Highline High School - Pirates Log Yearbook (Burien, WA)

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oft SENIQIRS l l TWENTY-FoUR J MARION LOUISE O'CONNOR Marion has been active throughout high school in Camp Fire Girls work. Her musical attributes led her to participate in band and orchestrc contests and take parts in the German Festival and Chimes of Nor mandy. She has worked on many Girls' Club committees. THOMAS SHIGEWO OKABE One of l-Iighline's most industrious students was Thomas, who took his high school course in three years. making the second highest standing in the class with Grand Honor Roll grades. ln his senior year he served as photography editor on the annual. PHYLLIS MARSHALL OWEN Although not permitted to have the title of valedictorian because she has attended but two years at Highline, Phyllis had the highest stand' mg in the class. Her activities have included plays, declamation, anc Torch Society. She was worthily chosen a Commencement speaker. MARY PENNELL Entering I-Iighline from St. Pau1's School in her junior year, Mary env tered into many activities. Among them have been the annual, the pa- per, and debating. She also played a role in the All-School Play. FLOYD PETERSON lPetel This wiry classmate applied himself to his schoolwork diligently but his good nature never permitted him to lapse into a bore. His excess energies were consumed in dramatics, operettas, basketball, golf and executive work. WILLIAM A. PULLEN tBilll From president of the Iunior Class, Bill advanced to the position of chiei executive of the Student Body. Other activities included dramatics, foot- ball, basketball, track, tennis and four years in the Torch Society. RICHARD QUANTZ lDickl Anyone who came to Highline's basketball games remembers Dick whc has performed on the maple courts for four seasons. Aside from this Dick has belonged to Hi-Y, Honor Roll, Torch Society, Radio Club and Boys' Club Cabinet. WALDO RATHMAN lWuItl This senior of enviable cornplex.on and artistic ability earned his plac: on the Boys' Club Cabinet and as a member of the Hi-Y. He served on the Father and Son Banquet Committee his fourth year. EILEEN REEPLOEG lBabel Babe proved her quality of good sportsmanship by participation in sev- eral sports. She joined the H. G. A. A. and turned out for volleyball and basketball. In the classroom she was unusually quiet and reserved. MARGARET L. RICHMOND With an enviable record, Margaret entered from Sequim, Washington, in her junior year, and made the Honor Roll here for two more years. Her outside interests are in the field of music and she sang in the Rose of the Danube. PATRICIA LUE ROBARE Pat's a tennis fan, taking part in this activity each year. also baseball, volleyball, basketball and ping pong. As an orchestra member she ate tended three music meets, and served on various school committees. ROY RYERSON iBudl The vice-president of our Senior Class was formerly from Roosevelt High School. His distinguishing attributes at Highline were track, clubs, jour- nalism, vaudeville, and Student Patrol. BOB SHAW Besides belonging to the Aviation and Sportsmen's clubs during his freshman year, Bob reserved much talent for his senior year. Then he joined ranks in the Honor Roll, Golf Club, Pep Club, Sea Scouts and the track team. ZONA SIMMONS Drama Shoppe, Stage Craft, Make-Up Club. Glee Club, Girl Reserves, and other organizations were made all the better for Zona's participa' tion. Zona was also an active helper on Commencement and Mother- Daughter Tea committees.

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LEROY MAXWELL This human dynamo, who was rightly a member of the Automobile Club, completed his high school course in two and a half years, carrying concurrently six subjects in Highline and three at night school and yet he stayed on the Honor Roll. GWELDA MCCLOSKEY Gwelda goes in for domestic activities rather than athletics or dramatics. She has helped to make many of Highline's banquets successful by her services and unique decorations. Interested in radio, she some day hopes to work in one of our local station studios. KENNETH MCINTOSH fliennyl Silence is golden - if that were so, Kenny would be on easy street for the rest of his life. Music seems to be this lad's hobby and he gave plenty to it in his four years of band work. BILLY McKEEL Bill participated two years in German festivals, was a Sportsmen's Club member, and turned out for track. Other activities included membership in the B. B. and M. lBr3oke, Brad-ereck. and Mclieelj Society. MARY McMAHON Though Mary took part in the German Festival and turned out for norse- shoes, clubs have been her major interest. She belonged to the Camp Fire, Riding Club, and H. G. A, A. As a senior she was a member of the Girl Reserves and Penpushers. MILDRED MOORE Vivacious, dependable and efticient are only a few adjectives that de- scribe the Student Body secretary and assistant to Mr. Boundy, Mildred Moore. This girl, in her years at Highline has made a name for herself in sports, dramatics, :nuzsic and as a scholar. RUBY MOORE Ruby is a girl with a smile for everyone. Her activities are not the type that covet the attention of others but those which help in many small ways. Girl Reserve work is her chief interest. ALLA MOSKVIN Entering from Roosevelt in her junior year, Alla soon won a name for herself by making the Honor Roll and joining the Girl Reserves, The last year she joined the H. G. A. A., the High Lines staff and the Make- Up Club. TONY MOTTET Along with Kenny, Tony was ad solicitor for Skidding, Rose of the Danube. and Lilies of the Field, along with many other productions, He was also on this year's Boys' Club Stag Committee. MARGARET MUIRHEAD lBuddyl Buddy enjoyed her activities with the Ptanka Camp Fire group throughout her high scnool course. She was also a Girls' Club Cabinet member. She served as an efficient advertising manager for the High Lines in her senior year. ESTHER MYHRE The idealizing creative power was hers, so Esther became the art edi- tor ior the High Lines and Pirates' Log. She also was on the Girls' Club Cabinet and Honor Roll, and was a wise judge for the traffic court. LOIS NELSON This president of Ye Drama Shoppe is a versatile, dependable student. She has taken part in three plays, has participated in declamation. served on the Pirates' Log, High Lines, and Girls' Club Cabinet, and has been an Honor Roll student. MARIE NICHOLAS Marie is generally known as one of the best workers. One of those who set about a task and does not leave it incomplete. She joined the Movie and Camera Club and sang in Oh, Doctor. BOB NIORD As stage manager, Bob was the power behind scenes in our school productions. In addition to his four years of stage work, he was a Chess and Checker Club member and a founder of the Model Airplane Club at Snohomish. SENIQIBS TWENTY-THREE

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MA RY IANE SLATER Talk and nonsense follow Mary lane as the proverbial little lamb. She made the Honor Roll all four years, and was a member of the Torch Society. She showed exceptional typing ability and served on committees and on the traffic squad. FRED T. SMART II-ightnin'l Our hero describes himself in the following glowing terms: One gen- erous chin, one likewise nose, two ears of mighty spread, one quite unnoticeable mustache. To the above we add Personality Plus. Activities: Senior Class president, football, cieclamation, Honor Society and vaudevilles. DOROTHY SMITH MA MA She's small but quite athletic, having participated in all girls' ath- letics. and being a member of the H,G.A.A. She has been in the Girl Reserves, Girls' Club Conference, Iunior Council, Drama Shoppe, operettas, and on Various committees, DELINE STEWART Madeline is well-liked by those who know her, but she appears un- usually quiet in the classroom despite her sunny smile. She appeared in Chimes of Normandy her first year and joined the Home Eco- nomics Club when a sophomore. RGARET THOMAS Personality Plus is Margaret with her chattery, independent way. She kept out of mischief by playing tennis for four years, golf for one, and working on Girls' Club committees and with the Make-Up and Pep clubs. PATRICK WAKEFIELD iPatl Giftod with a fine sense of Irish blarney, Pat talked his way into two years of managing the basketball squad. Besides this activity, he presided with true dignity on the Traffic Board and belonged to the Hi-Y and the Boys' Club Cabinet. GEORGE Y. WATANABE MA Despite his quiet air and his modesty, George has made himself well known to his classmates. He was an Honor Roll student, turned out tor tennis and was an active member of the Ping Pong Club. RY WATAN ABE Although more reserved and shy than others. Mary has been a will- ing friend and helper to all. She danced in the lovely scene in Paul Bunyan's Return. Her instructors know her as a conscientious and a highly appreciative student. EDITH WERSHING As she is interested in photography, as well as many other subiects, she joined the Movie and Camera Club in her sophomore year. Al- though she is quiet, her friends know her to be a jolly, good-natured and entertaining COIIIPGHIOYX. IACK WHALEN lack is best known for his blowing powers in the Boys' Club Orches- tra. He has also served as treasurer of his Sophomore Class and vice-president of the Iumor Class and has taken part in the vaude- ville. His abilities and personality will be missed. RODNEY F. WHEELER Conguests, such as Tri-Y president, Hi-Y, secretary and vice-president of the Boys' Club, three years of Big H Club, and four years of basketball, all speak for a real fellow and a Pirate of distinction. EVERETT WOODS MA MA Three years of band and one year of football show this fellow's intere ests. His year in the Sportsmen's Club and his four years of Sea Scout- ing also speak for him as a Well liked chap who loves the open spaces. RIORIE WRIGHT A lot of personality has Mariorie despite her determination to see the world through negative eyes. She has been an Honor Roll student and has distinguished herself for her work in typing. Her determinate spirit will carry her far. RY WUNDERS Mary believed that silence was golden as far as classroom activ- ities were concerned, but she had a happy smile for her friends. She loved music and sang in the Chimes of Normandy and Rose of the Danube. IOIlS TWENTY-Flvs