Ingraham High School - Glacier Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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,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

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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

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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.