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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1933 volume:

EDC IBB 5 THE BCDOSTER THE KTRICAL NUMBER H its I I Y- 'NH' PTON HIC H xt HOOL 1 xuuuton VN iSh1Il ton 1933 1 4 -:FIN X I'L1blisl1od by the Associated Students of 311. 'I L .' nl T Z' -' , 'za ' g FORFXNORD 2 x STXC1- XX 511 4 SUN 'Xl TS P HIS PXHT IHI' UPIONI SPI' VXII C IISH J Q XD Il l'HlC 'I'HI'IMl'I Ulf' THIS LUMK VAN MAKE ITS PIIAIPICHS AXYAlil'1 'I'H,-VI' ALI, 'VIH-I XN'UHl,lVS A .' f 'S I fl IAF! I'I'fli.' .' ICT LAY .' .V I P . ' SC OI-' THIC ST, ' ' ' .I. HIC AWK' MH' . .' lil, I IDUDIC, KTION v 0 P I . , I , , , 1 L Ifl IHI Il II HIC S'I'l'I1ICN'l'.4 HIV Iilil-IMI'II1'l'UN HI4 H N1 HUHI, MAY THICIIQ .XC'IfiII'IX'I'INIICN'I'S II IX! Y MUNI-1 fJI'TS'I'.XNI ING TI XN II'lfHIf 1hI 'I'HI-I STVI ICNTS HI 'VHP' U NST 2 g 4 IN Nil 'VIORX OI' RICHARD SCI-IULTZ A NIFNIBI' R OI' THB. PRESHVIAN QLASS NIINFTI' I- IN HUNlJRl+I1THIRTX IHIU' If VVHO PASSED AVVAY THE TVVENTY-EIGHTH OF APRII PLACES OE BEAUTY ON THE OLYMPIC PENINSULA NEAR BREMERTON Qrbyc fP l HOOD CANAL NEAR BRINNON LILLIWAUP FALLS ON HOOD CANAL IN THE HEART OF THE OLYMPIC MOUNTAINS AND RICH PASSAGE BETWEEN BREMERTON AND SEATTLE LAKE CRESCENT FROM EAST BEACH n:c.:uesT5Fe QQ-T, Lam V., MESSAGE T0 THE SENIGR CLASS In the face of the fmancxal emergency which confronts the whole coun try and which seems to leave so few opportumtles for work open to our youth I would urge you to plan some defmlte program of servxce no matter how trlvlal or routme xt may seem to you and to follow this thoroughly and faithfully every day The greatest threat to your morale and to your effxclency that you have to meet IS xdleness Work hard assume respons1 your opportumty for a posxtlon ln the buslness or lndustrlal world comes you wlll be better prepared and you will have a much greater chance of makmg good This chance IS xn dlrect proportlon to your reputatlon for dependabxhty With confldence tn your ablllty and falth 1n your lnherent prmclples I am Smcerely TILLMAN PETERSON Page 'Ten bilities, and do these things willingly, cheerfully, and honestly. Then when vifggg Hoc-QSETFPE tai I A MESSAGE TO THE GRADUATING CLASS It IS well to evaluate what you are as the result of four years of attendance ln hlgh school Have you galned only lnformatxon absorblng lt as a sponge absorbs water or a gla s contams lts contents or have you acqulred certam attltudes whlch wlll endure for a l1fetime Have you acqulred a taste for better l1terature Do you choose more deslrable com pan1ons D0 you have an ambltlon to do somethmg worthwhlle and to be of SCYVICC to your fellow men Do you plan to spend your lelsure txme ln a way that wlll truly be recreatlve rather than degeneratingo Have you acquired a phllosophy of llfe WhlCh does not sneer at thmgs whlch are sacred and worthwh1le If your four years of self dlSC1p1lI1e have glven you an attltude whlch wlll be endurmg and whole ome you have gamed mfmntely more than the contents of the subjects you have mastered We wlsh you well' Your Prlnclpal H D SORENSEN Page Eleven X .4 , l 9 e he ' ,- I V -.4 fmifzirtlffgz We salute the graduating class of nineteen hundred thirty-three. ggi., I-Sc DC ETF FB THE FACULTY F R O N T R O W Mlss Dane Secretary Mlss Kern U of W B Mus Algebra Enghsh MISS Smlth U of W A B Engllsh Mlss Chamberlaln U of W B S Home Economics Mlss Shelton U of W B A Engllsh Spamsh Mlss Du Boxs U of W B F A Art MISS Ruddell U of W B A Languages and English Mlss Hegdahl U of W B A Languages Mlss Hoffman U of W Commercial SECOND ROW Mlss Crofoot U of W B A M A English Mlss Kobler U of W B A Study Hall and Llbrary Mlss Bloss W C Mathematlcs Mlss Doyle W C B Commerclal Mrs Speer U of W B A Hxstory and English Mlss Button U of W B A Phvsxcal Educatxon and Enghsh Mxss Reeves U of Calxf B L Hlstory C1v1cs and Soclology Mxss Lee U of W M A Whxtman College B A Engllsh THIRD ROW Do an U S C A B U ofW B S Scxencc Crews Johns Hopkxns Unlversxtv Machlne Shop Sorensen C P S Bellmgham Normal U of W B A Prlnclpal Anderson U of W B A Ed Enghsh Lyman Wlllamette B A Physlcal Educatlon and Study Hall Hannah Chicago Musical College Band Orchestra Glee Club Scott U of W A A Sclence F O U R T H R O W Roos U of W B S Trlgonometry and Electrlcxty Martln U of W B A Ed Sclence and Mathematxcs L e W S C B S Manual Trammg Shop Peterson U of W M A Luther College B A Superlntendent Carter U of W B B A Commercial Culver U of W B A Commercxal Mr Shldler U of W B A Mechamcal Drawmg Coach Camera Shy Mrs Barthrop Home Economxcs and German Page Tu elte ' ' 'r H- A A 1 i kv 1 in .5 u E 1 ' - fs. ., B. s, 1..11Q1f1QQ1ffQQQ111QQ1Q11Q1flQQQQ11QIll ........,.,tt......, , - ' A . 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' SENIGR CLASS OFFICERS GNQJ FRANK HARADER Presxdent Vlce Presldent DOROTHY COLE Secretary JACK ROGERS Treasurer MISS HOFFMAN Advxser Page Thirteen ,u . ROBERTA DANE FSQQQJTF fi-2 GT tm V JL. IACR Al Gl ARD Nludzuardl 'llanual Arts Looltlnz forward not back ward Sc1ence Club 3 4 Mm Lndeclded ADDA ANDERQON lPolhl Lanzuaee SPANISH Club Ldllll Club ep Club 4 nl REXE BFCIXER lBecl.1el Commerctal Nlore power to ta Pres of Pep Clllll 4 G AA B Club Ann l ndeculed IIILARX BALDWIN lLarx Annl langua c Ill learn Sometnne r.11nat1eQ 1 Qoctal Qerxlee Pep Club 4 Ann Normal D 1 ROX BATEQ General Entered from Broadnax H S Seattle Be of geruce unto the end H1 Sffll ex -l Ann Cndeudtd NELDA BFECHINC' Null Cl.1ssl1.1l Honor hes 1n hone t toll Latm Club 1 Npantsh Club 3 4 Scnence Club .3 ra ma le Club l Ann C ndecnled Page Fourteen Mlzl X ERNE ANDERSON Boost and the world hoods mth xou Glee Club 4 Alm Undectded NNABFI ANDERSON lAndx lhhs neral H 1px lll I from c'1re re Club 4 Spantsh Club 3 Home Ec b ,FJ ma Ice .1 C H1 SC'I'llJQS 4 Ann Undectded 'NH DA AUSTIN lhedl Enzhsh Patient perserxerenee ts God 1 e 7dl'llSll Club 3 4 In tn Club 1 Social Seruce Ann College ALBERT BARRETT lAll Cc-ner.1l An 1de.1 tn the he'1d IS vsorth 3 4 It-tterme Q 1.1 tnanaeer 4 cr1 eg 3 H P as X Ice Pre: of H1 Scrlbes 4 Ann C ndectded NIABLE BAXTER llirountel Ar He who has il thousand frlends has not one ll'l9I'tCl to spare but he who has one enemx shall meet h1111 exert where Pep Club 4 Ann Undec1ded BARBARA BLISS lBubbwl LAIILUZIQP She loxed .1 book and ltnen .1 thing or two Entered from San Pedro High School ln junior xear Pep Club 4 H1Scr1bee 4 Sclence Club 3 DFJIIIAIIC Club 3 School plate The Brat Second Chlldhood and Qemor Plas Nun 7 kv ' U I 'J 'l ' ag Q' 1 1 . . 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'UND Qpanlsh Club 3 4 Qecre but 1,r.nlunllm1 mm 4 Honor SUCIPIY Dramatic Club l Club 1 Ann Buwmc-:Q College JFAINF MARTIN Classical MARCFIIA MARR Be .an optm lNotgr.nlu4tlm1 L ln Clu l '7 Glee b 4 Operetta 3 Xodxll Senior Plas H1 Scrub:-N Ann rmbh School ROQE MATSO lR1m1 General jlttfll ln experience ROBERT MCFARLAND lBobl SLl0I'tllllC I .un tr ml 4 l.1nalx M.xn.1Lcr 4 Oper ettd 4 Rddlu Club 4 School 4 4 Science Club l 4 Stump Club 3 Bm Club 3 Clee Club l ef Ann Medic .il School BARBARA l Mll'XFF l Bubbu l Home Fconomlcs Be too big to be lxttle ub 3 4 Tumbling Te.un 3 School Plus 3 by .md 1 4 half Xenr .1 1 Arm Norm.1lS4lxool Page Tu enlx lChuck1 Scxentlflc Our greatest glorx IS not ln nexer falllnz but ln rmnz e c time we .1 Arm est Point LILLIAN McGRATH lL1ll Secretarlal Onlx a commencement 7dl llSl'l Club 1 Honor Sucletx 3 -I Xl President 4 H1 Scrlbes 4 1 Club 4 G A Dramatic: 1 Alm Bumness Collerze ESTHER llll lxFlN IIE c ecretarlal nt put off tlll tomorrow on ,ln do to .n Glee Cl p Club 4 Alm Busan Lo eze if 71 - . , , kr , sd J . . . 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NHIITH-X PALNIEP lRmll Qvcrctarml Inv .md lmrn 1 Club 4 G 'mn Buwnww follow III BFPTX CLAIRF PATTFN II Guwrul Il IS in mu-n Intvlcml from long Iimrll 1 Saluml Ill W H S r s n Imlvmn BPRNICE PLDERSEN IPI-dlel Language T 0 blush IS ll I'l2l'lI Jul sometnnes IIICUIIXBIIIQIII HI Qcrlbee 3 XICC' Presnlcnt of Flags 3 H'5nor Sona-tx .5 4 .Sdtnce Club MFCFOIJFX 4 Siudent Council-1 Lxv culnv Board 4 Serrctarx Stuclvnt Bumlx 4 Ledclms lunlereme 4 Senior Assxst .mt Eclntor of Booster 4 Ann U of VN lBvtt:l Accounting Nu IPFIIIIIIJIIOII mth mlvtor IIIIIIJIIUII Honor Soclvtx 3 Qtualvnt cllllllfll Spumsh Club I Ann School of Dressmahnn and Deslzn I 'IRRIE RAFFELSON I 1IIPI'Jl Xuu .ure onnc-rl ln the thuugh! Nou I'lllIlXJl9 s vnu- Club I Hunnr meh 3 4 Pepilu H1Srr1ba5 4 Snlumturmxx A n o N1 KIA IA RICH XRDSON l'S1.4ll HCJIIIL I-cononncs Unn ml Ln rmnm nhat Ill n Hlldfll ub ldlllill Club I IJ 4 I u 0 Fm Nun l mlccnlcd Pub 'Tu entx tu u R PNQI FTTE mntlflc oclunn lwllmr tlunv uzyllfawlbrlflbrl MAX PIWBODX Silflllll-lf' I s um to be n 4 tx nn A ll all kIllflC nt n lux El l7ABI'Tl-I POINDEXTER lbNllJllN-l GOIlf'lZ!l Tlm nlght brine: out the stars ldlilNll Club I mm Klub '3 Drundtlr uv Srrlbcw 4 n 0 RUQSEI Ql AX lllcnxkl Gencril nd I 3 4 Orchcs 3 4 SIJAIIISII uJ 5Clll0l l'ln -l Buuxtvr Xml ru .lu ons' 4 war stushnt n L u 'VIIRIT RXNIBFH Sxortxl len:-rn hs! Lat x A n llmluulul IAC lx ROGFRQ SllC'lIUlflC HIIIXIIIL to mn :nu Klub I Niro FPSI H of Cla rcwulrnl .A Honor Smruc-tx ' lrcxulcnt of I'lISfl l c- -I 1.1 urxr of flass -I 1 Xue Prssulenl 4 Ann libuflldllil ,X Q I , , kv 'Q A I eb f -f R , '. PPI 9 . A. A. ZZ. 3, - r - V 1 ' : . ' ' . f bf I Hn Y x , If .1 All I nm' '. 2 ' ' livin H !'.' . 0 thi' 'limp Q ' 1.31. I 'I 4 A r'.'uc'iMy 3 lrvc- z l P4-p flub -lg i-fr ibm-.' 4. Ulf' 1 Y NWT - ' A Ai! : v ,- 'Nl' All 1 . ll -qv. h ' la I ' , l A vi fn- 4 I, P' 7 ' ff 5,1431 ,2, 34 Sci' f. ,. '.' I:-' 11 ' .g L Club 'I' A l . ' I' I, Zfg Pvp CII 43 Iii- f , 3' i Ai. 1 U. lf w. ' : . '. . T , BETTY PULYERMILLER To thine ownself be true. ' 7 ' B11 , ZZ, , g ,tra -' f . ', 4 '- C11 1,213 53, ,, Lil 4g fl!--'fill hzlf 2, ' Ain 1 1. rw, 1- ' Alfl 521- 11 'A ' ' ' g If 1- bg. ' -' H ' il : ' . S'i - , 4: Sr 'A h' 2, , g f b 45 nf U. f nf v A Y . ' ' ' dm 'asx Ig P uf Ilrg - '- Cl 2g G. A. A. flwf 2: L. 33 l, Zfg Sl' '. J Pm-p ' - ' '- bs- Chl 5 I In ,'.1f. - A , g H 'X 1 . I . -, n L , . . , Q ' fig, usuume-3Tr:.re -,frm FNTHFP POSFNB XPCTR Home Econonnw In our elxe our future llei Ann Lncleflrlctl XIXRIUN Sflll lTl lwhutlul Secretarial No bc-tttr than the lest but bettsr than the rest mor N1 lah Uub -I Kun Pure lnstntute ALX IX SH HX N ER 'Nlore corn per foot Spanlsh Club 1 Football Ann Portland Dental Colle e RALPH QOXNELAND lSunnxl funeral I ll LPI than ew-ntualls Basketball 4 Ann Aeronauttcal Engineer me Mhool gong IOIQ SPFFR cottxl I l55lCZll cv Xexcr commit xourself peclallx on paper Pep Club 4 Glee Club -l Science Club 4 Latm Club 1 Operetta 4 n L 0 WINNIFRED S llhqnlel etarlal The peak the mountain o ht ent IS our zoal rnce 3 Honor So 4 Boss ee .Amit 'mlecnlcd IOHNXX 9-XXDNIEXEP 5c1ent1f1c Trx amthlng once N1cePre1tlent of Clafs Preaulent of Class 3 Glec- ub 1 0 quatl ' 'I u L 0 BILL SCHW FEP llxrautl Stnnttftc H1 from Nlnssourx ,V Sl of German um Sflglf L J Bu Llub Atlusorx Committee 4 Ann NIerthant'llar1no CHAR LOTTE SIFTOX J auzh ramatlc l 91 Club ull S STEFONA WON AT lTonxl Sccretartal The noblest nuntl the but contentment hath Pep Club 4 Art Club 1 Aim Lntleculetl GEOPGIA TILTON Home Fconomtcs Learn to luv 1nd xc learn Ann Wlarnaqe IRX ING SLLLIN AN lbullxl St-mnttfuc If at flr5t xou tlont succeed trx and trx agatn e Club 1 3 Science C b ntlcclc ell Page Tu enty three , ,x . 4 A 4 J L ' Q 1 'Ca l l l , I H ..'l -1 ES. I A 2: 7 1' ' ' Cl gmt 3, 42 Yll s L. .. 4. Ai: 1 '. fw, J 1 t., l --ts mn 45.6. A. Af 2, 3, fi' , '. - ' Cl I 445 H' -'f' ' .' 3- 32 Pvv 1 -ff :ii n 'lub -4, FAQ yi' tA112'sfiQn1im in1pleSlPG+2nf'fHl Q HA 7 haveil r , .' ' 1 ' 2. u P y 3- 4. ' 1 . All 2 '. . C. 'I 1 .U YY x I - P ' H Q P- V vw I ' . , 1 , . . ISP 'lilly 121' 'H . .' UA' .. , ' Av Y es' A ' -. - A- li' tn All : '. f ' .'A' v Av - ,I A- S i l z - one , 2, ,tg ' 'I U3, Q j ' Gl , '1 l' . U 'l l ll ll ' Ann L . I, L ,, JH a-sexy-,True ti :aaa Uv? ELLA TAPPE Scientific nt alxertlse lat 1 o to cnence llu I 3 Honor Soeletx 3 4 PfC'Nl1IC'IlI 4 Student IUUHFII 4 Boosttr Stuff 3 emte Int or iclool Plat 3 B Club 4 XAICCIICIOFIBII 1 L o X IOI A TAX LOR Ienorunc of truth e muse of .all IIIINOFN I-nts nd from Index Zh .1 I Ijfdlll-IIIFN me lhI4Gener.xl f' I' Klub 4 I'C'IH'IIJI'N Frolu 4 CLIFFORD TOPLIFF lCl1ff I -General The thinker IN the mnlter of the uorld 'lun I ndeculed BFIINICF X INCEVT l Bt rtI Secretarial Hope for tht beit expect the norit and take what comes Spanish Club I 9 Pep Club 4 Socxal berucel 3 G Aim BusmesQ College EDMOND II HITE lFdd1eI-Cc-ner al Nothnne IN Ilihlllllflll but me truth Aim L nn erettx MARGARET WILSON lNIarxI Commercml Be sure Nou re rlzht ant then zu .ahead NPAIIINII Club 1 x Club -hm Busnnees Colleen Page Tu entx four JACKIE TAX LOR l.IacltI-General The secret of surceis xs Entued 'from Index Illzh ln So .tl and SCICIICC const .mu of pu rposf- gI!BhlQl Club 4 Pep Club 4 Ann Bubmcss Colleze 'NIARGARET THOMPSON Lancua e XICIIIII of rclcntlesi fat:- she alvmu .arrlxu latc- Trdnsferred from Sh.mgh.n American School Glen Qlub 4 Pep Club 4 Opsrsttu -I Arm I ndeculed 731 BERTHA TURNER lBertI4General Not luck but pluck Entered from Roosexelt H S tn semor sedr Pep Club 4 Glee Club 4 H1 Scribes 4 Ann Business College MABI E WAI IxFR COIIIIIIPFCIJI Roumg not tIY'lfIlI'lE ep Club fI'Il Serlbee Ah!! eee ISABELLE IN ILLIAM9 General Name pleaee SIJHIIISIT Club 2 3 Dramat 1 I Social Serum'- Llbrarmn 4 Pep Club 4 Anm Business Collece DELORES II OOD IDodoI Secretarial cl do good .and make 54,55 134 pllup Ann N ursc .. Ai P 1 . PY 4 Y sl bo ' 1 ' wt y u , can tl g I it. H V G.A.A.1,2.2, A Y 't,,g ,- 4g D l' 45 'lit 4g Q . '.l 3 , I j 9 3 , . Ain : '. f W. I ' ' -- 1 at th M Q M :-- Ha. . C'l'l'.g ' ' ' 7 43 Glf I ' U ' X x I' . . Q. , t I 7 Q. Q V ' . - Aim: Beauty Operator. Z1 ' ' I ' ' ,-: I , 'C 4. 9 ' ' , -, 9 - 77? A 1. A. A. I, 2. L L ' . ' 1 1 tt t ,,. ' I ', ' ' . tl -. . , Y V ' ' I . 'cs 3 ' I ZZ, 3g U .Q V A I A rw. I . I HB9 1 t ' . . ' ,ZIQPQ1 'Kofi' Q 4- ' ' lul , Q Pe l 4. ,4 BQQSTEJB -dt Lanz 922' DOROTHX VIAE WOOD lDot Nlael General Be sllent and safe llence nexer betraxs sou Soclal and Science Club 4 Pep Club 4 Glee Club I Alm Oregon State DOROTHX ANDERSON lDuttlel General 'ks sweet as a rose from her head to her toes Fntc red from Franklln llleh School Seattle 4 Ann lxlndcrgarten leader IOSEXE E BEHRENS lJol Enellsh lust as sweet as she looks Entered from Seattle 4 Spanish Club 4 Aim I ndeculed llhuckl Sclentlflc If I cannot hnd I mll make a wav Lam Club I Social and Science Club 4 Alm College NEAL McLAUGHLIN Scxentlflc Keep EOIDZ President Fox s Club La ln Clu 3 H1 X Soclal and ,Sdeuie ub 4 Football 4 Executn Board nlo NORNIA MARIE POW ELL Sclentlflc Follow the gleam Entered .ffgrrl Washoueal gh! School Washowzal I ash 4 Soclal and Science Club 4 Alm To see the world GENEXIEX E WOOD General xe e and tlnc there max not be a tomor row Art Club I Social Service I Booster Art Editor Aim Lndectded LISETTF BARTHROP General Golne forward mth 1 su A 'i 4 Se ub resident 4 Secretarx 'I ecrctarx of Class '3 Tennis Champion Axm Lndecnded IXILLIANI DL EPDON lBllll Sclentlflc He who labors conquers d 1 Lndeclded GARNET HRX DEW lGabbwl General He who walks IS Hllgllfk Entered from Franklin Hugh School Seattle Basket ba 9 3 Football se ball 9 Lettermen s Club 2 3 Presldent 4 Aubofl ARTHL R METCALF lArtl General Be sllent and safe silence never betraxs oneself ootball I H1 Lettermen s Club 3 4 Nice Presldent Bots Club 4 Ann Kpprentxce DONALD XOClxRODT lD0nl Sclentlflc If we rest we rust L ln Club I Industrial Arts Club 4 Social and Sci ence Club 4 -hm Colleee Page Twentx five D' P V 'Li' , lox' . le , for 6 - l . 25 l ' 4. ' - ' H ' I 1' . fu. .-, . '- A ' . G. . A. 1. 2. ., 3. cre- ' Sf' tary 2: B Cl 3, 45 . I E ,2- cu,xm.Es mem' ' , 4 ' 'Y' J V ' ll .., 3 -5 Ba. - C il : '. V. .I A' Y P I F ' T3-'lf F , 21 '13, 45 4. . I '. Air : 7. lw. I ' A ' 4? X 1 -. V at. ' K .- l-at X JC-,TF me 3 ma U vl- R l TH DAHARQH r 'vlmrl not the breakers but stralzht ahead Ar Club 1 Home co nomlcs l 7 3 Pep Club 4 QOCIHI Seruce 1 ' Aim Cornish School IURDON HL DSON Srlentlflc Ircparatlon ls the ltexnott to succeSS Ann Ilndeculetl THILI NIA INGRANI I' pf Xarletx as the splne,,of llfe Dramatlcs I A11 Uvdb I A ' B u n 3 ln Booster Staff 3 Ann Normal BERTINA JONES nt be crank be self starter Entered from Centra IJ HI h School Alm Bus ness College HECTOR NlclxENllE lLankx I-Commerual e wax is harsl but prlzel Erezlt Slliilllkh Club 7 3 Drama tus 3 Ann I ndecldetl ILDX THE TOOTH.-U'xER General Honestx IS the belt Fntered from nz Benton Coun X lal and Nuenu Club -l Ann lnzleculctl Pug 'Tuentx sxx RANIONA 'll HOXXEI I.. lNlonal-General ull this l I c 'Vloan a nother one ' Pep Club 4 Social and Cl ence Club 4 Home Econom 1 Ann L ntlecltlul IIIIIAN HXII-N lL1ll Commercial o nn IN uametl mthout vsorlt Soclal Seruce Cluh 4 ipin s Club 1 Ann Lntleculed HAHOI D JUHINSON lHarrxl General Quccess crovtns patlent e ort Ann Launrlrx College MARGUFRITE MCGILW RAX The elew ator to success IS not runnlnz take the stairs Spanish Club 3 Soclal Sen me I Pep Club 3 4 Ann Pullman IIILLIANI NIOVN RE lBllll 5ClQIlllflC Then remember that nznor ance IS a xoke Lettcrmens Club 4 Pres! dent 4 Student Councll 1 1 4 iuence Club I U91 ness Manager Actluty Card -I Booster Staff 3 Business Manazer 4 Track 3 Cap tam -1 Debatt Team 4 Ann Lntleurled 9l0T'l IXITII-I C encral Our-ada al ls a square deal Orchestra I Gleen .Club erman Clu 1 11 refulcnt 3 Ill rxbe Alu, U Yi C -.v , f Al .A 4 I , A C I H ' ' r Ho ', to 'till an t , If - A A - ' I Q '. s l I ' 3- ics , 2. l I ' N tl' 2 1-1 ' 't . - , ' ', -Q , lah ,if,3,-l.,ll- At , , -. 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SENIOR CLASS HISTORY S L N I O R S' Rxght you are they re on the a1r that Senlor Class whom you ve all learned to know and love un fact weve een some very strong lIldlVldUal attachmentsl 1n the past four years When four years ago thls group of three hundred and forty s ven un gamly youngsters entered the corrldors of our great mstltutlon lxttle hop was held as to the outcome of thelr hugh school days But let us return to those days of yore when a glance from a semor was worth a hxgh chool career Under the able dxrectlon of Mlss Reeves and the guldmg hand of Roger Our Own Paquette we recexved school dlQtlI'lCtlOIl by w1nn1ng the flrst prlze for the most orxglnal stunt at the Port Orchard Pep Rally In splred by thls accompll hment and undaunted by the taunts of semors the class lnaugurated the flrst freshman paper The Frosh Fxlosophy Slgns of the enthu lasm of ophomores were flrst shown when the bashful 111 boys and gurls made thelr dancmg debut at the sophomore party Through the efforts of Mnss Bloss and the leadershlp of .Jack eventful sophomore year Havlng the w1ll1ng cooperatxon of Miss Hoffman and John Frenchle Sandmyer It IS wlth much pleasure that we broadcast the events of our Jumor year Let us recall the gala evenmg of Aprll 22 1932 when the gxrls entered wlth a gentle swlsh of thexr f1rst long dresses and the boys followed wlth an assumed dlgnxty unnatural to the average Jumor boy Clever hghtlng effects d1st1ngu1shed decoratlons and dreamy muslc contrlb uted to the success of the ev nmg Now comes the last quarter hour of our broadcastlng Mlss Hoffman was agaln selected class advxser and Frank Harader was elected to conduct the last broadcast Many successful matlnee dances were held The Senxor Class Play Green Stockxngs proved to be a great success under the able supervxsxon of Mlss Ruddell and the wxllmg cooperatlon of the cast Outslde of a few mmor cuts and brulses the Senlor Sneak was a great success Graduatlon week wull never be forgotten because of the excellent class day GXCFCISCS xmpresslve baccalaureate services and the 1m pre slve graduatlon Our tlme IS up We are leavmg you ltears here pleaser to engage 1n bxgger broadcastmg W1th a hope that our four years of statlc have made a lastlng lmpressxon on you vue vush to say Get off the a1r Get off the alr DOROTHY COLF BERNICE PEDERSEN Page Tu entx ugh! A , 1 . . , . . - - - - - - I , y . . , Q , - . i A - , , H . . , . . . 1 . , l ' I C . . . . . S , s . , .S . , - - 1. - ., , . . S. S . Y . , . . ,, . ,, Honest John Rogers, we were safely guided through the turmoil of our , . , , , , . x . . V . . . . . . n e ' . ' .H ' H . , , , . . . . V . . Y . . . . - Q . . . . . Y . - J r-sum'-DTP re -Li LS33 SENIQR CLASS POEM 'lhe hrgh lrghts ot lrfe that brrghten thrs vsorlrl -Xre all 'Voura for the grxe and the take But nexer torgft that vtrth atome of Joy Comm r moment or tvso of heartrcht Wexe lrughed through our lrves these few hippy Crxrng lrfe just thrs one srnglt thought Trrrre lrrrng ll n ma our xoun lrx Or the happrnus wexe alvxaxs sought Toclax we have comt to new fortrgn roads I knovx that vxe ll rll of U9 reach our goal If well vtalk rn one strarght steady groove RLTH SENIOR CLASS SONG Bremerton Bremerton Well srng your prarses hrgh Bremerton Bremerton VK here four xt us heme flown hx Nrntteen hunclrttl intl thrrty thru The year vue graduate Our frrendshrps true rnml steady t le nt vsrth r dull ht rrtr Though we max not brrng you tamt Xoull bf prourl of us just the samt X are NI XINZPI' PL TH NI -XINIZER PJ :Tue txvr , ,4 1 ,1 V D I o to 1 Q at 2 ' ' ' 'z ' 2 XVill ' ' ' s pai to 'r' ' Q g es, . , V ' ,- V ' V f VV VV . -7 1 VV V , 1 , . , 3 V' -Q . K 'Vi XVher'e- the r'oc-ks are not always quite smooth, V r V ' z ,V - V , . V VV . . r . . . t. . . V 3. V , , . V ' . . VV,2 V.. I V ' V FV' 'V m A -r I '- 7 'rl A C ' Y V' V-. ' K. V L, b. 'V' XX' z H 2 'z ' z che. V V -' bv 'K mv ' V x . ' . r 1 V V . X . . r , g rr, 1 m i so N Page T'I1Tfj JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Presndent Leonard Kelly VICE Presldent Beth de Lesplna se Treasurer Loulse Eskrldge Advlser Mlss DuBo1s 4 . Secretary ..,.,,............................,......... Peggy Wood nj Qui-rrare 533775 JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY The frrst meetrng of the Junror Class thrs year was held to elect offr cers The class rs entrtled to three Student Louncrl members and those chosen thrs year were Roland Mclaaughlrn Paul Ryan and .Iunror Strrckland The Junror Class has taken an actrye part rn school actrvrtres haxmg gryen a matrnee dance and entered the assembly contest The Junror as sembly followed a Story Book theme the stage was a bookshelf Along the back were bright colored books whose trtles were the names of commg events such as plays The characters of the Story Book came on the stage through the leaves of one of the books The chapters of thrs book were the skrts that were presented In thrs project Nlrss DuBors class rdvrser was our capable drrector as he ha been rn all our actlvrtres The clrmax of socral events was the .lunror Prom The moonlrght rdet was cleverly carrred out by a lake trees and a moon Inyrtatrons were extended to Junrors senrors and alumnr of one year The plannrng of the prom was under the superyrsron of .loycelyn Przer The class rs especrally proud of rts great number of members rn the Torch Honor Socrety We hope to have a stlll larger representatron next year PEGGY VVOOD 1UN1oR CLASS Poem When the rrrrghty Senrors graflurtt Who come to take therr place? Why a class of three year lettermen The .Iunrors rn thrs case Wrth ol Babe Kelly at the helm And class offrcers on the deck To gurde the Junror Shrp of State And to forsee any wreck Oh travel onward Shrp of State And keep up past good work -Xs our motto let s have Frght And help us not to shrrk Oh Senror Class of 34 Pall not thrs expectatron Always have progress as your arm In the freld of educatron BOB B-XROVVSKI Page Timm o rc ,A A 4 e e I . ' ' ' I , . . . . y Y . . . r v ' r v ' X ' 4 4 . 1 . 1 . 1 . U' , - u 5 ' . , ', , ' , . s s r .. 7 r v V ' 7' ' v . Y , . 'r k . . K ,. V ' ' . - 1 e, 4 ', v Y v - - - . , , . Y- . . , , x .x A I C v . 1 , , . ,,. . . , Ar v . 1 y 1 ' nsuuefrare fi? QI? I9 Lam 'deig- SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS g RtD Ad M. S Pg 'Th :T President ......,..,.........,......,, Mar aret Hokenstafd V' -P 'd t .,,..,.....,,.............,......,.. he a ane S L y ..,,.,...,..,.,,..,..,,..............,.. Dulcie Walker ' ..,...............................,...........,,.. iss mith 4 4 Prvrnmf-QTF E3 -dr -JT, SGPHCTVIORE CLASS HISTGRY Nou tl it ue look back on our sophomore ytar refrlrfe hovt much ut haxe dthrexed We now frrrd our Mtlxes ektihhshul prrrrramrrtlx is mmrrrhers of Bremerton gh St oo -Xt our frrst mutrrrg tht oftrccre were elected rrrd Wrl 1 x tht Stumerr K ourrtrl Our tlrss rs proud to hum 'No many bows and grrle trk t rw 1 ot rer rctrvr res NI mv soplro rrrorts hut been chown for trrst teams rn bersebill rootbrll Hdxrng, h 11 Nlrss Smrth rs our .ulxrstr vxe hue been rlrlf to Prcrorrrplrsh rrrrrch for the Y rrefrt ot the school DUI C H- NI-XY VS -XI K SGPHQMQRE CLASS POEM Two -tepk ue rrrru hue tlkerr Txxo sttps vse wt must go Perch step rs taken qurckly -Xrrr ut io urs Sou Two Qtepf- each xxrth 'rn ettort o strpq za h xxrth 1 vsr xo Q Q md orr tog.,ether We re clrmbrng Progress hrll wo rrrorx x r flnl Het orrxxard wt shall go Freh tep rs taken qurcklx 1 X tko x mx JF -XNFTTE -XNDFPFON I J Tl hr ,. , Lv I 63 .L A' - H - f . - 3 - fr. -0 wx, Hi , h I. Q - 1. 1 v -rr .m 2 - rrr: Murlr-y was 1-lrosm-rr :rs re-pre.terrt:rtiw to - .' 1' t ' 1'-.1 ' ' 2 - ing part in zrthllt' :ml l -' z ' ' . z R, .' - fax- R v r 1 1 Yr .31 , -P1 f B4 ' . 1 2 V ' 2 and basketball. 1 ,' , av b if ' Z., . . v',.,.' ., 2 V ,, z 5 Cx' - A -re ' ' . ,,T1.. Krlili. J ' 5 .1 ' ' z ' z 3 , l 'I , '1 rl 'Z ' - .t 'A . 3 Tw .1 1 , 1 Q 5 ll. Tx' Jtfps 2 f ' T ' I our' vm r'k here Shed. .2 S '- j Ani je 3 ver'-' sl 'I - ,. A A , , . . t . , lieu' .zrzyt fc r:Qa.nesTE.le ma Vflf, 4 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Page Thxrtx four Presldent Vxce Presldent Treasurer Actlvlty Leader Faculty Advxser Phylhs Wnght Ruth Swldensky Walter Simmons Miss Anna Reeves Mxss Charlotte Kern Secretary ,,,,.,r,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,r,,.,..,,...,,, Doris Pentz 4 4 HCJQQSZ-LDT? H3 Us-ZW FRESHMAIN LLASS HISTORY JuSt Prenhmen but up Q quru el grnup f llrmhmsn Thar: ue rurrr hunrlrefl rrrrl twcntw Qrx uf uk We mme to Bremerton Hrgh un September r 10432 teclrng w green as vu urn reputed to bm M w rnrc Q nul 1 utrvr nw Ss Pmucs 1 I nfuc U 11 r next rutrrrf firtfr us vw, or or may 1 1 we fzel that me haue tulfrlled our year as, but we would AS our utrvrtres haxe been lrmrtecl Now :rx me f 1 n F r x trrrrc well N 1 FRESHMAN CLASS POEM XX ork hard md pl ry hard T1 Q rll krmks vxrth L grrn Pax yur and 'lnfl try hurl And hue hr lrttle tun rrrxed rn Smrlr hrrd ind laugh hfircl rflx lrdrrl h And frnallx rn the end xorrll urn PHYLLI9 XXI IGHT P., T rrrw me 4. -1 1' W Lv I f -3 4 T ' .' . , 1 ar' ' 2 ' ' fl 'nh .V r-rg-Yr ' - - 5 -1 yr-B'A' ,:. ' 'z A -1 1 ' S ' R. K I' y'.' 1 f:' '1 '4-A '1 .V but UI ' wv haw lezr' 'l za grczrt rlvzrl zrlmrlt th- ru:-h and Luk- great rntcrf-st in all 2 ' ' 'I' Mis: :ur zrlviscrg co .l -I-.l nur' rst rm-e-ting, and we elm-ted our' office-rs for' the year. Ou' rr--',g'st :l .' '-ll r rr' 'rnl 1 ' . r , ew'-'jf rr us will look bzvk 0 our' rosl jflzrr' as ' - '- grefnt. ' ' ' ' 2 25' ' . rkf z r ' Q 2 1 W' 'r ' 'z' . ' 2' e ' 4 ' ' . ' . .' ' I 2 ' r f ' Str -' ' ' real ard, ' J - . . . E. 1.5 . . ljuulsezgfale -gif SCRAMBLED LITERATURE The 11st of thlngs I read IS a strange hodge podge of romance and mstructxon I read novels wlth beautlful unnatural perfect herolnes and tender love scenes because they appeal to my over developed emotlons I am xmagmatlve enough to become all wrapped up and carrled away by the death of Lxttle Nell or any tale as well portrayed I can suffer wlth a mother whose son IS at war and be just as happy at h1s return as though I d gone out for a party Thus readlng supplies me wlth much of my amusement and h lps to pass ldle hours It can easxly be seen It IS a sxmple matter to appeal to my emotlons However there are more serious lf non the less valn SldeS to my nature I want to travel some day as does everyone and before I go I lntend to know omethmg of the hnstory and mterest of each part of the world so that I shall urely not mlss anythlng lmportant This IS my curlous slde I suppose but lt leads me to much mterestmg mformation that I should never notlce lf I were not planmng to travel My streak of superlorlty or perhaps mf r1or1ty makes me deslre to know as much as anyone I talk to and to be able to converse on manv dlfferent mtelllgently wlth my mother and father and the funny papers to be able to dxscuss Harold Teen wmth my frlends It IS surprlsmg how odd blts of mformatlon plcked up at random can make one feel a llttle superlor when they are brought out and alred at the proper tlme Although lts a tlme worn phrase I l1ke to say It IS a strange hodge podffe but each type affords ltS own pecuhar satlsfactlon FLORENCE BROWN 'Q'-1.2! 4' Byers Hlbbard Wllk0WSkl Armltage THE GERMAN CLUB The German Club orlgmated m Bremerton Hlgh School m 1999 under the supervlsxon of Mlss Kohler Mrs Barthrop IS now advxser of the club The purpose of the club IS to brlng entertalnment to ltS members and to furth r the knowledge of German lxterature and the use of the German language All meetlngs are conducted xn G rman German games are played and German muslc enjoyed The two most prominent events of the year are th Chrxstmas celebra tlon and the annual plcnlc whlch usually takes place ln May The officers are Presldent Norman Byers Vlce Presldent Verna Mae Hlbbard Secretary Treasurer Anlta Wllkowskx Advlser Mrs Barthrop Page Tlxxrtx sw A 4 - dx Q 1 .Q V h I - -J L6 59 . . H . . - . A . . . Q . . . , , -1 , ' - I ! S . . . y Q . . . . . . . . . 1 e . . . v 1 . topics. This often induces me to read Roosevelt's speeches to be able to talk . , . , . - . ' . , . ' . D '- D U ' ' I 2 . . ' ' 2 . ' . A l - , 2 - ' . . .: . 1 I I I-Sc DCQSTF Iwi -LQ? STUDENT BODY OFFICERS 'Rf HAROLD KEMP Presldent CLIFFORD DOIRON Vxce Presldent BERNICE PEDERSEN Secretary H D SORENSEN Treasurer Page Thxrtx sei en ' L A 4 , . - , :tg Q, I-Sc nc 2923-,TF 3 ugly STUDENT CCUNCIL JUDGE Roger Paquette PROSECUTING ATTORNEY B111 Mowre SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES Mary Ford Ella Tappe Dorothy Jolly Neal McLaughl1n Bermce Pedersen Clifford Dolron Harold Kemp EPRESENTATIVES Paul Ryan land Roland McLaughl1n TATIVES Wllma Murley and Jumor Strlck JUNIOR R SOPHOMORE REPRESEN Duncan Buchanan FRESHMAN REPRESENTATIVE Merle May Page Tlxxnx exght E X K ' 4 A ... L 9- , Y F L 1 f , .. v . Q F.. , 9 X lf' ' X, ,K f R 1 .. ,. '-'3 a c. '..w',',. ' l 4 1 . ' ,iq y 'A 4 . V' ajill 'Q . Qggf. S71- .in I I I ' Y . l , . ' . . - , . . U , BOOSTER STAFF LEE Edltor Asslstant Edltor .Tumor Asslstant Edlto Art Edltor Assxstant Art Edltor Sport Edltor Snapshot Editor Jumor Asst Busmess Faculty Advxser Art Adv1ser Copy Reader Typist MOWRF Ella Tappe Bermce Pedersen Geraldme Schorr Genevleve Wood Thelma Ingram Jack Rogers Ruth Daharsh Mgr Paul Ryan MISS Lee Miss DuBo1s Mlss Crofoot Roberta Dane PEDERSEN RYAN WOOD SCHORR Page Thxrty nme TAPPE Business Manager ...............,..,... Bill Mowre 53 Q, l:5LJLJmQ'I'liFE3 -Quik l Bloss Jolly Dane Sklrvmg Gexsel GIRLS' CLUB Presldent Dorothy Jolly V1ce Presldent Roberta Dane Secretary Norma Sklrvmg Advlser M1ss Bloss Upon enterlng hxgh school every glrl automatlcally becomes a member of the Gxrls Club Thls club was organlzed for the purpose of bulldlng and developlng the character of each of lts members In former years there were sxx departments 1n the club but th1s year the departments were changed and two representatlves were chosen from each class exceptmg the Semor Class One department however was retamed namely the Athletlc Club In this department whlch IS headed by M1ss Brxtton and Roberta Dane values of good health and true sportsmanshlp were brought out Two Freshman Mxxers were held ln order to accustom the freshman glrls to the hlgh school llfe and help them become acquamted vuth the other hlgh school glrls At Chrlstmas tlme the glrls made nut cups for the patlents IH the Navy Yard Hospltal For the flrst time a mother daughter banquet was held Thls proved a huge success and lt IS hoped that this w1ll become an annual event A sprlng tea and fashxon revue was held m honor of our mothers ln the flrst part of May Thus has been a most outstandmg year and lt IS hoped that next year w1ll be Just as successful NORMA SKIRVING Page Forlx Vx . ,, 4 4 L , - 1 J Q - J :Xl . A -Iv I ,f 0 Treasurer ........,.,...,,....,......................, Betty Geisel .Tggg l-Scbcgazz-JTF H3 tj-,K Crews McL1ughlm Vletcalf Floyd BOYS CLUB Presldent Neal McLaughl1n Vlce Presldent Art Metcalf Sergeant at Arms Darrell Floyd Advxser Mr Crews The Boys Club IS the only club ln school of whxch all boys automatic ally become members It offers an opportunlty for each boy to take an actlve part ln 1ts affalrs and makes avallable to hlm lnformatlon whlch he probably would not obtam otherwlse The club has held perlodle assembhes throughout the year t whlch promment cltlzens have been secured to speak and programs presented As a peclal actlvlty th Boys Club thls year sponsored the plantmg of shrubs at the north and outh entrances of the hlgh school Other school orgamzatxons have assxsted m thls project and have greatly lmproved the appearance of the grounds Mr Walter Crews 1S the popular advl er of the club and has glven his tlme and efforts generously to the boys BILL LIOWRE Page Furtw one 4, ix K 4 4 V 4 1 C Q: f in fs 'I Secretary .........,.,..,.........,.,,l.,................. Zeb Smith . . . ' a . 2551 of M QT? PG U3-E HONOR SOCIETY Pre ident Ella Tappe Vice President Lillian McGrath Secretary Betty Geisel Treasurer Margaret Cook Adviser Mrs Speer At the beginning of the year the Torch Honor Society began its many activities The officers were elected at the first meeting A Halloween party in October was the flrst social af falr and in May an annual banquet was held at the Y M C A In April an assembly was given All of the meetings of the Honor Society have been very interesting and there has always been a large at- tendance. With the help of the adviser Mrs. Speer the Honor Society has had a very successful year and has produced an organization of which Bremerton can be proud. fBETTY GIESEL. Page Forty'tu.o l JC DCETV H3 QE? HI Y CLUB Presxdent Ray Gundlach V1ce Presndent Jack Rogers Treasurer Frank Harader The H1 Y Club of Bremerton Hlgh School had a very successful year They checked lockers out and ln and gulded mcommg freshmen to thelr classes whlle thelr welcomxng commlttee met all Vl ltlng athletic teams and took them to thelr boats A new plan of actxvlty was carrled out several beach partles and trips belng held durmg the summer vacatlon Banquets were held every month wlth only members attendlng and the members lady frlends attended the three mltlatlon banquets A assembly was put on by the club carrymg out the travelmg quack doctor s cllmc ldea that was very well recelved Instead of travellng by cars to then' favorlte pxcmc grounds the club made a crunse out of lt The club was very ably asslsted by the advlsers Mr Speer of the Y M C A and Mr Martm RAY GUNDLACH Page Fortx three aa g 1 s s ev - I e i Secretary .....,...r......,.....,..................,,...., Bob Ebert g lg Q, t:sQLJm':?Tt.k3 QQ? B CLUB Presld nt Llsette Barthrop Vlce Presldent Lenore Savage Secretary Treasurer Geneva Qualhelm The B Club IS composed only of Jumor and Semor g1rls who have earned flV6 hundred polnts m athletlcs The alm of the club IS to stlmulate mterest ln athlet1cs for all gxrls who wx h to patrxclpate ln a sport and to furnlsh an honorary goal for whlch every glrl IS anxlous to mark The motto lS A port for every glrl and a glrl for every sport The club sponsors many events durmg the year mcludmg school dances posture contests athletlc banquets assembhes gymborees a county Play Day and has a booth 1n the annual Harvest Festlval Under the able supervxsxon of Mlss Brltton for the past four years the club has been a great success The follovnng glrls are members of the B Club Lxsette Barthrop Roberta Dane Ella Tappe Barbara McKee Della Knlght Mlldred Johnson Dolores Wood Lenore Stevens Clarlce Adkms Dons Swan Norma Sklrvlng Lucllle Rudolph Geneva Qualhelm Loulse R nstrom Loulse Eskrxdge Mae Malsterek Hazel Drake Mary Ford Rexe Becker and Beatrxce Davls BEATRICE DAVIS Page In wzx It ur 4 L as ' , 4 A ' 1 f - v . P v 4' K ' -I a Q , X - . 4 ' N LG 'IS . D . Adviser .............,,,.,,..,.......,.................. Miss Britton .C . . . , . Y . .. C - . 1, . y . . y 1 . 1 I 1 I , . , ,- - ' ln n . ' 1 1 1 . 1 I 1 v 1 ' . v O 1 U . 4 . . . Q . . 1 1 ' 1 v . 7 . . V xr 'f P HCJLE-BJTF lr: LQ? LETTERMENS CLUB Presldent B111 Mowre Vxce Presldent Blll Brlggs Secretary Treasurer Vaughn Stoffel Advxser Mr Shndler W1th a larger enrollment more school actxvltles m whnch to partncnpate and an excellent advlser the Lettermen s Club has become one of the lead lng clubs ln school Included on lts schedule thls year were the pollcmg of the athletlc fleld helpmg to keep order around the school and enjoyxng peppy banquets It IS to the lnterest of every school to have an actlve athletlc club This IS the flfth year that the Lettermens Club has been orgamzed nn Bremerton Hlgh School and lt marks the adoptlon of a wlder program than ever before attempted The club under an efflclent corps of offlcers IS one of the smoothest runnmg ln school because of the prxde the boys take 1n the letter symbols of thelr school and thelr wxlllngness to cooperate wlth the leaders Thls has been Coach Shldlers flrst year as advlser of the club and It has been malnly through his enthuslastlc lnterest and the esteem of the boys for hmm that the club has been able to reallze 1ts purpose of establlsh mg better sportsmanshlp ln every phase of school hfe Page Fortw fue ., W Q ,U V E Y Sergeant-at-Arms ...l...................... Harold Kemp I-sc My-JTF FB THE BAND Thls has been a very successful year for the Bremerton Hlgh School Band Through the efforts of our dlrector Mr Hannah the band has become one of the most actlve organlzatmons ln school Thls year the group gave a Mmstrel Show and a concert They also entered the Band Contest at Renton placlng second Wxth the help of the student body faculty and Parent Teachers Assoc1at1on the band purchased a BB flat Sousa phone Upon several occasxons durnng the year the band was requested to play Among these were the football and basketball games the Spanxsh Club assembly the Parent Teacher Assoclatlon meetlngs the governors VlSlt to the clty and a SCFVICG at the Methodist Church Much lS expected of thls organlzatlon next year GRACE BARTLETT Page Furtx slx qv ...J A A4 .1 fm - , . i gf A A ' 7 , ' r ...M L , 1 'K-F.-. Y f , W V A Q . ,- .ft ' - - V . ' I - 1 - u - -n - v ' - U V - - .. I I - . . . , . . . , , , . bm? DEBATE The Bremerton Hlgh School debate team for thls school year IS credlted not only for completmg a v ry successful season of mter estmg competltlon Wlth other schools but also for restormg thls actlvlty to 1ts former popularlty at our school The announcement was made that tryouts for the team would be held ln the old study hall A good number of students proved thenr mterest ln thxs actlvlty by presentmg some excellent trlal speeches whxch were flve m1nutes ln length The result of thls tryout was the electlon of Frank Harader Frank Thornton and Dorothy Jolly to defend the afflrmatlve slde of the stat lssue Resolved That at least one half of all state and local revenues should be obtalned from sources other than tanglble property Those chosen for the negatlve slde were B111 Mowre Wlllard Muller and Ella Tappe sp akmg m the order named The team was very fortunate ln havmg for 1ts coach Mlss Crofoot who IS well remembered as the coach of Floyd Buchanan who not only won the state oratorlcal contest last year but ranked second ln the P3ClflC Coast Contest Each slde of the team took part ln three debates The schools that our team competed wlth were Lmcoln H1gh School of Tacoma Stadxum Hxgh School of Tacoma and Port Orchard Hlgh School The team came through the season wlth but one defeat and that was loslng to Port Orchards afflrmatlve team WILLARD MULLER Y ri Lv A ' Y I K . ,v . . . 3 . - N - v , . , . . 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SECOND CHILDHOOD THE PRINCE CHAP GREEIN STOLKINGS THE BELLE OF BARCELONA Page Fwrvcxghz Ieggk, HQQQTFFB QQ-if DRAMATICS AND MUSIC SECOND CHILDHOOD Th1s comedy centered around The EIIXIS of Youth lnventlon rejuvenat mg old people Professor Relyea fNIax Josephsonb and Phlhp Stanton fPaul Ryanv found It caused d1ff1cult1es The cast lncluded Barbara Bhss Aunty Frank Thornton General Beverly Bradley Sylv1a Mary Ford Marcella Irma Calvert Mrs Vxvert Bob McFarland Judge Bob Kmg Sherlff THE PRINCE CHAP Mlss Eva Ruddell dlrected thxs alumnl play along wxth others It was a charmlng story of a struggllng young artlst and lts cast consxsted of Floyd Buchanan Mark Harader Bernard McGowan Ruth Hungerford Helen Hood Mary Sklrvmg Emma Kldrlck Kathryn Van Trees Jay Welton Alex Cam eron Howard Root and Jennxe Sundvall GREEN STOCKINGS Thls play concerned the amusmg matrlmomal schemes of an Engllsh glrl Cella Faraday The cast mcluded Barbara Blxss Cella Spencer Sher man Colonel Smlth and Kenneth Hall Dorothy Cole Frank Harader Faye Marxe Garrett Jeane Martln Margaret Thompson Blll Mowre Cllfford THE BELLE OF BARCELONA The operetta had a cast of slxty wlth full orchestral accompanlment Prmcxpal characters were Alf Sundvall Frank Thornton Maurlce Pyle Jack Thompson Junlor Strxckland Harry Graff B111 Peeler Charles Jones Bob McFarland Irvlng Sulllvan Merle Brown Beverly Bradley Betty Gelsel Jean Crawford Margaret Thomp on Maxme Clark Allce Sundvall Beth Jacobs Harrlet Strong Mr Hannah M1ss Kern Mlss Brltton were dlrectors THE FEBRUARY FROLIC The February Frollc the annual vodvll under the dlrectlon of Mlss Hegdahl was an outstandmg success Many and varxed acts were presented on a beautlful stage settmg prepared by the art department The packed audltorxum e1ther sat mesmorlzed or were held 1n a f1t of laughter by the wonderful talent of the performers who deserve credlt for the well pre sented entertalnment BOOSTER NITE Thls annual recelved extra flnanclal ald on Aprll fourteenth by the pre sentatlon of three one act plays Mlss Doyle MISS Smlth Mlss Shelton and Mlss Br1tton dlrected two student plays The cllmax came wlth the faculty melodrama coached by Mr Hannah Students 1m1tat1ons of teachers and songs took place between plays SPRING CONCERT The greatest annual muslcal concert ever presented at Bremerton Hxgh was on May 5 under the d1rect1on of Mr Hannah Among the drawxng at tractxons was a demonstratlon of the theremm The Hlgh School Orchestra opened the program wh1l the Begmners the Intermediates and the Hugh School Band furnlshed the bulk of the evemngs entertamment Several mstrumental numbers were rendered A grand flnale clos d the program Page Fortv 'mme A 4 l rx 4 Q ' ' T Q ' v cv - I I . 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' e . r-Sc DC ETF FE EQ-by BREMERTON HI SCRIBES Presldent Mary Ford Vlce Presldent Barbara Bllss Secretary Helga Enkeball Advlser Mr Anderson Completmg a most successful year under the advlsershlp of Mr Ander on Journahsts are now looklng back on an enjoyable as well as mstructlve term Thls IS the second year of the orgamzatxon the H1 Scrxbes havlng been organlzed last year when a Journallsm class was added to the Enghsh department The object of the club IS to creat more lnterest and to accompllsh more ln the Journall t1c f1eld than could be reallzed m regular class work One of the ma1n events of the year was a H1 Scrxbes party held ID January Thls proved very successful and was enjoyed by all who attended Durlng the year a Ballyhoo Lalr was edlted and was enthuslastlcally dents Plans have been made to vlslt. some ln Seattle These vlslts are lnstructlve as Students who entered second semester ward to next years contmued actxvltxes edltxon of the The Wxldcats recelved by all the stu of the newspaper plants well as lnterestxng are eagerly lookmg for MARY FORD Page Flftx Epoolag-3eJTE.Ha q,Q-if I! fit THE SPANISH CLUB Presldent Bob Kung Vlce Presldent Norma Sklrvmg Secretary Ruth Mamzer Reporter Max Josephson Advlser Mxss Shelton The Spamsh Club orgamzed ln 1927 under the supervlslon of Mrs Blankenhorn has steadlly grown ln s1ze unt1l now there are over thlrty flve members Last year this club was under the supervlslon of Mlss Heg dahl and thls year It IS under Mxss Shelton W1th opportumtles for members to study the Spamsh language more thoroughly and to speak lt more fluently the Spamsh Club has had meet mgs once a month At these meetmgs students from the dlfferent Spamsh speaklng countrles have told of the customs of thelr respectlve countrxes Thls years crew of offlcers began the year of actlvltles wlth a splash party at the Y M C A on October 18 Thls was followed by the Pmata or Chrlstmas party on December 23 ln the Cafeterla A contest assembly was worked up by Don Humble on the Eddle Cantor ldea and presented on February 10 Every year xt IS the custom of the club to have a banquet 1n May to commemorate the blrth of Cervantes one of Spam s greatest authors A p1cn1c was held at Wlldcat Lake the latter part of May whlch brought to a close the actlvltles of the Spamsh Club of Bremerton Hxgh School for the year of mneteen hundred thlrty three BOB KING Page Fxjtx one C. 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Harriet Strong t-Sc QQQBZ-,TF E .BSE SCCIAL AND SCIENCE CLUB Presldent Albert Church Vxce Presldent Ray Gundlach Secretary Treasurer Bermce Pedersen Advlser Mr Dogan In November forty students from the chemlstry and physlcs classes were chosen to organize a new club under the supervlslon of Mr Dogan At the flrst meetmg lt was decxded to call the club the Soclal and Sclence Club for the members study not only the sclence but also the art of makmg frlends and encouragmg soclabxhty Later ln the year Bob Drlscoll and Jack Alguard were elected presldent and vxce presldent respectxvely Durlng the year they have had many mterestmg meetmgs and partles They have met each Wednesday evenmg at the Y M C A at elght oclock Often talks have been glven by members of the group and sometimes a speaker who was actlvely engaged ln scl entlflc prolects has glven addresses There have been two parties and a parents mght when parents were guests of honor at the meetlng and receptlon Each member of the club xmproved ID hxs scxentnfxc as well as social ablhty IS assured that thls has been a truly successful year and hopes to see the club reorganized next year BERNICE PEDERSEN '1 - Y , Q. 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Jimmy Deaver Page Fifty-two ob was V79 l'5C3cJSf5'l'I' H3 CGACH SHIDLER S MESSAGE For the past two years the destmles of our athletlc teams have been ln the hands of Coach Harold Shldler Since hls arrlval here he has coached two football teams one basketball team and two baseball teams H turned out m the 1932 33 football season one of the best teams ever to carry the colors of Bremerton Hlgh He produced last year a charnplonshlp baseball team and he seems to have just as good an aggregatlon agam th1s eason He axms to put Bremerton on the map athletlcally speaklng and he has done just that More and greater thmgs are expected from Shxde ln years to come He always looks to the future 1n tra1n1ng the younger boys IH the funda mentals of athletlcs Coach Shldler says The past athletlc year at Bremerton has been one of the most successful that I have enjoyed as a coach It IS my ambltlon to put Bremerton Hxgh on the map 1n an athletlc way Through the medlum of good teams a splendld sp1r1t IS mstllled ln the student body To th1s pollcy I wxll adhere and I w1ll stop at no amount of work IH attaxnlng perfectlon m all branches of sport The past year has been a happy one for me and I hope I may enjoy many more years Just llke xt To those emors who graduate ard have worked under me I only wlsh that they vull remember me as a frlend and may they become good loyal members of the alumm Pa e Fxftx thr e 6'- 5 v V . 6 y . 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Y. . -1 w 'n U ' V, 5 Q , '25 gc, tjL.DLJlm'C:J1-I-CIE qgsilq D1ck Dewey Red Crltser Bob Sexton Louxe Hellard Bxll Brxggs Harry Kemp Babe Kelly Gerry Munson Chuck Jones Randy Carlow Dahle Roeselle Bob Wllllams Harry Graff Neal McLaughhn Clayton Bowman Page rlffX jour Ig Q, r-sutieg-3Tr re gli FOOTBALL DICK DEVS EY Guard lAdm1rall Drck was a frne blocker and a good all around guard He had lots of speed and ran good rnterference for the backs Graduates LLOYD LRITSER Lent IRedl Red was a good passer on the offense and a brrck wall on the defense Returns BOB SEXTON Fnd Viercl A sure frre end who frgured rn much of the fme defensrve and offensrxe work of the team Graduates LOUIS HI' LLARD Back ILOUIQ1 Loure was a realrable reserve back thrs year and wrll also show the lads for the next couple of years Returns BILLX BRIGGS Fullback lB1lll B111 was the teams leadrng scorer had worlds of frght lots of Speed and plenty of brarns Graduates HAROLD KEMP Quarter lHall Hal was the teams sparkplug He was a masterful general a good ball carrrer and a heady captarn Bremer ton Hlgh wrll mrss Harold Graduates LEONARD KELLY Fnd lBabel One of the ablest pass snatchers on the team Lrght but a real defensne player Returns CHARLES .IOINEQ Back lC,huckl The teams fastest man Chuck rs only a youngster but wrll show the lads some real football rn the next coupl of years Returns RANDOLPH CARLOVW Back lR'1ndyl The teams trrple threat Randy was an accurate passer a frne krcker and when rt came to packrng the prg skrn well drd you see the Port Orchard game? DAHLE ROESELLE Tackle lRosy1 One of the best tackles ever to wear the Bremerton colors Captarn elect for next years eleven Returns BOB WILLIAMS Tackle Thrs was Bobs flFSt year out for football A hard worker and a good defensrxe tackle HARRY GRAFF Tackle lGruffl Harry a transfer from Montana was a real hard worker Harry shxned partrcularly when the gorng was tough Graduates NE -XL NMLAUGHLIN Guard Neal was a frne guard a frne fellow and an rnsprratronal player He was elected the tams most rnsprratronfrl player Graduates CLAYTON BOW NI AN Back lC,laytl Clayton was a change over from the lrne He was a good blocker and '1 hard workrng back Craduates Page Frjtw jrrc g 4 l -S L 4 R as i , ,Y - . f r Y L f ug v 2 Y . - ' ' V ' - ' L , ' 1 . . . .' , f -' 1 vr - L , ' , A f ' ' '. ' ' ' ' . He V . , , . . . v ' Y' ' - Y Y , J f W , , . . 1 GERRY BRUNSON, Assistant Coach. . W , - A Y , . , c -- . v 1 U A I- Y . - . ' ' ' V W ' VL ' . ' , c . . ' v fr Y v I 5 v A A 4 I 4 vu V A v I vu ' ' . 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SUMMARY OF FOOTBALL SEASON Under the expert coachmg of Mr Harold Shldler the Bremerton Hlgh Wlldcats completed thls year one of the most successful season ln thc h1stor5 of the school In the 1932 33 season the Cats dropped just one game thls 7 to b struggle they lost to the strong Port Angeles aggregatxon In the flrst game of the season Bremerton smothered thelr tradntlonal foes from Sllverdale 33 to 0 In the next conference game Bremerton found the go1ng a but more tough when they entertamed the Panthers from Seattle College After a hard battle Bremerton emerged vlctornous by a core of 6 to 2 Seattle College was consldered one of the best elevens 1n the state Bremerton played the Ba1nbr1dge Islanders and sent them back home on the short end of an 18 to 7 score Carlow made a beautlful 1nt rceptlon for Bremerton s flrst score Bremerton played thelr fxrst game with Port Orchard at the polo grounds ln Port Orchard and humbled the South Kxtsap lads to the tune of 25 to 13 The exceptlonal work of Dlck Dewey and Randy Carlow was outstandmg ln thxs game Port Angeles then took the Bremerton lads ln the hardest game of the year 7 to 6 The Cats then journeyed to Arl1ngton fCoach Shldlers old home townl to take the Arl1ngton boys 12 to 0 On the next week end the Cats played a game on Frlday and Saturday both On Frlday xn a sea of mud the Cats took the Vashon Islanders 7 to on the Washlngton Fleld by Montesano The second game wlth Port Orchard was next and the Wolves came back wlth a vengeance to hold the Cats to a scoreless tle The next game wlth Issaquah on Thanksglvlng day was an easy vlctory for the Bremerton boys the lads wmnmg 13 to 0 After the Issaquah game the boys were all treated to the UHIVCTSIIV of Washlngton and Umverslty of Southern Callfornla football game and to a turkey dmner at the Washmgton Athletlc Club The expens s were pald by subscrlptxon and donat1on and every boy of the thlrty elght who went on the tup enjoyed hlmself to the fullest After the moleskms w re hung up on the successful season the boys were prlvlleged to banquet agaln Another dmner was arranged and B1ll OBr1an Captam of the Umverslty of YV3ShlI'lgIOh team wlth Bob Palmer Asslstant Coach at the U ot W came 'ls the prmclpal speakers Agaxn evtrvone enjoyed hxmself Page Fxjlx wc A 4 -F R 4 'A f I n r ' ' s . 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SUMMARY OF BASKETBALL SEASON Playmg a new and more representatlve schedule than 9261 before ln the hlstory of the school Bremerton Hlghs flghtlng Vllldcats showed well 1n wlnnmg elght of their seventeen games Such teams as Bothell Fverftt Renton and Seattle College graced the schedule thus year Bremerton s team was fast accurate and smart but they lacked helght enough to cope wlth ome of the taller aggregatlons The season tarted with the Cats reglstermg a w1n over the Shelton boys Then the Cats pulled one from the fue to wln from the Seattle College squad 21 to 22 Wlth four flrst strmgers off the quad Bremerton lost to Shelton the return engagement 22 to 0 Bremerton then entertalned the Sllverdale Chlcks and swamped them by an overwhelmmg score The boys next packed thelr duffle and traveled to Everett to turn back the Everett Gulls to the tune of 22 to 20 Bothell was next but the Cats weakened and dropped one to the Bothell lads at Bothell In the return engagement on the Bremerton boards the Lats gave the Bothell team a most art1st1c drubbmg Next the boys took on the Charleston Club and beat them by a score of 20 to 19 Sammy Kahn looped a swlsher m the last few seconds of play to cxnch xt for the schoolboys The Apprent1ces wlth '1 champlonshlp team took the Cats lnto camp m the next game Hlghlme then fell v1ct1m to the felme mvaslon Fverett came to Brem erton to break the home wmnmg streak of the lads and dld just that m an overtxme contest Bremerton agam played Sllverdale and agfun gave the Chlcks '1 good drubbmg Renton had a strong 'aggregatmon and beat the Bremerton boys once at Renton and once at Bremerton Balnbrldge also took Bremerton 1n thelr home and home SSFIQS Bremerton dropped the last gam of the sea on w1th Seattle College All m all the season was very successful The largest crowds ln the hlstory of the school were out to back up the team the games were close and the cahbre of the opponents was conslderably lmproved Everyone hopes that Coach Shxdler w1l1 eontlnue to keep the repre sentatlve schedules he 0 favorably maugurated thls year The second team bovs made an envlable record thxs year and wxll be back to nose out ome lettermen on next years team Players on the Seconds were Glen Nlessner Jlm Parmley Archl Bouchard Ted Hokenstad Elmer Madsen Bob Lenk Babe Kelly and Bud Osborn Wlth these clever basketball artlsts and the returnlng letterm n Coach Shldler should be able to mould a champlonshlp quad next year Page Fzjtx set eu , 2 T f Y Y nv ' ' - ' ' V' V Y , . , , 4 ' , L 7 v 4 ' v v ' D V. 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ROGQTF E3 -Li BASKETBALL JHD CPISTFP rrd I cl P L w 1 smrr floor rn rn rnd an excellent passer Hrs shots sel dom wtnt astrax once he got set Returns S-XXI KXHNT Fuard lSarnmyl iam was cl real trght er an rhle floor rn rn and A good shot F r rduates CAPL GRANDY Guard Carl rs a youngster who turned rn some frne games at the guard posrtron He wrll be back to do battle agarn next year PALPH SONNELAND Guard lSunnyl Thrs stocky warrror of tht court fought ewery mrnute ht was on the tloor Graduates NIFLXIIN GR XXES Forward Ilslell X good scorer and an rble passtr He tame along well at the end of the season Returns WILLIAM PFRKUNS Guard lS1l A hard checkrng guard who was rn there every mrnute Another hard frghter from oxer Charleston way Returns IAC lx QTRILKLAAD C enter l Iunrorl He usually got the trp 'rnd played a neat floor game Watch hrm next ye rr Returns BOB VHLLIANIS Porw rrd and C nter Bm b w rs rl hrs hest when the games were hot Ht pulled 1 couple out of the fue for the old alma rnrttr A 4 4 3 LLK ' I . .' , .. 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P 'E' I :tg Q, I-Scbcgz-:Trai -'yi BASEBALL Vlflth elght returnrng lettermen and an array of potentlal ball players t oach Hal Shrdler tackled the stlff fourteen game schedule of the 33 season After a couple of weeks of prehmmary drxll Coach Shrdler had chosen the ball club that started the season The players Outfleld Jones Ro bards Hellard and Baertchlgar Infleld Crltzer f1TSt Kelly second Per kms and Burgua short and Wrlhams thlrd Batterxes Strrckland Mess ner Parmley and Nlorrl on prtchers Bouchard catcher The fleldlng of the team IS very satlsfactory Wlth two veterans and two FOORIGS rn th rnfreld the quad has been worklng well In the out fleld Coach Shldler has h1S four phantom frosh of last years squad fThey re sophs now I The pltchmg staff has two rrght handers and two left handers that have been turnrng rn so'ne fme games Jumor Strrckland the elongated rrght hander IS the usual startrng hurler wh1le Glen Messner rs hrs alter nate The two port sxders Jrm Parmley and Able 'VIorr1son have plenty of stuff and lots of poss1b1l1t1es three They took Srlverdale Port Orchard Barnbrldg and Olympla and they lost to Seattle College Olyrnpla and Barnbrrdge The team as lt stands IS compo ed of Jurnors frosh and sophs No one wxll be lost by graduatlon and the lads should be a hard team to beat next season TRACK Wlth f1ve returnmg lettermen and a good turnout of new recrults Coach Kerth Lyman started the track season trarnrng wlth easy Jogs and mrld QXGTCISES Captarn Bull Mowre the 100 and 220 man has placed rn all meets and IS exh1b1t1ng some good work Darwm Johnston another sprmter IS also turmng 1n ome mce exhlbltlons Though Darrell Floyd and Carl Grandy last years speed merchants rn the mlddle dxstances are missed Ed Coutts and Ed Whlte are turnlng 1n some good runs The pole vault IS one of the ev nts that Bremerton IS stronger 1n Red Shanley Ed Coutts and Jerry Myers are all clearlng the bar around ten feet Red Shanley Ed Coutts and Jerry Myers are also 1n the hlgh Jump and placmg regularly Jerry Myers and Vlncent Bowman are havlng a battle royal for su premacy rn the hurdles Aprll 29th ln a meet wxth Port Angeles Vmme broke the Washlngton Fleld record for the hrgh hurdler He stepped It off m 182 These are two bovs that are fr great match and flne sportsmen In the fxeld events Harry, Graff Russell Shawver Harold Kaye and Clayton Bowman are showrng up well On May 6th at Washmgton Fleld Bremerton lost the county track meet for the second trm rn some ten years to Sllverdale The fmal score was 46 to 39 wlth Sllverdale on the long end of the score Port Orchard s lone entry Arnold copped three fnrst places 1n as many events to help beat Bremerton Arnold set a new county record rn the hrgh Jump of a feet 8 mches The broken record was o feet 7 mches and was held by Bob Gough who later starred at Wa hmgton State Page Srrtx one g x F 4 4 4 .. - g sw , . , r Y i kv f '63 , , I ' . . 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P.1qr Szxzx In ftggg, PIOOISJBTF IE -LCE GIRLS ATI-ILETIC ASSOCIATION FLN FOP ALL -XLL FOR FUN Presrdent Roberta Dane X rce Presrdent Flla Tappe Lustodxan Lenore Sn rge Xdyr er Nlrss Brltton He who plays the grme strarght rnd hard wrns eun though ht loses rs the motto that every athletrt gurl trres to follow Below rs a lrst of ome of the thlngs the gxrls do durmg the year and the tlm that they do them X OLLEYBALL SEPTENIBER DFQENIBEP After strong flghtrng eornpetrtron between the senlors and the Junrors the Junlors won the thampronshrp rn volleyball by a very tlose mark The grrls show d much mterest rn thrs partrcular sport and all the games were grven for the success that was made thrs season BASKETBALL JANLARY INIARCH The senrors were agaln defeat d by the Junrors rn thrs sport but only by close margrns The sophomores and freshmen showed remarkable abrlrty rn basketball and should grve the Junrors a hard run for the champronshrp next year Roberta Dane was elected general manager and proved to be 'rn exttllent worker BASFBALL AND TENNIS APRIL MAY Wrth seventy erght grrls turnmg out for baseball tht eason was 1 progresslye one Hazel Drake general manager worked hard to help make rt a success The freshmen grrls gave the other teams a close run for the ehampxonshrp and are workmg hard to take the hlgh place next year hyery year a tennrs tournament rs held for the grrls Thrs year about frfteen doubles and thrrtv srngles entered In 1931 Lrsette Barthrop took the champronshrp rn smgles and rn 1932 Roberta Dane won as one can have her name plaeed on the cup once she rs not allowed to partrclpate IH my more tournaments Rot rtr Dans rnd L1 tte Barthrop were double champrons last year HIKINC' AND SVVININIINC SFPTFMBFP NIXY Hrkrng IS an all year sport and thrs year Lenore Savage was elected general manager Short hrkes were held twrce a month or more often Treasure hrkes brrd hxkes and flower hrkes made thrs sport more mterestmg Although swlmmrng IS a mrnor sport the grrls haye responded qurte well rn turnlng out The grrls were able to earn twenty fue pornts for the Lrfe Savrng Tests June Fox was chosen general manager Pa abut tr ce 4 gx X 4 , 4 .. - I D f I rg V p ' 3 N L .. .lv t . 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Q7 lc' LBBBL JQY73- CHEER LEADERS JOHNNY SANDMEYER Duke JIM LAWSON King and DANNY STARR Duke HALL FESSLER HAYDEN SI-IANLEY REYNOLDS ATHLETIC MANAGERS FOOTBALL Garnet Hayden Rlchard Shan! y BASKETBALL Rlchard Shanley BASEBALL Kenneth Hall Tommy Reynolds TRACK Charles Fessler Page Sxxtx four ATUR HQQQTF we SNAPSHOTS Stuck up Who re your frlends Randy 'P Palls Look at that pose Shlp ahoy there Mary A pxcture of a car Ye artlst A new trlangle class Some of the glrls A couple of P Gs There s nothmg hke a good fxght to Wm aglrl eh Bobby Reve School s out The candy clerks Page Svctx jfne Sixth period art - 9 E Q, I-Sc nc 28:3-,TF l-C3 Ugg? jff5 Page Szxty-mx BABY PICTURES Dot and Ray Cole Ruth Daharsh Pat Eckroat Bernlce Vlncent Bo Dane Ella Tappe Betty Pulvermlller Bob Kmg Dot Wood Merry Ford Mona Howell Ward Muller The Taylors Margaret Cook ECCDMFQTCIB ,,.v,r BABY PICTURES Ralph Sonneland Ann Fox Betty Gexsel Mane Powell Ralph Kressm Jerry Myers Frank Harader Inkle Enkeboll The Munsons Mlldred De Leshe Pedle Peqersen Gen Wood Page Szxty seven a.. 1. 2. T 3. ' . I 4. ' 5. ' Q ' 6. If , J 8. Mabel Baxter 9. ll ' 71 10. 11. ' 12. ' A Q 13. FSCJCJQJTF E3 5 lm. U vb Page Slxtx elghz QQ' in CALENDAR SEPTEMBER 7 Fxrst Day of School SEPTEMBER 12 Flrst Assembly SEPTEMBER 21 Gxrls Club Mixer SEPTEMBER 24 Flrst Football Game OCTOBER 14 Old Clothes Day OCTOBER 28 Harvest Festlval NOVEMBER 23 School Play Second Chlldhood Alumm Play The Prmce Chap DECEMBER 23 First Basketball Game DECEMBER 24 to JANUARY 2 Chrlstmas Vacatlon JANUARY 30 End of Fxrst Semester FEBRUARY 21 Glrls Club Mixer FEBRUARY 24 February Frollc MARCH 10 Operetta The Belle of Barcelona of ft T . G I .. , I . 7 , I X L- 3 ' 4 - g . 1 . I . 3' 'NJ-Q' ' . : - DECEMBER 21- Qeg V l . H A . .-. ' . , ff gl .- .9 ll ls 95 . 4 n-stpQmg:3Trl-.Q Alla!!-'Iii 'T N mail CALENDAR MARCH 17 to 31 Beard Growlng Contest MARCH 24 Sprmg Vacatlon MARCH 31 Semor Plav Green Stockmgs APRIL 7 Booster Nxght Faculty Play APRIL 14 Fxrst Baseball Game APRIL 21 J umor Prom APRIL 29 and MAY 19- Pep Club Dance MAY 3 Exhlblt MAY 5- Band Concert MAY 6- County Track Meet MAY 17 Semor Sneak Electlon of Student Body Offlcers MAY 26 Class Day JUNE 2 Last Day of School Page Snxty 'nme A N If 2 . if' -A gg MAY 19- G rn 4' ' g :QE Q, r-sax Lg-3,TF+g T3-A Page Sem eurx SNAPSHCTS Fay Mane and Nor ma Funny Faces Dot and Pedxe Shlek Another P G and whos that ln the wmdow' Ruth and Art Wheres you own r S Sllm Peek a boo Teacher Glrls from Manette mg places Shlde Babe Kelly They re ln love Jeanette W o dat e t ey 1ll and Margaret Dot Dode and Pedle Be good children Anabel belxeve lt or not Left to rlght Pan sy and B111 Farrel 6 :X Y 4 A A lu S! 4 1. ' - 2. . 3. , ' . 4. ' . 5. . .f 6. . 7. ' gi 1, i . 8. 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Congratulations Class of 9 3 TRAMC BALLROOM Graduatmon Your Chlld has worked hard for thls great day Glve her or hlm a mce watch We have a fme selectlon of GRUENS and all AMERICAIN makes Also anythmg m the Jewelry me George H Moeller .IEWELFR 2710 Farragut Street Mercant1le Company Charleston nlncorpox atedn KHAQ G STRONG Pres Pamts and Oxls Grocerxes Fresh Meats School 'Supplies 2811 and 281.3 Farragut Street Telephones Q74 and 1414 -------------------------------------.Q lr --------,-------..--.. QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ 2::::::1::::::1::::::-::- --------------..- ........ Sb ' ' 1 r r S . . I . , ' ' ' v - r 1' . V' 'S I . - -....--......-.....------ - - Hardware, Builders' Supplies, . , L . l . 5 F Page 5C'l.C71lj'IVUllT foooqooooggggqggggggoo-----------------QQ-----------o--------------------------------q : : :o:::o: :ooac ::q-Q-: :oz :qqq ::::o::oQQo::Q-:::::Q:: R. S. 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