Ingraham High School - Glacier Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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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,

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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