Shadle Park High School - Sporran Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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J utdcw, OtodO CouitCtfe Qjp CudiJMA The Class of ' 66 councils include, Front Row: Pat Wilson, Sandy Wallendar, Marion Watson, Kathy Redfield, Penny Kaluza, Sandy Squires, Maureen Ashley, Glennyce Rediger, Linda Benscoter, Pennie Taft, Judy Keeler. Row 2: Linda Johnson, Sherry Al¬ ban, Terry Rothwell, Kathy Box, Coni Sweet, Jim Mackey, Sue Brown, Danny McEvers, Linda Eastburg, Susan Elbert, Candice Barber. Row 3: Ken Talley, Jim Patterson, Bob Shelton, Ed Clauson, Terry Benoit, Tom Beall, Doug Hooper, Jim Even- den, Mamie Broatch, Steve Whitehead, John Robi- deaux. Establishing a first this year with a “Battle of the Bands , the Class of ’66 began planning early for their spring prom. Three combos competed for the prom billing at an all-school mixer in December sponsored by the juniors. This “shrewd class also sold booster buttons to bol¬ ster school spirit while fattening their prom fund. r STOP? -y f 8 Rich Mesmer Fall President Marshall Johnson Spring President Junior officers: Mike Hepworth, treasurer,- Tom Beall, 5th executive,- Milan Novick, vice-president; Pennie Harper, secretary; Paula Grafmiller, secretary; Gary Fergen, 5th executive; Gary Oxner, vice-president. 26

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Jack Brenton President Spring semester ASB officers attended a Leadership Confer¬ ence at Ferris High School to gain new ideas on school spirit and committee organization. The officers also spent sixth period each day planning ac¬ tivities to co-ordinate the council and the student body. Kathy Anderson Fifth Executive Ralph Hoover Treasurer Sue Shaw Secretary A:. •; ;; ' Jerry Burnett Vice-president

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Class Activities Easing the pangs of Senioritis, so prevalent during the final semester at Shadle, the Class of ' 65 council backed such perennial favorites as the Senior Con (a satire on the Academy Awards), Senior Rule Day, Senior Dress-Up Day, Senior Sports Clothes Day, the traditional Senior Breakfast, Senior Prom, and Com¬ mencement. The Council also supported the novel Senior Sing, which was fol¬ lowed by a dance. Fall semester officers: Fritz McGinnis, president; Jack Harding, 1st vice-president; Craig Gable, 2nd vice-president; Theresa Johnson, secretary; Sharon Williams, treasurer; Dudley Mizogouchi, 5th execu¬ tive. Spring semester: Hank Bendix, president; Ken Kelly, 1st vice-president; Pam Johnson, 2nd vice- president; Lynn Maxwell, secretary; Noel Roberts, treasurer; Gary Rentel, 5th executive. Fall and spring representatives for the Class of ' 65 are, Front Row: Cathy Hanning, Ralph Hoover, John Little, Bart Preecs, Lorene Signs, Linda Harri¬ son, Sally Ward. Row 2: Mary Ann Quick, Mary Pat Jaskulski, Laurie Brault, Cheryl Simpson, Rich Robideaux, Dan Williams, Diane Brace, Shirley Lee, Judy Stack, Linda MacNaughton, Sue Torney. Row 3: Barry Holms, Ken Bennett, Linda Butler, Jack Rountree, Alexis Reynolds, Don Gross, Kathie Allgaier, Barb Peterson, Dale Crisp, Carl Nuechterlein. Row 4: Jim Cobb, Charlie Rost, Dick Urbaniak, Mike Murphy, Bob Konopka, Owen Henderson, Joe Bell, Harry McClelland, Rick Schnurr, Joe Fry, Linda Fjoslien. 27