Mount Si High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Snoqualmie, WA)

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Serves T0 Inspire Us ESTHER McDIVITT Algebra. Gcunietry. Advariccd fvlatlic' matics, Hnnnr Sncicty. Frcslwnmn Class Adviser. CHARLES SCOTT Cl'lUl'll4. Music Apprcciatmn. English. Assistant Funtlnzrll Coach. ED BASSETT Band and Instrumental Music. GLENN YOUNG Tvping, Vvlmrlcl Geugrzipliy. Vsfhrld Histwry. Truck. Frcshnian Fuutlmll, Basketball Cuaicli, Buys' Club Adviser. RACHEL SEALLS Latin, lircnuli, Euxnmnics, Sucmlngy, I fxlllllllll Advisc '. 7 VVALTER KANTCLA Agriculture, Farm Shop, Scniur Cla Adviser, F.F.A. LILLL-KN PAKAR English, Library. Cut Tales Adviser Draniutics.

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Their Example As Citizen ,l.KfN1EF XYACNER DAVID KNOLL ,llfNl NORTH XYW-d Slwp. ML-ml Slwp. l,,l.lXVlI! lilmywlc-, cllivlllllelly, Iiwlllgy. SCINM' Buys- Hcxxlllm, Phlillilll MQllllL'Il1illlCN Smgu Crow .'XLlYlNCl. fllulw. Pmjcutr-rx fllulx Vmml Bnxyf Plmynful Educatimm. XX'z1Nlxingtun lllelfllfllllll. Hlxtsvry, lllmutlmll. Bafclmll Clnmclw Pl-XL L HGH: Gull. LCIICYIIICII-N filulw Advl-cr. lf, 9 Hi-tury. Ur'1cm.lt1m1. .',UIlCI'h.lI MARGARET WNIDMAAN , llrfwlilcrm. DL-lmtc. -l11n1-if Clk, Adipex Cjlflih Health. Girl-' Physical Education, L1 nl-HER HAI-L Art. Biology. C..'X.:X.. Tumlwlmg. c:1I'l-. Engllxlx, O1'1cnt.1L1-ln. Vflislilrmgl-'11 VIRGINIA BRl,.'NU cllllh .'XdX'1Ncr. History. Swplmlmmlu Claw :Xdx'1N-1 Sl1Hl'IllIlIILl. Bmwlilcqaping. Typmg, V . N Y i Sclwlll TI'CllNLII'LiI'. .lL NE I-ACJERQLIST Hume Ecunmuici. Costumes lm' Prudllctmnx. lu

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TUIJIE T GIWER ME T STUDENT CUUNCIL. under the leadership of Boh Nein. presidentg Shirley Tallman. vice'president: Nancy Nash. secretary: Elsie Schroeder. treasurer: Nlilton Stevens. lausif ness manager: and Mr. Stewart. adviser. was an example of representative democracy at work. Through a panel discussion and student hody assemhly the students were encouraged to laegin at the local level hy discussing their prohlems first at the indif vidual home room meetings. From these meetings. representatives were ahly equipped to laring the students' wishes to the attention of the council. Among the projects of the year were the purchasing of new steel laleachers for the foothall field. helping with the financing of the foothall and haskethall hanquets. coop' erating with the purchase of dishes. and encouraging good conduct in the rumpus room. Homecoming. a successful affair. was sponsored hy the student government group. A rousing pep assemhly on Thursday night initiated the festivities. The celelaration drew to a climax after the victory over Bellevue followed lay the Homecoming Dance in the gym. Throughout the vear. the organization continually aromoted good citizenshi I The s , . l council sponsored a good sportsmanship campaign and .i clean-up program. ln addition. clulas and home rooms were invited to attend the meetings in order to receive an inside YICXK' ot fllfll' QUX'CI'lll'UCI1t lll JCUUIT. ST-l.'l5ENT ffUl'Nffll. 0 Top Toll Bud Simpson. lfied Lawrence. Bait Beainer B Vfayne Vfyse. Larry Vhlkerson. Larry Pettersen. Boh Cox. Ron Stadick. Don 'vloll I f ti l lvfimimre. Mr. Stewart. Second ron Roy Dans. Boh Barlneau. Don Hergert. Bruce i ti Young. Bruce lVlcCallree. Mel Stevens. Norm Vfilson. Nita Leach. ffarol Rud. bw Dt Betty XX'alfcstroni. Bottom row: Bold Ncin. Milt Stevens. Nancy Nash. Shirley Tallinnn ern in Anot. Barhara Rindt. ,loan Corlield, Eulalie Pollock. Sharon Laatsch. .lo Teiehman. C ii l Hutt nn OFFICERS 0 Bolw Nein. Shirley Tallman. Nancy Nash. Elsie Schroeder.