Foster High School - Klahowyah Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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AN lNVlTATlON to fun and GXSICISQ was GA A Left to right flrst row Ioan Olson Clarre Lmdberq Marron Otto Marlene Pentm Tessxe Korakrs Gaye Lundberg Chnstrne Korakrs Yvonne Larson Gerry Lefcoskx Ioanne Labrurn Elva Testa Second row Barbara Trrrell Pat Merkle Irene Srmpson lune Schwartz Gladys Nakkerud Marlene Iohnson LuRae lohnson Lors Krrstrom Nelsre Persson Trnabeth McAll1ster Betty Russell Thlrd row Elrse Nakkerud Shzrley Phrfer Delores Lutes Marrlyn Iuneau Mary Lou Iames lean Krlroy Sharon Schloer Mary Swope loyce Twxdt ASSOCIATION l2 grade D The sprrng playday was also a suc sue Bruce laseball Betty Russell lvaannnton and CG ful ill? fOr U10 QVS WT1O WQIN to Mount S1 M ry Bm fl spfc al steer s Spec al ports rncluae Ill T lb S Y DKIYCTC-Y Wlllih lo TOT S911 mjebeqggm DON Q I LQW mg o rly v s aeiu ed tfr May V1 p qsatmaad q r t Ja Ayr grae U ts IOU Q C If GY Qld Gt BQHQVUQ ITF S CA C1 tae VJXJlll6Vl ICG MEETS Oftooer ll At the LG ce LG l playday at lssaauart The grrl na e e oyea nerr ,unouts ll I e new Mar n l4 trrst place r rs were awarded to Ou 1 lne o 1 s ra e e erytrrrnqrrfr run and ,u t or sectron x9 lU qraaesl and sernor sectron ill games were easrer to play G THE SMILING NEW A A SPARKLHY' ENTERTArNMENT was prov d ADVISER was Mrs Tr-lE HOKEY POKEY went over brq on Plecoqnl ed by Trudy Comes and Mary Ann Gavin Wrckmqn tron Night xtx ,., P1 A ,s Page 59 T I I ' I 1 I I I A I I I I ls. 'J ' - V H 1 , 5 ' 1 L, - ' ' 5 ss 1 2 ' ll , a TCD, ' cl so 1. ' 1 5 ' ll. 'll 1U:r1ver1t ' ' , ' 'P - ' Q' e. s s such as -wirxtzrzgrxq as l' , N415 ff U 'JU' 59 'T N - q-,orz , kr ' , Z1 skrgn . Mothers' Fteeogrxtgen Nah 1' s 'X rl l4. This , , . . ,-.,'.,r ,, J 3 4 ,, ,., Q 5 N ,' . A The qxrrs zzrouqht heme several t1rst and secoria M-JIM C3-MS T-AC -AN-A-JS C- Th? QUTS GU C.-'UPJTUUIIY pl V nib, f 1 mu A iw 5 , ' V I to meet otner Ilgoinef I X fr ' . p Cn . e V . sr 7- L, 'Q, f ve frxg 1 A 1' 'z ll to C' , 110125, ' r qyx, t C une' r I ao 'J ro e r ' Y't1 . v - ' . . . 'U ' i - ' . ' ' T - IPA , '.'T IY4 H rx ., x ,J C B I l 55 1 IL T ral C, -- s . 1 . - 2- K T I I

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Page 58 FOR THE SPORT OF IT G A A members played Left to rtqht ftrst row Mary Baker Phyllts Hutt Ioy Frankman Marysue Bruce MarY Ann Gavtn Beverly Durand Lorena Scharer Sally Curttss Barbara Gauge Kay Cotfelt Second row Mrs Swenntnq Iudy Grogan Iudy Brokaw Kathryn Ertckson Sherry Brokaw Iantce Green Carole Heppenstall Marquertte Gultck Ntta Foster Claudette Htnkel Thtrd row Lots Howard Iudte Barber Carol Donham Ann Hurley Donna Garen Pat Dubuque Carol Anne Ives All aboard annourtced Mary Ann Gavtn G A A prestdent The atrls were on thetr way to an other playday one ot the many G A A acttvtttes The other cfttcers tor thts ycar were Marysue Bruce vtce prestdertt Lorena Scharer secretary toy Franlcman treasurer and Sally Curttss cus todtan Sue Yamato oto who restaned was G A Glorta Swenntnq the advtser was replaced at he end ot tte ttrst semester by Mrs Carlyn Wtck man The matrt obtecttve ot tlte G A A ts to create an trtterest tn athlet s promote htah standards ot s orts tars t arc develop excellent moral cttaracter amorta tts members There were several sports for the at ls to play Barbara Godae httces Ioy Franlcmart tennts Mary A SPORTS LOVER was G A A Prestdent FOSTER S ACTIVE G A A GIRLS were at the Issaquah SERVICE YGHS G A A Ten Mary Ann Gavtn playday tg, J' nts player Mary Swope G' S.. L L f GIRLS' A I HLETIC ' , ' - u ' t ' ic f ' ' V ' 7 , 7 p .rt nn p, tl ic l 1 . C .1 , V , . . , 'r , A. president at the beatnntna of the year. Mrs. Sports captains were Sally Curttss, volleyball: l ' ' C' . ,X . ' . - ' . .1 ty ' . K., 0 Q - 1 Y' ' E . 4. , .gi,t,,,',.:.rf , t 't - .' 'tt ' '.:.t ' , r X ' KI' 1 -4 f J ' . A V, r s a 4 lf. a U I 4' A 1 '

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IJST AFTER Ti-if NAMTTJG CP' THZ QIJZIN was this view ci the Horriecsztiina Court Madge McLeod, Marjorie Merry- ztazi, Qlva T'-sta, Clair- l.L:1dEg'-iq, a:1'i Phyllis Huff. NONL OTEflR THAN HER MAILSTY Phyllis Hurt. :v iii rm TAG . T s.-n-- ' , ,,...-- ' .,. ,,-,Y- . . . . so -1 snsise up tzm. :.',1:i c:.-g 1 l-:t:atl team. HOMECQMING A triumphant team and a beautiful court helped Foster alumni and students celebrate Fosters fifth homecoming as the most successful in its history. The Bulldogs crushed the lssaguah lndians 20-7 in an exciting game to the finish. During the half time ceremonies the girls rode around the field in convertibles. Then the moment came when Phyllis Huit was named queen. Her four princesses were Claire Lindberg, Elva Testa, Margie Merryman, and Madge McLeod. After the game, the homecoming dance was held in the beautifully decorated high school gym. Her majesty, Queen Phyllis, was formally crowned by Mr. William Morgan, graduate of the class of '37 and science instructor at Foster, Music for dancing was provided by Bob l-loey's Mood Makers. The evening will long be remembered as one of the finest homecomings at Foster, and the last in the old high school. l'M SO HAPPY were Queen Phit FOSTZR WAS PROUD to ca vi Hurts wards. Pix','1i.s Hugt as Homecoming Queen vi'