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

Text from Pages 1 - 154 of the 1960 volume:

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The t4Tohovvvo Stott vour 4 Gifting MR. T. OLAI HAGENESS OUR DISTRICT ADMINISTRATION If you are a typical student, you no doubt take your school pretty much for granted. However, Our School is not here by chance. It is here because a lot of people are concerned enough about your education to support a school such as this. Just as Our School is not here by chance, we wont no student leaving to chance the extent to which he uses this educational opportunity his community offers. We are happy so many Clover Park students do match the effort of their community with equal effort on their own part to learn all they can, We are proud of you. T. Olai Hageness Superintendent MR. MARION O. OPPELT Assistant Superintendent, Clover Pork School District ,nf Y' fm N ,i,??. : x A L , Kwik 1fiL S H E. 3 W 4' k i 55251 A X e X S QQ. ' +5 , , . x i. 3 U. ff A Wap-1 ., I V TO THE CLASS OF i96O: During your school career, the school has helped you develop many desirable attitudes and traits of character. Of these, we believe that self-control is the key to vital attain- ments. There are many varieties of self-control. It may be imposed upon us through our families, our churches and the community in which we live and work. There also is the kind of self-control we impose on ourselves for fear of the consequences of our acts. Most important of all though, is the selfcontrol we develop because we desire to achieve a greater good. It is the kind that assures us of the possibility of a better tomor- row because of our self-discipline of today. George Mathew Adams suggests: Each day of our lives we should make a point to do some small thing that we would rather not do - iust as a lesson in education and self- control. Then we will enter the doing of the larger tasks of lite with zest and spirit. Best wishes for a happy and successful lite and may the blessing of God rest on each member of the class. Harold F. Gray Principal ouR PRINCIPAL 8 VICE PRINCIPAL For seven years Mr. Fynboe has been Vice Principal, Working closely with the faculty and students. One of his jobs is reading the morn- ing bulletin over the inter-com. liium Mr. Carl T. Fynlnoe Mr. Loren Mann Administrative Assistant Vice Principal ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Mr. Mann is completing his first year at Clover Park. He assists in many ot the matters pertaining ta the administration at the school. He also is advisor ot the Representative Assembly. 9 Mr. Leroy Alsbury Mrs. Florence Anrucl Head of Social Studies Literature Ill and ,,,,.....- Department Creative Writing Co-Advisor Future Teachers Girls' Club Friendship Advisor - of America Tri-Hi-Y What book did you say? Mr. Gerry Austin Mr. Fred Burkhardt Miss Geraldine Chesley Mr. Charles Croasdill Geometry and Algebra Contemporary Affairs and Librarian - North Bldg. Journalism Varsity Football German lll Library Stal? Clover Leaves Advisor Golf Display Case Quill and Scroll Genius Club Athletic Games Announcer THE CJNES WHO GUIDE US Mr. Harold Cross Mr. Warren DePrenger Mrs. Virginia Dezell Mr. Donald Droettboom Geometry and Algebra Geometry and Senior Math Sophomore English U. S. History Mathematics Club Wrestling Torch Honor Society Concessions Girls' Club Social Advisor 6 Mr. F. Elgood Mr. Wilbur Elliot Mr. Robert Fleming M555 M0nfel'le FOSSIGI' Vocational-Technical School Vocal Music Groups Junior English Pl'IYSlCGl EClUCGflOl'1 Automotive Department Drama Club Advisor G.A.A., Cheerleader and Songleaders, Drill Team Tennis Team, Girls' Letter Club, Maiorettes , .save 1 l l Mr' Holly Gee Miss Dom,hy,Mce Geffy Mrs. Lillian Gibson Miss Virginia Gilson Physical Education Latin, French, Algebra Head of lhe English PllY5lCGl Educollon Boys' Letter Club, Reserve Collections, Girls' Club Depmlmenf G-A-A4 Basketball, Boys' Intramurals Appearance of the School Senior English Assemblies Committee Chairman Graduation AT CLOVER PARK Mr. Merle Hagbo Mr. Richard Haglund Physical Education Head of Commercial Boys' Intramurals, Sophomore Department Basketball, Reserve Baseball Bookkeeping, Business Law FBLA Advisor Student Accounts Advisor What's for lunch? SL 17' Mrs. Grace Halvorsen Mr. Philip Heft Sophomore Composition, Senior Physical Science Reading, Language and Physics Adjustment Sound Crew Girls' Club Standards Home Game Student Crowd Control Lighting for Productions What is it? ig. 5. v fl i Mrs. Virginia Heidbreder Miss Marie Helmer Mrs. Ellen Hoar Mr. William Hopf Oral Expression, Drama French Family Life, Health-Safety U. S. History, Study Hall Thespian Troupe Social Advisor Future Teachers of America Home Game Student Crowd Debate Coach Girls' Club Program Control Assembly Committee Dramatics Mr. Frank Jensen Mr. Norris Kaldor Mrs. Leota Lackey Mr. Ralph Lackey Vocational-Technical School Vocational'Technical School Algebra and Senior Math Physics Electronics Department Aviation Department Faculty Secretary Director of Athletics 12 'S .. J' Mrs. Lamoureux Mr. Vernon Leach Mr. Ronald Manning Mr. Richard Mason Special Education Algebra and Geometry Vocational-Technical School Washington State History Bible Club Electronics Department Junior English Home Game Student Crowd Varsity Basketball Control Assistant Track Coach QD X '5 rj ,UM LLK X C---W ,J 1 Mr. Carl McConnell Miss Audrey McDonnell Mr. Ernest Merrill Mr. Julie Micera Spanish Librarian - South Bldg. U. S. History, Study Hall U. S. History Spanish Club Library Staff Home Game Student Crowd Varsity Track Genius Club Control Reserve Football Senior Class Ca-Advisor Bays' Club Smoker Mr. Eugene Millikan Mr. George Nayer General Science, Biology Typing Home Game Student Crowd Business Math Control Plays and Concerts 13 Donff watch your gngersi School Patrol Co-Advisor Coordinator Q . Mrs. Elma Nellermoe Mr. Lennard Nelson Latin and Junior English Geometry, Algebra, and Latin Club Basic Math Hi-Y Advisor Who's going to eat it? Miss Blanche Novacek Miss Nina Ogren Mr. Lane Older Mrs. Peggy Pankey Senior English and Home Economics Vocational-Technical School Shorthand, Transcription, and Practical English Girls' Club Social Aviation Department Business English Junior Class Co-Advisor Faculty Social Girls' Club Clerical Faculty Social Mrs. Margaret Pedersen Mr. Harry Petersen Mr. Robert Peterson Mr. John Price Home Economics Chemistry Contemporary Affairs and Biology Girls' Club Social Science Proiector Coordinator U.S. History Sophomore Football Girls' Club Decorations Instructional Aide Building Sophomore Basketball Coordinator School Patrol Co-Advisor fl- 1 Mr. Harold Radabaugh Mrs. Helen Ranson Mr, Vance Reeves Mrs. Leonelo Rich Wood Shop and General Metals Sophomore English Chemistry Spanish Stage Crew Girls' Club Program Tahaiawa Spanish Club Co-Advisor Athletic Games Ticket Taker Girls' Club Friendship Miss Eunice Robeck Mr. Wes Suxfon Mr, Dean Schcrer Mr. John Schell Sophomore English Biology Typing, General Clerical Practice Vocaiional-Technical School Bible Club Co-Advisor - Boys' Club Welcome Office Practice Aviation Department Girls' Club Publiciiy Science Club Boys' Club Phone Book German Mimeogrophing German Club i Mr. William Schmidt Mr. Lyle Shirk German Beginning, Home, and German Club Advanced Mechanics I might as well be teaching Russian! 15 4 U W Mr. Canfield Smith Miss Dixie Smith Mr. Earl Snyder Mr. Wilbur Snyder RUSSiGr1 Senior English Commercial Aviation and Vocational-Technical School Russian Club Girls' Club Social Aviation Science Aviation Department Model Club , Q, 1. is Mr. Jerome Storvick Mr. Wayne Swimme Mr. David Thorp A Mr. Jay Tronsdale World History and Health Safety and Business Math Art Art U. S. History Boys' Club Smoker Art Club Co-Advisor Art Club Co-Advisor Junior Class Co-Advisor Stage Settings Christmas Display if ' 5 l 1 ..,,, c,,,:s L K Q A I 't - , Mr. Cloise Turner Mr. Donald Turya Mrs. Alice Utzinger Vocational-Technical School Typing JUHFOI' English Gnd Electronics Department Klahowya Counseling Girls' Club Advisor 16 Mr. Paul Wagley Western Civilization and Counseling Senior Class Co-Advisor Boys' Club Scholarship Mr. Richard Watt Mr. Dale Welfringer Mrs. Irene Whitten Dr. Maurice Williams Vocational Machine Shop Vocational-Technical School French Sophomore and Junior English and Study Hall Aviation Department French Club Debate Coach Rifle Club Faculty Social Mrs. Gertrude Winter Mrs. Joy Wright Mr. Andy Zelenak Mr. Gerald Ziebeck Shorthand and Health Safety Basic and Senior English Testing Program and Distributive Education Faculty Social Committee Assembly Committee Business Math Student Book Store Chairman Commercial Club Distributive Education Club Sophomore Class Co-Advisor Concessions Ordering V ffnj ., Jew I J -ff-r-4, Q Mr. Victor Brown Mr. Arnold Cassidy PE and Attendance Office Vocational-Technical School Assistant Varsity Football Aviation Department 17 A stitch in time saves nine. JL61 fL C4 www., ALLEN BJERGE ALEX CREWDSON LLOYD DOERING LORANCE DOSSETT Special Education Vocational Vocational Vocational Technical School Technical School Technical School Television Department Automotive Department Television Department ac ROSS EVERETT RONALD HANSON RONALD MELLOM RENWICK TAYLOR Special Education Algebra and Basic Math Varsity Band Head of Music Department Concert Band GLENN HACANSON FRANCIS PERRETT X Driver's Training Driver's Training LoyaI Rooter 18 ' if WORKERS BEHIND THE SCENES sl' . f E 5 ,. , 'Vp ,1 L A ll fgg A ff x g f J.. if if id ls 51 I is fl -5' zg- x QQ:- I4 S5 V --- : I .. .. CAFETERIA STAFF L. fo R.: June O'Conner, Alice Carlson, Ruth Arner Lillian Donnell, Carolyn Simons Head Cook Blanch? Kraph, Moy Lane, Mary Verner, Ann Ball CAFETERIA HELPERS L. to R.: Jerry Grimes, Richard Turt, Ralph Ander- son, Head Custodian, C. C, Moody, Larry Moris, Les Harden, Harold Horis, Harold Headly. CUSTODIANS Student Accounts ROW 1: S. Saki M. Sperner, M. McLean, Mrs. House, J. Farley, ROW 2: B. Baldwin, G Robinson, W. Russell, D. Gose, S, Summers, J. Burke, J. Brockway, B. B. Barry, B. Molt, M. McLean G. Beatie, K. Heony, T. Clark. C. P. STUDENT HELPERS SAFETY PATROL STUDENT ACCOUNT'S Assembly Committee ROW 1: Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Gibson, Mrs. Heidbre- der. ROW 2: S. Olson, J. Dwyer, Mr. Toylor, T, Casteel, lnot picturedl - J. Pofier. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE Safety Patrol ROW 'l. Capt, R. Rich- ardson, M. Bell, G, Karmen, Cecil Groves, K. Jourdan. ROW 2: J. Halma, B. Coy, Y. Via, P. McCall, B. Hurdlow, K. Agnew, P. Hctsking, A. Bensfad, D, Eaton, Advisor R. Peterson, Not pictured: L, Shcw, G. Ball, B. Hosking. Mrs. Alice Utzinger: Sophomore Counselor Mr. Ted Vlnyard: Head Counselor Guidance Omce Staff. Attendance Office Stott. Go 'E lf of To Y f 2 W1 ff W , I 1 1 f E h Mr. Paul Wagley: Senior Counselor Z Ps xc: ,fvl I t X1 Q , is i, XX I ll Mya, ,ff lu ' niil ifi-2. Mr. George Fossen: Junior '-5:2--ff-'23,-ix HARD WORK, PATIEN CE Mr, Andy Zelenak: Mr. Gerald Ziebeck: Mr. Victor Brown: Testing Coordinator 22 Vocational Counselor Attendance Counselor oil C? Switchboard Operator: Switchboard Operators Mrs. Golding Student Accounts: Mrs. House if Mr. Mann's Secretary: Mrs. Kronlund Mr. Grc1y's Secretary Omce SWE Mrs. Harris AND COURTESY Mr. Fynboe's Secretary: Mrs. Hughes Attendance Ottice Secretary: Guidance Office Secretary: Main Office Secretary: Library Secretary Mrs. Miller Mrs. Ellis Mrs, Hanson Mrs. Brewer SCNHVD,AhMJSTACH5CREVVS Stage Crew ROW 'lz A. Peterson, K. Eldred, F. Bell ROW 2: G. Euckson, Sound Crew: ROW 'lz P. Polioni, J. Johnson, J. Reutoi ROW 2: W. McCann M. Bessen, Mr. Rodobough, Advisor. USHERS ROW 'l: N. Martin, M. Dezell, B, Weimcin S. Fyfe, K. Koys. ROW 2: M. Reed, G. Beat tie, C, Coin, V. Smith, S. Walker, M Owens, Advisor, Miss Fossler. ROW 3: J Dwyer, S. Wear, L. Bczysinger, K. Hutchin son, T. Nemtez, F. Merrill, S. Skogen, L Farrington, J. Pratt. ROW 4: J. Herginreder B. Phillips, J. Brown, M. Hciets, M. Soine S. Mead, E. Diaz, A. Alfultis. LIBRARY STAFF Mrs. McGee Library Helper 2. Mrs. Brown Library Helper Library Staff ROW T: A. Frew, K. Boker, B. Tong, H. Polisina, M. Adams, G. Korman. ROW 2: S. Ray, A. Boyd, Miss A. McDonnell, N S. Chisholm, Miss Chesley, A. Masso, C. Quinn, G. Houston, R. 'N J Treadway. ROW 3: S. Monron, V. Scher, S. Syder, H. Rachal, P. McColl, S. Damon, M. Peerboom, P. Ferguson. ROW 4: M. Sieara, D, E. J. Walker, S. Miki, A. McLean, G. Thuline, J. Stoneking, K. Agnew, J. Van Horn, C. KOOI1. D.E Club ROW 'l: P. Moran, C. Rose, B. Phillips, L. Amundsen, ROW 2: N. Eshelman, D. Skinner, T. Praff, P. Schweblce, G. Gerritzen. 1,6 Health Center ROW 1: N. Balmat, K. Kluvers, B. Smith. ROW 2: L. Reeves, G. Creed, Mrs. Meyers. 'WF 2' ffexywymk, r Mrs. Meyer Head Nurse MVS- Mortensen Tahafawa Committee ROW 1: P. Doty, J. Reed, P. laPiere, L. Bitar Asslslfmf Nurse J. Parkenson. ROW 2: S. McGruder, J. Cox, J. Urdahl, E. ACK strom, L. Heinze, G. Reed. HEALTH CENTER 25 TAHATA WA THE LEADERS OF OUR SCHOOL l REPRESENTATIVE ASSEMBLY ROW 1: E. Dunman, J. Hergenreder, S. Wilson, M. Nolan, S. Coulson. L. Mercer, P. Ellis, L. Diaz, L. Zion. ROW 4: M. Tompson, M. Pracna, ROW 2: L. Carlson, K, Porter, B, Swanson, J, Child, L. Johnson, D. B. Hess, S. Wayno, G. Mortishaw, L. Fotheringill, J. Dooley, S. Smock, Halverson, K. Grogan, M. Polmer, P. Thompson, J. Smith. ROW 3: D. J. Stroh, ROW 5: R. Mhyre, D. Dennisonroy, M. Kelso, E. Wright, B. Gose, C. Waring, L. James, J. Haley, J. Petersen, K. Johnson, J. Aram, Hubbard, K. Miller, R. Soufhward, D. Traynor, G. Medeiros. DNS Ro RELFT UDENT UTEE UND 4815 WARWORS Wav Clockwise. etelsoll' M' Gr I C Fyn ew' giane P ,gyorkeyeelk L, Hqfoe, Adviser MGC gre , M, ML-Le Verson, N , If KW Ye TroU'9Ol' fred iowa' On' . Peole, :Isl Lemon R.: Nowlttx' Johnson, . Aram, LJ-ll Fo'L7eri L lo rovich, B2 ' Peferso ng, ' 60590 26 rr, S' STUDENT COUNCIL Nancy Peale Marcia McLean Student Body Secretary Student Body Treasurer Mr. Fynboe Student Council Advisor Sandy Lemon Social Secretary Peter Kui l Lowell Halverson Student Body President Jerry Fotheringill Senior Representative John Aram Secretary of lndustry Don Peterson Mac Greely Sharon Starkey Junior Representative Student Body Vice-President Sophomore Representative Representative at Large VOICE OF DEMOCRACY Winner of the annual Voice of Democracy contest this year at Clover Park is Dave MCGOM P. L. c. CONGRESS WINNER Lowell Halverson received a third place award at the an nual Pacific Luiheran College Congress. T960 OLYMPICS Lenore Leindecker, a senior at Clover Park, is the only candidate for the 1960 Olympics in the wamen's lOO-meter dash from the state of Washington. fwn T. N. T. - FORD ESSAY WINNER SCHOLARSHIP SEMIFINALISTS Shirlry Alfultis, Clover Leaves co-editor, did ir again Four Clover Park High School seniors, Barbara McKenzie, Linda by winning The T.N.T.-Ford essay contest. This is The Olson, Eddie Leimbacher and Robert Dykeman Cnof picturedl were second year Tha? a Clover Park student has won The named semifinalisis in the i960 National Meri? Scholarship. award. WE GIVE RECOGNITION TO I R is is T A 2 U . . r--M......,........ eniorri I L f j PJ . IN . , . -v .y 4 1 flwl f A ,Q fl H- QNLJ k4 V 4' ,WV 1 Walt Gasparovich, Fires. Edgar Wright Ill, V. Pres Q Lynn Fotheringill Sec Mary Jo Corliss, Treas. Maryellen Swanson Soc. Chair. tl L P y,mJffWf j SENFOR CLASS CFFICERS e One reads the blurbs an the backs of current album favorites, such as Inside Shelley Berman, and the Kingston Trio's latest , . . Here's one for a new record, Class of l96O, just out in June. Judging by its past success, l96O may well be a hit with the future. The record tells the story of several hundred students who have reached graduation. Some of them have been in Clover Park for only a little while, others for the full four years of high school. But this year's 524 seniors have agreed that the Class of 1960 is not just the largest Clover Park will boast, it shall become No, l on the popularity parade. The Class of l96O started off big, too, with 6ll sophomores. lt was the year of the sputniks and the chemise dress. Fred Eaton was class president, and Karen Johnson, vice-president. Linda Carlson took notes at class meetings, and Treasurer Maryellen Swanson counted the class funds. Keeping the mob under control was Bob Ritter, sergeanteat-arms. Lowell Halverson served as sophomore representative, thus getting his finger in the Student Council pie early. At the Hop recalls the soph. dance under the chairmanship of Mary- ellen Swanson and George Hess. And the girls were just as pretty then . . . Diane Miles was sophomore attendant at the Klahowya Dance, and Lynn Fotheringill made a smiling princess at Homecoming. The boys, too - Brad Stevens played duke at the Tolo. No less memorable was the junior year, when John Aram presided over class meetings. Nancy Peale gained experience as secretary, a po- sition she held again as a senior on the Student Council. Brad Stevens was vice-president then. Bouncer last year and again for the senior class of of '60, Jim Cooper was the ideal sergeant-at-arms. The Junior Prom, Carousel, was planned by Betty Jean Benum and Eddie Leimbacher, co- chairmen of the dance. Other social events included the annual Girls' Club Tolo, over-seen by Karen Grant, for which George Hess was prince, and the all-school play, The Great American Family. Janice Smith represented the junior class on the Student Council and again as a princess at the Klahowya Dance. At Homecoming, Karen Johnson was junior attendant. Cheering the Warriors on the warpath were Pat LaPierrie, Faith Judd, and Roberto Whinery from the pep squad. Nancy Peale won the Voice of Democracy contest at Clover Park with her appealing speech. In the National Figure Skating Championship Junior Pairs Competition, Jerry Fotheringill teamed with his sister to take first place. Finally, the senior year has come and gone, a road of many landmarks passed. The first of these might be the realization of Clover Park's own Rose Bowl dream - an invitation to the Turkey Day game in Seattle against Garfield. For their contribution to the Warrior football team, John Aram and Jeff Iverson received the inspirational award. Not only in athletics did Clover Park make a good name. An able Student Council, including seniors Lowell Halverson, Mac Greeley, John Aram, Jerry Fotheringill, Peter Kiu, Nancy Peale, and Sandra Lemon took charge of and presided over the Puget Sound Leadership Conference, which was attended by various high school leaders from the Tacoma-Seattle area. Many improvements in student government have been made. And the Century 'll Beautification Project was intro- duced to Clover Park, under John Dooley's chairmanship, promising to give C.P. grounds a needed face-lift. Rocking out on the yell stat? were seniors Karen Johnson, Roberta Whinery, Janice Smith, Dixie Covington, and Lisette Shaw. Publications had a good year with Shirlee Alfultis, Lea Bitar, Lynette Kinderman, and Sharon Machen editing the Clover Leaves. Nor can Gracie Hobart be over- looked for her management of the Klahowya. The Senior Ball, Ice Palace, planned by Noll Anne Cun- ningham and Roger Mayfield, the Senior Class Play and Judy Osborne's star performance, the Senior Banquet, and at last, Graduation .... Every member of the Class of l960 knows that here is a record which will surely hold Top Spot in the many years ahead. -t Jim Cooper, Sgt.-at-Arms erry Fotheringill, Sr. Rep. SUZANNE ADAMS Art Club, G.A.A., Torch, Pep Club. LINDA AMUNDSEN D.E. Club, president 3. PAUL ADDINGTON Hi-Y officer 3, Football I. JEAN ANDERSON Commercial Club. DAVE ALBERTSON NANCY ANDERSON Drill Team 2,3, G.A.A, I,2, Pep Club l,2,3, Howdy Club I,2, Home Room Rep. I. SHIRLEE ALFULTIS G.A.A. l,2,3, Girls' Letter Club 2,3, Ushers 2,3, Klo- howya 2, Clover Leaves Editor 3, Quill 84 Scroll 2,3, Torch l,2,3, Pep Club l,2,3, Drill Team 2,3, Clover Leaves 2,3. RAY ANDERSON EARL ALTES Hi-Y 2,3, Bible Club 2,3, Baseball 2,3. PAUL ANDRES Vocational Shop Council. BARBARA ALTMANSBERGER Torch l,2,3, Drama Club I,2, Guidance Ofhce 3, Main Office I, Girls' Letter Club 2,3, Art Club 2,3, G.A.A. l,2,3. JIM ANDREWS Varsity Band l,2,3. VIRGINIA ANSTETT G.A.A. I,2, Main Oftice 2.3, French Club 3, Pep Club 3. JOAN BAKER Spanish Club, Attendance Office. JOHN ARAM Rep. to Boys' Club I, Junior Class President, Representa- tive at Large 3, Football l,2,3, Basketball I,2. LARRY BAKER Wrestling I. ELAINE ASHE Choir 3, Advance Girls' Glee l,2. GEORGE BALL Hi-Y 2,3, Track 3, Rifle Club I, School Patrol 3. BETTIE BABB Tri-HiAY 2,3, Commercial Club 2,3, Girls' Glee I,2, Guidance Office 2, Pep Club I,2,3. BOB BALLEW Hi-Y 3, Baseball I. DOLORES BACHIMONT Future Nurses Club. NANCY BALMAT F.N.A. 3,4, Health Center 3, G.A.A. 3, KAREN BAILEY Concert Band, Bible Club. ROBERTA BALTHIS Bible Club, Camera Club F.T.A. GRADUATING SENIORS, CLASS OF 7960 SOMEHOW WE STUDIED BETWEEN OUR MANY JOE BANKSTON Track 2,35 Boys' Club Smoker l,2,35 Wrestling 3. ROBERT BEECROFT Pep Club I,2,35 Baseball I. JANE BARBON CECIELIA BELL WELDON BARRETT LONNIE BENDER F.N.A. 35 G.A.A. l,2, Klahowya Stal? 25 Usher 2,35 Pep Club 2,35 Girls' Letter Club 2,35 Howdy Club 25 Senior Ball Committee 3. STEPHEN BARTHOLET DAVID BENNETT MARQUIS BARTLETT BETTY JEAN BENUM Co-Chairman of Junior Prom 25 Drill Team 2,35 Girls' Club Friendship Chairman G.A.A. 2. DOUGLAS BASSETT WILLIAM BERTUCCI Varsity Letter Club 2,35 Rep Assembly I,25 Football 2 Tennis I,2,3. We ACTIVITIES JUDITH BEZY Art Club 2,35 G,A,A. 25 Torch 3. RICHARD BOATWRIGHT ROBERT BISH Dance Band I,25 Orchestra I,35 Band I,35 Rifle Club l,2. RICHARD BOEDECKER LEA BITAR Quill 81 Scroll 2,35 CoAEditor of Clover Leaves 35 Pep Howdy Club l,2,35 Main Of- fice I5 Senior Ball Committee 35 Girls' Club Tolo Commit- tee I. ODO BORMKE German Club 2,3. ELIZABETH BIXLER Pep Club 35 French Club 3. LESLIE BOYD Rifle Club l,2,3, Pres. 25 Art Club I,2,35 Pep Club 2,35 Guidance Office 25 Art Fair Chairman 25 Senior Ball Committee 35 Radio-TV Club 3. BARBARA BLANDFORD SHARON BRISKI Pep Club 3. JAMES BLODGETT Choir 3. LARRY BUCKLEY Club I,2,35 Jr. Red cross 1, Q52 16. E' GRADUATING SENIORS. CLASS OF 1960 DON BUETTNER German Club 2. TERRY BYE Spanish Club. GARY BUFFO Letterman's Club 3, Football l,2,3. MARLYCE CAIN Torch l,2,3, Drama Club l,3, G.A.A. l,2,3, Publicity Club Ushers, Girls' Letter Club, Pep Club 3. BOBBIE JEAN BUNCE G.A.A. I. MIRTA CARLO Spanish Club 2,3, Library Stal? 2, Pep Club 3, French Club 3. JAMES BURG LINDA CARLSON Torch l,2,3, officer 3, Choir l,2,3, oflicer 3, Sextet l,2,3, Girls' Club Cabinet 2,3, .lun- ior Prom Committee, Main Office Staff I, Sophomore Dance Committee, Sohp. Class Sec., Rep. Assembly 3. ARDIS BURNETT Pep Club, Attendance Oltlce l,2, PATRICIA CARNAHAN Debate Club, F.N.A. Club, Latin Club, officer 3. KARIN BURTON Band, Drama l, Howdy Club. DAVIS CARVEY Baseball l,2. CONNIE CASE G.A.A. l,2, Pep Club 2,3, Clover Leaves Staff l,2, F.T.A. l,2,3, officer 3, French Club 2,3, Howdy Club 2,3, Tri-Hi-Y 2,3. PHYLLIS CHEE G.A.A. l,2,3, Spanish Club l,2, MEL CASEY SUSAN CHISHOLM Clover Leaves 2,3, business manager, 3, Library Stott l,2,3 president. TED CASTEEL Hi-Y, Torch, Assembly Com- mittee, Debate Stage Man- ager, Senior Class Play, Beautification Committee. GLENN CLARK Tahattawa Committee 3, Pep Club 2,3, Track l,2. TERRY CASTEEL Debate Club 3, Torch 3, Sr. Class Play 3, Hi-Y 3. LARRY CLIFF Safety Patrol 2,3, Chess Club l,2. LINDA CASTO Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, Drill Team 2,3. MIKE CLOYD Football l,2, Basketball l,2,3. GRANT CAYTON Football 3. WILLIAM COBBLE Science Club president 3, Rifle Club. LARRY COLBERT JAMES CONNOR RON COLE Varsity Club 3, Band l,2,3, Band Council I, Golf 2,3. JOHN CONROY GEORGE COLEMAN LANA COOK G.A.A. 2, Radio and T.V Club 3. MICHAEL DEAN COLLETTE PATRICIA ANN COOK Howdy Club l,2, Pep Club l,2, Commercial Club 2,3, Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, Students Ac- counts Office 2. MARCOS COLON THOMAS COOK German Club 2,3, Pres. 3. PRISCILLA COLON EDWARD COOPER Sr. Class Sgt.-at-Arms 3, Wrestling 3, Football l. Q Lf SUZANNE COOPER Pep Club l,3, Howdy Club I,2,3, F.T.A. 2, G.A.A. l,2. JOANNE COX Commercial Club 2, Choir 2,3, Tahatwa Committee 3. MARY JO CORLIS Torch I,2,3, Pep Club l,2,3, -lowdy Club l,2,3, G.A.A. l,2, Maiorette 2,3, Commer- cial Club I, Junior Prom Committee 2, Representative Assembly 3, Senior Class Treasurer 3, Tennis l,2,3. LINDA COX G.A.A. 3. ALFRED CORONA Rifle Club 3, Track 2, Res. Baseball Mgr. l. GEORGE CROMBIE JANE ANN COURTRIGHT G.A.A. I, Drama Club 2,3, Girls' Glee Club l,2,3, Cleri- cal Committee 3, All School Play 2, Library Stott 2,3, Main Office Staff 3. DIANE CROUCH Choir 2. DIXIE COVINGTON Glee I, Howdy Club 2, G.A.A. I,2, Pep Club l,2,3, Spanish Club 2, Girls' Letter Club 2,3, Songleoder 3, Drill Team 2, Torch I,2. WILLIAM CULVER ROBERTA COWDEN Spanish Club 2,3, Treas. 3, Pep Club 31 G.A.A. 2. NOLL ANNE CUNNINGHAM Torch I,2,3, Clover Leaves 2, Klahowya 2,3, Pep Club l,2,3, Quill and Scroll 2,3, Senior Play Production, French Club 3. Q ag lk 1' Q my W . ' , Y . Effi mf PM I A M -c' .,, ...- - I fe .',. S- r 5 , .-vw c -X B ' THERESE DISCH Drill Team 23' GAA l,25 SALLY URTI ' ' C S Main Office 25 Girls' Letter Club I,25 Rep. Assembly I. RENEE DENNIS Drill Team 2,35 Art Club 3, Nonettes 35 Pep Club I,25 JOYCE DWYER Drama Club I, Pres. lg Thesr pions 2,35 GAA l,35 Attend- GAA LQ. ance Office l,2,35 Senior Class Play Comm. 35 As- sembly Comm. 35 Pep Club 2,35 Usherettes 2,3. SUE DAMON Pep Club I5 Library Staff 3. LYNDA DOCKENDORF Nonettes 35 Spanish Club 35 Pep Club 3. SUSAN DENSMORE GAA 1,2,3, Attendance ROBERT DYKEMAN Office 35 Girls' Letter Club Comem Club 3' Sclence 23. Club 35 Rifle Club 3. RICHARD DANGEL BONNIE DOLAND FRED EATON Torch I,2,35 Rep. Assembly I5 Varsity Club 35 Student KEN DEPREZ Relations Comm. l,35 Soph. Foorbqn 1,2535 Truck 2, Class Pres.5 Bays' Club Pres. Bg5ebqIl2. 35 Football I,2,3, BONNIE DANIELSON JOHN DOOLEY FNA 2,35 Pep Club 25 GAA I,2,35 Commercial Club 2,35 FNA Pres. 2, Rep. Assembly 35 Beautifi- cation Proiect Chairman 3. DIANE DERNBACH .ION EBBERT Bible Club lg Adv. Glee 2,3. Rifle Club 3. BARBARA DAVIS TAMARA DOTY Commercial Club 35 Library Drama Club Ir2r3f Commef' 5,05 2, Genius Club 213, cial Club 2,35 All School Pres. 3, Play 25 Sr. Class Play 3. FRANCES DeVAUGHN Latin Club 3. -P BRENDA EIBEL DIANA DAVIS WILMA onops A Club I'2'3' Pep Club 2'3' GAA I,25 Girls' Letter Club 2,35 Usher 2,3. Torch l,2,35 GAA 2,3, Sec. 3. EDITH DIAZ Spanish Club 2,35 Pep Club 35 GAA I,2,35 Girls' Letter Club 2,35 Attendance Office 3, Library sms 1,2, Rep. I Assembly 3. E PAULINE EKERN Rep. Assembly 3. GRADUATING SENIORS, CLASS OF 7960 PEP ASSEMBLIES SPURRED SPIRIT FOR OUR NANCY EKMAN rama Club 2, Clover eaves 3, Rifle Club 3, cience Club 3. BARBARA ENGMAN Future Nurses Club 2,3, Torch l,2,3, G.A.A. 2,3, Pep Club l,2,3, Drama Club I,2. PATRICIA ELLIS DAVE ERICKSON WILLIAM ELLIS Vocational Council 3. NANCY ESHELMAN Commercial Club 2, Cafe- teria 2, Drama Club 3, De- bate Club 3, D.E. Club 3. ANITA ELLISON A I,2,3, Girls' Letter Club 2,3. STEVE FARBER Math Club l,2,3, Torch 3, Rep. Assembly 2, Football Manager I. JERRY ELLISON ALICE FARLEY Attendance Office 3. JOHN ELLISON Torch l,2,3, Math Club l,2,3, ice-Pres. 3, Science Club 3. DIANE FARNING Commercial Club I, Attend- ance Oflice 2, Guidance Office 3. FOOTBALL GAMES LINDA FARRINGTON Girls' Letter Club 2,3, G.A.A. I,2, Klahowya Staff I,2, Asst. Editor 2, Klahowya I Dance Chairman 2, Girls' Glee I, Choir 2,3, Nonettes 2,3, Representative Assem- bly 2, Pep Club 2, Main Office Stat? I, Torch I,2, Usher 3. GARY FLETCHER Spanish Club 2, Track I,2, Rifle Club I, Art Club 3. BOB FAULK MARTHA FLICKINGER GAA 2,3, Choir 2,3, Sextet l,2,3, Girls' Letter Club 2,3, Office Staff l,2,3, FTA l,2,3. ROBERT FELKER Football l,3, Track 2, Wres- tling 'l,3. MICHELE FORTIER GAA 2, Commercial Club 3. CLYDE FICKES JERRY FOTHERINGILL Jr. Class Treasurer 2, Sr. Class Rep. 3. DENNIS FITZPATRICK LYNN FOTHERINGILL Drill Team I,2, Drama Club 2, Rep. Assembly 3, GAA I,2, Pep Club 2,3, Sr, Class Sec. 3, Homecoming Attend- ant I. KAREN FLEMING KATHERINE FOWLES Pep Club I,2,3, GAA I, French Club 2,3, Howdy Club 2,3, Clover Leaves 2, Klahowya 2. GRADUATING SENIORS, CLASS OF 1960 DOREEN FREDERICK Bible Club l,2,35 Library Staff l,2, Officer 25 Science Club 2,35 Quill 8K Scroll 2,35 Clover Leaves 2,35 Klahowya Staff 2,35 Spanish Club 2. BRUCE GARRETT Rifle Club 35 Torch l5 Wres- tling 3. MARILYN FREEMAN F.T.A, l,2,35 Genius Club l,2, V.P. l, Pres. 25 Thespians 2,3, Sec. 2,35 Drama Club l,25 Klahowya Stal? 35 All School Play 25 Sr. Class Play 35 Sr. Ball Comm. 3. WALTER GASPAROVICH Letterman's Club 2,35 Stu- dent Relations 35 Represen- tative Assembly 25 Senior Class Pres. CECILIA FREENY Girls' Glee lg Choir 2,35 Sextet l,2,3. JIM GEER Band l,2,3. AL FREW Classical Club 35 OFiicer5 Torch l,2,3, Treas. 2,35 F.T.A. 2,3, Officer 35 Li- brary Statt 2,35 Spanish Club 2,3. GARY GERRITZEN D.E. Club, V.P.1 Baseball l,2. MARGARET FYFE G.A.A. 25 Pep Club 2,3. 521532 RONALD GIBSON Vocational Council 3. BEVERLY GAGLIANO Pep Club 3. JAMES GILBERTSON JAMES GILES Stamp Club Pres. ANDREA GOLDA Pep Club l,2,35 Library Staff l. JANE GILLILAND Library Staff lp Pep Club 2,3. GARY GOODENOW ROBERTA GIUS G.A.A, l,2,35 Spanish Club 2,35 Drama Club ly Choir 35 Adv. Girls' Glee 25 Ensemble 2. JOYCE GORLICK Junior Achievement Treas. CHARLES GIVENS Baseball l. BONNIELEE GOULD G.A.A. l,2,35 Spanish Club 25 Girls' Letter Club 2,3. HELEN GLANS F.T.A. 2,35 Pep Club lg Com- mercial l,2,35 Spanish Club 2, Sec.5 Girls' Letter Club 2,35 Ushers 35 G.A.A. l,3. PENELOPE GRAEFIUS Rifle Club 35 G.A.A. 25 Latin Club 25 Drama Club 25 Adv. Girls' Glee 25 Choir 35 Torch. TERRANCE GNIRK CARL GRANGER Lettermon's Club 2,35 Base- ball Mgr. 2,35 Basketball 3. KAREN GRANT Torch I,2,3, Co-Chr. Girls' Club Tolo 3, Pep Club 3, Band I,2. OSCAR GUERRERO MARSHA GREEK G.A.A. I,2, Girls' Letter Club 2, Torch I,2, Officer 2, Clover Leaves 2,3, Quill 8m Scroll 2,3, Usher 2, Sophomore Dance Comm., Rep. Assembly I,2. THOMAS GUIZZETTI DAVID GREELEY Hi-Y 2,3, Torch 3, Sec., Stu- dent Council 3, V.P. of Student Body, Student Re- lations Comm. 3, Chr., Ten- nis I,2, Basketball I. WILLIAM GUNNS BILL GRETLER Football l, Basketball I. DENNIS GUSTAPSON JOHN GRIFFIN Football 2. JUDY HAGERTY Orchestra 3, Choir 3. DON GROGAN Rifle Club 3. ELLEN HALL Rifle Club 3, G.A.A. 2,3, Girls' Glee I,2, Guidance Office I,3, Pep Club 3. LOWELL HALVERSON Hi-Y 3, Torch I,2,3, Thes- pians 2,3, Drama Club 2,3, Student Council I,2,3, Saph. Rep. I, Student Body Pres. 3, Jr. Rep. to Boys' Club, Track I. DAVE HARSE Baseball Mgr. MARGARET HALVORSEN Drama Club I,2,3, Rifle Club I,2,3, Pres. 3, Girls' Letter Club I,2,3, Guidance Office I, Commercial Club 2,3, Or- chestra 2,3. LINDA HARVEY Bible Club I, G.A.A. I, Drill Team 2,3, Pres. 3, Art Club I, Rep. Assembly I, Girls' Glee 3. GARY HAMILTON Football Mgr., German Club, Officer, Pep Club. HAROLD HASFJORD JOHN HARRINGTON Hi-Y I,2,3, Pres. 3, Basket- ball I,2, Beautification Comm. 3. MARY ELLEN HAYES G.A.A. 2,3, Girls' Letter Club 3, Pep Club 2, Senior Class Play, Attendance Office 2,3, Usher 3, Senior Ball Comm. SUE HARRIS ALVIN HEANY Letterman's Club, Rep. As- sembly 2, Football I,2,3, Track, Wrestling 3. JERRY HARRISON RICHARD HEARON Basketball I, Baseball I,2 HUGH HEDGES Hi-Y 35 Football l,2,3g Letter- men's Club 2,35 Pres. 3, Rep. Boys' Club 3, Basketball l,2, Track l,2,3. ELLA HENSON School Beautification Comm. 3 JACK HEGSETH Camera Club 3, Ofllcer 3. SHARON HENSON ROBERTA HEHN RICHARD HESELBE RG CHARLES HEINZE Track l,2,3f Lettermen's Club 2,3. Rep. Assembly l,25 X p l GEORGE Hess y M Dance Chairman lg B ut- fication Comm. 3g Football l,2,3, Track l,2,3, Talo Prince 2. RICHARD HENDERSON ABEL HEWIT' SUSAN HENDERSON Health Center I. SANDRA HIGH GAA l. DAVID HILL Science Club 3. JUDITH HOPKINS French Club 2, Pep Club l,2,3g Torch 3, GAA l. RONALD HILLIUS CAROLYN HOPPER GAA l,2,3g Usherette 2,37 Girls' Letter Club 2,35 Bible Club l,2,3, Nonettes 2,3g Pep Club 31 Guidance Ofhce lg Soph. Dance Comm, GRAZCELLA HOBART Rep. Assembly I,2, Howdy Club 2, Drill Team l,2,3g GAA l,2, Girls' Club Song Leader 35 Klahowya 2,3, Editor 3, Pep Club l,2g Kla- howya Dance 2,3, Drill Te? Pres. 37 Girls' Letter Qfub. gfchifirfg EDDA HOFER Art Club 3, German Club 3. GABRIELE HOUSTON Library Staff 3. MIKE HOLST LANCE HULIN GEORGE HONROTH STEVEN HURLE 1 GRADUATING SENIORS, CLASS OF 1960 .jf HIGHLIGHT IN SPORTS . . . T959 WARRIORS WIN SANDRA HUTCHINSON F.T.A. I,2,35 Health Center lp Guidance Office 2,35 Torch 2,3. LORETTA ANN JAMES Tri-Hi-Y 2,35 Girls' Letter Club 2,35 Representative As- sembly 2,35 Drill Team 2,35 G.A.A. l,2. JEFF IVERSON Letterman's Club I,2,35 Pep Club lp Football I,2,35 Bas- ketball l,2,35 Track l,2,3. DAVE JENKINS NORMAN IVERSON I,2,35 Boys' Club Pres. 3. PEGGY JENKINS G.A.A. I,2,35 F.N.A. lg Glee Club I5 Girls' Letter Club 2,3. LOMA LOUISE JACKSON Latin Club. KAREN A. JOHNSON Cheerleader 35 Tri-Hi-Y 2,35 Clover Leaves 2,35 Rep. As- sembly 25 Girls' Letter Club 25 Drill Team 25 Pep Club 2,35 Spanish Club 25 Sopho- more Dance Committee I5 lg Quill and Scroll 35 Vice Pres. Soph. Class, Junior Homecoming Attendant 25 Klahowya Queen 35 G.A.A. l,2. OSWIN JACKSON Varsity Club, Track 'I,2,35 Football 25 Wrestling 3. KAREN LEE JOHNSON Tri-Hi-Y 2,35 Drill Team I,2,35 Rep. Assembly I,2,35 Senior Announcements Comm. 35 G.A.A. I,2,3. ROSIE JACKSON Choir 3. LINDA JOHNSON F.T.A. I,2,35 Sec. 2, Treas. 35 G.A.A. l,25 Rep. Assembly l,35 Sec. 35 Main Oltice 25 Orchestra l,2,3, Pres. 35 Torch I,2,35 Klahowya staff 35 Senior Editor5 Pep Club 35 Girls' Letter Club. PUGET SOUND CROWN PATRICIA ANNE JOHNSON F.N.A. 35 G.A.A. 25 Pep Club I. LAWRENCE KALBERER Art Club 2,35 Drama Club 25 All School Play 25 Model Air 2, Senior Class Play 3. STEVE JOHNSTON Vocational Council. KAREN KAYS G.A.A. I,2,35 Pep Club 2: Drama Club I,2,35 Girls' Letter Club 2,35 Rep. Assem- bly Qp Girls' Club l,2,3. WM I ELIZABETH ANN JONES Torch I,2,35 Pep Club I,2,35 Art Club I,2,35 Spanish Club 25 Letter Club 2,35 Usher 2,35 G.A.A. l,25 Girls' Club Cabinet 2,3, Rep. Assembly 2. HAZEL KEITH JAMES JOWELL SANDY KELLER MARTHA FAITH JUDD F.N.A. 25 Spanish Club 25 Pep Club I,2,35 Cheerleader 25 Rep. Assembly 2. TOM KELLY SHARON JUDSON Science Club 35 Commercial Club 25 Bible Club 35 F.N.A. 35 Attendance Office 35 Torch l,2,3. MELVIN KELSO Math Club l,2,3, pres. 35 Rep. Assembly 3. HQ GRADUATING SENIORS, CLASS OF 1960 MURIEL KENDRICK MORRIS KIRK Track I. CAROL KIMBROUGH Choir l,2,3, Nonettes 3, Guidance Office l,2,3. PETER KIU Bible Club 3, Spanish Club 2,3, Vice President 2, Sec- retary of Industry 3, Math Club 2,3, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Torch 2,3. LYNETTE KINDERMAN Girls' Club Cabinet 3, Serv- ice Chairman 3, Quill And Scroll 2,3, President 3, Clo- ver Leaves 2,3, Co-Eclitor 3, F.T.A. 2,3, G.A.A. I,2, Treasurer I, Senior Ball Committee, Jr. Prom Com- mittee, Girls' Letter Club 2,3. CAROLYN KISER Girls' Letter Club, Spanish Club. DAVE KING Concert Band l,2,3, Repre- sentative Assembly 2, Track I, Tennis 2,3. WOLFGANG KLEIN RAYNETTA KINNE Pep Club 3, Science Club 3, German Club 3, Commercial Club 3. VICKY KLUVERS THOMAS KINNEY Rifle Club 2,3, Bowling l,2. BRUCE KNOX Football l,2,3, Track 2,3. ROBERT KODIS Baseball 2. LINDA KUNSCHAK G.A.A., Pep Club 2, Bible Club 2, Sophomore Dance Committee, Jr, Prom Dance Committee. MONIKA KOEHLER Attendance Office 3. PATRICIA LADELY GARY KOHLER LORANCE LAMBERTH CAROL KOON Library Staff l,2,3, French Club 2. ROBERT LAMM KENNETH KOVAL MICHAEL LAMPTON Debate Club l,2,3, Baseball 2, Wrestling 2. VIRGINIA KREPKY Office Staff I, Art Club l,2,3, Treasurer 3, G.A.A. I. ROBERT LANE Rifle Club. VIRGINIA LANGFORD Art Fair Chairman5 Art Club I,2,3. Sec. I, V.P. 2, Pres. 35 Klahowya Art Editor. JOHN LAWRENCE Radio and T.V. Club5 Rep. to Vocational Council. PATRICIA LA PIERIE Pep Club I,2,3, V.P. 35 Cheerleader 25 Bible Club 25 Tahatawa Committee 35 Howdy Club I,2,35 G.A.A. I. VIRGINIA LAWRENCE G.A.A. I,25 Girls' Letter Club 2,35 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, Rep. 35 Drill Team 3. CAROLE LARSEN Pep Club I5 G.A.A. I5 Howdy Club I5 Spanish Club 2. JEROLD LEBOVITZ Football I,25 Track I,25 Var- sity Club. LINDA LARSON G.A.A. l,2, Sec. 25 Girls' Letter Club I,25 Pep Club I,2,3, Treas. 35 Rep, As- sembly I5 Commercial Club I5 Bible Club I5 Spanish Club 25 Howdy Club I. EDGAR LEIMBACHER Jr. Prom Chr. ROBERT LARSEN Rifle Club, V.P.5 Varsity Rifle Team I,2,3. LENORE LEINDECKER G.A.A. I,25 Pep Club I,35 Spanish Club 25 Art Club 35 Sr. Ball Committee 3. ROSE LAUGHLIN Commercial Club 3. SANDRA LEMON G.A.A. Ig French Club 2,3, Pres. 25 Drama Club I,2,3, Pres, 25 Dramatics Assembly l,25 Christmas Assembly 25 A.S.B. Social Secretary. GERALD LINK JOHN LUNDIN WAYNE LLOYD MICHAEL LYNCH DIANA LOPER Tri-Hi-Y 2,35 Torch 'l,2,35 Klahowya Staff 25 Thespians l,2,3, Sec.-Treas. 25 Drama CIub5 All School Play I,25 Advanced Glee I5 Choir 25 French Club 3. SHARON MACHEN Clover Leaves 2,3, Co-Editor 35 Quill and Scroll 2,3. LARRY LOVSTROM Baseball 2,3, MICHAEL MALEK Model Club 25 Spanish Club 2,35 Football 2. MAX LOWE STEPHEN MALM Hi-Y 3, Treas. 35 Band I,2,3 Student Director. LARRY LUNDGREN JAMES MARCH Mu Alpha Theta 2,35 Sr Class Play 35 Football 2 Wrestling 35 Torch I,2,3. VINCENT MARCHESELLI German Club 2,3, Officer 2, Football 2,35 Baseball 2,35 Letterman s Club 3. MARCIA MAXWELL LINDA MARSHALL Choir 2,35 Nonettes 2,35 Rep. Assembly 3. ROGER MAYFIELD Ca-Chairman, Sr. Ball 3. NANCY MARTIN G.A.A. I,2,35 Girls' Letter Club I,2,35 Ushers l,2,35 Concessions I,2,3. PHIL MCALLISTER TRENT MARVIN Band I, Officer lp Varsity Band Council, Rifle Club 35 Hi-Y l,2,3, Sec. 2,3. SHARON MCCALL JAMES MATTHEWS Football 2,35 Wrestling 35 Letterman's Club 3. PATRICIA MCCARTHY RICHARD MAURER Pep Club I,25 Jr. Prom, Co- Chairman 25 Sr. Class Play 35 Concert Band I,2,35 Torch I,2,3. STEVEN McCREADY Science Club I,2,35 Rifle Club 2,3. KENNETH MCDERMID Orchestra 2,35 Band l,2,3, Pres. 3. WILLIAM MCLEAN MICHAEL MCGAFFIN RICHARD MCNEAL Wrestling 3. JOYCE MCGINN G.A.A. 2,3. WILLIAM MCNEELY SHARON MCKASSON G.A.A. I,25 Girls' Letter Club 2,35 Usher 2,3. v ,4 If ll ll WM? fffffg' MARTIN MEATH Boxing 2. BARBARA MCKENZIE Torch 25 F.T.A. I,25 Bible Club I,25 Debate Club 2,3. GLENN MEDEIROS Track I,2,35 Rep. Assembly 35 Letterman's Club I,2,3. MARCIA MCLEAN F.T.A. 35 Drill Team 2,35 Commercial Club 2,35 A.S.B. Treasurer 2,3. ELIZABETH MERCER G.A.A. I,2,35 Rep. Assembly I,2,35 Howdy Club I,2,35 F.T.A. 25 Pep Club I,2,35 GirI's Letter Club 2,35 Tri- Hi-Y 2,3. GRADUATING SENIORS, CLASS OF 1960 CLOVER PARK'S BIGGEST AND BEST ARWYN MERRELL MARKO MILAKOVICH Track 2, Radio Club 2, V.P. 2, Spanish Club 2, Pep Club 3. NANCY MESSING Spanish Club 3, G.A.A. 3. DANIEL MILLER HERBERT METTLER JAMES MILLER Art Club 3, Track 2, Foot- ball 2, Boxing 2,3. ROLFE METZGER Rep. Assembl I,2, Clover Leaves 3. E MILLER G.A.A. I,2, OFIice 2, Girls' Letter Club 2,3, Usher 2,3, Pep Club 2,3, Klahowya Staff 2. DAVID MICHAUD Spanish Club 3, Rep. Assem- bly 2. JEFF MILLER GARY MICHAEL KENNETH MILLER Baseball I,2,3, Basketball I, F.T,A. 3, Football Statisti- cian 2, Rep. Assembly 3, Letterman's Club 2,3. GRADUATING CLASS RONALD MILLER I I I MICHAEL MORGAN WILLIAM MILLER JOSEPH MORTON DON MOODY Vocational Council 3, Pres. 3. PATRICIA MORTON G.A.A. I,2,3, Tennis Team I,2,3, Torch 2,35 Pep Club I,2,3, Girls' Letter Club 2,3, Howdy Club 2, Spanish Club 2, Commercial Club I, Usher 2. PATRICIA MOORMAN Howdy Club 2, G.A.A. 2, Art Club 2,3. JOHN MOUNTS Track I,3. PATRICIA MORAN KAREN MRIGLOT OlTice 3, Advanced Girls' Glee 3, Girl's Letter Club 3, G.A.A. 2,3. CHARLES MORBERG Clover Leaves 3, Quill and Scroll 2,3, Basketball 'I,2,3. ANN MURPHY GRADUATING SENIORS, CLASS OF T960 KATHRYN MURPHY Library Staft I5 Health Cen- te lg FNA I. BONNIE NICHOLS FTA l,2,35 GAA 25 Howdy Club I,25 Choir 2,35 Pep Club 2,35 Spanish Club 35 FTA Pres. 35 Choir Council 2,3. MICHAEL MUSICK, Football 2,35 Baseba I 5, Cbaaa .fi ,lf N MARVIN NIELSON GEORGE NACE CHARLES NIESEN Baseball I5 Wrestling 3. NELIDA NEGRON SHARON O'LEARY GAA I,25 Rep. 25 Pep Club l,2,35 Art Club 35 Letter Club 25 Howdy Club I5 Sen- ior Class Play Stal? 35 Girls' Club Cabinet 2,3. DANIEL NELSON SHARON NOBLE Pep Club lp Spanish Club l,2. GARY NELSON KAREN NORBERG Pep Club l,2,35 Torch l,2,3g Howdy Club lj Soph. Dance Comm. I5 Quill 8. Scroll 2,35 GAA I,25 Girls' Letter Club 2,35 Klahowya Dance Comm. 35 Sr. Editor Klahowya 35 Attendance Office I. MARTHA NORMAN GAA l,27 Howdy Club lp Pep Club I5 .lr. Prom Comm. 25 Spanish Club 25 Girls' Letter Club 2,3. PATRICIA OLESON FTA I,35 Commercial Club 35 Senior Ball Comm. 35 German Club 2. SANDRA O'CONNOR Pep Club 2,35 Spanish Club 2,35 GAA 25 Attendance Office 3. ROBERTA OLSON FTA lp Bible Club 3, Art Club 35 Band I,2,3. MARIANNE O'DANlELS GAA I,25 Torch l,2,35 FTA l,2, Pres. 25 Thespians 35 Orchestra I,2,3, Olticer I,25 Drama Club 2. JUDY OSBORNE Thespians 2,3, Officer 35 Senior Class Play 35 Torch 2,35 Howdy Club 25 All- School Play 25 Girls' Club Cabinet 3. GUY NITZ Football 2,3. NORMAN OSBORNE Band l,2,35 Band Council 35 Orchestra I,2,35 Band Vice Pres. 3. LINDA OLSON CAROLYN OWENS GAA lg Orchestra I,2,35 Torch I,2,35 Drama Club I,35 Pep Club l,2,35 Howdy Club I. LINDA OLSON Pep Club 2,35 Torch 2. ELIZABETH OWENS Art Club 25 FTA lp GAA 2,3. 3' CAROL PALMER Guidance Office 3. CHARLES PETERSON Letterman's Club I,2,3, Bas- ketball I,2,3, Baseball I,2,3. JUDITH PARKINSON Drama Club 3, Commercial Club 2,3, F.N.A. 3, French Club 2,3, Tahatawa Com- mittee 3, Klahowya Stal? I, Pep Club 3, Senior Class Play. DIANE PETERSON Girls' Club Cabinet I,2,3, Torch I, Student Relations Comm. 3, Howdy Club 2, Pres., Girls' Club Pres. 3, G.A.A. 2, Pep Club 3. JOAN PAUL Attendance Ottice 3, Pep Club 3. GEORGE PHIFER NANCY PEALE Torch I,2,3, Drama Club I,2, Thespians 2,3, Kla- howya Staff I,2, Math Club I, Debate Club 2, Adv. Girls' Glee 2, Choir 3, Rep.Assem- bly l,2, Junior Class Sec. 2, A.S.B, Sec. of Records, G.A.A. 2. BARBARA PHILLIPS G.A.A. I,2, Oftice Staff I,2,3, D.E. Club 3, Girls' Letter Club 2,3, Pres. 3, Ushers 2,3. LOIS PEARSON Tri-Hi-y 2,3, G.A.A. 1,2,3, Sr. Rep. 3, Girls' Letter Club 2,3. PETER PIPE DEAN PERCIVAL MARK PIPER Letterman's Club 2,3, Bas- ketball l,2, Baseball I,2,3. .IERI POTJER Drama Club I,2,3, Sr, Class Play, Thespians 3, G.A.A. 2, 'X Radio a. T.v. Club, Assem-,AJ bly Committee. R, MICHAEL RASH J' Letterman's Club I,2,3, Rep- resentative Assembly I,2, Track I, Football I. REBECCA POTTHOFF RONALD RATLIFF Letterman's Club I,2,3, Officer 3, Football I,2,3, Basketball 2, Track I,2,3. THOMAS PRATT D.E. Club 3, Officer, Span- ish Club 2,3, Pres. 3, Track I. JOSEPH RAUDEBAUGH Camera Club 3, Debate Club 3, Wrestling 3. EDWIN PRICE SANDRA RAY Library Stott 2,3, Clover Leaves 2,3. RITA QUAIL SUSAN RAYLEY G.A.A. 2, Guidance Office 3. LORENE QUINN Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, Girls' Letter Club 2,3, Klohowya Staff 2,3, Klahowya Dance Com- mittee 2,3, Howdy Club I, Pep Club I, Attendance Office 3, G.A.A. 2,3. CAROL REDFIELD Thespians 2,3, Drama Club i,2, G.A.A. i,2. JUBJTH REED fep Club l,2g G.A.A. 2: Drill 'Team 3, Rep. Assembly 21 Howdy Club I,2, Tahatowa Comm. 3. PATRICIA RICHMEIER F.N.A. 3. Red Cross Rep. 2. RICHARD REESE FRANK ROBERTS LYNN REEVES My FELIX ROBINSON Rifle Club I. SHARON REITER LOIS ROBINSON Torch l,2,3g Bible Club l,2,3g Klahowya 2, F.N.A. 2,35 Chair 35 Adv, Girls' Glee 25 Nonettes 2. CAROL RENNER Tri-Hi-Y 2, Drama Club 27 Hi-Y Dance Comm. 2. CAROL ROSS Library StatT If Rifle Club lg Commercial Club 2, Cafe- teria Stafl' 2, D.E. Club 3. CHRISTINE REYNOLDS Pep Club 3. MORRIS ROSS SANDRA ROTHER SHEILA ST. CLAIR Torch 2, Drama Club 2 TERRY RUCKER SABINE SAVERESSIG German Club 3, French Club 35 Russian Club 35 F.T.A. 3. ALICE RUSH Camera Club 3. PATRICIA SCHNEIDER Spanish Club 2,3f Attend. OtTice 3, G.A.A. 3. BOB RUTLEDGE PAUL SCHWEBKE Rifle Club 3: Oflice 3. DAVE RYAN D.E. Club 35 Spanish Club 3. MARCIA SCOTT G.A.A. I,2g Girls' Letter Club 3: Pep Club l,25 Com- mercial Club I. TERRY RYAN Band I,2,3g Orchestra I,2,3. Jr. Red Cross 3. WAYNE SCOTT GRADUATING SENIORS, CLASS OF 1960 Now, DIPLOMA IN HAND, we GAZE TOWARD LARRY SEATON Baseball. ELl SHAW Choir 3, Nonettes 3, Library Staff 2, Genius Club 2. JAMES SEDAM MICHAEL SHAW RUBY SERVINE Girls' Glee, Nonettes KATHY SHEEAN Drama Club, Howdy Club, Pep Club, G.A.A. EQ . sHARoNs H u V LO LAW lG' Rfw -PAMELA SHEPHERD Art Club 3, Soc. Sec., French Club 3, Homecoming Queen 3. CAROL SHAVER Science Club I,2,3, Treas. 3, Thespians 3, Clerk, Torch I,2,3, Senior Class Play, Drama Club 2, Klahowya Stafi 2, Debate Club 2, All School Play 2. MAXINE SIMPSON F.N.A. LISETTE SHAW Pep Club 3, Girls' Letter club 1,2,3, G.A.A. I,2, Howdy Club I, Cheerleader 3, Torch I,2,3, Drill Team 2, Sextet I,2,3, Adv. Girls' Glee I, Student Leader, Choir 2,3, Student Leader. ,ffggf A NEW TOMORROW SANDRA SKOGEN G.A.A. I,2,3, Usher 2,3, Commercial Club 3, Girls' Letter Club 2,3, Pres. 3, Pep Club I, Bible Club I,2. SUSAN SMITH G.A.A. 3, Pep Club 3, Office 2, Torch 3, Tennis 2,3. RAYMOND SMART STEVEN SMOCK Drama Club 2, Camera Club 2, Thespians 2,3, Pres., Art Club 2,3, All School Play 2, Senior Class Play 3. TOM SMIRCICH Drama Club 2, Thespians 3, All School Play 2. LEE SORENSON JANICE LEA SMITH Howdy Club I,2,3, Song- Ieader 3, Torch 2,3, Pep Club l,2,3, Sec., G.A.A. I,2, Representative Assembly I, Junior Class Representative. ROGER SOUTHWARD Lettermcin's Club 2,3, Rep. Assembly 3, Football I,2,3, Track Mg r. I ,2,3. JANICE LYNN SMITH Bible Club 3. KENNETH SOWELL MARQUITA SMITH Drill Team 3, G.A.A. I,2, Art Club 2,3, Sec. 2, French Club 2,3, Sec. 2, Klahowya Staff, Senior Class Play, Girls' Letter Club 2, Howdy Club I,2. DAVID SKINNER IVAN SPAULDING LYNN TESSIER GRADUATING SENIORS, CLASS OF 1960 FRANZ SPERNER Basketball 2,3, Lettermen's Club 2,3. WALTER STROMME JOEL STAGGS, JR. Debate Club l,2, Track 2,3. FRANCES SUTTER Sr. Class Play, Drama Club 2- Office 3. ROBERT STANDAL JACQUELINE SUTTON GAA l,2. COLEEN STEELE Toc i,2,3, FTA l,2,-Cl-noir Rep. Assembly l,2, Howdy Club l,2, Pep Club I3 Sr. Klahowya Attendant, Torch Pres, 3, Choir Pres. 3. JUDY SUTTON Pep Club i,2, GAA 2, Span- ish Club 2, Bible Club 2, Tahatawa Comm. 3, Girls' Letter Club 3, Rep. Assembly l,2. ROSEMARY STERBA Ban l, Bible Club 3, Main Office 2, French Club 3, Pres 3, GAA l. DON SVEDBERG LINDA STIXRUD Klahowya Dance Comm. 3, Klahowya Stal? 3, Art Club 3 Pep Club 3. JANET SWANSON GAA l,2,3, Drill Team 3, Spanish Club 2, FTA 2, Girls' Letter Club 3. JOHN SWANSON Band l,2,3, Orchestra 2,3, Track 2,3. DIANE TAYLOR Commercial Club -XPep 2,3, Howdy Clu , ,,,8tTJ dent Acc. Office 3, Tahata wa Comm. 3. MARYELLEN SWANSON Pep Club i,2,3, GAA i,2, Girls' Program Chr. 2, Club i,2,3, Sr. Class Chr. 3, Klahowya Dance Comm. 3, Soph. Dance Chr. l, Girls' Letter Club 2,3, Soph. Class Treos. l. JAMES TAYLOR Wrestling 3, Track 3 LINDA SWEAT Howdy Club l. FTA l,2,3, Drama Club 2,3, Nonettes 3, GAA l,2,3, Bi- ble Club 3, Pep Club l,2,3, Howdy Club l,2, Choir 3. EVE TABOR Art Club 2,3, Drama Club 2, Thespions 3. DONALD THEIS Science Club l, Chess Club l,2. VAVALA TAEU KAREN THOMPSON Art Club 3, Camera Club 3. BEVERLY TAYLOR Pep Club 3, German Club l,2,3, V. Pres. 3, GAA i. KATHLEEN THOMPSON Girls' Club Cab. 3, Torch l,2,3, French Club 2, Howdy Club l,2, Rep. Assembly l,2, GAA l,2,3, Pres, 3, Pep Club l,2, Drill Team 2.3, Girls' Letter Club 2,3. MARVIN THOMPSON MICHAEL TULLUS Band I,2, Rifle Club I, Chess Club, Track 3. RICHARD THOREEN Lettermen's Club 2,3, Foot- ball l,2,3, Basketball I,2,3, Baseball l,2,3. GLEN UTGAARD Varsity Club 3, Football 2,3, Track 2,3, Basketball 3. ANITA TOKARCZYK Omce 3, Rifle Club 2,3, Secretary. JEFF VINYARD Drama Club 3, Pep Club 3, Debate 3, Sr. Class Play 3. RICHARD TRIMBLE Bible Club 3, Spanish Club 3, Smoker 2,3, Track 3. ARTHUR VOLZ Football 2, Bible Club 2,3, Pres. 3, Choir 3. DONNA TRUITT TRACY WALKER BARBARA TUFFLEY Future Nurses 3, Girls' Glee 2, Choir 3, Nonettes 3, Span- ish Club 2,3, Bible Club 3, G.A.A. I,2. KENNETH WALTON Distributive Education 3. JUDITH WARD G.A.A. I, Pep Club I,2,3, Howdy Club I, Torch l,2,3, Tri-Hi-Y l,2,3, Pres. 3. JUDITH WEST G.A.A. 2, Trl-Hi-Y 2,3, Drill Team 3, Klahowya Staff 3, Klahowyo Dance Chr. 3, Guidance Office 3, Debate Club 3, Howdy Club 2. SANDRA WEAR G.A.A. I,2, Girls' Letter Club 3, Attendance Oftice 3, Sen- ior Ball Committee, Usher 2,3, Commercial 3. ROBERTA WHINERY Pep Club I,2,3, Songleader 2,3, Songqueen 3, Torch I,2,3, G.A.A. 2,3, Girls' Let- ter Club 2,3, Advanced Glee I, Choir 2,3, Sextet 3, Klo- howyo Staff I, Sophomore Editor, Klahowya Dance Comm. I, Junior Prom Comm., Senior Ball Comm. GEORGE WEBBER Hi-Y, Rifle Club, Torch. JUDITH WHITE Rifle Club 2, Team 2, Ofllce 3, Distributive Education 3, Sec. 3. BARBARA WEINMAN Klahowya Staff 2, Torch I,2,3, Vice Pres. 2, Girls' Club Clerical 3, Girls' Letter Club 2, Usher 2,3, G.A.A. I. DORIS WICKEL JAN WELCH Pep Club 3, Sr. Class Play 3. CAROLYN WILLIAMS Bible Club I,2,3, Spanish Club 2,3. LINDA WESCOTI' Library Staff I, Drama Club l,2, Pres. 2, Thespians 2,3, Pep Club l,2, Sr. Class Play 3, All School Play 2, Girls' Club Publicity 3, Clover Leaves 3, Commercial Cla 2,3. ROBERT WILLIAMS Spanish Club 2. GRADUATING SENIORS, CLASS OF T960 FRANZ SPERNER Basketball 2,35 Lettermen's Club 2,3. WALTER STROMME JOEL STAGGS, JR. Debate Club i,2g Track 2,3. FRANCES SUTTER Sr. Class Play: Drama Club 2, Ofiice 3. ROBERT STANDAL JACQUELINE SUTTON GAA l,2. COLEEN STEELE Toc l,2,3, FTA i,254Choir Rep. Assembly l,2f Howdy Club l,2g Pep Club I3 Sr. Klahowya Attendant: Torch Pres. 35 Choir Pres. 3. JUDY SUTTON Pep Club L25 GAA 2, Span- ish Club 2g Bible Club 25 Tahatawa Comm. 35 Girls' Letter Club 34 Rep. Assembly l,2. ROSEMARY STERBA Ban Ig Bible Club 3, Main Oflice 25 French Club 3, Pres 35 GAA l. DON SVEDBERG LINDA STIXRUD Klahowya Dance Comm. 31 Klahowya Staff 3, Art Club 3 Pep Club 3. JANET SWANSON GAA l,2,3g Drill Team 31 Spanish Club 2, FTA 2g Girls' Letter Club 3. JOHN SWANSON Band l,2,3g Orchestra 2,3g Track 2 3 DIANE TAYLOR ' Commercial Club 5XPep 2.3: Howdy Clulix , 5,8111- dent Acc. Office 3, Tahata- wa Comm. 3. MARYELLEN SWANSON Pep Club l,2,3g GAA l,2g Girls' Program Chr. 2: Club I,2,3, Sr. Class Chr. 3: Klahowya Dance Comm. 3g Soph. Dance Chr. lg Girls' Letter Club 2,35 Soph. Class Treas. l. JAMES TAYLOR Wrestling 35 Track 3. LINDA SWEAT Howdy Club I. LYNN TESSIER FTA l,2,3f Drama Club 2,35 Nonettes 35 GAA l,2,3, Bi- ble Club 3. Pep Club l,2,3g Howdy Club i,2, Choir 3. EVE TABOR Art Club 2,35 Drama Club 2, Thespians 3. DONALD THEIS Science Club lg Chess Club l,2. VAVALA TAEU KAREN THOMPSON Art Club 35 Camera Club 3. BEVERLY TAYLOR Pep Club 35 German Club I,2,3, V. Pres. 37 GAA l. KATHLEEN THOMPSON Girls' Club Cab. 35 Torch l,2,3p French Club 2, Howdy Club l,2g Rep, Assembly l,2g GAA l,2,3, Pres. 3, Pep Club l,2, Drill Team 2.3, Girls' Letter Club 2,3. MARVIN THOMPSON MICHAEL TULLUS Band l,25 Rifle Club i5 Chess Club5 Track 3. RICHARD THOREEN Lettermen's Club 2,35 Foot- ball l,2,35 Basketball l,2,35 Baseball l,2,3. GLEN UTGAARD Varsity Club 35 Football 2,35 Track 2,35 Basketball 3. ANITA TOKARCZYK Ofiice 35 Rifle Club 2,3, Secretary. JEFF VINYARD Drama Club 35 Pep Club 35 Debate 35 Sr. Class Play 3. RICHARD TRIMBLE Bible Club 35 Spanish Club 35 Smoker 2,35 Track 3. ARTHUR VOLZ Football 25 Bible Club 2,3, Pres. 35 Choir 3. DONNA TRUITT TRACY WALKER BARBARA TUFFLEY Future Nurses 35 Girls' Glee 25 Choir 3, Nonettes 35 Span- ish Club 2,35 Bible Club 35 G.A.A. l,2. KENNETH WALTON Distributive Education 3 JUDITH WARD G.A.A. Ip Pep Club l,2,35 Howdy Club I5 Torch l,2,35 Tri-Hi-Y l,2,3, Pres. 3. JUDITH WEST G.A.A. 25 Tri-Hi-Y 2,35 Drill Team 35 Klahowya Staft 35 Klahowya Dance Chr. 35 Guidance Oftice 35 Debate Club 35 Howdy Club 2. SANDRA WEAR G.A.A. l,25 Girls' Letter Club 35 Attendance Ofllce 35 Sen- ior Ball Committee5 Usher 2,35 Commercial 3. ROBERTA WHINERY Pep Club l,2,35 Songleader 2,3, Songqueen 35 Torch l,2,35 G.A.A. 2,35 Girls' Let- ter Club 2,35 Advanced Glee l5 Choir 2,35 Sextet 35 Kla- howya Staff l, Sophomore Editor5 Klahowya Dance Comm. I5 Junior Prom Comm.5 Senior Boll Comm. GEORGE WEBBER Hi-Y5 Rifle Club5 Torch. JUDITH WHITE Rifle Club 2, Team 25 Office 35 Distributive Education 3, Sec. 3. BARBARA WEINMAN Klahowya Staff 25 Torch l,2,3, Vice Pres. 25 Girls' Club Clerical 35 Girls' Letter Club 25 Usher 2,35 G.A.A. l. DORIS WICKEL JAN WELCH Pep Club 35 Sr. Class Play 3. CAROLYN WILLIAMS Bible Club l,2,35 Spanish Club 2,3. LINDA WESCOTT Library Stal? I5 Drama Club l,2, Pres. 25 Thespians 2,35 Pep Club l,25 Sr. Class Play 35 All School Play 25 Girls' Club Publicity 35 Clover Leaves 35 Commercial Cir. 2,3. ROBERT WILLIAMS Spanish Club 2. 2, Commercial Club Sec. 2, ROGER WILLIAMS ELAINE WINTERLING CAROL WILLIS BOBBIE WITT Drama Club I,2,3, Commer- cial Club I,2,3, Sr. Class Play Prod. Stall, Drama Club Pres. Treas. 3. ALICE WILSON GAA 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, Pep Club I,2,3, FTA I, Art Club 2, Howdy Club 2,3, Rep. Assembly I, Tri-Hi-Y Treas. 3, H-Y-An Dance Comm. 2, Klahowya Dance Comm. 3. MERVIN WOLF Concert Band I,2,3, Orches- tra 2,3, Drama Club 2,3, French Club 2, Jr. Prom I Comm., Sr. Ball Comm., Sr. Class Play Prod. Staff 3, Art Club I,2,3, Drama Club, V. Pres. 3. CHAUNCEY WILSON Choir 3. JAMES WOOTAN Football I,2,3, Track 2, Let- termen's Club 2,3. GAIL WILSON Drill Team I,2,3, GAA I,2, Pep Club I,2, Rep. Assembly 2. EDGAR WRIGHT III Debate I,2,3, Rep. Assembly 2,3, Sr, Class V. Pres., Foot- ball 2. LATE ENTRIES GRETCHEN YOST Bible Club I,2,3, Main Of- fice 2, Att, Office 3, Howdy Club 2, Choir 3, Adv. Glee 2, V. Pres, 2. JAY BRAGET JUDITH YOUNG Band I, Orchestra I, Drill Team 2,3, GAA I,2,3, Girls' Letter Club 2,3, Usherette 2,3, Torch I,2,3, Pep Club 'I,2,3, Girls' Club Songleader 2, Girls' Club Cab. 3, Tolo Comm. 2, Soph. Dance Comm. l, Drama Club 2, Thespians 3, All-School Play Prod. Stott 2, Tri-Hi-Y 3. RON DULL GARY ZANUZOSKI Football 2, Basketball I,3, Baseball I,2,3, Lettermen's Club 2,3. WILLIAM KOSOFF HAROLD ZARINS Art Club 2,3, Officer 3. I. WANDA PARKER Tennis 2,3, Art Club 3. ROSEMARY ZEIGLER GAA I,2,3, 25 DI' 2, FTA I,2,3, Torch Choir 2,3, Adv. Glee ama Club 2, Thespians 3, Guidance Oltice 3, Girls' Letter Club 2,3, FRED HANKINS MAURICE HAYES KATHIE KOOPMANS JAMES RIDDICK LILLIAN STELLMAN GEORGEANNE VAN MOPPES THE CURIOUS SAVAGE PRESENTED BY THE SENIOR CLASS .i ...4 The theme of the play centered around a home for the mentally deficient. Those in the home led a sheltered life while clinging to their own peculiar ways. Often they showed that they had more sense and tolerance by their simple acts of charity to others in the home, than people of the outside world. In the picture at the right, from left to right are: Carol Redheld as Florence, Marilyn Freeman as Mrs. Paddy, Judy Osborne as Ethel Savage, Doug Bas- sett as Hannibal, Janet Goodwin as Fairy May, and Jeff Vinyard as Jeffrey, PRODUCTION STAFF ROW 1: Candy Cain, Joyce Dwyer, Mrs. Heidbreder, Steve Smock Mary Ellen Hayes, Carol Shaver. ROW 2: Mervin Wolf, Bill McCann, John Johnson Marquita Smith, Ted Casteel, Sharon O'Leary, Lowell Halvorsen, ROW 3 Fran Sutter, Nancy Eshelman, Linda Wescott, Bobbie Witt. Noll Anne Cunningham :S presented 'ring as the af the cast tat the play 3 picture at the left include from left to right, Tammy Doty as Lily Belle, Jim March as Titus, Rich Maurer as Samuel, Terry Casteel as Dr, Emmet, Judy Osborne as Ethel Savage, and Jeri Potter as Miss Wilhelmina. , ,, kv, N fx 5 . 5- J i l' iv M f 4 W 3 A ygsgw si W 53 ifq M. m ,f V A ' . ' . w V m' ' E. A iff? - ' ' 5 , V ,K ' -V ' 5ES'vN isK1Sf'.Q E25 'IEEE' f ' 'i' Q Ui i . T if5i w gif ? fy s We 4 E Y , Q g k HW 3' N WW ks Y sa 5 H' Q 5 , Q my N QF Km ,, , . -A f- 2, , 3 K, X? 5 My v if Xb l ,Q 1 in 2 6 y we , SQ ' sys? 5 S I. 1? A I 615606 'C A -:.: s-fi up :,'v, gv w w, A u, E P ' , : - gf ix - LAQ- , ' A F ' f ff? -I 'Y ' P5 '4 ' ' - H ww , fav' ,K W3 se f f , . -qw gg? ,ai If A - g f L1 Il 41 1 'Z' 1 E if , 1 SS Q . . x H 1 YW any Q ll' Marv Kasemeier, Pres. Gary Taylor, V. Pres. Don Stewa rt, Sec.-Trees. JUNIORS The best in the west class of '61 was capably headed by Marv Kasemeier. His assistants were Gary Taylor, vice presi- dent, Don Stewart, secretary-treasurer, and Lani Young, ser- geant-at-arms, and Don Peterson, representative to the stu- dent council. Juniors participated in many activities, clubs, music, debate and art curricula. They greatly helped to improve the repu- tation of Clover Park. Ray Myhre represented the Junior boys on the Boys' Club Cabinet as his class representative. Karen Taylor, Karla Rich- ardson, and Barbara Hess were on the Girls' Club Cabinet. The Junior class was well represented in athletic team as a high percentage of the good team success was due to the Junior boys. 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Taylor J. Teeple P. Templin D. Thomas G Thomas C. Thompson D. Thompson J. Thompson G Thuline J. Tice B. Todd S. Torfin N. Traugott D. Traynor K. Trone L. Truschel N. Tutt J. Urdahl J. Utgaard R. Van Burg J. VanCook J. Viducich S. Voseburg S. Walker E. Walther L. Waring L. Watson P. Watson S. Wcryno S. Wayno E. Wehunt R. Welch P. Welfinger M. Weller V. Wellington J. Wells E. West D. Wieditz W. Wigle T. Wiley J. Williams T. Williams K. Williamson S. Wilson S. Wingard M. Wootan E. Workman K. Wray L. Wright D. Wykoff S. Yost A. Young M. Zarelli B. Zebos R. Zimmermann SOPHOMORES With Mr. Fossen and Mrs. Winters the advisors of the largest class in the school, the Sophomores had a very successful year. Otlicers of the class of '62 were Betty Johnson, President, Steve Cohen, Vice Presi- dent, Janice Smith, Secretary, Pat Thompson, Treas- urer to the Student Council. Vicki Harlin represented us as the Sophomore Editor of the Klahowya. Grace Tuftley was Girls' Club Representative while Ed Steele represented the boys on the Boys' Club. Autumn Leaves saw petite Pat Thompson repre- senting the Sophomores at the annual Klohowya Dance and Janice Smith was selected as Sophomore Homecoming Attendant. With Japanese Lanterns hanging and pagodas for the background, Soyo- nara was the- theme for the Sophomore Dance. Now as we look back on conjugating verbs and the death of Julius Caesar we find our Sophomore Year will always remain one of the most memorable in our minds. Sharon Starkey: Soph. Rep. E. Densmore D. Dent L. Denton W. Denton J. Distefano J. Doghtery B. Dohre R. Draftins M. Earkart T. Eastland Eastman D. Eaton R. Etter P. Evenson R. Familton Fannen B. Finnemore K. Fletcher J. Flint C. Flodquist R. Fowler L. Frost M. Frozier M. Gaia R. Gentry C. Gerlman Gildway D. Gillie C. Glidden R. Glynn C. Gnirk G. Goldsmith K. Grandia M. Graham B. Grant G. Grant P. Griffin W. Griffin J. Griflth K. Grimme W. Hall J. Haley Halvorsen D. Hamilton S. Hanson S. Harden B. Harper P. Harris T. Dettinger J. Dettmar D. Devita Diamond D. Duke E. Durkin K. Dyke D. Eaton D. Edwards K. Eldred C. Ellison R. Esterday D. Farley G. Farley M. Farrell S. Fino J. Flynn G. Foley K. Forbes J. Fotheringill J. Gam pon B. Garnett R. P. L. L. D. J. J. J. J. D. Gibson Geist Gi utfre Giuffre Gisse Givens Goodman Gonzolez Gordon Gose M. Grant D C. G K. R. S. G H. H. J. L. J. J. V. K. Gra pen he Graves Gray Grogan Gusman Hadfield Hall Hamilton Hamilton Hanson Hansen Haugen Haus Haus Hausauer Abelson S. Acosta M. Adams V. Adams J. Aguilar B. Aoler M. Alexander P. Allred P. Arnold S. Austin B. Baker K. Baker G. Beausoleil J. Belford Bell Benestad J. Bertucci B. Berger K. Beuche P. Beyers Bloodgood E. Boodle P. Booth T. Bott G. Brown T. Brown R. Brown T. Brown B. Burke L. S. Burke D. Butcher Campbell F. Carver J. Chamberlain Charboneu B. Charf A. Clouse G. Cloyd E. Coate S. Cohen Cook J. Corbit J. Cossey B. Coy R. Curtis M. 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Porter B. Powell J. Pratt J. Price F. Prince P. Rachford R. Raygor B. Rackley B. Rainer J. Reed R. Reinhart J. Reis D. Relland C. Rabenson R. Robinson l.. Rogers A. Riplinger K. Salarski E. Santiozo C. Sauchez J. Sawyer J. Schreyer D. Schrimpf P. Schwellenbach N. Sciacqua S. Shepard C. Shephard M. Sierra K. Simpson J. Smith J. Smith L. Smith L. Smith D. Sole J. Soley R. Sparks T. Sparks A. Standford S. Starkey C. St. Clair E. Steele E. Stickman L. Strahl P. Stratton S. Statler B. Swift T. Swinggi P. Swisher Tahahara D. Purvine K. Quinn A. Quiroz A. Rachel B. Rains R. Read B. Reed G. Reed Rhinevault C. Rich D. Richardson C. Robb R. Roush K. Rossman S. Ryals J. Sage D. Saylor M. Schaffer H. Schautz P. Schoolcraft D. Seamen Seigmon P. Settle L. Shaw T. Slatten K. Slemko V. Slinkcrd G. Smith R. Smith J. Snyder S. Snyder S. Snyder D. Spicer M. Svinth C. Spurrier L. Squier P. Steele G. Steltens G. Stevens G. Steward G. Stubbs C. Sullivan C. Sullivan B. Swanson G. Tart G. Tart S. Taney R. 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Letterman if Q5 Nix 'fe Y 1 Sgt it W 'Y George Hess 2 yr. Letterman Nick Iverson 2 yr. Letterman Rich Thoreen 2 yr. Letterman Jim Mathews Marv Kasemeir 2 yr. Letterman 2 yr, Lenermqn Roger Southward 2 yr. Letterman wwe, Wx Xia' fs f t tw Buzz Riegei 2 yr. Letterman Fred Eaton I9606I Captain I yr. Letterman CHAMPIONS OF 1960 'Nw is if I I . .-H. . at 4 W ' Fred Heany Hugh Hedges Gary Bufto Charles Creesy 2 yr. Letterman 2 yr. Letterman 2 yr. Letterman I yr. Letterman 2'-0:10-L .- . X .gv -,grjqjrlpuc Q'2d'5'4'bE' 'sa af -f raw. In , . 58. - ., 1: I Wmegear-., . fs-. N ,M 'llc . egkigqhg -1 Qg mffijq . nb:-Q! 'W 'I.1gYQf53. kb efigfvnx Fry, N .gjiaax 1-Ji-.Hggq,. ' , wt. Q 'S?'fp ' -H ' JI' ---- -- ,,,, Q w:faa..,, Qu S 1 . ,is - nvfk. 'NC ., . .A 'Q Fziqx, N s ' ' 1-A 5 Q54-4 ' t7'a4a?g-. XX ' K 7 Cvf-guffPg., -ff? 4154. s -. . -8 'I' , 5 Q 1 - il' IITPI A Qfxr .fg-1:14 J-.I gn '-rsrfhvw .'ffi'i7,x N 'K 54 zzytzwc-2. ' A 3719 Ll,gil::i1zrilk 11i223EI?g ., 125 fl-1,. 4- 'n. 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J WARRIORS V r QQ: X if A-fri A-W A ti N 1 X -1 f A tw 'K . ,iw CLOVER PARK SCALPED THE RENTON INDIANS 13-7 The 1959 Warrior squad was badly hurt by graduation as it took virtually the whole first line. This did not stop the mighty warriors from reaching the very top goal, tip Puget Sound Championship of 1959. The first game was very important to Clover Park for they faced the Renton Indians, the only team that beat Clover Park in the 1958 season. With the Warriors quarterback, John Aram, and the terrific de- fense line, we scalped the Indians 13-7. The Warriors were on their way. The Green and White beat their traditional rivals, the Franklin Pierce Cardinals, 13-7, to win their sec- ond game of the season and to retain the Chester P. Larson Trophy for the hfth straight year. CP traveled to Enumclaw to play the highly regarded Hornets. ln a close match the Warriors won by 13-7. The following week the Warriors went to Highline to play Mt. Rainier for the first time. CP trounced Mt. Rainier 32-O and was still the only team undefeated in the league. Clover Park finally got out of the 13-7 scoring slump. The following week the Sumner Spartans came to play against CP on Thompson Field, They fell as the fifth straight victim by the score of 47-O. The Redmen traveled to Highline to face the third best offensive team in the league. To many fans it was the most thrilling game of the season. With only a few minutes to play, Highline pulled ahead of Clover Park, but with John Arams passing and a good defensive strategy, we won the game 28-25. The Warriors returned home for another crucfal contest with the Puyallup Vikings. Clover Pork gained a 19-O advantage in the first half, but was shut out duirng the second half. CP won the game 19-6. Ratliff is on his way Clover Park now had the right to represent the Puget Sound league in the Turkey Day Tilt. The War- riors only had to play the Evergreen team to have a 9-O record along with the Puget Sound Champion- ship. Evergreen came to C.P. and was easily defeated by 33-13. Clover Pork was now preparing to meet the Garfield Bulldogs Thanksgiving Day. CP BENCH SEASON RECORD SCHEDULE CP. Opponent 13 Renton ...... ..... 7 13 Franklin Pierce .. . 7 13 Enumclaw . . . . 7 32 Mt. Rainier . O 47 Sumner . . . O 28 Highline ...... . . 25 20 Kent Meridian . . . 7 19 Puyallup . . . 6 33 Evergreen . . . . 13 GREEN and WHITE OVER F.P. 13 7 Clover Park advances in Bulldog territory. Clover Park was ready to face the Bulldogs for the second time. The team had practiced at home and went to Seattle for a practice session before the game, In the beginning minutes John Aram was iniured and had to leave the game. Buzz Riegel, a Junior quarterback, took over as acting quarterback. Garfield had gone ahead, but Clover park fought back and scored in the last quarter of the game. Garfield won T3-7. There were many outstanding individuals like Buzz Riegel, but it was the team's effort and drive that showed the Seattle team, that we were tops and hard to beat. The student body of Clover Park wishes to extend to the foot- ball team and the coaches our congratulations on winning the Puget Sound Championship. CONGRATULATION WARRIORS! 9 . All alone. Warrior defensive line. PUGET SOUND CHAMPIONS T959-60 Practice before game at home G0 VVarricrl ROW 1: T. Stratton, C. Beggs, M. Baird, G. Brown, ROW 2: Coach Micera, P. Aaby, E. Steele, C. Crersy, J, Deia, G. Harvey. MISSING: R. Brown, J Herman, S. Johnson, G. Lar- son, J. MfcGladrey, D. McMahon R. Myre, R. Richardson, J. Schoel J. Smith, Managers, P. Cam- eron, R. Roush, 1 1 RESERVE FOOTBALL MR. KELLY MICERA MR. JACK PRICE RESERVE COACH SOPHOMORE COACH SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL ROW 'lz B. Rackley, T. Bott, D. Edwards, Manager. L. Smith, B. Wedel, J. Cahill, J. Kaile. ROW 2: J. Reed, S. Hanson, D. Wil- liams, W. Moseloy, J. O'Daniels, K. Baker, L. John, B. Marcelynas, ROW 3: G. Hall, D. Urban, R. Fowler, J. Hedges, D. Olson, J. Di Stefano, C. Kallis, G. St. Clair, W. Eastman, J. Major, Coach Price. C. P. REPRESENTED IN STATE WRESTLING Wally Neisen: District Champ, Represenfa- Alan Johnso H- Di ' enKaTW5 . - ' Replies five to Sfaie, Team Captain. 57019, ' SLVIC1' Represem Whimev Nei Sqgie- x ici sen: D6 ' Gfive fo r, L. Robinson, D, Seeman, J. De Stefano, ROW I: L. to R.: W. Niesen, Captain, W. Niesen, A. Johnson, D. Lyle, Coach, R. Walters, manage Dessen, H. L. Johns, J. March, R. McNeal, D. Fitzpatrick, C. Robbins, R. Fowles, Ron O. Jackson. ROW 2: B. Felker, G. Oaks, J. Cooper, M. Hedges, F. Heany, B. Farrer, R, Thorson, ROW 3: Warren DePrenger, Hanson, Assistant Coach. TRI-xiN SEASONS SCORE LNG MA TCH 8l l blbwlo l x L fda IH mins:- ll I i s -lit? .e . QP , I , i L' 'J X X xg' 5 T x 2 in 5 l ib- ROW 'l: Cap Peterson, Franz Sperner, Chuck Morbert ROW 2: Bill Murphy, Marv Kasemeier, Buzz Reigel, Glen Utgard. This year the basketball league was divided into two divisions, Clover Park was entered in the South- ern Division along with Eve other teams. The first game of the season was with Olympia, The Warriors played a terrific game for the Hrst game of the season and won 58-50. The Warrior league opener saw Clover Park play highly regarded Kent-Meridian and lose to the Royals 67 to 44. Clover Park then played host to Auburn and, with Peterson and Iverson hitting the backboards, trounced the Auburn team 5l-40, Home once again, Clover Park met Evergreen for the first time this season and thus had their first vic- tory by the score of 54-48. Homecoming was a big night that many fans won't forget. The game went back and forth. Not until the last second of the game was winner decided. CP iust made the winning basket under the gun and won 48-47. The following week the Green and White played Mount Rainier winning easily by 53-44. Clover Park then traveled to Olympia for a non-league game and lost to the bears 53-39. lt seemed bad luck was with the Warriors because they lost to the Sumner Spartans the following week 49-55. ln an extremely exciting overtime game with the Franklin Pierce Cards the Warrior men saueaked by 58-54, thus winning their sixth game. The valiant Warriors ahead most of the way waxed the Highline team 50-40 the following week at our home floor. CP came back to revenge their defeat to the Sumner team early in the season and won hands up 57-54. Clover Park the eled to the Pierce floor where they were beaten by their rivals 5O-63, Although the Warrior lost , they were still in the number one position on the Southern Division League standings. The Clover Park Warriors used a strong first half to coast to victory over the cold-shooting Vikings 40-37, CP out-rebounded the Puyallup Vikings with big Cap Peterson doing a good iob. The Warrior team then faced the powerful Renton Indians, CP played a hard fought game but they were unable to find thot hoop. They lost to the Indians 45-63. ROW 'lz Billy White, Jeff lverson and Coach Mason. ROW 2: Rich Thoreen, John Utgard, Andy Cakarnis. Enumclaw was waiting for the CP team and they were out to beat the Warriors, but with Sperner, White and Morberg playing a Terrific game the Warriors came out on top winning 53-52. The Warriors were all fired up and won over the Puyallup team 45-49 the following week. Clover Park ran away from the Auburn team 63-39 with help from Murphy and Utgard. The last game of the season the Warriors traveled to Enumclaw winning easily with the high score of 76-68. Thus Clover Park won their first basketball title since l942. In i942 the Warrior team won entry to the State Tournament through district playoffs - - - but lost out in its first two games. Two years ago Clover Park played in a complicated playoff for a tourney spot, osing to Port Angeles, defeating Renton and then losing to Highline. Thus it brings the Warriors up to the i960 season playoffs. The games were held on the Puyallup fioor, Clover Park played the Renton indians far their first playoff games, The Warriors had a bad start in the tirst quarter but they came back fighting in the second half. With their strong efforts in the 2nd halt CP was unable to win over Renton. Renton won 50--30. The following night CP played the Franklin Pierce Cards. There was not more than tive points difiference throughout the whole game until the last quarter. The team put out their best eFfcrts but they came out on the losing end by 50-41 score. This ended the last game for our mighty Warriors. There were many individuals who were outstanding but it was the teams effort and drive that helped give CP its first championship basketball team in eighteen years. The Student Body of Clover Park would like to extend its congratulations to Coach Mason and the War- rior Basketball team for winning the Puget Sound Southern Division Championship. We are truly proud of each and every one of you. CONGRATULATIO 'QIORSI 83 if .cf Andy Cokornis Jeff Iverson SEASON RECORD Cop Pew, ....CLOVER PARK ...... ... Olympic ...CLOVER PARK Kent .,..CLOVER PARK . Auburn . . . .CLOVER PARK Evergreen ....Cl.OVER PARK .. Wilson ....CLOVER PARK ,.. ..... Olympic: ....CI.OVER PARK MT. Rainer . . . .CLOVER PARK . Sumner BUZZ Reige' ....CLOVER PARK F. Pierce ....CLOVER PARK . Highline .,..Cl.OVER PARK . Sumner ....Cl.OVER PARK F. Pierce ....CLOVER PARK Puyallup ....CLOVER PARK .. Renton ....Cl OVFR PARK EDUrnrlr'1W ....CLOVER PARK Puyallup ,...CLO'vER PARK . Auourn . . . .CLOVER PARK Enumclciw ....Cl.OVER PARK .. Renion ....CLOVER PARK F. Pierce Ricl'1T'1oree OACH MASON WARRIO CHAMPIONS OF 1960! R '52 0 if Bb .K U 92 5 C D 1 1 . Q Qu 2 i Wi Qf W H52 Sig . 5 fgg, ?'m f A 2 sd . QQ 1' . xg ' Q5 :sd 5 :A, Q S il E 391. 1 V J :ef C. xg, - X 'iiffi if Q:-. I 5. I A Q Z, A-wmnlluug S OPHOM ORE WHI TES BACK ROW: COACH HAGBO, B. Rackley, Hedges Daniels Buri, T, man, T G, Clayd, D. McMann, J. , B. Barrett, M. Johnson, J. , Manager. FRONT ROW: M. Darnell, G. Brown, G. Ger- Sparks, M. Pipe. SOPHOMORE GREENS FRONT ROW: E. Steele. D. Young. D. Williams, B, Hultbard, B. Mar- celynas. BACK ROW: Coach Jaclf. Price, B. Ellison, G. Tart, J. Hewitt K. Fletcher, J. Williams RES ER VES BACK ROW: C. Granger, Manager, D. Thomas, T. Mooseman, J. McCord, M. Kasemie-r, G, Brouin D. Ross- man, H. Hokinsan, Coach Holly Gee, FRONT ROW: A. Calgarnis, C. Riegel, B. Murphy, J. Utgaard, J. Burton. WARRIOR TRAC KMEN 45. 1. .lf A fi .Az V ... .M TRACK TEAM ROW lr G. Hervey, D- Tl1Om0S, T. BON, S' Rosh, 0' Payne, L. Sfrcuhl. ROW 3: C. Heinze, H. Hedges, W. MacLean, W, Smith JOCl4SOf1, J- Wallace, H- l'lOmllTOn, B. GVOFHUS, 5- McCollum, C- ATT- erman, D. Stewart, R. Ratliff, J. Home, K. Deprez, D, Gustafson, J wood. J. Major. ROW 2: W. Korman, J. Hedges, D. Hooper, P. Ward, Lebgvifz, T, S1rQHOn,VV, Miller, J, Matthews, G. Hess, F. Heclny, J, Deja, K. Jourdan, D. Williams, J. Mounts, J. COACH MICERA COACH MASON MANAGERS: R. Soufhward, S, Magruder, M. Lowell, L. Shaw. RELAYS - POLE VAULT - HIGH JUMP - SPRINTS II? T. 1960 TRACK SCHEDULE March 25 ........................... CP vs Stadium April I ............................. CP vs Renton April 8 .......... CP vs Sumner April I2 ............ CP vs Higlwline April I9 ...... CP vs Franklin Pierce April 22 ........... Higltline Relays April 26 ................ Invitationals April 29 ............... CP vs Evergreen May 3 .... Qualifications Southy'PcyaIlup Qualitqcations Nortl'1,fRenton May 6 .......... Conference of Htgltline May IO ...... .......... N on-Qualifying at Sumner May I3 ...... ..... W est Central District - Highline May 20 ............... State at Pullman GET SET RON. DIS C US SHOT WILL THIS BE A LONG ONE FOR HEDGES as ON His WAY TO WIN. STEWART? RELAY JIM MATTHEWS AND TIM STRATTON BROAD JUMP LOW HURDLES RETURNING LETTERMAN ROW1 J Lebo tz Ratlnff D Ste art S Rash k ROW 2 C v N X Sig -Jo : : . vi , R. ' , . w , , , O. Jac son. : oach Kelly Micera, G. Harvey, J. Matthews, C. Heinze Lin A, H Hedges, LALTQKU A . X BATTER UP! Baseball team ROW 1: M. Piper, B. Barrett, B. Murphy, L. Lovestrom. ROW 2: G. Zanousoski,'G. Brown, T. Mormon, B. Reigel, C. Peterson. ROW 3: C. Granger, Manager, H. Hokinson, VV. Gasporovich, R. Tho- reen, M. Kasemeier, J. McCord, G. Goodman. RETURNING LETTERMAN: M. Piper, G. Zanouzoski, B. Reigel, R. Thoreen, W. Gasporovich, C. Peterson. BASEBALL TEAM 90 COACH HOLLY GEE C. P. WARRIOR BATMEN L fv 5 - . :lk L L F i INFIELD 'I OUTFIELD STRIKE 3! - HOME RUN March March March March April April April April April April April April May May IO May i2 May 17 May 19 May 31 VARSITY BASEBALL SCHEDULES CP vs -incoln .. ... CP vs Stadium .. .... CP vs Wilson .. .... CP vs Lincoln CPvsVVilson CP vs Puyallup . CP vs Franklin Pierce CP vs Sumner CP vs Enumclavv ....... CP vs Puyallup . CP vs Franklin Pierce CP vs Sumner .... CP vs Enumclavv ...... CP vs Puyallup ... CP vs Franklin Pierce .,.....,.......CPvsSumner ...............CPvsEnumclaw . . . . Play Offs - North is Host Team THE WIND UP! I XX x PETERSON UP TO BATI WA .' ll A ai , X Q S' sk X imc-ryan C. P. GOLF TEAM GOLF TEAM ROW I: B. Rawlings, E. Steele, P. Pipe, D, Ryan. ROW 2: R. Diamond, T, Salbraith, R. Cole T. Bye. ROW 3: R, Bently, B. Carlson, B. Aaby, L. Burnett. COACH JERRY AUSTIN MISS FOSSLER COACH Golf Team Tennis Team E. -nn-In WARRIOR TENNIS TEAM TENNIS TEAM: ROW 'lz L. Young, J. Young, S. Smith, M. L, Hymen, D. Olson, J. Groy, ROW 2: P. Morton, S. McCready, J. Hermans, B. Bertucci, P. Miller, J. Burton, A, Caharnis. Missing: M. Jo Corliss, D. MC- Goldriclc. 5. EWR i f S.. . gf . .le Q.. f 5 Y 51 ' ':51:'S, pfjsvg W F is Y s, 2'- W , 4 . f f L- f 2 .. ,H ., 5 All X in bi: Q sg M if .1 Jf wig A rt? V . Q :S ,-:' , ' . ' mx in V li .. . I I V .kk . . L, , P 2 , . -h ,.:. .-fe, Ksgg. K X: MQ? . QP A .- X 'gf if gr . is xlshx W my xx , V, 1. W , P' 1 'yn ' N r Kel? X 32 'X 5 SX ,E .Q , , rg 4 . , S 1 -. MSE? ', .rv t , X ,X 1' 5 Q2 ' 'F F 15 i 4 S J if ' .2 f X s 5 W k 3 J N' 8,45 f his 1' U 4, . K r X Q, . .03 . 12 mf ,X Eizeql A E .... X A ' .K --Q nv' , ' -1 35.3 H V fi, ' ' 3151 ' EL 5 'a wrg .W ,. 9,1-. J h' ,. .w ' ' I 1' :ff 'X '- M Na' .4 if ' if f 1 .. ,V J K A 3? f se, 'A -IZ Lil. ,. .- 'FT'-ff, E533 4 'A '19 ...ii 7 92151 f , Jw . :E 2 '.-iii' - -l as-43:5 df. F' ., Lei? ' 'W I Y: uf 5 1- W? 11 - S mr v' 'Q ,tr 5 E ,ww uf '21 r. , ..... x Wm . 7 ,- -6 X21 . KLAHOWYA QUEEN KAREN ANN JOHNSON AUTUMN Q . 2'-5 , W 4 wk - ww? ii. 9 fx gm if , f 5 QQ ins Q - f gg X.. hh .W .Q S N9 1+ Q x ,Q . : Wh 5 V ii: L,'L Q ,ww , 'K A i W gy 1 in A My 'A Q Q: If! ,Lux wk. .. .. K I., . ,X .f , M. L.X- , H if -g - f Jw wg' Wy A 5 1 V, f , .fr Mezw- ' Q5 W Wsi? S , ' Mi 9' fF5,,,,, A ggi 5 A i X I .gl ' if THE SOUND OF MUSIC CONCERT BAND LLOM CTOR MR. RENWICK TA LOR DIRECTOR ORCHESTRA f' FQ f 1, 1 X ts' A ' Q , ,. Q iii 3 3 3 Q V ,V: I 4 E52 as . : '- 5. K, ,Q f kg GLEE COUNCIL NONETTES BAND COUNCIL CHOIR COUNCIL S EX TE TTES -U M? di 5000 A, 0' 5QUggl I Q I , I ir A I -A ' I :JA 5 , C ' I ' o Q . V J -ELA ' QI iw y 3 . . ' - - - , n x WT ' HTQ,-M.. va... Sh M asf. LTL! fgsigwy-I' I fgiswm N I ,, iff i -V-Q J Cf.: iz A1-Y .,,. . 11 J Wuxi? A Q , .M I 1 - , sf' C, wmfmz J fr, Y . - -- wx - 'gwlifkififi .. ,, I - .1'1 ,. , :f,' :f'iga ::,. . : , I ' ' f'.if'ffi5 fsf,zf fS sf1z , . A I X --fs' N: f I ga - f Lig a- ' f Q ' . .1 , Q 5' Q Q . A ,4 A S R I Q lvpa., , 5 af, sg Jef' 2 2 S as M' s -f -su , Egg ,Z H C I , , 35. Q s in ORCHESTRA COUNCIL Just cz mmufe here. Stocked! 'Www-r , x?? 'S!1mw5Tiw . Pied Piper- Familiar? Welll K -1. K ww' : ffl d iv . .f I Sli W Q9 Yrs y ,f fr ' I 5 -- . guflgl,.,:i,1,5,::,m,5--.:: -.-- . - , ,. , ip . aa. 'rf+.-QQ. '. :Sx:-...Qfw :va , :- :y5:4n:i1- Y .3 Good morning. --as f Chief, cook, and bottle washer. Y i ,.. L, Isn'i he o doll. People packin' Renault. STUDENT LIFE GIRLS Sharon O'Leary Vice-President Ba rbara Hess Secretary-Treasu rer Judy Osborne Program Diane Peterson President 1010 ' Lynette Kinderman Service Linda Carlson Clerical Service and friendship are the key words to the variety of services performed by the Girls' Club for Clover Park High School. The Girls' Club was in charge of concessions at football and basketball games. They donated their time and effort to the Thanksgiving and Christmas drives for needy families in the area. The two biggest social gatherings of the year are the Girls' Club Tolo and the Mother-Daughter Tea, The Tolo was held on February 27th. The tea, held for senior girls and their mothers proved very successful. The Girls' Club Cabinet has truly provided a way for all girls to belong and serve our school. KNEE' seivllce D Mrs. Alice Utzinger Advisor Kathy Thompson G.A.A. Pres. Grace Tuffley Sophomore Rep. Betty Jenn Benum Ann Jones Karla Richardson 100 FVi6I'1dSl1lP Social App. of School Fred Eaton President BOYS' Nick Iverson Vice-President Buzz Reigel Secretary-Treasurer Hugh Hedges Senior Representative PHONF 890K Mr. Ted Vinyard Advisor Ray Myher Junior Representative Eddie Steele Sophomore Representative Judy Young Linda Wescot Karen Taylor Publicity Standards Decorations 101 B -S' Sue Meod Girls' Club Songleader Grocie Hobart Girls' Club Songleader The Boys' Club is organized to promote octivities thot will benefit the student body and the school. The Boys' Club had their hands full this year with the Boys' Club phone book, annual pickle sale and the Boys' Club smoker. The Boys' Club hos and will in the future promote service and friendship for the school and the com- munity os well. 5.1 .. R. 'll ... S 3 1' P T , , isis :Q if 2 5 ir 'E L E51 fi QQ :Q f , 'Xl f . 'Q 1 i f i f w MAJORETTES M als -X i W' S C s.f x N MARY JO Coauss BAND MAJQRETTE Ks? , ' V CRISS DRILL Tgizffxfwkow MAJORETTE ,......h. 103 .li 15 RETURN OF zfwu 'gl ' v kqyg+- lr , i ,Q I , I lg 3 ai Ii .N QUEEN PAM SHEPARD i gfs J Q5 I THE WARRIORS HOMECOMING counr L to R: Pam Shepard, Queen, Carkey Bishop, Junior Attendant, Janice Smith, Sophomore Attendant Q rkey Bishop 105 Jan- V Jugior Attendant Sopho Ice Smnh Nor 6 Affendnm Q5 60 KLAHOWYA STAFF ROW I: Karen Norberg, Martha Flickinger, Gracie Hobart, Mr. Donald Turya - Advisor, Linda Johnson, Elizabeth Skarahaug, ROW 2: Karen Deyton, Noll Ann Cunningham, Doreen Frederick, Judy West, Marilyn Freeman, Virginia Langford, Lorene Quinn, Vicki Harlin and not present, Marquita Smith. For the past year the Klahowya Staff has worked hard to bring to you the Clover Park yearbook for I96O. As Klahovvya Editor, I want to thank the many people who have helped me throughout this past year. Most of all I want to extend my deepest thanks to my advisor, MR. DONALD TURYA. I hope that each and everyone of you will remember this year and maybe some of these memories will be brought back to you by the 1960 Klahowya. Thank you, Klahowya Editor W4fa42'X M x md' KLAHW, ,Qi STAMP CLUB ROW 1: D. Grapentine, W. Lloyd, J. Halmo, M. Earhart, M. ROW 2: D. Quinn, M. Smith, H. Hayes, M. Aus, B. Novak, S. McCallum, L. Peterson. ART CLUB FUTURE NURSES ROW 'iz L. Pyles, G. Creed. J. Wolf. N. Villa, S. Dayton, N. Lamb, K Murthy, B. Zebbs, S. Runyon. ROW 2: E. Dunman, G. Zion, C. Jones, S. Miki, B. Danielson, K. Grogan, J. Fotheringill, Mrs. Meyer, N. Balmar ROW 3: L. Robinson, N. Aden, H. Lot, C. Cohoon, M. Marsh, M. King R. Hollingsworth, L. Johnson, H. Hymen, J. Prafi, J. Parkinson. ROW 4 C. West, G. Mellor, S. Safer, L. Reeves, D. Bauchimoni, M. Roesler, M. Simpson, S. Hadfield, K, Haines. FUTURE TEACHERS ROW 1: J. Bezy, S. Adams, V. Krepky, S, Shepherd, L. Laysy, F. Squier G. Fletcher. ROW 2: M. Palmer, S. Stofler, K, Porter, P. Schwellenback J. Schreyer, D. Steele, C. Rucker, L. Taylor, J. Esrep, R. Dennis. ROW 3 Mr. Thorp, J. Bertucci, J. Soley, L. Sfixrud, L. Parkinson, C. Sullivan K. Johnson, E. Holmes, P. Moorman, E. Hofer, Mr. Tronsdale. ROW 4 L. Kalberer, M, Wolf, L. Boyd, S. O'Leary, M. Smith, R. Olsen, W. Parker V. Langford, P. Shephard, D. Davis. ROW I: R. Zeigler, M. Jacobs, J. Parks, S. Olson, Mrs. Hoar, G. Mohi- shaw, S. Hutchinson. ROW 2: K. Arnold, E. Skarshaug, J. Soley, G. Reed, K. Deyfon, M. McLean, L. Tessier. ROW 3: B. Gius, R. Balthis, A. Frew, M. Freeman, M. Flickinger, L. Johnson. I 'ima upw- PEP CLUB OFFICERS J. Smith, D, Truinor, L. Larson, and P. La Pierie. I JUNICR RED CRCDSS me hu..-I my I 4-lg Kin vl: ' 43 T. Ryan, P. Fort, and J. Harrington. ROW 1: D. Davis, K. Thompson, K. Kgys., L. Pearson. ROW 2: J. Smith, C. Jones, J. Halmo. 5 waxllf CAMERA CL UB ROW I: D. Soares, R. Balfhis, A. Young. ROW 2: J. Hegserh, B Dykernan. G. A. A. OFFICERS vw 1 ROW l: S. McGruder, P. Kiu, L. Zion, S. Mason, V, Smith, M Kelso, T, Harris. ROW 2: L. Smith, A. Spreen, R. Diamond, J March, S. Farber, D. Eaton, D. Boone, J. Stroh. ROW 3: D. Pur vine, S. McCallum, C. Creesy, R. Roush, P. Jaskar, J. Ellison. MODEL BUILDERS GENIUS CLUB ROW 'Ii B. Davis, Miss Chesley, M. Collier, ROW 2: M. Peerboom, S, Snyder. ROW I: S. McCready, D. Frederick, J, Parks, D. Boop S. Judson, E. Dunman, C, Shaver, T. Nemetz, J. Stroh ROW 2: D. Hill, P. Kiu, L, Smith, B. Goodwin, D Boone, R. Roush, W. Howald, J. Halmo, J. McClintic. ROW 3: H, Munson, H. Diamond, B. Dykeman, S. McCallum, D, Purvine, B. McKenzie, B. Cobble, R, Diomond. ROW 1: D. Eaton, M. Malek, D. Densmore, L, Smith. ROW 2: D. Eoton, B. Carl- son, S. Frcznkl, L. Larsen. SCIENCE CLUB CURTAIN RISING AZ JS' O ' C DRAMA CLUB II X wi , ,I ,I L 'Izw' l SX L X ' , X THESPIANS Q I J 5 I BIBLE CLUB HI-Y TRI-HI-Y , 9 fl? 55 3 1---Q H ith 1 3 ? Y? 1 , .1 'L-no-av' 1 . .L.,,.. we Q' SAW 2 'f 1 h.,.aa1mw.W K awww, ,M E, .Mmsi 13815-9 vs, K uf -.vnvwm ii 'il ,,, YZ 'ii' 5 'Y 34' 3 U , KIM burly' T M' Fwd LW' V C,1,d'QQIX ' 11 X. -fcux Kwai ROLFE MET N , CHUCK R E G +2 KARE SPORTS ED S EXCHAALJOHNS G5 RE ON ER 'X fx DOREEN FREDERICK - KLUB KORNER EDITOR v.,,,,,N C ANAG S ER SPANISH CLUB 'L FRENCH CLUB L-A ROW 'l: L. Eberhardt, P. Thompson, N. Masso, N. Rivera, W. Russell, M. Tubig, N. Messing, N. Villa, J. Foss. ROW 2: C. Shepherd, R. Cowden, S. O'Connor, E. Diaz, L. Leindecker, S. McCall, R. Gius, P. Snyder, J. Sum- ner, G. Thuline. ROW 3: J. Josey, S. O'Leary, A. Pena, C. Smith, J. Soley, E. West, D. Boop, S. Snyder, N. Negron, M. Carlo, Mr. McConnell. ROW ROW 1: D. Loper, D. Gasparetti, R. Eiden, A. Reed, J. Parkinson, C. Koon. ROW 2: R. Sterba, J. Easley, L. Bixler, N. Cunningham, S. Saueressig, E Dippold, A. Irwin, C. Chapman. ROW 3: S. Lemon, C. Cain, M. Carlo, S. Hennifer, B. Freckleton, K. Kasemier, L. Parkinson, T. Brown, G. Lang ford, G. Hobart. ROW 4: P. Shepherd, S. Shephard, A. Riplinger, A. Mis koski, J. Petersen, L. Langdon, C. Pritchard, M. Allbaugh, E. Ferguson. J. Brown, H. Felsner, L. Young, J. Stoneking, L, Heinze, B. Taylor, G. Har ilton, E. Dunman. ROW 2: W. Schmids, G. Mellot, E. Hofer, E. Dippolt S. Saueressing, K. Quinn, S. Johnson, E. Densmore, T. Sparks. ROW D. Lee, E. Workman, M. Gamberdeni, M. Sperner, J. Rice, L. Hansen, Rousch, E. Q. Bormke. 4: K. Smith, B. Hurdlow, B. Baldwin, D. Bernard, C. Spurrier, S. Statler, D. Frederick, L, Dockendorf, N. Visitacion, K. Arnold, C. Christie, L. Owens. ROW 5: B. Fong, H. Munson, A. Frew, T. Pratt, R. Trimble, M. MacGregor, D. Kasemeir, M. Melek, P. Kiu, J. Halma. GERMAN CLUB RUSSIAN CLUB ROW 1: M. Reed, S. Neilson, D. DeVito, N. Cunningham, E. Dippold S. Soueressig, N. Messing, J. Sumner, N. Ekman. ROW 2: M. Jacob son, K. Sawyer, D. Svedberg, M. Ross, D. Catan, B. Thomas, W. How ald, D, Boone, J. Sfroh, Mr. Smith. ROW 3: E. Steele, T. Galbraith, R Marcelynas, M. Earhart, T. Casfeel, M. Melek, S. McGruder. ROW 'l: B. Cook, L. Owens, C. West. ROW 2: N. Cunningham pold, R. Roush, J. Lauer, M. Dooley. ROW 3: Mrs. Nellermoe, ler, J. Griliifh, D. Oars, H. Munson, A. Frew. DEBATE CLUB TORCH HONOR SOCIETY ROW 'l: S. Alfultis, S. Machen, L, Kinderman, L. Bitar, S, Ray. ROW 2: N. A. Cunningham, D. Fredrick, K, Johnson, K. Norberg, C. Morberg, A. Young, A. Wil- son. ROW I: K. Grogan, C. Sulliven, A, Miskoski, G, Spurrier, S. Nielsen, E. Dunman, E. Ferguson, L. Brown, J. Lull, K. Klinger, B. Altmansberger, S. Alfultis. ROW 2: L. Johnson, K. Norberg, B. Weinman, A, Frew, L. Carl son, C. Steele, M. Greeley, R. Zeigler, S. Gudson, L. Zion, B. Eastman N. Peale. ROW 3: M. Nolan, A. Jones, T. Disch, J. Ward, L. Robinson, C. Shaver, P. Morton, R. Whinery, J. Hopkins, J. Bezy, L. Stixrud, C. Chris- tie, K. Arnold, G. Mottishaw, M. Hymen, D. Loper. ROW 4: J. Ellison, J Moore, M, O'Daniels, P. Evanson, E. Skarshaug, K. Kasemeier, C. Jones, C. Cain, G. Zion, S. Starkey, E. Durkin, J. Osborn, J. Smith, K. Thompson S, Hatfield. ROW 5: R. Diamond, L. Bullys, G. Tutiley, K. Quinn, B. Eng man, L. Shaw, D. Davis, K. Grant, S. Smith, S. Young, N. A. Cunningham M. Dezell, K. Kennedy, J. Haley, J. Young. ROW 6: C. Creesy, S. McCal lum, S. Farber, G. Webber, L. Halverson, K. Miller, T. Castell, P. Kiu, T Castell, J. March. QUILL AND SCROLL 1 D Y-r . 4 '1 N-.xf ' v xy , s .a 0 ,?4ce,a,-01 pau Lf4,Q446 QZQQWQ VQLZO 4744191 Qvfawfzj Q,E7frm'4Q, Q1S7'z,A,eLxf.ccef .Sl M deem, c,Z4,wfacl QQ' VZ fdllff-6 ,xzewlfu ,cjfcw ,4:oaSlcaP!AIuLAIIob4Sr,L+w7p J CLASS OF uso vgijawi .f 41 Lakewood Theatre S. P. DEANA ' L fa: .. ' ,e Ill L1:mgixk.q1El S rf ' ff , A. ,CHL .Z I Y' ' dangrdfalafions to Class of 1960 .alma SCHOOL BUSES , . ,Ffank Buchanan Sales Co. I 2626 S. Tacoma Way JU 8-8716 Tacoma, Wash. l A Follow m, on Gidget. How abou? 'rhlsl What s cooking? l YS l 5? , gt A Q wx Ohhhhhhh l1's still wigglingl And then there was typing K I To ke J bow STUDENT LIFE Congratulations to the 1960 Graduates from LAKEWOOD B 8. B GLASS Gravelly Lake Drive Across the Street from Clover Park Hig JU 8-0221 AUTO GLASS REPLACEMENT DRIVE IN SERVICE ALL TYPES BROKEN GLASS REPLACED hli Jerry Fotheringill and Elizabeth Skarshaug look like they have a big catch. Thrifty Rexall Drugs at Villa Plaza have everything in the way of fishing tackle, cosmetics, drugs, magazines, toys, and a selection of the 'unusual' type of gifts. TH RIFTY REXALL DRUGS HA COMPLETE 10111 Gravelly Lake Drive 'II PI T 99, W h. GLASS SERVICE, Vi a aza acoma as Phones: JU 8-4461 JU 8-4462 Wh Wi dill UMM II It-:VIII J, MI W1 II' If I I . IJV4fU NgyMuL7l6IpA1s , I I I Mu K I o the CLASS of '60 From I ANDREWS LAKEWOOD LAKE GARDEN PHARMACY COMPLETE PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT HAROLD W. SILKE 6401 Steilacoom Blvd. Owner JU 8-3444 SPECIALISTS IN USPORTING Gooos mvovs E BABY EQUIPMENT AT VILLA PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER Ju 8-1268 Oceans of Good L k Class of 60 8290 South Tacoma Way Xl. 1 L9O5SNm 9 19035 V F copy Q 'QC fxg- KUNQXJ' NX Q70 WHOLESALE Ju 8-7610 AQLZRETAIL Q School Afhlefic Equipmenf CONGRATULATIONS d S Io to the an UPF les 5 CLASS OF 1960 fn' . UM 4' '11 'JW 0 'f . , ,,L1, G Qu t I g 1 as Qf' - , C51 O KIR K C0 jf WORLD L 5 sl-IIPPER OF Ex .sa .gs ly J. 55 MW U61 F 0, evenongffa and'FHRISTMAS mess 2 7 L J' ,M 2 li: V 5.2523 XLNK A, ff! of ':':4 in 2 Tacoma, Wash. .L ., :q:. 1 4 W 324' Perkins Building 2 Christmas Trees 8. HGWELL ooons INC. EVsf9fsenS MA 7-5665 922 Commer go Q Heigh ho everybody to Steve's Gay 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. CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS A. A. MEAT CO.f QM Who Supply Meat for X NV Clover ParkoCafeteria WEHAVE... A vpn JX Retail at Wholesale Prices ll: 1 f PARK LODGE HEVR N SERVICE LOCKER BEEF ff L C O CONGRATULATIONS CALL JU 8-7979 l THE CLASS OF '60 U V1 Mile East of Clover Park High School 5ll6 SW. lllth St. BILL COOLEY Gravelly Lake Drive LAKEWOOD F il STUDENT LIFE Iii: FF' 1 , , ' Q2 4' ay IA , P The long look. Class dismissed I X . G 1 like. Q Careful, don'f let gol 9 2 But it was combed lcxsf week What duet? e crowd. lk ,,Q5. Y W The morning after the night before Geifing a tan, girls Q Li Who's going to give me a ride back? ...rf I -1013 r., ' U .Q Q, , r WfH THE LAKES DISTRICT'S OWN NEWSPAPER merican eaufbook NOW TWICE WEEKLY i ' lm O7f1'lPEl7fZ fgqfgrg D7 LAKEWOOD LOG . I If -. IXIUII Serving the South and West Suburbs of Tacoma Since 1937 CHAS. F. A. 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EVERYTHING IN EYEWEAR 9526 Gravelly Lake Drive JUniper 8-4239 Tacoma, Washington GOOD LUCK TO THE SENIORS Judy West and Mervin Wolf look excited over the purchase of a new pair BUSCH'S RESTAURANT ofshw 0' DUANESE , DUANE S 10431 Gravelly Lake Drive .IU 8-0323 SOUTH TACOMA WAY HIGHWAY 99 Villa Plaza STUDENT LIFE Go Warriors Go Howdyl I 'Kg Ns Who's ahead of this? Practice makes perfect. The ideal secretary . . . Don Goldilocks and the three bears. Come on . . . have some ice cream. - Miss Activity Ticket. Q ii . : ,. ia 6495 ww pp, A f Nu A ix 3 , is . Qmff . Q, EK .. , v. I s3lQi::'f'k bw- R, H .Wt ,:.'3 'v2fim Q , H ' ,. xg S Mm. A K V: T 4 if f Q E , fig x N 1 K Mi Q t 1 Kr Si? A 5. ff, S ' E? 'fr ' , L . W R in im' K a -Q L V -Y . We Q ' 1 X- . . .5 1 . .H+ mfm ,. M. 4 vw X .. .. Swv. wx mm ,QM WHEN BUYING OR SELLING SEE Dm? rAcoMA REALTY Finest Selection of Homes in the Lakes District Across from Clover Park High School JU 8-2179 Ice Cream 3.5 f- 411- .j:'9L'1IL' LQ-: :gin 4,-3--: f - :r ' - ' and ,ua are I- - sf, BUILDING SUPPLIES 'i Ll'- 'li 4 HARDWARE lu.: gh I Eb, 7? . . 'IIILII is I' If s W M N I 'XE51 ' can II JF , Do It Yourself ' II X. TFL- JSQ JC Headquarters I SPENCERS lt feels like you are Ioafing again! GR 4-8800 Congratulations to the Class of '60 9137 GRAVELLY LAKE DRIVE of Lakewood The Lakes First Complete Department Store V T Wy M 3031? C335 lation ndsesfwishes WJJSLXWZ !f' HUnd f5d gi,.T, M W U I I IFII ' ,L f PACIFIC N , W cfm!! 'llnllk ff .nlmli wart? bzzsurance Gnmfarg' ZJMTN VJ MTH h fi QWWES PWA TWEKMA TSW W ' WJ MTW T W f M f if w W M W M755 T . T K WM ACOMA-FORT LEWIS AUTO FREIGHT, Inc.T W 808 Puyallup Avenue Tacoma 2, WCAG MArkef 7-4671 MArket 7-218 W MIM? W 0 M 3159 L' L06 THE LAKEWOOD ADVERTISER AND WILL-DEE PRINTING CO. 6427 Sfeilacoom Ave. IW' T. ALL OUR CUSTOMERS ARE WARM FRIENDS HURLOW'S LAKEWOOD FUEL on SERVICE 7202 Steilacoom Blvd. JU 8-4421 ' GIRLS! Buy A Jr. Necchi For Only S5 Down and I S5 Per Month WE HAVE A COMPLETE LINE OF SEWING MACHINES AND SEWING MACHINE SUPPLIES OCEANS OF NOTIONS LAKEWOOD NECCHI-ELNA co. New Lkwd. Cenfer Bldg. .IU 8-2331 HeaId95joEv:ITeISIIIIcInwFI1h1IEIRILIII1jIIdion's 1 git QI. in The all-new ,N ' transistorized I electronic organ 1 1 -1 , ' that somvns BETTER S I I I X. ,' ...PLAYS EASIER CLOTHING SHOP v M' ...COSTS LESS! ,zr 'JAH-, .' . Downtown and at ViIIa Plaza MUSIC IS FUN WITH A THOMAS ORGAN FULTON'S ORGAN STUDIO Lakewood Square W v Z ,-ev, 4 x, ,nf f'1 :Sv N 1 1 T A 'L gQ,,,f n 13 ! ab Q U! W5 9 5 Q23 I5 ,J A fi ' . -'P fin , if ' fat 1 ix Af yi, - , ,- 1- -,V iv.-,sf . - eg 9 A A! fa E w w, . t K xi' Ni gf.-5 Q. MEMBER National Hairdressers 8- Cosmetologists Association HAIR STYLING FOR YOU VERNA WOOD Stylist JU 8-6414 l4909 Union S. W. Tillicum . t-INR STYIJNG SALON -'is ' GARRETT SALES CO. Discounts on: Sports Equipment Radios, Hi-Fi's, Cameras, Jewelry Luggage, Typewriters JU 8-8436 8815 Bridgeport Way By Ray's Bike Shop Hewitt, Reeder 81 Co. WUTZKE'S Villa Plaza Barber and Beauty Shop Q 1:1 INVESTMENT SECURITIES 'E if JU 8-9392 Q 'Q 7.1.5 ' d . : if Li. Locate next to the National 1..a l'2l9 Rust Bldg. BR 3l2l ml 'ff . lv- - . W. C. Hewitt P. A. Reeder A. H. Reeder .lg Bunk of W05l n9l0n 4 ONLY shoe shine in Lakewood , i D, ff 7 . of ,ff IIA ,,!,ff am., it ff f N IR sC?cidL?El , df lMLy3if!J L'U iff RY' MR. DEAN MR. LLOYD 9 JU 8-6675 9 LAKEWOOD MOTORS, INC. ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY IPENNEY' VILLA MERCURY SALES AND SERVICE PLAZA Edsel Agency Ju 8-2IoI Lakewood Center, Tacoma, Washington A x Q ip- ff' JK -E? . Roll Your A n PQ 5' L-,IP ' +i'bI:ib,sI?'EffIAI fb A I 1, on 'u Ier- owln a - CX, I ef We my Q, 5 if I lD?,Ie?x ci 'Ie Y 'G' li PLEASE ACCEPT OUR Cf Q' 3913, I BEST WISH I2 J? Opal' Aroun th6DCiLR3c ES FO ww ,IP V I ' QNX CONTINUED succEss I QEAIK o I LANE? rwfgaqctgiyw 'N-J X-I V Qggeport Off 99 f C9' .IU 8-4322 3 TOWERS LANES 6323 6th Ave. SK 9-3583 AIR-CONDITIONEDH CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '60 From PATTY ANN BAKERY 9636 Gravelly Lake Drive LAKEWOOD CENTER Ju 8-9442 MACK'S CANDIES AND BAKERY JU 8-9787 8518 South Tacoma Way It Is a Pleasure to Announc 40th Anniversary Quality Is Our Most Important Product Just Phone We Deliver Also Mail Cakes Anywhere in the U.S.A. Q PLUMBING 6 Q68 Co .G HEATING AQVGS VENTILATING 3 ' QLIIQI w M'IgI95' L 'IIW7 My I L If' ,J I , , LLLLWLLLLLMLLJ NIMH? 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JOHN DOOLEY - CHAIRMAN OF THE BEAUTIFICATION PROJECT DIANE PETERSON - DAUGHTERS OF AMERICAN REVOLUTION AWARD JIM MARCH A ENGINEERS MANUAL WINNER To RWE y IN' 4 M y T' 0 M If 0 Congratulations Grads .. E NOR CO TIQQ1 VM ' I 1 ml teilacoom BI . J I JUni er 8-9275 0 ETA , IMISS sa I ' MIS UT MIS NNE 3 T 1' U y W ' PARK I T TTT 0 A a LARD 's Dx! N, V A ff M' N I 1 O U RIST l A LARG E wi o SERVE You Ju s-4455 , I any if TO KNOW YOU VILLA PLAZA , I al v P Qbdg. JU-8-7794 I ST WI ES TO THE CLASS OF '60 I o wALToMA A RECOMMENDED 9205 So acoma Way Highway 99 Tacoma, Wash. 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Good Luck To All of You Zine yfaiewaovf Qezmce ,lx Congratutgtigg y sy if T, if X fy T gf iffy if M yffttitiitf WWV H ,Wir A it Q lw ggw 1 F X 'cjf fi X, 1 xzvz, k 1 gf !'J1 . . l - A45 4 x - ' ' I4ff': ICH Q' A 5 q X ' Q ,ffl f X M X ' . v, , A 1 E -, w if M .K J X X ' 5 91 Y Q ww sw . , K H 2, - ' 5 .ff- oi 1 ' ' 0 . S- l vb Fa W X 1 W g 5 JL 5 ,H f 5 I f.+ Wq I N1 4 if K.. .. bv 2 '.. M f yyh . 9 f I if S 5 .. F:- Qif , if . 9 1 M , A N A-W-M - 144 k M Q THIS WAS OUR YEAR - 1960 I 4,1424 away 44441 up fwffwz, 'B757ff'f'5' , f 1 A -mf x5fw M457 2514, f MU .kwf-f f JW' f . 4' -V . , ' 52' I ia,1,0fp02WM,w !uo,w,w19f?,907'a . - 1' f lf f 1 M' 9-mv :Mf1f..9 M2441 'N 446,22-ff 'M I f - -- , ,za , - ' 1644 LZ! ' . .aww Q41 WWC 95 ...vu Db qogka Bah HT ine, Educ, of .Yue WQMTH foe BIUSTYSEJ ' 4 4 'ue mouckf- Cc 'f90Y'U -5 GH K-5A'4 '9 '7 'v'7fI 7M.mHs 0'C1 '9e ':gk'f L wauhpfoe To y,21-gwiue, been-9. 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