Foster High School - Klahowyah Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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The tenth graders were Well represented in most school clubs, activities, and athletic teams. Musically talented sophomores also found a niche in choir, band, glee club, and ensembles, and proved to be invaluable. Servrce, scholarship pep, and friendhness all had their part in spelling the1r success this year Class of 56, We salute you' Keep up the fine Work' Lett to right first row Marlene Iohnson Ruby Havskxns Maren Holm Iulxa Haase Waverlee Halford Second row Dean Lowe Sam Netherda Mary Iohnson lean Hartley Lois Howard Don Storey Raymond lohnson Second row Allen May Don Hore Raymond Ienne Leonard l-lawkms Wrlbert Iohnson Lenard Huber Left to rrqht irrst row Gaye Lundberg Sally Larson Yvonne Lar son Sharon Lewis Carrle King lean Krlroy Second row Fuchard Krebs Annette Lehman Chrrstine Korakrs Ioanne Lebrum Gerr Lefcoskl Ierry lrndberq Third row Paul Keppler Carl Wootan Stanley Schuldt Drck Ley Leonard Hawkms Carl Leyert 4 T559 , -b.f' 1 1 4 . .yu fr. N- ' .inu- Left to rxqht hrst row Mary McCormack Bonme Myers Marlene Pentm Iudy Montgomery Roena Quealey Second row Charles Thetlman Ricky Miller Gene Makela Leo Prxmacxo Pete Testa Gordon Smith Third row Ernest Redell Ilm McAbee Dale Lyskr Iames Yates B111 Mxyao l8 X11

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Left to right, first row: Gloria Stratton, Liesel Stelzer, Shiela Scoones, Barbara Tirrell, Betty Realing. Second rowr Margaret Roxstrom, Iulia Swan, Iune Schwartz, Edna Schroeder. Third row: Ned Wright, Bill Schnell, Fred Schmitz, Bruce Reid, LeRoy Wright, Arlie Stine CAME SPRING S SPLENDCR Sophomores Hail and hearty sophomores made Foster ever aware of their many and varied talents by excelling ln many CICllVlllGS school services and book learn ing too ludy Grogan and Ruby Hawkins lent rousmg pep to cheers at our games Carrying sophomore ideas and ldeals to the Stu dent Council this year were ludie Barber and Fred Schmitz Toeing the mark and eyeing a iudge from behind the debate speakers rostrum were sophomores lim Bicknell IoAnne Greene Gladys Nakkerud Ioanne Bristol and Donna Garen jf Alix, N5 XXJ l X U Q Uv N xl Left to right, first row: Eddie Beutler, Nina Armstrong, Iudith Barber, ludith Brokaw, Richard Berger. Second row: Robert Bern- hardt, LeRoy Blanchard, Ierry Best, Iim Bicknell. Third row: Fred Bowman, Bill Anderson, Donald Applegreen. Left to right first row Kay Coftelt Jeannette Clark Pat Dubuque Marjorte Decker Iamce Carpenter Robert Denton Second row Don Chapman Eugene Ellison Dick Cady Lanry Corhan lack Eggers Third row Larry Elletson Ve n Co k Gary Clea by Kenneth Donihue Left to right first row sfer Do a G ren Eve yn l rae sen Barbara Forrest Marily rah Eptond r w lun F em ng Paul Gustman Claudette lo e Grogan Joanne Greene Bob Gilbert Terry Gatz T Cliiford Fou y Alvas Frank man Dick Williamson Do ler Donald Emon Ierry Green

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