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

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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

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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