Foster High School - Klahowyah Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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r 7 Q FUN FOR ALL WAS FURNISHED BY A GREAT VARIETY IN GIRLS SPORTS Front row lett to rtght Trudy Carnes Mary Swope Barbara Gouge Marquxte Gultck Ioyce Twtdt Second row Mrss Blekkmk Mtlma Makela ludy Brokaw Iudy Barber Ioy Frankman Mary Ann Gavm Thlrd row Io Ann Brrstol Kay Cofielt Ntta Foster lo Ann Baer Iantce Carpenter Peggy GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSGCIATICDN Denton Turnouts every week playdays not to mentlon the GAA Recogmtton N1qht and other spectal actlvlttes meant a blg Job for Mlss Roberta Blek ktnk G A A S new advlser All 1n all though lt was a successful year helped along by the most able and energettc asststance of Barbara Gouge prest dent Mary Swope v1ce prestdent Marguertte Gu hclc secretary and IoyceTw1dt treasurer Four playdays were held thls year The fall playday was held at Mt S1 Foster gtrls played host to the sports rmnded lasses of the league on the occasron of the1r second playday February 6 Bes1des these two and the one ID Bothell G A A grrls also partrctpated IH a sprmg playday at the Untverstty of Washtngton Mary Ann Gavln and Irene Slmpson Won ftrst and second place respec Who had the htghest bowlmq score? J v . I I I ' ' V I v . . - ,... . , , . 1 1 1 ' I - I I.- . I . - . . . . . I I .I g . . - . . I , ,- ,, I I I ,'l 1, . I Q' 1. I .. f . 1 r I . in ... , I J 51

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Iumpers students of the frog Standmq left to nght Ixm Flemmg Wzlbert Iohnson Leonard Hawkms Lanny Corhan Drck Cady Kneelrnq Fred Schmrtz Ierry Kay Duck Wzllramson Le Roy Blanchard Mxke Flemmg Wal' V wwf -4' '-F' 'Fl 'iii riffs For 880 yards and cx mrle are a long ways Fxrst row left to rzght Dean Otteson, Dale Lyskx, Drck Vlxlhamson Second row Henry Clem moms, Paul Gustman, Larry Smrth WF' 'wav 4 wif-'ftQ fsFl ' lite -w- 'ms if tr 'uw sf-53 .119-'D rag. '11 ul 41:20 5-0. KDQD' 9.99. 36' Q 535- .Q E55 Q 4 -4552. F.. aug 2-Fla sm, E:- Qsm 2- 5' -U22 950 9.01 mg- ot-'gg' :Om :r me :100 55.5 -4 m 92 '1 FS QQ. :s V1 o 2 -r 4? SENICDIQ I-IIGI-I TRACK Last year Foster trackmen came rn mnth 1n a held of seventeen schools Henry Clemmons set the league record for the 880 run wlth the record t1me of 2 09 hp, In the hrst meet of th1s season the wrnners were 'T QF' Iohnson rn the 100 Cady Jn the broad Jump Peterson 1n the drscus throw and the relay team Lake Wash mgton won the meet 82 to 40 In the meet wrth Bothell hve frrsts were won Iohnson the 100 Clemmons the 880 Peterson the d1scuss Iohnson the Javelm and Flemmg the broad Jump In splte ot th1s the meet was lost 70 and a th1rd to 51 and a thxrd To get revenge they took Issaquah by a score of 86 to 36 At th1s meet Trestrarl Won the h1gh hurdles Otteson the mrle Iohnson the Javel1n and Clemmons the 880 the relay team also won tho Gomg on tor greater glory, the team won a quadrangular meet wlth Fxfe, Whrte Rrver, and Bethel ln th1s meet three new school records were made Peterson threw the dlscus l27'5 LeRoy Blanchard ran the A short dlstance rn the shortest possxble tlme lS covered by the sprxnters low hurdles m 23 seconds M1ke Flem1ng's Frrst row, left to rrqht Wayne Halford, Dxck Peterson, Lanny Corhan, Wxlbur Iohnson broad Jump was 2l'4V2 , the best 1n the state so tar, and one foot short of the state Second row Leo Prrmacro, Leonard Huber, Eugene Elfstrom, Howard Brlggs, Bruce Cleasby mark The meet w1th Bellarm1ne at the College of Puget Sound was lost by a score of 70 and a th1rd to 42 and two thlrds 'I'he w1n ners were Trestrarl 1n the h1gh hurdles, Otteson 1n the mrle, Easton, the shot put, Peterson, the drscus, and Flemrng, the broad Jump The team captamed by Mrke Flemlng and coached by Mr Bobbms seems bound for vrctory, for Mr Robblns has sald, The spmt and competltlve nature of the team IS very h1gh They are the best squad 1n four years 50 - V. 1 . It ' f P, A ' J r Q , ft 2 is 1 'J .. 1-' f ft' K fn? Qtr: QT X f- -fe? : 'V I A I A V 'Y iw X I ff? , Jr 'W T - , . . 45, 1 rwsazxff s - - 13112 Mp.-' 2. ff, . w -t A - - 'r r vi .-if :J E' V, i ' I V f'Z ' ' . .. S X' X c z, y V , VI .5 A gr .N 2' 1- V Fx, . ,. , :, ' N ' 1, ' H: . V I : ,' 1-EI. t V V ,V J 5 V W . V V , VV 3,,VV ij, ,.V 5 V JMVVV V! ig ? IN 'S 3 J ' ,fg I-:ff I I dxf, 4 if I ' ' V ., I ' ' - if ff-4 J , , W. is f-5 . I J, I I , y , . 2 , .JV , 1 . . , . ., AV I A, Q V 'EE I ,V ,, .M-4 Q V . 'V V, .51 -.S s V . If ' ' ' - ' ef ' - . . f t If I - J V., V V , V I I .1 I J 1 - . - - . Y Q , 1 1 v VVJV, V ' ' I V - ll-I, f , I 1 1 I 1 , 5. , . 1 , . . . 'fy 3 M ' I 1 - f-A ' I . . Ps J if -' 8 . . 1 J , . ,Vi I ,, V , V , J, '. uf , i Q , . . t J M m - 1 I I ' - . - I 1 I A J I 1 ' ' , I .

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VIGOR AND VITALITY WAS DISPLAYED BY THIS PEP FILLED GROUP Front row left to rtght Ruby Hawkms Toby Mace Shtrley Nutter ludy Groqan Kathy Errckson Gaye Lundberg Nelsxe Pearson Second row lulra Swan Carole I-leppenstall Barbara Trrrell lanxce Green Maren Holm LuRae Iohnson Mar lene lohnson Thud row lvlarlyn Graham Gladys Nakkerud Donna Garen Pat llerkle Anna Ohrstrom trvely on the Semor H1qh team Marlene Iohnson and Ruby Hawkms on the Iuruor I-Irgh Captams for the varrous sports for thrs year were Mary Swope basketball LuRae Iohnson volleyball Trudy Carnes basketball Marquerrte Guhck badmrnton Anna Ohrstrom tenms Lols Krrstrom htkes and loyce Twldt specral sports The purpose of G A A IS to promote rnterest 1n QIIIS sports act1v1t1es ln hlqh school It IS also for the prornotron of better standards of sportsmanshrp conduct and health among the qrrls Lookrng at thmqs accornpltshed durmq the year It surely seems that the1r goal was met They dld all lh1S and had fun too makmq 1t a Very Worthwhlle and rmportant part of student hte here P E ASSISTANT S ASSISIIFQ tn the Grrl s P E depoI'me t Fxrst row Toby Mace Shrrley Nut ter Phyllxs McLeod Se ond row Mary Ann Gay Mary McCarthy Peqqy Denton Thrrd row Mary Swope Barbara Gcuqe A few of the many boys who worked as P E as srstants thls year Left to rrght Duck Peterson Mrke Flem mg Bob Pitts