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

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,IIM RRADIIN-llasketball, Track. Hardly a girl was ever bored, When ,lim let her ride in his cherry-red Ford. llliUl!l'1N BRliliDMVisual Aids. A quiet fellow whom few reallv knew, llut he seemed dependable through and through. STEVE BROOKS-Boys' Club Treasurer, Football, Panorama, Swim- ming, Torch, Traffic Court, Knights of the Cutlass. A good :nan Friday on every day of the week. MARILYN RROUGHAM-Entered from Evergreen High School, Se- attle, Washington, in her junior year. Senior Gift Committee, lf.T.A., Honor Roll, Torch, I'irates' Log Staff, Triple H. Prmfoeative, divnpled, distinguished this dear- Alwuys uffuble, never austere. DON BROWN- A modest man of prowess. too, Who lifted weights as some lads do. MIKIC BROWN-Camera Club, Debate, Football, Panorama, Pep Club, Pirates' Log Staff, Standards Committee, Swimming. Blue eyes and cheeks aglow- A more likeable fellow one would never know. WILLIAM BROWN Cllillj-Representative Assembly, Track. Uh. what muy man within him hide, Tho' un angel un the outward side. CAROL SUE BROWNELL-D.E.C.A., Torch, Science Club, Slimmer Dance Committee. ller golden loelts shamed the sun. IHLL RRYANT4Knights of the Cutlass, Representative Assembly, Boys' Club Standards Committee, Ski Patrol, Panorama. Over the hill and through the dale, This man knew how to blaze a trail. Twenty-six CARSJL BITZ-Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Triple H, Visual Ai s. A merry pixie who talked and laughed the whole day long. THOMAS BITZAN- Outdoor sports he welcomed with vim, For hunting and fishing kept calling him. BRUCE BLACK-A Cappella, Baseball Athletic Manager, D.E.C.A.. Drama Shoppe, Glec Club, Make-Up Club, Panorama, All-State Choir. Tall, dark, and handsome!no cliche: For soon he grlans to walk Broadway. DOLORES BLAKEY-Girls' Club Treasurer, Honor Roll, junior- Senior Prom Committee, Panorama, Pep Club, Publicity Club, Triple H, Representative Assembly, Torch, Yell and Song Club, Foreign Exchange Club. Chattering, chattering, the livelong day: 1 love to talk your troubles away. TED BOULANGER-Baseball. Not merely good, but good for many things. JUDY BOWHAY-Entered from Sealth High School, Seattle, Wash- ington, in her junior year. High Lines' Staff, Panorama, Pub- licity Club, Representative Assembly, Swimming, Yell and Song Club. A face so innocent-but she's spinning a yarn. LOIS BUCKLES-Drama Shoppe, High Lines Staff, Queen of Hearts, Mrs. McThing, Tiekcteers. She did not seek the admiration of all, but the happiness of one. SHARON BURCHAM-Entered from Blanchett High School, Sc- attle, Washington, in her senior year. Intramurals. A friendly queen, sweet and serene. WAYNE BURCHETT- Debating in the classroom-that he liked best: Whenever he appeared opponents eouldn't rest. DICK BURGESS-Basketball, Grand Honor Roll, National Honor Society President, Mrs. McThing, Representative Assembly, Science Club Vice-President, Waskowitz Counselor, Commence- ment Speaker, Knights of the Cutlass. His thirst for knowledge was like a growing tree. ROCKIE BURGESS- Cladly :fix your car would he, But we don't know how safe you'd be. TOR BURKHARD-Swimming, Track. He struck us like a steam engine in trousers. X

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BOB BALE-Band, D.E.C.A. He fell in love with his Model Tg How easy to love it, naturally. FRED BARKER-Representative Assembly. Schools and studies are a bore: Other ideas intrigue me more! GIL BATEMAN-A Cappella, Baseball, Basketball, Boys' Glee Club, Brooklyn Baseball Cantata, Traffic Safety Council,Knights of thc Cutlass. For I am the builder, oh hear me sing The song of the sledge as its echoes ring! BILL BAUER-Camera Club, Visual Aids, Waskowitz Counselor, Intramurals. A man of cheerful yesterdays and promising tomorrows. GORDON BAUS- Sports a few, with humor, too: But school to him was often rue. GREGG BEARG-Intramurals. Give him the luxuries of life and he will dispense with the necessities. NED BERGMAN-A Cappella, Gymnastics. He wasn't exactly a eheruhg neither was he Peek's Bad Boy. ELAINE BERNINGER-Band, Intramurals, Ushers. ln quiet minds the loveliest thoughts do grow. CHERYL BERSHAW-Prom Committee, Commencement Commit- tee. A stray sunbeam. MARIORIE BEUTLER-Girls' Club, Standards Committee, Honor Roll, Triple H, C.A.S.H. Art is where her interests dwell, It's in this field that she'll do well. Sl-IERRY BICKELL-Entered from Rapid City High School, Rapid City, South Dakota, in her junior year. Girls' Ensemble, Com- mencement Committee. If all the boys were across the sea, What a lonesome old world this one would be. GERRY BIRD-A Cappella, Annual Band Concert, Band, Glee Club, Knights of the Cutlass, Representative Assembly, Swimming, Weight Lifting. Students will always know he was there, His initials were carved in every chair. JANE BEBOUT-C.A.S.H. Club, Girls' Playday, Girls' Club Com- mittee, SPADES, Ticketcers, Y-Teens, Commencement Committee. A petite little girl who was always gay, With an armful of treasures coming her way. ROBERT BECHLER-Chess Club. Chess for a hobby, math for a skill, Humor for seasoning, sailing for a thrill. THOMAS BEFFA-Senior Class President, Knights of the Cutlass, Pep Club Vice-President, Homecoming Committ:e, Yell and Song Club, Representative Assembly, Board of Control, junior Class Secretary, Panorama, Torch. Busy, busy as a bee- No one seemed more active than he. DIANA BEHM-Girls' Playday, Grand Honor Roll, Intramurals, Honor Roll, Junior-Senior Prom Committee, National Honor So- ciety, Panorama, Pep Club, Representative Assembly, Torch, Yell and Song Club, Junior Red Cross. A lovely smile, a gentle heart- We hate to think that we must part. PATRICIA BENNETT-Girls' Glec Club, Venders, Y-Teens. Gentlemen prefer blondes. PATTI BENNETT-D.E.C.A., Glec Club. School work and books are not my lines Tall, dark and handsome would suit me fine. RANDY BENNETT-Big H, Golf Club. just one hundred per cent mischief. ROBERT BENNETT-Swimming. Mermaids and mermen were the same to him, For the shin diver strives only victory to win. SHARON BENZ-F.T.A., Girls' Playday, H.G.A.A., Honor Roll, Library Club, Torch, National Honor Society. A teacher-to-he, both wise and sincere, Always pleasant and nice to be near. Twenty-five

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BEVERLY BURKHART-Publicity Club. I think that 1 shall never see A girl u'ho's such a mystery. JANET BURKHART- High Lines' Staff, Honor Roll, Quill and Scroll. As a feature editor she surely could write: Her professional touch was the High Lines delight. GORDY BUSHNELL- No sartorial elegance, just casual attire: As earnest a fellow as one could desire. KAREN BYERS-Girls' Playday, H.G.A.A., Panorama, Pep Club, Publicity Club, SPADES, Foreign Exchange Club. She's honest, quiet, and sweet in her way: Her company adds pleasantness to each new day. BERNITA CALL-Girls' Playday, H.G.A.A., Triple H, Vendors, H.G.A.A. is the key for me.: A P.E. instructor I really should be. MADELYN CAMERON-Band, F.T.A., Honor Roll, Library Club, Make-Up Club, Orchestra, Torch. Quiet, with not too much to sav, But 1 keep my convictions along the way. MICHAEL CASSIDY-Big H, Track. A ciniler artist, not too many are found As nice as he to have around. ERNIE CASWELL- How pleasant to rest on one's aars and drift with the tide. SHARON CASWELL-Glee Club. Over a book she daesn't tarrv, But she surely can sing like a canary. DAVID CHAPMAN-Camera Club, Publicity Club, Junior Rctl Cross. A fellow who was as quiet as he, Naturally did well in photography. BOB CHEESEMAN-Entered from Franklin Pierce High School, Tacoma, Washington, in his sophomore year. The smooth flowing lines of the ear for him- The page of the text hook was all too grim. MARY ANN CHRISTENSEN-Honor Roll, Pep Club, Publicity Club, Triple H, Rcprescntativc Assembly, Tieketeers, Torch, Yell and Song Club, Junior Varsity Yell Staff, Piratcs' Log Staff, Cap and Gown Committee, Pirates' Pen Staff, Girl-of-the-Month. An artist's delight-a study in pastels. IO ANN CAMPANELLA - Tennis Manager, Girls' Playday, H.G.A.A., Honor Roll, Representative Assembly, Torch. She hath much goodness in her little finger. SHARLENE CAMPBELL-SPADES. A good laugh is sunshine in a room. STEWART CAMPBELL- A likeable fellow who drove his car As if he wished to travel far. VIRGINIA CAMPBELL-Drama Shoppe. Girls' Club Committee, Torch, Ushers. Service with a smile. ROBERT CARLSON- Enigmatic, quiet, shy, But nevertheless a most amiable guy. KATHLEEN CARR-Entered from Lake VVashington Senior High School, Seattle, Washington, in her junior year. Intramurals, P.N.A. Silence is the most perfect herald of joy. ANITA CARTER-Girls' Playday, Gymnastics, H.G.A.A., Intra- murals. The girl on the flying trapeze. SUE CARTER-Drama Shoppe, C.A.S.H., Girls' Room Committee, I-I.C.A.A., Honor Roll, Waskowita Counselor, Foreign Exchange Committee, National Honor Society, Pep Club, Mrs. MeThing, SPADES, Tieketccrs, Ycll and Song Club, Class Day Committee. IVas there ever a lass with such a fine mind, lVith hand so willing and heart so kind? JAMES CASSELL- The High Lines' Staff. A jovial critic who was heard to say, T.V. is fine, hut the commercials-nay, nap. Twenty-seven