Sammamish High School - Thunderbird Yearbook (Bellevue, WA)

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.r 1 , fi . . .. , , M . ,A y - ...sweat f I- -s,..,.M-AME Mrs. .IESSIE MOHN B.S., Special Education. Wondertull .riff r VV K my t g ' ' .tif ac, --:s yrf . as I 4 4 A.ftiW'f Jiri! ff, :V L .- gfrfr' w,t3 f , 'i 21fZf23..Q H ' Q, s ft SL f J . it 1, iaftiiti. is it f it . i W ss W ' A Nt 5, .' I .K .M i ft, Q I 1? 'G K ., f ' K t Q .t M . , 5 figs im K cnt ' 'Q-f S . if sw- ff wit h . .f95f'f57'fQlif N?f i ' ., , .V , - 1 at Mr. JAMES MORGAN Mr. BOB OSGOOD Miss DORO B.A., U.S. History, Civics, Sociology. B.A., Wood Shop, Boat Building. B.S., M.S. I would like to help the youth of We have the best. today in any way I can. .Q .... - ...... . .. K.. ga , . . 2 . . . . .5 A - .. .t... THY OUTZS Mrs. ADRIANA RADACH Mr. GEORGE RIEF Mr. ED ROMEO Miss DIANE ROSS, B.A., Home Economics. B.S., Chemistry. B. Ed., M. Ed., Driver Training, B.S., Home Economics. With maturity comes the ability to A fine Qr0Up of YOUUQ people Math Summary. Youth are fun to teach. think in terms of others rather than in terms of oneself. with a tremendous responsibility. I-:gg .. -.-1-msn is sxecu- Of is ' , f P' H Siock EXC' i I E , rr .4 vfwhz er e -'raf...,.,s,f.-fm. ..z ,- , I fry' g - f 'qs ry, jfs , . - f , .f.,:fff.. te,f . . Q ' i'if..S'l52.ff.i'iz. Mr. HOWARD SCHMIDT B.A., Civics, Economics. aware of the challenges and op- portunities of the '6O's and '70's. Mr. RALPH SHERWOOD Mr. JACK SHIBLEY Mr. PAUL SJUNNESEN B.A., Physical Education. BA., Mechanical Drawing, Elec- B,A,, Geometry, Algebra. Sammamish youth seem to be Youth must learn to accept author- tronics. I wish I were part of it. ity and responsibility. 16