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

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COUNSELOR: Miss Theda Lomax talks with Rich Anderson and Wes Smith. M l. W gi MIKE AICKIN President THROUGHOUT ITS FINALE, the senior year, the Class of '62 played the most important role of its career. Ably directed by Miss Theda Lomax, counselor, and Mr. Earl Trowbridge, adviser, the senior class not only assumed the greatest parts of the school leadership but also carefully planned their immediate future. As sophomores the Class of '62 showed their excellent reserve of leader- ship potential and selected the following class officers: Steve Darland, president, Gaye Kesler, vice-presidentg Diane Bolke, secretary, and Mary Ann Curry, treasurer. Under the direction of Mr. Lou Tice, the sophomore girls pioneered Hep Club, the sophomore version of Pep Club. Girls' Club honored Judy West as sophomore Girl-of-the-Month. In the junior year the Class of '62 lost a portion of its class to Glacier High School, but the majority that remained made itself known in leader- ship, athletics, special recognition, and scholarship. Leading the class were the officers: Bob Winqilist, president, Ed Bruce, vice-president, Barb COMMENCEMENT COMMITTEE 0 Stamcling: SEN IORS IN BRIAN WIDERSKI Vice-president. Robertson, Kinnamon, Geer, Hawkins, Teeter, Mc- OOLLEGE CONFERENCE COMMITTEE lfgiqfml- Mahon, Foster. Seated: Bloomquist, Larson, Wiesner, WWF Leedy, Pallnef, O0ffm211'1, Baldwm, Stickney, Lonheim. Hanson. Seated: Fuller, Hendrey, Sasnett, Ware. X I Twenty-Two

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GRAND FINALE ADVISER: Mr. Earl Trowbridge confers with Ed Bruce and Raina Moinuddin. JACKIE ARNOLD SALLY MEURLING Secretary Treasurer Callas, secretary, and Juli Wiseman, treasurer. There were twenty-three lettermen, including the two golf club lettermen., Junior Girl-of-the-Month was Gail Harshman. Juniors on Torch numbered twenty-five, and National Honor Society held ten members. While Mr. Trowbridge and Miss Lomax, who was already knee-deep in the registering of the next year's sophomores, prepared to graduate the Class of '62, the seniors gradually began to prepare the underclassmen for their future leadership duties. The Knights of Cutlass initiated new mem- bers, and the student body elected new officers and a new Yell and Song Staff. Working until the end of the year were the senior committee mem- bers and the senior class officers: Mike Aickin, president, Brian Widerski, vice-president, Jackie Arnold, secretary 5 and Sally Meurling, treasurer. Finally, after commencement - the final performance of their high school career -the Class of '62 looked in retrospect at their high school achievements and memories and prepared to take the giant step into the big-time. CARDS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS COMMITTEE I Stafndmg: Mr. Trowbridge, W. Smith, Pallechio, Coolidge, CLASS DAY COMMITTEE I Stanclfing: Sher- Johnson, Stoner, Robinson, Rothe, Ayres, Gordon, Howard. rard, Ireland, Mitchell, Teman, Lovell. Seated: Seated: P. Smith, Stevenson, Rystrom, Arnold, Coburn, Sabey, Winquist, Bus, Killoran. Raab, Gross. ul Twenty-Three