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

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LIBH!-lHY ff-fmq..,,, l Sh Left: Scene in West Seattle High School Library. Right: Miss Lane, librarian: Mrs. Olsen, library assistant. Many students have found that our Library links itself with the recreation of every one of us who has learned to enjoy living- particularly, living on Puget Sound. They have found it more than a workshop for finding the facts to shape into term papers or assign- ments for history or science or English. Have you ever used its books on Puget Sound history-on the voyage-s of Captain Van- couver-the settlers at Penn's Cove--the Seattle of yesterday? If you have not, the1'e's a treat in store for you! MOCCASIN CLUB Third Row: Miss Lane, Ardis Knight, Ianet Flannagan, Virginia Tuthill, Doris Olsen, Bernice Ienkins. Second Row: Geraldine Welker, Ann Clark, Winona Ritchie, Vivian Rimington, Ioyce Cliche. Iune Streibich, Dawn Cole, Annette LeCoque. ' First Row: William Baer, Ivan Fiske, Perry Bennett, Charles Heib, Iim Gazaway, lack Parker. l7

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EUMMEHIIIAL it Q- Center: Mrs. Duncan's class in Office Training. Lett Column Mr. Dotson, head oi the Commercial Department: Miss Coghlan. Right Column: Miss White, Mr. W. I. Murphy. Bottom Row Mrs. Duncan, Miss Henton. Miss Lockhart, Miss Magillicuddy. Perhaps it is a boat you would like to build for the fun you will have on Puget Sound. Perhaps it is a dream house you would like to learn to plan or how to re-pair that car ot yours for a week-end trip. Our industrial arts department with courses in wood shop, cabinet-making, auto repair and drawing can readily pro- vide the instruction you want. 16 x, , Many of us have obtained valuable training in commer- cial classes. Who would not profit from a course in typing or shorthand or office training? The Work in buymanship has proven extremely helpful. And many a day We have found the class in retail selling busy planning a display such as would attract interested buyers in any department store. Mr. Whaley: Mr. Chamberlain: Mr. Gorton, head of Industrial Arts - f partment: Mr. Welch. W, f . . I Y ' V .99 lr.

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ST DE T BIIIVEH ME T STUDENT CABINET 1 Back How: Ronald Mitchell, Iohn Francis, Dee Haynes. Front How: Herb Fuller, Elida Harem, Nancy Woodhouse, Herb Young STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Herb Fuller, President Bob Benson, VicePresident What a banner year for Cooperative School Government! A year of successful activity- Sign-Up Day, CSG assemblies, drives, cam- paigns, 32-Day Plan, the Student Court, revision ot the Constitution, How Book and hundreds of meetings. As a real accomplishment, the West Seattle student body can point with pride to the Stu- dent Court. It is a real step forward in student participation. This is but one specific example of how CSG assisted in school control. In the past year we have developed greater coordina- tion in school activities and helped bring out leadership and cooperation in members of the student body. CSG ran more smoothly under a new system of streamlined government with Bob Benson, student body vice-president, in charge of the legislative branch and Herb Fuller, student body president, controlling the executive branch.