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

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Sowers of the Seed .Xl IIOSSI -lypinu. tell anal Sung Stall Nnlxiser, .Kssistanl llaslwtlmall Coacli Xltlll l.lf llL'l7l1--l anguage Xrts, latin, famly Concession Xl.XllG.Xlll il' IIYDHOLXI-Typing, llusiness lfnglisli, Office Practice, Baccalaureate Cummittec .Xclxiscr IINXICIQ Sll.UYl,-I.ilJrar5, l.ilmrar5 Club .Xcltiscr XYll.l.l.-XM Sll.XYYI.-Psycltology, lfconumics, .Xssistant lfoot- lmall Coach IDOHOTIH Sllll'l.l'Y--Drama, l,tll1LIllil,SLl' .Xrts, Speech. Drama Slmppe .Xclxiscr DONALD SIMPSON-.Xrt, Ciommcrcial .Xrt, junior Class .Ml- viser, Stage Crew Aclviscr, Pirulvx' Pcn .Xrt flclviscr, Piruics' Lug Art .Xtlviscr YIRCINIA Sl.lfl'Nlfll--languagc .-Xrts, Callcy Guards Ad- viser, L'sl1crs .Xclxiscr l3.XllB.-Xllil S'l'.XllBllll7-l anguagc .Xrts, Drill Team .Xclviscr ll UX.Xllll 'l.XZlOll language .Xrts, ,Xssistant llaselmall clO2lCll l.L'Cll.l.l'f 'lHONll'SON- --Spanish, lfrenclt, Pirates' Pen Arl- vlscr lfAlll. THOVK'BRIDGE--Scnior Aclxiscr. 'lorch Adviser Mr. Quesnell gives instructions on engine swapping. XK'll,l.lS 'lllOWI3llllXLl- - NYorlcl History. llaslu-tlmall Llflilfll, Golf Cluaclt VERNON XY.'XIfl'lflISf-- Driving YELNIA WHITLUCTKA- Accounting, School Banking ftdxiser, Caps ancl Grmns Committee Adviser, Organ LOL' XYII DHI- Home llclatiuns JE.-XX XYOl,l SUX A-Sclimil Nurse, N urses' Aides Adviser Physical lmlucation. Intramurals .Xclxist-r. Gymnastics Ckraeli lfYIjIll1'l il XX'OOlDW.XlllDf - Sfltll

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Sixteen .21 DO Nli AN MICLVIN OLENIQ- Biology, Physics, Chemis- try, Scicncc Club Adviscr LYDIA PALMEll4FrcnCh, Latin, Assistant Torch Aclyiscr llOllI'llT PUTNANI- Physics, llaclio, P. A. Crcw Aclyiscr l,OXYl'l I, QL'lfSXlfl.l-4 Auto Shop, Assistant Foot- ball Coach C'lllfS'l'lzll llliAD4X'isual Aids, Boys' Club Adyiscr, Stutlcnt Court Adviscr jL'S'l'lXE RICHARDS- llclmtt-, Ollicc Practice, Commcnccmcnt Com- inittcc Adyiscr Faculty . . . NALIJ NlAl,ONlf -.Xlgclnra lll, Ccomctry, lrigononlctry, llascball Coach, Sportsmcn's Club Atlyiscr l.OYVlfl.l. MASONgflconlctry, Knights of thc Cutlass Atl- viscr, Scnior Prom Adyiscr Vl l.MA MASUN--Vlfoocls, Vcmlcrs' Adyiscr lflJY'l4lllf NCCUl.l,UL'GHfClotlling ll, McKA Ygjunior Counsclor NA,llfAN Mll,l.lfll4Pl1ysical lfducatiori, l5.N.A. Arlyiscr l..-XUIIAISIQLLE NlINTICR-l.anguagc Arts, Journalism, High Lines' Stall' Adviscr EAlll, MORITZ-Machinc Nlctal IJOITUTIIY Nlfl.SUN--languagc Arts 1 UDIA NlCllOl.S4l.ibrary, Xlakc-up Club Adviscr, Pi- rutcs' Pcn Aclviscr IiNllXlY LOL' c,:xKl'lS-Lklllgllklgl' Arts ,lAlNllfS KYBRIFHV4'-llI'lgtlI1OIl'lL'tl j', Collcgc Nlath, Sophomorc Class Adyiscr Nlr. Ashcraft looks on as his Distributivc Education students scll their warcs.

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Elgl1IL'L'll Planted They STUDENT BODY OFFICERS O TERRY MCCARTHY, presidentg LAMBERT PETERSON, vice-prcsidcntg ROBERTA DETHLEES, secrctaryg JANE OISHI, treasurer. EETING TXYICE-XYIil3fKIsY throughout the year, the Board of Control was the busiest group in the school. From these meetings plans were drafted, carried out, and evaluated for many school sponsored activities. The iirst project under- taken by Board of Control was the morning after Halloween, when 70 cold, civic- minded citizens toured the various business districts cleaningand washing windows to promote better relationship between the high school and business establishments. Then came the big drive. The Board of Control and the Student Council launched a campaign to help with the building of the much needed Red Shield