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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1959 volume:

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The doors at West Seattle High open up a vast field of thoughts which help in explor- ing the ideas of One World. . . ffvfx- 'l wa..-s. . s. , I Q g X . V ,4 f -W V,-..4.,,5 3 i x Xxx, I , U Kimtah 1959 West Seattle High School Seattle, Washington in . S a 'A C J . QM. ,., Q... E 5,3 V mes W 4 , M- 1 5 ?3'?i-7 K ' ig 5 W ' w ,f' ' PM Ear K 1 5 3 '5 i 5 H O 0 , - W A 'S A: A an-fa-nf ' 5- , h F, I ' - ' gviui 3 Va High F 52231: 1 H 2.1 , .4-. Wy Q Fifi I, 5' ' . nu., , 'gf ww, 5 x A Q fx - , 41-- -3....- il .ai 1.4. X 11 N x1 N X 4 I FQ X , NX ff Z J J? :- Q w ks I Mn TW' .40 XX I J 'Q- 1,-ff ,zilzpkiw . .-4-'Z', ' .7 f ., V, +Qf c5.,ffI?'i,f,J ,, digg' ' . . X N X X x X I f V63 r ,,,.--fl . tb-YFXXL V, 0 fc N4 lx 1 lv! N4 X ,a ,J jg x. 'UQQ 1 - J' LX. Ma rga ret Rice Vice P-resident ... pf' L, perse. it ' -M . ,VE ' Q . sn ,' c,e!qt1g , Wk . 1 Wi. vf t The Cooperative School Government is in reality the student body of West Seattle High School, democratically organized for the two-fold purpose of coordinating stu- dent activities and presenting the ideas of the student body to the faculty. While striving to develop a spirit of cooperation within the school, C.S.G. specifically at- tempts to satisfy student needs through cabinet, the com- missions, and the 'student council, however it directly or indirectly operates through every facet of school life. C.S.G. is You! has been our theme this year. We have tried to emphasize its significance through the stu- dent council and the roll rooms, and through activities such as the Student Leadership Conference, the Paddle Battle, and Pep Assemblies. Our degree of success or fail- ure must be determined by individual consideration and iudgment, yet we will not fail to feel a certain sense of accomplishment if our efforts have managed to leave West Seattle High a better school to attend. We shall al- ways be proud to have served the student body of West ,Q if .Seattle High. JIM LOCATELLI President V Carokliutherford Inter-High Judy Delsman Secretary ii i f '1, ,V-,,. ,yi is , ig 4 Linda Bauer Administrative Secretary Pam Woods Affiliation Dianne Bennett Assembly Kathy Jackson Finance Margo Phillips Information King Kelso In School Pam Proske lnter-High Ken Watts Maintenance Curt Nichols Out of School Tom Peterson Study Hall Gail Durham Point-Forum Merrily Crook Pep -qu .wx 9 '94 'en Erickson, Tammy Hall, Debby Peddicord, Nancy Amick, Judy Frey, Donna Saito, Gail rtero, Susan Demattea, Kathie Merrick, Gail Rehberg. thv Doherty, LeAnn Brost, Lela Kravchuk, Mary Lou Nelson, Dianne Hamilton, Mariio wers, Sharon Odegard. Ruth Foldvik, Linda Hart. aria DeBritz, Caroline Barrett, Linda Anderson, Catherine DeYoung, Dona Graham, Janet rocher, Karol Farrari, Janice Matson, Judy Christoffersen. l0 um y s.,,cs s J av f lf ,f- f ,f . 4 sf, M -Q as K E, ss, K E sy s, ,WN 'P . ! X Z, K 532, 16 U Virginia Glover Administration Mrs. Olsen Advisor . J, 'r,, Dianne Hoff Entertainment '- , .si Rose Johnson Vice President Karen Harrison Personality X ae ,.,. , .4 . xg 'V . . ' ' 'Q' no I Q s k r, S4 ig Q K '. - Q- ., 5' K. ' E, 3 'YA 3: 6-X A j , sl .s.- lf' J' x f 'vs' .x Q. I Shirley Jutte Corresponding Secretary LOOK x E ,I 'Q X A3 Q 'Q f. 1 Nz. 128' 'ill K+ rag, QQ Gretchen DeYoung Pf0Sid9f1T Sheryl Alverson Service Linda Simmons Administrative Representative A I Y If e Carole Ashlin I .V Recording Secretary T'- V aff! Marilyn Karlenberg Treasurer AN MILE l s t 5 Sharon Teyler, Mariorie Fulton, Janet Tebelman, Nancy Hartman, Ann Warne, Barbara Dum Cordia Anderson, Diane Whitby, Betty Ann Gordon. 'cfs5s gli ,f Dorciane Scott, Stephanie DeYoung, Nancy Quirt, Leslie Damm. Where's Rosie? l l Mike McRory President Ron Rocz 4 - Vice President Mr. Taylor Advisor Mr. Barros Advisor Q AI McCaffrey Treasurer Q! of' N This is the Assembly Committee? But it's no Cadillac. Spell it write, Ron. We never make mistakes Boys' Club is an organization which creates better student-faculty relationships. It is a bridge that serves as a means of transmitting ideas, thus enabling and creating a better understanding between the student and his advisors. In addition, such an organization assists in developing unity. The most obvious indications of this are the traditional White Shirt Day, and representative meetings, where ideas are coordinated. An important part of every school program is its social and sports activities, which not only build unity, but teach good sportsmanship and stimulate the social developf ment of each individual. For Boys' Club these activities include the Harvest Moon Ball, the swim meet, the track meet, and an auto show. Basic of all school government is leadership. Through leadership a person learns parliamentary procedure, group process, and speaking before an audience. In Boys' Club, leadership is practiced pri- marily through committee work and roll room representation. The basic principles learned through such an experience are invaluable in the further development ot an individual for future society. MIKE MCRORY President Everything looks better in the evening. Take me to your leader. f NC .C - ' .1 K .rp s RIT? fx S .. N fr' , 'LT 12 e s 5 an 'qvifh-su 9. ',v'ltn fp, '63 S? Wm X v--d '5 Rx , f fi, Alb .A Ps I PJ, if 1 M.f..1 Q!! U Q6 bf -3 mm -,,. 2' Y' The Art Department has been very suc- cessful this year. Keith Layman, who receiv- ed a hundred dollar art scholarship from the Elks, and Dave Satterlee, view one of Keith's Scholastic Key winning pictures. Keith is also pictured with Dave Satter- lee, Fiona MacDonald, Milinda Hillman, Dar- lene Jensen, Maxine James, and Holly Hog- en. All received keys for their pictures. A rou of art students receive individual Q P instruction from a cadet teacher from Se- attle University. .ma .. Q . ni! ga-ii. , i 4 e it ,.,xQ? pr: a 8 c Jai ,ln , - 7 fi., x-7 x X ,, tx Business managers gave assistance in managing the business end for our school productions, like the Pow Wow, Senior Play, and Coral Concerts by keeping requisi- tions of money intake and correspondence of responsibilities. ins-4 The success or failure of our stage pro- ductions and assemblies rests with the work of Stage Crew. The boys in the group worked out of their study halls on lighting and scenery effects, on material shifts and scenery changes in production. F.T.A. inspired students to look into the career of teaching. At the various meetings, plans for college were made, speeches were presented, and talks were given on many phases of teaching. e.PiW., Math Club is composed of students who gain an increase to their knowledge of math and the field of science. Their prd- gram is enriched on the subiects of science and math and the number system by speak- ers and movies. Many ot the students in school this year had growing interests in science study. Hav- ing the opportunity to study more about the subiect through many interesting ex- periments and fascinating observations took an interest and participated in the Science Clu . 1 The Science Fiction club had some very interesting meetings this year, discussing with the physchotintinabulation section, subiects such as Can a particle travel faster than light or Bridy Murphy rides again. ' The group had spasmodic meetings and very interesting topics of discussion. Chess Club was a small, but very active group. It met every Thursday and has won the '58 All-City Chess League competition for West Seattle. if g s Moccasin Club consisted of the students in West Seattle who were affiliated with the work of the library. They sponsored many interesting and educational activities throughout the year in which they inspired more constant and careful use of our li- brary. li., 4,,,vi' The girls interested in doing something with their acquired knowledge of clothing, tailoring, and foods, other than every day school work, could have been found partici- pating in various activities of Home Ec. Club which they offered to the entire female population of W. S. at various times during the year. Increasing interest was shown in Ski Club this year. It was certainly a growing club due to the increasing interest in Satur- day skiing. Most of the participants in Ski Club spent Saturday of their weekends in Ski Schools at Summit or Ski Acres. The chief activity of Debate Club was problem-solving discussions with other High Schools on topics such as: irrigation, edu- cation, and foreign relations. This organi- zation gave students an opportunity for discussions and transmitting of ideas other than in school activities. These girls assisted our nurse, Mrs. Fiske, in keeping a record of ailments of our stu- dents. Many girls who have the desire to become nurses had a chance to find out her duties and work by participating in this service. Main office is the practical head of school business administration. They provided ben- information for any school visitors eficial ' and new comers along with secretarial as- sistance to Mr. Hannaford. The students participating in the work of the counselors' office helped our counselors change programs, select colleges, and di- rect students in what courses to take. The counselors assistances received valuable ex- perience for future handling of office occu- pations. 1 - lvl!! sponsibilities. fr Valuable experience was gained by the students working in attendance office They received experience in co-operation as well as office duties in preparation for future re svn 6 Mr, Ullin West Seattle Boys' W Club Advisor Color Guard is Q TEM West Seattle Girls' W Club 'Il-'E Miss McElwee Advisor .:.?.. Miss Baldwin Advisor MRS. McDONNELL LYNN HOEL EDWARD DAY Advisor Co-Editor Co-Editor 405 JORENE ROCHELEAU ANNE CROWL KAY FINNELL MARILYN KARLENBERG Business Manager While working on the Kimtah staff, students are given a chance to see the editing of an annual from start to finish. The task begins with the select- ing of a theme and the placement of activities by pages, in the book. Throughout the year, the staff is continually threatened by pressing deadlines. Copy must be written, ,hx vb... LEA HASSEL MICHAEL CLARKSON SHARON ADAMSON 22 Photographer C? KATHY OELSCHLAGER Copy Editor pictures sorted, and ideas placed down on paper by the staff before the Kimtah can be sent to press. A number of difficulties arose during the year but they were all solved and passed by with the help of the entire staff. After our work was completed we presented the finished Kimtah into the hands of the entire student body. .qv-s SHIRLEY JUTTE ROBERT CONFER KEITH LAYIVIAN Senior-Editor Sports Editor Artist 'Ci GAIL REHBERG PATTY SAMPSON ALBERT BENDER Photographer its STAFF DARLENE JENSEN MYRNA WILLIAMS A A JIM WATSON nh e most popular As soon as the . they are criss- liders and their in annual club :gular meetings scussions, and iplete the slate ion Club ycotintenabulla- that the world guided missiles ty liven discus- igs. has a spree of hers during the ----.-.........,..,.......... r' ' ul' DRD l 27 REE! - Noon a.m. QY Friday Sunday 9:4 l Put eavers I ' feature page. lions Club lflosaors locatelli cis First Boy-ol-tlfiefllleirlli .lim l,ocntelii. senior, has given the honor of being as the first Lions' Club Boy the Monthi' for this school year. CHINOOK REPORTERS Robin Yeager Carol Ellis Carol Jaeck Janet Meyer Larry Moore Lois Murphy Carol Samples John Sullivan Jeannie Reichert Linda Stewart Myrna Williams Pat Wilson ADVERTISING STAFF Elaina Lindstrom Carol Frey Levada Davis Helen Bokn Bob Plath Linda Perkins Ted Potter Don Boyd Don Butts Jack Goodman this summer. the was one ot seven' representaitiyes from WS, ln respect to being chosen 'lBoy of the Month , Lncatclli had this to say: ul think this award is a- great honor. I hope that I will be able to prove myself worthyof it. Sportsmanship Meeting . Features 9 From W. S. K . Th QL VOL. Vll---NO. 2 --- - 1 WEST SEATT Delivered lo l.900 West Seattle S The first semester Chinook staff is, from left to right, Linda Lane, feature page editor, Lois Bokn, managing editor, Kaye V. Smith, sports page editor, Lynn Hoel, ad manager, Jane Clements, copy reader, Darlene Dahl, all-city ad manager, Lanie Morris, circulation, Karol Farrari, business manager, John Schrodel, back page editor, Robin Yeager, reporter. Not pictured are AI Sklensky, Carol Besser, Joan Boyden. and Chuck Dowd. Blue and Gold Plaid to Be New Songleacler Uniform . One, two, two and a half hit itl Those who have heard this expres- sion before, naturally associate it with West Seattle's songleaders. This year we have seven new song- leaders: Cicely Wylde, senior, Ar- dith Dondanville, seniorg Coleen Collyer, junior: Sara llarpster, sen- iorg Diane Pittman, seniorg Mary Lou Pripp, sophomoreg and Jo Ann Adollson, senior. Maria Postnikoff. senior, is beginning her second year as a songleader. Miss Joan Baldwin. the song- leaders' advisor, said, The girls are all enthusiastic and we are looking forward to the most suc- cessful songleading year ever. Cic.e1y.58id the songteaders' out' and the year will be engraved on, the ,J oh n Schrodel, co-managing editor, fourth quarter. Creek Wit t Paddle I .4 z - Sh' ' .,,,4zFi-E ' J M . 'tx i if . it , HIGH SCHOOL fit my is e i is gill . Seattle, Washington, Friday, Sept. l9. i958 X ill' - - f -f f -A r f H' ff A' - Al Sklencky and John Goldstein, we-up J ftiss Dorothy Mootafes, Chinook tdvisor k Up and Smile' lses GC Head s! Donft look down and if ri-it 'cf ine Clements, Managing Editor wird quarter THE PULSE Managing Editor Members of the Chinook staff have a tremendous responsibility to the school because the paper repre- sents West Seattle High School. Stu- dents who ioin the staff must take one semester of Journalism. The staff strives to include all of the school activities and school news that interests the students. There is not an issue of the Chi- nook that comes out uneventfully. Each time there are problems to be dealt with and discouraging moments when everything goes wrong. Meeting the deadline is one of the necessary evils of putting out a paper. There must be enough ad- vertising, pictures, and stories to make an attractive paper and fill all of the space, The Chinook staff is a good place to serve West Seattle. pay for will he shown here. To many, it may seem repeti- tious, but to others, especially parents of sophomores and fresh- men, we hope it will serve as a good gulie. First of all, let us consider the' attendance cost of a full season of football. Ordinarily, there are eight games played during this season. For each game, a student will pay 75 cents a ticket. At 75 cents for eight games, he or she will have spent 5 dollars and eighty cents for a full season's enjoyment. As you can see, this is almost as much as the total cost of a Season's Pass. To give another example, there will be 14 games of basketball iplayed this year. Tickets will also lsell for 75 cents each. This means if will mira 'lfl dollars and' fiftv Leadership Conf: Q-felitv ei- Chinook photographers, in the dark room. New School Leaders L The second semester editors are, from left to right, Jim Foster, sports page editor, Lanie Morris, circulation, Lois Bokn, ad manager third quarter, Darlene Dahl, all-city ad manager, Karol Farrari, page editor, Carol Besser, feature page managing editor. Guiding the ives of all'lndiz1nS- Lois Bokn, Managing Editor first se- , mester i business manager, Joan Boyden, back editor, John Schrodel, front page and as to how to make our school even l Linda Lane, Co-managing Editor fourth quarter Gail Durham Jim Locatelli RD Phi Beta Kappa The University of Washington Chapter of Phi Beta Kappa annually presents this award to a boy and girl who are members of the top ten in their Senior Class. lt is given . . .tothe boy and girl in the class who, through the combination of intellectual achievement, fine character and personality, shall be adiudged to have done most for their school by inspiring in their classmates an admiration and love for the best tradi- tion of high scholarship. f-is Miss Inspiration has been an ideal to the students. This Senior girl is selected by the girls of West Seattle. She has shown fine qualities of leadership, has been a friend to all, and Kiwanis Shield Gretchen De Young 26 Willard Shield The Willard Shield was given by the senior class of 1929 in honor of Bill Willard, who died from football iniuries. This is the greatest honor a senior can receive. The shield is given to one boy and one girl who have been selected as being outstanding in their contribution to the advancement of school ideas. These stu- dents are elected by the student body. The student who has done the most out standing work in the field of iournalism. Lois Bokn Gretchen De Young Jim Young H We ff 4W . 'il A , , 'gf' X fry I 1 A X, . . .- ,, 1 ...U ' - .' K3 - r' l A .7 s I ' ,V . ,ff-fgi f .-,,,,.,,, A N I EIORHO OR S F Mr. Mackey J. Spencer A. Bender J. Anchan K ' V Advisor President Vice-Pres. Sec.-Treas. - fn 7 Adolfson Anchan And B k erson a er Barrett Bender Bennett Blake Brost Bolinger Boyden Burr Chavey Clements Coe Decker Delsman DeYoung Dondanville Durham Freebur g Fryer Fulton . .Q 4 7 g 1 -v . 4 .ali K .. X . , V, qs- L 45, V, S etee -fy eeee teee K'-af 'Q K' Ls V 1 - xr.: 7 Glover Green Hagedorn Hannaford Harpster Hart Hoff Hooten Hughes Jackson Johnson ,l -C . .. V' 4 z , W . . , A f ' I V an . fa, V lg Y 3 .2 4? gk, W . - in rio X X , S J Jutte Karlenberg Kelso Kirkeby Landstrom Levin L ocatelli Matson Nelsen Nichols Paulson Pelz Peterson Pittman Postnikoff Powers Rocz Rutherford Schatz Sklensk .... y Scotheim Sleight Smith, K. Smith, L. k 5 l lx Smith, S. Spencer Stoy Tebleman Thoman Wilson, K. Wilson, B. Woods Wright Wylde Young Yarrow ..r.. ,r , . f f K e .- N - S L T- fl,i-we-+3e1::'.N-PM ffffecf' J A m,,.-...- , Q., J P ' N M-Maw. .tr ,....frv f ' ,,5 f I've got six seconds to sing l'm not Talking while The flavor IasTs 28 A little dab will do ya' Those Far Away Places Where's my harmonica? A thinking man fs Relax, iust relax There must be another Kangaroo on this island ! Relief is iust a swallow away. Just keep walking K J Zff - - V rf- M gi Jxffx ,.?5R-- Q K ' J Willamay Larry Fallon Nancy Fallon Grace Hewitt Jane Hewitt Dick Hewitt Jay Fallon Bridget MacGowan Carl MacGowan ,Jimmy CAST Myrna Johnston Ralph Gagne Claudia Hickerson Charlotte Campbell Lynne Miller Steve Bardsley Marshall Campbell Dianne Hoff Don Woods JV774 FEW E Clomxphall 32 .ev--k 14 NIkHlf it I Q4 k 1 What Where When Why How ,,.....Q. 5' Mrs. Reynolds IN 'iii Ellie Reynolds Genevieve Schaff C c 2 Senior Play entitled Roomful of Roses: 1958 West Seattle High School Auditorium, October 31, November l, 2. 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Ng ,mug J, ,n I :J f haf' 'YQ' ..gL'L,'?f ,I X ,N ze -A H -' J I ,f .Hr 'P I '93 qi' , xz b ,I - 5 . ,M -'Q ' K V57 . , -. ' W f Fa K. , W' I ' ,ur gf Xt L. ' , X K' - , . ,.. a 75 .'f,+y,-A -1 ' M' 'Q wffn ,J 'fi' ' . f .' f W MT . Viv! ' w 'S..' -N y' Axtyjq nn' KX - n ' K 'N ' g s M 'm ,fx . 1 gf 5 85' .- fl T Hem: iv Q N s N 91 fit xx, ,N 1 fb' Y, K K Vs . 'Jia K it ' tb i fi V ,, 5 if Q 151 1 Q o5N:4f1'.A 5 9 xfxj- '-t 433,31 0 4, V , , VASIL.-.3 ,, e T ' ,f Q64 , P o Y , 'f two X ,.- fir , s 'f mg . ',,,,f 'f w ' Q. Q,-A , ' .,s,f ' 1: Y 4 ,,,-ffffifwd ' 0 8, n ' A 5 , 1 :xx V X Li. M V5 fail 1 it I' I 'U There were more than seventy students participating in this year's Pow Wow, with the theme of Space and Witchcraft, The production setting of the Pow Wow was a haunted forest, home of the witch. The first scene con- sisted of an audition of the acts and actors hoping to be admitted into the Pow Wow. The second scene showed the rehearsaiaand the piayers and plans taking shape. The final scene was the actual production with the magician producing the,variousiacts with a wave of his hand. The rehearsals for Pow Wow tasted about two weeks from 3:10 until 7:00 at night. After much hard work mixed with anxiety the students gave West Seattie its 1959 Pow Wow, Hopeless Pocus , Thursday, March 31, Friday and Saturday, April 1 and 2. V ' s I Fr ,p K MUSIC, MUSIC Mr. Fosso Choir Director USIC Row l-Barrie Cross, Bob Chavey, Alex Fiedorow, Bernie Carlson, Ken Lind- ebak, .lack Metcalf. Row 2 -Frank Williamson, Larry Frodsham, Gary Gribble, Steve Bardsley, Bob Cat- low, Glen Mattison. Row 3 -Jeanie Rieckert, Mary Jo Powers, Thera Mathiason, Mariorie Fulton, Lela Krav- chuk, Kay Olson, Deanna Blair. Row 4 - Sandra Bardsley, Merline Black, Carol McDonald, Diane Stevens, Roberta Watts, Sharon Teyler, Linda Cleve- land. Row 5-Glenna Ben- nett, Judy Glandon, Lynne Pelham, Beverly Carlson, Carolyrie Jensen, Rachael Weatherstorie, Suzanne Geisel, Christine Bender. THE ADVANCED ENSEMBLE The Ensemble practicing first period. ORCHESTRA-Row l-Martha Fulton, Lynda Thompson, Arlene Jordan, Marshall Campbell, Doris Penberthy, Carol Olson, Margo Welch. Row 2-Madeleine Smith, Colleen Wylde, Gail Berry, Sandra Hollister. Row 3- Mr. Mundy, Joan Burglehaus, Karen Bolton, Sigvard Haglund, Matt Picinich, Keith Krugger, Toni Thies, Merrillyn Earl, Louise Lindgren, Nada Stoy, Dan McNeill. Row 4-Glenna Bennett, Dave Peterson, Mike Clarkson. ADVANCED Row 1-.lim Allen, Dennis Herr, Del Osburn, Lee Van Zante, Jerry DeLaurenti. Row 2- Ron Anderson, Dick Hannaford, Marshall Campbell, Chuck Dowd, Tom Peterson, Ken McRae. Row 3-Mary Colman, Johnel Carper, Peggy Year- out, Joann Roberts, Deron- da Blake, Julie Smith, Diane Whitby. Row 4- Dianne Bennett, Marilyn Wheeles, Shari Myers, Mary Lou Dunn, Merrily Crook, Anita Clark, Carol Rice. Row 5-Mr. Fosso, Judy Roberts, Sylvia Long- oria, Janice Graddon, Don- na Armstrong, Judy Spen- cer, Nancy Yarrow. Mr. Mundy Orchestra and Band CHOIR Combined Choirs at Christmas. -Q 554 THE PEP BAND Z' Vis BAND-Row l-Sigvard Haglund, LeAnn Brost, Pat Wheeler, Kitty Dougan. Row 2-Sharon Kirkeide, Wayne Nelson, Saralyn Cross, John Leskovar Arletta Hood Karen Bolton, Merrillyn Earl, Carole Measure. Row 3-Garry Cameron, Colleen Wylde, Fred Fleischmann, Joe Guerci, Gail Durham, Dan McNeill Brant Gebhart Nada Stoy. Row 4-Stan Hagedorn, Mr. Mundy, Pam Woods, Arline Smith, Doris Penberthy, Celia Frank, Toni Thies, Keith Schubert, Earnest Pelz Paul Wick Steve Otto, Mike Clarkson. Row 5-Glenna Bennett, Margo Welch, Dave Peterson, Garry Mayllart, Nita Rima, Bob Johnson, Dick Springgate, Chuck Gibbs Sue Silvaggio, Alice Starria. Not pictured-Jerry Burr. PRODUCTION SNAPS ..- -.v --. MJ,- X 1. ' ,- 'gs f N'-L 1' ff-5: f ,EE . .5 Wm 'M ! ' ! 3 x W' :'--: ., , ii A 38 S NW R 25 .. J 2 ? Q PRODUCE ,nfl s-fi. 39 ,.,..-.Q....,. ww., if 1611? Q x-Q - .-. 5' .gk 5' Q 3' ,J V x Z I , A Q.-eq ki 2 5 XS :X - X X X l I if-' puv1 L -A ,-,..--- 5? X iv H Long, long ago a philosopher, siTTing on a hill- Top wafching The firsT caravan seTTing ouT for an unknown desTinaTion, or The firsT ship sailing To discover some new civilizaTion, could have made The observaTion ThaT evenfually, ineviTably, This would be one world. Once people ceased living in isolafion, a movemenT began ThaT could have buT one ending. How long iT would Take nobody could know nor could any one be sure of The crises and caTasTrophes ThaT musT be meT and endured, buT There would cerTainly come a Time of one world, one people. Today's breaTh-Taking confusion may be parT of The inevifable crises, or, perhaps, of The caTas- Trophes. Who can say? BuT whichever iT is, iT is parT of a powerful force which may be a greaT boon or a greaT evil. You see, The one world won T necessarily be The kind we hope iT will be. There is need for educaTed brains, courage, and high vision of millions of people if The one world is To emerge a blessing To humanify. Gordon Hannaford 42 As you are abouf To graduafe from high school, each one of you is confronfed wiTh The problem of choosing whaT you will do wiTh your own life. This is probably The mosT serious responsibilify ThaT you will ever meeT, and iT is magnified by The facT ThaT our world presenfly is in a sTaTe of Tur- moil. One possible choice is, Through inTellecTual and moral courage, To sfrive To uniTe our world for The common good of all mankind. AnoTher choice is, Through selfish inTeresTs and lack of concern, To conTinue in The paTh of peTTy bicker- ing ThaT exisTs Today. Our counfry is made up of sTaTes ThaT have uniTed TogeTher. This could noT have been achieved wiThouT The courageous men and women who real- ized ThaT our counTry needed To sTand as one. Our world needs The same Type of people Today. The fufure is in your hands, may wisdom guide your choice. J. RoberT Long MRS. BRYAN MR. TAYLOR MRS. OLSEN Freshman Advisor Sophomore Advisor Junior Advisor First Semester The office workers take care of the adminis- tration of the school, while the counselors give valuable advice and try to solve students' prob- MISS PHILLIPS Senior Advisor lems. All of these help maintain our school's moral, scholastic, and social spirit. MR. BARROS MR. FRANKS Sophomore Advisor Student Co-ordinator Second Semester Both Counseling and Attendance offices assist the students. 43 I 34. MISS AIKMAN MRS. AMUDSEN MISS BAUSH I' MISS BALDWIN I MR. BARROS MRS. BILES Contemporary Prolbems Math Health Ed. Girls' P.E. Contemporary Problems Library Far East Language Arts Study Checker Song Leaders Boys' Club Moccasin Club World History Warriors 'v--Q MR. BLAUERT MRS. BONINE MR. BROWN MRS. BRYAN MR. CAMPBELL MR. CHAMBERLAIN Soph. Biology Business Education Language Arts U. S. Govt. History Language Arts I0 Electricity Chemistry World History Music Appreciation Contemporary Problems Football and Track Coach Gas Engines Finance Committee, Class of '62 Teachers Social Comm. Counseling Bookroom Dept. Head Kev! .q--- MRS. CHAMBERLAIN MR. CHRISTOPHERSEN MRS. CROCKETT MISS CURRY MR. DOTY MR. DRISCOLL Geometry Business Latin French Health Ed. Boys' P.E. Algebra Class of '60 Affiliations Study Checker Coach Showcases French Club Coach Boys' Intramural gg QXQIQN NN Y'-I' vii, tl' f MRS. DUNCAN MISS DUNN MISS FORD MR. FOSSO MR. FRANKS MR. FREY Business Education Math U. S. History Music Activity Co-ordinator Woodworking Finance Committee Math Club Lost and Found Music Activities U. S. History Dept. Head Dept. Head Dept. Head Contemporary Problems ft f 'Gif J 1' F I MRS. FRIAR MISS HAGUE MR. HANNAN 2 MRS. HARRISON Language Arts Spanish Typing Home Economics Spanish Club Audio-Visual Study Checker Maintenance Comm. Teachers Social Comm. 'tj-Q New MRS. KENNEDY--A' MRS. KING MR. KUROSE MRS. LANSING PrincipaI's Cabinet IU' MRS. JOHNSON Math MR. KANTNER Language Arts Teachers Social Comm MR. LOKEN -MISS LUPPOLD Language Arts Home Economics Biology Language Arts Science Dept. Language Arts Home Economics Home Economics Club Teachers Social Comm. Dept. Head ,.,L gp M. if ,V . ff' K 9 ff' .v iw ,f' fa A 34 fy? N yi- .. . 4' -lf' 'X Q - gk . MRS. REYNOLDS MR. ROBERTS MISS ROBINSON N' MR. ROBINSON MISS ROTTLE MR. SCHAAL Language Arts Contemporary Problems Business Education Mech. Drawing Business Education Math Drama Study Hall Checker Washington State History Language Arts Ticket Manager Senior Play Coach School Treasurer, FTA Finance Committee MISS SEALOFF MR. SMITH MR. STEGIN MR. TAYLOR MR. THOMAS ' MISS TOZIER Libra ry Math Metal Boys' Advisor Language Arts Math Moccasin Club Ski Club Study Checker Boys'Club Debate MR, ULERY MR. ULLIN MR. WARNE i MR. WHALEY MR. WOHLRABE MRS. BUSCHE Science Boys' P.E. Contemporary Problems Contemporary Problems Chemistry Office Building Assembly Rep. Coach Stamps for Overseas General Science Dept. Head 47 l . MRS. DAVENPORT MRS. FISKE Office Nurse MR. WESTALL MISS WATERS Contemporary Problems Health Education EQ ee1,o A D . -fu Q' N -L sfx MRS. HAWE MRS. MCDONALD MRS. OKAZAKI MRS. WALDAL Library Study Hall Secretary Office Attendance Clerk -fm MR. LLOYD Head Custodian DAY MAINTENANCE STAFF NIGHT MAINTENANCE STAFF They keep the school in tip-top condition all day. While the students are away they are busy at work. S ml Behind the scenes in our school is the busy, never- ceasing workings ofthe kitchen crew. Daily they work to prepare balanced, attractive, and nourishing meals for all the students and faculty. Without their hard work we would really be at a loss. Thanks are extended to them all by the the entire student body. ff ,vis 1, f K JA, ,, ' v, A -.. xxx gf A 1 ,M 5' kr 1 K A f s N 1 ' I -Q V I, -5 U f f f' A' X. 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XM X ' vm KAW -L 'imif' -,, rift- ' xi cf JIM YOUNG if 2 Pre-Sident he class of '59 is an . y 2 ion. Through it, the to ly til: xt enioy the he gradu- , ' X igwx ' 4 ating clas a big part in P A5 'i 'XA Q L i the 59 sponsored y' 2-it QQ. t the L of the year and 'AY XQ successful clothing J JX' good response of the hfif 1 yy Senior Class can only be suc- Q' if a lot of people participate. It Q, ff' ork harmoniously with other school X, l and provide for a close-knit 3 ku School unit. Our thanks to Mr. Patterson X S ' who ably directed our energies in the right 'A X :Q GRANT ALLEN direction. We hope we have made West 1 .g Ji M Q vice President Seattle proud of its Class of '59, J s L Jim Young , Mi., it it President,Class of '59 Y -L CONNEE WRlGHT Secretary ills ,ff sKiP TEBELMAN Treasurer Nm, 'W We WWW L M pvwyoffaf g W 6771,-. ,f77 , ,Wx f Zyy' Q'?7zZZ 7775 MR. L. PATTERSON - 'A f g Sponsor 'fav' small things well done. 1 .., K gfuyla Kunz K! 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K, '- , 5 , KK Ki L 4' U g Lf X K V L' - Carol Besser Dick Hannaftord if 5 K Ivy- ' il. f f K , 1 'F Prophecy fl 'V' , r ,ZA .,,1, K' I I , I KK K . K K . 1 VK. f 1 . M I ,, f l - '. ,, KX K ,K K COLOR: ,f v L 4, v ., K , . f- 4 U- I x , f KK , l . , ' Patti Baker Mike Magnuson Graduation Party if , ' f li LP 1 W ft f- L' y L ,. fv V , A K X V X i L' A U K K is 'A ,L 'N , Ky- tl R twin S Q1 ' ' Judy Christofferson Jerry Bishop W , Sr. Gift Copper and Aqua FLOWER: Lily-of-me-valley Lee Ann Brost Lela Kravchuck Will and Testament ft ,vue JOHN ALLYN lGenel Math Club, Christmas Decorations. Go to college, visit the whole world and go on an expedition when I get rich. SHERYL ALVERSON lSherryl Girls Club Service Department, Senior Class Representativenln- stallation Committee, Senior Activities, Girls Club Representative. To attend college and to be able to ski again. JUDITH ANCHAN Uudyl Secretary of Honor Society, Math Club, Girls Club Representative, Christmas Decorations, Senior White Day Dance. Go to college and become a teacher. DAVID ANDERSON lDavel Warriors, Bowling. Enter A.R.O.T.C. at the U. of W. LAURI ANDERSON Class Officer, Senior Prom, C.S.G. Commission, Senior Drive, Girls Club Committee. A To graduate from college and live a good and happy life. LINDA ANDERSON Ski Club, Girls Club Committee, Senior Play Committee, Torch, Senior Committee. To go to college and to get a millionaire to Mrs. this Miss. 54 MIKE ABBOTT lRabbitl Football, Basketball, Baseball, Color Guard, W Club. College, play pro football and become a teacher and a coach. MIKE ACKLEY Graduate from W.S.C. BONNIE ADAIR Assembly Committee, Roll Room Officer, Charm and Health, Sen- ior Drive, Christmas Decorations. To find the ONE, naturally, and meet annually with the P.D.'s. VIRGINIA ADLUM lGingerl Big Sister, Senior White Day Dance, Prophecy Committee, Sopho- more Representative. Goto work, get married and live happily ever after, in that order. JOANN ADOLFSON Uol Sophomore Class Secretary, Pep Commissioner, Songleader, Alle City Dance, Roll Officer. College. DONNA ALBERS Girls' Club Representative, Big Sister, F.T.A., Senior White Day Dance, Christmas Decorations. To become a secretary and live a happy and successful life. FRANK EDWARD ALISHIO C.S.G., Drama. Navy, and then college. GRANT ALLEN lHenry Heartthrob Hustlert Senior Class V.P., In.School Commissioner, Senior Class Commit- tees, C.S.G. Commissions. To go into the Coast Guard and then go to college. To remain a bachelor. JAMES ALLEN llankeyl Basketball, Advanced Vocal Ensemble, Skiing. To go to college and attend Law School, or become a school teacher. PATRICIA ALLEN lRustyl Big Sister, Senior Representative, Junior Class Secretary. Someday be half the mother my mother was to me, and always remain loyal to my friends. ROBERT ALLEN CBob, Satchl Boys Club Representative. To make a million. To go into the Air Force at the end of the summer and see the world. LELAND ALLGIRE lSfreIch, McGrawl Student, Boys Club, Study hall sleeper. To graduate and to be half the man Wop thinks I am. CARLETTA BALZARINI lCarlel Bowling. To make a success of my life. To marry and raise three dozen children, and to become a dancing teacher. ILONA BANGSUND lLonny, Isabella Tool Big Sister, Roll President, Christmas Decorations, Class Repre- sentative. To always laugh, love and be loved. Always remain faithful to the P.D.'s. SANDRA JEANNE BARDSLEY lSandy, Pinkyl Advanced Choir, Girls' Club Committee. To look toward the future with enthusiasm and enioy each minute of today. STEPHEN BARDSLEY iBirdseedl Senior Play, Pow-Wow, Advanced Choir, Boys' Club, Ensemble. To go to Annapolis. CAROLINE BARRETT Forum Commission, Co-Chairman of Standards, Administrative Commission, Torch, Bowling. To go to Buenos Aires in 1965. SHARON BAUER iCabbyl Christmas Decorations, Sr. White Day Luncheon, Spades, Girls Club. To get enough money for gas to drive Lindy and Claudia around. JUDITH BELLINGAR Uudyl Dads' Night Committee Chairman, Ticket Sales, Girls' Club Rep- resentative, Sr. Committee, Roll Secretary. Attend college, and lead a happy, successful life. ALBERT C. BENDER lAll Honor Society V.P., Kimtah Photographer, Chess Club, Ski Club, Advanced Band. Go to college and always seek God's perfect will for my life. GLENNA BENNETT lBenny, Gigglesl Pres. All-City Band, Ensemble, Choir, Torch, Sr. Prophecy Com- mittee. To become a successful music teacher, live a Christian life. ANDRIS BENSON lAndyl College and take up Geology. GEORGIANA BERCH lGenal Soph. and Jr. Representative, Mom and Daughter, Sr. White Day Dance, Prophecy Committee, Big Sister. To help Skeet find as much happiness as he has given me. SHARON BERGER Big Sister, Christmas Decorations, Sr. White Day, Roll Pres., Home Economics Club. Always remain faithful to the P.D.'s and the rest depends upon Him. RONALD ANDERSON lRonl Football, Track, Senior Representative, Senior Gift. Go to college and play football. CAROLE JEANNE ASHLIN fTooIeyweedl Girls' Club Representative, Girls' Club Committees, Girls' Club Recording Secretary. Seek the Lord's will for my life and strive to follow His leading. Always make Ed happy. PATRICIA BAKER lPattil Big Sister, Senior Representative, Co-Chairman Senior Trip, P.T.A. Dance Committee, Senior White Day Dance. Remain faithful to the P.D.'s and go to college. LARRY BALDRIDGE Track, Boys' W Club. College or the service. FRANK BALDWIN Boys' Club. College lengineeringb, keep up with the men and live it up. ? '7 L ..:'2l' qs. -4 wap--v . C - .Wi ' 1 -, .1 1, mi H - . 'Y '11, .f wa 1 ' ,wi mi Ce va' ROBERTA BOWNE iBertl Armed Forces. JOAN-DORIS BOYDEN Uoaniel Chinook, Roll V.P., Girls' Club Committees, C,S.G. Commission, Torch. Go to college and travel abroad. To be worthy of my wonderful parents. JUDY BREITSPRECHER fShouIders, Peanutsl Girls' Club Rep., Soph, Class Rep., Moccasin Club, Christmas Dec- orations. To fulfill my dreams and someday marry that certain man. LEANN BROST Advanced Band, Sr. Will and Testament Co-Chairman, Girls' Club Committee, All'City Band. Go to college and have many friends. NORENE BROWN RUSSELL BROWN iRusSl Boys' Club Representative. College, Marriage, Kids. Dodge the draft, and make a million. CAROL BESSER lBesser, or Bessl Girls' W Club President, Co4Chairman of Senior Prophecy, Roll President, Chinook Reporter, Jack of All Trades Committee' GC. To always be a credit to my parents and worthy of my friends. GERALD BISHOP Uerry, Busherl Basketball, Baseball, Roll Pres., Co'Chairman Senior Gift, Pep. College, Corvette, Career. JERRY BJERKE lBerkel Bowling, W Club. Graduate, go to Reno with Sprout and show him how to win at dice. LINDA BLACKINTON ilin, Lindal Pep Club, Jack of All Trades-GC, Christmas Decoration, Senior White Day Luncheon, Assembly Commission. To go to Hawaii some day. To become an office worker and to keep on with my Hula Dancing. DERONDA BLAKE lDradal Concert Choir, Torch. Become an educated person. Prove that these have not been the best years of my life. ROGER BLEDSOE lTigerl Football, Basketball, W Club. College. Remain faithful to P.D.'s. See the day Jutte gets Ugly. LOIS BOKN Chinook: Managing Editor, Information Commission, Sr. Class Rep., Sr. Gift Committee. Devote my life to others' happiness and to be happy myself. Be successful in fulfilling my dreams, CAROLYN BOLINGER lCaroIl Friendship Committee, Office Clerk, Big Sister, Senior Commit- tees, Torch. Go to college, get a diploma in Foreign Commerce, and become more than a Sec. CONNIE BORDEN iConithl Big Sister, Library, Soph. Class Rep. Goto California with Shari and make it home in one piece and to make some certain person very happy somedayfR.S.N. DIANE BOSTROM lDil Girls' Club Council, Girls' Club Representative, Library Assistant, ln-School Commission, Goto college and make a success of my life. JOHN BOWEN Boys' Club Representative, A lifetime fan of Coach Doty. Go to trade school, GLENDA PAULINE BOWLING lShortyl sbs Girls' Club Representative, Study Hall Checker, Library Repre- sentative, Hope to graduate from Carson's Hairdressing School, then work a year or two. .-419 'MVK Yff P fi YU gi vrmlv .. .i S S sift 2541 . 3' N'- - F lim? S 'Ss Q. ggrsrfiaai GERALD R. BURR Uerryl Warriors, Harvest Moon Ball Decorations Committee, Pep Band. Join the Army and then go to college. Retire when I'm 32. VIRGINIA LYNNE BURRIS lGinnyl Roll secretary, Mom-Daughter Banquet, Big Sister, Senior Com- mittee. To give my own children as much happiness as my parents have given me. DAVID BURTON lDaveI Roll President, Boys' Club Representative. To make a million or so. To be a C. R. Goto college then off to see the world. WILLIAM CALDWELL lBilI, Birddogl Archaeology Club, Warriors. Attend Colle e of Forestr . Live so that when l die I can die 9 Y laughing. GARRY CAMERON Band, Marching Band, Science Club, Science-Fiction Club, C.G.S. Commission. Goto college and marry S. C. and see some of the kids once in a while. CHARLOTTE CAMPBELL lCharlieJ Senior Play, Pow-Wow, Archaeology Club, Assembly Committee, Senior Class Representative. To be a comedienne and make people laugh and be happy. MARSHALL CAMPBELL lMarshl Senior Play, Pep Commission, Concert Choir, Band, Spanish Club. Be a professional ice skater, study at the University of California andbecome a prominent citizen. BERNARD w. CARLSEN teerniei B '5-'A' Football, Basketball, Band, Christmas Decorations Co-Chairman, Concert Choir. College, and to collect my SIO0 from Ferkingstad. JOHNEL CARPER Uohnniel Christmas Decorations, Ensemble, Advanced Choir, Senior White Day Luncheon. Tell people of the wonderful happiness that our Lord provides. Live for Him always. JUDITH RAE CARR Uudyl information Commission, Big Sister, Senior Gift Committee, Office Clerk. To work, marry, and never to be discouraged. LUCRETIA CARTE KPaI, Idiotl Charm and Health Committee, P.-T.A. Dance Committee, Study Checker, Christmas Decorations. Graduate, college, go to Europe with Karen, be an airline stew- ardess, and then an old maid. CAROL CASAD Pep, Tillicums, Big Sister, Card stunts. To pester Jean in Nurse's training. RENEE LEONE BRUTON To make my parents proud of me, Some day get married and become a successful wife and mother. BILL BUEHL College. IVAN BULLAMORE llkel Bowling, Boys' Club Representative. Finish college and go into business with Cos. BOB BURGLEHAUS lBurgieI Invitation Chairman of Boys' Club Harvest Moon Ball, Point Forum Commission. I plan to go into business. HERBERT BURKE lHerbJ Pres. Psycho-Tintinnabulationists, Vice-Pres. Science Club Math Club, Stage manager, Physics Lab. assistance. To learn at the U. how to keep teachers ,happy without doing work. To view a peaceful world from outer space. CAROL BURNS 2? G 'XT' W? rr--1 PATRICIA COLLAR lPa1'I P.-T.A. Dance Committee, Girls' Club Committees, Roll Room Offices, Student Council, Sr. Committees. Remain faithful to the P.D.'s and get the things money can buy without losing the things it can't. MARY COLMAN lBeepI Big Sister, Senior Committees, Concert Choir. To come close to reaching the goals. GLORIA COMNICK lBlondieI BOB JIM Programs Committee, Refreshments committee, Moccasin Club member. My strongest desire is to put God first, my friends second, and myself last. CONFER lBob'oI Yell Squad, Kimtah Sports Editor. College, loin Navy. COOPER lCoopI Football, Basketball. To get married after the service. BARRY CROSS 58 DONNA CASTLE Roll Officer, Cosey, Christmas Decorations, Big Sister. Hook a millionaire, buy Gary a Corvette, my father a boat, and my mother sea-sick pills. FRANK CETEZNIK lFrankI BOB BOB Swim Team, Boys' Club, Harvest Moon Ball, Senior Class Dance, Senior Picnic. To go to college and solve the challenging problems of the future. CHAMBERLAIN lSandyI Chief Justice, Senior Prom Committee Chairman, Harvest Moon Ball, In-School Commission, Boys' State. U. of W. next fall. CHAVEY tMr. Presiclentt Spring Sports, Warriors, Torch, C.S.G. College. Be half as good to my kids as my folks were to me and match Teague's strip. JUDY CHRISTOFFERSON lChrisI ANIT JANE Cosy Co-Chairman, Big Sister, Affiliations Committee, Senior Gift Co-Chairman, Roll Offices. To attend college and lead a happy and accomplished life. A CLARK tSqueakieI Marching Band, Advanced Choir, Girls' Club. To go to college and be an airline stewardess or a medical tech- nologist. To always be friends with the kids in the band and always be the best of friends with Carol McDonald and Glenna Bennett. CLEMENTS Chinook, Honor Society, Girls' Club Committee. College. BETTY CLOUGH lKathernI Library Bulletin Boards, Girls' Club, Decorations Committee, Big Sister. To always make Ralph happy. To go through the Temple in Salt Lake City and try to be as wonderful to my children as my parents have been to my sister and me. MICHAEL COE lMikeI CLAU Torch, Math Club Vice-President. Graduate from the U. of W. and to be happy in my chosen field. DEEN COFFMAN J. DAVID COLE lDaveI Science Club, Psycho-T., Westinghouse Science Fair. To go to the U. of W. and learn to do calculus in Ancient San- skrit and Roman Numerals. RONALD COLE lRonI as Library Representative. College, get into a Fisheries Dept. VT? Q ,fx ARTHUR DECKER Ski Club, Math Club, Honor Society. College and Physical Science. JERRY ns Joris iwiiapi E Professional wine sampler for Vander Hoeck s Wine Incorporated. ROBERT DEL BIANCO CARL DE LONG lTruck Driverl Christmas Decorations, Roll Room President. Go to W.S.C. Marry a certain young blonde. JUDY DELSMAN C.S.G. Secretary, Inter-High, Senior Prom Chairman, Torch. To attend college. DOUG DESKINS lTinyl Boys' Club Rep., Roll Vice-President, Christmas Decorations. Goto college, then who knows? STEVE DE SULER Bowling Team, Science Club. Work for two years, and then ioin the Marines. PAUL DEWAR Junior Class Representative. Uncle Sam, College of Engineering. GRETCHEN DE YOUNG lSkritchl Girls' Club President, Ski Club. Career in Music, and a marriage as happy as that of my parents, Always have faith in my God and myself. JOHN DILLARD DONNA DIXON Library Assistant, Ticket Sales, Sr. White Day Assembly, Pep Club, Christmas Decorations. To always find happiness with Jim, and make my parents proud of me. JUDY DODSON Roll Offices, Christmas, Girls' Club Committees, Big Sister. To make my life worth living and to let my life turn out the way it is meant to. DARLEEN DAHL lDarl Chinook, Christmas Decorations. To marry that certain guy, and to make a good wife and mother Always remain loyal to the P.D.'s. KAREN DAVIDSON Honor Society, Roll Room Officer, Cosy, Christmas Decoration Big Sister, To always be happy. EDWARD DAY iEdl Kimtah Co-Editor, Outeof-School Commission, Will and Testament Christmas Decorations. To lead a good, useful, and enioyable life, MARY DAY Roll Room Pres., Class Rep., Girls' Club Rep., Big Sister, Senior Committees. Attend the U. of W. to become a good nurse. Live a life that I can be proud of. SANDRA DAY lSandyl Out-of'School Commission, Roll Sec., Big Sister, Library Rep W Club. I hope to always lead a full and happy life, and I plan to attend W.S.C. GLORIA DE BRITZ iBlondie, Glol Co-Chairman G.C. Decorations, Ski Club, Roll Officer, Assembly Commission, Senior Gift. To fulfill my ambitions and endeavor to live by the Golden Rule ,ani ' Ox Wir' sa. J I fc' -ix ,- I Wt ' gl 1 , lf .. V. , V .j ga . . i A -. fm f -. .' '- f.f.li' A .. . 'la W A., lf if ' if if 1,6-i' ' fr ., 1: m 5 - i Qian is, , ' ?' 1 Q A iliswlh h . . 'tr' ,bw I f L . 1 0 'TY 4 .vw 1,7 i--Q JANET EVANS lSuel Roll President, Class Representative, Big Sister, Christmas Decora- tions, Ski Club. Attend C.W.C.E., marry that certain guy and always keep him happy. GREG FAIR fGregol Bowling. Become an Architectural Engineer or go to Coast Guard Academy. KAROL ANN FARRARI Chinook Business Manager, Co-Chairman Scholarship Committee, F.T.A,, Girls' Club Council. Attend the U of W, become a school teacher, marry that certain someone, and raise five children. JOANN FATUM Uol Dance Committee, Christmas Decorations. To marry Ted and make him happy. DONALD FERKINGSTAD lCuddlesl College, Bachelor. To collect my money from Frenchy, Bush, Canuck, and Carlsen. KATHLEEN FINNELL lKayl Moccasin Club, Roll President, Kimtah, G.C. Publicity Committee, Point-Forum Commission. To go to college and lead a wonderful life, but first of all, take that trip to Iowa that no one believes I'm taking. ARDUTH DONDANVILLE fTonil Songleader, Study Checker, Torch, Senior Drive, Roll Room Vice' President. To go to Reed College and to sameday make myself worthy of my parents' praise. PATRICIA DRAPER lPatl Graduation Trip, Big Sister, Sophomore Class Representative. To always make a certain guy happy. DARELL DUNN information Commission, Dance Decorations, Usher at football games. Join the Navy and become a mechanical engineer. MARY LOU DUNN Advanced Choir, Pow-Wow, Senior White Day Committee, Class Offices, Graduation Trip. Go over to Central next year, marry that certain guy, and never forget how to smile. GAIL DURHAM lGullyl Point-Forum Commissioner, lnter-High, Band, Ski Club, Roll Vice' President. To go to Willamette University and graduate as a Sociology Maior and find happiness through making others happy. CAROL EDMONDSON Senior White Day Committee, Roll Offices, Big Sister, Library Assistant, Pep Club. To attend Business College. To always find happiness with a cer- tain guy and to make my parents proud of me. TOM ENERSEN Chess Club, Library Assistant, Harvest Moon Ball Decorations, Boys' Club Representative, Library Representative. To buy a sail boat and take a trip south of the border. JEAN ENGELS Girls' Club Representative, Girls' Club Committee, Pep Club, Moc- casin Club, Big Sister. To become a nurse and serve God to the best of my ability. RAYMOND H. ENGLISH CRayt Pep Assemblies. Roam the world and paint, then go to college. DAVID ERICKSON fKid Erikl To do the least amount possible and still make a living. KAREN ERICKSON Clerical Committee Chairman, Pep Club, Moccasin Club. Go to the U or P.L.C. and take up Business Administration. l i.. 1 In 'S' ,ga '75 N..f If DALE FREDRIKSON To be a humble servant of Jesus Christ my Lord and Savior. KATHLEEN FREEBURG iKathy J0l Roll President, Senior Committees, Office Secretary, Bowling League. To go to Whitworth College. BARBARA FREEMAN fBarbl Ski Club, Girls' Club Committee, Roll Offices. To attend the U. of W. and be successful in whatever l do. CAROL FREY l Sunshine l Roll Officer, Nlom'Daughter Com., Sr. Prom Committee, Sr. Ac- tivities. To always keep my friends, gain others, and someday do what is deepest in my heart. LARRY FRODSHAM lFrogl Science'Fiction Club, Concert Choir, Science Club, Bowling Team. Work for a few years, and then go to school so I can be like Bob Cummings. ROBERT FROST fFrostYl Track, Bowling, Intramural Basketball. Save enough money to buy a car and visit my firl friend. Navy for 2 years, and become a bum to see the U.S. under a box car. JOHN FRYER Maintenance Commission, Math Club, Choir. Cal. Tech. with astronomy maior. Always have a sense of humor. JACK FULFER BILL FULTON lsimonl Be the first person to paddle around the world on a toothpick. LINDA FULTON llinderl Christmas Decorations, Big Sister, Roll Officer, Sr. Gift Com., White Day Dance. To remain faithful to the P.D.'s. To always be happy and be a success. MARJORIE FULTON lMariil G.C. Friendship Co-Chairman, Sr. Rep., Prom Committee '58, F.T.A., Concert Choir. To be as fine a woman as my mother, and to live according to my religious beliefs. DONNA L. GABLE Spade Vice-President, Spade Awards Chairman. Dental technician or nurse. JOE FINNIE Warriors, Christmas Decorations, Sr. Class Rep., Point-Forum Commission, Track. Attend Olympic Junior College, and then the U. of W. JOHN FISCHER Bowling. Join the Navy. SHARON FITZPATRICK lFitziel Big Sister, Roll Offices, Cosy Committee, Christmas Decorations. Be worthy of my parents, and marry that certain fellow, and make him happy. RUTH FOLDVIK CRufhiel Mom-Daughter Banquet, Attendance Clerk, Big Sister, G.C. rep., Soph. Auxiliary. To marry that guy that loves me, and always walk in the Light. JIM FOSTER Bowling. College, be worthy of my parents. To see the day that Raleigh gets picked up for his pipes. CHRIS FOWLER tAngell Stage Crew, Warriors, Library Rep. Goto U. of W. and become an Electronical Engineer. Get myself a '51 Ford that will beat Jerry's. Qu. '! '7' Z' iw 'T' infs JUDY GREWELL Uudyl Girls' Club Committees. To fulfill God's will to the best of my ability, and to make my parents proud of me. College. GARY GRIBBLE Roll V.P., Football, Advanced Choir, Three Years Varsity Baseball. To play pro baseball and to marry someone wise. GARY GUILES lPepsil To be a bachelor and drive Corvettes for a few years, and then go into the Air Force. STANLEY R. HAGEDORN lCousin Yo Yol Honor Society, Band, Horvest Moon Ball Committee, All-City Band, Maintenance Com. College, then Uncle Sam. DIANNE HAMILTON lDanniel Dad's Night Co-Chairman, F.T.A. Treas., Spade, Mom-Daughter, Christmas Decorations. Be happy and stay out of trouble. DAVID HAMLIN JACK GAINES Uacksonl Boys' Club Rep., B.C. Publicity Chairman, lntra-Class Swim Meet, Harvest Moon Ball. To graduate from high school and college, then get married and lead a happy life. SANDY GALLAGHER llsbalellal Attendance Office, Study Checker, G.C. Committees, Bowling League. To keep Lonny out of trouble when her mom washes her sweaters. Meet annually with P.D.'s. BRANT GEBHART Library Assistant, Band, Orchestra, Moccasin Club, Library Rep. SUSANNE GEISEL Talent Assembly, Concert Choir, Advanced Ensemble, Bowling League, Assembly Commission. To prove that any year can be the best in one's life, if one makes it so. DARLENE GEISER lDarl Home Ec. Club, C.S.G. Rep., G.C. Rep., Big Sister, Bowling League. Be as wonderful to my children as my parents have been to me. See Val get her degree. SHIRLEY GLADSON Sr. White Day, Sr. Trip. Fulfill all the plans Bob and l have made, be worthy of my friends, and make my parents proud of me. VIRGINIA GLOVER iGingerI G.C. Department Head, Roll Pres., Ski Club, Sr, Committees. Attend college, ski, and to make my parents proud of me. JOHN GOLDSTEIN lGoIdiel Harvest Moon Ball, Chinook. Join the Air Force, meet a rich sports car owner, and drive for him, then marry a rich widow, and live happy after her life. SHARLENE GORDON lSharl Roll Pres., Big Sister, Charm 81 Health, Bowling League, Sr. Come mittees. Marry a millionaire, and make my children as happy as my folks have made me. Always remain loyal to the P.D.'s. BEVERLY GRACE IBev, Blondiel Big Sister, Christmas Decorations. Live, love, and be happy. JANICE GRADDON Uanl Ensemble, Advanced Choir, Faculty Party, Big Sister, Sr. Gradua' tion Committee. Graduate, get a iob, travel, get married, raise a family, and live faithfully in the eyes of God. JACKIE GREEN Ticket Squad, Ticket Sales, Sr. Luncheon, JOG, Ski Club. College. lf si its ,.,.--1' 21:19 lk - as V., KAREN HARRISON Girls' Club, Decorations Committee, Girls' Club Rep., Soph. Class Rep., Tillicums Committee. To be as wonderful as my Mom, as understanding as my Dad, and as kind as my brother. BURNELL HART LINDA HART llinl Mom-Daughter, F.T,A. Secretary, Girls' W Club, Honor Society, Spade. To make friends and see the world. BOB HARVEY lBobI Baseball, Bowling. To buy a brewery, and drink it dry. DOUG HAUGHTON lMagooI Boys' Club Rep., Spring Sports, Warriors, Roll V.-P. College, career and a million dollars, to be best man at Cuddles' wedding. MARY LOU HAY Sr. Dance Chairman, Ski Club, Girls' Club Programs Chairman, Roll Officer, C.S.G. Commission. Graduate from college, and ski. RICKARD HEALY lRickI Football, Boys' Club Secretary, Ski Club. Goto college, get a Corvette, be a ski bum. DARRELL HEIN lSkeeI, Fo-Fo, Wap!I Roll Pres., Jr. Class Rep., Boys' Club Rep. To always be worthy of my friends, and become a successful Commercial Artist. VIRGINIA HEINZINGER CHARLES HENDRICKSON lChuck, Chiefl To work then go into the Service. To look for my life's ambitions and get married at the age of 23. MICHAEL HENN lMikeI Washing my car. To get out of high school and be a success in life. ARLENE HERMANN lShortyi Bowling, Decorations Committee, Point-Forum, Secretary of Roll Room, Assembly Commission. College, around the world, marry Rich, and bowl a 300 game. BILL HAMMOND KBIIIJ Join the Air Force, and when I'm out, go sailing with Tom Enerson. DARLENE HANNA Uudyl Roll Officer, Sr. Committees, Charm and Health. Trp make the very most of my life and always remain loyal to t e P.D.'s. DICK HANNAFORD lClodJ Sports, Warriors, Torch, Official Dust Inspector. To go to college and get a good education. To become a success- ful teacher and leader. BARBARA HANSON lBarbJ Roll Officer, Christmas Decorations. Get married and raise a lot of little Piles, keep all my friends, and try to make my parents proud of me. SARA HARPSTER Songleading, Roll Pres., Torch, Girls' Club Representative, F.T.A. To attend college, and to fulfill God's purpose for me in life. JUDY HARRIS Roll Officer, Christmas Decorations, Girls' Club Committees, Ski Club. To always accept things as they are knowing that someone much higher will take care of them. W'-:jf 1-H K' ,- L f 39 L. DENNIS HERR JAMES HEYTVELT Uiml Basketball, Radiator Gang. Goto college and do my best at whatever I do. CLAUDIA HICKERSON IStovepipe, Pudl Girls' Club Rep, Girls' Club, Sr. Play. Get a ful-time iob, and go to Hawaii and teach the natives how to Hula, DENNIS HIGMAN fHiggy, Dennyl Football. To become a carefree gigolo in Acapulco and live on a pair of water skis. LYNN HOEL fButch, Holeel Kimtah Co-Editor, Chinook A.M., Decorations Chairman, F.T.A. Secretary, Spade. Do my best to see that a certain ambition becomes a reality. DIANNE HOFF lDi, Hoffeel G.C. Dept. Head, Torch, Girls' Club, Co-Chairman Mom-Daughter, Sr. Play. U. of W., teach Home Ec. in Omak, Washington. Get my MG. GARY HOLGATE JACKIE HOOTEN CAROL HUGHES Roll Officer, Girls' Club Committees, Torch. Attend college and always serve my Lord to the best of my ability. DARLENE JACK IDau-Daul Bowling. To marry D.S. and FO., and raise a harem. KATHLENE JACKSON fKaIhyl C.S.G. Finance Commissioner, Sr. Gift, Ski Club, Information Com- missioner, Torch. To attend the U. of W. TERRYL JAHNKE lTeril Roll Room Pres., Christmas Decorations, Sr. White Day, Sr. Assem- bly Committee. To live, love, laugh and always be happy. MAXINE JAMES tMaxl Sr. Clothing Drive, W Club, Girls' Club Representative. To do my best in whatever l encounter and to be worthy of my family and friends. MARGARET JARVIE fMargiel Sr. Clothing Drive. Be a credit to my family and friends, FRANK HOOVER ANITA KAREN HOPKINS Girls' Club Representative. To attend Burnley School of Art and study Commercial Art, marry. LARRY HOTTELL Baseball, Radiator Gang. Live, Love, Sleep, and not work. SUSAN LYNN HUBBARD iSuel Roll Officer, Study Hall Checker, Home Economics Club, Christmas Decorations, Charm and Health. Goto college, marry Pete, and be happy always. ROSE MARIE JOHNSON IPeanutSI Vice-President of Girls' Club, W Club, Big Sister, Pep Club, GC. Representative. To be a high school teacher, and keep Jim happy at the same time, remembering Cabinet. SALLIE JOHNSON Big Sister, P.-T.A. Dance Committee, Roll Offices, Christmas Dec- orations, Sr. White Day Dance. Remain faithful to P.D.'s. MYRNA JOHNSTON fWiIIyl Sr. Play, Moccasin Club, Christmas Decorations, Make-Up Club. Go to the University of Washington. JOHN JUTTE lButchI Football, Baseball, W Club, Christmas Decorations. College, see Bledsoe get his nose straightened. SHIRLEY JUTTE fShirII Girls' Club Corresponding Secretary, Torch, Kimtah Sr. Editor, Roll Offices, Christmas Decorations. To lead a happy and successful life, MARILYN KARLENBERG Girls' State, Girls' Club Treasurer, Kimtah Business Manager, Torch, Christmas Decorations, To fulfill my ambition. KING KELSO fTnurgI CSG. Commissioner, Entertainment Chairman for Harvest Moon Ball. To make a million and buy a permanent place on the radiator. CHARLES KELSTROM KLAREN KENT Moccasin Club, Ski Club, Roll Officer, Big Sister, Sr. Breakfast. To help stamp out mental health. GAYLE KERR fFreckIesl Big Sister, Sr. Representative, Christmas Decorations, Sr. White Day Dance. Remain loyal to the P.D.'s and to marry Pete and live a happy and successful life. JEAN KIPPER Ueaniel Home Economics Club, Decorations Committee, Assembly Com- mission, Senior Committees, Ski Club, Counselor's Office Assist- ance. Always look back with a smile and toward the future with hope of happiness. KAREN KIRKEBY Torch, Commencement Secretary '58, Scholarship Comm. Co- Chairman '58, Affiliations Commission, Christmas Decorations. Attend college and travel. MAUREEN LENNON NANCY LEVIN Debate Pres., Torch, Big Sister, Physics Lab Assistant. To go to college and work with persons of underdeveloped countries. BARBARA LEWIS MICHAEL LEWIS ELAINA LINDSTROM DAVID LIVINGSTONE lDaveI Bowling, Boys' Club, Warriors. KAREN KOENIG lKayI Office, Senior Committees. Graduate, cut my hair, get a iob, travel, and live it up. LELA KRAVCHUK Refreshments Committee Co-Chairman, P.-T.A. Dance, Will and Testament Co-Chairman, Out-of-School Commission, Roll Officer. Attend the University of Washington. BONNIE KROOK lBon-Bonl Roll Sec., Jr. Class Rep., G.C. Committees. Get a good iob and to always make the one I love happy. DONNA KVALHEIM lShortyl Roll Officer, Christmas Decorations. To make a certain boy happy and always have my mother proud of me. SUSAN LA MARE lSusieI Pep Commission, Roll Offices. Love and marriage. BEVERLY LANDSTROM lBevl Pres. Roll Room, Sr. Dance Co-Chairman, Ski Club, Christmas Dec- orations, Torch. Attend college and be happy. LINDA LANE Chinook. RICHARD LANGMEAD VALERIE ANN LANZA Wall Dads' Night Committee, Mom-Daughter, Publicity Committee. To go to college with the most wonderful guy in the world, my future husband. MARY LAWRENCE Dads' Night Committee, Home Economics Club, Social Service Committee, Girls' After-School Sports Club, Youth For Christ. To travel to Europe one of these years. KEITH LAYMAN Boys' Club Rep., Kimtah Art Editor. Study commercial art at U. of W., or Art School. ROBERT LEE 'eff' f 'f'P Uv-rv' CAROL McDONALD llitfle Mac, Beepl Advanced Ensemble, Vice-President of Advanced Choir, Roll Offi- ces, F.T.A., Big Sister. To attend the U. of W. and become a music teacher in the elemen- tary schools. VICKY MARLENE MCFADDEN lVicl Clerical Committee, Pep Club, Tillicums, Charm and Health Com- mittee, Choir. Go to business school, work, and later get married. To fulfill all my ambitions. BARBARA ANN MCKENNA lSteIIa, Barbl Big Sister, Senior White Day Committee, Sophomore Represen- tative, Senior Representative. To be worthy of my wonderful parents, and to marry that certain guy and make him happy always. SHARON MCKENZIE lSherryl Senior White Day Committee, Home Economics Club, Girls' Club Committees, Roll Offices, Pep Club. To go to college and study fashion designing. DOUGLAS McKILLlP lDougl To go to college and live a happy and prosperous life. ROSALYN McKINLEY lRosi, Rose, Rosebud, Suzi-Ql Moccasin Club, Big Sister. To go to Business College and then get married and always be thankful for my parents' love and understanding. DOLORES McLEOD lCarolel Girls' Club Representative, Library Representative, Big Sister. To graduate and eventually get married. MICHAEL MCRORY lMikel Boys' Club President, Junior Class President, Ski Club, Seabeck. U. of W. next fall. FIONA MacDONALD ED MADSEN MICHAEL MAGNUSON VERNON MALLORY JIM LOCATELLI llokus, Loki, B.B.S.l C.S.G. President, Torch, Math Club, Maintenance Commisioner. To be as fortunate in meeting wonderful people as I have been here at W.S. To find and fulfill my pupose in life. LORRAINE LOFGREN Girls' Club Committee Chairman, Christmas Decorations, Big Sis- ter, Moccasin Club, Library Representative. Hitchhike around the world. To go to college and be a success in whatever I do and to see the day that S.W. gets married. .IANET LONGRIE DAVID LORRAINE PHILLIP LYONS ALBERT A. MCCAFFREY IAI, Rowerabaassl Boys' Club Treasurer, Inter-High, In-School Commission. Goto Alaska with Kelso and live it up. Be a loyal C.R. ss., '7'7 in.. I R , K X ' ., 9.1 PATRICIA MONOHAN LYNDA MOODY lCow, Caesarl Girls' Club Rep., Faculty Party, Senior Committees, Cosy, Dads' Night. I cannot be sure of the future, but it is in God's hands. JUDY MOON F.T.A., Moccasin Club, Girls' Club Representative, Friendship Com- mittee. Plan to go to college. JIM MORELAND Go to college. LANYENE MORRIS llaniel Roll Pres., Senior Prom Committee, Ski Club, Chinook Staff, Christmas Decorations. Attend Colorado Women's College or W.S.C. Become an Airline Stewardess. PATRICIA MORRISON FLOYD MARTIN JANICE MATSON .IOE MATTHEWS Basketball, Bowling, Boys' Club Rep., Harvest Moon Ball, Sr. Gift. Pass high school and then college. Navy. GARY MATTISON Baseball, Roll Room Pres., Sr. Class Represenative, Radiator Gang. GLEN MATTISON College. JEAN MEEHAN Sr. Committees, Roll Officer, Girls' Club Committee, Ski Club, Cosy. To go to WSC. and live a happy and successful life. JUDITH MERCER Uudy, Red, Frecklesl lnherit a million so Maureen and I can build a rest home. JACK METCALF Ticket Squad, Advanced Choir, Christmas Decorations, Boys' Club. To go to college and become a millionaire. SHARON MEYER lSharil Sr. Committees, Roll Offices, Girls' Club Committee, Bowling League, Big Sister. To always wear a smile and to go to the ocean again, Huh Kathy! LYNNE MILLER Big Sister, Debate Team, Pep Club, Senior Play, Assembly Com- mittee. A year of college and then marriage. To always be worthy of my friends, parents, love, and trust. DAVID MILLETT lDaveI Roll Officer, Christmas Decorations, Traffic Court Chairman, Math Club, Out-of-School Commission. College, then serve my term with Uncle Sam. ROBERT MINNICK J +k 'irzrf 4? QL: MARY LOU NELSON lLou, Maryl Co-Chairman of Freshman-Sophomore Auxiliary and Dads' Night, Roll Secretary, Office Clerk, Honor Society. To lead a happy life. PAUL NELSON SHARON NELSON lShari, Bessie, Stupidl Class Vice-President, Library, Big Sister. To be a success and always be worthy of my parents and to some- day make a certain boy be good. CARL NICHOLS CURT NICHOLS Warriors President, Out-of-School Commissioner, Torch, Track, Harvest Moon Ball Committee. College, to have half as much fun as l did in high school. JOHN NICHOLS lNickI Christmas Decorations, Boys' Club. To graduate and go to Alaska and show Fin the fine points of wilderness living. SANDRA NIELSEN lSandieJ Girls' Club Committees, Home Economics Club, Senior Represen- tative, Christmas Decorations, Senior Decorations. To go to college with Patti. Always remain faithful to the P.D.'s. DICK NORDHAUS Football Manager. College, then the Air Force and a career in aviation. SANDRA NOREN lSandyl Roll Room Officer, Big Sister, Christmas Decorations. To always stand by the P.D.'s. The rest is up to him. CAROL NORRIS lBuddyl College and electronic engineering. JOCELYN NORTON Uol Roll Secretary, Girls' Club Committees, CZS.G. Commission, Christ- mas Decorations. Attend Business College, and someday make it to Europe. Q, 1 f I , J -. 'T' FUERTEL PARIS ITell Football, Track, Sophomore Class President, Senior Gift Com- mittee, W Club, Go to college. KAY PARSONS Senior White Day, Christmas Decorations, Senior Party. Make my parents as proud of me as I am of them. JO-ANN PATTISON Uol Study Checker C3501 Ski Club, Senior Committee, Girls' Club Rep., Girls' Club Committee. To always be thankful to my parents for what they have done for me. WESLEY PAULSON Warriors, Math Club. I hope to go into engineering at the U. of W. Also to become a polished goof-off like Fryer. ANITA JOAN PAYNE Sec. Girls' Club, W Club, Girls' Club Committee, Senior Com- mittee. To graduate from college and become a successful high school teacher. CLAUDIA PEARCE Jack of All Trades Co-Chairman, Roll Room President, Big Sister, Girls' Club Rep., Junior Class Rep. A To take life as it comes, and always have a smile. lu I RENAE NUGESSER JEAN NYBERG Uust plain Jeanl Roll President, Girls' Club Rep., Big Sister, Office Clerk. To marry Jim and live a happy and prosperous life. Always remain faithful to the P.D.'s. SHARON ODEGARD G.C. Faculty Party CoYChairman, Affiliation, Mother-Daughter Committee, Pep Club, Spades. To always be worthy of my family and friends and to always be happy and keep smiling. KATHLEEN J. OELSCHLAGER IKathy, Smithl Kimtah Copy Editor, Roll Officer, Ski Club, Bowling League, Girls' Club CArt Committee Chairmanl. Work, go to college in California, and then become a millionairess. KEITH OGARD DENNIS OKICICH I 0ke l Yell Squad, Senior Representative, Radiator Gang. College and engineering. To keep my position in Senior Eagles with Al and Dick. JERRY OLIVER Everett J. C. To have half the car Bullamore thinks he has. KAREN OLSEN i0Isenl Girls' Club Rep., Class Rep., Affiliation Commission. By God's grace: college, travel, marriage. KAY OLSON t0Iel Ski Club, Girls' Club, Senior Committee. Clothes horse and fulfill my dreams in Switzerland. DELMAR OSBURN IDeIl Tennis, Advanced Choir tPresidentl, Advanced Vocal Ensemble, Roll President, Color Guard. To go to college for four years, then get married and ioin the Foreign Legion. BEVERLY OTTO tBevl Senior Class Rep., Senior White Day Dance Chairman, Information Committee, other Roll Offices. To fulfill all my plans after graduation, and to be half the girl my parents have brought me up to be. DOUG PALMER t Dug l To go to Alaska in a Model A. To be the father of 40 kids. THOMAS PETERSON iTom, Petel Roll Pres. CJr.l, Harvest Moon Ball Committee, Study Hall Com- mission, Various Roll Offices, Advanced Choir. Go to college, major in architecture, and succeed in whatever l do. rvmizco Pimuvs imaggiet CSG. Commissioner CCabinetJ, Soph. Auxiliary Pres., Roll Officer, Senior Activities, Ski Club. Graduate from the U. BRUCE PHINNEY fFinI Boys' Club Representative, Stage Crew, Christmas Decorations, Boys' Club. To have a 500-pelt year, with Nichols! To live in Alaska as long as possible, with Nick of course. JAMES PILLINGS fPiIes, Fat Boyl Football, W Club. To get married and raise more Piles and to be as great a lover as Deskins thinks he is. Also to grow a nose like John Whalen. DIANE PITTMAN iPetty, Porky! BOB Songleader, Jr. Class Treasurer, Roll President, Sr. Prom Com- mittee Chairman, Torch Honor Society. Attend college. Live each day to its fullest and always keep smiling, PLATH lSecond Gearl WSC., later to return to Seattle and get a good iob working in the lndian Inn. MARIA POSTNIKOFF iAIexandraI TED Junior Songleader, Senior Songleader, Torch, Roll President, Senior Prom Program Committee Chairman. To go to the U and make the best out of life. POTTER lT.P.l Football, Roll Officer, Christmas Decorations. To be half the All American athlete, half as smart, half as good- looking, and half the driver Ufer thinks he is! MARY J0 POWERS Uo, Jody, Yo Yol JIM Decorations Co-Chairman, Faculty Party Co-Chairman, Inter-High Representative, Advanced Choir Treasurer, Math Club President, German Club President, To be a mad scientist and be a ski bum while traveling around the world. RALEIGH Bowling, Chinook, Baseball, Indoor Sports. To graduate from law school, to match Jerry Loftus in two ways, and to grow as tall as Val Rosatto. DENNIS RASMUSSEN IRassl Boys' Club. . Go on to college and become a successful naval architect. GAIL REHBERG fGaiI Kimtah, Ticket Squad, Girls' Club Chairman, Senior Decorations. Goto W.S.C., become a model, live on a ranch and have five boys. 7 I fifties I ERNEST PELZ lErnieI Advanced Band, Honor Society, Marching Band, Prepare for the Ministry, live and help others live a Christ-like life. JIM PEPPER CAROLINE PEREZ fPocahontasl Roll President, Assembly Commission, lnformation Commission. To get Pat and Karen married. KRISTINE PETERSON fBunkyl To always make Ray happy. MARGARET PETERSON lPeggyI Girls' Club Representative, Girls' Club Committees, C.S.G. Com- mitttees, College Conference Secretary, Sr. Class Committees. College and a happy Christian life. MARIE PETERSON Roll Vice-President, Student Business Manager. Oi t J l ,fi N s 1 'If Aw 'Q 'V mr' CAROLE RUTHERFORD lCrisl Inter-High President, C.S.G. Cabinet Secretary, Sophomore Class Treasurer, Torch, Senior Gift Committee. To attend college. PATRICIA SAMPSON lPatIyl Girls' Club Committee Co'Chairman, C.S.G. Commissions, Ski Club, Kimtah Senior Section Editor, Co-Chairman of Christmas Decora- tions. College, and to be happy. GEORGE SCALZO IWop, McGraw! Student Council, Boys' Club, Jewelry. Be half the man Stretch thinks he is. GENEVIEVE SCHAFF Uenniel Senior Play, Moccasin Club, Affiliation, Girls' Club Represen- tative, Drama. Work as telephone operator for three years then become an airline hostess. MARIAN SCHATZ Affiliations Committee, Senior Class Dance Committee, Junior Representative, Senior Representative, Christmas Decorations. College, and to be happy. BILL SCHAUSS lSponge, Redl Warriors, Bowling, Intramural Basketball. Raise pedigreed purple poodles for people who prefer purple poodles with a pedigree. JONLEE REPIR Uon, Jonniel Roll President, Charm and Health, Ticket Sales, Assembly Com- mission. To remain faithful to and live it up with the P.D.'s, Bon, San, and Linda. Later to search for the secret of life's happiness and, having once found it, strive continually to keep it shining be- fore me. ALLEN RESPONTE IAII Bowling Team. To go to college with Robin Yeager, Bob DelBianco, Jerry Nora berg, and Jack Fulfer, get a B.A. Go into the iunk business with Yeager for custom cars. ELINOR REYNOLDS IElliel Student Director of Senior Play, Pow-Wow '58 and '59, Girls' Club Committee Chairman, C.S.G. Commission. To live by my own standards, achieve future goals, and to become righteous, rich, and really happy. MARGARET RICE IMargyI Vice-President C.5.G., Vice-President of Junior Class, Senior Prom Committee, Senior Gift Committee. To be ambitious. JAMES ROBERT RICHEY Uiml Student Council, Ski Club, Roll President. Go to college. Always have as much fun as I had in my senior year of high school. BRUCE RIDER Sports, Homework. Earn money and see the world. TERESA RINALDO lTeril Spade, Pep Club, Big Sister, Clerical Committee, Bowling. To someday find complete happiness and be a success in what- ever I may choose to do. RON A. ROCZ IRonniel Boys' Club Vice-President, Roll Room President, Boys' State Officer, Torch. To college, to my country, to the world, to the U.N., as my Lord desires. JOANNE ALYCE ROGSTAD Uol To live a happy and successful life with Dick. VALERIA ROSATTO lVaII Charm and Health, Senior Luncheon, Roll Representative. Go to college and get my MRS. degree. Buy Dar an extra pair of strings for those windshield wipers of hers. GARY ROSS JUDITH RUMELHART Uudyl Moccasin Club, Big Sister. To go to work for awhile, then get my R.N. and MRS. degrees. To be as good a mother to my kids as my mother has been to me. -an tif' ti.. .55 'Xl 'Ill nike ls. LINDA SIMMONS ilinderi Administrative Representative, Inter-High Representative, Charmx and Health Co-Chairman, Roll Vice-President, Home Economics '- Club. To be a success in my goals and to live each day with happiness. ALDEN SKLENSKY IAIJ Chinook, Warriors, Torch. Goto college, get out of the draft. ALICE SKOTHEIM Torch, Honor Society, Affiliations Commission, Christmas Dec- orations. College. .A DON SLEIGHT - torch, ski Club, ski team, Math Club, treasurer All-City sia'lS5 Council. If Electrical engineering at U. of W. MARGARET SLETTO ' Sophomore Representative, Girls' Club Representative, Big Sister, Bowling League. College. N ARLINE MARIE SMITH iSamt Band, Orchestra, Marching Band. Buy the King Ranch and replace the automobile with the horse. l HELEN SMITH Graduation Party. To make a certain guy happy. KAYE V. SMITH IKayvUI Sports Editor Chinook, Debate, Torch, Math Club. To graduate from Reed College. LEN SMITH fCanucki Football, W Club. To see Cuddles get married and win the bet. To go to college. LYNETTE SMITH Girls' Club Committees, Roll Offices, Christmas Decorations Com, mittee, Roll President, Big Sister. To go on to college and from there to whatever presents the opportunity. SHARON SMITH lSharI Mr. Hannaford's Secretary, Senior Representative, Torch, C mas Decorations. To attend Edison and become a secretary. Also to live a long very happy life with Gary. STUART SMITH IStuI Tennis, Golf, Intramural Basketball, Ski Club. To graduate from W.5.C. ELISABETH SCHMIDT ilisai Start working. HN SCHROEDEL ' Girls' Club Representative, German Club. i Chinook Editor, Boys' Club Representative, Chess Club, City Chess Q Team Championship, Bowling. With the aid of college and a disciplined philosophy, a life de- voted to learning and understanding the unknown and to write of my findings. TH E. SCHUBERT Band, Boys' Club. Go on to college, be a credit to God, my family, and my friends. YLISS SCHUBERT lPhyI Advanced Choir, Honor Society, Roll Offices, Christmas Decora- . '5tions. College. RLENE SCHWANKE ihari N XA Affiliations, Senior Roll Officer, Big Sister, Christmas Decora- u tions, Senior Gift. 3 To make my life best for him and my parents who have done so much. Always remain faithful to the P.D.'s. SEARLE IShareI To do God's will, marry Paul and raise a fine Christian family. if ? s M, li 19x N N N S I w I X N i 11 DENNIS SWEENEY Harvest Moon Ball Chairman. U. of W., architecture. LARRY TANGYE Graduation Party, Senior Gift, Christmas Decorations, Assembly. I plan to go to the U. of W. and take up engineering. WAYNE TATMAN JUDITH TAYLOR lJudyl Study Checker, Study Messenger, Roll Secretry and Treasurer, Junior Representative. Go to Business College, then marriage. TERRY TEAGUE Warriors, Bowling, Golf. Goto college and live up to my parents' expectations. Lay rubber with a trolley. SKIP TEBELMAN lTip Skebelmanl Band, Torch Honor Society, Senior Class Treasurer, Track, C.S.G. Council. Study engineering and live the type of life my parents can be proud ot, RICHARD SPADONI CLOYCE SPARKE lSparkyt Assembly Commission, Christmas Decorations, Senior Gift, Big Sister. To live a long and happy lite with Gregg. Always stand by the P.D.'s. JUDY SPENCER tAnswer Bookt President of Honor Society, President of Moccasin Club, Vice- President of Psycho-Tintinnabulationists Society, Secretary of Chess Club, Science Club and SNC. To get an education and have fun in life. DONALD STAHL lDesI Assistant Stage Manager. To get out of school. DIANE STEVENS lSteveI Advanced Choir, Roll Officer, Moccasin Club, Pep Club, Senior Activities. To achieve a certain something, but until I do, it's my secret. ROBERT STEVENSON DICK STOBER iBIubber gutt Edison Tech. To be as tat as Pillings some day, and to be as great a lover as Deskins thinks he is. MYRNA STOCKWELL IMyrnJ Big Sister, Season's Pass Sales. To marry Bob Tyree and lead a happy and long life. LUCY NADEZHDA STOY lNada, Nothin'I Band, Orchestra, Girls' Club Committees, Soph. Auxiliary Honor Society. To succeed in whatever I try to do. JIM STRUSS To go to Edison-buy an Impala and wipe out Del Bianco, and help Vander-Hoke run his wine factory. JOHN SULLIVAN IRed, Sully, John LJ Boys' Club Rep., Golf, Baseball. To be an All American boy. EDNA FRANCENG SUTHERLAND To make someone happy. X X, if 1 MEL VANDER-BERG lMell Track. To get out of school. DON VANDERWEGHE lRudyl Warriors, Intramural Basketball, Sittin' on the Radiator with Willy and Wally. Join Air Force and then go to college. EBERHARD VAN DUELMAN lAbe, Ebl Out-of-School, Roll President, Track, Senior Christmas Decora- tions, Swim Team. U. of W. and career in Forestry. Dodge the draft and get married. LEE VAN ZANTE Roll President, Basketball, Senior Committee, Advanced Vocal Ensemble. To get a iob-work a few years and get married. To live a rich and happy life. ROSALIE ANN VENTOZA iGiantt Big Sister, Pep Club, Library, Study Hall Checker, Girls' Club. To marry Gary fthe big boppert, and live happily ever after. EDWARD VOSS lEdl C.S.G. Commission. Join Armed Forces, and become a car mechanic, and to go to Europe during my service period. Always be satisfied with what you have. GEORGE WALKER lTackl Christmas Decorations. To defeat Ron in a race for the Presidency of the U. S. JERRY WATSON Warriors, Stage Crew. I plan to enlist in the Army and try to get into missiles. CHARLES WATTS lFrenchyl KENNETH WATTS lKenl Disc Jockey, Maintenance Commissioner, Boys' Club Dance Com- mittee, Christmas Decorations, Sitting on Radiators. To be good enough to wear my Grandmother's Army boots and stay out of iail. CAROLYN WAUGH flea, Carolynl Big Sister, Moccasin Club, Science Club, F.T.A., Senior Rep. To be worthy of my wonderful mother, and to have lots of poodles. GARY WAUGH iWaIIyl Christmas Decorations, Graduation Party, Auto Show, Band, Sit- ting on the Radiator with Willy. To have my mother knit me a Warriors sweater. 'X 1'- ' f'? fi ,qv UH ji viz' 7 'HS' MYRNA LYNN WILLAMS IPinky, Shortyl Girls' Club, .lr. Representative, Rainbow Secretary, Christmas Dec- orations. Secure a secretarial position. Be a good wife and mother. FRANK WILLIAMSON Advanced Enseble, Advanced Choir, Skiing, Bowling To be a salesman and tell dirty iokes. MARILYN L. WILLIS lNini, or Willyl Concert Choir, Library Rep., Girls' Club, Spades, Senior White Day Dance. Attend Beauty School, make a special someone happy, and be as wonderful to him as he has always been to me. BONNIE WILSON lBonl Girls' Club Publicity Chairman, Kimtah, Honor Society, Nurse's Receptionists, Office Clerk. I want to be a secretary, airline stewardess, or commercial artist. Find myself a money tree. KAREN WILSON lKareyl Girls' Club Commission, Roll Officer, Torch, Home Economics Club. Attend W.S.C. and major in Home Economics. MARGARET ANN WILSON lMarge, Softyl Roll Rep., Senior White Day Assembly, Christmas Decorations, Library Representative. To make a success with that certain person and always be happy. To remain loyal to the P.D.'s and Sandy's Cabinet. JERRY WEAVER lBonesl Boys' Club, Student Council. Goto Seattle U., settle down at the age of 25 and marry --'? DON WEGLIN To become a fireman and to ride in my hot red wagon. MARGO WELCH ITarzanl Girls' Club, Big Sister, G.A.R.O.G.'s, Attendance Monitor, March- ing Band. I wish to live up to all the expections of my parents, be a friend and a good wife. JOHN WHALEN lNosel To go to college with Berry and dance at his wedding before mine. MARILYN WHEELES Girls' Club Representative, Chinook, Assembly Commission. Two years of college, marriage. DIANNE C. WHEELESS IDi, Dodo, Moosel Jr. Library Representative, Study Hall Checker, Big Sister, Christ- mas Decorations, Will and Testament. To get one year of college behind me and then get married. To make by parents proud ot me and someday find the right way to happiness. CAROL WHITEMAN lbebbiel Sr. Christmas Decorations, Roll Representative, Maiorette, Attend- ance Office, Big Sister. To make my parents as proud of me as I am of them. Marry Ed and always be happy. GEOGE WIGGINTON LEONARD WILBUR IWiIlyl Chinook, Harvest Moon Ball, Christmas Decorations, Sitting on the Radiator with Wally. Olympic J.C., major in Journalism or Recreation. Then go in the service and be a credit to my parents. MIKE WILLAHAN WILIAM HOWARD WILLENBERG lBiIll Warriors, Chess Club, Science-Fiction Club, Math Club. Go to college and become an engineer and to observe a peaceful earth from another planet. DONNA M. WILLIAMS Big Sister, Decorations Committee, Christmas Decorations Com- mittee, Clerical Committee, Standards Committee. To be a secretary or work in the Telephone Company. To please my father and mother, and relations. ,QNX 75 4 '1 api' gs ROSE MARIE WOODARD Card Stunts, Study Hall Messenger, Mom-Daughter, Christmas Decorations, To graduate and then get a iob, And to be half the woman my mother is. Let God hold the future for me. ,X N Jim wooncocic uungie Jim, Punchyl TT? .fi CICELY ELLEN WYLDE lCisl Songleader, Sr. Prom Comm. Chairman, Roll Offices, Torch, Senior Activity Committees. To attend college. NANCY YARROW iNanJ Affiliation Commission, Chairman of GC. Comm., Roll Offices, Concert Choir, Torch, To attend Lewis and Clarke College and maior in the Human Development Program. JIM YOUNG lYim Jongl Football, Track, Senior Class President, Torch, Advisory Council. College and become a good Civil Engineer. KATHRYN ZANDT IKathyl Roll Offices. To be worthy of my friends and to make a certain person happy. KERM ZARLEY llurkl Member of the Golf Team, Boys' Club Representative. Goto College. Sometime become a professional golfer. GARY ZERBST ILegs, Pinhead, Smileyl Warriors, Ski Club, College and Science Career. ROBIN YEAGER i'Rockin-Robin, Shades l Archaeology Club, Chinook, Christmas Decorations. Everett Junior College CB A.J. Be a reporter and write like Mickey Spillane and Ernest Hemingway. LOVADA DAVIS Nadal G.C. Rep., Roll President, Junior Rep., Big Sister, Christmas Dec- orations, To someday be able to do as much for my father as he has done for me. CAROL EASTER Uol W Club, Girls' Club. MRS. Degree, bulb snatcher. JAMES JERRY FREDRICKSON Uiml Boys' Club Rep., Bowling. A few years as a cook in the Air Force, then to college for a dental degree. ROBERT JONES lBobJ Football, Track, Colleen. To go to VV.S.C. and flunk out in the fourth quarter of my fourth year. DAVID MITCHELL To be President of the Confederacy when the South rises again. Basketball Manager, Baseball, Roll Room Officer, To become a five star general in the Air Force by the time l'm 2l. DON WOODS Yell Squad, Roll President, Senior Play. University, then career in public relations, PAM WOODS iPoom, Pennyj Affiliations Commissioner, Torch, All-City Orchestra and Band, Concert Choir, Ski Club. College, then marriage and a happy. successful life. DOLORES WOODSTROM CONNEE WRIGHT Sr. Class Secretary, Torch, C.S.G. Commissions, Roll Offices, Office Clerk. To attend the U, be happy, and make the most of my life. Q J C :T 'U ...Q X-4 DAVE CLABOE lWartJ Football, Basketball, Baseball. Coast Guard and College. MIKE GANNON Bowling. Settle down with Lucille to a happy life. Be president of the Teamsters Union. EZIE L. JOHNSON Football, Track, Roll Vice President. College. LARRY EDWARD MOORE Go to trade school, ioin the Army and get married. BARRIE SPROUT Tennis, Golf, Intramural sports, Ski Club. Go to college and pass. KEITH STANDAL Warriors, Math Club, Science Club, Lowell Curlytop's Physics Class. To find my niche in the world, even if l have to carve it myself. TERRY VANDERHOEK lBonel Bowling, Senior Committee. Go to college. DOUG VOSLER lCousyl Basketball, Baseball. To be a success in a profession l have chosen. RON CARSON JIM TALBOT JANET DUROCHER Uanl Charm St Health, Home Ec Club, FTA. Attend college, graduate and become a history teacher. Make my parents as proud of me as l am of them. DON HARRELL are 'F' f f t , T ln: . When you and l Wonderful, Wonderful were young Maggie From rags to riches Ma, he's making eyes at 'ProbIems 3, 1' wr . R me Standing on the corner Don't fence me in i!! V I -Q It's lust a matter of time wx. Ai 3 A x Q 1 fi iff 5'-if . ' s rw! IN HHH 35' W A A q'Qf?f7f iW F if wwf ff!! ffgreff C, M , J' X . . 5 . A X-' I 1' Z, 'il K - V 1 Q., - . 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JAMES WIESE JUDY WILDT SHARON WILKINS CAROL WILLIAMS MYRNA WILLIAMS COLLEEN WILLIS CLIFFORD WILME FRANCES WILSON PATRICK WILSON GEORGE DAVID WIMMER NANCY WIMMER WILLIAM WINCHELL SHARALIN WINQUIST ROBERTA WISE BRUCE WOLFENDEN MARGARET WRIGHT DYANNE WUCHTERL WAYNE WYETH PEGGY YEAROUT RICHARD YUSKOFF JOHN ZITKOVICH TIMOTHY d'ACQUISTO JUDITH WARDEN ANN WARNE PATRICIA WARNER SUSAN WARNER JAMES WATSON ROBERTA WATTS YVONNE WEATHERHOGG RACHEL WEATHERSTONE JERRY WEBER JOSEPH WEBSTER LOREN WEBSTER SANDRA WELLONS YVONNE WELSCH TIMOTHY WENGER JOYCE WERRIES THOMAS WHALEN PATRICIA WHEELER DIANE WHITBY STEPHANIE WHITE NORMAN WIDITZ in ,fx SOPHOMORES Al Hanson J . 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' Z.: ' I9 B 7-.I 7' K Mske Hogan Vlce Presldenr .31 Q 5 S . 'Q 341 ,M . .....:. ,,-4 Woods, Secrefa ry MOTTO: Forward Ever, Backward Never COLORS: Turquoise and Bronze FLOWER: Bronze Chrysanthemum ADVISOR Mrs. Bonine ' B A 4f'T,-vef k .uf -B QS? M M. IT ? N?9 '- . ,Q s Shirley Sfenehiem, Treasurer O f X' .AP J. Busche, S. Cathey, W. Chapman, B. Cheadle, J. Collins, J. Cousland, K. Tv Davidson, B. Davis, S. De Young, M. Dill, D. Dins' more, B. Donaldson, J. Dori tero, D. Dunkle, C. Doro' cher, B. Earling, E. Ebelt, D. Field, S. Fitzgerald, F. Fleischmann, S. Fletcher, B. Flint, P. Folino, V. Ford, M. Frankele, E. Frydenlund, C. Furfiord, N. Gilbertson, 3 B. Hallett, S. Leksen, S. Moore, J. Peasley, C. Schir' mer, N. Shook, D. Tawes, L. Tetter. Roll teacherf Mrs. Bonine T. Christman, C. Clemans, J. Frazer, G. Goodlander, W. Hel- son, A. Hickulg, R. Kaslanich, A K. Koenig, N. Konen, B. Kopp, - A J. Launcetord, C. LeGaz, P. ' .gg 4.. Lehwalder, J. Lorhman, A. Lud- -- wig, H. Maning, R. Mazzoni, B. McClane, L. McDonald, J. McElvain, S. Mclntosh, R. Mes- lag, B. Meyer, P. Miller, J. Mills, L. Mielde, E. Moberely, -I R. Molby, J. Mollendor, B. Murphy, E. Ogle, R. Ollas, M. Smith, T. Marie. . 1. Roll teacher. f l Mrs. Kennedy 3 lg to . l .3 we - C. Abello, J. Adams, K. Adams, N. Allen, J. Ames, J. Anderson, L. Anderson, R. Anderson, L. Anthony, J. Baihly, D. Baird, J. Baker, B. Bartyzel, L. Berg, S. Berg, J. Berstrom, F. Bird, L. Biorlo, B. Boru, P. Bowne, C. Brady, K. Brown, H. Buckman, C. Camp, B. Conneh, J. Guerci, A. Hathaway, A. Jordan, B. McKenzie, K. Murphy, M. Ogden, M. Richardson, A. Robbins, L. Trembath, D. Viloria, C. Watts, R. Yocum, L. Awalt. Roll teacher: Mr. Hannaford Q1 L 'N .,.,.v-'Y lx Roll teacher. Mr. Pripp G. Aatwood, G. Baker, G. Evstice, G. Feucht, M. Hogan, M. Hurralde, E. McLaughlin, G. Nokes, J. Nokes, R. Peterson, D. Quinn, G. Roessler, R. Smith, E. Stacker, S. Steele, S. Slenehiem, B. Stevens, C. Talbott, R. Tan- gye, A. Taylor, L. Thompson, D. Thoresen, G. Trimble, K. Twohey, J. Vaux, P. Waller, D. Waters, D. Weather- hogg, T. Wente, J. Werries, P. Wick, R. Wickler, V. Willcoxen, S. Woods, A. Woodward, D. Zeller. Roll teacher. Mr. Roberts D. Fischer, R. Gleason, R. Granger, R. Green, B. Gulbransen, H. Habben, J. Hair, E. Halbruge, V. Harner, B. Harris, D. Harris, D. Hart, D. Hart- nett, A. Himelman, B. Hoff, S. Holligter, J. Howell, S. Hawkins, P. Hughes, D. Hyre, L. Jar- isch, L. Jones, N. Jones, L. Joslin, P. Jutte, K. Karch, S. Keating, L. Kelly, D. Kirk, C. Kirk- eby, L. Knapp, D. LeDuc, L. Wilson, G. Sexton, J. Snadgrass, R. Larson. Roll teacher. Mr. Campbell M. Orth, M. Oswin, M. Page, B. Pommer, P. Partitt, D. Peikert, C. Phipps, M Picinich, L. Pickering, K. Ploghoft, R. Radforth, T. Rasmussen, P. Raymond, K. Ross M. Saunders, R. Saxby, D. Skoog, P. Skoog, K. Skubitz, C. Schneider, D. Scott H. Smith, P. Smith, G. Snyder, L. Spadafore, G. Stackhouse, B. Uslevich, J. Hetrick N. Shelly, B. Treadwell, D. Krinp, D. Holgate, L. Gordon, B. Smith. f t A new group section, Freshmen, has been added to the Kimtah. Because ot the overcrowded condition at James Madison Junior High, a small percentage of the ninth grade roam our halls. Each Freshman has a roll teacher who will advise the student through- out the tour years at West Seattle High. All of the Frosh roll teachers have contributed in acguainting the few members of the Class of l962 with high school lite. Since the Freshmen are a traction ot the Class of l962, they will be completely re-organized in the yearbook next tall. rct5'1tar-T5 n f G Q NG 9 li 'ti 0 c0f 13951 -4139? -UN vit P69 C 1 v,,,1v. 5 A Od'-6x -v9Sk5gaE.9 ueNTLD R M ttihgu T omg ta NN, xFll BFPQNU 1 HR These snapshots take a cross-section of the freshman roll room showing them in action and eager to participate in West Seattle's many activities. ,,,,.s-.asv-f -1-1- 4 3 ff ws-J. MK, Y WM X X ,- F., ,ff f' r 1 f ' I I X r L A! , 5 bf K , fy Q Q y' , A Q f s 1 1 ,4 , 4' I , fa P 1 X, Q , Z! f x X lib, v 1 X V v X 'X .. ,ff I x 1, ' s, .1 5 .Qgr I ,1 .fa A - X 1 ' . AK gr A .'Q ,-f 4... Y 'L 5 u I 'Q A x A Y..,..rr- 'V' -'Vfilu - . X T :Ts'.3,lgy ,L . ,Q Ji 3 is L-19 960-Q-v 'lui ,,,,, is m W...-Zf' .-4--f-3-f,,... ' if A l wi A Mike Abbott' 'li Rnln Anderson Gary Baskett Roger Bledsoel Joe Bookterl Ni Bernie Carlsen Sam Centioli 4 Jon Christofferson Lee Granquist Don't push, Bud tr Q usa Zu Jim Cooper Alex Fiedorow C aff: t 4 Atari 2' R N 1 AN 'hm Qc' if: i .r - ,il 1 ftNfl lki M i A lt ,yr ,WN ,.,,,..,.,, ..., T , in fa Coach Ullin Coach Campbell Coach Mitchell Coach Roberts 'Denotes all-city first team TDenotes allrcity honorable mentio , . E Dick Hard Rick Healy Dennis Higman Ezie Johnson John Jutte i Y t L, i Y 2 an l'm going. W Roosevelt 7 L Garfield 7 't ' Ballard 6 i Lincoln 4 '. . Franklin 4 Vt Y Queen Anne 2 A Cleveland 2 Fm w I 1 ,ax est Seatt e 4 Sealth 0 do s Pf 154 262 100 93 99 50 64 65 33 According to Damn Yankees, You Gotta Have Heart, which is iust what the West Seattle Indians had this year. However, it took more than heart and an all-city quarterback to pull the redmen through a season in which previous city league records became mere waste paper. A hard- fought season left us in the basement, but tops in West Seattle-one step above our neighbor, Sealth. West SeattIe's chances of placing in the upper bracket looked pretty good after the outcome of the Jamboree. The Indians drew FrankIin's Quakers to play in the fifth quarter. Franklin took the opening kickoff and romped down field for 74 yards, Buzz Crites then took the ball over right guard for the TD. The Indians then took the ball on the 45. As Abbott received the ball from center, he did a left face and fired the ball to Joe Bookter before either line had a chance to move. Bookter then trundled for 52 yards before Crites dropped him on the Franklin 3. Abbott then went through center to grab glory land. Abbott's try for point was good, West Seattle won 7-6. West Seattle finished the season winning only one game-Sealth 13-ofand tieing Queen Anne 6-6. Mike Abbott was the Indians' key player this year, gaining 930 yards-658 were from pass- ing-to lead the city in total offense. Abbott also set a new league record with 57 pass comple- tions. Jim Young led the city in pass receiving, complementing Mike's work. Defeats or not, the boys did have heart with the top inspiration award going to Len Smith. Pa 26 65 57 82 88 103 163 152 186 Dennis Peacocke Jim Pillings Ron Pullian Gary Ross Len Smithl Dave Ullin Jim Young' A fighT To The finish. f 'S 6, y ' :Owe ' if an gs Q 5 .- : - ..' ' E . T ,a , y A ,M Af, jg.. it K Q 2 f on f - H' 0 ' 'S In Li .3 is h I , . 1 I Z bb . h H . if my - Q A oTT, domg w aT comes naTura y. 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Las- Y-Z? 2 99? .I IN Lf? is 'f .A -.M 352255 on CC vo '21 ...Q-iii SECOND TEAM FOOTBALL Third row, left to right: Coach Campbell, Dick Marshall, Dow Pettibone, Jim Situ. :N A ' nv -ge V Q . rick Q., sa., 55 f IWW! .f . --1 fm Mattingly, Jerry Nichols, Paul Ernhart, Ken McRae, mgr. Second row: Jim Keene, Bill Bonaudi, Dave Wimmer, Steve Kostanich, Sam Centloli, Dave Bleha, mgr. First row: Tim Wenger, Dick Brewster, Dave Trimble, Ron Olive, Dwight Foster, Ron Norwood, Milt McKinley. Great expectations. Fourth row, left to right: Deryl Davis, Jim Forrester, Bert Wylde, Henry Jutte, Dick Parenteau, Al Mills, Ron Kostanich, Don Bleha, Prout, Louie Jones, Art Terrona, THIRD TEAM FOOTBALL Matson, Russ Carlson, Keith Krueger, Gerry Baker, Paul Skoog, Bruce Mike Saunders, Bill Walker, Ken McRae, mgr. Third row: Dennis White, Hanson, John Bennedette, Dick Schannon, Jim Allen, Elmo Lewis, Bob mgr., Coach Mitchell. Second row: Walt Schnudt, Terry Mattson, Fred Dennis Lucker, Mike Belt, Chuck Mill, Ed Stiller, Coach Roberts. First row: Bob Rofte, Ray Anchon, Roger Hammond, Frank Ryning, Vilnis Kleper, Steve Hawkins, Dave Bleha, Larry Jones, Jim Nokes, Ron Pulliam, Mike Schaffer. md 'ly vw 4' P FN ings! xgi B 91 , F .,,. . drqmui ' l 1 ,il What! me worry? ll7 'I l l ohm Benedefll Roger Bledsoe fnpvq .V Jerry Ernst Mike Healy U 1 1 i J Qu ' l CI' 'Q L ' '-113 l' Ron Carlsen if e vi ill? Doug Clemans denoies all-city honorable mention, Za., 'J-., , 3 em XJ s ' N 4-w?57Sz X -a r kg 4 M ,wh 9 hu., ww.-4 Coach Pripp Coach Roberts Dennis McPoland ,au ! lg YQ X I X . A - t 1 Lincoln ..... V 1 Ballard .......,,. Queen Anne Roosevelt ..,, Cleveland Garfield .,,.,. Franklin ..,... Sealth ..........., West Seattle f' FINAL STANDINGS W L PF ....,s..15 1 1014 ........12 4 894 ........10 6 817 ,..c..,,1O 6 863 8 8 806 6 10 829 6 10 739 4 12 751 1 15 736 li Larry Moore John Norberg Jim Tarabochia' ln looking through this yearbook your eyes may stop at the standings listed below. Yes, West Seattle is on the bottom with a record of 1 win and 15 losses. But the story will be different next year because this was WS's year for building. This year's varsity team consisted of only three seniors, the others underclassmen. With eleven lettermen returning next year-well that's next year. This was WS's year for building. The underclassmen took top honors in scoring, Tom Whalen being high man with 161 points followed by Jim Tarabochia with 127. These two also received honorable mention for the all city team. Tarabochia received the team's great honor of being elected for the inspirational award. Although this was not a year noted for record breaking it did see a few of the major ones scrapped. In WS's last game, Queen Anne's Bob Hawkins broke two records: most field goals in a single game, and personally scoring 50 points. Hoop action tipped off with the last iamboree under the present league set-up. The East schools, with Shoreline helping, won the game. Under a proposed plan, Shoreline and Edmonds will ioin the nine city teams to form a Metro League. Unfortunately WS cannot claim the title of champion of West Seattle because of a two game split with Sealth. With the experience gained this year we'll be looking for some fast action and an upper berth next year boys. 2 Q qw.. . A . Glen Mattison Doug Vosler PA G.B 807 751 3 737 5 794 5 830 7 841 9 785 9 855 1 1 1049 14 i Joe Webster Tom Whalen' Vosier lays it in while Whalen watches. J U J R Q V J T IA KX., R Xfws in H 1 ' , 'h J 9 if vs kg 1 3 1 2 15 I 4 t i . ve- ' J' J w 15 is v,..,1VP1ff 4 ' 9: . - if A Ag THIRD TEAM Row 21 L. to R.: Coach Roberts, John Benedetti, is 4. fi Lug, Doug Peterson, Mike Tisdaie, Dave Witzel, Ron Johnson, Bob Young. Row J: L. to R. Ron Glew, Gary Heigason, Ai Han- son, Bob Gillespie, Sam Centioli, John Paust. I Tl tifw, It takes stamina to keep up with our team Q 'FK 31 , ggul 'V , I 4, D a 1 ul vi ,4 K 1 G ,, N 1L,,5 -,wtf gfm' ' AxBLF.uAL' it 4 K 1 L, ' 1. v. .' yf . j l , 1 S 41:1 'J' 'f Q ! 1 4 AX 'ff ' - J lbfvvun- Doug Vosler Jerry Baker John Benedetti John Jutfe 'M : Make Healy -d 'Q Jerry Bishop Jim Woodcock Roger Bledsoe Jerry De Laurenti 155' Henry Jutte Gary Mattison Bill Krull 'NIJ ov--ng, Glen Mattison Bob Harvey Since our deadline fell before the season really got underway we can only predict the outcome of the sea- son. The Seattle Times, in addition to your sports staff, predicts that West Seattle will take the Southern Divi- sion Championship. Defense has improved this year, and if batting improves, we can go all the way. So far, we have played only two games. We beat Cleveland, 3-l, and Sealth, 5-0. Not pictured: Coach Mitchell Coach Pripp Coach Roberts rr M- i ,M . L , Q W' Y ' H J- of ' ' f f. 1, 7 V gik g -1,2 Q. mi .1 I ziuifvl 3' i 4 W V I L . , W ., ' - L fir ,, . N L, - ,,g .. S, ' 3 , 4 .WNW Pop Hannaford pitches in The opening game. 4,-.-..-i...,, , I--f-N L ' 1, ,,,,. ,L me HMM' ISIS? .QLA ANS 40 LAN l SECOND TEAM Row 3, L. To Rn Al Kroll, Mike Tisdale, Jim Allen, Brad Barnhard, Larry Hathaway. Row 2, L. to R.: Ron Johnson, Henry Julie, George Ramsdale, Bob Glover, Mike Parmalee, Bob Kopp, Terry Maison, Coach Mitchell. Row lp L.1o RJ Bob Gilespie, Tom Hamilton, Terry Si, Marie, AI Hanson, Willi Linder, Mike Dill, Mike Molvar, Dick Bianchi. , . 5- W- 'J , '..,,4f, f . P: -n:'N'E ' i211 Sneaky! ,M MN. ,M ...., -2 . a W A M VM .-if ., Q-Mp, xxx!!-...,gx,4n-na li's lust like culling down a lree, boys. ...,.:a. Queen Anne strikes out in exhibition game. -s+,,,,r '. 'J' 9-D- mms .- my -Snf .-Ql,g3'?9 ' M .-W-:sz if-. e ,k.. H3-W .Q L ,Sy , ,. 1 a K A 11.4 , ,Mn If ,Q -s ' .321 rt ' H443 - t + ' ' sf: .I 44,1 'f ,,, ' 1 Q L Any suggestions? 1- ' ' , L .. ,, ,s tj: g wg- .T 4.1 A Un ' . -Q. 'r g J.-'kj Q., bla,- -, 1 1 ,ggi fd. 'Refi' ' 5 R it if. tm ,M - a ' V i,ss , f . -rx , I V - ' tk :gs K ,Z , Got any gum? Bledsoe takes batting practice. ,xx 41' ew - '- A .il -R ,,, A. .,,. . , - Beat it out. -ff A! . 557' I 4. -..a...,af 1 QW . -M.. V -RL . .sr . K Q, .1 'Few' , ... N ' 8. Coach Campbell Coach Driscoll l26 Encouragement at the turn! Members of the Track squad for 1959 are: Abbott, M. Hathaway, A. Reilly, M. Allen, J. Hogan, M. Roessler, G. Andersen, G. Hollo, N. Saunders, M. Baldridge, L. Johnson, E. Saunders, W. Barnet, W, Jones, L. Schauss, W. Baskett, G. Jones, R. Schwartz, N. Bauer, J. Knight, W. Springgate, D. Cameron, J. Larsen, R. Sund, H. Carlsen, R. Lewis, E. Tangye, R. Carson, R. McRea, K. Tebelman, S. Carter, G. McRory, M. Ullin, D. Chavey, R. Marshall, R. Urlevich, B. Dalrymple, D. Mill, C. Vandenlierg, M Davis, R. B. Moore, G. VanDue men, H. DeWitt, 5. Morgan, D- Walker, W. Duchsherer, E. mqsgljg Dt Weed, J. Etherton, S. ' ' ' Weis, R. Evans, D. Oakes' G' Wente, T, . . Olive, R. . Fannie, J. paris F- Wl1IT6, D- Hammond, R. pamkior A. Wuichet, G. HBH, B. Peagockef D, Wyelll, W. Hart, W. Peikert, D. Young, J. Olive leads the 880. 4 o P-J It's a bird, i1's a plane, no, it's a tracker! Good trarnrng for boot camp! What's so funny, Coach? 'KE 4 False start Heads up! Our milers get ready To go. Why run? 127 '77'fi ,,f'1' Qantas' N.. Q-, Barrie Sprom Del Osburn 'WNW 105 .f -f-X Earl Finney SCOTT De Vry ,,,,..c,..av- Tl 'T'x Don SleignT ns dQ,.FJ Frank Ryning s',,,. X f X Mike Berry 'Na .....,, Ray Anchan Ti: .fp 13,9-awk DieTer Maxand 'X J , Q Bly fx Q1 ,, QQ 'xx PX ,K EX NJ , fw T :T , , ev R T7 xl' Y, 'xr Q-j .gfb , , V fy , , C, v V 5 fxk' '5 JXA ,f XXVI A A Q- QT H J , N , 'fn V K .J V ef ' 'K-T - ky ,k 1 ' F 'I ' -1-. X: , N' , 7 ' ' ' V ' Q 2 Y , .J Tx' fl' , Q 1 X T., -, XJ ,A b , 3 Y xx, ET ' gh fe Nj X 'XS P I ff' T: 5 cr ' ex T ,X ,. ,Qf Vx, fl? YV -Xa .' J! T K ' ,J-' Nr' W X k ' Xb V438 Xxx? MV- Fran 5 .Ek 'iii X' age' Girls on The Tennis Team? , .X Bill Blackburn Coach where s my pants? ' Q Planning strategy. Coach Doty Arthur Peterson SONG YELL LE DERS l3O Very Uncoordinated. l','nXi Mary Lou Pripp Cicely Wylde Maria Postnikoff Coleen Collyer Arduth Dondanville Diane Pittman Jo Ann Adolfson Sara Harpster still want a hula hoop. Sherry Hauck Bob Confer Don Woods Bob Johnson Denny Okicich Now, Don, which is really more interesting? ......,....., -..M ,,.,. ,,.,,,,,,,, Diane seems more interested in the football players than the victory. if' 15 iN PUB A95 at ?-. - -, . 6,-' if X 1,4 V A . , 1 I ,a- ' , , rf, If -. R M ' g , H, Q,.'L.lf, ' I. ' X fl L K '11-ikf 1 4, 4 A 'S K f-'. ., .'.. 5 v ah: P .L Tix, 312- ' 'N w ' 'H .4 ,sl-iii Wg . 64355: ' at .i f- 3 - 3 21 1 ,Sub .fi Kgs' A 113 S.. .. , V , ,V L in s.-:oi I g.. Jack Gaines adds color to Tanawanda. Football afternoon assembly. There's a lazy man in every crowd. O -s R l i 5 -,. 'A V, , ai , Alfie gets a spare Watch those pants! I TR M RAL SPORTS l32 Head football managers Dick Nordhause, John Kravitz Jim Johnson keeps score? Al l N in A iii , A A N f 5 i ' 4 I Head basketball manager: Head baseball manager: Jim Woodcock Gary Nluyllaerf Intramural advisor: Mr. Dolv ...f Drive! Five and five are not Twenty-four! Will the Cheerios kid save the fair maiden? 1 A ' 4 Curt Nichols Gary Zerbst Jim Johnson Terry Teague Joe Finnie Al Sklenskv Pres,-First Semester Vice-President Secretary Pres.-Second Semester Vice-President Secretary Dave Anderson Mike Clarkson Chris Fowler Gary Gebhart -Gerald Burr Willy Brandal William Caldwell Bob Catlow Robert Chavev Mr. Barros Adviser The Warriors Club is the service or- ganization of West Seattle High School. It is made up of iunior and senior boys who have good citizenship and are interested in athletics. The Warriors Club participates in over sixty events during the year. These in- clude ushering at the football and bas- ketball games and other sport events. They also help out at school activities such as the senior play, assemblies, etc. The Warriors play a softball game against the faculty on West Seattle Day and end the school year with a big social get-together of all members. Curt Nichols Terry Teague First and Second Semester Presidents 'cgi Richard Hannaford Larry Harkness Doug Houghton i :.,gf,Q:' 'it J.. Dave Livingstone Don Nordhaus Wesley Paulson sf 'tml Q7 Q '77 Bill Schauss Jack Shugart Donald Vandeweqhe Jerry Watson William Willenberg Wayne Wyeth l34 't 'xi 1 X' v- at Mr. Schaal Adviser Sue Blackaller Deanna Blair Penny Busche Dave Caton Judy Creevey The Ticket Squad is an activity which is made up of a selected group of students from all classes Only those with high scholastic standing and good citizenship may participate, because in these members is en-trusted the school's activity money: The big part of the Ticket Squad is that they sell and take pictures for the Season's Passes. During the year they sell tickets to all school sports and social activities. The Ticket Squad has always been a large factor in de- termining the success or failure of many of the school activities. 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