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

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1958 volume:

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Page 4 Page 14 Page 40 Page 58 Page 76 In appreciatilon of the pioneers of Bainbridge whose foresight, industry and perserverance have made the island what it is today, we, the students of Bainbridge High respectfully dedicate this book 'The Spartan Li-fe' of 1928 The above dedication appeared in the first 'Spartan Annual of Bainbridge High School, Thirty years later 1n appreciation of the pioneers of Bainbridge Island, we dedicate The Spartan Life of 1958 to progress, Editor in Chief ....... Layout Editor ...... Copy Editor ........... Techmical Editor ....... Business Manager ...... . LIFE STAFF Sally Logg Ann Joslin Sheila Selfors Dorothy Kofpupy Buster Kelly X 1 5 5 a 5 Q 2 3 2 Q 4 Q E E E 5 2 5 5 5 5 5 5 FACULTY Gathering place of fa community in 1907 was the Port Madison schoolhouse which stood near the Big Rook, an island landmark. The Wooden build- ing was used not only for classes, but for early church services and Ladies Aid meetings. Captain Wilkes School, located alt Da.y's Corner, another island landmark, is the newest addition to the Bainbridge Island school district. Tfhe eight- room grade school was built in 1955 and named after a famous Northwest explorer, Captain Charles Wilkes. Superintendent, Mr, D, W. Buchanan ADMINISTRATION HAS Present day living has become an age of -Spewctialists requiring ia. greater amount of technical training for young people to secure employment and earn a. Living. The public schools are providing a means for you to seoure the training needed to become a successful citizen in a. democratic society and I hope that every boy and girl is taking full advantaige of that opportunity. D, W, Buchanan Superintendent Left to right, M. Majors C. Va.nn Buclklin, Secretary, Mrs. N orma. Thompson 6 HEAVY RESPONSIBILITIES Progress is not synonymous with change, Bainbridge High School has striven to enrich biasic education without flucbualtion between subject offerings of momentary inter- est. School progress is never complete, but is la procedure whereby parents, students, and faculty members' are al- ways looking toward a future goal. Neal N. Numamaamker Principal H, C. Clinton, A, L. Ganison, R. B. Rodal Principal, Mr. Neal N, Nunamaker' 7 Secretary, Mrs, Betty He-aid FACULTY MEMBERS GIVE MR, ROBERT BERG Mathematics, Social Studies, Mechanical Drawing, Driver Trainirlgg College of Puget Sound, University of Wash- intong B.E. MR, RICHARD CHAMBERS Mathematics, Physics, Chem- istryg Linfield College, Uni- versity of Washington, Port- land State College, B.A. MR. ALLEN HELLNER Vice Principal, Social Studies, Journalismg Seattle Univer- sity, University of Washing- tom B.A. MR. RICHARD CLEVEN English, Spanish, Social Stud- ies, Seattle Pacific College, University of Washington, Simpson Bible Collegeg B.A. MRS, KATHRYN FORRESTER Latin, Liibraryg Texas State College for Women, University of Washington, University of Oregon, B.A. MR, JAMES HULL Chorus: Olympic College, Uni- versity of Washington, Central Washington College of Educa- tiong B.E. STUDENTS KNOW HOW Through our teachers comes 'to us bhe knowledge of pioneers passed down from gener- ation to generation, They transfer to us those ideas that pioneers laboriously devised for us, making a bridge between then and now. Ouzr teachers and their teachers did not obtain their education in the same way that we do, for teaching techniques have been extremely modernized since pioneer days, In one room school houses early teachers taught .a variety of sfubjects to a handful of pupils. But in the modem educational system teachers work in large buildings, usually specializfizng in one subject. Pioneer instructors needed little ability and often knew little more than their pupils. Modern teachers, however, must spend many years in becoming qualified for a, teaching MRS, RUBY JOSLIN Comlmercialg University Of certificate Washmgtong BBA' Thus progress has been made in the field of edrulcation. Miss MARGARET KELLER MR. AROL MASTERS MRS- LOTS PASKI v MR' TONHPASKI . English, Sociology: sc. Bene- science, Mathematics, Whit- Hffme Evwwmiciss Washington ghyS1c3tEduC'?L1OI6v dict's College, University of man Collegeg B.A. Slate College: B-A- mver y 0 ' Washingtong B.A. Eastern Washington College. of Educationg B.A., M.S. EVERY EMPLOYEE WORKS MR. DON PUG-I-I S-hop, Central Washintlm Coil- Iege of Education, Oregon State College, B.EA. MRS. ROBERT SOI-IROEDER English, Speech and Debate, University of Washington, Cenrtal Washmgton College of Education, B.A,, M.E. MR, MARVIN WASHBURN Social Studiesg University of Utah, Farragut College, Uni- versity of Idaho: B.A. MR. MELVIN S-AMEK Band, University of Nelbraiskia, University of Idaho. MRS. PATRICIA RUSSELL Science, Physical Education, University of Washintong M.S, MRS. LEE ROY WILSON Mathematics, French English, Georgewwn College, Univer- sity of Kentucky, University of Washington, George Wash- ington Unive-rsityg B.A, FOR BETTER SCHOOL The care of Bainbridge High School's facilities and grounds is left in the hands of the ciwstfodialns. Mrs. Ethel Daihl, performing as scihool nurse, supervises the health of students, while the safety and Welfare of pitupils going to 'and from school is the conicevrn of our bus drivers. These three divisions of employees of the sicihool district give us assurance of protection through their competence. Cugwdiainsg Mr, Carl Blankenship, Mr. Walter Orahood, Mr. -T00 Sivert- sen, Mr, Elmer Sandberg. Bus Drivers , top nofwg Mr. Bill Weld, Mr. Don Dyste, Mr. Stanley Beaich, Mr. Carl O1'3Jh00d, Mr. Elmer Sandberg. Bottom rowg Mr, Ray Johnson, Mr. Ezra. Thixton CLASSES The picture of progress! We wonder hiow the class of 1928 got anywhere in the car of yesterday. At that time the family automobile was becoming common, Now it is not unoofrnmoum for two cars to be parked outside a home. Advances in the automobile industry in thirty years are obvious when looking at the styling and running performance of the latest models, Class officers-Left to righ't5 Bob Perlatiti, vice-presiidenmg Doug Eaton, presidentg Susan J enner, sem'etary5 Floyd Liiokerwamh, treasurer. KEN BEACH Boys Club 3,45 Football 35 Senior Play5 French Club 3. DOROTHY BIXENM.AN Girls Club 1,2,3,45 Home Room Represen'ta.tive 15 G.A.A. 2,3,4, G.A.A, Vice President 35 1,2, 3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Pep Clu'b Treasurer 45 Tennis 1,2,3,45 Home Economics 2, 3, 4, Home Efcuonovmics Treasurer 35 Latin CIuVn 25 Senior Play 45 Chorus 1. The main figures in a, well-run and closely-knit class are the officers. Contributing time and effort in the pilanzning of mixers, the Senior Ball, and Other senior activites are only a few of 'ther duties. Their leadership has inspired and encofuraged the organization and spirit of the class. FOUR OFFICERS LEAD DENNIS BERJG Boys Club 3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Letterman'-S Club 3,45 Spanish Club 4. ROSALIE BUCAT Home Ee. Club 2, 3, 45 Spanish 2,3,45 Girls Clulb 1,2,3,45 Chorus 2,3,4s5 Non- ette 45 Progress can be made in any class vvlith competent advi.sors to help along the way. The senior rprognalm is the most difficlult and extensive of any lclvass to organize, Ours could not have been comlpietled succless- fully without the cooperation amd asslstence of our senior 'clss alvisons, Mrs, Schroeder, Mr, Washburn, and Mr. Masters. TOPNOTCH SENIOR CLASS ' MATT BORGEN Boys Club 1,2,3,4g Student Council 1,33 Basketball 23 Baseball 1,25 Spanish Club 3. CONNIE BURDYSHAW Senior Play 4, Chorus 2,3g G.A.A, 1,25 Hi-Liltes Staff eg Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Span- ish Club lg Home Ec. 2,3, 4, Girls Club 1,2,3,4g Li- brarian 4, Make-up Crew 4: Class Advisors - left to right, Mr, Arol Masters, Mrs, Jessie Schroeder, and Mr, Marvin Washburn. GEORGE BROOM Boys Club 3,43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 43 Letter-m'an's Club 3, 43 Band 1,2,3,4ig Coronet Trio 2g Pep Club 15 Spanish Club 2, I-Ii-Lites Staff 45 Stage Crew 4. JACKIE CALLAHAM Pep Cl-ub 1,2,3,4g Girls Cluxb 1,2,3,4g Home Ec. Club 2,3,4g Band 1,2,3,4g Chorus 3,4. DOUGLAS EATON MARLENE CLIFTON DENNIS ELDER ELEANOR COOK Class President 1,45 Home Room Representative 35 Student Council 35 Tennis 1,2,3,45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Letterma.n's Club 2, 3,45 French Club 2,3,45 Movie Crewg Thespian 2, 3,45 Boys Club 3,45 Chorus 4. A.S.B, Secretary 35 Class Secretary 25 Girls Club Cabinet 1,25 Home EC. Club 3,45 Tennis 15 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Spanish 25 Non- ette 2,3,45 National Honor 25 Debate 35 Chorus Pres- ident 45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, JUDY CEDERWALL Traffic Conference 3,45 Tennis 2,3,45 Senior Pla.y5 Latin Club 2,35 Pep Club 3,45 Home Ee, Club 3,45 Torch Club 2,3,4, Treas- urer 3, President 45 De- bate 4. ED COE Class Vice President 29 Stage Cre'W5 Chorus 354. SENIORS SERVE WELL Boys Club 3,45 Basketball 15 Stage Crew 3. G.A.A. 2,3,45 Senior Playg Home EC. Club 3,45 Latin Ci-ub 1,25 Spanish 'Club 1,25 Pep Club 3,45 Girls Club 1,2,3,45 Librarian 4. KAREN HANSEN Girls' Club 1,2,3,4, Cabi- net 45 National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Spanish Clwb 3,4, Treasurer 33 Chorus 1,23 Peup 'Club 1, 2,3,4g Home Ec. Club 2,3, 4, G.A.A,1,2,3,4 ON ALL FRANKLIN FINCH Paddle Squad 3,45 Boys' Club 3,45 Slpanisrh Club 2,33 Hi-Lwites Staff 4 KEN HA GERMAN Spanish Club 2,3,4g Foot- ball 2,3,4g Boys' Club 3,4 Boys' Club Council 3, Let teramens' Club 4, Stage Crew 45 ATHLETIC TEAMS ANNE HALEY Yell Duchess 3,415 Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Band 1,2g Debate 3,4g Home EC. Club 2,3,4, Secretary 43 G.A.A, 1,25 Girls' Club Treasurer 1, Secretary 25 Student Council 4 TOM FISHER PAT GOFF Traffic Safety Conference Band 1,23 National Honor 43 Latin Club 1, 2, 3,43 Society 3,443 Home EC. Boys' Club 3,45 Paddle Club 23,41 Deibialte sg Squad 2 Cheerleader 1 PAT HALEY Senior Playg Hi- Li t e s S t a f f 43 Vfransferred from North Kitsap 41 Most school orga,nizati'o1n.s are guided by seniors, Six 'of nine school clubs are lead by members of the senior class. 'Ilhg most prolminent of these are Home Economics Club, Girls' Club, Boys' Club, National Hofnor Society and Pep Club. Using their four years expezrflence in club and commlittee Work, these presidents operate their organlizations, wiifh assurance. Senior club presidents are shown above conferring on various club problems. Left to right-Sheila Selfors, Judy Cederwall, Floyd Luckerath, Lavina Tudor, and Susan Hayas-hida. SENIORS SHOW ABILITY SUSAN HAYASHIDA Home Etc. Club 2,3,4, Vice- president 3, President 4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Secre- tary 43 Spanish Club 1,2, 3, 4, Vic e -president 3 Chorus 1,2,4g Nonette 2 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 HIRO HARUI SHARON JACKSON Football 1,2,3,4g Basket- PCP Club 123,43 Ch0'1'US ball 1,3,4g Boys' Club 3,41 2,49 Home ES. Club 23,44 Spanish Club 2,3,4, Trees- 51921111531 Club 1,2 urer 2 n , Directing the student 'body of the school is 3, lieavy reslponsibliliity. Mkany hours are wsrpent by A.S.B, officeng in ipreperaiti-on for stiudont activities, oo-unciil meetings and assermlbliels, Tfhfis year plans 'are being completed for a student lounge, while the student council is receiving refpiorts from clubs, new classes, the faculty and the Pafrent Teachezs Association. Pictured are Tony White, A.S.B. president: right: Judy Johnson, secretary and Gordon Lee, treasurer, directing the affairs of a student body meeting. IN DIRECTING ACTIVITIES DAVE JONES Football 1,2,35 Baseball 1,2,4l5 Lettenmefns Club 2,3,45 Fire Squad 1,25 Bo1ys'Club3 PAT I-IOCKETT Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Vice- president 35 National Honor Society 2,3,4, Vice- president 35 Band 1,2,3, Sax Quartet 1,25 Home Etc. Club 2,3,45 G.A.A, 1, 2,3,4, Secretary--treasurer 35 I-Iomeicoming Chair- man 4 BUSTER KELLY Football Manager 25 Hi- Lites Staff 4, Business Manager 45 Sfpiartan Life Staff 4, Business Mana- ger 45 Stalge Crew 35 Boys' Club 3,4 SUSAN JENNER Class Se-cre:ta,ry 1,45 Girls' Club Cabinet 45 Nation-al Thespian Society 3,45 All School Play 25- Senior P1ay5 Make-up crew 1,2, 3,45 Erench Club 2,3,4, President 25 Pep Club 1, 2,45 Home Ee, Club 2,3,45 Chorus 4 JUDY RAE JOHNSON Band 152,35 Pep Club 1,25 3.45 Home Ec, Club 2,3,45 G A.A. 2 TORU KUSAKA Football 35 Paddle Squad 45 Boys' Cluib 3: Srplanislh Club 2,354 SENIORS ARE GORDON LEE ASB Treasurer 45 Stu- dent Council 35 All-School Play 25 Senior Play 35 Boys' Club 3,45 French Club 253,45 National Hon- or Society 25 National Thespian Slociety 3,4 JOY JONES Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Home Etc. Club 2,3,45 Senior Play5 G.A.A, 25 Chorus 2,3,4 JUDY ANN JOHNSON A.S.B5 Secretary 45 Class Secretary 3x5 All School Play 35 Spanish Club 2,3, 4, President 35 Band 1,25 Home EC. Club 2,3,4 IN CHARGE ANN JOSLIN Girls' Club 'Cabinet 1,2,35 G.A.A. 1,2,35 Make-up Crew 1, 2, 3,45 National Thespian Society 3,45 Pep Cluzb 1,2,3,45 Spartan Life Staff 3,4, Layout Editor 4: Hi-Lites Staff 35 Na- tional Honor Society 2,3, 4, Vice-president 45 Chor- Us L5 Home Etc. Clxxfb 2, 3,45 French Club 3 MARTIN MXIRKOVICH Boys' Club 3.4, Home Room Refpresenbative 1, Balsketball 1,2,3,4g Stage Cre1w2,3,4g Chorus 33 MARJCIA KINZEL Senior Play, Home EC. Club 2,3,4g Perp Club 1,2, 45 French C1'u'b 1,2,3,4g spanish club 3 OF ANNUAL AND PAPER FLOYD LUCKERATH Class Treasurer 43 Boys' 'Club 3,4, Vice-president 3, President, 45 Stu d en t Council 2,35 Football 2,3, 43 All School Plvaay 2,35 Na.ti911a.1 Thesspian .Soci- ety 2,3,4, President 4, Stage Crew 3,45 Hi-Lnites Staff 45 Pep Club 3,4g Lettermens Club 3,45 Boy of the Year 3 NANCY KAESEMEYER Chorus 4, Nonette 4, Senior Play, Advertising Manager, iTra,n'sferred from Roosevelt. 35 JULIANNE KE-ITH Tennis 1,2,3,4g Chorus 1, 2,3,4g Nonette 2,45 Sen- ior Play, National Honlor Society 2,3,4g Latin Club 2,3,4g Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Home Ec. Club 2,3,4 ALLAN MCCOSKRLE Tentnifs 2,3,4g A11 School Play 25 Senior P1-ayg Na,- tional 'Ilhefspian Society 43 Pep Club 43 Boys' Club 3,43 Paddle Squlad 2,35 French Club 23 P.A, and Movie Crew 3,4g Chorus 1 Janice Stranne, as Dr, Bel1's landlady, takes out hier wrath on Dr. Bell Uim Quitslundl . ED MONK Paddle Squad 1,23 Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Boys' Club 3,4 DOROTHY KOPPY Senior Play: Make-up Crew 3,43 National Thes- plan Society 45 Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Art Manager 3: Home Ee. Club 2, 3,45 French Club 2,3,4, Treas- urer 23 Chorus 13 Spar- tan Life Staff 3,4, Tech- nical Editor 43 Hi-Lltes Staff 35 Debate 44, Na- tional Honor Society 2,3,4g Traffic Safety Conference 4 Six Stitches For Ego, a hilarious comedy, was produced by twhe Senior Class and directed by Mrs. Daisy Wilisfom. The play centers around a pisychologist, Solomon Bell, and the zany activities of tlhe adult students of his school, upon whom he p'r'a.c'tic-es the basic sprincipiles of the enligihiteneid nursery school. Enjoyment was provided for both cast and audiencg by this play SENIORS PRESENT six WAYNE NAKATA Class Vice-president 1,33 Boys' Club Council 4, Boys' Club 3,45 Home Room Representative 4, Student Council 2, Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3,43 Spanish Club 2,3, President 2, Na- tional I-Donor Society 2,3, 43 Lettefrmens' Club 3,4 LINDA LARSON G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, President 4, Chorus l,2,3,4g Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Home Ee. Clxb 2,3,4 Hard work, re'hea.rs.als, fun and cutting up all go into a play. Many various jobs are necessary for the fulfillment of a good rpferfonm- ance.. The stage and make-up crew, electricians, sound effects crew and many athens play ans important a part backstaage as the actors out front. STITCHES FOR mo SALLY LOGG Homecoming Princeiss 45 Song Queen 3,45 Spartan Life Staff 3,4, Editor 45 Class Treasurer 2,35 Stu- dent Counc-i1 15 French Club 1,2,3,45 Home Ee. Club 2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2, 3,45 National Honor So- ciety 3,45 Debate 3,45 Hi- Liles Stavff 3 MIKE NOlKEPS Football 1,2,3,45 Basket- ball 2,3,45 Barseball 2,3,45 Chorus 3,4 Dr, Bell fJim Quitislundj finds his daughter qSheila, Selforsl and one of his students fTony Whitey in the school Living room. alt 2:00 A.M. ROY PEDERSON MIURIEL MATI-IISEN Chorus 45 Paddle Squad Band 1,2,3,45 Chorus 3,43 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Home Ec, Club 2,1-3,4 spanish Club 4,..Fire Squad 4 SALLY OISTRANDER Class treasurer lj Class President 23 Pep Club 1, 2,3,4g Stage Crew 1,23 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Holme EC. Club 2,3,4g National Hon- or Society 2,3,4ig Sfpanish Clulb 2,3,4, Treasurer 33 Traffic Safety Conference 1,2,3 SENIOR ELIHU PIERCE Letterinens' Clufb 2. 3,43 Stage Crew 25 Boys Club 3,4: Eoot:bal11.2,3,4 MIKE RID-LIEY PAT MORGAN French Clulb 2,45 Boys' Band 1,2,4ig Debate 4 Club 4 Home Ee. Club 2,3,4g Pep Club 1,2,3,4g M a k e - u p Crew 2,3.4 GRADUATION INCLUDES NINA PAYNTER Senior Playg Home EC Club 2,3,4g Pep Club 1,2l 43 Spanish Club 3,43 Na- tional Honor Society 2,3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 v GARY SUTHERLAND Home Rioom Repreisenta tive 13 Boys' Club 3,4 Football 1,i2,3,4 l Q Q DAVE SHORT Boys' Club 3,4, Treasurer 4-5 Football 1,3545 Bask- etball 3,45 Tennis 1,2,3,45 Paddle Squad 25 Chorus 2,35 Hi-Lites Staff 4 FUN FII. KEN SANDBERG Traffic Safety Convfe-rence 3,45 All School Play 1,25 3,45 Senior Play 45 Na- tional Theslpian Society 1, 2,3,45 Stage Crew 2,3545 Pep Club 3,45 Fire Slquad 15 P.A, and Movie Crew 45 Boys' Club 45 Latin Clulb 4 LED KATHLEEN SIDWVELL National Thesplian Society 45 Senior Play5 All School Play 35 French Club 152, 3,45 Home Etc. Club 2,3,4 FESTIVITIES VIRGINIA, REEVE Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Home Ee. Club 253,45 Chorus 2. 3,45 Librarian 3 CONNIE SELFORS Senior Play 2, All School Play 15 Paddle Squad 1,25 Fire Squad 1,25 Letter- menzs' 'Club 2,3545 Base- ball l,2,3,45 Basketball 253,45 Football 45 Span- ish Cluib 2,4, Vice-presi- dent 25 Roll Room Repre- sentative 25 Traffic Safety 'Conference 25 National Thespian Society 1,2,3,45 Boys' Club Council 3, Boys' Club 3,45 SHEI-LA SELFORS Senior Play5 All-School Play 15 National Thespian Society 1,2,3,45 Scribe 45 Make-up Crew 1, 2, 3,45 Cheerleader 15 S o n g' Countess 2,35 Pep Club 1,2,3,4, President 45 Home Ee. Clulb 2,3545 French Club 1,2,3,4, Vice-Presi- dent 15 Spartan Life Staff 4, Copy Editor 45 Hi-Lites Staff 3-5 Debate 3,45 Na- tional Honor Society 2,3,4 Highly desired by the students of Bairublridlge High School, is mem- bership in National Honor Society. This club is clonsztzitiuted by the portion of pupils who have atbained the reqlilircznentg of the society in scholarship, leadership, service, and citizenship. Seniors in National Honor Society at the time of graduation receive a. gold cord, worn around their neck, denoting meritorius Work. Seniors in National Honor Society are: Back row, left to right: Janice Stranne. Nina. Paynter, Julianne Keith, Ann Joslin, Karen Hansen, Judy Cedcrwall, Wayne Nakata, Pat Hockett: Front row, left to right: Sheila Selfors, Sally Legg. Sally Ostrander, Lavina. Tudor, Judy Ann Johnson. Dorothy Koppy. Pat Golf. Anne Haley, Dorothy Bixenmen RANDY SLATER Boys' Club 3,4, Cabinet 413 Basketball 1,2 5 Baseball 1,25 All School Play 25 Senior Playg Stage Crew 2,35 National Thespian Society 45 Chorus 3 JANICE STRANNE Girls' Club Cabinet 35 Traffic Safety Conference 35 G.A.A.1,2,3,45 Senior Plaiy5 Spanish Club 3,45 Pep Club 1,3,45 National Honor Society 2,3,45 Band 1,2,3g Home Ec. Club 2, 3,45 EIGHTEEN SENIORS ACHIEVE JIM WILSON Football 1,2,3,45 Basket- ball 2,3,45 Tennis 35 Fire Squad 45 P.A, and Movie Crew 45 Stage Crefvv 45 Lettermens 'Club 3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Boys' 'Club 3,45 Traffic Safety Conference 4 KAY SUTHERLAND Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Home Es. Club 2,3545 Cheerlead- er 15 Song Countess 25 Yell Queen 3,45 Home- coming Queen 45 Student Council 45 Spanish Club 25 Chorus 23,1 Rankin-g as the ,top 'five in the senior class acoording to grades averaged throughout the four high school years, these students have been members of National Honor Society since they were sophomores. Not only high grades but tireless help and leiadership on committees of the organization -of the school have proved the value of these people to the sen-ior class-. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY GARY SIVERTSEN Football 25 Pep Club 3,45 Fire Squad 1,2,45 Paddle Squad 33 P.A. and Movie Crew 45 Traffic Safety Conference 45 Boys' Club 3,4 JOAN TRUMBO Home Ee. Club 45 French Clulb 3,43 National Honor Society 45 Librariian 45 fTra.nsfe'rred from Ar- lington, Va, 33 Seniors ranking highest sch-olastically are: left to right Janice S-tranne Nina Paynter, Karen Hansen, Ann Joslin, and Julianne Keith BERNARD THOMPSON Boys' Club 45 1 Transfer- red from Ballard 4b LAVINA TUDOR Girls' Club Vice-president 3, President 45 Student Council 45 G.A.A, 1,2,35 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Girl of the Year 25 Spanish Club 2, Secretary 25 Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Coronet Trio 2 GEORGIA WESTERLUND G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Chorus 2, 3,49 Home Ec. Clwb 2,3,4: Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Livbrar- ian 3,4 TONY WHITE A.S.B, President 45 Class President 33 Boys' Cluib 3,4, Student Council 1, Section Chaiirmam- Safe- ty Conference Planning Board 3,45 Foobblall 1,35 All School Play 3, Senior Playg National Thespiam 45 Spa,ni1s0h'CluVb 3,43 De- bate 4, Movie Crew 33 iTransferred from Falls Church, Via., 25 CAROLYN WOODWARD Student Council 45 Tfraf- fic Safety Conference 3,43 National Theslpian Society 3, 4, Vice - president 49 Maike - up Crew 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader lg S io n g Queen 2, Song Countess 35 Yell Duchess 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Hi - Liztes Staff 3,4, Edistoir 45 Home Etc. Club 2,3,4g Home- coming Princess 4 SENIORS STUDY DIANE WENSTE-RLUND Chorus 1, 3,45 Spanish Club 2,3,4g Pep Club l,2, 3,41 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Home EC, Club 2,3,4 CIVICS GERALDINE YO'CUM G.A.A. 1, 2,3, 45 Senior Play, Spanish Cluib 2,3, Secretary 35 Home Ee. Club 2,3,4g 'Chorus 1,2,3, 43 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 The newly-devised Clolle-ge Pr'ep'a.ra,tory English class lhals set ,a, high goal for students wishinsg to 'attend college, Being' taught for the firlst time tlhis year, the subject deals mainly with the more difficult aspects of grammlefr, vocabulary, literature, and writing. ENGLISH, AND Hom: EC. The need forthe subject of Civics is widely felt by seniors. Know- Girls in senior home economics learn the arts of advanced cooking, ledge -of our government and how it is a,flmlnfis'tered is compulsory to tailoring, and srpond time studying' problems in marriage. Skills learned become a. useful citlizen of our country. in this class ai-Q amp-plied when the girls compete for the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow award. At last known as upper classmenf' the juniors have a full-fledged chance to serve the school in student offices, as leaders of school affiliations, and resume, with more experience, committee work. Planning for the future becomes self-evident to these students and results in a hard-working and closer- knit class. Class officers, left to night, Dave Gollelr, vice-presidentg Christy Glass, secretaryg Jeff Wright, presidentg Gary J ovhnson, treasurer. Top row, left to rightg Allan Ericksen, Dave Goller, Joe Cruamlpton, Doug Helm, Brian Edmund, John Fralnkliny Bill Browning, Dick Downing Bob Brittner, Chris Hanson, Bob Dloolilttle, Bob Cooper: Bottom rolvvg Christy Glass, Marclila Cave, Lou-gene Christopherson, Sally Buitenveld Ben bavis Gretchen Albaugfh, Joyce Helstrom, Bev Dlers, Be-tsy H'3lVOlI'SOH, Janet F'redelricks, Connie Herron Julie Finch ' ' Top row, left to right, Larry Lolwrey, Dave Jones, Gene Johnson, Gary Johnson, Paul McCormick, Bolb La,Flefur, Dick Paynter, Gary Nolta, Dermis Johansofn, Tim Lacey, Carl Peterson, Sam Oertly, Jim Pickens: Bottom rowg Sally Judd, Biarbara. Long, Marlene Ivlattsiou, Vivian Nossum, Judy Neiss, Judy Markle, Joan Kallgren, Jane Kitamoto, Wilma Johnsion, Jean Kallgfen, Darlene Maddox, Rose Millsap, Linda, Link, Joan King Top row, left 'to right Doug Worthington, Darrell Thixton, Bob Tolle+fs,om, J ifm Terrell, Fred Simpson, Jeff Wright, Eric Winquisft, Bc-b Staffond, Roy Sapeanmian, Ted Wilkinson, Bob Plummer, Jim Quitzsland: Bio-ttom row, Ray Sinnett ,Marilyn Straight, Bev Rosackcr, Joy-ce Ostrand, Plat Petrie, Sue- Russell, Wally Petrie, Judy Soderland, Sandra Plumb, Valerie Rcrdin, Pat Raipada., Marilou Ridgeway, Roberta Underwood, Barbara. Wa.1-ganski Decorating for baccalaureate and holding a mixer are some of the activities of the sophomore class. The students meeting the National Society require- ments at this grade level are admitted to the club, as are the new members of the Home Ee. Club. Although still underclassmen, sophomores begin to gain an upper hand in leading school functions. Class officers, left to rightg Jim Reese, Vice-presidentg Carol Wil- kinson, Treasurerg Joe Winney, Presidentg Jane Salter, Secret-airy Top row left to right- Steve Haley Jael' Daughters Jim Daibne John Cragerud Tom Coultas Phililp Combs Louis Fleming Kerry Gray Pat Burke Wyoming Chamberlin, Ray Foresman, Norman Davis, Curbls Bulitenveild, Ronald Brittner: Bottom 'rowg Shiarfon Ferrin, Rosalie Ganiola, Suzanne Coake, Christy Dahl, Judy Helm, Kathy Diltz, Linda Biggs, Shirley Oarlso-n, Katy Gansony Barbara Edens, Jerry Haley, Ron Amdahl, Eddie Gfillanders. . Top row, left to right: Bill Oliver, Bill Musselman, Gary Maxon, Tex Hughes, Mike Logg, Mike Parks, John McKillop, Mike Malek, Bert Pedersen, Chuck Klingbeil, George Mathison, Arthur Mirkovich, Douglas Pederson: Second row, left to right: Forrest Holcomb, Tom Johnson, Doug Jones, Allen Ogle, Marlys Hunftly, Marie LaMa.rsh, Janet McDonald, Mary Kroelil, Kathy Mirkovich, Pat Kallgren, Carol Komedal, Gloria McCoskrie, Sharon McLachlan. Top row, left to right: Eugene Wick, Jim Wyatt, Jim Reese, Joe Winney, Dan Tailor, Ron Rois, Gene Shawley, Scott White, Allan Wells, Jim Roorda, Bill Priest, Bill Stephens, Cecil Sidwella Second row, left to right: Carol Wilkinson, Judy Monk, Jane Salter, Joyce Mueller, Marilyn Morgan, Jerry Warren, Shirley Rye, Gloria Rico, David Stobeck, Tom Smith, Eleanore Warren, Sharon Terrell, Jim Shibayama. Class Officersg Dick Langlie, vice-presidentg Dave Sakuma, Secre- tafyi Rlcky Cedex-wall, presidentg VVenzel Christianson, treasure-r FRE HMEN The largest vlztss in histm-y tu trod the beaten path up the hill lu 'tho s:-14-rorl halls of Bainbridge High School are this yeafs fl'flSllll'lE'Il. To be sure the fmu- yvzirs arc free of financial worries the freshmen snlrl paper bags containing iglht bulbs, Their first year has been filled with tests. Combination lnckr-rs and other phenomenon. L4-ft lu right, tmp row, Curtis Mazljaul-ry, John Junes, Neal Johnson, Dick Langlie, Jim Lombard, Jim Hoodenpyle, Marshall Jzirobsfm, Uuviil Kelly, Bruce Klanke Chur-k fIlIlSfi2ilff,, Rcmalrl Larson, Mike Lynch: Bubtom row: Ernie Mapanao. Bob McCoy' ik M1 f H ' A i 4 Dorie Larson, Marilyn Landon, Dolores Mattson. Lael Lmvrey. rn c , aureen Koppy. Jeanne Mlkknla, Lh1r,l Klrid. Judy Jones, Barbara Link y . y ,i S T D , John Dick- Left to right, top rovwg Chris Ericksen, 'Dom Downs, Doc Clfazrk, Mike Clem erltz, S'0te1'0 Du1ay,hD1ik Ii1ggE2Q' IEZQSHJSEQQSZH' C5531 Giilioxlay Carma son, Allen Harvey Wenzel Cnristenson, Jim Falk: Bottom rowg Leonard Com-bis, Marlene Gut Y 'aufl 1' , ' Johnson, Leslie Eviiglund, Gwen Jackson Dorothy Durbin, Charis Hanson, Marie Hianisen Left to fight, wp !'0iW: Egmediio Bucat, Jerry Barlow, Twfig Barrett, Johnvie Burrows, Jim Belling, Morrie Bliossoin, John Bennets, Toimimy Alimojuela. Gary. Burdyshaw, Don Burke, Glen Burdyshazw, Mike Cedervvall: Bottom Rowg Beverly Bowers, Edna Anderso-n, Loretta, Berg, Judy Amdawhl, Dianne Bucsit, Ellen Allgaicr, Jeanne Deschampis, Ardie Amundsem, Carol Beach, Bill Bucsit, Ricky Cederwall Lett to right, top row: Buddy Robinson, Tommy Melton, Ralph Munzoe, Louis Scott, Randy Siler, Steve Sha.w1ey,Ethan Schuyler, Bucky Plumb, Tim Marks, Russell MillerLndS':B ' ' ' , eo ar arin ottom Row, Bill Plummex, DdV1d Sakuma, Susan N1Ckllm, Robin Rowley, Kathy Ostrander, Anita Rapada, Elna Sarin, Karen Pethrick, Nancy Parish, Betfv O,-Ile, Jane Olsen. Left to right, top rowg Bill Yoeum, Louis Trushel, Bill Worthington, Aaron Patton, Keith Sivertsen, Charlie Williams, Bod Taylor, Richard Sutherland, Owen Wilson, Bob Wade, Howard Wyatt, Steve Wegg: Bottom row: Doug Vincent, David Trapp, Colleen Smith Barbara Wilson, Sharon Smith, Kathy Warner, Paula Sutherland, Patsy Tabafunda, Pauline Thorne, Barbara. Shepard, Rose Walberg. ORGANIZATIONS Appearing on the cover of a. 1942 issue of The New Age, national Masonic magazine, was this picture of the Masonic Temple, .taken lfofur or more decade-s ago. The old lodge-, destroyed by fire in 1953, housed public dances and entertainments on the first floor. In the upper story, everything came to meet including the Masons, Knights of Pythias and Vvoodsmen of the World. The new brick structure across the road ,from the high school will play an even bigger part in club and civic activities 'with facilities for recrea- tion, banquets, and dances, along with Masonic activities. President, Tony White ASSOCTATED STUDENT BODY Numerous duties and obligations must be 'fu.lfi11'e.d by the A.S.B, officers, As editor-in-chief -of nearly all school activities, the president takes charge of assemblies and student council meetingws. Main function of the vice presi- dent is the handling of the magazine drive. .Se'c:reta.rial performances include making minutes of executive board, A.S.B., and student council meetings. The treasurer manages funds for 'clubs and organizations sponsored by the A.S.B. STUDENT Top row, left to right: Anne Haley, Kay Sutherland, Lavina Tudor, Carolyn Woodward, Wally Petrie, Jane Kitamoto: Bottom row: Wayne Nakata., Jim Lombard, Bill Worthington. Secre tary, Judy Johnson 40 LEADERS GOVERN SCHOOL Student Council members are composed of one person from each clasg -and one person from each 'roll room, The four A.S.B, officers comprise the executive bd3.I'd and preside over every meeting, This body governs the school and makes decisions about clubs, classes, and other associations in the school. COUNCIL lf t ' ht: J d S derland, Susan Nickum, Gwen Jackson, Christy gglgilfciswqienefgllgaiygg RoseuVS?e,1bgrg: Bottom row: Tom Coultas, Ted Wilkinson, Tim Quitsland. 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Piiiiffgi 553, Q,fasgg?z xg i QQSEQFQ ,J - ,,,, : - , we if li f ::.: :.' we 5 M eff , , as , Z' m Lg ,W .2 '7iig1R, 1 fZ ??i?Ef?fz C' Christy Glass. if-ifVgflfl-fi':IfV:'SSECEfkkyfgfiifiiigzfkiiv A, L,,.., ,Q,lut N t.,t, . V TW an M333 Q susan Hayashida. p re s i d e n t vice-president Anne Haley secretary The home econumics room living center provides relaxation area for girls in the home ec. classes. LATIN CLUB ' J L h ...,,, Showing a tremendous increase in members since last year, B ' Labin Club is now one of the iangest organizations, in the School. Larry Lowrey The comparatively new subject for Bainbridge High School pro- president A ' ' vides a good background for many professions. Ardie Amundsen vice-president Laurie Glass secretary Louis Scott treasurer Left to right, top row: Judy Cederwall, Ben Davis Jeff Wright Larry Lowrey Ken Sandberg Dick Langlie Louis Scott Ralph Munroe Curt M C 1 O , , , , , , , , c au ey, wen Wilson, Morrie Blossom, Cecil Sidwell, Bob Wade, Kerry Grey, Dick Hagerman, Marilyn Landon: Second rowg Barbara Wilson, Jeanne Deschamps, Marilyn Morgan, Mary Kroehl, Christy Dahl, Christy Glass, Jeanette Axelson, Julianne Keith, Laurie Glass, Barbara Shepard, Ardie Amundsen, David Stroebeck, Eddie Gillanders, Pat Petrie, Roberta Underwood, Mike Cederwallz Front row: Jean Kallgren, David Trapp, Ricky Cederwall, Edna. Anderson, Cheryl Kidd, Judy Jones, Bob McCormic, Leonard Comb, Jim Lombard, Susan Nickum, Marcia Kidd, Judy Soderland, Julie Finch, Kathy Dstrander. Left to right, 'top Drowz .Tun Wyatt, Jack Daughters, Dave Jones, Danny Taylor, Bill Priest, Roy Peterson, Dennis Berg, John Franklin, Louis Fleming, Phil Combs. Doug Helm, Eric Winquist, Carol Pederson, Jeff Wright, Allen Ericlzsen, Connie Selfors. Ken Hagerman, Wayne Nakata., Franklin Finch, Wyoming Chamberlain, Hiro Harui, Tony White: Second row: Marlysl Huntly, Carol Komedal, Jim Shibayama, Jim Hoodenpyle, Howard Wyatt, Bert Pederson, Wenzel Christenson, B111 Worthington, Sotero Dulay, Milge Clementz, Tom Almojuela, John Jones, Gretchen Albaugh, Joan Kallgren, Marilyn Stright, Joyce Helstrom, Judy Ness, Vivian Nossum, Jo-yce Ostrand, Beverly Diers, Tom Coultas, Joe Winneyz Bottom rowg. Janice Stranne, Gloria Rico, Sharon Smith, Beverly Bowers, Colleen Smith, Dorothy Durbin, Diane Westerlund, Rosalie Bucat, Sally -Ostrander, .Judy Ann Johnson. Pauline Thorne, Patsy Tabafunda. Anita Rapada, Pat Rapada., Carol Ganiola, Rosalene Ganiola, Lynn Mlllsap, Connie Herron, Valerie Rardin, Jane Kitamoto. Sharon McLachlan, Betsy Nickum, Gerry Yocum. Activities of the Spanish Club include a mixer and an end- of-the-year picnic, Also on the agenda this year was the visitation cf three class members to the Spanish Club conclave. Fiesta, in Bremerton. president Jeff Wright, vice-president SPANISH CLUB ' Secfei , treasurer 45 ai' W 55,15 Christy Glass, president ., ,i M. ,. , . wauy Petrie. 2 E gfir uggigiileisiss fill? wig 2 5553 : Qegggsigrsaiferiiiei - liessffiilifiefil g Swim iiiiiegswe- if 5 ww vein ,seem V ii me iiflfglifyif 1: wir: ssgggszgi . 29825 p neg. -1.r,,,::,:a:E.ss-,. : ' -mi: gi E ww ine ili.g?m2Q Q wife? iaiieieliwi e X X is ,M aww ei will fi new fires Xl W 19-if iii gsm? Q .gk iw Q ie A Q, 5 , is im Q fxgims vs as ie wr 3 E Kiwi ?2e'yiEggf,2wz:sa,. - - wf.1ief1ffis?iFEf iwmiaigiqgqi-fix :Nfl i , .fmsH1q,-M:wi- FRENCH CLUB Celebrating the end of the school year, the French clwb holds its annual picnic. Present and past CllEUSlS members of French, Wlro are in school attend, brinigiing friends to join in the festivi- me'p eSident ties- Another activity Of they Club YS the infeflpfetaifioh and Mike Parks' Singing Of Carols in F1'eHChlatlCh1'iSfmiaS- SeC1'eU1 Y Lougene Christopherson, treasurer Left to right, top row: Gordon Lee, .Tim Reese, Mike Parks Fred Simpson Barbara Wal anski Alan Wells Kathl e S'd ll K h D'l ' ' Barbara Edens, Joan Trumbo, Jim Quitsland: Second f 3' Cl 'L G1 ' L 5 ', ' - e H 1 We ' at y Viz' Dorothy KOppy'.L'mda Biggs' Marcia Kinsel. Carolyn Woodwalwdv Susan Jenner' Sally LFCSXIV Shiga: gelfoisf. ougene Christopheison, Wally Petrie, Mary Kroehl, Judy Helm, Pat Rapada, bandra Plumb, 46. Top row: left to right: Judy Cederwall, Pat Goff, Karen Hansen, Pat Hockett, Ann Joslin, Sally Logg, Sally Ostrander, Nina Paylrter. Sheila Selfors, Janice Stranne, Lavma Tudor, -Wayne Nakata, Linda. Biggs, Shirley Carlson, Jack Daughters, Kay Ganson, Kerry Gray, Pat Kallgren, Carol Komedal. Mary Kroehl, Judy Monk, Marilyn Morgan Jim Shibayama, All-an Wells, Carol Wilkinson. Bottom row: left to right: Sally Buitenveld, Marcia Cave, Lougene Christopherson, Christy Glass. Joyce Helstrom, Gary Johnson. Jean Kallgren, Joan Kallgrfrn, Jane Kitamoto, Paul McCormick, Rose Millsap, Joyce Ostrand, Petrie, Sandra Plumb. Jim Quitslund, Beverly Rosacker, Diane Schuyler, Fred Slnlpson, Judy Soderland. Roberta Underwood, Barbara Walganski, Jeff Wright National Honor Society is the ou,tsta.n1ding exarmlp-le of progress in any high sclhool, Meritorious Work in school develops this progress, Students may become a member of this clueb according to grade point average which must be a, 3.0 or better and be recognized by the faculty for leadership, service, and citizenship. NATIONAL HONOR president Ann Joslin, vice-president Bev Rosacker secietai 5 SOCIETY ' ' treasurer LIBRARIANS The extensive supervision of the library is under the control of the librarians. Card catalogues and files are kept for easy references, The help of the librarians is in- valuable to the school students for completion of school studies and general reading. Left to right, .top rqwg Susan Hayashida, Eleanor Cook, Kay Sutherland, Kerry Grey, Joyce Helstrom, Marilou Ridgway, Judy Ness, Barbara Walganskiz Front row: Susan Coake, Dolores Mattson, Georgia Westerlund, Joy Jones, Connie Bur yshaw, Gloria Rico, Pat Rapada. Left to right, top row: Phil Combs, Franklin Finch, Allen Harvey, Richard Sutherland, Ron Rois, Kerry G-reyg Bottom row: Doug Vincent, Eddie Gillanders, Bob Wade, Pat Burke, Tom Joh H5011 . PADDLE SQUAD The paddle squad has charge of arranging and super- vising parking during football season and, when necessary, during basketball season. 48 DEBATE Watohword of a debator - prvgressl FFOUH HGWSPHPOP, book to encyclopedia., and magazineg the p'I'0gTI'6SS can Devel' stop when debating or the subject under discussion becomes incoherent because of new developments, It is essential to keep up with faicvt-S and news to the debate question to get all the aspects of -the problem. Left to right, top row: Ken Beach, Dave Goller, Judy Cederwall, Anne Haley, Borbara. Wal ganski: Bottom row: Judv Ann Johnson, Pat Morgan, Judy Ness, Marlene Mattson. Left to right, top row: Bill Browning, Wall? Petrie, Fred Simpson, Janice Stranne, Gordon Lee, Tony Wlxitez Bottom row: Sheila Se fors, Sally Logg, Sandra Plumb, Linda Link, Carolyn Woodward. Dorofhv KODDY. 49 Contests, tournamenrts, and more contests! The spirit of competition never dies in a debator. This year's crop of debabors had a, healthy start for tihe yeair by sweeping 'the district jamboree. After this victory the teams added many scores over Pont Townsend, West Bremerton, Peninsula, Port. Angeles, Central Kitsap, Nont Kitsaip and -many other schools. S-aflly Logg, Editor-In-Chfief Sheila Selfors, Copy Editor Ann Joslin, Layout Editor Dorothy Koppy, George Broom. SPARTAN LIFE STAFF UA day spent is a day over with. This sign hangs in the annual staff room overlooking the days of progress made toward completion of the 1958 Spartan Life, Thefsie are days of rush, disorder, and fatigue, but many are day overr, With flwlfillrnent from h-ard work and -creiatiivity the end result. Theiy are days spent by the staff to estafblish the meimories of the high School years, in the Spartan Life of 1958. 50 Technical Editor Business Manager, t Hi-Lites and Spartan Life Dave -T 01165. Sports Editor Connie Herron, Pat Petrie, News Editor Sandra Plumb, Carolyn WO0dWaI'd, Edit0I'-in-Chief Feature Editor Assistant Editor HI - LITES STAFF Confusion Hurry, Cooperation, Pride. These are 'characteristics of nearly every dedicated newsman, Confusion is prominent near HI-LtIT'E,S,' deadline day, with everybody Worrying about everybody else's story, as each members hurries from one assignment to an-other. The pamper comes out, some readers complain, but in the jioiurrialism staff heads are held 'high with pride , . . pride that comes from an honest spirit of cooperation. 51 -- .et 3 . . ff ,-'f Q: - l el. ' 5' ig, W jet, Qa ida -K in , p Z ,,,,, fir' ' ffvlwsgsif ?5f5,'i9fsti.if N i .: if-z5?l?lf serfjilfg Lsfalfiiev , - f e 5515?-52 wfisp -5- :.:' 5 Pfsrixizi fig Floyd Luckerath, ian-1, E. e:we:zs?gff,S1wQ-1f- president Carolyn Woodward J , , , vice-president M All the wor1d's a stage. National 'Dhespman Socnety Lima Link, members ave reminded of this old addlage during all their secret.a.ry various programs, The Senior Play and All-school Play are Fred Simpson, performed under the direction of Mrs, Daisy Sams Wilson, treasurer National Thespfian advisor, Thespians contribute their tal- sheua Seuorsl ents toward many other forms of en.terta.inment in the Scribe school, -also. Left to right, top row: Tom Johnson, Pat Haleij Bert Pederson, Larry Lowrey, Mike Malek, Jim Dabney, Jim Quitsland, Gordon Lee, Ken Sandberg, Randy Slater, Doug Eaton, Tony Wl'l1te, Fred Simpson, Allan McCros rie: Second row: Julianne Keith, Janice Stranne, Nina. Paynterg Joy Jones, Susan Jenner, Judy Cederwall, Kathleen Sidwell, Dorothy Bixenman. Sheila S-elfors, Ann Joslin, Barbara Walganski, Dorothy Koppy, Nancy Kaesemeyer: Bottom row: Marsha Kinzel, Sandra. Plumb, Jane Salter, Judy Monk, Pat Morgan, Sally Ostrander, Wally Petrie, Shirley Rye, Marilyn Margan, Judy Helm, Marlene Mattson, Carolyn Woodward, Linda Link. 52 r I MAKE- UP CREW MAKE-UP C TECHNIQUE ADD CHARACTER - -. ..-- JE.. U.-E,,1,,,,,E,1, 1 ' y Diltz. Dorothy Kopgy, Fred Simpson, Barbar Waleranskl, Mxke Paxks, Shells. Selfors, Ann Joslm, Fxrst row Judy Soder1a.nd,Sa d Plumb ' ', Marlene Matltson, Carolyn Woodward Pat Morgan- Linda. Link, yea Gstranrz, Kath ' ' ' - nra. ' STAGE CREW COLOR gc LIGHTING LEND THE MOOD W N 3 g M is :A I K Sig 7 , ::' : ' I ':,-:1-:L :-1, M A we fi all erm .2-,lu ,r 2 ,ly T . A Q- : E, : , , . Z LEM flip? wi iff? E ,MQW if ii Qgggiig' Q1 Q fu 1, 2 ami a P X P . ewwfw R , 1 rw ww W Q wwf, le Q 23959 P5 iwnixarfxfd , X .. -yi Rl ,X Yffffaizf ' . ,a V -,Q it .. 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Win-ter and ' ' Spring concerts . . , exchange assemblies , , , Cho-ruis Festi- val , . , Members of the musical clan of our school are kept Marlenevdcliiton, '- 1,. busy with these activities and 'many others, The Nocnette presl en ' Mis l , choral group entertains at chorus and school funcftions along Judy Seder-lund, With outside activities. vice-president Joyce Ostrand, secretary Shirley Carlsen, treasurer N O N E T T E Left to right: Julie Kelly, Marlene Clifton, Judy Amdahl' Julianne Keith, Vivian Nossum, Nancy Kae-semeyer, Bev Roisacker Shirley Carlson, Cathy Mirkovich, Rosalie Buciat, Judy Soderlundi 54 7 L C H O U S Back rovvqleft to right, Steve Wegg, Carleta, Johnson, Chuck Klingbeilf Roy Pederson, Matt Borgan, Mike Nokesy Jim Roorda, R Marcia Cave, Third 'row-left to right: Judy Mueller, Bill Stevens, Vivian Noissum, Beverly Rosaicker, Shirley Carlson, Marilyn Striight, Sally Judd, Geiralding Yoicum, Nancy Kaeisemeyer, Eric VVi,n,qui'st, Rosiail-ie Bucat. Second now--left tio right: Shaon McLachlan, Gretchen Albaugh, Connie I-Ierroin, Jackie Callahamy Kay Sutherland, Joan King, Joyce Ostrand, Julie Keilly, Catihy ,Mirkoivich Susan Jenner,Charis Hansen, Marilyn Landon, Balrbara LODS. First 'I 0W'1eft to right: Muriel Mathisen, Janet Fredriolrs, Beverly Bowers, Shirley Rye, Rose Milsap, Joy Jones, Susan Goalie, Marlene Clifton Judy Soderlund, Judy Amdahl, Diane Weisterlund, Virginia Reeve, Darlene Maddox, Julianne Keith, Georgia. Wesfterlund, Susan Hayashida, Linda Larson, 55 Coronet Trio-Left to rigfhftg Jim Falk, Bill Yocum, Rod Taylor. AS in other years, this year the band entered contests, parades, and had two concerts with the chorus, In the annual Christmas Parade, Seattle, November 16, the Bainbridge band placed first in marching in the Class C Division and receive-d an honorable mention in music. ENSEMBLES, BAND, MAJORETTES Left to rightg Vivian Nossum, Majorette, Bev Dierfs, Drum Majorette, Gloria Mc- Coskrie, Maj orette. 5 6 Clarinet Duet-Left to rightg Sally Buiten veld, Nina Paynter. First row-left to right: Pat Morgan, Judy Monk, Carol Wilkenson, Rod Taylor, Bill Yocum, Bob Plummer, George Broom. Second row-Sally Buitenveld, Nina Paynter, Muriel Mathisen, Gloria Mciloskrie, Jerry Barlow, Marie Hansen, Curt Buitenveld, Lavina Tudor, Bob Wade, Tim Marks, Doug Pederson, Billy Bucsit, Jim Falk. Third row-Sam Oertli, Jane Salter, Diana Bucsit. Claude Robinson, Jackie Callaham, Jane Kitamoto. Joan Kallgren, Jim Belling, Egmedio Bucat, Charlie Williams, Neal Johnson, Bill Plummer, Mike Lynch, Roy Spearman, Allan Ericksen, Gary Johnson, John Franklin. Fourth row-Jane Olson, Betty Ogle, Kathy Waz'ner, Diane Jackson, Tommy Coultas, Vivian Nossum, Jim Quitslund, Tad Dye, Paula Sutherland, Leslie Englund, Bev Diers. 57 ATHLETICS What a crackerb-ox! This ,remark was heard frequently from oppos- ing teaims who play in Bainbridge High'-S old bas- ketball gym, The cra,ckerbox with -only 3738 square feet of 'floor space had sitting room for aipproxiimastely 450 'people' which cannot be compared with our new gym. First used for basketball in 1956, 'threw new gym seats 1200 persons and, without bleachers, has 6918 square feet of 'floor space. gm -apmw Jane Kitamoto Countess PROMOTE SCHOOL SPIRIT SONGLEADERS J eanette Axelson Countess YELL LEADERS Anne Haley Duchess Carolyn Woodward ' Duchess Kay Sutherland Queen ENOOURAGE GOOD CONDUCT 61 L Rfk? iw :vfiikfg Usa 1 Ei',Q4.,f'gs seVsiQii5?V11 H ,-ISK 55525-f1ilwf'2?fs f -A weeflil wmaim vezifeziisrl 1 .. E m.i5Rws.f. zlegwle-l,4 .' ' ff NSW ,K 21 ,ia eta at 35 P 'Ia . we A 5 fe Q, Ml fag fi Q33 fi 31' we RE . I .. :,, ' 351955941 555 it . , we ww V lggjileffyli gjifexlilf as L nv fa 'Agile We N asm it smaw ,Q Q it 22,5 K ii I Mike Ridley, president 2 fiE?1f'lE??935?' 12132151527 Pl Pilifwfi L51 Ni2?if'i5?'5 W A-wi, me ,,,,. we--D. V L?-5ef1Pla?fC2ia21:, 2?Laa?54w'??ei Fe f?'e'5HE'?1wPf G52 A 455163543523 ,,eesefiw?1zQzei gi' -- Hfswgi, M fe .etg3s35:e?5ss,,. - Simflaza A wswfgfiezeli lg ,fi 3 .fe A is a ii Bi mise M. aqxiigegiiggif igpgffggfa go w ' zfiffgyfezgisg Newegg? wi ggfwiel-ezel fs' Retief? 2 fzeifegiegg rfgggiefi gsfgfiiggifiegg' .fl wi :-1, ffazilfiegmeff Y, ,sip Y i -ef . Mgt, paw ifeugggaliggn fi 1 3221553 lege exglwzsiw 'z 'Sire-R2 wif, , --may 12 ir K -eggff f el ,, 455 .. fi- fi 'Q if 83. ' .Bev Diers, vice-president BAI NBRIDG-E SKI CLUB 4 -viii' lv Q l 1' WQmIE5335QfW11f?3i gl - Q lc Q 'E il if l 1 Q E ' A 5 291 55 i 33 541585 'GY' at '1- W .:.: - V fell 3,885 .5,l i,gJ.ii2fT,Qf'1'lJfifl'E ' 1 f f fit? Iii? i' .rififi'5L7l,'2'fl-'fiiiilgf 1 lfilililwff '-.- 232 Judy Cederwall, ig Secretary fZ1k:Pf5z'i'.i'-ii 1 H ' iviiwiff' ii Larry Lowrey, treasurer This club was formed not for oompetitive purrposeg but because Of the identical interefsts of the 'members-skiin'g. Ski Club has been extremely active this year, puftting on a. raffle, and a, dance While promoting interest among the parents, Interest has also been pnolmoted among the students --fthe membership has tripled since last year. Back row-Left to right: -Louie Fleming, Bev Diers, Larry Lowrey, Fred Simpson, Ed Monk, Dave Goller, Gordon Lee, Ken Hagerman, Dave Short, Paul McCormick, Bill Browning, Allan DICCIOSKFIG, Mike Ridley. Front row: Ri k ' ' ' ' Cd ll,BbMC ,bt,W ,T JI ,JdMk,M K h1,MkLede'l1,K.Ga , Judy Cederwall, Laurie Glass, Ardie Amunrlsefn, Lael Lowreyi Sue? lslfcillcilm. O C Ormlc eve egg Om Omson u y on ary me 1 e rua ay nson First roxy-Left to right: Patsy Tabafunda, Cheryl Kidd, Judy Amdahl, Jane Olson, Diana Bucsit, Barbara Link, Jane Salter, Joyce Mueller, Shirley Rye Marilyn Morgan Carol Wilkenson. Second row: Karen Petherick, Barbara Wilson, Carol Beach, Kathy Diltz, Rose Walberg, Judy Helm, Kay Ganson, Lael Lowrey Ardie Amundsen Gloria McCoskrie, Mary Kroehl, Judy Monk. Back row: Mrs. Russell, advisor, Marlys Huntley, Carol Komedal, Cheryl Hanson, Marie Hansen. Barbara Shepard Janice Stranne, Linda Larson, Christy Dahl, Lavina Tudor, Dorothy Bixenrnan, Pat Hockett. Girls turning 'out for G,A,A, may earn 'letters in their soph- omore year and stripes, after 'attaining this honor, by making points, The points are acquired when attending tufrnouts. 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P FS. 25 222 12-2,21g,2,1f2 72,222,122 22 2 V'4Si5i2'55?? 'A ' 25 5' Qlffi' 1 - -. Jim Wilson, end Back row, left to, right1Ga.ry Johnson, Twig Barret, .T-Lfn Roorda. Second POW' Tad Dye. Dennis Bern Steve Shawley, Bob Brittner, s 3 f 5 gf o L 1 ,gl er 'K 1 4 'Paul McCor1ni-ck, Tom Coulfas, Bill Browning, J im Pickens: Bob Perlwtti, fullback Dick luowney, Bern Pederson: Front row' Hiro Harui Joe Winney Dan Taylor, Harlan Hanson, Allan Erickson, Jim Lombard, Dave Short, guard Hiro Ha.: di, halfback Floyd Luckerath, guard .T .. V-'M . ,, v l' i L1 L 3 X if an ' t-4' AQ if ' 1 Q Q , 'H Connie Selfors, end f :ii i A 135 .,.. 17:35 WMV 1' : :SEE Ye gswewfinv V L .maui 1. .,.. 1 , ,. fm .. . , ,. si ngyfflm ....,,,..,,...f , 5 pf oiigs - ' ff' 9 31- :ff Mf':-f- 5 1 g,: V I Dennis Berg, guard Y ' was ,ev if . if i ,L M' fr 'Y 'f -wil' J im Reese, halfback Doug Worthington, halfback Bob Brittner, end Skip Sarin, halfbafck 66 1 9 5 7 OLYMPIC LEAGUE STANDINGS Port Angeles 5 1 BAINBRIDGE 4 North Kitsap 4 2 Central Kitsap 3 3 South Kitsap 2 4 Port Townsend 1 5 Sequim 0 6 2 it M Q 3 Q 4 , . , :,! .,V..:. ...: ..,:. .: t , 3 4 ...... , ,A gig?-If 'gal L1- 4 .t., f .. .. , A Dick Downey. center - p - f E5 EEF I J W ,,L, ,, K- A a uf, t' 1' 3, wg- V A 4 V ' 1 A - :J . ,,.. .. . 1' ig id fi .' ' '-' , V 7' M LVW - ' ' , i- : YN -' .,.I H :Y . A m :' . H A1 -, ,pi - 5 - John Franklin, guard 3 George Broom, center Doug Helm, Manager Wayne Nakata, forward Dave Short, forward BASKETBALL Short in height, but not in spirit! The Bainbridge High School basketball team play- ed every game to the last as if they had won every game before. Finding the play- ers in poor spirits was a rare occurrence while they set an appearance of excellent sportsmanship for the opposing team and rooters alike to follow. L i l i I Martin Mirkovich, forward 1 9 5 8 OLYMPIC LEAGUE STANDINGS W L East Bremerton 15 1 West Bremerton 15 1 Port Angeles 11 5 Korth Kitsap 10 6 Central Kitsap 7 9 Port Townsend 6 10 Sequim 4 10 South Kitsap 3 13 BAINBRIDGE 1 15 1 Connie Selfors, center Mike Nokes, guard i Dave Goller, forward Hiro Harui, guard Doug Worthington, Manager A COACHES Who are the men who iteach us the tricks 'off the game, build wp our skill, and eiducate us in the rules of sporftsfmamslhip? Our coaches, naturally! Their hard work and direction has much 'to do with the ability of our boys on the 'field or on the cmwt. n ran lm, Jim Wyanr, Jack Da.u,f:ht.ers. Bob Stafford, Cn Johnson J1 P V W I l 1 f 1 fi H ui EF . -Q , ,, 2 x awww - - gfffefiifw uk HY K ' Ka ' K it if f 2 12. ' BASEBALL OLYMPIC LEAGUE STANDINGS . ' K 'K i a W L , l 1 V, Eg, l Q , . . . in BAINBRIDGE 7 I e e Z it K' l West Bremerton 7 1 K K t a a K w . K South K1tsap 6 2 1 K S iKae Port Angeles 5 3 ik L,L,1fz, , Q Q VV Central Kitsap 4 4 East Bremerton 2 6 '1e'.' fi K K. . h A ig W o l if Sequlm 2 6 ii f , 4 K i K--S North Kitsap 2 6 Dave Goller, 5 E, KK , Port Townsend 1 7 ..-, :K Lf ff , l , -fl P s l 4 i 2 , e.- K i l 1 e o e K K K . it ,'-1K i 2 - K 5 K ,K,Ko z Q 1 , 3 'KKK , ' 5 i ,K Mike Nokes g i- l l ' 5 K wisfiii 1K - ' K29554i1Kiff,,K:zffKK,if'1 5211. 'A f ,,,' TI. 'ff' 1 Connie Selfors, J K Kh ' K f all xii ,. K K . Ke 1 K KKe KKKK n K K V, 2 QQ I :,, iw, V5 Bef. A ff? 5 -Lo, it fini 6 No data was available on this year's baseball team due to an early printing time, but with five returning Ietterman from last year's squad our base- ball season should certainly turn out well.. 72' Bob Perlatti, .s :P 3 f . 5 , .1 1 'V E KT 55,-W 3 , V 3 5: ifgzifiig ' K 1 7 1' . 4' agp Q If if P l l , , 5 , T ' Q' f A fine record was made by last year's squad with the only loss during the season going to South Kitsap-2 to 1. West Bremerton tied with Bainbridge for the top position in the leagueg however, early in the season the Bremerton team lost to the Spartans- 8 to 7. At the end of the season the Bainbridge Review reported, Coach Tom Paski must have been pleased with the Spartan's fine record for the season as he 'paid the bill' for all the milkshakes the Bainbridge squad could down following the last victory of the season. Lettermen returning from last year's lteeazm are Julianne Keitfh., Dorothy Bixenzmran, and Judy Cederwiall 1 9 5 7 TENNIS STANDINGS Boys Bainbridge East Bainbridge Sequim Bainbridge West Bainbridge South Bainbridge Central Bainbridge Port Angeles 1957 TENNIS STANDINGS Bainbridge Bainbridge Bainbridge Bainbridge Bainbridge Bainbridge Girl East Sequim West South Central Port Angeles Letterfmein returning from Iasft years team are Larry Lowrey, Jim Wilson, George Broom Doug Eaton, and Dave'Sh1o1rt. 74 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Due to an early :annual deadline,, it was impos- sible to publish the final 9th grade basketball stand- imgs, I-Icwever, when we went to plz-ess the 'beam was tied for first pl-ace with North Kitsap, Front row-left to right: Sotero Dulay, Tommy Almojuela., Lewis Scott, Bill Bucsit -4Ma.nagerJ John Jones, Bob Wade, J im Lombard. Back row: Leonard Sarin, Jim Belling, Morne Blossom Tad Dye, Steve Shawlev. Neal Johnson, John Dickson, Mike Clementz, Dick Langlie. Ardie Ainundseny princlelssg Rose Wlalbrerg, queeng and Loretta Berg, sublstitute, pmaicftice a new yell While princess Judy Jones, who broke her clolllarbolne during the season, looks' on. 75 FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS Since :the expansion of the junior 'high athletic program has become increasingly important, the ninth grade cheerleaders lay the girolmdiwfork off pep and spirit for the four years of -high school. TRADITION The story of prrongress on Bainbridge has not been -an easy one, The old Monticello, now the Sea Venture, built in 1906, steamed its 'Way between Port Blakely and Seattle! wcrarrying pas- sengers in the plush c'aJrp'eted lovunge. The Evergreen State, newest olf the Wash- ington State Ferries, now travel-S between the Win-slow ferry terminal and sSea:ttLe in 35 minutes and may carry a load of 1010 cars sand 1000 foot pvassengens. x If fi 'Q 5 ii Q E5 K, sz Sf iw S 59 K af ff gf 5 Q 55 if Q ik 25 as H, 3 fs M X 52 B! X 5? Q Q Q Q if if as 22 if Q J? 2 2 Q Ap Av 15 Sf 55 sv 42 sr 3 Qs W af xr ff 5 Q E Ei 5? Q HOMECOMING KING, BOB PERLATTI 4 I .I-I.S. STUDENT Debate Awards Winners Jan-ice Str-anne, Fred Simpson, 'Sheila Selfors Sally Loglg. Homemaker of Tomorrow, Carolyn Woodward Magazine Drive Winners. Susan Nickum. Egmedio' National Merit Scholafrship Winners Rncat. Douglas Petersen, Muriel Mathisen, 'Kathleen Joan 1Tr,u'mibb and Janice Stranne Sidwell ' 80 ACCGMPLISHMENTS ,W E DAR Award Winner, Lavina Tudor Valedictorian, Janice Stranne Salutatorian, Nina Paynter l ,. Boy and Girl of Year-,1957- orary Captain, Connie Selfors Jean Kallgren and Floyd Luckerath Football Inspirational Player and Hon 81 x, 'N-.L 1 f Q 4 P ALMA MATER Bainbridge High, our Alma Mater, We stand true to thee, All our love and fond devotion, Will remain with thee Win or lose We still stand by thee, Firm and loyal too Bainbridge High, our Alma Mater, Hail, all hail to you. SEN' I ORS BID FAREWE LL x 4 n I ADVERTISING Old Winslow Way! This building on the lower part of Winslow Way housed a general store and on the right-hand corner, a laundry. The store, adver- tising household remedies, tobacco, patent medicines, and fruit, was owned by Dr. C. C. Killam, one of the first island doctors, and Charles Morrill, an island pioneer. The men in the picture, still holding their pool cues, have evidently just come from a game in the backroom of the establishment. Modern Winslow Way shows quite an improve- ment over the old section. Many new stores have been added and the old road is undergoing resurfacing. N I L Congratulatlons to All Graduates AN DERSIIN ,S HARDWARE Wlnslow VIk1ng Congratulatlons to Semors of 1958 TYSZKO IN SL RAN CE Good Luck to the Senlors from the CLASS 0F '61 Success to the Class of 58 BUIPS TERMINAL SERVICE Compltments to the Semor Class RAINBRIIIGE BARBER SIIOP Wmslow Congratulatlons to the Class of 1958 W0FF0RD9S RESTAURANT AND Best W1sl'1es to the Class of 58 ROY'S UFSIUN SERVICE Wlnslow VIk1ng 2 9703 Congratulatlons and Best Wlshes to the Class of 58 IIAN SEN ELECTRIC Wmslow Vlkmg 2 3242 Wmslow VIk1ng 2 3151 Wmslow VIk1ng 2 3610 Bowll ' 4 ' R l ' 2-2101 ' ' ' -... W ' JL I Y 1 1 88 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS I'OI1'1 SARDY 8 JDE Wxnslow Best W1ShGS to the Semor Class of l958 ALMO TIIEATRE AND RIG BEAR DRIVE IN THEATRE Poulsbo Congratulatlons Sernors of 1958 BAINDRIDGE ISLAND BANK Wlnslow Congratulatlons Graduates of the Class of 58 from the CLASS 0F '60 Best Wlshes to the Senlor Class 5 CASEY'S FDRD Poulsbo Phone 3610 Comphments of JENSEN RICHARDS Sr DLIIAVA Wlnslow VIk1ng 2 2333 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS from the CLASS 0F '59 Congratulatlons Semors of 1958 SNELS0N9S Poulsbo Phone 3815 of l 198 Y V A' - A -89 SPARTAN LIFE BOOSTER PAGE 98 Congratulations to the Class of 1958 Town and Country Thriftway Bainbridge Rexall Drug Holger's Hardware Yeackel's Shoe Box Fabric Shop Winslow Drug Roberts Jeweler Julia E. Minnick, Realtor Bainbridge Builders Service Allen's Department Store Bainbridge Beauty Shop Ruby's Flower Shop Gregg's Drive-In Lew's Grocery and Market Bainbridge Motors Larson's Lumber Yard Riley's Variety Anderson's Hardware Terrace No1ta's Variety Bainbridge Cleaners Port Madison Grocery and Supply Lynwood Market Roda1's Central Appliance and T.V. Vem's Market Bainbridge Floor Covering Hockett and Olson Ferguson Motors Bucldin Utilities Cat 'n Fiddle Bainbridge Insurance Agency Winslow Winslow Winslow Winslow Winslow Winslow Winslow Winslow Winslow Winslow Winslow Poulsbo Poulsbo Eagledale Winslow Lynwood Winslow Winslow Winslow Lynwood Winslow Port Madison Lynwood Rolling Bay Rolling Bay Winslow Winslow Winslow Winslow Winslow Winslow Vlking 2-3848 Vlking 2-8813 Vlking 2-3101 Vlking 2-2222 Vlking 2-2511 Vlking 2-2652 Vlking 2-3464 Vlking 2-2525 Vlking 2-3400 Vlking 2-2123 Vlking 2-3511 Poulsbo 6210 Poulsbo B-4610 Vlking 2-3414 Vlking 2-2555 Vlking 2-2012 Vlking 2-3272 Vlking 2-2101 Vlking 2-8838 Vlking 2-3300 Vlking 2-3567 Vlking 2-4141 Vlking 2-2272 Vlking 2-3261 Vlking 2-3228 Vlking 2-2561 Vlking 2-2484 Vlking 2-3232 Vlking 2-2636 Vlking 2-8836 Vlking 2-2521 .3 ,. A ... 4 I I Q 1 2 -Q