Foster High School - Klahowyah Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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K 20 Btology rnstructor MR. FLOYD ROBBINS could flash a smxle that made hrs brlght blue eyes sparkle even when telhng students how to dxssect a starhsh I-le also taught drtver trammg and boys health Roundmg out hts busy schedule Mr Robbms advrsed Lettermen s Club and tenth grade coached varsrty track and was assrstant coach 1n vars1ty football and basketball 2l Foster s most farthful teacher was MRS IOSEPHINE WALDO who has drrected the publxshmg of the Kla howyah for srxteen years She al ways had a warm smrle and never was wrthout trrne enough to stop and explam somethrng to one of her French Englzsh Ill IV or publrc speakmg students 22 lt was MR. BEN YORMARK ne to Foster thts year and the newl formed Distr ut e Educatlo who opene an ran e Pos Stor e better to do thts tha 1 bookkeepmg tea her? 23 Under the able Ieadershlp of MRS ELLEN BIGELOW Foster s new foothght artrsts got the new Ir l-hgh Drama Club well on 1ts way to uc cess and ln that capactty he on the All School Show mxttee Mrs Brgelow t th grade language and co y arts and served as sevent vxser M J 24 Wlth the hurned and determ1ned strlde that rs MH WAYNE HARTER S you mrght have seen the seventh grade advtser and language arts teacher commutmg between Foster and Showalter thus year Mr Harter also ably ass1sted the Ir I-hgh toot ball coach and was acttve on the All School Show Commrttee 17 y:::1 25 So capably rnstructrng erghth graders through one more step rn lan guage and commumty arts thrs year was MRS RUTH ITEN Besrdes berng teacher and advrser to the erghth graders Mrs Iten also was rn charge of the Ir Hrgh rn crew 26 Teachmg the taboos and to do s ot debate speakmg to thts year s de bate team was the new advtser MRS NADINE LOVE When not examrnrng the lntrlcacles of an FEPC law Mrs Loves schedule lncluded seventh grade language arts and arxthmetrc rn addrtron to the testr g rogram She also was advxse of new lr Htgh Gtrls Club W 27 From bumper to ta1l hght y always rrght wtth MR IAME SEELEY as drxver trammg teache Part of the 3ta bl etc department wa under hrs drrectron He also was nmt grade advlser The tennrs team htm very busy alter school t IS sprmg as he was therr ca ble coach 28 MRS LOUISE WEBER came here as a substttute but her wonderful per sonaltty and good teachmg abxlzt made hers a hard place to fill She taught Ir Hlgh math and art and also coached the Ir I-hgh cheer leaders 29 Wlth a sweet smrle and a frxend ly salutatton for all MRS CARLYN WICKMAN successfully taught sev enth grade language and commuruty arts Lendmg her pep and enthuslasm to the school she drd a fme Job ot advrsmg th1s years Sr I-lxgh cheer leaders besrdes headmg the Ir l-hgh G A A 1' M. 'lik Lv 'lt I , I I . I I 1 Q I ' A 7 I I 7 ' ' I Q V S .J W f I I - I ' . U A . -' gs. ' .4 A A A V f fl ' t,': 3t : ' I' I ed L . ' I . l 49 . ' ts l U Q W a ' I . CCG r nv : .V r J Z I -:V 't,. Aga' K' ft x jjfll VVV I X 4.3 . N g .J ,g X : .. , . ., L ' 6

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And Still Autumn Seniors Seniors leading Fosters or qanizations this year were left to right first row Managing Editor Growler Betty Russell Pres GAA and Band Barbara Gouge Second row Editor Growler Mary Ann Gavin Pres Tri 1'-l1Y Marysue Bruce Pres Torch Ray Larson Third row Editor Klahowyah Wears Her Fruits And Flowers Achievements are enough to introduce the am bitious class of 1954 'I'hey were well known for their accomplishments in scholastic dramatic and sports fields through all of which they were ably led by President I1m Trestrail Vice President Walt Iensen and Secretary Betty Russell On hand to help were Mrs Plummer and Mr Decker senior advisers The football season with eleven seniors on the squad was very successful taking a third of the Five speeches the main part of the graduation ceremonies will be presented by these seniors. Clockwise: Betty Flus- sell Marysue Bruce, lim Tres- trail Brunhilde Hegel Ray Larson. Brunhilde Reqel Pres Drama Club and National Thespians Trudy Carnes Pres Hi Y Iim Matthews Fourth row Pres Spade Club Bonnie Bilyeu Pres Letter men s Club Boo Pitts Not pictured Pres Operator s Club George Johanson Pres B B C B111 Aliment three way tie Basketball also had its share ot excitement during the Winter months The class was spotted with royalty in 54 Auburn haired Dorathy Underwood with her court of tour ruled over the first homecoming in the new high school Tolo King Bob Pitts was chosen from an array of five senior boys The seniors ielt honored by having Brunhilde Hegel chosen as Foster s D.A.R. representative- and Ray Larson and Marysue Bruce the recipients of the American Legion Citizenship Awards. At Baccalaureate May 30 and Commence- ment Iune 2 the senior boys will wear royal blue gowns and the girls white ones. Salutatorian Brun- hilde Begel and Valedictoricm Betty Russell will be the main speakers at graduation. Other speakers will be Marysue Bruce and Ray Larson chosen by the senior class and Iames Trestrail chosen by the faculty. May their enthusiasm and talents lead them to success in their chosen fields.