Clover Park High School - Klahowya Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 138 of the 1956 volume:

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V: f' , .Lf QV Vi A' m gmf Q 1 .LV-5? 941 ' V j Sifwf V'L- Agf5hfV.j,'a' fi? ek J 4. .2 F .1 gi' I E Wal-b'-sovqgpsa-nlgnnarfl ' U,,,,,....-Q.-3 - 'vs-s'lO0Q'i-0 '4' ' ' ..-.-anpl'0n- ,. asf'-'Wag . , mme: my . 'Q , . Q kgtxlllmqst v .gg,f4x.,,fzw'f . v -we my , k t at , . 'F f 55 lb Sgsr , vi 3 t 'Q :ill -. QR.-P' .N vw 'gmt 'G rl, 5- 15 .Nl Ljitgb f Q A? 'Z in ' ,Aj ' MA TOMORROW' MEMORIES Iune 8, 1956 marks the end ot a long road. That date marks the day when Clover Park High closed its doors on the end of another school year. Nothing exciting. Nothing for the poets to glorify. Nothing to go down in the annals of history. But for nearly a thousand Clover Park students it is an important date. It is a date which marks the end of a year ot accomplishment. For many. it marks the end ot their high school days. Yes, Iune 8. 1956 marks the end ot a long road, a road that uses memories for milestones. And while the year is gone, never to be reclaimed, the students ot Clover Park can regain the memories of a year V' I 11' llxxi ,R ff W l.cll...lNA all gone by. This is the purpose ol the 1956 Klahowya: to help those people regain yesterday's memories. tomorrow. These are Tomorrow's Memories. j d ' 8 WRX bv' Qi lx lvywf , C . . . 1' . f gr' .V . September chool Began and Then-- 2 xl 1. Sludent Council begins 2. Al Darby leads council 3. Iudy Tucker elected Soph preside 4. Football stocking dances 5. Football season hils mid-point 6. Foolball bags clutler halls October Christmas Came inasulvvw f V-wwf -,.,,.,,.,-,,,,,., ,,,,,.f MM -j...---- , , lf ga J' , pad S E JT., 1 1 if 2 YQ 543 . A l 4 ' ' Y X 1 1 Q' 'ui ftqlkx l me Q l Library begins xnventory Basketball pep assemblies Dick Chase awarded inspi Baskeiball season begins TAPS dance December W eusfwaasff The New ear Came--and Went' Radio siation KCPS begins consistent broadcasting Basketball season reaches mid-point February January Studying for exams begins Clover Leaves Hoop Shoot Tolo Day arrives Fan of the year award presented 0470 N.. -I .. Came Easter--and unshine March ,- ., 'vo 5+ t fi if u 'nn rw ,. dv-for ZW? ' if af WI b 7 AprH l. Klahowya ad drive begins 2. Smoker is held 3. Clover Park sells an Rvion 4. Sunshine begins 5. Track season starts S. Baseball begins And Finally--the End of the Road May-June l. Warriors place first in district rneev 2. Annuals are distributed 3. Annuals are signed 4. Exams come again 5. Iunior Prom comes 6. Graduationl' aw-H' lun i,,.f ,N ti Declicotion We have iust passed through one of the biggest years in our lives. Though we may not yet realize it, Clover Park has played an important part in the shaping of our future. The faculty, with their advice and help: the people behind the scenes, from the custodians to the cafeteria and health staffs: all these form the heart and soul of Clover Park. All buildings are make of brickand stone: it is through the people within that they obtain their spirit. To these people we want to say thanks, for the spirit they have given to Clover Park. It is to these people that the 1956 Klahowya is respectfully and humbly dedicated. Tomorrow's Leaders - -,,,.,.4,..,.r.yis3w -if 5 l nass is il! si, aimgfekj S was 91. A-.:J. .M -, -+ 'R K 2 E 3 S THERON GRAY Sf, gy K Y TUCKER SALLY RIVENES UD nz max MAHOMET I CK CHASE :lf SUE MCGOVERN ANN KIRK W i nl AL DARBY CORINNE KUBIS JACK FROST AGLEY IO ANN AHSENAULT IEAN W mm-E BAKER mcx Fonsvn-is Student Council The revision of student government was the prime consideration facing this year's Council. The Council was made up of iourteen members, eleven elective offices, and three appointive. The Council, at different times during the year, was divided into committees to look into the various possibilities of modifying our student government. Later, a student committee of Al Darby, lack Frost, Io Ann Arsenault and Alex Mahomet was appointed to meet with the faculty and draw up a basic draft to serve as a skeleton constitution. As the year began drawing to a close, anticipation of a gross change was appar- ent to observers. People Behind the cenes-- chool Board MRS. MADDEN NELLIE WOOTAN MR. T. OLAI HAGENESS Superintendeni MR. IOHN DIMMER MR. REEDER MR. IOHNSON And Some We Saw Every Day' OLD F. GRAY HAR Princiifal Administration The administration of any school is what makes that institution a good one or a poor one. The thous- and and one problems lacing these people some- times dety solving, but the iob is always done. Mr. Harold F. Gray, principal: Mr. Carl Fynboe, vice-principal: Mr. Ted Vinyard. head counselor, and Mr. Victor Brown, attendance administrator, form the nucleus of the administration. MR. CARI. T. FYNBOE Vice-principal MR. TED VINYARD Counselor MR. VICTOR BROWN Attendance Oftice P I ff-,,,. Vw, L1 FE QP! as R Charles Croasdill, English Wayne Swimme. Health Vance Reeves. Chemistry ,M fy v f r E' , ' ' ' iv- if KG ...QM eff-.1 I WN L -c: ' ,L , MW Eg? Ellen Hoar. Family Liie Iulie Micera, Health, PE Fred Burkhardt, History Lloyd Deering, Auto Shop 49' 'iufvqwnqr Maxine Scott, Art Grace Halvorsen. English Monterie Fossler. PE Pearl Lones, DE Alice Utzinger. English Lillian Gibson English Leona Lackey. Mathematics U MN lh. WX i diss m5'+f i nn! gf.. J. l. qfvf' VZ! Q WW IW' fwi X fl wmv' '-N Gerry Austin. Malhemaiics lack Price, Maihematics Wes Saxton, Biology Doris Malmin. Music Marie Helmer, French Margaret Peterson. Sewing Virginia Heidbfedeff English Lee Roy Alsbury, History Ralph Lackey, Chemistry Nina Ogfeflf Home Economics 631 Y 5' xy a if - -, William Schmidt, Dramatics, Speech Deloris Wegner, Biology Dean Scharer. Typing. Bookkeeping Wm. Gp-. KN- 5...-, .ar Iames Chase, Library Fred Miner, Aircraft Audrey McDonnell. Library Dorothy-Mae Getty, Mathematics, Latin Andy Zelenak, History Richard Haglund, Typing, Bookkeeping Paul Wagley, History Renwick Taylor, Music gfr A it hw ,Q r--, ,JVM diff . jr Norris Kaldor, Aircraft Wilbur Snyder. Aircraft Harold Radabaugh, Woodshop Richard Watt. Machine Shop Earl Snyder, Aircraft Arnold Cassidy, Aircraff Darrel Ericson, Radio Barbara Iugovich. Typing Harry Peyfon, Spanish Harold Gullsfad, Radio Cloise Turner, Radio And We'II Remember the Pink Halal Passes Mns. MEYER MHS. PE .5 Q3- . W , IC' , ' X I 2:7 . 'X 4' 1.7, e , I st , s. 1 ,rs . ... I A x A ,V H, H . .- M iff: LBNPX Mas. DUNKIN TEHSON X MBS. 'LE' MHS. MILLER Four women are the busy secretaries in Clover Park's administrative, business, and guidance offices. Mrs. Zelenak is the head of the main office and has 11 girls working for her. Also in fa 'Q ' MRS. MORTENSEN Office Staff head of transportation is Mrs. Peterson. Mrs. Miller has 24 girls helping her in the guidance office and last but certainly not least is Mrs. Dunkin, head of vocational shop offices. who has two girls working under her. the main office as ff OFFICE STAFF Row l: K. Turner, . Pakiser. N. Parnham, D. Case I. Woodcock, C. Oathout, L. Ellingsonu D. Deckman. E. Hunter, B. Boehm,'R. Srrader. D. Hill, L. Bell. A. Griffin. How 2: I.. Franklin, D. Mannings, V. Daniell. M. Benny, G. Serdula, N. Geloneck. G. Iohnson. S. Reiter, . Yost. P. Danforth, L. Wirsing, I. Iessup, M. Markham. How 3: I. Ashley, P. Hunt. P. Givens. M. Broadus. D. Mounts, P. Wills. P. Rubado. N. Golding. I. Downing, R. Broman. L Memories Include the People Who Case- ru cENTEBm.Pea5ei1lDbenleu' Hihxliflrs- Mgyglioemakex' - r, , . 5, Pakffanninqs' haw D. . N- Puneetilan' gow l- B' 5. F' gc. who Bookstore The Distributive Education class is a two-hour- a-day class designed to teach business procedure in retail selling. The first hour is used for an academic period while the second is maintained for practical application oi principles learned. D.E. officers include: Gary Tissot, president: Eleanor Lynch, vice-president: Kay Wallan, secre- tary: Ian Kroll, treasurer: Sandy Manley, parliamen- tarian: and Ron Bogue, reporter. no-N Zi Heolth Center The nearly anonymous group of girls who gave their study hall time to perform a major service to the school, will also provide us with many of To- morrow's Memories. These girls, under the direc- tion of Mrs. Meyer and Mrs. Mortenson, gave tests, treated patients, phoned parents, and generally con- tributed their time to the school. Row 1- D . n. ' - Mllne- H . CANOP charles, G. U,baf:fv 2. A. Ho1..,,,d,lL' Forsythe , D. Wicks. Row 3. Conopy Crew Under the able direction of secretary of industry Dick Forsythe, the canopy crew hung the great blue mass ior every dance, and many of the other func- tions of Clover Park. Our list of Tomorrow's Mem- ories wouldn't be complete if we didn't include the Iunior Prom, Senior Ball, All-School Play, and dozens of other events. This group not only increased the charm and beauty of the small gym, but also bettered the acoustics with the canopy. D. E. Row 1: K. Wallan, Mrs. Lanes, advisor, E. Lynch, I. Kroll. Row 2: C. Hoyt, I. Iohnson, A. Neher, S. Manley. leaned Up, Fed U -- Maintenance Staff The job of keeping up the appearance of the school tell into the laps of the maintenance staff again this year. The staff, headed by Mr. Warner Gripp, did everything from fixing window panes, waxing floors, sweeping classrooms, varnishing desks, and sweeping the halls, to caring for the lawn, painting lines on the gym floor, and changing locker combin- ations. Though seldom seen, this group of people contributed greatly to Clover Park this year. UND EQUQXMII Lf Richardson. tins' ' . hi D. Col D. Beckwl Sound Squad I Operating the loudspeakers at all athletic events, pep assemblies and plays, servicing the loudspeak- ers in the cafeteria, and even servicing the new radio station came under the auspices ot the sound squad this year. Don Collins headed the squad, made up oi Harry Killebrew, Iohn Richardson, Glen Smith and Bob Beckwith. Iliff- fanfold Head M Mr. Ha AINT I no, eg De,,,,,,'Y' M.. HNAN Y. Ge CE all Nmmarilffr. Wagfgre GWiCk5TI.?I1g-F fl p . W- . pe' Mrs. ill'-im Cod l ice Van gzngton ofman' Cafeteria Staff Under the direction of Mrs. Lane, the cafeteria staff made ' arrangements tor the feeding of over 900 teenagers. A big iob to say the least! The staff was manned by five women: Mrs. O'Connor, Mrs. Simons, Mrs. Donnally, Mrs. Lane, and Mrs. Headly, with the help of the Home Economics Advanced Cookin 9 classes. ef- -. lil-3 ' f' t CAFETEHIA STAFF Row l' B Headle L D l . . y. . onna ly, M. Lane, H. Parrish, I. O'Connor. Row 2: I. Haye, B. Kirk, B. Anderson N. Baker, N. Spreen. C. Pitts A. Martin, I.. Nelson, T. Lorenzen. H. Baron, R. Presswood. And Charged Us For verdue Books! R SAFETY C5-R gr HfW1l1.lfCI'1 Edminsf S M H ll da I Mathews. econd row, af B, Kill Mr. schg!-'EI-Y PATH First row, left to right: I. Frost, . a 1 y, . left to right: D. White. L. Wentworth, D. Lukens. Library Staff This year's library staff was considerably larger than in previous years with thirty students on the rolls. Miss McDonnell was head librarian with Mr. Chase assisting her. Anita Matschke served as staff leader and was assisted by Arlene Boutiette. Io Ann Kimbrel worked as art assistant. I. Nelsg,:f'badviso,,of' . Anders,-,Q,HB'e. Row 2 1 , Lukens JD. Wal 1 So fety Potrol A new addition to the Safety Patrol this year came in the acquisition of a traffic safety car. This car. equipped with a loudspeaker, was often heard instructing some offender of the rules of the road. The drivers of the car were under the direction of Dick Chase. Boys' Club president, and Al Darby. ASB prexy. The school patrol also handled the parking problems at athletic events and social functions. Mr. Scharer was the advisor. LIBRARY STAFF ltow T. Bird, Pauley. Miss McDonnell, librarian, A. Matschke, M. Chase, assistant librarxan, A. Boutxette. B. Pearson, E. Scholtz. Row 2: P. Cady. G. Helms, M. Evans, I. Schade-, I. Peterson. M. Hay, B. Travis. E. Wrockloff I. Swenson. N. Spreen, B. Denton, I. Edmxnster, I. Haye. How 3: W. Koon, T. Ottele. I. Nelson. LASSES Remember the enior Class Officers 'rumu cnans mms rsrignggdgsnr Agree-president P121 :fling-l5D,Tz XUDY ' airman Secretarll Miss McDonnell, Mr. Wagley. Mrs. Gibson advisors i BILL HARTER IOE. MAURIN 5 , . . e geant at arms Treasurer The last graduating class to go five years straight through Clover Park, the class of '56, finished its fifth year full of Tomorrow's Memories. In their third year the class elected Dick Forsythe sophomore class president. Chosen on appear- ance and personality was Sally Kalhagen. Klahowya attendant, and Bev Roberts. Homecoming attend- ant. Roger Ockfen was elected Duke of the Girls' Club Tolo. Dorothy Hellyer, Marcia Cline, and Dick Milne represented the sophomores in the all-school play. Co-chairmen for the sophomore farewell dance were Sandy Manley and Andy Holroyd. Bev Roberts was elected attendant for the Lakewood float in the Daffodil Parade. Moving into their fourth year at C.P., the junior class was represented on the student council by Io Ann Prrsenault. class president. Sandy Manley was elected Cheerleader. Dick Chase received an outstanding honor when he was chosen captain for 1955 and inspiration for 1954, the only time a iunior has received the inspirational trophy. Karen Monsen acted as master-of-ceremonies for the Girls' Club Father-Daughter banquet. lean Albert was chosen Klahowya attendant and Sandy Manley was chosen Homecoming attendant for the year. Tolo Prince was Rich Miller. Tellelyn Hoffman and Autumn Gibbs were chosen to represent the junior class in the Kiwanis festival. Marcia Cline, lack Frost, and Fulton Lytle represented their class in the all-school play. The Iunior Prom. Coral Reef , was a big success under the co-chairmanship of Tellelyn Hoffman and Bob Hofeditz. The fifth and final year arrived for the new senior class. The class worked under the leadership of class president Theron Gray, vice-president Autumn Gibbs, secretary Iudy Kraus. treasurer Ioe --And the Wise Men of the Tribe. Maurin, and program chairman Bob Hofeditz. The leads in the Senior Class Play were Fulton Lytle, Marcia Cline, and Dorothy Hellyer. Corinne Kubis was crowned Queen Corinne the first at the Kla- howya Dance. Gary Urban was a co-chairman of the affair. Attendants were Barbara Tatum and Barbara Fitzpatrick. Iack Frost and Sue McGovern produced a highly successful Homecoming Dance during which Autumn Gibbs was crowned queen. King for the Girls' Club Tolo was Curtis Schalk. Cheerlead- ers lean Albert and Sandy Manley led the school in spirit. Shirley Williams and Curtis were co-chair- men ol the Senior Ball, Snowfall. Hi-Y president Curtis Schalk crowned Lauradel Beecroft Miss Pepsi at the Pepsi Roundup. Fulton Lytle held the lead in the all-school play, the Miser. Other seniors in the cast were Iack Frost and Don Anderson. The senior class was ably represented on the student council by ASB president Alvin Darby, vice- president Io Ann Arsenault, Social secretary Ann Kirk, secretary of industry Dick Forsythe, representa- tive-at-large Corinne Kubis, Sr. class president Theron Gray, Boys' Club President Dick Chase, Girls' Club President Alex Mahomet, Treasurer Iudie Baker, Klahowya Editor Iack Frost, and Clover Leaves Sue McGovern. These were the people and the events that filled the years at Clover Park with 'Tomorrow's Memories. IUDITH BAKER IUDITH BISHOP ROLAND FRANZ AUTUMN GIBBS DONNA GIUS ETHELWYN GouRLI-:Y MARY HOLIEN KEITH HOLSAPPLE SIDNEY HUDDELI. ANN KIRK BARBARA POSELL IUDITI-I swENsoN NIYRA TAYLOR KATHERINE WEAVER IO ANN ARSENAUI. Wo --1 'QF' PW' H .. , '-NX .2 l I HQ' A 'W ft? r'- 3. K '? 1494 T. '1 samu- nm... , '-if 6' f'9 'O' .aye it , 'haf R 'Ss wp 'QQ ,ow mem 4? EJ .fw- 'FT T- RO LORES ADAMS G.A.A. l. 2, 3: Girls' Club Committee. I will all Mr. Scharer's sly remarks to some unfortunate but understanding girl. IEAN ALBERT Ieanie G.A.A. 1: Drill Team l. 2: Orchestra 1: Girls' Letter Club 2. 3: Commercial Club 2. 3: Pep Club l. 2. 3: Girls' Glee 2: Klahowya Attendant 2: Cheerleader 3: Choir. I will my place as a senior woman to the next in 1ine. THOMAS ALSBUHY Beeg Tom V Football 2. 3: Proiection Squad l. 2: Varsity Club 2. 3. I will my broken skiing leg to anyone with more 'intestinal fortitude' than brains DONALD ANDERSON Don Football 2: Hi-Y 3: Assembly Committee 3: All- School Play 3. I will to Don House an old pair of eyeglasses. and a dark violin case. IO ANN ARSENAULT Io Dance Committees l. 2. 3: Class President 2: A.S.B. Vice-President 3: Student Council 2. 3: Drama Club 2. 3: Class Play Production Staff 2: G.A.A. 1. 2. 3: Girls' Letter Club 2. 3: Pep Club l. 2 3: Torch Honor l. 2. 3: Quill and Scroll 2. 3: Howdy Club 2: Seabeck Leadership Delee gate 3: Clover Leaves 2. 3. I will all my naturally beautiful red hair to anyone who's tired of dull. lusterless hair. IACQUELYN ASHLEY Iackie Senior Class Play 3: Guidance Office- 3. GAIL BAKER Pep Club 1, 2: Howdy Club I. 2. 3: Choir l. 2. 3: Mixed Ensemblev2: Nonettes l. 2. 3: Girls' Quar- tette 3: G.A.A. l. 2: Girls' Trio 1: Health Center 2: Commercial Club 2: Safety Committee 3: F.N.C. 2: Girls' Letter Club 2. 3. I leave all the rowdy times in general clerical to the next person who takes over the 'ten key'. IUDITH ANN BAKER Iudie G.A.A. l. 2: Pep Club 1. 2. 3: Torch l. 2, 3: Commercial Club 2. 3: Girls' Letter Club 2 3: Student Council 3: Assistant A.S.B. Treasurer 2: A.S.B. Treasurer 3. I will all the lost pennies to Doris Mott.iu. ANNA MAE BEAN Maiored in English. TYRONE DOUGLAS BEASON Horse Rifle Club l: Track 2. 3. I will Mr. and Mrs. Lackey. whom I believe to be in cahoots in giving grades, to some poor soul in the class of 1955-l957. ROBERT BECKWITH Bob Transfer from Madras High. Oregon. Amplifier Squad. LAURADEL BEECROI-'T Laurie G.A.A. l. 2. 3: Girls' Letter Club 3: Drill Team 2. 3: President Drill Team 3: Klahowya Staff 3. Howdy Club 3: Girls' Glee I: Pep Club l. 2. 3. I will my cold chair next to the window in Miss Gibson's room to anyone who doesnt catch cold easily. FLORENCE BELL Commercial Club 2. 3: Senior Class Play 3: B k R 3. oo oom I will my typing eraser to all next year's trans- cription students and hope that they will not need to use it very often. MURIEL BENNY Guidance Office 3: Cafteria l. HERBERT BERGERON Herbie Band l, 2. 3. IUDITI-I ANN BISHOP Indy Torch l, 2. 3: Dance Committee 3: Klahowya Staff Editor 3: Clover Leaves 2. 3: Drama Club 3: Thes- pians 3: Quill and Scroll 3. President 3: Assembly Committee 3: Secretary 3: F.T.A. 3: Senior Class Play 3: Commercial Club 3: Main Office 3: Corn- mencement Speaker 3. I leave my chair in physics class to Bonnie Chayis so she'll have something to put her feet on. ARLENE BOUTIETTE Girls' Glee 1: G.A.A. 1. 2. 3: Library Staff 3. I will Mr. Scharer's cheery remarks to anyone taking general clerical. RONALD BOGUE Ron Choir 3: D.E. 3: Stage Crew 2: Book Store 3. FRANK BOROWITZ Transferred from Seattle Prep 3. I will to Mr. Price fond memories of our very quiet study halls. VERENE BOYER Commercial Club 2 3. ROSEMARY BRASCHER Incarnate Word High School. San Antonio, Texas 3: Commercial Club 3. WILLIAM BRAYSHAW Bill Golf Team 2. I bequeath to Ward Hunter my vast athletic ability. CHARLES BRISCOE Chuck Football l. 2, 3: Smoker 2. I will all my bad grades to Bruce Gordon. MARY BROADUS G.A.A. I, 2: Girls' Letter Club I, 2: Pep Club I, 2: Quill and Scroll 3: Clover Leaves 2, 3. I leave my 8:29 rush to Carol Watson. SANDRA BROWN Sandy Safety Patrol I, 2. I will all my gum to Ianet Edminsterf' BRUCE BUCHANAN Bruce Iuice Basketball 1. 2: Football 3: Track 2, 3: Quill and Scroll 3: Clover Leaves 2, 3: Varsity Club 2, 3: Smoker l, 3. I will my overcoat. hat. dark glasses. violin case and artillery to a younger and more in- experienced hood, my brother Bob. DARLENE BURG Majored in English. I will the comptometer to anyone who takes general clerical. IACK BUSH Swimming l: Band l. 2 3. FORREST BUSCHING KATHRYN CALLAHAN President of Girls' Glee Club 3. I will my typing ability to Dennis Ellison. NORMAN CAMPEAU RENA CARLSON Entered from Stadium 3: Senior Class Play 3' Thespians 3: Commercial Club 3: Art Club 3.' Klahowya Staff 3: German Club 3. NOEL CARSTENS ESTHER CEDERGHEN Commercial Club I. 2. 3: G.A.A. I, 2: D.E. 3. I will my absentee ballots to Mr. Brown's at- tendance office. teh' N ul'-II7 f be f-45' l'. '.-31' .tav- W--gf f' YD bib RM AP xr ,N iv'-rv' ge jf M. HQ' 4 tvrff RICHARD CHARLES Rich Football l. 2: Swimming 1: Canopy Crew 3. I will lerry lackowski my way to get along with the I.ackeys. RICHARD CHASE Dick Football 1. 2. 3: Ins irational Winner 2. 3: Cap- tain 3: Vocational Cbuncil 2, 3: Officer 2: Stu- dent Council 3: Boys' Club President 3: Varsity Club 1. 2, 3: Track l, Z. 3: Class Officer 1. 2. I will my parking spot and my football jersey to Roy lVlcGasson. IOHN CHASE Little Iohn Basketball Manager 1. 2, 3: Boys' Club Smoker 2. 3: Varsity Club 2. 3: Baseball 2. I will to Clover Park another Chase-Ron Chase! DOROTHY CLARK Dot Commercial Club 3: Howdy Club 2. I leave my seat that I've occupied for three years in Mr. Burkhart's room. to anyone with enough gumption to take it. MARCIA ANN CLINE Marcy Art Club 1: Officer l: Drama Club I 2: Pep Club 1, 2. 3: All-School Play 2: Ssenior Play 3: Thes- pians 3: Officer 3: Howdy Club 3: Senior Play Production Staff 2. 3: Annual Staff 3: Dance Committees 2. 3. I leave space on the backstage wall to whom- ever has the lead in the Senior Class Play to put their initials. CARLETON COLBATI-I DONALD COLLINS Don Basketball 2. 3: Amplifier Squad l. 2. 3: Track 1: Football l. CAROLYN COOPER Susie Entered from Tripoli. North Africa 3. ROBERT CRAIG Bob Football l. 2: Hi-Y 2. 3: Officer 3: Pep Club 3: Shop Council 3. DAVID CROMWELL Dave Football 3. I leave my very romantic personality to Tony Ritz. ROBERT CROOKER VERA ANN DANIELL Rifle Club 2: G.A.A. l: Cafeteria I: Health Center 3: Girls' Glee 3: Mixed Chorus 1. I will the comptometer to any mixed-up stu- dent taking general clerical. ALVIN I. DARBY Big Al Basketball l, 2. 3: Football l. 2: Track 1. 2. 3: Varsity Club 2. 3: Pep Club 2. 3: Torch Club 2. 3: Class Officer I: Hi-Y 3: Student Council 3. I will the job of keeping the Student Council room tidy to the following A.S.B. president. CHLOE DARE Chlo-o-o-e-e-e Art Club 1. Z 3: Girls' Letter Club 2. 3: Presi- dent 3: Nurses' Club I. 2. 3: Dance Chairman 2. 3. I leave for the Phillipines and bigger game. IANICE DAVIS Commercial Club 3: Senior Class Pla? 3. I will to Barbara Welsh my seat in amily Life class. CAROL V. DeCI'IANT lournalism 2: Commercial Club 3. I will my Franklin Pierce book covers to Sally Rivenes. in guna..-.Q .ttf- fn- 'bv 'U' .,....-4 YQ' Af? 'Q' qv-1 fx' 'U' '-Q' ,,,,... VY Q-azz' R. 1'5- 79 5-Ma' 1'3 W1 ...,..., Q, Yjfjrsf p-. vs. in BARBARA DENTON Barb Library Staff l. 2. 3: Safety Patrol l. 2: Health Center l. I leave Clover Park to go to college. IUDITH DRATH Iudy Majored in English I will my place in Mr. Scharer's class to Iudie Scott. MICHAEL ECKMANN Mike Transferred from Germany 3. I leave my cynical attitude in Western Civili- zation to anyone who wants it. PETER EDWARDS Pete Basketball Manager l. 2: Varsity Club 2. 3. I hereby leave the basketball team to Don Baker. IUDITH EDMINSTER Iudy Choir 2. 3: Girls' Glee 2: Safety Patrol l: Nonettes 3: Choir Council. I leave to Ianet. Douglas. and Sharon all the Iixcikuin the world in their remaining years at RICHARD ENGEBRETSON Dick Football 2: Stage Crew l. 2, 3. leave Mr. Brown holding absentee and tardy s xps. BUDDY EMMETT CLAUS ERICKSON Eric ROBERT ERICKSON Bob Choir 3: Mixed Ensemble 2: Double Quartet 2: Pep Club 2: German Club 2. ..I will my clean Coveralls to Iohn Pohlmanf' ROBERT EVANS Bob Transferred from Bellarmine 2. I will to any iunior or sophomore boy with a black car to match the paint on the guard rail. my parking place: please handle with care. LELAND FAGAN BARBARA FITZPATRICK Barb Commercial Club 2: Art Club 2, 3: Officer 2: Howdy Club 2. 3: Klahowya Attendant 3. I leave l package of Kleenex to Carol Hudson. E. I-'RED FLODQUIST Whitey Football 1. 2: Track 1. 2: Smoker 2 3. I leave my laziness to somebody else. if they want it. FORD FORESPRING I leave my worn out excuses to Allen Scott. DENNIS FORGEY Senior Band l. 2: Baseball l: Football 2. I leave C.P. gladly. RICHARD FORSYTHE Dick Varsity Club I. 2. 3: Student Council l, 3: Foot- ball l. 2. 3: Basketball 1: Track l. 2. 3: Quill and Scrpll 3: Clover Leaves Ad Manager 2. 3. I will the canopy to anyone who has time to put it up and take it down before school. LILLIAN FRANKLIN G.A.A. 3: Girls' Letter Club. . .S 'WW ROLAND L. FRANZ RoIly Senior Band I. 2. 3: Band Council 3: Student Director 3: Torch Club l. 2. 3: President 3: Hi-Y Z. 3: Quill and Scroll 3: Clover Leaves Stail 2. 3: Klahowya Staff 2 3: Woodwind Quintette 3: Orchestra 3: Commencement Speaker. I will all the school's faulty photographic equipment to lack Page and next year's photo- graphers. N M CHARLES ROLAND FROST lack '3' Smoker I: Drama Club l: Student Council 3: my Choir 3: Mixed Ensemble 3: Debate 2. 3: Thes- pians 2. 3 All-School Play 2. 3: Clover Leaves Il: Sports Editor 2: Klahowya 2: Klahowya Editor 3: Dance Committees 2. 3: Co-chainnan of Homecoming 3: Student Relations Committee 3: Basketball I: Traiiic Safety Car Driver 3: All-School Play Production Stall 3. I leave six empty bottles and one hall-full bottle ol nerve medicine to the next annual editor. Good luck! -wif at ,W in ,wy X ,.,..-ar X . . K, BENIAMIN GEORGE Bashtul Ben Basketball I. 2: Track 2, 3: Varsity Club 3: Ger- man Club 2. I will my record ol 'sitting time' on the varsity 'ai ,I bench to anyone who wants it. 'QI' 'V RITA GARDNER G.A.A. l. 2: Howdy Club 2. 3: Pep Club I. 2. 3: Commercial Club 1. 2. 3: Oitice Staff 1. 2: Girls' Letter Club 2: Girls' Club Cabinet 3: Tolo Com- mittee Chairman 3: Mother-Daughter Tea Chair- man 2: Concessions 3. I will my broken leit margon on my typewriter in Mr. Scharer's class to any uniortunate soul. LEONARD GARRETT Lenny AUTUMN GIBBS G.A.A. l. 2. 3: Class Otiicer I, 2. 3: Pep Club I. 2 3: Girls' Letter Club 2. 3: Otlice Statl 2. 3: Tolo Committee 3: Homecoming Queen 3: K1- wanis Attendant 2: Torch 2. 3. C?- we CHARLES GILDEROY Chuck Stage Crew 2, 3. I will all the good times in Latin and chemistry classes, and good old C.P. to Grace Bergese-n. DONNA GIUS G.A.A. I, 2. 3: Senior Play Production Staff 3: Senior Band l. 2. 3: Secretary 2. 3: Dance Band 2. 3: Drama Club President'3: Torch ', 2, 3: I .T.A. 3: F.N.A. I: Girls' Letter Club 2. 3: All-School Play Production Stall 3. I will my battered sax to Iean Cammon. GARY GOCHNOUR 'Prof' Transferred to C.P. I: Debate 2. 3: Track 2, ll. 'I leave to the Class of I957 my theory on time and its origin, with the hope that it will be accepted. ff 'WW- DOTI I. GOODRICH Guidance Otiice 3. WYN GOURLEY G.A.A. l. 2, 3: President 3: Torch l. 2 3: Pe Club I. 2: F.T.A. 2. 3: President 3: Girls' Club Cabinet 3 Girls' Letter Club 2. 3: Commence- ment Speaker 3: Kiwanis Sports Inspirational Award Winner 3. I will all the donuts that Mr. Lackey wage-red this year to the next year's up-and-coming physics students. ELLA FAYE GRAHAM Pays Student Book Store I: G.A.A. l: Girls' Glee t: Girls' Glee Ensemble l: Choir 2. 3: Girls' Glee Council 1. I leave Claudia Cole and Morgan Bryant to ,vs Mr. Taylor. .mpg rs'-5 Q 'avr YT 'r' THERON GRAY Transferred from Pasco Robles Union High School. Pasco Robles. California 2: Senior Class President 3: Student Council 3: Varsity Basket- ball 2. 3: Varsity Club 2. 3. PATRICIA GREENROD Pat Comercial Club 3: Art Club I, 2, 3: G.A.A. I: Dance Chairman 3: Father-Daughter Banquet Chairman 2. I will my desk in Mr. Scott's art class to the next great artist at C.P. MICHAEL O. HALLIDAY Mike Driver of Safety Car 3. I will the doughnuts I owe to Mr Lackey to Ierry Iackowskif' ' KAYE HAMLIN F.N.A. I: German Club l. 2: G.A.A. 2. THOMAS HARDEN Vocational Council 3. WILLIAM HARTER Bill Baseball I: Band I. 2. 3: Dance Band 2, 3: Class Officer 3: Band Council 3: Hi-Y 3. I will my old can of shoe polish to Ron Chase. IERRY HASIFORD IOANNE HAYE Io-Io Library Staff 3: Safety Patrol I, 2, 3. IERRY HEIMBECKER DOROTHY HELLYER Doro AllASchooI Play I: Senior Class Play 3: All- Scbool Play Production Staff I 2: Senior Play Production Staff 2: Howdy Club I, 2. 3: Thes- pians 2, 3, President 3: Drama Club l, 2: Dance Committee Chairman I, 3: Girls' Glee I, 2: Girls' Glee Ensemble 2: Choir 3: Mixed En- semble 3: All-School Play Student Director 3: Pep Club I, 2, 3. I will the Thespians to the underclassmenf' SHIRLEY HENSON Sam Entered from Stadium High 2: F.'l'.A. 2: Howdy Club 2, 3: Choir 3: Office Staff 2, 3: Father- Daughter Banquet Committee Chairman 2: Stand- ards Committee 2, 3. I leave my ice skates to anyone living by the ice arena. IOHN HERITAGE Entered from Michigan 3. PATTY HOBSON ROBERT HOFEDITZ Bob Football 2, 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Baseball I. 2, 3 Class Officer 2, 3: Varsity Club 2, 3: Hi-Y 3. I leave No. 59 jersey to Mike Brownfield. TELLELYN HOFFMAN Drama Club 1 2, Officer 2: Pep Club I, 2, 3: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Commercial Club l, 2, 3: Dance Chairman I, 3, Co-Chairman 2, 3: Torch l. 2, 3: Howdy Club I, 3: F.T.A. 2, 3, Officer 2, 3: Choir Z, 3, President 3: Girls' Letter Club 2. 3: Debate 3: Girls' Club Cabinet 3: Kiwanis At- tendant 3: Senior Class Play Production Staff 3: Seniors Rings and Pins Chairman 3. MARY HOLIEN Commercial Club 3: Concessions 3: Announce- ment Chairman 3. I leave all my scrap typing paper to Miss Iugovich, to use in next year's transcription class. ERNEST HOLROYD Andy Hi-Y 3: Choir 2, 3: Canopy Crew 3: Safety Car Driver 3. I will my painter's hat to 'Sam'.' KEITH HOLSAPPLE Band l. 2 3: Orchestra I, 2. 3. RICHARD HOMEYER Dick Majored in English DUANE HOPPER FRANCIS HORAN Basketball 2, 3: Baseball 2. 3: Football 2. 3. CAROL HOYT D.E. Club 2. 3: Officer 3. I will Mrs Lones' lost ke s to the next D.E. Club. I Y 'P dr..-If 'fha 4-nv' .Q ,dn f-vu. pie ,er- Q--sip is na. .f we ,-an T Ur-'Y 1, 'Nm age? 'tb Q'--' Msn! 'QM' in uw. . ...r 1' 'Q av: mv- ww 919 -ix, 'mae' TT'f'3? SIDNEY LORRAINE HUDDELL Choir 3: Mixed Ensemble 3: Nonettes 2, 3: Girls' Glee 2: Senior Class Play Production Staff 3: Howdy Club 3: Torch 3. I leave accompanying jobs to Betty Carraway and Susan Vinyard with my sympathy. LEIGH I-IUSEBY Football 2, 3: Band 2, 3: Track 2. 3. CI-IERYL IOHNSON Chic G.A.A. l. 2, 3: Girls' Letter Club 2, 3: Dance Chairman 2, 3: Pep Club l, 2, 3, Oilicey 3. I will my job as secretary of Young Life to Iudy McEachran. IANICE IOHNSON Commercial Club 3: F.N.C. 2: Rifle Club I. ROBERT IOHNSON Bob TED IOHNSON Track Z: Football l, 2, 3: Debate 3: Varsity Club 2, 3. ROBERT IONES Bob Band 1 2, 3: Band Council 3: Dance Band 2, 3: German Club 2: Hi-Y 3: Dance Committee 3. IOHN IARMAN Iohnny Choir 2, 3. SALLY KALHAGEN Pep Club 2, 3: Klahowya Ad Staif 2. HARRY KILLEBREW Gino Football 2: Sound Squad 2: Senior Class Play Production Staff 2, 3: Christmas Concert Pro- duction Staif 2. 3: All-School Play Production Stal! 2, 3. I will my cast to Al Urbon. ANN KIRK Annie G.A.A. l, 2, 3: Torch 1, 2, 3: Howdy Club 2 Girls' Letter Club 2, 3: Tennis l, 2, 3: Com mercial Club 2, 3: Pep Club 1, 2. 3: Drama Club 1, 2: Thespians 3: Girls' Glee 1: Toto Chairman l, 2: Senior Play Production Stali 3: A.S.B. Social Secretary 3: Student Council 3: Homecoming Dance Chairman 3. I will my messy iile in the Student Council room to next year's Social Secretary IAN KROLL D.E. 3. IUDITH ANN KHAUS ludy Pep Club 1, 2 3, Officer 2: Drama Club l. 2, 3: Torch l, 2, 3: Ski Club l: G.A.A. l, 2, 3: Class Oliicer 3: Dance Chairman 2: All-School Play Production Stafi 1, 2, 3: Senior Play Production Staff 3: Commercial Club 2, 3: Howdy Club l, 5, 3: Clover Leaves 2, 3: Klahowya Statt Editor I will my orange and grape juice to any iunior who wants to be a senior woman. CORINNE LOUISE KUBIS Cor G.A.A. l: Drama Club l, Z, 3: Pep Club 1. 2. 3: Commercial Club 2, 3: Class Oiiicer 2: Dance Chairman 2, 3: All-School Play Production t. 2 3: Representative-at-large 3: Student Council 3: Klahowya Queen 3: Homecoming Chairman 3: Girls' Glee 1. I will my ability to get on the ski patrol toboggan to any skiier. TERRY LANGLEY Transfer from Heidelberg, Germany 3: Choir 3. I hereby leave my cards to Bob Sala. LEAH LAWRENCE DANA LEE LIEURANCE F.N.A. 1, 2, Officer I, 2: G.A.A. l, 2. I leave Mr. Scharer's class to Iudy Scott who can continue where we left oft. CAROL LONG G.A.A. l. 2, 3. ELEANOR LYNCH Patrol I. FULTON LYTLE IR. Fulton Fish I leave my KG.G.l ability to Dave. Ross. Skip and Larry. ALEXANDRIA MAHOMET Alex Torch I. 2. 3: German Club 1. 2, 3: G.A.A. I, 2. 3: Concessions 1. 2. 3: Pep Club I. 2. 3: Girls' Letter Club 2 3: Howdy Club 2. 3: Girls' Club President 3: Girls' Club Cabinet 3: Senior Class Play 3: Dance Committee 3. I will concessions to the new Girls' Club president. DIANE MANLEY Sandy Pep Club l, 2. 3. Officer 2. 3: Yell Leader 2. 3: Queen 3: Homecomin Attendant 2: Klahowya Attendant I: Dance Committee I: D.E. 2, 3, Officer 3. I will my pep to the next yell squad. DELORIS MANNINGS G.A.A. 3: Health Center 3. RICHARD C. MARCELYNAS Red Transgerred from Nurenburg. Germany 2: Foot- ball . I bequeath my vast knowledge of technical and scientific subjects to Dick Lynch. DORIS MARSH Pep Club I. 2, 3: G.A.A. l. 2: Main Office 1. 2: Girls' Letter Club 2: F.N.C. 2: Commercial Club 3. Officer 3. GARY MARTIN Track I. 2. 3. I will my ability to get along with boys to Ianice Telling. GENE MARTIN Band l, 2, 3. ANITA MATSCHKE Nita :Choir 2, 3: Girls' Glee I. 2: Library Stall I 2, I will my Spanish assignments to Elmer Gibson. IACK MATTHEWS IOE MAURIN Io-Io Basketball I: Baseball l, 2, 3: Hi-Y 3: Class Officer 3: Varsity Club 2. 3. I, Ioe Maurin, not being of sound mind or body, do leave to Clover Park another Maurin, my brother Rudy. MARIAN MCARTHER Pep Club 2, 3: Howdy Club I. 2. 3: Dance Committee 3: G.A.A. I. CAROL ROSE MCGOVERN Sue Transfer from White Bear High School. Minnesota 2: Clover Leaves 2, 3. Editor 3: Klahowya Staff Editor 2: All-School Play Production Staff 2, 3: Debate 2. 3: G.A.A. 2: Commercial Club 2: Drama Club 2. 3: Quill and Scroll 2. 3: Home- coming Co-Chairman 3: Student Council 3: Senior Play Production Staff 3: Dance Commitee 2. 3. I leave my editorship to an up-and-coming junior who likes responsibility and late hours. LU ANN MCDOUGALL Lulu Rifle Club I: Drama Club 1: Thespians I, 2. 3: Oificer 2: All-School Play Production Staff I: Senior Play Production Staff 2. I leave Mr. 'I'aylor's files and desk to any worthy junior who can find anything in them. SHARON McGUIRE Torch I. 2. 3: G.A.A. I. 2. 3: Girls' Letter Club 2, 3: Senior Class Play Production Staff 3: Let- ter Club President 3. I will the other half of our locker to Carolyn Ketringf' 'iii ap... 56 'nn-Q-v ,Nw Q07 I 'Fu Ng' 3 Q...,w CURTIS SCHALK Swimming I: Hi-Y 2, 3, President 3: Dance Come mittees l, 2 3: Pep Club 2. 3: German Club I. 2, 3: Concessions 2: Thespians 3: Drama Club 3. I leave the sophomore girls to Bob McCoy. DON SCI-IIMMEL Senior Play Cast 3: Thespians 3: Senior Ball Dance Committee 3. IAMES SHACKLETON Hobby 2. GAIL SERDULA Pep Club I, 2. 3: Drama Club l, Z. 3: D.E. 3: Howdy Club 2. 3: Officer 2: Main Office 3: Health Center 2: Senior Play Cast 3. I leave a bang-up time to Susan Lemcke. KAREN L. SHERIFF G.A.A. I, Z, 3: Pep Club 1, 2, 3: Drama Club 2: Girls' Club Cabinet 3: Concessions 3. I will my grape juice to Io Ann Arsenault who will still be here next year. BARBARA SIEG Barb Re-entered from Ilwaco High, Washington 2: Choir 2, 3: Choir Council 3: Mixed Ensemble 2. 3: Nonettes 3: Girls' Glee 2: Assembly Com- mittee 3: Orchestra 3: Senior Announcements 3: Commercial Club 2, 3: String Quartet 3: Klahow- ya Staff 3: F.T.A. 2. 3: Orchestra Council 3. I, Barbara Sieg. leave happy. GLENN SMITH Maiored in English. ZOE SMITH Zoie Entered Clover Park 3: Commercial Club 3: Senior Class Play 3. I will to next year's typists the ability to learn machine adjustments for Miss Iugovich. CARL SNYDER Boys' Club Smoker I 2, 3. I will my first period U.S. History notes. for tist reference only. to anybody who needs t em. SANDRA SPIELMAN Sandy Senior Class Play 3. NORMAN STANKE Stage Crew 3. I will my math teacher to Tom Lorenzen. RAY STENSTROM Ray German Club I. 2, 3: Proiection Squad 2. I will the bubbles I got from Mr. Burlchardt to Iim Brasher. CLAIRE STEPHENSON G.A.A. I. 2: F.N.C. l. Z: Library Staff 2: Girls' Letter Club 2. IANET STEPHENSON Girls' Glee I, Z: Girls' Glee Ensemble 2: Art Club 2. 3: Office Club 2: Commercial Club 2: Choir 3: Mixed Ensemble 3: Girls' Quartet 3: Nonettes 3. DAWN STEWART Majored in English. SHARON STRICKLAND Girls' Letter Club 3: G.A.A. 2, 3: Commercial Club 3: Art Club 2, 3: Senior Class Play Pro- duction Staff 3. Wil' xg? 3? T Q C' . sy 'WK - 'Q ,r CAROL LONG G.A.A. I. 2. 3. ELEANOR LYNCH Patrol l. FULTON LYTLE IR. Fulton Fish I leave my fG.G.l ability to Dave. Ross. Skip and Larry. ALIIXANDRIA MAHOMET Alex Torch l, 2. 3: German Club l, 2, 3: G.A.A. l, 2. 3: Concessions 1, 2. 3: Pep Club 1, 2, 3: Girls' Letter Club 2 3: Howdy Club 2. 3: Girls' Club President 3: Girls' Club Cabinet 3: Senior Class Play 3: Dance Committee 3. I will concessions to the new Girls' Club president. DIANE MANLEY Sandy Pep Club 1, 2. 3. Officer 2. 3: Yell Leader 2, 3: Queen 3: Homecomin Attendant 2: Klahowya Attendant l: Dance Committee l: D.E. 2, 3. Officer 3. I will my pep to the next yell squad. DELORIS MANNINGS G.A.A. 3: Health Center 3. RICHARD C. MARCELYNAS Red Transgerred from Nurenburg. Germany 2: Foot- ball . I bequeath my vast knowledge of technical and scientific subjects to Dick Lynch. DORIS MARSH Pep Club l, 2, 3: G.A.A. l. 2: Main Office 1. 2: Girls' Letter Club 2: F.N.C. 2: Commercial Club 3. Officer 3. GARY MARTIN Track 1. 2. 3. I will my ability to get along with boys to Ianice Telling. GENE MARTIN Band l. 2, 3. ANITA MATSCHKE Nita gfhoir 2, 3: Girls' Glee l, 2: Library Staff I 2. I will my Spanish assignments to Elmer Gibson. IACK MATTHEWS IOE MAURIN Io-lo Basketball 1: Baseball 1, 2. 3: Hi-Y 3: Class Officer 3: Varsity Club 2. 3. I, Ioe Maurin, not being of sound mind or body. do leave to Clover Park another Maurin. my brother Rudy. MARIAN MCARTHER Pep Club 2. 3: Howdy Club l. 2. 3: Dance Committee 3: G.A.A. 1. CAROL ROSE MCGOVERN Sue Transfer from White Bear High School. Minnesota 2: Clover Leaves 2, 3, Editor 3: Klahowya Staff Editor 2: All-School Play Production Staff 2, 3: Debate 2, 3: G.A.A. 2: Commercial Club 2: Drama Club 2, 3: Quill and Scroll 2, 3: Home- coming Co-Chairman 3: Student Council 3: Senior Play Production Staff 3: Dance Commitee 2. 3. I leave my editorship to an up-and-coming junior who likes responsibility and late hours. LU ANN MCDOUGALL Lulu Rifle Club l: Drama Club l: Thespians l. 2, 3: Officer 2: All-School Play Production Staff l: Senior Play Production Staff 2. I leave Mr. Taylor's files and desk to any worthy junior who can find anything in them. SHARON McGUlRE Torch I. 2, 3: G.A.A. l, 2, 3: Girls' Letter Club 2, 3: Senior Class Play Production Staff 3: Let- ter Club President 3. I will the other half of our locker to Carolyn Ketringf' GI Ii gn... RA up-fx Tl'--04 YQ S Www? 'T3I:'? ' T'Zf 7 I :E rot' ANGUS MCKINNON Mongoose Transfer from Arkansas 3. DAVE MCNEAL WARREN MCNEELY Basketball 2: Senior Class Play 3. I will all the real cool junior girls to Mr. Price. IOHN MCSHANE Long Iohn Basketball 1. 2. 3: Varsity Club 3: German Club 3. Officer 3. I will my lofty position in the school to any- one who can grow during the summer. IEANNE MEASAW Choir 3: Mixed Ensemble 3: Nonettes: Girls Quartette. RICHARD MILLER Rich Basketball 2, 3: Baseball 2. 3: Varsity Club 2. 3: 'l'olo Court 2. I will to Bob Nylund an old pair of basketball shoes and two broken bats. RICHARD MILNE Dick Football I: Track 1, 3: Hi-Y 1, 2. 3. Officer 3: Pep Club 3: D.E. 3: Canopy Crew 3: Boys' Smoker l. I leave, Kay Soine. MARTHA MINKEMA KEN MOHORIC KAREN MONSON Monsoon Girls' Glee 1: Choir 2, 3: Senior Play 3: Pep Club 2 3: Commercial Club 2. 3: Office Staff lg Tahatawa 3: Dance Committees 2, 3: Canopy rew 3. ANN NEHER Transfer from Stadium High 3: D.E. 3: Officer 3. I will my narrow escapes to some lucky iunior. GARY NELSON BRADLEY NELSON Brad Maiored in English. I leave chemistry to anyone who wants it. ROGER OCKFEN Mustang Boys' Club Representative l. 2. 3: Football I, Z, 3: Basketball 1. 2. 3: Baseball I, 2. 3: Cape tain 3: Football Co-Inspirational Award Winner 3: Chairman Boys' Club Smoker 3. I will my football dressing spot to Dave DaiIy. IEAN O'NEIL STEPHEN L. PAUP Steve Transfer from Lebanon High, Oregon 3: Thes- pians 3. DICK PERKINS Maiored in English. .YQK 'Q-...ff rue 'Phi ,,...-5, 'igy-fr' GARY MARVIN PETERSON Baseball 1, 2. 3: Basketball 2, 3: German Club l, 2: Torch I: Sound Squad 2. I will my batting average to Bob Nylund, hop- ing he will improve it. GODFREY PETERSON Maiored in English. LAWRENCE POIRIER Larry Maiored in English. l will my curly hair to Loney Paul. BARBARA POSELL Maiored in English. GARY RAMSEY Maiored in English. MARIORIE REGER Transfer from Mt. Diablo High, Calif. 3: Drama Club 3, Ofticer 3: Band 3: Torch 3: All-School Play Production Stall 3: Senior Play Production Stall 3: Board Member of Tuberculosis Assn 3 I will my old cork grease to Anita Parrot and Mr. Lackey's used calendars to Bonnie Chavxs IOHN RICHARDSON Maiored in English. WILLIAM ALOYSIUS REILLY Rite Pep Club 2: German Club 2, 3: Projectionist 3 To Harvey Haddix I bequeath my portable Univac in hope that he keeps it well oiled He'll need it. ELDA RINALDI Majored in English. PETER RIPPE Pete All-School Play l 2: Senior Class Play Student Director 3: Debate 2, 3: Drama Club 1. 2: Thes- pians 3. I will my Western Civ papers and the ideas contained within to those future citizens who will need them. BEVERLY ROBERTS Bev Homecoming Attendant 1: Dallodil Parade Prine cess 1: Senior Play 3: Pep Club 3: Drama Club 3: Thespians 3: Commercial Club 3: Main Ollice I will my seat in the senior women's weekend sewingucircle to any iunior girl that can't tind a man. RICHARD ROBERTS Dick Football I, 2. 3: Track I: Varsit Club 3. I will my poetry to Mrs. Heidbrederf' RONALD KENNETH ROWE Ron Mayored in English. I will my business math to Carol Oilner. IAMES HUBADO Big lim Football 1, 2. 3: Varsity Club l. 2. 3: Track l. 2: Dance Committee 3. I will my crying towel to Eric Docken. GARY RUSSELL Maiored in English. IACK SAWYER Football I. Z: Band 1, 2, 3: Choir 2. I leave the shining of the tubas to Gary Her- berholz. CURTIS SCHALK Swimming 1: Hi-Y 2. 3. President 3: Dance Com- mittees l. 2 3: Pep Club 2. 3: German Club 1. 2. 3: Concessions 2: Thespians 3: Drama Club 3. I leave the sophomore girls to Bob McCoy. DON SCHIMMEL Senior Play Cast 3: Thespians 3: Senior Ball Dance Committee 3. IAMES SHACKLETON Hobby 2. GAII. SERDULA Pep Club l. 2. 3: Drama Club 1. 2. 3: D.E. 3: Howdy Club 2. 3: Oflicer 2: Main Oilice 3: Health Center 2: Senior Play Cast 3. I leave a bang-up time to Susan Lemcke. KAREN L. SHERIFF G.A.A. l. 2. 3: Pep Club 1. 2. 3: Drama Club 2: Girls' Club Cabinet 3: Concessions 3. I will my grape juice to Io Ann Arsenault who will still be here next year. BARBARA SIEG Barb Re-entered lrom Ilwaco High. Washington 2: Choir 2. 3: Choir Council 3: Mixed Ensemble 2. 3: Nonettes 3: Girls' Glee 2: Assembly Com- mittee 3: Orchestra 3: Senior Announcements 3: Commercial Club 2. 3: String Quartet 3: Klahow- ya Stall 3: I-'.T.A. 2. 3: Orchestra Council 3. I, Barbara Sieg. leave happy. GLENN SMITH Majored in English. ZOE SMITH Zoie Entered Clover Park 3: Commercial Club 3: Senior Class Play 3. I will to next year's typists the ability to learn machine adjustments for Miss lugovich. CARL SNYDER Boys' Club Smoker I 2. 3. I will my first period U.S. History notes. lor tleist reierence only. to anybody who needs t em. SANDRA SPIELMAN Sandy Senior Class Play 3. NORMAN STANKE Stage Crew 3. I will my math teacher to Tom l..orenzen. RAY STENSTROM Ray German Club l. 2. 3: Proiection Squad 2. I will the bubbles I got from Mr. Burkhardt to lim Brasher. CLAIRE STEPHENSON G.A.A. l. Z: F.N.C. l, 2: Library Staii 2: Girls' Letter Club 2. IANET STEPHENSON Girls' Glee 1. 2: Girls' Glee Ensemble 2: Art Club 2. 3: Oilice Club Z: Commercial Club Z: Choir 3: Mixed Ensemble 3: Girls' Quartet 3: Ncnettes 3. DAWN STEWART Nlajored in English. SHARON STRICKLAND Girls' Letter Club 3: G.A.A. 2. 3: Commercial Club 3: Art Club 2. 3: Senior Class Play Pro- duction Staff 3. WV . 3 sax? f si-...X 5 'Vw hire -1---'nv ,N fr N :-4'4 'surf-rv' .. S 13- 516' B 1 SHARRON SWARTZ G.A.A. 1: Art Club l. 2. 3: Howdy Club 3: Pep Club 3: Drama Club 3. I will my ability for getting into tight spots to some unlucky senior girl next year. IUDITH DIANE SWENSON ludy Library Staff 1. 3: Quill and Scroll 2. 3: Clover Leaves 2. 3: Class Play 3: Genius Club 3. I will Clover Park's drafty halls to hardier souls than I. BARBARA IEAN TATUM Barb Transferred from Tuscaloosa High. Tuscaloosa. Ala. 3 G.A.A. 3: Howdy Club 3: Officer 3: Pep Club 3: Klahowya Staff 3: Klahowya At- tendant 3: Girls of the Month for Ianuary 3. I leave a gallon of ice cream to lean Wagleyf' MYRA TAYLOR Transferred from Stadium 2: G.A.A. 3: Drill Team 3: Senior Play Production Staff 3. I will my physics book to anyone who's dumb enough to take it. THOMAS TEEVIN Tom Torch l: Baseball l. 2, 3: Football l: Chairman of Boys' Club Tree Farm 2 3. I will one thousand donut holes to Mr. Lackey. ROBERT TESSIER Bob Track l. 2. 3: Varsit Club l. 2. 3: Swimming l: German Club 2. 3: Football l, 2. 3: Dance Committees 2. 3. SUSAN THOMAS Sue Clover Leaves Business Manager 3: Clover Leaves Radio Editor 3: Quill and Scroll 3: Clover Leaves Staff Z. 3. I will my place in the girls' locker room to Iohn Kalles. CHARLES TIDD Nick Transferred from Cheauroux High School, France 3. I will to Gary Mowrey my technical know: ledge of radio. GARY TISSOT Pep Club 3: German Club 2: D.E. Club 3: Officer 3: Football Manager 1: Safety Council 3: Projection Squad l. 2: Canopy Crew 3: Dance Committees l. 3. I will D.E. Club to the next president. KAY TURNER G.A.A. l. 2. 3: Pep Club 1. 2, 3: Guidance Office 3: Girls' Letter Club 2, 3. ALICE UMPSTEAD Band l, 2. 3. GARY URBAN Klahowya Staff 3: Band l 2: Dance Chairman 3. CARLENE VAN HOUTEN Band l: F.N.A. 2: G.A.A. I, 2: Commercial Club 3: Howdy Club 3: Guidance Office 3. PAUL VAN VALKENBURG Maiored in English. LINERIA DEAR RE NEE VAN WINKLE Dear Ree Nee Choir 1, 2, 3: Nonettes 1, 2, 3: Mixed Ensemble 2. 3: Howdy Club 2. 3: Officer 3: Drama Club 2. 3: Officer 2: Thes ians 3: Senior Class Play Production Staff 2. All-School Play Produc- tion Staff 2. 3: Pep Club. KAY NVALLAN F.N.A. l: Art Club 2. 3: Officer 2: Drama Club Z: Commercial Club 3: Pep Club l. 2: D.E. 3: Officer 3: Dance Committee l. 2. 3: Vocational Office Help 2: Senior Play Production Staff 3. I will my orange-handled paint brush to the person who can run fastest in next year's art class. KAY WEAVER G.A.A. 3: Girls' Club Cabinet 3: Concessions 3. I will all my orange juice to lean Arsenault. GAIL WESTBY G.A.A. 2, 3: Majorettes 2, 3: Pep Club 2: Torch 2, 3: Girls' Glee 3. ROGER WESTMORELAND Track 3. MAUREEN WI-IEELIHAN Mo Howdy Club I, 2, 3: Art Club l 2, 3: All-School Play Production Staff Z. 3: Torch l: Pep Club I: G.A.A. l: National Scholastic Art Award Win- ner l: Rifle Club 2: Officers 1, 2: Klahowya Staff 2, 3: Clover Leaves 2, 3: Commercial Club 2. 3: Dance Committees 2, 3: Concessions 3: Senior Play Production Staff 3: Girls' Club Cab- inet 3: Quill and Scroll 3. WILLIAM WHINERY Wild Bill Choir I. 2, 3: Officer 3: Mixed Ensemble 2. 3: Boys' Double Quartet Z, 3: Hi-Y 3: Drama Club 2, 3. SHIRLEY WILLIAMS Chairman Calling Cards Committee. Art Club 3: Howdy Club 3: G.A.A. I: Senior Ball Co- Chairman 3. PEGGY IEAN WILLS P.I.'s Main Office 2, 3: Commercial Club I, 2, 3: Pep Club l, 2, 3: Howdy Club I 2, 3: Service Committee 2: Standards Committee 3. I leave my horse book to Carann May and Ioy Rubadof' ADA WILSON Pep Club I, 2. 3: Howdy Club 3: Drill Team 3: Concessions 3: Commercial Club 3. IANET WILSON Speed-Shift Transferred from Central High, Omaha, Neb. 3: Howdy Club 3: Art Club 3: Dance Committee 3: Pep Club 3: Girls' Club Assembly Chairman. I leave my freckles to Carol Hudson. LEE WILSON Admiral Transferred from Germany 3. I will to Mr. Lackey the ten points that he gave me in some of the basketball games and the six donuts he lost in the Baylor-Washing- ton game. IOYCE WOODCOCK Commercial Club 2, 3: President 3: Drama Club 3: Pep Club 2, 3: G.A.A. l, 2, 3: Girls' Letter Club 3: Drill Team 2, 3: Howdy Club 3: Office Page 3. I will all my crazy times in the Commercial Club room to Sally Densmore. ELIZABETH YEARY Maiored in English. GORDON YOST Maiored in English. Q ' .W 2,52 1 Hall of Fame fgyvglf - ,nz ' All-.41 if . L. ,V . W ,gin fi: F . pn .L Kyla X' T gh fi 'a vi -t - f 'Nj ' I 'f X i ' - . l ,i A X Q ,wr 4 T I T M 4, fl K .. If .fp .3 ' . 1, , ay - l . s.. 'L .9 .- Curtis Sclialk Bev Roberts Al Darby Io Ann Arsenault Dick M Sue McGovern Most Attractive Most Capable Chase Corinne K ' 'a3'im..Wi Bruce Bu h ki - Iohn lafm'-'m C an-in A . . Alex Mahfbmel Athlsatet oc en Sharon strgrslgdancers BBS! Personalilumn Gibbs hm Rubad Mos Y Best O WY!! G SPortsmanshi:u'l9Y QQ . I Bill Harter Sandy Manley Ianet Wilson lohn Chase P . Keith Holsapple Myra Taylor eppxest Class Cut-ups Brainiest f L I 4 l Rick Miller Barbara Tatum Karen Monsen Theron Gray Tellellln Hoffman Bob Hdedifl F i dl' t ' ' r en ies Biggest Fhrts Best Dressed . ' Y Karen Sheri!! Bill Wlllne' Ben G Sidneil Hadoigxlalented Most Bashful eorge --VS Qv Awards HEL, V K , sur: McGOVE'RN Best Ioumahsi 4 f... .tw SIDNEY HUDDELL KEITH HOLSAPPLE Kiwanis Music Award Kiwanis Music Award NA VVin:Lr!-TQNNAFORD Oratoricafggei n or's Xl eg! -4 w! '7 ROLLIE FRANZ Commencement Moderator EY WYN GOURL k Commencement Spea er C0mnigy?Y BISHOP Cemen' Speak ef SARA IOHNSTON Girl of the Year WYN GOUHLEY ROGER OCKFEN - Kiwanis Sportsmanship Kiwanis Sportsmanship Winner Winner The Juniors Were Preparing For Next Year CRHRNNE MAY MH. BURKHARDT MISS FOSSLER IUDY MCG-OVERN Advisor ' e r ar SGCYGHYY Advisor Social S c et y ff- , Mm: se BHOwNr1z-:Ln r . DAHBY MEEFRS SALLY mvsm-:s IO ANN MCGOVERN gun' harms Tfeasu' President Vice-president Junior Class The Best in the West class of '57 led by President Sally Rivenes, captured many honors. Sally's minor class officers were: Ioanne McGovern, vice-president: Darby Myers, treasurer, Carran May, sec- retary: Mike Brownfield, sergeant-at-arms, and Iudy McGovern, social secretary. The class advisors were Miss Fossler and Mr. Burkhardt. Buck Schmaltz served as vice-president on the Boys' Club cabinet and was replaced by Ken Hruby when he moved to Spokane. Chuck Hunter was the junior representative in Boys' Club. The junior girls had an outstanding representation of five on Girls' Club cabinet. These girls, Sharon Goran- son, appearance of school: Susan Vinyard, service: Iulie Carlson, publicity: Ieanne Reisinger, standards: and Susan Curran, friendship: all contributed their time and talents for the sake of the Girls' Club. Zeola Harris and Mike Craig were the junior members of C.P.'s cheering squad. Sally Rivenes, as junior class president, was a member of Student Council. In addition to Sally, lean Wagley served as the Council's Secretary of Records. Based on personality as well as looks, Linda Effinger was chosen as junior class attendant of the Klahowya Court, as Homecoming attendant Bonnie Gunther reigned: and Gary Congdon was Iunior Prince of the Girls' Club Tolo, Storybook Ball. The big dance of the year, sponsored by the juniors, was the Iunior Prom entitled Bali Ha'i. The co-chairmen for the event were Ken Hruby and Iudy McGovern. Assisting them as committee heads were: Louise Crowe, decorations: Don Baker, entertainment: Norman Isaacson, chaperones: Dick Lynch and Ward Hunter, clean-up: Sara Iohnston, publicity: Sally Densmore, programs: and Bob Grant, re- freshments. Betty Caraway. Sharon Goranson, Eli Bizic, Ken Hruby, and Ronald Gordon all held parts in the all-school play, The Miser. Offering their efforts for the C.P. annual were: Marie Markham, assistant editor: Iudy McGovern, jun- ior class editor: Ianice Ward, ad manager: Kay Kubis, student life editor: and Ioan Schenke, copy editor. 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'Tiff N DUN E Elihsecrerarv -presidlfgtq ANITA GRIFFIN IUDY TUCKER NEAL KNEIP Treasurer President Sergeant-at-arms Sophomore Class I Sparked by the capable leadership of President Iudy Tucker, the sophomore class of 58 has had a very busy and eventful year. Other officers include Karen Dunkin, vice-president: Anita Griffin, treas- urer: Eleanor O'Shea, secretary: Neal Kneip, sergeant-at-arms: under the supervision of our. class advisors, Mrs. Hoar and Mr. Saxton. Planning and presenting Guys and Dolls Ianuary 27 in the girls' gym was the biggest social event for the sophomores this year. Ivy Cozart and his band provided the music for this sport dance. Co-chair- men were Sylvia Stewart 'and Ward Taylor. Working with them were Tirrell Hellyer, decorations: Iohn Nofsinger, entertainment: lean Arsenault, publicity: Iim Milgard, music: Steve Davison and David Shaw. clean-up: Pat Speers. tickets: Charlene Anderson, cloak room, and Barbara Blair, chaperones. Acting as sophomore representatives on the Girls' and Boys' Cabinets were Iudy 'Buckner and Ward Taylor. respectively. lean Arsenault was sophomore class editor of the Klahowya staff. Ellen Hunter was chosen for her good looks and personality by her classmates as Klahowya Dance Attendant. Sharron Boedecker was a Homecoming princess and Don Roderique was chosen Duke tor the Girls' Club Tolo. Iudy Chips, Ellen Hunter, Linda Lake and Connie Murray represented our class in the all-school play, The Miser. As for our athletic achievements we are credited with Neal Kneip, Bob Buchanan, Rudy Maurin, Iohn Welker, Terry Schmalz and Dave Dailey, all playing on our varsity football team. Our sophomore basketball team consisted of Eddie Wells, Neal .Kneip, Iohn Welker, Bill Reynolds, Nick Brown. Scott Drysdale and Al Van Buskirk, who was high-point man with 156 points. The sophomores on our golf team this year were Norman Thompson, Dick Picton, Ted Fix, Craig Melby, and Ion Sivertson. In the field of track we have lack Blessing, Dave Daily, Steve Davison, David King, Larry Rutledge, Ian Tissot, Al Van Buskirk, Ray Van Valkenburg, and Iohn Welker. 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BAND COUNCIL , . Cm, Row l: B. Harter, A. Umpstead, D. Gius, R. Franz. How 2: B. Iones HOLAND FRA ' TAYLOB, Dire N. Kneip, K. Holsapple, B. Nylund. N21 Student Direct or Bond Seventy students constituted the membership of this year's band under the direction of Mr. Ren- wick Taylor. Officers of the band that formed the band council were: Keith Holsapple, president: Bob Nylund, vice president: Donna Gius, secretary: Bob Iones, treasurer: Bill Harter, band manager: Alice Umpstead, librarian: Rolly Franz, student director: and Neal Kneip, sophomore representative. The Mid-winter Concert was presented Ianuary 26 in the Hudtlotl Iunior High School auditorium with the Hudtlotf band and dance band. On February 18 eleven band members and two ensembles attended the solo-ensemble contest at Puyallup High School. Two of the students were- rated superior, seven excellent, and two were good. The two ensembles, the French horn quartet and the- woodwind quintet, received superior ratings. From March 1-3 seven students went to Spokane- tor the All-state Music Convention sponsored by the Washington Music Educators Association. Keith Holsapple and Alice Umpstead played in the orches- tra, while Ross Richards, Iohn Srail, Leigh Huseby Dave Tolt, and Dick Ryan played in the band. The band also marched in the Daffodil Parade on April 14. SENIOR BAND The Band Continued to Improve. DANCE BAND Donce Bond Following Mr. Taylor's announcement that Dance Band rehearsals would begin on Tuesday and Thurs- day mornings each week beginning in October, twenty students turned out, comprising Clover Park High's largest dance band. Its debut was made at a pep assembly in No- vember and shortly after that it appeared in an assembly featuring the music department. Since this year was Clover Park's turn to play at the Hoop-Go-Round, the Dance Band got its first large audience when it was featured as entertain- ment during the halftime of that event at the C.P.S. fieldhouse. Orchestre: The Clover Park Orchestra directed by Renwick Taylor first appeared publicly in an assembly before the student body during October. Its next major performance was for the Christ- mas Concert on December 23. In February the string quartet consisting of Kris Iohnson and Virginia Swan. violin: Barbara Sieg. viola: and Carol Long, cello, played in the solo and ensemble contest at Puyallup where they received a superior-the 'highest possible rating. Virginia Swan and Kris Iohnson attended the All-state Music Convention where they played in the orchestra March 1-3. ORCHESTRA Remember Those Concerts -- CHOIR COUNCIL Dave Lukens, T. Hoffman, K. Hruby, M. Dobbe, B. Whinery, Mrs. Malmin, director Choir cmd Ensembles The climax of a rewarding year came for the C.P. vocal groups this May at the Spring Concert when the Girls' Glee, Mixed Ensemble, and the Choir all gave thrilling performances. It was a year of triumph, mixed with tragedy for the vocal groups. After the annual Christmas concert, Miss Mary Ellen Davidson, C.P. vocal director, was involved in an automobile accident on her way home. She was to miss the rest of the school year. Assuming the rough job of re-organizing the vocal groups went to Mrs. Doris Malmin, who graciously consented to do this job. The work involved was tremendous, but the choir and Girls' Glee rewarded the effort involved by receiving straight superior ratings at the choir contest at Renton. A new look was initiated by the Girls' Glee this year as they abandoned the usual tradition of wear- ing formals, and instead made their own blouses, skirts, and sashes to create a uniform look. From the Girls' Glee the Girls' Glee Ensemble was formed. MIXED ENSEMBLE Row l: S. Hucldell, D. Van Winkle, I. Stephanson. S. Gomnson. B. Seig I. Measaw, I. Pakiser. D. Bogue. D. Hellyer. Row 2: I. Hall, D. Lulcens T. Robertson I. Frost, D. McNeal, K. Hruby, B. Whinery. CHOIR Row 4: S. Ellis, I. Ghillarducci, R. Bogue, K. Mohoric, T. Harden, I. Frost, K. Hruby, B. Whinery, I. Measaw, K. Monsen, C. Hudson. S. Molt. Row 3: l. Ellis, F. Graham, B. Seig, A. Matschke, M. Michaelson, I. Iarmon, I. Iarmon, G. Homestead D. Lukens, T. Hoffman, I. Kempston, H. Brinkerhoff, I. Hardy. Row 2: I. Stephenson, D. Van Winkle, D. Reed, S. Goranson, F. Lytle, D. McNeal, E. Doclien, T. Langley, D. Bogue. I. Albert, E. Yeary, S. Henson. Row l: S. Huddell, E. O'Shea, G. Baker. M. Monsen A. Holroyd, B. Craig, E. Bizic, Miss Davidson, D. Edminster. I. Hall, F. Horan. M. Bobbe, I. Edminster, D. Hellyer. The Choir Provided Tomorrow's Memories E xscm- ' UAHTETT ,L Reber CYS Q -Lukens. B tlef D Ken Yhubvi F' LY N onettes A ou of nine select feminine voices made up gf P the vocal ensemble known as the Nonettes this year. This organization sang throughout the community and for school functions. Girls in the Nonettes were Barbara Sieg, Ian P lc' , Ianet Stephenson, Dear Re Nee Van Winkle, a iser B , Ieannme Measaw, Anita Matschke, Dawn ogue Iudy Edminster, and Gail Baker. S. Hudd S. ell, ' Cor.-,nscnf Measaw' I. IYONET Boys' Quourtet for several events this year. Members of this group were Ken Hruby, Dave Lukens, and Tom Robertson. earance was at a student An active boys' quartette sang Fulton Lytle. Their first major app b d assembly in December followed by a Christ- 0 Y mas Concert at Fort Lewis in which they also ap- peared. They later perfor for Sumner and for several community functions. Among these were a meeting of the Optimist Club and over the facilities of Tacoma's three radio sta- tions, KTAC, KTNT. and KMO, and for the Lakes District Improvement Council Fund Drive. med in an exchange assembly 7- E D- BQ.. er' D Ve' B' Soi . an Winklzl A' Mdtsc . like, fi? he 13? GIRLS' GLEE t B Latimer E Wrockloff. V. Bigelow. E. Guyton, M. Huddell, M. Davis, M. Peters, L. Heccb, E. Hunter. I. Sl kes I School N McCaffery, M. Pease. S. DeArmond, P, Cary. G. om anist' V Con- Row l: R. Brasher. S. Stewar , . , . Harper. Row 2: H. Briscoe. S. Sentoni, R. Spaulding, S. Lemcke, S. o . . . . Sr-llars. L. Lawrence. I. White. Row 3: C. Cables, B. Comstock, I. Yost. D. Curtis, E. Consmo, S.. Stucker. G. Westby. acc p , . f' . R w 4: D. Dent. I. Davis, M. Haggerty. S. Stephenson. D. Billet. B. Welsh. S. Kampbell, K. Callahan rad, K. Conrad, L. Pfohl. C. Tor in o D. Mast, K. Iohnson, M. Humm. E. Smith. M. Muroff. ome Acted -- THESPIANS Row l: S. Densmore, D. Hellyer, Mr. Schmidt, advisor, A. Kirk. D. Van Winkle. Row 2: I. Bishop. I. Fro Thespions Beskarl-,e:g932'fY-R 11030 P. Rippe, C. Schalk D. Steele. D ro mo C I u b All the world a stage . . . drama club members learned this as they stepped before the footlights to gain the dramatic experience necessary for Thes- pian membership. However, all work was not on stage. Many long hours were spent behind the scenes by the production staffs. Members appeared in the casts and production staff of every play during the year. Mr. William Schmidt is the drama advisor at Clover Park. Officers included Donna Gius, presi- dent: Marjorie Reger, secretary-treasurer, and Dear Re Nee Van Winkle. program chairman. ,K Q., To create an active interest in dramatics and to establish standards of excellence in all dramatic work. These are the purposes of Thespian Troupe No. 821 which sponsored several one-act plays dur- ing the year. Qualifications for Thespian membership include being a member of Drama Club and having earned ten points through considerable work in dramatics. Officers of this year's Thespian Society were: Dorothy Hellyer, president: Marcia Cline, secretary: and Dave Steele, recorder. Mr. Schmidt was Thes- pian adviser. DRAMA CLUB Row 1: S. Dougherty, D. Gius, P. Nichols, Mr. Schmidt, advisor, S. McGovern, S. Stokes. Row Z: E. Shoemaker, R. Carlson, B. Caraway, P. Givens, I. Arsenault, S. Riley, M. Teats C. Murray, I. Munroe. Row 3: K. Iohnson. I. Hardy. I. Woodcock, S. Goranson, I. Hall, D. Mounts, S. Iohnston, L. Crowe, D. Van Winkle. use Assembly Committee ome Debated -- DEBATE CLUB N Sh Hannafor d debate 'els'-ads the Row l: B. Chavis, T. Hoffman. S. McGovern. I. Heisinger, Mrs. Utzinger, advisor, S. H1iloi:k,FN. Hannaford. Row 2: T. Iohnson. P. Rippe. E. Hall. G. Gochnour, H. Met- ca . . rost. Debote Teom Clover Park's debate team, coached by Mrs. Utzinger, had a successful season this past year, winning about 75 '70 of the 44 debates it participated in. The issue being debated this year was, Resolved UF STAGE CREW Row l: B. Salo. C. Harden. N. Stanke, G. Rice. C. Gilderoy, N. Carstens. How 2: B. Deering. D. Miller. C. Bordman. D. Engebretson. Mr. Rada- baugh. advisor. Stoge Crew The stage crew, under Mr. Radabaugh. came up with a completely movable stage this year for the in large extravaganzas such as the spring con- that the educational privileges granted to the veter- ans of the Korean War be accorded to all qualified youth of the United States. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE Row 1: Mr. Taylor. Mrs. Gibson, Mr. Schmidt. How 2: Barbara Seig D. Anderson. I. Bishop cert and the Christmas concert. Other evidences of the usefulness of this group may be found backstage in the small gym. Many of the backdrops and large props came about from the ingeniousness of the stage crew. The purpose of the Assembly Committee is to plan and arrange for all assemblies throughout the school year. The committee decides what national school assemblies will be presented the following year. And ome Even -- DUCCKOY PE' Smdent PETER RW How 1. Z ear I' 'Smith S 7- gilhg' HQUYU f'ASe'du1f1f Erliuga CLASS PL 7' D-ivis.p' F' I-Yfle, gziiley' 5- Sm lime' Mr. SCAAY C1181 Senior Clouss Ploly This year's annual senior class play, Take Care of My Little Gi1l, described the problems and activ- ities oi sorority life at college. A cast oi 21 included Liz, portrayed by Marcia Cline: Casey, Dorothy Hellyer: Dallas, Beverly Rob- erts, Marge, Gail Serdula: Merry, Iackie Ashley: Becky, Marlene McGraw: Ad, Alex Mahomet: Chad, Fulton Lytle: Ioe, Don Schimmel: Sam, Warren Mc- Neely: and Thelma, Rosemary Brascher. Also in the play were Rena Carlson as Polly, Ianice Davis as Alice, Sandy Spielman portraying Grace, Sharon Strickland characterizing Marie, Karen Monsen as Iustine, Florence Bell playing Marilyn, Zoe Smith portraying Iune, Les Kilpatrick as an ex- pressman, Iudy Bishop as Mrs. Bellows, and Iudy Swenson as Mother Apple. McNee1 Gland R mid! d Y, D, ', Owg: ' Hem l , Schimmel, ilgfinsortif RIS'-Ciuipe, smdem I ' S' Spielmr Son' K- Mo du' an, H- Bra ns.-nl Schaf, SENIOR PLAY PRODUCTION STAFF Row Z: S. Huddell, M. Reger, M. Taylor, S. McGuir--, I. Arsenaul Row 1: M. Wheelihan, S. McGovern, A. Kirk, T. Hofman, I. Klaus All school play curtain call i Went on the tage. f ' ' 1- . l N f' 'W' m' ,-,-- 1 ' ' Wa YU e. Doroth Y Heulfe r wer, A51 new 2: D- Hel OL PLAY C I ay- G don- ML icdigpvs' E' Hugtexniexrrii F. Lrtle' R' ox Y, , I . Row 1. S. Goransoflfgwgggvl? Frost K- Hwby ' Metca I ' L. Lake- H' y AllfSchool Ploy ,Ls The all-school play this year was Molier's The Miser, a unique venture for high school students. It dealt in satiric fashion with the romances ol a wealthy old miser, those of his son and daughter and the complications arising from them. Members of the cast were: Fulton Lytle, Harpa- gon: Ellen Hunter, Marianne: Ron Gordon, Cleante: Betty Caraway. Ellis: Eli Bizic, Valere: Iack Frost, La Fleche: Linda Lake, Frosine. , Also in the cast were Iudy Chipps as La Mer- luche, Don Anderson as Master Simon, Connie Mur- ray as Brindavoine, Bob McCoy as Iacques, Ken Hruby as Monsieur Anselm, and Harold Metcalf as 1 the Magistrate. ALI.-SCHOOL PLAY PRODUCTION STAFF Row l: I. Monroe, M. Teats, D. Hellyer, D. Van Winkle. S. Stokes. Row 2: L. Crowe, I. Woodcock. S. Densmore, E. O'Shea, S. Dough- erty, S. McGovern, D. Gius. Senior Play curtain call The Klahowya Staff Says- if X MAME MARK?-LAM IACK F3051 YANICE WARD Assxsiani Editor Educ, Ad Manager , IUDY MCG-OVERN ' Iunior Class Ediior U IEAN ARSENAULT Segilggllsgfgiyor Sophomore Class Editor We did our hesi on ihis hook-we hope you enjoy it as much as we enjoyed bringing it io you! i Y QAN SCHFNKE' JUDY Bxsao I copy Edna' MAUREEN VEHEELIHAN Copy Editorp Y diior Thanks For Tomorrow's Memories . I IACK PAGE X Photographer X CHARLES CHOASDILL Advisor BRUCE BUCHANAN Sports Editor ffl? V KAY KUBIS Student Life Editor HENA CARLSON TSC Art Editor ANU-A MA TS . DXANE Moxgjyblicity Edxtors -4 S 4 I KLAHOWYA How I: S. Thomas, M. Wheelihan, M. Markham, Mr. Croasdill, advisor, I. Frost, I. Ward, R. Franz. Row 2: B. Tatum, L. Crowe, G. Haynes. I. Bishop. A. Matschke. I. Schoel, E. Fought, G. Urban. Row 3: I. Arsenault I. McGovern, I. Iessup, B. Blair. L. Lundgren, D. Mounts, K. Kubis, R. Carlson, A. Platz. I1 HKE These Are Tomorrow's Journalists! sun Mcoovsnu ,ff Mmmrzzn w CHART-?d533AsDu'L Editor ' ' Feature gil-bIrIHAN K-. We C nnucs BUCHANAN g sssss C I IOHN KALLES S A rififil s orts Editor T ' M-we Sports Edltvf T, : P s's.' ,, T f if ' Fi? ',-- :-g T 1 -' :gs T ..,- '- C 5 fa sssys 'Ls' s',f S r , QIILI- JUDY BISHOP SUE THOMAS News Editor MARY BRQA Exch DUS ange Editor Radio Editor Clover Leoves The Clover Leaves staff, under the direction of Mr. Charles Croasdill, put out a total of sixteen issues this year. Members oi the staff were: Sue McGovern, edi- tor-in-chief: Iudy Bishop, news editor: Maureen Wheelihan, feature editor: Iohn Kalles, sports editor first semester: Bruce Buchanan, sports editor second CLOVER LEAVES Row 3: C. Nelson, K. Hansen, I. Cammon, K. Kubis, B. Buchanan, D. Hay, I. Kalles. Row 2: B. R 1: S. Thomas, M. Wheelihan, C. Croasdill, advisor, S. McGovern, I. H. Fought. M. Markham. ow semester: Sue Thomas, radio editor: Io Ann Arsen- ault, business manager iirst semester: Sue Thomas, business manager second semester: Mary Broadus, circulation manager: Dick Forsythe, ad manager: Roland Franz and lack Page, photographers: and Iudy Kraus and Iudy Swenson, reporters. Weller, S. Fox, D. Case. B. Anderson, Bishop, R. Franz. if CTIVITIES The Dances Were Great, Too-lm KLAHOWYA DANCE COMMITTEE D. Hellyer, I. Bishop, G. Urban, Miss Helrner, advisor, M. Markham. I. Frost. P. Greenrod. I. Iones. Klohowyo Donce Lovely Queen'Corinne I. in the person of Cor- inne Kubis. reigned over the festivities of the Kla- howya dance. held early in the year. Barbara Tatum and Barbara Fitzpatrick were senior attendants. Lin- da Eifinger was iunior attendant. and Ellen Hunter was sophomore attendant. HOMXH 1 Yisoigqkhe. Da' ' ra- ... D. er:5er.Aa-owe Ku 'A ' Go-ge! ' X1 C' S- MC R997 enautt. X- Ars BN ' shes' A Tucke NG Cimgtgyl Rini? Bake' I SCORM S! T. PM Kr! ' ACK 1.-Ros Homecoming Donce This year's Homecoming Dance. Home for the Holidays. was held December 30 in the girls' gym following the basketball game with Franklin Pierce. Highlighting the festivities was the crowning of Autumn Gibbs as Homecoming Queen by temporary basketball captain Roger Ockien. Attending Queen Autumn I was Bonnie Gunther. iunior representa- tive. and Sharon Boedecker. sophomore attendant. Q aqlell ' I W BOW 'L' lr- Homec T S U - 1: mums Co-CZEEEVERN II Dances -- at SENIOR BALL CHAIRMEN Row l: D. Hellyer, C. Schalk S. Williams, S. Kalhagen, I. Wilson. Row 2: B. lones, B. Hofeditz. T. Hoffman, D. Schimmel, B. Harter. Junior Prom Bali Ha'i set the scene for the South Pacific atmosphere of the 1956 Iunior Prom. The girls' gym was turned into an island of swaying palm trees and soft, sweet music supplied by Iohn Stellbrink and his band. It was formal and was held from 9-12 p. m. on April 27. Ken Hruby and Iudy McGovern with the assist- ance of their committee heads directed and super- vised the dance as co-chairmen. Others of the com- mittee were: Dan Baker, entertainment: Dick Lynch and Ward Hunter, clean-up: Sara Iohnston, pub- licity: Norm Issacson, chaperones: Louise Crowe, decorations: Sally Densmore. programs: and Bob Grant, refreshments. x -' SOPHOMOBE DANCE CHAIRMEN Bow l: B. Blair W. Taylor, S. Stewart, I. Arsenault, T. Hellyer. Row 2: P. Speers, S. Iohnson, S. Davison. I. Notzinger, D. Shaw, I. Milgard, C. Anderson. Senior Boll Snowfall was the theme for the annual Senior Ball held on December 5 by the class of '56. Curtis Schalk and Shirley Williams were the co-chairmen of this formal affair. The theme was carried out with decorations of snowflakes on the walls and the blue canopy. Music was provided by Marv Cox and his band. Other committee members were: chaperones, Marcia Cline: publicity, Tellelyn Hoffman: entertain- ment, Dorothy Hellyer: cleanup, Peggy Williams: decorations, Ianet Wilson and Don Schimmel: pro- grams, Sally Kalhagen: refreshments, Bob Jones and Bill Harter. IUNIOR PROM COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Row 2: N. Issacson, Mr. Burkhardt, B. Grant, D. Baker. W. Hunter, D. Lynch. Row l: S. Densmore. L. Crowe, K. Hruby, I. McGovem, S. Iohnston. Sophomore Donce The annual Sophomore Hop was held Ianuary 27. Theme for the affair was Guys and Dolls. Dancing to music provided by Ivy Cozart and his five piece orchestra, the couples swung past murals of guys and dolls and dazzling 'Broadway at its brightest. Co-chairmen for the event were Sylvia Stewart and Ward Taylor. Other chairmen were Tirrell Hell- yer, decorations: lean Arsenault, publicity: Sandra Iohnson, refreshments: Iohn Notzinger, entertain- ment: Iim Milgard, band: Dave Snow and Steve Davison, clean-up: Barbara Blair, chaperones: Pat Speers, tickets: and Charlene Anderson, cloak room. n More Dances! Pepsi Bounce April 6 was the date of the fourth annual Hi-Y dance entitled the Pepsi Round-Up. If was held from 8:30-11:30 p.m. in the girls' gym and was in- formal. Lauradel Beecroft was chosen as Miss Pepsi to reign over the dance. She was given a flash camera and a large stuffed animal, compliments of the Pepsi Cola Company. P Girls' Club Tolo Story Book Ball, the annual Girls' Club Toli was held on February 11 in the boys' gym. Unde the direction of chairman Tellelyn Hoffman. th coiiples danced from 8:30-11:30 p.m. to the musi of Ivy Cozart and his five-piece band. The gym wa decorated to resemble a wonderland of famou fairyland characters. :Zvi 1: s. niiey. G. lohnso:PlI'll1ti CSMMITTEE H H 2. S 1 - ow R. Gardner. S. Rivenggfnic EilgE?r.KS.lJIZ1:l:sgon' T- Hou- ' - en. Hi- CURTIS -SCHALK Pyesident s HI-Y With their goal to create, maintain, and extend high standards of Christian character, the Clover Park HI-Y took charge of several good proiects this year. Donations for a war orphan were accepted from students as they flooded the gym to witness the an nual HI-Y-Faculty basketball game. The faculty up set the HI-Y 30-25. HI-Y officers for the year were: Curtis Schalk, president: Bob Craig, vice president: Iim Moore, secretary: Drew Chamberlain, treasurer: Dick Milne, sergeant-at-arms: Fulton Lytle, chaplain, and Mr. Vance Reeves, advisor. A u 'vw'-,N,,,,, ,,.e . ....-M---ff , I 1 ,Z FULTON LYTLE Chaplain BOB CRAIG Vice-President IIM MOORE Secretary elieigignmiiljrgms DREW CHAMBERLAIN Treasurer HI-Y BASKETBALL TEAM Row l: D. McNeal, B. Craig, C. Schalk, I. Kalles. Row 2: I. Mathews, M. Fotheringill I. Maurin, B. Harter, A. Darby, D. Milne. V 3' f 1... .L .il ef. A .-f fs' s ... i' fr 2 f , I HI-Y Row I: B. Craig. D. Chamberlain, Mr. Reeves, advisor, C. Schalk, D. Milne. Row 2: B. Whinery. D. McNeal, H. Franz, B. Harter, A. Darby, I. Kalles. How 8: B. Iones, I. Mathews. A. Holroyd, M. Foth eringill I. Maurin. D. Anderson, . Nelson. , sf Two ervice Iubs Gave-- aww GARDNER Mas. Bmrm, Advisor HITA KAREN sr-rrzmrr KAY WEAVER IEANNIE REISINGER TELLELYN HOFFMAN IUDY BUCKNER 1 1-we-Y ALEX MAHOMET, President SUSAN CURHAN SUE VINYARD CITY wus CARLSON MAUREEN WHEELIHAN si-muon oonANsoN wrN GOURLEY Girls' Club Clover Park Girls' Club is an organized club Girls' Club sponsors two social functions each designed to ioster friendship among all high school year: the annual tolo, this year called Storybook girls. Ball. and in the spring the Mother-Daughter Tea. Alex Mahomet Served as president, under the These occasions were presided over by Tellelyn advisorship ol Mrs. Battin, girls' counselor. Hoffman' Social Chairman- A Lot of ervice! DICK CHASE President , KEN HRUBY vie. President r,,,'2f1 rggvm nil Cbibmln MIKE BHOWNFIELD LA Secretary . Tgb. RRY Z. fa Op ws camgq UA Tab VE S' rmsrou wrt.: can Program Chairman rm'l Boys' Club -The largest in Clover Park's list oi clubs is again the Boys' Club. Some oi its activities were enter- taining, others educational. One oi its largest proiects this year was the printing of the Boys' Club phone book. Names. ad- dresses. and telephone numbers ot all C.P. students were compiled and printed in a small booklet. Cabinet members oi the club this year were: Dick Chase, president: Harry Schmaltz, vice presi- dent: Roger Ocklen, twelfth grade representative: Chuck Hunter, eleventh grade representative: Ward Taylor, tenth grade representative: Mike Brownfield. secretary-treasurer: and Fulton Lytle. program chair- man. ' lt's Fun to Be Busy-- Quill cmd Scroll In the second year of its existence at Clove b P k, Quill and Scroll initiated eleven new mem el ar into the international honorary society for high schoc journalists. Under the guidance ot Mr. Croasdil advisor, and Iudy Bishop, president, the chapter too ' ' ' ' d' , Franklin Piercr part in a joint initiation with Sta 1um and Lincoln. VOCATIONAL COUNCIL Row 2: Mr. Snydcr, advisor: G. Yost, C. Driggers, A. Davis, T. Harden. Row l: D. Miller, G. Martin, I. Page, D. Homeyer. Torch Honor Society The very name ol this organization suggests the nature of its purpose. To establish good fellowship Row 1: S among the students interested in the pursuit oi Ma'1'ham,'ST ?Znas, I. A QUILL A . knowledge. and to encourage and to Promote good CGOVGIHSTHE-u ' Iivl1ii5.CH0LL I S' A W citizenship are the worthwhile aims ot the C.P. Torch ammon' R-ogialfg Wbeeliban R ' OW ff M. S ciet The Torch members have contrib- Honor o y. uted much to the improvement of the attitude of the Clover Park Student Body. TORCH HONOR SOCIETY Row l: I. Hall, K. Iohnson, A. Gibbs, I. Tucker, B. Ritchie, K. Hansen, T. Hess, S. Taylor, D. Mottau, S. Densmore, S. Ketner, A. Platz. Row 2: V. Pauley, N. Hannalord, I. Reisinger, S. Curran, I. Bishop, L. Crowe I. Carlson, R. Franz, B. Chavis, N. Brown, N. McCaffrey, G. Westby, K. Dunkin. Row 3: C. Ames, S. Goranson, I. Walter, S. Vinyard, S. Harlock, S. Huddell, B. Caraway, K. Thompson, I. D Mounts I Schoel P Cameron. G. Thomas, P. Givens, N. Golding, I. Hardy. I. Wagley, A. Griffin, K. Kubis B. Wagner, ' ' E O'Sl-rea L Riley P Sussman, D. Gius, S. Riley, I. Carlson, 5: W. Foulkes. Baker, . , . . . M. Markham. How 4: M. Pankratz, A. Martin, I. Telling, L. Wiring, . , . , . S. McGuire, S. Iohnston, B. Posell, T. Hoffman, I. Hoffman, I. Arsenault, W. Gourley . Ottman, A. Kirk, V. Kalles. Row L. Magnon. T. Payson, E. Hall, D, Myers, L. Todd, M, Freigang, T. Yeatts, E. Bizic, K. Hruby, B. Anderson, A. Darby. And Busy-- COMMITTEE TAHATAWA d . ,, y, ward, K. Lowden. H w 1: K. Monsen, N. Lincoln' Mfaeslvgittlfegifllgll. D. Milne. L- Recob' Rgw 2: N. Peters. S. M011 L- Tod 1. Han. Future Nurses Club The Future Nurses Club has been very active this year, learning about nursing through numerous speakers and field trips. It is the goal of the organ- ization to gain high school girls' interest in nursing and teach them the fundamentals of the profession. Commercicll Club A busier group of girls than the members of the Commercial Club is hard to find. Their many duties include taking orders. selling, and giving out student loans. During the year, they also sold out- of-town football and basketball game tickets. senior announcements, Klahowyas. calling cards. and class rings and pins. How 1 2: S. : I' Mu Murra:?o?9he2g,?eME. Shoe PNA L' Cfom ' Schoel, ' Paflkrglaker' To hotclwo Tahatawa was held several times during the year on Saturday nights from 8:00 to 11:00. As all organizations must have leaders. so did Tahatawa. Cochairmen were Dave Steel and Larry Todd. Mike Fotheringill was head of preparation and Nancy Peters took care of publicity. Nancy Lin- coln was in charge of tickets and Sandra Iohnson was refreshment chairman. Dick Milne and Karen Monsen teamed up as clean-up chairmen. Well, In K. p z. H' B. -md, Sande,s'? kI1s, K' S3:'Ilke,ho71 'fKS. Taylor ' Peiie, Ee' ROW IOUGS, ix' TBI. R ' Emerson., I::rrjQsSa7VYer, 'EW ' ard, 'I 'Ifrockf ' SSUP' 0 COMMERCIAL CLUB Row l: F. Bell. N. Baker. D. Mottau. I. Baker. I. Woodcock. S. Densmore L. Marsh. I. Bishop. Row 2: P. Givens. N. Geloneck. C. Van Houten. M. Monsen, I. Sanders. K. Paulus. S. Molt. C. Anderson. M. Holien. Mr. Zelenak. advisor. How 3: I. Davis. R. Brascher. G. Thomas, G. Haynes. M. Iones. R. Ross. K. Thomposn. I. Kraus. T. Hoffman, B. Roberts. Row 4: A. Kirk, I. Albert. K. Monsen. D. Mast. L. Kempston M. Wheelihan. K. Wallan. A. Wilson. C. Kubis. Row 5: B. Sieg, P. Greenrod, S. Kampbell, S. Goranson, P. Bruington. N. Golding. M. Minke- ma. P. Wills, B. Fitzpatrick. ls Fun! Germcm Club The purpose of the German Club is to promote the study ot the German language, culture, and people. The club is open to any senior high school student who is interested in the purposes of the club. One does not have to take German to be in the club: he or she must only be interested. Mr. Burk- hardt is advisor of the club as he teaches German at C.P. , M- . , Row i ' 'g.on- ' Gyeenfo Row 1: N'ABrCl:rriollf H' Txcli..?nCr0We' Dlgjuvvanan' P. 5, Stokes,on. S. iohnatolcanmer, L. La , p, Came' 1 ddell. ' . . Hu lzffwnlls Carlson- OU ' ' C- Mmqnf B l on I D' ,UT gluwsxxaamsftg' firing. ix- Mfijfie. Wheelihanf 3 S Swe K Tex, . dl D. Row 1 Row 2.: W- Hu Q H. Stegisibngreggiili' TTayIoE-Rlgalg CL Relllv. asm M- cfilsonf D. MUN 9' M. Brow eel, f nfield btvofzinger , .colbathg Art Club Participating in the National Scholastic Art Con- test: Regional Scholastic Art Exhibit at Fredricks Mother-Daughter Tea exhibit: Christmas staging: al staging for the class plays: and a very successful ar' auction were among the many activities of the Ar' Club this year. Future Teachers of America An introduction to the field of teaching is the general purpose ot the Future Teachers ot America Club. Now completing its second year at Clovel Park, F. T. A. has had a highly successful year witl' almost all members earning pins for time spen' assisting teachers. F. T. A. Row 1: I. McGovern, S. Carman I. Carlson, W. Gourley, L. Ellington, S. Densmore, T. Hellman, S. Vinyard. Bow 2: A. Parrott, P. Suss- man. S. Riley, I. Telling, D. Gius, M. Minkema, V. Swan, D. Moltau, A. Griffin. Row 3: E. Hunter, K. Iohnson, I. Bishop, M. Molden, B. Ander- son, T. Payson, M. Stratton, B. Boehm. GRTS End, Center-- A s l I I IIM HUBADO BRUCE BUCHANAN GWYNN RICE KEN HRUBY DICK ROBERTS DICK FORSYTHE LEIGI-I I-IUSEBY ROY McKASSON DICK CHASE MIKE BROWNFIELD That Roy loves to tackle! What do you think they should do, coach? Tackle, Guard -- N E 2 . 'Q TOM ALSBURY BOB HOFEDITZ RUDY MAUHIN AI. UHBON BILL HINKLE TED IOHNSON ROGER OCKFEN IEFFRY HASFIORD BUCK SMALTZ 0h well, qoucl-,down hex: play! How did the managers like that play? P Hit That Line-- It looks like an apple on a string! CoaCl1 I captain: , k : R Y Mcliasson- R w 31 pm Elitiizltin? Alouxonlrcigclllzh. i,nsPl'auonal and oge gifs? winners. Reserve Footbo II Kelly Micera's reserve football team finished the A '55 season with a four win-two loss record. Both these losses were to Lincoln. The reserve team finished the season with not one touchdown scored against them in league play. They had. overall, 37 points scored upon them while scoring 88 lor Clover Park. FOOTBALL MANAGERS D. Baker. D. Chaimherlain, D. Shaw, E. Bizic F001-BALL CQACHES RESERVE FOOTBALL TEAM ML Swimme, ML Bmwn, Mr. Ausiinl Mr- Micexa Front row, lett to right: C. Hunter, N. Kneip. I. Conwell, T. Goodrich, B. Bassett. D. Willis, B. Evans, I. Tissot, T. McDade. S. Drysdale. D. Edminster. Back row, tett to right: T. Cabage, W. Taylor, E. Docken, M. Hayes, L. Rutledge, D. Iordan, H. Cox, D Brock- way, E. Sweat, T. Langford, B. Beecroft, B. Buchanan, R. Richards, D. Zelinski, K. Walters, T. Schmalz, D. Daily, E. Gibson, T. Weaver. Mr. Micera. And Hit It Hard! Footbo II Traveling to Kent-Meridian. the home of the eventual league champions. the Warriors were caught unawares by the Royals and tromped 31-14. Seeking revenge on the hapless Auburn Trojans the next week, the Warriors, led by halfback Dick Forsythe. walloped the Trojans 20-0. Forsythe con- tributed I3 points. The Warriors traveled to neighboring Puyallup to meet the touted Vikings in a highly contested battle. Capitalizing on the turn of fortunes. the Vik- ings scored on the last play of the game to run the score to 14-6. giving no indication of the actual hair- line victory. The next league contest saw the Warriors travel to Enumclaw where they took the lead over the favored Hornets 13-0. Thanks to some nearly fan- tastic passes and receptions, the Enumclaw squad caught the Warriors late in the fourth quarter. The game ended in a 13-13 tie with Roger Ockfen scoring all the C.P. points. Back in the friendly confines of Thompson Field. the Warriors ran wild with the Highline Pirates, beat- ing them for the first time in eight years. The final score read Clover Park 26. Highline 6. In the final game of the season. the Franklin Pierce Cardinals, C.P.'s traditional rival, invaded Thompson Field. Scoring late in the second quarter on a long pass, the Cardinals went to the dressing room at half-time with a 7-0 lead. The Cardinals stopped the Warriors all through the final periods. apparently having the game sewed up. With three seconds left, the Green and White pulled a play that hadn't been used all year. Urbon faded far back. and as the enemy line rushed. threw a screen pass to Forsythe. Dick scampered B0 yards for the score as time ran out. On the last play of the season, Roger Ockfen crashed over for the extra point. The Warriors had tied the Cardinals 7-7. Like trying to hold agreased bar ol soapl Looks good for a lirst downl VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM Row 2: C. Hunter, D. Chase. N. Kneip. E. Docken. W. Taylor. D. Roberts. K. Hruby. B. Hinkle. L. Kilpatrick. T. lohnson. R. Maurin. B. Buchanan, A. Urbon. D. Forsythe, T. Schal.BSchalz.FHa.C hA1'.Rwl.ROkfn.BHfd'.MB m z . m . or n oac istm o ' ' . c e . o e itz . rown- field. L. Huseby. H. Stafford. G. Rice. I. Rubado. R. McKasson, B. Buchanan. T. Alshury. I. Hasfjord. fx L L q,: I 4 THEIION GRAY MIKE BBOWNFIELD GARY PETERSON AL DARBY hoot 'Em-- - 25 F, Y: , 'ff W . Q . '5FfaI, BOB HOFEDITZ IOHN McSHANE BOB NYLUND DON COLLINS TIM KERNS ROGER OCKFEN RICH MILLER Pass 'Em-- Vorsity Basketball Clover Park finished the 1955-56 basketball season with an unimpressive record of four wins and twelve losses. The Green and White started off strongly by dropping Kent 25-19 in the PSL Iamboree. The War- riors were the only South team to win in this pre- season hoop tourney. ln the TAC Hoop-Go-Round, C.P. split to take second place. In the first contest the Warriors nosed out Lincoln 19-17. Stadium took the second game, and the trophy, 27-18. Sumner became the first league victim of Clover Park. C.P. led at half-time 29-19. However, the Spar- tans put on a last-half surge to come within two points of the Green and White. The final score gave the locals a 43-41 victory. Puyallup's Vikings invaded Clover Park that same week. The Purple and Gold ran into a spirited team that almost pulled the year's biggest upset. Leading in the fourth quarter, C.P. cou1dn't hold out quite long enough as Puyallup piled up enough points to win 52-45. At this time the Warriors began using a deliber- ate type of offense combined with a more aggres- sive defense with startling results. At Auburn the Warriors overturned the stunned Trojans 63-57. Theron Gray led the Warriors with 9 counters. In Puyallup's crackerbox gym, the fired-up War- riors again nearly toppled the eventual league champions. However. the Puyallup guns carried just a little too much ammunition as the Vikings pulled out, victors, by a scant five point margin, 48-43. Don Collins led C.P. with 13 points. In their next outing on the maples, the Warriors almost doubled the score of their opponents. Renton was unprepared for the new Warrior offense and more aggressive defense. With Theron Gray leading the way with 23 points, the C.P. rolled up a 51-26 triumph. Perhaps the Pirates from Highline read the press reports on the new Warrior offense. At any rate, the Pirates came prepared for a tough battle, and finally bested the Warriors 54-48. Theron Gray contributed 22 points to the Warrior cause. The Warriors repeated their earlier victory over the Sumner Spartans the next week as they pulled out a 63-60 victory. Gray and Collins hit for 18 and 13 respectively. Competing for the William Robert Pennington Memorial Trophy, the Franklin Pierce Cardinals and the Warriors waged a hot battle in which the lead changed hands repeatedly. Although Theron Gray and Mike Brownfield each dropped in 14 points, the Cardinals took the contest 61-56. At the end of the season the team selected an honorary captain and their inspiration for the season. Don Collins received both of these awards. Varsity letter winners were: lim Kerns, Mike Brownfield, Theron Gray, Gary Peterson, Don Collins, Iohn Mc- Shane, Roger Ockfen, Bob Hofeditz, Rich Miller, and Iohn Chase, manager. Although the 1956-56 hoop season did not show Clover Park on the winning side of the final tabula- tion, it did provide many of Tomorrow's Memories. l . 0 : n. o 5. E. 2 E. c 'u Eu'- 0 -. 0 fi? fits U ,,,: , C' ffgf 1' . Zi' 2 .,.,, 1 f 1 ? ,, or sf- Q W f. in E 4 , - a 2 A :fm -A , E -1 5 N. - ' ' - g , , if QS N fifgif ' 3 E 'favs mm 0 A U E V f E , J' ' Q ' M ' 7 gag , . , ' f im ' 'Q if tx Q, it .V INSPIRATIONAL AWARD Coach Saxton and Don Collins BASKETBALL COACHES Mr. Price. Mr. Saxton, Mr. Brown Dribble 'Em Down the Floor! Reserve Bosketboll The reserve basketball team had a fair season this year with eight wins, nine losses and a tie. Under the direction of first year coach lack Price. the team did well considering injuries, illness, and other incidents throughout the season which prea vented a better record. Letter winners were C. Hunter, T. Angeles, B. McKasson, D. Hay, D. Meyers, B. Nylund, P. Lemcke. and W. Hunter. RESERVE BASKETBALL TEAM Row 2: I. Sparks, D. Edminster, R. McKesson, C. Hunter, M. Frei- gang. D. Hay, B. Grant, W. Hunter. Row l: G. Wright. M. Fother- ingill, P. Lemcke, D. Meyers, P. Harden. s , L i f llll.. , . . z L T. S rsf B f- - A' .- -, r if ..,- 1 - ,,,: Q . s- C . P. zk, X I 3 . fai rs - - .--- , f . - - f 1 lbw.. ,I -4 . ,N 4' af.. f . ,K S h B k b N,,,-: :,, I if I -..,. ,... , . . I . op omore CIS et Cl - ,,.,. L . E ...W , V... ..,. 1 E W For the fourth time in five years the C. P. soph- . Zi. , L - , I ' V 1 L T P' omore basketball team won the Tacoma City League. ll: : 'i i f l V ' D ' A 5 - The first-year men compiled a 13 win--one loss rec- 'ii' 5 1 A Q B E i E ' ord for the season. L - The sophomores won their first 12 games before ' P V X ' being set back by Stadium's Golds, a team which ' ' - it E' my K had lost eight Straight- .- L .,-,, ..,.. Following the 'OSS fo Stadium the Sophs lfounced ..r, ..., Bellarmine 63-32 in their final game of the season. SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL TEAM How 2: I. Welker, N. Brown, N. Kneip, A. Van Buskirk, T. McDade. L. Izimes. Row l B. Reynolds, B. Buchanan, E. Wells, I. Cromwell, B. Burton, D. Daily. f l in Lose something, boys? When did he grow the other two arms? We've Got the Coach-- , ,,,., 51 z g , , I BOB BURTON ir Golf Starting out the season. the Warrior golfers pounded Franklin Pierce 14 to one and Kent-Meridian 15 to zero in a triangular meet. Bellarmine was the next victim of C.P. Eleven to four was the score. Tennis Team The tennis team has a record of three wins and no losses midway in the season. The first match was a clean sweep for Clover Park winning over Sumner 5-U. Puyallup offered the racketeers a little better competition, but Clover Park took a close 3-2. Auburn came to the C.P. courts and bowed to the Warriors 5-U. X ff --...J VARSITY CLUB I. Maurin. D. Chase. B. Tessier. T. Gray. B. Hofeditz, K. Hruby, P.. Darby. R. Ockten. Row 2: R. Miller, R. Maurin, I. Chase, B. Bu- n n I. Rubadck, I. Sparks. Row l: I. Hasljord, L. Huseby. D. Collins, B. George, T. Iohnson. 'ha was 'f MB. Mxcxav- April April April April April April May May May May May May May ck Coach 3 6 13 20 24 27 2 4 8 11 15 18 25 ---..,,.-.Q-1 ----......,,,n lug Row 4:11. Van Buskxrk E Root B Tessxer W Mt:Neely R Wesimoreland Row 3 C Park T Langley A Darby D Chase I Welker I Moore, B. Buchanan Coach Mxcera Row 2 Drew Chamberlain manager D Dailey M Fre gang T Beason T Iohnson I Txssoi L Huseby I. Blessing. Howl A Urbon R Van Vaulkenhurg D Marhn B George S Davison I Sparks D Edmmster We've Got the Pep-- BHUCE BUCHANAN DICK CHASE Mm: rmaxonuc AL UHBON Track Nothing but optimism can be expressed about the Clover Park track team. The Warrior cinder team has the individual per- formers but does not have too much depth. Steve Davidson, a phenomenal sophomore, has been holding down the 100 and 220 yard dashes in the absence of Dick Forsythe who injured his back in a pre-season turnout. Iohn Welker has also been compiling a few points in the 220. The 440 seems to be Bruce Buchanan's race. ln his first two quarters of the season he lost by a short margin. In his next race he beat the defending conference champion, Dave Allan, at Renton. Leigh Huseby also ran the 440. Ben George has done an outstanding job in the half mile, running exceptionally fast and increasing in every outing. The high jump has been a pleasant surprise for Clover Park. Al Darby and Iohn Welker have been fighting it out for first place in this event. Iohn Sparks injured himself in practice and wasn't out early in the season but was ready around the end af April. After Stadium swept the broad jump from Clover Park the Warriors came back sweeping the event in the next two meets. Ted Iohnson, Al Darby and Ben George have all been jumping impressively. Al and Ted have each taken a first and third so far with Ben taking two seconds. They have all sur- passed the 20 foot marker. Al Urbon scored to 11 feet 9 inches for his best effort of the season in pole vault. However, this was only a tie for first place. Dick Chase won both the weight events, the shot and discus in the two league meets held so far this season. r PDI .. ,, M . f ' -r . K H . . . . gg '- .. , . rx- IOHN WELKER IOHN SPARKS vxsON ggvi DP' MCK Busssmg . u i 5 u 5 WARREN MCNEELY Al. DARBY ROY MCKASSON MIKE HADDOCK We've Got-- ROGER OCKI-'EN IOE MAURIN COACH VIC BROWN NICK BROWN GARY PETERSON B03 HQFEDITZ IIM KERNS e team! w NEAL KNEIP RUDY MAURIN RICH MILLER BASEBALL MANAGERS RESERVE BASEBALL TEAM L. Rows. D. Roisinger. P. McGoldrick. We Play the Game to Win-- ou Bet-- G.A.A. SENIORS G. A. A. A visitor to the halls ot Clover Park might come that are olten heard rebounding off the walls. If to the conclusion that he had come to the wrong he were curious, he might find that the yells he place were he to hear the screams, bumps, and heard issued from the small gym and were the end 2-4-6-8, who do we appreciate? Spartans! yells product of G.A.A. G. A. A. IUNIORS Row l: I. Cammon, D. Case, M. Kroll, C. Darby. S. Ketner M. McConaghy, I. McGovern, N. Lincoln, I. Hall, M. Markham. Row 2: P. Cameron, K. Paulus, V. Gunston, L. Ellington. C. May, I. Kraus, I. McEachron P. Givens, G. Iohnson. Row 3: I.. Crowe, B. Chavis, I. Carlson, S. Iohn- ston, N. Gelonek I. McGovern, I. Wagley, I. Iessep, H. Iensen. But Row l' B Ritchie I portsmanshipn 1 x '4'i5.. 't SOPHOMORES NO. l Arsenault. M Henry. M. Arbuckle. B. Boehm. V. Kalles. K. Iones, D. Hill. How 2: C. Tarfin. I. Downing. S. Iohnson. B. Bair. li. o'she... ii. .Broman. R. Hinjes. new at D. Dent. N. Urdahl, 1. white. s. stewart. s. Brock. s. cenwni H. Ross. L. wirsing, P. Dan- torth. G.A.A. girls earn points toward being in Girls' Wyn Gourley is president ot G.A.A.. helping advisor Letter Club as well as learn the benefits which can Miss Fossler. be gained from athletic events. Play days. sponsored There were approximately 160 girls in G.A.A by different schools. also claim the girls' attention. this year. 1 s Row I: S. Zacharias, Ellis. P. Speers. M. kin. I. Downing. M. I M ' . 5 . r k . gf 1' 0 itat u'n.u ish: G. A. A. SOPHS NO. 2 D. Erickson. I. Monroe. N. Ca ton. I. Hommmeier. M. Teats. I. Harper. T. Peterson, S. Stokes. How 2: N. McCaltery. C Y Deadman. A. Spaulding. C. Ames. I. Peck. I. Ottman. I. McEachron I. Sawyer. Row 3: S. Freeman. . Hubado. K. Dun- Newman. B. Bunce. S. Stucker. N. Griggs, I. Buckner. P. Pracna. ls Better et! DRILL TEAM Row l. left to right: L. Beecrolt, S. Scott, S. Iohnston, N. Geloneck, M. McConaghy, I. Reisinger. Row 2, left to right: K. Paulas, I. Iessup, M. Kroll, G. Thomas, A. Wilson, I. Hardy. Row 3, left to right: S. Curran, P. Cameron, H. Iensen, I. Hall. N. Parnham, N. Lincoln. Row 4, lelt to right: D. Mottau, I. Carlson, M. Taylor, K. Iohnson, I. Kraus, P. Givens. Row 5, left to right: A. Gibbs, P. Nichols, S. Campbell. K. Kubis, M. Minkima. C. Iohnson, S. Goranson, C. May. N. Golding, S. Ketner, S. Vinyard. Drlll Teom Girls' Letter Club The Drill Team, under the direction oi Miss Pos- Girls' Letter Club is open to girls who have sler, consisted oi thirty girls, both seniors and juniors. - earned senior high athletic letters. The team marched at all home football games. In order to retain membership in the club it is One of the games was televised giving the team a necessary for a girl to usher at least two social lun- chance to pertorm at halftime on a local station. ctions. The girls may usher lor plays, concerts, grad- They also marched in the Daffodil Parade. uation, open house, and baccalaureate. GIRL' LETTER CLUB Row l: L. Beecrolt, T. Hellman. K. Weaver, C. Iohnson. C. Oathout, I. Telling, L. Taylor, G. Thomas, D. Mottau, A. Parrott, E. Shoemaker. S. McGuire R. Adams, W. Gourley. Row 2: I. Woodcock, I. Kraus, A. Kirk, K. Sheriil, C. Dare, M. Taylor, A. Mahomet. Row 3: S. Taylor, L. Franklin, E. Scholtz, B. Pearson, I. Hardy, V. Swan. D. Mannings, I. Arsenault, B. Posell, S. Rivenes, D. Gius, M. Harris. TUDENT LIFE 1. The Phantoms 2. The Phantoms strike 3. Is he walking on water? 4. Nice work-it you can get 5. I'm gonna end it all 6. Portrait ot a sweet old lady and son 7. Go man, go 8. Genii with the light brown hair? Good night ladies Going- Going- Gone! ehh-what's up, doc! Iuniors aren't ALL that way Hey-there! Who needs skiis? Buddies to the end ...ff ,Mil-M N-.-.3 mmm Oh, no, coach-my sport is ping pong Good morning! Looks like a pepsodent adl Straw gets in your eyes Chicken in a basket Well-uh, I dunno- How dry I am Who got bumped off? Do you know what Miss Getty said? The lineup She's got senior-itis T Y U Sleeping beauty? Where'd she go? Now I know why they c him LONG IOHN Now Dior says that nex' year- Really, I didn't mean to Do anything-but please don't step on my blue sue shoes I wanna bed-time story The navy was never 1ik1 this My name's Kay--what's yours? Oh, no. coach-my sport is ping pong Good morning! Looks like a pepsodent ad! Straw gets in your eyes Chicken in a basket Well-uh, I dunno- How dry I am Who got bumped off? Do you know what Miss Getty said? The lineup She's got senior-itis Y, ea? w--. f. fi Sleeping beauty? Where'd she go? Now I know why they c him LONG IOHN Now Dior says that nex year- Really, I didn't mean to Do anything-but pleas: don't step on my blue sue shoes I wanna bed-time story The navy was never likn this My name's Kay--what's yours? Oh, no, coach-my sport is ping pong Good morning! Looks like a pepsodent ad! Straw gets in your eyes Chicken in a basket Well-uh, I dunno- How dry I am Who got bumped off? Do you know what Miss Getty said? The lineup She's got senior-itis Y. 3 tg. wmwy MK, ,.k.,,. 1. Who are you trying to k 2. First date? 3. Yeh, sez who? 4. Same ol Saturday night 5. Child labor 6. Rememer when? 7. Nosey people 8. United we stand fr , gr, .W-,-V.,w A faq A we ,VW ,, fifiwffz .tr i 1 I 1z, lifi Z: Grin and bear it Prison break lust part of the body My--what lovely legs! Well, it's tolo time again Siesta time And it's ALL mine Hey! Your car's rolling away He's got glue on his feet Dig thatl Fu' Sleeping beauty? Where'd she go? Now I know why they c him LONG IOHN Now Dior says that nex' year- Really, I didn't mean to Do anything-but p1eas4 don't step on my blue sue shoes I wanna bed-time story The navy was never lik' this My name's Kay--what's yours? lt's over. . . another year gone hy . . . For the Seniors-the last year. The Seniors are gone hut not Forgotten. They have something ot priceless value, they have... TOMORROW'S MEMORIES! .A A A A . . . . . . - - I6 Salesmen To Serve You at LAKES REALTY, ..... AT LAKEWOOD CENTER Lakewood's Foremost Real Estate Market Place Did you know that before you seniors were born, LAKES REALTY, INC. was giving complete Realtor Service to the area now known as Lakewood? 19 years Realtor Service from our present address, 9523 Gravelly Lake Drive, S.W. LAkewood 2104 RAY PALMER, Pres. 8. Gen. Mgr. 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BUCKLEY-KING Centrally Located in Tacoma Now is the time to do your yard work CONCRETE PEA GRAVEL CRUSHER ROCK FOR WALKS AND DRIVEWAYS-SPRUCE THE PLACE UP C. S. BARLUW 81 SONS, Inc. 1 1 n 1 S 6 as ee' 0 9 we QAOLOQC 0060 9 0 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '56 vi XXX Moral. wAl.1oMA 9205 So. Tacoma Way ' Highway 99 Tacoma, Wash. ' LA 9793 BONAFIDE BUILDERS, INC. ' .M 1 General Contractors L ii EE: 1-SBS 24305 i llth sf f ir Fulfon 1591 35 X fi as ree .. Tacoma I, Washington 1 Congratulations to the Class of '56 PEOPLES LAKEWOOD The First Complete Dept. Store in Lakewood CONGRATULATIONS, GRADS QQ L Q3 27 Tom's Texaco Sevice White Gas Stove Oil Tire Repair New Tires Propane Gas Light Groceries 7413 Manitou-Custer Road HA 9602 STRICKLAND'S l.AKEwooD CENTER Ioc stone Locally Owned The Store with a Variety of Merchandise 9607 Gravelly Lake Drive Lakewood 4491 Congratulations C To the 51411 Class of 1956 BEAUTY SAI.0N - Niim ' 6415 s I Blvd.,S.W J l N Th f y Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of Nineteen Hundred Fifty-six .9 .1 fl UNITED U l ' lfll bgrzsurance fgnwanz HDME DFFICEOTADDMA XXXYX Iliff aQ.sTff'iqA3 Cb!-4'f.4:. . .,., lk f-'W-.gig le? Best of Luck to .. - f-Q-'nl'-':,T7 ,QT-.I-'-M ':..:::'4 gm: a Wonderful Class ,: Q l , '21 N 5 V1 4:55 . Alfffn AXNQ from Your Friends . X l igf: X Hurlow's . . t Lakewood Fuel Url a ' Qi . l Service LAKEWOOD THRIFTWAY SHELL HEAHNG ous I I LA 4421 6421 Sfeilacoom Blvd. Tacoma 9, Washington STAN ENGLE- Mg - 7202 sreilamm Blvd. l SOMETHING TO REMEMBER: l Shall Pass This Way But Once. 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O CREDIT TERMS There Is No Substitute for Paid Circulation LA 4494 cHAs. F. A. MANN, Publisher YOUR HOTPOINT DEALER JK! llllllllll UH E'-'55 7:-.E S'iEi'ilfrli ll'51i Smorgasbord for private parties and banquets Friday and caterin , g to G Saggdav Nlghls High School and ay , S , College Groups Variety Entertainment Call this number for reservations and information HA - 4471 In the Heart of South Tacoma 5238 South Tacoma Way Congratulations, Class of '56 CARSTENS PACKING DIVISION of Hygrade Products Corp. 1, V in HYGRADI Q The best quality meats in the Northwest over 50 years I Imgwm Tacoma's Most Complete Specialty Shop for Women Lakewood Center 755 Broadway I6 No. Tacoma Ave Congratulations, Class of 556 I' Lakewood Theatre I,, A ..--- uh --- I As- . ly' 3 A M ita t ,N NE ... fp. . A .fa ' fc' . ff TEAMWORK . . . builds a better community! Providing bank services for home, business and industry is the important role Puget Sound National Bank plays in building a better, more prosperous community. We are proud to be taking a part in the Lakewood District's early team . N I HQ! LAKEwooD BRANCH Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Federal Reserve System Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1956 6 l l X qi 124 Tacoma Ave. So. MA. 9115 Lincoln - Mercury Dealer Home of Safe-Buy Used Cars f l I -Q ly'- School Athletic Equipment and Supplies N X Q ' , W ,- ,, 53-:--:f:-'. -- :,:..::::. '-'gg:5g:,-- ly ia. 43 Dill Howell Sporting Goods MA 5665 929 Commerce RICHARDS Best Wishes 'ewelers J Graduates IN THE LAKEWOOD BUILDING We feature- - gf' nlAMoNDs and I WATCHES 7' r If ' xl, ff 9530 Gfavelly Lake Dr. LA 4151 If XXQQ N jf! cuRr's SHELL SERVICE , Center 8. Bridgeport 0 BROWN'S FLOWERS Complete Hub gl All Shell Products SOUTH TACOMA and and Brake Service Boat Gas and Oil Leaders in Flowers for the Clover Park District for 25 Years MOTOR TUNEUP 66Memories Are Made of This M C F A D D E N ' S Graduation, Vacation, and a '56 Ford TILLICUM PHARMACY TILLICUM MALLON MOTORS Best Wishes to the 62nd 81 So. Tacoma Way - The Ford Corner Class Of '56 TACOMA'S PIONEER FORD DEALER CALL LAkewoOCI 4141 HI 8454 Home of Day 8. Night Service Congratulations to the Class of '56 O O Best Wishes to the NEll. McCONAGHY Cla-93 of '56 Home Builder PR 0035 Uillig Svhunl liusvs FRANK BUCHANAN SALES co. nm 6534 94th St. S.W. TACOMA, WASH. DRINK MILK BECAUSE YOU LIKE IT ul : Eff .. :wr ., I 'f4fL,Wf' lfll Q1 'hf'2F ' V, , . .,,, ' ., , Ywffiwhq' , Q A 4, A AA,A .A wwlizv I A M' f I WWUIL ' W .w w f All V A II' . . . Fort Lewis Dairy Qfffi Wotllt CON TULATIONS - CLA OF '56 p ' e r r e LAKEWOOD CENTER OTOGRAPHER Fashion Park Clothes . , . 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