Ingraham High School - Glacier Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1963 volume:

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He demonstrated that a principal need not merely be the oiiicial representative of a school, but that he can also be a friend and guide to every individual within the school. Therefore, it is to the first principal of Ingraham High School, Claude F. Turner, as a symbol of man's power of leadership, that we dedicate the 1963 Glacier. ... ,. 'L--i-3' i o .I QYENVL f ,' , , 'H,I.jic, .5511 .: . I HTL-'ff' ' L ,, 1- X r,. ui ' . i 'f LLn I I I I and Administrative power changes hands JOHN C. MAXEY , BILL D. HALL VICE-PRINCIPAL, PRINCIPAL VICE-PRINCIPAL Marie Davis Head Counselor ui, -1, if , Walter Somers Claire Suguro Boys' Counselor Girls' Counselor Maurice Stoffer Kathleen Sather Registration Counselor Girls' and Testing Counselor Counselors are a guiding force Problems created by Ingraham's largest enrollment added to the usual active year for the school's counselors. Advising students with personal problems, aiding them with college and career plan- ning, and assisting with registra- tion and the testing program comprised the busy schedule of the counseling staff. At various conferences held throughout the year, the six counselors obtained new ideas on how to deal with difficulties arising in these areas. Paul Lorentz Activity Co-ordinator Rena Akin Mary Allison Maurine Arbuckle Kenneth Ball Gilbert Britt Business Education Foreign Language Business Education Physical Education Mathematics The faculty functions as a source of knowledge inspiration, and direction for students. Carolyn Brown Robert Brubaker Bruce Clute Charles Davis Ida Davis Home Economics Social Studies Social Studies Mathematics Foreign Language George Elfers Winifred Elwin Phillip Evatt Richard Fain Mary Flynn Science Language Arts Mathematics Special Education Language Arts pf' K' ,,, ,tu-P Vx Ronald Frey Carol Lee Garinger Antony Gasparovich Estherjean Glenn Wallace Goleeke Physical Education Physical Education Social Studies Health Education Music Raymond Hailey Georgia Hamlin Dorothy Hammett Social Studies Foreign Language Home Economics? mg! Q-'X' -S, r Gerald Hardcastle Beth Harman Charles Henderson Social Studies il' Language Arts Science Dedication is th ii. Sally Henry Frank Herzog Donn Higley Helen Hill Martha Hill Physical Educational Business Education Industrial Arts Foreign Language Foreign Language ' 'W --fu-1 V -QT:- ' -sr t ,VW P John Hinrichs Harry Horney Raymond Horsey Gleta Hughes Harold Hunt Language Arts Mathematics M usic ' Language Arts M athematicsl re of teaching 1 . K ff X ,. 1 ,. Q ., Ruth Isaacs Alexander J eromsky Earle Johnson Foreign Language Social Studies Social Studies V ' -syn mc' Joan Keep Gilbert Koller Ernest Lauber Language Arts Business Education? Industrial Arts if 'ie new .y diff '4:1,s?aSm,.. -, fl we Harriet Livingston Ruth Londean Rhoda Love Donald Lundberg Audley Mahaffey Language Arts Library ' Science Physical Education Social Studies 9 : Department Head or Chairman Wallace Marshall Richard Martin Wendell McCain Harriet McFadden Gordon Melvey Language Arts Science Science? Mathematics Foreign Language ,ix IMJ Leona Metzger Billy Miller Walter Milroy Science Industrial Arts Social Studies T , Janice Moen Zelva Moeser Richard Mooney Mathematics Physical Education Foreign Language Visual aids num U ', umumu firm , P ,, Louise Mutschler Ralph Neil Edwin Nelson Byron Nevilier Carol Oelrich Business Education Industrial Arts Language Arts? Art Business Education Suzanne Orr Karen Plitt Tom Pogreba John Polikowsky James Powell Foreign Language Business Education Mathematics Art' Health Education prove instruction 5. . lam:-, X -4 X AIIISIS Q: U ..- h M!! Carol Quaife Harold Reasby Conner Reed Science Social Studies Language Arts 1 i 7 , Y 7 , Joan Rottle Frank Sarno Ruth Sawyer Business Education Physical Education Language Arts Harold Schold Bernice Schuh Geraldine Schulman Ann Sebesta Robert Secord Mathematics Language Arts Physical Education Language Arts Language Arts 1 1 'Department Head or Chairman Ray Stevenson Sharon Stroble Shuzo Takeuchi Thomas Tangney Robert Thomas Mathematics Physical Education Health Education Language Arts Social Studies 'fn N25- William Thomas Elizabeth Twohy Denver Ulery Donald Wade Science Foreign Languaget Science? Social Studies rnepartment Head or Chan-man Carol Watson Jerry Wells Wendy Willett John Zeger Drama Language Arts Health Education Physical Education? Secretaries serve students Janice Prue Sch ool Nurse Gladys Allen Huberta Brown Velma Cabe Dorothy Nardin Grace Nein Donalda Snyder Eve Woods Study Hall Sec. N .D.E.A. Sec. Attendance Sec. Library Sec. Assistant Sec. Head Sec. Counseling Sec .n....: LUNCHEON STAFF - FIRST ROW: Kathleen Kistle, Anna Browning, Vemell Jordan, Patricia Boushey, Norma Martin. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Thompson, Jean Sharp, fHead Cookb, Marian Curley, Evelyn Cagnina. NOT PICTURED: Patricia Carl, Gladys J effries. Capable crews work for school efficiency CUSTODIAL STAFF - Day Crew: Ray Haskell, Edith Pratt CMatronJ, George Peterson, Neil Shearer. Qtr! Nur' Neil Shearer Head Custodian Evelyn Cagnina Lunchroom Manager -uw CUSTODIAL STAFF-Night Crew: Ted Valdmanis, Wayne Klatt, Richard Peterson, Frank Sexton, Richard McGilvra, Ralph Klemmer, Hiram Rix. NOT PICTURED: Gordon Carver, Elmer Evenson. xv., F 'wx 0 21 1' 'X 6 ,KJ .LJ 'L iflfiiif QQ Q X'- I' ,HL FN f Nu -- 7x X' Q' wif' wi 42,5 KR . Q3 STI -X, rv , x 'K VN X N35 NJ!! sv J 1, X N QQ A RQ: ' X W1 RJ :ff ,J 'N Qi? 55211 N. .fsf E CJ X11 V5 J dx 'Xi .Q I 'iieiffn '-4 w-J v 14 'YH iw' ' ' X Q -Jw. - , 9 if :Ei XJ , J J NJ X .555 1? 'V ms A IV J ' IN 1 XE-J Lu 'Qi '. 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Q' I J N N? .xg N siixfffl J N. , P X A K bfi FQ Q K Q f ff A RJ A wi w 1: .- A ,xj -' ' ,QI Qhil X it X W1 m . J N Q 4 , Q NJ XT ii Q5 ,Q Q ' f A 'N V5 J E H A LG! E, 5 Jw , X -K XX , H 4 I ' X w' QJ F- I - Ci' 15 x .4 J fx 2-7 FB Vx M J XJ NYJ I L. X s fx A ' ' N - --Q, x Sw ' SJ W u f X X : NJ , 1:-b-N, wx Q K2 :iw is Tig'-J N5 'Q Q5 X AJ Q., . fb ,. ' A33 'HMB WX I i A-k - l A J A X9 W gk -RCN XX xv xj Q 3 Q . , J Q YN f Xa f X J J . xx .J 1 0 X'- BJ N.: Q1 lx? Rf-L, 4 . , Ts . . xnxx Q4 xxjifvsr-X AN' ' Y 'N lv 'iq NSA Y: Q Q- ,f Q x, RJ K' X9 Qs J RQ!! AX v 'fl 6-Q X V E -XJ I x XJ Nw Q N ,ww fx A P QQ Q, 1 -83 1, ,f-5 ,X WQEIQB in xx is -w , X S -X 9 S O VN Q Q wil 1 ' :XJ ' 5 X v P D EQ K 'E U KN Sf T' Q . T QS. Q V' 4 l sin I . Ning is Mr. Lorentz Steve Tsukuno Craig Cooperstein Nancy Cook C Q l AX Advisor 1- A.S.I. President A.S.I. Vice Pres. Recording Sec. X q my Q fr QD? FX 'AX 'I 'H vb i F .J U .O X K' Y Q5 A V Q , it K NU 1 ie Qi as it l I Ps ' ss it J U Qi ,., Q Q of X 0 sl ' at P 15 E -Q 7 3 A O is ws. 'N 'N' fl t' . .J Q .X 'Q ' NJ N x L QU . KP R -X Mary Matthews Betty Weber Larry Poe Sandy Erickson A Q 50 6 Treasurer Com. Co-ordinator Senior Class Pres. Junior Class Pres. X rx . Q . W S 3 K. X ul it it r r Q X 2 if .X , XY -5 fu QQ cy Q R6 Q f d . x R N , . N .A W ,N X' X' . X N dv V . Q-cj a Q sc to .Q at Q, .Q it l X en government CXCICISC Q 53 1 , t g 7 V Qing 54 5 Y Q ss X5 3 is fs +5 Q Q' Tamb . Us Ei rs Ll ' -L f X '-' ' .Q dx xy XQX fb X cn T Sq P59 o Q as 21 Q ng! Q ex so Qi ft Q if 3 cfs- -X S A ,xx '. X fu r Qllv 5 , fp- Kia xg X xv-J I qs- pi Xl The primary achievement of Student Government 6' Q X for the 1962-63 school year was the adoption of N 1, .Q the new Constitution. Under the provisions of the A Tj If new Constitution, the Executive Cabinet was dis- , A X TQ solved, and all business previousy handled by them i has X 9 was diverted to the Executive Council. J if Q 5 Legislature, headed by the A.S.I. Vice Presi- kj K gent, was thi lawmaking goranch if Student A O X, is overnment. epresentatives rom eac ro room Q f Q TQ. met once a week to solve problems arising in the 'v ' school, such as the overcrowded lunchroom and j 'N noisy Activity Center. The student Legislature Tj X 0 was also the means by which individual students AU 6 QQ Qcould express their opinions of school goals and A , fi vote to amend the Constitution if necessary. ' if Through the combined efforts of the Executive t A Cabinet and the A.S.I. officers, they strove to pro- wnl 'SQ xmote interest and spirit in school activities and X 'QLsfX,7x111ity throughout the various school organizations. N 4 Q xv W ' -J 316 Remember, you can be replaced I 'Q' 1 v ID, A 'Y Q .J K3 X Q Jerry Halligan Q5 Y-.i Chief Justice N: fre., ,Q --.5 Q aw? X , . .I Zfl xv X Al N-ax ,iff fa., J, Cx .X Q5 .. gd f L5 as K. X, O 1,-Q-1 'TX .X . x 3 wi Q , X X ..., Ki ol Q F QJ -X, ' ' 9 :- W YN . .. .,V .AA 'Tw Xl ral -X J mi 'gs Q N X .. ns .Q o . 'sw fn. S X9 Fi ljx SQ? Hi, NX 5 SN v f 'wx Q, XJ -.,i,5 John Geddes Marilyn Shortt J eff Everett Boys' Activities Girls' Activities Majors Pres. Jim Johnson Brian Davenport Bobbi Childe Honor Society Pres. Key Qiiib Pres. . hexpdwer of decision .1 ' , -XJ .J an C, N QS '-X Qi., x xx '. -. .N x L- gil each 9 J , 5 vjfifzy Q J S. L fy' Qi co fi CQ, LL i . A 0 su ' 'Q' C' S- cr: V Y 5 9, 7109 2 O , , I -KJ fy-'f QU,.LQ -nizcf filiwcyg 2 f Q 4.1 'N ' 'umflr-C3 I jijgg I! , A Cf Cf 4?c'CJ'C3 C' -'C,,z.x' Clog XA 'x nw f Q 'K-. ...B o xx Yi lv' :J x .S .5 XJ ! 'NN :C 75 J ,---s. 1 X.. 3 A1 cn WUT. N 'N A Q3 R . 53 'x 3 X . :LJ xij xwei A. N. 1. 1. EGISLATURE - FIRST ROW: R. Thomas, S. Barradale, J. Mays, J. Linde, D. Grimth, H. Tonseth, B. Davis, T. Thomas, M. Huckins, J. Nelson, . Swanson, D. Davis, K. Vuylsleke. SECOND ROW: T. Titland, P. Droullard, D. Babboni, M. Fairchild. THIRD ROW: J . Marolich, P. Nielsen, . Peterson, J. Stanger, B. Cooper, K. Gerry, L. Erickson, S. Bailey, K. Matsui, S. Keesljng, S. Eggert. FOURTH ROW' C Dykkesten C Canoy, TiEany D Effri M H ' . , . g, . elnomnnn, L. Cook, C. Anderson, M. Holbrook, R. Goulding, C. Peterson, J. Sheffield, i.. iaowon. FIFLFH ROW: . Lundberg, M. Cryrus, T. Voigt, D. Alton, J. Cook, J. LeDuc, L. Reymore, D. Johanesen, J. Gorman, R. Johnson, B. Gates. SIXTH ROW: B. ak . . . ubowskl, J. Brandon, J. Samuelson, Mr, Lorentz, C. Cooperstexn, A. Zachary, R. Dixon, D. Hotlin, L. Stewart. SEVENTH ROW: K. Maroe, . Jacobson, J. Humling. 17 Q LJ 'E-'I I I - 1- T cup, --ff eff-if .- V 0 CvQXV?,fLff7flf,C FV W , lu it Patty Baehm Gail Bangerter Jerry Halligan Chief Justice ,-X l ' 9 I 'C ,3f2f2,L?fL 05,1 'mel , wvacosgjw 'rr-'f Sue Bennett Kathy Brown ,' . , f I h ll N C k M'l li' AD S tad .QD fn' 17-fLfVQ'bVS fam? Ca-Phe 34 , ami 00 f QQ 1f?f?S,1 n Ofullf yi., j J,,fL,Q-X1 . ,Q,Qf'Qw7fUSl J 1-' , ' ,,f2,Q,i,Qg,f Ad Council inquiry: 6'If ou donit :know-who does? C3,f'LfQ2 12,0 X,-fpfy-'LQ,g,.CffLf uilfclecyl 5 ff f Advisory Council was the subject of many changes and controver- sies year. First, the office of Chief Justice was established to lead the judicial branch of student government. Second, the member- ship was decreased from sixteen O,.Zff7C2,,,?,L'lffMH6IIlbEI'S to nine members, thus ' l J f facilitating more efficient organi- K Q zatio layxgecution of duties. . A 1 55- A , fi? ,, JU p ik,e 6 Student Council, the N-'bib' D 7 L'Lkp s5o these elected members w ' i , 4 K ot to repnesent the varioglzy' ,, I I would like to say this about that! ' ,r ?f7f?VQ.fgqf2 c1fh5QaQdgbfQ91Zagi.9Hgrin-gcho ,'Z!LfLj,f but rather to represent the stu- , T T - Q den boy as a whole in enforcing , if fjC,,,,?e1tg? l rules and standards. l - djvl ory Council received these i powers from the school constitu: f' tion and the administrations ' - f '75 - 5 MAQKJ' The Council strivedggkaclulf-lXie,fijI7ZCd,f j l L-,ff J'L,-f9L.f'j nj 1111 Ad Council takes a rest from a busy schedule. its goal of serving as a source of aid and advice to students which 0 'Q ' raised Ingraham's rep- utation as an accredited High s 1. , E A W? i.,QJ54ZEQ?Q,4j of fail fy CCL,-CJQH si! pcgfij aiu fQfi7 2- J , -X , -nf? Q 2 l ,6-Vavvucfl MAJ . l r , 'CHL g,,a-4L, 1 , VQQQQL, JQQL 'fw flu axbqgf V1 .f N ' ,fn ofwf..-4 L4 .Q,,fy'Z,ff 3 ,,,Q,a,a4l.J A lllfvf -f' tu, -f 1- -22:5-gg. 11' -,L!,L,f2Q-- J -,QX,CELfC?x4iALJiDuty calls three men andal bug , .3 7 - s + S 'CVZQJ i.Gcf..v -fZ,Qs.Q,fQ-P' L--LcjW'? CL'CZ'4i'YfL-Q--'D pi Iinter-High promo es better school relations p VCLQQQ Q,5,,g,f,f oo-J Qaiecfmf? ,ref-riff-,atlas Qffgfic.-QQ Inter-High is a branch of student government having four representa- tives - two that are elected and two that are appointed. Each representa- tive was assigned to one of four com- mittees: Traffic Safety, Citizenship, Sportsmanship and Publicity. Ingra- ham's representatives met with other representatives to discuss and solve problems that were conmmon to all the high schools. Sandy Atkeson John Milczewski Dave Dilling Jerry Halligan Publicity Traffic Safety Sportsmanship Citizenship 4 x. fQfCJL-'EQ'?'i.fJ 1' leaders learn and laugh at Seabeck. I' 0 i9 Cwec Crit, 4 GK ,attic et' fr L J Lib? JCWLQ Betty Weber V, Committee Coordinator 1 4 ff A B - ' , A !l,Df,AiX:3JCj Cgjbkjc-it Miifij Which one are you?? Tffjpqvg fif,QT'L,cfQ Cffgnagk-gy 'S' ...p..f fl- ' K ' NL1' -re , , ' jf , F? X' ,J 5-,ff f 'f ff, ,f 1 , I o o i . sf g ,Q f f All-student act1v1t1es conducted b ra, at-few fs M Q .firm A.S.I. C ommlttees Joes r W fm fav-at fu A 'Q , fy I e purpose of Qfhe A.S.I. Connnitfgees sored and executed the'Red Cross plea fb, U fm fwas to supplement the student govern- for money. The Intemational Relations gil 'sr 5 263' ent. Many drives and projects not Committee corresponded with Kobe, Building lmprovem 7 only aided Ingraham but also neigh- - .3 fj,.LfQ if-'Q-Qorhood and national heeds. e f these committees were f 3 Committee which spon- 1 Lfiffil-f CD5--'C . 0 fs Thil Sfandef .OCA ll 53,ee-LQ, LQ-fnfzfi--f tent ' ' ' Li -' Perry Peterson Bulletin Boards J im Rettinghouse Elections Becky Lawyer Bulletin Boards 1 LEMQLBMJ Clflf Japan and cultivated a literary ex- change that may some day expand into a student exchange. The Standards Committee initiated the use of a Sug- gestion Box which provided ideas for raising Ingraham standards. Elections Committee spent their time counting ballots and operating voting machines during student elections. Building Im- provement action began with the re- placement of the letters on the front of the building, and the general improve- ment of the building and grounds. The Bulletin Board Committee worked hard all year to create artistic decorations which pertained to the season. Their combined efforts worked to interest students in committees for the better- ment of Ingraham. 'Kiley Judy Brown Patty Gorlick Ken Stanford Diane Boldman Jim Gardner Peggy Singleton Elections Pep Club Pep Club International P.T.A. Dance P.T.A. Dance 20 Relations takes two to tango! Voting is a serious business-? ? N Q Q5 as '- -. J AN N' , ,AX ,. ,- X G T TL .- -fx YJ x ri ' mix j 9 'Q 'M W M T5 W 5 qi ,, 6 Mgt 1 -' ft U' -, J 5 ,Wi Iv LLQW f 1' -f f K I, kb is U' '-v FW i x CN- is fgsfskysiaiiix J ' W--,f fs X fiiaswf ffl A .K 'V I . .N ,lgf-x of J fbi QQ x if Nj ,W a :fi D Qi gi fi ,ofa Rosemary Cralg X 'Cb ar- fl-3 XKP.T.A. Dance think that's how you spell it! O - is I Tammy Matthews 1, , X .A S, Q Q 3 'XSpecialSales - ' w Ls. ,R L -4 Qi 1 ' 'Q - W it , v Q . Q3 KA jj J Eleanore Nordstrom -.. '17 YJ T J -J Social Service -. i N3 va ,-., ' iii 'gfw W W 55,51 E3 tj 9 wJeff.G0f0rt1? ef. Si fy 5. 2 SoczalService X 'x , 'V U' is-5 1 5 : ,fi , I Rita Hardman Evette Love Lorrie Hupp 5 Sue Hart Larry Rickstein Lynda Erickson Standards Standards Student Handbook Traditions Traditions Christmas Activities 21 'X 4 0 U X? J fo Q U A 'Si' YQ O fi gm AN v X 2? D, qx J N. fig ff -5 N x x XJ Q2 X ,X Qs-3 33 Girls Activities trave Ann Pringle Friend-Orient Com Janice Swanson Girls Service Org. Marilyn Howisey G.A. Bulletin Marlene Kluper Lost and Found Lynn Olson Dad-Daughter Banquet Jan Easterly Publicity Com. Donna Hoskins M om-Daughter Com Judy Berrett Dad-Daughter Banquet yfN Jef Q5 fl xx X 5 1 x UQJ ma Na+ gun Qi 'X GX! is U ' R 'You said you lost what? as is Cupid's Capers - February 14 .f N X In X' 3 fr xc - T ,-X fl Q X fi g A J ,jeg J rp ,Dwi R-2 -I r-.X Around the World in 80 Days was the theme of Girls' Ac- Q Rr V 5-R f at 1 iq J Ns tivities this year. The activities of each month took place in a Ci Q U XA 37 'Q Q5 N ' x diiferent foreign country. N Q1 Cl, qv ' N Siam was the location of the annual Father-Daughter Ban- 24 N X ,ix A 5 Q quet. Dads were truly royally treated as the couples depicted d pf' . J the theme The King and I. With the coming of 1963, Girls' 1 H D r .3 Qing, Activities went into full swing with a Coke Party for Sophomore 5 .px ax U XXX girls and a Chinese New Year Tolo. A new Girls' Service N A . ngfi X4 Organization was established which enabled interested girls to 6 W3 A-ax r serv? at Fircrecsitgd The annualuipringg event, Ithe Mogheir-Dali1gh- XX .ZR W B fm gh J er ea, provi an oppor ity or mot ers an aug ters 1 ,Xi A 9 V ,mv wo chat. E' ' fn' if i 5 L5 5 Y ,Q A Every girl at Ingraham enjoyed the year's varied activities! . 13 5 Q KJ 2... .--. Qi: Q, f - 1 X L ' X T: PD' D NX Q Qi fx 'B Judy Williams Girls Service Org. Jane Allen Bulletin Boards Jan Maloney Publicity r if ' . -af k Jane Shober ,i . Special Events A J unlg, 1 ., p V 3 A , Karen Tilbury I V ' ag -,M i - 4,14 N i Secretary y' A i ,Jr W- Noma DeHart Q X if 1,7 H Mom-Daughter Tea x . , .1 4, . Ay ',-:ffl V Is, Carole Johansen 4 NJ ' ' Sunshine -i .., V 4' ' . mi li 5,1 ' J, ji 1 J gg Connie Whitting I ' i X b U I ' I A gg: , Bulletin Boards 1 reer . it-.Q li 3 l J 23 .X 1 X 5 .X 9 WX if Q2 sf C7 C' x E 'J C3 Q AL Q NJ 3 Darwin Chevalier Mike Frost C9 W Boys' Activities Wk. Hunting and Fishing Publicity QXQQ Q F Kg S Steve Gowdy Y N Q . 4 N '-. x x x 3 1,1 ' Nj 'X if fil l Qiitfiifei ' QQQ 2 ' FQHQH , J i'WQNd NK A Q Nl :XX f 1 94 Q X, iiiiifi Qei 'lit Uwiffi in Set k R hhut l52'?4egt?1iiks Chm. QQ gb J viii, sift 12 5. x Y George Montoure ill Neisinger Tim Stander i El X Q Hot Rod Show Book Cover Sales Historian -.i - WJ Q 53 Boys' Act1v1t1es 9 0 X QS Qi F Y 24 ...1. 2 . 'T' ' - .. ,V L,q.,.,.' - -7,-54 ,gg - -- - V ' , , New ilngraham Metei' Meimi? x, Kindergarten was never like this! Hm, what have we here? rganizecl Confusion? fy, W, ff fff 9 Is Boys' Activities really a disorganized or- ganization? The boys always appeared to be goofing off, but they must have found time for serious planning, for their activi- ties were seemingly numerous and well- executed. With September came the Football Kick-Off Dance sponsored by Boys' Ac- tivities. Later in the year, Boys' Activities Week, Book Cover Sales and apple sales dominated the Activity Center. As Christmas vacation neared, male solicitors literally pinched every penny from eager donators for the Times Yule Fund. Participation in Boys' Activities led to lots of fun and service for Ingraham Boys. I say, we're having a snapping good time! I rl f School Life-Business and PLEASURE Keep your nose to the grindstone, boys! Help, the wall is falling 0 U X ' 'Q Mr. Clean!?! But he's running the wrong way! Hey, the school's back here! It's a long long trail . . 4 ' o E 'I thought Harems were out of style? Thiswayp1ease. 'And away they go. You forgot something i , Gail Strickland Vice President Jim Johnson President Way Out, the theme of the final Honor Society event could be easily applied to the entire year's activities. Throughout the year, Ingraham's Honor Society was in the process of creating a new regime. It was hoped to unify the group and give it deserved school recognition. Fall activities included an as- sembly to acquaint the members with this intentg an opportunity for members to guide the ac- creditors as well as the participants in the Science Conference held here. l Rosemary Craig Miss Metzger Secretary Advisor Ingraham's Honor Society- the hungry intellectuals Two new ideas were presented - a car wash to raise scholarship money for a deserving student and a new flavored banquet. The theme appropri- ately being Way Out. The students in Honor Society and their friends appeared on the beatnik scene to hear Wing Luke, city councilman, and the seniors were presented their long-awaited Torch pins. ..1d'f:' 'lj iii '71 Lj F , 1 28 Man, like it's Way Out! Accreditors - welcome?!! Personal endeavors bring fame to Ingraham Top Ten of the Class of '63 1. Susan McDougall 2. Laurelee Wahl Raymond Atterbury Patricia Baird Trenna Gleason Kazue Matsui Stanley Muench Marsha Rehm Carole Smith Sharon Swanson Athletic Achievements Jim Powell Run - Dale Halbert Coach's Award - J eff Everett Boy and Girl of the Month December. John Milczewski - Nancy Cook January. John Geddes - Betty Weber February. J eff Everett - Marilyn Shortt March. Larry Poe - Janice Horsey April. Steve Tsukuno - Gail Strickland Scholastic Art Awards Jerry Cramer Marsha Hardy J eff Girvin Nancy Danielson Susan Tiifany Gold Key Winners Jim Mitchell Pat Arnone Denise Reilly Mike Keller Dennis Bradley 18th Annual High School Art Exhibit Finalists Michael Keller Carole Smith Jerry Cramer Michael Brain National Merit Scholarship Winners Armette Buchanan Jim Johnson Bruce McDonald The Max H. Block Award Gail Strickland N All Sports Trophy ? Key Club, a service club for boys, was sponsored by Northgate Kiwanis. Their money-making projects included a rummage sale and the annual Pan- cake Breakfast. The highlight of the year was their participation in a district convention at Spokane. Clubs furnish extra-curricular diversion The purpose of the Political Science Club was to acquaint the members with current world affairs. To promote this purpose, they participated in Model Umted Nations atE11eHSbufg and Vlctorlaf B' C' The Essence, Ingraham's literary magazine, was published to give recognition to the literary accomplishments of gifted students. Scientific-minded Stlldl-gl':.tS attended JETS to learn to practically apply their knowledge. Their purpose was fulfilled through films, field trips, and lectures suggested by the Na- tional Association to which they are afliliated. 30 The Excelsior Club members were the library Silence dominated the Chess Club action this year, both during assistants who met to improve the student-body- practices and inter-school competition. library relationship. Their main project was a drive to collect missing library books. W .-'P Var D ff x ' S as I A it at is This year Mogul Meisters presented exciting ski news hihl edbth dldk' tthl . W C ur 0 new an 0 S lets 0 e S Opes The purpose of the Debate Club was to intelligently and sensibly discuss a controversial subject. This purpose was enhanced by a heavy schedule of inter-Metro school matches. Spades was organized for students in- terested in aiding the handicapped. Special projects included a trip to the Rainier School at Buckley, during Spring vacation. 31 l L DRILL TEAM - FIRST ROW: C. Hansen, F. Hopf, P. Nefzger, L. McKay, K. Birdsall, C. Denhof, B. Baker. SECOND ROW: P. Nielsen, K. Gallagher, C. Sausett, M. Marshall, L. Johnson, J. Bleifus, C. Grifiin, L. Lobdell. Atten-tionl Ramettes salute their Alma Mater Pam Nielsen Captain 1-it Andrea Nygren Second Lieut. Mary Matthews First Lieut. Leanne Lobdell Sgt. at Arms -. My-.AAIU Geraldine Schuhnan Wendy Willett Advisor Advisor The Drill Team, advised by Mrs. Schulman and Miss Willett, performed at Ingraham's home foot- ball games. During half-times, the girls combined footwork and hand movements into new formations. The IRD's or Ingraham Ramette Drill had newly purchased Mountaineer uniforms, consisting of sus- pendered bermuda-style shorts and long-sleeved white blouses. MAJ ORS - FIRST ROW: Mr. Gaspar- ovich, R. Marquardt, R. Bender, M. Quam, B. Thompkins, D. Freeman, J. Richie, S. Matthews, J. Everett, S. Mezich, D. Hicks. SECOND ROW: D. Middendorf, H. Skidmore, T. John- son, T. Spicher, M. Bliss, D, Chevalier, N. Borovokoff, D. Palmeson, D. Over- turf. THIRD ROW: B. McClain, B. Schmoker, A. Gourley, E. Bowen, M. Connor, R. Hagen, C. Cady, S. Erick- son, T. Collins, S. Thomas. FOURTH ROW: B. Scrimingeor, D. Johanasen, B. Torkelson, M. Taylor, B. Johnson, R. Brooks, N. Anderson, J. Silvestor, R. Masters. FIFTH ROW: R. Puetz, D. Arnold, D. Kroeger, D. Purnell, D. Beresford, R. Irwin, S. Hooper, T. Malone, D. Hesse. Lettermen mix brains and brawn with service and sports Common interests of the athletes in Majors was sports. In order to become a member of Majors, each boy must have participated in varsity sports, and earned his letter. The purpose, however, of Majors was to serve Ingraham. This was accomplished by patrolling Ingraham's overcrowded lunchroom, thus aiding its appearance and efliciency. Majors officers on parade Varsity representatives, front and center! 33 A Julie Donnelly Sanclyg Suege - l I Ingraham High our hats are off to you ' Q gf, YNQ 6, S 4 Is Ingraham gonna win it? Yea, H1211 3 The goal of this year's Song and Yell Leaders was to promote school spirit. This was accomplished by introducing new songs, chants, and routines for game action, as well as for pre-game and half-tirne entertainment. Little-publicized pre-game activi- ties consisted of presenting the team with cookies and gum. At the termination of each season, the team was provided a well-deserved cake by the song leaders. Song and Yell Leaders continued to encourage student attendance at the spring sports by attend- ing games themselves. This meant more time had to be given and more money spent on new outfits. By striving for perfection of their routines and by working together as a group, our Pep Leaders did their best to create a favorable impression of Ingraham throughout the city. .X 1 L Mx J. , If ,f ,K J ' ,. LL S7 Mr. Wells Advisor Chuck Cox Jim Gardner r rr ' n' 4 l I , , W 1 ' .I ,fkg 'gi'- 'l ik, Ml U' ' A l i ffl- in '-1 M cliff.-' , lg! X ' 'X 4 Q -,e ,fl A i LZ l Steve Gowdy Don Hoflin Rick Myers Bruce Noonan , 0- : ,.- - .41 ff i . . fa The Blue and Gray of Ingraham High Miss Glenn Advisor n Pep Club Leaders were the noise organizers responsible for directing Ingraham's chorus of loud lungs. Through their leadership in Pep assemblies as well as their interest .., in all realms of school life, they E55 provided incentive and enthusiasm that encouraged our teams to greater achievement. Thanks from the student body for a job well done. Pat Gorlick Ken Stanford OUT m3SC0t, Jim Cagllilla Co-chairman Co-chairman PEP CLUB - FIRST ROW: T. Bryant, P. Gorlick, Co-Ch., K. Stanford, Co-Ch., S. Tidwell, Sec. SECOND ROW: K. Pizer, J. Campbell, M. Hanson, C. Denhof, D. Frye, D. Floren, M. Schrader, S. Perry, M. Stetler, M. Erickson. THIRD ROW: C. Fuller, M. Rule, K. Jones, P. Thatcher, B. Childe, G. Strickland, B. Nefzger, K. Jolly. FOURTH ROW: F. Schmidt, R. Hardman, K. Ball, S. McDougall, S. Carlton. FIFTH ROW: C. Amberson, C. Stimson, J. Gibbs, M. Hubbart, J. Halligan, P. Pitner, T. Taylor, B. Harris, J. Easterly. SIXTH ROW: G. Garver, E. See, M. Chapton, S. Hullinger, B. Schlag, N. DeHart, G. Swanson, J. Bjorklund, J. Rettinghouse, J. Semon, V. Nonis, R. Gilligan. SEVENTH ROW: D. Parcheskie, S. Wilson, D. Boad, J. Anslie, S. Egger, B. Drewel. EIGHTH ROW: D. Greenway, B. Mitchell, D. Purnell, S. Shaw, D. Wengard. 36 Pep Club, alias Bedlam Incorporate STAGE and PEP BAND - FIRST Row H stoner B Fowler R Kawamoto 1'1Sf'Umenff1lDlfeCi0f K Emerson, L. Wuthenow, S. Wood, B Aiken Mr Horsey SECOND ROW T Baltzell, J. Dorr, D. Mousette, R. Nooney E Gallaher D Lear THIRD ROW: C. Christensen, R. Jarvis, L. Wahl B McGowan MADRIGALS - FIRST ROW: J. Rodgers, N. Davidson, L Baker, T. Gregg, B. Davenport, K Almaas. SECOND ROW: T Nida, M. Hubbart, M. Locknane, A. Bruce, B. Bollinger, J. Swan- son. THIRD ROW: Mr. Goleeke. The Sound of MUS1C,, . CARILLONS-FIRST ROW: K. SCh11l10S S Atkeson J Rodgers H DBVIGS Wallace Goleeke J Reed. SECOND ROW: P. Karschney J Shober B Palmer C Gronsten P Cho,-alpu-gator Campbell, B. Davidson, R. Netherland ORCHESTRA - FIRST ROW: Mr. Horsey CDirector3 M. Shortt, J. Horsey, C. Cole, S. Snyder, P. Kody, R. Hardman, K. Racow, M. Peterson, C. K. Healy, O. Hedeen, G. Fortner, S. Westford, D. Ferrell, C. Farrar, J. Russell. SECOND ROW: D. Quin C. Kubick, R. Yarnchak, N. Williams, G B. Gray, L. DeHaven, A. Goodall, J. Leuschen, D. Horton, B. Lawyer, K. Ganfield, P. Holt, M. Malcolm, H. Stotler. THIRD ROW: G. Fertig, N R. Urich, P. Hall, L. Jensen, R. Gallagher, A. Atkison, K. Emerson, S. Swanson, M. Scofield, S. Sather. FOURTH ROW: S. Bondelid, D. Lear, R. B. J acquemin, D. Harris, D. Daniels, L. Wahl, B. McGowan, B. Laing, D. Erickson, L. Howlett, L. Anderson, L. Kohler, F. Olsen. Not pictured: K. . . . as the drums beat, violins sing i xi ,.. Aiken S Wood L Wuthenow T Wllhams K Keenen G Davidson C Sandberg K Webb M Handly B Ainslie J Young L Blasxng S Terry Mr fD1rectorJ SECOND ROW S Lear K Emerson S Thompson J Handy D Gllseth S Atkinson B Hunt B Anderson R Ball B Bunch B K Given C Moen A Hill L Standish A Kleln E Norberg P Memg A Burrill THIRD ROW D Lear E Gallaher R Nooney D T. Baltzell, J. Beahl, J. Griffith, J. Brown, T. Agnew, J. Stelnness, M. Anderson, B. Shallenburger, G. Coleson, P. Calfee, B. Johnson, R. Ferguson, B. L. Setterston, G. Fertig, W. Dalrymple. FOURTH ROW: C. Christensen, R. Jarvis, G. Leeland, D. Shadduck, C. Elsom, D. Deming, T. Beachler, T D. Waite, A. Rowe, D. Saunders, D. Harris, C. Curtis, L. Lawyer, D. Sarbo, E. Kamai, N. Hedeen. Not pictured: C. Oberlander, B. Nefzger, B. DeBolt, A. D. Rosewold, B. Knight, C. Harbaugh. BAND - KNEELING: L. Hanson CDrum Majorl, L. Tagg iDrum Majoretfel. FIRST ROW: R. Plank, B. Fowler, R. Kawamoto, G. Harrison, D. .' ,-. ,.',... ',,'. .,.,-',., yi :,.- ,'.. ,,.. ,,.. ii J. l The three subdivisions of Ingrahamts Instrumental Music Department participated in new and varied performances. The Concert Orchestra played the original Broadway score for The Music Man in November, as well as performing in the Christmas Program, the Winter Concert, and the Man Who Came to Dinner. The members were also awarded the highest attainable scores in the all-city Orchestra Festival competition. Ingraham's Concert Band represented Ingraham in city events as well as school activities. The city ob- served the band in concerts during the World's Fair and also in the closing ceremonies. The band, how- ever, gained school appreciation through their appear- ance at the football games and the Winter and Spring Concerts. The Pep Band was acknowledged by Ingraham stu- dents as the best in the city. They accompanied the song leaders and student body duing routines at the basketball games. An important joint event for all three departments was their invitation to participate in an annual cele- bration in Victoria, B. C. - Ingraham's music echoed over the Pacific Northwest. Now that s how I like to hear it! r V . H - ,. - . -V'-,-Q.. - -.- , ,rv-' -1, , 1 . - ,-.f, .. V -M--. ,Q I L., . .,,,,..-. , K . M A--- 5.1. ,,.. - - -M,...J ,-- - --A M- A ' , .1.,..- --- 'K' - ' ' A A :-.K .-is -ns er: .2 5' li' - hi.---F. :ve CONCERT CHOIR-FIRST ROW: L. Landin, J. Berrett, L. Hofer, L. Baker, J. Reed, H. Davies, R. Prall, D. Perry, C. Downham, P. J ohnson, N. Davids J. Sargent, L. Fulcher, K. Brown, S. Brockway, G. Gustafson, J. Swanson, S. Russell, S. Perry, N. Cook, K. Schillios, R. Craig, S. Kottsick, J. Rodg Davidson, T. Nida, M. Hubbart, P. Karschney, J. LeDuc, A. Jones, S. Bailey, M. Kantner, K. Jones, P. Campbell, J. Williams, J. Gibbs, C. Gronst L. Whittaker, K. Syre, C. Quinn, D. Parcheski, K. Tilbury. R. Netherland, C. Hudson. THIRD ROW: M. Bower, M. Culverhouse, C. Howard, J. Showal T. Distad, R. Marquardt, P. Gerry, A. Wolfla, P. Grimsrud, G. Cole, R. Myers, J. Turnure, M. Locknane, R. Marshall, R. Vaux, D. West, B. Thorp M. Schrader, T. Matthews, V. Tregoning, M. Bliss, T. Olson, J. Kelsey, R. Jones, V. Krugar, J. Cook T. Gregg, R. Rombauer, K. Lawrence, A. Br S. Anderson, J. Mathews, S. Gerde, J. Entrop, J. Ellerby, J. Rice, C. Canedy, J. Lindsay. . . . as mellow voices resound CADET CHOIR, THIRD PERIOD - FIRST ROW: A. Wick, N. Fairgreive, S. Holevas, J. Barros, C. Hansen, N. Tremain, D. Cluck, D. Brown, P. Tomicich, T. Nakawatase, P. Fox, C. White, F. Hopf, J. Jones, S. Emerson, J. Sheffield, S. Renard. SECOND ROW: J. Johanson, N. Johnson, W. Lounsbury, V. Mattocks, K. Wilson, S. Parker, B. Traver, D. Wilson, B. Fowler, R. Urquhart, A. Loupe. C. Smith, B. Rogers, A. Harrington, S. Hullinger, E. See. THIRD ROW: J. Young, M. McLeod, M. Paul, J. Scudder, K. Peterson, K. Still, M. Moslander, D. Bradley, J. Coyle, D. Cochran, M. Slenning, P. Biggerstaff, R. Goulding, P. Schane, T. Pantages, E. Williams, V. Nelson, D. Hoover, L. Wood. FOURTH ROW: E. Walker, S. Moore, L. Pedersen, L. Lee, J. Buchanan, M. Soltis, C. Gallager, D. Christiancy, D. Pedersen, S. Carr, B. Miller, M. Reckard, D. Radovich, C. Sprintels, J. Johnson, J. Irby, P. Ripley, C. Friden, T. Andvik, J. Maser. .. ., A-,,.,,.. v,-,,,,,.,. lil' .A ,,,,. Aj- i'asv',.,. L,--Vi-LZ, 1 ,gy I 7.1, 1-J... - -U .A .L- ' wrpnf. ae- '..-mcP! , - fx ,nat wi J 4 Lag-. 'imp l .. Wallace, K. Solberg. SECOND ROW: S. Tennant, M. Jensen, J. DePree, B. Stipek, B Stetler, S. McDougall, P. Palmer, B. Bollinger, B. Weber, K. Gerry J. Shober, L. Hupp . Corbin, J. Rodgers, S. Brindle, D. DeFelice, P. Davidson, P. Tafil, B. Davenport, D. Wilber ingrey, V. Carlson, B. Backer, E. Moussette, L. Anderson, J. Case. FOURTH ROW: M. J essen . Lundberg, B. Benedict, J. Frost, B. Haggerty, J. Flynn, J. Gardner, K. Murphy, J. Rogers, Nakawatase, S. Atkeson, L. Cowe. K. Almaas, N. DeHart, C. Bollinger, N. Ball, C. Canedy, The Choral Music Department of Ingraham High School provided many opportunities for student participation in school and com- munity activities. Only those gifted and in- terested in vocal accomplishments, however, were active members of this department. The Concert Choir, besides giving many concerts for the enjoyment of music appre- ciators, was afforded the privilege of being host to the High School Choir from Kobe, Japan. A concert and banquet were held in their honor. The Cadet Choir, a preparatory group for membership in the Concert Choir, illustrated their potential, first at Christmas and then in several performances later in the year. Try- outs for Concert Choir were held in March and invitations were extended to the best qualified vocalists. CADET CHOIR, FOURTH PERIOD - FIRST ROW: M. Parks, A. Nichols, L. Lylte, J. Dyer, P. Nefzger, L. Briggs, T. Harden, B. Kirry, D. Johnson, P. Small, L. LaBrant, S. Wendt, C. Stevenson, E. Gerding, K. Almaas, M. Vixie. SECOND ROW: J. Grayell, S. Hedge, T. Bryant, J. Jacobsen, M Wright, B. Sewell, J. Holdaway, F. Nelson, J. Zylstra, W. Gregg, G. Calkins, C. Smith, W. Johnson, L. Chase, C..Anderson, D. Leischner, E. Olson. THIRD ROW: M. Presba, K. Dowd, C. Berkquist, C. Wilson, M. Robertson, J. Fletcher, L. Poe, K. Bostok, G. Wertz, D. West, J. Boehner, J. Nielson, K. Stokoe, J. Jones, D. Miller, C. Deuter, D. Nakawatase, S. Land. FOURTH ROW: G. Freeman, P. Kody, K. Westford, P.Stamm, M. Metcalf, T. Brandt, M. Moslander, J. Rowe, B. Cady, D. Wengard, R. Fisher, N. Collins, P. Johnson, L. Schnee, B. Schmidt, S. Lilliman, A. Burink, K. Hintz, W. Bowman. 41 Miss Watson Director Madame Librarian . . . Marion ! As the curtain rises . . . Doesn't that bird brain of yours ever function? Where's the halo? T J 1 :U ' .VP 1 V I E Backstage IHS . , ,, 3' Vocal boy makes good - Ingraham talent entertains! Zanetta Shinn Sherre Willman Mrs. Paroo Kim Syre Mayor Shinn Perry Peterson Marcellus Washburn Jerry Halligan Tommy Djilas Rick Myers Winthrop Paroo Charlie Cowell Dale Cluck Bob Wisenburg Conductor Tom Beaumont Ewart Dunlop Ricky Vaux Oliver Hix Brian Davenport J acey Squires Jon Holdaway Olin Britt Terry Gregg Eulalie Shinn Sue Comford Amaryllis Kristin Nelson Mrs. Squires Mary Lee Hubbart Constable Locke George Newton Gracie Shinn Marge Olson Alma Hix Sue Perry Maud Dunlop Cheryl Gronsten Ethyl Toifelmier Sue Zimmerman Salesman One Mike Locknane Salesman Two Gary Swanson Salesman Three Rick Marshall Salesman Four Brian Davenport Salesman Five Ken Bostock Newspaper Reader One Terry Gregg Newspaper Reader Two Ricky Vaux Newspaper Reader Three John Holdaway TOWNSPEOPLE: K. Almaas, K. Almaas, J. Allen, T. Bader, N. Ball, B. Benedict, J. Berrett, P. Biggerstaff, B. Bollinger, S. Bailey C. Bollinger, W. Bowman, D. Brown, K. Brown, A. Bruce, C. Canedy, D. Christiancy, D. Cochran, N. Cook, L. Cowe, C. Dashnow, C. Downham, S. Emerson, M. Frost, B. Fowler, C. Gass, J. Gardner, K. Gerry, R. Goulding, W. Gregg, C. Hausle, B. I-Iaertig, C. Jackson, A. Jones, E. Kamprath, B. Kirry, L. Landin, A. Loupe, C. Lundberg, S. McDougall, L. Minea, J. Nelson, D. Peterson, C. Quinn, K. Rader, J. Reed, J . Rodgers, J. Rowe, K. Schillios, J. Shober, C. Sofie, K. Solberg, M. Stetler, G. Swanson, J. Swanson, B. Thorp, S. Thomas, B. Traver, N. Tremain, V. Tregoning, P. Tomicich, J. Turnure, B. Wallace, J. Williams. Student Directors: Pam Heath, Diana Weinstock, Shirley White. . . .in River City 1 Pete Gerry H arold Hill Betsy Davidson Marion Paroo 1? Theresa Nida Dick Hill Marion Paroo Harold Hill Now when Jesus was born in Bethlehem . . . . . . on our Littlest Angel .. ,ay no iz' Vf, fU 's V --N Audience anticipates the coming of the Littlest Angel. You swung three times on the Golden Gate! On December 19, Ingraham High School's Drama and Music Departments presented their Christmas gift to the community, Charles Tazewell's The Littlest Angel. This was the story of a little misnt angel whose gift, although humble, was the one most cherished by the Christ Child. Kim Syre Maggie Cutler sooo CAST Mrs. Stanley Mr. Stanley Miss Preen Richard Stanley June Stanley John Sarah Mrs. Dexter Mrs. McCutchin Maggie Cutler Dr. Bradley Sheridan Whiteside Harriet Stanley Bert Jefferson Professor Metz Convict ,461 Convict 4952 Mr. Baker Expressman 9641 Expressman 4992 Loraine Sheldon Sandy Beverly Carlton Westcott Radioman 9961 Radioman 4562 Banjo Deputy 4961 Deputy 42 Plainclothesman Student Directors 1-'43 f T.1 i1'iiNi 'ii 1 lrll an g r YF up i w lv, r w ' Al ir uw .Q , Sheridan Whiteside n the 66 an who Came CAST 5441 Betsy Davidson Bob Wisenberg Sherry Edwards Tom Agnew Barrie Haertig John Greenway Donna Pedersen Pam Parks Marilym Howisey Kim Syre Jim Marolich J eff Gray Vicki Tregoning Ken Bostock Dusty Brown Gary Woldfuet Mal Frost Jim Van Every Gary Wolvet Dale Cluck Cathy Urich Jim Van Every Stan Atwood Bruce Noonan Gary Woldfuet Mike Oaksford Perry Peterson Robert Anderson Mike Oaksford Bruce Noonan Jenny Cook Vicki Tobin Carol Hausel CAST 9462 Diana Weinstock Bob Wisenberg Sue Perry Rick Marshall Alynne Loupe Lee Minea Shirley White Margaret Messer Elaine Kamprath Janice Horsey Gary Swanson J eff Gray Vicki Tregoning George Thomas Perry Diamant Gary Woldfuet Mal Frost Steve Gowdy Mike Oaksford Dale Cluck Pam Heath Steve Gowdy Tim Young Bruce Noonan Gary Woldfuet Mike Oaksford Bert Fraley Robert Anderson Mike Oaksford Bruce Noonan Sue Comford Joan Nagel Sue Ramos ref' if .. ,,t, Janice Horsey Maggie Cutler to Dinneri' Choir Girls Laurie Boldman Kathy Long Vicki Bates Barb Cooper Irene Duncan Roberta Stewart That's alright, Mr. Whiteside, just relax. Mr. Secord Advisor Beverly Peterson Co-Editor Barbara Questad C o-Editor lr Pat Grosvenor Janice Horsey Advertising Manager Feature Editor ivvil Steve Norman Annette Buchanan Sports Editor Copy Editor Joyce Stanger Ann Bullard News Editor Business Manager Diana Weinstock Feature Editor , . f W Shirley Atkinson Copy Editor gb 5, 3 Leslie Chase Art Editor The Cascade strives to uphold its mott Journalism staff strives to meet a deadline ,na- 51' Thompson Julie Donnelly Special Features ver '35 Hole Vicki J arombek Reporter ruth iAbove All Ingraham's journalism staff produced fif- teen outstanding issues of the Cascade this year. Many important meetings and conferences were attended by staff mem- bers in order to keep Ingraharn students informed. High student interest was main- tained by exploring issues ranging from student behavior at Ingraham to desegre- gation problems in the south. The paper's excellence was reflected by its up to the minute news coverage and fresh editorial views. Cascade staff illustrates class participation. w'3:?'i': ui x 1'-H Q! ' 4 'M : 1' j, -I ' 5yi:X As, hx V, q....fr R X W.. X J, J im Bodeen Carol Buxton Reporter Reporter we mar:-' i r l sT-W-fr: Bob Johnson Sue Koski Reporter R eporter , .4 Mangum Pat Peck Dee Perry Sandy Sueme ur Reporter Reporter Reporter Linda Ernst Circulation Manager Carol McKinstry Reporter .A 'l . Lg-jf :mimi .fu 7 - ' Q ,ei W V L ff, rf X-an 5 X' , 5 3 ' Ni ,Q 1 xx - ,K L ' Winny Young Reporter f .- l: -,., 5? .,f Mr. Tangney Advisor ,bo -ff Shirley White Nora Arges Yvonne Donley Pat Bailey Eileen Daugherty Activities Editor Activities Activities Art Editor Art Trenna Gleason Editor Carole Johansen Associate Editor 48 I ' ,' I 41 X' W-' w 'IQ ,.v - 'v Betty Duncan Marsha Rehm Jon Brouelette Art Copy Editor Copy The 1963 Glacze Glacier staif performs varied duties The 1962 Glacier staif, Ingrahanfs only authorized secret society, consisted of eighteen members who met fifth period in Room 122. The secret actions of the staff were actu- ally deciding on a satisfactory theme, Writ- ing copy, drawing layouts, and scheduling pictures. Each task was of vital importanceg requiring creativity, perseverance, original- ity, and considerable hard work. The annual staff made arrangements with various firms in order to meet the deadlines and present the fourth edition of Ingraharrfs Glacier. rtifies memories Annual staff seeks ideas Donna Systad Lynn Stotts Diane Alspach Faculty Editor Sports Editor Sports Barbara Shoblad Rita Gilligan Linda Whittaker Joyce Laeder Bob McConnell U nderclass Editor Underclass Senior Class Editor Senior Class Draftsman X? K3 'UQ 'x.5'J'C, X 'TJ CM U -1 ii N Ee x ,flfftfeflx 'Nb X x J .Q X L I L N4 pf H .ID J X X we 1 lg is? EX mx, Efwhf '25 ix s PM RQ! MQ fl LVJ Q .fbififi 141615. - Clflv? tau QfM gf L 'VVL JT-Q. 'Q 'B x Yx OUMTL ' f- jf Q Q' 'x FX i Z 7 N DS if WM 1 Jwflmfii JAMLW 'QV' f iffy 242424 2424 X The PUWER of physical activity- a basis for good health and clear thinking 51 t . x. Norm Andersen Doug Arnold Sr. Center Sr. Tackle Y-f' ' t 'L L .1 Dick Beresford Sr. End Ram gridders take fourth in Metro . .-..g...L 1. . Ed Bowen Randy Brooks Jr. End Sr. Halfback Rick Dominy Bob Erickson Jr. Tackle Sr. Halfback The Metro High School Football League opened the season with fourteen high schools striving to take the championship. The Rams, rated a potential power, took second place in the Northem Division. The games were played ir1 the Shoreline, Edmonds, Sealth, and West Seattle Stadiums this year because the High School Memo- rial Stadium was being used by the World's Fair. Jamboree, INGRAHAM 0, Roosevelt 0. No score was made in this pre-season game, but sta- tistically we Won. INGRAHAM 6, West Seattle 0. Rain, mud, and the 1961 metro champions could not stop the Rams in their first game of the season. INGRAHAM 42, Edmonds 7. The Rams displayed great power against the Tigers and amassed the highest score in Ram history. Rams drive against Tigers for 6th touchdown. Nick Borovikoff Jr. Guard ,L A iii. H153 Chuck Cady Jr.. End J eff Everett Sr. Halfback Tom Gaston Jr. Halfback ' . .-, 5 '. Ln Ron Ginsberg Art Gourlay Bob Johnson Dave Kroeger Sr. Center Sr. Guard Jr. End Sr. Tackle ' I 5' jf. .'Tj,T.xi' '- 'VA tariff M f',lKl1 Tom Malone Jr. Quarterback N, -.mv .1 Dave Middendorf Jr. Tackle INGRAHAM 20, Roosevelt 0. The strongest wind storm in Seat- tle history ended this game at half time with a 6-0 Ingraham lead. The second half, played the fol- lowing Monday saw the Rams secure the win. INGRAHAM 25, Terrace 19. The Hawks passing game became a victim of the Ram's specialty, the grolmd attack, in this thrill packed game. INGRAHAM 13, Shoreline 14. Championship hopes fell when the Rams failed to make the tying conversion point in the fourth quarter. INGRAHAM 7, Ballard 13. For the second week in a row the Rams met defeat. This time Bal- lard scored in the final 30 seconds of the game to erase a 7-6 In- graham lead and win the game. John Mathews Bob McClain Sr. Quarterback Sr. Center .L ge! ' M K. .1 ' Denny Palmason Danny Palmer Sr. Halfback Sr. Halfback , .1 ji! Dave Peterson Sr. End Tiger overcome by Ram's su- perior power. .ai' + ,ri 1 ., 1 Doug OvertLu'f Bob Schornoker Heru'y Skidmore Doug Stewart Sr. Tackle Jr. Guard Sr. Tackle Jr. Tackle Inspirational Award INGRAHAM 6, Lincoln 0. Bouncing back from two defeats, the Rams showed their power again in downing the Lynx 6 to 0. INGRAHAM 7, Franklin 14. The playoff game for third and fourth place saw the Quakers hand the Rams their third loss of the sea- son. Ingraham finished the sea- son in fourth place in the Metro League. Steve Thomas Q A Sr. End Jim Sylvester North W L T Sr. Halfback Shoreline 7 0 0 INGRAHAM 5 3 0 Ballard 3 4 1 Lincoln 4 3 1 Roosevelt 1 3 4 Terrace 3 5 0 Edmonds 1 6 1 South W L T -re ' Garfield 6 1 0 ,gr A Franklin 5 3 0 -4' . V W. Seattle 4 3 1 Cleveland 3 2 3 Steve Wilson Queen Anne 3 3 2 Sr. Guard Mr. Gasparovich Mr. Hinrichs Sealth 3 4 1 Head Coach Assistant Coach R, Beach 0 8 0 Metro Standing 1. Shoreline 2. Garfield 3. Franklin 4. INGRAHAM Al Zachary Mr. Milroy Mr. Lundberg Sr, Guard Assistant Coach Assistant Coach FIRST AND SECOND TEAMS - FIRST ROW: J. Hallet, B. McClain, C. Cady, D. Middendorf, J. Domde, T. Moody, E. Bowen, D. Palmer R Masters B Schornker, A. Gourlay, R. Brooks, H. Skidmore, S. Wilson, A. Fruetel. SECOND ROW: R. Ginsberg, S. Thomas, S. Hooper, N. Borovikoif J Everett B VonValkenberg, J. Mathews, M. Taylor. D. Peterson, A. Zachary, D. Overturi, J. Sylvester, D. Hicks, M. Daily. THIRD ROW: T Barksdale B Johnson, D. Steward, T. Malone, D. Kroeger, D. Beresford, R. Irwin, D. Arnold, B. Erickson, T. Gaston, D. Palmason, C. Best. SECOND TEAM SCORES THIRD TEAM SCORES INGRAHAM 27 Shorecrest 6 INGRAHAM 19 Shorecrest INGRAHAM Edmonds INGRAHAM Edmonds INGRAHAM Terrace INGRAHAM Terrace INGRAHAM Shoreline INGRAHAM Shoreline INGRAHAM Ballard INGRAHAM Ballard INGRAHAM Lincoln INGRAHAM Lincoln HIRD TEAM - FIRST ROW: R. Earnheart, H. Howard, B. Granston, S. Tachell, B. Barrett, D. Skells, G. Goedecke, J. McTaggart, M Harms R lverdes, D. Miller. SECOND ROW: R. Bunt, manager, T. Bryant, E. Moulaison, J. R. Fisher, J. Abbott. THIRD ROW: D. Clark, R Erickson D ohnson, D. Anderson, B. Cady, J. Linde, B. Tornco, M. Norman, M. Gerteis, B. Thornton, R. Ball, G. Harmon, D. Griilith. Hold that Tiger! t Rambling Randy - Away! I'd like to hold you on my lap, but . . ! I don't have the Wildroot One, two, cha cha cha in my pocket either ! The better end of our team Ah, 4201119 Off it, buddy V' Dick Beresford Jan Brennan Center Center Gary Hayden Ralph Hitchman Guard Forward J eff Everett Dick Follestad Guard Guard Inspirational Award Ram Hoopsters gain poise, accuracy EIS SCEISOII P1'Og1'CSSCS Although the 1963 Varsity team was burdened by memories of last year's State Tournament team, their drive and determination to succeed paid off! The last six games were proof of this high spirit, for at last Ballard was defeated by the Rams - a goal set by Ingraham coaches several seasons ago. This defeat was carefully calculated and the team combination for victory was difficult to Hnd. The season began with defeat in the opener to the Northern champ Roosevelt. Then well-executed teamwork won three games for the Rams over Edmonds, Shore- crest and Lincoln. In the four following games, a disastrous slump occurred - Ingraham was defeated by Ballard, Shoreline, Terrace and by Roosevelt for a second time. All hopes for the play offs and the tournament were crushed. Although disappointed, the team was yet Lmdaunted. Their pride was in playing their best and this brought results. The last six games of the season held five victories - only Lincoln marred this streak. The proper working combinationrhad been found and Edmonds, Shorecrest, Ballard, Shoreline and Terrace bowed to superior Ram capabilities. Ingraham was undoubtedly the most improved team in the Metro League. Had the season merely begun with the last six games, Ingraham would unquestionably have been a contender for a berth in Seattle's last State Toumament. Don Leever Forward 551 f V John Matthews Rams plan strategy. Forward - -- -'r-ir iq, hw Tom Malone Dick Mortenson Ken Sandin Guard Guard Forward VARSITY SCORES Opponent Franklin 68 W. Seattle 53 Garfield 59 Queen Anne 46 Roosevelt 66 Edmonds 47 Shorecrest 33 Lincoln 54 Ballard 69 Shoreline 56 Terrace I 50 Roosevelt 49 Edmonds 57 Shorecrest 40 Lincoln 67 Ballard 45 Shoreline 56 Terrace 39 Help is coming! ,.--'V 'Z' John Wilkins Forward Mr. Milroy Coach METRO LEAGUE NORTH DIVISION W. L. Roosevelt 13 1 Ballard 10 4 Lincoln 9 5 Shoreline 9 5 INGRAHAM 8 6 Terrace 4 10 Edmonds 2 12 Shorecrest 1 13 Scott Soames Guard Les Hanson R Manager Cfilfif ' . f5f-'lub . r il . l 4 A Q- ,- - T i i 'X EQ. ' A me 42 A 1 Mr. Neil Asst. Coach Tracy Spicher Trainer SECOND TEAM-FIRST ROW: G. Cole, G. Kenyon, J. Abbott, K. Lange, P. Grimsrud. SECOND ROW: Mr. Ball, J. Birch, G. Leeland, D. Towslee, B. Scrimgeour, manager. SECOND TEAM SCORES Opponent Us Roosevelt 61 43 Edmonds 30 48 Shorecrest 25 48 Lincoln 43 51 Ballard 44 33 Shoreline 36 52 Terrace 24 48 Roosevelt 51 44 Edmonds 33 64 Shorecrest 26 70 Lincoln 33 45 Ballard 35 32 Shoreline 34 51 Terrace 27 54 Next yearis Varsity 6'Champs,' prove their potentiall THIRD TEAM - FIRST ROW: S. Geiger, manager, G. Gill, R. Holden, D. Babboni, M. Norman, E. Klein, S. Franks, M. Christensen, manager. SECOND ROW: J. Nelson, manager, J. McTaggart, P. Bohn, D. West, M. Vance, R. Jensen, J. Moen, Mr. Neil. THIRD TEAM SCORES Opponent Us Roosevelt 42 44 Edmonds 27 56 Shorecrest 29 41 Lincoln 53 46 Ballard 47 44 Shoreline 54 50 Terrace 24 49 Roosevelt 49 40 Edmonds 46 66 Shorecrest 18 47 Lincoln 32 46 Ballard 45 53 Shoreline 30 55 Terrace 25 63 59 .iv I 921, J A, ,, 'P 5 1 Ni if 1 N 5 Q AQ A L l ' if Q. ' 4 an ,J 1 , J .av . 1 4 5 I -1 ' 1+ is sf V VI . i sb r 1 i Ram Runners win Crown Mr. Reasby Head Coach The Metro champs at the State Meet. Mr. Powell Assistant Coach The determination and ability of the Cross Country Rams paid off! Ingraham Won the Northern Division Title and the Metro League Championship for the second con- secutive year. In the State Cross Country Finals the team placed second, losing by only five points. Coach Harold Reasby worked the boys hard for two hours a night, six days a week to prepare for their well- deserved victory. The Junior Varsity ended their season with four wins and one loss - watch them go next year! Richard Bender J eif Birch Tim Carpenter 131' N.J' Dave Freeman Jack Frost Tim Hall Off and running SECOND TEAM - FIRST ROW: T. Johnson, K. Askevold, B Shallenberger, C. Fryberg. SECOND ROW: Mr. Reasby, J. Soiie G. Jaanes, J. Fox, L. Hanson, Mgr. SCORES INGRAHAM INGRAHAM INGRAHAM INGRAHAM INGRAHAM ALL METRO INGRAHAM Edmonds Ballard W. Seattle Franklin Shoreline Roosevelt Garfield Sealth Queen Anne Lincoln Cleveland Terrace Rainier Beach Shorecrest i ' W ' , T ' 'Ml H X y E.. Roosevelt Terrace Shoreline Lincoln Ballard Edmonds Garfield Shorecrest MEET 52 90 101 101 132 140 175 183 247 264 284 313 401 410 425 Z Steve Mathews Larry Poe Wh-rs Mike Quam Jeff Richey Bob Tompkins Dick Davis, Mgr. Dave Apple Jim Eldore Bob Erickson Jeff Everett Outjield Shortstop Outfield Third Base c I'ake me out The pre-season predictions of Northern Division powers did not men- tion the Rams, but the team, including five returning lettermen, was optimistic. With two other teams favored to win, Rams soon disproved forecasts and were in the crowded first spot at mid-season. The first-round record was six wins, the lone loss being to Shoreline. Strengthened by optimism and powerful slugging and pitching, the team displaced the favorites and strengthened Ingraham's tradition of being a power in the Metro League. Mike Franklin Pitcher SCORES OPPONENT US Lincoln 5 7 Ballard 3 7 Roosevelt 2 5 Shorelne 2 0 Edmonds 3 6 Terrace 0 1 Shorecrest 0 9 Mike Gerteis Ron Ginsberg Pitcher Catcher Tom Malone First Base Dennis Hicks Fran LaFond Second Base Outfield 'wr-'Rf Rick Marquardt Steve Mezich Pitcher First Base Craig Thompson Dick Towslee Outfield Shortstop . . to the ball game ,5- It's the form that counts! Bob Wuorenma Outfield Dave Mohlman Stan Willey Manager Manager Mr. Gasparovich Mr. Ball Coach Coach Put 'er there! l N Determination! 5 a . VARSITY- FIRST ROW: M. Gerteis, R. Marquardt, F. LaFond, R. Ginsberg, D. Hicks, J. Eldore, B. Erickson, D. Towslee. SECOND ROW: J. Everett, S. Mezich, D. Apple, A. Fruetel, B. Wuorenma, C. Thompson, T. Malone, M. Franklin, Coach Gasparovich. SECOND TEAM - FIRST ROW: J. McTaggart, D. Nelson, M. Schmitz, D. Steiiensrud, L. Cook, K. Alfastizzi J. Moen, D. Follestad. SECOND ROW: A. Hill, D. Babboni, J. Brown, K. Lange, D. Clark, R. Fisher, Schmitz, J. Hajek, K. Ball. Jim Ainslie Norm Andersen Dick Bender J elif Birch Sprinter Shotput M ile M156 Weather-major threat to all able Thinclacls p l lll Mike Bliss Chuck Cady Tim Carpenter Chris Carroll Sprinter Quarter-Mile H alf-M ile High Jump Bottoms up! 'Catch me I'm fallingl' l l N .' . t l Ingraham Thinclads, spurred on by past victories, sought the city championship again this year. Through individual ef- forts and team spirit, Ingraham performed well in the meets. The beginning of the season Was very difficult, however. Rain and wind made running miserable if not nearly impos- sible. Undaunted, Ingraham overwhelmed a young Shore- crest team, but was defeated by Shoreline. The Rams rallied and downed the Lynx. The Re- lay Carnival at the University, saw Ingraham come from be- hind to place second over-all. Hopes were still high and directed to city victory at mid- season. Both team and eager spectators worked together to support Ingraham in varsity track competition. Darwin Chevalier H urd ler Phil Conner Quarter-Mile Rick Dominy Shotput Y l 4 ,- -... , ,, . , - Q -. T. W M -nli?lnfgjRQ,,l , ,,.i.1.VwrJ,l IQ.. . maui! N D. , . e ,,,,,1 I 1- M., f. Q ,- V . X . -J .J f Wi: H' 1 J , Dave Falconer Jim Flynn Don Greenway Quarter-Mile Quarter-Mile Sprinter Dale Halbert Quarter-Mile Tim Hall Steve Hampton Terry Johnson Half-Mile Broad Jump H u,rdler Eric Klein Broad Jump Larry Nelson H urdler SFCOND TEAM - FIRST ROW: A. Foucault, M. Quam, K. Askevold, R. Farrand, B. Franklin, D. Pierce, D Stone, T. Olson, C. Fryberg. SECOND ROW: J. Sylvester, P. Gerry, J. Coyle, R. Masters, T. Collins, M. Spang G. James, R. Furman, P. McCausland, R. Relle, Mr. Reasby. Larry Poe Mike Sloan Mile Quarter-Mile Sprinter 1 Jim Tannesen Kirby Vickery Pole Vault Shotput Manager Ui! , .,n.1:.. THIRD TEAM - FIRST ROW: P. Madsen, C. Willis, B. Barrett, R. Stotts, J. Greenway, S. Smith, L. Hardy, D. Garberding, T. Carlson, P. Jenson, T. Staab. SECOND ROW: Mr. Neil, R. English, T. Conover, D. Matt, D. Skeels, J. I-Ioldaway, J. McClain, G. Goedecke, J. Wiley, M. Harris, J. Linde, D. West, G. VanWerthuizen, L. Rush. THIRD ROW: T. Taylor, S. Matheny, J. Greene, D. Chapman, R. Stafford, M. Reckard, B. Tomco, B. Cady, D. Beck, B. Thornton, G. Weiss, M. Anderson. Bill Steiner Doug Stewart Pole Vault Bruce Scrimgeour I Bruce Whitehead Manager Mr Powell Coach Mr. Reasby Coach Ron Hagen Tom Tindall Rikki Puetz Sandy Erickson Golfers aim toward par for the course . ' ' r --v ' X . V '- 1 P rl Brian Thorkelson GOLF - FIRST ROW: D. Johaneson, J. Wylie, J. Robinson, s. Erickson, J. Tombollioi, D. Hardenbrook, B. Thorkelson. SECOND ROW: Mr. Frey, A. Horn, T. Tindall, R. Hagen, B. Thorkelson, S. Anderson, R. Ball, R. Puetz, D. Cochran. ' ' I .f ., 1 NHT. lo ' ' 17 N .,, .1 . A, V V .V . ,Y r .ixxff Dave J ohanesen Steve Anderson Brad Thorkelson This year's golf team faced many of the elements con- fronting other spring sports, but somewhat more on their own. Following a ball and sev- eral golfers down the green is not as alluring as sitting down to Watch a sport. Despite the lack of cheering onlookers, Ram team spirit and past ex- perience was an adequate sub- stitute for building one of the best golf teams in the city. At midseason, Ram putters were undefeated. Hope for five points toward the All Sports Trophy was high. Re- turning lettermen and a new coach Worked with new mem- bers to practice effective skills necessary for victory. ,N .i ,... 15,121 1s'?4fFi11'1-1. .,- ':'g:-56'-' ,.... H.. ,. f - 1 : ' -.1 73...-A :.-... ' . .w.!H4.s' - 7 ' I ' A ' 1 M , . v , , ! , g. 1 ' ' , V, M, X .. -- A Byron Fujita John Matthews Dick Hesse Steve Hooper Ram Raqueteers rally and win s an ,N - K7 J . ' ' - 5. . .. nf. .. lv. .. ' . Mi TENNIS- FIRST ROW: W. Gorsline, C. Gray, B. Fujita, D. Purnell, S. Hooper, R. Dixon, B. Noonan, J. Goforth. SECOND ROW: D. Romano, E. Harkness, K. Bogus, D. Pugh, R. Lowen, T. Voigt, K. Sandin, B. Lane, S. Barradale, C. Bihary, W. Phinney, B. Monary. THIRD ROW: D. Wade, P. Otey, T. Alexander, D. Saunders, B. Fowler, Dan Purnell J. Maki, B. Wilcox, R. Enders, S. Williams, G. Strickland, D. Peterson, T. Reckard. VVhoosh - another ball over the net! The 1963 tennis team, hopes soaring for victory, managed to keep the specta- tors busy. Eyes had to travel fast to keep up with the ball. They met defeat only in the first match against Lincoln, but the Lynx had been pre- viously noted as a real threat in the Northern Division. League competition was not the sole target of the team members. Inter-team compe- tition was also at full swing. Members challenged each other in hopes of raising a notch in team standings. The fast pace of tennis of- fered exercise and challenge for players, excitement for spectators and points for Ingraham toward the All- Sports Trophy. Ken Sandin J eff Goforth Ray Dixon his 4 A ::Qf1'l' V . . . SHISHKEBAB! . . . On to Sherwood Forest . . . Intramurals are for fun-seeking athletes The Physical Education Department, under the direction of Miss Henry and Mr. Zeger, provided an Intramural Program for Ingraham's fun-seeking athletes. Flash football and basketball were of special in- terest to the boys. One of the active basket- ball teams even gained fame by defeating the teachers in the Faculty-Student Bas- ketball Game. Co-educational sports, such as vollyball, had many participants. Inter-roll room competition added further to the enthusi- asm. Fencing and archery oifered outlets for the more creative types of physical energy of both boys and girls. Still other students tested their aiming accuracy in the P.T.A. bowling league. However, the highlight of the year for the Intramural Program was the winning of the All-City Swimming Championship. About twenty boys and thirty girls, coached by Mr. Fain and Miss Henry, comprised the P.T.A.-sponsored swim team. A sincere love for swimming and complete dedication on the part of every team member prompted this victory. g 1 1 GIRLS' SWIM TEAM - FIRST ROW: M. Robertson, S. Easter, M. Macdonald, B. Rodgers, L. Anderson. SECOND ROW: P. Shaver, A. Crawford, T. Kelly, E. Mousette, K. Webb, T. Collins, J. Johnson, M. Rombout, R. Shipek. BOYS' SWIM TEAM - FIRST ROW: J. MacS1arrow, J. Bjorklund, J. Semon, D. Edwards, J. Berg. SECOND ROW: D. Mousette, J . Moisant, C. Webb, E. Turnbull, T. Crichett, G. Williams, W. Phinney, L. Vetter, R. Fuller, D. Meyer, R. Anderson, D. Wing. I 6 I 39 1-Ma., -1'fI 'fit Q ii ,,..-.. Iz. j . 5 I ' , A15 -A L75 I . . ,1.'53 l . aff' . - -gf' - 5lvIy,,,J. Ii' if p I . I?-'2 J , I N.. ,gr-3.3 ' I-mf, I-' I- .QI-, . I I .I:.., ..f+ V qs ,. ' V ' '- ,Ig ',.:'-. 5 Q .,-,- I , - J A A IQVAT T515 UTI I IQLI-ll :..!3'-I ww.. ,,..p-n-- - . ... , 'Q '- I rg-4 5. ri: . ' 4 Ez . '-.ff , A . 3.,.:j.-1 I ll. W V , x--I--fu, r 3 . f Z. 1 'Qu 1 fl . 1 I r-gffij .- I . e . e - I .. -1 EMI ' .Mini V 54 UL , -. .Fw gig. ,. .. ev 3 .I .. . J, '1 , 1 I 4 fig , -ill QT j1'.5.lQK.Aj3. . ,-3 J - - I ' 4 1 ' I , A -- 21- . A' ffm .gg....g wS'v:L1 1 - -Z. 2 -lj,2f51Qa,'Q 'Ii,'.. MM f q rr e e e We lift heavy ones, too? Volleyball Champions: C. Martin, D. Lear, K. Ander- son, J. Jefferies, S. Younger, J. Abbott, R. Snowden, R. Loewen. BOWLERS if ' ,BOWLING WITHOUT EOWLTIIG SHCES g A DOUBLE BOWLING NOT LOFT El-LL .. I1 . ' ' ,V , ' 5 . . . -.qu , . ' Q .I , , vig, -I X ,Z ,N , 1 .Iv w f'Iu'!,1: ' I r w W. . I 1 I I .N Y These are the champions of the Student-Faculty Game? Strike! I've got ya pinned . . . 73 SOPHOMORES V 7, , 5 -uw-X Lf' ' . w -f 'iii' il.'f'. bf sx - f ' kxfif Nwgg, -p f-+1 ik'-'L ,d . 5 41 ' I ' u '-77145 ' ,, - f' . .. 421. .er , .V L' -ffl A r.. qs.. ' .,-in . . '!qf. - J ' - fx-Y.x--ff :mf Bti -.t... - ,, --f 5 . 'n..d3-ein. 1 . Tj' 1 li,-' ,--Q 1-2 ,. .+- . , 1:- v -,le V -A - ' - , , 3 -'-1 12, K.. yfiinmm., 1--,f 514:-. - 'JIIIIK-H. -5 2. ',.- ' gf! f - ' 1 .rf 75 Jjf g 1 ' F '14 'if-aff. -'v r-1' ,'-'.- .4.- .- If ' 4 ' 5: 14, -- fav. . ' The POWER of faith- a motive and guide for our lives Mrs. Moen Advisor John Linde President Sophomore leaders, elected January 5 th unify their class Mr.Takeuchi Advisor i bll. . -A-MT:izl1ig1'.!-AW -av JA! 3 nv- L.-X , v X 5. V ii, J gr. ' ' C ' Y LX , 5 ., 1 4 A ' d QP gx 1 ig if ' ' is . 1-. i', fs I iff?-, Brad Davis Susan Jacobson Vice President Secretary 76 Beginning of organized Sophomore fun! Aase, Bud Abbott, Jim Ackerlund, Robin Agnew, Tom Aitken, Robert Aldrich, Jean Alexander, Terry Alfstad, Ken Alkema, Darrell Allen, Linda Almaas, Kristin Alme, Sharon Almvig, Beverly Alverdes, Richard Arnberson Anderson Anderson Anderson N Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Andwk, Tovi Anonson, Cheryl Antovich, Pete Arnold, Alona Aspaas, Dixie Atkins, Dana Atkisson, James Austin, Laurie Babboni, Dane Babcock, Mary Bailey, Cindy Bain, Gary Baker, Barbara Baker, Bob Baker, Danny Baker, Ted Baldwin, Nancy Ball, Ron Bangerter, Gail Barradale, Stewart Barrett, Bob Barros, J ana Baskin, Dave Beachler, Tom Beall, John Beaumont, Tom Beck, David Becker, Bob Bell, Roger Benner, Jerry Bentley, Linda Bentley, Rex Beresford, Barbara Berg, Jack Berg, Mike Bergquist, Candace Berry, Mike Bettelyoun, Karen Biggerstaff, Paul Bilary, Chris Birdsall, Kristy Bishop, Sara Blasi, David Bloom, Cheryl Bluhm, Robin Boad, Doug Boehner, James Boese, Allan Bogus, Keith Bohn, Phil Bohrer, Robert Boies, Nancy Bol, Doug J Bonnicksen, Andrea Borovxkoff, Nina Bouley, Heather Bourdon, Pauline Bowen, Lorretta Bowman, Marianne Bowman, Wendy Boyce, Layne Boyd, Becky gf Boyd, Janet Braden, Jeff Bradley, Carolyn Brandt, Tina Branley, Doug Brender, Randi Bressler, Mike Breuklander, Jean Bridenburg, Mike Briggs, Carole Briggs. Linda Brill, Diana Bronkema, , Evan Bronkema, Janice Brotherton, Gordon Brott, Carolyn Broughton, Lee Brown, Cameron Brown, Dusty Brown, Gary Brown, John Brown, Sue Browning, Carole Bruce, Dave Brunlow, Vic Bryant, Nancy Bryant, Terrance Bryant, Terri Buchanan, Duncan Buchanan, Janis Buck, Barbara Buckingham, Ray Buckles, James Buckley, Carolyn Buckton, Craig Buflington, Karen Bulger, Jane Bunch, Bill Bundy, Steve Bunt, Rod K r I 1.35, . '7 5 thousand sophomores arrive! Q--1 Burger, Janet if Burgunder, Rich Burink, Allyson Burnett, Bill Burton, Roger Byrum, Rich Cady, Bruce Calfee, Pat Cagnina, Jim Calkins, Gregory Campbell, Sharon Campbell, Steve Canaan, Bob Candy, Carole Capell, Dick Carbonetti, Bill Carlquist, Linda Carlson, Kris Carr, Steve Carton, Judith -or Carter, Joe Carter, Judy Carol Chandler, Chandler Chapman, Dick Chapman Chase, Ly Chenier, Debbie Cliew, Jay Chitwood, Paula , Kaycee , Paula Illle Christensen, Mike Christensen, Van Christiancy, Dean Clarberg, Linda Clark, Claudia Clark, Dale Clemens, Cynthia Cluck, Dale Cochran, Dallas Coe, Greg Colburn, John Cole, Cindy ' Collins, Cheri Collins, Tam Collman, Lorie f Conover, Terry . Cook, Larry Cook, Lorraine Cooper, Margaret Y' Cooperrider, Keith Cooperstein, J an Corning, Tom Cowderoy, Sherry Crane, Jack Crawford, Arlene Crawford, Blaine Critchett, Tom Crowley, Walter Cumming, Karin Dailey, Dennis Daily, Roxann Damon, Nancy Deitchler, Jim DeMonbrun, Linda Dennis, Ted Desirnone, Patty Deuter, Carol DeVos, Kathleen DeWitt, Phyllis Dietz, Frank Dizard, Kathy Dodds, Philip Dodge, John Dodson, Dennis Dolby, Donna Dorniny, Bryan Dong, Norma Lee Donoghue, Tim Doolittle, Sandy Dorr, J eff Dorsett, Ronald Dowd, Kathleen Dower, Etta Drexel, Linda Droullard, Paul Dryden, Laurine Duncan, Nancy Dunning, Denise Dyer, Judy Dykstra, Janet Dyson, Lisa Eagon, J eff Earnheart, Ron Earp, Barry Easter, Sally Eckberg, Bob Edwards, Doug Eifrig, Diane Eggers, Lynda Eiche, Sandra Ellefson, Delyle Ellingson, Scott Ellis, Kathy Elton, Donna Elwood, Linda Emerson, Sue Emslie, Gary Enders, Randy English, Larry English, Rick Dance, Linda Daniel, Don Davenport, Karen Davidson, David Davidson, Jim Davis, Brad Davis, Devennie Davis, Lee Davis, Merrilee Dawson, Bryan Dawson, Melinda Dean, Desmond De France, Randy Del-Iaven, Linda J uv' New experiences and ' Yr-r rect this zealous group '?I Wx Enloe, Kathy Erickson, Judy Erickson, Rick Erickson, Vicki Esselbach, Scott Eutencier, Clyde Falconer, Kim Falkenburg, Dave Fankhauser, John Farr, Connie Farrar, Connie Farrell, Mike Fenno, Gordon Ferber, Van Fischer, Steven Fisher, Roger Fisk, Ginger Fitzpatrick, Dave Fixel, Don Fletcher, Josephine Flewelling, Jane Foley, Larry C? Fortner, Gretchen Fowler, Brad Francisco, Diane Frank, Pam Frankforter, Carol Franks, Steve Fredericksen, Sandi Freeman, Carol i Freeman, Gweneth French, Jennifer Fricks, Kent Friden, Claudia Friend, Gerry Frisk, Wayne l Frye, Donna l Fullaway, Mike l Fuller, Rick Furman, John Gaddis, Gary Gallagher, Coleen Gallup, Ned Ganfield, Kathy Gannon, John Garberding, Dale Garman, Janice Garrett, Pete Gartin, Jo Gates Barbara Geiger, Steve Gerard, Bob Gerdts, Joyce Gerteis, Mike Giggey, Roger Gill, Gary Gilseth, Denise Giroux, Ed Gjerding, Elaine Glasgow, Kim Godsey, Jim Goedecke, Gary Goodall, Alison Goodwin, Bob Gorrell, Tom Goulding, Robin Gowdey, Kathy Granston, Bruce Graves, Dan Gray, Clarke Gray, Pat A. Gray, Pat J. Grayson, Pam Grayum, Mike Green, Pat Green, Sharon Greene, Jay Greenway, John Gregg, Wayne Gregg, Yuonne Greiner, Dick Grieff, Ross Griflin, Dan Griflin, Diana Griffith, John Groh, James Guyot, Sharon Haakenson, Steve Hagen, Barb Hagen, Gary Hajek, Larry Halbert, Judy Haldeman, Doug Hale, Linda Halverson, Norm Hamilton, Carol Handley, Mariellen Hanscom, Lynda Hansen, Cherie Hansen, Florence Hanson, Doug Hanson, Steve Harasen, Dick Harden, Terry Hardenbrook, Dick Hardy, Larry Harestad, May Hargin, Kit Harkness, Edd I-Iarkoff, Jana Harmeson, Kim Harmon, Gary Harrell, James Harrington, Anne Harris, Mike Harrison, George Hartstein, Suzi Harvey, Roberta Haskins, Karen Hausle, Nancy Havlisch, Jan Hawney, Glenna Heath, Cindy Heath, Conrad Hedeen, Nancy Hedge, Sharon Heinemann, Marilyn Held, Lyda Heming, Sherry Hermansen, Linda Hesketh, J ameleen Heuer, Ron Heyer, Cheri Hickox, Bill Higgins, Dan Higgins, Gary Highbarger, Kathie Highton, Gery Hill, Larry Hill, Steve Hintz, Karen Hinxman, Don 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Prather, Joanne if Preedy, Charlene Puetz, Rikki Pugh, Dick Quam, Michael Quin, Diane Racow, Kathy Randall, Dixie Ranes, Judy if Rautenberg, Linda Redeker, Charles Reeves, Pat af Reeves, Serni Reilly, Denise Reine, Barbara Relle, Ron Reymore, Larry Reynolds, Virginia Rice, Judy l any gif! !1' sf T' '.SfX Richards, Richey, Jeffrey Richter, Chris Riddell, Rod Ridley, Scott Robinson, Eda Robinson, Susan Rodgers, JoAnn Maxine Roller, Joanne Roschlau, Steve Rosenlund, Ross, Mary Roswold, Dennis Rott, Carol Rule, Margaret Rodgers, Joyce Larry timulating in unior L.A Runyan, Adele Russell, Diane Russell, Doug Russell, Sheryl Rutzel, Pamela Sallaway, Sandy Samuelson, Sanderman, Sandin, Ken Saunders, David Sausett, Claris Schiller, Kathy Schillios, KristiJSch1atter, Karen Judy Nancy Schmoker, Bob Schneider, Mike Schrader, Marcella Schulmerich, Bob Scofield, Marian Scott, Mike Seifert, Grey Semon, John Setterberg, Donna Setterberg, Helen Settle, Carole Severson, Ken Sewell, Barbara Shafer, Gail Shallenberger, Braden Sharp, Pamela Sharpe, Ken Sheide, Karen Shelly, Lolita Sheppard, George Shober, Jane Short, Larry Short, Michael Shuman, Nancy Sxckles Ardlth Slegal Seth Simons Terry Slmonson Dlck Skogman Skogsbergh Slater Mxke Slennjng, Marv Slettede Joan Sloan Mxke Smlth Jenmfer Smlth Jun Knstme Curtls Srmth wi Smith, Vick1 Snook Lyndel Snowden Roy Soderberg Rxck Solberg Kms Steeple, Doug Steffensrud Steffey Judy Sbensvlg Tom Stephens Mlke Stetler MSIIJD Stevens Arlene Stevens Robert Stewart, Doug Stewart, Roberta Stipek, Beth St. John, Judi Stolzy, Barbara Stone, Dave Stotler, Hugh Stow, Carole Stradley, Susan Straus, Barry Strehlau, Steve Stroud, Joanne Sullivan, Ken Sundberg, Bonnie Swanberg, Bob Swanson, Harvey Sykes, Clarence Tagg, Lacey Tarnbellini, John Taylor, Kay Taylor, Marty Norvella Taylor Rlchard Tennant Shen Teslovxck Gregg Thetford Mary Thomas Tern Thompson Thorkelson, Tobin VlCk1 Torgerson Towne Candace Townsend Lyle Towslee Dick Roger Brian James Tracy Mark Tracy, Teddi Ron Trout, Mlke Tuller Judy Turnbull Ed Turnure Jack Tuttle Vxc Unch Robm Urquhart, Ron Every Jlm Van Valkenberg Vaux Rxcky Voxgt Tom Voss Dlanne Vuylsteke Ken Wagner Cheryl Wahl, Lyle Waite, Camille Walker, Bob Walkup, Mary Wallace, Barb rf Walls, Kathy v' Wanezek, Gail Ward, Peggy Warford, Susan Warrick, Pam Waterman, Tom Watson, Bob Watson, Diane Webb, Curtis Weber, Phyllis Wellens, Patty Wenzel, Joann Wertzler, Lynn West, Wendy Whipple, Norm Whitman, Jim Whitiing, J elf 1 Y' .ff w-., Sy ce V ,, Wickert, Tom Wicklund, Gail Wilbur, David Wilkins, John Williams, Gary Williams, J udyf Williams, Willis, Nancy Willis, Richard Wilson, Brian Wilson, Leslie Wing, Allan Wing, Douglas Wirkman, Elna Nancy Jo Wood, Laurie Wittenberg, Shirley 'cur Wood, Pat Zimmerman, Kathy .as vig W7 'id ew- Worthington, Wuorenma, Bob Wuthenow, Lee Wylie, Jerry Yargus, Herbert Yerkes, Jeanne Yoder, Tony Bonnie Youse, Sheila Zimmerman , Zwink, Dennis Younger, Sue Sue uniors remain intellectually aware Ackley, Pamela Akse, Bergith Almaas, Kathleen Alspach, Diane Anderson, Karen Anderson, Robert Ashby, Laurie Askevold, Kjell Atkinson, Arthur Barksdale, 'Ihcker Bassett, Susan Bires, Dorma Blasing, Louise Brown, Kathleen Bruce, Nancy Cady, Charles Caven, Maureen Cooperrider, Robert Daniels, Richard Daugherty, Eileen Davenport, Brian Davies, Heather Duff, Kathryn Eggert, Sandra Ellerby, JoAnn Entrop, Gerard Flickinger, Charlene Fowler, Bruce Franklin, Robert French, Sharon Fujita, Byron Gamlam, Kristi Gilligan, Rita Gustafson, Gail Hall, Pamella Hannig, Claire Harris, Constance Hastings, John Hawley, Diane Hedeen, Oleine Hillman, Mary Holt, Patricia Hooper, Steve Howard, Cathy Jackson, Martha Jarvis, Richard Jensen, Jody Jensen, Michele Johnson, David Kawamoto, Richard Keesling, Sherelyn Kelsey, Jim Kingen, Cheryl Klan, Doug Lane, Robert Lane, Sheryl Larson, Judith Lawrence, Charles Lear, Richard Links, Don Lundberg, Connie Malcolm, John Maloney, Janice McCandlish, Gail Micone, Ted Miles, Ted Miller, Terry Moody, Tom Moussette, David Nelson, John Nelson, Larry Nye, Betty Nygren, Andrea Overby, Karen Pitner, Patricia Quam, Michael Racow, Katharine Ranes, Judy Reilly, Denise Reine, Barbara Reymore, Lawrence Richey, J eff Russell, Sheryl Schrader, Marcella Siegal, Seth Sloan, Michael Smith, Stephanie Snook, Lyndel Staehli, Ralene Stetler, Marijo Stewart, Doug Stipek, Virginia Towne, Candace Tracy, Mark Tuller, Judy Urich, Robin Wahl, Lyle Watson, Diane Wilbur, David Wittenberg, Shirley ,QP .J mf-Y il NT 'l' - Kobe choir makes headlines in Seattle papers. The three days Ingraham borrowed the Kobe Choir will long be remembered. When the Kobe Choir first arrived, after a delay of three hours, they were greeted with a traditional Ingraharn welcome. It is one they will long remember. After each Kobe student had met his host, they left for their very first night in the United States. Soon the Japanese students became accustomed to the strange surroundings. The next three days were filled with sight- seeing trips and concerts. Ingraharrfs Choir gave a banquet in their honor after the students had spent a day at school visiting classes. In the exchange of customs, Ingraham students discovered that the Japanese not only knew how to twist but knew how to Charleston. The Choir was presented with mountaineer hats and made Honorary Mem- bers of the Ingraham Student Body. Yes, these moments will long be remembered but even now there are students planning a trip back to Japan to visit their fellow Ingraham Students. Something old, something ne .Z r il. 11 Hello with smiles and waves - Sayonara with tears. From the Space Needle- Not Mt. Fugi that's Mt. Rainierf ilfg , 'V liz 1' ' E Ingraham blues: The boys do the jumping, the Off to Fircrest-a familiar scene to the Girls' Service girls do the timing. 0I'ga11iZati0I1. mething borrowed, something blue ' 2400 students, Ingraham's biggest population jammed halls. I x is N N .1 x N Rs N X . . . :Qi U At Hx xg 'N Z gg 'xq T5 X w x X x ss Q N Q X in X f Ai R5 , Ni, xi, S R QNQ X y' we Y N W9 Q N Q3 Xb x X, xg Q J LY 33 f .T Ni 3 GN sz N N Xi . NN fx A Q9 2 M Q X mb X N, , gym Q 'N h, Xa 234 wg N Q T, if N , M X X s .NX M XS 'XC IQ: x X' N -Q 'Q .1 114 -.' Q I is Q' RY I ,, xx K3 .A L xxb . L 1 3 N Q X N X . '+ ,n '2fM7f?' 7 QW ' 7 , ef? 5,3716 0 fi- 217' i v ' an expression of ot r goals, hopes, nd achievementsi xx-s x ,Q s 'X Y x X . gggkxifi if EFFESEQW sg 255355 Esikwfili QYQL-.Q N E A 5 K, Hia iw Y Eseis fi LARRY POE MIKE PINGREY Preszclent Vzce-President CAROL FRIDEN Secretary September-Seniors cle rived of summer freedo P ELAINE AASE CAROLYN ABLLMAN BONNIE A ADAMSON LEE ALTMAN Vocational Choice: Acting DAVE APPLE Transferred from: Lewis and Clark High Spokane, Washington September, 1962 CATHY ANDERSON J ERI ANDERSON Ski Club 4 Pep Club 3 Interests: History Languages DOUG ARNOLD Varsity Football 4 Pep C ub 4 Sr. Class Rep. 4 Majors 4 SANDY ATKESON SHIRLEY ATKINSON DIANE ATKISSON RAY ATTERBURY VICKI AXTELL Concert Choir 3, 4 Cascade 4 Vocational Choices: Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Spades President 3, 4 Ensemble 2, 4 Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Nursing Bowling League 2, 4 Bowling League 2, 3 Inter-High 4 Band 2, 3, 4 Secretary Intermt: College Rep. 3 Pep Club 3, 4 Political Sci. Club 3, 4 Interest: I Mathematics H0l10r Society 2, 3, 4 Swinging High 3 Swimming PATTY BAEHM PAT BAILEY SALLY BAILEY PATTY BAIRD BONNIE BAKER Sf- P 170m C0-Ch- 4 HOHQI' S'-Wlefy 2 Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Drill Team 3, 4 SY' Clf-'SS RSP- 4 Glllvlef 3, 4 Concert Choir 3, 4 Sr. Class Rep. 4 Pep Club 4 JY- C1855 RSP- 3, L0Sf'F0Wld COHI- 4 Pep Club Spec. Ev. Ch. 4 Bowling League 4 Sr. Gift Com. 4 Advlsory Councll 4 Sr. Day C9m- 4 Music Man 4 Intra. Basketball 2 The Littlest Angel 4 Legislature 3 Sr. Publicity Com. 4 Legislature 4 Pep Club 2, 3 rsue studies, return to influence Ingy . . TOM BADER Music M an 4 Track 4 Transferred from: Seattle Prep. November, 1961 wx KATHY BALL Ski Club 3, 4 Pep Club 4 Slmshine Com. 4 Sr. Night Com. 4 Drill Team 2, 3 DICK BERESFORD Varsity Football 3, 4 Var. Basketball 2, 3, 4 Jr. Class Vice-Pres. 3 Majors 2, 3, 4 Mr. ISSO 4 NANCY BALL STEVE BARNARD Music Man 4 Key Club 3 Essence Poetry Ed. 4 Hunt-Fish. Club Co-Ch. 4 Concert Choir 3, 4 Hot Rod Show Com. 4 Girls Act Cascade Rep. 2 Vocational Choice: Handbook Com. 4 Army ALBERT BERG GLENN BIGGERSTAFF Vocational Choice: Special Sales Com. 3 Architectural Design Vocational Choices: Interests: Busines Executive Swimming Engineering Diving CHARLEN E BEALS Pep Club 2 Pep Club Poster Com. 2 Vocational Choice: Airline Stewardess JIM BISHOP Hot Rod Show Com. 3 Vocational Choice: Tech. Electronics Interest: Cars SHARON BEALS Traditions Com. 4 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Girl 's Activities 2, 4 Homecoming Com. 4 Legislature 2 JO BISOM Transferred from: Cheney High School Chenney, Washington September, 1962 RICHARD J. BENDER Var. Cross-Country3 4 Varsity Track 3, 4 Majors 3, 4 Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Intra. Basketball 3 MIKE BLISS Varsity Track 3, 4 Concert Choir 3, 4 Boy's Activities 4 Ski Club 4 ,4 JAMES BODEEN Cascade 4 Ski Club 2, 3 Boys' Activities 4 Intra. Football 3, 4 Intra. Basketball 3, 4 BARBARA BOLLINGER Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Music Man 4 Concert Choir 3, 4 Commencement Com. 4 Handbook Com. 3 BRUCE BORGHORST Transferred from: Garfield High School Seattle, Washington September, 1962 JAY BOLLINGER KARREN BOOTH RICHARD BORGFORD RON BORGFORD Intra. Basketball 2, 3 Soph. Class Rep. 2 Track 2, 3 Cross-Country 3, 4 Varsity Track 4 Pep Club 2 Cross-Country 3, 4 Track 2, 3. 4' Ski Club 3, 4 Ski Club 3, 4 Concert Choir 3 Concert Choir 3 Interest: P.T.A. Dance Com. 2 Hunting-Fishing Club 4 Cadet Choir 2 Skiing Girls' Act. Wk. Com. 3 BONNIE BOWER TIM BOWMAN DENNIS BOXRZ MICHAEL. BRAIN Pep Club 2, 3 Debate Club 3, 4 Vocational Choice: BOYS: Activities 4 P.T.A. Dance Com. 2 Vocational Choice: Botanist Traditions Com. 4 Ski Club 2 Business Interest: Ski Club 2, 3, 4 A.s.1. Publicity com. 3 skating Sports Pep Club 2. 3. 4 Senior Com. 4 Boys' Act. Pub. Com 4 Fall Highlights-Senior pictures, football succe JOHN BRANDON Legislature 4 Class Rep. 3, 4 Sr. Pin Com. 3 Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Sr. Assembly Com. 4 J ON BROUELETTE Glacier 4 Key Club 4 Ski Club 4 Interest: Skiing 118 KEITH BRANDT Varsity Track 4 Track 2 Boys' Activities 4 Ski Club 2 CAROLE BROWN Sr. Breakfast Com. 4 Pep Club 3 Bowling League 2 JAN BRENNAN Varsity Basketball 4 Basketball 2, 3 Intra. Football 2, 3 Interest: College JUDY BROWN Pep Club 2, 3,4 Ski Club 2, 3, 4 Elections Com. Ch. 4 Sr. Class Rep. 4 Jr. Breakfast Com. 3 SUE BRINDLE Concert Choir 3, 4 Madrigals 2 Sr. Breakfast Com Legislature 4 Pep Club 4 JUNE BROWN Jr. Class Rep. 3 Vocational Choice: Secretary .4 SHARLEEN BROCKWAY Concert Choir 3, 4 Jr. Class Rep. 3 Ski Club 2, 4 The Littlest Angel 2, 4 NEIL BROWNE Intra. Football 4 Vocational Choice: College Interest: Sports RANDY BROOKS Varsity Football 3, 4 Varsity Baseball 3, 4 Majors 3, 4 Intramurals 4 ALLEN BRUCE Concert Choir 3, 4 Madrigals 2, 3, 4 Cadet Choir 2 Inter. Relations Com 4 Legislature 2 BILL BRUNSDON ANNETTE BARBARA BUCHANAN ANNA BELLE CHARLES BURGY Ski Club 2, 3 BUCHANAN Pep Club 2, 3 BULLARD JETS Club 2 Cascade 4 Sr. Night Com. 4 Drill Team 2 Interests: Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Special Sales Com. 4 Cascade 3, 4 Skiing Team Tags Com. 4 P.T.A. Dance Com. 2, 3 Sr. Announce. Com. 4 Volleyball Ski Club 2, 3, 4 GAIL BYERS KARAN CAMPBELL MARYADELE PAT CAMPBELL CON N IE CANEDY Ski Club 2, 3, 4 Spades 4 CAMPBELL Concert Choir 3, 4 Music Man 4 Spades 4 Legislature 2 Legislature 4 Carillons 4 Concert Choir 3, 4 Commencement Com. 4 Pep Club 2 Sr. Class Rep. 4 Bowling League 3, 4 Sr. Cruise Com. 4 Friend-Orient. Com. 4 Vocational Choice: N.W. Hosp. Guild 2, 3, 4 Legislature 3 Ski Club 3 Christmas Dec. Com. 4 Business Ftball-Bsball Sec. 4 Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Homecoming Com. 4 'ndstorms, renowned 66Music Mani' . . . CAROL LEE BUXTON Cascade 4 Dad-Daughter Banquet 4 Mother-Daughter Tea 4 Standards Com. 4 Cross-Country Pub. 4 l VICKI CARLSON Concert Choir 4 Swim Team 4 Pep Club 3 Special Events Com. 4 DARWIN CHEVALIER Varsity Track 3, 4 Majors 3, 4 Boys' Act. Week Ch. 4 Christmas Dance Com. 4 Pep Club 3, 4 TIM CARPENTER Varsity Track 3, 4 Var. Cross-Country 3, 4 Majors 3, 4 Intra. Basketball 4 Ski Club 2, 3 JERRY CHICHETTI Transferred from: Roosevelt High School Seattle, Washington September, 1962 GERI CATON E BOBBI CHILDE A.S.I. Corres. Sec. 4 Executive Council 4 Ski Club Officer 3, 4 Pep Club 2, 3,4 Sr. Cruise Com. 4 DIANE CHAMBERS Friend-Orient. Com. 4 Sr. Gift Com. 4 Pep Club 2, 3 Vocational Choice: Interior Decorating JANET CHITWOOD Pep Club 3 Publicity Com. 3 Friend-Orient. Com. 4 Vocational Choice: Home Economics KEN CHARLES LESLIE CHASE Hot Rod Show Corn. 2 Cascade Art. Ed. 4 Vocational Choice: Sr. Night Com. 4 Law Enforcement A.S.I. Publicity Ch. 3 Interest: Jr. Dance Com. 3, 4 BOWIIUB Traditions Com. 3, 4 CARL CHRISTENSEN KRISTINE Key Club 2, 3, 4 CHRISTIANSEN Pep Band 2, 3, 4 Publicity Com. 3 Intra. Wght. Lifting 2, 3 Pep Club 2 Vocational Choice: Vocational Choices: Criminology Dentist BILL COFFER HELEN COLLINS GARY COLSON KAREN E. CONOVER Transferred from: Library Asst. 2, 3, 4 Band 2, 3, 4 Legislature 3 Mira Costa High Lunchroom Asst. 2, 3, 4 Vocational Choice: Constitution Com. 3 Manhattan Beach, Cal. Vocational Choices: Forestry Debate Club 3, 4 September, 1962 Air Force Sr. Announce. Com. 4 Librarian MIKE COOKE BARBARA COOPER CRAIG COOPERSTEIN Hunt-Fish. Club Pres. 2 Pep Club 2, 3 Soph. Class V.P. 2 Ski Club 4 Ski Club 2, 3 A.S.I. Vice-President 4 Interests: Legislature 4 Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Skiing Sr. Class Rep. 4 Sr. Pin Com. Ch. 3 Skin diving Commencement Com. 4 Exeuctive Cabinet 4 JERRY COOK Concert Choir 3, 4 Cadet Choir 2 P.E. Assistant 4 Vocational Choice: Electronics CHRISTY CORBIN Honor Society 2, 3 Homecoming Co-Ch. 2 Sr. Cruise Com. 4 Concert Choir 3, 4 Girls' Activities 2, 3, 4 NANCY COOK A.S.I. Secretary 4 Advisory Council 3, 4 Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Soph. Class Secretary 2 Seabeck Delegate 4 TREVOR CORBY Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Cross-Country 3 Varsity Track 4 Majors 4 Contemp-Students are enlightened and for ANITA CORDNER LYNNE CORYELL GARY COUCH BILL COX Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Library Asst. 3, 4 Football 2 Track 2, 4 Fencing Club 2, 3, 4 Vocational Choice: Boys' Activities 4 Intramurals Intra. Archery 3, 4 I.B.M. Work Sr. Prom Com. 4 Boys' Activities Com. 4 Vocational Choice: Intra. Basketball 4 Sociology Ski Club 3 LINDA CURRAN CHARLES H. CURTIS YOUVONDA DANCE CHARREE DASHN OW Ski Club 2, 3, 4 Band 4 Music Man 4 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Transferred from: The Littlest Angel 4 Sr. Cruise Com. 4 Queen Anne High Vocational Choice: Seattle, Washington Drama 120 September, 1962 ROSEMARY CRAIG Legislature 2 Concert Choir 3, 4 Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Honor Society Sec. 4 Sr. Breakfast Com. 4 BETSY DAVIDSON Harvey 3 Swinging High. 3 Broadway Bewitched 3 Girls' Ensemble 3 Music Man 4 MARY CULVERHOUSE Concert Choir 3, 4 Drill Team 2 Swinging High 3 Vocational Choice: Stenographer PHIL DAVIDSON Yell Leader Pep Club 2, 3 Swinging High 3 Ski Club 3, 4 Concert Choir 3, 4 BOB DAVIS JOANNE DAVIS NOMA Del-IART Ski Club 2, 3, 4 Soph. Day Com. 2 Songleader 4 Legislature 4 Team 'Table Com. 4 Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Handbook Com. 4 Pep Club 3, 4 Girls' Act. Cabinet 3, 4 Historian Com. 4 Pep Club Pub. Com. 4 Concert Choir 3, 4 Sr. Class Rep. 4 Class Rep. 2, 3, 4 PERRY DIAMANT DAVID DILLING RAYMOND 'DIXON Boys' Act. Wk. Com. 4 Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Varsity Tenms 2, 8, 4 Legislature 2, 3, 4 Inter-High 4 Sr. Prom Co-Ch. 4 Track 4 Sr. Cruise Co-Ch. 4 Legislature 4 Pol. Sci. Club V.P. 4 Majors 3, 4 Ski Club 2, 3, 4 Political Sci. Club 3, 4 DAVIS DEMING Stage Crew 2, 3, 4 Band 2, 3, 4 Soph. Salmon Bake 2 Vocational Choice: Forestry TIM DOBLER Transferred from: Gonzaga Prep. Spokane, Washington September, 1962 ROBIN GAIL DENNIS Vocational Choices: Secretary Office Assistant Bookkeeper YVONNE DONLEY Glacier 4 N.W. Hosp. Guild 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 2, 3 Drill Team 2, 3 P.T.A. Dance Com. 2 DENNIS DERICKSON Traffic Safety Com. 2, 3 Intra. Basketball 2, 4 Scoreboard Ch. 4 Intra. Football 4 inions as Cuba threatens, term papers loom . . . JULIE DONNELLY Songleader 4 Cascade 4 Honor Society 2, 8, 4 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Friend-Orient. Co-Ch. 3 JAN EASTERLY Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Girls' Act Pub Com Ch 4 Sr Announce Com Ch 4 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Legislature 3 JAY DOWLING CONNIE DOWNHAM Hunting-Fishing Club 2 Concert Choir 3, 4 Vocational Choice: Cross-Country Rec. 4 Building Swinging High 3 Honor Society 2, 3, Girls' Ensemble 2 SANDY EGGER ALICE ELDER Pep Club 2, 3 Cadet Choir 2, 3 Ski Club 2, 3 Vocational Choice: Jr. Class Rep. 3 Christmas Com. 4 Sr. Prom Com. 4 Business Educ. Interest: Youth For Christ DOLLEE DUNCAN Pep Club 2, 3 Vocational Choice: Business Admin. Interest: Art SUSAN ELDER Pep Club 3 Mother4Daughter Tea 3 N.W. Hosp. Guild 3 P.T.A. Dance Corn. 2 BILL DUN NING Vocational Choice: Engineering DAVE ELTON Bowling League 2, 3, 4 Intra. Volleyball 3 Intra. Basketball 4 Interest: Sports BRAD DYSON Pep Club 3 Sr. Prom Com, 4 Sr. Night Com. 4 Ski Club 2 KEN EMERSON Basketball Mgr. 2, 3 Band 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 4 Pep Band 2, 3, 4 Concert Choir 3 BARBARA ENLOE Honor Society 3, 4 Debate Club 4 Interests: Music History WANDA EPPS Drill Team 2 LYNDA ERICKSON Legislature 2, 4 Pep Club 3. 4 Christmas Com. Ch. 4 Soph. Class Rep. 2 ASI Act. Record. Com. 3 DAVE ERDMAN I-IICLEN M. ERDMAN BOB ERICKSON lnlra. Basketball 2. 4 Friend-Orient. Com, 3 Varsity Football 3. 4 Var. Football Mgr. 4 Vocational Choice: Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4 Inlra. Football 4 Social Worker Majors 2, 3, 4 Interest: Intramurals 3, 4 Bowling Sr. Class Rep. 4 LINDA ERNST Cascade 4 Standards Com. 4 Howling League 3 Interest: Retailing JEFF EVICRETT Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4 DAVID FA LCONER Football 3 Varsity Basketball 3, 4 Track 3, 4 Varsity Football 3, 4 Intra. Volleyball 2, 3, 4 Majors President 4 Intra. Basketball 4 DAVID ERICKSON Political Sci. Club 2 Vocational Choice: Business Interest: Photography DIANE FALCONER Pep Club 2 Christmas Dance Com. Jr. Breakfast Com. 3 2 Mother- Daughter Tea 4 Sr. Brunch Com. 4 Senior ight, December 11-College news f DOUG FALKENBERG LINDA FARRAR Varsity Golf 3, 4 Dad-Daughter Banquet 3 Majors 3, 4 Pep Club Sl, 4 Ski Club 2, 3 Mother-Daughter Tea 3 Sr. Cruise Com. 4 Sr. Announce. Com. 4 Pcp Club 3 Standards Com. 4 JOSEPH E. FIICLDING PAM FISHER Vocational Choice: Pep Club 2, 3 Forestry Management Ski Club 2 Interests: Sr. Prom Com. 4 Stamp Collecting Legislature 2 Fishing PAT FARRELL Intra. Volleyball 3, 4 Track 4 Ski Club 3 Sr. Class Rep. 4 PAT FIVES Transferred from: Grand Rapids High Grand Rapids, M ich. March, 1962 JEANINE FERBRACH15 Transferred from: East Anchorage High Anchorage, Alaska January, 1963 DONNA FLAIM Pep Club 2, 3 Legislature 3 Sr. Class Rep. 4 Mother-Daughter Tea 2, 3 Girls' Act. Pub. Com. 3 BILL FERRIS Boys' Act. Wk. Com. 4 Tennis 3 Intra. Volleyball 2 Interest: Sports DICK FOSS Vocational Choice: Engineering Interests: Cars Skiing BOB FISRRIS J.V. Baseball 2 Intra. Football 3 Intra. Basketball 3, 4 Boys' Act. Wk. Com. 4 Auto Patrol 2 ALLAN FOUCAULT Track 2, 4 Usher Spuad 3, 4 Lunchroom Asst. 3, 4 Vocational Choice: Biology J IM FOX Cross-Country 4 Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Legislature 4 Standards Com. 4 Pep Club 2, 3 LLOYD FRISK Traffic Safety Com. 3 Boys' Intramurals 3 Interest: Cars BURT FRALEY Pep Club Skit Com. 4 Broadway Bcwilclted 3 Sr, Assembly Com. 4 Boys' Activities 4 Times Yule Fund Com, 4 FRED FROST Vocational Choices: Law Enforcement Teaching Interest: Stamp Collecting WAYNE FRASIER DAVE FREEMAN MARILYN FREEMAN Var. Cross-Country 3, 4 Bowling League 3, 4 Ski Club President 4 Sr. Class Rep. 4 Commence. Com. Co-Ch. 4 Vocational Choice: Interest: Nursing Skiing JACK FROST MIKE FROST EDWARD GALLAHER Var. Cross-Country 4 Hunting-Fishing Ch. 4 Band 2, 3, 4 Track 3, 4 Boys' Act. Wk. Com. 4 Pep Band 3, 4 Football 2, 3 Publicity Com. 4 All City Band 3 Concert Choir 3, 4 Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Boys' Activities 4 Cross-Country 4 CAROL FRIDEN Sr. Class Secretary 4 Frederick Fashion Bd. 4 Sr. Prom Com. 4 Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Special Events Com. 3 JIM GARDNER Yell Leader 4 P.T.A. Dance Com. Ch. Music Man 4 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 arents and students, 'cWill ou make it?,' . . . 4 CHRIS GASPARD Vocational Choice: Musician Interests: Cars Jazz RON GAUDETTE Cl-IERYL GASS Pep Club 2, 3 Jr. Breakfast Com. 3 Legislature 2 Girls' Activities 2, 3 Broadway Bewitched 3 JOHN GE DDES , - is ii . Lg- l Vocational Choice: Boys' Activities Ch. 4 115- T I Machinist Sr. Assembly Ch. 4 ' ,gf f-3 , Interests: Ski Club President 3 'n tg . px Bowling Social Service Com. Ch. 3 Y 1 '. ' W F32-1 Hunting Seabeck Delegate 4 ,..1.' 1.' -A 'lt si , 7. , , 123 Yes, we re both headed for college. LARRY GENSON Vocational Choice: Business Admin. Interests: Foreign Language Business STEVE A. GERDE KELSEY GERRY PETE GERRY Concert Choir 3, 4 Concert Choir 3, 4 Soph. Class Pres. 2 Cross-Country 4 Music Man 4 Concert Choir 3, 4 Interest: Legislature 4 Music Man 4 Sports Sr. Breakfast Co-Ch. 4 Yell Leader 3 Team Tags Com. Co-Ch. 4 Track 3, 4 JOY GIBBS CAROL GILBERTS SHARON GILBERTS Concert Choir 3, 4 Cadet Choir 2 Bowling League 2, 3, 4 Mother-Daughter Tea 3 Bowling League 2, 3, 4 Vocational Choice: Dad-Daughter Banquet 3 Pep Club 2, 3 Law Basketroom Asst. 4 Vocational Choice: Interest: Lawyer Horseback riding GEORGIA GERTEIS GAIL GESSEL Team Tags Com. Co-Ch. 4 Drill Team 2 Legislature 3 Legislature 3 Pep Club 3, 4 Sr. Day Com. 4 N.W. Hosp. Guild 3, 4 Vocational Choice: Sr. Gift Com. 4 Business JEFF GIRVIN Vocational Choice: Architecture Interest: Boats TRENNA GLEASON Glacier Editor 4 Honor Society 2. 3, 4 Historian Com. 2, 3, 4 Sr. Night Com. 4 Ski Club 2, 4 Winter-Snow, perseverance, Grade Predictio CAROLYN GLINES J AN ICE GOETSCHIUS J GOFORTH GLEN GOODWIN Cross-Country Rec. 4 Cadet Choir 4 Tennis 3, 4- Ski Club 2, 3 Cross-Country Pub. 4 Lunchroom Asst. 4 Social Service Com. Ch. 4 Football 2 Vocational Choices: Sr. Cruise Com. 4 Ski Club 2, 3, 4 Intra. Basketball 4 Secreta Vocational Choice: Pep Club 4 p D I Airline gewardess Secretarial Work Football Statistltxon 4 MARY GORRELL WILLIAM GOSNELL PORTIA GOULD ART GOURLAY Pep Club 2, 4 Vocational Choice: Girls' Activities 2, 3, 4 Varsity Football 3, 4 Sr. Night Com. 4 Law Enforcement Interests: lnlra- Basketball 4 Friend-Orient. Com. Interests: Bowling Track 3 Standards Com. 4 Art Dancing Sports Cars 124 TOM GORDON Sr. Assembly Com. 4 Boys' Activities 3, 4 Intra. Football 3, 4 Sr. Cruise Com. 4 Hot Rod Show Com. STEVE GOWDY Spring Play 4 Yell Leader 4 Sr. Day Com. Ch. 4 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Bldg. Improve. Co-Ch. 4 PAT GORLICK Pep Club Co-Ch. 4 Harvey 3 Ski Club 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 legislature 2 BRIAN GRAY Bowling League 3 Orchestra 2, 3, 4 Vocational Choice: Forestry JEFF GRAY TERRY GREGG Concert Choir 3, 4 Madrigals 3, 4 Music Man 4 Hot Rod Show Com. 3, 4 Boys' Activities 4 JOHN GRAY MIKE GRAY MARCENNA GRAYSON ROBERT GREENE Cascade Vocational Choices: Pep Club 2, 3 Intra, Volleyball 2, 4 Bowling League 2, 3 Mortician Dad-Daughter Banquet 2 Vocational Choices: Vocational Choices: Railway Fireman Legislature 4 Cabinet-Making Education Ski Club 3, 4 Mech. Engineering Architecture Standards Com. 4 Civil Engineering HAL GREGORY JAN GREYELL LARRYN GRIFFITI-I BILL GRIFFITH Vocational Choice Why The Chimes Rang 3 Drill Team 2, 3 Varsity Track 4 Conservationist The Littlest Angel 4 Ski Club 3 Legislature 3 Drill Team 2, 3 The Littlest Angel 2 Ski Club 3, 4 Choir 3, 4 Interest: Teachers Asst. 3 Flying ests, College Boards, semester finals . . . DON GREENWAY Varsity Track 4 Boys' Activities 4 Ski Club 2, 3, 4 Intra. Football 3, 4 Concert Choir 3, 4 Girls' Ensemble 3, 4 Music Man 4 Vocational Choice: Music THOMAS K. HALL Var. Cross-Country 4 J .V. Track 3 For. Affiliations 2 CHERYL GRONSTEN JOHN GROSSO PATRICIA BARRI HAERTIG RON HAGEN JOY HAINES Intra. Football 2, 3 GROSVENOR Legislature 3 Varsity Golf 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 3 Varsity Track 4 Cascade 4 Publicity Com. Ch. 4 Majors 2, 3, 4 Ski Club 3 Key Club Sec. 4 Tennis Recorder 3, 4 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Vocational Choice: Why The Chimes Rang 3 Ski Club 2, 3, 4 Concert Choir 4 Ski Club 2, 3, 4 Business Soph. Class Rep. 2 Boys' Activities 4 Girls' Ensemble 3 Music Man 4 Sr. Prom Com. 4 JERRY HALLIGAN LAN CE HALVERSON STEVE HAMPTON JAMES HANNEM ALENE HANOLA Chief Justice 4 Track 2, 3 Varsity Track 3, 4 Usher Squad 2, 3, 4 Ski Club 2, 4 Seabeck Delegate 4 Interests: JETS Club 4 Pep Club Pub. Com. 3 Music Man 4 Skiing Music Man 4 Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Inter-High 4 Bowling Interest: Sr. Night Com. 4 Varsity Track 4 Majors 4 Student Council 4 Gymnastics Amateur Radio Commencement Com. 4 DUAN E HANSON LESTER HANSON Basketball Mgr. 3, 4 Cross-Country Mgr. 4 Majors 4 Band 2, 3, 4 Drum Major 4 DAVID HARRIS RITA HARDMAN Team Table Com. 3 Dec.-Publicity Com. 3 Pep Club Pub. Co-Ch. 4 Standards Com. Co-Ch. 4 Commencement Com. 4 SUSAN HART Band 2, 3, 4 Homecoming Com. Ch. 3,4 Orchestra 2, 3, 4 Traditions Com. Ch. 3, 4 Var. Basketball Mgr. 4 P.T.A. Dance Com. 2, 3, 4 Vocational Choice: ASI Publicity Com. 4 Teaching Sr. Class Rep. 4 MARSHA HARDY Ski Club 2. 3 Harvey 3 Sr. Day Assembly 4 Vocational Choice: Law School GARY HAYDEN Varsity Basketball 4 Sr. Cruise Com. 4 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Ski Club 3. 4 Sr. Prom Com. 4 STEVE HARMON BRYANNE HARRIS Transferred from: Spades 4 West Valley High Pep Club 4 Spokane, Washington Vocational Choice: February, 1962 Airline Stewardess PAM HEATH SANDIE HEINS Music Man Sdt. Dir. 4 Choir 2, 3, 4 Pep Club Assem. Ch. 4 Sr. Pin Com. 3 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Girls' Act. Wk. Com. 3 Semester Change-Academic loads lightene SALLY HELLING LINDA HERR Sr. Gift Com. 4 Songleader 4 Sunshine Com. 4 Pep Club Pub. Com. 4 Sr. Class Rep. 4 Christmas Dance Dec. 3 Ski Club 2, 3, 4 Legislature 2, 3 RICK HIRSCHBERG RALPH F. HITCHMAN Football 2 Varsity Basketball 4 Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Legislature 3 Vocational Choices: Jr. Class Rep. 3 Forestry Interest: Fishing Athletics 126 RICHARD A. HESSE Varsity Tennis 3, 4 Honor Society 3, 4 Sr. Class Rep. 4 Boys' Act. Wk. Co-Ch. 4 Majors 3, 4 LINDA LEE HOFER A.S.I. Historian 4 Swinging High 3 Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Concert Choir 3, 4 Handbook Com. 3 DARRELL HICKS Band 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 3 DON HOFLIN Yell Leader 4 Pep Club 2, 3 Ski Club 3 Legislature 4 Hot Rod Show Co-Ch. 4 DICK HILL Harvey 3 Swinging High 3 Music Man 4 Concert Choir 4 JOHN HOGLUND Honor Society 2 Intra. Football 4 Vocational Choice: College Engineering '-4. GLENNA HILL Lost-Found Com. 2 Legislature 3 Fencing Club 3 Dad-Daughter Banquet 4 Christmas Com. 4 CHARLENE HOLBROOK Pep Club 4 Friend-Orient. Com. 4 Sr. Gift Com. 4 Honor Society 2 BOB HOLE CAROLE HOLLAND Cascade 4 Dad-Daughter Banquet 3 Vocational Choices: Mother- Daughter Tea 3 Teaching Ski Club 2 Writing Standards Com. 4 Counseling Pep Club 3 AL HORN PEGGY HORNBECK Varsity Golf 4 Vocational Choice: Law Interest: Skiing Sunshine Com. 4 Mot her- Daughter Tea 2 P.T.A. Dance Com. 3 Pep Club 3, 4 Special Events Com. 4 RON HOLMS Basketball 2 Pep Club 3 Sr. Prom Com. 4 Interest: Skiing J AN ICE HORSEY Cascade 4 Orchestra 2, 3, 4 Out of the Frying Pan 2 Roomful of Roses 2 Honor Society 2, 3, 4 BOB HOLMSTROM DAVE HOOVER FRANK HOPF Basketball 2 Intra. Basketball 2, 4 Vocational Choice: J.V. Golf 3, 4 Key Club 2, 3 Navy Intra. Football 4 Intra. Basketball 4 Legislature 2 DONNA HOSKINS Pep Club 3 Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Girls' Act. Cabinet 4 Ski Club 2, 3, 4 VERDEAN HOWARD Transferred from: Roosevelt High School Seattle, Washington Mom-Dau. Tea Co-Ch. 4 September, 1962 Sr. Cruise Com. 4 or 50-mile skating excursions, kite fl in ? . . . Bring 'em on - we're ready! YS MARILYNN HOWISEY MARYLEE HUBBART Honor Societ 2, 3, 4 Jr. Break Pub. Co-Ch. 3 Girls' Act. Cabinet 4 Ski Club 2 Pep Club 3 SHERI HUNT Sunshine Com. 4 Pep Club 4 Drill Team 3 Vocational Choice: Beautician Music Man 4 Madrigals 3, 4 Swinging High 3 Concert Choir 3, 4 Choraleers 2 LORRIE HUPP Honor Society 2, 3. 4 Concert Choir 3, 4 Handbook Com. Ch. 4 Legislature 3 Pep Club 2. 3, 4 CAROL H SA U Jr. Break. Dec. Com. 3 Pep Club 3 Interests: Switchboard Work Home Management CAROLE J OHANSEN Glacier Assoc. Ed. 4 Class Historian 2, 3, 4 Girls' Act. Cabinet 4 Honor Society 2, 3, 4 N.W. Hosp. Guild 3, 4 CURT HUSO Intra. Football 3, 4 Intra. Basketball 2 Sr. Night Com. 4 BOB JOHNSON Baseball 2 ' m Boys Act. Wk. Co . 4 Cascade 4 JACK HUTCHIN SON RALPH IRWIN VICKI J AROMBEK Activity Photographer 2 Varsity Football 4 Cascade 4 Ski Club 3 Football 2, 3 Debate Club 2, 3, 4 Vocational Choice: Track 2, 3 Fencing Club 3, 4 Business Admin. Majors 4 Honor Society 2, 3 Concert Choir 3, 4 BONNIE JOHNSON JIM JOHNSON PEGGY JOHNSON Decoration Com. 4 Honor Society Pres. 4 Concert Choir 4 Vocational Choice: Student Council 4 Girls' Ensemble 3 Secretary Executive Cabinet 4 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Interest: Sr. Day Com. 4 Pep Club Pub. Com. 4 Dancing Cross-Country 3 Team Table Com. 4 Pre-spring Worries-Scrimp for Activitie TERRY JOHNSON Varsity Track 3, 4 Football 2, 3 Cross-Country 4 Interest: Skiing CAROL KALUHIOKALANI Drill Team 2 Auntie M ame 2 Vocational Choices: Business Education 128 AMY JONES Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Concert Choir 3, 4 Music Man 4 KATHY JONES Concert Choir 3, 4 Sr. Cruise Co-Ch. 4 Honor Society 2, 3 Ski Club 3 Class Day Com. 2, 3 ELAINE KAM PRATH MARY KANTN ER Ski Club 4 Pep Club 3, 4 Music Man 4 Lost-Found Com. 4 Sunshine Com. 4 Concert Choir 3, 4 Sr. Class Rep. 4 Dad-Daughter Banquet 4 GAB Com. 4 Friend-Orient. Com. 4 GARY J OSLIN Track 2, 3 Football 2 Vocational Choice: Race Car Driver PATRICIA KARSCHNEY Ftball-Bsball. Rec. 4 Concert Choir 3, 4 Girls' Ensemble 3, 4 Legislature 4 LARRY J USTESEN Interests: Skiing Hunting MIKE KELLER Transferred from: Olympus High School Salt Lake City, Utah January, 1962 ELIZABETH KALLGREN Pep Club 2, 4 Standards Com. 4 N.W. Hosp. Guild 2 KEITH KENRUD Vocational Choice: Machinest Interests: Fishing Boating DAVE KERR TIM KERR Hot Rod Show Com. ., Inter. Relations Com. 4 Vocational Choices: Transferred from: Mechanics Omak High School Drafting Omak, Washington Selling September, 1961 NANCY KNIGHT SUE KNISLEY Vocational Choice: Sr. Class Rep. 4 Beautician Jr. Class Rep. 3 Girls' Act. Dec. Com. 4 Standards Com. 3 KERRY KINSMAN Tennis 3 Vocational Choice: College Interest: Baseball SUSAN L. KOSKI Honor Society 2, 3, 4 sm? RAY KLOTH MARLENE KLUPER JANE Vocational Choice: Girls' Act. Cabinet 4 KN ICKERBOCKER Navy Pep Club, 2, 3 Pep Club 2 Interests: GAB Com. 4 Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Swimming Sr. Class Rep. 4 Vocational Choice: Waterskiing Home Economics SHERRAL KOTTSICK CAROL KRAMER Concert Choir 3, 4 Transferred from: Cascade 4 Sunshine Com. 4 Cariick J r-Sr High Dad-Dau. Banquet 3, 4 A,S.I. Publicity Com, 3 Pittsburgh, Penn. Girl-Boy Act. Wk. 3, 4 Ski Club 3 September, 1961 Sr. Night Com. 4 Standards Com. 4 Hm, if I walk home and don't eat lunch . . . DAVID KROEGER VAUGHAN A. KRUGER JOYCE LAEDER Varsity Football 4 Key Club 3, 4 Glacier 4 Basketball 2 Concert Choir 4 Bon Marche Fashion Bd 4 Intra. Basketball 3, 4 Intra Wght Lifting 2, 3 Special Sales Corn. 3 Major 4 Vocational Choice: Ski Club 2, 3 Honor Society 2, 3 Navy Standards Com. 4 MIKE LARSEN Ski Club 4 Intra. Football 2, 3 Intra. Vollegball 2 Vocational hoice: Military LARRY LAUKKONEN Vocational Choice: Naval Electronics Interests: Hunting Fishing KIRK LAWRENCE Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Swinging High 3 Concert Choir 3, 4 Asst. Choir Director 4 Choraleers 2 GARY LAMBIRTH Cross-Country 3 Track 3 Vocational Choices: Commercial Art Architect BECKY LAWYER Broadway Bewitched 3 Harvey 3 Orchestra 3, 4 Interest: Art DICK LANG Intra. Football 4 Intra. Basketball 4 Legislature 4 Sr. Cruise Com. 4 SUSAN LEAR Band 2, 3, 4 Pep Band 2, 3 Swinging High 3 All City Band 2, 3, JAN LARSEN Pep Club 4 Publicity Com. 4 Sr. Da Assembly Com 4 Speciaillivents Com. 4 STEVE LEARNED Basketball 2 Cadet Choir 2 Concert Choir 3 Legislature 3 DIANE LEE DON LEEVER PENNY LEIGHTON MARION LEISE Varsity Basketball 4 Majors 4 Homecoming Com. 4 Boys' Act. Wk. Com. 4 Hot Rod Show Com. 3, 4 LEANNE LOBDELL Drill Team 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 3 Drill Team Lieut. 4 The Littlest Angel 2 MIKE LOCKNANE WILLIAM LOEWEN Madrigals 3, 4 Usher Squad 2 D Concert Choir 3, 4 Vocational Choice: Swinging High 3 Engineer Music Man 4 Interest: Choraleers 2 Bowling LARRY LIN DER Interests: Boats Cars Drafting Woodworking BOB LOGAN Vocational Choice: Engineering Interest: Photography MARY LINDSEY Friend-Orient. Com. 4 Sunshine Com. 4 The Littlest Angel 4 KATHIE E. LONG Publicity Com. 4 Homecoming Com. 4 Ski Club 4 Drill Team 2 Pep Club 4 March Assembly-Skits hint for Prom invitation RICK LONG Bowling League 2, 8, 4 Intra, Basketball 3, 4 Honor Roll 3, 4 Interest: Sports CHUCK LUNDBERG Concert Choir 3, 4 Cadet Choir 2 Music Man 4 Swinging High 3 130 SUZANNE LONG Traditions Com. 4 Pep Club 4 Homecoming Com. 4 VICKI MACAULAY Transferred from: Queen Anne High Seattle, Washington September, 1962 GARY LOOMIS KEITH LORIMOR Bowling League 3 Hot Rod Show Com. 4 Interests: Vocational Choice: Guns Marine Corps Coins Interest: Forestry Cars PATRICIA MacCORMAC BRUCE MACDONALD Transferred from: Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Sealth High School Ski Club 2, 3, 4 Seattle, Washington Sr. Night Com. 4 September, 1962 Vocational Choice: Medicine STEVE LORIN G Band 2 Intra. Volleyball 3 Vocational Choice: Education MARILEE MACDONALD Swim Team 4 Spades 4 Special Events Com. 4 Sunshine Com. 4 EVETTE LOVE Standards Com. Ch. 4 Political Sci. Club 3, 4 Vocational Choice: Political Science PAM MALLETT Ski Club 2 Pep Club 2, 3 Commencement C n oz Sunshine Com. 4 Publicity Com. 3 RICHARD MARQUARDT Varsity Baseball 3 Concert Choir 3, 4 Sr. Cruise Com. 4 ooth Commencement, class enthuslasm . . KAZUE MATSUI JOHN MATTHEWS Honor Society 2 3 4 Varsity Football 4 Chess Club 4 Varsity Basketball 4 Legislature 4 Varsity Tennis 3, 4 Electxons Com 4 Majors 3, 4 Inter Relations Com 4 Sr. Prom Com. 4 TAMARA MATTHEWS BILL MCALLISTER Honor Society 3 4 Band 2, 3 Concert Choxr 4 Interests: ASI Speclal Sales Ch 4 Drums Polxt Sci Club Sec 4 Boats Swim Team 3 Water Skiing FRANK MCCALL KATHY McCARTI-IY Interests: Traiiic Safety Com. 2 Cars Standards Com. Ch. 3 Football Soph. Class Rep. 2 Basketball Ski Club 2, 3 Bowling BILL McDOWELL J .V. Baseball 2 Intramurals 4 BOB MCCLAIN Varsity Football 4 Majors 4 Track 3 BOB MCGAVIN Hunting-Fishing Club 3 Bowling League 2 Interests: Hunting Fishing ROBERT McCON N ELL JIM McCUSKER SUSAN MCDOUGALL Key Club 3, 4 Ski Club 2, 4 Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Glacier 4 Sr. Prom Com. 4 Concert Choir 3, 4 Ski Club 4 Sr. Cruise Com. 4 Sr. Prom Com. 4 Interests: Vocational Choice: Music Man 4 Cars Ford Motor Company Dad-Dau. Banquet 3 4 JIM McKENNA CAROL McKINSTRY TERRAN CE McLANE Hunt-Fishing Club 3, 4 Cascade 2, 3, 4 Vocational Choice: Bowling League 3 Essence Editor 3, 4 Armed Forces Intra. Football 2 Handbook Com. 4 Interests: Ski Club 4 Jr. Breakfast Com. 3 Cars Standards Com. 4 Skiing Health-Stud of heredity, clunky aardvark KEITH McLEAN PATRICK McMAI-ION MAY McMILLAN Track 3 Sr. Class Rep. 4 Auntie Mame 2 Vocational Choice: Traffic Safety Com. 3 Ski Club 2, 3, 4 Business Management Sr. Pin Com. 3 Publicity Com. Ch. 4 Interest: Track 2 Broadway Bewitched 3 Skiing Cross-Country 3 Pep Club 3, 4 PAT MELIN MARGARET MESSER DIANE MEYER Ski Club 3 Songleader 4 Spades 4 Drill Team 2 Sr. Prom. Com. 4 Library Asst. 4 Sr. Announce. 132 Corn. 4 Decorations Corn. 3 Ski Club 2, 3, 4 Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Sr. Prom Com. 4 WILLIAM MEEKER Football 2, 3 Hunting-Fishing Club 4 Intra. Basketball 2, 3 Intra. Football 4 Intra. Volleyball 3 STEVEN MEZICH Varsity Baseball 3, 4 Intra. Football 4 Majors 3, 4 Jr. Breakfast Com. Ch. 3 Basketball 2 LESLIE MIKE MELARY MEISENHOLDER Honor Soicety 2, 3, 4 Ski Club 4 Vocational Choice: Physical Science Publicity Com. 2 Vocational Choice: Home Economics JUDY MIKKO ROD MIKLOSI-I Pep Club 3 Usher Squad 4 Vocational Choice: Interest: Fashion Design Foreign Language JOHN MILCZEWSKI CAROL MILLER LEE A. MINEA BILL MITCHELL ROD MITCHELL Inter-High 4 Cadet Choir 2, 3 Out Of The Frying Pan 2 Var. Cross-Country 3, 4 Hot Rod Show Com. 4 Traffic Sfty. Council 4 Legislature 3 Chess Club 2, 3, 4 Traffic Safety Com. 3 Advisory Council 4 Vocational Choice: Broagiway Bewitched 3 Sr.. Cruise Com. 4 Executive Cabinet 4 Secretary Music Man 4 Ski Club 2 Student Council 4 The Littlest Angel 4 Baseball 2 JANE MONELL DENNIS GEORGE MONTOURE JIM MOODY GORDON MORAN Lost-Found Com. 2 MONTGOMERY Hot Rod Show Com. Ch. 4 Boys' Act. Wk. Com. 4 Band 2, 3 Spades 4 Transferred from: Boys' Act. Cabinet 4 Ski Club 3 Vocational Choice: Vocational Choice: Fort Vancouver High Legislature 3 Vocational Choice: Machinist Secretary Vancouver, Washington Intramurals 2, 3, 4 Mechanics Interest: September. 1962 Boys' Act. Wk. Com. 4 Cars DAVE MOHLMAN Var. Football Mgr. 3, 4 Var. Baseball Mgr. 3, 4 Majors 3, 4 Vocational Choice: Business Admin. st aidg preparation for marriage, long life . . . LINDA MORGAN Pep Club 3, 4 Friend-Orient. Com. 4 Team Tags Com. 4 Girls' Act. Pub. Com. 4 KEVIN MURPHY Intra. Football 2 Concert Choir 2, 3, 4 Intra. Basketball 2 Vocational Choice: Business JOHN MORRILL Intra. Football 4 Interests: Sports Cars RICK MYERS Jr. Class President 3 Yell Leader 4 Music Man 4 Swinging High 3 Intra. Basketball 2, 3, 4 DICK MORTENSEN CLYDE MOSLAN DER Var. Basketball 4 Band 2 Majors 4 Vocational Choice: Baseball 2 Commercial Art Intra. Football 4 Interest: Cars PATTY NAKAWATASE BILL NEISINGER Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Boys' Act. Cabinet 4 Songleader 4 Pep Club 2, 3 Concert Choir 3, 4 Hot Rod Show Com. 3, 4 Girls' Act. Cabinet 3 Bldg. Improve. Com. 4 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Intramurals 2, 3, 4 STAN MUENCH Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Var. Tennis 2 J.V. Tennis 3 Majors 3 ERIC NELSON Concert Choir 3, 4 Ski Club 2, 3, 4 Vocational Choice: Physics SUSAN MULLINS Pep Club 2, 3 For. Affiliations 3 Dad-Daughter Banquet 4 Vocational Choice: Secretary FRED NELSON Bowling League 2, 3 Vocational Choice: N umismatist JERRY NELSON Intra. Basketball 2, 4 Intra. Volleyball 3 Interests: Sports Weight Training -N JOHN NELSON KATHY NELSON LARRY S. NELSON TOM NELSON PAUL N ETZ Intra. Basketball 2, 4 N.W. Hosp. Guild 2 Hot Rod Show Com. 3 Interests: Stage Crew 2, 3, 4 Interest: Bowling League 2, 3, 4 Vocational Choice: Cycle Racing Vocational Choice: Water Skiing Spades 3, 4 Marine Biology Boat Racing Radio-T.V. Repair Interest: Interest: Interest: Jobs Daughters Scuba Diving Electronics LINDA NICHOLSON THERESA NIDA PAMELA NIELSEN SUSAN NIXON DIANA NOBLE Sunshine Com. 4 Legislature 2 Drill Team Capt. 4 Vocational Choice: Pep Club Pub. Com. 4 Sr. Gift Com. 4 Pep Club 2 Legislature 2, 3, 4 Airline Stewardess Girls' Act. Bulletin 4 Historian Com. 2, 3, 4 Swinging High. 3 N.W. Hosp. Guild 2, 3, 4 Interests: Girls' Act. Pub. Com. 4 Pep Club 2 Sr. Announce. Com. Ch. 4 Mom-Dau. Tea 2, 3, 4 Music Pep Club 4 Music Man 4 Sr. Gift Com. 4 Bowling Senior Day, May 1-Senior dress-up, BRUCE NOONAN Band 2 Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Tennis 3, 4 Ski Club 2, 3, 4 Yell Leader 4 RUTH NYLUND Basketball Recorder 4 Friend-Orient. Com. 4 Sunshine Com. 3, 4 Pep Club 3 Golf Recorder 4 134 ERIC NORBERG Band 2, 3, 4 Interests: Hunting Fishing Swimming LINDA OAKSFORD Transfererd from: Canby High School Canby, Oregon March, 1962 ELEANOR NORDSTROM Social Service Com Ch 4 Sr. Day Assembly Corn. 4 Pep Club 3, 4 NW Hosp. Guild Pres. 4 MIKE OAKSFORD Transferred from: Canby High School Canby, Oregon March, 1962 STEVE NORMAN Cascade 3, 4 Varsity Football 3 Intramurals 3 LARRY OGG Key Club 2, 3 Intra. Football 4 Commencement Com. 4 DOROTHY NOVAK Pep Club 3, 4 Vocational Choice: IBM Operator JOYCE OKERLUND Honor Society 3, 4 Commencement Com. 4 Historian Com. 2, 3, 4 Jr. Class Rep. 3 Pep Club 3, 4 GAYLE NOVICK Beat's Fashion Bd. 4 Ski Club 3, 4 Pep Club 3, 4 Girls' Act. Pub. Com. 4 Bulletin Board Com. 4 DEIRDRE OLDHAM Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Pep Club Secretary 4 Sr. Dail Com. 4 Specia Sales Com. 3 Honor Society 2, 3, 4 DENNIS OLSON Intra. Basketball 4 Intra. Volleyball 4 Vocational Choices: Accountant Engineering BARBARA PALMER Concert Choir 3, 4 Girls' Ensemble 3, 4 Honor Society 2, 3, 4 N.W. Hosp. Guild 2, 3, 4 Standards Corn. 4 'U' DENNIS J. OLSON LYNN OLSON Bowling League 4 Dad-Dau. Banquet Ch 4 Interests: Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Sports Sr. Gift Com. 4 Science Soph. Banquet Dec. Ch. 2 Pep Club 4 DANNY PALMER DOTTIE PARCHESKI Football 2, 3, 4 Concert Choir 3, 4 Track 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 2 Soph. Class Rep. 2 Legislature 2 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Honor Society 2, 3 Sr. Prom Com. 4 Christmas Dance Com. 2 xx ROBERT OMOTH Swim Team 3 Ski Club 4 Interests: Skiing Boats PAMELA PARKS Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Cadet Choir 2 Pep Club Com. Ch. 4 Soph. Class Rep. 2 Soph. Class Com. Ch. 2 DOUG OVERTURF Varsity Football 3, 4 Majors 4 Intra. Basketball 4 Legislature 3 Sr. Cruise Com. 4 TRUDI REA PAYN E Drill Team 2, 3 The Littlest Angel 4 Pep Club 2, 3 Lost-Found Com. 4 DENN Y PALMASON Varsity Football 4 Varsity Baseball 4 Transferred from: Ballard High School March, 1962 Fame, Will and Testament, recollections . . . z ji- ' 'V Ira, 1 WHA lt ag ' S , , ,gilt 1 ' .2 ,I , . r . I 0 fo I Virgil, ' , ' v 1 . 4 - 1 pages recall the activities and accomplishments of the Senior Class. PAT PECK Transferred from: Capuchino High School San Bruno, California September, 1962 JOE PEER Chess Club 3, 4 Library Asst. 4 DONNA PEDERSEN Honor Society 2 Office Asst. 3 Pep Club 4 Friend-Orient. Com. 4 ANNE PERRY P.T.A. Dance Com. 2, 3 Soph. Day Com. 2 Pep Club 2 135 DEE PERRY Concert Choir 3, 4 Cascade 4 Interests: Youth For Christ Drama MARTY PETERSEN BEVERLY PETERSON DAVE PETERSON J IM PHILLIPS Sr. Prom Com. 4 Cascade Co-Editor 4 Track 2, 3 Dad-Daughter Banquet 4 Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Varsity Football 3, 4 Legislature 4 Sr. Night Com. Ch. 4 Majors 4 P.T.A. Dance Com. 3 Legislature 4 Interest: Historian Com. 2 N.W. Hosp. Guild 3, 4 Sports LARRY POE MARILYN POLLOCK PAMELA L. PRESTON ANNE PRINGLE Sr. Class President 4 Vocational Choice: Harvey Student Dir. 3 Christmas Dec. Com. Varsity Track 2, 3, 4 Airline Stewardess Concert Choir 3 Team Tags Com. 3 Var. Cross-Country 3, 4 Interests: Swinging High 3 Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Majors 3, 4 Ice Skating Vocational Choice: Girls' Act. Cabinet 4 Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Music Playwright Sr. Prom Com. 4 MIKE PINGREY Sr. Class V.P. 4 Concert Choir 2, 3, 4 Choraleers 2 Ski Club 2. 3 Yell Leader 3 DALE PROFFI'I'I' Ski Club 2, 3, 4 Hunt-Fish. Club 2, 3 Intra. Volleyball 3, 4 Sr. Brunch Corn. 4 Fencing Club 2, 3 Senior Prom-Symbol of past dreams an ANN PROPER TERRIE PROSPEK Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 4 Ski Club 2, 3 Sr. Announce. Com. 4 Legislature 3 GAB Com. 4 Friend-Orient. Com. 4 Sr. Night Com. 4 CI-IERYL QUIN N CAROLYN QUIRIN G Legislature 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 2 Concert Choir 3, 4 Handbook Com. 4 Music Man 4 136 Transferred from: Shoreline High School Seattle, Washington September, 1962 MIKE R. PURDY Vocational Choice: Navy Interest: Cars KAREN RADER Pep Club 3 Broadway Bewitched 3 M usie Man 4 Vocational Choice: Education DAN PURNELL BARBARA QUESTAD KRISTI QUILLIN Varsity Tennis 2, 3, 4 Cascade Co-Editor 4 Sr. Breakfast Com. Ch. 4 Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Legislature 2 Drill Team 2 Majors 3, 4 Vocational Choice: Pep Club 4 Foreign Languages SUSAN RAMOS N.W. Hosp. Guild 3. 4 Pep Club Assem. Com. The Littlest Angel 4 Sr. Day Com. 4 Ski Club 3 JOHN RANDOLPH BIRGIT RASMUSSEN Vocational Choice: Clerical Work Interest: Skiing GORDON RATTRAY CAROL RAUTENBERG JANICE REED Vocational Choice: Pep Club 4 Forestry Ski Club 4 Interests: Cars Billiards J EAN N IE REIMAN SHARON REMUS Legislature 3 Lost-Found Com. 4 Pep Club 3 Vocational Choice: Friend-Orient. Com. 3 Teacher Team Tags Com. 4 Interest: Literature Concert Choir 3, 4 Carillons 4 Music Man 4 P.T.A. Roll Rep. 2 Ski Club 3 JIM RETTINGHOUSE Elections Com. Ch. 4 Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Sr. Class Rep. 4 Soph. Class Rep. 2 Soph. Day Com. Ch. 2 CAROLE REEVE Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Ski Club 3, 4 Skit Com. 3 Sr. Class Rep. 4 Sr. Prom Com. 4 GARY REYS Bogs' Activities 4 Pu licity Com. 4 Pep Club 2, 3 Vocational Choice: Business SHARON REEVES Standards Com. 4 Ski Club 2, 3, 4 Sr. Day Com. 4 Bowling League 2, 3, 4 Sunshine Com. 4 LARRY RIC HSTEIN Homecoming Com Co-Ch 4 Vocational Choice: Musician ligent pursuits, evening of pure bliss . . . MARSHA REHM Glacier 4 Sr. Night Corn. 4 Commencement Com. 4 Ski Club 2, 3, 4 Honor Society 2, 3, 4 N ANNETTE MIKE ROBINSON RICKENBACHER Ski Club 4 Drill Team 3 Vocational Choice: Vocational Choice: Medicine Ranching Interest: Skiing MARJAN ROMBOUT JAMES ROON EY Sunshine Com. 4 Legislature 3 Friend-Orient. Com. 4 Vocational Choice: Swim Team Capt. 3, 4 Law Drill Team 2 Interest: Ski Club 4 Skating PATH ROCKWOOD Office Amt. 4 Vocational Choice: Airline Stewardess Interest: Swimming GARY ROSS Transferred from: Lewis and Clark High Spokane, Washington September, 1961 PAT RODIN Transferred from: Bothell High School Bothell, Washington September, 1962 PE NNIE ROURKE P.T.A. Dance Com. Ch. 2 Ski Club 3, 4 Pep Clb. 2, 3, Pub. Ch. 4 Sr. Gift Com. Co-Ch. 4 JOHN ROGERS Concert Choir 3, 4 P.T.A. Dance Com. 2 Foreign Lang. Club 2 Hunting-Fishing Club 2 VICKI ROWE Sr. Class Rep. 4 Sr. Announce. Com. 4 Sr. Prom Com. 4 Sr. Cruise Com. 4 ROD ROMBAUER Concert Choir 8, 4 Transferred from: Shoreline High School Seattle, Washington January, 1961 PHIL ROYAL Times Yule Fund Com. 4 Essence 4 Vocational Choices: Writer Criminology KATHI RULAND Sr. Prom Com. 4 Team Tags Com. 4 Sr. Class Rep. 4 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Ski Club 2, 3, 4 ,f- APRIL RYAN Swim Team 4 Legislature 3, 4 Publicity Com. 4 Vocational Choice: Education GLENN SATERO Music Man Set Design 4 Vocational Choice: Commercial Art Interest: Art J ERALD SANDERS Football 2 Track 2, 3 Varsity Track 4 BONNIE SCHMIDT Lost-Found Com. 4 Mother-Daughter Tea 2 Choir 2, 4 Spades 3, 4 Pep Club 4 PENNY SANDHOFER 'Transferred from: Shoreline High School Seattle, Washington September, 1960 LAURIE SCHMI'TT Honor Society 2 Pep Club 3 Pep Club Pub. Com. 4 Pep Club Skit Com. 3 ELIZABETH SANT JULIE SARGENT Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Girls' Act. Cabinet 3, 4 Legislature 3 Concert Choir 3, 4 GAB Com. 4 Girls' Act. Wk. Ch. 4 Drill Team 2 Commencement Com. 4 Pep Club 3 Sr. Brunch Com. 4 DAVID SCHOLD JIM SCHULZ Usher Squad Capt. 4 Usher Squad 2, 3, 4 Fencing Club 2, 3, 4 Political Sci. Club 4 Bldg. Improve. Com. Senior Cruise-Brunch, suntans, seasicknes DAVE SCOUT Honor Society 3, 4 Ski Club 4 Vocational Choices: Engineering Business SANDRA SHAW Miss ISSO 4 Songleadcr 3 Honor Society 2. 3, Swinging High 3 ERNEST SCOTT Soph. Class Rep. 2 Hot Rod Show Com. 4 BOB SHEEN Ski Club 4 'Transferred from: 4 Roosevelt High School Seattle, Washington Christmas Dance Dec Ch 4 September, 1962 138 BRUCE SCRIMGEOUR Usher Squad 3 Track Mgr. 3. 4 Var, Football Mgr. 4 Basketball Mgr. 4 Bowling League 3 BOB SHELDEN Ski Club 2, 3 Band 2, 3 Hot Rod Show Com. 4 Vocational Choice: Engineering CAROL SEDILLE Spades 3, 4 Orchestra 2, 3, 4 Vocational Choice: Public Health Nursing BARBARA SHOBLAD Glacier 3, 4 Ski Club 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 2, 3 Christmas Dance Com. 4 Sr. Cruise Com. 4 PEGGY SHAVER Vocational Choice: Teaching Interests: Writing Traveling MARILYN SHORTT Girls' Act. Ch. 4 Executive Cabinet 4 Honor Society 2, 3. 4 Jr. Class Secretary 3 Seabeck Delegate 4 PEGGY T. SHAVER Intra. Volleyball 2, 3, 4 Friend-Orient. Com. 2 Standards Com. 4 Swim Team 4 Intra. Badminton 2, 3 JUDY SHOWALTER Honor Society 2 P.T.A. Dance Com. 3, 4 Pep Club 2, 3 Ski Club 2, 3 Concert Choir 3, 4 IIMERY SI-IROCK JULIE SIERER CATHY SIMMONS PEGGY SINGLETON RICHARD SITTNER Chnstmas Dance Ch 4 Drill Team 2 A S I Scrapbook Com 2 Vocational Choice: Sr Gift Com 4 Excelsior Club 3 4 Sk1 Club 2 3 Electronics HENRY L SKIDMORE PAT SKOGMAN STAN SLENN IN G BILL SMITH CAROLE SMITH Varslty Football 3 4 Sr Brunch Com 4 Why The Chimes Rang 3 Lunchroom Asst 2 4 Honor Society 3, 4 Varsity Track 3 4 Drill Team 2 Hot Rod Show Com 3 4 Interest Transferred from: Inter High 3 Interests Vocational Choice Cooklng Ballard High School Sr Prom Com 4 Skung Navy Seattle, Washington Majors 3 4 Swimming February, 1962 RON SKARBO Intra. Volleyball 3, 4 Band 2 Ski Club 4 nioritis, beginnin of summer astimes . . . I JOAN SMITH In terestsz Sports D rawing Art LOU ELLEN SMITH Legislature Alt. 2, 3, 4 Ticket Oflice 3, 4 Pep Club 3 Vocational Choice: Mathematics Teacher LAN DES SM ITH MIKE SMITH Vocational Choice: Air Force Mechanic Interest: Automobile Racing RON SNYDER Football 2, 3 Ski Club 2, 3 Sr. Brunch Com. 4 Interest: Skiing SCO'I'I' SOAMES CAROLYN A. SOFIE Varsity Basketball 4 Teacher's Asst. 4 Honor Society 2, 3, 4 The Littlest Angel 4 Intra. Basketball 3 Music Man 4 Majors 4 Jr. Class Rep. 3 Drill Team 2 MIKE SPANG CLYDE SPANGLER Track 3, 4 Intra. Football 4 Varsity Track 4 Vocational Choice: Cross-Country 4 Mechanics Intra. Badminton 2 Interest: JETS Club 3, 4 Sports J IM SOLEMSLIE JEAN SOUTHWARD KATHLEEN Vocational Choice: Office Asst. 4 SPAFFORD Business Admin. Cadet Choir 2 Cadet Choir 2 Interests: Interests: Teacher's Asst. 4 Boating Dancing Legislature 3 Water Skiing Ice Skating The Littlest Angel 2 TRACY SPICI-IER PAT SPURLING RICHARD STAHL Var. Football Mgr. 4 Drill Team 2 Usher Squad 4 Var, Basketball Mgr. 4 Traflic Safety Com. 2 Student Council 4 Varsity Track Mgr. 4 Jr. Class Rep. 3 Vocational Choices: Interest: Friend-Orient. Com. 4 Engineering Military Elections Com. 4 Drafting Commencement- Pomp and Circumstance TIM STAN DER KEN STANFORD JOYCE STANGER Inter-High 3 Pep Club Co-Ch. 4 Cascade 4 Traffic Sft. Com. Ch. 3 Ski Club 3, 4 . Legislature 4 Legislature 2, 3 Legislature 3, 4 Roomful ol Roses Dir. 2 Boys' Act. Historian 4 Trailic Safety Com. 3 Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Bldg. Imrove. Com. Ch. 4 Intra. Football 3, 4 Christmas Dance Com. 4 CLIFF STIMSON BEVERLY STOLZY LYNN STO'I'I'S Pep Club 4 Pep Club 2 Glacier 3, 4 Swim Team 4 Bulletin Bd. Com. 4 Ski Club 2, 3, 4 Honor Society 3 Special Events Com. 4 Elections Com. 2 Pep Club Pub. Com. 4 Sr. Announce. Com. 4 Commencement Com. 4 Intra. Football 4 140 Sr. Cruise Com. 4 BILL STEINER J.V. Football 3 J .V. Track 4 GAIL STRICKLAND Honor Society V.P. 4 Adviso Council 3 Political' Sci. Club 3, 4 Ski Club 2, 3, 4 Honor Society 2, 3, 4 SHERRY STEIN ER Publicity Com. 4 Pep Clu 2, 3, 4 Class Rep. 2, 3, 4 Senior Com. 4 Jr. Breakfast Com. 3 FAYE STROM Legislature 2 Pep Club 2, 3 Sr. Announce. Com. 4 LARRY STEWART Key Club 2, 3 Jr. Class Rep. 3 Legislature 4 Concert Choir 3 Cadet Choir 2 GRANT STROM Bowling League 2 Intra. Basketball 2 Vocational Choice: Dad-Daughter Banquet 3 Law Enforcement JOYCE D. STRONG Library Asst. 2. 3, 4 Excelsior Club Sec. 4 Teacher's Asst. 4 Vocational Choice: Nursing J IM SWAN SON Band 2, 3 Vocational Choice: Religion SANDY SUEME Songleader 4 Pep Club 3, 4 Team Tags Com. 4 Sr, Announce. Com. 4 Cascade 4 LARRY SWANSON Football 2 Pep Club 2 Intra. Basketball 3, 4 Intra. Baseball 3 Legislature 4 BILL SUNDQUIST GARY A. SWANSON GARY SWANSON Vocational Choice: Cross-Country 3, 4 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Business Track 3 Music Man 4 Interests: Vocational Choices: Sr. Brunch Com. 4 Sports College Intra. Sports 2, 4 Cars Business Admin. SHARON SWANSON J IM SWEET JAMES SYLVESTER Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Intra. Football 4 Varsity Football 4 Ski Club 2, 3, 4 Vocational Choice: Intra. Basketball 3, 4 Band 2, 3 Law Track 3, 4 Orchestra Pres. 4 Interest: Majors 4 Class Rep. 2, 3 Basketball Sr. Class Rep. 4 J AN ICE SWAN SON Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Concert Choir 3, 4 Girls' Act. Cabinet 3, 4 Sr. Prom Com. 4 Music Man 4 ars of parting, anticipation, high school climax . . KIM SYRE DONNA SYSTAD PETE TAFIL GORDON TAMBELLINI Concert Choir 3, 4 Advisory Council 4 Concert Choir 4 Intra. Basketball 3 Pep Club Skit Co-Ch. 4 Commence. Com. Co-Ch. 4 Vocational Choice: Vocational Choice: Out of the Frying Pan 2 Glacier 4 Law Engineering Harvey 3 Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Interest: Interest: Music Man 4 Ski Club 2, 3, 4 Sailing Sports TERRY LEE TAYLOR JERRY THACKER PRISCILLA THATCHER CHERI THOMAS Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Intra. Football 2 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 2 Basket Room Asst. 2, 3, 4 Vocational Choice: Ski Club 2, 3, 4 ASI Dec.-Bul. Bd. Com. 4 Intra. Manager 2 Law Enforcement Sr. Brunch Com. 4 Vocational Choice: Interest: Friend-Orient. Com. 4 Law Enforcement Boats Legislature 2 JIM T. 'TANNESEN Varsity Track 3, 4 Band 2, 3 Ski Club 3 Interest: Skiing GEORGE THOMAS Baseball 2, 3 Ski Club 3, 4 Boys' Act. Wk. Com. 4 Track 4 STEPHANIE TASOFF Sr. Day Com. Co-Ch. 4 Friend-Orient. Com. 4 Pep Club 2, 3,4 Bulletin Board Com. 3 Honor Roll 2, 3, 4 LARRY THOMAS Stage Manager 4 Traditions Com. 4 Asst. Stage Manager 3 Vocational Choice: TV Productions 1 J STEVE THOMAS JAYMA THOMPSON BILL THORP SUZIE TIDWELL KAREN TILBURY TOM TINDALL Varsity Football 4 Standards Com. 3 Varsity Golf 2, 3 Legislature 2 Girls' Act. Historian 4 Varsity Golf 2, 3, 4 Track 3, 4 Pep Club 2, 3 Concert Choir 3, 4 Jr. Class Rep. 3 Girls' State 3 Majors 3, 4 Intra. Basketball 3, 4 Jr. Break. Dec. Com. 3 Sr. Brunch Com. 4 Sr. Announce, Com. 4 Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Golf Inspir. Award 3 Majors 4 Lost-Found Com. 4 Swinging High 3 Pep Club 2, 4 Concert Choir 3, 4 Sr. Day Com. 4 Music Man 4 Ski Club 2, 3, 4 Ski Club 2, 3, 4 STEPHEN TISDEL KEN TITUS HAROLD TOFT DICK TOMASOVICH BOB TOMPKINS SKIP TORBERGSON Vocational Choices: Fencing Club 3 Intra. Football 4 Bowling League 4 Var. Cross-Country 4 Vocational Choice: Agriculture Bowling League 3 Pep Club 2 Intra. Basketball 3 Varsity Track 4 Medicine Fisheries Interests: Vocational Choice: Boys' Activities 4 Interests: Bowling Pro Football Majors 4 Music Golf Sr. Night Com. 4 Sports Future-Class of ,63 seeks experience offerei GAIL TRACY Cadet Choir 2, 3 Drill Team 2, 3 Lost-Found Com. 4 Vocational Choice: Secretary CRAIG TURI Ski Club 4 Vocational Choice: Engineering Interest: Sports LYNDA TRAVIS Transferred from: Ballard High School Seattle, Washington September, 1961 KAREN UZEE Bowling League 2, 3 Spades Vice-Pres. 3, 4 Vocational Choice: Cosmotology VICKI TREGONING Music M an 4 Concert Choir 4 Pep Club Skit Com. 4 Vocational Choice: Beautician BARBARA VAN ESS Pep Club 3, 4 Christmas Dec. Com. 4 Girls' Act. Dec. Com. 3 Ski Club 4 Oliice Asst. 3, 4 CHUCK TRIMBLE Tennis 3, 4 Majors 3, 4 Ski Club 2, 3 Football Asst. 4 KIRBY VICKERY Track 2, 3, 4 Intra. Wght. Lifting Band 2, 3 Key Club 3 PAUL TRUMBULL Vocational Choice: Fisheries Interests: Skin Diving Skiing J OETTA VINES Transferred from: Franklin High School Seattle, Washington September, 1962 -E? STEVE TSUKUNO A.S.I. President 4 Student Council 4 Executive Cabinet 4 Sr. Prom Com. 4 Honor Society 2, 3, 4 CONNIE VINTON Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Ski Club Treas. 3 Ski Club 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 2, 3 Elections Com. 2, 3 LAURELEE WAHL Band 2 Pep Band 2 Honor Society 2, 3, 4 DIANA WEINSTOCK Music Man 4 Roomful of Roses 2 Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Cascade Feature Ed. 4 Sr. Brunch Com. 4 LINDA WALKER HOWARD A. WALLACE DANNY WATSON BILL WEBER BETTY WEBER Spanish Club Sec. 2 Key Club 3, 4 Track 3 Pep Club 2 Com. Coordinator 4 Pep Club 3, 4 Intramurals 3, 4 Boys' Activities 4 Intra. Football 3, 4 A.S.I. Treasurer 3 Sr. Announce. Com. 4 Interests: Ski Club 2, 3, 4 Sr. Class Rep. 4 Executive Cabinet 3, 4 Pep Club Pub. Com. 4 Youth For Christ Intra. Basketball 2 Ski Club 2 Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Decorations Com. 2 Athletics Sr. Cruise Com. 4 DANA WELLER SHARON WELLER MARSHALL WELLS DON WEN GARD SHARON WESSEL Homecoming Com. 4 Drill Team 2 Jr. Class Rep. 3 Ski Club 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 4 Legislature 3 Pep Club 3, 4 Intra. Football 4 Sr. Cruise Com. 4 Ski Club 4 P.T.A. Dance Com. 4 Dad-Daughter Banquet 4 Vocational Choice: Homecoming Com. 4 Vocational Choice: Sr. Day Com. 4 Sr. Announce. Com. 4 College P.T.A. Dance Com. 2 Secretary Dad-Daughter Banquet 4 Sunshine Com. 4 Hot Rod Show Com. 3 our world: college, careers, carriages. . . . DAVE WEST RAY WEST JAN WESTERWELLER Concert Choir 3, 4 Boys' Act. Wk. Com. 4 Transferred from: Madrigals 3, 4 Interests: Queen Anne High Interest: Baseball Seattle, Washington Swimming Football September, 1962 Basketball SUSAN WHITE BRUCE WHITEHEAD LINDA WHITTAKER Drill Team 2 Chess Club 2, 3 Glacier 3, 4 Sr. Day Com. 4 Intra. Basketball 3 Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Sr. Class Rep. 4 Commencement Com. 4 Concert Choir 3, 4 Ski Club 2, 3, 4 C HARLENE WH ITE Ski Club 2 Vocational Choice: College CONNIE WHI'I'I'ING Advisory Council 2 Legislature 2 Soph. Class Rep. 2 Girls' Act. Cabinet 4 Commencement Com. 4 JEFF WHITE Football 2, 3 Track 3, 4 Intra. Basketball 3, 4 Vocational Choice: Business Admin. MARGARET WICK Ticket Office 4 Pep Club Pub. Com. 4 Sr. Class Rep. 4 Legislature 4 SHIRLEY WHITE Glacier 3, 4 Ski Club 2, 3 Pep Club 2, 3 Music Man Stu. Direct 4 The Littlest Angel 4 LANA WIEDER Legislature 2, 3 Ski Club 2 Sr. Class Rep. 4 Homecoming Com. 4 Sr. Announce, Com. 4 WANDA WILBER BILL WILMOT Bowling League 2, 3, 4 Vocational Choice: Bookkeeper Interest: Sports JOHN WILLIAMS Track 2, 3, 4 Cross-Country 3 Pep Club 4 Ski Club 3, 4 Hot Rod Show Com. 4 JAMES D. WILSON Orchestra 2 Debate Club 3 Ski Club 4 Vocational Choice: Minister TIM WILLIAMS Band 2, 3, 4 F.T.A. Club 2 Music Man 4 All City Band 2, 3 Spanish Club 2 MIKE WILSON Hot Rod Show Com Vocational Choice: Law Enforcement Interest: Cars VAUGHN WILLIAMS SHERRE WILLMAN JANET WILLSON Vocational Choice: Music Man 4 Jr. Breakfast Com. 3 Auto Body Rebuilder Auntie Mame 2 Fencing Club 3 Interest: Swinging High 3 Pep Club Pub. Com. 4 Cars Broadway Bewitched 3 Lost-Found Com. 4 Pep Club 2, 3 Pep Club 4 STEVE WILSON SUSAN WILSON BOB WISENBURG Varsity Football 3, 4 Pep Club 2 Music Man 4 Track 3, 4 The Littlest Angel 4 Boys' Act. Wk. Com. 4 Sr. Cruise Com. 4 Publicity Com. 4 Ski Club 4 P.T.A. Dance Com. 3 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Team Table Com. 3 Sr. Pin Com. 3 Christmas Dec. Com. 4 Interest: Swimming DENNIS WURGLER Pep Club 2 Boys' Act. Wk. Com. 4 Ski Club 3, 4 Interest: JEAN ANN WOGBERG GARY WOLDTVET ALAN WOLFLA Varsity Baseball Mgr. 3 Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Varsity Football Mgr. 3 Concert Choir 3, 4 Boys' Act. Wk. Com. 4 Ski Club 2, 3, 4 Interest: Soph. Class Rep. 2 Skiing JERRY WYANT CAROLE YOUNG Baseball 3 Cadet Choir 2 Transferred from: Vocational Choice: Sealth High School Dental Assistant Seattle, Washington October, 1961 Hunting 144 BOB WOLFSEN Key Club 2, 3, 4 Intramurals 2 Vocational Choice: Architecture WINNY YOUNG Friend-Orient. Com. 4 Cascade 4 Team Tags Com. 4 Sr. Gift Com. 4 Pep Club 4 MAUREEN WOOD Dad-Daughter Banquet 4 Publicity Com. 4 Homecoming Com. 4 Sunshine Com. 4 Sr. Announce. Com. 4 AL ZACHARY Varsity Football 3, 4 Varsity Track 4 Majors 3, 4 Legislature 2, 4 Hunt-Fish. Club 3, 4 MIKE WORTHINGTON Pep Club 4 Chess Club 4 Interests: Mathematics Reading PAUL ZENNAN Boys' Act. Com. Co-Ch. 4 Intramurals 2, 3 Boys' Act. Wk. Com. 4 Interest: Skiing Have grounded boatg will seniors cruise? If? i ' Achievement of a past goal, striving for the future A dream fulfilled, a treasure to keep J olm Geddes Gail Strickland Assembly Assembly The Senior Committee chair- men directed the activities of the Senior Class throughout the year. The committees have endeavored to make the year a successful one. Because of their hard work and de- termination these events will remain as outstanding mem- ories for our graduating seniors. Pennie Rourke Rick Myers Senior Gift Senior Gift Donna S stad Dave Freeman Ray Dixon Pat Baehm y Senior Prom Senior Prom Commencement Commencement Senior Activities climax successful years Senior Day Steve Gowdy Stephanie Tasoff i3ev Peterson Tim Stander Senior Day Senior Night Senior Night Dave Dilling Kathy Jones Carole Johansen Craig Cooperstein Jan Easterly Theresa Nida Senior Cruise Senior Cruise Historian Senior Pin A nnouncemen ts A nnouncemen ts 146 -eff Seniors strive toward college entrance Aase, Elaine Arnone, Patti Atkinson, Shirley Atterbury, Raymond Axtell, Vicki Bailey, Sally Baird, Patty Bender, Richard Bollinger, Barbara Buchanan, Annette Campbell, Patricia Cook, Nancy Cooperstein, Craig Corby, Trevor Cordner, Anita Craig, Rosemary DeHart, Noma Dilling, David Donnelly, Julie Downham, Connie Easterly, Janet Enloe, Barbara Farrar, Linda Fox, James Friden, Carol Gleason, Trenna Hanola, Alene Hesse, Richard Hill, Glenna Hirschberg, Richard Hofer, Linda Ho glund, John Horsey, Janice Hoskins, Donna Howisey, Marilyn Johansen, Carole Johnson, James Jones, Amy Jones, Kathleen Knickerbocker, Jane Koski, Susan Lawrence, Kirk Love, Ellene McDougall, Susan McDonald, Bruce Manson, Karen Matsui, Katsue Melary, Michael Muench, Stanley Nakawatase, Patty Nelson, Eric Noonan, Bruce Okerlund, Joyce Oldham, Deirdre Olson, Lynn Palmer, Barbara Peterson, Beverly Poe, Larry Pringle, Anne Proper, Arm Questad, Barbara Rehm, Marsha Sant, Elizabeth Scott, David Shaw, Kathy Shortt, Marilyn Singleton, Peggy Soames, Scott Stan ger, Joyce Strickland, Gail Swanson, Janice Swanson, Sharon Systad, Donna Tilbury, Karen Tsukuno, Steven Vinton, Constance Wahl, Lauralee Weber, Elizabeth Weinstock, Diana West, David Whittaker, Linda Wolfla, Alan Worthington, Duane ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The Deers Press Bayless Bindery S. K. Smith Company Boldman School Portraits Roger Thompson, student photographer The Office Staff INDEX Acknowledgements . . . 148 Administration . . 5 Advisory Council . 18 A.S.I. Committees . 20-21 A.S.I. Officers . . . 16 Awards .... 29 Bands . . . 38 Baseball . . 64-66 Basketball . . . 58-61 Boys' Activities . . 24-25 Cascade . . . 46-47 Choir ..... 40-41 Christmas Play . . 44 Clubs .... 30-31 Coimselors . 6 Cross Country . 62-63 Dedication . 4 Drill Team . 32 Faculty .... 7-12 Football .... 52-56 Girls' Activities . . 22-23 Glacier .... 48-49 Golf .... 70 Honor Society . 28 Inter-High . . . 19 Intramurals . . . 72-73 Junior Class . . . 97-110 Junior Class Honor Society . . . 111 Junior Class Officers 96 Legislature ...... 17 Majors ..... 33 Musical . . 43 Pep Club . . 36 School Life . . . . . 26-27 Senior Class . . . . .116-144 Senior Class Action . . . 145 Tennis ..... . 71 Z ZZ! 6M In ' ' ' Q' A . ,A, MZ? SQQZZWZM' A ,,,, Al'JI ', U TU J Zi, Xu ' I' W,, ' fb 5 9 4. 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