Bothell High School - Cougar Yearbook (Bothell, WA)

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l MR. ARNE STRAND Principals Guide Faculty And Students Mr. Arne Strand, Bothell High School principal, has just completed a year as past-president of Washington State Sec- ondary School Principals. The spring of '66 he was one of 20 educators to tour Russia, bringing many rewarding slides and tales home. Mr. Strand is also an oflicer in Bothell Rotary Club which is active in our exchange student program. Mr. Tom McNutt, advisor of A.S,B. activities, is complet- ing his third year as B.H.S. vice-principal. He aids Mr. Strand in decisions and tasks. While Mr. Strand was in Rus- sia, Mr. McNutt had complete charge ofthe school. Whatever happens and concerns one individual will affect, to some degree, the well-being of another, and it should. The compositions of poets and essayists recorded in history have consistently told us the same story. The religious background and the faiths we embrace ought to fortify the theme, 'gNo man is an Island. lt is, without qualification, the responsibility of all of us to practice those God-given virtues that we inherit, and give less lip service to the shortcomings of others. The character we sincerely display in a positive manner will aptly serve as bridges among the 'Kislandsn of our land. The mem- bers ofthe Class of 1967, fortunately in behalf of all of us, have diligently served as a leavening agent to make these bridges more secure. -Arne Strand Northshore Administration Looks Ahead To 15,000 Students Within 5 Years. M R. TOM McNUTT

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PTA Serves. . . The Bothell High Parent-Teacher Association is an organization striving to support and work with the student body, and to acquaint parents with the school. The P-TA met in September, November, January, March and April, and co-sponsored the Open House in October. Their main fund-raising project was selling doughnuts, for scholarships. Last year, they gave two local scholarships, and contributed tothe State P-TA Congress Scholarship Fund. P-TA oflicers for the year were: President, Mrs. Willard House, vice-president, Miss Joanne Dunn, secretary, Mrs. Rudy Peterson, and treasurer, Mrs. Gerald Williams, Administrators Plan . . The Northshore School administration is made up ofthe School Board, Superintendent julian Karp, Assistant Super- intendents Lee Blakely QCurriculumD, and Marvin Stevens CBusinesslg Administrative Assistant Ray Bragag and Director of Curriculum, Florence Sperling. These people are in charge of the total district educational program. Dave Trafirm and-lim Crater look Ihe parking lo! problem lo the School Board. Board Has Responsibility The Northshore District 74417 Board of Directors is com- posed of five members who work to govern over-all important decisions concerning school affairs. During the year, they hear and judge such 'matters as school constructions, transporta- tion, curriculum, and staffing. They also hear complaints, make decisions on plans and program. The Board must also allocate the yearly budget to all parts of the district. Members of the Board are: Mr. C. V. Smith, chairman, Mrs. Ina Knutsen, Mr. C. O. Sorenson, Mr. john Langkow and Mr. John Sutherland. Assistant Superintendent Marvin Stevens serves as Board Clerk, and Superintendent julian Karp and Attorney james Caplinger are ex-ofiicio members. This year, the Board met with representatives of the BHS Drivers' Control committee to help decide the fate ofthe mud-holed school parking lot. At Cougar', press time, students were allowed to park in front of the school across from the bus loading zone, and were planning to meet further to discuss program for the large lot north of the gym.