Evergreen High School - Forester Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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fri t .y q. a .3 z lsf5.gS.,9lQ:fill' ,. tl S KX A-at 5 5 SAFETY COUNCIL - Mr. Smith, Advisor, George Toskey, Bill Bessey, Carla Kessner. SAFETY IS GU R BUSI N ESS . r The Evergreen Safety Council is a newly formed or- The Trafhc ganization, whose duty is to promote safety among the to take care of vj,6l,ditiotws School. Thqflare- students. Their biggest job this year, however, has been siding Oftlcer is Lalgry issuing permits to students who drive cars to school. cer is Mike Working closely with the Traffic Court, they have con- Purdy is the BaliFl..Mr1 gay Smith lalnd stdtigyertolmon ducted car checks and issued decals to those whose cars Darby work closely with the groups. y i pass the State Patrol Safety Check. The Safety Council is led by George Toskey, Chairman, and Diane Thacker, Secretary. -' . 3.1 wiki. lc. .. ts TRAFFIC COURT: - S. Leaf, M. Mullen, D. Martin, M. Rainy, l.. Fordham, T. Kuvara, J. Purdy, M. Wright, B. Carlton, B. Gaub.

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BACK: Jerry Osman. FRONT ROW: Paul McDonald, Bruce Syrstad, Bill Miltimore. The Boys' Club purpose is to promote fellowship and improve citizenship of all boys as well as to stimulate pride in themselves and the school. Evergreen Boys' Club has sponsored many activities this year, such as the Boys' Club dance on November 21. Everyone had a lot of fun at this dance, even a goat named Susy, who was part of the scenery for the barn-like atmosphere. Another activity was an assembly held on October 21, which featured John Fish, cz member of the University of Washington's crewmen, who spoke on his experience in Russia. The Boys' Club also sponsored a fleld day in the spring. It would not have been possible for the Boys' Club to sponsor many activities during the year, if it had not been for the capable leadership of President, Jerry Osman, Vice President, Bill Miltimore, Secretary, Paul McDonald, Treasurer, Bruce Syrstad, and the advisor, Mr. James Dorr. TOP: Gary Moore President 1959-60 Mike O'Mohoney Vice President 1959-60 Ron Rude Secretary 1959-60 PROVIDE IVIANY ACTIVITIES 53

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HONOR SOCIETY SENIORS, FOURTH ROW ltopl: Miss Lois Baldwin, Advisor, D. Put- man, D. Blankenship, K. Christy, P. McTag- gart, G. Toskey, J. Basel, J. Zuzulin, K. Betzina, J. Bossi, G. Hoerle. THIRD ROW: C. Campbell, C. Pletschett, S. Coonts, M. King, M. Kerr, K. Rockwell, R. Shockley, B. Hagerman, P. Worth. SECOND ROW: M. Muri, P. Worth, S. Christy, D. Huntington, S. Johanson, S. Tarp, A. Hamre, B. Morri- son, M. Acheson. FIRST ROW: P. Deggeller, C. Johnson, C. Sweet, P. Smotherman, B. Anderson, M. LeMay, R. Pinto, S. Hender- son. JUNIORS AND SOPHOMORES, FOURTH ROW Hopi: K. Crotty, S. McElroy, J. Hagen, R. McKee, D. Worth, S. Bossi, D. Hanson, J. LeCompte, M. Rainy, L. Johnson, E. Marcy. THIRD ROW: J. McKay, S. Christenson, V. Severinson, J. Hudson, K. Hanson, S. Elling- ston, T. Curd, P, Nail, G. Craven, l. Karl- berg, Miss Baldwin, Advisor, SECOND ROW: K. Lindquist, P. Dahlberg, J. Wakefield, M. Wright, J. Turner, R. Blake, M. Purdue, S. Rienholt, S, Peterson, P. Benzel, D. Metzen- berg. FIRST ROW: S. Dick, D. Gertsman, C. Franz, M. Whalen, A. Khvoroft, R. Pettit, C, Johnson, S. Pfafman, L. Pinto, B, Kyte. SPAR TREE CHAPTER is if Spar Tree Chapter of the National Senior Honor So- ciety held a initiation early in the year. Old and new members now total over eighty in number. To be a mem- ber a student must display scholarship, character, leader- ship and service. Scholarship is earned by the grades one receives. To have service, one must have credits earned by doing a service to the school. A committee of teachers make a decision on a students character and SERVES EVERGREEN leadership. In January new oflicers were elected. They are President, Ken Christy, Vice-President, Paul Mc- Taggert, Secretary, Margaret LeMay, Treasurer, Mary Whalen, and Publicity Chairman, Margo King. Miss Lois Baldwin is a willing advisor. Popcorn sales and dances were money-making projects, which helped make pos- sible the presentation of a scholarship to a worthy senior at graduation.