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

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SIIIE IIE 8 MATH Center: Gardening, as a hobby often begins in Mr. Sice1ofi's botony classes. Left Column: Miss Peaslee, head of the Mathematics Department: Mr. Ander- son: Miss Dunn. Right Column: Mr. Bonar, head of the Science Department: Mr. Wohlrabe, Mr. Blauert. Bottom Row: Miss Tozier, Mr. Mackey, Mr. Comeaux, Miss Pierce: Mr. Siceloii, Mr. Doty. A greater appreciation of Puget Sound and the Whole World about us as ample dividend for the hours we spend in physics and chemistry and biological science. How the starfish lives-where the clam hides out-what treasure the sea holds - We learn the answers to such questions. We learn to understand lite around us, their adaptations for living and their problems. 13 Mr. Hannaford, Boys' Advisor

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E GLISH 8. LANGUAGES Center: Miss Young's English class at work. Left Column: Miss McKenzie, head of the English Department, and Mrs. Chamberlen: Miss Akin: Miss Hurd. Right Column: Miss Hague, Mr. Rakus, Miss Cook. Bottom Row: Miss Young, Miss Curry, Miss Phillips, Miss Lucas, Mrs. Ault, Miss Friar. CNote: Miss Culver is camera-shy.l Our classes in literature provide us with more than just theability to understand the printed page. They make us aware of the Worthwhile books that can add much to our enjoyment -books that are excel- lent companions, during an afternoon on the beach or an evening by the fireside. 12 Miss Chilberg, Girls' Advisor

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PHYSICAL ED II!-l'l'IU Mrs. Babb Mrs. Ferguson Mr. P. I. Murphy Mr. Ullin Physical education classes, in this Puget Sound country of ours, help us enjoy to the- full the recreational advantages the region offers. And the con- tribution to our ability to live happily that We have received from instruction in art or in cooking and clothing classes is no minor contribution. HUME Ellll UMIE5, ART 8. MUSIC aw. Above: Miss Davis' art class makes a portrait of a rabbit. Below: Miss Bachmann, Miss Frey, Mr. Behymer, Mr. Brown, Miss Davis. l4