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

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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

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fi !1viwiT'?uif5E' My '52 ' 2 'V , M- if 1 . : QL, , P, Q, ff . EDP 1 t is q f ' ' 1 .x 4- 4 - .-...t 5 . .1, Q. J gssgff ' ' 7 lt W . is . it WW ' A f -' X 5' 4. K .,., xi 'F' -1 . K tw I 1 A - A..: ,z:,'fif,,. ,. -jgkaslmwi' ' 525, fill - ,,5. 5. ,ns - f' wt. Miss BEAUDETTE SMITH B.S., Art. Now if You'll lust connect the dots ...' The yOUTh Of today are ever striv- ing to better themselves. Mr. CLAIRE SMITH B.A., Driver Training, Algebra. Students, no matter where the-y are, do not lose their youth, they utilize it. Mr. JOHN SPARKS Mrs. CAROL STEPHANS Mr. CHUCK STUTZ B.A., Geometry. B.S., Physical Education, Business BA., M.A., Photography, Driver They have too much given to Law. Training. them. All are good sports. The youth of today do not have a real goal during their last three years in high school. 6 Miss BETH TARR B.A., Speech, English. The Sammamish students can be most aptly described as enthusias- tic, perservering, and polite. ,DREW Mr. HENRY TUNES Mr. Al. UDD Mr, ROGER VV-LNG Miss BARBARA YEOMANS B.A., Spanish. B.A., Biology, Animal Studies PlCIftf B.A., Advanced Drawing, Metals. B.A,, French, Spgnigh- Sammamish students represent to PVOPGQCITTOU- UNO Commenllu Santmarriish youth are very mrtflt me the ideal typical teenagers. WeUlf9f PlW5lC0llYf WODQGV men' aware of the responsibilities at than fC'llYAH generation. 17