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

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MR. L. D. BAKER Superintendent ofH1gl1line School District MPROVING the campus and high school, with the addition of thc new physical education and music departments, and the new junior high wing. is only one of the many accomplishments of the High' line Board of Directors. Another effort to meet the needs of an everfexpanding school system and inf creasing enrollment is the huilding of the Hazel Valley Elementary School, which is already well under way. Sometime during the coming year the new addif tion to the high school will he ready for occupancy. In this new huilding will he one of the hestf equipped, modern gymnasiums in the Puget Sound League. Moreover, the music departments will see their dreams come true with the availahility of sev' eral sound-proof practice rooms. The junior high is far from heing excluded. A new Iihrary and several classrooms are to he theirs in the 5564101300 fire' resistant structure. WitIi their respective terms totaling more than seventyffive years of service to this school district, the hoard memhers are well qualified for their imporf tant positions. The memhers are: Arnold Drimmel. president, Donald Pollock, vicefpresidentg Willizim Furman, I I. Scottg and Dr. Victor Thompson. With the resignation from the schooluhoard of President Arnold Drimmcl, Mr. Pollock was elected to a three-year term as the new president and Dr. Thompson as vicefpresident. S. Paulson was elected as the new memher of the hoard. Wcmrking with the school hoard is Superintendent L. D. Baker, who is serving in his seventeenth year in the Highline District. Before he took his present office five years ago, Mr. Baker was principal of Highline High School. Another former memher of the high school faculty is Mr. Lyle Davcrin, who is secretary of the hoard and husiness manager for the district. Highline students extend their appreciation to the directors for their untiring efforts in keeping the I-Iighline School District in the top ranks of the state educational system. MR. LYI,Ii IIAVERN MR. ARNULIJ IJRIMMHI, MR. WILLIAM FURMAN MR. DONALD POLLOKIK MR. AI. I SCOTT DR. VICTOR THOMPSON