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

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Valedicforian- RICHARD IAHNS SaI1ztaf0riaf11- BETTY BAXLEY Faculty Selected Speakers- NlARY HAX'ES GEORGE MURDOCK Cla-ss Selected Speakers- GEORGE SHERIDAN FRANCES FARMER CCDMMENCEMENT l'VVhat High School Has Meant to Me was the subject chosen by the Commencement speakers. Each speaker took a different phase of high school life. Betty Baxley- Statistics of Class and Introduction of Speakers. Richard Jahns- Administration of a High School. Mary Hayes- Literature in High School. . George Murdock- 'fScience in High School. Frances Farmer- Creative XVork in High School. George Sheridan- Political Science in High School? Several members of the Class of 1931 added variety to the program with beautiful musical selections. Q, , , i AR 1 R ,Ag i 15

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Ad-Msn' Miss PAULINE Form P1'es1'd01zf GATT. DOOl.ITTLE Vz'ce-Preriderzf STEPHEN THURLOW Secretary HUGH McADAMs Tl'UlI.S'lLl'Cl' BETTY FUERTEL SENICDI52 CLASS When the Class of '31 entered four y.ears ago, Miss Ford was selected as our adviser. Our Freshmen officers were: president, Roberta Matterg vice-president, Esther Haga g secretary, Marjorie Call 5 and treasurer, Ruth Hedman. Qur first class undertaking was the Freshman Frolic. Our Sophomore oflicers were: Forrest Rieke, president 3 Ira Scribner, vice-presidentg and Fred Collins, treasurer. VVe gave a Sophomore party. Our junior year was marked by the successful dance, The Shamrock Shindigf' Our officers were: Gail Doolittle, presidentg Fred Collins, vice- presidentg Ruth Hedman, secretaryg and Roberta Matter, treasurer. In our last year our class has not lacked in enthusiasm, and every activity has been well represented by our members. During the year the dramatic talent of the class came to light in our Senior play, The Queen's Husband. We gave a dance in the fall called the 'KDanse Orientalef' We cooperated with the Juniors in giving the Folliesy' and decorated the school for Christmas. We are leaving the high school now and will go out into the business world ready to take our parts, remembering our class andiour school. WJUAW

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ACHESON, JOHN M. Jack Lafayette 1927 After School Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Commercial Club 4. ln all -routlzful sports and prlstizfzesf' AKER. DOROTHY Dot Fauntleroy 1927 Glee Club 1, 2, 45 Christmas Pageant 15 French Club, l, 2, 35 Christmas Pageant 15 French Club 1, 2, 35 Dramatic Club 4. .I,'Xl0lll1L'l' Zflllllllg nor 1'el11cta11t. ALLEN, GARNET DOLORES Cuddles Fauntleroy 1927 Jack of All Trades 2, 35 Sophomore Vodvil 25 Hockey 2, 35 Cheeriettes 2, 35 Camera Club 35 Business Staff of Chinook 35 Opera 35 Personal Discussion 3, 45 Entertainment Committee 45 Girls' Club Roll Rep- resentative 45 Student Council 45 Pow Wow 45 Com- mercial Club 4. ALLISON, RIADELYN Youngstown 1926 Student Council 15 Art Club 4. ,lln11.x'ycarx, in peace and quiet. ANDERSON, CURTIS S. Caruso Queen Anne 1930 Program Chairman Music Club 45 Director of Span- ish Club Fiesta 45 Spanish Club 45 Opera 4. 'T1's my voice you lzear, my singing. ANDERSON, SARAH LOUISE Marysville 1927 Fairy Godmothers' Guild 2. Heart mm' hand that more togctlzerf' ANGLIN, EDITH YERON-ICA Holy Rosary 1928 Social Service Committee 2, 35 Art Club 2, 3, 45 Di- rector of Art Club 45 Social Service 2, 35 Costume Committee of Opera 4. Ponr1'c'1'if1g murlz and mzlch C0lltl'Z-'L'Z.Ilg.U ARKILLS, ROBERT Lafayette 1927 Camera Club 35 Math Club 4. At carli stride n mile llc H1eas111'Crl. BABBAGE, MARY Fauntleroy 1927 jack of All Trades 25 Personal Discussion 35 Commer- cial Club 45 Improvement Committee 4. Eyes flint frawlzed and smiled alternate. BALDOS, GEN.-XRO, Gene, Pandan School, P. I., 1929 Spanish Club 3, 45 llath Club 4. Ever fflzolrglztful, careful, watclzfulf' B.-XRCLAY, EUNICE Lafayette 1927 Guild of the Needleites 15 Craft Club 45 Fairy God- mothers' Guild 45 Life Careers Committee 45 Senior Play Committee 45 Volleyball 45 Basketball 45 Art 'uv 4. Deeds are bcflel' tlliugs than words are. BARNES, DONALD VV. Don Highland Park 1926 Spanish Club 1, 25 Carnival 2: Frosh Frolic 15 Car- nival 15 Kodak Club 25 Motor Squad 35 Chinook 3. 1-lctioizs miglttier than boastizzgsfl BASKETT. IRENE, Rene'. Lowell High 1927 Spanish Club 15 Christmas Play 15 Clerical Commit- tee 25 Cheeriettes 2, 35 Music Club 35 Fairy God- mothers' Guild 4. And upright among the otlze1's. B.-XXLEY, BETTY PEASE Gatewood 1927' French Club 1, 2, 35 Vice-President 45 Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Christmas Pageant 15 Basketball 15 Minute Girls 15 Tumbling Team 15 Cheeriettes 25 Grades Committee 25 Locker Committee 25 Lost and Found 25 Pow Wow 3, 45 Chairman of Improvement 'Com- mittee and Bulletin Board Committee 35 Treasurer Girls' Club 45 Student Council Huddle' 45 Ilouoi' Society 2, 3, 45 Commencement Speaker 4. Followed her with jest and lalzglz!eV. ' l