Evergreen High School - Forester Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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SPANISH CLUB PROIVIOTES FELLOWSHIP VIN i 5 S. 5- X . 6 INA .Ili S- N 9? Z' ITN Ill I itll X1 ' fl I 'v' - ' I , AJ' f ,' ' I Y, X ' X .11 Gaining knowledge about our neighbors to the south helps us to understand more about their problems and mannerisms. This promotes fellow- ship between our country and theirs. The purpose of this organization is to develop interest in students to learn more about Spanish customs, language, and culture. This year the Spanish Club has sponsored many activities including a large dance and a picnic held in the spring. The members have also had the opportunity to hear many speakers who have made a study of the lives and customs of Spanish speaking people. Under the leadership and guidance of Mrs. Smith, these outstanding ofticers represented this club. President, Toby Curd, Vice-President, Sue Davis, Secretary, Mike Boker, and Treasurer, Jean Freeman. BACK ROW, Left to Right: J. Galliano, M. Baker, R. Rude, K. Duflin, J. Potter, P. Kipper, L. Hougland. SECOND ROW: C. Stearns, S, Carlton, J. Torrey, B. Kyte, T. Curd, B. Kuenstle, N. Fisher. FIRST ROW: M. Perdue, C. Gabriel, K. Lindquist, P. Nail, J. Freeman, S. Davis, R. Spell- man. FRONT ROW: J. Mac Kenzie, G. Allen, J. Patrick, D. Robinson, L. Nokes, G. Wetterncuer.

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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.

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BACK ROW, Left to Right: Robert Geltz, Joe Bossi, Don Nold, Larry Fordham. FRONT ROW: Miss Bry- ant, Sandra Kamel, Mary Ann Acheson, Corlee Campbell, Rosie Pinto, Ruth Pettitt, Roberta Shock- Iey. VOICES ECHO IN DEBATE The ability to think clearly, make wise decisions and to influence others by the oral presentation of ideas has played a very im- portant part in the history of this world ever since people began to live and work to- gether in groups and communities. lt is im- possible to imagine a single day in our lives when we are not oltected by the thoughts and arguments of others. Debate students are acquiring poise and the ability to think and speak fluently. The word Debate originally meant to beat, and with the vigilant help of Miss Bryant this squad has learned the art of persuasion. Our debators participated in all Puget Sound League debates for the first time this year. The topic for discussion was Re- solved that the American System of Public Education Be Fundamentally Revised. Our Debate squad took part in all types of speech-making contests this year. They worked hard to attain high honors in the Tournament for Speechmakers at the University of Washington in November 1958, at Seattle Pacific College on January 30 and 31, and at the speech contest held at Pacitic Lutheran College in February, I959. LEFT TO RIGHT: Roberta Shockley, Corlee Campbell, Joe Bossi, Maryanne Ache son.