Ingraham High School - Glacier Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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... ,. '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

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l . E , PRINCIPAL Dedication The fourth year of Ingraham High School witnessed the first major administrative change in its brief history. At mid-term, Claude F. Turner, principal of our school, was transferred to the task of organizing another new high school. However, Ingra- ham will always remember Mr. Turner for the outstanding precedent he set for his position of authority. 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.

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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