Wilson High School - Nova Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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NATIONAL HONOR - Row l 0 I. Walters, I. Rahn, C. Rolletson, I. Seastrom, E. Peterson, K. Nero, R. Eggebraaten, K. Van Giffen, L, Brown, L. Bray, P. Howell, B. Hauser. C. Atkinson, S. Rolletson. Row 2 I S. Duncan, S. Hickey, C. Lantiere, D. Sahler, I. Seastrom, M. Prada, B. Bond, S. Beal, M. Fulton, C. Nygren, N. Dorgan, S. Nyland, L. Fredricks, C. Soule, M. Kemp. Row 3 O L. Conway, M. Gay, M. Harrison, D. Hays, P. Cleveland, T. Winder, C. Bamford, I. Merrill, L. Ashley, E. Duncan, G. Dyer, N. Ward, D. Dahlin, M. Neudorfer, D. Fillinger. Row 4 0 B. Sumara, B. Marley, P. Carlson, D. Norris, B. Reagan, B. Walters, V. Nelson, D. Tonkin, D. Tatman, S. Boyles, I. Hawkins, T. Parker, I. Wood, P. Skinner. Honor Students Members of National Club 1 EEPRESENTING the school's honor students, Wil- son's Chapter ot National Honor Society initiated sev- eral new activities this year, reflecting the varied inter- ests of its members. Several members offered their study halls to tutor students with scholastic problems, others gave much-needed help in the offices. Funds I from the National Honor treasury purchased a plaque to be awarded each semester to the roll room boasting the highest grade point average. The group rounded out its program of activities with a booster button sale which, due to adverse legislation, never materialized, and an after-the-game dance in February. LINDA GALBRAITH EDITH SCHRAMM NATIONAL Honor plans its ill-fated booster button sale. President Advisor Seventy-Seven

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--- f SKI- Row I 0 D. Sawdey, N. Rogers, C. Kristovich, T. Hunter, B. Radcliffe, R. Peterson, I. Plomasen, D. Cushing, C. Evans, C. Nygren I. Passick, L. Clapp, L. Sizer, S. Waggoner, M. Magnusen, L. Moehring, B. Sehon, S. Swengel, M. Battle. Row 2 0 M. Flora, B. Larson K. Nero, S. Sandberg, C. West, D. Clark, D. Norris, L. Fote, L. Bratbak, P. Haydon, G. Grindley, S. White, N. Sharpe, B. Holmgren, S Puz, L. Belcher, P. Sprague, C. Cimino. Row 3 0 D. Finnigan, D. Dille, D. Iensen, D. Baker, R. Bondy, L. Celrns, K. Schick, P. Boyle, I Lukins, C. Snow, C. Nicholl, K. Andersen, T. Cody, I. Blixt, D. Swedberg, B. Major, L. Galbraith. Row 4 I I. Hulst, L. Levy, R. Freed, D Williams, P. Kelley, C. Iepsen, D. Hiatt, A. Bratrud, D. Butler, M. Schluss, V. Shultz, L. Knecht, G. Buecke, I. Corey, S. Gould, I. Shotwell C. Rickabaugh, D. Vaswig. Row 5 0 L. Gullett, C. Penberthy, K. Anderson, L. Heath, C. Hash, K. Zingler, S. Parker, P. Norton, N. Boyd C. Lundberg, I. Harvey, C. Smith, G. Robinson, L. Doyle, P. Giltner, A. Loyning, B. Iones. Row 6 0 R. Pleasants, D. Matson, G. Upper S. Dille, S. Galbraith, M. Berg, E. Bauer, D. McCarty, S. Ferguson, I. Erickson, A. Auge, L. Upright, C. Rolletson, S. Iackson, K. Mahnl key, B. Koenig, D. Dahlberg, R. Hiller. the annual three-day ski week-end. DICK Hook on the downhill slalom. DABRYI. BROTMAN HM PLOMASEN Advisor President Seventy Six 1 Manu Wilson Skiers Active in Klahanie, ARTLY through the efforts of the Wilson ski club s hard-working cabinet, who attended a Workshop con cerning ski technique in the tall, Wilson had last season the largest number yet of active skiers in its student body. Club members, bound together by a common love of snow, mountains, and the thrilling sport of skiing, generated a great deal of enthusiasm for their favorite sport. To stimulate interest in skiing the club often presented features such as ski style shows, skiing tilms, and displays ot ski equipment. Ski club spon sored several one-day trips to Paradise in addition to

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WW Keu Club Functions as Service Emu KEY CLUB -- Row l I I. Merrill, M, Neudorfer, P. Baker, D. Arbak. Row 2 0 M. Gay, Fl. Schraw, M. Kent, G. Fisher, I. Hawkins, I. Hertz- berg, D. Fillinger, D. Finnigan. ' 66 OLD to the gentleman in the tweed top coat tor . . . . . tor however much the day-long services of one earnest Key Club member were worth to the buyer , the prices varied but the tun did not at this spring auction which ottered tor sale to members ot the Fircrest Kiwanis Club the services of Wil- sor1's ambitious Key Clubbers. The Wilson Key Club, affiliated with Kiwanis International, presented this auction as one of its many activities this yeari Ot a slightly more serious nature was the inconspicuous but important service of removing political posters atter the local and national elections. As the Key Club's purpose is the betterment of its members, Woodrow Wilson High School, and the community, service projects dominated the club's slate ot activities. However, sev- eral tun and instructional projects rounded out the club's schedule of events. Throughout the year Key Club ottered to its members at the regular business meetings several speakers and a wide variety of films on vocational topics. The fun activities included a Christmas party and, in the spring, the LESTER STREET DICK ARBAK Regional Convention in Portland. Advisor President KEY Club I1'1SU1lDefS P1611 their HGUCUOYI-H KEY Club compiles the 'Sl Welcome Book., Seventy-Eight P