Ingraham High School - Glacier Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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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.

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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

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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