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

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FLOYD ASHCRAFT Distributive Education D.E.C.A. Adviser RALPH HOFMAN English EUGENE BERTINO Woodworking IRENE HALLETI' Physical Education Tennis Coach H.G.A.A. Adviser Intramurals Director PETER HALLGRIMSON United States History Boys' Club Adviser WARREN HERBAGE Chemistry Photography SPENCER HUNGERFORD Junior Counselor CLARENCE BITZAN JESSE BONNEY VICTOR CARPINE VERA CARTER RICHARD CHURCH Mechanical Drawing Geometry Physical Education Sophomore Counselor Algebra Architectural Drawing Algebra Track Coach English TALE T SCOUTS .... Miss Gibson gives instructions concerning the mechanics of the typewriter. AG' -ei 7'Ad.f csvwn .yr jpcf w .Sv 14 6... aff? Aa ffm, M 5 a ,aff X I W fy 5 MAE HUNTER f' H RD JAK ROBERT JOHNSEN VERNON JOHNSON ELIZABETH KAITIS English ' Senior Band Biology Algebra English Junior Red Cross Adviser Junior Band Prom Committee Adviser Advanced Mathematics Creative Writing Foreign Exchange Orchestra Aeronautics Adviser Pirates' Pen Adviser Council Fozwteevz

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BOARD OF CONTROL O Stavzcling: Darland, Aickin, Mr. Lowell Wig'gins, Simons, Mr. Robert Sealey, Collette, Picou, Sabey. Seated: Saboe, F. Kesler, Wiseman, Duncan, Peter- son, Curry, Schieber, G. Kesler. A major argument in the middle of the yearwas about proper attire for the Prom, as Well as sophomore attendance. Although the final decision rested with an inter-school group, the president carried the opinion of the Board to the group and reported the results to the Prom committee. The sophomores made other arrangements for the night of the Prom. In a Representative Assembly meeting, James Judd, a third period representative, engineered the passage of a motion forming a good and Welfare committee. Through the year this committee found students who were absent from school for long periods of time due to injury or prolonged illness. In order to help these students feel closer to the school during their absence, the committee kept them posted on school happenings and func- tions. It is to be hoped that the committee members next year do as fine a job as has been done this year. Outdated passages in the student body constitution necessitated the formation of a committee to bring the document up to date and to suggest revisions. After nearly two months of Work, a revised constitution Was found in the files, so the committee made the few remaining revisions. In accordance with one of the constitutional revisions, the juniors elected to student body oiiices took over complete control from their senior predecessors at the beginning of the fourth quarter. In this Way they gained the experience they will need to lead the student body next year as success- fully as this year's officers have done this year. DUNCAN CHRIS PETERSEN FAYE KESLER GAYE KESLER LARRY HUGHS BRENT COLLETTE lllhnagel Business Nlanager Yell Staff Song Staff Junior Class Sophomore Class Tlmlrteen

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DOROTHY COPE HURLEY DeROIN JOHN EILAND HUGH EMRY EPHRAIM Biology World History French Notehand GA-TOLENTINO Zoology Swim Team Adviser German Shorthand French Foreign Exchange Spanish Club Adviser O O O 0 O I I O I O O I C With the help of Mr. Quesnell, Rudy Rodriquez and Roger Bennett repair Rudy's 1930 Chev. GRETA KYLE LARRY LEMMEL HARRY LEMON JON LINDER DALE LINEBARGER English Contemporary Problems Algebra Art Head Counselor Publicity Club Adviser Botany English Careers Day Adviser Stage Adviser Camera Club Adviser MILDRED GIBSON Personal Typing Senior Gift Committee VELMA MASON Foods Home Relations DON McCONNAUGHEY Biology Football Coach MELBA McCONNAUGHEY English Girls' Club Adviser THEDA LOMAX Senior Counselor College Conference GLENN HAGGEN Girls' Glee Choir Mixed Chorus Ensembles LOWELL MASON Geometry Knights of Cutlass Adviser Fifteen