Sammamish High School - Thunderbird Yearbook (Bellevue, WA)

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WM. .V x., Mrs. SANDRA CLARK Miss JOYCE COLE Mrs. IRENE DAHLBERG B.A., M.A., English. B.A., English, Annual. B.S., German, Washington History. I'm sure they'll survive provided I like the eagerness of the outh The youth at Sammamish seem to , , y of course, that they master dong- of Sammamish to learn. ling participles? be serious in their drive tor an ed- ucationf' Mr. DONALD DISTAD B.A., MA., U.S. History, World His- tory. Tops! Intelligent, sincere, depencl- able, resourceful, scholarly, ma- ture. Miss RUTH DULMAGE Mrs. VIRGINIA DUNBAR Mr. H. J. EICKHOFF Mrs. LAURA EICKHOFF A.B., A.M., French. B.A., Choir. B.A., M.A., Band. B.S., Ottice Practice, Typing, Short- . . . Young people are learning Today's youth is eager to learn hand. to assume adult responsibility. and, therefore, stimulating to TopsI teach. Mrs. BEVERLY ELLIS Mr. VAL FOUBERT Mrs. DIANTHA FOWLER Mr. LARRY GRIFFITH B.A., English, Speech. B.A., Debate, Speech, Psychology. B.S., M.L., Librarian. B.A., U.S. History, Civics. The youth of today posses quali- I believe that our students are vi- I find them eager, energetic, and Too many worthwhile young ties as time as those possessed by tal, stimulating, enthusiastic, and eftervescentf' people have buried themselves in any previous generation. loyal. conformity and sophistication. 13

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'awww W Dawn Duets X h . ,Jai --My . ....ggf:N.qf.-vu. v ttf ,Q 1 .. t s E3 If gl l' 4 1 tg. , X . f wail ... .I .sis . . ..,. .c Mr. CLAIR KELLER Mrs. DORTHY KENDRICK Mr. RICHARD KRAFT B.A., M.A., U.S. History, Civics. B.S., M.A., English, Creative Writ- B.A., M,A., Spanish. Youth today are more serious and ing. I tind them attentive, polite, and better prepared. Have great but, Unfortunately, UH- very attractive young people. applied potential. Mr. PAUL LAMBERTSEN B.A., M. Ed., Bookkeeping, Note- hand. American youth are 95CXv good, a fact which needs to be advertised in news releases on youth. s Q., 3355, .1 ti.. Mr. COLEMAN LEUTHY Mrs. ANN LIAKOS Mr. RAYMOND LINCOLN Mr. GLENN LINDEN B-S-I Bl0l0QYf Algebffl- B.A., Latin. B.A., Driver Training, World Geog- B.A., M.A,, U.S. History, Civics. MC1turing in the social graces at 'fThey're great! raphy. They are a fine group. GH 90 lY U95-H Sammamish youth are more school spirited than any student body I have known. Mrs. MYRA LUPTON Mr. RUSSELL MAGNUSON Miss GAYE McEACHERN Mr. GENE MILLER B.A., English. B.S., Trigonometry, College Math, B.A., English, Journalism. B.S., M.E., Typing, Business Law. In Sammamish High School, many Special Algebra, Statistics. l think the term 'iuvenile delin- Good group. students show great social and Everyone needs to accept the re- quam' is going out of dqfej' scholastic maturity. sponsibility of an honest day's work tor an honest day's pay. 15