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

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l l l Top: This handy dandy little gadget keeps your milk and eggs cold, ex- plains Mr. Bob Putnam, as he shows two confused physics students, Bob Moc- Donald ond Darrell Downey, how a refrigerator works. Bottom: Mrs. Mae Hunter attempts to answer the questions ot Joyce lake, Llerry Day, Keith Bingham, and Gail McDonnell, concerning the workings of the Shakespearian theater. fncuiw JUSTINE RICHARDS Office Practice Typing Debate MYRTLE RUDE language Arts Latin MARGARET RYDHOLM Typing Shorthand DOROTHY SHIPLEY Language Arts Drama Speech DONALD SIMPSON Art Architectural Drawing Commercial Art - CAROLYN SMlD Language Arts Distributive Education LEONARD TAZIOLI Language Arts EARL TROWBRIDGE College Math Adv. Algebra Trigonometry WlLLlS TROWBRlDGE World History Commercial Law SYLVIA WALL Bookkeeping Shorthand BLANCHE WATT Language Arts VELMA WHITLOCK Typing Bookkeeping WALTER WOODCOCK Visual Aids Special Service Ciaji Ld

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THEDA LOMAX Washington History Counselor JACK MACKENROTH Counselor DONALD MALONE Algebra Geometry LOWELL MASON eornetry V Y-,-f' ' VELMA MASON Home Economics Home Relations HELEN McCONKEY Home Relations Crafts EDYTHE McCULlOUGH Home Economics NEIL McKAY Counselor LAURABELLE MINTER Language Arts Journalism BILL MOELLER Organ Social Problems Theatre Workshop CLAUDIA NICHOLS Library JAMES O'BRlEN Trigonometry Geometry Driving LYDIA PALMER latin French ROBERT PUTNAM Radio Physics FIICIILTV 1 Top: Now here we have a Chamaecyparis lawsoniana, says Mr. Harry Lemon as o group of interested botany students take advantage of one of Seattle's nice days for a field trip. Bottom: Prospective secretaries, Jean Monce, Karen Show, Donna MacDonald, Sally Hopkins, and Lucille Munter work out a shorthand problem with the help of Miss Margaret Rydholm. 16 K W, Y, ,W ,W , N, ,,Y,,,7,, 4lJ

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SPECIAL SERVICE FACULTY 0. Top: A. F. Breakey, supervisor of maintenance: Bertha Brevik, handicapped children: Robert Burgess director of special services: Minnie Chamness, speech correctionist: Mary Durning, home tutoring: William Furman purchasing agent: Austin Huhn, home visitor: Herbert Kent, speech correctionist: George Miaullis, bus supervisor: Kenneth Moen hospital instructor: Dorothy Thordason, curriculum coordinator: Beulah Warfield, director of instructional materials Cecilia Wheeler, lunchroom manager: Jean B. Wolfson, school nurse. GUIDES llL0l'lG TllE lllllll AKING their invaluable contribution to the school kept the special service faculty busy. These educators, all skilled in their respective fields, supple- mented the work of the regular Highline High School staff. Those students unable to attend school because of illness, were home-tutored by Mrs. Bertha Brevik and Miss Mary Durning, while several pupils were given instruction in hospitals under the guidance of Mr. Kenneth Moen. Mrs. Minnie Chamness and Mr. Herbert Kent assisted those who had speech problems, while Mrs. Jean Wolfson, the school nurse, guarded the students' health. Mr. Abner Breakey was director of maintenance and Mr. George Miaullis had the iob of keeping the many school buses in working order. lunchroom manager of the dis- trict was Mrs. Cecelia Wheeler. Meanwhile, Mr. Austin Huhn checked on the attendance of the area. The purchasing agent was Mr. William Furman. Mrs. Beulah Warfield was always there when needed as coordinator of instructive materials. Mr. Robert Burgess and Mrs. Dorothy Thordarson held the titles of director of special education and curricular coordinator, respectively. SCHOOL BUSES IN SPRINGTIME