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

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FALL COUNCIL Row 1: Sally Hansen, Sharon Tofley, Ellen Palo, Carole Whita- ker, Ellen Duval, Helen Lind, Karen Iverson, Mary Pelletier Carole Kirkpatrick, Sur Sellars. Row 2: Wyoma Farrell, Barbara Pitt, Myra Barnes, Roy Dinsmore, John Frost, Joanne Tebleman, Lynn Kulle, Ed McRory, Terry O'Neil, Pat Collins, Sharon Nagel, Robin Gaffner. Row 3: Anna- belle O'Keefe, Fred Stewart'Ma- gee, Harry Weitlauf, Jim Ang- stead, Don Lundberg, Bob Zilke, Jim Smith, Dave Davies, Lorraine Rowe. Row 4: Carol Cowley, Keith Cline, Bill Wren, Bruce Forbes, Jack Jasperse, Ron News- wander, Bob Thomas, Wayne Jones, Shirley French. SPRING COUNCIL Row 'lz Marilyn Sanders, Janice McAdams, Carmen Bierke, Janice Julian, Shirley Sherman, Maureen McClenahan. Row 2: Russell Dowe, Kathy Zoloton, Donna Schmitz, Sally Pattison, Katie Pierce, Pat Purdom, Marlene Pucci, Dick Yantis. Row 3: Terry O'Neil, Farrel Brown, Bill Mahan, Karen Clarkson, Bruce Forbes, Ron Ehlers, Lee'Vorges. Row 4: Kim Matzdorf, Jack Jasperse, Brian Sadler, Ken Miles, Don Lundberg, Lloyd Gowdy, Joe Knighton, Jerry Butsko. JUDGES Row 1: Joann Tebleman, Shirley Forman, Lorraine Perry. Row 2: Dale Brown, Larry Pierce, Dave Davies, Chief Justice: Stu Tren- holm, Ron Rice.

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JOE RAMSEYER President Row 1: Jackie Griffith, Marlene Woods, Grace Keesling, Joanne Shore, Janice McAdams. Row 2: Carl Fein, Ed Emerick, Tim Hill, Tony Joy, Glen Jones, Dave Davies, Gary Gaffner. 16 bwpyfy tbl: ,W C. S. G. JACK JASPERSE Vice-President Looking over the year, we find that the students and faculty alike have agreed that C.S.G. has had a successful year. The first part of the year we devoted most of our time establishing new reforms in student government. Some of these new ideas include: Period committees, commission applications, activity cards, and a newly revised point sys- tem. We were extremely fortunate to have had such a capable cabinet and council working with us. The latter part of the year was taken up in the usual spring activi- ties, highlighted by the elections and C.S.G. week. C.S.G. week this year was made to include not only the traditional West Seattle Pio- neers' Day, but also, for the first time, an impressive installation assem- bly for our new officers. JW

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