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

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'Fig I MR. BRAIN, JOHN TORRANCE, BRIAN PARKER, Boys' Club Adviser Fall President Treasurer boys' f R r I . . 5,-. li tf' X. ' it ' ill i - U ' y ,. ii ' .'-.' f ,, , -Q' 'Y Q A .A ki V 1 ,-' Y P' ., ' 'Q ff-f ,i ' i 3' ' A if I r , W 4. , 41, ary- N 1 xg I fx ki '- L I ' 4 QI 4 , em.. --. -a. .,x FALL REPRESENTATIVE. Row 1: Tom Ogard, George Williams, Darrel Thiel, Gene Tuffs, Leon Brackens, Jack Knife. Row 2: Dick Levin, Creig Jondson, Tony Softli, Clyde Neaville, Al Rossman. Row 3: Dennis Jones, Bud Erickson, Wally Tice, Bob Saito, Jim Sweeney, Pete Cameron. Row 4: Jack Chavy, Carl Hain, Napoloen, Tom Walls, Bob Losey, Bob Little, James McGror. Row 5: Neal Lanctot, Bill McRae, Leatherneck Ayers, Dick Pelto, Boomer. During lunch, boys enioyed playing games in the The Boys' Club cooperated with the Girls' Club in making the Youth Service Center a success. Boys' Club Office. A4- .vw .fi . 3.4

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GIRLS CLUB CREED- l believe as a Hlgh School girl of Seattle l should be Joyous courageous, and courteous. Truthful considerate and lust. Loyal and sincere in friendship. Too noble to speak ill of others. Willing to forgive and forget. Prompt and gracious in obedience. Ready to do all possible service. Quick to appreciate what is done for me. Respectful to my elders. True to the best that is within me that l may become a fine and worthy woman. .1- X- PERSONAL EFFICIENCY DEPT. Row I: Edra Olson, Scholarship, Sandra Daho, Dept. Head: Nancy Hod- son, G.C. Receptionists. Row 2: Marlene Spencer, Scrapbook, Betty Dowdell, Comm. Sign-Up, Donna Pannek, Art, Knot picturedl Myra Barnes, Charm and Health. SERVICE DEPT. Row 1: Barbara Fields, Standards, Linda Bellinger, Dept. Head, Cathy Davis, Social Service, Marion Bruhns, Tillicums. Row 2: Pat Nesheim, Friendship, Judy Johnson, Dads' Night, Dona Quine, P.-T.A. Tea, Mona Jinkens, Installa- tion. ,n 1- . vi 1 J : SPRING REPRESENTATIVES. Row I: Pat Kelly, Gwen Tatman, Jennie Plenkovich, Florence Danniloff, Lorraine Johnson, Margie Ness, Glenda Cook. Row 2: Evelyn Jensen, Eileen Williams, Nancy Hodson, Suzanne Baker, Bar- bara Spenser, Joan Farmer, Nancy McDaniel. Row 3: Pauline Doolittle, Pat Lancaster, Ellen Ogden, Rosalie Marks, Helen Hermann, Joan Martin, Rosalie Harris, Pat Squire. Row 4: Ruth Lorentzen, Sue Goodman, Marsha Olson, Joanne Hurst, Diana Richmond, Kathy Hel- berg, Marilyn Thatcher, Marie Ribanyi, Caro- lyn Flint, Mariio Neitro, Betty Bryant. 2l

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club TED FOSS. RUSS DOW, MR. LONG, Secretary Fall Vice President and Boys' Adviser Spring President SPRING REPRESENTATIVES. Row I: Skip Kulle, Ron Taylor, Dave Wenger, Dick Torney, Phile Oke Jr., Lance McGrath, Lynn Martin, D. Schultz. Row 2: Jim Rocheleau, Ron E. D. Sterlington, John Patzer, Harry Rubenaker, Tom Walls, Gary Todd, Jim Schink, Jerry Larson. Row 3: Frank Moss, Pete Wicks, Leonard Frye, Ray Sicher, Duke Wallis, Specs Peltaninske, Jerry Ruhl, Ace Noffesnger. Row 4: John Rich, Gene Manwell, Leonard McGlothlen, John Fitzpatrick, Bill gvalker, Al Worden, Rik Forschmidt. Row 5: Kenneth Basher, Don Boltz, Hank Stream, Robert Burnett, Dave Coghill, Cliff Davidson, Ken Schubert, Jim u ivan. Russ directed the business of the Boys' Club during the Spring semester. The CSG, BC versus Faculty game was a thriller which ended in a tie. . a I Qa1..afil-.Slam-n'L v-1-41 ' -