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

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parent-teacher association Our main effort is to cooperate with the school on any proiect, and to help with the high school students' welfare. We have had a very successful ski season, and our dances have proven to be very popular. lt is the wonderful cooperation from the faculty and stu- dents that has made our year a success. L Row 1. Mrs. Holter, Treasurer: Mrs. Rice, President: Mrs. Medeen, Secre tary. Row 2. Mr. Bullock: Mrs. Bullard, lst Vice President: Mrs. Dahl Program Chairmany Mrs. Olsen, 2nd Vice President. The community, faculty, and students dedicated the library in memory of Lyle Kava. l6 The P.-T.A. meets monthly at West Seattle High School. 1

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Cooperative School Government has a far larger purpose , than that of organizing student activities. It is a way ' which students can organize their opinions on various school I , issues to make it more enioyable for both teachers and stu- ' dents. This student opinion is also beneficial to the faculty in that it gives them an insight on present student thinking. C.S.G. Maintenance is a medium through which students are given the opportunity to accept responsibilities and through these experiences de- velop into better citizens for tomorrow s world. MURL BARKER HELEN HUNTER Point 4 if In C Y, 5 ., . u l Ju. . , f ff: 1 as 1 l V 0 . ,i Li . . . 4.5 I T: 1 l 4: 'E l . --f LARRY PIERCE-President CARULE BECKSTROM Pep l . , , i. ,ne nt! ki V - - ' . -x ,h Q' ., , . 1 K 'l 0 1 l, F i ' -' 1 l i ' I . M W , 2 'ff' A i VJ A X PAUL HARVEY STU TRENHOLME KAREN CLARKSON In-School Justice Out-of-School Row I-Le Shelley, Barbara Kuest, Laurine Moilanen, Carmen Bierke, Roberta Blake, Marietta Voss, Ophelia Hill, Col- leen Elsner, Jo Dunlap, Doris Glidwell, Mariorie Bybee, Larry Metcalf, Bob Ogdon, Pete Manville. Row 2-Arlene Baker, Nancy Stuart, Judy Aitken, Mariio Witzko, Beverly Raleigh, David Hecimorick, Ene'Liis Pikne, Merete Brandal, Susan Smails, Dallas Christiansen, Edra Olson, Chris King, Marv Cowley. Row 3-Sue McGalIiard, Susan Hunt, Carol Peterson, Charleen Thompson, Geri Hlle, Eileen Williams, Ron Kingma, Diana Mercer, Diane DeWitt, Linda Bellingar, Duane Ruud, Jay Murray, David Chantler. Row 4-Nancy Merrell, Frances Orsborn, Judy Thompson, Joan Finlay, Janeil Ray, Loretta Lenning, Nancy Nye, Myra Barnes, Sylvia Oman, Jerry Laux, Ron Greising, Gary Hardy, Jim Sloan. Row 5-Cliff Harsant, Bill McLaughlin, Ben Farrar, Jim Bergstrom, John Rice, Jerry Caton, Rom Ogard, Bill Worthington, John Chytil, Bill McRae, Andy Pederson, Conrad Kasperson, Jack Brehan, Mike Laux, Dick Busse, Lee Voorhees. SALLY WOECK-Secretary I

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W if 0 The P.-T.A. ores nted the school with reproductions of fine paintings. A dance sponsored by the P.-T.A. 5 il , 3. ' ww 'L ' I . I H . i v gg .: , . . I l ifl if : l fl ' Q Y t z i E J. I ' ' : l Q 'f , it lfl F M f , k' V ,A L, A i 1 -agr, ..::- 5.1 Y 'Q xg , v..1,iz Ji , , ' ml' 'i ' 5. :it f - ii, V 3 -3- V V Q gkggfg rl ' Nw, - - V A y- Mr. Franks, 3rd Vice President, leads the P.-T.A. on their first look at the new school. l7