Issaquah High School - Sammamish Yearbook (Issaquah, WA)

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Mr. Smith received his degree in Business Administration at Washington State Uni- versity and his degree in Education at Western Washington College of Education. He now teaches typing, bookkeeping, eco- nomics and business law. Mr. Treat, the Senior social studies teacher has attended Colorado State College of Education, State Teachers College of North Dakota, North Dakota University and Central Washington State College. According to his students he is often heard saying, That's a new breed of cats. Mr. Soland, our head basketball coach and assistant football and track coach, teaches boys' P.E. and American Govern- ment. A graduate ot Pacific Lutheran Uni- versity, his hobbies include hunting and fishing. Mr. Tonstad, a graduate of the University of Puget Sound, teaches Speech, U.S. His- tory and is a councelor. He enjoys photog- raphy and is frequently heard saying, l haven't told you this one before have I? A childhood ambition of Mrs. Vawter's was to run a lighthouse on a rocky island. In- stead she went to Concordia College and Washington State University and became an English teacher. 13 Miss Still enioys gardening and music, and had ambitions of becoming a concert pi- anist. After attending Whitman College and the University of Washington, Miss Still became our tine librarian and the advisor to Honor Society. Mr. White always wanted to sing Be-Bop- a-Lulu at Carnegie Hall, but fortunately the Marines nabbed him. He now teaches history courses and coaches at Issaquah.

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The realities of life are not the things we see, according to Mr. Molvik, our math teacher. He enjoys music and outdoor life, and attended Seattle Pacitic and the Uni- versity of Washington. Q 5 - f . r , , . Mr. Piele attended Washington State Uni- A graduate of Washington State Univer versity and the University of Washington. sity, Mrs. Piercey teaches commercial sub He advises the debate team and teaches iects and is an advisor to the Senior class English courses. ,i rf if f' Mrs. Pierini, a new teacher this year, at- tended Washington State University and the University of California at Berkeley. She teaches Sophomore English courses and Developmental Reading and is the advisor to the Girls' Club. Mr. Schmelzer teaches radio shop, Art and Design, Introductory Mechanical Drawing, cabinet making, Advanced Mechanical Drawing, and wood shop. He attended the University of Washington and Washington State University. 12 Mr. Tonstad demonstrates how to use a pogo stick. Mr. Smith, Mr. Galloway and Mr. Tonstad take in the action at one of the football games. Mr. Siemens attended Yale University, Adams State Teachers' College, San Fran- cisco State, and Washington State Univer- sity. He is an English teacher and the Journalism advisor, and is known for his beach bumming.

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