Sammamish High School - Thunderbird Yearbook (Bellevue, WA)

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PRESENTS I-R' f , Karen Kimberling gm, I ,T 'I R37 Win, fkuiji A 'T nf' ACTIVITIES EDITOR If ' I ' V Rf' A N ' ' kf' Tern JOIInsTOn , fii E-if -,, I, V Ai , R pf ASCII CIR, N II , qu, -R av ,FAA-I ,W , if . ,A ASS'T ACTIVITIES EDITOR A W A N I ,J ,J Corol McCourt I iff? fi W SPORTS EDITOR V:gIx,hL:f-I I I Jeff Turner , ASS'T SPORTS EDITOR John Dcivis I ART EDITOR I Jon Jeffrey I FACULTY EDITOR I Jecinie Lind SENIOR CLASS EDITOR Jon Giozer ASS'T SENIOR CLASS EDITOR Jim IVICCOUVI JUNIOR CLASS EDITOR KiTTy Coldwell ASS'T JUNIOR CLASS EDITOR POT Jones SOPI-IOMORE CLASS EDITOR Chuck Kuhn ASS'T S E20 SZRE CLASS EDITOR SOEI1 STc3ZIIey Yah PHOTOGRAPHERS , Qy Jeff Williams Doug Lewis ' I K. Jim Nevers I Kris I-Icinson X ,374 L I ' TYPIST . ' - . M5 ff f LL IC OOD 3? ITT RM! Jhbgbm 9 WAR! . is -5? TQRACTRPBTQPZI sm Wg? RF ?O MQW if Qgmvgi as ,Qf 52ffff?fQLXZglLA JL W 2 ,IH I 4 Ww W6 jlupfgwfw ,WJ ww U Vmaffwu Ae, J we 'Z si? 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B+! uf nzuuv vu ltifllllil fl DEDICATION D i litr lllltit ' ll. 4 ,Pwr Thousands of lyearsfago:Godlcreated a world, a World of forgiveness, of kindness, of love. What has happened to this world? ' Today a basic drive in the human race is not to love, but to kill. Nation is thrown against nation, man is thrown against man. Why? For power. Fortunately, another idea, peace, is still alive to check this selhsh urge. As students, teachers, and adminis- trators in schools build tovvard understanding, na- tions of the world's fairs cooperate in the effort to achieve this very goal. With wisdom and comprehen- sion peace can naturally take its place, for under- yflx lit standing is the foundation of peace. In trying to develop this foundation, we, the students of Sammamish High School, dedicate this 1962 Thunderbird to Century Ql in the hope that it will prove successful in furthering the important concept of building toward peace. IJ, 2 7 45 j LJ, if . 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N I - ' aw: 1: H .Vi V , W EE , V f 5 ' I ? 1 A QV , ,K V Q 5 V ,F 5 M f -- an ADMINISTRATORS FIRM When is a person educated? Certainly not when he graduates from high school or when he receives his degree from college. Education is a process that begins with the first heartbeat and ends when we draw our last breath. Graduates of the class of I962, you have reached one impor- tant milestone in your educational journey, a high school diploma. If you have experienced the ioy of learning, you are well on the way to becoming a truly educated person. For you, education will be a never-ending process filled with new insights, great achievement and a true sense of freedom. In a day when we hear so much about freedom and seem to be so frustrated in knowing how to preserve it, it is well to re- call the immortal words, Ye shall know the truth and the truth shall make you free. These words are as relevant to the space age as they were two thousand years ago. May we all rededicate ourselves anew to the eternal search for truth and thus find true freedom for ourselves and all man- kind. MR. MYRON ERNST SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS SCHOOL BOARD STANDING: Dr. Fernley Duey, Dr. Jack Rice, Mr. Phil Bronson, vice-president. SEATED: Mrs. Ruth Morrell, presi- dent, Mrs. Nan Carkeek. ADMINISTRATION STANDING: Mr. Joe Hylland, Director of Music, Mr. Alanson Powell, Business Manager, Dr. Jesse Hart- man, Director of Community Services, Mr. Richard White, Director of Personnel, Mr. William Mattick, Director of Guidance and Instructional Research, Dr, Roy Wahle, Deputy Superintendent, Mr. Brian Law- rence, Administrative Assistant, SEATED: Mrs. Alice Kolb, Secretary of Board, Mr. Myron Ernst, Super- intendent, Miss Patricia Foster, Director of Instruction Material. NOT PICTURED1 Mr. William Morton, Di- rector of School Building. PROVIDE FOUNDATION The advenf of The World of Tomorrow, as feaTured by The CenTury QI ExposiTion, poinTs To Tremendous opporTuniTies and challenges facing our ciTizens now and in The fuTure. IT is our sincere hope ThaT The educaTional program aT Sammamish I-Iigh School has been helpful in preparing you To meeT These chal- lenges and To enioy The many opporTuniTies ThaT will be yours. Scimmamish has confinued To grow and mafure as a resuIT of The many conTribuTions iTs sTudenTs have made during The brief years of iTs exisfence, We believe ThaT as mafure individuals you will confinue To conTribuTe of your TaIenTs To The beTTer- menT of your communiTy, nafion, and world. Mr. Fred E. Knoell PRINCIPAL I am convinced ThaT The sTrengTh of a group lies primarily wiTh The sTrengTh of a few individuals wiThin ThaT group. These cer- Tain selecf individuals display many characTerisTics ofTen as- sociafed wiTh leadership, among which is The willingness, The desire, and The courage To Take over a responsibiIiTy much beyond The call of duTy. Inferesfingly enough, These individuals many Times assume, and righTly so, a leadership role wiThouT necessarily having been vofed To oflfice by popular maiorify. People gravifafe Toward The courageous ones, many Times This resulTs in a larger group, of individuals idenTifying Themselves wiTh The leader These are The ways in which baTTles are won, and The way a school is unified. Looking back on This year's achievemenfs, I am reminded ThaT unificafion was The name of The baTTleground, The Sammamish High School STudenT Body, The name of The vicTor. Ivlr. Arnold Torgerson ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL MR. HAROLD SAWATZKY Senior Class Counselor, B.A. degree in MISS BARBARA DAUM English, NorThwesTern Universify, M.A. de- MR. ANDY LOGOZZO Sophomore Class Counselor, BA de gree in English, Universiiy of Oregon. Junior Class Counselor, B.A. degree in EducaTion, gree in English, University of Wash Graduafe work, UniversiTy of Minnesofa, Washingfon STaTe College, Graduafe work, Uni- ingion, M.A. degree in Psychology Poriland STaTe College, SeaTTIe UniversiTy. versify of Washingfon, SeaTTle Universiry. Columbia Universify. Coffee-break MISS VIRGINIA BARNETT Chorus, Choir, Music Theory. Washington State University. Drop those iaws and relax. MR. RONALD BIELKA Biology. Pacific Lutheran Univer- sity, Central Washington State College. Do your study ques- tions. MR. ARNOLD BIERMANN Geometry, Advanced Algebra. Washington State University. Do you have a reason for that statement? MR. LONALD BRIDGES Sociology, Physical Education, Driver Training. University of Washington, Central Washington State College. Take twenty. MR. ROBERT BUCK Orchestra. Northern State Teach- er's College, Northwestern Uni- versity. Above all, be a lady KT ET I 4ifL,42,?5?j2I76V ff ' or gentleman - then a musi- Cian. 7 ,-ff lie? , 544 ff , .dit fCZfQffgif!aLf ff! 'tid C 34? -6,14-iff -f 37 L!C'f!K3'f3C'J A fi'-fr! f.Q-6'f513 7'4kJ' W .eizlffifyr-fin MR. RONALD CHILDERS Art, Drama. Hardin-Simmons Uni- versity, University of Washington, Western Washington College of Education. That's interestin , now do something with itg' l lite? ffl , ..X'fjL if yy y,,. . M, L X164 MR. RICHARD CLARK Speech, Senior English. University of Washington. That one was tree. MRS. SANDRA CLARK Sophomore English. Eastern Washington College ot Educa- tion, University ot Washington. Look it up in the dictionary. ,122 MISS JOYCE COLE English, Annual. University of Washington, Barnard College, New York University. . . . but you will like poetry. MR. DONALD DISTAD U.S. History, World History. Uni- versity ot Washington, Univer- sity ot Oregon. There will be a short map test tomorrow with only IOO locations. MISS RUTH DULMAGE French. Oberlin College, Uni- versity ot Colorado. ParIez francais, s 'il vous plait. MR. HERMAN EICKHOFF Band. Wayne State, Colorado State. Let's really raise the root! MRS. LAURA EICKHOFF Typing, Shorthand, Office Prac- tice. Wayne State, University of Washington. No gum, please! 1 You rang? MR. VAL FOUBERT Debate, Psychology, Creative Writing, Teacher Training. Seat- tle University, University of Wash- ington. You're trying to get me off the main subject again. MRS. DIANTHA FOWLER Library. University ot Washing- ton. Have you checked in the card catalog? MISS HILDA GULDSETH English. Western Montana Col- lege ot Education, University at Denver, University ot Washing- ton, Pacitic Lutheran University. Okay people. Well, let's see now . MISS SHARON GUSKE Home Economics, Home Furnish- ings. University ot Washington. Ladies, . . . MR. STANLEY HALL Physics, Electronics. University of Washington, Seattle Pacific, Se- attle University, Grove City Col- lege. May I interrupt you? MR. DONALD HANSLER Biology, Botany, Zoology. Uni- versity ot Washington, Mexico City College. We want the facts. iss. . Q ,ss ,,. s f ,iif-iiwiffshf: f 7 I , Y f 'L -' . igx A glnim- E. I A i 32' 261 , :- Er... -- . 3 f J ' Y ze ook 5 ,, 1... -, 1 ff 'rf Q W M? 'fi . s 4, E ' .ei -.,.,. ..--A , A 4 ,,-f, ..ry1, . r . 3 K I 5 ,f .5 ,Y . . Niki ms.. .i sg., .Wm Q W ss Us P ,M mm is mit MMM. K if fi we . R sat' P Y Qi Q Q, so Kite? 1 Q . A 11 Q , if 1. i ? tm s I s -Zin'--, ' 'A . -1 :B -- J 15 f , - ,. , .1-rf - -Psffz '45 v.. 5:2 cs HE ,.. .. ....fpf,,.,-,..f.., .fs-,.f.,s,,-5. - A , - .- M re 1 - , , 'Wf9r, SV:f-,- 51: flkftk I' -' fc ,it 'f 'i ' V is ' Q ef . 1 t 2 Q ' rc-f fzz t WW Q3 M .ig -s 4. t - 1 . ' . M51 rr '.., . I u.1.w.4wf 1 MR. WALTER HOPKINS English, Humanities. University of Puget Sound, New York Univer- sity, University ot Washington. I'd rather not give you the answers, try to End them for yourself. MR. RICHARD JENKINS Developmental Reading, Activity Co-orclinator. University of Wash- ington, Central Washington State College. When I was your age . . MRS. MAXINE JOHNSON English. Greenville College, Iowa State Teacher's College, Wash- ington State University. This is your responsibility. MR. CLAIR KELLER U.S. History, Civics, Contempo- rary Problems. Seattle University, University of Washington. When you study, iust don't read words, think about the words. MR. PAUL LAMBERTSEN Bookkeeping, Notehand, Typing, Journalism. Central Washington State College, University of Washington. Let's come to the party. 2. Q! .5 5 Ea? , if iii 5? ii? V V .-ff' si- , .-f..-,Maris-1,fr--W,-f...-f-ffm. ...ff ff -- --.sm----f -fr.-f.,-. H.-f.. , . W... .fl 2 me rows.. ,. .1 1: fmigstti eq, -1 Lf, ' 1 1 L K '- rayfafw:,r.f-1-law 7. I I 'ff I 1 fmt? Tiiliilfiri if Q35 .:':TI5?i,L55ii58Si!x5 :: SET WSE Wt.i: is:'ii:r14 r :riff r ,s. g,,:2.fs'2t.sffmf ' vw , .-1Vf,,.',g-g,ff5f3.giTg,g+ I Eg f3V.'i,7,,. -ga 5225-w2ffQi.4 exif' X S , 21.222.52.422 ff? sits?-,,r--.gs Q rf.. 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Qi' . s Jw L ffl 4? 1 HI 4 ,' 'I '4 r sf! X '56 .2 I 1' H ir Y ' is jr g 1. , I , if 1 It 4 E 1-Q5 ,ffl f r P -rm yi .5 of , -.ak . . gf, time siif It 4' ' ' ' if A H WR? ' :tw .: I ' . T, -- rift, . ,:,-,.-mp.. -.......,,.., ... f-,1,,f5.,z.s,, H ..,., ,. , 5: -fi? ' 'ZCf,i.,'..7.Qz4in..--.fn-... ,, ,V .rag W... ysf. -7 s,.v,o,.ss..i.., QE 3 M. E is 'rf : .lf ?sf?s?Pb2'kS:s .. MRS. AGUSTINA LARZABAL Spanish. University of Cordoba, University of Cuyo, University of Washington. Okay? MRS. ANN LIAKOS Latin, Spanish. Ball State Teach- er's College, Seattle University, University of Washington. Don't all volunteer at once. MR. RAYMOND LINCOLN World Geography, Washington State History, Driver Training. Eastern Washington State Col- lege, University of Washington. Do you have a hall pass? MR. GLENN LINDEN Civics, U.S. History. University of Washington. lSighi MRS. MYRA LUPTON English. University of Washing- ton, Seattle Pacific College, San Diego State College. Shake- speare's iust one of my favor- itesf' So you wrecked the car, eh? MR. RUSSELL MAGNUSON Advanced Algebra, Trigonometry, Solid Geometry. River Falls State College, University of Washing- ton, Washington State Univer- sity. The following are volun- teers . . . MR. GENE MILLER Distributive Education, Typing, General Business. Linfield Col- lege, University of Washington. Kids! MRS. KATHLEEN MILLETT Speech, English. University of Washington. The problem with most public speaking is that it's not based on private thinking. As Mrs. Donner used to say . . . MRS. JESSIE MOHN Special- Education. Mercer Uni- versity, University at Washington. Ask and Learn. MR. JAMES MORGAN U.S. History, Civics, Contempo- rary Problems. Northern Mon- tana University, University of Washington. Baht Humbuglu MR. CHARLES OSGOOD Woodshop, Boatbuilding. Central Washington State College, Uni- versity ot Washington. Now let's stop and analyze it, gentle- men. MISS DOROTHY OUTZS Girls' Physical Education. Univer- sity of Idaho, University of Ore- gon, University of Hawaii. Let's go, girls. MRS. ADRIANA RADACH Home Economics. Washington State University, University of Hawaii, University ot Washing- ton. Unfortunately . . . MR. GEORGE RIEF Chemistry. University of Wash- ington, Seattle University, Colum- bia University, Miami University. Once again, chemists, let's stop and use our vast chemical knowl- edge. MRS. ELIZABETH ROBERTS German, English. Washington State University, University of Hawaii, University at Washing- ton. Nun werden wir eine Geschichte fur Freitag bereitenf' MR. EDWARD ROMEO Math Summary, Driver Training. Seattle University. No, look over the other right shoulder. 1, 'Wig' ti my A it ea -fi .Ji...W..,. Co Pd ill lan gi fm. 134 N MR. HOWARD SCHMIDT Contemporary Problems, Eco- nomics, Business Law. Washington State University, University of idaho, University of Washington. lt all depends on how you know what you know. MR. RALPH SHERWOOD Bays' Physical Education. Central Washington State College, Uni- versity ot Washington. What's your choice? MR. JACK Sl llBLEY Algebra, Mechanical Drawing. University ot Washington, San Jose State College, University of Pittsburgh, Los Angeles State College. Your assignment over the week end is . . . MISS BEAUDETTE SMITH Art, Photography. University of Oregon, University of Washing- ton. All right, let's develop something here. MR. JOHN SPARKS Geometry, Algebra. Seattle Pa- cific College, University of Wash- ington. What does 'x' equal? 5.e.f11'.1 You're on my toot! ,f , we is fvjzf . 16.35 , um. ....... ,1. ', i ,. ...aww . -. .. i1'i'l i'hk N . g, :-- . -- f.- ,- .. -f 's.'s .W 2 Miitgw is sl we sr FP -Is. if qwlgk in W T I, -, . . f -me . f i g i UA x gk 1 1133 . z 1 : f f 2 :ag -i it 'iff fffig. f'H5afQ.fi:iZf'?f--511 fi' -fr Q 'NET seg , .5 1: ,551-, -1, -1 1 , .1 - 1- -A fi.: ..f.l.f2.1,f . p 1- ' . , - 1 51 1f . .si:igs-.11 1 1 . - 51 if ,,.. .' 5' . 1. I 1.1117 K U lfiff 1if1Z.?f,'i:': , 1 -'I ' ' . - 'l' ' 'FSL ' : ' it-t 1'1 ' . ' ' 95 1.3 . . - ,..- .. - 1 1, . , T.-..f'11-ffFfh-.lg-f....:','.a.sfk:e1i.+e..ae, 1 L -:. J ., K..-'iiiQ:,..,w1.4f'T?w.'f..-'.3w1,-f-Ami. si'r ,k,.. -1. ' . -1-tv.-1 , 2gf1..:,:.1:,: 1s..s1.14':11.,-.1..f,f2.-wfz11.1'1.u.-is 1- -' ' M.. t1c..se1.. ,1is..ie5s.'fifs!?2J -ax .ff:1'.fwin2.wfimisat:..'.:+ tits fmsfilmt 1 1 L ,ff .1 1. 2. is-J 5 '36 ,. M t .1 - l .i 1' MR. HENRY TUNEQ, Spanish, French. Rutgers Univer- sity, University of Illinois, Uni- versity of Washington, Central Washington State College. Que barbaridadf' MR. ALBERT UDD Biology, Animal Studies, Plant Propagation, University of Wash- ington, Central Washington State College. lt you don'1' know, guess. MR. ROGER WING Metalworking, Advanced Draft- ing. Washington State Univer- sity. Procrastination can easily be your undoing! Aiding the administrators were the secretaries: BACK ROW: Mrs. Alice MacDonald, Mrs. Feeling ill? Students soothed by nurse, Miss Janet June Churchward. FRONT ROW: Miss Edith Carlson, Mrs. Schmidt. Magill. WORKERS KEEP SAMMAMISH Providing hot lunches, the kitchen staff included, LEFT TO RIGHT: Covey, Buelah Foutch, Betty Asher, Selma Erickson, Verna Dakin. Beth Viehmann, Lydia Stromberg, Lois Dehne, Doris Wilson, Arlene NOT PICTUREDL Marion Chandler. I The buildings were cleaned by the custodial staff in the day time, including Paul The night staff included, LEFT TO RIGHT: Cisero Gray, Christenson and Gaylord Ball. Arthur McCreedy, Bud Osborn, Bill Ranninger, Charles 16 Ruddell, Douglas Kottke. Assisting the secretaries were, FRONT ROW: Laura Fletcher, Carol McCourt, Connie Grau, Emily Lamphere, Jan Dudics, Sylvia Stude- baker, Marcia Eclond, Karen Kimberling, Carolyn Malone, Peggy O'Neil, Kris Lorenz, Arlene Moore, Joyce Johnson, Betsy Williams, IN TOP CONDITION Paulette Christenson, Kitty Caldwell, Sharon Etters, Barbara Phillips, Gloria Brown. BACK ROW: Terri Johnston, Lynn Bilodeau, Paul Herget, Jim Hitzemann, Mike Cooper, Dave Cook, Paul Lewis, Bob Norquist, Gary Utley, Jett Turner. Providing librarian help were, FRONT ROW: Dwight Perkins, Jane Miller, Kathy Phipps, Pat Allen, Sue Rumpt, Karen Myers, Paula Cochrin, Barb Osborn, Aubyn Pullen, Sandy Shrode, Alice Peck, Marilyn Appelbaum, Jeanie Risch, Carol Rathke, Jim McCourt, Ed 9' i 'fifty 1 Student auclio-visual directors included: Mike Thur- Can't find the portal vein. Biology lab good, Gary Lieberg, Ron Pualani, Richard Kerb, assistants were quick to help. FRONT Tor Haga, Brian Guptil. NOT PlCTURED: Alex ROW: Libet Lingely, Lorrie Olson, Kathy Poolo. BACK ROW: Carla Strelitzer, Craig Smoyer, Tom Stanlick, Steve Painter. Johnson. Jacobs, Jim Seaman, Jett Jones, Pete Grodt, Pat Holland. BACK ROW: Sue Kyne, Marilyn Holstein, Carol Crowley, Willy Lonctot, Peggy O'Neil, Kathy Beoulac, Sandy Storey, Gary Collett. Helping language students tune in were the lab as- sistants. FRONT ROW: M. Tolton, D. Davis, S. Mcginnis, B. Beamguord, K. Beoulac, S. Graham, N. Kazda, K. Knapinski, F. Ward, R. Wickland, R. Johnson, BACK ROW: D. Wallick, P. Shelton, K. Williams, C. Smoyer, P. Doyle, M. Dervage, M. Clements, D. Nelson, R. Cun- ningham. NOT PICTURED: B. Kuhn, J. Cox, M, Proven. f it X954 QL , 'W gm ,:14fxsiXi 5135S3:39?E859.82655?-sP!if.sI'22f9HEWHB1WiiifsiEESEEEHQ53553ifI5fi5Wi55Q5553323SETfifi265itP553ifQ5Q55Q5ESl5-355mi5555555545593235352:915?A?5k55Sf S'W5.595553 Ma5WWZ5m Wack! Will The meeTing please come To order! inTerrupTs John HoersTer, AssociaTed STudenT Body PresidenT. Will The secreTary please read The minufes of The lasT meeTing? Are There any addiTions or correc- Tions? . . . Then, The minuTes sTand approved as read. Thank-you, Marcia Ecland. . . . Will The Treasurer please give The monThly Treasurer's reporT? Thank-you, Sylvia Jones. Now we'll have reporTs Tram The sTanding commiTTee chairmen: Buck Ferguson, Assemblies, Dale Buskirk and STeve ErnsT, Ways and Means, Dianne Donley, Scrapbook, KaThy Noland, Public RelaTions, and l2uTh Ruhlman, Rules and By-lavvs, Is There any old business? .. ls There any new business? Then, The meeTing is adiourned. So goes a Typical A.S.B. Council meeTing. ConsisTing of one member Trom each period class, in addi- Tion To The members previously lisTed, The council represenTs The sTu- denTs'oT Sammamish High School. lTs purpose is To achieve closer cooperaTion beTween The TaculTy and sTudenTs, To provide an acTive inTeresT in sTudenT governmenT, To TurTher The presTige oT Sammamish High School, and To improve The general well-being of The school and iTs sTudenTs. Working hard To erase a debT caused by The purchase of TooTball uniforms and lighTs, The A.S.B. sponsored The TirsT dance of The year, The A.S.B. card sale, The parenTs' dance, The Handsome Harry Hop, The spring carnival, and The Boar RaTTle. The A.S.B. passed amendmenTs and by-laws concerning rules Tor pep sTaTT elecTions and resTricTions on The number of oFfices held by one person To conclude an acTive year. 3 S 53521 , gi 533 ,S S S ff- SS Sf-M35 S 1 Q52 4, S P NS ix -S , E S 0133 J S +, S f ' S -.GQ. , A 5, 'Q ' S S S-S 'Mr ww V .,,1 -f Q x V n X Y Q S , I X M -if I S S 1 A f .., S . SHN--Y.. L S 0 -1 ,A . . ,F l ,:ElvEg- s VV I ' 4 5 , I My gs . '1J W' fijlaivinf Q lf S......'I.ZV J CLASSES A if K , . I , si ,. 5 W ' S ' f Q gi 5 Ng Q-QI sl 'V 1 V' v Y, 5 , f f , . S Q SS,-w I my 1 B! R .1-wr'-Sv i, 'i it ff t . V' -f , A , A. ' V ,. r 7,4 2 S W 'S I A LJ. Q 1 1 .,,, Q Av . , at I X x , ax 1 ' 1, ' 5 W ' 5 A ?!x, 5 , .,,SS jg ' S S, ,HHVN 1 'A , A V QQ bluu I V V D P 9, S1 S S X w 5 1 S ' S ,S S Y -1 Q, V V A ? i M Sl ' A 1 . , ,. . K W WWW il X SW - N NX t., d,,,,...44 'bm f Q 'r '4' .wg 1 1? I Q-an A '1 x 4 Cgi'lm:m,,W,mmm.Q 1 ww ,X W.. i li X 2 4 1 JF, Q .1 Lg! ., sy W A? . fl M1- ,, ,fy W JOYCE LEE BAUER A.S.B. Council 4, Songleader 2,3,4, Variety Show 2,3, 4, Drama Club 2,3,4, Senior Ball. ROBERT W. BEAMGUARD French Club 3,4. NANCY JEANNE BEGG Band 2,3,4g DECA 4. RONALD EARL ABRAMS Earl JANET LEE AIKINS Jan Skiing 2,3, Choir 3,4. SARA GENELLE ALLEN Gem-alle Intramurals 4, MADELINE CAROL ANDERSON Mans Booster Club 4, A.S.B. Council 3, Variety Show 2,3,4, Drama Club 2,3,4. WARREN L. ANDERSON Golf 3,4, Band 2. JEFFREY ALAN APPLEBAUM JeH: Band 2,3,4, Honor Society 3,4, Science Seminar 2,3,4, Class Council 2, Booster Club 3,4. ALAN ARAMAKI Honor Society 3,4, A.S.B. Council 2, Class Council 3. HENRY E. ARIES Chair 3,4, Football 2, Track 3. CATHLEEN ANN BABCOCK Honor Society 4, Senior Ball, Booster Club 3,4, Skiing Ucufhyu 3,4. LINDA ANN BACIGALUPI Transferred from Westmoor High, Daly City, Calif. RICHARD ALAN BALANT Ricl1' Baseball 2,3,4, Lettermen's Club 2,3,4, Intramurals 2,3 Joycee HBCU, SENIORS CASH IN BOYD DOUG BELOTE Football 2,4, Track 2,3,4, Wrestling 3,4, Lettermen's Club 4. ROBERT JOSEPH BENNETT Bob Safety Council 3,4, Latin Club 2,3, A,S.B. Council 3,-4. BETH ANN BERRY Honor Society 4, Signets 3,4. 11-I-igern ELIZABETH ANN BERRYMAN Bette Skiing 2, Variety Show 2,4, Drama Club 2, Senior Ball. LYNN MARIE BILODEAU Signets 3,4, Variety Show 2,3,4, All School Play 3,4, Drama Club 3,4, Choir 3,4, Booster Club 3,4. A.S.B. Council 2,3,4, Class officer 4. GERALD LEE BOATMAN Jerry ON CAR WASH ROBERT DAVID BISHOP Bish Lettermen's Club 2,3,4, Baseball 2,3,4, Football 4, JOHNNY LEE BREWER Grubber Lettermen's Club 2,3,4, A.S.B. Council 2, Football 2,3 4, Track 2, Basketball 2. ROBERT J. BROOKS HBFOOIKIE' Basketball 2,3, A.S.B. Council 2, Honor Society 2 Lettermen's Club 3,4. WILFRED STEVEN BROWN Steve' Honor Society 3,4, Science Seminar 2,3,4, Band 2,3,4 BARBARA ANN BURKHEIMER 'lBarb' Songleader 4, Totem Talk Stott 3,4, Booster Club 3,4 Signets 3,4, Chorus 4, Choir 4. 1 SHEILA JOY BURNS Twink Drama Club 4, Pep Club 4, Variety Show 4, Gym- nastics 3. KATHY BUSH DALE JOSEPH BUSKIRK BUZZ Class Council 4, Debate 3,4, Football 3,4, Honor Society 2,4, Lettermen's Club 4. BARRY GORDON CARROLL Football 2 3 RICHARD LEE COLTRAN Dick ASB. Council 2,3. DOROTHY GEORGETTA COMBS Dottie A.S.B. Council 3, DECA 4. JAMES LARRY CRAVENS l-Gr Track 2, DECA 4. CHERIE ANN CUBBAGE Songleader 3,45 A.S.B. Committee 3, Drama Club 4, Booster Club 3,4. SUSAN E. CUFFEL Sue Senior Ensemble, Variety Show 4. LYNNE MARIE CALDERON Cdldv ASB Council 3 Booster Club 4 Skiing 23 Senior o ROGER V CAMP Shorty A S B Council 2 3 4 Class Council 2 3 4 Football 2 3 Lettermen s Club 2 3 4 Track 2 3 ALILA SUE CAMPBELL Choir 3 4 Skiing 2 3 4 RICHARD E CARLSON Dlc Transferred from Hudsons Bay High Vancouver Wash DAVlD JOSEPH CARR oe Football 4 Track 4 Class Council 4 AQUAMARINE SCORES DAVE CLARENCE COLTRAN DECA 4. 2 CHARLES CULP Chuck Track 3,4. WILLIAM ROBERT DAVIDSON Bill Baseball 2,3,4, Lettermen's Club 2,3,4, Intramurals 2, DOUGLAS FORREST DAVIS Doug Band 2,3,4. PATRICIA ANN DANIELS Pat Choir 4, Booster Club 4, Senior Ensemble, A.S.B. Committee 2, Variety Show 2,4. DIANA LYNNE DEGLOW Diane1' Transferred from Ephrata High, Ephrafa, Washington, DENNIS LLOYD DOBLER DECA 4, Dance Band 3. BIG SPLASH IN '61 DIANNE JEAN DONLEY Di Class Council 3, Honor Society 3,-4, Art Club 3,4 Booster Club 3,4, Skiing 3,4, Jr. Prom. JEANETTE ISABELL DUFFY JUDY IRENE DUNAKEY Skiing 2,3,4, Art Club 4, Soph. Hop. Thunderbird Staff 3, Art Club 4, Senior Ball. Hoennyu Judes WILLIAM JAMES DUNBAR Dunny' Transferred from Mineola High, Mineola, New York LANA JEAN DUNCAN Variety Show Q,3,4, Senior Ensemble, Choir 2,4 A.S.B. Council 3. RONALD LARRY EARNHEART Ron' Track 3,4, Intramurals 2. B im is 4 .sv aj? v X5 . I 'gigs li 4' Y JOHN MUIR FRANKLIN Class Council 4, Intramurals 2,3, AH Club 2. CAROL LEE FROEHLINGSDORF Transferred from Western High, Anaheim, California. JERRY BOYD FRYE Football 4, Choir 4, Dance Band 4. NANCY KATHLEEN FAGAN KATHLEEN LOUISE FAHEY Choir 3. ANN ELIZABETH FICKEL 4, Jr. Prom. GARY BRIAN FISCHER Track 2,3,4. ROBIN RUTH FOLGER Rubs A.S.B. Council 3, Tennis 4, Booster Club 3,4, Class Council 3, Skiing 2,3,4, Drama Club 3,4. CHARLES DALTON FORD Dal RANDALL KENT FORTENBERRY Fort Thunderbird StaFI 2,3,4, A.S.B. Council 3,4, A.S.B. Committee 2, All School Play 2,3,4, Variety Show 2, 3,4, Class Council 2,3, Skiing 4, Drama Club 2,3,4. JACK EDWARD FOSS FeUry Transferred from Bellevue High, Bellevue, Washington. nBenu ujayu MARCIA ANNE ECLAND Swampy A.S.B. Secretary 4, Totem Talk Staff 4, Class Secretary 2,3, A.S.B. Council 2,4, Signets 3,4, A.S.B. Committee 2,4. GEORGIA ANNE ELDREDGE Gale A.S.B. Committee 2, Jr. Prom, Soph. Hop, Intramurals 2,4. uRonu RONALD ESSLINGER A.S.B. Council 4, Football 3,4. Signets 4, Drama Club 3, Intramurals 2,3,4. uKcyu Drama Club 3,4, Booster Club 4, All School Play 3, Anne French Club 3,4, Booster Club 3,4, Skiing 2,3,4, Tennis nnshu BOOK SALE BOOSTS ..,x f , . 1 ,- , ggi? , ,. , 'Q ,,..., ,lifffvf ,?g,'-rms:-kai, - ' .' -' til, T 1 it: is 1 4 rl? EQ? at 1 ii R, W xii i 41 I S 1 1 i ,IEEE X . I S5 Q - ,iam-,5 um ,xy gms ,Bw s K 12 332 fwti,,,t.'iiQtQ 2 W S: RIN 9 f A I. , as mast tt 4 ,fix if 5 f H ei 'R :Sl I, , W ,M Y, N N, I8 s 'ia fbwfxsw , f 'I I. 'B wif' 3621-9555412 milf, : NEIL A. GALLAGHER Skiing 2. GARY MICHAEL GARDINER .IEANNE LYNN GALYON A.S.B. Council 2, Totem Talk Staff 3, Thunderbird Staff 3,4, Choir 't' Rooster Club 3,4, Class Council 3, A.S.B. Committee 2,4, Jr. Prom, Senior Ball. JANET BETH GLAZER Jun Skiing 3,4, Thunderbird Stal? 3,4, A.S.B. Committee 2, 4, Senior Ensemble, Variety Show 4, Chorus 4, Senior Ball, French Club 2, Drama Club 2. CHARLEY HEIMON GOODLOW Diamond Football 2,3,4, Track 2,3,4, Lettermen's Club 3,4, Intramurals 2,3,4. CAROL ANN GRAFF Bobbie Spanish Club 4, A.S.B, Committee 2,3, Skiing 2,3,4, Pep Club 4. MARY KATHLEEN GRANTHAM 'IKUIIIYH Transferred from Jackson High School, Jackson, Michigan. CLASS TREASURY PETER B. GRODT upeteu Art Club 2, Intramurals 3, Jr. Prom. CHARLES ROLF GUNDERSON Band 2, Senior Ball. HARRY EDWARD GUNN Fuzzy PistoI Football 2,3,4, Lettermen's Club 3,4, Track 2, Intra- murals 4. JOSEPH WAYNE GUNTLE Deacon ,Q.l4 G P Track 2,3,4, Football 2, Wrestling 3, Lettermen's Club 2,3,4, Skiing 2,3,4, A.S.B. Council 2. ELAINE DOROTHY HAAK Transferred from Pillsbury High School, Pillsbury, North Dakota. WILLIAM TOR HAGA Hugo Football 2,3,4, Variety Show 2,3,4, Lettermen's Club 3,4. JUDITH ANN HANDEL Skiing 3,4. GORDON MICHAEL HAN ER Honor Society 3,45 Football 2,3,45 Baseball 2,3,45 Let- termen's Club 2,3,45 Latin Club 2,35 A.S.B. Council 2,3. ALBERT E. HARVEY Baseball 2,4. NICHOLAS C. HAWKINSON NICk MARK ROBERT HEINEMANN Marcus Booster Club 45 Art Club 45 Senior Ball. CAROLYN LEE HEIMBIGNER SnuH Booster Club 3,45 Skiing 2,35 Senior BaII5 Drama Club 2,35 Intramurals 2,3. RENEE MARIE HELMS Transferred from Issaquah High School, Issaquah, Wash. DOUGLAS MARTIN HENNING Doug DECA 3,45 Art Club 3,4. ROBERT EAUL HARD ffaoobsfff SUSAN ANN HAGAN Sue Transferred from Bountiful High School, Bountiful Utah5 All School Play 4. MARILYN TERESA HAM Mandy Variety Show 2,3,45 choir 2,3,45 Senior Ensemble- 1 A.S.B. Council 45 Drama Club 3,45 Art Club 4. LARRY HAND Jude A.S.B. Council 2,35 Basketball 3,45 Golf 3,4. WM SENIORS VICTORIOUS r gogxsx PAUL HERGET ot Hergee Shield 3,4, Football 3. DIRK R. HEUSER ROBERT CRAIG HIROTAKA Taka Football 2,3,4, Basketball 2, Baseball 2,3,4, Letter- men's Club 3,4, JAMES HITZEMANN Lettermen's Club 2,3,4, A.S.B. Council 2, Safety Coun- cil 3,4, Track 2,3,4, Basketball 2,3,4. JOHN KENT HOERSTER Hoist A.S.B. President 4, Class otticer 2,3, Honor Society 3,4, Boys' State 3, Basketball 2,3,4, Lettermen's Club IN RAFFLE SALES BARBARA RAE HOLSTE nHHzu LINDA EARLENE HOLLAND Lynne Transferred from Renton High, Renton, Wash., DECA uBcrbYu A.S.B. Council 2, Honor Society 2,3,4, Class Officer 4, Fashion Board 4, Signets 3,4, Art Club 3,4. MARILYN LEANNE HOLSTEIN Honor Society 3,4, Fashion Board 3, A.S.B. Council 3, Booster Club 3,4, Signets 4. CLYDE EUGENE HOSTERMAN BEVERLY JEAN HUNSTAD Bev' Art Club 4, Variety Show 4. DIANNE FAYE HURT Di Skiing 3,4. PATRICIA LOUISE HURT Pat A.S.B. Committee 2, Pep Club 4, Skiing 2,3, Jr. Prom JOSEPH JOHN ITTES Htl Honor Society 3,4, A.S.B. Council 2,3,4, LeTTermen's Club 3,4, Baseball 2,3,4. MICHAEL RAY IVERSON Mike Track 3, Wrestling 4. DON LEE JACKSON Track 2. DONNA MAE JACKSON Choir 3,4, Intramurals 2,3. MARGARET JEAN JACKSON Peggy Art Club 2,3,4, Chorus 3,4. JOYCE KAY JOHNSON A.S.B. Committee 4, Honor Society 3,4, Booster Club 3,4, A.S.B. Council 3, Signets 3,4. JANET ANN JOHNSTON Jan A.S.B. Council 4, Signets 4, French Club 3. '62 GRADS TOP JEBESA KAY JOHNSION Ter Ter Thunderbird Staff 3,4, Signets 4, A.S.B. Council 4, Slfiing 2,3,4, Spanish Club 4, Booster Club 4. PATRICIA LYNN JONES HPGIH Thunderbird Staff 4, Class Olllicer 4, A.S.B. Council 4, A.S.B. Committee 4, Senior Ball. SYLVIA LEE JONES SyIvii A.S.B. Treasurer 4, Thunderbird Stal? 3,4, Class Olticer 3, A.S.B. Committee 2,3, A.S.B, Council 3, Honor Society 2,4, Signets 3,4, Tennis 4, French Club 2,3,4. DON R.JUDD Basketball 2. SHARON ANN JULEFF Intramurals 2,3,4, Variety Show 2, Pep Club 4. KATHIE ANN KEIL Kalb Art Club 4, Variety Show 4, Latin Club 2,3. WESTON JUDSON KIMBALL Wes Football 2,3,4, Class Otcllcer 2, A.S.B. Council 3, Lettermen's Club 2,3,4. KAREN LEA KIMBERLING Signets 3, Totem Talk Staff A.S.B. Committee 3. SANDRA LEA KLUDAS Latin Club 4. KAREN ANN KNAPINSKI A.S.B. Council 3,4, Jr. Prom, Pep Club 4. A.S.B. SALES It 3,4, Thunderbird Staft 4, Kludie lrish WILLIAM GEORGE KNELL Willy A.S.B. Council 2,3,4, Basketball 2,3,4, Baseball 2,3, Lettermen's Club 2,3,4, Honor Society 4, A.S.B. Com- mittee 2, Class Council 3, Intramurals 4. KATHLEEN PATRICIA KNOX Kathy Chorus 2, French Club 3,4, Variety Show 4, Senior Ensemble. ALAN KNUTSON Leroy KAREN KNUTSON Knuts CAROLE L KOCH FRED R. KUNZE Shield 3. r lflfafi E tr fre.. gm Ps 2 susAN KATHLEEN KYNE DECA 4, Mixed Chorus 3. we SANDRA LEE LANE fi 1 rv iff 1,-'lfiii fi-5,S'fi:S.9i4i1fV?3!?ff?i?3qT .W . 5?Ei1',ES3-i a.-,grass-, iu'5,i,':',,g' sag., .... i..v,f'igu.,.f gr ii. ., ..... . -.' .,,. T 'ff 1 gi I ' , M H V ,.. k i ' .' ,?,,5.55, ' r , . r if U , gg nu r If. ,,... ri f--f .fw- W,-gavi-.:.rf ' :K 7 i 11 r rrixsgrriytefgji f - V ' . r r 'H -A . . L ti is. .mg ' 'v 2 .. if K - .. Q, - if X :Fi's fff5 i5f5Ws.'i 54 5' A .,, -... f.fr ,-.. . N, .-, ipwm.--,rr,, .-',, s ,Q ms...-ir,-Q , - . 1 - .w,fw. ,i ii 142 at I- Ha.. ' Q.,-'ZE2'iv. 1 J'uE,'iif 515152, f -- .'ixfs,'l!:i5 ku 1 -Sm., A f..fu,,wf :,:sw.,i my ' s :mm -Qfrefm is . '- .5 rfvgfu, 'eps : .af ' si rsxffffz Q .,, . f we. 5? . i z 2:-.J , . in .rf B . Q ., .., . . , K.g,i5,,,1i5 K W X Z, tgitwstggfa P ew M ,wrfrrgiiw X gfwimrf it 1 sie, 8 uh geek? we N a sr lg ,VH KTM! 51? X if 1 in it mg, X K f 1 is f f .iii ii we fx ii , i fm ff Mu if ,. ,L X, ., fm my 2 N, NNW, I Q K a is 5 Y im ,L P. fb we ii s rg i .iv Cookie Transferred from Southeast High, Wichita, Kansas. nSu'Z-qu usandyu Class Council 4, Variety Show 2,4, Drama Club 2,3,4, Choir 3,4, Skiing 2,3,4, Jr. Prom, Senior Ball. BILL LEDBETTER Leds Football 4, Intramurals 4, Track 4. SHIRLEY JEAN LEHRBACH Squirrel Variety Show 3,4, Booster Club 3,4, Honor Society 2,4, Skiing 4, Senior Ball, A.S.B. Committee 4. DEBORAH JANE LEHTO Debby Skiing 3, Intramurals 3,4. RICHARD ALLAN LIDDELL Track 3,47 Skiing 3. LYLE ELIZABETH LINGLEY Libet Totem Talk Stal? 3,45 Class Council 3, A.S.B. Commit- tee 2i Variety Show 2,3,4f Jr. Prom, Art Club 2,3,4. JANET LIPSETT Jan Totem Talk Stat? 3,45 Class Council 37 Skiing 4: Booster Club 4. GERALDINE KAY LOCKREM Gerri DECA 4, Art Club 4. PAUL EDGAR LEWIS LAWRENCE LEE LEPPERT Larry Honor Society 45 A.S.B. Council 3, Science Seminar 2,3,4, Track 2,3. MARK BENNETT LEVINE Variety Show 2,3,4p All School Play 2,3,4g A.S.B. Council 2,3,4g Debate 2,3. DOUGLAS ROY LEWIS Doug Totem Talk Staff 3,47 Thunderbird Stott 4: Band 3,4. Louie Shield 3,4g Class Council 3, A.S.B. Committee 4. SUSAN LEWIS Skiing 2,3. Rich GARY EUGENE LIEBERG Band 3,4, Dance Band School Play 3,4, Skiing 3,4. nsuen HMUMS THE WORD 77 l qiggwssviaggwfsfff Ig,-fsgaggw gf2isii92g2?2i.:cie? '- iizsew -f i- z V, ,fsiefuw --ii A, , ., Wwsx img-:sus I .L f . 3,4, Variety Show 4, All . fir.: 1 , i,,. -,,i . JACK PAUL LIEBSACK Latin Club 2. LINDA LILLARD Variety Show 2. Transferred from ST Francis de Sales High School, Dance Band 3 4 School Band 2 3,4. SHERYL LYNN MARTIN Shorty' Variefy Show 4. DAMIAN MAUREIKA Transferred from The Community School in Tehran Iran. JAMES H. MCCOURT .lim' Wrestling 3,4, Variety Show 3,45 Class Council 3,4 A.S.B. Council 42 Senior Ball, Thunderbird Stal? 4 Dance Band. 1 I HEIDI VIRGINIA McKENZIE Class Council 3, Variety Show 2,3,4, Chorus 2,3,4, Debate 3,4. ESTHER LEE MILLER Squirt Cheerleader 3,4, Class Council 3, Variety Show 4, Drama Club 3, Skiing 3,4, Senior Ball, Booster Club 3,4. LOYDEEN JANET MILLER Deenie Class Council 3, Art Club 3, Skiing 2,3, Jr. Prom. MELISSA JEAN MILLS M'lis DECA 4, Debate 3, Drama Club 3, Variety Show 4, Jr. Prom. IAM ASHL Y Bill Basketbal 4, Baseball 4, Intramurals 4. STEPHEN GLENN MOON Steve Totem Talk Staff 3,4, A.S.B. Council 4, Golf 4, Foot- ball 3. ARLENE MARIE MOORE Archie School Play 3,4, Variety Show 4, Drama Club 4, Intramurals 2,3. ,ills CATHERINE MORSE Kitsy Skiing 2,3,4, Latin Club 2,3, Choir 4, Senior Ball, ra Tennis 4- Variety Show 4. DANIEL A. NELSON Dun Baseball 2 3. ROBERT WILLIAM NORQUIST Nork T ck 2,3,4, Football 3, Skiing 2,3,4, Shield 3,4, Class Council 3, A.S.B. Council 3,4, Jr. Prom, Senior Ball. CAM O'BRlEN SENIORS HOST GRADS my 4 at M s L 'iw' ...s me QS . ii gi? at ill ANE QLSEN Denny DONALD H OLSEN JR Donnie DIAN K. OLSON Ole A,S.B, Council 23, kiing 2,3, Variety Show 3, Jr. Prom, Soph. Hop, Class Council 2,3. LORRIE FAY OLSON Jr. Promg A.S.B. Committee 2, Thunderbird staff 3 Intramurals 2,3. WAYNE DARRELL PAGE ButcI1' Baseball 2g Lettermen's Club 2,3,4g Band 2,3,4. RONALD PRYCE PARKER Ron Transferred from Olympus Higb, Salt Lake City, Utah. ROBERT PEPPER Bob PAM DIANE PETERSON Pammy Drama Club 2,3,4g All School Play 2,3,4, Variety Show 2,3,4p Debate 3g Senior Ensemblep Choir 3,4g Intramurals 2,35 Senior Ball. BARBARA LEE PHILLIPS Barb DECA 4, Latin Club 2,3, A.S.B. Committee 3, Signets HAROLD ERCOLE PINORINI Intramurals 2,3,4. AT POW WOW KERRY WAYNE PLACEK Cowboy Football 2,3,4f Intramurals 2,3,4f Skiing 2,37 Letter- men's Club 2,3f Track 4. KEITH PLAYSTEAD Basketball 23,45 Soph. Hopf Lettermen's Club 2,3,4g Class Council 45 Intramurals 3. JIM POMMER 'mtl AUBYN ANN PULLEN Aubie Latin Club, Skiing 3. 1 'Ti 1 - ' - weis22I52152SILQI225122asfm'Qsmsffzssf1g?vf M.- f V ,W -Q ft mfmmas-1551:tis :LWI1 - 5, .N m,f,w,,IME yi? W sg Q, X g f '-effffers-ffwwirbgfrtgiif f 1 .I - W 2 issfiis-isa,iszi,'is2-isfi i 1. L '- ilaggldx'ssta:xs,1xx1,f5tLlE 'E I' r' :. A511533 352255 153325351 f - - L. :Q,,asi14fzsf2,.f1z1m? 'I S , vffsfifgsmsw,vz,sX21ffQ -Ui! Jim' '95 S! 7 571172 Si? to ., ,. 7,L: J It f ilf.5RE'lL9'Zi??i -if , 7 'win If , , . z,'si1li5E'!5E 5451122 NE.: -. . , ff wt -- .... i f ' ft' is-5 I f i f 2-v21kgggg'4s1g - X Q f f His? 2- fewwffrftswtit --ry.. ,, ks ' IE. : 7 121 4-' f IEW! : if - ' ' 1' -:fi Mg t 'Q V L ' : ' L If i i:1,.::- 1.-:: 5 - L. CHERI RACKNER CONSTANCE DIANNE RATHKE Soph. Hop, Variety Show 4. JOSEPH JAMES RAY mi: --', A-swift-.ms-1,1 use - , :far 'mJ Connie Jim' TOM C. RODGERS Track 25 Baseball 2. JOE ROMERO WOLFHARD FRED RUETZ Wolf Class Council 45 Tennis 4. ' ' IRUTHANNE RUHLMAN Rufus Debate 3,45 Girls' State 35 French Club 3,45 Signets 3,45 A.S.B. Council 2,35 A.S.B. Committee 2,45 Class Council 4. DIANE CAROL RUNYAN Transferred from Mt. Si. High, Snoqualmie, Wash. Choir 45 Senior Ensemble 45 Variety Show 4. DAVID ELLISON SAUNDERS Dave Transferred from McLean High School, McLean, Va.5 Shield 4. ANN BLANCHARD SCHEFFER- Band 2,3,45 Honor Society 3,45 Signets 3,45 Variety Show 4. ANN MARIE SEVOLD Annie Transferred from Sierra High, Whittier, Calif.5 Skiing 45 Pep Club 45 A.S.B. Council 4, ANN SHIRLEY Annie MAJORIE REED Margie Transferred from Franklin High, Seattle, Wash. JOYCE MARVEL RICHARDSON Transferred from Foster High, Seattle, Wash. .IEANNETTA MCCLURE RISCH Jeannie Art Club 45 Soph. Hop. Tom Tom Hpepeu GRADS SALUTE C-21 f M'Ne.,..l.t . k6 KIM J. SIMONELLI Transferred from Choctowhatchee High, Shalimar, Florida. SUSAN LEE SIMPSON SUE Class Council 3,45 A.S.B. Council 2,3,45 Skiing 3,45 Senior Ball. JOE SINGLETON Transferred from Weber High, Ogden, Utah5 Baseball 45 Shield 4. MICHAEL WESLEY SMALL Mike Track 2,35 Wrestling 4. DAVE R. SMITH Chorus 4. AT SENIOR BALL Booster Club 3,4. Smitty DAVID CRQQ Dave Booster Club 3,45 Track 3,45 Wrestling 4. FREDERICK RICHARD SORENSON Fred KAY ELAINE STAUFFER Kaysie Booster Club 3,45 Totem Talk Stal? 3,45 Senior BUIIp Variety Show 4. ARNOLD KENDRICK STEWART Ken Science Seminar 2,3,45 Track 3,45 Skiing 2,3. Les Song Leader 2,3, Queen 45 A.S,B. Council 2,35 A.S.B. Committee 3,45 Signets 3,45 Debate 25 Booster Club 3,45 Interim Council 25 Drama Club 3,4. DALE DARREAUX STIDHAM SficIdy Chorus 4, LLOYD STOKES 'Em W., -: I gm .1 gf - - fsfyifl W J .4 1 6 5 Q PF., Y' 2 .sw W .. A3214 .. .. vi TQ' - . . 2 . C 1 -Lg Q 5 2, 5332 E m .wa 1.4 5 2 Q W, , ,W Q 2 fr , 7 my Y. fe 7eg3 W ve W wx 125529 xi, Q , 4 agus Mm 151,24 E we 1.1.5e.2M W 2' ' if Ui im f .ez Kea. Transferred from Wellington College, Hong Kong, CLARENCE CLIFFORD TORNOW CliH Transferred from Davis Hugh Kaysville, Utah. X , .fi Q52fQfi1g5f'z.'fiY2x'5?'?g,4sQ15 ' fflgffi , -'3STt2v5555?lI'5ir5t?g5E?fSf2,1 SUSAN GAII. THOMPSON Booster Club 3,4, Variety S Stat? 3, Senior Ball. STEPHEN M. THUMLERT i A MICHAEL SCOTT THURGOOD Choir 3,4. JULIE LOUISE THURLOW DIANNE SUNDE Senior Ball. SYLVIA ARLENE STUDEBAKER French Club 3,4, Signets 3,-4. DIANE GAIL TALLMAN SHARON LOUISE STONE Transferred from Scottsdale, Ariz. NORMAN EUGENE STRAUSBAUGH Football 4, Chorus 4. CARLA JEANNE STRELITZER Booster Club 4, Latin Club 2,3. usylu nDiu Cheerleader 2,3,4, Safety Council 3,4, Drama Club 2,3,4, Variety Show 2,3,4, Class Council 4, Jr. Prom, LOREN E. THOMPSON uTompsu Thunderbird Smedley Mike Skiing 3,4, French Club 3, Jr. Prom, Senior Ball. Smed Iy SENIORS SPRUCE UP K .f f. 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HW - ..,,- vV.L,-, JACOB ERNEST UHRICH Jake ig, 5 is is 5 X:-: Science Seminar 3,4. DENNIS ROBERT UNDERWOOD Denny Skiing 2,45 Wrestling 45 Senior Ball. INTA uNcsuRs 'qnw Skiing 2,3,45 Booster Club 3,4. GERALD LEE UTLEY Gary A.S.B. Council 2,3,45 Class Council 2,35 Shield 3,45 DECA 45 LetTermen's Club 2,3,45 Football 2,3,45 Bas- ketball 35 Skiing 25 Senior Boll. ALLEN VANIK Al Transferred from Wichita High, Wichita, Kan.5 Drama Club 45 Variety Show 4. SAMMAMISH DALE LESTER VERNON DOROTHY JEAN VIEHMANN Ensemble. ANITA JOAN VOORHEES Bclncl 2,3,4. CHARLOTTE LOUISE WABEL French Club 45 Chorus 35 Ensemble. iftllllif gif V 55,51 . .n '115 Sis R ,,s'ziT. 'A - 1 ,91 4 ...ciiasw 5 . .. ,' i'?1'z'S??i!SF?i, . . . c . , fit: ei it Y is gi, me Q X fi- 23 W T Q if 3 xx li 3 H We , , 3, 5 2 3 3 . ,.., .. -4 ' 5 f. Big Dale Baseball 2,3,45 Lettermen's Club 3,4. Dottie Variety Show 2,35 Cl'ioir 2,3,45 Drama Club 45 Soph. Nita Variety Show 45 Senior GARY LEE WALCOM BILL F. WALMAR Trock 25 Intramurals 2. JAMES D. WALTERS Debate 2,3,45 Band 3,'g?uE,5x,'1': -f-, ,E . 5 5,-ff 5,, s ' 'si Q Q it 315' W T R it cf X, it so Y fx , We W ei is If ls he wry aff? Buzz ll-limi! 2,3,45 Class Ofticer 25 Class Council 2,3,45 A.S.B. Council 45 A.S.B. Committee 2,3,4. NANCY IRENE WATTS Transferred from Wilson High, Tacoma, Wn. .Ill.L LEANNE WEISS W00CIY Intramurals 2,3,4. ELWOOD PAUL WERTMAN Woody Track 2,4, Wrestling 3,4, Chorus 3,4. LAURIE EVERETT WESCOTT Larry RICHARD LOREN WHITE Rick Track 3,4, PETER ROBIN WHITMEY Tennis 4. CLASS OF '62 RONALD MICHAEL WICKLAND Ron 9 WWE Variety Show 4, Letterrnen's Club 2,3,4, Dance Band 3,4, Skiing 3,4, Football 2,3,4, Intramurals 2,3,4, Tennis 4. GREGORY SCOTT WILDE Dregos Football 2,3,4, Baseball 2,3,4, Class Council 4, Lettermen's Club 2,3,4, A.S.B. Council 2,3, Skiing 2,3,4, French Club 3. JEANNIE F. WILKINS WiIki A.S.B. Council 2,3, A.S.B. Committee 2, Senior Ensem- ble, Skiing 2,3,4, Booster Club 3,4, Latin Club 2 French Club 4, Variety Show 4, Class Council 2. WILLIAM C. WILKINSON Bill ELIZABETH ANN WILLIAMS Betsy JEFFREY G. WILLIAMS Jeff Shield 3,4, Thunderbird Stott 3,4, Spanish Club A.S.B Committee 4. KATHLEEN MARIE WILLIAMS Kuih' Signets 4, A.S.B. Committee 3, Latin Club 3,4. RONALD CHARLES WOLFERT R0l1l'lIe Class Council 3, Basketball 2, Football 2. MICHAEL CHARLES WRIGHT Angelo Class Otticer 3,4, Football 3,4, Basketball 3,45 Booster Club 3,4, Lettermen's Club 3,4. ROBERT EDMUND WYZENBEEK Transferred from Blackford High, San Jose Calif., Wrestling 4. CAROL JEAN YOUNG Skiing 2,4, Choir 4, Signets 3. DANIEL ALBERT YOUNG Dan LOOKS TOWARD FUTURE SENIORS NOT PICTURED Charles Adams Alma Sue McLeod Sharon Berkey Madeline Meier Laura Ann Bleckmann Pat O'Brian Darlene Hanson George Stevens Linda Holloway DAVID MOORE YOUNG Dave Track 3, Tennis 4. 43 , I A M i The Junior Class is often the for- gotten man on the Totem pole in high school, overshadowed by the top men in the Senior Class. This year, however, the talent and spirit of The juniors has made This class outstanding. Headed by Mr. Andy Logozzo, Junior Class counselor and its four ofhcersz Mike Gardiner, president, Dan Stearns, vice-president, Joan Feasley, secretary, and Dave Cook, Treasurer, The class of T963 enjoyed a year Hlled with a variety of class projects and activities. The Junior Class's school spirit and enthusiasm brightly shone next to The other classes during pep week. Its spirit again came Through when students sold black and red pep buttons to promote more school spirit during The football season. Sammamish's own Telephone direc- tory, The Tom Tom, was produced by The Junior Class under The di- rection of its projects chairmen, Gail Beckwith and Carlyn Koch. The sale was very successful again This year for juniors who also pro- duced This helpful directory in Their freshmen and sophomore years aT Sammamish. Of course, The biggest highlight for the juniors this year was their suc- cessful junior prom, Quiet Village, ' held in early November with music by the College Jazz Quartet. The newly formed Junior Ensemble group also provided additional en- tertainment for the semi-formal dance by singing Heather on The Hill and Sentimental Journey. 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K .Q S 3 ' Q ff Qqgqgq-gf i- ' .ug-F: mlm, 'ig' :zzz -f ., Q ,gig wear is K mx 1-fm 2 W 5 4, '55 2 lr' 4 Q. 5 1 , X sy Q 5 , F7 V - 5' ,, , . , . . , ' 'fig fi? 'Ya' wk' w ,ff 'F' . SSX f ,c l'S 1 S , I5 Q Pat Folsom Howard Foutch Barbara Friedman Ruth Friedman Linda Frye Nancy Fasciani Joan Feasley Buck Ferguson Cheryl Fisher Dale Fischer Laura Fletcher Will you hurry up? Bill Hardy D V . ' wsu I'1UI'T Y Esther Hartglass Glenn Hashiguchi Steve Helmick Donna Henderson Pam Hibbard Sue Hill Karen Hogue Marsha Holland Pai' Holland Fran Hopson Judy Howland Mike Hubbard Arr Hyland Dillon Jackson Jan Jeffery Alex Johnson Dick Johnson Norma Johnson Ross Johnson Sandi Jones Karen Kafayama John Kehrli And then he , . . G . Kwasniewski Emilie Lamphere Joan Langland Steve Laughnan Karolyn Levick Nick. Kepler Richard Kerb Joanne Killion Sue Kirby Vera Klebold Ed Klep Diane Klineburger Chris Klinsfedf Cheryl Knowles Bonnie Kratzer Bill Kuhn Chuck Kuhn Nancy Kuhn Marvin Knox Tom Knudtson Carlyn Koch Linda Kofhe Bill Kuhns Borb McHc1rg Doug Mclntosh f Bill Melton Morcio Micheou .lone Miller Kip Miller Lee Miller Allan Milliken Corol McArthur Donna McCauley Ccirol McCourt Joy McDonald at L A V X Y 82 ,gh W X 1-. ..:. .. gp' gm sie w . QM.-1, J Sem if 'ffg,i.fi?fni Bette MocDougoll Ken Mcidson Corolyn Molone Judy Monson Stacy Marlowe Karen Lewis Jeonie Lind Q-Q' ww Q- Corol Leyden W' 7- 7- D 11 fb John Lind f ,ii- Kothy Lindsey Joy Long Dove Mitchell Alice Modell Rick Moon Keith Morris 4 How do you spell it? Randy Morrison Kathy Mueller Jeff Murphy Horry Mutter Koren Myers Bob Notf Betty Nelson Mike Nesbitt Jim Nevers Naomi Newell Steve Nicol Judy Noble Kathy Noland Betty Nolet Mary Norwood Pat O'Connor Larry O'Dell Tom O'Hondley Vol O'Handley Diane Olson John Olson The boot or the boy? Jim Reilly Mike Reilly Ivy Riddoch Barbara Roberts Karen Roller Helen Ronnei Jean Pratt Mitch Proven Laura Preston Ron Pualani Liz Reese Peggy O'Neil Larry Orrino Barb Osborne Dove Osterberg Kirby Peterson Chuck Phillips ,lack Plgystegd Kathy Poole Dave Oswald Joe Ottinger Jerry Owen Jon Palmer Steve Painter Chris Parker Ron Pedee Bob Peterson Karen Peterson 'Ks J 2 s Y Q tiill ' Ti 731.154 1Hf'i:'22f2 Bill Sexauer Steve Shaw Paul Shelton Richard Sherman Mike Schordt Nancy Schmautz Gary Scott Sue Seglem Marilynn Seitz Sue Rumph Dorothy Russell Dusty Russell Jon St. George Don Sanders Naomi Scharbau Cathy Shirley Jim Shober Carol Sidick Bill Simmons Jerry Simpson Rick Skinner Q7 sf 2 fr: me fans 3 s tw 25 5,5 ' 2 2.322 .ar s ,j s . :Sf ' : ,, gk 2 if sf! mi 3 mm 2 f lk is llff' 2 F1 . -s ff'- Ts-iz.. 'S M 'YEsifi. i7l Qs - . 5,5s,j1v'-'Wifi' ir 1-55255 Arno Smith Ed Smith Craig Smoyer Penny Snyder Helene Solheim Ted Sonstegaard Gene Sorensen Busiest corner in the commons. Jay Spaulding Sarah Stanley Tom Stonlick Dan Stearns John Steel Tom Stromberg Kathy Summers Joy Swanson Pam Swanson Doug Teg ner Janet Thorpe Michele Tolton John Townsend Keith Treat Gary Uhlenkott Mike Ungaro 25,1 fi Q- sx mgwafe- ,, 51 .rf , 2 Q Lynne Usack Donna Uthus Diane Van Aken Carol Van Dyke Steve Varner Lee Viehmann Steve Viehmann Dave Vlasuk Nancy Wall Thaf's an excuse? Richard Williams Sherrill Williams Connie Wilper Glenda Withers Sandy Wittmeier Robin Wolfstone Carol Wolte rsdorf Lois Woodard Dana Yelverton Susan Young Debbie Wollick Dave Wampold Bob Ward Frank Ward Cindy Wescott Nancy Westlake Bob Wexler Kevin Whinihan Doug Whitney Marshal Whittlesey Rick Wickland Dea n W' gox. Karen Willecke ' as 'Q 2? Fi if? iv Q, Sri Q, In if fee Va is N H5 Q1 Qi 21 as S' Yi W QQ an H ie! ill Q52 1, W ,fi nf 2 fs eff 'i Q2 1,3 fa Yi! ?fi ii Qs Rf? gee as T? W sig For The sophomores This was a year filled wiTh TirsTs. Sammamish aT TirsT seemed hopelessly large To These neophyTes, buT Tinally rouTine was esTablished. The sophomores needed leaders To carry Them Through Their irsT year aT Samma- mish. The oTTicers chosen To lead S129 Jim Rough, presidenT, Pam QBr wn, secreTary, Denny Young, vice-presidenT, and Larry Dean, Treasurer. The represenTo1Tives elecT- ed were: Cheryl Axelson, Carol Blood, PaT Brown, Marrian Calla- han, Gary GranT, Paul Gregovich, Pam Howe, Dean lverson, Eric Noreen, Judy Ragar, Jim Rough, and Dale WalTers. Before long, sophomores began wiTnessing Their TirsT high school TooTball games. WiTh The games came a feeling of enThusiasm which almosT won a vicTory Tor Them Pep Week. Then The TirsT semesTer TesTs ap- proached and spiriT was Temporar- ily quenched, Days and nighTs were spenT in cramming Tor needed grades. BUT TesTs could noT dull This spiriT Tor long because soon Carousel, The TirsT big dance sponsored by The sophomores was Turning. Card- board lions and paper sTreamers exTending from a large pole helped To carry ouT The Theme of one of The besT dances of The year. The sophomores didn'T sTop wiTh Carousel, Tor Their growing spiriT broughT anoTher success, Their TTrsT class dinner. The sophs displayed Their TalenTs as parenTs supped on chili and chowder. The enTerTain- menT gave iusT a hinT of The grow- ing capabiliTies oT This class. Spring arrived, and wiTh iT came many more acTiviTies, such as The annual Handsome Harry Hop. Now The lasT week of school has come. This TirsT year of high school has been compleTed, buT The sopho- mores have much more To look Tor- ward To - They sTill have The seconds and Thirds. is Q' Gary Beard John Becker Frank Bidell Michell Begg Kathy Bell Jon Benton Bruce Berry Al Berryman Steve Bess Terry Action Judy Agather John Aldrich Shirley Anderson Cheryl Andrus Jodee Angie Dick Apple Marylin Applebaum Carolyn Atkins Cheryl Axelson Ceanne Banks Lynne Baxter David Baylon Gordon Blackburn Rick Bilodeau Nancy Black Sharon Bland Carol Blood Linda Borchcirdt Greg Bordon You should see what Santa brought mel John Bradford Grant Braschel Dan Braudrick Helen Bretell Stan Bretthauer .1iu , 1 1 t ,cllil, ski so il .f Tony Brewer Pete Brouwers Pam Brown Patti Brown Sid Browne Larry Brownell - a,-sit, ses i Q 5 is I i 8.9535 B5 PS5 Eze La ,. ,iv lf iv, Q 1 ? is s + fi? W E 5' George Broze Greg Broze Bob Brucker Randy Brush Roger Bugbee Sherri Bulmer Steve Burgh Mike Burke Ned Burrows Dan Buskirk Bob Butler Jackie Calderon Marian Callahan Jim Campbell Jon Campbell Dennis Carlson Jon Carnahan Laura Carrell Bob Carson Carey Chapas ff Paula Cochran Bob Cohen Dave Cohen Ed Cokely Mike Coleman Doug Colley ,is- Heyl ThaT's a cute one! Larry Dean James DeCocq Margaret Demganovich Mike Dervage Sylvia Dier .logg Dlefhelm Tom Diefz Bill Dikeman Jim Dobrick Maureen Dola n giggig Jan Coleson Jan Cook Linda Cooper Tom Cowan Carol Crow Ralph Cunningham Dan Currin Steve Custard Ed Damian Joyce Danielson Jerry Davis Judy Davis gg. -1.2 . , . ,ihiiisi .5 r. 5' Sw im? ' 1,-Sfsiifi 'Q' -l m- wvs EM E. i fu,-as W, f, 2'g1-up, 'ogg' ew D:-e.wneQ1'dQQ.n John Corco Judy os and V K ,,,i Jack Covington Dixie Downing i51gEiQ:?5lff'5,zL-V' T Sue Downs iii- MW Pam Fulk Bgcl Freed Kathy Fricke S? K3 Q Kathy Foley Dianna Ford Ray Fraser Kathy Fredrickson Sue Gamble Sue Garland Mickey Gee Pam Gettle NM Jim Feilen Allan Ferguson Ricky Ferrell Kathy Fickle Dave Fisher Paul Elison Marilyn Doyle Janet Duclics Harry Drinkwater Barbara Edwards Kip Edwards Pam Egbert Carolyn Eilers Marianne Emerson Janet Englund Dick Esslinger Sharon Etter Phyllis Fasciani Sharon Gibson Tom Gilliam John Gittins Louis Goodlow Bill Goodwin Z an X-U5 Gary Grant Karen Grantham Jim Greenback Mel Gregovich Paul Gregovich Doug Grodt A helping hand Bart Grosvenor Steve Guay Ellen Gunderson Jim Guthrie Jim Hadlock Frank Hagan Danny Haggart Allan Hagler Gary Hammond Ron Hand Pai Handel Pai' Hanley John Hannon Carol Hard Margaret Ha rn Charles Ha rringfon Leslie Harris Norma Harris Wayne Hashiguchi Trudi Hawkins Vicki Haynes Diana Heath Bob Henderson Susan Hicks Bob Hinkley Jerry Hitzemann Kim Hacketf John Hofistrom The Sophomore's big nighf. Bob Johnston Jeff Jones Richard Karge Jacqui Kaufman Nancy Kazda Barbara Keefe Varn Ketfer Wayne Humphrey Dee Hungerford Dean Iverson John Jackson Ed Jacobs Linda Jeffcoat Barb Jerry Jayne Jesfer Bob Jeter Ari Johnson Larry Johnson .1 J, i s ,,:, . Pat Horngren Pete Horton Pam Howe Pa'r Howland Si U 5 , ir: A is 'L ,inf , Q , M lv M ? ,,i. A J fi ' .:, cs , f ,.., mv- ' sr fs, -via l ,f S , K 'X' s Si me Q. ' 555' xig,5gM.:Bh,g,igvf 9 r is W J 1 L5 gf? J y shiiyys Margy Hofisfrom ' Sue Holloway Elaine Holmquist Barbara Hopson ii ia. X ww 4 K mi , Ps, sw: ,. an 1 1 if ' 1, in W 1 2 XL -ef 12,15 ., Wes ,F . K ,E A J ,,,,-' ' A cfm W 'iw 85354, assi' 3, f'-A2139 7 .5 . P as N' is sas, i - i s il w g 'L nr J 'QW ff lim mai. ,gy ,i .iq Q 4 .. L. ,sm--s.,. --,f-fi,m-- -ggecsuwww-as.mi V ,ffiwzggf 1.41: as W 4 in ., Egiiijwiii 3 J miggfl J 1 agar 19 A W ff? ,., gigs, . V5 2 U is , A pgs! A Jon Kheriaty Tom King Judy Kinison Margaret Kirby Leslie Kleeb Judy Klineburger Michelle Knarr Jean Knutson Donna Koch Joan Koon Kathy Kunze Jonathan Kurtz Carol Krug . gf? , M V S S. . QQ 6, k,.w5:,L,, ..,,k We .V ' A ziigfi' -- V .J ,um gm i,Am,,,4,, .Z 1 - :ff-36,252 M ,I , fer: t. .W K 1 ' . f 3. ,114 :se it gt 3 K -n . ,, ees: . - fe, sw , ,i ',-- t egzirei O, Dick Lunquust Denise MacDonald in fm., . . 5 is kk Qi 15 1, S L H .. . L. . ,F t ss ss AN! S, Z Q , r Mx? ,. L, t,,.t, , . Sue Lind Steve Lindsay QQQ Littlefield Joy Long Norman Langseth Chris Laukat Vczn Ledgerwood Kim Le Bob Le dlin wis ,,,s-A.,. -A K-..,.,-N A fx ,- A 4 Mo rion MacDouga Duane Machan Z7 Jeffery Mczlakowskl Dale Mann Robert Manson Carla Marcella ftwiiffli vfy Oh, this co-ed voIleybalIl Jim Marchisio . A fy, nr- 1 'Ji' 5. :Ml f.:t A iii ' L if am Q S 4 K W W K nd SW ,g ,Q W 1 Q if limi S L 5 K M i gang L W 5 A E1 Cf- Cothie Martin Jennie Matsuoka' Gary McBroom ' Marion McCarley 3t ' ?5flf- . , . .. ' i t . 'igs i 325 Jeannie McClellan 'H A, Cheryl McCreedy MGfv'iH MCCUM - Sandy McGinnis S , -' Q -trip . Barb Michel Mike Michelotti -Q1 W trttr . 45,5 if Beverly Muller K- . Domld Mill ,- S Gary Morris ' f 2' - ., ft - ' . . .. DGIS NGQSSHW 5 . , x l A Margaret Nuff Chlons Nw' L, gym? -- erry e Son fizfggjf' ' ., , - XLS ' L Oran Nieborsky Sherry Nordstrom Eric Noreen Richard Obrien Cliff Olsen James Olson Jerry Olson Susan Optholt Mike O'ReiIIy Larry Osborn Marti Osbourne John Ottinger Pat Paddock Don Page Jerry Painter J. R. Peacock Alice Peck Bob Peck lfiiiemfv N. , ' ' pe Y, We 9 . X . x 'fr Robert Peebles Barbara Pelton Art Pennebaker George Penner Lynn Pevey Kathy Phipps Steve Phraner Jackie Pen ner Joe Pepper Dwight Perkins Pam Peterson 'zieifigl W, J, if X iam .. is it it sir ' ., ., A 'K ix A Peggy Pollard 1 W ls that the Bristol or Garfield stomp? 'xl' ' D . ,. ' ,sr r,s. . X' ' - , , 5' ' CQ a 6 J Q K 'I . J' , - ' D if - r O Sue Pope .jfxs :,' iil 5 :,.Z O oe 0 . 0 Jim Pratt P Q Y cg 39 Donna Preston '5ZjQ-3 '- : ' i rgg. ' - ' Bob Pr' 9 CN X 43 , Q iwarren Price iw z i A - at Pricer ' ' 7,1 L .Vl' xjfff Al Pualoni C3 Q- Skip Quesenbury I :figs , R Dick Raabe 55: J i ' ' Jud Ra or h V .-,.' if I ' . ' . . ui. . K fb 5 jg f Margie Romsey .Ei S q5,,fsV' -I s iz5:ik,sx,'1 . Mary Ramsey , - ' r.., W , V. -7 ' -Q 'N S: Juneal Rasmussen ,. 'fjf wf I 6' C0f0'Yf1 Rfffhke Jiif l ee J 'sl - ' : ii.? 5ilf ,f4--5 Pat Reklev -M5-9 ,, f , Jackie Rimbley ,ff A i'1r-:Q 55 M f3i'i N, 'f 1 1, Y W J ' Q ' iee,: if V-r r A W Q 3 My -1 as M E: .zur , ,Q fig X Wg sl Q ' swim 1 c. ,J ,Q ,. gg F, it , ,. V , Q s -Q Q ,. ' X ,J , -' . I ww Ulif. ' 3, ,- ..g: - -rr .rw Ti Bill Risch Bruce Roberts Tim Robinson Linda Rogers Brian Rodruck Fred Rose Dale Simle John Skinner X Mark Showmaker Sandy Shrode Nancy Sills Bryce Seidl Kathy Seidl Jim Rough Jim Roysdon John Russell Sue Ryan Dave Sakrison Karren Salken Jim Sauers Stephanie Saulnier Kathy Scarlett Tim Seam-an Jim 'Sebring Karren Shattuck Jon Shirley Linda Ross Kathy Slamon Dean Smith Stan Smith Janet Snortum Sophomores start Carousel turning Judy Sorenson Bill Sparks JSQLSQQE' Kay Speirs Jerry Sta-nley Sue Stanton Richard Starke Sharlene Steinb Bob Stemrick Kris Stephenson Robin Stern erg Greg Stickney Tim Stidham A Margie Stillwell T Steve Sto-a Lani Stone l Gretchen Strauss Karlene Strauss 1 v Corl Stout Dennis Stover Jerry Sutton Cindy Turp Scott Thompson Philip Thorson Mike Thurgood Corlo Tibbetts Dee Todd Kevin Tomkins Dick Trocy Pot Truyhorn Pot Trowse Paulo Tuck Bob Vernon Morsh Virgi Allie Voorhees Bob Wogner x vu?- Alice Wcuste Jon Wolcott Peggy Wcilloce Craig Wollin Dole Wolters Fred Word Bob Wornoccl Britt Weotherheod Jon Weiss Sr- J A I Steve Weller -fff-1 1,'f,,- f .. ' T .wi lt Lorrcnne Wells 5, . ' -V ,ji ll K V Po u I We r nette - --fi ev' Russ Westloke 2:55 -wah ,, ::':Ea:1 ' , Whot are you looking ot? i BGA i Q. imma De Dee Wilson Lynn Wilson Ji m Wise John Wise Bob Wissmon Mory Jo Woitocho Morilyn Wright Denn orold Young Jockie Young Jerri Young ich Yggng- Chuck Younger Sondy White Ncincy Wilde Libby Wilkins Bob Wilson Cindy Wilson ,Z Z .sif- 3 Y as 'tt i ,x SQ 5 it - s,.- 4' - -M if iii. ' ti i s IL., A ACTIVITIES . xx ., .v . I ff 51. Q o X i Q '43 'S :K Q Q .A K gnu U., I fs? at 5 h Q g an as ft 1 X 5 3 ' X F ' A -fm Q 3 W 1 , ,f ,R a if .5 4? I Q T ,QE ,,. ,.. QW'-Q., 5 'iw 3' W ,gkggfvav Q KF In the opinion of a staff member, publishing an annual is a laborious, but pleasant task. The twenty-member staFt of the '62 Thunderbird, working hand in hand under the direction of their advisor, Miss Joyce Cole, showed its ability and talent by meeting all ot the five deadlines on time and producing a bigger and better annual tor the students at Sammamish. The final deadline, which was March 23,1962, left the staff free to work on plans for Annual Day, held on May 29, and their Sock Hop, also held in May. The Spring Supplement was also produced by the annual staft again this year, including such spring events as the Senior Ball and Graduation. E The annual statt also received expert help and guidance from Mr. Bill Brant ot Brant Studios in Bellevue, who took pictures for the year- book, and Mr. Ron Childers, art instructor at Sammamish, High, who helped design the cover and division pages for the '62 Thunderbird. Several staff ,members attended both the American Yearbook Workshop at Bothell High School on August 30 and 31, 1961, and the University of Washington Workshop on September 29, 1961. The purposes of the conferences were to promote competitive interest and to share ideas with high schools in the Seattle area and the State of Washington. Sylvia Jones - Editor Randy Fortenberry -- Assistant Editor Morcici Eclond - First Semesfer Editor. Jeonne Golyon - Second Semesfer Edifor. IT is o recognized TocT ThoT publishing oi high school newspoper is o very dil:HculT ond Trying Toskg however, wiTh The leodership ond odvice of Mr. Poul Lc1mberTson, The ToTem Tolk sToTT produced mony inTeresTing ond in- TormoTive issues. Morcio Eclcind wos oppoinfed ediTor-in-chief for The TirsT semesTer wiTh Kofhy Nolond cis her ossisTc1nT, followed by The oppoinTmenT of Jeanne Golyon cis ediior-in-chief ond Robin VVolTsTone os her c1ssisTc1nT during The second semesTer. The sTcilT hos cichieved high honors during The posT Two yeors, for iT belongs To The Nc1Tionol ScholosTic Press Associoiion, The Columbio Sch-olc1sTic Press Associoiion, ond The Pocific Slope School Press which wos The resulT of ASB sponsorship. The ToTem Tcilk sTolT sold progroms ond gove o sock donce To help pciy for publicoTion cosTs during The yeor. For her guidonce ond help on The ToTem Tcilk, The sTcil:T is indebTed To Miss Goye McEc1chern, The sTudenT odvisor who leTT prior To The ChrisT- mos holidoys. SIGNETS, S Arna Jones Diane Van Aken Janet Mar- SECOND lowe, Ruth Ruhlman. BACK Stewart, Carlyn Barb Holste, Barb McHarg, Lynne l-U 'dqUl5l'- Usack, Karen Roller, Lynn Sylvia KE STAND TO SERVE Under The advisorship of Mr. Richard Jenkins, The Shield was founded during The l96O-ol school year. The purpose of The club has been To provide useful and needed services for The school in any way. Work- ing in The ofhce, parking cars aT school TuncTions, seT- Ting up chairs and bleachers Tor assemblies, operaTing The popcorn machine, and cleaning up The gym aTTer games are among The many services provided by Shield members represenTing all Three classes. During The school year, under The leadership of Jim HiTzemann, presidenT, ArT Hyland, vice-presidenT, Mike DmiTriev, secreTary, Ron Pualani, sergeanT-aT- arms, and Jim WalTers, hisTorian, The Shield members donaTed Their enTire Treasury from The pasT year To help pay for The lighTs on The TooTball Held. They also sponsored a semi-Tormal dance in The spring Tor The school. lniuns hex rivals. A iefisgigies ' -sig'-...assi ,i.xEa,fg'g:,,,i-' gage'-..1g' mysfQfiQ . gf,Lsfi.,eJTi,rx,q e!fT2lfzZ?i2egg,,.5f wi' 'Lg ET, 1: zur. :,,Ti 5wfY .3'iy2:.f. 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Haw '-sm'-.si Ti-' ui E. iag . g Q wr .EW ,, fi ii' . .Ks I FRONT ROW: Jerry Owen, Nevers, Buck Ferguson, l ,g,4Richard Apple, Doug Doug Brotie, Dave Cook, Bob Norquisf. THIRD ROW: Jon Shirley, John ROW: Jim HiTzemann, HarT, Arf Hyland, Kip HONOR STUDENTS, DEBATERS FRONT ROW: Dave Wampold, Steve Brown, Donna Uthus, Michele Sue Hill, Joyce Johnson, Sylvia Jones, Lee Kallsen, Gloria Brown, Tolton, Karen Roller, Carl Galorielson, Larry Leppert, Alan Aramoki, Kathy Noland, Cheryl Knowles, Joan Langland, Karen Hogue. BACK John Steel, Randy Morrison. SECOND ROW: Laura Fletcher, Dianne ROW: John lifes, Dgle Buskirk, Rich Crow, Bill Knell, Jerry Owen, Donley, CGHWY, BGbCOCl4, Cdrlyn Koch, Beth Berry, MGfllYU l'lOlST6ln, John Hoersfer, Bob Hard, Mike Dmitriev, Steve Ernst, Jett Applebcuum, Barb Osborne, Carol Crowley, Barb Roberts, Ann Schetter, Barb Mr, RU55elIMqgnU5On, Holste, Barb McHarg. THIRD ROW: Evelyn Gauthier, Ruth Ruhlman, if? E, E.. ii WALKER , ssfsm-x an ::: - su :rs '-E. 23 ul! 305 ll -U--mg--4-..-'-4 O3S6?QT5 -1-f o0s2 Qr'o3'C..Q QQQOQT mg ua-I-13 QQ 30595.--I -. QEQQHQQB 2053415130- sff-fv ?Q3v-1 on '- 3U553O3 Sewggen 'o mom 0 -xQ U1-o--1 SQHQTBQ fn3rn5.I-'-T fmigami 3 35wTC1Q CDo.g-ongyg 3 33-31 5520.0-no morn 'Owh 33?-9:61395 V OO-1 C 00 no fn: -'-aQ'xQ,3N'4 -,Q-DQ-FU I Q-33-CDO CDQMSDCDGS n TC 5:99202-5'3 3-'Qg-Q,-.Q- O2Qm 3-v- 41170323- 3.902112 Elagmooo. N4 34334: 5832122 3 rn rn So.-iQ.'57wur 542 no ,,,w3--2.0 O-Q coilmcl O-,x43N4-4-... QCD KG O' QD-T' 7 T-n1Qo '1 .,0-rwmO-1 Q13-2fmCO S.QfDUCDg-Q mm 020: 5'oI:smo. 'mO o. E ni-+ --:- O-.O:Y'-+3 -N211-DS-go O D- Q3 nm 3009223 'E'Q. To0 322301 3 .34-...2Z4. At a reception, held in October, 1961, members and officers were installed. Officers for the 1961-62 year were: Bill Knell, president, Barbara Holste, secretary, and Alan Arama- ki, treasurer. Advisor to the Honor Society was Mr. Russell Magnuson. eww asses Q FRONT ROW Larry Dean, Ron Pedee, Barb McHarg, Donna Uthus, CRACK THE BOOKS Carol Crowley Gail Beckwith, Leslie Stewart. SECOND ROW: John BACK ROW: Mr. Val Fobert, Steve Ernst, Dillon Jackson John Hoer Steel Alice Modell, Bob Wexler, Carlyn Koch, Karen Hague, Barb ster, Rich McKay, Esther Hartglass, Jim Walters, Don Sanders Bob Osborne Laura Fletcher, Chris Gibson. THIRD ROW: Evelyn Gauthier, Jeter, Dale Buskirk. Mary Jean Dlgatl, Ruth Ruhlman, Robin Wolfstone, Sue Hill, Lee Kall- .LNVJQQ BOX 052 0.1, it During the first semester the Debate Squad set an excellent record which earned a well- deserved membership in the National Forensic League, an honor obtained last spring. Only twenty-nine schools in Washington and Oregon have received this distinction. The debaters had a busy season of arguing. During the year the members attended several tournaments, including those held at Seattle Pacitic College, Pacitlc Lutheran Col- lege, University of Puget Sound, the University of Washington, and competitions held by the West District and the National Forensic League. The Debate Squad has had a number of purposes. First, it has been to train students in the processes of argumentation and persuasion, using particularly the skills of delivery, organization of ideas, analysis, and refutation. Second, it has trained students through the use ot research skills, and has encouraged them to think objectively, critically and logically, Third, it has given the students a broad and penetrating perspective of the great social, economic and political problems ot our time. This year, under the leadership of Jim Walters, president, Ruth Ruhlman, vice-president, and Leslie Stewart, secretary-treasurer, the debaters have been busily collecting points for their pins and honorary degrees. Qi 'li 3 81115 sw gr, ,, eggs: - D 5 42 Msg t awe , . it gist: . 5.17353 up www' , .. M.-. M , ,. M M, -,JM ...mm sen, Gloria Brown, Greg Bordon, Cheryl Knowles, Randy Morrison ..- FRONT ROW: BobVWard, Steve Brown, Jack Playstead, Bob Hirotaka, Harry Gunn, Buck Ferguson, Rick Skinner. SECOND ROW: Rich Ba- lant, Tor Haga, Bill Ledbetter, Dale Vernon, Keith Playstead, Mike Wright, John Brewer, Bob Norquist, Wes Kimbal, Bob Brooks. THIRD ROW: John lttes, Dave Wampold, Dave Ditweiler, Jet? Turner The Lettermen's Club ot Sammamish High School is com- posed ot those boys who have earned credit in various com- petitive sports during their attendance at Sammamish. In order to receive ci letter, an athlete is required to earn a speciic amount ot points set up by the Athletic Department of the school. The qualifications tor being in the Lettermen's Club are not only that ot being a good athlete, but also of maintaining a stable grade point throughout all sports activities. Under the leadership of Bob Hard, president, Bill Knell, vice-president, John Ittes, secretary-treasurer, and Mr. Bob Osgood, advisor, the club carried on many activities during the school year. They sold pencils, sweatshirts, and decals in order to earn money for the Hnancing ot their club and to pay tor another score board and clock to be installed in the gym. The Lettermen's Club has also provided service tor the school throughout The year by patrolling halls during the lunch hour. 72 Brian Guptil, Doug Grodt, Mark Shoemaker, Gerry Wilcox, Jay Spaulding, Alan Milliken. BACK ROW: Art Hyland, Bob Bishop, Dave Oswald, Nick Kepler, Wayne Page, Kerry Placek, Bill Davidson, Ron Esslinger, Jim Hitzemann, Bill Knell. SPORTSMEN HEAD Where's your hall pass? KNEELING: Jane Miller, Sandi Jones, Stacy Marlowe, Carlyn Koch, Carol Crowley, Jill Weiss, Kathy Beaulac, Marsha Holland, Barb Bobbi Gunn, Judy Drinkwater, Laura Fletcher. STANDING: Sue Seg- McHarg, Jan Thorpe, Miss Outz, lem, Karen Katayama, Joan Lundquist, Nancy Fagan, Barb Osborne, RECREATION PROGRAM Dads date daughters. To promote and sponsor recreational and sports activities for the girls of Sammamish High, the Recreation Council was formed with the assistance of Miss Dorothy Ann Outz. Nine- teen girls who had previously earned their R for izecne- ational participation in the Girls' Club were selected to be the charter members. Under the guidance of President Carlyn Koch, Vice President Bobbi Gunn, and Secretary- Treasurer Stacy Marlowe, the council planned the girls' sports agenda for the coming year. Activities of the year were the Father-Daughter Sports Night held in November and the Mother-Daughter Fun Night which took place in May. Three play days were also attended at other Kingco League schools, the first of which was sponsored in October by Lake Washington High School. Each of the girls was put in charge of promoting a sport and emphasizing its importance in creating better health, sportsmanship, and school spirit. The group as a whole worked to make known the significance of recreational activity in daily life and to provide a variety of activities to fill the interests and needs of all girls. The three F's of sports, fun, fitness, and friendship, were stressed in the Key, a newspaper put out by the' council and edited under the direction of Barbara McHarg. 73 FRONT ROW: Ruth Friedman, Sharon Gibson, Sandy Lane Kitsy Morse, John Bradford, Terry Uhlenkott, Pat O'Conner, Sheri Lord, Tina Thayer. SECOND ROW: Cheryl Andrus, Leslie Kleeb, Dorothy Viehman, Lana Duncan, Mike Thurgood Harold Young, Diane Smith, Robin Folger, Dorothy Russell THIRD ROW: Janice Palmer, Kathy Summers, Pat Daniels, 1 Julie Thurlow, Helen Ronnei, Steve Thurgood, Norma Johnson, Pot Allen, Nancy Kuhns, Claire Burdulis. FOURTH ROW: Judy Drinkwater, Sue Young, Cam O'Brien, Lynn Bilodeau, Jim Habersetzer, Henry Aries, Rod Freed, Kathi Poole, Linda Borchardt, Sue Cuttel, Pam Peterson, Pam Swanson, Lynn Wilson. FRONT ROW: Bonnie Kratzer, Kim Hockett, Peggy Jackson, Pat Trowse, Brian Guptil, Jerry Frye, Kathy Slamon, Alila Campbell, Margaret Naff, Marcia Micheau. SECOND ROW: Joanne Lillian, Jane Miller, Dale Sfidham, Sandy Bolotin, Donna Jackson, Lon Fairbrook, Elwood Wertman, Peggy Harris, Lynn Baxter, Dianne Olson, Diane Heath, Linda Cooper. THIRD ROW: Pam Graham, Mary Jo Woitacha, Boys Ensemble: FRONT ROW: Henry Aries, Paul Shelton, Dave Vlsauk. SECOND ROW: Elwood Wertman, Rod Freed. 'f .ss : -fliik -us. :f': lQfLE' 'aiigliifi J.. 745 1- diff' f5 ' Tg5f'!BgLEQ - ici iii'- aiiggagiiiiisi ii .Rmiwifi ffl il 'i ' f .ffiiifzisiiiififf if .simlf w . , ,,,,. an - .ar f -f5,.U,,. RL...-5 - 1321. W s , .,,,. -- , .ax .-'Sita , -- -1' swesifz zzrf-' nf - K sr .eff Q .kN,.f, s. 'W .,':s,,.f '1.:E521 5'i:'i-- , . 'l Q5lfll:i?f 637' ' I . . iz. tg, I Eva? Vicky Haynes, Betty Nelson, Dave Smith, Dave Peck, Frank Ward, Marilyn Ham, Barb Burkheimer, Carla Tibbets, Carol Young. FOURTH ROW: Karen Knutson, Jerrilynn Young, Betty Berryman, Sherri Bulmer, Norman Strausbaugh, Terry Uhlen- kott, Dave Vlsauk, Gary Collick, Janis Bohn, Carol Crow, Inta Ungers, Diane Buchanan, Sharon Etter, Janet Aikens, Jackie Kimbey. Senior Ensemble: FRONT ROW: Pam Peterson, Marilyn Ham, Jeanne Wilkins, Diane Runyan, Jan Glazer. SECOND ROW: Sue Cuftel, Pat Daniels, Sheri Lord, Lana Duncan, Kathy Knox. ., .5 K, -swam .se f L v'7.?:YH5?ii '53'!,i: 'i.r 2' iLl.'t' SWAN'-f, -F722 I -' f Fi'-'fi ' , -G Q ,g ' .ar xi-ff' f.s,iwI:,ff.1si'2.:s' . tziirfi- F 'iggifitfiIf,fEir3i ': .-:fgfififi-'fre . 1 lf'i'5'v-l fir! s -V m'!'l4fs1 ' 'E '-nw.:-' . ' ' ' ' X5 '7 M , . ' , W , - ,L 1-'css 'mfs , g f- f.sr,23:, , f sirmta. . 'i 1' . , 'QUE .Lis- iV1' f. - ii 1: 'iltF T: , 1- i 'f5f.i'f7lf . ' 25:1 , K 'FQKVL ' 1 . . .:,,., M. .N I . . My . ., , W its ' we ,AL , -- ff : rss ' . V - ., .,,, I 'I li .- gl il J my , ., i 2. K A , 5 -,119 i gm. S s 5 is J M . , sk 1 9 x S Y is A, if 2 K 1 ilasfiilvs , .M . Qmr 7 FRONT ROW: Cindy Bethel, Barb McHarg, Kim Ledein, Pam Gettle. SECOND ROW: John Burdette, Roger Bugbee, Tom Coe, Ann Schefter, Larry Brownell. THIRD ROW: Jett Applebaum, Anita Voorhees, Steve Brown, Karen Gramthan, Kathy Martin. FOURTH ROW: Jim De Coca, Tom Gilliam, Kathy Phipps, Wayne Page, Gerry Wilcox, Jim Hannon, Nancy Begg. FIFTH ROW: Jim Walters, Jim McCourt, Gary Beard, Wayne Humphrey, Mike Hubbard, James Gunthrey. SIXTH ROW: Britt Weatherhead, Kip Edwards, Bill Kuhn, Dean Wilcox, Mr. Eickhofi. SEVENTH ROW: Mr. Webster, Don Page, Gene Kwasnieskwi, Gary Lieberg, Steve Ernst, Bruce Roberts, Rick Williams, John Olson. EIGHTH ROW: Mel Gregorich, Kathy Grant- ham, Don Mahardy, Jerry Owen, Richard Sherman, Skip Quesen- bury, Chuck Carrell. NOT PICTURED: Stan Smith. TUNESTERS BRING MUSIC TO SAMMAMISH Throughout the halls of Sammamish the sounds ot the various music departments could be heard. These con- sisted ot the Sammamish choir, chorus and class en- sembles directed by Miss Virginia Barnett, and the school band and dance band directed by Mr. Herman Eickhotl. In December the choir, chorus, and ensembles made their first appearance at the annual Christmas assembly. The Junior Ensemble included, BOTTOM ROW: Janice Palmer, Sue Hill. SEC- OND ROW: Jan Jeffery, Norma Johnson, Marilyn Amundson. THIRD ROW: Cathy Summers, Helen Ron- nei. FOURTH ROW: Kathy Poole. NOT PICTURED: Peggy Harris. Sophomore Ensemble included, BOTTOM ROW: Margaret Natl. SECOND ROW: Cathy Martin, Carol Crow, Kathy Salmon. THIRD ROW: Linda Borchardt, Lynn Wil- son. NOT PICTURED: Lynn Baxter, Carla Marcella, Sharon Gibson. band also shared its Christmas spirit with others in the area by playing Christmas carols at the shopping cen- ter. ln February the band participated in the band festival, and the choral groups entered other contests. These activities have been carried out under the leader- ship of Jim Walters, Rod Freed, and Dave Vlsauk, re- spective presidents ot the band, choir, and chorus. Dance band included, BOTTOM ROW: Gerry Wil cox, Kip Edwards, Britt Weatherhead, Dean Wil cox, Rich Sherman. SECOND ROW: Rick Williams Steve Ernst, Gene Kwasniewski, Gary Lieberg THIRD ROW: John Olson, Gary Beard, Mike Hub bard, Jim McCourt, Jim Walters. FOURTH ROW Jerry Owen, Don Mahardy. i f 1 it naxmvafwu I,711-f , nsf4ummnmwamsmmAemsstaswmmmxxswff-v:f:s11.rsu1 .,,.l:n:e1-:fwm:n1sa- sa V , '4 90 v i 5 'QXQ is 41 ' 0 l 94 IL yilll' llllll I 'fps 'O' 'Z wr sXil, .Sr 4 A y, ur Once a month the Latin Club, headed by co-presidents Karen Hague and Sue Hill, held meetings to carry out the goals established for the-year. The Latin Club was established during the T959-60 school year for the purposes ot build- ing interest in Latin and in academic achievement. Through the course ot the year the club sponsored a sock hop 4 after the basketball game with Foster and sold pom-poms W for games The club also displayed a theme on Roman background for the library The main event ot the G year was the annual banquet held in May. 665 Mrs Liakos was again the advisor to the club Other otiicers were secretary, Scott and historian, Helene 'C O C Fo 1 ' 6,01 G . fy , 4 l - till f . 0,4 'Qi Carol McCourt, treasurer, Gary Tix' 9 , Q I PJ 'didn W Sol heim. 0 4141. Q- .A '. If- D F1 A 4 D 4 4L lb FRONT ROW: Stacy MacDonald, Maureen garet Garrity, Patty Strauss. THIRD ROW: Mary Lutgen, Marcia Marlowe, Barb Osborne, Cheryl Knowles, Sue Rumph, Ruth Ruhlman, Denise Dolan, Margaret Demyanovich. SECOND ROW: Carol Hard, Sylvia Dier, Mar- Brown, Carol Crow, Sue Holt, Naomi Sharbeau, Bobbi Gunn, Gretchen Sylvia Jones, Sylvia Studebaker, Ann Fickel, Jackie Kaufman, Judy Grout, Micheau, Barb Friedman, Shara Stanley, Diana Davis, Joan Langland. FOURTH ROW: Carol Crowley, Sue Graham, Lynn Usack, Val O'Handley, Adelia Todd, Kathy Beaulac, Gail Beckwith, Mike Gardiner, Bob Beamguard, Damian Maureira. To promote interest in the French language, its customs and culture was the French Club's main obiect ive for this year. Under the direction ot Miss Ruth Dulmage, Le Cercle Francais made this year a big success. At each ot the meetings, President Ruth Ruhlman, her concentrated on le other members. otficers, Cheryl Knowles, Carol Crowley, and Barbara Osborne arning to speak the French language in conversation with the Attractions at the meetings were visitors who were French or who had visited France including Mrs. Radach's slide presentation ot her European visit. Some of the numerous activities ot the club were a sock hop and a Christmas pro- gram in December. At the end of the year a banquet was held and served by a French waiter while the diners were required to speak French. Membership to the club was open to all those who had at least one semester language. ot French plus an avid interest in the French FRONT ROW: Pat Pricer, Karen Peterson, Marian Callahan, Carol vmwx-::..w.:,..., me QQ ton, Susan Hicks, Kitty Caldwell, Paula Cochran, ,. McCourt, Barbara Jerry, Kathy Phipps, Judy Howland, Jon Kurtz, Helene Solheim, Sue Hill, Fred Ward, Karen Myers, Karen Hague. SECOND ROW: Kip Edwards, Chuck Phillips, Bob FOURTH ROW: John Benton, Britt Weatherhead, Dick Brucker, Dave Cook, Ceanne Banks, Kathy Foley, Lani Stone, Steve Esther Hartglass, Linda Borchardt, Sandy Kludas, Kathy Nichoo, Dave Wampolcl, John Steel, Jerry Sutton, Bob Henderson. Sanders, Jim Roug, Lon Fairbrook, Bob Hinckley, THIRD ROW: Greg Broze, Sue Gamble, Pat Howland, Donna Pres- Ateneo Espanol, the first Spanish Club of Sammamish High, was formed last October under the council ot Mrs. Agustina Larzabal and Mr. Henry Tunes. The main pur- pose of the club was to further the understanding ot the Spanish culture and to aid the Spanish students in their comprehension of the language. Also, students were provided with an opportunity to share past experiences with each other. The business ot each meeting was con- ducted in English, but all other matters were conversed in Spanish. FRONT ROW: Mike Clements, Rick Wickland, Varn Ketter, John Russell, Jon Shirley, Sandy McGinnis, Diane Deglow, Genelle Allen. SECOND ROW: Jan Jeffery, Nancy Fasciani, Jim Feilen, Ralph Cunningham, Craig Smoyer, Karen Knapinski, Sharon MacMillan, Pam Howe. THIRD ROW: Donna McCauley, Nancy Invited guests showed sides and films of their travels and experiences in Spanish speaking countries. Talks and demonstrations highlighted these meetings. The main event of the year was the Spanish Fiesta where students dressed in native costumes with gay sombreros and serapes and ate typical Spanish food. This year's Spanish Club officers were Mike Clements, president, Carol Graft, vice-president, Terri Johnston, secretary, and Jeanie Lind, treasurer. Fagan, Karen Roller, Terri Johnston, Carol Graff, Kathy Lind- say, Joyce Conine, Sue Cuftel. FOURTH ROW: Jeanie Lind, Lynn Cohen, Marilyn Doyle, Phyliss Fasciani, Cherie Bess, Sharon Beach, Karen Katayama, Patty Bell, Pam Fulk. FIFTH ROW: Sue Hagen, Janis Bohn, Chloe Nau, Nancy Sills, Kathie Mueller. -'::, V-..M,,:::,:1.-:yu .,::f::--.W--ww -:ff:w,,:f, f,:f -fwmnm.smwmns:uus,-,quniunmsrrrf fy - f Q H1 'K 7 i One, Two, Cha-Cha-Cha. iii. is if . ,. Let's get together. P 1 Bool With the background and excitement of the opening of school, the curtain rose on the Drama Club's tirst presentation ot the year, The Glass Menagerie, a two-act play by Tennessee Williams. Sammamish students again enioyed the tal- ents of the Drama Club members in the presentation of the Variety Shovv, entitled Kids, in early December. The group added a lot ot zest and enthusiasm to this produc- tion. Every drama member spent his time during the past year earning enough points to be- come eligible to ioin the Thespians, an hon- orary national dramatic club. Under the guidance of Mr. Ron Childers and the club's otticers, Pam Peterson, presi- dent, Randy Fortenberry, vice-president, and Lynn Bilodeau, secretary, the Drama Club members met on the last Friday of each month to plan their activities and fund rais- ing projects to support their club. ACTORS, ARTISTS PURS UE FRONT ROW: Gail Ames, Kathie Mueller, Alan Vanik, Mark Levine, Sue Seglem, Sheila Burns, Emily Lamphere. SECOND ROW: Arlene Moore, Pam Peterson, Helen Ronnei, Diane Tallman, Donna Mc- Cauley, Chris Klinstedt, Linda Clark. THIRD ROW: Lynn Bilodeau, Heidi McKenzie, Donna Uthus, Gail Beckwith, Mandy Anderson, Sandy Luidema, Sherry Nordstrom, Mr. Childers. FOURTH ROW: Sue Ford, Marilyn Ham, Dorothy Russell, Norma Johnson, Kathy Summers, Sandi Jones, Jacqui Kaufman, Kitty Caldwell. 'mi FRONT ROW: Phyliss Fasciani, Janice Palmer, Pat O'Conner, Dor- othy Russell, .lan Thorpe, Sharon Beach, Sheila Buehler, Sandi Jones, Margaret Demyanovich, Jerry Young, Dave Young. SECOND ROW: Jan Jeffery, Judy Dunakey, Claire Burdulis, lnta Ungers, Gerri Lockrem, Bettie Nolet, Janis Bohn, Marilyn Ham, Denise MacDonald, APPRECIATION OF FINE Armed with their palettes and brushes, members of the 'ol-'62 Art Club began the promotion of art throughout the school. Evidences of their work can be seen in the members' first proiects such as the huge planters hold- ing rubber plants in the commons and the murals on the walls in the school's various buildings. A source of income was the club's printing of posters for the many dances, sales, and organizations tor the year. Many a paint-smeared club member stayed after school to help in the productions of the colorful adver- tisements. Hey, not bad . . . Peggy Jackson, Dianne Donley, Cheryl Axelson, Kathy Keil, Cam O'Brian, Pat Folsom, Mike Bell. THIRD ROW: Mark Heinemann, Pat Allen, Pat Doyle, Jeanne Risch, Jud Ragar, Dedee Wilson, Sue 9--L. Q-1 Stanton, Karen Katayama, Beverly Hunstad, Carole Koch, Marilyn Seitz, Arna Smith. ARTS Loaded with art supplies, students took field trips to the World's Fair grounds and to Fisherman's Wharf. Both oltered interesting and picturesque subiects tor sketches, which some students entered in the All-School Exhibit and in the Scholastic Exhibit. Heading the activities ot the past year were Mike Bell, president, Kathy Keil, vice president, and Karen Kata- yama, secretary. Busy Artists Bauer V Q A 5 6 5 i 1 P x Esfher Miller Cheerleader V I V 4 A N r i Leshe Sfewari Gem Covmgion Cheerleader L Songleuder I 1 ' Q 1 NJ Diane Tallman Cheerleader Chgrie Cubbage Songleader Pep Club includes: FRONT ROW: Terri Johnston, Sharon JuleH, Sharon MacMillan, Jeanne Galyon, Joan Lundquist, Susan Kyne,' Cheryl Martin, Diane Donley, Carol Young, Janet Aikens, Pat Horngren, Jeannie Wilkins, Carol Koch, Pai Hurt, Charlotte Wabel, Dale Stidham, Karen Knapinski, Liber Lingley, Mary Pat Lutgen. SECOND ROW: Bob Bishop, Mary Holstein, Greg Wilde, Sandy McGinnis, John Bradford, Steve Nicol, Karen Marilyn Applebaum, Sylvia Dier, Julie Thurlow, Pat Jones, Pat Luidema Mandy Anderson, Linda Clark, Cherie Bess, Marilyn McKuhn, Hanley Reed Diane Margaret Hoffstrom, Marianne Emerson, Linda Bacigalupi, Nancy Kuhn. THIRD ROW: Barb Burkheimer, Gerry Tallman, Dan Stearns, Joyce Bauer, Esther Miller, Cherie Cubbage Dan Stea Yell King FHS Barb Burkheimer Songleader bi .,VA , I ka J m 0 6? 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Pgce, Bob 9--- -3--L JeTer Phil Thorson NOT PICTURED: Mike Honer, Doug Grodt, STeve Moon Sfan Davis John Hannon GOLFERS CHIP UP TO FIFTH PLACE Two win, Tour loss record. The Team opened The season wiTh a win over BoThell six and one half To ive and one-half, and closed The season vviTh a vicTory over MounT Si seven To five. The remaining Tour maTches The ToTes dropped To Mercer Island FosTer Lake WashingTon, and Bellevue High scores for The season were Dave DeTweiler vviTh nine poinTs, followed by Doug GrodT, seven and one-half. Mark Shoemaker, Mike Haner, and John HoersTer also leT- Tered. NexT year will see Three of The five leTTermen back, a promising squad for coach Don DisTad. 87 'WF fwdwlmwwmvduia L ? -M M We iv 88 M 5 ,li .mas 5 rmamiiiw 5' x ,. ' ' wsswfzfmf yrs EQ JXEME 89 Bill Ledbetter Bob Word Nxck Kepler n Halfbock Tackle TOTEM GRIDSTERS POSE BIG Jack Ploysteod BQi:l1-Dau herfy Gene Davis Linebacker Guard Guard Ernie Donfini Holfbcxck 5 M'2EGW.!?4'5 T I Q 7 r xJ 1 1 4 X -9 525 3 TTcckle THREAT TO FOES Boyd Belote Holfbuck Dole Buskirk JOX Spaulding John Davis Fullbcxck End Mike Ungoro h Guzzrd 91 Jeff Mu rphy Quarterback Totes grind out yardage. TCTEMS TALLY UP Opponents Peninsula ..... . . Mercer Island . .. .. Issaquah ....... . Lake Washington . . . . .. Bellevue ........ . . Mount Si . . . . Bothell ..... . . Federal Way . . . . . Bellevue . . . Issaquah ......... Lake Washington . .. Lake Washington Issaquah ....... Mercer Island . . . Managers: Alan Milliken. Not Pictured: Steve Brown, Ron Pualani, Tim Stidham. ,,, .W - .,c- Mew- I ,W ' I' 'I rizif-fran-W -- NW,,,Mf 'W Xi MN,.W l Season Records Varsity Sammamish 26 7 7 O O 6 QI 34 Sophomores Ferguson tries a run-back. Junior Varsity Sammamish .. 7 .. 6 .. O .. O .. I3 .. I4 Goodlow churns out yardage. 92 , . fr ' 5581, xv JUNIOR VARSITY, FRONT ROW: Jim Reilly, Norman Sfrausbaugh, Carr, Dave Osterberg, Glenn Hashiguchi, Wayne Hall, Dean Wil Paul Hergef. BACK ROW: Mike Burbridge, Jerry Baker, Jeff Mur- cox, Bob Campbell, Gary Gardiner, Mike Cooper. phy, Gene Davis, Tom Cowdin, John Davis. NOT PICTURED: Joe JUNIOR TOTES PRACTICE FOR FUTURE SOPHOMORES, FRONT ROW: Sian Smith, 'gg' rank Bi- dell, Dean Smith, BgLSEarks, Jeff Malakawski, Van Leclgerwocd, Wayne Hashiguchi, Harry Drinkwafer, Tom King. SECOND ROW: Jeff Janes, Dave Sokrison, Sieve Bess, Jim Feilen, John Wise, Jim Wise, John Giftens, Bob Hinkley, Jerry Davis, Gary Morris. THIRD ROW: Dan Buskirk, Stan Breffhauer, Dan Currin, Carey Chapas Ed Cokely, Jim Rough, Pete Horton, Scott Thompson, Virgil Marsh BACK ROW: Dennis Paul Gregovich, Mike Coleman Bolo Warnaca, Sid Browne, R. J. Bell. 99 Wa? : if ES -,iz 2 fi . T, , , . , , A ' S We A i K Q:-:L ww ,, f ,,.- cw: 'Ain .ye FRONT ROW: Bryce Seidl, Dave Sakrison, Bob Price, Al Milliken, Bill Sparks, Harry Mutter, Elwood Wertman, Jon Groves, Craig Smoyer, Wayne Hoshiguchi. MIDDLE ROW: Bob Wagner, Wayne Humphrey, John Gittens, Rod Beamguard, Danny Young, John Lind, ,4-my -gg. EIGHT WRESTLERS This year the wrestling team entered its first year ot varsity competition in the KingCo League. Sammamish was represented by eight wrestlers at the district com- petition. Bob Wyzenbeek, Pete Horton, Jeff Jones, Dave Wampold, Danny Haggart, Clyde Hosterman, Dan Young, and John Lind survived the sub-district meet. Scott Thompson, Mike Small, Chuck Phillips, Ralph Cunningham, Mike O'Reilly. BACK ROW: Danny Haggart, Pete Horton, Dave Wampold, Art Johnson, Dale Fischer, Bob Wyzenbeek, Dave Sommers, Mike lverson, Boyd Belote, Jefi Jones, Paul Gregovich, Clyde Hosterman. 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