Fort Bragg High School - Breath of Ocean Yearbook (Fort Bragg, CA)

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l-TOWL STAFF FirsT Row lleTT To righTl: BeTTy Bullard, Rebecca Clarlc, Colleen lvlclvlahon, Miriam KoThgassner. Row Two lleTT To righTl: Bonnie Jensen, Bobby Wood, Raymond Olinslcy, Aili Cloclcers. BREAKER STAFF BoTTom Row: Elwin ThornquisT Miriam Kofhgassner, Bill Colombi, BeTTy Bullard, Wally Brown, Doro- Thy McGuire, l-lomerzill, GerTrude Luoma, Raymond Olinslcy. CenTer Row: Colleen Silveira, RuTh Wheeler, Carol RanTala, Mar- gareT Grant Ann Lee SToddard, June Carlson, Mayme Kolcko, Jo Ann Rowe, Geraldine Brown Top Row: Angelo MaTTini, Lillian llcola, Norma Bainbridge, Marie lvlasolini, John Michael, Jean Kemppe, Louise Gianuzzi, Bill Philips. TIMBERWCLVES HOWL The senior English class, as has been The TradiTion, Took over The wriTing OT The Timberwolves l-lowl and had iT published weelcly, as usual in The AdvocaTe. They have been responsible Tor all arTicles published under The name oT The Timberwolves l-lowl and have Tried Throuqhour The year To give The public an idea OT whaT goes on in our high school. The sTaTT gained much valuable experience in iournalism in Their eTTorTs To malce This year's The besT Timberwolves T-lowl ever. BREAKER This year The school paper, The Brealcer, was reborn under The advisorship OT lvliss Gronlund. The Brealcer worlcers sTarTed Trom scraTch Tinancially and liTerarily and The sTaTT worlced hard To achieve iTs goal. Their hope was To prove Themselves worThy, capable and willing To publish a successTul school paper. IT They have reached Their goal They have laid The ToundaTions Tor a larger and more iournalisTically successTul Breaker nexT year, and can puT away Their Tools wiTh saTisTacTion. Tl-TE STAFF

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SIIHIIIII IIHIEIIIIHII '43-'44 Sepfember I3 School begins--Enough abouf fhaf. Sepfember I4 Sophomore Recepfion-Thaf sure was ringing in fhe new! Sepfember 24 Girls' League I-Ii Jinx-The fairer sex has fun-alone! Ocfober 22 Junior Dance-And do fhe Juniors break loose. November IO Breaker Theafer Parfy-Work raises funds for Paper. November I I Armisfice Day-A breafher and already we need if. Also fhe day our foofball feam almosf beaf Eureka. 27-23. November I2 Senior Formal-Somefhing new has been added. Buf good. November I7 Terrible shock-reporf cards ouf and accompanied by affendance reporfs. November I8 Anofher shock-Senior finfypes faken! November I9 Grland Vicfory on fhe foofball furf. Rah! Rah! November 22 Thanksgiving-A fwo day fime ouI ' for furkey. December I I Jamboree-An all fime-all fimer of a financial success. The Dance and Afhlefics wenf over fhe fop fo a final, glorious climax. December I7 Chrisfmas Program-Peace on Earfh, Good Will Toward Ivlen--Tomorrow. December 22 Chrisfmas Vacafion-Dear Sanfa Claus .... January I New Year's resolufions made. January 3 Back fo school. Whaf didia gef for Chrisfmas? All New Year's resolufions broken by fhis fime. February 4 Miss Jimmy casf. February 9 Prinfed Breaker appears-a goal is won. February I I Vicfory in Baskefball-Willifs doomed fo defeaf. February I2 Band Show-Sfardusfers appear-Band nefs all fime high. February I8 Junior Prom Benefif-and fhe school swings ouf. February 22 George Washingfon's Birfhday-Whaf, no holiday? February 23 Band Show Parfy-Faculfy Four provides music. February 25 Annual Girl Dafe Boy Dance -The Leap Year Limp. Whaf's Sadie I-Iawkins gof on us? February 25 Excifemenf! B's fake league championship in baskefballg A's lose ouf. Ivlarch I I Senior Play -- Ah! Romeo! - Juliefl Ivlarch I7 I Sfudenf body makes money on a benefif dance. Ivlarch 25 Opereffa-Tune In! Sfarring Norma Bainbridge-La! La! Ivlarch 25 C.S.F. Dance--follow up on fhe Opereffa. April 3-8 Fasfer Vacafion--Ah! Spring! April I4 Sophomore Refurn-Life from fhe Sophomores!!! Af Iasf! April 24-29 Public Schools Week-So we show off fo our parenfs. Ivlay I2 Junior Prom-Dufch Garden fheme-soff music-7 June 2 Graduafion-A beginning and an end.

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I CALIFORNIA SCOLARSI-IIP FEDERATION FirsT Row IIefT To righTI: Lorena Wilder, Frances Afwood, CoIIeen SiIveira, Mayme KoIcIco, Gerfrude Luoma, Louise Gianuzzi, Norma Bainbridge, Ann Lee Sfoddard, Do- Iores Gunnar, Dorofhy McGuire. Second Row IIefT To righTI: Lois I-Iufhnance, Shirley MuIvahiII, Jean Kemppe, Marie MasoIini, Miriam Kofhqassner, ParneIa Sfoddard, MeIba Smifh, Bernice Anderson, Beffy BuIIard. Third Row Ileff To righTI : Arfhur Morley, Bob Celeri, Ernesf Jacob- son, EIwin ThornquisT. DRAMATICS FirsT Row: Pafricia Purbeck, Ger- aIdine Brown, June CarIson, Mar- qaref Granf. Second Row: Rebecca Clark, CoIIeen McMahon, Mariorie Davis. CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION Chapfer 284 of The California Scholarship Federafion swung righT inTo acTion as soon as school began, eIecTing iTs officers for The year. They were, for The firsT semesTer: PresidenT, Marie MasoIini: Secrelrary-Treasurer, Mayme Kokko: Vice Presidenf, MeIba Smifh. Miss Glenna Trevarrow was our adviser and did everyThing In her power To heIp us along. Our annual IniTiaTion BanqueT was held on February I5 aT which The new members were presenTed and accepfed. We were granTed concessions on Old CIoThes Day in The form of pop-corn sales, soda waTer sales, and a Theafre parTy. We gave a dance immediaTeIy foIIowing The opereTTa To raise money for The annual Senior Tour. The dance was a success and This enaIoIed The Seniors To make Their Trip To various universiTies. Second semesTer officers were: Presidenf, GerTrude Luomag Secrefary-Treasurer, BeTTy Bullard: Vice Presidenf, Miriam KoThgassner. Probables for Iife membership This year were: Miriam Kofhgassner, BeTTy Bullard, Bob CeIeri, Dolores Gunnar, Melba Smifh, Bernice Anderson, Shirley MuIvahiII, and ArThur Morley. AII of us were sorry To see The end of The year come and To see The Seniors go buT we are sure ThaT There wiII be DRAMATICS This year's dramaTics cIass has been a small one, buf if has accomplished much. The cIass sfudied and experimenfed wiTh make-up and found iT very inTeresTing, as weII as useful. The ouTsTanding play puT on by The dramafics class was, Mushroom PaTTies a comedy which was presenTed for The Jamboree. Much work was puT info This pIay by The casT and iT was enjoyed by everyone. equally worThy sTudenTs To Till Thir vacancy.