Shorecrest High School - Loch Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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,,,, , The specialized personnel Annette Forman, Principals Secretary Mary Marx, Attendance Secretary Lois Coburn, Vice-PrincipaI's Secretary I know I'm late, Mrs. Marx. I had a flat tire and ran out of gas - before I even got out of the driveway. The student is presenting a familiar excuse for. a common problem. Every day the secretaries in the counsel- ling, attendance and main of- fices cope efficiently with vari- ous problems, i Dorothy Williams, Counselors Secretary, Belle Hobeck, Regis tration Secretary Jean Myers, Library Secretory, Stephen Gerhordt, Librarian Lois Champion, Nurse

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'-7. , . . . 5 James Gaddy, Senior Health, Physical Education A health student admires his gleaming white teeth in the mir- ror. This image may have been true several years ago, but now health students are more likely to be avidly reading from Freud. Their study is divided into three maior areas: mental health, community health, and adult living. The relationship between these areas is emphasized. Sup- plemental reading is encouraged so that the student can research advanced ideas. Helen Pierce, Senior Health Shorecrest trains students for better living Gail Gilbert, Home Economics Thomas Rodrique, Orchestra Two young children are en- gaged in a noisy quarrel over a teddy bear. Calmly the girl in charge settles the tight by inter- esting them in another game. These children are a part of a nursery school conolucted by the home economics class. Other areas covered by the home ec. students are family re- lations, home furnishings, cloth- ing construction, tamily tinance, and meal management and preparation, The obiective is to provide girls with practical skills they will be able to use now and in the future. James Slolund, Band Maryann Warren, Home Economics Leonard Moore, Choir

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,UT proves efficient A student presses the wooden lever and out pops a straw - efficiency. This word describes the kitchen at Shorecrest which serves 600 pupils daily. lt also provides banquet service after school hours to studentand com. munity service groups. The school menus are designed to appeal to teen-agers and hamburger lunches are always served. An ei la carte menu is being planned for the future if space permits. Mae Hanson, Head Cook lf' From left, first row: Peggy Lowry, Betty Rain, Chris Brooks, Madelyn Eichelsdoerfer Agusta Lee, Molly McDonald, second row: Camilla Johnson, Pearl Smith Gertie Loffler She spies them lying on the shelf - her Beatle bubble gum cards. Relief floods over her as picks them up and leaves the Lost and Found. In operating this service, the matron has helped another student. With the custodians the matron is also important in seeing that Shore- crest is always clean and orderly - a place to be proud of. From left: Charles Wie, Waldie Mattson, John Skrivseth, Charles Morely, Accie Cowan A mg af f f , , W ' , A . 'fx A 41 i 5? 4 I i ai .-M' 1 K, f' P' ins x Gef- V GSP - 1 , f. 5-I Y .X Q7 Margaret Petersen, Matron Otto Erickson, Custodian f X,