Bainbridge High School - Spartan Life Yearbook (Bainbridge Island, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1936 volume:

Spartan Life -- 1 9 3 6 ff mlm sam I of yea 3? eg 'S N L A I1 A4 'Y 7 , J it ' 5 t 5: ...3 ' re ,. 1-SS .fsimlm mme I 3e'.1i J 3H1Qf3L DEDICATICDN From cf smcere feehng of respect and c1dm1rc1t1or1 for her 1dec11s cmd for her consclermous efforts m them dculy cxpphcozt1o1'1 We the Class of 36 d9d1CCI+G th1s edmon of the Spcirtcr L1fe to Stcrtlrcx Blggs . , , 1 I . A .iliil-i t :Q-1 .dl To tli he ARTHUR H TOWYE U:ii'.'er,zity of Wa.si1ingtc:1 B. IX, in Ecoziorziics e Seniorfai Ycd niernbers ot the class of l936 are concluding tour years ot lzigii nclioel clducxticn ei-igverienc-ed during a period of ,social and econornic fztr-11,1 unrnral fled in kistory ii has been a period in 'rfliicli tnere Eid.: developed c. :tt xrlzeci confl1ci ot idedra and principles. In some countries ini.: lids ted 53 confusion and to ine desstriiction ot democratic government and institution: Tne future of cur country depends upon the kind ot citizens going tortii each year from our sscnools. The right kind of a grizduaie und citizen will recognize tncit lie has cm obligation to discnargeg that in return tor a tree educdtion lie :should devote part ot his ability and energy toward tlie up- bptilding ef liiss camrnunity and for the welfare ot xocieiy. Fiirilierniere lie zfnould not lose :signt ef real life values and will adhere tirrnly to tlze principled ei truth and justice, Seniors, your school has a lot ot taitli in you. it expects rzizicli of yezi. May your abundant youthful vigor and determination tind expression in useful consfrzicfive citizenship, Your school and laexilfy 'rfisli tor you a tull 'zieiixzre of trite Success and happiness. Most sincerely, ARTHUR H. TOWIIII, Superiziiendent. 6' TOHN W, SCHNEUULYR Ur1L'.'er.sity of Wagzliington 3 S in Education Maier in Physical Education ,O FACULTY STATIRA BIGGS University ot Washington B. A. Major Mathematics: Minor Political Economy ROY C. DENNIS University ot Washington B. A. Major History and Civics RUTH DURNEY Mills College, California B A. University of Washington M A. Major English and Economics RUTH HENLEY University ot Washington B. M. Major Music Minor Typing and English HARRY BERNHARD LIDEN University of Washington B. B A Major Commercial Teaching Minor. Economics MARION MARSHALL McMasters Unive-rsity,Ca B A Major English Eoreign Language ERMA MEEKS Oregon State College E S Major Home Econornics Minor . Science ARTHUR H. TOWNE MALCOM E. MORAN University ot Washington .B S Columbia University .. A Major Social Science Minor English DAVID H. MORLEY University ot Washington B. A. Oregon State University ...., B. A. Major Industrial Education MIKOY . Science MYRON H. RINGSTAD University ot Washington B. S. in Chem Engin. MUSC? Science Minor Mathematics IOHN W. SCHNEIDER University oi Washington B. S In Education Major Physical Education Minor Science, History KATHRYN STANFORD University cf Vfashingion B. A MCIQOY History Minor Literature RUTH STEENSTRUP University of Vlashingfon .B A. Meijer Ar: MUOT English University ot Washington B A Major Economics Page Fire TABLE CE CONTENTS SENICRS CLASSES ACTIVITIES cmd CRGANIZATICNS ADVERTISING SENIOR CLASS Rodney Waldron , ,, ,,, , President Stanley Lund ddddd ,.., V ice-President Ann Somerville ,,d,,,,,d Secretary Magnus Olausen ,,,,aa. ,,.., ,...Y,, T r easurer Katherine Stanford .,e, ,.o..,o G irls' Advisor Harry B. Liden ,,,ss,,, ,,s,,,, B oys' Advisor COLORS FLOWER Silver and Crimson Wild Rose GOOD-BYE NOW Cljrorn the Seniors now leavingb We entered here as Freshmen tools Oblivious to orders and to rules And climbed the ladder ot the grades Till fast away, our last year fades, This line old institution school Who lcept us from lifes whirling pool Has slipped the doors to lite ajar And eased us out to wander tar. Hear then, the wish of us who go Let Glorys fire not burn low Do not shirk and do not sigh But keep the Spartans: crest held high. -flohn Bradley and Rodney Waldron Page Eight IOHN ABLAN Abbie Avi tlpriglit, tltrwviriglit. liomxit mint, Vice-President Student Body 3, President Student Body 4, Senior play 4, Torch 2-3-4, Football 3-4, Basketball 3-4, Baseball 3-4. FLSIE AMATATSU Sliu, with .tmvilrvu mimi. Glee Club 3, Art Cl-ib 3, Stage Art 3, Costume Designing 3. BETTY LOU ANDERSON lm mi lltc lwtvilg of it grtuzt riirvvv, .wniulmtly piuli me tiff. Secretary Student Body 4, Torch 2-3-4, All-School Play 2-4, Head Usher House Committee 3-4, Chr. Class Day 4. FRANCES ANDERSON Frank If u1'i'rvmtt' ii tix tlxuut its l. Beta Club 3, Glee Club l-2-3-4, All-School Play 3, Orchestra 1-2-3-4. H BRADLEY IO N llm not in tlic role of COYHUIOWI man. Entered from llwaco, Washington 4, Feature Editor Annual 4, Hilites 4, County Contest 4, Chairman All-School Vodvil 4. EDGAR BRIGFIELD OOrah Om' Ctimwt iilwiiys bu ii l-tum, lllll tim' rim iilii-.im hc it mlm. Class Vice-President 3, Student Council 4, Track Mgr. 3, Football 3-4, Yell King 4. ROBERT COLEMAN Bob Biimii Alvtltsl tlbull lmll. Advertising Mgr. Annual 4, Print Shop 4, Hilites 3, U of W Leaders Conference 4. BILL COOPER Coop I hir the ipot. Basketball t2ndJ 4, Football 4, Cwlee Club 4, Fire Squad 4, Track 4, ATLAN CUNNll.GHAM Nick Buiuiru, liao tooling tltcc. Class President 2, Boys' Club Pres. 4, Student Coun- cil 4, Football 2-3-4, Basketball t2ridl 3, Torch 2-3-4, All-School Play 2, Operetta 2, All-School Vodvil 2-3, Orchestra l-2. ESTHER DIGERNESS 'iESSie lzlt hcltur In tvuilr nut tltrtn to riot taut. Christmas Play 2, All-School Play 4, Senior Play 4, Christmas Senior Play Committee 4, Hilites 3. ROSETTA DUCLOS Dukey Stiilwr Buuxiru' Beta Club 2-3, Art Club 4, Stage Set Painting 4, Chairman Girls' Club Rest Room Committee 3, Library 2-4. GORDON DICK Gordie Tim liiivu to tm slim' iiviil cttw it you ituivtiiii gut ulmig tvitli him, Torch 2-3-4, Christmas Play 2-3, All-School Play 2-3, Senior Play 4, Class Editor Annual 4, Library 2, Chairman Senior Banquet Committee 4. JAMES DOWELL Pansy NTL Scliwicitliv vxurtli vnu, Football 2-3, Basketball Mgr. 3-4, Baseball Mgr. 3, Stage Crew l, Stage Manager 2. KERMIT EKERN Pete Hi' viutwr gut lm lmr :ijt lim .xliuillilurf Student Council 4, Baseball 3-4, Football 3-4, Ath- letic Eiditor Annual 4, Chiet Fire Squad 4, Stage rew . ARTHUR ELLINGSEN like lsc it nluggmf Baseball 4, Glee 3-4, Boys' Club Vodvil 3-4, All School Vodvil 4, D ALlDA FALK Sleepy I llvciim trio much, Oleg 32-3, Art Club 3, Operetta 2, Girls' Club Vod- vi - . 1 fi K' -491 Y SVEN GUNNARSON Moses Blessings mi iliac lirrlt' mint, hiult upuu thi' flagpiilc plan All-School Play 4. EVELYNI HANSEN 'Evy' Slit nitiiviril liir l'tu.w, Glee Club 2 Chairman Senior Picture Committee 4, Girls' Club Tea Committee 3, IOHN HARRISON Texas Tumi ifcvilmiviitil pmitit' tltm, 'lippiu' Football 4, All-School Play 4, Boys' Club Vodvil 4, All-School Vodvil 4. WILSON HENDERSON Willie Siltwirt- la iii. tit ilit' iwrtiitr rig tht' wx Senior Ball Construction 4. INEZ IACOBSEN lake 41.1 flirt hultzvnl mt' Xitrivi. Operetta 2, Art Club 2, Beta Club I-2-3, Glee 2, Chairman Senior Pins and Rings Committee 4, Stage Set Painting 4, U. ot W. Play Day, Posture Honor 3. TOSHIKO KATAYAMA Toshi A .xztiltlx mia ti-:tl milrl in rirtitim. Beta Club 3, Art Club 3, Library 3, Stage Set Painting 3, Costume Designing 3 RALPH LEE HSkinny lil likt' in prick .1 pimtii hm I lim mx map, Glee 3, Boys' Club Vodvil 4, Hilites 3-4, Stage Set Painting 3, All School Vodvil 4. ESTHER LEONARD Bains Xin .fur .clipping :lim Iwmlt wt viiinlirix Girls' Club President 4, Girls' Club Secretary Student Council 3-4, Glee Club 2, Operetta 2, All- School Vodvil 4, All-School Play 3, Christmas Play 3, Orchestra 3-4, U. ot W, Leaders Conterence 4. FRANCIS LOVERICH Rudy Xllrt' till htliiml pun Hirlvx, with if 1'ti1ir1i.'s. Basketball 2-3-4, Baseball 2-3-4, Hilites 3, Print Shop 4. STANLEY LUND Stan Om' tif lifufi iLliii.cx'vifrtz.rim, Class Vice-President 4, All-School Play 4, Chairman of Commencement 4, Track 3-4, Basketball 2, Football 3, Yell Leader 4, Circulation Manager Annual 4, Stage Manager 2-3-4, Chairman A. S, B. Constitu- tional Committee 3. MARIE MCLELLAN 'lMac Wiirx' rt' itilk with, pvurrv in :talk iuitli. Entered from Broadway, Seattle 3, Pep Club Presi- dent 3, All-School Play 3, Senior Play 4, Chairman Make-Up All-School Play 4, LORRAINE MUSSELMAN Rain Fliuilw, Fliivikurc. .tin.xpm1il1. i'xp:4l.w1i-iii. Christmas Play 1, All-School Vodvil 2, All-School Play 3, Chairman Make-Up Senior Play 4, Assistant Editor Annual 4. BARBARA MUSSIELMAN Bobbie Llmcli lull :it pup, iivitl ti littli' rxfni tliwirvi ni. Glee I-4, Orchestra 3-4, All-School Vodvil 3-4, Girls' Club Vodvil 2-3-4. KIMIKO NAGATANI l'Kimi Lxrrlu. hut OH my' Treasurer Student Body 4, Torch 2-3-4, House Com- mittee 3-4, County Contests 2-3-4, Library 2. SADAKO NAKATA Niiccimw In viii! ilC.yuiii'tl iuitliiixll izmltilimi. All-School Vodvil 2, Library 3, Stage Set Painting 3. GUSTAF NESS 'tGus Tlit' litftlutft txilliwig mu . . . llviilitfiil All-School Vodvil 4, Boys' Club Vodvil 3-4. KATHERINE NELSON Kate 1 i'im'! miikc mv vyui huliiiiw. Chairman Baccalaureate Committee 4, Student Coun- cil 4, Beta Club 1-2-3, All-School Vodvil 3-4, Girls' Club Vodvil 3-4. TAIROKI NISHIMORI l'Tike Siuuut xi uint' ltwu. tliuuglz gitwu in min. Football 2-3-4, Fire Squad 3-4, Stage Crew 3-4, Bas- ketball 3-4. NABO OKAZAKI Nibs Thu hriglitusl little mini in the clrm. Boys' Club 'Treasurer 4, Baseball 3-4, Basketball 4, Torch 2-3, Business Manager All-School Play 4, Print Shop 4, Stage Crew 3. TAKETO OMOTO Takete Sltltixtlci, in ctmipiliul hw Baseball Manager 4, Basketball Manager 4, Con- struction Senior Ball 4 MAGNUS OLAUSEN Mung lj it u'r1.xvi'! fur mu, ull, irlirit it ti'u1ltl.' Football 4, Baseball 4, All-School Play 3-4, Fire Squad 3-4, Senior Play 4. BETSY ROSS PACKARD Giggles lVrx.m't llii' wurlil mlulc lm lrlugl1ti'17 Girls' Club Vice-President 3, Girls' Club Treasurer 4, Torch 2-3, Print Shop 4, Glee 2, Operetta 2, Ad- vertising Manager Operetta 2. ELNA PETERSON Pete l'll Xt'1'i r Say' Xct'cr, Again! Agiiiwil Torch 2-3, Senior Play 4, Chairman Girls' Club Tea 4, Beta Club 3. RALPH PETERSON Pete Lili' hrgim lil Gi. Cmnt' mi, win iwltl rigu pension' Completed 4 years of high school in 3 years, Track 2, Business Manager Senior Play 4, Fire Squad 2-3-4, Stage Crew l. EVELYN SLEIPNESS Sweet-meats XK'1llmi1 tv wink, wxllmg lu play. Girls' Club Vodvil 3-4, All-School Voclvil 4, Business Manager Annual 4, County Contest 2-4, Stage Crew 2, Costume Designing 2. ANN SOMERVILLE Hattie XVhiclt sul: ilu' you gmiml hike, l'll luke tltc otlicz, Entered from Queen Anne, Seattle, Class Secretary 4, Torch 3-4, Senior Play, Art Editor Annual 4, Scenery Painting 3-4. DON SOMERVILLE Don l'm rm thu null' of the Auguli. Entered from Queen Anne, Seattle 4, Football 4, Senior Play 4, All-School Vodvil 4, Glee 4. BILLIE SUTHERLAND Suzz Hur putli nt rntict' niitlils .t piirli lm utliun. Class Secretary 3, Torch 2-3-4, Beta Club l-2-3, Operetta 1, All-School Play 2, Christmas Play 3, Chairman Senior Ball Committee 4. DONALD SWEETMAN Don I hiuml it D1crim, riiitl mm, I'm Slitfrtiiwi' Hiuli' Class President 3, Football 2-3-4, Basketball 2-3, Track 2-3-4, Glee 2, Torch 2-3-4, Operetta 2, Editor Annual 4, Iazz Orchestra 3-4, All-School Play 3. MARGARET SWANSON Margy A miiitlun uf Xtl'fr'!1li'.K.x limi iiiiiuccvirt' mn' Beta Club l-2-3, Glee 4, Senior Play 4, Chairman Senior Announcement Committee 4, Library 2. GENEVIEVE TOWEY Genny Zcrtluux, xct muilcxt. Eeta Club 2-3, Art Club 4, All-School Play 4, Hilitos RODNEY WALDRON Rod Llku thi' Htidxuii, his ivilyx rin' lmcil with hluffx. I Class Treasurer 3, Class Vice-President 2, Class President 4, Student Council 4, Christmas Play 2-3, All-School Play 2-4, All-School Vodvil 2, Business Manager All-School Play 3, Advertising Manager Senior Play, House Committee 3-4, Library Track Manager 4. ' '23 'x Q' DAVID WELD navel Q 1 lr t rm fmt' ,t mutt: yt-1 .1 Tum st- lu trr t.lt vu .tt .nt .wt E ' Stigaent Coixrrct. Z' Chrtrtrrzws Play ll, All-Srhcfl l .a',' 5 . -I Scmffr Pliy -1 Assocttxiv lliitcr Htlxtcs 3 1, we , Qu- . MASAHAHU YAMASHIYA 'Mutt - .kim .tt ut. :Nutty rm lv X: mm. 1 Foeiitxj .Y-1, li1Q:l:ef:.1l. li Stage IM' f A CHRONICLE CF THE CLASS CF 30 TH A oemldered tlock gulded by Lo Hood and Peg Schwartz A ptcruc at Fletcher Bay potato salad 8TH L ccer a ple1 ar Qurpnse Io'1p Sc1'1e1der and Lo1 Hood adv1 or A ptcntc at Fletchers Bay ba eball 9TH Adxtaor Myron Hmg tad ana Elete Hampel F oeh gtxe a enbly theme ong S eep Pc c at Vcmder peck purcht was good 10TH F12 complee clam orgamzahon adv1 or MGTIOW Mar hall 5 Q1 we v I1 1v tle Flash Cnot o goo Pa ty ll chool gym hoyw at'e'r1pt dancmg Excur ton to Vawhon We ve heard of th1:, before 11TH Ftfteen r11 ute home room exery mor'11'1g adn or Stat1ra Brggs Clase CO'1Sl1lUl1OH tatcee Shape F1g'1t o er claw colorv blue and Nh1te we cherry and hlack G1l gme awe 1bly The Bnde and Groom Under claeemen tmo tly Irsl heat Semor and co 1plete thc gr1cl sea P ty 1 chool gym mth seruorx spothght danc1ng c to Q adopt d c l'T'SO CIW e The Black Sheep entertatn a pre-erdent Ccraclcer and tea IH hed and a YGXI r1de to Lake Wllderne D C epe ape a d Corn QUCOITECWT decorat1o'1 12TH r fy ertro a tl 'nghty Qentore mth Kathryn Stanford and Harry B L1de1 a aan Semor rt Q and rtng hearmg a Spartan head cho en Sen or wNl 't lfOII1 underclas men m trad1t1oal football tangle lc F9 on th Annual o ratw all da'1c1rg WJ Ladle cmd ge'1tler'1er1 for a day Qemor p1cture taxon Sentor play Cljrlday l3J Ttger Hou e gtrl talnt audtencc h1ver wrt' fear from trger claws 'lCG 19 1l a a cards chosen Cap and QONW a dt rup mg claw aue l1O'1 set led Sento Hall the Ortcnt tncen ft and mu IC Th rr 1ghty emo at to attend chool for a day Ah Wllderne l Se'11or Banquet Baccalaureate Cowrrwncement See you at Ho ne Comtng Page Tu che , .l ' f' ' a '. 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'.yc.1 'rho can CZTCEL .fl dr Fx ew IL A S S lUNl0B CLASS After a successful year, the lunior Class has rnade itself known and valued to the rest of the school by its fine participation in school affairs. ln every field the luniors have had capable repre- sentatives. Bill Gilrnore was the able Vicefpresident of the A. S. B. Mary- alice Oliver, Lois Lidral, Mary Hayashi, and Barbara Arnold were effective in the Girls' Club Cabinet. The Torch carried six luniors, Billie Welfare, vice president, Barbara Arnold, secretary, Arthur Koura, Lois Lidral, Yaiko Yarnashita, and lacaueline Cain. On the newspaper staff were Maxine Darby, Billie 'Welfare George l-food and Frank Koba. Art Koura was secretary and Dominick Svornich chairrnan of athletics of the Boys' Club. ln athletics a nurnber of luniors participated and inany won letters. The ranks of the glee club, orchestra and school drarnatics were well filled with luniors. The class officers for the year were: President .,,.o,,,o,,,,,,,.,,,...... ,ooo o to oooo,,o,.oooo,oi.oioi lrwin l-lansen Vice-President ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, ,,,,, li' r ank Bradley Secretary ,..,, ,,,,, ,,,o,,,,,,,,,,,. , , T . .,,,.....,,,Y,,, Maryalice Oliver Treasurer ,,,, , ,, ,,,,,,,, , , ,, ,rr...,,,.,,,,,,, Barbara Arnold Several sales were held during the year to replenish the class treasury and provide for the Senior Banquet, which the luniors and the P. T. A, sponsored. An issue of the school paper was published by an allelunior staff, A tolo party was held with the Seniors. The luniors also dec- orated for cornrnenceinent. All considered, the class of '37 has proven itself cornpetent and worthy of undertaking the duties and 'ldignity of the Senior Class. Page Eighteen Qin SGPHGMQBES Fifty-one Freshrnen in the year l935 became by a miracle ct tiietarriorphosis, titty-one Sophomores. Although they were considered reinarkably tree trorn the conf ceit usually attributed to Sophornores, they can, nevertheless, point with pride to several things. With Miss Steenstrup and Miss Biggs as advisors this class took lirst iiiajor steps in becozning an organized group, upon the election ot this stall ot olticers: President ,,,YY,,,,,,,...,... ,,,,,, . . ,....,,,, Sally Miller Vice-President.. ,,,, Boberta Schmidt Secretary . .. ,,i,, .. .. ......Bbo Olcazaki Treasurer ,,,,c,,,c,,, . .. c,,,,c,, c,,,, ,ivc ,,,c,,,c,,, O l i ve Pederson They made and actually used their own Constitution. The success ot this was due to the constitution coininittee ol Boberta Schmidt as chairrnan, Sally Miller and Bernice Moe. Six Sophoiriores niade the Torch Society. The students who were initiated were Betty Kibble, Sally Miller, Eileen Douglas, Ebo Okazaki, Takashi Salcuiria and Gordon Tracy. The Sophoinore girls gave one ot the outstanding song as- semblies presented this year. Bach one participating made it a success by putting into it her best efforts. The Sophomore Boys gave Cf morning assezzibly in May. The Sophornores gave an enjoyable party, having as their guests, Mr, and Mrs. Towne. Several kinds ot entertainment were provided, and refreshments were served. Page Nzvtetcmi -mia 'AA' NINTH GRADE The class of '4U prospered greatly this past year under the advisorship of Miss Marshall and Mr. Morley, Prom green students they have grown to promising citizens, accomplishing many new feats. Perhaps the most original is the Ereshman paper, made by, for, and about freshmen. They are also keeping a scrapbook of all their class activities. We find the girls have adopted a creed, Very clever these girls, leading their class by presenting plays and skits, for the entertainment of all. The Freshmen boys planted the flowers which brighten our school grounds, This class will be leaders in their high school career in all activities, The officers this year were: Girls--First Semester Girls-Second Semester President Gayle Loften President Betty Logg Vice-President Kathleen Arnold Vice-President Claire Kane Secretary Victoria Criscoula Secretary Victoria Criscoula Treasurer Betty Legg Treasurer Kathleen Arnold Council Ethel Kinchler Council Ethel Kinchler Boys-First Semester Boys--Second Semester President Elmer Anderson President Bruce Doring Vice-President Carl Green ViceePresident Carl Green Secretary Henry Ogawa Secretary , Robert Koba Treasurer Kenneth Zeigler Treasurer Roger Woods Council, lack Marshall Council . Elmer Anderson The class colors are green and gold, and the class flower is the forgetemefnot. Page Ttvettty ETGHTH GRADE 'With the recast ol the largest :lass at Bdinlfridgfr, tlie Eighth Grfrde en- tered their :second yedr with 76 Arena. ln .spirit et lriendazliip the Girls enter- tained The seventh ardde girl.: ' a l-lallezve en party and later a Christina: party, The girl.: selecfed ilie teller-:ing rnernrterza 'O guide thern through the yeari First Semester Second Semester President Grace Mills Prfmideni Betty Green Vice President Alice Mcltflickcn Vice President lfdna llygard Secretary Gerd OlGU,SCf1 Secretary Yoshie Terayama Treasurer le-dn Andersen Trearlxirer Yofsliikc Mikarni Student Council Betty Greer Student Council Alice Mcltfliclcen The lii-liqhi et tlie lneyss' year war: 'ne defeat cf the rinth grade basket- bdll ieazii in an exciting ldst axzdrter rany wliich jeu? thetri ahead 25-l8. The Officers for tlie lnoyfs Were. First Semester Second Semester President Bill lsidral Prnzident Edwin Benson Vice President lee Sinnet' Vice President Toizliie Sakai Secretiiry-Trca.:1irer Erlly Olcazizlzi fi-1-cretary-Trea.sixrer Billy Oliazaki Student Council laniea Hagaland Stident CC'.lT1C1l farnerts Hdggland Page Twci1tyfO11c 3- 11 L yrf.7 SEVENTH GRADE Upon arrival at B. S. in September, the youngsters found themselves lost in the spell ot their lirst year in lunior High. Under the guiding hands ot Miss Meeks and lVlr. Dennis, they united their youthful vim, vigor, and vitality and captured first places in the Girls' Club tintoil drive, the Christmas toy drive and in the Boys' Club lam and lelly Drive, The girls captured the social spot- light when they entertained the eighth grade girls with a party. The seventh grade boys retaliated by playing the eighth grade boys in a sensational tootball game. Twenty-one ot the twentyftive are A. S. B, members. The otticers Were: First Semester President Betty lean Yoo Vice-President Clarice Faller Secretary Marion Purves Treasurer Mary Haight Council Mdrjory Sfangby The boys, not to be outdone in ity elected the following to ottice: First Semester President Sada Omoto Vice-President Richard Broom SecretaryATre::surer Tsukosa Sakuma Council Earl Oliver Pugc Tu'cnLyfTwa members in the girls' division Second Semester President Marjory Siangby Vice-President Clarice Ealler Secretary Ruth Dick Treasurer Eva Garber Council Mariory Stangby the selection ot executive abilf Second Semester President Sada Omoto Vicc:fPre:aidcnt Keto Okazaki Scczotary-Treassuror Tsukosa Sakuma Council Dale Young THE STUDENT CCUNCIL The Student Council, the legislative body for the Student Association, acts as a clearing house for all student problems and ideas. lt has general control ot the Associations activities which include a tourfsport athletic proarani, an all school play, an all school vodvil, a inixer, and inany ininor functions. The Student Council is coiriposed ot the tollowingi the tour Association officers the Boys' and Girls' Club presidents, the presi- dent ot the senior class, the Yell Kina, a boy and girl representative troin each class, a tacultv representative who is elected lov the faculty and the adviser, who is appointed lov the principal. The Associations outstanding accornplishinent was the train-- ing and adopting ot a new constitution. The major change over tlie old was a revision to make it contorin with the rnost etticient and convenient inetliods for conducting a more liberal form of student aoverninent. Officers President loiiri Alfiari Secreiarg' Betiv Lou Anderson Vice-Preisideni Bill Gzlrnorf Treasurer Kizzxiko Nagaiani Advisor lon: Schneider Representatives Seniors Katlicrxge lielson Fresh en Ethel Kincnlc Kermit lflcern Elinor Anderson lunioris Maxine Daring liicjntli Alice McMicQci Lloyd Clirifstcnnon liftirny Haggland Sophoinores Rohfrta Scliiiizdi Seventh Mzjorie Stanglcv Howard Rhode Dale Young Senior President Rodney Waldron Boys Club Pres, Allan Cunningham Girls Cluli Pros. listlitir Leonard Yell King Edgar Brigtield Page Twenty 'Th we A TRIBUTE A 'IV H IL IE T ll Cf S FOOTBALL The l935 Bainbridge football team lost the chance for a tie for the County championship by losing a tough final game at Poulsbo, 2-U, This years' team Was handicapped greatly by lack of size and weight but the season was considered a success. The highlight of the season and perhaps the most exciting game was played on a rainy day at Port Orchard when the Spar- tans held the heavier Wolves to a scoreless tie. Port Orchard by virtue of Bainbridges losses to Poulsbo Went on to take the championship. Eleven lettermen Seniors will be greatly missed in the coming season. The following men won first team letters: SENIORS Iohn Ablan Edgar Brigfield Kermit Elcern Magnus Olausen Don Somerville Don Sweetman Bill Cooper Allan Cunningham lohn Harrison Tairoki Nishimori Masaharu Yamashita Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov, Nov. Nov. lUNlOBS Frank Bradley Dominick Svornich Bill Gilmore lohn Lovegreen Bud Salisbury Art Koura SOPHOMORES lack Stretch Malcolm Iohnson MANAGERS Henry Williams Henry Peterson Howard Rhode FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Benton at Renton , , Sequim at Bainbridge Bainbridge at Vaughn Vashon at Bainbridge Silverdale at Bainbridge Bremerton at Bainbridge Bainbridge at Silverdale Bainbridge at Port Orchard Bainbridge at Poulsbo Pagc Tu'miLyfSix Bainbridge Opponent 2 20 7 0 U O 8 U l8 6 28 7 U l4 U U O 2 A ,J psf' BASKETBALL The Bainbridge Spartans basketball team finished its l935-36 season with a percentage of 875. The Spartans lost a close game to the Bremerton Wildcats in the opener and followed this game with losses to Poulsbo and Silverdale. A close game at Vashon netted the Spartans their first win of the season. ln the second half of the season the Spartans lost its fourth and fifth game to Bremerton and Poulsbo and then closed the season with wins over Vashon and Silverdale. The following men won first team letters: SENIOBS Dominick Svornich Francis Loverich SGPHOMORES lohn Ablfim Momoichi Nakata Tairolci Nishimori MANAGERS IUNIOBS lim Dowell Bjarne lensen Taketo Omoto BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Bainbridge Opponent Bremerton at Bainbridge 24 39 Poulsbo at Poulsbo lU 33 Silverdale at Bainbridge l6 20 Vashon at Vashon 42 23 Bremerton at Bremerton l5 38 Poulsbo at Bainbridge , l7 26 Vashon at Bainbridge 26 17 Bainbridge at Silverdale 22 l4 I Page 'I'we11tyfSe1'en BASEBALL Under the capable leadership af Coach Roy Dennis who nad his nine playing heads up baseball, ine 3ClI'TTCYf'JLQfE lsalltearn cornpletea a successful season Tne tearn suffered its fzrsi defeat at ine nands oi Poalsloc on the ncrne drarnond, Poulsico Wtnntng with ine aid af breaks and sorne costlv rnisjoiays by ine score of 6 tc 5. The squad traveled tc Fort Crcnard for Lis :pentng garne and slugged aut a ll to 9 'rictcry Fcllcwing Lts defeat by Poulsbo ine Spartans settled don-fn and swarnped Silverdale wrtn good hitting and pitching for a 9 to 2 victory on Friday, May T Cn the following Tuesday the Spartans suffered their second defeat at Brernerton, 3 to O. This garne was featured by sorne good pitching by both sides, the Spartans not belng able to score. The Team closed the season with a return garne with S11'.'9I'dClE and finally, playing Vaughn at Vaughn where five regulars participated in their ftnal athletic garne fcr Bainkirtdge. BAINBHIDGE LIIIEUP flkazakci Zh Salisbury , Sb Nakata If Ogawa ll: Ablan c Svornicn ct Lovericrz ss Ekern n Page TLL'C'lIf'ElgI1f Ellingserz The Lettermen are: TRACK TEAM The l936 track team was a strong contender at all meets in which it par- ticipatedg the Bainbridge squad took second place at the county high school meet held at Bremerton, Saturday, May 9, with Bremerton first and Poulsbo and Silverdale third and fourth respectively. Coach Schneider was greeted with a squad of 25 athletes the first turnout. On April lO, Bainbridge defeated Bremerton B at Bremerton 76 to 43, and on April l8, the Spartans downed Poulsbo on their home field by the same score. Dominick Svornich took first place in the javelin throw at the district meet and Won the opportunity of going to the state meet at Pullman. SPRINTS Don Sweetman Stanley Lund Henry Ogawa Ray Oliver 440 Bill Price 880 Darrel McDonald MILE Ralph Peterson HIGH HUBDLES Malcolm lohnson LOW HURDLES Bill Gilmore HIGH IUMP Bjarne Iensen Leslie Pousard POLE VAULT Bill Cooper DISCUS AND SHOT PUT Frank Bradley IAVELIN Dominick Svornich MANAGERS Akira Sakuma Rodney Waldron U Page Tu.'e11tyfNi QD R G A T Z A WY O N S GIRLS' CLUB Due to the efforts of a capable president, Esther Leonard, sup- ported Tffaryalice Oliver, vicefpresident, Lois Lidral, secretary, Betsy Packard, treasurer and lwfiss Biggs as advisor, the Girls' Club completed a successful year. The first mixer of the year was sponsored by the Girls' Club on November 22. A Christmas party was given for the members. The Social Service Committee under the chairmanship of Bar- bara Arnold held a drive for toys, food, clothing, and other useful articles to be given to the orphanage at Poulsbo, as a Christmas contribution. Katherine Nelson was chairman of the annual Girls' Club Vod- vil. lt proved to be very entertaining and enjoyable. Something new in the way of entertainment was adopted when our Boys' and Girls' Clubs sponsored a Homecoming Day. Thirty graduates attended, several of Whom gave talks. A matinee dance Was held after the meeting. The liflothers' and Daughters' Tea, held May eighth, under the chairmanship of Elna Petersen, had as its theme a gypsy motif. Two beautiful teapots were purchased by the Girls' Club out of money given to it by the P T. A. Curtains for the rest rooms were also purchased this year. Pugu Tlxif LyTii'if 41-, -Je- 'J' BCYS' CLUB The Boys' Club has successfully completed another year in promoting interest in scholarship, athletics and school improve- ments under the advisorship of Mr. Liden. A number of interesting meetings were held during the year. Major Hopkins of Bolling Bay was the most enjoyable speaker with his topic of 'Big Game Hunting. Again, as in years past, the Boys' Club sent a representative to the High School Leaders Conference. This year Bob Coleman was selected and on returning gave an interesting account of his adventures upon the campus. Ping-pong season opened early in November under the direc- tion of Dominick Svornich. About fifty students participated in the tournament, the winner being Don lones. This was his second tournament victory. With Mr, Bingstad as advisor and Kermit Ekern as the chief, tho Fire Sauad was reorganized in the fall. New Captains Were elected, under which the squad has performed very efficiently, in providing much needed assistance at fire drills. The Boys' Club mixer was held on October ll. The boys gave four dollars as their contribution to the school Christmas fund, ac- quired through a penny clrive. The money was sent to the Poulsbo Childrens Home. An attractive rest room was furnished under the chairmanship o' Bciloh Peterson. Due to a successful vodvil the Boys' Club Was ablc to construct a handball court and horseshoe pit. March 27, the Boys' Club assisted the Girls' Club in estab- lishing what is hoped to be a new tradition by asking all gradu- ates to share in a Home-coming day. This has been one of the most outstanding years of the Boys' Club, due to the efforts of the President, Allan Cunningham. Cther officers are: Vice-President , ,, Bob Coleman Secretary ,,,,,,,,,, ,, tt,,,, ,Arthur Koura Treasurer. ,,.., Nabo Qkazaki f Page Tliti'tx'-'I-fine TOBOT-l HONOR SOOTETY The Torch Society, a club of service, has as its members those in the senior high school who have earned a specified number of scholastic points during the Freshman and Sophomore years. Efforts are made to promote scholarship and citizenship through- out the school. To do this, pins are awarded to the boy or girl having earned the highest number of scholastic points at the end of the year, The Torch Banquet was held November thirteenth, the pro- gram consisting of addresses by Mr. W. K. Price and Mr. Malcolm Moran, several Scotch songs by Mr. Kenneth Myers, and talks by students. Pins were presented to six sophomores, five juniors, and eight seniors. The Torch Conference, which originated in this school last year, and whose purpose is to promote better feeling among the schools, was held at Port Orchard this year, Billie Sutherland, Don Sweetman, and lohn Ablan represented Bainbridge at this con- ference. A party and an assembly were sponsored by the Torch dur! ing the latter part of the year, lt is a duty of the Torch to usher at all Student Body perf formances. President ,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,i,, ,,,Billie Sutherland Vice-President .,,,,,,, , ,,,, Billie Welfare Secretary T ...,. Barbara Arnold Treasurer ,,,,,, ,,,,, D on Sweetman Advisor , is Miss Stanford Page Tliwtyffoicr VIOLINS Frances Anderson l ll10T Leonard Ina F K mm 1 l ac Beezler, lezzzesie Henderson l1111111v Haqqlard PIANCD Lura Clinton, Loifs L1 ral CLAHINETS lack Oakland Nancy L dq111 Bl Ldal He V link alce Modes, Kaiherine Morrill l11c1' Brea 1 SAXOPHONES'-lack Stre1cl1 Ba ba J M1 slr JF TRUMPETS Arihur Olsen, '1 o n THOMBONLS'-Lion Sweeizrif Q1 DRUMS I1::1rr1y Hncncock CONUUCTOR-Ruth Henley SOPRANOS' Inez lacolmsen Ma aa el Sfwar c'1 Ka 1 1 or Cllnton, Frances Anderfso Mo: Al Ol l Waldron, Olive Pedersow Ma y Yeo Exelxn Han e ALTOS Dora Hardy, Betty B ok l l H K L1 rms- Hwl ten B ar Lillico, Lola Lldral, Lorralne M1 l 11n Barca a M11 TENORS lion Sweetman Rodney Waldron F 17 Y o ll lx R rm r11 Derma, Iol1n Harrison, F11 tav Ne I 111y Hen Ham Fr rr 1 BASSIIS Edgar Brigfleld, Arthur ll IQ K Inn LLL n JI rx1 Henry Peterson, David Weld Frank Bradley Fran K l 1 Lloyd C,l 1 SGH. IAZZ QRCHESTRA The lazz Orchestra provided music lor a Matinee Dance March 7, the Girls' and Boys' Club Hoinecorniing Matinee, and several assemblies, The orchestra is composed at Lois Lidral, piano, Don Sweet- inan, Drums, and Troinbane, Allred Pausard, saxophaneg lack Stretch, saxophone, and Arthur Olson, Trumpet. YELL LEADERS lack Oakland, Stan Lund YELL KING lid. Briglield Page TliiTtyfS1x TIGER HCDUSE DG 161 dropr ec 1115 1 cg If mfg hc f ZIEOVO 1110 IYYCYIOLS 1101110111 was mind w1t1 Cllllfflllflq t fr 'dm tl1f 1' dc cf'1 c Nllld ew mth 'he scream 1 VCI 1 fr 1 Q01 1'f P11 v fodteecxrh wg T11 p121ccd trrtT H111d11 1 f 1 010 lv C1 0u1 corners G1 QL 1d g DGWC Mc 1 fl 110 hr h1ef pose 1 ce lo f f 1 ccu rec dur11g the e en C1 10 1 FT H 1 101 dv 1 111 1 f 1 11 edy T1ger ,1 f r 1 0 p crce 1 111 ll f fG e fI lG we 00 111' H01 erv V0 0 celoe O od acre 0 b6'11 lC1 1'e M1 utcs he ore t e eco F O JCE? 1 1 'VIS' 9 C- 'HW F' UTC SQ GDOJ 6 l'Gu OX. 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EAGLE HARBOR MEAT MARKET W NAKAT A WF CONGEATJ1 ATE Cornplunents of THE SENIOR CLASS H E Anderson Dr Kanlpe Dentlstry Wlnslo f Wash Wmslow Wash Wea C1 11 S O4 I plpes '1 111 c 11 alfafleu ega O4 ery d e y noon IS qun okay at noon '1 Je a e he WINSLOW DOCK STORE As Near As You Telephone We Dehver QUlCk Convenlent N elghborly Let Us Serve YOU L1censed Standard AH Pamt Lubncanon Auto Reramna New Usea Twes and Tubes Tue Vulcam mg Gas O 1 and Accesso es WALBERG S SERVICE Phone 1115 Pleasant Beac X . . I l I I . 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V 1 WF Q A I SY ,t - tx INA? ' . I I I ki 'fx V ' V. s 2: 13 '13, , 1 Je. . ' , ,fs H E I P . - ti BEST WISHES FUR THE FUTURE Standard 01l Compan W nslow Wqsmgton y Lftgh rt Cla s cw ct really could b C Cl 3 Yor g co lx fC rttlr 1 d t yclgel CO Glu!-XTULATIQNS COurtQSY of Fletghers Ba Dr Shepard Dill f Phone 2Qll Charles Clayton Wmslow Wash Cemphments to Class Qt H336 SUPPLY LAUNDRY ld D Tlttcmy Zortc e od ot Dr Clecmmg U R 4 . 5, lri that Itipxfi w. 'fs' Sf Thy ' touch urs just the best Ot :stuff that ' fe l sr: lelllf? zicvcls sf the VVf,f.si, 7 Turzfxii :ri the iffgi-tcyzf, lfwck Tr' CQ' in .few Q: Buck Rogers cltrticspherlc :tops Arid Pizpeje pullin Vfs. X 0 'Ae erm tie:-1 W If 1 TO t , t 3 MK I . 'Y C . , . Y ' lf th y ' PRGTECT YQUR EYES Wtth the NEWT E S LAMPS These sc entrhcallv des1gned Better Srght Lamps rnake studytna easter because they provtae sate chttused haht tar sate comfortable seerng Ask To See The Study Table Model At Your Dealers PUGET SGUND PQWER AND LTGHT CO To Best Serve the Pubhc Interest 1th1 Ju a a And no one know the core Where quares and ctrclr tt t take And 2 and 2 are tour n Pc '1 uch 1, Whe e tud ae 1d v lt a and cur lCOl'll1I'1ll d on ext pag D Courtesy of Can plnnents to the Senrors Hansen and Son Wrnslow Wash Pt Madrsan Wash Compl1ments oi Bcunbndge Drug Phone 187 E A Allen Wrnslow t. , W . , 8. Ar n etic ' st f, ke :Q 3 . ' :xx i jus , 9, Georn. and Chem are Etaaey A. d . O. .. nl 'ch 'Norse '. r ents dish this t ey' e J' h a sn rl . .ae e n e v . . , . . . . , . . WITH BEST W1SHES WEST COAST PRESERVING COMPANY F 1 SEATTLE RWd CQNGRATULATIQNS SENIQRSI CENTRAL STORE Iohn A Kutz and Co INVESTMENT BROKERS 1012 S CAVE 6. NYSTROM MERCHANTS W1 Wh of 1118 our 11 Avenue 10 1:11 su . ether 1'. Y.: '-fepgl, I Lp 1115 5:2 . C' ztiiri- EY C2 Q: ,cs ' Big Be. :11o'.'.'1y ring? Tie 1d,. I r . ' . . C11 ron. R0111r1q Bay WGS1'11DQ1O Cou1p1imer11s of econd Avenue Secfttl ins ow as ingto CQNGRATULATIQNS to me CLASS GP 36 Baznbrzdge Motors Company me Q Wmalow GENLRAL MERCHANDISE Of All Kmds W C Sanders Mctnzctnltcx S ecl 1 e 1 Qumt Happy Ho me Goods 9 Dt TfLCId1SC'1 38 F 2 Bambndge Gardens GHQCERIL S E o1e Glown Ve get ole arket 1 a a Potted Flowers S lruobery Home 0 Y Vletc le S a, CBa1nbr1dge Mercantlle Co GLNERAL ERCHANDISL Shar f F rraduote Phone Sf Pleasant Beach I r l Fha 10, ' .7 . . , , . . Y V 111 K C a ' KVI jo 'a'iZ 1. CTA J N 6 ,My ' 'z r A A ,, , , P' ,lf A E r. B X' Aiiarie, . . , f f l U Q I , . ,, , Y, H fx . ' -me ,