Mount Rainier High School - Tor Yearbook (Des Moines, WA)

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Q 'jew ROW I Mrs, White ll, Schuehle, Barb, Koontz, Marsha, Dansenburg, Susan, Card, Jim MacDonald, Marlana, Schultz, Barbara, ROW 2 Jensen, Cheryl, Leahy, Rosemary, Nemeth Mary Jane, Russell, Mary, Kinney, Sue, Schader, Barbara, Davisson, Kathi, Molletti Evonna, Green, Lila, ROW 3 Salvatore, Jayne, Vanasse, Ruth, Harmeson, Nancii, Herzer Carol, Alire, Pat, Schubert, Connie, Carroll, Sherilyn, Casey, Michaele, Robertson, Bruce ROW 4 Alcorn, Sandy, Forse, Kathleen, Cagle, Dianne, Larson, Donna, Matelich, Ruth Cleaver, Pam, Davis, Nancy, Close, Linda, Nasi, Lee, Poletto, Frances, ROW 5 Price, Ella Houplin, Becky, Whemann, Karen, Rounds, Kathy, Bohn, Fred, Hennen, John, Kelly Terry, Wallace, Steve, Kpark, John. Future Teachers of America 1 1 : The Future Teachers of Mount Rainier are organized for the purpose of creating interest in and learning about the teaching profession, exploring our own abilities in relation to the various fields of teaching, and to cultivate personality, character, and leadership characteristics, which are necessary for good teachers. To fulfill its purposes the Future Teachers worked on many projects and activi- ties. One of the most important projects was raising money in order to give a schol- arship to one of its members. A minor activity was keeping a display in the admin- istration building. During the last half of the year the club began to work as student teachers at Midway Elementary, Pacific Junior High, and here at Mount Rainier. It was a worthwhile experience to everyone involved and will become a traditional part of the program in the future. This year's officers were Schuehle, Barbara President, Koontz, Marsha Vice Presi- dent, Dansenberg, Sue Secretary, Gran, Gale Treasurer, MacDonald, Marlana Historian. The faculty advisor is Mrs. lfVhitehall. 68

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Traffic Court FIRST ROW Delo, Lewg Termin, Cherylg Packard, Terig Keithly, John. SECOND ROW Reid, Daleg Schader, Barbg Poolman, Billg Westby, George. 1306610 Count amdf Patfwl e Eeftwu Driving The purpose of our trafhc court is to reduce traffic violations among high school drivers. The group is an organized court of the Washington State Patrol. The meetings are held once a week, at which time the violations are reveiewed and the violators tried. Tickets are issued by the Washington State Patrol and by the court patrolmen. Sipe, Darren 5 Hayes, Rick g Dingfield, Dang Sloan, John. Traffic Patrol Advisor: Mr.Brenr1em2m The function of the traflic patrol is to supervise the parking area to prevent abuses of parking privileges. When irregularities are found, citations are issued by the patrol. The offenders are then referred to the traffic court. 67

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