Shoreline High School - Tide Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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RICHARD LANDER Department Head: Teaches: Eng. TO and l2: Degrees: B.A. and M.A. from U. of W.: Advises: Senior Class. MR, LYLE ENDKQQTT T h :E ,IO MRS. GAIL EVANS Teaches: Eng. TO MR' MORRIS HENDRICKSON Teach- and ll:Degree: B.iUirgh1Eggtern and ll: DSQVGESC B-A- from Reed Qff f25,L0 Sf'fU'f'aQ2,2,'rc'fifl2,Q2'QQ oregon c., Aavises. Debate Club. C. and M.A. from U. of Minn.: Advises: G. C. Fashions Comm. SEUPE UF CURRICULUM WIUENEU A new innovation in the English Department this year is the Team Teaching Program in the senior inten- sive classes. This program is designed as a college pre- paratory course with seminar groups and lectures twice a week. Another new addition is the Contract Reading Program through which qualified teachers on contract by the Shoreline School Board correct student themes. This system enables the teachers to assign more compositions and receive assistance in the cor- rection of them. The Plays and Variety Show. MR. F. J. JOHNSON JR. Teaches. Eng. 12, Team Teacher: Degree: B.A. from U. of W.: Coordinates: Intra- mural Activities. MISS KAY HOLM Teaches: Eng. ll and 12: Degree: B.A. from P.L.U.: Coordinates: Humanities NO'e'ak '9 Come' MRS. KAY KEYES Teaches: Eng. 12, Team Teacher: Degrees: B.A. from Holy Names C., M.A. from Catholic U. of Amer.: Advises: Shoreliner and Quill and Scroll.

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Self-discipline is one of the most important bench- marks ot an educated person. The person who strives for self-discipline throughout his entire life values freedom and liberty highly. The un-disciplined person associates freedom and liberty with a lack of restraint upon himself. The greatness of America is to be found in the self-disciplined effort of many of its people. The weak- ness of America is to be found in the misuse of free- dom by some of its people. lt has been a wonderful privilege for us to work with you. We hope that the love of freedom and liberty will cause your life to be guided by a sense of personal discipline dedicated to doing good. With all best wishes, Ray W. Howard Superintendent of Schools The faculty has called this graduating class 'out- standing! Your enthusiasm for learning has made it possible to achieve high standards in academics and activities. This same enthusiasm which characterizes you will guarantee your success in the future. Don't lose it! Emerson once said, 'Nothing great is ever accomplished without enthusiasm.' As always, Ed Hasselblad Principal FACULTY

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MRS. MARION LAVRINEC Teaches: MR. NELSON LEHMAN Teaches: Eng. Eng. ii and U.S. History: Degree: TO and Il: Degrees: A.B. from B.A. from U.of W.: Advises: Honor Dartmouth, and M.A. from U. of Soc. Chicago: Advises: Errant. MRS. MARGARET MARSHALL Teach- MISS MARGARET NEWELL Teaches: es: Eng. ii: Degree: B.A. from Eng. IO and il:Degree: B.A. from U. of W.: Advises: Tide Staff and U. of W.: Advises: Junior Red Senior Prom Comm. Cross. t i Q MR. FREDERICK OLSON Teaches: Eng. MRS. PHYLLIS PEARSON Teaches: Ii and 12, Team Teacher: Degree: Eng. il and Senior Make-up Eng.: B.A. from U. of Minn.: Advises: Degree: B.A. from U. of W.: Ad- Honor Society. vises: G. C. Fashions Comm. LESTER POPE Teaches: Eng. 12, Coordinator of Team Teaching: Degrees: B.A. and M.A. from U. of W.: Interests: Music, and Fishing. i. iii .gg