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

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LAURA SAMPLE Pen Pushcrs. HOB SHOUP- Muvic Opcraturs, lvlakixup Club, Stage Crrw, St-uiur Varii-ty Huur. It very xrltiimi lltipputim to u 14 umau that hur lviisirirxs iw her plutlxtirtz Hi.: truumcrx were grritlu, Cmriplymg, mul blclrul, DUANE SCHEIB Enti'i't-tl from Ephrzita, NVasliingtun, in his iuuinr yi'Hl'- lllLl SIMPSON Bzishrtball Fuutball Knivhts of the Cutlass PED Club Qoftlvill lllliusu Llrmur ii lu.: lnniaxt thought. A hm, ,wad Um iwith PAW' ' ' i 'T' ' ' A l ' VICTOR SCHEIBIiRTf K 'fl J f l C tl s, P1 Cl l, E lsll, S1 Cl l. X , I , Thr Couriiguotu captuirinizli lihrriiplihigrtttll db Lp ul mm H limp U l FRANCES SMlTH-- Ufhcc Furcr, Drama Slxuppc, Girls Playtlay, Girl Refsrru Girls' Room Committee, Pep Club, Piratrs' Lug. GERALDINE SELL 'USllCfS, High Lines, Girl Rcscrvcs, Humt- Ettmamirs Club, l nh ll lcon if lllml' ll W1 'll' ft WH Book Club. Her cyes were deeper than thu dupth uf water stxllud at rr-cn. BILL G, SMITH Arid thcrffs Il mfs yuimgstur of uxcelluut pith. Fats triuil to cmlfeill him by PHEBE SETHER-f-fl'iratcs' Log, Torch, Ushers, Office: Furrr, Girl Rvsvrvrs, Glu- lmml l5l him Smith' Club, lvlusic lvfvsrzt, H.G.A.A., Girls' Hall Patrul, Shall I Compmc thu to U lmmmf A day' CONNIE SPANIER Ushrrs, Girls' Playday, Girl Rvsrrvvs, Svnicir Varivty Hour. Y O wmrmnl 'Thou wut ltnhiuriutl ru begiulv. JACK SHERVVOOD Basliutball, Student Body Viccfl'rcsiLlvut, Pirates' Log, Boartl of Contrul, Buys' Club Cabinct, Hunur Rull, Pvp Club, Track, Knights uf thc Cutlass. DOUGLAS STANLEY-ffHigh Linvs, Knights uf tht- Cutlass. Ax upright as a cedar. Ha was .nltrru ffiiluncc rufiicr hvtrtwx. A d l'f I f Il f ' VUILLIAIVI STEINBURN -Band, Fuutball, Knights ul thi' Cutlass. Trarli, lvluilvl ,lU SUNl7STROlVifA Cappella, Pvp Band, lvfakcup Club, String Ensemble, Airplane Club, Softball, Psp Club, Ivlnvir Upfraturs. Orchestra, Pen Pushers, Miisic lvlvrt, Sttniur Varirty Huur. Ari hour for tual, iz tlay fur xpurt. Sober, xtetidftut and tiumura. DOROTHY STEXVART Girls' Playclay, H.G.A.A., Vaudcvillc, Ushers, Girls' RUTH SURGUINE--Enturctl from Dudson, Mxintzlna, in hrr junior year, Hand, Cafeteria Patrol, Scnicr Variety Hour, Vaudcvillc. Modcsty is of the Color of virtuu. To chasm the glowing lzourx with fly-mg feat. GEORGE TAGUEf-Track, Senior Variety Huur. HELEN STRENTZ--H.G.A.A. If my heart wen not light I would dia. Sucrut, and solitary, and aclffcmitamutl. CARRIE LOU TALLENT -Entered from Seattle, Vilashington, in hcr scuior ycar. ELLEN STUESSI Baskctball, Orchustra, Puppftry Club, Volli-yball. Svnior Varit-ty Huur. Not much talk -A grant, sweat silence. The .illurtcxr platmzrax arc thu xtuuttcst. SHERLI SUNDEN--Entered from Wlcst Saattlr, Xvasliintgtun, in her juniur ystar. JEAN TAYLOR -Glrr Club, Honor Rull, Girlsi Hall llatrul. High Linus, H.G.A.A,, Nlakeup Club, Ushers, Girls' Lzifvti-i'ia Patrol. Maidun of the laughing L-yas. A Cummtlu blithc mul full of glue. SALLY TELLERfBuard uf Control, Suphumure Class Truasurur, H.G.A.A., Turch, EUGENE SUNDERLANDfllnterctl from Battle Lake, Nvashingtun, in his iuniur Pup Club, Pirates' Lug, Sturlrnt Body Bnsincss Nlanagcr, Studvnt Cunfcrrncc, year. Band, Glue Club, Milsic Must, Annual Band Cuntcsr. Ushers, Grand Hunur Rull. Hu who nrrvcx well and xpualgs not, ruuritx morn. In thy facu I xcu the map of honor, truth, and loyalty. 2 E

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5 s Seated: Patricia Barricklow, Jean Lande. Standing: Charles Hodson, Myron Buswell.gCOMMENCEMENT SPEAK' ERS. Commencement Week Sailing on, sailing on, o'er the sea of life. Sailing on, sailing on, beginning worldly strife. With these familiar and nostalgic strains, this year's one hundred and eighty seniors left Highline for the last time. However, before they left, the Class of '45 took part in one of the most complete Commencement weeks that Highline had seen since 1941. At the Movingfup Assembly, climaxing the traditional Class Day, Don Mirk, chairman, Harold Nelson, Pat Eirich, Mark Barricklow, and Frances Gonser presented a program displaying the nnest talent of the Senior Class. Cne of the most perplexing problems that faced the planners of the Class Day program was the identity of the salutatorian. Although Pat Barricklow was unquestionably valedictorian, the place of second highest in the class could not be determined until the fourth quarter was nearly completed, as the scholastic averages of James McEachern, Charles Hodson, and Sharon Himes were separated by less than two onefhundredths of a point at the end of the third quarter. For the responsible task of representing the entire class on Commencement evening, the seniors chose Pat Barricklow, valedictorian, and Myron Buswell, student body president, from a list of nominees that included: Sigrid Karlson, Myron Buswell, Pat Barricklow, Don Mirk, Lois Jean Lemon, Bill Burns, Sharon Himes, Jim McEachern, jean Lande, and Jack Sherwood. After the students had selected their representatives, the faculty debated and at length elected Charles Hodson, outstanding in scientific and scholastic achievement, and Jean Lande, winner in debate for three years and Grand Honor Roll student, as their choice. After the four speakers on Commencement Night had searchingly discussed the problems that youth faces today, the Class of '45 received their high school diplomas from the hands of Mr. Furman, Page Twenty szx