Sammamish High School - Thunderbird Yearbook (Bellevue, WA)

Page 89 text:

SAMMAMIQH ALWAYS PDPLILAR NA 0 A ,AAN'5W SHI Throughout the school year, many indoor activi- ties were held by various clubs, but the most unique outdoor activities were sponsored by the Totem Ski Club. Skiers attending Sammamish were given the opportunity to compete in races of all sorts during the '63 ski season. All races spon- sored by Ski Club took place at the Stevens Pass ski area which helped to unite the Ski Club and proved to be enjoyable tor all. Preceding the opening of the ski season, a fash- ion show and equipment display were presented to interested Sammamish students and parents. At this informal meeting, olticers were elected by those present. Dave Saunders took over the presi- dent's gavel, assisted by Tom Gomez, vice-presi- dent. Secretarial duties and all funds were handled by Peggy Pollard. To keep the club in line, Miss Outz was appointed faculty advisor again this year. is fe aw Q 4 its at 1 Q x ms at .5 ss, ig so K rf ,M .v ,, 5 2 t t E it My as sg s Q as 5, Q fm 3, ,iw Z 3, N 2 me wi-,f2gsgf.g:5,5g5g1,sgA-sf,fssslfiftiffragiflQwztffss5F1s,fsrsmff.gsg,,w?,5Q,i Yssfgr-sri,'?2ssfHfigf1t:f2gati.Ztv' 53'Sw'sfwzszgf-,1s,Qig,vii'i.t5wAWSQQQQEHKQE is sf fu sf is Ly mf si' 3 .Q rm wg, amsffsssgwsgsqs M.-3tser1?.m,gfmf1+fQ,1.gfsKryw:s,,R:.lw views-sfifexf,giswrgwsvfasg vs-wrvzsiksxfgffg -tm:-fast ss'--get Q rim, Qs 1 5 fa Km 5 sys xr ,Q W kim M E 3, we ws as ,L swiss,f,fyf,gfWfeasfmf-,wwfsslfs:mm-1sfsff.3Mf3l-ffrfsssfsstswftit was mygiraffes,wwsrf--wstffwmg ifsgmeigmsvswf si 5. is wg? sf as 5' aff--new V wzswfss-mg-fsm. ,m,-.gif-gf ,. ga fs, is ,fl M-Lg, wake sms 4'?ts,4s Q- ,ls .ssl ,rw A25 . M-ftfwsi' Q S M is Y? ft 3 W 'f ft f W st N if Y Q fe f t 3' S 'Q 4 C' S ' 8 'Vi VI -Q 4 X 0. .,'

Page 88 text:

The Lettermens Club of Sammamish - one of our most active organizations - has again been beneficial to our school. The varsity sports players have sponsored such activities as Slave Day and have helped the school by patroling the halls, SPORTS AT 'l'. 1 H selling pencils, decals and sweatshirts. f llil : . . . ' l'e,t President Art Hyland, Vice-president Jack wi - 1: . . si y. , Playstead, Secretary-treasurer Mike Dmit- :L 'F' ' ff'-V fe lt? - - W' ,TVV riev, and Sergeant-of-arms Nick Kepler, Irr r - . . . along with their advisor Mr. Arnold Bier- man have 5h wn C nl .. . O. ex e e leqden 'P Q? V ,e-' qualities in leading one of our school s Hnest Organizations- fff Ii' Lellefmen G' Wmk? ': Front row: Dave Osterburg, Denny Young, Mike Dmitriev, Jack Play- stead, Art Hyland, Nick Kepler, Mike Richards, Buck Ferguson, Dave Fisher, Dan l-laggart, Rich McKay, Paul Gregovich, Doug Broetje. Second row: Keith Treat, Jim Sebring, Jim Rough, Jerry Owen, Dave Oswald, Jim Marchisio, Ron Pualani, Jim Reilly, Dave Douglas, Mike Cooper, Jon Carnahan, Dave Vlasuk. Third row: Mike Misner, Gary Dantini, Doug Wornaca, Cary Chapas, Randy Morrison, Rick Skinner, Dave Wampold, , ,X ,,,, ,,s,,.,,i,W,.,A,. UMM E. A VW Pete Horton, Art Johnson, Dale Fischer, Steve Beman, Rory Day. Fourth row: Jay Spaulding, Rich Crow, Paul Eliason, Mike Ungaro, Louie Good- lovv, Marv Knox, Skip Quesenbury, Jett Jones, Al Millikon, Jay Mc- Donald. Fifth row: Bob Ward, John Lind, Brian Dougherty, John Wise, Ed Jacobs, Wayne Hersh, Ed Dobrick, Dave Detweiler, Doug Grout, Jim Feilen, Dennis Reed. i 'M if Q z Ti -...ga-' F Q 7 P' 5 U 5 X To oi

Page 90 text:

STAGE IS SET FROM One characteristic of the youthful mind is its capacity for imagination. Some of Sammamish's most imaginative youth are members of the Drama Club, advised by Mr. Ron Childers and led by President Donna Uthus, Vice-president Kitty Caldwell, Secretary-treasurer Sherry Nordstrom, Pub- lic Relations Chairman Steve Painter, and Points OFficer Cheri Bess. Drama Club is affiliated with the National Thespian Society, a high school dramatics honorary. Eligi- ble for the society are Drama Club members who have earned points through actual stage experience. During the '62-'63 school year, the Sammamish Drama Club sponsored the all-school play, The Diary of Anne Frank, in November. The play was adapted from a young Jewish girls' diary ot her family's three years in hiding dur- ing the Nazi regime. Sammamish's presentation stared Jacqui Kaufman and Marianne Emerson as Anne Frank, Esther Hartglass as Mama Frank, Joe Ambrose as Peter, Rick Skinner as Papa Frank, .lan Detweiler as Margot Frank, Paul Shelton as Mr. Van Daan and Kathy Beaulac as Mrs. Van Daan. Other cast members were Mike Mc- Dowell, Dick Birnbaum and Diana Hungerford. 1 , , , ...,, ...uc,.,,..lsMWgQ 86