Mercer Island High School - ISLA Yearbook (Mercer Island, WA)

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Mr. Fred Knapp Power Mechanics Mctal Shop General Shop Ass't Football Ass'l Wrcstling M rs. Lillian Zicglcr Girl's Physical Education Cirl's Tcnnis. GAA Mr. ,lamcs Kibby Mcchanical Drawing Wood Shop Conccssions Drivcr's Education vary curriculum Mr. Bob Corcoran Boy's Physical Education Baskctlxall 1 if PS af' 'SSE 5715! V Custodian Mr. Downing Cooks Mrs. Lois Cunning- ham. Mrs. Ann Swanson. Mrs. lfunivc Auguston. Mrs. Charlotte' May McCormick. Mrs. Chris Gugclcr. Miss Diane Auguston ., bg Mrs. Ilicnc Hagstrom Study Hall Mrs. Bctty Wcbstcr Study Hall. Library Mrs. Bclty Drcsscl Rcsourcc Ccntcr vs, A J E -J 91 .E 5? ff,

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For the seniors, 1966-1967 was a year full of excitement and anticipation of one of the most important moments in their lifes-graduation. The seniors upheld the tradition of winning Homecoming competition by placing first in such events as egg-throwing and pie-eating, mascot and class signs. All seniors enjoyed the traditional privileges such as eat- ing lunch on the balcony, open campus during semester exams and for a chosen few the honors study program. Arranging senior class activities were officers vice-president Lane Bockman, Secretary Trish Nugent, President Hugh Lawrence, Business Manager Dave Cahill. Throughout the year, seniors worked on various pro- jects including the presentation of the class gift, the organ- ization of graduation and the production of the senior play uMary Stuart. The end of the year brought mixed emo- tions to most seniors, sadness about leaving friends and familar places but also anticipation for the future. Plans of college or specialized training lay in store for most of M.I.'s '67 grads. CHRIS ANDERSON 7 Entered from California 3, For- eign Ex. 3,4. DWIGHT ANDERSON 7 Spanish Club 2. MARY ANDERSON 77 Art Service 1,2,3,fl-, German Club 2,3,4-, Honor Roll 1, Senior Play 4, Ski Club 2,3,4, Spanish Club 2,331-. PAUL ANDREWS 7 Mercer Hi Times 4, Photo Club 3, 4, Ski Club'I,2,3,4-, Spanish Club 2,3. ROBERT APPLEBAUM 7 Bob 7' Student Council 2, 4, Intramurals 2. PHILIP ARNOLD 7 Phil 7 Service Club Pres. I, Soph. Class Pres. 2, Football I.,2,3,4, Honor Roll l,3, Varsity Club l,2,3,fl, Ice Hockey 3,4. MARK ALLAMANO 7 Alli 7 French Club 2, Ham Radio Club 4, Photo Club 3,4-, Ski Club 3,1-, Student Council 2, Track I, Service 1. MARY ANNE ALLISON 7 Art Service 2, Big Sister 4, Counselor's Ass't 3, Lib. Ass't ISA, Mercer Hi Times 3,4. CAROL ANDERSON -7 Andy 7 Big Sister 3,4, Drama Club 2,fL, Foreign Ex. 2,3, French Club 2,4-, FTA 2,3,4, GAA I,2, Honor Roll l,2,3,41, Pep Club 2, Senior Play 4, Pegasus 4. . . H if Eli. :,' if' , f ..,. f 1 -M. - ., is ,ay 5'