Foster High School - Klahowyah Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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ffyif Left to r1ght hrst row Izmmy Blattman Ramona Dougherty Bar bara Dodd Echth Brxel Carla Calkrns Loreler Berto Bill Baker Second row Carl Barnes Gary Bryan Buddy Clarke George Dorq Dean Berto Pat Butl r Curtxs Anderson Lett to nght hrst row Sandra Humphreys Luana Hartley Betty lohnson lamce Ienne Patsy Iones Dorothy Lee Sarah Lee Sherry Goe Second row Davrd Johnson Harvey Dougherty Tom Gauge Ned England Alfred Fmney Ierry Halbert Sandra Heppenstall Page 22 Lett to rrght hrst row Ianet Pullen Ruth Persson Mary Norr1s Ioann Mxller Pat Mryao Ioella Mose Second row Ronald Ladmes Clarre I-lotten Larry Knudson Brlly Hrqday Donald Iames B111 l-lemstock Leland Heemmk EIGHTH Here come next year s flash' Along wlth the rest of Foster the erghth graders returned to school ln Septem ber to flnd themselves on shlfts but after the move to the new Jumor semor hrgh school they swlttly tltted them selves 1nto the swlng of a full day schedule agaln Taklng the problems of the class of 57 to the Student Councrl and report 1ng the results was the Job of Darlene Schmaltz Mtchael Marks and Sandra Humphreys elghth grade councll rep resentatlves Worklng w1th the seventh and nlnth grades th1s class was rn on Jumor htgh dances whlch were new to Foster One of them was a Sweetheart Dance at whlch Sandra Humphreys was crown ed sweetheart for the e1ghth grade

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Left 'o rxqht frrst row Claudette Iones Evelyn Iorgensan Mary Iames Deborah Hurley Ruby Ha Nkrns Mary Iohnson Wavel H l' d Marlene I hnscn Second row Lars l-low ard B b Eerd r I rry Kay Faymc d Ienn Don Hare W11 bert lohrscn Le ard -lubetr Raymond Ichnson Emma Hast Mary Anna Iohnson was selected by the seventh erqhth and nrnth grades to be the fresh man qrrl to reran over the Iunror Hrqh Sweet heart Dance Freshmen advrsers were Mrs Evanson and Mr Moraan Conqratulatrons class of 56 on havrnq can trrbuted more than your share of actrvlty to Foster durrng 52 and 53 Left to rrqht frrst row Marlene Pentrn Gladys Nakkerud Margaret Roxstrcm Arlene Rcnner Mary McCormack Roena Oueal y Edna Schroeder Sharon Schloer Second row Dean Lowe Qrchard Ley Fred Schmxtz B111 Schrell Ilm McAbee Eru e Herd Q1 ky Muller Larry Pancoast Leo Prrmacxo Left to rrqht ftrst row Icanne Lab um Yvonne Larson Gaye Lundberg Saly Larson l an Krlray Cerry Lefcoskr Chrrs tme Karak s Se and row Annette Lehman Carl Leyert Paul Keppler Dale Lyskr Ierry Lrndberq Rrchard Krebs Gene Makela Sharon Lewrs L. t o ri,ht, frrst r wi Charles Thielman, Dorothy S-haeffer, Liesel Silz... lulia Swan, June S-hNartz, Sheila Scocnes, -.a. -n Lila., -a..,ar, zrzll., N 'xjh . Second row: Carl Nlscan, S' :IJ S 'ful t, ann .'..rn, .c esa, .Ck Wrllramscn, L Rey Wrtq , Page A

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Left to rxght first row Mary Stmpson Phyllis Schinbeckler Dar lene Schmaltz Patty Reed Siegltnde Reg l Emllie Ellison Sec ond row lim Roetter Rodney Reichel lim Northcutt Gary Pan coast Larry Sands Bud Roetter Hand in hand with the rest of the Iunior High the class did their share toward earning the football co Cham pionship Wayne Larson represented his class in leading the cheering sec t1on for football and basketball Girls also had a part in athletics playing wholeheartedly in the lunior High G. A. A. Taking part in the magazine drive, the eighth graders teamed with the rest of the lunior High and did remarkably well, beating the Senior High by a large margin. Big things in the future can be ex- pected from this class, the Class of '57, X., tm V115 pf J tiff lvl tit fp Left to rtght first row lantce Stougard Patrrcia Mtlonas Mau reen Smith Sally Summers L retta Spokely Iudy Sensen Vella Stephens Second row Billy Netcalf Wayne Wilson Robert Smith Gary Thomas LeDanSm1h Donald Thompson lack Wll kens Left to right, first row: Deanna Warner, Margaret Thof'T5on, Fusako Yamamoto, Gwen Thrasher, Shirley Wilson, Leona Schaeffer. Second row: Fred Zzrnrnerrnan, Izhn MCAhee, Wayne Larson, Gordon McLeod, Masaru Yamamoto. Page 23 1'