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

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I Chiefs of the Army and Navy have acknowledged thrice fold the direct value ot Mathematics and lndustrial Art Lodges in the World, both at war and peace. Teaching braves the activities of their ancestors tell upon chiefs in the l-listory Lodge, who daily made the Way easier and brighter tor the growing generation oi lndians, that the mistakes ot the past Won't be repeated in the future, that the lndians oi today may consecrate the peace ot tomorrow. Because there's need today tor brightness in a War-weary world, Indians have learned to supply some of that cheer as they labored in the tepees of the Music and Art clans. MARCIA MAGILLICUDDY 1 Commercial I E. A. MEYER Commercial l V 3 GEORGE H. EMITH istory MARGUERITE SORENSON Retail Selling PATRICK I. MURPHY Physical Education l W. I. MURPHY Commercial SHIRLEY TARAS Physical Education IEWEL TOZIER Mathematics EMLIE PEASLEE Math. Dept. Head RUTH PHILLIPS Enqlish CARL ULLIN Physical Education MARY WALTERS , English LOUISE PIERCE Mathematics FRED RANTZ Science GEORGE WELCH Industrial Arts M. B. WHALEY Auto Mechanics RAYMUND ROWE History DAVID SICELOFF Science MARION WHITE Commercial MARTHA YOUNG English T ll

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Jflwlflf Braves knew that in the land beyond the purple mountains a Well- spoken Indian was a successful one, so day in and day out, from harvest- time to planting season, the paths to the lodge of those who taught English were Well worn by the toot-steps ot the young Indians-to-be. So they might someday bring home the bacon, many maidens and warriors ventured to the Commercial Reservation, Where, amid typewriters, bookkeeping records andicommercial law books, they were introduced to that magnanimous land beyond-the business World. GUNDRUN E. DUNCAN History HELEN DUNN Mathematics KATHRYN M. KENNEDY Social Living, English STANLEY KIMBALL German, History EVELYN FERGUSON Health and Physical Educa- tion PAULINE FORD History IEAN P. LANE Librarian IRENE MURRAY LANSING English, Debate EULA FREY Home Economics, Clothing RUTH L. FRIAR English VICTOR LARSON Chemistry PATIENCE LOCKHART Commercial FRED GORTON Industrial Arts MARTHA HAGUE Spanish, French I. R. LOGAN Study, Honor Society Sponsor EVELYN MCDONALD Study CHARLES HANNAI-'ORD Boys' Advisor CONIFRED HURD English BELLE MCKENZIE English Dept. Head WARREN B. MACKEY Mathematics

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Dila' OFFICERS Mary K Pre 'd t Marilyn M rilyn Record Do Pete Vice President thy Cor.S M Yd oira Tre C! McDonald in Q Swift Bb D1 VPdt Suns ago, this ter- ritory lay timbered, quiet and serene, in- habited only by scat- tered tribes of native lndians living in their peaceful, friendly en- vironment. With the passing of many snows and winds, a new people came in wagon and on horse- back to cut away the virgin forests, build- ing in their stead, a city of stone and steel. Yet, as when a tepee was the only shelter, the same spirit hovers in the hearts of men and women of today. That spirit depicting friendliness, coopera- tion and good will was enshrined in a certain tepee on the West Seattle reserva- tion-the Girls' Club Apartment, the lodge where all of the school activities of the more than 788 maidens of West Se- attle were culmi- nated. Under the guid- ance of their advisor, Miss Chilberg, the maidens' affairs were conducted by their president, Mary Kin- zelq vice president, tfirst five moons? Mar- ilyn Peterseng vice president Clast five moons?, Barbara Daley record- ing secretary, Marilyn McDonaldg corresponding secretary, Dorothy Swiftg treasurer, Moira Yadon. Dorothy Swift was chief of the Administration Department. This clan kept the club running smoothly. Writing letters to maidens out of school because of illness, ,greeting newcomers to the reservation, and maintaining the Lost and Found were but a few of the jobs done by the Community Service Department led by Galina Kay, with Marilyn McDonald as officer-sponsor. Tribal festivals were supervised by the Entertainment Department under the hand of Shirley Good Cfirst semester?, Yvonne Cleverly tsecond semester? Moira Yadon was the officer-sponsor. Guiding girls on personal health and charm standards this year fell to the Personal Efficiency Depart- ment. headed by lackie Dahl Cfirst semester? and loyce Couch tlast semester? with Mary Kinzel as officer- sponsor. X M a i d e n s shared in the war effort by organizing the Service for Vic- tory Depart- ment. headed by loan Arps, with Marilyn Peterson tfirst semester? and Barbara Dale tsecond semes- ter? as officer- - sponsors. MISS CHILBERG