Shorecrest High School - Loch Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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Sweet, Ann Talcacs, Ken Terrell, Connie Thibeault, Teresa Thiele, Sharon Thies, Mary Ellen Thompson, Sue Tomlinson, Gary Tomlinson, Mari Toroni, Linda Tribon, Ron Ullrich, Sally Valdner, John Vangerpen, Eddie Van Hoy, Garl Vinie, Ed Vlahovick, Mel Wachter, Sally Waech, Meri Walker, Rick Wallace, Neal Ware, Kathy Warner, Kit Washburn, Marilyn Watson, Ann Watts, Don adiu t to Shorecrest surroundings Weiss, Rosalie Weissman, David Wennerlind, Dave Wetter, Doug White, Kirk White, Jim White, Leanna Wiffin, Susan Williams, Carol Willison, Cheryl Willive', Lynda Winston, Alan Woods, Shannon Wright, Kcfhy Young, Teresa Ysewski, Jerry Yurg, Nancy Zarada, Linda Zeran, Jaclr Zinter, Greg

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Stoefen, Mike Storseth, Donna Strable, Kathy Strand, Kris Strandberg, Janet Strathy, Nadine Strom, Carole Stuart, Molly Stuclce, Bob Stuhley, Myra Sullivan, Dennis Sutherland, Bob Sutherland, Ron Swanberg, Dennis Sweany, Phillip Q-9' Schroeder, Kathi Schulmerich, Peggy Schultz, Steve Schumacher, Margaret Schuster, Peggy Scott, Dawn Scruby, Sally Sill, Art Simon, Nanci Simmons, Les Simmons, Roger Singer, Linda Sharpe, Pam Sheppard, Randy Sherman, Jani Sherwood, Ken Skelton, Jeff Smith, Kathy Smith, Kay Smith, Ken Spanslci, Holli Speers, Dave Squires, Gary Staberow, Dick Stomey, David Stapp, Susan Stauffer, Christine Stephenson, Ron Stewart, Terry Stilling, John Stoebel, Dave Sophomores wait expectontly to cheer at pep assembly

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Pam Knudson, Junior Class president hold The bagpipes high in Triumph. The school has became lusT a build- ing again since mosT of The sTudenTs have leTT Tor The summer vacaTion. A junior boy kneels beside The class bullefin board rolling up a boldly- characTered sign proclaiming, '66 Says FighTl The counTerparT of The painTed bagpipe on The banner was oTTen won by The luniors Tor Their en- ThusiasTic supporT oT Their school. The boy gaThers up several well-used paperback books vviTh Walden on Top and walks down The hallowed halls of ShorecresT. The sTrengTh of The Junior Class is shown in The success oT iTs many acTiviTie's. Class members worked hard in shaping The Junior Prom and were able To Tully appreciaTe Their creaTion on The nighT of December l2. Gaelic LaTha, sponsored by The Junior Class, was produced vviTh a True ScoTTish Tlair. Such de-Tails as hovv To serve a picnic lunch To T400 Highlanders and how To undersTand ancienT brogue were all handled by The sTudenT commiTTees whose work began shorTly aTTer ChrisTmas vaca- Tion. Class pins and The Junior Pro- iecT were oTher acTiviTies of This ani- maTed class. The class oT '66 has shown iTselT prepared Tor leadership nexT year. Juniors achieve greater unity Junior Class officers, from left: Meri ArneTT, Treasurerg Jan Dale, Vice-President Sec refa ry. and Gail McDonald