Cleveland High School - Aquila Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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CARL LUNDIN Being in football, basketball, baseball, Lettermen's Club and as Chaplain in Hi-Y, has kept Elgin Robertson busy during his years here. He likes sports of all sorts, enioyed his Junior year and dislikes tur- nip head's head! Many girls often hear him saying Can't dancel IVY LUNDSTROM Ivy is an energetic person active in Girls' Club, Pep Club and is also the secretary of Torch. Her interest is watching hockey games, especially goalies. lvy's ambition is to find the right guy, and her fondest memory is Sharon's wedding. Her pet peeve is liars. CAROLYN LYTLE Torch Club, Student Council Cabinet, Senior Cabinet, Journal staff and Spades have kept Carolyn busy during her years here at Cleveland. She has enioyed school so much she wants four more wonderful years at college. Those hectic days on the Journal staff before deadlines weren't helped any by the many lunch sacks in 203. COLLEEN MAHONEY Many people know this perky gal as CoIl. Having been active on Prom Committee, in Pep Club, Girls' Club and Spades. Coll still found time to enioy her many hobbies: dancing, horseback riding, and water ski- ing. The Mt. Baker-Cleveland J.O.G. Dance in '58 she will never forget. Gossip really peeves her. Too bad, breaks my heart. To be a top secretary is her ambition. GARY MAVOR Maverick takes part in Boys' Club, boys' bowling, track, and Hi-Y. ln his spare time he keeps busy riding his bicycle, and swimming. After graduation Gary plans to be a iockey, and can always be heard saying, What's with you! DAVE MCALLISTER Dave, who will always remember the foot- ball iamboree and the West Seattle football game of I958, was active in Student Court, track, football, and as Veep of Lettermen's Club, and President of the Hi-Y. As with many graduates, college will be his next stop. PATRICIA MCCARTHY Pat remembers Mr. Snyder's and Mr. Dol- stad's classes, and the day she met Bob. She would like to be an I.B.M. Key Punch operator. This iovial gal brought good cheer to Cleveland through Girls' Club, Pep Club, and Cut-ups Committee, and as a teacher's assistant. She enioys dancing and Bob. Favorite saying: l doubt it. CHESTER MCCULLOUGH Chesty can't wait to get out of school but he will always remember the goo times after the games. He was in the Yel Squad, Boys' Club, Library Staff, and Senio Band. Like almost all boys, his main in terest is girls. As for sack dresses, The go over big like a lead balloon. PAT MCDONNELL Paddy, who would like to be a full-time playboy, has a keen interest in sports. Hi: favorite saying is Can't win 'em all.' Paddy will remember especially being Senior Class President. He played varsity baseball, and was a member of Boys' Clult Cabinet and Student Council-a very active QUY- PAT MCGUIRE Golf, which dominates the life of this ener- getic senior, occupies the positions of mair interest, ambition, and activity. Among McGuire's other activities are Hall Squad Boys' Club and Pep Club. ROBERT McKEE Bob has been a member of the track team, Senior Choir, Boys' Club, and Pep Club. Bob's greatest ambition is to go to college and to retire at 35! He enioys going swim- ming and working on cars-his fondest memory is the gas engine class. Bob gets peeved at people who drive worse than he does!!! LARRY MCPEAK Peak's many activities while at Cleveland have included Ski Club, track, stage crew, and the swim team. This guy really shows great interest in the Girls' Club and in Girls' Health. Larry's ambition is to have good standing in the home as well as in the world. He likes to remember the fa- bulous Hi-Y parties. RON MCREA Willie has led an active life while attend- ing Cleveland: football captain, Letter- men's Club secretary, track team, and Boys' Club Cabinet, Pep Club, and Hi-Y. With this background, he shouldn't find. it difficult to fulfill his ambitions, which are to attend the U. of W. and to own his own mink company. DENNIS MILLER Denny has been quite busy as a Boys' Club officer, on Torch, Lettermen's Club, and active in such sports as basketball and baseball. The Arm likes sports, crafts, Girls' Club, and social activities. Playing pro-baseball upon graduating from college would be very pleasing to Denny, who: looks back to the last semester of his iunior year on the baseball team as his fondest memory. Sure is hep on baseballllli

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BOB KELLER ob, being a person of many interests, is rt Dance and Prom Committee, Ski Club, i-Flyers and many other activities here t Cleveland. His hobbies include cars and ports, in that order. His ambition is to be uccessful in whatever he may attempt to o. He fondly remembers all the neat kids nd teachers he has met at Cleveland. l TOM KELLY s Tom goes through life hoping for the est, he will always remember Cleveland nd all the fun he had. We wish you a ery successful life, Tom! EDNA KIMBALL ll'his ambitious gal, who is known as 'Eddie, has been in many activities which include Torch, Girls' Club committee chair- llnan, Journal staff, Pep Club, and Drill eam. Eddie detests lockers that never open and are always messy. Her main nterest is records. As she looks back, she ondly remembers the gang in 203, but or the future, she hopes to graduate from the University of Hawaii. CAROLYN JANE KIRSOP s Girls' Club Committee chairman, Spades ecretary, teachers' assistant, and Pep Club nd Foreign Language Club membership ave kept Carol busy during her four years ere. Carol will never forget the day she ot out of Mrs. Wiltsie's Latin class. Women ho carry umbrellas to a parade she will ot tolerate. To study nursing at St. Francis abrini Hospital is her greatest ambition. DIANE KNUTSON unky's activities included Girls' Club, Pep lub, Prom Committee, and being a teach- r's assistant. She enioys sewing, swim- ing, and dancing. Her ambition is to arry that certain guy and her fondest emory is Bob's lavender Merc. LARRY LaBOSSlER iris, girls, and more girls head the list f interests of this peppy Senior, making rather unusual combination with his ambi- ion, which is to go to Mars. Besides being ell King, his activities, while on earth, ere Pep Club Cabinet, Boys' Club Cabi- et, and Boys' Club. Larry's most memor- ble event was Mr. Edgerton's advanced hemistry class in the back room- that's he breaksl DIANA LA FONTAINE lthough active in Girls' Club, Pep Club, rom Committee, Big C and a teacher's ssistant, Nan still found time for danc- ng, swimming, tennis, and bowling. Peo- le who are never on time really irk this appy gal, who fondly looks back on the ay she met a certain boy at a certain ance two years ago, her only ambition is o be happy and successful in all she does. JANICE LANDERS This peppy senior will always be remem- bered at Cleveland for her vivacious and fabulous personality. Senior Choir and Girls' Choir were her main interests and as you go through life, Janice, we hope you'll always keep a song in your heart! NANCY LARSON Girls' Club, Spades, and teacher's assistant were the activities of this bright-eyed gal. Jim is her greatest interest. Of her years here Nancy will always remember Mr. Dolstad. To live as God would want her to live is her ambition. MARY GRETCHEN LEWIS Being in Spades, Y-Teens, Big C, Pep Club, and Girls' Club has kept this future dieti- cian busy in the past. Besides doing all these things, she busies herself by cooking and being active in church and youth work. Mrs. Drake's tailoring class becomes one favorite memory. She usually says Oh, beans, when she has to wait for someone. SARAH LEWIS Bunky is active in Girls' Club, Pep Club, and Big C. She has many hobbies and interests that include dancing, girls' bas- ketball, bowling, reading, sewing and football. ln the future she plans to become a registered nurse. Sarah will never forget the day she was chosen Miss Walthew in her freshman year. She doesn't like some of the dumb kids, but That's the Breaks. DON LINDBERG Don, as an active member of the football team, Boys' Club, Hi-Y, and Pep Club, has kept busy playing as well as watching sports. In the future Don's hope is to be a success, defeating Sealth in football has been his fondest memory. You can often hear him saying, Let's fly. BETTY LOC KWOOD Cleveland's own Betty Lockwood has worked for her school as Editor of the Annual, past-president of Spades, and has been on Fire Squad, Student Council and Torch. Although extremely interested in Gabby, she wants a year of college and then marriage. Betty hates the speed with which some friends evaporate when she's not doing something for them. Why does Betty remember so fondly the 1957 O'Dea Senior Prom and the summer of 1956? That's a good question! RITA MARIE LOPRIORE From the day she met Bob, this little gal has been all hepped up about work and marriage after graduation. To take up her time while No. l is away, she goes in for dancing and sewing. Belonging to Pep Club, Torch Club, Student Council Cabinet, Prom Committee, she keeps pretty busy, probably to make the time go by faster! Her pet peeve is rainy days, and you can always hear her saying Oh, honestly!

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GARY MILLER Basketball and coaching are two of Mill- housers hobbies. Gary's fondest memories are the varsity basketball games. He does not like assemblies during study hall. After graduation Gary hopes to enioy a long life. MARILYN MILLER To be Dallas' co-pilot is Mar's ambition. Both he and flying have been her main interest for quite some time. Mar was a library assistant and a member of both Girls' and Pep Club. November 7, 1958, will always be an important date to her, although boys really peeve her. SHARON MINICE Sharon has been quite active as our Song Queen. She has also been a member of Girls' Club senior cabinet and Student Council cabinet, secretary of Pep Club, and co-chairman of Prom Committee. Sharon enioys dancing very much and her ambi- tion is to dance with Ken Rossi on Band- stand. Songleading and the crew are her fondest memories and making pom poms is her pet peeve, if anything goes wrong, she will usually say, Oh, honestIy!! ALICE T. MIZUHATA Lively little AI has been in Senior Cabinet, Prom Committee, Fire Squad, Drill Team and was president of the Foreign Language Club. Besides her many activities, Al still finds time for bowling. I'll never for- get Mr. Bailey says Al. To college and f'to a successful life are her watchwords. GEORGE ALLEN MOORE George has been on Building and Grounds Committee, Hall Squad, Boys' Club, and Pep Club. He enioys taking engines apart and having someone else putting them back together. His ambition is to learn to put the engines back together himself. This might prove to be important to George, who likes cars and fondly remembers when he got one of his own. WILLETTA MOORE Willie, a past member of Foreign Language Club, Spades, Drill Team, Pep Club and several Girls' Club committees, will always remember the gang with whom she had fun and more fun. To be a success in all he does is her great ambition. Rock n' lRoIl really tortures her. That's the breaks! DON MOOREHOUSE Bon, known as House, was active in Ski lub, Boys' Club, Stage Crew, Roll Council, Hi-Y and Pep Club. He is also a member of the Bus, Dance, and Art committees. In addition, Don likes to sing, and will lways remember having been in both he Codes and Del-Tones. His pet peeve- uys with drivers' licenses, favorite say- ings- I doubt it, and try me. JUDITH ANN MORTVEDT Mort was active in Student Council, Inter-High, Girls' Club Cabinet, along with being president of Ski Club and Sports Editor of the Journal. Some day she would like to ski in the Olympics. Mort will always remember The Crew and Mr. Landon, but says Later to gossips. PAT NEUMEYER Girls' Club president, Senior Cabinet, Torch, Student Council, Prom Committee, and Fire Squad were some of the many activities that kept Pat more than busy here at Cleveland. The Girls' Club Installation in 1958, all the fun, teachers, and students are the things Pat will treasure as her memories of Cleveland. She dislikes people who take polls. To lead a happy and suc- cessful life will be a dream come true. JIM NICK Jim Nick, better known as Nick, has been active in the Boys' Club Cabinet, Stu- dent Council, Lettermen's Club, and as president of the Torch Club. Golfing and swimming are among his favorite interests. As Nick walks along his memory lane, he'lI remember his many friends here at Cleveland. Upon graduation, he is going to live a happy and successful life. LARRY NIELSON Larry NieIson's fondest memory will be that of graduation. His ambition is to make enough money to pay off his car. Larry's hobbies and interests are cars, girls, track, basketball, and cars. PAUL NEILSEN Tiddly-winks are among this senior's chief interests, baseball and cars occupy some of his attention, and during the summer he enioys water skiing. His pet peeve is people who ask stupid questions. EDWARD WILLIAM NORGATE JR. Eddie, as he is better known, is active in Boys' Club, Pep Club, Senior Band and Choir. Arranging music holds most of his interest. His ambition is to do something connected with music at Everett Junior Col- lege. His fondest memory is Mr. Shearer as a music teacher. TED NORRIS Ted, alias the squeak , is active in B.G., Student Court, and track. Ted's ambition is to make the Rev Masters bomb the hottest thing on the strip. Can he do it? His fondest memory is the Junior picnic at Lake Wilderness and his pet peeve is L. A. teachers.