Sammamish High School - Thunderbird Yearbook (Bellevue, WA)

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nf if tg af c -1 spa- Nick Giardina plays one from the faivway. The Sammamish Totems golf team clubbed their way into second place in the Kingco Conf ference behind a tough Bellevue team, even though Mzxrty Kaplan played the entire season with cracked cartilage in his right arm, and Nick Giardina was hospitalized after just two varsity matches. A The Totes, victorious in their first five matches, beat Newport 112-109, Redmond 93f91g Bothell 97f9Og Inglemoor 111f98g Mercer Island 133427. When Sammamish met undef feated Bellevue on October 17, Bellevue tof taled the Totes, 109f78, but the Totes recovf eredto beat Lake Washington 94f75, 28 Bob Beckclman and Marty Kaplan talk over results of a match

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Mr. Knoell gloats over the facultyfs victory in the trutle race. How did you like Pep Week? asked a senior. It was all right, if you like Stevenson Elementary Carnivals, one sophomore sneered. Many students think that Pep Week will be highest on the farce of the year list, No pennyfpushers or underclassmen covered with signs made the scene this year. The sophomores, following the great tradition set by past sophomore classes, made the attempt at success and squirmed at the bottom. Junior class bushes and purple kangaroos thundered close behind the seniors during the assembly, but the seniors called upon their genie and entranced the judges. General chairmen, Diane Summerhays of the senior class, Julie Gullet and Linda Gabrielson of the junior class, and Dan Foley of the sophomore class tried to create a little spirit before the Lake Washington football game. However, the abolition of seniority days by the administration, and the A.S.B. announcement concerning loss of privileges seemed to blow a cloud of apathy over the school. The week of pep turned out to be a few paltry decorations and a regular old pep assembly. A murmur from the sophomores, Join the Pep Evolution . . . A cry from the juniors, Tie those Kangaroos down . . . A ref sounding boom from the seniors, The spirit of Pep conquers . . . So the seniors can yell louder. So what? That makes them superior? 30 W Phil Parsons, Don Gonzales, Marty Kaplan, Rob Hassan, Mark DiRe, Tom Conlin, and R. I. Williams dance as harem girls for jerry Berges and his camel Anne Richard' son and jane Swirsky.