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

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SCHOOI. BO,-XRD SCHGOL BOARD TWELVE YEARS of achievement now tell the progressive story of High- line, from a small beginning to the largest rural high school in our state, with an envious record in classroom and general school activities which have not been accidental. The cooperative spirit of our component districts, the effective expression of true educational values by our principal and faculty, together with an en- thusiastic, loyal group of students, year after year, have made our institution what it is today. The Board. through its years of effort, has always felt well repaid because of its pride in the splendid record of the school. VICTCUR THOMPSON, Director-Clerk. P.-T. A. WITH MRS. SADIE E. BENSQN as chief executive, the Highline P.-T, A. has come to the close of a year marked by numerous outstanding achievements. The other offices were filled by the following: Mrs. Cieorge XVoerner, vice- president: Mrs. D. C. Hart, secretary: and Miss Mildred Gibson. treasurer. Among the most notable achievements were the establishment of a dental clinic and the sponsorship of motion pictures to finance this. A Badminton Club, which met in the school gymnasium every Wednesday evening, was also organized by the P.-T. A. The purpose of this activity is to provide wholesome entertainment for the community. The Mother-Daughter Tea and the Honor Assembly were other P.-T. A. projects. Continuing the policy of previous years, the programs of several meetings were devoted to demonstrations of classroom activities. thus acquainting the parents with the various departments of the school. The Highline student body is proud to boast such a cooperative and public- spirited P.-T. A., for it is through their faithful efforts that a most friendly relationship has been promoted throughout the entire school administration. 9