Meadowdale High School - Mesika Yearbook (Lynnwood, WA)

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ROGER OTTMAR WINIFRED PARRIS HORACE PROPST DON RIDGE Biology, Activities Coordina- | Twentieth Century World His- tor tory JAMES NUGENT French, Latin Typing, Ski Club Advisor, French Tennis Coach HARRY ROBINSON MARILEE RYAN WILMA SCHEEL U.I.C.S.M., Geometry Shorthand, Typing English 10, Spanish, Girls’ Club Advisor ELIZABETH S EARS DARLENE SIMPSON MARY STITES Biology, Zoology, Senior Senior Counselor Biology, Typing, Business Machines Class Advisor SHARON WEEKS RALPH WIGINGTON GLENN WILLIAMS Physical Ed., Health, G.AA., English 11, 12, Coll. Prep. Biology Letterwomen VIOLA WALLS RALPH WEAVER Physical Ed., Firewater Advi- English 11,12 sor

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ERICH KOKER Orchestra GLEN MOEHRING English 12, Coll. Prep. Russian, Journalism CHARLES LeWARNE Twentieth Century U.S. His- tory Mh NANCY McCRACKEN English 11, Coll. Prep., Crea- tive Writing JACK NEILSEN VU : C7 Auto Basics, Auto Shops MARION KOLUDA RUDY KOVACEVICH Art, Sculpture, National Hon- Distributed Ed., or Society, Advisor MERLE LOCKWOOD Reading MARCIA McELVAIN English 11, Coll. Prep., Junior Class Advisor ) GEORGE NELSON ras Metal Shop, Track Coach RON LaFRENIERE D.E.C.A. Advisor HELEN MacGILVRA English 10, Coll. Prep., F.T.A. Advisor DOROTHY MEYERS English 12, Coll. Prep., I.R.L. Advisor RON LEE Typing, U.S. History, Russian History, Boys’ Club Advisor LINDA MANN Foods, Meal Planning, Boys’ Home Ec. GLORIA MEYERS Spanish EDWARD NIEVAARD DOLORES NORMAN Biology, Physiology Family Living, Child Care

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STEVE ABBOTT “Who climbs with toil, where so e’er Shail find wings waiting there.” Beeching “As the senior class goes, so goes Meadow- dale.” This warning was issued to an inexperi- enced group of seniors who were not completely aware of the responsibilities that accompany the prestige of being a senior. Determinedly, the sen- iors rallied to win the SAC card sales drive. With dalk-wavaken cela Vem dal-M-1-2al ol g-Wer-iial-Ye mm dal-Ma-t-1 o-1en ae) Viatel-1qeik-F-t-Janl-1ame cela minal ovelad-lananvam dal-e-1-1 alloys class won the self-respect so essential to the uni- ty of aclass. With this new respect and sense of responsibil- MAUREEN ABER ROBIN ACKER 14 ity as a foundation, the seniors continued to build UE} col ale pm er ] of-] 0)(- 1-1 alle) amelt-|- -eam DIV] alae Me dalc¥r-]alaler-]| magazine drive, the class of ‘67 worked to raise nate) al = vam (ol am UK-r-le(o)uZel- I-Mate) = im iU[ale Mmm Kole(=)dal-1amaal:) class of ‘67 worked for Meadowdale. It has become evident that there was a large Fel aavolU] a) are) mm CaU) Caml amaalom’ 7-1 dali are mel V-lam com dal: By: al lols class. The school did go as the Class of ‘67 went. Meadowdale has grown a year older, a year stronger, and a year prouder. PAT ADAMS SUSAN AKERS