Shorecrest High School - Loch Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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v-we Expression of thought - voiced by debate team f Wrnners of trsr place rrbbcrss at the speech tcurnomen' bewvee Q' fer re ca Cr-c'e es' re from left o Shorelrne contestant, Nancy Strohl, Steve Honson I The debate teams are talcmg ad- vantage ot the short pause to prepare their rebuttalsy At the timekeepers' srgnal the lrrst neg, ative speaker vvrll ruse to present hrs final speech, The topic, 'Re- solved: Nuclear weapons should be placed under the control of an mternational organrzatlon, provided a strong challenge for clebaters this year, The teams spent long hours on research and organizatlon before they participated in their torrnal de- bates, Shorecrest s debate team brought addltronal honors to tloe school because ot the-r Fine -- performances at meets and tour- naments. 4 Mrs. Jody Nyqursf proudly drsploys the fropfy wcf by Sforecresf at e Jaruary tcuramerrt betweer Snorelrne and Shorecrest, Debfve Te': 't 'rff let' Mfvc Bell Wivfef Q C Efvfx-' Fluff, SH5-l ffgrg',' Em gr Urs Lf 1 Lwffp owl h s f': v 5 me-' 1 fr qf'f.5 49

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i Managing school store are Paula Washburn and Mr. Walt Dawson. Picking up skip slips oth period are Don Kerschbaum and Ron Meadows. Groups ssist in school function The boy nervously clicks a coin against the metal counter as he Ticket Corps, from left, first row: Mike Cobb, Tim Nichols, Ken Coyle, second row: Marsha Ritter, Greg Thies, Warren Sharpe, Jim Lailey, Wendy Hutchins, Don Metke, Pam Jackson. 48 considers which book cover to buy. Deciding on the red plaid one he exchanges his quarter for it anc' waits for the girl in charge to give him the change. The Student Store was one of the many areas around school to use student help. Assistants in the library, offices, Student Store, and kitchen, spent a regu- lar class period helping to main- tain Shorecrest's efficiency. Ushers, from left, first row: Dennis McCoy, Steve Mathis, Terry Loffelbein Harold Lee, Gary Greer, Rick Beatty, second row: Gary Naseth, Ron Post Mike Foster, Steve Bell, Don Harrison, Gary Kieth.

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