Shoreline High School - Tide Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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550 Seniors Graduate June7 In Arena Not content with simply upholding past traditions and reaching past goals, the class of '66 succeeded in bringing about innovations in nearly every phase of its activity. The official start for the senior year was the activity card sale. Enthusiastic seniors set an outstanding record with 99.1 per cent of the class buying activity cards. Spirit was high as the seniors, led by Mark Boynton, president, Merrily Zinn, vice presidentg Nicole Petrino, secretary, and Joan Peterson, treasurer, assumed the role of school leaders. The officers along with Mrs. Kay Keyes, adviser, assisted the different committees in coordinating activities. Mrs. Mary Stephens was the class counselor. The successful truffle sale, organized by the finance com- mittee with Muriel Bevilacqua and Phil Myhre co-chairmen, raised S1063 for the senior fund. With the money, the senior gift committee headed by Bob Collins and Becky Wiess, selected two metal sculptures for the new lectorium. Candace Ludtke and Mark Hall, senior scholarship co-chairmen, re- viewed applications and announced the winner at the senior assembly. Active pep assemblies were sponsored by the combined efforts of the assembly committee with Kathy Baker and Marilyn Montgomery, co-chairmen, and the skit committee with Nancy Savage and Chuck Little co-chairmen. Early in winter, Cathy Ferbrache and Jon Bergstrom, chairmen, met with the Campus Day committee to plan activities. Tradition gave the seniors the Cove and the opportunity to choose a senior motto. Cove co-chairmen were Paula Max- well and Marlies Trott. Marsha Macy and Ruth Williamson, co-chairmen of the motto committee, received suggestions for prospective mottos and submitted them to the class for a vote. We Learn Together to Lead Alone was the win- ning entry. After second semester finals, seniors began an exciting week of activities scheduled by the senior week committee with Carol Nelson and Linda Murdock, co-chairmen. The senior ball committee with chairmen Ken Hamm, Karen Knight and Shirley Munkberg and adviser Miss Roberta Francis planned the senior ball, Once In A Lifetime, held June 4, 1966. The senior breakfast committee, chaired by Susan Merendino and Laurie Rolfe and advised by Mrs. Kay Pope, planned the senior breakfast, Forget Me Not. Commencement marked the end of the seniors' high school career. The cap and gown committee with Teresa Muth and Cathy Deringer co-chairmen, began early in the year meas- uring seniors for caps and gowns. Commencement com- mittee, led by Jan Maudslien and Susan Sampson, planned for the final day - graduation. On June 7, 1966, graduation was held in the Seattle Arena with the theme, Today Re- fiects Tomorrow. .--un-5: 1-fav:-4: lfkxxx s' . Not Q J Just Two- But a Symbol of 550 ,X , Alb