Foster High School - Klahowyah Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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Pl-ICTCGRAPI-IY CLUB CPERATCRS CLUB Leit to rtqht hrst row Martha S 'rarer secretary treasurer Dar rol MlHklGf Pat Merkle presrd nr Se nd row Anna Ohrstrorr' Orwell n Navxd 1 Rrc lPga',D t.k Thrrd row Mr Nevrlxer Irm Po lc Rodney Ogden Charles North A. cutt Gary Smrth v1cepres1dert .gv I Flash bulbs snapped many ttmes around the halls of Foster as the Photography Club took prctures tor the annual the Renton Chromcle o. and to sell to students Members of the club be came very profrcrent 1n the art ot photography They developed pnnted and enlarged therr own prctures left to rrght trrst row Sarah Lee George Iohanson prestdent Mrss McGreal adxrser Charles Nor hcutt ocretary Martl-a Scharor vzo prestdent Second row Drck Wrllxamson lack Eg gcrs Ray Lars '1 Roy Sctmaltz Eugene 'Vs rom Thrrd row Dauol Mmkler Paluh Bagby Larry Lyt Lryal N Top Nltko Flcuung Im Larson '- At your servlce are the members ot the Oper ators Club they operate movre prorectors and other aud1ov1sual egurpment used for classes and assemblres A detmrte ard to the teachers B these students play an rmportant role at Foster ? Dxsplcry cases looked better than ever thrs year thanks to the Lrbrary Club members who were respon slble tor the varlous drsplays seen there The club IS composed ot lrterary mrnded students who Work rn the hbrary The purpose 1S to promote rnterest 1n the llbrary and 1n readrng, and to publrcrze the lrbrary Left to rrght frrst row Trudy Carnes Shtrley Nut r Pat Morklc presrdent Bonmc Btlyeu secretary treasurer Mrss McGreal advrser Ethel Wanzor Martha Warzer Lrla Sntth L r ta Spokloy Second row Ruth Porrson Nelsre Prrrson Anna Ohrstrorn Carole Tandeckx Ieann Ito Starks Pat Dubuque Peggy Denton loanne Hrll Ruth Howlette Third row Charles Northcutt Ray Larson l'oAnne Greene Shlrley Schrnbeckler --W 28

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VIS . ,vQ t 27 , yn RECORDING MEMORIES FOR THE FUTURE WAS THE KLAHOWYAH STAFF Left to right, first row: Beverly Durand, Dorathy Underwood, Trudy Carnes, Lois Kristrom, Brunhilde Regel, Sieglinde Regel, Lorena Scharer, Marlene Iohnson. Second row: Suzanne Bennett, Shirley Schinbeckler, Marysue Bruce, Carol l-leppenstall, Pat Merkle, Anna Ohrstrom, Claudette Hinkle, Gladys Nakkerud, IoAnne Greene. Third row: Mrs, Waldo, Roy Schmaltz, Darby Easton, Dick Goe, Bill Boysen, Sally Fegan. -T KLAHGWYAI-l Memories of 1953-1954 are preserved for posterity by the Annual Staff in this year's Klahowyah. Always on hand to help this hard-working group were Mrs. losephine Waldo, adviser, and Brunhilde Regel, editor. Mrs. Waldo, Sieglinde Hegel, Lois Kristrom, assistant editorg Marysue Bruce, Sally Fegan and Lorena Scharer attended the 1953 Annual Workshop held Saturday, September 26, at the University of Washington. The purpose of the workshop is to give editors and staff members many useful ideas for planning their yearbook. A friendly, lively book with a timely theme, was the general comment made by the National Scholastic Press Association on last year's book. lt was awarded first class honors. Thanks go to Mr. Bussell Graves of the North Pacific Bank Note Company for the help he has so freely given in the produc- tion of this yearbook. As years go by the Klahowyah, which means Hello, friend, will mean more and more to those reminiscing of the good old days at Foster. NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS-THE 1953-54 GROWLER STAFF Left to right, first row: Carol Ann Ives, Sheila Scoones, Mary Swope, LuRae Johnson, Sally Fegan, Lorena Scharer, Betty Russell, Mary Ann Gavin, Miss Gylling, Mel Murray, George lohanson, IoAnne Greene, Ray Larson. Second row: Carole Tandecki, Ioyce Twidt, Lois Kristrom, Donna Garen, Iudie Barber, Iudy Grogan, Marilyn Graham, Trudy Carnes, Suzanne Bennett, Ioy Frankman, Barbara Gauge. Third row: Annette Lehman, Patricia Merkle, Sharon Lewis, Marlene lohnson, Tinabeth McAllister, Anna Ohrstrom, Nadine Warner, Bar- bara Tirrell, Marilyn Iuneau, Delores Lutes, Marguerite Gulick, Barbara Cady. Fourth row: Kay Coffelt, Audrey Booth, Nelsie Persson, Sally Larson, Beverly Durand, Dorathy Underwood, Maren Holm, Nita Foster, Anne Erickson, Ethel Wanzer, Dwight Potter, Roy Schmaltz, GROWLER As Foster students made the news, the Growler recorded it. Published under the direction of Miss Grace Gylling and editor, Mary Ann Gavin, the paper was never absent when Thursday rolled around. Betty Russell was managing editor, Mel Murray, sports editor. lournalism students could be found any time of the day tracking down stories-usually rushing to meet their Tuesday dead- line. lo Anne Greene, LuRae lohnson, George Iohanson, Lorena Schafer, Sally Fegan, Carol Ann Ives, Mary Swope, Sheila Scoones, and Ray Larson were reporters. The Growler sent delegates to the annual P. S. S. P. Conference held at the University of Washington. Delegates from eight western states attended this conference held February l9 and 20. Ed Lucero, Darby Easton, Dick Williamson. 27

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TCRCI-l CLUB Torch Club members have two outstanding achievements to their credit. They have ob- tained the goal of grades plus activities. The honor club of Foster. Membership is based on high grade average, and its pur- pose is to promote scholarship. Left to right, iirst row: Marilyn Juneau, Delores Lutes, Anna Ohrstrom, vice-president, Nelsie Persson, secretary-treasurerg Mrs. Provo, adviser: Ray Larson, presidenty Sally Feqan, Mary Ann Gavin, Betty Russell. Second row: Marilyn Graham, Janice Carpenter, Marlene Johnson, Evelyn Jorqenson, Kay Colfelt, Donna Garen, JoAnne Greene, Brunhilde Reqel, Mary Sue Bruce, Third row: Jim Pook, Carole Heppenstall, Lois Kristrom, Sheila Scoones, Sherrill Crawford, Janice Greene, Barbara Cady, Sherry Brokaw, Jerry Best. Fourth row: Bob Lee, Jim Trestrail, Darby Easton, Jim Kassner, Jim Bicknell, Kenny Kay, Leo Dodd. DEBATE CLUB Examining and expounding the many- sided complexities ot Fair Employment Practices laws was this year's debate team, most ably coached by Mrs. Na- dine Love. Pins were awarded those who partici- pated in three-iiiths of the debatesg guards, to second-year students. Debaters participated in both the King County and Puget Sound Leagues. On February 20, Poster tied for sixth place in the P.S.L. tournament, one place re- moved from going to the State tourna- ment. Congratulations to the team on a job Left to right, first row: Donna Garen, JoAnne Greene, Gladys Nakkerud, Joanne I ' ' Bristol, Mrs. Love. Second row: Ray Larson, Jim Ariz, Dick Goe, Jim Bicknell. Well done' Good Wlshes go Wllh them for greater achievements in future years. Spades is a newly formed group at Foster. The purpose ot this Spastic Aid group is to create an interest in and understanding for those who have cerebral palsy. Spades are a city wide organization. Mr. and Mrs. B. O. Miller sponsored Eoster's Spade group and Mrs. Mabel Provo was iaculty adviser. Left to right, first row: Marguerite Gulick, Lorena Scharer, LuBae Johnson, secretary, Bonnie Bilyeu, president, Mrs. Provo, adviser, Don Hare, vice-president, Mary Ann Johnson, Shirley Schinbeckler, Barbara Gouge, Barbara Cady. Second row: Marilyn Graham, Barbara Forrest, Bonnie Meyers, Marlene Johnson, Dorathy Underwood, Evelyn Jorgen- son, Donna Garen, JoAnne Greene, Jean Hartley, Ichiko Yamamoto. Third row: Anne Erickson, Julia Haase, Waverlee Halford, Marjorie Decker, Janice Carpenter, Claudette Jones, Mary McCormack, Betty Rawling, Maren Holm. AC DL EU Wy