West Seattle High School - Kimtah Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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CLASSES Lite at school begins with the sound of the 8:30 bell as l300 Freshmen, Sopho- mores, luniors, and Seniors enter the gates ot West Seattle, prepared for a day of Work and play. To the Freshmen, West Seattle is a new experience that they aren't quite used to yet, tor the Sophomores and luniors, the school is not so big as it seemed before as they are now better acquainted with their teachers and activities. To the Seniors, for Whom graduation time is drawing near, the day is filled with hard Work and service. The war has tapped many a boy on the shoulder this year and carried him oft to tight a war ot freedom tor mankind. But as long as the 8:30 bell can be heard above the roar oi War, West Seattle will open its doors to all classes.

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Senior Seniors at last, and we certainly agree with whoever said that, for the last year is the best, as none of us will ever forget the Senior Play or our famed Christmas dances. We are looking forward with excitement to Senior White Day, Baccalaureate, Commencement and the Prom. Yes, we are the class of IQ44 and we are mighty, for we have made our class one of the best. But not all of those shy freshmen who entered those long halls are still sharing in the fun and work of being leaders of West Seattle. For the class of '44 is a war class, and as many of the boys reach their l8th birthday, the Army or Navy beckons and we say, Goodbye and good luck to the fellows that many of us have known since childhood. Yes, many of the boys are gone now, but their friends haven't forgotten them. Hardly a day goes by that the blue of the Navy or the brown of the Army isn't seen in the halls talking to their former teachers and friends. And so we leave now, that those who follow may have their turn to guide the school to higher goals. But we've set a record to be proud of and I speak for the class when I say that the school, the community and the city haven't heard the last from the Class of '44. I am proud to have been chosen the leader of such a group. MARILYN LEE Senior Class President 24 Left to right: Miss Clark, Ad- viser: Marilyn Lee, President: Phyllis Feirinq, Secretary- Trecxsurerg Dick Bcxmecut, Vice President: Mr. Rowe, Sponsor.