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

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ORLENA HARSCH SP ENCER CARL JENSEN LEONARD JOHNSON FRANK LAIRD HARR Y LEMON French HUNGERFORD Social Sfuclies and Vice-Principal and Manual Arfs and Music and Science Science and Commercial Commercial ' Mafhemafics Maflvernafvcs NEIL McKAY MYRA NEWTON MILDRED OLSON EDYTHE ROH Social Science and Hom E ' ' ' OWITS HAROLD RUDE PHYLLIS SEYMORE e conormcs Social Sfudves and Horne Economics Hisfory English General Science English DOROTHY SHIPLEY DONALD SIMPSON EARL TROWBRIDGE English and Oral Aff Moilwemafic' Expression Bmw FACULTY 1 -V , ,nw HOWARD WILDER VENA ZIMMERER rnysncal Educafion and Ariilzrnafic, Social School Secrefary Science Science, lndusfrial Arfs

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GERARD BE11 MXLDRED CLARK EVELYN AB?-AMS MARTHA ALLEN GNL BASKERVXLLE ALVAR BECK Physical Educaiion and Eiqhib firade V Enqkh Sonia! Sciences Lakin and German Arithmetic and Civks Princupax Reading KATHRYN CONMEY LYLE DAVERKN BIRDIE DAVHS CLARENCE DOCKA GUDRUN DOCKA MAE EARL ' '-'Y-nmaiics and Commercied EnqX1sh!-and Mama! Ads Music and Ari EnqXish Journa isrn 4.-1 if XNKA FORTXN ' .K CHARLOTTE ww-, Reading GANDOLFO Commercias Sckooi Nuts: ENCE GRAHAM EDWARD GREEN CYP-US GXLBERT LAWR Enqhh Aqricuhure Science and Makhemakics I0 HIGHLINE

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STUDENT BODY WILNA WTLCOX Vice-Presidenl DTCK GERAGT-TTY PresidenT Woi'leing closely wiTh TaculTy adminisTraTors and The general sTudenT associaTion. This year's sTudenT oTTicers capably guided The desTinies oT l-lighline's governmenT Through anoTher busy Term. The execuTive sTaTT was headed by PresidenT Dick GeraghTy, who compeTenTly wielded The gavel aT all sTudenT assemblies. Vice-PresidenT Wilna Wilcox was in charge oT all assembly programs. The secreTary's rec- ords were leepT by MargareT Sagar, while Russ SalT- marsh compiled The Treasurer's reporTs. lvlargareT Case SeaTed: Sugar, Gulbbo, Osborne, Wilcox, Case, McNabb. Sfandungr Geraghly, Carlson, Wingeri, Reynolds, Marshall, ArnisTrong, Jorgensen. RUSS SALTMARSH Treasurer MARGARET SAGAR SecreTary acTed as sTudenT business manager. One oT The TirsT major prolecTs supporTed by The sTu- denT body was co-sponsorship wiTh The P.-T. A. aT a carnival To raise Tunds Tor sTage eguipmenT and wel- Tare purposes. OTher underTal4ings To which The sTu- denT body conTribuTed included Red Cross Tunds, The OrThopedic egg drive, The Children's Crusade cam- paign, and The monThly aTTendance conTesT. Among The mosT enTerTaining assemblies was The inTer-class program conTesT, won by The iuniors wiTh Their version oT a WesTei'n melodrama. The senior enTry in The conTesT was a lighT romanTic comedy, while The sophomores presenTed a spring scene. The Treshmen gave a series oT inTeresTing song and dance numbers, and The eighTh grade enTry included a SouThern Tolk dance. An ouTsTanding address presenTed To The sTudenTs was ThaT oT The Rev. J. R. McCullough oT The Tacoma l:irsT PresbyTerian Church. T-le sTressed The imporTance oT growing boTh physically and spiriTually during youTh. WiTh an aTmosphere oT compleTe cooperaTion be- Tween TaculTy members and sTudenTs, many addiTional programs and enTerprises were carried To compleTion, rounding ouT a highly successTul year oT sTudenT gov' ernmenT. BOARD OF CONTROL .... ln addiTion To managing vari- ous sTudenT body aTTairs, High- line's Board oT ConTrol members have been enThusiasTic parTici- panTs in all sTudenT acTiviTies. WiTh Dick GeraghTy presiding, The execuhve board wiTh The back- ing oTlv1r. Baker and Mr. Johnson acTed as a check on all imporTanT school TuncTions. Among The prob- lems dealT wiTh during The year were Those concerning The basl4eT- ball game crowds and The omni- presenT budgeT. Included on The Board were The STudenT Body oTTicers, The Boys' and Girls' Club oTTicers, The presidenT and a represenTaTive Trom each class.