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DIANE ADAMS - Entered from Franklin High School, Stockton, California, in her junior year. Board of Control, "High Lines'" Staff, Co. Editor of the "High Lines," Honor Roll. She's witty, ambitious and full of fun;
As a student in journalism, she's A number one.
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JON ADAMS - Book Club, School Bankers, Bus Patrol. Books to the right of
him, books to the left of him, but he neither volleyed nor thundered.
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JEAN AKEHURST - A trifle shy, with a naughty twinkle in her eye. |
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BOB ANDERSON - Tennis Manager.
Don't deprive'me of my pranks,
For which the teachers give no thanks.
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DON ANDERSON - Stage Crew. Dance Club. If he found too much do, he
took a rest, did his best, then whistled his way through.
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PAULA ANDERSON - Book Club, School Bankers, Library Staff, Torch, Ushers, SPADES, Yell Club, Senior Gift Committee, Class Day Committee. Blythe as a hummingbird |
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WILLAMAE ANDERSON - Drama Shoppe, Girls' Club Cabinet, Library Staff, Panorama, Pep Club, "Pirates' Log" Staff, Publicity Club, Representative Assembly, Torch, Yell Club, C.A.S.H., SPADES, Homecoming Committee, Senior Gift Committee, "All. Pirates' Revue."
You hear that girl laughing; you think she's all fun;
But angels smile, too, for the work she has done.
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HAZEL ANDREW - Archery. Round and round the rink she goes and where she stops she always knows.
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JOHN ANNEAR -
Look twice: That serious manner, that courteous air Camouflage on imagination beyond compare,
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DAVE ANNIBAL - Swimming, Junior Class Treasurer, Drama Shoppe, Torch, Panorama, Pep Club, "Pirates' Log" Staff, Publicity Club, Quill and Scroll, SPADES, "All. Pirates' Revue."
Discriminating in toste, meticulous in attire, But he seasoned his speech with gentle satire.
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JOYCE ANNIS - Pep Club, A Cappella, Representative Assembly, Yell Club.
Don't fence me in.
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PAT ANTIC -
Why should she worry or have a care? She might even marry a millionaire!
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PAT ARCHIBALD - "All Pirates' Revue," Homecoming Assembly. In ponto.
mime-she was both "The Bad and the Beautiful."
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MONTY ARMSTRONG -
:Not even his girl could ever mar His love for his radio and his car.
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BETTY ASHER -
Happy am I, from care I am free; Why aren't they all coquettish like me?
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SYLVIA ATKINSON - A Cappella, Panorama, Publicity Club, Yell Club, Song
Princess, Student Court, Girl of the Month.
Then to Sylvia let us sing,
As loyalty from the rafters ring.
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JOLENE AXTELL - Entered from Lake Washington Senior High School. Kirkland,
Washington, in her senior year. Girls' Glee Club, Library Staff. Crazy over
horses.
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VAL BAILEY - Val hitched his mind to a scientific star. |
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BELLE BAKER - Re.entered from Glendale High School, Glendale, Oregon, in her senior year. H.G.A.A. Her shining face and quiet ways could not help but win new friends. |
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JEB BALDI - Knights of the Cutlass, Panorama, Publicity Club, Representative Assembly, Tennis, Yell Club. He won singles on the court, but he preferred doubles in the car. |
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GAIL BALDWIN - French Club, Drill Team, Library Staff, Make'up Club,
A little shy, but mighty sweet.
A picture of neatness from head to feet.
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RALPH BANDLE - Band, "High Lines'" Staff, Orchestra, Pep Band. He moves
through life as smoothly as the slide moves on his trombone.
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THOMAS BARNES - Band, Pins and Rings Committee, Drama Shoppe, Golf
Club, Make-up Club, "Pirates' Log" Staff. Dance Club.
The perfect gentleman and the best of scholars.
With hobbies of golfing and collecting rare dollars.
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MARGARET BARNHART - Ushers, Yel! Club, SPADES, Book Club, Class
Day Committee, Senior Gift Committee. In her quiet mind the greatest thoughts
did grow.
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RICHARD BARNHART - He who has lived quietly has lived well.
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BETTY BARTLESON - Debate, Girls' Club Cabinet, Make-up Club, Panorama, "Pirates' Log" Staff, Pep Club, Representative Assembly, Torch, Ushers, Yell Club, Pins and Rings Committee, Nurse's Aid. Always smiling, so quiet and gay, Holding the key to happiness that way.
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CHARLES BARZEN - His policy was: "It's the leisure time that makes life worth living." |
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ROBERT BATES - Entered from Thorp High School, Thorp, Washington, in his senior year. A Cappella, Junior-Senior Prom Committee. Of all the things you wear, your expression is the most important. Bob was always well-dressed
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LEORA BATTS - Book Club, Baccalaureate Committee. Silent and alone as grows a fiower, Sh, pored o'er her boo~s for many an hour. |
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DIANE BEEHLER - "High Lines'" Staff, "Pirates' Log" Staff, Representative Assembly, Torch. Not Diane, but Diana, "Queen and Huntress, chaste and fair-Goddess excellently bright."
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ANN BEHRENDS - Venders, Triple H, SPADES. Ever blithe and full of fun, Needing no prodding in getting work done.
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LOUISE BELL - H.G.A.A., Homecoming Assembly, "Our Miss Brooks." She never used a trumpet to announce her good deeds.
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RICHARD BEMENT - His highway through school was paved with a grin, For a Ford convertible belonged to him.
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WILLIAM BENSHOOF - He said in his heart, "I am tired of four walls and a ceiling. " |
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BRONSON BERG - When he spoke he took us unaware, For words with him were always rare. |
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RITA BERG - Pep Club, Representative Assembly, Torch, "All-Pirates' Revue," Yel! Club, Yel! Princess, Class Day Committee. This peppy little lass puts her worries in the bottom of her heart, sits on the lid and smiles.
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ANNE BERRYHILL - A Cappel!a, Drama Shoppe, "Pirates' Log" Staff, "Father of the Bride," "Our Miss Brooks," Torch, Triple H, Science Club. Anne was a connoisseur of all fine arts, Including a collection of her classmates' hearts
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CALVIN BILLER - Discontent is the first step in the progress of a man or a nation.
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CEORGE BILLINGS - Track, Honor Roll, Basketbal!. With his pole and spikes, he soars to unseen heights.
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GENE BINGHAM - Yell King, Pep Club, Track, Yell Club. A pound of wit and a ton of vim. Why aren't others more like him'
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KEITH BINGHAM - Good natured and full of fun. Always able to get his work done.
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BONNIE BlRD - Re-entered from Middletown High School, Middletown, Ohio, in her senior year. Panorama, Torch, Yel! Club, Representative Assembly. No one loves a redhead, we've often heard them say, But when it comes to Bonnie, it's just the other way. |
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LAWRENCE BISBEE - His hands could speak an eloquent language, perfecting
a design
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PAT BJERMElAND - H.G.A.A., Ushers, Senior Park Committee, SPADES.
Casey would waltz with this strawberry blonde, while the band played on.
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JUDY BLOUNT - A Cappella, Board of Control, Drill Team, Drama Shoppe, . H.G.A.A., Pep Club, Panorama, Publicity Club, Editor.in.Chief of "Pirates'
log" Staff, Quill and Scroll, Torch, "All. Pirates' Revue," 1954 Gir)s' State, Friendship Committee, Commencement Committee, Homecoming Committee, SPADES.
A picture of cheer. a bundle of fun,
Ability and consideration all mixed into one.
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CLARENCE BOEHM -
Quiet with strangers,
but sharp.witted with friends.
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BILL BOlT -
Here's a man without a care.
With lots of time to stand and stare.
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DON BORDWELL - Band. - A big bit of little boy attached to a trumpet. who
carved his niche in Highline's hall of fame.
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ALAN BOTTORFF - With his interests for his car and eyes for the lasses, He couldn't find time to spend in his classes
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JACK BOUTIETTE - A quiet man in a noisy place. |
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ANNETTE BOWEN - Re.entered from Kent.Meridian High School in her senior
year. Triple H, Bus Patrol. It's easy to be natural when you're naturally sweet.
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ANTHONY BOWEN - Entered from Palo Verde High School, Blythe, California, in his senior year. Such an interesting boy-Head in clouds, feet solidly on earth |
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PATRICIA BOWEN - Pins and Rings Committee. Her twinkling rollers led her
to the end of the proverbial rainbow,
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PETE BOWYER - His main interests were not in bound volumes. though volumes could be written about his interests.
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LEON BRAUNER - Re'entered from Fairbanks High School, Fairbanks, Alaska, in his sophomore year. A Cappella, Debate, Drama Shoppe, "Pirates' log Staff, "Father of the Bride," "The Valiant," "Our Miss Brooks," Western Washington Solo Contest, "AII.Pirates' Revue," Student Congress.
Among the gifts that God hath sent, he made music the most magnificent
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PAUL BRAY - Football, Honor Roll, Panorama. Happy is the man who loves
the woods and trails.
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JACK BREWER - Band, Baseball, Orchestra, Western Washington Solo Contest,
"All.Pirates' Revue," Dance Club.
A businessman from top to toe.
But mischief sets his eyes aglow.
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JENNIFER BRINCK - Publicity Club, Yell Club, French Club, Torch, Junior. Senior Prom Committee, Friendship Committee, "AII.Pirates' Revue."
As many moods as an April day.
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VERNA BRODY -
Quiet, shy. and bashful. too,
but to her friends she's always true.
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MERRILL BROOKS - Entered from West Seattle High School, Seattle, Washington, in his sophomore year. Baseball, Stage Crew, "AII.Pirates' Revue."
I don't say much. that's very true; but what I say is worth listening to.
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RICHARD BROWN -
Tall trees. shady stream,
lots of fish make Dick's dream.
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RICHARD BRUER - They never taste who never drink; they never talk who always think.
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KENNETH BRUMMER - He held t.he torch high and the way was brightened
by the light from it,
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GARY BUDD - I laugh at care and never hurry; For after all why should one worry? |
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LARRY BUERSTATTE - Girls! Girls! Girls! -'They keep his car a-humming. |
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LENORE BULEN - Drama Shoppe, Triple H. Ready to work, ready to play, ready to help whomever she may. |
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JOHN BULLOCK - He's quiet, he's gentle, and frowns on folly; Sometimes he forgets and is quite jolly. |
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WINIFRED BULLOCK - Book Club, School Bankers, H.G.A.A., Library StaJf, Make-up Club, Ushers, Torch. Winnie is a charming Miss, as diligent and busy as she is gracious and shy. |
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BOBBIE JEAN BUNTEN - Drama Shoppe, Orchestra, Triple H, "Our Miss Brooks." Always the artist-never the dilettante, |
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FRANCES BURAK - A Cappella, Triple H, Ticketeers, Ushers. She let her smile be her umbrella on a rainy, rainy day. |
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BARBARA BURGESS - Drama Shoppe, Girls' Glee Club, "The Fortune Teller," Panorama, Torch, "All-Pirates' Revue." She kept onlookers on looking . |
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JOHN BURNS - Re-entered from Adak Territorial School, Adak, Alaska, Aleutian Islands, in his junior year. Track, Stage Crew, "All-Pirates' Revue," Homecoming Assembly. If it were not for pupils such as he, what a dull old world this place would be. |
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NORMAN BURNS - Golf Club, Torch. When musical golf balls roll aff the tee, He'll surely be happy as happy can be. |
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PERlE BURROW - Book Club, Library Staff, Make-up Club, Torch. Surely as dependable a, the light of the morn . |
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ROBERTA BUTTERFIELD :- Her sunny temper will lighten life's heaviest load. |
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HELEN CAMPBELL - Dance Club. A girl with freckles on her nose generally has sunshine in her heart. |
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JAMES CAMPBELL - Entered from Peninsula High School, Gig Harbor, Washington, in his sophomore year. Baseball, Basketball. This jolly chap with interest in sports, Could certainly be a jester in many Kings' court,. |
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PAT CAMPBELL - A Cappella, Panorama, Representative Assembly, Torch, "All-Pirates' Revue," Yell Club, Pep Club. She always had a good time in a carefiee manner, but she had heir serious side, too. |
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PHILLIP CARDIN - He had the capacity for both war" and play. but mostly play. |
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PATTY CAREY - Her life was a dizzy spin. Always a man caught within. |
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DON CARLSON - Football, Knights of the Cutlass, Track. He needed no trumpet to lower the wall of Jericho, he just used his shoulders and the wall. crumpled. |
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SHIRLEY CARLSON - Torch, C.A.S.H. She is neat; she is sweet, Prom her bonnet to her feet. |
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JACK CARPENTE'R - I was endowed with good looks: Why waste time reading books? |
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DELORES CARTER - Entered from West Seattle High School, Seattle, Washington, in her junior year. School Bankers, Junior-Senior Prom Committee, Tennis. Dan Cupid and she walked hand in hand. |
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GEORGIA CARVER - Book Club, Library Staff, Make,up Club. "Great oaks from little acorns grow," We will watch her success to prove it's so.
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CAROLIN CLABOE - Torch.
Intelligent, skilled. and yet never bold; she did many things without being told.
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NEWTON CLARK - Track Manager, Band, Boys' Club Secretary, Panorama, Representative Assembly, Western Washington Solo Contest, "AlI,Pirates' Revue," Pep Band. God gave him hills to climb, and strength for climbing. |
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RAMONA CLARK - Entered from St. Leo's High School, Tacoma, Washington,
in her sophomore year. Yell Club.
Modest as her blushing shows, happy as her smiles disclose.
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DANNY CLEMENS - Band, Orchestra, Western Washington Solo Contest, String
Ensemble, "All, Pirates' Revue," Pep Band, AlI,State Orchestra, AlI,Northwest Orchestra. The mood of "L'Allegro" suited him best, but "n Penseroso" would have given others a rest. |
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JUDY COATES-Ticketeers. She had a day for play, but her study day was
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BARBARA CODER -
In her life men played a part, she who created great works of art. |
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PHYLLIS CODER - Camera Club, Chess Club, Triple H. I agree with one man's
opinion, as long as it is my own.
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SHARON COLLINS - O, celestial queen, thy shining radiance softens even the
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RICHARD COLMAN - Football, Junior'Senior Prom Committee, Knights of the
Cutlass. Traps he laid in many a field;
Football and nature to him appealed. |
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SHIRLEY CORNWELL - Others talk; I sing my way from day to day.
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PATRICIA COUGHLlN - "High Lines'" Staff, Make'up Club, SPADES, Class
Day Co!"mittee.
Peaceful and earnest she goes her way, Doing her duty day by day. |
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LARRY CROGG - Both his eyes were well,trained-one for reading the text,
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LARRY CROWELL - Football Manager, Band, "High Lines'" Staff, Quill and
Scroll, Western Washington Solo Contest, Movie Operator. There is a little
bit of a rogue in nearly every musician.
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AURIL CRUMBY-Book Club, H.G.A.A., Make'up Club. Flashing blades across the ice. or on a mountain slope-both are nice. |
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KENNETH CRUMP - Shyness becomes a man. |
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HAROLD CUNNINGHAM - Senior Park Committee.
A tailor's delight, who wore the colors That caught the eye of all the others.
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PAULINE CUNNINGHAM - Others may sing of school and books, But I li~e romance and flattering looks. |
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JEAN CURRAN -
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BARBARA CZEBOTAR - Book Club, Girls' Club Cabinet, H.G.A.A., Library Staff, Panorama, Caps and Gowns Committee. In the future we'll surely hear about Bobbie, recrealional leader, without a peer.
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VAUGHN DAFFER -
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KAREN DAHLGARD - Sopbomore Class Treasurer, Panorama, Pep Club, "Pi¬rates' Log" Staff, Publicity CluQ, C.A.S.H., Traffic Council, Representative Assembly, Ticketeers, Torcb, "All-Pirates' Revue," Yell Club, Commence¬ment Committee, Girls' Club Cabinet, Quill and Scroll. She laughs because eternity blossoms for her with stars. |
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FLORINE DAINARD - School Bankers, Drama Sboppe, Junior-Senior Prom Committee, Panorama, Pep Club, "Father of the Bride," Representative Assembly, Ticketeers, Ushers, Yell Club, D.E.C.A. "Sardi" was the spark plug of every activity that she entered.
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JIM DALE - He found the soul of an engine more interesting than the heart
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MARGARET DALLAS - A Cappella, Girls' Gloe Club, Panorama, Torch,
TripleH, Yell Club. Equestrienne was she and personality wise, with f!ecks of gold in her wide-open eyes. |
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JIM DAMERY - He's little, he's wise, he's a terror for his size.
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LESTER DARLING - A Cappella, Football, "All-Pirates' Revue," "Fortune
Teller." I opened the doors of my heart, and behold, there was a song within. |
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FRED DARNELL - I saunter when I walk. I walk when I should run;
I never let a day go by without a little fun. |
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ELDON DAVIS - Entered from Madrid Higb School, Madrid, Nebraska, in his junior year. Baseball, Basketball, Honor Roll. He made his deeds ,he measure of a man.
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WILMA DAWSON - "Fortune Teller," Commencement Committee, Band,
Orcbestra, Woodwind Ensemble. Modest in manner, yet a favorite of many. |
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JERRY DAY - Panorama, "Pirates' Log" Staff, Torch, Grand Honor Roll. Zip and zest and lots of play; composed the life of Jerry Day. |
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STANLEY DeLAPP - What sweet delight his quiet life affords.
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PATRICIA DENN - Drill Team, Ticketeers. She's a tiny one with grown up
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BERTHA DERKLAND - Triple H, Attendance Clerk. I work hard in my
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ANGIE DESIMONE - SPADES, Ushers, Yell Club. Her gaiety was proof that
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ARTHUR DICKINSON - Chess Club, Science Club. A slide rule and a math
problem were the stuff of which his dreams were mad..
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PATRICIA DICKINSON -
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JOHN DIETRICHS - Baseball, Football, Chess Club. As fine a fellow as one
would care to meet on a summer's day.
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PHYLLIS DOBBINS - Drama Shoppe, Girls' Club Treasurer, Grand Honor Roll, H.G.A.A., Cards and Announcements, Library Staff, C.A.S.H., Panorama, "Pirates' Log" Staff, Publicity Club, Torch, Quill and Scroll, Tennis.
She could naturally retain her queenly grace. Along with the freckles on her face. |
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LAVONNE DOSSER - H.G.A.A., Ticketeers, Triple H. Gentle in manner; kindness in deed. |
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DELORES DOTSON - Ticketee..., Ushers.
Loquacious, vivacious, this you can bet, she's the prized possession of the fellow she met.
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BARBARA DOUTRICH - SPADES, Girls' Club Secretary, Make-up Cluh, Panorama, "Pirates' Log" Staff, Publicity Club, Quill and Scroll, Torcb, Yell Club, Cards and Announcements, Pep Club.
:Never a task was she known to shirk,
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DARRELL DOWNEY - Movie Operator. Thank heavens school is not all the world. |
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CHARLES DRAKE - Clever enough to dodge all but the most interesting assignments.
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MARLENE DUDLEY - Her charm and poise cannot be expressed in common terms. |
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MARILYN EDWARDS - Entered from Oakdale High School , Oakdale , California , in her junior year. Panorama.There is nothing as good as a good time. . |
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BYRON EHLE - Debate, Library Staff, Make-up Club, Torch. Like Daniel Webster he may never be President; but when it comes to debating. he is never once hesitant.
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JIM EKLUND - Football, Basketball, Baseball. A football man of passing fame, Who lured fair co-eds to the game. |
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STEVE ELIAS - Silently reading the whole day through, with his fringed eyes of clearest blue. |
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ROY ELLIS - Re-entered from Turlock High School , Turlock , California , in his senior year. Track. His jeep and he were never far apart, except in the morning when it wouldn't start.
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DON ENGEL - Dance Club. Enamored by swing and the opposite sex, Don found his chief recreation on the dance floor. |
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MAURICE ESKO - Football. He's a shy hunk of man in many phases, but when he plays football, he's tougher than blaze., |
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ALDEN (PUNKY) ESPING - Boys' Club Treasurer, SPADES.. Class Day Committee, Knights of the Cutlass, "Fortune Teller," Panorama, Pep Club, Publicity Club, Representative Assembly, "All-Pirates' Revue," Homecoming Assembly. The Man of Affairs - Forever foremost in the ranks of fun, and yet in earnest when work's begun.
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KATHLEEN ESTEP - A Cappella, Girls' Glee Club, "Fortune Teller," Panorama, Pep Club, "All-Pirates' Revue," Triple H, Triple Tones. Music is rightly said to be the voice of angels. |
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LINDA EULER - A Cappella, Girls' Glee Club, "Fortune Teller," Torch, Ushers, "All-Pirates' Revue," Triple Tones, Commencement Committee. And she is swallow-fleet, and free from mortal bonds and bars. |
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CLIFFORD EVANS - Track Manager, Chess Club, Senior Gift Committee. On the chessboard of life h e enacted the role of the knight.
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ROBERT EYLER - Band, Orchestra, Western Washington Solo Contest, "All- Pirates' Revue," Pep Band, "Fortune Teller," "Chimes of Normandy ." When his fingers touched the keys, St. Cecelia paused to listen. |
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DON FRANCISCO - Basketball, Boys' Glee Club. What! Gone without a word? |
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MARK FRYER - Youth we can have but today; we can always find time to grow old. |
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YOSHIO FUJIMURA - Entered from Waller High School , Chicago , Illinois , in his sophomore year. Baseball, Tennis. Forever and always a merry fellow, whether in trousers of pink, purple, or yellow. |
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NEVA FULLER - Board of Control, C.A.S.H., Grand Honor Roll, Homecoming Committee, College Conference Committee, Torch, Student Body Treasurer, Representative Assembly, Quill and Scroll, Publicity Club, "Pirates' Log" Staff, Pep Club. At the door of success she'll surely be. The first one in line to turn the key. |
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JANICE FULTON - A Cappella, Band, Library Staff, Make-up Club, Orchestra, Western Washington Solo Contest, Ushers, "All-Pirates' Revue," Office Staff, Triple H. Silence is the golden answer. |
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JACK FUNK - A Cappella, Car Parking Patrol. A silent tongue and a true heart are admirable. |
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JACK GANNAW - Just one thing troubles me as I leave: When I'm gone, will the teachers grieve?
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DOYLE GARDNER - This fellow enjoyed having a good time, But he and schoolwork did not rhyme. |
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MIKE GATES - Entered from Seattle Prep, Seattle , Washington , in his senior year. Let me love music, for I love to dance. |
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RONALD GEHRING - Those move easiest who have learned to dance. |
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MARILYN GIEBINK - Torch, Ushers, Pins and Rings Committee, Office Worker. You'll find her flame in the fire department. |
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HARLAN GILLILAND - Band, Drama Shoppe, Golf Club, Knights of the Cut- lass, "Pirates' Log" Staff, Representative Assembly, Torch, Baccalaureate Committee. The brightest and best of the sons of the morning. |
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LAURA GILLILAND - SPADES, H.G.A,A., Ushers, Venders, Triple H. Personality is to a woman what perfume is to a flower. |
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SHIRLEY GLEASON - Dance Club, Girls' Glee Club, Yell Club, "All-Pirates' Revue," Venders, Ushers, Ticketeers, "Fortune Teller," Triple H. Rather loquacious and really quite cute, she kept up with romance and studies to boot. |
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ALONZO GRAEBER - Maybe not so agile at detecting a noun, but it takes more than grammar to keep a good man down.
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ALYCEMAE GRANT - Yell Club, "All-Pirates' Revue," Ushers, Triple H. As grateful as a swan in flight, A living picture of delight. |
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ARDELL GROSS - She was blessed with dusky hair and eyes like twilight fair. |
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CRAIG GUNSUL - Band, Chess Club, Football, Knights of the Cutlass, Brass Ensemble, Torch, Tennis, Western Washington Solo Contest, Representative Assembly, Panorama, Pep Club. This boy's popularity grows and grows, while from his horn such music flows. |
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PHYLLIS GUSTASON - Band. How delightful a smile, which appears just once in a while.
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GLEN HACKER - Glen occupied his time hunting and fishing and inventing new excuses to get in and out of classes. |
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RONALD HAGEN - Band, "All-Pirates' Revue," Pep Band, Orchestra. Out of the abundance of the heart, the mouth speaketh. |
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BERNICE HAGER - Ushers. She kept what was worth keeping, and with a breath of kindness blew the rest away. |
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JACK HAGLUND - He was always up and doing, with a heart for any fate.
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RICHARD HAINES - Band, 'All-Pirates' Revue," Pep Band, Woodwind Ensemble. I'm on the sea! 1m on the sea! I am where I always wanted to be. |
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HELEN HALE - Entered from East High School , Wichita , Kansas , in her junior year. A Cappella, H.G.A.A:, Girls' Glee Club. None knew thee but to love thee, nor named thee but to praise. |
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MELVIN HAMMER - Orchestra. With his violin and his cherubic smile he found time for study-once in a while. |
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MARILYN HANCOCK - Her eyes, bright as sunlight, on the fellows strike; And like the sun, they shine on all alike. |
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MARLENE HANCOCK - A Cappella, "All-Pirates' Revue," Western Washington Solo Contest, Panorama, SPADES, Yell Club, A hundred interests claimed her active mind, and on each she could talk endlessly, |
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JUDITH HANSON - Entered from Central High School , Sheboygan , Wisconsin , in her junior year. SPADES, Girls' Glee Club, Honor Roll, Senior Testing Committee, Venders. Her friends-there are many; Her foes-are there any?
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TEN HANSON - Entered from North High School , Sheboygan , Wisconsin , in his senior year. Football. He showed us the true meaning of the word "friendship." |
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GARY HARDEN - He was a schoolboy with a spark of genius who often had ignition trouble.
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DALE HARMS - Track. Harms was known for his charms and arms. |
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DU WADE HARRIS - Baseball, Football, Junior-Senior Prom Committee, Track. Here was a man who was big and scrappy, and being just this he was truly happy. |
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DIXIE LEE HART - Tom, Tom, the piper's son; Dixie steals his heart and away she runs." |
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