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

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w ROW' 1-Black, Claward, Hartsoe, Cathary, Collier, Dnulph, Chainlvers, Cowdrey, Arthun, Campbell, Ahfirn, Booth. ROW' 2-Cheplnek, Denind, Beane, Durkas, Connolly, Barlow, Corle, Busby, Boutgette, Brott, Cowan, Coulter, Abneherli, Dever, Buckley. ROW! P-Drirkins, Cookson, Cathary, Devancy, Brott, Clisteel, Dowd, Berrigan, Bourgette, Croswnite, Craw- ford. ROW' 4-Biiselt, Devnrest, Dolen, Davis, Bowman. ROW' S-Bunker, Curzct, Broman, Anderson, Brouehard, Cronehite, Brown. ROW' aitianficld, Avery, Brautlneht, Cnsad, Dillenbeek. ROW' Ie- lileider, Hurlen, Engstrom, Kidder, Pgintz, liorhan, jones, jefferson, Hilton, Gingler, johnson. ROW' Zvfioehis, Pity, Harrison, Hetrick, jack, Herman- son, Ciorgensen, Hanson, Killer, lfgan, Gates, Buren. ROW' I-Greenwalt, johnson, lfrechin, Gauthier, lid- w.irds, llintz, Kingman, Hicks, Higgins. ROW' 4 llminersluerg, Gibbs, Hilstad, Harris, Aerrell, lliinberg, Gzillehcr, hlomes, Iitten. ROW' le-Nims, Marlin, Pruitt, Peterson, Mead, Marshall, N1ulv,iney, Oliphnnt, Myers, Pettingill. ROW' 2-MeCorkle, Parton, Meredith, Nordquist, Miller, l.iym.in, MeC.1slin, Presser, Larson, Latrell, McPhee. Climpeau. ROW' W-Lundamo, Perrin, Pederson, Lalievre, Lynch, Miner, Mayville, liileen, Madden, Mayville, Louise, Nut- ter, LeFertc. ROW' 4-fOrrt'elt, Nestor, Rerrignn, liritv, Brown, Parker, l..iFontaine, Long, Chilton, Solie. ROW' S-Liner, Olsen, L.iMay, Mnston, Cawthorne, Olson, Longley. f ROW' 6-YPieree, Look, Maul, Nestor, Main, Lewis, Posey, McCarty. ROW' I-W'ood, Van Rossum, Ross, W'ills, Splnine, Stev- ens, Tudor, Stevens, W'oodings, Sundvall. ROW' 2-Sehwaru, Rapp, Whleh, Theis, Tempio, W'halen Sehrieker, Riggs, Spnith, W'.1rdell, Rowe, Sandviek. ROW' lilies, Ruetter, Stumpf, Tnthnm, Wfoldrige. ROWf 4-Turvey, Sines, Thompson, Surface, Smith, Ve dee, ilillLllC.1Il, W'.1gner. ROW' S-Simes, Rhodes, Mulvmny, Zurbrugtis Wfcllman. ROW' 64Seidler, Truemper, Serry, Richards. ROW' 7-W'e.iver, Scott, Vim W'ert. X l v H WR, K 27 i 1-x 'lx ali 1 11 il 'ISIN in ., .1 M as ai-ew we 'Aww N. f viii iii V. ty 4 9 QF?-ff'3f l QI 1 'll

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S Blau In a narrow rirclc Ihr' miml fonfrafls, Man grows wilb lair expanded needs. -SCHILLER. GIDEON I-IICKS MINER SUNDVALL ' BROTT Prexidrnl ,,,,,,,,,,..., YYYYYY,YYY,Y,,,,, L EO BROTT Vice'-Presidrn! ,,,.... ,,,,,, J ENNIE SUNDVALL Sffrffwy 7ff,,.,,,.. 77,7.,.... A NITA MINER Treasufvr ..A..., ..,77,,, S HIRLEY HICKS Adviufr ....,.... MISS GIDEON Grown up this year -and on the road to fill the positions of upper-classmen, the Sophomores spent an active and interesting year. An assembly featuring the puppet Ferdinand the Bull and acts by the students was one of the Sophomore highlights of the year. Jennie Sundvall, Vice-President of the class, ably directed the event. i The Sophomores voted on and selected class sweaters in maroon and gray, the class colors. Their initiative in taking this step made the whole school class-sweater conscious. i , Next year they will be upper-classmen, Juniors, their duties will entail much more responsibility and labor, but due to their never die spirit and hard earned efforts it is well known that they will be ready, willing, and able to take over the places of the Juniors.

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4 C4444 Our plvusurvx and our clixvonlrnls, Arc mnmis by whirl? u'r' may axcrmlf' 'LONGI-'ELLOW'. LANNING DUCKWILER M155 HQWARD BRAMAN ERICKSON Prcmden! ,,,,,,A,,,, W Vice'-Prcsidcni Srrrefary ,,,,,,. Treasurer Adviser JAMEs BRAMAN RUTH LANNING WINONA DUCKWILER ALLWYN ERICKSON , MISS HOWARD Arriving at High School strange and frightened, bewilderedly wondering Where the Auditorium Was, looking on the backs of doors for the room numbers, they have grown from the green Freshmen of the first of the year to a group much more a part of high school. Their year has been one of many events, beginning with the success- ful assembly in February and moving on at a rapid pace until the party in the second semester. Initiation of the F'rcshmen this year was decidedly on the rough side. But next year it will be their turn to do the initiating. In another short year, these young Freshies,' will have grown to tall and capable upper-classmen, ready and able to carry the responsibilities of student leadership. 'ff-,pe sh MAN A39 If