Sammamish High School - Thunderbird Yearbook (Bellevue, WA)

 - Class of 1962

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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

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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. 'Eu gggq nmms. ga,.5..Q??,,5S5gr55,TQ.Kgsss,fisiaw.wi33JQ?lE533Hggiqgresge5525Eng?3,gigs?m?i,TgfEifz,,g5,e.g.m,g5.s,E.,Qs.iiEv9,,i,g,,igl,5L3v.q3ge.,W5,,i,SimQwiyEi,g3g.slg,,,?fg.5.sg ,Tries .f.avm.Ws,,sgrg5 -ssfffzifwzgff. .aww :J-,asf T K :wx s,:gfErWZ is a.K-,yz.fggsT.g -g-fwsi ei 2,wgggi.f.-. 2 .... 1,f..a:s,-1 Efgx. ggrigs33,552,,,.,sgQ,,,gg5,JfKL4gQgs..gg..sQ Q83s9g.gflYi33?Qfess.mLgg5gw5,,igflE, Q.,-.,r,55,i5g.:sQ?,Q.QI?ALgg, Egfggiii Qygjivig2.jiQ?TRig.1i5A,is1,ggyjgi3egig1si5f,5fQi3?QSE?3,issisiggg.sii g.,,Q'fTQTmSgi,2i?g?ssf .gi is QT gg T fs if ir. T 3 Q gi ii35Qfis,33.,.,3,.,, ,sig ,ilmig Qrimsrgigkga3f..,,.ggi.5f1aZm55Je2izTs i,g,.ss,. -i...3,gsg.g?.ig.,,g,w,g.sW. ,.,,,,,,,r.,i,:,e.i ,sawggmggirE153-.gi59r2i5g9qg?,w5sg1Q3fs3Q5.5Qfgsifiggis T fegggigais .QMJQHM-.'f..lf.s5M iw 1 .W A-gsaiwai .msisvssiflfef ' ws,-.isa zrliiisgisssvf Wmiiiwl .T .. 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



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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

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