West Seattle High School - Kimtah Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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To Barbara Hare, Mabel Preston's composure. K Not inferring that Bob has not composure, but intimating that she might iind use for more.l To Helen Artz, Mary Stickle's emotional portrayal. To Karl Gray, the memory of Geraldine Scholfield, with ,lerryis partner-in-crime Roberta Wright's come hither glance in the bargain. To Bo Thomas, Hazel Hawkins' and Peggy EcoiT's love for illus- trating their botany notes. Where they may render the most service we should like to send: Chuck Swansonis place in the bakery at noon, Mel Potter,s bored- with-the-world air, Hattie Niven's famous method of extracting shekels, George MacGowan's newest jokes, Dot Byers' emphaticness, Florence McDonough7s curls, Mary Katharine Baker's honest-to-goodness sincer- ity, ,lean Brownis ready smile, Alma Wilson's latest style in swimming, Frances Scottis mathematical ability, Mary Frances Dunawayls place as heroine as well as her many admirers, Ancil Patten's natural coloring, and Winifred Wingels songs. Helen Hendershot's gift of gab, Cleora Kiefer's ability to tickle the ivories, Beth Lipskyis business-like stride, Paul Swift's super-slow yawns, Evelyn Leels power of driving a Ford, Alexander Blankevoort's style in hair cuts, Rhoda Peters' efficiency, Alice Paar's politeness, Tu-bby Quilliam,s cheerfulness, Glory Hellen's gesticulations, Theta Furey's blondness, Ralph Teigis biashfulness, Cleon Parrett's record of tardiness, Duane Parrettis ability to write sports. Having duly donated as much as we deemed best to those we leave behind, we do hereby on the twentieth day of May, nineteen hundred twenty-one, tearfully submit and sign our names to this lawful docu- ment and will, as FELIX SPONGE, SHEEZA WAMPIRE, 0. U. SAXOPHONE. Page Twenty-zh

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mill nf 0112155 nf 1521 Know All Men By These Presents, That we, the members of the twelfth class to be graduated from the edifice of the West Seattle High School, namely, the well-beloved class of nineteen hundred twenty-one, do hereby declare our sanity fno remarksj, and good health finsofar as it has not been impaired by four years, of physical educationj , and desire to make our last will and testament wherein we shall bequeath all our valuables to our many benefactors and a few, we hope, male- factors. We desire Miss Grace E. King, who has guided us safely thru the perils of our senior year, to act as administrator of our estate and if there are any items which may not be below mentioned, that are found worthy of some one of our followers they may be sold at the ubeaneryn to the highest bidder at any time. Therefore, and realizing the seriousness of the steps we are taking, we sincerely bequeath: To the Juniors, our seats in the balcony, warning them to be careful of their behavior up there as they can easily be spotted by anyone on the stage, and also admonishing them to conduct themselves in all ways as august seniors fas we feel sure we have donej . To the Sophomores, the desired position of upperclassmen. To the Freshmen, our best wishes. fWe know these hustlers need nothing else.J To the faculty in general, and lVIr. Cassidy in particular, we desire to give thanks for the privilege of running the school during the final years, and also our sympathy for their sorrow at our departure. fTears and soft music.j The following specific items we bequeath: To our youthful prodigy, William Sweet, Philip War-Horse Fraser's gym shoes, hoping that the day will come when he may find use for them, if not as footwear, at least as parlor ornaments or Hlittlei' souvenirs. To Kate Davidson the senior class sorrowfully bequeaths John Byers for another and we trust his last year of senior-dom. To Viola lVIcElreath, Norma Hunt's quiet and subdued voice, in the hope that she will cherish it. To Joie McDonald, Pauline Hutchisonis capacity for hard work with her winning ways thrown in free of charge to any person in need of them. To the as yet unnamed president of the class of ,22, we dedicate Ed Hardy's ability to be in politics and still retain his popularity. To Robert Lawe, Rebecca Elprin's place on the honor roll, know- ing he could use it to good advantage and trusting he will not over- work himself at his studies. To Royal Zinn, Wilbert Herrettjs pull with the advertisers. P g Twen ty-two

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Erahnairn uf 1921 DOROTHY ISABELL ANDERSON Entered from Alki. Course, Academic. Fu- ture: U. of W. Activities: French Club: Chorus, Philanthropic Com. '21, Sr. An- nouncement Com., Usher Jr. Play '21. Her ways are the ways of pleasanmessf' , Ov MARY KATHARI BA Entered fr lk' o e, C llege 'p. Future: U. . c 'v1ties: F ub, hinook '19 '20, o nty F 20, Sr. Dr., Vodvil ' War or gns, Assist. Editor nua '21. X ' kiest, witties iest pal you ever THELMA BENSON Entered' from Gatewood. Course, Commer- cial. Future: Commercial work. Activities: Chorus. 1 am the very pink of modesty. 1' LORINE BINGHAM Entered from Jefferson. Course, general. Future: U. of W. Her face, oh, call it fair--not pale. ALEXANDER BLANKEVOORT Alex Entered from Fauntleroy. Course, Industrial Arts. Future: U. of W. Activities: Track '21, Tennis '21. Oh, sleep it is a gentle thing, beloved from pole to pole. f