Mercer Island High School - ISLA Yearbook (Mercer Island, WA)

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ilig si s The world from ancient Rome and Greece to i965 was explored in various history classes. Mr. James Wichterman-philosophy and contemporary world problemsp adviser to Foreign Exchange and Photo Clubg ninth year at MIHS. ftop rightj Mrs. Nadine Mah-French and senior Englishy first year at MIHS. ltop leftj Mrs. luurina Hugate-French: French Club adviserg first year at MIHS. ftop lefty Mr. Milton Yaniclrs-United States and world historyp wrestling coachp assistant football coachg second year atMlHS. flower leftl Mr. Clay Vbllan-United States and world history: Ski Club adviser: first year at MIHS. llower centerj Mr. Kenneth Seng-United States history: vice principal: eighth year at MIHS. Ilower rightj Concentration! Mr. Yanicks' sophomore world history class was oblivious to the beautiful afternoon visible through the window as the students worked to complete an examination. fcenter leftj in many classes fa? Y s .s i Lmmminiinmi u

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SPAIN Offering new challenges in pronunciation and grammar were the foreign languages, in which students could earn up to eight credits. Mr. Mel Light-Spanish, adviser to Spanish Club and Track coach, fifth year at MIHS. ftop left, Mr. Richard Johns-French and Spanish, adviser to Canteen, Drama and stage crew, fourth year at MIHS. ftop left, Mrs. Hilda Seligman-German and French, adviser to German Club and Foreign Exchange, fourth year at MIHS. ftop rightj Mrs. Beverly White-French, adviser to Mercer Girls and French Club, tenth year at MIHS. icenterj Mr. Thomas Hoskin-United States history, world history and contemporary world problems, adviser to Junior Statesmen of America and assistant football coach, fourth year at MIHS. Ccenter rightl Mr. Brian Barker-world history, contemporary world problems, and debate, adviser to debate, second year at MIHS. flower leftj Mr. Steve James-Soviet Union, contemporary world problems, and economics, head football coach, fifth year at MIHS, flower right, 5? is i ,.t,,a..5, ff my ,,, my 0-2-en... MN'-Q-..W 41. 24 philosophies were voiced 'i , f f mf' i' wwr'fN -1-'m Sf N

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li m'A' QQ .t i.,it'g ' From mitosis to titration, students discovered vast worlds for exploration in science. Mr. Robert Osborn-biol0QY: coach to cross-country, fourth year at MIHS. Ctop left! Mr. Gaylord Hull-biology and honors biology, fourth year at MIHS. itop rightb Mr. Robert Orr-geometry, algebra, and trigonometryg first year at MIHS. Ccenter leftj Mr. William Waddington-geometry, algebra, trigo- nometry, and math analysis: baseball coach, tenth year at MIHS, Ccenter rightl Mr. Roberi Shipp-geometry, algebra, calculus, and trigonometry, sixth year at MIHS. flower lefty While Pepper Kaminoff tried to focus on an elusive, moving specimen, Chris Murphy wondered if it was really possible to keep both eyes open when using the microscope. fbelowl Weighing the crucible before and after heating was one of the procedures followed by Gary Jacobson and Jason Maas in their chemistry experiments. fbelowl science and math opened new ...I th'- ,NNMMDH sp..