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

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1957 volume:

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' 'I K: Wiley.- W V' Ns-...W S' l I , Q A 'ie L 5 :1 7- was. ,, . 5, az ,,,W t a , w-,-....Lf1fM '- As a service center it reflects the spirit of cooperation andiefficiency, of materials made available through the combined efforts of student and professional staffs. I .r ,f As a reading center it helps the students to f'see beyoncl the rim of their own world and to discover the spirit of their democratic heritage. fkwlliif au: 2 .fifsg 11, ' an . As a learning center it fosters a respect for good workmanship along with the thrill of acquiring library skills and ultimate wisdom. In forewording our spirit of co-operation, we salute Miss Eoleltmud Meinshcaol, Austrian exchange teacher. In West Seattle I have found co-operative students who are lceenly in- terested in what I could tell them about Europe and who were eager to learn the German language. The friendliness that I have experienced in this school will he among my most pleasant memories of the United States. May my stay here help to promote the spirit of understanding between our nations. itfblfthfuf Aibbfin U Q ', e She comments on homeland l Native costume adds to class interest Teacher poses for photo She receives honorary membership in Excitement of first American Christmas Girls' Club Dr. Meinschad tells students of far away Austria Seniors receive Torch Honor pins What is the West Seattle spirit to which this 1957 Kimtah is dedicated? Is it pep at games, enthusiasm for school activities, loyalty to the school, and pride in its traditions? I dare say that we might all agree that these are some of the outcomes of our school spirit, hut not school spirit itself. When we are searching for the real spirit of a school, aren't we trying to find its essence, its inner meaning? To me, the essence of West Seattle is our respect for knowledge, our respect for people, and our eagerness to work together for the common good. That we love know- ledge is proven again and again hy the tremendous use we make of our library and hy the increasing status of scholarship and the Honor Society. That we respect people is demonstrated by our friendship for all students regardless of race, religion or class. That we strive for the common good is demonstrated hy the Way students and teachers work together thru Cooperative Student Gov- ernment to solve our common problems. Isn't this the essence and isn't this the spirit of West Seattle High School? CL ,Ei J The spirit of West Seattle is not a thing you can put your finger on. You can't point and say: HThere it isln But that it does exist is a fact beyond question. We see it at athletic contests, where we always have many people from the community supporting our teams. We see it in the summer at the Hi-Yu. We see it in the many active service clubs - oh, it exists all right. And a very good thing it is, too. One of the problems of living in a large city is that one may become foot-loose, lost, rootless, just another member of the lonely crowd. We do not thrive under such conditions, as we have a need to belongg we want to be important parts of the society in which we live. We are grateful that in West Seattle we have a com- munity feeling. We have a place where we belong. We have a home. -ff-AQ f if f p Parents take interest at Open House Who's got the money? Disk jockey shack Infomation please Co-operative School Government Left to Right: Chuck Thomas, Janet LaMarche, Cathy Rice, Don Campbell, jim Manussen, Mr. Franks, Sally Thrune, Diane DeWitt, Chuck Watson, Larry Blackaller, Jack Pierce, Nancy Hartwig, Penny Allen, Margo Peirson and Mr. Bullock consider a serious problem. IO Talent Assembly Who done it? Active C0u1'1Cil? To illustrate the value of good student-faculty relations and to train the citizens of tomorrow to develop a sense of civic responsibility is the purpose of the Cooperative School Government at West Seattle. Plans for each year's activities are started the preceding summer as the C.S.C. officers and commissioners prepare for the months ahead. Bringing with it the sense of a fresh start, the fall semester begins with an introduction assembly and the develop- ment of new student organizations. Next we enjoyed winning the annual 'Paddle Battle' Seasons' Pass Contest with Ballard High School. Football halftimes, registration, the maintenance prob- lems, publicizing school activities and helping student or- ganizations and planning West Seattle Day, are only a few of the limitless duties which keep the C.S.C. occupied during the year. PRESIDENT . . . I ack Pierce VICE-PRESIDENT . . . Cathy Rice SECRETARY . . . . Diane DeWitt ADMINISTRATION . . Ann Kinner ASSEMBLY . . . Janet I..aMarche CABINET SECRETARY FINANCE .... . Nancy Hartwig Charles Watson FORUM .... . Don Campbell INFORMATION . . Margo Peirson IN-SCHOOL . . Larry Blackaller INTER-HIGH . Mary Schmoyer JUSTICE . . . Mike Schrammeck MAINTENANCE . Chuck Thomas OUT-SCHOOL . . . Dick Busse PEP .... . Sally Thrune POINT . . . . Penny Allen STUDY HALL . lim Magnussen l l Paddle Battle Pep Assembly ADMINISTRATIVE DEPARTMENT - First Row: Diane Crowder, Elaine Walton, Edna Mae PERSONALITY DEPARTMENT - Nevels, Sharon Grohn, Sharon julian, Bev Raleigh, Eileen Williams. Second Row: Jeannette Killgore, Claudia Steffan, Elaine Geo Barton, Linda Johnson, Sharon Hague, Sharon Wilhelm, Lillian Holert. fries, Nancy Kelly, Karen Moore. West Seattle Girls' Club GIRLS' CLUB CABINET - Bev Raleigh, corresponding secretary, Diane Paxton, personality departmentg Diane Vickery, vice-president, Carol Backus, entertainment departmentg Penny Price, sophomore, auxiliaryg Mrs. Olsen, advisor, Germaine McNeil, treasurer, Eileen Williams, admin- istrative department, Gwen Nesneim, service department, Elaine Fitzpatrick, presidentg Doris McCammant, recording secretary. Cabinet meeting Toy Drive Advisor Mrs. Olsen Ei Q H -I '9' I 5 affid- l l 1 3 rst Row: Diane Paxton, Sally Rush, Bev Crandall, Joan Second Row: Anna Freeman, Diane Saxwold, Judy Jef- Girls' Club! Seldom are there two words which include so many ideals. For most girls it is regarded as compan- ionship, activities, and enjoyment. The ultimate results of these include development of personality, ability to subordinate selfish interests to the interests of the group, loyalty to classmatesg the school, and to one's own ideals and purposes, interest in the welfare of allg best use of one's own abilities, and ability to sacrifice immediate pleasure to future good. Many successful functions such as Mom-Daughter Banquet, Dads' Night, Christmas Drive, Tolo, Girls' Club Week and numerous others have been sponsored successfully by girls actively participating in the phase which appealed to them most. As we go our separate ways through life, we feel We have given something of ourselves to each other. Neither time nor distance will take away the influence left by the warm traits of personality and comradeship, nor lessen the pleasant memories of joys and happiness we have shared together. To all who have made this year a successful one Girls' Club expresses its thanks. To Mrs. Olsen, the mother of our tribe, we extend our deepest appreciation for her part in making our club a success. Duty inspires one to do a job well, but love inspires one to do it beautifully. It is her love which has and will continue to carry Girls' Club through the years. Elaine Fitzpatrick v SERVICE DEPARTMENT - First Row: Gwen Nesheim, Germaine McNeil, Carolyn Martin, Joanne Jaech, Hazel Sowards, Christie Francis, Devy Perrin. Second Row: Sue Barrett, Marilyn Holert, Priscilla Bigge, Shirley Fletcher, Patty Rogers, Pat Munroe. SOPHOMORE AUXILIARY - Penny Price, Elaine Fitzpatrick, Marilyn Dee- bach, Bertha Spannaus, Rose Johnson, Linda Granger, Margo Phillips. I Sna- s..:.'-9.....' ENTERTAINMENT DEPARTMENT- First Row: Carol Backus, Doris McCammant, Helga Williams, Carol Luker, Maxine Goldstein, Karen Rodgers. Second Row: Layne Miller, Ann Melde, Nancy Johnson, Judy Johnston. ? E H ? 2 2 I West Seattle Boys' Club - Selecting New Officers - Busy Mr. Barros Ken Schubert, Publicity Chairmang Bill Anderson, Treasurerg Larry Smith, Dance Chairrnang Jerry Caron, Vice President. Thrilling Assembly? E E I i s 2 K W Cluk l 3 Craig Johnson, president, Larry Peterson, sec- retary, Mr. Barrows, advisor. Q I ,... 5...- ,, Q 1 ' V 1 QF. J Color Guard Q if Chess Champs Boys, Club comes out of the inactive category. The challenge of white shirts versus the Girls' Club middie campaigns gave all boys in the school a chance to become active in their club's activities. The an- nual Harvest Moon Ball, the toy drive, the lettermen's evening assembly, the bulletin board and many other events constituted the year's calendar. Fun and hard work constitute a successful toy drive. x v K ,. ,x --...,......v-f-- 5 5 f hJ. W J V,A?w ? , W. 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WHITE DAY LUNCHEON Gwen Tatman and Jerry Hanson FRUIT DRIVE Diane Paxton and Lynn Martin Cnot picturedb EL 2 WV WHITE DAY ASSEMBLY FALL DANCE Andy Pederson and Marilyn Harrington Loretta Lenning and Craig Wallitner SPECIAL ENTERTAINMENT CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS Maxine Goldstein Larry Metcalf and Doris Thomas WHITE DAY DANCE Suzanne Slater and Frank Bistrom ' K up 'UP ADOLPHSON, JUDY CLil'GirD S ades, Study Checker, Attendance Office, Lab Assistant. 'IE always be worthy of my friends and make a real success of my future plans. AID, BOB CBoboD Bowling, Intramural Basketball I To study Fisheries and to squeeze a nickle out of Weg. AITKEN, IUDITH Uudyj Kimtah Editor, Future Teachers of America President, Girls, Club Art Commit- tee Chairman, CSG Representative, Torch Honor Society, Senior Class Christ- mas Decorations. To gain a higher education. ALGER, SHARON LEE CTairdeeJ Roll Secretary, Office Practice Secretary, Girls' Club Representative, Senior Play Committee Chairman. ALLEN, ETHAN CLa.rryj CSG, Baseball. Will enter Air Force immediately after graduation. Get into Radar Division and go to Air Force School for Electrical Engineering course. ALSPAUGH, DONNA CAllshotD Girls' Club. To become a skater in a professional Ice Show. AMES, GRIFFIN CGriffj CSG Election Committee, Finance Commission, Chess Club, Senior Fruit Drive, Math Club. To become an engineer, and get a Volkswagen. AMICK, PATRICIA CPatD P-TA Dance Committee, Girls' Club Receptionist, Social Service Club. Going to Business College. Have a happy marriage. ANDERSON, ANITA CNitaD Program Committee, Honor Society, Christmas Decorations. Add R.N. and Mrs. to my name. Give first aid to the innocent bystanders of Susie's project, ANDERSON, JUANITA C Wong j Girls' Club Committee, Roll Room Representative. Go to college and always do right by my parents. ANDERSON, SHARON CSharD Roll President, Library Representative, Youth for Christ, Christmas Decora- tions, Ski Club, Home Economics Club, Big Sister. ANDERSON, WILLIAM CBillJ ANGLIN, JOAN Uoanieb Big Sister. To marry a mean millionaire and be miserably rich. ARTHUR, BERNARD CKingj Boys' Club Busy XVork Club, Table Tennis Club, White Shirt Day Chairman. To live, leam and let live. ASHLIN, NANCY Senior Class Secretary, Roll President, Girls' Club Committee Chairman, Girls' Club Representative, P-TA Dance, Pow-Wow, Honor Society, Mother-Daughter Tea, Music and Talent Assembly. Go to the U. of W. as a music major. Be a good Christian in all walks of life. ASVITT, LARRY C Zip J Radiator gang, clock watcher. To go active for two years in the Navy. AUSTIN, ALVAN CAD Roaming the halls with the boys. Walking my girl to study. College. BACCETTI, BOB Sophomore Class Treasurer, Co-chairman of Senior Picnic. BACKUS, CAROL Entertainment Department Head, Secretary of the Scholarship Comm., Roll Room Offices, Girls' Club Representative, Kimtah, Ski Club, Senior Class Com- mittees. Go to the University of Washington, make a certain person happy, always live up to the faith and trust my wonderful parents have in me. BAKER, CAROLE CHaley'sj Mother-Daughter Tea Committee, Make-Up Club, Spades, Christmas Decora- tions, Audio-Visual. Work for two years, then get married and have about three kids. BAKER, SUZANNE CSueD Song Leader, Honor Society, Torch Society, Dad's Night Committee, Faculty Tea, Senior Christmas Decorations, Senior White Day Dance, Pow-Wow, Girls' Club Representative, After School Swimming, Big Sister. To go to college, be an actress, have a happy marriage, rear ten children, and live on a farm. BANTA, SHARON CShortyj Roll Secretary, Roll President. Go to Business School. BARTEL, JANET Roll President, Girls' Club Committee Chairman, Office Clerk, Home Econom- ics Club, Study Checker. To go into partnership with Gwen as chief pigeon feeders at Times Square. BEATON, DIANE CDD Christmas Decorations. Make that trip to California with Jerry, Carol and Eleanor. Have a lot of friends, and to fulfill my dreams. BECK, KEN Senior Class Representative, Member of the Hall Patrol. so ii: Mexico City with C. Neaville. Spend New Year's Eve at The Place iga e. BEDAL, DALE Baseball, W Club, Athletic Council, Study Checker. Go to college and study Electricity and Forestry. To lead a full and successful life and to be a confirmed bachelor. BEDAL, DIANE CBeed1ej Girls' Club Representative, Girls' Club Committees, Senior Roll Secretary, Big Sister. To try and always live a happy and successful life. BERG, ELEANOR P-TA Dance Committee, Ski Club, Roll Officer, Study Checker. To attend college and become a successful person. BERGH, LAULIE CBergiej Senior Choir, Roll President, Girls' Club Representative, Big Sister. To always remain faithful to the RG's, and keep Toni and Jody out of trouble, and always be worthy of my friends. BERGSTROM, DANNY CBurgiej Radiator Gang, Junior Class Representative, Dance Committee, Senior Choir, Christmas Decorations. Attend the University of Washington, ROTC, Engineering. BERGUM, DENNIS CDennyj FTA Historian, Band, Spanish Club, Moccasin Club, Math Club. To become a good teacher and be a credit to my parents. BERO, EMILE Science Fiction Club. Air Force. BERRY, HENRY CHenD ' r Warno s. Join the United States Coast Guard and live a happy life. BETTS, MARY EDITH CTinkerD Big Sister, Moccasin Club, Library Representative. To try to do my best in whatever I do. BIANCHI, JEAN Clerical, P-TA Dance Committee, Christmas Decorations, Junior Achieve- ment, Senior Play Aetivities, Roll President, Pep Commission. ?o live the wonderful life I'm going to have by being the best wife and mother can. BIENZ, JEAN ELLEN CSmidginj Honor Society, Office Clerk, Friendship Committee, Orchestra, Girls' Club, CSG. Business College and marry a man as nice as my father, and try to be as good a wife and mother as my mother. BISTROM, FRANK CBisJ Roll' Oflfieer, Letterman's Club, Spike Shoe, Boys' Club, Three-year Letterman ln rac . Attend the University of XVashington and then a good jobg next a happy mar- riage and a long life. BLAUERT, PAUL CP.B.j I Sophomore Representative, Senior Representative, VV Club, Golf, Roll See' retary, Honor Society, Ski Club. ' To go to college and be a good friend to all my friends. BOENDER, DEAN CBOoneD Library Representative, VV Club, Gridsmen, Football, Radiator Gang, 2nd Team Letterman in Baseball. BOETTCHER, JOYCE CJoj Girls' NV Club, Big Sister, Christmas Decorations. lpither get a iob or go on to school. BOLEN, SALLY CHalf Pintj Big Sister, Music and Talent, Christmas Decorations. To take that trip to California with Sherri, Nita, Donna, Sue and Connir and to make my parents proud of me. BOYD, PATRICIA CPattij Charm and llealth Chairman, Big Sister, CSG Ilepresentative, XVill and Testa- ment Chairman. To always he happy and to fulfill my secret dreams. 21 ,- f 'QW . W i 1. 1. , :da at Q HW' ,, --uae W f. X . o, ,? 4 .wt 4 . f. H ,f t , j i Q ...... 1 ' L x Y' 4 is ! J , ' li I. nw ,, J y qi. .x I 01.455 ww' ig s as BRANDAL, MERETE CMettej Physics Lab Assistant, Honor Society. English teacher and marriage. BREHAN, GERALDINE Uerryj W Club, Ski Club, Make-up Club, Decoration Committee, Tom-Tom Com- mittee, Home Economics Club. I l U Steal the Frenchman's car for our trip to California. To fulfill all my dreams. BROUGHTON, FLICK D. College and post-graduate work. BRUTON, WILLIAM CBillj Spend my time helping the little lady janitor do her heavy lifting. To marry M. L. I. and be real happy and successful. BURCHEDEAN, IOAN Uonij Study Checker, Roll Officer, Girls' Club Committees, Big Sister. To see Peggy and the gang out at the U. of W. dorm next fall. BURTON, GLORIA Girls' Club Committee, Roll President, Home Economics Club, Big Sister, Senior Picnic, Study Checker. To marry Don and to be happy always. BUSSE, RICHARD CDick-Buzzej CSG Outaof-School Commissioner, CSG Finance Commissioner, Roll President, Student Council, Chess, Tennis Club, Honor Society. College, serve my Uncle, be a scientist? BUTLER, SHIRLEY CShirlj Girls' Club Committees, Big Sister, Girls' Club Representative, Office Clerk, W Club, Honor Society, Roll Vice-President and Treasurer. To be a success and travel around the world. BYBEE, MARIORIE CMargiej Various Roll Offices, Honor Society, Big Sister, Office Clerk. Go to college, and be successful in whatever I do. CALDWELL, HERSCHEL CHerschj Boys' W Club, Spike Shoe. To travel around the world. CAMERON, PETER CPeteD Boys' Club Representative, Advisory Council, CSG, Senior Drive, Study Checker, Senior Activities. Navy, then wherever the winds may take me. CAMPBELL, DONALD CDonj Roll Officer, CSG Forum Commissioner, IFO, Debate, SIRO, NIRO, UNESCO, CARE, Warriors, Boys' State, Fruit Drive, junior Achievement. To make my life beneficial for not just myself, but my friends and the bulk of mankind. To be a success in college. CAMPBELL, WILLIAM CBillj Lee Earl, studying. To be one of the leading architects in the country. CARLSON, ANITA CNinaj Girls' Club, Study Checker. To always have health and happiness. To someday become Mrs. A. V. G. CARLSON, NORMAN CARMODY, THOMAS Radiator Gang. Ioin the Navy. To jump up and touch the ceiling on the second floor. CASEMAN, MILLICENT CSandeD Home Economics Club, Big Sister, P-TA Dance Committee, Dad's Night, Basket Girl, IFO, Christmas Decorations, French Club. To go to Central Washington where the boys out-number the girls 3 to 1. CATON, IERRY Uerj Boys' Club Vice-President, Ticket Squad, Pushing VVhite Shirt Day, Carrying Iackie's and my books from 8:30 to 3:10. To be the first man to successfully avoid the draftg and to be able to tcach math as well as Shorty and Herbie, CHARTRAND, DANIEL CDanD Warriors, Bowling, Choir, Advanced Ensemble, Working with Boys' Club. To be a successful salesman and to establish a 200 bowling average. CHAVEY, JACK CBunkiej Golf, Warriors, Torch. College, than serve my time with Uncle Sam. CHRISTIE, CONNIE CConJ Sophomore Class Secretary, CSG Representative, P-TA Dance Committee, Big Sister, CSG Commission, Girls' Club Committees, Senior Prom, Senior Class Dance, Senior Christmas Decorations, Co-chainnan of Senior Class Picnic. To be successful in what I do and get the most out of life. CLABOE, DANIEL CAdmiral Danj Sophomore CSG Representative, Sophomore and junior Vice-President of Pep Club, Boys' Club Representative, Iunior Roll Secretary. scohol in Euro e France . Travel, help Central Europe with struggle Attend ' p C D for freedom, help spread the Faith. CLARK, PHYLLIS CPhilj P-TA Dance Committee, Girls' Club Representative, CSG Committee, Study Checker, Christmas Decorations, Senior Picnic, Charm and Health, Big Sister. Never forget the wonderful friends I have now and to always be worthy of them. Graduate from college someday and reach my aim in life. CLAYTON, IO ANN Uo, Bugj Library Representative To have a happy and successful marriage. CLEVELAND, DARLENE CSquirtj Dad's Night, Christmas Decorations, Senior Dance Committee. To reach Hawaii with Nancy by 1959 and really have a ball. Be a secretary. CLIFTON, EVELYN QLynnej Dance Committee, Class Representative, Christmas Decorations. To always live a happy and successful life. CLIFTON, LAWRENCE Library Delinquent, Honor Society, Library Roll Representative. College, then design some half-way decent looking cars. COLE, GERALD C-Toe, Ierryj Vice-President of Choir, Track. Finish my Navy career and then do what the Lord has for me. COMNICK, JEAN Uenniferl Sophomore Auxiliary, Class Representative, Vice-President of Future Teachers of America, Pow-VVow, Nloccasin Club. To live for Him who died for me. CONNELL, ANNE Girls' Club Committee, Clerical, Publicity, Senior Committee, Big Sister. To live a Christian life. CONQUEST, FLORENCE CFl0D Girls' Club Representative, Senior Representative, Big Sister. To always be happy. CRAIG, VAL Big Sister, Christmas Decorations, Senior Picnic, Charm and Health, P-TA Dance Committee, Girls' Club Representative, CSG. To marry Ron and always be happy with him. CRANAGE, NORMA CNormj To be completely yielded to the Lord and attend S.P.C. CRANDALL, BEVERLY CBevj Honor Society, Girls' Club Committee Chairman, Future Teachers of America, Moccasin Club. CROSTHWAITE, GAIL Songleading, Pow-Wow, Mother-Daughter Tea, Senior Prom, Advisory Council, Class Officers. Attend the U. of W. CROWDER, DIANE CDD Girls' Club Committee Chairman, Senior Picnic, Senior Activities. gollelge, going to Hawaii, returning to the hallowed halls of good old VVest eatt e. CROVVDER, RAY CUFLEY, JIM CCufD Boys' Club. Devil's Creek or Bust , also to make it through U. of W. DAVIDSON, BRENT To live a happy life. DAVIS, MARY Spade, Senior Fruit Drive, Big Sister, Roll Activities. XVorkiug, and later becoming Mrs. Kramer. DAYVLEY LEWIS CLewj College, service, marry the nicest girl in school. DAY, RAY Navy. Make the best for Carlene. A' A 7 HM' .. an 2 f-v-' - DeLAITTRE, CHERYL CRedj Honor Society, Office Clerk, Senior Play, Roll President. To enter the college of my choice and succeed in the field of endeavor that I enter. DeLONG, MELVYN CMelj CSG Representative. College or the Air Force. DENHART, ANN CAnniej Ski Club, Big Sister, Pep Club, Roll Room Secretary, Library Representative, Girls' Club Representative. To graduate from college and make my parents as proud of me as I am of them. DePOORTER, GERALD Uerryj Honor Society, Math Club. College CEngineeringD. DeWITT, DIANE CDim Witty, DD CSG Council Representative, Assembly Commission, Cabinet Secretary, CSG Secretary, Girls' Club Committee, '57 Representative, Tillicums, Torch, VV Club, Senior Prom, W.S. Day and Alum. Com. Chr., Junior and Senior Class Committees, Girls' State. Live a long, happy life. Be a good friend to all my friends. Mrs. degree from W.S.C. DRAPER, ANITA Sophomore Representative, Home Economics Club, Office. To be a long-distance telephone operator at the Telephone Company. DROBESH, ROBERTA CBobbyj Girls' Club Committee, Class Representative, Senior Drive, Big Sister. To travel all over the world as an airline stewardess and get to know all sorts of people and find my purpose in life. DUNBAR, CLAUDIA Girls' Club. To marry Ron and raise a happy, healthy family. EARL, EMILY CLeej Girls' W Club, Big Sister, Clerical Committee '55, Torch Ilonor, Kinitah Staff, '56 Roll Vice-President, Sophomore Representative, Junior Achievement, Study Checker. To attend college and to marry Bill. EDWARDS, SUSAN CSuej Christmas Decorations, Senior VVhite Day Dance. To become a Commercial Artist. EHRI, XVALTER Cllillj Audio-Visual Crew, Track, Study Hall Checker, Senior Class Representative, Ski Club. College and stay away from the Suez. EVERSON, CAROL Senior White Day Luncheon, Girls' W Club, In-School Commission, llig Sister, Girls' Club Committee. Earn enough money to take that trip with Ele, Di, and Ger, become a secretary. FALK, YVONNE CPooj Advisory Council, Band, InfSehool Commission, All-City Band, All-State Rand, Big Sister, W Club, Chemistry Lab Assistant, Ski Club, French Club, VVest Seattle Day Assembly. Strive to make my ambitions come true and have an abundant life. FANNING, JOYCE Girls' Club Representative and Secretary, Senior Play Activities, junior Achieve- ment, Roll Offices. To become a full-time secretary and have a successful marriage. FARRELL, ROGER CRogj Roll-Veep, Boys' Club Representative, Maintenance Commission To live a full, happy life by helping others. FAY, HARRY CButchj Entered from Lewis and Clark High School, Spokane. September '56, Honor Society, Track. College. FERGUSON, MICIIAEL CMikeD Ski Club Committee, Radiator Gang. Navy for two years then go to college to study Architecture. FINCII, DIANE CF. FJ Senior Representative, Girls' Club, Charm and Health, Rig Sister, I'-'l'.X Dinner Committee, Ski Club. To be a success in whatever I may attempt and to meet annually with the R.G.'s. FISCIIER, VVANDA Cl'ishQ Christmas Decorations, Home Economics Club, Class Representative. Marry Forte and become a wonderful person like my mom. FITZPATRICK, ELAINE CLaniej Girls' Club President, Senior Prom Chairman, PTA, Dads' Night Chairtnan Honor Society, Advisory Council, Inter-lligh Council, Seabeck Delegate. if? always be worthy of my loved ones and friends and to find my purpose in 1 e. FLEMING, Sl IARON Iuvnior Representative, Allrom Decorations Committee, Senior Representative, Girls' Club Cosy Committee, Attendance Office, Mother-Daughter Tea. To be a stewardess with Pan American. FLETCHER, SHIRLEY CShirlD Mr. Hannaford's Secretary, Honor Society, Girls' Club Chairman of P-TA Teas and Secretary of Scrapbook '56, CSG Commissions, Drama Club, Make-up Club, Attendance Clerk, Senior Christmas Decorations, Roll Officer. To become a successful secretary and a homemaker and always have a smile for everyone. FLOWERS, SALLY FORSCHMIEDT, ERNESTINE CErniej Sopohomore Vice-President, '55 Pow-Wow, Senior Luncheon Hostess, Girls' Club Co-Chairman, Senior Class President, Honor Society. To lead a good life full of friends. FOSTER, SHEILA CSuzukij P-TA Dance Committee, Ski Club, Mother-Daughter Tea, Bulletin Board Com- mittee, Girls' Club Apartment. To always look forward to tomorrow and always be content with what I have. Art School. FREELAND, ROBERT CBobj Senior Fruit Drive. To go into the service in September. FREEMAN, ANNA Girls' Club Committee Secretary, Kimtah, Torch, Roll Representative, Senior Christmas Decorations. To attend the U. of W., to find happiness. FREEMAN, CLARENE C Claron j Girls' Club Representative, Big Sister. To attend Northwest Nazarene College in Nampa, Idaho. FREEMAN, TERRY Charm and Health Committee, In-School Commission, Big Sister, P-TA Dance Committee, Christmas Decorations, Senior Luncheon, Mother-Daughter Tea. To be happy always and find my place in life. FREY, FREDA FROST, LINDA CI-7rostyD P-TA Dance Committee, Big Sister, Senior White Day. To become a model and take a trip to California. FRYE, LEONARD CLenD Boys' Club Representative, Make-up Club, Lab Assistant. To become a teacher in the Business Education field. FRYE, LYNDA CLynnj giieident of the Make-up Club, Secretary-Treasurer of Dance Committee, Pep LI . To render future service to all humanity by my work in science. FRYER, RUTH IPO, Dads' Night Committee, Senior Christmas Decorations Committee. To go to the University of VVashington and major in Engineering. FULCHER, JUDY Senior Picnic, Girls' Club Committee, Senior Christmas Decorations. To make my parents proud of meg to always be sincere. GARRISON, TOMMY SUE ' Roll Prcsitlent, Girls' Club Representative, Senior Representative, Orchestra, Cleo Club, Spanish Club. Co to college and to serve God with my utmost ability. GEARON, JACK GEIGER, SHIRLEY CGeiger Counterj Make-up Club, Choir, Roll Secretary, Big Sister, Teasing Mr. Beasley. To either go to college or become a nurse. GIBSON, THERON GILLESPIE, LOIS Big Sister, Roll President and Vice-President. Flo always make ,lim happyg remain faithful to the RG's. GLOVER, LINDA CLinD Girls' Club Representative, Big Sister, Girls' Club Committees, Senior Picnic, Roll Secretary. To make by big dream come true, to get to be eighteen and do some of those forbidden things. 25 fan. A Q. E! 1 r, . X A It 4- X Ps. uv- l I I w 1 .. I in 'Ov' H90-up GOLDSTEIN, MAXINE CMaxj Girls' Club Committee Chairman, Senior Class Committee Chairman, CSG Commisison Member, Big Sister, Roll Officer. To be Worthy of my parents and friends. GRADDON, BARBARA CBarbD Big Sister, Senior Roll Representative, Girls' Club Committee, W Club. To travel to the Hawaiian Islands and maybe Europe. GRADDON, DEAN CGraddonD Iunior Class Representative. Go into the Navy and see the world. GRAHAM, MARY CMee Meel Gym Office, Orchestra, Spanish Club. t Attend college and someday return to Hawaii with a solicl music education behind me. GRAVES, MAXINE GREEN, VIRGINIA CGinniej Ski Club, Senior Picnic. To be a model and to marry Jack. GREGORY, MARION CGregD Chinook CManaging Editorl, Kimtah CEditorl, Roll President, Girls' Club Rep- resentative, Will and Testament, Torch Honor, IFO, Big Sister. To realize at least some of my dreams and to try very hard to be satisfied with my lot. Us doing both possible?D GRINDULIS, ANDRIS CPedroj Basketball. GROHN, SHARON Senior Commencement Secretary '56, Clerical Chairman, Girls' Club Commit- tee, Torch. To become the person I've wanted to be and to live up to my standards. GROSS, SONJA Pep Commission, Out-of-School Commission, Refreshment Committee, P-TA Dance Committee, Decorations Committee, Social Service Committee, Big Sister, Senior Decorations, Home Economics Club. To get engaged to Bill on the night of the Prom, to become a wonderful woman like my mother. GUDJONS, GUENTER Christmas Drive Committee, Office Clerk, Senior Boy of the Month. To work for a good position in life that will always satisfy meg to live a Chris- tian life that pleases and honors God, the Lord. GUIWITZ, BRUCE CGuyD Exchange Editor for Chinook, How Book Committee, Roll Room Vice-llresitlent. Navy, Journalism course in college. GUSTAFSON, SHARON CSherryj Girls' Club, Senior Representative. To go to the U. of W. and study Commercial Art. To always have 1 smile and a good word for everyone. HACKER, VONDA CRonniej Big Sister. To graduate and then go to California with Doris. HAGEN, ISLA CPunkyj Girls' W Club, P-TA Dance Committee, Senior Christmas Decorations, Senior Dance Committee. To be a success in my work, in a few years get married and raise a family. H ANSEN, GLENN Student. Study Engineering. HANSEN, GORDON CGordyD Student 8:40-3:10. Go to a small college or a technical school. HANSON, JERRY CDumboD Senior Luncheon, Roll Room Vice-President. College, Air Force, and marriage. HARRINGTON, MARILYN Roll Offices, Girls' Club Committees, French Club. I don't know what the future holds, but I know God holds the future. HARRIS, KAY CKay-Kayj Girls' Club, Pow-Wow, Roll Officer, Choir, Ensemble, Big Sister. Ski Clulv. Go to college for four years and become a female Noel Cowartlg then marry someone who is rich, handsome, and a genius. HARRIS, ROSALEE CRosleD girlsacClub Representative, Mother-Daugliter Tea, Christmas Decorations, Study rec er. To show some of my Mom's tenacity and a lot of Dad's integrity. I-IARROVV, PHYLLIS I-IARTVVIG, NANCY CNancej CSG Cabinet Secretary, Senior Prom Chairman, Girls' Club Committee Sec- I . Elgoagyo to the U. of YV. and someday to fulfill my dream. IIAUG, IRVIN Clrvj To be half the man some people I know think they are. HAVVKES, PAT CPatsionateD Girls' Club Representative, Class Representative, Election Committee. To marry Buddy and raise a boy and a girls' football team. IIAWKINS, MARY CCarolj Home Economics Club, Library Representative, Art Committee, Spade, Christ- mas Decorations, Class Drive, Pep, Future Teachers of America. Go to Western VVashington College of Education. Keep in touch with my won- derful friends in Rainbow, school, and church. To live a life God would have me live. IIAY, JUDY Big Sister, Tillicums, Senior Decorations. Graduate from Central VVashington College. HAYES, PATRICIA CPatj Class Representative, Mother-Daughter Tea. To live a happy and successful life. HEERHARTZ, TOM President of Ski Club, Vice-President of Warriors Club. Fly for the Air Force, travel and see the world, be a real ski bum. IIERMANN, GERALD Uerryj Iust plain old school Army, college, and to be a man of thc world. IIERMANN, HELEN CShortyj Big Sister, Girls' Club Representative, Christmas Decorations, Torch Honor Soci- ety, Office Clerk. To marry D. T. and go to Ilawaii on a honeymoon. To always be worthy of my friends. IIERR, AMOS CAmyj To get by with as little work as possible and still graduate, also court Peg through the halls. To be a good licensed architect, to be a good husband all of my life and even- tually be a good father. IIESLER, PHYLLIS C'Phyl, Hes j President of Roll Class, Honor Society, Big Sister, Office. To never stop having all the fabulous times that I have had with Leo, Carol, Marty and Marilyn. IIEVVETT, MARIE Girls' Club Representative, Publicity Committee, Faculty Tea, Big Sister, Christ- mas Decorations. To follow God's perfect plan for my life. IIINTON, NEIL CBonej llall Roamer, Boys' Club. To be an upstanding member in the Joe hlorton Forever Club. HOGDAHL, LINNEA Tillicums, lack of All Trades, Spade, Class Representative, Christmas Decora- tions, Senior Picinc.. To be a dental nurse. HOHAG, NANCY Dance Committee, Big Sister, Christmas Decorations. To go to Business College and become a private secretary. IIOLCOMBE, IOANNE C jo, joanie j Advanced Choir, P-TA Dance, Home Economics Club, Girls' Club Committee, Spade. Moccasin Club, Senior Decorations. To be happy and successful. IIOLERT, LILLIAN CLilj gfrf' Club Committee Secretary, Christmas Decorations, Ski Club, German Ll . To be a stewardess and, before I am lO0 years old, to ski in Europe. HOLLISTER, CHARLOTTE Torch Honor, Chairman of Mother-Daughter Tea, Make-up Club, IFO, Span- ish Club, Prom Committee, Administration and Forum Committee, Roll Offices, Girls' Club Committees, Senior Committees. Go east to college and write thc Great American Novel. IIOLSMAN, KATHLEEN T5-nior Picnic, Christmas Decorations, Girls' Club Committee, Senior Class QIFICC. To give my children as good a life as my parents have given me. i1oPK1Ns, SHARON qshmip Get a Ph.D. in Theoretical Physics at Cal. Tech. and use M.l.T. facilities to construct a C-bomb for Suzie's worthy project. 27 em HOPKINS, SONJA CSquirtJ Girls' Club, Study Checker. - To be happy and successful and to make my parents and boy friends proud of me. HOSTETLER, BEVERLY CBevj Girls' Club Representative, Christmas Decorations, Big Sister. To have all my dreams come true and always be happy. HOSTETTER, GENE CBunkiej b Vice-President of Honor Society, Co-Chain-nan of Senior Prophecy Committee. College, electronic engineering, take over Telco. HUBER, ROGER Uettj W Club, Radiator Gang. College, Marine Corps. HUNTER, CARL CCarlosj Basketball, Baseball, Football, Boys' W Club, Athletic Council, Roll President. To make a certain girl happy CP. MJ, to be a success in life, and to play bas- ketball. HURST, JOANNE C Jo D Girls' Club Committees, German Club, Moccasin Club, Home Economics Club, Senior Decorations, Attendance Office, Honor Society. To help others find as much happiness as I have had. HYRE, DARLENE CDarj Roll President, Girls' Club Representative, Big Sister. To fulfill to the utmost God's plan for my life. IZENHOVVER, GERALDINE CGeri, Ikej Ticket Squad, Torch Honor, All-City Chairman in Spade Club, Girls' Club Committees, Vice-President of Girls' W Club, Roll President, Christmas Decora- tions, Big Sister. To reach my aim in life and never forget to smile. IZENHOWER, JAMES CJim, Ikej Chinook, UR. G. and walking L. G. to class. To always make Lois happy. JAECH, JOANNE Roll Vice-President, Girls' Club Committee Chairman, Home Economics Club Secretary, Torch Honor, F.T.A. member, Point Commission, Tillicums Com- mittee, and Social Service Committee. Go to Concordia College, become a school teacher. To be happy, to make others happy, and to always live a Christian life. JAHNKE, NORMA JEAN Spade CSecretary '56, Reporter '55j, Study Checker, Home Economies Club, Big Sister, Library Representative '55. To marry Jim. JAMAR, RICHARD CDickD Football, Boys' W Club, Gridsmen. Ee an archiect, also to stay single until Creighton and McGrath marry the two 131135. JOIIANSON, PAT JOHNSON, CRAIG CCurleyj Boys' Club President, Football, Boys' Club Representative, CSG Representative, Roll President, Head Usher at Track. To do God's will. To go to P.L.C. JOHNSON, JUDI CSamD Trying to catch humubumukunuku apaus, Ski Club, Senior lrom Committee Chairman, Pow-VVow, Roll Officer, Big Sister, Senior Luncheon. Attend the U. of W. and to learn how to ski. D JOHNSON, LINDA CLinD Library Representative, Attendance Office, Girls' Club, CSG, French Cluh, Home Economics Club. To get an apartment with Lane and to be successful in all I do. JOHNSRUD, MIKE CBimboj Basketball, Baseball, Junior Class President, Roll President. To play third tamborine in the Salvation Army Band and to he half thc min Schramtneck thinks he is. JONES, DENNIS CJonesyD Senior Play. To have lots of happiness, and not pay taxes on it. JUELSON, CARLA Transferred from Kodiak Naval Station High School, Kodiak, Alaska. Business school and then a secretarial job. JULIAN, SHARON Uulian, Juliej FTA, Girls' Club Committee Chairman, Girls' IV Club, Torch Ilonur, .Xlakcfup Club, Spades, Roll Offices, VV Club Manager. To live for Christ. KALAHJY, SUZANNE CSuzie, Sue, GrendelD Big Sister, Sanskrit Club. Get my Ph.D. from work at Cal. Tech. and M.I.T. KARLBERG, PATRICIA CBabej Ski Club, Senior Activities. To be a hennit for a year, then work for the telephone company. After a short career, marriage will take place to a certain fellow in Eastern Washington, and twelve kids will come along eventually. KASPERSON, CONRAD CConj Roll Vice-President, Honor Society, 8:30-3:10. To be successful in whatever I do. KEGLEY STEPHEN CSteveJ College, be a bachelor as long as possible. KELLEY, ORVA ANN CAnnie, Mickiej Big Sister, Pep Club, Charm and Health Committee. Graduate . . . marry Bob . . . and raise a family. KENNEALLY, SHARON Dance Committee, Big Sister, Christmas Decorations, Study Checker. To attend college. KERR, DONALD CDonj Intramural. To join the Navy and see the world through a porthole. KILLGORE, JOAN Uoaniej Girls' Club, W Club, Roll Offices, Business Manager of Sr. Play, Pow-Wow. To live a full and happy life as a Christian. KIMREY, CHARLES CChuckD Sophomore and Junior Class Representative, Track. I plan to go to Alaska for a year. Come back and join the Air Force. Then go to college, for what I don't know. Then get married at the ripe old age of 23 or 24, have two kids, and live happily ever after. KING, TONI Big Sister, Charm and Health, Standards, Mother-Daughter Tea, Senior Lunch- eon, Senior Picnic. To always be worthy of my friends and remain loyal to the R. G.'s.. To make sure Max and Dody make it down the aisle and never break my promise to Max, Dee-Dee, and Laulie. KINNER, ANN Honor Society, Roll President, GC Social Service Committee, CSG Information Commission member, CSG Point Commissioner, CSG Administrative Commis- sioner, Talent Assembly, Pow-Wow, Study Checker, Bowling. Attend Concordia Lutheran College and become an elementary school teacherg to always be happy, and to make others happy. KIRKEY, DOUGLAS CHumpyD Ski Club. U. of W. CEngineering.j KIRKPATRICK, PERRY CYoung BloodD Being late to school. To be happy the rest of my life. KIRKPATRICK, SUSAN CHamburgerj Girls' Club Representative, Library Representative, Talent Committee, Mother- Daughter Tea 1955, Big Sister. To reach my own personal goal. KNIGHTON, LORENE CKnick-i-ton, Reniej Senior Play, Office. To find the man in the little white coat that everyone keeps talking about. KNULL, KEN Radiator Gang. Finish hitch in the Navy - then? KROOK, CAROLE Girls' Club Committee, Home Economics Club '56, Junior Class Representative, Costume Director for Senior Play '57. College, either U. of W. or Central Washington. KUHNLEY, NANCY CNanceD Roll Officer, Girls' Club Committees, Senior Prom Committee Chairman. Attend Business College. Work and travel. KULLE, CARLTON CSkipj Basketball, Honor Society, Boys' Club Representative, Kimtah Sports Staff Editor, Roll President. To graduate from college and to let the Lord guide my life as He sees fit. LACKEY, FRANCES Cliran, Franniej Attending classes. To graduate. Take our trips with the gang. Also to get a high-paying job and someday get married. LAMARCHE, JANET CJanj Hontor Society, Girls' Club Committee, Roll Officer, West Seattle Day Assem- bly 56, Choir, CSG Assembly Commissioner, Big Sister. U. of W. and a teacher's certificate and always to be worthy of my friends. LANCASTER, PATRICIA CPatJ Girls, Club Representative, Spanish Club V.-P., Class of '57 Representative, ettenldance Office, Big Sister, Assembly Commission, Girls' Club Committees, orc . To be successful in fulfilling my dreams, be happy, and worthy of my friends. mf N! Xi.. . T ,, Y.. K Ek I i 1 1. Keisha ., L-.r l ! ' -Q.. . A7 , 9 K its 'Wt 4 4 as X f' 1 g I LARSON, BOB CNickodeemousD Roll President, Chess Club. To help Fraser graduate in the next three years. LAUBER, JAMES Uimj To build a full-race Volkswagen. LEIFHELM, JANET Cjanj President Spanish Club '54-'55, Roll President, Kimtah, Christmas Decorations, Dads' Night Committee, Honor Society Decorations Chairman. To never forget the wonderful outlook on life that my Mother gave me, and pass it on to others. LENK, RICHARD CDickJ Jlgnior Class Representative. o go to college and be a success in whatever I do. LENNING, LORETTA CRettaD Songleader, CSG Council, Dads' Night, Charm and Health, P-TA Dance Com- mittee Chairman '55-'56, '57 Representative, FTA, Attendance Office, Tilli- cums, Girls' Club Receptionist. To one day be a teacher, and to do as much for my kids as my Mom and Dad have done for me. LENNING, MARGARET CMugsD Class of '57 Representative, Girls' Club Representative, Charm and Health, Roll President. To always remain faithful to the R.G.',, to live a prosperous life, and always be worthy of my friends. LENON, SHIRLEY CTiger Lilj After-school Sports, Bowling, Dads' Night, Pow-Wow. To own a dude ranch with my Mom, or raise, train, and breed Arabian horsesg to reach my Distinguished Rifleman badge in the Puget Sound Rifle Club, and to take the trip on horseback to the cow country with Joanne and Dee. LENZIE, PATRICIA CPatj Senior Representative, Girls' Club. To live my life the best I can, to dance with the Seattle Junior Ballet Company. LEONHARD, SHERYN Tom Tom Committee, P-TA Dance Secretary, All-City P-TA Dance Committee, Library Representative, Study Checker, Senior Play Committee, Prom, Last Will and Testament. To be half the mother my Mom isg have four sets of sextants, get enough money to travel, and always be helping others, no matter what! LEWIS, SHARON LINDBERG, JERRY CDOCD Boys' Club Representative, 8:40 to 2:10. Running an elevator in a one-story building. LION, RODNEY CRodj Warriors, Home Room Officer, Golf Team, Sportsmen's Club. Serviceg college or trade school, a good job, then marriage. LIPPE, MARVIN qmppyp Warriors, Torch, Intramural Basketball, Track. Service, then college. LOGAN, MEAD CBunkyj Boys' Club Representative, Transmission Busters Association, Christmas Decora- tions, Swim Team, Transcontinental Tiddly-Winks Champion. College, cars, electronic engineering, to remember the true wisdom of my Mother and Father, and be the wor1d's greatest dictator. LONGAN, NANCY CNanj Photography Club. Work, care of children in orphanage, telephone operator, or nurse's aide in ortho- pedic hospitalg then, housewife and mother. LOWERY, DAVID LYDON, BOB Christmas Decorations, IFO, Sophomore Roll Representative, Senior Luncheon '56, Senior Breakfast '56. Army CA.C.S.jg own a radio and TV business, or own an auto repair shop. LYERLY, KEN LYSNE, JUDY Ski Club, Pep Club, Make-up Club, Girls' W Club, Tom Tom, Christmas Dec- orations, Senior Picnic, Big Sister. In my own way to succeed. McBRIDE, JAMES CDoy1eD Christmas Decorations. Go to college and raise my grade point. McBRIDE, WANEVA CMickeyj Roll Vice-President, Roll Representative, P-TA Dance Chairman, Dads' Night. To be a dental hygienist. MCCAMMANT, DORIS CHordie-Dordiej Girls' Club Recording Secretary, Girls' Club Representative, FTA, Girls' W Club, Roll Offices, W Club Manager, Spade Club, Ski Club, Make-up Club, Honor Society, Band. To work my way through college, and take up the vocation the Lord thinks I am best suited for. McDONALD, ELLEN MCGAVRAN, BETTY Junior Representative, Committees, Sophomore Representative. Go to work and then go on a trip around the U. S. McGRATH, LANCE CPhanto1nj Boys' Club Representative, Roll Vice-President, Football, Baseball, Study Checker, Athletic Council, and W Club President. Go to college, graduate, get married, and raise about eleven boys-enough for a football, basketball, and baseball team. MCGRATH, MICHAEL CMikeD Roll Room Representative, Roll Room member-3rd class. To go to college, to join the Navy, and to get my pilot's license back. McGRATH, SHARON Girls' Club, Girls' Club Representative, Library Representative. Working and becoming Mrs. Bounach. McKEEHAN, SHARON gall Secretary, Moccasin Club, Charm and Health, Christmas Decorations, Big I I. 'Fd Zo to college and to be happy always. McKENZIE, GARY MQKIBBON, MICHAEL CBunkyj Iust a plain old student. Navy or Coast Guard, then fisheries. McKINLEY, CLARK Torch, Track. To do my best in anything that comes along. McKINNEY, EDWIN CEdj Class Room President, and Yell Squad. Electronics, Navy, and to find C. I. H. a boy friend. McLAUGHLIN, NANCY CNanj P-TA Dance Committee, Refreshment Committee, Pep Commission, Big Sister. To marry Al, settle down and raise a family. MCMILLIN, BEVERLY CMacD Girls' Club Committtee Secretary, Senior and Sophomore Class Representatives, junior Class Secretary, Ski Club, Spanish Club, German Club, Roll Officer. To be as amusing as my Father, as pretty as my Mother, and as popular as my sister. MQNEIL, GERMAINE CGerryD Girls' Club Treasurer, Senior Choir, Girls' Club Representative and Committee Chairman, Torch. To be true to the best that is within me and to fulfill my life's ambitions. McRAE, WILLIAM CBillj Roll President, Boys' Club Representative, Roll Vice-President, Iunior Class Representative, Roll Secretary, Senior Choir, Swim Team, Ski Club, Christmas Decorations. To go to the U. of W., take engineering, then get my commission and fly for the U.S.N., marry a girl like my Mother and measure up to my Dad. McSORLEY, CRAIG Bird Watchers' Society, Lloyd Doty Fan Club. To get my hands on some money-what else? MAHAN, BILL CMahanj Track, Golf, Boys' State, Roll Room Officers. College and a rich wife. MANVILLE, PETE Golf, Roll Offices, Athletic Council, Study Checker. Play a little golf, make a lot of money. MANWELL, VIRGINIA CGingerj Girls' Club Representative, Big Sister, FTA, German Club. Go to college and always be happy. MARSHALL, ARLENE MARSHALL, MORITZ CMickeyj Study Checker, Junior Class Representative. College, to be a De Molay Advisor, and to be happy. . . AJ fr , we 3 a z l 5 F . 4. . , . -... . w.3, Nb. , if Q ,.,.- X . 5 ff1 :i'45'fi1 .,en ., , wil . E.. Mme MARTIN, CAROLYN I Installation Chairman, Social Service Chainnan, Home Economics Club, Big Sister, Roll Officer, CSG Committee. To become tomorrow what I am striving for today. MARTIN, JOAN Girls' Club Representative. To be a wonderful person like my Mom. Be a private secretary or maybe a nurse. Move to Minnesota or Pennsylvania and be with a real swell sister and brother-in-law. MARTIN, IUDY To be just like Mom and Bernice. MARTIN, LYNN Football, Senior Drive Co-Chairman, Roaming the halls with Taylor. College, lots of fun and good times. MASTERS, VALORIE CDee-Deej P-TA Dance Committee, Mother-Daughter Tea, Big Sister, Charm and Health, Standards, Senior White Day Dance, Senior Picnic. To always be Worthy of my friends and to keep Retta out of trouble and remain loyal to the R.G.'s. MATTISON, NANCY CNanj Roll Offices, Girls' Club Comm., Girls' Club Representative, Big Sister, CSG Comm., Senior Luncheon, Christmas Decorations. To be happy always and to reach my own goal in life. MELLISON, SAM MERCER, DENISE CDeej Senior Class Representative, Christmas Decorations, Charm and Health Comm. To Work for two years, then travel through European countries. To get married someday and have two kids. METCALF, LARRY CLarryoplesj President of Moccasin Club, Senior Representative, Library Roll Representative, Mural Committee, Spanish Club, Co-Chairman of Christmas Decorations, Co- glgaircifligxn of All-City Student Librarian Association of Seattle, Honor Society or . Attend college and become a commercial artist or a school art teacher. MIESUK, ILONA CLuciferj Big Sister, Pep Club, IFO, P-TA Dance Committee, Class Officer, Dads, Night, Home Economics Club. To always make my parents proud of me. MILLER, IUDI CKitty, Squirtj P-TA Dance Committee, Roll Officer, Senior Fruit Drive, Christmas Decora- tions, Ski Club, Torch. To graduate on my birthday, to always seem happy, even when I am miser- able, to remain a friend to Sydie, and to someday be as good to my children as my parents have been to me. MILLER, LAYNE CLaniej Co-Chairman of Music and Talent Comm., Honor Society, Pow-VVow, Senior Luncheon, Roll Offices and Representatives, Girls' Club Comm., and Senior Class Comm. To live a happy, successful life, and to never forget to smile. MILLS, MARILYN Senior Christmas Decorations, Make-up Club. Travel, avoid marriage. MONK, DALE ELEANOR C Monk! j Honor Society, President Health Ed. Class 6th Period, Ski Club '54-'55 Season, French Club, Girls' Glee CSoph. yearj. To fulfill all my most cherished ambitions, especially to live in Hawaii with Clarice. MONTGOMERY, LYLE C'Dart j Baseball, Bowling, Making Money, Humping. To attend college, and someday play pro baseball. MONTGOMERY, ROBIN Science Fiction Club. To succeed, to conquer theuniverst MOORE, -SHARON CSherryD Iunior Achievement, Swim Team, Mother-Daughter Tea Committee. To go to college then to go to San Francisco. MORRIS, VIRGINIA CGini'Port.j Join the WAF, go overseas. MORRIS, BILL CBillyj Carrying books to my worth-while and stimulating classes. To go to college and to be half the man Mr. Beasley thinks he is. MORSE, JANAVEE CElvisj To return to Boise, Idaho, my home, and reopen my dance studio. MOSS, FRANK ,.,., ,..- . ., , 32 MUNGER, EDWARD CLittle Redj Vice-President of Boys' W Club, Three-Year Letterman in Track. Work or go to college. MUNGER, LARRY CYoungerj President of Chess Club, Track, CSG, Boys' Club, Band. College and become a psycbotintinabulationist. MUNROE, PATRICIA CPatj Girls' Club Committee Secretary, Chinook Managing Editor, Kimtah, Girls' W Club, Ski Club, Roll President and Vice-President, Senior White Day Assembly, Girls' Club Representative. To attend college. MURRAY, JERRY Going to classes, Senior Drive. Join the Air Force and travel over the world. MYER, GWEN Library Representative, Girls' Club. To get Bobby serious about one guy. NEAVILLE, CLYDE CClydie-among othersj Looking at females between 8:40-2:10- get that a Doty quotation. Go to Mexico with Beck and live like a king in a hobo iungle, also be a life- guard at the Y pool and save Lofthus from Mr. Brown! NELSON, CAMILLE CCamj Cosy Chairman, P-TA Dance Co-Chairman, Publicity Co-Chainnan, Senior Prom, Roll Offices, Pow-Wow, Served at Senior VVhite Day Luncheon, Various G.C. Committees. Graduate from college, and ski! NELSON, ELEANOR NELSON, INGRID Clnkyj Ski Club, Spade, Secretary of Roll Room, Pow-Wow. To try to go to college, and then go to Switerland with Pat and ski. NESHEIM, GWEN Girls' Club Committee Chairman, Girls' Club Representative Sec., Service De- partment Head, Home Economics Club, Ski Club, Big Sister, W Club, Senior Decorations. To live according to my Faith. NEUHARTH, PAULINE. Girls' Club. To be an artist. NEWELL, KENNETH CKenJ Track, Robbie's 3-Point Hydro Club in Room 400 3rd Period. To build an unlimited hydroplane and go 200 mph on water. NICHOLAS, IIM NICKERSON, DARLENE CDarD Big Sister, Girls' Club Committee, Senior Christmas Decorations. Office Work. NIENAU, DARBY Roll Offices, Chairman of Jack-of-All-Trades Comm. To face each day with a smile and be happy and successful in all I do. NYE, NANCY Home Room President, Girls' Club Representative, Senior Picnic, Pep Club, CSG, P-TA Dance Committee, Charm and Health, Senior White Day, Senior Luncheon, Father-Daughter Tea, Big Sister. To attend W.S.C., to always remain loyal to the R.G.'s and to always be worthy of my friends. O'FLAHERTY, DIANE Roll President, Moccasin Club, Big Sister. To become a private secretary and travel through the U.S. and eventually get married to a rebel. OGDON, BOB CPinky, Red, B. OJ Yell Leader, Boys' Club. To do as much for my Lord as He has done for me. OGILVIE, MARILYN CMar and Shadowj German Club, Big Sister, Senior Chrisunas Decorations, Honor Society, Girls' Club Clerical Comm., Roll Officer, Office Worker. To graduate from the University of Washington's School of Nursing and to get married and be a wonderful wife and mother, just like my mother is. OKE, PHILLIP CFlexD Football, Baseball, Swimming, Boys, Club Representative, Traffic Safety Rep- resentative at the Olympic Hotel. To be a frogman, to go to college and play sports. OLSON, ARLENE Big Sister. Graduate from the U. of W. '82 1 'af OLSON, CHARLES CChuckJ Warriors, '54 Pow-Wow, Ski Club, Band, Senior Drive Committee. I plan to go on to college and then the Air Force Academy at Denver, Colorado. OSBORN, GEORGE Golf Team, Warriors, Bowling, Ski Club. To be able to think of funny things to write so that in the future I will not be stuck with a blank mind as I am in this Kimtah. OSSEWARD, DONNA OSTERHEUDT, WILLIAM CWillj Sophomore, Junior and Senior Class Representative, Information Commission, Dance Committee, Track, Senior Choir, Phi Beta Snacha. PAGLIERI, JAMES CJimD Honor Society, Library Representative, Psychotintinabulationist or Science Fic- tion Club, Chess Club. Play the stock market or become a scientist. PAXTON, DIANE G. C. Cabinet, Girls' State, Ski Club, Honor Society, Debate, G. C. Committee Chairman, Prom Program Chairman, Traffic Safety Conference Representative, Senior Class Drive Co-Chairman, Basketball Conference Representative, German Club, Roll President, After-school Sports. To be a fine person, attend college and to make the most of every opportunity. PEDERSON, ANDY CScrewj Chairman of the Senior Assembly, CSG, Ex-Yell Leader. Go to the U, then have a good time, then get married and have kids, and retire at 35 with a million. PEIRSON, MARGO CMugsj Girls' Club Committee Head, CSG Commissioner, Big Sister, Senior Decorations, Makeeup Club, Pow-Wow, Drama Club. PEPPER, RAY PERRIN, DEVONA CDevyj Forum Commission, G. C. Installation Committee, Girls' Club Council CChmn. Last Minute GirlsD, Sr. Christmas Decorations, Sr. Prom Publicity and Program Committee, Spade, and Advanced Choir. Whitworth for 2 years, airline stewardess, and travel with Bonnie. PETERS, RON CPetej Christmas Decorations, Junior Class Representative. Attend the University of Washington and be successful in whatever I do. PETERSON, LARRY CPetej Boys' Club Secretary, Honor Society, Warriors, Tennis. Go to the U. of W. and study to be a dentist. PETERSON, NAOMI How Book Editor-in-Chief, Honor Society, Torch, Moccasin Club, Senior Activ- ities, Point, Information, Finance, CSG Commissions. To raise lots of little fishes. PETIT, JOHN CPettibonej Christmas Decorations, Senior Class Representative. To go to college and be successful in the field I choose. PIERCE, JACK Hake, Jacksonj CSG President, Out-of-School Commissioner, Sophomore Class President, Ad- vistory, Senior Prom Committee. Go Cast to college. PIKRE, ENE-LIIS CSG Representative, P-TA Dance Committee. To find a millionaire and travel the World and always be friendly to everyone. POOT, PORTIA CPortyj Ski Club, Girls' Club Representative, Senior Class Representative, Big Sister, Christmas Decorations. University of Washington. Someday return to Silverton to pitch a tent! POPE, JOAN Uoaniej Senior Class Representative, Big Sister. To attend U. of W. for a couple of years and then travel. POYNEER, ROBERT CBobj Fall Council, Football, Track, Honor Society, Boys' W Club, Spike Shoe Club, Chess Club, Roll President, Gridsmen Club. Engineer, Amateur Meteorologist. PRESTING, DAVID CDavej Advanced Choir, Track Manager To make something of myself and have my parents proud of me. PRICE, PENNY Girls' Club Dept. Head, Cosy Committee Chairman, Senior Prom Decorations, Christmas Decorations, Big Sister, Roll Offices. To be able to carry out the future plans Rod and I have made together. 34 PROUT, RICHARD CDickD Spanish Club, Chess Club Study Political Science at W.S.C. PURVIS, JOAN Uoaniej GC Committees, CSG Committees, Roll V.-P., Pep Club, Ski Club, Big Sister, Christmas Decorations Committee. To go to college with Peggy and Joanie 491 and to look back with a smile, and forward with a hope. PYE, JANICE CTeriD Roll Room President, CSG Representative. Marriage. QUINT, CAROLE After-school Sports, Roll Secretary, Attendance Secretary. Return to California and get a job. Have a happy and successful marriage. RALEIGH, BEVERLY CBevj Girls' Club Corresponding Secretary, President of Home Economics Club, Sec- retary of Honor Society, Secretary of Advisory Council, Sr. Prom Committee Chairman, Girls' Club Committee Chairman, Torch Honor Society. To go to college and major in Home Economics. RAMON, RICHARD CDickD Chinook Editor, Orchestra, Roll Vice-President, Chairman Prophecy Committee. To be half the man I think I am. RAYMOND, ROBERT CBobJ Chess Club CZnd classj, Roll Room member Clst classj, Math student C3rd classj. , To become an engineer, or go into scientific work of some type. REDICK, JERRY Boys' Club, Boys' Club Representative. To travel around the world. REESE, TOM CFoo!!j Advanced Choir, Ensemble, Boys' Club Representative, Junior Class Represen- tataive, Asst. Vice Chairman John Mitchell Day. Get a blowtorch and melt the cold war. REMINGTON, JOAN Spade Club, Home Economics Club, Big Sister. . To go to the University of Washington and major in Home Economics. RICE, CATHRYN CCathyj CSG, Inter-High Representative CCorresponding Secy. Jr. yearj, CSG Vice- President, Ski Club, Presiding Pres. of Student Council, Seabeck, Christmas Decorations, Big Sister, Girls' Club, Roll Offices. . To be as good a friend to my friends as they are to me, college and foreign service work. RICHARD, MEDONA CMedj Senior Picnic Committee. Secretary. RICHARD, MONICA CShortyj Senior Picnic. Going to work after graduation and later on getting married. RICHMOND, DIANA GC: Jack-of-All-Trades Com., Scrapbook Chairman, Big Sister, GC Represen- tative, Study Hall Checker CattendanceJ, Roll President CZJ. To find and do God's will for my life and try to be happy in it, travel. RINEHART, BARBARA CBarbj Chinook Business Manager, Torch Honor, Home Economics Club, Spade Club. To be a success in all I endeavor and-be a credit to my family and friends. ROBERTS NED CBudj Honor Society President IFO Hostorian Marching Band To live my 11fe as God would have me live it ROBERTSON, DON CDonj Roll Representative Movie Crew ROBINSON RON Torch Honor, Math Club, Boys' Club Go to college and judge beauty contests ,fi f e . 3 I . - ,,., 5 . . . , . To go to college and to fulfill all my plans. , R ,,. ..... t ROCHELEAU, JAMES Gimp Boys' Club Representative, Study Ch ck , R 11 R V' .P ' Go to the U. of W. and become a Chamisal Ehginggill me resident. RORKE, MALCOLM CMacD Work and go to college and become a cotton picker. ROSENGREN, HAROLD ' .4f2.:'Hrf. .5 ... kg Q 755-We M' .lg 1 A l ig 7 2 3 fy' L hr. ROSES, JIM CButchD Boys' Club Representative, Senior Drive, Senior Decorations. To have a good time and always be happy. ROSKIE, DIANE Honor Society-Torch, IFO Vice-President, Girls' W Club Secy.-Treasurer, Senior Christmas Decorations Committee, Roll Officer, UNESCO. Tp always do my best. ROWE, JOHN RUFFNER, NANCY Band, Counselor's Office, Girls' Club Election Committee. College, Nursing. RUSH, SALLY Charm and Health Chairman, Cosy Secretary, Christmas Decorations, Class Representative, Home Economics Club, Senior Prom Committee, Big Sister, Counselor's Office, French Club. To be as good a wife and mother as my Mom is. RUSHTON, ALDEN CSkipj The U.S. Navy has my plans made for two years, then I will go to college. RUSSELL, JAMES CMacD Intramural Bowling, Dozing from 8:40 to 3:10. Become an Engineer. SABADO, JUNE Girls' Club, W Club, FTA. To graduate from high school and college. SAITO, BOB Senior Class Vice-President, Boys' Club Representative, Study Hall Checker, Senior Activities. To be able to keep all my friends and be a success in life. SALISBURY, MARILYN SANDERSON, BEVERLY SANDWITH, DICK CBuckj Intramural Sports, Mr. Miller Club Honorable Member. Build world's fastest hydro and go into business for myself. SANFORD, DIANE CChesterj To live happily ever after and to go on a trip with Carol, L and eat. SAXWOLD, DIANE CS.S.j Junior Class Treasurer, Girls' Club Charm and Health Secretary, W Club, Girls' Club Representative and Big Sister. 'go get married and raise a pigmy football team, and to meet annually with the . .'s. SCI-IAPER, ROBERT CBobj CSG Finance Commission, Senior Class Fruit Drive. To do as much for Glen Winders and Glen Bunn as they have done for me. To ride in Griff's VW. SCHMOYER, MARY In-school Commission, Roll President Ur., Soph., Sr.j, Roll Vice-President CSoph.j, trying to catch a humuhumunukunuapaus, Library Representative, Advanced Choir, Ensemble, Inter-High Council Representative, Pow-Wow, Music and Talent, Ticket Sales. To attend Whitworth College and always try to lead a good Christian life. SCHRAMMECK, MIKE CSpiderj ghief Justice, Home Room President, Football, Basketball, Baseball, Athletic 0111101 . Loving it up. To see the day Mike Johnsrud gets some teeth. SCHUBERT, KENNETH CKenj Band, Boys' Club Cabinet, Roll President, CSG Council Member. To live a good Christian life and be a credit to my parents. SEARLE, ERROL CEnnolJ Torch. Go to the U., study hard, and then be, if not a rich one, at least a good architect. SELLIN, RON CAjaxD Carrying my books around from 8:40 till 3:10. To become successful in the field of engineering.. SHAW, CARLENE CDustyj Science Club. To be thankful for all my wonderful parents have done for me, to attend busi- ness college, work and marry Ray and be a successful mother. SHERMAN, PATRICIA CPat, Pattyj Ticket Squad, Torch Honor, Roll Offices, Sec. of Spade Club C 55 j, Vice- President of German Club, Big Sister, Girls' W Club, Mother-Daughter Tea, Christmas Decorations. To go to Pacific Lutheran College and to be a success in whatever I do. SHINABARGER, NANCY Girls' Club, Girls' Club Representative. To discover the field most suited for me and work up as close to the top as my abilities will allow, and always be considerate of people and animals. SHORT, SHIRLEY Senior Luncheon, Senior Christmas Decorations, Chinook Staff. A.P.B.X. Receptionist. SHULKIN, MICHAEL CMickeyj Roll President, Ski Club. To go to the U. of W. and become a ski bum. SIAU, BRUCE President IFO, Christmas Decorations, Debate, In-school Commission, French and German Clubs, Pep Club, Psychotintinabulationists, Choir. Diplomatic Corps. SIMMONS, JANET Uannyj CSG Representative, Spade Committee Chairman, French Club, Girls' Club, Christmas Decorations, Big Sister. To go to college, have a successful trip around the U. S., and be as happy as my parents. SIMMONS, BILL SITAREK, WALTER CWaltJ Boys' Club Representative, Stage Crew, Tennis Team, Intramural Bowling, W Club, Athletic Council. Two years at Boise I. C., then become an officer in the U.S.M.C.9 marry the nicest girl in the world. To always be a good citizen. SKOOG, LARRY CScroogeD Senior Play, Football 1-2, Roll Officer, Choir, Study Checker, Roll Fruit Drive Chairman, Voted lad with best case of athlete's foot in roll. To succeed in whatever I attempt. SKORDAL, CLARICE CPeg-Leg-Eddiej Honor Society, Roll President, Roll Vice-President, Talent Assembly, Coun- selor's Office, Girls' Glee, Big Sister. Finish my course at Mary Stone's, and keep that Hawaiian trip in two years with Dale Monk. SKUBITZ, MARIORIE CMargieD Big Sister, Charm and Health Committee, Senior Play Committee. Attend Ellensburg College and always be happy., SLATER, SUZANNE CSusie-Quj Ticket Sales, Committee Sign-ups Chairman, Senior Prom Program Chaimian, Honor Society, Big Sister, Roll Officer, Senior Representative, CSG Commis- sion, Study Checker, Latin Club, Ski Club, Office. To attend Washington State College and ski, always keep smiling. SLOAN, LORNA CLon, Rowdyj Band, P-TA Dance Committee Program Chairman, Refreshment Committee, Big Sister, Pep Commission. Not settled as yet. SMITH, LARRY CLarrj Yell Leader, Senior Play, Pow-Wow, Chairman of Harvest Moon Ball, Boys' Club, Roll Officer, Honor Society, Talent Assembly, Decorations Chairman- Father-Son Banquet, CSG Pep Commission. To find success and happiness in life and profession by reaching certain goals which I have set. To meet Mrs. McDonnell and her Kimtah Staff for '57 and hope they will speak to me. SMITH, MARCIA CMarshj Honor Society, Christmas Decorations Committee, Senior White Day Luncheon. To lead a happy life. SMITH, NANCY CSqueekyD Roll Room Vice-President, Senior Decorations, Senior Dance Committee, Roll Room Representative. To go to Hawaii in '59 with Darlene and have the time of out lives. SMITH, TOM P. College, travel, and a useful life. SMITHER, DALENE CDee Deel To graduate and start living it up, and to teach Kay to live a quiet life. SMUTZLER, JACKIE Clackb Girls' Club Representative, Christmas Decorations, GC Receptionist. Make money and travel and have fun while doing it. SOIKE, KIRBY SORENSON, RODERICK N. Orclhestra, Senior Christmas Decorations, Talent Assembly, Chinook Photog- rap er. To become an Electrical Engineer and always keep on the right side of Telco on matter how high I have to go. 37 fs ff ,f ,V ' '- ,gav- jm- if I 5 6 R I i fl V 'P W fff: y I - ?,.,25f:?F'?ies2-. , ...... , :Roast 1: gr as , , xii i. C 2, x w 1 o o 3 SOVINE, TERRY CSlooovinej Get married and be Bacettils dentist. SOWARDS, HAZEL Big Sister, Secretary of P-TA Teas Committee, G. C. and Library Representative. To follow my Lordis plan for my life. SPENCER, BARBARA CBarbie, SpenceD Ticket Squad, Mother-Daughter Tea, Torch Honor, President of Girls' W Club, Home Room Officer, Big Sister, Christmas Decorations, P-TA Dance Committee, Girls' Club Representative. To go to college. Ambition-To be a Mouseketeer. SPENCER, GARY Class Representative, Christmas Decorations, President of Senior Choir. To always remain in the will of the Lord, and to do and become whatever He XVSHIS. STAPLETON, PATRICIA CPatj Roll President, Class of '57 Representative, Pow-Wow, Honor Society, Big Sister, Home Economics Club, Dads' Night, Ticket Sales, Mother-Daughter Tea. Go to Eollege, become a teacher as inspiring as those I have had. Someday get marrie . STEELE, PAT CTwinj Junior Class V.-P., Roll Room Secretary, Attendance Office, Tom Tom and Clerical Committees CSoph yearD, Junior Class Assembly, Home Economics Club, West Seattle Day Assembly CSoph. yearj, I To go up skiing with certain people, to prove to them I can't ski, and to get to C. W. in one of two ways. STEELE, PEGGY CPegj Songleader, Roll Secretary, Girls' Club Representative, Tom Tom, Honor Soci- ety, Senior Picnic, West Seattle Day Assembly '55-'56, Will and Testament, Pep Assemblies. To be a good wife all of my life, and eventually be a good mother. STEEN, ROBERT CBobj Boys' Club Representative, Senior Play, Searching for the Apocalyptic moment and conducting classes in Syzygy. Become a Criminologist or writer, to someday meet Theodore Sturgeon, and to learn how to live in the present. STEVENS, EVERETT CHoppyj President of Psychotintinabulationist, Ski Club. To be a Nuclear Scientist. STEWART, MARILYN CMickyj Concert lVIistress of Orchestra, Class Secretary ULD, Pow-Wow, Chorus. To be in the will of God and always improve. Also enyoy my music. STOHLTON, WILLIAM Navy. STOXEN, SYDNEY CSidiej Torch and Honor Society Secretary-Treasurer, Roll Secretary, Christmas Decora- tions, Big Sister. To be as lovely as my Mom, as wise as my Dad, and as happily married as they are. To spend one Christmas where there's lots of snow. To take that walk in the park. STREAM, HENRY CHankD Boys' Club Representative, Stage Crew, Track, Football, Choir CAdv.D, Ad- vanced Ensemble, Student, Pow-Wow, Litterbug. Service, college, marry a rich girl. STROM, IACQUELINE Uackieb Pep Club, Spade Club, Christmas Decorations, Big Sister, Ticket Sales, Ski Club. To go to Business School and to get a good job as a receptionist or typist. STRONG, MARGARET CPeggyj Card Stunts, Mother-Daughter Tea, Dads' Night, Ticket Sales, Faculty Tea, Big Sister, Roll Vice-President, Study Checker, Honor Society, Senior Christmas Decorations, CSG. To always be a credit to my wonderful parents, and be able to look forward to tomorrow. College and marriage. STRUM, CHARLOTTE Make-up Club '54, '55, Ir. Class Representative '56, Moccasin Club '54-,55, Senior Prom Committee '56, Roll President '56, Senior Christmas Decorations. To be a true Christian, a good teacher, a happy wife, and a successful mother. STRUM, JIM CStrumbumj Track, Boys' Club Representative, W Club, Spike Shoe Club, Choir. To be in the Lordis will in whatever I do. STRUM, BOB CYoyoj Senior Drive, Roll Officer, Boys' Club Representative, Science Club. To see a certain person smiling and happy and make my parents proud of me. Censored . . . ,Tune 1960. STUART, NANCY CNancej Girls' Club Committee Secretary, Roll President and Secretary, Member of P'TA Dance Committee. To bhegmme a dentist's receptionist and later an airline stewardess. Also to get marne . STUMPF, ALAN qA1p SULLIVAN, JIM 38 SUNDELEAF, SONIA CSonieD Junior Class Representative, Senior Fruit Drive, Christmas Decorations, Spade Cl b. Tdlbe thoughtful, courteous, and to make new friends. I would like to go to the U. of W. and study nursing so that I will be able to help others. SWANSON, LEONARD CLarryD IFO, Debate, Band, Orchestra, Library, Honor Society. Go to college and study either Archeology or Engineering. SWEENEY, JIM B. CSweeneyD Senior Class Treasurer, Roll Officer, Ski Club Officer and Member of Ski Team. To have a paid trip to Squaw Valley in 1960 and make it through college. SWEENEY, IIM E. Humping. To graduate to, and to see Roses there too. To get a new car, with a big back seat. SWEET, THELDA CTeddij Moccasin Club, Make-up Club, Drama Club, Library Representative. To get married and raise a hockey team. TATMAN, GWEN Senior White Day Luncheon Chairman, Roll President, Charm and Health Committee, Prom Committee, College Conference, Pow-Wow. Spend Dick's million dollars. TAYLOR, BOB Football, Bowling, Senior Drive, Roaming the halls with Martin. College, join the Air Force and have fun. TAYLOR, THOMAS CDublinD IFO. That's up to Uncle Sam, but I would like to become an Air Dispatcher at the Sea-Tac International Airport, live, love and be happy. TERRANA, RICHARD CRichj Roll Representative, Christmas Decorations, Ski Club. To go to college and be a success, keep the friends I have and always make new ones. TERRY, FRANKLIN CMarshj VV arriors. To go to W.S.C. and to be one-half as good to my kids as my parents were to me. THOMAS, CHARLES CChuckj CSG, Nlaintenance Commissioner, Senior Prom Tux Committee Chairman, Disc Iockey, Boys' Club Representative. Service, college? THOMAS, DIANE Songleader, Senior Luncheon, Roll President, Girls' Club Representative, Prom Committee, P-TA Dance Committee, College Conference, Mother-Daughter Tea, Dads' Night. To attend the U. of W. THOMAS, DORIS CDodoD Girls' Club Art Committee, Prom Decorations Chairman, Torch, Christmas Dec' orations Chairman, Senior Representative, Helping Senior Play and Boys' Club. A life-long search for Truth, Beauty and the Infinity of God. THOMPSON, LARRY CTuffyj Tn go to college and be a commercial pilot and to be a good man as my Dad is. THOMPSON, ROBERT CBobD Warriors President, Debate Club, Torch Honor, Delegate to Inter-State High Conference, Senior Drive and Christmas Decorations. Enter University of Washington. THORNBURGH, NOEL CThorneyj Build a full house Golden Reo V-8. TIPKE, SHIRLEY Library Representative. Secretarial work. TOBIASON, GLEN CEddiej TORNEY RICHARD CDickD Ffxotball W Club Grldsmen Club Roll Vue President and walking girls to c ass I want to be President TOWERS EVELYN Sophomore Roll Representative, Spade Senior Decorations, Senior Fruit Drixe Committee TURNBULL BARRY 'A Q T ' .. ii 3 Lv in 1 I' fi HL . y , , ' ' y ' i i ' To go to Business College and later become a secretary.- ...F .. W ga if '-31 'A 3 , P f aura K s x M 3 125' il .pv- mf 1.-. aff 'uf Q, . ' : - ' i t ' 1 1 ., A I W4 I . 19 KN ' L- 5 i All L' f i K A :.. , : ll I , ' , l,-, '- I U , if ,2t,u,:,,..ag:'F 7 E TUTHILL, STEVE CTut, Dizzyj Track Squad, Spike Shoe Club, lst year Radiator Letterman. . Finish hitch in Navy. Go to college, move to Fargo, retire at thirty, let Jo do the work. VANDEN BERG, LEN To go to college. VANNESS, LINDA VERNON, DON CVemj Track Team, Science Fiction Club. Aviation. VICKERY, DIANE CVicJ Vice-President of Girls' Club, Seabeck Delegate, Chinook Front and Feature Page Editor, Senior Prom Decorations Co-Chinn., G. C. Decorations Secretary, Half Time Planning, Roll Offices, Senior Committees, CSG Comm. ' To live the Girls' Club Creed and to always be worthy of my fabulous friends. VICKERY, ROBERT CBobj Torch Honor, Warirors, Golf, Intramural. To become an Engineer. VINCENT, JIM I don't know what the future holds but I know who holds the future. And I am trusting in Him. VONDETTE, STEVE CTigerj Getting in good with the teachers. To see Johnson's Chev go at least 50 mph in the quarter-mile. WAGNER, JANICE CJanD Senior Dance Committee, Big Sister, P-TA Dance Committee C'54j, Christmas Decorations, Will and Testament, Ski Club, Talent Assembly C'55j. WAIWAIOLE, CECELIA CCeisj Soph. Roll Secretary, Junior Roll Library Representative, Pow-Wow, Ski Club, W Club, Spade Club, Senior Christmas Decorations, Roll Activities, Senior Fruit Drive, Senior Choir, Big Sister, Girls' Club. Join the Waves and be a good secretary. Later go into Business College. WALKER, JOANNE WALKER, SANDRA CSandyj Senior Drive, Christmas Decorations. To go to college. WALLACE, ROBERT Advanced Choir, Chorus. Gain the Coast Guard and then go to college. To grow about another foot in height, I hope. WALTON, ELAINE Secretary of .Last Minute Girls, Chairman of Faculty Party, Pow-Wow, Senior Prom Committee, G. C. Representative, French Club, Roll Offices. By doing the worth-while things in life, find true happiness, win a new friend with every smile. WARNER, MAXINE CMaxj Standards Committee Secretary, Tom Torn Committee, Never doing any more school work than possible. Doty, Project to get Toni married, make Toni Godmother of my 6 kids, Beauti- clan school, and live happily ever after in Dod's and my trailer-house. WATSON, CHARLES CChuckj Finance Commissioner, Roll Officer, Senior Class Christmas Decorations Com- mittee, Fruit Drive and Picnic Committee, Kimtah Business Manager, Torch, Ski Club, Intramural, CSG, Boys' Club, Moccasin 'Club, Chess Club, Math Club. To go to college and drive Grifts' VW. WEGLIN, JIM CStinkyJ Sports, Intramural Sports, Roll Officer. To beat my Mother in chess and see the world in Winnie's hot car. WEIR, MORRIE CMorriej Boys' Club, P-TA Dance Committee, Drama Club CSophomore yearj. To attend college, be a success and happy, and to in some way benefit my fellow man and friends. VVEIS, LINDA CLinnyj Mother-Daughter Tea, Big Sister, Dads' Night, Girls' Club Representative, Spade, Jack-of-All-Trades, Senior Christmas Decorations. WELCH, RONALD CRonj FTA, Orchestra, Photography Club, Christmas Decorations Committee, Card Stunts, Honor Society. To play duets with Pablo Casals. To become a good music teacher. To go to the U. of W. WELLER, EVERETT CWe1leeerJ A-V Crew, Warriors, Chinook Staff. U. S. Navy, radio work. 540 WENGER, DAVE CWengD Roll Offices, Advanced Choir, Golf, Arlie Zipper Fan Club. To be a success and to be an ace in the Ground Observer Corps. WEST LUND, JANET Uanj Class Officers, Attendance Clerk, Girls' Club, Roll Secretary. To get a good job in the profession I desire. To get married and raise a large family in a Christian home. WHITEMAN, DORIDA CDoDoj Moccasin Club. To become a doctor. WHITTIER, WARREN CBudj Secretary of Warriors Club. To live a long and happy life. WICKSTROM, LEROY Track. . To make someone very happy, and to become an expert diver. WILHELM, SHARON CWilliej Advanced Choir, Music and Talent Committee, Chaimian of Torn Tom Com- mittee, German Club, Senior Christmas Decorations. Live, love, laugh and be happy. VVILLIAMS, DOUGLAS CDougj Senior Class Representative. College. WILLIAMS, EILEEN Girls' Club Dept. Head, Girls' Club Chairman, Roll President, W Club, CSG Representative, Girls' Club Representative, Home Ee. Club, Nurse's Assistant. To always do the right things throughout life and always try to make my friends happy. WILLIAMS, GERALDINE CGerryj Senior Luncheon, Big Sister. Go to work when school is out. WILLIS, BARBARA CBarbj Majorette for West Seattle and All-City Bands, Honor Society, Roll Secretary, Junior Representative, Ski Club, Home Economics Club, P-TA Dance Commit- tee, Senior Luncheon, Pow-Wow, Talent Assembly, Big Sister. To be a majorette for the U. of W. or Michigan. After college to receive my wings as a Pan American or United Airlines Stewardess. WILLIS, PEGGY CPegj Tillicums Committee, Senior Christmas Decorations Committee, Big Sister. To go to the U. of W. with Ioanie 311, Ioanie WZ, and Don. To be tops in whatever field I choose. To always be happy and have others laugh with me not at me. WILSON, DAVID Football, W Club, Ski Club, Gridiron Club School work. To get an education in college. To go to Central Washington with someone one way or another. WILSON, SHIRLEYANNE CRedD Social Service, Music and Talent, Mother-Daughter Tea, Roll Secretary, Prom Committee, Senior Class Representative, Big Sister, Advanced Choir, Vocal En- semble, Drama Matinee, Pow-Wow, Senior Play. Marry a millionaire and live happily ever after. WINQUIST, ADRIANCAdeJ Guzzler's Club. Go to the U. of W. Travel, ski in Europe. WOOD, DAVE CBennyj Ski Club, Football, Spotter. To drive it home. WOODSIDE, ANN CAnniej Ski Club Treasurer, Debate, Forum, Publicity Committee, Math Club. To have the kindness, intelligence and integrity of my parents and to always love and be happy most of the time. WOODSTRUM, JUDY WORDON, ALAN CAD Boys' Club Representative, Ski Club, Roll Officer, P-TA Dance Committee. Go to the U. of W. and become an M.D.-Armed Forces, wife, kids, retire. YANTIS, IOANNE C101 Girls' Club, Senior Picnic, Christmas Decorations. Be a good worker and make mass money. To always have my Mom and Dad proud of me. To be as good a cook as my Mom. To always keep smiling. YOUNT, GEORGE Uorgeb CSG, Maintenance, Study Hall Commission. Raise pigs in the patio next to study 160. ZAMELIS, ZINTARS CTarzanj Intramural Basketweaving, Chess Club. To get enough to go around. 41 . 3 i ' ,ff ...B-I 4 Ei , ri be ZILKE, BETTY Honor Society, Senior Choir, Senior Christmas Decorations. To become a psychiatrist and figure out the neurotics in our physics class. ZOBRIST, CHUCK CZebj Christmas Decorations. To buy Blake Island and live the rest of my life there with my Dad. To be at the head of the Senior Section of the Kimtah. ZOBRIST, CHET CZekD Senior Class Representative. To marry someone just like Mom. BAKER, JUDY CTigerD Senior Play, Pow-Wow, Roll Secretary, Senior Choir. TV work. BOLTZ, DONNIE CNutsj Basketboy Period l, Sand Box 2, Jump Rope 3, Watching the time go by, Walking Barbara to class. Hang around Seattle a couple of years. Get married to a little red-haired mon- ster, then move to California and take up car racing or go to beauty school. BURR, LINDA CStinkyj All-City Ad Manager. To marry C. T. Boehm when we plan, and serve him well. CONVERSE, PATRICIA CPatj Spades, Girls' Club, Ski Club. To always have a successful life and go to Switerland with Ingrid and ski. COOK, GARY CGrizzleD Football, Baseball, and Boys' W Club, Gridsmen. To get a good iob and make a million. COSTELLO, DEANNA DECKMAN, RAY Boys' Club Representative, Roll President. College. GRAY, GARY CMusclesj HOLGATE, SHARON HUHN, RONALD CRonj Boys' Club Representative. Live a normal, happy life. JENSEN, BARBARA CBarbj Study Hall. ' To finish high school and some day get married. KAHLA, IEFF CHawkeyej Roll President, Dance Committee, Intramural Ping-Pong. KASMAN, MARTY Out-of-School Commission, Girls' Club Committee Member, Chinook CCircula- tion Managery To become an Army Nurse. McFARLAND, DARYL MONTGOMERY, PHILIP CPhilD Tennis, Roll President, Information Commission, Senior Picnic, Christmas Doc- orations, Ski Club. To go to college, and to strive to be half the man my Mother is. NAY, HOWARD CHowiej Chinook, Radiator Gang. Running laps for Mr. Burros, Fire llose Capt. To con- vince Mr. Pripp that I am a good ballplayer. go bel? success in whatever I may choose to do. And to sing Hound Dog like eav e. PERRY, RON PETERSON, IUDY RAWSON, MINA Senior Play, Big Sister. Hope to go to Business College. RUUD, SHARON SARRO, SANDRA CSandieD To marry Mike, and grow up to be half the woman my Mom is. SCHMITT, DON C 6 packj Chinook To get the biggest Cad Convertible in town. To get the one l've already found, and to see Lofthus graduate. SCHULTZ, DWIGHT SEKELLA, DANIEL CDanD Warriors, helping Iim pass L.A. llb. Service. SELLEN, NANCY Big Sister, Dads' Night. To marry a certain red head I know and be happy for 99 years. STEFFAN, JOHN Spanish Club. To sell tortillas to the Eskimos. THAANUM, TOM Roll President, Boys' Club. To attend the U. of W. and lead a happy life. TICE, VVALLY TOBIN, SHARON TODD, CHARLES CChuckj Moccasin Club, Library Display, Art To be always happy and successful. VanLEUVEN, ROBERT CBOBJ Museum Class. Going from class to class, standing by the radiator, watching all the girls go by, lots of homework. Be classified in SF. VICKERS, CONSTANCE CConnieD Co to college then get married. WALLITNER, CRAIG CCraigj Eye-balling girls in the front hall. To become a bum and see the United States under a box car. VVYPYCH, ROBERT MEADS, MICKEY Clvlickey Mousej Secretarial work, or train stewardess. PETERSEN, JUDY P-TA Dance Committee, Roll officer College and travel, to live, love, and HELBICK, HERMAN CBudD Boys' Club Rep., always turning out be happy. for sports but never making it. To attend P.L.C. and study Artg to serve my Lord in all I do. IUNG, LOREN Clungj Study checker, Football, Track, Ski Club, Roll activities. To go to college. MacKAY, ALLAN CAD Moccasin Club. Chem. Engineer or Mech. Draftsman. Two years in Japan with the U.S. Navy. 43 .ff-: . .. '?,1, , -', H 'W , . A C Z C I A A e e 5 'mf fe ' f - Y? 4,-ole Q ,., ,. vs ,, ,Q Z 6256? OW 41913 a.0 16 QQJVSEXQP 046056 wffszfs fo BEST A Carl IIHLETE B31-bat U11 tel- ' 41r11 QW ,V 1, Wim 'QQ a Spelmel- fi X MosT LIKELY TO succumb BEST VEB sawn seth? schmeiat . oi E-meSUne P SON ALYW jack Pierce Cathy Rice S Ay 3971 giexm Lean 623' P5963 Y! X946 X809 BEST1 ALL ROUND Dlfne Thomas Cra1g Waljjmer OV- PRE Q09 TTIEST WSE ogeaetsen Mfxndy TeubiYEs my Schmoyez' I wg- - X my Q be 9.06- , ' 'L, , tx-fig I 'Er 5 ' + . EST PRE Dlck T0fneSRIN TTIEST SM CY Asbjin ILE PRETTIEST HAIR Germame McNeil Ed Munger HANDSOM PBCEH1 Croihwaite , -I ?2?f:1f 1- .SJ . ,ff jf? L. :J . 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I 2 Language Arts Language Arts covers the broad field of com- munication: Observing, Reading, Listening, Speaking, and Writing. The department also offers experience in special phases of reading and literature, creative writing, journalism, speech, and drama. iN MR. BROWN must be out of the room Ee: EE fs I, l cl Lf., .41 -- r K, E 5 , ef' TEACHERS OF THE LANGUAGE ARTS DEPARTMENT are Cleft to rightj, Mr. Norwood, Mr. I. L. Jones, Miss Hurd, Mrs. Lansing, Mr. Brown, Miss McKenzie Cdepartment headj, Miss Luppold, Mr. Thomas, Mr. Arine, Miss Plamondon. Standing: Mr. Kantner, Mr. Mahan, Miss Flagler, Mrs. Friar. v Z 1 4....w,--,k , 1 au MR. NORWOOD'S booming: voice STUDENTS DISCUSS reading prob- keeps students awake. lems. EVERY ASPECT OF TEACHING is discussed in Future Teachers of America. SHOULD 18 YEAR OLDS VOTE? ques- tion in debate. MRS. LANSING'S s t u d e n t s learn public speaking. BACKSTAGE AT the Christmas Pageant. ,JAWL ACTING IS DEMONSTRATED by Mr. Arine's drama class. MISS McKENZIE'S STUDENTS SHOW how to lose selffonsciousness. EDITORIAL EFFICIENCY IS shown by Mr. Jones journalism class. ? 5, I -Y 1 50 x is I .7 Foreign Languages Miss Meinschad A Working knowledge of a foreign language as Well as an understanding of the intellectual, spiritual and emotional lives of other people, are emphasized prin- eiples taught in the Foreign Languages department. WE LEARN TO UNDERSTAND other countries better through foreign students. These students are Shane Garibian, jerusalemg janina Sanko, Germany Cborn in Latviajg Wasil Fiedorow, Belgium Cborn in Russiaj. 51 Mr. Rakus Miss Curry Cdepartment headD Miss Hague Mrs. Crockett Mr. Pripp Social Studies 'HK' Miss Ford Miss Minnehan Social Studies includes those courses which are concerned with the study of man and the problems which he has coped with in the past and those he will have to face in the future. Subjects covered in this department are: World History, U.S. History, Far East, Contemporary Problems, Economics, Psychology. FAR EASTERN IDEALS, PRINCIPLES, and practices are taught by Mrs. D. C. Smith in her senior history class. 52 NITED STATES HIS Mr. Patterson Mr. Hayes Mr. Warne Mr. Roberts GIVING SPEECHES IS one phase of class work. Mr. G. Smith Cciepartment headj THE GLOBE IN THE LIBRARY assists students in TORY looks enjoyable. history classes. 53 Miss Meinschad Mrs. D. C. Smith Mr. Franks STUDENTS STUDY the map in order to become ac- quainted with our European neighbors. A 'f,,, :1fs:l,+xESwk1. f2' -- CONTEMPORARY PROBLEMS C1255 listens illtenfly SMILING FACES constitute Mr. Robert's Economics to a discussion on one of today's current issues. class. 'hmm df A I , gg' li I' . 3 f -25543-ibkiv'-v:1::s. 9-. f 'f 'hu i Q3 ff-awww. T .,,., w V it K 1 .. W Q , x g- ! ,Z 45 ' W -,SW Q -' Q 5 5 X. My ......,.,,mS Business Education Q, it Students employed in the duties associated with Business Educa- tion are concerned with serving the needs of the school as well as obtaining the useful experience required by a future vocation. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT the teachers are: Mrs. Bonine, Miss Mowry, Mrs. Duncan, Miss Robin- son, Miss Patterson, Miss Magillicuddy, Mr. Hannan, Mr. Wolfe, Mr. Miller, Mr. Christopherson 56 i, W1-v a , wt , .lg 5,1 I. 41- .- ,Wm Ewa. . ,. 1,21 , U A32 K Q Q K x ' Q Ag? .- ' 5,9533 K ' tiki, W' 5 SL -mf-furff - 1,51 4-1,16-vga , 9 f ,Q A 1 .4 M, 1 y '4 .5 A - - m, S, ' -' H ' -z' ,w f 1 3.E?'Ef?f', ,f .. F515 .gzziif-,145 1: ff ' f ,X J 'Mwxmf-at ,Z:wf:.Zfs,..,, f b 1-55225. ,ff ' -I 1 L- i i .. . . A K 5 is X 2' 'M 1 ww .... 1 ar use ef. 'bv x-1--M i we T , ,,V.f, 3 Y W, Q , 15 'L A V .4 ,, S 'KW Q, 5, Sw - Q-f:..e?'mEfJtm ., . V-W,' ,, , 3,65 Y XF JB' '3 19 4 K ni gif 9 Ev KA' r x g-32 Y W fav f .r M 4 x 1' 1 , m f 9 4 I P x in W 'Q N ,, ,Mig 9 Kev ,lf W1-1 4 0'-4 ? Qs, ? 5:55, 5 -a ,L Q Q 4., it Ei . x 35332 'Q 5 Science LEARNING TO BE HAPPY through good health is the main objective of the Health Education classes. Miss Bachmann Mr. Doty Mrs. Greenidge MISS METZGER, MR. ALSLEBEN, Mr. I. E. Jones, Mr. Blauert Cdepartment headl, Mr. Wohlrabe and Mr. Ulery observe a Physics experiment. 58 L w f wi' V Ls: fgfz' ., , J'-f ' - ' 7 Q flf- 'E -vi K Mfg Y ! 'Q ' W c 'V 5 .ay ...,,,Wy v , , 'V' W ..,, I i 32' 5 53? 5! Niuw .Q ,eg ,i '51 Wm. Industrial Arts The objectives of the Industrial Arts classes are to pro- vide opportunities to obtain basic technical and indus- trial knowledge necessary for intelligent, participating citizenship in our society. fs A Industrial Arts faculty members are: Mr. Frey, head of department. Mr. Stegin. Mr. Robinson. Mr. Chamberlain. TOOL AND MACHINE SKILLS, provide opportunities for gaining basic skills in the use of common tools and machines for leisure activities, or for future vocational ap- plication. THEIR JOB IS to provide common experiences on group projects and in class organ- 1zat1ons to enable pupils to attain desirable social and work habits and attitudes. ifn..m-4,-ri -f'- is-,M , . , uf- Q' 92 PLANNING-INITIATIVE-DESIGN. Encourages each pupil to develop habits of self-reliance, self-discipline and resourcefullness through careful workmanship in planning and executing prac- tical projects of good design. WOOD SHOP PROMOTES the use of industrial arts skills and knowledges in phases of learning and living. ' 4 ,fi 61 MRS. HARRISON, FOODS Cleftj, and Mrs. King, clothing, MRS. KENNEDY LOOKS UP from test papers. She teaches Home confer on department activities. Management, Family Relations and Health Education. Home Economics CAREFUL PLANS make future fashions. Home Economics provide education for home and family living, including child care and development, foods, clothing, housing, budget, personal growth, and family relations. Basic courses are taught by laboratory methods. This procedure develops skills and judgments necessary for everyday living and provides for more self-expression now and in later life. IT'S NOT the results, it's the procedure! saslwms. W - PAINTING STUDENTS WORK from a still life we . 92 - I ,+- s 'V i , 1 J Q r rv E I t , Q W Q- ? O, .- A fa .,:, ' nf If Y W 'f g' , . -,,,ia,ijQ f BL ' , model. Art Art Education encourages creative growth by em- phasizing exploration of many materials. Intsead of a formal classroom situation, the art department is arranged as an art workshop Where all fields of art can be explored. Painting, Basic Art, Sculpturing, Ceramics, Jewelry, Weaving and minor crafts are offered. VISITORS INVESTIGATE activities of the art workshop. MR. BEASLEY AND MRS. MCDONNELL judge examples of their students' work. BEAUTIFUL CERAMIC PIECES emerge from gray masses of clay. f Qian , to Q MR. FOSSO LISTENS to the efforts of one of the chorus class. Music D3 . April 23 marked the date of the memorial service for Mr. Smith, who had passed away five days before. The school and community were saddened and shocked to learn of the untimely death of a man they had admired for so many years. MR. T. S. SMITH directs school band WEST SEATTLE I-HGH SCHOOL'S orchestra adds greatly to school spirit. C D .Amit S 1, .l in 3 f n I Q5 fe' ,A ,gi-, Physical Education MISS ARNOLD, Mrs. Svvofford and Miss lVlcElwee smile at photographer. Physical Education is required of every student each semester. All per- sons need sufficient muscular strength to maintain good posture and to do everyday tasks. Through instruction in the skills of sports and rhythms, pupils acquire the knowledge and de- sirc to carry on big-muscle activities in leisure time. i IT'S A TOPSY-TURVY WORLD! 5 gl ' r i Lx f 's V, 4' 'M 5 7 J if Sfswmf A M My -is ,,,,.,Mzff ' N i ,K ,ff gm, MX.. V xxw. 1 Miinif if fe JZ-45.1 fgigxf all 'K P --N-.SX K, Y K xx f' N W fx tx M Q mL.,, ff' l' X V X A 5 xxx V m,,,, LIQA. Qi M ,A x W A-A . 1 X Q I A 3 Y fn, E J 5 1 I H ' 1 K 5 5 Q E l s ,S N t v St mi7- h 1 X 2 Iy,,.,-A R.. X A X X3 R 2 I W K x X' 2' i is, X f ig 2 3 if 1, EXW I E! Y Xia If 3? K .1 w .V 1 'V ,, ',-,,, NARA . ,fife it J Je will fe c 6' J on E. xg l 41 cw ff!! J 4 ' s ' i pf J , e 7 al f 1 QV 1 6 X I ,. l J J e ,... - , fl' Y , x A t ,' V f X lJJ J X ,., ' ' L H ky X J if J il N f XX-,MNM ,, , , J d 1 C1 CI'V1CC HH ' i IO UC TICKET SQUAD: Top row: Harlan Jensen, Tod Collins, -Jerry Caron and Jack Metcalf. ,, , , ,, . ,, -A Q ax c Middle row: Barbara Dahley, Geri Izenhower, Barbara - W ., ..,,. 'eS'p'en'ceTj'NI'i. VSeliaiilm'iCiHi7iSoYjfPaifi Sliennari,'JariE1 iN5ri?y L'r W-'f V ,,a,,.,-i A 3 s Kelly. Bottom row: Gail Rehberg, Judy Jefferies and Jackie Green. tion STUDY CHECKERS Front row: Susan Markus, Lauri Anderson, Margaret Farmer, Suzanne Ceisel, Susan Barrett, Kathryn Callinatti, Lanyene Morris. Middle row: Rebecca Houser, Barbara Sherwood, Betty Carpine, Sharon Berger, Anne Melde, Karen Rinnert, Lonny Bang- sund. Last row: Ann Hardwick, Marilyn Amick, Carol Weimer, Terry Freeman, Mrs' McDonald Carole Krook, Judy Faylor. Mr. Whaley STUDY CHECKERS Left row: Eleanor Berg, Loretta Lenning, Norma Jean Jahnke, Marilyn Karlenberg. Middle row: Phyllis Harrow, Diane Saxwold, Nancy Nye, Myrna Collins, Carol Hzge. Right row: Connie Christie, Diane Finch, Teddie McKenna, Marlene Johnson, d- warda Peterson. Study Checkers not pictured: Janet Bar- teld, Sharon Canalon, Nancy Colhapue, Sarabeth Cooper, Joyce Falling, Toni Fitz- patrick, Lois Gillespie, Toni King, Ann Kinner, Susie Kirkpatrick, Carol Larson, Mary Lyerly, Barbara McKenna, Vialorie Masters, Margaret Miller, Karen Rinnert, Diane Wheless. KITCHEN CREW M Left to right: Mrs. Barnet, Mrs. Swanson, g ni Mrs. Johnston, Mrs. Cilge, Mrs. Peterson, Jg p my Vrit A F Mrs. Zitkovich, Mrs. Yarno, Mrs. Hansen. S S S :LV U pu Gloria Stromberg helps Ezie Johnson obtain admittance to see the nurse. NURSES AIDS: Sharon Anderson, Glenda Clark, Jean Commick, Joanne Garrison, Phyllis Jarrett, Beverly Land- strom, Jerry McKinnon, Sharon McLees, Loretta Meade, Sandra Miller, Lucille Morris, Maryjo Powers, Karen Rod- gers, Patty Rogers, Gloria Stromberg. CUSTODIANS Front row: Mr. Hanson, Miss Ward, Mr. Giesl. Back row: Mr. Leyde, Mr. Henson, Mr. Griss. Not pictured: Mr. McCord, Mr. Brown, Mr. Lenning. Mrs. Fiske helps students in need. Man of the Year, Mr. Lloyd Stage Crew Top-Duane Knittle Bottom left to right - Terry Clark, Roy Snow, Walt Sitarek, Bob Zenk. Mr. Ulery, Advisor. Upper row, left to right-Harold Rosengren, Bob Jewett, Bob Schaf- houser, Alvan Austin, Bert Case. Lower row, left to right - D u ane Knittle, Terry Clark, Ed Lambert, Jerry Bryne, Walt Sitarek. Not Pictured: Doug Atkinson, Don McNeil, Victor Moore, Dennis Rodia, Darrel Riley, Lee VanZante, Herbert Burke. Left to right-Duane Knittle, Jerry Bryne, Walt Sitarek, Mr. Ulery. Counselors Assistants 'wp Standing-Mrs. Nitta, Mrs. Waldalg Seated-Mrs. Davenport, Mrs. Busche. Left to right-Nancy Eeckhout, Karen Moore, Student, Anita Anderson, Judith Aitken, Ian- ette Dobie, Nancy Eeckhout, Linda Glover, Guenther Cudyon, Arlene Heaslip, Marilyn Holert, Joann Kelly, Beverly Landstrom, Dora Lee, Ioan Louisell, Vic Moore, Camille Nelson, Nancy Ruffner, Sally Rush, Dixie Rokke, Bob Schafhauser, Larry Spry, Le Swanson, Gary Tisdale, Chuck Zobrist. Miss Philips. Mrs. Busche helps student. Cflice Girls Joanne Jaech, Wanda McGlassen, Marjorie Bybee, Joan Pope, Anne Nygues, Beverly Crandall, Sharon Crohn, Cheryl DeLaittre, Jean Bienz, Isla Hagen and Shirley Fletcher busy themselves with office duties. Attendance Clerks not pictured are Janet Clinton, Sandra Corning, Sharon Fleming, Priscilla Garrison, Sonja Gross, Jo Ann Hurst, Margie Huson, Kathy Jackson, Judy Jeffries, Judy Johnson, Linda Johnson, Loralle Johnson, Sally Johnson, Nancy Kelly, Sharon McKeehan and Rosemary Morgan. Sandy Gallagher and Carlene Wagner check student Mrs. Waldal and Maytha Myers help students, Judy Carter files cards. files for schedules. 74 mmm-- vf-- sa: fs-ff-1uw:ff:walwm:a::,:f:m f - vu -nur inn: ow ann:-ae:.se.fxs nunsuwfff,e,nuaanmnnn Others on the office staff are: Pat Lancaster, Phyllis Hesler, Lorene Knighton, Shirley Butler, Judy Stone, Darlene Grim, Nancy Shinabarger, Anne Connell, Shirley Short. Not pictured are: Janet Bartel, Anita Draper, Nancy Hartwig and Melanie Wood. Attendance Clerks not pictured: Faith Myers, Lynn Northrop, Linda O'Reilly, Penny Price, Medona Richard, Barbara Saladis, Judy Sartor, Diane Saxwold, Sue Slater, Susan Smith, Pat Steele, Gwen Tatman, Diane Thomas, Sandy Thompson, Audrey Willis and Cicely Wylde. Pat Collar checks on absentees while Joan Purves types list. With apparent concentration, Judy Carter and Jackie Gearheart check student files 75 School Awards and Honors Elaine Fitzpatrick MISS INSPIRATION This is the title given a graduating senior girl by the majority vote of girls in school who feel she has been a real Q inspiration to them. TORCH HONOR - Row one: Diane Roskie, Marcia Smith, Ernestine For- schmieclt, Anita Anderson, Ruth Fryer, Sherri Hopkins. Row two: Iudy Aitken, Diane DeWitt, Cathy Rice, Sydney Stoxen, Sharon Fleming, Diane Paxton, Row three: lack Chavey, Bob Thomson, Paul Blauert, Elaine Fitzpatrick, Bev Raleigh, Ann Kinner, Carol Backus. Row four: Bob Vickery, Charles Watson, Zintars Zamelas, Clark McKinley. PHI BETA KAPPA The University of Washington Chapter of Phi Beta Kappa, a scholastic KIWANIS SHIELD honorary, annually presents an award to the girl and boy who are judged This award is given to the student who has to have done the most for the school by inspiring their classmates in ad- been noted for outstanding work in the miration for the best traditions of high scholarship field of journalism. Charlotte Hollister Jack Chavey Marion Gregory TORCH HONOR - Row one: Emily Earl, Barbara Rinehart, Jean Bienz, Marjorie Bybee, Suzanne Baker, Marion Gregory, Shirleyanne Wilson. Row two: Judi Miller, Sharon Julian, Nancy Ruffner, Patricia Sher- man, Barbara Spencer, Pat Lancaster, Joanne Jaech. Row three: Errol Searle, Cheryl De Laittre, Beverly Cran- dall, Anne Connell, Doris Thomas, Pat Munroe, Gene Hostetter. Row four: Jack Pierce, Bob Poyneer, Jim Cufley, Jerry Caton, James Paglieri, Larry Swanson, Gerald De Poorter. Members not pictured: Nancy Adams, Judy Adolphoson, Bill Alsdurf, Nancy Ashlin, Don Campbell, Harry Fay, Anna Freeman, Charlotte Hollister, Geraldine Izenhower, Janet La Marche, Janet Leifhelm, Beverly McMillin, Germaine McNeil, Lynn Martin, Larry Metcalf, Margo Peirson, Larry Peterson, Naomi Peterson, Ned Roberts, Ronald Robinson, Harold Rosengren, Nancy Stuart, Ronald Welch, Beverly Whitson. WILLARD SHIELD Each year the names of the girl and boy who have made the most outstanding contributions to the school, as deter- mined by the student body, are inscribed on the Willard Shield. Because of a tie, both Cathy Rice and Elaine Fitz- patrick shared the girl's award. Cathy Rice at Craig Johnson Elaine Fitzpatrick nd r 3 ' v ff f . 'f 'ff .:L'i tiff 1 - 1 jg.sifi1iff-:V if L7 1 2.21 ,,.. f '21 ir ' , 'T ge' E 4 if W if 2 W, T ? ,Z M ff 2 E x M 3 , 14 ' 3 5 -Q S4 2 3 If 1,35 gif, F. WJ 3 1 Elk gg- f ta- 'fee VS. ' Q 1 5 fr 4 if ' 1' T 1 Q 1 Rfk ' an wx .1 J, 5 , -I ' 5 -. I g,h, ..,,,, ,L.. -... H f My S ' 'h. ' :' K a T. In-...y :ss Marion Gregory Judy Aitken Charles Watson Mrs. McDonnell CM214 Co-editor Co-editor Business Manager Advisor .Qecw , ,Mi ,oem-a P04412 Java-0 272640 Canal' vi V0-ef Mad Rush!!! Deadlines must be met. SERVICE AND PRODUCTIONS: Barbara Dahley, Ron Huhn and Marion Gregory ART STAFF: SPORTS STAFF: SOFHOMOR STA : Larry'Metcalf, Anna Freeman, Doris Thomas Skip Kulle, Larry Ottele, and Shirley Joslyn Cphotog- Karen Parsloe rapherj Patty Rogers - Sl- Staff spends many hours at L and H Printing Company. M F S nnnn SCHOOL GOVERNMENT STAFF: DEPARTMENT STAFF: Patty Rogers and Priscilla Bigge Marcia Hcclgcock, Bill Arquette, Madeleine Blitz Emily Earl, Karen Parsloe and Larry Metcalf SENIOR STAFF: JUNIOR STAFF: 5115811 Stewart Janet Leifhelm, Gwen Neshiem, Pat Monroe, Barbara Ann Dahley, Priscilla Biggs, and Monica Montgomery Carol Backus, and Emily Earl Sandra Burgess Mr. I. L. Jones, advisor Photographers Dave Barnes, Everett Weller and Rod Sorensen. ihwiiln wwe omg MANAGING EDITORS 2 . I I 5 1 I BUSINESS STAFF: Barbara Rinehart, manager, AI Roses, circulation, and Arlene Marshall, assistant manager. Marion Gregory, lst quarter Mike Mains, 2nd quarter Pat Munroe, 3rd quarter Dick Ramon, 4th quarter T , f . sa 5 t' ...........- If-,nfl I if S ea- ' EDITORIAL STAFF-Back row: Clyde Neaville, Ron Tjerandson, Dick Ramon, Dennis Wotton, Mike Mains, Howard Nay, Everett Weller, Rod Sorensen and Naomi Peterson. Front row: Virginia Morris, Penny Slater, Linda Stephens, Pat Munroe, Don Schmitt, Marion Gregory, Chuck Hughes, Barbara Rinehart, Iudy Carter, and Judy Knox. ' I nr , ig? V fix ,N w, I We if Sf- 1111 AD STAFF: Linda Burr, Short and Peggy Strong, all-city, and Marty Kasman, local ad manager. Look oncet a little, Mrs. Yoder. g l :'5 MVT k1'N . if Program cover for the important event of the year - the Senior Play - designed by Doris Thomas. 82 LVM 'PAPA IS ALL, Senior Play Cast PAPA .... .... D ennis Tones MAMA ...... Cheryl DeLaittre JAKE .... .... L arry Smith EMMA ........... Iucly Baker MRS. YODER . . . . . . Shirleyanne Wilson STATE TROOPEP1 BRENDLE . . . . . . Larry Skoog Director Mr. LAWRENCE ARINE State Trooper Brendle enters at play climax. You killed him didn't you? Papa - Ya, I killed him. Ain't I got a right to kill him? Racing with the Clock S-s-s-steam Heat It's Henry again. Gotta have HEART , , ..:. , ,:., ..:: . -- '.qfwe6!ss5f,'Ees:z1:h .. , ts,-, fn- -- -' new-:. :sf ., ..... .. , HE RIB TTAU - - - orzggzml mmm! comedy Double exposure combining two acts of a successful presentation. ff I'vc go: charm OJ. Henry!! Professionalism reigns as director helps cast. by lvan L. Iones op,,' 2:::gi:::::::' lln ll ' ll.. ..Il.'..' uullu. lla I ll !!llu:!!llne2! and Lawrence Arine Danny Lowell Cat the pianoD and his combo provided the music for the show. Also in the picture are Dennis Troudt, drumsg Laxry Lang, trumpetg Bill Alsdorf CSubstituting for Rod SorensenD bassg and Ken Fichards, sax. Lowell put the pencil Cin mouthj to good use as he arranged the musical sequences. Mr. Arine talks over the manuscript with the principals, Shirley- anne Wilson, Bob Iohnston, Colleen Busby, Larry Smith, Leroy Wickstrom, Cheryl DeLaittre and Darlene Moore. Bonnie Pasco and Jim Locatelli are not pictured. 5. 3 l :l4s1!4r xv 'N 13 Q- . 7 -,o .xg .. xg I 1 4 r 3 i ' 1 1 A . 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Adams, Anita Ahnger, Susan Amick, Edward Amick, hlarilyn lean S 'A , ,, M . a, ff? , Ah if 1 we-fy ' il I, 5 Ahrenius, Lois Ammerman, Sandra 1, E Anderson, Margery Anderson, Mary Ann Anderson, Sharon Kay Anderson, Sue Allen Arneson, Arlene Where's Henry? L! QT xt X N7 Balzrini, Carletta Barfuss, Beverly Barton, Jeannette Beattie, Margaret Arquette, Sharon lysy , ' r 0,9 'urn-. xr 'I' sa, .. I 22 f ,gg f fr AA 6 Barnard, Donna Becker, Tina E. Babbitt, Babe tta Jean ff' - ,srrr sssy , Barrett, Susan Sweet Sue -.Ms .A 4. it n I . . 4' 3, ,-fr , ji ' -s 5 ' j ' 1 1 'of Wi it ' ii , pl 'vl4f'ii 'X K uc Aiken, Ioe Allen, Penny Andersen, Sharron L. Anderson, Dick 'QF , , j Anglin, Iorene Annis, Antonia Baerman, David I. Baker, Ray -4 1,, ,. -.x . . ,F F We Q 4 , ,Q Barrows, Lamar Bedal, Timothy Q , ,,,, y ,,,,, if 'rwifhg M 3 Y 1 A- , we if Q 4 F Barry, John Bell, Pat Allen, Dorothy Faye Anderson, Linda Lee S , Archer, Renee Baldridge, Robert A Q ig t, , QE? , ,gn ,- Barteld, Janet Bemis, James fi 'Zh MW X i ff ,. 0 ,wil , :YL N if u . J + , - I4 Bender, Sandy Beyers, William , , M, .. Blackaller, Larry Bohlin, Gay Darlene 2' 'Y Qi, qs. ' iv ' X Brader, Bonnie Burdin, Betty . Lyn- 1 ET. ' Benedict, Rex Loren Bigge, Priscilla W, Blackburn, Leland Bohn, Jo Ann .V A re fi 'iw - Z Brado, Dreana Burgess, Sandra ie f 'V fu Y ,su Y Benson, Glenn Biles, Janet Blair, Robert Bennet. Pat Bilodeau, Gordon 'Q Eff Mx, ' Q r4-fn L Blanton, Roger Q as fur 'wifi Berger, Garland Bird, Kenneth if if' ff' Bergthold, Sharon Bird, Richard 1 K, PNG' Bledsoe, Saundra Blitz, Madeleine Booth, Wayne 3? . QE? Bohn, Ruth Boltz, Phyllis Booth, Mary -' W , N B x 7 , . . VMW i, . in f. B' af ' ii r fri' V V 7 l' Brandon, Phillip Bratton, Carl Brewer, Mary Jo Bums, Robert Burr, Geraldine Burrows, Marlene fi S fu-.. iZ 35 Q- Qga 'ga Brewer, Jim Burrell, Judy Besser, Rae Anne Birkland, John A. l 3 Q f K,- , . Bloom, Rodger Bowers, Kathleen ,gin ttlaf , , ef fi ,,, ,, Broughton, Allen Lee Busby, Colleen Butler, Fred James Carlson, Jack f Carter, Judith A. Claboe, Michael 51211 .5 'E + fm ww 52' if ..,, V Collins, Julie Connor, Patrick E. H' we fsw E and iw Bybee, Shirley Carlson, Nicola Byrne, Jerry Carlson, Norene Campagna, Judy Carper, Karen A,t ,i A N., Case, Bert Caseman, Lynn Albert Casey, Mike Clark, Terry Cleaveland, Claudia Clinton, Janet J , J he Collins, Myrna Kay Conquest, Janet gg -1: ru ,wf2:,53ff- I-'iii' Wifi nf 5 it Collins, Todd Cook, Ronnie Campbell, Linda C. Carpine, Betty Centioli, Ralph Coles, Gordon Collyer, Kathleen Companion, Jo Ann Cooper, Barry E. Cooper, Janet iiii C '.' jilff' ' 2 W gi-1.135 Canfield, Paige Lee Carstensen, Craig 'X Q e:-W 1 , wtf Sw ,Q 1 ,,, p e , , .,,,.1: 4H::.-ES??':f' .' Carlsen, George Carte, Lucretia ei, r 1, .Z 134' ka.. Egan' N 1 3- 1-all B r Christiansen, Lance Collinge, Jo Anne A Condit, Sharon M. Cooper, Neil 1 t + M? Q f ,, ,ig X Christofferson, Maris Ann Collins, Fred E. K 1 J ' 'ffl' ' li-.iifiib ,.,, e ' -ff' ,-a V ,,,,,, Conner, Donald Cooper, Sarabeth ' 91 4 f if 4' T yt, H in 5 lawqgfg AJ fit vw Q, Q H' , Corning, Sandra Crooxn, Paul at + my fr e iii Davis, Dianne Denckla, Don m'k Dolan, James Duzell, Dolores n? .J , :Y , Costello, Gary Crowder, Martin ff ww., Coulter, Gary Dahl, Mary Alice Davis, Dixie Dilly, Texauder Davis, Jacques C. Dereg, Jerry Lee ,, W f EM if f L il Cushway, Gene Dahley, Barbara Ann ini Cox, David Cramer, Gretchen Crenshaw, David Daker, Hazel Damm, Worthy Davidson, Charles Davis, Jerry Dawley, Mary Jane De Britz, Georgia Deeback, Marilyn DeZarn, Linda Dickey, Mary Ellen Disher, Noel Dobie, Janette t ..,,-lszw. rink .: J 5 -f.. J 2 I V 5 tt.: .M slla , lttye I r ' x 'i 1- ' waz? 5' 1, 1525 Donovan, VVanda Doxsie, Sherry Dracup, Grace Ebert, David Eddy, Burrard Eddy, James ' ' I ' aavr C rls aff? 5 DuBry, Pearl Dumars, Franklin Dupey, Ted Edman, John Edwards, Albert 1 1 ,1 -fv Edward, Roberta Eeckhout, Nancy Fahlen, Patricia Fiedorow, Wasil Fitzpatrick, Larry i'i V Free, Billy Garrison, Janne Eker, Andrew Fahnestock, Gary a. r Wm X f f if aid! 1+ K ty Field, Steven Fitzpatrick, Toni H' K s Free, Robert Gaunce, Neil t era 1 sf Elliott, Iohn L. Fanning, Bill t. V, 'lf Henrietta!! Flint, William Vl', Q , teeyl' L Friesen, Dawne Gearheart, Jacqueline Ellis, John Farmer, Margaret in A Englund Ioan Fatum Carol are , H V N Eustice George Fay jim ,Q fff tsiqz f , Everett Kaly Ferguson Sandra Fillbrand t, Ioan Fischer, Laurence Foster, David 'B Hot Shot Gentry, Earlyn F ,fyt 9 XX EE, ' glijnqxx 'li c ,ZZ ri? L Francis, Christine Gaddis, Glennie George, Elaine 3 Fiset, Edmund Francisco, Sharon Gallinatti, Kathryn Gilman, Daniece t L amz- , Y ,g ? EM as my f , ' as an . . .. ,Hwy ,,,,.,,,, 4 , . I N 1 X fi K- if fix ! W A rf 93 ,,,....-1- LL X Fisher, Myra Frank, Sherri Lee 5- wr i ,- J :E i ne ..::.t' Gardner, Roy Gledhill, Sandra W- ,... .1 - . 1 ., , tk mi- ' 51 22 55 ' --I 'F -I T 1 1 - , Goebel, Mike Gracey, Loren N I Rf ,Z , ,, as I,- m if Grout, Constance Halliday, James ,, Q' E k2ff3S :W-N ,S 1 alfa aa.: K' 'PFS . ' V - el? 4 E , +1 fa. :maize Hanson, Judith A. Harnett, Carol Ann Goodrich, Richard E. Goodwin, Dennis Goodwin, Roberta Gore, John D. Gould, Margery Gowen, Bill Grasst, Wolfgang Graupman, Gary Graves, Opal Grenfell, Judith Ann Grim, Darlene Grindulis, Lauris ap Q Gunde on, Glen Haag, Donald Jim Halverson, Jon Hamlin, Nancy Hanson, Stephen Hanson, Ronnie Hart, Sharon Hart, Victor Hage, Carol May Hake, Donna Mae Hale, Richard E. Hammond, Andrew Hammond, Mary Ann Hancock, Judy Anne H fe- ' ' E, ,. Harbo, Kristin Harty, Chester L. ,H , i ii-s. 'lk t G ,a,,, d II- li31Ymv...,.t,.n- iiill 5 Hard, Walter Harwell, Shirley Harden, Jerry Harvey, Patricia Hall, Ann Hanrahan. Betty Hardwick Ann Haugland Jamne F A fi . wan X5 ,. Hawkins, Gerald Helberg, Marilyn Lois Hill, Pat Hogue, Sharon Y gl 'x House, Bob Hurst, Kay Hayford, Janet Hemphill, William , ,M U J x ,l I 5 Hoadley, Jon Hoien, Robert A if ,B -1 all J . new E ia i . , H 5, f Howe, Maxine Hurst, Robert ef y ., Q' 11 EN IC PLFI50 Headding, Lana Henerson, Ginger 32 5 'af Hockett, Billy Holert, Marilyn E W , Hubert, Lynn Hudson, Margie Heaslip, Arlene Henry, Roger Lee 3 r E in SQ K zm :,5, .,f1 g 4' -gig s, Q , . ,ff ,Q Q ff J .L-, , -' , 251. W ' , if Hodges, Darlene Hollister, Eloise gg , Xxx ki Hudson, Norlene Iles, Barbara ill, ,, Hadgcock, Marcia Hedvall, Gerald Heglar, Karen Herold, Jack Heroux, Ellen J. Herth, James eli Q ra ,Q , Hodson, Joanne Holzer, Gary ft, Hoffman, Bertha Hook, Peggy - 1 5 , -2 Q , is ' a + 'mf e sy .,,,, Huffman, Carol Iverson, Paul A' Z wi Q W Huffman, Ioan Hoffman, Carolyn Hostetler, Gary Hughes, Charles Jackson, Perry ,,,,. ,,,,,,,, ,,,, g V Jackson, Ernest .., , 'YQQZF' -JL S 4,-n ali Jaeger, Jerome Jahnke, Bill Jarrett, Phyllis Jeffery, Wildred Jeffries, Judy Jensen, Arvid Johnson, Janice Johnson, Joel Johnson, Karen Johnson, Marlene Johnson, Nancy Johnson, Robert O. My Q Johnson, Thomas Johnston, Judith Joslyn, Shirley Joyce, Doro thy Kent, Brenda Kent, Judy Knaack, Carolyn Knittel, Duane Jondal, Kay Kaufman, Victor ,H fs S' Qs E t an 'ight f in-if is , Kingma, Jane Knorr, Charles 5 , 2-my AW 5 Jones, Dennis Keeman, Jane V? Jones, James Kelly, Joann Y P? Jones, Patricia Kelly, Nancy K li K Jsil Kingma, Jean Kirby, Virgine Kirchner, Robert Krames, James Ed Knox, Judy Kovatch, Juanita Jensen, Harlan Johnson, Ronald K. x i if s Ei + nss o, , n Joslin, Timothy Kennedy, Charles 4 r 99 iw A we an Kirlin, William Krook, Myrna , ai? , R , i L , -5 La Forest, Victor Joan I. '5- zi gg , Logan, Jacob Drummand Lumbert, Donna Gale , as Dlclfadzen, Robert Mcl.ees, Sharon Lake, Nancy Lang, Lawrence H. Lapp, Lyle Le Master, Michael Lewis, Luica '-. .Vgh . xg-.J ' fo- Q.. Logan, Pat Lumbert, Nancy as 1 si 4' 95 sf 4 or -V ianf 0 McGavran, Carol McRae, Barbara nd -N, 'Vx vi Q? Louisell, Ioan Lumbert, Paul Linderoth, Doreen Lowden, Audrey Lunsford. Patricia It 'Z 't ' I L, . ,I , X A . A J e ns a r rr K J fs -1..,,f W , ' fl 2, lXlcGlasson, VVanda Nlagnussen, James 2322: ,tw X lil McGrath, Douglas Bruce Mahon, Margaret i 1 A ig helm , ,,,a N a -wh. .cp , X FN, ,f Larson, Carol Jean Lindquist, Russ ,b 5 , 1 f gjps I Lowell, Daniel James Lunt, Laurel i ts. sf H 1' 44 3 1 'T McKay, Nevada Malone, XValter aff' X 'Q rid? 'XX Q Lawrence, Audrey M43 L . Livingston, David Y J '5- Lowery, Beverly McConkey, Nelv .W ,, . WW, we 4 ina M' iv 3' McKenna, Teddie Manerud, Janet Q1 New ff' Layton, Lynda Fay Lloyd, Harold B 'S 'V L, gf 131' no l 'H ' 5 i W. ,N 3 , Luker, Carol McFadden, James 1, X 2 f sa? 9 ,-.f ' i i K, McLaughlin, Bruce Mann, Jerry Q 'f'7' :VV -1 Maples, Norma Jean Martin, Don , . ij.. S 46' rl to N., sf., E ssttssst by 'F or 'LM 2 as .EEE XX 3 Metheral, Geraldine Minter, Isabella ,. . Aung Mortenson, Gail Nelson, James ma Marcotte, Karen Mason, Myra Lee JF' SW: we M 1 ,, . Metzger, Donna Montgomery, Monica 1 errla e ,MII Myers, Maytha Nelson, Larry . - . Y , Markus, Susan Marthens, Sue Elizabeth Mathers, Earl Matt Maybay, George e S S ' Miller, Linda M. Montoya, Iulian Yen- V 5 r 3 5 e Hz ,E ' rrtf. V Pi? llliller, lVIonty Moore, Darlene 'T 361542- .A in - .15-Sim T I tx Q f k . ' l - Myers, Phillip E. Nevels, Edna May Na ck, Robert Nevvberg, Carol :WSG YP Z x Martin, Charlotte lllaxfield, Lonnie , I ....e alf a fix' D E J' hliller, Robert Moore, Karen Z llii P A Nash, Don Newberg, Bob 1 El' 4'-x , an 5 M 2 .:,, ,,,,. Q, ax 1 Martin, Marsha Mead, Judy Gail ' A Miller, Sally Morris, Lucille G. att. ,l.' szta Nash, Sandra Nokes, George f 1-M., .1 ,..l 3 51, 2- ' WU l Martin, Stephen D. Melde, Ann Katherine Minnick, Bob Morris, Sharron i t Nelson, Gerald Henry Norman, Gary D. . -L. 13 'awp .Q K l .Eiga X North rup, Gregory Nosler, Margaret Ollas, Larry ,fx l ,,k Ottele Larry Pascoe Bonnie n N vw ' Y .al Ollom, Norma Nungesser, Carl Olsen, Ronald Gene i j: 'Wm 2 , , ., t Nygren , Ann Olson, Theodore an I :K fl Oelsehlager, Donald O'Neil, Mike I Pizza' Sf . .' 'it ago- f Okada, Gerald S. Opsata, Patty E. s .,,m.' ,, K Q 2- H , .-471' ,Hg ,hm LA ,J ,4 w av -, a t kv, A , 'if' Perry, A. Timothy Picard, Kenneth x It V Otto Ruth Page, Barbara Palrher, Joanne Parenteau, jim Pargerter, Diane aton, Gayle Paton, Laurie Patzer, Ronald Pearson, Geraldine Pelham, Don is , V lik, 2, , nf . . me 'E Q' as L , K w , -z as I b , Q ,. ,V Petersen, Janice Petersen, Judy Petersen, Robert L. Peterson, Lorraine Peterson, Marvin Pierce, Marion Pless, Lynn Plumbly, Geary Poor, David Poyssier, Neil . flxf Olive, Phyllis O'Rielly, Linda Parsloe, Karen Perkins, Clifton H. -,. as s. ,,,,,, fl, Peterson, Mitchell Purington, R. Michael if -IF K 9' 1 F I W .fi Q X. Quirt, Kathleen Rasmussen, Arlene Richard, Kenneth L. Riley, Annieta Reichle, Larry Rinnert, Karen S 1 In sm' , a ,,, Reilly, Suzanne Roark, Ronald mx F . if X, . K,,.. A L aa,1 Q, 1 Romero, Elaine Ronning, Rodger J. Rocal, Ray Ros, Catherine Ruttinger, Jacquelyn Lee Ryerson, Dick Saladis, Barbara Sanko, Janina . ,N I 4 x in 'lui I -1- K X X f K K ' nf V , Schaefer, Steven R. Schenk, Rose Marie Schomburg, Pat Schultz, Linda Shaffer, David B. Sharts, Russell Shaw, Barbara Sherwood, Barbara J. is x J .. Y 'Q at inf' ern ... r R K iiit ' . r v. , J: Rendahl, James Manley Rodgers, Karen ,X ' X fl y f--,,. gift.: I 7 Roses, Alan Roy Sartor, Judith aw 'lull-5 K' ta . we 'W I -' K ma 5, .L K 331291 Schwab, Patricia Responte, George Rogers, Patty hx 1 . wg J' 1. Q. K w -4 Ruch, Eugene V. Sauve, Linda ev' 3 4 B 4 , '.,.i 1,5 Schwartz, Robert Shinabarger, Betty Jane Shoesmith, Judith D. 94 Riach, Don Rokke, Dixie Rosatto, Linda Saxwold, Chris Gordon Schwier, Frederick, Jr. Shore, Judith al 1 Q f 4 lv I Shutlz, Kit Slocomb, Philip s J -Si RNM ,,,.. . ?' Snodgrass, Retta Sparre, Louis t - :- R ' to hi. Y qs. wg B W ,f,. f Stephens, Linda Strain, Francy fi' 'f vu-m' Silsby, Diane Smith, Bert . E N .ng Snow, Bob Sprinkle, Jerry e,,,--.V X ve L, fiaqirwf A Wy ' 1 Sims, Susan Smith, Janet , 7 .5 ., Snow, Roy Stackle, David QF, 2 'L 'A 'X if' Sinclair, Georgia Gail Smith, Thomas aaan 1 Solar, Hazel Stallman, Beatrice . I ,ima Q - y' in F ,I I ,M Sir' wg? wi' --., . .. ,,,, S aata ' S' he Sterlington, Kenneth Stevens, Susan Stevenson, Robert Stromberg, Gloria Strong, Charles Strone, Ron Var . -J -,f 'N wr., Singletary, Preston Smith, Roger Spangler, Norman Standfill, Larry Stewart, Susan Marie Sudduth, Beatrice Wwe Slater, Penny Smith, Sally Ann ri, ,Q Spannaus, Bertha Stariha, Paul y .F E?-Q ' ,fy , i X' Stone, Judith L. Sundeleaf, Charles B' , Sf, 1, W' Slingerland, jackson Smith, Susan E. ,mm W , F xr .. J? 'Wt J Masai, KG' S 5 ,ff Sparks, Sandra lean Steffan, Claudia ff. .a I f v if f 45 1 ' 3 J e Q at 1 1 , .. V -X ls 1 , at Stordahl, John Sundnes, Harold . ft 'F V G- ,, .- , f lOl mlb 3 Sutherland, Janice Swanson, Le Swanson, Robert Swenson, Barbara Terrana, Mel Thomas, Bev Thurston, Christine Timm, Audrey Tompkins, Evelyn A. Toslin, Tim l Thomas, James Thompson, Kenneth W, ,Q ,, W Tisdale, Gary Tope, Iarnes Trotter, Wesley Van Ham, Margret s. , H Troudt, Dale Vickery, Terryll Turley, Terry Ann Vinson, Daphine Ann I Tjerandsen, Ronald Treadwell, Gary I ci. -fy , 3 A ' a ff F F W Swinth, Kenneth Talbot, Sharon Templeton, Sharon Thompson, Peter L. Thompson, Sandra Thrune, Sally fi? Tobias, Alice Ann Tretheway, Nadine if ay e T S' Todd, David Trimble, Terry Upthegrove, Larry VanderHoek. Bonnie Vanders, Aldis Wadsock, Ronnie L. Wagar, Paul VVagner, Caxlene x F F5 f a t WY slnnsnl ,Q I pp f eeee , : wiv' ' . 'J 5 Tompkins, Tom Troiani, Bob an f f x , E I .,.:' .wx - V - .. f, :, ,W --r 'fe 5 me 5 W 'yi 5 .JJ Van Deusen, Earl Warren, Elvie Weatherhogg, Gaylen VVhitakeI, Ronald '. Williams, Hilda Winkle, Jerry VVotton, Dennis Zimmerman, Kora Lee r 'Q f ., ,ff Webber, Thomas White, Collene , , KA 5 'R Y Q 'SWE if J J' 55, Williams, Priscilla Witty, Janet Yackl ey, KaY Zlotnicki, Kazia il-.,, L , 5, ,eer in it R Weller, Robert Williams, Helga Weedin, Patricia Weiger, Victor Welch, Norman Welle, Sharon White, Lee Whitson, Ann Wiberg, Richard Wickstrom, Sharon fag? ll , - Q., 5 , .x , J Willis, Audrey Wilson, Gene Wiltse, Bobbie Iean Wineman, Janice Wingate, Bruce Wold, Paul Wolverton, David Wood, Melanie Wood. Robert Bruce Woodside. Collene 1' ' 2? 1. JB 5 .W is VV,L' .Rx Y, Yancey, Suzanne Young, Billy Young, Sandra Zachaw, Linda Zimmerman, Ioan Chapman, Wayne Emery, Gary Huffman, Ierry f 1 ' QQ, 1.',,,-7211, I , ., W 1a a 103 Sophomore Class 4 1 ' x 62,0 Q' V, I 'Nl M sg -a QW tits Wh 'O , 3 ,,x:ra,.Q Class Colors: Copper and turquoise 3, O U ': Xie O r if Q Q! Q 8 D X4 F' I x N sa A 9 S 'Q - x A X K K Class Nlottog Big things are built from little things well alone Class Flower: Lily of the valley Abrams, Bonnie is laws: , I Alexander, John If .:. Q, .J t, Q' Alverson, Sheryl Anderson, Linda Arnett, Patricia Ackles, Marilyn Ackley, Michael Q3 Sy ,, Z o, .,. Pictured above are the sophomore class officers. Tel Paris, seated, is president and Nancy Peterson fills the office of vice-president. io sssssi s , 'P it 3 , ss ss,s J Adair, Bonnie V , s ss s iils iiss iii B B 1 ls Alishio, Frank Allen, Bobby gg gig 'A Anchan, Iudy Andersen, Doug , '. 45? 1 . , ,-93,3 Anderson, Pat Anderson, Ron lssa Arnold, Sharon Arquette, Bill Allen Grant Anderson, Bonnie Q Andrews, John L' 'W 2. ieaggqsi. -, ff . s 1:1-, H, - sm. Artlip, Karen Adams, Al 19 Q .. ..., . ,:,,- . wg, 'sms 1' Allen, Jim 3' P . ,,::. .gs J 5 Anderson, Dave Archer, Rosalie - iii' fff':- Artlip, Sharen 104 ,tfsssfszauszzfgwa -sf' i,.wwfw,,,. . Adolfson, Jo Ann f si- l E1 Allen, Pat sr ,, .N Anderson, Gary Arkell, Raliegh I me ! ,, if 5 w W .1 my Ashlin, Carole if , i11m.,,. , le: . ,ss, Aitken, Susan Albers, Donna ,,,, , , iis Qsss A Allgire, Leland Allyn, John Anderson, Kelly Anderson, Laurie ' sssii g, if Arkells, Barbara Amdt, Babes s Atwood, Diane Austin, Jackie EU, s ,B .. The remaining officers are Carole Rutherford, treasurer and Joann Adolphson who is secretary. Mr. Patterson is the class advisor. ft W , ., M,,, aaa, 1 Baker, Dale 3- .4- Barfuss, Don Bennett, Glenna Y it .. j Birkland, Carol Q ar if J' ,. an valhr' 'iff 1 . rr Q f W Baker, Pat , , Q., 1? .D Barnard, Ioan Bennett, Judy Bakken, Ronnie Baldridge, Larry Barrett, Caroline Bauer, Sharon ,., V rss s Benson, Dick l ,Q ,L aw . 5 3. 1 .Q Bishop, Jerry . ' Q ' Bjerke, Ieny Berch, Geva wfwgf fiweifff Baldwin, Frank r r .t Q, ,Y .r , 'W' 'nu df H Beckstrom, Linda ar e 'C Berger, Sharon .II V,,.. V, 4 B iiii at T, f 1 Ti? ' Blackinton, Linda Blake, Deronda T r , li. 'V ' 3 . ,,.. f ii. jf' - , Ig!! fig or inf' 2. Bonney, Dianne Boone, Connie Borden, Connie Bomstedt, Kenny Bostrom, Diane 105 fi vhejr A ' I fQv if' A 4 'I - 5- 495 fiqpalt' ? lgl f,,,x:'1 vv We dedicate this Sophomore Section c J, Q .X ' o 5 f' G I Q 1 l 1 'Y ,Q 5.,g 0 lf' 'I 9 :VA ff s D , C' Z ,., Q I 1 I , to the memory of Karen Barth I 1 Q-ar Jer Bangsund, Ilona Beckwith, Mary L. i so 1 4 ffr12 .r - A Berridge, Robert 53 Miss Spirit ,, W' :aft Q 4 'S Bowen, john Bardsley, Stephen it Bellinger, Iudy un ., ., Besser, Carol Bokn, Lois P Boyden, Ioan Bardsley, Sandra li J ik 1 ig,,- K 1 ,,r.VV 5? - --' irgyfgiw Bender, Albert ,. Beveridge, Billie 1 elif Bolinger. Carolyn 5. -.- , V, Boyer, Iudy 'lk L'.52 wi. W, .. ,ol Q, we Burr, Jerry Caldwell, Bill Carlson, Sidney 5 N65 1 ,os . .,.., Nl11,EE,g : .,,::, ,Mr ., .,,, ,, ,,,,,,, Burris, Gertrude ' -- 1: Calhoun, Clayton ii ar Carpet, Iohnel Burris, Virginia ig: r, . 1-, Q, if Cameron, Gary Carr, Indy 46 1' of hp. lgiiifffi sg, -.. , V i A. Boston, Robbin Bristow, Barbara ,i oglieer 5 fa i r, Buehl, Bill Burton, David S-N, 4 f E.. .1,Q, Campbell, C. 00 xx can 5 Missed Carr ,if Chavey, Bob Caviu, Eileen Ceteznik, Frank Chamberlain, Bob . AEE B lll iiai Clark, Anita Clough, Betty Coe, Mike Coffman, Claudeen , Kwn Q l i N Sophomore Spirit wi W Brost, Le Ann H 'S 1 . .. ,..,,,,,,.,,,,,m, W Bullamore, Ivan N' 5512511 .Si W, M ' 'V SQ .... 1' Bushaw, Colleen all ,me- -fv , -a sa. we Bowling, Glendh Brehan, Michael Breitsprecher, I. 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Waugh, Gary Weaver Gerald N ga 0 0 r -PR Wetson, Ierry Wheeles, Marilyn Williams, Barbara Williams, Myrna is- J afar Wilson, Pat Wimsett, Iohn Woodstrom, D. Wright, Connie Zachow, Denny Zandt, Kathy ' H1 E ' 3 . , ,A 1. 1:-Q f -. SS' I Y , .qi H X 4'-, ' -. 'fx '. . XA 1 n, Sharon Zarley, Kermit Ze Gudovic, Ioan Zeldenrust, Kathy Ze nk, Robert Zerbst, Gary Glaspie, Leon Peterso J. I H-C ul fm 5 ff-Z' : if I, C 5 E 'Iii : 1 X 'Lf- A -1-' Ft .m h 'J f-QW, : , ., ,Q . Y A w NTL- vf'1 , V. , -Lf M K, 9 wf Ysgf 'LW H7 f N MOCCASIN CLUB supervises student activities in the library. First row: Larry Metcalf, Bobbie Wiltse, Lloydene Thompson, Judy Rumelhart, Dave Foster, Susan Markus, Nancy Yarrow. Second row: Stephanie Kanthack, Margaret Drummond, Stephen Harvey, Brant Gebhart, Jim Wright, Myrna Johnston, Jo Cappelletti, Sue Marthens, Mary Lou Beckwith. Third row: Ruth Bohn, Lola Biles, Jdidy Spencer, Kay Finnell, Tom Enerson, Stuart Ferguson, Allan MacKay, Judy Anchan, Margaret Van Ham. Fourth row: Sharon Hart, Joan Smith, Joanne Hurst, Carol Weimer, Billie Beveridge, Marjorie Fulton, Charles Todd, Margaret Nosler, Diane Silsby. Fifth row: Bonnie Wilson, Judy Grenfell, Kay Jondal, Loretta Meade, Bruce Siau, Marjorieann Harder, Diane Atwood, Pat Knull. Sixth row: Doreen Linderoth, Dorida Whiteman, Pat Longan, Murrel Lokken, Bette Mikkelsen, Pat Schwab, Donna Dixson, Beatrice Campbell. Seventh row: Edwin Reed, Ray Dackman, Mareleine Blitz, Patricia Jones, Mrs. Hawe, Phil Moormann, Shirley Jutte, Rosalyn McKinley. Eighth row: Jerry Swanson, Judy Broad, Klaren Kent, Miss Sealoff, Bud Roberts, Linda Miller, Roy Gardner. WARRIORS CLUB functions at many school activities. First row: Marvin Lippe, Dennis Reeves, Warren Whittier, George Osborn, Dave Baerman. Second row Rod Lion Roger Henry, Bob Thompson, Theron Gibson, Chuck Davidson, Bob Vickery, Fred Butler. Third row Marsh Terry, Bob Wood, Ed Arnick, Bob Blair, Jack Chavey, Don Campbell, Ron Olsen. 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Ed Tobiaso and Mike Schrammeck tallied for Wes Seattle. GARFIELD - The Bulldogs, defendin champions, proved tOO much for th Braves as the West Siders lost 26-6. Gen - Ruch scored for the Indians. BALLARD - Up against the eventua Q'-rf -K, , H, if A, Q, T F, fm!- , P J hd I X fl J 'fy F N 'F' e ,af 1 g 1, f 1 K W Iunior Halfback -. Wes if-jp I E' BILL KIRLIN Iunior Fullback Q champions, the Beavers, the Redskin dropped this One 23-6. Lynn Martin mad the touchdown for West Seattle. Indians' Results - 12 Lincoln - 6 - 6 Garfield ' 26 - 6 Ballard - 23 - 7 Queen Anne - 0 - 0 Roosevelt - 19 Cleveland - 0 - Franklin - 19 fr' r West Seattle West Seattle t Seattle t Seattle t Seattle ,, - Wes 1 Wes ' West Seattle - 14 Wes t Seattle DICK IAMAP. ' Senior End 'R i? V. LD TOBIASON PIIIL SLOCOVIB Stmor JOE B1ORTON 'UW I II ilfb .CL Ssnwr 1 Il llfllltk Qulrtcrbmkk 7 f, W4-gil WW Ui L W W j O -W -B, A I ,,,,, . . I 'l'i ii N , t. staaft 'i'.. . i 1 'iii ' 'S ' 'A 4, i'lf1 , A ,p ,,,: , , V Zbv .i Y I - I , A ' A I ' 1 A 1 ' 1 I 655' ,V .. 2 2 ' 2 , I 6 ,ri I so x -si - xp I , fi Sh f , v y R .8 'Qi 9 'N 9 Q4 3 ' . ,L M- wx , IIM MCFADDEN Iunior Fullback Final Standings W L T Pt. Ballard 6 0 1 13 Garfield 5 2 0 10 Franklin 4 2 1 9 Queen Anne 4 3 O 8 West Seattle 3 4 0 6 Roosevelt 2 4 1 5 Lincoln 1 5 1 3 Cleveland 1 6 0 2 QUEEN ANNE - This game proved to be the high spot in the season as a pass by Mike Schrammeck was sensationally caught by Gary Walker and resulted in a 7-0 win for the Indians. ROOSEVELT - The Braves cou1dn't stop the Teddie quarterback Tom Melang, as he completed 8 aerial attacks, resulting in a 19-0 win over the West Siders. CLEVELAND - Indian quarter- back Lance McGrath, led the Indians to a 14-0 victory over the Eagles as he scored 7 points. FRANKLIN - The Quak- ers defeated the Indians in the last game, 19-7. Mike Schrammeck passed for 136 yards as the Braves finished the season in fifth place. 222, 1. , ,X Y PHIL ,CKE MIKE SCHRAMMECK senior Senior Fuuback Quarterback COACH 5- WOODY . :P ,, fa X ULLIN Q-'Y' BRUCE WILKE Senior Halfback N f eta 2' -is 1 if- + 'Zu 1. bv LANCE MCGRATH Senior Quarterback Hon. Men. A11-City BOB HOIEN Iunior DEAN BOENDER Tackle Senior Tackle its Wg -ai GARY WALKER Senior End A11-City J 4 1 w 1 w i E 4 E 3 Wi 4 rrf'ew11f0 ssrH - ' n: l:,, - , z m: pf, ,.r 1 y -- ew ' 2nd Team Out of the 48 boys who tried out for the third team, 25 received suits, but they were a determined 25. The squad ended the season as school cham- pions with a fourth place league standing. The Papooses started the year like city cham- pions as they went for a touchdown on the first play of the first game. They won the game 7-6. The team met the tough Garfield squad with enthusiasm, but were licked 28-7. Proving they could come back, the boys beat a determined Roosevelt team, 7-6, in a heavy down- pour. They finished the season with three wins and an equal number of losses. 'lCoke Roberts, coach of the Papooses, stated that the boys were gentlemen and never 'cried' when they got a bad decision, but simply made up their minds to win. Some of the boys showed great promise for next season's varsity squad. FRONT ROW: F. Carley, I. Fulfer, R. Healy, L. Smith, A. Lewis, G. Ross, B. Carlsen. SEMI-CIRCLE: CLeft to rightj C. Watts, E. Madson, R. Ander- son, D. Ferkenstad, B. Jones, J. Jutte, Coach Coke Roberts, Assistant glolzzch jalck Barros, T. Paris, D. I--Iein, K. Ogard, V. Mallory, J. Tabor, . ovac . CENTER: Cleftj R. Bledsoe, Cbackj I. Young, ffrontj M. Abbott, Crightl G. Lambert. FRONT ROW: G. Carlsen, S. Yurkovich, A. Ekers, B. Nuber, R. Ronning, P. Brandon, L. Fischer. LEFT COLUMN: B. Kirschner, C. Saxwold, I. Jones, G. Tisdale, L. Nelson CNO. 77j, I. Winkle. CENTER COLUMN: R. Smith, B. Oke. RIGHT COLUMN: I. Montoya, I. Ferris, I. Tolan, B. Hoots, E. King CNO. 841 M. O'Neill. LEFT INSET: Coach Bud Pripp. RIGHT INSET: Assistant Coach Curry Mitchell. Bud Pripp, coach of West Seattle's second team, described them as the team that got the bumps as they had to scrimmage against the varsity squad in practice games. The boys did have a league of their own however, and the 1956 season found them in the number four spot in the league standings. The squad won two games, tied one, and lost three. A number of these players will make up the Indian's varsity team next year along with some of the better third team members. Some saw action in the varsity games this season. If hustle is any in- dication of a good team, West Seattle should give a fine account of itself next year. 3rd Team JOE MORTON 1 Senior Forward A11 ' -City Highest single-Year point total in school X -I lustory C242D. BOB HOUSE Junior Forward fi Z -. , COACH BUD PRIPP MIKE CLABOE Iunior Forward IAMBOR drew Frankli the 4th quarter. by netting 14 point 26-17. The West lost 81 started the season by dumpi for the city vi ith 22 points. Carl King bottling up Dean Morrison W Morton combined for 29 points 16 and an 8 point deficit at the half the Braves ral points. Hunter got 24 while Morton totaled 1 of the Indian s season as the Eagles won 5 Seattle lost at the charity line 24-14. ship form as they Walloped West Si 13 points combined 9 and 4 re used speed and a full court pr Indians 65-52. Hunter le VELT - West Seatt gg. partment in thu 1431 7 The Braves s throws. Hunte FINAL STANDINGS L PCT. .. . . .1000 Garfield . ueen Anne . Franklin . O WEST SEATTLE .4 Lincoln Ballard . Cleveland . :'Playoff game FRANKLI came back afte at the hands of th 477-41. Morton buckete The Bear ers shocked a hap their fifth loss of the season ' in double figures as Hoots led wit outscored the Lynx by 11 points in th Senior Center evenly, the Kuays defeated the Indians, 69- Inspiration Award Second Team All-City Highest three-year point total in school history C5391 f ef-ff -AA tetveit 126 17 as Hunter tallied 14. ROOSEVEL by decisioning Roosex elt 56-41. Mo CLEVELAND - With their fast West Seattle ran over Clevela total in the league in GARFIELD-Playing a 1 rally fell short as got 28 points w and Ki W PF PA 14 0 918 666 ll 4 733 878 812 Q 10 5 667 899 797 8 6 571 709 69 6 8 29 760 795 Roosevelt 4 10 .286 619 726 2 12 143 697 787 2 12 143 682 889 the West Side season high with 33 point R x ANDRIS GRINDULIS Senior Center est Seattle opponent for rrison set a record Quakers as they won LLARD - The Indians 59-52. Ioe Morton was high 13. FRANKLIN - With Ernie ulled this one out, 39-36. Hunter and tively. QUEEN ANNE - Faced with n, 64-62. Bob Hoots ignited the rally with 14 ELAND - This game proved to be the upset ough outscoring them from the field, West - The Lynx displayed their champion- Lincoln held Hunter and Morton to . GARFIELD -- The Bulldogs at advantage in conquering the ith 15 points. ROOSE- eir normally weak de- e Teddies 61-50. 29 of 38 free t 20 points, I Q N , , GEORGE CARTER Junior Guard 1 If ,iz F 'f Led 18. INDIAN RESULTS W.S.-59 Ballard-52 W.S.-41 Franklin-47 if W.S.-39 Franklin-36 W.S.-34 Ballard-51 3 W.S.-64 Queen Anne-62 W.S.-67 Lincoln-81 f ,f W.S.-48 Cleveland-52 W.S.-58 Queen Anne-69 if W.S.-35 Lincoln-72 W.S.-56 Roosevelt-41 W.S.-S2 Garfield-65 W.S.-84 Cleveland-52 W.S.-61 Roosevelt-50 W.S.-62 Garfield-65 k 1' 3 Y kg, te Quakers season defeat s by beating them nts. BALLARD - n squad in handing them Lest Side didn't get one man s. LINCOLN - West Seattle nf, but they lost 81-67. Morton netted EEN ANNE - Spreading their scoring Grizzlies hit double figures. Morton scored E Indians got back on the winning trail .ed 18, Hunter, 133 and King, 10. orkiug the best it had all season, IZ. It was the highest point Vlorton, 27, Hunter, 24. ball game, the Indians' st, 65-62. Morton nter netted 16, d 12' BOB Hoors Junior Guard SKIP KULLE Senior Forward MIKE IOHNSRUD Senior Guard ,. sg. xl? 1 ERNIE KING Iunior Guard l I if I 1 KENNY KERWIN 5 ...M Assistant Manager DAVE GLABOE Head Manager Q i t , U, 2 3 In 'N 0 B 17 3 if 'f VN ltd. fm,- 4:5-'5' SNA lx 4' ,wllyvlz WQNMJ W Y V 0 A I S xr x WMA: M., 1 JEg y I . . ' X -,-lr 1 '.. 'M V: , , A, , f M 'Tennis WE' M: Row one: K. Watts, I. Barry, P. Montgomery, W. Sitarek, I. Bjerke, I. Dolan. Row two: S. Hage dom, B. Sprout, Coach Franks, B. Ramseyer, B. Anderson, K. Kelso. Clolf ' 'TT fu 'Si' A 4 1 ..- ...V-H 'j - ., . e ff 7-1 . 4 ..- , . ,,,, ., ' - ,fur ,,. W' ' 'fi .., . ' ao 3 -Q id Row one: P. Manville, D. Haughter, I. Chavey, K. Zarley, T. Trimble, D. Wenger. Row two. D Denckla, D. I-Iannaford, B. Mahan, G. Osborn, G. Okada, B. Vickery, Coach Doty, Row three: T Teague, B. Chavey, P. Blauert, I. Morris. First Team Baseball Mtgsff. tiny Row one: A. Stumpf, D. Bedal, M. Iohnsrud, G. Nokes, J. Montoya. Row two: M. O'Neill, B. Kirchner, E. King, L. McGrath, T. Sovine, R. Ronning. Row three: J. Morton, I. McFarland, L. Montgomery, Coach Pripp, M. Schrammeck, C. Hunter, P. Oke, G. Gribble. Due to the Kimtah deadline, only three of the scheduled games could be covered. Although dropping two of these contests, the Indians showed promise for a first division finish. The two games lost were to Roosevelt and Franklin, two highly -I regarded teams. The remaining five teams in the league have each s ' won one and lost two. At this point, the highlight of the season was the one-hit shut-out by Al Stumpf against Queen Anne, as the Braves triumphed 2-O. In the initial contest, the Indians had to make a comeback after an early defeat, and did, but Carson Olafson of the Quakers hit a grand slam home run that provided an 8-6 win for the Franklin team. Ernie King hit a four bagger for the Indians, but broke his finger and was put out of action for three weeks. The second game revealed Stumpf's pitching ability as the right- hander allowed but one single. Fielding errors plagued West Seattle in the third game at Roosevelt and the Teddies walloped the West Siders 9-4. Some players have displayed ability that should carry them through a great season. These include Seniors Carl Hunter, Dale Bedal, Al Stumpf, Mike Schrammeck, Joe Morton, and Mike Ilohnsrud, Iunior Ernie King, and Sophomore Cary Cribble. Another Indian , 'Q 1 West'Seattle - 6 Franklin - 8 West Seattle - Franklin - West Seattle - 2 Queen Anne - 0 West'Seattle - Queen Anne - West Seattle - 4 Roosevelt - 9 West Seattle - Roosevelt - I--, West Seattle - Ballard -' West Seattle - Ballard - .-,415 West Seattle - Lincoln - West Seattle - Lincoln West Seattle - Garfield - West Seattle - Garfield - West Seattle - Cleveland - West Seattle,- Cleveland - tally! J., Ting.. .5 gi S, .33 JH, 5,45 Kill it, Carl. He flies through the air with the greatest of ease Second Team Baseball Row one: B. Johnson, M. O'Neill, G. Mattison, I. Iutte, B. Kenny, Raleigh, L. Hottell, Coach Mitchell. Row two: B. Harvey, J. Greach, M. Abbott, T. Joslin, I. Bishop, D. Vosler, B. Carlsen, C. Mattison. l 131 Track Up and Over Row one: H. Fay, H. Lloyd, W. Damm, L. Sparre, H. Caldwell, A. Teuber, E. Munger, B. Bald- ridge, M. Terrana, I. Tabor, B. Frost, I. Fay, L. Baldridge. Row two: Coach Ullin, B. Davidson F. Bistrom, B. Ehri, P. Slocomb, B. Poyneer, G. DePoorter, C. Davidson, E. Lambert, I. Kovach K. Walters, D. Arnold, G. Emery, Assistant Coach Alsleben. Row three: E. Amick, I. Bemis, R Anderson, P. Conzalas, C. Kasperson, L. Munger, E. Williamson, D. Vernon, L. Wickstrom, M McGrath, I. Young, I. Strum, G. Kirlin. Row four: R. Stevenson, B. Hendrickson, I. Finnie, D Anderson, D. Deems, M. Vandenberg, B. Hart, I. Davis, D. Greenfield, W. Booth, T. Collins, Q Reggiestein, I. Winkle, M. LeMaste. a.Min. EK'm' 'W f.YE'Qw. - X? T' I' 4 B -V 9 sS 5 MQ! rl .gg f, X Finished product makes learning easy. Tiny Martin has nothing on US! Mr. Tetelman and three members of the mural committee, Bob Saito, Ernestine Forschmiedt and Madeline Blitz, admire a scale model of the tile. The unique mural pro- ject was given whole- heartecl support by the entire student body. Be- cause of this enthusiasm, enough money was left over to purchase a seal for the front of the build- ing. Mr. Tetelman and Mr. McBride, of Klee Wyk Studio, constructed and painted the tile. The research concerning the Indians in the West Seattle area was done by Mr. McBride. ,. . es. ., MJ 5. ,1 M3 fig ,,i . . li-lx. tn. 353 as WEE? 'img H a Qs We-5 -Hn. 1 l .ITV . K H S Q, mg, ,a , fl . -gill H5 it -f 5 ia ' it Q? 4 372 t . any Y. Give them a chance at self-expression and they create beauty. 0 Teachers work together to prepare class material which will be interesting and beneficial to their students. 'Gotta get in that picture!' 135 X . -1..,..,,,.,, Www. W.. 'U-f T X ,V ,..kk,Vk K M, - '-. W ff If if-tl-. . A is-Ns 1 f- ,X V Q5,xL 'Xxx ff Nt- ,. 1, at sf- Y' :gif W. 35-'wgjkf 5 Li , A, r M, s y gygs s X Vi, 3 K bf, H . I K ' Nz, 5,35 I ,nfl K ' . jf ij: 11.'M flikx '2:---s . f'Ts'rHa, i ,W-lei. i ' - fee if ' sfsgfg xi I f ist X m' , -as 5-X Q p Rifl e ? . L ? ffm XXX--M ' , EQL i s .5 M4z',gs..-1 r X '- itQ.'f'N E, X fl . . g A,.. r '-. I T A- s V'Vi:WW '2 sw, tt, 5 m Q., - .. f , fs., lim, A Iffxyf M -'E K iiN ? Hr:i,r KX i ff W- ..Mfff M ' N ,NN '1 b vf...,, ..W ff . px in , M 1. hv,. -gig , UQ? gamma X -sig I A ,,.. M5-f, Q If W I . if 2 h s ' g r E, ' ' L Y . .X Y M. .Q-I , o ' '-...Mgt r '-1 li' ' ,N Y ' .. X N IX fs ,V , Eh ' in X X 5 it O 'xi WN 15 sa w i, f L f Rf - i Q si is y ff do Q xx -I, X Vg K ff? Ax ' T ' +' i ' 2 ' W i f -1-f .. I l X - 1 XY A I TX - i 4? 'x Rlxxxllxi 6l A i if vl ,X X fx 'x f i s liz 13 r , A39 i 2 xi ts K X ,pk , , T lv Q J :if I , 2 'wx XE. X ' x , if 2 0 Q s Progress is upon us. Living and Working together in a school as large as West Seattle, We need no reminder to the fact that co-operation is the key to peace and knowledge. For some of us, high school is now a part of the past. Far horizons look rosy and thoughts of the future spark our enthusiasm. But school will still remain an important and vital part of our lives. It is the hope of the Kimtah editors and staff that We have recorded this 1956-57 year in such a Way, that its activities can be re- lived with the turning of each page. Ealitors Marion Gregory lutly Aitken We wish to express our acknowledgments to our staff whose co-operation made this hook possihleg to Kennell-Ellis for taking our picturesg to L and H Printing Company, anal especially Mr. Lightner and Mrs. Mar- ianfllloway for printing our hook. We also would like to thank Mrs. McDonnell for her patience anal encouragement through- out the year. 136 W is l T' iii is A is i t Zi 1 i i - 3, X . fx N X ,fl llxlxk A itil KX .. - r K A l X X ,FXXRX ,X fl LM Q -i , Es iii X C ix 'V is as ,,,,,f..f i iM A 1' I VX . 2 L1 A .QR E 1 is .,.. N WW My m,,, .. ,NW X ii li ii il it if if is A ..s,,QQ5x Ex 1 I Xi X Q Q-X ig 'TX 'J If ' .A ix X tx ll ,f A l 1 Xl Q ruff, fs I' l f i ,A sf A ,f f pi . 1 I 5 T W. 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