Sammamish High School - Thunderbird Yearbook (Bellevue, WA)

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','- 1 10 Its -aff' Above: Capt. Bracket! lRar1dy Oganl, Lt. Cable fMl'k6 Baclgaluplj, Commdr. Harblkon lDon Gibsonl, and Emile DeBeque lRandy Olsen! confer. Below Left: Bloody Mary fKathy Allen! opens shop. Below Rzghz: Nellie thanks Blllis for doing her laundry. W , X X 4 ' I Q Y SMA. -1 iffklirffl

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Facult Mee S KJR ll mericans The illustrious Pat O'Da and world famous Tom Mur y - phy invaded Sammamish for the 1967 basketball season finale March sixteenth. Disc Jockeys, collegiate, pro and semi-pro football and basketball players, were molded together to form the KJR All-Americans basketball team. The All Americans came, saw and conquered an explos- ive faculty team by a score of 62-59. The Totem faculty boasted of such great stars as Vernell Chandler, John Stupey, Roy Felstad, Ralph Sherwood, Gary Eilers, Fred Bendix, Ron Andresen, Al Adatto, Dick Jenkins,Arnie Torgerson and Coach Fred Knoell. Seniors Sue Jensen, Dennis Walters, and Larry Ward arranged the year's most unforgettable game with the cooperation of KJR's Pat O'Day. The game was held to raise money to pay kidney machine expenses for Carlos Clar, Spanish teacher. ASB president Walters presented Mr. Clar with a check for 51385 at the elections assem- bly. The game was a hard fought battle yet the faculty couldn't stop the football type attack of the All Ameri- cans. Pep and cheerleading efforts came from the Misses Agather, Alma, Brown, Kruger, and Tarr plus Mrs. Mc- Dade and Mrs. Sanders. The faculty was so wild about the game they want to do it again. So Sammamish has asked to be put on the KJR All Americans schedule for next year. Below: Coach Knoell confers with hlir playem.