Ingraham High School - Glacier Yearbook (Seattle, WA)
- Class of 1968
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G dl W is 1 ,Q w MAY? 1 f 2 311 , 5 V W' N112 Z Y 1 im PM Y 5 1 r 1 Q jg 1 'S W V 4 9 fx! , Q E ., 1 LQ L Q f ' if 3? 1 1 V' ? 1' 1 A fl V 1 ii 1 5 1 1 ' ig g W 1 131 1 1 1 1, Q 1 1, 3 -Utne- 1 5 5 ,g 4 Sh il, 'r if 4? 5111 z a 5 3 V2-3 ff 'Y ,Q W m f1 1 i A 4 f 1 ,,..4 PAUL ABDO Football 2 Track 4 BRAD EARL ADAMS NO REEN ALBRIGHT Metro 4 Cascade 4 Japanese Club 4 CAROL ANDERSON G.A. Vice Pres. 3,4 Concert Choir 3,4 Glissaders 3,4 Jr. Break, Comm. 3 ERIC ANDERSON Stage Crew 2 .I UDITH ANDERSON Council Sec. 2,3 Legislature 3 Ski Club 4 SH A RYN ARNHART G.A. Cabinet 3,4 Glissaders, 3,4 Pep Club 3,4 Elections Comm. 4 S H A R M A IN E ARNOLD Pep Club 4 Football Week 4 Powder-Pull' 3 SUSAN ARNOLD Honor Society 2,3,4 C arcade 4 Chamber Choir 3 Chamber Singers 4 Girls Chorus 4 KAREN ASP Spanish Club 2,3 Campus Life 2,3 Transferred From: Lincoln High School Seattle, Washington RO DN EY AY ERS Intramurals 2,3 Special Interests: Business Administration THOMAS AY ERS Swim Team 2,3,4 Sr. Cruise Comm. 4 Intramurals Z,3,4 Seniors lead Juniors and S ophomores to whzp MARY ANDERSON G.A. Rep. 4 Legislature 4 G.A. Week 3,4 Council Vice Pres. 4 PAT RIC IA ANDERSON Intramurals 3 Special Interests: Peace Corps P I E R R E ANDERSON Transferred From: Zama High School Zama, Tokyo SCOTT ANDREWS Concert Choir 3,4 Pep Club 4 Council Vice-Pres. 2,3 Madrigals 3,4 Yell Leader 4 S USAN ARCH IBAL D Glissaders 2,3 Football Week 3 Friend.-and Orient. Comm.2 G.A, Week 4 MARIE ARGAST Glacier 4 Sr. Class Sec. 4 Bon Marche Fash. Bd. 4 Legislature 4 Council Pres. 4 GLO RIA AYLESWO RTH Friend-Orient Comm. 2 Excelsior Club 3,4 GARY BABBONI Var. Football 3,4 Glacier 3,4 B.A, Cabinet 3,4 Majors 3,4 Legislature 2,3 BRIAN BACH Var. Baseball4 Honor Society 2,3 Majors 4 BRUCE BAKER A.S.l. Cabinet4 Sr. Prom Chrmn. 4 Trad.-Exch. Comm. 2,3,4 A.S.l. Dance Comm, 4 Glacier 3,4 ELLEN BAKKE G.A. Cabinet 3,4 Glissaders 4 .I EAN BALDWIN A.S.l. Publicity Chn'nn. 4 Glacier4 Pep Club 3 Elections Comm. 3 Honor Society Z,3,4 RICHARD BARNES ST EV E BAR RADALE Vikings 2,3,4 Jr. Classical League 3 Honor Society 4 Transferred From: Ballard High School MARK BARTH lntra. Football 3 lnt:ra. Baseball 3 Baseball 2 M A R G A R ET BARTLETT Girls Chorus 3 Transferred From: Holy Angels Seattle, Wash. RICHARD BEACH Intra. Football 3 Track 3 Intra. Track 3 LINDA BEAU MONT A.S.I. Publicity Chnnn. 2,3 Glissaders 3,4 Legislature 3 Honor Society 2,3,4 C uscude 4 Roosevelt and Hale in Activity C ard Sales. BONNIE BERG G.A. Cabinet 3,4 Sr, DayComm. 4 Elections Comm. 2,3 Jr. Ball Comm. 3 SHARON BERG 4 Intramurals-1 DONNA BERG ER Special Interests: Sewing Cooking L IN DA BERSON Council Sec. 4 Glissaders 4 Friend.-Orient. Comm. 4 DENNIS BLADES Var. Football 3,4 Var. Track 2,3,4 Majors 2,3,4 M A R G E RY BLASING Glissaders Pres. 4 Band 2,3,4 Swim Team 4 Dad-Daughter Banquet 4 RICHA RD BOSS Glacier 3,4 Var. Football 4 Japanese Club 3,4 Majors 4 DANNY BOURDON Council Pres. 4 Council Vioe Pres. 3 CounciISee. 2 DENNIS BOWMAN Var. Cross Country 2,3,4 Var. Track 2,3,4 Majors 2,3,4 B.A. Cabinet 3,4 ROBERT BOYD Var. Basketball 3,4 Var. Golf 2,3,4 P.T.S.A. Dance Comm. 3 Majors 3,4 Council Pres. 2 J EFF BOY ER Swim Team 3,4 Council Pres. 2,3 Tennis 3,4 Sales and Drives Comm. 2 Sr. Cruise Comm. 4 ROLF BRANDRUD Transferred From: Brumunddal Gymnas Bnimunddal, Norway MARILYN BLASI NG Honor Society 2,3,4 Orchestra 2,3,4 Pep Club 2 Glissaders 4 Elections Comm, 4 WILLIAM BOE Golf 2 Var. Golf 3,4 Majors 3,4 B RIAN BO ES E Intramurals 2,3 Sr. Cruise Comm. 4 GERRY BOLDMAN Glacier 3 MONICA BORGHO RST Football Week 3 RUSS BO RN EMAN Var. Track 3,4 Var. Football 4 BA. Cabinet 3,4 Jr. Class Pres. 3 Majors 3,4 BRUCE BREIWICK Intramurals 2,3,4 ADRIANE BROWN Council Sec. 2 Christmas Acl.Comm. 4 SkiCluh4 DEBBIE BROWN RONALD BROWN Tennis 4 Chess Club 2,3,4 Band 2,3,4 Intramurals 4 Golf4 GARY BUHOLM Intra. Football 3 Intra. Track 3,4 JI M BUNCH Var. Cross Country 3,4 Var. Track 4 Advisory Council 3,4 Band 2,3 Majors 3,4 DENNIS BURCH Swim Team 2,3,4 Tennis 3 Intramurals 2,3,4 ELLEN BURDICK G.A. Dance Comm. 2.3,4 Latin Club 2,14 Tracktimers 4 Pep Club Chrmn, 4 Minor Sports Comm. 4 C H RIS BU RKH EA D Pep Club 2.3.4 Dad-Daughter Banquet 4 Sr. Prom Comm. 4 S USAN BURKLAND , Honor Society 2,3,4 I Jr. Class Vice Pres. 3 I People-to-People Ambassador I Program 3 Glacier C o-Editor 4 W Council Act. Co-ordinalor 3 ROBERT BURNS Football 3 Intramurals 2,3,4 JULIE BUSTEED Sr. Cruise Comm. 4 Council Pres. 2,3,4 Christmas Ball Comm. 2 Legislature 3.4 i f All councils with 100376 Activity Card Sales, I , . l BARTON BUTCHART ChessClub MONTY BUTTL ER ELIZABETH CALLOW Honor Society2 ConoertChorale 3 Sr, DayComm. 4 Council Sec. 2,4 GL ENDA CA RL Glissaders 3,4 Honor Society 2,3,4 Spanish Club 2,3,4 Inter. Rel. Comm. 2,3,4 ConoertChoir 4 T R I ST AN CARLSON Var. Football Mgr. 3,4 Var. Basketball Mgr, 3,4 Baseball Mgr. 2,3 Track 4 Intramurals 2,3 JOANN CARPENTER GA. Cabinet 3,4 Glissaders4 Commencement Comm. 4 Jr. Break.Comm. 3 Sr. Day Comm. 4 honored with ice cream. LYNNE CASSADY ROBERT CATONE Intra. Football 2,3 Intra. Baseball 2,3 Intra. Basketball 2,3,4 Sr. Cruise Comm. 4 JOHN CHANDLER Var. Basketball Mgr. 4 Var. Football Mgr. 4 Var. Baseball Mgr, 3,4 Intramurals 2,3,4 M A U R E EN CHAPPEL Chamber Choir 3 Metro 3,4 Christmas Act. Comm. 2 Cadet Choir 2 SUSAN CHESLEY Sr. Class Vice Pres. 4 Concert Choir 4 Mom-Daughter Tea 3 Council Pres. 3 DONALD CH RISTENSEN Special Interests: Stamp Collecting 21 HAL COOK Soph. Class Pres. 2 Speaker of Assembly 3 A.S.I. Pres,4 Football 2,4 Basketball 2,3 SUZANNE CORBETT G.A. Cabinet 3,4 Sr. Day Chrmn. 4 Christmas Act. Comm. 4 Pep Club 3,4 Christmas BallComm. 3,4 SCOTT CORN ELIUS Var. Basketball 3,4 Football 2 Intramurals 2,3 JOHN COSGRAVE STEVE CROSBY Intramurals 2,3 Var, Track 3,4 Cross Country 4 R.C. CUNNINGHAM C A R L CH RISTIANSEN Football 3,4 Var. Track 3,4 Legislature 4 Football Week 4 RIC KY CLEMENS Intra. Football 2,3 Intra. Baseball 2 Band 2,3,4 Latin Club 3 SH ERRY CLIFTON Nurse's Asst. 3 Office Asst. 2 LYNN COAN Elections Comm. 3,4 Look Homeward A ngel-1 MA RY COFF ER Council Pres. Z Jr, Break. Comm. 3 Christmas Act. Comm, 2 Sunshine Comm. 2 Legislature 2 JEANNE COGO ALAN C URRY lntra. Football 2,3,4 Intra. Basketball 2,3 Intra, Baseball 2,3,4 VANA CYPH ERS GA. Cabinet 3,4 Sunshine Comm. Chrmn. 3,4 Christmas Act,Comm. 3,4 CouncilVioe Pres. 4 JOHN DAL KE Band 2,3 Yell Leader 4 Intramurals 3 Football Week 4 GA RY DA M MANN Glacier4 lntra. Football 3,4 Medea 3 The Mi.rer3 D A V I D DAN I ELSON ConmrtChoir 3,4 Yell Leader 4 Pep Club 4 ski Club 2.3,4 MICHAEL DARCH JAMES DAY Conoert Choir 3,4 Madrigals 4 Hootenanny Chrmn. 2 Red Cross Comm, 3 LYNN DEAHL Honor Society 2,3,4 Trad.-Exch. Comm. 4 Intramurals 2,3,4 Essenre 3 Legislature 3,4 F RAN K DEEDE Football 3 Intramurals 4 Special Interests: Mountain Climbing C H A R L ES DEMA RIS Special Interests: Snow Skiing PATRICIA DENEUI Band 2,3,4 G.A. Rep. 3,4 Sr. Cruise Comm. 4 All-City Track Team 2,3,4 Campus Life 2,3,4 LINDA DENNY Christmas Act. Comm. 2,3 Jr. Ball Comm. 3 Bulletin Bd. Comm. 3,4 Powder Puli' 2,3,4 22 BOB DICKERSON Intramurals 2,3,4 Honor Society 2 DEN ISE DO DD Chief Justice 3,4 Honor Society 2,3.4 Cascade 4 Tokyo Exch. 4 P.T.S.A. Danoe Comm. 3 LINA DONOGH UE A.S.I. Historian 3,4 Jr. Ball Comm. 3 Concert Choir 4 Sr. Prom Comm, 4 Cal.-Communications Chrmn 3,4 LOREN DOOLITTLE JOHN DOTY Intra. Football 2,3,4 Band 2,3 Council Pres. 3 Orchestra 4 SALLY DOUGLAS Conoert Choir 4 Transferred From: Northport High School East Northport, New York I ngraham girls proudly wear C AT H Y DOWNHAM Concert Choir 4 Dad-Daughter Banquet 4 Concert Chorale 3 Metro 4 DIANNE DREW Special Interests: Horseback Riding Skiing Transferred From: Anchorage, Alaska ED DSCHAAK Transferred From: Mead, Wash. MA RILYN DU FF Honor Society 2,3,4 Glacier C o Editor 4 Glissaders 2,3,4 Legislature 3 Student-Fac. Rel. Comm. Chrmn. 4 .IEANNA DULL Glissaders 3,4 F,T,A. 3,4 Spanish Club 3,4 Honor Society 2,3,4 Kobe Affiliation Project4 ST E PH EN DURHAM Debate 2,3,4 Intra. Football 2,3,4 Swim Team 4 Intra. Basketball 2,3,4 MICHAEL EC KL UND Curse You Jack Dalton 3 Tennis Z JA M ES EDEN Chess Club 2,3,4 Tennis 3 R IC H A R D EDMONSON Cross Country 2 Track 2,3,4 S T E PH A N I E ELDRINGHOFF Glissaders 3,4 Honor Society 3,4 Minor Sports Comm. 3 A.S.I. Orient. Comm. 4 RONALD ENGLISH Honor Society 2,3,4 Orchestra 2,3,4 All-Northwest Orch. 4 Intramurals 2,3,4 Nat'l Merit Semi-Finalist4 TIM ENQUIST Honor Society 2,3 B.A. Cabinet 3,4 Glacier 3,4 Var. Track 2,3,4 Majors 2,3.4 Homecoming mums. I l EDDIE ESTELL GLENN IS EVANS Glacier 4 Glissaders 3,4 Glissaders Sec, 4 Legislature 4 JANET EVANS Medea 3 Skit Comm, 3,4 Look Homeward Angel 4 P.T.S.A. Dance Comm. 2 BETSIE EWING G.A.B. 2 Football Week 3,4 G.A. Dance Comm. 4 LINDA FARR G.A.B. 3 G.A. Dance Comm. 3 Office Asst. 4 Program Comm. 3 KATH Y FA UL KN ER Footballweek Publicity Chrmn. 3 Powder Pull' 3,4 Sr. Cruise Comm. 4 EDWARD FOSS RICK FRANCISCO Var. Basketball 3,4 Var, Golf 3 Inlra. Football 2,3 COLLEEN FRANCL Football Week 3,4 Sr. Cruise Comm. 4 Sr. Prom Comm. 4 DONN FRANKLIN Cascade C o-Ed. 4 Honor Society 2,3,4 Track 3,4 Cross Country 3 Senate 4 S UE FREDERIC KSON Transferred From: Ballard High School Seattle, Wash. REATI-IA FRENCH Special Interests: Horses Art C H A R L E EN FERGUSON Sr. Prom Comm. 4 Sr. Cruise Comm. 4 Sr. Day Comm. 4 Football Week 3 Metro 2 LIZ FILARCA Big Sister Tea 3 Christmas Act. Comm. 3 P.T.S.A. Dance Comm. 3 LINDA FISCHER Band 2,3,4 Intramurals 2,3,4 Oilioe Asst. 2 C H A R E E FLA DLAND Council Pres. 2,3 Songleader 4 Glissaders 3,4 Glacier 4 Concert Choir 3,4 KAREN FORS MAN Cascade 4 Pep Band 2,3,4 Orchestra 3,4 Sr. CmiseComm. 4 Honor Society 2,3,4 JERRY FORTUNE Council Vice Pres. 4 Intramurals 2,3,4 BARRY FRIC KS Intramurals 2,3,4 SUSAN FRIDELL Elections Comm. 4 Council Pres. 2 Sunshine Comm. 2 Mom-Daughter Tea 3 Football-Week Comm. 3 BO B GA DDY Conoert Choir 3,4 Look Homeward Angel 4 Glacier 4 Council Pres. 2,3,4 All-City Choir 3,4 B R UC E GAL E F.T.A. Pres. 4 SUZI GAMET Acapellos 2,3 PepClub 2,3 Debate 3 Girls League 3 BRIAN GARDNER Intra. Football 2,3 Baseball 2 Ski Club 2,3,4 Intra. Basketball 2,3,4 Council Pres. 3 JUDITH GIBSON Elections Comm. 2,3,4 Metro Comm. 2,3 Legislature 3 Pub. Rel.Comm. 4 GAYE GILBERT G.A.B. 2,3 Mom-Daughter Teal Pep Club2 G.A. Dance Comm. 4 Bulletin Board Comm. 3 ROXINE GILBERT Transferred From: Glacier High School KATHLEEN GILBERTSON A.S.I. Publicity Comm. 2 Metro 3,4 Legislature 4 Friend.-Orient. Comm. GARY GILMORE Var. Football 3,4 Var. Baseball 2,3,4 Majors 3,4 GERRIE GODDARD B.A. Cabinet 4 Track 2.3 Ski Club 2,3,4 Sr. Cruise Comm. 4 .I I M GREGG Cadet Choir 2 Concert Choir 3,4 Chamber Singers 4 Intra. Basketball 3,4 lntra. Football 3,4 DAVID GRIFFITHS Stage Crew 2,3,4 Intra. Football 2.3 GWEN GRIM Honor Society 2,3,4 Glissaders Vice Pres. 4 Cascadewl Jr. BallCo-Chrmn. 3 G.A. Cabinet 2,3. CI-I RIS GRONVOLD Council Pres. 4 Christmas Acl.Comm. 3 Legislature 2,3 G.A. Dance Comm. 4 Trad.-Exch. Comm. KRISTINE HAGEN THEON HALBAKKEN Football Week 4 Girls Chorus 2,3,4 Sr. DayComm. 4 Sr. Cruise Comm. 4 24 ARNE GOEDEC KE Glarierj Council Pres. 2.3 Intramurals 2,3 Sr. Cruise Comm. 4 LOUIS GOSLEE Usher Squad 4. DAN GRANSTROM Sr. Cruise Comm. 4 Jr. BallComm. 3 Intramurals 2,3 KRISTINE GRAUBERGER Council Pres. 2 Legislature 2 CHRISTINE GREELEY Christmas Act. Comm. 2,3 Council Sec. 4 G.A. Cabinet4 Bon Marche Fashion Bd. 4 Sr. GiftChrmn. 4 C I-I ERYL G REGG Dad-Daughter Banquet 2 Cadet Choir 2 Concert Chorale 3 Concert Choir 4 Seniors rule in the Activity Center ALICE HALL Programs Comm. 4 Conc'f:rtChoir4 Honor Society 2,3,4 ChamberChoir 3 KAREN HALSEY G.A.B. 3,4 Metro Comm. 4 Mom-Daughter Tea 3 GREGORY HALVERSON Intra. Football 2 Intra. Basketball 2 Track 2 Wrestling 2 JEFF HAMMERLUND Honor Society 2,3,4 Tennis 3 Chamber Singers4 ChamherChoir4 RO B E RT H A M RY Orchestra Z.3,4 Swim Team 3,4 PHYLLIS HANEN Honor Society Z,3,4 Council Pres. 2,J,4 G.A.B. 2 MARK HANFT B.A. Cabinet 3 Council Pres. 4 lntra. Basketball 3,4 JILL HANNA Songleader4 Legislature 3 G.A. DanceComm.4 Christmas Act. Comm. 3 Honor Society 2. EDMUND HANOLA Intramurals 2,3 Council Pres. 3 CAROL HANSEN ConoertChoir 3 Pep Club4 Dad-Daughter Banquet4 Latin Club 23,4 Sunshine Comm, 2,3. GA RY HANSEN Var, Football 3,4 Majors 3,4 LAURIE HANSEN G.A. Cabinet 4 Transterred From: Franklin High School Seattle, Washington N O R M AN HANS EN Football 2 Var. Football 3,4 Choir 2,3 Track 4 Majors 3,4 KAREN HANSETH Glissaders 2 Inter-High Executive 3,4 Songleader 3 Glacier 4 Nord-Best Fashion Bd. 4 SUSAN HANSON G.A. Pres. 3,4 Inter-High Rep. 2,3 G.A. Cabinet 2,3,4 V IC KI H ANSON Art Club 3 Intramurals 2,3,4 Transferred From: Shoreline High School Seattle, Wash. JIM HARBER Var.Track 2,3,4 Band 2 Orchestra 3,4 Cross Country4 A RTH U R HARDING Cascade 4 Honor Society 2,3,4 Parliamentarian 4 Concert Choir 3 Cadet Choir 2 JILL HARKO FF G.A.B. 2,3,4 Jr. Break. Comm. 3 Mom-Daughter Tea 3 SHARYN HARRIS Concert Choir 4 Concert Chorale 3 Girls Chorus 3 Sunshine Comm. 3 SCOTT HARRISON DAN I E L HATHAWAY Cross Country 3,4 Track 3,4 Jr. Ball Comm. 3 KEN HAUGE Intra. Football 3 Intra. Basketball 3 Intra. Baseball 2.3 M A RT H A HEDMAN Glacier4 Honor Society 2,3,4 Glissaders 2,3,4 Council Pres. 4 l 26 S UE HIGGINS Transferred From: Edmonds High School Edmonds. Wash. SUSAN HILLS Glissaders 2,3,4 Honor Society 2,3,4 C arcade 4 Comxrt Chorale 3 Baccalaureate 4 S H ERRY H ILS IN G ER Glissaders 3,4 Spades 2 Choir 2 Art Club 3 KURT HITCH MAN Loak Homeward A ngel 4 The Mixer 3 High Cockalomm 2 Swim Team 3,4 JA N ET HJ ERTQ UIST Sr. Cruise Comm, 4 ST EPH EN HLASTALA Var. Basketball 3,4 Var. Tennis 4 Honor Society 2,3,4 Sr. Cruise Comm. 4 Majors 3,4 FRANC IN E H EM PH ILL Concert Choir 3,4 Lonk H am eward A ngel 4 The Mixer 3 All-City Choir 4 R IC H A R D H EN D RIC KSON Intra. Baseball 2.3.4 lntra Football 2,3,4 Intra. Basketball 3,4 RO B E RT H EN DRIC KSON Intramurals 3 Glacier4 Library Asst. 2,3 KAREN HENDRICHS TONY H ENS EL Baseball 2 Intra. Baseball 3,4 Intra. Basketball 2,3,4 Council Treasurer 2 Intra. Football 2,3,4 JOHN H ERZOG Swim Team 2,3,4 Honor Society 2,3 L. A. G. works LINDA HOAR A.S,I. Comm. Co-ordinator 3, 4 Inter-High Executive 2.3 Soph. Day Chrmn. 2 Elections Chrmn. 2,3 CommenoementComm. 4 NORMAN HODGES Intramurals 3 WARREN HODGES Intramurals 2,3 KEN HOHEIM lntra. Football 2,3 Intra. Basketball 2 Intra. Baseball 2,3,4 ALAN HOLCOMBE Majors 3,4 Var, Football 3,4 Track Z,3,4 Roosevelt Exch. 3,4 JANET HOLEN Band 4 Transferred From: Alaska Seniors d0n'l. ...A JOHN HOLMES Var. Cross Country 3,4 Var. Track 2,3,4 Majors 2,3,4 B.A. Cabinet 3,4 Sr. Day Chrmn. 4 ROBERT HOLMES Council Pres. 2 Swim Team 2,3 Track 3,4 KAREN HOLT Honor Society 2,3,4 Concert Choir 4 Glacier 4 Sr. Prom Co-Chrmn, Fredericks Fashion Bd. 4 LINDA HOLT G.A.B. 3,4 Metro 4 Trad.-Exch. Comm. 4 Mom-Daughter Tea 3 DARRYL HOOPER Intramurals 4 Transferred From: Ballard High School Seattle, Wash. JANET HOPKINS Pep Club Pres. 4 Pep Club Chrmn. 3 Honor Society 2 Legislature 2,3 Cascade 4 27 KEN HURLBURT Swim Team 2 Football 3 Council Vioe Pres. 3 N EA L INGERBRIGTSON Band 2,3,4 Stage Band 2,3 Pep Club Chrmn. 4 Cascade 4 Christmas Act. Comm. 4 STEVE INGRAM Var. CrossCountry4 Var. Track 4 Commencement Comm. 3,4 Ski Club 2,3,4 Christmas Act. Comm, 4 CONSUELO IRACHETA JANIC E I RBY Chamber Choir 3 Concert Choir 3,4 ROSS J ACOBSON Honor Society 2,3,4 Var, Football 3,4 Sr, Cruise Chrmn. 4 Soph Class Vice-Pres. 2 Majors 3.4 DO UG HO RTON Intramurals 2,3,4 Council Vice Pres. 4 Cascade 4 BILL HOUGHTON Var, Football 3,4 Var. Track 2,3,4 Council Vioe Pres. 4 Va.r. Football Inspiration 4 BURT HOVANDER Track Z Var. Track 3,4 Band 2,3 Honor Society Z,3,4 Spanish Club 3,4 DIANA HOWISEY Orchestra 2,3,4 PETE HUMBER Var. Football 2,3,4 Var, Track 2,3,4 BA. Cabinet 3,4 ConoertChoir 3 TOM HUNNEWELL Var. Football 3,4 Intramurals 3 P.T.S.A. DanoeComm, 2 Majors 4 LAEL JACOBSEN SUZANNE JAMES Glissaders 4 Cascade 4 Essence 4 Art Club Pres, 3 Jr. Class Sec. 3 S H A RON J ENN INGS Team Tags 4 Sr. Cruise 4 Team Table Comm. 4 Football Week 4 J UI. IANN E JENSEN Pep Club 3,4 Swim Team 2,3,4 GA. Rep4 SkitComm. 3,4 Powder PulT 3,4 MELANIE JENSEN Songleader 4 Jr. Ball CovChrmn. 3 Sr.CruiseComm. 4 G.A. Dance Comm. 4 Honor Society 2,3,4 S H E R M AN J ENS EN Band 4 Transferred From: Utah SALLY JOHNSON High C ocknlorum 2 Mrs. McThing 2 C hrislmas A round :he World 2 Concert Chorale 3 STACEY JOHNSON Orchestra 2,3,4 Dad-Daughter Banquet 4 W IL L I A M JOHNSON High C ockalomm 2 Mrs. McThing 2 Medea 3 The Mixer 3 Look Homeward A nge! 4 K R IST I N A JOHNSTON Bulletin Bd. 4 Sr. Cruise 4 Sr. Prom. 4 Commencement Comm, 4 BARBARA JONES Honor Society 2 Var. Powder PuI1'4 DIANE JON ES Football Week 4 G.A. Dance Comm.'4 Mom-Daughter Tea 2 Var, Powder Puh'4 Open councils allow students free counciling LAURI JERRETT Sr. Prom Comm. 4 Sr. Cruise Comm. 4 LINDA JOHNSEN Track timers 2,3,4 Girls Chorus 3 Powder Pull' 3,4 Art Club 3 Sr. Cruise Comm. 4 BONITA JOHNSON G.A.B. 3,4 Latin CIub4 ElectionsComm. 3,4 Metro4 JILL JOHNSON A.S.l. Danoe Comm. 2 Medea! PepClubChrmn. 4 Var. Powder Pull' JUDITH JOHNSON Sports Banquet 2 Orchestra 2,3,4 Sr, Prom Comm. 4 LYNN JOHNSON G.A. Cabinet 3,4 Jay Jacobs Fashion Bd. 4 Glissadcrs 4 Jr. Ball Comm. 3 Council Pres. 4 28 CHARLIE JORDAN Var. Foothall4 Majors4 DAVID JORDAN Intramurals 2,3,4 Usher Squad 3 PATRICK KALK DON KALIO Intra. Football 2,3,4 Intra. Basketball 2,3 CLAUDIA KANE Transferred From: Scottsdale High School Scottsdale, Arizona B A R B A RA KASTNER Look H omeward A ngel 4 The Miser3 Skit Comm. 3 Penney's Fashion Bd. 4 C urse You Jack Dalton 3 C H RIS T IN E KEEN EY Cascade Co-Edilor 4 Baccalaureate Chrm n. 4 Concert Choir 3,4 Glissaders 3,4 Honor Society 2,3,4 JOHN KEEN EY Sr. Class Pres. 4 Var. Cross Country 3,4 Var. Track 2,3 C ascade4 Honor Society 2,3,4 BARBARA KELLY Pep Club 4 Transferred From: Edmonds High School Edmonds, Washington JIM KELLY PAUL KENNER Glarier3,4 Ski Club4 JOHN KILBORN Intramurals 2,3,4 PepClub 3 Jr. Break. Comm. 3 and more time for meetings. FRANK KING GEN ELLE KLOPFER Powder-Pull' 2,3,4 Big Sister Tea 3 Dad-Daughter Banquet Comm. 4 JERRY KN UDSON JOANN E KOMSTADIUS G.A. Cabinet 3,4 G.A. Relations Comm. 3,4 G.A. Dance Comm. 3,4 Dad-Daughter Banquet4 CH ARLES KOTTEMANN JUDITH KRAMER Honor Society 2,3,4 F .T ,A, RAY LANGBERG DAVID LANZ P.T.S.A. Dance Comm. 2,3 Intra. Football 2,3,4 Intra. Volleyball 2 Sr. Day Comm. 4 Legislature 2 ED LAPINSKI Transferred From: Ballard High School Seattle, Washington JOHN LARSON Intramurals 2,3,4 LYNN LAUGHLIN Legislature 2,3 Glissaders 4 Programs Comm. 4 Baccalaureate Comm. 4 CommenoementComm. 4 KEN LAURIDSEN Track 2 Intra. Football 3,4 Intra. Basketball 3 BARCLAY KRUSE Cross Country 2,3,4 Council Pres. 2,3 Track 2,3,4 Glacier 4 JOAN KURTZ Honor Society Pres. 4 Cascade 4 Advisory Council 3 Elections Comm. Chrmn. 4 Honor Society Sec. 3 MARSHA LABEL KIM LABER Cross Country 3 Jr. Ball Comm. 3 B.A. Cabinet Sr. Cruise Comm. 4 Track4 JOHN LAKE Var. Track 3,4 Intra. Football2,3,4 Intra Basketball 2,3,4 Sr. Day Comm. 4 Legislature 2 FRED LANCTOT Cross Country 3,4 Track 3 Yell Leader 4 Honor Society 2,3 Football Week 4 ROBERT LA UVER Special Interests: Architectural Drafting JIM LEITH Sr.Cruise Comm. 4 Intramurals 2,3,4 Council Pres, 4 BRYAN LEUSCHEN Intra. Football 3,4 Intra. Basketball 2,3,4 Swim Team 3,4 Sr.CruiseComm. 4 Ski Club 2,3 MARY LIAN GirlsChorus 2,3,4 Jr, Break. Comm. 3 P.T.S.A. Dance Comm. 4 MA RILYN LI EN Trad.-Exch. Comm. 4 Honor Society 2.3,4 Orchestra 2,3,4 Track Timer 2 Christmas Act. Comm. 3,4 JOAN LOBACK Tokyo Exch. 4 Christmas Ball Decor. Chrmn. 3 Jr. Break. Comm. 3 Sr.Cruise Comm, 4 Legislature 3,4 DAVID LON I E Track 2 Special Interests: Music Books JAC KIE LONG P.T.S.A. Dance Comm. 4 Powder Puff 3 Sr. Cruise Comm, 4 Legislature 2 JUDY LORRAINE Transferred From: Blanche! High School Seattle, Wash. STEVE LOUIE Var. Tennis 2,3,4 Var. Football 3,4 Concert Choir 3 Council Pres. 3 Trad.-Exch. Comm. 4 MICHAEL LOVE Intramurals 2,3,4 BILL MABE Usher Squad 4 Special Interests: Skiing Car Racing MARGARET MARTIN Concert Choir 3,4 Glissaders 3.4 F.T.A. Treas. 4 Medea 3 PepClub Program Comm. ROBERT MATH ESON Intramurals 3,4 L ook Homeward A ngel 4 Program Sales 4 RICH MAYTASH Intramurals 2,3,4 Ski Club 2,3 Council Pres. Z Council Vice Pres. 3 DONN MCAFEE Football 2,3 Ski Club Vice Pres. 4 Glacier 4 A.S.I. PublicityChrmn. 4 Sr. DayComm. 4 THOMAS MCALLISTER Campus Life 2,3 Special Interests: Cars Mechanics JOANN MCCL US KY 4 SCOTT MAC PH ERSON Glacier 4 Concert Choir 3,4 The M iser 5 Look Homeward A ngel 4 Legislature 2,3,4 JILL MADS EN Pep Club Skits Comm. 3,4 Sr. Prom Comm. 4 Sr. Cruise Comm. 4 Homecoming Comm. 3 SUSAN MAGEE Sr. Cruise Comm. 4 Powder PulT 4 Sr. Day Comm. 4 Ingy Ram 4 ROSALIE MAHONEY Swim Team 2,3 GEORGE MARTER Golf 2,3 Intra. Football 2 BRUCE MARTIN Intramurals 2,3,4 Publicity Comm. 4 Legislature 4 Sonicsplay at C A RO L MCC UTC H EON Honor Society 2.3,4 F,T.A. 4 E,r.vence4 SH EI LA MC DONALD Glissadcrs 2,3,4 Inter-High Rep. 4 Concert Choir 4 GA. Danoe 2,3,4 Sr. DayComm. 4 WAYNE MC DONALD Intra. Football 2,3,4 Var. Football 3 lntra. Track 2,3,4 Publicity Comm. 4 PEGGY MCEWEN Glissaders 3,4 Honor Society 2,3,4 C asmde4 Legislature 3,4 Essence 4 LO REN MC KEE Cadet Choir 2 lntra. Football 4 Concert Choir 3 JOHN MCKINNEY Cross Count.ry3 Track Mgr. 2,3 Majors 3,4 'Jungle Safari. ST EV EN MC KINST RY KATH RYN MC MAST E R Honor Society 2,3,4 G'.A. Cabinet 3,4 Friend.-Orient. Comm, 3,4 C ascade4 Glissaders 2,3,4 JI M MCNA MA RA Intramurals 2,3,4 PATTY MCNAMARA G.A. Cabinet 3,4 Art Club 3,4 Glissaders 4 Sr. Prom Comm. 4 Dad-Daughter Banquet 4 REECE MERKLEY Var. Basketball 3,4 Var. Football 3,4 Majors 3,4 LINDA METCALFE 31 KENNETH MITCHELL RUSS MITCHELL GERALD MOCK Band z,3,4 JAMES MOF FAT lntra. Football 2,3,4 lntra. Baseball 2,3,4 Band 2 DIANE MOORE F.T.A. 3,4 KATHLEEN MOORE Glacier 4 Pep Club Chrmn. 2,3 G.A. Rep, 2 Concert Chorale 3 G.A.B, Comm. 2,3 EINOR MEZICH Baseball 3,4 Jr. BallComm. 3 Council Pres. 2,3,4 Intramurals 2,3,4 Jr. Break. Comm. 3 JOYCE MICHELLI DOUGLAS MILLER Var. Track 3,4 Var. Football 4 Majors 3,4 Ca.vcude4 KEN M ILL ER Special Interests: Water Skiing MARK MILLER Var. Basketball4 Var. GoIf4 Intra. Football4 Baseball 3 LA RRY MIN AR Track 3,4 Sr. Cruise Comm. 4 Intramurals 2,3 Sr. DayComm. 4 Ski Club 4 TOM MOORES Football Week 4 lntra. Basketball 2.3 lntra. Football 3 lntra. Baseball 2,3 WI LL IA M MORRISS EY Transferred From: Blanchett High School Seattle, Wash. MARILYN MOSMAN DIANE MYHRE Council Sec. 2,3,4 Council Treas. 2,3,4 Special Interests: Traveling Photography RALPH NAMBA Majors 3,4 Var. Football 3,4 Sr. Prom Comm, 4 Council Pres, 4 Legislature 4 NANCY NEEL EY Big Sister Tea 2 VICTORIA NEFF DONNA NELSON G.A. Publicity Comm. 4 G.A. Dance Comm. 4 G.A. Bulletin Bd. Comm. 4 Sunshine Comm. 4 MA RGOT N ELSON Publicity Comm. 2,4 Look Homeward A nge! 4 DEBORAH NI ELS EN Inter-High Sportsmanship 3,4 G.A. Cabinet 2,3 Glissaders 2,3,4 A.S.I, Dance Chrmn. 4 C ascadc 4 KATHLEEN NOAH WEN DY NORTH UP Transferred From: Queen Anne High School Seattle, Wash. CHRISTINE NUETZMANN GRETCH EN N UETZ MANN MONTE NUGENT DON OAKLAND Council Sec. 3 Council Treasurer 2,4 Intramurals 2,3,4 VICKI O'BRIANT Transferred From: Big Spring High School STEVEN OHL EN KA MP Band 2 Intramurals 3,4 Sr. Cruise Comm. 4 Seniors harass Miss Suguro about FRAN K OKLEBERRY Honor Society 2 Special Interests: Science Mathematics THOMAS OKLEBERRY CARYL OLSEN Spades2 PepClub4 Team TagsComm. 4 Cadet Choir 2 Girls Chorus3 TERRY OLSON JOHN O'NEAL Intramurals 2,3 Council Vioe-Pres. 4 LAURA OVERLAND Big Sister Tea4 Band 2,3 College applications and test schedules. DAVID PAL MER Cadet Choir 2 Concert Choir 3,4 Concert Chorale 3 CHERYL PARISE Glissadersd Council Sec. 3 Sr.CruiseComm. 4 Sr. Prom Comm,4 JAN E PA R KER Track timer 4 Football Week 4 Sr. Cruise Comm. 4 SUSAN PARKS Band 2,3,4 Sunshine Comm. 3 lntra. Volleyball 4 Track 4 Sr, Cruise Comm. 4 N AN C Y PARMENTER Pep Club 2,3,4 Christmas Ball Comm. 3,4 Sr. Prom Comm. 4 Powder Put? 4 Football Banquet Chrmn. 4 PATSY PARR Girls Chorus 3,4 CadetChoir 2 Sr. Prom Comm. 4 Sr.Cruise Comm. 4 KATH E PH EL PS Big Sister Tea 2 DOUG PITNER Band 2 SH ERRY PLANCICH JANET POWELL A.S.I. Publicity Chrmn. 4 Pep Club Chrmn. 3,4 Elections Comm. 4 Caps and GownsComm. 4 G.A. Danoe Comm.4 MICHAEL PRATT Var. Track 2,3,4 Football 2,3 Majors 3,4 Sr. Cruise Comm. 4 Sr. Prom Comm. 4 STEVE PRICE lntra. Basketball 2,3,4 Intra. Football 2,3,4 Sr. Cruise Comm. 4 BRIAN PARROTT Intra. Baseball 3 Intra. Football 4 KATHY PECK Pep Club Chrmn. 3,4 Tracktimer Chrmn, 4 Concert Choir 4 G.A. Rep. 3,4 Sr. Prom Comm. 4 LLOYD PEDERSON Football 2,3 Var. Track 3,4 Majors 3,4 DEBRA PEDERSON Band 2,3 A.S.I. Orient. Comm. 4 Sales and Drives Comm. 4 Glissaders 4 Sr. Luncheon Comm. 4 KENNETH PEPIN Var. Golf 2,3,4 BA. Cabinet 3,4 Majors 2,3,4 Council Pres. 2 Sr. Prom Comm. 4 RODN EY PETERSON L UTH ER PRINCE Cross Country 3,4 Track 3 B.A. Cabinet 3,4 Honor Society 2.3 TERRY PROFFITI' G.A. Cabinet 4 Swim Team 2,3,4 G.A. Dance 3 Girls Chorus G.A. Week Co-Chxmn. 3 THOMAS PUETZ Var. Golf 2,3,4 Majors 2,3,4 Intra. Football 2,3,4 Council Pres. 4 Council Vice-Pres. 4 DAVE PURS EL Transferred From: Nathan Hale High School Seattle, Wash, K AT H L E EN QUINDT Intramurals 3,4 Pep Club 3 Red Cross 3 EL IZA B ETH RAMSTAD Madrigals 3 Chamber Choir 4 Concert Choir 4 P.T.S.A. Dance Comm. 4 Sr. Cruise Comm. 4 KATHL EEN RAPP Big Sister Comm. 4 A RTH U R RASMUSS EN Intra. Football 2,3,4 Intra. Baseball 2,3 Intra. Basketball 3 DANNY REEDER Var. Football 3,4 Var. Track 3,4 Council Pres. 3 Honor Society 2 Legislature 2,3 PAMELA REEDER DONNA REHM Glacier 4 Honor Society 2,3,4 Legislature 2 Concert C hoir 3 Metro 2 JANICE RENARD Orchestra 2,3,4 Glissaders 4 Sr. Cruise Comm. 4 ANN RIDLEY Football Week 4 Trad,-Exch. Comm, 3 Var. Powder Puff 4 Sr. Cruise Comm. 4 GARY ROACH Latin Club 3 Intramurals 2,3 JOANN E ROBERTSON G.A.B. 4 Sr.Cruise Comm.4 Sr. Day Comm.4 DIANE ROBINSON Glissaders 4 Team Tags Comm. 4 Football Week 4 G.A. Danoe Comm. 3,4 G.A. Week 4 MARK ROBINSON Legislature 2,3 Council Vice Pres. 2 B.A. Cabinet 2,3,4 Intramurals 2,3,4 Sr. Cruise Comm. 4 ELIZABETH RODOSOVICH C arcade4 Concert Choir 4 All-City Choir 4 Metro 4 BETTY RENN IC K Bulletin Bd. Comm. 3,4 Dance Comm. 3,4 Pep Club 4 MICHAEL L. RENO Transferred From: Nathan Hale High School Seattle, Wash, DARLENE REULE Glissaders 4 Concert C horale 3 C H A R L ES REYNOLDS Football 2,3 Tennis 2,3,4 CRAIG REYNOLDS Dance Comm. 2,3 Intra. Football 3 B.A. Cabinet 4 FRANCIS RICE Pep Club 3,4 Legislature 3 Track 3,4 Hamlet studied in LINDA ROGER Football Week 4 Sr. DayComm. 4 Sr. CruiseComm. 4 ERN EST ROSE Football 2 Cross Country 3,4 C ascude 4 Majors 4 H EL EN ROSS J UDITH ROSS G.A.B. 4 Dad-Daughter Banquet 4 SHIRLEY ROSS Legislature Z Christmas Ball Comm. 3 T HO MAS ROSSANA Special Interests: Skiing Cycling all Language A rts classes. CARMELL ROTT Glacier 4 Look H am eward A nge! 4 Jr. Ball Comm. 3 Best Actress Award 3 CLAUDIA ROWE DAVID ROWE Cross Country 3,4 Track 3 Golf4 KAT H L E EN RUSS ELL Honor Society 2.3.4 F.T.A, 4 Intramurals 2.3.4 LIN DA RUSS ELL Special Interests: Sewing Skiing WI L L I A M RUSS ELL Intramurals 4 ima V .. . ..t., ,,, y , ,.., .ji . . 'QW . 1 1 -.55....- ki . . 1 ' ssiiiif 'W I S ...fLi .sT 13 i. mia. . 1' f 1 any .f.- W NANCIE SAULNESS Sr. Prom Comm. 4 Sr. Cruise Comm. 4 Curse You Jack Dallon 3 Christmas BallComm. 3 Legislaturel ROBERT SAWIN Transferred From: St. Martins FAWNE SCH MI Special Interests: I D Sewing Cooking Child Care RON SCH MIDT lntra. FootbalI2.3.4 Intra. Baseball 2.3.4 LYN SCH UBEL Tennis 2 Intra. Football 4 Intra. Basketball 4 TIM SCH ULTZ lntsra. Football2,4 WILLIAM SAFSTROM Medea 3 Intra. Football 2 BONNIE SAGDAHL Minor Sports Comm. 3.4 G.A.B, 3 L A U RI E SA M UELS EN Legislature 4 Sr. Cruise Comm. 4 Powder Puh' 4 Art Club 4 CH RIS SANGSTER Var. Football 3,4 Stage Band 2.3.4 Council Pres. 3 Majors 3,4 RICK SATRAN CHRIS SAUER Sr. Cruise Comm. 4 Mom-Daughter Tea 3 KELLY SCH UNKE Var. Football 3,4 B.A, Cabinet 4 Council Pres. 4 Intramurals 2,14 Majors 3.4 JUL I E SCH WART- ZENBE RGER Football Week 4 Sr. Cruise Comm. 4 CONNIE SCOBBA Candy Sales 3 Council Sec. 4 Sr. Cruise Comm. 4 Council Trcas. 4 MEL IN DA SCOTT Powder Pull' 2,4 Council Sec. 4 Sr. Cruise Comm, 4 Jr. Break. Comm. 3 .IOANNE SEGLE G.A. Cabinet 3,4 Swim Team 2,3 Japanese Exeh. 3 Pep Club Cabinet 3 Latin Club 2,3,4 PETER SENGER Transferred From: Ruhby High School it it ,- DIANA SH ERACK GA. Publicity 2,3,4 Trad.-Exch. Comm. 4 Baccalaureate Comm. 4 Football Week 4 STEVEN SH ERIFF Intramurals 2,3 RONALD SIDENQUIST lntra. Baseball 3,4 lntra. Football4 4 Cascade Football Mgr. 3,4 ALFRED SIPOLS Orchestra 2,3,4 SH ELLY SISSON Honor Society 2,3,4 Glissaders 4 Legislature 4 Baccalaureate 4 Programs Comm, 4 PETER SKARTVEDT Cross Country 3,4 Track 3 JANET SENOUR Swim Team 2 Art Club3 SALLY SETTERSTEN G.A. Dance Comm. 3 Bulletin Bd. Comm. 3 Christmas Ball Comm. 3 BARBARA SETTLE DIANE SHALL EN BERGER MICHA EL SH EA Var. Track 3,4 Cross Country 3,4 C ascade 4 Majors 3,4 RO DN EY SH EA RER Trad.AExch. Comm. 4 lntra. Football 4 lntra. Basketball 4 Girls beat boys in VALERIE SKEELS PepClub4 Sr. Cruise Comm. 4. Sr. Prom Comm.4 B RUC E S KELLY Orchestra 2,3,4 All-Northwest Band 3 Elections Comm, 4 RAN DAL L SL EIGHT Band 2,3.4 Tennis 2,3,4 Var. Basketball 2.3,4 Council Vice Pres. 2 Drum Major 4 IDAR SLOTHAUG Intramurals 2,3,4 Track 3,4 Sr. Cruise Comm. 4 DEBORAH SMITH Honor Society 2,3,4 Concert Choir 4 All-City Choir 4 GA IL S MITH P,T,S.A. Dance Comm. 4 Swim Team 4 Council Sec. 2 Baccalaureate Comm. 4 Canned Food Drive. MICHAEL SMITH Track 3,4 Var. Cross Country 3,4 GUY SNOW Basketball 2 Var. Basketball 3,4 KARL SOLEM Cross Country 4 Intra. Football 2,3 Intra. Baseball 2,3 Intra. Basketball 2,3,4 MA RION SON DLAN D Girls Chorus 3,4 Council Treas. 3,4 Spanish Club 4 Folk Music Club 4 RON STANGER Intra. Basketball 4 Intra. Football4 Intra. Baseball 4 Basketball 2 CAROL STEEN Special Interests: Secretarial Work 37 CONN I E SULLIVAN Look Homeward A nge! 4 Medea 3 High C ockalomm 2 Latin Club 2,3,4 P,T,S,A. Dance Comm. 4 BRUC E SUTCLIFFE Var. Football 3,4 PAUL SVENNING Intramurals 2,3,4 R IC H A R D SWANSON A.S.l. Vice Pres. 4 Senate 3,4 Honor Society 2,3,4 G EO R G E SYV ERTS EN Sr. Cruise Comm. 4 Transferred From: Ballard High School Seattle, Wash. MARSHA TAME Songleader 3 Sr. Cruise Chrmn. 4 Honor Society 2,3,4 Glacier 4 Glissaders 3 S USAN STEFANSKI Council Sec. 3 Pep Club 3 Intramurals 3 R IC H A R D STEV ENSON Trad.-Exch. Comm. 4 Yell Leader 4 Track 3,4 Intramurals 2,3,4 GREG STEWART Var. Track 2,3,4 Var. Cross Country 3,4 Council Pres. 4 Baccalaureate Comm. 4 Band 2 PETE STEWART Var. Football 2,3 Intra. Baseball 3 Majors 3,4 LUCY STOLZENBURG G.A. Cabinet3 Jr. Prom Comm. Chrmn. 3 A.S.I. Sec. 4 Sr. Prom Comm.4 C H RIS ST RIC KLAND Track 2,3 Var. Football 4 Intramurals 2,3 Concert Chorale 3 Sr. Cruise Comm. 4 B E RN A R D TAYLOR Basketball 2 Var. Track 2,3 ROBERT TEMPLE Football 2 Basketball 3 Baseball 4 DAVID T ENN ESON Var. Football 3,4 Majors 3,4 Intramurals 2,3,4 TERRY TERZIEFF Orchestra 2,3,4 Stage Band 2,3,4 Intramurals 3,4 DICK THOMAS Var. Baseballd Var. Trainer 2,3 Concert Choir 4 Intramurals 2,3 Council Vice Pres. 2,3 JIM E. THOMPSON Intramurals 2.3.4 Special Interests: Music Skiing .I I M M. THOMPSON Var. Tennis 2,3,4 Majors 2,3,4 H onor Society 2 Intra. Football 2,3 Intra. Basketball 2,3 RO B E RT A THOMPSON Transferred From: Shorecrest High School Seattle, Wash. DIANE THORN CHERYL TIEGEN LORRIN TIEGEN Legislature 2 Council Pres. 3 Council Vioe Pres. 4 PAT R IC K TIM MINS Advisory Council 2.3 Football 3 Sr. Cruise Comm. 4 Elections Comm. 3 WILLIAM T UC KER Ca.vcade4 Orchestra 2,3,4 Swim Team 2,3,4 Tennis 2,3,4 Majors 3,4 N ANCY TURN ER Special Interests: Water Skiing Football Basketball RONALD UPHAM Special Interests: Stock Cars Racing Cars EVA VAAGA Legislature 3 PENNY VANCE Pep Club 2,3 FRAN K VAN HORN Council Pres. 2,3,4 Band 2 Football 2 Var. Track 2,3,4 .IOL EN E TINGELSTAD Bulletin Bd. Comm. 2,3,4 Football Week 2 G.A.B. 3 Commencement Comm. 4 Sr. Prom Comm. 4 MARY TOH M Special Interests: Writing Nursing Cooking S UE TO MAL IN A.S.I. Treasurer 3,4 Honor Society 2,3,4 Glissaders 3,4 G.A. Cabinet 2,3 Sr. Prom Comm. Co-Chrmn. 4 H ELEN TORKA Transferred From: Lincoln High School Seattle, Wash. JOE TRAUTMANN Var. Baseball 3,4 Var. Football 3,4 Majors 3,4 Council Vioe Pres. 2,3 LINDA TSCHERNEGA Commencement Comm. 4 Sr. Prom Comm. 4 Sr. Cruise Comm. 4 Seniors 'sweat' ou tjinals DONN VENEMA Honor Society 2,3,4 Intramurals 2.3,4 TERESA VOUK Pep Club 3.4 Dad-Daughter Banquet 4 THO M AS WALDRON B.A. Cabinet Council Pres. 2 Sr. Luncheon Comm. 4 JEFF WALKER Transferred From: Camarillo High School PATRICIA WALKER S UZANN E WALKER Inter-High Rep. 3,4 Madrigals 3,4 ConoertChoir Red CrossCo-Chrmn. 4 Honor Society 2,3,4 on 'SweatShirt' Day. DONN WALVATNE lmra. Football 2,3,4 lntra. Basketball 2,3,4 lntra. Baseball 2,3,4 LARRY WANICHEK RICH WANSER Inua. Foothall2 ELAINE WEDMAN Honor Society 2,3 G.A. DanoeChrmn. 3,4 Sr. Cruise Comm. 4 Jr. Ball Comm. 3 Christmas BallComm. 4 JOHN WELLS Var. Football 3,4 Sr. Cruise Comm. 4 Sr. Prom Comm. 4 Majors 3,4 SYLVIA WESLEY Art Club 3 Special Interests: Writing Art ROY WHITFIELD Cadet Choir 2 Concert Chorale 3 Concert Choir 4 Art Club 3 ANN WHITTLESEY Essence Editor 4 Glissaders 3,4 Cascade 4 A,S.l. Comm. Chrmn. 3,4 Honor Society 2,3,4 J EANN E WHITTLESEY GA. Cabinet 3,4 A,S.l. Comm.Chrmn. 3,4 ArtClub 3 Council Sec. 3 LYNNE WICKEN Publicity Comm. 4 Pep Club4 Sales and Drives Comm. 4 Sr. DayComm.4 DOUG WICKRE Speaker ofAssembIy4 ROBERTA WIGGINS Transferred From: Shorecrest High School Seattle, Wash. JAMES WEST Tennis Z Var. Tennis 3,4 Swim Team 2,3,4 Chess Club 2,3,4 Majors 3,4 LYNNE WEST Honor Society 2,3.4 Songleader 4 Concert Choir 3,4 Madrigals 4 JULIE WEST MORELAND Sr,Cruise Comm. 4 Sr. Prom Comm. 4 Danoe Comm. 4 Metro Comm,4 G.A.B. 2 LIN DA WESTON G.A. Sec. 3,4 PepClubChrmn. 3,4 Caps and Gowns Chrm n. 4 Honor Society 2,3,4 AnnounoementChrmn. 4 HOLLY WHALEY BILL WHITE Tennis 2 Intra. Football 3.4 Var. Tennis 3,4 Majors 3,4 RICHARD WILKINSON PEGGY WILLCOCKS Team Tags4 Sr. Cruise Comm. 4 Football Week4 LINDA WILLIAMS Special Interests: Skiing LYNDA WILLIAMSON Transferred From: DelCampo High School DENNIS WILLSON Var. Football 3,4 Track 2 Intramurals 3,4 Majors 3,4 JOANNE WILSON Bulletin Boards Comm. 4 Sr.Cruise Comm. 4 CommencementComm. 4 Sr. Prom Comm. 4 Powder PulT4 KAREN WILSON Choir 2 Ski Club4 Sr. Cruise Comm. 4 Sr. Prom Comm. 4 Intramurals 4 S USAN W INN Songleader 4 Honor Society Seo. 4 Honor Society 2.3.4 Legislature 4 Council Sec. 3 DAVID WOH L L EB EN Basketball 2 J A M ES WOL F Chess Club 3,4 Band Z,3,4 Intramurals 2 RAY WOLF Intra. Football 3,4 Var. Tennis 3,4 lntra, Basketball 3,4 Majors 3,4 SANDRA WORK Sr. Cruise Comm. 4 Team Tables 3 Spanish CIub4 STEPHEN WORTHY Pep Club 2 Intramurals 3,4 A.S,l. Comm. 4 Track 4 Sr. Cruise Comm. 4 SHARON WRIGHT Mom-Daughter Tea 3 G.A. Week Comm.4 GA. Dance Comm. 4 SUSAN YEATON Sales und Drives Comm. 4 Ar1Club4 Ski! Comm. 4 ROBERT The paper andpen, Such close relatives are the y,' T0 a students dream. Fran Hemphill ZI M M ERMAN Intra. Football 2,3 Baseball4 Swim Team 3,-4 JANE ZUMDEICK Glacrer4 Sr. Cruise Comm. 4 Dad-Daughter Banquet 3 Council Sec. 3, LORA ZYDEK Track Timer 3 F.T.A. 4 Metro Comm. 3. Z' 7 ,f 31.2 , 5 E ' , COMMENCEMENT SENIGR HGNOR Look myfriends . . . see apart of the future . . . these are the adults of tomorrow. JOA nn Sherry , 1 its ' ft Q35 A K, .ghd ...... , ,,,.,...-. fd 3 Yr 'tai '7 bsxcfg? ssgfgwggy SOCIETY Jean Baldwin Steven Barradale Linda Beaumont Marilyn Blasing Susan Burkland Glenda Carl Lynn Deahl Marilyn DuiT Jeana Dull Stephanie Eldringhoff Ronald English Karen Forsman Donn Franklin Gwen Grim Alice Hall Jeff Hammerlund Phyllis Hanen Arthur Harding Martha Hedman Susan Hill Stephen Hlastala Karen Holt Burton Hovander Melanie Jensen Christine Keeney John Keeney Judith Kramer Joan Kurtz Fred Lanctot Marilyn Lien Carole McCutheon Peggy McEwen Kathy McMaster Christine Nuetzmann Gretchen Nuetzmann Donna Rehm Claudia Rowe JoAnn Segle Deborah Smith Richard Swanson Marsha Tame Susan Tomalin Elaine Wedman Lynne West Linda Weston Ann Whittlesey Susan Winn Mr. Hall Advisor SENIOR ACTIVITIES The class of '68 received a memora- ble senior year, thanks to the chairmen of Senior Activities. Several days were allowed for committee sign-ups and the student participation, enthusiasm, and support in this endeavor illustrated the willingness of Ingraham Seniors to uphold and surpass the standards set in past years. The high point of the year was the Senior Prom: An Evening inA thens. Held in the Spanish Ballroom ofthe Olympic Hotel, the prom equaled the high quality for which Ingraham is known. Many thanks to those who made 1968 an eventful and rewarding year for Ingraham seniors. Linda Weston Caps-Gowns Bruce Baker Karen Holt Senior Prom Senior Prom Ross Jacobson Tina Keeney Senior Cruise Baccalaureate Claudia Rowe John Holmes Chris Greeley Commencement Senior Day Senior GU! 45 v ff' .v x 3 N o My l 1 v W 4 4 si Wk w 5 , A,,,,,..,w-.Y-e HJ , ffj Q ' 5 im Q sl 1 K Www 1,5 51 , 5.2 49 -Q .-4 ix 3 M A W. 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'h . , t-Lg, f-:Lf - a Q 35,1 ' Steve Young Toni Young Tim Zaback Larry Ziemba Sharon Zustiak Sophomore Honor Society Robbie Arnold Carol Bach Kathy Bailey Don Barber Sandi Bea Bob Belanger Lauralee Best Don Boroman Bob Branom Marilyn Brill Nancy Bruce Steve Case Kathryn Chang Sandy Dakan Greg DeBon Bob DeNeui Craig Deahl Gary Dick Susan Domenowski Jim Doty Barbara Downward Steve Drew Sue Dunning Lela Durham Bob Elhardt Eleanor Erickson Don Ermert Teresa Gauld Lynda Giddens Theresa Hall Pam Hamblen Sandy Harlin Margaret Hewitt Laurie Higgins Howard Hillinger Marla Hodgson Virginie Hoglund Roberta Hopkins Leslie Howard Paula Jacobsen Paula Jensen Joyce Johanesen Theresa Johansen Johnson Scott Keith Kincaid Kyle Kincaid Gary Kumasaka Jim Lyon Shirley MacLeod Lynn Marquardt Gretchen Martinsen Elizabeth Mead Marianne Merrill Joanne Michiewicz 72 Jeanne Milbum Bille Motzer Kathleen Moyle Janis Ohlenkamp Mark Olsoe Diane Parr Jay Parrish Jane Perkins Robyn Phillips Marilyn Pressnall Violet Reno Pam Rhea Deanie Robertson Cynthia Romano John Schneider Warren Scholl Janis Shandorf Carolyn Sidenquist Kenneth Skutt Laurel Stone Marilyn Stover Kim Sundberg Steve Svensson Bette Tambellini Jane Tenneson Lise Thompson Anita Thoreson Dave Virnig Bob Waage Linda Wagner Anne Walker Ellen Walker Jennifer Walker Judie Walker Steve Walle Kelly Walsh Jim Wanichek Eric Ward Joe Watson Denise Watters Sharon Webber Gordon Welsh Jim Weltzin Evelyn Wesley Sharon Westerholm Barb Whaley Jan Whatmore Tom Whipple Becky Whitfield Eileen Whittier Regina Wiggins Pattie Willcocks Janet Williams Kevin Willson Charles Wilmott Ellen Wilson Steve Wilson Candy Wright Gwen Yarrow 4 l i t. 1 Y I E z 5 f :Y Q .5 f Q v 1 2 r 5 . 1 'Si ..-W K x S N . 1 u k ,Q ' ii IW- Q ui. ' g --N b...L W , , Q, V ,NV - K ,wg N' . .,, Q A w ' ' T542 ' ' - . ,, m a. 1:4211 a V. I ,f ,, 'Ji w ,f:.,. ?F. . M h ,. , 4 , f 1 A 'W 2' 2 ff' 'f ,. .JL .. W , ff: M, X N,- f fl 1 ' I: v .1 -s 1 :L tm- 'WI' fu-yy ,mg-vw, at ' 5 -' Q if ff H M I .. f N L P , 1 l k Erik Abrahamson Diana Bailey Ken Ball John Case BTUCC Clute Foreign Language Home Economics History Language Arts Affwily C00fdiflUF0f Mary Cobb Ken Dulin Richard Dyksterhuis George Elfers David English Language Arts Language A rtr History' Science B14Sifl2SS Eduvatiwl Sculptors ofthe S tuderzfs Minds -I Builders ofthe past Teachers of the present Graduating Seniors this year are now complet- ing their third year of the LAG PROGRAM first incorporated into the Language Arts courses three years ago. Due to the success of this experi- mental new program, the LAG system of learning has spread to other fields in Mathematics, Physi- cal Eucation, Spanish, and Biology. English Lit- erature, American Literature, and World Litera- ture have been studied in the three consecutive years in the Poetry, Drama, Novel, and Short Story phases. The LAG program of learning is designed to emphasize the individual's abilities and efforts to excel and master certain areas of study at his own speed. Helpful in the study of World Literature is a background ofvarious foreign languages and knowledge of their relative countries. Students can obtain this knowledge in our Foreign Lan- guage Department. French, Spanish, Latin, Japa- nese, and German courses are offered at all levels from basic skills to more advanced curriculum. The LAG system has been incorporated into the Spanish classes for the second year. Ingraham can also boast the president of the Washington State Latin Club as an Ingraham student, Bruce Pantley. Training for entrance into the business world is given inthe extensive program offered by the Business Education department. Typing, Eco- nomics, Office Practice, Oliice Machines, Short- hand, and Retailing are a few of the classes of- fered to the student in order to train for proficien- cy in the Business world. ROY Eflglund Glen Evanger Mary Flynn arol Garinger Tony Gasparovich M111 hfmal ICS M athemattcs Language A rts Physical Education Physical Edugatign Laurel Greene June Gruber Ray Hailey Larry Hall Dorothy Hammett Ldflgllllge A N5 Language Arts H :story Business Education Home Economics' J . ----- Y, ' J ff! Karen Hansen Beth Harman LaVera Hawksford Maureen HC!IdC1'S0H Gloria Hewitt Language Arts Language Arts Home Economics PhySiCH1 Ed11CGIi0n Drama Laurel Hill Martha Hill Harry Horney Raymwld Horsey Ruth 1532105 Business Education Foreign Language Mathematics Mllfif' Fweigfl Language Alexander .leromsky Janet Johnson H islory Physical Education Gilbert Koller Ruth Kuster Business Education' Librarian l Ernest Lauber Marion Lee Industrial Ar1s ' History Nice leg, ' ' n Wg if 5 X fem John Polikowsky James Powell Harold Reasby Art' Health Education History Caroline Robertson Kathleen Sather Ruth Sawyer Counselor Counselor Language A rts Anna Sebesta Jerome Semrau James Stan Language A rts Music History Ray Stevenson Claire Suguro Arthur Svidran Shuzo Takeuchi RiChal'd Th0mPS0Il Counselor Co unselorl' Physical Education Health Education Industrial A FIS Karen Toreson Elizabeth Twohy Donald Wade Robert Walker Nellie Weber Business Education Foreign Language' H :story Ph ysical Education Business Education On April 7 oflast year an automobile accident nearly took the life of Mr. Richard Hedman, Ingraham's Chamber Choir director. He was so seriously injured that little hope was given for his recovery. But Mr. Hedman was not des- tined to leave this world. Through his strength, his determi- nation, and his courage, accompanied by the many prayers of friends, he has overcome his injuries, and he is making rapid progress. Soon Mr. Hedman will once again be teach- ing at Ingraham, sharing his musical knowledge and out- standing personality with the students and faculty. Chris Wiess John Zeger Janice Prue Verna Rockhold Huberta Brown History Physical Education' Nurse Head Secretary IBM Clerk Velma Cabe Katherine Entrop Elizabeth Erickson Zona Hanson Grace Nein Attendance Secretary F zscal Secretary Library Secretary Guidance Secretary Second S ecrelary Q . M . , 5 ,- LEFT TO RIGHT: B. LaBrant, E. Estergreen, D. Thompson, J. Dalke, A. Up- dyke, J. Coons, D. Bronkema, E. Braum. LEFT T0 RIGHT' TOP ROW' L. Smith, J. James. MIDDLE ROW' T. Vald- manis, D. McGilvria, S. Wotruba, R. Holf. BOTTOM ROW' E. Colling, L Bushnell. J, Passi. LEFT T0 RIGHT' C. Simpson, G. Petersen, C. Rich, E. Pratt. 84 we Ingraham's Mathematics Department provides a wide variety of courses to stimulate the mathematically oriented mind. At the basic level are Geometry and Algebra courses in Algebra III, Trigonometry, and Advanced Math. For students interested in a more intensive study, Math Analysis and Calculus are offered at the Senior level. Mathematical knowledge is essential to excel in certain scientific tields. While Biology and Advanced Biology courses require little mathematical knowledge, Physics and Chemistry courses depend heavily on mathematics to function successfully. As well as the facts, figures, and formulas of the Chem Study program, Mr. McCain's stu- dents will long remember his sad, bad, and poor or the Berkenhead Drill . Mr. McMurtrey new to Ingraham in September, is the head of the Physics Department. In the large Biology Department, a form of LAG was initiated into the program. Studies of the peoples of the world and their problems through the ages are provided by the Social Studies Department. World History, U.S. History, Contemporary Problems, Economics, and Far East are some of the courses offered to Ingraham students. By learning about his government, its operations, policies, and ideals, the student can be an informed and active citizen. All for me? ,Aw lj K lg,-. X ff' ii zmg: M. h glory for allgf Per al sacrmqe, not personal gloryication is ' , K KW vw , Y f f Li.: fiv: 'Tw' K W at , I Q iw Turkey Day: The Day of the Ram The Rams played a dream football game to turn the Metro league's high school championship playoff into a night- mare for the Garheld Bulldogls on Memo- rial Stadiumls Magic Carpet. It was a day perfectly tailored for disas- ter A dark and dreary, wet and wintry. And disaster is what it was, 44-13. The raging Rams ate up the Bulldogs for Thanksgiving with a performance that approached perfection. The triumph was no. 9 in succession this season and the llth since their most recent defeat. The Rams romped and stomped for an incredible 581 yards setting a Turkey Day scoring record. One of many for the day and season. This was Ingraham's Hrst title contest since the opening ofthe school in 1959. And an overwhelming success it was. Ram 's Record INGRAHAM LEADS NORTH INGRAHAM I2-SEALTHO A nine yard run and a pass interception accounted for the total points in Ingraham's quarter of the Jamboree, giving the North a 19-7 advantage, The final score was North 39 - South 20. RAMS ROUTQUEENANNE INGRAHAM 40- QUEEN ANNEO Causing repeated fumbles, the Grinch ran Queen Anne into the ground and gave many breaks to the Blitz. STOLEN PASS SA VES RAMS INGRAHAM 6 - SHORECREST 0 The game was all Grinch as Ingraham picked oif a Shorecrest pass and ran for the only TD of the game. RA MS ROAR PAST BALLARD INGRAHAM 28 - BALLARD 0 Unorganized Ballard could not keep up with the Blitz or Grinch. They were held to a minus seven yards rush- ing through periods of sunshine and showers. RAMS CAMPAIGN CONTINUES INGRAHAM 35- LINCOLN 0 The offense moved well but Lincoln threw a scare into the defense as the Lynx missed a first down on the Ingra- ham four by inches. FO UR YEAR JINX IS BROKEN INGRAHAM39- ROOSEVELTO The Rams, posting their Hfth regular season shutout proved a long known fact: INGRAHAM BELONGS ON TOP. The Grinch intercepted a Roughrider pass in the end zone, halting the Ted's only scoring threat. RAMS RUN RAMPANT INGRAHAM 55- CLEVELAND 0 The Rams tied a twenty-eight record for consecutive shutouts by beating Cleveland 55-0. RAMS SETSHUTO UTRECORD INGRAHAM I3 - SHORELINEO Downing Shoreline gave Ingraham a record which had been held by Roosevelt sinoe 1939. The Rams chalked up seven consecutive shutouts. NORTH DIVISION CHAMPS INGRAHAM20 - HALE14 The Rams overcame the last obstacle on their way to Turkey Day. Although ending their shutout string, In- graham came through in a hard-fought battle viewed by a record-breaking crowd. ARSITY FOOTB LL There is no individual hero when a team reach- es its height ofperfection. There is only one unwea' machine whose every mechanism de- serves recognition. Rocky Boss Coach Tony Gasparovich Coach John Zeger , , 92 Gary Babboni Hal Cook Al Holcombe Ross Jacobson Defensive Tackle Defensive Safety End Fulfbafk l A l1,Me,,0 Honorable Mention Dennis Blades Gary Gilmore Bill Houghton Jimmy Jones H aUback Chaser H aU'back HaUbaek A I1-M etro A ll-Metro A 11-Szare Russ Borneman Gary Hansen Pete Humber Charlie J0l'darl Guard HaUback Fullback Defensive HHH 2nd Team All-Metro Rocky Boss Norm Hansen Tom Hunnewell Ray Langberg End Tackle Defensive Tackle Defensive Guard A II-Metro 93 Honorable Mention Reece Merkley Chris San gster End Defensive End Bruce Sutclifl' Joe Trautman Defensive Tackle Shooter 2nd Team All-Metro Doug Miller Dan Reeder End F ullback Pete Stewart Dennis Willson Tackle Guard 2nd Team All-Metro All-Metro Ralph Namba Kelly Schunke H aUback Quarterback All-Metro Dave Tenneson .I .D. Wells Defensive Tackle Center A ll-Metro A ll-Metra Steve Louie Chris Strickland Defensive HaU' Defensive H aU Honorable Mention Ron Sidenquist Tris Carlson Head Manager Head Trainer 4 VARSITY AND JU IOR VARSITY FIRST ROW, LEFT T0 RIGHT: R. Sidenquist, T. Dean, H. Cook, R. Boss, J. Trautmann, D. Blades, J. Jones, G. Sparling, T. Hunne- well, R. Langberg, E. Severied, B. Saario, J. Roberts, H. Halstad, C. Langsbery, B. Houghton, C. Strickland, G. Hansen, R. Namba, P. Stewart. SECOND R0 W' Coach Gasparovich, K. Schunke, S. Louie, D. Titland, R. Borneman, C. Sangster, T. Peavey, R. Stephenson, P. Humber, G. Babboni, B. Olson, W. Sommers, C. Jordan, G. Gilmore, R. Parmenter, D. Miller. J. Hanseth. J. Chandler, D. Hofer, Coach Zeger. THIRD R0 W' K. Arnhart, D. Neil, D. Reeder, J. Inslee, M. Stoen, S. Henderson, A. Holcombe, R. Merkley, D. Willson, N. Hansen, D. Tenneson, J. D. Wells, R. Jones, B. Lewis, B. Sutcliffe, R. Jacobson, D. Davidson, R. Williamson, S. Hilbert, G. Berger, M. Shurtleif. JV SCORES INGRAHAM ... 27 Hale .... INGRAHAM . . . 37 Shorecrest INGRAHAM . . . 25 Ballard . . INGRAHAM . . . 27 Lincoln . . INGRAHAM . . . 0 Roosevelt INGRAHAM . . . 7 Shoreline JV STANDINGS FIRST: INGRAHAM SECOND: Shoreline THIRD: Roosevelt FOURTH: Hale FIFTH: Shorecrest SIXTH: Ballard SEVENTH: Lincoln , SOPHOMORE TEAM FIRST ROW, L T0 R: D. Chittick, J. Johnson, K. Wilson, K. Skutt, D Sleight, C. Clawson, C. Johnson, J. Palmson, D. Ekorenrud, R. Rassano, D. Robinson, S. Johnson, S. Walle. SECOND R0 W' Coach Stevenson, C. Trautman, S. Svenson, M. Herold, D. Myers, R. W , S. M , R. H t , R. Houghton, B. Rodger, R. Leary, aage agee amp Ord C hW lk THIRD ROW M A. Sawtell, R. Jensen, R. Elhar t, oac a er. .' Farrell, C. Rauch, S. Hull, C. Deahl, H. Hxlsenburg, C. Arnesen, G Thompson, G. Dick, J. Olsen, M. Borghorst, H. Brons, D. Kirkham. SOPHOMORE SCO RES SOPHOMORE STANDINGS INGRAHAM Hale FIRST: INGRAHAM INGRAHAM Shorecrest SECOND: Shorecrest INGRAHAM Ballard THIRD: Lincoln INGRAHAM Lincoln FOURTH: Hale INGRAHAM Roosevelt FIFTH: Shoreline INGRAHAM Cleveland SIXTH: Ballard INGRAHAM Shoreline SEVENTH: Roosevelt Q Q. ,' Q Qui, .5 , - g 1 ' - new U4 V, W, . ig, I , as 3 'Q--,4 A Q 1 Q , , . , 5 ' .Q , 'K A fa ,, 2 W 1 3 4 5 .. ox ' , 9 S 'P -L . F 0' P' , Q I F' ' l as 5 Ki ' ' A 7 Q A us 54 , 3-5 s i, V a' an K . -x , V 2 sf,-.,. 1 v ' i ,SW wAQ: u ' 'F' I -A 1 il K V, .. SVI ,,, ,,-, 4 , . , , ' .,f. f ,i ,,k, V, if 'A' ' ,, ' -f 5 . Q 4' ' ' M , , 'w a1v, 5 ' 5 ' Q 3 lf f Af vaw- ,W ,,LL , 'I J 1- :fi Mix ,, , -Nmxgk may JA 1 ,AP .i 1 ' Q! iFfi'??fQit 46' Y J I M-9 .,,,1 If Q li Q 'ul a 1 K . 3 'Q S as -A gy s 1 ily' -f ,,,..:... ., ' ' , j 3 :A .' . if' 2 1 .. 1 A, in nr Q 4 W R 'fix' 'rf-Q ' ye mf' ' , 1 WR Y y I3 ,H K. .1 A 1 wb E Q, '1 u 3 , Y W 6 , i 2 WE W . 1 V kg if v 3 ,, A ,E g L.,,,L I1 Lx,, , ,fv CRGSS COUNTRY The cross country team has again completed a suc- cessful season in the Metro League, finishing a respect- able fourth against the finest runners to ever compete in the League. As in the past, the team had to rely on its overall team depth to win. The fine showing of the junior varsity team indicates the quantity of good runners pre- sent. The team was blessed with an exceptional group of younger runners. Four of the top tive varsity positions were filled by juniors. This should help make next year's team a prime contender for the Metro Championship. Harold Reasby RalPh Neil Head Cuach A.S'SiSI!1l1! C0t1L'h John Holmes Co-captain Mike Smith C0-captain Rick Albright Steve Hansen Bruce Pantley John Keeney GWB Stewart Inspirational lst ROW' Left to Right- .I . Lavin, R. Dalke, D Franck S Cros by M. McEwen, D. Ermert. 2nd ROW' B. Kruse C Prall S In gram, J. Leach, G. Bailey, P. Dobras. 3rd ROW E Rose J Har ber D. Horsey, M. Pratt, S. Johnson, J. West, L Prince Scores: INGRAHAM INGRAHAM INGRAHAM INGRAHAM ALL-METRO Franklin ..... Nathan Hale . Shorecrest . . . INGRAHAM Queen Anne . . Sealth ....,.. Garfield . . , Lincoln ...... Roosevelt .... Shoreline .... West Seattle . . Ballard ...... Rainier Beach Cleveland ..., Lincoln Ballard Cleveland Roosevelt .lim Bunch Art Dunn Rob Arnold Tom Haguewood Dan Hathaway Rick Miller DCIHUS Bowman 101 N 1 W .-.....,.,,,,-Q-'qi n-4' Bob Boyd Rick Francisco Scott Cornelius SENIOR VARSITY Steve Hlastala Guy Snow Randy Sleight ,.,,,,N L-, 4..,mm...--f fm'-'ffiiw 'iff Reece Merkley Third String All- M elro CO-CAPTAINS K' gyff' VARSITY SQUAD LEFT T0 RIGHT labovej Coach Milroy Steve Merkley Ed Kamms, Reece Merkley, Chris Brown, Steve Hlastala, .lay In- slee Randy Sleight Coach Ball fbelowj Mark Miller Guy Snow Bob Boyd Rick Francisco, Mike Kroeger, Scott Cornelius, John Chandler CT rain- NORTH DIVISION CO-CHAMPS Despite ourjinishing in a tie for the Northern Division Championship, this was a disappointing season. This dis- appointment is primarily because of our inability to devel- op any real consistancy of play. We had some definite as- sets and abilities which gave us a very respectable win and loss record. However, we were unable to eliminate some of the liabilities and ultimately our failure to reach the State Tournament can be attributed to this. This year's squad had unusual depth. The seventeen let- terwinners, which is an unusually large number, were all deserving of play and undorm in over all ability. Each had strengths and weaknesses, and one of the major problems was trying to ft them together into one jive that would be consistantly the most egective. Included in the number of lettermen were nine juniors. This number of young ball players indicates the excellent potential for next year's team. It may also hem to explain the lack of consistancy this year, because many of them played important roles. Coach Milroy Although the Rams lost two of their first four games, they came bounding back with a 15 win - 4 loss record which placed Ingraham fourth in the city and North Divi- sion Co-Champions. From the start of the season, the Rams chased the elusive Beavers, who had a slight edge on Ingraham, for possession of first place in the North Divi- sion. Barely defeated by Ballard once Q72-691, the Rams retaliated with a victory over the Beavers by the same three-point margin. Ingraham and Ballard now tied for first place in the North, brought their intense rivalry and competition to the floor in an extremely close play-off game in which Ballard was the victor. Playing for third and fourth places in the city, the Rams and the Garfield Bulldogs met once again on the athletic iield to battle for top places in sports competition. Unlike the Turkey Day game in which Ingraham was the victor, the Bulldogs defeated the Rams by a sizable margin in the game in the Coliseum. The highlight of the season was the spirited victory over Ballard. After changing leads back and forth with the Bea- vers the entire game, the Rams came on in the final min- utes ofthe game for a decisive 61-58 win over the Beavers. Despite the Rams attaining only fourth place in the city, the 1968 basketball squad is unquestionably one of the finest teams in the league and should be commended by the entire student body. Our fine season in Basketball this year only strengthens the belief that this is truly the year of the Ram. VARSITY SCORES INGRAHAM INGRAHAM INGRAHAM INGRAHAM INGRAHAM INGRAHAM INGRAHAM INGRAHAM INGRAHAM INGRAHAM INGRAHAM INGRAHAM INGRAHAM INGRAHAM INGRAHAM INGRAHAM INGRAHAM INGRAHAM INGRAHAM INGRAHAM INGRAHAM Lincoln ,...... Cleveland . . . Franklin .... Nathan Hale Queen Anne Roosevelt ...... Ballard ...., Shorecrest . . Shoreline . . . Lincoln ..,. West Seattle Garfield ,... Sealth ...... Ballard .,... Rainier Beach Shorecrest ...,. Roosevelt ,...,. Nathan Hale . . . Shoreline .,.... Ballard . ,..,... Garfield ....... VARSITY STANDINGS Franklin ...... Ballard .....,.., Garfield ........,. INGRAHAM Shoreline ..,.... West Seattle . ChiefSealth . Roosevelt , . . Shorecrest ...... Nathan Hale Cleveland . . . Rainier Beach Queen Anne 1 Lincoln ..... W. 18 16 17 15 10 10 I0 ....9 ...,8 ..,.7 ....6 .,..5 .,..5 0 J. V. STANDINGS W. L. INGRAHAM .... . . . ll 1 Ballard .....,... . . . ll l Hale ..,...... .... 8 4 Shorecrest .... .... 7 5 Roosevelt , .... .... 7 5 Shoreline . . . . , . . 5 7 ' 0 12 Lmcoln ..... .... SOPHO MO RE STANDINGS W. L. Ballard ..... . . , 12 0 Roosevelt ..,., , . . 10 2 Hale ,. .,... .... 9 3 Shoreline ..... ,... 7 5 Shorecrest ...... .... 7 5 Lincoln ........., .... 4 8 INGRAHAM .... ,... 2 I0 A 1 F ,,.,,,,f,, Q, pg ,,,W,y,4.fi rw, ,7 -1.,:.f1.,,,::-Mi M ,L ,MQ :,. I. 2: Fr.: M,,Z,EQ wig ,,,., 2' 1 iEs f?w f 1, MQ-ii:-6,-ldfwfifz, ' w MHP. izxzgvhszz, :ww ,. , Y I ,. ,,,,,gF M, mu ,M ,W ,, .. Q L vw, 'Knee iw? wwf' syfqwwwmgi- - -,mv-..:-.4:p.,, i ,- '3 la!ail?,ll3f b, 1. www :S 9 + m ,L ,g Q., f. Q ,P wr- ! li: i ff? 5 1 fm- My . -QL wg 4. 4 . , 7 ,,,. K I ..,:-: D, Q5 k... Q ,, .5 fe'1ifff:e1fvl 5 Aff K s Z if 5 i ,Q i ,,-5512 1. gg .L -:.,A--- :V , . .,,,-: .... ....,1.,:,:,gw4 , QMWHE, ,g,.mWw,E. fi. QW' 'H x ' QZ,,:.1 ,K , , Jufxe .44 ff. Z XL s X if .152 WA Ng M 5 l Q BASEBALL BASEBALL Under the supervision of Coach Ball and Coach Walker, Ingraham's baseball team, the 'dark horse' of the Northern Division, holds high hopes for this season. With only two re- turning lettermen as the backbone of the team, and- only four seniors, the team plans on winning All-Metro next year. Pitching and the fielding versatility are the team's strong points. Rotating the players according to their hitting streaks can easily cause a surprise for the Metro League. Brian Bach Ray Bowen Ouyield Catcher Mike Feola Steve Harvey Injield Pitcher t ztetttf5,i,',,i:ft,fi'1ii? ' Coach Ball Jerry Cain Outfield Steve Merkley Injield Jerry Papac Tom Peavey George Sparling Catcher Pitcher Ou yield L, Ron Sidenquist Dick Thomas Catcher First Base J oe Trautman Infeld , s f . f BASEBALL 1968 JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM: LEFT T0 RIGH 71' Qa- Leland. fbclowj Dennis Lewark, John Sargeant, Dave Vernig, Steve bovej Coach Walker, Rick Bird, Dan Uzee, Randy Lorraine, Greg Wilson, Don Barber, Mike Malavey, Dan Olson, Ken Smith. Carl, Bill Johnson, Rick French, John Thompson, Craig Deahl, Randy 114 1' VARSITY AND .l.V. TENNIS TEAMS After placing second place in Metro last year, the tennis team feels the only way to go is up, With six returning lettermen, the team holds high hopes for winning the 1968 All-Metro Golf Championship. Ken Pepin Bill Boe L Bob Boyd Tom Puetz Joe Erickson Ted Lagreid Ken Shough Tren Wickstrom Mr. Evanger Coach Bruce Hough George Marter Bruce MacPherson John Shallenberger TENNIS Under the supervision of Mr. Wade, the In- graham Tennis Team hopes to top their last year's standing of Northern Division Co- Champions. With six returning lettermen as the backbone of the team Ingraham may boast the 1968 All-Metro Tennis Champions. Mr. Wade VARSITY AND .I.V. TENNIS TEAMS Coach E 3 E Jim Thompson Bill White Jim West Tom Flynn Rod Novion Ray Wolf Mark Knechtel Scott Wherland TRACK fur S TRACK Track for any school has to have a very dedicat- ed crew of young men who begin training for their sport early in the year. Every night after school they can be seen working hard on the practice field. The opening win, 97 to 29 over Ballard, indicat- ed possibilities of a metro championship for Ingra- ham. These boys work hard and long hours for their rewards and frequently receive little recognition from the student body. Anyone involved, however, realizes the sweat and toil put into the sport, per- haps the oldest sport on earth, the sport of compe- tition between individuals, where work pays off in a win and satisfaction in victory. Coach Nell Coach Svidran DEDICATION . . Rick Albrlght and Steve Barradale run track are left to right: Rick Miller, Greg Two milers include Dan Hathaway Steve first and second in the Ballard meet Stewart, and Bruce Pantley. Hanson and Rob Arnold XMB-wb C. u if 'Q' VARSITY: 3rd ROW: Left to Right: T. Carlson, J. Harber, L. Wayman, M. Pratt, J. Parrish, B. Hovander, S. Durham, T. O'- Leary, C. Sangster, R. Albright. 2nd R0 We B. Houghton, R. Borneman, H. Cook, M. Shea, T. Engquist, R. Arnold, S. Barradale, I. Pederson, D. Miller, R. Miller, S. Svenson, B. Lewis. 1stROW' L. Heath, S. Crosby, B, Saario, H. Helstad, B. Pantley, S. Han- sen, G. Stewart, D. Hathaway, C. Christiansen, D. Franklin. .. . ' A' S , ,5.:' i K5, L if W A ' Q ' +i.::.ggr . .L is. . Q H Manager Tom Strickland Manager John Hemphill Tris Carlson attempts clearance in the high jump. Jumpers Tim Engquist and Lloyd Ped- erson look on. MMM, ,,- ff is -- - ,. .. , P ,. ,ig . . hs -Qs Manager Paul Dobrasz Randy Houghton broad jumps 20 feet. Bruce Saario and Carl Christian- Dennis Blades leaps a victorious 21 feet in the first son study pole vault technique. meet against Bal- lard. Tim Engquist, school record holder in the pole vault, clears the bar in practice. Shot putter Russ Borneman throws the lead ball nearly 50 feet, .IV : 3rd R0 W' Left to Right: J. Leach, M. McEwen, J . Palmason, D. Smith, R. Edmonson, J. West, S. Walle, R. Hamp- ton, D. Kirkam, D. Chittick, P. Hemphill. 2nd ROW: L. Saulness, C. Clauson, G. Johnson, D. Horsey, R. Brandrud, R Johnson, S. Johnson, K. Willson, A. Sawtell, M. Borghorst, H. Hilsenberg. Isl R0 W? L. Faa, R. VanHorn, K. Skutt, M. Farrell, C. MacLean, C. Martin, D. Frank, H. Brons, S. Magee, B. Mason, R. Williamson. 2 SPRING HIGHLIGHTS ' A ' ' lb ' LIE!-l 2 I-I A ' 'X ' A ' ' 'K ' 5 4 v f .. .1 ,S '- 'wi' x V ,..- , M., .-,. 1, ..,W .J .. , i. .,f-. ,., , . f, , .. Wg. ff 5 5, , K : L, .. Q ,f ,V ' , ,ki 2 . :ww Q4-MM, - 1 2. :il,iL.:f,2ge'H?si1iI .gm ,X..... 5 . HA Q,..::i,,,,f-7 ,- 5 J if K .::-.:: ,, i -..k 5 5 .g x W- - P3 5291! Amd ? gavage ij J 4,4 2 , E ingn iz H ,A . - Q... Q I W. A 4 2 lv gt 4 : Se ga af N35 SWIM TEAMQ FIRST ROW: L. Pyle, P. Tucker, L. Soma. C.Johns1on, S. MacLeod, M. Brill, J. Jensen. SECOND RO W' D. Burch, J. Davis, R. Nu vion, C. Clauson, B. Hamry, J. Boyer, N. Burch. THIRD R0 W' B, Sham, G. Thompson, J. Herzog, S. Tucker, S. Durham, J. Wesl, S. Case, T, Wick strcm. , , AR- , 6 -3 m f :. I- W, yi 41,L - ww, A - 'Lb' ,5' 4 ' gWAx WW' 'W ,V ,.,,..i W. ,... Mm ,M A -awww-1, -my-QL wm- 2 xbrgrfv 3 'intl WWW, mmm-W VW gm . QM ,Eg EAM ,Q ,W 'mv 1 . gf: qw Vw M wi? QL, 'A 'r V' Mm. 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D if if L 3 Dick Swanson ASI Vice-President Lucy Stolzenburg ASI Secretary ' 'I', ' .k,'V , ,L ' f f Sue Tomalin ASI Treasurer Linda Hoar In January, the Ingraham Student Government was changed by a stu- dent vote. It now is composed of one board of control consisting of students as well as faculty advisors. Prior to this, there were four bodies of the gov- ernment: Executive Board, Senate, Representative Assembly, and Ad Council. Exec Board considered all bills passed by the Representative As- sembly and the Senate. Their main function was to organize student activi- ties, such as the magazine drive last November which raised 51500. The Clute-Plan, with new officers taking office in January, provides an oppor- tunity for the out-going ofiioers to give a thorough, beneficial orientation of each oiiice. During this time, the out-going ofiicers relate their leadership conference knowledge to the new officers, emphasizing the importance of quality leadership. Through the class officers, the council representatives, and the ten organizations represented, individuals collaborate with Student Government in an effort to promote a system which adapts to the changing needs and desires of the students. The Mighty Five! C ommi ltee Coordinator How do I look? STUDE T Mr. Clute A ctivity Coordinator Lina Donoghue Historian Ross Jacobson Majors 5 . Janet H opkins Pep Club Chairman Donn Franklin Publications GO ER ME T Hard working Senate takes a break. Doug Wickre Speaker ofthe A ssem bly Gwen Grim Glissaders i nrna Joan Kurtz Sue Hanson Jay Hanseth Honor Society Girls' Activities Boys' Activities Debbie Nielsen Sue Walker Claudia Rowe Inter-High Inter-High Inter-High John Keeney Senior Class Pres. . , , - ,r,,t,tt.Mf. if 1-1 tt ,- :-as -foul fvivfg m ,Wi fe., . I f it pk .Hmf-.'lE,,.: ,: Joe Erickson Junior Class Pres. Carolyn Lee S oph. Class Pres. Sheila McDonald Inter-High Sue Chesley Senior Class V.-Pres Sandy Carlson lunior Class V. -Pres Marla H odgson S oph. Class V,-Pres. Karen Hanseth Inter-High Exec. Demse Dodd C h1efJust1ce ADVISORY COUNCIL Untll the end of the semester ending in January the Advisory Coun c1l was the Judlclal branch ofStudent Government The councll consist ed of two elected representatlves from each class and a Chief Justice Students who had broken smoklng regulatlons parking lot regulations abstained from attending classes or who had left campus durlng school hours were brought before the council for a hearing and restriction In aiIil1at1on w1th the v1ce principal the Advisory Councll had the power to put students on probation building suspension and home suspen sion This IS the last year for the Ad Council due to the new form of Student Government adopted this year Jim Bunch Peggy McEwen John Hull Dana Hardman Chuck Wemstock Jumor Lynn Wmkleman Senior Senior Sophomore Sophomore Jumor REPRESENTATIVE ASSEMBLY Doug Wickre Speaker ofthe House Led by the Speaker of the House, the representatives from each council met once a week to strengthen the bond between the students and the adminis- tration. Offering ideas, as well as passing bills, they concen- trated on providing maximum benefits for the Ingraham stu- dent in academics and activi- ties. N TER-H I GH Unsportsmanship-like conduct after basketball games made it necessary for the Inter-High council to be formed in 1938. Inter-High is the organization to improve Metro League High School relations. Five representatives from each school are present at the meetings to represent five aspects of high school life - citizenship, publicity, sports- manship, human relations, and safety. The Inter-High council acts as a joint council to improve student relations, student awareness, and to represent the Seattle high schools to the Seattle community citizens. Ah, come on, smile! Look who's being good sports! Karen Hanseth Debbie Nielsen Publicity Sportsmanship Sheila McDonald Claudia Rowe Safety Human Relattons Citizenship Sue Walker ASI . COMMITTEE CHAIRM N Student Government delegates the organization of the Ingraham activities, including Football and Christmas Weeks, dances, Traditions Week, pub- licity, Faculty Relations, and communication through the committee members. Planning, com- bined with publicity on each major activity, en- tailed a great deal ofwork, although the results were justified by enthusiastic participation in true Ram spirit. The ASI committees are unique be- cause they are the only committees at Ingraham which are available to every student. Each year more committees are added in order to represent more organizationsg the latest was Metro Publici- ty, a committee which works with Inter-High. Linda Hoar Glenna Lee Kathy Sroufe Committee Coordinator Sales Ja Drives Sales de Drives Jean Baldwin Donn McAfee Janet Powell Publicity Publicity Publicity Scott Andrews Lynn Winkleman Claudia Rowe 1700111011 19 ChfiSlml1S Football di Christmas Tradtttons di A cli vi ties A cti vi ties Exchanges Bruce Baker PTSA Dance Debbie Nielsen PTSA Dance Marilyn Duff Faculty Relations Heidi Schulz KAP Marilyn Lien Traditions ci Exchanges Sandy Carlson Ted Lagreid PTSA Dance PTSA Dance Kathy McMaster Ann Whittlesey Orientation Orientation Marilyn Freidenrich .loan Kurtz Faculty Relations Elections Chris Thein Karen Hanseth KAP Metro Publicity Lina Donoghue Jeanne Whittlesey Calendar di Calendar di Communications Communications 1 , E -' v i V Debbie Brown Sharyn Arnhart Lynn Johnson Big Sister Tea Big Sister Tea G.A. Dance Joanne Komstadiug Ellen Bakke Elaine Wedman Cabiner Relations Cabinez Relations G.A. Dance Kandi Hufty Nancy Brandrud Beth Ramey G,A, Legllylamrg GA. Legislature Bulletin Boards Estelle Wood Jo Ann Segle JCHHHC Whittlesey G'.A.B. G.A .B. Bulletin Boards Chris Greeley Kathy McMaster Sue Corbett Metro Metro Mother-Daughter Tea GLISSADERS .Jr ,,-in A 1 ,K-M r ling: i i Mrs, Hammett Marge Blasing Gwen Grim A d visor Preridenl Vice-Pres idenl SSH 're' - 'iff - ' , , v1,.:JEC 5f,4-- fiiffzt 1 ,S n 52 vf' i i ,.' -J . f' A Glennis Evans Marti Hedman Carol Anderson Recording Secretary' Torresponding Secreiarj Singing V ,, J A . ati: K f R Glenda Carl Sue Hills Karen Holt Firererr Dm' Nursern' Social . 4--.1 V . V A ' 5-irlmflsie 15215-5 Q - .Q 9 - --f ,, i it y leie , K... , .. ,I fri. K ry, ,K..., Q-Ek.. im, , In V - 53 z.- , . Q '.:- -LA fi.- W ' ii.i 5 Patty McNamara Service Kathy McMaster Handicapped Center Sharyn Arnhart f I ! Marilyn Blasing Kyle Bruce Jo Ann Carpenter - iff 'WM J f tw iv 3 J ' . If ' at it S - , G izat Edl pur The wor the con com kno com Nu cap on p vice pati mai ity mee plac HS H Play TICSS. Sue Tomalin Social 2 Linda Beaumont 1 .. lissaders is the girls' service organ- ion of Ingraham. its symbol is the ewiess, which is associated with ity, tolerance, willingness and hope. se girls spend much of their time in thwhile activities, beneficial to mselves and the community. By tributing their efforts toward a mon cause, they obtain valuable wledge of people. In service to the munity the girls go to the Day rsery, Fircrest, and the Handi- ped Center to offer their assistance rojects. They also send gifts to ser- men in Vietnam. Besides partici- ng in many school activities, they ntain a high level of academic abil- at all times and are ever ready to t the demand of responsibility ed on them every day. They serve n inspiration to other girls by dis- ing a smile of cheer and friendli- S .. . K. my Q 52. vt., .,- if L t 3 W M argaret Cashman Debbie Nielsen -ta Inspiration y 4,51 T -Ima, if ire. 5-Fu lssi . Karen Beck I Marilyn Duff Jeana Dull Stephanie Eldringholf tttt it ? g 1 1 :S ii he Charee Fladland Marilyn Freidenrich Marilyn Gray Sandy Hanson Sue Hanson Sherry Hilsinger Suzanne James , .wa Cathy Parise Marilyn Reese Diane Robinson .M ii . in 5ii1::'5 . T315 , -Vila e , K -K if .L iv, : 'P , fir -gg f W ig-gi W iff: 711155 , 5 Q si - Y., Debbie Suncll Kathy Thornton Kathy Vining new - , , , y L k r fi. 1 Heidi Schulz i Sue Walker A -- S N ? ' I if .g nys-f ' 23 ' rf 1 is sa ' , iie' . , J ,-.Q r figggg V43 ,, -,J - 2 m y 523 'f Lynn jghnggn Kaya Jorgenson Tina Keeney Kathy Linneman , , fx: fe?fSi9f5Vf 'f - ' ' -4 I . -11 Q .. , siffglffd .ws -' yn - H -, j ,g.,,gJ3, V ,qv In fi' -2455 we L: -5 711 ,Q , , , - X ' K if ga. V ,, Nancy MacPherson Sheila McDonald L f Margie McKay Peggy Marlin ea 1, Y' Vicki Julsrucl ,751 9 A E' E 6 1 . X 5 L5 S Terry Lowney Peggy Mc Ewen , 'W fl. A 5 Q X 9, . 1 Q 1 i VZ., X, 41 , ,gil 284, Kathy Mitchell Kathy Sroufe Wanda Sorenson Sharon Stephens H Q- Tiff ,,,. . Miz' V 0 ' . g -M ,+:+,f-2,4 ' , ,. Q , .L 14.5 s 'f I' ' -.. K . he y y Ann Whinlesey Linda Williams Lynn Winkleman Jay Hanseth President Kelly Schunke BOYS' ACTIVITIES Because of the conta ious enthusiasm dis la ed b the S P Y Y Boys' Acti vities Cabinet, a very successful year was estab- lished. B.A. became significantly involved in student life. Under the supervision of Mr. Zeger, the semi-advisor, and Jay Hanseth, the president, the year was highlighted with what proved to be the greatest dance ever presented in In- graham. A combination light show and dance, complete with fog, enchanted everyone who attended f Ingraham students as well as guests from other schools. The Kansas Standardf, a psychedelic union band, kept the dance lively for the entire evening. It was a pleasant surprise when al- most one hundred people were turned away because of a capacity crowd. Other activities sponsored by B.A. were the candy sales in the Activity Center Qlater discontinued because of the opening of a lunchroom snack barj and a ping pong tourna- ment, a traditional part of Ingraham Spring Activities. Gerrie Goddard Russ Borneman Gary Babboni Lu Prince 142 Mr. Zeger Advisor Bill Lewis Pete Humber Ken Pepin s ff Tim Engquist John Holmes Rick Albright Tom Waldron 143 WW M. . .2 3. '11 wmasvrwmwmkymxmmwl.a,ww,.q , W 5 1, ff 'L 9? , ef ? E ,M , s 1 l I Y PEP CLUB Pep Club is the organization designed to stimulate the good sportsmanship of In- graham. Honoring the teams by Sports Banquets, communicating with schools about upcoming games, publicizing activities through posters, skits, Pep Day and Jungle Safari featuring the Sonics were just a few of the many functions sponsored by Pep C ub. Mrs. Henderson Janet Hopkins Scott Andrews Sharmaine Arnold Peggy Bollinger Debbie Brown Ellen Burdick Jo Gustafson Sue Haguewood Kurt I-Iitchman Neal Ingebrigtson Julie Jensen Jill Johnson Barb Kelly Betty Madsen Gail Mifllin Chris Nuetzman Nancy Parmenter 1 W , l Kathy Peck Janet Powell Fran Rice Cathi Sagstad Sue Smith Linda Weston 145 . N, ? . f 'V . f yi I -.X-fjvgxx 1 E x XV xf' Lf -px! cfkjv ,X L' F QU fx C55 A sk ,X px HX XXL, X. ,, NL! . FN vf -sw X 53 'X su S EM S, 1 1.1 J ' xy . f 1 V ' ! 4 If XJ O5 m 'X K 'x fl Y . Q! ' V xi X xr X A V 'GN N ik, H M91 XX Wm' Kdmxyjig 1 PM 'f5Ejxy, PJMAJX I W 'X Sue Winn Ralph VanHorn Enlhusiasm is the vital strength which allows man to continue in H his infinite search for excel- ss lence. Gary Dammann Miss Moeser A d visor Bud Lanctot Lynne West Dick SWVCHSOU I fwfiiiw 4 1 . mf I GRAHAM CLUBS Students of lngraham's Latin Club are also members of the Junior Classical League. In addition to mastering Latin as a language, the Latin Club participated in the state con- vention this fall and sponsored the Roman Banquet held in April, LEFT T0 RIGHT' Bruce Pantley, Fran Hemphill, JoAnn Segle, Jill Madsen, Though they argue between themselves, the Debate Club is dedicated to further an un- derstanding of contemporary problems. Outside of scheduled Inter-school debates. they participate in debates held at colleges throughout the state. LEFT T0 RIGHT: Dave gvilliams, Rod Williamson, Jeanne Philipsen, Wendy Northup, Steve Durham, Jim oott. Join Up and Join ln, this year's motto for the Youth Division of the American Red Cross at Ingraham, portrayed the spirit ofthe organization. The chairmen worked with the student leaders to organize and direct activities, such as the jump rope collection sent to Vietnamese children as a portion ofa Christmas gift bag. LEFT T0 RIGHT' Jim Day, Chris Nuetzman Gwen Grim, Sue Walker. Excelsior Club is composed ofall the student library assistants. Aiding the students in the library ing library publicity, and book return drives, and administering most library activities are sor handled by this club. LEFT T0 RIGH7? Allen Brick, Kris Reynolds, Ruth Larson, Ron Sills Janet lee, Bob Napper, Mary Kinney, Carole McCutcheon. By aiding the handicapped through service and service projects for centers and schools club promotes knowledge, tolerance, and acceptance of all handicapped children. Leadership and in therapy, medicine, and special education for handicapped children as a vocation is developed by Spades. 5. iv-Ll-:i'1i, 2' 2 ll' thiftf i' 'A' rf-if if ff' f + Q71 Lag Q HO OR SOCIETY Honor Society is an organization composed of the top students of the student body. Those maintaining a 3.5 grade average and above are members of this organization. On March 30, Honor Society sponsored the Computer Dance, featuring the Gang Busters. Other activities in- clude the sponsoring of the candy sale on Valentines Day and a tutor- ing service. Leona Metzger Advisor Joan Kurtz Malcolm Peterson President Vice-President Laila Hale Sue Winn Secretary Secretary - ,X , ,,W,WiwuwewmtmW,K NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP FINALISTS Ronald J . English Kathleen Lanier Donn D. Franklin Michael D- Shea Susan Hills Richard S. Swanson NATIONAL MERIT LETTERS OF COMMENDATION Kathryn J. McMaster Christine Nuetzmann Richard K. Pies Deborah S. Smith M. Ann Whittlesey Jean L. Baldwin Lynn A. Deahl Arthur H. Harding Ross D. Jacobson Carole McCutcheon Steve McFarlane SCHOLASTIC AWARDS Craig Reynolds - Awarded Blue Ribbon and Golden Key UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON LIBERAL ARTS SEMINAR Marilyn Duif Linda Wood JoAnn Segle WILLIAMSBURG STUDENT BURGESSES Richard S. Swanson ALL-NORTHWEST ORCHESTRA Jetf Cole Judy Johnson Sue Dunning Wendy Northrup Ronald English Rolf Smedvig David Horsey Terry Terzieii' ALL-NO RTH WEST BAN D Malcom Peterson ALL-NORTHWEST CHOIR Scott Andrews Claudia Rowe Jim Day Lynne West Chris Nuetzmann SPECIAL RECOGNITION Charles Reynolds Rowlands Studio Gary Bernhard Boldmans Studio Jeff Boyer Joseph Scalea John Evans Bruce Skelly Fred Milkie Swanson,s Land Of Flowers Bob Miller Seattle Times E. R. Moore 8: Co. Tux-Shop Jim Palm American Yearbook Company l5l mf-1Zr11Zrr1GUUr1-11-12OZ?s2ODf Jerome Semrau Director Under the direction of Mr. Jerome Semrau, Ingraham's four choral groups appeared before student and adult audiences alike. The sophomores commence their high school vocal career as mem- bers of the Cadet Choir. As these students gain in poise and ability, they become either members of Girls' Chorus, Madrigals, or Concert Choir. Madrigals is the schools' good-will choir, participating in events around the community. This year, Concert Choir was honored as being one of the high school choirs to welcome the mayor of Bergen, Nor- way. Ingraham can be proud ofits line choral department, Chamber Singers. Girls: LEFT T0 RIGHT' B. Ramstad, L. West, S. Gustafson. Boys: D. HarriS, J- Hammaflllildt MY- Semrau, L. Dull, J Arnold, D. Johnson, S. Douglas. K. Thornton, C. Rowe, S. Walker, J. Gregg, J. Day, M. Knechtel, S. Andrews, J. Somers. f., Fw ff.. X 1 Q L 3 Si R 3' 3' ,gs FK 1gg,s KQV H536 f I : i .ma NSTRUMENTAL Raymond Horsey Director Ingraham's Concert Orchestra was the finest ever assembled. With sixty-three musicians, this was the largest orchestra Ingraham has ever had. Thirteen of the orchestra members participated in the All-City High School Symphony and ten belonged to the All-State Orchestra. Both of these instrumental groups performed for the Music Educator's National Conference. The orchestra appeared in many programs throughout the year, such as the Fall, Winter, and Spring concerts, and the Christmas Program. They also performed at the All-City Orchestra Festival where they have consistently for the past live years reoeived the highest ratings possible. As a climax, Ingraham's orchestra was asked to play during Victoria's Spring Festival for the eighth successive year, a meritorious accomplishment in itself. Ingraham is very proud of its fine concert orchestra. Q'-ul!!! USIC ff 'Sf BOTTOM R0 W' Left to Right: J. Johnson, W. Northup, M. Reese, M, Blasing, S. Johnson. D. Howisey, K. Ray, C. Sjodin, S. Dunning. 2nd ROW: B, Hamry, M. Lee, M, Lien, A. Thor' son, R. Hopkins, C. Mee, A. Sawtell, J. Balwasen, N. Johnson, B, Skclly, J. Smedrig, S, Van- damenl, T. Tindall, J. Barthlow, P. Hamblen, G. De Bon. Jrd R0 W' L. Ranney, A. LaBrant, S. Hubbard, J. Rosen, A. Sipols, I. Liinar, T. Young, L. Ekorenrud, G. Hanson, P. Jarvis, J, ,ww-na , Doty, J, Harber, S. Wherland, T, Terzieif, D. Oschner, D. Horsey, R. English, W, Scholl, K. Kincaid, S. Stephens. TOP R0 W' J. Renard, S. Weber, J. Reeves, Director Raymond Horsey, M. Moore, E, Wilson, D. Robinson, J. Brown, S. Tucker, F. Stephan, P. Hemphill, K. Fors- man, R. French, D. Bowman, S. Hanover, M. Peterson, R. Smedvig, J. Cole, Not pictured: J. KIILKL AN Ingraham's band was of record size this year. Of the seventy-eight members, seventeen were in the All-City Honor Band, and four were in the All-State Band, both of which performed for the Music Educatorls National Conference held in Seattle. During our victorious football season, the band was always on the scene, adding spirit and excitement to ev- ery game. At Ingraham's home games, the band present- ed intricate drills and marching shows, interesting and enjoyable to all. They also performed for the Thanksgiv- ing Day Championship Game and at all the football pep assemblies. Off the field, the band displayed their musical talents at the annual Fall, Winter, and Spring concerts, and at the annual All-City Band Festival where they have con- sistently reoeived high ratings. They were also invited for the eighth consecutive year to play in the annual concert and parade in Victoria, B.C., during Victoria's Spring Festival. Ingraham's Concert and Marching Band is out- standing and worthy of recognition. We are all but single notes in a great score,' Blending in harmony throughout the perform- ance. S cotl MacPherson BOTTOM R0 W' Left to Right: N. Horton, S. Harlin, V. Hoglund, K. TerzielT, K. Berg, M Stover, H. Shultz, C. Fnrsman, V. Julsrud, J. Wilson, L. Fischer. 2nd ROW: S. Parks, J. Wolf, K. Nelson, M. Holman, D. Watters, T. Johnson, M. Olsoe, J. Evans, J. Schindler, K. Kvalheim, B. Samuelson, G. Magruder, R. Jensen, B. Heller, G. Mock, C. HulT, P. Halverson, T. Savage. 3rd R0 W: P. De Neui, P. Tucker, E. DeBoard, S. Domenowske, D. Turner, J Doty, S. Killingsworlh, N. Ingebrigtson, D. Franz, P. Hemphill, C. Sangster, B. De Neui, K Kincaid, R. Gessel, D. Robison, P. Beatty, D. Boelter, R. Leeland, J. Eneboe, B. Ardissono, R. Brown, D. Ekorenrud. TOP ROW' M. Blasing, J. Davis, E. Erickson, M. Halverson, C The Stage Band is an honor ensemble chosen from members of the band and orchestra. They first appeared for the basketball sea- son, providing entertainment during the games and playing for the pep assemblies. The band performed at the annual Spring Concert, the annual Spaghetti Dinner, and other events of the school and community. They also played in Victoria, B. C. for the Spring Festi- val. i The top caliber of these musicians has made Ingrahamls Stage Band one of the finest in the city. Hillis, Director R. Horsey, M. Moore, J. Holen, L. Ranney, T. Gauld, C. Mee, D. Davidson R. Budke, T. Payne, R. Clemens, B. Lundy, J. Apling, S. Drew, Drum Major R. Sleight, J. Didricksen, J. Gregory, J. Thompson, B. Heinemann, B. Grillilh. FRONT' Majorettes, G. Hofsvang, D. Wilson. Not Pictured: J. Carlson, M. Peterson. FRONT R0 WQLeft to Rightj: B. Samuelson, D. Horsey, K. Kvalheim, R. English, T. TerzielT, E. Dfzlioard, J. Johnson. MIDDLE RO W' J. Cole, R. Smedvig, M. Peterson, B. Heinemann, J. Thompson. TOP R0 W: J. Payne, D. Franz. P. Hemphill, R. French, K. Forsman, C. Sangster, J. Holen, M. Moore. Not pictured: G. Magruder. One Act Plays The one act plays from Ingraham also reflected a change in pro- duction attitudes. The Sophomore Class came up with Mr. Flan- nery's Ocean', directed by George Dykes. The Juniors' selection was The Bald Soprano directed by Bob Gallagher. Most startling was the Senior one act presentation of H27 Wagons Full ofCotton, an adult drama directed by Kurt Hitchman. Those involved put much time and effort into these productions and all agreed these plays were excellently directed and presented. 162 AwfJ,+iwi2Qm1c1fwaa' s mm CASCADE The Cascade Staff, a class of advanced journalism students, has maintained a highly accalimed, nationally recognized newspaper. Under the direction of Mrs. Jane A. Gruber, the stimulating articles for the enlightenment ofthe student body. Ingraham students take pride in the supe- rior job the stall' has done and the excellent standards they have maintained this year. l l Mrs. Jane Gruber Tina Keeney Donn Franklin Advisor Editor Editor Doug Horton Dick Swanson Associate Editor Associate Editor 4 . , Skip Tucker Ann Whittlesey Linda Beaumont A5504-igfe Editor A ssociate Editor F ea lure Editor Suzanne James Peggy McEwen Feature Editor Feature Editor Ross Jacobson Kathy McMaster Ron Sidenquist News Editor News Editor Sports Editor Janet Hopkins Debbie Nielson Advertising Manager Circulation Manager Norrie Albright Jelf Boyer Steve McKinstry Business Manager Photographer Cartoonist Susan Arnold Reporter GLACIER Producing a quality annual requires hours of continuous blood, toil, sweat and tears. The 1968 Glacier is a result of days of planning, quali- ty photography, creative writing and theme application, organization of pictures, names and copy on pages, and meeting every deadline. Work for the annual begins in the summer or spring of the preceding year and does not cease until all ofthe annuals are distributed. The annual stali' meets sixth period under the supervision of Mrs. Sawyer. With her suggestions and patience, excellent layouts and copy are produced. The 1968 Glacier staH' boasts a variety of concerned and conscientious students who work hard, work well together, and do their best to produce a memorable annual to Ingraham High School. Gla- cier staff takes pride in presenting the best Glacier possible to the stu- dent body and faculty. Mrs. Sawyer Sue Burkland Marilyn Duff A d visor Editor Editor Marie Argast Gary Babboni Jean Baldwin Seniors Sports Copy Editor l X Bruce Baker Rocky Boss Hal Cook Senior Editor Sports Activities Editor 4 Gary Dammann Tim Engquist Glennis Evans Charee Fladland Bob Gaddy A rtist and Copy Sports Editor Picture Editor A ctivities A ctr vities 166 Which picture do you think is the best? 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I 4.1, - t , , fqfnyef K A tl Q I I ,X l ,. f if fk,!'f't'f f .1 i 6 ! ' gi f'Q,'!' 1 , , -'il f. l , .,4, 'i f 'f gf 1 rt fl tQf,ji-,,,-3. , .. ---,f ,--- .V f. ,gba Vi X l l 1 .1 , -, 7 -- ,ff , , x f ,- , , IQ! , ,A A' 1 7 7' ,r f , - .1 ,NX -my 1 f ,' L-L-L4 J - ' , I X x To us, the 1968 Glacier is more than a yearbook. It is mem- fjfh ,V L, ories . , . of a stall' working together, tension before a dead- 'fifr' -f N- ' .. 'f' 5, 7 line, relief every time a page is completed, tears,joy, and 3, , -3 4 V, ,V friendship. Now that the annual is completed and the year is 71' W ' g' ff., 'LD' ' f ' ffdpawing to a close, it is hard to believe that our job is tinished. . W :fr tx I i -xx x L ., f , ,, 'xx li ff' l J' 1 f l gf jiVritten with prolonged contemplation hard work and genu- s , ,fine sincerity, we tried to present the best possible Glacier to you to symbolize the cherished memories ol' this past year. We sincerely hope that you will like and be proud of your Glacier. This book was not only written as a record of highlights of events, a record of students, and a resume of school organiza- tions, but also as a book with a message for all students at the present time and in the future. Our theme of Bridges was incorporated into many concepts throughout the text . . . to symbolize the abyss of hatred and war, to symbolize friend- ship and parting, to symbolize a bridge with the present and a link to the future. Since high school is the major stepping- stone to adulthood, it is a message that should be read and contemplated by all students. None of this would have been possible without the help of many people. We give special thanks to the staff, Bruce Skelly for his many wonderful pictures, Mr. Bruce Clute, Jim Palm of American Yearbook for his help and interest, and Boldman Studios for their artistic and efficient photography and pa- tience. 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