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

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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

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-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

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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