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

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Senior Favorites Fort Bragg takes pride and joy When pointing to the few, Who have proved themselves to be the best In everything we honor you. The student vote has made a choice A race youlve run so fleet, Selecting you the outstanding Wolves To make our school complete. Among you stand the friendliest And most likely to succeed, The spirit of the best in youth We have on you agreed. The talented, the quick, the fine Are in our hall of fame, Along with those most popular Or who have made a name. See for yourself why we salute The '59 Fort Bragg sensations, We know they'll go a long, long way To reach their dreams and aspirations. Friendliest Richard Silvis Marie Montgomery Best Dancers Barbara Johnson Gary Dunsing

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Ninth Grade, 1956 We have reached the pinnacle of Junior High. Bob Copland presides at the Student Body meetings and Judge Steve Vaughn at Hall Guard meetings. We get a taste of high school life with some of our boys going out for high school sports, and girls participating in the Motherfs Tea and Girls, Glee. We con- tribute to the Jamboree and make high school news in the Howl and the i'Breath. Things were really hopping when Tom Carine, Neil Barbour, and Lloyd Dahl let a bagful of baby frogs loose in class. On graduation we packed the Cotton Auditorium in our Sunday best and applauded when Barbara John- son and Roger Peirce received the American Legion Awards. Our Junior High exit was made to the familiar strains of Farewell to Thee. Tenth Grade, 1957 We have arrived! We call ourselves Sophomores and life takes on more mean- ing. We find ourselves members of G.A.A., F.H.A., Pep Club, Block F.B., Mixed Chorus, Band, C.S.F., Breath Staff, Boys' Glee, Howl Staff, Girls' Glee, and Student Council. We were real proud when Leslie Peaker was elected from our Marie and Larry - Sen- ranks to serve as a cheerleader. Deanna Hellen and Joyce Kujala stole the iof King and Queen- show at the Jamboree with their pantomime of Bridey Murphy. Our new experiences include dissecting animals in Mr. West's biology class. Eleventh Grade, 1958 Time accelerates, it's football season and we are Juniors. Go Ratty, Go! is heard at the games as our own Larry Molseed leads the attack. The colorful Victor Herbert operetta, The Fortune Teller was very entertaining with most of the male leads performed by Junior boys. Mike Sedg- wick has made news with his artistic talent and Sylvia Erick- son has won the Lions Club Speaking Contest. Mrs. Meyers is putting us all through our paces with demonstrations and speeches. Steve Vaughn has covered himself with glory getting an A on his speech. Harry Shafsky and Deanna Hellen, chair- maning our Jr. Prom came up with something new in the .way of themes - Jungle Interlude. Twelfth Grade, 1959 Seniors at last and our high school days are numbered. Such a short time and so much to do. After an exciting football season, we found the curtain going up on our last Jamboree. It turned out to be one of the best in several years. Who can forget Ah, I Our Senior advisors - Mr. Wood, Mrs. Remember It Well?', Our last basketball season was a glorious Wakefleyr and Mr' Day- one and came to a crashing conclusion in our game with Napa. Our Senior Ball, better known as the Snow Ball', was unique in that it made a profit, which was probably due to the watchful eye of our Sr. advisor, Mrs. Wakerley. Our last winter event was the Senior Play - rated excellent, and suddenly it's spring. With a full calendar of events we are left with only a few short weeks. So many events crowd and hurry our last days together: Folk Dance Frolic, Baseball games, Jr. Prom, Skip Day, Track meets, Banquets, and finals. Graduation with all its pomp and ceremony and the night that follows, brings a finale to our class history. And so dear Diary, we go our separate ways richly en- dowed with the memories and friendships we made together. The Class of '59 Graduation. 5 1

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