Wilson High School - Nova Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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Junior Marianne Albertson Jan Alger Chris Allerdings Lon Annest John Babcock Linda Backup Susan Bona Richard Bucsko Kathy Butt Marilyn Byers Bill Causin Colleen Champ Julie Clapp Dennis Defotis Becky Delong Norman Durkee Bob Eby Earl Emerson Susan Engbretson Judy Engel Geoffrey Ferguson Lea Fleissner Margaret Fox Sharon Gibson Steve Gregorich Fred Gylland Bob Haines Gay Harlow Janie Heaton Frances Hendrickson Kay Hermsted Nancy Hiatt Jacque High MaryRae Hoffman Ron Jackman Phillip Johnson Carol Kalhagen Denny Karna Linda Kelley Kari Kulla Charlene Langford Carol LeMay Cheryl Lewis Mike Loop Carol Lorenzo Aija Lukins Linda Lunceford Dave Mackie Honor Roll Alan Martin Scott McDowell Ray Moser Gay Mount Bruce Murray Sue Nahon Doug Nelson Paul Neudorfer Andrew Olsen Tom Olsen Janene Page Virginia Palmer Janet Paulsen Rick Pirret Janice Pozarich Mary Price Cheryl Quinn Marianne Resch Renee Rettke Bruce Richards Corv Rickabaugh Judy Robinson Carolee Rogers Grant Runbeck Beverly Rupp Louise Salisbury Dan Salstrom Nancy Scharf Steven Schenk Carol Schink Lynn Simons Kirby Snodgrass Mike Spangler Linda Spellman Deborah Spence Jerry Spigal Janet Sutter Sherrill Thomas Ron Triff Bruce Whitney Theo Whitsell Kathy Whittier Jacklyn Wilson Lawrence Withers Pauline Wold Mike Wright Gordon Zeugner Pam Ziegler Lunchroom provides place to meet friends, talk things over. Junior officers sell tickets for Snoqualmie ski trip. U.S. History students listen in awe as Mr. Stortini relates the thrill-packed origin of spaghetti. aHDUUH Hnnslfla HHUDUD DUDE! IH

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Nz ! ll f l EH 1431:- Mark Bender Mary Ellen Harvey Boys' Representative Secretary X ,EQ , i . U i Y . 4. t. -i Steve Shelton President Sophomore Cabinet Plans Year's Money-Making and Social Activities U7 O 'U D' O 3 O -1 CD Q1 N4 U DJ 3 O CD 0 3' OJ :V 3 CD 3 U7 -I- CD 4 CD ID 3 3 CD U7 -+- ID 3 9: Q. O D' iiiiliilll 72 Sophomores received an enthusiastic, it not overly hospitable, welcome during Howdy Week. The tirst ten days were difficult, sophomores reluctantly opened doors tor upperclassmen and were subjected to other indignities. At the end of Howdy Week, a Kangaroo Court tried, sen- tenced, and punished sophomores who had violated the rules established by upperclassmen. Led by a capable cabinet, class members sold return address labels. They netted over seven hundred dollars - more than any previous class. During the tirst weeks ot December, the sopho- more cabinet sponsored a Christmas toy drive for the handicapped children ot Buckley School. Two carloads ot toys were collected during Wilson's tirst toy drive. The class began T965 by rattling oft dates with the basketball players. The traditional Sophomore May Dance climaxed their first year at Wilson.