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

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BARBARA ELSEY--Tumbling: Glee Club: Music Meet: Operetto: Honor Roll: ' Mal-we-up Club. Her curt business-like manner was nicely tempered by her love of music and rolier skating. BETTIE JANE EMERY-Playday: Glee Club: H. G. A. A.: Volleyball: Tumbling: Music Meet: A Cappella Choir: Sl-si Club: Student Director of Operetta. The rhythm of her walk suggested her easy grace on the dance floor: the gay com- panionship of her smile, her warmth of heart. GERALDINE ENBERG-Music Meet: Operetta: O. G. A.: Usher: Pep Club: Non- ette: Homecoming Committee: Glee Club: Banl-sing Supervisor. Cheerful, capable, and always willing to help, she became a pal to all her class- mates and an invaluable aid to Mr. Daverin on banking day. HAZEL FIDLIER-Home Economics Club. A lady of few words, whose silence was more expressive than speech, and whose skills were in the culinary department, EVELYN FORBES-French Club: Honor Roll: O. G. A. She was a capable mistress of the candy counter and an equally capable mistress of the text. EVELYN GANFIELD-Home Economics Club: Camera Club. Tiny's titian locks and demure charm gained her admission to numerous hearts, for no one could doubt-or deny-the sincerity of her friendship. RICHARD GERAGHTY-Big HU: Basketball: Board of Control: Boys' Club Cab- inet: Sophomore Class President: Football: Hi-Y: Tracls: Student Patrol: Student Body President. In the classroom quiet, wellfmannered, and unassuming-ion the field of battle the Student Body President was transformed into a one-man tidal wave of purple destruc- tion. l CHARLES GNOOSE-Basketball: Golf Club President: Glee Club: Honor Roll: Music Meet: Operetta: Stage Force: Track. , The golf course was his paradise: the classroom, his Paradise Lost. LORNA GODDARD-Entered from Garfield High School, Seattle. Chorus Club. Her nimble feet were never still, and a peek into the future will reveal the fulfill- ment of her dream-to teach dancing. MARGARET GRESSET-Torch Society: Girls' Club Cabinet: Usher: Girl Reserves: H. G. A. A.: Librarian: Home Economics Club. The name Margaret means pearl vhere a iewel of great value, rich in variety of interests and wholesome enthusiasm, PAULA GROTJOHN-Junior Class Secretary: Girls' Club Cabinet: Girls' Club Conference: Glee Club: H. G. A. A.: Honor Roll: A Cappella Choir: Non- ette: Senior Movie Committee: Music Meet: Operetto: Voudeville: Sub- Deb: O. G. A.: Usher. With initiative and zeal, Paula gave wholeheartedly of her time and energy to every classroom proiect and Girls' Club activity. HENRY HADLEY-Honor Roll: Ski Club: Stamp Club. Good old Hank, we said, and right royally his ready smile flashed his willing response to all our needs-and out rolled his shining Ford. X GERALD HAMRICK-Golf Club: Glee Club: Stomp Club: Voudeville: Tennis Club: Stage Force: Pep Club: Operetta. The three R's werehalways mysteries to Gerry, but he knew all the gossip of the carri- dors and every trail on the golf course. NIARGUERITE HARTLEY-Honor Roll. This wholesome senior girl found no subiect too difficult to undertake: working toward her ambition of nursing, :he served as an efficient and capable girls' room assistant. 2 I

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HOWARD COFFMAN-l3ooTball: STudenT PaTrol: Track Manager: Boys' Club CobineT. Buy a Tickef To my magic show, was The char-iT of Howard, who To fooTball fans also appeared To be a magician aT geTTing his Two hundred pounds Through enemy lines. EARL CONOM Earl spenl mosT oT his Time Trying To beaT The Tardy bell, buT seldom succeeded-a TacT which did noT alTer his apfness for Things scholasfic, CHARLES: CRESSWELL-FooTball Manager: Basl-xeTball: Track Manager: Golf Club: Glee Club: High Lines: Tennis Club: OpereTTa. His ever-ready smile and sponTaneous humor found many pals for This popular lad, who didnlf wanT To grow up because iT was Too much fun being a kid. DALE CROSS-Tennis Club: Ski Club. When The game warden wasn'T on his Trail, Miss Gandolfo was: buT To all appear- ances Dale always won The race. LOLA D'AOUST-Make-up Club: SubeDeb: Girl Reserves: Girls' Club CabineT: H. G. A. A.: Tennis Club. Lola's refreshing personaliTy, combined wiTh sTaTely, unaTfecTed charm, was her chief asseT and conTribuTed greaTly To her popularify, LILLIAN DAVIS There was someThing fragile and lovely abouf Lillian ThaT made one surprised aT The deTerminaTion and forIiTude which she had in compieling her every Task. HERBERT DAWSON-BaskeTball: FooTball: STudenT PaTrol. A sedulous worker, Herb conducTed The corridor Traffic as he played foolballe unobTrusively and compefenfly. MARGARET DENECKE-Drama Shoppe: Girls' Club CabineT: Grand Honol' Roll: Playday: H. G. A. A.: PiroTes' Log : Typing Teom:Cor1'ln'iencemerlT Decora- Tion: ProperTy Manager: Usher: Drama Shoppe Play: Torch Sociefy Vice- PresidenT, ' Numerous acTiviTies enriched The high school life oT This sTage-minded honor sfudenf, whose sponfaneous enThusiasm found an oufleT in unselfish service To her class. BERT DENOVAN-Golf Club: Track.. While his movie-sTar curls formed a paradox wifh his masculine appearance, his ScoTTisl1 good humor won him many loyal friends. DOROTHY DE NULLYfBasl4eTboll: Girl Reserves: Playdayq H. G. A. A.: Yell Oueen: Vaudeville: OpereTTo: Honor Roll. WheTher The insTrumenT were a Typewrifer or a piano, her fingers flew wiTh equal dexTeriTy over The keyboard and her Twinkling Toes Tapped ouT The rhyfhm of The lafosT song hiT, JEAN DOBSZINSKY-SlseTch Club: Tennis Club: Ski Club. Off in her Buick was This DaughTer oT The NorTh wiTh skis and SkaTe5-and TexT books Tossed lighTly inlo The back seaT. JEAN DOMONOSKE-Rep Club PresidenT: O, G. A.: Tumbling: Sophomore Class Treasurer. Tighf blonde curls bobbing, This vivacious yell queen danced and Tumbled her way Through school, leaving behind her scores aT loyal pals, A LEATRICE DUPREE-O. G. A.: Music Meef: OrchesTra: OpereTTo: STring Ensemble. A musician and a sTudenT of superior calibre, This peTiTe bruneTTe won populariTy among her classrnales and a place of high esreem among The faculTy. LLOYD EDMONDS-PiraTe Guard: SludenT PaTrol. Lloyd shed his anTipaThy for work when piloling The Jay-Tee, working on The laThe, or Tearirg down his model HA. 20

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l TED HARTUNG-Golf Club: Student Patrol: Basketball. l Ted's4bland exterior clothed an inveterate passion for basketball, and his latent energies emerged in force on the maple court. CHARLOTTE HATHAVVAY-Drama Shoppe: Declamation: Girl Reserves: Glee Club: High Lines: Pep Club: Operetta: Music Meet: Slsi Club. Above Jezzebelle's protesting brakes and clashing gears was ever audible Char' lotle's irrepressible giggle. ROY HIGASHI-Sl-setch Club: Board ot Control: Junior Class Vice-President: Drama Shoppe' Declamation: Vaudeville: Tumbling: Tracln: Pep Club: Pirates' Log : Senior Finance Committee. His irnpish smile and clever irnpersonations endeared him to his classmates: no class committee was complete without him-no art class the same without his pertinent wittlcisms. FRANCES HIGHT--Girl Reserves: High Lines. Stylish in attire and of caustic wit, from Carmen lip to dazzling fingertip she fairly scintillated. VERN HIGMAN-Sl-setch Club: Senior Class Vice-President: Drama Shoppe: High Lines: HivY: Honor Roll: Homecoming Committee: Stage Craft Club: Vaudeville: Pep Club: Pirates Log : Basketball: Penpushers: Pirate Guard: Operetta. Don't be duped by his smooth simplicity, for beneath his naive exterior lurked the fiendish soul of a musician-a music maestro, sultan of swing, and impressario cle luxe. BOB HOLMSTROM-Drama Shoppe: Football: Pirates' Log : Student Patrol: Tennis Club: Slni Club: Model Airplane Club: Senior Finance Committee. This iovial ski enthusiast was always good for a laugh, even when the ioke was on himself-and it usually was: paradoxically, he was wil ing to undertake even the most difficult task. HIDEKO HORIKAVVA-Entered from Garfield High School, Seattle. Basketball: Japanese Girl Reserves: O. G. A.: Grand Honor Roll: H. G. A. A.: Pirate's Log : Torch Society: Typing Team: Tennis Club: Vaudeville: Volleyball: Archery: Salutatorian. Her efficiency at secretarial duties smacked ofthe New World, but the gardenia she wore in her hair reminded one of the beauty and refinement of the Old World of which she was a part. LYNN HUBBARD-Entered from West Seattle High School. With complete nonchalance Lynn accepted the verdict of the grade book and con- tinued reading the funnies and the classics with equal enioyment, ALBERT lSBlfLL-Baslsetball: Football: Softball: Tracie: Vaudeville. 'Round and 'round he goes and where hc stops, nobody knows, for Al was a spinning top on skates, who provided spectators with many thrills, and who won the admiration of his skating companions. MARGARET IVERSON-Entered from Wadeno High School, Minnesota. . At first one saw the quiet, studious manner she wore in her classroom, but there was nothing about her twinkling eyes and infectious humor that suggested the introvert. CLEO JANNSEN-Band: Usher: Mother-Daughter Banquet: O. G. A.: Music Meet. Snappy and efficient, this curly-haired business maior was as adept at balancing budgets as she was at making witty rctorts. ELVA JANNSEN-Camera Club. Diligent and persevcring in whatever she unclfyrlook, Elvu's main intcrcsls centered in the field of home economics. CHARLES JONES-Senior Finance Committee: Boys' Club Cabinet: Stamp Club: O. G. A.: High Lines: Track: Torch Society: Ouill and Scroll. Grimlv determined on the cinder track and the epitome of dependability in the classroom, Charles shed his cloak of reticence only in the presence of a few close associates. ALBERT KARLSON Known to his many loyal friends as Jeep, Al was a true sportsmen, and the one known senior who, during a recitation, could with charm admit that he did not know, 22