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

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:9 :ji ' , ' S132 . ,. 1 -:7 57 Twenty-six DAVE BUTLER-Basketball, Big H, Football, Pep Club, Track, HUB Committee. Me thinks me hast surpassed by far this one called l'Romeo. IAMES BYRD-D.E.C.A. Slow and sure the safest gait, All things come to those who wait. JANET BYRD-Vendors, Make-Up Club, D.E.C.A., Orchestra. It is not my talent to conceal my lumpy heart. RALPH BYQUIST-Hi? H, Football, Track. Thou art the mil: est mannered man, Xllho ever on the gridiron for a touchdown ran. HOVVARD CALL-Big H, Football, Pep Club, Track. He had wings on his feet to carry him away, To the athletic field. for there he would stay, PHYLLIS CALLAHAN- Petite she wus, but not too small To he easily noticed in the hall. ARLENE CARLSON-Torch, Ushers. Capricious lassie with carefree air, lVhose complexion more often was blushing than fair. KARL CARLSON- Working on cars all the time ls sure to he his future line. ANDREA HOPE CARR-A Cappella, Glcc Club, Xvestcrn NVashiugton Solo Contest, Ushers. She combined dignity with fun. PRISCILLA ANN CARRIER-Board of Control, Debate, Drama Sho pe, Girls' Club President, Girls' Club Cabinet, Pep Club, Publicity Club, Western WVashington Solo Contest, Stage Crew, Torch, All-Pirates' Revue , Yell and Song Club, Homecoming Committee. Charm and ability seasoned with fun- Priseilla's the one to get the joli done. NANCY CARSON-Board of Control, Drama Shoppe, CASH Club, Pep Club High Lines' Staff Editor-in-Chief, Piratcs' Log Statlf, Man in the Bowler Hat , Publicity Club, Quill and Scroll, Torch, SPADES, Yell and Song Club, Junior Pins and Rings Committee. Celtic beauty and Celtic wit- Diii she worry about the High Lines' ? lVell, just a wee bit. RICHARD CARTER- Man's love to man is a thing apart- But when it comes to ears, they lie close to the heart, JOYCE BROVVN- How lovely Common things must seem to you, lVho have such lovely eyes to see them through. LARRY BROWN- Books and knowledge to him were a bore, For after school he learned much more. SHEILA ANN BROVVN-Panorama, Pep Club, Publicity Club, Triple H, SPADES, Representative Assembly, Yell and Song Club, '4Gram- ercy Ghost. This puppy lass with cheeks of tan, Certainly knew how ta hold her man. MELVIN BUCKLES-Senior Band Library Staff, Movie Operator. Men are only boys grown tall: Hearts dnn't change much after all. CAROL ANNE BULEN-Vendors, Library Staff, Commencement Com- mittee. . ' Her trademark was a friendly smile. ZELDA BULLOCK-CASH Club, Torch. The way to the heart she mastered with glee, For slzilled in making she proved to he. BRIAN BUNDY- He lived for the moment ami let the hour talze RANDY BURBRIDGE- The Don juan of the halls. DEAN BURKE-A Cappella, All-Northwest-Chorus. lt was as much his nature to blossom into sang, tree to leaf itself in April. care of itself. as it u-'as for a l

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ED HIGGINS-Entered from Renton High School, Renton, Washington, In his senior year. Fishing and hunting appealed to Ed: lVhen it came to studying-well, enough said. CAROL BILLINGS-Honor Roll, Yell and Song Club, Triple H, SPADES Representauve Assembly, CASH Cluh. Round ani round she goes, and where she stops, no man lznoufs. JERRY BINGHAM--Knights of the Cutlass. He burned up the road with the greatest of ease, This likeable fellow who strove to please. JUDITH BISCIGLIA-Triple ll. The time to he happy is today. BARBARA BITZ-Glee Club, F.T.A. l opened my heart and a song burst forth. BARBARA BITZAN-Make-up Club. The look without is an index of what is within. DALE BIORNSON-Senior Band, Western Washington Solo Contest, Chess Club. The clear sweet notes of his trumpet drifted through the air like little gold bubbles of pure melody. BARRY BLAKER--Library Staff, Tennis, Sportsmen's Club. To watch him play badminton is an amazing sight, He rarely fails to meet the shuttlecock in flight. COLENE BLOME-Entered from WVilbaux High School, Vililbaux, Montana, in her senior year. An irish lass who left so soon that no one here knew Calene Blame. DANNY BOTHELL-Boys' Club Vice President, Trafhc Court, Sports- men's Club, Pep Club, Football, Track, Evergreen Boys' State, Knights of the Cutlass. Overwhelming friendliness-his outstanding trait- Make it easy for him to get a date. BOB BOXVLES-Entered from Parsons High School, Parsons, Kansas, in his senior year. Kansas girls he thought were super-fine, But was also quite charming to those at Highline. RAY BOVVMAN-Senior Band, Baseball, Basketball, Vllcslern NVashing- ton Band, Western YVashington Solo Contest, Drama Shoppe, Senior Orchestra, Chess Club. This lad was ever a rover, loving and laughing and free, JOHN BOYD-Movie Operator. Oh. hon' he loved to flirt and tease, Breezing through school with the greatest of ease. PAUL BOYNTON-Board of Control, Debate, Grand Honor Roll, Torch Treasurer, Pirates' Log Stall' Editor, Quill and Scroll, Radio Cluh, P.A. Crew, Representative Assembly. l am the master of my fate: I am the captain of my soul. PHYLLIS BRANDT-D.E.C.A., Glee Club, H.G.A.A., Drill Team, Junior Red Cross. Classical music?-lVell, I sav Yea - And seasoned with jazz, l like it that way. ROGER BREVVER- Happiness he found behind the wheel Of his merry Oldsmobile. JUSTINE BRINGOLF-Entered from Redmond High School, Redmond, Washington, in her senior year. Panorama, Yell and Song Club. She took time out for romance and fun: Activities, too, kept this girl on the run. BERT BRITTON-A Cappella. Give a man a song to sing and a flame to fight. And his little world will turn out right. ROSS BRODY- llfhen textbooks are made like ears and are thin, , Then they'll he devoured hy seniors like him. BEVERLY BROXVN-Glee Club, Triple H, Tieketeers. School, she said, is merely an interlude on the road to romance. f I JACK BROVVN-Football. Knights of the Cutlass, Track, Sportsmen's Club, Big H, Senior Randi. D ,l,'.1j-' A little flirting now and then ts relished by the best of men. ,d' ' 6 '45 ef., 2-f-sr,--1 fz .,, Twenty-five s

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CLARA CASVVELL- She seasnneil work with fun, strongly preferring the latter. JOAN CAVEY-Triple H. Her gentle mimi hy her ileeils was known. ELBE CHAFFIN-Representative Assembly, Movie Operators, Camp Waskowitz Counselor. He seldom spoke, but what he said was clear ami full of sense. PATTI CHAPMAN-Board of Control, Student Body Secretary, Pub- licity Club, Tri lc H, Representative Assembly, Tieketeers, Yell and Song Club, Sopllomore Class Secretary. Her shining crown and sparkling eye were enough to dazzle any guy. MARC CHOATE-A Cappella, Glee Club, Sportsmen's Club, Qvestcrn NVashington Solo Contest, All-Pirates' Revue , Representative As- sembly, Pirntcs' Log' Stal-l'. A pleasant lad with a constructive mind, Who gels his fun with a fishing line. NANCY CHRISTIAN-Drill Team, Junior Rod Cross Council, Camera Club President. Cheerful looks make every dish a feast. NORMAN CHRISTOPIIERSON- h Study Hall was his favorite suluect. VIRGINIA CLAIRMORE-Vendcrs. - Her greatest treasures were gentleness of spirit ami pure serenity of miml. SHARON CLARK-Make-Up Club. Quiet though this girl may seem, To have fun was her main theme. TERRY CI.ElX'lMER-Camera Club, Honor Roll, Knights of the Cutlass, Science Club. His camera and he were one and the same: !Vith his Rolleieord lens he won school fame. SANDRA CLIRBORN- High Lines' Staff, Pep Club, Publicity Club, Toreh, All-Pirates' Revue , Ycll and Song Club, Camp Vilaskowitz Counselor, Traflic-Safety Council, Prom Committee, Class Day Com- mitt-c. Aztivc in school zvashthis lass, One of the leaders of her class. SUSANNE COLGAN-SPADES, Glec Club, Vendors. Little dew drops of celestial melody. KAYE COMSTOCK-Rook Club, Publicity Club, Glee Club, Honor Roll, Tqiple H, Tieketeers, Yell and Song Club, Camp Waskowitz Coune SL hoped her life would happy he, Smiling o'er the connubial sea. DALE CONRADI-Senior Baud. Senior Orehestra,.WVr-stern XVashing- ton Solo Contest, All-Pirates' Revue , VVoodwuul Ensemble, Pep B. d. qltllusic in his fingers. STANLEY COOK- Darl: Eyes. NANCY CORNFORD-Senior Band, SPADES. CASH Club, Senior Orchestra, Panorama, Xvcstern Washington Solo Contest, All-Pirates' R ' -. clllles! is she who follows free the roail to anywhere. JAMES COVVAN-Basketball Manager, Track. A llllSlZUfl7llll manager-supreme, Winning the championship--his ilream. KENNETH CRAXVFORD-Sportsmen's Club, Panorama, Track, Camp Waskowitz Counselor. I The day was rlnll that clitl not have n girl in it. SUE ANN CROTTY-Entered from Falls High School, International Falls, Minnesota, in her senior year. Music and dancing appealed to Sue, lVho was loyal to Highline through mul through. '7 JIM CROWN- I llc read only from Nature's tlictzormry. MICHAEL CROY-Entered from Newton High School, Newton, Kansas. in his senior year. Those move easiest, and best, who have learned to dance. r TlllL'lllJ Sl'l'L' l