Evergreen High School - Forester Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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Left to Right, THIRD ROW: D. Fisher, M. Bukoskey, B, White- marsh, J. Bruggeman, B. Geltz, G. Hooten, J. LeCompte, T. Monahan, C. Maudslien, E. Pettit, M. O'Mahoney, T. Pecnik. SECOND ROW: S. Murray, S. Sierks, A. Orchard, S. Davis, R. The purpose ot the Philellenes is to promote interest in the classics, to beneht by the practical application ot knowledge of the classics, and to enjoy the cultural ad- vantages associated with the study of the classics. This purpose is carried out very well by this club which has Taylor, S, Matt, M. Toskey, C. Thomas, M. Whalen, L. McNeeley, C, Sweet. FIRST ROW: C, Johnson, J. Saunders, S. Gartin, S. Hayett, C. Campbell, J. Baker, M. Hursley. PHILELLENES STUD taken on many other protects. They earn money from car washes, candy sales and other money-making projects. Out of this money they gave lO'Xs to the Student Body Fund to help erase their deficit. At Christmas, the Philellenes went caroling, after Consul Primus Consul Secundus Scribe Quaestor Praefectus de Conventi Praetorian Guard Patricians Bob White Corlee Campbell Sharon Hayett Robert Taylor George Hooten Bob Geltz Equestrians Carrie Johnson Carol Sweet Sue Davis Jim Anderson Bruce Whitemarsh Mary Whalen Ray Bomer Sandi Matt Eloise Wiseman Sharon Murray Mary Toskey Linda McNeeley Sandy Sierks Avis Orchard Cynthia Thomas Larry Fordham Cliff Maudslien Jim Andrew Plebeians Dine Fisher John LeCompte Mike Bu koskey Judy Ba ker Sally Gartin Judy Saunders Margaret Hursley Mike O'Mahoney Joel Bruggeman Tom Monahan Ed Pettitt Terry Pecnik

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The students interested in nursing as a career meet together and share that interest with the Future Nurses of America. ' The members along with their advisor Mrs. Eleanor Hogan and officers - President, Sylvia Moon, Vice Presi- dent, Anisia Khvoroff, Secretary, Carolyn Perdue, and Treasurer, Shirley Dick, explore the opportunities and requirements in the field. F. N.A. Left to Right, THIRD ROW S, Henderson, J. Tarbet, R Connolly, D. Webley, M. Mul len. SECOND ROW: R. Pettit S. Pafafmon, N, Syrstod, S Reitz, E. Marcy. FIRST ROW S. Dick, A. Khvoroff, S. Moon C. Perdue. These girls grow as individuals by working together and learning about the community life in which they will soon participate as informed citizens and possibly nurses. This organization volunteers hospital service. They at- tend field trips to schools of nursing, and other medical institutions. The Future Teachers Association is an organized active group which provides information and experience which will help students to learn more about teaching as a career. The club's officers include President, Sally Christy, Vice President, Pat Morrow, Secretary, Rosie Pinto, Treasurer, Priscilla Smotherman, Librarian, Dena Schlich- tig, and advisor Miss Nightingale. This year they took a field trip to the Seattle University campus where they observed a class of deaf children. To help build our scholarship funds, they have served re- freshments for PTA meetings. They also attend movies related to teaching. A scrap book has been constructed with information on all Washington State Colleges which offer training in teaching. ingale, Advisor. Left to Right, SECOND ROW: J. Tarbet A, Dines, R. Shockley, S. Christy, D Schlichtig, P. Morrow, G. Peterson. FIRST ROW: R. Pinto, S. Johanson, B. Knapp M. Perdue, P. Smotherman, Miss Night

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my by sw-U in QYNXII-:I -Hy I: QQ Il if J 'ii ' l' ll l ' If I ll' yi. X I , lv I Car washes help raise funds for siudeni body. ATIN CLASSICS AND PROMOTE SCHOOL SPIRIT which they held an installation of the new members. A1 the annual Latin Club Banquet, They presented several books to The school library. ln June, they presented a scholarship To a graduating senior from a scholarship fund They sei up. 5 y Ei! Sofa Club members enioy the annual Roman Banquet, This club vviih Virginia Nerheim as advisor has ac- complished many things and provided fun and service io The school and To The communiiy.