Ingraham High School - Glacier Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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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.

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