Newport High School - Bruin Yearbook (Newport, WA)

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Boys' Federation:- President --------------------- Ward Fowler Vice-President ------ m ------------ James Bishop Secretary and Treisurer -------------- Lee Berry Adviser ---------------------- Mr. McNeil The Federation is composed of boys net belonging to the Grizzly Club or the Letter WNW. Being organized just this your es e single unit they have concentrated upon getting a charter. Student Association and Student Council:- President -------------------- Harold Larsen A Vice-President ----------------- Ronald Andersen Secretary -------------------- Isabel Wnlgren Treasurer -------------------- Ethel Terlson Student Council Carol Adams Representatives ----------------- Alfred Lear Under the above officers the Student Association of the school year of 1952 and 1955 have proved very successful in giving an All High School Revue. On April 26, it sponsored Clean Up Dey when the boys worked on the athletic field and the girls cleaned up the build- ing and grounds. The tennis courts were put into condition for this year's tournament. The Student Council officers are the some as those of the Student Association and it is composed of other representatives from all organizations with charters. They meet before each Student Association meeting and discuss the business before bringing it before the Association. They also have charge of all athletics.

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Girls' League:- Prgsidentf-is .------- -------- - Jean Braddock ViCg.Pr05idQnt - m ------ - - ------ Dorothy Holcmib Sgcretgry ------- ------------ Mi1dTGd ElR6T Trggsurer --------------- - - - - FlOrCnC6 Jones Student Council Representative -------- Uinifrod Sewell Adviser --------- ------ - ---- M155 Kelsey During the school year of 1952 and 1955 the above listed officers served the Girls' League. Under these officers there were sponsored hikes by which girls who took the required per cent of the hikes were awarded letters, e WBig and Little Sistern birthday party, new curtains and couch cover for the rest room, end n scholarship emblem which was awarded this year to Isabel Whlgren. Letter WNW Club:- President ------------------- Harold Larsen Vice-President ----------- - ---- Jack Littooy Secretary and Treasurer ------------ Winston Anderson Student Council Representative -------- Ronald Anderson Adviser ---------- - ---------- Mr. Mathews The Letter WNW Club is composed of the boys who have won letters in one of the three mejor sports. This year five new members were initiated into the club. The sponsoring of e dance, bssketbsll game, and candy sale to raise funds for sweat suits for the basket-bell team were its main activities. Grizzly Club:- Prosident ------------------- Charles Pulford Vice-President ---------------- Charles Trask Secretory --------- - --------- Leslie Blocker Treasurer ---- ----- - --------- Dale Bodell Adviser -------------------- Mr. Crosetto This club, composed of boys who have won emblems in one of the three major sports and debating, has only been organized this last year so have concentrated on getting themselves a charter. This year, they have awarded a Sportsmanship Cup to an outstanding individual on the'bssketball squad. It was presented to Winston Anderson.

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CLUBS Each teacher has organized a club, which meets once a week during activity period. Mr. Waller supervises the Dramatics club. In this group they study the art of acting, and they have worked on several one-act plays Mr. Crosetto's Manual Arts group, composed of girls, study the names of tools and do simple carpentry work . Mr. McNeil's group, the International Relations, study our international contacts with other nations. Reports are given each meeting on some phase of the United States' relations with other nations. Miss Patterson supervises the At Ease group. A general investigation of etiquette used in everyday life is made and the members are acquiring some really valuable information about this. Miss Schultz has organized a Debate end Public Speaking club, which is learning the art of public speaking, and which works on all the points of debating. Miss Kreuger supervises n Penmnnship group. The members of it are attempting to improve their handwriting by various methods- L push pulls, ovels and alphabetical practice. Mr. Mathews supervises the Science club. Talks are given on atoms, rare phenomena, stars and various other subjects. They indulge in many interesting and educational discussions on phil- osophy and psychology. These clubs are organized for the benefit and enjoyment of each pupil, so that he can study outside the regular school curriculum things in which he is especially interested. It is believed that their purpose is very well fulfilled.