Ingraham High School - Glacier Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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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.

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