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

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FALL COUNCIL , . , STUDENT COURT SPRING COUNCIL Roll Presidents: Row 1, left to right: Myra Barnes, Joy Jensen, Lorraine Perry, Marcia Mage, Edie Gilbert- son, Gay Hemphill, Betty Knowles, Julia Mathewson, Mariio Swenson, Delores Stevens, Donna Jinkens. ' Row 2: Jackie Zumalt, Laurie West, Betty Lou Dahley, Bunny Wendel, Sandy Thompson, Sharon Kieland, Sharon Faler, Barbara Pitt, Betty Peasley, Pauline Doolittle. Nancy Conner, lris Beisner, Row 3: Jim Flynn, Dave Nay, Bob Holter, Rod Phinney, Swede Swenson, Vern Mackie, Claire Cole, Peenie Poinier, Joe Gowdy, Edson S. Pederson, Keith Willson. Row 4: Bill Braun, Lee James, Star Traversie, Bull Wagner, Tim Hill, Ed Emerick, Rolland Ehlers, Jim Rongner, Bob Brazier. Pictured at left: Ron Rice, senior, sophomore, Janet Holter, sophomore, Barbara Kuest, lunior, Maureen Sears, spring senior, senior, Ed Parker, iunior. Traversie, fall Justices not pictured are: Howard Pitts, sophomore, C I B kf I f , C , , and Barbara Plummer, fall Senior. aro ec s rom- n ormation ommissioner Row 1, left to right: Betty Lou Dahley, Delores Stevens, Judy Mathewson, Iris Beisner, Barbara Damm, Carol Vincent, Shirley French, Robert Spencer, Janice Tullock. if Row 2: Anna Thrasher, Helen Earnheart, Elizabeth Davie, Barbara Derby, Marlene Spencer, Betty Peasley, Sharon Faler, Judy Jackson, Ona Kay Kroll, Sylvia Fylling, Arlene Baker, Barbara Hannaford. Row 3: Harry Vye, Jim Flynn, Tom Companion, Larry Gill, Ted Angle, Darvel Farrell, Bob Berg, K. C. O. .. ..... ,. ,W-nl eh L s . l 2 5 2 I 2 5 Z 2

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COOPERATIVE CHOOL COVER ME T Bev Beers-President me ' Tim Hill-Vice-President Sue Johnson-Council Secretary Mr. Franks-Student-Faculty Advisor C. S. C. COMMISSIONERS Left To right: STU Trenholme, Point, Larry- Pierce, Assembly, Alice Saari, ln-School, Ruth Anderson, Out-of-School, Pat Purdom, Administration, Ron Rice, Studenf Court. Left to right: Merle Barker, Pep, Virginia Morgan- rofh, Forum, Ron Finlay, Finance, Dee McDonald, Cabinef Secretary, Paul Thiry, Maintenance: ,ig-Q1' 2 9 3

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We Remember Him . . 'TF' 3-'iE'5'5' t l t l bm emi b l n Q .gsm Sw ,e e fr. - 'w aQ,,vfwMQ,3 Lyle Kaye loved life and loved people. Because of this he made many friends. As one of those fortunate enough to have been his friend, I will always remember how warmly he wel- comed me to West Seattle. His basic principles of living stemmed quite naturally from his belief in people and his interest in life. He loved good books but was never a bookworm, he loved vigorous sports but was more than an athlete, he never lost sight of the spiritual dimensions of life and this school and all of us in it are better because he worked with us. Cecil F. Bullock. . l shall remember Lyle Kaye all my life. He was a good man, with the kind of goodness that combines patience and strength. But more important to me than his goodness was his ever-questing spirit. His mind was constantly alive to all that was around him, and he tackled the problems of life with a zestfulness that was contagious. As I think of all the reading he did, all the thinking, all the eager conversing with others, I feel a restlessness within me, a dissatisfaction with laziness and mediocrity, and an urge for action. Perhaps this is our great- est tribute: that we want to be like him. Gordon Hannaford.