Bothell High School - Cougar Yearbook (Bothell, WA)

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NSEA Northshore Education Association served professionalism in the district in a variety of ways, from salaries to curriculum improvement, calendars to legislation. BHS Building Reps were Miss Green, Mr. Oman and Mr. San- ford, with Mr. Nothdurft and Mrs. Roberts as alternates. Serving on NSEA Committees were Mrs. Wat- son, ACT, Mr. Murray, Calendar and Welfare, Miss Dunn, Legislative Qchairmanj, Mrs. Wallis tsecretaryj, Mr. Nothdurft, Mr. Schultz, Mr. Dahlquist, Mr. Gay, Mr. Strand and Mr. McNutt, TEPS, and Mr. Bald- win, Miss Gregersen, Mr. Mitchell, Mrs. Parham and Mrs. Roberts, Faculty Liaison. - it ...,,,. NSEA President Carol Coe Qback to cameraj worked with Executive Board members every Monday afternoon, was elected State ACT president in February. dministration sought a steadil -improving curriculum, staying within the budget ' pazvr :iam 452312 ,san SCHOOL DIRECTORS C.V. Smith, Dr. Richard Lance, tClerk Marvin Stevensj and Board President John Sutherland fretted over budgetary pro- blems. s ----...1.....-......,.......,i,,,,,, SU PERINTENDENT Julian Karp SUP'T Kar p, Board Members Dick Ramsey and Ted Johns were involved in planning. SCHOOL DIRECTORS Meeting the second and fourth Mondays of every month, with many special meetings between, the Board of Directors worked to bring a good educational program to Northshore School District 417. After weathering a hard-fought election for two mem- bers, the Board faced many contro- versial issues in 1971-72, including negotiations packages with teachers, finalizing Open Campus at both high schools, a crucial decision on separ- ation of church and state QNicky Cruz was not allowed to speak during school hoursj, and initiating a chal- lenge system within the secondary school curriculum. On March 14, the Board learned the results of the perennial Special Levy election, to indicate faith of the voters in their program. Looking ahead, the Board is plan- ning for a new high school - possibly a vocational school - to serve the growing population in the Northshore area.