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

 - Class of 1945

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In affectionate memory of a great leader whos: fondest hopes was lasting peace, let us forget all incidental consideration in our determination to carry on until peace is won. Of our President who was rhe greatest war-casualty of World War H, let us remember his famous words-- The only thing to fear, is fear itself. DED1-CATIQN lo S nn 7- eo 0 - if MW w ,Q wgllgf UI' Fl qw fl if ui fr , ,fry sf R. J 1, , A ' f .2 li U A ff 9 gr y ,ed to dedicate this, our High School Annual, to d W i y crican citizen. This man has been at Bremertcn f'Iig ool for te years, and during this time, has been admired ' all. e has Watched the progress of the school, and his every thought been for its betterment. ' The Associated Student Body of Bremerton High School proudly 5 ' salutes you, Mr. Sorenson, and dedicates to you this Cat-Log of 1945. QB R CONTENTS WI GRA 00 DU C fl TES 95 ACT1 CXJKSS VITIES MUSIC DEPARTMENT O00 605 Ns P5 mx . Eff W 2' V I 1 X V X. it I will y,,40 '0M-JmV M The Cut Log staff merits sincere congratulations for a difficult task worthily accomplished. Despite the restrictions and limitations imposed by the conditions of war times, this annual excels those preceding it. The graduating class this year is unique in that it has been the recipient of the full impact of the war. For four years we have had the Double Shift and all the limitations on student activities which have necessarily followed. Despite handicaps the students have exemplified, this year more than ever, the philosophy of this school. Education in democracy and democracy in education. In all, extracurricular activites stu- dents plan and execute with a very minimum of suggestion from the advisers. We have confidence that in the years to come, the graduates of Bremerton High Schol will, in a very definite way, be influenced in demonstrating the democratic ideals and techniques learned here through participation in student affairs, by being leaders in the community for better government. We congratulate the class of nineteen hundred and forty-five and wish you well. Sincerely, H. D. SORENSEN, Principal OFFICE WORKERS Winnie Havens, Rc'gist1'rw Robin Perrigo, Recorder Margie Prindle GEORGE W. MARTIN Xfffl'-PI'f71L'if7l1l Perrigo Prindle Havens Hua FACULTY Physical Education Wills Britton Johnson Gillespie HOME ECONOMICS Colvin Morton Wolfe Nicholson H. Chamberlain Jenkins COMMERCIAL Mykut Luebke Stineman Hoffman Carter Culver 1 ENGLISH Hacker QI. Chamberlain Huston Messer Lon er gan Fraser Crofoot Dixon Davis ' 15 Q f 2 'DHEA 5 Qt if 1 ' la 1 M wg, gf ffl? 'I' Q..-. 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P' , ' or my bo, 5 Q r , S PX -0 '21-3A i ff 2 C292 D' ' WJ' I-O55 Ex N ly?-'E50 'W I L' 'Q - W B023 7 Q Q55 bs .695 ,,, -7 X-'Y o ' Q7 Cheng BJ ' of D' ' .em UQ, 5 5 Ks, Q X , 5 X. x, 'os s Y 'By X S jx J 'X-f' Vx ?,, G neg? D, G7 oss A ' GD 10 BH, . E . 'L . 4. . 'Q . E E ole OE O9 ,4P'e'ag5 X- s' 9, -a .if H212 SIS Q r R29-.J 99 J' xf E 'X 5.x-1 Adxv. ggi., My? - N fx r GRADUATE f'X,.g,g f- SENIOR CLASS President 'Vice-President ' STANLEY JOHNSON CONNIE HEINRICH Secretary . Treasurer JO GARLAND FRANCEAI.. MARSLAND Student Council Rep. Adviser GEORGIE ECKROAT MISS HOFFMAN The class of '45 has again fulfilled its various duties. Because of war time condi- tions many of the activities which have been held in the past years were curtailed to a certain extent. However, the year has been a succesful one with such activities as the Senior Play, the annual Senior Ball, Senior Tea, and Class Day being most out- standing projects. The class would like to extend its thanks ,to Miss Hoffman for her untiring guidance at all times. Also the members of the faculty for their assistance in help- ing to make us better citizens. May the class of '46 have as successful a year as we have had. STAN JOHNSON, Senior Class President. sEFToN WELLINGS PIERCE PARKER Valedictorian Salutatorian l ANDERSON, GERALDINE Size has no relation to quality. French Club 2, 3, 45 Secretary 35 Spanish Club 35 Torch Honor 2, 3, 45 Treasurer 35 National Honor 3, 45 Pep Club 45 Tri-Y 3, 45 Dramatics Club 35 Gaveleers 45 Senior Play 4. ANDREASSEN, RUTH Slim and blonde, as sweet as she looks. French Club Pres. 45 Latin Club 45 G. A. A. ANDRUS, SHIRLEY IRENE Brimfull of mischief, wit and glee. Spanish Club 45 Gaveleers 4. ARNOLD, MARY FRANCES ZeaIous, yet modestf' Lair Staffg National Honor 45 Torch Honor. AYERS, ZETHEL Always willing to help. BAER, BETTE VIVIAN An auburn haired beauty. Spanish Club 25 Chorus 25 Latin Club 35 Vodvil 3, r f- 55 wamsaumax ne - lun ADAMS, ROGER Sincere and honest in all he doesf, Baseball 4. ACKSDAL, ALMA What girl wouldn't envy Alma's r'mnple,xirm uml Inn-lv hair? Choir I, 2, 3, 45 Tri-Y 3, 45 Pcp Club 45 Minute Girl 3, 45 Operetta 3, 45 Chamber of Commcrce5 Graduated in 335 years. ALBRECHT, JACK For he's a jolly good fellow. German Club 35 History Council 35 Boxing Club 3, 45 Vice- Pres. 45 Beta Hi-Y 3, 45 Chaplain 45 Band 45 Boys' Glec Club Cabinet 45 Vodvil 3, 4. ALLEN, DORIS LOUISE Trouble Lloesn't trouble her. Torch Honor 35 Graduated in 3 years. ALI.MAN, RICHARD Thr world doesn't go around fast enough for him. ANDERSON, ADRIENNE Beware of her fair hair. 1 BAILEY, IRENE V. She's' little but she's wise. Choir I5 Class Secretary 1. BAKER, H. DUANE He has all that it takes to be successful. BAKER, LILLIAN M. She thrives on responsibility. BARRETT, RAYMOND E. Our quipping journalist, Pay is rluu r, rayalflr, mm' witty. Torch Honor 25 Intra-Mural Basketball 35 Bowling Tournament 35 Lair Staff 3, 45 Editor in Chief 45 Gaveleers 45 I-li-Scribes 3. 4. BARRIEAU, IVADELL The prozferlfpal artist temperarneni is forgotten when talented Ivy is mentioned. Dramatigs 3. 4. BAUMGARDNER, WILLIAM Always ready for a good lime. 13 ai w. BENNETT, RAYMOND A slylz' ilislinrlly all his own. BENTSON. RAYMOND Dc'lighIfully drollf' History Club 3, 4, Cat-Log Business Staff 3, 4, Spanish Club 4, Debate Club 4. BISKEBORN, LOTS Short and sweet. BLAKE, MARY LYDIA 'fsbc speaks for herself. Basketball 2, Band l, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, Gaveleers 4s G- A- A- BROCKELIE, HENRICK Stop, look and listen. Borz, ARLINE W. To know her, is to like her. G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4, Home Ec l, 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 4, Pep Club 4, Torch Honor 2, 3, 4, History Council 4, Key to Life 3, G. C. C. Cabinet 4, '48'ers 3, 4, Pres. 4, Minute Girl 3, junior Prom Committee, Red Cross 2, 3, Chamber of Com- merce, Vodvil 3, 4, Inter-Club Council 4. mm im senszs mlm. 1 rueizql BAXTER, CHARLES Whf'1'i' hc' is fhc'ri .i 1ii'lion. Lcttermen's Club 3, 4, Air Raid W'ardcn's Club Z, 3, Track 3, 4 BAXTER, WlLl.lAM C. The sun is his only Yi1f'0l.,l Letterman's Club 3, 4, Air Raid W'ardcn 2, 3, Track 3, 4. BONELL, MARGARET JANE Spa-iiilly sweet. History Council 4, Latin Club 4, Dramaiics Club 4, Cavelccrs -l-. BENJAMIN, JEAN A quiet girl, ye! merits every praise. French Club 3, Home Ec. 3, Pep Club 3, Graduated in 310 years. BENNETT, ALICE MAE Through the looking glassfl Spanish Club l. BENNETT, BEVERLY BONITA Dark and 1kShi7lg.,, BOYD, CLEO EVELYN A friend in neeil is a friend indeed. BOYD, DON Quietly eleven BOYLE, ELEANOR JEAN Dorff ever change. Home EC. 2, Latr Staff 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, '48'ers 3. BRADFORD, MARY Why gentlemen prefer blondes. BRANDER, LORRAINE FRANCES Her friendship is something to rherishf' Home Ec. 2, Chamber of Commerce 3, Tri-Y 3, 4, Torch Honor 3, Vodvil 2. BRESSLER, BEVERLY ANN You musl have been beautiful baby. Home Ec. I. BROWN, JACK ELLSWORTH He minds his own business and lvts the world roll hy. Spanish Club 3, 4, Beta Hi-Y 3, 4, Basketball lg Tennis 3, 4. BRUCKMAINI, MARY LARRAINE She speaks for herself. B Club 3, 43 Dramatics 4. BURCHFIELD, SHIRLEY She captizfatvs with smile uml winning way. Gaveleers 4. CAIN, SHIRLEY M. Laughter in her eyesf' Minute Girl 1, 4, Choir 4g Operetta 4: Pep Club 4- CALDYVELL, SHIRLEY LOU ls shi' really that hashful? CAMPBELL, MARY ANN Faithful is she to each small task. .. sf: M BREWSTER, E. WESLEY The music master. Radio Club I, 2, Letterman's Club 3, 4: Track I, 2, 3 4 Football 3, 45 Sql-'WSC B03l'd I, 2, 4, Latin Club 4, Baskctba BRISTOL, JACK F. lark the giant killer. Hi-Climbers 2, 3, Pres. 2, Band I, 2, 33 Beta Hi,Y 3. BRITTON. AR LENE R. You'll be so nife to rome home to. BROCK, SHIRLEY DORENE Sugar and spite and everything BRODD, DIANA C. Brim full of rnisrhieff Choir 3, 4. imooxs, MARJROIE 0. She doeth all things well. . y YUIT. Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Latin Club French Club 3, German Club 3, 4. Q.. CAPP, PHILLIP LELAND Sinn'rv uml rundorous, Phil leaves pleasant mernuries at B. H. S. Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4g Choir 4, Torch 2. 3, 4, Pres. 4, Gaveleers 4 French Club 2, 3g History Council 3. CARMAN, ALICE To know hvr is to hr frirmls with her. CARR. ERIC jAMIiS Hr sinilws and thi' worlil smiles with him. Gaveleers 4. CARSON, PERRY IiVIiR1iTTE Ha lruws 'rm aml la'u1'i's 'rm. Alpha Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Drama Club Spanish Club 4, 1, CASE, jIiAN That apfmilirlkig ju'rs11nulity. CASS, I.. ELAINE rr Bright :mil gay. Lalin Club 2, 5, Bowling Z. 4, Sgt, at Arms 4 15 Ill' cHfxNuti1R, VICTOR J., jf. Wh!'Yl'Il'V be is ther ii urlionf' Latin Club l, 25 Basketball l, 2, 3, 4. CHASE, LAURlfNClf Calm as un unlroublml tru, Alpha Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Secy.-Treas. 45 Golden Paw 3, 45 German Club 3, 45 French Club lg Gaveleers 45 Pres. 45 Chamber of Commerce 45 Vodvil 2, 4. CHERRY. IQLZA Gifl1'cl willv un ulrlitmlr for ll'lll'HH14Q,H Radio Club l. 2, 35 Operators' Club 35 l..1tin Club 22 Debaw Club 35 Photography Club 3. CHRISTENSEN, JAMES A. You're in the Army now. CHRISTENSEN, MARY N. Mary's willingness to work and Jepvnrlulrilily haw- made ber un asset to B. H. S. organiz.ztiom. G. A. A. l5 Dramatics l, 45 Spanish Club 2, 3, 45 Lair Stall 3, 45 Reporter 3, 45 Publicity Manager 35 News Editor 45 Bowl- ing I5 Swimming l5 Gaveleerx 45 Hi-Scribes 3, 4. CLARK, BEVERLY L. Five fool two-eyvx of blur. - Spanish Club 3. .ie lf. CLEMENT, CHARLOTTE CAROLYN CRITES. MAYNARD Tall, llark um! f1uml.iorm'. Bank l, 25 Lettermen's Club 3, 45 Alphi Hi-Y 3, 45 Golden Paw 3, 45 German Club 35 Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Football 3, 45 Air Raid Warden 2. CURTIS, DOROTHY H. Om in u million. Latin Club 1, Tri-Y 1, 4a PCP Club 41 Vedvil 3' 4- CUTTING, GLILNN L. The envy of mer-y girl In ll. H. S. uulm lun iirtugfvf lmirf' F0Ull9flll l. 45 Lettermen's Club 3, 4. lJAGGliliT, lll'lRNlCll l. Will1 liar if'.x no WUIHIYI will llmn Il!l1h . DALY, ROSI-.l.LA nllupjiy u' flu' Jay it long. llAUGHl'iRTY, LLRUY Wi' sululi' ii fmllvlul un'mlu'r of flu' Olwrrulurt' flll1I7.n Operators' Club: l5-lf'll- lJAUl.l3H, JAMES R. l'leve'i fire lwy with the wonderful ,grin to lmosf five moral of B. H. S. sllulvrilsf' Football l, 2: Alpha Hi-Y 1, 3, 3. 4: Vice President 45 Golf 2, 3, 45 Chamber of Commerce l, 2. 3, 45 Vice President 45 Soplx Class il'reas.5 Student Council Representative junior Classl Student Council 3: Sgt. at Arms 3: Vodvil 3, 45 Bus. Mgr. 4S Snanisli Club Z5 Gaveleers Club 45 Track Manager l. lf friends were topper pennies, Carolyn uoulil be ii millionaire. Cat-Log 1, 2, 3, 45 Bus. Mgr. 45 Chamber of Commerce I, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 2, 3, 45 G. A. A. l,' Z, 3, 45 Gen. Mgr. 45 Vodvil ls 2, 3, 45 B Club 2, 3, 45 Torch Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Tri-Y 3, 45 JUUl01' Red Cross 3, 45 Inter-Club Council 35 Girls' Club Cabinet 4: Spanish Club 45 Squeege Board 45 Pep Club 45 COHEN, MARVIN FRANK Always outstanding in memories of B. H. S. will ln' 'Big Red'.' Football l, 2, 3, 45 Knights of the Golden Paw 3, 45 Letter- men's Club 3, 45 Chamber of Commerce Z, 3, 45 President 45 Vodvil Executive Board 35 Gavelecrs Club 45 Alpha Hi-Y 3, 45 President 45 Student Council 3, 45 Inter-Club Council 35 Spanish Club 2, 35 Air Raid Warden 2, 35 Track 2, 3, 4: COOKE, MARGARET Lookie, loolue, ben: Homes Cookie! Home Fc. Club 25 Latin Club 4. COOPFR, BARBARA ,IEAN Cheerful is the word for youf' Entered from Rochester High, Wash. Latin Club 35 Band 35 Home Ec. Club 45 Hi-Climberettes 4. CREES, ROBERT RUDOLPH He seems lo find living u pleasunl svnsuhonf' Track Manager 15 Golden Paw Secretary 45 Alpha Hi-Y 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Gaveleers Club 4, Sgt. at Arms 45 l.ettermen's Club 45 Spanish Club 2, 3. Pl . l Vl sfi , 1 l rs. 3 5 if . 5 . alex li. Fx it ,s ECKROAT. GEORGIE IOAN Cafe and capable, rlrier uml suwf, lbrrv nr4'u'l enough adjectives lo describe our Georgie. Chorus lg Class Sec. 2, Class Sec. Treas. 3, junior Prom Ex- ecutive Board 3, Girls' Club Cabinet 3, 4, Chamber of Commerce 2, 3, 4, Ex. Board 4, Pep Club 4, Tri-Y 3, 4, Pres. 4, French Club 2, 3, Sec. Treas. 3, Cat-Log junior Ed. 3, Ed, in. Chief 4, Student Council 4, Inter-Club Council 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4, Orchestra 3. 4: Vodvil l. 2. 3: Gaveleers Club 4, Minute Girl 3, Senior Ball EDMONDS, EDWARD C. You'L'e heard the saying 'Hamlxomv is as lmmlsome il0ex'- well, look at Eddie. National Honor Society 4. Track 2, Spanish Club 3, 4, Torch Honor Society 2, 3. 43 EIDE, ALlCli DARLLLEN SweeI as a song. Orchestra lg Lair Staff 29 KUY U' Lllc l' 2' 35 Vlcwprcsidcm 2, Torch Honnr Society 33 PCP Clvb 3- ENGELS, DARLIZNE MAE O Pep Clnlfs Honorwl jm'siili'nI is lllll lll'l'f fb' WW implies' ur - . . , , - Minute Girls 2, 35 Chairman 2: l-Nm C-'lub 2, 3blSl:ng3l'Qn3ii Vodvil 2, 4, Chamber of Commercglile 3s 49 Enterfvalu 3, Tri Y . , - , . . arm , ' 49 Girls Club Cabmct 3, 'li CQ Ellflnan 4- - V. -P 'Sidcm 3 4- PCP Club 4, President 4: l'llSl0f! C'0Um'l 4' 'Ce H 4, Lair Staff 31 Car-L05 Staff 4' EVANS, T. Ll-LROY Ner'1'r u dull momenl willy Le 03' ' 'U R around ' I' otball 23 Golden Paw 3 ji . 'Q lt Tflillll ,,m.,i.j.2. A 5 f ,, I 'ES' I fx ' ii -J i- V3 V lg. . U DAVIS, BETTY LO I I h d ,, Quiel and determined, Belly wzll 80 fd' ' 'ul- 'l 'l 5 E om' Home Ec. Club 2, Spanish Club 2, 3, Torch Honor Society 2, 3 4, Pep Club 4, Gaveleers Club 4, National Honor Society 4. DAY, .IAMES S, You gotta he a 'big gun'.', Boys' Club ViCC-lll'4JNlLll'l1I 4, Basketball, Lettermerfs Club. DICKINSON, WYIITTAM S. Hypnotism is like :his--. French Club 3- 4- DOVE, EILEEN ELIZABETH Although a newcomer lv B. H. S. Eileen 'rv :mule mfmjf friends DUNN, JACK Here he is, girls, bu! be's basbfulf' Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, Letter- men's Club 3, 4, Representative Spanish Class 2, Sophomore Class Treas., Boys' Club President 4, Executive Board 4, Beta Hi-Y 4- lug-ir-Club Council President 4, Gaveleers. DUPUIS, JANET ANN Prelly, yet infelligwif, b14llIUVll1lI yr! sojvbislirulvrl, is our Sludenl Body Treasurer. Spanish Club 3, 4, Torch Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Nnrigngl Honor Society 3, 4, Tri-Y 3, 4, Pep Club 4, A. S. B. Treasurer, Student Council 4, Lair Staff 3, 4, Editor 4, Vodvil 4, Cat-Log 4, Chamber' of Commerce 3, 4, Gnveleers 4, Hi-Scribes 4, ,luni0!' P 3-1 -cisco 414, lDURl'rCAgllfI, vibtibku 'mc' Ius1 an ull-aronml fellow. Basketball 2' 3- 4- EVANSON, JOAN ' Good looking? Efficient? Perionuliiy? l7f?1llI4'flWl' gin' you our S. B. Sf'1'relary. Spanish Club 2, 3, jr. Prom Chairman 3, Tri-Y 3, 4, Honoi Society 3, Chamber of Commerce l, 3, 4, Vodvil 2, 3, 4, A. S. B. Secretary 4, Minute Girl l, Student Council 4, Pep Club 4, FAHIZRTY, BARTHOLOMEW Give a lille whistle. Football 2. 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 3. 4. FHNSKIL, JOANNE EVELYN So prlile, so sweet, with manner so meal. Spanish Club 2, 3. FERGUSON, ,IOYCE LUCILLE joyce's humor, prrsonulily and sweelm'ss makes ber tops wilh every one. Spanish Club 3, 4, Torch Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Tri-Y 3. 4, Pep Club 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Opcretta 3, 4, Girls' Club Cabinet 3, Treasurer 4, Chamber of Commerce 3, 4, Executive Board 4, Cat-Log 3, 4, Senior lad. 4, Majorette 4, Vodvil 3, 4, Student Council 4, Inter-Club Council 4, Chorus 2, junior Prom Ex- ecutive Board 3: Senior Ball lixccutive Board 4, Gnvulgerg Club 4, FICK, DOROTHY IRENE Dark hair, vivacious, ibafs Dol. Bowling 2, Chorus. FICK1 JOHN E- Obi I0b1mif! Radio Club, Lair Staff, Spanish Club. .1-1.4 11, ., A u U is FLODIN, WILBUR Noi so quiet, please. Spanish Club 3, 4. FOSTER, VERA Lovabl: and laughable. FRASER, FLORENCE Fl0renre is the possessor of a smile brighl enough io dim the sun. FROELICH, ALAN LEE He shall have musir wherever hc goes. Band l, 2, 34 Concert Master 2, 3, Band Board gf Control 2, 39 Beta Hi-Y 2, Latin Club 2, 3, Pres. 3, History Qouncil 35 Vicc I?fe5' 33 Torch Honor Society 2- 3, 43 phoir, 4, Gaveleers Club 49 Vodvil 2, 3, Swingsters l, Z, 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 35 Student Council 1. FRY, DON Thr unuml rumbinuliou of hraius uml prrsuliulify mulzrs him a perfecl friend. Operators' Club 2, 3, 4, Torch Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, President 35 National So-ciety 3, 4, Squeege Board 33 Operators' Club President 4. FUDGE, RODGER jr. As good as his ?lllIlli.'.H s FINCH, ELAINE MARTHA Will: her il's no sooner said lhan done. l..1Ul'l Club 4. l3lNDl'.N. LLOYD You'd be surprised. FlSl'llfR, BETTY L. Al Ihe piano. Choir 3, 4, Vodvil 4. FISHER, JEAN ANN We wish you fha' bas! of luck. FISHER, PAUL 'Boys will he boys. FLANIGAN, NORMA LEE As nite as she looks. FULLER, THELMA AUDREY Red hair, personality--what more ruulil you mint? Spanish Club 4, Pep Club 4- GARLAND, ,IO ANNE F1'u' girls burr Ihr lun zirluvs whifh are lm! il small pu! of 10's Nldkl:-III!-bL'1lItfj' and r'almhiliiy. Girls' Chorus lg Vodvil l, 23 Minute Girl 2, Choir l, 2, 3 4 Tri-Y' 3, 45 Girls' Club Sec. 3, Pep Club 45 Cal-Lug Sta Spanish Club 2, 3, Honor Society 2, Class Sec. 4. GASTON, CiYNl'lTH L, Br'auly plus brains. Cil'.NlJRON, l7ORlS MARllf Shari and frvppy, sluarl and willy. GIBSON, l'llfVliRLliY Thr way you look lwiighff' 'liurch llonor Society 4, Gzivclccri Club 4, linscrud from Chclmlis, Walsh. Kill.l.l'iSl,ll'., Sl'lllil.lLY l.lND SlL'1'4'l is ilu' wunl for Jon. Spanish Club 3, 4, Orchestra lg Home lic. Club -lg '-LXR-rt 4, I 163 x ,LW 5 4 i .N x GUTOSKI, DOLORES CECELIA lf .ibv n1u'l flml ar zmy, rl1c'll nmlu' one. Torch Honor Society 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 4, Minute Girl 2, Pep Club 4, Choir 3, 4, Operetta 3, 4, Chamber of Commerce 2, 3, 4, Executive Board 4, Vodvil 3, 4, Executive Board 3, Chairman 4, Student Adviser 4, Girls' Club Cabinet 4: Co-Chairman Carnival 4, Drum Majoretteufi, 4, Hospitality Com- mittee 3, 4, junior Prom 3, Annual Staff 4, Senior Play 4. HACKER, THOMAS WILLIAM Alu uys lms if smile of i'lu'4'r'. Spanish Club. HAGAR, DARLENIQ CupubIc uml z'lz'zur.' French Club 3. 4. HALL, GLORIA ROSEANN Disfwsilion lH1l'lIgll'll.H Home EC. Club 2, Spanislm Club 2, Bowling Team 2, Swimming 3. HALL, MARIAN FRANCIS DL'ligblf11l lo kllflltlu HALLER, LUIS Sbe'll take fbi- bmp ,.U,,,1.'- HAMILTON, CONNIE KIIQAN You'ri' dvi us!aling. Spanish Club 2, 3. xi GILLIE, ROSALIND True to her friends, courleous la ber urquuinlum'es. Spanish Club 3, Rome Ec. Club 4. GOEHRS, JEAN LOUISE Iean's dependability and honesty will always guarantee ber a host of friends. Orchestra l, 2, Jr. Red Cross 2, Sec. 3, Home Ec. Club 3, 4, Sec. 2, Pres. 3, 4, Pep Club 4, History Council 3, Volley Ball 23 G. A. A. 2, Key of Life 4, Bowling 2. GORDON, DOROTHY A zlelerminalion that will inspire ber szlrvrss in lbe future. GOULDING, DOROTHY LOIS You are, to us, everything. B Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3, Girls' Club Pres. 4, Girls' Club Cabinet 3, Student Council 3, 4, Minute Girl 2, 3, G. A. A. Z, 3, 4, Gen. Mgr. 3, Lair Staff 2, 3, Cat-Log 3, Tri-Y 3, 4, Gaveleers Club 4, Pep Club 4, First Aid 2. GREGERSEN, LILLIAN Stay lbe same as you are. HANSON, ADELI, I. All ber suuius rommrml ber. HANSON, LESTER He gels uroumlf' HARLOW. BARBARA JEAN Life ii jus! u bowl of z'ln'rri1's. Pep Club 4, Minute Girl 4, Drama Club 4, Tri-Y 4, Senioi Play 4, Chamber of Commerce 4, Vodvil 4, IIARLOXV, FRANCIS IIARVIQY, His illfulligmu' is r'.u'c'i'4lral only by fm lJviglJt. Spanish Club 2, 3, Torch Honor Society 3, 4, National Honor Society 4, Choir 4, Operetta 4, Senior Play 4. HARRIS, VIVIAN FRANCES Her :mlurr is bur1l1m1iu14.s. LIARROLD, BARBARA JEAN Trm' lo bw' lL'Ul'll, bel' unrle will lm' frirmls, Latin Club 4. l l S i , . l HEAVEY, FRANCIS One of Iboxe proud Letterman. Track 3, 4, Football 4-g Letterm:1n's Club 4. HENRICH, CONRAD Women iIon't worry him. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 3, -l-3 Lettermnn's Club 3, 4, German Club 3, 4. IIEINRICH, SERDELLO LYNN Ask him about sports. Football 3, 4, Lettermanls Club 3, 4. HENNING, ROGER WM. Life is as easy us you make it und be makrx if. BU Football 2, Latin Club 3, 44 Torch Honor Society 1, v HIiRREI.I.. NORMA R. Kuff: that xmilr smiling. HICKOX, CHARLES They ufuuyx pick on me. Basketball Mgr. 2, 3, Head Mgr. 3: Baseball Milf- -3- +9 Hull Mgr. 3, 4, Football Mgr. 4, Head Mgr. 4. X , 1 5' - 1 HASSELL, WILLIE LOU His mimi if luis UILI1 uml be ui HATCH, ROBERT I.. B1g, llloml and lzruinyf' Q .. in Cu National Honor Torch Honor Society 2, 3, -l- In Society 4, Gavnleers Club 4, HATCH, ROBERTA JUNE Suw't um! lozrlyf' J First Aid lg B Club l, -lg Tri-Y I -l Spn sl Cu G. A. A, 1, 1, 3, 41 Pep Club 4: Torch Honor Society 2 HAWKINS, BETH Some Jay, we all run Xilj, uw kmu b r u in Dramatics Club 2, Torch Honor Society 3 Spanish Club Glce Club 1, 23 Assistant Director 25 Choir 3 3 Student Dir Tri-Y 2, 35 Pep Club 3, Girls' Ensemble I 3 Optrttta G. A. A. 1, 25 Girls' Quartet 35 Vodvil 1 3 Annual ff Senior Editor 34 Gavaleers Club 3, Orchtstm 1 HAWKINS, CLAUDI-1 C. bitt? WL-Il, you Hllgflll be iurprmzf ,, . Q Basketball 35 Baseball 3, 4, L HAYNES, GEORGE ROY Sense und sensibility. ettermnn's C lub Choir lg Spanish Club 2, 3, Baseball 3. HILL, DOROTHY L. As true blue as they COW? Spanish Club 2, 3, Torch Honor Society Nwuoml Honor Society 3, Graduated in 3 years. HILL, VIOLA Vim, rigor am! uitalitjuu BU Club Z, 3, 45 G. A. A Secretary 4, Pep Club 4. HINES, MARjOR1E L. Storing smile. Minute Girl 3. HODGLQS, LELAND D. All around good fellow Lair Staff -lg Boxing 4. HOLDEN, ROSE kllfW'I'lTT Tbf'n s 11 world of Irfan Home lic. -lg '4-X'ers 4. HORTON, LILA Zf'u1n1zs yet modest. ,, . . l, .., 3 4 Holm Ie Club X 4 -1 ty in you Ires., Gmduated in 3X years JACKSON, MABEL E. P0sst'sses winning ways. JACOBSEN, RAY ALLAN He's the young man with the born. Band l, 2, 3, 4, Swingsters 3, Photography 4. JAGGERS, DOLOREZ Pursuit of happiness. JENSEN, BARBARA Miles of smilesl' B Club 2, 3, 4. JENSEN, NEAL Basbful boy makes good. Senior Play 4 JENSTAD, NANCY ANN Valley of laughter. Chamber of Commerce I, 2, 3, 4, Vodvil l, 2, 4, Production Manager 4, Tri-Y 3, 4, Treas. 3, Sec. 4, Pep Club 4, Vice-V Pres. 4, Honor Society 2, Band I, 2, 3, Bowling l, Freshman Class Secretary. 1 :Z X. ' ' I . w in , 3 W1 w Qs' IIOSFORII, ANNA MAY Il's 11 llvligfri lu fn' :mn lm, Home lic. 4, HOSKIN, THOMAS GEORGE Whr're lherrf's rlellalc-lbr'rc's Tom. Track 2, 3, 4, Lcttcrman's Club 2, 3, 4, Debate Club 3, 4, Air Raid Warden 3. HOWERTON, RUTH Winl1i11g wil. HUDSON. IAURAINI5 Wilf1 bw ifs un nnuur will than ilwnz' HUGHES, BETTY ALICE Demure damsel. Spanish Club 3, 4. JACKSON, CHRISTINE Always an optomistf' x J Xia JERDE, CLINTON Peaz'z'. Brother JEWETT, RUBY S. How sweet you are. Band 3, 4, Vodvil 3, 4, Spanish Club 4. JOHNSON, BETTY JEAN A Iobnson can be distinctive. JOHNSON, LOIS ELAINE She wears life lightly. Chorus 1, Home Ec. Club 2, Lair Staff 3, 4, Hi Scribes 3, 4 Gavaleers 4, Spanish Club 3. JOHNSON, RUTH GAYLE All sweetness and sincerity. JOHNSON, STAN E. Tbal's our boy. I-ail' stiff 39 Lair Ad Staff 2, 3, Gavaleers Club 4, Vodvil 3, Chamber of Commerce 3. 4, Boys' Club Sec. 3, Cabinet 4, Assemblies and Carnival, Senior Class President, Student Council 4, Hi-Scribes 3. KAROLEVITZ, MARY ELIZABETH The spirit of '45. Cheer Leader 4. KECK, JAMES ALLEN Girls-Football--Girls. in Beta Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Letterman's Club 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3g Stage Club 3, 45 Sec. 45 Operators Club 2, 3, Debate 33 Vodvil 2, 3: Baseball l. KEENEY, FLORENCE JEAN Debonair dreamer. KELLY, NORA BELLE Pleasant and precocious. KEMPF, VIRGINIA E. Deliberale deliberation. KENNEDY, JANIS GAY Vii'acious eharmerf' Tri-Y 3, 4. Pep Club 4g spa nish Club 4. -s jOHNS'l'UN. MARY lOl' A gal uillr nfrui ami id4.'alx. Home lic. Klub 25 lli-Scribes 3, 45 l..nr hull 5. -l. kILJllNS'l'C7N, WM. M. Why ilu' fuillkll' IPI your ry? xIONIfS, l'll'iNRY l.l'.STlfll Always wariry In smile nu! loud. -IONIHS. RONALD W. Tha XIJOIIIKIIVJ of Alias. Football l, 2, 3, 4, l.ctLcrm.1n's Club 4. -IONES, Wll.l.lAM ll. lIr x no! jmbuxrwl for a phrase. Golden Paw 2, 3. 4, President 45 Alpha Hi-Y l, 4, l.cttcrman's Club I, 4, German Club 3, 43 Football 2, 3. 4: Air Raid Warden 2. JUDD, RALPI I A ilwmmir' l'l7tlHll'ft'Y.U I 4, - . KINGSLEY, NORMAN Young man with ideas. German Club 45 Archery Club 43 President 4. KLUTH, ELSIE Neat and xweel. Spanish Club 3, 45 Home Ec. Club 4. KOZIAL. PHYLLIS A. She has lbe lime of her life. Choir 4g Operetta 4. KREGER, MARCUS K. Life is not to be taken so ligbllyf' Debate Club 3g French Club 4, Gavaleers Club 4. KUNKEL., COBURN C. May every day br' a holiday, Basketball l, Z, 3, 45 Spanish Club 2. 3: Latin Club I, 2, Letterman's Club 3, 43 Torch Honor 2, 3, 4. LAMPSON, RICHARD Sporting spirit. Beta Hi-Y 3 ,4g Track Team 3, 49 Lcttcrman's Club 3, 4: Ger- man Club 3,1 4, Honor Society 2, 3. LAUNCEFORD, LEOLA M. A laugh, practiced aml hearty. LAWLI-ISS, MARY MARGARET Sweet and loyal, 'Mary Mar' is tops. Home Ec. lg Torch Honor 2, 3, 4g Spanish Club 41 Pep Club 45 Cat-Log Stall 43 Native Daughters Ig Puppetecrs .lg Na- tional Honor 4. LAWRENCE , BENJAMIN Nothing can stop me now. LAY, CLOVER G. 'Well liked hy all, Clover is lruly a gram! person. LEBECK, DORIS MAE A pair of heguilding dimples. Torch Honor, National Honor. LEMKE, MARGARET ANN There is sunshine in Margarefs smile. Choir l, 3, 43 Girls' Glee Club 2g Pep Club 43 Home lic. 4. f . lANlililfl,l.. IRIQNIT Cii'11lli' 111 sjmwlv lfi'r1i'fl1'l1'Hl lf' Iffiffflf' LANWAY, A101 IN MILTON Hw'll fry anylhing mire. LARSIQN, JOHN LENOR ju.sl out of the ham! hox. Red Cross lg Latin Club 2, I, 4: Chamber of Commerce 2, 3, 4g Executive Board 4: Voclvil 1, 4g Lair Business Staff 3, 43 Business Manager 3, 4g C.1tQLog Business Staff 4: History Council 3, 45 Torch Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Debate Club 3, 4. LARSON, JEAN MARIE Her Jixposilinn is halter lhan galil. LARSON, KATHLEEN Always goml-lmtnrml aml u'iffy, LATRELL, PATTIE Effieienry that draws your admiration. Tri-Y fl, 4g Home Ec. 2g Chamber of Commerce 35 '48'ers 3 Latin Club 3, 4. l LEWIS, JOHN A hay 0f few worzlsf' LEWIS, SHIRLEY A blonde and personality equal: Shirleyf' LIND, JOHN john is not only very dependable hut extremely lilzeahli as wellf' LINDGREN. DOROTHY Her eyes punefuate everything she does. LOCHRAY, JOYCE EILEEN A 'good Student, she is also a good kid. PCP Club 43 Home Ec. Club 43 National Honor Society 45 Torch Honor 3. 'LoEFFELER, GEORGE H. A sense of humorg suhtle and practiced. McCORMICK, ,IEANNE gf: T' 5 Prrtty and provorutiz-fn MCCOTTER, BETTY E. Belly has lcurnurl Ihr' lrsson ihul flu' way lo u mans hear! is his siomurbf' McCOY, JAMES J., jr. lust Ihr' kind of prison 4'L'r'Vyon1' would lilo' lo lznou'. Band l, 2, 3, Latin l. 2. MCEACHERN, RAYMOND Always flwre buf svlilom board. MCELHANEY, BETTY HN lmbhy is vlworls-sfiorls-.sf1orls, BU Club 2, 3, 4. MCELHANEY, M. JACQUELINE Iarlzie is as effirienf us a dollar unil as nn? fo haw' around. Spanish Club 3, 4, Dramatics Club, Pep Club 4. IYII, V- . WNW -. -1 A. . f I.OFFIiIiI.MAN, VIRGININA E. A wizaril in sborlbuml, Virginiu has all flair fm' quallfivulious lo mulzr u fini' sferlograplyerf' LOOMER. AVIS NIlYXlllg is lJi'r ,main inl1'rr'sf. IOVITJOY, ROBERTA Sln' lilvu' liim il liflli' fiuillwi' of tl Alllllllu Spanish Club 3, Home lic 4, Pep Club 4. LUCKHUBST, BILL Eyes Ibn! vxpnfss 1'0l1H71l'S.H LUPIEN. GLORYA Niro lo loolz ui, fun to know. Dramatics Club 4, Pop Club 4, Lair Staff 4. LYON, DICK REED A man lo br looknl up lo-hi' passed solid gvoim'try. Gavclccrs Club 3. McINTYRE, DORIS V. Always willing to Lwlpf' MCKAY, BOB Knowing Bob is liking him. Beta Hi-Y 3, 4, I-Ii-Climbers 3, 4, Stage Crew 3, Radio Club 3. 4, Operators Club 3, 4, Squeege Club 3, 4, Torch Honor 3, 4, Cat-Log 3, 4. MCNEILL, MANFORD Good looks, gooil' sporf, in short 11 good guys, Basketball I, Z, 3, 45 Pres. 4, Sgt. at Arms 3, Lettei-man's Club 3, 4, Student Council 4, Prosecuting Attorney 4, Knights of the Golden Paw Z 4- Vice MCNEILL, BARBARA JUNE Rr's1'rz'1'rl aml slmliousf' MACIUKIEWICZ, ELSIE CECELIA A girl who larailx Ihr list of 'Must Knou.fs'. German Club l, Girls' Glee Club 2, junior Red Cross 3, Sec. 3, Inter Club Council 3, Tri-Y 3, 4, C. of C. 2, 3, 4, Voclvil 2, 3, 4, Girls' Club Cabinet 4, Pep Club 4. MACOM, MARY ADRIAN Tbcrz'ls iiiischicf in ber eyes uml luughfvr in ber heart. Cat-Log 2, 3, 4, Tri-Y 3, 4, Pep, Club 3. -....i..u..... 'B MAY, VIRGINIA Ginnie May is as xwee! ar ber name. Tri-Y 3, 45 Treas. 45 Chamber of Commerce 45 Girls' Club Cabinet 45 Carnival 3, 45 Sec. of Cat-Log 45 junior Prom 33 Pep Club 45 Vocational Conference Chairman 45 Senior Play 45 Vodvil 45 Torch Honor 4. MEADS, HAZEI.. Fun loving and rheurfulf' MIiIiK, MARILYN She lefx lim' llglff ibim' Illlllllllf fllflllllg lbw April' on fJl'rxz'lf.,' Dramatics Club 25 Vodvil 25 Ad Staff 25 Torch Honor Society 1, 4. ' MEYER, GEORGE His dependabilily, good natured disposition, and good looks P'0 'i-W success and a ronlinued box! of friends. Student Body President 45 Band 15 Swingsters l, 1, 3, 45 Basket- ball l, 2, 3, 45 Torch Honor 2, 35 Pres. 35 Spanish Club 35 Golden Paw 3, 45 Beta Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 I.etterman's Club 3, 45 Chamber of Commerce l, 2, 3, 45 Vodvil l, 2, 35 Executive Board 35 Gaveleers 45 Cat-Log Editorial Staff 4. MILLER, V. ROBIiRT Ready, willing and able. Track 25 German Club 4. MADISON. PEGGY We with Peggy her dream roam' Hue. G. A. A. l, 2, 35 Home Ec. l5 Pep Club 35 B Club 35 Tri-Y 35 Graduated in three years. MAGNUSON, VIOLET I. Minm'sofa'r gift lo B. H. S. Pep Club 4. MALMSTADT, GLADYS DOROTHY Brimfull of 'mixchlieff' MARSLANU, FRANCEAL A :lark-haired beuuly willy loix of HV' Tri-Y 3, 45 Class Vile-Pres. 25 Spanish Club 2, 3. MASON, KENNETH A fine traelz man. Track l, 2, 3, 45 Football 45 Letterman's Club 3, 45 Boxing 3, 4 MATTES, EILEEN Knows much but says little. MATEO, JOHN Shari und snappy. Football l, Z, 35 Beta Hi-Y l, 2, 35 Orchestra l, 25 Band 3, Boxing 25 Gaveleers 35 Bowling 3. ,A MILTON, DOROTHY jf Friendly and gravioux MITCHELL, IilI.IiIiN I., A bit of In-land. MOIQN, GORDON E. Slrit'fly okay. Stage Crew l, 25 German Club 3, 45 Alpha Hi-Y 1, 43 Gavelgc,-5 45 Graduated in 314 years. MOR IiI.I.O, GLORIA ELFANOR liye.i ax soft arm' frivmlly as ber lauurlf' Choir 2, 3, 4. MORIARITY, VVAUNA Thr:-I' 4'bz't'ri lo 4 gruml girl. Basketball l, 25 Volleyball l, 25 Badminton l, 25 Bowling I, 2, 3, 42 lfnhlh lv 25 BH C11-lb 2, 3, 45 Secretary 45 First Aid 25 Tri-Y 3. 45 Pep Club 45 Torch Honor Society 2, 3, 45 G, A, A, I, 2. 3: National Honor Society 4. MORRII I.. RACQHEL fl girl ulm nzulri If mn for rl lmy In lu' ii gr'r1ll1'muu. Tri-Y i, 45 Vice-Pres. 45 G. C. Cabinet 45 jr. Red Cross 45 Pres. 45 Ki, of C. l', 45 Fx. Board 45 Spanish Club 3, 5 Vodvil 45 Senior Play 45 Bowling lg National Honor 45 Catelog 3, 4. vm . ,,. 4 A NEWMAN, MARION Marion is among the hes!-zlrrssed al B. H. S. Choir l, 2, 35 Latin 3, 45 Junior Red Cross 3, 45 Chamber of Commerce 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 45 Gaveleers 45 '48'ers 3, 45 Home Economics Club l, 25 Library 45 G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 45 History Council 35 Opererra 3. NOEL, DORIS JEAN Her mind is made up. o DELL, JACK And everywherc lhaf lark wrnl, his sas was sure lo go. Football lg Alpha Hi-Y 3, 45 Band 3, 45 Swingsters 3, 4. OLBERG, BARBARA Barbara is the reason for the success of many a rommileef' Pep Club 35 Chamber of Commerce 1, 2, 35 Latin Club 2, 35 German Club 35 History Council 35 Inter-Club Council 35 Chorus I5 Minute Girl 1, 2, 35 Advertising Staff 35 Vodvil l, 2, 35 Senior Ball 35 Chamber of Commerce Ex. Board 35 -Graduated in 3 years. OLIVER,' MARVIN EARL Heir in the Coast Guard now. OLSON, CORINNE ELLA Another contrihulion from Minnesota. MOTTRAM, SHIRLEY MAE Il's her devastating smile. MURRAY, BEN A real baseball player, and a regular fellow. Football 3, 45 Basketball 3, 45 Letterman's Club 3, 45 Spanish Club 3. MUSSER, MARGARET Spark hola' her inlen's1s. NEAS, WILLIS E. Fri4'na'ly fo all, Willis is well-liked, NELSON, ESTHER A glow in her cycs fha! sfamls for more than har fine sense of humor. B 2, 3, 45 Bowling l, 2, 3, 45 Volleyball I, 2, 3, 45 Basketf ball l, 2, 3, 45 Baseball l, 2, 3, 45 Badminton l, 2, 3 4' i s Swimming l, 25 G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4. NELSON. SWANHILD Shu keeps smiling. OLSON, MORRIS EUGENE The good-humor man. Vodvill 3, 45 Spanish Club 3, 45 Track 15 History Club 3. OLSON, MAUREEN KATHLEEN Blue eyes lhaf would zlrlight any pod. O'NEIL, KATHLEEN MARY A voice as musical as hrr name. Spanish Club 3, 45 History Council 4, Red Cross 3, 45 Tri-Y 3, 45 Pep Club 45 Choir l, 2, 3, 45 Dramaticx 45 Minute Girl 2. ORECK, GEORGE IRVING Lifc s a serious proposilong girls, loo. ORSETH, SIGNE As z'ffi1'i1'ul as u hrrlllil urn' l11u'1'l, VUllUYb1lll 'li Bowling 45 Swimming 4. PARKER. PIERCE WI' role this boy Thr, Mus! Liki-ly fa SIl1'l'l'l't-In of Ihr Class of '-H. Band l, 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 2. 3. 45 Torch Honor 2, 3, 45 National Honor 3, 45 Cat-Log Sports 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 41 Letterman 3, 45 Pres. 45 See.-ilireas. 35 Student Council 45 Pres. 45 Latin Club 2, 3. 4: Vndvil 35 Gag:-leurs. 45 Boys' Club Sgr. at-Arms 3: Cnbincr 45 Inter-Club Council 4: Science Club 45 Vice-President Student Body 4. . 1. ,gm L .v-ww' F 1 PHELPS, MOULTON Still waters run cleepe.vt, Debate 3g Gavaleers 4: Vice-Pres. 4. PILLSBURY, CHARLENE Pillsbury's best! PITSENBURGER, MA VIS GRACE Ax true blur' as they come. POSEY, JUNE A quiet miml is rifher than a frown. POSEY, KERN B. Tall, Tan and Terrifff' Golden Paw 2, 3, 4, Treas. 4, Drama I, 25 Squeege Board I, 1, Latin Club 4, Torch Honor 2, 3, 45 Drum Major 45 Hi-Y 49 Senior Play 4, Vodvil 3, 43 Chamber of Commerce 3, 4: Senior Ball 4. PREBULA, BETTY MAY We rulnrfn' hrr good mature and willingnesr to 1L'0Yk.u , X ez ff. i-- .. - ....rwM-.U 3' .AL PATTEE, RAYMOND A. You're of to a good xtart, Raymond. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Climbers 2, 3, 4, Squeegee Board 3, 4. PAYNE, DORA P. She taker great pride in helping others. Key of Life 1, 2, 3, 43 Pres. 3: Torch Honor 2, Spanish Club 35 Squecgee Board 3, 45 Gaveleers 4. PAYNE. DORIS L. Quiet determination and a ronsrienre that never permitx her to do work poorly. Key of Life 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec.-Treas. 33 Squeege Board 3, 43 Torcl, Honor 2, 3, 4. PETERS, MARCELLA She is as xweet as they come. PETERSON, JACK His sense of humor will never let him down, German Club l, 2, 3, Spanish Club 3, Debate Club 4. PIERCE, EVA JO To a small gvrl with a mighty u1allop. B Club 3, 45 Drama 3, 43 Sec. 3, Vice-Pres. 4, G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 43 Archery Club 3, 4-3 Sec. 3, 4, Minute Girl l, 2, 3: Vodvil 3, Pep Club 4. PRESNALL, DOROTHY Her pleasing personality uiill take ber a long way. Torch Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Choir 3, 4. PRTNDLE, MARJORIE IRENE One heart, one way. Class Vice-Pres. lg Bowling lg Volleyball lg Torch Honor 2, 35 Vodvil 2, 4, Chamber of Commerce 2, 49 Tri-Y 3, 45 Pep Club 43 Annual Staff l. PRINGLE, ARTHUR ERVIN Arlhur'x friendly nature is known hy everyone. PURDUM, BETTY JEAN She ha.: a good time by giving a good time to olhf-rx. RADTKE, SHILA Pretty to walk with, witty to talk with. RATHBUN. FRED CHARLES Thr Bill Stcarnx of the Wilrlzlats' Lair. ROBINSON, JACK He is the strong silent type. Boys' Glee5 Choir. ROSS, HELEN The kind of girl you like to know. B Club 2, 3, 45 Treas. 35 Archery 35 Pep Club 45 Sec. 4 Spanish Club 2, 45 Cat-Log Staff 4: G. C- Cabinet 41 G- A- A- Sec. 35 Inter-Club Council 4. ROSS, LEONA MAY A laugh a day keeps the gloom away, French Club 1, 2, 3. ROSS, MARY FRANCES She is well liked hy all who knou' har. ROTH, GORDON E. Gordon has u ready wil and a happy-go-lufky nature. RUSSELL, KENNETH Kc'nm'th's red hair and pativnu' an' a fun of his outstanding qualities. Entered from Anoka High School. ' 1 i , . J 6 . . .5 , RAUPACH, KENNETH Hr knows 4 lot but says nothing. History Council 35 Boys' Home Ec. 4. RAYGOR, LEONA FRANCES Brightz'ns many a dull period with har grin. REAT, HELEN Always ready to smilr' out loud. REESli.,jUANlTA A girl well gifted with gulf. Torch Honor 3, 45 Drama 45 Latin Club 3, 45 Pep Club 4: Debate Club 45 Gaveleers 45 Entered from Poulsbo, Washington. RICE, SANDY Wa admire his ability to see the funny side of any situation' Latin Clubg Spanish Club 2, 35 Beta Hi-Y 3, 45 Gaveleers 45 President 4. RICHARD, ELAINE Thr finest things said about any girl ran he said about hor. Girls' Glee Club I5 G. A. A. l, 2, 35 B Club 2, 35 Pres. 35 Pep Clupb 3. Graduated in 316 years. E 14x . 1 1 SAESS. HARRlET l.. A frivnd lo everyone. SATHER, I.. ARLINE lfffirirncy plus. Band 35 Home lic. Club5 Hi-Climbcrettes 4. SATTliLMIiIIiR, MAXINE Sha is the tylu' that makes vwryone happy to know har. WBA' Club 35 Puppctecrs 25 Snnnish Club 7, T5 G, A. A. l, 2. 3 SCHREIBER, CI. DON Always. Golden Paw 2, 1. 45 Vice Pres. iz Hi-Y I, 43 fgnglcgrg -L SCHUH, MARTHA .IANli Sbr s just about as big as a Ifllllllftln Drama Club 3, 45 Swimming Managcm Key to Life 3, 45 Tum bling Tuamq Girls' Chorus. SEARLS, POSTER A sfholur and a trm' fr.'m'ml. Spanish Club l, 45 Archery Club 3, SMITH, CARLENF MAE Full of pep with loads of egirienfyf' Gaveleers 4, B Club- SMITH, .JOSEPH M. Quiet and reserved. SMITH, KATHLEEN Kathleen is thi' joy of lhe t'UlPll!lilf.'4' rlmir'f11z'l1--shi' is 1. ill- ing lo do any bil of work, no mailer hon' II71ll'1l.,I Home Ec. I, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4: 48'C1 i 2, TL HOUO1' Society 3, 4s Sf-Iuecgec I-ward 45 Pep Cmb 45 Archery Club 4' SOLID, MAXINE frshe is Sunoumjmf by g quiet prrsonalily, whirh l'1l'V,Y 7lf' finds pleasing. SOLOMON, VIOLA I.,aVERNI'. LaVt'rnv likes mrryorm, great ,aml small. SORENSON, BOB His unvndmg pafivnz'v, and his never-say-dia spirit has made Bob one of Ihr most popular Sanior boys. Band I, Basketball I, fl, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, Tennis 2. 1 'sf' - SHELLY, LORRAINE Sparkling eyes and a cheerful smile are Lorraine's formula for popularifyf, B Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 3, Treas. 4, Tri-Y 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Treas. 4, Girls' Club Cabinet 4, Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4, Badmin- ton I, 2, First Aid 2, 3. SHERBERG, AGNES M. Her sparkling personality has made nunzerous friends. SHOEMAKER. IRMA The possessor of a charming smile. BH Club 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club Z, 3, G. A. A. I, 2, 3, Pep Club 4. SHORB, BETTY JUNE Her quiel smilr' una' her ralm outlook on lifa is admired by all. Basketball I. 2, 4, Baseball I, Z, 4, Volleyball I, 2, Bowling 2, 3, Badminton I, 25 Tennis I, 2: B Club 2, fl. 4. SIMMONS, JEANNE E. She keeps us happy hy smiling ou! lourlf' Minute Girl 4. SMEBACK, A. DWIGHT His is fhc quirl, rasy-going nzannerfl Band 2, 3, 4, SPIQAS. EDWARD MILTON li1'rryl1o1ly's frirml fhough hr seldom .spwhsfl Choir 4. SPENCE, MARIE AI.I'iAN DL'lIl'HtlublI' and congenial ix Marie. SPOTTS, BIi'I I'l5 QIEAN You oughla he in pi1'1un's. French Club 2, 1, 4, Drama 3, Pep Club 4 STEARNS, DOROTHY M. A ,imilff f,'ll7lf4lXlUIl.Y as a yawn. Honor Society 2, 3, Latin Club 2, History Council 3, 4. STEPHENS, ALBERT We wish him lhe hrs! of SuCl't'XS STENVART, BETTY FAYE Shr looks niff, :Iris nity, is nina French Club, History Council. Y 4 l TAPPE, JEAN Ic'an's music and personality will be greatly missed by her many friends. Torch Honor 2, 35 National Honor 35 Spanish Club 2, 35 V.- Pres. 35 B Club 35 G. A. A. l, 2, 35 Tri-Y 35 Operetta 2, 35 Hi-Climberettes 35 Glee Club l, 25 Minute Girl Z5 Choir 2, 35 '48'ers 35 Vodvil 2, 35 Graduated in 3 years. TATHAM, TOM Band l5 Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Pres. 45 Torch Honor 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 2, '3,, 45 Tennis 3, 45 Gaveleers 45 Sgt. Arm 45 Inter-Club Council 43 ViC9-Pres. 45 National Honor Society 45 Vice-Pres. 45 Boys' Club Cabinet 45 Cat-Log Staff 45 Science Club 45 Vodvil 3, 4. If V011 d0n'I knou' him, -you hulr'n'l li1'f'1l, TEEI., GENE He know: the secret of enjoying life. Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 45 Vice-Pres. 3, 45 Football 3, 45 Track THOMPSON, NORMA True to ber words and everyone ix ber friend. Girls' Chorus 25 Girls' Ensemble 25 Torch Honor 2, 3, 45 Na- tional Honor Society 3, 5 Spanish Club 3, 45 B Club 3, 45 Vice- Pres. 35 Debate Club 3, 45 Girls' Bowling Manager 3, 4: Tennis Manager 35 Girls' Club Vice-Pres. 45 G. A. 2, 3, 4: Pres- 41 Pep Club 45 Tri-Y 45 Inter-Club Council 4. TIBBS, MILDRED Still water runs deep. STEWART, BRUCE W. He loves u smile. Alpha Hi-Y 3, 45 Golden Paw 3, 45 Gaveleers. STIVERS, GLORIA JEAN Beuu1y is as beauiy dons. Band l, 25 Orchestra l5 Home Ec. l. SUTTERLEIN, STANLEY A. , The life of the party. SULLIVAN, JOHN L. The embodimenl of wit. Spanish Club. SUTTON, M. ELEANOR Unfading is ber garden of kindness. Spanish Club 3. SWANSON, ELAINE E. Presb as a daisy. Latin Club 45 Pep Club 4. SWANSON, DUANE C. Hc r carefree. Track 25 German Club 3, 4. l TILLETT, GEORGE EKU can 1e', vuiy go. Basketball 1- 2, 3: Golden Paw 2: Air Raid Warden 2. TIMM, WILLIAM B. Off to a good Hari. TOMPSETT, WINIFRED CAROL Amial7le, musical and romplelely likeable. Band l, 2, 3, 45 Sec. 45 Tri-Y 3, 45 Spanish Club 3, 45 Pep Club 45 Torch Honor l, 2, 3, 45 National Honor 45 Oreli. l, 1, 3 TONER, DAN Dan is lulrniml in lfmlei, xpurfi ami l1vrwrml1f1'. Football 3, 45 Lcttcrman's Club 3, 45 G1:lJen l'.1w, L, 3, 45 Secretary 35 Hi-Y 3, 45 Dramax 3. TORSETH, ROBERT A. He has a nose for news and u guml slurt foward .vlzuwi Latin Club 15 Basketball Mgr. 1, 25 Hi,Y 3, 45 Sgt. Arms 4 Basketball 2, 3. 45 Letterm:m's Club 3, 45 Lair Staff 4. TRIGGS, CHARI.liS Chuck m'l1'r lrls .irbrml 1r1h'rfr'n' ufillv liii l'rlln'ulim1. Basketball ly 2, 3, 45 Baseball l, 2, 3, 45 l.cuermcn's Club i. 4 Spanish Club l . '5 -+L. up i 2, iw' VAN SICKLE, DONNA SYLVIA This lalented new-comer has added much lo B. H. S. Drama Club 1, 2, 35 Drum Majorette l, 2, 3, 45 Home Ec. I5 Band l, 2, 3. 45 Pep Club 45 Latin Club 45 Hi-Scribes 45 Lair Ed. Staff 45 Nurses' Assistant 4. VANT, LEONA PATRICIA VerJaflle in many ways. Operetta 35 Swimming 45 Volley-ball 4. VERMILYEA, VIOLET She will be a xufrrsi in any yield xhe 1'hoose.v. VICKERS, PHYLLIS L. She will win her way. WAGNER, BILL A xmile Spanish Club, WALKER. JOHN A liftlc Bet: Hi-Y 3, J. is worth while. Football, Boxing. A. man with a plrasanl ilialoguef' 45 Vice-Pres. 45 Latin Club 2, 3. - u fi i VRIGGS MARY -IOYCE Tha pruml puixeiior of a rarefrw air. Girls' A. A. l, Z, 3, 45 Pep Club 45 Gnvclvvri 4: Drama 45 Home lic. I5 Lair Staff 3. TUAL HAONGE Br!ler than lhe hed. TUGBY, NIGEL A. Fr0wm are :mf made for meh as xherf' Radio Club 2' 33 Ph0f08f3PhY Club 1, 2, 31 Puppeteers 35 Ger- man Club 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Hi-Climbers 3, 45 lnref-Club Council 3. TUTTLE, DON O. A really likrulzli' f1'll0u'. -TUTTLE. G, WARD Tuiilr a la Iymphanyf' Band l, 2, 3, 45 Operators Club 2, 3, 45 SwingSIC1'S 3, 43 LCUCF- man's Club 2, 3, 4. WALKER, LUCILLE Bubbles. Gavelecrs 45 Drama Club. WALKER, MERLIN EUGENE Give him a bowling ball. Beta I-Ii-Y 3, 45 Spanish Club 2, 35 Hi-Climbers 3. 4. WARCUP, BILL A high awrugr and a high series WATTS, DON An all-aroumi gooii sporlf' WEIKUM, BETTY EUNICE As merry as lhe day ix long. WELLINGS, SEFTON ROBERT A 101th-bearer who lights lhe road for olhers In follow. French C1 Honor Society 3, 45 Gaveleers 4. ki i i i anon: Ub 1, 2: Latin Club 35 Torch Honor 7 1 4. N - I Wll.EY, FRANCES She alwuyx wcarx u smile. WILLEY, KQIAR His n'xrrH'd nalun' nrrrx only lo make him mon likeable. Band l, 2, 3, 4, Manager 4, Orch. 2, K, 4: Bi-Ln Hi-Y lg Swinge sters 4, Latin Club 2, 35 Sgt. Arms 3, Torch Honor 2, 3, 4 National Honor Society 3, 4. WlLl.lAMS, MARGARET Hr're's a wish for Ihr' ful11rr'. WILSON, CLYDE O. Never a dull monwnl when Clyde's arouml.-'.' Football l, 2, 3, Chorus l, 2, 35 Lcttermen's Club 2, 35 Track 2, 3. WILSON, DENNIS D. When he xmilvs Ihr' birds A1017 ringing. Spanish Club 43 Gaveleers 4, Band -lg linifzred from Pueblo, Colorado. WING, H. DANIEL. His wif goes all the may around and hulfonx in the bark. Drama 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 2, 33 Vodvil 2, 3, 4. VVELLS, DUANI' HN flu' funr llml nmleri mum VVESTFALL, MARIE l.UClNA Will7 a rung in her hvarlf' XVIQYAND, DON HMHXI4' ix in hit lrlnmlf' Orchestra l, 2. W'lfYlfli, PAUL May lurk lu' lrillv VIII., WHlTlf, DONNA JEANE She ilorfh all Ihingx well. 4X'ers l. 2, 3: Pres. 2, jr. Red Cross l, 25 G. C. Auxiliary Vice Pres. 25 Minute Girl l, 35 History Council 3, Drama 2, 33 Gav- eleers 3, Ad Staff 2, 3g Tri-Y 3, Vodvil 23 Chamber of Com- merce 2, 3: Lair Ed. Staff l, 2. WILGUS, VIRGINIA Shr lmldi nu gruilgvi and nuwr will. Minute Girl l, 2, Pep Club 45 Chorus lg Inter-Club Council lg Home EC, lg History Club 2, Drama 2. Graduated in 216 years. 1.-.. VVINGER, DORIS M. 'Shr spreads laughter and fun as if if were ranlagiousf WYCOFF, VENA My sixler and I. Entered from Kansas WYCOFF, VERA Can't you lell. Entered from Kansas. ZEEK. RALPH LOWELL Enough said. Spanish Club 3, 45 Drama 2, 3, 4, History Council 43 Choir 2, 35 Vodvil 35 Chamber of Commerce 35 Senior Play 3, ZESINGER, FLEANOR ANNE er If: her winning way. Tri-Y 3, 4, Pep Club 43 Torch Honor Society 2, 3, 4g National Honor Society 4, Cat-Log Staff 4, Girls' Club Cabinet 45 Gav- eleers 4, Treas. 4, Chamber of Commerce 2, 3, 4g Sec. 4, Vodvil 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4. CAMERA SHY ADAMS, GORDON NEIL ATRINS, CURTIS AUBUCHON, DAVID PATRICK BARBER, JEANNE M. BEALL, JAY BEATTY, ISABEL BENNETT, BEVERLY BONITA BENNETT, PHILIP BLACK, JUDSON FRANCIS BLACKMER, CHARLES R. BOLLERSLEV, THOMAS GEORGE BOLSTAD, DOROTHY MAE BROTT, DONALD J. BUNTING, ANNA MARIE BURTON, PAT M. CAUGHEY, EDYTHE LORIE COLLEY, DOROTHY JEAN CONGER, GORDON DEAN CONN, WILLIAM LEE COWAN, CHARLES L. CRANDALL, NATALENE LEILA DeROUSSE, GENEVA VIOLET DOBBINS, RICHARD P. DOTY, VIOLET MAE EGELAND, RAYE C. ELLIS, ANTHONY HARPER, Jr. EVANS, BETTY JANE FRALICR, MARJORIE E. FRIEND, INGA ROvIG FUNK, BETTY LOU FUNK, MARIE ANNE GREEN, JOHN E. HAMMOND, BETTY JANE HAYES, VERNON GEORGE HEAVEY, BERNARD J. HERNANDEZ, ADELMIN JOHNSON, ARVID RIDDER, BETTY JEAN LANGRELL, JOHN MILTON LLOYD, CHARLES R. LUNDQUIST, EDWARD BENJAMIN MCCORMACK, CHARLES GOODSELI., MCRIERNAN, VIOLET DORTHA MANDE, NOLA JANE MASTON, GALE E. MASTON, WAYNE EARL MAWSON, ROBERT R. MUCKINSTRUM, RICHARD NEGALSPACH, GERARD LEE NOBLE, DARLINE ORMISTON, BEN R. OSSERMAN, HOWARD H. PARTHEMER, RUSSELL EARL RAPP, FRANCES RICHARDSON, VERNA L. RIPLEY, LOUISE ROGERSON, ALAN s. ROSS, CLEO ROTHMAN, MILTON RUPP, AGNES I. SAETY, STANLEY G. SASSE, WAYNE L. SCHAEEFER, JAMES H. SCHNEIDER, LOYD D. SCOTT, JEANNE D. SHAPIRO, LOUIS LEO SIEGEL, CHARLES R. SMITH, YVONNE SUTHERLAND, LETA MAY THOMPSON, MILTON DALE TOOLEY, LOIS JEAN VAN EPPS, ROBERT T. VANT, LEONA PATRICIA VERMILION, MILTON RAY WALKER, JOHN ALVIN WARNER, ARNOLD RAY WHEATON, JACQUELYN E. WRIGHT, WILLARD E. YODER, DONALD R. YUST, MARILYN MID -YEAR GRADU TE S Sv , WCW feaagw r Q X ,To N' H .WL 6' fidwg p . I L4-' z' S 455750 .4 si QA! KD ,N 1' f 4 Jm KK! ,N , X 1 L X 1 Mn- j f xx '-'L-'E X f I of if o 'j I f K N. wm v N EL? ,CQ 9 y X X L P441-y.N4 CL sscs UNIUR CLASS President PHIL KECK Vice-President ROY VELDEE Secretary BETTY MINER Treasurer JEANNE RADABAUGH Student Council Rep. RUSTY KING Adviser MISS FRASER The Junior Class started off this year with the first after-game dance of the year at Lincoln School. Later, another was held after a basketball game. This was to build up the treas ury in preparation for the Junior Prom. The Junior Class put on an assembly which really went over with a bang. On April 6 the annual Cotton Ball was held at Lincoln school. And then, all of our efforts were turned toward giving a very successful Junior Prom, May 19. PT-HL KFCK, j unior Class President .4 ROW' ROW 2: Barrett: Apclandg Andrcwsg Anderson, H.: Bcycrg Backus: Aldermang Beckg Arneson. ROW' li Rilcyg Andcrsong Bogardq liuothg Bocltcnougcng lirannanq Brown, R.q Arthurg Aplnnd. ROW 4: Bartlett: Blanchcttcg Beck, R.g Ballg Bull: Bruwn, I,.g Brntmng Aldrich. ROW ROW ROW ROW' Cummingsg Chzindlerg Cochrang Couricrg Culhancg Cascg Carrithersg Campbell Cherry. Camcrong Conng Draper: Bushawg Cunninghamg Donaldsong Carlsong Carterg Bunting. Burkeg Davidsong Cappg Bowmang Campbcllg Casadg Bryant. Childs: Cronkhiteg Chase: Bunkurg Bunker, R.g Collins, l: Adamsg Braung Andursun, l,g Baumgnrrclg Brown, M.g Brown, Ag Allecg Burg: Blessingg Bluhm ROW l: lffnorg Faing Diclitcnmillcrg liderg Hosford: Fritzg Evans: Forceg Fredrickson. ROW' 2: Daiglcg lipplcg Folcyg Drakcg Forrestg Ginthncrg Collinsq Dayg Dewey. RQUW' ROW' -l-J Flicdcrg Driscollg Farrar: lillis D.g lfdwards. l: lfcrgusong Fricdmzing lfllisg Custcrg Fryg Fricksong Gleng Davidson. 37 ROW ROW ROW ROW l' Hardy: ihmmcrslcng Ciocllg iiunsulusg Qircgcrscng l'ryctlg Harrisg Finley. 2. Hewitt, lJ,g Hcwiu, C.g Hmnscng Grnnvnwg Hang Haugen: Hnlvcrwng Uardang Goodwin. 3. i'i.lI'dlT1.lI1I Hancyg lhnbcrgg Haugun, Ag llcncnckg Ilugvcy. 4. cilbhtbhl Hunrickm Hupkinsg Harringtong Hnckcr. ROW I: jones, il.: ,Ion-qs, R.g Hill ,AI,g Fickg Clay. Hoody Huntcrg Hoffman, ROW 2: johnson, C.: junking johnson, If.: Kcntg ,Icnscng jolxmon, 5.1 Kidrif ROW 1: Hmm-llcrg Kcrrg Keck: Hoffman, 13.5 Koenig. ROW 4: Hirstg Huillrtg Kingg Higbccg Hull. il 1 n . 'i n shui iigw . ROW ROW ROW ROW 38 Lung l..u'sung McKayg I..1uricg Knqppg Kuyiolg I.cl cvr'c: Lawrance. limingg l.nchu.1d: Klccnicicrg Huughamg Mnlnng Kulmxg Kczuickg Liclxlcr, Iindmhlg Mnrgang Luchzcr, I...g Maddcng Rrunmg l.ymang Lcachg Kingmang Lind. McGregor I.ami'1Crtg Lashcrg Lambert, M.: Mntcug llnllg McK.1y, il. k. bfi, f f 1' r ROW l: Nelson, Merrill, Miller, Miehels, Murphy, Miner, Marquardt. ROW Z: Nagle, Nielson, McNutt, Nelson, J., Nothwang, O'Keefe, Martin, McIntyre. ROV' 3: Morris, Murner, Myers, McMahon, Milden, Noveilli, Niedcmut. ROW 4: Motzkus, MeSinnik, Moore, Miller, B., Neil, Olsen, Nibecker. O ' f - ...f fi 1 44, I K J - I 'V , Jiri, .IF-.,..J H, , ,,4 ,-. ROW' ROW ROW Row' l: Peterson, T., Perce, Schueler, Patterson, Pappas, Rahm, Radabough, Potter. 2: Petersen, M., Reinhard, Olsen, J., Nelson, Potter, J., Popejoy, Richard, Reid. 3: Pratt, Olson, W., Pittengcr, Pritchard, Pettengill, Peterson, A. 4: Reite, Reilly, Query, Palm, Olsen, Ii., Peck, Pitzen, ROW ROW ROW ROW Seraile, Searls, Schindler, Sheely, Short, Carmclle, Shapiro, Sands, Robertson, Sills. Rothrock, Rockney, Schultheis, Sayer, Ryan, Schroeder, Sloan, Strachan, Rohwein, Simmons, Schuettke Sidam, Shoemaker, Sandberg, Ryclberg, Rinearson, Schumacher, Paul, Simonsong Robinson, Rodgers. 39 Smalley, Russell, Rogers, Rosecrants, Rupp, Root, Ryen, Schueler, Skei. ...em ,H Y J ROW Traskg Sockwcllg Tollaksong 'liuwnscndg Tcngcg Strnngg Spuuncrg Suderbcrg: Terry. ROW Schonerg Stcarnsg Stillg Tappe-3 Sparbcrg Smith, 17,5 Whikcr, M4 Smith, 13.5 Stuhlcrg Vining. ROW Waddcllg Turnerg Wallachg Smith, VV.: Srmndg Stnichang Thornbrucg Swansong Whgner. ROW' Waagng Whdcg Vclducc Tnthanig Turner, 6.3 Sowcilg Syivanus. ROW' 1: Wkalgreng Williig NViikinsu.ig w'Jl1gQ wjhiltg W'I1iLford. ROW 2: white 1.5 Wcgn 5 Wescomg Xvustoverg Waltersg Zinter. ROW' 3 Wfullnmg Wiiiivcr Yancyg Wfillcutvg W'iliuttg WVDHYQ Westg Zintc, F ' 1. - 'J Ki I ' i 5. i, hX L , 'J D ' 'i Ni if i A i J X ' f i x f ' .J 'J , K W X K3 ' i X W f M .7 .X b J 3 f - J W I , Y Y rj J 1 V r Vi xx v' ixxyx ' , X xx 1' i V i ' i -. Y , X I , iv i x ' 3 V f I . J F X J i 'S' 'lf Q S Y, f 1 ,J i , A- 'i W ' if W Y iq i f , .1 R t 1 . . I fi .1 J W i i X if 1 , K - 1 ' X 1 g rf v f I 1 40 i sf ' U W' N SOPHGMORE CLASS President JIM MOHONDRO Vive-Presidenl JIM PRESTON Secretary DELORES FRY Treasurer DOLORES QUINNELL Student Council Rep. CONNIE CORRELL Adviser MISS JENKINS When the doors were first opened last semester for the beginning of the school year, the Sophomore walked in proudly because they were the upperclassmen of the afternoon shift. Tamed down to an even stride thev concentrated on class projects and dances for the year. The assembly was given in March and was the highlight of the Sopho- more year. We, the Sophomore Class, are looking forward to our Junior year and the fun that goes with it. JIM MCHONDRO, Sophomore Class President. ROW ROW ROW ROW Anderson, Aardel, Boehmer, Bishop, Albrecht, Barber, Banach. Ayers, Anderson, J., Anderson, E., Battaglia, Andrews, Bechtold, Adams, M., Baker 3 Babcock, Antrim, Archambeau, Bigham, Bird, Allen, Beacraft. i Baldridge, Baselt, Alson, Bayer, Anderson, B., Abbey, Barkhulf, Bentley, Averill. ROW ROW ROW ROW Blubaugh, Bawen, Byine, Carlson, Boyd, Benskin, Blotz, Christensen, B., Buher, Byrne, Briclt. Battaglia, Boyd, P., Beurd, Chysman, Cartwright, Chole, Brown, C., Brown, T., Burch. Christenson, D., Chellew, Blake, Burchfield, Chandler, Chichester, Brown, G., Brown, M., Brunsdon Carlson, Clegg, Cooper, Davis, Davis, D., Bokovoy, Bowcutt, Bogyles. ROW l: Dorsey, Ewald, Dunham, Dasho, Coleman, Coroy, Cooper, Cundilf, Davis, Collins. ROW 2: Horn, Filer, Heins, Hetland, Enze, Dailey, Callaghan, Driver, Davis, Colton, Cothary. ROW 3: Doherty, Holgerson, Gangnath, Finke, Eide, Fredericks, Filion, Cantris, Connor, Collins. ROW 4: Hanberg, Fossand, Erickson, Eastman, Eltlund, Foy, Fulton, Demain, Hanson, Harris. ROW 1: Heinz: Fry: Correll: jessup: johnson, N.: johnstone: Eldridge: Honey: Grimes: Harper: Hallowell, ROW 2: Guthrie: Gibbard: Hanson, B.: Guilcs: Hixson: Fischer: Foy: Hogan: Holland: Hicks: Hughes. ROW 3: lcenogle: jacobs: Goering: Felix: Ehr: Elliott: Elliott, D.: Hanson: johnstone, B.: Heyer: johnson, G. ROW 4: Hubbell: Eide: Heavey, L.: Grammcr: Hanberg: johnson, H.: Garman: Huleton: Heggen: Holgerson. ROW ROW ROW ROW Hunt: Kelly, L: Kanekeberg: johnston: Hawkins: Keating: Hadley: Hcrren: jefferson: Koster. jones, V.: Keltnen: Keck: Klinefelter: King: jones, M.: Kippo. Goodman: johnstone: Keeler: Hausdorf: Kendall: Kesti: Klop. johnson, H.: jefferson: Graham: jagger: Hunter: juelson: Hagen. ROW ROW ROW ROW 2: Mears: Knowles: Moore, P.: Millis: Maston: 3: Keily: Knerr: Madisette: Lundegard: Laak, 1: Lewis: Meyer: Mitchell: Moore: Lampson: Lochray: Marshall: Morrison, T.: Morrison, B.: Meyers: McKay: Massey: Larson, N.: McDonald: Mason. McCoy: Lisak: johnson: McKaughan: Loss: Metzler: Lindblad: Later: Mecham. E.: Lucas: McConnell: Koenig: Labcr: Loeffelman: McKelvy, 4: Langrell: Montague: McKenzie: Meicho: johnstone: Mohondro: McGilvary: Larson, R.: Mcliachern Loughran McMillan: McIntosh: McCaslin: McDougall. ROW l: Madisett: Peterson, j.: Myers: Narey: Peterson, M.: Myers, I.: Paulson: Myers. T.: Musser. ROW 2: Parsono: Peterson: Moran: Roth: Mowan: Pederson: Parnell: Nygaard: Murray: Pierce. ROW 3: Nelson: Mosbarger: Peak: Nelson, R.: Schwartz: Nothway: Peterson, C.: Sears: Priemi. ROW 4: Olson, D.: Otterbein: Preston: Perry: Ohnstad: Olson, D.: Paulson: Peder. ROW 1: Tolerton: Sund: Swanson: Spotts: Stirrett: Stout: Smith, S.: johnson: Sanges. ROW 2: Strattman: Sullivan: Tattent: Smith, E.: Walker: Thornburgh: Vance: Stilwill: Sears ROW 3: Taylor: Spenser: Spreent: Thomas: Sielerm: Whitter: Tull: Mathison: Stratton. ROW 4: Van Liew: Wadley: Van Auken: Thulean: Smith, W.: Soriano: Ohnstad: Shumaker. ROW ROW ROW ROW 44 Rogers: Kuhl: Yates: Wiesel: Wilbur: Wold: Winkel: Walker: Wright. Warnock: Wood: Wollf: Wood, N.: Westgren: Williams: Williams, E. Wagner: Young: Wiseman: Vernon: Widener: Zanonie: Young, G.: Voss. Weber: Walton: Wycoff: Wycoff, Bill: Wadley: Welsh: Wright, D. ROW 1: Epperson, Fellows, Davies, Daily, Diemert, Ferden, Fantz, Evans, Fager, Evans, M., Daniels. ROW 2: Hardie, Fairly, Heavy, Dial, Curran, Erickson, J, Dotson, Donaldson, Eddy, Deaver, Crimps, Evans, B, Davis. ROW 3: Finger, Bob, Hansen, B., Emmons, Farnham, Farderer, David, Disney, Feeley, Ferguson, C., Green. ZROW 4: Finger, Bill, Hall, Flores, Fowler, Fagen, Hancock, Grimes, Heinrich, Fritsvold, Hellie, Ferguson, Fitzwater. ROW l: Hook, Goodman, Guthrie, Gardner, Hanson, Hatfield, Houston, Kerr, Holeton, johns, Higgins, Hill. ROW 2: jorgenson, Foy, Hendrickson, Iverson, Cossett, Higgins, J., Guillory, Henderson, Gilchrist, Hanberg, D. , Hanberg, L., Herrick. ROW 3: Freeman, Floyd, Glenn, Haechrel, Gunsolus, Goldsworthy, Fors, Greene, Garrison, johnson, Grubb, Gress ROW 4: Garinger, Haydock, Hobson, Harris, Fletcher, Forhan, Herrell, Frink, Fuller, Hagen. ROW ROW ROW ROW Knight, Lancaster, Hutson, johnson, R, johnson, O., johnson, R. M., Holmes, Larkin, johnson, M. I-lm0fCC5 KiCCkl'lilCf6l'2 Kendall! KiPP0S Kuhn, Keehn, Jacobs, Lamb, Ledder, Marry. Levin, Kent, Kraft, Koziol, King, Hanson, Idler, Heskel, Hormell. KVI!-'SCS King, D-9 Jones, A., Jole, Karrigan, Kemmer, Lehmen, juve, Munn, Lamberton, La Page. 45, f' FRESHMAN CLASS President GORDON VPERSON IUS Vice- Presidrn I BILL ALEX -XNDER Secretary BOB MCCASLIN Treasurer BOB HEIN RICH Sergeant-at-Arms BOB PLAISANCE Student Council Rep. NANCY WALL Adviser MR. COLVIN The Class of '48 is one of the largest in the history of Bremerton High School. We, the members of this class, are trying to make it one of the most successful ever to go through four years at B. H. S. We, in the past year, sponsored an all-school dance at Lincoln School after a basketf ball game in February. The Freshman parties at the Women's U. S. O. were perhaps the most successful of all the parties held. Dues of ten cents per person were col- ected to bolster our treasury. We arrived at the high school bewildered but we soon learned to enjoy life at B. H. S. Iam sure every Freshman is looking forward to his or her future years at Bremerton High School. GORDON PERSONIUS. Freshman Class-Prc'si:1'el1l. ROW 1: Anderson, S. Avery, Austin, Atkinson, Baer, Anderson, A., Beaton, Barker, Allen, Bibbey. ROW 2: Bales, Arthur, Allmendinger, Rolisle, Ballard, Bates, Bennett, Ashford, Barnet, Benning. ROW 3: Anderson, L., Anderson, G., Begelow, Anfinson, Beasley, Adams, H., Barsharr, Beyer, Bailey, Zieler, Bernhard: ROW 4: Allen, Ager, Bennett, Berglund, Barn.-tt, Backlund, Alexander, Bailey, Amer. ROW ROW ROW ROW Brink, Bright, Bark, Bulman, Bunting, Bridgeford, Buffington. Bradficld, Busson, Bloomgren, Brim, Bogard, Bjorneby, Blakey, Bunker. BIOWII, L-I Bull: Brlman, Burton, Burchett, Branam, Bradbury. Brashear, Backus, Boyle, Beane: Brown, G,, Bcudy, Bockenvogen. ROW ROW ROW ROW Christensen, Coon, Connelly, Carlson, Butterwick, Clark, P., Clark, D., Coulter, Collins Chandler, Collins, L., Colley, Casad, Clark, L., Clow, Clark, D., Campbell. Christiansen, M., Canfield, Butterfield, Caldwell, Crawford, Conn, Carkeek. Collyer, Calfee, Carlson, Christensen, Canaday, Chase, Cowan. M FRESH ROW I: ROW 2: ROW 3: ROW 4: Barrieau: Crawford: Henneman: Huening: Flaherty: Austin: Duper: Ashman: Fry: Gustafson: Kruefer: Brock: Griffith. Ford: Edmonds: Donovan: Heineman: Birketr: Cammack: AHJUSOH, C-1 Berg: Fill P2!riCk: BUY: Higbefz ,llckson Eley: Cox: Langridge: Hill: Blackwood: Avery: Corpiez: Lundcgard: Eldridge Cooke. Gaskell: Keller: Blatt: johnson: Bradley: Berry: Day: Fagcr: Hilsrrum: Chesbro. ROW ROW ROW ROW l: Thompson: Murner: Riechon: Parthemer: Nelson, J.: Paddock: Rankin: Wright: Bullman: Young: Schuler. 2: Shorkey: Sorensen: Miller: Whorrell: Schaelcrg Olsen: Overton: Otto: McCabe. 3: Zerrmault: Wiseman: Milton: Paulson: Swanson: Vordahl: Lyman: Sines: Pierce: Shepard. 4: Ruff: Vance: Slagle: Olsen, B.: Roberts: Sumner: Thorson: Smith, M.: Mecklenburg. ROW I: Munger, Maggard, McKay, M., McNutt, Mclninch, McCarty, McCormick, Majors, McFadden, Horrison, Marin, Merrill, Ness. ROW 2: McCarn, Meinroe, O'Boyle, Newcomb, Millard, Nielsen, Lytle, Myers, Merger, Meade, Long, Melichar, Napoleon ROW 3: Myers, D., Naset, Novak, McMahon, Miller, Loomer, McArthur, McDonald, McKeloy, McCorkle, Lusk. ROW 4: Loeffler, McKelvy, Olson, H., Olsen, B., Buckner, Long, McNeill, Logue, Laughlin, Matter, Milner, McCue, Nelson. ROW ROW ROW ROW Reanier, Painwe, Mox, Morrisette, Morris, McPhee, King, Lewis, Peck, Nossir, Piderit, Moritz. Moore, Pearson, Peck, I., McClellan, Pelluer, Phelps, Moen, Olson, J., Poole, Pratt, Pratt, CJ Richlfds- Ormiston, O'Neil, Payne, Parsons, Peterson, Penn, Plaisance, Osborne, Orndorf, Myers. Perrieault, Palm, Peterson, P., Personius, Ogg, Poat, Olsson, M., O'Shammons, Power: Paffersonc MilliS: M0595- ROW li Schfickefs Read: RiChlrdS0n: Pells, Ottoson, Pritchard, Purdum, Richardson, G-9 Rlvsars Oreck- ROW 2: Predovich, Rusher, Ricard, Poll, Rogers, Rustin, Quinlan, Rahm, Sucker, Peterson, Richardson, Rogers, R. ROW 3: Rathbun, Reiss, Peeknagle, Spadoni, Rothenberg, Tullington, Reinkc, Preston, Parr, Robinson, Head. 49 ROW l: Sorenson: Sixberry: Stewart: Stumpf: Smith, L.: Strand: Stoddard: Thornburg: Schaeffer: Skidmore: Shand, ROW Z: Shellshear: Sandvick: Schundele: Smith, P.: Satran: Schumacker: Scott: Sammons: Sand: Schattschneider: Sanders: Salsberg. ROW 3: Sherfick: Swan: Smith, F.: Smith, B.: Smith, S: Sayer: Shaffer, P.: Scott, R.: Stark: Sowa: Smith, D.: Sheldon ROW 2: Stevens: Starbeclt: Schoenberg: Smith. G.: Schatz: Smith, S.: Schuettke: S iith, W.: Shattuck: Smith, ROW ROW ROW ROW ziikei YO!-IHS, I--3 Williams: Wells: Wilson, M.: Storey: Van Fossen: Stringer: Stuart? Spooner: Simms: Ungefngi Swedbaclt: Tuai: Turner: Valsviki Thais. Zanonie: Vining: Wheeler: Waldron: Weisen: Wakefield: Wenzl: Webb: Weyand: Young, j.: Wallis: Washington: Will? Wilson, B.: Stevenson: Theiss. Walters: Wise: Tillberg: Williams: Vice: Welsh: Zimmerman: Tiffany: Vacey: Stuhler: Tibbat: Strait: Ulbright: ' Svare: Tappe. Williams: WilS0h: Wynn: Waters: Wilson, D.: Wierman: Williamson: Von Orf: Waters, G.: Winder: Thomas: Wfikals Stuart: Wright: Wright, D. ,Z in A ymxixfi !,fK fjXfWQ ifx M fx sfywxx A XX 7 XY 7 4 ' S NX, ! j , ' X gf ,' 4. -,l , 1 Jw 'Mv 1, -' ..k,, Y , ' A K --v,,si- mx ,. L.,--g.K,.:,L I 'A , . V 'Nw . ,Q nf STUDE T BODY OFFICERS President GEORGE MEYER Vice-President PIERCE PARKER Executive Board at Work Secretary JOAN EVANSON Treasurer JANET DUPUIS The Executive Board has done a wonderful job this year in maintairing order in assemblies and in the halls. They have 8150 bf0U8hl interesting, entertaining, and educational assemblies before GHS, Club President the stu dent body every week with v'ery few exceptions. 1 Trips to other high schools and return trips by these schools DUROTHY GOULDING have also been made F0 Pf0m0fe afeeling of good-will and friendlin instead of the rivalry so frequently felt between schools. B07-V' Club Prexidrnl JACK DUNN sz Pierce Parker, judge STUDE COUNCIL Manford McNeil, Pros. Atty. Joan Evanson, Clerk Bob Wm, sgf. Arins To better citizenship of B. H. S. students has been the goal of the Student Council this year It has tried to give trials and penalties to all violators of the Student Council rules SENIORS Pierce Parker George Meyer Joan Evanson janet DuPuis Dorothy Goulding jack Dunn Stan johnson Georgie Eckroat Joyce Ferguson Manford McNeil JUNIORS' Phil Keck Sylvia Whitford Pat Kuhns Bob West SOPHOMORES Jim Mohondro Connie Correll FRESHMEN Gordon Personious Nancy Wall Advisers, Mr. Sorenson, Mr. Scheyer A GIRLS' CLUB . 'ff A l Pf8Sid?71f Vice-President DOROTHY GOULDING NORMA THOMPSON Secretary Treasurer BETTE MCKAY JOYCE FERGUSON As I write this, I am thinking as all the Girls Club Cabinet and Miss Fales arc, of the many merri- ories whcih cannot be recorded but will always be treasured. Each girl on the Cabinet deserves more thanks than can be given here. The activities carried on this year were many and successfulg a few of them were, the Carnival, Teachers' Tea, Assemblies, Mixers, Vocational Conference, Red Cross, B Books, and we cannot forget our trips to various schools in Seattle and to Tacoma to promote friendship between our schools. The typing and records were always done to perfection, the bulletin board gay and alive with the latest news, the scrapbook kept 'up-to-date by Juanita, and the Auxiliary prospered under the supervision of Georgie. The success of the Girls' Club this year is due entirely to the way you, the Girls of Bremerton High School have responded to our call for assistance in undertiking these tasks. Thank you for making the Girls' Club Presidency such a pleasurable experience, and thank you, Miss Fales, for being such a wonder- ful Adviser. Good luck to all you girls next year, and to the new officers who will be taking, over our positions. president DOROTHY GOULDING CABINET 1 BUYS' CLUB President JACK DUNN I Vice-President JIM DAY Sglvfelum, Sergeant-at-Arms CUB WALL DON ELLIS BOYS CLUB CABINET TORCH HONOR SOCIETY President PHIL CAPP Vice-President JIM DAY Secretary RACHEL MORRILL Treasurer KAY EDER Adviser MISS WOODWARD The Torch Honor Society is a group of students with high scholastic standings. They gave a very successful Valentines Party and sponsored a booth at the Girls' Club Carnival. SENIORS: Geraldine Anderson, Arline Botz, Marjorie Brooks, Philip Capp, Barbara Cooper, Carolyn Clement, Betty Davis, Jim Day, Janet DuPuis, Edward Edmonds, Joyce Ferguson, Dolores Gutoski, Harvey Harlow, Robert Hatch, Conrad Heinrich, Leland Hodges, Cobern Kunkel, Richard Lampson, Jack Larson, Mary Margaret Lawless, Doris Lebeck, Bill Linder, Dick Lyon, Don Fry, Lloyd,Finden, Alan Froelick, Beverly Gibson, Robert McKay, Wauna Moriarty, Rachel Morrill, Pierce Parker, Doris Payne, Dora Payne, Norma Peterson, Dorothy Presnall, Leona Pygott, Violet Magnuson, Jean Kieney, Kathleen Smith, Marie Alean Spence, Irene Suder, Tom Tatham, Norma Thompson, Carol Thompsett, Mary Tull, Sefton Wellings, Kaye Willey, Leona Vant, Milton Vermillion and Eleanor Zesinger. JUNIORS: Naomi Alderman, Doris Allen, lrene Anderson, Bob Arthur, Helen Apeland, Raymond Bratton, Raymond Barrett, Lois Biseborn, Jack Bristol, Marilyn Brownfield, Mary Alice Brown, Shirley Bushaw, Shirley Caldwell, Mary Ann Campbell, Lucille Capp, Eric Carr, Doris Chandler, Rosaly Clegg, Clare Cochran, Juanita Cummings, Velma Daigle, Katherine Eder, Jack Edwards, Alice Eide, Gerald Fleider, Dan Goodwin, Georgia Mae Gunsolus, Eugene Harrington, Beth Hawkins, Floyd Higbee, Dorothy Hill, Lois Hood, Jimmie Hull, Kenneth Johns, Sidonie Krumm, Patricia Kuhns, Gerald Lam- bert, Benny Lawrence, Luella Lawrence, Lorna Lee Lichter, Violet Liming, Eileen Lochray, Alison Frank Logue, George Lyon, Richard Martin, Thomas Mawson, Virginia May, Bette McKay, Charles Milden, Betty Miner, William Mitchel, Ellenn Morgan,Patricia Murphy, Richard McGregor, Clarabeth McNutt, Rex Neil, Betty Nelson, John Nibecker, Sean Nielson, Darline Noble, Jimmie Olson, Elaine Pappas, Betty Patterson, Harris Pearson, Thelma Peterson, Moulton Phelps, Charlene Pillsbury, Rosalie Piper, Kern Posey, Stanley Pearce, Ruth Pitzen, Jessica Potter, Ruth Rahn, Mary Louise Reid, Maxine Sattelmier, Frances Schultheis, Phyllis Searle, Carol Sharp, Willie Smith, Patty Sockwell, Carol Spiegelberg, Gwendolyn Still, Jean Tappe, Gladys Tollakson, G'oria Trask, Bertha Lee Trobaugh, Roy Veldee, John Wagner, Roy Walton, Bob West, Geraldine White, Sylvia Whitford, Duane Wright, and Josephine Nelson. SOPHOMORES: Donna Aardal, Emily Elizabeth Bishop, Elise Boden, Elaine Doehmer, Bonnie Brandelein, Jo Ann Brashears, Patricia Callaghan, Mary Cantrell, Bob Carey, Arlys Carlson, Romona Car- rick, Vera Coltos, Connie Correll, Elizabeth Douglas, Pauline Erickson, Eleancr Filer, Norma Finke, Bob Fredericks, William Fox, Dorothy Gangnath, Leveta Faye Heard, Charlene Hewitt, Dale Hanberg, Barbara Johnson, Bob Johnson, Lou Ann Johnson, Nadine Johnson, Betty Johnstone, Myrtle Marie Jones, Stanley Jones, Victoria Jones, Eleanor King, Shirley Knapp, Donald Kroenlng, Nadine Koster, Ed- win Laak, Frank Laak, Wesley Langrell, Nadine Rose Larson, Wilma Lawrence, Joan Lisak, Mary Lock- ray, Marjorie Loss, Alfreda Martin, Laura Denne Manis, Rosalee Maston, Agnes McDon-el, Bob McKenzie, Myrna Metzler, Dennis Montague, Barbara Morrison, Donald Nelson, Delford Olson, Don Olson, Meryl Parnell, Duane Peak, Marjorie Peterson, Phyllis Mason, Dolores Quinnell, Eugene Rielly, Peter Rincarson, Rhona Shifrin, Jimmie Shoup, Charlotte Spotts, William Stonecker, Gloria Strattman, Don Thulcan, Jim VanNutter, Molla Van Wingerdin, Jouce Udell, Betty Walker, Barbara Waterman, Gloria Weedin, La Vonne Wood, Patricia Wright, and Benny Yancy. President SEFTON WELLINGS Vice-President TOM TATHAM Secretary MARY ALICE BROWN Treasurer NORMA THOMPSON Adviser MISS WOODWARD Students with high scholastic standing comprisethe National Honor Society. It sponsored a movie and a booth at the Girls' Club Carnival. TER-CLUB COUNCIL Consisting of a representative from every club in school, the Inter-Club Council has promoted all club activities and held a pot-luck dinner for its members. President JACK DUNN Vice-President TOM TATHAM Secretary- Treasurer GEORGIE ECKROAT Sergeant-at-Arms GORDON FARRAR Adviser MISS FALES 57 BET HI-Y President TOM TATHAM Vice-President JOHN WALKER Secretary BOB WEST Treasurer ROY VELDEE Sergeant-at-Arms BOB TORSETI-I A dviser MR. MYKUT The Beta Hi-Y is an active group of boys sponsored by the Y. M. C. A. The bowling tourna- ment, dances, and a banquet with the Alpha Hi-Y and Tri-Y are a few of this club's many activities. ALPHA HI-Y A bowling team in the Beta tournament, Tolo Week and dances have been a few of the many successful achievements made by this organization. 1 Presideni MA R VIN COHEN Vice-Presidenl JIM DAULPH Secrefary-Treasurer LARRY CHASE Studenl Council Rep. JIM MOHONDRO Sergeant-ai-Arms BILL JONES Adviser MR. MARUCA 5 8 eg Q 3 5 E' J X, V X QE. fa ' Q57 2 Q QM -v f9?? 23 we Q ii! Q6 0 viii 3 LETTERMEN'S CL The Lettermen, purposeful of keeping school traditions and promoting school spirit, started out an activity-packed year with a football dance and climaxed it with the annual Varsity Ball. Of course, the initiation of new members turned out to be an excitng event for both spectators and participants. The Golden Pawsv have been more than active this year policing the football and basketball games patrolling the halls while classes are in session, and keeping order at mixers and assemblies. At the begin- ning of the year, the annual banquet was given in honor of the new members. NIGHTS of the GCLDE AW KBUCLUB I'n'xid1'nl lil .AINF RICHARDS Svrrffary WAUNA MORIARTY Trrasurrr LORRAINE SI-IELLY Stuzlenl ounril Rep. HELEN ROSS Adviser MISS BRITTON The Pep Club is composed of all Senior girls. They held the third annual Bond Week which con- sisted of daily sales of war stamps, .in assembly and ll dance. PEP CLUB President DARLENE ENGELS Vice-Presid ent NANCY JENSTEAD Secretary HELEN ROSS Treasurer LORRAINE SHELLY Sergeant-at-Arms CARJYN CLEMENT Adviser MISS FALES 61 .--.-.aun-W.-a x.fN LATI CLU The purpose of this club is to give the students more interest in Latin as a living influence in the world today. Tempus fugit proved to be true as the year flew by with many activities. Their mixers and annual banquet were very successful events. One of the largest clubs in the school. the Spanish Club, has regular monthly meetings each sponsored by gi different Spanish class. To complete a very active year. this club sponsored nn enjoyable Spanish assembly. SPANISH CLU A party pot luck and trlp to Seattle where they dmed at a French restaurant composed the acrn The German Club entered mtg the Lhrlstmls spnrlt full awmg thus year when they wrapped Pack- ages and worked m the check room at the U S O and elnmaxed the season wxth a Chrnstmas party GERMAN CLUB President CONNIE HEINRICH Vice-President RICHARD LAMPSON Secretary-Treasurer M.-X RJORIE BROOKS Sergeant-at-Arms BOB MILLER Student Council Rep. JEANNE RADABAUGH Adviser MISS OG ROSKY 63 FORTY. EIGHTERS Girls from every state in the union gather for parties and mixers to become better acquainted, The .Iunior Red Cross lms again proved itself useful lui providfng an ittive interest in the problems created by the National Organization IU 1011 RED CROSS President RACHEL MORRILL Adviser MISS FALES 64 President TOM HOSKINS Secretary- Treasurer IUANITA REESE Adviser MISS IRENE ELDRED DEBATE CLUB These students have entertained debate team from many schools and participated in a debate meet FOOT LIGHTS CLUB , v vj..7,,...'.,i1...., r,.,,... President GORDON FARRAR Viee-President EVA JO PIERCE Secretary Sergeant-at-A rms PERRY CARSON- Adviser MISS DIXON KEY TO LIEE Presidenl N AOMI BENSKIN Vice-Presidenl ALICE EIDE Secretary DORA PAYNE Treasurer ANNA KELLY Studenl Council Rep. BILL BENSKIN Adviser MISS REEVES These Christian young people have sponsored a drive for costumes to be used for school assemblies. HO E ECONOMICS All Home Economics students are eligible for this club, which has sponsored several all-school CLUB President JEAN GOEI-IRS Virr'-Prrsideni' ARLENE BOTZ Secretary KATHLENE SMITH Treasurer VIOLET HILL Adviser MISS CHAMBERLAIN President BOB HATCH Vice-President SANDY RICE Secretary MARGIE PRINDLE Treasurer ELEANOR ZESINGER Student Cmincil Rep. SEFTON WELLINGS Sergeant-at-Arms TOM TATHAM Adviser MISS CROFOOT President SANDY RICE Vive-Presid ent MOULTON PHELPS Secretary MARGIS PRINDLE GAVALEERS CLUB Treasurer ELEANOR ZESINGER To promote school activities, the members of the public speaking classes have given talks for the March of Dimes and the Vocational Conference. It also presented the assembly for Washingtons Sergeant-at-A rrns Birthday' STAN JOHNSON Student Council Rep. SEFTON WELLINGS Adviser MISS CROFOOT SCIENCE CLUB Although this club organized late in the year it elected officers and held regular meetings. meetings were highlighted by lectures given by Mt. Dogan, the club adviser. President NEAL JENSEN Vice-President MOULTON PHELPS Secretary PATTY SOCKWELL Treasurer MARJORIE BROOKS Adviser MR. DOGAN The 67 the P. cumxqs SIEGEL Vice-President DON FRY Secretary SPUD BUNKER Treasurer SHIRLEY PHILLIPS Student Council Rep. CHARLES SIEGEI. Adviser MR. MARTIN 68 President DON FRY Vice-President CHARLES SIEGEL Serretary PHIL KECK Studeni Counfil Rep. DON FRY Adviser MR. MARTIN club in B. H. S., as they provide movies for classes and EE BO RD huld regular meetings and gatherings to discuss and practice new Presideni IRVING HERRIGSTAD Vice-President PAUL SIDAM Secretary-Treasurer NIGEL TUGBY Sergeant-at-Arms JAMES McARTHUR Adviser MR. BAIRD R DIO CLUB To keep the radio and sound equipment in good order is the chief purpose of this most important club. TAGE CREW The Stage Crew is one of'the most essential organizations in B. H. S. lt has now become a class which gives the boys additional training and time to work. They did a grand job on the stage settings for the Senior Play, Opererta, and Vodvil. President CHARLES SIEGEL Vice-President CHARLES SCHEUTKE Secretary PHIL KECK Sergeant-at-Arms JIM KECK Student Council Rep. CHARLES SIEGEL Adviser MR. TREPUS HI-CLI BERS President DON HANBERG Viee-President Dale Hanberg Secretary RUSTY KING Treasurer DICK BRANNAN Sergeant-at-Arms GRANT KIDRICK Publicity CUP WALL I nter-Club Cauneil Re p DON HANBERG Adviser MRS. SCOTT These sisters of the hi-climbers have proved to the boys that they too were good hikers. During spring vacation they took an overnight hike and also went on several shorter hikes. These sisters of the hi-climbers have proved to the boys that they too were good hikers. During spring vacation they took an overnight hike and also went on several shorter hikes. President RUTH ANDRESSEN Vice-President RUTH RAHM Secretary-Treasurer PHYLLIS SEARLS Adviser MISS PLANK 70 Presidenl NORMAN KINGSLY Vive-President BILL WRIGHT Secretary-Treasurer EVA JO PIERCE Inter-Club Council Re pfesen tafive DERRICK CRONKHITE Adviser MR. TREPUS ARCHERY CLUB, These Knights of Robin Hood spend their spare hours trying their skill with the bow and arrow BOXING CLUB With the memory of the last smoker well in their minds the Boxing Club sponsored their second annual smoker. President GALE WADE Vice-President JACK ALBRECHT Secrelury-Treasurer HERB WADDELL CHAlVI.BER OE COMMERCE COHEN DAULPH Snyder ZESINGER In its seventh year of service the Chamber of Commerce has taken full charge of publicity and programs for all athletic contests and promoted night baseball for the first time this year. The annual Vodvil surpassed all other years of production for its humor and originality. 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In Old Vienna or Pickles was under the direction of Mr. Berg and Mrs. Mcrcle. . AT qll'.T-ix' ,, I , - , i ' .- .f L. f-711 w - qf . .- A' 'f-fi -' gp,- '? A 1 Plum .'p,.lUF'3 ,..4,. -. :Y 1 X . V , - - , M., KV ., . .. V ,f ': f'Y' , 1 ' -. of A ,V S .b X ' ...iv ' E ' 11 ' 41,15 K V 'lv-vm S .- . , ' A-, Dfw LM, - Y 'PW' ,IL-Q? -- 1' vm: h -, . I In - ,, I , ' 'Maw X X , A -Q1-' .4 fm' ' -r V N ' ,.,.gv-as if, I Y 5 ' i......c.l,N Ib n:x,,,5:,, 4 Y .',,,f-rfypw-:fr-1-wk?-!N7' 4 N Kgrgt Mm. ' ., , 1 ' X - P j-us-, W ,Q aww 1, ...-- 1: 1 , z i X ' .Lib l VKX X Q ,,,, aiu:-lh :' W .. f X A ' K X X .. Nu --v- - X X ...,41N1 v' A f t S 1-ig ll' ' -.4 X 'Y if gi - Q .11 Z V W .. . A X if , - ' a..,..4.o-0- L 'S - .1 'X ' '- -' ...ff 'l , wr? 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I'I1i- rusultx have burn larger six-piigc hi-wcckly cditions .md J greater circulation .imung thc XlUKlL'I1l lmdy, Wfzr has .lg.lll1 mkcn in mll un thu xclmlml .ICllYlly by rlaiming fur thc .irmcd torn-x lwu K.llU.lblL' Xlllff mcmbcrs, Rmy lhrrcrr, cdilur-iii-cliicf, .md lu- llmlgus, capable xpurrs wrilcr. 'lurmng -,vcr in duixux In m-xl ys.lr's iuurrmlislx thc cdirurml xigrl' muslim :hum the bcsl of luck, with the hope lllclr l,.l.lr Xflilrk Vllll llflllg .lX Hlllfll lull .lllil X.lIl5l:.lfllUn .IX II l1.lN Ill tllf grllllp. lANl 'l' DUI, UIS, liilifur. EDITORIAL Wx .JN 1 B USINESS Mx -uni CAT LOG STAFF GEORGIE ECKROAT, Editor-in-Chief JOYCE FERGUSON, Senior Editor BOB McKAY, Photographer CAROLYN CLEMENT, Business Manager RAY BENTSON, Associate Business Managm The members of the CataLog staff have worked with great effort to bring you this Annual. WU: hope you will enjoy :ind treasure it as we will treasure all the enjoyable moments working on the staff. At this time I would especially like to thank my faithful Senitor Editor, Joyce Ferguson, who took with great ure the responsibility of editing the Senior section, and who also was always on hand to help, and to her assistants, Alan, Beth. Darlene, jo, and Mary, thank you for your clever Senior write-ups. To George, my deepest thanks for the splendid work you did as the Class Editor. Thank you, Rachell, for the outstanding job you did on editing the Faculty section, and also to Clare for your assistance. Thank you, Virginia, for always being on hand whenever needed. To Carolyn, .1 wonderful worker, and a faithful person, who always had her job done well, and also Nita, I wish you both the best of luck next year. Also the rest of you who will be hack next year, my Sophomore Editors, Don .md Myrna, and the Freshman liditor, lid Boyle, and I know you will carry on and do a good job. To my Art Editors, Mary Mar and Janice, thank you for mak- greatest helps of till, I will never be able to thank him enough. And to Bob West who was so very willing, so that l - will be abltvto carry on in Pierces footsteps next year And to Helen and Ruthe, thanks heaps for the fine vsork vou di in tht Girls Sports section And last but not least the typist and htr helpers Bttty Lou Dot Tom and Dolores I w ll never be able to thank you enough. It has been wonderful working with such a grand bunch of faithful workers. F r e first time, the Editorial and the Business staffs have cooperated in everything to the fullest extent. Under the capable leadership of Carolyn Clement, the Business Staff has done its great job well. And to our Advisers, Mrs. Hall, and Mr. words just won't be able to express the thank-you's that we want to extend to you. We wouldn't have been able to e if it hadn't been for the help the two of you have given us. ing the theme so real, and also to jack and Buzl for their Carton. Pierce Parker, Boys' Sports I-lditor, who was one of the it 2 ' ' . - ' I id 1 o th Luebke, a Ffy OH, EDITORIAL BUSINESS 1'9 -'Wi x I Q, ig! U ral' T Q I K Q EX ' J' fi x 1, ,Q L S' x K if R t ' Mfg? 'D 4 , ., J M A X X. 'Ch-w U 9 ' ,S , '9 X32 ' ff' X QEYIQ I -1. ss .f ,..!17' A v is 1 jim 19' is W I . HQ 4.4. JIX ' P-4 L9-'4 N Nw hx J Q ff 1 ,f ' X f XCNIIQ, I .. -,v 0 y I hi lx X n in Q . -an ' L 'gg 0 ,1 1 rl Ajsitfivl' , 5 j X xg! 1 X f S57 X X ' ?' ' ,K 255' w ill M B ,WMM AT HLU KES 5 J? . vi? 9 1 tiff? Q A5 Z! G. 4- is fm, nxt 'QT' St hid Y WILDCAT C ACHES if V ' ' . ! johnson Scheyer Wills Marucn Scot: l ,0 i As ff' 1 . c i f F I Q gf! ff 5' , .1 . f , J -xi' :A 6, af W 2 5 E pg fd ojmson A great joy of citizen holding was done by our coaches, to their credit are the many heroic Bremerton servicemen fighting for freedom. xwnwiWff' :ummwunuwu-vwwruwvw WILDCA T FOOTBALL Spirit has shown like a beacon from our fighting fcotball eleven this year. Let this be their ded ication to wounded and dead athletes who have served their country only too well. A Team Crees Ellis Olsen Evans Heavey West Mason Cutting Wilson Campbell Cohen Crites Keck Jones Heinrich Ball Keck, P Baselt Heinrichs Brott CAPTAIN PIERCE PARKER fEclitor-in-Chief's Notej: Although this senior boy who was injured at the Everett game was not :ble to play the greater part of the season, he will always be remembered for his outstanding sportsmanship and ability. Gene will always live up to the name awarded him by thc members uf the team. .qii 'i 54567i39l E! GENE TEEL INSPIRATION Not Pictured Toner jones Walton Carlson Lettelier B Team 5 S. Z if wwkgfgfy T I' ' 2 21 aww 1, E ax, . 12. 5 K COACH 44 I 4 I ,,,-4 Not Pictured Ellis Action WILDCA T BASEBALL Our baseball team won games with home front-let this be a living dedication to the a will this year matching the spirit of our vsar effort on the naticn's future graduates. A Team Murray Triggs Wade Heinrich King Waaga Ryan Dunn Haynes Torseth Wadall Hawkins Palm Wall Adams Logue Sorenson Lambert BH Team Y? -Hi' 45 SQUAD A Team Wall Sorenson King Ellis Soriano Dunn Watts McNeil Triggs Gilchrist 3 Action i, l - - n i iA I tkkyf ww -Y ix W sr fi'f,if - E ozfwf H- f s iff' 5 -i ,ix Ahh Ayn! M A.. 6. N -f i TENNIS and BOXING f 1' X fl! if V If . H , f' .,.f NY' 4 I . , .D 7! J iii 'X f' , 7 fv , 1 '7 U5 271' Q s' 'ev scott 7- ll? Opnfyitts Boxing was a big thing this year with a splendid so I Ifeld state representative. Willis Ball was especially good '7-2,70 Fe and carried away a state title. 137, D by rfitc-0 go '96 ,WS Team. in State BALL f' M I I K not :V I N .. Rf' iw 5515 , Q QQ , lb f x - J A- ' - Eff!! an ,S Q , ? 4 Q -rg. 3 , Af Q, X ' N ' Z ' X ' 213 '- L V ' N V V 'A A 7 H ., k f I -,.. TRACK SQUAD DONNA VAN SICKLE MOHONDRO CASAD PERRY KERN POSEY BARBARA W EA VER 9 8 pu FIAR RA R cHR1s'1'1gNs1cN KAROLEVITZ HAH UH in the umm cllenwnt ut vnulmwaiurvm A Iam High Xflldeill. W 1 jOYCE FERGUSON riutlt sdmmrl-Xp1x'1l ID U10 hgzlrl ol cxcrx l31'uxm'1 DOLORES GUTOSKI C5 x X E 5 Gillespie Britton Alvin, Adwser DOR H OTHY GOULDING ELAINE RICHARDS NORMA THOMPSON inspirational Award Winner B Club Pmidant G, A, A, pyggidgnf The sports year of 1944 and 1945 proved to be a very successful one in Bremer- ton High School. The groups of girls turning out were the largest in the history of Bremerton. The juniors became the Volleyball Champs by defeating the Seniors in a close game. However, the Seniors made a comeback in winning the the Basketball Tournament. ' Miss Britton, Miss Gillespie, and Managers worked under trying conditions with large groups of girls and managed to do a beau- A job. -5, S The sports participated in were: Archery, Badminton, -C L 'TX Baseball, Basketball, Bowling, Swimming, Tennis, Tum- 5' frm, ming, and Volleyball. The highest honor the Girls' Athletic Department Q ll , can award goes to Dorothy Goulding as Inspir- t ' ' ational Player of 1944 and 1945. This award Z 5' 4 I is based on the skill, personality and sports- il - manship of the girl. Thanks, Dot, for your . swell inspiration. Also the Honorary Sophomore Member of the B Club was Delores Fry. Archery, a new sport this year, . was under the direction of k. N Miss Gillespie and she hopes Q to create more interest I, in this activity in the . , . 1 years to came. d S Q I 4 e are a prou ', ,511 'be of Pat Kuhns, 34A ,L who gave a g o o d s h o w- i n g in the Beta Hi-Y bowling tournament. She took the Girls' Singles, mixed doubles, and was a member of the winning Girls' Team. GENERAL MANAQQQQ BASEBALL MANAGERS lst Row: PAT KUHNS PEGGY MADISON LOIS HOOD IRENE ANDERSON 2nd Row: GLORIA TRASK JEAN COURIER MARGARET BROWN GYM ASSISTANTS GENERAL MANAGERS lst Row - QLeft to Rightl: 2nd CAROLYN CLEMENT HELEN ROSS SIDONIE KRUMM JACKIE GRIMES Row 1 fLeft to Righty: JEAN COUIER MAXINE SATTELMEIER NORMA THOMPSON VIOLA HILL GLORIA TRASK BASEBALL MANAGERS ll! Row 1 fL9ft t0 Righty: Sfd RQW: DORIS ALLEN MARIE BEACRAFT VIOLA HILL LEXINE DONALDSON PAT WOODS JEAN COURIER 2nd ALMA MASSEY ALAYNE SWANSON DOROTHY GANGNETH BARBARA JUNEAU Row: MAXINE SATTELMEIER DOROTHY BUHER LOU ANN JOHNSON PAT CALLAHAN ROSALIE MASTON NORMA FINK MYRNA METZLER ELEANOR FILER CAROL FRY PAT KUHNS SIDONIE KRUMM BETTY McELHANEY DONNA AARDAL -nh Row: BERTHALEE TRAUBOUGH JACKIE GRIMES ELAINE RICHARDS BARBARA HANSON MARJORIE LOSS CECILIA PETERSON TTHELMA MORRISON BADMINTON lst Row - QLef: to Rightj: MAE LIM BETTY McELHANEY 2nd Row: PEGGY MADISON SIDONIE KRUMM MANNAN MAE SPARBER BARBARA HANSON RUTH PITZEN IRENE ANDERSON SENIOR DASMETBALLCHAMPS BOWLING CAPTAINS lst Row -fLeft to Rightlz 2nd Jrd PAT CALLAHAN JACKIE GRIMES JANICE MICHELS VIOLA HILL NATALINE CRANDALL DELORILS FRY MARY JESSUP Row: DONNA BOYD PAT KUHNS IRENE ANDERSON ANN KECK LOU ANN JOHNSON ESTHER NELSON Row: ROBERTA McCHORD MARIE BEACRAFT BETTY McELHANEY JOAN FAGER ELAINE SHORT ELAINE RICHARDS MARY BRUCKMAN 101 BADMINTON I Wf35'f.fv'5?if3f?55??W?Ei9fiI Q7 in BASKETBALL CHAMPS lst Row - QLeft to Rightj: 2nd HELEN ROSS ESTHER NELSON BETTY SHORB BETTY McELHANEY Row: MARY BRUCKMAN ROBERTA HATCH VIOLA HILL DOROTHY GOULDING NORMA THOMPSON QOWLING CADTAWS Aucmzmv 'H ARCH ERY fLefc so Righd: ELAINE RICHARDS PAT KUHNS PATRICIA MORRISON XM 4 ' 4- X J wi Swsmmme, -A QHA A-Af ln Row - 1Lefz ro Righzl 2nd Row: 102 'W- JACKIE JACOBS DORIS ALLEN ELAINE RICHARDS MARILOU SPOONER SHIRLEY HOLMES DORIS MERRILL DELORA O'BOYLE EDITH THEIS JEAN LAMB ROSEMARY JOHNSON EARLENE ALLEN DOROTHY BUHER LORRAINE McFEE JINX BELISLE PAULINE HICKS PAT JACOBS BETTY MAKER NINA BULMAN 3rd Row: MARIE WENZL WILLA WILBUR AUDREY CAMPBELL KATHLEEN FOSTER ROMANA WICKERSHAM JOAN LISAK NORMA HETLAND TENNIS TENNIS fLeft to Rightjz DOROTHY GOULDING FRANCES VAN TRESS VIOLA HILL HELEN ROSS TUMBLING TEAM SHIRLEY TERRY ALAYNE SWANSON ROSEMARY WHEELER BETTY McKAY DELORES FRY Al-MA MASSEY MARGARET BRAUN NATALENE CRANDALL VIOLA HILL NADIN11 JOHNSON NAUINE sToDDAxD sAu.y HETRICK VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS In Row -- CLefc so Righzj 2nd 3rd LORNA LEE LICHTER SHIRLEY PHILLIPS LEXINE DONALDSON IRENE ANDERSON MAE LIM Row: JEAN COURIER SHIRLEY BUSHAW PAT MURPHY BERTHALEE TRAUBOUGH CLARABETH McNUTT BARBARA HANSON Row: RUTH RAHM LOIS HOOD PEGGY MADISON MANNAN MAE SPARBER RUTH PITZEN 03 VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS Mfm 21 'Wi Qmmv is ily, F gm m,,. I, Q Q' W-'V 'vvx ,4, VV , 7 ,35 . wi . K 1 if 51 X u QM, 2, Wmwwm 4 E 21 -Q Q22 V Y 2 5 tgrfa' Sf Q, -'7 y :Jw 3 E i - EDITORIAL 1.05 CAT LUG STAFF Editor-in-Chief A V7 7 S ,, ,Georgia Eckroat Seniw' Editor .. w .w..,.. . ...,, 7,....,. J o yce Ferguson Assistant Senior Editors , ,Janet DuPuis Darlene Engels jo Garland. Beth Hawkins Mary Macom Faculty Editor H ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,A ,,,,,,A,,, R achel Morrill Assistant Faculty Editor ,,,77 Clare Cochran Class Editor ..,,,,,,,,,,,,,A, , ,,,,,, .A,,AA,A G eorge Meyer junior Editor ,, .,.rreCe.,CC,C S, e,r,7 7 ,7w,,,,,7 ,Carolyn Frizz Assistant junior Editor ,,.,-,r,,,7, Wjuanita Cummings Sophomore Editor f.... . .,..,,.,,t,,..,,....,, Don Christenson Assistant Sophomore Editor ,,s.s , .,..s, Myrna Metzler Freshman Editor rrrrss,r-v,,rs ,,sss,ssss,vsss,s sssssssss I I Ed Boyle Aft Editors ,.... ,,,Mary Mar Lawless Janice Kennedy Girls' Sports Editor s,,,,,,, ,.,,,,.,s,, , , ,s,,,,,, Helen Ross Assistant Girls' Sports Editor ,,s, Boys' Sports Editors, ,,,,,,,,s,.,,,,,, ,, Assistant Boys' Sports Editor 7 Secretary , ,, ,s,, ,, ,,,,,,s ,. Typist, ,s.. ,r,,,,,s ,,,,, , , W Assistant Typists ,, ssrs,,, ,, BUSINESS Business Manager ,,.,, . Senior Manager ,,,,, , I ,, junior Manager . Sophomore Managers, , , s,,ssr, Ruthe Rahm 7 ,,,,,, Pierce Parker Y Bob West ,,,,,,,,Virginia May Eleanor Zesinger Betty Lou Davis Tom Tatham Dorothy Goulcling Dolores Gutoski ,Carolyn Clement .Ray Bentson ,m,,,.Patty Sockwcll ,n,.,,Charles Hewitt Ken Loeffleman Freshman Managers, . ., ..,.Don Meinrich Nadine Stoddard Editorial Adviser ,,s.., tttttt V MIS- L- J- Hall Business Adviser , ,ss, t,t,t V Mr. T- I-Uebke V E41 .3.A.J 'Na WGS gr ., 1,1 A' in V 1, ,EZ - , .wif 8' 1 2 'M ,AVA ,V , Q A ' A wx ' mqyyw ,W .ann-0' gli: ' 'Q 1 4, f' -5 - 7 W?' ,'.',. A ,W Q ,f ' 'M ,, , if 4 qn',U,6 ,gff as ,., new , 'E M it 2 33225 LX gi? CN wi ff fb if CZ wwwv Www' W' wwf W K wwf! , jd ff X Bw? Jwgfw 1 J ' 5.59 NS-'Em C1 ESMF gi ffm 5 x ...f x XV X QQ Y 7 S ,I xg, 3 .,,.,,f-.-ff'4,e- , ,--5,1 'YR 'ex r ik f 2 11, QW , 2mm T K. fha? 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