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

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THF PIRATES' I. G STAF Edlfora JAMES MCEACHERN Aifeocicaie Eciifor: DORIS LANDE Ssenior Edifor: SHARON HIMES BURR BARTHEL THOMAS BLACKSHEAR CARL BLATZ ALDEN CLARK RUTH DENISON IOAN DREW JOYCE FEYERABEND ALSEA GAY EDWARD HUMES DARLENE HUNSKARR ROBERT JONES JO LAGOE IEAN LANDE JEAN LATOURETTE LOIS JEAN LEMON MARY ANN MCKELLAR AVERY MILLER CAROL MITCHELL IEAN MITCHELL DOUGLAS MULHOLLAND LQVERNE PELTZER CHARLOTTE PERRYMAN RHYLLIS PROCTOR PHEBE SETHER FRANCES SMITH JOY SMITH SALLY TELLER DICK WALKER MURIEL WHITE CLAUDIA WILLIAMS Le-,1 Io fugln sewn-dz BUHIILAI, Drew, Swher, Lundy Hime-5 Slundingg Miilcr, Humcs, Urrffmc1n,,M1s D S J Mm: hell, Mr, Simpson. Loioureiie, C MlI.:I'vQ-II STAFF AT WORK. ,

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,'.'i joiqifcqq ,.,I,.,y.'1g .fi ,wif-i,rvv,.,Q wwq V A0 11024 Hf, my - V, V. ji-i -fx Our Principal Speaks io have ci group of former' siudems drop in on Homecoming Day to review oid fimes . . . iiie fooibciil victories ond cieiecm . . A fine bcisicefbciil contesis in iiwe cramped quarters of time stil! primiiive gym , . . the Trophies won in the more sedate exhibitiom of forensic skiii . . , cmd to bonier with iheir former Teacher, on fire iiurncirum ci cioesroom work is bovis cm honor io our post record cinci of' inspircifion for iuture sefvice. Vififii hundreds of ovr own boys on the mcmy bczftie ironis, fiiere is cmoihef Homecoming tho? viiciiiy concerns us. This Homecoming wiii ccirry cm obligotion fo provide oppor'h,1ni!yfor tiwese reiuming oiuixmi cmci gone oi our citizens To eo: o decent iivirig cmci to found cieceni iiomesg Grid ci xiii! iiigiiwer obiigciviori to pier ieerve the Ame:-icon icieois of iiberiy cmd iifsiice, 1,-fiiiie co-:noeroting in eeicibiiiiiiog C1 worici order 'for ioiure pence, Vie oii Hove our ioiz- iii fiwis Qf'ffC,IiG?Y' Honiecomingg cr ciicmce to E'7WiCl!iQ9 woric onci oiiicipi E? to iiie ciwcmciiiig F!E'E'Cii5' oi our fimex

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IM X, s 1 Q 'KX Miggwytgxxmm K-, xx. Mas W' .4 M ...Q Q aiming 'L wt ' I I A Rua: MN . wx M 4 XGA K fgxv- Q . w.llIIlJ,i gli y G F, 5 J if Dedication 4 Sli' I, ,r .ALI x 'I l 0 ,T ,L Q, . f th A 9 w J: C , fa, fl '-911 ,T 2. if v fr Ns- of r3 0 '5- 'u.-...x Q S fi EF-5 Y 55: 9 i 'E 'G++ is T: G X Nga r' I' Q Se ZW' 'JFRSS If EH -S ,V . . I9 , .' Y llfl 'roll ' E . il' 1 More than eight hundred men and women have left the portals of Highline to represent our school in the armed forces of our country. While awaiting the return of these victorious alumni, let us not forget that many will never take part in this great Homecoming. Some have made the supreme sacrifice on the bloody altar of war so that others might enjoy fully the benefits of the world's forth- coming renaissance. To the memory of these Highline sons who will be with us only in spirit at our future Homecoming, we humbly and reverently dedicate this Pirates' Log of l945. They went with songs of battle, They shall not grow old, as we They were young, that are left grow old. Straight of limb, true of eye, Age shall not weary them nor steady and aglowp the years condemn. They were staunch to the end At the going down of the sun against odds uncounted, and in the morning, They tell with their faces to the foe. We will remember them. l