Sammamish High School - Thunderbird Yearbook (Bellevue, WA)

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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.

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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.