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

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U Dedication Tw1iN'rYfF1vE YEARS Aoo a small, but important year' book made its debut. Though humble in appearance the first PIRATES, Loo marked the opened gate to a quarter century of growth and progress in school pub' lications. This june the Silver jubilee number of the Piitxriss' Loo brings special memories to the few who have seen twentyffour other Loos come off the press. They recall times when nearly every face within the year' book was a page that they knew and understood. They remember a pioneer era with its warmth, its hardships, and its struggle for recognition. With this year's marking another milestone, they not only look back to the beginning, but they also look ahead: for more than any one else these few can see new horizons lying ahead for the school and the community. Although the following instructors have not all been at Highline, they have influenced the lives of hundreds of those who have graduated from this school: Mrs. Jessie Wzitts, Mr. Jesse Neiswender, Miss Lenore Allemandi, Mount View: Miss Esther Midgaarden, Mr. Freeman Mercer, Burien: Mr. Lowell Wiggins, Mr. Gerard Betz, Mr. Harry Lemon, Highline: Miss Phyllis Seymore, Highline and Puget Sound: and Miss Martha Allen, formerly of Highline, now retired. To these ten who have dedicated their lives in service to us we respectfully dedicate our Silver jubilee number, the 1952 PIRAT1as' Loo.

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