Evergreen High School - Forester Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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BACK ROW, left to Right: J. Lind, M. Slinker, S. Christy, M. King, A. Dines, B. Knaock, P. Benzel. MIDDLE: Miss Nighten- gale, R. Pinto, D. Johanson, M Toskey, M. Perdue, S.Weg- lin, G. Fenton, P. Smotherman FRONT: D. Schlitig, C. Krog stadt, S. Bellevue, R. Shockley, P. Morrow, N. Price, A Robinson. Students Learn to Guide Others The Future Teachers of America is a national organization who's purpose is to unite students who are interested in teaching. The L. D. Baker Chapter, named in honor of a former superintendent, was or- ganized. Field trips and service proiects were some of the activities. The FTA advisors are: President, Roberta Shockley, Vice-President, Pat Morrow, Sec- retary, Carmen Krogstodt, Treasurer, Nancy Price, and Librarian, Sue Bellevue. Sometime in the future when the green years are past, students will look back and remembered the first chapter of FTA. Camp Waskowitz, near North Bend, was the scene of many never-to-be-forgotten experiences. The Outdoor Education program enabled teachers, student leaders, and youngsters to have a valuable lesson in conservation and living and working as a group. BACK ROW, Left to Right: D. Putman, B. Kyte, S. Davis, D. Straley, P. Parliament, B. Ru- dolph, D. Mutton, M. Erickson, J. Burgeson, D. McDonald. MID- DLE ROW: T. Curd, P, Morrow, R. Pinto, D, Johanson, C. Camp- bell, P. Smotherman, G. Hartley, M. Muri, D. Thacker, K. Crotty, S. Bottger. FRONT ROW: P. Mc- Taggart, L. Mielde, W. May, J. Nichols, J. MCQuarrie, T. Ku- vora, P. Worth.

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' '- , ,,. 9 , . . , . ,X g.:. N 3 , Q? JF ,Q I . , s ,g l L2 H i Q BACK ROW, Left to Right: R. McLean, J. Zuzulin, K. Kath, G. mondson, D. Knishka, K. Betzina, G. Opfer, P. Christian, T. Bot Newcombe, G, Miller, L. Fordham, M. Knapp, M. O'Handley, J. torfl, B. Miltirnore, M. O'Connell, D. McKay, L. Walker. Hurley, J. Knapp. FRONT ROW: Advisor, Mr Johnston, B. Ed- Sportsmen, All The Sportsmen Club is made up of those boys interested in hunting and fishing. They learn the basic techniques of tying flies, proper gun care and obeying the laws of these sports. The club looks for many places to engage in these sports. Under the advisorship of Mr. Johnston the boys got in plenty of fishing and hunting during the year. 67

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BACK ROW, left to Right P. Kipper, S. Bossi, B. Rudolph, K. Rockwell, M. King, D. Hanson, J. Amend, 2nd ROW: P. Dahl- berg, N. Smith, R. Shockley, S. Tarp, S. Pfafman, N. Hill, J. Henderson, J. Williams, R. Pet- tit. FRONT ROW: L. Robarge, P. McTaggart, R. Pinto, Miss Bry- ant, C. Campbell, L. Fordham, G. Opfer. Foreign Aid: Increase-Decrease The Debate squad, along with its coach, Miss Bryant, is working hard to help make Evergreen a well-known school in the Debate League as well as in other activities. Debate provides a wonderful opportunity for students to learn and practice the art of expressing one's self effectively. In Debate, the squad member also gains a great deal of knowledge about the debate subject through extensive research in that field so that he may be adequately prepared to defend his views and the views of his team in competition. This year's topic, Foreign Aid, is one of vital interest to everyone and makes an excellent and extremely interesting subiect. Evergreen has good reason to be proud of it's Debate squad. 69