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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1958 volume:

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We will always remember our kitchen away from home. As members of the office staffs you were responsible for seeing that our cleri- cal and attendance records were kept up-to-date and in good order. Safety first is your motto, nurses, and we fully appreciate your standing by us with a band-aid. We owe our good health to you and thanks for standing by us throughout good times and during flu times. And you, our bus drivers, we recognize as the people who see that we get to school and home safely. And to all the other men and women in the background scenes at Clover Park and to these listed we give our deepest thanks for jobs well done. 4 rg x ,M ' X- v?'3'f5f 1? If -SEX KWC 'O fl 32 -in Q I E, Q5 -Cs Q C Q X ,K 7 2 T3 in Q- R . - O4 D K Q CTE, iq Msg K ' T. -F 3 ' ,if H -P . Q N XC Y, N I A 5 YV E K .--f ' A 5 . ,A - '59 'f 'E' Q , gh 'J 124- -.---. V F ix 0, N , , , YQ, 4 2 Y. f Q , 5 . Q , ' , PM . 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CARDER Rusiness Mananfr J T0 THE CLASS OF 1958: Best wishes and sincere congratulations are hereby extended to each and every member of the Class of 1958. You have the honor of being the largest graduating class in the history of Clover Park and the first class to graduate since the expansion of the high school to include the North Building. In this era of rockets, satellites and space travel, it becomes increasingly im- portant for every citizen to develop his potentialities to the fullest. Never, in the history of mankind, has education been more important. We have endeavored to provide you with instruction and opportunities designed to better prepare you for the years that lie in the future. Again, on behalf of the administration and faculty, I extend to each one of you our best wishes and heartiest congratulations. Harold F. Gray Principal 8 CARL T. FYNBOE Vice Princzjml Q f Lxab fb do on nl HA R RY LANG Vire Principal Mr, TED YINYARD Head Counsrllur iw 25224 !L .- Ted Vinyard, Head Counscllorg Andy Zclenak, testing counscllorg Marjorie Moliishaw, 9th gradc' cwounsellorg Mario Ilelmer, Ilth grade counsellorg Paul Wagley, 12th grade mzounsellorg Victor Brown. attendance rounsellorg and Ge-urge Fossen. lfith grade counsellor. X k I Mr. GEORGE FOSSEN Social Studies Mr, RICHARD HAGLUND Businexx Education Mrs. LILLIAN GIBSON Englixh Miss MARIE HELMER Fomjgn Language Mrs. MARJORIE MOTTISHAW Englzlvh 2 Mrs. LEOTA LACKEY Mathzmalirs Mr. RALPH LACKEY Science Mrs. MARGARET PEDERSEN Home Econamzcx Miss AUDREY MCDONNELL Librarian Mr. ARNOLD CASSIDY Vocational Auto Miss GERALDINE CHESLEY Librarian Mr. GERRY AUSTIN x Xl , Y-1' X Ja 14 Mr. PAUL WAGLEY Sofia! Studies Mr. ANDY ZELENAK Mathematics iw Hr! Mr. MYRON CARR Mr. LEROY ALSBURY Sofia! Stud1'eJ M alhematir: Mr. FRED BURKHARDT Social Studies 12 Stuztr Hall Mr. DUANE BUTTERFIELD Social Studiex Mr. CHARLES CROAS DI LL journalism .mm- Miss MARYELLEN DAVIDSON Vocal Muszc Miss MONTERIE FOSSLER Plgysical Education Mr. CHARLES ELLWANGER Serial Studies Mr. HOLLISTER GEF, Physical Erlucation Mr. WILLIAM ERWIN Physical Eduralion Miss DOROTHY GETTY Latzn Mrs. LILA GAMBINI h Mallzematirs Mr. LLOYD DOERING Vamlional Auto Mr. HERMAN KUHLMANN Zwrxlhemalics Mr. NORRIS KALDOR Vocational Aircrafl Mr. PHILIP HEFT ,Wzzlhrmatics Mrs. ELLEN HOAR Hrrallh, Family LW Mrs. VIRGINIA HEIDBREDER English if Mrs. KAREN GUTHRIE Home El'UlIllIIlIl'5 Englzlrll Mrs. PEGGY HEBERGER .Uathfmalirs Mrs. GRACE HALVORSEN Mrs. SUZANNE KELLY English Mr. RONALD MANNING Radio Shop Mrs. ELMA NELLERMOE English Mrs. JUNE LAMOU REUX English. Social Studies Mr. CARL MCCONNELL English, Spanish Mr. JULIE MICERA Plgysical Eduralion l Mr. EUGENE MILLIKAN General Scicnce Mr, ALEX MESLER Aflathematzrs Mrs. ELLEN NESBITT English, Social Studies Mr. RICHARD MASON English Mxss NINA OGRLN Mr. HAROLD RADABAUGI-I Home Efonom im Mr. GERALD PEPOS Mr. LANE OLDE R I ocalzonal Azrrrqft Wood Shop Band Mr. JOHN PRICE Biology' Mr. HARRY PEYTON Mr. ROBERT PETERSON Social Studzrs Mrs. JULIE PETERSON Spanzsh, English w Mr. ERIC PETERSON Sofml Slllfflvff Busmess Edumtzon Mr. LYAL SHIRK Mechanical Drawing Mr. EARL SNYDER Vocational A irony? Mr. VANCE REEVES Chemisbfy 'imfio Mrs. HELEN RANSON Englixh . WILLIAM SAXTON Science Mrs. SUSIE ROSS Health Mr. DEAN SCHARER Businexx Education Mr, DONALD RUSSELL Science Mr. RENWICK TAYLOR Muxic Mr. WILBUR SNYDER Vocational Aircraft Mr. JEROME STORVICK Social Studies Mr. WAYNE SWIMME Driver Training Mrs. MAXINE SCOTT Art Mr. CLOISE TURNER Vocational Radio Mr. RICHARD WATT Machine Shop Miss ALLISON WHITE Science Mrs. ALICE UTZINGER English Mr. DONALD TURYA Business Education Mr. DAVID THORP Art Mr. CARL NELSON Mathematics Mrs. IRENE WHITTEN Foreign Language Mrs. DORIS FOSTER English Miss DORIS WURFEL Physical Education English Mrs. GERTRUDE WINTER Home Economics Mr. GERALD ZIEBECK Distributive Education H Mr. JAN PATYN English Mrs. ELLEN NESBITT Mr VICTOR BROWN Physical Education Mrs. GRACE HOUSE MAIN OFFICE STAFF Mrs. ELLEN GOLDING Student Accounts Switchboard Operator Mrs. CHARLOTTE COLBY Mrs. JOAN SHAW Main Ojfice Guidance Ofice Mrs. CATHERINE HARRIS Mrs. LOUISE MILLER Main Ofce Attendance Ojice A ATTENDANCE OFFICE STAFF GUIDANCE OFFICE STAFF 20 ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE STAGE CREW AFETY SAFETY CAR T CAFETERIATSTAFF SOUND CREW MAINTENANCE STAFF STUDENT CAFETERIA STAFF -XJ. Z 1-5 18 ASSIES STUDENT COUNCIL JUDY TUCKER BILL TURNER LINDA XVIRSING Vice-President President Secretary of Records JUDY KEINIPSTON TERRY SCHINIALZ ANITA GRIFFIN Secretary of Treasury Secretary of Industry Social Sevretary KAY THOMPSON ,XX MR , .L HELLYER BERT JOHNSON Representative at Large S ior Representative Junior Representative rw E O 4 LOWELL HALVORSEN Sophomore Representative DARRELL HALVORSEN Freshman Representative I wg Q54 V i.V qv . a , -r '4' f 'K ? W M 4-av-Var YJ 9 ip, ji 3 V ' ' Q f i- A2 .G V qw ,gf -' yt W , sv' I Q . lm Y -. ,ff sf X Y E' 'Q g ,W- 5 6 . if I , . ....., ' f ' ,,,.,. ' K .if Q W: xg ,jf mix HY W WEE wi Qs E . FQ a Q' is g , 1,53 lf' , ' Q r r Q HZ W E pl E' fl f 2 , M R. gA.,v lk .fi kk351: Vkkl :M ,jill A. . ., - asf 4 A gif., sg, ai! i fl . ' 3 .- 155 . , . 1 E - '- N, N,.,.-,. - . if S ' 5 Q- ,Li , ,ADM S ' ' M ii X 'nk ROH' I. Lffp to Rzght: Miss Audrey McDonnell. Advisor: Tirrell Hellyer. Senior Representative: Frank Cranney. President: Jill Downing. Secretary: Mr, Patil NVagley. Advisor. li.-1CI1iRUHf' Chuck Ross, Treasurer, Judy Downing, Socialg and Ben Bassett, Sergeant-at'Arms. SR.CLASS In 1955, beginning their senior high career, the class of '58 was led by Judy Tucker, President: Karen Dunkin, vice president: Anita Grifhn, treasurer: Eleanor O,Shea, secretary: and Neal Kniep, sergeant-at-arms. Chosen for their looks and personality were Ellen Hunter, sophomore attendant for the Klahowya dance, Sharron Boedecker, attendant for the Homecoming dance and Don Roderigue, Tolo duke. Sylvia Stewart and Ward Taylor were co-chairmen for the Sophomore Farewell dance, Guys and Dolls. Working with themwere Tirrell Hellyer, decorations, John Nofzinger, entertainment, Jean Arsenault, publicity, Jim Milgard. music: Pat Speers, tickets: and Barbara Blair, chaperones. The second year for the great class of '58 was led and inspired by President Ward Taylor. Assisting Ward in his duties were: Eleanor O'Shea, vice president: Terry Schmaltz, secretary-treasurer: Nick Brown. social secretary: and Neal Kniep was sergeant-at-arms. Neal Kniep was thejunior representative to the Boys' Club, while Judy Buckner, Judy Tucker, Anita GrifTin, and Maxine Thompson made up half ofthe Girls' Club Cabinet. Judy Chipps was chosen as Junior Attendant to the Klahowya court, Myrna Arbuckle as Homecoming Attend- ant, and Ben Bassett, as Junior Prince ofthe Girls' Club Tolo, 1'Candy Lanef, OFFICERS Representing the Junior class on the cheering squat were Myrna Arbuckle, Judy Chipps, and Sylvia Stewart. And then it happened-all ofa sudden senior year, came true. Queen My'rna Arbuckle ruled over the first big event ofthe year, the Klahowya Dance. During the Christ- mas holidays, Barbara Blair reigned over Homecoming as Queen. Representing the Class of 1958 for Girls' and Boys' Club were Judy Buckner and Neil Kneip. Cheering our Wfarrior team to victory via the song stafl was Lucille Recob, and Myrna Arbuekle and Sylvia Stewart made up part of the Cheerleading team. Those seniors active in the Student Government were: Bill Turner, President, Judy Tucker, Vice-President, Linda Wirsing, Secretary of Records: Judy Kempston, Secretary of Treasury: Terry Schmalz, Secretary of lndustry, Anita Grifhn. Social Secretary: Kay Thompson, Representative at Large: and Tirrell Hellyer, Senior Representative. Senior Chiefs were Frank Cranney, President of the Senior class, Jim Downing, Secretary, Chuck Ross, Treas- urerg Judy Downing, Social, Ben Bassett, Sergeant-at-Arms, and Tirrell Hellyer as Senior Representative. Heading the publication department were Pat Speers and Pat Danforth as Clover Leaves Co-Editors, and Anita Platz as Klahowya Editor. ROW 1: ALFRED ARTHUR ACTOR, Hi-Y 2,34 Tahatawa Co-Chairmang Football fig Track 2,3. ERROL ALEXANDER. LUCI-LEE ALDERSEA, Glee Club lg Choir l,2g Girls Glee 2,3. ARSENIA AI.0.NQO. CAROL TN AMES, Torch Club l,2g Band l,2,3g Orchestra l,2,3g Drama Club l,2,3g GAA 1,2,f5g Letter Club 2,3. HONJVIE ANDERSON, Rifle Club l: Art Club 2,31 Rifle Club Secretary-Treasurer. ROW 2: CHARLENE.f1.NlJERSON. Howdy Club 12,31 Pep Club l,2,3g Sophomore Dance Chairman l. l,If,7VIt' fl.'VDERS0,7V, Howdy Club 3. STEPIIEJ' CARL A.'VDERSO.V, Hi-Y 2.3: Sergeant-at-Arms 3g Representative Assembly 23 Boys' Club Senior Repre- sentative 3g Golf2,3. WII.LIA.W A.VIJERSO.'V, Hi-Y 2,33 German Club 1: Pep Club 3: Vice President Hi-Y 3, jA.'VE A RA.lI. Howdy Club 2,31 Secretary' 33 F'l'A 2,33 Torch 3: Drama Club 31 Senior Class Play 3g Junior Prom Committee 21 Pep Club 3. .l12'R.YA A RBL'Clm'LE. Klahowva Queen 3: Homecoming Attendant 2: Art Club 125 Pep Club l,2,1lg Treasurer 3g GAAQ Letter Club 2,33 Howdy Club 1,2,l'vg Clover Leaves 3g Cheerleader 2g Cheer Queen 3. ROW 3: JEAN ARSEJVA UL71 Howdy Club 1,2,3g Pep Club 1.2.33 Tahatavva Committee 1,2,15g Drama Club 2,3g GAA l,2g Letter Club 23. Usher 3g Sophomore Dance Committee Chairman lg Klahowyaf Sophomore Class Editor lg Representative of Student Couneil 2g Roll Room Repre- sentative 3. MA RJORIE AUSTIN. HST4 BARRETT. HHN BASSETT, Drama Club 2,35 Thespians 2,33 Pep Club 2g Hi-Y President 3g Sergeant-at-Arms-Senior Class 33 Reserve Football lg Smoker 2. lt'IClI.4RD BA TDORFF. WILI.IA.M BEECROFT, Band l,2,3: Orchestra l,3g Football 1.2, RONV 4: LORIQV BE.'VTLET, ERIK BERC, Projectionist. GRA CE BERGESEN. Pep Club 1,2,3g Howdy Club l,2,3. HRIYIE ROBIN' BILLE. D.4R1.E,VE jEA.N' HILLETT. Commercial Club 1.2.31 Pep Club l,2,3g Howdy Club l.2,3g Glee Club 1,21 Representative Assembly 31 Glee Club Presi- dent 2. THERESA BIRD. Library Staff l,2.31 Cafeteria 2.15: D. E. Club lg Bible Club 1.2.3. 27 SENIORS ROW 1: RON BLA CKWOOD. BARBARA BLAIR, Homecoming Queen 35 Howdy Club 2,3g GAA 1,2,3g Letter Club 2,3g President 3g Drill Team 3g Pep Club 1,39 Sophomore Dance Committee lg Kla- bowya Dance Committee 3g Girls, Club Tolo Co-Chairman 35 Repre- sentative Assembly 153 Clover Leaves 33 Klahouya Staff lg Senior Class Editor fig F.N.A, l. STEPHEN BLAI1 All School Play 21 Band 1,21 School Safety Car. ROXV 2: jfl CK BLESSING, Varsity Leuermarfg Club l,2,3: Track l,2,3: Basketball 1. SHARON BOEDECKER, Pep Club lg Howdy Club l,2,3g Glee Club 2,133 D. E. Club 3g President 3g Glee Club President 3, ,MARIO BRAFNIAN, Choir 3g Senior Class Play 3. ROW 3: LOIS BRANDON. SHARON BROCK, F.N.A. l,2,ll: Presi- dent llg Commercial Club 2,35 GAA 1. NANCY BROWN. Pep Club l,2g Torch 1,2g Art Club 1,2. ROW 4: NICHOLAS BROWN, Letter- man's Club l,2,3g Social Secretary Junior Class 25 Basketball l,2,3g Baseball 1,2,3. MORGAN BRTANI Baseball. ROBERT BUCHANAN, Hi-Y 3g Pep Club 35 Choir 3g Quarter 3g Football l,2g Basketball lg Track 2. ROW 1:17I!'DITH BUCKNER, Howdy Club 1,2,3g Pep Club 1,2,3g Torch 2,35 Girls' Club Cabinet l,2g President fig Drama Club 2,3g Drill Team 2,3g Concessions l,2,3g GAA 1,2,3g Letter Club 2,33 All School Play 3g Student Relations Secretary 34 Howdy Club President 2. KENNETH BURG, Rifle Club 2. ROBERT BIlRTO.M Pep Club 35 Vice President Senior Class 31 Varsity Tennis l,2,3g Basketball l,2. ADELAIDA C,-1.lV714 GO. LEO,N CIO CA RLVO. ,N'OR.llA.'V CAR1,SE.V. ROW' 2: KYOILN' CARTER, Football 2,31 Hi-Y 3g German Club 23 Smoker 2,31 Represelltative As- sembly 3. PHVLLIS CASE. Commercial Club 2.15: FT.-X 5. .Ui-IRI' C.-l TTOX. D. E. Club Vice President 3g Tennis 1: Pep Club 1.2.31 Howdy Club l.2,1lg CAA 1.2: Commercial Club 2,31 Art Club 2. SH.-IRON CE.Y'lO.YI. GAA lg Letter Club: Com- mercial Club 13 Pep Club lg Howdy Club lg Clover Leaves Staff 2,11 HAROLD CHASE. ROBERT CLARK, ROW 3: ,lIARl'EE.Y1:' Cl.l.YE. Glee Club lg Pep Club l,2,3g Howdy Club 3g Drama Club 3g Klahowya Attendant 34 Majorelte l. NOR- MAN COLDREN. CLAUDIA COLE, Pep Club l,2,3g Band lg Drama Club 1,21 F.N.A. 2,34 Art Club lg Tahatawa 1,2g Howdy Club 1,2,3. CAROL COLGA 715, Art Club 2,3g FTA 35 GAA 2. DANNY COOK Band l,2,3. ED WARD CORN ROW 4: RICHARD COULSON, Tahatawa Committee. SHARON COVELL. ROBIN COX, denl QQ Football 1,33 Basketball 23, Baseball l,z,:s1 Letter- man's Club li. FRANK CRAsNQN'lfI', Senior Class President 13g Student Relationsg Hi-Y 2g Pep Club 2,33 Band lg Dance Band lg Canopy Crew l. JERRY CRl'.lI. Football 2,31 Letterman's Club 2,3, GORDON CURTIS. Track lg Basketball 1,2g Representa- tive Assembly 2. 29 ROW 1: DAVE DAILEY, Football 1,25 Track 1,2,35 Roll Room Representative 2,35 Varsity Lettermans Club. PATRICIA DAN- FORTH, Howdy Club 1,2,35 GAA 1,2,35 FTA l,2,35 Clover Leaves 2,35 Co-Editorg Girls Letter Club 2,35 Torch Honor 1,2,35 Klahowya Dance Chairman 25 Klahowya Photography Editor 2,35 Senior Play Publicity Chairman. DONALD DARROW. ROW 2: STEPHEN DAVISON, Band 1,2,35 Hi-Y 1,2,35 Varsity Letter- mans Club 1,2,35 Tahatawa Committee 35 Orchestra l,2,35 Track. MARIANNE DEADMAN, Pep Club 2,35 Art Club 1,2,35 Library Staff 1,2,35 Glee Club 35 GAA 1. DONNA DENT, Glee Club 15 Commercial Club 2,35 Office Page 1,2,35 GAA 1. ROW 3: IUDY DESSEN. ERIC DOCKEN, Football l,2,35 Basketball 1,25 Track l,2,35 Tahatawa Committeeg Hi-Y l,2,3. ROBERT DODGE. ROW 4: LARREEN DOORLEY, Clover Leaves 2,35 Howdy Club 25 Art Club 25 Clover Leaves Copy Editor 35 Commercial Club 2,35 Torch Honor 35 Klahowya Copy Editor 3. PAMELA DOTY, Commercial Club 2,35 Bible Club 2,35 GAA 2,35 FTA 2,33 Pep Club 2,35 Girls Letter Club 2,35 'Torch Honor 35 Tahatawa 35 Howdy Club 2,3. IILL DOWNING, GAA 15 Commercial Club 2,35 Torch Honor 2.35 Pep Club 15 Main Office 2,35 Representa- tive Assembly 25 Senior Class Secretary. ROW 1: JUDY DOWNING, GAA 15 Representative Assembly 25 Social Secretary Senior Class: Torch 2535 Commercial Club 2.35 Howdy Club 152535 Pep Club 1,25 Main Ollice 253. MARGARET DROPE, Torch 2535 Howdy Club 35 GAA 35 Majorette 35 Girls Club Vice President 35 Roll Room Representative 2. WALTER SCOTT DRYSDALE5 Football 152535 Basketball 152535 Tennis 2,35 Lettermans Club 1,2535 Chess Club. CAROL ELLIS, Girls Letter Club 25 Pep Club 25 Howdy Club 25 Drama Club 25 Girls Glee 35 Klahowya Stall 35 Senior Class Play5 Main Office 253. ROBERT EMMIZTT. DORIS ERICKSON, GAA 25 Torch 2535 Drama Club 35 Howdy Club 2,35 Drill Team 2,35 Pep Club 2535 FTA 3. ROW 2: Footbz1ll 152535 Baseball 15 Varsity Lettermans Club 35 Tahatawa Committee 3. WILFREDO FABIANI. LEA NNE FAGAN. SAAIUEL FELKER, Hi-Y 1.2535 Football 2,35 Baseball 2. JOSEPH FINCHER, TED FIX, 15253. ROW' 3: LESLIE FLETCHER. WALLACE FOULKES, Sound Squad 253. JENS FYNBOE5 Tennis. LINDA GARDNER. fOAN GASPERETTI, GAA 2,35 Girls Letter Club 35 Howdy Club 152,35 Pep Club 2.35 Choir 1,2535 Nonettes 2535 Commercial Club 2535 Drama Club 3. STEVE CAUL. ROW 4: ROLANDO GENTOLIZO, Basketball 1. ROXANNA GEORGE, Pep Club 152,35 Howdy Club 152,35 GAA 25 Girls Letter Club 35 Guidance OHice 15 Drama Club 253. JUDITH GIBB, Clover Leaves 35 Drama Club 35 Pep Club 253. ADRIAN GIBBS. MORRIS GIBBS. KAREN GLANS, FTA 2,35 Future Nurses 25 GAA 25 Commercial Club 2535 Girls Letter Club 35 Pep Club 25 llowdy Club 2535 Vice President Commercial Club 3. 31 ROW 1: ALLEN HARTLEK Band 152. GZTHARVEYQ Varsity Letterman's Club 35 All School Play 25 Senior Class Play 35 Boys Club Secretary-Treasurer 35 Track 2,3. MADELKNN HAUS, Howdy Club 35 Pep Club 35 Drama Club 3. MICHAEL HAYNES, Hi-Y 35 Pep Club 1,2535 Drama Club 35 Football 1,35 Basketball 25 Ten- nis l,2. TIRRELL HELLTER, Art Club 25 Drama Club 35 Howdy Club l,2,3: Pep Club 2,31 Sophomore Dance Chairman 15 Senior Class Representative 35 Office As- sistant 25 Student Council 3. .VORJIA HILDEBRAND, Debate Club 31 Pep Club 35 Drama Club 35 FTA 3. ROW' 2: ROBERT H1.'VCIt'LEf Boys Chorus 35 Track l,2. ELAINE HOBSON, Drill Team 35 Howdy Club 35 GAA 35 Pep Club 2,35 Art Club 2. x7UD1TH HOFFMEIER, GAA I5 Pep Club 1,2535 Rifle Club l,2,35 Howdy Club 35 Bible Club 2,35 Clover Leaves Staff 35 Guidance Office 15 Attendance Office 35 President Rifle Team 2,3. JOHN HOLTE. Dance Band 152,35 Band 1,2535 Orchestra Band Council 3. jERRT HOXEY, Letterman's Club 35 Football 35 Basket- ball 35 Baseball 3. .MARGARET HLv,l'f,l1, Pep Club 35 Howdy Club 35 Glee Club 3. ROW' 3: FRANCESS INGJIIRE. Drama Club 3. .UA Rj0RlE INQUIRE. D1'ama Club 3. 1lULONjACKS. LELAND KYAMES, Basketball 1,2,3. CHARLES j0HNSON, Band l,2,3. KARN LYOHNSON, Drama Club 1,2,35 Commercial Club 2,35 Pep Club l,2,35 Howdy Club 1,2535 Tahatawa Committee 25 Senior Class Play 35 FTA 25 Girls Glee and Ensemble 1. ROW 4: MARILTNXYOHNSON. SANDRA JOHNSON. Pep Club l,2,35 Howdy Club 1,25 Drama Club 2,35 Tahatawa 152,35 Drill Team 35 Committee Chairman Sophomore Dance 15 GAA 1,25 Thespians 35 All School Play 2. DOROTHTj0.VES, Klahowya Staff 35 Drill Team 2,35 Klahowya Dance Committee Chairman 35 Representative Assembly 35 Senior Class Play 3. KA THER?'Nj'ONES, Commercial Club 1,2,35 F.N.C. 15 GAA 15 Vice President, President Commercial Club 2,3. PAUL jONES, Captain School Patrol 35 Band 3. DONALD j0RDAN, Hi-Y 2,35 Football 15 Manager 25 Baseball 2. 33 LUCILLE RECOB and -IENS FYNBOE Best Dancers JANE ARAM and BILL TURNER Most Capable ROW 1: DONjUR?'. Football 31 Choir 33 Baseball 3. VERNA KALLES, Torch lg Pep Club 2,35 Choir 35 Howdy Club l,2,3g Drama Club 23 Glee-Ensemble 2g GAA. jUDITH KEMPSTON, Bible Club l,2,3g Com- mercial Club 1,2,3g Choir l,2,3g ASB Treasurer 3. ROW' 2: THOWIAS KENNET, Choir 2,3. DA VID KING, Track 2. AUDRET KIZER, Pep Club 35 Girls Club 3. ROW 3: NEAL KNEIP, Boys Club Cabinet 1,2,3g Orchestrag Dance Band 2,3g Varsity Lettermans Club 1,2,3g Student Re- lations 3g March of Dimes King 2g Boys Club President 35 Band Council 1,25 Football 12,33 Basketball l.2,3: Baseball l,2,3. .VED ILVIEP, Stage Crew 2,31 Band 1,235 Track l. RICHARD If.'VOl1 LES, Safety Car 3. ROW 4: VELMA KO,N RAD. WILLIAA1 KOON, Library Staff l,2,3g Var- sity Lettermans Club lig FTA 1,2,3g Librarian 39 Baseball Manager 1,2,3. MARTKYO KOWALSKI, Commercial Club 2,3g Drama Club lg Secretary Treasurer Commercial Club 3. ROW 1: LYOHN LaI ARGE. TERRY LANDRETII. LINDA LANGDON, Clover Leaves Stalin 3. Q70 ANNE LARSON, D,E. Club 3, Treasurer 3, GAA 3. LOREN LARSON. SHARON LEBOVITZ Commercial Club 3, Pep Club 3, GAA. ROW 2: EUGENE l.eMAf Science Club 3, Clover Leaves 3. SUSAN LEMCKE, Commercial b 1,2,3g Howdy Club l,2,33 Drama Club l,2,3g Drill Team 3g FTA 2, GAA 2. ROSEMART LENIMOXV, FTA 2,33 Howdy Club 3g Pep Club 2,3g Drama Club 2,3g GAA 2. ALLAN LEONARD. GENE LEO.'VARDSO.V, Band 2,34 Treasurer 3, Dance Band 2,35 Stage Manager Senior Play 2g All School Play 2, Senior Play 3, Torch 33 Thespians 2,33 Vice President 33 Klahowya Record Edi- tor 3, Pep Club 2,3g Hi-Y 2,3g Representative Assembly 2, Boys Club Vice Presi- dent 3. DA VID LORD. ROW 3: KA TRENE LO WDEM Drama Club l,2,3g Pep Club 1,2,3g Howdy Club l,2,3g D.E. Club 3, Senior Play 3, GAA 1, Tahatawa Committee 1,2,3. EDWARD LUND1N.jOHNL?'NCH. NAN MrCAFFER?', Torch l,2,3, Girls Glee 1,2g Ensemble l,2g Choir 3, FTA 2,35 GAA 1,23 FTA President 3. JUANNE MrEACHRON, Majorettes l,2,3g Pep Club 1,2,3g Howdy Club 1,2,3g GAA 1.2. PATRICK MrGOI'LDRICItf Vocational Shop 3g Baseball Manager 2,3. ROW 4: JUVE iWrHENR2f Thespians 33 FTA 3,-lg Drama Club 3g Klahowya Staff 3g Senior Play 4: FTA Treasurer 3. ROSE MARIE .'llrI.YT7'RE, FNA 2,31 Art Club 3: GAA 2. JAAIES .llf.'VEELIf, Varsity Lettermans Club 2,33 Vocational Council Secretary 2g Track 1,2,3. L0 WELL MA GOOM Torch 1,2,3g Art Club 2,35 Orchestra 1,2,3g Clover Leaves 2, Klahowya 2,3g Klahowya Dance Committee 3, Secretary-Treasurer Torch 3. jANET MALYALA, Drill Team 3, Pep Club 3, Junior Prom Dance Com- mittee 2. j'A CK MANNING, 35 BARBARA BLAIR and JOHN WELKER Most Attractive MYRNA ARBUCKLE and NEAL KNIEP Most Popular ROW 1: DIANE MASI Commercial Club l,2,3g Howdy Club l,2,3g Pep Club l,2g FTA 3g Girls Glee lg D.E. Club 3. RUDT MA URIM Football l,2,3g Captain 3g Varsity Club l,2,3g Baseball l,2,3g Band l,2g Orches- tra lg Boys Club Smoker 1. CHARLES JIERROIV, Varsity Letterman's Club 2,3g Klahowya, Sports Editor 3g Clover Leaves 2,3g Representative Assembly 2g Chess Club President 2g Tennis l,2,3g Football Statistician 2,3g Basketball Manager 1,2,3g Baseball Statistician l. ROW 2: LEE METRICIAN, Vocational Council 2,3, PATRICIA MICHAELSUN. XYAMES MILGA RD, Sophomore Dance Committee lg Junior Prom Dance Committee 2. ROW 3: CLIFF JIILLER, Rifle Club 33 Vocational Shop Council. LOUIS JVIILLER, Football 3. ALAN JIODE, Band l,2,3g Presi- dent Iig Drum Major 2,35 Band Council 3: Torch l,2,35 Orchestra li. ROW 4: HELEN MOHURIC, Commercial Club 2,3. SUZANNE MOLZ Pep Club 1,2,3g Drama Club l,3g Howdy Club l,2,3g Majorette 2,3g Tahatawa l,2g Commercial Club lg GAA 1,23 Choir l,2,3: Ensemble and Quartet 2,3g FTA 2. MARTHA tlfIO.'VSE.NQ Drama Club 1,31 Commercial Club l,2g Pep Club l,2g Choir l,2,3g Senior Class Play 31 Howdy Club lg Thespians 3. ROW 1: SHER WOOD MORTENSEM Band l,2,3g Orchestra l,2,3g Dance Band 3g Track lg Rifle Team l. joANNLNE MRIGLIJT Band 1,2,3. j'ACKILYN MILNROE, Drama 35 Glee Club 3g Howdy Club 1,2,3g Pep Club 1,2g F.N.A. l,2,3g Commercial Club 35 Thespians 2,3g Representative Assembly 25 GAA l,2,3g Letter Club 1,2,3g Secretary Thespians 35 Treasurer F.N.A. 2. ELIZABETH MUSSEL WHITE. Drama Club 2,3g Howdy Club 2,33 Pep Club 2,3g Gleeffliib 2,3g Choir 2,3q Office Page 2,3: Senior Ball Committee 3. COJWVIE ,'tIL'RRA If F.N.A. lg Drama 1: Thespians l,2,3g All School Play 1,2g Pep Club 3: FTA 23 Senior Class Play: Thespians President 3. D0.N1VA LEE ilIl'RPHI', Howdy Club l,2,3g Drill Team 33 GAA 2,31 Letter Club 3. RONV 2: ROSE LEE ,WURPHIQ Pep Club 2,35 Howdy Club 2,3g Girls Letter Club 3g Drill Team 3g GAA 2,3. ADRIANNE .NELSOM Band l,2,3g Orchestra 1,2,3g Pep Club 39 Drama Club 35 Howdy Club 3. LORENJVELSON. LOREJVE NELSOJNL Howdy Club 3. MICHAEL NELSON, Drama Club 15 Thespians 2g Art lg Debate 2,3g Chess Club 2g All School Play 1. x70H.N NOFZINGER, Drama Club 3g Pep Club 2,33 Representative Assembly 33 Senior Class Play 34 Track 25 President- Drama Club 3, ROW 3: IVIARCIE .VEWIlfIA.V. BARBARA NORK. Drill Team 2,3g Officer 31 Thespians 2,31 Commercial Club 23 All School Play 2: GAA 23 Girls Letter Club 3: Drama Club 11 Tahatawa 1: Pep Club l,2,3. DANIEL O'CO.V.'VOR, Representative Assembly 3g Basketball 2g Baseball 2. jU.4.VA OLIVO, Library Staff 2,3g Glee Club 2g Howdy Club 3. ELEANOR O'SHEA, Choir l,2,3g Howdy Club l,2,3g Pep Club l,2g Torch l,2,3g President 3g GAA 1,33 Non- ettes 2,3g Letter Club 2,3g Office Staff 2g Sophomore Class Secretary lg Junior Class Vice President 2g Girls Club Secretary 3. ROW 4: JUDY OTTIWAJNQ Pep Club 1,2,3g Howdy Club 2,3g GAA 2g Letter Club 33 Commercial Club 34 Torch 35 Representa- tive Assembly 3. RICHARD OWEJVS. ROBERT OWENS, Intramural Basketball 3. BARRY PALMER. VIRGIL PARKER, Choir 3g Library Staff 33 School Patrol 2,3. DOUGLAS PA TSO.V, Intramural Basketball 2,3. 37 ROXY GEORGE and AL ACTOR Best Dressed BILL BEECROFT and MARTHA MONSEN Biggest F lirts ROW 1: TERRY PA TSOM Torch 1,2,3g FTA l,2g Thespians 1,2,3: All School Play 2: Senior Class Play 3: Director: Klahowya Stall' 3. j'ULlE PECK, Pep Club 1,2,3g GAA 1. NANCY PETERS, Drama Club 2,3: Tahatawa l,2,3g Commercial Club 1,23 Pep Club 1,2,3: Howdy Club 1,2,3g Girls Letter Club 3: GAA 2. ROW 2: jA.VET PETERSOM Com- mercial Club 2,3g Library Staff 1: Genius Club lg GAA 1. TREVA PETERSOM GAA 1,2,3: Girls Letter Club 2,3g Drill Team 3. HARRY PICTOJNQ Hi-Y 3: Choir 3: Pep Club 2,35 Representative Assembly 3: Golf Team 2,3. ROW 3: RICHARD PICTOJNC Senior Dance Committee 3: Basketball 3: Golf l,2,3. ANIT4 PLA TZ, Klahowya Stafln1,2,3: Editor 3g Health Center 2: Bible Club 2: Torch lg Clover Leaves 2: Committee Chairman Klahowya Dance l,2. PATRICIA PRA CNA, Torch 2,33 Pep Club 1,2,fl: Drill Team 2,3g Howdy Club 1,2,3g FTA 2: GAA 1: Senior Class Play 3: All School Play 2: Girls Club Cabinet. ROW 4: DENNIS PRICHA RD, Pep Club 15: Hi-Y 3: Tahatawa Committee 3. .UTR.V.4 PULLEN, Pep Club 3. LUCILLE RECOB, Pep Club l,2,3g Howdy Club 1,3g Drama Club 2: Commercial Club 2: Tahatawa lg Letter Club 3: GAA 2: Nonettes 3: Song Leader 3, ROW I: DIA.VE REED, Choir l,2,3g Howdy Club 2,31 Pep Club 33 Mixed Ensem- ble 2,3g Nonettes 3. FRANCIS REILLIQ Choir l,2,3. DON REISINGER, Band lg Dance Band lg Baseball Manager l. j0ANRENNER, Drama Club 3g Orchestra 3. CHARLIE REPIIQ Pep Club 2,3g Lettermanls Club 39 Football lg Tennis lg Track 2,3. JOYCE ANNE RICE, Commercial Club 2,3g Future Nurses 2g Health Center. ROW 2: WILLIAM P. RILEIQ Safety Car. ELIZABETH jANE RITCHIE, Band l,2,3g Orchestra 1,2,3g Torch 1,21 Pep Club 35 Drama Club 3g Howdy Club 3g GAA l,2. PATRICIA ROBERTS, Future Nurses 2. KE,Nf'V2' ROOTH, Golf 2. CHARLES ROSS, Thespians 2,3g Senior Class Play 2,3g All School Play 23 Klahowya Staff 25 Clover Leaves 2,3g Sr. Class Treasurer. BARBARA ROUSH, Majorctte 2,3g Girls' Club Cabinet 3g Pep Club 2,3g FTA 3g Clover Leaves 3g Howdy Club 35 Tahatawa Committee 3g Representative Assembly 31 All School Play Production Staff 2, Guidance Office 2: GAA 3. ROW 3: LEE ROWE. PATRICIA RUBADO, Commercial Club 1,2,3g Girls Letter Club 2,33 Pep Club 2,3g Howdy Club 35 Main Office l: Concessions l,2,3g GAA 1,3. LARRY RUTLEDGE, Drama Club 3: Foot- ball lg Track 1,2. QUANITA SANDERS, F.N.A. 1,2g Attendance Ofbce 3. NORTHSEA SA TKO, Rifle Club 2,3. jANET SA WTER, F.N.A. l,2,3g GAA l,2,3g Letter Club 2,3g Pep Club 2,3g Bible Club 2,3g President 3. ROW 4: LEE SCHA UF. TERRANCE SCHMALC Lettermans Club 2,35 Canopy Crew Chairman 3g Junior Prom Dance Committee 2, Band l,2,3g Orchestra 1,2,3g Student Council 3g Secre- tary of Industry 3: junior Class Secretary-Treasurer 25 Football 1,2,3: Baseball 1,2,3. ROBERT SCHNEIDER. WILLIAAU SCHIVARTC Football 2,3g Track 2,33 Varsity Club 3. DALE SEARS. MACK SEE. 39 JUDY BUCKNER and BEN BASSETT Friendliest MARGIE DROPE and JERRY HOXEY Most Athletic Z ROW 1: WA TNE SELLERS. DA VID SHA W Senior Class Play 35 Band 1,2,3g Orchestra 1,2,3g Band Council 2,3g Tahatawa 3g Dance Band l,2,3g Hi-Y 2,3g Treasurer 24 Football Manager lg Track Manager 1. j0JV SIVERTSEM Golf 1,2,3. ROW 2: RICHARD SKOIC KATHLEEN SOINE, F.N.A. 1,3g Howdy Club 1,2,3g Pep Club 1,2,3g Drama Club 2g Orches- tra 1,2,3g Commercial Club 2g GAA 21 Letter Club 35 Torch 2. AUDRET SPA ULDIJVG, Choir 33 Pep Club 1,2,3g Howdy Club l,2,3g Letter Clubg Klahowya Ad StalT3g GAA 1,2,3. ROW 3: PATRICIA SPEERS, GAA lg Sophomore Dance Committee lg Klahowya Dance Committee 25 Drama Club l: Senior Class Play Production 35' Klahowya StaH' 2,31 Clover Leaves Stafl' 2,35 Co-Editor 35 Howdy Club 1. RUTH ANN SPRACKER, Howdy Club l,2,3g Pep Club 1,2,3g Drama Club 2,3g Girls Club Tolo Decorations Chairman 2g Junior Prom Dance Committee 2g Girl of the Year 2g Social Chairman 3g Girls Club Cabinet. LAUREL STEPHENSON, Girls Glee 2,3g Attendance Office 2,3g Art Club 3g Bible Club 3. ROW 4: STL VIA STE YVARI Howdy Club l,2,3g Pep Club l,2,31 Sophomore Dance Chairman lg F.N.A. lg Tahatawa lg Cheerleader 2,31 President Pep Clubg GAA lg Choir Secretary 3. MIKE STRA TTOM FTA 1,2,3g Thespians 2,3g Varsity Lettermans Club 2,3g All School Play Student Director 2g Football-Track Manager 2,3. jANET STROMME. ROW 1: SANDRA STUCKER, GAA 152,35 Howdy Club 2,35 Girls Glee 1,25 Pep Club 1,2,35 Drill Team 2,35 President 35 Girls Letter Club 2,3. PA ULA SUSSMAN, Pep Club 1,25 Howdy Club 1,2,35 Torch 1,2,35 Drama Club 2,35 Choir 2,35 FTA 1,2,35 Girls Glee-Ensemble 15 Attendance Office 35 Senior Ball Committee 35 Junior Prom Committee 25 Calling Cards 3. WILLIAM SWAN Stage Crew l,2,3. LINDA SWANSOM Band 1,2,35 Orchestra 2,35 Pep Club 2,35 Art Club 2,35 Drama Club 2,35 All School Play 25 Senior Play Stalin 35 Howdy Club 3. ELLIS SWEAI Foot' ball 1,25 Chess Club 35 Pep Club 2. ROBERT TA TLOR, Pep Club 2,35 Hi4Y 2,35 Drama Club 3. ROW 2: WILLIAM TA TLOR, Football 1,2,35 Lettermans Club 2,35 Sophomore RepresentativewBoys Club 15 Junior Class President 25 Sophomore Dance Chairman 1. MARSHA TEA TS, GAA 1,2,35 Drill Team 35 Pep Club 1,2535 Letter Club 2,3. KAY THOMPSOJNQ Pep Club 1,2,35 Commercial Club 1,25 Torch 1,25 Howdy Club 25 Drama Club 35 Representative Assembly 25 Representative at large 35 junior Prom Dance Committee 2. NIAXINE THOMPSON Howdy Club 152,35 Pep Club 2,35 Drill Team 2,35 Torch 2,35 Girls Club Cabinet 25 GAA 2,35 Letter Club 35 Commercial Club 35 Concessions 2. NORMAN THOMPSON, Hi-Y 35 Pep Club 35 Roll Room Representative 35 Golf Team 1,3. JAN TISSO7, Football 1,25 Track 1,2,35 Drama Club 2,35 Boys Glee 15 Choir 35 All School Play 2,35 Pep Club 3. ROW 3: ROBERT TODD, Football 3. KATHLEEN TONE, GAA 3. STEPHANIE TRIPP, Pep Club 35 Klahowya Attendant 35 Howdy Club 3. DEXTER TRONE, Football 15 Track 35 Varsity Club 2,3. JUDY TUCKER, Pep Club l,2,35 Howdy Club I,2,35 Torch l,2,35 GAA 25 Student Council 1,35 Student Relations 1,35 Representative Assembly 25 Girls Club Cabinet 25 Sophomore Class President 15 Student Body Vice President 3. WILLIAM TURNER, Hi-Y 2,35 Thespians 2,35 All School Play 25 Pep Club 35 ASB President 35 Torch 3. ROW 4: NANCY URDAHL, Commercial Club 35 Pep Club l,2,35 Howdy Club 2,35 FTA 1,25 GAA l,2,35 Girls Letter Club 2,3. ALAN VAN BUSKIRIQ Representative Assembly 35 Basketball 1,2,35 Track 2,35 Hi-Y 35 Varsity Lettermans Club 2,3. RAT VAN VALKENBURG, Pep Club 35 Lettermans Club 2,35 Track 1,2,35 Basketball 2. BARBARA VARLET, Pep Club 1,2,35 Commercial Club 2,35 Howdy Club 1,2535 Drill Team 2,35 GAA 2,35 Letter Club 35 Chess Club 2. PA UL WAR WICK, Secretary-Treasurer Radio Club 3. RONALD WA TSOM Rifie Club 1,2,35 Intramural Basketball 2. JUDY WHITE and TERRY SCHMALTZ Most Bashful LINDA WIRSING and CHARLIE MERROW Brainiest ROW 1: TIM WATSON NANCY WA TI Drama Club 2,3g Pep Club 1,2535 Howdy Club 1,2,3g F.N.A. 15 Tahatawa 1,2531 Letter Club 3: Drill Team 35 Commercial Club 25 GAA 2. LINDA WEAR, Commercial Club 35 Howdy Club 35 Girls Glee 152,31 FTA 3. ROW 2: j0HN WELKER, Varsity Lettermans Club 2,35 President 35 Football l,2,3g Bas- ketball 1,25 Track 1,2,3. EDMUND WELLS, Varsity Lettermans Club 152,35 Baseball 15 Track 2,3g Chess Club 25 'German Club 25 Basketball 1,2,3. RICHARD WHEELER, Varsity Lettermans Club 3g Basketball 2,35 Representative .Assembly 35 Football 35 Track 2. RONV 3: BERND WERNYQ Band 15 Hi4Y 33 Pep Club 2,35 German Club 3, .YEANNE WEST. jUDITH WHITE, Drama Club 35 Pep Club 35 Choir 2,35 Girls Letter Club 35 Guidance Office 35 Bible Club 35 Senior Class Play Pro- duction 3g Vice President Choir 3. ROW 4: SHANNON WHITE, Pep Club 1,2,35 Howdy Club 2,35 Drama Club 2g FTA 25 GAA 1,25 Ta- hatawa 2,3. DEE WHITSOM Howdy Club 1,2,3g Pep Club 1,25 Chess Club 25 Commercial Club 25 D.E. Club 3: Concessions 1. BARBARA WHITTEI Commercial Club 3: FTA 35 GAA 3 ROW l: DIANNE WILLEIQ Glee Club 15 Howdy Club 35 FTA' 3. LINDA WIRSING, Torch 152,35 FTA 152,35 Girls Letter Club 2,35 GAA l,2,35 Howdy Club 1,2,35 ASB Secretary of Records 35 Student Council 3. jAMES WORTHINGTON, Basketball 2,35 Baseball 2,3. THOMAS TEA TTS, Torch 1,3. ROW 2: DONALD YOUNG. SUZANNE ZACHA- RIAS, Pep Club 1,2,35 Howdy Club 1,35 GAA 152. BILL ZARINS, Basket- ball 2. ROBERT ZIELINSKI, Football 1. ROW 3: jOTCE ZIOM Pep Club 15 Drama Club 35 Senior Class Play 35 Howdy Club 35 D.E. 3. WA TNE ZIOM Football 152. NATALIE ARSENEA U. ROW 4: MAR- GARET DA VIS, Girls Glee 15 Ensemble 15 Choir 2,35 Noncttes 35 Commercial Club 2,35 DE. Club 35 Vice President Girls Glee ZM- FR GORDON GRAQQ Band 1,2,3. -IOHN NOFZINGER and SYLVIA STEWART Peppiest ELEANOR O'SI-IEA and MARIO BRAFMAN Most Talented SCHOOL M wx A -WRVQQEM. 'I VSTFHEY lj, . -fl YSESQJ a ff? 2 f f Y igf: .,,fQsivfe:e2zQ,xu:m W W fl' ,, ' Q? , , X Q Xu ? J, X n.. SCENES CLASS OF 1959 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS SEATED: Miss Helmer, Dave Moody, vice-president, Marilyn Snyder, treasurer, Dave Paup, president, Mr. Storvick. STANDING: Mike Smith, Tom Smith, Social Sec., and Roger Woodcock, Sgt. at Arms. Tiny but mighty, Clover Park's Junior Class of 1958-59 surged ahead under the leadership of class president Dave Paup. The capable officers aiding Dave in his duties were Dave Moody, vice-president, Marilyn Snyder, treasurer, Tom Smith, Social Secretary 3 and Roger Woodcock, Sgt. at Arms. Of invaluable assistance throughout the year were our able advisors, Miss Helmer and Mr. Storvick. Working hard on the student council as our Junior Class Representative was Bert Johnson, in Boys, Club. Also a mem- ber of the student council was Rich Longstreth. Representing the junior class on the Girls' Club Cabinet' were Linda Burgoyne, Ann Cook, Sharon Lapsley, Karon Richardson, and Sue Norman. There were several juniors on the cheering squad at Clover Park this year, including Neva Jo Berg, Dawn Walker, Jim McCoy, Helen Bitar, and Frank Densmore. Junior attendant on this year's Klahowya Dance was Neva Jo Berg and junior Homecoming attendant was Audrey Ockfen. The all-school play, entitled A Young Man's Fancy, gave a number of juniors a chance to display their acting ability. April found the junior class sponsoring their annual prom. It was one of the most successful dances of the year. Our championship football team was aided by member- ship of athletic juniors, namely-Don Alsbury, Gary Ellison, Dick Linn, John McConaghy, Steve Nagy, Mike Smith, Tom Smith, Roger Woodcock, Dennis Ridenour, Dennis Lamberth, Robert Ketner, Bert Johnson, Jim Homola, Seth Hanson, Pat Halliday, Dennis Erickson, Dennis Dolley, Jack Brown, Charles Bergeron, and Marty Benum. Mike Smith and Tom Smith were selected to be co- captains of next year's football team. Jane Adams, Russell Agnew, Coretta Allen, Sue Allen, Linda Akin, Don Alsbury, M a r y Alexander, Ronald Alexander. Laurel Ames, Craig Ander- son, Don Anderson, Linda Andres, Richard Ankowsky, Eugene Anthony, Julie Arm- strong, Deanna Austin. Martha Ayers, Judy Ayling, Solfomon Badar, Claudia Baker, Diana Baker, David Baldridge, William B a r e , 4 Larry Barnard. tArthur Barrett, William Baty, Pat Beamish, Martin Benum, Lorne Bentley, Art Berg, Cecilia Berg, Neva Jo Berg. Charles Bergeron, Dian Berg- strom, Sue Beuche, Maureen Bidwell, Larry Bielman, Joy Bigelow, Helen Bitar, Jerry Bitner. Sharon Black, Noel Bottcher, Harriet Bordman, Vemon Bouton,y Francis Braudway, Brian Brennan, Judy Bristow, Joyce Brockway. Connie Broadus, Jack Brown, mfjulie Brown, Ginny Brown, William Brunner, J a m e s Brunton, James Bull, Richard Bumite. Helen Burch, Ted Burg, Linda Burgoyne, Elizabeth Burke, Donna Burton, Sandra Byers, Estellita Cables, Marita Cakarnis. bell LeRoy Canaday Carol Canterbury, Donna Carlson, William Carlson, Duanne Carr,-lHarlene Carson. Mary Calloway, Joy Camp- PLL. Charles Christenson, Bob Christian, Bob Clark, Karen Clark, Ronald Coble, Ronnie Cole, Ann Cook, Floyd Coons. Ronald Cordes, Margaret Corn, :Dennis Courtright, Joanne Crawford, Joan Crotteau, Kay Danforth, Pat Daniels, Susan Davis. Carolyn Dawson, Cia Dawson, Monika Delling, Frank Dens- more, Deloris Denton, Doris Denton, Neal Dempsey, Cathy Des Chanes, Clifton Dickson, Wayne Dihel, Maureen Docken, Kurt Doebl, Dennis Dooley, Richard Down- ing, Bobbye Jean Driskell, George During. Lloyd Dukes, Jim Duncan, Eddie Dyroff, Darlene Easter- day, Merry Lee Eggers, Juanita Elgin, Gary Ellsion. Dennis Erickson. Judy Estep, Libby Estes, Eddie Euken, William Evenson, Eu- gene Fagins, Tom Faragher, Loraine Farley, James Farrer. Bertha Fauntroy, David Penn, Darrell FilbyfRoberta Fleming, Casey Fogg, Susie Fogg, Leslie Ford, Lynn Forgey. Mike Foshaug, Helen Frye, William Fundy, Anne Gasper- etti, Sharon Gennow, Lourdes Gentalizo, Monika Gius, Tom Gladstone. Pat Gleizes, Sharon Glidden, Charlene Goeger, Scott Goff, Mel Gomez, Janet Goodwin, Darroll Grant, Torn Greer. John Greek. Robert Greiner, Richard Gruhl, Gil Gunderson, Alex Cumeson, Judie Hafstad Pat Hagan, Richard Hall, Joan Halvorsen, Pat Halliday, Lynne Hamilton,Janet Hansen, Neal Hansen, Seth Hanson, Linda Harbert, Kenny Hardy. v 1, Shirley Harper. iLee Haus, Carol Havens. Mike l'lerber- holz. Hazel Herda. Christine Heerena. Judy Hinkle, NVilliam Hinklc. Roberta Hintzeulanice Holt, Judy Holt, James Honiola. janet Howell, Pat Howell, Richard Howell, Richard Hosking. Linda Huff, Judd Huseby. Carol Ireland, Chris Irigon, Carole Isekite, George lvie, Clayton Jackson, Kathy Jacobs. Barbara jenkins, Susan johnson, Shirley Johnson! Kathy Johnson, Kay Johnson, Bertil Johnson, Richard Jonesyifleanie Judd. jane Kangas, Ramona Hallam, Carolyn Kanzlenjohn Karnas. Pamela Kelly, George Kelly, flee Kempstong Stephen Kessler. Robert Ketner, George Kieffer, Sandra Kiukada, Gari Kirkebo, David Kohten, Gary Kroll, Eleanor Lea, Gary Leach. Dennis Lampert. Pat Landreth, Dennis Lamherth, Bob Lanz, Sharon Lapsley, Harry Le- Master, Gail Lewis, Sandy Lewis. Dick Link, Richard LUGCIIIZIFI. Linda Lunger, Mary McCann, James McCarthy, john Mc- Conaghy, James McCoy, Kathy McGee. Betty McLinn. Cliff Mt-Neal. Edward Magruder, Jose Mas- angkay, Harriet Matti, Rosalie Matson, Douglas May, Ray Mayiield. James Medley, Craig Melby, Donna Michaelson, Richard Middleton, Robert Miller, Ron Miller, Richard Miracle, Margie Mitchell. Marilyn Musick, Marit Myhre, Steve Nagy, Barbara Neal, Sharon Nelson, Melvin Neig- bors, Carole Norwood, Ross Norberg. Marsha Monegan, Dave Moody, James Moon, Susan Moore, jay Morgan, Susan Morrow, Henry Murdock,jill Murphy. John Newton, Audrey Ockfen Clarice Olson, Evelyn Olson, Sydney Olson, Leo Ost, Jack O,Neil, Mary O'Neil. Dilindo Orlandini, Corazon Padilla, Joyce Parkinson, Miles Parrott, Dave Paup, joan Peterson, Charles Pickering, Tom Plew. John Pyle, William Quinn, Norine Radovich, Sue Radlke, Audrey Rambo. Eleanor Ramirez, Tim Ramsey, Kathy Reese. Robert Reese, Sharon Reynolds, Peggy Rice, Nlargie Rich, Karon Richardson, Dennis Ridenour, Sandra Riley, Craig Robinson. Jerry Robinson, Don Rodrique, Jeanie Root, Ralph Rosenberg, Dana Ross, Gordon Ross, Carolyn Rothwell, Deanna Ruth. Robert Ryan, Evelyn Ryker, Rose Saunders, Stephen San- ders, Bobbie Savage, Donna Scott, Larry Scott, Henry Schatz. Jo Mary Schmalz, jean Scholl- stall, Dave Schubert, Rosellen Sieg, Hans Sellers, Dale Sessions, i,fSharon Sherry, Nancy Shoe- maker. Charles Siegmund, Rith Siglea, Brenda Simpson, Conley Skieens, Gary Smith, Michael Smith, Thomas Smith, Marilyn Snyder. Carl Spreenhlo Ann Stranwold, Charles Stahl, Cherry Stahl, Charles Steffens, Joe Steel, Hans Stegie, Gary Steiling. Jim Stern, Forest Stephenson, Dixie Stewart, Susie Strickland, Sandra Sutherland, Robert Swan, Earlana Swart, Gretchen Swartz. Carl Swearingen, Kay Swift, Carman Tanon, Jackie Tarvin, jo Anne Tatum, Fred Taylor, Donna T eeters, Noreen Telling. Gary Thomas, Gene Thomas, Marie Thompson, Ann Todd, Glenda Toner, Harry Tomkin- son, Marsha Tveten, Sherry Tuttle. Jim Vanderwarker,Vf.lwe Wer- ner Viergutz, Judie Urban, Charles Waiste, Anne Waldron, Joyce Walin, Dawn Walker, Dan Wall. jack Walter, Cheri Wardall, William Wasser, Thomas Wat- son, Mary Watts, Dave Welch, Carol West, Christine West. Elaine,VVestby, Ronald Wetch, Kathy Wheatorffudy Whitney, Willima Wiess, johnny Wil- helm, Stella Williams, Dale Willis. Ann Wilson, Dennis Wilson, Steve Wilson, Lorraine Wlim- berly, Phyllis Wood, Roger Woodcock, Gail Woodruff, Gary Wooten. Barbara Wrye, M i c h a el Wyckoff, Dorothy Young, Frank Young, Larry Zarelli, William Zuppe. CIpQtSS OF 1960 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS SEATED: Mrs. Hoar, Karen Johnson, vice-president, Fred Eaton, president, Mr. Fossen. STANDING: Lowell Halvorsen, representative, and Maryellen Swanson, treasurer. Except in those days when we were lucky enough to sneak another holiday, we sophomores wandered from class to class five days a week rejoicing over our recently mutilated biology victim, geometry problem, Tale of Two Cities, or newly acquired knowledge of the French language. Wle have the distinction of being the largest class at Clover Park. Our size is due mainly to the arrival of students from Du Pont and Curtis Junior High Schools. Under the capable leadership of our class president, Fred Eaton, backed up by vice-president Karen Ann Johnson, secretary, Linda Carlson, treasurer, Maryellen Swanson g and Sgt. at Arms, Bob Ritter, and the supervision of Mr. Fossen and Mrs. Hoar, we, the class of 1960 had a very busy and eventful year. George Hess and Maryellen Swanson acted as chairmen for planning and presenting the annual sophomore sport dance. Held in the Girls' Gym in January, the theme was 52 At the Hop. Diane Peterson represented the sophomore class on the Girls' Club Cabinet, serving in the position of Appearance of the School chairman. Our representative on the student council was Darrell Halvorsen. Lynette Kinderman was sophomore representative on the GAA cabinet. Roberta Wlhinery, Katie McGratl'1, and Linda Farring- ton were on the Klahowya staff. Diane Miles was elected Klahowya Dance attendant. Lynn F otheringill was a Homecoming Princess. The boys who represented us in football were John Aram, Gary Bulfo, Mike Cloyd, John Chapman, Jim Cooper, Ken- neth Depres, Fred Eaton, Robert Felker, Bill Gretler, Don Grogan, Alvin Heany, Hugh Hedges, George Hess, Jeff Iver- son, Nick Iverson, Bruce Knox, Bill MCDOL1g3ll, Skip Rash, Bob Rutledge, Terry Ryan, Roger Southward, Richard Thoreen, Billy White, Jim Wickersham, and Jim VVootan. E E -Xi t fri - G fm. -2: . X s. H QP Y is YS' A 3 X Suzanne Adams, Shirlee Alfultis, Eugenio Alonzo, Earl Altes, Bar- bara Altmansberger, Jean Ander- son, Nancy Anderson, Tonie Anderson, Paul Andres, Jim Andrews. hirginia Anstett, Elaine Ashe, John Aram, Betty Babb, Dolores Bachimo t, Marilyn Buer, Karen Bailey, oan Baker, George Ball, .Bob Ballew. Roberta Balthis, Joe Bankston, g,Luanne Barnard, Douglas Bas- sett, Barrie Bayerle, Pat Beamish, Bob Beeerofgtg-ave Bell, Lonnie Bender, David Ardis Bennett, Richard Benny, Pat Benton, Betty Benum, Wil- liam Bertucci, Robert Bish, Karen Bishop, Lea Bitar, Bettie Blair, Carol Blake. .Jay Blodgett, Richard Boedecker, Phil Boersig, Ado BormkQ Leslie Boyd, Jay Braget, Charles Bray- shaw, Pam Buckbee, Don Buett- ner, Gary Buffd. Bobbee Jean Bunce, James Burg, Karin Burton, Terry Bye, Candy Cain, Lee Callies, Lilia Cantago, Linda Carlson, Mirta Carlo, Jerry Carmichael. Barbara Carter, Davis Calvey, Connie Case, Linda Casto,,Grant Cayton, John Chapman, Judy Chapman, Ted Chapman Ken- neth Charbonneau, Phyllis Chee. Susan Chisholm, Glenn Clark, David Clem, Larry Cliff, Carol Clough, Mike Cloyd, William Cobble, Caroline Coffeen, Larry Colbert. George Coleman,'fMike Collette, Martin Comella, Lana Cook, Pat Cook, lThomas Cook, James Cooper, sgumnne Cooper, Jim Connor, John Conroy. Mary Jo Corliss, Jane Court- wright, Alfred Corona, Dixie Covington, Roberta Cowden, Joanne Cox, Linda Cox, Bir- deena Crandall, George Crombie, Bill Culver. Noll Ann Cunningham, Susan Damon, Bonnie Danielson, Leslie DlArcy, Douglas Darrow, Bar- bara Davis, Diana Davis, Richard Deadman, Robert Deul, Renee Dennis. Susan Densmore, Ken Deprez, Diana Derbach, Mark Dessen, Edith Diaz, Teresa Disch, Leta Docken, Lynda Dockendorf, Ron Dodge, Bonnie Doland. Pat Doland,John Dooley, Doug' Dorman, Tam Doty, Pat Dougherty, Wilma Drope, Richard Dungal, Larry Dunn, Joyce Dwyer, Huck Oyke. 'Fred Eaton, Nancy Ekman, Frank Elmer, Anita Ellison, Jerry Ellison, John Ellison, Barbara Engman, David Erickson, Nancy Eshelman, Gary Epsey. I Rosa Fabianiyiteve Farber, Alice Farley, Diane Farning,OBruCe Farrer, Linda Farrington, Bob Faulk, Robert Felker, Clyde Fickes, David Fisher. Dennis Fitzpatrick, Karn Fleming, Gary Fletcher, Joan Fletcher, Martha Flickingcr, Carolyn Folsom, Michelle Fortier. Lynn Fotheringill, jerry Fotheringill. Sharla Fowler. Kathy Fowler! Doreen Frederick, ,f Larry Freeman, Marilyn Freeman, vlilose Freeny, Clay Freinwold, Alex Frew, Beverly Gageiano, John Garner, Bruce Garrett. Barbara Gasman, YValt Gaspano- vich, Gary Gerringeo. Gunte Gervais, Marlene Gibson, Ron Gibson, Jim Giles, Jane Gilliland, Bobbie Gius, Charles Givens. 5Helen Glans, Pete Glidden, Sue Gochnour, Jackie Godwin, Andrea Golda, Jere Goodrich, Joyce Gorlich, Bonnilee Gould, Karen Grant, Marsha Greek. Dave Greeley, Jim Greer, Bill Gretler, Don Grogan, Karen Grumbein, Oscar Guerrero, Bert Gumesqn, William Gunns, Pat Hagan'gf'Garol Haljlg, Ellen Hall. Vi.owell Halversen, hiargaret Halvorsen, Gary Hamil- ton, Dan Hansmire, Jim Harring- ton, John Harrington, Dave Harse, James Harvey, Linda Harvey, Beverly Hasljord, Harold Hasfjord, Mary Hawn, Maryellen Hayes, Rita Hayden, Fred Hcany, Dick Hearan. Euen Heath, Hugh Hedges, Ken Heflin. Charles Heinzc, Dick Henderson, Sue Henderson, Jim Herlbert, Dick Heselburg, George Hess, William Hewitt, Sandra High, Ron Hilleuis, jean Hinkle. Robert Hinton,lGrazcella Hobart, Marlene Holt, George Honroth, Thomas Hood, Judy Hopkins, Carolyn Hopper, Karen Howell, Judy Hudson, Steve Hurlbut. ',,.' fu - if rw t M it . Y x , 2 . ,gm Y if L if ly Rx M1 1, Q x s l i. f y! X il mf .4 t V 3. K K , f X S tg. X X Z 5 X X., . wi., f af' wa, y am? ., Q SN like X Q. RX Q N wi X X ..-. ,S , ,dh .kmgi - kt. we Sandra Huehinson. Jetl' Iverson. Norman lvcrson, Uswin Jackson, Dave Jenkins, Peggy Jenkinx, John Jenks, Linda Jennison, Loretta James, Ann Jones. Linda A. Johnson, Karen Johnson, Karen Johnson, Pat Johnson, Steve Johnston, lYilliain Johnston, Josie Jorge. Jim Jotvelxff aitli Judd. Sharon Judson. Karen Kays. Gary Karinan, Kaseinier, Hazel Keith, Joyce Keith, Dave Kelly, 'l'om Kclly, Mel Kelso, Kathy Kephart, Carol Kiinhrongli. Lynette Kindernian, Dave King, Mae Kirk, Peter Kin, Carolyn Kizer, Vicky Klewers, Wolfgang Klein, Bruce Knox, Monika Koehler. Gary Kohler. Carol KoonVKc'n Koval. Virginia Krepky. Linda Kursehak, Mike Laclely. Pat Ladely. 1'LoranCe Lambertll, Bob Lanitn, Mike Lampton, Bruce Lane. rfhfirginia l.angford, Pat Lallierie. Carol Larson, Linda Larson, Rose Laughlin. John Lawrence, Ginger l.awrence, Jerald Lehovitl, Lenore Leindeeker, Sandra Lennon, Jan Leonard. Paula Leonard, Sharon Lewis. .-Xngelito Linton. Wayne Lloyd. Sliziron Logan. Diana Loper. Fay l,owry. Larry Lowstrom, John Lunclin. 'l'ed Lundin, Larry Lnndgren, 4- 1 Mike Lynch, Terri Lyle, Sharon MeAvoy, Steve lN'li-Ureacly, Ann Meflugh, Bill Mellougald, Ken Mclilerniid, Johnny lXlc'l aclden. If oyee MCGinn, Katie lXleUralh. Bryan McGuire. John NleKay, Dale McLain. Bill Nlel.ean. Marcia McLean, Sharron lNlL'Kaison, Barbara M C K e n L i e. 'Alena' Mehlanainna. Richard Mc-Neal, Sliaron Maellen, Stephen Malin, Jim Mareh, Vince Mareheselli, Nancy Martin, Joe Martin, Carol Marsh, Linda Marshall. Ed Marzi. Richard lN1aurer,'l'rent Marvin, Roger lNlaylield. Marty Meath, Glenn Nledeirus. lilimlwtlt Mercer. Jeannie Meske. Rolfe Metzger. Gary Mirltael. Paul Middelton. Marko Milakovieh, Diane Miles, Dan Miller, Janiee Miller, Jell Millerffliin Miller, Ken Miller, Ron Miller, William Miller, 'l'om Moe. Don Moody, Dennis .Moore, Charles Morberg, David Morgan, Morgan Mitchell, Mike Morgan, Terry Morrissey, Pam Morton, John Mounts, Kathryn Murphy, Marilyn Murphy, Mike Musick, George Nace, Yvonne Nagle, Laurie Neggle, Marvin Neilson, Dan Nelson, Gary Nelson, Larry Nelson, Sally Nelson- XVally Nielson, Judie Nixon, Michael Nolan, Nadine Norlin, Karen Norberg, lNIartha Norman, Sharon Newby, Brenda Newkirk, Sid Newson, Daron Oddington. Sandra O'Connor, Sharon O'Leary, Pat Oleson,t.Linda Olson, Roberta Olson, Bob O'Neil, Norman Osbourne, Lillian Ost, Herb Osterhaus, Carolyn Owens. Dianne Paerce, Myrna Pagan, tglerry Palinski, Carol Palmer, Wanda Parker, Judy Parkinson, ,Ioan Paul, Nancy Peale, Lois Pearson, Bonnie Pelloux. Andrea Pena, Dean Percival, jerry Percy, Charles Peterson, Diane Peterson, Dennis Phiffer, Barbara Philips, Marle Piper, Rebecca Pothoff, Barbara Powell. Tom Prah, Lorene Quinn, John Randolph, Kenneth Rambo, Michael Rash, Ron Ratliflz Joe Raudebough, Sandra Ray, Susan Rayley, Carol Reofield. Judy Reed, Gary Reeves, Lynn Reeves, Neil Reisinger, Sharon Reiter, james Relaford, Caroljean Renner, Chris Reynolds, Dorothy Rhoads,Jim Richardson. Bob Ritter, Frank Roberts, Ralph Roberts,P Felix RobinsonK7Lois Robinson, William Rollus, Carol Ross, Carol Ross, Morris Ross, Terry Rucker. Jeff Ruehle, Alice Rush, Bob Rutledge, Dave Ryan, Terry Ryan, Gail Sanders, Gloria Sarabia, Gehart Saulshury, Mike Schinnell, Lisla Shaeffer. Qfljat Schneider, Marcia Scott, M'Vayne Scott, Larry Seaton fjim Sedan, Diana Sellinger, VRuby Servine, jon Seward, Carol Shaver, Lisette Shaw. Mike Shaw, Kathie Shean, Dorothy Shepard, Richard Simons, Maxine Simpson, Elaine Shook, Eilleen Saubert, Paul Shwebke, Dave Skinner, Sandy Skogan. sandy slintoysenon smith, Janice Smith, Marquita Smith, Roger Southward, Ken Souell, Joel Staggs, Bill Standal, Robert Standal, Sheila St. Clair. Coleen Steele, Diane Steinke, Rose- mary Sterba, Bradley Stevens, Walt Stromme, Frances Sutter, Judy Sutton, Don Svedberg, Janet Swanson, John Swanson. Maryellen Swanson, Linda Sweat, Preston Swearingen, Bev Taylor, Diane Taylor, Lynn Tessier, Wally Thichhaldit, Karen Thompson, Kathy Tho mpson . Marvin Thompson. Richard Thoreen, Anita Tokarzyk, Anna Toro, Richard Trimble, Kathleen Trojanowski, Donna Truitt, Barbara Tuffley, Mike Tullus, Glen Utgaard, Manuel Verano. John Viducich, Jeff Vinyard, Nelly Visitation, Arthur Volz, Judy Vukov, Gary Waer, Penny NVakely, Ken Walton, Judy Ward, James Watrous. Sandra Wear4fDavid Weber, Linda WVeidman, Barbzy Wein- man, Linda Wescott, Barbara Wftf Louise Wheeler, Roberta Whinery, Barbara White, Bill White. Judy White, Phil White, Jim Wickersham, Wayne Widner, Bob Williams, Donna Willey, Carolyn Williams, Roger Williams, Josie Williver, Alice Wilson. Gail Wilson, Elaine Winterling, Marvin Wolf, Charles Wood, John Woolf, Jim Wootan, Ed Wright, Sofi Wright, Janice Wynter, Gretchen Yost. Lani Hulin, Rosemary Ziegler Harold Zarins, Gary Zanuzowski Judy Young, s v CLASS OF 1961 FRESHMAN cLAss orricsas 1 SEATED: Gary Harvey, vice-president, Mrs. Mottishaw, Julie Craig, president. STANDING: V Donnie Peterson, Sgt. at Arms g Buzz Riegel, treasurer, and Darrell Halvorsen, representative. As the first freshman class in the history of Clover Park this yearls 427 ninth graders successfully completed their first year of high school. With Mrs. Mottishaw as advisor, the officers were: Julie Craig, president, Gary Harvey, vice- presidentg Don Steward, secretary, Buzz Riegel, treasurer g and Don Peterson, sgt.-at-arms. Darrell Halvorsen was fresh- man representative to the Student Council, and Barbara Hess and Gary Taylor were delegates to the Girls' and Boys' Clubs. Each homeroom was represented in the Representative Assembly. The Clover Leaves staff boasted two freshman reporters, Fran Merrill and Don Steward. Many more ninth graders began the year with great school spirit by joining various school clubs. Three peppy cheerleaders, Susan Meed, Nlaureen Soine, and Linda Taylor supported the football and basketball teams through outstanding seasons. Those on the football team were: Paul Treinlin, Waring Davies, Chuck Creesy, Jim Payne, Ken Dailey, Randy Scott, Don Peterson, Buzz Riegel, Dick Oliver, Marv Kasemeier, Don Stewart, Tim Stratton, Jim Schoel, Mike Baird, Carl Schofstall, Reed Richardson, John McGladdrey, Shem Miller, Roger Brown, Andris Cakarnis, Marlin Schroeder, Steve johnson, Gary Harvey, Chuck Berling. The basketball squad consisted of: Marv Kasemeier, Chuck Berling, Mike Kavanaugh, Buzz Riegel, John Viduich, Glen Hintze, Jim Burton, Andre Cakarnis, Paul Tremlin, Gary Taylor, Darrell Halvorsen, Dennis Conroy, Don Stewart, Morris Alexander, Charles Beggs, Don Peterson, and Alan Sussman. Chosen as freshman princess for the Klahowya was Julie Craig. Mis SQ rv' A L 9 l v CJ J- . L W xy? la gf A -'Dave Adams, Lanette Adams, Pete Aden, 'Marsha Alexander, Morris Alexander, Tom Alivill, Mark Anderson, Ron Anderson, Tony Appert, Marilyn Aqua. Pam Amer, :Mike Aus, Jan Austin, Betty Ayers, Mike Baird, ,Bonnie Baldwin,!l' om Barber, Dan Barclay,iCarolyn Barr, Joan Barrett. 'Joe Bartkovick, Charles Beggs, Karen Benke, Dan Benstine, Charles Berling, Sandy Betz, Mike Blankenship, Rosemary if Blalock, Be-cky Bond, Darlene Boop. ,goin Booth, Jacalee Bowers, ' oberta Bowser, Carol Bradley, Judy Brewer,'Kathy Brock, Joan Brockway,pKathy Brooks, Judie Brown, Roger Brown. Arno Broze, ii-Connie Buegler, Marianne Buler, Vic Burfoot, Sharey Burgeson, Diane Bur- goyne, Linda Burr, Andris Cakarnis, Ted Gammon, Daisy Campbell. Lewis Carlisle, Fred Carlson, Robert Carlson, Karen Case, Donald Casy,o Carol Chapman, Elizabeth Cheatham, Carol Chris- tie, Tam Clark, Beverly Cleveland. Kathleen Cline, Jim Coats, Gordon Cole, Roger Conat, Den- nis Conroy, Lance Cook, Dan Corn, John Couch: Sue Coulson, Jim Covell. Janet Cox, Julie Craig, Glenda Creed, Charles Creesy, Kenny Daily, Waring Davies, Ed Davis, Jo Anne Davis, David Dechant, Don Densmore. David Des Chene, Ric?-1 Dettin- ger, Karen Deyton, Margaret Dezell, Ron Diamond, Evelyn Dodds, Mary Dooley, Paul Dos- sett, Pat Doty, Lynn Driver. 'Tvelyn Dunman, Edith Dippold, Joyce Earlick, Ron Eaton, Eileen Eckstrom, Gail Edwards, Ken Eldred, Jean Ellis, JoAnne Elli- son, Mary Jean Elza. Peggy Engle, Ellen Engman, Nancy Espey, Diana Farning, Earlene Ferguson, Eleanor Fer- guson, Larry Fincher, Nancy Ford, Gail Forrest, E d d i e Forsyth. Wilhelmia Fox, Steve Frankl, Beth Frechelton, Richard Fuller, 'Tom Galbraith, Eat Qgrriign, Patricia Gary, Dianne Gasper- etti, Dave Gee, Jerene German. Phil Gibson, Jim Gilderoy, Diane Giles, Bob Gilkey, Agnes Gil- more, Fern Girard, R i c h a r d Gleason, Bonnie Gorlick, Robert Gose, Martha Graham. Euyene Grantham, Linda Gray, Bill Guis, Fred Hagglund, Karen Hall, Louralee Hall, Judy Hall- menQJune Halmo, James Halmo, William Hamill. John Hamilton, Nancy Ham- mons, Lawerence Harrison, San- dra Harrison, Gary Harvey, Peter Haus,1Vic Haus, Darrell Halvor- son, Stan Heisley, Robert Hellyer. Tom Henson, Dave Heritage, Roseanne Herman, Bob Herron, Wes Hilton, Glenn Hintze, Judy Q a r o 1 Hiser, Billie Hobbs, Hoeltke Normajean Holley. 1 ,-,.i, Honroth, Howard, Hunner, D o n n a Huseby, K a r e n Hutchinson, Kathy Irwin. 5Gay Hollinger, Betty Paul Hopkins, Susan P. Hranek, Nancy R e b e c c a Hurdlow, Bonnie Jacks, Phil Jacobs, Mar- don Jacobson, Marge Jennings, Kay Jensen, John Johnson, Steve Johnson, Lewis Jones, Larry Jor- den, Jack Kalhagen. Karen Kasemeier, Doug Kase- mier, Mike Kavanaugh, Gary Keating, K a r e n Keehn,OJim Kelly, Jim Kesselberg, Lana Kidd, Thomas Kinney, Judy Kline. Mike Knotek, Ed Knudson, Wil- liam Krapf, Jerry Krause,lRobin Ladely, B a r r o n Lancaster, Dianne Langhurst, Kathy Lamb, Mike Lamm, Coleen La Mon. Larry Larsen, Bob Larson, Bev Lawlor, Delores Lee, Mary Leh- man, Richard Linbo, lNadine Link, Eddie Longstreth, Bob Loper, Doug Lowry. Ed Lundin, Steve Lundstrom, -Donna Lunger, David Lyle, Dan Lynch, Reynie Lytlc, Richard McCall, Charles McCallum, Bill McCann, Jim McClintic. Sandra McFarland,. C h a rl e s M C G e e , Jonathan MeGladry, Doug McGregor, Steve McGru- der, R o b e rt Mclnnis, Bob MeKenzie,g M o n i c a McLean, Jackie Mains, Lynn Marvin. Sharon Mason, Tonie Matu- kanis, Sharon Mayfield, Susan Mead, Mark Melby, Fran Mer- rill, Bonita Meyer, Susan Michaud, Ray Michelson, Mark Milbank. . . , . s H ,.. Ma.,-..',,-.., g 7 ff-af x ii -4' fl P i 1 . ,X 5. X ,L as ' 91 1 vt sat 5 ' a.,.i. ,isiu , ig f X .mul . ..... ,.... 3 ..f ...., , 2, i , z.. J -. r . . .5 ,A , -- . -.af iE.f xe. r c .-.ss . .t . Q, V, .X I .. ...,1s,..- . ,,,,. .....,,, , ..,,,,.. YT, ..,,. '.,.... t Eil: , ',,,. 2 iz. gs N S f 1 ill. X . , . .. s I tt' f . ,r . 11 - . z 1 :L Q i . K . 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J ffjffigjyf M55 ff 15? we ,ffl T T Lxvflifw Wy WWW ' 62 5 5,1 AQTMVHTYTK GIRLS CLUB MARGIE DROPE Vice-President JUDY BUCKNER President ELEANOR O'SHEA Secretary X BARBARA HESS PATSY PRACNA BARBARA ROUSH Freshman Representative Service Clerical ANN COOK KARON RICHARDSON SUE NORMAN Standards Program Publicity 64 RUTH ANN SPRACHER DIANE. PETERSON SHARON LAPSLEY LINDA BURGOYNE Social Appearance of School Decorations Friendship Mr. TED VINYARD Boys' Club Advisor BUYS' CLUB GENE LEONARDSON Vice-President NEAL KNEIP RICK HARVEY Secretary Boys Club President STEVE ANDERSON Senior Representative BERT JOHNSON junior Representative 65 JOHN ARAM GARY TAYLOR Sophomore RCpY6SCIli2liiVC Freshman Representative ANITA PLATZ Klahowya Editor CIA DAWSON BOB CLARK Assistant Editor KLAHGWYA Assistant Editor 1958 KLAHO WYA STAFF 66 Clover Leaves Co-Editors PAT SPEERS AND PAT DANFORTH CLOVEP, LEAVES I 958 CLO VER LEAVES STAFF 67 SEVENTH HEAVEN KLAHOWYA QUEEN Myrna A rb uckle KLAHOWYA COURT, Left to Right: Neva Jo Berg, junior attendantg Julie Craig, Freshman attendantg Mar- veene Cline, Senior attendantg Queen Mymag Stephanie Tripp, Senior attendantg and Diane Miles, Sophomore attendant. 68 THERE'S NO PLACE LIKE HOME HOMECOMING QUEEN Barbara Blair HOMECOMING COURT, Left to Right: Aud- rey Ockfen, junior attendantg Queen Barbara 5 and Lynn Fotheringill, Sophomore attendant. JUNIOR PROM SENIOR BALL SOPHOMORE DANCE GIRLS CLUB TOLO TAHATKWA HI-Y DANCE ORCHESTRA CLOVER PARK HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA Mr. Renwick Taylor, Director The orchestra had a busy year under the direction of Mr. Renwick W. Taylor. To start things moving the orchestra played for a school assembly. It accompanied the vocal groups for the Christmas program and played at the big concert at the end of january. Orchestra contest, solo contest, and the spring concert were next on their calendar. Some .stu- dents were honored by being accepted for all-state orchestra. Graduation soon came and besides play- 72 ing for the occasion the orchestra gave up four seniors. Besides teaching in the grade schools, Miss Merrillynn Peterson taught string lessons to the students in the orchestra. The orchestra council consisted of Lowell Magoon, president, Coleen Steel, vice presidentg Kay Soine, secretary-treasurer, ,Ioan Halvorsen, librarian. CHOIR CLOVER PARK HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR Miss Mary Ellen Davidson, Director Under the direction of Miss Mary Ellen Davidson, the Choir had a very interesting and successful year. Back to School night was the initial perform- ance ofthe Choir, their next performance was that of the Christmas program. On February Fifteenth Clover Park was host for the Festival Chorus under the direction of Mr. Wayne Hertz. Visiting Schools were White Rive, Enumclaw, Renton, Foster, Lare Washington, Highline, Kent, Tahome, and Evergreen. The Nonettes, an all girl choral group, sang in the above Festival. Eleanor O'Shea, Hazel Herda, Rosellen Sieg, Joan Gasperetti, Estrallita Cables, Diane Reed, Paula Sussman, Mary Davis and Lucille Recob were the nine members. Six members of the Choir were selected to sing at the All-State Chorus at Yakima for the Music Educators Convention held February 28th, 29th, and 30th. They were Joan Gasparetti, Eleanor O'Shea, Sally Hanson, Cliff McNeal, Tom Kenney and Dan Lynch. The Choir also participated in the annual Spring Concert held in April. Officers this year were Cliff McNeal, Presi- dent, Judy White, Vice President, Sylvia Stewart, Secretary-Treasurerg Joan Gasperetti and Judy Kempston, Robe Chairmen. NONETTES CHOIR COUNCIL FIRST ROW: J. White, V. Parker, S. Stewart. STANDING: C. McNeal. ORCHESTRA C0 UNCIL ADVANCED GIRLS' GLEE Miss Mary Ellen Davidson, Director ADVANCED GLEE COUNCIL . A ' ij'- DEQ: My wil 25. 'E VARSITY BAND COUNCIL GIRLS' ENSEMBLE DANCE BAND 75 BAND HMARCHING WARRIORSJ' Mr. Renwick Taylor, Director The Clover Park High School Band directed by Renwick Taylor had another successful year both on the concert stage and on the marching field. The Marching Warriors lead by Drum Major Al Mode marched at the Grid-go-round, the Turkey Day game in Seattle and at home games. They played at home basketball games and marched in the Daffodil Parade in the spring. The band conducted several concerts: the annual Mid- YVinter Concert, the Spring Concert, and a per- 76 formance on T.V. There were several ensembles within the band: 2 Trumpet Trios, 2 Flute Trios, a Wood- wind Quintet, 2 Clarinet Quartets, a Trombone Quartet, the Brass Sextet, and the Dance Band. The Band Council consisted of Al Mode as president, Judd Huseby, vice president, Betty Richie, as secretary and Gene Leonardson as treas- urer. Drum Major was Al Mode, student director was Dave Shaw and Judd Huseby was at the helm of the Dance Band. ALAN MODE DAVID SHAW Drum Major Mr, RENWICK TAYLOR Student Director Director BAND COUNCIL FIRST ROW: A. Nelson, A. Mode, B. Ritchie. SEC- OND ROW: R. Cole, G. Leonardson, D. Shaw, J. Huseby, J. Holte. VARSITY BAND Mr. GERALD PE POS Director TH E RIDE CAST CREW YOUN FANC CREW' CAST GENIUSCLUB DRAMA CLUB CLUB CHESS CLUB ORCH HONOR SOCIETY THESPIAN S F.T.A. RIFLE CLUB HI-Y ART CLUB D.E. CLUB SCIENCE CLUB HEALTH CENTER E.NEEAC COMMERCIAL CLUB BIBLE CLUB AFF DRILL TEAM AWARDS Y MARIE MCINTYRE JANE ARAM Homemaker ofthe Year DAR Representative GIRLS OF THE MONTH X KAY SWIFT JOY RUBADO COLLEEN STEELE BONNIE GOULD MERRY LEE EGGERS PAM DOTY 88 Auto Shop Air Shop .-5 bf Machine Shop 89 Radio Shop SHOP COUNCIL FIRST ROIV: D. Dooley, D. Lampert, B. Baty. SECOND ROW: T. Cabztge. L. Metrician, E. Corn, Mr. W. Snyder, T. Gladstone, F. Guay, L. Lamberth. ....... i Mr. FRED MINER Vocational Supervisor and Head of Industrial Arts Department Wood Shop 90 S i l UMTS .99 PM r-JC Ur 1 ' gi: : lf ffl? H gb ,., .,l 'fgffigiflze 12' ff '-Qiiffi r if V CHEERLEADERS Myrna Arbuckle, Sylvia Sfewart, Donna Scott, and Jim McCoy. SONGLEADERS 2 f Q efggg ,, X ' 4 l s Kiffyw f me f ' fl r . :-:V , H ,A .Mg . . ,Jr .Nga E 4 4 P ,Q ,. y.,E gf, ,mf lf 'l J L , , ,. ,5,EMg,,: Q' Y-2 JP S Lucille Rccob, Helen Bitar, Dawn VValker, and Neva jo Berg. WARRIORS WIN P.S.L. TITLE Rudy Maurin, Co-captain Schmalz scores. Ready fo th k koff john Welker, Inspirational Award Winner , - :mm 1 CLOVER PARK FIRST IN STATE POLL 1957 VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD-FRONT ROW, Lg? to Riglzl: coach Kelly Micera, coach Vic Brown, head coach Gerry Austin, and coach jack Price. SECOND RO 14? Sam Felker, Bert -johnson, Ward Taylor, Bill Schwartz, Roger Woodcock, Eric Docken, and Mike Foshaug. THIRD ROW: Bob Ketner, Steve Wilson, John Aram, Dick Todd, Gary VARSITY Clover Park's football team got off to a fairly slow start in the 1957 season, then finished with a rush to sweep through their Puget Sound League schedule undefeated for the second year in a row. But a damper was put on this fine season by the Garfield Bulldogs of Seattle, who edged Clover Park 610 in the Thanksgiving Day Bowl in Seattle. In pre-season ratings, Clover Park and Renton were both considered to be the teams to beat. Clover Park had many of the players back from its 1956 championship squad, while Renton had almost its entire starting eleven from the previous season. Renton started living up to its press notices first as the Indians swept their first two games over Foster, 32-6, and Sumner, 52-6. Clover Park, in the meantime, placed second in the TAC Grid-Go-Round, then squeaked by Kent-Meridian 20-13 on a touchdown by Gary Ellison in the last ten seconds of play. Then the Warriors caught fire! Auburn fell victim to a 47-0 scoring avalanche as Clover Park dedicated the new stands on the north side of the football field in a big way. After a two weeks layoff, the CP eleven rushed past Puyallup 2646 to set the stage for the big game with undefeated Renton at Clover Park on October 18. Tom Smith, the Warriors outstanding breakaway halfback, rompedi65lyards on the first play from scrimmage to give Clover Park an early lead and Coach Gerry Austinfs charges went on to win handily, 31--13. Clover Park traveled to linumclaw to down the once- beaten Hornets, l3-0, at Enumclas- s Homecoming. Then Tom Smith Bertil johnson Rick Wheeler Thomas, Roger Southwarcl, and Steve Nagy. FOURTH ROW: Dick Link, Robin Cox, Rick Wheeler, Mike Haynes, Hugh Hedgeshlim Homola, and Louis Miller. FIFTH ROM? Mike Smithhlohn Welker, Scott Drysdale, Bill Evans, Neal Kneip, Don Alsbury, and Tom Smith. SIXTH RO Wgjerry Hoxsey, Terry Schmalz, Rudy Maurin, and Al Actor. FOOTBALL came another crucial ball game as undefeated Highline invaded Clover Park's Thompson Field. But Tom CFirst Playj Smith came through for the third home game in a row with a touch- down on the first play, this time for 72 yards, and the Warriors came through with another convincing win, 27-6. The reserves played much of the game against Sumner as the Warriors coasted to a 27-12 victory. The final game of the regular sea- son was against Franklin Pierce for the Chester A. Larson Trophy as well as for undisputed possession of first place in the Puget Sound League and a second straight undefeated season. Clover Park continued their home field mastery by crushing the FP Cardinals, 41-12. Neal Kneip, 198-pound fullback, scored 23 points for Clover Park in this final game to wind up the season with 81 points, tops in the league. With the league championship came the bid to play in the Thanksgiving Day Game against Garfield, the Seattle City League Champions. Clover Park had been named the top team in the state by the AP poll prior to the game. The playing field of the Seattle Memorial Stadium was extremely muddy and the offensive attacks of both teams bogged down. Through three quarters and most of the fourth, the game was scoreless. Then an offside penalty and an intercepted pass stopped Clover Park deep in Garfield territory. With 1:10 left in the game Garfield scored on a seven yard pass to win the ball gaime and the state championship. Clover Park rated fourth on the final state standings. Sam F elker Don Alsbury iD'.l is 7 1 . ilia- I I A. d Q. 1 .- Sophomores ferry Xustln Narsity Holly Cer' l'resl1men lxclly Mlttra Rt P U G E T S O U N D LEAGUE WLTPF PA Clover Park ,... .... 8 0 0 232 62 Renton , ..... ..., 7 1 0 243 68 Highline .,,.,.. .... 6 2 0 148 106 Enumclaw ...... ,.,, 5 3 0 91 65 98 Puyallup .....,.. A... 2 5 1 70 166 Kent-Meridian ........ 4 4 O 138 Auburn ...,..... .... 2 6 0 52 154 Franklin Pierce ......., 1 6 1 70 156 Sumner .,....... .... 0 8 0 31 200 CLOVER PARK 1957 Sept. 13 Grid-Go-Round ,..,,. C.P, Sept.f20 at Kent ..,...,...... 13 C.P. -Aubuggy., ...... . ., 0 LLP. Oct. 11 at Puyallup ..... ... 6 CP. Oct. 18 Renton .,.,... .... 1 3C.P. Oct. 25 at Enumclaw .... . . . 0 CP. Nov. 1 Highline ...... ,... 6 CP. Nov. 8 at Sumner ........., 12 C.P. Nov. 15 Franklin Pierce ...... 12 C.P. Nov.28 at Gariield .....,.... 6 C.P. 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N I X Q I e , in LL 52 m , Y 3 k,aLgw- .31 N... lm G rf , fr lf' Eddie weus i Q 12 -I-9 3 Q Q I A Gary Thgmas J im Worthington .A Sf S - gil'-is Rick Wheeler Jerry Hoxsey Jim Lavigne Al Van Buskirk Varsity coach Dick Mason with captain and inspira- tional award winner Jerry Hoxsey. Scott Drysdale Chuck Cheatham Q54 Nick Brown Roland Downing A145 Mike Smith : elf., l ' ' in 1.957-58 VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD, STAND- ING, Left to Right: coach Dick Mason, Rick Wheeler, Gary Thomas, Roland Downing, Jim Lavigne, Mike Smith, Al Van Buskirk. KNEELING: manager Charlie Merrow Jim Worthington, Jerry Hoxsey, Eddie Wells, Scott Drys- dale, Chuck Cheatham, Nick Brown. 1957-58 BASKETBALL sEAsoN Clover Park had its most successful season in several years, as the Warriors won 12 and lost ten on the total season. Coach Mason, in his second season as head basketball coach, built a well-rounded squad out of a group of boys, most of whom had never played together before. But for a mid-season losing string of five straight, the Warrior five could easily have finished second in the Puget Sound League. As it was, though, the Clovers' 8-8 record was only good enough for seventh place in a well-balanced league. The Warriors were only one game out of third place and two out of second place. The Warriors won five in a row at the start of the season after dropping the season opener to Franklin Pierce. Another loss, to Sumner in the last three seconds, followed by two more wins gave the Clover Park quintet a 7-2 mid-season record. But then came the tailspin. After the five straight losses, the Warriors finished out the season with four wins in the last five games. For the first time in over a decade, Clover Park qualified to enter the West Central District play-offs for the State Tourna- ment. CP dropped their first game to Port Angeles, 45-44, then beat Renton, but were put out of the tournament by Highline, who went on to State. Outstanding individual performers for Clover Park during the 1957-58 season were Jerry Hoxsey and Chuck Cheatham. Cheatham led the team in rebounding and was second in scor- ing. But his chief contribution was his outstanding defensive work. Hoxsey was voted both team captain and inspirational award winner. Other members of the starting team on and off during the season were Gary Thomas, Scott Drysdale, Jim Worth- ington, Roland Downing, Al Van Buskirk, Mike Smith, and Jim Lavigne. The remaining letterrnen, all seniors, were Rick Wheeler, Eddie Wells, and Nick Brown. Action in the final Clover Park-Franklin Pierce game, won by Clover Park, A L 54-49. This win gave the Warriors possession of the William Pennington I I D Trophy for the first time. 5 ii iii 'T ii i RECORDS G FG FT TP Ave. Rep. Jerry Hoxsey ....... 22 90 52 232 10.6 141 Chuck Cheatham 22 80 52 212 9.6 227 Gary Thomas ....... 22 51 60 162 7.4 179 Scott Drysdale ...... 21 50 23 123 5.9 34 Jim Worthington .... 22 45 31 121 5.5 46 Al Van Buskirk .... 19 16 26 58 3.0 74 Mike Smith ........ 19 22 14 58 3.0 81 Roland Downing 15 19 10 48 3.2 100 Jim Lavigne ........ 9 8 13 29 3.2 32 Rick Wheeler ....... 12 4 6 14 1.4 29 Nick Brown .... 15 4 5 13 .8 10 Eddie Wells .... 12 3 5 ll .8 4 1957-58 SCHEDULE . . OPP- Frankhn Pierce . . 59 Puyallup ........ 45 Stadium ........ 45 Olympia .... . . . 45 Olympia .... . . . 42 Enumclaw ..... . 46 Sumner ......... 36 Highline ........ 43 Auburn ......... ' Kent-Meridian . . CP 38 47 50 50 52 50 34 59 57 3,7 28 69 31 Renton ......... 39 36 68 56 38 54 62 54 44 53 43 50 Kent-Meridian . . 63 Renton ......... 38 Aubum ......... 48 Highline .... 65 Sumner .... . . . 48 l Enumclaw ...... 50 ' Puyallup ........ 51 Franklin Pierce . . 49 A1 Van Buskirk follows a shot in the Clover Port Angeles .... 45 Park-Sumner basketball game at Clover Park. Rfffltofl --------- 39 Highllne .... . . . 60 The Warriors dropped the tilt to Sumner, 48'-38' Varsity managers Charlie Siegmund and Charlie Merrow. RESERVE BASKETBALL Coach Wally Erwin suH'ered a mid-season setback when he lost three of his starters, but his reserve time recovered to go on and place second in the Puget Sound League. The Warrior reserves record was 12-7 for the year. Led by high-scoring center Cap Petersen, the Green and White B squad whipped every Puget Sound League foe at least once. Other starters at the end of the season were Jim McCarthy, Clayton Jackson, Phil White, Jeff Iverson, and Chuck Morberg. The reserves' season was marked by several close games, with two going into overtime. Clover Park dropped two games during the season by one point, but the Warrior forces won several contests by four or less points margin. More often than not, though, the Clover Park reserve wins were somewhat one-sided. A host of sophomores played the major portion of the time for the re- serves, promising things to come in the next few years, Dave Paup, Clayton Jackson, Dennis Wilson, and Jim McCarthy were the only juniors on the squad. Dave Harse was the reserve manager. RESERVE BASKETBALL SQUAD, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dennis Wilson, Jim McCarthy, John Pyle, A T B A L L Tex Ritter, Bill White, Dave Paup, Clayton Jack- S O P H O M O R E B S K E son, John Aram, Phil White, Cap Petersen, and Jeff Iverson. I-1' - Clover Park's sophomore squad finished second in their league during the 1957-58 season, compiling a 10-4 league record. Coach Jack Price's squad was 12-4 for the season, averaging 45 points a game. The sophomores play in a league which consists of Clover Park, Puyallup, Franklin Pierce, Bellarmine, two Lincoln teams, and two Stadium teams. Walt Gasparovich was the leading scorer for the sophs with an average of 12.5 points per game. Rich Thoreen and Mike Cloyd were the next high scorers. Gasparovich, Cloyd, and Thoreen were all high in rebounding. The other two starters on the team were Nick Iverson and Mac Greely. This was the second year in a row for the sophomore team to finish second in their league. Two years ago, the CP sophs won the championship for the second year in a row, so Warrior sophomore teams have done creditable jobs the last few years. SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL TEAM, KNEEL- ING, Left to Right: Gary Zanuzoski, Nick Iverson, Bill Gretler, Mike Cloyd, Walt Gasparovich, Mac 99 Greely, and Rich Thoreen. STANDING: ooach Jack Price, Hugh Hedges, Dick Hearon, Mark Piper, John McFadden, Lee Callier, Ken Miller, and Sid New- som, manager. K 1958 TRACK SQUAD, FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Skip Rash, john Carter, Ray Van Valken- berg, Jack Blessing, Dexter Trone, Steve Wilson, Hugh Hedges, Mike Foshaug, Steve Davison, Dick Link, and Bill Schwartz. SECOND ROW: Glen Mediros, Oswin Jackson, Bill Turner, Rick Harvey, Mike Cloyd, Phil White, Jeff Iverson, Charles Heinze, Mack Kirk, Lowell Halvoreson, Glenn Clark, and Charlie Repik. THIRD ROW: Dave Schubert, Brad Stevens, Ron Ratliff, John Welker, Ray Boudreaux, Dave King, Fred Heany, Bob Lamb, Kurt Doebl, Joe Kendrick, and Eddie Wells. BACK ROW: Mike Stratton, Jim McNeely, Jim Richard- son, George Hess, John Mounts, Mike Smith, Tom Smith, and Terry Landreth. TRACK With a nucleus of seven lettermen, the Clover Park track team goes into the 1958 season with as good a chance of any team of taking the Puget Sound League title. Last year the Warriors had a habit of taking second place in the big meets, while winning most of the dual and triangular affairs, A reversal of this procedure could send the CP squad a long way this year. Coach Micera's team looks strong in the running events but may need help in the field events. Two lettermen, Steve Davison and Mike Foshaug, give the Warriors a strong one-two punch in the 100-and 220-yard dashes. Tom Smith and Terry Landreth also look good in the sprints. John Welker, another letterman, should be one of the top 440 men in the state. Jack Blessing gives good strength in the hurdles. In the longer running events, Rich Harvey, Dexter Trone, and Ray Van Valkenberg, all lettermen, appear to have things well in control. Harvey is a miler while Trone and Van Valkenberg run the 880. Charlie Repik is the only letterman in field events. Repik is a pole-vaulter, and could be one of the best in the league this year. Frank Densmore is another top vaulter for the Warriors. The loss of high jumper and broad jumper John Sparks, who graduated last year, will be sorely felt in these events. Phil White and Eddie Wells look like the best prospects in the high jump. John Welker and Terry Landreth should bolster the squad in broad jumping. Dick Link is the top shot-putter for the Warriors this sea- son. The Warriors were exceptionally weak in this event last year, and Link oould be a welcome point getter. Clover Park's 880-yard and mile relay teams are perennially strong, and this year should be no exception. Jack Blessing Mike Foshaug John Welker COACH MECERA T R A C K 1957-58 TRACK LETTERMEN, STANDING, Left to Right: Steve Daci March 28 April 1 April 1 1 April 25 April 29 May 2 May 6 May 9 May 16 May 23-24- Clover Park at Stadium Highline at Clover Park Clover Park at Puyallup Highline Relays Clover Park Invitational Franklin Pierce SL C.P. at Auburn South End Qualifying Meet at Puyallup Conference Meet at Highline District Meet at Highline State Meet at Pullman son, John Welker, Jack Blessing, and coach Kelly Micera, KNEELING Mike Foshaug, Charlie Repik, Dexter Trone, and Ray Van Valkenberg. Dick Lmk Track managers Mike Stratton and Jim McNeely. Steve Davison 101 TENNIS SQUAD, STANDING, Left to Right: Mike Haynes. KNEELING: Noreen Radovich, Bob Buchanan, Bill Bertucci, Morgan Mitchell, Linda Wirsing, Mary Jo Corliss, Pam Morton, Karn Scott Drysdale, Bob Burton, Charlie Merrow, Jens Johnson, Paula Sussman, Marite Cakarnis, and Fynboe, Mac Greely, Al Mode, Bob Taylor, and coach, Miss Fossler. Coach Monterie Fossler's tennis team is one of the best in the Puget Sound League. The netmen had to play Enumclaw, league champions two years in a row, in their first league match. The winner of this match is the probable league champion. The boys' section of the team appears to be especially strong. There are four male lettermen, Bob Burton, Scott Drysdale, Charlie Merrow, and Mike Haynes. Promising and Bill newcomers are Jens Fynboe, Bob Buchanan, Bertucci. Other members of the boys' squad are Al Mode, Mac Greely, Morgan Mitchell, Harry Picton, and Bob Taylor. Marite Cakarnis is the only girl back from last year's team. But Pam Morton and Mary Jo Corliss are both showing good promise of being strong performers. Linda Wirsing, Karn Johnson, Paula Sussman, and Noreen Radovich complete the girls' team. Clover Park Hnished second in tennis last year to Enumclaw, losing to the Hornets 3-2. Bob Burton, num- ber one singles player was unable to play that day also. The boys' doubles and mixed doubles teams were both un- defeated during the season for Clover Park last season. The loss to Enumclaw was the only loss for the Warrior racket swingers last season, and only Puyallup and High- line were able to keep from being shut out by the Warriors. 1 l l Bob Burton Marite Cakarnis Jon Sivertson GOLF TEAM GOLF TEAM, STANDING, Left to Right: Dick Picton, Norm Thompson, Tom Faragher, Rick Wheeler. Craig Melby, Harry Picton, Ted Fix. KNEELING: Morris Alexander, Charles Siegmund, Golf coach Gerry Austin will be seeking his fifth straight Puget Sound League title during the 1958 season. The Warriors were undefeated in league play last year and finished second in the Everett Invitational, the State Championship of golf. The Warriors lost four starters from last sea- son's team, but capable reserves can be counted on to step in and fill the bill. Jon Sivertson, number one player part of the time last season, is the number one player on the team. Craig Melby, Norm Thompson, and Ted Fix are other top players on the squad. Rick Wheeler, Steve An- Steve Anderson, Jon Sivertson, and David Ryan. Outfielders Robin Cox, Chuck Cheatham, and Terry Schmalz show what will happen to any balls that get out of the infield. derson, Tom Faragher, and Harry and Dick Picton may also see some action for the Clover Park team. Last year it took approximately a 75 average to make the first team. But now that three-year lettermen Chuck Hunter, Paul Lemcke, and Gary Congdon have graduated, the maximum score for getting on the starting five may go up to as high as 80. Even though the Warriors lost four of five starters last year, the golfers still look like good bets to cop their fifth straight league championship. RIFLE TEAM RIFLE TEAM, STANDING, Left to Right: Bonnie Anderson, Mr. Watt, team coach 5 Margaret Halvorsen, Judy Hoffmeier, George Ball, Russ Agnew, Bob Lar- sen, Judy Whitney, George Ivie, Dave Kelly, Leslie Boyd, Felix Robinson, Ted Chapman, and Joan Peterson. KNEELING: David Nestor, Dennis Lampert, Rich Ludeman, Bob Bish, and Evans Heath. 103 The Clover Park Rifle Team has been very successful this season in interscholastic league competition. The girl's team shoots in two positions, prone and sitting. Undefeated, they won the league championship. Four position shooting is required of all varsity shooters. The four positions are prone, kneeling, sitting, and ofifhand. There are eight different school teams shooting in the varsity league. Clover Park came in third place in the first match, placed fourth in their next meet, and in the following match again placed third. March 28, Clover Park participated in a sectional toumamcnt held at the Pt. De- fiance Civic Rifie Range. This event records scores for state and national honors. Shooters receiving letters were: Bonnie Anderson, Leslie Boyd, Ted Chapman, Mar- garet Halvorsen, Judy Hofimeier, Dave Kelly, Bob Larsen, Dennis Lampert, Rick Ludeman, Joan Peterson, and Judy Whitney. VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM, STANDING, Left to Right: Dave Paup, Bill Johnson, Jerry Hoxsey, Cap Peterson, Neal Kneip, Nick Brown, Chuck Cheat- ham, Dennis Courtwright, ad coach Wally Erwin. KNEELING: Bob Ketner, Don Jordan, Bill Baty, Robin Cox, Terry Schmalz, Jim McCarthy, and Rudy Maurin. Coach Wally Erwin Nick Brown 104 Mighty Casey has struck out! 1958 BASEBALL WARRIOR MOUND STARS - Offering triple trouble for any opposing batters Varsity baseball managers, left to right, Dave Schubert are, left to right, Dave Paup, Jerry Hoxsey, and Rudy Maurin. Supplied with a host of returning lettermen, Coach Wally Erwin faces the baseball season with an optimistic outlook. Several new standout diamond performers could make the 1958 team one of the best in Clover Park history. Returning for his third season as a varsity performer is outfielder Nick Brown. Nick was one of the top hitters in the league last year and shows good signs of a repeat performance. Other 1957 letter winners are Robin Cox, Terry Schmalz, Bob Ketner, Neal Kneip, Bill Baty, and Rudy Maurin. But pushing these players for starting positions will be senior outfielder Chuck Cheatham, senior pitcher and infielder Jerry Hoxsey, and Cap Peterson, sophomore shortstop. Only two players were lost from last year's Clover Pat McG0ldrick, and Bill Koon. Park team, first baseman Jim Kems, and catcher Roy McKasson. Kneip should fill in adequately for Kems, but finding a replacement for McKasson may be more of a problem. Leading contenders for the catching spot are Bill Johnson and Don Jordan. The 1957 Clover Park team won five and lost three in league play to finish third. Fifteen games are slated for the Warrior baseballers this season, eight league contests and seven practice games. The probable starting lineup will be Rudy Maurin and Jerry Hoxsey, starting pitchers, Don Jordan, catcher, outfielders Nick Brown, Chuck Cheatham, and Terry Schmalz, first baseman Neal Kneip, second baseman Bill Baty or Jim Worthington, shortstop Cap Peterson, and third baseman Bob Ketner. Outfielders Robin Cox, Chuck Cheatham, and Terry Schmalz show what will happen to any balls that get out of the infield. 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'- f gllll ree -bz- Q BUILDING SUPPLIES 'w 1 ' ,-, ,, -, , ,3.,.', - H HARDWARE t I 1 'lliighl 'all' 'II I I f N 'Ht M im , Yfx' I f 1-, If ll 5, -, ., ' l t D0 It Yourself I '. - 1 1 . ' t, I ji' ff . Heaclquurters farm fresh I 'Jvljfgg if I S P I E N CE R S I ' lt feels like you GR M3800 ' are loafing again! A I I III Ice Cream LAKEwooD Music CENTER and for the Finest in llllisgnlal Instruments Rental and llcntal Purclmse Plan 'iff can Accessories and Sheet Music PRIVATE INSTRUCTION BY TACOIVIA'S LEADING TICACHERS 6l0T Steilacumn Blvd, .Ill 8-4222 High ho everybody to Stew-'s Gay 90's Restaurant. San Franviseo Cable Car available for school parties for transportation to Steve-Is. Dine in the atmosphere of the gay 90.5 ulic-re there is entertainment for the whole lluniily. For parties antl banquets will GR 2-4471. In the Heart ol' South Tavmna. 5238 South Tacmna Vlvay. 0 0 0 'If' .v' 0' .' 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MANN, Publisher 0 gg . . . . 77 There ls No Substitute for Paid Circulation CONGRATULATIONS Class of '58 for the bestin dairy foods depend on Darigold TACOMA MILK PRODUCERS DW South Tacoma Way Sandy Stucker is helping Harry Picton select his new sport coat at NICK'S STUDENT SHOP in Villa Plaza. GR Nickis is the smart student shop lor Clover Park stu- dents. Individual Personalized Service Received Scientificallyn Cleaned Returned All Under One Roof SATISFACTION GUARANTEED SWEATERS SLACKS ,- your affearanffe 3 DAY DELIVERY CLEANERS PHONE JU. 8-6679 Fort Lewis Hiway at Ponders Alterations Repairs O Pressing While You Wait Leather Goods Blankets Hats O Drapes Cr GILLIG SCHOOL BUSES FRANK BUCHANAN SALES Co. 6534 94th St. S.W. JU 8-8716 Tacoma, Wash. A J N ' M SEENURSI N0 UR ALFABET THE A-Z COMPANY Everything from A to ZH Fast Service on All Type Printing - Rubber Stamps 1 Day Service on Wedding Announcements Engraved Letterheads and Invitations Brand Named Watches - Jewelry - Office Machines Sports Equipment and Supplies Special Discounts to Clover Park Students GR 44194 ANDY A. ZELENAK 5215 South Bell MACK'S CANDIES AND BAKERY JU 8-9787 8518 South Tacoma Way It ls a Pleasure to Announce Our 38th Anniversary in Business. Quality', ls Our Most Important Product Q1 Just Phone We Deliverl' 4.5 fb o Cakes Anywhere in the U. S. A. 1 r X 'ff 4 A f 'I llll I lb ll 'D ji l AJ 1 , , y J' XX Vt, ,vb li L L4 1 l CONGRATULATIONS, 1 QV A L ' A X if GL CLASS OF '58 S jf V, r L .l ag' 55 Q9 ga 1 dale LA Q Lakewood Theatre E Ksvvooo THEATRE E 1111113- X' ll Nl Till Q l' 'lt ldv lily LTD A tl ' 1? ll A f iii, rg' U41 zz 1, A gi H, GLA V ' VV Lb, L, A , if 1 A 7 if y A Am JJ ll' V ' Lf , Cl ,N 2' 5 4 . J' tl 7 ' .3 .V L' 5 5 F55 1 ollbll' ALT-Y ' All l . grml f, .-,, A I :SAZIHHHA ' '-3 ,. 'J A . , 1- - A -T 35f'2 if QL fi. A V ' g '-'f A' E 352 E is A Illll Q63 ' 13 l l E r:r'1 1 M U1 - Ae 5 A W Illl 1-:fr 1'-' T' .....'-1'- la fy' T T Md f J' R f v T ' f f , V - T , lf if CONGRATULATIONS Uilgf fr MW 'le 'R g f f T Y rr: 1 JV V . 7 fl ' mfr, 'fi ' T I fxgirf -My M jr fllyot - f ,ff 1' ' Mill KM 0 Q T ,XWIXQ7 From ,Vic ,T 0 A QD T rf an-V N. 'f- ,v ' IL T1 up 'fx Q-9' if . be B L -S+. N 1, V X wgeoqfy Q rv Q li Ly. 5 If I! if' W I L I l fi! bk' J ,L A L in J FKA, ni'l lx 'TW' A r 7'MliRLE NlQ'EMANiCEOSMfEl13lET frefpj' i ' R 'T l E Q Steilacoom Blvd. JUniper 8-9275 DARRELL'S S 8. S TIRES SERVICE Dayton . Tharabreds NEW warm mmf. safer: mes USED I Eric Docken is giving Pam Doty a ride in a wheelbarrow RECAPS at University Builders Supply. The place to buy lumber, Comer of Gravelly Lake Dr. and Lake Grove paints, hardware, and garden Supplies. JU 8-5622 1905 Bridgeport Way, SK 9-94-11 NORM'S AUTOMOTIVE CENTER 10621 Bridgeport Way s. W. COMPLETE SERVICE AND REPAIR - Garage, Body Shop and Paint Shop-,IU 8-4-023 Richfield Service and Tire Mart-JU 8-7123 'Q xS.LKJk.J iv.: 1 , , ,. og , Q3.5JN C A xjyyfbyy .5 ' L'f'1 ALLNQ XANJXA- fii:.?SM'l L'NvvQ ,, U NP gf. 'f iyjfpffffl, W Wmjpf Ziff!!! jfymy C? ,WW df A006 gated 1 w JQPCZ4' ' .,e,,g,i! ' ROY' M4 My pdf 'N Qgfwffy x , K v, .g,6.. ff yi! Maxi CSV , .1ff,1xUX C?,f'jLAk6 W Wyffyjfw fb QW M J' My Ayjyfy YQ? Jw 1 4 P- -Y, vig. w .AJ XJR!- --- M, nw- ......x ...S L ,,-94 A ,. 34553 aewx ik! J. Z 34:3 S