Mount Baker High School - Mountaineer Yearbook (Deming, WA)

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onofzs uniofz Ofzafofzs and gfafe 'fafzmeis Kim Maleng and Jim Morgan have participated in several special programs during the past two years, for F.F.A. and general school contests, in county and state. Kim's proiect is dairying and his herd consists ot 12 Guernseys. This year he was county and district public speaking vvinner, and placed 3rd in Western Washington. He has been on parliamentary procedure team for 3 years. Jim was 2nd place winner in county speaking con- test and 3rd in district.. He has been a member of parliamentary procedure team 2 years. Jim's farming consists of poultry and dairying. HONOR SOCIETY Left to right, Row I: J. Barter, K. Zender, M. Murray, N. Ziegler, L. Gay, J. Hueston Row 2: J. Smith, M. Fekety, C. McCollum, C. Meyers, J. Swanson, T. Townley, S. McCollum, N. Hoines, J. Vander- yacht, P. Gunter, B. Orr. Row 3: R. Allen, R. Kvamme, D. Jacoby, J. Hayes, J. Morgan, B. Prendergast, C. Rams- den, K. Johnson, G. Ty- ler, M. Kraft, K. Maleng, Mr. Lucas, Adviser. Page twenty-eight Jim Morgan Kim Maleng 7 - Hanoi ocaefxy New members for the Honor Society were selected this year on the basis of their Scholarship, Character, Leadership, and Service. It is the aim of the Society to develop these qualities. Anyone having a 3.1 grade average is eligible for membership in Honor Society, but they are also iudged by the teachers on the basis listed above. There is a possible 52 points for the last three items mentioned. Members of the Honor Society voted that anyone having over 4.1 points might become members. Torch Pins are to be given to the senior members as a gift from the Honor Society. National Honor Pins may be purchased by other members if they desire. A Scholastic Aptitude test was given by the Na- tional Honor Society and was taken by John Hayes, Pat Gunter, Carlene Myers, and Bruce Prendergast. Scholarships were offered to the highest scorers in the nation.

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Hanoi Qwafzds an Qcldevemenfs Patience Wheeler represented Mount Baker in the P.-I. contest on Robert E. Lee, which was held in Seattle. She placed third in a group of eight. This was an honor not easily won as all in the group were seniors with previous speaking experience. Gene Carlson participated in oratorical con- test sponsored by Knights of Pythias. He was second place winner in county on the topic What Youth Can Do For Highway Safety. PATIENCE WHEELER GENE CARLSON Art students who had work on display at Frederick 84 Nelson's National Scholastic Exhibition. Judy Starko- vitch and Beverly Orr were Gold Key winners and Jean Copes received Certificate of Award. Peggy St. James Sobjack Knot in picturel won three Gold Keys . 1 looy chosen to go to Boys' State. and two Certificates of Award. JUDY STARKOVITCH, BEVERLY ORR, JEAN COPES LOIS GAY Lois Gay, Junior, was the girl selected to go to Girls' State at Ellensburg. Lois is ASB Treasurer for next year and active in all school organizations. Gary Tyler Cpicture not availablej was the Junior GARY TYLER, JACKIE VANDERYACHT, TIM PLACE, NANCY ZIEGLER Uim Morgan and Tamara Townlcy not in pir.ture.l Citizens of the month through March. Names of students are submitted to an ASB committee and with faculty advice selection is made for each month. Page twenty-nine