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

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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

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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