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

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DONALD AMUNDSON Washington History Language Arts GERARD BETZ Latin Spanish CLARENCE BITZAN Manual Arts CHARLES BRIGHAM Language Arts VICTOR CARPINE Physical Education ANNA CARLSON TYPin9 BESSIE CARSON Spanish HAZLE CHAPMAN Physical Education Recreational Leadership LOUISE COCHNAUER Distributive Education DOROTHY COPE Biology BIRDIE DAVIS Language Arts HURLEY DE ROIN Physical Education HUGH EMRY Shorthand MINNIE EMRY Physical Education FIICIILTII I Top: Highline's faculty librarian, Miss Claudia Nichols, explains the eflecti use of reference books to three of her competent student librarians: Jar Gunion, Charlotte Hartley, and Marilyn Rissell. Bottom: Doris Carver, Agnes Underland, Trudy Lloyd and David Moore lea how to operate some technical equipment in Mr. Kimmel's biology class. 'I4

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OFFICE DIRECTORS 0 Mrs. Lily M. Anderson, Mrs. Nellie Brown, seated: and Shirley Sholberg. . THE Illlillllllllfi HllB 0F HlGllLIl'lE O ONE could attend Highline without realizing the tremendous iob done by the office forces of the senior high. Each day the attendance clerks, one dependable department, walked miles picking up absentee slips. These slips then had to be posted and tiled on the permanent record cards. Records and finan- cial situations were kept up-to-date by Mrs. Nellie Brown, Mrs. Lily M. Anderson, and Miss Shirley Sholberg, aided by the energetic girls on the main office force. Another department better known as the C.A.S.H. Club, kept things running smoothly within the counseling offices. The girls worked actively to remove much of the load from the shoulders of the counselors, Mr. William Graham, Mr. Jack Mackenroth, and Mr. Neil McKay. Working during their free periods, the mem- bers did filing, typing, registering, and checking on absentees. OFFICE FORCE 0 Row 4 Soderquist Burgess Ho melvig Ross Reklev Wood Wells Van Wag enen, Reed. Row 3: Rehn- strom, Carmel, Armes Swanson, Smith, McPhiI lips, Snyder, Wald Row 2: McBain, Gardiner, Banks, Carlson, Hayden Manola, Shepan. Row 1 Hawkinson, Dahlberg Winger, LeMieux, Boeh- me, Palmason, Anderson C.A.S.H. club 0 Row 3 Moll, Puckett, Williams, Rensch, Hurlbert, Thomp- son, Sahlinger, Banks, Reese. Row 2: Hettle Cheatham, Warberg I Kle m m e r, Lindersmith, Walker, Rantt, Bellecourt Row 1: Nomura, Reese Brown, Titzel, Anderson Mcjunkin, Mclavey, Reeves. 1 1

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l l l Miss Laurabelle Minter ex lains the assignment to four of her senior' P: P nguage Arts students: Claire Gooch, Barbara Bennett, Lucille Munter, and nford Yates. l ttom: Mrs. Lowell Wiggins and Mrs. Myrtle Rude pour at the autumn tac- ty tea held in the library. Being served are Mrs. Sylvia Wall, Kathleen Reed, arolyn Brown, and Marilyn Rissell. FIICIILTV MILDRED GIBSON Typing Shorthand wiLLlAM GRAHAM Counselor PETER HALLGRIMSON United States History ALF HEMSTAD United States History Inter-American Relations WARREN HERBAGE Chemistry RALPH HOFMAN Manual Arts SPENCER HUNGERFORD Geometry Counselor MAE HUNTER Language Arts HOWARD JAKEY Orchestra Band AMY JENCKS Language Arts KENNETH KIMMEL Biology FRANK LAIRD Mechanical Drawing LARRY LEMMEL United States History HARRY LEMON Botany Acappella Glee Club