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

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Standing: Mr, Trowbridge, adviser. Seated: W'z1lker, vicefpresi dent: Miller. secretary: Den ison, treasurer: Kent, presi dent--SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS. I can Umm, Wane to ga URDLING the confusion and turmoil which accompanied Highlinc's first peace' time graduating class in ive years, the 1946 seniors maintained a brisk pace against the gradual subsiding course of events. Herb Kent, Dick Vxkilker, Virginia Miller, and Ruth Denison guided and held in check the exuberant class. The wartime draft problem, although still present, was alleviated somewhat by a government order permitting students to remain in company with their books until graduation. Perhaps it was the removal of Uncle Sams omnipresent finger which enabled the Class of '46 to match and excel the scholastic records set by the preceding senior class. The slack in the raising of lvlemorial Field funds was partially taken up by the seniors with many boys laying at it with pick and shovel. The seniors' special conf tribution to the field was the erection of the fountain in Ivlemorial Corner. Though outstanding as a unit, the accomplishments of individual seniors shown even more brightly. Herb Kent, member of the forensic team which captured the state championship, was acclaimed the state's outstanding debater by Vxlishington State Colf lege judges. Doris Lande, Pirates Log Editor, held the lead in this year's AllfSchool Play, Ladies of the jury. The High Lines staif contributed its share of plunder rakers. Tom Blackshear hauled down twofhundred and Hfty dollars in winning the Northwest Williziiii Ranf dolph Hearst American History Contest. Flo Peters and Wzilt Lehman placed in Quill and Scrolls National Personality writing contest. Page Seventeen

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f, X 'fine' ai , Page Eighteen ART ANDERSONfFootball, Knights of the Cutlass, Model Airplane Clulv, Softball, Track, Senior Variety Hour. Goodfnatured and happy, Art was affecionately hailed by his classmates as The Stuptdest Man Alive. HARRY ANDERSONfHis tall, lanky figure roamed back and forth in the art room, while his pencil drew caricatures of his classmates. PEGGY ARTHUR-Annual Band Contest, Band, Girls' Playday, H.G.A.A.. Music Meet, Senior Variety Hour. As positive as the snap of her black eyes and as genuine as any hoyden in the group. JOYCE ASHLEYfBoaic.l of Control, Book Club, Girls' Club President, High Lines, Pep Club, Ushers, Yell Club, Homecoming Queen. Flashing smiles and troubled frowns chased each other across her face revealing her Gaelic moods which matched her Gaelic beauty. WALLACE AVERY--Entered from West Seattle High School in his junior year. Student Council. A good Scotch name attached to a good looking fellow who tinkered with everything from mechanics to books. LESTER BACH-Basketball, Torch, Knights of the Cutlass, Track, Student Council, Senior Variety Hour, A Cappella, Piratesi Log, Music Meet. Hu towers above us all, not only in stature but in dignity and intelligence. NATHYLIE BAILEY-Entered from .luneau High School, Alaska, in hcr senior year. Vibrant enthusiasm showed on hcr face as she retold with zeal her ventures on the Alaskan ski slopes. LARRY BALES-Entered from Notre Dame Academy, Rollo, North Dakota, in his sophomore year. Senior Variety Hour. Fleet of foot, quick to tease. never embarrassed, always at ease, ANNA MAY BANDLE-H.G,A.A. She cut no capers in the corridor, but plenty of them at Southgate. ROY BANDLE-e-A Bandle bowler with an itchy foot, a cherubic smile, and a yen for chemistry. HOXVARD BANTA-Entered from Ketchikan High School, Alaska, in his junior year. Drama Shoppe, Honor Roll, Knights of the Cutlass, You Can't Take It With You, Senior Variety Hour. He was fne at portraying others, but finer still when he was just himself. MARY LOU BARBEE-ABook Club, Photography Club, Glee Club, H.G.A.A., Ushers, Music Meet, Nonette, Senior Variety Hour. lust for you, Mary Lounfmusic, Alaska, and the art of conversation. GRACE BAUERfBook Club, Glce Club, Pen Pushcrs, Tennis Club, Ushers. She could not dance her way through assignrncntsfnor could she rollerskate to classg therefore she was silent in the classroom. LONETIA BICKFORD-So small, and yet no one ever overlooked a jewel. ANN BINGAMAN-Eiitered from Onalaska High School, Washington, in hcr sophomore year. Glce Club, Ofhce Force. This meticulous lass who has easily earned the title, Girl of the Month, could well be called Womavi of the Tear. TOM BLACKSHEARiDebate, Drama Shoppe, High Lines, Knights of the Cutlass, Pep Club, Pirates' Log, You Can't Take It With You, Ladies of the Jury, Quill and Scroll, Torch. Genius hath electric power which earth can never tame. COLLEEN BOGARDUS-Debate Club, H.G.A.A., Yell Club. Celtic beauty. Celtic wit, and Celtic nonchalauce regarding work. DOLORES BOUTlETTE'ffLibrary. Maybe 'twas the sparkle in her eyes that attracted one, or was it that sweet smile? FRED BOWMANfHe was a philatelist who collected so much mileage on his car that he finally lost the trail back to Highline. TED BRAAFLAT-Basketball, Boys' Club Cabinet, Football, Knights of the Cutlass, Pep Club, Senior Variety Hour. Lanky and friendly, 'fed was as prominent in sports as in his class. EDDIE BRADYf Bashfem-up Eddie was a pink-checked Peck's Bad Boy with a noticeable dirriple and il Hare for tinkering. A cute lilfle miss as dainty as you please Looks equally smarf in slacks or dungarees.