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

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1955 volume:

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J ean Ostrand Copy Editor ............,................................... Alice Brubacher Writers ........ Helen Davis, Kay Delaforce, Carla Cossette Art Editor .................................................... Mutsuko Arima Design ........,.... ....... C arol Thatcher Photographer ........ ......... T erry Moore Business Manager ....... ....... J ackie Jones Bookkeeper ............ ....... J oan Komedal Book Sales ...... ......................,............... D on McKenney Ad Sales ....... Bob N ishi, Bill Sparks, Linda Petrie, Marsha Drebick, Hugh Coe Ad Copy ....... ............... Y asuko Hayashida It is customary when publishing an annual to dedicate it to some person who has made an out- standing contribution to the high school. We would like to change that a little and dedicate it to a whole group of people. We have borrowed a slogan for the theme of our annual, perhaps we will be ex- cused if we borrow another term. It has been said that our Island is a Way of Life made up of in- dustry and agriculture, hard work and peace. To all those who enjoy this way of life, the people of Bainbridge, We dedicate this 1955 Spartan Life- the Gem of Puget Sound edition. QS x, Q A AQHSQ Mvwwxm 3551553 N .., x - FOX. X - 1 Q'fi'ef2SeX :Neff ew The Evergreen State SCHOOL BOARD Vann C. Bucklin, Arthur L. Ganson, James F. Hodges, H. L. Clinton, Robert B. Redal N .ssslss Q X - .i N .. il: '.,--' s i ii YQXSN e 'X X X Sm EQWQ QR x X X. XX Qs Q X ssl X s X N5 W X .TNQ is F N x X X N... aff s' X i T .xg X ' .ss if si f52i'iEs3fiSfgsfsss , s ,NX5 fSiNS5NQ?r 1 - . BNI T iff .. 'lk . K XXX 'Q V 1. K, Q sk! Mrs. Ethel Smokie Dahl, School Nurse One of the best assets of the Gem of Puget Slound is our school system. The fact that it is such a well-run system is due largely to the labor and planning which must be done by the school board, Made up of men who take time from their regular work to worry about the educational facilities of Bainbridge, the 'school board is a progressive and interested group. Only once a. year are We able to give them the credit which they deserve, so we take this way to thank them for the time they spend, that we might have the opportunity of education. Many times in onganizatilons there are people who do much of the Work yet Who receive very little recognition. Such a person is the nurse, who has charge of the health of the pupils of both the high and grade schools. When accidents arise it is good to know that there is someone to whom we can turn who is capable of giving aid. BEST WISHES Hackett QQ Olsen Brothers Vlking 2484 Winslow, Wash. Mrs. Norma Thompson, Secretary Mr. Melvin Samek Band. University of NV a s h i ngton, University of Ne- braska., University of Idaho. Mr. Tom Paski History, C i v i cs. Physical E d u ca- t i o n, Athletics. University of Washington, B.A., M.S. Mr. Allen Hellner History. Geogra- phy, Sociology, Li- brary, Seattle Uni- versity, University of W as h i ngton, B.A., B.L.S. Mrs. Jessie Schroeder Physical E d u c a- tion. Central Wash- i n g t o n College, B.A., M.A. ADMINIST-RATIQN Mr. D. W. Buchanan, Superintendent The administration at the high school has al- ways been characterized by work with and for the students, and by Willingness to formulate policies which would be in the best intrests of the young people. We are fortunate to have school officials who are Willing to listen to and put into use new ideas and plans. Our thanks go to the principal, superintendent, and their secretaries, for the school program they have made possible for us. Mr. John Martinsun Industrial A r t s, University of Washington, B.A. Mrs. Daisy Wilson French, English, Dramatics. Univer- sity nf Kentucky. B.A. Willard Brown Science, D r i v e r Tfraining. Univer- sity of Washing- ton. HS, AND FACULTY Mr. Robert J. Kidder, Principal It is almost impossible to speak of the school Without mentioning those who have the job of teach- ing us. The members of our faculty are always ready to lend a hand wherever and whenever it is needed, despite the fact that this often entails using their free time. We are indeed grateful for the assistance and encouragement which we have received from them. MP. Robert Kuss English, Spanish, Mechanical Draw- ing. University of Washington, B.A. Mrs. Ruby Joslin Comniercial. Uni- versity oi Wash- ington, B.A. James Hull C h orus. Central Washington C 0 1- lege, B.A. Mrs. Betty Heald, High School Secretary Mrs. Lois Paski Home Economics. Washington State College, B.A. Mr. John Fox History, Math e- matics, Athletics. Western Washing- ton College, B.A.. M.A. Miss Mollie Reich English, Journal- ism. University of Washington, B.A. Mr. Neal Nunamaker Mathematics. Sci- ence. University of Washington, B.S. ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY OFFICERS DICK AXELSON President President Dick Axelson really shlowed his -outstanding leadership in the way A.S.B, azffairs were run this year. Along with his presidential duties, Dick found time to keep an excellent scholastic record and to participate in sports. After tackling the job of Vice President, Lindell Christopher-son has worked well to distinguish himself. His chairmanship of the magazine drive marked him as a good officer. Barbara Bergren, who served as our secretary, had a double job since she acted as treasurer too, With an ever-present smile and Willing to do anything required of her, Barb was indeed 'an indust- rious officer. ' LINDELL CHRISTOPHEFKSON, Vice-President BARBARA BERGREN, Secretary STUDENT COUNCIL Carrying out the American concept of democracy, our school has had representative student government for several years. The student Council plays an integral part in helping plan and carry out the school program. The rules and regulations of many activities are worked out by the student government in cooperation with the administration. Standing-Left to right: Tony White, Ed Ellingsen, Mr. Kidder, Advisory Pat 'TayIor, Barbara Wilt. Seated Lindell Christopherson, Dick Axelson, Barbara Bergren, Marge Sweetm. Standing-Left to right: Janet Jones, Pauline Wynn, Dick Soderlund, Barney Bourns, Con- nie Se ifors, Gary Sutherland, Bob Ostrand. Seated: Patti Burdess, Sue Sandstrom, Jeanne Holm, Marilyn Griffith. CUSTODIANS Floyd W. Smith and Julius Sivertsen BU-S DRIVERS Back Row-Left to right: Loyd Berry, Ollie Lund, Lorentz Monsaas, Don Dyste. Front Row Bob Nelson, Ray Johnson, Bud Piehl. 'i ' . Q I r ,sagem ? . K f JI' sgf k zgx Awsagigl , Q X ,www - zu. - :mmf The Creosote Plant Eg we .Aw ww SENIOR CLASS CLASS OFFICERS Back Row-Left to right: Mr. Fox, Advisor: Steve Davis, President: Mr. Brown, Advisor: Barney Bourns, Vice-President. Front Row: Kay Delaforce, Treasurer: Helen Davis, Secretary: Pat Taylor, Student Councilg Miss Reich, Advisor. CLASS HISTORY After three years of labor toward a goal, the Class of '55 found itself nearer to that goal than it had ever thought possible. There seemed to be a difference in all that the members did, for soon they would never do any of these things again. Looking back, they remembered all that they had done together-the initiation over which they had been so ner- vousg frosh basketballg decorating for a Baccalaureate which they are now about to attend as the honored guestsg and putting on the Banquet and commencement decorations. There are many memories wrapped up in these halls, and as glad as many of the students are that their school days are ended, they cannot help looking back-and remembering. COURTESY OF Hudson Studios I Bremerton, Wash. MUTSUKO AR I MA Ambition: To see the day when my name is spelled and pro- nounced correctly! Activities: Torch Honor Society. 1, 2, 3, 4: Home Ee. Club, 2, 3, 4: Home Ec. Treasurer, 3: Pep Club, 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Club President, 4: French.Club, 2, 3: Annual Staff, 4: House Com- mittee. 4: National Thesnian. 4. DAVE BEACH Ambition: To become a pitcher for the Brooklyn Dodgers. Activities: Class Vice-Pres., 1: Student Council, 2: Football, 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball, 2, 3, 4: Base- ball, 1, 2, 3, 4: Lettermen's Club, 1, 2, 3, 4: Lettermen Club Vice-Pres., 3: Lettermen Club Co-Pres., 4: Olympic Football All-Star, 4: State Basketball All- Star. 3, 4: Band. 1, 2, 3, 4: Brass Sextet, 2, 3. 4: Class Vice-Pres., 3: Boys' Club Pres., 4: ALICE BRUBACH ER Ambition: To et to bed by 8:30 sometime--gist to see what it feels like. Activities: All School Play, 2, 3: Senior Play, 4: National Thes- pian, 3, 4: Thesplan Trees., 3: Pep Club, 1, 2, 4: Chorus, 2, 3, 4: Chorus Pres and Student Director, 4: Nonette, 2. 3: An- nual Staff. 3, 4: Parade of Stars, 2, 3: 'Teen Talk Co- Editor, 4: House Committee, 4: Home Ec. Club. 2, 3. 4: Safety Conference Rep., 4: Torch Hon- or Society, 1. 2, 3, 4. STANLEY BERG Ambition: To not have to drive behind Mr. Brown. Activities: All School Play, 3, 4: National Thespian, 4: Senior Play, 4. CINDY CLOUGH Ambition: To put a third initial on my Samsonite. Activities: Torch Club, 1, 2, 4: Home Ec. Club, 2, 3, 4: Hi- Lights, 2: Chorus, 3, 4: Chorus Treas., 4. BARNEY BOURNS Ambition: To become an inter- national pest. Activities: Tennis, 2. 3, 4: Fire Squad. 1, 2. 3. 4: French Club. 2, 4: Senior Play, 4: Class Vice- Pres., 4: Pep Club, 4: National Tliespian, 4: Student Council. 4: House Committee, 4: Letter- men's Club, 4: French Club Treas., 4. DICK AXELSON Ambition: To become head man in a flea circus. Activities: ASB Pres., 4: Class Pres., 3: Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4: Football, 4: Football Manager, 1: Baseball, 1: Class Vice-Pres., 2: Class Treas., 1: Torch Club, 1, 2, 3, 4: French Club, 2, 3: French Vice-Pres., 2: French Pres., 3: Torch Vice-Pres. 3: Lettermen's Club. 4: Boys' Club Sec-Treas., 2: P.A. 8: Movie Crew, 3, 4: Safety Conference Rep., 4: Lettermen's Club Co- Pres., 4. BAR BARA BERGREN Ambition: To live with Pat for 18 months and then possibly a change. QI hope.J Activities: Entered from West Seattle, 2: Girls' Club Vice- Pres., 3: Home Ee. Club, 2, 3, 4: Chorus, 4: House Committee, 4: ASB Secretary, .4: French Club. 3: Homecoming Queen, 4: Pep Club, 2, 3, 4. KARL' BECKER Ambition: To become a sculptor and make hearts of stone. Activities: Football, 2, 3, 4: Baseball, 2, 3: French Club, 3: Lettermen's Club, 4: Fire Squad, 4: National Thespian, 3, 4: Sen- ior Play, 4: Paddle Squad, 2. CAROL CALDWELL Ambition: To get off this rock for at least one whole week. Activities: Home Ec. Club, 2, 3, LAWRENCE BIXEN MAN Ambition: Lacking. Activities: Football, 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball. 2, 3, 4: Lettermen's Club, 2, 3, 4. BARBARA COLEMAN Ambition: To do office work or bevcome a, nurse. Activities: Home Ec. Club, 2, 3, 4: French Club, 4. CAROL COOPER Ambition: To see Niagara Falls. Activities: Songleader, 2: Cheer- leader, 3, 4: Home Ec. Club, 3, 4: Band, 1, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Lights, 3: Pep Club, 1, 2, 3, 4. STEVE DAVIS Ambition: To go to Stanford University, graduate and be- come a success. Activities: National Thespian, 4: Student Council, 3: Senior Play, 4: Fire Squad, 4: House Com- mittee, 4: Class Pres., 4: Torch Club. 4: Spanish Club, 3, 4: Safety Conference Rep., 4. DARLENE COSSETTE Ambition: Get rich and travel. Activities: Home Ec. Club, 2, 3. 4: Pep Club, 1, 2. 3. 4: Senior Play, 4: French Club, 3. JIM HESTILOW Ambition: To graduate and for- get about a sc ool of any kind. Activities: Band, 1, 2, 3, 4: Fire Squad, 4: Senior Play, 4: Class Treas., 3: Pep Band, 2, 3, 4: National Thespian, 4: Hi-Lights Staff. 4. HELEN DAVIS Ambition: To see the day when the boys in the Senior Class learn to shave. Activities: French Club, 2: Home Ec. Club, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club, 1. 2, 3, 4: Girls' Club Cabinet, 4: Hi-Lights Co-Editor, 3: Annual Staff, 4: House Committee, 4: Class Sec., 4: Senior Play, 43 National Thespian, 4. DAVE LUDLOW Ambition: To see the world. Activities: Stage Crew Electri- cian, 1, 2, 3. 4: National Thes- pian, 3, 4: Movie and P. A. Crew, 1. 2, 3, 4: Parking Squad, 4: Fire Squad, 3. HUGH COE Ambition: To drive a real tank to school. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Base- ball, 2, 3, 4: Annual Staff, 3, 4: Spanish Club, 3: Stage Crew, CAR LA COSSETTE Ambition: I would like to be a passenger of the fastest jet plane. Activities: Chorus, 4: Student director, 4: House Committee, 4: Home Ec. Club, 2, 3, 4: Librarian, 4: Annual Staff, 4: Hi-Lights Staff, 4: Pep Club, 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Play, 4: Drama Club, 4. GARY EATON Ambition: To play an tennis inagm on a grass court in Eng- an . Activities: Football Manager, 3, 4: Tennis, 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball, 2, 3, 4: French Club, 2, 3: Fire Squad, 2, 3, 4: Class Pres., 2: Senior Play, 4: National Thes- plan Understudy, 4: Lettermen's Club. 3, 4. BARBARA CRUMPTON Ambition: To graduate from B.H.S. fetivities: Home Ec. Club, 2, 3, DON KELLY Ambition: To be the head car- toonist, at Walt Disney's studio. Activities: Paddle Squad, 3, 4: Basketball, 2, 3. NANCY LEE DAVIS Ambition: To be a beauty oper- 8.t0l'. Activities: Home Ec. Club, 2, 3, 1: Chorus, 4: Pep Club, 2, 3, KAY DELAFORCE Ambition: To learn to walk like Marilyn Monroe! Activities: French Club, 2, 3: House Committee. 4: Librarian, 3: Annual Staff. 4: Torch Club. 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Treas., 4: Home Ee. Club, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Club Cabinet, 4: Nonette, 4: Chorus. 3. 4: Home Ec. Club Pres., 4: Senior Play, 4: National Thes- pian. 3, 4: Thespian Treas., 4: All School Play, 1, 3, 4. SIDNEY MILLICAN Ambition: To collect all the books in Georgia. Activities: French Club, 3, 4. MARILYN GRIFFITH Ambition: To see the chem lab turned into a home ec. room. Activities: French Club, 2, 3: French Club Treas., 2, 3: Home Ee. Club, 2, 3, 4: Fire Squad, 2, 4: Student Council. 3, 4: Sen- ior Play, 4: National Thespian 4: Pep Club, 1, 2, 3, 4: House Committee, .4: Hi-Lights, 2: Torch Club, 1, 2. . ROBERT NISHI . Ambition: To be a buml, Activities: Band, 1, 2, 3: Par- ade of Stars, 1, 2, 3: Annual Staff. 4: Spanish Club, 3, 4: Se- nior Play, 4: Librarian, 4: Clari- net Quartet, 3. JACQUELINE JONES Ambition: To give an order in Spanish in a Mexican restaurant. Activities: Pep Club, 1, 2, 3,4: Chorus, 2, 3, 4: Nonette. 2, 3. 4: Librarian. 1, 3: Fire Squad. 2. 3. 4: Home Ec. Club, 2...-3, 4: Annual Staff. 4: Parade of Stars, 2. 3: Spanish Club, 3, 4: Senior Play, 4: House Commit- tee, 4: Torch Club, 1, 2. 3. 4: National Thespian, 3, 4: Thes- pian Pres., 4. JERRY ons Ambition.: To own a '60ACadilIlac. Activities: Band, 1. 2. 3. 4: Sax- ophone Quartet, 4: Football. 3, JOHN MATLAND Ambition: To grow a beard longer than Rip Van Winkle. Activities: Football, 1, 2, 3, 4: Lettermen's Club, 2, 3, 4: DOREEN ELDER Ambition: Get rich jerking, so- das at Arch1e's and buy ins- ow. Activities: Torch Club. 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club, 1, 2, 3, 4: Home Ee. Club. 2, 3, 4: National Thes- plan, 2, 3, 4: 'Teen Talk Co- Edltor. 4: All School Play, 1, 2: French Club, 2, 3. TERRY MCORE Ambition: To become a famous Jazz drummer. Activities: National Thespian, 4: Senior Play, 4: Annual Staff Photographer, 4: Stage Crew, 2. 3: Band. 1, 2, 4. JANET JONES Ambition: To move to San Diego Activities: Spanish Club. 3: Stu- dent C o u n c i l, 4: Thespian Troupe, 4: House Committee, 4: Home Ec. Club, 2, 3, 4: Chor- us, 2, 3, 4. MICKEY OGLE Ambition: T o graduate from school with my group. , Activities: P.A., 1, 2, 3. 4: Mo- vie, 1, 2, 3, 4: Fire Squad, 4: gtage Crew. 3: Sound Effects, JEANNE HOLM Ambition: To start all over and see if it is possible to get A's . Activities: Band', 1: 253, 4: Pep Band, 1, 2: Home Ec. Club, 2, 4: Cheerleader, 3, 4: Pep Club, 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Play, 4: All School Play. 4: National Thes- pian, 4: Homecoming Chairman. 4: Fire Squad. 2: Saxaphone Quartet, 4 ROSE JONES Ambition: Join the Air Force andk eventually go into Social wor . Acivities: ,Entered from South Kitsap, 3: Home Ee Club, 3. 4: Pep Club, 3, 4. LEROY PHILLIPS Ambition: To get a college ed- ucation without going to college. Activities: Football, 4: Stage grew, 4: Lettermen's Club, 3, JOAN KOMEDAL Ambition: To go with Caroline Activities: Pep Club, 1, 2, 3, 4: Home Ec. Club, 2, 3, 4: Hi- Lights, 2: Chorus, 4: Annual Staff, 4: House Committee, 4. BOB SEARCY Ambition: To see Jim Hestilow drive a good car. Activities: Fire Squad, 2, 4: Stage Crew, 3, 4: Paddle Squad. 4: Baseball, 2, 3, 4: French Club, 2. CAROLINE NELSON Ambition: To drive across the United States with Joan. Activities: Home Ec. Club, 3. 4: Pep Club, 1: Chorus, 3, 4. KEN SHORT Ambition: To be on the first rocket to the moon. Activities: Tennis, 3. 4: Paddle Squad, 3: Hi-Lights, 3: Letter- men's Club, 4. DON OST RAN D Ambition: To drive a dump truck for Mr. Sandman. Activities: Torch Club, 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus, 4. ANN KLINGBEIL Ambition: Be private secretary to the Secretary of the Navy. Activities: Band, 1, 2, 3, 4: Brass Sextet, 3: Home Ec. Club. 2, 3. 4: Home Ec. Club Sec., 4: Hi-Lights, 3: Pep Club, 1, 2, 3. OFIVILLE RYE Ambition : To travel to every state in the Union and then some. Activities: Paddle Squad, 3: Stage Crew, 3. COLLEEN MCMULLEN Ambition: To be a famous sing- er. Activities: Home Ec. Club, 2, 3, 4: ganid, 1, 2: Nonette, 4: Chor- us, , . RAY SHAWLEY Ambition: To write a sports column for The Review entitled Island Sports Sweepings by Rural Broom. Activities: Football, 1, 2, 3: Basketball, 2. 3: Baseball, 1, 2, 3: Hi-Lights, 4: Pep Band, 4: Band, 3, 4. J EAN OSTRAND Ambition: To become chief tro- phy polisher at Bainbridge. Activities: Band, 1, 2, 3, 4: Clar- inet Quartet, 2, 3, 4: Home Ec.-Club. 2. 3, 4: Torch Honor Society: 1, 2. 3, 4: French Club, 2, 4: French Club Sec., 2: French Club Pres., 4: Student Council, 1: Class Sec., 2: Girls' State. 3: DAR Rep., 4: Pep Club. 1, 2, 3. 4: House Commit- tee. 4: Thespian Troupe. 4: An- nual Staff, 3, 4: Annual Editor. JACQUELINE REEVE Ambition: To own a horse ranch. Activities: Home Ec. Club, 2, Z, 4: French Club, 3: Chorus. GENE START Ambition: To blow up the chem- istry lab. Activities: Football, 1. 2, 3. 4: Basketball, 2, 3, 4: Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 4: Lettermen's Club, 1, 2. 3, 4: Lettermen's Club Sec.- Treas., 2: Lettermen's Club Co- Pres., 4: Torch Club, 1, 2, 3. 4: Torch Club Pres., 4: Student Council, 1: ASB Vice-Pres.,.3: Spanish Club, 3, 4: Spanish Club Pres., 3. CHARLEY TREANOR Ambition: To have a. dollar for every car I have owned so I could retire at 17. Activities: Football, 2, 3, 4: Baseball, 2, 3, 4: Lettermen's Club, 2, 3. 4: Band, 1, 2. 3, 4: Brass Sextet, 2, 3, 4: Sgan- ish Club, 3, 4: Spanish lub Pres., 4: Torch Club, 3. LEO WILLIAMSON Ambition: To own and operate a service station. Activities: French Club, 2, 3: Thespian Troupe, 4: Football Manager, 2, 3, 4: Lettermen's Club, 3, 4: Torch Club, 3, 4. ' BEST WISHES T0 THE CLASS OF '55 DICK SODERLUND Ambition: To be a test driver for Ford Motor Company. Activities: Torch Club, 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Sec., 3: Student Coun- cil. 4: Stage Crew, 4: Hi-Lights Co-Editor, 4. PATRICIA TAYLOR Ambition: To finish the plans Barbara and 1 have, after school is out. Activities: Pep Club, 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club Pres., 4: French Club. 3. 4: French Club Pres., 3: French Club Sec., 4: Home Ec. Club, 2, 3, 4: Home Ec Club Vice-Pres., 3: House Committee, 4: Student Council, 4: Senior Play, 4: Thespian Troupe, 4: Class Treas., 2: Homecoming 4: Chorus, 3: Librarian. LEROY TUDOR Ambition: To play the cornet in the Marine Band. Activities: Band, 1, 2, 3, 4: Cornet Trio, 4: Brass Sextet, 3 4: Stage Crew, 4: All School Play, 1, 2, 3: Senior Play, 1, 2, 4: National Thesplan, 1, 2, 3, 4. HARRY YENNE Ambition: To graduate out of old B.H.S. and to go to Mon- tana to live. Activities: Hi-Lights, 2: Chor- us, 1: Paddle Squad, 1: French Club, 3. Bainbridge Barber Shop I . Winslow. Wash. I DO YOU REMEMBER WHEN . . . X X .-xi 'N , -' X .f Q -X x.,. C Xie--ex X . E we a,?.a.o.,v 2 K N Sei .C ix NX Y 6 Q mi x Ex ph , K R ..., x 5? we 9 if X yy yy y l Mutsuko Arima Dickie Axelson Davie Beach Karl Becker Barbara Bergren Stanley Berg Lawrence Bixenman Barney Bourns Alice Brubacher Cindy Clough Y Hughie Coe Carol Cooper Carla Cossette Darlene Cassette Barbara Crumpton Stevie Davis Helen Davis Nancy Davis Kay Delaforce Gary Eaton W We i X fi MV Q S 'NX Xe 55, l 'i 1 1 - ' 5 A - e 'S-J ' i M-9 ,, .. . . . 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I I I I QEEE moms I I I I I Egbmo ENB' l I I I I Esbmo COG I I I I I to bag I I I I I BMO 552 I I I I I Egznom I I I I Qomnmz 25030 I I I I I EGGS ham? I ' I I GSEEH zggm 5:5202 EWQSOU 25362 AEE' aogdq 0:5 I I I I HSVQEOM EWS. I I I I :Hwang E2 I I I I I Sign I Il I I I mga' omom 2-Nz DO YOU REMEMBER WHEN . . . Janet Jones Rose Jones Ann Klingbeil Joan Komedal Dave Ludlow , S Q j 3 ,Q ' ' ' Tire' , eg L A ' 'F L Johnny Matland Colleen McMullen Sidney Millican Terry Moore Caroline Nelson Bobby Nishi Mickey Ogle Donny Ostrand Jeannie Ostrand Jackie Reeve Bobby Searcy Ray Shawley Kenny Short Dickie Soderlund Gene Start Patty Taylor Charley Treanor LeRoy Tudor - Leo Williamson Harry Yenne JUNIOR -CLASS CLASS OFFICERS Back Row-Dave Campbell, President: Ed Ellingsen, Student Council: Mr. Nunamaker, Advisory Mark Barnes, Secretary. Front Row-Mr. Kuss, Advisory Mrs. Paski, Advisor, Mary Dahl, Treasurerg Jon Walters, Vice-President. The Junior year brings a few new and exciting experiences to its members. Being upperclassmen, and having greater responsibilities helps them to become more unified in their work. As they go on to being the top class in the school, we know the members of the class of '56 will keep up the standards they have set this year. Back Row-Left to right: Bill Barnes, Larry Anderson, Dave Campbell, Ed Ellingsen, Lindell Christopherson, Mark Barnes, Dave Biddison. Middle Row: John Eliason, Gene Anderson, Gloria Doolittle, Gail Cooper, Linda Clinton, Marsha Drebick, Millie Chuka. Front Row: Yasuko Haya- shida, Laura Cox, Donna Dagg, JoEIlen Boepple, Mary Dahl, Patti Burdess, Bev Cooper. Missing: Dale Evans. West Coast Wood Preserving Company Creosote, Wash. Back Row-Left to right: Gerald Paynter, Ken Kusaka, Bob Hestilow, Richard Gideon, Denis McCormick, Richard Pedersen, Jeff Price. Middle Row: Don McKenney, Darryl Quincy, Carol McMullen, Shirley Pedersen, Sonja Jacobsen, Carol Johnson, Sylvia Komedal. Front Row: Hiro Hayashida, Diana Jones, Wendy Lacey, Jeannette Mueller, Ann Norman, Cree Lombard, Jan Osterberg. Back Row-Left to right: Bill Sparks, Lambert Schuyler, Larry Lorentzen, Art Warren, Nor- man Vance, Dan Riley, Jerry Reitan. Middle Row: Lynnette Samek, Susan Walganski, Curtis Winney, Jon Walters, Sandra Sutherland, Linda Petrie, Sonia Strom, Front Row: Beth Pratt, Judy Robinson, Sue Sandstrom, Pat Stanley, Carol Thatcher, Teruko Takemoto. Missing-Ron Thompson, Kay Young. Bainbridge Insurance Agency, Inc. Viking 2622 Un the .bank buildingj SOPHOMORE CLASS CLASS OFFICERS Back Row-Mr. Martinson, Advisor: Tom Thatcher, President: Mrs. Joslin, Advisor. Front Row-Ban bara Wilt, Student Council: Karen McCormic, Treasurer: Frank Kitamoto, Vice President. Miss- ing-Jerri Pedersen, Secretary. By the time a class has faced two years of high school life, they are a little more settled into the roles they must play. An enterprising and ingenious class, the sophs really let the school know they were there by their hard work during the two semesters. Back Row-Left to right: Beau Coleman, Ned Cumle, Ron Denton, Larry Christopherson, John Cebelak, Bob Cave, Dick Bucklin, Gary Keys. Middle Row: Bob Atkins, Roy Coleman, Leona Clementz, Diane Cummings, Marlene Altman, Bonnie Browning, Malcolm Gray, George Brubacher. Front Row: Jack Jones, Kitty Dabney, Beverly Durrell, Sandra Badgley, Kay Bergren, Paula Eason, Marilyn Englund, LaVon Bixenman. Missing-Fioy Hagerman, Lennie Hanson, Inga Elvsaas. Helen Perlatti, Realtor Viking 2030 Lynwood Center Back Row-Harold Mathisen, Carl Nord, Carl Kullander, Bob Ostrand, Clarke Maddox, Joe Kluck, Jon Quitslund, John Ogle, Allan Lee. Middle Row-Tristan Moran, Audrey sanerwnite, Nancy Kroehl, Harold Paynter, Richard Klingbeil, Morris Komedal, Frank Kitamoto, Pat Ganson. Front Row-Janette French, Marlene McNulty, Joyce Rapada, Karen McCormic, Maurene Long, Elaine Nu- gent, Karen Reitan, Phyllis Matland. Missing-Lillian Jones. Back Row-Tom Thatcher, Jack Sarin, Mike Walganski, Paul Wonderly, Jerry Yost, Norman Stanley, Dick Reynolds, John Sencerbox. Middle Row-Ardnth Sutherland, Jean Williams, Elaine Wick, Marilyn Vert, Pete Skartvedt, Louie Selmer, Warren Selvar. Front Row -Carol Stright, Jean Wylie, Barbara Wilt, Sue Scott, Patsinell Winney, Bonnie Thixton, Masaru Shibayama. Missing-Darrell Warren, Mary Shepherd. BEST WISHES Lynwood Theatre Lynwood Center FQRESHMAN CLASS CLASS OFFICERS Back Row-Mr. Hellner, Advisor: Wayne Nakata, Vice President: Mrs. Wilson, Advisor. Front Row- Tony White, Student Councilg Susan Jenner, Sec- retaryg Sally Ostrander, Treasurer, Douglas Eaton, President. To the students just entering our school, everything is completely new and strange. Faced with a series of completely new situations to which they had to adjust, the Frosh met all obstacles with enthusiasm plus. Back Flow-Dennis Berg, Manfred Borgen, George Broom, Ed Coe, Carolyn Bourns, Marcia Burke. Middle Row-Jackie Callaham, Doug Eaton, Anne Haley, Nancy Arima, Pat Goff. Front Row-Connie Burdyshaw, Tim Davis, Roger Durbin, Marlene Clifton, Dennis Elder. CONGRATULATIONS FROM Ma and Pa Gordon Bainbridge Cleaners Winslow, Wash. ssggj - as , V , T92 r 12? ,Q L J: if . f' - - Qs? . 5 2 Back Row-Wayne Jernigan, Hiro Harui, Bob Kluck, Ken Hagerman, David Jones, Pat Hockett. Middle Row-Susan Jenner, Toru Ku- saka, Frank Finch, Rosalie Bucat, Dorothy Bixenman, Buster Kelly. Front Row-Susan Hayashida, Karen Hansen, Judy Rae Johnson, Judy Ann Johnson, Joy Jones. Missing-George Hoyt. Back Row-Dorothy Koppy, Betsy Nickum, Linda Larson, Muriel Mathisen, Wayne Nakata, Gordon Lee. Middle Row-Eddie Monk, Jim Sparks, Sally Legg, Martin Mirkovich, Mike Nokes. Front Row-Julianne Keith, Allan McCoskrie, Marcia Kinzel, Bill Maulding, Pat Morgan. I COMPLIMENTS OF Snelson's Department Store Phone 3815 Poulsbo, Wash. Back Row-Elihu Pierce, Bob Perlatti, Connie Selfors, Ken Sandblrg, Mike Ridley, Bob Roath. Middle Row-Sharon Tarabochia, David Short, Lavina Tudor, Kay Sutherland, Nina Paynter. Front Row-Fred Robinson, Kathleen Sidwell, Virginia Reeve, Sally Ostrander, Janice Stranne. Missing-LeRoy Pedersen. Back Row-Ann Joslin, Gary Sutherland, Jim Wilson, Randy Slater, Tom Fisher, Gary Sivertsen. Middle Row-Geraldine Yocum, Det- ta Warren, Pauline Winn, Jim Wright, Tony White. Front Row-Georgia Westerlund, Susan Wonderly, Diane Westerlund, Sheila Selfors, Carolyn Woodward. COURTESY OF Central Plumbing AE Heating Viking 2535 New Brooklyn wwf? ' f., ,ZA 'f ..,.. 5, ,N ----- - g A ' f ' - I - . . A ..... ,, K ---f ,I - - ei, 1 .... :..,:::-:Q--A-:.,, Rpm ..,.,, ,, - ,NWN In A ,- 1:5- f -4 .xl-U h 1 .. , ' l N R , 4 in--f - Qlyfgggwf vgfap X Y in , 'M V- , ,V ,, . A Y - . V ,.. ., . N-i?MmxNirWW. jqsmsaf-f,'g'Q ,gmt N ,.,. The Old Port Blakely Mill BOYS' CLUB OFFI-CERS Standing: Jack Sarin, Secretary: Mr. Fox, Advisor. Seated: Bob Perlatti, Treasurer: Dave Beach, Presi- dent: Mark Barnes, Vice-President. GIRLS' CLUB OFFICERS Standing-Ardath Sutherland, Secretary, Anne Ha- ley, Treasurer. Seated-Denis McCormick, Vice- Presidentg Mutsuko Arima, President, Mrs. Joslin, Advisor. Back Row-Marlene Clifton, Ann Joslin, Karen McCormic, Patti Burdess, A Marlene Altman. Front Flow-Lynnette Samek, Helen Davis, Kay Delnforce, Mrs. Joslin - Advisor. TOR-CH HONOR SOCIETY TORCH OFFICERS Mrs. Joslin, Advisor, Patti Burdess, Vice-President: Gene Start, President. Missing-Jack Sarin, Secretary-Treasurer. The Torch Club is organized for the purpose of giving recognition to those who care enough to study a, little harder in school. The emblem is a symbol of character, scholarship, leadership, and service. A reward for service is given when, at a banquet, members receive their pins. Back Row-Tom Thatcher, Jack Sarin, Gerald Paynter, Mark Barnes, Gene Start, Dick Axelson, Richard Pedersen, Lambert Schuyler, Steve Davis, Dan Riley. Third Row-Dick Soderlund, Don Ostrand, Lindell Chr-istopherson, Jon Quitslund, Bob Ostrand, Pete Skart- vedt, Susan Walganski, Alice Brubacher, Lynnette Samek, Kay Delaforce. Second Row-Jackie Jones, Leo Williamson, Malcom Gray, Frank Kitarnoto, Mary Dahl, Marsha Drebick, Gail Cooper, Doreen Elder, Cindy Clough, Carol Thatcher. Front Row--Barbara Wilt, Patti Burdess, Jo Boepple, Wendy Lacey, Marlene McNulty, Marlene Altman, Mutsuko Arima, Marge Sweetin, Jean Ostrand, Patsinell Winney. Missing-Bob Atkins, Karen McCormic. CONGRATULATIONS FROM Key's Garage Vlking 2555 Winslow, Wash. NATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY g THESPIAN OFFICERS Kay Delaforce, Treasurer, Jackie Jones, President: Mrs. Wilson, Advisory Carol Thatcher, Sec- retary: Danny Riley, Vice-President. Although only recently joined with the national organization, our troupe has been very active in dramatic work. Giving amateur actors an opportunity to try out their talent has been a big job, as is seen by the long hours members rehearsed to learn the two big plays given this year. Back Row-Steve Davis, Stan Berg, LeRoy Tudor, Bill Sparks, Barney Bourns, Karl Becker, Danny Riley, Alice Brubacher. Middle Row- Dave Ludlow, Jackie Jones, Kay Delaforce, Helen Davis, Linda Clinton, Jeanne Holm, Marilyn Griffith, Doreen Elder. Front Row-Yasuko Hayashida, Carol Stright, Janet Jones, Jean Ostrnn d, Marsha Drebick, Teruko Takemoto, Carol Thatcher, Leo William- son. Missing-Mutsuko Arima, Terry Moore, Patsinell Winney. GOOD LUCK FROM Frunk's Pastry Shop Vlking 2002 Winslow, Wash. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Learning to be good home- makers and having fin at the same time, the mem- bers of this group enjoyed their usual successful year. Of course, the outstanding occurrence was the Mother- Daughter Tea, which includ- , es a fashion show, and is given each spring by the Ho E. 1 . Standing-Ann Klingbeil, Secretary: Sonia Strom, Vice-President: Gail me C Cub Cooper, Treasurer. Seated-Mrs. Paski, Advisorg Kay Delaforce, President. Back Row-Sandra Sutherland, Millie Chuka, Sylvia Komedal, Denis McCormick, Donna Dagg, Susan Walganski, Marilyn Griffith, Lynnette Samek, Ardath Sutherland, Joan Komedal, Jeanne Holm, Barbara Bergren. Third Row-Dianne Cummings, Carolyn Nelson, Colleen McMullen, Barbara Crumpton, Carol McMullen, Rose Jones, Jean Williams, Bonnie Browning, Alice Brubacher, Marilyn Vert, Alma Oliphant. Second Row--Helen Davis, Doreen Elder, Ann Klingbeil, Marilyn Englund, Elaine Wick, Shirley Pedersen, Sonia Strom, Gail Cooper, Marsha Drebick, Marge Sweetin, Kay Delaforce. Front Flow-Beverly Cooper, Jan Osterberg, Pat Stanley, Carol Thatcher, Carla Cossette, Nancy Lee Davis, Sonja Jacobsen, Kay Young, Ann Norman, Mary Dahl, Sue Sandstrom. Back Row-Jackie Jones, Kay Bergren, Lillian Jones, Carol Caldwell, Janette French, Lavon Bixenman, Marlene Altman, Diana Jones, Pat Ganson, Darlene Cossette, Cindy Clough, Wendy Lacey. Third Flow-Beth Pratt, Paula Eason, Marlene McNulty, Sue Scott, Audrey Satterwhite, Patti Burdess, Jackie Reeve, Kitty Da bney, Jo Boepple, Elaine Nugent, Phyllis Matland. Second Row- Pat Taylor, Carol Cooper, Maurene Long, Joyce Raoada, Jeannette Mueller, Bonnie Thixton, Mutsuko Arima, Jean Ostrand, Carol Stright, Barbara Thompson. Front Row-Teruko Takemoto, Yasuko Haynshida, Karen Reitnn, Joyce Kusaka, Janet Jones, Mary Shep- herd, Judy Robinson, Beverly Durrell, Sandra Badgley, Patsinell Winney, Inga Elvsaas, Barbara Wilt. PEP -CLUB PEP CLUB OFFICERS Ardath Sutherland, Treasurer: Marsha Drebick, Secretary: Mrs. Schroeder, Advisor: Sue Sand strom, Vice-President: Pat Taylor, President. The increased enthusiasm of the rooting section this year was due to the efforts of this club. WVith the hats, pom poms and pen- nants as the symbolic banners uf the Spartans, and with .new yells and songs, Bainbridge was really heard as well as seen at games. Fred Hill Materials Enterprise 9897 Roulsbo, Wash- GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION With the installation of a new re- creation center on the Island, the G.A.A. got busy and gave more girls a chance to develop their bowling skill. This proved to be one :of the most popular activities of the club. The girls also had a chance to participate in noon volley -ball and an inter-school playday. G. A. A. orncsns Yasuko Hayashida, President, Denis McCormick, Secretary-Treasurer: Mrs. Schroeder, Advisor. Back Row-Ann Norman, Dorothy Blxenman, Pat Hockett, Carolyn Bourns, Anne Haley, Georgia Westerlund, Lavina Tudor, Linda Larson, Geraldine Yocum, Betsy Nickum. Middle Row-Teruko Takemoto, Leona Clementz, Marilyn Englund, Judy Rae Johnson, Susan Hayashida, Karen Hansen, Ann Joslin, Janice Stranne, Sally Ostrander. Front Row-Denis McCormick, Donna Dagg, Yasuko Hayashida, Connie Burdyshaw, Susan Wonderly, Marlene Clifton, LaVon Bixenman, Lynnette Samek. v Bainbridge Taxi Service V Iking 2000 Winslow, Wash. LETTERMEN'S CLUB Probably the main reason for the iorganization of the group is to give recognition to the fellows who have earned letters in any field of athletics. Also, the boys sponsored a. noon basket- ball program in which anyone could participate, along with the hoop shiooti' which picked the -best free throw shooter. LETTERMEN'S OFFICERS Co-Presidents Dave Beach, Dick Axelson, Gene Start. Missing: Advisor, Mr. Paski. Back Row-Gary Eaton, John Matland, Barney Bourns, Karl Becker, John Sencerbox, LeRoy Phillips, Jerry Orr, Lawrence Bixenman, Norman Vance. Middle Row-Jon Walters, Art Warren, Dave Campbell, Bill Sparks, Mark Barnes, Charles Treanor, Dick Gideon, Richard Pedersen. Front Row-Leo Williamson, Ed Ellingsen, Dave Beach, Lindell Christopherson, Dick Axelson, Gene Start. BEST WISHES Larson's Lumber Company Vlking 2012 Port Blakely, Wash. OFFI-CERS Back Row-Gene Start, Vice- Presidentgn Charley Treanor, President: Bill Sparks, Vice- Presidentg Mr. Kuss, Advisor. Front Row-Millie Chuka, Sec- retary, Cree Lombard, Treas- urer, Beth Pratt, President: Marlene Alt m a n, Secretary - 'l'reasurer. it SPANISH CLUB Learning a foreign 1angua.geisn't the easiest thing in the world, but members of this group will tell you that it can be done. Social events, such as a Christmas party and spring picnic given by the club help to relieve the strain. Back Row-Gene Start, Lambert Schuyler, Bill Sparks, Denis McCormick, Charles Treanor, Mark Barnes, Larry Anderson, Steve Davis, Ken Kusaka, Jack Sarin, Tom Thatcher, Donna Dagg. Third Row--Pete Skartvedt, Don McKenney, Clark Maddox, Allan Lee, Dick Reynolds, Jon Walters, Sylvia Komedal, Mike Walganski, Millie Chuka, Gail Cooper, George Brubacher. Second Row-Ann Norman, Cree Lombard, Bob Nishi, Elaine Wick, Mary Dahl, Alice Brubacher, Gloria Doolittle, Pat Stanley, Sonia Strom, Shirley Pedersen, Sonja Jacobsen, Nancy Lee Davis, Masaru Shibayama. Front Row--Yasuko Hayashida, Joyce Flapada, Jackie Jones, Both Pratt, Patti Burdess, Teruko Takemoto, Patsinell Winney, Maurene Long, Jan Osterberg, Karen McCormlc, Marlene Altman, Jack Jones, Frank Kitamoto. R. B. Rodal Motor Company UNderliill 3131 Rolling Bay, Wash OFFICERS Back Row-Sheila Selfors, Vice- President: Mrs. Wilson, Advis- org Barney Bourns, Treasurer: Pat Taylor, Secretary. Front Row-Barbara Wilt, Presidentg Audrey Satterwhite, Treasurerg Wendy Lacey, Vice-President: Jean Ostrand, President. Miss- ing-Mary Shepherd, Secretary. FRENCH CLUB Through the year, members of this club gradually improved their speaking acquaintance with French. A picnic in the spring provided them with recreation and relaxation. Back Row-Dave Biddison, Bill Barnes, Carl Nord, Larry Christopherson, Gerald Paynter, Richard Pedersen, Barney Bourns, Beau Coleman, Danny Riley, Michael Ridley, Nancy Kroehl. Middle Row-Bonny Thixton, Kitty Dabney, Kathleen Sidwell, Sally Logg, Nancy Arima, Sheila Selfors, Jean Wiley, Marilyn Vert, Audrey Satterwhite, Pat 'l'aylor, Carol Thatcher. Front Row-Barbara Wilt, Carol Stright, Sandra Badgley, Carolyn Woodward, Susan Jenner, Marcia Kinzel, Jean Ostrand, Janette French, Marlene McNulty, Wendy Lacey. Missing-Sydney Millican, Mary Shepherd. Standard Oil Company Vlking 3121 Winslow, Wash. Those who like to sing and don't have much opportunity to exercise Their activities in the chorus. their vocal powers, get that chance in Many this class include practicing for several concerts during the year. students discovered that singing is Work as Well as fun. D i recto r Hul Mr. James Brubacher, Geraldine Yocum, Laura Cox, Linda Hansen, Jo Boepple, Alice Karen W1 R0 Yehne, rice, Don Ostrand, Harry b cave, Jeff P Bo arren, W rt ey, A nfl Wi Lift -C W Ro Back Larson, Nancy Lee Davis, Dorothy Koppy, Sue Sandstrom, Jean Williams, Elaine Nugent, edal, Leona Om Walganski, Sylvia K ccormick, Susan M enis mpbell, John Eliason, D Ca SVC D Nickum, Jackie Jones, Betsy Keith, Julie row-Marlene Clifton. First Kay Delaforce. Donna Clementz, Marilyn Englund, Sue Scott. Third Row-Susan Hayashida, Beth Pratt, Jones, Maurene Jackie Reeve, Janet Diane Westerlund, Carla Cassette, Karen Reitan, Barbara Berg ren, Dagg, Colleen McMullen, Carol McMullen, Doug Eaton, Tristan Moran, : Ron Thompson. V19 Long, Cindy Clough. Missi eve. Second Re Virginia Sutherland, ndra Sa Bucat, Ann Joslin, nman, Rosalie Xe Bi LaVon ENSEMBLES CLARINET QUARTET Frank Kitamoto, Lynnette Sam ek, Jean Ostrand, Yasuko Hay1 shida CORNET TRIO Tom Thatcher, Jack Sarin, LeRoy Tudor BRASS SEXTET LeRoy Tudor, Jack Sarm Jon Quitslund, G e r a I d Paynter, Charles Treanor, Dave Beach. SAXOPHONE QUARTET Jeanne Holm, Leona Clementz, Bob Atkins, Jerry Orr. MAJORETTE NONETTE Back Row-Laura Cox, Susan Walganski, Colleen McMullen, Donna Dagg, Jackie Jones. Front Row-Jo Boepple, Kay Delaforce, Karen Reitan, Beth Pratt. V Art Editor ANNUAL STAFF As anyone who had anything to do with the publishing of the annual found, it means perseverance on the part of all the members of the staff. After-school meetings this year helped to get the work started early. The results can be seen and judged by all readers of the '55 Spartan Life. J EAN OSTRAN D Editor MUTSUKO ARIMA ALICE BRUBACHER Copy Editor Left Column fFront to Backj-Jean Ostrand, Yasuko Hayashida, Kay Delaforce, Hugh Coe, Bob Nishi. Middle Column-Mutsuko Arima, Carla Cossette, Jackie Jones, Carol Thatcher, Bill Sparks, Mr. Hellner - Advisor. Right Column-Marsha Drebick, Linda Petrie, Helen Davis, Alice Brubacher, Don McKenney. Missing- Terry Moore, Joan Komedal. JACKIE JONES MR, HEITLNER Business Manager Advisor CQMPLIMENTS 0F The Bainbridge Review Vlking 2626 Winslow, Wash. Hl-LIGHTS STAFF A school paper doesn't just happen A class period is partly devoted to this absorbing task, while those who have charge also have to spend outside time in preparation for the deadline. Getting the news is fun, yet requires effort, as the editors and reporters became well aware. ,MSS REICH Advisor Left Column QF'ront to Backj-Dick Soderlund, Carla Cossette, Jeff Price, Ken Short. Middle Column-Miss Reich-Advisor, Sue Sandstrom, Susan Walganski, Jim Hestilow, Harry Yenne. Right Column-Beth Pratt, Beverly Cooper, Diana Jones, Bob Hestilow, Linda Clinton, Bill Sparks. Missing-Darlene Cossette, Ray Shawley, Ron Thompson, Kay Young. CONGRATULATIONS' T0 THE' CLASS' OF '55 Fred Tyszko Insurance Agency N Winslow, Wash. BETH PRATT Co-Editor, Hi-Lights DICK SODERLUND Co-Editor, Hi-Lights DOREEN ELDER 'Teen Talk Co-Editor ALICE BRUBACHER 'Teen Talk Co-Editor LIBRARIANS Back Row-Left to right: Diana Jones, Don McKenney, B o b Nishi, Carol Thatcher. Front Row: Teruko Takemoto, Jean Williams, Phyllis Matland. STAGE CREW Back Row-LeRoy Tudor, Law- rence Bixenman, Orville Rye, Hugh Coe, Bob Searcy, Front R o w-Mr. Martinson - Advisor, LeRoy Phillips, Dave Ludlow, Dick Soderlund. me SQUAD Back Row-Ken Sandberg, Bob Searcy, Karl Becker, Dick Gideon, Ed Ellingsen, Lindell Chris- topherson, Lawrence Bixenman. Middle Row-Gary Sivertsen, Connie Selfors, Bob Cave, Gary Eaton, Barney Bourns, Bob Ostrand, Steve Davis. Front Row-Mr. Fox - Advisor, Mickey Ogle, Jackie Jones, Marilyn Griffith, Bob Nishi, Jim Hestilow. PADDLE SQUAD Back Row-Left to right: Or- ville Rye, Don Kelly, Mr. Nun- amaker - Advisor, Dave Ludlow, Connie Selfors. Front Row: Bob Searcy, H a r ry Yenne, Jim Wright, Jack Jones, Dan Riley. P. A. AND MOVIE CREW Back Row-Mr. Hellner - Advis- or, Bill Barnes, Dick Axelson, Mr. Brown - Advisor. Front Row -Mickey Ogle, Tim Davis, Dave Ludlow. X X A xxx X QS HOUSE -COMMITTEE Back Row-Marilyn Griffith. Joan Komedal, Steve Davis, Barney Bourns, Bob Nishi, Mr. Kuss-Advisor. Middle Row-Mutsuko Arima, Kay Delaforce, Helen Davis, Barbara Bergren, Alice Brubncher. Front Row-Janet Jones, Joyce Ku snka, Jackie Jones, Carla Cossette, Jean Ostrand. ,bww ! '-1 :,Sf:sx-T . L .,l,y.l-'sr 3: A ,, ,.... A -. , - + -- - 2' f -, , f V x , . - ' L, ,laws V' , 4, N, 6 -1 - ii 3: -V . N., X. . 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Front Row: Jim Wright, David Short, Tony White, Doug Eaton, John Ogle, Hiro Harui, Mike Nokes, Gary Sutherland, Elihu Pierce, Jim Wilson. Xa Q . it fr W Ni we N325 sp .np K . -vs , Apr, .. JOHN MATLAND LEROY PHILLIPS JERRY ORR All-Star Second Team W L Central Kitsap ---- 6 0 Bainbridge 4 2 South Kitsap 4 2 Port Angeles 3 3 Sequim 2 4 North Kitsap 2 4 Port Townsend ---- 0 6 Back Row-Left to right: Norman Vance, John Sencerbox, Jerry Reitan, Dick Gideon, Richard Pedersen, Mark Barnes, Bill Sparks, Art Warren, Karl Becker, Larry Christopherson, Carl Kul- lander, Joe Kluck. Front Row: Managers Lenny Hanson, Gary Eaton and Leo Williamson, Ron Thompson, Ed Ellingsen, Lindell Christopherson, Curtis Winney, Dave Biddison, Jerry Yost, Dennis Berg, John Cebelak, Dick Bucklin. ED ELLINGSEN NORMAN VANCE LINDELL CHRISTOPHERSON DAVE CAMPBELL KAFIL BECKER RON THOMPSON All State Honorable Mention Sportsmanship Award ED ELLI NGSEN i BASKETBALL ', W L Bainbridge ---- 12 0 South Kitsap ---- 9 3 Sequim 6 6 Port Townsend - - - 6 6 Central Kitsap - - - 5 7 North Kitsap ---- 3 9 Port Angeles - - - - 1 11 BAINBRIDGE OPPONENTS 52--- 5o--- 56--- 74--- 67--- 5s--- es--- 5s--- 69--- 64--- 41--- 49--- es--- 57--- 52--- 6o--- 54.--- 64--- 62--- es--- Bremerton Mount Si - Issaquah - Lake Washington Bremerton - Sequim - - Issaquah - Port Angeles Lake Washington - Mount Si - Central Kitsap North Kitsap Port Townsend South Kitsap Port Angeles Port Townsend Central Kitsap North Kitsap South Kitsap - Sequim - ---39 --E31 ---42 ---51 ---49 ---45 ---53 ---42 ----32 ---45 ---29 ---26 ---47 ---32 ---ss ---54 ---43 -.--45 ---42 ---49 N START DAVE BEACH DICK AXELSON Staf'eEAE,Sta, Team sim All-Star Team stare All-Star Team Honorary Captain Inspirational Player COMPLIMENTS OF Bud's Terminal Service Vlking 3242 Winslow, Wash. SQUAD TOURNAMENT STANDINGS First - - - Darrington Second - - - Bainbridge Third Dayton Fourth - - - Winthrop Fifth - - - Winlock Sixth - - - Newport Seventh - - - Entiat Eighth - - - Zillah BAINBRIDGE OPPONENTS 63 ---- 54 ---- 50- 71 ---- 51 ---- 61 ---- 54 .. - - Forks Sequim Eatonville Palouse Entiat Newport Darrington ----27 ----31 --49 ----44 ----41 ----53 --56 DARRELL WARREN LAWRENCE BIXENMAN GARY EATON RICHARD PEDERSEN MARK BARNES Ray Williamson, Shell Distributor, Bainbridge Island SECOND TEAM BASKETBALL Back Row: Left to rightz.. Mike Walganski, John Eliason, Clarke Maddox, Ken Kusaka, Lindell Christopherson. Front Row: Tom Thatcher, Frank Kitamoto, Dave Biddison, Jack Sarin, Bill Sparks. Some of the most thrilling moments of our sports year were in the second string games, as Bainbridge proved that all the champions weren't playing on the first five. League Scores Bainbridge Opponents Bainbridge Opponents 39 - - Bremerton - - 43 44 - Central Kitsap - 38 31 - - Mount Si - - 24 46 - - North Kitsap - - 34 37 - - Issaquah - - 28 37 - - Port Townsend - - 24 37 - Lake Washington - 47 42 - - South Kitsap - - 51 44 - - Bremerton - - 46 40 - - Port Angeles - - 34 45 - - Sequim - - 46 39 - - Port Townsend - - 46 47 - - Issaquah - - 30 47 - - Central Kitsap - - 46 43 - - Port Angeles -- - 54 55 - - North Kitsap - - 18 34 - Lake Washington - 31 57 - - South Kitsap - - 58 53 - - Mount Si - - 38 57 - - Sequim - - 34 0? BEST WISHES FROM Lowrey's Shoe Box Vlking 2222 Winslow, Wash. SPORTS STORY The referee holds up his hands in the gesture of a touchdown as the Spar- tans win one of the thrilling games of the season. Fans saw a lot of good action on the football field this fall. With only the Spartan Spark for company, the two coaches took a rather long stroll after the game against South. We found that Coach is a man of his word when he fulfilled his promise to walk home after our guys beat Podunk. Dick leaps high into the air as the Spartans start on their winning streak of 26 games. This was taken at the jarnboree which the team easily won. T h e victorious t e a m looks at the trophy which they won with a record o f twelve wins and no losses. One of the most thrill- ing of the earlier games was against Bremerton on our floor. Here, Gene goes in for a lay-up in one of the exciting plays. A f t e r winning second place for the second year in a row, the team prepared to take a well- earned rest. Here, the three tall timbers ex- amine the trophy which they helped to win. BASEBALL DAVE BEACH DAVE slDDlsoN NORMAN vANcE W JON WALTERS MIKE WALGANSK' GENE START HUGH COE TOM THATCHER CHARLEY TREANOR Despite the obstacles of rainy spring weather and inex- perience in the field, our Spartans showed the opposition real competition this year, as they came through with a fine record. COURTESY OF Bainbridge Rexall Drugs Vlking 8813 Winslow, EDDIE ELLINGSEN MIKE NOKES ART WARREN Wash. TENNIS Back Row: Gary Eaton, Bob Ostrand, Barney Bourns, Richard Pedersen, Gene Anderson, Douglas Eaton. Front Row: Hiro Hayashida, Leo Williamson, Bob Cave, Ron Thompson, Jim Wright. Back Row-Left to right: Yasuko Hayashida, Nancy Kroehl, Sue Scott, Betsy Nickum, Anne Haley, Pat Morgan, Dorothy Bixenman, Gloria Doolittle, Janice Stranne, Linda Larson, Geraldine Yocum. Front Row: Elaine Wick, Mary Shepherd, Sally Ostrander, Susan Hayashida, Marlene Clifton, Elaine Nugent, Kitty Dabney. ,ww .. X --ww X A--- 'm Agate Pass Bridge HOMECOMING Queen Barbara and King Dave An event which is looked forward to by all Island residents, as well as the student body, the Homecoming celebration brought many of the old grads back to their Alma. Mater. Honoring the classes of '34 and '44 as well as our own Queen Barbara and King Dave, Homecoming was liked by all who attended. COMPLIMENTS OF Bainbridge Mill Company Vlking 3444 Head of the Bay TOLO A really unusual theme and decorations plus a. record crowd made this first formal dance of the season a big success. Melody Lane lived up to its name! GOOD LUCK Raber's Cabinet Shop Viking 2201 Winslow, Wash. JUNIOR PROM A gay Spanish theme, South of the Border, marked this semi- formal dance given by the Juniors. The music was superb, the food de- licious, and everyone had a grand time. GOOD LUCK FROM New Htmsen Electric -Qlflking 3151 Winslow, Wash SENIOR PLAY Back Row-Left to right: Bob Nishi, Stan Barney Bourns, Alice Brubacher, Steve Davis, low, Jackie Jones, Darlene Cossette, Janet Jerri Pedersen, Helen Davis, Leo Williamson. Janet Jones, Gary Eaton. Missing: Terry Moore. Berg, LeRoy Tudor, Marilyn Griffith, Jeanne Holm. Middle Row: Jim Hesti- Hughes, Carla Cassette, Susan Scott, Front Row: Pat Taylor, Kay Delaforce, A young man's effort to sell a dilapidated dude ranch, an inquisitive bear, and ro- mantic warfare were some of the high lights of Golden River, Bainbridge High Schoo1's first attempt at mu- sical comedy. Most of the participants a g r e e d that the attempt was successful. The results of the long hours of practice were enjoyed by both the cast and the audi- ence. CONGRATULATIONS FROM The Terrace Vlking 3422 Winslow, Wash. Part of the festivities was provided by the kids who had to dress as they did in their younger days. Some good examples are seen here! Remember th e Sopho- more-Freshman party and the noon activities it pro- vided? These kids don't seem to be working too hard. These lucky people re- ceived the highest awards for selling the most maga- zines. We thought the view was interesting. The Line-up. The fellas are receiving their awards for football action. CON Herron's IGA Foodliner Vlking 2020 Winslow, Wilsh- The cherry pie baking contest was a lot of fun for most of the girls who participated. These two hold their prize-winning pies. E RW- At Christmas time the Girls' Club prepared boxes for families on the Island. Here, some of the officers show the results of their labor- An assembly given b y both the Girls' and Boys' Clubs at Christmas featur- ed Mrs. Maxine Thomas. Everyone certainly enjoy- ed hearing her. COURTESY OF Excerpts from the Town- send Assembly. We all thought that it was one of the best we had ever seen. Weaver's Concrete Supplies Vlking 2300 Head of the Bay .I. Holger Christensen Authorized Dealers WESTERN STORES CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '55 LEN'S SHOE REPAIR Winslow, Washington Riley's Variety Store VIKING 3272 Winslow, Washington BEST WISHES from Robert's .lewelers SAM CLARKE, Realtor Vlking 2441 Winslow, Washington BEST WISHES T0 THE GRVADUATING CLASS from LYNWOOD SUNDRIES Bainbridge Beauty Shop MAURINE RODAL Vlking 3511 Bainbridge Gardens Grocery CHOICE MEATS HOME GROWN VEGETABLES viking 3222 HARUI GARDENS Fresh Flowers, Shrubbery, Beddings and Plants FLETCHER BAY VIKING 2313 COMPLIMEN TS OF Head of the Bay Grocery viking 3181 Withington 84 Company Your Guarantee Of Integrity And Responsibilty H. W. WITHINGTON, Brok-er CENTRAL STORE R. C. A. TV HANK RODAL UNderhill 3261 LEW DAUGI-ITER'S Red 8a White EAGLEDALE GROCERY VIKING 2272 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '55 Archie's Winslow Drugs v1king3313 COURTESY OF Bert S. Murley Accountant BEST WISHES from Dr. A. J. Lemieux CONGRATULATIONS FROM VAN LOU I E'S Winslow, Washington TORGESON HARDWARE Garden Supplies Sporting Goods Paints Gift Ware 'Dools Toys Television Appliances POULSBO JUNCTION PH. 0-8114 VAN'S MOTOR PARTS W, E. VAN WAGNER New and Used Auto Parts Winslow On The New Highway GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF '55 from Bennie's Auto Service COURTESY OF Bainbridge Auto Freight Winslow Viking 3456 COMPLIMENTS OF , CARLSON'S FOOD STORE Seabold UN derhill 2801 BEST WIS!-IES from EAGLE HARBOR MARKET Winslow CASEY'S GARAGE LYNWOOD Congratulations Class of '55 Beach's Custom Services COLD STORAGE LOCKERS LAUNDROMATS MEAT FOR LOCKER STORAGE CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '55 HAGEN'S AUTO PARTS Poulsbo, Washington Phone 0-3210 Judd Huney's LYNWOOD MARKET SHOP RITE Vlking 2272 COURTESY OF Art Peterson's Garage PORT BLAICELY, WASHINGTON COMPLIIVIENTS OF Bainbridge Builders Service Own Your Home and Protect It Swede Dahlstrom's Garage POULSBO JUNCTION GOOD LUCK T0 THE CLASS OF '55 from KITSAP COUNTY CO-OP CONGRATULATIONS from W. E. Van Wagner ANDERSON HARDWARE CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '55 Winslow Vlking 2101 Pinneh Webster Insurance Agency Insurance For Every Need Vlking' 3535 VVlnsl0w, VVashingt0n. Lynwood Sanitarium On Beautiful Bainbridge Island X Overlooking Puget Sound COURTESY OF Bainbridge Plumbing 8: Heating Co. Winslow VIking 3411 BEST WISHES FROM Anderson's Thriftway Market CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '55 from Catherine Hahn Martini's Restaurant For Those VVho Prefer To Dine-Not Just Eat Vlking 2100 BEST WIS!-IES from Dr. Thomas Dean BAINBRIDGE HOIVIES BUILT TO ORDER W. .l. ORR, Contractor COIVIPLIIVIENTS OF Ollie Nelson's Meat Market BEST WISHES from Flodin 84 Bergstrom Port Madison Grocery And Supply Company VIKING 2111 COURTESY OF The Village Bake Shop Winslow, Washington CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '55 from THE SOPHOMORE CLASS THE JUNIOR CLASS EXTENDS BEST WVISHES TO THE CLASS OF '55 CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS from THE CLASS OF '58 -. JI s S 1 1 1 5 ii . I 3 - ff H 1? K' L 9'-. ' R , :A i HA : u :T FQ: L- 2 , ' g' M : 7. vi. pe: ' 1 L, i fi F , H ' . A . LI - gl.. V V1 2 H A 'I ni? m- 5 if ix ,If 1 5 ,Q , v QL 75 2 .7 id I f K . 5 1 if