Foster High School - Klahowyah Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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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.

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S X! T to y J I Gi: 37 Left to right, first row: Ianice Stougard, Della Stephens, Iudy Stensen, Deanna Warner, Carmen Gierde, Gwen Thrasher. Second row: Pius Primacio, Martha Wanzer, Sally Summers, Fred Zimmerman, Dick Tinney, Marvin Wall. Third row: Daniel Tandeclci, Wayne Wilson, Merle Watkins, Don Thompson, Gary Thomas, Gordon McLeod. Ninth grade also proved to be invaluable in sports field. Many frosh boys graduated with honors to varsity teams of next year. Emilie Ellison was their peppy cheerleader. Sports- minded girls, too, were active in Iunior High G. A. A. Iames D. Seeley and Mrs. Grace Cowell were advisers for the freshmen this year. Congratulations to you, class of '57, you've done Well this year. Left to right, first row: Hegel, Gail O'l-learn, Mary Norris, Paula Io row. Nordbye, lim Northcutt, Gary Nyland, Ianet Pullen. Third row: Gary Pancoas Reichel, lack Wilkins, Iim Woodard. Left to right, first row: Eileen Smith, Phyllis Schinbeckler, Betty Left to right, first row: Ioella Muse, Pat Milonas, Karen Lytle, Cather- Rowley, Dianne Claudon, Fuska Yamamoto. Second row: Mary Lou ine McRae, Sarah Lee, Second row: Larry Moe, Michael Marks, Gor- Simpson, Loretta Spokely, Lyla Smith, Claire Scoones, Leona Schaf- don McLeod, Dorothy Lee, Pat Mxyao, Carolyn McRae. Third row: fer, Darlene Schmaltz. Third row: Bud Roetter, Masaru Yamamoto, Claire Hotten, Wayne Leclerc, Larry Lytle, Billy Metcalf, Larry Kenneth Smith, Robert Smith, Larry Sands. Lindberg. .fri 55