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

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WETZEL DAVIS ELLER MARCEL ,A HOFFMAN THE SENIOR CLASS Presidenf JOHN R. ELLER, JR. Vice-Presidenf BARRY WETZEL Secrefary LEONIE MARCEL Treasurer JOYCE DAVIS Adviser MISS HOFFMAN The firsf and mosf imporfanf acf in fhe play of life is our four years spenf in sfudy in high school. Each year presenfs a differenf one. The curfain rises on fhe firsf scene, fhe Freshman year. The characfers porfray fhe roles of fhe bewildered begin- ning sfudenfs. buf under fhe capable leadership of Johnnie Eller, presidenf, fhe acfors are able fo leave fheir firsf year wifh many pleasanf and long-fo-be-remembered episodes. In fhe second scene, one wifh a more grown-up afmo- s here, Don Doole sfars. Under Don's excellenf su ervision P Y P and guidance fhe Sophomore class won high honors in fhe ficlcef sale for fhe Honolulu-Bremerfon foofball game. The fhird scene is sei fo music. Gerry Schrieber co- sfars wifh Johnnie Eller in his posifion as general chairman of fhe Junior Prom. Johnnie, once again, holds fhe high place of presidenf of fhe class. Wifh Miss Kafharine Nor- man aiding fhe officers and commiffee, fhe Junior Prom gave fhe efifecf of fhe World's Fairs wifh excellenf finesse. The end of fhe acf comes all foo soon in fhe fourfh year. Because of, his experience in similar roles fhroughouf 'Ihe play, Johnnie Eller once again leads his class fo vicfory. The Senior snealc, Baccalaureafe, fhe Senior play and all fhe ofher Senior indulgences fill fhe year wifh pleasanf acfiv- ifies. Before fhe audience realizes if, fhe finale comes wifh all ifs glamorous grandeur and solemnify . . . graduafion. Now fhe acf is over and fhe performers have made fheir exifs. Changes of cosfumes and malce-up for fhe nexf acf are made buf fhe play goes on' fhe same sfage, same seffing, same sfory buf new players.

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K I8 CRADUATINC SENIORS ADAMS, DON- Already Don is on Ihe road fo success. His quicl wil' and ready infelliqence have paved Ihe way for him. ADAMS, ELENA- We lhinlr fhaf burning desire Io srudy arf will get her yer! ALBEE, LAUREN- Never is he more af home Ihan when he is finliering wilh machinery ALLEN, GEORGE RICHARD- His lrnowledge and experience will lead him lo Ihe pafh ol big business. ALLISON, BETTY- Whal girl wouldn'I envy Belryls complexion and in- genious coiflures. ALLISON, CLARENCE- A boy of few words usually bu? numerous among The besl boys. AMES, JOHN RICHARD- Brighf-eyed science will smile al This young man. ANDERSON, BETTY- Wifh the really supers of sfyle, dignily, and cape' bilifv we see brighl days ahead for Spilly. BAKER, BEN EDWARD- An enlhusiaslic sllafer is Ben-his cheery affifude will be missed abou! school. BATES, KATH RY N- Kafhryn possesses two amiable and lilzeable lraifs, lhose ol generosily and llindness. BELL, LOREN JACK- Wilh rhe rhythmic bear of his drums Jaclz has made many of our moods lighler. BERRY, WENDELL BRADLEY- A genfleman in every sense of Ihe word. He may always be seen doing his share of lhe worli. BLANKENSHIP, MARGARET- Her nalural sense of humor has won her many friends wilhin Ihe walls of B. H. S. BLANKENSHIP, ROBERT T.- Among Bc-b's rneny inferesrs dramalics seems fo him -fhe mosl irresislible. BLOM, SHIRLEY- Sludious? Absolurelyl Fersonali'fy7 Can'? be beal! Willingness Io lend a hand? Cerrainlyl Whaf more could you wanf in a girl? BOAZ, JUNIOR- Greefing everyone wilh a genial smile and a cheery hello Junior has made many lasling friendships. BONINE, WAYNE- A desire lo do fhings righl and in a genflemanly way will lead Wayne 'ro success. BOONE, MARJORIE- A polile manner, complefe sincerify, and a person alify which surely could nor hinder any girl! r