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

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There has been an active, loyal group of parents and teachers carefully directing the destiny of District The superior personnel of the ofhcers chosen year after year reflects the genuine interest which the community has in the educational program. Much has been accomplished by the Parentffeacher Asso' ciation. It provided medical attention for the needy children, sponsored recreational dancing classes, made robes for the A Cappella Choir, and provided for a Safety Driving School. Highline's School Board is composed of six indefatigable workers who give wholeheartedly their time and interests to the Welfare of the school. A service worthy of special mention .is that given by Dr. Victor Thompson, Who has been a member of the School Board for sixteen consecutive years. He has Watched the little red school house grow into the largest rural school in the state, and every step of its advancement Was paralleled by greater service on his part. l l gi' . A-iliw Seated: Mrs. William Furmam, secretary, and Mrs. George Woerner, president. Standing: Mr. Donald Simpson, treasurer, and Mrs. Roy Taylor, vice-president. Hi hline PfT1tR. 'chool Board Seated: J. J. Scott. Standing: E. Y. Greer, J. T. Hath- away, chairman, Dr. Victor Thompson, C. O. Lande, G. W. Woerner.