Shorecrest High School - Loch Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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B b L rstedt Wendi Munson Vicki Case Cindy Jones Jan Schilly Linda Sophomore Council, from left, front row: Suzi Beers, Barbara Dowd, ar ara age , , , , Giese, Charlene Hathaway, Suzi Robbins, second row: Janice Furey, Kaye Smith, Sandy Vail, Penny Baker, Mike Gearheard, Fritz Kopeinig Rolly Anderson, Robin Gudgel, third row: Jan Batteman, Jim Skriverseth, Mike Hessler, Steve Radford, Mike Stoefen, Gerry Sande, Leslie Simmons The green and gold pompon hangs over the corner of the bulletin board and a four-year plan lies on the desk, A sophomore girl slowly pages Through her first Loch. lt is the eleventh of June, a day which brings con- trasting feelings to every student. Sopho- rnores can recall the exultation of winning the bagpipes for the first time, the perplexity involved with deciding which committee to sign up for, the exciting anticipation in elect- ing their ovvn officers, and the intense pres- sure of studying for the first two-hour final. After elections in the fall, the class of '67 began organizing. Class traditions, govern- ment, and enthusiasm began to be built for the three years of high school. One of the first activities planned was a box social to earn money for their proiect. The class of '67 has proven itself worthy of responsibility and has begun work for future success. 4 The class of 67 demonstrate their future potential