Enumclaw High School - Tiger Tales Yearbook (Enumclaw, WA)

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Principal, John Gorow This past school year has been a monumental year for Enumclaw high school. The addition of the ninth grade class increased the size of our stu- dent body by three hundred fifty students. This increase in enrollment has brought with it many problems in the organization of our school. The student body and faculty have met this challenge and are to be congratulated on their cooperation. The new wing, which we extend this year, is only one phase of our building program. We hope to be able to occupy the rest of the addition dur- ing the next school year. These will include a re- source center, auditorium, additional physical edu- cation and industrial arts facilities as well as class- rooms. Our curriculum has expanded this year and will continue to do so. The faculty is continually working and planning so as to provide a curriculum which will meet the interests and needs of all our students. In conclusion, l would like to wish the Class of 1970 the best of everything for their future. Not only has Enumclaw High School contributed to your future, you have contributed much to the future of Enumclaw High School. -John Liorow ' 'T-3? I,1545.ig f - flf:-.f .Wt-.f , H ou ' 1 ,. U .X mm' - wmgzg-1. Q IW alum:-111: ' ' ' 'M is X , V.,-l,.,.,,. . A yu ' 'fr B' A. ' S fx , A A151 1. 'V -- '5 E-F I.. 9 fy . V Y ' k ' ...l ff' : ug Y. . . H X . 1- . . ,N '5p,..... , ll Don Vannatter David WiCk9 5ham SCHOOL BOARD: Robert Abramson, Jack Kombol, Dwight Garrett, Leo Hardersen, Assistant Principal WCG Principal Cqeetis Watson, Administration - 75

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Administration Sets Pace for Busy Year My sincere congratulations to the Class of '70! This class has been one of the outstanding classes in the history of Enumclaw. I encourage you to continue your education in one form or another. It is by continually broadening your knowledge that you will fully appreciate your role in this society and discover the real meaning of our free democracy. Moving the 9th grade to the high school as part of a four year program was a first in our community. Our faculty and students rose to the occasion and the transi- tion was an orderly and beneficial move. The remaining facilities are now in the final planning stages and should be forthcoming during our 1970-1971 school year. Let us continue striving for excellence in education. I feel quite strongly that this is a cooperative venture be- tween students, faculty, parents and community requiring maximum effort from each. May we work together in the development of our school district to one of the finest districts in our state. Students at the high school are an important part of our plans. Best wishes for a successful future! Thomas J. Poe Superintendent, Thomas J, P09 ADNIINISTRATORS: Albert Bogdan, business managerg John Administration - 74 Thompson, special services: Alex MacDougaIl, federal programs.

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Counseling Helps to Plan Your Future A teacher is unpredictable. A teacher is someone to shine an apple for. A teacher is a reminder of the good ol' days. A teacher is a reinforcement when your grades come out. A teacher is 24 encyclopedias with a little bit of diction- ary wrapped into one. A teacher is someone with which to share problems. A teacher is a counselor, a listener and a friend. A teacher is an example for us to follow. A teacher is someone with which to exchange ideas. A teacher is the means of opportunity. A teacher is hip-hip-hurray when a test is can- ucelled A teacher is stuffy, tricky, and down right impossible. A teacher is homework over vacations. A teacher is a big bark with a little bite, but where would Enum- claw High School be without them. BEVERLY BAKER - Girls Counselorg Red Cross Advisor, Scholarships Advisorg Eight years at EHS. 5 sus WESTON BORRESON - U.S. Historyg Activities Supervisor, Board of Control and Student Court Advisory Eleven years at EHS. GARY RADLIFF - Boys Counselor, Contemporary American Problemsg Basketball Coach, Sen- ior Class Advisorp Ten years at EHS. KENNETH HAAS - Counseling, Social Studies: First year at EHS. l Counselors - 76 C A .i 't,, 5 . as ,.,' ees' QU' nv' -1-'Y 'Q ,fly wid' I