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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1964 volume:

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Good men must not obey the laws too well. GRANT ANDERSON - Big H, Swim Team, Torch. Wise men let the fools talk on. KERRY ANDERSON - Basketball, Big H, Boys' Club Cabi- net, Hep Club vice-president, Representative Assembly, Stage Crew, Track, Visual Aids. His smile is a whisper ofa laugh. STEVE ANDERSON - Foreign Exchange Club, Hep Club treasurer, Representative Assembly. None but himself can be his parallel. TOM APARICO- Entered from Glacier High School in his junior year. Annual Band Concert, Band, Coachmen, D.E.C.A., Hep Club. Work conquers all. DALE ADAMS - Foreign Exchange Club, Girls' Club Cabi- net, Honor Roll, Representative Assembly, Torch, Girls' Club Committee, Waskowitz Leadership Conference. The height of cleverness is the ability to conceal it. JACK ADAMS - Entered from West Seattle High School in his senior year. Boys' Club Cabinet, Football, Hep Club, Representative Assembly, Baccalaureate Committee, Wrestling. A hunting we will go! TERRY B. ADAMS I dare do all that may become a many who dares do more is none. TOM ADAMS I am as free as nature first made man in the out- of-doors. BOB ALDE - Baseball, Football, Wrestling, Hep Club. Some folks are wise, some are otherwise. LINDA ALDERSON - Thespian member, Drama Shop president, Girls' Club Cabinet, Homecoming Assembly, Honor Roll, Make-up Club, Pirates' Pen Staff, Diary of Anne Frank, When Shakespeare's Ladies Meet, lm- portance of Being Earnest, Torch Club vice-president, Big Sisters, Girls' Club Committee. She knows only the formula for success. ANTHONY W. ARMSTRONG - Big H, Foreign Exchange Club, Honor Roll, Knights of Cutlass, National Honor Society, Representative Assembly, Swim Team, Torch, Waskowitz Counselor. There was a star that danced, and under it he walked. DOUG BAARSON - Baseball, Football, Stage Crew. We know him for a man of many thoughts. RUTH JOANNE BANKS - Glee Club, Pep Club, Represent- ative Assembly. I can live for two months on a good compliment. ERIC BARDSLEY - Hep Club, Waskowitz Counselor. A friend may well be reckoned a masterpiece of nature. STEVE BARKER - Entered from Moses Lake High School in his sophomore year. Hep Club, Honor Roll. Ah, that I had been rich instead of handsome. VICKI BARR - Entered from San Bernardino High School in her iunior year. D.E.C.A. Greater women than I may have lived, but I don't believe it. JOHN BARTKOWSKI V D.E.C.A. Ambition is success. JEF BATEMAN - Board of Control, Homecoming Assem- bly, Honor Roll, Pep Club, Representative Assembly, Song Staff, Torch, Waskowitz Leadership Conference. A little girl with a turned up nose, refreshing as a budding rose. BRIAN BEARG - Board of Control, Boys' Gymnastics, D.E.C.A. vice-president, Representative Assembly. To do little and receive much, forms a boy's ideal of a manly career. MARIAN BECHLER - Foreign Exchange Club, Honor Roll, Torch. For there be women fair as she, whose verbs and nouns do more agree. BRUCE BECK - Big H, Boys' Club Cabinet, Hep Club, Knights of Cutlass, Track, Publicity Club. The swift runners hand over the torch of life. BEV BECKER - Future Nurses at America. Her love of liberty is her love for others. . 1 gzsffigttsz-wiluis 1 N535 i KATHY BENSON Debate Drama Shop Future Teachers of America Honor Roll The Importance of Being Earnest Torch Still waters run deep. VICKI BERGAMO Sweeter than honey and the honey comb. CAROL BERGQUIST - A Cappella, Homecoming Assem- bly. ...she was here iust for kicks. GARY BERNARD - Stage Crew. He's a volume if you know how to read him. CAROL BERTHEAS - Girls' Gymnastics, Girls' Intramurals, H.G.A.A., Tennis. Goodness is the only investment that never tails. CATHERINE BERUDE - Drama Shop, Foreign Exchange Club, Honor Roll, National Honor Society, Pep Club, Torch, Waskowitz Counselor, Girls' Club Committee. Many are called but few are chosen. Q... , I it 'U fl KEN BECKER - Basketball, Drama Shop, Hep Club, Honor Roll, Track, Waskowitz Counselor. But, as you know me, a plain, blunt man. KATHY BECKMANN - Drama Shop, Foreign Exchange Club secretary, Waskowitz counselor, Girls' Club Com- mittee. She is a lady of goodness, bound in quietness. TED BELL He hath a heart as sound as a bell with his tongue as the clapper. JERRY BELLEROSE - Camera Club, Visual Aids. Whatever be of sorrow l'll put off till tomorrow. CELIA BENCINI - Glee Club vice-president, Homecoming Assembly. A rosebud among the thorns. SUE BENNETT - Foreign Exchange Club, Homecoming Committee, Honor Roll, Pep Club, Girls' Club Committee. Truth is within ourselves. LYNDA BESSETTE Her presence added life to everything. CECILIA BEST - Girls' Gymnastics, Girls' Intramurals, Honor Roll, Torch, Ushers. The white hand of a lady. BOB BEVERIDGE - Big H, Senior Gift Committee, Swim Team, He gives service with a smile. NANCY BIGGS - Foreign Exchange Club, Pep Club, SPADES, Girls' Club Committee. Novelty is the spice of life. MIKE BLANCHARD - Visual Aids. Not a care in the worlcl. NANCY BLOOMQUIST - Board of Control, Foreign Ex- change Club, Future Nurses of America, Girls' Intramurals, Representative Assembly, Business Manager, Torch. She holds the key. WAYNNE BLUE - Annual Band Concert, Band, Foreign Exchange Club, Honor Roll, Orchestra, SPADES, Torch, Western Washington Solo Contest. Goodness and gray matter. RICHARD BOCK A Boys' Intramurals. The man worthwhile is a man who can smile. l .I . A WAYNE BOGGS 4 L ' Pleasure first, business afterward. -'I EARL BOHM - Knights of Cutlass. He is a knight dubbed with character. DAN BOMEKE 8 D.E.C.A. Man is a tool-using animal. DAN BONG - Entered from Vacaville Union High School, Vacaville, California, in his iunior year. He dreams of things to be. ROY BONNEY - Big H, Foreign Exchange Club, Hep Club, Representative Assembly, Swim Team, Waskowitz counselor. Men are great. . . butl prefer women! PHYLLIS BORNEMEIER - Pep Club, Ushers, Girls' Club Committee. One of the greatest pleasures in life is conversation. THOMAS BOURDAGE - Annual Band Concert, Band, Hep Club, Solo and Ensemble Contest. I hear music. ED BOWEN He runs the machine of life. +9 -f A . 'i't - t 'IZ 999 I LINDA BREMER - Foreign Exchange Club, Future Nurses of America, High Lines Staff, Homecoming Committees, Pep Club, Representative Assembly, SPADES, Yell Staff. Though I'm always in haste, I'm never in a hurry. ELAINE BRINGHURST - A Cappella, Homecoming As- sembly. I am merry when I hear music. LYNN BRITTON - Hep Club, Visual Aids. Actions speak louder than words. CHERYL BROOKS - Entered from Franklin High School in her iunior year. Variety is the mother of enioyment. . ..,t . so f.l2Lsg,: :W -f - 'i:?f5st '.Z.2'..- - 'ieffswsf f ' qffim. ,- 'sezvszleiit - X X 'Z O DARLENE BOYD The shortest pleasures are usually the sweetest. HARLAN BOYNTON e Hep Club. The reward of a thing well done is to have done it. BOB BRAMEL - Chess Club, Debate, Drama Shop, Honor Roll, The Importance of Being Earnest, Dear Delin- quent, Torch, Waskowitz Counselor, Highline Science Seminar. He could harness a team with a logical chain. RICK BRANDENBURG - Big H, Hep Club, Swim Team. So little done, so much to do! TIM BRANIFF - Baseball, Hep Club, High Lines Staff. With brush in hand. MIKE BREED - Camera Club, Visual Aids. This is a happy breed of man. 2 RICK BROWN - D.E.C.A., Hep Club, Knights of Cutlass, Wrestling. Men's natures are alike, it is their habits that carry them far apart. BOB BROWNLOW I want to see you shoot the way you shout. FRANCES BRUCE - Drama Shop, Library Staff, Torch, Homecoming Assembly, Girls' Club Committees. She finds the proper study ot mankind in books. DENNY BRYANT - Baseball, Basketball, Big H. Optimism is a luxury. KAREN BUCK - Homecoming Committee, Pep Club, Girls' Club Committees. A fairest garden in her looks. JANET BULLAMORE - Future Nurses of America, Girls' Gymnastics, Girls' Intramurals. Beauty like hers is genius. . . . .. ,,s......,.f.m ,..--N .-,.:,w.Zz'..-f:,- eggiitgiswst y A y 9' W it I F li 5 Pl i 2 it 'gi F., I , gn ks za 'il '- fra' in' K In V: H K f Uu . . ' ,tghfa :Iv YUC: . 'T' NANCY CARR - Drama Shop, Foreign Exchange Club Girls' Intramurals, H.G.A.A., Homecoming Assembly, Honor Roll, Library Staff, Make-up Club, The Import ance of Being Earnest, Torch, Girls' Club Committee Thespians. My patience is now at an end. ROGER CARSON - Boys' Gymnastics, Track. This fellow is a sporting gentlemen. DEBBIE CASKEY - A Cappella, Future Nurses of Ameria, Glee Club, Pep Club. She is rich beyond the dreams of time. CHUCK CHAPPELL - Library Staff. Stolen waters are sweet. rri' 'frrf - I if . S i ,f ,.-'.,-:. 5' of SUZANNE BURIAN - Future Nurses of America, Girls' Gymnastics, Girls' Intramurals, H.G.A.A., SPADES, Torch. Nothing great was ever achieved without enthu- siasm. TIM BURNS - Representative Assembly. The Life of Riley. B. J. BUS - Sophomore Class vice-president, Senior Class vice-president, Honor Roll, Pep Club, Representative Assembly, Tennis, Torch, Waskowitz Counselor, Class Day Assembly, Waskowitz Leadership Conference, Senior Coun- cil. She waits for neither rhyme nor reason - she iust does. PAT CALKINS - Big H, Boys' Gymnastics, Hep Club. He will tumble up the ladder of success. DENNIS CAMPBELL - Swim Team manager, Basketball, D.E.C.A., Football, Hep Club. The minority is always right. CATHY CARR - Entered from West Anchorage High School, Anchorage, Alaska, in her iunior year. Senior Class secretary, Drama Shop, Foreign Exchange Club, Girls' Intramurals, Honor Roll, National Honor Society. She stands in her own light. KH . .vi f sffvli- 11 wi es!! rf H' ' -ef -. 1 . mi' if Iss 5 Y ' ii' GERALD CHARLSHE - A Cappella, Wrestling, Home- coming Assembly. He that saves earns. TOM CHAVEZ - Cross-country manager, Big H, Hep Club, Track, Cross-country. A good book is his best friend. JOANNE CHEASEBRO - Cards and Announcements, Senior Council, Honor Roll, Girls' Intramurals. Life must not be taken lightly. JUDY CHILDS - Entered from Maple Lane High School, Seattle, Washington, in her senior year. That certain air of mystery. JANET CLARK - Future Nurses of America, Homecoming Committee, Pep Club, Girls' Club Committee. The art of pleasing consists of being pleased. MIKE CLARK So much do I love wandering. 64 MIKE CLAUSING - Board of Control, Boys' Club treasurer, Debate, Hep Club, High Lines editor, Homecoming Com- mittee, Honor Roll, Knights of Cutlass, National Honor Society, Representative Assembly, Torch, Waskowitz counselor. These are my politics: to change what I can, and to better what I can. PAUL CLES - Boys' Club secretary, Coachmen, Hep Club. Come let us pity those who are better off than we. TED COATES - Entered from Bonneville High School, Ogden, Utah, in his senior year. Annual Band Concert, Band, Western Washington Solo Contest. Always to be best and distinguished above others. JIM COCCIA - A Cappella, Football, Hep Club, Home- coming Assembly. A man after his own heart. SUSAN COFFMAN - Foreign Exchange Club, Honor Roll, Torch, Girls' Intramurals. Slow and steady wins the race. CAROLYN COGHLAN - Homecoming Committee, Pep Club, Girls' Club Committee. One can acquire everything in solitude. BILL COOK - Annual Band Concert, Band, Orchestra, Pep Band. We learn so little and forget so rnuch. VIRGINIA COON - Annual Band Concert, Band, Girls' Intramurals, Orchestra, Pep Band. The music in my heart I bore, long after it was heard no more. RANDALL COPLEN - A Cappella, Hep Club, Western Washington Solo Contest, Thespians. His words are smoother than oil. DONNA COPPEDGE She that has patience conquers anything. CAMILLE COTY - Drama Shop, Foreign Exchange Club, Future Nurses of America, Girls' Gymnastics, SPADES, Pep Club. Silence is golden, but it has charms for me. RON COWLES - Annual Band Concert, Band, Big H, Hep Club, Knights of Cutlass, Orchestra, Tennis, Wasko- witz counselor, Western Washington Solo Contest. The good humor man. I Q . di.-' Ewa QQ 5 .K . . ., .. 'gi . 4' 'FMT' STEVE COLE - Basketball, Big H, Golf, Hep Club, Honor Roll, Representative Assembly, Torch. Cole burns brightly. BRENT COLLETTE - Board of Control, Boys' Club Cabinet, Boys' Gymnastics, Sophomore class president, Debate president, Hep Club president, Representative Assembly, School Parliamentarian. Moderation is a fatal thing, nothing exceeds like excess. TED COMSTOCK - Band, Boys' Gymnastics, Western Washington Solo Contest, Homecoming Assembly. You can't keep up with him. MIKE CONNER - Baseball, Boys' Club Cabinet, Football, Hep Club, Knights of Cutlass, Wrestling. The only way to have a friend is to be one. JONELL CRAIG - D.E.C.A., Homecoming Committee, Pep Club, SPADES, Cap and Gown Committee, Girls' Club Committee. There is no better life. LINDA CROGG - Girls' Intramurals, Glee Club. I enjoy taking myself by surprise. KATHY CULLER She walks in beauty like the night. DONNA CULVER - Girls' Intramurals, Senior Gift Com- mittee. The good is the beautiful. JUDY DAUM - Future Nurses of America, Girls' Intramur- als, H.G.A.A. All I ask is to be independent. BETTY DAVIS - Drama Shop, Foreign Exchange Club, Homecoming Committee, Make-up Club, Pep Club, Class Day Committee, Spades. A ministering angel I shall be. LYLE DAVISON Rugged individualism. JULIE DAWSON A Senior Gift Committee,Girls' Club Com- mittee. lt is her gift of beauty. SHARON DAWSON - D.E.C.A. If a woman has long hair, it is a glory to her. TOM DAWSON - A Cappella, Band, Baseball, Basketball, Coachmen, Drama Shop, Hep Club, Homecoming Com mittee, Dear Delinquent. All the world's a stage and all the men are merely players. HURLEY DE ROIN - Big H, Boys' Club Cabinet, Golf, Hep Club, Honor Roll, Knights of Cutlass, Swim Team. I am my father's spirit. JIM DE VINE - Hep Club. You may not know all the answers, but you probably won't be asked all the questions, either. CHUCK DAVIS - Baseball, Hep Club. Time will pass so why rush it? JOHN DAVIS - Camera Club, Stage Crew, Track. No one will ever make me believe that I think all the time. MARILYN DAVIS Teach us what sweet thoughts are thine. SCOTT DAVIS - Basketball, Big H, Football, Hep Club, Track. AquietAppoIIo. i cw QL W' 4 mmf JIM DICKINSON 4 Baseball, Basketball, Big H, Football, Hep Club. He was like a cock who thought the sun had risen to hear him crow. KATHY DIEFENDORF A Foreign Exchange Club, Future Nurses ot America, Homecoming Committee, Pep Club, Girls' Club Committee, Class Day Committee. Europe bound. CHRIS DONAHUE Riches are for spending. PEARL DOTSON We found one pearl of great value. 9? np, a wayne-H' ARNOLD DE WALT l am not arguing with you ' I am telling you. SANDI DEAN - Band Maiorette, Girls' Gymnastics, Girls' Intramurals, H.G.A.A., Honor Roll, Pep Club, SPADES, Torch. She twirled in and twirled out. CLAUDINE DEHLINGER - Girls' Intramurals, Homecoming Committee, Pep Club, Class Day Committee. She was quiet until spoken to. RUBEN DENA Character is formed in the rush ofthe world. DWAYNE DESLONGCHAMP - Coachmen, D.E.C.A., Hep Club, Track. Aman of action. JIM DHOORE - Band, Big H, Hep Club, Golf, Knights of Cutlass, Representative Assembly, Track, Torch, Wasko- witz counselor. As merry as the day is long. X .35 ' oi is s. '9'j :UU SUSAN DUCKWORTH Her glowing smile brought joy. MIKE DURGA Basketball, Football, Hep Club, Wrest- ing Great wits lump DENNIS DUXBURY - Baseball manager, Band. A wise man will make more opportunities than he finds. IRVIN DYCK - Entered from Pleasant Grove High School, Pleasant Grove, Utah, in his iunior year. Honor Roll, Highline Science Seminar. Almost everything that is great, was done by youth. PAMELA EARLE - Entered from Beavercreek High School, Dayton, Ohio, in her senior year. H.G.A.A., Foreign Ex- change Club. Her life is full of pleasure. MONTY EDWARDS - Baseball, Big H, Board of Control, Boys' Club president, Junior Class president, Football, Hep Club, Representative Assembly, Wrestling. Who's the leader of the club that's made for you and me? m e vii R 'Emi' '32, fi 43 NORMA ELLENBERGER Style is the woman herself. BILL ELLIS - Hep Club, Representative Assembly, Track He knows when to speak and when to be silent. MARTY ELLISON - Big H, Boys' Club Cabinet, Foreign Exchange Club, Hep Club, Knights of Cutlass, Pirates' Log Staff, Track, Cross-country. Practical politics consists of ignoring facts. JUDY ENGBRETSON - Foreign Exchange Club, Future Nurses of America, Homecoming Committee, Pep Club. Beware the fury of a patient woman. LESLIE EHLE - A Cappella, Drama Shop, Glee Club, Honor Roll, Pirates' Pen Staff, Representative Assembly, Torch, Western Washington Solo Contest, Girls' Club Committee. I would live to study. ELSIE EHLERS - Drama Shop, Foreign Exchange Club, Girls' Intramurals, Honor Roll, National Honor Society, Careers Day Committee. She knew the secrets of the flowering earth. CAROLYN EICHLER A A Cappella, Annual Band Concert, Band, Future Nurses of America, Glee Club, Homecoming Committee, Orchestra, Pep Club, Representative Assemb- ly, SPADES, Ushers, Western Washington Solo Contest. Beautiful music cannot be forgotten. GORDON EIRING - Library Staff, Pep Club, Ushers, Waskowitz Counselor. Youth's the season for ioy. CHARLOTTE EK - Tennis manager, Foreign Exchange Club president, Girls' Intramurals, H.G.A.A., Honor Roll, National Honor Society, Representative Assembly, Tennis, Torch. Intelligence is her answer to success. JOHN ELKINS He went forth conquering. Wig ' .1 f,.f,...Q1.1- f f kg,-.f s-51st g..-E...-.g5. g,,.1w 152511- ' A 542' if I ,f,f,,w , g , . 'E'-i t . is l -Bi BILL ENGELHARDT - Big H, Boys' Club Cabinet, Coach- men, Drama Shop, Hep Club, High Lines Staff, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, Representative Assembly, Swim Team, Waskowitz Counselor, Wrestling, Homecoming Assembly. The age of chivalry is not dead. TERRY ENGLAND - Book Room Staff, D.E.C.A. The loud laugh that spoke the vacant mind. NANCY EPLER - Entered from East Detroit High School, Detroit, Michigan, in her junior year. A Cappella, Girls' Intramurals, Homecoming Committee, Pep Club. Music my rampart, and my only one. LOWELL E. ERIKSEN - Library Staff. People say that life is the thing, but I prefer reading. BONNIE JEANNE ERSKINE - Girls' Gymnastics, Girls' Intramurals, Tennis. A spirit still and bright. PENNY FAIRBAIRN - H.G.A.A., Torch. She is ever ready and yet never in the way. MIKE FEY - Big H, Hep Club, Tennis. He speaketh not, and yet there lies a conversation in his eyes. TED FINCH - Annual Band Concert, Band, Foreign Ex- change Club, Hep Club, Orchestra, Western Washington Solo Contest. He has a world of ready wealth. NANCY FITZPATRICK - Homecoming Committee, Pep Club, SPADES, Girls' Club Committee. A rosebud set with little willful thorns. VICKIE FLAMIATOS - Girls' Intramurals, Homecoming Committee, Pep Club, Representative Assembly, Com- mencement Committee, Mixed Chorus. Tell me, pretty maiden, are there any more at home like you? TRISH FLEMING - Pep Club. She is a phantom of delight. PAT FORD - High Lines Staff, Pep Club. Hail to thee, blithe spirit! JIM FRADET - Coachmen, Debate, Hep Club, Honor Roll, Representative Assembly, Senior Gift Committee, Torch, Waskowitz Counselor, Prom Committee. I pledge you - I pledge myself, and the American people to the New Deal. SUE FRAY - Future Nurses of America. Faint, yet pursuing. ERIC FREDBACK A surprise - king size! STEVE FREDERICKSON - Annual Band Concert, Band, Big H, Hep Club, Orchestra, Track, Western Washington Solo Contest, Cross-country. Praise is the best diet for me. RON A. FREUDENBERG - Aeronautics, Chess Club, Track, Cross-country. Common sense is better than knowledge. RICK FRIEDT - A Cappella, D.E.c.A. One kind word can warm three winter months. KATHY FOSTER - A Cappella, Drama Shop Girls tramurals, Glee Club, Tennis. A book is a girl's delight. SHARON FOSTER - Library Staff. Shadow of annoyance never came near thee JACK FOUTS - Band, Baseball, Big H, Boys'Club Cab inet, Football, Hep Club, Wrestling. If you stop to be kind, you must often swerve from your path. ERNIE FOX - Baseball, Foreign Exchange Club Hep Club, Boys' Intramurals. I think, therefore, I am. -sq...-...M fini agp., 2 'Una-v V' H A 'T' I E. , Q DEAN FUNDINGSLAND - Aeronautics, Annual Band Con- cert, Band, Hep Club, Orchestra. Ability grows in peace, STEVE GADDIS - Swim Team. All's right with the world! PAT GALLOWAY - Big H, Coachmen, Hep Club, Swim Team. To know how to live is all my calling, and all my art. JOHN GARDNER Thank heavens, the sun has gone down, and I don't have to go out to enioy it. BONNIE GATES - Girls' Intramurals, Homecoming Com- mittee, Pep Club, Class Day Assembly, Homecoming Assembly. She plunges into new eras of wild happiness. RUDY GATH - Stage Crew. A friend of all, as you can seep and always busy as a bee. BONNIE GLENN - H. G. A. A., Homecoming Committee, Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Intramurals, Pep Club, Repre- sentative Assembly, Ushers, Waskowitz Counselor, Girls' Club Committee. An usher down the aisle of Life. RON GOODMANSEN - D. E. C. A., Hep Club. Good humor makes all things tolerable. KEN GOODPASTER - Big H, Boys' Club Cabinet, Camera Club, Football, Representative Assembly. He gives girls looks you could pour on waffles. BONITA GORES - Future Nurses of America, Girls' Intra- murals, Representative Assembly, Girls' Club Committee. Personality plus belongs to this grad. FRED GRABOS The Permatex Kid. MIKE GRADY - D. E. C. A., Hep Club, Wrestling. Lost time is gone forever. MELISSA GEFFEL - Drama Shop, Foreign Exchange Club, Girls' Intramurals, Honor Roll, Torch, Girls' Club Com- mittee. My books and heart shall never part. MARYANN GILL I am part of all I have met. DAVID GLASS - Cross-country manager, Senior Gift Committee, Track. lt's all in a day's work. DOUG GLEASON - Coachmen, Hep Club, Honor Roll. He walked a straight line, but kept his eye on the curves. ii. 'tv' f . if JIM GRISVARD If books had hoods like engines are in, he'd open the cover cmd look within. RICHARD GUNIERMAN - Honor Roll, National Honor Society, Torch. X equals the unknown. TOM GUSTAFSON - Baseball, Big H, Football, Hep Club, Knights of Cutlass scribe, Wrestling. I make the most of all that comes, and the least of all that goes. BOB GUSTAVSON - Big H, Hep Club, Honor Roll, Knights of Cutlass, Representative Assembly, Swim Team, Cross' country, Torch, Waskowitz Counselor. Deeds, not words, shall speak for him. 1-is HD. 1. .el ' 6 LEN GRAUE A Annual Band Concert, Band, Big H, Foot- ball, Representative Assembly. Life's worries have no power over him. LORRAINE GRAY - Homecoming Assembly, Pep Club Representative Assembly, Girls' Intramurals. It's nice to be natural, when you're naturally nice. MIKE GRAY - Big H, Hep Club secretary, Knights of Cut- lass, Commencement Committee, Class Day Committee Track. His resolve is not to seem the best, but to be it. PAT GRAY - Girls' Intramurals, Glee Club president, Pep Club, Homecoming Assembly. This peppy gal so full ot spark, forever seems out on a lark. RICHARD GREY - Camera Club, Stage Crew, Swim Team. He had a iolly time and fun galore, but his teachers wished he'd study more. ROBERTA GRIBBLE - Girls' Intramurals. Always laughing, always gay, carefree, happy - that's her way. 'Scrap' -.-ff EDDIE GUTHRIE - Entered from Evergreen High School in his junior year. Another gay day wouldn't do us any harm. DAVE GWINN - Debate, Waskowitz Counselor. From listening comes wisdom. RICK HACKSTOCK Will fortunes ever come with both hands full? MARIAN HADDEN - Future Nurses of America, Girls' Gymnastics, Girls' Intramurals, H.G.A.A., Homecoming Committee, Pep Club. The sparkle of her personality derailed one's train of thought. PAT HALBERG - High Lines Staff, SPADES. Let's not skip this girl. ANDY HALE Education should not be crowded into a few years of early life. i JOHN HALE - Wrestling. He that is down needs fear no fall. JANICE HALL - Drama Shop, Pep Club. She took her part without complaint. DIANE HAMAKER - Foreign Exchange Club, Homecoming Committee, Pep Club, SPADES, Girls' Club Committee. Imagination is more important than knowledge. BILL HAMILTON - Big H,Track. He that can take rest is greater than he that can take cities. DICK HANCOCK - Big H, Football, Hep Club, Honor Roll, Wrestling. I never think of the future, it come soon enough. RICHARD HANDLEY Mine is the life of leisure. BARRY HAYES - Foreign Exchange Club, Hep Club, Track Cross-country. Nothing was ever done without determination. CHRISTI HEFNER - Debate, Drama Shop, Girls' lntra murals. An atfable style and a cheery smile. KEN HEIGH - Hep Club. Women! Who needs 'em? GERALD W. HEILAND - Track. A man of distinction. CHARLES HELEKER - Basketball, Honor Roll, Torch, Wasko witz Counselor. Quietly I rise again over violence. BOB HEPLER - Visual Aids. Helpful in many ways. JOHN HERIGSTAD - Entered from Clover Park High School in his senior year. Prepared tor anything. SHERRY HERNANDEZ - Entered from Glacier High School in her iunior year. Pep Club. Springtime in her disposition, but autumn in her hair. CRAIG HERRING - D.E.C.A., Hep Club, Make-up Club, Mixed Chorus. Fun is where you find it. ED HESNER - Honor Roll, Waskowitz Counselor, Torch. There was a door to which I found the key. CATHY HEWITT Y Foreign Exchange Club, Pep Club, Homecoming Committee, SPADES. A thing of beauty is a joy forever. DAVID C. HILDEBRAND - D.E.C.A., Football. Paradise, the only place fit for his reception. I 3 F . JF Q' T RICHARD HOAG - Big H, Hep Club, Representative Assembly, Swim Team, A pleasant countenance. DONNA HOBBS Kindness never speaks loudly. LAUREL HOEFER - Girls' Club Committee, Tennis. Better to be short and shine than to be toll and cast a shadow. KEN HOFFMAN - Coachmen, Stage Crew. Lite is but a day at most, BILL HOLLEMAN - Big H, Football, Hep Club, Honor Roll, Knights of Cutlass, Pirates' Log Staff, Track. I look at all things as they are, but with a sense of humor. NANCY HOLLINGSWORTH - Pep Club, Song Stott, Torch, Girls' Club Committee. For who does nothing with a better grace? '-...... NR! An 5.2.2 I ,W DAN HILL f Entered from Shadle Park High School, Spo kane, Washington, in his senior year. In this man's paradise he drank delight. ROSS HILLMON - Coachmen, Football, Hep Club. Nothing lives, but personal qualities. DICK HINDERLIE - Basketball, Representative Assembly ...and he took the road less traveled by. JUNE HOAG - Girls' Club Committee. Beauty walks softly. cy? we 'ffl' Wiz:-wr' A . ilk ..:f IZA!! j T . an , f at . il Iiii ks 23 CORINNA HOLLIS - Foreign Exchange Club, Future Nurses of America, Girls' Intramurals, SPADES, Torch. She ignored dull days, forgot the showers, kept track of only shining hours. RICK HOLZMULLER - Big H, Debate, Hep Club, Repre- sentative Assembly, Tennis. If life were but a tennis game .... BETH ANN HORSLEY - Entered from Logan High School, Logan, Utah, in her iunior year. Debate, Homecoming Committee, Library Staff, Dear Delinquent, Wasko- witz Counselor, Girls' Club Committee. Active always, decidedly clever, always witty, talking forever. STEVE HOSIER Curfew must not ring tonight. BEV HOSKINSON - Entered from Oak Harbor High School Oak Harbor, Washington, in her senior year. A Cappella, Future Nurses of America, Girls' Intramurals, Representa- tive Assembly. Life lives only in success. BRUCE HOUSTON - D. E. C. A. The only thing I wanted to get out of school was myself. . fvawf 4 E , sf . ha 5-ew i f . JUDY HUFFMAN - Library Staff. Pleasure and action make the hours seem short. NANCY HUGHES - Girls' Intramurals, High Lines Staff, Representative Assembly. Though the most be players, some must be spec- tators. JOHN HUNT - Big H, Hep Club, Knights of Cutlass, Track. Not to be sneezed at. HELEN HUTCHISON - Future Nurses of America, Pep Club, Ushers. Never mind the why or wherefore. BARB INGERSOLL - Representative Assembly, SPADES, Girls' Club Committee. Exceedingly fair was she. ARTHUR D. INGLE f Baseball manager, D. E. C. A., Hep Club. Give him a car and give him a girl. sl.,- ' tc'- -. N ' . L.-. 3- 7' .. W- 'S' GREG HOUSTON W Pirates' Log Staff. Most personalities have been obliged to be rebels LARRY HOVEN - Baseball, Basketball, Hep Club, Repre- sentative Assembly. When all else is lost, the future still remains. BRIAN G. HOWARD - Wrestling. Silence more musical than any song. BRIAN HOWLAND A Swim Team, Cross-country. What is reasonable is true and what is true is rea- sonable. 24 ' DIANE ISACKSON - Pep club. D Quiet? You don't know me. - 5 3 TOMJACKSON t in ' A little flirting now and then is relished by the r g K A best of men. ME. 1 5 , ,S -r we .1 3 l' A ' BOB JAMES Y Coachmen, Grand Honor Roll, Hep Club. . Let his intelligence live on. ' 1 QQ ii, .S L. 35 HOWARD JENKS - Baseball, Football, Hep Club, Knights of Cutlass, Baccalaureate Committee, Track, Wrestling. Once a gentleman always a gentleman. DICK JENSEN - Aeronautics, Pirates' Log Staff. We are not here for fun. LARRYJENSEN - Track, Wrestling. A good natured fellow. ' 'ik lfi S . W Hill? :n z t l JOHN JoHANsoN - Baseball, coechmen, D. E. c. A. l yi Gravel flying to and fro, he'd step on the gas and . f ,. let her go. -V S3 V H w JIM JOHNSON - Hep Club. s T, C , Before begun he was halt done. 1 Q: Q 3- . ,.,. .. A J JOANNEJOHNSON - Glee Club. Thought alone is eternal. LINDAJOHNSON - Future Nurses ot America. Her joy went everywhere. PAM JOHNSON - Board of Control, Foreign Exchange Club, Girls' Gymnastics, H.G.A.A., Honor Roll, Student Body secretary, Girls' Swim Team, Torch, Big Sister. Women want equality, l'll give it to them. PAUL JOHNSON - D. E. C. A. vice-president, Represent- ative Assembly. To him the power of youth belongs. . PHYLLIS JOHNSON - Debate, Drama Shop, Foreign Ex- change Club, Evergreen Girls' State, Make-up Club, Pep Club, Song Staff, Torch, Homecoming Assembly, Class Day Assembly, Honor Roll, Prom Committee. Heaven can't match her with a better dancer. REX JOHNSON - Baseball, D. E. C. A. president. Two-thirty is his magic hour. SUE JOHNSON - Girls' Intramurals, Pep Club, Yell Staff, Girls' Club Committee, Class Day Assembly. There's nothing worth the wear of winning, but laughter and the love of friends. MUFF JONES - Honor Roll, Pep Club, Torch, Waskowitz Counselor, Homecoming Committee, Representative Assembly. The best way to face life is with a smile. 25 JUDEE KECK - Drama Shop, Future Nurses of America, Ushers. One cool iudgment is worth a thousand hasty coun- cils. DAN KEEFE - Boys' Gymnastics, Football,Hep Club, Repre- sentative Assembly, Stage Crew. ,5-if You can't expect a boy to be good until he's been to a good school. LEE mm - Bqseboii, Basketball, Big H. . Victory belongs to the most persevering. A 4, ff' JERRY iceiso ' S if f Self-conquest is the greatest of victories. it - s 'Qi'-'Y' 26 TlM JONES - Foreign Exchange Club, Tennis, Track. lf you cannot do what you wish, wish what you can do. MARK JORSTAD A Hep Club, Visual Aids. I prefer perfection to activity. PAT JOY - Entered from Glacier High School in her iunior year. Future Nurses of America, Glee Club, Kindness is the garden chain which binds us together. DOROTHY JUDY - Foreign Exchange Club, Pep Club, SPADES, Girls' Club Committee. Good taste is the flower of good sense. ERVIN JURDANA Vengeance is mine. JAY KAPSANDY - Basketball, Big H, Boys' Club Cabinet, Hep Club, Track, Cross-country. Youth replies, l can. ST 11 LAURA KELSO - A Cappella, Girls' Intramurals, Glee Club, Homecoming Committee, Pep Club, Representative As- sembly. Style is the dress of thoughts. RON KESSEL Reading is sometimes an ingenious device of avoid- ing thought. DORNA KIEPKE - Homecoming Committee, Pep Club. At her wit's end. TOM KINMAN - Entered from Provo High School, Provo, Utah, in his senior year. The sound of riot and laughter. TERRY KIRKPATRICK - D.E.C.A. Life is very short and very uncertain. BONNIE KLANN Gentle of speech, beneficent of mind. MIKE KLEEBERGER Let us spend lite as well as we can. GARY KORSGAARD - Track. Tomorrow's life is too late, live today. WAYNE KOTTSICK - Big H, Boys' Gymnastics, Hep Club Track, Wrestling. Accomplishment comes through devotion. LEO KUEHN - Baseball, Basketball, Board of Control, Senior Class president, Football, Honor Roll, Pirates' Log Staff, Representative Assembly, Track, Senior Council. His worst is better than many another man's best. SANDY KUTCH - Drama Shop, Foreign Exchange Club, Girls' Intramurals, High Lines Staff, Torch. As the sun colors flowers, so she colors life. BRUCE LAIER - Annual Band Concert, Band, Basketball, Golf. Wise to resolve, patient to perform. 64 4F x JOE LAUZON An ounce of sense is worth a pound of gold. ROGER LAZZAR - Big H, Football, Hep Club, Stage Crew, Track, Full well they laughed at all his iokes. JAN LEEDY - Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Intramurals Tennis, Waskowitz Counselor, Girls' Club Committee Girl-of-the-Month. Charm strikes the sight, but merit wins the soul. 1 1 GARY LEFEBVRE - Baseball. Never do today what you can put off tomorrow. DICK LEISY - Hep Club, Track. He talks like he walks. JOHN LEONARD - Basketball, Big H, Football, Hep Club. You can tell a football player, but not very much. , , my i .' . 'Q' 'K It in wi Nm-.-,V Mhf 959 K ANN LALLY - Foreign Exchange Club, Homecoming Committee, Pep Club vice-president, Representative Assembly, Class Day Committee, SPADES. A blonde whose blush is so becoming. LARRY LANDSTROM - Basketball, Coachmen, Hep Club, Representative Assembly, Track. I wish he would explain his explanation. LOREE LANE A merry heart makes a cheerful countenance. GINNY LARSON - Homecoming Committee, Pep Club, Representative Assembly. A great gal who giggles. 27 ROBIN LEONARD - Book Room Staff, D. E. C. A. secretary, Homecoming Committee, Pep Club, Representative Assem- bly, Caps and Gowns Committee chairman, SPADES, Girls' Club Committee, Senior Council. Enjoy thyself is her golden rule. BILL LE PENSKE - Basketball, Board of Control, Junior Class vice-president, Hep Club, Homecoming Committee, Knights of Cutlass, Representative Assembly, Student Body president, Boys' State. These are the ioys of the open road - for him who travels without a load. GERALDINE LE PENSKE - Board of Control, Foreign Ex- change Club, Honor Roll, Pep Club, Representative As- sembly, Commencement Committee, Business Manager, Torch, Waskowitz Counselor, Big Sister, Girls' Club Com- mittee, Interim Council, Senior Council. Earth has nothing to show so fair. MARK LEWIS - Hep Club, Track. A source of innocent merriment. SANDRA LEWIS Great persons are able to do great kindnesses. SUSAN LEWIS - Foreign Exchange Club, Girls' Club Cabi- net, Girls' Intramurals, Honor Roll, Pep Club, SPADES, Torch. She puts others first, herself last. QU Ui 4 .,. ' ' '48, if-'W X5 Qs- 7 ' Vt: 4' BARBARA LOMBARDO - Girls' Intramurals, Homecoming Committee, Homecoming Assembly. A sight to make an old man young. STAN LOUCKS - Big H, Tennis, Wrestling. Books, 'tis a dull and endless strife. SUSIE LOWE - Entered from Santa Maria High School, Santa Maria, California, in her junior year. Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Intramurals, Homecoming Committee chairman, Honor Roll, Pep Club, Pirates' Log Staff, Class Day Committee, Torch, Waskowitz Leadership Conference, Girls' Club Committee. A smile is the curve that often sets things straight. FORREST LUTHY He got the better of himself and that's the best kind of victory. LORI MADDEN - Senior Gift Committee, SPADES, Ushers Girls' Club Committee. Patience is a high virtue. DIANE MAEDA - Foreign Exchange Club, High Lines Staff Honor Roll, National Honor Society, Pep Club, Song Staff, Torch, Girls' Club Committee, Waskowitz Leadership Conference. She's our Girl-of-the-Month all year 'round. 1 r GARY LINDBERG - Coachmen. Time brings everything. CHERYL LINK - D. E. C. A., Homecoming Committee, Pep Club, Girls' Club Committee. Her ways are the ways of pleasantness. DEAN LINTNER - Aeronautics, Hep Club, Stage Crew, Wrestling. I can resist everything except temptation. SHELLEY LOHSTRETER - Foreign Exchange Club, Future Nurses of America, Girls' Club Committee, Girls' Intra- murals, Senior Gift Committee. Possess your soul with patience. 1-rim? 28 VS, ff? DONN MARKEY Too much learning makes you dull. BRIAN MARTIN - Basketball manager, Big H, Boys' Club Cabinet, Hep Club, High Lines Staff, Honor Roll, Knights of Cutlass, National Honor Society, Torch, Waskowitz Counselor. The brave man carves out his fortune. KIP MARTIN f Hep Club. Life fares well for a happy man. DAVE MASTIN - D. E. C. A., Football, Track. How I long for some good human enthusiasm. ARDENE MAGLEY - Foreign Exchange Club, Homecoming Committee, Honor Roll, Pep Club Committee chairman, Representative Assembly, Torch, Girls' Club Committee. We few, we happy few. JANET MAGNESON - Foreign Exchange Club, Honor Roll, Representative Assembly, Baccalaureate Committee, Torch. She wore the ornament of a meek and quiet spirit. MARSHA MAGNUSON - Foreign Exchange Club, Pep Club, SPADES, Girls' Club Committee. Be not the slave of words. LAURA MALLOTT - Glee Club, Pep Club, SPADES. All's right with the world. JOYCE MALONE - Future Nurses of America, Girls' Intra- murals, SPADES. Little friends may prove great friends. TONI MARINCOVICH - A Cappella, Glee Club, H.G.A.A., Honor Roll, Tennis, Torch, Waskowitz Counselor. My heart is like a singing bird. was-sw sggksm. l I ,, , .f:.,. g Qi i Vkhk wg I 29 A Qi ? est. s ig 3 s, t. S 4 1 JOAN MATHESON A Foreign Exchange Club, Waskowitz Counselor, Class Day Assembly, Girls' Club Committee. Heard melodies are sweet, but those unheard are sweeter. JIM MATHEWS - A Cappella, Football, Hep Club, Repre- sentative Assembly, All-State Choir, Big H, Madrigal En- semble. In came Jim with one vast substantial smile. KAREN MATHEWS - Future Nurses of America, Girls' Intramurals, H. G. A. A. So absolutely good is truth, that it never hurts the teller. CRAIG MATHIS - Baseball, Big H. He hit a home run in life. MIKE MATTEO - Entered from Jefferson High School, Port- land, Oregon, in his iunior year. Baseball, Big H, Hep Club, Representative Assembly, Stage Crew. If he tried any harder he'd find something to do. FRED MATTESON - Baseball, Boys' Gymnastics, Hep Club, Wrestling. When a man is busy, leisure strikes him a wonder- ful pleasure. LYNN McEACHERN - Girls' Intramurals. That girl with the eager eyes and blonde hair. PATRICIA MCEVOY - Girls' Intramurals. L I am not interested in the possibilities of defeat. it KELLY MCGEE - Aeronautics, Representative Assembly. He will fly high through life. DAN MCGINNIS - Big H, Boys' Gymnastics, Debate, Foreign Exchange Club, Hep Club, Torch. JOE MAY - Baseball, Basketball, Hep Club. The black statement of pistons is music to his ears. BOB MAYFIELD - Boys' Club Cabinet, Coachmen, Repre- sentative Assembly, Waskowitz counselor. Never take anything for granted. JEANNIE MCCAFFERY My dearest ioy: a friend's esteem and praise. MIKE MCCARTHY - Big H, Boys' Gymnastics, Board of Control, Junior Class Secretary, Hep Club, Knights of Cutlass, Representative Assembly, Student Body vice- president. Success . . . comes tumbling into some men's laps. SCOTT McDADE - Drama Shop, High Lines Staff, Home- coming Assembly, Class Day Assembly, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, Dear Delinquent. The ioys of all his life were said and sung. STEVE MCDOWELL - Debate, Drama Shop, Make-up Club, Diary of Anne Frank, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, The Importance of Being Earnest, Stage Crew, Thes- pians. Let me think os l please, away with your reason' ing and rubbish. . sf VT i s ft 5359 e L 1 li I3 x ,- 'i.. - 1. . :t sl . . . 1 . I .I The ascent has begun and the summit is the sight. 30 BARB MCGUIRE Calm of mind, kind in nature. FRED MCILROY - Hep Club, Wrestling. No rule is so general that it will not admit one exception. CHARLENE McKEE Of all the days in the week, I love those most between Friday and Monday. KATHY MCKINLEY Do as you would be done by, is the surest way of pleasing. MIKE McKINNEY - Boys' Gymnastics, Hep Club, Stage Crew, Track. Oh, for a life of tolly, noise, and fun. DOUG MCLAREN - Big H, Knights of Cutlass, Wrestling. An honest man's word is as good as his bond. GEORGIA MCLEOD - D.E.C.A., Girls' Intramurals. Her thoughts raced like a bubbling stream. PAUL McMANUS -- Big H, Hep Club, Knights of Cutlass, Wrestling. A knight without tear and without blame. KAREN McNEIL - Future Nurses of America. Little drops ot water, little grains of sand make the mighty ocean and the pleasant land. ROBBIE MCNOWN - Foreign Exchange Club, Girls' Club Committee, Girls' Gymnastics, Girls' Intramurals Home coming Committee, Honor Roll, Pep Club, Pirates' Log Staff, Commencement Committee Torch Yell Staff Was kowitz Leadership Conference, Homecoming Queen Her spirit and independence were wished for by many. JOE MEAD - Study is the weariness ofthe flesh BRUCE MENNELLA - Board of Control, Debate, Foreign Exchange Club, Hep Club, Representative Assembly Class Day Committee, Student Body treasurer, Swim Team, Waskowitz Counselor, Homecoming Show Business was his aversion, pleasure was his bus: ness. 3 nt : 'T'-e f 64 CHERYL MILLER A Book Room Staff, Girls' Gymnastics, Girls' Intramurals, H.G.A.A. She's the light of our lives. SALLY MILLER - Glee Club, Homecoming Committee, Pep Club. Time has fallen asleep in the afternoon sunshine. SANDY MILLER - Debate, Foreign Exchange Club, Future Teachers of America, Girls' Intramurals, H.G.A.A., Pep Club, Tennis, Torch, Girls' Club Committee. Love aIl is her secret in life. SUZI MILLER - Drama Shop. I had to prepare the mind of our country and to edu- cate our party. JAIN MILLIKEN - Girls' Intramurals Homecomin Com I Q ' mittee, Pep Club, Representative Assembly, Waskowitz Counselor, Girls' Club Committee. You must try not to mind growing up into a pretty woman. CHRIS MITCHELL - Boys' Gymnastics, Coachmen, I-Iep Club, Representative Assembly, Track. If you can dream - and not make dreams your master. KAREN MERRIHEW You could not find her match. BEV METZ - D.E.C.A., Girls' Intramurals, Pep Club, Girls Club Committee. No one knows what she can do till she tries. NANCY MILES - Girls' Gymnastics, Girls' Intramurals, Representative Assembly, Torch, Ushers. She has miIes of smiles. BOB MILLER Happiness is a pen, a bottle of ink, and a funny face. 31 ANN MOEN - Entered from Cupertino High School, Cuper- tino, California, in her senior year. I have more memories than if l were one thousand years old. JENNIFER MOORE - Glee Club. Beauty is its own excuse for being. MARVIN MOORE - Hep Club, Stage Crew, Torch. He talked on forever, you wished he would talk on for never. SKIP MOREHOUSE He that lends - gives. PAM MORRIS - Pep Club. She likes the nicer things in life. STEVE MORRIS - Entered from Moses Lake High School, Moses Lake, Washington, in his iunior year. Represent- ative Assembly. The first true gentleman that ever lived. ,..- .ln ts.: if . is., , , Q-3, ,lf Lg! N 'f we fm . .. , at 1 . I gg ,M ,QM BETSY MULLANEY - Entered from Ballston Lake High School, Burnt Hill, New York, in her iunior year. Girls' Club Cabinet, Pep Club, Representative Assembly, Torch. Activity is the only road to knowledge. DUANE MURPHY - Aeronautics, Annual Band Concert, Band, Boys' Gymnastics, Big H, Senior Class Treasurer, Debate, Football, Foreign Exchange Club, Hep Club, Honor Roll, National Honor Society president, Representative Assembly, Track, Waskowitz Counselor, Senior Council. The world is a fine place and worth fighting for. PAT MUSGRAVE Not to be found, though sought. NOLA NEILL - Book Room Staff, D. E. C. A. Sugar and spice. WAYNE NELSON - Wrestling manager, Big H, Hep Club, Track, Wrestling, Cross-country. Pioneering pays. VOLKER NESTLER - Entered as a foreign exchange stu- dent from Lessing-Gymnasium, Mannheim, Germany, in his senior year. Board of Control, Boys' Club Cabinet, Foreign Exchange Club, Representative Assembly, Wasko- witz Counselor. l have been a stranger in a strange land. y ,,. .. . --wfigi e 'V .ff BARB MORRISON - Future Nurses of America, Glee Club, Representative Assembly. A flower with a lovely face. DOTTIE MORRISON lam going the way of all the world. DENNIS MORSE - Hep Club, Representative Assembly. I believe that every right implies a responsibility. MULF MULFORD - Band, Basketball. It is not a custom with me to keep money to look at. 32 X. , we t QL L as Ji yi 'cw'f' JERRY OETKEN 4 Band, Hep Club, Knights of Cutlass, Torch. And thou, a merry fellow, didst rob life of some taste of tediousness. GARY OHRT - Baseball, Basketball, Hep Club, Knights of Cutlass, Wrestling. There are two sides to every story... LARRY OHRT - Band, Hep Club, Orchestra, Visual Aids, Wrestling. ...and together they make the story complete, GAILOSBORN Comparable to a brightJune day. CAROL NEUMANN - Girls' Club Committee, Senior Gift Committee. A dish fit for the gods. BOB NICHOLSON - Coachmen, Golf, Hep Club. Born to tinker with a car, you know the way some chaps are. TOM NIXON - Annual Band Concert, Band, Coachmen, Hep Club, Orchestra, Representative Assembly. Aman hath no better thing under the sun than to eat, drink and be merry. BETTY NORBERG - Glee Club, Homecoming Committee, Honor Roll, Pep Club, Girls' Club Committee. She grows more pleasant day by day. PAT NORDYKE Adopt the pace of nature: her secret is patience. DAN NORMAN - Honor Roll, Annual Band Concert, Bond, National Honor Society, Torch. Keen sense and common sense leave little room for nonsense. 4l ' i.- - .. 1 . ' ',., JULEE O'SULLlVAN - Entered from Hoover High School, San Diego, California, in her iunior year. D.E.C.A., Pep Club. In this fool's paradise, she brought ioy. BETTY PALMER - Girls' Club Committee. Fashion fits the form. BOB PALMER - Big H, Boys' Club Cabinet, Football, Hep Club, Track, Wrestling. Many activities claimed his time, school books were merely part of a rhyme. ED PALMER Everything comes if a man will only wait. LORRAINE PARKER - Drama Shop, Future Nurses of Amer- ica, Girls' Gymnastics, Girls' Intramurals, Glee Club, Pirettes. They who stand and wait also serve. ROBERT PATRASZEWSKI - D.E.C.A. By the work one knows the Workman. DONNA PAUL - A Cappella, Homecoming Committee, Tennis, Girls' Glee. 'Twixt twelve and twenty A memories are plenty. ELIZABETH PAULL - Foreign Exchange Club, Girls' Club Committee. Mighty sweet and mighty wise, the fun lust sparkles in her eyes. DIANE PAULSON Y Homecoming Show. Poetry is something that lives inside of you or else it is nothing. DIANE PEARCY - Entered from Williston High School, Williston, North Dakota, in her senior year. A merry heart doth good like a medicine. KAREN PEDERSON - Drama Shop, Foreign Exchange Club, Girls' Intramurals, Honor Roll, National Honor So- ciety, Torch, Homecoming Assembly. Her earnest endeavors are all the needs for success. AL PEFFLEY - Hep Club, Stage Crew. His likes came in order of three: cars, girls, and homework Y if need be. LINDA PHILLIPS - Honor Roll, Library Staff, Girls' Club Committee. Iam wealthy in my friends. MARY PHILLIPS - Drama Shop, Glee Club, Ushers. Beauty is power with a smile as its sword. CHUCK PIPITONE Full of fun and mischief too, doing things he shouIdn't do. JACK PITTIS - Basketball, Football, Representative As- sembly, Torch. Along the way, garrulous and gay - he saved his work for another day. MAUREEN PLOURD - Entered from Morton High School, Morton, Washington, in her iunior year. Future Nurses of America. With infinite variety. POLLY POLLARD - Foreign Exchange Club, Girls' Intra- murals, Pep Club, Pirates' Log editor, Representative Assembly, Tennis, Waskowitz Counselor, Yell Staff, Girls' Club Committee, Evergreen Girls' State. There is no genius without a mixture of madness. 64 LINDA POMPEO - Torch, Pep Club. The best portion of a good woman's life is remember- ed in the little things she does. MIKE POMPEO - Entered from Evergreen High School in his iunior year. The greatest pleasure in life is doing what people say you cannot do. MARY JO POSPISIL - Drama Shop, Foreign Exchange Club, Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Gymnastics, Girls' ln- tramurals, H.G.A.A., National Honor Society, Representa- tive Assembly, Torch, Waskowitz Counselor, Homecoming Assembly. A friend is one who knows all about you and loves you iust the same. PAUL POST - Chess Club. The smallest deed is better than the grandest in- tention. MIKE POTTER - Basketball, Hep Club. The modern young man doesn't leave footprints on the sands of time - iust tire tracks. GLADYS POWELL - Foreign Exchange Club, Girls' Intra- murals, Glee Club, Pep Club. Ambition is like hunger: it obeys no law but its ap- petite. CONNIE PURDY - Girls' Intramurals, High Lines Staff, Girls' Club Committee. The wisdom of the wise, and the experience of the ages may be preserved in an author's greatest works. CRAIG PUTMAN - Hep Club, Homecoming Committee, Representative Assembly, Stage Crew. Leap o'er your problems, for they can never be too tall. CAROL PYE - D.E.C.A., Girls' Gymnastics, Honor Roll. There is no ioy but calmness. SHARON QUESNELL - Girls' Intramurals, Honor Roll, Pep Club, Pirates' Log Staff, Torch, Senior Council, Girls' Club Committee, Girl-of-the-Month, Prom Committee, Class Day Committee, Pep Fund-raising chairman, Home- coming Committee chairman. She possesses the qualities ofa perfect lady. CONNIE RADISCHAT - Girls' Intramurals, Pep Club, Representative Assembly, Girls' Club Committee. What is beautiful is good, and who is good will soon be beautiful. SALLY RAICHLE - Sophomore Class treasurer. Foreign Exchange Club, Future Nurses of America, Girls' Club secretary, Girls' Club Cabinet, Honor Roll, Pep Club, Rep- resentative Assembly, Commencement Committee, Torch, Girls' Club Committee, Girl-of-the-Month. She powders her face with happiness. ., 5.5 5 Tr: -,wwe J 2 Q Vis-ziriiliis if 1 P. ' 2 'A' 5 'a .AN . GM 'IC-N ' , .X - . , , ,f,..f... 5 tame 'aff' ' L if I , . . . m f A 3 5 ROSS POWELL - Assembly. If fame is to come only after death, I am in no hurry for it. D.E.C.A., Hep Club, Representative JUDY PREUSSER - Foreign Exchange Club, Future Nurses of America, Honor Roll, Torch, Girls' Club Committee. She has measured out her life with coffee spoons. CARMA PROHASKA - Homecoming Committee, Pep Club, Pep Assembly chairman, Senior Gift Committee chairman,SPADES,SeniorCouncil. Friendship is nothing but a great aptitude for un- derstanding. NEAL PULHAM - Boys' Gymnastics, Drama Shop, For- eign Exchange Club, Library Staff, Swim Team, Tennis. His paint brush must be dipped in magic. 'mas-W 15 A 42 Wt? 35 MIKE RAMSAY - Foreign Exchange Club, Hep Club, Ten- nis, Waskowitz Counselor. The man who moves mountains begins by carrying away small stones. BOB RANDALL My interest is in the future, because I am going to spend the rest of my life there. HERB RANDALL - Stage Crew, Visual Aids. The greatest truths are the simplest, and so are the greatest'men. CAROL RATHKE - Girl's Intramurals, Senior Gift Commit- tee. We iudge ourselves by what we feel capable of doing while others iudge us by what we have al- ready done. DAVE READ - Coachmen, Hep Club, Honor Roll, Torch, Waskowitz Counselor, Cross-country. No machine can do the work of one extraordinary man. BETTY REECE - A Cappella, Sophomore Class secretary, Drama Shop, Glee Club, Honor Roll, Senior Gift Commit- tee, Homecoming Assembly. Love me, love my dog. JOANN RIKANSRUD Give me your hand and let me feel your pulse. NANCY RIMPINI - Girls' Intramurals, Pep Club. A real friend is one who walks in when the rest of the world walks out. JACK RINGDAHL - Annual Band Concert, Drama Shop, Hep Club, Orchestra, Western Washington Solo Contest, Pep Band Drumming his way through life. SHIRLEY ROAN - Future Nurses of America, Homecoming Committee, Pep Club, Girls' Club Committee. Good humor makes the world go 'round. JOHN ROBBIN - Basketball, Hep Club, Track, Cross- country. The Robin Hood of his day - doing good for others. KATHY ROBERTSON - Entered from Holy Names Acad- emy, in her senior year. Fun and life are one and the same. 'l gf-Ta' Q .sw i l .:. .-Q..-A.. P IX BARB REHNSTROM - Foreign Exchange Club, Future Teachers of America, Girls' Club viceepresident, Girls' Club Cabinet, Honor Roll, National Honor Society, Repre- sentative Assembly, Pep Club, Commencement Committee, Torch, Evergreen Girls' State. There is a depth of sincerity in her friendliness, MIKE RETTIG - Track, Visual Aids. Speech is the index of the mind. SHERI REYNOLDS - Girls' Gymnastics, Girls' Intramurals, H.G.A.A. The happiest person is the person who thinks the most interesting thoughts. BOB RIDGE - Boys' Gymnastics. My theory is to enjoy life, but the practice is against it. JOANNE ROTHE - A Cappella, Foreign Exchange Club, Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Intramurals, Glee Club, H.G.A.A. president, Homecoming Committee, Pep Club, Representa- tive Assembly, Girls' Club Committee. Heaven, such grace did not lend her. JO ROWE - Future Nurses of America, Girls' Intramurals Homecoming Committee, Pep Club, Homecoming As- sembly. Good humor is goodness and wisdom combined. GLADYS ROWLAND - Foreign Exchange Club, Future Nurses of America, Girls' Intramurals, Glee Club, Grand Honor Roll, National Honor Society, Honor Roll, Orchestra. Conversation enriches the understanding but soli- tude is the school of genius. FRANK RUSH - Football, Hep Club, Track. Nothing astonishes man more than one with good common sense. all CAROL ROBINSON - Honor Roll, Pep Club, Torch, Was- kowitz Counselor. What is most like thee? VAL ROBINSON - Future Nurses of America, Girls' ln- tramurals, Glee Club, SPADESJ Hail to thee, blithe spirit! CAROL ROCKAFIELD A Girls' Intramurals, Orchestra, Tennis, Western Washington Solo Contest. Joyous, and clear, and fresh, are those who surpass music. ANNETTE RODDA - A Cappella, Drama Shop, Home- coming Committee, Pirates' Pen Staff, Senior Gift Com- mittee. A genius must be born, she cannot be taught. ALISON ROGERS - Entered from Aroakia School, Seattle, Washington, in her iunior year. An outward countenance of inward grace. JUDITH ROONEY - Entered from Alhambra High School, Martinez, California, in her senior year. Foreign Ex- change Club, Torch. Wisdom rules my life. 1. i . ,,' .sim ian- K 3 .ff F . L i r H A . . .y, K, ubv. 5 gg! '-Q. ' 1 ' -- CONNIE RUSSELL - Future Nurses of America, Homecom- ing Committee, Pep Club. A kind and gentle heart she has. LAURENCE F. RUSSELL - Camera Club, D.E.C.A., Hep Club, Pirates' Log Staff. This busy world and I shall ne'er agree. LEONARD SANDBECK - Big H, Hep Club, Swim Team. Let my horn speak for me. SANDEE SANDER - Debate, Foreign Exchange Club sec- retary, Girls' Intramurals, H.G.A.A. vice-president, Home- coming Committee, Honor Roll, Pep Club, Representative Assembly, SPADES, Torch, Waskowitz Counselor, Girls' Club Committee, Big Sister, Waskowitz Leadership Con- ference. The path of duty is her way to glory. JOHN SANDERS - Aeronautics, Boys' Gymnastics, Hep Club. Manners are the happy ioy of doing things. SHERRY SANDERS - Entered from Cleveland High School in her iunior year. Foreign Exchange Club, High Lines Staff, Pep Club, Representative Assembly, Torch. The greatest thing in life is communication. War WT? 5 if 1 r X4 H of . , 1 I PAM SCOTT - Foreign Exchange Club, Future Nurses of America, Girls' Intramurals, Homecoming Committee, Pep Club, Representative Assembly, SPADES, Waskowitz Counselor. Gentle in her manner she did bold things. PAM SHEETS - Future Nurses of America, Homecoming Committee, Pep Club, Pirates' Log Staff, Torch, Waskowitz Counselor, Girls' Club Committee. Real worth requires no interpreter. MIKE SHERIDAN - Wrestling. He has cause for fun and frolic. RON SHULTZ - D.E.C.A., Hep Club, Homecoming Com- mittee, Stage Crew. An exaggeration is a truth that has lost its temper. fm.. M I ' ,gi 4 ?' 3 . .. E ts--I il' 5 iq ,, Q at as F g, , ' t 1 ec . sc, aa .,i I H ,Zia 4 W H 2 Q Q Q 38 ' 111 sz- 55?-52555115-1 1' 41:5 illgwm' JUDY SATTERFIELD - Future Teachers of America. Anticipation of the future points the view. CHIQUITA SCHENCK - Entered as a foreign exchange student from Liceo Daniel Arwaud Vgou, Juan Lacaze, Uruguay, in her senior year. Foreign Exchange Club, Girls' Club Cabinet, Waskowitz Counselor. Foreign ports have I seen. RUTH SCHOLTES - Future Nurses of America, Girls' Intramurals, Homecoming Committee, Pep Club, Rep- resentative Assembly. Generally speaking, she's generally speaking. LINDA SCHROETER - Girls' Intramurals, Representative Assembly, SPADES, Girls' Club Committee. A freckle for every smile. DAVID SCOTT - Foreign Exchange Club, Big H, Track manager, Cross-country manager, Hep Club. Wit makes its own welcome and levels all distinc- tion. LEONARD SCOTT He yawned and laid his books aside. ERIC SIMMERER - Hep Club. Rules and models destroy genius and art. PAUL SIMONYI - Hep Club. From afar came he to be with us. KATHY SINGER - Pep Club, SPADES, Waskowitz Coun- selor, Girls' Club Committee. Bubbly and bright she lent us light. DAN SINNETT No book can torture me while my soul is at liberty. JAN SKILLINGSTEAD He will reach his goal on his own. LARRY SKORUPA - Baseball. Wheels make the world go 'round. STERLING SLOAN, Jr. - ACappeIla. A keeper of the green forests. ANITA SMITH - A Cappella, Drama Shop, Foreign Ex- change Club, Pep Club. She's as bright as a summer's day. CONNIE SMITH A Honor Roll, Orchestra, Girls' Swim Team,Torch. From her cocoon sprang a beautiful butterfly. DWIGHT SMITH - Football, Hep Club, Representative Assembly, Wrestling. How trivial is life? GAILSMITH Her public is the moon, her providence is the sun. MIKE SMITH Small in stature, but great in imagination. 'fll.T?' 64 DAVID SNELL - Annual Band Concert, Band, Visual Aids. Man's yesterdays may ne'er be like his tomorrows. GARY SNELLING Skill is something that only ambition can accomplish. SANDY SNOWDEN - Glee Club, Homecoming Committee Pep Club, SPADES, Tennis, Girls' Club Committee. A source ot merriment. r REX SORENSON - Swim Team. Man is a measure of all things. RICK STEELE - Baseball, Hep Club, High Lines Staff. As children caper when they wake. JIM STEICHEN - Camera Club, Visual Aids, Wrestling. I awoke one morning and found myself a man. 'qw 1 f l are 1.1, Y PHIL SMITH - Camera Club. To be alive is power. RENEE SMITH - Foreign Exchange Club, Girls' Club trea surer, Glee Club, Representative Assembly, Torch. No better than she should be. RON SMITH - Basketball. Ambition should be made of sterner stuff. WAYNE SMITH He hath shaken hands with many friends. MIKE STEINEBACH - Entered from Federal Way High School, in his senior year. All reformers are bachelors. RICH STEIR He was the mildest mannered man. BILL STENGER I lost the world the other dayg has anyone found it? JOY STEVENS - Entered from Port Angeles High School in her iunior year. Homecoming Committee, Honor Roll, Pep Club, Girls' Club Committee, Big Sister. A model of perfection. DIANE STEWART The magic of her smile made her life worthwhile. RAY STEWART He would race through life in a car. LARRY STOKES - Visual Aids. Rules were made to be broken. SUE STOREY - Homecoming Committee chairman, Pep Club secretary-treasurer, SPADES, Homecoming As- sembly, Mistle Tolo iunior princess. To her the most essential thing for happiness is the gift of friendship. SCOTT STRICKLER - Basketball manager, Debate, For- eign Exchange Club, High Lines Staff, Honor Roll, Repre- sentative Assembly, Torch president, Waskowitz Counselor. Anyone who is for labor ought to be locked up. PAM SULLIVAN - Book Room Staff, D.E.C.A., Pep Club, Caps and Gowns Committee. She was small and she was shy, but she had her way with every guy. GARY SUMMERSON - Football, Representative Assembly. The real character of a man is found out by his amusements. COLLEEN SUPLER - Annual Band Concert, Band, For- eign Exchange Club, Girls' lntramurals, Torch, Waskowitz Counselor. No human feeling can be so heartewarming as her smile. afj '-. HELEN STICK - Foreign Exchange Club, Honor Roll, Pep Club, Pirates' Log Staff, Baccalaureate Committee, Class Day Committee, Torch, Waskowitz Leadership Conference, Big Sister, Senior Council, Prom Committee. She believes that love is life, and that life hath immortality. SHIRLEY STINER - Debate, Future Nurses of America, SPADES, Happiness is no laughing matter. KAREN STINSON A Glee Club, Representative Assembly, SPADES, Girls' Club Committee. There is no wealth but life. GERRIE STOKER - Girls' Intramurals, Girls' Club Com- mittee. Patience and peace is her nature. DAVE TAYLOR - Entered from Bellevue High School, in his senior year. Football. Be silent and safe. RONDA TEEL - Girls' Club Committee. The sweetest soul that ever lived. BOB TEMAN - Foreign Exchange Club, Wrestling. Man is man and master of his fate. TERRY C. TESCHNER - Annual Band Concert, Band, Coachmen, Hep Club. Our red-headed drummer. ' I -. - , f ,. - if-.-tgfg-jgz - K jj-.j,. .. 1 ,--5,gQv'..u-Q . . . - ii, s -1 . , ,gi f .,. , .... ,,.. . .,..,, S , wg. 1 :-. ' LJ. 3 . , all T K DICK SURMAN - Hep Club, Stage Crew. All wealth is a product of labor. BRUCE SWANSON Men of few words are the best men. LAURENE TABBUTT - Homecoming Committee chairman, Pep Club, SPADES, Prom Committee. Her laugh is contagious. EDITH TACHER - D.E.C.A., Pep Club, Girls' Club Com- mittee. A rose that glows. ROBERT TAPPE - Entered from Garfield High School in his senior year. Stage Crew. The tap of his foot shows he's anxious to move on- ward and upward. DENNIS TARPLEY - Basketball manager. Fortune favors the audacious. DAVE THOMPSON - Aeronautics, Big H, Boys' Club vice- president Boys' Club Cabinet, Football, Foreign Exchange Club, Hep Club, High Lines Staff, Homecoming Committee, Stage Crew, Track, Waskowitz Counselor, Representa- tive Assembly. lt's a bird, it's a plane, no it's Tornado . JOAN THOMPSON - Entered from Lodge Grass High School, Lodge Grass, Montana, in her senior year, Girls' Intramurals, Honor Roll, SPADES, Torch, Waskowitz Coun- selor, Future Nurses of America, Pep Club. Where more is meant than meets the ear. VICKI THORESON She is pleasant to be with. LEE THORNTON - D.E.C.A., Football, Track. We Highline students would rather fight than switch. SUSAN TIMPER - Foreign Exchange Club, Homecoming Committee, Pep Club, Girls' Club Committee. Temperate in all she does. BRUCE TRACHTE - Annual Band Concert, Band. A perfect gentleman from top to toe. JIM TROWBRIDGE - Entered from Punahou High School, Hawaii, in his iunior year. Basketball, Big H, Golf. Shown like a meteor, streaming through the sky. CAROL TUCKER - Future Nurses of America, Homecoming Committee. A little miss. MARTHA TUCKNESS ! D.E.C.A., Girls' Intramurals, Make' up Club, Pep Club, Representative Assembly. Her beauty is like a rich gem. BERTIE TWITCHELL - D.E.C.A., Representative Assembly. Few things are impossible to do, but she always comes through. BRUCE VANESS My zeal hath consumed me. ALAN VASBOE - Basketball, Wrestling. Every man should paddle his own canoe. l SHERI WALL - Mixed Chorus. And some there be which have no memorial. WANDA WALLACE Character is of supreme worth. MIKE WARDELL - Camera Club. He thinks too muchg such men are dangerous MERI WARFIELD - Girls' Intramurals. She will be a light and an inspiration to all. DAVE WARNOCK - A Cappella, Hep Club, Wrestling Homecoming Assembly. Be happy while y'er Iivin', for y'er a long time dead. SHERYLE WATERS - Drama Shop, Girls' Intramurals She will teach the leaders of tomorrow. I JIM WATT - Basketball, Big H, Hep Club. The wisest of the wise may err, but only few learn by their mistakes. DON WEEKS H Boys' Gymnastics, Highline Science Seminar. There are two sides to every story - my side and the wrong side. BETTY WEIKS - Drama Shop, Glee Club, A Cappella, Dear Delinquent, Representative Assembly, Western Washington Solo Contest, All-State Chorus. Music is said to be the speech of angels. CHRIS WEISS - Homecoming Committee, Pep Club, Girls' Club Committee, Prom Committee. Are we down-hearted? No! SANDY WELCH - Representative Assembly. Our characters are the result of our conduct. GARY WELLS - Honor Roll. A man upright in lite and free from guilt. me DAVE WHITE - Baseball, Basketball, Big H, Hep Club, Representative Assembly. To be best is his goal and it's in view. MARTY WHITMORE - Board of Control, Foreign Exchange Club, Girls' Club president, Girls' Club Cabinet, Honor Roll, National Honor Society, Pep Club, Representative Assembly, Waskowitz Counselor. She doesn't tell all she knows, because there's not enough time in eternity. SHIRLEY WIDERSKI - A Cappella, Foreign Exchange Club, Future Nurses of America, Girls' Gymnastics, Girls' Intramurals, Homecoming Committee, Honor Roll, Pep Club, Representative Assembly, SPADES, Torch, Girls' Club Committee. She always says what she thinks and never thinks what she says. SALLY WIESNER - Foreign Exchange Club, Future Nurses of America, Homecoming Committee, Pep Club, SPADES, Girls' Club Committee. She gives others confidence, because she has it herself. PAM WILKES - D.E.C.A. Here is a dear and true friend. GARY WILLIAMS An ideal businessman. BONNIE WEST - Junior Class treasurer, Foreign Exchange Club, Baccalaureate, Homecoming chairman, Homecom- ing Assembly, Pep Club president, Representative As- sembly, Class Day chairman, Torch, Waskowitz Leadership Conference, Prom Committee, Publicity Club. Simplicity is a grace. SANDY WESTBY - Foreign Exchange Club, Future Teach- ers of America, Girls' Intramurals, Tennis. 99 and 44flO0 per cent pure. DEAN WESTCOTT - D.E.C.A., Hep Club. Every man loves what he is good at. CHERI WETTSTEIN - Glee Club. All dressed up and always on the go . JENNIE WILLIAMS - Foreign Exchange Club, Girls' Club Cabinet, Homecoming Dance chairman, Pep Club, Pirates' Log Staff, Representative Assembly, Torch, Waskowitz Counselor, Publicity Club, Girls' Club Committee, Bac- calaureate Committee, Class Day Committee, Prom Com- mittee. Keep your face to the sunshine and you cannot see the shadow. JIM WILLIAMS - Basketball, Hep Club. Although he walks silently, he leaves a lasting im- pression. MIKE WILLIAMS - Hep Club, Knights of Cutlass, Stage Crew,Track. A knight without fear and blame. RICK WILLIAMS A Football manager, Big H, Hep Club. He chases girls only if it's downhill. GREGG WILSON - Aeronautics. He flies through his classes with the greatest of ease. JIM WILSON A car was his star, his shining light. ANNA WOODS Sweet as the primrose which peeps beneath the bush. RON WOODWARD - D.E.C.A., Football. Mood makes the man. LINDA WOOTAN Lead on, kindly light. NANCI YARNO A Board of Control, Grand Honor Roll, Homecoming Committee, Honor Roll, Pep Club, Repre- sentative Assembly, Torch, Yell Staff, Prom Committee. Pep and light throughout the fight. BILL YOUNG - Representative Assembly. Every man sees into his own future. KAY YOUNGBLOOD - Girls' Gymnastics, Girls' Intra- murals. Such a gay lilac. THANNE WINTERER - A Cappella, Girls' Intramurals, Homecoming Assembly, Pep Club, Representative As- sembly, Yell Staff. Slender and fine, no better can you find. BETTE WITHERBEE - D.E.C.A. Character is formed in the stream of human life. VIRGINIA WOLFE Her regal beauty is her friendliness. THERON WOOD - Coachmen, Debate, Hep Club, Repre- sentative Assembly, Track, Wrestling. What e'er the weather, I've got my sweater. YT i f You can find no smarter than Mrs. Carter, senior counselor. Mr. Trowbridge is Q mighty good man, He'lI get you c scholarship if he con. M We-HM.-W.l 1 The one who excels is Mr. Wells, senior counselor SENIOR COUNCIL ' Front row: Joanne Cheasbro, Geri LePenske, Helen Stick, Sharon Quesnell, Robin Leonard. Back row: Leo Kuehn, B. J. Bus, Tony Armstrong, Mr. Wells. COMMENCEMENT COMMITTEE 0 Front row: Nancy Bloomquist, Geri LePenske, Dale Adams, Sally Raichle. Back row: Robbie McNown, Mike Gray, Barb Rehn- strom, Steve Anderson, Susan Lewis. PROM COMMITTEE ' Front row: Carolyn Coghlan, Sally Miller, Ardene Magley, Nanci Yarno, Sharon Quesnell, Dorothy Judy, Pearl Dotson, Lorraine Gray. Back row: Pam Sullivan, Ginny Larson, Judy Engbretson, Judy Rooney, Joan Thompson, Sandee Sander, Phyllis Johnson, Melissa Geffel, Jennie Williams. BACCALAUREATE COMMITTEE ' Left to right: Penny Fairbairn, Helen Stick, Jack Adams, Janet Magneson, Howard Jenks. , my 'A . , CAPS AND GOWNS COMMITTEE ' Left to right: Pam Sullivan, Cheryl Link, Nola Neill, Robin Leonard. l 47 CLASS DAY ' Front row: Jennie Williams, Sharon Ques- nell, Laurene Tabbutt, Helen Stick, Sue Storey, Melissa Geffel, Nancy Epler. Back row: Catherine Berude, Bruce Mennella, Geri LePenske, Mike Gray, Bob Gustavson, Scott McDade, Carolyn Eichler, Bonnie West. SENIOR GIFTS COMMITTEE ' Front row: Joann Rikansrud, Carma Prohaska, Shel- ley Lohstreter, Donna Culver. Back row: Bob Beveridge, Annette Rodda, Carol Rathke, Lori Madden,Jim Fradet, PROM COMMITTEE ' Front row: Chris Weiss, Laurene Tabbutt, Nancy Epler, Carolyn Eichler, Bonnie West, Ann Lally. 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Rick Wagner John Wakefield N Rick Walker , Dick Wallace l Chuck Washer Mark Waters Gary Watson Cindy Wattles Janis Webb Keith Weigel Tim Weiler Betty Wellington Janet Wert Wendy Wertman Kris Wesson Bob West Gayle Westbrook Gary Westby Ron Westby Cindy Westcott Rick Westhoff Doreen Wheeler John Wherley Liz Whetung Duane White Sharon White Tom White Trudy Whitehead Barb Whitener Jim Wickham Joyce Wigsmoen Shannon Wilcher Bob Wilcox Kathy Willers Kathy Williams Rick Williams Roy Williams Sandy Williams Craig Willoughby Dave Wintermute Diana Winters Cheryl Witt Kathy Wolff Cherie Wollam Bart Wright Bob Wulff Babs Wurster Rick Wyckoff Dave Young Larry Young Mike Young Judy Zimmerman Gary Zwiefelhofer , V - J 'H f ' , 0 v in ' ' -4' - x . 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' I ff V A . . 5 Q 76 Murray Stophard JaniceStrandlund Cindy Strasbaugh Linda Strong Pamela Stuber Anita Sullivan Lynne Sullivan Marianne Swaab Bill Swanson Donna Swanson Wynn Swanson Rick Taylor Susan Teepe Marianne Teman 3, Roger Tern ple Jerod Theckston LK A Cheral Thomas T 'l 'lx Lynn Tito ?oL M Kmf L it A l ' 'fm ' ' if in in Lenny Townsend 'Kqgl-Y 7 'N Carl Trapp ,fl Wm ' ' Mory Tuckness : 5 ,' 1 1 ' L K K A T Kirk TU mer T ....,,, . ,... i n T Morgan Turner 1 TTVV K K K K K L T K' fK --- ' Susc n TU rn q uisil, ,K KK K K f.KKT.?KKK . T. K 1 - , K, K I Q K K 1:3 K Karol Van Damme fi.f7lJ ' 'Vt' if '::::- 77 'L V f L M gi' Terry VO nderllule L 'bf ' ' my T' J' V nMeter fl' ' T 'TL' L J 'm 0 o o o oo - L - . 1 it f' Barry Vasboe K F , .eV, V, T T T K Paul Verschueren L I TTTT 7 A2 ' L .. H ' QF ,, . Aer' Carol Vertrees ' ' A T .l ' ,? Q' , Q Gloria Vitek .1 4 :.v ,, A T KK , K iT John Wagness - ' if-B57 Roy Wappl oo,T 7 TK ' K Ti , T fa- L L - L n ' l A-H 1 i s ii' . Q ' l P 1 '.l Bert Warnock - ,T ,x E ' fi T ' 2 -, Q T f V Q l 'f' K T Van Watson Q ff' T T 9 l m uy, , A, - :Kai V W L, T -Kg KW, 57, K , - i 1' T T5 XJ ' K1 Francis Weeks 'A ' is VJ? K V3 ' Bill weidlich ,,Q.,, T L, j T T tr o L , LT., K 'oo - VK it .P Kandy Weiler - 'K Russ Welk 'T Bob We-Sf Q T ss l 'T I B- Til. st Ken Wes' Q T l-Ynefle VVeSll10ff H T if L ff K K K, , ,.T, Pete Westlund .Ti K K i Bruce Weston T T ig KL 1 Qi-T Tim Whetstone if I ' QT l' i a i . 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Faculty Kathryn CCIlviV1 AniTa Campbell Victor Ccirpine English English Physical Education Linda Dawson Kay Deefer Hurley DeRoin Hugh Emry Ephraim Ga-Tolenfino Business Education English Social Sciences Business Education Foreign Languages Irene Hallett Peter Hallgrimson Warren Herbage Nancy Herrin Rolph Holman Physical Education Social Sciences Science Business Education English 78 ,:. -. ..N,...,- -V H1 -M 'Q -www fra sf P i 1 Eugene Berfino Gene Bigger Clarence Bitzan J.C. Bonney Maureen Bueschke Industrial Arts Business Education Industrial Arts Mathematics English E15 ies.. Vera Carter Richard Church Sharon Clarno Dorothy Cope Charles Cosrnan Counselor English English Science English Mildred Gibson Katherine Grafos Glenn Haggen Business Educafion Foreign Languages Vocal Music COOKS ' Back: Barbara Buck, Eleanor Cox, Dorothy Vail, Ruth Keefe, Lillian Wirke. Front: Rose Wiiherriie, La Verne Davis, Jo Kraemer, Rose Neuroth - Head, Eunice Boardman, Alice Fisher. Glen Hudson Spencer Hungerford l Social Sciences Counselor UN-5? im, SCHOOL BOARD ' Clayton E, Myron - Pres., Howard Jokey Robermohnsen Stanley M. Little, Jr., James W. Rice, Roland Instrumental Music Science N. Kier, Lloyd E. Cooley,Jr. Faculty Lowell Mason Velma Mason Don McConnaughey Mathematics Home Economics Science Earl Moritz Clayton Myers Kenneth Myers Dorothy Nelson Claudia Nichols Industrial Arts Vice-Principal English English Librarian Joanne O'Neil Lydia Palmer Al Petellin Foreign Languages Foreign Languages Social Sciences 80 Maureen Peterson Health Sciences Jean Philips Nurse Elizabeth Kaitis Larry Lemmel Kaiia Lietuvietis Theda Lomax Gordon Martin English Social Sciences Physical Education Counselor Mathematics Melba McConnaughey Edythe McCullough Burton McEachen Margaret Milne William Moeller English Home Economics Mathematics Business Education Social Sciences OFFICE HELP ' Susan Mether, Fran Harrison, Lilly Anderson, Lillian Mickelsen, Orpha Greta Norling James O'Brien Melvin Olene Hewitt. Seated: Lois Taylor- English Mathematics Science Bruno Pierini James Piprevv Social Sciences Foreign Languages ,321 Y-it Robert Putnam Lowell Quesnell Joining veteran Vice-Principal Lowell Wig- Science lndusfricl A,-fs gins this year is our new Vice-Principal Clay' ton Myers. Faculty Margurite Sablin David Sannerud Robert Sarver Business Education English Physical Education FQ Joanne Slosser Physical Education 2 Leonard Tazioli Lou Tice Carl Torkko English Health Sciences Science Gary Tressel Mathematics Paul Wells Virginia Wheeler Lowell O. Wiggins Bert Williams Richard Wiltamuth Counselor Library Clerk Vice-Principal Counselor Art 82 my L 5 . q ' I ' ' E 5- vs., , I Justine Richards Gordon Rodland Robert Rosenberg Myrtle Rude Business Education Social Sciences Social Sciences Foreign Language :Iv V ..,, , 'Q R' 1 V ai . : W 3 X S' is it f S Harold Shean Social Sciences James Shanley Social Sciences Earl Trowbridge Willis Trowbridge Dorothy Shipley Donald Simpson English Art : 'fi x Robert Wenclel Willa-Jean Wendell Counselor Social Sciences Physical Education Art WK . ,,,, . B. . ,. Q!! , - 'Fir , W., f tw, ' ? g 5- K 1 . Margaret Rydholm Business Education -1h,,:,,,+ ...: W' 1 lifi : -xflfzi-.t21f:',:f , -kfvssigi? ' lx.. .grjf -:ya Q if . ii . X ji 'Z , 4 6 , fn, L- if S fri Wi? i 2 . X xg an ,fig . Virginia Sletner English JANITORS ' Hank Wilson, John Cutting, Paul Schis- sler, Emil Kuhl, George Dangaard, Dave Acheson. 1 -msn in - is Richard Wining Wallace Woodworth English English x -rwffezixwl. , ,, LWWUI 1 :QQ ggi 35221 my mf 3 J fu-Q,-M... r...1Ilw rr v ,MM -- - u, , 35, I-, 1.427 Q, ,. 1 ,- H- f:HH'xs2:2.',Hv.f fn ,... I 51, A. 'Ia W ' ,K M, nw f f gag! sw -5 G -'ft .VV-v::s:::,f12:fH:. , i 4? L w as mimi 1 L R 9 x 4 I fig ve 5 'WUT 45 fi is if? X A f Q ff 'wg L 'i F wh -iff V 924 1 2 QQ .f 1221 .1 we wsu ' VL- .Q E 4 my 1' 'Y I ,Mb Nh 'S' wk? 9 11, 2 .HI .. H., I3 gy ,X gig? Tw pJ3.w'IQf' :ZS I If gl I 1g: ...-'J-'-- MI 4 I ACTIVITIES fl Wheels of Progress Representatives in session. Board of Control ' Left: Geraldine LePenske, Leo Kuehn, Mike Clausing,Pam Johnson, Mafty Whitmore, Nancy Bloomquist, Bob West. Mr. Wiggins, Mr. Sealey, Bill LePenske, Mike McCarthy, Bruce Mennella, Nancy Yarno, Monty Edwards, Jet Bateman, 86 A new addition to HighIine's student government was the Interim Council. The council was made up of Nancy Bloom- quist and Geri LePenske busi- ness managers, and Pom John- son Student Body Secretary. It served as a bridge between Board of Control and Repre- sentative Assembly. Their func- tion was to decide where the legislation should go. Knights l'O Remember .- -.W s..........,..,......,..,.....w.-4...-.N K. C. Officers ' Tony Armstrong, skipper, Bob Gustav- son, scribep Tom Gustafson, first mate, Mr. Mason, adviser. Knights Tom Gustafson, Bob Gustcivson, and Marty Elli- son hard at work. , if 3 . Knights of the Cutlass ' Top row: Mike Gray, Jerry Oet- ken, John Hunt, Hurley DeRoin, Howard Jenks. Second row: Tony Armstrong, Bill Holleman, Ron Cowles, Gary Ohrt. Third row: Jim Dhoore, Rick Brown, Bruce Beck. Fourth row: Mike McCarthy, Bill LePenske Earl Bohm, Mike Wil- liams, Bob Gustavson. Fifth row: Mike Clausing, Marty Ellison, Tom Gustafson. Bottom row: Mr. Lowell Mason, Mike Conner, Paul McManus, Doug McLaren. The happy crew of Knights led by Tony Armstrong continued in the tradition set for them by their pred- ecessors. Their courageous and self-sacrificing ef- forts to control Highline's teeming halls proved them worthy of their positions. Pep was their name, enthusiasm was their asset and school spirit was Their goal. f . K Pep Club members contributed more than their share in school spirit. The girls worked on commit- tees which publicized games, supplied our teams with after-game refreshments and added originality to Highline's assemblies. Each game day they wore purple outfits that demonstrated support and added color to the school scene. Once again Pep Club had a high membership of over 175 active participants. Highline's traditional two-day Homecoming, October il and 12, centered around the theme, Carousel. As always, Pep Club did its part in adding to the success of the school year. 0 o Pep Club Officers ' Mrs. Molly Bueschke, adviser, Bon- S me West, president, Ann Lally, vice-president, Sue Story, secretary-treasurer, Mr. Lou Tice, adviser. me ' ..,. School spirit was aided by the newly formed Hep Club. While Pep Club reaches primarily girls, Hep Club succeeded in organizing the boys. By wearing sweatshirts with the traditional mark of the pirates, skull and crossbones, Hep members demonstrated their interest in athletic activities. Under the direc- tion of Mr. Glen Hudson, adviser, and Brent Collette, president, Hep Club rechanneled the enthusiasm of the Highline boys. Concluding its first year Hep Club showed that under competent leadership it will have continued progress. Soa rs Big H ' Top Row: Jack Fouts, Dave Thompson, Tom Gustafson, Dave White, Hurley DeRoin, Steve Cole, Mike Gray, Jim Dhoore, Ron Cowles, Rick Walker. Second Row: Marty Ellison, Bill Holleman, Leonard Sandbeck, Tony Armstrong, Jerry Knott, George Lin- ville, Grant Anderson, Richard Brandenburg, Denny Bryant, Brian Martin, Craig Mathis, Jim Trowbridge, Lee Keith. Third Row: Dan McGinnis, Pat Calkins, Tim Marsh, Bill Hamilton, Scott Davis, Bill Carlson, Tim Lehnherr, Rick Boice, Phil Munger, Duane Mur- phy, Dick Perry, Roy Roberg, Jim Mathews, Mike Gruse. Fourth Row: Mike Dunne, Bruce Johnson, Tom Chavez, Steve Frederickson, Joe Baisch, Steve Fancher, John Arnold, Tom Keuhn, Phil Van Dyne, Bill Sweeney, Roy Bonney, Bob Gustavson, Pat Gal- loway, Paul McManus. Bottom Row: Wayne Kottsick, Mike McCarthy, Bruce Ballard, Glen Ericson, John Hunt, Jay Kapsandy, Roger Lazzar, Bruce Beck, Dave Sabey, Jerry Ruthruff, Mike Durga, Ken Goodpaster, Jim Dickinson, Bob Palmer, Monty Edwards, Rick Nicholson, Rick Williams, Wayne Nelson. l i A l . ...,, ,. l K, 7 K, - A 3 ,'.-' . i .. lit? .T Hep Club Officers ' Mr. Glen Hudson, advisery Steve Anderson, secretary, Mike Gray, treasurer, Kerry Ander- son, vice-presidentg Brent Collette, president. Big H Officers'Back: Bob Gustavson, treasurerg Tony Armstrong, president: Mr. Jim Shanley, adviser, Front: Mike McCarthy, secretary: Jack Fouts, vice-president. Thonne Winferer Julie Mclntyre Junior Varsity Yell Stoff ' Sheryl Stanley, Sue Johnson, Helen Sfick, Cheryl Stevens. 90 We've got Through The holls our voices ringing, Proising Almo Mofer. Proudly, we her proises singing As we sfond Together. Highline, Highline, The purple ond The gold. Loyolly we pledge ourselves To our colors bold. Lindo Bremer Nonci Yorno Yell Queen The Spirit! Mrs. Myrtle Rude, Adviser Diane Moedo s Song Queen Jef Bcitemon -w K, ,W as Ncmcy Hollingsworth Terry Osodcl Junior Vorsity Song Sfoff ' Candy Dillon, Louise Vocco, Phyllis Johnson, Morcy Loomis. 91 Vi, Committee Chairmen ' Linda Burgess, socialy Linda Alder son, standards, Jan Leedy, friendshipg Kathy Murphy pub A Y D ny ing ou Can o Enthusiastic, worthy, iumping for glee - This is how a girls' club should be. Enthusiastic, worthy, striving for more - This was the Girls' Club, '63-'64. Mrs. McConnaughey's Good mornin' ya'll, Certainly was a familiar call. As an adviser she can't be beat, She helped us accomplish many a feat. Marty was President, leading the way, With Barb to help her from day to day. Sally kept records of all that was said, While Renee kept our books out of the red. We carried on traditions as set up before, At Christmas Drive time there was food galore. The Father-Daughter Banquet was the usual success And the leap year tolo was none the less. We mustn't forget the Mother-Daughter Tea, It was simply marvelous, don't you agree? All active girls was this year's aim, A feeling of pride was the same. This was achieved, or something near, Thank you girls for a wonderful year! Pirates are comin'! .A- Elks. 1 ' 4 2 We Can Do Better! Committee Chairmen ' Dale Adams, publicity, Margaret Braicks, Father-Daughter Banquet, Chiquita Schneck, honorary member, Mary Jo Pospisil, ways and means. lil ,,. I.. L 5 .fr l Committee Chairmen ' Susan Lewis, standards, Bonnie Glen, Ushers, Kathy Justiss, Spades. Sophomore Representatives ' Jo Schwende- man, Sue Boyce. Officers ' Renee Smith, trea surer, Sally Raichle, secretary Marty Whitmore, president, Mrs McConnaughey, adviser. Big Chief Ugh is hexed. Barb Rehnstrom, vice-president, . J f 4 if i Y S. ' , 3 Q, I . ,V Q t g, 4 . s 5 f ' ,l A 1 xl Fl ll . t e m Q .2 V sz fi V 16-2 i ' 5, Yr 1. ,- ,ffw irii I . TA I 2 5 5 E t 'x 5? QQ Cabinet ' Stan Darland,John Leonard, David Sabey, Marty Ellison, Brian Martin, Bill Engelhardt. Officers ' Monty Edwards, president, Dave Thompson, vice-president, Paul Cles, treasurer, Mike Clausing, sec- retary, Mr. Lowell Wiggins, adviser. 4 Q . 5 4 Ms...-H. We Can Do Anything The Boys' Club,under the supervision of Mr. Lowell Wig- gins, got off to a rather slow star but soon picked up mo- mentum. President Monty Edwards, and his cabinet worked hard to make Boys' Club an up and coming organization. By getting started in so many directions, they were accused of interfering with other clubs. This was by no means true, for their ideas were entirely their own, and not originated by any other club. The Boys' Club car push was one of their most unique and exciting exhibitions. Another project they com- pleted was the reinstatement of the student Traffic Court. They also published a second edition of the student direct- ory. Through a great deal of effort and willingness, the Boys' Club has again proven its worthiness. Car Smash For Kent. Christmas Spirit? ? 94 sr 4 i Q I t Cabinet ' Bax Barton, Brent Collette, Jack Fouts, Volker Nestler, Ken Taylor, Bob Palmer. Better Than You The Coachmen, which later became a separate organization, started the year as an auxiliary ofthe Boys' Club. At the beginning ofthe year, their main goal was to gain the respect and cooperation ofthe students. Among their duties were traffic control and the sale of parking permits. These iobs were carried out with the enthusiasm of a group that took pride in its iob. These boys have set a high standard for the Coachmen of the future. v 'I... '.i Pat Galloway, Tom. Dawson. V Bob James, Doug Gleason, Paul Cles, Tom Aparico, Jett Harstad. Terry Teschner, Gary Lindberg, Ken Hoff- Bob Mayfield, Mr. Quesnell, Bill Engelhardt, Tom Nixon, Chris Mitchell, Larry Landstrom. man,RossHilman,Dave Read. Theron Wood, Bob Nicholson, Jim Fradet. 95 MGP' M.: My--+M-.....,..,. Q Polly Pollard Editor-in-Chief 0 M ,.lh lt: 1 ' ?YiY, ' .mg Pirates Log Molly McCoy Mr. Donald Simpson TG Associate Editor Staff Adviser Joan Blaskovvsky, iunior section, Dale Porter, junior section, Bob West, sopho- mofesedionedifof- Bob Lahn and Larry Russell, photographers. 9 e if ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, .M l , 55 Al Marty Ellison, sports section, Leo Kuehn, sports section, Bill Holleman, sports section, Susie Lowe, Jennie Williams, typistg Pam Sheets, Qcfivifies, activities, Helen Stick, Typist, Rob- bie McNown, activities, Sharon Quesnell, senior section editor. 96 Mr. Wallace Woodworth Adviser High Lines Staff in Mike Clausing Editor Linda Bremer, Bill Engelhardt, Rick Steele, Sandy Kutch, feature editor, Mike Clausing, editor, Sherry Sanders, business manager, Brian Martin sports editor, Diane Maeda, news editor, Tim Bran- iff, artist. staff members. Pat Ford, staff member, Marcy Loomis, staff member, Sherry Sanders, business manager, Nancy Hughes, staff member. X 'i :Nb Phyllis Booth, Diane Hintz, Kris Peterson, Connie Purdy, staff members. Rehearsals meant hours of long, hard work. Nellie Und Emi' talking Things 0Ve - Highline Goes Native An old tradition was restored to Highline this year, in the form of a musical. lt was previously presented by the music and drama departments to the student body and the community. However, due to a lack of sufficient talent, this had not been possible. With the brilliant and promising collection of students available, a musical was once again feasible. And so it was that South Pacific came to Highline's stage. This Rodgers and Hammerstein's play was produced by Mr. William Moeller, and the unusually large cast was under the supervision of Mrs. Virginia Sletner and Mr. Glenn Haggen. Heading the cast were Betty Weiks, Scott McDade,Jim Coccia, Phyllis Johnson, and Joan Gregg. This humorous, yet tragic, love story is set on an island in the South Pacific during World War II. Amid the antics ofthe characters the difficulties and hardships of inter-racial relations were witnessed. The energy and experience of all involved made South Pacific one of the highlights ofthe year. ,sm Seafood anyone? Bloody Mary, Liat, and Cable in Happy Talk.' But that's not where we are. Bloody Mary is the girl we love. 98 1 Mrs Kaitis Pirates Pen adviser Mr Cosman Debate Club adviser Pirates' Pen staff 'Left to right: Rodda, Ehle, Alderson Loucks Dillon Shehane, Meurling, Warfield, Simmerer. Words of Pen and Tongue With the help and advice of Mrs. Kaitis, the creative writing class once again successfully published the Pirates' Pen. Sold to the student body every spring, this booklet is a collection of original stories, poems, and art work submitted to the Pen's staff by students. As in the past, the efforts put forth produced a true representation of the literary and artistic talent at Highline. Debate Club represented the power of the spoken word for Highline. Under the direction of Mr. Cosman, the debaters traveled to other high schools and colleges for their oral competition. At the Pacific Lutheran University Student Congress Brent Collette was awarded first place. The N.F.L. tournament held in Portland, Oregon, afforded a suitable climax to a successful year. Debate Club ' Back Row: Adam, Mathison, Kearns Grogan Rawlings McDowell, Benson, Austin. Second Row: Moore, Clausing Nemeth Johnston Young, McGinnis, Davis, Hackewitz. Front Row: Horsley Holzmuller Collette Johnson. 99 Standing: Bob Tappe, Herb Randall, Jim Holt, Jerry Ruthruff, Mike McKinney, Dick Surman, Chris Calkins, Doug Baarson, Ken Hoffman, Dan Keefe, Roy Moore, Dave Dolacky. Seated: Dean Lintner, Steve Bauer, Mike Matteo, Ron Johnson, Tim Weiler, Rick Nicholson, Kerry Anderson, Roger Lazzar, John Davis, Craig Putman. Highline's unsung heroes of the year were the members of the stage crew. This group of boys, headed by Mr. William Moeller, made possible such school productions as the Homecoming show and the school play. Few people realize the importance and necessity of the crew's work. Not only do they assist with school functions, but also with activities put on outside of school. Without their diligent efforts, the suc- cess of many assemblies and school performances would not have been possible. Stage Crew and Ushers Club Greeting people, taking tickets, handling programs and giving direc- tions during football-basketball season, school assemblies, and plays were the duties of the Ushers Club. With the corn- pletion of the new stadium, the help of the Ushers was more noticable and ap- preciated than ever. Bonnie Glenn, head usher, was representative of this group of girls on the Girls' Club Cabinet. The responsibilities of the group continued into the spring and concluded with the Baccalaurate and Commencement exer- cises. Left: Cecelia Best, Nicki David, Lorann Lane, Nancy Miles, Jo Miller, Linda Jacobson, Patt Mola. Center: Roxy Kuxhaus, Phyllis Borne- meier, Lori Madden, Pam McGinnis, Marilene Huebner, Bonnie Glenn, Dorcy Atterbury, Sue Fisher, Linda Campbell, Cindy Wescott, Lynn Baarson, and Miss Deeter, adviser. Right: Arleigh Birks, Virginia Davies, Marabee Burn- ham, Virginia Fuller, Sharon Lunderman, Vicki Anderson. I F11 100 .l ' Homecoming Moke-up ff The Great Grey Monster Girls' Club Melodromo Our School in Action Men of Work Kick-off ot game First came the script. . . , . . then the building of the set. We Are All Under the capable guidance of Mrs. Virginia Sletner, ad- viser, Drama Shop made a great deal of progress. A major ac- tivity was the presentation of Dear Delinquent as the All- School Play. Other activities included attending plays and theater parties. Beginning the year, four committee chairmen replaced the old system of four officers: they were Linda Al- dersori, president, Chris McMurdo, social, Kathy Benson, sec- retary-treasurerg and Steve McDowell, plays. A Children's Theater was also presented this year for the first time. Those affiliated with the Drama Shop have stimulated interest in drama for all students and the incentive to produce dramatic presentations of high quality. Mrs. Virginia Sletner, adviser. Drama Shop ' Top row: Pearl Dotson, Meg Seymour, Ken Becker, Bob Bramel, Scott McDade, Tom Dawson, Nancy Bloomquist, Nancy Carr, Cathy Carr, Frances Bruce, Corinna Hollis, Carolyn Sears. Second row: Kathy Flanders, Patty Coppedge, Nancy Hart, Betty Reece, Jeri Orton, Lee O'Brien, Colleen Hillereri, Kathy Foster, Mary Moffett, Elsie Ehlers, Anita Smith, Betty Weiks. Bottom row: Steve McDowell, plays, Kathy Benson, secre- tary-treasurer, Chris McMurdo, socialg Linda Alderson, president. 'I02 .....i- ' M 1 'M's'u.4.. .V l. The play started out .... Merely Players Rippling, spontaneous laughter greeted the annual production of Highline's All-School Play, musical ver- sion of Dear Delinquent , a British comedy written byJack Popplewell. The play concerns David Warren's problems when he discovers Penelope Shawn burglarizing his apart- ment at one a.m. In his attempts to reform Penelope, David unwillingly falls in love with her. Unwillingly, be- cause he is engaged to a very wealthy and beautiful snob, Helen Chandler. The characters move from one mirth-provoking difficulty to another. Upon David's loss of Helen and his Uncle George's financial support, the play concludes with David and Penelope happily sing- ing their way off to the church. A ....with a bang! The leads were: Scott McDade as David, Betty Weiks as Penelope: and Chris Calkins as Wilkenson, a very English butler. Other members of the cast in- cluded Bob Bramel as Detective Sergeant Pidgeon, Beth Ann Horsley as Helen, Tom Dawson as Henry Shawn, Chris McMurdo as Lady Warren, and Ken Beck- er as Sir George Martin. We gave special acknowledgement to Mrs. Vir- ginia Sletner, directory Miss Anita Campbell, assistant director, Joanne Duffy, student directory and all others who helped to make this play a success. With a little bit of bloomin' luck! Why cant a woman be more like a man? 103 Betty Weiks, Scott McDade, and Beth Ann Horsley. Volker Nestler Foreign Exchange Hootenanny Foreign Exchange Officers ' Kathy Beckman, Mary Jo Pos- pisil, Charlotte Ek, Sandee Sander. . West Germany sent Volker Nestler to Highline this year to live with the Harrison family. Volker contributed a real European in- fluence to all the students, as well as making them more aware of some of the problems existing in Germany. Exploring Foreign Exchange Club ' Back row: Judy Preusser, Colleen Hilleran, Adele Binkley, Roberta Jones, Arnold Gail Harrison, Vicki Harrison, Janis Blomgrem, Judy Karen Pederson, Janet Magnuson, Wendy Wertman, Phyllis Booth, Ida Klos. Chiquita Schenk came to High- HnefroniUruguaytmsyearandled a typical teenager's life with the Blomgrem family. Besides add- ing to the fun and enioyment of the Foreign Exchange activities, Chi- quha carned a fwlschedub and worked toward her ambition of becoming a lawyer. New Worlds Admins- X Chiquita Schenk Pam Earle, Sue Timper, Pam Scott, Sandy Westby, DeWalt. Middle row: Sandy Kutch, Marion Bechler, Rooney, Betsy Finch, Melissa Geffel. Bottom row: Toni Sue Goetz, Barbara Dean, Margaret Braicks, German Marching Band at Foreign Exchange Ba- zaar. Mr. Harold Shean, adviser if Ts 'ii :fffftf ' , Honors for Scholarship. . . ig. 3 iw i?Ub f3ii?i3V5i lfssiffyfffisf-W :'i.152:r-lf:-'V . V wiiwwss, Z X 0. Q Tony Armstrong Kathy Berude Kathy Carr Mike Clausing Elsie Ehlers Charlotte Ek Rick Gummerman Diane Maeda Duane Murphy Volker Nestler Dan Norman Karen Pederson Ma ry Jo Pospisil Barb Rehnstrom Gladys Rowland Marty Whitmore Nanci Yarno 106 National Honor Society' Adviser, Mr. Trow- bridgep Treasurer, Gladys Rowlandp Secre- tary, Dan Norman, President, Duane Murphy. Earning scholarships and awards for good citizenship was apparently a maior activity of the members of the National Honor Society. These students claimed their share of honors at Highline and in the community for their intellectual abilities as well as for their leadership qualities. Sophomore National Honor' Back Row Molly Mitchell, Tim Sonnichson. Second Row Judy Duchow, Carol Davis. Front Row: B. J Brendon, Margaret Stoner. Good Citizenship Award Diane Maeda Friendliest Girl ofthe Year Nanci Yarno l X E Homemaker of Tomorrow Award Ann Moen Q--L Girl ofthe Year Diane Maeda Phyllis Johnson, Polly Pollard, Bill LePenske, and Mike McCarthy were representatives to the Girls' and Boys' State conventions in Ellensburg and at P.L.U. during the summer of l963. Barb Rehnstrom, who also attended Girls' State, was not present when the picture was taken. . . . and for leadership. assumes - Junior National Honor members' Back row: Bill Roesler, Glenn Reierstad, Mike Dunne, Don La- Combe. Front row: Leslie Aickin, Kathy Newton, Kathy Justiss, Kay Jones, Margaret Gray, Ida Klos, Toni Sue Gaetz,Joanne Mayo, Dale Porter, Carol Smith, Mary Lou Moore. 107 Torch ofticers'Suzanne Burian, treasurer, Linda Alderson, vice- president, Linda Burgess, secretary, Scott Strickler, president. f as 1- T ' S I ., H ,:, --1. f:.,,,.: .. was ,FQ Torch Torch Club, a society for students with a three-point or better grade average, was unusually active this year. Under the super- vision of Miss Lydia Palmer, the year's activities began with the students receiving their membership cards and the annual sale of Torch Pins. One assembly per month was held for members only. The first tea- tured two students from the University of Washington telling about college life. At another assembly Bill Shawl from High- line College spoke on goals in education. The climax of the year's activities was the annual Torch Club Banquet held April 14. Mrs. Mae Hunter, a former Highline teacher, was the speaker. Four-year torch pins were awarded to seniors who had been in torch continuously since the ninth grade. - K at-Y--ei in ., .C . kzig . j L. .. is ,WM 1 1-491 'K I Miss Lydia Palmer Linda Alderson Jet Bateman Cathy Berude Cecilia Best Wayne Blue - Suzanne Burian Nancy Carr Steve Cole Sandi Dean I. y ',-,, Leslie Ehle Charlotte Ek H Jim Fradet PamJohnson - 'ff' PhyllisJohnson MuttJones 5 Geraldine LePenske ,- ,., .f . Janet Magneson ' x it VN' Nj, 'ii .. w 7.11221 rf 'L ' ff QW? .. K , ii- - M' . Nancy Miles Betsy Mullaney Linda Pompeo Sharon Quesnell Sally Raichle Joanne Rikansrud A '-if NQZQ.. is , WW - ww ,Q- N. 1 fi 1 gi x sz S52-227 T , - . . fi, aa . . 5 Helen Stick Scott Strickler Joan Thompson Jennie Williams Nanci Yarno L' ht Sophomore Torch ' Bock Row: Kludt, Campbell, Judd, Vasboe, Quist, Hale, Gummerman, Lamb, Arne, Sonnichson, West. Second Row: Klosterman, Bingham, Gradden, Grant, Gagnat, Bous- log, Emil, Wolff, S. Cosgrove, Brendon, Austin, Muto. Front Row: Johnson, Mitchell, Espin- osa, La Bissoniere, Dickinson, Cole, Yallam, J. Cosgrove, Boyce, Davis, Zimmerman, Ston- er, Zunon. Junior Torch ' Back Row: La Comb, Calkins, Linebarger, Ryd- berg, Clemmer, Dunne, Dugan, Erickson. Second Row: LePenske, Hilleran, Peterson, Bergesen, Newton, Espy, Brown, Haynes, Brooks, McMurdo, Volvick. Front Row: Rickter, Goetz, Moller, Jus- tiss, Jones, Porter, Booth, Flan- ders, Hintz, Finch, Braicks, Loom- is, Moore. Junior Torch' Back Row: Berg- man, Leonard, Lobdell, Hanson, Roesler, Linville, Reirstad, John- son, Hoadly, Calkins. Second Row: Gower, Dean, Williams, Beamer, Smith, Coffman Jen- sen, Volkert, Baker, Bock, Har- rison. Front Row: Binkley, San- ford, Burgess, Swenson, Jones, Johnson, Christicinson, Aickin, Sparkman, Mayo, Sears, Osada, Reid. ,.,. Wm, , f-:Qgit F ' ','.,, L gr., 5 I 5 gkls f j t as on k ,if ..,. x,.,'Q X y '?,,.'f'P i'li J' . 5' ,v A J if -V . ' fi 3 5 -4. t 4 I I Q, . ' t - H luim Proiectionists ' Back Row: Post, Black, Wherly, Jorstad, Eller, Anderson, Jurdana, Grady, Roll 'eml Stokes, Bellerose, Kolodzik, James. Second Row: Ogden, Black, Britton, Ironside, Pullen, Ohrt, Smith. Front Row: Dvorak, McEwen, Babcock, Link, Olander, Smith. The proiectionists, advised by Mr. Bruce Burney, spent many hours learning the skills needed for the operation of the audio-visual equipment. Along with this they learned the other aspects in the proiectionist's field. Service Shelving books, as well as checking them in and out, was among the duties ofthe library aids. Without them our library could not have been, The students serving as library aids are volunteers who have an interest in serving their school. Library Aids' Back Row: Louise Volkert, Linda Phillips, Frances Bruce. Front Row: Mr. Burney, Visual Aids adviser, Miss Nichols head librarian, Mrs. Wheeler, assistant librar- ian. Library Aids ' Back Row: Taylor, Mathews, Stuber, Black, Westlund, White, Ross, Eriksen, Aal. Front Row: Huebner, Carr, Moller, Hartung, Starkey, Ken- dall, Hanna, Eiring, Nelson, Dando, Huffman, Foster, Nelson, Turner, Babcock, Black, Ogden. llO 1 u if , . 4. V , I K , , , . f . ,, . ,f , ,J . . 1 I Q -.g lg V Nw f 1 s Welcome to Waskowitz! Junior Leaders' Back Row: Whitmore, Sander, Becker, Helecker, Gustavson, Mennella Coplen, Charlshe, Leonard. Second Row: Milliken, Matheson, Thompson, Hadden, Lewis Raichle, Sheets, Pollard, Geffel, Bramel, Martell, Bergman, Berg, Mitchell. Front Row Widerski, Pederson, Coffman, Beckmann, Rikansrud, Pospisil, Glenn, Petersen, Reitan Singer, Sears, Williams. Each year a group of students is chosen by Mr. Kenneth Myers to represent Highline as leaders at Camp Waskowitz. Their iob is to advise, guide, and set a good example for the sixth grade students who partake in this program. Indoors and Out A rarely recognized, yet very important group of people was the office aids. Each day these girls collected attendance in all kinds of weather and performed many neces- sary tasks. Office Aids ' Back Row: Fairbairn, Rogers, Kelso. Fourth Row: Magley, Ander- sen, Sears, Dickerson. Third Row: Mclntyre, Sheets, Morrison, Kuxhaus. Second Row: Barth, Witherbee, Guthrie, Chinella, Rausch. Front Row: lanicello, McKin- ley, Brazell,Jones, Stick. April showers bring May flowers. N., . 1 Ill ,u Spades ' Top to bottom: Correy, Davis, Moeller, Emil, Mallott, Brooks, Murphy, Orchard, Hig- gins, Peterson, Heubner, Plum- lee, Stiner, Lane. Spades ' Top to bottom: Mc Ginnis, S. Lewis, Taylor, Holms, Malone, Burns, Lally, LaBis sionere, White, M. Lewis, White With a of The Highline Spades' purpose was three-fold: flj To work with the handicapped. Q22 To learn about the handicapped. C31 To understand the handicapped. The rnaiority of their time was en- ioyably spent at Woodside school where they organized parties for the children. During the summer they took several of these children to the Aqua Follies or to the Shrine Circus. Their money-making projects in- cluded the sale of donuts and candy- stuffed Christmas stockings. Through their participation in Spades they had a fascinating year. It led many of them to the discovery of new interests which may be used in the future. Officers ' Linda Milligan, secretary, - Sandy Snowden, vice-president, Kathy . Justiss, president, Miss Wendell, ad- head, Zimmerman. viser. lg, 4 Q l 5 Feeling Humanity The well-known pinkies or candy stripers were included in Future Nurses. These pinkies, under the aid and super- vision of Mrs. Frank Anderson, were vol- unteer workers at Burien General Hos- pital. Not every member of Future Nurses, however, is a pinkie. Included in this year's schedule were the sponsoring of a girl at Buckley, pro- viding a Thanksgiving basket for a needy family, carving pumpkins for Burien Manor Rest Home, and working in the much appreciated concession stand at football games. Their camera shy but notable ad- viser was Mrs. Nancy Herrin. The school nurse, Jean Phillips, was also of valuable assistance. Officers ' Joann Rikansrud, president, Jenine Martin, secretaryf Doreen Wheeler, treasurerg Daphne Sharpe and Wendy Curran, co-vice-presidents. 'Tig Q F fe W 4' a- , . iv E. i Q Z L. r F.N.A. ' Top to bottom: Davis, R. Johnson, S. Lohstreter, Hart, Keck, Ritchie, V. Fuller, Jensen, Plourd, McNeil, Evans, Miller, Sears. Mola, Johnson, Parker Mwww' ,, .U iwggx, I my we EW fa Officers Denms Campbell Rex Johnson Pam Wilkes, D.E.C.A. Dealers ' Back Row: Johnson,Johanson, McLeod, Wilkes, Georgia McLeod Rick Brown John Johanson Bar, Schultz, Campbell, Brown. Bottom Row: Heildabrant, Pastras- zewski. D E.C.A. Ringers ,fo D.E.C.A. HI-PI ' Back Row: Powell, Johnson, Bartowski, Leonard, Link, Sullivan. Second Row: Woodward, Aperico, Morrison, Neil. Bottom Row: Russell, Venable, Goodmanson, Deslongchamp, a vi A 25?-xl Mrs. Margurite Sablin and Mr. Floyd Ashcraft prepare the following day's work. D.E.C.A. Cards ' Back Row: England, Houston, Grady, Kirkpatrick, Officers ' Joe Mead Bruce Houston Brian Bearg Terry Bearg, Thornton, Mead, Herring. Front Row: lngle, Westcott, Vol- Klrkpatrick Martha Tuckness Sally Volland Bertie land, Twitchell, Witherbee, Tacher, Tuckness, Nietz, O'Sullivan, Twitchell Crogg. 1 'Wm 1 I4 Besides discussing tech- niques of taking pictures and developing skill in pho- tography, last year's Photo- graphy Club members learn- ed about films, cameras, and darkroom procedures. As a result of his knowledge of photography, Mr. Wilta- muth guided the photograph- ers through a very success- fulyear. Officers: Mr. Richard Wiltamuth, Doug Altenburg, Lester Photography Club ' Back Row: Breed, Wardell, Berry, Dotson, Rudy'Gath, Dick Gray,John Davis. Olander, Dimmitt, Renwick. Second Row: Gunderson, Dot- son, Davis, Belrose, Steichen. Bottom Row: Sayre, Good- paster, Markey, Gray, Gath, Wickham, Altenburg. Checks and Flashes QA J-iii: Chess Club ' Mr. Gordon Martin, Bob Bessey, Jon Hale, Chess Club ' GaryJames, Mr. Gordon Martin, Dean Gru- Deon Gruver, Mike Hancock, Gary James. verljon Hale' Mike Hancock- in l 115 Members of the Chess Club took part in a battle of wits each Thursday after- noon under the supervision of Mr. Martin. Beginning with a few players, the club noted progress. Chess Club officers included: John Hale, president, Gary James, vice- president, Dean Gruver, sec- rectary-treasurer. The mem- bers participated in many tournaments throughout the year. ff is Homecoming Queen Robbie McNown Lourie Mc Eochern Sophomore Princess Homecoming Rides ci Annette Sutton Hrisko Graduate Princess Pct Griffin Junior Princess Gay Carousel Senior Chorus line Homecoming for 1963-'64 took a whirl on a gay Carousel . The Pep Club sponsored program, honoring former Highline graduates, was held on October TO and ll. The festivities officially began with the Thursday night foot- ball game against the Kent-Meridian Royals. Accompanied by the sounds of a Calliope, the pre-game presentation of Royalty added dignity to the occasion. Halftime entertainment included a preview of the Homecoming show. To complete the evening, the final gun disclosed another Pirate victory. Many talented and varied acts were presented in the an- nual Homecoming show. Graduate entertainment included musical numbers by Mrs. William Moeller, and the Plaidsmen, who were ioined in their second year by the Accents, a iunior and senior chorus line, and many other fine group acts. Also included in the show was the crowning of the Queen, Robbie McNown, and the presentation of her court. Under the skillful direction of Mr. William Moeller, the entire performance was a memorable achievement. A reception for the alumni was held following the show. A fitting climax to the carousel ride came with the dance Friday night. Attended by students and grads, it too contributed to the total success of Homecoming 1963. The Grand March, directed by Mr. Lemon, highlighted the evenings festivities. Mike Gray, Roger Lazzar during halftime Junior Chorus line Senior Band ' Back Row: Van Duyne, Bevan, Vaness Eacret Stopherd Fundingsland Cowles Munger, Andresen, Ringdahl, Snell, Bourdage, Day Second Row McElroy Johnson Mute Vasboe Finch, Gruver, Barnes, Renwick, DeWeese, Frantz Fogelstedt Link Robbin Whetung Blue Third Row: Cook, Lindberg, Nixon, Quig, O'Brien, Killoran Josephsen Coates Baer Wolff Coon Front Row: Whitener, Hawkins, Chandler, Supler, Milligan Austin Kiehle Cadet Band ' Back Row Bessey Wappl White Boone Cordell Elngah Parent Ackels Williams Bell Kragness Second Row Weston Raub Peterson Sims. Front Row Olson Stubee Clark Running Weidlich Highline High School's very active musical department took part in many programs this year, both at home and away. The Senior Band began the year with its typically rousing performances at all home football games. Also included in the year's activities were a Thanksgiving Concert in November and the District Band Festival and a band concert in the spring. The Pep and Cadet Bands played at the basketball assemblies and games. The Orches- tra had a busy year with the Christmas concert, given at Highline and at Evergreen. H8 Music Alone Shall Live The talented members of Highline's instrumental and choral groups earned many honors this year. lnstrumentalists included Vir- ginia Coon, All-State Band: Duane White and Gary Holmquist, All- State Orchestra. Gary was also chosen to be an All-State Orchestra Concert Master. The String Quartet was honored as the Special Per- former ofthe Evening. Vocalist honors were awarded by the National Bureau for the Advancement of Music. Receiving high honors for their vocal solos were Betty Weiks, Joan Gregg, and Kathy Newton. Also receiving ratings of Superior were the Vocal Madrigal Group and Margaret Stoner, pianist. Pep Band' Back Row: Stopherd, Munger, Fundingsland, Cowles, Vaness Second Row: Ringdahl, Johnson, Vasboe, Cook, Mute, McElroy, Bourdage Andresen. Front Row: Josephsen, Coates, Coon, Killoran, Wolff, Finch, Gruver Orchestra ' Back Row: Bevan, Fundingsland, Munger, Cowles, Barnes, Cook, McElroy, Johnson, Snell, Bourdage, Andresen, Ringdahl. Second Row: O'Brien Finch, Whetung, Coon, Hawkins, Whitener, Milligan, 'Austin, Kiehle, Eichler Mr Howard Jakey Front Row: Rockafield, Hovland, Shaw, Floyd, Klos, White, Holmquist. 119 On the Wings of Song Girls' Glee' Back Row: Banks, Reed, Bauer, Nordean, Cox, Gray, Bergquist, Hudson, Graue, J. Lumbard, C. Lumbard, Giesick, Robinson. Second Row: Fogle, Morrison, Catron, Sears, Kniften, Moe, Osborn, McKee, Joy, Hopkins, Allen. Third Row: S. Lewis, Eslinger, Sabol, Gramp, Westcott, Bateman, Mallott, Zimmerman, Parker, Norberg. Front Row: M. Lewis, Boyd, Coppedge, Notfke, Miller, Mclfachern, Borge- son, Shelton, Webb, Snowden. Mr. Joy and Mr. Haggen, vocal directors. A Cappella Choir' Back Row: Westhoff, Charl- she, Coccia, Dawson, Bailey, Campbell, McDade, Heflen, Friedt, Coplen. Second Row: Rowland, McMurdo, Eichler, Morris, Zwiefelhofer, B. War- nock, D. Warnock, Abbott, Mathews, Gower, Hos- kinson, Kelso, Ehle. Third Row: Bringhurst, New- ton, Berg, Smith, Rodda, Foster, Reece, Marin- covich. Front Row: Hartung, Stoner, Rothe, Widerski, Weiks, Epler, Seymour, Paul, Winters. Mixed Chorus' Back Row: Boird, Coccia, Sal- keld, Hutchison, Shelley, Reagle, Clark, Gagnat, Bornemeier, Campbell. Second Row: Wellington, S. Smith, Grant, Baileau, Adams, R. Smith, Scott, Rigg, Gray, Craig, Wierster. Front Row: Brooks, Smotherman, Brookman, Russell, Stegmcin, Fitz- patrick, Volland, Parker, Wilson. 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Second Row: Sundquist, Edwards, Lindberg, Hillman, Goodpaster, Holleman, Mathews, Fouts. Front Row: Palmer, Durga, Jenks, L. Kuehn, Leonard, Pittis, Thompson, Davis, Dickin- SOD. Head Coach Jim Shonley Lou Tice Gordon Rodland Don McConnaughey Gene Bigger 125 . 1 T grease . --,.f'5i,f-'-7 Mike Durga, End i... ,, .kwa Zim, x , ' Q W Q V. A in if A X ff Y. KX!! f Z' Mis-.w wik it 4- 'i ii -,, 1' i 9 i If W fa C Tk l get 4 Qi x 5 4 4 K W1 at 24124, Nt Agi a it 2 K ,.., ,E Q A ,Vs tif. Q , 5 ,K i Vg n ', , , V, ,, ,, Bill Holleman, Fullback ,Aly if' sg-It gym - .fs .iz ,if , i., , ,, L. T , K, 2 , 3 .af Jim Mathews, Center Fred Sundquist, Guard Down after a short gain. All-Conference Second Team Bill Sweeney, Guard Jerry Ruthruff, Tackle in JM? I V:.. V Y I V4 y . Q e'l , ff Q 'ff A L fi ff? ff ,s in .v T Q 'Ib lill l,q, l rdee f ,W K' .ABL Scott Davis, Halfback Ken Goodpaster, End f 581543 ' 4 it ' ,gi K 'fe 414, 'bf U Qing 1 45+ s E., nw , Leo Kuehn, Quarterback Dave Thompson, Fullback All-Conference First Team All-Conference First Team Team Captain Lack of size and experience placed Highline's football team at the bottom of the league in most pre-season predictions. But one of the best coaching staffs in the league comprised of head coach Jim Shanely, assistants Lou Tice, Gordon Rodland, Don McConnaughey, and Gene Bigger set out to prove differently. The Pirates opened the season before a large crowd in their new stadium by beating the Franklin- Pierce Cardinals. The following week the Bucs tra- veled to Puyallup and received their first setback in a very hard fought contest. .lourneying to Auburn, the Pirates overwhelmed the Troians, I9-O. The Kent- Roy Roberg, Halfback Rick Nicholson, Gua rd f ,JP Mid' Aww 3 0 3 'O' '4 l'l'l Q. E Q 1 Q. 1' CD C Q -. Q. I O E Q 1 Q. L fb 3 r 1' FT1 3 Q. L- O 3' 3 I' FD O 3 Q -. 9- Tn 3 O. ': 3 Q 0 E 3 UP O Q3 I Q 1 U' Q rs r L. Q n r P I+' gi. l'l'1 3 Q. W of me inf' , 3mm,V: VV , m,33.V P P i A llil JClCl1 FOUTS, Cenfef Bob Palmer, Halfback All-Conference Team Inspirational Player Honorable Mention Meridian Royals were next to fall in Highline's an- nual Homecoming game. The next three games were played with the in- tradistrict rivals, Evergreen, Mount Rainier, and Gla- cier, and the Pirates downed them all. Highline fans suffered when the undefeated Renton Indians dropped the Pirates in a close game that decided the Northern division Championship. ln the final game, a play-off with Clover Park, the Bucs and the Warriors battled to a O-0 tie. Winding up a successful season with 6 wins, 2 losses, and l tie, the coaches and team indeed proved the predictions wrong. Goodpaster reaches for a pass. Phil Van Duyne, End Tom Kuehn, Guard Dick Perry, Halfback Dave Sabey, Tackle Mike Gruse, Guard iiic c. Pirates on the Rebound 'Q N--V. 5 .- r 42 ,gf ' Dick Hinderlie, Forward SCOW D'-'1Vi5, F0fW0fCl A combination of smooth teamwork and above average shooting ranked this year's Pirates with the best in the league. With five returning lettermen the outlook seemed promising. The Bucs started out the season winning the first four non-league games against the Southern Division teams. After a setback in their first league game the team soon returned to their winning ways. Headed for the top, the Pirates ran into a iinx from Renton. With only four losses the bucs lust missed the play-offs. Steve Cole, senior guard, finished the year as the league's top scorer and the team finished the year with the best record a Highline team has had in a long time. Jack Pittis, Center Lee Keith, Center Leo Kuehn, Forward Dave White, Guard . ,V gm,,- 1 Lyfkw H W1 'WF ' vis X1 Sophomore Football ' Back Row: Seibert, Jorgenson, Chaf- fee, Jackson. Third Row: Mac- Neil, B. West, Prohaska, Berg, Whetung, Glisky, Wolff. Second Row: Vasboe, Alexander, Hale, Abbott, Judy, K. West, Schroep- fer, Turner. Front Row: Whidden, Clark, Marks, Darland, Versche- ren, Hozack, Parker, Van Meter. Reserves Take Junior Varsity Basketball 0 Coaches: Mr. Shanley, Mr. Rod- Iond. Back Row: Schoener, Clemmer, Coombs, Mayfield, Christensen, Brucker, Rydberg. Front Row: Wulff, Harrison Linebarger, Roberg, Knott, Leon- ard, Berg, Delaurenti. I Junior Varsity Wrestling ' Back Row Vasboe, Steel, Seibert, Hanson, K McManus, Cordell. Front Row: Myers Theckston, S. McManus, Gunderson Keely. l Sophomore Basketball ' Back Row: James, Stegin, Paulson, Huntsinger, Schoener, Scribner, Whidden, Comin, Sonnichsen, Mr. Dorland. Front Row: Van Meter, Dees, Hancock, Schroep- ter, Jackson, Richards, Prohaska. the Spotlight Managers ' Back Row: Uhrich, Lof- stedt, Raichle, Lahn, Hagstrom. Front Row: Marsh, Williams, Nelson, Walker, Cato, Glass. lf this year's iunior varsity and sopho- more teams are indicative of Highline's varsity teams in the future, Pirate fans should buy their tickets now. The talent, spirit, and teamwork displayed by the underclassmen promise good seasons for all varsity sports. Junior Varisty Gymnastics ' Back Row: Lemon, Halliday, T. Mitch- ell, Bringhurst, Smallwood, Gib- son, Dollinger, Canady. Front Row: M. Mitchell, Arne, Turner, Nickerson, Butz, Howard, Den- hart. John Arnold swam the lO0 and 200 yard tree style Water, Water Bill Roesler, one of Highline's top divers, placed second in the King- Pierce Division and eighth in the state meet. events and also the 200 yard tree style relay, plac- ing first in the state meet. Tony Armstrong swam the T00 yard breaststroke and the breaststroke in the 200 yard medley, 3 4. 'JY . .f sf .A .A I . ,444 Coach Earl McKinny and Mr. Hurley DeRoin, Knot picturedl, conditioned and trained the team to goin second places in the King-Pierce Division and also in the State Championship Meet. W ,,.,. . al: N., hx , . s, t . ,,, 3, 425' Bob Hale and Ken Hoy did well as sophomores. Bob swam the 100 yard backstroke and Ken swam the IOO yard free style. Highline's 200 yard tree style relay team walked away with first place in the state meet, setting a new state record of l:35.4. This team was made up of John Arnold, Grant Anderson, Hurley DeRoin and Roy Bonney. The 200 yard medley relay team consisted ot Hur ley DeRoin swimming free style, Mark Boehm swim ming butterfly, Tony Armstrong swimming breast stroke, Rick Brandenbrug swimming backstroke Everywhere Steve Fancher, Washington's number one diver will be back next year to defend his title in the State Championship Meet. ln the King-Pierce Meet, Roy Bonney swam away with first and second place in the free style events. Jon Glisky worked mostly on the Leonard Sandbeck and Pat Galloway, seniors, Jim Vodar, swimming the shorter races while distance man Bob make aturn and head for the finish. butterfly, will be back again Gustovson swam the 400 yard free nextyear. style. Swim Team ' Back Row: Bob Hale, Ken Hoy, Norm Gray, Jon Glisky. Sec- ond Row: Tim Pueffleger, Emmet Trip- plett, Tony Armstrong, Hurley DeRoin, Dave Beven, Roy Bonney, John Arnold, Bob Gustavson. Front Row: Bill Roes- ler, Steve Foncher, Leonard Sandbeck, Rick Brandenburg, Mark Boehm, Grant Anderson, Pat Galloway, Jim Vodar. Bucs Did It Again! i Wayne Kottsick Mike McCarthy Coach Robert Sarver, Hal Heber Coach Robert Sarver did it again! Under his fine coaching, the Highline Gymnasts finished another successful season. The Bucs were led by six seniors who completed their last season. They were Dan McGinnis, Pat Calkins, Dale Hansen, Wayne Kottsick, Mike McCarthy, and Duane Murphy. These boys, and six iuniors, piled up the majority of points for another victorious season in high school competition. With six returning lettermen, Coach Sarver expects another winning team next year. Duane Murphy Dave Simpson 134 Wm Don McGinnis Don Kehrer Dennis Clernrnons Dole Hclnsen Glenn Ciinton, Hoi Heber P01 Calkins Jim Gibson 'if T v i 'tzzz 'T T , ' iff' W7 , f t V 'A - - 4 T ' ,,, ' Q yy 4 4 V sf , ' ' A T ' J' f ' f K v ' V I ' x ' . ., J! K if 1 l . - M, Q. K fr r . V 5 5 ,L V' l A ,1 , , i P 1 , Varsity Tennis 0 Back Row: Mike Ramsay, Mike Fey, Rick Holzmuller. Bruce Johnson, Pete Kaseburg, Mike Gordon, Ron Cowles. Front Row: Toni Marincovich, Joanne Rothe, Laurel Hoeter, Polly Pollard, Sandy Miller, Donna Paul. Racket Wielclers swf 1 Q4 17 K 'tl 5 . xx , . of , is f v-Li I 5 .2 -..-r.. . . 'N W U ., V ,Q X Q l if - , T is llfw 1 I ' 1? , vyyk H ',.V,.1aim . .3 ',,'. . ii', ri T Linda Bergesen, top girl. Rick Holzmuller, top boy. These four wrestlers were Highline's representatives at the State Championship Meet in Pullman. At right are Dave Sabey, wrestling unlimited, and Dave Thompson at 191. Tom Gustafson and Monty Edwards Cpictured rightl wrestled T41 and T48 ! J. V. Tennis ' Back Row: Dan Groggel, Craig Willoughby, Don LaCombe, Ron Leonard, Orin Chalk- er, Rick Westhoff, Blair McFarland, Steve Clark, Steve Richards. Front Row: Ann Hovland, lnga Chi, Cindy Buchanan, Molly Mitchell, Lois Corey, Bonita Gores, Jan Beamer, Dorothy Bower, Linda Hawkins, Sally Coffman, Leslie Aickin,Janet Erhart. Evidence of Spring Ready. . . Wrestle Opening the season with a win over Kent- Meridian, the Bucs went on to win all but two league matches. Monty Edwards and Paul Mc- Manus were selected by their teammates to be Inspirational Wrestlers while Dave Sabey was voted Most Improved. Head Coach, Lou Tice, assistant coach, Jim Rawl- ingsp and head manager, Wayne Nelson. i RW. . . f-:Xl .W Don Austin and Howard Jenks Jack Adams and LarryJensen X Y Larry Young and Brian Howard Paul McManus Don Colbry and GeoffJohnson Eddie Charlshe and Mike Jameson f., x -. . f ., f .V vw. as is rs ' li sf' . -2. 'Pi QQ' gf .mini QWZ .s if Look out! Golf's getting bigger! Pirates at the Fairway Even Though Golf seemed to be a minor sport to many people at Highline, it wasn't to the boys on the team. These boys spent many hours practicing in order to repeat the ex- cellent performance that Highline has shown in the past six seasons. The Golf team was led by three seniors and one prom- ising iunior. These were Steve Cole, Hurley DeRoin, Jim Trow- bridge and George Linville. Because of such a fine golf team this year, possibly Golf won't be considered such a minor sport. Golf Team ' Back Row: Hurley DeRoin, Steve Cole, Jim Trowbridge, George Linville, Jerry Knott Coach Trowbridge. Front Row: AI Carlson, Lee Klosterrnan, Rick LaBelle, Chuck Chaffee. 139 Rain, rain, and more rain! This was the frustrating story Highline's baseball 5 team met during the first half of their f J schedule. Two of the Pirates' first three league games were either canceled or stopped because of the wet, windy weather synonymous with spring in Seattle. At press time the Bucs had completed only three league games. They had topped Tyee and Evergreen, while losing to Ren- ton. The major part of their schedule, along with the two make-up games, still faced them. The Pirates appeared to be improv- ing with each outing and should again place high in the league standings. g W-UIQ., 0 Dickinson displays his hitting form. B U H 1 lx fi 'wi .- Q ,, H ' V' Y ,,,,.-f F -Aff 2' ,ai- --rs ' 1 f P .T ,, , , fl' M . .I - V , V if 5 V, I ,aide . ff! lk . .. ': Z I r T if ,iil is s me W .. A ' H P A l4-l K ' I ,,-i L, ,. N 1 t'1:11wi?' ' -W M332 1 lt Hz, ,L L ,asv ' Denny Bryant, Pitcher Craig Mathis, Infield Gary Lefebvre, Infield Dave White, Outfield Varsi ' Back Row: Erwood, Steele, Hu hes, Keith, Br ant Lefebvre Roberts. Q 9 Y , , Front Row: Mathis, Matteson, Dickinson, Perry, White, Roessler. V Coach Leonard Tazioli L -fa x 140 f Rick Steele, Outfield Jim Dickinson, Catcher Fred Matteson, Infield Wm.. 362571 A i A A-1 A W.. ---- H N ,,4f1i.-ww? if V Lee Keith, Pitcher the Sandlots n,ffSi3.,f, 1 , V fwi. - K , f Ti sw Z.-i3,,.fis22i-W-it . 41252524 i,iQ?Si?5,igtf?- 1 ., . gig, 4. Close play at third. Sorry 'bout that coach. Assistant Coach Gordon Rodland Junior Varsity 0 Back Row: Meyers, Wolff, Stopherd, Stewart, Harvey, Elijah, Peterson, Whetung. Second Row: Adams, Munch, Gruver, Rothe, King, Alex- ander, Schroepfer, Buck, Seibert. Front Row: Bitzan, Smuzer, Dithomas, Lines, Nemath, Frank. S Q3 5 IRQ., , Y. 141 Bruce Beck, 100 and 220 yd. dash Records are Made Steve Frederickson, two mile John Hunt, hurdles Coaches Bob Sarver, Vic Carpine, Bob Wendel Roy Roberg, 100 and 220 yd. dash Jay Kapsandy and Ken Goodpaster, mile relay Weight team'Back Row: Thaut, Helm, Sousley, Hunt- Sprinters and Hurdlers'Chandler, Beck, Kelso, Heflen, 5ln9e , MCClell0ndf 5UndClUlSff L' Kuehn, T- KUel'1n' FYONT Shaw, Erickson, Ellis, Johnson, Lohse, Roberg, DeWeese, ROWIHOV,HC1ll,Af1del'S,ClCIfk,MCNeC'l,SCOTT- Vasboe, Hamilton, Kapsandy. Front Row: DeMeerleer, Williams, Miller, Lazzar, Davis, Hoff. Q sg .i-- 7. . For Breaking Leo Kuehn, discus Fred Meurling Xi ,,,..Qf .1 f ,. MY X3 E11 , l 5 I x fe TJ Y ll Nl li 'x gl 1 A x x -l Bill Hamilton, 440 yd. dash Marty Ellison, 880 yd. run Managers: Carl Sims, Jon Hale, Dave Glass, Joe Baisch, mile Roger Lazzar and Scott Davis, hurdles Distance team ' Back Row: Ellison, Dunne, Hansen, Gruse, Boyce, Munger, Ballard. Front Row: Paulson, Swanson, Baisch, Frederickson, Muto, Boroughs. Field team ' Back Row: Prohaska, Gray, Clemmer, Christ ensen, Kuehn, Kapsandy, Simpson, Bringhurst, Williams Stone, White, Kelso. Front Row: Whidden, Gibson, Clin ton, Austin, G. Johnson, Goodpaster, Lazzar, Roberg Dhoore, Davis, R. Johnson, Vasboe, DeMeerleer. Marty Ellison Bob Gustavson Coach Wendel Steve Frederickson Jay Kapsandy Pirates Search for Victory Bruce Ballard Glenn Erickson Mike Dunne Tim Lehnherr Dave Paulson Joe Baisch Highline's cross country team showed strength this year by plac- ing second in the Puget Sound Conference meet held at Evergreen. The team consisted of returning lettermen, aided by several new sophomores and iuniors. Marty Ellison, senior, Bruce Ballard and Glenn Erickson, juniors, Joe Baisch and Dave Paulson, sophomores, did an outstanding iob at the state meet around Green Lake. Back Row: Marty Ellison, Tom Carey, Gary DeWeese, Paul Muto, Joe Biasch, Steve Frederickson, Ken Boroughs, Dave Paulson, Barry Hays. Front Row: Phil Munger, Glenn Erickson, Bruce Ballard, Mike Dunne, Tim Lehnherr, Dave Read, John Robbin, Kirby McManus, Fred Renwick. Highline Highline Highline Highline Highline Highline Highline Season's Record Renton 35 Puyallup 32 Evergreen 28 Kent-Meridian 49 Clover Park 50 Mt. Rainier 69 Evergreen 32 Tyee Tyee Tyee Glacier Puyallup Highline's Little H Club H. G. L. C. ' Highline Girls' Letter Club, formerly Highline Girls' Athletic Association, is an organization for athletically inclined girls. Membership is acquired by earning either a varsity Tennis letter or 50 points in the intramural program. Participants this year were: Back Row: Burdick, Hadden, Ek, Carr, Glenn. Second Row: Krouse, Sander, Faa- burg, Finch, Earle. Front Row: Moller, Hovland, Bergesen, Miller, Bertheas, Rothe. The Athlete ,of the Year Award is presented to a senior girl who is not only an outstanding athlete but who is also outstanding in lead- ership and sportsmanship. The T963-64 award was given to Joanne Rothe. The Inspirational Award is present- ed to a senior girl each year who has inspired her teammates to fur- ther their athletic abilities. Marian Hadden received the Inspirational Award. l 145 Shu1'tIecock's the word. Margaret Gray They Pracficed Q 3 5 Linda Bergesen, Ann Hovland and Marty Campbell ' 1 Little John and the Gang. A A VIE, Q V 1 , X K, Zz. zn- Dinah Brown Free-for-all. 146 Kay Jones Hands across the court. to Perfect. - any Af Margaret Gray and Sally Coffman mis w- xiii! wx Get a horse, it's foster! . if fin K 1 , N , Q I A l Miss Slosser, Miss Hallett and Miss Lietuvietis l could have danced all night. Jayne Kennett l47 nw... , Sports Here 'I hope tho? log moves. A picture is worth cm thousand people. Where's the woTer'? Heel and toe. Polmer The pu nfer. Con I hove This? qnd There ' I 1 t it E5 1 State cross country meet. Send this boy home from comp. This is Basketball? M QP' E is Let me out! Inside the press box. The crew of Pirates, 3 J 5 f 2 In Appreciation In oppreciclfion for your fine service os o faculty member ot Highline High School, we dedicofe The 1963 - 1964 edition of the Pirofes' Log to you, Mr. Horry Lemon. and Admirofion As principal of Highline High School for the lost Three yeors, we wish to fhonk you, Mr Robert Seoley,for the fine iob you have done. 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