec 2 Being on hall squad with Jamma 3 Work and marriage WILSON ELEANOR I Library Pres S Coun cll Torch Jr Cabinet Nanettes Sr Choir GC Com Roll Rep 2 Nanettes 3 To succeed BOTTOM ROW WILSON OPAL: 'l. GC Com- Spades' Inter Nos Amigos- Pep C- Teachers Sec: Library: Movie S. 2. Mrs. Champlin and my blonde hair. 3. To be a success. YOUNG AL: I. Stage' Track- Pep C. 2. Miss Raine in LA I2. . 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CLASS OF 1956 C EMAN BILL 'I BC Sec Trea Jr Cass Pres Football Track Pep C Torch 2 Boys Club 3 Be successful HARTLEY KIM I Telephone Committee Torch Clu Gnrls Cub -q ,an 'Wm --px 'IPC' bf ZANDT JEAN I Torch FTA Drama Debate Library Teachers Sec Pep C Inter Nos Amigos 2 Beung stage manager for sensor play 3 College home economics teacher ZINGARELLA JAMMA 'I Pep C Teachers Sec GC Com 2 Being on hall squad with Mar Iene 3 Work then marruage ZITZ LORRAINE I GC Com Ch GC Rep S Councul Torch 2 The Girls Club Installation 3 Be successful In whatever I do saw ew, pam- sign Jleae eammencemenl' Sign aqefze FRANCIS PARKER RALPH PISTORESI MARY ANN BOSNICH TOM KUBOTA Secretary Treasurer Vice President President unload, The lunuors are about to advance unto the cockput of the Cleveland Specual Thus year they have really druven un wuth all four lets runnung The energetuc class thus year has sponsored the March of Dumes, are supplyung the ushers for graduatuon, and helpung wuth the senuor luncheon The flught control managers are Tom Kubota, presudent, Mary Ann Bosnuch, vuce presudent, Frances Parker, secretary, and Ralph Pustoresu, Flora Adams Mama Aleuandro Jerry Beyer Carol Buanchu fflv' Shurley Anthony ri it-yr .ji 49-4 Glorua Ashmore Bob Ball Melvun Bull JUN Sandra Blasuo Marqaret Borer Mary Ann Bosnuch Jum Bruhuell Julue Barlow Phyllus Barry Joseph Bellotlu Aims ue Dave Bulleter Howard Burkunshaw 'ie W ,ink xg Duck Brumbaugh 'ww 'S 'W' Yvonne Benson -1- if 5.1 'wuqf' Q! 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DOLSTAD DOROTHY BOSNICH DAN CURRIE RICHARD WOO VANCE STANKO Adviser President Vice President Secretary Treasurer 5 The sophomores are learning the flight plan of the Cleveland Special with speed Last year at this time they were merely baggage, but they have advanced to the point where they are ready for anything that may happen aboard the Cleveland vice president, Vance Stanko, secretary and Richard Woo, treasurer This ambitious class sponsored a sopho more dance, was head ofthe U G N Drive made valentines for the teachers and dec orated the halls for Cleveland Day Here Special The flight control managers are in the Sophomore Class are the propellors Dorothy Bosnlch president, Dan Currie, of tomorrow lst Anderson Ankeny Aluta Alelandro Allen Alonzo Araku Arvidson 2nd Ayres Baker Bally Blais Bardtrlef Barry Barene Belland 3rd Belcher Blair Boone Borer Bosnich Bauer Boyd Bradshaw at Qyf gt-rl' 'Nz lglili '-as , ir 'W ,vi 'f-ss' lin ,g har' F 2. ,ne M -1 V .W 14.1 ' I . . . , I . 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V A K , A 1 V K l ' A X 1 -57 A. 1 A A Qaaifamen The freshmen really haven't had time to get their engines warmed up in the activities of the Cleve- land Special, having spent most of their time get- ting acquainted with the school and meeting new friends But next year they will be prepared to contribute to the many activities in connection with the flight Control managers are Pat Mc Donald president, Munn Chin, vice president, Lyle Anderson, secretary, and Wayne Kaneko, treasurer Under the direction of Mr Paul Rule, the freshmen sponsored the Red Cross Drive, sold hot dogs on Cleveland Day, and during the spring took care of the Activity Ticket chart is 649 Ronald Barthule Linda Beck Barton Bernasek Fred Bianchi Linda Bianchi Virginia Black burn Saralyn Blanar Susanne Blasgo Ronald Bos: Rose Bouchard Brenda Brenner Doris Bradshaw Harre Brown Lee Brown ALE are QQXW Marzanna Bruce Marlene Bunten Ruth Burreson Pat Campbell Don Cappa Munn Chin Dan Choi Jerome Chose Larry Christiansen Vivian Clalbourn Doug Clark Mary Corllss Janice Coleman E412 Mary Ann Congnusta Duane Countrymen sg Walter Cox Bonnie Cyr Kay Davis 'T' 11 ,531 MUNN CHIN Vice President PAT MCDONALD President MR RULE Adviser WAYNE KANEKO Treasurer LYLE ANDERSON Secretary Di k Abrahamson Bonnie Adair George Adams Joe Alba Dan Anderson Ellerd Anderson Lyle Anderson Janice Anderson Ray Antonino Peggy Atkinson Gerald Autlo Ruby Ayers Ann Barnes Faith Barnes Ronald Barnes Rodney Barnes 3 I . . . . l 3 . 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SECOND ROW Bonita Nygren, Carl Okamura, Juliana O'Karma, Annette Olheiser, Anita Olheiser, TOP ROW Cynthia Samuelson, Linda Sand, Sharon San- islo, Darrel Schafer, SECOND ROW Sandra Shaw, Marvyl Silvernial, Patricia Skoor, Lee Slade. THIRD ROW Don Stevenson, Roberto Stowall, Judy Swan- son, Roma Swanson. BOTTOM ROW Carol Tietia, Danny Toohey, Donna Torcaso, Sandy Towne. we Ss ,, fi A: H3 ii - 4, s vis , Lili it a 1 ,VXA 9 9 L st- i s af' 1' ff .1 1- 'F La fw T'U v- - 1 . is Wx '17 Q Arlene Palady, Franzell Pankey, Lorraine Patterson. THIRD ROW Eugene Pavola, Delores Peterson, Sonia Peterson, Barbara Petrie, Fred Pierson, Rae Marie Pike, Barbara Pitts, Constance Pletschett, BOTTOM ROW Dennis Primoli, Al Ramos, Scarlet Rhodes, Linda Rice, Mary Ringos, Malissa Roney, Sam Ronnie, Frank Roppo. TOP ROW Bill Tracy, Fred Trier, Cherie Tucker, Joe Tubbs, Carol Tutty, Virginia Valela, Bill Van Troien, Harold Vessey. SECOND ROW Gary Waldner, Alfred Wallace, Dick Wallace, Rae Watson, Jim Walters, Joan Wehrwein, Gloria Wells, Liz White. ,-. 'TZ' ' 3 'ia . ez S N- QW' 4 Q I,-. X53 qv fs .. we-.Y . N- Y' . if ,S ities ' new ' -vw 3' 'vs ' b' 52 , Ygvv, 6, K. :.. ,li 5 y Y ' illzi .. ... . , ,T S ,:.,:: W- et' Q 'it -- 1 V ll -5? 9 16-1 L an 5 'W , , S T' E i 5' lg? T italy! TOP ROW Jerry Rosella, Gene Rosso, Judy Russell, Jack Sanderson. SECOND ROW Rima Shaffer, Karen S c h y e h I e , Marilyn Schwendeman, Walter Sentinella. THIRD ROW Van Slaughter, Doug Sample, Evan Steens- Iand,, Roy Stephins. BOTTOM ROW Sandra Swanson, Jim Sutter, Henrietta Tar- rach, Jackie Thomas. Judy Williams, Eddie Willis, Don Wilson, Lorraine Wilson, Ruth Wong. BOTTOM ROW Al Woo, Jim Yant, John Yokoyama, Beverly THIRD ROW Yokum, Merridee Young, Mitzi Imamoto, Bruce ' Jan Wick, Dorthea Widger, Francis Wilhelms, Hummel, Edna Kimball. A F if to ' jf ' Q21 rf' 2 Q1 Qi' N Q - - -A ,. fl . .ze , i ow K E 4 :L ... I I f at f -rf 4 - . .-, V x - , ig .S - ' if A . -. 'xi 45, ,' Q' A sr 5 g , . ,,, K ' wx, N, ' si X , ., I 0 , . , , ::.,:. i 9 Y M W' In 2. W. . T ' . 112' L' X WELS' ' 5 X wwf, ' N. '- - 'T fa T' Ja., ff if f - A J-M 'Ti - ., ., .F l ' . 's.,,: W ' 5 h M 'B ,V ,ss W 'f' YI . , ,,. V A N W if 1 N ,T , J . K 1- . -sr z ,ff , fe ' may it Q: t W bf -. J ' N , 4 on . , . -A , - 'Q , , , J y . g ,cz ar fs .ggi ' , J Q V . 6-A , , F' 5' -'AA ' '7 V ws X A Q ACTIVITIES 69 dd X i fslx X W . E Torch Club guarantees stable flight leaders, QQ' -QQ QQ W iii Al ?,v Q is Ko. by Rph Sth Sdt Stk T V The Torch Club on the Cleveland Spe cial symbolizes those students who have worked hard and continually at achieving better than average grades Ambitious as well as studlous, honor society members arf' is. sn' Wty have had a busy year led by Marcy Nancy Gene and Mrs Lane The Torch Club has contributed much to the successful flight of T955 56 High lights of their activities have been two I . I T - of 3 as aff ll Ga .5 F Q X ' A. K i g , , 'I' - ' fi.. is ' ' - ii 'E- ' is 1., iw it ,.:: 1 W y i R X, g arca 1 ,. r . ,A 'it - . -fa -I' 5 7 T , iii? ' 'r :J .. .- ,' .jfhw ' 3: Z? ce ' ,.,f f M ' C ff, T 1'-qw' as ff' , . War' of if W , l 4? yi Wi' 3 VX :.. ' . 'ti ' fm 9' ' W 5 , , i c -.wx ,. ' it 1 . ,C QQ- sc a 1 LG' if-P . Y? c L N -- QE f 3 ,, qi . Q' A 3. 8 Q v A 1' r L2 a, C Q5 F259 cfs? -ef n a i NN' 4 . fl V l. Antrim Autio Buchinsky Chinn Christiansen Coleman Fish Grunt Hoag Johnson Kerr Kiuchi Koback Lowe Mizuhata Monta Moon Moser Osborne Pitzen al Rice Rich Rorstod Sand Scalzo Schultz mi o ers rom an o ier ai Vello Victor Voelker hi ne ' I I , . . sclenhsts, englneers promised by this group uf E. 'uf lg, if Y 9 Q, YET' H tto Ne Nb tt O o c Ztz A A no .ov-F' T MRS LANE NANCY HAAG sl' MARCIA VAI GENE DAVIS assemblies ushering for various school show Insplrlng works of the Torch Club functlons keeplng a scrapbook of all plc were the making of Chrlstmas reglsters tures and clippings of the organlzatlon for the teachers and vlsltlng Kim Hartley up to the minute bulletins In the mann hall, to whom they proudly presented her Torch and selling candy at the sprung talent pm Girl leaders set pace Responsibilities and duties of a smooth operating Cleveland crew fall upon the shoulders of the Girls' Club, right wing of the Eagle Special. Led by the officers, Sandra, Bev, Elsie, Alice and Joanne, the girls worked together in harmony and friend- ship. Whatever they began, they finished with marvelous results. Borrowing and bettering old ideas, the Girls' Club carried out the traditional Middy Drives, Cotton Dress Day, Vocational Conference, College Day, Senior Tea, and Christmas dec- orating. Usina their initiative they flashed on the lights full beam lighting the way for new and better prolects Results were the inauguration of a Father Daughter Dessert new location for the Mother Daughter Banquet organization of the Junior Cabinet development of the Crazy Ways Week and he successful paper drive Through cooperation and patience the 19551956 Girls Club has made another perfec landing at the Cleveland airport ALICIA CHINN Bg C CHARLENE ENG At NANCY HAAG M ddy Mary T I 1. ARLENE HALL Stenographlc SHARRON HARDEN Posters JOYCE HIKADA Vocational MISS WHITTAKER 43, X SANDRA SAND BEV SMITH '13 V' BARBARA KOBACK Stenograph C KAREN PHILLIPPS Decorations susAN RALPH spew: Events Q JEANETTE SCALZO Social Service JOAN SCHWARTZ Big and Little Slste NORMA SIMS Refreshments NANCY SODERSTROM Scholarship ISA SPRONG Grls Club Room ANITA JoY TARRACH Propertes JANICE TRIER Standards . ' , ' , T 5' ,J - - ' IIE' , I - i Q ip - w I ,,,,. ,: - ' 'I' E 1 if Nh-W K x . .,v. v .- - I Qi: ..., ' - 51, :'--' lil .,,.f' ' ' s I -. . 0. ' -'f: if - r if t - . eff sf si ' s G I as , , ,s felt JOY SCHWARTZ Roll Rooms MARCIA VAI Bulletm Boord BEV VOELKER Fine Arts LORRAINE ZITZ Hospitality ond Good Cheer SHIRLEY ANTHONY Entertummen MARY ANN BOSNICH Social MARLENE BURGHDUFF Entertainment MERLINA CARMIGNANI Publlclty RITA CELLA Cut ups MARILYN DEVINE Publucuty LORETTA HANSEN Scrop Book PAT JAEGER Dance JUDY MCDONNELL Publicity NANCY MOZZONE Burldlng and Grounds JOANNE WEHRWEIN Klm Hortley Wlbng. 414 as- f- N..- '1Z.? IS? 'Pin I V' X so Junior cabinet organized I' an The Glrls Clubs hugh Ilght of the yeor wos the Mother Daughter Bonquet more glomorous thcln ever this yeor becouse It was held In the Plymouth Con gregotlonol Church Dr R F Thompson, guest speck er IS pictured ot the left Also shown are Sondra Sond Glrls Club president ond Mrs Sond Another lnnovotlon this yeor for the Glrls Club hos been the formotlon of th Junior Ccabunet These gurls o r e secretorles to the cholrmen who belong to Sensor Coblnet Elected oftucers ore Mcarlto Ale gondro, pres: dent, Kohe Shu momoto, vice president, o n d Borborc: Jensen, secretory ELSIE RICH ALICE GRANT JOANNE SHANER -4' NICK ROSELLA BRAD HILL BILL COLEMAN Boys'Activities Increase Sharing the load of running the Cleve- land crew is the Boys' Club left wing of the Eagles Special Thus year a new advnser stepped In and led the way durlng the absence of Mr Hanawalt Mr Glazler along with this years of flcers Nlcky Brad and Bull helped both new and old boys feel rlght at JACK VAN LEUVEN home A sell out crowd at the Father Son MR HANAWALT Banquet heard Unlverslty of Washington football star Freddie Robinson speak BOB FRANSON BC Newspaper BOB GEISERT Off ce Co mnttee VINCE IANNICIELLO Welcoming Committee RAY MOON Vocational Committee DON MORRISON Hall Duty JERRY ROSSO Lettermen s Club Pres LARRY SHEARON Dance Commlttee ERWlN SMITH Social Servlce JIM SOUTHCOTT Art Commlttee on sportsmanship Competition for the lacolucca trophy took new meaning as a memorial to the well known alumnus whose death IS mourned Again this year the annual cider and fudge sale were complete sell outs Dur Ing Chrlstmas and Easter famllles bene flted by the Boys Club charity baskets One of the Innovations this year was naming a Boy of the Month The boys were selected for their outstanding lead ershlp and service to the Boys Club The 55 56 Boys Club has helped to make the Cleveland flight a success Bu ld ng and Grounds BOB WHITNEY Offnce Comm ttee 2,1 TOM KUBOTA Yell Squad DARCE LAMB H Flyers wb!-'Lf , lk . . Q - 1 X . . E . . . , c I - I I I I I I . . I I I . . . . I fn I I - . , . - - . . . I I . . , I a 1 1 1 A.. . . . cf . . . A -V I I ..-. s A 'V aw K gg -' f i ,WS-f i' --ey ' if KA' if ,. Hall the Champs' BIG C OFFERS fun for gurls Interested tn sports and sportsmanship They can be found In the Girls gym two nlghts a week earnlng up to 500 points for their Bug C and chevrons Officers for T955 56 were Alncla Chinn president lvy Ferris vlce president Klyo Ktuchl secretary Susan Arakl treasurer Advnser IS Mass Brntton Wim 'fe TO FURTHER SPORTSMANSHIP and heighten competltlon Girls gym classes inaugurated a volleyball tournament Thus year the champions were the fifth period class They defeated all the other flve classes and Bug C HAVE YOU EVER NOTICED the beautiful sets for the senior play and the other school func tions? Responsible for these IS the stage crew These boys are under Mr English and learn many useful stage technlques Also working behind the sets and programs IS the publlc ad dress crew who before every program set up the mlcro phones speakers stand and other mechanical equrpment Adviser to the boys IS Mr Edgerton lf 0 0 l ll ll - - - - . . , . . . I . . ,, ,, . , . . . . . - ' I I I ' f I I I ' , ag , QW W 5 .ws . as Q . We . K 5 f. ' 4 I I A 'T in me in : T f ' -3 Q K '47 t Q' ng t 4 'D r l I . . . . , I ' ' ' ll ll . , n an' ' A ,N V s 1 . I ' ' A -.,. I I Q Band wins coveted Eastern Washington trip Anwar' 5 GX r X nf Q... Cleveland's band has had one of its greatest years. The band has made a tremendous stride in receiving the reputation long due. A few of the standouts in the '55-'56 band were the following students who received high honors in the all state ratings: Melvin King, superior rating, trumpet, Ray Moon, superior rating, baritone, and Erwin Smith, good rating, sousaphone. The band was also honored by being chosen as one of the 'Four best bands in the state. Because of this award, it played at the Coronation Ball in Wenatchee. These musi- cians played again in the Apple Blossom it 1, A We lil Qi is 3551- if .W f A fm 'W ' - s. wiianwa ss... . W 'rs c N5 Parade and 'For a special band concert on the same week end in Wenatchee. In addition to this busy schedule, the band, largest in the city, has represented Cleveland at pep assemblies, football and basketball games, Santa Claus parade, and Memorial Day parade. The band concert in January and the instrumental concert both helped to pay for the new sousaphone, and other instruments, and the drum and maiorette costumes. This year the band members were kept in stride by three peppy maiorettes: Florence Niblett, Shirley Neilsen, and Poppy Broten. me 1- liftffl arches in rain in Apple Blossom Festival I1 3715 5 in 1 is 'kia L44 ' .lusm ..:..s Sharing honors with the band, Cleveland's orchestra has gained recognition through the all-city and all-state orchestra. Clarence Seeli- ger, Dennis Cook, Kerma Kerr, and Pat Fisher represented Cleveland in the all-city orchestra all-state orchestra. and Pat Fisher in the Throughout the year, the orchestra has played for the senior play, spring music concert, and graduation. l am very proud of the accomplishment of the band this year. The orchestra, while it doesn't have the opportunities to perform as much as the band, is still a vital part of school lite. I am equally proud of this year's orches- tra, stated Mr. Shearer, band and orchestra director. ' tcm, Q 5 i N rs avi S ' A fs Sf if ll ' -f.- F I i is --'- 1 e V .K A v CHARLES SH EA RER Director Vocal groups contribute varied programs hi Cleveland s ever popular choir h a s presented a packed full year of entertain ment This year its fame spread with fine talent in the choir being made known to many Seattleites in local organizations and other high schools The choir s activities at Cleveland cen tered around beautiful performances at the Thanksgiving Christmas and Easter assemblies and in the spring talent show in May in which many individual acts within the choir were featured The Eagles are also proud of the Double Nonnettes for their many appear ances including the Medical Convention P TA Masonic Temple television and other schools assemblies Also within the choir are the Boys and Girls Trio They appeared at assem blues and were highlights of the Cleveland Day program This years choir has been the frrest since I have been at Cleveland. It has given the best performances and has been in excellent voice said Mr. Bardon vocal director g . Raves call senlor play Top flight ' rw 1.42 Ill Upper I p w l Sc wat Flsh Phlllpps Vella Ferg so e l Zandt Vctor At Olsen H al Morr so Ke r Trob dge Tyree Bottom Vallala Noelke Ralph In between fllghts Cleveland students were entertained by the hllarnously suc cessful play Tlme Out For Ginger The senlor class play performed before a packed house two mghts and recelved raves as top flight entertainment Plctured In the top left corner IS the entire first nlght cast Top rlght Includes the lndustrvous workers behind the scenes prompter make up properties and costumes Bottom two pictures fea ture Ginger flrst showing off her foot ball sunt and second explalnlng the theory of equal rlghts Getting expert grease 'obs are the mam characters of the cast These two gurls are part of the hardest working crew members Bottom Voelker Ralph od? to r , Hvcnl, Skoor, Tucker, Ferguson, Morrlson Councll members gulde and organize lllghts KK Back Lamb McDonald Chlodo Flsh Htll Vallala Shearon Mlddle Nublett Bosn ch Vu: Osborne Mass Walthew Front Ktuchu Chlnn Wtlson Ralph Smith Roselle Sand Bosnrch Promotmg and guudlng the actuvntles ot Eagle passengers rs the work of the student council They are the steady beams and supports that really hold the flight together Council members :nitrate new Ideas and tol low through wtth the old ones They are the law making body ot Cleveland s undertakings and represent school organizations and clubs Meetings are held once a week to discuss rm These people control the purse strmgs Every penny spent by the S20 000 00 a year Cleveland Eagle organization IS scanned then budgeted by the Finance Commlttee for the best Interest of the school Standing Walker Mozzone Jaeger Hansen Slttlng Lamb Molr pi 3 5 gtg' Sandra Sand standing and Jamce Johnson look over the Student Councli notebook portant matters that arrse such as revlslon of the smoktng boundaries season pass sale paper drive Trattlc Safety Week sale of boost er buttons Inter Hugh Sportsmanship Conter ence, obtalnrng and carlng tor the luke box, assembly, Homecoming actlvlty, Cleveland Day plans, and council parties Presldlng oftrcers of the council have been Boys' and Glrls' Club presidents, alternattng each semester, and Glrls' Club vrce president as secretary This year, otflcers have been Nicky Rosella, Sandra Sand, and Bev Smith, secretary. Mlss Walthew advises the council. Other tac ulty members are Miss Whittaker, Mr Hana walt, Mr Glazler, Mr lmus, and Mr Garrison. O Q Q O t K Q ffmafv 3, Q Za is V in. V , I' A Q 1 Y 555, is , ' mx W4 -, ' .' 3, H 'ie V t. Wil I 'ZH' A' ' .rl . rl .Q l W ' z ' , i , ', , ' . . . . . . . Z X I . . V 'Y . . . . n - ' . , . ' ' J u u . 7 '- . . . 6 . ' A . - n V V V 3 ut W o I u c A I I . I I ' ix ' ' - 4 - ' : ' ' I ' ,L . . . C-ood Neighbors arm of forelgn languages KEEPING THE CREW In order and lnterpretlng the law as the Student Court These leaders are elected by various clubs and carefully carry ou th aw e pl o as on Valalla with Joanne Shaner secretary fur arp gi-. WORKERS BEHIND the scenes are the boys running prolectors and keeping the films ID proper order The movie squad IS always ready to lend a hand with fulms and screen right In hand THE FOREIGN LANGUAGE passen Nos Amngos worklng together ln partaally supportung a famnly Greece Throughout the year mem bers have been actlve In sponsor Ing a fudge sale and a clothing drive Officers are Gloria Ashmore presndent Kathleen Muller vice president and Judy Herr secretary treasurer 0 0 Q t e I . Th 'I t ' D , ' as 1 4. KK . . . g ia . , M . ig' sig gers among the crew loin Inter Y P' ' ' . , 1, 5,5 . . , In K tx g . . C Q V . I . . I . , , Y . ' ' I - 'R J AQPQ .2 xg, ,,....i FLIGHT CONTROL MAN AGERS on the Cleveland special are the hall squad boys Take It easy walk back' are lust a couple of friendly commands of the alert boys Officers are .lack Van Leuven Al Tro bridge and Robert Wenger DESPITE RAIN snow or sleet guldlng the students on land are the boys ofthe fatuhtul patrol squad Of tlcers are Pete Schultz Vince Chlodo and Paul Larkln 'ts 36 ,4- 4 9 IN TIMES OF EMERGENCY the passengers are well protected by the carefully trained fire squad These students help to avoid panic and exclternent In case of any real trouble cr, -A 'T 'Q 'gl 7 . ,- X , 7 sat arf, wr L ff Q A S 4 A 11 ' f'5,f4: A' 4 - f Q 4 Q Q r ' xi f 1 ' T? Pl' 5 af ' f Liv' W xl' . K A - -V T -5 if . ,, 11 ' 11 11 v Q 4 1 ' 'L . -11 - I f A 4 , V ' x L '13 ' I - ,L I I s f N- I 3 l- . . . I - Q- ' -f: , 1 s-- ns Q y..'.?y x - ti? ff Q 45 ' X 51 . ,A np , l NE-1' L ,1 L O O -1, .' 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X Gfflce staff guides tends details of flight Forever busy and on the go are the three office staff members who keep the smooth order Lorene Gagllardl Grace Uchimura and Hazel Francis work to gether with willing students pictured above In keeping everything official and neat in the offices Hazel can usually be found working out all the headaches and problems of the girls in the Girls Club room Working in the turmoil of the busy mura Answering phones and handlmg some of Mr Garrisons lob is Lorene Gagliardi The office staff is one crew which is always running in good condition and handlmg air details of a smooth airline THESE BUSY WORKERS plan the dances make posters ban ners and urge students to support the PT A dances Throughout this year he dances have become better and bigger decorations and dance programs have become more elaborate and unique Chairman of the committee is Pat Jaeger O O l C I ss, K ,X , 'Q f X- . fi, A go. Y . . . , Cleveland landing field in accurate and office is the calm worker, Grace Uchi- . . .I i . . . . . , . . I 1 I ' I . I T I . HELPING TO KEEP some ot the pas sengers minds alert and ready is the debate team coached by Mrs Whltworth All these students plc tured above have inquiring minds and silver tongues KEEPING CLEVELANDS flights on friendly relations with the ground transportation crew is the 'ob ot the Bus Committee These students plc tured at the right also have the duty ot arranging busses to and from school mi, iz. Top row, l. to r.: Gabriel, Cella, Gasper, S S th Zt Bottom row: Hill, Finch. I as ,, ,sh-f , ir 1 imms, l FOR AN ENJOYABLE mental game, passengers can be entertained by ioining the Chess Club pictured at the lett. Top row, I. to r.: P'tzen, La Bounty, Wallulis. Middle row, l. to r.: Gorman, Finch, James, Knowles. Bottom row, l. to r.: Kubota, Morisette, Morishima. Debaters weigh national, international problems Far away lands visited with help of library THE LIBRARY has a full time 'ob keeping records of all flights and landings The staff in the upper picture is kept in smooth working order by the library board pictured at the left L 1 THE ROLL COUNCIL consists of engineers for the air borne Eagles They are the planners of the passengers activities Their lob is to make sure we miss the air gaps and hit the right winds Off s on , . Library board I. fo. r.: Mrs. Hay, ay on, Mc- Nallie, Rowa, Rosburg, Nelson, Wilson. , . . . . . . I .. l l. - icer, Ia om row, I. to r.: Schwartz, Rosella, Sand Future teachers gain educational experience BUSIEST WORKERS seen on the crew are the Hn Flyers members These boys are al ways seen hustlung to keep order at the Football games school plays and keeolng the Cleveland landing teld clear from all debris The ot tlcers are Darce Lamb pres: dent AI Putzen vlce press den Jlm Southcott secre tary and Chuck llles treas urer WORKING ON ALL FLIGHTS and clurlng all hours IS the trcket commrttee These crew members see that all rlders have tickets to everythmg from a football game to a musical show Thus commtt tee IS headed by Florence Nlblett and Mr Holte FUTURE PILOTS of the Cleveland squad are prepared for therr comlng lob by IOIDIDQ the F T A These students become tamlluar wlth the prob Iems of being an ace pilot I I . - 1 f A ' 1 I - F I ' F I ' I 1 ' l - 1, 4 1 I C ' 1 - - 1 4. Q , . S T, N . . . ff . . X - r . . . 5 K .. ' T X 4 ff 2, Z ' 5- wr W f 1, R ,gf - I ,- -5 1 ' IX lt's in the Journal if it happens here Im from the Cleveland Journal and would luke some information on Those are the fa mlllar words that Identify members of the Journal staff These lournallst writers are forever on the search for news gossip and features to nnform Interested readers Journal editors have alternated throughout the year They have included Evonne Ayers Nancy Mozzone Judy Herr and Bernice Herman f- ' ,rf New features of the school paper this year have been a new masthead new prnntlng a sug gestion box and last but far from least a new adviser Before the final thirty IS written much credlt goes to Mr Green for hrs guidance which helped the Cleveland Special record another year full of events Annual staff closes book as you open it 1 ed' Read Clockwzse RAE ANTRIM DIANE MODENESE VIRGINIA OSBORNE MR SNYDER ARLENE MILLS DENNIS FISH KIYO KIUCHI BRUCE STANKO SHARON ODONNELL K bww. To fund this years annual staff one had to look behmd mountains of pnctures and copy or under tons of food Room 308 became the center of actuvuty from the beglnnlng of the school year and contmued so until May Despite all the work and headaches the staff had a lot of fun They took tlme out of thear busy schedule to glue and cut pnctures wrrte copy type and check names No one worried much until the deadline approached and nothing had been done From then on the workers were In a frenzy Now wnth the book funlshed we hope you like rt Without the and of work of the picture staff the Aquula would never have made Its dead llne These girls were kept busy throughout the year checking names selllng padded covers and wrntmg requests R Q' '?i lil Se -qv duff' QZ7' 'hui 'Slum 'hit- SPCDRTS i BRAD HILL BILL COLEMAN JERRY ROSSO JIM YURINA RALPH SMITH xr 1111 524: up--f Luge 20 Akgfimolnlv .Y1,,..q-3- 4 T955 FOOTBALL STANDINGS Garfield Franklin Queen Anne Ballard CLEVELAND Lnncoln Roosevelt West Seattle ,,,.....--- -1 COACH LANDON 'ta hw COACH CHAPMAN MARTY ULRICH DON VIZZARE FRED COLLINS GARY MALETTA CAL WILLIAMS PAT DeFEO VINCE IANNICIELLO BOB WENGER JOHN THOMPSON STAN SORBY COACH GLAZIER Us , COACH DICKENSON 1955 FOOTBALL SCORES CLEVELAND CLEVELAND CLEVELAND CLEVELAND CLEVELAND CLEVELAND CLEVELAND Gclrfneld Queen Anne Bcallcrd Roosevelt Lincoln Fronklln West Seattle 9' Q AL TROBRIDGE DON KUHL RUSS EVANS RON STUNS PERRY DAIN LEVEL!-XND ROLLS I FRED KERR MICKEY KALYK JERRY MARVELLE JERRY M AVINEW FRANK KOBUKI DEAN SANDERS The football year T955 was not a season of completely clear flymg There were many down drafts many successful ITIODEUVEYS Clevelands fllght record conslsted of three successful lour neys and four Incomplete voyages Iandlng behind Garfield Franklin Queen Anne and Ballard Spectators observed that the change In football at Cleveland had come Cleveland was de cldedly a team to be watched thus year and In years to come The credlt for thus change goes to Flight Instructor Ed Landon for has outstanding management of the team The Eagles were flrst grounded by the clty champions Gar BOB WHITNEY field 20 7 The crew was again defeated by Queen Anne 7 O Then the Eagles started to soar flrst flylng over the Rough Rlders from Roosevelt I9 7 and then breezmg by the Lynx 33 7 Upsettlng the Cleveland fllght schedule was the perennial rlval crew Franklin The Green Wave rolled over our team I9 O Yet the season ended ln glorious victory as the Eagles once more won this time over West Seattle 6 O In the record breaking cold of Memorial Stadium Under Captaln Don Vtzzare the Eagle squad was expertly led throughout the season Gary Maletta was awarded the Inspirational Award by the team for has leadership and lnspl ratlon on the field After the season was completed three members of the Cleveland squad Pat DeFeo Gary Maletta and Don Vlzzare were named on the all clty football team I I ' Q. C I I A I - I , . . . , . 7 - . . . I - a I ' - I I ' I Haaa Manage' and lost again the following week to Ballard, 21-I4. 1 a I I 1 ' I , - l , . I - . . . . I . . I - I . - . . . . , . T I I I . I - . . Second Team Football 38 QF 4-9 i al! lr Q6 QQ 69 -. il. 0 qv Q 90, rr r-- s 1-'ltfl - ' f ' JM Row I Kato Steensland Moore Smlth Plstoresl Relchle Rosella Harrison Prall Row 2 Johansen Blorklund Currre Moslmowntz Whlte Lamb Melton Larson Smith Row 3 Bellottu Kupaton McHenry Hall Macnab Hollemon Blrkenshaw George Third Team Football Row I Sample Sanderson Steenslond Neese Mar tm Woods Meyers McAllister Ruehlen Row 2 Prlmoll McDonnell McRea Amundsen Mun sen Pnerson Row 3 Peaslee Boyd Koch Phelps Lundberg Kaneko Barnes 'Et lf an Row 4 Palmer, Antomno, Lundm, Rosso, Steen, Chun, Graves Row5 Harvey, Mathews, Schmidt, Johnson, lannlcuello, Christiansen, Fern, Justice Row6 Farmer, O'Neal, Pavola, Markovlch, A Colello, Hull l . : , te' Q In ' z Iv .f 6 my I ,Q I 5 I 1' s L ' V- b If 4 3:55 'H' l. K Na A ' 5- ,I ' 44- fq Q X fl S Q .1 . -y T -fn -t . ' .I , 'I at Q' 7 f' , .3 ,H E V .Mr 4 h r if 1 ' A 3-1 p L A - I , l . I H K I . , fb, J, bf A W 'M ,M MM,,, , Nd Q ., .f , .N - lb! I. 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U U , vs ' 1 X , I Q. x N-s l X I P Wy A in 4 -J X, ' 1956 BASKETBALL The basketball league saw many upsets and many close games this season as the Eagles can testify for they lost many of their games In the second half The boys dld not rack up the scores many hoped but the scores alone dont reveal the callber of the team This year was deflnltely a bulldlng year Wlth only three lettermen Don Vlzzare Cal Wllllams and Jack Drahelm playing regular ball the team was composed mostly of gunlors and sophomores The lnexperrence of the team proved to be thelr biggest handicap as they dld battle wlth more experlenced and taller teams In the league the top league of the state Throughout the season the boys played some good ball and IH several contests held the lead untll the fatal last half of the game CLEVELAND CLEVELAND COACH SCOTT COACH CHAPMAN CLEVELAND CLEVELAND CLEVELAND T955 BASKETBALL SCORES Garfneld Ballard Franklun West Seattle Roosevelt Queen Anne Row 'I Ro Rosella Jerry Mathews Thea thur Wright Pete Smith Van Slaughter Carl Lundln Denns Muller E an Steensland Gene Rosso Allen McFadden Row 2 Col O Kamura Da Cho: Dan Ande son Managers , 5 , . . . . 46 43 ' . . . . 40 34 . . CLEVELAND . . 30 50 Lincoln . . . . . 37 50 ' . . . . 38 39 . . 51 36 . . . 42 1956 TENNIS With six returning lettermen, the tennis team has been the most promising squad that has come along in a number ot years. Up to the time of this printing, the team has won two and lost two, which even at this stage, is the best record Cleveland has ever had. The squad centers around the lettermen which include Hideo Kato, senior and captain, George Pearson, senior, Quinn Chinn, iunior, and three sophomores, Richard Woo, Jerry Akita and Al McFadden. To round out the team, sopho- mores and freshmen are strongly vieing for the top positions. Coach Dolstad is enthusiastic about the T956 tennis team. We should end in the first division as the team is the strongest in our history, Coach Dolstad declared. lf the boys play as well as they are playing this year, we should win the championship in a year or two. COACH DOLSTAD ci' Row Dan Choi Allan Lee Pete Smith Vance Stanko Row Munn Chin Quinn Chin Richard Woo Leon DeMatteo Row Bob Bushman Larry Hansen Jack Carlton Hideo Kato Qumn chm sw., on 'his years 'enms team dis Row 4 Je ry Akita Terry Wong Al Woo plays the proper forward swung xx N:- . . 5 if A l I Tr ', . ' , . 2: .I . ., . I ' 3 3: , , , ' . . . . , . , : r ' , , . ' . 'V r 'MW 1956 TRACK Sho? putting one of the varied GCYIVI hes of the truck team IS demonsiraied by 0 track star BILL COLEMAN PERRY DAIN CAL WILLIAMS AL PITZEN GEORGE RONEY RALPH YOKUM ART REICHLE DOUG STEENSLAND ANDY BJORKLUND RON DePOE RON FIELDS BOB HARRISON 1956 TRACK The Eagle cindermen, with only five lettermen B Il Coleman, captain, George Roney, Darce Lamb, Cal Williams and Bob Harrison are giving a fine account of themselves The freshmen and sophomores are help mg to round out the team in anticipation of one of its best seasons Roney and Coleman made All City last year and are expected to repeat This year the squad is in top condition Coach Glazier, who works out along with the boys, states the team IS set to meet Ballard and Queen Anne, the two teams the Eagles are hoping to defeat The future of the Cleveland track team looks good as only slx of the boys will be lost through graduation The track team IS a young team We have cha plonshlp possibilities for the next two years, revealed Coach Glazler, if the boys continue to turn out and work as hard as they have this year COACH GLAZIER FRED TRIER X STAN SORBY VAL FARMER Row 'I: Moskowitz, Dain, Pierson, Kaiser, Williams, Harding, McRea, Gordon, Boyd, Mihok, Neese, Farmer. Row 4: Yokum, Sample, Koloslu Warren, Barene, DePoe, Harrison, Steensland, Posar, Brown. Row 2: Gorman, Graves, Roppo, Walters, Koch, Melton, Trier, Moore. Row 5 O'Neal, Coleman, Fields, E. Steensland, Roney, Thompson, Bjorklund, Tubbs, Cruickshank, Hughes, Anderson, Keller, Mavor. Row 6: Birkm Young, Billeter, Harrman, Coleman, Swarthout, Reichle. Row 3: Beyer, shaw, D. Kuhl, Hatlen, E. Kuhl, Hart. Wright, Slaughter, Hawkins, Franssens, McAllister, Pitzer, Alba, Steen, 1956 BASEBALL The 1956 Eagle baseball team has hopes of ending in the first division. Under the direction of a new head coach, Ed Landon, the Eagles show surprising fielding and hitting power. As Aquila goes to press, the Eagles are riding in sixth place. Every game has been close, with many of the games lost by a one-run margin. The Eagles are strongly supplied with pitching power The pitching staff is led by Don Vallala with Marty Ulrich Gene Coleman and Howard Monta backing him up The pitchers are also backed up by a strong infield The lnfielders led by Jim Yurlna shortstop and Brad Hill second base have shown strength on the playing field After a fifth place finish in 1955 the Eagles hope to be on the championship trail very soon PAT D FRED COLLINS I f ld RON STUNS 1 d FEO i z Y 271 it JIM YURINA DON VALLALA Pth 1,1 . 4 'IP' n ' N 4, . 3 -. ,Qi . fu , . I is . N A Y fb' J , f -Q . . M,,.,.,,N, N . 0 C f . I 4 2- , M . if rag 4, . T L iffis-Vftrf' T r . 3 r ' N . I O c -. '91 ,fi fn 5 O. 2? 1 If 4' I . f C W x. A T . ,f- , Q fu if f Q -I it 'ffm 6. N A ,K i ' 5 I, mf' ' - .4 - ' f ws ' 4 ., : f. , 2 I, .Q . - F g i of . . .. . -r 1 wr. - Q .1 3 ' ,f KING BAKER Infield 143' gm P HOWARD MONTA Pitcher Q 'V -flax Eff-14 GARY MALETTA Catcher ,,p4FW ' GENE COLEMAN Pitcher DON VIZARRE Catcher BRAD HILL Infield L LARRY WILLIAMS Ouffueld huma- MARTY ULRICH Pnfcher A x 'I f. I Q2 YN I I 1 5 I I EQ Iig - I X , Q I' X 1 3' QV X I . I f i . , t iY'g?5 V Q ' . I Xi' Bk fx 0 ' ' zv.. 3' In . .. ' I X IQ . If, .. i , .I . ,,V. I A 1 xr K it A Zin 5 A , an Y I U VT . A La 3 f ,I,.,. I . 4 115, x QR LM I , I 1 , . I-. I 4 I A N I - f My N V ' fl. lv ,Y S Q I f ' Q f I b x BASEBALL 1956 .np 5,-.ff 'Sven cox MARTIN BILLINGSLEY Rosso TEAM STANDINGS AT PRESS TIME Ballard Garfield West Seattle Queen Anne Cleveland Roosevelt Llncoln 4 5' Won los? COACH LANDON Diinr COACH DICKENSON DAN TOUHEY DON WOODS A If , 7 , b, K ' Q I ,QQ f 'ff 17 aj. V if ,Is . i 4. . g, 19? Q In F- Franklin ........ 9 l 1 . . . . . . . . 6 4 7 ' ........ 6 4 A . . . . . . 5 5 We . . . . . . 5 5 . . . . . . . 4 6 . . . . . . . 3 7 ' ........ 2 8 I Syn -'A M. 'l' 'H -- . , w A .QM . y I 4.- I ?sk.g.if,- ' s Inspirational Award Winners GARY MALETTA VAL FARMER CAL WILLIAMS 'lst Team Baseball 3rd Team Football lst Team Basketball FRANK IACOLUCCI MEMORIAL TROPHY The Frank Iacolucci Memorial Award consisting of two trophies was donated several years ago to be awarded annually to the star lineman and backfieldman of the year Until this year the identity of the donor was withheld After a fatal accident in an automobile this year the name of the donor Frank Iacolucci was revealed ak I 4 RON STUNS BRAD HILL B k 1956 GOLF VR' Wlth slx returnmg lettermen to bolster the Eagles golf team Cleveland hopes to be rlght In the mldst RORSTAD COLEMAN .aff of the league competltlon The squad turns out every nught weather permitting and matches are held once a week Letterman Miles Hanlon and newcomer Wayne Kaneko are vlelng tor top berth on the team Other lettermen Include Jlm Coleman Tom Rorstad Duck Nolan Erllng Larson and Mike Budnlch Along with the lettermen seventeen other boys turned out for their tlrst year of competition on the green The highest hope tor the team and Coach Scott who ns coaching hls first year of golf IS the all clty singles match Some from Clevelands team are expected to land In the upper posutlons Yi? -3 I ar COACH SCOTT Cl! KUBOTA LARSON WISEMAN EDWARDS KNOWLES TORRE McAVINEW HANLON MARVELLE URISINO KANEKO NOLAN ROGERS KNUTSEN NICK DOWNS MOORE . . . 1 I I g N. X . . ' Q . . . 2 1 I 'J 1 I I I I I - I N 4 Ny 5 .4 Q , . , EQ -f , ,ii L, C Q ' 'S 3 Y lv, Q 4' -U 1' I A. I Q Song and Yell Leaders it at I 'x ? Boifom row Charlene Eng Sharon Sannes Second row Susan Ralph Karen Blrd Sally Gasper Sharon Davus Back row Nancy Moser Bev Hatton song queen Carol Branch: if Mf ww' gif Vance Sfanko Harry Farris Tom Kubota kung Jerry Beyer Gary Gordon Not pictured Make Hofsiatter Larry La Bosslr Chester McCollough X rx KN 9 N 6' fo X - Q, .. l 1 f F X . ff 2 , , : ' ' Z J ' ' I '4 r X vi as X we N. E h 1 ' , ', .P ' : .5 ,f11'f.t?3A'f-' -1, , ,::::1r::::. :'4.,':.... ffl'- 1 I .,....... ,, . ..,...,... ,,,,.. , ,. , , Ol nnqnuu- a ' ' ' ,Q,..:........'g3gI..:g-- Q 1 , -,......... nn:-.I :: .:.'::::::1 221:55 . , fillzlf-T:'f:t::: IIZZBRQ.. . DENNIS FISH President MIKE HANLON Vuce Presrdent NANCY MOZZONE Secretary TOM KUBOTA Treasurer Peppzesf Person o the Yea: Row I Mary Ann Bosrlch Manta Alelandro Nancy Mozzone Sharon Mnnlce Carolyn Remollf Susan Ralph JoAnn Vnctor Row 2 Jerry Rosso Darce Lamb Make Hanlon Jvm Yurlna Gene Rosso Bev Hatton Row 3 Dennis Fish Erwln Smith Jim Southcott Not pictured Jean Coonrod Don Vuzzare Tom Kubota and Kuyo Knuchl PEP CLUB During T955 T956 the Pep Club at Cleveland was finally recog nlzed as one of the outstandlng and hardest working clubs They orgonlzed many pep assemblies full of splrlt drew colorful banners, and sold booster buttons and tags, reminding every loyal Eagle to support your teaml' Before each game, the school spmt reached a climax which was carried over to the games, where Cleveland was recognized by nts organized cheering and colorful red and whlte section that marked the Eagles support Club meetings were held every Tuesday mormng Nearly every club yell leaders, and songleaders were represented Presiding at this year s meetings was Dennis Fish president Other officers were Mlke Hanlon, vlce presldent, Nancy Mozzone, secrteary, and Tom Kubota, treasurer Peppzesf Petsons o the Week JOY SCHWARTZ MICKEY KALYK MARTHA NORGATE u. I' 5 36 s P Q -U KERMA KERR BOB MARVELLE MIKE STREAM ELEANOR LANDERS BOB WHITNEY ,M -. SN lr' . .' ll I ' ' I I, u Q u C, - .... . ' I 1 . . ,gi '. . . ,' '4 .4 . . ' ' ' . D . ' . f f . , , ,LZ x ' 'T sys ' - P W f mi EWS' , if .Q f ,, , W ww T, g ,Q J g C Q J to ' , J The Drlll Team under the dlrectlon of Mary Ann Bosnlch performed for many half tlmes parades and pep assemblies Dressed In whlte mlddles whlte skirts and white shoes with red hes and red socks the gurls loked real sharp In thelr marchmg unlt The Lettermen s Club has contributed notably DRILL TEAM l to school service having donated thirty dollars to the Drlll Team for nts trlp to Wenatchee and sponsored a paper drlve and a dance The oft: cers are Jerry Rosso presldent Mlke Hanlon vrce presrdent and Fred Collins secretary treasurer First row Jerry Rosso pres dent Brad H II Bob Whitney Don Vlzzare Qu n Ch nn Back row Mlke Ha lor: ce president Darce Lamb Vince lanncello Mun Chn Stan Sorby Ed Landon ad user 1 1 I I I , . . 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