West High School - Cat Log Yearbook (Bremerton, WA)
- Class of 1941
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V. !. if i ff X . 1 .1 DEDICATIO lt has been said that the foundation of every State is the education of its Youth. Modern youth knows that not only formal education is important but active participation of students in activities in which they can cooperate make projects a success. Student government is a startling example. Our progress is made by the student council, stu- dent elections, our student forums, and co- ordination with the various clubs within our student body. Such is school life in a De- mocracy, to which We dedicate this annual. -PEGGY BOURGETTE s 1 E 2 15 E 'Q K , , EQ, 'X F E A gf: ' ' Q Q 1 ' ' 'Vwf5?f.l - ki K W . ff , .- Q 4 if 'iw 55 i 75 E gig As Q ff. gg i fi? E, 5 1 , , Jw S Y! K T x- ! in 32 S , if if' 23 if :xwfwf I 5 iifgix ' R L, g 5 K it aw M5 Z' gl swf 'Y QC el 1 zf , ..AA. lx 1' ' I -'Wim' S ,4 A W 'wmfzak W. M, . ga mi. 'fic'-LW ' 1 Vf' 'WW W -I , .W 11 10+ ' Q ., V ' Q , ,- w e ,g f .4 ir ir ir ir CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION GRADUATES CLASSES ACTIVITIES PRODUCTIONS ATHLETICS ADVERTISING Schools in certain of the totalitarian countries, particularly Germany, teach non-controversial subjects on an efhcient basis. The individual stu- dent has no choice as to what he shall study. In the fields of history, economics, civics, and litera- ture, young people may study only what is prepared for their consumption by the official propaganda departments with brazen disregard for truth and facts. We in the United States consider school life on such terms to be little short of slavery. We cherish the opportunity to choose the lines of work and activities which appeal to each of us. Our schools regard as important objectives the acquisition of the aesthetic and cultural heritage of the race. We do not have the desire to place the entire emphasis of the schools upon the strict utility of training in vocational skills and training for military service. We believe that under our system we secure a more free and full development of our native abilities and powers and we encourage initiative and poise and self confidence. TILLMAN PETERSON Superintendent ra' ,Q fisyiflifiiift ,, EYEKW , YN is 555 5. gs-er N ND 'U' ,is - X ial .. Q Y , . qv? , ,..., , A, f glfff I-'Q ' .t::s ' . -' 3:3115 Y A, 3 ii, if 1 . Y -- 11' , 1 AW -l V National defense and democracy are paramount issues in America today. Every member of the faculty has attempted to impart that intangible something which con- strains every student to love and appreciate his country and its institutions far above that of any other. We hold to a philosophy of the spirit which postulates that attitudes and appreciations are fundamentally more important than mere visible forms and creeds. We have attempted to delegate to you students as much participation in school govern- ment as you are capable of absorbing. You as students have accepted this responsibility and have thereby received very valuable training in the tenets of democracy. We have given you a vast field of information so that you may be able to intelligently reach sound conclusions. We contend that by imparting these experiences we have contributed that fundamental factor which will be a most valuable factor in National defense. Class of nineteen hundred forty-one, we have faith in you. Your Principal, HARRY D. SORENSEN. CH BERLAIN MR. CULVER MISS DUNLA AUG AN THE FACULTY ART: Miss Galina Zlenko. CGMMERCIAL: Mrs. Blanche Stineman, Mr. William Carter, Miss Kathryn Hoffman, Miss Dorothy Jean Parker. ENGLISH DEPT.: Miss Mentha Crofoot, Mr. Fred Graham, Miss Mercedes Miller, Miss Dorothy Wais- ner, Mr. David Wolfle. GUIDANCES: Miss Charlotte Kern. MR. BROETJE MR. CART , MISS CROFOOT MR. DOGAN MISS MR. FRFSHMAN Miss HOFFMAN Mlss HOWARD MR. JACKSON FOR 1940-1941 HOME ECONOMICS: Miss Helen Chamberlain, Miss Anne Houlahan, Miss Alice Jean Howard, Miss Ro- maine Nicholson. INDUSTRIAL ARTS: Mr. A. H. Roos, Mr. Nelson Lytle, Mr. Ralph Baughman, Mr. Philip Lucus, Mr. Helmer Malstrom, Mr. Harold Shidler, Mr. Warren Cain. LANGUAGE: Miss Florence Dunlap, Miss Thelma Engehretson, Miss Grace Ogrosky, Miss Solveig Strand. MISS KFRN MR. LUCUS MR. GRAHAM MISS HOULAHAN MR. HUGUENIN mf gi. I 21 Ae J Q9 MISS NICHOLSON MISS PARKER 5 MR. RAMM dl MR. LYTLE MR. MALSTROM THE FACULTY LIBRARY: Miss Faye Plank. MATHEMATICS: Mr. George Martin, Mr. Lawrence Ramm, Mr. David Wolfle, Mr. Ralph Culver, Mr. Winfield Snyder. MUSIC: Mr. Frank Freshman, Mr. Vernon Jackson. PHYSICAL EDUCATION: Miss Cathryn Britton, Mr. 7, ,,,f D- Iienneth Wills. .JJ - MR. MARTIN MISS MILLER MISS OGROSKY MISS PLANK MISS REEVES MR. SCOTT MP.. SHIDLER MISS STINEMAN FOR 1940-1941 MISS WAISNER MR. WILLS SCIENCE: Mr. James Dogan, Mr. Robert Scott. SOCIAL SCIENCE: Miss Anna B. Reeves, Mr. Arthur Broetje, Mr. Alvin Huguenin, Mr. Thomas Sheldrake. SUPERINTENDENT'S SECRETARY: Miss C. M. Ross. OFFICE ASSISTANT: Miss Mary Morse, Miss Louise Coffman. MR. SHELDRAKE MR. SNYDER MR. WOLFLE MISS ZLENKO MISS STRAND .air 'ai ,f s 531f1'x11vrt n11 bww EMSQ Weis Q Q 53215 fuzmcfirtrh mztiaiasimfid . . Snr im-ahaxatimr A 3221 ?i7ifi:zf-an-1+ Wigerf-uf 'mr fiidxii' fir 52:13 sf lr: ? f J ,X W. My wi i My E5 gags vrsnizwixlxi 7' i w Sgi5W.,w fm K ima . WN ,..- LI ll ll u u l zzmtuzm ' flhzxf f.1 .XV ' if M ai' fuursr uf Svtuirg gxrrarrihrh 'rfurr zxumrheh this IIE! gen nur aignatnrrea ani: nal tvm igzmhreh :mir furitg 9 fjfmdb 5 ' annum , , A '1 ,-,....-.:..A-,W W-l f Y Wm A ..,., -N f,-M ' Krfrfmrq fill 'Y i XQQS Eff SENIGR M i ta CLASS Q!- 05 PQ Q9- 41555 fi Pr id 1 Qfgrfgi BOB iiiziixi-iuzw ? i i c- i 590 AiiIiE1I:rre1iiiiiJiL Secretary BETTY MCCASLIN Treasurer VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATURIAN '55THTd lfUCKl'EY MISS HOFFMAN BERNICE JACK FAY PETTINGILL Some four years ago there was but a barren place in the lives of about one hundred and fifty boys and girls when they entered Bremerton High School to commence their High School daze. As dazed Freshmen they put on a very good competitive assembly. As knowing Sophomores they decided to have sweaters of their own and the colors maroon and gray. As high and mighty Juniors they put on a fashion prom which was an acknowledged success. - As experienced Seniors put on their annual Senior Play which was a mystery play. Their Senior sneak being a thrilling event. The final and lovely event of the Senior year was Commencement 18 ABACHERLI, .-XRl,l3'lWlil'i lVlARlLYNh l racfii7e' llflfzktxr Perfect Pep Club 4, German Club 3, 4, QSec. 35, History Council 3, Lair Stall 4, llume lic, Club l, Harvest Festival 45 Chamber of Commerce 4, G.A.A. lg Minute Girl 4. AHICARN, AIOHN VlNCl'iNT- lVlun' Than You Know Latin Club l, 2, Movie Operators Club 2, 3, 45 Photog- raphy Club 3, 4, Science Club 4. Al,LlSON, GNORGIC lRVlN-- Pm Nu! Conzplzzfllirlgu Stage Crew l, 2, Orchestra l, 2, 3, Band 3, Science Club 4, Gracluatvd in 3lfQ years ANDERSON, .'XMBROSl'l C., xlR.-- Marz Abou! Town Orchestra l, 2, 3. ANDERSON, l7fPRCYl'llY- l1l+f,'Am 111 Pep Club 4, Home Ee. Club 4, Graduated in 3M years. ARTHUN, RICHARD THOlVlAS--f'j14g,,,,,,i,fy' l-'reslmian Class Pres. l, Knight of Golden Paw 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Student Council l. ARTHUN, ROl3l'lR'l' jEROlVllfl--- Uh Lfluk AI Mr Aloud' HiAY 3, 4, Knights of Golden Paws 3, 4, fPres. 42, Science Club 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Glcc Club l, 2, lp Hi Scribe 4, Student Council l, 3, 4, Chamber of Com- merce 3, 4, l3oy's Club 3, 4g Senior Class President 45 Ski Club l, 2, 3, 4. AVICRY, klAlVll'fS-f In The Mood AVFRY, KIQN- All 111 Fun liaml l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4. J , 'I - Q Q fy, BROWN, UNDELL L.-sHM,,,,,,. f-,,,.H l.ettermen's Club 3, 4, S, Hi-Y 3, 4, 5, Pres. 5, Knights of Colden Paws 4, 5, Clee Club 4 Football 4, 5, Basket- ball l, 2, 3, 4, B.iseb:i1l 3, 4, Student Council 5. BROWN, SHIRLEY lVlARCELLA--- Pilar, Tdkf' xl Letln, .Mfrs Brown B Club 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Sec. and Trezas. of B Club 4, BUCKNFR. DiWID-W-1-lf 1 Had My rw, BUCKLEY, ESTHER LOUlSl3-- One In H i'VIillion Home lic. Club 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Frenth Club 2, 3, 4, llizunatic Club l, History Council 4, Glen' Club l, G.-X..-X. l, Student Council l, Volley Ball 2, All School Pl.1y 3, Clizunbcr ol Commerce 3, 4, Class 'lllC4lSlll'l'l' 4, Sptzikeiisy 4, Fencing Club 4. BURGESS, JACQUELlNl3 LOUISE-f-1 Lgyg 7'ex,,, Pep Club 4, Ut-rninm Club 3, 4. Trczis. 4, Photography Club 3, 4, Lziir Statl 4, Add Stutli 4 BURNS. BliTSI'lr f A'-If llizii To Bw iw llzAScribes 3, 4. l.iir Still 3, 4, Adxertising Manager 4, Ski Club 3, 4, Pep Club 4, lJr,nn:itirs Club 4, Ad Stuff 3. BLlSBYv l'ou'n' tl f1c'1z'Uf'f1lx' Thing 'l'ii-Y 3, 4, Fc-niing Club 2, 3, 4, Minute Girl 2, Girls Club 'l'rc.is. 4, Chamber of Commerce Exec. Board 3, 4, Student Countzl 3, 4, Hi-Scribes 4, Latin Club l, French Club 2, 3, lluim- Fc. Club Z, Pep Club 4, Harvest Ft-stixul 3, I,::i: Stull' 4, Feature Editor 4. CAlVll'l3l?Ll,, ESTHERGRACE--f When iris!! Ryu Arr Smiling Spanisli Club 4, Oriliestrzi 4, C,A.A. l, Debate Club 4, l. 'tin Club 4. CAM l'BFl.l,, MAURICF EUGENE- UIIIUCL' Can I E-ver Rf Alnqen l.etternien's Club 3, 4, French Club l, 2, History Council 4, Tennis 4, Basketball 3, 4, Hi-Scribes 4, Booster Staff 4, Sports liditor Lair Staff 4, Ass't. Sports Editor 4. 20 , 33 Stuve'1 and Lovely Honor Society 2, 3 4, French Club 3, 4, History Council 2, 3, 4, Chamber of Commerce 3, 4, Minute Girl l, Ski Club 2, Home Er. Club l, 2, Pep Club 4, G.A.A. l, Lair Advertising 4. BklURGFrl3'l1F, Peg Of flfly Heart Pep Club 4, Tri-Y Club 3, 4, lVice-Pres. 4-J, Booster Stieff'-,luriior Editor 3, Editor-in-Chief 4, BP Club 3, 4, Fencing Club 4, GAA. l, 2, Basketball l, 2, Baseball 1, 2, volleyball 1, 3, J, prom, Cfunf 3, Harvest Festival 4. l3OWlN'l. XN, lVlARAlORllQf4 Ynii llfalk By Honor Society 3, 4, Latin Club 3, 4, 4Pres. 37, History Council 3, 4, lVice-Pres. 33, Chamber of Commerce 3, Volley Ball 3, 4, Home lit. Club 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Basketball 3, GAA. 3, 4. BOYER, FRNEST, Ullnfil Tomorrow Honor Society l, Z, 3, 4, Spanish Club l, 2, Orchestra l, Photography Club 4. BRONIAN, CLIFFORD GIERALIJ-'AMI-'W Thrguglf' Letterman's Club 3, 4, Hi-Y Club 3, 4, German Club Z, 5, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Trqick 3, 4, Student Council 4, Student Council Pres. 4, Student Body Vice- Prcs. 4. BROMAN, DARWIN EDWARD4--13, Nuff' Orchestra 3, 4. BRfj'l f', Yon Hugh! To Hi' In Pictures B Club 3, 4, SCC. and Treats. 4, Pep Club 4, Cx.A.A. l, Z, 3, 'liumbling 'll-am l, Q, 3, Volleyball l, 2, Basket- bfill l, 2, Tri-Y 4, Home Club l, 2, Fencing Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3. BRO'l l', LICO JOHN- 'l,u',f Do iz Sophomore Class Pres. 2, Lettermenls Club l, Z, 3, 4, Hi-Y Club 2, 3, 4, Vive-Pres. 3, Truck l, 2, 3, 4, State Meet 2, 3, 4 4, Rolling 20 2, Basketball l Fox Yesterday Glee Club l , - C1iSKeasJ241'sFl.S5r,f1f:gsfs CAMPEAU. EUGENE- ffsg Fm, So Good CAN Fl FILD, ORA Rf- Suppo.rmg Photography Club CARD, ARTHUR A.- Stup Pretending CARLSON, ELAINE BEVERLY- i'l'H Remember Entered from Central High School at Superior, Wisconsin. CARMAN, SHEPLER- I Do, Do You? French Club, Skating Club, Public Speaking Club, Fencing Club, Girlls Club, Entered from Rochester High School, Roche-str-r, Minn CASAD, l-'RANK A.- I VV11i tlffafd of That Band l, 2, 3, 4, Football I, Tumbling l, 2. L' 'X'l l'.fXNACll, CHARLES- i'A Young Mrxn Singru kTll.XMl3l'IRS, HERBERT- Don't Give Up The Ship Rifle Club l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Mgr. 2, Chamber of Commerce 2, Movie Operator 3, 4, Photography Club 4. CH A PMAN, DEAN- Where Da I Ga From You JV m P' im CHRlS'l'ENSON, MARGARET-' Mare Than You Know CLARK, ORDRIE ETTA- 4 Bw Happy Latin Club 2, Tumbling 'l'c.un 2, Graduated in 3 years. CLOVVARD, FRANK ROBERT-- Hlflfhilz Thi flluilf Playf On Spanish Club 2, 3, lioys Club 2, fl, 4. ARNfJLDN 'You Think of Etifrylhing Knight of Golden Paw 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 35 Tennis 2, il, 4, IV Football l, Z, 3, Hi-Scribes 3, 4, Booster Advertising Mgr. 3. Dt-bale Club 2, Lai: Atl Mgr. 3, Lau liilirori:il Stall 1, 4, Sports Editor 3, Publicity litlilui 45. llaivvsl Fvslival 4, Chamber of Cuiiiiiiunt' ii, -l, Kiiitliiiitcd in in years. CfJl,l.lNfiS, lafils 'Kill I Rfmsmher If You Gi':uluatc'il in 31,2 icnrk l',iitf-roll from Quilleyute High Forks, Washington. COON, Nl.-XRklURll'i VVll,lVlA- -lxufwf Ali A Song Latin Lilub l, llliotugixipliy Club 1, Archvry Club il, Pc, Club 4, C'li.unlu-r ul K'ui1iuu'rrf- 4, Dramatic Club. COOKSON, l'2ll.I-II-IN-f'f-.iligmy Luk' hating' , .g,,, Laliu Ulusll1fQ.A.:X1 Hiking Club. -Iuuioi Statesman of Amviifa. Flaw Ferl iliwu, Evra .of Blue Aluuiui Kflass 'liiwx il. lluuur Society 2, French Club 4. Hi-Sciibw Q, 3. Miiuur Cirl 3, 'l'ri-Y Club 4, Lair Stat? 2, 3. I'li1u'ai1 l.'a1l.r Hi Scriliw Tri-Y 4, lfcncing Club 4, Pep Club 4, Drama' tics Club, French Club 2, Latin Club lg Golf Team, Rolling Twculy, Ski Klub, Lair Statf, Feature Editorg All Sflioul Play .lg Choir, llruui Majorette l. 21 Y lx 5-HK' if if Q, DAULPH BILL-Mm Bad Bizzf' Y K Letteman's Club 3, 45 Hi-Y 45 German Club I, 25 Foot- ball 2, 35 Chamber of Commerce 2, 3, 4. MARYHELEN 'You Can Count On Me Pep Club 45 French Club 3, 45 Photography Club 45 Booster StaH 35 Chamber of Commerce 2, 3, 45 Ski Club 2, 3, 45 Home Ec. Club I. DAVISON, LOIS MAUREEN-- Pvc Hilched My Wagon To A Star DAWKINS, MAURICE- If I Knew Then Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 45 Pres. 45 Hi-Y Club 2, 3, 45 Vice.-Pres. 45 Sec. 35 German Club 2, 35 Track I, 2, 3, 45 Boys Club Cabinet 45 Basketball I, 25 Student Council 4. DENEND, DORIS MAE- Bu:y As A Bee Spanish Club I5 Glce Club 35 Girlls Club. DEVER, MARIAN FRANCES- Don'l Let It Get You Down Pep Club 45 History Council 3, 4, Golf 3, 45 Pres. 35 Sec. and Treas. 45 G.A.A. I5 Home Ec. I, 4. DEVERY, STEVE CHARLES- I Get A Kick Out Of You Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 45 Football 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 4. DICKINSON, ANITA CLARE-- I Know Now Latin Club 35 Minute Girl 35 History Council 45 Graduated in 3M years. DILL, ALICIA- I'm Waiting For Ships G.A.A. Girl's Club. 22 CO'III'IARY, ROSEANNE' l've Taken A Fancy To You Science Club 45 Latin Club 3, 45 G.A.A. 2, 35 Jr. Red Cross 3, 45 Pres. 35 Minute Girl 45 Home Ec. l, 2, 3, 45 Photography Club 45 Pep Club 4. G. Tw0 Claringif' German Club 3, 45 Photography I,25 Band 3,45 Orchestra4. COULTER, NANCY- Polkadots and Maonbeamsn Pep Club 45 French Club 2, 3, 45 Dramatic Club 2, 35 Photography Club l, 25 Golf Club 35 Hi-Scribes 3, 45 Tri-Y Club 3, 45 All School Play 35 Lair Stai 3, 45 Hi-Scribes Sec. 45 Tri-Y Sec. 45 Debate Team 45 Mgr. 45 Ski Club I, 25 Home Ec. Club I5 Fencing Club 2, 35 junior Prom Com. 35 Girl's Club Cabinet 4. ANNE'- All The Thing: You Are' Honor Society 25 French Club 2, 35 Orchestra I5 Glee Club I, 25 Hi-Scribes 2, 3, 45 Pres. 45 Student Council I5 Booster Asslt. jr. Editor 35 Senior Editor 45 Ski Club l, 25 Sec. and Treas. 25 Lair Staff Ads. 2, 35 Copy Editor 35 Editor-in-Chief 45 Tri-Y 3, 45 Fencing Club 2, 35 Girl's Club Cabinet 35 Jr. Prom Com. 35 All School Play Staff 35 Pep Club 45 Vodvil 4. CRAWFORD, BIETTIANNII-f'C1w,,,1,0x1f Honor Society 2, 3, 45 History Council 35 Pep Club 49 Home Ec. Club 3, 4. CRAWFORD, L.- My Fine Feathered Friend Entered from Presko High School in South Dakota. CIKONIQHITE, BARBARA JUNE--f'Wlm1'5 Cooking German Club I5 Sec. Home Ec. Club 3, 45 Pres. 45 History Council 4. CROSSWAITE, KATHLEEN-1111115 Wfllf' French Club 45 Latin Club 2, 35 Band 2, 3, 45 Volley- ball I5 Ski Club 45 Science Club 45 Silver Blades. CUNNINGHAM. LUCILLE-ffl Gu A Kick our Of You Latin Club l, 2, 35 Orchestra 35 G.A.A. I, 2, 3. on 59 1 3 Ar- is DORMAN, ARLENE LILIA- Freckle Face You're Beautiful Tri-Y Club 4, Pep Club 4, Booster Staff 4, Girl's Club Cabinet 4, Girl's Glee Club 3, Basketball 3, 4, Volleyball 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4. DOTZLEN, DUANE- The Object Of My Ajeclionsn Entered from Charlestown Hi School, Charlestown, Mass. DOWD, ANDRE SCALES- Hif 1 Had My Way French Club l, 2, 3, 4, Golf l, 2, Tennis 3, 4, jr. Prom Com. 3, Senior Football Mgr. 4. DUFFIELD MARION LEE- Foithful Forever Pep Club 4, German Club 2, 3, 4, History Council 3' Hi-Scribes 3 4' Chamber of Commerce 4- Lair Stad' 3 4- Volleyball 2, Graduated in 3M years. DURKOS PAULA MARY- EDWARDS CATHERINE McKAY- That Red Head Gal' , ff ,Y r ' Y 3 I 1 I Rl? 33 ! A -pa 5 I Iurl Couldn't Say Goodbye I . r SSX , lf 1 'J K ELLIOI I, ELMER O.-- Friend.rhip Honor Society 2, German Club l, 2. ENHELDER, KATHLEEN- Sweet A: A Song Latin Club 3, 4, History Council 4, Home Ec. 4, Graduated in 35 years. ENGSTROM, BOB- Bounce That Ball Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Hi-Y Club 3, 4, German Club 2, 3, Pres. 3, Orchestra l, Band 2, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Boy's Club Sergeant-of-Arms 4. HEY x 1 so .sr as ERICKSON, LEROY ALEXANDER- 'You Gotta Be A Football Hero Entered from jefferson High School Portland, Oregon, Football 4. ETTEN, ROY KENNETH- You're A Lucky Guy Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Golden Paw 3, 4, Science Club 3, Tennis I, 2, 3, 4, Boy's Club 3, 4, Sec. and Treas, 3, Vice-Pres. 4. EVANS, APRIL LFE- --raw M, T,,,,,v FANTZ, RICHAIRD WOODROW- Strike Up The Band Spanish Club l, 2, Rand l, 2, 3, 4, Band Mgr. 4, Band Board of Control 2, 3, 4, Chamber 'of Commerce 4, Science Club 4, Harvest Festival Music Com. 4, Graduated in 32 years. FARMER, LESTER, -IR.-ff Naz Yer Track 3, 4, German Club 2, 3. FINN, HOWARD' R.-ffW,',, ,411 Pal,-1' Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Football 3, Basketball Mgr. 2, FLAHERTY, VIVIAN JANE---Dm EW,- Pep Club 4, Latin Club 4, History Council 4, Science Club 4, Entered from Washington High School, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. FLIEDER, MAXINE- ffglmggff, Wall, Ski Club l, 2, 3, Rolling 20 l, 2, Sec. Latin Club 3, Girl's Club. FORHAN, THOMAS W.-ffwfwe Wa, 11' Knights of Golden Paw 2, 3, 4, German Club 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Ski Team 3, 4. 23 O Q 1 515 .Lil -...- ffxi 3 .5 , Q IBBS, WILLIAM- - HM, Bill Knights of the Golden Paw 3 and 45 Vice-Pres. German Club 35 Pres. Football l, 2. GOEHRS, RUTH MARlE-- Playmate German Club 45 Latin Club l, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 45 G.A.A. 1, 25 Hiking Club l, 25 Home Ec. Club 3, 45 Honor Society 4. GORGENSEN, BETTY- I Walk With Music Pep Club 45 Band 2, 3, 45 Sec. 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Sec. 2, 35 Glee Club l, 25 Choir 3, 45 Board of Control 45 2, 3, Hi-Scribes 25 Minute Club Z, 35 Home Ec. Club 4. C RENWALT, LAVINA- You Go Tn My Head G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 45 Skating Club 35 Glee Club l5 Choir 2, 3, 45 Home Ec. 3, 45 Pep Club 45 Hiking Club 25 Graduated in 3M years. HAGUE, WENDELL M.- 1n Mizz Honor Society 2, 35 Golden Paws 2, 35 Spanish Club 125 History Council 1, 25 Ski Club l, 2, 35 Silver Blades 25 Graduated in 3 years. HALL, RAY- Drop Me A Line HAMMERSBURG, MYRL- Whal'5 The Maller Wilh Me HANBERG, RAY- Pardon Me I'm In Love Band l, 2. HANSON, HELEN M.- The Girl Friend 24 FRANK, ROBERT -iwhy 15 nr Entered from Vallejo High School. FRECHIN, AUDREY MARGARET- Usophisticalad andy iSpeakeasy Club 5 Pep Club 45 honor Society 2, 3, 45 Frenclfg Club l, 25 Photography Club 25 Drum Majorette l, 2, 3?Nead Majorette 35 Booster Staif 35 Chamber of Commerce 2, 35 jr. Statesmen ot America 35 Fencing Club I-45 Vice-Pres. 35 Lair Stat? Associate Ed. 35 Girl'l Club Cabinet 35 Tri-Y 3, 4. FRENDER. ROBERT L--'fn New Emffd My Mind Lettermen's Club 3, 45 Football l, 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Boy's Club 1, 2, 3, 4. FRIEDMAN, MARIAN GERTRUDIE-H ffLigg1e Girl Entered from Broadway High School, Seattle, Wash. FRITZ, DOROTHY NORENE- H15 Ig P0,551,1ev Tri-Y 3, 45 Pep Club 45 Fencing Club 2, 3, 45 Pres. 45 Honor Society Z, 3, 45 Vice-Pres. 45 Spanish Club 2, 3, 45 French Club 45 Latin Club l5 Drum Majorette 2, 35 Hi-Scribes 3, 45 Vice-Pres. 45 Jr. Statesmen of America Vice-Pres. 35 Girl's Club Cabinet 45 Lair Stal? 3, 45 News Editor 45 Speakeasy Club 4. FULLER, JAMES- Wan All Palrf' German Club5 Latin Club5 Ski Club. GALLAGHER, HAZEL LOUISE--ffLg,mef' ' Choir l, 3, 45 Glee Club 25 Home Ec. Club '35 45 Sec. and Treas. 45 French Club 3, 45 G.A.A. l, 25 Hiking Club l5 Science Club 45 History Council 4. GAUTHIER, MARGARET FRANCES-- Tlrs Nightingale French Club 45 Latin Club l5 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Choir 45 Minute Girl 2, 35 Pep Club 45 History Council 4. GENGLER, JAMES M.-ffpwil Mny 04,5511 Spanish Club l5 Latin Club 3, 45 History Council 3, 45 jr. Statesmen of America 3, 4. AHF' HARDEN, THOMAS ELMER AUSTIN- The Man And Hi: Drum Lettermen'a Club 43 Knights of the Golden Paw 3, 4, Src. .md Treas. 4, German Club l, 2, Beskglaallj, 2, 35 Hi-Scribes 3, Track l, 2, 3, 4. + cyx , ' J HARRIS, GEORGE- ' f fy Q Y' lun One Of Thane Things J 's French Club 3, 45 Photography Club l, 2, 3, 45 Track 45 Chamber of Commerce 3, 4, Debate Club 3, Lair Staff 45 Assembly Board 3, 4. HARRlSON, EMMA BELLE- l Didrft Know What Time lr War Pep Club 4, Glee Club 4, Photography Club 4. HAYS, ARTHUR llfrlflnfg W, AH Ivillagutr Union High Forks, Washington, Band 4. HELTON, FRED PAUL-f-1 Am A, ,g,,,,,g,,,,,v Spanish Club l,'Lntin Club 2, History Council 3, 45 Pres. 3a jr. Stat:-smcn of America 3. RY, PATA l'VhiJpefi1ig French Club l, Latin Club 2. They Oughl To Write Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Science Club 35 German Club 2, 35 History Council 2, Band l, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra l, 2, 35 Choir 3, 4, Red Cross 3, 4. Hl'lRRELL, LINDSEY, ELI---154,,,, Tlmn you Known Honor Society l, 2, 35 Latin Club l, 2. HETRICK, EDITH lVlARlON-A- Lady Be GMJH B Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Latin Club 3, Yell Team 3, 4, Queen 4, Glee Club 2, Tennis 2, 35 G.A.A. l, 2, 35 Tumbling tezxm 2, 3, 4, Swimming l, 2, 35 Volleyball l, 2, 35 Lair Staff 4, Home EC. Club l, 25 Basketball l, 2, 3, Silver Blades 3, Sec. and Treas. fe l t -ns, 9, 'N ' 'wgm 'S , H will 4 .Q we E 4 Q, ,M lx 35 1, Y 536: f 'PQ 3' 04 -5 5 . I ua - x H -Ill lj HlGGlNS, TIMOTHY JOE- A Little Bi! of Ireland Latin Club l5 Entered from 0'Dae High School, Seattle, Wash. HlNTZ, DOLORES- 1 New, Kuff' Pep Club 45 History Council 35 Glee Club 25 Basketball l5 G.A.A. l5 Hiking Club l, 2 35 Volleyball 25 Silver Blades 35 Badminton Club 35 Girl'9 Clu 2 3 HORD, MARY ETTA- The Story Of The Rau HUDSON, BETTY LOUISE Pm In A Weary Mood Rolling 20 25 Home Ec. Club 45 GAA 3 4, Graduated in 3M years. HURLEN, SEVERIN, JR.- Long Time No Sn Hi-Y 35 Knights of Golden Paw 35 Spanish Club 2, 3, 45 Boy's Club Cabinet 35 junior Statesman of Amenca 35 Graduated in 3 years. INNES, CHARLES DUNHAM X INNES, BERYI-f'u'You Tank Advantage Of MH' Honor. Society 2, 35 Spanish Club 25 French Club 5 Photogriphy' Club 2, 35 Hi-Scribes 35 Chamber of Com 'illneroe 35 Minute Girl 25 Lair StaH'5 All School Play, Make-up, 'Pep Club 45 Graduated in 3 years V stat 4. jOl'IANSEN, BETTY NELL- You Walk By ,German Club 12, Choir I, 2, 3 Graduated 3 years 25 CK, BERYICESUXIL- 1 Hear .4 Rlmpndy' M onor So , 45 Band l 2 3 45 Orchestra t l, 2, 3, 45 ' . 35 Student Council M year5 Booster I 3 t Q 5 2 as tm ,. . , 2, 5 5, t ...Y fy 2 ,gt W xx, 155 I gs S 5 , wx K X iff' LANGRELL, jack- 1 K 5 Goodbye Now K Wx IARSGN, BETTY- . f' f, 5 I Didrfl Know What Time 1 Wa.v ,L ' French Club 3, 45 Silver Bla s 45 Science Club 45 Pep Club 4. LATRELL, ELAINE MARIAN- Fre.rh A: A Daisy German Club I, 25 Orchestra l, 2, 3, 45 Archery 39 Silver Blades 45 Pep Club 45 Science Club 45 jr. Chamber of Commerce 4. LEDOUX, LEAH JANE- Exactly Like You Entered from Fall City. DEDOUX, LOIS JEAN- Can't You Tell Entered from Fall City. LEFEVRE, JEANNE- This ls The Mn. Pep Club 45 Band 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. l, 2, 45 Home Ee. Club 4. LEWIS, RICHARD- Sn Long Torch Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Pres. 45 Science Club 45 German Club 45 Pres. 45 Latin Club I, 25 Golf Mgr. I, 45 Golf Team 2, 3, 45 Football l, 25 Hi-Scribes 34 Booster Business Mgr. 3, 45 Chamber of Commerce I-45 Speakeasy Club 45 Pres. 45 Ski Club 2, 3, 45 Lair Sport Editor 35 Stamp Club 25 Pres. 2. LINER, EVELYN VIOLET-1-gay, My Hemp' Spanish Club 4. LOOK, JOHN M.-- Like A Ship Al Sea Hon Society 45 Ski Club I, 2, 3, 45 Archery Club 2, 3. 26 T ' -as to - ,goat . 5-.--wi. gf la 5 S I H S f JOHNSON, WILLIAM E.-- Strife Is Ever JOHNSON, HOWARD ANDREW- You Ga To My Head Entered from Silverdale High SchooI5 Golf Team 4. JOHNSON, RUTH ADELE- Ulmpiratio n B Club 45 Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 2, 3, 45 Volleyball I, 2, 35 Girl'l Club Cabinet 45 Pep Club Vice-Pres. History Council 45 Vice-Pres. -IONES, BOB- 'l Can'l Resist You 4s Baseball 25 Basketball 3, 45 Football 3, 45 Lettermen's cms 2, 3, 4. EIONES, ROBERT LYNN- Always And Always German Club 2, 35 Photography Club 35 Booster Stat! Track I, Z, 35 Ice Skating Club 2, 3. JORDAN, DOROTHY MAE- Having Myself A Time -IUDD, CAROL- It'.f Gotta Be Love 39 Honor Society 45 Orchestra l, 2, 3, 45 Home Ee. Club 3, 45 Graduated in 3M years. KIDDER, CHARLES- Let There Be Love Photography Club 35 Band I, 2, 35 Football 45 Boolger Stat! 3. KINGMAN, VIRGINIA ELLEN- asomewhere A Voice Is Calling A Student Council 15 Dramatic Club I5 Spanish B Home Ee. Club 35 History Council 35 Fencing C b Pep Club 45 Hi-Scribes 45 Speakeasy 45 Volle I . x 42- I I has P f.. W LONG, WILLIAM WY- SPf'f1k T0 Me Of LW! Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Segeant-at-Arms 3, Spanish Club l, 2, Football 2, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Track l,2,3,4. Hri ujgepefr Cfggpgfyn Lettermenls Club, Hi-Y, Knights of the Golden Paw, Latin Club, Basketball. l.0NGI.lTY, Kl.lflVIlVllf-' lf 11 WN,-,ng Foy You' Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Hi-Y Club 3 4, German Club l2, llasketball I, 2, 3, 4. LUNIJ, l'll'i'lvl'Y JANE- a Aruf My Soul French Club 3, 4, Basketball IZ, Baseball I, G.A.A. I, 2, Graduated in 3M years. LYNCH, RITA PEARL-- Here Am 1 Pep Club 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, Home Ee. Club 3, 4, History Council Sec. 4,. Volleyball l, 2. MADIJRN, RY ff ,Mini Of vw, film- 'lub 2. I f ' ,LJ ' JV, ,TJ jf 1 i 1 MARSHALL, l.OI.E'l'TA-men, Dang, B Club 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 3, Spanish Club l, Glee Gub 1, 2, choir 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Manure cm 3, Home Ec. Club 3, Pep Club 4. T0m0ff0w Honor Society 2, 3, Home Ec. Club 3, History Council 3, Latin Club I, 2, Volleyball I, Graduated in 3 yearl. IVIAUI., .,ll.l,AN FREDERIC- lt'.v A Wonderful World l,rttermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, Spanish Club H 'bag hr ' I' l ' 'Q' ' , .1955 1, ' , fl , 7 34 EILEEN FRANCES- Ea.vy Easy Go Latin Club 2. MCCARTY, il.- 'Clsea1ing On Me MCCARTY, THOMAS H.-- W:'fc All Together Nauf' German Club 2. IVICCASIJN, BETTY ELAINE- You re Hefz1You're There Sec. of Senior Clan 4, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Dramatic I, 2, Hi-Scribes 3, 4, G.A.A. I, 21 Chamber of Commerce 2, 3, 4, Jr. Statesmen of America 3, Lair Stall' Student Council I, Tri-Y 4. MCCLEARY, THAYLIA-- Gang Wm. Tb, Wig Entered from Woodrow Wilson High School, Long Beach, Calif. E.- L0ug In Bloom Glee Club, Graduated in 3M years. MCHALE, ANNA ROSE- Meet the Sun Halfway B Club 3, 4,tPep Club 4, Honor Society 2, Science Club 3, French Club 3, 4, Latin 2, 3, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3, Baseball l, 2, Hiking Club l, 2, 3, 4, Chamber of Commerce 3, 4, jr. Statesmen of America, Sec. 3, Pres. 4, Volleyball I, 2, 3, 4, Archery 2, Home Ee. Club l. MCNEIL, ','l'ou'n a Mystery to Me Basketball 3, 4, Golden Paw 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Sergeant-at-Arms Golden Paw 4. MCPHEE, Supplying Pep Club 4, Home Ec. I, 4, History Council 3, 4, Bowling 2, Res. 2, Chamber of Commerce 4. 27 NlMS, WILLIAM EUGENE, -IR.- So Far S0 Good Spanish Club l, German Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. 35 Football 4. NORQUlST, EILEEN- Sweet As Al Song OL1 PHANT, WILLA- SmaIl Fry Lzuin Club 3, Girl's Club l, 2, 3, 4. OLSPZN, FRANK EDWARD-- Gi've Me Time Lettcrmerfs Club 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3, Hi-Y 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 45 Student Council 3, 43 Boy's Club Pres. 4. OLSUN, SHIRLEY l.- Yozr Fit Info The Picture Pep Club 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, Volleyball 2, 3, Chamber of Commrrce 4. PAR K ICR, BESSIE FLORENCE- While' Wr're l oung', Spanish Club 2, Graduated in 3M years. PARRISH, GORDON- I Lofue To Whisflen PARRISH, VIRGINIA- '4VVw'n' All Together Now PARTON, JOHN CHARLES-3 M1' And My Candid Camera Photography Club lg Spanish Club 2, 35 Projection Staff 2, 3, 4, Booster Staff 3, 4 Head Photographer 4, Lair Stall llhotographer 4. 'f Pe lub 4, Honor Society 2, 35 French Club 2, 35 A atic Club l, Photography Club 43 Glee Club l, I iking Club 1, Chamber of Commerce 2, 3, 45 Tri-Y Club 4, Home Ec. 3, All School Play 45 Circulation Mgr. 4. I , f f'fVlEAljxiDlTH LAVANEN 3-01. Y... B,....,if..1 Dall MHRIQDITH, MARYJAYNE--fpm A Devil Honor Society 2, 3, 4, French Club 4, German Club 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 45 Glee Club 3. MORRILL, BETTY--fweffe All Paly' B Club 3, 45 French Club 2, 3, Photography Club 39 Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 45 History Council 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 45 Lair Staff 4. MORSE, PAT--11 L,,,.p!14,,3f,f Choir 1, Z, 3, 4, s!fr.fj4Archery Club 2, 3, Ski Club 2, 3, 4, Latin Club Z, MYPIR, LAWRENCE MEREDITH- IFJ Been So Long History Council 3. MYIQRS, BE'rTY LILLIAN- Time Will Tgllfl History Council 3. NAON, BERNARD- Blame The lmpv l.ettermcn's Club 3, 4, Latin Cluh 2, 3, 4, Photography Club 3, 4, 'rennas 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4. N NELSON, RICHARD- Noni, F,,,e,,,,n Golf 2, 3, Tennis l, 3, Basketball 25 Entered from Ballard High. Love Song Of The Nile Spanish Club. 28 PASCHAL, DOROTHY GLADYSW-fr l'v1 I,, i'ir1.g In A Great Big Way ' Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Victory Vfidette 35 Ente d from llroatlway High School. PFARSON, STANLICY--A W'hal Are Your I1z1entiun.r N Latin Club 25 Choir 2, 35 Graduated in 3 years Pl9il3lliRSUN, VIRGINIA NADIN- 'H45 Long Ar I Li'l': ' Pep Club 45 Ass't. Dir. All School Play 4. l l'i'l'l'iR5ON, lVlARGrXRl'i'll ELFANOR-f Try To Ser' Iz My Way Honor Society 25 45 Clee Club 35 Hiking Club l5 Volley- ball 25 Home lic. Club l. I'l'Z'l l'l+INGll.L, Sw1'fI ami Slow Hun Society 3, 45 li cb Club l, Q, Z, 45 German Club 3, 45 Pres. 45 Home Plc. Club 4. l'lCKl'iNS, Wll,l,lAlVl ll-- Eaxy Doe: Il Pl.UlVlAl3ORl'i, GLORIA Pr'r111y Sr'1r'r1r1ifr , lfrt-ncli Club l, 45 Squeegee Board 4. POSIQY, NURlVlfXN FlVllVlET-- 5 Pz'rfirl1'iz l 5 lirileretl liroxu llou Valley S'l1i l, C i Alb la, Conn. Frencli Club 3. 1 to in y el l'RlfSSl7iR SlllRLl'iY NlARlE- , ' V l'ul1'ri Tilt' Oriel' 5 li' Pep Club 45 llonor Society 533543, 4 Spariish ' b 35 Sec. 2, 35 History Co ncil.A5 Orcbe tr: 4A ec b l5 Science. 'lub 45 Stu e Council Cler , inute Girl li 'liri-Y 4 Sec., Fi sb C iss l5 Cbairn ui' jr. Prom 35 Sec., Studel Baldy ll-A Cha 'ber of,C'h ierce 2, 3, 45 Cub Repor r L ilf- I5 Speak asy 4.C-fy l ,juli ' I .C I fd 'J' 4' 'Q X 'di 9-ai on N--xf-n-X-fnf 'x lJRlCllARlJ, EDI FH A.-- 'Sh,1kg Down Spanish 12, Basketball l, Volleyball l5 Minute Girl 25 Chamber of Commerce 35 Pep Club 45 Fencing Club 45 Graduated in 3 years. PRUITT, PHvLL1s IQLEEN---I-1-,,,-, 1, ri.. H,5,,,,,,,.g-f ll Club 3, 45 Pep Club 45 G.A.A. 25 35 Student Council 3, 45 'launblin 'l' 'un 2, 35 Volleyball l, 25 Girl's Club Cabinet 3, 45 in te Girl l5 Tri-Y 35 45 jr. Prom Com. Il.Y I - Pooh Ruxh In 3' tlrzuluat cl ii! years. RA U D . ',. J? 3 I. it is 5 I ac .. ov's C ,'Z, Z5 Graduated in 3M years. ly PjQ9CflVl.X ll'i '.'lrt.'.vl'.i 1,.ff ll o tiny Z5 French Club 3, 45 Girl's Club Cabinet 3, . C iv. lb- 'l.'harming En tal n Benson High School at Omaha, Nebraska. 'RlCl Y i lll, l Rl'ilJ:XlVliXRll3-'V 'Hun' Can You l'1i'lM1J? rr-nth Club 3, 45 G rlls Club 45 Latin Club 45 Home EC. Club 4, lintere-I fr lloly Names Academy, Seattle, Wn. RIGGSQ'l,OLJ'lSE'Hl41Ll'1N-doyou-5,, Q., ri... r,,,,rn BU Club 3, 4, Pep Club 45 llonor Society 2, 35 Latin Club 35 Yell 'lieam 3, 45 G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. Pres. 45 'fumbling 2, 3, 45 Hiking Club 25 Ski Club 3, 45 Volley- yll 25' 3, 45 Vice-Pres. Girl's Club 45 Minute Girl 25 All 'Scliool,l'lay 45 'l'ri-Y 3, 45 jr. Prom Com. 35 Girl's Club Cabinet 45 lintered from Port Orchard 2, Sp Lang Track l, 2, 3, 45 Lcttermen's Club 4. E-- 'l'm On The Verge of n Merge Pep Club 45 Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 3, 45 History Council 35 Baseball l, 25 Debate Club 45 Silver Blades 35 Chamber of Commerce 45 Graduated 3M years. 29 SEARLE jACK FREDERICK uylhmg Go Spanish Club l Movie Club l 2 3 I-lead Operator bb RRY DONALD ALEXANDER 'Nolhzng Can Stop Me Now Spanish Club I 2 SHDVVFRTSON HANS ALBERT- Young Man Singx Hon Society 3, 4, German Club 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 3, Choir 3, 4, Entered from San Francisco. siNEs, JOY- l'Vhen You Wixh Upon A Star SMITH, INA ELIZABETH- Thi: Changing World Glee Club 2, 3, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Hiking Club i, 2, 3, Volleyball l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 4. SMITH WILLIAM- Y l'ou're A Lucky Guy Entered from Langley, Wn. SOLID, LLOYD STANLEY- Thc Music Gael Round and Round Band l, 2, 3. SPAISITH, WILIVIA Cs- Thal Lucky Fellow Pep Club 4, History Council 3, 4, Sec. 3, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Victory Vodette 3, Home Ec. 4, Chamber of Commerce 4, Tri-Y 4. Where Wa: I? STARK, ROBERT W.- The Shiekv 30 Yours Sincerely Honor Society 2, 3, 4, llngsketbzill 2, Volleyball 2, C.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Home, Club 3, Pep Club 4, Science Club 4, Silver llladew 5APdPy,lyucjCO?I1ISS ' fllz-Sion! r'Wy,i1ury n' Lyle l 1 1 ',,Jfr1'fCIlJrl?!14!'l,istory Council 3, Silver Blades 3, Science vlfyfl -Gob dub 4. 1 ' sowiixcn, Molxxiuia liLDREI'l'H'- lbw Bern In Low' Before Pep Club 4, Honor Society l, 2, 3, French Club 2, 3, Pres. 3, History Council 3, llziskerbnll l, 2, Captain 2, Ili-Scribes 3, 4, Xficc--Pres. 3, G-A.A. 2, Student Council 2, Hiking Club 2, Chamber of Commerce 2, 3, Volleyball l, 2, Girl's Club Cabinet 'l'ri4Y 2. 3, 4, Luir Staff 3, 4, Home lic. Club 2, 3. J- l Wfrhlfif On Ihr .'lfIn01i l3oy's Club, Silver Illzicles. Sc-ildllll-JrPEr VIOLAg Tf11' Wrnrffx flrf lrz ,Wy Hun! SCHNABEL, AIOAN IVIAY-1-Om, 1,, ,J Whjlpf' SCHRICKICR, FRANCES L.- l'on'm' Cot Sozfzwtbzing There French Club 4, Orchestra I, 2, 3, Girlls Club Cabinet 4, Minute Girls 3, Tri-Y Club 4, Prop. Chairman All School Play 3, Vudvil 4. LII-frzp l1nn'f VVorry Alwuz 1448 Ilzlsebzill 3, Hiking Club. sCo'1'1', KA'I'l'lIiRlNIC IQILEIIN--Y--1,,,,,g,,,,,,,,,,,f1 Pep Club 4, Latin Club I, 2, Glee Club 2, 4, Sciencr Club 4, History Council 4, Graduated in 3 years. 1- a H I bf? IL- ,ll 51-an -18 S'I'lI,Wl'1I.L, RICHARD HARRY- 'Quiy1, Pima' S'l'OFl l'il., lVlARGUI'iRlTE Li: lf, ,My Turn Now Volleyball 25 llask4'tb.1ll 25 Clec Club 2, 35 Bn Club lg Rolling 241 l, 25 Graduated in 3M years. f+'l'R1-:U'1'Kl'1R. RAY la- --M, fi., 'Szn114ru'rI14nz ' Spanish Club 45 llvp Club 45 Pres. 45 Latin Club l, 25 Vita-fl'i't-s. lli-Scribes 2, 3, Lair Stuff 2, 35 Dramntics l, 45 All Sthool Play 45 Suit-ncv Club 45 Sec.-Treas. SULDQXN, BYRON klAlVll'iS- A IWW, Ami H15 Drum la-rLmnn'n's Club5 Knights ol thc Golden Paw, German Club5 'l'r.u'k. Sl,7NlJliAl,l,, -ll'iNNll'i CHRISTINE- .Sfz'ir1 l.l Thr' U unl Fur You Clrorus l, 25 Latin Club l, 25 G.A.A. l25 Student Council 2, llonox Smit-ty 2, 3, 45 French Club 3, 45 Tri-Y 2, 45 All Sthool Play 3, Pvy Club 45 Lair Ad Stal? 45 Booster Stull 4. Sl.lRl .-lCl'i, COI,l,l'ZliN l,UClLLE-Hlffghf 0,511 ll..X.A. l, 2, Vollcylmlll l, 25 l31lslCt'tbIlll l, 25 Choir l, 2, 35 Slit'nt't' Club 45 l't'p Club 45 Minute Girl 4. 'lnlflX'll3lU, CiXliOl.,lNl3 ROSE--'cw Of My Legs Pt-p Club 45 llnuur Sucivly 2, 35 French Club 2, 35 llramatiy Club l, l'l1otogr:1plly Club 45 C186 Club l5 U.A.A. l, Booster Staff 35 Chamber of Commerce 2, 3, 45 llomr: lil. Club 3. 1-llurzyf In Thr Dark l.intr'fk'd from Silvcrdalt' High School. if . 'lz. A .KX if Gu If l'Hl'ilS, LORRAlNIf--- Szcr'rI and Slow Latin Club 3, 45 G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 45 Chamber of Commerce 3, 45 Volleyball l5 'l'ri-Y 3, 4, Home Fc. Club 3, 45 Pup Club 45 Grxuluatcsl in 3M yvars. 'l'HOlVl.-XS, LEON- Bny,v will Bi' Rayrn THUlVll'SON, :XRLYNF ANN- 'Vlll fri Fun R Club 3, 45 Prvs, 45 llislury Council 35 Choir l,2,3,45 Tennis 3, G.A.A. l, 2. 3, 4, Tumbling 2, 35 Silver Blade-s 1, 45 Swimming 'I'ram 2. THOlVll'SUN, -l.'XlVlES lVlARl'lN-- l'll He Scrifzg You Ski Club 3, 45 llantl 2, 3. 45 Orfbvstra 4. THULEAN, LIANE- f1! Ihr' Piano Pop Club 45 llonor Sucit-ly 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club l5 Latin Club 3, 45 llriunatic Club 45 G11-v Club l, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 45 Tri-Y 3, 45 Arcbvry Club 2, 3. TODH UNTPZR, RlCH:lRD VAUGHN- 'Tlnylhfrzg Com Spanish Club 3, 45 Ski Club 3, 4, Photography Club 45 Entt-rt-tl from North Kitsap. TOPAZ, JOHN- VVf'n' oy To A l4f'071l!l'ff14l Start Lt'ttcrmt'n's Club l, 25 Football l, 2. TOVVNE, RAY S.- l'll Hz' Swing Yan Science Club 25 Student Counril 35 'l'umbling Team 2. 'l'RlGGS, ANNE- Way You Look Tonight Gln' Club 15 Latin Club 25 Swimming l. 31 WALTERS, MARVIN C.- I Was Afraid Of That German Club l, 2, Boy's Club l, 2, 3, 4. WARDELL, JEAN ELIZABETH- Everything IJ Hotsy-Tops! French Club 3, 4, Latin Club I, Minute Girl 2, 3, Ski Club 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Home Ee. Club 2, 3, 4. WELLINGS, DONALD JAMES- The Sheik Entered from Stadium High School, Tacoma, Wn. WHALEN, BONNIE- Don'l Give Up The Ship Pep Club 4, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Golf 4, Ski Club 2, 3, 4, Chamber of Commerce 2, 3, 4, Victory Vodette 3, Home Ec. Club l, 2, Lair Adver- tising 4, Volleyball l, G.A.A. lg Assembly Com. 4, Harvest Festival 4. WHITE, EVELYN- Who': Yehudin German Club 4, Sec. 4, Band 4, Orchestra 4, Glee Club 4, Entered from Greeley, Colo. H, 1 Q WILKINS, KATHLEEN MARIE- if ' ' With A Song In My Heart 1 WILLIAMS, jOHN STANLEY- A Oh Johnny Entered from North Bend High School, North Bend, Wn. WILLS, OREN H.- I'm Jus! An Ordinary Human Baseball Mgr. 2, B team Football 3. X WILSIE, ELISABETH- X With A Song In My Heart French Club 4, Orchestra 4, Choir 4, Entered from Kirkland, wn. 32 -A' 1 TRUEIVIPER, BILL GEORGE- ' I Feel Like A Feather In The 'Bfeerfdh Hon ri Society 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club l,'2, History Council 4, t eg 4, Speakeasy 4. ' ' , riff ' ' TUDOR. ,flioezivt R- -fr. 0Q,,f..,...,.n 15 A voavgw, RUTH-,g'y1'0nig1', Pip Club 4, Honorlsociety 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, Chamber .of Commerce 3r,fGirl's Club Cabinet 4, Minute Girl l, Xi Tri-Y 3, 4-fPrqs. 4, Class Sec. 3. X I VELDEE, RUTH ELLEN-'fciw A Lime Whistle Pep Club 4, Honor Society 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, Photography Club 2, 3, 4, Girl's Club Cabinet 4, Minute Girls 3, Tri-Y Club 4, Home Ec. Club 2, 3, Graduated in 3M years. VAN WERT, BRADLEY--H130 No, 1-',,,g,, Mm Graduated in 3M years. W.-XGER, LEONARD WESLEY- Your Flag And Mine Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Hi-Y Club 3, 4, Photography Club 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 45 Student Council 3, 4, Chamber of Commerce 4, Assembly Board 4, Class Pres. 3, Student llody Pres. 4. WALLACE, ROBERT ALLAN-ffD,, gomethingff Honor Society 3, History Council 2, Photography Club 3. JUNE'- 'You're Su Necexraryn Glee Club l, Choir 2, Home Ec. 2, 3, 4, Hiking Club 2. WALSH, Come Down To My Angel Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Pep Club Club 2, 3, Tri-Y 4, Honor Society Play 2, SEQ WOOD, KENNETH G.- The Honorable Mr. So and So Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Clan Pres., 35 Class Sec., 4, Band 2, 3, 45 Archery Club 2, 3. WOODINGS, BETTY- I'm Bubbling Over Pep Club 4, Honor Society 2, 3, 45 French Club 3, 45 Glee Club l, 2, 3, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Hiking Club lg Volleyball l. WOOLDRIDGE A ARE NE- You'd Be iss Latin Club 2, 4 e , istory eil 44 Science Club 4, Pep C 4. WRIGHT, AL RED G.- I'm A Fugilivtn Radio Club, Ski Club, Stage Crew. CAMERA SHY ACKISS, MARY ADAMS, MACK E. AKERS, FRANK T. BOWCUTT, RALPH BRUNS, WILLIAM RAYMOND OLLINS, JOHN H. EGARIMORE, EUGENE EVORE, LORRAINE DUNBAR, BARBARA ANN DURDY, GORDON CLARK HARTSFIELD, HOWARD E. HAWKINS, WILLIAM J. JACKSON, CHARLES R. JONES, MAURICE JACK - LANDRE, BARBARA A. LAUB, GEORGE LEE, STANLEY E. MCCORKLE, CHARLES R. WQMQ IN ' 1. JN 5 xf ' I ' 11 1 , QQ MCHENRY, GORDON JOHN MCMANUS, MARETTA YALL MCNEIL, ELLEN MELLER, RALPH E. MILLER, CARL 1. ORRFELT, BOB PARRISH, LLOYD CHARLES SCANLAND, RUTH SIMS, JOHN WILLIAM SMITH, THERESA BELL STARK, MARJIE STEINMAN, ROBERT TAYLOR, BEVERLY VOSGIEN, HAZEL F. WORLAND, HAL WARREN, LEILA INEZ YOUNG, Ivo R., JR. ZENNAN, BARBARA A MAY v W2 , X UM, ., 'HW E QE 5 A ,JN QM . -:- :-a:egsgaq:.-sf:Q:,:- F4 fa 3ii'm2w5 ::. r21ff:-5:-z: M: .f . E 53545, f- 5 ww N' ywvgggi 'WY s. ' 3-2' ' J 3, 'wk . f 'V g L QL m .., wx. QM. 5557 :J Q f 1' 1. A , ii wgg Q ,,.,. . ami? 151935 ':' 1:52 '-f- . -:I ,V 1 fix.: xv mv gf- U M? aifwi' 125532 I-Phi - 222 Q K 1 Q .A m ,,:,.,..., .:k::,.. , V A ...W W 4 Nm A I 2 --,A :vii ,,.:.,.j j- , h-U-M J JAN S .... ,N .,.., ., ..V.. . ,,, ., ,.. , ., M,..e........... , rf 1 we .. .W n iii if' N , 3:35 H' ..:35: QWWMw:5, E ' if S!! f F ,Hx X I. KV V X ' , L R L. V 2 5 . I gif' H -4- , ,Q -aw.. .-1 fs-:, A 4 Y W 7 1 EA 3552351 - ' 1' S' sf ,, 4 .f X - Hr -hp if 3 W 'Y C3976 UNIGR sa CLASS ss-fffoxgii Q2- 46 so o KY-V59 President LES EATHORN li Vice-President J UANITA JONES Secretary DORIS THOMPSON Treasurer NORMA MCCLEARY Adviser MISS ZLENKO The junior year is one of the most exciting years in our High School career. Perhaps our greatest longin s as 'uniors ' t b bl Seniors. Under the capable workers of the Junior P success, the theme typifying a carnival scene. Bill VVinders orchestra filled the Masonic Temple with beautiful strains of music. As this successful year closes the Junior class awaits its turn to occupy the student body ofiices and the other important ofiices that are the privilege of the Senior class. We wish you, the Juniors, luck in your duties of carrying on the torch of 1942. g 5 is o e a e to take over the duties of the rom committees the prom was a huge 36 Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Carter, Burton, Biskebourn, Chase, Atkinson, Bernstrom, Bradshaw, Barrieau. Adler, Brownhill, Bozarth, Hammersberg, Booth, Baker, Barnett, Anderson, Campbell. Ames, Caywood, Anderson, Canfield, Bouch- ard, Alguard, Butler, Adams. Christiansen, Butterworth, Chollar, Campbell, Burmaster, Berkey, Braman, Albrecht. Appeland, Chandler, Casad, Brown, Honodel, Houghton, Bedford, Atherton, Baker. Hochhaus, Hahn, Hede, Gaither, Gordon, Gunn. Jacobs, Force, Fletcher, Holbrook, Booth, Connolly. Greenwood, Galbrieth, Huson, Hayes, Hall, Hoke. Devaney, jackson, Forbes, Garland, Hatch. bra ls I' Jr, foocefl' C 'R-Ge' f'-'Mi Row l. Row 2. Row 3. l 1 f',1.l'fs L Row Row Row Row Row Duckwiler, Couch, Bond, Dollard, Deatherage, Ensign. Elder, Hosteler, Eklund, Erickson, Cause, Cunningham. Hartsfield, Daugherty,Conn. Ericksen, Drouin. , AK- 1 jones, jertsen, Killian, Lewis, Petersen, Mascher, Klieseth, Logan, Mateo, Larsen. jones, Malstrona, Hill, Klienfelter, Gillain, McKnight, Lemke, Larsen, Lanning. Kennedy, McDonald, Kelly, LeCair, McBeth, Johnsen, Lyman, Marchette, Lee. Dunlap, Gillard, McCarty, Leathley, Martin, Kuhlman, Lusk, Mawell. Kuhlman, Lionberger, Landon, Lindsay, Korb, McCorkle. 37 W..-........1, K, ,,M.XM f. Mwmk W..-m ami:-mx .fxleqlnumv r 1 LLL- , if IMHMU x- af .. ,, n E ii ,gig J'- ,ws w, 'flsiiymi -f' Aw F 5 ,' 4 3 Q K W 5, K .1 gif A! . X 4 4 M W , I t 5 Q.. 'im A ? f ft 5 Q ii' -:iii :'- ' E Ln '7' 4' ' ' 4 . Gt x k..k by K r-,l K ,- K ' 15. Fl ' M 5 ip r 4 , , . Msg' 1. , I 5 YQ , X ...Q My N 5 ' S I ij , ' xi J ffl 'fi- h il 2 2 ' S 5 W od 1 wi' -Q1 'Wd 2 fi ml? U L Q U Ula-.,.. ff-any .FQIHIY-1 -I 3 , , uzisifg .S , pf: ,L r a'Lg', Q94 saggy 00 fi SNQW Q3- or 9,9 fi 0959 Q52 P35 SGPHO ORE CLASS sf? Pl esident XIE OLANIE Vice- President DUANE THOMPSON Secretary BILL GATE S Treasurer LOUISE KIMBALL Adviser MR. SNYDER 3 . Being more acquainted with the ways of the school our Sophomores have advanced, literally, in understanding, and in their social life. On their way to fill the positions of the upper classmen they have spent a very active and interesting year. 39 Row OW OWN OVV OW N xi, Row Row Row Row Clayton, Greenwalt, Etten, Hardin, lfatland, Cvrasnuss, Hammnrsburg, Huvzzl, Harris, Harkins. ,Nxt Green, Wbwgg Davis, Edvvgirds, Greyall, J Hackett, Gzirey, Greenwood. Harrison, Eicher, Hall, Hagan, T Gillie, Harding, Kerr. DeLong, Dickenson, Christiansen, Force, Fischer, Griffeth, Filer, Harrington, C Gnllrcath, Guy, Lutzenhiser, Vant, Love, McH:nle, Lindcll, Mignussen, Eskridge, Fuller, Leyden. Hciztman, Martin, Lcathlcy, Mansfield, Nash, Mascher, McPhee, Mzirsland, Madden. Mason, Meyhner, Heinrichs, Mitchell, Mzlrkin, Myers, McKiermun, Lewis. Kirk, Mongrain, Lctellicr, McNiel, McFarland, McCrory, Martin, Martin. 40 Ron Row Row Row Row Ron Row Row 4. Bernhardt, Clement, Clayton, Collins, Clifton, Conant, Cleveland, Bonnell, Brown, De Weese. Chase, Colter, Akers, Burmaster, Andersen, Chrey, Caldwell, Cornell, Connolly, Brown, Cain. Benjamin, Allen, Boyer, Baughman, Burns, Johnson, Cloward, Blackmcr, Campbell, Bagbey. Campbell, Bruns, Alxearn, Admins, liuslinvw, Chase, Bond. Johnson, Laes, Judd, Jacobsen, Magnusscn, Heitzman, Hudson, Lawrence, Kraft, Lawrence. Hill, Heinricks, Fuller, Eskridge, Jackscn, Jones, Smith, Johnson, Johnson. Kean, Laetch, Keplinger, Kingman, Johnson, Jenstad, Hitchcock, Hilstad, Keck. Hendricks, Greenler, Holdridge, Lausund, Foster, Kelly, Hcrringstad, Jack, Henry. Rim Ruw Row Row Wmnzu, Ruhh, I'r1tch:u'-I, Sfhricker, Picrcy, Ruhcrtsun, Roberts. Olson, Slmnnun, Oznss, Booth, Szlbisdx, Rice, I,JlfkK'1'. Olson, Novak, Al 'V m ' 4 14 Rv: ' , I, I I, .ft ff -T15 I O N, fl l Mad' -12 Row Rmv Ruw Row Ml M., .ggi ,Q 5fGNS gc 25998 FRE HME CLASS QYSFXQ 9 Y- ,QRS ,P+ rf . 50 fl vt Q- President SQYSP FRANK WETZEL ri Vice-President ROBERT PRESSER Sec'y. dz Treas. JOYCE LEYDEN S. A .A. JIM HERMANSON Adviser MISS HCWARD Spring is the time for all green and growing things. What more Htting, than that the Freshman, in the green time of his life, should enter High School. Already supporting school activities by sponsoring an ice skating party. It is predicted that the next three years have much in store for you. 42 Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row l. Barg, Bollinger, Banning, Bennett, Allison, Brown, Beal, Crawford, Byers. 2, Baselt, Bunce, Aldrich, Ames, Braendlein, Booth, Baxter, Bromley, Brown. 3. Bryant, Bell, Devis, Daxter, Bender. Amundrud, Binns. 4. Bogard, Aldrich, Baughman, Brenden, Black, Ames, Alguard, Bullard. 5. Booth, Braendlein, Bolton, Barky, Stevens, Brott, Bryant. ww ff' W l. Guimond, Handy, Grasness, Hubbell, Ingram, Hardin, Folger, Horn, Hcthorne, Friend. 2. Goodwin, Hecklemen, Horn, Fuller, Houston, Gardner, Harding, Johnsen, johnson, Hubbell. 3. Hermanson, Goldsworthy, Gordon, Grace, Haskell, Henry, Jones, Halverson, Hicks, Folger, Forbes. 4. Huson, Hunter, Hamilton, Hall, Hanson, Fryett, Bennett, Gunn, jacques, Henry, Hawkins. 5. Baughman, jones, jones, Benedict, Conners, johnson, Hart, Greenblatt, Foster, Howerton. ,eh Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Crawford, Denman, Eskridgc, Calligan, Compton, Flesher, Cotterell, Collins. Crews, Campbell, Dever, Elder, Cottrell, Connolly, Callisen, Flieder, Fellows, Dues, Driscoll, Evertson, Culturn, Durnell. Cramer, Dement, Flaherty, Dix, Duckett, Davis, Carter, Conn. Card, Clark, Canfield, Conn, Davies, Eliason, Chrey. . Carlson, Erickson, Chollar, Cope, Cunningham, DeCook. Krestersen, Maciukiewicz, McHale, Kirkbride, Martin, Mitchell, Kirk, Levine, Miller. Korb, McKelvcy, Milligan, Leyden, Kerr, Marsh, McCoy, Maulsby, Calvin. Smith, Koenig, Hoifman, Lichter, Kint, Lindberg, Larson, Landrey, Malstrem. Miller, Lichter, Lohman, McCoard, Lindblad, Lytle, Losey, Linder. Marchetti, Liner, Kimball, Harding. 43 nw A 'N jf? f' qgfw fx, nr gk ro X A , ww 5 f A ,inf - 4' 3' L M ,gf , in MQ f . s-W M K, we - ,in ue. Wu' K 'V dag ' g . ' 3 I . , 6 K'A 'S' as L E i , i .W V, , . f .T .,,WC . . M WL Qw- , f . ,.. V ,gt W uk 4-QQ 5 f ' 3' -,-fiiif ' 5 A552935-'E -A,. 5 'figs' ii lfigk A , L - ww 2 -7 :ff S ., A , .-YK . fu, 11 .Q ,L -F ww ,U 2 Q. Y I I -i Q, S1-E QQ. 5.1 ..- x YF If li wb JL. W. . Us 1, iwsxgug ...is ,- iw 4 .Q 'nv vw. it A M1..-Q X 1 X gkigfi my .jifysgau D. WAGER nil! v fr President P WES WAGER Vice-President GERALD BROMAN GO I l fy Secretary uf ' SHIRLEY PRESSER Adviser MR. SORENSON BROMAN PRESSER sovJf3NSON The majority rules . . . in elections . . . in important voting matters . . . and in Student Council when the defendant is being tried. The Student Body this year sponsored the Leader's Conference here . . . eight schools participated . . . have taken part in other conferences . . . put on an assembly every week . . . also student forums which allowed the student to give voice to their complaints and opinions in the running of their school government. STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS Seniors: Gerry Broman, Shirley Presser, Wes Wager, Roy Etten, Phyllis Pruitt, Bob Arthurn, Elmer Harden, Jane Thulean, Jean Busby, Maurice Dawkins. Juniors: Eddie Burmaster, ,lack Kuhlman, Harry Flescher, Mack Smith Sophomores: jack jones, Xie Olanie. Freshmen: Frank Wetzel, Bob Presser, Lorraine Allison. 5 Will V H0 OR VJ N SOCIE' I 'Y H fa r-4 U1 E i-l JACK President DICK LEWIS Vice-President i E DOROTHY FRVI2 Secretary , - K , BERNICE JACK E V , ' yr Treasurer M, y JAMES BRAMAN ,ig E I f fl Sergeant-at-Arm: ' l 1' HANS SIEWERTSEN ' Adviser if 'L M ISS CROFOOT BRAMA CROP, OQT Emerson said, Make the most of yourself, for that is all there is of youf' The members of the Honor Society certainly have started on the right path. During the year they have niet monthly on school time . . . initiated new members . . . donated to recorder . . . given their annual Christmas Assenibly . . .and have had a banquet. These actin- people well deserve their high standing name. Seniors-'84 points-Dorothy Berrigan, Betty Bourgette, Marjorie Bowman, Ernest Boyer, Esther Buckley, Betty Crawford, Roy Etten, Audrey Frcchin, Dorothy Fritz, Allan Fry, Ruth Goehrs, Louise Hermanson, Bernice Jack, Ruth Johnson, Dick Lewis, Betty lvIcCaslin, Edith Mead, Maryjayne Meredith, Bob Orfelt, Dorothy Paschal, Margaret Peterson, Fay Pettingil, Shirley Presser, Marjorie Rea, Dura Rowe, Joyce Sands, Hans Sicwcrtscn, Marjorie Stark, Jennie Snndvall, Caroline Tempio, Jane Thulean, Bill Trnemper, Joyce Walsh, Bonnie Whalen, Kenny Wood, Betty Vkoorlings, Ruth Vcltlce, Marvin Holter, Bob VVallace, Don VVelling. Juniors---S4 points---Mark Akers, Nola Ames, Beryle Berrieau, Frank Bedford, Ruth Baker, James Braman, June Carter, Dnrene Daily, Barbara Dollantl, Lucille Englebretsen, Inger Erickson, Allwyn Erickson, Harry Flesher, Gertrude Gaither, Joan Gunnar, Wet.dall Hague, Maretta Hord, Beryle Innes, Carol Judd, Marjorie Kleisath, Ruth Lanning, Betty LeBus, Andrew Mascher, Duane Norgren, Kathryn Nothwang, Ruth 0'Grady, Peggy Peterson, Shirley Sampson, Marjorie Scanlon, Bob Schutt, Joe Sheets, Marjorie Smith, Mack Smith, Warren Stone, Ken Story, Luann Travis, Jean Veltlee, Deanna White, Betty Wedgewood. Sophomores--26 points-fFranct's Ahearn, Faye Akers, Marjorie Bagby, VVilla Baughtnan, Jack Bender, Betty Benjatnine, Miles Blankenship, Helen Boyer, Cal Christensen, Frances Clement, Hal Crosswnite, Marcelle Dcamer, Yvonne DeWt-ese, Bernice Eikcr, Harold Fngebretsen, Barbara Eskritlge, Julie Etten, Evelyn Filer, Billy Gates, Ida Greyell, Lucile Hammersburg, Shirley Harden, VValter Jack, Elnore Johnson, Florence Johnson, Phyllis Johnson, Al Kean, Charles Kellev, Beverley Keplinger, Bob Kerr, Floreine Laes, Margate! Laetsch, Caroline Lawrence, Ellen Leathlev, Boyd McC:islin, Ray McCord, Jenn Nlutisfield, Jean Masson, Mack Mayo, Mal Parker, Pat Rt-nnnen, Margaret Shannon, Shirley Sinclair, Jaek Vanghin, Elwool Wales, Tom Wartlleigh, Bonnv West, Donna Waitman, Minden Woods, Virginia Oaas. faltf' YY ,Ame in 'H Y f W -ip Xgywn- . r fmk ,Y K . . , 5' .I? E fri,-fszfzm- Y: Ze Q.-I-:M-. 45 3. : , TBM 1 1 L, wkwu, 'f ff .. Lex was . guy' Wig, V1 :f1Hg'fW' ' x sf 'i??ffi? 'Q ' f L if .. 'gl I l 'f Liflw 9 1 - N1 5 ' . I,' ,A gif 3 ik .. Q k,..--J f Y . f 'N V Mu .ww '- 'Fl i RHS if Q n4Qg , i f - if President Vice-President PHYx.1.1s Paurrr Louisa Riocs GIRLS' CLUB Advisef D Miss STRAN W' h Hi ' Hi ' ' ' Secretary Treasurer SHIRLEY SAMSON jEAN BUSBY it e cient o cers and committee the Girls Club sponsored the many things vital to a smooth running school . . . Harvest Festival . . . two Big 81 Little Sister Parties . . . assemblies serni-monthly . . . sponsering the Thanksgiving baskets . . . Cheer committee . . . Tinfoil committee . . . Hospitality committee . . . Senior Girls Tea . . . Girls' Club Room . . . put on Vocational Conferences with Boys' Club . . . participated in the Leader's Conference. A very active year. BOYS' CLUB Sponsoring Virgil, the Magician . . . maintaining the Men's Faculty Room . . taking care of boys' athletic letters . . . co-opperating with the Girls' Club for the Voca- tional Conferences . . . monthly assembles . . . interesting speakers . . . fire drills . . . all for the betterment of the school. . get Advx wx GRAB R. President Vice-President ROY ETTEN HANS SIEWERTSON Sec'y.-Treas. Sergeant-at-Arms HARRY FLESHER BOB ENGSTROM Manager NANCY COULTER Adviser M R. BROETJE My - DEBATE CLUB JJ if 7 In a democracy stu en are allowed to verse their opinions of their system of gov ernment by debate. Resolved: That the Power of the Federal Government Should be Increased was the debate question for this year. One of the main projects of the debate team was the sponsorship of the Spring Forensics Tournament which was held here and in which eight schools participated. Debaters started a tradition this year in the form of the All-School Debate Tournament, which will be regular in spring activities. SPEAKEASY CLUB Purchasing a recording machine with the aid of other clubs . . . visiting the State Legislature in Olympia . . . banquet at Rainbow Inn . . . auctions . . . this group is an asset to the school. Finer SnMns'rsx President DICK LEWIS Vice-President LINDELL BROWN Scc'y.-Trcas. -IEAN WARDELL Sergeant-at-Arms ROY ETTEN Srccoun Snmxnxn President ROY ETTEN Vice-President BOB ARTHUN Sec'y.-Treaa. CARMEN SHEPLER Sergeant-at-Arms BILL TRUEMPIER Adviser MISS CROFOOT S3 HISTORY COUNCIL President BILL TRUEMPER Vice-President RUTH JOHNSON Sec'y.-Treas. RITA LYNCH Adviser MISS REEVES S951 I 'Ci Aiming for good citizenship this club has served the school well again this . . . purchasing Hags . . . selling donuts . . . buying a black curtain for the stage . . . p ing on two assemblies . . . Christmas party . . . bi-monthly meetings. SCIENCE CLUB Valentine and backwards parties . . . annual picnic . . . meeting every Tuesday evening . . . science talks . . . community singing . . . musical selections . . . inspirational talks by Dr. Dogan . . . another successful year completed. President BOB WALLACE Vice-President HANS SIEWERTSON Sec'y.-Treas. CARLEEN STUMPF Adviser MR. DOGAN 54- 845533 Q . i'Y' 1 President MAURICE DAWKINS f Vice-President KLEMME LONGLEY Secretary ROGER WILEY Treasurer ED BURMASTER Sergeant-at-Arms REX BROWN Adviser MR. WOLFLE HI-Y Conducting the Lost and Found department . . . swimming at the Y in the evenings . . . assisting the Boys' Club with Fire Drills . . . dinner parties . . . an active and co-operative group of boys. T RI-Y i Sponsoring a Tolo with the aid of the P. T. A .... filling Christmas baskets . . . distinctive initiation of the new members . . . serving outside organizations . . . this club ha. done its share in the democratic school program if i 1...-.,,-N-A---, --.H-,. President RUTH TURVEY Vice-President PEGGY BOURGETTE Secretary NANCY COULTER Treasurer SALLY BARLOW and DOLORES BEANE Adviser MISS WAISNER SS 55395 President BYRON SU LDAN Vice-President DOUGLAS LUNDEMO Sec'y.-Trcas. LAWRENCE SAMELA Adviser MR. HUGUENIN GOLDEN PAW In a democracy we have student government. The Golden Paws are our patrolmen. As for social functions, had banquet at Rainbow Inn for initiates . . . and picnicked at Horseshoe Lake PEP CLUB Our Senior girls have kept up their good standing by decorating the school at the Christmas Season . . . selling ice cream at the basketball games . . . sponsoring the faculty tea , . . selling those Co Get 'em Wildcats', stickers. President CARLEEN STUMPF Vice-President RUTH JOHNSON Treasurer FRANCES SCHRICKER Secretary JENNY SUNDVALL Adviser : Miss HOULAHAN RNC x 'X ,R gkg N 1 X 4 X ' x X 56 President SHIRLEY PRESSER Vice-President jfxmrs BRAMAN Sec'y.-Trcas. H ETTY LEBUS Adviser MISS CROFOOT NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY This newly organized club has made a grand start . . . sponsoring . . . an essay contest on good citizenship . . . Freshman Guidance Program . . . meetings on the third Tuesday of each month . . . honor seals on the diplomas of their graduating members. This club is comprised of juniors and Seniors with the highest scholastic standing . . national headquarters in Chicago. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Giving a mother-daughter tea . . . splash parties . . . attending the annual convention . . . potluck dinners . . . knitting for the Red Cross . . . filling Christmas baskets . . . the domestic club needed by the school. President BARBARA CRONKITE Vice-President jEAN WARDELL Sec'y.-Tren. ALMA MASCHER Adviser M ISS CHAMBERLAIN ' 'ii' ,c c. shin is xii F1 rr Pan. Orrcnms 1 Ili, President 3 FAY PETTINGILL ' Vice-President f LAWRENCE SAMELA Secretary HAREN I Treasurer JACQUELINE BURGESS Sacorw Pun. Onucmu President DICK LEWIS Vice-President JIM BROMAN Secretary FAY AKERS Treasurer BILL GATES Adviser MISS OGROSKY Xi I '. YV! 5 I .m. GERMAN CLUB Q 3 ., , -.4 In democracies we co-operate. Our languageclubs have this year, and of no exception was the German club which . . . participated in international assembly . . . Christmas party . . . their annual Sauerkraut Banqeut . . . donated to the recording machine . . . won a ticket selling contest. SPANISH CLUB This club has promoted a democratic feeling between high school students by corresponding with some of the South American Countries . . . decorated the display window . . . took part in the international assembly . . . met once a month . . . donated for the recorder . . . sponsored the trip to Carmen . . . collaborated with other clubs on their parties. if f W., ji, ,fv- b x s., ,s I ,, . Q54 -S-I 5 Fmsr Pun. Orrcxln S - E 1 President f, GRANT FRY 'fl A -.fs-,v i'-' ff , -.4 Vice-President I' ' NORMA MCCLEARY Secretary CARLEEN STUMPF Treasurer BONNIE OLSEN Sncown PER. Ormcmzs President KEN STOREY Vicc-President CLIFFORD PETERSON Secretary JEAN BQOTH Treasrer GORDON RUEF President ALLAN MAUL Vice-President ROGER WILEY Secretary SALLY BARLOW Treasrer KENNETH WOOD Adviser MISS STRAND S8 -I ' Ji:-S lVRixi13r FW. ff? L A Conlul MARJORIE BOWMAN Consul LESLIE EATHORNE Sec'y.-Trcaa. EVELYN FILER Adviser MISS DUNLAP LATIN CLUB E-pluribus-unum . . . you will agreeg they have had two parties . . . open house for their parents . . . a banquet . . . edited a Latin Paper . . . bought a plaque for the award assembly. FRENCH CLUB Do you like onion soup? If not, you are no Frenchman . . . the French Club partici- pated in the international assembly . . . banquet at the Marine Coffee Shop . . . donated to the recording machine . . . Valentine Party . . .Met after school . . . Language Club dance. President SHIRLEY SAMSON Vice-President JOAN GUNNAR Sec'y.-Treas. jEAN WARDELL Adviser MISS ENGEBRETSEN CQ President CHARLES PATNOE Vice-President RUDY ONSTEAD Secretary VIOLA BUTLER Treasurer LORRAXNE SULDAN Adviser MR. LUCAS THE SILVER BLADES A dent in the ice was made by our Silver Blades this year. They have . . . had excursions to Olympia and Seattle . . . met every other Week . . . had skating parties galore . . . more fun. FENCING Our school has democratic ideas. Have you seen our Fencing Club? They have met Weekly and practiced hard and have performed at several social functions. President DOROTHY FRITZ Vice-President DOROTHY A. BERRIGAN Secretary BERNICE CORLE Adviser MISS ENGEBRETSEN E 60 - Six, 'ff VE President MAURICE DAWKINS Vice-President jAMES SPLAIN Secretary j AMES STEVENS Treasurer ARTHUR CARD Adviser MR. SH HLDRAKE SPHDUKCLUB Sphinx Club . . . Bremerton High School's Athletic Service Honorary. Formally organized March 1, 1941. Purpose: school service, promote school activities and school spirit. Limited to 25 members who are voted in. Some activities are . . . excursion to State Basketball Tournament . . . spring initiation . . . and assembly patrol duty. HBUCLUB This peppy club is composed of junior and Senior girls who have earned their 500 points by participation in the active sports. They gave the first Girls' Club Assembly . . . had a booth in the Harvest Festival . . . Christmas Party . . . bought a new athletic plaque . . . sponsored a Spring Tolo . . . impressive initiations . . . met every month. President ARLYNE THOMPSON Vice-President LOL Ii'l 1'A MARSHA LL Scc'y.-Treas. SHIRLEY BROWN Adviser MISS BRITTON 61 X341 X ?' MOVIE OPERATORS CLUB The permanent mstallatxon of the new publ1c address system ln the audxtorlum operating the new recordmg mach1ne grade school machme purchased by the P T A . . . successful full length features co operarmg mth ex ervone contmumg then' motto, The Qhow Must To On ' Developmg, prmtmg, and enlargmg pxctures makmg Chr1stmas cards mght photographlc trlps formmg a film hbrary postmg the KPICUIFS of the Week on the bulletin boards all a p to a busy and prosperous year President BILL LABEAU Vice-President ERNEST BOYER Scc'y.-Treas. RUTH VELDEE Adviser MR. MARTIN 62 President LEON DAUGHERTY Vice-President KEITH LYMAN Sec'y.-Treal. WALT DASHO Adviser MR. CAIN RADIO CLUB This progressive club has taken part in the many school activities . . . giving an assembly in May . . . contributing toward and installing the public address system . . . visiting Seattle radio stations and exhibits . . . building and repairing radio sets and amplifiers . . . learning the code and transmission. YELL LEADERS This group has done much towards keeping alive the school spirit in a democratic Way . . . organizing new yells . . . leading the procession forthe Pep Rally . . . exchanging yells with our opponents during the games . . . obtaining bright new uniforms cheers at pep assemblies. . leading Yell Queen PAT HETRICK Adviser MR. SOREN SON 63 nb Q in Q? .42 W ! 5, W 5 5 1. K 'be Qi' any -f MM vw W. 0014 SWK hiv Z '-U' 3 S A .I .ML Ls W , ,Q Q ix . .. I ' Q . M 5 , 5 gl. Q .-,, i I 3 M K W A K? Q, I , ,, 1 w' f ' Jnxfw V234 V' :wi . 'i Zi fi f N? - 'N 3 5 4 Q 9 .. . 3 ? . Ng' ug ., 3 Q f A . , 3 W4 ,. L 1 3 Vg., I K .gy 'S . 2 g VP4 W . 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Myrna Cavanaugh fCarleen Stunlpfj and Willie Templeton fDick Fantzj were getting along splendidly until Eloise Conray QLouise Kimball, came along. She switched things around and mixed things up until Myrna and Willie were fighting over her. The dance is the climax of the story. After Willie make an attempt to run away and Herb Patterson fWayne Dunlapj succeeds in linding him. They all go to the dance happily, and Herb who is so in love with Eloise gets to take her out at last. The rest of the cast adding to the confusion are Wayne Duncan fMorry jonesj, Mrs. Cavanaugh fHarriet Keithj, Chet Cavanaugh CVValter Ruefj, Mr. Cnvanaugh fHans Siewcrtsonl, Marie Black fFrancis Clementj, Doris Duncan QEdith Nleadj, Peggy Taylor Clidith Stoney, Phyllis Richardson flaorraine Greenwaltj. Young Adventure was directed by Miss Miller and her assistant director was Virginia Pedersen. 68 SENIOR PLAY HCLUTCHING CLAW Blacklnniling and its prodigious killing and scheming arc brought forth by thc Clutching Claw. The Clutching Cl.1w fllill Trucinpcrj is blnckmailing Mr. Thornton fChuCk Czxttanachj by trying to make his tlnughtcr C,-Xnnn Rose Mcllnlcj who is in love with 11 young pilot QlfVcs Wagcrl marry an undesirable char- nftur or else-death. Ho chooses death!! The murder is being solved by Z1 dumb cop ftlordnn Cohcnj and assistant Qllob Wullnccj. 'llhc lacy to tho whole ntlliii' is tiud up in il will which is found by George Gordon Qlinns Sit-wcrtsonl. The supporting cast is brought in by Sally Bland flame Thulcanj, Agatha Hadcn Qllstlicr lluvklcyj, Peggy Boland fblancy Coultcrl, Sada Sewell Clfilccn Connollyj, Clziuson the Butlcr QDon Wcllings, Mrs. Midgcly flflimlmctli Wilsicj, and Madrnnc Lnnczski Qlidixh Megidj who undcrstudicd lfdith Prichard. Thu L'Clutc'hing Clawn was diruftcd by Miss Milla-r :ind assistant director was Czxrlccn Stumpf. V, W M M' ' if ' t '47 W - - --L -A - f w.u,,,,s , W 8 s K0 THE BGCJST ER Editor-in-Chief Business Manager A journal of the students is told by the Booster in production . . .snaps activities Senior write ups . . . class pictures . . . and sports. Our planning of the theme School Life in a Democracy The work of the editors in developing this theme throughout the book . . . the color effects meeting the budget . . . were all big problems for the staff. EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief - - - Peggy Bourgette Senior Editor ------ Pat Cowan Assistant Senior Editor - - Bernice Jack Junior Editor ----- Joan Gunnar Assistant Junior Editor - - Ruth Lanning Art Editor ----- Jennie Sundvall Assistant Art Editor ---- Mack Mayo Sports CGirlsQ ---- Arlene Dorman Athletics ----- Maurice Campbell Typist and Copy Writer - Dorothy Berrigan BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager Dick Lewis Assistant Harold Crosswaite Photographer Jack Parton Assistants Duane Norgren Advertising Manager Audrey Frechin Advertising Staff Frances Clement Carmen Shepler ean Schairer Margaret Shannon Virginia Oass jordan Cohen Toni McHale Row l. Gunnar, Bourgettc, Sundvall, Berrigan. Row 2. Dorman, Jack, Cowan, Lanning. Row 3. Campbell, Parker. 70 Row Row Row Row hoo edition history . . THE LAIR BUSINESS Row l. Reese Mead Burns S d ll Ch , , , un va , ase, 51-M.-Y Row 2. Whalen, Bourgette, Innes, Burgess, Abnchcrli Row 3. Graham, Cohen. The Wildcat's Lair is the voice of the Bremerton High School student body. lt is written by stu- dents, for students, and read by students. Truly a form of student democracy is a school paper. The bally- . . the Hi-Scribes Banquet . . . publishing two sixteen-page Lairs for the first time in B. H. S. meeting deadlines at Fletcher's . . . 'these are but a few of the Lair staff's activities. Ens'rosu.1u. STAFF First Semester Editor-in-Chief ..... .....,.............,.... . ...,,... - ..... ...,.....,.... Pat Cowan Feature Editors.. ........ ..... - ......,.... N ance Coulter, Maxine Savage News Editors--- ............. - ,...,.,.... Betty McCaslin, Dorothy Fritz Boys' Sports Editor...a ......... ,,..,...,,,,,,....,,,..,.,..,, J ordan Cohen Girls' Sports Editor .,... ........i....,. ..,,...,..., B e tty Morrill Copy Editor...-..... ........ .. ......., ........ D orothy Berrigan Exchange Editor .......... Circulation Manager ....,.. Art Editor .......,....,........ Assistant ...,,.........,,.. Reporters ...,.... - ....... .,,. ...., Business Manager ..... ......, ...... Assistant .....,.,.......i......,, Charles Cattanach .,...,,,....,,,Edith Mead .,..,...,.,,. .,,t...,....t . . .....Mack Smith .......,,................,...,........,.....,.,,,...Edward Hoffman Jean Bushby, George Harris, Mary Miller, Soupy Campbell, Barbara Dollard BUSINESS STAFF ,,....Betty Burns Iessup Staf .... ....- .......... .. ...... Arletta Abacherli , Berryl Innes, Betty Bouigette, Bonnie, Whalen, Jennie Sundvall, Lloyd Parrish, Marry jones, jackie Burgess and George Harris. Enxromaz. STAFF Second Semester Editor-in-Chief ......,,... ....,,......,,.......,..,... - ..........,,.. . .- ..., Nancy Coulter Associate Editor .... ......... ,.......,......,..,...,.,..,.... - ......,,. - ., Dorothy Fritz Feature Editors .... N ....... .. ..,... -..Dorothy Berrigan, Jean Bushby FIRST SEMESTER Row l. Cowan, Coulter, Fritz, McCaslin, Dunlap, Row 2. Cattanaeh, Berrigan, Busby, Miller, Cohen, Smith. Feature Writers... - ......, Charles Cattanach, Nola Ames, Mach Smith News Editors.. ......., ..,,,.........,..,.. - .,.... B arbara Dollard, Mary Miller Publicity Editor .,s.. .........,......,........,.............,... .. ....... j ordan Cohen Copy Editor ....,.......,. ....- ....,... - ....., Ruth Veldee Boys' Sport Editor .... ....................,.,..., j ack Macdonald Girls' Sport Editor .,.. Virginia Kingman Sports Writers ...t...,.... . ...., Maurice Campbell, Glen Myers Exchange Editor ......,..,, ..,..,,................... B essie Deathernge Circulation Manager ....... K .... .. ......., Edith Mead Assistant .........,........,.,.....,...............,......,................,..,....,... Eileen Connolly Staf Photographer ...,.............,..,.......,,....,......... ..,,....,,.............. J ack Parton Reporters .,..,......... ....., P at Cowan, jacquelyn Burgess, Betty MeCaslin Adviser ........,,....... ....,......,....,... C ...,.........,,,........ M iss Florence Dunlap Business Manager ........,s,...,.......................................... .. ....,.. ....Betty Burns Business Staf ...........,..., Arlette Abacherli, Berryl Innes, Betty Bourgette, Bonnie Whalen, jenny Sundvall, Denton DeLong, Pat Alguard, Della Chase, jordan Cohen. Adviser ,..t.tt.tt. . t..tY.... .ttYt.....tt.. .. t.stt....... .... M r. Fred Graham SECOND SEMESTER Row l. Coulter, Busby, Berrigzm, Fritz, Kingman, Miller. Row 2. Cattanzlch, Connolly, Smith, Cowan, McCaslin, Veldtc Row 3. Cohen, Campbell, McDonald, Ames, Burgess, Dunlap. X C sn .0 Nl, as R H ws i M ff' fy Q QW Q 5 s una in WW: , ,f . Lk 4 ww A nw? ,f A Q S .Q 5 X3 N ff .x 5 QQ X. W www 3 5, . , J jamvmgx M 9 228335 R 5 ii pw W Q U gv 2 1 3 M ' ll.. 3 nk Wg QA mfg? K I 4 Q-,2- ,,. A- l E 5 5 my W! 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NWN, S p m, , Miss BRITTON ADVISER Swimming classes were held at the Y.lVI.C.A. as in former years. Many girls participated for the fun and recreation. And more than a dozen girls received their junior Life Saving emblems. Irene Stout, one of the outstanding swimmers received a grade of 98. Basketball, the girls' piloted by Marcel Deamer. The Sophomores and Fresh- men each produced three outstanding teams. The Sophomores climaxed the season by winning the championship with their Wildcats, favorite sport, was successfully Ice skating and roller skating continued to draw its fans. Irene Stout managed the roller skating. And many girls enjoyed the music and delightful recreation of its weekly ice skating sessions. . . 9 f fy we o f J xwwsyw- owl' . 5 914 Swat. Cn. Anson, r y 39053 599 - et, SW hxlxh KNOWS Strat! wave. an-. aw Je X- 03299 SXOCX Uw I gow ,Lx W dwg, wagers- ROW . Br gow 3. HH' ent. 2. SI. own, S BASKE, Ravi ' Qxem 'wah 'Out PBA , Hlylf Dean! L11 1 K fr, resters on, 71f1t,rn.U. 84 T H LET ICS VOLLEYBAlAshn, Moses' . pcrnlll, ltr K 5 Krcsterf-Un' R vt l- Bz1r! 'i'lUiCr'itlY1 llouillilfl' U f 1 ' lllllw O RANK 2' ia a 135 EW TENNIS Dolan, Scnn, Sinclair, Ettcn. Badminton lu U- astic group that space and time would not permit 'eryonc to play. A successful tournament was managed , f .lean Mansfield. rought forth such a large and enth 0 'll fl flje 4 - 0 'lay 1 , 6? Urol IU, Ihlafi sfo o,, mf! 'lay' . f- Pro 0 '. We . od H BASILBALL Row Mlcldcn lfskritlgc Smith, Stout, Brown, Ut :mar rull O C filly Mrmscs Wutu llenmnt Mcllllt Schuru MtIN1g,h Ilxtin C try Kun, A Rovt Wilson Lyons llill Krestcrson Sthlupn, B01 irth, In lt - liourch ntl Qchn nrt Brown. Rom . Clayton ' ignn, ohnsnn, nes, -Ivrtso , Merrit, Hqrris n Thompson, Boom zrricz . Row '. S' tl.lii lJvVoit' llxlghy Watson, Ostn st-n xnxling, Rohcrls MilL,IlllStlIl. Row : ' llonotlcl, honvs, Boyer Flietcr, Czilligan Smith, Comvtwn. , Softball and llorscshocs were cn' fed ' the ' ly, P. E. Classes. Turnouts were held ter ool. Volleyball is an n wn' has een ne th most well liltetl sports. llhc Luni S pro cal hni'c 3 lot of spunk an ility xy wi 'n the that ionship. Bernice H cha as m ag . ' Ten ' was s cssf .'1 n ged 1 c lftten, last XX yea single' ampi n. i .enn nd Dorothy Dolan li resented he if s' do cs i 'thc ounty Tourna-.U ents. Manv usia 'C te s avcrs enioved Pthfj tr1-mural' g Sc ol Tpnrn ' 1- . . I NI ,1 I , 3-1 1 J ,., -i . Rolspw l 5 Lis' I I If li 'XI'i in I N 'nr' f la , Di sffx Q4 'f' .Vx 1, 1 X, lZlf.v,,,Prfl,? lmiilllljvg I 'E qs' Q Lf,!'f'fo,, lfzlskk. fj IO . 'x.U l' , I of fff,-, ffm tim j f,, , 1 , ,- 'lihl ,ou U13 ' . . I I . I 1. F, lcv C' K' A Lirjq. 'Id' .U- RC ' Ln. rf,- 1 - ICLCA ' Sch, A .f 'l II L ,, f Uoyfwcll 0,11 x s, S so ' Jo CIP!! 11,7106 I I :pq l. l it .J x X D H R 'i 'Y RUYK Row Row Row TUMBLING Eskridgc, Hill, Honodel, Lacs, Sinclair, Stout, Brown, johnson, Barrieau, Magnusson. Tumbling was managed by Barbara Eskridge and enjoyed by ten skilled and experienced tumblers. The girls tumbled at basketball games, Girls' Club assemblies and various community functions. , . 1 ll bla! ,, ,J x l. 2. 3, 4: 1, Hiking and bicycling were enjoyed by independent groups of girls who chose to go when and where they pleased. if Bowling has stepped up to be one of the top ranking sports. The many girls who bowled showed much skill and cooperated with their club manager, Sally Willia s. Hf' Both boys and girls bowled every Monday and . bowling pin for the club members was inaugurtfcf? ,. 4 t -' 'F- i 71 fr, ICE SKATING L f f Manslield, Johnson, Laes, Eskridge, I' Magnusson, Strehlau, Compton. J i' i I BOWLING Eicher, Wagoner, Larsen, Schairer. ,i Row l:lMansfie1tl, Baghy, Patnoe, Winkenweder. Booth, Akers, VanWert, Olson, Hardy, V Row 2: Merritt, Olsen, Hackleman, Thompson. I Row 3: jones, Dezimer, Olson, Mason, Lundemo Hill. , Cleveland, Cain. jones, Deamer, Wilson, Clement, Hill, uvzwi X fvAHct',rUN i YK-V. 4 WIFQVAYQJN UI: 7 A ,Q E .k,.,.vW........,., ' 5' C Q' v . Q of . r -' we 4 ,- : 5 3 4' ' ,K if JL' qks Q' ,. , i N x Q' ,jf -3.5 v' ,fb 2, PARK AVENUE rs... ns 1, la...-...K-A, uv. 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Y. . f , lf 1 ,uf U ' 'Nun K. xx U ,. '-i:::2M f ,, xp ,1 X N ,JU , .., ff I+ ' xx 3-nl W 1 1 K, 1 Mp , ,X 4' V ,W A' R J' 'in ' ,. I f' A' if f .L '91, . - : gg. A cm, .awww i ,,g.9l.w.s J. 1 REMEMBER .... it's REX DRUG KAUFMAN-LEBQ THE REXALL STORE For Your New PHILCO ik Your Favorite Furniture Store Phone 54 263 FOU1'tll Phone 602 Burwell and Pacific Congratulations to the BREMERTCN CLASS OF '41 OIL DELIVERY OILS Fon HEATING A Complete Assortment of Shoes for the Graduates SPELLMAN'S BUSTER BROWN SHOE STORE zoo PACIFIC RED RUUSTER I SPORTING GOODS O FOUNTAIN SERVICE O PRIVATE BANQUET ROOM You'll Look Your Best if Your Outfit Comes From FITZS and QUALITY STORE Full Course Dinners: 50c, 756, 31.00 85 Fourth and Naval Phone 1412 209 Pacific Phone 433 CARLOW'S CROCERY O GROCERIES O CONFECTIONS Open Evenings and Sundays If It's Worth Owning It's Worth Insuring F RED W. KRAUSE INSURANCE 416 Naval Avenue Phone 2350 283 Ffmrfh Phone 8 17 GUZZLE Sl IIVE WITH Shirley, Dolores, Rosie, Babe, Hope, Les, Bill and Pop and Mom Clifton to serve you. The Best of Refreshments and The Latest Recorded Music at CLIFFS SH KE SHOP TYPEWRITERS For School and Commercial Use NEW - USED FOR RENT - FOR SALE Compliments of L E N T ' S THOMPSON'S Stationery - Ojice Supplies 530 Fourth St. Phone 1417 279 Fourth Street Phone 10 Golden Lion Oil Norwalk Tires TENNESEN 86 PAPPAS GILMORE SERVICE Give Your Car a Treat! Phone 616 Fourth and Naval EN ETAI INN Patronize Your Leading Hotel and Dining Room 318 Washington Phone 406 Joe Martin Serves Dorothy Ann Berrigan and Eileen Connolly Super Cokes. We Extend Best Wishes and Hearty Congratulations Brown's Drug Stores Q BREMERTON DRUG CO. Fourth and Pacific Q BROWN'S PHARMACY First and Pacific FOUNTAIN SERVICE DE LUXE C. Earle Brown, Proprietor S T U K E L The World's Greatest Coal Stoker for FOUNTAIN SERVICE DE 1-UXE A..rffmffl'shZtNl1i,'li1e Lbflsf'i'fs1,I..f' Zffgkfnd lf! the price of oil - The only thing you can buy Trade at that you don't have to pay for. G R A H A M ' S FOSS ELECTRIC CO. 201 Pacific Phone 2016 Altering and Repairing PAUL MEHNER TAILOR AND IMPORTER 209 Washington Phone 3 J. C. COUSE Sales . . BUICK . . . Service 215 Washington Phone 316 Congratulations to the Seniors . . . . Thulean's Family Shoe Store 510 Fourth Street Phone 2160 You Have Tried the Rest now Try the Best! ELKS' BARBER SHOP Located in the Elks' Temple IPRIINTS OIF WAILIES OLBERG DRUG CO. Our self-service system saves you money O COMPLETE FOUNTAIN O DINING ROOM SERVICE Don't worry about it. Get experts to help you. The Scbricker Florists will help you select flowers that are right for any occasion. Lovely fresh flowers delight her as does no WE DELIVER , other gift. Remember Fourth and Pacific Phone 68 S C H R I C K E R FLORISTS 406 Pacific Telephone 15 --DEVVEY OPTICAL- Dr. W. R. Dewey Dr. G. M. H. Diblee OPTOMETRIST and OPTICIAN BENBENNICK'S SERVICE SHELL PRODUCTS 203 Pacific Avenue Bremerton sixth and Naval Phone 1484 CLIFF'S Drive-In MARKET Cmhmm 0, DRIVE IN AND SAVE ' ' ' ' MEATS, GROCERIES FRUITS, VEGETABLES Sixth and Montgomery ROWE'S PHARMACY D A N C I N G MAURER'S PAVILION O MODERN ...... EVERY FRIDAY O OLDTIME . . . EVERY SATURDAY Located on the Old Kitsap Lake Road Compliments of Navy Yard Quick Repair Shoe Shop JOSEPH LA FAZIA Proprietor SHINE PARLOR and SHOE REPAIR 231 Second La Roche Studio Pioneer Photographers of the Northwest I PORTRAITS O COMMERCIAL VIEWS O PHOTO FINISHING 2 5 5 Burwell Phone 1 2 8 7-W 'K The Camera Shop Everything for the Amateur Photographer CAMERAS . . FILMS . . FILTERS EXPOSURE METERS, ETC. 329 Pacific Phone 1287-R THE ORIGINAL CHICKEN COOP Established 1 9 3 3 Famous For Hamburgers and Fried Chicken Ano za, AT SEARS IN 1+ 4 4 4 -Q4 4 4 11- 4-,+ll' Q7 BREMERTON You will find anything you need .... Our merchandise ranges from: A Saddle for the Horse to A Rattle for the Baby, JO... SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE 'K SEARS ROEBUCK 81 CO. 'K BREMERTON, WASH. Your Savings, too, are Entitled to N 'gl gli A f x Q., F15 'Fe all ' A 4 I 'sl Supervised by the U. S. Government and the Federal Home Loan Banlc, the safety of your investment in this Association is insured up to ' d Loan S5,ooo by the Federal Savings any Insurance Corporation puurss at H0419 ,315 440 l l I l gy S' Q Chargxfred I? if-' D Supervised ll. a 'NSURE 5 UNlTE5gATES 4 -V- 'Q 5 aovsmuasrn' Q fr: cart' I 1 1 I Wksygdh One Dollar Opens an Account FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS 8: LOAN ASSGCIATION 327 Pacific Avenue Phone 100 93 DR. L. J. STUBBLEFIELD PeHHeY'S for 5P01'fSWea1' OPTOMETRIST Manufacturing Optician 620 Fourth Street Ph 1620 Congratulations from the . . , 119 P fi Avenue Ph 460 SUDDEN SERVICE B well and Naval Ph 1412 Jean Busby and Bill Daulph Wearing Sport Clothes from VANITY BOX BEAUTY SHOP 326W N. Callow Phone 1536 Compliments of MEYEIVS GROCERY ETTEN'S SUPER 311 Naval Phone 343 QUALITY MEATS AND GROCERIES CHARLESTON DRUG CO. AT CASH PRICES OSCAR ETTEN, Prop, KODAKS, CONFECTIONERY Manette, Wash. Phone 486 B merton Washington Greetings to the Class of 1941 from LEE R. HARRISON , Barber Manette S FOR SHOES Comflimfnts of T0m0TT01U,S Styles Today MACK SMITH Phone 1296 Shell Gasoline and Goodyear Tires Corner Fourth and Pacific Sixth and Pacific 94 FOR THAT EXTRA ENERGY THAT WINS MANY A BALL GAME DRINK Milk Approved by the Department of Health KITSAP DAIRY RICHARD GRAY ROBINSON Photographer DISTINCTIVE PORTRAITS MODERATELY PRICED 530 Fourth Phone 1422 MARGARET TAPPING SCHOOL OF DANCE WEDNESDAYS SATURDAYS Elks Temple, Downstairs REYNOLDS BROTHERS TEXACO SERVICE Y MARFAX LUBRICATION RED AND WHITE GROCER and Naval Street Phone O'NEIL'S GROCERY Phone 387 939 Callow North Compliments of KENYON LUMBER CO. nf LOOK 2 into the future 5 l it . Mg i EQ' 1 ' '1 E. -5-S, - ! 2 I - . K 55 ,,- . I - fig Impaired eyesight is found in 2 out of 10 school children, 4 out of 10 adults. That's why young eyes should be given a safe start with proper lighting. That is why every home-from cellar to attic-should be completely light- conditioned NOW. Babette Kuett Wears a Chic Slack Suit in the Sport Shop POWER 81 LIGHT CO. B R E E R S For graduatinigiloigs gisuldiis-Iglxiers-stylef ul, B M E but most important in their ability to keep faithful time-Hamilton, Waltham, Elgin, C0. Bulova, Gruen, at Attractive Prices. 2 57 Fourth Phone 819 Frank A. Calvert THE LEADING JEWELER BREMERTON' WASH' Expert Watch and Jewelry Repairs Headquarters for Graduation Gifts u t . 254 second su-.eg phone 415 Everytbmg Pomts to Pontzac EARL BROWN'S Compliments of The Magic of Music will open the door to new friends and good times for you. P KING BAND INSTRUMENTS Soprani Accordians . Gibson Guitars . 415 Pacific Phone 340 220 Pacliic Phone 782 96 Congratulations . . . to the Seniors For graceful, quality Furniture that makes any home more gracious and livable see the extensive stock at . . . Schocnfeld's U. S. FURNITURE CO. Complete Home Furnishers 5 2 5 Pacific Phone 3 03 Thrill her with Flowers from FORGET - ME - NOT FLORISTS 3 2 8 Pacific Phone 2 2 2 2 BREMERTON WILLYS gfmwe Rl 31155 Better than 30 Miles on a Gallon of Gas! Fourth and Naval Phone 31 BEST WISHES . . , Let Us Solve Your Clothing Problems THE TOGGERY l 3 3 Pacific Phone 17 5 6 Carstens Packing Co. BUTCHERS AND PACKERS Fresh and Cured Meats Poultry, Fish and Oysters 110 Pacific Avenue Bremerton Washington Congratulations to the Graduates BARBER SHOP 2620 Sixth Street MEAD'S MEAT MARKET and GROCERY PRIME STEER AND BABY BEEF 100 Per Cent Union 2016 S h Free Delivery Ph 790 WHY WALK P Marion Freedman, Shirley Samson and several faculty members find that they save both time and the extra energy needed for school work by riding the buses of the 4 A Watch is the Ideal Gift for the Graduate of 1941 or any year ELGIN, BULOVA and HAMILTON BREMERTON' WRIST WATCHES CHARLESTON at TRANSPORTATION co. IORGEN NELSON 131 Pacific Phone 808 SMITH OLDSMOBILE The Cleanest Grease- Monkeys in Town Seventh and Pacific Phone 2 82 8 Compliments of Mangan's Grocery 1534 Sixth Phone 2030 EM-AND-GEE SHOP 542 Fourth Phone 1 3 2 1 Complimerlls of Brown Bros.'s Radio Shop 527 Fourth Phone 30 E. W. BUCKLEY PAINT AND WALLPAPER STORE PAINTING CONTRACTOR 2 14 Burwell Phone 3 2 8 KENN ING MORGAN'S AND UNION SHOE REPAIR KN EMEYER Furniture for Less 254 Burweu 240 Second Phone 437 Opposite Rialto Theatre Bremerton : : Washington We ain't I in' I Y EUNEMJS FLETCHER S PRINTING Fon SUPER ICE CREAM I Formerly MacDonald'sj Really H I 5 I Quick Service in Your Car--Rain or Shine 4' TRIPLE XXX Tell Your Friends To Stop at the BIG XXX BARREL A n d Be C o n- vi n c e d T h a t T r i p l e XXX Sandwiches a n d Drinks are Better and M o r e for Your Money. 'K 99 If it ,W Q ij3,1lff 9 fl yy 'fffjijfa snnpms 'X gy SEA'l'lif'JlZ'll2220N I ff ZW? IH Qfibj R Qhjlf ugfg phjEA pang! 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