Brewster High School - Shelokum Yearbook (Brewster, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1958 volume:

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It has been a pleasure to have worked with you and to have been of service to you. . . if Superintendent. .li ' i Q KX! in pe. . This has been a good lyear. I am proud to have been a part of it. Pay Shake amd of Zdluamfcan BOARD MEMBERS Cleft to rightj Jack Kirk Pat Troutman Harry As1akso'n, chairman Scott Hull Harold Cox qinsety Behind the scenes are these key members of the public school organization. ln addition to the routine of business and school affairs, they are at times con- fronted' with district and indi- 'vidual problems requiring the wisdom- of Solomon. Their only recompense is their personal satisfaction in the knowledge that 'their efforts have contrib- uted to the growth both of the individual and of the community Sponsored by COMMUNITY MEDICAL CENTER Harold B. Stout, M.D. H. W. 'Lamberton, M.D. Fred C. Schnibbe, M.D. Mrs. Ella B. Davies secretary Zane czfaetiedegczfaeafehmcfba ' , mf l ' and ' BUS DRIVERS Mr. Ray Glessner Mr. A. A. Harris Mr. John Knowlton Mr. S. B. Riggan Mr. William Shenyer qabsentj Mr. Floyd Weide CUSTODIAN Mr. Leo Lautensleger LUNCH ROOM Mrs. Pauline Waddell Mrs. Ruth Haugsven Sponsored by BREWSTER GIFT SHOP GROVER'S BUILDING SUPPLY MR. JAMES HARPER SPANISH CGMMERCIAL SCIENCE ROYE THORNAL MRS F H MORRISON ENGLISH PUBLICATIONS ual r c ' a A . , L, wif W4 . ,W ,W ,, X., . , ,I ,,,, My ' qblfemfefz 1325 -L . . . with school opening on the third-8:55 found the students, administration, and faculty, both old and new, on hand for a general assembly presided over by John Riggan, student body president.. After the introduction of our new superintendent, Mr. Haug- land, and our new teachers, Mr. Waddington and -Mr. Semprimoz- nik, it was back to our classes, back to the gririd,4back to our gripes, and back to everything that makes our high school days so uniquely ours! Our Septem- ber calendar bore X's for the beginning of football practice, the Freshman initiation dance, and the main event of the month -the Big and Little Sister party. , Q- I Q W .. A ' Al -W2 W F Af 1. , x .4 HQ S af s ,N A we ig? tr, I? Q i-,law f 2 4 if 4 Z Lf ' Q '3 1 -Q: hi 'A'fiNw'5y4 J! WWW Waaemfemevzded 7aaZ5aZZ4ea4aa . . . when the Bears traveled to Twisp to defeat the Yellowiac- kets. The glory of victory-the splendor that was theirs-was celebrated at the annual foot- ball banquet. Weary mothers wrote off another highly success- ful affair and students marked off on November's calendar the Pep Club dance, a national as- sembly, F.H.A. installation, the F.H.A. slumber party, and a cake sale by those money-minded Sophomores. 5, , fW'K7 QM Aim? Q N is isis? W ggi if 3' A ig s Qi Q 'ii-5 s ' Y , 4' H i fa rib? ef' L QW f , 3 QW , sf 1 26 ' 5,7 ,Gm my ww W ,gi A 'SEQ3 '-'--m-....,,,,,,. W if www ' if ' l 'sv 3,59 R -V. ,ik my .-.CZ iss. Wane? m7eZz . as the Bears met Winthrop, Twisp, and Oroville to end the regular season. The Bears began their tirst tournament play at the County Tourna.'.lent in Cou- lee Dam. Winning second place, they traveled on to the District Tournament at Grand Coulee. As the Brewster fans went wild, the Bears captured second place trophy and a berth to the State Tournarnent. In other areas this short month was a busy one. X's marked February's calendar for the Sweetheart Ball, an F.H.A. area meeting, a pancake feed by the Publications class, and a Crazy Dress Week sponsored by the Girls' Club. I 1 is nf: iii. ax was wh ,35'- ssl- 121' ' N m A- 666-jified 7714764 . . . found Brewster vacated as i To v?', -X, KW 'A Ts jj. N-M f YQ SLN f 117' s. 'P-'Va Y t H. , ' 4f : L9 sf' gi. 3 '-'- .Vs fl A 3 - - we gg 1.-f Q , ' an 'E s 4 of: 1-, .A '57 ,., 3. i O 'S gg x X1 ' I1 . A f .wxwwa -fiwiffa as. young and old alike, to Spokane to support basketball team. In store them was a time of thrills, oys and anxieties as they the Bears capture sec- place in the State Basket- urnament. The victorious thus brought to a close most successful basketball in the history of Brew- ther X's on the March marked a college con- for the Seniors, the ath- ' banquet volleyball games, sports tournament at Dam, and the end of the ine weeks. 70655 ,being . . . and with spring came spring fever. The F.H.A. held a tolo dance to start off a wondrous three-day spring vacation. As all things must come to an end, so did these good vacation days. The last nine weeks period was upon the students, nine weeks that, in spite of spring, spelled long hours of hard work and, because of spring, moments of horseplay. The Juniors and Seniors held the Junior-Senior Prom. Prom royalty included king, Bill Barrows, queen, Nora Harkinsp prince, Frank Moe: princes, Naomi Kimball. Other X's on the April calendar mark- ed a visit by the Manson Apple Blossom royalty, and a talent show sponsored by the student L-J.. -W--W... 1 K Wx, 5: ,-,' 1 wig I fffa. iiiwfi' I. galil ,L , .pf 5 if V5 ff 1. F . gi K rs Y Y l 'Q , M X f gl f lx 5 if , wg 2 ,W ji' , H e 5 f l ima' - 1 3 ,ii-wmv, 3 IL lx ,5 , ayaa ww, rfy- A V. -f , . giafzdaaa . . . everyone happily awaiting the arrival of summer vacation. Last minute attempts at term papers, home proiects, and book reports kept everyone well oc cupied as the 1958 school year drew to a close. The Seniors sneaked away for a long week end. X's on the calendar marked the F.H.A. style show, a national assembly, a visit from the Wen- atchee Junior College Choir, a wild western Junior class play, the Junior-Senior banquet, base- ball games, track meets, and tennis tournaments. e I 5, Q, -+ me 'Sq' MQ iv 'X uf Z,'z:xiN'i x 35191: A .u Q. 55 4 Q I ,-me -V 7 ,amended in acne . . . with those long-awaited days filled by a happy student body busily tying up the loose ends. The night of June 2 was a ioy- ful, but a serious occasion as the Seniors, capped and gowned, one by one turned their tassels. Fun, frolic and food marked the annual year-end picnic, June 3. Teachers wrapped it all up on the fourth and on June 5 the last X was marked. ,Mata Vaimzuqw- t z QUEEN NORA KING BILLY amine-Sender: Ffmm PRINCE FRANK PRINCESS NAOMI amdafz-Semin Zcmguez' 7754 4 Zmzcea Sponsored by GEORGE M. RASQUE 6. SON BREWSTER TIRE SHOP ARCHITECTS . Spokane Washington Brewster, Washlngton THE ANGEL OF RED CANYON Cast: iStanding, left to righty, Larry Morley, Roger Williams, Vernon Hall, Mrs. Moe, advisor, Frank Moe, Connei Harris, Ronald Raub, Norman Fitzhugh, Lynn Unger, Bob Johnston, Loretta McGowan, Armond Gendrong seated: Michon Dundas, Vicki Thrapp, Sharon Damian, Mariella Mass, Virginia Pierson, Sue Riggan. 'is W 9 e,,,p0 a I K' IOHN RIGGAN B Club 3, 4, Kodiak Club 1, 2, 33 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 -President 4, Class Officer 3, Treasurer, ASB President 45 Football 3, 43 Class Play 4, Student Council 3, 4, Boys' State 3. Q BARBARA SCHU'I'I'ER Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 35 Class Officer 1, Treasurerg Minor Sports 1, 2, 43 Student Council'3, 4, Girls' Club 1, 2, 3 49 President Girls' Club 2, 35 DARLENE LIVINGSTON F.H.A. 1, 2, 33 Chorus 45 Class Officer, Secretary, 1, Minor Sports 1, 2, Girls' Club 1, 2, 3. J Sponsored by BREWSTER MACHINE SHOP CHEVROLET GARAGE WAYLAND LOWRANCE B Club 2, 3, 45 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. Treasurer 33 Bear Facts Staff 49 Shelokum Staff 45 Base- ball 2, 3, 43 Minor Sports 4: Class Play 4. GLENN HARRISON B Club 2, 3, 45 Class President 49 A.S.B. Ass't Treas. 2, Treas. 3: Foot-ball 2, 3, 43 Basketball 3, 43 Class Play 43 Student Council 2, 3, 4, Student Leadership Council 2. QW rjjs f . , Aw, 7 ' ff Www, ,f -X MARGARET MILLER F.H.A. 1, 2, Band 33 Bear Facts Staff 4, Shelokum 'Staff 49 Class Play 45 Girls' Club 1, 2, 3, 4. JUDY HUBBARD F.H.A. 1, 2, 3: Chorus 4: Class Secretary 45 Bear Facts Staff 45 Shelokum Staff 43 Class Play 4g Majorette 2, 33 Girls' Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Sponsored -by RALPH BROOKHART Gohemionl CLARENCE HOGAN F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 49 Treas. 4, Chorus 4, Minor Sports 4. CARL 'DOBSON Bear Facts staff 4g Shelokum Staff 43 Minor Sports 2, 4g F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 F.F.A. Reporter 33 Sentinel for F.F.A. 4. Sponsored by FOOD CENTER. NORA I-IARKINS Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 49 Class Officer Secretary 3g Student Body Officer Secretary 4, Queen of Junior-Senior Prom 45 Girls' Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Clulb Treasurer 33 F.H.A. Treasurer 3. ANN, GALBRAITH F.H.A. 1, Chorus 49 Class Play 43 Girls' C1ub,1, 2, 3, 4. OKANOGAN COUNTY MEDICAL Okanogan, Washington GARY I-IOLLOWAY B Club 2, 3, 45 Bear Facts Staff 3, Shelokum Staff 35 Football 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Baseball 33 Class Play 43 Secnd All State Basketball Team 4, V ,... . 7 Km, ,.. -' , f f ., ,Ma-fl,.y,l., 2- .24 4, s- .x...,,.,-:Q 14 M f 91,33 QQNIN 5, , ,, an-,,.,,-If 'YS . , :: fi' - .fy .. 12 1 ,,. 1 ,--f, M,2,,,lf,1g2f was V 1 2 .5 : . f ,ff , . 3 , 3 , . .,,u . , ., 5,--7, Wg-3 'V u 5 .- pe? S f ,nh K -:fkilggg f K 1 . 1 , ' ' f,iY15'lik'3f.-33H21 Z, s 3' 3 v A V ' 7 I Z1 1.331 233355-,gi X, y ,, A , .,,, 57,1 . f, ff ,.AT3!:,f1: A. 1 .J Y' ifariievfvzi -.1 .- . -' ,'lff,:r 'Af:w,-2,21 JOHN DOUGLAS B Club 3, 43 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 A. Sec. 43 Football 3, 43 Track 33 Minor Sports 43 Class Play 4. JOAN McGARR Pep Club 3. 43 Pep Club President 43 F H.A. Vice President 43 Girls' Club Plays 43 Class Play 43 Stu- dent Council 43 Girls' State 4. ..,.,. - ,s QW, Q V E ' ' 575 THELMA RIGGS Spanish Club 33 F.H.A. 1, 23 Cho- rus 43 Girls' Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Librarian 3, 4. Sponsored -by BERT'S BARBER SHOP BREWSTER CLEANERS BILL BARROWS B Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Pres. Spanish Class' 33 Football 2, 3, 43 Basket- ball 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 33 Minor Sports 43 Class Play 4. 2 l C 3 33 V, , ,Vi 'DENNIS BEAUDOIN -B Club 1, 2, 3, 43 F.F.A. 1, 43 Cho- rus 33 Bear Facts Staff 43 Shelo- kum Staff 43 Football 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Minor Sports 1, 2, 4. VIRGINIA WILLMS Transferred from Pateros 23 F.H. A. 2, 33 Bear Facts Staff 3, 4 Shelokum Ed. 43 Minor Sports 2 Class Play 43 Student Council 3 Majorette 3: Girls' Club 1, 2, 3, 4 gt 1 1 ! is , Kb MARY LYNDA WILSON Drum Majorette 1, 23 Girl of the Month 33 Band 1, 23 Chorus 33 Class President 23 Student Body Ass't Treas. 3, 43 ,Minor Sports 1, 23 Girls' Club Plays 1, 23 Student Council 2, 3, 43 F.H.A. 1, 2, 33 Pep Club iDrill Leader 3,9 2, 3, 4. Sponsored by MEADOWMOOR DAIRY Omak, Washington IMMIGRANT HOTEL LEON ALLISON B Club 3, 43 F.F.A. 1, 3, 43 F.F.A. Vice Pres. 43 Bear Facts Staff 43 Shelokum Staff 43 Minor Sports 43 Baseball 43 Football Mgr. 3. AL MAAS F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 25 Bear Facts Staff 45 Shelokum Staff 45 Minor Sports 25 Bear Facts Editor 4. JUDY WADDELL Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 35 Girls' State 35 Band 1, 2, 45 Band Secretary-Treasurer 15 Min- or Ports 1, 2, 45 Girls' Club Plays 1, 25 Class Play 45 Student Coun- cil 35 Girls' Club 1, 2, 3, 45 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3. 45 F.H.A. Secretary 25 F.H.A. Songleader 3, 4. PWM SHARON HOVDE Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 45 Class Officer Sergeant at Arms 25 Girls' State 3: Girls' Club Plays 45 Class Plays 45 Student Council 35 Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Sponsored by VIRGINIA CITYMOTOR COURT BREWSTER BODY SHOP HERB LOOP F.F.A 3 45 Chorus 45 Vice Presi dent of Class 1. ROY HOLMES B Club 45 Kodiak Club 35 Band 1, 3, 43 Min-or Sports 2, 45 Class Play 45 Student Council 4. MELVIN SNODGRASS F.F.A. 1, 3. 4: Chorus 4: M11101' Sports 1. IUDITH MACRAE Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 43 Class Treas. 45 Minor Sports 4, Class Play 43 Student Council 45 Girls' Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Sponsored by BERGER'S IEWELERS WESTERN AUTO 1 353, ay, SQ Z: , , , 5, , K sy, ,. Class Motto: lnto Today Already Walks Tomorrow Class Colors: Green and White Class Flower: Gladiola TWELVE YEARS TOGETHER Zczccafmneale fame 7, .7755 Qfanafza Americah Leglon Award Sharon Hovde Valedictorlan John Riggan U. of W. Scholarship John Riggan Okan-ogan Co. Nurses Scholarship Barbara Schutter Salutatorian Barbara Schutter C1t1zensh1p Award Barbara Schutter 2, 7255 P. T. A. Scholarship Judy Waddell Athletic Award Glenn Harrison CAST Dexter Smith - Glenn Harrison Ma Smith - Judy Mac Rae Dotty Smith - Joan McGarr Joe Pauley - Wayland Lowrance Marcella Payne - Mary Lynda Wilson Dash Harris - Sharon Hovde- Dutch Kelly - Barbara Schutter Liz - Judy Waddell John - John Riggan Beef - Roy Holmes Felix - Bill Barrows Jack - Gary Holloway Mrs Payne - Virginia Willms Pinky - Ann Galbraith Blinky - Margaret Miller Stinky - Judy Hubbard Sa 7464 74 Zhu fr mica Decemfm 77. l?57 Sponsored by PACKER-SCO'I'1' CO. Seattle, Washington HEATH NURSERY Brewster, Washington ' M 1 , z,.,..,d, 1: v 'fd zfifdlwfuie' A .KW Q- A W., N19 , x J ,L WEQWFQ i f 5 . ,gm Q . ,MQQ-Q,g Q .sf we Ya U -F6 ,-, A005151- we 'K he 5 J AV J' Q ' ' . 51,5 Clarence Roy Holmes Judy MacRae Judy Waddell . if mme 66444 Back row Cleft to rightj: J. Carrier, N. Fitzhugh, A. Gen dron, R. Williams, D. Christensen, F. Rawley. Tliird row: B. Johnston, J. Rawley, S. Riggan, R. Wert, G. 'Wallace, R. Raub, V. Hall, J. Webster. Secon-d row: V. Pierson, S King T. Moore, M. Maas, N. Kimball, D. Folkes, C. McCullough, F. Moe, -L. McGowan. Front row: S. Damian, .Ung . V. Thrabp, C. Harris, D. Harrison, -L. Morley, P. Van Loan, M. Dundas, C. Waggoner, L GI' OFFICERS President-Phillip Van Loan Vice President-Naomi Kimball Secretary-Diane Harrison Treasurer-Sunny King Sponsored by BREWSTER CLEANERS IMMIGRANT HOTEL f' Sa maze 6544 4 B. Edson, J. Williams, J. Grov- Back row Cleft to rightlz A. Johnson, H. Bertram, D. Riggan, D. Holmes, R. Weide, er, P. Pickett. Second row: M. Riggan, T. Olsen, C. Duling, M. Gregg, M. Whittier, B. Rager, M. Peters, J. Galbraith Front row: T. Christensen, G. McKnight, M. Knowlton, A. Hymer, L. Munson, K. C. Hadley. OFFICERS President- Lynn 'Munson Vice-President- Alvin Hymer Secretary- Karren' Kittel Treasurer- David Holmes Sponsored by BREWSTER C0-OP Brewster, Washington Kittel, L. Crofoot, R. Cramer f , If S V sq- X. 1 Mac .a.d ram nod rass B Febus C Bordner S Lon Third row J Crowder P Boersma Back row: L. Pierson, S. Bert , S. S g , . , . , . g. : . , . P. Hammons, S. Driessen, M. Wallace, J. McCullough, J. Shrable, L. Howell, D. McManis. Second row: A. Mumma J. Hubbard, C. Housden, C. Kimball, B. Weide, K. Dundas, S. Brown, C. Gendron, H. Bonar, B. Folkes. Front row P. Troutman, N. Jacobsen, N. Beaudoin, W. Riggan, E. Harkins, S. Soom, N. Decker, W. Pitts, B. Dobson, J. John- ston, J. Hauswirth. OFFICERS President- Newell Decker Vice-President- Willis Pitts Secretary- Edna Lynn Harkins Treasurer- Wanda Riggan I 1 5 rl' fd I D YY 5FQ'l mb limi: vw qw 0 W' q,cw NINE WEEKS Freshmen Sand Driessen Edna Harkins Janiht Crowder Newell Decker ,HONOR ROLL FIRST : : y , , , , Patsy Troutman. Sopihomores: Judy Grover, Carole Hadley, John King. Juniors: Sharon Damian, Sunny King, Mar- iella Maas, Loretta McGowan, Frank Moe, Fred Rawley, Sue Riggan, Roger Wert. Seniors: Nora Harkins, Sharon Hovde, Judy Hubbard, Barbara Schutter, Virginia Willms, John Riggan, Judy Waddell. HONOR ROLL SECOND NINE WEEKS: Freshmen: Edna Harkins, Patsy Troutman. Sophomores: Rene Cramer, Betty E-dson. Juniors: Sharon Damian, Mariella Maas, Loretta McGowan, Frank Moe, Roger Wert. Seniors: Nora Harkins, John Riggan, Barbara Schutter, Judy Waddell, Virginia Willms. HONOR ROLL THIRD NINE WEEKS: Freshmen: Janith Crowder, Edna Harkins, Patsy Troutman. Sophomores: Rene Cramer, Betty Edson. Juniors: Sharon Damian, 'Sunny King, Mariella .Maas, Loretta McGowan, Frank Moe, Jo Anne Rawley. Seniors: Nora Harkins, Judy Hubbard, Ron Lautensleger, John Riggan, Barbara Schutter, Virginia Willms, Judy Waddell. HONOR ROLL LAST NINE WEEKS: Freshmen: Patsy Troutman, Janith Crowder, Edna Harkins, Larry Pierson. Juniors: Sophomores: Rene Cramer, Carole Hadley, Karren Kittel, Gerald McKnight, Phyllis Pickett, Betty Edson. N Harkins, John Riggan, Virginia Willms, Thelma Sharon Damian, Mariella Maas. Seniors: John Douglas, ora Riggs, Bill Barrows, Sharon Hovde, Judy Waddell, Judy Hubbard, Joan McGarr, Barbara Schutter. as iz is ,isa EQ 0 W miwvw laden!! Zocmcif Back row Cleft to rightjz J. McGarr, L. McGowan, B. Sch utter, P. Van Loan, S. Riggan, T. Moore, J. MacRae, R Holmes, D. Folkes, V. Hall. Front row: F. Moe, M.L. Wilson, J. Riggan, G. Wallace, N. 'Harkins, L. Munson. Adviser: MR. RAY SHEAHAN ,Wa Assistant Treasurer Secretary Treasurer - Frank M09 - Nora HarkiI'1S - Mary Lynda Wilson OFFICERS President John Rlggan Vice President - Garold Wallace ,+A A.. Q qs , ,...,, i w.wsg ff5.,,p2f f--- f QF . , 7 f..,' , W , 'L - . .. !?fEf.'liQ'E5,,3fi if . gem 744154 ieiakam Standing: Jo Anne Rawley, Michon Dundas, Leon Allison, Wayiand Lowr- ance, Dennis Beaudoin, Carl Dobson, Judy Hubbard. Seated: Marlella Maas. Sharon Damian, Clyde McCullough, A1 Maas, Virginia Willms. Adviser: MRS. F. H. MORRISON EDITOR BEAR FACTS AL MAAS EDITOR SHELOKUM VIRGINIA WILLMS f-' f J 5 'OFFICERS Presldent - J oan Secretary - Judy www f'? Uvlf ' In f'A f SE? 1 V .kg Aw! 'J LX, Y' iy --Ji I J f Q f' X1..f ff: 1 H JXKQ -f LA , ff L-w fi wi 1,-law HKU f- V5 ff I ,A ' f.,S:.l..l . , fl Vkak 1 N. K ' .Lb . 1 A . f x Wm ' f f- vfxwmrfl' ,Q 1' i ty gg Q W .I , 4 I 5, 'R 1 ' I 2 0 4. .l ,. L 4mm y Adviser: Mn. nova THORNAL I 1 ' OFFICERS Secretary- John Douglas Presldent Clyde McCullough Vlce-Pres1dent- Leon Allison Treasurer Clarence Hogan Reporter- Meryn Gregg Sentinel- Carl Dobson Sgt.-at-Arms- Al Maas Quia ' 66415 OFFICERS President - Barbara Schutter Vice President- Karen Kittel Secretary- Mariella Maas Treasurer-- Rene Cramer Sigt.-at-Arms- Birdie Rager Adviser: MRS. HARRY MOE OFFICERS Presldent Vernon Hall Vice-President- Bill Barrows Secretary-'I'reasurer- Glenn Harrison Adviser: MR. 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Top row: Mac Riggan, John Douglas, John Riggan, Philip VanLoan, Roger Williams, Nor- man Fitzhugh, Roy Holmes. Despite a third place iinish in the Round Robin the Bears finished second in league play with a three-win, one loss and one tie, and an overall record of four wins, two losses, and one tie. Two serious injuries were sustained this season. A leg broken during practice benched Dennis Beaudoin, senior. He was soon joined by Roger Weert, junior-out of commission by a broken ankle. Sept 13-Round Robin-third place, Okanogan Sept. 20-Manson ...... 7 Brewster 15-Here Sept. 27-Pateros ........ 0 Brewster .... 44-Here Oct. 4-Tonasket .. 14 Brewster 20-Here Oct. 11-Coulee Dam 13 Brewster 7-There Oct. 18-Bridgeport.. 25 Brewster 7-There Oct. 25-Okanogan .. 6 Brewster 14-Here Nov. 1-Oroville .... Cancelled ...... -There Nov. 8-Twisp .......... 6 Brewster .... 6-There Practice-Wen. 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