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

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,Slclwnl Hwmn 'zzglzanclu The legislative spoke in the CSG wheel re- volves around the roll president. They form the Student Council and meet every Tuesday to dis- cuss and to solve school problems. This year, the Council, under the chairmanship ot Ianet Meyers: w - Worked toward the Good Sportsmanship Award. H -helped other clubs with their drives. -elevated the percentage of bankers to sec- : ond highest in the city. -experimented in meetings with an open I agenda, student observers and suggestion slips. I, -labored toward making annual West Seattle Day a success. Bradley Ness presiding over Mr. Brinck's roll 1 Sponsofed Noon Dances' FALL COUNCIL lst row: Ioyce Colliver, Gayle Emory, Barbara Williams, Ian Thompson, Carolyn Price, Marilyn Crook, Lou Ann Burke, Pat Leece. 2nd row: Gloria Thompson, Sally Woods, Carolyn DeGroote, Lloyd Orlob, Bob Peterson, Gordon Young, Dave Hartnett, Iohn Youngquist, Mickey Williams. SPRING COUNCIL lst row: Bill Cundy, Iohn Kurtz, Bradley Ness, Paul Otto, Gerald Howick, Daryl Hawkins, George Aller, Iim Peterson, Bob McBride, Hoy Brown. 2nd row: Mary Gottwig, Lee Ann Buchanan, Kay Lee, Lynn Bovick, Sylvia Whitman, Margie Cooper, Peggy Babcock, Betty Hinton, Ianet Myers, Carol Abbott, Bernice Hanson. 3rd row: Bob Minard, Herald Gwilym, Carol Smith, Iackie Anderson, Eleanor Friar, Doris Cory, Carol Hobart, Robert Skotheim. Sally Woods, Iohn Youngquist.

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'n,a6'Jtancl1, It is the pleasure of the executive cog of our cooperative school government to work toward the constant improvement of our school and community. The executive cog fits between many different larger gears Corganizations or groupsl for ex- Tenet Myers ample between student council and administra- Ed Mcljute tion, between our school and other schools in the state, between the Bed Cross and the students, and many similar situations. When you have two gears if one turns the other doesn't necessarily turn, but if you put an- other gear between them the big ones turn at the same speed and in the same direction. If activities are not completely successful it is because the executive branch fthe small gearl turns backward or too slow. Caluhei 'Nu From Left to Right: Dayton Griffen, Mel Meyers, Gordy Young, Ed McFate, Wendy Hurlbut, Peggy Babcock, Billie Iohnson, Pat Paige, Alan McAllister, Don Cole, Ianet Myers, Phil McKinley. The cabinet is part of the executive department. Each member is a cog that fits into the executive machinery. The-se are the people that do a lot of hard work and receive very little credit for it. They have served to bring better assemblies, closer relations with other high schools, a cleaner appearing school and school grounds, enjoyable school dances, and better coordination between the three branches of the school government. By their efforts many wheels are turned forward.