West Seattle High School - Kimtah Yearbook (Seattle, WA)
- Class of 1958
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Sports Qs if 1 PM W Q ,gf iffy ff U MNWMK Page Page 14 Underclassmen Senior Class Pag Te Page 30 5 Page 'I28 Mountains, like challenges, come in all shapes and sizes. There are large ones and small ones, rugged ones and easy ones, fearsome ones and safe ones. People respond to mountains in many different ways. Some want only the dangerous ones and can hardly be restrained from tackling them on sight. Others prefer the sott, easy ones and have a grand time in the mild but steady climb. Then there are those who shy away from any kind of going except the downhill type. In the same way, each person chooses the kind of life challenge he is willing to undertake, and by his choice he determines his destiny and the companion who will share it. He will be with those who head any endeavor, or with those who make up the great majority, or with those who muddle about at the end. Climbing the towering, breath-taking mountain is hardest, but it is the most exhilarating! The air is purest at the summit, the scenery most beautiful. lt is the van- tage point which reavels life in its true grandeur. . f 3 7 Lge f-120 C 1250512 Tfeaa'-4 cf 540 X49 ki if c..f6f:v72fg,z Jfcgwai jfcffbc cM,,17,54g!liL0Zi: I QOQ,j!,',A545gg, 1- - i m a' 5 7 U 5 10 A 5 ilT1I19 2t'21Z32l25?5 'IGZSNBT LP ,fy 1' ,...:-.4 tr 1-ir 4-ff If 'L' GZLVAL, f MMU F' ll Mrs. Sally Bryan Scholarship Counselor ' ,. f ,232hw4f3'r A 4,4 Mrs. Katherine Olsen Miss Ruth Phillips Glfls' Counselor Counselor To reach The peak of a mounTain involves The Taking of a greaT number of sTeps over whaT is usually a very difficulT paTh. This procedure is basically The same for a person aTTempTing To meeT The challenge of reaching The peak in any endeavor. As of now, you have advanced Through The various sTeps in your quesT To graduaTe from high school, which is cerTainly an imporTanT peak in your lives. From now on, you will be faced wiTh The challenge of climbing a mulTiTude of liTe's mounTains. As you do so, iT is sincerely hoped ThaT you will wisely use, as sTeps in your iou-rney, The knowledge, skills, and habiTs which you have obTained and developed aT WesT SeaTTle High School. In This way, you will 'come To know The True value of educaTion. M'i3Fl ' Mr. KermiT Franks l AcTiviTies Coordinaror Mr- Jack Banos Boys' Counselor - firsT semesTer 7 ' i 312 ES? Mr. Richard Taylor Boys' Counselor - second semesTer ai .S F' Mr. Richard Alsleben Mr. Jack Barros , . Biology World Geog., PE, 1 2 3 4 Linfield College l-Ieal1hEd. ' fgxfvs lisllllllw' q , Mr. Lavvrence Arine 1 Al Enngllsgi lwjgla Mfy Paul H- BlaU,e 'l Mi, Holyoke Cgllege, Mrs Helen Chamberlain ' ' ClWGmISTfY, 50DlW- l3'0lO9Y Duke U., U, of Wash. Algebra Geometry Trig Univ. of Wash. Univ of Wash Miss Helen Bachmann Girls' Health Education Univ. of Wash., Univ. of Cal. 1 I World Hisf., Typing Univ. of Wash., Western Nl' RaYmo d ch 5f0Pl'ef5e Univ. of Wash, Business Law Off Prac M555 Jgan Baldwin Mr. Gordon F. Brown Mr. Gering K. Chamberlain Mrs Mildred Crockett Phygiggl Edugarian LA. lO, Writing Lab., Electricity, Gas Engines German Latin Univ, of Idaho Music Appreciation Wash. Stale, Univ. of Wash. Univ of Wash f fi 53: H' Miss Helen Dunn Mathematics U. of Wash., U, of Cal., Columbia U. Miss Ruth Curry French .J M . Univ. of Wash., College J'ff'?f,! I f 5 ' International CFranceJ ' Q Cf Miss Pauline Ford World Hist., U.S. Hist. Univ. of Idaho, Columbia, U. ot Cal. Mr. Lloyd W. Doty Boys' Health Education ' ' Univ. of Illinois, Univ. of Wash. 'Hwy . Mr. Paul 0. Fosso Choral Music Qglg ff' Mr. Dean Kermit Franks Psychology, Soc. Studies Univ. of Kansas, Univ. ot Wash. f. Mr. Ernest Frey Woodworking Stout State Coll. CWis.i, Wash. State Coll. Mrs. Ruth L. Friar L.A. 9 and IO Des Moines, U. of Chicago, Univ. of Wash. gr Miss Martha Hague Spanish Univ. of Wash. Mr. John Hannan Typing, Shorthand, Audio-Visual Univ. of Wash. Vimvvlz 1 - Mrs. Margaret Harrison Home Economics, Foods Univ. of Wash. .Hgh 5, M . Gudrun Duncan pacific Lmhefan Miss Frances Gross M' C 'f d H d Shoithand, Off. Pract. ST- Olaf Coll-1 U- of Wil' Mathematics 'SS Stl. 280 ur Univ. of Wash. London Univ. of Oregon, Cal Univ. of Montana U, of Wash, and Afizoha 5' 1 Miss Marcia Magillicuddy Mrs. Gail McDonnell Bookkeeping, Typing Art U. of Wash.,Columbia, Mrs, Irene M. Lansing Ball State Teachers-Coll., U. ot Chicago, U. of Cal. L.A. T1 Temple U. iPa.J, School at Mrs. virginia Johnson Montana Univ., U. ot Wash., Design CCWCHQO, lll-7 AIgebralGeOnf1-,LA-9' 12 Stanford, Univ. of Cal. Univ. of Idaho, Cen. Wash. College of Ed. , Jw ein: J .. ra l A i s Miss Leona Metzger A' J Biology, Health Ed. Miss Isabel McEIwee Wash. State College, Physical Education U. of Portland, U. of Wash. Biology, Physics U Ofwashv U.ot Minn.,Huron Coll., if-N Mr. Roger loken l Hastings Coll., U. of Wash. Mr. Jean W. Kantner L.A. lO and L.A. ll U. of Wash., Columbia, l Seattle Univ. O- Miss Mary E. Luppold Mr. Warren Mackey Mr. Gene Miller L.A. ll and L.A. 12 Mathematics Bus, Arithw Bug, Prin, U. of Wash. Univ. ot Illinois, Linfield College, U. ot Wash. U. of Wash. Q V '4...z.. w 2 Mrs. Kathryn Kennedy im, T L.A. 12, Family Relations 5 4 se Univ. of Montana, U. of i Wash., Seattle Univ. T Z' w' 'T Mrs. Mariorie E. King e Clothing Texas Technological Weighty problems are discussed over a College, U. of Wash. cup of coffee. . .. .--Q i' -.1 wigiiw. LL-: . ,513 . 1 Pt l -I Miss Margaret Mowry Retail Selling, ..- X Typing, Shorthand l U, ot Wash. Mr. Lester Patterson l i 1 i I 51- Miss Margery Minnehan U.S. History Univ. of Montana Social Studies U. otiWash., College ot Puget Sound l c h' U s A? i '-R Mr. Delmar Nordquist ' 0 Art . ... ' E. Ill. State College, S , State U. of lowa, U. of Wash. L . s .- Miss M. Patterson Business English, Typing Wash. State, U. of Wash., U. of Hawaii, Oregon State Mr. Currey Mitchell Driver Education, Physical Education Wash. State Mr. E. F. Norwood Mr. Alwin Pripp Miss Dorothy Mfmtafes LA. ii and 12, si. Reading Social studies, P.E,, LA-i J0Ul'n6l'5m Drury College, Industrial Arts U' Of Wash- Univ. of Arkansas U. ot Wash. Conference room is put to use by After much ado we have the trophy case! facuifyh Mr. Barros looks over our sports trophies. fs, Mr. Gust Rakus Spanish, Latin U. ot Wash. 1 S It 'Q Mr. Conrad Coke Roberts Economics Physical Education U. of Wash. Miss Ethel Robinson Shorthand, Office Practice Jamestown Coll., U. of Wash., Univ. of Minn. Mr. R. Robinson Mech. Drawing U. of Wash. fi ag. A Mrs. Dorothy Smith , , U.S. d F ' . Mlss Janlce Rattle agnifz-,EZSLZIT HIST Shorthand, Typing M , W Univ. of Wash. C l ' f i HW 5- Mr. Ryland Schaal Ge0meTVY, Al!-J-,G9I1. Math. Mr. George M. Smith Geneva Centenary, W.S.C., U S History La Stale Univ., U. of Wash. Univ: of Wash. Univ. of California 'N T: Mr. Fred Stegin Machine, Metal Shop Miss Gelifgla Sealbff Mech, Drawing Librarian Univ. of Wash. Whitman, Univ. of Cal. Univ. of Wash. 1 I I - I Mrs. Sue Shawger Mr. James S. Thomas Band, Orchestra LA- lo and l2 Univ. of Wash. College of Puget Sound Miss Jewel Tozier Algebra, Geometry, Trig Univ. of Oregon Univ. of Wash. X2 i . ' age ! 4'ff I .,f, V . nil i , D iie P ll W .1 is D il,', X X W , L A 1 ' .. .viii 4' A slwhn' All-all 'll mf. -Q 'A W l l if 'f' L S si' A .. l .. i r Mr. Denver Ulery Physics Manchester College, lnd. Mr. Carl Woody Ullin Boys' Physical Education Univ. of Wash. 42 Mr. Harry Warne Cont. Problems, U.S. Hist. Univ. of Wash. l . w Mr. Ballard Whaley General Science Wash. State Univ. of Wash. if mi' - , S? i if 5 . v ' i if' Mr. Raymond Wohlrabe Chemistry U. of Wash., Purdue, U. of S. Cal., U. of British Columbia ... mf' ' Mrs. Lola Biles ' Assistant Librarian Univ. of Wash. ?'l wane--4-H E -A Mrs. Dorothy Hawe Libra ry 3 . , , X f i MVS- PONY Bvsche Mrs. Helen Davenport Mrs' Jai? okazaki off' - we 'Ce OHM Mrs. Millie Waldal ATTendance Clerk A Q 2 , T 1 1 KG: 4. , 'S ' fm 4 Mrs. Evelyn McDonald Mrs. Barbara Fiske STudy Hall Secretary Nurse 4.1. i AN. W Night Maintenance Sfaff Behind The scenes, They keep The school going. ' 1 T F' M126 5 - ' Z - T f T i , ',,-? We' M 'lf M Day Maintenance Staff X ' ' :Z K T l X Q .QR 9 , They keep The school in Tip-Top condition all day. .X ' , NX T , aff- 6 r I! fx H V 4 .Y l , I fy . E 1 e 'X , , T F.. J I l Mr. Lloyd Mrs. Yarno Head CusTodian Lunchroom MaTron 13 Lunchroom Staff They dish iT ouT and we can Take iTl T TICKET SQUAD The ticket squad functions as an important service organization, being the co-ordinating body between the pro- ductions and the nublic. 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Q-, gy hx U, L t 5 X: XX 1 X K ,xr tt , 1- , M 'r1 A . f.h.z'.iFL:i'sLfm i 'V ' A ' ' 'N 4 id 1 ' Cooperative School Government ,S l f ii? fl A A A ' x Finance Commission f -e - Wayne Bud Booth President llll Ma rga rel Migs Mahan Secretary Affiliation Commission information Commission l6 Kermll-Franks Advisor Jo Ann Adolfson Pep Larry Blackaller lnter High Penny Allen Affiliation Jim Magnussen Out of School Grant Allen ln School Marlin Crowder Study Hall Marilyn Helberg Finance Cnol picluredl 'l K 0 li I 6 v' X I ?' A 1 F I VU I ,Titan - f1.+'i1,f1 , ii 5Ifff!'1,,f ...JF gif'-'fi ' iff 5 ,V 9 ff lii , M z '? ,V ful? 391,45 QQQQYYY' K ,1 21 g V Kathy Jackson information if fiiif f ' Qu . . f 4 ' ' g' cy ff ,, ,gen 51, 4' f. 71- jaws- f 3Lv':l,:V.V Gail Durham Inter-High ' Neil Cooper . Assembly 1 f If f 5 A, 7 fi K .29 if Robert Kirschner Vice President Tim Joslin Point-Forum V . 3 ., Carole Rutherford 'I ' Administrative Sec . , ' Jim Locatelli Maintenance Allan Roses mol pictured, ChiefJustice V , The Cooperative School Government is an organiza- tion whose success or failure is not only measured in terms of tangible proiects but by lli the development of the individual, and C25 its contribution to the school. In administering most phases ot student activities, C.S.G. endeavors to create a feeling of spirit and cooperation within the school while enabling students to participate ' in the operation of democratic government. r - J This year we have tried to accomplish these things J through the cabinet, the student council and the separate commissions. In sponsoring activities such as the Student Leadership Conference, Square Dance, Assemblies, West Seattle Day, etc., we have striven to include as many fellow students as possible with the idea ot stimulating each other to participate in school events and to develop enthusiasm for the school. Whether or not we have succeeded in accomplishing the desired goals is a matter of iudgment for the student body, but we sincerely hope that Cooperative School Gov- ernment has made a worthwhile contribution in helping 'tv to develop and maintain a better West Seattle High School. I BUD BOOTH .l President 1 f .Am- Maintenance Commission i . .5-.J X Administrative Sec Commission Pep Commission U Z' ln School Commission i .i ik-it Freshman Sophomore Auxiliar Y ommtttee I ,.,w, A Smoke Signals Committe SQ' -,I Let's be friends! This has been the theme of our'Girls' Club year, and through our many activities we have tried to promote friendships for all girls. Besides friendships each girl can gain a great deal from working in Girls' 'Club, and some ol these gains are self-confidence, personal abil ity, the knowledge of group participation, ami higher ideals and goals, Working in Girls' Club is like climbing a moun tain. Starting at the bottom, through hartl work, you gradually work your way up. Sometimes you find the footing hard, and you stumble a little, but you learn, and you he come a better person for it. The many successful activities of this year have been possible only through the activr: participation of all the girls, and through thru guidance of our wonderful advisor, Mrs. Olsen We hope each girl will be able to look baci on this year with happy thoughts toward Girls' Club, and we know that the experiences we have gained will help all of us in the future. Patty Rogers President 3 Q 4 Election Committee ' 1 . .-.t-.QQ I f-1 ll mm 522 3.1! Health Week x 3 Ticket Sales Comm Middies on Parade Q, .ie- AUXILIARY DEPT. -Judy Jeffries uv ima, L., if ... .Tl V, SERVICE DEPT. Marilyn ljolert k 4 nv-.1 Zawya l 2 IY., Q4 A 9. B W gtg . ' Ig . N4 ,, if 'H ' y .lf at .g QQ'-'Q . 'fi gf?-?f2 Y 'T ,. if TTTef . . f,.M P-P 1' , T 1 -X :Ni Faculty Party osy Committee , ,j'?ffFr ef asf' yt. Q mx, ' REA Q 5 Charm and Healm Committee y Tillucums Comrmttee I ' C ' I if . ' if ' nf' .:..'.,, tC4- V' .IEW . 'WWA E AINMENT DEPTJQIQ Jeannette Barton E PERSONALITY DEPT. Judy Johnston 5. DEPT. ' ., Dixie Rokke 1.7 1 'DH' .- 1 ,SCF 0 1 9 0' may A -M-w-Q., -ss? Mr. Barros Advisor Swim Trophy Presentation This year Mr. Barros, the officers, and all the boys have gone all-out to make our Boys' Club the best in the city. We have felt all along that the administration and faculty have been very cooperative in helping us to make our functions successful. During the year we have introduced various events to the school. In the fall and spring we had two successful swim meets, and a track meet which everyone seemed to enioy, We credit much of our success in these new events to the desire for competition between classes. Also, we have carried on the traditional customs of Boys' Club. The annual dance honoring the senior letter- men was one of the best ever held. In addition to the dance, we held the auto show, and directed the games at our Potlatch Day. We wish to express our thanks to all who helped on committees, and to everyone else for allowing us to have the best year yet. TOM JOHNSON President 20 Tom Johnson President aw- Danny Lowell Vice President Ed Amick Secretary 2, if , ,,,,, Y 5 Jerry Okada Treasurer 5 Q1 W .,,,-.,Y.a...,,zf:,: ,. - u-0-u -if 1 f l A Boys' Club representative meeting. Boys for ambulance committee volunteer from study hall. -I IW f- if All MEM bww lw ' l ! I - v l 1.1m Q ' .1781 ...QE Daily information is found on the bulletin board. .. ,. ffm ,va 4 ., Preparation forthe Harvest Moon Ball. M 'at -Y l 1 lf .-' ll I1 A79 KIM A As members of the Kimtah Staff, stu- dents are provided an opportunity to see history in the making at West Seattle. During the year the students on the staff are vividly aware of all the events hap- pening at West Seattle. Faculty, sports, and individual class events of school life are recorded by members of the staff. The process of recording these events into an organized book is completed after much thought and work. First, the staff must think up a theme to center their book around, which decides the charac- ter of the book. Qnce the theme is de- cided upon, the book is divided into vari- ous sections and assigned to certain stu- dents to complete. Through the guidance of the advisor, Mrs. McDonnell, and the co-editors, Madeleine Blitz .and Karen Parsloe, the pages are layed out and copy is made. Then the staff must worry about the deadlinesHwhen the pages are due. Kimtah is put to bed after this, and the staff relaxes and thinks about the next year's book and theme. Lena, W? Z 4,41-Q 7721 7z.i7'24Ai4y?' do 41, f7'U3 if . ' ,QJMV emwiw rib wc if L wtfflf T , ' L gre 'Jil -L Lf X Madeleine Blitz Co-Editor . , 'V Karen Parsloe Co-Editor QA ? ! Barbara Dahley Business Manager 1 X'--'47 . s.: Patty Rogers Copy Manager Shirley Joslin Photographer Judy Sartor Sports A.. .Larry Ottele Sports rf Monica -vw '-4 Uo- .1-1 K x 9' Dave Sandy Burgess mffra N MQ 1. f 1 M, 6 A! 4 1 f df 1 -rr Q x ' --. our yi . '- ' Karen Harrison I N 4 Carol Hage .K N '-ff, X' wal- if 1 'U j SusanS'rewarT ' ' , .. f ' 3 5 Q . Kenneth Richard , , . -e .,,. 5, r x navy, fl Edward Day Priscilla Bigge Susan Markus Bonnie Wilson 17-9 A 5,25 gsieihfna ,,.--x ip 4 gll'E . v 2 A ,533 3 Lynn Hoel ind Patty Sampson ' TQ Sandra Ammerman - 'sf:3?:iQ-i ' W 'Q KQ25' -if ! -ra P Lucille Morris lv 3 Judy Hancock -.Liv 9 g di ' ' ' '- i1F13b+f:?1i!iLS., V I-'lui QSSVTFLRVIBABTMLX. am- Sue Aiken ,xl .G 'X J: , -1 u v.-3 .. .- Miss Mootafes, Advisor Gathering news and writing features for the Chinook keeps moe than 20 West Seattle stu- dents busy each vi fk. Reporters cover scnool events and personal- ities, mixing color with information to keep the student body up-to-date on happenings in the school. Wa o c 'jivzsix A WEST SEATTLE yi , HIGH SCHOOL -awk, ,nd 2 5 Q' L-f., Editorial Staff-left to right are: Jim Raleigh, Al Sklensky, Linda Stephens, Dennis Watton, Jane Clements, John Schroedel, Lois Bokn Karol Farrari, Chuck Hughes, Judy Carter, Joan Zimmerman, Penny Slater, Judy Knox, Christine Thurston, and Marilyn Wheeles. Not pictured are: Norman Welch, Ron Tierandsen. Editors of the Chinook are: First quarter, Judy Knox, Second quarter, Ron Tierand- sen, Third quarter, Judy Ca rter, Fourth quarter, Dennis Watton and Senior Editor Linda Stevens. gets ff ' fe .7 J, 2 ,.,. Dwi Advertising Staff frorn left to right are: George Maybay, Kaly Everett, Jerry Davis, Lynn Hoel and Leonard Wilbur. Not pictured are: Janine Haugiand, Bev' erly Thomas, Gary Coulter, Gary Fahne- stock, and Elvie Warren. The photographer for the Chinook is Dave Barnes. fk filki Business Staff from left to right are: Kaly Everett and Joan Zim- merman. P J 5 'I ':'4J'L'c' Cgcbafcf if CQJZZW-161 E THE LATE CHRISJ'I?6PHER BEAN By Sidney C. Howard l'l ' EE, V7 - - rv---1 G 5 '5 3 Af'-XX 2 if 97, ,cf X 'V 13.2 MM '1-Ili. - F F'! , 3? , x al og, 4llcfwf 7 , MQffj40y4 ,5VfCLlM2f ei' fzzfrf- 'yaulbflefiib ll L fwwlw 'Leaf unify 'BW 'UO bl i l 1 . I t Doctor ......,..... Paul Wold Susan Haggett .....,...... Judy Hancock Abby ........ .,.......... C olleen Busby Mrs. Haggett . Bonnie Pascoe Ada Haggett .... Diane Silsby Warren Crea e ....... Lynn Pless Tallant ..... Larry Blackaller Miss Rosen Darlene Moore Dave pot ..A......... Ed Krames B ckst ge Props ....... Stage Manage Charlotte Campbell Steve Harvey Handy man ..., . Bruce McLaughlin Dnrector .,............ Mr. Anne Y'-wr Qx ,4', Tw! 'A ' J 4 lo to lo i 1 O ii D N t lc o l o o l ! l l'l .ii Nl U i fi l Xt, l l ..X P lf' xx A Z.: 'k'a- - ie y is V 1 .. A f3f Qi-fi.. -QM PM ,'K 3 V l Q .4 if 4 ,il A 'tl-r at , PL 5 k me ii., . 'K , V I . 'N wp. 1 VM X A if ,,.. IJ w - , r, X , A 1 , sw Under the direction of Neil Cooper, producer of this year's Talent Assembly, West Seattle had one of the most successful productions in many years. Neil has a quality which permits him to conceive outstanding situations, and this qual- ity, shown on this page as the manipulation of his talented cast, contributed to an enioyable performance by all. S V lx li 5 i V' xii , l l i l y , N . A l I J 'ny' f Vl WhaT'd ya do wiTh The po- l Ta'foes? - This year we saw The emer- gence of whaT was a greaT shock To most of The boys, The chemise. This sacklike affair was seen ThroughouT The halls This spring. The boys were equally susceptible To The fick- leness of fashion. AlThough The boys shunned The chemise They seemed To go all ouT for The Ivy League look. Along wiTh The sack goes The Chemise haircuT. All you need for This is a bowl and a pair of scissors! As Tor dances, The shine seems To be very popular along wiTh The STroll, Avalon, and The Walk. ff!- 1 Xxx l ,J L, e I , !3g'I19l!l'i35 :JEL QA1, ' e ' les ' --I ' . 4-7' 'T K e' ' ' M44 IP? in NJ 'Q on 1 ' ' Q' Tl l l f-11 N. l WL l l l W 2' Fi Freshman President: AI Hanson Sophomore President: Sue Borrow Junior President Mike McRory ,P V, , -x lv Ii .J- 'xi T x . D ek A 1 'SRL l N' X , L L FN .. T 9 .gi fill Q . M5 ,Q X . X -.A ' ,K ffl. f 'Lx , -Q g, E9 Lb - N in Q- ,X 'Se Q., - Y ,IETF i . . V-4 Q A . Sfvii EV N7 77 - l Y ill., A si, b l I X -e: jj'7 ,QQ As The Underclassmen move upward Toward final success They begin To real- ize The immense opporTuni- Ties offered To Them and The rewards ThaT are Theirs if They buT grasp and em- ploy Them To The fulfill- menT of life. Q C T el J Freshmen Class We welcome The Freshmen To ioin us in The climb. The Freshman class is The lodge of The begin- ners and its officers are Their guides. MOTTO: We may be small, but we're on the ball. PRESIDENT AI Hanson FLOWER: Rose COLORS: Baby Blue and Silver George Ransdell sais W ,W VICE-PRESIDENT I 5 X fl N 555552361 QW TREASURER ADWSOR Judy Frost Mr. Norwood f X r KAREN ABBOTT DENNIS ANRENIUS TOMMY ALLISON 10 ANN BRADLEY Q' CAROLYN CARISTEDT 1 :Ii .. 'K' A Sf' 915' If r ,tg E914 T -,, . . Q f f- f 6 .'.' 9, A -at--pr -1 Q . . . no JB. 5. .urn 0. 5 A-4 ',-.tv ,. , 4... 'ER .::?',A - '1'e-new-I, . RICHARD BRA11 ' f fo, 44? 2 CONSTANCE CECCARELL1 Ft c.,I ,tv , ' fi I , , '4 ' f RICHARD BREWSTER 'is I I SAMUEL cmnou 4 ' -if J ' ' , sg., ' , I 0 Q I K V A z .7'.f TJQX V I 11' I -.'-- x- . v I 'If A ' - nm f I 1 T55 X-'..!:.1: PATRICK DAVIS STEVE DE WITT DENNIS EASTON '5 CAROL GAIIINS ,-. A F n 1 GEORGE GODDARD JOANNE HANDY .a STEPHEN GILBERTSON A., SIGVARD IIAGLUND A i fb I 'HL' 1... 9. 5 aomunmusae JOSEPH BAAR 1 Q- 'fa' ROBHT EAAKE ELIZABETH BAKE SUSAN BARTEI THOMAS BENEDICT 'W 3 ,iff Q: A A , . .121 1 cmusnns smcuo sm: KAY Bucs! KAREN auosnzom ssvuuv aaowu JADANNE suu.m f I N 'T ' 3 f s V X , 3. . , , A I , 7.4. 'H 5' f X A AA II 5 N mom cHAmrmuAm MICHAEL COMEAU CAROL cum 1Acx DAHLEN wmv DAMN I ' . 4' 'em L e Q 1 r ssl I W7 Ji ' is MV 71 -'T-P 2 ' ' X f 'Zi 5I rf L K , I ,. -pq. . .- Y . Q ' , k E. :T nf ' X X umm EVANS curronn EAI1 DANA mssm ALAN rouumzn Junv mon N ' N . .X ,J MARILYN mms PATRICIA movin Freshmen plan roll projects. , F 'sw ,IV If T? f 2. , if YAMERA HALL noon HAMMOND Y 7 . I A :ff ' I :yin ur - f I ALLAN HANSDN WARRBI HARRIS .W L., 'V- I K ,73- X CALVIN HAR! 'I ,- fx I HAZEL HA D rd' IANETTA HERMAN L C7 LINDA IOHNSON Ji 14.1, V x BERND KOPKE I, F . I MARILYN MARSH I 4.5 8 RON NELLIS ALICE HOLLISTER Q in 1' Interesting? places in Washington State. fe Q' T4 JEAN mxunzv MERRILEE IRONS CATHERINE NEINZINGER FL '55 an E. 3' I1..4' .X . U Iv: I I L . , L J: . I JOHN JOHNSON , '1. .pws X , Il.- K, all H. Ax PFNFLOPI JOHNSON HENRY JUTTI ,- 'vu MARGARET KRESEK BARBARA KUDER ..- VICKEY MARTIN C - f RICNARD OLSON MARILYN FORTH VIRGINLA POSTNIKOFF CAROLE MEASURE 1 'L 1, 1'5 'A f ,fx DIANE LINSCOTT rv M, 1.-1 Wi KATHIE MERRICK JH!! .--.f 2 'I fb :gi ,Q Q. T' s ' Q . 1 'Y --.-II 1 SHARON LONGMIRE GARY MHADDEN 1 -Q A J 4- ,l fr, '11 V OJ , Maw- ,fit bl .,, +. 12. I . , . , + . wrt. 4 'V fx - 'N 4 sq, GARY METZKER ROBIN MOORE 2. if I XL KATHLEEN McFAYDEN I . x SUSAN MURPHY . 'Yjix I I I I , Fw xg.. :lg 9, .1 KENNETH MLREA GARY MUYLLAERT CHARLENE OWEN RICHARD PARENTEAU PAUL PATTERSON RUTH PATTILLO SHARON PECK PHVLLIS PQLLARD , -.. , . q I , Q B A ' , . ' ' 4 .- I , ,V. 4 - ,f N-, r ,I TV . '14 1 I , A , . ,' I ,S 1' 'I I L K . ., I 4- I I L - f . 1 . L I I - - Q N MARY LOU PRLPP JOHN OUIST GEORGE RANSDELL SUSAN RICHARDSON TOMMY RO! DONALD RYSER v ,...f spun y -' , -'H sf. 'iii -Q' ' 26 if A 'cf iff? S'-' .' 1 8, I vi , X mm smisou Mixnsiux siiuvs nossmm scum wmsn scnmim crimes smrmi srsve surronn 1 I v 1 'Lf -Q' Y 1 iff! s I is 1.4, ' 4 BARBARA STEVENS CAROL TERRY RICHARD TRETHEWAY CHARLES TUFFS GUNTA VANDERS LINDA VOSS ALICE STARIHA R ,R N ff' I fy, 14 I, fi? ROLAND WEIS 1 CHARRIE STEPHENS PAMELA WHCOX SANDRA WIlSON SANDRA ADER , . .,r gui i 'A This is class work? 35 V gs. 5 ,iw M 1 1 4 ii'- ,4 A Selling class cards to students. Considering the future week-end. 5215 ' . if fa PRESIDENT Sue Borrow CLASS MOTTO 'lbgvtlxvr uw gain CLASS COLORS Lavender and silver af., vm- SECRETARY Judy Rawson Sophomore Class VICE-PRESIDENT i Mike Berry ,y 'ze 414761, Ar, qwwfzfzlbg ADVISOR , Mr. chrsswphersen 'QFAJQLAJQ . uL ,raxwalk Cqgff MY, ,f!1,f,. f' , fZt4?,1,e4,J-kr Z- JLCGZZC, .fdff I9'p1,f..Qf-V J ,MJT ifffuf fdffwfw CL' Acfiiwf- QM 'fftlf ,fjiwkiophomore class finds itse in the lodge of a n - KX I 'Maja jff' fifjfafuf 140 ' L pw , ,6OeflffY4W 'QLNWQI 'X ff L N f fr G CLASS FLOWER TREASURER Iris Linda Barnes 36 I GLYNIS ABBENHOUSE MARILYN ACKLES BONNIE ADAIR DONNA ADAMS -Q LARRY ALLEN ,QR ' '5- ln, Y7 A Nxt F MERRILY ANDERSO V'-Rosen sAKuucn iv LYNNE BASKETI' 'F 1-9 4 Q1 p DIANA ALSDURE fv N PAMELA ANDRESON ?- W1 M ,MAA , 4 DONNA BALAGNO JOAN BAUER NANCY AMICK I 3, is-,-l,' I CLAUDIA APELAND 4 . f 'C' 11' Ik fy! y P Ll LINDA BARNES af' H 'w-:.f?'j fi, ' hx A LINDA BAUER ij CORDIA ANDERSON -'Us TWTZV' CARLETA ARCHER , nn I' 3 ? Y WILLIAM ADAMS Q -V Y QI .1 X ffl DAVID M. ANDERSON new in-:Y DONNA ARMSTRONG Q, I . ' - I I I N Vi, . A irrzsv' , t , w A f A . '-r , if , ,. :X .1 .. .Y,.n..x L - ' 4' , - :fb A A X , n f f-1-fu--.f ,.,-ar-. , -. ff .--'.-'vw ' .-1-4 ' pn- . ..,-ma ,.x,,,, .:,,. . ,VVA-xv A H-',w Lv'.- f.u'1.f .i-Y u Q . BRADLEY BARNHARD BARBARA BAUNACH JUDITH BEAN MAUREEN BELLAM KRISTINE BENDER CHARLES BENEDICT 37 GARY BASKETT E: , 'va 5 XQZ7' ,- JUDY BAXTER , ' SHARON ADAMSON ,,,... nf: ,W wk Af 1' , X ar ,, kj jf - f .bf cf A .,h'1?I-if DONALD ANDERSON DIANNE ARNOLD f 9, NORMA ALLBRIGHT BOBBY ALLEN 1' A , W, AE , ' ' . 1 .f f I'-1-1' ' 1:1 ' A '-. Q35 , ,gf -' - 24 , '- ' '- L X, ' 'ff ' ' .- n .- 1- I 3 .1 A EDWARD ANDERSON GREGORY ANDERSON 1 1 dry ! NANCY ARNOLD MICHAEL BAKER Y Did you find if, Kathy? fx 8. 'Ira' DIANNE Benner: MARIS Benson vlcxl Benson PAW: semen -,s ,-. ,E C: 'T' rn 1: P N Q41 ' rv qu . 4' 1- Ni -,. X 7 f I ' 'I Q -1 nd X ,ff ff, ,JK 'S 5' Q: . B , , Kiel PLL .. BONITA BERGLUND JUDY BERGREN MIKE BERRY ROBERT BIANCHI DEANNA BJORLO 1 CampbeII's Christmas Capers. I if- I 31.14 I AURORA BOWEN DAVID BOYCE DONALD BOYD DARLENE BLOOMER CAROL BOARDIMAN L.. IUNE BOLMER fav-Q .gf ROBERT BOYD 1 J-'F - 1 f I YI? 1 'fb 4., Q . , er . KAREN BOLTON .nt A A ,,. I, Q. Lid Y WILLY BRANDAL 1,5 'I 'T MERLENE BLACK rSfL is 'M --'47 H f dl' . CAROL BOIES l. y'T '1' Y ll' .KEY If ., X, 4 tx I . -I 'E BILLY BLACKBURN I!! I0 el' HELEN BOKN Xxx, ,J DEANNA BLAIR MARILYN BOLEN JAMES BOLTZ JOE BOOKTER SUSAN BORROW ilk , ,- ,-Q. JACQUELINE BRICKER . X - - 9 L G ' ,, xr 'T ' I H I - i ' -2+ 1- T N ' . x Q I1 KENEE snurou ANELL aukmcx Rosen! BURGLEHAUS Tom BURNHAM ROBERTBURNS GARY BURT xv' A -. -.I- J ew ' 'S' 3 1, f an -Q! 5: . K K- 5 3 '4 , Lb' IW 'lf' I v-J 'X 7 ' 5'-C7 X K I xx A L I hu 41 if' v,. A I , , I I, in If DIANE CAIN LANCE CALVIN KENNETH CAMPBELL BEVERLY CARLSEN RONNIE CARLSEN RONALD CARSON 38 ELISE BRINGLOF .4 ik: 2' f-r '- f Af PENNY BUSCIIE 'Ga my I ,gg I MARLYS CASTLE GRANT BROWN N uv- 3 f. Q ! v ?J-.. ':a- f,:k'?: 215:-. 16,55 2,,,, ,Q L 1 DONALD BUTTS rs fun. Rosen czmow A 95 Y if , -yt ..,, 51 D N. -. ., ...A L J xxXX'x . . 'Klx - xifv? ' , .. 1 N I ri ' A I-.-.,, :If ll I rn if yr ,Q 1 :Q Ty, X if I E f vw' E X I V KA W f T' ' A I x I lhli. I Y ,ff WAI' L PJ , SHARON CARSON DAVID CHAMBERLAIN JON CHRISTOFFERSON JOHN CHURCH MARGARET CITRON CHARLES CLARKSON DOUGLAS CLEMANS COLEEN COLLYER , ' 'r 7 ff! x I L- - ' 1 I . X . k Lf: 5,5 4' S., Q. ,- . ' ' .4 1 fd U W R ' 'ur ' A 'L f- 'J 'E .' I ia? - 5- f i D A 1., X . E I EARLE COLVIN SANDRA COMENOTE GARY COMNICK MARILYN CONNELL ROY COOL DARLENE COOPER BONNIE COURTNEY BONITA COVET 'P I , u--S., - ., fm , I, A 1 T . ,L A, ,ef .L 4 . A - '1 . ...f ur IQ, Q, 1 'E 1' 'TTL' g, -f , -f N A J . M ra .I fi 1' I 45 x 'I 3 KATHRYN CRANDALL MERRILY CROOK ANNE CROWL EILEEN CUELEY BILLY CULBERT JON CUNDY TIMOTHY D'ACQUISTO DARLENE DAHL fi 'Ut S qv ,V nf .., '-I ii . , XR GEORGE DALE DIANE DAVIDSON WARREN DAVIDSON LOVADA DAVIS CHARLOTTE DeBRULER . x Su, ' 9 1' V A 4 ' S a- 1- ' I A 5.5 z ' I N ' WW, -,I I ' 'I I ' 'vi' ' .fu X' f ,C X -W-f As.. ' f L D How's The weather in There? RONALD DEEDACH ROBERT DE GROOTE MARCLA DE mms GERALD DE LAURENTI ROBERT DEL amuco 1 N1 ,I QL L1 ., .i 1 . W E HEIDI DELLER SUSAN DEMATTEA RAYMOND DEUTSCHER SCOTT DE VRY JOHN DILLARD JERRY DINSMORE DARLENE DOBBINS KATHY DOHERTY 39 4? H ,I L - ., A ,- , N.. Q t. rx f an I , 5 A I, W fin' 2 1: ' 'Q' ' I L . + 1 - 1 . .- J - A. -.rv Q ' I - 5' , A X X w--Y Q, 9, A: V Q ' R 4 ' , 'I P fi . A I ' ' I . .'7'Y-' . I LYNDA DONAHUE PAUL DONNELLY CLAUDIA DOOLITTLE GAIL DORTERO KITTY DOUGAN CHARLES DOWD BARBARA DUNN DENNIS DUROCHER 2 I I - A L Q ,. . A pu 3 -Q: 'ln K M 5 I - f X ' F4 wx, ' ' my 5 x , ,, , I P I' I K I 'fm 1 f-L Af! 1 ,N ff, - ' ' , 1 , i ,I TS I 4 L I X ' XA N- 4, ff A X Xxx Af PAUL EARNHEART JOHN EBERT JOSEPH EBY GLENN EDMONDSON DAVID EDWARDS 7' .-. A--LS X if Q, If I I V L , I I A if Y I ANY I I We sl A 'A I I I XJ- X, 111615, I . ' RX 'I A-I I March of Dunes 1958. I GLADYS EHLING CAROL ELLIS DALE ELLIS MARILYN ENROTH MARIA ERICKSON ' 7'5 ,, ' -A 4 A A f I I f , ri -Q A-n M ' K I W A . W 4-1 I: 'N fi 0 ,, .. 7' I 4 1 I 6 ' 'ww ' I 8 'ii 6 'I I J A f ' . I -.., , ' f , H.- j X ' ' ' Q 5 A a 'W wx-7 Q X Wm' .I . ,f 1 H J Y , K Q, if xv I ,X I H L 2' - I 12 1 lb. I , ff , RICHARD ERICKSON JERRY ERNST LINDA EVERSON CARRIE FARMAN FRANCES FARMER MARSHA FERGUSON MICHAEL FERRELL ALEXANDER FIEDOROW 1 l v I 'W ' X 'N' y - I I I ' i' -f Q dl. ' 45? ,,. 4 0 , Z' 3 -if as R ? --rf V I I ez' I UR - - 5 'Y L 1 A , '57'7? - 1, ' ' .. ff- . . 1' I f f I .:.. Q f PY , q . A--ff . , L V .,iV I , , N ,',' A In i , : X ' ' . I N '. I tiigl 1 I ,-IJ, fm, K1 I' - I li 'i H.. A X, . V - ' 5- FALAS FIEDOROW EARL FINNEY JOHN FISCHER JAN FLEMING BARBARA FORD ALLAN FOSS LEE FOSSE DWIGHT FOSTER inf... +C s P 'qu -2-'rf - p ,f iff? ug '1 V! CELIA FRANK JACK FRENCH CAROL FREY JUDITH FREY LARRY FRODSHAM BARBARA FRYE LINDA FULTON BARBARA FURFIORD ,sw -. ,...-. ,L Q,-A 1 ALBERT FURTWANGLER .Nu , L . , as fr--A fl' is 4- NIKI GLEBOFF lr' 'X s E 'Et ' f I N. Q ' f', I 1: CURTIS GREEN '79 PAT HALLIDAY JAMES HANRAHAN '57 HOWARD HARRIS 1. Ax 3 . ar 4 -r EVELINA GALLANT ...K 3 .Xq rw .TY K, 5 L7R '1f CARL GOING If- AA X ' -,,.. n 'Q' J.: , A J:-. QL DAVID GREENFIELD v--- FI L CAROL HALSTEAD 'xxx' DICK HARD , an 5 A I 4-sf . - '21, I' ! ,. ,WA VY 1, Xa Y-'1 J DAVID HARRISON IRENE GARVIN I-I -A, 7' f 1, S1 f f JACK GOODMAN ,-4. A au. vv ' :- ' 4 A' Y PAUL GREENWOOD fu., . Q YQ H, 1 I K -L A 11 .W .E 3 p . A NORRIS HAM pw...- fa as UE PEGGY HARGETT 1- X DANNY HARRISON I , SW JOHN GASPER BETTY ANN GORDON SANDRA GRICE SANDRA HAMER 'Q -QF' ,Y,f if ' ,f LARRY HARKNESS 'A an J. ar. JANE HARRISON LII ROSALIE GEARON ,A .5 DIANE GRADEN 1 4 I q JUDY GRIESEL fi H2 1 is . I T JERRY HANISCH 4- , ,- ,.,. 1 L., DAVID HARRIS Y . ' I ' gt. ' ,A . J ' N A 4, . GARY GEBHART BEVERLY elasou I --1 DONNA GRAHAM I A- I Q ' 4- ffm 3, s r DON GRIMES GAYLE GRANBERG L A.. f, 4- v- gmf Q X1 -if Q E- 'V :Q AI g-1 v-1. WAYNE GRIMM ,ll JUDY GLANDON LEE GRANGUIST MARGOT HAGGARD ,d.k fs Junk .- FGSTIUB IGUTS Wake haste slowlyj, T? 5 , I 5 if A I ,V Q , YR -14' ,iv . ' ir f EX :L -1 K L. . A EEN L ALAN HART NANCY HARTMAN SHIRLEY HARWELL GEORGE HATFIELD p-X 1 LARRY HATHAWAY MYRA HATHERELL CHARLOTTE HAUCK V4 X x , . 5 1 f! LH' JACQUELINE HAYE '51-vw 156' ZOLA HECIMOVICH 0 A J w' -' J .. v'1 xx, S N J A Q, 451 Ax .-.. 'J' L .iw-17' , f 1, O 'fx' 'hx 1 KENNETH HAYES , Xwti, 'D'w Nr BOBBY HELMLINGER Lunch!!! JOHN HERRELL RALPH HERTH -awlnwug - iff' 1 Jug, ' X , S' L 'gp A x 7' I R N V 4, 'lu A 'E-3.3 :Q AT? L, K ., f,gj.'f,f JAX ,f 'Sv , JANE wx J , K ' 1 ' JA X W 7 Jl'!uJ 1 Lf Wl,'!' ,J : 15331 W 3 ' f E'!1!,'9LJ! .J NORMAN HIX ARLENE HoDGKlNsoN GLEN HoFF KEITH HOLSMAN ARLETTA HOOD C 'AP 'N S L 41 5 5 . , Jfi' L. J . fs. F Q 9? .22 -- ' 'af VI'-7 f 1 fy' . f if . fb-w A iw. -f I If ,ffl , ' fi!! if 'LZ SUSAN HUBBARD MARK HULJNG FRANCES ANNE HUNT DONNA HUNTLEY THOMAS HYDE .-. 'N . 9- L6 .ag i U X4 . if . s N 1 A l . ii-1 ' . Wfsfvf j-, L CAROL JAECH ANNA JAMES DARLENE JENSEN JOAN JENSEN PETER JOHANSON -42 MARY HEALY ROBERT HERMON ,X ,A ,Q Q, It . 73 Q , sl ..a4 :J -A 5 - L' MIKE HLEALY 1' QL ',.- , If DENNIS HERR . 19' fl LINDA HILL S7 LARRY HOTTELL - . A1 J , XL I BRUCE IRONS 'E-. ge ' I f BYRON JOHNSON NORMAN HINTON J' 'SWL 'F L E. 'NA -I f qsfil ' ' W 1' lr., ' 1 i L , , SHARON HOUCHEN 2 4 f 2 . wif, Lf 2. 1 s J. 'A :ne JERRY IVERSON rf , Q if J GARY JOHNSON LORNA HEBRON JAMES HERR SHARON HIPP I 5 5 rl Q J, . f...', ey I. An, . 5, A19 JAMES HOWARD DARLENE JACK JACQUELINE JOHNSON -ilk FV! LARRY JOHNSON CAROL JONES P5 '-Hy '-x- - YN-V- Y RICHARD KASPERSDN KATHRYN KEATING JOANN Klmmons sonnou KING ' 'X 1'-7 7-IJ 9 L 1 T 5 Env. A 4 A ' I S: I' T' my 'I' ,:5Qf 'gg ' EfJ:.QEgxf STEPHEN KOSTANICH WILLY KRAVCHUK -vm PW - ,, -N Q I S 1 'SQL 72 DONALD JONES Iv, 'Y DONALD KEELE -rv X4 -lr A HA -1 JERRY KING 0-' I ggi - ,, IJ f,ff'1,X 'f! 1 JOHN KRAVITZ vi 5 if ' is , E , s If rm I I1 DAVID LADELY JUNE LANPHER KAREN LARSON I gm -s , x I.- vf . GARY JONES I it ..- gr - M, JAMES KEENE I fm. Q F ' 5 f ' 4 1 f - N.-ff' HAZELBELLE JONES SHARON JONES Q- ,-v- , .N 1745 ,, xv' ,Jw if S SHERRY KELLEY JUDY KELLY Y 'mg Q- ierli xxx Bl 'J J' Q x f Fix . ' ' I- I RONALD KING BY JOYCE PAULA KARLBERG 'o , wx, I fx f an mv' 'vin S355 A x ,Q - TIMOTHY KELLY JOYCE KIRBY STEPHEN KIRKPATRICK DOUGLAS KOLSTEAD It ,M JUDY KIELAND T: -- 1 -'. , Jovcz KoPP 2 if: x., CARL KROLL MAY KUHLING A , wlLLlAM LASSITER aomus LENTON Hd 'QT There be mm' IN Q' TT' 0 N? 1' I r+ ' SHAYLEEN LEWIS MARILYN LINDBERG KENNETH LINDEBAK PAMELA LINDSTROM SYLVIA LONGORIA RONNIE LOOPER DARLENE LOSEY DAVID LOUISELL E fi if-A - .T an A- 0 ff D . I, vfl, 1 - U , , H J N ' , 5 H A' -I , J ' v' , -. JUDY LUM CAROLYN LUMBERT RICHARD LUNT Blast off for the moon! 'u 5 -av I Q ' -C u , I lv-.J iz i uf 1:.-'i' H :si A -lk. 1 ' 4,1-. ' 5s A' .'.' . I' A F ' - .W Leigh-in ZZ' X X Q . ,L . :T '31'ifJ',v GEORGE MANGINI RICHARD MARSHALL STANLEY MARTIN lb- . H.- av-. an 4' vs FY F I TQ' 'J , , x if s, 1 X A xl ' STEPHANIE MILLER KAREN MITCHELL LARRY MIX I ,S - nr :P - v . 7 s 'T 5 I, I . A X . , ' E Q I .s1a.':vLem. , 4 ' ! CLAUDIA MOORMANN Lois MURPHY AVERLY NELSON x . 4- - 4 s LARRY LYNNE K H,i5I' ROBERT MCGAFFEY , -A - I. I fir? 5 DANIEL MCNEILL ' N x 'Q Q, Q-1 I JAMES MATTINGLY Q, fi it 5-Z. ,' ..- QA ' J JAMES LYONS .ar bm .- fx as Wig' ' 1 I xx,,,, LEE McGALLIARD I i cr., -A 1 1- I I x DENNIS MCPOLAND NI v qua-rj DOROTHY MEADE f , I 4. gf -H' F, sn I is .,,q - ,1'if'!R LUCILLE MOELLENDORF MICHAEL MOLVAR -n -. Qu., I - I1 I 'X' 1 , I 40- intvx J--0 -if 'S-.. R 'o JOSEPH MCCAFFREY I , , f 1 If-'CVQ fr X I X if n 2 A I NANCY MCGIBBON FIONA MacDONALD VN 'L .ff ZH J JOHN MERRELL Q! 9 .- --I 5 9' if T -. , If PAUL MONK Y . 'Ah ' If SQ A X Y I SHARON MCDANIEL '::r,q- -.- 'K 7 X . 3 MILTON MCKINLEY nv- ,ev 1 SHARON MacMAHON -. rg.. A 1' I xl' I rr' JOHN MILLER I SHARON MOODY GAYLE MCDONALD , XJ A, -uv T .. 'T H A. u. 4 ROBERT MCMULLEN JAMES MAHER JOHN MILLER f' , j. LARRY Moons Av, A, fa' gl A . BARBARA NELSON WILLIAM NELSON NOELLE NEVILLE MICHAEL NEWELL ROGER NEWELL 7'1 GLORIA NICHOLS SHARON NOWLIN v' pw ' 'Ui D ghf DOUGLAS NIELSEN X?- Q. 5 , f' 'H- v 'Md s . 4 Iggy 3 E? D. x AX 45.3 I' FRED NUBER ,E HE - I GORDON NIKULA LILLIAN NYE xx G I Hu gf ' ISI 2 .4 JT' 7 ' makes DANIEL OSBORNE MICHAEL OSIER STEVEN OTTO If gl' gh ,. HE if I .' ROYLENE PAYNE DEBBIE PEDDICORD CARYL PEDERSEN 4' 5 .,l .il v, I , CJ A Q, :S Q 'WY ' x I Tx I ' gf E M! Cgl V1 A 'lf it ARTHUR PETERSON KEITH PETERSON LINDA PETERSON 3 ., 9 ' 'x MARTIN mocnen INA vovxe nan Pomn 'E M ' ik PENNY NILSON M -as L9 7 1. 'Fu 'Y Sid' . V N my ,EI, M: GARY OAKES . Wx A 'XVIII-'e I 4-2 x , DENNIE OWEN 4 ,V If-A 55011 V JOHN PEDERSEN ' DOW PETTIBONE 2. 's . A , '--,E 1 x gm Lx,- Ql Y, ,y ROBERT NOHL -JK lv -..... M , k pg, X . A5 EDDIE OCHILTREE 12 4? , . vw 5 I -S.: 'a Of. 1. If , . JOHN NORBERG Wx I DONALD NORDHAUS is . 40' 4' ... I 'V '4 . RONNIE NORWOOD ,,,, I tl -A Z, f DIANE ODMAN DENNIS OKICICH CAROL OLSON '97 JUDY PAGE TERRY PALMER CYNTHIA PARKER NANCY PATZER LESLIE ANNE PELTON ,r MATTHEW PICINICH 5 ,x 5- BETTY POWELL BILL POWELL 45 TQ 1.1: 1' If 1 hs-v-E... J ,fy Zi sa.- 5 Woman's work is never done. EUGENE PREEEE FRED Pnzwm Tom PRICE N hx ' Sf ,K .- PAMELA PROSKE v- 1 r, I, fs. ,Ani 'Z SALLY JO QUALLES ll n-I A5 IU' s- I qv TERESA RINALDO ff. I I :S+ 1:r . lx, g x 3f M -r. 7 1 GARY Ronan l vw' I' Ln- i 't'1' f sRANrRowE Who goes there? ,JM h CHARLOTTE RABER I. I .nuwf llllsssgf -izzgg Si Qu-- . . K- fif .. wx, . WIA If Gas. K5 ..1v+!7 ,. . M EEIw244vfff my PATRICIA noponrn , 12 'S :nf A , QXVIM TERRY REDICK 'qt' CAROL RICE ,l Nff SHERYL RINNERT I 4' WI- Q.. XXI KATHLEEN Rocsns 1' vvq ' ff' SHARON RITENOUR ga., as s 1-,J Y- pf I ADRIAN ROMERO PENNY ROBBINS , 0- A Ci u-Q., x GORDON ROSENGREN .Nl CAROLYN RUNNINGS DONNA SAITO CAROL SAMPLES 165. ' fi f f 'Y N , f' 1, mx' f - A, SKI 'T F-hwxh 11'.'ww . ,. 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'U- x 5,- TU JACK SHUGART 'ol JEAN SMITH JEANNE SPESINGER KATHY STEWART ELAINE SCOTT JOHN SILSBY ROBERT SCOTT KAY SIMMONS I , 'N JUDY SAYLOR -.. .Q Og 1- v Y If IT 'Y X I X ROGER SCOTT BOB SIMPSON I ,pw nk , GEORGIA SCHAFER 'I f' iN If: .- - fi Q .- . - 3,3 LA 5 .W vw ROBERT SEEFELD Ck- 15 Q, 5' 4, ri -, fffio, I I A ,fifffffffiii'f5EF'QSvK - 2'+rf1:+:wfxsffqaIf I TOMMY SKEWES rf! xN.,3 -Q. 2 Q - vs ' 'F 4 'wf I -.1 -T ' ,,- 55121 JULIE SMITH RONNIE SMITH SUSANNE SMITH JENIENE SPANO 4' -Q Us -f ' f A f' ., Q2 5 Q iv h r,k . -'Viv bbq, N- f, gc' K , rf ,. I x , Q 7 ,R f I STEPHEN SPLEEN SHARON SQUIRE WILLIAM STAFFORD KEITH STANIIAI. ? L A .. V. 4- . ,I .,.., f 'dl - ,, 2' - 4 'A 5' I .. I 'if' ' M . N 4 , -1 Q-if 4, . we I. 3 I T55 F Q f .II Xiigg ' . , V Q1 5 ' .E Jr.. - I , I I MICHAEL STEWART ROMA STOXEN RICHARD STYRWOLD JOHN SULLIVAN 47 an Syn 'y .A ' -v ALAN SCHARER STEPHEN SCHUMANN ROGER SCHUSTED ?' I I 0-Q xv In. ,sv In ' 'x -. Q x' I X Y? ! 5 y y . - , xr' 5. S-J . Q j if zi- , QR' I , , , ' - 1- J' . Q I I I X -ru I lm. ss-4 Huff ' I : V 'K I JOHN SEGERSTROM RICHARD SETTERBERG DAVID SHAFFER , . ,. V 'C' ' A ,gg - -. , F-5' q ...Y ' H TL' 'I I 13, JAMES SKOOG ROBERT SMALL GLEN SMITH Anyone for cake? 4: It M, I If ' 'fy 1 I I, -. L7 - I -wer 1 WILSON suIMAN TERRY sweet BEVERLY gwlggm X N! Q 9 - .9 JAMES TARABOCHIA JANET TEBELMEN LYNN TERRY 7-ri Nd, Hitting Ilme books!!! TERRY VANDER HOEK ROBERT VAUX MARY VAN VALKENBERG fl . . Q --' ' I N M ,OM 'Q Dix -5k V I, f TFT' x,,j, fav x-, I sv. X As SHIRLEE WAITE CYNTHIA WALES DARBY WALKER 'If su: WARNER JAMES WATSON Roseau wuts ef- pv-an 45 1 C7 ' SHARON TEYLER N 'U X LINDA TORP HI. I' 'T I T 5 I JULIA TURNER X I E -, R1 if QJ , tw- t BlLLYvocEL v :'- f-T' II SN! GEORGE WALKER S , , Kd , . QL VA. hc- . an il -I BONNIE THOMPSON ix Q gl ,.f' h KATHERINE TOTH vi! ,,' Ibm.-we Q wr 1 I DARRELL TURNEY JULIANNE VICKERS W' I ,fix 0' Q.. J A I fM, fg JEAN ETTE WALL fb an 5. ,, I xi .A ' 'lf' f- r' 'f 'S ' .wo 5,3 9 . if X 1 f ,J I 'I LINDA THOMPSON MARGARET THORESEN SHARON TORGRAMSEN .IANICE TREADWELL I ,,, I 1, v Jflrrwj V y f I wwf EUGENE TURCHIN ,Fl 'nu I - ' , I I , Kwf - -- BILL VORE JUDITH WARDEN CAROLYN WAUGH RACHEL WEATHERSTONE JERRY WEBER 48 DAVID TRIMBLE ' I I.. JOE TURPIN fi'- I , I X I I 1 1 ooueuxs vosmz .xv '8 w,-,fv ANN WARNE I I LLOYD TUFFS 5 . ,q gk 4- . pail' f K . In fifg- ! f I'-v 17' DAVID ULLIN If x I rf!! GEORGE WAGNER av J 'HV PATRICIA WARNER 6 , if .II JANANN WEBSTER JOSEPH wgggygk Q Ao ,N L? I LOREN WEBSTER DIANE WHITBY ,L 4' :O '9 lf X.. MYRNA WILLIAMS I Y f Q, A V SANDRA WELLONS KATHY WHITE COLLEEN WILLIS I Q V F-P 'f , I , 1 6 :ip I 47 SHARALIN WINQUIST ROBERTA WISE . , r 'Q ' 1' V A l ' V . 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Q PRESIDENT ykqgyv 'Q e Mike McRory f' , , Q Q M, 7 XAQZ 'AML A ,yay 0 gr ff 1 7 Q - . jr Aovlson W VICE-PRESIDENT -I Mr. L- Paffef ' Margaret Rice MOTTO I3 lziugs are Imilf 011 sumll things well done SECRETARY P T All FLOWER Luly-of-TheeVaIley X Q DW Y 1 COLORS: Copper 3 1 0 CU I ,LM up Www Qu ' W e e ZW MM' vb WJ 5 ' DLFfiAiL1'fER ' - 704' 5 . D TP Qffgf' fr QQ X f nti o H my My ' k','x X X 50 e M X W N 1 if QIFYK MICHAEL ABBOTT 1 9' . IL 'L , , - L, A - J I Q I 2 I FRANK ALISHIO is.: SHERYL ALVERSON N I 44 ,S 1 Us RONALD ANDERSON -Q PATRICIA BAKER , R- - s N. K ,,, . I fi., S uw ,' 1 unlk wif .M I MICHAEL ACKLEY GRANT ALLEN 4.x is ' Vi Jumm ANCHEN WN In sg, If X BARBARA ARKILLS Q Z4 . U If T' ALBERT ADAMS JO ANN ADOLFSON SUSAN AITKEN I5 A' an :E 'Q ' ' , 'E' JAMES ALLEN PAT ALLEN LELAND ALLIGIRE 11 ,Q-. , ' 1 ff' . . XR DAVID ANDERSON LAURIE ANDERSON BABS ARNDT SHARON ARNOLD Ax. ,pf va KM: I. V. J N . ff- A , ' Q'Si-.' 1 LINDA ANDERSON CAROLE ASHLIN l'x. 17-f' 7 DONNA ALBERS SQA mf JOHN ALLYN RICHARD ANDERSON in xi JAMES AULT LARRY BALDRIDGE FRANK CARLETTA BALZARINI ILONA BANGSUND SANDRA BARDSLEY STEPHEN BARDSLEY CAROLINE BARRETT SHARON BAUER DIANE BAXTER LINDA BECKSTROM JUDY BELLINGAR I Is INR SSI M253 A , M Q5 ix ! Successful roll proiects. ALBERT BENDER GLENNA BENNETT JUDYTH BENNETT IM SHARON BERGER CAROL BESSER fx JERRY BISHOP Q! w-...v K-1 DERONDA BLAKE LOIS BOKN CAROLYN BOLINGER CONSTANCE BORDEN JOHN BOWEN GLENDA BOWLING T vi ' , hi. Ii 'F-7 I' 477 KENNY BORNSTEDT Ol JOAN BOYDEN CARL BRATTON A f ,JUDY GEORGIANA BERCH LINDA BLACKINTON 'S :nn Q . I VJ S DIANE BOSTROM li 95 2. X5 ' me ANII snosr, v, Av' I 'II 8 . Y r,' ra .E P IM. f IQ y . ff I . xl: A I A ' 1- 5,4 I II, 5 II x ' I ' I .1 A g 1 I, A CES I Y, 5' ,N v I H 3 Q A f - 0 W Q KW U Q , ,-' 5 ,FNJ xf I . W v Q ALLAN mzoucmon Russm :I- DAISY sauce I S? . r 'J J EJ I I. ff I Q ' I . J J' I A 'A ' I I I I I 1 , X N ', L T' 4 X x , Maw. ,,- . J 4, g . Na, 'nu I 'I I . ' J , I I' ' o wnuAM aufm WAN summons HERBERT sum Who SHYS I m 'WWW m ded' 'H y: 7 , I CAROL BURNS 1 WILLIAM CALDWELL GERALD BURR W' Q7 . ' V241 C f 3 'QQ' 'K' GARY CAMERON I A ,an Rf 'TS-r .IOHNEL CARPER JUDITH CARR 'i 'Q b TQ I' PV 5.5. ' ROBERT CHAMBERLAIN ROBERT CHAVEY --.-.-.., 5, ?fT?ff-4 BB' Tywimigi ,, f.....A.,. ',, I' , 1-an 2, W, H 5 1 , f ,. ff -' wen- , , ,Mn , 9. VIRGINIA BURRIS CHARLOTTE CAMPBELL I lg. ,I .ygg WEN lcirw., 1 f 1 ,if -I if ffl f GEORGE CARTER v- ' JUDY CHRISTOFFERSON Always follow directions. -4 .L DAVID BURTON ff' QI MARSHALL CAMPBELL i-L, I., XXX! CAROL CASAD rs. A H ,.JiN ' Yaffrf I H, rmvm cuxsoe I 2? b g f S Mucmmcos 'sf 'C MARIE BUTSKO H V ' 1 BUTCH CARLEY DONNA CASTLE ir 6' ANITA CLARK 47 '-v 'N v CLAUDEEN COFFMAN GEORGE CADERO av' - . . ly BERNARD CARLSEN ' FRANK CETEZNIK K' 11. BETTY CLOUGH -cg, RONALD COLE tk w--Y PATRICIA comm MARY cowum GLORIA COMNICK F, ROBERT CONFER JAMES COOPER SANDRA DAY GLORIA De8RITZ I 37 I vw vw -l - ,375 -I 'ff' JUDY DEISMAN DOUGlAS DESKINS 4, 'x DIANE COVELLO 4 U sf' F 7' Al 1? DTC nf ' C7 KAREN DAVIDSON Ns '? ARTHUR DECKER ELAINA DECKER If 5 , , , -. A i.. I.. .. ci? x 1 Xx I f PAUL DEWAR GRETCHEN DeYOUNG C7 2:25, Y- I .5 EDWARD DAY MARY DAY . in ' A Q, ,. ,I ff I is f I A IVIL , X GERAID DeJONG CAR Del.0NG w .iv pn, Nam lv? X. JACK DICKEY DONNA DIXON ff' '41, - ID 3 yr, 'lr'-17 IJ I I , ' 1 , ,.1v,-'- A 'g 7 4 M.. Y 1 ig +? f v,I i fl . , ',5P1s.,L' f-I' '5-aff 5 3 JUDY DODSON ARDUTH DONDANVILLE SHERRY DOXSIE PATRICIA DRAPER MARY DUNN GAIL DURHAM 5,1 ol fm X? niwmzm-1 ,ff-fwy,ffvfulu 1ylsrf1p. W I. JANET DUROCNER THOMAS ENERSON JEAN ENGELS 'I III I' , I LI1-L' 'P E!! - IQ - . Q 1 I ,I Il 5 n I .Wai ' I' uri.: II Mfg' RAYMOND mcusn rmvuo smcxson erzuwo fmcxson Junior af work? 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Q,-had ' 'agp 115 .126 'y FT xii 13 1 f 1 - 'f i '-I fm 1, -L - - 1 ,- vgf,:,.-1-I, 41 ,2 r, Q 1- ,. fi ., f nu :qi , ' 5, V ' Ig' if ,A ,ff -3,5 44 Q1-,,.j mg Y ' -V , A ..1,. ,. , Q 5, .il ,, ' ' W 'f'i-I-'F - 'H . .-wg -F fy., i-'r H1i?,g -D I, , .- W -- , ... . 'rf V - -H , views-4,5 .Wm INDIAN RESULTS West Seattle 0 Garfield 6 West Seattle 6 Cleveland O West Seattle 6 Queen Anne 0 West Seattle 7 Roosevelt 2 l West Seattle ld Ballard 6 West Seattle l9 Lincoln 7 West Seattle 0 Franklin I3 MARK BAILEY sr. Tackle MIKE CLABOE - End 9 'J L 1? ' , Vs l . , ROGER BLEDSOE - Jr. U J Left Halfback 1 MIKE AB5011' - jr. JOHN ELLIOTT - Sr. Quarterback End All-city H.M, , 7 . a- 4 Q pu , .t 3-N r 5 ANDY EKER - sr, X' Guard f 68 L COACH umm le JOHN FERRIS f Sr. Guard BOB HOOTS - Sr. Guard ,,,., .qv, if sr- - A Q- . A n 1.1 ,' LARRY rtscltsre - sr. n End , , ..f 'f J -at TOM JOHNSON - Sr. Center C0-Captain All-City JERRY HAWKINS - Sr. Tackle All-City H.M. TIM JOSLIN - Sr. End All-City BOB HOIEN - Sr. Tackle ' All-City lnspiratlon Award P' 09 Co-Captain 4 ! JOHN JUTTE - Jr. - Quarterback .l. BOB NUBER - Sr. Tackle I BOB KIRCHNER - sr. I Quarterback 'T' T -v . 49.1 rj.. 'ggi i I MIKE o'NeiLL - sf. ' Halfback All-City H.M. BILL KIRLIN - sr. Fullback Aoi-city .ei FRANK PEACOCKE - Sr 'ff End 's. X i JULIAN MoNTovA - Haifbaek AII-City H.M. x q.,,' 'G' JIM MCFADDEN - Sr. Fullback I LE SMITH - J. , .. I N r Center il ,X 4, , ... um if ., a JJ The mighty lndians of West Seattle had a wonderful team in the year of '57. Examining the record for the season you will find West Seattle in third place with five wins and two losses. This record does not do merit to the effort put into the game by the boys who wore the blue and gold. In recognition of our great team, Mr. Ullin said that it was one of the finest teams he had ever coached here at West Seattle. Only one team could compare with this one, and it was the team of '48 that wound up in the Turkey Day Game. In going over the season, we find that in the first game West Seattle suffered a loss to Garfield, who was to be the eventual champion. Then the picture brightened as West Seattle went on the warpath and downed Cleveland and Queen Anne respectively by scores of 6 to O. Continuing on, they turned back a big Roosevelt squad on the terms of 7 to 2. Next to fall was Ballard, who was handed a defeat by the score of I4 to 6, termed a big upset by newspapermen of the city. Things began to look really bright and a possible chance to play in the Turkey game loomed into sight. After scalping Lincoln by a I9 to 7 defeat our slim chances were pinned on the Garfield-Ballard game. Spirits rose high that week, as everyone was pulling for Ballard. It was the school's hope for a Ballard victory over the Bulldogs to make it possible for West Seattle to play in the all important Turkey Day Game. ln the final week with Garfield leading the league and Franklin and West Seattle one game behind, it looked like an exciting climax to the season. lt turned out to be shattered dreams with Garfield winning over Ballard. Franklin, the next night, snapped the Indian five game winning streak with a disappointing score of I3 to O, as the Indians came so close to the championship, and yet so far. To the men in the Blue and Gold who fought for West Seattle, we thank you. From our great team we had four players named to All-City, and the same number received honorable mention for outstanding play. lt is for certain that if the students of West Seattle could hand out such an honor, all would receive it for outstanding performance. FINAL STANDINGS w I t Garfield 6 0 I Franklin 6 I O Y., - WEST SEATTLE 5 2 O ffaf Ballard 4 3 O Queen Anne 2 5 0 Roosevelt I 4 2 Cleveland I 5 I Lincoln I 6 O . 'I PHIL SLOCOMB - Sr. Halfback MEL TERRANA - Sr. Guard 42 ,, . ' ' JERRY WINKLE - Sr. Halfback All-City H.M. X .X GENE RUCH - Sr. Halfback I 1 is ' 14 5 ' l 'MT' i GARY TISDALE - Sr. Guard 69 M X I COACH CAMPBELL D Q ' Lv fi ft l , ---4. LL'Q.u-' SECOND TEAM Back row Coach Phelan, R. Bledsoe, P. Brandon, C. Watts, J. Pillings, Coach Campbell. Middle row R. Anderson, B. Nuber, T. Potter, K. Ogard, P. Womsley. Front row F. Carley, J. Jutte, L. Smith, T. Paris, A. McCaffery, R. Healy. Reviewing the second and third teams' seasons it is found that the wins did not equal the losses. However, the primary purpose of these teams is to build for the coming year. This year's second team has some good players who will be able to fill the shoes of the graduating varsity. Coach Roberts said that you cannot expect too much of the third team, because for many ofthe boys this was their first experience in league competition. The third team still has another year to prove itself before becoming the varsity team. THIRD TEAM Back row Row six Row five Row four Row three Row two Row one D. Grimes, D. Claboe, Coach Roberts. Coach Mitchell, J. Davis, C. Dowd. M. Newell, J. Wuichet, W. Sulman, D. Saunders, D. Marshall. D. Trimble, D. Parenteau, J. Slcoog. D. Edwards, B. Joyce, D. NlcPoland. D. Ulhn, RW Hammond, R. Wenger, L. Granguist, J. Christotferson, A. Scharer J. Pederson. A. Hanson, G. Baskett, J. Bolts, D. Pettibone, J. Baskter, J. Merrill. W Vtxetl D Y 'oft R if i i 'f t, . usn , . fioore, C. Wilme, R. Nohl, G. French, D. J. inrnter ' R. Tu Centinoh. erson L. Moore. S. DeVry, G. Goodman, unknown, H. Jutte, S. Y lg N l tl Q!! 'of MANAGERS Back row D. Grimes, J. Kravitz. Middle row C. Dowd, R. Stevenson, J. McCaf- fery. Front row D. Claboe, J. Davis. ll.. Loose ball recovered in Ballard game. -1-'5 - .l A victory over Queen Anne. Touchdown against Ballard. Jerry flustered by Roosevelt tacklers. Roger Bledsoe Jr. Guard 00.1 ' t' Q , , ? is West Seattle West Seattle West Seattle West Seattle West Seattle West Seattle West Seattle Q-,J 'tu' INDIAN 60, 43 46, 60 58, 51 53, 53 47, 54 53, 35 43, 43 Coach Pripp Mike Claboe Sr. Center Inspiration award K, t I o Rssuns ' Queen Anne 62, 58 ' Cleveland 63, 63 '- ' Ballard 63,72 Franklin 58,41 Lincoln 7l,86 Roosevelt 62, 40 Garfield 74, 63 l ,, Q in A . .9 I K '- ' Wffh 1 N C 7 Donald Connors ' Sr. Forward George Carlson Sr. Forward 4 7 l f , tl I U QQ, s , X' fl I 7 1 Jerry Hedvall Sr. Center George Carter Sr. Guard lx ' I A J Ivy fy V5 .5 . 4 42 72 Bob House Sr. Forward Hon. Men. All-City Bob Hurst Sr. Forward X 59- . R -4:2 1 .ff Ernie King Sr. Guard At the completion of the season, we find the Indians at the bottom of the scramble with a season record of one win and thirteen losses. Although the Indians kept on the losing trail they still came back for more, with the vigor and fight they started with. The Indians looked good when dropping a close decision to Queen Anne by a score of 62 to 60. In the second encounter, the Grizzlies downed a scrapping Indian squad with the score ending at 58 to 43. Then, in the first game with Cleveland, West Seattle was handed a slight upset by a score of 63 to 46. In their second meeting, the winless Braves were about to win their first game, but the Eagles pulled it out of the fire with less than one minute to go by a score of 63 to 60. Next to invade Denny were the Beavers of Ballard. The Beavers went home with a victory by a score of 63 to 58. Ballard came back against the Indians with a big crew which proved to be too much for the West Siders, with a score of 72 to 5l. Willt WGST Seattle fighting with Franklin for the cellar position of the league, Franklin graciously relin- quished it to the Indians with a score of 58 to 53. The second meeting, which was the thirteenth game of the season, proved to be the lucky one for the Indians. They set the Quakers down Wlflt B SCOVG Of 53 to 4l- Meeting the defending state champion, Lincoln, the Indians went down to defeat by a score of 7l to 47. On their own court, the Indians looked better against Lincoln, but still were downed by a score of 86 to 54. Finding the Teds coming to Denny, the lowly Indians were ready to upset Roosevelt, but went down to defeat by a score of 62 to 53. In the second game the Indians were looking for another victory, they pulled this one out by a score of 40 to 35. Next there was Garfield, who gave more trouble to the Indians than anyone else. They set the West Siders back both times. The first game was 7l to 47, the second game was 63 to 43. Although the season was darkened by the record of losses, there were still a few bright spots in it. Jim Thomas was selected first team all-city, and Bob House won honorable mention. The most encouraging thing was the spirit shown by the Indians in game after game, regardless of losses. W L Jim Thomas Ifssssca I3 EZ Slliftild Garfield 10 A Most Valuable Player Ballard 6 8 Queen Anne 6 8 Cleveland 6 8 Franklin 3 ll . West Seattle l I3 xl A Ll Q. .M fy , ly Glen Mattison Jr. Guard Doug Vosler Jr. Center 15- fx . l George Nokes Sr. Guard Coach Roberts I 73 HS Xgvl Wf 's Q 243' 7 A 15 X WEZXJ Nfl VX Dave Cla boe Front row: B. Carlsen, G. Mateson, D. Hannaford, J. Bishop, R. Bledsoe. Back row: J. Heytvelt, J. Allen, J. Mathews, J. Cooper, M. Abbott, D. Edwards. 5' -:E WJ 4. 'J bd I. X4 ttS'llAN.5'l ff X KSC Front row: B. Barnhard, L. Moore, R. Carlsen. S. Centinoli, R. Hansen. Back row, R. Deutscher, J. Christotterson, D. lVlcPaland, J. Tarahocltia C. Green. M. Healy, J. Ernst. The Second and Third team did better than the varsity this year, in regard to season records. The Second team possessed a record ot 4 wins, and 8 losses, while the Third team had a record of 7 wins, and 5 losses. With these two things in mind, the future prospects ot the Indians look bright, and the members of the Second and Third teams will loin the holdovers for next year's Indians. 'FQ' xii 15. Y' xl' wzsx 'XZ' 1 5 H 'B 453 P 13' we .. .Q . N fe asf 5 X'-Aw -ww, Mike Abbott 6 f' , 'VS J X, 1' Vi-.QV 1. if Coach Pripp John Elliott Mike Garvey Gary Gribble 76 19 i Bob Hoien Tim Joslin f,1i Q X John Jutfe Ernie King Bob Kirchner X ff Jim McFadden Glen MaTTison Julian Montoya George Nokes Roger Ronning Gary Tisdale 77 Due To a deadline, iT is impossible To determine how The Indians will finish. BuT This year's Team proves To be of sTrong championship caliber. The Team is backed by a sTrong mound sfaff of reTurning IeTTermen wiTh The addi- Tion of several newcomers. lf we were To consider The reTurning leTTerrnen, and players from lasT year's cham- pionship Second Team, The lndians could be called sTrong in every posifion. Also, The sTrengTh shown in pracTice games gives us an idea of The power and possibiliTies of This Team. Doug E tvlis. J if N Coach Nlifchell WII S dy Th S I! Th 4au.!7,ust Wwe Mai 3W A gv QQ X I '0Pi'7'L0'LL1 m9 C0-cacw.J 7Wdffc,ecu2,Z1.Q, 61.91 ML? 700' ' ,f ZQZMM anim WW? X ff Z -...ff -. I w 'K ' r Sl ' .A 'rf Z Ng I , A 'f f 5' ff N N 3' Q 1 fl 6 el k J j f x Q f X 'X K X X A X Q ,, if f - I Q , f f fy ? f 1 ' 'U if K 1 f 9 xv! 255 f may My X -ff 95' 7 . Ng fff'4 78 X up ,X f 674.470 75 M406 55416544 H ,-7 m7g,7f76ceJ SPF G0 f Q 5942 zgfq fag, . fy fffm' if 17747 0705 'tai'- Y 1 724629 ., 1 fag 53,3 ,X f 5 6131625 za effzffwa ' Q A . ' 4706! 3' HQ57 Gkdlgf iv ' . K i T .,, J W X ' D XC -- -,,fNx K' J ' E5 fy A A All 34 . , at X 1q q 1' . X X X . tb Cgm ,,, OL F! I ' gg 5 A l zxiz 1 tb ' A I 1 5 A I ,. ' .N I A Yell Leaders. EEE iornrtjign . f ' XX V A of M I l l Gaiyrgolliellllld X? 7 X.. .f , I V gg -1 Dennis Okicich J, ' f fl Dizlfods kj 24 1 ? EhetBHal1dy R 5 if Q 6 in 2 fl Second Row: G. Mattison, L. Hathaway, L. Moore, J. Raleigh, J. Bishop, J. Woodcock, M. Healy, RH thGR sdellHJtte . er , . an , . u . Front Row: J. Mattingly, L. Grandquist, B. Barnhard, J. Delawrenti, M. Malvar, R. Bledsoe, A. Hanson. Not Pictured: Ezie Johnson, By Joyce. Gary Baskett. '. , a ' 4 - Larry Damm , 'L 51 Jim Mahr J ,Ql ' x , Mike Goebel F 7 ',. K JI. Ron Carlson G.,- '31-f-3 Coach Campbell Not pictured: Mel Terrana, Charles Watts Mel Vandenberg ,lan - 1 ws W. CUM: Jerry Winkle, Captain Bill Kirlin Due to the Kimtah going to press before the season is detere mined, this write-up has no final scores. But we would like to say that under the capable leadership of the track coach, Mr. Campbell, the Indians started to show promise early this year. The Green Lake Marathon records fell to the swift distant men of West Seattle. This, plus a big bunch of re- turning lettermen, makes it highly possible for a champion- ship team of the Indians. 'K ai' Q W Dick Yuskoff. J Tim Perry Bordon Taylor ,,f 'A 0 lg ' rg J T, f ,QI G.. Bob Johnson by Jim Bemis Ron Olive 80 Dave Stackle Ed Amick I 3'- lg: Mike Ferrell 1. fat DaIelEl-Iis if CD Bud Booth '89 fv, f Micheal Angelo Larry Baldridge Burnell Harl ff-5 ii '79, Q , Harold Lloyd v 'r 1,1 -.f , 'K Gary Gebhart if , ' 2 . ' 4 Don Boyd Ci M, Duane Arnold , J R lllv' ,l Q ', M A Jim Young Y .W riff Wayne Wyeth Leo Moler Karl Walters i .fav , if ,X S Bob Baldrldge , i ,, f. .. Jacques Davis if Joe Bookler Q i G x Q? . QE bg W 4. Cd! if f ' A 1' I A Don Conner 14 Q ,R .3 N Marvin eferson .XX ff 4' i, V Dave Morgan QA l Mike Newell Coach Alsleben an Bob Stevenson , '-Q, fy-v- ' - my . 'is f,. , CurTisJNichols Chuck lC'Dl 'il .lohn Chrisfofferson Golf Dick Hannaford Don Denckla Not pictured. Gary Metzger Art Peterson Jack Morris John Stordall Bill Gothart Bob Degroote n vb, Mr. Doty, Coach .W Q Q1 L s Q -ffm, f-X Gerald Okada X Kermit Zarley xl? Jim Magnussen Bill Blackburn TENNIS This is the season of uncertainty for the tennis men of West Seattle. With one senior and the rest iunior returning Iettermen this could be bright but still could be another season of building for the Indians. If some of the new sophomores prove themselves as good as they showed early this spring this could place West Seattle about third or fourth, according to Mr. Franks, Tennis coach. GOLF With the season not yet started, it is hard to determine what the future holds for the golfers of West Seattle. In asking Coach Doty of this season's prospects, he said we have a great chance if Zarley recovers and the progress of his sophomores proceed along about a normal pace. This leaves the season a big question mark. There is, however, five returning Iettermen and a few bright sophomores. 82 King Kelso fifq 1 'LJ iv yqv Jerry Bierke -'1 t ' 2.9 ii G ' x , 'V' j X e ...1 Xpi 5 Del Osburn Scott DeVry 5 0 J 'A-X MQ. f r Ken Watts - as Q a ,fi i o Maj . kr I 'ff N 'x fifm ' Mike Berry Norm widifz Q 2j Kr' Q l STuarT Smith ' 4 O 9 Bob Herman Mr. Franks, Coach Dave Broadnax Tennh ,r 1 Dave Trimble George Mangini Berry Sprout Int ramural ff? ,.f ,fl- 'U V ' 1 .NTAX ,gig 'Mmm s ' We. , 'gif' Six -jf l-I ing. BN., gr lxfw--flu. Mr. Doty Intramural is for the students not playing in or- ganized sports. Coach Doty said it helps give unity and develops sportsmanship for those playing in in- tramurals. 1 xff A- - ' 2L..'?', ffffi 13- r-,,- .fruit Boys' Club Back Row: F. Peacock, G. Gribble, E. King, R Hoots, J. Dolan, M. Claboe, B. Kirlin, J. Hawkins L. Fisher, J. Winkle, J. McFadden. Third Row: J. Elliot, J. Magnussen, R. Bledsoe J. Jutte, B. Kirchner, P. Slocomb, D. Claboe, D Osburn, G. Ruch, R. Stevenson, J. Montoya. Second Row: J. Hedvall, J. Thomas, R. Ronning R. Hurst, G. Tisdale, W. Booth, D. Arnold, J Bemis, B. Hoien, B. House, J. Okada, J. Davis. First Row: J. Morris, J. Bierke, K. Zarley, D. Den ckla, A. Eker, M. Abbott. D. Stackle, G. Mattison G. Nokes, M. O'Neill. Gi C I U b T Johnson B House B Hoien M Claboe J Winkle 'hifi 5, Back Row: A. Hardwick, S. Burgess, J. Hooten, J. Payne, T Turley J Hayford Front Row: Miss McElwee, S. Templeton, R. Johnson, K. Parsloe T Vickery Q., v. A , ' - 4 .4 4 ' - I , pf, ,qv v . , , - 5? 4 3 Qffg M3 My QMLSJQMLXQ Q, gn Q M1419 Av ii'.12fI,?,,ffCi4Qfw vii' !Qqj-mf! AW wwfv ,fw1f4ff 4f4M,,g ff? Ms, A,6A f ' f b, --I ,fiq-E! ,149-Gnwfihv Lkfignwdfk-QQ ,Q j' QI 'J ' . .UL MH Ntf lbtf ll i', tan may, XM W ,H fyidiif M ww f , , C5 Yxxx is Class Officers President Mike O'Neil Vice-President, Joann Kelly Secrelary, Karen Rinnert Treasurer, Paul Stariha Advisor, Mrs. Kennedy Ll J EX? fx' I 1 Q ! 1.7 Qi ff l 2 V 'fr V y Q a 1 1 The Seniors are Those who have climbed The mounTain, To feel The surge of achievement! To look beyond Toward higher challenge Toward bigger mounTains To be met and conquered as successfully as This one. f 'J' H I ,fm ' V x I Q. A F?-HJ 0 ,Hg g Xi K. A ,AK lrrr , x N: l ,tv f l li gi li i l l l l X 7 6 9 'fu- .55-, PQ we 1 , ,, if . M i 2 as f D J ,Q SENIOR COMMITTEES P.-T.A. Dance: Joann Kelly, Joan Louisell Assembly: Mike Claboe, Colleen White Sr. Drive: Butch Wingate, Dorothy Joyce Prophecy: Penny Slater, Larry Blackaller Christmas Decoration: Kora Zimmerman, Judy Will and Testament: Margery Gould, Sandy Hancock Sparks White Day Dance: Carol Luker, Andy Eker Graduation Party: Claudia Cleveland, Gary Luncheon: Anne Melde, Bob Hoien T'Sd5l-9 Sr. Gift: Rae Anne Besser, John Ferris A 0' D, J lb ,421 'Bl ,dtfsw 'A' 89 'SG'- CT' CONSTANCE ABRAMS lConniel PTA Teas Committee Co-Chairman, Graduation Party, Ski Club. To attend college for a few years, become a pri- vate secretary, marry, and raise a family. SUSAN AHNGER lSusieJ Honor Society, Senior Dance, PTA Dance Com- mittee, Installations, Ticket Sales Com. Member. To go into the secretarial field, and then have a successful marriage, LOIS JEAN AHRENIUS Ueanie, Speedl Torch, Ensemble, Pow Wow '56, '57, Talent As- sembly, Big Sister. To never be afraid of what tomorrow may bring, but live each day as it comes. JOSEPH AIKEN Uoel Roll Officer. To finish high school, and travel in Europe. PENNY ALLEN lPenelopel CSG Point Comissioner, Advisory Council, Torch, To attend the U. DOROTHY ALLEN lDotJ Big Sister, Sophomore Class Rep., Nurses Aid, Drill team, Pep and Assembly Commission member. To always be as happy as possible, and to go to the University of Washington. HARLEY ALLEN JAMES ALLGIRE Intramural Basketball. Go to college, find a girl with money and marry her for love, be worthy of my parents and my Lord. 4 ' i I I , . 1 ' V, '-gulf . H fi f ' - 'r .I We W ,' ,NH X V. Ax. A X' A :iii Ste' . 'lst' nzis 1 .' I if r f if so AMICK lSmedleyl Boys' Club Secretary, President of Warriors, Track, Bowling, Ski Club. To graduate. MARILYN AMICK lMickJ Roll Officers, Girls' Club Committees, Christmas Decorations, Graduation Party, Study Checker. To attend Business College and to always make Dick happy, 5- I? A ' . ., SANDRA AMMERMAN lSandy, Bunkyl Senior Drive, Christmas Decorations, Kimtah. To greet each day as a stepping stone toward a happy and successful future, SHARON ANDERSEN If qu, 'L LINDA L. ANDERSON lAndy, Lin! Big Sister, Roll Offices, Senior Committees, Home Economics Club. To become a successful dress designer, and take a trip to Hawaii sometime. MARGERY ANDERSON lMargYl Home Economics Club. To work, then try to make somebody happy al- ways. 1' MARY ANDERSON SHARON ANDERSON JORENE ANGLIN lJot Big Sister. TONI ANNIS lTonel Roll Officer, Senior Drive, Girls' Club Committee, Girls' Club Representative, Big Sister. To go to secretarial school and be one of ihoge lucky secretaries that sit on their boss's knee, PAULINE ANTONICH lPaulyl Big Sister, Christmas Decorations, Graduation Party, Girls' Club Committees. To spend my life making the one I love happy, and to have as rich and successful a life as my parents. ARLENE ARNESEN lArnel Roll President, Study Hall Commission, Graduation Party, Christmas Decorations. To attend college and to lead a IWBDDY, success- ful life. ' 1 DUANE ARNOLD Ur.l Track, Letterman Club. College. BABETTA BABBITT Roll Secretary, Ski Club, Swimming Team, Study Hall Checker, Honor Society. To be a secretary and sit on the boss's lap. DAVE BAERMAN fBl Warriors Club V.P., Torch, Senior Rep. Go to college, be an automotive engineer and a good Christian. MICHEAL BAILEY QQ' , fp . .1 ,ian 3 I ' li .Q lu, I X K ' :' A I o RAYMOND BAKER lRayl College, service, and get a good iob. ROBERT BALDRIDGE A X DONNA BARNARD fbebbiel Big Sister, Prophecy. To marry Gordie. DAVID BARNES Gm f STEPHEN BARR SUSAN BARRETT ISue, Suzyl Big Sister, French Club, Girls' Club Committee Chairman, Out of School Commission, Roll Offices. To be like my wonderful mom, and to help a certain redhead. 9l LAMAR BARROWS JOHN BARRY Tennis, Sr. Choir, Intramural, Jr. Class Rep. To solve life's problems successfully. I liijafv ' I 2 V- N 1 ' ' 7 .wi JANET BARTELD Torch, Girls' Club Rep., Counseling Clerk, Proph- ecy. To be a Home Economics maior at the U, and to put the course to the best possible use. JEANETTE BARTON Uennyl Girls' Club Entertainment Dept. Head, Band, Torch, Orchestra, FTA. To find happiness and help others find it, and to fight the rapids of the Green River again. NILA BARUTH Girls' Club Committees, Home Economics Club. Go to college, and become a stewardess. MARGARET BEATTIE fMargiel Torch, FTA, Math. Club. To become a Laboratory Technician, the best housewife ever, and to be the first women presi- dent. AV is 4 A! V 3, , 'Lag r: ,Q , ,- - -'I 1 I TIM BEDAL lBettIeI Track. College, stay a bachelor like Dale, have fun hunt! ing with Jaeger, Boone, Butler, and Wood, and then go to Montana. JAMES BELL Uiml Boys' Club Auto Show. To get half as beautiful a machine as Bob Pretzel thinks he has. fl' a A ' --.4 Q- ., ,- JAMES BEMIS Uiml Track. College. REX BENEDICT lBuIII Study Checker, Boys' Club Rep. To have all the muscles Cub thinks he has. L f- .hx li 11' '17 E -gr. ff ., ' ' I I X - PATRICIA BENNETT GARLAND BERGER lHamburger, Bergermisterl Roll Officer, Choir, Ski Club, Audio Visual Crew, Library Rep. Major in music, in the college of my choice and be the worId's greatest ditch digger, SHARON BERGTHOLD THOMAS BERO . 'lm X PN nn , ROBERT BERRIDGE lBobI Bowling, Senior Drive. To ioin the Navy with Gary and Lee, and maybe someday to go to college. RAE ANN BESSER lRaeI Girls' Club Committee Chairman, Senior Prophecy, Senior Gift Chairman, Big Sister. To live my life so that I can be proud of it when I look back, and to go to Whitman College. it '? WILLIAM BEYERS, IBIIIJ Debate Vice-President, Assembly Commission, Justice Commission, Ensemble. College, then Meteorology. PRISCILLA BIGGE lPris, Percyl Girls' Club Vice-Pres., Roll Officer, Kimtah, Girls' Club Committee Chairman, Ski Club. To always make my parents proud of me, and to fight the rapids of the Green River again. JN' K in-gf 5 JANET BILES IJannieI Torch, Advanced Choir, Girls' Club Rep., Girls' Club Committees, Moccasin Club. To serve as a nurse in any way my Lord has planned for me. WARREN BINKLEY fBinkI Library Rep., Audio Visual Crew, Out of School Commission. .1 '- 16 ' I W1 fa It , .fm -1 f ,Y - rg, ' X sk .XA KENNETH BIRD fKenI Yell Squad, RICHARD BIRD lDickI Be a millionaire, marry the most beautiful girl in the world. iw - Q if ,I My Q , -' 2,-1 f Vvlr f I JOHN BIRKLAND Warriors, Intramural. College and then . . . '? Who knows? DONALD BLACKALLER ILarry, Blackyl Treasurer of Soph. Class, In School Commissioner, Inter-High, Sr. Play, Senior Prophecy Cqjmmiffee, Aeronautical Engineer, and become the first man to fly to the moon, l rf' f LELAND BLACKBURN ROBERT D. BLAIR lBobl Warrior's Club Secretary, Honor Society, Study Checker, Roll Room Sec., Sr. Class Comm. College with a possible maior in military obliga- tion, marriage and a happy and prosperous life. , ,., -fbf , . -HQ - 'H ' is l' 6 f--' X ,af 1 A-5 29, ..,, . RODGER BLANTON lBuzzl Work, get enough money to buy one of those hot Corvettes. College, Air Force, and C. B. MADELEINE BLITZ lMouchkel Co-Editor of Kimtah, Veep of Honor Society, Roll Officer, Archaeology Club, French Club. To lead a good, useful and enioyable life. -q-ef' RODGER BLOOM Boys' Club, Roll Room Officer, Christmas Drive, Potlatch. Graduate from the U, and always be worthy of my family and friends. DARLENE BOHLIN lDuckal Girls' Club Rep., Torch, Bowling. To attend the University of Washington. ,nf ' ' , . 0 9 J: .,..-T! Ax' .al A I' , ., As ' 45' f s 7091 5 . M ,A ,vw JO ANN BOHN Uodyl Girls' W Club, Girls' Club Comm. Co-Chairman, Band, Roll Officer, Orchestra. Go to college and take up the vocation best for me, and give my family many opportunities. RUTH BOHN 5 fw ff, ,, ., is ,f ee' N. -' PHYLLIS BOLTZ LARRY BOONE lBonel Christmas decorations. Graduate from WSHS, earn a million bucks, and get out of the state on a vacation. 4.5.3. Q 1 4' Hin . g, 'f Q 4, .1 N 'Q ' MARY BOOTH lMarel CSG Commissions, Sr. Drive, Graduation Party, Torch, Girls' Club Committees. Drive my car without having everyone tease me, go to the U and become a teacher. WAYNE BOOTH lBucll Advisory Council, CSG President, Track, Dance Committee. College, and to find my purpose in life, and then laugh about it. 93 KATHLEEN BOWERS lKathyl Torch, Orchestra, Home Ec. Club, FTA. ' Attend Western College, and meet annually with Janet. CAROLYN BOYD To get married and have 3V2 kids. lv- 'El x NT, BONNIE LOU BRADER lBonil Sr. Rep., Sr. Assembly, Pep Club, Sr. Dance. To marry the most wonderful boy in the world, and raise a fine Christian family. DREANA BRADO Sr. Activities, Roll Officer, Big Sister. To be successful in whatever I do, and to always keep smiling. PHILLIP BRANDON lPhill Football, Roll President, Advanced Choir. Goto college and be half the man my brother is. Then see the world and meet some beautiful for- eign girls, JIM BREWER Band, Basketball, Pep Band. Go to College. 2 -rl ig Q-.-vs. X ,.,,, 'SW MARY J0 BREWER Uol Senior Assembly, Big Sister, Choir, Tom-Tom. To marry that certain someone, Goto college and always be happy. DAVID BROADNIK t .fu 41 :CS BETTY BURDIN SANDRA BURGESS lSandy, Stringbeanl Kimtah, Girls' Club, Chairman of the Prom Decora- tions, Ski Club, W Club, I I To go to college and try to be successful in life. cf' JAMES BURNETT GERALDINE L. BURR Ueri, Bunny, Burrl Getting through school. ' To always be happy and beat Zole Perry's driv- ing record. MARLENE JOYCE BURROWS lMarl Roll Offices, Girls' Club Committees, Senior Lunch- eon, CSG Commission, Christmas Decorations. To marry Jim and to make all my dreams come true. COLLEEN BUSBY CBUZI Torch, Pow Wow, Senior Play, Veep of Advanced Choir, Ensemble, Big Sister. Always continue my singing with the goal of mak- ing others happy, and take liberal arts in college. '-:Y FRED BUTLER Warrior's Club, Stage Crew. Build a full race 56 Ford and race Jarome leager's peep. SHIRLEY BYBEE Dance Committee Chairman, Christmas Decora- tions, Senior Party, Make-up. To goto college at BYU, then after a year or two get married and be a successful mother. JERRY BYRNE JUDITH ANN CAMPAGNE Uudi-Judl Maiorette for the band lhalf-time entertainmentl, Pow Wow. Attend Central Washington College of Education and become a school teacher. LINDA CAMPBELL llindyl After school sports, Girls' Club Scrapbook, IFO, Pep, Bowling, To never fail my parents who have never failed me. To try and graduate from the U. PAIGE CANFIELD Senior Party Committee, Senior Dance Committee, Ski Club, Torch, Advanced Choir. Hitch my wagon to a star and enioy the ride. GEORGE CARLSEN lBurpl Basketball, Roll President, Football. To someday leave everything and live at the canal. NICOLA CARLSON lNickyl President of the Honor Society. Marriage, College. ,f'? NORENE CARLSON tNonnie, No-Nol IPO President, Psycho-Tintinnabulationists, Ad- ministration Commission, Big Sister, Class Rep. To make those I love happy, and to live up to the trust my parents have in me. BETTY CARPINE CRAIG CARSTENSEN JUDITH CARTER Uudyt Chinook Managing Editor, Torch, Roll Offices, Girls' Club Committes, Senior Class Committees. Goto college and someday be able to do as much for my parents as they have done for me. ,l ' t,,,,o N.,-1 BERT ARTHUR CASE lCa'sel Stage Crew. To own a chain of restaurants. LYNN CASEMAN lCaseyJ Boys' Club. To produce potentially premature pollywog potion for people with purple poodles. RALPH CENTIOLI ISkip, Wopl Roll President. To be Pope, and go to college. HELEN CHAMBERLAIN lBuffyl Assembly Commission. College. JIM CHANDLER Roll President. Go to Mexico with Beck and Woods and raise enough money to buy Rakus a wig for that bald head of his. ROSE CHRISTENSEN 'A 'T-442' 4? LANCE CHRISTIANSEN MIKE CLABOE fCIabasouskil Football, Basketball, Color Guard, Roll Veep, Sr. White Day Assembly Co-Chairman. To go to college. fum T5 ',. TERRY CLARK Stage Crew, Bowling, Science Club, Warriors. Go to the U, graduate, and get married. CLAUDIA CLEAVELAND lClaudl Big Sister, Graduation Party, Honor Society, Roll President, Soph. Rep. Secretary. 95 JANET CLINTON Uanl Ski Club, Graduation Party Committee, French Club, Roll Officer. l A g College at the U, and then interior decorating. MARY COGHILL ad MYRNA COLLENS JOANNE COLLINGE Uol Senior Luncheon. To live a happily married life with Rick. 1 1: ff' FRED COLLINS lVodkaJ Intramural Basketball, Boys' Club. College, and make sure Jim F quits fooling around in Math. Anal. JULIE COLLINS fShorfyI CSG Rep., Girls' Club, Library, Roll Officer, En- semble. Three years at Westmont College. J 4,5 Nui, TODD COLLINS lCoIlI Ticket Squad. To plan another trip to Europe with the fellas, and to buy Thompson some mouth wash. CATHLEEN COLLYER lCathyl CSG Council, Pow Wow, Advanced Choir, Moccasin Club, Senior Activities. To attend BYU. rbi JOANN JOY COMPANION lJol Senior Rep., Girls' Club CoeChairman, Treas. of German Club, Ski Club, Sr. Christmas Decorations. Attend the University of Washington, have fun, and always be happy. SHARON CONDIT Songleading, Christmas Decorations, Graduation Party, Torch, Office Clerk. College and maior in BA, obtain a good secretarial position and let the future take care of itself. is ni . , ,f A-ti' . - ' V .wb ,Gy M ,,,. TI ! n MQ 2 . S' 5, N? A 1 Y--'f' tie L 1 L, T DONALD O'CONNER lDonl Roll Officer, In-School Commission, Boys' Club, Track, Class Rep. H H To go to college, and to be successful in life. PATRICK CONNOR lPatl CSG Commissions, Prophecy Comm., Harvest Moon Ball, Math, Club, Science-Fiction Club. Goto college and take up engineering, and make my first million. Then retire on a cattle ranch. JANET CONQUEST JANET J. COOPER Uanl Someday to make Doug real happy and to meet annually on fight night at the Y . NEIL COOPER lThe Haml Assembly Commissioner, Chinook, Pres. of Debate, T956 Pow Wow, Science-Fiction Club. Goto a liberal arts college, study political science, and become a credit to the world. SARABETH COOPER lSaral Roll Officer, Dance Committee, Big Sister, Gradua- tion Party. To go to Mill's College, room with Sharon and be as happy as I was at West Seattle. SANDRA CORNING lSandyI Attendance Office, Girls' Club Committees, Honor Society, Big Sister. To be in the center of His will always. GARY COSTELLO lGar, Cos, Leechl Yell Squad. To be a dovgooder like Kicker and a go-getter like Arvie. 7 E . - -. A i A 1 ii at -- . --2 'Y fl Q. ' 1 ., - , ri- f-- i AH Q ' . ' f . i sa it f i, x. GARY COULTER DAVE COX Uockl Roll President, Torch, Tuxedo Committee Sr. Prom, To make enough money to buy a '58 Impala. N i MARGARET com GRETCHEN CRAMER tc. c.t l Senior Luncheon, Christmas Decorations, Senior Party, Roll Officer, Big Sister. To attend the U and remain loyal to all my friends. fda, Q9 li t Q If I 'I tn!! I , 1 PAUL CROOM lRedl To remain a bachelor. MARTIN T. CROWDER lNIarIyl Soph. Class President, Inter-High Rep., Study Hall Commissioner. N Go to college and always be a confirmed bachelor along with Larry and the rest. PAUL DAGOBERG To become a pharmacist or optometrist. MARY ALICE DAHL 51 f . I new-f BARBARA ANN DAHLEY lRedl Ticket Squad, Senior White Day, Roll Officer, Kim- tah Business Manager, Big Sister, To become a fashion model or a secretary and later marry. HAZEL DAKER E-eu 1.4 ang f WORTHY DAMM lworthlessl Warriors, Boys' Club Rep., Sophomore Class Rep. Go into the Armed Forces and then go to a Tech- nical School. CHARLES DAVIDSON lChuckl AV Crew, Bank Messenger, Warriors, Track, As- sembly Commission. Go to college and be a member of Washington State Patrol. DIXIE DAVIS JACQUES DAVIS Uackl Football Manager, Advanced Choir, Advanced En- semble. College, Do the Lord's Work. . if 1 . . ' v .r ' Q 1 . , T, .,:5e:, .. W '-' ' ' I JERRY DAVIS IHot rodl Boys' Club, Basketball. To graduate from college and sell my car to some poor ierk. MARY JANE DAWLEY Uaniel Tillicums Committee Chairman, Senior Class Rep., Ski Club, Home Ec. Club. To attend the U, someday to go to Europe and ski .eff ' . .Q 3, A. .als GEORGIA DEBRITZ IGeorgeI Senior Drive CoeChairman, Roll Offices, Committee Sign-up Chairman, Big Sister, Ski Club. Go to the U with Barb, Carol, Colleen, Bonnie and to succeed in the field of endeavor I have chosen. MARILYN DEEBACH CButch, Musclesl Roll President, CoeChairman of Dad's Night, Home Ec. Club President. I wish to be a good dentist assistant and as won- derful a mother and wife as my mother is. 97 LARRY DEFACCIO IWaupl l-lonor Society CTorchJ. Attend the U's Engineering School. DON DENCKLA IDinkI Golf. I Go to college and then get married. fe! . , T , f I' 5' 1' L v 'Q . ii X LINDA DEZARN tChipl Roll Room Offices, Soph. Dance Decorations Com- mittee, Pep Club, Half-time Activities. To live in Seattle for the rest of my life. To marry Dale and have twin daughters. MARY ELLEN DICKEY Senior Prom Committee Co-Chairman, Roll Officer, Graduation Party Co-Chairman, CSG Commissions. To go to college with some of my friends and to strive to have a full and happy life. NOEL DISHER JANETTE DOBIE Bowling, Pep, Big Sister, Member of Girls' Club Committees. To go to college and then travel around the world. S .pq A an , 49. JIM DOLAN Tennis, W. Club Go to PLC take up BA and Coaching. GRACE DRACUP LSl10rfyl Pep Club, Ski Club. I don't know what the future holds, but I know who holds the future. MARY JO DROULLARD Uo, Pee Weel Big Sister, Make-up Club, Roll Officer, Christmas Decorations, Dance Committee. To prove that the wise men marry brunettes and always remain faithful to the B.B's. PEARL DUBRY lP. P. Pearliel Roll Room Veep, Girls' Club, Big Sister, Senior Luncheon, Office Worker. To always remain faithful to the B.B's. To go to California with Mary Lou. FRANK DUMAR Go into the Coast Guard and then to college. DOLORES ANN DUZELL lDod0l Senior Committee, Torch, Home Ec. Club. Attend University of Washington, become a stewardess. DAVE EBERT intramural Basketball, Bowling. Goto college and graduate. ANNIE LOU ECKLUND lWinkiel Band Bowling Ski Club Chorus Soph Lib Re To be a success in music and to lead a happy life. 'SBIG BURRNARD EDDY JAMES EDDY Uiml Automotive Draftsman, Mechanic. IH-v ,fb- JOHN EDMAN lGoosel Bowling. Go to college and make a lot of money. PETER N. EDSTROM lPetel College, study to be a bigger and better genius. Wsxf it DOROTHY EDWARDS lDotl Lib. Assistant, Girls' Club Hostess, Nurse's As- sistant. Laboratory Technician. ROBERTA EDWARDS fBobbil Makeeup Club, Library Rep. To have a 200 bowling average someday, and to live, love, and be happy. gn., X NANCY ANN EECKHOUT CNancyl FTA President, Girls' Club Committee Chairman, Christmas Decorations, Sports, Counseling Office. To go to college and to better myself by helping others. ANDREW EKER fAndyl Senior White Day Dance Chairman, Football, Roll President. College at the U, two years of the Navy, and marry. JOHN ELLIOTT Football, Baseball, Torch. U, to be an Electronics Engineer. ROBERT ELLIOTT JOHN ELLIS lEIvisI Math. Club. To attend college and be a success. To serve my Lord in a manner which is pleasing to him. JOAN ENGLUND UoanieI Girls' Club Committee Co-Chairman, Senior Com- mittee, Band, Orchestra, Moccasin Club. To add RN at the end of my name. KALY EVERETT IShort fat, Fanny, Tink Tinkl Chinook Ad. Manager, Big Sister, Senior White Day, Class Officer, PTA Dance. Always stand by the B.B's. Marry the Prince of Siam. GARY FAHNESTOCK fCougar, Bumheadl Choir, Bowling, Chinook, Senior Drive. Join the Navy and turn out to be the cook my Dad is. Also to teach Bob how to boil water. BILL FANNING Goto agricultural college and study cattle ranch- ing, before or after the service. MARGARET FARMER IMBYQI Big Sister, Senior Drive, Pep, Co-Chairman of Scrapbook Committe, Bowling. To help a certain rock-hound rediscover King Solomon's Mine, and to lead a happy life. l . . I J ' 1 'sv af I Q in CAROL FATUM IKittenI Torch, Girls' Club Committees, Roll President, Sec- retary for Mr. Long, Senior Representative. To marry a wonderful guy, and to become a suc- cessful secretary. JIM FAY Track, Honor Society, Intramural Basketball, CSG Pep Commission, Second Leadership Conferences. Study Pre-Law at Whitman. f If ,i f f , if . F I W ' I V , , 3 6 - J.-5 WASIL FIEDOROW LARRY FISCHER fFang II Football, Roll President. Goto collge and keep in touch with the swell guys l've met at VVSHS and show my mom that l'll have a Corvette in the near future. ' 'K' EDMUND FISET iFazy, Fizit, EddieI Math, Club, Roll Offices, Torch, Spade, Christmas Decorations. To be a rich wheat farmer in W.VV. after obtaining a Ph.D. in Physics from MIT. MYRA FISHER Sr. Christmas Decorations, Ski Club, PTA Dance Committee, Big Sister. To go to central and room with Anne, and achieve the goals I have set for myself. 99 ANTOINETTE R. FITZPATRICK iToniI Chinook Front and Feature Page, AssemblY Com- mission, Prophecy Committee, Study Hall Cl16Cl49V- To straighten Julian's bowlegs and to alwaY5 do what is expected of me. WILLIAM FLINT fBillI - Sophomore Boys' Club Rep,, Auto Show, Roll Presi- dent, Harvest Moon Ball. I I To be the first skuller to cross the Pacific Ocean in a pocock shell. tat... DAVID WILLIAM FOSTER fDaveI Torch, Kimtah, Moccasin Club, Evergreen Boys State, FTA. To learn as many languages as possible, be an interpretor for the UN and to teach Spanish. CHRISTINE FRANCIS iChristie, ChrisIinkyI Girls' Club Comm. Chairman, Torch, Roll Offices, Ski Club Secretary Adv. Choir. Run the ski tows at Stevens Pass for room, board, and free chair lift passes. SHARON FRANCISCO Library Representative, Roll Offices. To get a good iob, and make my dream come true. SHERRI FRANK fFrankieI Roll Offices, Finance Commission, Assembly Com- mission, Ski Club. Goto college and travel. 'Q'- Q..-V BILL FREE DAWNE FRIESEN .ly Nr!! wtf VIRGENE FAYE FROEMKE Ueaniei Choir My plans are to get a iob in an office. KATHRYN GALLINATTI Honor Society, Study Hall Checker, Ski Club, Sr. Committees, Girls' Club Committees. To go to college, hook a man and reel him in. gl? 1 ROY GARDNER lBobi Moccasin Club. JANNE ROSE GARRISON Moccasin Club, Orchestra, Adv. Choir, Pow Wow, Girls' Club. To become a doctor and serve God to the best of my ability. JACOUELINE GEARHEART Uackiel Big Sister, CSG Commission, Girls' Club Commit- tees, Roll Officer, Torch. To always be happy and have many friends. EARLYN GENTRY ilyni Talent Assembly '55, Talent Assembly '56. To grow up and be iust half the woman my mother is. ELAINE GEORGE Girls' Club Corresponding Secretary, Girls' Club Committee Chairman, Torch, College, do as much for my children as my parents have done for me, and cabinet knows the rest. KENNIE GIBSON lGibl College, WACS if ,,. 4' .-gg ' 2 -'V 'T' 1 ...1 DONIECE GILMAN SANDRA GLEDHILL lsandyl Girls' Club Committees, Class Rep., Chinook, Torch, Big Sister. To lead a long, happy and successful life. To graduate from the U. vox ,. . ,Lx 1 H I WILLIAM D. GOEBEL lNIikeI Track, Sr. Decorations, Will Si Testament. Graduate from the U, and become ?'?'? ANNE,GOLDALE wi Fi' I War I RICHARD EDWARD GOODRICK Warriors, Torch. Collect a few degrees, make a few million, and have a little fun, then I shall retire at the age of 30. ROBERTA GOODWIN iBobbiel Secretary for Mr. Hannaford, Big Sister, Ski Club, Jr. Representative, Senior Committees. To become a private secretary and to enioy life. swim JOHN DAVID GORE Two years in the Navy, college. MARGERY ANN GOULD lMargiei Torch, Will and Testament, Girls' Club Committees, Senior Representative, Big Sister. Attend college and always aim high in everything l attempt. LOREN GRACEY fBu1chJ Boys' Club Rep. June, 1958, I have to serve two years in the Navy. I plan to be an engineer. WOLFGANG GRASST . Y X GARY GRAUPMAN JACK GRAYER DARLENE GRIM Girls' Bowling Team Captain, Roll Officers, Girls' Club Council, Prom Decorations, Torch. To look toward the future with enthusiasm and enioy each minute of today. LAURIS GRINDULIS I .I , X. I , RHODES GUSTAFSON CONSTANCE GROUT fConniel Big Sister, Roll Secretary, Senior Luncheon, Christ- mas Decorations, Senior Dance. College, Marry Phil. 'FS' GLEN GUNDERSON fSkeetJ To be as much a success in my chosen profession as my father is in his. LOIS GUNNERUD Kimtah, Make-up, Spade, Big Sister, Junior Rep. Try to be as wonderful as my mother and make a success of my life. To never forget my friends and all the fabulous times we had together. 41'- JAMES HAAG CAROL MAY HAGE Pep Commission, Girls' Club Decorations Comm., Kimtah, Sr. Christmas Decorations, Pep Club. To get a BA in Dental Hygiene at the U, and to always think of others before myself. DONNA HAKE lDonl Jack of all Trades, Pep, Make-up Club, Spades, Tillicums. To marry John, make him very happy, and always have the friends that I do now. RICHARD E. HALE fDickyl Get a iob and marry a certain girl. 'fi lk ,ar , 49 Q V s ,!i E 25? V, wt? ANN HALL fAnniel Point-Forum Commission, Roll Officer, Christmas Decorations, Girls' Club Committees. Go into fashion illustrating, travel, live my life the best I can and always be happy. DIANA HALL 0 'W 'Q' JIM HALLIDAY lDocJ Ski Club. Become a dental technician. NANCY HAMLIN lHamboneJ Sr. Class Rep., Ensemble, Honor Society, Ski Club, Christmas Decorations. Graduate from Whitman, and be a success in what- ever I choose to do. I' ll X1 67 I .Q Pm- , h r '17 1' f 4 Q Q i -di ANDREW HAMMOND JUDY HANCOCK Kimtah, Senior Play, Pow Wow, Sr. Class Rep., Christmas Decorations Co-Chairman. Graduate from college, then to succeed in a field of the arts, either music, art dancing, or dramatics. 4-- 1 BETTY HANRAHAN lHammerheadl Bowling, PTA Dance, Publicity, Honor Society. To someday see my dreams come true,then always be happy with him, then see Pat become a psy- chiatrist. JUDITH HANSON Uudyl Roll Officer, Ski Club, Senior Drive, Girls' Club Committee Chairman. To attend college and maior in textiles and cloth- ing and eventually get married.. ff 1 S RONALD HANSON lHolyl To go prospecting with Yurkovitch and strike it rich. Then sell Provost and Saxwold shares and all together buy a small boat. STEVE HANSON College. KRISTIN HARBO lKrisl Band. WALTER HARD Hn. it JERRY HARDEN lYou'lI never knowl Boys' Club, Auto Show, Roll Officer. Complete BA at the U, become a six star general in the Army, retire at 25. ANN HARDWICK lAnniel Roll President, Girls' Club Representative, Girls' W Club, Study Checker, Senior Luncheon. To find a loveable male, and always have a smile. ELLEN HEROUX LEU Band, CSG Commission, Ski Club, Torch, Girls' W Club. To fulfill my dreams and to always have faith in the future. CAROL HARNETT lGabbiel Senior Luncheon, Roll Officer, Moccasin Club. To become a successful secretary, marry my boss, and always be sincere. rg 1 - 'fi 'Y SHARON HART Faculty Party Chairman, Honor Society, Moccasin Club, FTA, Big Sister. To attend Lindfield College. To always be happy, and to be worthy of the faith of my parents. VICTOR HART CHESTER HARTY lFatsol Yell Squad, Band. Go to the moon. PATRICIA ANN HARVEY lPatJ Roll Secretary, Skiing, Bowling Girls' Club Com- mittees. To always be happy and successful in life. JANINE HAUGLAND lTennesseel Big Sister Advertising Staff, Girls' Club. Make it to California with Shirley. Go to ISM school, marry Larry and give my children as good a life as my Mom and Dad have given me. JERRY HAWKINS IHawkl Football. Raise a flock of future Hawks. JANET HAYFORD lShortyl Ski Club, Bowling, Refreshment Committee, Christ- mas Decorations. Get out of Spanish in one piece, teach Kathy how to ski, go to college. LANA JEAN HEADING lLonnyl Girls' Club Committees, Bowling, Roll Offices, Girls' Club Receptionist. Working for a year or two and then marriage. QE? ARLENE HEASLIP GERALD HEDVALL KAREN HEGLAR IKarYl Library Rep., Junior Class Rep., Big Sister. To keep Skip happy and to always live, love and be happy. MERILYN HELBERG Finance Commissioner, Student Council, Roll Offices, Torch, Senior Committees. To go to college and to find what l can do best to make myself and others happy. ax Cx 9. Y . . N 3 4 '.,l N ' '-wi . 3, WILLIAM HEMPHILL lBidgeJ Roll Room President, Boys' Club Representative. University of Washington, Engineering. ROGER HENRY Warriors, French Club, Honor Society. Engineering or Naval Architecture at the U. CK 4. ' m 1:11 .ff JACK HEROLD lTigerl Sophomore Class Representative, Boys' Club Rep College. JAMES STANLEY HERTH Uiml FTA, German Club, Assembly Committee, En- semble, Advanced Choir. To go to Europe, and become a teacher. N I. urn, evo k,,..4 . 'S-A sr fl' it f JON HOADLEY BILL HOCKETT lBilll Torch, Psycho-Tintinnabulationists. Attend the U, see the world, and meet XTAL in person. lO3 DARLENE HODGES lDar, Dimplesl Roll Treasurer, Roll Secretary, Study Checker. Mike and l worship together and do as God wishes. To live for Him and help fulfill Mike's dreams. BERTHA HOFFMAN Band, Girls' Club Committee, Orchestra. College, become a good and honorable citizen and live as God desires. ,nv TD. wwf 'silt' CAROLYN JEAN HOFFMAN ICarrie. Call Girls' Club, Out of School Comm., Christmas Dec- orations, Senior Luncheon. Do secretarial work until lam 2l, then be an air- line hostess if I can grow another inch. SHARON HOGUE lSharoni Songleading, Co-Chairman Clerical Committee, Roll President, Class Offices, Sr. Luncheon, Sr. White Day Assembly, Christmas Decorations. To attend the U. 1? ,C fin. v-- -rx BOB HOIEN lFatsl Football, Jr. Class President, Study Checker, W Club, Color Guard. College. MARILYN HOLERT lMare, Holyl Service Department Head, Social Service Comm. Chairman, Ski Club, Sr. Prom Comm., Sr. Comm. Attend WSC and work for an airline, have a chance to travel, and cabinet knows the rest. 1. -Q 4 ni 1 1 v GARY HOLZER BOB HOOTS iBunny, Fatsl Football, Basketball, Baseball, Basket Room Clerk, President of Roll. Go to college. . 'D '-fav '--, MICHAEL HORNE GARY HOSTETLER ft .-16 cf BOB HOUSE fouf, Swlshl Basketball, Letterrnan's Club, Color Guard, Torch, Math. Club. Go to college and be a success. MAXINE HOWE iMaxl To make my folks proud of me. NORLENE HUDSON CSG Rep., Roll President, Girls' Club Committees, Big Sister, Office. Live, love, laugh and be happy. To make my par- ents and friends proud of me, and be a success. CAROL HUFFMAN Roll President, CSG Commissions, Big Sister, Grad- uation Party. To go to college and be as happy as I have always been. 3 -41 U Irv' v 4 JOAN HUFFMAN Uoanie, Huffmanj Sr. Drive, Big Sister, Roll President, Girls' Club Rep., Christmas Decorations. To marry Burt and make him happy and to live in California with Goge and Denny. CHUCK HUGHES iCharley, Harley! Chinook Editor, Pow Wow, West Seattle Day, Soph. Rep. Be a mad bachelor till l'm 35, then make my first million at Journalism and find myself a wife. A . P? xg- NE-4 lc La, I , KAY HURST ROBERT HURST CBobJ Basketball. College. R, 3 W . f 6 ,fvy J syn., MARGUERITE HUSON fMargleJ CSG Rep., Attendance Office, Nurse's Office. To get a certain guy, move to Europe, and raise a flock of pygmies. Come back to West Seattle in about ten years to see some people graduate. BARBARA ILES it , Stk! Y i li O Y. 'ti X GRADY IRVIN PAUL IVERSON Class Rep. Attend college and get drafted. lb! -IP' JOLINE JACKSON Uodyl Moccasin Club, Sr. Activities, Sr. Rep., Advanced Choir. Seattle Pacific College, eventually. PERRY JACKSON fPerrD Co-Chairman Mom and Daughter, Girls' Club Rep., Torch, Ski Club. College, travel around the world and stop off in Hawaii for about 50 years. PHYLLIS JARRETT lFIea, Pill, Felizl Nurses Office, Attendance Office, Torch, Big Sis- ter, Girls' Club Committees. Attend the U, meet the kids in l958 and find Alice and Ambassador by then. WILFRED M. JEFFERY lWillyl To go into the Air Force and become a Mechanic. ID JUDY JEFFRIES Girls' Club Dept. Head, Ticket Squad, Ski Club. Attend the U, and maior in Business Administra- tion, and cabinet knows the rest. ARVID JENSEN lArvI Senior Class Rep. To get married and spend the rest of my life mak- ing Pat glad she married me. Q ... I HARLAN JENSEN Warriors, Activity Plan, Torch, Boys' Club, Intra- mural. College. JANICE JOHNSON Uanl Sr. bDrive, Christmas Decorations, Big Sister, Ski Clu . Take a ride in Sputnik. 'J't7'f 'f'f- at 'L' - ' x I , t .... A 4' T , E, x' .-Y dm 1 A . f I fi? 2 ' -, . JOEL JOHNSON KAREN L. JOHNSON lSoreheadl Intramural Sports, Sr. Drive, Big Sister, Sr. Party. College, social work, marriage, children, grand- children. Q41 g C ,v ' MARLENE JOHNSON Study Checker, Messenger, Big Sister. To always remember to appreciate what I have and' to be able to look toward the future with a smi e. NANCY JOHNSON lNancel Girls' Club, Roll President, Sr. Gift, Ski Club, Girls' Club Refreshments. Become a Math. Analysis teacher, marry him, have three boys and one girl, and fly a iet. I . 'TN S -'A I ,.. 'I ff- Q- I UQ TOM JOHNSON lJonsel Boys' Club President, Football, Lettermen's Club, Color Guard, Veep of Jr. Class of '58. Take a course in Hotel Management at WSC. The rest depends on her. BOB JOHNSON lBeaver7 Football. To be a success and have half the muscles Cub thinks he has. T05 JUDY JOHNSTON Uohnnyl Personality Dept. Head, Big Sister, Sr. Committee, Refreshment Committee. College, and to fight the rapids of the Green River again. KAY JONDAL Girls' Club Chairman, Big Sister, Choir, Ensemble, Roll Officer. A To stay Mr. Warne's Single Senior and become a part of the United States Navy. I 5 sf- , If x' Q JIM JONES Boys' Club, Football. Go to college, and then who knows? PATRICIA JONES lTricial Science Fiction Club, IFO, Moccasin Club, Big Sis- ter, Assembly Commission. To attend the U, maior in Political Science and Drama. SHIRLEY JOSLYN lShirll Kirntah Photographer, Girls' Club Committees, Christmas Decorations. Go to college, study and try to be a successful photographer. TIMOTHY JOSLIN lJos, Timl Football, Baseball, CSG Commissioner, Roll Pres. Go to college. , 'fi I .-tl' 2, ' s ff- , turf .3 1 ' -1 Q 4 s Y, tl 4 ' L 1 xi , I DOROTHY JOYCE lToodil Sr. Drive Chairman, Roll Officers, Prom Committee Chairman, Finance Commission, Traffic Safety Con- ference Delegate. Attend college, and then who knows? JAMES KAUFMAN . 'l LJ , 'lr DELBERT KELLY lKellyl Bowling, Marching Band. Goto Kings Point Merchant Marine Academy and take Math. Eng. JOANN KELLY Songleader, Sr. Class Veep., PTA Dance Comm. Chairman, Finance Commission, Jog. To go to college and to be happy and successful in whatever l choose to do. T49 NANCY KELLY Girls' Club Treasurer, Ski Club, Ticket Squad, Bowl- ing, Girls' Club Publicity Chairman. To go to college and then make lots of money, and to fight the rapids of the Green River again. JUDY KENT Uudel Co-Chairman of Cosy, Girls' Club Committees, Sr. Luncheon Committee, Girls' Club Rep., Make-up. To lead a good Christian life, to go to the U. ERNIE KING JANE CAROLYN KINGMA lTwinJ Advanced Choir, Roll Offices, Torch, Office As- istant, Girls' Club Committees. Attend college and seek to live for Christ in all that l do. JEAN KATHLEEN KINGMA lTwinl Roll Offices, Advanced Shoir, Torch, Senior Ac- tivity Committees, Girls' Club Committees. Attend college and always follow Christ through- out my entire life. VIRGENE KIRBY A-X DC- QI7 'ltr BOB KIRCHNER CSG Veep, Letterman Club. To be the first person to obtain a degree in pro- fessional hoboism. BILL W. KIRLIN lFrancesl Football, Track, Boys' W. Club. To go to college and play football. 3 -ssl ' wi X AQ -.EG wr J - , - l - I ni 'L . gi:-f I CAROLYN KNAAK lCaroIl PTA Dance Comm., Charm 8. Health Comm., Ticket Sales, Will 81 Testament, Christmas Decorations. Get a iob, and try to meet the standards my father and mother expect of me. DUANE KNITTEL 5-S., 'J' , lcv' CHARLES KNORR lChuck, Charliel Football, Tennis, Auto Show Comm. College, Service, get rid of the old '47 Chev. JUDY KNOX Chinook, Assembly Commission, Tillicums, Big Sis- ter, Junior Class Rep. To get a college education and to have a happy home in a peaceful world. . '- QQ, l JIM KNULL lFarleyl PF, Assembly Commission, Roll Veep. Make money and friends, etc. SYLVIA KOPKE University of Washington. JUANITA KOVATCH iNitai Big Sister. To get married. JAMES EDWARD KRAMES iEddiel Sr. Play, Assembly Comm., Harvest Moon Ball, Ski Club, Class Officer. College and the Service. sr' MYRNA KROOK KMacl Big Sister, Make-up, Dads' Night Comm., Mother- Daughter Comm. Major in business, secretary and to live happily with L.F. VIC LA FOREST iVicI To make a career of high school. . Vs, i ' Bn' ' :lf . 'ff iv ff' LAWRENCE H. LANG Klarryl Adv. Choir, Band, Orchestra, Pow Wow. Go to the U and become a Pipe Jockey. LYLE LAPP iLip, Lionl To be able to think of funny things to write, so that in the future I will not be stuck with a blank mind as lam in this Kimtah. 'D-. -,Qs - CAROL LARSON Torch, Roll, Offices, Study Checker, Christmas Decorations, Will 81 Testament. Try to make it through college. AUDREY LAWRENCE Bowling CSec.J, Sr. Luncheon. To always make Willie happy, to be successful in life 4' LYNDA LAYTON Songleader, Prom Refreshment Chairman, Christ- mas Decorations Co-Chairman, Roll Offices, Torch. To attend a liberal arts college and maior in for- eign languages. JOAN LEHTI Uoanniel Big Sister, Mocassin Club, CSG representative. To marry Gordy and live a full and happy life for the Lord. zi- Mi- STILL, I wil hell I IN' if, gffv' ' L: it I -.gf A 7 MICHAEL LE MASTER iRed Mikel Track Roll Officer Bowling CSG Rep College go to sea as a Merchant Seaman Square with Uncle Sam Never get married? RON LESTER LUCIA LEWIS Songleader, Sr. Prom Comm. Chairman, Torch Roll Offices, Sr. Activity Comm. To always put Christ first, others second and my self last. TERRY LIBERMAN University of Washington. nun.. 3,,...,..,,' DOREEN LINDEROTH fDoeI GC Co-Chairman, Torch, IFO, Moccasin Club, Of- fice Clerk. Lord willing, that my dreams will come true. DAVID LIVINGSTON HAROLD LLOYD JACOB LOGAN g WH., ,Y I . ' ' V F x ,. I A, Xu, ii I ' i07 if 'a 'ss fd V .1 f Q'-w7'f PAT LONGAN fbimplesl Moccasin Club, Girls' Club Committee. To get married and be a good homemaker. JOAN ELIZABETH LOUISELL Roll Officer, Girls' Club Chairman, Finance Com- mission, Honor Society, In-School Commission. To attend the U, and become a Lab. Technician. cg 'ln lull, f ' ' 1' .ji ' I 1: Lf , 1 . ff' ' , AUDREY LOWDON Girls' Club Co-Chairman, Roll Officer, Sr. Lun- cheon, Sr. Gift, Dads' Night. To be a success in anything I do and to be as friendly to everyone as I possibly can. DANIEL JAMES LOWELL IBebopl Boys' Club Veep, Pow Wow, Talent Assemblies, Roll President, Band, Orchestra. To attend the naval academy of music at Anna- polis, and be a big name in the world of music. 4, E, .09 Y' 'ci' CAROL LUKER Roll Officer, Sr. Rep., Co-Chairman Sr. White Day Dance, Veep of Ski Club. College and a career. DONNA LUMBERT NANCY LUMBERT tFatty, L.L., Red nosel Big Sister, Sr, White Day Dance, PTA Dance Com- mittee, Christmas Decorations, Roll Officer. To make Andy as proud of me as I am of him. Always remain faithful to the B.B's. PATRICIA LUNSFORD fPafl Sr. Luncheon, Christmas Decorations, Girls' Club Receptionist, Ski Club, Big Sister. Go to business college and have my dream come true. if 5.11 LAUREL LUNT Ilauriel Orchestra, Girls' Club Committees, Roll Offices, Intramural Sports, Torch. Graduate from college, marry the right guy, keep on having good friends all my life. JIM MCFADDEN lMacl Football, Baseball, Lettermen's Club. To go on to college and make something of myself. Y ROBERT McFADZEN fSonnyl Audio Visual. College, and to serve my Lord the best I can. CAROL McGAVRAN ICookiel To always make my parents proud of me, to finally hook Kenny for sure and raise our Garfield foot- ball team. l 'f.A,.Q. f 1 f Q, . A -- . 7 s 4,-,pf -' WANDA McGLASSON Ski Club, Girls' Club Committee Chairman, Sr. Gift, Big Sister, Office Staff. To pester Janet as much as possible while strug- gling for our RN's at the U. TEDDIE McKENNA Class Rep., Girls' Club Chairman, Sr. Prom Comm., Sr. Committee's, Honor Society. College, a happy marriage and to raise a bunch of little Indians. 2 'w..,,,u. BRUCE MCLAUGHLIN SHARON McLEES Roll President, Dance Committee, Big Sister, Grad- uation Party. To go to Mills College, room with Sara, and have as much fun as I have had in high school. . 1. sr-wa' BARBARA ROCHELLE MCRAE fBonniel Soph. Aux. Pres., Talent, Dad's Night, Sr. Com- mittees. Enter the U, always have happiness and faith always be worthy of my loved ones and friends KATHLEEN MacCONNELL fKathyl Library Representative, Moccasin Club, To succeed in a secret ambition of mine, RODNEY MACK tRodl Goto college and after that it's anybody's guess. DAVE MacMILlAN lDavel Father and Son Comm., Ambulance Comm., Auto Show Comm., Harvest Moon Ball Comm. To finish college and make a career of the Air Force. . , . 'tiff f-L' JIM MAGNUSSEN tMagl CSG Commissioner, Study Hall, Out-of-School, Boys' W Club, Golf Team. A good college education leading to a happy and profitable life. MARGARET MAHAN lMigsl Jr. Class Sec., CSG Sec., Sr. Committee, GC Mom- Daughter Committee, Sr. Prom. Goto college, and someday raise a family, always be smiling. 'j kk, JANET MANERUD lRedl Assembly Commission, Make-up Club, Roll Veep, Sr. Luncheon, Sr. Graduation Party. To make my life worth living, and to have every- thing turn out the way it is meant to. JERRY MANN Band. Draft dodger, and try to go to college. . A 4 . V 'fi -tr ,G 55 as 'S 0 , A .. ,I .ff ...- 4- . if- C? 9. l NORMA JEAN MAPLES Ueanl Get a iob in an office, and then get married. KAREN MARCOTTE lNate, Katel Make-up Club, Soph. Rep., Moccasin Club, Christ- mas Decorations. To fly via Hawaii all around the world, and then live the rest of my life to its fullest. Am .Ar K-sa., M , iq ,M .J YM , M Q , . .' ,I 5 w tf SUSAN MARKUS lSue, Susie, Shortyl Psycho-Tintinnabulationists Veep, Moccasin Pres., Torch Sec.-Treas., IFO, Pep Leader. College, and to spread happiness always and re- turn in 50 years to the Psycho-T reunion. CHARLOTTE MARTIN fSherry, Shrimp, Little Onel Roll Secretary, Roll Veep, Mutual, Girls' Club. To be able to carry out successfully all the plans that Wes and l have made together, and to always be happy. as N i i eh- 4 MARSHA MARTIN STEVE MARTIN Radiator Gang, Golf. College, then engineering. lO9 EARL M. MATHERS iMattl College. LONNIE MAXFIELD Y 1 f 2'Qvm.i ' . .1 . 'a av -s . ' ,, ef- ' ' ix tgj 'T' , r,. 1:--ff as . GEORGE MAYBAY JUDY MEAD Uudl Roll Officer, Out-of-School Commission, Big Sister, Girls' Club Committees, Honor Society. Make a happy medium between the North End and South End and marry one of the results. MACK MEADS Advanced Choir, Ensemble. To try and squeeze through the U, and to never forget the good times in fourth period Spanish. Then to become a DJ. ANN MELDE lAnniel GC Mom-Daughter Sec., Prom Co-Chairman, Sr. Luncheon Co-Chairman, Roll Offices, Big Sister. To go to college and be considered a success. ilfh . 'SST' JAMES MERRELL IBig Jiml Roll, Officer, Graduation Party Committee, radia- tor gang. To have my mother knit a Warriors sweater for me. DONNA METZGER lMutfsgrrI Roll President, Girls' Club Council, Advanced Choir. To keep my wonderful parents proud of me and to never forget to do the will of my Lord. I-55, ,Q- M. Q' EDWARD MILLER LINDA MILLER Tillicums Comm. Chairman, Girls' Club Rep., Home EC. Club, Big Sister, Girls' Club Committees. Go into the Air Force. , P' in - h ,9,. Q m dm ,ijt If . s. H, ' s MONTY MILLER lTroubIesI Attend the U, and study Architecture. ROBERT W. MILLER lBobI Make-up club. A , To go into the field of electrical engineering, then travel around the world. SALLY MILLER lShortyI Roll Secretary, Senior Luncheon, PTA Dance Com- mittee. Social Service Committee, Library Rep. To do my best in everything I try, to meet an- nually with ,l.P., C.W., and VJ. MONICA MONTGOMERY fMonaI Girls' Club Committee and Rep., Kimtah, Roll Of- ficer, Moccasin Club Secretary. To have my parents as proud of me as I am of them, and to have my everyday guided by Him, I .- .-If? JULIAN MONTOYA Football, Baseball, Senior Rep., Co-Chairman Christmas Decorations. Goto college. DARLENE MOORE IDarl Torch, Talent Assembly, Pow Wow, Senior Play, Sr. Luncheon Committee. Go to college. 1, IMI I' 3 -fy' Y KAREN MOORE fShorI'y, Kaml GC Committee Chairman, Senior Rep., Girls' W Club, Ski Club, Go to college, travel and lead a life pleasing to God and my family. VICTOR MOORE lVicI Warriors Club, Stage Crew. Printer's Apprentice. if , -2. in -J K - T7 I sa 6' I 'Jr 'If . nav fix . .,j PATRICIA ANN MOORMANN IPaII Pep Club, Intramural Sports. Work after graduation. PHILLIP G. MOORMAN Sr. Roll Rep., Moccasin Club, Science-Fiction Club Chess Club, Warriors Club. To follow the career of Oliver Wendell Holmes. Slew JACK MORRIS lButchI Bowling, Golf. College, get married, be happy. LUCILLE MORRIS lLucy, Ceil, Lukei Roll President, Ski Club, Big Sister, Sr. Class Committees, Kimtah. To travel around the world, and then study art in Paris, and figure out a certain Swede! 67 SHARRON LORREEN MORRIS lSherryI Roll Officer, Christmas Decorations, Sr. Luncheon, Ski Club, PTA Dance Committee. College, travel, and whatever the future holds for me I'll accept. MAYTHA MYERS PHILLIP MYERS Auto Show Committee, To get an education at the U. ROBERT MACK 1 'dv fs k-b.. , 4 A 'V',AL , it I .e Q. , SANDRA NASH lSandi, Saml Roll Officers, Big Sister. To marry Gary and always make him happy. GERALD NELSON I A .fe Ak. w ,, . ' .ffl JAMES NELSON EDNA MAE NEVELS lMidgetJ Pep Club Sec., Pep Club Pres., Faculty Party, Roll Sec., Pep Class. To always make Tony happy, have twelve children and be as understanding as my mother is to me. 3 'E I' 'ax Y rg. ' I CAROL NEWBERG QMayot Chinook Reporter Committee Chairman, Girls' Club Committee, Ski Club, Big Sister. Become a lab. technician and to be as good a friend to my friends as they have been to me. GARY NORMAN lNormJ Boys' Club Rep., Sr. Rep., Roll President. To go to college and live happily ever after. . i 'IL X 1. i I - N pf' R an ur,- MARGARET NOSLER lMaggieD Moccasin Club Pres., Advanced Choir, Vocal En- semble, Big Sister, IFO. To serve the Lord and my church to the best of my ability and live a full and happy life. BOB NUBER Football, Ski Club. College? PATRICIA O'DELL lHoneyI Moccasin Club. To build a happy marriage that will make our four children proud enough to say, This is our home and we like it! DON OELSCHLAGER Sr. Rep., German Club, Math. Club, Ski Club, Band. To study the vocation l am best suited for at college. Al Kg. GERALD OKADA IGerryI Boys' Club Treas., W Club, Golf, Soph. Roll Pres. Go to college, be successful, make a million and live happily ever after. ROBERT OKE ' qv, , , C . rfifl ' .Z. N l PHYLLIS OLIVE lSuzyj Roll Pres., Sr. Drive, Assembly Comm., Make-up Club Chairman, Girls' Club Committee. A maior in science at the U, always live up to the faith and trust my wonderful parents have in me. LARRY OLLAS CARL NUNGRESSER ANN MARIE NYGREN lAnniel ...ff 7 Torch, FTA, Roll Officer, Office Clerk, Lab. Assist. To do my Lord's will, to always be happy and to share my happiness with everyone. ff, A' M L- 1 , -Egf o V ff, Q 9 as V7 NORMA 0I.l0M lNormI Chorus. To settle down in a few years and have a nice home and family with a special red-head. RON OLSEN Warriors. Attend the U. if ,. X . I ' ' .Ziff THEODORE OLSON MIKE 0'NEIll lMcNeilIl Sr. Class President, Ski Club President, Boys State, Football, Ski Team. To run the ball through Hoien iust once. The U and a good iob. rr 1r i V I PAT OPSATA iPete, Pat Ill Will and Testament, Girls' Club Council, Big Sister. To be an individual all my life. To go to college if I can make it. LINDA 0'REIlLY ilynnl Co-Chairman of Clerical, Ski Club, Make-up Club, PTA Dance, Home Ec. Club. To change Miss to Mrs. and make all my dreams come true. LARRY OTTELE l0ttl Kimtah, In-School Commission, lr. Class Rep., Sr. Party, Sr. Christmas Decorations. To graduate from college some day, and make my life amount to something. RUTH OTTO iRuthiel Roll Officers, Sr. Party, Co-Chairman Publicity Comm., Torch, Offices Assistant. To be a credit to my family and friends, to win those bets, and fulfill promises made long ago. 3:4- xi, wi 4 i -...ff BARBARA PAGE ROY PARKER Track. College. fi?-' 'Q-qv W-LJ' A x KAREN PARSLOE Jr. Rep., Girls' Club Rep., Dad's Night, Kimtah Staff and Co'Editor, Sr. White Day Dance. Take a trip, then study clothing at Edison Tech. BONNIE PASCOE iBonita Louella Adella Pascovitchl Senior Play, Pow Wow, Standards Chairman. To go far in life if l can find my transit card, and to get engaged to - Oh I forgot! If anyone finds a boy with a lead collar, send him to me. Q 'D- 'ws N7 'T-CI? GAYLE PATON Sr. Luncheon, Roll Officer, Big Sister. To always be as happy as l am now. LAURIE PATON ilesferl Big Sister, Girls' Club, Roll Rep., Sr. Luncheon. To remain faithful to the B.B's. To marry my Honey and always love, laugh and be happy. in' 7 R i- H - I RON PATZER lWopl Go to college and be a continental playboy. FRANK PEACOCKE lBonel Football, Track, Boys W Club, Boys' Club Rep. I dedicate my life to helping Thompson grow hair and becoming larger than a pigmy. Q Am V9 uf,-r GERALDINE PEARSON fGeriI Big Sister, Sr. Christmas Decorations,, Roll Officer To always be happy. CLIFF PERKINS iCIiff, Perkl College. TIMOTHY PERRY lTiml Roll President, Advanced Choir. To go to college, get married and live a long and happy life. JANICE PETERSEN Uanl Big Sister, Girls' Club, Sr. Luncheon. To meet annually with S. Nl., C, W., and V. J. I .fx ROBERT PETERSEN CBobl Roll President. To graduate, ioin the navy, go to art school, get married, have some little monsters, become rich and famous, and be a success in everything I do. MARVIN PETERSON Ski Club, Track, Swimming. Goto college, get married after ten years of free- dom, and live a happy successful life. ,,-ev. QCP 50 T .. . --3 'rl g -1 i S' MITCHELL PETERSON MARION PIERCE Girls' Club Rep., Home Economics Club, Make-up Club, Big Sister, Sr. Phophecy. To go to college or business school. To do all the things that B. B. and l planned. 4. 'if ki i 1' 5 A gf' I Y ,T XY. ' 4.9 , I ,k I y I 1 I LYNN PLESS Roll Officer, Sr. Play. Goto college and get rich. JOHN POLLEY ...ini A A . If , ,J Q M , if'I DAVID W. POOT IDaveI CSG Rep., Boys' Club, Ski Club, Study Checker. College, find an MGA large enough, go with Denny to ski in Austria. NEIL POUSSIER To do God's will. wwf' 5 W. I . Vg 'ff 1 5 X ' QW s V 1, ,su-' ., as-.gy 9 ROBERT PRETZEL MICHAEL PURINGTON lMikel To be successful in whatever I may encounter in future years, II3 GERALD QUIMBY lButch, Jerryl To go to college, graduate, work for one year, then retire for life. KATHLEEN QUIRT ISquir1l Girls' Club Council. l A I Become sophisticated and live my life according to the plan that was meant for it. x- lay ARLENE RASMUSSEN Torch, Big Sister, Sr. Luncheon, Assembly Com- mission. To live a full life as a Christian, and marry the greatest guy in the world. DENNIS REEVES lMousel Warriors, Movie Crew, Golf. To go to college, graduate, work for a few years, become a millionaire and retire. P' 4 1, Ll .M 'Q-I LARRY REICHLE Skiing, Bowling, Hunting. Picking pockets of pudgy people. SUZANNE REILLY lsuziei Soph. Class Rep., Girls' Club Committees, Informa- tion Conymittee. To make Art and my family proud of me. .49 'Q ft'- X . I . . 41 F' wr' 'L Q JIM RENDAHL iRudyI Roll Veep. College and Susan. GEORGE RESPONTE Jr. lGeorgesI Boys' Club, IFO, Pep Club, Art Committee of As- sembly Commission. To help lesser Seattle sell greater Seattle to the Indians KWS of courseb. . is JO ANN REYNOLDS IJO, Jo Joi Sr. Roll Rep., IFO Secretary, Moccasin Club, Girls' Club Committees. . Business College, receptionist in an airlines office. DON RIACN lMidgetl College for girls. 3' 1 fc f KENNETH L. RICHARD lKenl Band, Torch, Kimtah, All-City Band, Pow Wow, Talent Assembly. V V V I An Eastern University. Mayor in foreign affairs. KAREN RINNERT Sr. Class Secretary, Roll Offices, Girls' Club Dance Comm., Assembly Comm., Study Checker. To be a private nurse. Always have a smile for everyone and lead a haDDY life. RAYMOND RODAL KAREN RODGERS lKarenI Girls' Club Comm. Chairman, Girls' Club Reception- ist, Advisory Council, Room Pres., Nurse's Office. To go to college and become a social worker. MIKE R. RODIA lMarIianl President Science-Fiction Club, Honor Society, Roll Officer, IFO, Boys' Club Rep. Do that which is not done, think that which is not thought, live my life under Atheism. PATTY ROGERS iPaIl Girls' Club President, Torch, Kimtah Copy Ed., CSG Commissions, Roll Offices. Attend College, strive to be worthy of my wonder- ful family and friends, and cabinet knows the rest. , 41' f If I I w T .P 'ffwf- '?. . DIXIE ROKKE iDixJ Girls' Club Administrative Dept. Head, Sr. Prom, Sr. Luncheon, Big Sister. Go to the U, and become a CPA, and to fight the rapids of the Green River again. ELAINE ROMERO Big Sister, Christmas Decorations. Graduate, get a iob, then marry my dream boy. I sfr I if 'wr' fm-- YR 3. U- , . R .qs I . -A ' ' ' wi. 'Q .T . 9, x RODGER RONNING iThe Chancellor! Baseball. College. CATHERINE Ros ccafhyt Cardstunts. To find a iob and earn some money so I can go to Italy sometime in the future. 'P ' iP.I : LINDA ROSATTO lDinl Big Sister, Roll Officer, Christmas Decorations, Sr. Luncheon. To always find happiness with Jerry and to be half as courageous as my parents have been. AL ROSES iDutchI gISlG'Chief Justice, Pow Wow, Ensemble, Advanced oir. To be a big success in politics. , 3? JACQUELYN RUTTINGER Uackiel Ski Club, Torch, Sr. Christmas Decorations, Sr Gift Committee. To travel and work abroad. RICHARD RYERSON JANINA SANKO Moccasin Club, German Club, Christmas Decora- tions, Library Rep. Go to the U, and study foreign languages. JUDITH SARTOR Uudyl Kimtah, FTA, Make-up Club, Big Sister. Attend college, marry a certain man, raise a fine, healthy family in a Christian home, and try to be pleasing to my parents. LINDA SAUVE Girls' Club Rep., Roll Secretary Christmas Decora- tions, Senior White Day Assembly, Big Sister. Live, love, laugh, and be happy. CHRIS SAXWOLD TIM SCANLON FTA, Chinook, Photography Club. College. STEVE SCHAEFER lSteveringl College, engineering. his Ag, fe-ff ROSE MARIE SCHENK lRosiel Girls' Club Representative, Big Sister, Roll Veep. Get a rob at the Telephone Co., then take the future as it comes. Make my mother proud of me. DORIS SCHILLE lDo Dot Big Sister. To go to business college and some day go to Norway with Shirley and Sally. 1 ' qi.-wr? PATRICIA SCHWAB CPatl Library Representative, Moccasin Club, Intramural Sports. To face every problem with a smile, be a success in everything I do, fulfill a mutual dream. ROBERT JAY SCHWARTZ Torch. Go to the U. 7 A t i: 2' 4 'sat t fs-ff ' I l FRED SCHWIER lFridayl Boys' Club Rep., Track, Intramural basketball, Harvest Moon Ball Committee. Goto college, travel, then retire. RUSSELL SHARTS lRussl Basketball, Skiing, Bowling. . Go to college, and live happily ever after. ll5 BARBARA LEE SHAW IBarb, Babs, Barbsl Roll Offices, Advanced Choir, Pep Club Treasurer, Torch, Ski Club. . - Attend the U, and study some field of medicine. To always be worthy of my friends. BARBARA SHERWOOD IBarbl Study Checker, Girls' Club Senior Committee. To teach the Debs, Mel, Sandi, and Jan how to play football and to beat Queen Anne 26-O. Q BETTY SHINABARGER IBetsyl Home Ec. Club, Study Checker, Big Sister, Tilli- cums, CSG Commission. Join the Air Force and fly myself back to Mars. JUDITH SHOESMITH Ilitfle Smool Girls' Club, Ski Club, Intramural Sports. Get hitched and probably end up on some dirt farm feeding chickens and pigs. JUDITH SHORE Uudiel Honor Society, Graduation Party, Finance Com- mission, PTA Dance, Senior Assembly. To always be worthy of my friends and to keep smiling, to go to college. KIT SHULTZ Band, Advanced Choir, Boys' Club. College, and a happy, successful life. 'Ts .an -f L In - f' . ! '1 -' V . . 1' ' if ,. ll 1 Q' --1 -,x DIANE SILSBY lDeDel Senior Play, Music-Talent Co-Chairman, Adv. Choir, Vocal Ensemble, Torch. Bible college then maior in choral music education. DIONNE SIMONS Business school. x n1'm'4 i YV f-v N SUSAN QUE SIMS lSue, Susie-QI Sr. Rep., Study Checker, Roll Veep, GC Commis- sion, Jr. Rep. To become Mrs. Royal R. Journey. GAIL SINCLAIR lGee-Geel Makefup Club, Home Ec. Club, Roll Veep, Senior Rep., Girls' Club Committees. To live a full and happy life. To travel and see the world. 4. 'izx-' 8 PRESTON SINGLETARY lPresl JACK SLINGERLAND Uakel Intramural Basketball, Roll President, Physics Lab. Assistant, Math Club Veep, Honor Society. College with a Physicsmaior, Math. and Animal Husbandry as minors. Then marriage. PHIL SLOCUMB l Sloc l Roll Pres., Roll Veep, Study Hall Guard, First Team Football, First Team Track. College, marry Connie, retire. ' .Q! s 11-fi i. i . , f fm ml r Qiffx vi! 1 . ,. M- f JANET SMITH Uanl Girls' Club Committees, Sr. Representative, Big Sister, To attend Washington State College or the U, and live a happy and successful life. SALLY ANN SMITH lSmiIIyl Torch, Ski Club, Girls' Club Representative, Girls' Club Committee, Big Sister. To always remain faithful and be the best wife and mother I can. .v x 'vi' SUSAN SMITH lSuel Torch, Secretary to Mr. Hannaford-'57, . . . Mr. Long-'58, Ski Club, Christmas Decorations, Big Sister. College and travel. To live in Monterey. THOMAS SMITH lToml Advanced Choir, Roll President. To live a happy life forever! German Club, Boys' Club Rep. 5,1 Make a heap of money, and own a stable of D ' Jags. ,C Pmomou sus sLAtER lPennyl . ' .I .. . X. , A 5 Chinook Editor, Sr. Prophecy Committee Chairman. Ski Club, Roll Offices. Girls' Club Committees. Commercial art, fashion designing, to always be able to smile in the face of adversity, I ,I .19 KM wr,-1 RETTA SNODGRASS lScootl Orchestra, Pow Wow, Pep Club, Roll Room Sec. To make a certain guy happy always. To try to be half as wonderful as my parents. ROBERT SNOW lBobl Honor Society. See that Sharon keeps out of trouble. Marry a curly haired girl in ten or fifteen years. Business college and inherit Mobile Homes Inc. V. Jig? 'i I ff . Q' ii . 1. L' . HAZEL SOLAR Advanced Choir, Band, Senior Class Rep. March- ing Band. To make the best of what I have. To become a nurse. TERRY SOTERHOU a- 'Qi' W QS g y wi 1 .I I 'Wadi' '. MIKE SPADONE lSpudl Basketball, Baseball, Track. Either go to Gonzaga U, or go in the service. PEGGY SPAFFORD NORM SPANGLER lMoosel Boys' Club, Baseball Manager. Sell neck warmers to worms and be half the man Cub thinks he is. SANDRA SPARKS lSparkplugsi Co-Chairman of Will and Testament. Roll Sec. and President. Work a couple of years and maybe continue with my art. in my later years, travel. 12 'vmif LOUIS SPARRE llouiel Track, Boys Club. To build a car that will be able to make the light at Oregon St. starting from Alaska St. To help fulfill part of the Great Commission. JERRY R. SPRINKLE lSprinkl Roll Officer, Library Rep. Make my Freshman and Sophomore year in col- lege, keep my car running and marry A. 0. 1 4.. . ' A ., LARRY L. SPRY iPeppi La Pounderl To go to college and become a success in my field. DAVID STACKLE IStack, Davel Track, Sr. Rep., Boys' W Club, Spike Shoe. Pharmacy. , Z BEATRICE STALLMAN lBea, Little Ears, S. S.l Big Sister, PTA Dance Comm., Sr. Rep., Pow Wow, Sr. White Day Dance Comm. Remain faithful to the B,B's. and to have my marriage as happy as my parents has been. PAUL STARIHA IPaulal Sr. Class Treasurer, Boys' Club Rep. College, engineering. Sv' ., CLAUDIA STEFFAN Roll Officer, GC Decoration Comm., Ski Club, Spanish Club, Charm and Health Refresh. Comm. Attend either the U, or go to Swedish Hospital and receive a nursing degree. LINDA STEPHENS llynnl Chinook Editor, Pep Club Sec., Roll Sec., Big Sister, CSG and GC Commissions. Go to college and maior in journalism, marry a millionaire, and buy out the Hearst papers. KEN STERLINGTON ICub, Fatsl Boys' Club Rep., Honor Society. To try to make a future for myself. SUSAN I. STEVENS lSusiel Library Basketroom, IFO Veep, Big Sister, Honor Society. To get what I want without hurting anyone, and live alone. ll7 SUSAN STEWART lSusie, Suel Sr. Rep., Girls' Club Committees, Kimtah, Torch, Ski Club. To go to college and to always be thankful for friends and grateful to my family. .IUDITH STONE Uudyl Big Sister, GC Committees, Office Clerk, Christmas Decorations, Study Checker. To work for a couple of years, then travel through- out the U.S. Q JOHN STORDAHL Uuniorl Golf Team. College. FRANCES STRAIN IFranl Big Sister, Pep Club. To get married to a certain guy, and be very happy. ' 1 ' ,1 ., a x ---. A . - fa? '- LZ 'mfs GLORIA STROMBERG lGogel Sr. Rep., Sr. Drive, Christmas Decorations. To make Denny always happy. To meet with the gang and the Hamblins in 1968 to compare hus- bands and bald heads. CHARLES STRONG 5. 11 'f! GARY TISDALE l T-'I 2 J .fi BEATRICE SUDDUTH l Whippersnapper I Torch, Girls' Club Rep., Assembly Committee, En- semble, Adv. Choir. To hit the U like a galleon in full sail and to always be good to myse HAROLD SUNDNES Warriors, Science Club, Club. To work in the mill in lf. Archaeological Club, Ski Tacoma for a few years then go to Europe with Bob and ski. 'Sui .1 Ll i 04 Yflf I .IANICE SUTHERLAND Uant To be worthy of my friends, and to make a certain person happy. ROBERT SWANSON LBobl Auto Show Comm., Roll Offices. To sell sports cars on the moon. Ni LD BARBARA SWENSON iBarbl Soph. Rep., Cozy Comm. University of Washington. KENNETH SWINTH lKenl Honor Society, Science-Fiction Club, Physics Lab. Asst., Harvest Moon Ball Comm., Roll Rep. Attend college and major in Electrical Engineering and Business Administration. SHARON TALBOT lSharril Big Sister. To make Paul happy. GORDON TAYLOR Intramural Basketball. To finish high school and attend WSC. .Q ig 123 SHARON TEMPLETON Music and Talent Comm. Chairman, Girls' Club Rep., Sr. Comm., Torch. Attend the U. CARMELO TERRANA ii . 2 1 'TT --J . . ' JIM THOMAS lS1'inky, Tomi Basketball, Lab. Assistant, Roll Officer, W Club Graduate and go to college. PETE THOMPSON German Club Veep. To be president. 4. if I. at P .' SA ' , f ,.-f wo-- -- . 'L V'-Aj? Qt . ' i gal- SANDY THOMPSON lSaml Songleading, Roll Pres., Sr. Luncheon Chairman. To marry John and keep him happy always. To be worthy of all my friends who have meant so very much to me. SALLY ROSE THRUNE fSalIy Magool Songleading, Girls' State, Pep Commissioner, Roll President, Torch. Whitman College, and remember if something is worth doing, what I put into it must be my best. fi. H WK CHRISTINE THURSTON AUDREY TIMM lAud.I Girls' Club Paper. Be a secretary and travel and see the world. Q 7 , W 'ig 4 Football, Boys' W Club, Graduation Party, Sr Rep., Ski Team. RON TJERANDSEN Chinook Editor. College, Architect. ALICE ANN TOBIAS DAVID TODD wr EVELYN TOMPKINS lEvieI Honor Society Science Club Bowling. GARY TREADWELL lPeanutsJ Roll Offices. U To repay all the wonderful people for making the little good in me that may show. To go to college and become an accountant. TERRY TRIMBLE lTerrI Roll Office, Harvest Moon Dance Committee. To attend college and try to be as happy as my parents are. To see G. Norman and P. Thompson at the colony. To be the first woman biologist to study life on Y H Mars, making sure l may return with the results. THOMAS R. TOMPKINS lTomJ The service and then college to maior in Archi- tecture. 4-J I' 'fl Juvi ToPE ROSEMARY TORGRAMSEN WESLEY TROTTER lWesI Chorus. Remains to be seen. DALE TROUDT I TERRY TURLEY lTerI Girls' Club Chairman, W Club, Home Ec. Club. To live a full and happy life and someday get that horse. GARY TURNER Undecided. ll9 LARRY UPTHEGROVE lUptheI Goto Edison after I get out of here. BONNIE VANDERHOOK Bowling, Senior Luncheon, Big Sister. To someday go back to Colorado and to be worthy of my parents. X P I 7-9' 4 x Q 1 I as I ALDIS VANDERS lWaIdoI Harvest Moon Ball Committee, Auto Show, Roll Offices. University of Washington. EARL VAN DEUSEN Q , ..., X wt. , . 3. TERRYLL VICKERY lTerryI Club, Torch, Girls' W Club, German Club college and Foreign Service for two years. RONNIE WADSACK I V tr' 411 QQ 1 gi 'iw' W PAUL WAGAR IWagarl CARLENE WAGNER l0liverl Point Forum Comm., Big Sister, Sr. Prophecy, Sr. Christmas Decorations, PTA Dance Committee. To be a good secretary, travel, always make the best of what l have and be satisfied with it. KARL WALTERS Roll Veep, Track, Library Rep. ELVIE WARREN IEIvisI Assembly Comm Choir Girls' C ub Ticket Sales, ., , I Sr. Christmas Decorations, Sr. Prophecy. Ps -Q.-ai ' , 1 xp-if ., 'I Y It , THOMAS C. WEBBER ITom, Webl Boys' Club Rep., Track. College, Navy. VICTOR WEIGER lvicl Science Club, Drama at U, Science-Fiction Club. College. NORMAN L. WELCH INorml Chinook Editor, Honor Society, Debate Society, Orchestra, Forum Committee. WSC and become a business executive and a CPA, always have the courage of my convictions. PATRICIA WEEDIN IPatl Nurse's Office Assistant, Decoration Committee, Torch. To always serve Dick as a dutiful wife, and to raise a houseful of little Cords. .4 W--,IV f kv., SHARON JEAN WELIE Home Ec. Club Try to make Cliff happy. MARCIA WENDLAND Kimtah, Sr. Prom Comm., Roll Officer, Girls' Club Comm. Chairman, Home Ec. Club. To find and fulfill my place in life. 'IC ey . 1 I, . , 41 af M HAROLD WERNER RON WHITAKER lRonl Inter-High Rep., Harvest Moon Ball Chairman, Roll President, Band, Orchestra, Advanced Choir. Play college football and be a credit to my parents in whatever I do. 'U 11 ' i Q4 .1 COLLENE WHITE lBeanieI Prom Comm. Chairman, Sr. White Day Assembly Co-Chairman, Finance Comm., Roll Officer, Class Representative. Attend college. JIM WHITE Uacquesl Pep Club, Roll Offices, Chinook Staff, Boys' Club, Intramural Sports. Stay a bachelor until I am at least 25 and to attend the U. rg tri WILLIAM WHITE RICHARD WIBERG I , f M1 Q7 as gaiipgrf O , fy. 1. ,u 1 it ,NI , Hr- ,Y ,V , , 4' ' ' . gf ,A .-1 I fli Q '-.45 1,1 'fl ,.,, gf , ,V ,,, , SHARON WICKSTROM Office Clerk, Roll Offices, Sr. Class Committees Big Sister, Torch. To be a success in all I do, and to be happy. 1 HELGA WILLIAMS lBeaniel Songleader, Roll President, GC Chairman and Com- mittees, Sr. Class Committee, CSG Commissions. To be as successful in life as my mother and to always be happy. HILDA WILLIAMS GC Recording Sec., Roll Officer, Pow Wow, Sr. Committees, GC Committees. Someday be as wonderful a woman, wife and mother as Mom, always be worthy of my friends. ED WILLIAMSON Track. College. AUDREY WILLIS lSnoozyJ Ski Club, Big Sister, Honor Society, Sr. Commit- tees. Go to college at Washington State. GENE WILSON f ,,-pil, ' Af' 'fax n ' !vSf ,fy 1 , BOBBIE JOANN WILTSE lRoberfl FTA, Spade Club, Moccasin Club, Sr. Drive. College, and then to marry a man as interested in people as I am. BRUCE WINGATE yi . 1 J , tg . . 1 JERRY WINKLE fWinkI Football, Track, Advanced Choir, Roll President. Service, College. PAUL WOLD Band, Sr. Play, Pow Wow, Ski Club, Warriors. Attend PLC and maior in education. i DAVID WOLVERTON lDavel To go into business for myself. MELANIE MAE WOODS fMeIl Y-Teens, Jr. Achievement, Rainbows, Honor Soci- ety, Home Ec. Club. To try and live a good Christian life and never let Darryl down. pi ls. ag t W.. 4' i 1 F ,i , 1 7 , Q qQ.Q,, ROBERT BRUCE WOOD Uughead, Buck, Bobl Warriors, Tennis, Harvest Moon Ball Comm., As- sembly Comm., Boys' Club Pep Comm. Go into the Armed Forces and help Mom as much as I can. COLLEEN WOODSIDE lRedl Ski Club, Chemistry Lab. Assistant, Math. Club. College and then a MRS degree on post graduate work. l2l DENNIS WOTTEN Chinook Editor, Moccasin Club Pres., Torch. College andfor Services first then Mechanical En- gineering, or Ranching. KAY YACKLEY lKay-Kayl GC Standards Chairman, Big Sister, Senior Lunch- eon, Christmas Decorations. U 1 To live a happy and successful life. To be a credit to my parents and friends. GEORGE YAEGER lYogiel Senior Representative, Warriors, Ambulance Com- mittee, Christmas Decorations, Radiator Gang. To fill in the gap between genius and insanity, also to go to college Cat least the first dayj. SUZZANNE YANCEY cagfrr- ew'n g..fv' STEVEN YURKOVICH lSIevel To die before I'm 25 so that I won't suffer through old age. LINDA ZACHOW Girls' Club Rep., Class Rep., Senior Prom, Christ- mas Decorations. Go to X-ray techinician school and to save five thousand dollars in one year. DOUGLAS ZELLMAR JOAN ZIMMERMAN U0-Jo, Joaniel Chinook Business Manager, GC Committees, Sr. Class Committees, Ski Club, GC Rep. College, and what follows. 4.41 Q37 ,sl ROBERT FREE CBObl Graduate from WS, and attend the University with past classmates. WALTER MALONE ISABELLA MINTER CBelll Choir To be half the hairdresser my mother is. DIANA PARGETER J- r- 4: qi 4' :Ogg ! ... 1, Q:-M., EVERETT WELLER .- lv' Aa U' X X 3 AL! had az! I. .f ,ZL43 JANICE WINEMAN E af ' wwf-Off, 4,41 4 14114741 ,zapozxfifcf-div 1 ...- n ,OM ,wld me ,Q-fwfffff-Q-f2ff 46 2 fffffff-dl 4,2222 , , WMV We , A, ' ,ZZ f9f214fe6' ff .eafzb-4-if df 1 22 wg! ' I l I WEST SEATTLE D Y fi, Ga One of the old chiefs who left for enemy Territory. 3' At the Hop. wif, S. 'L -5 li K 'VN if I 'i X X ,Fw ,- X. Real Cool! Go get it, girls. 'il' , f Q - slgl 0 Q 6 'J- x.. They're off and running Stop arguing, boys, and pull! Abuvilf' Tai' .n.-nv av' 4i,g,Anq, f,. . . t-nf N uuuunnd -'5-'N-:ne ,, .-ggqgnl' Class Portrait. BEST FIGURE Barbara Shaw BEST PHYSIQUE Mel Terrana PRETTIEST SMILE JoAnn Kelly A 3 lu ATHLETE 'l Templeton 5 1 I 9 W BEST ATHLETE AN MST ALL .A Bob Hoien ' A I I , V , f 0 .1-511-911 Jn 9, ' J , : DANCERS I Q ' V ' Nancy . 1 . d ' . ' MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Andy Eaker I Bud Booth and , V I CLI' ii W fr? I .lk . Ll . 1 . IL Y- 1 -Jw J I ,A -, . iff Q 5, 15- L L STEADIEST L Connie Groul k .. Phil Slocomb ,V PRETTIEST HAIR Paul Siariha and Marlyn Amick - Sharon H g5wN 'Nqa ' EYES Terry Vickery X HANDSOMEST LAD 3 ,f Jim McFaddin X, A , Q' , 1 PRETTIEST EYES AND i HEARTIEST GRIN 4 Jerry V, 'Zi A, I ' v Q A it , ' ' I 4. . 5 f , If iid E , s ' 1, ' ssmss or HUMOR f it-1 Bonnie Pasco and f' ' Neil Cooper 5,4 SPIRH or WEST SEATTLE I AN MOST ACCOMPLISHED N g Ken Bird- Pafty Rodgers X. XY if LUC'a LGWIS Q BEST PERSONAUTYNQND ' X i BEST ALL AROU ' L' ' BEST PERSONALITY Sandy Thompson Julian Montoya 4. PRETTIEST LASS 09 U6 Miss Inspiration is a senior girl who is elected by the girls of West Seattle. She is a girl who has shown fine qualities of leadership, has been a friend to all, and has been an ideal to the students. Miss lnspiration Patty Rogers '23 Kiwanis Shield Judy Carter wards and Senior Torch The Kiwanis Shield is awarded to the student who has done the most outstanding work in iournalisrn. The student is selected by the iour- nalism advisor. The Willard Shield was given by the senior class of l929 in honor of Bill Willard, who died from football iniuries. This is the greatest honor a senior can re- ceive. The shield is given to one boy and one girl who have been selected as being outstanding in their contribution to the advancement ot school ideas. These students are elected by the student body. Phi Beta Kappa is chosen from the top ten boys and the top ten girls in the senior class. lt is given . .to the boy and girl in the class who, through the combi- wx nation ot intellectual achievement, fine character and personality, shall be adiudged to have done most tor Willard Shield Willard Shield their school by inspiring in their classmates an -ad- Pany Rogers Bud Boom Qlilrcalgirglnis-nld love for the best tradition of high if T26 Phi Beta Kappa Phi Beta Kappa Ron Wadsack I-awe' LUN? is 6' 'C fi U -J t X X Mr. Mackey N. Carlson M. Blitz S. Markus 1 These students, who have stayed on the Honor Society during their four years of high school, have the honor of being on Senior Torch. They have kept a 3.5 grade average or better in 32 subiects and most certainly deserve recognition. Advisor President Vice President Sec.-Treag, ' I - ' Q T X 'T V I gs ...af wsqx S. Anderson D. Grim Je. Kingma K. Richard B. Suddith R. Wadsack J. Barton S. Thrune ,ff .4 li., I ' ff' Q., f X 1 V 'J . -S, f . sg, X .av 'fi '69 9- ff 5 s L. Ahrenius D. Baerman R. Baldridge J. Barteld R. Besser W. Beyers J. Biles D. Blackaller D. Bohlin M. Booth K. Bowers l A y. We ' x ,,. Q. ff, , S -A ' l V4 gp Ni L., s 1. ' U, i V S I. ' '79 .. C. Busby P. Canfield J. Carter S. Condit S. Corning D. Cox M. Dawley L. DeFaccio D. Duzell J. Englund C. Fatum p l 5+ I 'Q 4 'N ' ' hx, Q U Adv? l L' V 'Q Y J 'J K gli X 'i E' 1 -M X ' 4 E. Fiset D. Foster C. Francis K. Gallinatti J. Gearheart E. George S. Gledhill R. Goodrick R. Goodwin M. Gould J. Grayer ft ' I '- Y I in 6: s A I - , 5, gr ' . ' 1 i ' , fd 58' i -by fs. 1: wif x, sr ea ef J - Q , 0 K A. Heaslip M. Helberg W. Hockett B. Hoffman B. Iles R. House P. Jackson P. Jarrett N. Johnson Ja. Kingma L. Layton Y f s ' .'.,. V 44' 5? Z - XJ .J C, T P 'g pf. iv K 'lid gf -I' ,Y K.:-1 ' 'ff 'Cr f, ' If 1 f' 1 'W J- . l I L in e L. Lewis D. Linderoth L. Lunt W. McGlasson D. Moore A. Nygren A. Rasmussen P. Rogers R. Schwartz B. Shaw J, Shgfe - fr Y L -r -T. f- , '-'P L . si. A 5 .,, ' 4. ,4 -'Z f' -.-f ref' J Ylf -6, f X4 .. K. Shultz D. Silsby J. Slingerland S. Smith S. Stewart K. Swinth S. Templeton E. Tompkins T. Vickery N. Welch S. Wickstrom ' -5 A , A .- ':- . 51-1 'F t . U f 6. . 5 ' s' i ' 9 X YQ! P. Wold M. Wood C. Woodside M. Beattie W. Grasst T. McKenna 'W' Nl, , , -, 4J!f '- A!!! - - W I , V1 if I A fn 4 A . ga' STUDE T IN ERES I ITIES I I x Jn' H? Z U. J Y L. ' L, A W JS W A H h 1 1 40' ,fi ' if 154' R f Aff I ' ' ' f , 5 J 1' K9 ,M l, ' , ,f . 1 'J' N 1 nv J V if 4 ,V If f. I ' V 2- , '-'fn , - K L . , V , V -, V, R K . , 4 ,W , fa I M, mlb, , -- -Y,. ,Jk,,,- , , ff' I QS! 1. ' X ,Ji X-N '---X, With the backing of all students, one of the most important C.S.G. proiects for the year is the affiliation with the Lycee Mixte in Landranaux, France. Here, the Affiliation Commission has met to discuss plans for its proiect. -VW, - ,ff , ,. f f gif . ' , 1 ' ,'fll ', f , X, ff .- A , , wiv, f' . , - I 4 f ' , 1 ,f ...r - r 1 s., ,us , . .,. ,.e. ,., f 1 J , , , : X - 'V 5? Q- f -. fs. iff' ' f ., lf, -. ' 1 ,.- . f - M Since our affiliation is with a school in France, Miss Curry's classes are f V , - - much interested' in it. The fourth period class discusses the affiliation , X, , as a part of class work. r ,' I 1 K . , 1 7: A 5 - ,.. V! Q , , l ,V ' V If K , fy .- l I 7, qifsff, 'lf' 25' J x 5 I K r, rf J 4. r' f 1 1 ' f f ,A w. -' wiv. I, - , ' f ff' wmv A, 1 1 ff- ,' 1 ,f If ff f - X' '1 ,,. ARCHAEOLOGY CLUB is a group of students interested in developing Archaeological techniques. JoAnn Brad- ley, Bill Caldwell, Mr, Nordouist, Mike LeMaster, Judy Baxter, Sharon Adamson, Betty Robert, Stephanie White, Robert Lee, Connie Cecarelli. -Q Members of the Archaeology Club learning field tech- niques. SCIENCE-FICTION CLUB, Psycho-Tintinnabulationists presents its members with the opportunity to develop scientific thinking. Glen Hoff, Tom Hyde, Philip Moormann, Ray, Burrard Eddy, Pat Jones, Susan Markus, Mascot, Gary Cameron, Hazelbelle Jones, Bob Monemeat. Ron Wadsack, John Schroedel, Mike Clarkson, Mrs. D. C. Smith, Jim Rumelhart, Warren Harris, Tom Benedick, Bernd Kopke, Mike Rodia, Tom Allison. DEBATE provides intellectual presentation of the facts in order that a logical conclusion may be drawn. Kaye V. Smith, Dianne Hoff, Barbara Frye, Bill Beyers, Niel Cooper, Nancy Levin, Norman Welch, Mary Van Valkenberg, Lynne Miller, Linda Lane, HOME ECONOMICS CLUB attempts to prepare homemakers of the future. Marilyn Deebach, Mary Jane Carr, Linda Miller, Janet Hayford, Mrs. King, Wanda McGlasson, Gail Sinclair, Nita Barruth, Betty Shinabarger, Penny Nels0f1, TGHY Turley. Marcia Wendland, Nancy Nelson. ' ' ' X 1 i , . 1 1-' N i .. X Y . I... 1 yv T ' nl - - 5 X .x v v Y' 1 ' IL 4?- frxlv ' . -. 'vo' b xml M' ,Agfa 'fm -N ,J 2... , 1 ii' X ly SKI CLUB: Nancy Amick, Lauri Anderson, Linda An- derson, Dianne Bennett, Vicki Benson, Aurora Bowen, Paige Canfield, Jo Ann Companion, Merrily Crook, Georgia De Britz, Susan Demattea, Jan Fleming, Mrs. Flint, Christie Francis, Kathryn Gallinatti, Virginia Glover, Betty Ann Gordon, Pat Halliday, Mary Lou Hay, Janet Hayford, Mary Ellen Healy, Marilyn Holert, Perry Jackson, Judy Jeffries, Dick Kasperson, Judy Kieland, Jean Kipper, Linda Lane, Linda Layton, Dar- lene Losey, Carol Luker, Mrs. Luker, Sharon Mac- Mahon, Lee McGilliard, Larry Mix, Karen Moore, Barbara Nelson, Ed Ochiltree, Mike O'Neill, Caryl Pederson, Mari Peterson, Diane Pittman, Pat Rad- forth, Ron Renbarger, Carolyn Runnings, Gary Sartor, Dave Satterlee, Don Sleight, Roma Stoxen, Harold Sundnes, Judy Warden, Tim Wenger, Norman Widitz, Carol Williams, Audrey Willis, Joan Zimmerman. 'Pr 'W 1 1'- 1 1 3- '47, 1 - Mx . Q I 1 A I ' I .1 i 4 ,,- MOCCASIN CLUB offers a service to the school which provides satisfaction to the school and stimulation and advancement in knowledge for the staff. Sandy Ader, Judy Anchan, Linda Barnes, Diane Baxter, Dianne Bennett, Darlene Bloomer, Betty Kay Brost, Jerry Byrne, Tina Carlson, Mari- lyn Cheadle, Cathleen Collyer, Darlene Cooper, Irma Crnich, Mary Jane Dawley, Cathrine De Young, Donna Dixon, Barbara Dunn, Carol Ed- monson, Kay Finnell, David Foster, Barbs Frye, Brant Gebhart, Beverly Gibson, Carol Halstead, Sandy Hamer, Geneva Headley, Cathy Heinsinger, Linda Hill, Glen Hoff, Myrna Johnston, Pat Jones, Steve Kirkpatrick, Pat Longan, Judy Moon, Sharon Nelson, Gloria Nichols, Penny Nilson, Margaret Nosler, Cynthia Parker, Betty Lou Powell, Ron Robertson, Jorene Rocheleau, Judy Rumelhart, Joan Sakrison, Roger Schusted, Judy Spencer, Diane Stevens, Sue Warner, Carolyn Waugh, Yvonne WeatherhOQQ, Bobbie Wiltsie. MAKE-UP CLUB offers the opportunity for learn- ing professional techniques. Here Phyllis Olive demonstrates by making up Ruth Pattello. Judy Grewell, Nila Baruth, Bev Baker, Cathy Hein- zinger, Carol Weimer, Phyllis Schubert, Myra Johnston, Jackie Johnson, Miss Rottel, Gail Sin- clair, Marion Pierce, Judy Kelly, Susan Richard- son, Bev Gibson, Carol Terry, Sharon Nowlin, Karen Mitchell, Colleen Willis, Joyce Kopp, Ellie Reynols. 1 X '5 . The STAGE CREW prepares the stage for the Brother- hood Assembly. Larry - Harknew, Roger Schusted, Roy Snow, Mike Noel, Don Stahl. Z' . ,LH .ll :. F A ti is ali -:J l t J ii' PEP BAND practices for a Pep Assembly. Y a L -V vi -.. 1 'T ' N .. it Qld 5 ,.,,, 4 J . ,- Ad E JI! 'L' Y, 1 - ..L, 7' f' 'vii - . ,i 'r P . . If ks I ..,.,..u-uv- ' M.. ...Q a Sue Warner and Darlene Bloomer demonstrate Library Service, l E A 1 ui X x 1 ex .- X L i rltlltaenrrgyberrlsaromfiglhe GERMAN CLUB sing at their party. Mary .lo Powers, Joann Companion,,Steve de Suler, Linda Vos: 5' ' 4 x h -4-'n -. lf 4. 1 v Officers, Warriors Club: Richard Goodrick, Dennis Reeves, Chuck Davidson, Ed Amick, Dave Baerrnan, Bob Blair. WARRIORS CLUB participates in approximately fifty events in functioning as a service organization. Here, checking their participation record are Roy Snow, Gary Zerbst, Dick Hanna- ford, Harlan Jensen. lil FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA aims to attract future teachers and to give them the vocational background. Sharon Hart, JoAnn Bradley, Penny Busche, Mary Lou Pripp, Marilyn Connell, Sue Murphy. Diane Silsby, Bobbie Wiltsie, Alan Hart, Darlene Cooper, Jan Tebel- man, Connie Ceccarelli, Stephen W. Harvey. Nancy Eeckhout, Carol McDonald, Donna Albers, Sara Harp- ster, Dianne Hamilton, Susan Hubbard, Carol Rice, Sharon Moody, Barbara Frye. Mr. Warne. Warriors Club members, Harold Sundnes, Gerald Quimby, Dave Livingstone, LaMar Barrows, Terry Clark, Bill Schauss, George Yeager, Bob Chevey, Mr. Barros. Doug Haughton, Terry Teaque, Curt Nichols, Vic Hart, Bob Wood, Ron Olson, Jack Grayer, Jim Johnson, Wes Paulson. SCIENCE CLUB promotes the exploration of and experimenta- tion in the various basic sciences. Petra Ulsamer, Sylvia Kopke, Bob Burglehaus, Harold Sundnes, Judy Spencer, Dave Cole, Susan Markus, Glen Hoff, Mrs. Metzger. Warriors Club members: Bob Blair, John Birkland, Harlan Jensen, Dennis Reeves, Ed Am- ick, Dave Baerman, Richard Goodrick, Paul Wold. George C-rye, Jack Dickey, Bill Caldwell, Worthy Damm, Roger Henry, Roy Snow, Philip Moor- man, Fred Butler, Vic Moore. -J INTERNATIONAL FRIENDSHIP ORGAN- IZATION works for international under- standing and brotherhood. Mr. Nord- quist, Pat Jones, Ernie Pelz, Susan Ste- vens, Susan Markus, Noreen Carlson, Pat Warner, Joann Reynolds. CHESS CLUB. Bill Willenberg, Willy Brandal, Buz Eddy, Bruce McLaughlin, John Schroedel, Phil Moorman. 1. FIRST SEMESTER STUDY HALL CHECKERS. Susan Sims, Claudia Steffan, Christine Thurston, Dar- lene Hodges, Sandy Shulkin, Judy Taylor, Barbara Sherwood, Marilyn Amick. Carol Hage, Betty Shinabarger, .Iudy Sartor, Gail Lowe, Teddie McKenna, Judy Harris, Charlotte Hauck, Darlene Moore, Bonnie Brader, Carol Jaech, Babetta Babbitt, Betty Carpine, Carol Cripe, Toni Fitzpatrick, Kathryn Gallinatti, Russ Shafts, Ann Melde, Richard Brotz. ATTENDANCE OFFICE ASSISTANTS. Hazel Daker, Claudia Cleveland, Ruth Foldvik, Carol Besser, Linda Perkins, Jean Kipper, Anita Clark, Carol Whiteman. Virginia Glover, Marilyn Amick, Margaret Coyle, Phyllis Jarrett, Glynis Abbenhouse, Patty Samp- son, Diane Pittman, Sandy Corning, Linda E. Anderson, Phyllis Olive, Betty Robert, Mariorie Fulton, Lynn Northrop, Linda L. An- derson. T SECOND SEMESTER STUDY HALL CHECKERS Sandy Ader, Carol Cripe, Darlene Hodges, Kathy Doherty, Judy Adlum, Judy Taylor, Sherry Searle, Darlene Geiser, Rose Woodard. Arduth Dondanville, Claudia Steftan, Christine Thurston, Barbara Sherwood, Bonnie Brader, Lynette Smith, Phil Moorman, Elsie Bringlof, Midge Citron. Darlene Grim, Carol Fatum, Doniece Gilman, Bev- erly Gibson, Roma Stoxen, Susan Hubbard, Judy Hanna, Joann Kelly, Pam Proske. Carol Jaech, Barbara Dunn, Gail Lowe, Darlene Moore. COUNSELING OFFICE ASSISTANTS. Janette Dobie Janet Bartel, Sharon Fitzpatrick, Diane Graden Marge Wilson, Lois Ahrenius. Tina Carlson, Mary Lou Hay, Nancy Eeckhout, Melaine Wood, Gretchen Cramer, Herb Nelson. Doug Nielsen, Larry Upthegrove, Noel Disher, Earl Van Deusen, Lyle Lapp. George Nokes, Dave Barnes, Ed Voss, Toni Annis. MAIN OFFICE ASSISTANTS. Kathleen Quirt, Karen Wilson, Doreen Linderoth. Mary Booth, Janet Smith, Norlene Hudson, Sharon Templeton, Doleres Duzell. Margery Gould, Carol Burns, Mary Lou Nelson, Carol Hughes, Jane Kingma. Sharon Wickstrom, Darlene Bohlen, Roberta Good- win, Ann Nygren, Carol Fatum. Sharon Hoque, Sharon Condit, Jean Nyberg, Con- nie Wright, Janet Bartel iMascotl. cl 1 7 ' T mi. WEST SEATTLE CHOIR sings for the Christmas Pro- ' gram. ,-X I-3:4 1 T ,. E ,. , uf' T' 'T 7 'fy 1 E ' : ' T- ' ,E ,I jig . '5'.f3,fw-A A A g I 14 ' N T , fv Q ,N T1 f ' 1 , . ' .rfipif X' ,E N5 EJ' ' 'ig E T. ' Qi ,T ' f fw- K ' V Ng4y7 HW . 'Tu' QQ L- X ,lyk J 1'y ff ' -xj' .E Q? .4 X 1 , ,J J KX, .,v' . ,' c Wy- A F- T. -A Tv PX Aj V .4 , , 1' J Q4 1-:J V ,' ,.,f ,LJ . ,., ,V are HT . ' T-+5 . -'ru' ,, K-- E ,f' ,LE uf if NLT , fx '.,A ' T . E.. ,,' ' xxx, fx, v. XX, 'NEST SEATTLE ADVANCED CHOIR AND ENSEMBLE lead by -31 . ,ff D jj- ij., Mr. Paul Fosso. 'E Tv . 1 f N. vfxk -N ,TL , X ' L, I J1f.,7 L, , J? 'T- A E.. x L L' Sf' WEST SEATTLE ORCHESTRA under me dnrecrion of Mrs. sue K-jj Shawger. I H, ,- , 5 1' ' ,Y - , .I E , x , ' 7 A: Q' H f.., ' ,y , ' Sf !N-. ' . - .fl-' 4' T .I Q 3, -f 'lj 1 ' Y E' f,,,,X X J. , -f -E f kj X AJS 'lf' L 1. . .' w J V7 A T Q ' T! K S A2 A ' E f Y fx I .171 V4 - A4-Q' Sf? Li full dr g4..NJ ' - 4 'g,F'p9 'T West S T nl' eattle Advanced Choir and Vocal Ensembie in ess, -1 C-.11 11 V 1 its www.. 3 l l .wana 14--111-Q-Vgiffli-.-1 west SEATTLE BAND M-fra. 42.13-ff' T my V , 1 - ' A THE MAJORETTES lead the Marching Band. .J igyanlll .e u V 2 1' U Judy Campagna, Anita Clark, Carol Whiteman. Y if ' -U V- Q V - i A l ea f as f -' 'TL' ' B , F, - A . iiri Clic.: A P P V ' T - -T Y V , 0 5 Y -2.1 .K A :rf fir , 5' -A ' i ' 49? 'M Ms - X f fag f f 'le-L '- fi V L PM f aff ' ' 'J-1 f 1 f A- W ' A - A' t X 1 2215 7 mm----f 'ee A I ' ' . ,y 3,..,f . -5 - .A . . w ma!! QT! Music has long been a part of school life and student activities. On these two pages are shown the components of the West Seattle Music Department, vocal and instrumental. The choirs and ensemble have given much time and enioyment to West Seattle High School and Community participating in a T.V. Program, the Christmas Program, Alumni Reunion, the All- City Festival, Spring Concert, Baccalaureate, and singing for West Seattle civic clubs. Under Mr. Fosso, they have grown to become an outstanding group in this area, being the only high school organization to participate in the National Symposium of Creative Arts, March 8, at the University of Washington. The Band and Orchestra are readily recognized for their contribution to school life in musically representing West Seattle at sports events, in the Christmas Parade and Assembly, tPepJ concerts, and contests. CHOIR: Lois Ahrenius, James Allen, Ron Anderson, Carole Ashlin, Sandra Bardsley, Steven Bards- ley, Linda Bauer, Kristine Bender, Glenna Bennett, Garland Berger, Bill Beyers, Janet Biles, Deanna Blair, Deronda Blake, Phil Brandon, Colleen Busby, Paige Canfield, Beverly Carlson, Helen Cham- berlain, Robert Chavey, Julie Collins, Kathleen Collyer, Mary Colman, Jo Anne Companion, Merrily Crook, Jacques Davis, Gerald De Laurenti, Gretchen De Young, Charles Dowd, Sherrie Doxie, Mary Lou Dunn, Christie Francis, Gary Frey, Janne Garrison, Suzanne Geisel, Judy Glandon, Janice Gradden, Nancy Hamlin, D. W. Hard, Don Harrel, Stephen Harvey, Arlene Heaslip, James Hearth, Carol Hughes, Perry Jackson, Kay Jondal, Jane Kingma, Jean Kingma, Sylvia Longoria, David Lorraine, Carol McDonald, Teddie McKenna, Glen Mattison, Mack Meads, Jack Metcalf, Donna Metzger, Margaret Nosler, Ann Marie Nygren, Delmar Osburn, Bonnie Pascoe, Timothy Perry, Tom Peterson, Allan Roses, Barbara Shaw, Kit Shultz, Dianne Silsby, Tom Smith, Chuck Strong, Beatrice Sudduth, Sharon Templeton, Sally Thrune, Sharon Tyler, Roberta Watts, Ron Whitaker, Dianne Whitby, Helga Williams, Hilda Williams, Marilyn Willis, Jerry Winkle, Nancy Yarrow, Peggy Yearout, Sharon Meyer. ADVANCED VOCAL ENSEMBLE: Lois Ahrenius, Sandra Bardsley, Steven Bardsley, Bill Beyers, Colleen Busby, Julie Collins, Merrily Crook, Jacques Davis, Sherrie Doxie, Gary Frey, Suzanne Geisel, D. W. Hard, Nancy Hamlin, Mack Meads, Timothy Perry, Allan Roses, Dianne Silsby, Beatrice Sudduth, Sally Thrune, Ron Whitaker, BAND las they appear in their picturelz Ken Richard, Averly Nelson, Sigurd Haglund, Paul Wold, Le Angngbrosgt, Mike Molvar, Sue Richardson, Richard Styrwold, Patsy Wheeler, Kitty Dugan, Al Bender, Sunny Picinich. Gary Cameron, Ellen Heroux, Nada Stoy, Gary Cumnick, Krisfen Harbo, Charlotte Hauck, Carol Measure, Brant Gebhardt. Jo Ann Bohn, Bob Riley, Gail Durham. Dan McNeill, Bruce Harrington, Jim Brewer, Pel Kelly, Pam Woods, Stan Hagedohn, Arlene Smith, Celia Frank, Keith Schubert, Ernie Pelz, Kit Shultz, Jerry Burr, Steve Otto. Mrs. Sue Shawger, Mike Clarkson, Don Oelschlager, Glenna Bennett, Bertha Hoffman, Anne Ecklund, Bob Johnson. ORCHESTRA Kas they appear in their pictureb: Bertha Hoffman, Glenna Bennett, Kathleen Bowers, Carol Olson, Dave Peterson, Margo Welch, Marshall Campbell. Janne Garrison, Mary Millett. Ellen Heroux, Karen Bolton, Joan Englund, Jeanette Barton, Ken Richard, Sigurd Haglund, Kristen Peterson, Norma Albright, Pam Woods, Arlene Smith, Stan Hagedorn, Jo Ann Bohn, Dan McNeill, Jerry Burr, Mrs. Sue Shawger, Bob Johnson, Jerry Flagg, Anne Ecklund, Dave Cole. l l l! n1vr 'H t M tl' W g p ,tw tim, wllw ,r L lllllrllllll l l-Ml MW llarltl W 'llflfftg' ti lt W lf for fa ll rel W lvl KW 4 I r My , the end of the year and wellseniors j lehed our peak. ' 1 f As we stand on the top, we view the panorama of the past twelve years with a feeling of sorrow, regret, and perhaps even fear at the thought of leaving the ! if S 6 Weltered, pleasant valley of childhood and adoles- LL' X' :L 'VU aj' J ',- ,V f . ., , V 1, ,1 VJ l 'xx ' ' c nce. fn? 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