Cleveland High School - Aquila Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1967 volume:

1 . X Q e x ,. 1' ff 4 I - .' I AQUILA Published by the l967 yearbook staff Cleveland High School-Seattle, Washington During the past few years, each individual? environment has expanded to include the entire universe, instead of merely the whole ggorld. Q 'Q 02 4:65276 ' Q34 Q31 K 'QKQZCQ An individual must be able to feel not only part ofa larger socie- ty, but also a separate, unique being. The individual can no longer fall back on established values. He must loohfor other ways to be- come secure, thus he expresses himself physically through dress, or spiritually through writing. Man is present in a world where he decides for hirnsebf how he will live. 3 Each person orients hirnsehf to reality. He a'irects his own life, ana' sets his own goals. The 'indioicliial must convince other persons, ana' hiniseM that he is where he belongs, anal that he belongs where he is. 5 l 3 I at . mne- ' 4 iv ! Q, N 'i 4!52t2Q,- .iw ff? U:-6 W 0' I 7.f.-f 1 If 35' , V J S M . 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Each person needs tafeelhe has an individuality of his 0wn,' yet he must learn to share some ofhis essential character with others. 7 4 f 4:-xv digs H' w 5 ' 9 ,J 1 b' '1 , X, 5 , , 5 F 75:1 , ' 5' ,I V .- 57,1 'iw f v fry 'f ff' 'ff' ff' 'f.f fi 'if tk '-3 f ?'v'i'3f.51L'f'fi,'-V F WW ,'f- -ff my :G Y AM!!!-U 1' k 'C 52' Y 1 . we 1' A lacy, ldfairxl 1 4 ' V ft, f--nf, 1 QM, 4 f i .J ,N f W' fl 1 1 -Fifi fwfr f' 'J'-if 14? Hxiwil I ,N ,1, 'MQW YU, -'inf K :vm I v , v 4 f f A f, 4 Q. f , If 1 , ini' B 1,-:i 52?f'Ni5'3 T: 5 Mfwwiff' :Pr ,,,..V,5r ,V -1.1 w 9- , Charlotte lwata Song Queen Songleaders, LEFT T0 RIGHT: Patty Masuda, Linda Barbarus. Charlotte Iwata, Jeanne Gaustad. Kathy Kurlyama, Patty Matsumoto. Yell leaders, LEFT T0 RIGHT: Bob Yamaguchi, Mario Lalvladrid, John Uyeji, Sam Yazzolino, Phil Chin, Ken Takamaru. Throughout his exist- ence, the individual comes into contact with other individuals like and unlike himself His role is to work with these individuals as a part ofa unit, or to uni- fy them so they may be able to work as a whole. Whichever it is, each must do his share for a world he never made, and yet is always mak- ing. .cv WL! ,L ,. E25 E5 Q. . zz 4 3 4 ' 'S ' msg 444: W 5.912 Q f 1. A NV M. , , ' . .- Y Table Of Contents Faculty... ...IB Students. . . . . . .23 Activities .... .... 6 6 Sports .... .... 9 4 FACLI LTY The individual feels insignufi- cant when he compares his lufe to the universe. Hefeels lost, andso turns to someone who has already been through the dijicult stages of adolescence. He learns what thatperson has already experienced, and his life goes forward with greater meaning, and he becomes more deeply grateful to that person,'. . . . . . .his teacher. 13 For years schools have taught the three R's : reading, 'riting, and 'rithmetic. At Cleveland this year we have placed additional emphasis on the fourth R 1 responsibili- ty-responsibility for citizenship, responsibility for leader- ship, responsibility for service, responsibility for learning. This fourth R is, perhaps, the most important one. Cleveland has assumed a role of leadership with this emphasis, Our students have experienced new opportunities for learning to assume responsibility through the no-bell sys- tem, the Quarter Plan with its additional subject opportuni- ties, the new independent study program, and team teaching with its large and small group experiences. These new pro- grams demonstrate our faculty's recognition of the indivi- dualistic needs of each student: the adoption of these pro- grams indicates the confidence of the staff in the ability of our young people to handle well the responsibilities that accompany new freedoms, Very timely indeed is the emphasis ofthis year's annual on the importance ofthe individual. One of the advantages of a democracy is assurance to the individual that his rights are important enough to be protect- ed by the state, Only under a system such as ours is a person guaranteed freedom to pursue his thoughts, dreams and desires to their ultimate fruition. Thus, we answer all totali- tarian societies. At Cleveland vve follow the guidelines outlined by our na- tional government. We believe in the abilities of each individ- ual Eagle to attain his highest goals. lt is the responsibility of the entire staff at Cleveland High School to protect and nurture the ambitions of our students. Thus, with the teacher as a guide, we have the necessary environment so each Ea- gle may follow his life's dreams. Therefore, every Eagle should have dreams as large as the mountains over which he soars. 6, rf I To no other persons does he owe such thanks MR. HEHBERTJOHNSON MR. STANLEYJONES' MISS LUANAJOSVOLD MH. EDWARD LANDON' Music Industrial Arts Language Arts Social Studies Language Arts MRS. WILMA LANE MR. ROBERT LANGLEY MRS. BEVERLY LOZIER MR. BOB MACDONALD Nurse Social Studies Home Economics Physical Education MRS. GAIL MCCLELLAND MR. NORMAN MORRISON' MRS. CHARLOTTE NACKE MRS. SALLY PANGBORN Mathematics Mathematics Research Assistant Social Studies 18 ggi A 3 I 'F I ai MRS. DORIS PELLIGRINI Fiscal Secretary MISS SAN DRA REICH LE AssistantSecretary 49W f Al- MHS. HARRIET PICKETT MRS. PEG PUTNAM MISS MARGARET RAINE' Business Education Head Secretary Language AVIS I -. , FF, MR. JOHN RICHARDSON MISS ETH EL ROBINSON ' MRS. EILEEN ROWLANDS Industrial Arts Business Education Guidance Secretary Photography MR. DAVID RUMPPE MR. JIM SAMPSON MR. EARN EST SCHOTT Mathematics Physical Education Librarian MRS, GUDRUN SCOTT MR. REX SCOTT MR. J. CLIFTON SMITH Science Social Studies Business Education Counselor I MR. HAROLD SNYDER MR. JACK STALEY' MRS. LORRENE STEELE MR. DOUGLAS STEENSLAND I-HVIQUGQS AVIS Music Attendance Secretary Physical Education Art Custodial Staff LEFT TO RIGHT: Head, Mr. Edward Hogg, Mr. Oren Gregory, Mrs. Jewel Wallin, Mr. Hugh Ri- chardson -if - MR. CHARLES TARBOX' MRSSOPHIA VEIT Health Library Secretary MR. JOHN WADE MISS MARGARET WALTHEW Industrial Arts Language Arts Stage Counselor MRS. KATIE WHITWORTH MRS. ANN WILKINSON MRS. PATRICIA WOODARD Head Counselor Assistant Guidance Secretary Business Education Lunchroom Staff LEFT TO RIGHT: Head. Mrs. Leona Goodridge. Mrs, Louise Morelli, Mrs. Augusta Hoffa. Mrs. Eva Grangello, Mrs. Margaret Mayhew STUDENTS As each second is important to the min- ute,so each minute is needed to complete the hour. In the same way, each student is uital to his school. Thus, the individual can look back andfeel within himself the knowledge gained is his treasure, each task worthwhile, every new friend a blessing. SECRETARY Wendy Tada VICEYPR ESI DENT Pepper DeIDonno TREASURER Barbara Yamaguchi PRESIDENT Dean Warner New to the school, the sophomores used their ideas and determination to help them adjust to their first year in Cleveland. Under the direction oftheir two advisors, Mrs. Mrs. Kay Cohrs and Mr, William Hunt, they sponsored picture taking with Santa and made their sophomore year a success, The sophomore council, consisting of a boy and girl from each roll, had a chel- lenging year. ADVISOR ADVISOR Mrs. Kay Cohrs Mr. William Hunt Members of the council, pictured at the right arei left to right, FRONT ROW: Mike Mun, Eddie Lock, Ave Byrd, Georgia Bonari, Karen Hayashida, Marilyn Lee, Jeri Matsuzaki SECOND ROW: Glen Takeda, Randy Suto, Gary Mark. Grant Egeland, Stefanie Branica, Christi Leslie, Barb Ricker, Gayle Tucker, Larry Cole. BACK ROW: Stuart Ono, Jon Peterson, Paula Boroevich, Ellen Louie, Willon Lew, Gary Hansen. Q - if . 1 QMJM na .Q -K Linda Abe Audry Adams Ed Adams Jim Aiello Robin Allen Sallie Allwine Laura Alonzo Myra Alonzo John Amicarella Louis Amodei Penne Anderson Robert Armiio Marie Ayala Kathy Baird Bill Banning Mike Barber A sophomore discovers he must. ' Sffgfk i C, f Q35 A W 'n b 'ma A T M A 1 7 l C A2 1 , i KX . , 3,513 ' C4 s. all 5' rw M1 I me Y i i f ' , , .Wi ,Q f E . ll A .L Wi K, 5 3. V ,, 1 F he fro 'i' Q fi B It 4,il: fi' , ' Pat Barber Elaine Barden Sylvia Barquest Richard Bass Janice Bell Edward Berg Rick Boggs Georgia Bonari Paula Boroevich Chris Botteom Connie Bowen Stefanie Branica Tim Brannon Paula Brennaman Cindy Bresnan Donna Broderson . it In gil 2 ,,,,,,,, In ,. 1 X . if? X - , , ' Q i 7 , E ' Q ,. I-'JSE A ,, .. B ,, N . S r f ' 25 Angela Brosio Ruth Brueckner Tony Budunick Ken Bullock Dwight Burwick Ave Byrd Mike Cabuco Sharon Cain Laura Caples Jay Carbon Nance Carden Bill Cavihs Richard Chamblis Tyrone Chan Patricia Cheney Diane Chiene W, is Yi M. if- erm-1 sl. i Curtiss Chin Lillian Chin Arline Chinn Peter Chinn Ruby Chinn Maria Chiodo Ronnie Choi Debbie Chorley Diane Clark Sandra Cochran Lawrence Cole Robert Coleman Pat Collins Suzie Constable Teresa Creighton Diane Currington Linda Daley Pat Dambrosio Roger Darland Kathleen Date Pepper DelDonno Linda Della Louis DeShaw LeeRoy Detrick start at the bottom before reaching the top. ,-e t ' , QT, ,. WZ .. - -1: -we as 0 sf 9 Lt ,. t, , e , itz , , if , 1:5 ' Wfizlff -f ' . 3 M, X 'I ,fi at 'iii' ' ' fmt- K ii L .. M sz- it ii : . i V, F f' ff mi, -' i f 5 it 26 i gm A t-Q 3 , Wt .1 4 i we 1 ff i- .K i fit, -ll N 'QC ..- -,, . -ssl, 1' 1' V- W . no ' L Q f A ' W .,g:i.z:.,- - ,. .-at ' vaffff li ft ir iran'-15 5 . , X , ,, , . 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Debbie Mason Rose Mather Jeri Matsuzaki Arline Mayeda Tom McDonald Gerald McFarlane Dolores Medina Genie Louise Meik Bill Metts Anita Moore Helen Moore Mike Mun Tim Murphy Pat Murray Diana Murry James Myhre 9 it me a it E , .. r. is E S 4 ws .1 94 .. .W Ts 1 te sn, 5? t f in J , , 1' N .. lf .. - waist if t S 1 1 if t -'ns If L , M 1 siif 'iff 3' Alesis 1 ask J . A ts? ml X: He needs friendliness, devotion, an J? ! , 'wr ir W r s 'W 'fm 35 i ZAR if x Y l z as W fr ,,. Ti ,F c gi mv? I if X if di gl'-Fw. ff' ,, 1 xiii rw' , '-. , 3 it A av 'R Q41 Y V -,-. vt. r 39 131 ' ' he 5 , .big X f t , tr Si G lg if W 1 fir . l lakes? if fiiqz Christie Nack Ronald Nakashima Teresa Nakashima Sharleen Nalupta Milo Nelson Debra Newson Nancy Ng Leslie Nickolas Robert Nishimura Mike Northam Craig Okada Joanne Okumura Fred Oliver Judy Otsuii Jackie Palmer Lynda Parker Preston Parker Bruce Parnell Linda Peques Frank Peretti Jon Peterson d spirit. Mitchell Peterson Ron Patterson Micheal Pitardi Chuck Plank David Preisinger lsan Prescott George Pulmano Jim Quick Garron Quill William Raybell Gary Reiley Barbara Ricker Rosemary Robertson Gail Robinson Janis Robinson Jean Rodrigues Anne Marie Rollins Linda Saiki Warren Saito Reta Sakota A l FJ Q 4 as 1. 44 s 'A :QQ ft f i J T22 Q' -it it 'ip' ,S ., --1, ,t, .tx . --, t N g Q ' 91,4 'li' if 4 'Mm jfxrii, ,f.., Y - K be Andrew Salo Rod Sand Reinhart Schaefer Russell Seung Gordy Shaflick Linda Shea Aaron Sheffler Jackie Shelby Dawn Sherard Carl Shoup Kathy Shrauner Kerry Shuck Gary Simon Sue Simonson Gene Slate Linda Smith David Shook Eloise Son Julie Southern Sue Stahl Nancy Stanley Frances Sta ri ka Chip Stewart Connie Stills 5 335 fi. 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Gloria Williams W4 Patrick Williams Randy Williams Caroline Wilson :G i 21' f K Q2 l 1 3 v i Marilyn Wilson if 'Sf no N Q ir , 5.5 ' l Uv-3 ,gg , iw. . il t if if 5545: .1-'fr if W 74 'vi' f ai fl 2 tl: ,t t vs. ' .zi Barney Wing Michele Winston Gail Wise gig Cathy Wiseman it Wanda Wong Paul Woo Xl Bill Wright M A I Jerome Wysoki Barbara Yamauchi Terry Yamaguchi Terry Yaplee Joan Yocum Michael Yonemura Sophomore Honor Society Left to right, FRONT ROW: Gary Mark. Nancy Hill, Jeri Mat- suzaki, Barb Yamaguchi, Wendy Tada, Judy Otsuji, Jeanne l-lom, Gayle Tucker, Mil Mar, Frank Peretti. SECOND ROW: Glen Taketa, Vicki Lum, Ellen Louie, Theresa Saludo. Suzanne Ure, Leilani Lucrisia, David Preisinger, Nancy Ng, Marilyn Low. BACK ROW: LuWanna Wiechmann, Milo Nelson, Craig Oka- da, Pat Williams, Aaron Sheffler, Chip Stewart, Chuck Plank, Warren Saito Left to right, FRONT ROW: Jean Kennar, Ruby Chin, MarikoJo, Janice Bell, Diane Clark, Joanne Look, Linda Eng, Candy Leav- ens. SECOND ROW: Vicki Fritzinger, Chris Botteom, Paula Brennamen, Russell Kunimoto, Mike Ko, Myron Ko. Steve Eng, Ken Bullock. BACK ROW: Barbara Dickenson, Patty Cheney. Gary Kubo, Marvin Hayami, Steve Fujita, Jerry Lee, Ron Choi, Tim Douglas, Kirk Jonasson. Bill Banning ADVISOR Mrs. Beverly Lozier Vlembers of the Council, pictured at the 'ight are: left to right, FRONT ROW-Cheryl Williams, Sandra Fritzin- ger, Kathy Rossi, Maryann Chinn, Arthel Burkland, Kathy l-louse, Glen Kiyonaga. SECOND ROW-Phil Chin, Annette Sol- fik, Joyce lzumi, Linda Callahan, Gail Wil- son, Sam Yazzolino, Bob Mito. BACK ROW-Marilyn Starr,Jerry Fuiita,Jim Tarabochia, Jim Lester, Chris Miller, Randy Tada, TREASURER Mary Yamamoto VlCE-PRESIDENT Mary Sabado PRESIDENT Dean Barrick SECRETARY Pat Zuvela INTER-HIGH Penne Mamiya The members of the junior council include a boy and girl from each roll. With the help of their advisor, Mrs. Beverly Lozier, the juniors sponsored such activities as: the sale of homecoming buttons, the Christmas Dance, SILVER SHADOWSJ a penny drive: Junior Week: a shoe shine: the senior luncheon: and the senior tea, Hu, Q ,- .qi ,ikgf rl A l. T, P Rick Abe Diane Amicarella Maureen Andal Delsie Anderson Karen Anderson Alison Anzai Steve Araki Byron Babka Kathy Baer Jerry Balcom Ken Banchero Wayne Barrett -13 3 5' 4 I . 'W Gd art! J- '..,', f fr, t' as ,N h ,it l Rp- 1.3 , 7 i Y? 6,51 I 33 Dean Barrick Barry Blackburn Kevin Bolter Coreen Bonari Joanne Boroevich Teresa Brand Susan Brewer Maggie Bricker Mike Brooks Jim Brueckner Mike Burge Arthel Burkland Robert Buske Tom Byers David Caldwell Linda Callahan Steve Campbell Larry Carton Daniel Chan Kevin Chan Genevieve Charlie Mamie Childress David Chin Joyce Chin Patricia Chin Phillip Chin Maryann Chinn Janet Chlentzos Launi Clark Alton Clott Theresa Cole Ann Coles Ken Conlon Donna Cooper Tim Cooper fill? 5 ' Q , ,g f if . i KE l Q in Q, it 'D gi S 'B We i fl I il!- z , ' li,-il Ai 34 Mike Craig Jeannette Crocker Wade Dahl Charles D'ArielIi Maurice Dean Terry Della Mark Desimorie Kathy Dial Ozzie Diamond Mike DiGrazia Randy Dunn Hay DuPont unior's life Elaine Durham Bonnie Duwe Sandra Ellison Sharon Erbstoesser Jeri Fanelli Terri Fasevich Alice Feist Don Felder Mike Fincher Tom Fleck Yvonne Fonceca Elaine Fowler Many Fox Dorothea Frelinger Jim Fritzinger Sandra Fritzinger Ella Mae Frost Jerry Fujita Irene Fujitomi Cynthia Gabriel Paul Galvin Jeff Garton Danny Ghramm Norman Golla Marion Gribble Austin Gross Doug Gross Laura Grosvenor f . .C r Q , W- ii . f,.f , .4 .g.Ji'ie', - ceq Lg. -..- , w E5 ar 'Ne r Jr Marvin Hamanishi Bonny Hansen Mike Hansen Roger Harrah Mary Harrison Vicki Harsham Darla Hatfield Debbie Hayashida Mary Hedgcock Wally Hedman Kurt Hefner Carol Hill Lee Hodgson Cheryl Hoffman Sanford Horn Laurie Hornann Kathy House Yon Chi Hoy Charles Hybridge Ellen lmai Joyce Izumi a constant challenge. A an Jerome Jackson Keiko Jo Bryan Johnson Devyonne Johnson Jennifer Johnson Ron Johnson 'L ik' , J Penny Jones Richard Kajita Richard Kato Lilly Kauffman Louis Keith I lf: Robert Kennar Judy Kennedy -.J Kris Kero Don Kipper Glen Kiyonaga Stan Kondo !'QvZ5 George Kosue 'Mr Y 1 s I .5 ' , Tj' . Corinne Kosugi Garey Lakey HZQV.. 'I K L I ,gr 'U' ES Sheila McCray Maureen McGrath Patsy McMillan Janice Medina Chris Miller Walter Miskowicz Robert Mito Beverly Mizumoto Kathleen Moore Steve Munn Keith Muramoto Shawn Murphy 36 Marlys Landon Barb Larson John Law Gordon Lee Jasmine Lee Judy Lee Nancy Lee Janet Leone Dennis LePonis Mike Lesniak James Lester Ron Lewis Naegwen Lim Chuck Lindberg Bill Lingenfelter Sharon Lingenfelter Maria Llanes Nancy Lock Ken Locke Loni Low Nora Low Patti Low Stephanie Lum Katherine Lundin Kathy Lutz Penne Mamiya Herman Mar Alvin Mark Charles Markley Aaron Marshall Mike Mather Mark Matsuda Gary Matsuzaki Larry Matteoni Carolyn McCormick Rick Nelson Mable Ng Linda Nichols Yoshiyuki Nishikawa Nancy Nishimura Roger Noble Ron Odegard Tina Olson Marson Ong Joy Osaki Joyce Osaki Toshikazu Osako Jim Pankiewicz Luciano Papini Ruth Parker Linda Parnell Virginia Pascoe Carol Pavone Janice Peaks Bonita Pearsall Willie Peoples Monica Petta Suzanne Purkapile Danny Redmond Don Rispoli Gearge Roberts Paula Flobijn Philip Robinson am r fr. H? e gains valuable experiences Mary Roppo Kathy Rossi Bob Russo Frank Ruljancich Mary Sabado Teresa Sakauye Pat Saludo Ursula Schaefer Suzanne Schaute Tom Schwendeman Herb Sells Janie Shapiro Wayne Sharp Jeanette Shattuck Linda Lee Shell Dennis Shimomura Edward Shinbo Roy Shoup .t,,' , K ull in Y' i, I L g . lla' e stands prepared for the future. - Al 'fu A J Myra Shukis Sue Sigmund Gail Simon Lois Smith Mike Smith Paul Smith Annette Solvik Jim Sposari Carlyn Stanford Terry Stanley Susan Stowell Donna Summers Tom Supino Pat Swift Jerry Sykes Randy Tada Vicki Tagami Louise Takagi Marian Takizawa Gary Tameno Jim Tarabochia Linda Taylor Tanya Thomas Gary Thompson Jim Thrash Kathy Till Wenty Tokuda Vicki Toyohara Gary Traverso Rick Trippel Mason Tsuchikawa Steve Tsuji Darrell Tsujii John Uchida Evelyn Uyeda Karen Vallade Judy Van Cleave Rita Villanueva Mark Warner Carol Warren Janet Warren Russell Watanabe Wendy Watanabe J im Watson Margit Weisz Kay Wells Cheryl Williams Pearlie Williams Gail Wilson . ,' 7, f f - 4-1 if Lee Wilson Linda Wing Cathi Wirtz Barbara Wohn Edward Woo John Wu Mary Yamamoto Samuel Yazzalino Patty Ybarra Darrly Yee Lilly Yoshida I, ., Susan Youngman .zz-V, S., Pat Zuvela Junior Honor Society Left to right, FRONT ROW: Jasmine Lee, Naegwen Lim, Keiko Jo, Joyce Izumi, Joyce Chin, Stephanie Lum, Maryann Chinn, Ellen lmai, Penne Mamiya. SECOND ROW: Sanford Hom, Alison Anzai, Terri Fasevich, Kar- en Anderson, Valerie Ko, Arthel Burkland, Irene Fujitomi, Glen Kiyonaga, Richard Kato. BACK ROW: Russell Watanabe, Robert Mito, David Chin, Mike Burge, Dean Barrick. Marvin Hamanishi, Jefl Garton, Alvin Mark, Chris Miller. Left to right, FRONT ROW: John Uchida, Corinne Kosugi, Beverly Mizumoto, Vicki Toyohara, Steve Tsuji. SECOND ROW: Jim Thrash. Wen- dy Tokuda, Mary Sabado, Mary Yamamoto, Linda Wing, Nancy Nishimura, Patty Ybarra, Randy Tada. BACK ROW: Keith Muramoto, Pat Zuvela, Tina Olson, Vicki Tagami, Mable Ng, Suzanne Schaute, Gail Wilson, Paula Flobijn, Cathi Wirtz. VICE PRESIDENT Jody Yoshijima SECRETARY Karen Virkelyst TREASURER Greg Della PRESIDENT Ross Rogers The class of '67 graduates with memories of hard work and fun. They remember how they, as sophomores, first came to Cleveland: and how they, as juniors, advanced in knowl- edge and maturity. A penny drive, a carwash, the Senior Cruise. and the Senior Prom were just part of their busy calendar, as seniors. The school will remember the class of '67 as a lively, spirited group that contributed to the traditionally friendly atmosphere of Cleveland. As graduates, they know the diploma to be an important key in unlocking their individual futures. ADVISOR Mr.Jess Hurley Members of Senior Council, pictured at the right arei left to right, FRONT ROW: Gordy Yee. Richard Habu, Phyllis Hamanishi. Faye Woo, Ellen Lew, Barry Uchida. SECOND ROW: Nancy Harrel, Vicki Crallie, Lai Ping Woo, Cora Miyazaki. BACK ROW: Bruce Ouarles, Harry Hansen, Carol Haight, Stacy Egeland. BRENDA AGNEW Orchestra 2, Girls' Drill Team 4, Spanish Club 4, FTA 4, Teacher's Assistant 4 JENNIFER ALBA Student Council 4, ASC Committees 4, FBLA 4, Bookkeeping Treas- urer 2,3,4 KATHIE ALPERT Girls' Club Sr. Cabinet 4, Spanish Club 2,3,4, FTA 2,4, Teacher's Assistant 2,3,-4, Debate 2,3 NANCY AMODEI FBLA 3, Dance Com- mittee4 BILLYNDA ANDERSON Swim Team 2, Girls' Drill Team 4, Teacher's Assistant 3.4. Jr. Christmas Dance, Dance Committee 4 JIM ANDERSON Swim Team 2, Concert Choir 2,3,4, Madrigals 2,3,4 LINDA ANDERSON FBLA 4 LYNN ARNOT ROSE AYALA Student Council 4, Spanish Club 2,3, FBLA Secretary-Treasurer 3.4. Pep Committee 4, Dance Committee 4 NANCY AZEVEDO Marching Band Ma- jorette 3,4, Journal 3,4, Fire Squad 4. Teacher's Assistant 2,3,4 JERRY BALDOZ LINDA BARBARUS Constitution Corn- mittee 4, Song Leader 4, FBLA 4, Teacher's Assistant 4, Pep Committee 3.4 DEE BARDEN Student Council 3, Girls' Club Recording Secretary 4, Girls' Club Sr. Cabinet 3, Honor Society 2,3.4. Spanish Club 2.3.4 NANCY BECKER ALAN BELIN ROBERT BERG Committee Council 4. Teacher's Assistant'4, Thespians Vice- President 3.4, Sr. Prom Council. Jr. Council MIKE BERGLAND Concert Choir 2.3.4. Cross Country 2, Madrigals 3.4 KATHY BERGSTROM Girls' Club Committees 2, Teacher's Assistant 3,4, Dance Committee 2, Girls' Club 4 VICKI BERTSCH German Club 2.3 MARY BETCHER Student Council 3,4, Journal 3,4, French Club 3,4, Quill and Scroll 4. Dance Committee 3,4 BILL BLACKWELL Track 3,4, Cross Country 2,4, Concert Band 2, Teachers Assistant 3,4 JANICE BOHLIN Assembly Planning Chairman 4, Journal 3,4, Ouill and Scroll 4, Pep Committee 3,4, Sr. Tea Chairman 3 BRENDA BONNER Girls' Club Commit- tees 2,3,4, Orchestra 2, Girls' Drill Team 4. FTA 3,4, Library Assistant 2 JANEE BOSSUYT Student Council 3, FBLA 3, Teacfher's Assistant 3, Sr. Prom Council, Pep Committee 4 JERRY BOWMAN Football 2,3,4, Basket- ball 2,3, Baseball 2,3,4, Lettermen's Club Secretary 4, Talon Men 2 CAROL BOYD Concert Choir 2,3,4, Mad- rigals 4, Thespians 3.4, Sr. Play 3, Soph. Council JACK BROWDER Concert Choir 2.3, Madrigals 3, German Club 2,3, Teacher's Assistant3. RANDY BROWN Track 2, Soph. Council WESLEY BROWNING Honor Society 2.3, 4 GARY BULLOCK Assembly Planning Chairman 4, Golf 2,3,4, Lettermen's Club 3. 4, Concert Band 2,3, Honor Society 2,3,4 ROBERT BURDEN Basketball 2,3,4, Golf 2, Concert Choir Vice-President 4, Student Council 3, Sales Committee 4 GLEVELANQ R W5 ij, -1 LEADERSHIP Ross Rogers Kristi Knowles Doug McKnight TONI LEE BURGE Girls' Intramurals 2. Spades 2, Oflioe Assistant 4, Teacher's Assistant3 JIM BURGER Football Manager 3,4. Basketball Manager 3,4, Baseball Manager 2,3,4, Lettermen's Club 4, Boys' Club 2.3,4 BONNIE BURKE Girls' Club Vice-Presi- dent 4, Student Council 4, Journal Fall Edi- tor 3,4. Honor Society 3,4, Ouill and Scroll 3.4 DIANN BURKE Sr. Prom Council, Jr. Christmas Dance, Fire Squad 4, Teacher's Assistant3 LAURA BUTLER Activity Council 4. Jr. Council, Girls' Club Committees 2,3.4. French Club 2,3, FBLA 4 TOM CADIENTE ASC Committees 3,4. Spanish Club 2.3.4, Student Council 4 VENlCE CALDWELL Girls' Club Commit- tees 2, Chex Committee 2, FBLA 3,4, Fire Squad 2, Teacher's Assistant 2 BRUCE CAMERON Boys' Club Vice- President 4, Football 2,3,4, Lettermen's Club Vice-President 4, Journal Sports Edi- tor 3,4. Talon Men 2,3,4 The senior will soon be on his own LARRY CAPPA Basketball Manager 2 MARLENE CARDWELL MEL CARDWELL BOB CASON Boys' Club Secretary 4. Football 2,3,4, Basketball 2,3,4, Baseball 2,3,4, Lettermen's Club President 4 CLARA CHEESMAN Girls' Drill Team 4. French Club 2, FBLA 4, Pep Committe 4 MAY CHEW Girls' Club Committee 2.4. Honor Society 2, French Club 3 CANDY CHIN Soph. Council, Jr. Council. Girls' Club Sr. Cabinet 3, Honor Society 2. 3,4, Jr. Christmas Dance SUZANNE CHIN Parliamentarian 4. Dance Committee Chairman 3, Girls' Club Sr. Cabinet 3.4, Honor Society 2,3, Jr, Christmas Dance ARNOLD CHINN CANDIS CHINN GERALD CHINN Student Council 4. Concert Band 2,3,4, Marching Band 2.3.4, Honor Society 2,3,4, Pep Band 2,3,4 SAM CHINN BOB CLARK Football 2,3, Baseball 2, Stage Crew 2.3,4 SHIRLEY CLARK Library Assistant 3 MARTY CLINE Track 3, Weight lifting 3. 100 Mile Club 3 DANNY COOK Golf 2,3, Marching Band 2,3, Instrumental Ensemble 2,3 JUDY COWLES WE? xi .fx French Club 2,3 BARBARA DESIMONE Girls' Club Com- mittees 2. Spanish Club 3, FBLA 3,4, Office Assistant 3, ASC Committees 4 SUSAN DESIMONE Student Council 3, Spanish Club 3, FBLA 3,4, Pep Committee 4, Dance Committee 4 STELLA DIAZ DEL CASTILLO ln- termediate Choir 4, Spanish Club 4 BOB DIESSO Aquila Art Editor 4, Sr. Prom Council JANET COOK Concert Choir 4. ln- termediate Choir 3, Nurse's Assistant 3,4, Teacher's Assistant 2,3,4, Thespians 3,4 JOY COOPER Office Assistant 2,3,4, Li- brary Assistant 2,3, Lunch Room 3 VICKI CRALLIE Senior Council, Girls' Club Sr. Cabinet 3, Girls' Club Committees 3.4, Spanish Club 3,4, Debate 2,3 RON DAVIS Football 2,3,4, Baseball 2,3, 4, Weight Lifting 2,3,4, Lettermen's Club 3, 4. Teacher's Assistant 3,4 CHERYL DAWSON Girls' Club Sr. Cabi- net 4. Journal 4, Honor Society 2,3,4, GREG DELLA Student Council 4, Sr. Class Treasurer 4, Talon Men 3,4, Teach- er's Assistant 3, Library Assistant 3 l JANICE D'AFllELLl Girls' Club Corre- sponding Secretary 4. Aquila Assistant Edi- tor 4, Journal 3.4, Sr. Prom Council, Jr. Christmas Dance CATHY DAHL German Club 2,3 STEVE DALLAS Football 2,3,4, Baseball 2,3,4, Letterrnen's Club 3.4 SUSAN D'AMBROSlO Girls' Club Com- mittees 2, Journal Business Manager 4. French Club 2,3, Fire Squad 4, Teacher's Assistant 3.4 JIM DERTING Baseball 2.4, Weight Lift- ing 2, Office Assistant 3, Teacher's Assist- ant 4, Constitution Committee 4 EDMOND ENG Cross Country 3. Tennis 3, Weight Lifting 3, 'IOO Mile Club 3 JOANN ERBSTOESSER Student Council 4, Girls' Club Cabinet 2, Honor Society 2.3. 4. French Club 2.3.4. Teachers Assistant 2.4 MIKE ERICKSON Football 2.3, Stage Crew Assistant Manager 2.3.4. Thespians 2.3.4 STEVE EWING Football 2.3.4, Basketball 2.3, Track 2.3,4, Weight men's Club 4 Lifting 3. Letter- Girls' Club 4 ww' LARRY FERRARI VALERIE DIESSO Soph. Council. Jr. Council. Sr. Council. Girls' Club Commit- tees 3.4. Jr, Christmas Dance ROSEMARY DIJULIO Girls' Drill Team 4. FBLA 4, Sr, Council. Pep Committee 3 GREG DIMARTINO Boys' Club President 4. Football 2.3.4. Track 2,3,4, Lettermen's Club 2.3.4. Talon Men Vice-President 3.4 BOB DOWNEY Activity Council 3.4, Track 2.3.4. Fire Squad Vice-President 3. Fire Squad President 4 TERESA DURANTE Teacher's Assistant 4. Library Assistant 3 MATHILDE DYDUCH German Club 2.3. FTA 2. FBLA 4, Teacher's Assistant 4 STACY EGELAND Activity Council 3.4, Football 2. Swim Team President 2.3.4. Concert Band 2.3.4. Chess Club President 4 BARBARA ELDER Concert Choir 4 DAVID FAlRBAlRN Golf 3.4. Lettermen's Club 4. Spanish Club 4 PAM FERRELL Honor Society 2.3.4. Spanish Club 2. Teachers Assistant 2.3. GlL FIFER Sr. Play 4. Thespians 4 2' .X wikis nfl? tf w if 2 IZA ggfgfsiflfiftii 64218 . '1 gat V 5 . t v i' I 9 i V kiif-55:2-.iii -t ,Q - I Q . 45 JOY FJELDAL Journal 3. Office Assistant 2.3.4 BETTY FRITZINGER Concert Band Secre- tary 3.4. Marching Band 2.3.4. Honor So- ciety 2.3.4. French Club 2.3.4 GEORGE FROST Football 2.3.4. Track 2. 3.4. Weight Lifting 2.3. Lettermen's Club 4. 100 Mile Club 2 LARRY FULMER Swim Team Captain 2. 3. Spanish Club 4. Library Assistant 2. Chess Club2 BOBBIE GABRIEL Teachers Assistant 2, Stage Crew 4, Dance Committee 3 JOE GARBINI Student Council 3,ASC Treasurer 4, Activity Council 3,4, Honor Society 2,3,4, Talon Men President 4 RONNIE GARRISON Cross Country 2, Swim Team 2,3, Concen Choir 2,3,4, Mad- rigals 3,4, Talent Show 2,3,4 JEANNE GAUSTAD Sr. Council, Girls' Club Committees 2.3, Song Leader 4, ln- strumental Ensemble 3, French Club 2 JANIE GENOVESE FBLA 4, Sopn. Coun- cil, Pep Committee 3,4, Dance Committee 3, Constitution Committee 4. LUCY GEORGE JOHN GRANTLAND Pep Club Co-Chair- man 4, Boys' Club Cabinet 4, Yell Leader 3, Journal Sports Editor 3.4, Talon Men 3,4 SHARON GREENBERG Girls' Club Committees 2,3,4. Journal 4, French Club 2,3,4, Teacher's Assistant 2, Jr. Christmas Dance BARBARA GRIMES Girls' Intramurals 2. 3,4, German Club 3, Teacher's Assistant 2, Library Assistant 2, Student Council 3 KARIN GROBE Student Council 2, Sales Committee Chairman 4, Honor Society 2,3, 4, Honor Society Vice President 4 CLAYTON GROSS SERVICE TO SCHOOL Joe Garbini Larry Petty Ginlin Woo NATALIE GUIBERSON Spanish Club 2,3. 4, FBLA 4, Teacher's Assistant 3 MADELAINE HABU French Club 4, Spades 2.3, Teacher's Assistant 3,4 RICHARD HABU Jr. Council, Sr. Council Honor Society 3,4, FTA 4, Spades Vice President 2,3 EILEEN HADA ASC Committees 3, Girls' Club Committees 2.3.4, FBLA 4, Office As sistant 3, Teacher's Assistant 3 Teachers' Assistant 4 4. Quill and Scroll 3,4 JAM ES HAMASAKI BARB HAFNER Girls' Club Committees 2. Girls' Intramurals 2, French Club 4. CAROL HAIGHT Student Council 2,3. Pep Committee 4, Journal 3,4, Fire Squad PHYLLIS HAMANISHI Girls' Club Com- mittees 2,3, Madrigals 2,3, Spanish Club 2. 3,4, Jr. Council, Senior Council 0 0 I new life lies a head of him. SUE HANCOCK Sr. Council 4. Concert Choir 3,4, Madrigals 4, Spanish Club 4. Make-up Crew Chairman 3 HARRY HANSEN Sr. Council, Boys' Club Cabinet 4, Golf 2,3,4, Letterme-n's Club 2,3. 4, Aquila 3 VOYCEL HARGROVE NANCY HARREL Sr. Council, Teacher's Assistant 2,3,4, Constitution Committee Chairman 4, Pep Committee 4. Dance Committee 4 ARTHUR HARRISON German Club 3,4. Concert Choir 2 BILL HARRISON Soph. Council, Baseball 2.3, Weight Lifting 2,3 JUDY HARTMAN Spanish Club 2.3. FBLA 3.4, Pep Committee4 GREG HAYASHIDA Student Council 3, Soph. Council, Golf 2,3,4, Lettermen's Club 3.4, Aquila Photographer 4 GAYLE HEDMAN Concert Band 2. Marching Band 2, Concert Choir 2.3,4, Jr. Christmas Dance, ASC Committees 4 DARREL HENDRICKSON KRISTY HENDRICKSON Inter-High Exe- cutive 4, Girls' Club Sr. Cabinet 2,3, Honor Society 2,3,4, Honor Society Secretary 3. Cleveland Day Co-Chairman 3 DIANNA HENDRIX ASC Committees 2. 3,4, Soph. Council, Girls' Club Sr. Cabinet 4. Honor Society 2,3,4. Spanish Club 2.3 , rar-Q' 'irzfig 4 ' ot even the CHARLOTTE IWATA Student Council 3, Activity Council 4. Committee Council 3. Song Queen 4. Soph. Council A gs., 5 ,'-, f it ,K ' 1 ci t r ai - , 4323 'fit ..5.jj' JOHANNA HUMBLE Spanish Club 4, Teacher's Assistant 4, Thespians 4, Sr. Play MARGIE HUME Concert Choir 3.4, Girls' Drill Team 4. Teacher's Assistant 3 BILL HICKAM mittee 3.4 LANE HOM EDWARD HORNE Football 2.3.4. Bas- ketball 2.3,4, Track 2.3.4. Lettermen's Club 2.3.4. Teacher's Assistant 3 KATHY HOWARD FBLA 4. Pep Commit- tee 2.3.4. Dance Committee 2.3. Girls' Club Committees 2.3 HARRY HUEY Track 3.4, Cross Country 3.4, Weight Lifting 3.4, 100 Mile Club 3.4, Honor Society 2.3.4 HENRY HUEY Track 3.4. Cross Country 3.4. Weight Lifting 3.4. 100 Mile Club 3.4, Honor Society 2.3.4 excitement of a new world CHRISTINE JACOBSON Student Council 3. Girls' Club 2.3.4. Honor Society 2, Span- ish Club 2.3. FBLA 2,4 CHARLES JAMES Football 2.3.4, Bas- ketball 2,3.4, Baseball 2.3.4. Lettermen's Club 3.4. Spanish Club 4 DON JAMES Football 2.3.4, Track 2.3. Weight Lifting 2.3, Lettermen's Club 2.3.4. 100 Mile Club 3 RENEE JANSEN Swim Team 4, Girls' ln- tramurals 4, Concert Choir 4, Madrigals 4. PAULA HILBORN Thespians 34 Make Up Committee 2 34 Sr Play Prop Com MAC HOOKS Baseball 34 Weight Lift ing 3 4 Concert Band 4 Marching Band 4 Spades 4 LINDA JENKINS Girls' Intramurals 3. Concert Choir 3. French Club 2 TINA JENSEN German Club 2. FBLA 4. Stage Crew 4. Pep Committee 4. Dance Committee3 CATHIE JOHNSON Concert Choir 2.3,4, Madrigals 2.3.4 RAVEN JOHNSON Football 2.3.4, Base- ball 2. Track 3.4. Weight Lifting 3,4, 100 Mile Club 3 STEVE JOHNSON SUSAN JOHNSON CONNIE LEE JONES Intermediate Choir PAM JONIENTZ Honor Society 4 Span ish Club 2 FBLA 4 Teacher s Assistant 4 MARGIE KACZOR Journal 3 4 Honor Society 2 3 4 Ouill and Scroll President 4 Inter High Representative 4 JUNE KAJIWARA Girls Club Committees 3 Girls Intramurals 2 Spanish Club 34 French Club 2 Pep Committee 4 KEN KATAYAMA Football 2 3 4 Track 3 4 Weight Lifting 3 NANCY KAZAMA ASC Committees 3,4. Girls' Club Sr. Cabinet 4, Aquila Layout Edie tor 4. Honor Society 2.3.4. French Club 2,3 MIKE KELLY Library Assistant 3.4. Boys' Club 2,3,4 DON KING Cross Country 2,3. Weight Lifting 2 PAUL KLINKAM Activity Council 4, Boys' Club Cabinet 4, Honor Society President 4. Talon Men 3,4, Dance Committee 3,4 KRISTI KNOWLES Student Council 4, Activity Council 4, Committee Council 3. Girls' Club President 4. Honor Society 2.3.4 can make him forget the past three years ALVIN KO Student Council 2,3, Tennis 3. 4, Lettermen's Club 3,4, Honor Society 2,3, 4, Sr. Prom Council JANYCE KO ASC Committee Coordinator 4. Aquila Sr. Editor 4, Honor Society 2,3,4. Sr. Prom Council, Jr. Christmas Dance JOHN KREVEY Activity Council 3, Honor Society 2,3,4 JIM KUNIYUKI Jr. Council, Teacher's Assistant2 KATHY KURIYAMA Girls' Intramurals 2, 3, Song Leader 4, Honor Society 2.3.4. Debate 2,3, Pep Committee 4 ANDY LaGRANGE Track 2,3, Cross Country 3, Weight Lifting 3, Lettermen's Club 3,4, 100 Mile Club 3 MARIO LaMADFllD Yell Leader 4, Sr. Prom Council, Jr. Christmas Dance, Dance Committee 2,3, Pep Committee 4 DENNIS LeCl.ECH Spanish Club 4, Li- brary Assistant 2. Chess Club 4 ,4- SHARON LEE Girls' Club Committees 2, 3,4 LANNY LEN Baseball 2.3.4. weagm tm- ing 3.4. too Mile club 3 ELLEN LEW Jr. Council, Sr, Council, Aquila Business Manager 4. German Club 2.3.4, Sr. Prom Council GAIL LEWIS Girls' Club Committees 2.3. 4, Girls' Intramurals 2.3, Journal 4. Honor Society 2.4 BETTY LOCK ASC Committees 3. Sr. Council. Girls' Club Sr. Cabinet 2.3. Gerf man Club 2,3, Sr. Prom Council LAURA LONG Girls' Club Committees 3. Journal 3.4. Spanish Club 3. FBLA 3. Thes' pians 4 LOUELLA LOOK Girls' Club Committees 3, Pep Committee 4 KAREN LOUIE Girls' Club 2.3. Honor Society 2. French Club 2 ALAN LOW Activity Council 3, German Club 2.3.4. Teachers Assistant 4. Chess Club4 NANNETTE LUCAS ASC Vice President 4. Honor Society 2,3,4, Activity Council 4. Pep Committee 2.3.4. Student Council 3.4 FRIENDLIEST Mario LaMadrid Charlotte Iwata Lai Ping Woo JIM LEE Tennis 2.3.4, Honor Society 2 3.4, German Club 2,3, Pep Committee 4 Sr. Council EDNA LUM BILL LUNDIN Activity Council 4. Concert Choir 2.3. Madrigals 3, Stage Crew 2.3.4. Thespians 3,4 RICK MABRA Weight Lifting 3,4, Stage Crew4 VELMA MANNING Girls' Club Commit- tees 2, Intermediate Choir 2, Fire Squad 4 CAROL MANZO Soph. Council, Girls' Club Sr. Cabinet 3. Jr. Christmas Dance. ASC Committees 2.3.4 FRANK MARSHALL Basketball 2, Track 2,3.4 VERNON MARTIN Football 2.3.4, Bas- ketball 2,3,4, Track 2,3.4. Lettermen's Club 3,4, Concert Choir 2,4 GARY MARTINO Football 2,3, Basketball 2. Baseball 2.3.4. Concert Choir 2,3. Teacher's Assistant 3 LIN DA MARTY Teacher's Assistant 3. Dance Committee 3, Pep Committee 3 PATTY MASUDA Song Leader 4, Jr. Class President 3, Soph. Class Secretary 2. PATTY MATSUMOTO Jr, Council, Song Leader 4, Honor Society 2.3.4, French Club Treasurer 2, Honor Society Treasurer 3 PEPPIEST Julie Rosten Dauna Smith Patty Masuda John Uyeji Honor Society 2,3,4. Girls' Club Sr. Cabinet 4 JIM MCCULLOCH Spanish Club 4, Chess MELANIE MATTSON Girls' Club 4, Hon- or Society 2,4, Constitution Committee 4 BOB MAYEDA Football 2.3, Weight Lih- ing 2.3, Spanish Club 3 ERNIE MERLINO Football 3, Weight Lift ing 3, Instrumental Ensemble 4 JOE MERLINO Activity Council 3, Foot ball 2,3,4, Baseball 3,4, Talon Men 3,4, Jr. Christmas Dance PAT METTS HOWARD MILLER Journal 3 Concert Choir 3,4 CIub4 FRANK MCDONALD Library Assistant 4 MARGARET McEWAN Girls' Club 2 JERALYN MCGUIRE Sr. Council. Girls' Club Committees 3, FBLA 4 DOUG MCKNIGHT ASC President 4, Soph. Class Vice President 2, Jr, Class Vice President 3, Honor Society 2,3,4, Talon Men 3,4 TOMMY MITCHELL Weight Lifting 2 CORA MIYAZAKI ASC Committees 4, Girls' Club Sr. Cabinet 4, Girls' Club Com- mittee 2,3.4, Honor Society 2.3.4, Spanish Club 2,3,4 ANGELA MOLINARI Jr. Council, Teach' er's Assistant 2,4 VANETTA MOLSON Library Assistant 4, Dance Committee 4 DAVE MCDONALD Basketball 4 it BILL MONROE DAN MORGENROTH Football Manager 2.3,4, Concert Choir 4, Track Manager 2. Student Council 3 MARLENE MORROW Girls' Club 2,3,4, FBLA Treasurer 3, FBLA Vice President 4 TIM MURPHY Football 2, Weight Lifting 2, Aquila Sports Editor 3, Sales Committee 4 MARCIA NAKASHIMA Student Council Historian 4. ASC Committees 3, French Club 2, Sr. Prom Council DAVE NELSON Journal Editorial Editor 4, Honor Society 3.4. French Club 2, Ouill and Scroll Vice President 4 DONNA NELSON Dance Committee 3, Publicity Committee 3 GLENN NEWELL German Club 4. Fire Squad 4, Chess Club4 er's Assistant 4 CHERYL NICHOLAS Swim Team 2 French Club 2, Office Assistant 2.3. Teach KATHY NYLUND Journal 3, Office Assist- ant 2,3, Teacher's Assistant 3.4. Debate 2 HAROLD OGDEN MARTIN ONG Weight Lifting REIKO OSAKO Girls' Club Committees 3, Girls' lntramurals 4, Girls' Drill Team 4, Spanish Club 3,4 SHEILA PARKER Girls' lntramurals 2.3. Concert Choir 2.3.4, Teacher's Assistant 3, Library Assistant 2 BONNIE PARTAIN DAVID PATTERSON FBLA4 ANITA PEARSALL Girls' Club Commit- tees 2. Concert Choir 4, Intermediate Choir 4, German Club 2, Teacher's Assistant 2,3 STEVE PERRAULT DIANE PETERS JERRY PETITT Football 2.3.4, Track 2.3, Weight Lifting 2.3.4 V4 LARRY PETTY Cross Country 4. Baseball 3.4, Concert Band 2.3.4. Drum Major 2.3.4 ROBERT PHILLIPS Weight Lifting 3, Marching Band 2.3.4 LINDA PILLAR Girls' Drill Team 4, Girls' Intramurals 2.3.4. FBLA 3.4, Teacher's As- sistant 2.4, Thespians 4 GORDON PLUTE Student Council 3.4. Soph. Council, Boys' Club Treasurer 4. Football 2, Talon Men 3,4 it :ffztssc . lil- .IJ f ' T 231524 t ,r- i, V vb ll' I I , 2 Ft? , + f ' , X A I. f NORM PO RTEOUS SUSAN PREMEL Teachers Assistant 3. Girls' Glee Club 2 BRUCE QUARLES Awards Committee 2, Sr. Council. Track 2.3.4, Boys' Intramurals BERNADETE RAZEVSKA Girls' Club Sr. Cabinet 4, Girls' Club Committees 2.3, Honor Society 4. German Club 2.3 MARYANNE REICHLE Spanish Club 2.3, FBLA 2.3.4, Office Assistant 3. Teacher's Assistant 2.3.4 TOM RENGSTORF Student Council 4, Basketball 3.4, Concert Choir 3.4. Spanish Club 4. Boys' Intramurals 3.4 BILL RENGSTORF Each pain and joy he has felt is now important ROLAND RAM BERG GLORIA ROBERTS Girls Intramurals 2.3. 4. Concert Choir 3, Intermediate Choir 2. Teacher's Assistant 4 DOUG ROBINSON Football 2.3.4. Weight Lifting 3 ROSS ROGERS Activity Council 4. Sr. Class President 4, Weight Lifting 3.4. Talon Men Vice President 3, Talon Men 3.4 PAUL ROPPO Student Council 4. Com- mittee Council 3. Spanish Club 2.3 TERESA ROSEBERRY FBLA 4. Teacher's Assistant 2,4 JULIE ROSTEN Student Council 2.3. ASC Secretary 4. Honor Society 2.3.4. Jr. Christmas Dance, Nordstrom-Best Fashion Board 4 JUDY SAIKI Girls' Club Committees 4. Spanish Club 4. FBLA 4. Teacher's Assist- ant 4 Spanish Club 2 KEN SAKODA Honor Society 2 34 SARA SAKURA Student Council 4. Honor Society 2.4. FBLA 4. Sr. Prom Co-Chair- man, Pep Committee 4 NANCY SALUDO Girls' Intramurals Pres- ident 2.3.4 PENNY SANDLAND Girls' Club Commit- tees 3. German Club 2. FBLA 3.4, Teach- er's Assistant 4, Pep Committee 2 MIDGE SARTAlN Activity Council 4, ln- termediate Choir 3, Teachers Assistant 3. Thespians President 4, Debate 2 BARBARA SCHIERMAN Committee Council 4, Pep Committee Co-Chairman 4. FBLA 3.4, Office Assistant 3 RICHARD SCHWENDEMAN JOANN SENTINELLA Girls' Club 4. Jr. Council, Dance Committee 2.3. Pep Com- mittee 2,3,4 DEBBIE SHEPHERD Girls' Drill Team 4. FBLA 3.4, Fire Squad 4, Oflice Assistant 3. 4, Teachers Assistant 4 steve SH ERARD Football 2.3.4, vveigm Lifting 2,3,4 Karin Grobe Eugene Usui GARY SILVERNAIL Football 2.3.4. Bas- ketball 2.3.4, Track 2, Lettermen's Club 3,4 HUBERT SIMS Football 3.4, Track 3.4, Weight Lifting 2.3.4, Lettermen's Club 3,4 JOHNNY SING RICHARD SLADE Baseball 2.3.4. Letter- men's Club 3.4, Honor Society 2.3.4. Talon Men Secretary-Treasurer 3.4. Sr. Prom Council DAUNA SMITH Journal Cub Editor 3. Honor Society 3, Spanish Club 3,4, FBLA 4, Office Assistant 2 JANE SMITH Jr. Council, Girls' Club Committees 4, Spanish Club 2.3.4, FTA 2,3 KATHY SMITH Committee Council 3.4, Journal 3,4, Spanish Club 2.3, Teacher's Assistant 4, Ouill and Scroll Secretary- Treasurer4 DIANE SNOW Teacher's Assistant 3,4, RONALD SOO Tennis 3,4, Spanish Club 4, Jr. Council, Pep Committee 4 DIANE ST. JOHN Girls' Club Sr. Cabinet 3, Spades 2, Office Assistant 2,3, Teacher's Assistant 2 LINDASTEADMAN SANDRA STEADMAN Student Council 2, Soph. Council, Girls' Club 3, Jr. Christ- mas Dance, Pep Committee 3,4 All this experience will be needed Library Assistant 2,3, Publicity Committee 3 RICK SOM ES Football 2 Spanish Club 2 3, Teacher's Assistant 2 Stage Crew 2 HARLEY STEGGALL Student Council 4 LOUISE STEGGALL Spanish Club 3. FTA 3.4, Ollice Assistant 4, Library Assistant 2, 3 DIANE STENCE WENDY STENCE Concert Choir 2.3.4. Teacher's Assistant 3, Thespians 3 LOIS STILLMAKER Girls Club Treasurer 4, Honor Society 2.3.4, French Club Vice President 3, All City Orchestra 2,3, Girls' State4 DAVID STOWELL DARYL STULL Fire Squad 4 OLIN STUMP MAFIYJO SUSAK RON SUTTELL Basketball 2.3.4, Track 2. Honor Society 2,3 JOANN SWOFFORD Girls' Intramurals 2, Concert Choir 2,3, Journal 2,3, German 2, 3. Office Assistant 2,3 KEN TAKAMARU Baseball 4, Yell Leader 4, Pep Committee 4, Publicity Committee 4 RYOKO TAKAMARU Student Council 4 Girls Club 3 Spanish Club 2 3 Teachers Assistant2 Jr Christmas Dance PAT TERRY Soph Council Basketball 4 Baseball 34 Spanish Club 2 Teachers Assistant 2 3 PEGGY TERRY Girls DrillTeam 4 FTA3 Office Assistant 3 Teachers Assistant Library Assistant 3 SUSAN THAYER FRAN K THOMSON MARY THRASH Teacher's Assistant 4. Thespians4 STEVE TIETJE NANCY TONDA FBLA 4 KEN TOWNS LARRY TROUP as tomorrow becomes today. STAN TONG ASC Committees 4, Tennis 4, Aquila Photographer 4 VERA MAE TRETO .ma MARY TRUMAN VICKI TSUCHIDA Student Council 2.3.4. Quill and Scroll 4, Jr. Class Secretary 3. Aquila Editor 4, Honor Society 2,3,4 CHARLENE TSUJI Jr. Council, Girls Club Sr. Cabinet 4, Girls' Club Committees 2.3. Honor Society 2,3,4. French Club 2,3,4 DAN TURNER Basketball 4 Baseball 4 DIANE TYMONY Girls Club Committees 3. Girls' Drill Team 4, Spanish Club 3.4. FTA 4. Teachers Assistant 4 BARRY UCHIDA Jr. Council, Sr. Council. Boys' Club Cabinet 3, Aquila Sports Editor 4. Spanish Club 3 EUGENE USUl Cross Country 3.4, Ten- nis 2.3, Concert Band 3.4. instrumental Ensemble 2.3.4, Honor Society 2.3.4 JOHNNY UYEJI Student Council 4, Cross Country 3, Yell King 4, Aquila Sr, Edi- tor 4, Honor Society 2.3.4 MOST ATHLETIC Ed Horne Bob Cason Bruce Cameron LORRAINE VALLADE KAREN VIRKELYST ASC Committees 2. 3.4. Sr. Class Secretary 4, Aquila Jr. Editor 3. French Club 2. Debate 3 Men 2.3.4 TOM VISAYA Jr Christmas Dance Talon RAY VISINTIN Basketball 2 3 RICK WAKAZURU Publicity Committee Chairman 4, Football 2.3.4, Lettermen's CIub4 DWIGHT WALLAWINE ZELLA WALLICK Teachers Assistant 4 TOM WATSON Boys' Club Sr, Cabinet 4, Track 2.3, Boy of the Month 3, Talon Men President 3, Sr. Prom Co-Chairman 4 TIBORWEISZ MIKE WHALEN Baseball 4, Concert Choir 2.3.4. Madrigals 3.4, Journal 4, Spanish Club4 Nancy Azevedo maiorette CathieJohnson vocalist Midge Sartain dramatist CAROL WHITE Library Assistant 4, Dance Committee 4 NANCY WHITE Girls' Club Committees 2,3, Journal 3, Office Assistant 3, Pep Committee 2,3, Library Assistant 2 ARTHUR WHITEMAN Swim Team Cap- tain 2,3. Concert Band Manager 3.4. Marching Band Manager 3,4, Girls' Drill Team Assistant Advisor 4, Audio Visual 2 MELODY WHITEMAN Concert Band 4, Marching 4 JEFF WILLIAMS TRINA WILLIAMS Girls' Intramurals 2. Concert Choir 3,4, Girls' Drill Team 3,4 Teacher's Assistant 2,4, Library Assistant 3 DAVE WILSON Spanish Club 4 MICHAEL WINGO Track 3,4, Weight Lift ing 4 ARNOLD WOO PAYE WOO Sr Council Girls Club Committees 3. Pep Committee 4 GINLIN WOO Student Council 2 3 ASC Committees 4, Girls Club Sr Cabinet 2 3 4, Jr, Christmas Dance Publicity Commit tee Chairman 4 LAI PING WOO Elections Committee Chairman 4, Jr. Class Treasurer 3, Sr, Council, Girls' Club Sr. Cabinet 4, Sr. Prom Council THALIA WOODS Girls' Intramurals 3, Intermediate Choir 3. Girls' Drill Team 4, Spanish Club 4, Library Assistant 2 JEFF YADA Football 2.4, Weight Lifting 3, Spanish Club 3, Lettermen's Club 4 BOB YAMAGUCHI Yell Leader 4, Instru- mental Ensemble 3.4. Spanish Club 2, Jr. Christmas Dance, Boys' Club Sr. Cabinet 4 GEORGE YATES Track 3,4, Cross Coun- try 3.4. Lettermen's Club 3,4, 100 Mile Club 2.3.4, French Club Vice-President 4 GORDON YEE Football 2, Tennis 2,3,4, Lettermen's Club 2,3,4, Talon Men 3,4. All- Metro Doubles Championship 2,3 DAVE YOCUM Student Council 2, Foot- ball 2, Concert Band 2.3,-4, Marching Band 3,4, Instrumental Ensemble 2,3,4 JODY YOSHIJIMA Student Council 3, Activity Council 3, Sr. Class Vice President 4, Spanish Club 2.3, Teacher's Assistant 2 SENIOR PROM CHAIRMEN Sara Sakura Tom Watson GAIL WOLFE Girls Club Com mittees 2 4 Concert Choir 2 4 German Club 2 3 Teachers As sistant 2 3 Debate 2 5911 Q Y N it 7, V W V14 f - Niki , wi if W' qv, . ,bm ' 1 .4 ix . N :in 1 is 5 ,cf 'K O 22 gf .1 K5 M 53 Qu . ff ax ff 5,9 ,M A9 -- . f f :., 'i N ,I , V 'uf A. 'Je'-'f 4'xv '4- ,,, V 1' I 'NEEXEQ' iwfqmn , , I 'ML 3611? fa , nm.. K V 5. - 53525551 ff Senior SECRETARY VICE PRESIDENT Gail Wilson Karin Grobe ADVISOR Mrs. Gail McClelland TREASURER PRESIDENT Mable Ng Paul Klinkam DEE BARDEN GARY BULLOCK BONNIE BURKE CANDY CHIN BETTY FRITZINGER JOE GARBINI KARIN GROBE RICHARD HABU KRISTY HENDRICKSON W Y , KRISTI KNOWLES ALVIN KO JANYCE KO JOHN KREVEY JIM KUNIYUKI KATHY KURIYAMA MELANIE MATTSON CORA MIYAZAKI DAVID NELSON BERNADETTE RAZEVSKA JULIE ROSTEN KEN SAKO DA SARA SAKURA Torch GERALDCHINN CHERYLDAWSON GREGDlMARTlNO J This year's honor society has been an unusally active or- ganization. The members participated in such activities as: the installing of officers and the presenting of new and old members, the tutoring of grade school students, the spon- soring ofa needy family at Christmas, and the selling of can- dy and stuffed basketballs to help pay for the honor society pins. The Senior Torch members deserve special recognition for their academic achievements during their high school years. To qualify, they must maintain a 3.5 grade average. These seniors receive a gold seal pin and are entitled to wear a gold cord on their graduation robes. O ANNE ERBSTOESSER PAM FERRELL HARRY HUEY HENRY HUEY MARGIE KACZOR NANCY KAZAM PAUL KLINKAM JIM LEE GAIL LEWIS NANNETTE LUCAS DOUG MCKNIGHT PATTY MASUDA PATTY MATSUMOTO RICHARD SlADE LOIS STILLMAN VICKI TSUCHIDA CHARLENE TSUJl EUGENE USUI JOHN UYEJI JODY YOSHIJIMA Mn, Q Y The past is afona' memory. A oast, unhnown future tzes aheaa'. - Perhaps a tztttefearfut of what is to come, each awazts wzth antici- patzon the new responszoztztzes he must face. And yet, wzth hopes higher than mountazns, ana' with y dreams more numerous than yt .X 5 stars, httle neea' stana' zn the way Ls. y K 5 WW of haploznessfor att. n t f ' . ,rf W nz ' W 4 ' ' , 3 an wakmn I 1 .sw i f Z 4 t ,X , l new . 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The individual relates to ac- tivities when hard work brings laughter, and ejfort brings ac- cornplishment. DOUG MCKNIGHT JULIE ROSTEN President Secretary JOE GARBINI KRISTY HENDRICKSON Treasurer Inter-High Representative Every student is an essential part of his school The Associated Students of Cleveland experienced a year of varied activities. Sophomore orientation started things off be- fore school began when incoming sophomores were welcomed as new members ofthe student body. In October, parents. teachers, and students enjoyed a morning meal at the Lions Club Pancake Breakfast. In November, students had an oppor- tunity to participate in student government at the leadership conference, entitled Leap '66. In December, the student body saw the faculty play a close game with the KJR all-stars. and a Faculty Christmas Tea was given to honor the administration. Many bumps and bruises were felt by those who attended the 'Rinky Riot roller skating party in February. In these, and all other activities, each individual student was urged to partici- pate. The Student Council, consisting of: Roll Room presidents, presidents of Girls' Club and Boys' Club, Class presidents, Jour- nal and Annual editors, and an athletic representative, acted as the governing body of Cleveland. It was the duty of the Council to work with these officers in order to provide a link between each student and his school government. The sixty-member Council met after school, one day a week. STUDENT COUNCIL: FIRST ROW, Left to right: Leilani Lucrisia, Elaine Barden, Rose Ayala, John Uyeji, Kathy Rossi, Louise Takagi, Dean Barrick, John Uchida. Dathy Carlson, Gordon Pluke. SECOND ROW: Chris Botteon, Greg Della, Phil Chin, Gerald Chin, Mary Roppo, Monica Petta. Bonnie Burke. Stephan- ie Lum, Marcia Makashima, Ross Rogers, Mary Betcher, THIRD ROW: Ryoko Takumaru, Patty Cheney. Diane Clark, Paula Brennaman, Harley Steggal, Greg DiMartino, Paul Klinkam, Linda Callahan, Jolene D'ApriIe, Suzanne Chin. FOURTH ROW: Vicki Tsuchlda, Kathi Izumi, Kris Kero, Bar Yamauchi, Dean War- ner, Richard Chambliss, Wendy Tada, Janice Bell, JoAnn Erbstoessor, Midge Sartain. NANETTE LUCAS Vice-President MR. GERALD GRI BBLE Advisor ACTIVITY COUNCIL: SEATED: Nanette Lucas, Diane Clark. Bonnie Burke. Margie Kaczor. Laura Butler, Linda Wing, Stephanie Lum, Vicki Tsuchida. STANDING, FIRST ROW: Nancy Saludo, Stacy Egeland, Dean Warner. Sam Yazzalino. Midge Sartain, Joe Garbini, John Uyeji, Charlotte Iwata. Joyce Izumi. BACK ROW: Dean Barrick, Bill Lundin, Ted Jones, Greg DiMartino. Bob Cason, Ross Rogers, Paul Klinkam, Bob Downey. It 4 gil , i COMMITTEE COUNCIL: Left to right: Ginliri Woo, Cora Miyazaki, Janyce Ko, Nan- cy Harrel, Lai Ping Woo, Richard Wakazuru, Bob Berg, Gary Bullock. Karin Grobe. Janice Bohlin, Kris Kero, Irene Fujitomi, Kathy Smith. I JANYCE KO Committee coordinator STUDENT COUNCIL. Second Semester: FRONT ROW. left to right: Nancy Kazama, Kathy Baer. Beverly Foote. SECOND ROW: Carol Macri. Jay Carbon, Terry Yaplee, Myron Ko. Vicki Toyohara, THIRD ROW: Georgia Bonari, Phyllis Hamanishi, Margie Kaczor, Kathy Smith, Gail Simon. KRISTI KNOWLES BONNIE BURKE JANICE D'ARlELLl DEE BARDEN President Vice-P 'd resi ent Corresponding Secretary Flecording Secretary Girls' Club sponsored many activities throughout the year. The Father-Daughter Dessert, entitled, The Man in a Little Girl's Life, provided a chance for the girls to spend an evening of fun with their fathers. The annual Girls' Club-Boys' Club Tolo, Pink Panic, - was a memorable event for both organizations. The Mother- Daughter Banquet was held in honor of the important role mom must play in the life of each girl, V The officers, cabinet, and advisor, Mrs. Patricia Woodard, worked hard to honor the mothers, fathers, and the girls, them- selves. IRJTSSTILLMAKER MRS. PATRICIA WOODARD Treasurer Advisgr Girls add sunshine, friendliness -.,,,f may f it . X V Installation of Girls' Club officers, 1966-'67 I is-I GIRLS' CLUB CABINET Fall quarter: SEATED: Ginlin Woo, Margie Kaczor, Patty Masuda, Irini Fujitomi, Joyce lzumi. Corinne Kosugi, STANDING: Cheryl Dawson, Kathy Alpert, JoAnn Sentinella, Lai Ping Woo. Nancy Kaza- ma, Bernadette Pazevska, Pat Zuvela. Annette Solvik, Kris Kero, Ellen lmai, Cora Miyazaki. Suzanne Chin, spirit and enthusiasm to Cleveland GIRLS' CLUB CABINET Spring quarter: SEATED: Kris Kero, Tina Olson, Nancy Lock, Charlene Tsuji, Marcia Nakashi- ma, Kathy Rossi. Patty Masuda Keiko Jo, Patty Matsumoto. STANDING: Kristi Hendrickson, Wendy Tada, Lai Ping Woo, JoAnne Erbstoesser. Carol Macri, Georgia Bonari, Pat Zuvela. Nancy Kazama, Corinne Kosugi. 71 TALON MEN GREG DIMARTINO BRUCE CAMERON BOB CASON GORDON PLUTE President VicePresident Secretary Treasurer MR GERALD GRIBBLE BOYS CLUB Highlighting the Boys' Club activities was the annual Almond Roca sale. which involved the entire school. Other activities in- cluded the co-sponsorship of the Girls' Club - Boys' Club Tolo, and a vehicle inspection. Duty and obligation are upheld as BOYS' CLUB CABINET: FIRST ROW, left to right: Tom Watson, Mario LaMadrid, Bob Yamaguchi, Tom Visaya, Rich Slade. BACK ROW: John Grantland, Paul Klinkam, Richard Chambliss, Greg Della, Harry Hansen, The Talon Men followed their motto of LOYALTY THROUGH SERVICE. They helped in all activities in addition to their regular services. such as ushering at athletic events. being color guards, operating the sales booth, and maintaining the trophy case and the lost and found. They also donated the new student leaders' communication center. An important social event was their winter dinner-dance at the Space Needle. Mk V. .ti. .V 72 V aw Q, -f V, ., Q 5 F A f l Q 2.' !'b ,., viii ii' Rx ' na: 'Q' Q 'Q I z ,kv a Individuals gain and give their ideas in activities PEP CLUB: FIRST ROW: Barb Shierman, John Grantland. SECOND ROW: Vicki Tsuchida, Bob Yamaguchi, Patty Mesu- da, Ginlin Woo, Kristy Hendrickson, Susan Desmoune, Wendy Tokuda, Kathy Rossi, Mher Sabado, Mary Roppo, Ave Byrd, Laura Alonzo, Maychew, Stephanie Branica, Paula Boroevich, Vicki Toyohara, Corinne Kosugi, Mary Yamamoto, Linda Calla- han, Sara Sakura, Janyce Ko, Patty Matsumoto, Kathy Kuriyama, Phil Chin, Maryann Chinn. THIRD ROW: Ozzie Diamond, Ryko Takumara, Carol Haight, Judy Hartmen, Barb Desmoine, Faye Woo, Louella Look, Lai Ping Woo, Nanette Lucus. Tom Watson, Mario LaMadrid, Pepper DelDonno, Chris Botteon, Sue Kos, Gail Simon, Annette Solvik, Mable Ng,Jeanne Gaustad, Phyllis Hamanishi, Diana Lew. FOURTH ROW: Cora Miyazaki, Janice Bohlin. Mary Jo Susak, Rose Ayala, Karen Virkelyst, Rich Slade, Greg Della, Paul Klinkam, Bob Berg, Jennifer Alba, Nancy Harrel, Vicki Crallie, Sam Yazzalino, Randy Tada, Bob Mito, John Uyeji, Jeff Yada, Ellen Lew, Ken Takamaru. PEP CLUB fosters the famous Cleveland spirit by planning pep assemblies, making posters, and keeping the student body enthusiastic. This large and busy group is a vital part of Cleveland life and aids in good sportsmanship. This year's DANCE COMMITTEE did a great deal to revive interest in PTA dances and is to be congratulated on the contribution it made to CHS. The AWARDS COMMITTEE chooses the Boy and Girl of the Month who are honored by the Lions Club, and the person who receives the Service Above Self award that is given by the Rotary Club. There is a new committee every quarter. AWARDS COMMITTEE: SEATED: Janice Bohlin, Karin Grobe, Dee Barden, Kris Kero, Cheryl Dawson, Kathy Smith. Carol Boyd, Lai Ping Woo, Stephanie Lum, Joyce Izumi, Mher Sabado. STANDING: Randy Suto, Jim Frederick, Gordon Pluke, Ross Rogers, Rich Slade, Dave Yocum, Larry Petty, Mike Whalen, Paul Klinkam, Wally Hedman, Keith Muramoto, Richard Kato, Barry Uchida. THE LIONS' CUBS is a new committee this year and works with the South District Lions Club in aiding both the school and community. The members are: SEATED: Joyce Izumi, Wally Hed- man, Leilani Lucrisia, STANDING: Jim Frederick, Harry Hansen. PU BLICITY COMMITTEE: FIRST ROW: Kris Kero, Bob Diesso, Annette Solvik, Sara Sakura. Vicki Tsuchida, Kathy Rossi. Kristy Hendrickson, SECOND FIOW, STANDING: Ginlin Woo. Rick Wakazuru, Mario LaMadrid, Julie Rosten. Ross Rogers, Marcia Nakashima. Patty Masu' da, Tom Watson, Bonnie Burke. The purpose of the PUBLICITY COMMITTEE is to advertise student body activities so all Clevelandites will know what is going on. Remember the pretzels. jerky, cheese bits, and apples that one of Clevelands hardest working groups in TICKET tasted so good every day? These tidbits helped balance the COMMITTEE. These busy students handle all sales and col- budget and were Sold bv members of the SALES COMMIT' lect ,all tickets for athletic events and student productions. They are on duty almost every day of the school year. TICKET COMMITTEE: Left to right: Kathy Alpert, Carol Boyd, Carol Boyd, Kathy Johnson, Wally Hedman, Teri Fasevich, Jean Kennar, Kathy Kuriya- The FINANCE COM- MITTEE is in charge of making up and balancing the schooI's budget. It is their duty to keep a check on the spending of all organizations and to see that no group goes be- yond its allotment. These careful people are curing CIeveIand's financial difficulties. TEE. SALES COMMITTEE: Left to right: Bob Burden, Greg DiMartino. Tim Mur- phy, Karin Grobe. FINANCE COMMITTEE: Left to right: Mr. Gerald Gribble, Bonnie Burke, Greg DiMartino, Joe Garbini. Vicki Tsuchida. Doug McKnight, Mrs. Patricia Woodard, Bruce Cameron. INTER-HIGH is an organization composed of four representatives from each school. It meets monthly for the benefit of all schools in the Metro-League. There are five standing committees which are: Citi- zenship, Publicity, Sportsmanship. Traffic Safety, and a rotating committee which changes member- ship each month. Current problems are discussed by all committees and solutions are worked out. INTER-HIGH REPRESENTATIVES: Left to right: Margie Kaczor, Penne Mamiya, Doug McKnight, Kristy Hendrickson. quila closes year Ellen Lew, BUSINESS MANAGER: Miss Margaret Walthew. ADVISOR: Barry Uchida, SPORTS EDITOR: Bob presse, ART EDITOR: Janice D'Arielli, ASSISTANT Vicki Tsuchida- EDITOR- EDITOR: Mary Sabado, COPY EDITOR: Nancy Kazama, LAYOUT EDITOR. 5,- The fourteen members of the 1967 Aquila Staff have worked together closely, and sometimes frantically, to meet the many deadlines. Though frustration was commonplace behind the doors of both Rooms 113 and 106, the staff members found great satisfaction through accomplishment. The duties of the staff included scheduling pic- tures, writing copy, planning layouts, and handling the unbelievable number of details and emergen- cies which always arose at the last minute. The devotion of many hours of painstaking work on the part of the entire staff was necessary to pre- sent the Cleveland Student Body and Faculty an accurate and memorable recore of the year. PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF SECTION EDITORS J h U Jan ce Ko. Vicki Tagami, Tina Olson. Stephanie Lum. Denny Shimomura Greg Hayashida Stan Tong o n yeii, y FRENCH CLUB: FIRST ROW. left to right. Linda Abe, Wendy Watanabe, Stephanie Lum. George Yates, SECOND ROW: Lois Stillmaker. Joyce Chin, Yetive Dotson. Joanne Look.THIRD ROW: Pat Zuvela, Teri Fasivich, Vicki Lum, Joy Osaki, Joyce Osaki. BACK ROW: Steve Eng, Darryl Yee, Rod Louie, Bob Nishi- mura. French Club promotes fellowship ofthose stu- dents interested in the French language. Activities have included a dinner at a French restaurant, French caroling, and a Reveillon. Individuals with common interests meet to GERMAN CLUB: Left to right: Vicki Tagami, Nancy Kazama. Betty Lock, Patty Matsumoto, Candy Chin, Ellen Lew, Alan Low. Maril n Lee Y . Linda Lavender, Diane Clark, Tim Douglas, Ar- thur Harrison. German Club is composed of stu- dents interested in the German culture. Meetings promote individual improve- ment in speaking the language and encourage a greater understanding of the German speaking people, man, Dave Fairbairn. The yearly activities of Spanish Club enable members to appreciate various Spanish customs and to gain valuable knowledge of life in the many Spanish speaking countries. SPANISH CLUB: Left to right: Kathy Rossi, Pepper Del Donno, Byron Babka, Sam Yazzali- no, Mike Tutor, Laura Alonzo, Paula Brenna- F.T.A.: Left to right: Linda Wing, Louise Steggal. Nancy Nishimura, Mau- reen McGrath, Corinne Kosugi. Ellen lmai. Tina Olson, Laura Alonzo. CHESS CLUB: SEATED: Stacy Egeland, Chris Miller, STANDING: Mary Jurewicz, Steve Tsuji, Alvin Mark. Dennis LeClech, Alan Low, Dave Chin, Mark Desmoine. The Cleveland Chess Club is the largest in the Metro League. This year. for the first time, the members entered the All-Metro Chess Tournament and placed filth. share ideas FIRE SQUAD: FIRST ROW: Deb Shepard. Kathy Smith. Denny Shimomura. SECOND ROW: Nancy Azevedo. Velma Manning, Annette Solvik, Paula Sutherland, Bob Dow- ney, THIRD ROW: Glenn Newell, Vicki Hars- ham. Suzanne Chin, FOURTH ROW: Dar- yll Stull. Charles Markley. Bill Lundin. The purpose of Fire Squad is to direct and maintain order during fire drills and in case of emergencies. F.B.L.A.: Left to right: Linda Anderson. Rosemary DiJulio, Susan Desmoine, Laura Butler, Rose Ayala, Marlene Cardwell, Judy Hartman, Evelyn Uyeda. Clara Cheesman. The purposes of FBLA are to prepare students for the accept- ance of responsibility and to help them become competent and aggressive business leaders. The Future Teachers of America is a national organization whose purpose is to enable students to explore the field of education. Members assist in a cadeting program at Maple Elementary School. About seventy-five students give of their time each day to make Cleveland High School operate more smoothly. These students help with filing, typing, answering the telephone, running errands, and assisting in every way they can. The high school personnel is grateful to them. MAIN OFFICE ASSISTANTS: FIRST ROW. left to right: Vicki Toyohara, Marlene Cardwell, Linda Micols. Do- lores Medina, Sharon Lingenfelter, SECOND ROW: Linda Taylor, Linda Anderson, Gail Wise, Louise Jensven. Theresa Cole, BACK ROW: Delsie Anderson, Elaine Barden, Gloria Rob- erts. Paula Sutherland. I BANKERS: Left to right: Dauna Smith, Rosemary DiJulio, Nancy Harrel, Jennifer Alba. ATTENDANCE OFFICE ASSISTANTSI FIRST ROW: Linda Pillar, Arthel Burkland. BACK COUNSELING OFFICE ASSISTANTS: ROW: Bill Lundjn, Carol Boyd, Bill Blackwell, FIRST ROW: Linda Callahan, Darlene Wil- lard. Tanya Thomas. SECOND ROW: Bonnie Hansen. Janice Robinson, Francis Starika, Maggie Bricker. BACK ROW: Diane Shea, Jeri LaBranch, Louise Steggal, Toni Burge. 80 NU RSE'S ASSISTANT: left to right: Judy Kennedy. Michell LeClech. Sue Simonson, Kerrv Shuck, Maureen Drinkwine, STAGE CREW: Left to right: Kelly Malles, Mike Roulst, Bob Clark. Shawn Murphy, Tim Murphy. Guy Barnes, Frand MacDonald, Bill Lundin-Manag- er. Melvin Cardwell, Tom Schwendeman. A student finds satisfaction in helping others. , 5 it LIBRARY ASSISTANTS: FIRST ROW. left to right: Jane Johnson, Vaneta Molson. Car- ol White, Janice Lentsch. BACK ROW: Kar- en Vallade, Cheryl Hoffmann. Darla Hatfield, Nancy Hill, AUDIO-VISUAL: Left to right: Louis Kieth, Danny Ghramn, Paul Woo, Bob Phillips, Tyrone Chan, Glen Helm. Journal provides important news Acting as a means of communication, both in school and in the community, the twenty-five member staff of the Cleveland Journal wrote and edited fifteen editions of the newspaper during the year. Through their many efforts and hard work. the student body was constantly informed and aware of the activities and important issues concerning the entire school. Left to right: Mrs. Bravo-Advisor, Bonnie Left ro right: Mrs. Bravo-Advisor, Margie Kaczor-Spring Editor. BU'ke'FaH Educ Left to right: Monica Petta, Janiie Shapiro, Cheryl Dawson, Laura Long. Sharon Greenberg. Mary Betcher, Margie Kaczor. 82 link between students Sports Staff: Bruce Cameron-Spring Sports Editor, Byron Babka. Rick Nelson. Ad Staff: Janis Medina, Gail Lewis, Mike Whalen, Nancy Azevedo-Ad Manager, Susan D'Ambrosio. Left to right: Carol Haight, Janice Bohlin, Dave Nel- son, Left to right: John Grantland-Fall Sports Editor, Dennis Shimamura-Photographer, Alex Ure. 83 Each note, pitch, voice, and instrument CONCERT CHOIR: Wen dy Stence, Flenee Jansen, Evelyn Uyeda, Sharon Lingenfelter, Dorthea Frelinger, Janet Cook Mary Hedgcock, Elaine Barden, Jay Carbon, Layne Tyack, Chuck Gonzales, David Preisinger, Bonnie Price, Michele Winston Joy Osake, Elliose Cason, Willie Peoples, San Dee Doyle, Pat Collins, Myra Alonzo, Arthel Burkland. SECOND ROW: Laura Gro svenor, Wendy Tokuda, Mamie Childress. Barbara Liggett, Cathie Johnson, Sharon Jones, Lyn Fisher, Mike Whalen, Jerome Jackson, Charles Markley, Laurie Homann, Kathy Carlson, Kathy Baer, Linda Parker, Beryen Johnson. THIRD ROW: Patricia Chin, Ella Mae Frost, Delsie Anderson, Carol Boyd, Paula Sutherland, Mary Shea, Flon Garrison, Bob Burden, Larry Fulmer Beverly Foote, Barbara Elder, Robin Allen, Sandra Frltzinger, Margaret Hume, Kathy House, Monica Petta, Diane Peters BACK ROW: James Anderson, Bob Hunton, Don Felder, Larry Troup, Randy Gonzales, Howard Miller, Larry Ferrari Glen Helm, Ron Chambliss, combine to make music. The fine voices and enthusiasm of this year's choir me HIGH SCHUOL SEATTLE CHOIR OFFICERS: Left to right: Bob Burden, Cathie John- son, Ted Jones. CHOIR mbers resulted in entertainment and enjoyment for the students, parents, f hi h Cleveland can well be proud. Their performances at the Christmas and the community. The choir is an organization o w C Concert. the various assemblies, the Talent Show, and the Spring Concert will always be remembered. R Jansen, Sue Hancock, Judy Lee, Miss Luanaelosvold MADRIGALSI Left to right: Jay Carbon, Mike Whalen, Ron Garrison. Carol Boyd, Cathie Johnson, enee . Jim Anderson, Bobby Fulmer, Mike Bergland. 2 CONCERT BAND: FRONT ROW, left to right: Suzzi Dominick, Yetive Dotson, Pat Collins, Lois Smith, Bruce Parnell. SECOND ROW: Brian Watson, Warren Saito, Jerome Jackson, Gerald Chinn, Vicki Toyohara, George Kosue, Joyce Izumi, Bill Raybell. THIRD ROW: Gary Kubo, Mike Fata, Robert Phillips, John Peterson, Randy Suto, Randy Mincks, John La , D ' Sh' A ' ' w ennis imomura, Charles Dunnick, Melody Whiteman, Bob Yamaguchi, Myron Ko, Dave Yocum. FOURTH ROW: Nancy Azevedo, Mac Hooks, Gary Easton, Austin Gross, Bill Banning, Ken Bullock, Eugne Usui, Doug Harvey, George Easton, Merwin Kato, Larry Petty, Mr. Herb Johnson, Tribute should be paid to the never tiring performances of the Concert Band, Pep Band, and the Stage Band. The Concert Band, mainly a marching group the first quarter, performed during half-time with the Drill Team at the home football games. It also took part in the annual Christmas and spring concerts, and during the second and third quarter worked on concert music with emphasis on musicianship. Performances were given at Mercer Junior High at a special assembly of music and at the annual All-City Band Festival. The Pep Band, the hardest working musical group, performed at pep rallies and every basketball game, It was the only Metro band to do so, The Stage Band performed at the annual Father-Daughter Dessert, the Kiwanis-Cleve- Iand luncheon at the Olympic Hotel, and also took part in annual concerts. Providing leadership and vitality to the Marching Band performances were drum major Larry Petty and twir- ler Nancy Azevedo. Selected for the All-City Honor Band were' David Yocum Bruce Parnell Bob Yama uchi These band students not only worked hard on performances, but added to their own knowledge of music, appreciation and playing ability. EAGLETTES DRILL TEAM: FIRST ROW, left to right: lst Lieutenant Arthel Burkland, Sandra Ellison, Captain Nancy Hill, Barbara Liggett. SECOND ROW: Sharleen Nalupta, Billynda Anderson, Thalia Woods. Tanya Thomas. THIRD ROW: Kathy Nack, Joanette Johnson, Gail Forthoffer. FOURTH ROW: Gloria Wiggins, Brenda Agnew, Brenda Bonner, Carolyn James, Rosemary DiJulio, Clara Cheeseman. FIFTH ROW: Devyonne Johnson. Jackie Shelby. SIXTH ROW: Mamie Childress, Debbie Shepherd, Dar- leen Willard, Linda Pillar. SEVENTH ROW: Karen Maloy, Marian White, Linda Shea, Rey Osako. EIGHTH ROW: Peggy Terry, Michelle Winston, Brenda Fisher, Ella Frost, Jean Rodrigues, Linda Peques, Mr. Her- bertJohnson, Laurie Homann, Marie Ayala, Diane Shea, Linda Daley, Theresa Cole, Art Whiteman. 86 l gy: M . , , g , Vicki Toyohara, George Kosue, Ken Bullock, George Easton, Yetive Dotson, Larry Petty, and Jerome Jackson. PEP BAND: FRONT ROW, left to right: George Kosue. Warren Saito, Dave Yocum. SECOND ROW: Vicki Toyohara, Joyce Izumi, Mr. Herb Johnson. THIRD ROW: Russell Watanabe. George Pulmano, Gary Kubo. Randy Suto, John Law. STANDING: Eugene Usui. BAND OFFICERS: Left to right: Treasurer Dave Yocum, Secretary Betty Fritzinger, Pres' idem Joyce lzumi. STAGE BAND: FRONT ROW. left to right: Dave Yocum, Bruce Parnell, George Kosue. Ernie Merlino, SEC- OND ROW: John Uyeji, John Law, Randy Suto, Gary Kubo. Charles Dunnick, Mr, Herb Johnson. THIRD ROW: Russell Watanabe, George Pulmano, Eugene Usui, 'iffy l mmqgmi Student government da , I96 Willis wif .e Miss Louise Wasson, shows Don James, her student-teacher, a reading improvement aid. Student Government Day was.held January 25, and for an entire day carefully chosen students became teachers, counselors. and office personnel performing duties of the regular staff. From this realistic experience each student gained valuable insight into a teacher's job and had an opportunity to look at classroom procedure from a differ- ent point of view. The purposes of Student Government Day are to: increase the students knowledge of educa- tion technique. to improve student-faculty relations. and to provide an opportunity for student participation. Cleve- land introduced the program to Seattle high schools in 1958 and each year it has been an enormous success. Student-teachers. Gary Bullock and Paul Klinkam, demonstrate a chemistry experiment. QD Ginlin Woo, student-teacher, prepares a film for the class. Dee Bardon, student-teacher, prepares her Spanish lecture. Gosh! I could spit right on him! it 1 Frying Pan is hilarious hit I just came here to take a bath You haven't seen our bedrooms. have you, Mr. Coburn? George. . . Norman ..... Mrs. Garnet .... Tony ...... Muriel . . . Kate . . . Marge . . . Dottie ..... Mr. Coburn . . Mr. Kenny . . . ist Cop . . . 2nd Cop . . . Out of the Frying Pan Cast ..... Gil Fifer John Grantland . . Mary Thrash . . . . Bob Berg Janet Chlentzos Barbara Wohn Midge Sartain . Suzanne Ure Sam Yazzolino . . Bob Fulmer . . . . Larry Cole . Tim Brannon Born in a Trunk displays talent Under the able planning and supervision of Miss Adalyn Gardner and a committee of stu- dents, this year's talent show, entitled Born in a Trunk, displayed the results ofthe efforts of many individuals. Following the magical history of the theatre, the show treated Cleveland pa- trons to two hours of acts ranging from 1920 flappers to modern dances. A special feature was a performance by the All-American Indian Dance Group, of which several Cleveland stu- dents are members. TALENT SHOW COMMITTEE: FRONT ROW, left to right: Sam Yazzalino, Larry Pet- ty, Richard Habu. BACK ROW: Bob Berg, Linda Callahan, Ross Rogers, Bob Diesso. Food, fun, and excitement marked the 40th annual cele- bration of Cleveland Day, held this year on March 17. Open- ing ceremonies and the Lettermen's Slave Auction began the festivities. An assembly preceeded the carnival where booths displayed pizza, crunchy tacos, hot dogs, and cotton candy. Game booths included a dart throw, hoop shoot, and minia- ture golf. Presiding over the day's festivities were Doug McKnight and Kristy Hendrickson, chosen Grover and Frances Cleveland. These two seniors were selected by a vote of the student body on the basis of leadership, service to school, personality, and scholarship. 40th Annual Cleveland Day Celebration ,...-iii. X T' jg' Activities promote spirit and fun Cleveland students participate in a three-mile march to promote the passage ofthe school Girls' Club-Boys' Club sponsors Pink Panic , this levy- H year's spring tolo. . . 3'-Qffts' 56 92 Up With People assembly entertains the stu- dent body. . . Q 1 X, , is ': 99? 'S 4 ...Z 1 fix -ff v i -f Q . Q ,fa L ' .2 ,f, 6 . X .5 X ,4- ,. 4 n w LV, Y fi W .,,Nssw if F' if ! B I 1 v x 1 I The athlete is a special indi- vidual who gives generously of one of his most valuable posses- sions - his time. In practice and in competition, he spends each moment and each effort toward victory for the honor of his school. In return, he receives satisfac- tion from hard worhg skill from daily practiceg experience from defeatg and glory and honorfrom triumph. Mike Burge End Danny Redmond Quarrerback Second Tom Fleck Center Mike Suitonu Guard 98 Steve Araki Byron Babka Denfensive-End Defensive-End . . -:Q v -' ' lf1.ii? a 4H , ' Vif- ' ' 1: .ui QQ., .E-5:5 . ., ,X rf' .'.- W4,?ni:,4E L .. . M ' gg ff W Dean Barrick Jim Brueckner End Tackle and third teams display Doug Gross Mark Matsuda Defensive-Back Halfback Gary Tameno Darrell Tsujii Guard Guard Mr. C. Tarbox Mr. J. Creighton Head C0-Bch Assistant Coach Ml'-J'S3mDS0r1 Mr. R. MacDonald ZND Team Coach 3RD Team Coach eagle spirit Varsity Managers Dan Morgenroth - Jim Burger W Q 7 :WM vgal 58 U4 is , J X J A T Q A r Barryaiackbum-Phil Robinson 6 S J.V. Managers THIRD TEAM: FRONT ROW, left to right: Lester Stewart, John Peterson. Randy Suto, Gary Kubo, Terry Yamaguchi. SECOND ROW: Dean Warner, Ricky Landon. Ken Gilbert, Jay Carbon, Mike Yonemura. Marvin Hayami, Louis Diesso. THIRD ROW: Randy Pickard, Mike Higa, Bob Coleman, Marvin Horne, Craig Okada, Richard Chambliss, Gary Reiley. 99 All through the season The Eagle harrier adheres to his lonely but demanding daily training rituals. He weightlifts to strengthen his body. He runs a series of 440 and 880 yard dashes to build up his speed as well as endurance. He jogs many miles a day to build up his stamina and devotes unlimited time in hopes of becoming a champ. This year's cross country team, under the coaching of Mr. John Richardson, showed great improvement. Few Iettermen and the lack of experience were factors which hurt the team effort. George Yates. a senior and one of the best runners to come to Cleveland, was given captain and inspirational awards for his out- standing performance. George finished first in the southern division and sixteenth in the state. Endurance, speed, and stamina Mike Craig Jelt Garton Richard Kato Gordon Lee Shawn Murphy Larry Petty Pat Saludo George Yates Captain-Inspirational 100 are characteristics of the Harrier Mr. John Richardson Coach SECOND TEAM: FRONT ROW, left to right: Eugene Usui, Keith Muramoto. SECOND Bm Blackweu ROW: David Chin Yon Chi Hoy, Jerry Balcom. THIRD ROW: Sanford Hom. Harry Huey. Manager Louie Keith. Henry Huey. 101 Eagle Mr. Rex Scott Mr. Dave Rumppe Head Coach Assistant Coach VAFlSlTY1 FRONT ROW, left to right: Ozzie Diamond, Jim Burger, manager, Alvin Ko manager, Dan Redmond. BACK ROW: Charles James, Bruce Cameron, T d J G , , . . . e ones, ary Silvernail, Flon Sutiel, Tom Renstorf, Marvin Horne, Jim Brueckner, Ed Horne, Vernon Martin, Bob Cason. 102 Hoopsters of I 966-6 A bright light shining through the entire season was the high scoring ability of All-Metro forward Ed Horne. Ed averaged 18.4 points in 19 games to capture the metro scoring title. He succeeded Larry Bullock of Cleveland who captured the scoring title the year be- fore. The team picked Bob Cason as team captain and Bruce Cameron as the inspirational award winner. A string of victories which included wins over Gar- field and Franklin brought the Eagles to a mid-season third place in the Southern Division. Then the tides turned and the Eagles fell into a losing streak which finally ended with a 81-80 overtime victory over Lin- coln. Though finishing fifth in the Southern Division. the Eagles were a capable, fiery team lacking height but full of spirit that upset some of the top teams. 1 Z 5 E x . i l Bruce Cameron Bob Cason Ozzie Diamond Forward Guard Guard .l Ed Horne Marvin Horne Charles James Forward Forward Guard SECOND TEAM: FRONT ROW. left to right: Ron Suttel, Torn Rengstorf, Mike Hansen. Marvin Horne, Dean Barrick. BACK ROW: Ted Jones, Steve Araki, Ozzie Diamond, Jim Brueckner, Coach Rex Scott. 104 The third team consisted of a group of ten enthusiastic sophomores devoting much time after school to represent the Red and White. They played twelve other third teams in the Metro league. The second team, winning six games, presented Cleve- land with an impressive re- cord. The outstanding desire and determination of the nine members proved to be the factor. Cleveland is fortunate in having six members return- ing next year to play on the varsity squad. Dan Redmond Ted Jones Vernon Martin Center Guard Guard Ron Suttel Tom Rengstorf Gary Silvernail Forward Center Center i THIRD TEAM: FRONT ROW, left to right: Ron Franklin, Rick James, Tony Budnich. Mylo Nelson, Doug Harvey. STANDING: Gordy Shaflik, Ric Landon. Curtis Chin. Lester Stewart, Ken Bullock. Coach Dave Rumppe. 105 -.- Mr, Bob MacDonald Mr. Dave Rumppe Head Coach Second Team Coach Richard Slade Baseball Bob Cason Steve Dallas Charles James Jerry Bowman SECOND TEAM: from left to right, FRONT ROW: Patrick Williams, Dean Warner, Mike Higa, Jay Carbon, Rich Watkins, David Preisinger, Ri- chard Landon. BACK ROW: Jack Kunitsugu, Gary Riley, Jim Derting. Kurt Jonnason, Tom Byers, Wayne Barrett, Bob Coleman, Ken Gilbert. Coach Dave Rumppe. 106 Dun Turner Steve Araki Bill Guiberson Ron Davis l-C'nnY Len The Eagle nine of '67 had a long and hard season. The varsity consisted of not only of seniors but many under classmen who will probably make up the nucleus of next year's team. Two outstanding performers who provided bright spots dur- ing the season were Steve Dallas, who led the team with his powerful and consistant hitting, and Ron Davis, with his outstanding fielding abilities. Baseball immers As . . . TEVVY Della Bob Russo Tom Fleck Gary Traverso Jim Burger Barry Blackburn Managers Treckmen Fly to Victories 1-an-an-an v-aafwvfce , . ,ms .,..-M..-N ,-s., ...,... ,, W, la - 1 , 1 an V U' P in ii! no - 3-' 1 ii c W wi -is i-gi :ui l -:sun-gal gist! -iii! ilu! I1 it .M ,. ..,.,. 7,1 The Eagles opened their season with a rare but heart- 5 breaking tie with West Seattle. They, however, were 3 . not easily discouraged, proving this with a quick vic- . tory over Rainier Beach. The All-City Relay Carnival was the next assignment for the high flying Eagles. --A Q ln this event, Cleveland cinder men set out to prove -.Q ,..i 1 their talent and abilities. The hurdlers were outstand- ing, finishing first in both the highs and the lows. The Eagles placed in every event in which they qualified, and tallied 32 points which placed them high in the final standings. They did not finish as well as antici- pated but the over all 1967 track season was con- sidered successful. . Q . - I M Outstanding performances by Ed Horne, Dave McDon- . ald, and George Yates were important factors in Eagle Records to Remember . . . Ed . . victories competed In both high and low hurdles, Ed Home: 120 high hurdles-14.5 Sec- the 880 relay and the long lump. Dave competed in . . . . l8O low hurdles-19.9 the pole vault, breaking a Southern Division record, D V M D n ld- ole Vault MT, and George did well in both the mile and the two cl e C O O ' P , George Yates: two mile-9142.5 'l . ml e Joe Merlino: shot put-49'l I H- 5 ff fl' 5 ,EF ., , ff!! W 4.-F. W P .mi Q' 'Q fp' 5 V-xp, X , .,. 3959 J, X uw X. ,.4. . A K, fi, . MI., a gk mg ml I .. .. U 1. WRX x ' H SY Q , gg If ki. V , fd, f 5 X I, f 3. F5 9 , X Mx ,. K, gy. 1 ,X 4-Hag. QQ -,V E , Q V ay. 1, X L ,V k .pw Y W . -, ,N h. , , M J 3 F 1 n ': qw .5-Rf We WSL rm ,L W., Nw' . + 'I I V :S 1, .5 fin 5 ,4 ii swag N gi l ' ' f i-. r l r l '. L f Y Assistant Coach Mr. Douglas Steensland Varsity and Junior Varsity: front row, left to right: Greg DiMartino, Hubert Sims, George Frost, Ed Horne, Steve Ewing, Bruce Cameron. Second row, left to right: Tim Douglas, Manager, George Yates, Ken Katayama, Harry Huey, Gordon Lee, Pat Saludo, Mike Suitonu. Third row, left to right: Shawn Murphy, Jeff Gorton, Larry Petty, Henry Huey, Joe Merlino, Vernon Martin, Bob Downey. Fourth row, left to right: Dave McDonald, Marvin Horne, Lee Hodgson, Jerry Sykes, Darrel Tsuiii, Mark Matsuda. Fifth row, left to right: Bruce Quarrels, Milo Nelson, Peter Chinn, Terry Yamaguchi, Doug Gross, Tyrone Chan, Louie Kieth. Characteristics in Their Wfins will I Sprinters: top picture, left to right: Hubert Sims, Bruce Cameron. Bottom picture, left to right: Harry Hurdlers: left to right: Ed Horne, Marvin Horne, George Frost. Huey, Vernon Martin. Eagle Netman Soar t Ozzie Diamond Alvin Ko Gordon Yee Willon Lew Curtiss Chin Darryl Yee Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Glenn Kiyonaga Franklin Rainier Beach Queen Anne Garfield Sealfh West Seattle Highest Peak in Metro Honors Under the excellent coaching of Mr. J. Clifton Smith the 1967 Cleveland tennis team attained the ultimate goal of earning the All-Metro Championship. The victory over the northern division champs, Lincoln, was the final obstacle before the honor was achieved by the high spirited squad led by Gordon Yee, No. T man. From the beginning of the season, the Eagle netmen had high hopes of receiving Metro honors. Their daily rigorous practices included a running program to de- velop speed, and endurance. For game experience, matches were played within the team. The payoff was evident in the overwhelming victories over Rainier Beach, Garfield, and Sealth. The last match of the Head Coach Mr. J. Clifton Smith season ended in an impressive win over West Seattle which clinched the Southern Division Championship for Cleveland. The other matches were a little more exciting but the competent Eagles managed an un- defeated season. Jerry Fujita Randy Tada Junior Varsity: front row. left to right: Rod Louie, Doug McKnight, Richard Chambliss, Keith Muramoto, Phil Chin, Mike Ko. Second row, left to right: Edmond Eng, Glenn Taketa, Myron Ko, Eugene Usui, Ron Soo, Kevin Chan, Lawrenc Cole, Stan Tong. ttf I Bob Mito John Uchida, No. 2 man This year's golf team is expected to be a strong contender for the Metro crown. There are six return- ing lettermen who at this point are starters on the varsity squad. Cleveland plays most' of its matches at Jefferson Park with four other teams which are: Franklin, Garfield, Rainier Beach, and Shorecrest. 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On Cleveland Day they managed the putt-putt golf booth and held their annual slave auction. They also ushered at all bas- ketball games. Another important contribution was the dona- tion of twenty-five pints of blood to the community. The Lettermen's Club, by striving as a unit to help others, has truly established itself as a commendable organization of Cleveland High School. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS - Miss Margaret Walrhew-Annual Advisor Mr. Jim-Howell-Company Advisor ' Mr. George Somoff, Mr. Vic Lanksbury, M Kennell-Ellis Photographers 'WV Gordon Lee. Yon Chi Hoy. Mike Hanseri f Q Aquila Staff 1966-67 .Victor Hugo- H Xoiogra ph ers The lufe of an individual spans but a. small fraction time. It is a long lesson in humility and a never-endi pursuit as he search existence. In spite of failures and disappointments the in. es for the truth and the purpose of i uidual searches on. i I P I His continued vigilence is why the world has progress: When a person obtains something good, he wants son ver be completely satisfied. fMa thing better. Man can ne goals will be accom lish d b p e , ut he will want to fuyill sz other dreams. A Thefuture is unforseeableg t only onehthing is certain. -- The world will mooehon each individual sfarchesfor the a he outcome is unpredictab nswers to his questions. 2 1 Q F xv 1 I' La' 'fir ' ' pai . , - f -egg, f- '-A-KA! 7ib,'xQ'.,fi . iv. ' ' 'am f ge1is5E,,i,,,,: 5. e . f t .33 .fxf,g:313,, tg , fe: A - - f-Msikefefffa. '- ff --,qiiriiffas-. ' l i i ,,...J