Glacier High School - Taku Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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KNOWLEDGE PRGGRESSES TORCH AND HONOR SOCIETY have now combined their efforts together to make a bigger and better club. To qualify for Torch you need a 3.0 grade average, and for Honor Society, a 3.5. Activities of these clubs include selling Christmas stockings at the Christmas Bazaar, a field trip to the U.W. in the spring and their annual banquet which honors this year's graduates and installs next years officers.

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CHESS is a game requiring ample amounts of patience, concentration, and skill. This years team had 7 matches during the season. Our chessmates managed only 2 wins and 1 draw, but still had a rewarding season. INTRAIVIURALS at Glacier are a very important part of school life. lt gives students who are sports minded and who enjoy a challenge a chance to take part in athletic activities under relaxed surroundings. The P.E. department depends a great deal on a very special group' of students. These students are the P.E. ASSISTANTS who do everything from leading exercises to correcting tests as well as guiding the sophomores through a very delicate stage of their development. 41

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KEY CLUB, which is sponsored by the Kiwanis' Club, plays an important role at Glacier. Raising the flag each day. roping off the gym at games, and electing Boy of the Month are some of their duties. They held their annual pancake breakfast this spring, and had a banquet at the end of the year to honor its fine members. WOW! lT'S A .... gutter-ball. But Glacier's BOWLING team made more strikes than gutterballs this year. They met after school every Thursday afternoon at Olympic Bowl. Under the direction of lVlr. Houck, bowling was one of the more successful after school activities this year.