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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1959 volume:

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Principal s Message ...... 3 . 7 X I I vc: H . .,., . . . . xx Q s o 'Nall y X X Nlx.-.A ' l -.1-'03 X I l lX' sw A A 2 Faculty .......... Student Government Fall Activities ..... Winter Activities. . . .x--,. V ?:F5S54fEi57iEQEiif5?i7E?3fl5?i - V 'LS:5li?.li?IF!'iiliL 152115: X pring Activities ....... 56 Freshmen .... eniors ......... . . .70 Organizations uniors ....... . . .91 Topic Index. . ophomores .... . . .98 Advertising. . 105 111 119 120 f D 0 N i Q4 ...5 of of ,: ,,r 1 mf ixtx.. NH N.-:-v- '1' Wrif- Qc' ,- rv fx, . .-Q.,'..E... 1 5 5 -. -,,--' . X ff . fu f f K 1 K f E 1 gf, .of DEDICATION MISS AUDREY Mc'DONNELT, For Countless years of unsvlfish sc'rvic'c- to Clover Pzirk High Srhool. its studvnts and fziculty. we of the 1959 Klzihowyzi dvdifnte thrf hook to you, Miss Audra-v N1c'Donnf'll. Bving advisor to tht' studvnt lihrziry stuff. civpzirtiiimit hvzici for tht' school distrim't's tcn other lihrxirirs. :ind svnior floss zidvisor hzivs- kr-pt you busy, hut you ZIIWZIYS found tirut- to hvlp ll studvnt with his pcrsonxil nwds and to he-lp n student find and Chcrk out Il hook. Rvcvivr- my instrurtion. :ind not silvvrg And kY1OWlC'dgf' ruthvr than gold. For Wisdom is hvttvr than ruhirsl And ull thc' things that may hc' dt-sirvd Arr' not to ho Voxnpiirvd with it. Proverbs 8: IO, ll 4 CLOVER PARK Clover Park where days are brightest, Clover Park where friends are gay. On our field a shield of valor, first in work and first in play. Clover Park where hearts are lightest, Where the years are just a test Constantly to prove the honor of the school we love the best. To the prairie, to the mountains, To the stream that rushes by Green and white we lift our banner where the hr tree meets the sky. Let us sing, let us remember Clover Park beside the stream, Wlhere we meet each bright September, lVhere we plan our golden For the school upon the prairie is a part of every heart And we pledge to bring you glory, Clover Park, dear Clover Park. 5 d rea in Mr. T. OLAI HAGENESS Superintendent of Schools tx, -rf x rr, W' Mi ' s f-i,. X 'W m XQVALN' A i ,w ieiii i i i i X is wsf ffl t . iff! IAN I Wifi l . Q - ' W K ilk X 'xiii -I - f ff' all -1 ,fjfr ', 2, L fix u it . tl f ffiwvxl 1 l t ffffvlll ' X ' A l ' I iQ4fll ,, ib.,il',r'i Q wif X by 0353-55 e pf ' A J 'ff fif if 1 uf!! ,lf Mr. MARION O, OPPELT X Assistant Superintendent l SUPERINTENDENT'S MESSAGE Some four score years ago Ralph Waldo Emerson in his essay CivilizationH urged the reader to K'Hitch Your Wagon to a Star. Chances are no one would be more amazed than Mr. Emer- son were he here today to watch us literally trying to hitch on to a star. But we suspect that wasnlt exactly what he had in mind. He was using the metaphor to enlarge his reader's horizons - to bring him out of himself. The purpose of education, too, is just that - to expand one's thinking - oneis spirit beyond one's self. There is nothing more pathetic than a sharpened intellect preoccupied only with its own little world - self-comfort, self-security, self-safety. We believe from your training at Clover Park that you will know how to keep your feet on the ground. However, we hope your training is such that your spirit - the real you - will do some soaring. Only through giving of yourself to a worhwhile cause or need -4 by hitching to a star, inetaphorically speaking - will you give meaning to the education your community gave you. May that education be a launching platform for the brightest, most useful life possible. T. OLAI HAGENESS, Superintendent. 6 SCHQOL BCARD MEMBERS OF THE BOARD: L. to R.: Mrs. Floybelle Shield, Mr. Dwight L. Morgan, Walter W. Hutchinson, Mr. A. H. Reeder, Mr. John H. Dimmer, Mr. Wallace B, Hager. Mr. MAURICE OWENS Adrninistrative Assistant Mr. A. G. HUDTLOFF Administrative Consultant 7 Mr. W. H. CARDER Business Nlaxnaxgvr PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE TO THE CLASS OF 1959: As your high school days come to an end, we extend our best wishes to each mem- ber of the Class of 1959. The graduating classes at Clover Park continue to increase in size and your class enjoys the distinction of being the largest in the history of the school. It is our wish that you may Find true happiness and success in your endeavors, as you face the future. Wle hope, that as our students become more numerous, that the quality of our education will also increase. It is our earnest desire that the time you have spent at Clover Park was both enjoyable and profitable. Again, on behalf of the administration and faculty, I extend to each member of the class our heartiest congratulations. HAROLD F. GRAY Principal 8 VICE PRINCIPALS Mr. CARL T. FYNBOE Vive Prineipul Hi t fl Elf . V , V xl if ' ,W ,s 1 f 1' 2' .f v N, This was Mr. L:xng's last year as Vice Principal of the North Building, as he is to he the Principal of the new junior high srhool now under eonstmetion. The sfhool will miss him. but we wish him the best of luck in his new job. Vice Principal of the South Building, Mr. Fynlvoc got Al new office this year, the old Student Accounts ofhcv. There he Carried on school lnisinvss, working rlosvly with lmotli students amd fzteulty. ln addition to his mgmy school re- sponsibilities, Mr. Fynboe wus also President of the Wlnsh- ington Education Association, ll demanding juli whirh he clid well. Mr. HARRY LANG Vice Principal Mr. Tvfl Vinynrd HearlC,111fn.1eIor -'Q fsflln Miss.X11cl1'1'1' Nl1'I71111111-ll M11 P.111l YY:1Ql4x Srzziur Cfiaizrzwliir Smziur LVZIIIVZXFIIPT 'Ihr' fllllflllllfl' Ofliw is p1'ul1:1l1ly 0110 of the busiest plgiws i11 srlmul. 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OFFICE STAFF OFFICE W-was X s Mrs. Alice Utzinger Mr. Charles Croasdill Mrs. Virginia Mrs, Josephine Creative Writing journalism I-Ieidbreder Wright llth Grade Counselor Clover Leaves Speech and Dramaties Composition IV A -Q Quill anti Scroll Thespians Advisor Assembly Committee Mrs. Lillian Gibson Advlsof Head of English Mrs. Mary Louise Gee Department Literature II Miss Florence Assemblies Committee Sophomore Class Mrs. Helen Ransom Thurber Chairman C0-Advisor Composition II Composition III Miss Blanche Novacek English junior Class Co-Advisor Mrs. Marjorie Mottishaw Literature I f' N' 9th Grade Counselor Mr. Richard Mason Literature III Varsity Basketball Coach 'QS-V ff' I Mrs, Halvorsen MYS- Malllman ' Remedial Reading English ' ll ask: mt .. IT 'f'l: is . 'ls.' i .l1.,-1 'r CN 5 I ,orr I I 1, . e,.-f ti. so rf' Q Mrs, Ellen Nesbitt Mrs. Virginia Dezell Mr. Dcnzil Walters Literature I Literature II Composition II Tahatawa and III ENGLISH DEPARTMENT BEGINS ACCELERATED PROGRAM AAAA V eg .1 -Ji + S QS Mr. Earl Snyder Commercial Aviation Model Club Advisor VOCATICNAL SHOPS CENTERED ON 67 ACRE NAVY BASE Mr. Lyal Shirk Mr. Harold Industrial Arts Rzxclabaugh Mr. Owen Elgood Freshman Track Wood Shop Auto Body S hop Advisor Stage Crew Advisor I. ox Mr. Wilbur Snyder Vocational Aircraft Mr, Ronald Manning Radio Sound Crow Advisor 'E R .3 1 ,ws Mr. Lloyd Doering Vocational Auto Shop Mr. John Schell Mr. Richard Watt Mr. Cloise Turner Aircraft Machine Shop Vocational Radio Mr, Fred Miner Rific Club Advisor Head of the Industrial Aris Deparhnent, and Vocational Supev'z'i.for Mr. Dale Welfringcr Mr. Norris Kalclor Mr. Arnold Cassidy Mr. Lane Older Aircraft Vocational Air Shop Vofational Aircraft Vocational Air 13 ,.,.a- I .-. A I A l Q 51 sfrsgggfatffs i + - , ' w fgisr ss. E: '1l'1?i?f-Y if - J. - H1351 fi J M fi 355235 -iris 1 W ' ' sis iiifrsziiflii-:,.'.. '- 2 1- A my ,A. ., , in K 'K f:i EN: 2 -, f K . f k.k- I W' . . . . S . Mg X4 Z,. ,:f, ,K J 1 ,, , A H . is A ff Tx'i . ffm Mr. Robert Peterson Mr. Duane Butterfield Mr. Jerome Stoxvick Mr. Leroy Alsbury Wash. Hist. U. S. Hist. U. S. Hist. Contemporary Ajairs School Patrol Plays and Concerts Junior Class Advisor Instructional Aids Reserve Baseball Coordinator Building Coordinator Mr. Paul Wagley Social Studies Department H earl S Senior Class Advisor Boys' Club Scholarship Mr. Eric Peterson World History Camera Club Mr. George Fossen U. S. H ist. V 1 Sophomore Class Advisor W . V Pep Club Advisor Mrs. Lamoureux Miss Ann Williams Mrs. Marjorie Spence Social Studies Social Studies Social Studies Faculty Social North Building Freshman Committee Display Case Cheerleaders Advisor Drama. Club Stage Settings MUSICIANS ALL, THESE THREE Mr. U , S. Hist. Mr. Wilbur Elliot Mr. Gerald Pepos Safety patrol C0,Advis0r Mr. Renwick Taylor Vocal M asia Band Music Department Head Vocal Music Groups Varsity Band Mr. Donald Droettboom U. S, Hirst. l4 -. Mr. Alf-x Bicslcr Algebra Bilmlc Club Advisor l'Qtft u-x 5 Q . K I P to A .A f. K, 53 E l if 'ss Q if I s K 1 ff- jg, Mrs, Karen Guthrie Mrs. Gertrude Winter Home Economics Home Eronomirs Tahatawa Mrs. Margaret Pederson L11-, Leppard Nelson Head of Homv Et'U7ZOI7lTL'.f Ggmneiry Depdffvlfnf Hi-Y Advisor Girls' Club Social Committee Advisor CAKES AND COATS, COOKIES TOO . . . ' Miss Nina Ogzrtfn Home Eforzttrttitft Girls' Club Social Colnmitte-c Advisor Mr. Donald Price General Alath Freshman Football Basketball and Lettermen's Club Mr. Andy Zt-lennk Business Jlflath Testing Coordinator Mr. Harold Cross Geomftry Club TEN TEACH THAT Mrs. Lcota Lackey X ' Z ! Hmd of Alalhematics Department Sir. Philip Heft ltfr. Germ' Austin Mt: Vernon I.mt'h Gffomftry Gr'0l7I6fI.l' Algebwz Mrs. Peggy Hcflnerger Home Grunt' Student Varsity lfootlmll Home' fignnv Stutlvnt Algebra Crowd Control Cikhllill Cfrowtl Llontml 1 ' T-Tm! 1454 K A J Mr. Ralph.Lackey ' Physzcs Director of Athletics Mr. Eugene Millikan , General Science Y Freshman Class Co-Advisor M 1 Mr. Donald Russell Bzology Mr. William Saxton 'Biology Boys' Club Welcome X Committee Advisor ff I l lllr ,,....., Mr. Harry Petersen Mr. Vance Reeves Mr. john Price Chemistry Chemistry Biology Boys' Club Program Tahatawa Sophomore Basketball Committee Advisor SCIENCE BEGINS SATURDAY CHEM AS ANSWER TO SPUTNIK LIBRARIANS TELL l STORY ABOUT WORK WITH DE-TALES Miss Geraldine Miss lNlctDonnell Chcsley Librarian -A Librarian -- South Building North Building Genius Club Advisor S S , QS ' Mrs. Maxine Scott Mr. David Thorp Art Department Head Art Art Club Concessions ARTIST ADD THOMPSON FIELD DECOR AND T CHRISTMAS PAGEANT UBI CHEZ PARIS EST. ffsgm NON SPEAKA DAS LANGUAGE! Miss Dorothy-Mae Getty Latin: Matlzenzatics Girls, Club Mr. William Schmidt Appearance of the German School Advisor German Club W fi iz. R I 1 f ' gm Q T Mr. Richard Haglund Head of Business Education Department FBLA Advisor Mr. Gerald Ziebeck Distributive Education Student Book Store Mrs. Peggy Pankey Shorthand Girls' Club Clerical Committee Advisor Mr, Donald Turya Mr. Dean Scharer Business Education Typing Klahowya Advisor BOYS, Club Phone Book Advisor BUSINESS EDUCATICN TUTORS SECRETARIES, TYPISTS TO BE ASSOCIATES REIGN IN STUDY HALL, DRIVERS ED. Mr. George D. Mr. Glen Hacanson Mr. Dale Peterson Cvitanich Driver Training Driver Training Study Hall Behind-the-Wheel Behind-the-Wheel Parking Lot Parking Lot Parking Lot Supervision Supervision Supervision 18 Miss Susan Rabenold Health Tri-Hi-Y Advisor Mrs. Martha Meyer Mrs. Gwen lylortenson RN. Health Center Director of Health Future Nurses' Club A STITCH FOR A SCRATCH AND A BED FOR THE BRUISED Mr. Wayne Swimme Health Traffic Safety Car Boys' Club Smoker Mr.'Merle Hagbo Physical Education - Boys Freshman Baseball Boys, Intramurals THREE GYMS KEEP P.E. INSTRUCTORS BUSY, HEALTHY! Mrs. Ellen Hoar Mr. Hollister Gee Physical Education - Boys Reserve Basketball Boys, Letter Club Mr. Victor E. Brown Head of Physical Education and Health Departments Attendance Counselor Assistant Varsity Football Coach Health Miss Doris Wurfel Miss Monterie Fossler Mr. Julie Micera FTA Advisor Physical Frlucation Physical Education Health Girls' Club Pro ram - Girls -- Girls Reserve Football g Committee AdViSOr GAA, Howdy Club Drill Team, GAA Coach I X F' A f' LOVER PARK HIGH 5 ,J J 5 A 5 lj if Q K ' CAFETERIA STAFF Carolyn Simons. hc-ad Cook: Elsie Allen. Ruth 'Y Arm-r. Alice Carlson. Edith XN'all, Lillian Donnally, june O'Connor. Mary Vcrtimi Fcvding nt-arly 2.000 Students was tlie job of tlic Cafctvria staff unclt-1' thc- clircction of Mrs. Simons. With the able assistance of stu- tlt-nt workers. some from thc advanced foods class. tliis big job was accomplished. ROW I: M, Halvorson. P, Doty. Schoffstall, S. Johnson. M. Dofkvn. Brown. H. Glans. T. Nvrnotz. RUN' 2: B. McCord. R, Agnew, B. Good- win. C. Anderson. U. Vicrgutz. R. Ludcman. D. Svlitilwrt. CI. Gliddcn. SCUND CREW ROI1' I: D, Orlanclini. Rt-utcr. C. Frcinwald. L. Bullis. HOU' 2: Johnson. B. lNIfCann. STAGE CREXV. ROM' I: B. Vlassc-r, G. Nitz. Lf Yicrgutv. M. Desson, YV Nic-son. ROW 2: B. Vtiss. M. Granger II. Radabaugli. B. Ryan. C. Gilx-ns. F Boll. 20 Ugt 'Usb' be!-O1-8 KO1- after STAGE CREW STUDENT PATROL PROMOTES SAFETY hir. Peterson Safety Patrol co-advisor rw Handling all the money in and out of the Clover Park Student Body comprises a pretty fair size job, but under the direction of Mr. Zelenak. the ClOlHIHC1'CTHl Club did the job handily. Perhaps it could be better expressed by the saying A lot of money passed this way . . . and that. The money that the accounts ofhce of the student body handles is enough to buy roughly 400 cars. that is if they are Yolkswagens! Mr. Zelenak Marcia McLean Under the leadership of Mr. Merrill and Mr. Peterson, The school safety patrol did an admirable job of preyenting serious accidents. The members of the squad worked toward a non-athletic award which was giyen at the end ol' the year to those earning oyer 105 hours of school seryice. CUSTODIANS CLEAN C. P. CUSTODIANS: Ralph .-Xndersou. Rit'l1.1rtl Attwood, George Dodds, XYilli.xn1 TT.1r1n.1n. Harold Heatlly. Edward -Iohonseu, Glad I,. Nelson. Reuhen F, Nyluerq. George TY. Skanes. Ralph Anderson Richard. E. Tutt, .-Xliee Yan Norinan. George , ,W , TN. Nicks. Head Custodian STUDENT MCNEY HANDLERS 21 USHERS ROW I: P. Morton, K. Kays, A. Jones, S. Johnson, M. Docken, S. Nelson, S. Skogen, M. Greek, W. Drope, M. Ayers, J. Hallmen. ROW 2: G. Hobart, S. Alfultis, S. MeKasson, Phillips, K. Deyton, K. Hutchinson, S. Olson, Pauley, Brown, Dwyer, L. Bender, . Kinderman, B. Weinman, L. Quinn. ROW 3: L. James, E. Ferguson, S. Walker, L. Driver, B. L B. Driskell, M. Myhre, K. Swift, Campbell, K. Reese, L. Hamiton, Miller, G. Lawrance, N. Martin. HEALTH CENTER ASSENX Q0 BU MMXTTEE 93 ROW I: P. Beamish, D. Easterday, Mrs. Meyer, J. Park- GxbS0n' inson. ROW 2: R. Saunders, K. Murphy, D. Van Derripe, . ht, YS' Lemfin, L. Wimberley. ROW 3: J. Crawford, D. Steinke, A. Young, WWE' 215' CS'hPWd l Mfg. ROW . mit , . oo '. def' exdbfe Esxeil' NHS. it hubs ' D-90 22 DE CLUB 8. BOOKSTORE TA H4 714 C 04.1 WA K TSM, X a .3 .. ROW I: Mr. Ziebeck, L. Johnson, D. Denton, A. Gasper- RO etti, A. Rambo, H. Matti, R. Matson. ROW 2: S. Tuttle, P DW 1' C. Berg, M. Foshaug, R. Ryan, R. Swan, G. Toner, L' Oly, 'Ayr H' Bordman. ude-man' ROW 2es,DM,, Van Sl f ' Schu Ce Re bert GVGS 1 H SJ Advlk ' Chat, Of. f R. LIBRARY STAFF . 1 ROW I: L. Treadway, L. Driver, E. Cables, B. Davis, J. Hansen, J. Hallmen, J, Walin. ROW 2: C. Shepherd, A. Boyd, L. Shaw, S. Chisholm, Miss McDonnell, Miss Chesley, Mrs. Brewer, J. Courtright, C. Willson, K. Benke. ROW 3: E. Walther, S. Byers, M. Bennett H. Felsner, N. Hammons, M. Oliver, T. Nemetz, C. Quinn, R. Maples, C. Koon, M. Carlo S. Ray. ROW 4: D. Frederick, D. Schubert, C. Anderson, E. Fagins, B. Olson, B. VVasser, M. Machen, S. Dorugherty, G. Nitz, N. Traugott, L. Wayburn. 23 J Seth Hanson Student Body President Marcia lXIeLean Student Body Treasurer Janice Smith Junior Representative X, t. -. f . Darrell Halvorsen Sophomore Representative Mickey johnson Freshman Representative STUDENT COUNCIL BRINGS r jim McCoy Ann Wilson Student Body Vice-President Student Body Secretary Council Notes Our student government is like our circulatory system. because it is the lifeline of the student body. The heart of the system is the Student Council. which is responsible for the actual running of the Associated Student Body. The Council is in charge of all student records. funds, social affairs, industry, and is represented by one person from each of the four classes. The Student Relations Committee represents the main artery because it coordinates the many activities of the school. The Committee consists of the four class presidents and the Boys' and Girls' Clubs Presidents. They are responsible for the general welfare of all the students. Finally, the Representative Assembly is the network of arteries and veins that carries the desires, complaints, and suggestions of the students to the Student Council. where they are acted upon. Our student government is well run and we can be proud of it. Let's always keep it that wavl Round Table Warriors CLOCKIVISE: R. Longstreth. F. Young. Mr. Fynboe. J. Smith. lXT. Myhre. J. lXIcCoy. President Hanson. A. Wilson. M. Johnson. M. McLean, J. Campbell. D. Halvorsen, GOVERNMENT TO STUDENTS Joy Campbell Frank Young Social Secretary Secretary of Industry Mr. Fynboc Student Relations Committee ROW I: D. Peterson, K. Richardson, G. Glill1Sh1l. RON' 2: B. Johnson, J Aram. C. Bergeron. McCoy. Richard Longstreth Marit Myhre Representative at Large Senior Representative Swdemco l1'1Q S 1'Am Representative Assembly ROW 1: K. Thompson. J. Hcrgenrecler. K. YVheaton, E. Dunman K. Kays. A. Jones. C. Sullivan. S. Slifko. C. Ellison, S, YVilson D. Langhorst. KI. Kavnnzigh. RON' 2: N. Radovich. G. TVilson K. Johnson. L, Farrington. G. Tufzfrcy. K. Foster. S, YX'aylio. BI Stewart. K, Fowler. C. Slcele. B. Swanson. D, Traynor. T. Harris. RUN' 3: E. Ferguson. S. Coulson. S. Strickland. Urban. L Burgoyne. C. Heerema. D. Taylor. D. Durand. F. Judd. S. Buche . 'E - . . .YJ . ,. . J. Smith. S. Hadfielcl. J. Snyder. A. Johnson. ROW 4: D. Moody R. Longstreth, B. Bertucci. D. King. S. Farber. Newton. lNI Thompson. A. Caknrnis. C. Taylor. S. lhillllll. D. lNIcColclrirk. D Qunckenhush. RON' 5: B. Zuppc. R. hietzger, C. Hess. lic Conaghy. M. Smith. XV. Caspnrovich. B. Hubbard, R. Miclcllcton Smith. C, Boggs. E. Steele. A Axfffrmz.x:1,r2f-fyzrxfs -1-1 5 w K L A y 1 f 9 X k X , wxmx ax: '39 www Ma f-in , WE GIVE RECOGNITION TO . . . Cia Dawson Mu Alpha Theta Tig, is Shaking hands with a million, Henry Ford II and Cla Dawson. Cia Dawson, Clover Leaves Editor, left Tacoma October first and flew East for the 1959 Ford Motor Co. Teenage Press Conference in Detroit, Cia, wrote a winning essay on Why I want to be in the Newspaper Businessf' sponsored by the Tribune. She was on her first real assignment, sending reports to the Tribune on the 1959 Ford Preview. She ap- peared on television, interviewing Ford Veep, George YValker. Fond memories fshaking Hcnry Ford Ilis hand and his comment. i'My, but youlre a long way from home! John Newton Mr. Thorp Mu Alpha Theta, the Clover Park Math Club won national recogni- tion for their high scores on a diffi- cult math examination. Examining the certificate of merit are hir. Cross, Rick Ludeman and Mrs. Lackey. Perched high on the ladder is Mr. Thorp, finishing his Christmas brainchild in the North Library. The John Newton, NZIIIOHLLI Merit Scholarship Test qualifier display again won a place in thc annual Pierce C o ll n t y Christmas dis- play contest. 5. x, 4 ii , 'HA Na- S A 'x I x 'Y M Wm H1 551. Mike Smith Co-Captain Inspirational Award Winner ef I V9 P rl' 'qw .fg2f+' ,if '5 w, i N ,ju -if .. Q. no Na k, h ' , A .f t ts, . .mp-' fi. f Lowe Johnston Buzz Riegel . ef, ,... , . :-- Marv Kasemeir , I Qfflitiihf 'I' ara I . X , 5 gf A I 4' .. Q, :,..: y i it - , Fred Heany Billy White Ron Ratliff Seth Hanson Bert Johnson aug Jim Homola Nick Iverson George Hess Gary Thomas 1 Torn Smith Co-Captain Ratliff to Paydirt , . im Q. A Ng 3 Roger Woodcock 1' jeff Iverson 1 ! I if s ,325 . if , r n ..:1 k,q5 o .W X Q, S Q Mx xx xg . 2 , John Aram Hugh Hedges Gary Buffo Dick Link Steve Wilson Varsity Football Team 00 lain.. Pat Halliday Coach Austin -A Q K , l fi I Don Stewart Don Alsbury . ilk N K X . 5 X 5 rv-'Fr X lx elsis ' Q ef o - 'wi limi. 641: J! ,, D Rich Thoreen Mike Cloyd -Waring Davies Roger Southward Bob Ketner Coach Brown - x Standings Pl S. Lo Team WV. L. T. RENTON .......... 9 0 O CLOVER PARK .... 8 1 0 KENT-MERIDIAN . . 7 2 0 FRANKLIN PIERCE 5 3 1 ENUMCLAW ...... 4 4 1 HIGHLINE ......... 4 5 0 SUMNER .... . . . 3 6 0 PUYALLUP .,...... 2 5 2 EVERGREEN ....... 1 8 O AUBURN ..... . . . O 9 0 Season Record SCHEDULE C.P. Opponent 19 HIGHLINE ........ 0 6 RENTON .......... 13 34 SUMNER ... .. 6 13 PUYALLUP .,.. . . 6 20 EVERGREEN .,.... 0 18 ENIJMCLAW ...... 14 37 AUBURN .......... 0 I3 KENT-MERIDIAN , 12 12 FRANKLIN PIERCE O I CLOVER PARK NIPS KENT I3 - I2 IN LAST SECONDS VARSITY FOQTBALL ENDS SEASON WITH 2nd PLACE The 1958 I'Varrior football squad, greatly depleated from last year by graduation. was not expected to set the league on fire. The team certainly did not let that pre-season prediction bother them, as they lost only one game in nine starts. They turned out to be one of the fightingest, most thrilling Clover Park squads in many years. The Hrst game put the new Wlarriors against Highline. In a .terrific show. helped by Roger IVoodcock's defensive calls, that held the Pirates to a minus six yards rushing, the Big Green took the contest 19-0. Renton, the eventual league champs, edged the IYarriors 13-6 in a hard fought tussle. The breaks all seemed to be against CP as our seventeen game winning streak was halted. The Green and Wlhite then trounced Sumner 34f6. The First half was close, CP ahead 746. But the Warriors caught fire in the second half. scoring 26 points. Touch- down Tom Amith accounted for 18 points while Bert Johnson and Lowe Johnston opened good holes in the Spartan line. Clover Park travelled to Puyallup to play the highly regarded Vikings, In a close match. the IVarriors got the breaks and won 13-6. From there CP clobbered Evergreen 2OfO packing all its scoring punch in the First half. Tom Smith contributed 111 yards in 10 carries to the Warrior cause. Clover Park then staged a terrific come-back win over Enumclaw 18-14. The Hor- nets got a 14f0 lead but CP drove for a score just before half-time. In the third quarter. Don Stewart broke away for forty yards and pay-dirt. But the Hornets pounded back to the CP Five where the Wlarriors miraculously held! Then four Aram passes produced the winning score. as NW? I u v EDGESY c. ' I C10 Sf qi' Coach Austin and his Warriors . S ve, . In 5-ho 50,6 Owl On Halloween night the Big Green showed their power to Auburn 37fO. The scoring was high- lighted by Don Alsburyis Fifty yard romp. Kent Meridian was the big one as both teams had identical records. The Held was muddy as Clover Park, led by Ratliff and Kasemeir, came from behind to win 13-12 on a thrilling seven yard pass play from Aram to Mike Smith for the deciding conversion. Fred Heany and Gary Thomas were standouts on the line. The Vlarriors met Franklin Pierce on a wet, snowy Held and sloshed home the victory I2 0. New CWI-'ill 101111 -'Wall' The fleet backs and strong line from Lakewood spelled the difference. The Season was VCIQY Sllfffftssflll- with the mimi' lNIanaffers Gary Lewell Alan Sussman riors' fighting spirit a big factor in their wins. Gary 1-IgtluiltquL1IjgIK111't ljot-1,1, I Clover Park's ground attack gained almost twice as much as their opponents, and the passes always clicked at the right time. Congratulations. War- e riorsl Rally to Wm Roger lVoodeoek and ltlike Smith stop a Enumelaw Hornet, The twentieth annual football banquet honouring the grid-iron lX'arriors. featured Chesty lYalker of the Uni- versity of lYashington as guest speaker. The undefeated Freshman Team was presented with their letters, trophy, and much praise from their coaches. Then words from the Sophomore and reserve coaches showed that their players gave signs for a promising future. The Varsity came lor- ward. Co-captains Mike Smith. also the Inspirational Award winner. and Tom Smith were honoured. John Aram was chosen by the team as next yearis captain and the football season ended. Q -este BACK ROW - Gary Zanuzoski, Glen Utgard, Gary Wooten, Paul Tremlin, Jerry Lebovitz, Lee Callies, Ken Deprez, , Bill Gretler, Jim March, Jim Relaford, Bruce Knox, Mike Malek, Steve Anderson, Waring Davies, Wayne Loyd, and Art Voltz. FRONT ROW - John Griffin, Bill Bertucci, Mike Musick, Vince Marcheselli, Bob Fong, Jerry Wedell, Glen Mederios, Terry Ryan, Charlie Creesy, Jim Miller, Oswin Jackson. RESERVE FOOTBALL Q at The Clover Park junior varsity had a' good season with five wins and one loss. Their only loss came to Wilson when penalties put the Rams on the Clover Park goal line with forty seconds to go. The final score, Wilson 13, Clover Park 12. No other team scored more than one touchdown against the strong defensive team which had Lee Callies, Jim Mathews, and Vince Marche- selli doing good jobs at the linebacker spots. Gary Wooten, defen- sive halfback, was a demon on all opponents that made it through the line. Offensively there was Vince Marcheselli at center, Terry Ryan and Charlie Creesy at guards, Waring Davies and Gary Buffo with Bruce Knox seeing lots of action at tackle, Paul Tremlin, Ken Duprez, and Jim Miller changing off at ends. The backfield had Gary Zanuzoski at quarterback, Gary Harvey and Lee Cal- lies at halfbacks with Gary Wooten getting in a good part of the time. To round out the squad, Mike Musick was at fullback. 7 it ee't 1r' i s , --1:- ' ' -' 'ri 5 f 5- . Q , 5 if J ' l i i if ,,. lik S gn, A km N Mm t .. , A at 59 6, BACK ROW - Gary Larson, Bob Hugill, Ken Dailey, Jim Schoel, Bob Abby, Scott Dough- erty, Tim Stratton, Roger Brown, Steve Johnson, Jim Gunderson, Cam Trenor, Lowel Hau- gen, Ted Cammon, Frank Boehm. FRONT ROW - Mike Jepsen, Ray Myhre, Don Peterson. Ray Thielen. Randy Smith, Jon Mcondfey, John Bongiovanni. SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL The Clover Park Sophomore team ended its season with a rec- ord of 2 wins and 4 losses. The offensive squad had Don Peter- son and Randy Scott at the ends, Steve Johnson and Jim Schoel at the tackles, John Bongiovanni and Ken Dailey at the guards, Jon McGladrey at center, Cam Trenor at quarterback, Bob Hu- gill and Tim Stratton at halfbacks, and Ray Myhre at fullback. The defensive stalwarts were Gary Larsen, Roger Brown, Reed Richardson, and Mike Jepsen. Winning the first two games 14 to 0 and 13 to 6 against WVil- son and Bellarmine gave hope for a good season. The next game brought them up against a big, strong outfit from Puyallup. Put- ting up a good fight all the way, but being unable to hold the pow- erful Viking oflense they went down to defeat 28 to 6. Their next game brought them against an equally strong Franklin Pierce squad and they dropped that one 27 to 6. Going against a new school from the Highline district, they played a close game. Unable to get scoring drives going they lost their third in a row 19 to 6 to Mt. Rainier. The final game of the season brought a rematch against Franklin Pierce. This time the Clover Park de- FRONT ROW f john Cahill, Ken Beuche, Doug Edwards, Steve Cohen, Jim Ferguson. O A SECOND ROW 1 Ron Sparks, Gary St'Clair, Rick Baird, Jim Smith, Jim Hewitt. Glen Hall, Perry Waed. Joe Hedges, Rick Fowler, John Wallace. THIRD ROW - Mr. Hagbo, A G assistant coach, Greg Wilson, Bill Wedel, Glen Stevens, Jack Hellee, Ed Steele, Don Urban, Steve Link, Ken Slemko, Bob Marcelynas, Don Olson, Dan Thomas, Mr. Don Price, head C B coach. BACK ROW Gary Cloyd, Dick McMahon, Jack Deja, Dave Williams, Jim Hub- H O bard, Tom Moorman, Larry Larsen, Gary Brown, Harry Hokansen, Kit Baker, Doug Luna. fense showed well as the Cardinals were held to 14 points. But Clover Park's inability to score left them with another loss, 14 to 0. Standouts during the season were Tim Stratton, who saw some varsity action, Roger Brown who showed great desire and drive. and Gary Larsen who did a terrific job on defense. co oo AN CP HR I c E C H FRESHMAN FCOTBALL The Clover Park Freshmen coached by Head Coach, Don Price and Assistant Coach, Merle Hagbo, had a very successful season. The Little Warriors compiled a six win, no loss record and captured the southern division championship. Against the Sumner Spartans the Warriors came out on top 1330. Pass plays from quarterback Ed Steele to end Harry H0- kanson proved to be the difference. Defensive standouts in the game were Jack Deja and Tom Moorman. The second game of the season against Franklin Pierce wasn't decided until the final seconds. The Cardinals scored early and led at half time 6-O. With 40 seconds left Bill Barrett returned a punt to the Car- dinal 20 yard line. Two plays later the Warriors hit pay dirt. There were ten seconds left in the game when a pass was com- pleted for the extra point. Final score, Clover Park 7, Franklin Pierce 6. Next game on a muddy field at Puyallup against the Vikings, end Jim Smith made three spectacular receptions from quarterback Steele to spark an 80 yard march to the Viking 1 Co-captains Ed Steele and Bill Barrett receiving trophies from Coach Hagbo. yard line. Quarterback Steele plunged over for the tally. Final score, Clover Park 6, Puyallup 0. Then the Sumner Spartans in- vaded Thompson Field for their second encounter with the VVar- riors. Clover Park had one of its better days in winning 13 to 6. Dick McMahon was both offensive and defensive standout in the ball game. The Warriors then made the trip to Franklin Pierce to play the Cardinals. This was the hardest fought game of the season. However, the game ended with Clover Park on top 7-0. Winning this game gave the Warriors undisputed possession of first place and the southern division championship. The last game of the season was played at home against the Puyallup Vik- ings. The Warriors took an early lead 7-A-0. Then Puyallup scored, but failed to convert the extra point. In the closing min- utes of the ball game, the Warriors. on a sustained drive scored when Bob Marulynes went over from five yards out. The final score Clover Park 14, Puyallup 6. This gave us the final win for an undefeated season. Mike Smith Senior Representative Lowell Halxorsen Junior Represcntatne Marv Kasemier Sophomore RCIJFCSCHlIlt1VC BOYS' Bert Johnson President SPONSORS Mary Schmalz Vice-President Bill Barrett Freshman Representative Mrs, Alice U tzinger Advisor Linda Carlson Secretary T1 easurer lunar 'Q TOLO . . . SERVICE DRIVES Ann Jones Servive Merry Lee Eggers Social nm ' was 2 it ., s Q wir Q' we X X R :wr 1 eM.sW5f2mi R S, K W-WL WW, as gg' Q si l 9 fi 2, , H 2 is U 19S?.lESlY51?ilw,.5i ' f . ' 'fii?iV55'55 552312 .. , 35322 :-nf ' z , K . iwffif f 1 WTS? f': ' . , f XXI, g V E s K Sharon O'l,eary Publicity Czxrolcf Tsvkitc Dm'm'omlimms B.1rbarn Hcss App. of Svlloul Donna Tvvtvrs Pu-s. of GAA. Nnnvy Long FI'l'ShIIl2ll1 Rep Mufy Ellen Swwnson Dmno Pctvrson Kllllllxlll' Rec-sv Probrwm rI'lCI'lll9h1p Clvrimxl n 1AWLv .L ' ,, . L X V : lax 'EC I A ..,, LL 7 ' I ,gL ' ' QW ' LL A 3 ,L 5,7 ffl! :.iIIikLLg,fL. LVr,kL L M A , K K A I A W I W ,L-L V Lf AMY LL k L ' L ,-,,.LLL LL 1'-L L L',L J XLLL if '1,'1A LLL1,- TFQLL 5 ' bv A 3 ' L ' L' L K L W4 15,5 4 K K ,L LVLLV VLKV I L L L p if L L L L L :L .L -' L L L Kg vQf Q 3 K , 1 -pwQ f4fw.M- A f,-L Q1 W .4 V Ay T L' it iw? N '3, Q HE? ff H L, L g a ll 5 ig LLL LLLLL 5 L,i Lfi, Ll Li5 L Ll . I EL L Q L 5 i Q L nL,LL A 'x ,fa b -5 3 3' L is at Q ,, -2 Q I 4 555 S si ' li 7 En' Q A l L lL L L A i ,P W L luq ff ga A L if A E Q 5 sa if fi fi Q Q E 5 L !iEZEi A L iaigfq 2 Q f L 3? mg 5 E LL g 2 B g ' Chris McEachron k ta AYCOC Jo Ann T Mary Jo Corliss I G. A. A. Comparable to varsity sports is the Girls' Athletic Asso- ciation in which nearly 400 Clover Park girls are active. Badminton, bowling, basketball and a variety of spring sports keep the girls active throughout the year in prepara- tion for their G.A.A. award letter. YJ atum Sue Allen Helen Frye Mary Jo, Sue. Chris. Rita. Jo Ann. and Helen. G,A.A. OFFICERS RUN' I: S. Kinczxcle, I.. Larson. K johnson, S. O'Le:1ry ROW 2: C, johnson, l.. S. Stocrkvy J. Smith, D. Teeters. i N N I 4 1 rfif I W i li iiil H im if N25 X Wlcf of of XXX f i X of INXX sxxx X o x X Q QI, f I 'q A Q mi K N X XX N . , ww o D X X v Y ,Y x K My AV ' 3 MT X K ...'. 40 XX X x ff . ,. 1 M X51 ix 'N X S 'N 3 f ii A widow bird sin inonrning for hm' low Upon L1 wintry Bough: Thi- froxvn wind vrcpl on almow-, Thi- fn-1-xiiig Strcaiii bvlow. 'I'i1c'1'c' was no land' upon dn- lion-st bun-, No flower upon dw ground. And litllv inolion in iilCi1iI' Exwpl, dmc' xnill-whom-l's sound. Pvlty Siltxiilw' X J' 44 , I X 2 ff 4? O ,zffffgyza L AW 7 as ' WW? WINTER SHOP COUNCIL ROW I: R Longstreth, V. Lehman, Mr. Sny- der, T. Fix, G. Ellison. ROW 2: R Cortez, D. Sessions, D. Pinkowsky G. Michael, D. Moore, J. Steele. Vocational Wing Centers at Navy Base ABOVE, Left: In the motor shop. Right: On the Navy Base air strip. BELOW, Left: Next to thc hundred thousand dollar T.V. equipment, Right: in the automotive shop. GIRLS' LETTER CLUB BUYS' LETTER CLUB KING OF KINGS 8. LORDS! . . . And Mary brought forth her first-born son and laid him in Il manger . . . H. . . And you shall Call him Imman- ucl . . .M . . . For unto you is born this diy fl savior . . . tt. , . Bearing gifts of gold. frunkinccnse, R H. I I They WCM and found tht blbc ly and myrrh . . . ing in a manger. . W- I ROW I: D. Lopcr, N. Tutt, D. Eastcrday, E. Cables N. Berg. L. Huff. R. Jackson. L. Wimbcrly, C. Hopper, C. Olson, L. Ncalglc, L. Carlson. Mr, Will Elliot ROW 2: C. Kimbrough. R. W'hin0ry. COX. S. Nor- man. D. Crouch. L. Shaw. E. Ashe. B. Nichols. P. Fort C. Stcclc. L. Marshall. ROW 3: C. Christie. R. Frccny H. Hcrda. R. Sicg. M. Flickingcr. L. Ford. J. Tvctcn H. Dyke. Wcclcr, C, Kzinglcr. R. Zic-glcr. L. Fixflillflf ton, E. Shutz. ROW' 4: E. M2lgfl1ClC'T. P. Jacobson. C McNeal, M. Neighbors. D. Lynch. J. Cilclcrtson. R Woodcock. J. Payne. D. Stewart. J. Wznltcrs. J, Smith- CI'I1'1Z1Il. LORD OF GIRLS' GLEE ROW I: K. Lyle. S, Mayfield, S. Coulson, T. Doty, well, H. Carson, P. Buekbee, D. Dernliaeh. D. Teeters. B. Cleveland, S. Byers, D. llerda, D. Gose. N, Pealc. P. LaPierie. ROW 4: D. Pyles, Z. Ripp'e, L. Barnard. lN'Ir. Elliott. ROIV 2: C. Allen, M. Musiek. B. Babb, M. C. Buegler. K. Smith. R. Cius, P, llrcmek. I.. D'.'Xrc'y. Scott, C. Ireland, B. Tuffley, K, Keehn, Mains, L. L. Forgey. C. Yost. L Robinson' RON' 3: J, Crotteuu, J. Walin. C. Roth- 'ASQ Choir Council Glee Ensemble . 'ffm . V F ROW I: B. Nichols, R. Seig. N. Berg. ROW 2: C. MCNcal, ROVV I: K. Lyle, C. Rothwell. P. Bueklnee, B. Tnffley, D. M. Neighbors. QMissingj L. Shaw. Gose, N. Peale. ROW' lValin, C. Buegler, D, Dernlmeli. R. Gius. L. D'Arey. D. Herda. . Nonettes ROW I: D. Easterday, L. Marshall, E. Cables, C, Hopper. RON' 2.' R, Seig, H. Hvrdsl. L. Farrington, L. XVilnlwrly. P. LaPierie. D. Teeters, G. Yost, P. Buekbee. L. Robinson, -L5 l Judd Huseby Student Director CONCERT BAND Clover Parkis famed Concert Band under the direction of Mr. Renwick Taylor, presented a series of concerts this year which were both entertaining and versatile. Winning again a superior rating in the all-schools band contest, the band played an interesting concert in the fall of the year. In addition to this, the band spent hours of marchig on the muddy football field in preparation for half time enter- hours of marching on the muddy football field in preparation for half time enter- tainmcnt at the games. A mid-winter concert and pep songs at the games kept members busy under student director Judd Huseby. A final i'Pops,' concert in late spring plus a long 4 mile march in the Daffodil Parade topped the bandis calendar of events. VARSITY BAND MR II pt, 1- . cg Diff-ft 7:7 tor ylor V l l The Clover Park Orchestra under the direction of Mr. Renwick Taylor began its busy musical season with the annual Fall Concert. The groupis next appearance was in December when they played for the Christmas Pageant. In February the Orchestra presented the Wlinter Concert and - then in the spring of the year the annual Spring Concert was given. The Orchestra also partici- pated in various musical contests and played for the 1959 graduation exercises. ORCHESTRA ORCHESTRA COUNCIL, Julie Brown. Dave Fenn and Marianne O'Daniels. 47 7 HOMECCJMING 'I958 A LIIND.-X BURGOYNE 1958 Homecoming Queen S S fa CLXY RECZOI,I,HCI'f'IONS COURT 1958 Ilulllcvmxlillg Dance COII1I11iltL'l'I Sl1.1x'm1 XY4xy1xcm4 I.ind.1 johnson ICUII' I: Claunpbcll. M. Myhrc. A. WVU- Limlgm Dll!'QU'y'IlL' son, Smith, KOH' 2: F. Young, Nfvlfoy, KI, Johnson, D. Halvorscn. Wclrriqr pe S P 'Wad Can. I' Be Beat rm Scott Sue Norman, Frank Dcnsmore, Yak Don ' , ' T 'xh judd. LcPicrrc, 1 ax Audrey Orkfcrx, Neva jo Rob-Crm Whincry. Berg, Linda Burgoyrxe, Q' J Coach Dick Mason Roland Downing Co-Captain and Co-Inspira- tional Award Winner. League Standings Renton Franklin Pierce Highline Puyallup Sumner Clover Park Kent Meridian Enumclaw Evergreen Auburn 3 4 5 6 8 8 10 10 16 18 Franz Sperner eff Iverson Billy white ' , 50 Cap Peterson Jim Lavigne Jim McCarthy Mike Smith Gary Ellison C. P. C. P. Charlie Bergeron ' C0-Captain Co-Inspirational Gary Thomas Award Winner 37 52 53 39 78 56 33 68 ' 62 53 Aberdeen Highline Enurnclaw Sumner Wilson Auburn Franklin Pierce Puyallup Renton Puyallup Renton Auburn Franklin Pierce Sumner Kent Meridian Enumclaw Evergreen Highline Kent Meridian Evergreen 51 I sink it Jim The lirst gatne of the season was a non-league contest against Aheideen. The NVarriots took an early lead and were nexer headed. lioth tezuns hit poorly with the Wiatr- riors eonting out on top 37 29. with the scoring yery evenly distrihuted. The League opener for CLP. was at IIighline where the XYZIFIIIVVS really showed their stulf. Ilehind Thoxnas. who had 20. and Downing who had I5, the Big Green con- tained the powerful Pirates and won 52744. Clover Park then played host to Entnnclaw and. with 'l'honias and Downing dominating the haekhoards. trouneed the Hornets 514 --IQ, The 60 rebounds. a record for the season. was the main factor in the victory. The Sumner Spartans invaded the Lakewood and won a hearthreaker from the lorals 40 39. The XYarriors made a gallant ellort hy ontrehounding the taller Spartans, but they sank too many more from the foul line. Hoineeoining was a happy night for the green and white as. with Jirn I,avigne's 25 points, they slaughtered XN'ilson 78--54. Then the squad rolled over the luekless Auhurn team 56 48. with four players in douhle figures and sweeping the boards. Franklin I'ierCe's Cardinals used a strong first half to coast to vietory oyer the cold-shooting Wlarriots 42 33. UP. outrehounded the Cards. hut the hall eouldn't find the hoop. The powerful Puyallup Vikings were surprised hy a siz- zling XYarrior teain, which shot rlgfir and elohhered the Viks 68 50. Ellison hit for I5 followed hy Thomas and llowning witl1 I4 each. League leading Renton took the measure of the liig Green 62 48 with Charlie Bergeron putting the hall through the hoop for 18. Puyallup. anxious to make np for the previous defeat at the hand of UP.. waxed red-hot and heat the squad 78 53. The valiant YVarriors ahead most of the way really went after the Renton team. Wiith the score 37 32 with fiye ininutes remaining, the Big Green was lnnt hy a eouple of 'Shad breaks and lost a real hearthreaker 42 39. The XN'arriors took their unhappiness out on Auhutn dumping them 53 -42, In the Green and Whitt-'s best effort of thc season the high flying Franklin Pierre Cards fell yietixn to an inspired squad led hy Bergeron with I5 and Thomas with lfl. the Ftnal score being 50---49 in a real thriller. Clover Park travelled to Sumner only to lose a hard fought contest 58ff52. Bergeron was the hiight light for the Warriors with 16. The Kent-Meridian Royals handed CP. a 62-53 loss: however. Jim Lavigne had I8 points. Then a sharpshooting Enutnelaw team peppered the hoop from outside and edged the loeals 6l--60. 'l'homas Rebound-Gary had I9 in a losing effort. Clover Park ian away from Exergieen 55 36 with the sroting exenly distrihuted as the teanrs depth was shown. In an extremely eyeiting douhle oxettinle. the lighting XVarriors squealted hy a tough llighline teani I9 -17. Neither team scored in the liist oxertinte: then in a tense sudden death overtinie. Charlie Iiergeron twisted in a hook- ing lay in and UP had won. The XYarriors reyenged their defeat at the hands oi Kent with a 65- 56 win hehind lIergeron's I8 point elliort. In the grand finale for a great season. the xv.ll'IlOl'S shot 505 front the lit-ld for three full quarters and then eoasted on to an easy 61 37 virtory led hy Thomas' 16. V'ith the traditional throwing of everyone in the showers. the Big Green ended their hest season since l9'l2. I2 I3 and a lirst dixision first plare tie. A well halaneed elnh this year. the leant had seven players who were high scorers in at least one gzune. Their good rehonnding was a hig faetor in their wins and it had often heen said if the eleten lnen on the squad had heen together for the whole season. the team would have heen a Contender for the championship. lie that as it inay. the XN'arriors had an extremely sneeesslnl season. , 'E' :M 'MW --ww : ...,, .... --- ,... ,.,- ...- W . ..., W ,awww wm mwamwgt Mm W-W. MW.aama,,... m,. .wma-xvWm...,ww , ' W :frm - ,FL - ,. -2- -- New j jj'I,:f:fg -fzrm-gp, .... T ' :Q M::,.MWw1f5-f-gsse-mwiwrfwjw ..,WA iWs-Sffmsrigfg I 33. 'is I W-'Q M 'r' mm-Q .ea-fm Www , :x1.e:..r,,'-'.--gmamw M . W... ,tt..,.,.,......w.....f.:-..... Managers Dick Burnite, Steve Wilson, and Charlie .Q Swish! Siegmnnd. If xi x . ood 'fc l Gary Thomas . . Roland Downing Charlie Bergeron Gary Ellison . .. Mike Smith . .. Jim McCarthy . Jim Lavigne . .. Franz Sperner Cap Peterson . Billy White .. . jeff Iverson .. RESERVES - ROW I: Chuek Morberg, Buzz Riegel, and Coach Holly Gee. ROW 2: Manager Mike Pren- tiss. john Utgaard, Hugh Hedges. Mark Riper, Man' Kasemeir. and Ron Ratlifif. ROW 3: John Aram. An- dris Czxkarnis. Jim Connor, Mike Cloyd. and Rich Thorcen. Individual Statistics FGA 171 183 173 113 47 66 152 75 44 36 38 FG 62 61 62 f 33 20 17 51 23 14 11 8 9? FTA FT W RB TP AVE. 36. 138 82 59. 215 206 10.3 33. 55 29 53. 258 151 7.6 36. 101 64 63. 39 188 10.4 30. 60 30 50. 29 96 4.8 43. 4 1 25. 22 41 5.9 26. 31 19 61. 12 53 4.1 34. 41 26 63. 127 128 6.7 31. 35 26 74. 91 72 4.0 32. 31 21 68. 63 49 2.7 31. 18 13 72. 23 35 2.3 21. 27 18 68. 47 34 2.4 Reserve Basketball Coach Holly Gee Coaeh Mason with award winners Bergeron, Down- ing. and Thomas. Niec shot Charlie Loose Ball FRONT ROW: Dave Thomas, Gary Taylor, Gary Rose, Bill Krapf, Jim Burton, Joe Wil- liamson, Cam Traynor, and Ron Spaulding. SECOND ROW: Manager Cam Perry, Coach Jack Price, Dave Gee, John Fairchild, Mike Kavanagh, Dennis Conroy, Don Stewart, Ron Anderson, Butch Wehunt, and Manager Pete Heritage. SOPHCMCRE BASKETBALL FRESHMAN ,BASKETBALL FRONT ROW: Bill Barrett, Gary Galusha, Kim Fletcher, Joe Hedges, Jim Hewitt, and Vern Attwood. SECOND ROW: Coach Don Price, Jim Smith, Bob Mareelynas, Eddie Steele, John MeChord, Harry Hokanson, Tom Morrman, Gary Brown, and Jim Reed. i E. Cables D. Orlnnduu SENIOR PLAY PRODUCTION STAFF, ROW I: A. Todd. J. Tatum. M. Musick, J. Brown. ROW 2: S. Riley, S. Strickland, M. Gius, J. Adams, D. Burton, N. Bykerk. M. Musick, Assistant to the Director Mrs. Heidbreder, Director J. Bowden A Murdcr Has Bccn Arrangcdf' ll novcl play by Emlyn Williams, was prvscntccl by thc Scnior Class, The main purpose of thc' play was to create for the auclicncc 21 rc-zllistic illusion of viewing ll wealthy IIIRIUQS party in tho VLIVLIIII St. James Thcntcr in London. Tho ushcrcttcs were clrcsscd as chnrwonicu to zldcl cw-u mort' atmosphere to the production which run for two nights in thc North Building Gym Novvlulmcr 21 und 22. 1958. Q O1 f W L F-2-. E 53 52 Q Q :xiii Ng K N we Rise up. my love, my fair one, and Come away. 56 Fo lo! the wintm' is past. thc- ruin is ox rr and goof ' Thr' flowers appcnr upon thc' vzxrthz Thc limi- of thc' singing birds is Conn-. Tlw Song of Songs If J X4 I ,fff wif? SPRING J f X X g Coach Kelly Micera Coach Dick Mason Opening with a dual meet against Stadium, the Clover Park cinder team started its 1959 track season. The follow- ing ten meets were highlighted by the Highline Relays and the Clover Park Invitational. These meets brought together some of the top performers in the state. Clover Parkis cin- dermen showed well in both meets and the young squad looked promising. Seniors Dick Link, Mike Smith, Norm Bykerk, and Frank Densmore were putting in their last sea- son for the Warriors, but a strong Held of juniors: Jeff Iverson, Skip Rash, Glenn Mederios, Chuck Heinze, and Hugh Hedges, to name a few, gave Coach Micera a prom- ise of an even better squad next year. Sophomores Don Stewart, Tim Stratton, Roger Brown, and Don Densmore also performed well and looked as if they would develop into strong contenders in future years. ,A Xl. ROW I: Alan Sprcen, Dick Link, Paul Flint, George Hess, Jeff Iverson, Chuck Heinze, Jim Matthews, Hugh Hedges, Ed Lowe, John Utgaard, Glenn Mederios. Ron Ratliff, Jerry Lcbovitz. Fred Heany. ROW 2: WVilliarn Smitherman, Larry Fincher, Dick Burnite, Mike Smith, Don Stewart, Bob Hugil, George Ball, Russ Agnew. Frank Densmore, Skip Rash, Steve Anderson, Jim Wickersharn. ROW 3: Oswold Jackson. Charles Coll. Jim Vlotten. Bob Felker. Jim Stratton. Roger Brown. Bob Long, Glen Utgaard, Rich Trimble, Don Dens- more, John Chapman. George Ivie, Gary Harvey. ROW 4: Joe Williamson, Joel Staggs, Gary Fletcher, Tom Pratt, Glen Clark, Marco Milakovich, Buddy Miller. Doug May, Sandy McCallum, Jerry Shoop. Roger Southward. ROW 5: Gary Leach, Steve VVilson, Bob Helycr, Steve McGruder, Al Carona, Sandy Swanson. Jon MeGladry, Ron Spaulding. TRACK Q :T MANAGERS: Roger Southward, Jerry Shoop, and Mike Smith George Ivie. - -1 Milli April April April April April April May May May May May May Returning Lettermen Dick Link March 22 26 3 10 14 17 24 28 1 5 8 12 16 -23 Schedule at Stadium at Renton Sumner here Highline here Highline Relays Kent-Meridian here Clover Park Invitational Clover Pzxrk ik Highline nt Puyallup South End Qualifying at Sumner Conferenfe Meet at Renton Non Qualifiers at Puyallup West Central District at Highlinc State Meet at Pullman skipmsh X A MBU 1 lf X K I V .. .N 1, 1 59 Jeff Iverson 1 1,-1- ,s 4 . GCLF Coach Gerry Austin ROW I: Tom Galbraith, Charlie Sigmund, Ron Alexander, Dave Ryan. ROW 2: Ron Diamond, Bob Carlson, Tom Faragher, Bob Aaby, Dave Consmo, john Wil- helm, Ron Cole. Pleased with the performance of his golfers, Coach Gerry Austin continued to have a top notch golf team. The system of scoring was changed this year from reg- ulation hole-by-hole match play to a point system. Each player gets one point for a bogie, two for a par, three for a birdie, etc. Then the Five man team points are to- taled and the highest score wins. The returning seniors were Ron Alexander, Tom Faragher, and Charlie Sieg- mund. Returning with them were Dave Ryan, and Johnny Wilhelm, both juniors. The meets this year were: April 6 - Kent Meridian May 4 - Franklin Pierce and Auburn April 13 - Auburn May ll - F.P., Auburn and Sumner April 20 - Puyallup May 18 f Kent Meridian and Sumner April 23 - Stadium and Lincoln May 22 - Everett Invitational Tourna- ment April 27 - Enumclaw May 25 - Puyallup and Enumclaw Charlie Tom Faragher Ron Alexander 60 TENNIS ROW I: S. Norman, S. Smith, M, Corliss, P. Morton, A. Sussman, B. Burtucci. ROW 2: N. Hansen, M. Lowe, J. Burton, M. Prackna. K. Doeble. ROW 3: M. Grecly, Karnos, A. Cakarnis, B. Farrer, F. Sperner. P. Miller, D. McGoldrick. The Clover Park tennis team, coached by Miss Monterie Fossler, has always managed to Hnish in one of the top spots on the league. The team was hurt by the graduation of some top performers, but did well in competition with the ex- pected smooth performances of several rising newcomers. There were seven matches consisting of girls' singles, boys, singles, girls' doubles, boys' doubles and mixed doubles, Returning for the boys were Mac Greeley and Bert Bertucci. Promising sophomores were Jim Burton, Anclris Cakarnis and Alan Sussman. The girls' section had several performers from last season: Marita Cakarnis, Pam Morton, Mary .Io Corliss and Sue Smith. The ,57-,58 version of the netmen compiled a 5 win - 2 loss record and a tie for second place in the league. Only Highline and Enumclaw managed to get by the VVarriors. I Coach Monterle Fossler Pflm Morton Mac Greely Mary Jo Corliss 61 WWW' WWW? QMWJW if f-QW 'l MKSEBALL Coach Holly Gee ROW I: Gary Zanizoski, Bob Ketner, Walt Gasparovich. ROW 2: Buzz Riegal, Rich Tho- reen, Dennis Ridenour, Larry Scott, Bill Baty, Dennis Pifer, Bill White, Cap Peter- son, Jim McCart-hy, Bill Johnson. The Puget Sound League was split up into two divi- sions this year as far as baseball was concerned: North and South. Clover Park was put into the South Division Divi- sion with Franklin Pierce, Puyallup, Sumner and Enum- claw. Each team played the others three times and the winner of each division met in a playoff . Most of last year's squad was lost by way of graduation, but a few standout performers returned. These included Bob Ketner, third baseg Cap Peterson, shortstop, Bill Baty and Jim McCarthy, outfield and Dennis Courtright, sec- ond base. Coming in to fill the gaps were Bill Johnson, catcher g Dennis Ridenour and Walt Gasparovich, pitchers, Billy White, outfield 5 and Buzz Reigal, catcher. Bob Ketner and Bill Baty were the three year letter winners in baseball. Coach Holly Gee, who took over from Wally Erwin, had an optimistic attitude all through the season and was pleased with his team's performances. Infielders: Bob Ketner and Dennis Courtright Pitchers: Dennis Ridenour and Walt Gasparovich Outfielders: Billy White. Bill Baty. and Jim McCarthy April April April April April April April May May May May May May 7 9 14 16 23 28 30 5 12 14 19 21 26 Manager Vernon Bou Schedule Enurnclaw at C.P. C.P. at Sumner C.P, at Franklin Pierce Puyallup at C.P. C.P. at Eiunnvlaw Sumner at C.P. Franklin Pierce at C.P. CP. at Puyallup EnumClaw at C.P. C.P. at Sumner UP. at Franklin Pierce Puyallup at C.P. ION Playoff: North winner at South winner's field Catchers: Bill Johnson and Buzz Riegel N B ROW I: M. Jepsen, M. Music, E. Atles, J. Bongiovanni, B. Krapf, G. Wehunt, D. Benstine, G. Gerritzen, R. Walters. ROW 2: B. Kodis, M. Shaw, B. Booth, A. Fagins, D. Garvey, L. Lovstrom, R. Hearon, B, Gunns, G. Givens, B. McCann, B. Sprigg, G. Rose, D. Gustafson, and Managers B. Thomas and P. Heritage. RA SE Coach Merle Hagbo .Q Reserve Baseball ROW I: M. OlNeil, Wallace, Tvcten, A. Johnson, G. Hall, R. Sparks, D. McKasson, G. Galusha, K. Fletcher, G. Tart. ROW 2: J. Hewitt, T. Moorman, B. Barrett, H. Hokanson, R. Fowler. J. Destephano, J. Smith, J. McC,hord, R. Femilton D. Mahomet, M. Johnson, B. Wedel, Hedges, and G. Brown. Coach Bob Peterson Freshman Track - ROW I: Reed. C. Flodquist, B, Gould. D. Thomas, S. Pounds, J. Kyle, R. Roush. L, Smith, P. Olson, W'allis, V, Attwood. ROIV 2: G. Stevens. L, Starh, B. Bigelow, N. Kerman. D. Wil- liams. NI. Nlelby, S. Link, Deja, D. lWaCMahon, E, Steele, K. Baker, Hedges. Conch Lyle Shirk E 515 Daffodil Royalty Mant Myhre Barbara Neal 3P.L.U TE 0 ALASKA he Neva Jo Berg Jo Ann Tatum Daffodxl Prmcess va rw .wal-X NXNS NNN M ' X lr X lm NWN X X N Fl wg :WRX M W X . . . Nw WNWQ Q l A Mx X X SX Lin da Bufgoy Q Q W Q Rs Q XX we -X an f 1 A -s ,, N. Q . ' XS? 'S J W, L 1, ' :X xx A we - fe X we 2' X . A 5 :l u .X -lf -X A - liwfuwimr'-Xf 'NxWl :Nxl. N Www . I- mf, W ! '-..,,1x r J ,QZZL f 1 ISM A f ll N --af A 5. Nt HW A1 N Q of Harm Girls' Club Tolo John McConaughy King Of Hearts 65 Q 5 TOLO COURT Buz Rc-igel, Duke: John MCCOnaugl'1y, Kingg George Hess, Prince. I A Marry Loc Eggers Tolo Dante Chairman 'I Q WE BRING YOU SEASONAL MEMORIES X COPY EDITORS: Nancy Pealc, Anne VValdron, Barbara Weinman. Klahowya Stuff ROW I: C. Isa-kite, S. Chisholm, L. Robinson, L. Andros, D. Frvclcrirk, C. Dawson. ROW 2: G. Ho- bart, D. Lopcr, N. Pcalc, Mr. Turyal. A. Waldron. Stranwold. M. Ayers. ROW' 3: J. Ootkin, S. Luvas, L. Bcndcr. I.. Quinn. I.. Far- rington. ll. Millvr. M. Tyv- tcn, R. Ayrock, B. Baycrlc. Klcl howya Ed Craig Andcrsc Clover Leaves Editor Cin.: Dawson A ff B 1 C I tilt Carole lsvkitt Gary Leach Craig Anderson Gudrun Eastham Kathy MCGCC Adv Pfllilllg M ini fr Photography Editor Sports Editor Headline Editor Copy Editor Business Manager eit- Cnrolc Isvkitc Joimm' Slffmflwvld Rita Ayfork Sherry Lufzls I.ur1-nw Quinn NI 1 1 hotogruphy Editor Art Editor Marsha Tvctvn Joan Ootkin Jlllllkllk Lllsss litlitm' Slut t Senior Class Editors Sophornort' :md Frvslnnzxn Class Editors Lllldtl Fdllllleflill Assistant Editor Clover Leaves Advisor Clover Leaves Staff CLOVER LEAVES ROW I: K. Johnson. C. Isekitc, C. Dawson. K. INICGPP. C. Eastham. RCU' 2: S. .-Xlfultis. K, Fowl:-s. Hopkins. C. Cust: L. Kinderrnun, L. Larson. L. Bitnr. K. Norbvrg, RON' 3: IW. C111-k. ll. BlLlll'. S Mucha-n, J. Leonard. D. Carlson. N. Ekmnn. C. Shephvrd. N, Cnnninghzun. D. Fl't'Cll'flt'li. S. Ray. ICUII' -It C. Anderson. J. Grant, B. Standal, G. Lunch. B, Clark. C. Morlwrg. A. Stlssnmn. S. Cloluwm. 4,-Q Hr THE GREAT AMERICAN S Osgoffleyi, ismkrcich, quger. R CTU I NOT PI The well-chosen annual All-School-Play for this year, The Great American Family, has been highly recom- mended by the National Thespians Society for all phases of American dramatics. Greg Seymour, an aspiring novelist, had his grand il- lusion dampened by the five little diaper- users delivered by the stork. The hectic, but wholesome, family inspires Greg to use his own home activities as the basis for his long awaited novel. It is a play of charm, humor, and truth and is typically American, RQ!!! Le-hm 1 U Richa any Shrdilhlj P C rdS011 QVCT- Clilg . Allen 1 L 1 RO s E . . Fogber, Cables Couftaghus Smog, l- Lovefi 3' iafxdsei ' M Mu5iCk Q ,Y DOW v auafxiilli. FAMILY ne D. en D, B3 Mrs. Heidbreder L Buggy xi Halvors f Director John Pyle Assistant to the Director ll- WM ,,,., 1s111, A Len, ll YO M F, an! B UFS M ef-man, . Wm, K. M-A yeps 1 ,f Www. M Mx g f, ? ll , W 7522 04' 8-4. :ff .f ' 'V WC7' f N . f, SENICRS i4,7 C',Z Q' . U I .,.1 -if?-f-1, I' ' , T.. I MA X X -u ll I-4 Y .13 wx Mfg' X ri xi l U 1 Jax fy at f X f if X- Ulm., L, . T I' 'V ,X X lily, X mv X x X 1 f ff , ,,.: .Q CHARLES BERGERON President NEAL HANSEN ANN COOK Vice President Social Chairman 91' '54 of QQ- , X f.T f '33, ,Q ,f o X fl Q . T., QA N J' GARY ELLISON SUSAN FOGG Treasurer Secretary NIARIT MYHRE LEE HAUSE Representative Sergeant-at-Arms TORCH HONOR SOCIETY ROI1' 1: A. Waldron. L. Andres. Myhre. Strnndwold. ROW 2: K. John- son. K. Reese. Campbell. .R TORCH HONOR SOCIETY ROW I: S. Strickland, Tatum, E. Ellen- bogen, A. Todd. ROW 2: T. Faragher, F. D 1, A . mmm' C ndmon TORCH HONOR SOCIETY C. Dawson, R. Aycofk, S. Nelson. 70 IANE ADAMS. Bible Club 35 FNA 1.35 Science Club 15 GAA 15 Pep Club 3. CORETTA ALLEN. Adv. Glee 35 GAA 1,25 Letter Club 35 Pep Club 15 Drama Club 35 Sr. Class Playg Art Club 1,2. RUSSELL AGNEW. Cafe- teria 35 Basketball Mgr. 15 Rifle Club l,2,3, VP 35 German Club 3, Pres. 35 Boys' Club Smoker l,2,3. SUE ANNE ALLEN. Torch 1,2,35 Girls' Glee Ensemble 15 Letter Club 2,35 Major- ette 2,35 Pep Club l,2,3. LINDA AKIN. Girls' Glee 1,2. DONALD ALSBURY. Boys' Club 2,3, VP 35 Football 1,2,35 Lettermen's Club 2,3. MARY ALEXANDER. Mu Alpha Theta 2,3. LAUREL AMES. Pep Club 35 Bible Club 35 GAA 1. RONALD ALEXANDER. Golf 2,3. CRAIG ANDERSON. Torch l,2,35 Library Staff 1.2,35 Cafeteria Stall' 1,2535 Kla- howya Staff 1,3, Ed. 35 Clover Leaves 1,2535 Kla- howya Dance Chr. 35 FTA 1,2,35 Bible Club 1,2. i 'EJ . - X, ,films if ls' ,lyk 1 , ix' Q, N X? .5 . . 0,6584 Qs DONALD ANDERSON IACQUELINE BAHR. Fu- ture Plans - Business Edu- cation. 71 LINDA ANDRES. Torch 3: GAA 1,25 Letter Club 2.33 Pep Club 1,25 Science Club 2.3, Sec. 35 Tahatawa 3: Bible Club 2. CLAUDIA BAKER. Torch 1,2,3, Pres. 35 Klahowya Staff 3: Mu Alpha Theta 2.3: Science Club 2.35 Pep Club 1,2. JULIE ARMSTRONG. Glee 1,25 Pep Club 1.2,3g Art Club 3, Pres. 35 FTA 2,35 Comm. Club 1. ROBERT BAKER. Kla- howya Staff 1. DEANNA AUSTIN. Future Plans Q Secretary. JOHN D. BALDRIDGE. Band 1,2.35 Orchestra 3: Pep Club 35 Hi-Y 35 Debate 35 Bible Club 3. RITA AYCOCK. Torch 2,35 Klahowya Staff 3: Majorette 35 FTA 3. WILLIAM BA RE. Band 1,2,3. MARIAN AYERS. Kla- howya Staff 35 GAA 3: Drill Team 3: Science Club 2.3: Comm. Club 2,35 Tahatnwa 3. R. LARRY BARNARD SUSANA BARBON. Ger- man Club 35 Genius Club 35 GAA 3. MARTIN BENUM. Rep. Assembly 25 Football 1,2. A R TH UR BARRETT. Band 1,2,3. CECILIA BERG. Guidance Off. 15 DE Club 3, Treas. 35 GAA 1,2. WILLIAM BATY. Voc. Council 1,2, Pres. 25 Letter- men's Club l,2,35 Baseball 1,2,35 Rep. Assembly 2. NEVA IO-BERG. Glee 15 Glee Ensemble 15 Choir 2,3, Sec. 35 Pep Club 1,2,3, Sec. 2,35 Songleader 25 Song Queen 35 Klahowya Att, 25 Klahowya Queen 35 GAA 1,25 Letter Club 25 Comm. Club 1. PATRICIA BEAMISH. Fu- ture Plans - Waves. CHARLES BERGERON. Sr. Class Pres.5 Basketball 1,2,35 Baseball 1,35 Football 25 Hi-Y 2,35 Klahowya Staff 1. LYNN BENNETT D I A NE BERGSTROM. DE Club 3. Tv? EVA, ,f 1 . f ' W fill Q5 D.. Rx' N: f ' SUZANNE BEUCHE. Rep. OLIVE BOWDEN. Letter Assembly 3. Club 2,35 Pep Club 1,25 Art Club 35 Drama Club 35 Sr. Class Play5 French Club 3. HELEN BEZY. Art Club 35 Pep Club 35 FNA 35 GAA 3. FRANCES BRAUDWAY. Bible Club 1,2,35 Jr. Red Cross 25 Glee 15 GAA 1,25 Letter Club 2. LARRY BIELMAN. Voc Aircraft 1,2,3. URSULA BRAUNOHLER. German Club 3, HELEN BITAR. Songleader 25 Pep Club 1,2,35 GAA 1,25 Letter Club 25 Drama Club 1,2. BRIAN BRENNAN HARRIET BORDMAN. DE Club 3, Sec. 35 Pep Club 1,25 GAA 1,2. IUDITH BRISTOW. GAA 2. VERNON BOUTON. Base- ball Mgr. 25 Football Mgr. 35 Lettermen's Club 3. CONNIE BROADUS SAUCY SOPHOMORES: 453 strong 4 Dave Moody, pres.5 Sue Davis, V.P.5 Sue Norman, Treas.5 Judy Urban, Sec.5 Mike Smith, Sgt.- at-Arms 5 Rich Longstreth, Rep. to Council - Stupendous Start of our stay at C.P. - Sports- wise - Mike Smith and Roger Woodcock - Varsity Letters - Football - Mike Smith - Varsity Letter - Basketball - Gary Thomas A Reserve Letter - Social Swim - -- My Blue IOYCE BROCKWAY. Cler- ical 35 GAA 1. HELEN BURCH. Pep Club 2,3. IULIE BROWN. Orchestra 1,2,3, Sec.-Treas. 35 Pep Club 1,2,35 FNA 15 Bible Club 35 Comm. Club 3. THEODORE BURG. Fu- ture Plans - Navy. WILLIAM BRUNNER. LINDA BURGUYNE. Girls' Club Cab. 1,25 Rep. Assem- bly 2,3, See. 35 Songleader 35 Pep Club 1,2,35 GAA 1,25 Letter Club 25 Tri-Hi-Y 2,35 Comm. Club 15 Home- coming Att. lg Homecoming Queen 3. GE R A L D BUETTNER. German Club 3. ELIZABETH B U R K E. Genius Club 2,3. 4 JAMES BULL RICHARD BURNITE. Baseball 1,2535 Football Mgr. 15 Basketball Mgr. 3. SANDRA BYERS. Library Staff 2,3. CAROL CANTERBURY. GAA 1,25 -Drill Team 2,35 Pep Club l,2. NORMAN BYKERK. Track 3. DONNA CARLSON. Att. Off. 25 GAA 25 Pep Club 1,2,35 Bible Club 35 Comm. Club 2,3. ESTRELLITA CABLES. Choir 2,35 Nonnettes 33 Glee 15 Ensemble lg Library Staff 1,2535 Drama Club 2. Sec. 25 Thespians 35 Sr. Class Playg GAA 1.2.33 Let- ter Club 2,3. HARLENE CARSON. Au. off. 2,3. RODOLFO CABLES BERTIE CAZABON. Fu- ture Plans E Dentistry. MA RITE CAKARNIS. Torch 1,25 GAA 1,25 Letter Club 1,2,35 Pep Club l,2.35 Drill Team 2.3. CHRISTINE CHASE. Fu- ture Plans - College. ieaven Co chr - Ann Wilson and Jim Ianderwarkcr Indian Princess - Mari- yn Snyder Klahowya Dance - Linda Bur- oyne New Timer - Soph. Att. of Seems like Old Tl7Ilf'.YJ! - Dave Paup -- olo Duke of Candy Land ---ff Sopli. Editors o N115 Qclimalf and Craig Anderson -f V ' V w im Nm I 1 Nl 1 W Ad'iS fS O Mrs' Home giiiiiiligfsFicsikixoiif stiffiigpliiioiffiii nfl N11 P11Ct Club 3. Pep Club 1.2.31 GA.-X 1213 VP 2' lvttrr Vlub ' 'S lhill Tl un '5 Tii lli-Y 7 1. KAREN CLARK. Rep. As- sembly 25 GAA 15 Pep Club 1. FLOYD COONS. Future Plans A Engineer. ROBERT C. CLARK. Dance Band 15 Red Cross 15 Hi-Y 15253. Pres. 3: Clover Leaves 2.35 Ass't Ed. Kla- howya 25 Riu Alpha. Theta 2.3. Sec. 2, Treas. 3. RONALD CORDES. Shop Council 3. RONNIE COBLE. Future Plans A Armed Services. MARGARET CORN ANN COOK. Sr. Social Chr.1 GAA 1,25 Drill Team 25 Girls, Club Cab. 2. DENNIS CO URTRIGHT. Baseball 1,2535 Letter Club 3. PATRICIA COOK. GAA 3. IOANNE CRAWFORD. GAA 2. Miss XL DREX NIcDO'VNELL JOAN CROTTEA U. Adv. Girls' Glee 253. NEAL DEMPSEY. Pep Club 2,35 Hi-Y 2,3. IOYCE KAY DANFORTH. Torch 15 GAA 1. FRANK DENSMORE. Torch 152,35 Klahowya Staff 35 Cheerleader 2.3, King 35 Pep Club 1,2.3, Sec. 2, Pres. 35 Hi-Y 15253. DONNA DAVIS. GAA 35 Debate 3. DELORIS DENTON. GAA 15 Library Staff 1. ANNE L. DAWSON. Torch 1.2.35 Quill and Scroll 2,35 Clover Leaves 2,35 Ed. 35 Klahowya Staff 253, Assft Ed. 25 FTA 1.2535 Genius Club 2, Pres. 2. DORIS DENTON. Library Staff 1.2.3. CAROLYN DAWSON. Klahowya Staff 25 FNA 2, Sec. 25 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3. Sec. 31 Comm. Club 35 Drill Team 253. WA YN E DI H EL GEORGE DEERING. Pep Club 3. MAUREEN DOCKEN. GAA 1.2.31 Letter Club 1.2.3. Pres. 235 Bible Club 1,25 Rifle Club 15 FNA 1. 'fr N rx 5? McDonnell and Wagley KURT DOEBL. Rep. As- sembly 15 Football 2,35 Track 25 Tennis 35 Letter- men's Club 35 German Club 3. BOBBYE DRISKELL. GAA 152,35 Letter Club 1,35 Pep Club 1,35 Drill Team 2,35 Bible Club 1,2,3, VP 3. FRANK DOGGETT. Fu- ture Plans - U. of Maine. LLOYD DUKES. Future Plans - College. DENNIS DOOLEY. Voc. Council 1,2, Sec. 1, Treas. 25 Football 1,25 Baseball 15 Boys' Club Smoker 2. CAROL DYESS. Girls' Glee 1,25 French Club 35 Drill Team 3. MONIKA DOUGLAS. Ger- man Club 3, EDMUND DYROFF. Rep. Assembly 1,25 Stage Crew5 Track 1. ROLAND DOWNING. Let- termenls Club 2,35 Basket- ball 2,3. DARLENE EASTERDAY. Girls, Glee 1: Choir 2,35 Nonettes 35 Health Center 3: Pep Club 1,25 FNA 1,2,3, VP 2, Pres. 3. Senior Sponsors l G UDR UN EA STHAAI. Quill and Scroll 3: Clover Leaves 3: Pep Club 3: Jr. Red Cross 3: Art Club 3. IUDITH ESTEP. Assembly Comm. 2.3: Pep Club 1.2.3. Sec.-Treas. 1. VP 3: Drill Team 2.3: Tri-Hi-Y 2.3. MERRY LEE EGGERS. Girls' Club Cab. 3: GAA 25 Tri-Hi-Y 2.3. EDWARD H. EUKEN IUANITA ELGIN. Pep Club 1.2.35 Tri-Hi-Y 253. EUGENE FAGINS. Library Staff 2.35 Genius Club 3, Treas. 3. ELIAZBETH ELLEN- BOGEN. Torch 3. THOMAS FARAGHER. Torch 2,31 Klahowya Staff 35 Hi-Y 2.3. Treas. 3. GARY ELLISON. Sr. Class Treas.5 Rep. Assembly 2: Voc. Council 3, Pres. 3: Lettermen's Club 1.2.32 Football 1.2 5 Basketball l,2.3. LORAINE FARLEY. GAA 1: Pep Club 1.2.35 Art Club 1,2. DENNIS ERICKSON. Foot- ball 1,25 Baseball 3. R. IAMES FARRER. Rep. Assembly 1,25 Basketball lg Pep Club 35 Drama Club 2.35 Thespians 35 French Club 3, Pres. 3. w Mr. PAUL WAGLEX 'DAVID FENN. Orchestra l,2,3, Pres. 3. VIVIAN FOGG. Pep Club 2.3. DARRELL FILBY LESLEY FORD. Torch l,2,35 Drama Club 25 Thes- pians 35 All School Play 25 Sr. Class Playg Choir 2,35 Pep Club l,2,3. ROBERTA FLEMING. Klahowya Staff 25 Bible Club 3. LYNNE FORGEY. Girls' Glee 15 FNA 253, Treas. 35 GAA 2. PAUL FLINT. FTA 3. MIKE FOSHAUGH. Let- termen's Club 2,35 Football 25 Track 2,35 DE Club 3, Pres. 3. l l SUSAN FOGG. Rep. As- sembly 25 Sr. Class Playg Sr. Class Sec.5 Thespians 3. HELEN FRYE. Majorette 35 Pep Club 35 Bible Club 2,3. E ALQQNLV 51 fly get X Wy K ...-L i Eh' WILLIAM FUNDY. Foot- SHARON GLIDDEN. Li- ball 1, brary Staff 25 GAA 25 FNA 25 Bible Club 2. 76 ANN GASPERETTI. Pep Club 1,255 GAA 2,35 DE Club 3. CHARLENE GOERGER. Future Plans -- Nursing. SHARON GENNOW. GAA 25 Drill Team 2,35 DE Club 3. SCOTT GOFF. Band 15253, Mgr. 35 Orchestra 1,2535 Band Council 3. LOURDES GENTOLIZO. Future Plans - Vocational School. IANET GOODWIN. Sr. Class Play5 All School Play 2. MONICA GIUS. GAA 2,3. MICHAEL GRANGER. Football Mgr. 35 Basketball Mgr. 3. TOM GLADSTONE. Voc. Council 2,35 Baseball l. DARROLL GRANT. Bible Club 3. jAUNTY jUNIORS: Dave Paup, Pres.g Dave Moody, V.P.5 Marilyn Snyder, Treasq Tom Smith, Soc. Sec.5 Roger Woodeock, Sgt.- at-Armsg Bert Johnson, Rep. to Boys' Clubg Rich Longstreth, Student Councilg Began fun- filled year - jet-Projml-led pep staff - v five ol us - Frank Densmore5 Neva Jo Berg, Donna Scott, Dawn Walker, jim McCoy, HcleniBita1 - Championship footballfteam composed oi i -JERRY GRANT. Future Plans Q University of Washington. AXEL GUMESON. Future Plans - Business. JOHN CREEK. Band l,2,.3g Orchestra 2,3. GIL GUNDERSON. Pep Club 3. THOMAS GREER. Future Plans - Navy. DON HADLAND. Future Plans - College of Puget Sound. ROBERT GREINER. Fu- ture Plans - Armed Serv- ices. PATRICK HALLIDAY. Football 1,2,3g Track 1,2,3. RICHARD GRUHL. Sci- ence Club 3g Bible Club 35 Rifle Club lg Wrestling 2. JOAN HALVORSEN. Or- chestra l,2,33 GAA lg Sci- ence Club 2. many hustlmg juniors M Tom Smith and Mllte Smith team captains for following year r Soczal Spzn - Jamaica E land of sun and bongo drums was our dance - Att. to Klahowya Dance - Neva Jo Berg - Jr. Att Homecoming Dance - Audrey Ockfen Our helpful advlsors S Miss Helmer and LYNNE HAMILTON. Pep KENNY HARDEN Club 1.2.31 GAA 2.3: Let- ter Club 3: Comm. Club l,2. 77 JANET HANSEN, Library Staff 2,33 GAA l,2,31 Art Club 3. LEE HAUSE. Sr. Class Sgt.- at-Armsg Football 1. NEAL HANSEN. Sr. Class VPg Sr. Ball -Chr.: Pep Club 1,2,3, Treas. 35 Hi-Y 3, CAROL HAVENS. GAA 1,2,3g Bible Club 2.3. SETH HANSON. ASB Pres. 3 5 Football 1.2,3 3 Hi-Y 3. CHRISTINE HEEREMA, Rep. Assembly 2,31 Pep Club l,2,3g Betty Crocker Homemaker of Year 3g GAA lg German Club l, Sec. l. ELSIE HANWELL WILLIAM HENDERSON LINDA HARBERT SYLVIA IAROMA Y. Fu- ture Plans - College. MIKE M. HERBERHOLZ. Pep Club 35 Hi-Y 3. IANICE HOLT. GAA lg Pep Club 3g Howdy Club 1,2. HAZEL HERDA. Ensemble lg Nonettes 2,3. IUDITH HOLT. Pep Club 3g Bible Club 3. IUDY ANN HINKLE. GAA 1. JIM HOMQLA. Football 2,3. WILLIAM HINKLE. RICHARD HOSKING. ROBERTA HINTZE. Pep Club 35 Bible Club 2.3. LINDA HUFF. Adv. Glee l,2g Choir 33 Jr. Red Cross 25 Comm. Club l,2,3, Sec. 3. I E R 3 Y Q! .I 'G SF P U I . .- O S 4 N A 4 AA A A AA -QA Sz. JUDSON HUSEBY. Band 1.2,3, Pres, 3g Orchestra 2,3. BERTIL IOHNSON. Boys' Club Cab. 2,3, Pres. 3g Jr. Rep.5 Torch lg Lettermen's Club 2,31 Hi-Y 2,31 Drama Club lg Thespians 2,3. CAROL IRELAND. Adv. Girls' Glee l,2,35 Bible Club l,2,3, Sec. l. KATHLEEN JOHNSON. GAA 25 Pep Club 2,35 Howdy Club 1,2,3, Treas. 3. CRESENCIA IRIGON. Fu- ture Plans - Nursing. KAY IOHNSON. Torch 2.3g Rep. Assembly 2g Glee Club lg GAA l,2,3g Letter Club 2.3g Pep Club l,2,3g Tri-Hi-Y 2,3 CAROLE ISEKITE. Girls, Club Cab. 35 Klahowya Staff 35 Clover Leaves Staff 2,35 Pep Club 35 Art Club 1,2,3, VP 3. LINDA IOHNSON. Glee Club 25 Pep Club 2,33 DE Club 3. GEORGE IVIE. Football l,2,3g Baseball 1,2g Hi-Y 3g Rifle Club 1,2g Radio Club 25 Tahatawa Comm. 3. SHIRLEY IOHNSON. GAA 1,2g Letter Club 2g French Club 33 Science Club 3. CLAYTON JACKSON. Basketball l,2g Hi-Y 2,33 Rifle Club 1. SUSAN JOHNSON. Torch 1.2.33 GAA l,2,3: Letter Club 2,3g Bible Club l,2.3, Sec. 35 Comm. Club 3. i K: ,Y . xi . f xll frjizi Q' sw Chez Pans Scene LOWE IOHNSTON. Foot- ball 3. JANE KANGAS RICHARD JONES. Rifle Club 2,3. CAROLYN KANZLER. Girls' Glee 2, VP 25 Choir 3g Choir Sextet 3g GAA 2g Letter Club 2,33 French Club 35 FNA 3. .IEANNE IUDD. Pep Club 2,35 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3g Comm. Club 2,3. JOHN KARNOS. Tennis 1. PATRICIA 1. JUDSON. Future Plans 1 College. GEORGE KELLEY. Hi-Y 3. JACK KAIN. Football 2. IOSEPH KEMPSTON. Band 1,2,3, VP 3g Bible Club 1,2,3, Treas. 3g Science Club 3g Mu Alpha Theta 3. af Senior Ball STEPHEN KESSLER. Mu Alpha Theta 3, DENNIS LAMPERT. Safety Patrol 2: Football 1: Rifle Club 1.2.33 Bible Club 3. ROBERT KETNER. Foot- ball 1,2,33 Baseball 1.2.31 Lettermen's Club 2,3. See. 3. PATRICIA LANDRETH. GAA 3g Drama Club 31 FTA 3. SANDRA KINKADE. GAA 2.3, VP 3g FNA 2: Pep Club 35 Klahowya Att. 3. BOB IOHN LANZ. Future Plans - Architectural En- gineer. DA VID KOHTEN SHARON LAPSLEY. GAA 1,2g Letter Club 2: Pep Club 1.2: Drill Team 3: Girls' Club Cab. 2. JAMES LALIBERTE. Fu- ture Plans - College. ELEANOR LEA. Future Plans i Moody Bible In- stitute. DENNIS LAMBERTH. Football 1.25 Track 1 g Rifle Club. CLIFFORD LEACH. Foot- ball Mgr. 1.2.3: Baseball 1: Lettermen's Club 1.2.31 Hi-Y 1.2,3. SENIOR BALL COMMITTEE 3 IAMES LA VICNE. Base- ball 2,35 Lettermen's Club 2,33 Basketball 3. RICHARD LINK. Letter- men's Club 2,35 Football 2,3, Track 2,3. DIANE LEONARD. Ten- nis 3. ARTURO LOBO. Future Plans s Air Force. KATHERINE LEPP. Con- cert Band 3. RUBEN LOBO. Future Plans - Air Force. GAIL LEWIS. Pep Club 1,25 GAA 1. R I C H A R D L O N G - STRETH. Student Council l,2,3, Rep. at Large 3g Rep. Assembly 3. IOHN LINK. Future Plans - Commercial Artist. EDWARD LOWE. Future Plans 4 Police Work. THEODORE LUNDIN. Choir 35 Basketball 1. KATHERINE MrCEE. Clover Leaves 35 Pep Club 35 Drama Club 3g Spanish Club 3. LINDA LUNGER. Att. Off. 1,23 Bible Club lg Comm. Club 1. WYLENE MCINTYRE. MARY McCANN. Library Staff 25 GAA 2.3. BETTY McLINN. Future Plans - College. IAMES McCARTHY. Let- termenas Club 3g Baseball 2,3g Basketball 3. CLIFFORD McNEAL. Choir 1,2,3, Pres. 2, VP 3g Ensemble 35 Band 3, Pres. 3. JOHN MCCONACHY. Band 1.2.3, Drum Major 35 Football 23 Tolo King 3. EDWARD MAGRUDER. Bible Club 2. SUPERIOR SENIORS: 376 Strong - Under our encouraging advisors Miss McDonnell and Mr. Wagley - Brought to a close our three successful years at C.P. - Girls, Club Pres. - Karon Richardson - caught a lovely cream pie - care of Bert Johnson -- Boys' Clut Pres. - for her Hne efforts in the March ol Dimes Drive - Sr. Social Swirl f- 'gChe1 RICHARD LUDEMAN. IAMES McCOY. ASB VP Cafeteria Staff 3gTahatawa 3g Baseball l,2g Cheer- 33 Mu Alpha Theta 2.3, leader 2. Pres. 3g Science Club 1,2,3g Rifle Team 1,2,3, 80 ROSALIE MATSON. Att. Off. 35 Pep Club 1,25 GAA 15 Letter Club 25 DE Club 3. CRAIG MELBY. Rep. As- sembly 25 Golf 2. HARRIET MATTI. Art Club 3, Treas, 35 DE Club 35 Comm. Club 3. ALVIN MELLOTT DOUGLAS MAY. Future Plans - Washington State College. RICHARD MIDDLETON. Rep. Assembly 3. RAY MAYFIELD. Rep. Assembly 35 Pep Club 3. ROBERT MILLER. Future Plans - Aircraft Mechanic, IAMES MEDLEY. Band l,2,3. RICHARD MIRACLE. Football 15 Baseball 15 Bas- ketball 1. Paris Seniors transported to enchanting 8115 Sta1rway to the Starsl' honored Klahowya Queen Neva Jo Berg - Petite Linda Burqoyne reigned over Homecoming - A Vlurder has been Arrangedw - Sr. Class Play uccessfully shocked all - Jo Ann Tatum - Daffodil Princess from C.P. 1 l MA R S HA MONEGAN, Band 253. MARILYN MUSICK. Drama Club 25 Thespians 2,35 Pres. 35 All School Play 25 Sr. Class Play. DAVID MOODY. Soph. Class Pres.5 Jr. Class VP5 Pep Club 3. MARIT MYHRE. Sr. Class Rep.5 Torch 1,2,35 Guid- ance Off. 1,35 Switchboard 35 GAA 1,2,35 Letter Club 2,35 Pep Club 25 Tri-Hi-Y 2,35 FTA 1,2,3. JAMES MOON STEPHAN NAGY. Football 1,25 Track 1. IAY MORGAN BARBARA NEAL. Kla- howya Sr. Att.5 French Club 3, VP 35 Pep Club 2.3: Comm. Club 2,35 GAA 1,25 Letter Club 25 Bible Club 2. SUSAN MORROW. Kla- howya Staff 25 Pep Club 2,35 GAA 2,3. MELVIN NEIGHBORS. Choir 1,2,3, Pres. 35 Quar- tet 25 Baseball 2. N., .tp-.xr 1' 'XX ' 'XL V 1 . R, ' I ,r , frm ' Q , ii ' fi. . ii H: . , iq 'X . MARGY MITCHELL. Li- HENR Y MURDOCH. ' brary Staff 25 Att. Off. 35 Torch 1,2,35 Orchestra Choir 25 Pep Club 15 1,2,35 Science Club 35 Mu GAA 1. Alpha Theta 2,3, VP 35 Bible Club 3. 81 SHARON NELSON. Torch 35 Pep Club 152,35 GAA 1,2,35 Letter Club 253, Pres. 35 Bible Club 253. CLARICE OLSON IOHN NEWTON. Rep. As- sembly 3. EVELYN OLSON. Pep Club 15 Comm. Club 1. ROSS NORBERG. Rep. As- sembly 25 Baseball 2. SIDNEY OLSON. Science Club 253, VP 35 Intramural Sports 15253. SUSAN NORMAN. Choir 35 Nonnettes 35 Cheerleader 35 Pep Club 1,2,35 Drill Team 1,25 GAA 1,25 Letter Club 25 FTA 35 Soph. Class Treas. IACK O'NEIL. Future Plans - College. AUDREY OCKFEN. Tri- Hi-Y 2.3. Treas. 25 Home- coming Att. 25 Drill Team 25 Songleader 35 Pep Club 1,2535 GAA 25 Tennis 25 Choir 25 Sr. Announcements Comm. MARY O'NEIL. Pep Club 2,35 GAA 152. A ' DILINDO ORLANDINI. JOAN PETERSON, Rifle Sound Squad 35 Sr. Class Club 15253. Sec.-Treas. 35 Play. FNA 1 5 GAA 1 1 Science Club 1. 82 DAVID OST. Future Plans - Airplane Pilot. RICHARD PINKOWSKY. Voc. Council 3. PATRICIA OSTRANDER. if Arr Club 35 Pep Club 35 Science Club 35 Jr. Red ' Cross 3. JOHN PYLE. Hi-Y 2,35 sr. 1 Class Play5 Drama Club 35 Thespians 35 Pep Club 3. i HELGA PARAS. Mu Alpha Theta 3. 5 WILLIAM QUINN. Rifle Club 2. 5 1 IO Yee PARKINSON. GAA 25 Pep Club 2,3 NORINE RADOVICH. Rep. Assembly 35 French Club 35 Comm. Club 1.2.3, ! Pres. 35 Pep Club 1,25 FNA E 25 Tri-Hi-Y 2, VP 25 GAA 1,25 Tennis 152. i MILES PARROTT. Science ' Club 15 Intramural Sports 1. AUDREY RAMBO. DE I Club 3. f Klahowya - edited by Craig Anderson --- Clover Leaves - capably headed by Cia Daw- son - Sportwise - Team Captains Mike and Tom Smith led our scoring football team - Roland Downing and Gary Thomas f Co- Captains - Basketball team --- In most excit- ing game of the year - We won Pennington Trophy from Franklin Pierce - while Our ROBERT REESE. German Club 3. KARON RICHARDSON. Art Club 1,2535 All School Play 1,25 Sr. Class Playg Pep Club l,2,3, Sec. 25 Girls, Club Cab. 253, Pres. 3. KATHLEEN REESE. Girls' Club Cab. 35 FTA 1,2,3, VP 25 Pep Club 1,2,35 Torch 152,35 GAA 1,2,35 Letter Club 2,35 Drill Team 3. DENNIS RIDENOUR. Football l 5 Basketball 1 5 Baseball 15253, SHARON REYNOLDS SANDRA RILEY. Assem- bly Comm. 35 Pep Club 35 Sr. Class Play. PEGGY RICE. Thespians 2.35 Comm. Club 2,35 Pep Club 2,35 Drama Club 1. KAY ROBERTS. Future Plans - Nursing. MARIORIE RICH. GAA 1,25 Letter Club 2.35 Pep Club 25 Drill Team 2,35 Tri- Hi-Y 2,3, Pres. 3. JERRY ROBINSON. Fu- ture Plans - College. scalp um pep squad - Frank Densmore, Donna Scott Sue Norman, Neva Jo Berg, Linda Burgoyne Audrey Ockfen - spurred is on to V1 C t 0 r y-l f Pep Club - helped iecorate walls with artistic? posters - Our yell was Yama Yaman 4 But most memo- able of 'ill Our Graduation - Thursday IEAN ROOT. Pep Club l,2. EVELYN RYKER. Comm. Club 35 Pep Club GAAl. 83 RALPH ROSENBERG. Pep Club 25 Safety Patrol 2. STEPHEN SANDERS. Fu- ture Plans - College. GORDON ROSS. Baseball 15 Football 1,2. ROSELLA SAUNDERS. FNA 35 Glee 1,25 Chorus 1. CAROLYN ROTHWELL. Spanish Club 35 Sextet 35 Nonnettes 35 Rifle Club 25 Safety Patrol l,3. BOBBIE SA VA GE KAREN RUNYON. FTA 35 GAA 3. HENRY SCHATZ. Science Club l,2,35 Debate Club 35 German Club 1. ROBERT RYAN. DE Club 35 Stage Crew 3. IO MARY SCHMALZ. Klahowya Staff 15 Pep Club l,2,35 Drill Team 2.35 GAA 15 Letter Club 25 Rep. As- sembly 1,25 Girls' Club Cab. 3, VP 3. .5 g . QN X. EA wg, . r.. X Y ' x 2.35 Penny Pitching! I E A N SCHOFFSTALL. Pep Club 1,25 GAA 1,25 Letter Club 25 Bible Club 2,35 Comm. Club 35 Tri- Hi-Y 2,3, Chaplain 3. DALE SESSIONS. Voc. Council 3. DAVID SCHUBERT. Or- chestra 2,35 Band 1,2,35 Cafeteria Staff 1,2,35 Li- brary Staff 1,2,35 Assembly Comm. 35 Track 1,25 Sci- ence Club 1,2,3, Pres. 2,35 Tahatawa 35 Boys' Club Smoker 1. LANI SHERIFF. Pep Club 25 Letter Club 2,35 GAA 1,2,35 Jr. Red Cross 2. ERIKA SCHUTZ. Choir 35 German Club 3. SHARON SHERRY. Pep Club 25 Letter Club 2,35 CAA 1,2,35 Jr. Red Cross 2. DONNA SCOTT. Cheer- leader 2,35 Pep Club 1,2,35 CAA 1,2,35 Letter Club 2,35 Tri-Hi-Y 2,35 Bible Club 1,2,3, VP 1, Pres. 2,3. NANCY SHOEMAKER. Torch 1,2,35 Sr. Announce- ments Comm.5 Comm. Club 35 Guidance Off. 1,2,3. LA RR Y SCOTT. Baseball 1,2,3. ROSELLEN SIEG. Choir 2,35 Nonettes 2,35 Pep Club 1,2,35 GAA 1,25 French Club 35 Bible Club 1,2,3. R. RUTH SICLEA. CAA 15 Clover Leaves 15 Bible Club 1,3. MARILYN SNYDER. GAA 1,25 Letter Club 2,35 Pep Club 1,2,35 Jr. Class Sec.5 Klahowya Soph. Att. BRENDA SIMPSON. Bible Club 35 Pep Club 2. PAT SPILLER. Future Plans - Air Line Hostess. CONLEY SKIEENS CARL SPREEN. Bible Club 2. GARY SMITH CHERRY STAHL. Bible Club 15 Pep Club 1. MIKE SMITH. Lettermen's Club 1,2.35 Football 1,2,35 Basketball 1,2,35 Track 2,35 Sr. Rep. Boys, Club5 Rep. Assembly 1,2,35 Jr. Class Sec. jOE STEEL. Voc. Coun- cil 3. TTY: . 5 1 H 1141 X: I fl lk ' '-.- f 1 . 1' f ,uf T' f as 1 0 5x I 5 .ali r-. . PV xi v M Y! 1 CHARLES SIEGMUND. THOMAS SMITH. Football Basketball Mgr. 1,2,35 Base- 1,2,35 Track 25 Lettermenls J A I 0 ball Mgr. 15 Golf Team 2,35 Club 2,35 Boys' Club. Soph. 0 Hi-Y 1,2,3. Rep., Sec. 35 Rep. Assembly 25 Jr. Class Soc. Sec. HANS STEGIE JOANNE STRANDWOLD. Orchestra 1.2.33 Debate lg Art Club 1,2,3g French Club 35 Torch 1,2,3g Klahowya Staff 3. GARY STEILING. Pep Club 3. BRIGETTE STRATTON DIANE STEINKE. Future Plans - Telephone Com- pany. JANETT STRICKLAND. Drama Club l,2, Treas. lg Thespians 3, VP 3g Torch 2,3g Sr. Class Playg Pep Club 1,2,35 Rep. Assembly 35 GAA 2. FORREST STEPHENSON. Art Club 3. SANDRA SUTHERLAND. Pep Club 1,23 GAA 1,.2g Au. off. 3. DIXIE STEWART. GAA lg Pep Club 2. ROBERT SWAN. DE Club 3. , , GRETCHEN SWARTZ. EDWIN TIIIBAULT. Gen- DE Club 3. ius Club 3. CARL SWEARINCEN. Fu- ture Plans 1 College. GARY THOMAS. Hi-Y 2,3, VP 3g Basketball 12,31 Football 2.3. KATHRYN SWIFT. Att. Off. 31 Guidarlee Off. QQ Pep Club 2,31 Torch 23 GAA 2,3g Letter Club 3. GENE THOMAS. Pep Club 3. jO ANN TATUM. Torch 2.3g Mzljorette 2.3g Pep Club 21 Tri-Hi-Y 3: Drama Club 1,2g Thespians 31 Daf- fodil Prineess 3. MARIE THOMPSON. Rep. Assembly 1.2: Comm. Club 1,2,3g Debate 1,25 Pep Club 1,2,3. FRED TA YLOR. Future Plans - Navy. ANNE TODD. Toreh 2.3: GAA 2,3g Pep Club 33 Drama Club 3. DONNA TEETERS. Pep Club 1,3g GAA 1.13, Pres. 33 Letter Club 2.33 Adv. Glee 3, Pres, 31 Girls' Club Cab, 3. CLENDA TONER. DE Club 3, Reporter 3. On the WVarp Z And VVe Won! KATHLEEN TROJANOW- SKI. Future Plans - Den- tal Assistant. UWE VIERGUTZ. German Club 3, Pres. 3, Stage Crew 35 Cafeteria Staff 3. SHERRY TUTTLE. DE Club 3, VP 3, Comm. Club 1,23 Science Club 1. CHARLES WAISTE, Fu- ture Plans - College. MARSHA TVETEN. Kla- howya Staff 3, Torch 33 Pep Club 2,35 GAA 2, Let- ter Club 2,35 Bible Club 2,3, Soc. Sec. 3g Science Club 2,35 French Club 3. IRIS WAITE. Future Plans - Nursing. JUDYTH URBAN. Pep Club 1,2,3g Letter Club 1.2.33 GAA lg Rep. Assem- bly 2,33 Soph, Class Sec. ANNE WALDRON, Bible Club 1,3g Torch 35 FNA 3: Debate 1,25 Klahowya Staff 3, Science Club 3. JAMES VANDERWAR- KER. Pep Club l,2..3g Foot- ball 13 Track 1: Rep. As- sembly 1,2. JOYCE WALIN. Adv. Clee 1,2,35 Jr. Red Cross 1.2, Li- brary Staff 33 GAA 3. DANIEL WALL. Future Plans - College. WILLIAM WEISS. Pep Club 2,3g Stage Crew 3. JACK WALTER. Choir 3. JOAN WEITZEL. FTA 3. CHERIE WARDALL. Bible Club 3, Pep Club 2,35 Art Club 3. DAVE WELCH. Future Plans - Engineering. WILLIAM WASSER. Li- brary Staff 3. ELAINE WESTBY. FNA 2,3, Sec. 3, Att. Off. 2,3. THOMAS WATSON. Bible Club 35 Mu Alpha Theta 2,35 Science Club 2,35 Band 2,3g Orchestra 2,3. RONALD WETCH 1 ,' if jfgj 2111 .A 3 I' .. 992 V 'Q Fc S ' 1 I DAIVN VVALKER. Pep MARY WATTS. Future Club 1.2,3g Songlcaclcr 2: Plans -- Bcautician School. Drama Club 2: Sr. Ball Chr. 86 Our Commencement - KATHLEEN WHEATON. Pep Club 152,35 Comm. Club 1,2535 Rep. Assembly 35 Sr. Announcements Comm. ANN WILSON. Student Council 3, See. 35 Pep Club 1,2,35 GAA 1,25 Letter Club 2,35 Drill Team 2. IUDITH WHITNEY. French Club 35 Rifle Club 15253, VP 25 Jr. Red Cross 253, Pres. 3. DENNIS WILSON. Basket- ball 1,2. ION WILHELM. Golf 3. STEVE WILSON. Football 1,2535 Track 1,2535 Letter- menls Club 35 Basketball Mgr. 3. STELLA WILLIAMS. Fu- ture Plans - Business Col- lege. WINIFRED WIMBERLEY. Future Plans -- Air Line Hostess. DALE WILLIS. Future Plans - College. PHYLLIS WOOD. FNA 2,35 Genius Club 25 Bible Club 25 Library 2. R O G ER WOODCOCK. FRANK YOUNG. Hi-Y Choir 1.2.31 Lettermen's 1,2,3, Treas. 25 Mu Alpha Club 1 2 3 Football 1 2 3 Theta 2 3 Science Club 25 4 Jr. Class bgjt.-at-Arms. i it , StudentiClouneil 3, See. of 87lndustry. GAIL WOODRUFF. Band 1,2535 Orchestra 2,35 FNA 1,25 Jr. Red Cross 3. LARRY ZARELLI GARY WOOTEN. Future Plans - Navy. WILLIAM ZUPPE. Hi-Y 35 Pep Club 35 Rep. As- sembly 35 Football 15 Track 1. BARBARA WRYE. Bible Club 1.2.35 FTA 2.35 Drama Club 2,3. MI CHA E L WYCOFF. Band 152,35 Treas. 3. DOROTH Y YOUNG. Guidance Off, 2,3. Yam 1 Yami' Happy is 11111 1111111 that filldl'1l1 wisdc1111 and the 1111111 that gc'ttvtl1 llIlC1t'I'Sl1lIldiIlg For 1110 Il1CI'C'llLlIldiSi' of it is b1'1u'1' ll1a.11 thc 111s'1'c'l11111clis1' of silx'1'1', 111141 ilu' gain thereof than fini- gold. Proz'1'rI1.1 Ifflfi, I4 F' J 'lllnuup J' 7 ' V 0 ' ' 0 o i K Dale Sessions i Marian Ayers Mcrry L00 Eggers 6 in S . qi K.1y Rolwrlx i,lIlLi.l Bllrgoyin Rosnlvm' hintson Ci.1D.1wsou N4-xxx .I4 .l.u'k U' Rolwrlxi I lil 'LlllliXV IN 1 livrg NMI llll' Kay johnson Carolyn Kunzlcr 'Ch- fm I-Elf Janet Goodwin .. ,. '3?'i'-up Bn-ndn Simpson Rita Ayrofk Susan h'I0l'I'OW Mary O'Nvil Carol Isckitv Bnrbsirzi Nl'Ali Clcorgv Ivil- IN., ,N Q if v ,..T-1 f wish 5-f mu in-5 I 'vii- Joey Kenipston Stella Williams Jane Adams Maureen Docken Fred Taylor Dave Srhubert K A fx X354 S ,am , , Dirk Miracle Linda Andres Charles Siegmond Norrine Radovieh Carolyn Rothwell ,IW me X D511 H E. 3. Helen Fry S N .Q 11 if 1 : ig . 99' sl 53 i f ,,1'fsw'2!H ..::I2ssE: ':. .. -- iggjfiiixligfm ys, . , -., V ., , S -W we ,fl if-fis ' . Wifi we -- . Y 1 www., 'K '.,s: ' ,R :if '55 E 9 5 if I r ,wil 4 if if X53 s Sharon Sherry Ann Wilson Bill Wasser Julie Brown Carol Dyess Gail Lewis Tom Watson Rick Ludeman Joy Campbell i f ni Sherry Tuttle if Dave Fenn - Dick Middleton Judy Bristow .,. Y I ii- if fyJ 5 , s 1 QA C + ' . S., f .e.L .gi 16 JIM COOPER IOHN ARAM Sgt At'Ams President Mrs. UTZINGER 8: Mr. STORVICK Advisors BRADLEY STEVENS Vice-President NANCY PEALE , SeC'm'y JANICE SMITH J U mo rs Representative One big peppy class that inhabited more than a fourth of the space at Clover Park was called 'juniorsf And They were proud of the name that they held. Active in every school function and sport, the junior class did much to improve the character and reputation of Clover Park. Representing the junior class on the football team were Hugh Hedges, John Aram, Ron Ratliff, Billy White, Fred Heany, Nick Iverson, George Hess, Jeff Iverson, Gary Buffo, Roger Southward, Mike Cloyd, Rich Thorecn, Jim Mathews and Lee Gollies. The hoopsters of eleven years in school were John Aram, Jim Gonners, Chuck Morberg, Cap Peterson, Frans Sperner, Mike Gloyd, Dick Thoreen, Mark Piper, Bill White, Walt Gasperovich, Ron Ratliff and Jeff Iverson. All hail the royalty in the junior class! Redhead Karen Johnson was elected to represent her class at home- coming and Janice Smith was chosen to stand as royalty at the Klahowya Dance. George Hess proved popular to the girls when he was elected as tolo prince. The active juniors won the annual activity ticket drive at the opening of school, thus showing their strength to the other classes. Annual staffers included Lonnie Bender and Lorene Quinn who put together the junior section. And last but not least, Pat LaPiere, Faith Judd and Roberta Whinery took an active part in the school yell staff. flkf fy 'Y fri' x . ff 4 A' ,Q We sf ' , :S -- v V f, x X S f Qc xy '-f 1, W5 Tv ,XV r- A if f 'Q Sf ',, c t N? L, f c 4, ft :E -P V' X vbxg-5 V Qs CQ 6 'xp . bf y fs-9 X X QRS -4 xx? mi Tx QD K ff QV '3' fxf V Q t ,gk - P Cl' SQ' ,f-fp X, N4-X,, f JM I5 sb - J x .,-, , .fa .V , W . W I Is. X 'T,-T-.'--',--, re Q. vt. r,. -J A M 6 'L IQQ, ' - J K i t S - l 4- F f 'K ll .ggi . , . , 1?- M .lei-ffl -: A'V ' ROW 3: George Ball, Bob Ballew, Roberta Balthis. Joe Bankston, Steve Bartholet, Douglas Bassett. Barrie Bayerle, Judy Beazy, Bob Beerroft. ROW 4: Nancy Belmont, Lonnie Bender. David Bennett, Pat Benton, Betty Benum, William Bertucci, Robert Bish. Karen Bishop, Lea Bitar. W, . itt , . M.-,A , V , . . 5-FSV 'Wil' .. X ROW I: Suzanne Adams, Paul Addington, Shirlee Alfultis, Earl Altes, Barbara Alt- mansberger, Jean Anderson. Judith Ander- son. Nancy Anderson, Ray Anderson. ROPV 2: Steve Anderson, Jim Andrews, Virginia Anstett, John Aram, Elaine Ash, Betty Babb, Dolores Bachimont, Karen Bai- ley, Joan Baker. tssr -wr. 5 , ROlV 7: Connie Case, Carney Davis, Linda Casto. Grant Cayton, John Chapman, Phyl- lis Chee, Susan Chisholm, Glen Clark, David Clem. ROW 8: Larry Cliff, Mike Cloyd, William Cobble, Larry Coffey, Larry Colbert, Ronnie Cole, George Coleman, Mike Collette, Jim Connor. ww, . . .- it , is 5 f'BSL': S ROW 5: Sandy Bittie, Elizabeth Bixler. Bette Blair, Jay Blodgett, Odo Bormke, Les- lie Boyd, Jay Bragett, Sharon Brown, Pamela Buckbee, ROW 6: Don Buettner, Gary Buffo, James Burg, Ardi Burnett, Karin Bur- ton, Terry Bye, Lee Callies, Candy Cain, Mirta Carlo. ay-.2 N-. 5-fi Y r A E ,sy . I it A . ' M ,IJ it I n , ii W A if :EG fs. ,- . f . --.-. .i 2, -Sri :2 . 1 55:--ii? '-' Elf:- B 7 . ., 2 ' - A- Q - f'li - li RO W I1 : Danielson. X' Q 1 . . Susan Damon, Bonnie a r A - -- - A if , ttt ROW 9: John Conroy, Lana Cook, Pat Cook. Thomas Cook, Jim Cooper, Suzanne Cooper. Mary Jo Corliss, Alfred Corona, Jane Courtright. ROW 10: Dixie Cov- ington. Roberta Cowden, Joanne Cox, Kathy Crandall, George Crombie, Diane Crouch. William Culner, NollAnne Cun- ningham. Sally Curtis. QT. Qt y . T, -'-il - ROW I: Leslie D'Arcy. Doug Darrell, Bar- bara Davis, Diana Davis, Susan Densmore, Richard Deadman. Renee Dennis, Ken Deprez, Robert Deul. ROW 2: Edith Diaz, . L . 1 ::,1 -gi ii l ' E 'E 1 'N .k.,. WE?-sg g I R ,.'-'f1 - N- 'K . J R Y .... qi me ia- ':.:Ef?i.::.i5:a,.. . , J L Q R1 'Wx Teresa Disch, Diana Dernbach, Leta Docken, Lynda Dockendorf, John Dooley, Pam Doty, Patricia Dourgherty, Eve Drake. Q -irk 1. L gig. i r : y 7 . .,., i In 1 A xy Q 44 i I I L . i n 5' I . ' MSM O M . 'l x .:, . J L 1 J 5' 4 v': W J N E ll .A A if 'f i A..- F FF? iv . ., -nr ROW 5: Nancy Eshelman, Steve Farber, Q Alice Farley, Diane Farning, Linda Farring- ii ' ton. Bob Faulk, Robert Felker, Clyde ' M Q t in Fickes, Gary Fletcher. ROW 6: Martha ii Flickingcr, Michelle Fortier, Lynn Fother- ingill, Sharla Fowler, Kathy Fowles, Doreen Fredrick, Marilyn Freeman, Rose Freeny, ' .A Alex Frew. . 1 F 3 ff! Q, 5 E N-fix 'a if .- 5' as L c af , jr 5 gr.-ii.-E.,-,.., . S el so 4 1 . els .- - a s 1 I .i .... ..,. t Ulf!! q ,y v .-.ax ROW 3: Wilma Drope, Ron Dull. Richard Dungal. Larry Dunn. Diane Durand. Joyce Dwyer, Hugh Dyke. Fred Eaton. Jon Elm- bert. ROW 4: Naney Eekman. Pauline Ekern. Bill Ellis, Nita Ellison. Jerry Ellison, John Ellison. Frank Elmer, Barbara Eng- man. David Erickson. ii N P' nfl ws.. O er-9. G . . ary Q L E... xy K - a.. . . 3 U fx .1 'EIU' -sg ROIV 7: Marty Fyfe. Bruce Garret. lValt Gasparovich. Jim Geer. Gary Gerritzen, Toni Gesetly. Ron Gibson. Jim Giles. Jane Gilli- land. ROW 8: Charles Givens. llelen Glans, Pete Glidden. Andrea Golda. Gary Goodenow. Joyce Gorlich. Bonnilee Gould, Karen Grant, Dave Greeley. -in 2 Q. N 4 ROW 9: Marsha Greek, Bill Gretler, John Grifhn, Oscar Gucrrego. Roberta Gius, Wil- liam Gunns. Bob Guy. Dennis Gustufson, Carole Hale. ROW I0: Ellen Hall, Lowell Halverson, Margaret Halvorsen, John Har- rington. Dave Harse. Michael Hart, Linda Harvey, Rita Hayden, Maryellen Hayes. ,. sl si f , 2 'W' ::- f 8 L 2 i X Q A fi. ROW Il: Fred Heany, Dick llearan. YE 5 ,315 . Q fs 'T s R: l 'T HRT ,U-Q. ROW 3: Oswin Jackson, Loretta James, Dave Jenkins, Peggy Jenkins, Donna Jen- nings. Linda Jennison, Ann Jones, Karen Johnson, Karen L. Johnson. ROW 4: Linda Johnson, Pat Johnson, Steve Johnson, Wil- liam Johnson, Faith Judd, Sharon Judson, Larry Kalberer, Gary Karman, Karen Kays. , J x K - -- 'L 1- Z ' , : , Q ROW I: Evens Heath, Hugh Hedges, Jack Hegseth, Charles Heinze, Dick Henderson, George Hess, John Hickam, Sandra High, Dave Hill. ROW 2: Ronald Hillius, Graz- cella Hobart, George Honroth, Judy Hop- kins, Carolyn Hopper, Lani Hulin, Jeff Iver- son, Norman Iverson, Loma Jackson. KJ H' X ER wen v, b 9 x at ,f -- -4: fi - 1, V I x e, 2 ws 3 , , ,,,. J .. 2-733111. ,ff 7 H ., K.. va wi l is -- 'T47 ' , xv A , ,gi .,. , Q 1 ...- ' - - J ' F6 fx 5 I J ,f 3i: v .2 X fi at -Es, J S XX X in -IIJJ Q if . V ROW 7: Philip LaMont, Loranee Lam- berth, Mike Lampton, Virginia Langford, Pat Ladely, Pat LaPierie, Robert Larsen, Carol Larson, Linda Larson. ROW 8: Rosf Laughlin, John Lawrence, Virginia Law- rence, Jan Leanord, Jerold Lebovitz, Edger Leimbecher, Lenore Leindecker, Sandra aa, Lemon, Paulette Leonard. iii ROW 5: Tom Kelly, Mel Kelso, Murill Kendrick, Carol Kimbrough, Lynette Kin- derman, Dave King, Rayneta Kimme, Mac Kirk, Ken Koval. ROW 6: Carol Koon, Gary Kohler, Monika Koehler, Bruce Knox, Vicky Kluvers, Wolfgang Klein, Carolyn Kizer, Virginia Krepky, Linda Kunschak. ' 5 34 ri: I I .-., . 7 Ki- NA , K in an in H . S Q' ' ir' :: - Q i-- ' K i . 1 iil U K H I I K 52, A 3 7 J I S M!-xx ,, J I ,V ..,. ,. A , fi ,lf -. K wai 'fix ,f . X ffxa X . if x , sf: V ll s 5 ROW II: Roger Mayfield, Sharon McAvov. Qu X ,. 1' ilu af.'Q1'f' M 'AH Bl L- -XA Null A ,yxzxwmklk V U i WUC ROW 9: gary Lincicome, Gerald xLink, Wayne Lloyd, Diana Loper, Larry Lovstrom, Max Lowe, John Lundin, Michael Lynch, Sharon Machen. ROW 10: Steve Malm, Jim March, Vince Mareheselli, Linda Mar- chall, Joe Martin, Nancy Martin, Trent Marvin, James Matthews, Richard Maurer. Q ow 1 f rmwx Q -V I LQ K H L ,J,,,, ROW I: Mike McCaffin. Steve McCready, Ann MeCugh. Ken McDermid, Bill Me- Dougal. Joyce McGinn, Sharron McKasson, Barbara McKenzie, Bill McLean. ROW 2: Marcia McLean, Richar McNeal, Bill in . if 5, 2: kgs? . ki .. F ' fs ' A L' ' 1 Q A A ' we Y 'isis ' L, 1- 1, 5 e- N.-w5'e MeNeeley. Marty Meathlihlen Medeiros, Mike Mellick, Elizabeth! cer, Arwyn Merrill, ancy Messi A ' i I E JVM-J, Q 1 ,MW Xf' V , l i- I' , , 1 ., k- .3 ,mg Q 4 ROW 5: Ann Murphy. Kathryn Murphy, Mike Musick, Monika Myers. George Nace, Nellie Negron. Dan Nelson. Gary Nelson, ' Jerry Nelsen. ROW 6: Brenda Newkirk, Sid me . ,. . . x , e . ., ,, L ,W .., ,, -:. L E I .Q - , A i -. . ss if W ROW 3: Rolfe Metzger, Gary Michael, Dave Miehaud, Paul Middelton, Marko Miakovich. Dan Miller. Jeff Miller. Ken Miller, Ron Miller. ROW 4: William Mil- ler. Morgan Mitchell, Don Moody. Patricia Moorman, Chuck Morberg, Mike Morgan. Pam Morton, John Mounts, Karen Mriglot. W. .we k+-Q, ,' e , Newson. Bonnie Nichols, Marvin Neilson, Q Q J Sally Nilsson. Wally Niesen. Karen Norberg, S. 4- 'Q - -5 Martha Norman, Sandra O,Connor. v s 1 2 X 0 . Y A -N We L WF- QQ' Q .. ,. 1 , K if xx ' ff.-?' , R .. ,-. 1 1' A ' . ' A Q ' ...,,: A 3' i ' .,.. .Q my ROW 7: Marianne O'Daniels, Sharon ,e ii I i ii' ii' J -: ,Q 'N .zga .zu ' , ' O'Leary. Pat Oleson, Linda Olson. Roberta ip R JM i' f -,..., A , . f Olson. Judy Osborne, Norman Osbourne, ll 'zi' Carolyn Owens, Elizebeth Owens. ROW X ,E 8: Carol Palmer. Wanda Parker, Judy Park- I I- iw K . A . inson. Joan Paul, Nancy Pealc. Lois Pear- B is J J X' A ' Q AR Q . 5 son. Andrea Pena. Dean Percival. Charles t L ' we is iv, i Er' V, ALE!-?,..5 , Q Peterson W V. ,QK . Q -,.. Z . ..,r. k k K t Lk E: 1 ' , , U, ,E . v ii i in 5 ' , . E , , A , W, P ' ' . S srl' . Q .J , f- - 5 y 1, Wg? 1 ROW 9: Diane Peterson. Dennis Phififer, F . : I J qk ' ':', :,. iii 2 R Q ,- : z . f l . Q Barbara Philips. Mark Piper, Jeri Potjer, Re- .. A . - . J QQJE ' H- ' iii - I' X qi- 5 f S ALL X becca Potthoff, Tom Pratt. Lorene Quinn, XQEFXX T' g ':'e i Vi' 1 . ' Q I' -'f fri! .Ah A ix Ed Rambo. ROW IO: Michael Rash, Joe Raudebough, Susan Rayley. Carol Redfield, Judy Reed, Lynn Reeves, Neil Reisinger, Sharon Reiter, Shirley Renfro. .A .. ,9 A i N If , 1, kg fig , kv 5. ,X t r ROW II: Caroljean Renner, Christine R Reynolds. 3 , i 1 ' '78 e e a -2 ,sgak e if S sv A s 'X 95 U 9.5, s..,'?'i, Jlx M ? Mn I 6 v X 5 TN, W' ROW 3: Larry Seaton, Jim Sedan, Sharon Sethe, Lisla Shaeffer, Lisette Shaw, Lorel Shaw. Mike Shaw, Carol Shaver, Kathie Shean. ROW 4: Pamela Shepherd, Paul -N si? ROW I: Sandra Riley. Frank Roberts, Lynn Roberts, Ralph Roberts, Felix Robinson, Lois Robinson, Carol Ross, Morris Ross, Terry Rucker. ROM' 2: Jeff Ruehle, Alice Rush, Bob Rutledge, Dave Ryan, Terry Ryan, Barry Schafer, Pat Schneider, Scott, Marcia Scott. Wayne Shwebke, Maxine Simpson, Dave Skinner, A , 1 Q A , ,, , f A Sandy Skogan, Ray Smart, Tom Smircich, . 4 , I A Janice Smith, Marquita Smith, .' Vw A 4: W , , ii 5 ,.kL . ,KH A I ia , ,,. , A if , '--, g 1 .. - 2 if ' 4 L 1 ' A K uuu , I xy g ,.... . , ,, , Q ,, -w . , -4-TRL-. ii ,.,i . f i ii g 1' '-- i li l ff' 1 ., , .1 - t1 1 ,lele l g V- '.', gf 1, : -',' 1 2' ,, , . F if H-E, I I ROW 5: Sue Smith, Steven Smock, Lee gh ::.., 1,,, g :,, S Q :AQ , Ig 2 - 3 Q., I nj, an ,q l Q-'55, , Sorenson? Roger southward, Franz Spemery ,R - ., It 0 ' William Sprigg, Bill Staggs, Bill Standal, A ' ' ' ' , t ' ' A ' Bob Srandal. Row 6: Sheila st. Clair, C0- I A I I -- leen Steele, Walt Stromme Judy Sutton, Z Q I k lb . ' E pu H. ..,, H, Don Svedberg Janet Swanson Maryellen 1 k M.: Ablr A q if A -A g SWanSon, Linda Sweat Gretchen Taft. ' 1 , Q: ' V' ia ii , ' ' ' 'l N 4 g ' . , . ., A H . -.,, ,Q ., 1 ,.v:z H. , A V L A W --.. A -L.,,,?l: , W ROW 7: Beverly Taylor, Diane Taylor, Lynn Tessier, Wally Thichhaldit, Karen Thompson, Kathy Thompson, Richard Tho- reen, Anita Thkarzyk, Richard Trimble. ROW 8: Donna Truitt, Barbara Tulfley, Mike Tullus, Glenn Utgaard, Jeff Vinyard, Arthur Volz, Judy Vukov, Tracey Walker, Ken Walton. WWF x , l pi .,, E i , :S at W xi, K , ,A ff , 6 M? e Q i i' , , , 7 f g , Q ini? S L91 lil --.. fy if ,ltr Eid? ROW 9: Judy Ward, Gary Wear, Sandra Wear, Barbara Weinman, John Welker, Linda Wescott, Judy West, Roberta Whin- ery, Barbara White. ROW IO: Bill White, Jerry Widell, Bob Williams, Carolyn Wil- liams, Roger Williams, Alice Wilson, Gail Wilson. Elaine Winterling, Bobbie Witt. ROW II: Mervin Wolfe, Jim Wootan, Ed . . 6 Wright, Safi Wright, Gretchen Yost, Judy -Young, Gary Zanuzouski, Harold Zarins, Rosemary Ziegler. l Swab the deck You dare to put me by Estep Take me to your leader Nosey Hey Pa, the Warriors are coming You say this is poison Hi you all When the boys talk about the girls Freshmen John . .. Mother's little angel You say you like to ' go hiking Big feet Fly catcher to LIFE Who? Mnnhater H1 there Paul Too many cooks spoil the Oh for a pea shooter use Ipann :if 3 B brew si IW f Q K BUZZ RIEGEL Sgt. at Arms DON PETERSON President ROGER BROWN Vice President Mrs. GEE Mr. FOSSEN Advisors ,Qs A Sophomores Secretary GARY TAYLOR Treasurer The largest class in the school, the Sophomores, had a very successful year under the guidance of Mr. Fos- sen and Mrs. Gee. The class officers were Don Peterson, president, Roger Brown, vice president, Sue Tros- per, secretary, Gary Taylor, treasurer, Buzz Riegel, Sgt. at Arms, and Darrell Halverson, Sophomore Rep- resentative to the Student Council. Twins seemed to capture most of the honors, as Sandy Wayno was elected Kalhowya Attendant, and Sharon Wlayno represented the Sophomore class at Homecoming Attendant. For the Girls' Clib Tolo the Sophomore girls elected Buzz Riegel as Duke. Karla Richardson and Barbara Hess were Girls, Club officers, and Marv Kasemeier was the tenth grade representative to the Boys' Club. Sophomore Class Editor for the Klahowya was Sherry Lucas, and Alan Sussman served as Sophomore sports reporter for the Clover Leaves. A New York skyline was the setting for the Soph dance, HManhattan Serenade. In sports, the turnout was good with twenty boys on the Sophomore football team, six boys on the Reserve team, and four Sophomore boys saw action on the ales Varsitf s uad. There were Hfteen bo fs on the So Jhomore basketball team, and 4,6 5 Cl 5 1 QBQQ six on the Reserve team. ' And now, as our Sophomore year draws to a close, we will look back on our K ,M 1, X. days of ujulius Caesar, snowstorms, and French conjugations as a wonderful part fig, I of Om- high School life. 'E is lu n april' 'T T Ska ill. is , emi- , , 14... ff ' 17 Qt, XQ ' N Qi MW, y , lui wsu f,g,7:L T V At. V ll , vi Jli w x ' 1 ff ' ' A Ml S15 is pi by ' rl' F-yxgxgg li .f l T4 , f fl F sp ?-f X 4. , J., 5 L lf U flllifgwmn it ll I , 114,11 1 vp f ll- , 'Hi . V - f - 'X XXV 'T 7 . l' M I -'-R Q - nxsbiig, 98 Kzx dk -V, . 522' A ii' y y t , as , -.. ,,, t utta . , a f ef , , x - x . -- 5 . rr' Af f.W, .7 . u M. 'xx :f 1- X 'wgzf 9 'lm r grl ft l Richard Bahr, Mike Baird, Cherijo Baker, Sue Baker, Bonnie Baldwin, Karen Baldwin, Norah Balmat, Bobby Bankston, Tom Bar- ber, Jane Barbon, Diane Barnard, Luanne Barnard, Jane Barthalet, Joe Bartkovich, Linda. Baysinger, Gilbert Beardsley, Gwen Beattie, Dennis Bedortha, Marianne Beeler, Charles Beggs. if + r a ' l Xe ,,i w f 2 fe .ls . 3, 1? ir , . . .5 . . 7 1. T . ass YES ,, Q' if 3 Q wi Bob Aaby, Dave Adams, Lanette Adams, Steve Adams, Peter Aden, Anna Aguilar, Marsha Alexander, Morris Alexander, Mari- lyn Allbaugh, Kristen Anderson, Marvin Anderson, Ron Anderson, Paul Andres, Tony Appert, Marilyn Aqua, Kathleen Ar- nold, Mike Aus, Betty Ayers, Chris Baden, Carolyn Bahr. , 1 ,,, ,qw iw ar . .... , me X t, rr wr, t ' l y , Q ,:L, ,, Z, aw. , F . .1 ,L ,. .. - . t 5 I ,. Ng . sf 1 . 'lr Carol Bradley, Walter Branham, Judy Brewer, Kathy Brock, Joan Brockway, Kathy Brooks, Russell Brooks, Judy Brown, Roger Brown, Wayne Brown, Mike Bryans, Larry Bullis, Bobbie Jean Bunce, Linda Bunnell, Noreen Burbridge, Vic Burfoot, Diane Bur- goyne, Roger Buri, Cynthia Burlison, Lee Burnett. ' - .Q , li .f X r 'Phe , 1 iv ai- j w 'A - e - ,mr W - 'ZEF it . t a e 1.1, . 'A zze- l 1532? y ge We Beverly Cleveland, Walter Coate, Jim Coats, Tom Cobbe, Gordon Coe, Dave Coleman, Marcos Colon, Dennis Conroy, Don Coop, Jackie Cooper, Robert Cooper, Danny Corn, Sue Coulson, jim Covell, Janet Cox, Jack Crawford, Glenda Creed, Charles Creesy, Bill Croft. Helen Cummings, A iw ,A S' 'V M lie: 1 . X J i Fred Bell, Dave Bell, Richard Bell, Karen Benke, Marilyn Bennett, Gary Benoit, Don Benstine, Corky Bishop, Ronald Black. Mike Blankenship, Richard Bocdecker, Frank Boehm, Becky Bond, Ronnie Bone, John Bongiovanni, Daniel Boone, Darlene Boop, Bob Booth, Sharon Boring, Mari Boyce. ,,, y l - ir, , 4 ii ii. l we 4 so , f . ,.,, 4 Xi I L ' I Linda Burr, James Burton, Dave Button, Andris Cakarnis, Mary Caldwell, Cheska Callow, Karen Case, Ted Cammon, Daisy Campbell, Louis Carlisle, Bob Carlson, Bob Carlson, Diane Carlson, Renee Carlson, Bert Cazabon, Corinne Carnahan, Carol Chap- man, Carol Christie, Barbara Christy, Ta- mara. Clark. il. xg. gh X I H' N F ,F t 1 , E I B 2' f- L f A - 'L X W ii , ' , I N .4 , ::: K F t e , , 5 if ldv 3 H M . Q 1:1 i f'- l t 'E ' i g, K ,A, V f I Steve Czarnecki, Ken Dailey, Eddie Daniels, , B is fi' Z 1': Z F 9 3' L 'x Waring Davies, Sharon Davis, Hollis Day, ,.:, H I R is DNKHH :'.: David Dechant, Don Densmore, Dave Des i if . 'Ak f..-fr ' ' ' s 2 , Chene, Rick Dettinger, Karen Deyton, Ron- , I L Y V Q ald Diamond, Margaret Dezell, Etta Dick- ? A v M V V V - M: A- A Q ,N I ens, Edith Dippold, Sally Disch, Diantha j ,i,,i -4 , ,L is .jg K in Doggett, Mary Dooley, Pat Doty, Scott V iiizz I Dougherty' Q f fs Kfgg , :-:: - 'K 7' it 5 ' ' f , - fa. I t, H g I 2 I 1 ',.. , Lynn Driver, Pat Dull, Bob Duffy, Walter J I , , ,Z t Q' Q -- Duncan, Evelyn Dunman, Barbara Eastman, V ' :-: ZLJ Q an A Ron Eaton, Linda Eberhardt, Eileen Eck- ' L , J' , i 'ii' l ' ii , ,.,: -' ' gl f I . . 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I -D ft, , ' f -1: a iw .,,,. tiff , 45? iaiiiw s , ,, MKG' ,,... ....., mi- Hi Yam Y X in L , .. ,...l2... 3 K J 'I , N . as : - P , V 1 3 Q, iq? 6 4' :ui-j. -fi' . fx' X ., ,aft if ii? s .M 'wg' is 4 ., 5 .H ,,. 833 11, - Qi 1. z. - - -J M .L :,:- -le, .. -1- ' -,gf x:, , :ff ---is g -, af , RQAEIE . y X X L .,. ir ,Q , T? is aww t 'mm E my Q .X X M ,M Loralee Hall, Steve Hall, Judy Hallmen, Darrell Halverson, John Hamilton, Nancy Hammons, Judy Hanson, Elaine Hardy, Jim Harrington, Tony Harris, Bill Harrison, Jerry Harrison, Larry Harrison, Carolyn Harkness, Gary Harvey, Lowell Haugen, Dan Heath, Judy Heiser, Bob Hellyer, Ida Herderson. 9 ,Mr , ,- :. 4 rn. ,, i 1 1 i' i ,Q ' J i.., , E -2 ' ' 3 g f 59 ,E ,S :TEE ,, me , it . ' ' ,, ,f ig., . , - i. 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I W E r J X I X t '96 i Gail Johnson, John Johnson, Steve John- son, Lynette Johnson, Terry Johnson, Bill Jolly, Barbara Jones, Ed Jones, Larry Jor- don, Mamie Josey, Jim Jowell, Dinah Judd, Doug Kasemeier, Karen Kasemeier, Marv Kasemeier, Mike Kavanaugh, Karen Keehn, Jim Kelly, Jim Kendrick, Rolly Kent. t 'irq Q 4 s an 1 1 V , me ' Colleen La Mon, Barron Lancaster, Dianne Langhorst, Larry Larsen, Gary Larson, Linda Larson, Sharon Larson, Beverly Lawlor, Dolores Lee, Mary Lehman, June Lewis, Richard Limbo, Julie Limon, Nadine Link, Nancy Long, Eddie Longstreth, Douglas Lowry, Sherry Lucas, Carlos Luna, Steve Lundstrom. aloe' was r ,. 9 , . K r' , ,di Q . .Ax 1, -, it , , 1- -. 1 5 , an L -1 ir Q, 1 . f t X I '2 K Q-I fs t.. Q E: .,.. .,:,U ,, I - in , . If 'fit wt - -- ., ff-- .- . 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Q ! s P M ii is I H A ii 5 in Charles McCallum, Bill McCann, Jim Mc- Clintic, Harvey McDonald, Chris McEchron, Sandi McFarland, jim McGladrey, Dave 1 McGoldrick, Steve McGruder, Robert Mc- l Ginnis, Bob McKenzie, Monica McLean, Sue Mead, Mark Melby, Fran Merrill, Tom Michael, Ray Michaelson, George Millen, Mary Lou Miller, Pat Miller. Q it 1 5 Z A sl 'N li ,,,,.. , ,,.,, I ss 5 fai- rs 3 3 mf! Steve Nelson, Toby Ann Nemetz, Guy Nitz, Janice Nix, Larry Nixon, Darrell Nolting, Don R. Norris, David Novak, Gary Oaks, Dick Oliver, Melva Oliver, Darlene Olson, Sandie Olson, Paul Oppy, Carole Orbison, Linda Owens, Mary Ann Owens, Beverly Palmer, Diane Palmer, Fred Papineau. 4 ' J, '- , fx X L G f i S . it ' - , , ' W :Z t-4. ,... , , P 1 , - sf V Q 'Q 6 - ..-, -. 1 .,, ez, ' - 'gt Q- 1. qw g tg, ,, t tl 'T 'ii ti .tt ' , L Sli! 'vent gs! A N 4 t J 25, t Jim Pruitt, Pete Putnam, jack Pyle, Lynn Pyles, Dennis Quackenbush, Emily Qui- jaance, Carroll Quinn, Bill Rawlings, Ana- belle Reed, Merrylou Reed, Wayne Reffner, Pat Rielly, Virginia Reinhart, Dieter Reu- ger, Jim Reuter, Pat Reynolds, Heide Rhoades, Richard Rhone, Carolyn Rice, Karla Richardson. A at . 3 V , stat iii, ,sgzx,,i2?i,'A.f7i2 QW . :' il . - - lv , W f s. 1 4 s .- , f iiii . i F35 g--if' , . A I 3 vkgb ii 2 fkk at .I 1 3 R A Q e 1 is L. , QQ' Y ' ' ' -V A9 Larry Sheplar, Donna Shepley, Pat Shoe- maker, Connie Simmons, Tom Simmons, Elizabeth Skarshaug, Carol Skok, Judy Sleep, Beverly Smith, Cassandra Smith, Dar- ve ' lene Smith, Dick Smith, Gloria Smith, Karen Smith, Leroy Smith, Virginia Smith, Bill Smitherman, Joel Smitherman, Mau- reen Soine, Norene Sorenson. nr vt , 44 'il' . - , . Y M 3 X 1 f t. t X in i X .. .. LKLL J , . F K 1 , R t 2335, sl: , L 4 ' , t I I . . to Q' M , ,,. S .:.':- AILA f Shirley Sater, Ken Sawyer, Sherry Saxton, Michael Schafer, Gordon Schatz, Mike Schinnel, Carl Schoffstall, Jim Scholl, Bob Schrimpf, Marlin Schroeder, Don Scott, Randy Scott, Gwen Seales, Pat Sedam, Don Sedgwick, Deanna Seidel, Richard Scney, Ron Shearer, Bill Shepard, Carol Shepard. ..,. Q ' i t I i a s ' X id X i -' Eg' ll i 5 2 V is S S Q J t rt s aa , -i 2 I -- Z '- K V - ,- 5 ' :'s: I U V ,mi I, I In ' K J , 2 : 5 ei, A ,Z : Qf FE- s 'Ag ,ll Ken Sutherland, Joann Swanson, Terry 1 Swinggi, Bill Swope, Ronnie Symes, Gary V Taylor, Karan Taylor, Linda Taylor, Rich- ..' ' ard Taylor, Jeanne Teeple, Ray Thielen, Bruce Thomas, Thompson, David Thompson, Judy ,Q Thompson, Marvin Thompson, Gail Thu- . line, Jeanne Tice, Bill Todd. f Dave Thomas, Cheryl gf- s Joe Sousa, Ron Spaulding, Robert Spooner, Alan Spreen, Vonce Squier, David Stahl, Gail Steele, Mark Stephenson, Naomi Stephenson, Don Stewart, Marsha Stewart, Sharon Stiles, Jeanette Stoneking, Tim Stratton, Jim Stroh, Carol Stromme, Carol Stuard, Sherry Summers, Jackie Sumner, Alan Sussman. 4,64-20 G, B A 1 free S r eset tts tt., r .1 A f' ,e il er' ' '-rf S ' -f e-'+ - s k ,sql ii , t S 1 Eugene Wehunt, Russel Welch, Marsha Weller, Verdelle Wellington, Lowell Wendt, I ,, Elizabeth West, Clare White, Sandy White, - V WSW Y Bill Wigle, Donne Willey, Jack Williams, 1, '- Thelma Williams, Joe Williamson, Ken Eg y Sally Jo Wilson, Sandy Wingard, Louie Winnegge, Thelma Wise. U 5 R21 ,yr Q ,,,.- Q 4' Williamson, Barbara Wilson, Jan Wilson, e ' t J-.. e J s a .r L I v' . -. Sandra Torfm, Natalie Traugott, Dennis Traynor, Cameron Trenor, Kathy Trone, Sue Trosper, Louis Truschel, Nancy Tutt, John Utgaard, Jane Van Cook, Donna Van Derripe, Joy Van Mondfrans, John Viducich, Nellie Vistacion, Susan Walker, Elfi Wal- ther, Linda Watson, Louise Wayburn, Sandy Wayno, Sharon Wayno. ,, as qt . I H -Y -. I X a. Q.. , t , is .- at V ' X. , A K we Q .. 4- 1 at ,, . it ,. . .. Pia ', V ' ' .,, - . if , QW 'S Q ar 'RS 1, ,I . ,kn on N Le .Q ..., R RIT! .. M si. J' ik A 01, XF 1 ' 2 H -gf Us at. E. . K s W A , 1 - . A . Eggs. V. 5 '1 .L '- ...E - , U .E 5, f K A :N ,L,, I I. I ' .15 TA E ' L -L A K - . ,-, , . . ' -V1 r X- ' mv -' M , N . .V ll ' ' V Bob Wiseman, Ronna Woodfock. 1' if 5 ' ' . 35 1 3 ze e .- ' V' . . - 1? L - . 'A are 4- 5 U , AL,, f ' Mike WOOYCH, Blame Wvrkrmm- X A? '- ff B 'Q KFISUHC WTHY- DOUUH Wyfkfffl- AUD X - - .,... f ' . - -- ' K . f ' ' Soph. Dance Manhattan Serenade S, Wilson, F. Merrill, S. Mead., K. Fowler, A. Sussman, B. Hess. Pi Sedan. L. Burr. Brown. Young, Lonnie Young. Patsy Young, Marlene Zarelli, Barbara Zcbbs. Ron Zcnchenko, Linda Zion. Ivan Spald- ing. N MEMORIAM ' ,'4mzS 1943- 1958 LYNN APPLEQUIST Sgt.-At-Arms GARY GALUSHA N' President Mrs. MOTTISHAVV Ady'i50r Vice-President T OHNSON F h BET Siciietary KIM FLETCHER Treasurer This year our class officers were Gary Galusha, Presidentg Gary Brown, Vice Presidentg Betty johnson, Sec- retaryg Kim Fletcher, Treasurerg Lynn Applequist, Sgt. at Armsg and Mickey Johnson, Freshman Representative. Our Advisor was Mrs. Marjorie Mottishaw. Linda Craig and Nancy Long represented the freshmen in the Girls, Club and Bill Barret the Boys' Club. Both did a Hne job. Joanye Ootkin was our Freshman Class Editor for the Klahowya, and Naida Isacson was the petite blonde Freshman Attendant for the Klahowya Dance. Our football team won all its games and is the champion of the Southern Division of the Puget Sound League. Managers were Doug Edwards and Ken Beuche. Our basketball team won first place for the Puget Sound League, with Joe O'Danials and Warren Eastman the managers. Mr. Donald Price was coach and Mr. Merle Hagbo assistant coach for both basketball and football teams. Steven Link won the freshman football Inspirational Award. Cute Bonnie Bimler, Kathy Porter, and Jan Schreycr were Cheerleaders and spurred our teams on to vic- tory with pep and personality. Truly this has been a successful year for the freshmen. lly '. ly' g dw t . f A f ,4 pt A 'J' X X l 6 N T x X f fi 105 s,,f' T' f ' .. 2. Terry Brown, Ellroy Buddle, Berry Brunette, Rupert Burg, Bonnie Burke, Jean Burke, Dick Butcher, Carolyn Cahoon, Nancy Cal- hoon. Marie Carr, John Cane, Joan Chilson, Julie Child, Jo Chandler, Steve Chase, Judy Chamberlin, Alvin Clouse, Gary Cloyd, Sue Clayton, Steve Cohen. 1 rf. . - I -ffli' .-. -E ' f- ,, ' .fi ii xr ,, 1 : M, ' , , :- .' . 1 15, R. , ,, 1' Y N - ,f f Y .. is is F3 'fi 515:14 'E:sL'l?' 2 ,,.. , M P Q 3 Q., Q, ., l X , im fl Q Y x I L Elyse Durkin, Kathy Dyke, Jeanette Easley Mike Earhart, Warren Eastman, Doug Ed- wards, Madillyn Collier, Carol Ellison wi . f -: 3 -E -V Joyce Estcp, Pat Evanson, Rocky Famelton, ,fr-N.- H , 'wif , . W, 2 .. mr. yr- -P' 3 -qs, 1-.t ' ,:E: 'f if R . r gg. f sl . .. M . i. in .. :QW ,rj A Y at t ,,, .. Doloris Fannon, Dale Farley, Gerry Farley, Mike Farral, Shirley Fena, Clark Fisihoff, :gy Kim Fletcher, Carl Floodquist, Mike L.,, 5 Foshang. :IEI . 5 , :r,, .,.., y ,Fm .t ,,., . rms 3 E , I... I- N ,ik My l 2 ff 39' ii? fill, Kathy Grogan, Sue Hadfield, David Hall, Glen Hall, Wayne Hall, John Halverson, Donna Hamilton, Judy Hanson, Leslie Hanson, Bob Harper, Gerry Haus. Kathy Haynes, Jeanette Heckly, Mary Ella Hedges, Joe Hedges, Lesil Heinze, Pat Hei- zig, Gail Henderson, Sharon Henifir, Gerry uv - ' 1 i , . .fx ,J g g 1: H fx l V Y ar .. wwe ai' 'W -V. - 'v ,.:,,-- U tx f ft a t r Robert Ableson, Merle Adams, Bob Adler, Judy Anderson, Janet Anderson, Joel An- derson, Lynden Applequist, Vernon Att- wood, Sandy Austin, Nancy Adyn, Ricky Baird, Kit Baker, Jan Baldridge, Jim Bald- win, Allen Ball, Bill Barrett, Barbara Berry, Bonnie Bimler, Gary Brown, Rae Brown. 1 -- 1 1. ,,:i , f'. I 'f :-' A .- .. . 1 '-':, ff - ,,. - S ,,, 2 . ,, sh 'Q ' e l is if r F A I Y z 'T ' l' Linda Colson, Barbara Cook, Lee Cripps, Ray Curtis, Jerry Curtis, Carol Darrow, Dar- den Davis, Jim Dawson, Pat Delude, Peter Demsey, Ed Densmore, Wayne Denton, Terry Detenger, Lorraina Detweiler, Dana Devita, Harold Diamond, Bob Dour, George Drapper, Dan Duke, Sharon Davis. . ,',' Q Q ' t s , 1 ' . ' I IQ: F 1 m-Qirfs ,a-: ig 3, V ., . . 'J a . 'K Rick Fowler, Joe Frost, Loyd Frost, Jim Furgison, Gary Galusha, Mike Gauda, Pat fini' Qffx , ,, ust, Richard Gibson, Eleanor Gildiroy, Dave Gisse, John Givens, Joyce Glenn, Dar- lene Gose, Bruce Gould, Jim Gordon, Gor- don Grant, Melvin Grant, Bill Griffin, Paul Griflin, Ken Grimme. Q X uf L -Fil ., K X Q' 'il' ' ' , yn? , Mn. -.-A J . , , ,,, :si ,, as ,Q i.v - 'F K' , as W 44 rf as ' 'T' L, if . 4 . ,, ,ff Q, of fx . ,. i WN, wx, X si' . ' . n..ne 1 a..,. sanrya c ,L V . I-'. ': i'L: : ': H f K ' A K . 7 ,: is N, ,, K -j ...-.. . -3,5 'X f f , in A v .Q .:.: Q Karma Johnson, Linda Johnson, Mary El- R15 W i - X ,r , M A len Johnson, Michell Johnson, Lester John- I . .W son, Sue Johnson, Coleen Jones, Mark ::' ,.,.. ,P Y B, ' , X Jones, Clark Jonson, Joan Jordan, Chuck tit- fr- fm Kales, Steve Karnos, John Kattanic, Carol ll Keith, Pat Kenny, Sarah Keys, Larry Kil- f p lion, Alfred Kirk, Kathy Klinger, Peter if .Elf Klein. ,Q - if ,A I egg, -..:. in f ,E W .e e as . . as ,,:. y , ,a.Ef if ' yl 1-,1 e r r Terrica Mangano, Bill Mann, Pam Morney, Bob Marcilanus, Mayo Marsh, Randle Ma- son, Ricky Maxwell, David McDowell, Jim 'McGreevy, Chesta McKasson, Denis Mc- Kasson, Andrea McKlaine, Larry McLand, Dick McMahon, Don Mears, Gary Medley, Eilene Mitrition, Mark Melby, Margaret Messing, Carma Miller. . 1f, Q75-. 1' 2 'ii , , 1 ., :, ij I if ff W M t,.,f ii ': ' iz. L if C ,.,:,' F j u 'K , Q., . ' . Paul Olson, Mike OlNeil, George Onteva- roes. Joan Ootkin, Judy Oswald, Ginny Othout, Cheryl Page, Pete Palaconnic, Jerry Parks. David Pctcrson. Johnny Peterson, Nancy Peterson, Bob Berry, Kathy Porter, Bill Powell, Janice Pratt, Erlinda Punslang, Steve Purdy, Kathy Quinn, Pam Rachford. ' X W' -2 -of ,Q Linda Herron, Barbara Hess, Jim Hewitt, Ginny Hill, Leon Hill. Harry Hokinson, Karen Holt, Bruce Hubbard, Jim Howard, Mary Lee Hymen, Barbara Ibson, Naida Isaccson, Jackie Ivie, Bruce James, Phillip Jaskar, Harry Jennings, Allan Johnson, Betty Johnson. Carl Johnson, Caron Johnson. Yi il' Betty Koval, Linda Langdon, Nancy Lam' pert. Conrad Landing, Larry Larsen. Mari- lyn Larsen, Frank Lauflin. Donna Lea, Jim Kessler, Marilyn Lcster, Steve Link, Tink Lipscomb, Nancy Long. Ron Look, Hannah Lott, Judy Louer, Betty Lynch, Coleen Lyshek, Karen Lyle, Mackenzie Musick. wg 'gf J fi F x 1 W me is , F x ,, x V ,an wig J, Charles Miller. Craig Miller. Andrea Mis- coski, Dick Mohamet, Randy Morales, Kathy Moore, Tom Moorman, Kay Mulli- gan, Dave Musselwhite, Gordon Nagle, Nancy Neighbors. George Nelsbn, Pat Newsom, Whitney Niescn, Gene Nitz, Shirley Nyberg, Barbara Oberhansly, Joe O'Danicls, Becky Olson. Don Olson. , . 6 gy if ,Q s - as t., I 1 ii ' ' ,,- ' Lg ggi! 'V wa -k'kk if - ..L,,' J W, ez: 21, . Q ' A... L . .QQ f s e Tj ..., .1 . , , ,,,. A. .LJ J. mi LW' V 43 S: il is Ll? R li 1 A M' fet a, - :iffi --,.,...: fig, ': , e Becky Reed, Gloria Reed, Jim Reed, Robert Fe Reed, Carry Rich, Paul Rice, John Reise, Roger Roush, Steve Rose, Susan Rosen, i a wg, .fghisgm L.: Georgia Robinson, Christine Robinson, Char- leen Robb, Cindy Rucker, Holly Schantz, Pat , Schoolcraft, Jan Schryer, Pam Schwalen- - L7 - bach, Pam Schwisher, Dan Schwikert. ,- -.Q -, .195-3 ,,'i L, W' Q 'fl iff, . L if L1 Bob scoff, Laffy Shaw, LYHH Shepard, J iae . L . ' i t ...i. Sandy snepafd, Karen Salarski, Ted Slat- -Q ,V ,.. , L :l W V. ten, Ken Slemko, Sally Slifko, Janice Smith, , A Z YL aq, 2, ,H 5. 'C 'Will' 'i B Jim Smith, Larry Smith, Joan Snyder, Sue ,Q-L .,:' -f A ' A ii ' Snyder, Dick Sowel, Bundy Sparks, Ron ig V ,a in A V L. , I V ,A I L Sparks, Diane Spicer, Jerrolene Spooner, ,XVA 0 Carol Spurrier Alice Standford. ,E N M -- t gif? - is ,.,, f i' ', , L 41: ' it . 'zr' :: ' B - ': 2'. e , S -S L..L L L, wi' L ii 1' 'F :fain A - I: f V , i, , . 3 I ,IQ A H J Vlz 2 ,klh V , Sharon Starkey, Gary St. Clair, Eddie Steele, SL i p X :ELI i : X zuu .' J,, Pam Steele, Jim Steppono, Glen Stevens, AQ f llr. ii I In if , ' -I X ,ae ,XML Gary Stewart, Sunny Stotler, Phyllis Strad- g L A ' K NWN ' ley, Louie Stroll, Gordon Stubbs, Lyn Stone- f ' J ' 4 king, Carol Sullivan, Carolyn Sullivan, ,,'4. M ' .r lggxl I :iq H lilb , J ,, 1. N3-5 V, ,,,,' LL I V I Bobanne Swanson, Bob Swift, Bobbie Tacha- V L - . .L L E ,Liga hard, George Tart, Grace TufHeY,MC1Tay- 'i Lf '-,. K fe.: - '.'- ::-: , I -,--- - ,,' 5 ,,, 5,,i,L,jg e3s,gL .,: ' 'N' ie V'-. Q- l0I'. ' ' t iiir L it Ronitia Taylor, Danny Thomas, Barbara , , e ' , I L, Thompson, Mike Thompson, Ronald J , ,.-H S5 z L . Q K I Thompson, Sandra Thompson, Jim Thorne, Y .,,' f ,,,. , e a ISN., T 7 , Y , Anton Thorsen, Edwin Thorsen, Rudy g ii' ',,' W I Q! i'i: iizi , ' Thorsen. Carol Timmerman, Dennis Tip- ' 47 li Q ' :f- 3 ft . B' r if C ton, Linda Treadway, Don Urban, Robbie n l. ii W' Vanderwalker, Russel Vera, Pat Verner, , I -',E I ,wb A ,I Z , -' .5 A 5 Manfred Viergutz, Noami Villia, John , If li L i ' ' ,L ,ii Wallace, ,,:i' fn ::': f,r . -1 afe,, -s , ' S' ' ' a i it -1 :R L , at' .. Y G , . Q K .,,l' I iq I I Q Im I Perry Ward, Gail Wehunt, Gary Wells, Con- : J I I A nie West, Sharon White, Ricky Wiefle- , 5 'tt' 1l : , Q agg 52' Q,,'lLZIi' . A, -' dorfer, John wieeael, Dave Williams, ciandia X iw 14 , 7 L L gp Wilson, Jim Wilson, Judy Wolfe, Bill ' L Wooddand, Diane Wofel, Jan Zimmerman, A L I J I -1 V. j Y 5, a V Gail Zion, Barry Bigelow, Jack Bowen, Ann LL zzp bpz Boyd, Warren Crosby, Forrest Carvey. .1 J , i 1, Q . in .gig .!:: I :,. E, J. iirk . ,Q ,Q gk .. V-L ,IA gg nj A -gn ' i' , ' .,:: Thomas Carr, James Grapevine, Sumiko Miki, Marie Sventh, Vicki Bond, Ken Beu- she, Rod Bently, Aadnie Bensted, Dalene Belman, Mike Bell, Mike Bedwell, Jim Crane, Liz Parkinson, John Tvetcn, , ti. .., -L . 'Z is.. NL 1 ' on e L , 1 Q , L R - ' ,e R x Judianne and jerry Fotheringill placed First in the Junior Pairs competition in the National Figure Skating Championship. which was held in Rochester. New York. SCIENCE XVIZARD: The fame of Cordon Schatfs ingenious salt water-fresh water converter reached Wfashington D.C.. where his ideas are being used in the construction of a demonstration plant for the conversion of brakish or saline water. CHAMPIONS Voice of Democracy Contest winner from Clover Park was Nancy Peale, Nancyls stirring speech and natural delivery proclaimed her to be the winner over many others, who com- peted in this worthwhile contest. Christine Heerema 7- V- Clover Park's American Homemaker of Tomor- row. Chris's high score in the Betty Crocker Search won her that coveted title. Congratulations. Chris. Gary... Did you have to wake me? Ape Call Muscles STUDENT No Expression Standmg on the Corner Bang' Way back when Ch1ef cooks if : xi .. Ei :s cm Fx ca 5 .T : cm :- U, dmv-A C 4102 V , .. s 'YL :lg Away we Some l'lCI'VC et you et R WLL bf ML kfwfbuwgfmfwjf aff! J if J fy ' HJ we YW ff X M GW M JL W jf f Z K Ifla. X1 ! . OUR HONORARIES:SCHOLARS . . . ACTCRS Mrs. Whitten Torch Advisor 'Ofc 4 1' O X . it it ,fvll V all Torch Honor Society One of the largest organizations in school, the Torch Honor Society was composed of the oustand- ing members of the student body in the Held of scholastic achievement. One bar pins were awarded each new member and the seniors were given in exchange for their three bar pin a bright gold permanent Torch pin engraved with the name of the school. Club meetings throughout the year were varied and interesting, much along the same style as their initiation held in November. The get- togethers were times of fun and entertainment proving that you can still have fun getting good grades. O Thespions ROW I: L. Wescott, J. Tatum, K. Richardson, P. Rice. S. Fogg, E. Cables, D. Loper, M. Musick. Mrs. Hcidbrecler, advisor. ROW 2: Bowden. Drwyer. S. Strickland. M. Freeman, A. Todd, K. McGee, C. Allen. ROW 3: B. Johnson, J. Farrer, Pyle, E. Niagruder. Wel- ker, B. Rawlings, D. Orlandini. . Y - , Twin , , 2 A nf.. n 4 WRFERS . . .AND MATHEMATICIANS! I ll 7 ROW I: Mr. Cross, H. Paras, H. MurcloCk. B. Clark, R. JL1CllIIl1llI'l, C. C11 ow. X. Smith. ROW 2: S. We-wsom, T. Wlntson, S. Farber. March, G. Rose, Ellison, M. Kelso, P. Kin. ROW 3: T. Harris, S. McCallum, P. Jzlsker, R. Roush, F. Young. U l'HESE WERE NEW AND SMALL . . . Model Builders Club 3. Coleman, T. Marvin, Stroh, M. Malek, Morgan. Camera Club R. Frccrnan, A. Young. A. Sussman, S. Smovk, R. MCCz1ll. U3 lNlrs. l,:1c'lxc'y Math Club vo-nclvisor Quill and Scroll ROW I: K. Mcflcv, C. Eastham, C, Dawson. S. Mnvlxvn, S. Alfultis, Mr. Crozxsdill, advisor: G. Lcwlfll. C. Isvkitv, ll. Clark, C. Anclvrson, Debate Club ROW I: C. Slmvvr. E. VVrigl1t, B. Mc'Kvnzi1'. T. Lipsrornlw. ROHMP: C.'lPc-rry. P. Mvfiolcl- rick, J. Fnrrvr. D. Bnldridgc. lx FAUS PAUX, French Club Mrs. Whltten French Club Advisor ROW I.' Strandwold. M. Tveten. M. Neal, C. Buegler, J. Wlhitney. B. Neal. C. Kanzler. C. Dyess, K. Irwin ROI1' 2: B. Freekleten. K. Kasemeier. Fowles. Hop- kins. C. Case. L. Kinclermnn. M. Smith. N. Radovieh, C Chapman. ROH' 3: K. Hess. R. Maples, S. Lemon. J Farrer. R. Sieg. M. VVolf, A. Reed. J. Parkinson. ACH DER LIBER, ETC. German Club Mr. Schmidt German Club Advisor ROW I.' U. Viergutz. V. Marche-selli. R. Agnew, H. Stegie, L. Adams, B. Taylor, S. Barbon. E. Engman. ROW 2: P. Oleson, A. MeCugh. D. Braunohler. M. Douglas, E. Sehutz, J. Stoneking, E. Workman. J. Swanson. J. Vukov, P. Foster, B. McCord. ROW 3: B. Reese, K. Doebl, L. Trusehel, A. Sprcen, H. Schatz. R. Black. G. Hamilton. Spanishzub Mr. MeConnell Spanish Club Advisor - ROIV I.' J. Lewis. S. Stiles, P. Schneider. K. MeGee, J. Swanson. D. Banard, P. Garrison, J. Ilzilmo. J. Sumnar, S. VVilson. A. Jonio, S. O'Lc-ary, P. Morton. ROW 2: E. Diaz. R. Cowdin. S. O'Connar, H. Clans. L. Pearson L, James, D. Frederick. D. Covington. J. Nix, P. Sedam K. Taylor, M. Stewart, J. Brewer. ROW 3: I.. Ellis, L. Eberhardt, C. Williams. S, Barlon. B. Bayerle. A, Law- rence, M. Kognoskie. L. Casto. L. Kinclerman. D. Freneh. Holt, A. Gasperette. Sutton. C. Irigon. I.. Centolizo A. Masso. ROW 4: C. Shaver, D. Boop. C. Christie. C. Rothwell, Barboa. M. Norman, L. l.anon. B. Blair. K. Johnson. K. Fowler. F. Judd. T. Ruvker. E. Cables. a s 1 P' C. Kizer. B, Tuflley. ROW 5: J. Mongan. M, Malek, M. Anderson. MeCall. J. Pratt. D, Peterson, G. Fletcher, D. MeGladrey. A. Sussman. R. Lobo, D. Lyle. N. Eaton, D. Miehaud. ROW' 6: M. Jennings, Hallmer. B. Jones, C Shepherd. N. Ford. Baker, B. Cuis, K. Smith, M. lnivv D Pnlr'nPr T. 'l.Pinrlm'lcPv' R Faurrmn THESE CLUBS WERE BUSY Rifle Club ROW I: R. Gibson. G. Leonharghin. L. Hall, Peterson, R. Agnew. L. Boyd. R. Ludemzln. J. Whitney, D. Ber- nard, G. Reed, M. Halverson. ROW 2: Mr. Watt, S Rose. D. Miller. T, Jennings, C. Ross, N. Cunningham, N. Ekman. E. Heath, D. Mean. J. White, M. Reed, M. Johnson. J. Czunbelen. M, Bidwell. ROW 3: R. Weich- seldorher, R. Tlnrn. L. Smith. S. McCallum, D. Schawl ker. B. Thigle. D. Lampert, C. Flodguist, D. Hall, E Forsyth. D. Mussclwhite. D. Farley. ROW 4: S. Purdy G. stewart. D. Leonard. M. Melby. B. Cobble, G. Nitzl S. MeCre:xcly. P. Olson, MeClintie. D. Lambreth. Science Club M? Mr. Russell Seienee Club Advisor ROW I: T, Mzxtukonis. T. Nemetz. K, Hess, L. Owens. ROW 2: C. Shaver. A. Waldron. M. Tveten. L. Andres, M. Ayers. D, Devitn. H. Schatz. S. Nielsen, E. Dunman. ROW 3: R. Roush. B. Freeninn. S. MeCreaclic, S. Link. 115 R. Ludeinzxn. W. Quinn. D, Sehuliert. D. Buttons, A. Spreen. R. Diznnond. S. McCallum. ROW 4: H. Mur- Lioek. R. Gruhl. B. Rawlings. H. Schatz. T. Wllutson, J. Kernuston. D, Balridge. l. lwielllentie. l. Stroh. Future Teclchers USCA ZS' Q.. 535 fl-v-1 ,J-Q ' Q 3125 5l:E' ZZFW ROW I: M. Myhre. Son. M. Neill. ROI1' fl Armstrong. P. Lzindreth. Ayn-wk. K. Deyton. Tessier. C. Steele. Greek. C. Case. L. Freexnzln. D, Seidel. J. Nlonforton, fl. lx Mrs. N eller HHH' 2: Kllllll'l'lIlIlll S llul lotlisliqlw. G. llxxus. Ootkin. S. Co L. Nengle. K. Reese. ehin wiper ...CLUBS... Bible Club x i ROW I: K. Holt, G. Reed, C. Spurrier, J. Sehoffstall, J. Parkensen, P. Potucek, T. Gibson, J. Young, D. Hamilton, G. Yost, A. Waldron. D. Frederick, ROW 2: M. Grayum, H. Frye, C. Williams, L, Rob- inson, B. Bayerle, S. Nelson, B. Driskell, D. Scott, M. Tveten, S. Cayton, C. Carndham, Sleet, S. Hennefer. ROW 3: M. Graham, L. Adams, L. Peterson, C. Smith, S. Sherry, F. Braudway, B. Wrye, P. LaPiere, C. Pruchard, S. Johnson, R. Hintze, J. Holt, J. Balclridge, C. West, J. Eastey. ROW 4: D. Judd, Adams, Brown, D. Burton, C. Hall, G. Havens, N. Ford, K. Paty, K. Kooly, N. Lane, C. Glidden, N. Peterson, S. Boung. ROW 5: L. Ames, N. Stephsons, D. Carlson, D. Baldridge, H. Mur- doch, D. Lampert, J. Kempston, T. Watson, R. Gruhl, D. Grant. Hi-Y ROW I: Farrcr, G. Leach, B. Clark. G Thomas, T. Farraghar, C. Jackson. D Baldridge. ROIV 2: G. Ivie. F. Densmorc F, Young, C. Siegmund. J. Harrington, N Hansen, N. Dempsey, YVedel, G. Ball ROW 3: T. Marvin, B. Johnson, C. Ber geron, Swanson, G. Kelly. Pyle, B Tri-Hi-Y ROW I: L. Games, K. Johnson, M. Rich, M. Eg- gers, J. Schoffstall, J. Campbell, L. Casto, D. Loper. ROW 2: C. Chase, L. Quinn, A. Oekfen, M. Myhre, L. Burgoyne, J. Elgin, C. Rennin, P. Cook, L. Pear- son. ROW 3: Ward, B. Babb, D. Scott, Estep, J. Tatum, K, Johnson, A. Wilson, G. Lawrence, B. Blair. Zuppe, M. Herberholz. 1 9 .Agp If, ' ff: . , , 2 . .V 'Q r ', i 'qWZ - ix . . . . AND MORE CLUBS . . . Genius Club ROW I: M. Allbaugh, A. Boyd. B. Davis. Miss McDonnell, Miss Chcsley, M. Freeman, L. Shaw. ROW 2: E. Burke, R. Thibnult. E. Fagins, H. Dyke, R. Lyle, S. Bar- bon. Future Nurses of America Pep Club Mr. Fossvn Ps-p Club Advisor f!f7L I 4 1, KJ x xi X . l ETNE ARTS Art Club Drama Club ROW I: C. Rcnncr. L. Fotheringill, C Rcdfmld. J. Vukov. T. Ncmetz, S. St Clair. J. Bzirtholf-t. Mrs. Lnmouraux. ad- visor. Row 2. K. Crandall. s. smofk. T Harris. A. Gcrgli. J. Hoeltkc, T. Smirrich S. Newsom. ROW 3: Potjer, M O'Dz1ni0ls. Osborn. J. Urdahn, P. Lzinclrvtli. K. Knip. E. Hcdy. S. Roscr. N. Pmlc. ROW 4: S. Baker. N. Hunncr. P. SfllWf'llCl'll7Z1f'l'l, A. Kiplinger. N. Eshelman B YVi1t J Sumnc-r S Ivmon B B1 Prlc, . . I. . . .. . . . .y M. Hnlvorscn. M. Lohman. J. Young. ROPV I: Mrs. Scott, E. Tabor. M. Smith H. Bczy, S. Adams. Bezy. J. Armstrong L. Boyd. H. Matti, Mr. Thorp. ROW' 2. T. Gibson. Urduhl, M. Lchrnzin. R Eaton, D. Durand. M. Wolf, B. Sprigg, J Hocltke. V. Krepry. J. Strandwold ROW 3: L. Kzxlberer. R. Black, S. Purdy K. Crandall. H. Zarins, G. Langford, P Dull. P. Ostrander. G. Eastham. J Bowden. STUDENT LIFE WINNERS! First Plavc Sc-Cond P11160 HOLLYWVOOD BOUND Estrallitn Cables ONE INIORE RUN AND TVELL CAII IT A SEASON Gil Gunderson 1 THANK YOU Within the bindings of this book are contained the Seasonal Memories of the life at.Clover Park this last year. We of the Klahowya Staff have enjoyed bringing them to you and we smcerly hope that you will enjoy them just as much in the future. True, there were many problems, each different and challenging, but they were overcome and here is our result. It would be impossible to list all the students and members of the community that helped to com- pose this book, but I would like to personally thank . . . . . . Mr. Don Turya, the annual advisor, who was more help to me in more ways than one. . . . Mr. Jim Palm, American Yearbook representative. . . . Mr. Harold Gray, principal, who helped with the administrative problems. . . . Mr. Claude Harta, the photographer who gave his all to topnotch photography work in the book. . . . Rita Aycock and Marsha Tveten, senior class editors. . . . Shirlee Alfultis, advertising manager. . . . All the staff mothers and dads, who were understanding on work nights and special work days and co-operated in every way possible. . . . And to you, the fellow students of Clover Park who comprise the 'seasonal memories' contained in this annual. Administration .... All School Play ..... Alma Mater ......... Assembly Committee .... Awards .............. . . . Band ....... Basketball . . . Bible Club . . . Boys' Club .... Camera Club . . . Choir ........ Clover Leaves . . . Counsellors ..... Daffodil Court .... Debate Club ................ Dedication .................. Distributive Education Club Drill Team ................... Faculty ...... . . . ...... . . . . Football ...... French Club Thank you, ,fir f f Edd! Al'f14Zf4'f'7fj ... NP' f 4 ill G . . up 63 1 J N 1 4.'N ,. a f . . , , I Vyfgyigxl j fa ,,vjigjl'f'tm7l1 T-,Ls Klahowya Editor ffjtwfff' ' G, X vjlk x.Xi y5ljJ1 J - N i s N 1 1 ,XX Q A TOPIC INDEX Freshmen ..................... 105 Future Nurses of America ...... 117 Future Teachers of America .... 115 Genius Club ......... ....... 1 17 German Club ...... .... 1 14 Girls' Athletic Assoc.. . . . . 39 Girls' Club ......... . . 36 Health Center . . . . . . . 22 Hi-Y ........ .... 1 16 Homecoming . . . . . 48 juniors ......... . . 91 Klahowya ........ . . 66 Klahowya Dance . . . . . 29 Letter Clubs ...... . . 49 Library Staff .... . . 23 Majorettes ......... .... 3 9 Math Club ........... . .. 28,113 Model Builders Club .... .... 1 13 Ofiice Staffs ......... . . 10 Orchestra . . . . . 47 Pep Club 117 119 1 ll 1' +11 qt ,as - ' Principal,s Message ..... . 8 Quill and Scroll ......... . . 113 Representative Assembly . . . . . 25 Rifle Club .............. . . 115 School Board . . . . . . . . 7 Science Club . . . . . 115 Seniors ........... . . 70 Senior Class Play . . . . . 37 Shop Council ..... . . 42 Sophomores .... . . 98 Spanish Club . , . . . 114 Spring Sports .... . . 58 Student Council .......... , .... 24 Student Relations Committee .... 25 Superintendent's message . . . . . 6 Tahatawa Committee .... . . 23 Thespians ........... . . 1 12 Torch Honor Society .... . . 112 Tri-Hi-Y .......... . . 116 Ushers .... . . 22 Yell Staff . . . . 43 fi to XXII IIN f flwg I 5354 - t w'V' 4 v,-,aix - f , .N 'lt lie WW X, NX: t L ,gilt , , Y l - 1 -'I A jf-15.141, Y, f WZ' V4 W' I K I mf to f 'rf ttttttwtwwwwef ttwwwtvttmwrf f - 1' xxx tg Y,:12tliN,t.5 tx f,:Ivr.:5rLQ39' , X 'v,f' ,- JW A , time- ' l X . I I' t-VIIIIII 'IIIII' 'r I vIl ' X I xu It VI, 'I IIN .IVI tt- I 'VIN ,V I ti, t t ftfw '!' tt K 1-1-Y ,, 3:83 MI XS It X it y tngglglgftvx, N' l, 'tx XFN! ,EW f 'At' 'Qff' X M I tttgtfke xgkwigi 1, Congratulations, Class of '59 CARSTENS PACKING DIVISION of Hygracle Products Corp. HYGRADEQ The best quality meats in The Northwest for over 50 years FU 32466 T T FOR THE BEST 'IN RADUATION PORTRAITS 907 Pac. Ave. G Q GOOD LUCK! CLOVER PARK SENIORS ' ond THANK YOU! XQQARQRA ...f- 'e Q9 SXT! MOUNTAIN VIEW HE I AKEWOOD AREA FUNICRAI, DIRECTORS FOR T . , I J. Arthur Tliompsmi TVIIIY il CUITYIYIPIC William Van Wefll SPI'Y1f'P Ray Chamblin Pl'l0I10.IU 8-2195 CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF '59 The T ocomo World Record Line BR 2-3203 For '59 Tacoma MERCURY OUTBOARDS BR 23203 Puyallup-Sumner Nothing Outruns TH 55161 Nothing Ouflcsfs Q MERCURY BONDED 'NSURED See Them - Buy Them Af CADDIGAN'S BOATS - MERCURY MOTORS - TRAILERS Complete Soles and Service Dependable Freight Service Since 1923 8630 South Tocomo Woy JU 8-2111 SERVING ALL POINTS IN OREGON, NEVADA AND CALIFORNIA CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 59 fl ZEVX 421.2 Q Q 1- lac? ig T61 TeeZ,1. Lakewood Theatre I lfxl I 1 s. P. DEAN 11: Qs, V are Lake Garden Pharmacy FOUNTAIN AND PRESCRIPTION SERVICE HAROLD W. SILKE 6400 Steilacoom Blvd Owner JU 8-3444 Austinis LAKEWOOD JEWELERS CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '59 Hamilton Omega Girard - Perre wlLL-DEE PRINTING coMPANv gm Watches Costume Jewelry 6427 Steilacoom Blvd. D . JU 8.5777 Diamonds . Silverware Engraving JU 8-4311 9601 Gravelly Lake Drive T W I '! 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QEZZJLCZ CONGRATULATIONS To the CLASS of '59 From ANDREWS LAKEWOOD , RICHARDS JEANNE S iewelers Salon of Beauty IN THE LAKEWOOD BUILDING if We feature - MERLE NORMAN cosmetics mAMoNos AND St I Bl d JU p 8 9275 WATCHES JU 84151 9530 G Ily L k D 1 Qi Congratulations to Class of 1959 S LQ ILLIG SCHOOL BUSES X .WFRANK BUCHANAN SALES co LJ, D D H Y If LIN' fjpf 21536 S. Tacoma Way It feels like you V SPENCERS Tacoma, WU511- CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS from Roy M. Brennan 10020 Bridgeport Way, S. W. STATE FARM Auto - Life - Fire INSURANCE JU 8 4322 LAKEWOOD MOTCRS, INC MERCURY SALES AND SERVICE g ncy JU 8 2101 L k wood Center, Tacoma, Washingto K if 13,2 NORM'S AUTOMOTIVE CENTER 10621 Bridgeport way s. w. COMPLETE sekvacs AND REPAIR Garage, Body Shop and Paint Shop - JU 8-4023 Richf1eld Service and Tire Mart - JU 8-7123 Congratulations to lL nd , L 5 merzcan earboolq the 1959 Graduates XY II ,A II I X X, I I i from X04 A ,I WIN! 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Tacoma Way GR 4-4798 Fu 3-3633 iofh and Pqcinc ROLLER BOWL will Phone JU 8-9311 1 - E LEE'S AUTOMOTIVE filvefm L .m xgtaa jr' SERVICE GENERAL REPAIR - MOTOR TUNE-UP 14921 Union Ave. ' Lee Hobbs Tillicum, Wash. Open 7 Days a Week Dining 8. Dancing Nitely Is a College Education Next? Because of interest in our future community leaders, THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK now makes it possible for your parents or other sponsors to finance all or part of your college education. Under the plan the Bank will advance payments periodically, the accredited college or university of your choice to cover your mayor expenses for periods UP TO FOUR YEARS Repayment may be made by equal monthly installments UP TO SIX YEARS TO PAY For complete information about the COLLEGE ASSURED PLAN Parents or other sponsors may contact any of the convenient offices of !!,ll1:lllllll,M S PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK ymllll CONVENIENT NEIGHBORHOOD BRANCHES - FREE CUSTOMER PARKING 1 T lf J L' i Willa WWW rl iff p T X q GJ Ni VV P X 5 ' Mil ' qflrw ATULATIONS, SENIORS it , rv L i 'hi fi CK MQW N df T , a tv M At. All MEAT co H N- TPMJ GW? ff Iunql if lk 'SIP' , O X, l o Supply Meat for K , 1oo1 rid s . . ,A. , R J 3-5 JV Clover Park Cafeteria C A h2AK oo T K X Mg! A WE HAVE . . . Retail at Wholesale Prices . Fir uality I HR. . Fairest in Price Sel'VlCe . Fastest in Service CALL JU 87979 NO EXT RA COST HAMLIN CLEANERS l0523 Bridgeport Way 8-8922 IA Mile East of Clover Park High School 5116 SW. lllth Sl. Taste Tells Custom Kippering Smoking 8. Canning Good Luck Seniors All fresh fish in season Retail Wholesale HALVERSON FISH PRODUCTS 8290 So. Tacoma Way JU 8-7610 NlCK'S AT VILLA PLAZA The smart shop to please your ego and pocketbook Gary Ellison is being outfitted by Sue Norman in contem p y tyl f t d t NlCK'S STUDENT SHOP sfo , if rxfffwfw, I f gif M' Jix'Zf,f'lij,iff4l 0, fjyifff fPjkIM,iMVIjM1j LW ,L iw if if Lfif MMV Q f M W. Vi M ffs tifjif' ,lilly 2 P ww LP W I wwf, if JPL! aw I a ' n 'Anil Qsl Wishes O' f,-J if 'Aviv I 6 ip MV' 'CIVVWV VW- jf! 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A Good Place for Everyone to Have Fun. WE OWN and OPERATE OUR OWN PLANT UNIVERSITY PLACE CLEANERS L. N. STORSET HERB GARTNER S UNIVERSITY PLACE CENTER HARDWARE and GARDEN SHOP SK 9-4619 3715 Bridgeport Way Tacoma, YS 9-8 - SUNDAYS 10-6 rtsons SK 2-2616 ISSUE HUNTING and FISHING LICENSES 06, High ho everybody to ay 90's Restaurant. San Francisco Cable Car available for school parties for transportation to Steve's. Dine in the atmosphere of the gay 90's where there is entertainment for the whole family. For parties and banquets call GR 2-4471. In the Heart of South Tacoma, 5238 South Tacoma Way. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '59 MOTEL WALTOMA AAA RECOMMENDED 9205 So. Tacoma Way Highway 99 Tacoma, Wash. JU 8-9793 MEMBER National Hairdressers 8. Cosmetologists Association HAIR STYLING FOR YOU VERNA WOOD Stylist JU 8-6414 14909 Union S. W. Tillicum er 3?-25 .,... .........,. 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