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

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1939 volume:

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XXX: , if . f f l Y bf V ',X K, , lt. ll D V 5 ,Ljf ff ,ww ' 1 ll ll X-X fl sl V, l ,A 4, X X ' ll l'x 5215?-' All ll! j-' fl R A fx' I XX JJ W 7 W X'-1 fx Q We salute our stamp plan ln praise ol the Stamp Plan we build a Kimtah . . . born ol the depression, the dime- a-weelr scheme is a new technique to solve the old problems . . . the plan gives each person a chance to talre part in all activities . . . it gives us a well rounded social life. As we, the stall, strive to mirror the image ol West Seattle youth in the 1939 Kimtah, we relate the story of the Stamp Plan as our theme. 5 f EE 'N IN UUNTENTS P I2 O D U C T I Q N S DRAMATICS . MUSIC DEBATE . PUBLICATIONS CDRGANIZATIONS STUDENT COUNCIL . CLUBS HONOR SOCIETY FACLJ LTY - C LASSES ADMINISTRATION . AWARDS FACULTY . GRADUATES UNDERCLASSMEN INTRAMURALS X5 J 5 I i XJ ATHLETICS 4' GIRLS' . BOYS'SPORTS! N-1 .S Roy Nelson X'--'-' 8 Tx 'X ci, 5' xx it Tom Christie , e 4 'fm Yak Marjorie Taylor Joyce Larson i 4' - Vernon Dyer John Ay,-es ffl T Herb Barleell :ar V ' Gordon Helem Q mx My , 'N , kit pew Lawrence Fletcher T A M P P L A Coburn Palmer o 0 0 0 lam a stamp clerlc Dime, please, . . . I give them a paper stamp, white with green printing, perforated edges . . . they lick the back . . . just a stamp to them. They don't remember a cold blue October day and hot dogs crammed down their throats, made raw from cheering when our hero crossed the enemy goal . . . a stamp gave them that . . . You need two more to be up to date, I said. She gave me two dimes . . . twenty cents to pay for Senior Play night . . . buying cones, hurrying down the aisles, living the drama of Broadway . . . Two dimes . . . I push over two more stamps . . . a baseball game, a track meet, that elated feeling of having won . . . Any more stamps? They are reluctant to give their dimes . . . a dime for those class dances, their pictures in the Kimtah, or maybe the front row seat at a Little Theatre play . . . A freshman comes up with his dime. He says, This will break me, but . . . I tear off another stamp . . . but it will buy him that anticipation of the last few minutes of Thursdays . . . Chinooks are passed out. The freshman licks his stamp . . . does he remember lighted corridors, excited voices, music, laughter -the Pow Wow? He placed the stamp in its separate square and pressed it with his thumb. 1 X Wh f 'Yum I . , 45 . 1 X 3-af 3 Ray Moore Bill Bundy X Q 9 , - :ww 'Vg' QI!-.A Bill Elliott we N - Ar! Foersfer -NJ' Alice Milslzolson I-'Sw MRM Con Madigan 9 As each Thursday rolled around during fall semester, jim Morrow passed Chinoolcs out to the stamp subscribers in his sixth period class. Here, it's Betty Sullivan and Mary Peclc. Stamp clerlc Lois Howat sells her wares to subscribers ,laclc Healy and Bob Hahn each Monday morning. Most stamp sellers are lcnown by their trade marls, Ten cents, please. sh, Ed Floyd 'wtf' f 1 O Bill Hanot Evelyn Batchelor 1 3 'f z5 : ' 'iwf 'MMP PLA Our grandlathers went to backwoods schools . . . mostly little red brick buildings on the hill . . . their extra-curricular program consisted of doing acrobatics in the big maples out back ol the school house . . . or reciting The Boy Stood on the Burning Deck at the annual school entertainment. But our grandfathers have witnessed a tremendous increase in the number and sizes of our schools the country over. Along with this growth has come the development of high school activities. Heretofore most activities had to make their expenses through paid admissions . . . consequently, many small clubs could not exist. Then came the depression . . . students had little money to spend on dances, clubs and games . . . campaigns were continually being put on to encourage students to support the activities. ln some of the progressive eastern schools a stamp plan was adopted . . . it spread to the west . . . in 1933 West Seattle adopted the scheme whereby the more . profitable activities could support the smaller ones. Our science teacher, Victor Larson, sponsored the drive with the help of the 4 , jig.. , e E ai 6 f 1 gl ifwgf stamp clerks. The move began slowly... Ki students were skeptical . . . but each year it has increased in membership. B Gordon Wooliscroft X. MN ' A ,, Norma Weed '16-.,..y. .N 'tt Richard Norris Bill Truedner This year eighteen hundred students at West Seattle may participate in and enjoy all school activities . . . afternoon and even- ing dances, clubs, parties, Chinook, Kimtah, athletic contests, Senior Play, Pow Wow, music festival and others . . . all mode pos- sible for them by the stamp plan. Victor Larson Sponsor O J 1 'al ' sk 1 gl 6 'I xkiqh.. X . 5fgffTiif1Q X1 S ,gwwn dxf ,I Q4 1.35 lx ' 1: Liz, 35 -11 Q 7 V, ML Q2 .4-4 A457 f '?4f.2Zf42x AV? 1 Vw, , , 1' N41 , ,g-5, Qyigyi- X gl, 55 , ,Q ,fx , Xwx- I., y4.43W,,fgf44, ,,.w '-, 1 , 1 -SMC 1 f4,J 9MUSIC-PUBLICATIONS-DEBATE ! Pllllll CTI!! 7 'f J 5593 f,-they 4 xftt My is 4 J-1 The finished play reflects the worlc of many per- sons . . . not only the cast at rehearsals, but also such groups as malce-uppers Betty Elliott and Claudearuth Davis, sewers Aurora Valentinetti and Katherine Horroclcs, costume designers Gwen Hammond and Judith Moulton and prompters Jerry Kelley and Cal Douglas . . . also the stage crew who designed and built the set above. if , M I .fl El0ll PL The lights were dimmed . . . the buzzing and commotion stopped . . the curtains drew back and revealed a gaudily lighted stage . . . a white stair- way, an ugly oil painting over the fireplace, a boarding house for would-be actresses-the setting for Edna Ferber and George Kaufmann's Stage Door. Someone nearby whispered, It's beginning! But no, he was mistaken. What we were seeing, this was the climaiciwe finished product. The play began with the first scratched out lines in the script, the long rehearsals, the pencil sketches of the original gowns we now saw, the charts of the grease paint plan that the make-up squad drew . . . there was no audience the first time the cur- tains drew, exposing half finished props wet with paint and leaning at crazy angles . . . these were the beginning scenes that no audience applauded. Then the play was finished and the applause was long and loud . . . the curtains were drawn together . . . the lights snapped on . . . Stage Door presented by the 1939 senior class was over . . . the audience clap- ped heartily and we hoped that the echo of our clapping would reach back to those beginning scenes. pm 'ISLE 4, 'I ,.! y . of yn 'ftp- ? 'WHQ5 llll ' , 5-. ,f-,ska f al ,Q He, A s 0 ' nv, h .,.. we - 3 'E A pi. It I Y' I M Not a bit nonplussed when they were politely kicked off the stage were these cute cowboys, Ruth Hendron, Phyllis Spring, Bert Roswald, Betty Ann Murphy, Frank Ferrel and Bob F tt I 5 e ery. t lv V 5151 Kb' f ,f .fa if 4 P 1 s' f 1 Directions-Turn the book upside down. From left to right you will see Randolph Hanger, Bud Bade and Ben Fiedler. Now return it to its normal position. Left to right are Dick Hagquist, Art Susumi, Elmer Matson and Frank Brown. Betty Seargeant, The Woman Who Understood Men, looks very under- POW WUW Up until 1929 at West Seattle high school the Boys, Club gave an annual vaudeville and the Girls' Club produced three plays. Then came the Great Idea . . . they fthe boys and girls of West Seattlej combined their shows and called it the Pow Wow . . . taken from the Indians which means a big celebration. West Seattle wanted to celebrate each year with a gay, gay show. Now we have, every year, a stage pro- duction of all the talent in the school . . . in the Pow Wow there is drama, danc- ing, music, singing, tumbling, acrobatics, comedies . . . perhaps fun describes it best. The 1939 Pow Wow is over . . . we hope these pictures tell its story. Melcena Knettle Faculty producer Y standing as she lets Alberta Greive, Virginia Kennedy, Walt Gyger ' ' ,a m f and Bob Steputis do the talking. .- .--,wg mnzz. ,. , . 0' . Burke lnlow Business Manager Walt Gyger Ted Anderson Student Manager Patti Marble Student Producer in f 9 'X '1 5 ,,f 'ff 'N I X . NOBODYS SPECIAL ' Pat Nagley, Helen Richardson, Elizabeth Korn, lrene Hoolc, Katherine Hutchings, Betty Pilce. BOBBY ' ,laclc Driscoll. SKATERS ' Emily Cummings,Margaret Drummond,PatChristie. BALLET ' lvy Hartman. MUSCLEBOUND MAIDEN ' Marguerite Hansell. ACCORDION BAND ' Harry Lindell, Louise North, Louise Maurer, Verna Mae Androtl, Eric Carlson. BEET BALLET MOOSE ' Upper left corner: Carmen Sullivan, Shirley Frew, Mildred Ericlcson, Jeanne Brown, Laverne Leonard, Catherine Ransom, Elizabeth Gillespie, ltalia Umbinetti. OPERETTA ' Standing: Ken Forrest, Bill Elliott, Lawrence Fletcher, David Nourse, jim Galbraith, Ed North, Rex Oakes, Bob Fetterly, Diclc Cleo Smith, Lee Farmer. Seated: Gene O'Brien, Fred Osterhout, Tamio lshida, Ted Bowhay. Kneeling: Ronald King. THE DEAD LOVERS: Keith Anderson, Robert Stanley, Eldon Brown. V3 Q '-be I7 .::.f, ,I U My K 'T - CHOIR ' First row: Eleanor Marshall, Erma Pickrell, Rose Nilsby, jeanne Palm, Charlotte Buckner Bernic Bunde. Second row: Donna White, Shirley Carlson, Cora McConaghie, Dorothy Jones, Williams, Annette Darling. Third row: Eileen Perleberg, Lilly Borland, Betty Lou Wi Lanier Eyel n Olson. Fourth row: Ronald King, Frank Crosby, John Payne 1 Y 1 jack Miller, Arnold Aasen, l-larold johnson, Bob Steputis, Keith Anderson, Lawrenc ll ,tl CHOIR ' First row: Dorothy Vickery, Evelyn Burrell, Gerry Nokes, Caeorgia White, Lorraine Young, Louise Curnutt, Novella l-lughes. Second row: l-lelen Rorvick, Doris Cochran, Nora Austin, Dora Roberts, Ruth Bachman, Peggy Barnes. Third row: Beryle Burns, Mary Walters, Eldon Brown, Gladys Buxton, Katherine l-lorrocks. Fourth row: Wendell West, Wally Kennedy, Stuart l-lughes, Cliff Wilcox, Earl Sanders, Leslie Logg, james Bennett, Lewis Starr, Frank Ferrel, john Mills, Bob Fetterly, Cuene O'Brien, BOYS' GLEE ' First row: Gene O'Brien, Bill Elliott,jim Caalbraith, Lee Farmer, Ronald King, Dave Nourse. Second row: vlack Lavassar, ,lim Watkinson, Roy Tutt, Dick Smith, James Lockett, Eldon Brown, Frank Crosby. Third row: Kenneth Forrest, Bob Fetterly, Fred Osterhout, Keith Anderson, Don l-looks, Ted Bowhay. Fourth row: Lyle Miller, Robert Stanley, Rex Oakes, Tamio Ishida, Ed North, Lawrence Fletcher. ,-3, . l QL Y Y 5 xl, . I P -x TN '2- c gf: I i .xi X1 0 X5 . ,X 'Q i Xlx te-L ails , lit-Qc ,EM N ffl , ,XM ,,, i , JU. .ft l , srxim 1 Q0 Vernon Behymer Music Director i Mig, MU IC the fall, it's the band, nearly as important to the fun and thrills of football as the players . . . November, the orchestra gives the metropolitan touch to the Senior Play . . . December, Christmas carols by the choir at assemblies . . . March, the Accordion Band is a Pow Wow wow . . . May, the Glee Clubs give an opera . . . with Mary Ann Tatham in the lead-a lovely girl with a lovely voice . . . my ' All the year long West Seattle is served by the music department . . . in J Five West Seattle students were chosen this year to play in the All-Northwest high school orchestra . . . they were Ward Cole, Iris Nelson, Jeanette Pugh, Beth Middleton and Louise Long . . . chosen for the chorus were Roberta Carey, Katherine Horrocks, John Church, and Bob Fetterly. Band members include Leymer Bass, Doris ,lean Behymer, Eric Carlson, Nello Cintori, Ward Cole, john Ditten- hafer, Raymond Egan, Jimmie Finney, Ruth Hendron, Warren johnson, Laurence Lortie, Wanda Ogg, Ted Perry, jerry Robbins, Robert Rogers, Keith Sanger, Bob Stanley, john Vornbrook and Willard Winquist. SS - ,, ,V ,Ma -g Q r i H L i l l , Q4 4.1 GIRLS' GLEE ' First row: Ruth l-lale, juonita Barr, Margie Anderson, Shirley Carlson, Mildred Fearno, Marjorie Taylor. Second row: Belva l-laynie, Margaret Lindell, Patria Fidel, Anna Moe Llfer, Evelyn Batchelor, Rebecca Riley, Betty Schaefer. Third row: Gloria Crooks, Rose Nilsby, Marjorie Knapp, Margaret Bjorseth, Aileen Wolford, Norma Keller. Fourth row: Mary Eva Wilcox, Betty Sullivan, Clara Sheppard, Mary jane jay, Alezena Spanier, jerrie jennings. Fifth row: Dorothy Stallard, Alice Sideen, Donna Lindelce, Dora Davis, Mary Ann Dotson, Doris Tyler, Yvonne Moyer, Barnita Brodnix, Gladys Buxton, Borgal Saxvvold. i i l li i ORCHESTRA ' Front row: Kay Wilson, Bob Steputis, Gloria Cornish, Vivian Steele, Elsie Buxton, Eileen Bjorssen. Second row: Louise Long, May Lowe, Lois Anderson, Phyllis Blich- feldt, lvy l-lartman, Gwendolyn Stallard. Third row: David Truesdell, Stacy St. john, Richard l-lolt, Eugene Miller. ORCHESTRA ' First row: lris Nelson, Cecilia jensen, john Palella, Robert Peterson, Marion Long, Beth Middleton, Norma Keller. Second row: Grace Edwards, Barbara jean Lyle, Mary Louise Deaver, Vivian Ceelan, Wanda l-lenderson. Third row: Bob Galbreath, jeanette Pugh, Keith Anderson, Ruth l-lendron, Laurence Lortie, Dorothy Blake. Q MAKE-UP CLUB ' Seated: Natalie Costigan, Leona Wood, Betty Seargeant, Estelle Vizio. Standing: Pat Nagley, Lydia Georges, Margaret Bjorseth, Alberta Greive, Bythella Cambridge, l-lelen Larson, Cloudeoruth Davis, Phyllis l-lumberstone Hallie Donaldson, Maxine Cleverdon, Shirley Frew, Virginia Kennedy, Adele Campbell. STAGE CREW ' Seated: Richard Anderson, Russell Mullen, Ed Maher, Charles Webb, George Seccombe, l-larlan Bronston, Bob Leurquin. Standing: Allan Landstrom, Mr. Chamberlain, Joe Agostino, Willard l-lolman, Claude Baisinger, ,lack Linn, Elmer Bourdage, Warren Dole, AI Root, Russell Boyle, George De Graff, Bill Whiton, Lynn Johnson. it A :sf A-M21 l X ' fl, 'r M kg! Besides being active as a club, the Make-Uppers did all the characters in the casts of Stage Door, the Pow Wow, Opera and Little Theatre shows. Misses Vizio, Babcock, and Donaldson were sponsors. With the aid of new equipment and Mr. Chamberlain, the stage crew proved Very valuable in creating the sets and lighting the stage for West Seattle productions and assemblies. fag 'PHE LITTLE Wm ...THEY POPULARIiE DRAMA The after-school rush to Little Theatre plays was more indicative of their popularity than the ringing applause of the audiences. Every two or three weeks the Little Theatre offered one of their little plays. Some of the most popular produc- tions this season were Hamlet, Three's a Crowd and Fine Feathers. The Little Theatre has done much to develop an appreciation for drama in West Seattle. I it l. i DRAMA CLUB ' Front: Helen Richardson, Mildred Fearno, Diclc Hag- auist, Thorleif johnsen. Middle: Mrs. Knettle, .lack Driscoll, Catherine Hutchings, Pat Nagley, Third row: Lydia Georges, Alberta Greive, Phyllis Humberstone, Elizabeth Karn, Charlotte Bushner, Betty l3il4e, Helen Patterson, Walt Gyger, Bob Greive, Bob Schlaitzer, Adele Campbell, Betty Seargeant, Virginia Kennedy, Bob Steputis. Baclc: Bill Parlcins, Bert Roswold, Kay Woodman, Allen Chamberlain. 4 21 THEATRE S pm Www , W .vi The most talked-of play of the year was Shakespeare's Hamlet, pro- duced and directed entirely by students. Hamlet ran a weelc in the Little Theatre, started a cycle of Shakespeare dramas at West Seattle. 1 3 V E 5 2 g .aus- E 2 2 t . we 1 ,h4.f' Does the doctor really tell his patient there's nothing wrong with her -just her mind? ln the Little Theatre's Good Medicine the patient, Aurora Valentinetti, is surprised and pleased when doctor Bob Steputis and nurse Lorraine Corliss show that they are honest people. Elizabeth Karn, jerry Kelley and Patti Marble decide that it's no fun when it's a merry little threesome in the park. Result: Patti never brings kid sister Elizabeth along again on her dates, because Three's a Crowd. t Tl if I 'L vu if 41 Ruth lmmel ' Katherine Art Editor fa Lemen W f Productions 'ff 4 + 'fs at , Verner Dotson Business Manager fi.:-v 1 YL 1 4, Vwsigrs I' ean Parker j1a: rgon izations in... if Earl Cruzen Picture Editor Above: Martha Kindall, Earl Cruzen and Mr. Goss Cextreme rightl of the editorial and art staffs get together with Mr. Dotson and Agnes johnson of the business staff to plan the Kimtah. Right: Hundreds of pictures to be taken for the yearbook . . . so the picture staff of Bob Viggers, Roger Lindell and Bill Parkins get Betty Hightower's photo while others wait their turn. 5- G 5 .., ,fi Above: Katherine Lemen tells Helen Richardson, Pat Lohmann and Edith Floyd what art work must be donei n her productions sections. What you see in this book is the good result. Right: Each picture has to be mounted to be sent to the printers. Patty Malmo, Betty Kemp, Bob Cour and Jean Parker discuss their sections and the possibilities of different layouts to tell picture stories. 96 i x N f' This year nearly all the pictures in the book were taken by student photographers. ln the darkroom Phil Ayre, jack Driscoll and jim Watkinson develop and print the pictures that appear in this Kimtah. jean Mack, staff stenographer frightl, is kept busy typing copy forthe printers. Ruth lmmel, Ruth Selset and Howard Hawkins all seem to be wanting her services here. Martha Kindall Editor 1939 KIMTAH To record the activities of the school yearg to show the progress made by students and faculty in educationg to catch the spirit of the school are the purposes of a yearbook. The 1939 Kim- tah staff has endeavored to do these thingsg but during their work of pub- lishing the annual an idea has been conceived by which these purposes could be carried out to the fullest extent. Next year West Seattle can have a magazine of 16 pages to be published monthly, which would allow the staff more time and thought to each club, sport or production. The magazine could give 48 more pages than the present annual, hence more pictures and copy. There would be no need, then, for stiff group pictures of no action. The magazine would be a com- plete record of a year at West Seattle. This idea is new and will require the help and support of the student body and faculty. In this field West Seattle will be a leader. Patty7Malmo Girls Sports y D I G G p 3 Xing? B b Sporilur lx' ' x, Bill Parkins it Assistant Editor REPORTERS ' Seated: Louis Marchi, Margaret Donaghey Bill Whiting Phyllis Hyde Standing Ted Mitchell, Dan Milliken. REPORTERS ' Seated: Kathryn Wilson, Wanda Legg Rosemary Longmrre Bob Hill Standing Pat Deegan, Bob Grubb, Bob Hallberg, Wally Greig. Wt-Q CHINOOK EDITORS RIGHT ' Seated: Bud Burke, fall semester editor, jean Parker, spring semester editor, Mrs. Chamberlen, adviser, Patty Malmo, girls' sports, Earl Cruzen, spring semester sports editor. Stand- ing: Martha Kindall, the Wigwam Watcher, Bob Cour, tall semester sports editor, jack Brace, feature editor. ae- i-Q--au.-Q ...Nl X e i tem 41. Q I Aff ' o BUSINESS ' Seated: Ann Christiansen, Mildred Wold, Marian Gerock, Ingrid Gjerrud. Standing: Bettie Burton, Norma Chapman, Margaret Roell, Myrtle Mondt. BUSINESS ' Seated: Florence Fry, Ted Perry Juanita Frauens. Standing: Mildred Stanmore, Koy Woodman, Retha Hoifstrom, Wayne Kenny, George Van Horn, Clayton Holrman, Harold Swenson. Xisvwy .',, ff-'ft ,.,o, fig, S at 4' M, he , if I fi r 5 CHI 00K gag-, ,V ,X ,Q ,p X, ,. An intelligent consumer of news may well be applied to a student of the journalism department, for that is the aim of his study. Not I only is he taught to be, himself, a critical reader, but also to develop if readers of the Chinook who will criticize news so discriminately that they will demand better service in the future. CCOnfifwed On next P0997 W, J V. ...,, X u Qs OUILL AND SCROLL ' Brand new Quill and Scroll members Cbaclcl Bud Burlce, Earl Cruzen, glean Parlcer, Bob Cour, Clrontl Marty Kindall and jack Brace loll on the grass wondering what has become ol their lellovv members Patty Malmo and Margaret Donaghey when This picture was being taken, N v l fm .. 'E il .ll , Mr 30 C H I NOCK-Continued But that isn't all he's doing. Heavens, no. He's amusing the whole school with his jokes on the feature page . . . he's predicting the sports seasons for his readers . . . he's teaching the importance of safety and peace . . . heis letting out some of the very best dirt 'round the schoolhouse . . . hels producing some All-American make-ups . . . he's hustling ads to pay for the Chinook . . . he's the eyes, the ears, the i'knows of West Seattle! BUSINESS ' Seated: Mary Lou l-lohner, Bill l-lanof. Standing: Iris Nelson, Lucille Marino- vich, Borgal Saxwold, Tom Whealy, Mr. Dotson, John Kelly. . .qi f, fi riwmfiz 'im uw. .ivxiu DEBATE VETERANS ' Robert Stanley, Wib Morrow, Charles lVlcNutt, t jim Eberly, Bob Bonifaci, Roy l-laug, l.loyd Elliot, and Barbara lsltam ' follow the leacl oi the Quill and Scrollers across the page and are lazy E on a spring afternoon. Something new in clebate. , r .i LmkL X Q 'WHA Qi- I DEBATE Research and study . . . voice practice . . . reasons for every argu- ment . . . problems to be solved . . . malts for dusty tonsils . . . these are a few of the things that make up debate. Beginning their second year with the problem-solving system, the West Seattle debate team worried their competitors and dazzled their audi- ences with a logic unusual in high school speakers. Though the win-and-lose method has been abolished, the West Seattle i team is generally recognized as the best in the city. V 4 vi DEBATE OFFICERS ' Rosemary Longmire, secre ' tary, Mrs. Lansing, coach, Patty Malmo, vice president, and Bob Greive, president. I 5 'U X 65 , I QL xg V16 R6 J N-L I ' -J STUDENT COUNCIL ' BOYS', GIRLS' IIIIIIII I IITIII CLUBS ' HONOR SOCIETY v CLUBS 1938-1939 STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES Eunice Abbott Douglass Allan Barbara Anderson Sylvester Anderson Pat Bair Marjorie Barr jim Barrett Richard Bechtold Vera Bemis Dorothy Blalcesley josephine Bodic Bob Bonifaci jaclc Brace Bud Burlce Gordon Cambers Gordon Cheney Mary Christ joy Connell Dale Corliss Harold Davenport Myrtle Dexter Cal Douglas Ted Edquist Konstantin Erenprais Lawrence Fletcher Aldo Florence Christina George Bette Gray Alberta Greive Bob Greive Walt Gyger Bernice Harris janet Hartman john Heib jaclc Higgins Richard Holt Clayton Holtman Marjorie Huelsdonlc Betty Hutchison Franlc johnson Marjorie johnson Gertrude Kelly Wayne Kenny jimmy Kourlcoumelis jim Krenov Nancy Krupp Stan Langrud Katherine Lemen Annabelle Leonard Roger Lindell Louise Long Rosemary Longmire Bill Love jerry Luther AI Lyon Charles McNutt Alice Milclcelson Norman Nelson Warren Newman Elinore Noll Vivian O'Brien Bill Parlcins john Payne Don Peters Eva Qvale Dora Roberts Ralph Rothe jimmie Rubart Earl Sanders Borgal Saxwold Dorothy Schade Ed Schmidt George Seccombe Bob Seeley lrene Shapley Robert Shaw Don Shields Barbara Simpson Eleanor Statham Howard Strum Nels Sundbom Kenny Thompson Hugh Van Dusen Wayne Wagner Ward Whitemarsh Bill Whiting Diclc Whiting Lyle Winchell Genevieve Winje At the right, starting at top: Cal Douglas, president, Ed Floyd, ways and means, lrene Shapley, secretary, Patti Marble, com- mittees, Roger Lindell, program, Charles Hannaford, sponsor. 1-Q 1 -15- '7 f N Q we in 8 1? 5 V A f' A43 Like brother Dick, Student Council prexy in 1938, Bob Kintner leads a student forum . . . thus we make our own school regulations. 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X is Guests at the Father-Son banquet follow the theme heartily- Let's Eatl Safety Patrol members are fsittingj john lmmel and John Heib. Standing: Charles Harmon, Merle Suver, Henry Heib, Russell Kurtz, Al Dressler, ancl Don Sherman. , Allis Cal Douglas 5 Second Vice-President t 5' A' lfislfflilf , 1QF HeQ'Y First Vice-President ...FOR MEN ONLY Boys' Club does things . . . active, interesting and entertaining things .... always and ever they have committees working on some new project, some program or dinner or assembly. Boys' Club is a manis world . . . where West Seattle boys meet people and have a rnan's kind of fun . . . where they do work that's going to help the school, the community, themselves. Boys, Club has new committees this year . . . the Athletic Council, for example, sets rules for the athletes in West Seattle . . . and the Fire Squad, also new, has prepared the student body and faculty for possible fire. PROJECTOR COMMITTEE ' Front: jerry Luther, - Bob Fefferly, Bob james, Earl Cruzen. Baclc: Bill : Parlcins, Kenny Nelson, joe Agostino, Bob Gallo- , way, Bob Hacld, Allan Landstrom. I THURSDAY MORNING CLUB ' Bob Bunce, jaclc Hunt, ,lack Healy, Jerry Kelley. 37 X Alyce Herried Entertainment 'Q .fv- Virginia Davis Social Service Gloria Whitesel Auxiliary ga, af' 115' Iris Olson GIRL ,CLUB An old phrase concerning patent medicines-cure all-really fits into the Girls, Club picture . . . with exceptions though . . . the Girls' Club is modern with activity for all girls. The apartment is a haven for West Seattle girls . . . there the girls go for kindly advice from Miss Chilberg . . . there the ill may go for rest . . . there an employment agency is conducted . . . there old girls greet new ones to West Seattle . . . there is fun . . . there poise and charm are developed . . . there is a cure alll Auxiliary T Betty Seargeant Personal Efficiency . , . M J' 4 Kathryn Boettger Vocational Bobbie Butler K Administrative .AS .,,. 38 .l r. ADMINISTRATIVE ' Seated: Kathleen Comstock, Carol blahns, Irene Shapley, Gloria Whitesel, Ann McArthur. Standing: Eugenia Gifford, Theresa Lon , Iris Olson, Doris Jean Behymer, Novella I-lughes, Annette Seglle, Dorothy Schade, AUXILIARY ' Seated: Virginia Anderson, Lorraine Briggs, Agnes Brown, Elaine Doble, Mary Ann Dotson. Standing: Caroline Gaillac, Leona Grubb, I-lelen White, Betty Maples, Doris Williams. 1 PERSONAL EFFICIENCY ' Ruth Immel, Marion l-lenry, Janann James, Betty Pilce. AUXILIARY ' Seated: Jeanne Brown, Doris Cadley, Bernice I-larris, Suzanne McNaught. Standing: Pauline Marinovich, Gerry Nicodemus, Joan Peters, Patsy Patrick, Mary Webb. .li I 1 I 1 SOCIAL SERVICE ' Beth I-lillery, Mollie Maassen, Rita Casson, Judith Moulton, Beulah Roderick, lvadell Oliver. ENTERTAINMENT ' Seated: Pauline Eyclc, Louise Maurer, VOCATIONAL ' Claire Shaughnessy, Bea Lynch, Mary Rosemary Longmire, Laurene Greenfield, Ruth Selset. Standing: Wilson, Aurora Valentinetti. Mary Baxley, Gerry Nicodemus, ,lean Haley, Pat Welch, Pat Feldman, Ruth Delaney, Shirley Frew. 'vi Adelle Endresen Recording Secretary Bobbie Butler Corresponding Secretary Patty Malmo President Sadako Nakcmoto Treasurer jean Marshall Vice-President Pat Christie Athletic Chairman H0 0Pr UCIETY TWO BAR Mary Baxley Milford Bemis Bernice Benson Dorothy Bolton Nancy Chilcote Nancy Clarlc Kathleen Comstoclc Helen Cone Bob Crawford Harold Davenport Mary Deaver M . E.d. A1 X :ef V'Av V a:rT'EiiE.,fl r J -- , ff' W Vera Frew iff., Helen Goertz 1 , My 1 'f ' Barbara Hagquist if -of fi A J A, D, Betty Hightower Phyllis Hilborn ff Bob Heib Myrtle Jacobs Doris lensen Betty eahy Pat Lohmann Lettie Lowry harry Luther elen McGreer Bean Meador eth Middleton Arlo Myers lris Nelson Ethel Olson aohn Patriclc at Peterson John Putnam Virginia Quigley Norma Rinehart Clara Ruclchaber Solveig Schau Luana Schuler Violet Sundberg Jim Turnbaugh Bob Viggers Patricia Welch Gloria Whitesel Margie Windom Elaine Wittig ONE BAR Helen Addis Bettie Anderson Richard Bechtold Doris Behymer Beulah Blalcesley Shirley Boechier Lenita Brady Jeanne Brown Margaret Brush Doris Cadley Dorothy Cadley Vivian Ceelan ,-'ff 2 Seated: Dolores Belanger Vera Bemis Vera Buoncrrstranl Ward Cole ' If Standing: Eleanor Conlreaux Natalie Costrgan Earl Cruzen l A ' ju v A ' J V r 'J' Seated: Aina Frichberg rm Gangler Mary Gaston Helen Goertz Tom Gorton. Standing: Laurene Greenfield ean Haley Roy Haug Scott Heath Seated: Lucille Marmovrch Clara McGhee Charles McNutt Betty Moore Standing: Judith Moulton ohn Murphy Sadalco Nalcamoto Norman Nichols Seated: Bonnie Pans ean Parlcer Bill Parlclns Helen Patterson Alden Person. Standing: Lorraine Peterson eanette Pugh Audrey Qulst Dora Roberts, Herb Smith . 1 A ,es mm: A . ,-- k, .rv gk! Ivff f. cm, , K. MU, .Nl K L .V .- U., Seated: Virginia Davis, Cal Douglas, Jim Eberly, Ted Edquist. Standing: Grace Edwards, Ed Ewing, Pat Feldman, Edith Floyd. ,Q Seated: Bob Humphrey, janann james, Helen Jones, Agnes johnson. Standing: Virginia june, Esther Kallen, Martha Kindall, Esther Larson. 1 I Hg Seated: Donna Lindelce, Harry Lindell, Kathlyn Lombard, Louise Long. i Standing: Mollie Maassen, Patty Malmo, Patti Marble. Seated: Mary Agnes Sullivan, Martha Sweazey, Shirli Thomas, Henry Toellner. Standing: Wilma Ward, Mary Wilson, Leona Wood, Betty Yorlc, l jean Marshall. 5 ,Aff GOLD fi ONE BAR-Continued George Costacos geanne DePartee onnie Durance Paul Edquist Richard Fliclcinger Phil Gangler james Georges Elizabeth Gillespie Lorraine Gliclc Emily Graf John Grant Hal Habenicht Elizabeth Hamilton Viola Hansen janet Hartman Mary Lou Hohner Richard Holt Betty Hough Beverly Isaacson Barbara lsham Carol jahns Eleanor johnson Kathryn johnson Marjorie johnson Elizabeth Johnston Peggy Kain Betty Kemp Gertrude Kelly jaclc Kinzel james Kourlcoumelis Allan Landstrom Marion Long June Lowe Florence Malmo Jeannette Murphy Louise North lvadell Oliver Ralph Osterman Arvid Peterson Bill Polloclc Marilyn Quint Eugene Raymond Helen Richardson Glenn Rogge Faye St. john Florence Scott Gertrude Sherloclc Donald Shields Paul Slcoglund Eleanor Statham Mary jane Stender Arthur Susumi Philip Suver Dorothy Thurlow Herbert Voigt Maxine Wedelcind Norma Weed Betty dleane Wesseler Lois ilson Robert Windler Patsy Wiswell jaclx Wright 3 1 ... l ' r All .. 'l i ' WARRIORS ' Seated: Ralph Allen, Roy Anderson, jaclc Armfield, jim Barrett, Lewis Berg, Earl Cruzen, Cal Douglas, Ted Edquist, Lynn Fitch, Ray Freeman, Bob Kintner, Leo Koslci, Roger Lindell, Jerry Luther, Ed Mason, Gene Plumb, Bob Schlaitzer, Ed Schwier, Ed Slye, Art Susumi. lil '19 XJA I AZ., foiw ll 1' fl 9 Qffi, f t fl! IX lf 2 g , N elf ART CLUB ' First row: Barbara Baxley, Natalie Costigan, Ruth Dorr, Edith Floyd, Bob Greive, Marguerite Hansell. Second row: Ruth lmmel, Doris Jensen, Forrester Lawrence, Katherine Lemen, Pearl Lowe, Doris Malde. Third row: Betty Maples, Lucille Peterson, Gertrude Sherlock, Margaret Thomas, Leona Wood. TOWN MEETING OF THE SCHOOL ' First row: Bob Bonifaci, Jim Eberly, Adelle Endresen, Bill Fenton, Bob Greive. Second row: Thorlief Johnsen, Gertrude Kelly, Rosemary Longmire, Flossie Malmo, Wib Morrow, Bill Napper. Third row: Audrey Quist, Florence Scott, Faye St. john, Sylvia Sedgwick, jim Watlcinson. 60, xiafw gg Standing: jack Brace, Bob Bunce, Elliott Burdett, Ward Cole, Bob Cour, Don Gestner, Howard Hawlcins, jaclc Healy, Luther jones, Corland Kain, Bob McBratney, John Murphy, Niclc Niclaanoroif, Don Peters, Gene Swanzey, George Van Horn, Bill Whiting, Cliff Willner, Lyle Winchell. !l3670-75 arm. f ' fx? X 1.4: to xl-X' .3 4 MATH CLUB ' First row: Ralph Allen, ,lim Badcon, Bob Bonifaci, jack ll ' Brace, Eleanor Comeaux, Al Dressler, jim Eberly, Ed Floyd. Second row: jim Gangler, james Georges, Scott Heath, Don Hrachovina, Bob Hum- phrey, Harry Lindell, Judith Moulton, john Murphy, Warren Newman. xfff? I Third row: Norman Nichols, Henry Schroers, Herb Smith, Mary Agnes K Q Eh Sullivan, Stacy St. John, Bill Thompson, Henry Toellner, Carter Watson, XS ., N' K 4, 0 Q AI Wilcox. K FIRE SQUAD ' Seated: Eugene Agostino, Henry Allcema, Kenn Cadle, , . Cecil Clarlz, Bill Hanot, Marguerite Hansell, John Heib. Standing: Louise E Heib, Gertrude Kelly, james Loclcett, john Mills, .lohn PaYne, Totsumi 'W jx LL ' A L Tada, Gloria Watters. 43 Q kk- X., K., FRENCH CLUB ' Seated: Catherine Archibald, Beryle Burns, Doris Cadley, Dorothy Cadley, Adele Campbell, Pat Conrad, George Engle, Elizabeth Hamilton, Bernice Harris, lvy Hartman, Belva Haynie, Marjorie Hillcer, Betty Hough, Mabel Hummel, Suzanne McNaught, Beth Middleton, Evelyn Miller, Leon Morel, Wib Morrow 3 , A 1 I I 5 l Gerry Murphy, John Murphy, Marilyn Quint, Norma Rinehart, Lois Roley, Clara Ruclchaber, Elaine Scott 1 f- Bob Seeley, Annette Selle. l L' ,oe iii li 1 :N xl l -5 M ..- ,,,.,.-- 44 GERMAN CLUB ' Seated: Doris Jean Behymer, Bobbie Bjorseth, Bill Broolcs, Elliott Burdett, Cecil Clarlc, Jeanne Departee, ,laclc Driscoll. Standing: jim Eberly, Olive Endresen, Merle Eyclc, Pat Feldman, Scott j Heath, Myrtle Jacobs, Carol lahns, Eleanor johnson. ,XIX SPANISH CLUB ' Seated: John James, Mary Ann Larsen, Louis Marchi, J Clara McGhee, Muriel Morris, Pat Nagley, Robert Peterson. Standing: k R Bill Ransom, Catherine Ransom, Ernest Scofield, Don Sherman, Violet gi 5 S5 Sundberg, Pat Welch, George Wiswell, Pat Wiswell, Leona Wood. N- ' - f 1- X X KA X X X We LXTTK ,, ff!! Till: YA Standing: Shirley Frew, Lydia Georges, Gloria Gettle, Margaret Golden, Tom Gorton, Emily Graf, Alberta S' Greive, Thorlief Johnsen, Kathryn Johnson, Elmira June, Peggy Kain, Bob Leurquin, James Loclcett, Pal J Lohmann, Evelyn MacDonald, Elizabeth Neale, Vernon Nilsby, Louise North, Bill Parlcins, Joan Peters, Bill Pollaclc, Gloria Shaw, Pat Sheets, Jane Staats, Mary Jane Stender, Carmen Sullivan, Dorothy Thurlow, Wilma Ward, Betty Lou Wilson, Marjorie Windom, Koy Woodman. QF ill N 2 f GERMAN CLUB ' Seated: Ralph King, Louise Long, Pearl Lowe, Mollie Maassen, Earnest Miller, Dorothy Morgan, Norman Nichols, Bill Peclc. Standing: Fred Perry, Alden Person, Bob Rogers, Herr Kimball, Ralph Schau, Dave Sheridan, Dick Smith, Jaclc Uren, AI Wilcox. LATIN CLUB ' First row: Jean Blomquist, George Costacos, Myrtle Dexter, Lydia Georges, Janet Hartman, Marcene Heimbigner. Second row: Cecilia Jensen, Doris Jensen, Elizabeth Johnson, Kathlyn Lombard. Third row: Virginia Latta, Mollie Maassen, Flossie Malmo, Sadalco Nolcamoto, Janet Napper, Norman Nichols. Fourth row: Eudora Radecop, Betty Schaefer, Florence Scott, Phyllis Spring, Shirli Thomas, Aurora Valentinetti, Jaclc Brace. r K3 Af-3: 45 4- 4 44 flxx rx, 411' 4 3 I5 ga 4 l .Q ,FZ FACULTYF CLASSES 6 1 O AWARDS v GRADUATION ' CLASSES If we have a plan .. Treasure hunting without a map, without a plan, is time wasted. If you know for what you are looking, if you have a fair idea of where to find it, success is at least half accom- plished. Perhaps the other half of success comes through combining our efforts with those of others. Do you see how our Stamp Plan suggests a method of success for each of us? Suppose we budget our desires and our needs and then each week make a definite contribution of effort and wisdom. Gradually we achieve results because we are joining efforts with others and because WE HAVE A PLAN. REED FULTON Principal .. A at CIS I I J ,1 y I Q Girls' Adviser Mabel Chilberg A H. Reed Fulton Principal I' if , 9 wr is 'W 1 M f 1 mf f 5 '13, U-A gk va V' 2 'Y H if .11 u 3 MM z W, 'mi' -'Sf' , A ' 4, n 'ga ' ' '. X Q L MARGARET AKIN MZLDRED ALLEN ELMER ANDERSON ,X EDNA BABCOCK V HELEN BACHMAN, Engfisk Home Economics j Mathemmics, indusfriol Ads Language Deporrment Head Home ECQELQJJJ-555, T00 R00 Cosmme gepcrimeni gggfqg Fpggigr Sgcmisfa Freshman Counselor Gifis' Ciub y s f . 1 2 of-1': mu' P ' f E mf.. BAEDER STEPHEN BRDNQK If CADy 5 English J Music, Opera J Scnence Usgoonmfznf Head History, Tenms Offkce Q 'i ysics Q 1 .o .L Q 4- , W 'EM oo ' --'22 AMBERLENJ EUZABETH CLARK MARGARET COYNE Industrial Sicxge Crew Engfish, Press UUE Hisfovy HISYOYYJ GM! UUE Music, Commercial!! L 5 f '53 K. X I, l f wbr . - , 2, M g , f ,V ,, ANN CUTTS Xj RUTH DIEU HELEN DAVENPQT X Oh-Q Lunchroom Stud! Hgl ,av 6 I 'rn The teams of Hayes-Murphy versus Fulton-C71 go into battle as Messers. Brinck and lnlow look on. i af, kv- ' u 'V ' ' V1 L D DOTY ,.V,A, g, HALLIE DONALDSOy C VERNEW DOWLSON H f kk Mk-UEClb rc'o,M7 mari 't ,B bll,F b ix' G e U Ksrnnxgr ehinoosfsjonogir is my Bgssfetioll oo' a 'wf'51 , of -..,,. 1 'X' up HELEN DUNN PAULINE FORD CHARLES 49 Mathematics, Sophomore History, Girls' Club Cugfodiqn Counselor, Movhemofics Club H Y' '! l '-3 he Y- 'i - el ls- if G+... k DON FRAME A FREY FRED , v Economics, Commercial Home s, irls Club lndustrual Arts Department Heccl Q Kimtoli French, Glll5 Club Bc ll, lrczclc, Golf Sclety Patrol Ffef1Cl Club J l ' nf sf pr r , A 6- K .hu-, N., 1 A V' X - ,l U , . I A rs liqffxj ll N I 3 sf. :Ia - .1 HARLES HANNAFORD CREIGHTON HAYS JULIA, HILZINGER CAROL HUDLESON PEARL HUMMEL History, English History Department Head German J Commercial, Girls' Club Latin, Latin Club Student Council W Girls' Club .Lh- Q . , ' ' Q Q- 'K' ' Ry Q r, 1 'w M -- Q' Q- ... A , ,, r t5 1 , ' ,,- r. .l I 5' E X 'xi , x 1 1 'yin-ii, LOUISE INGALLS RJIQKP lNi r ERN lifiifl-X12 'U 'f HAM WANLEY KiMl3Al L 1 GYmYIQSlUm ' r, L- ,, ,,., l,,,vy,,.1,.q' 'err 4, t-lr-,ll 'fri-rrncin i-lr-,rar ,r,,r+ , ,N lunior Conrrirr-if-rr 5 , 13' Q --Q E K S V i ' iw MAY KIRKPATRKK N TXQENA KNliEiiLi Kfexis-IEQENE KQRTMAN MARGARET KRAUS ' Englmlf J -2-'LQf35l'1 Little The .wtf F wary Girls Club Vliwtrvy - vV,g,,, THEY TEACH US KNOWLEDGE Well, of all things! The teachers at West Seattle have all kinds of parties during the year just like the Voun sters' Stain Plan activities. The ski, . S P Y swim, ride, bowl, read extensively, golf, play tennis, ice skate and . . . and . . . so on . . . and on. Besides that, they teach five days a week, sponsor clubs and athletics and promote the Stamp Plan! 50 The very center of activity in West Seattle is its office . . . all day long Mrs. Cady and Miss Cutts are busy with letters, bulle- tins, pink slips, excuses, 'et al. z..,.,., ,ir ff 5' f 436' ? ' IIIJVYCI' f s W 1 f 5 I ff.Lgq , I Ill jf: M, f . Q '1 qw-f-1 - wg -M 1 J I A, si W V L ' Sfaul 1 ,aa - I . .M 'f:: Y Q 31,5 I YQ 1.1. f '..1- , -, ,,-img, . , '. 3.,-If-r,,k-., ik- Q34 1. 313, ,,,Xf . x Wx ., H 0. f f f, 8 D- . if 5,w.,x,X. .,,l, ., - of- 4 L? -, :Sf V. un., . , 1 'S-nf 9' . 'ix ,M ff. gb . ' -' 1, 1 Y--MH, all , ,,,.,, 5 'T X , Z ,.-..v- ' Sd Q .1 , N-,x , 'v, ,uf ,, 'qv- ' an ,.x.,, L ,f f-my ' Q B E I 6.5 S F . V X ,x, 'Q -Qufi 'D n+1.y,np. :,. - -- 6 51 I' af- 11. fa i 'r i L -4x. fs I H,-'fi'l '4- 'lu ' . . ,f..1-'tm no GP -an-'- 'iingg F.,-.vu-v--' ll N 1- 'Y 1r515g,Q. .f'-'W ., i X 'ill' 1 l, 'ikqT'ii: ' -b ', 4 I. I 4 N, W if 5 ir. , Elk , C 0 rf qi. EX 'lifff ' 4' l l Q , l, IF ' Y' 2 V+ . - f' 2, -i r 4 'J . l HONORS f W' if . a . .lack Healy, who thrilled the 4 , y 'C , bf I nf x football crowds last fall with his , imma 'ljlilf' i Nm' N. . fine play at right end, was given a M ,A ' N' Q y W small gold football with his name -W qi-'Q engraved on it at the annual all city football banquet. On sunny May 6, Scholastic Ilfagazine announced that Clara Scoiield won third place in the literary division of Scholastic con- test. The same day Leona Wood learned that she had won a first place award-hers in art. For this she received a scholarship to the Rudolph Schaeffer School of Design. The name of Patty Malmo will be inscribed on the Willard Shield for giving her best to West Seattle during her four years here. Patty is also the faculty-selected com- mencement speaker and Miss ln- spiration. 1-7 S ,ff 7 C wx , X V , f W iv ' f wwf M y , f 4 , '41, 1 f ,e , ry f ' ' f ' f fm! X , X M f ' I , ff' 1f'f5 ' ' ff, f .474 ,,,. X 3 2, I ,Z wy-,af X ,, if f D hy ' .f Q K ' 1 f 'F , 54 V f 1 . W g, Wm X -'V' my .10- ra - gikflii , . 0 V r. N' iii CLASS OF 1939 So quickly, it seems now, that high school life is over for 461 West Seattle seniors . . . and Q X . , .,A l :qui ,wb wb how perfectly swell it was. During freshman year high school was some- thing new and bright and perhaps a trifle be- wildering . . . as sophomores the '39ers wanted to know what made things go 'round-and they were quickly finding out, too . . . and then came the time when they were juniors, big shots, when life was a bowl of cherries and fun-oh, and study, of course . . . all of a sudden the class jumped into the limelight as seniors--top flight . . . to end so soon in graduation . . . and goodbye. But the class of 739 will be remembered . . . as an outstanding West Seattle group . . . for the first Mardi Gras and Field Day, now almost tradition . . . also Freshman Orientation Day . . . characteristic ofthe class was their gradua- tion-smootli, new, fun. Sponsor Elmer Anderson, vice-president Lewis Berg and coun- selor Herlin Siocomb watch over president john Murphy and Secretory Irene Shopley os they write plans for c dance Csup- posedly, while they pose for a pictureil f Svors ofter names on following pages indicate years of scholastic honor rav- ing. 45' 'Ml ,, 1-,- A ,Q ,x arg, , gl , 1 - ,-nf X' AF' l .2 555 Kits ,Pl X 'Y' ARNOLD AASEN EUNICE ABBOTT HELEN ACl'lESONr1v1r BOB ADDlS lAMES !lGQ'ET5Nfl R-'l.L53H -3-LEN Studeni Council Frenclv Club Baseball T00 Mile flak V- Sludenr Council lnrvorwml Sports YN, , A--f' uf... dig' -45?-x BOB AMES AUDREY ANDERSON I Football, Yell Dulce 'Mikie llxeaffe Y' ., z IPX li five, M is-if BOB ANDREWS 'hr' TSW JOHN AYRES Truck, Pow Wow Fencing! Tlclcet Squad Qu ffl .xx Y - 'a 6- ll A X' vuixxflzvt up ul Qvslvw BAllCHEL5-R MolcefUp Club, Opera Stomp Clerk, Glee Club HAZEL EA?-lFf l'W Clubs Aflwlefic Council Swim Club, Badminton 'ON upnr' Gulsl Club Repfeaentmive T M f.Al.VlN BANNON O BAKER Golf, Frenclw Club Basketball Manager , 'EP fr' f.,:??ANl' BMNEY SENIOI RQDlE'59nYGl'VE HUGH ASHEV ' l. ,pw BARBARA ANDERSON Sludenf Council Zia-X1-j K 1 Faq Q. PA'lRlClA ASHCRAFT 'AW Klub President Athlehc Counsel, Spanlsls Club 1 ' 1 'I 176+ 1 l'v41+ff 55.5-g if? HM BARRETT lfcolboll Baseball Warriors SODEOWOSE Clow presxclent 9, 145. ily f A. H- ac! 'C' . ffh' ,rv BETTY BECKMAN DOLORES EELANCQEQJ .wwf Y , ,. P mg, r Qc fr, J-Ji X :gpg-,zgqzgrwr vi YN .Aim 2 if ivo- 15 MARGARET BlORSEll'lfwnf KATHRYN BOEllGER1fraw RUTH BOLDT LORRAINE BOLTfw1 LEONARD BONlFACl1f-nw WINIFRED BONNEY Molwe-Up Club, French Club Vocornonol Depurvment Head junior Re-presenictive Lciin Club Phofogruphy Club Glee Club Knminq flub Class Rep Pow Wow Model Bout Club I' .1 K .mmf Qqa 3' '-JZ' l X x 'l JACK BRACE Chonoolc, Latin Club, Wamors Shi Club, Sh.-den! Council bw 3' Age-Q' HELEN BREEN IRENE BRICKELLQIMQ, JA 53. :X Members of the 1938 Kimtoh Staff ond their friends dashed out to Pine Lake lost Moy fof .S BARNITA BRODPHX Sensor Play. Giee flub XA A fa P' , itil' 's da WDLLIAM BROQMN lnrromufo' U3 Club lOO lvlllfe ilub Lf-w 'Nfw I rf' Q .glll BlLl. BROOKS jEAN BROWN pow Wow 10C fvlxle Club pow Wow,l.1tfle lheolre lnrromurol Club Seniof Play Dance Drums one lost mg 1. fz.'F-J L:-f we + .3 K' by !.DQN BUfl lANfXN A QUE BUNCE BERNICE BUNDE VERA BUONCRlSTlANlfff-A BUD BURKE 5DG'Wll UU5, O'fllS'S G LOWS -bon Bur-Que-f Chclfmcm Knmvnq Club Hanoi So-:rely Pvesldenv Klmtuh, Chinook Editor 200 MJF Cf-fb Wfvffwf Baseball 'liclnef Squad, Quill and Scroll lk r l' 7 4 V QR 4.35 3- V ' Q 1 1 'Sz Q x 'Q 5 5 2 Al C' li 'V V H K-. ? f in h ui.'-- 'f' lv f'- ' K I E lb S A Q ffl ' 'W ,,, VYJNN f 11M5Elfb ADELE CAMPBELL 'n ' ' ' ' ch info Boslfev- Llrlle lheahe, French Club f Q 21,-nm!-w Mclre-Up Club, A J 09' 4 'WY- 'Q ,bv yn , tr... -:MM vyml nf 1,5 , , ' iff o f , - 0- fl ' - ' ' - ' ' a . I 5 f' ' I ,IACOUELINE CAREY MARY CHAPMAN GORDON CHENEY ANN CHRISTIANSEN SHIRLEY CHRISTIANSON PATRICIA CHRISTIEQ Flcwe' Anqngement Seniof Represenicxiive Orchestra Cliinoolc Business Stoll Volleyball, Photography Club Athletic Chairman MQke'UP CI'-'bi I-09315 Club Model Airplane Club Girls' Club Representative Girls! Club Representative Swim Club, Pow Wow, W', CIUE T? wi 3. 9' 4 4, yin. , ,Q yy , aff '4?k'1459'? ' 9 Gs Awogi 4f,in 1,9 ' ' JOSEPHINE CINTORI LEONARD CLABOE DELBERT CLEAVELAND if I' M - 'af r ,W ' ' Choir, Pow Wow French Club t f , A'-' 'Lv . 7 - W' Senior Representative Intramural W Club .',1, fx. it 414 ARLISS CLOUGH1f MOLLY COATES DORIS COCHRAN Knitting Club French Club Cluinoolc Business Stall Malce-Up Club 5 gg mn '5'k' V. wuz-.5'gg if ,,, fan, n ff , by f ff, Q sg A 4 1 2 V ' WARD COLEirrt-lr ELEANOR COMEAUXtift TED COMEAUX JOY PATRICIA CONNELL PATRICIA CONRADIIW BOB CORLETIH-kt-t f Warriors, Senior Play Basketball, Hockey V Student Council Charm Club German Club, Debate, Cliinoolc Band Spanish Club, W Club Little Theatre Business Stull, Boys' Club Rep. I I I A-3 'Elf' NATALIE COSTIGANQA-it BOB COUR MARYLUCILLE CRAVER KEN CR N Pow Wow, Spanish Club Baseball, Chinook, :fix Tumbling, Cilssllglub CAII-NIIIEIIEIIIUEL, CL5?iBYtY S ,QFRANK CROSBY I Th atre Malte Up Club Kimtoll Woniots W Club Math Club 100 Mil CI b V H 'L-, if ey lu em Council' Pow wow IH ' ' , . IT e e I 1 ' I e U 0 ey G OP0fG,AirPIone Club Pres. , itx L- '7,1fxw:- 3 Y .gulf :gr if ?,.,, -, any yen' RAY CROUSE EARL CRUZENar+:f EUGENE DAl ll.wf CLAUDEARUTH DAVlS VlRC5lNlA DAVlStnrna FRED DEMEREE Chrnoolr Warriors, Krmtah Make-Up Club! Latin Club Nlalce-Up Clubj Social Service Ourll and Scroll Arr Club: Debate Club Department Head Ox OLIVE DIETZ MARGARET DONAGHEY BlLL DONOHOE Little Theatre tiki Little Theatre Senior Play Chinoolr 'x r w 'K t il. L 1 DOROTHY ANN DOllw Girls' Club Representative Senior Play, Charm Club v3-'Q Q' Q' :qi CALVIN DOUGLASMAQ unior Pres. Warriors Senior , I 'fs-v L MARlLYN DOWEl.LHr i l l Tripping the light fantastic across the boys gym ix are these hardy perennials ol school dances. r fl l Play, Student Council Pres. H Q I , C, , ' n fs, , 1 xr ,,tt. 1 A . is fs-if Y ' 1 -W' If-ff ,vw -'-fs or lv' X , 4 'Y 'tt. . P env , a ' 1 I Lf, f -I V' l , A 3,f'f 'ff' 1 or W - AL DRESSLER JACK DRlSCOLl. VERNON DYER TED EDCPUlSlr1ara GRACE EDWARDS1r+ryw LLOYD ELLIOTT Gemcn Club l-,file Tl-,eogfef Pow Wow Ticker Squad l-lead Club, Warriors, Spilred Orchestra, French Club liclce! Squad ' Chess Club Senior Play, Kimtah, Band Senior Play Little Theatre Shoe Club, Football Manager Charm Clula f 1 t P ' 'K' , -7 --s 't, W 6 , 'cz' . I. -C K., I Q x 1 A A X gpm grulgrimv QENNETT EVEREU Q 1-W-LirwE EY't,,'f LEE FARMER HM fEATHERSTONE.n PATRICIA FEI-DMANtttt , A.,,A.x,-V-r.,, Cx- M-, X, N if VGC' Glep R-W5 Football German Club Favors t i DSW WOW F0'l'e S0 BGHQUB' lnvitations Comm. Chairman 'V-X, ,I 9' Y-, 9 ...N A . it iq 'l??lP , ff- 1x -ur ' 61 if ' , wglgx, ,C .,,s,..,f--f ' K K n A W , , ,M 'T-W LOlS FELTON RlCHARD FERRELL BOB FETTERLY J PATRlA FIDEL Tennis, Chess Club Pow Wow, Qpero, Glee Club Glee Club, Little Theatre Badminton, Clwinoolc UW Club, Slci Club Pow Wow, Soplwomore Rep. LYNN FITCH Clwinoolr, Warriors, Football- Baseball-Traclc Manager f ee f -Mm - .Q , P .- ,f, ' i r bi.. ORMAND FIELD -r: .. mi:-,.3,,.,3.A4, 1,3 , - fiijfiz - Q' fu, ,llMMlE PINNEY Bond MM -!.v Q ww- N , 'N --4 - ff , fpxx.-gxfe ..,, ,-ty.:-f, if .:, ,. -f - ' X ED FLOYDQ Sfuclent Council Ticket Squad -. X......i-5..- VIOLET FLYNN , 'ff 'W 'A' Y, ,f . ff! 'QM' f W 5 4 THADINEI El.AlNE FOWLER MARGARET FRANKHOUSER ,lUANlTA FRAUENS Opera Chinook Little llweatre Business Staff r in .25 Y Y W DOLORES FREEBERG RAY EDWARD FREEMAN AINA FRlCHBERGffff Warriors, W'i Club President Baseball jltvl GALBRAUH Glee Club, Spanish Club Student Council 'T '9- YQ'- BOB GALLOWAY EDWARD GALLOWAY lnframurol Club ff 0 wi if F iz, QQ lntramural 'iW Club Y '35 6' A I 1, we fir fi? . , . ri EUGENIA GIFFORD JIM GANGLERQHA MARY GASTONf1u+f MARl,AxN GEROCK AUDREY GESSNER DON GESTNER Sk. Club 100 Mile Club, German 'iW Club, Frenclm Club Clxinoolc Business Stall Clwarm Club Student Council, Warriors 'CIUbl'In,,amu,dl W Club ' Slci Club, German Club -.wv Election Committee Clmcirmcn Publicity Committee Chairman Y 'bf 8.3-'QC -lb- Q CLARENCE GlLMAN GRACE GOFF DOROTHY GOODWIN TOM GORTONQ-xi:-nf ETHEL MAE GRANDY PAUL GRANGER French Club, Orchesira Malce-Up Club, Senior Rep. Band, Fooiball Manager Band, Latin Club JUNE GRANT French Club, Flower Arrangement, Glee Club T 4f 'V BETTE GRAY LAURENE GREENFIELDMHW Smash hit of the year-the niclcelodeon at Mac's . . . listening to Shaw, Dorsey or Crosby. Latin Club, Father-Daughter Banquel Chairman, Glee Club 'FR .T ht:-, L4 Qs... ALBERTA GRUVE GERALDINE GRIESEL BILL GRUBBtt l.iNle Theatre, Pow Wow Junior-Senior Represenfarive 100 Mile Club Malxe-Up Club, French Club Boys' Club Represeniative aww , ' A vw ' U'- -'5 ' F' WALTER C5YGERafir'k ROBERT HADD J lEAN l'lALEYa1+f GWENDOLYN HAMMOND Senior Play, Little lheaire Ski Club Pow Wow, German Club Senior Business Play Manager French Club, Chess Club Proiecfor Cammifiee Tennis junior Representative 39, as nw '-vfy w--W 'V 419'- l 391:11 BILL . Chinook, Fire Ticlxef Q AV Cb 7- MARGUERWE HANSELL W Club, Pow Wow Glee Club, Ar! Club 11-vw lANE HANSEN HELEN HARDY CHAQLES HARMON ROY HAUCJaw++ JACK HEALY SCOTT HEAl'Htttt Fulew Por el Debare, Radio Club Foolball, Warriors Vice-Pres. Valedidorian, Debuie Boys' Club Vice-Pres Lalin Club, German Club I HENRY Heirs .52 G- .,,,, - Q , If l U H H MILDRED l 'lEMLERmtr-Af-k JOHN HENDERSON WANDA HENDERSON ELLSWORTH HENSRUDE RUBY HENSRUDE 'mammal W Club Pfeslf-lem Golf Radio Club, Transportation Orclwestra, Latin Club r Sophomore Representative Committee Clirairman Hoclcey, Volleyball , -T BOB HlLBERf Latin Club Intramural W Club 'lvl' LOIS Hll.BORN Hoclcey, Baslcetball VV Club, Athletic Council H-Y ,Aa lf ' f X 9 M I .,, , lv in K MILDRED HERBERT Senior Representative Qt-W BILL HERR ALYCE HERRlEDmr1nr i Entertainment Department Hea Spanish Club we L, L .-A A bu - Q' - Q f L 5 ' Q A Q, ca L .27 1 . f - 9, 1 'E 'f ' 1' 'Q 9 V 31. l-' -'Q-S+-ffgxfqii -3 x ' Y, I n 'A KENDALL HESTER Chess Club, Spanish Club MYRTLE HETZLER Card Q wtzv ED HlLLARD BETH HILLERY HARRY HOLMES Friendship Committee Chairman Safety Patrol, Soccer Girls' Club Representative , 5 i Q I' nr N ZA' . -gig? . ' :argl :L 'f4 .v 1 1 ' 4 if Sql' r A f L. if ' 4 Y f 4' urrf'fi'l'ft'4'1'Ytl?f1'!Y4!an' , ROSEUA Hawri n ' Spanish Club, Orchestra ROBERT HOLMES Baseball, WH Club IRENE HOOK KATHERINE HORROCKS LO!S MARlANNE HOWAT BOB HOYT MARjORlE HUELSDONK PHYLLIS HUMBERSTONE Charm Club utr-Arty Neeclleites Swim Club Senior Play, Little Theatre Little Theatre, Pow Wow ' cl: Club Make-Up Club. Pow Wow Malxe-Up Club as-.onlin-o --v---- '--I-it K f Atl IIS- Q' 7 T f'V Q BOB HUMPHREY+rift1 ROBIN HUNTLEY CATHERINE HUTCHINGS JOHN IMMEL Student Council, Football Mgr, Pow Wow, Health Committee Pow Wow, 100 Mile Club Photography Club Chairman, Senior Play Spanish Club ,Q ,Sf . i i HELEN JAMES JANANN JAMESirirvr JOHNNY JAMES French Club, Father-Daughter Slci Club President Banquet Chairman Photography Club, Spanish Club VERA JEFFERY SALLY JEVICK AGNES RUTH JOHNSON Freshman Representative Flower Arrangement iff BCISel20ll Girls' Club Representative Photography Club Klmmll Bl-'SlN9S5 MUUGQGV ,, 1 M f gm, ex- fvg ' 'Q' nm., lk.. BILL JOHNSON CONRAD JOHNSON DON JOHNSON++ EDWARD JOHNSON Student Council .. .N as -r W ,D 117 bw- FRANK JONES GLENN JONES HELEN JONES1rari-if JANET JONESr11r Sl.: Club Vice-President Senior Girls Club Representative Eharmrglubd French Club D . N KAI, ' , -Z. .' UL A-E-,-1-5115:-.A -L- lg 5 6- ' RUTH JMMEL ROBERT JACKSON Kimtah, Standards Committee Chairman, Student Council r, 'V ff Gold Seal Honor Society members . . . a reception lor incoming eligible freshmen and sophomores, to Honor Society. 'ik K ' - r me QQ-in A FRED ioHNsoN DONALD ionesn Thursday Morning Club, Studer Council, Boys' Club Rep. S We? 1!T ?' VlRGlNlA JUNEf CORLAND KAINfff Pow Wow, Orchestra, Bond Tennis, lrvarriors Gb' Q? , - ESTHER KALLEN NORMA ,IEAN KAMM ELIZABETH KARN ,TERRY KELLEYf+f JOHN KELLY MAXINE 'KELLY Pow Wow, Littie Theatre I:ooVbaII Manager, Litrie Theatre Ciiinooir, Press Ciub Senior PIUY, MCke'UP CIUID Senior Pioy, Pow Wow Fencing, Motiw Ciub ..., A :U ' 1, ,ht .QQ 'SI' VIRGINIA KENNEDYi- WALLACE KENNEDY KATHLEEN KILLINGSWORTH MQI4e'Up Ciub, Lirrle Tiveotre Irvorriors, Student Council, Choi VoIIeybcIi, Swim Club Senior Pioy Dance Committee Chairman PersonoIity Committee Chairman 5 'X A j Q V' ' 'Ii-2 fr E W 5 ,, , I X 4 fm -M X K , Vrrr MARTHA KINDALLHAQ BETTE KINGSBURY WONNE KLINE Kimtah Editor, Ciiinoolc, Goii Linle Theatre Quiii and ScroII, Swim Club ' MARGARET KNIGHT LORRAINE KNOCI-IE1uf LEO KOSKH ALBERT KRAMER ' IRENE KRATOCHVIL BETTY KUNKEL Spanish Ciub, GIee Club German Ciub Boys' Club President Giee CIub, Pow Wow Pow Wow WH Ciub I Hockey, Bqgkefbqll Football, Warriors, W Ciub Opera an ,hs A bw 'iw 50 I . Q... RUSSELL KURTZ RALPH LADIC ESTHER MAE LARSONft HELEN LARSON-:ri MARGARET LASI'-1 KATHERINE LEMEN Safery Patrol Intramural Busketbali Make-Up Ciub Charm Ciub, Flower Ki:-nigh, An Club Spanish CIUIJ, 100 MiIe Ciub Junior Representative Arrangement, NeeciIelies Student Counmi 33 - lv WILLIAM LIENING Baseball, German Club Latin Club il DONNA LINDEKEfff W Club, Pow Wow Opera, Glee Club LOUISE LONGwt1Hr Student Council, Orchestra German Club .i I 01-M- BEATRICE LYNCI-lww Latin Club Vocational Tours Chairman ,4-K EVELYN MacDONALDirf Baseball, French Club Club, Hoclrey Aa. ls- 5 MARGUERITE LUETKE Iaclr-al-All-Trades gi MOLLIE MAASSENQQQQ German Club, School Service Chairman, Latin Club ff. HARRY LINDELLQM. pltotograplwy Club, Pow Wow Band, Student Council Was. BETTY LUTHERavum Art Club, Garden Guild Chairman, Garden Club Pres. 091 4 DONALD MQCDONALD if ' We Q4-. R iii 11.1-T GARTH LIPSKY VIRGINIA LOGSDON KATHLYN LOMBARDru+r W Club, Pow Wow Latin Club, Glee Club West Seattle s promising young maestro, Kenny Thompson, has his own orchestra . . and it can really give out. ,W PATSY MQCMAHON DOROTHY MALLETT PATTY MALMO1u1rf JEAN MACK jACK MACKIE Kimtah Slci Club, Art Club Frenclx Club, i'W Club Girls' Club President, Debate Girls' Club Representative CIWITIOOIK, KTMYGIW, NWI' Club in 'K Dx PATTI MARBLEQQQQ LOUIS MARCHI JEAN MARSI-IALL+ff+ VERNON MARTIN VICTOR MARVIS EDWIN MASONQQ Senior Play pow We-.v Chinook, Spanish Club Girls' Club Vice-President Warriors, Slci Club Saplromofe Class Tre-asrye Glee Club, Press Club WV Club Clhinoolc aw! MATHER LOUISE MAURER ANN McARll lUR S h 0 ey all, Baseball German Club, Accardian Girls' Club Representative OP emma Ret?-1 l-atm Club Band, P.-T. A. Tea Chairman Make-Up Club .V I f , , i 1 A A rrr. JERRY MCDERMOTT HELEN McC5OUGl'lf1rwAf PHYLLIS McKEE W Club, Volleyball Glee Club Athletic Council, Big Sisters Midwinter Concfert - - 1' K'-ttf MARGARET MCLAUGHLIN SHEILA McNElLL4r-ri CHALRES McNUTTf-kit Charm Club, Girls' Club Spanish Club Baseball, Debate Representative, Latin Club Little Theatre German Club l JU' l 3 gulf Q 'Www' I 6 Q. X TED MITCHELL MYRTLE MONDT-if-kit W Club, Chinook Cltinoolc Business Stall Student Council, Glee Club DAN MlLLlKENir1rt fliootball, Junior Class President 2 Clrinoolc, Basketball TE' vp., DORIS MEPHAM LORNA MERWIN HENRY MEADOR French Club, Spanish Club Baseball Manager Badminton, Little Theatre 3 BERNADINE MOORE BETTY MOORE4fff BOB MORRIS Student Council, Little Theatre junior Representative 1313 1' ,.a- ff ll M64 dv V l MURIEL MORRIS,g,y HM MORROWf JUDITH MOUl.lON4rA--kt GERRY MURPHY+ -IOHN MURPHYff+Q SADAKQ NAKAMOT0 :tudent Council, Glee Club Slci Club, Art Club Frenclt Club, Little Theatre French Club Senior Class President, Warriors -ami-k Latin Club ' ' Frienclslti Comm. Chairman lunior-Senior Representative junior Class Secretary GMS' Club T,eo5U,e,! W Club Spanish Club, Latin Club P 7 vis. ,, I . f r QS' , asm.. JANET NAPPER WILLIAM NAYLOR ROY NELSON NANCY NEPPLE WARREN NEWMAN NORMAN NlCI'lOLSi'kirir Senior Play, Latin Club Boys' Club Representative Ticlcet Squcci, 100 Mile Club Intramural Sports Student Council, German Club Knitting Club Intramural Basketball Senior Representative Salutatorian, Latin Club lil 'fr 'ai 'W' 45' 'K ,C 7 NICK NICKANOROFF ROSE NILSBY PATRICIA NIVISON f' V, ' ' I Warriors' President, HW Club Glee Club, Latin Club W Club, Senior Play, Paw -' , , E. Secretary, Football Manager Senior Scrapbook Chairman Wow, Cliinoolr Business Staff , , ' f ', ' W M 4. -' Mu, I, E. 1 J Jin KATHLEEN NOKES 'CW' me MARGIE OLSEN Girls' Club Representative Cliinoolc Business Stalf Football, Golf, W Club gp 4 I ,,,, .4 M Q 4 Qatf -- ' , All West Seattle wallcecl clown to the new stadium for our opening of the football season. ,-fp , f'7 -A RICHARD NORRIS GAIL O'CONNOR Projector Committee Chairman W Club, Latin Club, Pow Orchestra, Glee Club Wow, Cilee Club, Traclc Mgr, 'W' 754'-br 'Q..y-., NORMAN OLSON BILL OMAN LOUISE OMAN ERNEST OSTERHOUT JIM OVERSTREET HALGERD OVESONQ-iff BONNIE PARISQ-fr BARBARA IEAN PARKER HELEN DORIS PEARSON BILL PECK Senior Play, Mclre-Up Club Golf, Student Council 1-its Clwinoolc Editor, Kirntcli W Club, Athletic Council junior Representative Gem-,gn Little Theatre, Erencli Club Girls' Club Representative Quill and Scroll Spanish Club, Knitting Club German Club Mqjgy, Junior' an-Q.-is C, 7??'1 ' z., S, -f 1 4, - ,AX -r ? W , qv , A . , 7, f' My-I y ' at 5 I R l SAEDEN PERSONffw DONALD PETERSff ROBERT PETERSON jUl.lA CHRISTINE PHILLIPS BETTY PIKE ESTHER PLUMER i emo' Play, Gefmmf Club Senior Play, Student Council Orchestra, Spanish Club Pow Wow Little Theatre, Spanish Club Little Theatre Orchestra Bond Knitting Club, Fencing r l if fmvgibffiw f '.1', ig' -'tv' JOE POPP EVELYN POTTS jACK PRONG Cliinoclc Business Stoll Sponisll Club Boys' Club Representative Spanish Club 1 Slci Club r - 2 1 , , , -A rr r ia l ggi I 2 ' J, l ' f ' 1 V 4' '2 .if 'ffv f M ' rw A 1 K ilu ll A' l l r CS ian...- arka- JEANETTE PUGl lti'ar KATHRYN PULAKIS JANE OUIGLEY W Club, Orchestra Girls' Club Representative Little Theatre if-f 5 M QP? vv'9fz1v- 1' X , I Z n ,V TWA' AUDREY OUISTfnff ROBERTA RASMUSSEN FRED RAUCH CAROL REESE l.ORRAlNE REESE HELEN RlCHARDSONtift W Club, Pow Wow Little llwectre, Senior Play Kirntcalm, Pow Wow A V' Mfvl- , 6 'wus 'I' A 'Z ,751 at -.. N ,A if '49 M -sz: l Glee Club, Opera lnframutal W'l flub jbdulre-Up Ckib .I Clncirmon, Flower Arrangement . ,', Q'-.-. if ,E - 'ru REBECCA RILEY ANYONE RUCHIE D ROBERTSfttw BEULAH RODERlCKiw ROBERT ROGERS EDNA ROGGE l Girls' Club Representative Pow Wow, 100 Mile Club Spanish u , encing Frenclx Club, Jcclc-of-All-Tracles Gefmqn Club q i, 1 1 'air . V A ' i.. 'P ' 4 r A I' v- 'A' , , W L. ' '95- vcw '-U FREDERICK ROSWOLD RALPH ROTHE GERALD RYAN MARGIE SALSBERY KEITH SANGER MARJORIE SAVAGE Boyi' Club Employment Chinook Senior Representative Sophomore Representative Band Senior Rep,,Bqdmingo,,, Ayhlegic MGUUQQY Council, Opera, W Club fe- Orville Borgersen snapped the shutter as A 15 y V Cilenn jones was coming through the flags in M ,Qi cr slalom race at Paradise. '-4 4 DOROTHY SCHADE BOB SCHLAITZER HENRY SCHROERS Orchestra, Band, Rest Room FootballvBaseball-Basketball Committee Chairman Manager, Warriors, Club 1 I l BETTY SCRAFFORD BETTY JEAN SEARCSEANT DOLLY SECCOMBE Little Theatre, Pow Wow Personal Efficiency Head pr' Q-if TN ll' BOB SEELEY ANNETTE SELLE MlTZl SELLEWff RUTH SELSETiHrt HELEN SEMON IRENE SHAPLEY Chinook, French Club Friendship Committee Chairman German Club Girls' Club Corresponding Sec'y Senior Class Secretary-Treasurer Press Club, Student Council French Club, Tennis Kimtah, Senior Play Student Council Secretary in CLAIRE SHAUCSHNESSY INEZ SHAW CLARA HELEN SHEPPARD ROBERT SlGL ADELINE SIMMONS JIM SIMMONS Student Council Glee Club Slci Club, German Club Chinook Business Staff An Club 1 ,V If ?j X M , A 'U 7 X I f 'I 'L 0 and 1 ll? I 'U' MILDRED SIMMONSQ BILL SIMON AL SKARET EDWARD SLYEA Knihing Club, Baseball Wcniom Pulolicify Commiffee Latin Club .Af HERB SMlTl'lrufw AIIMMIE SMITH Chess Club, German Club Soccer 'O' ig FRANKLYN SMAILS ETHEL SMITH MARl ELLEN SMITH Dance Drama, Volleyball jaclc-of-All'Trades - r linger RICHARD SMITH STANLEY SMlTl lffir WILBUR SNYDER Glee Club, Orchestra Band, Clress Club Pow Wow, German Club Pow Wow, Glee Club 3-A 1' UG' x W' PAULA SPRAKE jANE STAATSA ROBERT STANLEY GERTRUDE STEENBOCK OLIVE STEPHENS Charm Club, French Club Orchestra, junior Rep. ur' fm HENRY STEPUTIS Soplwomore Representative 4,1 a I 771' smcv sr, JOHNQIHA JUNE BEVERLY STOKES JEAN STONEM BETTY Jo SULLIVAN MARY AGNES SULLIVAN VANCE SWANSON Clwess Club, Orchestra Little Theatre W Club, Basketball Basketball, HW Club, Spanish ,,,,,, Mag., Qub Bond, German Club Baseball, Volleyball Club, Glee Elub, Senior Play s., . 34 ic. GENE SWANZEY MARTHA ANN SWEAZEY HAROLD SWENSON ADELL TAYLOR MARjORlE TAYLOR CLEO ANITA THERRIEN W Club, Tracie, Warriors tit W Club, Spanish Club Band ,lunior Rep., Glee Club Glee Club, Latin Club Spilced Shoe Club President Latin Club, Little Theatre Spanish Club, Needleites Charm Club, Stamp Cleric fav' . f 4913: .sage 3....f si B rr ' 9' m6, , , 1 rf- 'Nc lr n? + 3' ,M SHlRLl lHOMASia1 BILL THOMPSON GERTRUDE THOMS RICHARD THURSTON HARVEY TlBBALSfw+1 JIM TITUS Latin Club, French Club Band Stage Crew, 100 Mile Club Chess Club, 100 Mile Club Senior Play German Club Boy's Club Representative 53, KJ' 656' 5, 1' if HENRY TOELLNERQQQ DICK TRACEY BlLL TRUEDNER ORLO TUCKER JACK UREN VIRGINIA UREN liclcet Squad Slri Club Senior Play, Student Council 100 Mile Club German Club Senior Representative pg At' C: ' ORVAL UROUHART+ Football, Club Warriors, Traclc C355- ly 114'-' hav, if AURORA VALENUNETTI Little lheatre, Latin Club Pow Wow, Hobby Chairman Ji 'V' 'Wiz ' 'Q Z2 'haw-' 'bv' GEORGE VAN HORN NORMAN VAN VQQRLEES ABBE JANE VARNS RAY WAKEFIELD French Club, Little Theatre Football, lraclf, W Club Girls! Club Representative Spilce Shoe Club VQWLER VVALKE9 MARlORlE 'WIALSH xl!-RY XNALTERS LQUISE WATERMAN CARTER WATSON CONNIE WEBBitt-k Glen- Club Gul, Club Repfese'w':w'rw Latin Club Charm Club French Club Spanish Club, Math Club Soar' sh Club Gultl Club Representative Student Council tg,,,Jl 'W' BEVERLY WELLERMM 'tv-'M K CLIFFORD wiLcox Traclc, Choir, Latin Club TOM WHEALY Chinook Business Staii Press Club, Slni Club pf S ,an 4, 1, 4,1 fix ff, 1 KATHRYN WHEIR BILL WHXTINGQ DICK WI-HTLNG FRANCES WHITNER Yell King, Warriors Pow Wow, Spanish Club Student Council Easter-Christmas Cantatas 'L ' LEROY ALWIN WILCOX HELEN WILLIAMS JOHN WILLIAMS IVA MAE WILLIAMSQN CLIFFORD WILLNER German Club, Math Club Malce-up Club, VV Club Orchestra ' Boys' Club Representative Hoclcey, Bcislcefball, French Club I I , '90 4,411-4 WWW' 'Vi' 92 KATHLEEN WILSON KATHRYN JOAN WILSON MARYBETH WILSON MARY WILSON:-kbs LYLE WINCHELL GENEVA WINKLE Chinoolc, Senior Play, Girls' Pow Wow, Charm Club Vocational Conference Chairman Chinoolc, Warriors Little Theatre, Glee Club Club Recording Secretary Junior Class Vice-President Ski Club Sophomore Representative -nwwf' , far' BOB WIREN DAVE WISSING ALBON WISWELL MILDRED WOLD IOE WOLFE LEONA WOODQAMQ Student Council Dance Drarna,jaclc-oi-All-Trade Spanish Club, Art Club Chinoolc Business Staii Pow Wow, Malce-Up Club fur? QQ' 'E' 1 I I STEWART WORRELL EDDIE WOTEN BETTY JANE YORKft+ir KATHERINE ZERRiHffw KAIHIE ZOURNALIS F Spanish Club Motor Squad Girls' Club Representative GUI3' Club Repfgsenfunye 71 Studei-1iCounciI Spanish Club N 1-l I. i gn 'M Martha Kindall Most l.ilcely to Succeed Niclc Niclcanoroff Lilceable Lad Patti Bair Lilcealole l.ass Roy Anderson Best All Around Athlete Leo Koslci Student Who Contributed Mos West Seattle Cal Douglas Spirit of West Seattle Marjorie Huelsdonlc Most Accomplished Girl Best Dancer, Wally Kennedy X Best Dancer, vloy Connell Best Looking Boy, Qrval Urquhart prettiest Girl, Irene Shapley X Fashion Plate, slim Morrow Q7 Page from Vogue, Mildred l-lemler Smoothest Boy, ,lim Featherstone Glamour Girl, Sheila McNeill Steady Couple, Boo Cour, jean Parker Long a tradition at West Seattle is the Senior Hall of Famevit makes senior year-chosen by popular vote of the class, the seniors in the Hall of Fame represent what tl1e class of '39 looks to as their models of famous seniors. E Hill HALL 0F FAME l T The male parade monopolizes the junior class this year and perhaps they're happier that way. Anyway, counselor Stanley Kimball, vice-president jerry Luther, president john Putnam, sponsor Ray Rowe and secretary- treasurer Howard Hawkins get their way about things when they decide the fates of junior dances and activities. 1, . I' fl JUNIORS Already theyire juniors and upperclass- men! They're going to matinee dances with the seniors fthe mark of being a juniorj . . . quite grown up and sophisticated after the young innocence of their sophomore days . . . and they have all the enthusiasm and drive of a class trying to give their school their best. At the junior assembly in the fall, the class of 1940 introduced and developed the idea of planning committees to help solve important but lesser school problems . . . to provide vocational files . . . with the aid of Mr. Rowe and Mr. Kimball the juniors sponsored school dances and had the seniors as guests . . . they gave the Christmas P.-T. A. dance . . . last, there was the fare- well to the seniors . . . commencement. ULASSllFl94ll . X 1 :E-7 VNU! T' Efiifx' 3 - W f K1 H 9hf5 Qs 7 XX-. V 1 fig ' 231 If E ll A illll 'Ain 4' ll 4 Tlilgh N- 'EE' EDITH FLOXD X A i-P-1.x-4: MARGARET ANDERSON 1 '? 1 Ox HELEN AMIDON DOROTHY ANDERSON ETHEL ANDERSEN hs N TED ANDERSON CONNIE ANDREWS CATHERINE ARCHIBALD T 7-0 ..l Nl vu! xl ART T21 1 AVERTLT PHIL AYRE AGNES BABICH RUTH BACHMAN MILDRED BALZER MILDRED BARBER H- 4- . ' A 1 '75 5' f Q' i L 'J A J: FE F WLQAN' . -1 ' IORIE BARR LILLY BARRON T? 1 if , M rf-RL? i1Frv.11 ,ERA 131 iv ' BERNICE BENSON MARY ALICE BIGGS MARY BAXLEY HOWARD BEAN BETTY BELL 46. QW? BOB BTSHOP MARION BLACK BOB BLACKBURN 36 +1 - Q'-' Q... QZ.,I'fU'f- -JARTE E. ' JOSEPHINE BODTC Qi an CN ELMER BOURDAGE BELL BRACE BOB BRACE HENRY BRANDT ELUOTT BURDETT DOROTHY BURNS my 5' ,O Q My BOBBY BUTLER KENN CADLE jOHN CAIN OLWER CALLOW SYYHKLLA Q1-XMBRKDGE iff .ga-if PAUL CAMPBELL DOLORES CARLSON JIM CHASE NANCY CHILCOTE V KATHLEEN COMSTOCK HELEN CONE all BOB CRAWFORD LAWRENCE CROWLEY EM!l.Y CUMMINGS HAROLD DAVENPORT ERIC CARLSON RNA CASSON W!NN!E IEES ECWARD CHAMBER? GWEN CHAMBERS f QJLX ,.,' 1? as U TOM QHRISTIE CEOL CLARK NANCY CLARK DALE fi1,EAx'ELfx ND MAXTFNIS1 ,ff L 'xffi' N' ,gig Q 61. 'WS.'?7'7' , L ' 'M' LORRAINE CORLISS GEORGE COSYACOS VERA CRAVV LAURA JEAN QRAKJ HELEN QRAMW GLOFNA CROOKS DON CROUSE PAT DEEGAN RUTH DELANEY LXIJJX - 4 Xt AAI UL Dy 33 Q I ' I' A W WALK! 9 I, W , 1- XEXJ ,fl V N I V T . L My XX L. ff 1 if-,Q I LQ, I f X I , C, I fy X XXX ,WV A I Rm C7 ilkj X ff MX ' I I I ' , X N I I . U KU , J Q 1.1 ij HQLCH 'IZEIHN F-lion '- I I I I I I JIM DQPARTEE -- L I MARGARET DRUMMOND .2 A. 'E' HELEN EGLESION BILL ELLIOTT ADELLE ENDRESEN FRANK FERREL VERA FERRELL LAWRENCE FLETCHER MARCIA FRENCH SHIRLEY FREW VERA FREW 76 HARRIET GILLESPIE HELEN GOERTZ MARGARET M, GOLDE BEATRICE ERICKSON ALDO FLORENCE DAVID GALBRAITH N DON GOSSE HANNAH DINESEN BILL DUMAR MILDRED ERICKSON EDITH FLOYD RUTH GAVEY PEARL GOTTSCHALK S' . JEANETTE DOLEN STAN DRAY PORTIA DUNCAN FRANCIS DURKOOP LQ: i., f .lF,,,-I 05.1 ,I T122 , fig gf . 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P 2 f z f E' M' 2 O Rv! 1' ELMER MATSON 1RENE MATTILA RUTH M:DONALD JACK McCONKEY ISLA MCCOURT CLARA MCGHEE HELEN MCGREER aux 1,10 , 3 X mf -' I W f'-'Y 4 7,5 K A Q wb GERALD MCLAUGHLIN B!LL MCSHANE MARY MEADE MEAN MEADOR DON MEYER BETH MIDDLETON BOB MQLUKEN 35 W Mr ,,... aa. X X 7,32 5' A , f S X f , f WZ' 4 Af a BOB MINCKLER RAYMOND MOORE YVONNE MOYER RUSSELL MULLEN JOHN MURPHY ARLO MYERS Ekfki MW? SHIRLEY MYERS ELIZABETH NEALE BOB NELSON VERNON NQLSBY ED NORTH GAQL NOR CM Rm , BOB OCHSNER DOREEN OFFERDAHL ETHEL OLSON EVELYN OLSON IRIS OLSON GORDON OMAN FRANCES O'NEILL JEANNE PALM A W 'E P'Qijf'j U' qijmfgyz 1 Il! ki 'Ink Q :'Z9r?S ' We 9 e '- KN I A 1446 ' qt DJ' I 4 I V -55595 Qt' nigh v ' Q 11 E , ' UWM 04 ' QV? ALBERT PALMER RAE PANTON BILL PARKINS ,IOI-IN PATRICK 1 X X I I if ' fc ' 'N WQWQ.. 'fs Q '-QS I 4' 1 I I ff ,22zI6!f2gI 636, wi -? 6- 306 sff!-- Q ' 'fl 05 gig A if rf J IX I V x ' ff' X lx ' 'Sf' 80 5 HELEN PATTERSON GRACIE PAYNE HAROLD PETERS ALICE PETERSON JOHN PETERSON LORRAINE PETERSON PATRICIA PETERSON BETII PITCHER ELLSWORTH PURDY JOHN PUTNAM LORRAINE OUAKE G4 A ., TTT .J DON OUARLES VIRGINIA OUIGLEY SYLVIA REBMANN GLORIA RECCHINI DICK REPLOLGE DOROTHY RICHARDSON JESSE RILEY NORMA RINEHART LAWRENCE ROBBINS JOHN ROGERS HELEN RORVIK BORGAL SAXWOLD SOLVEIG SCHAU HOWARD LUANA SCHULER ERNEST SCOFIELD FRED SCOTT PATRICIA SHEETS BUD SHERRITT SHIRLEY SHIELD GRETCHEN SIMS '77 CW' Y' WNW ...af JOHN SKELLY DICK SMITH MURIEL SMITH DOROTHY STALLARD MILDRED STANMORE LEWIS STARR BETTY STRANG QQ W-av vm- 1-nv ew VIOLET SUNDBERG CARMEN SULLIVAN BOB SWANSON BUD SWANSON VINCENT SWANSON MARY ANN TATI-IAM DAVID TIERNEY 'fue fda -VG ,wtf BETTY UEIIANDSEN ARLYS TOPP RUTH TROY DORIS TYLER ROBERTA VAN ANTWERI WARREN VAN DYKE DOROTHY VICKERY QA-w. 'HGV rr-'-' ou. '.,'-YIfDE VINTQN EARL WALKER WILMA WARD JAMES WATKINSON GLORIA WATTERS RAY WEGLIN PATRICIA WELCH M 6 W . 6 g., ff -ff -l.. MARILYN WELLS GLORIA WHITESEL EDNA MAYWILKINSON RAY WILLIAMS KAARJORIE WINCHESTER MARGORIE WINDOM GENEVIEVE WINJE f I f ' ' , ff 3 K 4- ,, Aw T 42, .A w 'U' if fav! tgp Ld, 4 , ,, HQ' JB' I '-f' .I W WILLARD WINGUIST AILEEN WOLFORD WALLACE WOOD KOY WOODMAN TED WRIGHT HESIAYE YAMAMOTO LORRAINE YOUNG CLAS F14 1' ' V 1 V , .,, 1.1-4 W r r' s y. M., ta,r,.fi.s - it 1 t if i 'f , r 'i-,LQ f. J, .4-1L.f,E if gn IV: iffy , - Y!,t4iv,gfr1'tiggiY,:-L .I-Q44 lit 6 ,SL-pf1r,k,,4 -.JP ' ' r Y' , wt 2, V.-' 2 Y 'vw ..i? ,' -...' -,,,qt ,,e 1, . 4 u ' 'mu , t , - t pw, -ffl' ., Kwai' . 1 , 'f A-4 , J X rf ' - i , K I I i v F K r V y -4 I ., Q I' K.,-I 'fi H- .4 .Q .-?.!,g I 'ls ' 1. so M f ,Y 1 n. X -'df . i M . jug, ,' at ' ' if 'V' ,if-U ,ws il' . Q K 1 v SOPHOMORES Finishing its second lap in beautiful form, the class of 1941 looks like very fine upper- class material . . . they're a class that does things. The sophomores have taken the old fashioned lowness out of their underclass status . . . they have dances . . . they nosed the seniors out for top honors in Field Day . . . they're headed for the top in sports . . . generally they are good students . . . and swell dancers . . . they are represented in nearly every activity in West Seattle. Going into their junior year everyone knows they will bring honor to our school. A sort of round table discussion goes on back of the art portable when the sophomore officers get together. Secretary Beryl Hayes, treasurer Knute Qvale, counselor Helen Dunn, president Bob Truckey, sponsor Warren Mackey,and vice- president Myrtle Dexter decide what's what for the next dance class. .' ' A K :mr l i 1 L vw K ., 4 144 jp I in f . bfi' 1- .- K V -'L 5 From: Henry Alkema Audre And B r- A d D Id -4 Anderson, Richo d LA' A d Y ' B 55035 h 9J'9W fl 9V50f1f 000 Front? Rose Nilsby, Edith Bell, Jean Bonnifield, Jim Popp, Bob Whiting, Mae Androlf, .lalnes Arn2ssFBZBie Lcolli AArhcBlBl A Anderson' Verna Mmlm Schell Front: Sarah Jane Beasley, Richard Bechtold, Vernon Beck, Bob Beckman, Fred Beckey, Doris Jean Behymer. Back: Shirley Berg, Stafford Bingham Barbara Bjorseth, Bill Blaine, Ruth Black. Q7 5 Front: David Blakley, Beulah Blakesley, Dorothy Blakesley, William Bland, Jean Blomquist, Billie Bloxam, Virginia Boling. Back: Lawrence Bonholzer, Bob Bonifaci, Bob Bowhay, Russell Boyle, Fred Boysen, Lenita Brady, Lilly Borland. Front: Betty Broughton, Jeanne Brown, Margaret Brush, Ruth Bruty, Glenn Buchanan, Charlotte Buckner, George Burdick. Back: Bob Burke, Beryle Burns, Phil Butler, Harland Butt, Virginia Buxel, Elsie Buxton, Gordon Byers. Front: Gloria Cornish, George Costacos, Ruth Craig, Charles Crane, John Craver, Don Crosby. Back: Warren Dale, Helen Daly, Ruth Daly, Burt Davis, Jackson Davis, Catherine Davidson. Front: Doris Cadley, Dorothy Cadley, Ella Cain, Mario Campagnaro, Jack Capell, Bertha Capis, Eleanor Carpenter. Back: Vivian Ceelan, Allen Chamberlain, Jack Churchill, Earnest Clementz, Don Coleman, Carl Conant, Mae Congiusta, Shirley Clemings. Front: Laurelie Davis, Mary Dean, Gloria DeCamp, Jeanne Departee. Back: Bob Dickson, Barbara Anicker, lluth Drugge, Jim Doolittle. ,M Pl, . f SA 'A FN PR 'Y fs-c ,., 4- ff fi 14+ P 'P :- ,.fy' ' vg Q p Sw A L -l Front Myrtle Dexter, Bonnie Durance, Annabelle DuVall, Betty Eastlund, Rodney Cornish, Lily Eckblom. Back- Paul Edauist, George Engle, Henry Ercolini, Dorothy Erickson, Merle Eyck, Mildred Fearno Pt AY. lj N-f X -4... Front Jim Gantz, Mary George, Jimmy Georges, Elizabeth Gillespie, Robert Gilmour, Lorraine Glick Back Virginia Granger, Allan Gray, Anita Green, Raynette Greenwood, Hal Hobenucht Front: Olive Endresen, Bill Eenton, Bill Fetterly, Ben Fiedler. Back: Richard Flickinger, Ray Forza, Phil Gangler, Bill Gaston. 000 'Aki ax Front: Emily Graf, Phyllis Hadley, Lorraine Hahn, Helen Hale, Mary Louise Hale, Ruth Hole. Back: Gail Halliday, lrene Hammer, Viola Hansen, Bernice Harris, Janet Hartman, Jim Hawkins, Beryl Hayes. Front: Eltzabeth Hamilton, Betty Harding, Dorothy Hayden, Beryl Hayes, Vernon Hayes. Back: Marcene Heimbigner, Betty Helem, Gordon Helem, Cecilia Hoyt. Front- Beverly Isaacson, Barbara lsham, Carol Johns, Jerrie Jennings, Doris Jensen, Si rid Johnsen. Back: Thorliel Johnsen, Albert Johnson, Charles Johnson, Eleanor Johnson. Q' X 4.4.1 v -'li 1 be i Front: Richard Holt, Jack Hook, Don Hooks, Betty Hough, Donald Hracho- vinci, Unice Hubbard. Back: Jane Hubbard, Betty Hudson, Stuart Hughes, Dick Hugo, Lillian Hull, Viola Hunsinger, Jim Hurd. Front: Lyle Johnson, Marjorie Johnson, Mary Johnson, Warren Johnson, Elizabeth Johnson, Dick Jones. Back: Lawrence Jones, Peggy Kciin, Gertrude Kelly, Betty Kemp, Evelyn Kennedy. H55 for ,, fb , Q Fronti John Grant, Kathryn Johnson, Ralph King, Jack Kinzel, Adele Klein, Klem Klemmetson, Adele Knapp. Back: Marjorie Knapp, Garth Knott, Ronald Knowlen, John Knudsen, Leonard Kolb, Jimmy Kourlcoumelis, Georgia Kowing. Front: June Lowe, Mary Jane Luke, Lillie Lumbert, Wally Lyle, Suzanne McNaught, Al MacCrae. Back: Betty Madison, Charles Mahon, Florence Malmo, Leo Marshall, Betty Mason, Barbara Maxfield. l i l :ity fi Q 'r Front: Ruth Kurtz, Bob Kuss, Eugene Lamb, Allan Landstrom, Joyce Larson, Virginia Latta, Forrester Lawrence. Back: LaVerne Leonard, Rene LeVitre, Margie Lewis, Bob Lillas, Aileen Lobb, Norma Lovell, Walt Loring. Raleigh McKinstry, Lorraine McVicar, Alice Front: Cora McConaghie, Mertes, Alice Milckelson, Evelyn Miller, Gloria Miller. Back: Miriam Miller, George Mills, John Mills, Bill Minlcler, Bob Minnig, Lois Mitchell, Lottie Monaghan. Front: Leona Kline, Dorothy Morgan, Wib Morrow, Lois Morton, Mae Mugler, Betty Anna Murphy, Jeannette Murphy, Baclz: Bob Murray, Warren Murray, Mary Nagasawa, Bill Napper, lris Nelson, Norman Nelson Front: David Nourse, Bill O'Shaughnessy, Fred Osterhout, Don Owen, Tom Owens, Anne Palmer. Back: Joe Pargeter, Patsy Patrick, John Payne, Margie Perry, Joan Peters, Edna Phillips. . 5' C 1 7 5- Front: Ronald Nelson, Bill Nicholson, George Nicholson, Arnold Nielsen, George Nilson, Louise North, Paul Schuler. Back: Doris Nuyens, Irma Oberto, Wanda Ogg, lvadell Oliver, Frank Novito, Odd Ovesen, Ralph Osterman, George Roberts. Front: Arvid Peterson, Mary Picinich, Patricia Pittaclz, Bill Pollock, Gloria Poole. Back: Evelyn Poppleton, Virginia Ouarles, Marilyn Ouint, Eudora Radecop, Ralph Randeclcer. l. i K f , i 1 i V l 0 1 0 07' ie Front: Catherine Ranson, Miriam Rasmussen, Eugene Raymond, Pat Rhodes, Froritr Marv June Roush, Jimmie llubcrt, Plinv Seeger, Earl Sanders, Bob uanita Replogle, Helen Ruth Richardson. Back: Jerry Robbins, Bonnie Sanislo, ,lU'-'Villa Smlln' Bock: Don S0XbY, BSNY Schaefer, Ralph Scherf igcgers, Glenn Rogge, Ltnne Pose, Bob Roseta, Bert Roswold. , , V Alice Schmidt, Ed Schmidt, Minnie Schneider, Eugene Schroers. Ia L.....4 Front. Donna Scott, Florence Scott, Jean Scott, Stan Seland, Barbara !Shadel. Back: Gertrude Sherlock, Donald Shields, Dorothy Sievert, Paul Skoglund, Virginia Slate. if -' W an 'Wi if watered, i, ir ,V 4 Vw. Front: Elaine Scott, Edwin Simonds, Bill Stratton, Howard Strum, Marjorie Stewart. Back: Philip Suver, Bob Swanson, Clyde Sweeney, Tom Tague, George Taylor. Front Lorn Wakefield, Jack Walsh, Wayne Watters, Charles Webb, Mary Webb, Maxine Wedekind. Back: Norma Weed, Betty Jeane Wesseler, Donna White, Ward Whitemarsh, Bill Wilcox, Mary Wilcox. i J. ax - i n 1 Front: Bob Smith, Bob J, Smith, Ray Soelter, Alezena Spanier, Phyllis Spring, Eleanor Statham, Vivian Steele. Back: Mary jane Stender, Dorothy Stevenson, Faye St. John, Donald Stoneback, Betty Stratton. aio Front: Audrey Sweazey, Bill Thorniley, Dorothy Thurlow, Cleone Tobin, Anna Mae Ufer. Back: George Ulrich, Maxine Underwood, Bill Varns, Herbert Voigt. Front: Virginia Wilkinson, Bonnie Williams, Betty Lou Wilson, Irene Wilson, Mel Wilson, Warren Wilson, Robert Windler. Back: Bill Winton, Pat gllisvyiell, Hazel Wood, Jack Wright, Howard Yates, Billie Zerr, Frank uve a, THEY CUMPLETE THEIR FIR TYEAR Frosh officers: Treasurer Ray Hudson, vice-presi- dent Ralph Schau,counselor Marcia Magllllcuddy, secretary Phyllis Reader and President Don Sherman talk The Whole Thing over and perhaps decide it's a lovely day. FRESHMEN Dry behind the ears? Nearly. Green? A little perhaps at first, but not now. Dumb frosb? No! Comers? Definitely! The class of 1942 quickly adjusted them- selves to high school life and showed their interest in West Seattle by a year of elegant social activities. Classified recipe: Take one good assembly, one freshman talent show dipped in honor study and lots of class dances. Mix all together. Add a welcoming assembly for February frosh and one farewell party. Beat them' up for froth and lightness. What do you have? A successful freshman year. Front: Roy Agostino, Madora Allin, Bill Aller, Henry Anderson, Hepburn Anderson, Kenneth Anderson, Virginia Anderson. Middle: Frances Andrich, Leonard Annabelle, Joe Babich, Clyde Bode, Leymer Bass, Genevieve Baker. Back: Barbara Baxley, Dorothea Beall, Bruce Beekly, Vincent Beelcly, Emilece Benedict. f . T ' 1.2 Front: Ralph Benefiel, Jeanette Bergstrom, Ermand Bertoldi, Harold Berven, Gloria Berry, Hazel Bierbrauer. Middle: Elise Bigelow, Robert Blackstoclr, Phyllis Blichfeldt, Evelyn Boldt, Eileen Borjesson, Lorraine Briggs. Back: Betty Brighton, Vera Broad, Frank Broclcmiller, Helen Brockmiller, Agnes Brown, Roger Brown. Front' John Buchanan, Fred Bush, Angelo Campagnaro, Fred Campagnaro, Val Campbell, Nadine Cantrell. Middle: Shirley Carlson, Walter Chance, Mary Christ, Joclr Clancy, Bob Clark. Back: Virginia Clemente, Evelyn Cliche, Jeanne Clynch, Rosemary Condell. ' i My s 0-. x Front: Josephine Costello, Helen Cotton, lrene Couch, Grace Covich, Betty Cronin, Theresa Crosby Joy Crowell. Baclz: Margaret Cubbon, Bernice Cunningham, David Crowe, Lois Daggett, Annie Deeb, Elaine Doble, Ruth Dorr. ,qi-1. Front: Mary Ann Dotson, Barbara Dotterer, Jaclc Dozarlc, George Dubeclc, Norma Elliott, Raymond Egan, Konstantin Erenrais. Middle: Jack Fancher, Raymond Feeney, Bob Fisher, Cleo Fogg, Virginia Ferulano, Betty Flick- inger. Back: George Fosberg, Don Forrest, Dean Fraker, Julie Frazier, Ken Freeburg, Jean Freedland. Front: John N. Heib, Louise Heib, Rudy Heine, Don Hilde, Evelyn Hagan, Hal Hominda. Middle: Tommy Howard, Don Howat, Ray Hudson, Jack Hughes, Jim Humphrey, Chieko Ishida, Lowell James. Back: Mary Jane Jay, Audrey Jensen, Bette Jensen, Cecilia Jensen, Elizabeth Jesse, David Jessup. 3, Front: Jacqueline Friedman, Carolyn Gaillac, Mary Galster, Christina George, Kenneth Gifford, Jack Georgetti. Middle: Visco Grgich, Dave Grant, Maxine Green, Leona Grubb, Nancy Guthrie, Arnold Hagen. ,B1acl::hVan Harris, lfy Hartman, Mary Hatton, Lloyd Haverman, Douglas awt orne. Front: John Jones, Elmira June, Bob Kaiser, Victor Kaloper, Bill Kautz Lora Kennett, Juneve Key. Back: Art Kirkham, Alex Klones, Barrie King Betty Kingston, Wilbur Knollmeyer, Eugene Knudsen, Ardis Knudtson Lottie Knutlcowski. 1 TA . .Lilith :fi . ., f wg,-. :if f 4 t Qwx Front Mike Knutkowski Mary Lou Kowing Dorothy Kurtz Bill Kuss Gloria l-GFYGY Richard Langrau Jack Larson Back Barbara Layman Carlo Lazzuri Yvonne LeVitre Bill Lewis Eleanor Liliegreen HarrietLohmann Bill Love Martie Mackie 4 1 91,1 A. Front: Hugh MacPherson, Don Macllae, Ed Maher, Bob Mallett, Patti Malsed, Betty Maples, Pauline Marinovich. Middle: Barbara McArtor, June McArthur, Mildred McCann, Jack McCauley, Jack McCormick, Dan McGill. Back: Ernest Miller, Frank Miller, Hugh Miller, Bill Moore, Raymond Morgan. WV Qui, 17 1-L. Front: Elaine Mousset, Bud Murphy, Northa Naughton, Jud Nelsen, Eddie Nelson, Gerry Nicodemus, Milton Nielson. Back: Elda Glson, Bill O'Niell, Bill Otani, John Palella, Sylvia Parietti, Lucile Pedersen, Al Rott. l 5 i Front: Bert Penrose, Florence Peterson, Melba Preuninger, William Rae, Dorothy Rand, Phyllis Reader, Bill Ranson. Back: Marilyn Richter, George Robertson, Doris Rorvik, Arlene Rue. t ,l ,li F ' 1 , hy '-or S-af Front: Ralph Schau, Lucille Schey, Arthur Schiller, George Seccombe, Jack Shaughnessy, Don Sherman. Back: Hal Shorrock, Glenn Simon, Barbara Simpson, Larry Smith, Ellis Smith. Front: Sylyia Sedgwick, Mar aret Thomas, Ray Tracy, Ed Tracey, Bill Tilley, Bill Titus, Shirley Trumgble. Back: Roy Tutt, Fred Vinton, William Warner, Marigrace Waite, Marjorie Warren, Virginia Watson, Bob Weglin. Front: Delno Randall, Sidney Smith, Virginia Sorenson, Gladys Steeves, Dorothy Stevenson, Ralph Stewart, Gayle Stocks. Back: Harry Stockwell, Bob Swanberg, John Tarabochia, Bob Tate, Barbara Tatham, Norman Taylor, Margaret Tibbetts. Front: Wendell West, Dorothy Wetterauer, Helen White, Bill Whitesel, Doris Williams, Calvin Wilson, Gregg Wilson. Back: lrene Wilson, Lois Wolin, George Yodre, Jack Yosting, Shirley Zoeffel, James Zuvela, Richard Zwaller. 9'-55 1: Q7 r 5 X Lf: I 3 S W vi -15 xl fs 5 mai? 1 f, VW ,M .A Nw. if fzm!, ff! ,, 1 GIRLS' SPORTS ' MAJOR, MINOR, THLETI INTRAMURAL SPORTS ' EDlTOR'S PAGE Q-.Y'l.LfM ARCHERY ' Martha Kindall, Marian Geroclc, Helen Cone, Marjorie Taylor, Irene Brickell, Kay Archibald, Rosetta Hewitt, Aurora Valentinetti. l l l 1 DANCE DRAMA ' Front: LaVerne Leonard, Harriet Gillespie, Catherine Ranson, Italia Umbi- Q netti. Middle: .Jeanne Brown, Mildred Erickson, Eleanor Marshall, Phyllis Spring. Back: Shirley Frew, Marjorie l-luelsdonlc, Eileen lvanelc. ' '2iQi4n,-.AM z W 4. . ,D v . .Q ' - , 1 d lF ' 4 Wt N VY .'1: ' I .,,,,.ni- GIRLS' SPORTS Mother, may I go down to swim? Yes, my darling daughterf, And so West Seattle's mermaids began their first year of swimming as a point-earning sport. Making their debut before the school in an assembly devoted entirely to danc- ing, the dance drama students were asked to present many performances through the year. From a corn roast at Lincoln Park to a trip to Vashon Island, hikes were taken to points all over the city. Hitting the bulls-eye is the aim of archery class members. Tennis and golf enthusiasts practiced all winter for their annual spring tournaments. 97 Ir! 'E 1 J f Q ,rf sr ! '4 if t N t Q x XX I 1 1 l A A I I J qi V of B , i 4, HA 4 Q , ai' I 0 4 W s sfrlzwaw Q 4P '1 f Mm, 2 4' 905 ' is if ,V-,L , 43 4 is .ff K fx! ,fy Jsifg, ..,, 31' -f-ZA ie ,M A-M X ,, X 5,1 W - z K ff if -,-.1 E7 I Q A fr-T iiffj-eff f 'X GOLF AND TENNIS ' Mildred l-lemler, Marjorie Savage, Jean t-taley, l 'li Lf Bonnie Paris, Lois Felton, Peggy Kain. l ' ' Vf 1 SWIMMERS ' Diving, Ruth Delaneyf at 1- the edge of the pool, Paloma Mahan A and I-lelen Cone, in the water, Mar- ty,iM f Q ,,g: guerite l-lansell and Jeanette Pugh, 9 'Q Es ,f ,, 1' N , I lxqvglliwl, f gr, A V f' 5 W Pat Ashcroft I-lazel Balwr Pat Christie Eleanor Comeaux 'itf ioi, ,XM , I 5 4 R l I 4 Lois l-lilborn Lois l-lowat Betty Kunkel Evelyn McDonald ATHLETIC COUNCIL Doris Pearson Marjorie Savage Vera Frevv Annette Selle Betty Sullivan Louise lngalls Mary Magoon Ellen Waters 1. A fff Y'..., 4 i L' YN ll V M 9 HOCKEY ' Front: Vera Bemis, Virginia Tapley, Violet Sundberg, Solveig Schau. Middle: Helen Goertz, Irene Wilson, Ella Cain, Norma Keller, Phyllis l-lilborn. Bock: Evelyn McDonald, Margaret Lindell, Wilma Ward, Eleanor Comeaux, Eileen Borjesson. -.QM - -f-- ' 1' i BASEBALL ' Aileen Morris, Emily Cummings, Barbara Hagquist, Kathlyn 1 Lombard, Margaret Drummond, Portia l Duncan, Kay Archibald, Dorothy Bolton, l Theresa Long, lris Olson, Georgia Lybeclc. I l lx fi E A' 1 An. V A ,ll , 'if' , hx O E ei Y ' P ' X fl' 'lm ' 1 '5 9 9 4 l fm if s f 4 . +I , if vi A.. , .1 , ' ,L 1' . P i VOLLEYBALL ' Front: Gloria Watters, l-lelen Goertz, Wilma Ward, Eleanor Comeaux, Mar aret Lindell. Back: Phyllis l-lilborn, Vera Bemis, Solveig Schau, Violet igundberg. BADMINTON ' Vera Frew, Marjorie Savage, Luana Schuler, Hazel Bohr. Al. gi N A 4' KJ, QQ' t i ,XA I BN. Ni X, 'ill .N Z ul! , fl i , . f 5 Oo Mo P90015 Q0 , ,QQ 'X f I ,'.Q3'...'s, X 9 c,0',x I .Aw 0 Ons A ox Q. 'Af i ' ' -- 4, . 'f5 3'!-3 , K' ,,,. . O S, Q f ,f-4' , I ,, 9 H Q 1 4 I , Xu as J K X if '-mr, ' V 4 1 ,V ffff Q W My 1 ! 551 . fi 6 4 If ,Y ,- dn, ff GIRLS' SPORTS Every fall hockey dominates girls' sports. Mid the click of sticks a tournament is played, the winners of which are shown at the top left. Volleyball, the popular late fall sport, is the cause of much rivalry . . . the maroon team, center left, won the competitions. Termed as the most exciting girls' athletic activity by these skillful basketeers, below, basketball is also considered the most popular. When spring days lengthen, baseball begins. Both fall and spring badminton tourneys were held . . . victors of the matches are posing for their picture at the lower left. BASKETBALL ' Evelyn McDonald, Barbara l-logquist, Eleanor Comeoux Doris Nuyens, Betty Sullivcm, Peggy Kciin, Pot Christie, Pot Ashcroft. W., L PING PONG ' Peggy Kciin, Pot Nivison is u a Win mg m ,-,: 5, . A 'fi' ' if 1 , t ' -'W.?i' ' FY A if-as 541.1 'Qin W Evelyn McDonald f if b Vice-President J- ' - 4, Ellen Waters Adviser Pat Ashcratt E r A In ml President , fx' Betty Sullivan Treasurer GIRLS' W CLUB ' Front: Theresa Long, Wilma Ward, Pat Nivison, Mollie Maassen, Dorothy Mallett, Marjorie Savage, Betty Sullivan, Jeanette Pugh Gloria Watters. Middle: Kathlyn Lombard, Doris Pearson, glean Stone, Evelyn McDonald, Ethel Olson, Georgia Lybeclc, Patty Malmo, Violet Sundber . Back: Donnabe Leroux, Donna Lindelce, Audrey Quist, Shirley Frew, Sadako Nalcamoto, Solveig Schau, Iris Olson, Luana Schuler. GIRLS' W CLUB ' Front: Helen Goertz, Vera Frew, Portia Duncan, Eleanor Comeaux, Mildred Bowman, Gwendolyn Hammond, Mary Gaston. Middle: Aileen Morris, Vera Bemis, Kay Archibald, Bernice Benson, Mar uerite l-lansell, Norma Keller, Margaret Drummond, Phyllis l-lilborn. Back: Sazeh Bghii, Viola l-?ansen, Pat Ashcroft, Jeanne DePartee, Barbara l-lagquist, Emily Cummings, orot y o ton. r A s s, , , il me J E717 N Zkswi i D41 S QU r fv 5 ' l EMM? 46 gf LU Q3 N . 'ff 23 rf . J. L f lf, Q5 all i L 2 3 lr if -X lil i l it Q r 96XE? 8 Y r is lb, E fa ill .Q l i l l F E ! V f-' i Us BOYS' W CLUB ' Front: Bob Truckey, Roy Anderson, Jack Healy, Nels Sundbom, Len Anderson, Corland Kain. Middle: Ernie Osterhout, Jim Barrett, Bob Schlaitzer, Gail O'Connor, Tom Boker, Ray Freeman. Back: Bill Hawkins, Bob Holmes, Pete Bianchi. BOYS' W CLUB ' Front: Willis Slinker, Knute Qvale, Gene Swanzey, Les Logg, ,lim Cain, Bill Sanderson, Ed North, Ted Edquist. Middle: Gene Plumb, Chuck Beckner, Jack Armfield, Bill Varns, Nick Nickanoroff, Ed Schwier, Orv Urquhart, Leo Koski. Back: Bill Nunn, Bob Cour, Jimmy Kourkoumelis, Roy Wakefield, Ben Wheat, Aaron Hibbent. F iq ,Mme 4 Q..s,. , yn' Q l silt W Lloyd Doty Adviser ax ,V -K 'N 0 Offs, U' L A Rapteizzztfn film tj 'Vi Qi 2 ME, 4 5 tgfitCpfc5SXtc 31 il M x 1 ffjf ' 3 i Q 1,52 M: if 4. Y-ft K dx X Gene Swanzey it 1 ld C XWMME- B Vice-President A l lll Lf X Nick Nickanoroff lttx jg-CJ rj LL. Secretory 97 T' FUUTBYALL 1 g wvinnv Here's Jimmie Coin, Indicn holfboclc, slashing off BoIIord's right tackle for Q long oin. Number 41 in the buck- roung is Bill Hawkins, fullback, ond gill Vcrns, quarter, is number 31, on the ground. The season that might have been is the brief description of the 1939 West Seattle foot- ball season. The Indians battled their way through a tough schedule, winning one game, tying one and losing four to tie for eighth place. The seasonis opener, the Redskins held last yearis champions, Cleveland, to a 6-6 tie. In the Garfield game the Indians allowed the Bulldogs to humble them. The only flash came when sophomore Bill Hawkins rifled a 30 yard pass to ,lack Healy for a score. Next came the Broadway game. West Seattle hopes soared as the Indians rocketted through the Bengal line for six points and the game. Ballard applied the brakes to the Redskins with a 7-0 win and Queen Anne followed suit. Playing in the snow, Roosevelt Teddies copped the final game of the season. Leo Sexton, giant tackle, was generally re- garded as one of the best linesmen in the league. .lack Healy, rugged end, was awarded the inspirational player's gold football. , hy . K 'le North 1 I T' Cain Wheat Koski Thomas .ff f R, ' Q2 2 .. i f f,-, I xf 'iff ' 7 '4 1 J ' Urquhart i M . Schlaitzer Sanderson SECOND TEAM Close battles throughout most of a mediocre season resulted in two wins, a tie and three losses. A large number of sophomores earned second team letters and gained experience for varsity play. THIRD TEAM With a record of four wins, a tie and a loss, the third team grid squad finished in third place. Jack Wright, speedy sophomore half- back, led the city league in scoring. ,ww f' it YELL SQUAD Yell lung Bill Whitnng leads the yell dukes Bobby Hill, Bob Ames Howard Hawkins and Jock Hunt who all together now, lead the West S ttl t th h F h em t eml Below: Subs and mana ers tensely watch the Redskins score one over Garfield Caltiough later Iosin the tusslej at the new West Side Stadium. Sanderson, Urquiart and Wheat saw much first team duty. x at C3 .I O' ,113 F 3 B g . 'IOO , 'iii 1' if jimmy Kourkoumelus Bob Koss Sam Lomy l , . W' in , Bob Viggers f , ,V 4 E Eric Carlson 5 Jerry McLaughlin ' EA ll -M 1.3. 5 I ,534 V' .. , ., I' Mike Weaver Frank Ferrel 'Z 5 t Lynn Fitch Dick jones Q1 THIRD TEAM Front Chuck Crane, Harry Lutz, .john Payne, Lynn Fullmer, ,lack l-lolferman AI Baker Lorn Wakefield. Middle: ,lack Churchill, Bob Gilmore, Jack Wright Visco Grglch Back Bill Flynn, ,jim I-lawkins, Bill Fetterly, Dick Holt, John Craver Bob Roseta joe Sanders. .-V 1 Q., as Q Vim' mp nf ill. qulvul dn O2 3 . S gf 4 I ff 4-.PQ-f V 1 2 . c ,A ,u 7 'Tl A Q3 ,., L ' - '31 lp 4- ,- Roy Anderson J 1 Q I 1 ,laclc Armfield 1 Pete Bianchi . ige. X r gh- 1? 1' Q xfmerf, Les Logg ,wsu-e... V -sqm Above: Up goes Captain Roy Anderson for a side shot against Roosevelt. Right: Jack Armlield, Indian forward, connects for two points against Franklin, as all-city center Endress checks. Bill Nunn Knute Qvale xdhfgg l 5 ag BASKETBALL 234, Vietories over Broadway and Queen Anne proved to be the only highlights 'V A of the 1939 basketball season. A lack of height and experience seemed to be the main reason for West Seattle's casaba showing. Only two lettermen returned to form the nucleus of the varsity squad. The sterling play of high seor- ing Roy Anderson earned him all-city honorable mention and the Inspiration Cup. X A if i fi 3 1 -k,, ,. K yi + 7? 6 Nels Sunclbom Bob Truclcey Kenny Thompson 'IO Y 's 8 In st! :S ll qv ,,,,,w MAPLE COURT HEROES ' Willis avg, A Slinlcer and Bob Beaumont go into the ,, air for a high one under the basket in 4 SECOND TEAM Although the second team was late in registering wins, the Indians copped their last three games to end in the seventh niche. THIRD TEAM Gutclassing both the varsity and second team, the third stringers captured eight out of twelve contests to end the season in second place. I the Roosevelt second team game. 3 it .. ' 'O 1 . l -V - if '77 if 2 Alvl it W., . i it-A. t' -' f t - f - luwtwm-V . .W-uso' ' ' V 'ol-..,..,... . L X 0, Z ,t Q f5 f- ' ' A . A N 'A T A ,. xl - 'il v l' V A S i A h 5 il Q I rt , , . ' ' Ts I f ' it n t . ig exits' ' t l x l , ff X rx ' as X x E f, SECOND TEAM ' vlaclc Barlow, Willis i Slinlcer, Mike Weaver, Bob l-lahn, Bill Coombe, Bob Beaumont, Art Baisinger, Chuclc Beclcner QD Milford Bemis, Don l-looks, Ted and little brother Paul Edquist toolc care ol the basketball boys, handled equip- ment, tallied the official scores and helped as silent men behind the team. l f VIC' i X if I fi Tb wg? 'A O THIRD TEAM ' Ralph King, Dick King, Harry Lutz, Tom Tague, Walt Popich, Mario Campagnaro. ri- if l Q - 4 f W' V r Q K. 4 ,',eL t ig' 'VA' X f e t r fi f f 0,4 f 4 ffm' Q ,, -' if 'L ' f , 1 litre. 1 l f -, aww xg, sv Heavy hitting at the start of the season put the lndians well up as a league title contender. s' Here Bianchi, Freeman and Cour pose with other squad members for an informal shot. ,Vi W W if ser KS il! xr... ' Aw ,1 in-' wif ' if 'Bib iw 'M I K ,gv,.svfm.., 'H .L --,., Vfsn ,, ta 1,zMQ' - ,. FE r W fi ,ei KM, CE BU TEH 'IOS S ECOND TEAM ' Front: Dick Hugo, Harland Butts, Bob Gilmore Don Crouse, Bob Whiting, Dick l-lilber. Back: Visco Grgich, Ed 106 Schmitz, Chuck Snyder, Walt Popich, Bob Minnig, Dan Zoellner, Les Logg, Bob Smith. BASEBALL Destined for the cellar by the prep scribes, the 1939 baseball team surprised all by returning vic- torious four times in the first five starts. In the season's opener with Queen Anne, West Seattle played on a strange sandy Civic Field and lost 12 to 7. From that game on till the Kimtah went to press the Indians had hit their stride . . . showing power at the plate and swift precise playing on the field . . . in a close game with Garfield they held a-nearly lead to eke out an 11 to 9 victory . . . then followed a repeat performance over Broadway in a 10 to 6 beating . . . Ballard and Roosevelt were their last luck- less losers before this book was printed . . . and West Seattle was in second place in the league A return of nine Hrst team letter- men including three good pitchers, Nunn, Holmes and Hibbert, proved to be the formation of one of the strongest teams in years. ik D Q N ,QQ ,Wy a-pi s be 'E BH Mit COACH LLOYD DOTY doesn't look as though he's worrying too much about the Redskins as they 4 ' v 9 5 D Zahn , M stave off a ninth inning Garfield rally and win 11-9 in the second game of the season. , , . , H X , ' , ' t t i , 1, 5 Q' J l Q? it im Barrett Pete Bianchi Leo Bills Ray Freeman , , Q yy, ,.,,,V, if t fi Zi ff ff 1 Q A , M - 4 ,, v-kff ., f X ill? ' , ty sf, - fx' M., Q gf 4 W , 1 4 4 if U lr 4 U J ' :WJ ' fr .1 kt f elk.. M X ' J lj XX w, Ralph King Rene Le Vitre 4, ,Af Mfwvwf M c K. ' t i Xt- ' V 5 'lk' '- I f W1 , N Jawa. Q 4 , L, ,A,'A p ' ' I ' ' ' ' A if-2 ' ' 1 , f,', ' ' , , , r. A . I '1 Q gimp, , - f . ,ff-W f . O h -', r ,fL. l gt It s -mul., , 'wel Y ' X 4 ' R - QQ, 'V 5' 5, O 4 if fa t ' , , J f ' Y .. , ' ti , ' E L . , 1 ' ' 62' F Z X M' 1 I r Bob Cour Q 4-QQ I? ' o Q lx LJ! 1. Bob Holmes Bill Nunn john Payne Gene Plumb Willis Slinlcer Mike Weaver Tom Loclcett DOTY S SLUGGERS come to the plate to test their batting ability the nl ht before the Roosevelt tussle. Fate rewarded them, for timely ittrng and fielding by the Indians won the game. ,M ax f 1 'rv' ' ,N -.f f 'Y ps-Q 4-.. mms' lt , -'Q e gg-Fi ' . 'r ff ... ,,, 1 I r I t I i Lr- 5 liz i An exciting moment in the spring intramural traclc meet . . . Con Madigan competes l in the broad jump . . . one ol the many features ol the tournament for non-lettermen l - I which helped develop real material for the varsity squad. 'A I is x ' ' 1 r l Q if iff T' ' Three of West Sectttleis ace distance men, Chuck Beclmer, Gene Swanzey,clnd Elliott Burdett are shown finishing the 880 . . . Beclcner and Swanzey are veterans and were slated to win most of their races. N, I M. We V e CC 7 Coach Don Frame had hopes for only a mediocre 1939 season in track . . . as ii ni i gm w ll I Z' 4 L A V only a small turnout greeted him early this spring. In the first meet of the season with Garfield, Roy Anderson, Chuck Beckner and Gene Swanzey all copped their first places by wide margins, while weaknesses in the hurdles and field events led to their defeat. Q .Q IL. Roy Anderson john Ayres Chuclc Beclcner jaclc Brassfield Elliott Burdett Bob Crawford Orral jackson Jimmy Kourlcoumelis y Q! an jerry Luther jerry Mcl.augl1lin Gene Swqnzey Rqy Wakefield l' Q' K-L' l i xl 109 Earl Wallcer Cliff Wilcox loclc Wright Don McDonald Q., 4 '50 Chuck Mahon Lewis Berg GOLF This year's cluhbers lacked the proper experience, but with the opening of the new West Seattle golf course the Indians should de- velop champion material next ye ar. Chuck Mahon, a much im- proved player, has made most of the points and Bill Brooks, who held down the number five posi- tion, managed the team. Bill Brown Bill Broolcs I 1' X s jim Baclcon fn X I f PING PONG l-llghlliht of the Intramural year was the faculty student ping pong tournament t IS spring. I-leres Don Frame tn action the streak above the table is the ball he just whammecl. BUSH LEAGUE Elmer Matson Bob Humphrey Karl Shallca Ben Fnedler Art Susumi. X, I .,,4 ,,f' 'Qi ,r . +31 F fi fi if fc 4 X V A ' 'ii-I o x gurf' ' - 1 QW, .Mhaiian