Lynden High School - Simba Yearbook (Lynden, WA)

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new l llli' i DEDICATICJN To you, Mr. and Mrs. Taxpayer of the Lynden School District, we dedicate this 1963 Simba. It is you who have made it possible for us to have this beautiful new school building. Your support of the bond issue in l96O pro- vided us, the Lynden Public School students, with the best educational facilities in the county. The Lynden P.-T. A. and the School Board, who took the first steps to make the dreams of a few become o reality, also deserve cz special thanks. For your interest in our educational needs we thank you. You have made a wise investment, which you will never regret in the tomorrows of our country.

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Two FOREWORD Look well to this day, for it, and it alone, ir life. In the brief cottrre of thir clay lie all the varietier and realitier of your exirtence: the joy of growth, the Jplenilor of beauty, the glory of action. Yerterday ir but a memory, and tomorrow ir but a virion. But a today well built, maker each yerterday a memorial of happinerr, and each to- morrow a dream of hope. Look well, therefore, to thir one clay, for it, and it alone, if life. From The Sanscrit Cparaphrasedj The theme of Simba '63 is Building for Tomorrow. Looking back upon the i962-63 school year we can readily see how the new experiences of each day prepared us for a better tomorrow. New friends, new instructors, new ideas, and a new school building became a part of our life at Lynden High School. They helped us build our lives on a more solid foundation so that our tomorrows might be happier. Children yet in grade school, Freshmen, and Sophomores have many tomorrows left to enjoy at Lynden High School. The Juniors naturally have fewer tomorrows left here. The Seniors, however, have already completed the construction of their lives. Their tomorrows will not be at Lynden High School but somewhere in the bright future. The Annual staff hopes that this annual will provide pleasant memories. And that many years from now in your tomorrows you will be able to look back upon your building days at Lynden High School with great satisfaction. TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY . . 3 ACTIVITIES ....... . 9 SPORTS .... - 21 ORGANIZATIONS . . 37 CLASSES . . . - 55

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l Left to right: E. Isom, Superintendentg Mrs. Clay, Secretaryp E. J. Clarkson, Principal. FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION The teachers and administrators pictured on these two pages have helped prepare the students of L.H.S. for the future. They have provided a strong foundation of knowledge on which the students can build their education. The students have been strengthened not only by their classroom discussions but also through their guidance and advise in various organizations and activities. For being the wonderful people which they ore, the Annual Staff thanks them. C. DEETER K. McAUI.AY E. BUURMAN Librarian Commercial Law and Sociology World Problems and Girls' P.E Foul