Foster High School - Klahowyah Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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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

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Left to right hrst row Barbara Dodd Joyce Clark Lorelie Berto Patsy Left YO flqht l11'St row Judy Heppenstall Luana Hartley Sherry Goe Bentler Jaris Albert Second row Edith Bixel Carla Calkins Janet Ramona Dougherty Second row Jon Felker Robert Green Gene Cato Dean Berto Jim Blattman Bill Baker Third row Carl Barnes Finney Tom Gouge Ned England Third row Leland I-leemink Har Curtis Anderson Buddy Clark Gary Bryan George Doig Sewell vey Dougherty Jerry Halbert Bill Hemstock Basxett Left to right first row Patsy Jones Nola Kester Judy Kinkade Janice Jenne Betty Lou Johnson Second row Stuart Johnson Sandra Hep penstall Don James Sandra Humphreys Billy I-Iigday Third row Pat Butler Michael Kearny Ronald Ladines Gary Bryan John Mc Abee Larry Knudson David Johnson The seniors of Junior high the class of 57 The work and success of this hardworking and ambitious group proved that they will be a much welcomed addition to the ranks of senior high next year. Enlarged numbers in school this year made it necessary to form new groups to give junior high- ers a better chance to let off their excess steam in many worthwhile activities. The newly-formed Junior High Student Council under prexy Bon Ladines helped things to run off FRESHMEN more smoothly among the younger set at Foster Gordon McLeod was veep Presenting ninth grade viewpoints to the council were representatives Billy Higday Betty Lou Johnson Dick Tinney and Sieg linde Regel. Under Sandra Humphreys, the newly-formed Junior High Girls' Club functioned Well, doing many worthwhile things during the year. Gene Finney was president of the Boys' Club. Junior music and drama groups also had many faithful, talented freshmen in their ranks.