Kent Meridian High School - Diadem Yearbook (Kent, WA)

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From The Tive semi- TinalisTs, Darlene An- derson, Joan Savage, Nancy Taylor, Nancy WynsTra, and Sandy Thorsland, Two will be chosen To aTTend The annual Girls' STaTe held aT Ellensburg in early summer. Nine iunior girls were TirsT elecTed by The sTu- dem' body and The Tac- ulTy selecTed The Tive TinalisTs Two of whom were chosen by The KenT American Legion Auxiliary and The Tac- ulTy members. Top Row-left to Right: N. Taylor, D. Anderson, S. Thorsland. Bottom Row: J. SUVCIQG, N. Wynsfro. ' Early This summer, Two boys Trom This high school will aTTend The annual Boys' STaTe Conven- Tion in Tacoma. RepresenTaTives are chosen by The TaculTy and American Legion on scholasTic rec- ords. abiliTy To geT along wiTh oThers, and inTeresT in governmenfal aTTairs. SeT up inTo ciTy. counTy and sTaTe adminisTraTors, The boys learn how The governmenT TuncTions in WashingTon. Gene Holly, Richard McGovern, and Dean Savage aTTended Boys' STaTe on The PaciTic LuTheran campus lasT year. Dean Savage was elecTed Councilman, Richard McGovern, RepresenTaTive, and Gene Holly. his Honor The Mayor. Three ideal girls are chosen each year Tor Their ouTsTanding service. characTer and personaliTy. Each spring, a compleTe lisT oT all senior girls is passed ouT aT a girls' club meeTing. VoTing Tor only Three, girls pick The candidaTes, who in Their esTimaTion qualiTy Tor The high honor. These Three girls are Then announced aT The lv1oThers' Tea. Marlene Anderson Bonnie Kennedy Judy Rasmussen 29

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,..- f,e'f v MW hqvpvdbf A' 4 if ' inf. 1 , 3' ' '3 '- 1, -1 ' Ski. my A wal- U -- ' tif A ii- Honors Top honors in scholarship and service will be awarded to the Valedictorian and Salutatorion at commencement exercises to climax the end of a bright twelve years. The Valedictorian is named for having maintained the highest scholastic marks throughout his high school years. Close behind is the Salutatorian with an enviable record as second best. This year Kent-Meridian is proud to have had ' two students named Salutatorian. SALUTATORIANS VALEDICTORIAN Hoi.i.is PAUL CYNTHIA de YOUNG RUTH ANN BURNETT PLAQUE AWARD WINNER PLAQUE AWARD WWNE' Plaque Award For exceptional three years of service to the school Plaque Awards are presented to graduating seniors who have fulfilled the required number of points, 72, in the fields of Athletics, Scholastics, Arts, and Service. Winners Points must have been earned in three of these divisions, with a minimum of I2 points in one section and not more than 36. At the com- pletion ofthe Junior year a candidate for the hon- or must have a total of 36 points. Vivian Agledal Ada Bevaarf Myrna Cavender Arden Farman MYVW Ford Bonnie Kennedy Marilynn Lorenz Lorraine Mizoguchi -l-3Ck Offini Lillian Tsukamaki Joanne Peterson Angle Picardo Judy Rasmussen Robin Sanford Francis Sever Annette Skagen Judith Thompson John Weitz 28

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Juniors Gelling over lhe 'lrighl' of lheir sophomore year, and beginning 'ro plan +o- ward iheir senior year, juniors find +hemselves conlribuiing 'lo 'rheir school in many cliflerenl' i ways. Ted lvion+gomery led lhem lhrough +his year as class presiclenl. Assisling him were Mike SQ Minear, vice-presidenl, l Jan Kelchum. secrelary, of and Bud Walker. +reas- urer. The annual Junior Prom V K V . K ww. L - - i . . G-,N ' 3- Ax . . Ex Lef? to llighf: lan Kel um. Mike Mine::'r,Nd !Agj1igomeryi'Flid'ilNal 'er KKK w w R 'sf' iff X , '-Q 'T JA W 'M QI h d db J K + h- Dill fiJ1 'T , fx., ll iv i f,,, I My :ITIS aig gnooks galdewtell. XV ,X nlho carried: e lhejklelof 'Exoiic Evening ilrough lhgenliregdifnce. Fund raising candy was sold by fthe unlors f bUIlC9iQP6 grandsland. Ted Monigprnerylheaded lhis commillee of hard work- x , , mg sa esmen. , 1 ,. I ' -'s, TV . 1' . , ' - Q- Kr. ,. V ,Q .lurnior boys re senled lheir sckplln spormjk helping lo bring us addilional honor and fame. Ynfleengluniors wor H 'hard 'rurriing oui' forloo+ball.hgBaskelball 'rechniques were practiced-fby eighl en- -, usigshc IUDIOFI, . oinow lookNi9rward 'ro nexl yegrxludo. baseball. and 'rrackgeach skew yeir share of V6.5 class eal Ing iheirflellers. Bgxbidohnslon was junior represenlalive 'roffhe 'Kerri-A urn Council. Xb' Keren KKSV was i'Kefonly,iunio'rf6n +he song Wading slall. The yell sl 6dfiVll3iU ' ,Snooks Cald- ! uv, well. an um Tessendore, yell king. bf-f K 1 gf' ,,1c, KJj 1 V' , i i.--' Tx l xi f , A xv-f - . V S V fn- rl X wx fer, XI,-1 'Y 5 4 X - ,Jef ,fjljx JI P X X 1 fn sv fs L can is T an -,X s .1 xxqk ,!,1 R.. 'Xi gk - 1 ..1 . ll., J Xa l' , Sunior girls Sharon Williams, Karen Kipper a Maclniyre. sell Recreation Club Bonds L to Dave Mooney and Alex Thornton in the attempt to further plans for The new Rec Hall. i . h gy , A as www, Nfl Q M? y 30