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

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. ,W l' it ' , ti Q35 fi :A , 5 C DAVE HILL Secretary lub We really shared Christmas again with Dan Cronk as chairman, Mike Butler and Byron Cole as Committee heads. Tom Wallitner and his crew showed what leaves and work could do atethe Harvest Moon Ball. Assisting him were Dick Yantis, Neil Dixon, Craiy Wallitner, and Jerry Von Talge. As this article is being written, Jack Mappin and his boys are promoting the annual paper drive with com- mittees headed by Mike Butler, Bob Kinch, and Rod Wil- liams. I would like to show special appreciation to all the representatives who showed a real interest in their Boys' Club. They deserve a lot more credit than they receive. Last, but not least, on behalf of the representatives, the cabinet, and the boys, I would like to thank Mr. Franks and Mr. Long, who accepted the iob of being our counselors. Sincerely ' NEIL WALLACE, President of Boys' Club. fi f ... , gi 2 ROD WILLIAMS MR. LONG Treasurer Boys' Advisor

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'QF xx Rheta Whitman Janet Sue Mitchell Carol Schmoyer President Vice-President Recording Sec'y FIRST SEMESTER GIRL REPRESENTATIVES PAPOOSES Girls ENTERTAINMENT DEPARTMENT Row 1: Diana Mathewson, P.T.A. Dance Chr., Bev Bruck, Dept. Head, Darcia Perkins, College Tea. Row 2: Joan Johnson, Music Chr., Leila Larson, Talent Chr., Connie Wallbom, Mother-Daughter Tea, Pat Marriot, Decorations, Pat Keagle, Dad's Night, Jean Hansen, Refreshments. PERSONAL EFFICIENCY DEPARTMENT Row 1: Marita Maxey, Fine Arts, Mary Lee George, Dept. Head, Janet Day, Charm and Health. Row 2: Margaret Ann Schmitz, Apt. Clerks, Darlene Bruce, Jack-of-all- Trades, Janice Julian, Scholarships, Sue Fisk, Nurses Aides, Margaret McElvain, Standards. 5,7 3. Y . . L: rigs gin s Qs V - J I . K R S , sa r ri - fi