West High School - Cat Log Yearbook (Bremerton, WA)

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BOOKTER 1031 i-V A L EIIVUI I-arewell old Bremerton Hwh Farewell for we meet no more louse caused us many a srgh And yet as we leaye your door Know mg this txme IS the last That the tlme has come to depart A Joy that was rs past NllSSlIlg from round our heart Pour years of laughter and toll Ifour years and now we are through Through wlth the mldmght o1l And through wxth the laughter too We leave our work well done We re frosh 1n the term begun Frosh 111 the school of IIVC Wlldcats of Bremerton Hrgh Nlay tlme but lncrease your fame Nlay the cast of each new dle Brmg honor upon your name Vie worked for you heart and soul Trred to be loyal and true Now mem ry alone reads the roll Of the Class of Thlrty two Good-Bye Four hrgh school years haxe passed and we must say good bye to you We welcome you who take our place here and wlsh you lots of luck the whole year through Yours to carry on the old tradrtrons of our clrss And classmates though to part IS best we ll not forget our dear old B I-I S One more step we we gaxned toward our goal that s at the top And now were free to take our places and do the thmgs that we are meant to do VH w1ll wear a smrle though skxes may not always be blue And so good bye were takmg wlth us our memorres of the class of 39 ENINIA KIDRICK P445 Trturtx tn: 1. 1- A A - A A A - - - - A A A -'v I '1 1-:--m:A:-T' iA1-ifim A: 7 A - , ' .DZ ' v. . l- ' To begin another strife. A , V Av , .. . 4 . 'Q 1' V - - W v'v ' ' f v K ' r ', v' Y ' ' ' Y V .

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BOOKTEII 1931 .A .,2-vga,-,E 4- .4- C AMER SH! SEN IORS Jacob Ash Jim Hoey Horace Burks Leona Horgan Bllly Calvert Darrel Naxsh Ted Hevutt George Personette Mildred Stark CLASS MOTTO Not on top but chmbmg CLASS FLOWFR Whlte Rose History of the Class of '52 Some four years ago there was but a barren place ID the l1ves of about one hundred and flfty boys and glrls when they entered Bremerton Hxgh School to commence their hlgh school daze There was but an empty shore l1ne wxth treacherous rocks waltmg to brlng dlsaster to ome unfortunate Shlp But durlng thelr f1rst year these boys and glrls became students and bullt the foundation for the llght house whxch was to shme for all txme as a slgnal of a well spent four years to others who mlght need guldance Durxng this tlme a very splashy party was held every freshman enjoyed the party The cement workers to lay this foundatlon were Edward Maurer John Randall Dorothy Kelley and Eleanor Flesher w1th Mlss Reeves as Overseer In the sophomore year a sturdy wall was fashloned by the labor of these w1ll1ng students Th1s year as ln all thelr years they supported and took part 1D a plcmc 1n the merry sprlng tlme The brlck layers for the walls were Harold Kemp Helen Hood Eleanor Flesher and Eugene Oldham w1th Mxss Dodge act1ng as foreman Perhaps the hardest uphlll grlnd of all was bulldlng the stairs to the top as upper classmen Thlngs somehow were changed and there was a great deal more to do than ever before but always thls cla s of 32 was an example to the two classes belovs 1t These Jumors gave a Prom vshlch vull be long remembered because of the beautlful decoratzons and the marvelous txme everyone had The Jolners for bulldmg the staxrway were Maxme Kemp Bob Works Dorls Gunnar AIICE Hout and Dorothy Wall vuth Mxss Hoffman as planner The great day came they were semors at last They were the leaders The crovunmg act of thexr EdlflC9 had to be completed The hght had to be lnstalled and set to work ln thxs llght house of the class of 32 so thelr four years ended ln fun frollc and glory There was the Semor Ball the Sen1or Sneak and Com mencement Flnally the four year task vsas completed The electrlclans who completed thxs vuork were Mark Harader Jlm Smlth Betty Broun Glenn Horn and Don Humble vnth 'Vhss DuBois as chlef electrlclan So the Class of 32 bxds Bremerton Hxgh School a fond farevsell knovung thelr task IS vxell done and going forth to seek new vsorlds to conquer DORIS GUNINAR HELEN HOOD Page Tu eutx I, ' .ef - -.41-,: -A 42512- D wzwfrz L - A.. A ' v L 4' 1 . ' ' l : ' . A . S . U . . . - 2 - , , , - every activity. As a relief from the hard grind, the sophomores rollicked through . ' , . ' S ' V . . . Y . 7. 1 - I - D V - V I . . v

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