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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1946 volume:

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CAROLYN FRITZ, Editor. three ADJWINISTRA TION P1 zmzpal Executzz e Board Foculgy CLA SSES G1 adua ter u ll tory Sophomore: ACTIVITIE5 Club! Mzzfu' Depaf tmeut A THLETICS Major Sporty 11111101 jpczrtf P Pep Squad PR UD U C T I UN S Uperetta Semor Play Vodwl PUBLI CA I I ONS T be Wzldcat: Lazr The Cat Log S CH 0 OL LIFE Calendar Awards Queens Snap! GI.Fl.f, S arty . , . n il-Hrmnrmm 45 PAT WOODS WU-I-ARD BARBARA JOHNSON On October I9 1945 the greatest tragedy to strnke the class of 46 was the loss of two of then' classmates Pat and Willard were kxlled when returmng from a football game m Tacoma Later that year a sophomore member of the student body Barbara Johnson dled after a long nllness The memories of these three friends wall long lnve m the memormes ofB H S students OUR PRAYER Dear God, in your home so far above Gzve our frzends for us, our love Keep them safe and free from strzfe Though they have gone rom earthly life Tell them too, how sad we are, That they have traveled on so ar, But in our hearts they will be Remembered and cherished, 'till eternity. by Bobbie Iohnston . -1, 'N OLSON 1 -w . . ,M Q vin s ' ff' W X f , .- l 5 I f - ' I -V 1- f Rf .,.gWp.,2u . f , 1 U Q Q 'Exe' airs. 'I ggy ,-44 ,,,1v'e. V, . - '-,:'1,'- ,, X H . , s 'JL'-4 ' - ' K . We f1r f ' ' .fp 6, X Y ,M Q .. ff ,flu -2. 1 i 1 S I' Q -x. k LV, . N1 gh: HARRY SORENSEN Prmcnpal 'fb GEORGE W MARTIN CHARLOTTE KERN C Vocat onal Ad so A DRILAM FOR TOMORROW Over two thousand men and women who have attended Bremerton Hloh School have served thelr country nn umform Thlrty e1ght w1ll never see thls splendld new bu1ld1ng They gave the1r all for a dream of a new world ln whnch democracy would be umversal Thus dream can come true only nf we are vngllant nn domg our part to carry on from where they left off Th1s graduatmg class through mformatlon acqunred and exper1ence from democratlc part1c1pat1on 1n student control of school actlvxtxes ns well prepared to do xts part rn makmg the dream of world democracy a reallty We are confxdent that you w1ll be falthful and dlhgent m executmg thus sacred trust and the sacr1f1ces of those who have gone before wxll not be nn va1n We have fa1th m your Wxll and abxlnty to do your full part m realnzatlon of the dream for tomorrow. H. D. SORENSEN, Princnpal. A W - f at 3 5 ' e 1 A Vice-Prln ipal i vi r .0 T n . n . v O R PREXY BOB WEST Student Body President BETTY MINER ROY VELDEE JEANNE RADABAUGH Student Body Secretary Student Body Vnce Presldent Student Body Treasurer BETTE MCKAY CUB WALL G1rls' Club Presldent Boys' Club Presxdent The Executive Board thus year has trxed to overcome the obstacles of entermg a new school Due to the lack of an audntorlum, presentatxon of assemblies and school productnons has been greatly reduced, but wnth the cooperatxon of the student body many mterestxng actnvxtles were carried on Wxth the mtroductlon of exchange assemblies, planned excur snons, permanent tennxs courts, and many other actnvxtnes the execu txve board feels the first year m the new school has been very successful BOB WEST Student Body President QM , an :J 2 K ' B e 85 fr -n S 0 'ii 1 ' ' is B ' B K H 1' A . ii K ' A F1 f , . '71, 0 1 fl ' . . . . . . A . . . O RICHARD BERG Music WARREN CAIN Electricity ROBERT BREY Music A CATHRYN BRITTON Physical Education . Z4 'V 7 'A , 41: - 1 x .. A Q R I 41 4 2. 5-U ARTHUR BROETJE Vocational GI .1 A 'fa f GERTRUDE BUTLER Library .15 - f Q W, Ai A gi WILLIAM CARTER HELEN CHAMBERLAIN MENTHA CROFOOT FRANCES CULVER Commercial Home Economic: English f 'io IRENE ELDRED T History HAZEL. GILLESPIE MARGARET GOULD Physical Education Distributive Education FRANCES DAVIS JAMES DOGAN HAZEL DUNGAN English Science Language -Q , I QJ i4fjc F, EDNA FRASER EDITH GIDEON English Mathematics C ,fi M' 359 ' V . V T' Y A 'W ii l ITV- Q i ii M A Q if 33, Ligi i' ' 'V , XXI 1 A CONSTANCE HAYDEN KATHRYN HOFFMAN ANNE HOU!-AHAN Commercial Commercial H0m9 ECOIIOHNCS 1 tin Language 1 es, ,r I 'Q i K BEA BUZZETTI Science 'rv' ci RALPH CULVER Commercial lion ,gr iq, f J A 4 HELMA nNcE1sn121'soN MILDRED FM-ES 3, FRED GRAHAM Veterans' Counselor Girls' Advisor 1 2134 , ,ft It i MAE HACKER English FACU BARBARA HUSTON English I- M N 7 . MABEL1. MASTON Mathematics 0 s. ANNA REEVES History x 1 ORVILLE JOHNSON Physical Education is 'g is L RU TH MATSON English 2 . X xi iw? KRISTENE JONSSON T- R- l-UEBKE Music A QQ ., PEARL MESSER English v www nfl' A. B. RICHARDS ROBERT SANDIN Q-P N. .NAT s L. WRIGHT sm BLANCHB STINEMAN Sheetmetal Shot! Commercial LTY Machine Shop ' , fiiv z lgufj, 9 WARD STORER Auto Shop lin illemnriam VIOLA DIXON KEITH LYMAN Commercial A 6 LAURA MORTON Home Economics Y DWIGHT SCHEYER Boys' Advisor W V ., v Y 17 .Q L' . WILLARD TREPUS Wood Shop DAVID WOLFLE Mathematics New Q 3' Q, A Y Alla. NELSON LYTLE Industrial Arts 1 ROMAINE NICHOLSON Social Psychology EVELYN SCOTT Language '34 A ig Q, za L JOHN MARUCA History .KV 5 GRACE OGROSKY English 410 'Q- 2 t. 1 ROBERT SCOTT Science CAROLYN WHITAKER KEN WILLS English Physical Education ' ,--Vf 74 Q RACHEL WOODWARD GALINA ZLENKO Art Mathematics eleven twel e .1 X www' imxrmf WW ,in L:-5 WIIIIIIC Havens, reg1strar, Margxe Prmgle, recorder Leasel Abrams, switchboard operator, and, Robm Perrlgo, shown here workmg nn the mam oHice durmg school hours Mr A B Richards, who has charge of books, supplnes and the Lost and Found, lends a cheery atmosphere to the mam hall and IS seen here workmg m the book room Robm Perrxgo, attendance officer, keeps tab on students attendance and early dlsmlssals Members of the cafeterla staff serve lunches to eleven hundred stu dents each day and serve addxtnonal lunches for vnsntmg clubs and school groups . Z ,A 9 1 2 ff, l 2 , ,.- , ,- I , 4' 6 A1 , I , J We . lY 'fi5I7fu s . .. f i' f Ja, I 5,5 1 ,, an 1 L -1 .j ':. p f F ' ' - I .f '. , ,wwf W- K , v A - 5, - I L A 1 V V fi - 4 f. Q ' m 57 . -,g:,..... , PY' E . . . t . . . 7 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . u 0 u o Q ' . . . . . O V s . 62' A . gi. C 6 'Y 1 z . . if p',Y - ' Ji' If I iffi?i2ff A? ,Z , Qijl m M 5 W . li-f' ' ' ' QA ,f if X 1. ' -fs , ax , Y I I-Sis? I , I v .I 4 5 :bw QQ ,E ,gg ' -L . Q , --,L fm . O. f V s 'H' QS.. B?- X ' if ' X: ' T HE CLASS OF 46 THE SENIORS DON ELLIS President PHIL KECK SHIRLEY PHILLIPS Vice President Secretary Miss HOFFMAN LORNA LEE LICHTER KAY EDER Adviser Treasurer Student Council Representative It is hard to believe that only four short years ago we entered the age most precious in a person's life-that of high school and that age will soon be gone forever. At last, as Seniors, We entered the new school and returned to a full day schedule. DON ELLIS led our class as president with PHIL KECK assisting him as vice president. Other oflicers were LORNA LEE LICHTER, treasurer, SHIRLEY PHILLIPS, secretary, and KATHERINE EDER, student council representative. That year, more precious than any other, will long be remembered as we showed our dramatic talent in the senior play, A Little Honey, and our love for fun on the Senior Sneak, but this lighter vein was tossed aside as our Class of '46 proved, by our earnestness at Baccalaureate and Commence- ment, that we are prepared for the future. J J 16 s- , ' i f- 4' Y 1 4: P' , ' x . ' F R A 5' 'I 1 My ICB!! THE CLASS Aardal Aiken Alderman Anderson, I' ,I 11 Ald,-,ch Allee Andersen rs AndCl'S0n, I Andrews Apeland Arnes Arthur 5' 'Y ti? Avery Asplund B1ker AARDAL DONNA A meer person no one could ask Shes always ready or any tas Spanish Club 3 Torch Honor 3, Graduated in 3 years AIKEN GLORIA J A New Englander by speerh Gloria is athletsr and quxte a peach A Z ALDERMAN NAOMI j for Naomi may lt br suld The Business world lles ,ust ahead Pep Club 4 Torch Honor 3 4 ALDRICH ARTHUR G His hair is brown, has eyes me bln I you want a thang done, he can do Spanish Club 3 4 ALLEE FAIRY I Fairy ls, as the name implies Musical and air, with hazel eyes Spamsl' Club 3, 4, Choir 2 3, 4 Operetta 3, 4 Gaveleers Club 4 Glee Club 1 2, Pep Club 4 ANDERSEN RAYMOND P Happy IS he with sport tags to don And also to tranel hither and yur Football 4 Electricity Club 4 ANDERSON HELEN J Shes right there at your beck and mall A sincere rrend to one and all. Home Ec. Club 1' Tri-Y 3, 43 Pep Club 4- G.A.A. I 2, 4: Bowling I 2, 4' Torch Honor 2, 3, 4- Native Daughters 33 Vice-President 35 Basketball I, 2, Volleyball 1' Badminton 2 4. ANDERSON IRENE D. Intelliyent artistic, and full of fun Many a friendship she has won. . .A. 2, 3, - B' Club J, 45 Volleyba I, 2 3, 4- Badmin- 'on 2, 3, 43 Tennis 2 3, 45 48er's 2, 35 C. of C. 3, 4' Sparlis lub 3, 4' Gaveleersg Catlog 45 Home Ec. lg Bowling 3, 4' Torch Honor 2, 3, 4g National Honor 43 Pep Club 4. B3 Barrett B1rtlett ANDREWS BETTY L Her philosophy as we see ls Why should life all labor be? APELAND HELEN A To one we shall all ugree A bright and congenial girl is she Orchestra l GAA 1 2 3 4 Spanish Club 3 4 Torcu onor 2 3 4 Climberettes 3 4, Pep Club 4 Book keeper 3 4t ARNESEN JOLANDA G A little gal that gets around A pepprer one can t be found Latin Club 2 3 Squeegee Board 3 4 Pep Club 4 C of C ARTHUR ROBERT O I have a marked aversion for a book B et Oh ' may heaven match me with a cook Torch Honor 2 3, Squeegee Board 4 ASPLUND WILLIAM H A little nonsense now and then ls reltshcd by the best of men AVERY ISOLA L One who will always underst md And gladly lend a helping hand BAKER DOLORES A cheerful gurl with a ready gnn Into your heart her way she ll wan BALL WILLIS L Seeking fortune, fame renown The slirkest football player in town. Letterman: Club 3, 45 Football 3. 4, Boxing 3, Gaveleers 4. BARRETT, CHARLES H. Football s favorite headed far fame, Will find his way to Notre Danse. Football 3, 4, Alpha Hi-Y 4' Baseball 4- Choir 4- Operetta 4' Spanish Club 2g Letterman l Club 4. BARTLETT, JAMES M. lim is a super name- He plays the part, he plays the game. Radio Club I. fifteen T HE CLASS Z 51 Baumgartel Beck Benning X .wg . fi! Biley Blanchetr Blessing il . 5 H' if Boekenoogcn Bolden Bowman BAUMGARTEL, GLORIA P. An Adrian in future years, Well adept with cloth and shears. Lair Ad Stalf l, 2, 3, 45 Home Ec. 15 Spanish Club 2, 35 Ger- man Club 45 Tri-Y 3, 45 C. of C. 3, 45 Gaveleers 45 Torch Honor 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 45 Science 4. BECK, RONALD L. Reliability and courage no lack, Popularity ix Ronny Beck. Alpha Hi-Y 2, 35 Sergeant at arms5 Honorary Squeegec Board J, 45 Spanish Club 3. BENNING, EVALYN G. Accomplished, and wholesome, who could ask for more? That's sweet Evalyn, the girl we adore! Pep Club 45 Vice Pres.5 Hi-Climberettes 45 Spanish Club 45 Tri-Y 45 Gaveleers 4. Entered from Iowa City High School. BERRIER, BILLY C Memphis surely must be proud To have a san so well endowed. Entered from Memphis, Tennessee. BERRY, BONNIE j. Brinsful of mischief, wit and glee, A truly charming girl is shel' Home Economics Club 3, 45 Vodvil 45 Pep Club 45 History Council 35 Music Club 45 Operetta 3, 45 Choir 3', 45 Latin Club 25 Dramatic: 4. BEYER, MARION V. Her pleasant smile should inspire Adnniration for Marion Bqyer. Spanish Club 35 Pep Club 45 Ski Club 45 Sotial Science Club 45 Home Ec. Club 4. BILEY, JOHN T. A future in radio has this lad- It's here to stay and not a fad. Radio Club 4. BLANCHETTE, ROLAND V. . Nice to meet, and nice to know, 'UNCCD A good companion wher'er you go. A ,.., .,,. . ,N Berries- Berry Beyer Blu hm Babbitt B0d6l'l Boyd Brandt Brannan BLESSING, VIRGINIA M. Silence is golden, we do not dispute, This girl, though quiet, has fine repute. Gaveleers Club 4. BLUHM, JIM L. If it's forestry, football, or rrooning, lim will hasfe them all swoonsing. Alpha Hi-Y 3, 45 Hi-Climbers 3, 45 Choir 1, 25 Vodvii 35 Football 45 Operetta 3, 4. BOBBITT, MARTHA F. Serenity and coolness, too, Will calm most any storm for you. BODEN, ELISE C. Come what may in life or play, Elise will have her part to say. Spanish Club l5 Torch Honor 2, 45 Home Ec. Club 25 Pep Club 4. Graduated in three years. BOEOKENOOGEN, RICHARD M. He is ambitious, courteous, kind, A finer example is hard to find. BOLDEN, GERALDINE A little ray of Southern sun, With bubbling personality :pid fun. BOWMAN, PATRICIA A. Her qualities so many glowing, Make Pat u girl well worth knowing. Pep Club'45 Basketball 1, 25 bovbling I5 Softball I, 2. BOYD, PHYLLIS A. A pretty girl with lots of poise, And one who never inahc' much noise. Torch Honor Society 3, 45 Operetta 4. BRANDT, MARTIN I. Though now at B. H. S. we deem, She's gained afection and ertee vs. Choir 3, 4. BRANNAN, RICHARD E. Self-assumed-an active boy, He'll he the air corps' pride and joy! Hi-Climbers 2, 3,45 Ski Club 45 Alpha Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club I, 25 Squcegee Board 45 Basketball I, 2. THE CLASS Z Jw Bratton Bfallll Brown, M. A. B'Yan' Bllhef Bumstead G -x V Q. 3 Q . MQ l Q 4 I g Bl-lrgffl Burke Bushaw BRATTON, JACK A. Though headed for the Hall of Fame, Modesty is his middle name. Torch Honor Society 3, 45 Latin Club 2, 35 Gaveleers 45 National Honor 4. BRAUN, MARGARET L. A truly ejicient, well known girl, Makes friends at every ripping whirl. G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 B Club 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 2, 35 German Club 35 Gaveleers Club 45 Chorus l, 45 Tumbling 1, 2, 35 Volleyball I, 2, 35 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Bowling I, 2, 3, 45 Basketball I, Z, 3, 45 Pep Club 4. BROWN, ANN True to each and every one, Will show that this girl's lots of fun. BROWN, MARYALICE Personality, looks, and charm, Will never come to grief or harm. Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 2, 35 Torch Honor 2, 3, 45 National Honor 3, 45 Secretary 35 Pep Club 45 Tri-Y 3, 45 French Club 45 Rep. 45 Lair Business Staff 35 Science Club 45 Secretary 45 Junior Cotton Ball. BROWN. ROBERT E. There is no barn in aiming high So, let your limit be the sky. Latin Club I5 Squeegee Board 3, 4. BROYLES, ROBERT D. His ambitions are rnany5 his faults are fewg He'll find success in whatever he'll do. Electricity Club 45 Treasurer. BRYANT, ROBERT W. With all his brains and business ways, He'll find success through all his days. Intramural basketball 3, 45 French Club 45 President. Torch Honor Society 45 National Honor 4. BUHER, DOROTHY A. Eyes of sparkling light, Even disposition - bright. Social Science Club 35 G.A.A. I, 2, 3. 1. F Br0Wn Brown, R. Broyles V '5- R 'K i ' . .' an -V , , -'31 'I ' U V s. Bunker, F. Bunker, R. Bunting . . Q '32 1. 6' , ' -T 'nv ' 4 T: v ' All 1 Callaghan Cameron Campbell, j, BUMSTEAD, ROY Something ventured, something done, Something accomplished, SOME fun. BUNKER. FORREST W. Confdentially - we'd like to kno IU just what makes Spud really go. Beta Hi-Y 3, 45 Operators Club 2, 3, 45 Squeegee Board 2, 3, 45 Secretary 35 President 45 Golden Paw Club 4. 3, 45 French BUNKER, RALPH Knowledge comes to some with ease, Others struggle with C's and D's. BUNTING, BILL C. On the shores of Puget Sound, A better bowler can't be found. Beta Hi-Y 3, 45 Hi-Climbers 3, 45 Squeege Board 3, 45 Boys' Singles Bowling Championship. BURGETT, WALTER A mischievous boy who likes a good time We're mighty sure to success he'll climb. BURKE, JOHN 'E. He's got what it takes to get along Both brawn and brains to him belong. BUSHAW, SHIRLEY V Never loiters, never wastes an hour Knows her music, whether true or sour. Band l, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 45 Home Ec. Club 15 Debate I, 25 Pres. 25 B Club 2, 3, 45 Torch Honor 2, 3, 45 National Honor 3, 45 Tri-Y 3, 45 Spanish Club 3, 45 Executive Board 35 Pep Club 45 48'ers 1, 25 Inter Club Council Board of Control 35 C. of C. 4. CALLAGHAN. ROSE l. Quiet and friendly, And nice incidentally. CAMERON, ANNETTA l, 25 Band Annettis special interest and hobby is art, Which on the road to success, we hope will give her a good start. German Club 2. CAMPBELL, JAY L. We look to bins to brighten our day, For n very cheerful boy is lay. seventeen T HE CLASS 0 ' 55 ia Q 9 'Win Y aug b I f as Campbell, P. Campbell. M- Capp .Audi fl Casad Case Cass . Q- -,111- 6-an x A ' . 12' s Childs Clay Clegg CAMPBELL, PHYLLIS L. Small and petite A verey nice treat. Chorus l, 25 Puppetteers 35 Latin Club 3, 45 G.A.A. 2, 35 Squeegee Board 45 Pep Club 45 Sec. 45 Hi-Climberettes 45 Drama Club 45 Gavcleers 45 Tri-Y 4. CAMPBELL, PRESTLEY M. His cheerful disposition and ready smile, Wins and holds friends really worth while. Hi-Climbers l, 2, 35 Beta Hi-Y 35 Operators 35 Ski Club 35 Football . CAPP, RUTH LUCILLE She's dark, large-eyed, and nice And so pretty one looks twice. Girls Chorus 15 Choir 3, 45 Operetta 3, 45 Catlog 45 Torch Honor 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. l, 25 French Club 3, 45 Pep Club 4. CARLSON, FRANCES A. True to her word, her work, and her friends, All put together makes a good blend. Tumbling 3. CARLSON, JOCELYN LEE Always lends a willing hand To every thing that's planned. CARTER, DOROTHY M. Some girls go to a show for a date5 Others like Dorothy rollerskate. CASAD, RICHARD D. When he's around, there's always fung And how that lad can twist a pun. German Club I, 25 Basketball 1, 25 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Choir l, 25 Alpha Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Vice Pres. 45 C. of C. 3, 45 Exec. Board 45 Vodvil l, 2, 3, 45 Operetta 25 Band Board of Control 35 Cheerleader 35 King 35 Hi-Climbers 2, 35 Squeege Board 3. CASE, IAMES Easy come, easy go, lames is anything but slow. CASS, MAXINE E. Blonde hair, eyes of greenish blue, A friend who's always good and true. CHANDLER, DORIS E. Very sweet and sincere, Many friends will always be near. Band 35 Orchestra l, 2, 3, 45 Tri-Y 3, 45 Pep Club 45 Hi- Climbers 3, 45 V. Pres. 45 C. of 'C. 2, 45 Homecoming Chair- man 45 Catlog 45 Latin Club 2, 3, 45 Gaveleers 45 Operetta 2, 3, 45 Volleyball I5 Badminton 25 Basketball I5 Ice Skating I5 National Honor 4. eighteen for Carlson, F. Carlson, J. Carter 2' , ,-We, be 44 5 , 'Y ' 've 1. Chandler, I. Chandler, D. Chase Cloward Cochran 00112115 CHANDLER, IRL L. His hobby is out-door life and camping, Sa in his spare time, through the woods he'll be :ramping Gaveleers 45 Latin Club 25 International Relations Club 3 CHASE, KENNETH L. This tall young fbap of lengthy stride invariably sees the funny side Torch Honor 25 Band I, 2, 3, 45 Choir 3, 4: Basketball l, 2 3, 45 Baseball Manager 3, 45 Golden Paw 3, 45 Boys' Club Sec.-Treas. 45 Spanish Club 15 Operetta 3, 45 Business Man ager 4. CHILDS, REVA R. Likeahle and bright With a desire to do things right Dramatic Club 45 Volleyball 45 G.A.A. 45 Pep Club 45 Oper etta 3, 45 Squeege Board 45 Choir 45 Vodvil 3, 45 C of C 45 Senior Play 4. CLAY, FLORENCE Misery with her Texas drawl, Has many a friend in our school's ha Volleyball I5 Bowling I5 Badminton I5 Squeegee Board 2 3, 45 Sec. 45 Ski Club 4. CLEGG, ROSALY O. Born under a lucky star, We predict shc'll go far. Spanish Club 2. 35 Torch Honor 2, 3, 45 Choir 3, 45 Science Club 4 . CLOWARD, MARCELINE K. Good times and many a friend, We wish Ma1'cr'li e without Mid. Orchestra 3, 45 Choir 2, 3, 45 Bowling 45 Spanish Club 45 Swimming I5 Operetta 3, 4. COCHRAN, CLARE Studious, friendly, rnusiqal, and gay lust as bright as a flower in May. Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 25 French Club 3, 45 Torch 2, J, 45 National Honor 3, 45 Catlog Staff 3, 45 Girls' Club Cabinet 45 Lair Staff 35 Tri-Y 3, 45 C. of C. 2, 35 Pep Club 45 Opererta 2, 3, 45 Gaveleers 45 National Hbnor Treas. 4. COLLINS CATHERINE R. Catherine wins her many friends By the willing hand she always lends. F Q THE CLASS at Y Collins Conn V Cummings Cunningham A-JDQ 'H. ba 'IF X? K' Day. .l Dewey Dichtenmsller COLLINS, PATSY ANN Congemal and gay That's what Pat's friends say Girls' Club 2, Choir 3, 4, Gaveleers 4, Squeegee Board 2 3 4, Swimming 2, Music Club 4, Roller and Ice Skating 4 CONN BEVERLY J. A sparkling girl with pleasant are Who in school life has found ber place. Squecgee Board 2 3 4' Bowling I5 Swimming I- C. of C. 3, 45 Vodvil 3, 45 Ski Club 4' Gaveleers 45 Catlog 4- Roller Skating 45 Ice Skating 4. COOPER LUCILLE ALICE A light-haired athletic Miss An interesting happy person this. COURIER JEAN Sports lor her have the deepest thrill She goes at them too with all ber skill. G. .A. 3, 45 B Clu 4. CRAWFORD FRED B. Into the 'Bright Blue Yonder Is where Fred wants to wander. CRONKHITE DERRICK L. Here's a boy liked by every rienrl He's one on whom you can depend. Orchestra l 2 J, 4' Choir, 2, 45 Beta Hi-Y 3. 4' Hi-Climb- ers 35 Football Mgr. l' Basketball 2 3' Baseball 2' German Club 3' Vodvil 3, 4. CUMMINGS JUANITA With a personality and smile so gay Nita brightens every day. Girls Club Cabinet 3 4' Soph Vice Pres. 3: Pep Club 4' Tri- Y 3, 4' Pres. 4' Girls Club Auxiliary Treas 2' Opere:'a 4' jr. Prom Committee 35 Catlog 2 3' Torch Honor 3 4' National Honor Society 45 48'ers 2' lnter-Club Council 3- Gaveleers Club 4' Senior Ed. 4. CUNNINGHAM PHYLLIS L. She likes to sing So music let ber bring. Latin Club 2 35 Gaveleers 4' Home Ec. Club 2. DAIGLE, VELMA JEAN Sweet and friendly, eyes of blue, To her friends she's always true. Tri-Y 3, 45 Treal. 45 B Club 45 Pep Club 45 Vodvil I, 25 Home Ec. Club lg Bowling 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3. 45 C. of C. l, 25 Tennis 45 Spanish Club 3, 45 Torch Honor Z, 3. Cooper Courier Dalgle Daly Crawford Cronkhite 8 40' arc' Davidson Davis, C .im- Donaldson Doyle Draper DALY GEORGETTA Your haste or rempe. shell appeusi With her cheery number please DAVIDSON RAY es never sud or eelm blue His troubles are so Lery eu DAVIS CLARK Architectural problems he plans to uu.ruu!l' To study some music and then he will trnze . Science Club 3' Gaveleers Club 4. DAY JUANITA v. She is happy and gay a little hit shy But no music or sports are too hard to try. irls Glee Club 2' Baseball 2 3- Choir 3 4' Swimming -- Gaveleers Club 4' Roller Skating 4' Bowling 2 4' Volley- bal 2 . DEWEY, WAYNE D. Wfell-known :fell-liked and ull o un' Many the friends that he has won. Vodvil . DICHTENMILLER LOIS A cheerful girl and riendship too' At nurses uork shell really do. Latin Club 3, 4. DONALDSON LEXINE E. Peppy and active as any you re met She is small and sweet, and the cutest yet. ' B Club 2 3 4' Minute Girl l, 25 Spanish Club 2- G.A.A. l Z 3 4' Archery 2 3' Hi-Climberettes 4' Pep Club 4- Chamber of Commerce 4- Girl: Chorus 2- Squeegee Board 4' Tri-Y 4. DOYLE ANDREA Slender and fall as a smooth Grecian column, Her life beats serenely and is seldom solemn. Dramatic: 4. DRAPER, BARBARA L. To learn costume designing shv'll follnn the rule And attend the Edison Vocational School. nineteen T HE CLASS Drnscoll Eder Edwards 1 Ellls W Epple Ernckson, E Efnor Ende Ellls Erlckson, P Evans, B Evans, T Evans, V Fam Farrar DRISCOLL THOMAS J A popular boy, many frxend: has he He likes to play tennxs, to hike, and to sk: Beta Hs Y 3, 4, Lettermans Club 3 4 Latm Club 3 Tenms 2 3 Hn Clxmbers 3 4 Slu Club 4 EDER KATHERINE We salute a girl who and st s not a rumor .Has charm, good looks, and a sense of humor Tr: Y 3, 4, Vlce Pres 4, Gnrls' Club Cabmet 4 Chonr I, 3, 4, Gaveleers 4, Torch Honor Soclety 2 3 4 Catlog 4 Student Council 4 Vodvll 3 4 Glrls arte! 3 Girls G ee 1, 2 EDWARDS, JACK Though hes been ln Bremerton or u long time He would do well sn any elifnel Choir 4, Spanish Club 3 4 Hxstory Club 4 FNOR ROBERTA L Bohhles a friend, a good nuxer too Girls like her, are all too w Tumblmg I, 2, B ' Club 2 3, S of C 2, Glrls' Chorus I 2 Chonr 4 EIDE MELVIN D Melwn ll rertausly a popular boy Knowmg hun brings so many joy' Alpha Hn Y 2 3 Latm Club I 2, Basketball I 2 Operetta ELLIS DON E Popular but shy, quiet hut truei A Letterman, Our Presrdent We salute you Beta I-LY 2, J, 4, Football I, 2, J 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Letterman's Club 3, 4, Sec 4, Boys' Club Sgt at Arms 3, Sensor Class President, Track 7, Span :sh Club I 2 ELLIS, PVANDA L You'd never fnd a nicer girl If you trsed and tried She's the kxnd of a gxrl you lske to know, she's alwavs on your side' Girls' Glee I, Choxr 3, 4, Operesta 3, 43 Pep Club 4, Lanr Staff 4 twenty Nov Faul Ferguson Fmlav EPPLE DELORES ANN This girl loves to sang, we know It makes ber shane with a happy glow Bowling I 2 3 4 Spanish Club 2 Girls Glee Z, Choir 4 Operetta 4 ILRICKSON ELLA LOU A lxttle bird tells us she ll he married soon We hope life s harp plays a hap y tune' I-rench Club 2 ERICKSON PAULINE O We hear she xntendx to be a teacher May the very best of everythxng reach her' Latm Club I Spanish Club I 2, Dramatnc Club I Volley ball 2 Pep Club 4 Torch Honor 2 Graduated m hree years EVANS BETTY LOU An znfertuous grm, a steady will At any tune she fills the .hall EVANS LEROY T Arnbxtlon he has sn a great bu' way' We hope hu amss are here to stag' Golden Paw 3 4 Football 2 EVANS VIOLA Through her school lxfe she has gathered friends Forshes one upon whom Fl eryone depends PAIN SHIRLEY A Peppy and gay and full of life She ll make some man a dandy wufe FARRAR, GORDON L A gentleman ss Gordon Farrar, At high jumping hes quxte a star Letsermans Club 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Operators Club 2 3,4 Pres 4, Gaveleers Club 4, Alpha Hs Y FAUL, JOY B An Anthropalogist she washes to he, Success comes to one such as she Spanish Club 3, 43 Torch Honor Socnety 4, Socual Scnence Club 4, Science Club 4 FERGUSON, WILLIAM E Fereuson's Im outdoor man, He hunts and fishes all he can Spamsh Club 4, Lasm Club 4 FINLAY, MARY C Marv n a lovely name, And Ihfs arse foo I5 s-'I for fame Spanish 2 and 4 ' li 4- t fr V ' ' V 5 1. 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Q6- Gangn1th Gerber Gles FLIEDER JERRY L Outstanding quite ss larry Flxeder He's always been a student leader Student Councll l, Letterman'l Club 3, 4, Alpha Hs Y 2 4 Spanssh Club l, 2, Latm Club 3, 4 Torch Honor Socxety Z, 3, 4, Natsonal Honor Socsety 3 4, Skx Club 4 Gaveleers 4, Hn Clnmbers 3 4, Boys' Club Cabmet 4, Basketball l 2 3 4 Lanr Staff 3, 4, Sensor Play 4 FOLEY MARION CORA On teaebsng school her heart ss set Who wants to be the teacher s pet Home Ec Club 3 Pep Club 4 FORCE DORIS E A clever ksrl ss Dorss Force, We'll often bear of her, of course Band 1 Mmute Girl, Latm Club 2 3 French Club 4 Chonr 4 Torch Honor Socnety 4 FORREST MAXINE M A eharnnng gurl as our Maxxnc She has rbe manner o a queen Pep Club 4, Catlog 4, Sports 4 FORSYTH, ELIZABETH She spends her spare hours out on the water She enjoys swnmnmg as much as Kang Neptune daughter Operetta 4 FREDRICKSON BETTY J Blond petite uxtb eyes of blue Betty gets your number too FREEMAN CHARLOTTE R Tall and stately clever and fair Charlotte ss one with never a care FRIEDMAN PAUL LEE Paul ss destined to go f Hu uagon s httrhed right to a mu A ha HI Y 2 3 4 HI Climbers 3, Golden P U Latin Club 2 German Club 3 4 Track l Basketball FRlTZ CAPOLYN R Her artne Inst u :ery long Of' Clrnlxn you can't go wrong Spamsh Club I, 2, Glrls Club Auxnhary Cabmet 2, Gnrls' Club Cabmet 3, 4, Treas 4, Torch Honor Socsety 2, 3, 4, Lalr Staff 2, 3, Cat Log Staff l, 2 3, 4, Edntor ln Chnef 4, Trl Y 3 4, Pep Club 4, Gaveleers Club 4, Secretary 4, Foot. ball Programs 4, Student Councsl 4 6 Fan-est Forsyth Fredrxckson 'wt Qs- -'! 'w I-rost Fry Fryett Gdch,-,gt Gunther Glen FROST ,IANICE RUTH Pretty as dawn In a dazzling way Danny erudes poyousness right through the day FRY CAROL Carol ss a clnnberette, Shell reach the top, we want to bet Spamsh Club 3 Reporter 3, Tn Y 3 4, Gaveleers Club 4 Hx Clnmb rs 3 4 Pres 4, Pep Club 4 Torch Honor Socxety 3 4 Natnonal Honor Socxety 4, Vodvul 3 Chamber f Commerce 3, 4 FRYETT CHARLOTTE I Her ambztmu II m art Her goal ss set, she has a start Spanish Club 3, 4, Pep Club 4 GANGNATH DOROTHY JEAN Always good matured and wstty And always very pretty Tn Y 3, Latm Club l 3, Natlonal Honor 3, Pep Club Torch Honor 2 ,3, Chorus J Chosr 2, 3, Sports 1, Band l 2 3 Operetta 2 3, Quartette 2 3 Gxrls Club Cabinet 2 GERBER, A BARBARA Barb s hobby ss sports we see I'here's none finer than she' Chosr 4 GlES J RICHARD Helpful and always wrlllng to work HL has quiet eyes lil wbzch a twmkle lurks Gavelcers Club 4 GILCHRIST L DARWIN A subtle sense of humor dxplomntzr nutun and pleas ing smile, Ave the attributes o a rxenrl uho rs really uortb while Beta J 4 Letterman: Club 2 J 4 Pres 4 Thumber 3 4 Bsttballl 2 3 4 Track2 3 4 GlNTHER, JO ANN Alum'-s happy and 5,113 Every minute of the day 48'ers 3, History Council 3 GLEN, R jACKlE Pre'ty to ualk with, And witty to talk with twenty On? 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' ,ll ,V ' THE CLASS 0 Ji Goodwm Gor on Gregefsen Gunsolus NM fs Hanberg Haney GOODWIN DAN Gr-mzow Hacker is ai Hansen Wxth an xndependent an' and the abzlztg to have good tune, We know there II much happiness m Alpha H1 Y 2, 3, 4, Sec 4 Golden Paw Track I 2, 3, 4 Letterman's Club 3, 4, HI Honor 2, 3, 4 Spamsh Club 2 3 Student eutmg Att 4 Boys Club Cabinet 4 Olsen s GORDON CAROL A gzrl who makes the most o every And u lxfe with much happiness m xt GRANZOW MARGIE store for all time 3, 4 Pres Clnmbers 3, Torch Councxl 4 Prose Odd Ball s minute She s exceedingly tall yet grace ully so And the envy of many uho snnplg can t grou Glee Club I Home Ec Club 3, 4, Pres 3, 4, Gaveleers' Club 4 Pep Club 4 Dramatncs Club 4, Vodvul 2 3 4 Chamb of Commerce 4 GREEN LLOYD Lloyds future aims are high hu uture plans are college, We uxsh lurk to try to get so much knoulcdge Track Boys Club and Latln Club GREILNBERG CLARA MAE A hlonrle with green eyes A gnl who aluoys tr1es Pep Club 4 GREENIL ADELYNE Blonde hair and ha el eyes Adelynes quite the prize GREGERSILN ,IOSEPHINE Wxth u cheerful congenial manner l Io with lots o glamour 344. Green Greenberg Greene me Hallowell Halverson Hammersten Hardman Hardy HHITIS HALLOWELL DOROTHY M other who s graduating nn her third year, r future should be bright and clear Bowlmg I 2 Badmmton 2 French Club 3 Vodvsl 4 'ers I Baseball I HALVERSON, AUDREY O Good luck, good fortune all your 1 e And may your uay he free rom str: e HAMMERSTEN, MARGARET J A girl with blue eyes and hlond han We wfsh her a future ree rom dfspu Chmr 3 HANBERG DONALD I' With hfs horn he ll hlou his nay Into college In a great hxg uag Band I 2, 3 4, Section Leader 4 Hn Clmbers 2 3 -1- Pres 4, Bowlmg Team 4, Spamsh Club 2 3 HANEY RICHARD D Best wishes we ex end to Dzck We hope hrs uture arms will cllck HANSEN, BARBARA J For Barbara we predxct a very hngh! fu ure We hope that all her dreams will reach her B Club 3, 4, Spamsh Club 3, 4, Pep Club 4 G A A I 4, Lair Ad S aff 2, Basketball 1 Volleyball Bowlmc, Bad mlnton, Baseball HARDLIAN, NADINI: C Because hugh school for her II soon to end Best wlshes and good luck ue all extend Home hc club 4 Gaveleers Club 4 HARDY BILLIE LA FRANCES GUNSOLUS GEORGIA MAE HN 'mme H Gwrgm Mue, The best of luck ue rush for Bxllxe Who's aluays trim, but not rlllg Our lush for her rs to he happy unmy u Jay Spdmsh Club 3 Homemakmg Club 3, 4 HA! KILR, ROBERT G He hear st's tht Navy for htm, HARRIS, DOROTHY A three and out lmlf your ml, We hope he'll keep those ships tum Wfho as eu.e1Jf0 f,-I Pal Gtrmqn Club 2, 3, Debate Qlub, Chou- 4, Opereua 4, Baseball I, 2, Spamsh Club 3, 4, Lalr Staff 4, Mmute Gnrl I Hlstorv Lounul 3 PEP Club 4 twen'y two 1 J f f 'wswexz ttg' , f if' ' 4 f M4 V V . . 4 1 ,L t' 45 - v 'Ja We of V 4 ,1 t In 4 b A ,4 ,Nw ',,, I A 4 i , A' ,, l X , ' d . ' r M '4 A , A 4 5 444 4 Qu 4 4. 4. s4 A ' ifsglrief, 44 , wa s nv L 4 'Y' I I: L- J 'F f at KA 5'-If f f 'S-Q 4 S 1 M l 4 A 'Sgr'-i1f,l':bIi:?41'4:4k f 5' ? , Y 7 ' . . . .. I H An , . . . A, ' He ' l r ' ' ' ' - ' . 5 ' : 1 ' 1, 2: - ' . : 2, 3 . 45 8 5 . , s - ' - ' : , 9 1 - ' rf , - , 1 ' , 1 1 4 n - , , - . Y s f f. . f i , ' f f ' - '- y I. - f 4 - ' A r ' I , 1 4 - 4 : : ' ' ' 1 s 2 ff' . - . - 4 . - . I I 7 - ' I ! i r u ' Y ' , ' ' ' , ' f v - ' F ' Y . ' f - I ' . ' ' ' - ' - ' - g . . . ,z, 5, . ' . F ' i ' : : ' Us - Y ' 4' I 7 ' o ' s , ' f . V 'I ' T HE CLASS mmlwf' T 7 Hartsheld Haugen A Haugen Hewntt D Hlgbee H, Q ,ar if Hays Heacock Hewutt M1 aww Hxlhgoss Hxnes Hurst 7 Hobbs Hofferber Hoffman HARTSFIELD, CHARLES BARR Light hair wxtb good dxsposztxon High rn the world he ll find his posxtzou Latm Club 2 3 Sgt at Arms 3, Spamsh 3 Alpha H Y 2 , 4 Pres 4, Boys' Club Cabinet 3, 4, C of C 3 Golden Paw 3 4, V Pres 4, Inter Club Council 3 HAUGEN, ALLAN DEAN Those large brown beuutzjul eyes Belong to a boy well always p 1 Basketball 2 3 Baseball 2 3 Latm Club 2 3 Alpha Hn Y 2 3 4 Sgt at Arms 4 Spamsh Clul:-4 HAUGEN JOYCE C To you we uould lake to extez ll Good urshes rom begznnm to erm' HAYS LONA FAYE Lonu rs another gurl, Who ll he gxwng the U u uhxrl Home Economscs Club HEACOCK HOWARD W A brzllxant young man wxth lots o zest Who throughout lxfe null do hxs best H1 Y 3 4 H1Cl1mbers 2 3 4 Track 2 Squeegee Board HEWITT CHARLENE ELIZABETH In three years she ls graduating Her plans she xs already regulating Chorus l, Dramatncs 1 Spanish Club Cat Log Staff 2, 3 G A A 2 3 Torch Honor 3, Natnonal Honor 3 Sensor Play 4 HEWITT DIANE A OH to college she wants to go We hope to follow ber, heel and toe Spanish Club 1, 2, German Club 3, Archery Club 3, Pep Club 4, Baseball, Gavelee s 4, C of C 4 HIGBEE, FLOYD A That knack for speakxng that was guru fo Howl Should make hun one uho none wall azoxrl Spamsh Club 2, 1, Gaveleers 4, Science Club 4, Torah Honor Socnety 2, 3 HILL, MARY jEAN A gxrl who has personality plus A gurl uho pleases uxlhout a fuss Home Ee, Club l, 4, Dramatxcs Club 4, Squcegec- Board 4, Sports 4 ax fc Hood Hopknns Hosford HILLIGOSS ANNABELLA G Annabella we hear, and xt :sn t xntustzon will be a nurse, and that takes ambrtzon Basketball I 2, Bowlsng l 2 Softball 2 Pep Club 4 HINES MARION L She s undecided doesn t know what to do She may not know xt but many others are too HIRST BERNARD A mee lad, who s always un, He s always rraekfng another pun HOBBS BETTY L Betty' present arm as Busxness College, We know shes prepared wxth the right knowledge Latm Club 1, Bowlmg 4, Pep Club 4 IWOFFERBER RICHARD D Dirk unto radxo you should go Your sparkling voice would uou them so' HOFFMAN DON E He has a ne future ahead o him We knou. xt :sn t just a wbrm Beta H1 Y 3 4 Spamsh Club 2 3 Gaveleers 4 HOOD LOIS Shes always on the go a B Club Girl Next she ll try glwng colleges a whirl B Club 3 4 Pres 4 Hugh Clxmberettes 4 GAA I 2 3 4 C of C 4 Pep Club 4 Spams ub 4, Latm 2 3, Mmute Gnrl l 3 Gaveleers Club 4 Swnmmmg 4 Torcl Honor 2, 3, 4, Natnonal Honor 4 HOPKINS, RONALD F As Ronald's plans are all for Colle t He as prepared with lots of knowledge Spannsh Club 2, Debate 2, Choir 4, Operett1 4 HOSFORD, ELIZABETH GRACE Gusne's a pretty, sparlzlmg thmg, Where she ls, blues all take wing Pep Club 4, Cat Log Editor Staff 4, Slu Club 4, Sports ' Chorus 2, Home Economncs Club l, Chamber of Commerce 3, 4, junnor Prom Executive Board 3 twentv three W J i if W s ff Q K- A , 9,1 z 4 I 2 T' 3 s Cs. 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Q T HE CLASS 0 Hostetler Hochhggu Hunt, Helen E Hunts rielen J Huntgr ohnson A Johnson, E ohnson, G HOSTETLER RICHARD G Wzth a braxn that xs so very keen Dzck xs always on the beam Puppeteers 2, Archery 3 HOCHHAUS JACK CARL Although quiet and reserved, He rs quark to be observed HUBBELL RUDD O As basketball manager he worked at full pue It wxll be hard to hll his place H1 Chmbers 3 Squeegee Board 1 2 3 Basketball Mgr 2 3 Head Mgr 3, Jr Hs Y Track Mgr 1, Graduated m 'QW years HUILLETT DALE F IPs of to college he will go And there his abslzty rs sure Io shou German Club 2 3 National Honor Society 4 HULL JAMES EDMOND A young man who will surely go far Wlth that 1a:ce that IS so ar above par Spanish Club 2 3 Torch Honor 3 Operetta Case 3 4 Vod vsl 3 4 Debate 4 Squeegee Board 4 Student Councul 4 Musxc Club 4 HUNSAKER BILLIE D A girl who is a rxend to all Be they slim nt, short or tall rs Club l 2 3 4, Bowlngl HUNT HELEN E Back to Wisconsin she hopes to gu To her we wxsb all good thzngs to flon HUNT HELEN J To become a nurse takes a true hem! From this ambztzon never depart A 1 HUNTER JOREEN A In the years that are to come We hope life for her will aluays hum Spamsh Club 3 twenty four Hubbell Hulllet 46 Hull Hunsaker Jenlun Jensen Johns Judd Johnson, H Iones JENKIN LORRAINE E Like a Dresden China doll Like a airy hthe and small French Club 3 Home Ec Club 4 JENSEN MARY ANN A true descendant o a Viking Fond of sports, nursing and hxkmg Home Ec Club l 2 Gnrls Ensemble Bowlmg 1, Chorus 1, 48'ers 2 3 Latm Club 1, 4, C of C 4 Squeegec Board 4, Home Nursmg 3, Pep Club 4 Hxkxng 3 4 Bad mmton 3 4 Skatxng 4 Scnence Club 4 JOHNS KENNETH W Quite the lmgusst is Kenny johns, Wxth knowledge o the pros and cons Spamsh Club 2, 3 German Club 4 Torch Honor Socsety 2 3 JOHNSON ARLENE With hair so lovely and eyes of brown Headed for fame success reknown JOHNSON EVANGELINE M Luke Long ellows Immortal poem Evangelxne will lme to sbom em' Vocational Work Pep Club JOHNSON G SHIRLEY This girl comes rom Montana State Success undoubtedly If her ate Home Ec Club l, Bowling l, Basketball l Volleyball 1 Tumblmg 1 JOHNSON, HELEN D Music Archery, and Arts She haxls rom Langweu and othu punts Orchestra 2 3 JONES RUTH A Boogie Beetbozen Dorsery and Buch This gal can make the keyboard la Trl Y 3 4 German Club 4 Vodvll l 2 JUDD, DON M A fellow they call pal, or Bud, We know hun simply as Donald Iudd J , V I I 6' V S 5 l A ,L A 6 ' x , 5 J , , 5 W, 1' ,Nj - ,V ,S A 1 ', 4 A ' '9- , ., V ' 8 1' ' V I 1 rw- Q T t J , . , j . . . 1 ' . l l 9 - U ' I , ' - Q . . . l , . , I - . 5 Q 2, 3, 4: - ' , 5 ' ' ' . . 5 1 ' , - ' . : ' ' y 3 - ' . 1 3 . 5 . . 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T HE CLASS 0 Z fx I Keck Kelly Kempf A X Kmg K'PP0 Kleemenr Kozwl Kraft K1-umm KECK, PHILLIP L In personality and sports, Phil is erfellnll And many ne honors bas he held Operators Club 2 3, 4 Sec 3 Letterman s Club 3, 4, Beta H1 Y 2 3 4 Vnce Pres 4 Student Councnl 3 Spanxsh Club 2 3 Sec 3 Stage Crew 3 Gaveleers Club 4 Pres 4, Class Pres 3 Class Vnce Pres 4 Footballl Z 3 4, Boys Club Cabmet 4 Catlog Staff 4 KELLY LAVINA R Sewmg rs thus gurls spenul prxde Home Ec Club 2 Squeegee Board 3 Sk: Club 3 KEMPF WILLIAM J From guns to horsess hxs mterests range The Navy soon uull make a change KENDALL JOHN W He s a quiet lad whom stamps enthv all And a atorxte with one and all KERR STEPHEN L jr In npxmon a all Steven I5 smarter than smart The place where he shines IS Photographic art Football I 2 Cat Log 3 4, Spamsh Club I 2 Squeegee Board 2 3 4 Scxence Club 4 KINDER EVELINE A Her many talents will take her fa In lournalxsrn shes really up to ar Chonr 2 3 4 Operetta 2 3 4 Laxr Staff 2 3 4 H1Scnbes 3, 4, Cat Log 2 3 Tn Y 3 4 Pep Club 4, Latun Club 2 4 Chamber of Commerce 4, G A A I 2 KING WILLIAM H Rusty s ar lutles are many and varxerl RZJf0H5lblllfl2! of the Vodul bt has carried Chamber of Commerce 2 3 4 Pres 4, Vodvnl 4 E Board 3 Clxalrman 4 Bea H1 Y 4 Pre 1ns Club 2 3 4 Football I Basketball I 3 Clnmbers Z 3, Spanish Club 2 3 4 G1veleers Club 4 Paw 2 3 -I Actnve Club 4 KIPPO LORRAINE E This stately gurl ulth manner r And many other charms uc ml ecu Je Latter 4 H1 Golden A l KLEEMEIR JOYCE A ln photog and alanclne she finds much pleasure Her frxendshxps many she'll aluays treasure Spamsh Club 4 n l f w Kendall Ken' Kinder 354: kb K-Q Klefgggh Knapp Koen: las: Kullns Llmhert M Lambert R KLEISATH ROBERT I. A glimpse 0 lam II all one run get In his car he has fun you can bet KNAPP SHIRLEY ANN O doxng her duty, Shirley never does tnr And she also finals time to sing in the chon- Pep Club 4 Spamsh Club 3, 4, GAA 2 3 4 Operetta 4 Cl1olr4 Gnrls'Clubl 2 3 4 KOENIG ALVIN He IS the kmd we like to see Ever jolly and care ree KOZIOL LAVON MARIE SI: ht of buzld eyes of hlue Come on boys heres our cue' ARAFT HENRY Aa zmbxtrous outdoor boy as he V1 h ashlng smile that's wule and ree KRUMM SIDONIE A :ery active gxrl IS Std For great honor she has a bud B Chl: 3 4 Sec 4 owlmg I, 2 3, 4, GAA l, 2 3, 4 B mmton I 2 3 4 Gen Mgr 2 3 Basketball 2 3 4 Pep Club 4 Volleyball 2 3 4, Spanish 2 3 Torch Honor 2 3 4 Nauonal Honor 4, Trl Y 3 4 C of C 4 Mmute Gsrl 2 H1 Chmberettes 4 KUHNS PATRICIA LOUISE The Girls' Vice President ls quite :deal And on thu act we place our seal G A A I 2 3 4 Trl Y 3 4, Pep Club 4 Gaveleers Club 4 Grrls Club Vice Pres 4 Lalr Staff 2 3 Editor 4 H Clxmb reztcs 3 4, Cat Log 4 B Club 2 3 4 Torch Honor 3 4 Natxonal Honor 4 C of C 3 4 Student Councnl I LAMBERT, MERTON AVERY Mert, who rs hlessecl auth a pleasing :aut Is Dorn one anal onls rholte Chonr 3 4 Op rett1 3 4 Baseball 2 3 Spamsh Club 4 V0 vll LAMBERT ROBERT L Heres a boy liked by every rxenrl Hd: one on whom you can always depend twenty fiv Im E if Y , , ff 1 A U , 1 I 1 A, K 6' -!' 5 , ' x I .x I ' , I .. l Q . . .8 A U 93543555 W' 'fg .4 1, 4? 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THE CLASS 5 -on Long Letellner Lnchter ev- Lmdahl Llsak Lnston LANG, ELVA Lately and blond rs tbxs charming mzss All of ber friends realize tbls Spamsh Class 3 LAURIE PAULA H A rxendly, strawberry blond uxtb eyes of blue A su eet personality and popular too German Club 3 4 Home Economlcs Club 4 History Club 4 LAUSUND FRANK S Friendly and true be bas one Interest one num Hai mg ruptured lns beart, Donna rs ber name Slu Club 4 LEACH ELIZABETH C You sag you uunt beauty am talent too' Liz as our best bet, tbat's true French Club 2, 3, Vxce President 3, Gsrls Chorus 2, Tn Y 3 4 Msnute Gsrl 3 Spanish Club 4 Dramatlcs Club 3 4 Inter natnonal Club 3 Treasurer 3, Pep Clab 4 Chmr 4, Sensor Play 4 LA FEVRE SHIRLEY ANN An a txst o ame rn tbas locale We'Il long remember tlns rute gal Trl Y 3 4, Chorus l, Choxr 4 Pep Club 4 LEMMON DENNIS L Has greatest dellgbt I5 uorlung uxtb a rm Wztb tbxs abxlxty may be go LETLLLIER JAMES H Clear eyed and strapping and bundsome enoueb He s rlgbt lil there gbtmg uben the gomg gets rough Football 1 Z 1 4 Baseball l 2 4 lntermuml Basketball 2 3 4 Letterrnans Club 3, 4 LICHTER LORNA LEE Wbo rould be more e nent tbun Lorna Lee? Sbe smts ber rlends just to a T Home Economics Club 1 Auxxllary Cablnet 2 48'ers l 2 A u 4 Tn Y 3 4 Tor Honor Society 2 3 4 National Honor Society 2 3 4 Latm Club 3, 4 Hn Clamberettes 3, 4, Band 1 2 Gsrls Club Cab met 4, Chamber of Commerce 4, Pep Club 4 Sensor Class Treasurer, Squeege Board 3, 4, Gaveleers Club 4 Cat Log Busmess Staff 4 twenty six Lausund Leach LeFevre l emmon ul! me lis- 'WPC Lnddell Lum Lxmmg Lmd 'S Loghgad Logue Lohm1n LIDDELL ROBERT F , Jr HI: dancing eet wblle playxng tbe drum, Are bound to make bis ll e lmm Band 4 LIM MAE Y Mae will long be remembered bere for ber constant smile and sweet good rbeet GAA 1 2 3 4 Basketball, Bowlmg, Swnmmmg, Volley ball, Badmmton , B Cub 3, 4, Tn Y 3, 4, 48'ers 2, ep Club 4 Chamber of Commerce 4, Home Nursmg 3, Latnn Club 2 3 LIMING, VIOLET E Smile and sweet, but the story ss tbzs Dynamite is parked tn tbxs llttle miss Latin Club 2 3 GAA l 2 3 Chorusl Torch Honor So cnety 2, 3, 48'ers I, 2 LIND ROLLO 1: Surb u great bug voxee rom a little mun But be always sxngs 1 loud as be ran Spamsh Club 4 Chonr 4 LINDAHL CAROL JEAN Kind and sweet xntellxgent too, A pretty girl, with a heart true blue Chorus, Key of Llfe 2, Latm Club 3, 4 LISAK JOAN N An artist to be xs ber lx e s aim we bear And sbe ll be one never you fear Torch Honor Socnety 2 3 LISTON GERALDINE V Halr and eyes of rarker bue Sbe lslzes to sew and :be s good at nt too LOCHEAD A KAY Always tbere when needed most Latm Club 4 O tbxs girl ne ll aluuys boast LOGUE ALISON FRANK ulet, well you'd be surprxsed Hu baseball abxlity opens many eyes Spanish Club l Lettermans Club 2 3, 4, Boys Club Vscc President 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Baske ball 3 4 LOHMAN BEULAH A The reason wby ber mrknames Bubbles Sbe's brxgb' and rbeery and bas no troubles French Club 4 1 A.. , ,Y t I fy Q 4 1 3 2 fl ,H f vt F X.. 2 it-.,, Z , , A Q, , y p 4 L ' q . 11' :I ' ' f ' S it V, f Z A , . gh fs 9 W Q f U p 6, in , A . 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' 1 THE CLASS ev- ii I-0118 Lucas Ml Mazna LONG, LEWIS S Well versed sn radxo, physxcs and hsstory He's done very well and that's no mystery Radio 4, Electrscsty Club 4 LUCAS EUGENE F Though only here for a very short whsle Gene ss amed or his frxendly smrle Spanssh Club 2 3, Boxmg Club 2 3 Football Z Scnence Club 3, Torch Honor Socsety 3 LYMAN ,IUNE M Shes blond and lonely thu here lassy Who always looks so very classy French Club I Lanr Ad Staff Z Tn Y 3, 4, Lanr Staff 3 Vodvsl 3, Chamber of Commerce 3 4 LYON GEORGE M Mserohes and mocules he tracks to their den: And studies them all through macroscopic lens Latln Club 3 4 Spamxh Club 3 4 McGREGOR, ALAN ,I Science and math thxs lad learns To go to college his heart yearns McKAY BETTE A queen o girls ll Bette McKay Shes really 'tops' ln ecery way AA I 2 3 4 B Club 2 3 4, Spamsh Club 7 C our 2 3 4, Gsrl s Glee l, Trl Y 3 4 Pep Club 4 Torch Honor Z 3 4 Gaveleers Club 4, Gsrls' Club Cabinet 2, Au-nlnary Secretary 3, Secretary 3 Pressdent 4 McNUTT CLARABETH Intelligent sincere and the best of friend She s aluays there with a hand to lend Spanish Club 3 Scnence Club 3 4 Torch Honor 3 4 National Honor Soc ety 3, 4, President 4 Gavelccrs Club , Music Club 4 MADDEN, HELEN J Cleopatra, thy day ss past, A rsval has been ou rd at las Merrnll Mschels Minute Gsrl 3, Choir 4, Pep Club 4 MAKI, JEANNE L For higher learnmg her heart pines, Enjoyment in lxterature and sports she finds Laun Club 2, 3, French Club 4, Torch Honor 2, 3, 4, Squee gee Board 3 MALCOLM, GERALD L A lsfe sn radm thu 'stude ss planning, The electromcs field he is also scannme 'CF 'N-. I-Yman von McGregor McKay 0 35' Mllden Muller M Mxner MARQUARDT JANICE E For dannng and music she has a usr This blue eyed gal auth golden hanr Home Ec I Key of Lsfe 2 Socnal Scsence 4 French 3 Music Club 4 Chosr 4 MASSEY ALMA V Alma: lake a gypsy ulr Lovely, hauntmg with a wxll to an Tumblmgl 2 3 MAZNA SHIRLEY A Shxrley's hopes sn u name do In In making bread anrl rake and pre Bowling 4 Volleyball l Swsmmsng I Home Ec Club 3 4 MERRILL MIOLA W An artist she with needle and thread Wstb these shell earn her daily bnunl Swxmmnng l 2 Social Scse ce Club 4 MICHELS JANICE M amce has hohhxes by the score You see theres little room or mon tm Clubl 2 GAA I B Clu 3 Treas Hn Cllmberettes 3 4 Tn Y 3 -4 Pep Club 4 C of C -I Operetta 3 Gurls Glee Club 1 Z Chour 3 4 Mnnute Gnrl 4, Vodvsl 4 48'ers 3 Social Science Club Torch Honor Socxety 3 4 MILDEN CHARLES W Hu camera and he are uluays togethu In morning and night tame, in all lunds o uenthtr Track 2 3 4 Torch Honor 2 3 Spamsh Club I 7 Squce bee Board 4 ILIER MARILYN J Marilyn .s quiet, and Marilyn s shy, But Mar1l3n's star IS bright rn our sky Latsn Club 3, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Spseebte Board 4, Chamber of Commerce, Pep Club MINER, BETTY LOUISE She lx Miner only sn name In Bremerton High sbe'Il haze ltlillllt farm Minute Gsrl l, Gurls' Ensemble I, Z Girls' Chorus l, '. Home Ec Club 1, GAA I, 2, 3 4 Vodvsl 2 1 4, Chonr 3, 4, Tn Y 3, 4, B Club 3, 4, Pep Club 4, H Clumberettes 4, Sec junvor Class, Student Body Sec 4 To ch Honor 3. 3 4, Natnonal Honor 4, Operetta 3, 4 Gsrls' Club Au sxlnarv I twenty seven A W6 Y 1 ff , ' fe : '3 4- 1 V U ' , , ' so I I 4 3 it ' fs X41 L, ' E: 6. F 13,5 , y - ' lc ' ' s MCN1-IU Madden Maki Malcolm Marqunrds Massey N 5 F , 5 C f. l L '- ' ' l ' ' I ' ' 't ll ' 5 . . . . I h ' in 3 . Q .' . .S Q 4: . ' f f ' ' A - . s n e - ' - If ' , 3 ' , . , - l ' ' ' I . . , . f , ' , La ' , g . . . , 2, 3, 43 b Z, 5 . 4, , f ' ' . '- ' , 3 '- , .5 . . g G...,,, 5 -1' ' -sllh' ' ' s : ' ' V-Y: , , - . . 1 U . ! V I ' l 5 ' v S I -. 5 M ' ' l ' . , , . 3 4. . , . , ,A Q D ' f 1 t! ' - - . T HE CLASS 0 W .5 Q 7 .Y ' 5: fr. TX wx' Morgan Morris Motzkus Nelson, B. Nelson Nibediel' 3. 3 Ill l Novielli o'Keefe Olsen. E. MORGAN, ELLENA To Ellenshurg College she plaus to go The course photography, she will know. Spanish Club 2, 3, Honor Society 1, 2g G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. One who's not afraid to work Her duty never does she shirk. MORRIS, CHLOE E. MOTZKUS, BOB While others for fortune and fame are wishing, Bah just hunts and goes out fishing. MURPHY, PATRICIA Intelligence, wit, and an air of grace Are seen in this girlls smiling face. Home Ec. Club lg Minute Girl lg Vice-President lg G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Club Cabinet 2, 4, B Club 3, 45 Vice President 4, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Native Daughters 3, President 39 Tri-Y 3, 4g Bowling l, 2, 3 ,4g Jr. Prom 3, C. of Commerce 3, 4 Sec. 4, Carnival Co-chairman 4, Basketball 1, 2, 4, Volleyball I, 2, Badmin- ton Z, 45 Pep Club 4, President.4. MYERS, GERALD R. Gerry, we know, will he a success, In his chosen occupation and it isn't n guess MYERS, HENRY DUVALL, Jr. This boy is liked by everyone, For his fine humor and good fun. NELSON, BETTY C. The girl of charm's bestowed upon her Whose uame's on Bremert0n's roll of honor. Chorus 2, Choir 4, 48'ers 23 Torch Honor Society Z, 3, 4, National Honor 3, 4. NELSON, JOSEPHINE H. A dark haired lass of quiet heauty Who always tries to do her duty. Latin Club 3, German Club 45 Gaveleers Club 45 Pep Club 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Social Science -E-. NIBECKER, JOHN B. This hoy's interest is in the held of science He will head for fame with very little guidance. Latin Club l, 25 Spanish Club 3, 4, French Club 43 Torch Honor Society 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Sci- ence Club 4: Gaveleers 4. twenty-eight Murphy Myers, G. Myers, H. Nicodemus Nielson Nothwang Olsen Olsen, Olson. D. NICODEMUS, ROBERT N. This well-liked hoy is just called Nick , In all he does, it is sure to click. NIELSON, SENA A. She likes nothing better than to dance and dance She also reads a lot, her charms to enhance. National Honor 3, 4, Torch Honor 3, 4, Latin Club 3, 4, Gaveleers Club 4, Pep Club 43 Social Science 4. NOTHWANG, CLARA LOUISE Quiet and refined this lovely maid Is always ready to lend her aid. Volleyball 3, Bowling 3, .Basketball 3, 48'ers 3. NOVIELLI, FRANK Dark and handsome and quite the muu, Y Youll fnd Frankie helping where he can O'KEEFE, DANNY J. Danny's's sunny, Irish smile Wfould anyhody's hearhheguile. Hi-Y 3, 4, Bowling 3, Spanish Club l, 2, Sgt. at Arms lg Electricity Club 4, OLSEN, EDMOND E. In basketball, foothall and games of this sort, Ed proves to be an all-around good sport. Baseball 2. 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4. OLSEN, JAMES W. Bremerton High will miss lim quite u while For his gay little tales, and hright, friendly smile. Basketball 1, 2, Hi-Climbers 2, 3, 49 Alpha Hi-Y 2, 3, -tg Spanish Club 2, 4g Torch Honor Society 25 Senior Play. OLSEN, ROBERT G. A little nonsense now and then, Is relished by the hest of men. OLSON, DELFRED M. Heis tall and handsome in face, In all of his studies he sets a flue pace. Torch Honor 2, 3, National Honor 35 Gaveleers 33 Operetta 3, 4, Vodvil 2, 3g Science Club 3g Graduated in 3 years. THE CLASS 0 W6 Qmgad Pamagua Pappas Patterson Paul Peafff wail! i in-,, Pearson Peck Petersen, M. Peterson, N. Peterson, T. Pettengill Il' Phillips ONSTAD, BETTY W. Pick Pitzen For recreation most entrancing Betty has a yen for dancing. Chorus 2, 3. PAMAGUA, OLGA I. Olga's hopes a dancer she'll be, Success we wish her, eternally. Lair Staff 35 High Scribes5 Girls' Club. PAPPAS, ELAINE ALIDA To that tall girl with hair of reddish hue We say, It's been nice knowing you. Girls' Chorus Pianist 25 Choir 3, 45 Latin Club 2, 35 Slsi Club 45 Social Science Club 45 Sec. 45 Home Ec. Club 45 Pep Club 45 Torch Honor Society 35 Bowling 3, 45 Operetta 3, 45 Minute Girl 25 Graduated in JW years. PATTERSON, BETTY ANN Young Betty's well known as sister of sob Wherever there's news, up there she will bob. Torch Honor Society's 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Chorus 25 Choir 45 Latin Club 2, 35 Spanish Club 45 Foo:- lights Club 2, 35 Archery Club 3, 45 Debate Club 3. 45 Pres. 45 Hi-Scribes 35 Sec. 35 Lair Advertising Staf 35 Lair Edi- torial Statf 3, 45 Editor 4. PAUL, GLADYS j. Her sense of duty never failing. Life for her should be plain sailing. French Club 3, 45 Bowling 45 Roller Skating 45 lce Skating 45 Spanish Club 45 Swimming 4. PEARCE, STANLEY K. A smiling boy with cheerful grin, ln the game of life he stands to win. Torch Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Squeegee Board 45 Chamber of Commerce 35 Science Club 4. PEARSON, HARRIS L. Aviation he plans for his future life, May his hopes be attained with little strife. Spanish Club 4. PECK, EUGENE L. Eugene's a hay whose sincere and fue, He'll do well in his chosen line. PETERSEN, MARION C. Another who has plans for the U, May her ideas always follow through. Pollard Popejoy Potter, D PETERSON, NORMA L. The best of luck and future thatis bright, This we wish with all our might. PETERSON, THELMA J. Allho her future plans are not decided, May her ideas and purposes be undivided. Torch Honor 2, 3, 45 Hi-Climbers 3, 45 Gaveleers Club 4. PETTINGILL, SHIRLEY M. Shirley is a friend indeed, Who's always around in time of need. French Club 2, 35 Pep Club 45 Social Science Club 45 Bowling l5 Volleyball l. PHILLIPS, SHIRLEY JEAN A girl who is friendly, a girl who is gay, Also our class secretary, we're happy to say. Hi-Climberettes 3, 45 Gaveleers Club 45 Spanish Club 3, 45 Pep Club 45 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Cat Log Stat? 3, 45 B Club 3, 45 Senior Class Secretary 45 Minute Girl l, 2, 3, 45 Cham- ber of Commerce 45 Squeegee Board 2, 3, 45 4B'ers 2, 3. PICK, PATRICIA MARIE A friendly girl is Patricia Pick5 This trait is the one which makes her tick. Chorus 25 Choir 45 Operetta 4. Pll ZEN, RUTH R. Active in Girls' Club and G.A.A., Here is a girl who'll make her own way. Girls' Club Cabinet 45 Vodvil 3, 45 National Honor Society 45 Torch Honor Society 3, 45 Gaveleers' Club 49 Playboys 39 Orchestra l, 2, 35 Band 35 Choir 3, 45 Girls' Chorus 25 Hi- Scribes 3, 45 Hi-Climberettes 3, 45 'Pep Club 45 G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 3, 45 Latin Club l, 2, 35 -T8'crs 1, 2 35 jr. Rcd Cross 1. POLLARD, SYLVIA RUTH A girl who has been with us only a short tivne, But we hope her future will always be fine. POPEJOY, ARDUS I. She makes henu and seams with the greatest af ease, This smiling girl with manners that please. 4!'ers 2, 35 Spanish Club 45 Gavvleefl Club 4- POTTER, DOROTHY V. Aquiet girl with lovely eyes, No task so hard but what she tries Spanish Club I5 Girls' Club Auxiliary Cabinet 25 Tri-Y 55 Pep Club 45 Music Club 45 Social Science Club 45 Operetta Debate 1. 25 Latin Club 2, 3. 4: Badminton 21 Vodvil 45 Senior Play 45 Choir 4. twenty-nine THE CLASS 0 46 40' db Potter J iw? Prnchard Purkhnser uackenbush Quimby Rddabqubh Wi? lint Rahm hr Rxce Rmearson Rncard POTTER jhS5ICA C Lots 0 luck to essuu Potter Muy her srhemms grou mer hotter 4 Lanr Ad Staff l 2 Chsss Secretary l 1Y 3 4 L trn Club 2 3 Girls' Club Auxrlmr Pres 7 enth Club 4 Pep Club 4 48'ers I Z 3 C C Torgh Honor 2 3 PR ICHARD SHIRLEY j Ahusy uture Shirley has PIMIIIILLI We hope h r rushes llli klpt Ill haul Lltxn Club 3 4 PURKHISER LILA ll 1 sn tl nays gil 1 ugh! num 4 Ant ou th poll ruur xlurnlnr QUACKENBUSH SHIRLEY A A sezretury rob she holds Anil many a runllshlp ue 111. tulrl r s Club 2 3 4 48 ers QUIVIBY PHYLLIS L Number please? you ll hear Pbyl nk For drulmg numbers is her task RADABAUGH JEANNE R We lream o 126117116 ltlfh the lrght brnu rr hun 'Vo other girl u1th her can rompure Tru Y 3 4 Vodvrl Executxve Board 3 Pep Club 4 H1 Climb s 3 4 r Class Treasurer 3 Student Body Tre1surer 4 Student Counul 4 Spamsh Club 2 German Club 3 AHM, RUTH M Bremerton H1 has :ts own bumbshcll, W1'll all remcmher Ruthrc uell B Club 3, lr1Y 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Archery Club 2, Treas urtr 3, Splmsh Club Z, 3, Presldtnt 3, Gernun Club 3, Gaveleers Club 4, C of C 3, 4, Vodvnl 2, 3 4, Executnve Board 3, Guls' Club Cabmet 4, Lanr Staff 7, 3, Cat Log Staff Z, 3, Orchestra I, 2, Volleyball 1, Z, 3, 4, Champxon Team 3, Baskctball I, 2, 3, 4, Bass:-b1ll l, 3, 3, 4, Gym Assrstant 7, Torch Honor Souety 2, 3, 4, Natlon1l Honor So cntty 4, Gnrls' Club Auxnlrary Cabrnet REID MARY LOU A fflflltlihlp truer thru tht gnls thirty C unnot he fouml rn all the uorlrl G A A l, 7, Lxtnn Club 3 ,4, Pep Club 4, Iurth Honor 3, 3, Bowling, I, 7, Volleyball I, 2 Reid Rerlly mhard Rente RCYn0ldS z R02I'k Roberts Robmson I REILLY GENE Wrth talent nn wrrtxng such as Gene You ll find his name on the srlver srreen Alpha H Y 2 3 Vodvnll 2 4 Dramatxcs Clubl 2 De base 1, Spanish Club 2 3 C of C Z 3 Torch Honor 2 3 Gaveleers 3 Graduated nn 3 years REINHARD, WALTER L O flshnrg he is :ery fond Thu hlue eyed hay ruth harr so blond REI I'E WES M In the an corps he ll he ound For thu I e be as around REYNOLDS PATRICIA D A secretary is our prophets But ll home may be her rlestmy RICARD LYVONNE M Sa quiet IS she ue scarce lznou, shes about That stxll water runs deep there s really no doubt Ptp Club 4 48's ers 2 RICE RUDY F For journalxsm he has a rlever hand Among many great ur-:ters he may take his stand Dramatxcs Club 3 4 Archery Club 3 Intra Mural Football 4, Intra Mural Basketball 4 Creatnve Wrltnng Club RINEARSON, LINDA L She's an artist through and through, In draumg prctures and urrtmg, too Latm Club 3, 4, French Club l, 2, Creatlve Wrntnng Club 4 ROARK, MARCIA M Of musrc and slzatrng, she'x very fond, This auburn hatred gxrl with eyes of broun ROBERTS, RICHARDS E An electrrnan by trade, Tlns boy has Ins future made Electricity Club 4 ROBINSON, KENNETH C The uutomohlle, for hrm, holds great fuscmutmn, A metharur for them may he hrs destmatxon , w J , . 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THE CLASS OF has Rockney Rodgers, R Rogers, A ROSS Ryen Sand Schmdler Qchoner Schroede ROCKNEY MARY LOU For a nursing rant.: shi IS bound A mort L nent nursl fauna! be found 'ig 48 ers Z Swnmmmg 2 Lnr Ad Staff 3 4 Puppetcer Home Ec 3 4 Lanr Ad Suff 3 4, Pep Club 4 RODGERS RONALD R Ronald is an outdoor man An uzmtmn ns his plan Stage Crew 3 Hn Clxmbers I 2 3 4 Squccgce Board 3 ROGERS ALMANZA H btnrtly an outdoon man Forestry is hr s uture plan Football 4 Boys Club ROHWEIN VIRGINIA T A commercial course or her ts planned At busxness rollege she wzll take her stand ROOT CLIFTON E A duer on the clear blue sea ls uhat this ellow uants French Club 3 ROSECRANTS CLIFFORD L Though uork in a stone mag be his goal On hunting and shmg tnps be ll often stroll ROSS ADMIRAL CHARLES On an athletxr eld he ll um bxs ame For he knows hou to play each game Boxmg 2, 3, 4, Football 4, Laun Club 4 RYEN, SIDNEY L A tall yougg chap wxtb ready grm Srqhts the basket, shoots rt m Basketball 2, 3, 4, Lette:-man's Club 3, 4 SAND ALICE V Muslr rs her only love, She plays Inspired from aboze Spanish Club 4, Band 4, Orchestra 4 b Aman. Rohwem Root Rosecrxnts Sandberg Sawyer S'lY9F Schulz Schulthels Schue SANDBERG RICHARD T H4 re rs a lad uho meats our liking He likes the outdoors u ond of hxkmg H1 Senbes 4 Gaveleers 4 SAWYER NEOTA M With looks and klnduus she s 1 :lend So she s a girl HI grelt demand Pep Club 4 Spanish Club 3 4 SAYER CAROL M Carol ulth her running nays Has put u snulr mio many days SCHINDLER PATRICIA A From Sllverdale Patty hulls They II sing her praascs and uatrh hcr sails Dramatlcs 3 4 Home Economics Club 4 Choir 4 Vodvnl SCHONER ALLENE J A moue starlet she mrght be Her assets you can plainly see Gnrls' Club Cabmet 4, Vodvxl 3 4 Operetta 4 SCHROEDER MILDRED M Bowling and dancing are this gnrl s delight And she seems to do both of them perfectly rxght SCHUELER CARROLL 1 He ll be Uncle Sams true boy, Cause now hes Betas prrde and yoy B ta H Y 2 3 4 HnClnmbers 2 3 Cat Log 4 Spannsh Club 4 Laun Club 2 Basketball l Z 3 Inter Club Councnl 3, Baseball l 2 SCHULTHEIS, FRANCES J When there's trusted uork to be done, Thus gal really IS the one Tru Y 3, 4, Home Economncs Club l, Spanush Club 2, 3, Chorus l, 2, Torch Honor Soclety 2, 3, 4, German Club Pep Club 4 SCHULZ MARILYN L Sewmg and skatzng, for hobbies a pan, Has this mterestmg girl wstb lovely brown han- thlrty one L , J 5' . f A M T - S . 7 b ' ... 1. I if la. t rg W A .. zwi.-E3 ' , H gg, J . . L, f C we 3 A l ' f I . ,, , ' ,Qi 6 k L I it , , 5 5 ff 6 - 'S Q- 1 , , I ,X V ' , 'r ler ' 4' f ,ff ' I - - ' , A f ' - . , Q 4 . 4 A. y S S ,S .Q 1. 5 . , D . ' 1 . s ' . , . , ' ' V 5 A , , ' , : ' : ' : A 3- ' l I v , . A 5 l l ' ' f ' to e. ', U' U . l , . ' 4 , ' I . J ,, l , ' 5 ' ' 1 , , , - . . 4 2 i- - , 5 '- ' , : s ' I , F , I, , f I , , g , , , , . THE CLASS 0 '46 SCl'lumaCher Searls Sevfdge Shoemaker Short Sid-im Skel C Sken,I Smalley SCHUMACHER ILLEANA M Her azovlte playthmg I3 a gnu Colleztml rr-armsg gue hu un Elcctrxcnty Club 4 Soual Sucncr. Club 4 SEARLS PHYLLISJ A rlenn lojal trusting ruud To Phyllis Searls an orthnl ue send onrl 2 4 Opcr tta 3 4 Spansh lub 7 Squeegv. Board 4 HlClll11berettes 3 4 Sc-crct1ry 4 Torch Honor cnety 2 3 SEVEDGE WALLACE A ltzl boj nho ous o 4 On his flannel all tht. tlay Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 4 SHAPIRO RACHEL I. She ron ues hersel not o Lanth bl t to an Her hobby rs ,mg someuheu' oxr 1 2 SHARP CAROL I Of this gnl H418 justly pro fl She plays the cymbals long and loud Chamber of Commerce 1, 2 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Tr1Y 1 4 Latxn Club 2 3 48 ers 7 Gavelcers Club 4 Sk: Club 4 A l Torch Honor Socey 7 3 4 lNauon1l Honor Socnety 4 Cat Log Staff 4 Pep Club 4 Sergeant at Arms 4 SHEELY 'DAR Home lcolomns music math Wzll hung surress anrl guide her pafh Home Economncs Club l Minute Grl l German Club 3 Gxrs Glen. Club ' 3 ihonr 4 Home Nursmg 3 SHOEMAKER JOE A I' r s th as h the utuu lx bil I s 1 form out all rx J SHORI' ELAINI L No rl: ru ty shcrl hall ruth n rlatl 1 hu nor tv hob II o :re s Dramancs l Spamsh Cub l 2 Mmute Glrl Hu Cnmb erettee 3 4 Bowlmg 4 Softbxll l, Swnmmnng, l Tennls l Bxskecball 3 Volleybwll l 3 Ice Skatunsz 9 Senor Play 4 SIDAM PAUL L A bnlllant ellou auth penchant Radios snrmls and elertrxeal lon 1 I0 Club l 3 4 Operators Club 2 3 4 Elcctrxc Club 4, lntcr Club Councnl, Archery Club 3 SILLS BETTY ,IEANNE Must: sets her unrj umgmg Shes happwst uben she rs singing 48 e s 1 ee u mr Bo m thnrty :wg Us 'Nur- Shapiro Sharp Sheflv S1 s Simmons Simpson Sockwell Sowell Sparber Torch Honor Socxety J 4, Nauonal Honor Soclety 4 Pep Club 4 Operetta 3 4 Gaveleers 4 Lair Ad Staff 4 Mmutc G rl l Chamber of Commercc 4 Home Economics Club l Skatmg 4 Squeege Bo1rd 4 Grflduatnng nn 3 2 years SIMMONS GENEVIEVI1 M Flying IS what she IS ondest o What she eels or th game IS almost lou SIMPSON ALICE LOUISE Away or a short uhxle She s bark to B H S axtb a smile SKEI, CORINNE J Hubba Hubba Hllbbul What a I-'rom B H S IS our Corinne Laun Club 1 3 Chonr 3, Band 2, 3, Home Economxcs Club 3 Stage Crew 2, Social Science Club 3 Pep Club 4 Musxc Club 3 Operetta 3 4 Vodvxl 3, Squeege Board 4 SKEI IRVING The tethnltal problems are uhut Interest hxm qucen He aorks at them gamelg zuth l ts o 1 1 SMALLEY DEAN I You can not hold a candle to this larl Whose subtle sense of humor rs not bad Football 1 2 Amr Rand Warden 2, Golden Paw 3 4 Debate Club 3 Vxce Presndent 3 Gaveleers Club 4 Vnce Presndent 4 Latm Club 2 3 Basketballl 2 SOCKWELL, PATRICIA J Rumor has It ue knou its true Thzs school ran t get along :uthout you Club 1 2 Spanish Club 3 Torch Honor Socnely 2 3 4 Natlonal Honor Society 3 4 Cat Log Busxness Staff 4 Business Mgr 4 Tru Y 3 4 Inter Club Councnl 3 Scn nce Club 3 Secretary 3, Pep Club 4 Girls Club Cabinet 4 Gaveleers Club 4 SOVJELL RODERIC C A diplomat or polltxnan he zs sure to be Our Roderic comes from Washzngton D C Gaveleers Club 4 Music Club 4, Band 4 SPARBER MANAN MAE To be frxends ulth Manan rs quite the thang Anrl we're not oalmg when we sag she can smg ub 3 amsh Club 2 4 AA PGP Club 4 Basketball Volleyball Madmlnton Bowlmg Q Q 'af Tl . 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I R.dA ' . 2, , g . . , , 3 ' Ety , . f ' ' f ' ' ' ' - 4 ' A ' ' ' . B Cl , 4, Sp ' , 5 G. . . 1, 2, 3, 4s 'r .z. s1Gl Clbl. zz Ch' 3.4: wl'Q2.sq : ., ' . '- THE CLASS 0 Z SPle29lbe 8 SP00ner Stearns Steinmetzer Sd Stinger - WI Strachan. J. Strachan. M. Strand 50198 Stuhler Swanson Swedback Sylvanus Tafham Tenge Terry Tollakson SPIEGELBERG, CARL H. STRANG, ELLEN F. The dreamer, the dreamer, seems to be his mnnc- Her greatest interest in horses bides A diligent student, just the same. In all her spare moments she rides and rides. Chorus l, 2, 3, 43 Choir 4. SPOONER, MARGIE Though in u1'tiL'ifius she has lulwu u putt, STUHLER. JANE E' You bring the sunshine. when you are near3 We'll always hold your friendship dear. Senior Play 43 Spanish Club 43 Pep Club 4g Tri-Y 43 Na- tional Honor Society 3, 43 Squeege Board 43 48'ers 33 Choir Her really big interest is her art. 48'ers l, 23 Spanish Club 2, 33 Latin Club 43 Pup Club 2, 33 Minute Girl l. STEARN5, ETHEL M- SKU' Ulm, WJ' who, MJ' 10,103 3, 43 Hi-Climberettes 43 Torch Honor Society 3, 43 Lair We're all so fond of you. Business Staff 43 Gaveleers Club 4: Treasurer 43 Operetta Squeege Board 33 Minute Girl 4. 3, 43 Music Club 4, STEINMETZER, MARIAN A, SWANSON, JACK D. This boy is liked by everyone A dark-haired girl uith a quiet smile, For bi-f fn? bumof and Kood fu - She makes herself useful .all the while. SWEDBACK RONALD STILL, GWENDOLYN M. Assjfellhboy, who takes- long htel? 'lk Drinring and typing, her hobbies ure, Hex t e type of person every 0 y 1 es' With either one, Given will go fur. Track 4' Torch Honor Society 2 ,3, 43 Chamber of Commerce 4. SYLVANUS' ROGER E, , , h At outdoor slug, he has the goods STINGER' CHARLES li' He plans to spend part of his life in the woods. just a future Harry james, S amish Club 4 On whom u'e're sfaking all our rluims. P I Band I, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 43 Swingsters l. Z, 3. TATHAM, .IAMES Ever jolly and NlT2f7'2f, Perfectly suits jimmy T. STRACHAN, JAMES F. TENGE, CAROLYN Inn hass plenty on the ballg . . , This pretty brunette likes cameras and such, Sports and games.-be likes them ull' And for sincere friendship she's sought after much. Track 3. 43 Football 33 Spanish Club 4. TERRY, SHIRLEY STRACHAN1 MARGARET l- A girl who likes to art in plays, Shadou. tzurl shurles though fusviuuteg And makes benelf useful in many way,- Photography she is sure to elucidate. f-Bn Club 3' 4: Dramadcs 3, 45 G'A.A. 1 ,2, 3, 4, Larin Club 33 Pep Club 4. TOLLAKSON GLADYS , STRAND, CLIFFORD Reserved, she refuses to push to the fare, A curly-beaded lad with a rrualzed grin, Her quietness makes us but like her more. And one in the long run, u'ho'x hound to win. 48'ers l, 23 Torch Honor 2, 33 G.A.A. la Volleyball 1. thirty-three THE CLAS5 O 4 is-5. . 'wr fs. . xi Tomlinsori. Townsend Trask if if is 1 go 5 S- im, Veldee Vining Waaga Waddell Wahlquist Walker Walkup Wall Wallace Wal TOMLINSON, BENNIE Bennie's grin is wide and free, She's really grand, we all agree. Gaveleers Club 4, Pep Club 45 Senior Play 4. TOWNSEND, ARLEY A quiet girl, yet merits praise, Ambition enough to fill ber days. Latin Club 4, Torch Honor 4. TRASK, GLORIA In G.A.A., she made her mark, To her, srhool life seemed a joy and lnrlz. TRUDEAU, YVONNE She skates and dances and reads alotg She has a personality that is always sought. TULL, CAROLYN Pensive and lovely, an interesting girl: She'll keep masculine hearls forever in '11 whirl. TURNER, KENNETH Cars and their uorkings, a target and gun, Cantriife to him the greatest of fun. VELDEE, ROY A. This boy has ideals quite as high, As the mountains he climbs, up to the sky. Beta Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, Tennis 2, 3, 43 Letter- man's Club 2, 3, 4, Torch Honor Society 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Hi-Climbers 3, 4, Ski Club 4g Spanish Club 2, Class Vice President 3, A.S.B. Vice President 4, Hi- Y Treasurer 35 Vice President Letterman's Club 45 Student Council 4, judge. VINING, HAZEL E. A happy smiling busy miss, Ami one who deserves the greatest bliss. WAAGA, ARTHUR T. A dark-haired lad is cheerful Art, Who has won his way to everyone's heart. Beta Hi-Y 2, 3, 4g Letterman's Club 3, 45 Hi-Climbers Club 2, 3g Thumbers 43 Football 25 Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 25 Track 4. thirty four T HE CLASS W sg.-f Waters Watson West While Whnte, J Whltford '71-5'8 ' 1. A 5 ' I Wesrgren Westover Wheeler Wicks Widener X Q Wullcuts Wllllams I Williams L W,ll,s WATERS JACK W Out on the field of football and trark Is uhere you usually ntl om rrenrl Intl: Beta H1 Y 4 Spamsh Club 4 Stage Crew 3, Vodvnl 3 WATSON CHRIS V A pretty outdoor girl is the Wxth flashing smile that s uule and vet B Club Z Torch Honor Society WEST ROBERT O An athlete azlonls and polltxfmn, To berome n dentxst rs hrs greatest arnbztion A SB 4 Beta Hx Y 2 3 4 Golden Paw 2 3 4 Letterman s Club 3 4 Latnn Club Z 3 Pres 3 Student Council I Freshman Class Presudent 1 Torch Honor S cnety 2 3 4 Vo vnl Ex 3 Football 2 3 4 Basketball l C of C 4 WESTGREN IVARION E She s an artist I ment hm umk has shown But the isnt nutstnnrlxng rn art alone Home Ec Club Spanlsh Club WESTON ER FAE J Her smile uoulrl rllm the sun And she s alunys full o un WHEELER ROSEVIARY C Wzth music and rlanclng Rosle s entranrlng Tumblmg Team 3 4 Pep Club 4 Operetta 3 4 Majorette Lcacltr 4 Xodul 3 4 Swxmmmg 4 WHITE GERALDINE E S s 4 ull of l IS 1 hzlf groun rot With 1 personality lllze a lightening bolt French Club 4 Spannsh Club 2 3 Trl Y 3 4 Gaveleers Club 4 Vodnl 3 4 Sensor Play 4 Mmute Gnrl 2 jumor Red Cross 2 Pep Club 4 C of C l 2 3 4, Chonr 4 Operetta 4 Homecommg., 4 junior Prom 3 C1t Log 4 Honor Soc ety Z 3 4 Internatlonal Club 3 av- A, WHITE JUYNE C luyne White, Always gay and bright Wllknnson Wllson D Wx wen Trl Y 3 4 Spanxsh Club 2 3 Torch Honor Society 2 3 4 WHITFORD SYLVIA E Golden volre and gentle manner A swell gtrl ue ll long remember Wrcxs PHIL J A rlxsposltzon that IJ tolerant and sunny, Which rn lx e ns uorth more than gold and money WIDENER DWYLA MAE Her air and smile when er she greets Appeals to everyone she meets WILKINSON RUTH N Brxmfull of mxsclnef wrt and glee A meer girl you Il never see Volleyball l Baseball I Pep Club 4 WILLCUTS WAYNE B He always uears a smile Really a pal worth whsle Fresh Club 3 4 Cholr 3 4, Vodvll 3 Operetta 3, WILLIAMS IRENE C Her rrendshxp ns something to cherish Its really the hlnrl that wzll never perish WILLIAMS LEWIS C Leu.1s uture plans we see, A e studying a naturopathu' doctor to be Alpha Hx Y 3 4 WILLIS BETTY L Wsth blonde turly haxr shes vwldly pretty These uho know her say she s extremely witty Squeege Board 3 4 Pep Club 4, Volleyball I Basketba WILSON DICK Not better than the best But better than the rest WILLIVER BLAKE T From far of Minnesota and Forrest Lake To Bremerton High romes Blake thirty five an or ' 'F' 5 K x I, V ,I as v. s - Y 1 f A 5' 4 I It it 1 A I, 5 5- , f 'F .Q 3. , S x 3 A I 1 .1 I MA 1 3 ' X Z I s , g I I 2 A - I . v G. , Q U ...- l ' I 56 ,s A 1' P I '., D . - 5 . . is: r l HV I I I I A f 5 4 . I 3 It I 1 I F ' ! ' . ' ' ' ' F 'f ' - '- . s ' , s ' , . - Track 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 43 Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4g , - Q . 5 . . h . . I I , 1 , ' J ' 1 3. , . . , , - , , l 1 1 - ' I A h 1 . r- 1 ' ' - 1 ' u v v v 1 y - - I , , 5 ' ' , 9 - 1 ' . 3, 45 , , I 3 0 A 1 1 I l y - d . g . , : 3 . . . , . ' ' , Avy' I -1 ff. 'H ' ' , I I 3 I l 0 l l 4' , ' I I I , Y ' . 4 5 . ' , f' ' ' ' ' , , X . . . . , . , , , , , . . A , F f 'I ' f ' , s s . s ' ' 5 7 'V - I I . - l . ' . , .. l I Y s - ' ' ' ' , lk 15 f lft' 4 4 1 ' I , , 5 ' Q I. . ' , ' , I 3 - , K , I I . - I. , n n 5 ' v S 5 5 9 ' Q - . . . , ' ' : 2 , . ' is . c - 9 9 ' . THE CLA S Wrnght Young YIISI Muller R Kvande WRIGHT DUANE H The uture for Duane Wraaht, We hope wall be happy and bnght Torch Honor Socnery 1 2 3 4 Natxonal Honor Socxety 4 YOUNG JUANITA MAY Good luck we wash for you On everylhmg you chanre to do YUST FEROL O Always has a :male 0 cheer, For everyone who happens near I . f l ', D ' I , , s ' ' 0 I ' , , . ' f MILLER, ROBERT Bob is u likable fellowg U . . . . I , . , . , . 1 I l Y I ' I I thnrty nx KVANDE SELMER Hts disposition IS always mellow Smgmg rates hugh with thas good loolung lnd Hes one of the best this school has had Choir 4 NOT PICTURED CAMPBELL, RUTHERFORD COULTER, ERNEST GI DAVIS, HARLEY DAY MARSHALL FORMAN, JOYCE EORTNEY, CURTIS, G I PROELICH, MANERED GI HENNING, ROGER McKAY, LQVONNE MILLER, CURTIS, Gl MORSE, DANIEL MOSIIARCER, GENE NAGLE, JAY NELSON, HAROLD, GI NILES PHILIP PETERSEN, ROBERT GI REWEY, DELMAR ROBINSON, BETTY SCHUETTKE, ROGER SHAW, PAUL SHOWALTER ROGER sLATE WILLIE GI THORNERUE, HARRY WESTON, DELBERT GI WILSON CHARLES, GI WINTERMUTE HAROLD hjg BREMERTON HIGH PRO D 0 GIS FIRST ROW Wxllne Slate, Wayne Weston, Robert Watson, jack Txvey, Fred Graham, Ernest Coulter, Bull Johnston, Bob Jones Harold Wmtermute SECOND ROW Robert Peterson, Thame Gatlm, Kenneth Jenson, Bob Gallagher, jack Butler, Charles Wnlson,Earl Beal, Kexth Lee, Fred Fredernck THIRD ROW Curtxs Muller, Francis Patterson, Jun Lee, Robert Sylvanus, jnm Atbrecht, Don Haskell Bremerton Hxgh School, lxke other leadmg mstxtutlons 1n the state has establlshed a veterans department Thls sectxon, headed by Mr Fred Graham hnmself a veteran, makes xt possible for a returned veteran to re establnsh hlmself ln secondary subjects leadmg toward graduatlon from hxgh school or to revnew for col lege These young men, veterans of combat, are now serlous, hard Workmg fellows Who, more than the average hlgh school student, can really apprecxate what Bremerton Hlgh School has to offer B H S STUDENTS WHO LOST THEIR LIVES IN WORLD WAR II Francns Ahearn Maurnce Cohen Guy Label' Rnchard Alderman Pat Corcoran Dguglag McDonald Paul Edward Almon Howard Ellns jun McPherson Harold Bennett Robert Eugene Forsman Jack Madsen Karl Border Gordon Fox Hollis Mag-nn Ernest Branden james Fuller Stanley Magnuson Edward Alknre Burmaster Nelson Gates Edwin Myles Norman Byers Halbert Gorman John Nelson jack Campbell Donald Hart Roger Paddock Wesley Canfield jnm Hartsoc Albert Eddge Schell, Jack Carlson R0gC'l' Hxll Clarence Sxtko Leslne Chnlton Theodore Hokenstad Frederxck Sunday Kent Chollar Ivan Kelly Donald Tlvey Floyd Chrxstensen Wnlllam Lacaff :hurry se en - - Q0 P1 .. .S J rzyueighr THE JUNIORS Although he entered B H S only last fall, CHUCK MCCOMB was elected to lead hns classmates ln thenr junior year Hxs sup portmg officers were vxce presldent BOB FREDERICKS, secre tary, MAVON SIELER, treasurer KITTEN JESSUP, student councnl representatlve, DUANE PEAK MISS FALES IS the cl'ass advxser The annual Cotton Ball Was held Aprnl 12 nn the gym wxth musxc pro vnded by the Swmgsters CHUCK MCCOMB and JIM PRESTON were co chalrmen and CONNIE COR RELL took charge of the decorations Thejunnor Prom was held May 18 in the gymnasnum Wlth JIM MO HONDRA chaxrman of the annual affair l'RONT ROW: Heycr, Baselt, Bogard, Bechtald, Bauer, Brown, Burchficld. ROW 2: Christensen, D., Barkhuff, Battaglin, Lhandler, Carlton, Davis, ROW J: Anderson, B., Davis, Looper, Daggett, Demain, Babcock, Anderson, H. ROW 4: Anderson, J., Clegg, Brigham, Devitt, Bokovy, Bird. FRONT ROW: Holgerson, Diebenow. jefferson, Harrell, Hagen, Goodman ROW Z: Filion, Frederickf. Jagger, Heggen, Eklund, Fulton. ROW 3: Foster, johnson, Hanberg, Hodgkiss, Ferguson. ROW 4: Evans, Chipman, Heyer, Hanberg, D., Graham, Housdorf. FRONT ROW: jones, Laak, Langrell, Labor, Loeffelman, Kvan, Battaglia. ROW 2: Larson, Laak, F., Lund, Kitt, Loughran, Kroening. HOF 3: Kncrr, Johnstone, juelson. johnson, Lunclegard Evans. FRONT ROXV: Peterson, Meldes, O'Grady, Nichelseh, Mcfomhs, Pt-.nk Northway, Modisett. ROW 2: Orr, Shipman, McGilvary, Preston, Propster, McConnell, Nelson, Montague. ROW 3: Paulson, McMillan, Olson, D., Mclielvy, Loughmn, Meicho, Nelson, -T as Q .. vs' Q 126 3 v ' . -0. 'S' 0 0 f A FRONT ROW: Devitt, Sears, .Shumaker,Smith, W., Sanders, Nelson, D., Schricker. ROW 2: Schorr, Schwartz, Strand, Rinearson, Russell, Simmons, Routh. ROW 3: Peeler, Shay, Smith, W., Schultheis, Rehberg, Stratton. ROW 4: Siegel, Meade, Walton, St. Laurent, McComb.s, lngman Slonekar. FRONT ROW: Yeager, Parkhust, Wollam, Loeffclman, Weyer. Young Weir. ROW 2: Welsh, McCombs, Schaffer, Warnock, VanLiew, Strand, Schricker. ROW 3: Thulean, Vernon, Walton, StLaurent, Topness, Ohnstad, Baselt, Otterbein. ROW 4: Zurbrugg, Schwartz, Ingman, Wagner, Christensen, Bnttaglia, Wagner, Uehlinger. ROW 1: Austin Blote, Boyd, Correll, Bower, Boehmer, Battziglin, Brunsdon. ROW 2: Anderson, Burch, Bascam, Benskin, Coltos, Brown, M., Brown, T., Brude, Fales. ROW 3: Boyd, P., Chole, Christensen, Bywaters, Bentson, Cundiff, Bogard, Dunham. ROW 4: Braendlein, Childress, Callaghan, Bishop, Albrecht, Byrne, Baker, Brick. ROW 1: Filer, Johnson, Elder, Erickson, Eldridge, Edwards, Hadley, Fry. ROW 2: Cothary, Carlson, Grove, Crites, A., Crites, N., Fiscsher, Guthrie, Dorsey, Hanley, Erdahl, ROW 3: Cates, Horn, Dailey, Gill, Domke, Johnstone, Driver, Gilford. forty 4 rx,- if 'isa .- A vm YS- 1' ,S . cm Q' X shaft ' .2 :gif f ROW I: Hill, Johnston, johnson, N., Jessup, Herren, johnson, E., Hetland. Heard, Heinz. ROW 2: Holland, Keltanen, jefferson, Harrison, Hirst, Luckhurst, Knowles Kendall. ROW 3: Jacobs, Harper, Johnson, B. Houston, Klinefeltef, Kanekeberg, Lindblad, Brown. ROW l': Larson, H., Petraborg, Reynolds, Moran, McCoy, Mnston, Mitchell, Robinson. ROW 2: Loss, Mecham, Mason, Koster Merrill, King, Kestall, Meyer. ROW 3: McDonald, Metzler, Larson, N., Lampson, Kippo, Kendall Moore, Klop. ROW l: Shepard, Smith, Paulson, Spencer, Skei, Swanson, Rothrock Turk. ROW 2: Pioser. Sanges, Morrison, Roland, Shearer, Sullivan, Sund. ROW' 3: Sielcr, Scherrer Roth, Spotts, Stirrett, Sprunt, Strattman, Pederson. ROW 4: Nygaard, Shaffer, Satron, Stilwill, Thornburgh, Thomas, Peterson. ROW I: Proctor, Myers, B., Kestell, Wischoefer, Weedin, Morrison. Vance, Williams, Myers, M, ROW Z: Nick, Peterson, j., Wright. Warren, Van Wingerden, Wilbur. Stout, Munsterman, Hansen. ROW 5: Seghoiri, Tallent, Peterson. M., Wold, Whitted, Sukert, Westgren, Pruner. . .Q .6 4-7 A 'Wi f ara ii as 5' 4- 5 OC l 6 vt' as xii. forty-o George Ogg THE CLASS OF '48, THE SOPHOMORES Under the able leadershxp of thelr presxdent, GEORGE OGG the sophomore class has completed a year long to be remembered Not only were they actlve m school 8Ct1Vltl6S but they excelled ln sports and have won fame for thelr many athletes Supportlng George was DIXIE SHEETS, v1ce presldent, JOYCE BENNING, secretary, JEAN OLSON, treasurer, and GRAYCE STRAND, student councxl representatwe MISS MORTON was the class advlser Followmg thexr trend towards sports, the sophomore class clxmaxed then' year wxth the BASE BALL Whxch was held May 4 B H S ns lookmg to the sopho mores for more outstandmg actxvx txes as upperclassmen Sophomore Class Officers :IA Base Ball Commlttee ! . . . . . . . ' ' ' N '4 0 Y' 1 - , , ' I I C - A . . I if S 4 2. 4 . f' --' f . N , 1 A .0 E , '- l ...J Q - ' . FRONT ROW: Crawford, Pullman, Flaherty, Higbee, Schuller, Freeman Kincaid, Brock. ROW 2: Gustafson, Blue, Paddock, Krueger, Nelson, Rievken, Patterson FRONT ROW: Bleeching, Carlson, Bjorneby, Book, Arthur, Bales, Baker. ROW 2: Abromitis, Anderson, A., Callaghan, Avery, Bell, Butterwick Brink. ROW 3: Anderson, J., Campbell, Anderson G., Burlison, Anderson L. Bleecher, Beaton. ROW 4: Anderson, S., Ashford, Billingsley, Adams, Bunker. FRONT ROW: Coon, Connolly, Diemert, Evans, Cooper, Clark, Dial Clement, Collins. ROW 2: Courier, Deuel, Coulter, Bray, Dotson, Christensen, Dinwiddle, Clark. ROW 3: Creecy, Crimps, Clark, D., Epperson, Cunningham, Davies, Deaver. ROW 4: Dishaw, Cook, Clifford, Bates Cooley, Donaldson, Eddy, Erickson Casad. FRONT ROW: Barker, Hunt, Iverson, Hotson, Gough. Holmes, Hess, Hetrick, Johnson, R., johnson, O., Fairly. e ROW 2: Hendrickson, Hill, Higgins, J-- Higgins, J., Foy, Goldsworth, Glenn JOHIII, Bulman. ROW 3: Gossett, Forsyth, Justus, Gleason, jones, Fantz, johnson, S., Jacobs, jorgenson. ROW 4: Guthrie, Holeton, Henderson, Gardner, Hamburg, D., Hanhrrrg. L- Foster, Fugate, Gilchrist. v 1 1 v 1 FRONT ROW! Lamb, McNu!l.K1ng, Miller, Marry, Volsvick. Kieckhaeicr Millard, Morrison. Row 2: Halhoit, Hanberg, D., Hanberg, L., McPhee, Kendall, Lerwold, Leddc-r, Lambert, McLarn Loring. ROW 3: Munger, Mouricc. McCormick Lytle Larkin. Kippo, Moore, Fitzpatrick. ROW 4: Fine, Mocn, McKay. Mclninah Melichar, Madden. FRONT ROXV: Rcaniur, Odenwzild, Piderit, Ptarson, Robinson, Pcngcr, Penger, Paulson, Pendros. ROW Z: Oreck, Mcijellan Rushf.-r. Napoleon, Pclluer. ROW' 3: Poole, Xvcnvcr, Nelson, Nielsen, Pritchard, Olney s1Cl'i3ddL'll, Munroc. ROW 4: McHale, Benning, Richard, Peck, Purdum, Sand, Olson. I-KONT ROXV: Thornburg. Theis, Strand, Sheets, Stumpf, Stewart, Smith, L., Sorenson, Talevich, Smith, P. ROW' Z: Sangcs, Smith, j., Simms, Welsh, Sipberry. Sammons, Stanlev Schaefer. Saxton. ROW 3: Spooner, Toops, Schattscneidc-r, Shingler, Smcstad Schumacher, Tillbcg, Schumacher, P, ROW 4: Schindelc, Ungefug, Swcdback, Stoddard, Shaffer, Spiclman. rRONT ROW: Wakefield, Zimmerman, Waldron, Young, Wheeler. Van Fossen, Lundegard. Watson, Starey. ROW Z: Williams, Zeska, Wilson. Wahlquist, Wallis, wall. Young. Young, J. forty-four ., 00 X4 ,,.-4 we gs, as -3 , , 'ax -'K ,,.,...,'. -W 1' A A 4 1 n , A T 1, ' 5: Q' . .-. V i in , ,S KS :- Tv JC s O6 Q or ::, ' Tv fx s FRONT ROW: Paulson. Avery, Hilstrum, Eldridge, Hill, Ono, jackson, B.irric-nu. ROW' 2: Edmonds, Nelson, Langridg. Roberts, Cornmock, Mddilae, Lindsei ROW' 3: Smith, M., Huns.1ker,Dupr4u. Thorson, Eby. Kingsley, C ox. ROW' 4: Gross, Sinus Sumner, Slzigle. Vordahl, Vance, Zeunmult, MacKlr:-nburg . rixON'Ii ROW: Allen, Alexander, Boyle, Brown, Chase, Caffe, Back- lund, Beyer, Beal, Christiansen, M. ROW 2: Blanchard, Barnhart, Bell, zigyce, Beane, Bradley, Bo,l.gziuogen Barnett, Bernhardt, L. Bradford, Beasley, Bull, Brown, ROW 3: AHHDSOD, Bradbury. Qnnadan. ! 1 Berglund. ROW 4: Brashhear, Ager, Canfield, Akers, Bigelow, Artrnnn. -Ja FRONT ROW: Forhnn, Christensen, H., Larson, Lollver, Dalton, Crawford, Ferguson, Loffmnn. ROW 2: Lorkcek, DeHoeL, Fowler. Fuller, C,h,imller, Lamly, Ferguson, W., Fullington, Flores. ROW 3: Foster, Fristwold, Deaver, Dibley, Conn, Frink, Disney, Fugi!! Fletcher FRONT ROW: Garinger, Lamberlon. Hormell, Gill, Laprlge. Kraft, Hellie jones, j. ROW' 2: Gingrey, Hagen, l,., Kenl,s King, Joyce, Kgirrignn. KONX' 3: George, Hansen, Harris, Kummer, jones, Lehman, Langcn. ROW' 4: Lehman, King. Hobson, Jagger, Terrell, Harper, johnson, S. A FW ta Cn F' CQ 0 'V wif .Ct ... 'X P5 ,Ti A A ' -3- Q i B iv. ei, i x g 'Q -. Iv4.s , - . X R Y 9 iol ' x . 5 . i 9 I- FRONT ROW: Olson, H., Personius, Heinrich, Ogg, Olson, B,, Lindgren, Wright, Mcliachran, Ormislon. ROW 2: Nntter, O'S:immons, Osborne. ' T 'gf' i Milner, Lusk, Orndorf, Mcilorkle, Loomes, McMahon, Kosiol, MeKelvy. Row 31 McNeill, owen, mfr, Miller. 3 Day, Olsan, B,, McAlmond, Meyers Kemmer, Harris. ROW 4: McCue, Loeffler, Logue, Olson, H., Parsons, McArthur, Lenhart, McClennehan, Morit, McKelvey. FRONT ROW: Shaffer, Sayer, Boyd, Robinson, Schuettke, Reed, Sacker. Plaisa ROW Reiss, Pratt, ROW 3 Reed. Payne. nce, Kelly. 2: Sherfick, Wright, Preston, Sage, Reeknngle, Peterson, Reinke. Rnlhbun, Rnhm, Patterson, Post, Scott, Power, Smith, ROW 4: Setliff, Predoxich, Sanders. Perrenuit, Shaver, King, Smith, F., Wiilters. FRONT ROW:Levin, WL-ikal, Wilson, Wilson, B., Wright, Strait, Waters Wise, SV'2l1'0. ROW Z: Walden, Thompson, VonAl, Vordahl, Thonins, Tzlppe, Spndoni, Sdwa, Bush. ROW 5: Wrich,' Vnsey, Smith, B. York, Stubhe, Stevenson, Stuhler, Wolter, Walls. forty-six we x li -r 1 x F5 .n rw 'N Q Nan ix! L I as AAC' ,E- Q 0 U Cel! . U ,, l .ffm A .1 A r C? 0 7 fa E' ' , :1 ii' g I Y We -' ' - ? 1 N 3 , 4 -l. I l K 1 H117 - - ,,, - W 41 - 1 . - 3 'S A , as .. in Y .ae , 4 ' , N NX 'Xe ' r' A n V. 1 ' 7 7 '5f4 if 1 , -H K , N-ie. . U . w M 12 J Tl are ll S 4 1 in 'Q- .lu G llylffb ilf Q N' 7 -4 '?!? ' Don and Nan . . . Bremerton Hi h's Industrious students . .' . ack On our 8 Y mark' 'Crawford . . . Good old Gordy . . . Dot and the trackless trolley It's always fair weather . . . Want a ride? . . . Zowie!! . . . Ship ahoy! . . . This little i went-to market . . . Ten legs and four heads? . . . .lane and Judy . . . two scintilating sophomores. I 'Ai F' 411 1 41 X 'ww 'UID- fo cy- 'ght M6 'lluj lr ef. i G I Gaveleers Club hard at work on the Corner Stone ceremonies This event was one of the most memorable of the school year This is the type of drill-that makes a good football team . The newly initiated Hi-Climber ettes certainly worked hard to get into this club Mr Berg and the B H S bank in action Wildcat fans viewing the team at one of the home games One of the more colorful floats at the Home Coming Parade wfqimgf- fflf H is -I I LQ' AN:-wk ...CX Wfgfgq 'AQ'- In the sp1r1t of Chrlstmas wxth Gerry, Pat, Gussle, Nan, and Carol T was the Nnght Before Chrxstmas, and here ns the GC cabmet and Lettermen provmg nt Looks as nf Don was on more than Port Orchard Let nt snow let nt snow Busy lnttle fingers of Kay, Bette, and une gxve the punters mghtmares A Spamsh Fxesta Down Mexxco Way 'Wk A X J 'IW 5' k dh: Iiihwlnin lilililll 'IM Notice the interest with which the track boys argue over the speeds of the events . . . Looks as if Frank is not capable of making the baseball team . . . A group of boys ready for Spring turnouts . . . Four reasons why there were so many tickets sold for the Ford . . . A regular picnic lunch, only at school . . . A shot of a hard--working team. 47 if 7 A 1 a A fin 1 'mf I JH' r 'K ffm- 'nr .la Q v'n', 'A 9:4 a A2259 if A . 1 f' jf Ae s Qi? jx Q 'J 'L .F STUD TCOUNCIL AM ROY VELDEE, judge, E ' BETTE MINER, clerkg CHUCK MCCOMB, sergeant-at-arms, MR. DWIGHT SCHEYER, adviser. Not Pictured: DAN GOODWIN, prosecuting attorney The Student Council, which is the governing body of B H S has the responsibilities of making needed laws and enforcing these laws The council consists of the executive board, the pres xdent and a representative from each class, and a representative from the Golden Paw, the Lair and the Cat Log The executive board visited the student councils of Belling ham and Stadium, and have entertained Lincoln, Stadium Be mgham and Everett at their council meetings The council also met with Port Orchard at the beginning of the year to settle inter school rivalry SENIORS Roy Veldec Betty Patt rson Bob West Carolyn Fritz Betty Miner JUNIORS Jeanne Radabaugh Chuck McComb Bette McKay Duane Peak Cub Wall Pat Wright Don Ellis Lou Ann Johnson. Kay Eder SOPHOMORES Dan Goodwin George Ogg .Pat Kuhns Grayce Strand fifty I . . 's . - . , 11- . ' n : 1 1' e I, , V, ,X - - ff-'dr . '41 -- x. 1 X ayg . - W0 NATIONAL HO OR SOCIETY . Q' ,Q sv. 4. 4 A' , JOHN NIBECKER MARY ALICE BROWN Valedzctorzan Salutatorum The Natnonal Honor Socnety, consnsts of Jumors and semors wzth the hxghest grade aver age The club held mterestmg m etmgs whnch mcluded a Cootxe party, a program presented by club members and a speaker The most outstandmg project sponsored was the CAT CAVE. At this wmdow natxonal honor members sold school supplxes drmg all lunch perxods, under the guldmg hand of MR RICHARDS CLARABETH MCNUTT presxded asslsted by ED LAAR, vxce presldent, MARY KEAT ING secretary and FRANK LAAK, treasurer, and MISS WOODWARD, advnser Th two most outstandmg students were chosen m Aprll to lead thenr class m scholastnc honors JOHN NIBECKER was named valedxctorxan of the class and MARY ALICE BROWN salutatornan F1 I ,qxs Row 1 Cumm ngs Cha dler Sharp Lnchter Rahm Fry McNutt Clegg Sxlls ' Ro 2 Hood Kuh s Ptzen Stuhler Bushaw also Brown Sockwell J H lett Nbecker Olso Veldee eder Wx' ght B atto Q' G A a as ' Row l Loss Fler Seller Ga gnazh Keatmg Carlson Mason Row2 Laak Metzler Bishop Callah Maston RWJ l.akF Frdrcks Debeo Eans I ,a..- I I l fifty three I . . 2 . . . . , - . - y 9 ' ' . ' I 9 t x .av .ng .po, Q- I . -ze I'. l ' 5- 5 9 if ' Ti- . xg' .4 Jv . ' . 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BOBBIE JOHNSTON ifty four GIRLS' CLUB BETTE MCKAY President PAT KUHNS Vxce Presndent CAROLYN FRI TZ Secretary Treasurer '1 3 A To all the gxrls on the cabmet and Mxss Fales, my most sxncere thanks for all of thexr untxrmg work and advlce durnng the past eventful years Through the cooperatnon of every gxrl of B H S , we have sponsored many successful actxvntnes, among them were get acquaxnted party, oflicxal guxdes for the new school, vxsntatlon of varlous schools m Tacoma, Seattle, and Everett, Vocatnonal Conference, Carmval, Assemblnes, Mnxers, Red Cross and other relnef drxves, Management of the Social Room, banquets for football and basketball teams, Boys and Gnrls Club Cabmet partxes, Teas, and many other varnous actxvntnes It would be unpossxble to lust all of the small tasks the gxrls have done All of you gxrls have helped start the new B H S on the road to successful years m the future Thank you all for makmg the gxrls' club pres: dency such a wonderful experxence, I shall never forget all of the pleasant memornes The best of luck to the new officers who wall be taking over our posxtnons May B H S be frxendly and actnve under your leadershxp and co operatnon Bette Flrst Row Lorna Lee Lxchter Typing and Records Clare Cochran Handbonk Kay Eder Socnal Nnta Cum mmgi School Servxce Patty Sockwell Vocatxonal Confer ence Allene Schoner Carmval Second Row Ruth Pxtzen Newspaper Fales Advxser Ann Keck Scrapbook Pat Murphy Carnival Ruth Rahm Program Chanrman Sylvna Whxtford Community Welfare . - . . y 'ii' . . . .. . . . . . . . l . . . .. . . . 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' ' 7 J 5 x 5 1 5 ' 1 l n ' S 1 - 5 s l 1 3 1 9 1 2 5 1 BOYS' CLU CUB WALL FRANK LOGU E Presxdent Vlce Presxdent KEN CHASE ART WAAGA Secretary Treasurer The Executnve Board of the Boys' Club would lnke to thank the cabmet for nts ine work and every boy m school for hns cooperation Under the leadershnp of Phnl Keck, assembly chairman, the Boys' Club has put on four assemblnes thxs year Sellmg decals and pencnls with the football schedule on them were two of the actnvxtxes of the club Truly a servnce club, the boys axded by dxrectmg students the first few days of school and durmg mnd week regnstratmn Also a service to the school were the Christmas trees the club secured for the annual Chrnstmas assembly Wxth members of the Gnrls' Club Cabmet, members of the Boys' Club executxve board vnsnted Lincoln Hugh School nn Tacoma durmg the football season The boys should luke to thank Mr Scheyer for has assnstance wxth then' plans, and to wnsh the Boys' Club of next year the best of luck CUB F rst Ro Bob Wade Coke Sales George Stuhler Carn a S co d o Phl Keck Program Churman Charl e Hartsfield C 1 l Darwm Gnlchrxst Carn al Th d Ro Rusty Kang Soc al Cha rman Da Goodw A I Mr S heyer Ad ser Not pctured ,lm Pr Sergeant at Arms fifty five . W V Y Q . . . - A -i A at 5' , , . I QT ' A- 'll x , l , 5 x 3 . . . ' . . . . . . et is . 'P' 1 6 -- : -- -.. . ' - Z ' I ws , : , I- N Q vlg 2 n RW: i , .' 5 i , arn'va 3' ' ' ' , iv . ir w: ' , i i 3 An in, rg . c , vi . i : i eston. CHAMB R OF C M RCE AU' MISS NICHOLSON RUSTY KING M153 FRASER Advnser Presxdent Adviser lea JIM PRESTON PAT MURPHY Vnce Presndent Secretary The Chamber of Commerce has just completed one of the buslest and most productive years of nts ex1st ence It has sponsored a great many actxvntxes durmg the past year The Chamber of Commerce started th year out by brmgmg together enght football teams m a bug Jamboree, held early m September At thls txme MYRNA METZLER, program chaxrman, also took over her dutxes m preparmg the very successful foot ball program NAN WALL and LORNA LEE LICHTER were r sponsnble for the excellent football half tune entertamment The first Homecommg ever attempted by B H S was under the sponsorshlp of the Chamber of Com merce Wlth Qu en BETTE McKAY rulmg over the festnvxtxes nt was one of the hlghlnghts of the year Durmg the month of October 1945, nt was suddenly and vnolently reahzed how badly Bremerton I-hgh needed the excursnons when two students were kllled whnle returnmg from an out of town game In coop eratnon wnth the Bremerton I-hgh P T A the Chamber of Commerce agreed to take charge of th excursxons apd see the student reactnon The 750 students who took advantage of these trnps wxll testxfy to thexr pop u arlty P T IXICKHCASAD was the student dxrector who worked m close connection with MRS SCHERNER of the e and has student leaders were greatly responsnble for the excursxons to Everett, Stadium, and Lmcoln of Tacoma Ferry tickets were sold for the Seattle Prep trap and for the State Tournament The program for the West Central Dnstrxct Tournament was a really bug project, but PAT KUHNS and BRUCE PERRY very capably handled nt The only all school productxon that IS hand-led entxrely by student leadershnp ns the Chamber of Com m0l'C9 V0dv1l Under the very capable dxrectxon of GENE REILY nt was one of the most successful produc txons ever staged h Thle contrnbutnon that the executnve board made to the success of thns year ns nmmeasurable Once told w at t enr dutnes were, they carrned them on wnthout any instructions JIM PRESTON as vxce president Xggslngalzalrell Other members were PAT MURPHY, secretary, RUTH RAHN football, MARJORIE M1835 er 3 1 DICK CASAD, baseball, MYRNA METLER, programs and JIM MOHANDRO publncxty NICHOLSON as advxser was a great deal of help durmg excursxons, but due to the pressmg school U95 had to resign m favor of MISS FRASER Smce thns, Miss Fraser has stepped mto the adv1ser's pos tnon without any dxliiculty t 'S lmP05Sll-116 to thank all of the students who helped make thns year the successful one nt was I woul like to fake the 0PP0rtun1ty to thank all of those who h lped us nn any way We really apprecnateed any as snstance that was gnven f E I fx . X f V, 5 - . v yy' J , . 3 ' - b ' ' e 9 q 1 u A n a . Y . . , 4 . -' . -, I -f . ' . I ' e n o . Q n ' 0 I . 1 I . , . du ' ' ' . . . . . . , , . . 1- 1 ' ' - ' . . , , . d e ' . ' - . fifty-six TORCH HO OR SOCIETY The Torch Honor Society consists of students who maintained a high grade average throughout high school. The club members sold season tickets for sports events and participated in the Stadium fund drive. The annual club banquet was held April 23 in the cafeteria. DON THULEAN led the group through the season of activities, aided by PETE RINERSON, vice president, ROSALEE MASTON, secretary, and FRANCIS SCHULTHEIS, treasurer. MISS HACKER is the club adviser. SENIORS: Naomi Alderman, Helen Anderson, Helen Apeland, Gloria Baumgartel, Mary Alice Brown, Bob Bryant, Shirley Bus- haw, Lucille Capp, Doris Chandler, Rosaly Clegg, Clare Cochran. Nita Cummings, Kay Eder, Joy Faul, Jerry Flieder, Carolyn FritL, Carol Fry, Doris Force, Dorothy Gangnath, Charlie Hartsfield, Lois Hood, Lorna Lee Lichter, Bette McKay, Clarabeth McNutt, Janice Michels, Betty Miner, Pat Murphy, Josephine Nelson, John Nibecker, Sena Nielson, Betty Patterson, Stanley Pearce, Thelma Peterson, Jes- sica Potter, Frances Schultheis, Phyllis Searls. Carol Sharp. Patty Socltwell, Gwendolyn Still, Jane Stuhler, Arley Townsend, Gloria Traslt, John Wagner, Gerry White. JUNIOR: Donna Aardal, Richard Andrus, Betsy Bishop, Elise Boden, Elaine Boehmer, Phyllis Boyd, Pat Callighan, Arlys Carlson, Herman Clegg, Vera Coltos, Connie Correll, Jules Diebenow, Bob Evans, Eleanor Filer, Bob Fredericks, Delores Fry, Jackie Grimes, Dale Hanberg. Charlene Hewitt, Eulalia Johnson, Howard John- son, Lou Ann Johnson, Nadine Johnson, Betty Johnstone, Stanley Jones, Victoria Jones, Lorraine Kaneckeberg, Mary Keating, Nadine Koster, Don Kruening, Edwin Laalt, Frank Laak Gene Lucas, Phyllis Mason, Rosalee Maston, Bob McKenzie, Myrna Metzler, Ronald Nelson, Imogene Nygaard, Meryl Parnell, Lavonne Paulson, Duane Peak, Marjorie Peterson, Jean Petrahorg, Dolores Quinnell, Pete: Rinearson, Joan Roth, Pat Scherrer, Mavon Sieler, Betty Sills, Charlotte Spotts, Frances Stirrett, Don Thulean, Mary Vance, Gloria Weedin, Patricia Wright. SOPHOMORES: Philip Ager, Alma Anderson, Lorraine Ander- son, Marilyn Arthur, Vivian Austin, Betty Baker, Marion Bales, Joanne Barker, Margaret Beaton, Joyce Benning, Barbara Boalt, Charlene Brown, Shirley Casad, Myrtle Christenson, Lavonne Clark, Jeane Coon, Jean Cothary, Willard Green, Velda Glenn, Donald Hagen, Dorothy Hanberg, Donna Henrickson, Billie Houston, Sally Hetriclt, John Jones, Lillian Karlotski, Joan Lamb, Betty Larkin, Jamie McArthur, Clydean McCarn, Lorraine McPhill, Blanche Mel- echar, Betty Marget, Leona Monroe, Barbara Newcomb, Florence Nielson, Delores O'Boyle, Douglas Patterson, Beverly Paulson, Rosa- line Phelps, Lois Poole, Harold Predovich, Ed Preston, Gloria Rich- ardson, Marylou Rusher, Kathleen Shaffer, Lorna Smith, Barbara Sorenson, George Stuhler, Edith Theis, Bruce Uybright, Virginia Wahlquist, Jeanne Waldron, Barbara Weaver, Jo Welsh, Mary Jean Wilson. .ax n ek 5 ' E 4 4 --, '- . A V il N l ' I . .fifiz ' it , 2 1 'f' 1' ,gf ii . kim V 'l' ' if A I A553 -,. Axis-f xl H A ' sill -Z I ' J X, ' ALPHA, OPPONENT OF BETA, HAS ITS OWN CLAIM TO FAME The Alpha Hi-Y is a group of boys sponsored by the Y. M. C. A. This club participated in many school activities. one of them being the Beta bowling tournament. Also this organiza- tioh has sponsored various affairs. The annual Beard Growing Contest, the Polar Party, and the sale of stadium tickets were just a few. Oflicers of the club for 1946 were CHARLIE HARTSFIELD, president, DICK CASAD, vice-president, DAN GOODWIN, secretary-treasurer, and AL HAUGAN, sergeant- at-arms. Mr. JOHNSON is the adviser. I D ee- - -'1 rn A ,fix 'Q -3- L55 ,pf- f Fw ' '5 rw ' ' 2 f pl' st Iii, ' ff V I tv D 1' ,sta ff... L T 1: ' 'ei s ,f et- ' ,,, - vm , ,ar -1 ,ev .J . xg BETA BOYS SUCCESSFUL WITH DANCE AND LEAGUE The Beta Hi-Y is a group of boys who are also sponsored by the Y. M. C. A. Early in the year the Beta boys sponsored a formal dance, the Beta Ball. The annual Beta Bowling tournament was held in the spring with CARROLL SCHUELER as chairman. The 1946 officers were: resident RUSTY KING' vice- P s 1 president, PHIL KECKg secretary, JULES DIEBENOWg treas- urer. TOM DRISCOLL: Sergeant-at-Arms, JACK TOPNESS. fifty-eight Row 1: Preston, Schwartz, Flie- der, Wallack, Olson D., Bran- non, Chandler, Hartsfield. Row 2: St. Laurent, Christenson D., Christensen M., Vernon, Casad, Friedman. Row 3: Goodwin, Bluhm Perry, Haugen, Reilly, McGilvary. Beck, Eide. Row 4: McComb, Mohondro, Ohnstad, Lindgren, Wade, Ol- sen J., Williams. Row l: Personius, Waters, Alex- ander, Crawford, Driscoll, Campbell, Topness. Row 2: West, Veldee, Fredericks, Tatham, O'Keefe, Hoiman, Bogard. Row 3: Waddell, Hall, McCasl.in, Diebenow, Ellis, Keck, Stratton. Row 3: King, Waaga, Olson, H., Boyle, Walton, Sears. Row 1: Lichter, Potter, Chandler, Sockwell, F r i t z, Cummings Miner, Sharp, Radabaugh. Row 2: Whitford, Donaldson, Mc- Kay, Eder, Stuhler, Rahm, Fry Campbell. Row J: Gangnath, Anderson, Bu- shaw, Benning, Daigle, Potter Michels, Murphy. Row 4: Beyer, K u h n s, White Cochran, Schulthies, Krumn jones. This year, Tri-Y has been very successful in their service work about school. One of their major jobs was ushering, which was done at the concerts and operettas. Two successful and enjojyable initiations were carried out. At the beginning of the school year there were about 30 girls initiated. At the middle of the year eight more girls were taken in. Their initiation was at a basketball game where they performed at the half. After the game they served at the Chili Party given by Tri-Y for Hi-Y boys and the basketball teams. The president this year was NITA CUMMINGS, vice-president, KAY EDERQ secretary, DOLORES QUINELI4 and the treasurer, VELMA JEAN DAIGLE. A Tri-Y-i-Y banquet was held in the spring and all of those who attended had a won- derful time. The Annual Assembly went off with a bang, with the co-chairmen being CARLOTTE SPOTTS, RUTH JONES, and GERRY WHITE. All members of the club were in the assembly which was greatly enjoyed by the student body. Row 1: Wright, Paulson, Jessup Fry, Filer, Loss, Correll, Mason Row Z: johnson L., Morrison Nygard, Narey, Larson, John- ston, Boyd, Juneau. Row 3: Callaghan, Spotts, Kline- felter, Meacham, Metzler, John son N., Keck, Quinell. Row 4: Swanson, Davis, McCoard, Seiler, Crites, Maston, Brude. fifty nine LETTERMEN KEEP SCHOOL IN UPROAR WITH ASSEMBLIES AND ACTIVITIES The'Lettermen's Club, one of the outstanding organiza- tions in B. H. S., has participated in many affairs this season. One' of the most important was the policing of the football field during the football season. Under the leadership of DARWIN GILCHRIST, this club held the ahnual Varsity Ball, with NANCY WALL as the T946 queen. Another of the activities of this group was the presenting of a play, The Shooting of Dan McGrew, with a star list of CUB WALL, ROY VELDEE, DAN GOODWIN and PHIL KECK taking the various roles in the production. Officers for this year were ROY VELDEE, vice-president, DON ELLIS, secretary-treasurer, and CUB WALL, sergeant- at-arms. The Letterman's Club has always been active in school affairs and this year was following precedent. A rx es 0- ' 335: 1 Af' ' lr, 'Q' m ii Q by x l Rial ' J ,', N U ff' HI-CLIMBERS RATE HIGH IN ACTIVITIES This club with twenty-five boys in it, has completed an active Year. Yes, the Hi-Climbers, under the guidance of MR. SCOTT, held an initiation for new members, hiked to the Flap Jack'sg entered a float in the Homecoming parade fthis float won second prizejg entered the Beta Bowling League, attempted to climb Mt. Constance, and helped in the Stadium ticket drive. Oflicers of this organization were: president, DON HAN- BERGQ vice-president, HOWARD HEACOCKg Secretary, DICK BRANNANg treasurer, DALE HANBERG, and Sergeant-at- arms, PED CAMPBELL. s xty Row 1: Waters, Strachan, Wag- goner, Olson, Schuetke, Lund. Farrar, Ellis, Robinson. Row 2: Mr. Scheyer, Heinrich, Waaga, Peak, Laak, Crawford, Olson, Wall, Soriano. Row 3: Goodwin, Veldee, Keck. Ryen, Logue, Gilchrist, Chase. Driscoll, Dandois. Row 4: Ogg, Frederick, Laak, Dalton, Lindgren, Van Tress. Campbell, King, Baselr. l Tho o Burchlield Campbell H nb rp, B zinno Rodgers Jones Bl m Chrstenson Ve non Fl ede atto s Mr Scot: 3 Hanberg Dale Tasha D scoll Fl ed Sch lthes Lundegard Johnso Row 1: Lim, Donaldson, Miner, Force, Hosford, Bow- man, Forrest, Hilligoss, Hill, Murphy, Reid. Row 2: Miss Houlahan, Coch- ran, Daigle, Chandler Knapp, Ellis, Potter, Bu- shaw, Lichter, Fry. Row 3: Campbell, Benning White, Krum, -Sills, Jensen Alderman, Stuhler, Brown Rahm. Row 4: Sockwell, 'I' e n g e Childs, S h a r p, Michels Leach, Baumgartel, Roclf. - ney, Pettingill, Potter. Row 5: Strachan Pa as, 1 PP Beyer, Gangnath, Ander son, Schultheis, Sparbar Hanson, Cummings, Rada baugh. v Row 1: Trask, Hood, John- ston, Boyd, Daigle Lim. Fry. Row 2: Lichter, Miner, Don- aldson, Anderson G., Mich- els, Anderson I., Hanson Correll. Row 3: Miss Britton, Sparbar Murphy, Spotts, Klinefelter, Krumn, Seiler, Jessup. Row 4: McKay, Pitten, Mc- Coard, Callaghan, Couier, Larson. Qs it My s A CLUB FOR ALL SENIORS 1 THE ONE REQUISITE IS PEP Pep Club is not an. honorary organization. Any senior girl is eligible, for the membership is unlimited, with every new girl welcomed. JANICE MICHELS, HELEN ANDERSON, BAR- BARA HANSEN, MAXINE FORREST, GUSSIE HOSFORD, SHIRLEY KNAPP, and VELMA DAIGLE, talked many people into buying bonds and stamps regularly. Another important project was the care of the social room. The girls decorated the bulletin boards, and kept the room in an orderly condition. DOROTHY POTTER, JESSICA POTER, and JANE STUHLER, all helped on this project. This club has had a lot of fun, too, with their slumber partyQ?j and trips to the Showboat and Penthouse. Officers in- cluded, president, PAT MURPHY, vice-president, EVALYN BENNING, secretary, PHYLLIS CAMPBELL, and treasurer, MAE LIM. Advisor MISS HOULAHAN. Yi. B CLUB GIRLS THE MOST ACTIVE IN HIGH SCHOOL AS PROVED BY THEIR ACTIVITIES This popular girls' club has had an active and fun-packed year. Outstanding this year, as every year, the Sweetheart Swirl! will stay in the minds of many students, for the beauti- ful decorations and refreshments. PAT MURPHY was Chair- man of the dance with committee helpers in SHIRLEY BUSH- AW, IRENE ANDERSON, NADINE JOHNSON, and many others. This tolo dance was one of the most popular of the formals. B Club also helped with the sale of Stadium tickets. Officers are president, LOIS HOOD, vice-president, PAT MUR- PHY, secretary, SIDONIE KRUMM, treasurer, JANICE MICHELS. Other activities included an all-club trip and initia- tions. Advisor, MISS BRITTON. sixty-one P... . -M1......'s. A N 1 . ,, 3, V Row 1: Campbell, Sharp, Chandler, Cummings, If , Eder, McKay, Sills. 5' 5 Row 2. Benning, White, Baumgartel, Cochran, Lichter, Phillips, Hood, Miss Crofoot. Row 3. Sockwell, Fritz, Nelson, Hewett, Ander- son, Braun, Rahm, Cunningham. Row 4. King, Keck, Hoffman, Higbee, Huilett Williams. ..i '7. THEY LEARN SUBJECT AS THEY ARE ACTIVE One of the most active clubs in B. H. S. is the Gaveleers' Club. This club is composed of the members of the three public speaking classes, with PHIL KECK acting as president. The members had the task of presenting the program for laying the for this Was FAIRY ALLEE. Corner Stone. General chairman One of the many trips enjoyed this ye-ar was the excursion to visit the University of Wasington speech classes. That evening they went to the Penthouse theatre. Members in cha rge were CLARABETH McNUTT, LORNA LICHTER, GERRY WHITE, DIANE HEWITT and CAROL SHARP. Other oflicers were: vice-president, DEAN SMALLEY and DON HOFFMAN, secretary, CAROLYN FRITZQ and treasurer, JANE STUHLER. MISS CROFOOT was the club advise-r. Row I: Row 2: Row 3: Br SKI ENTHUSIASTS TAKE EXCURSION The newly organized ski club, led by TOM DRISCOLL, completed th Clement, Swanson, Sherrar, Kelly, Weidan, Pappas, Conn. Hacker, Donaldson, Hosford, Forrest Narey, Morrison, jones. Mr. Scott, Perry, Svare, Flieder, Hubbel, annon, Lundegard, Christenson, johnson. e season successfully. Skiing in- structions Were given at the regular meetings by the adviser, MR. SCOTT. The club also sponsored several trips to Mt. Rainier and other ski resorts in the Cascades. Other officers president, NADINE LARSON, secretary-treasurer. ' 5121 nf' A S ,iii 0 I 5 POLICE FORCE OF B. H. S, MEANS GOLDE The Golden Paw has had a large responsibility this year in handling were: CONNIE CORRELI., vice- N PAW the school. Much of the work was done during the three lunch periods when Paw members were on hand to give out Student Council warrants for offenses. The officers this year were: President, DAN GOODWIN, vice-president, CHARLIE HARTS- FIELD, secretary, BOB WADE, and treasurer, JERRY FLIEDER, PAUL FRIEDMAN, sergeant-at-arms. The club has a very capable and co-operative adviser in MR. NELSON ULYTLE helpful ideas. sixty-two and all the members appreciated his Row 1: Dunham, Tilberg, Hill, Johnson, S v 1 y Row 2: Golsett, Avery, Davies, Stirrett- Row l: Sherron, Loss, Chandler, Rahm, Fry, Custer, Short, Searls. Row 2: Campbell, Stuhler, Phillips. Kuhns, Hood, Johnson, Morrison. Row l: Meyers, Carlson, Anderson, Allee, Row 2: Ashford, Johnson, Isaacson, Bow- ' ' Row 3: Bowcutt, Moore, Canady, Rosen- 09 Peten ill N'ellon Miss Chamberlain. Granzow, Epperson, Swedback, jefferson six J. GIRLS PUT KNOWLEDGE OF MATERIALS AND FOODS TO GOOD ADVANTAGE IN THE CLUB The accomplishments of the Home Economic Club this year were many. Election of officers was as fol- lows: President, MARGIE GRANZOWg vice--president, SHIRLEY MAZNAg secretary, BONNIE BERRY, treas- urer, MARILYN MILLERQ sergeant-at-arms, JANICE FROST. Committee chairmen: Social, MERYL PAR- NELLQ program, MARIANNA DAVIES, membership, NADINE JOHNSON. Having 50 active members en- abled them to join the state and national Future Homemakers of America. They are now a chapter of this association. A party was held for the Home Economics Clubs of Port Orchard and Silverdale for the pur- pose of joining this same organization. HI-CLIMBERETTES MAKE THEIR NAME COME TRUE. The Hi-Climberettesn are the sisters of the Hi-Climbers? This active group of girls took a joint hike to Mt. Eleanor with the Hi-Climbers. They have also taken many shorter hikes this year with a good time' on every one. President of this group is CAROL FRY. Other officers include DORIS CHANDLER, vice-presi- dentg and JEANNE RADABOUGH, secretary-treasurer. The adviser is MISS EDNA FRASER. Initiation at the first of the year will be remembered by all, for the new members wore comical arrangements of cloth- ing, including hiking boots. fl! A 55- 9- .Ream King, Stienmetzer, Gould. man, Robinson, Swanson, Bush. W 1 A V X crantz, Conn. Milt NEW RETAILERS CLUB LEADS SCHOOL IN STADIUM TICKET SALES The Retailers Club was organized during Christmas vacation at a party at MRS. GOULD'S, their ad- viser's, home. The purpose of this organization is to provide activities and social affairs for the students from the Retail Selling Classes. The officers are SHIRLEY JOHNSON, president, JACK SWANSON, vice-presi- dentg and OPAL JOHNSON, secretary. A roller skating party for February was the first gathering of the new year, with social evenings and dances following. The Retailers voted to turn out 100 per cent to help et a Stadium for Bremerton High g . This active group sold over S1500 worth of tickets. Through the efforts of CLIFF ROSECRANTS and GER- ALD CONOELY this organization was able to lead the clubs of B H S. in the amount of sales. After graduation members will retain membership in the club and take an active part in its affairs. 'l 'Y h ' gf-. ..., - Hull, Mason, Koster, Dunham. Row 2: Narey, Marry, Kaneckeberg, Vance, Hill, Juneau, McNutt. Row 3: Houston, Collins, Coltos, Barry, Rusher, Wilson. Row 4: Albretch, Swedback, ----, Pratt, Mosbarger, Svare, Meicho, Childs, Langrell, Lind, Mr. Bray. R. C. CLUB-R. C. CLUB-WE FINALLY KNOW WHAT THE INITIALS STAND FOR The newly organized Record and Composers Club was established for the purpose of listening and learning more about classical music. Such composers as Gershwin, Chopin, Tschoikowsky, and Liszt have been stu- died. Some of their numerous activities were the trips, one to the opera Carmen, a Christmas party, and the designing of the beautiful club pins. There are sixty-two charter members with the ofiicers as follows: President, JEAN COTHARYQ vice-president, CLARABETH McNUTTg secretary, JEAN STUHLER, and treas- urer, PHYLLIS MASON. Adviser is MR. BREY. Chfifg, Z' v 'n pr' ROW l: Clark, Zimmerman, Verbon, Pa 'son, Daily, Casad, Harrison. ROW 2: Parsons, Siegel, Lucas, Rinerson Henderson, Wolff, Miss Davis. ORIGINALITY IN WRITING STRESSED BY CREATIVE WRITING CLUB This year saw the arrival of a new club at school, The Creative Writing Club. It is made up of students interested in writing, either as a hobby or as a vocation. This club is unique in having only two officers, president, WOLFRED BAUER, and secretary-treasurer, GENE LUCAS. Adviser is MISS DAVISL Some of the activities of the club were: having charge of a show case in the halls, an excursion to the Penthouse theatre in Seattle, a guest speaker from out of town, and the original poems, plays, and stories written by the mem- bers and read at the meetings. This may well be the start of a leading club at B. H. S. ROW I: Bryant, Nelson, Brown, McNutt, Clegg, Peterson. ROW 2: Huillet, Hoffman, Pierce, Olson, Mr. Dogan. ROW 3: Lucas, McGregor, Hostettler, Davis, Nibecker, Higbee, THIS CLUB MAY HOLD POTENTIAL EINSTEINS The meetings of the Science Club are conducted by BOB BRYANT, president. Other officers are CLARK DAVIS, vice-president, and MARY ALICE BROWN, Secretary. Informative speeches were accompanying the meetings. Some outstanding talks were given Rockets by GENE LUCAS, Matches by BOB BRYANT, and Weather Forecasting by ALAN MCGREGOR, The club has also had interesting debates on subjects such as socialized medicine, strikes, and drafting 18-year-olds. MR. DOGAN, adviser of the group, has im- ported much practical knowledge to the members ofthe club. four Row l: Potter, Bataglia, Wright, Stuhler, Cothary, Christensen, Ellis, Henderson, Purdam, -- '. A ' ' A Row l: Stoddard, Hetrick, Hill, Mclnich, McNutt, Bales, Collins, Morrison, Miller. Row 2: Clay, Coon, ii, Bower, Harris, johnson, Westgren, Mr. Martin. f Row 3: Waddell, Milden, Brannon, Arthur, Ferguson Ulinger. SQUEEGEE BOARD SELLS PRINTS Squeegee Board has bought a set of The Encyclopedia of Photography, and enlarger, and a camera for use in the dark room this year. They also sold various football group pictures and individual basketball pictures. An interesting excursion took place on which many good pictures were taken. Officers for the first semester were: SPUD BUNKER, president, BEVERLY CONN, vice-president, FLORENCE CLAY, secre- tary, BILLY SHAY, treasurer. Second semester officers were: BEVERLY CONN, president, BETTY JOHN- SON, vice-president, PAT COLLINS, secretary, DICK BRANNON, treasurer. MR. MARTIN is the adviser. ROW 1: Bull, Rothenberg, Wallum, Purdam, Roberts: ROW 2: Anderson, Fulton, Shaatz, Long, Burchett, Mr. Cain. ROW 3: Dibley, Broyles, Shoemaker, Brown, Reid. 'nl is ELECTRICITY CLUB In cooperation with the Radio Club, the members entered the float in the Homecoming parade which won first prize. This year's oEcers.are: president, PAUL WOLLAM, vice president, LEWIS LONG, secretary- treasurer, GEORGE HORMEL, sergeant at arms, BOB BROYLES. In class they constructed a model of a dam, made motors, transformers, and other electrical appliances. Adviser, MR. CAIN. Row l: Miss Eldred, Houstan, Patterson, Marry. Reed. Row 2: Nelson. Diebenow, Patterson, Evans, Daggit. V 1 DEBATERS GAIN EXPERIENCE BY PARTICIPATING IN CLUB'S ACTIVITES The Debate Club this year was very busy and active. The first sizable debate was at North Kitsap High School. This was quite an event for beginning students like BILLIE HUSTON and SALLY MARRY, but a mere warm-up for veterans like DOUG and BETTY PATTERSON and RICHARD NELSON. The Debate Club, in return, invited several schools to debate with Bremerton. Among these were Seattle Prep, North Kitsap, and O'Dea. To wind up the season, the club went to the State Tournament at the College of Puget Sound in Tacoma. The following debators attended: BETTY PATTERSON, president, DOUG PATTER- SON, RICHARD NELSON, vice-president, SALLY MARRY, and BILLIE HUSTON. RICHARD NELSON won a second place trophy for his efforts at this meet. Adviser for this organization is MISS IRENE ELDRED. Row I: Farrar. Ulinger. Campbell, Waddell, Stevens, Ulinger. Row 2: Campbell, Andrus. Babcock, Swan, Mr. Martin. Row 3: Pratt, McGregor, Shay. B. H. S. IS CERTAINLY APPRECIATIVE OF SERVICES RENDERED BY OPERATORS The Operators Club is the organization which shows movies and slides to the students and other groups in the high school., They provide about fifty films a month for th-:se groups. The club, supervised by Mr. Mar- tin, has twenty-four members of which GORDY FARRAR is president, JIM HURD, vice-president, and RICHARD CAMPBELL, secretary. The requirements for becoming a student operator is a recommendation from his teachers and a high grade average. This standard must be maintained through the year. For each period's operating, a member receives an hour's credit and is awarded a letter if among the top two-thirds. Row 1: Foster, Swan, Deaver, Long. Row 2: Mr. Cain, Ghandi. RADIO CLUB PLACES FIRST The Radio Club is composed of boys in the Radio and Electricity class. This year they have been quite active, and one of their outstanding achievements was their float in the Homecoming parade, which was made by members of the Electricity and Radio clubs. The float won first prize in the contest. Oflicers of the club are: BILL JOHNSTON, president, LEWIS LONG, vice-presidentg DON JUDD, secretary-treasurerg and DENNIS DIBLEY, sergeant at armsg Adviser MR. CAIN. I My ROW l: Ecklund, johns, D., Schuetke, Baum- gzlrtel, Schulthcis, Fagan, Wright, Ogrosky. ROW Z: Vehrs, Mosbargcr, Frocning, Kcrby. jagger, Keating, Laurie, Griggs, ROW 3: Hodgkiss, johns, R., I.ecfclm.in Lenheart, Jones, Chole. Kendall, GERMAN CLUB Limited in activities because of the size of enrollment, the German Club, neverth6lCSS. SPCR! 2 successful year, SPOHSOF- ing a mixer and making Scrapbooks for the service men. sixty-six Row I: Johnson, Johnston, Strattman, Boyd, Christenson, King.' Row 2: Munsterman, Clement, Culver, Pratt, - -I A Uhlinger, Peterson. - Row 3: Wright, Bataglia, Rinerson, Avery Hanberg. Row 4: Young, Mitchel, McPhee,Clark, Hetricl.. 4 WE GIVE AN ORCHID TO MRS. CULVER FOR HER INTEREST IN STUDENTS AND CLUBS The Spanish Club, which has the largest membership in school, is doing a fine job bringing the Spanish language and customs into Bremerton High School. One way they make this possible is by observing Pan American Week in April. During this week they decorate the school with beaming Spanish splendor and close it with their annual assembly. Other club activitieswere collecting magazines for the Red Cross, individual and group correspondence with Latin America, and hearing travel talks. With their monthly meeting they have accomplished many things under the leadershipof GLORIA STRATTMEN,presidentg MYRON CHRIS- TENSEN, vice-president, BOBBIE JOHNSTON, secretary-treasurer, MRS. CULVER, adviser. an. Row 1: Mrs. Scott, Oreck, Force, Poole, Koster, Brown, Juneau. Row 2: Holmes, Johnson, Sherrar, White, King, Johnston, Dotson. f Row 3: MacDonald, Waldren, Jacobs, Bray. Coulter, Capp. Row 4: Bean, Jones, Nibecker, Bryant. BESIDES LEARNING INTERESTING LANGUAGE, FRENCH CLUB MEMBERS ENJOY MANY ACTIVITIES The French Club has had one of its most outstanding years this season. At their first meeting in October they elected BOB BRYANT, president, LUCILLE CAPP, vice-president, NADINE JOHNSON, secretary, and PAT SCHERRER, reporter. With the able guidance of MRS. SCOTT, the club adviser, they accomplished many things. In November they attended the Ballet Russe in Seattle, in December they held a Christmas Pot- luck, in February they had a very enjoyable meeting. They presented MRS. SCOTT with a club pin, and last and most important was the French Club banquet,an annual spring affair. This organization also used a very unique. stunt to sell Stadium tickets. Ar., . , 'Ok Row l: Jessup, Fry, Filer, Lichter, Coltos, Miss Dungan. Row 2: Seiler, Metzler, Robinson, Barber, Mas- ton, Loss. Row 3: McGregor, Hagen, Chandler, Sullivan, ,Q Sprunt. 3 G' Row 4: Wright, Patterson, Preston, Callaghan. LATIN MUST NOT BE SO DEAD - AS EVIDENCED BY THIS ORGANIZATION The Latin Club under the able direction of JERRY FLIEDER, president, MYRNA METZLER, vice-p resident, PAT CALLAHAN, secretary-treasurer, ED PRESTON, sergeant-at-arms, and MISS DUNGAN, ad- siser, have participated in many school activities. Some of those featured are: Decorating a float for the Foot- ball Jamboree with SHIRLEY BATES as chairman, a Christmas Party in December, with MYRNA METZLER as chairman, and the largest project of the year was the annual banquet held in March with MARY ANN JEN- SEN as chairman A chicken dinner, program, and choosing of the outstanding Latin Club student highlighted this banquet sixty se en 'fi aw. Q an-gil I-'Q C. 3 4 C W A r O fr: , fy E The strains of classical and popular mu- sic, which permeate the atmosphere of our halls daily, are attributed to the music de- partment including the orchestra, band, choir, and glee,club. The o fhestra has a two-fold purpose-to give advanced mu- sicians a chance to play in a group and to prepare music for concerts. With MARY ALICE BRQWN as the able concert-mistress one finds the orchestra playing for the Christmas festival, spring concert, oper- etta, senior play, graduation and whatever occasion they may be called upon to play. MISS JONSON is the adviser. . The band has had a very busy year play- ing at the concerts as well as the games, the jamboree, Navy Day, Stadium parade, and Santa Claus Parade. The greatest proj- ect of this year was the band concert given to earn funds for the new uniforms. This was stimulated by the capable officers: Man- agers, first semester, GENE HARRING- TONg second semester, KEN CHASE, treas- urer, LAVONNE PAULSONQ secretary, VALORISUE LAMOREEg student directors, JAMES MarArthur and CAROL SHARP. This year the choir under the direction of MR. RICHARD BERG presented with unforgetable art the operetta The Desert Song. Also on their agenda was the spring concert, a Christmas concert, music festival, several assemblies, and' the entertainment of servicemen. The oflicers are as follows: CUB WALL, DON THULEAN, BETTE McKAY, and ROSEMARY WHEELER. The Girls' Glee Club, under. the direction of MISS GRACE CKEROSKY, has approx- imately eighty members. The club oiiicers were: president, DORIS DONALDSON9 vice president, JOYCE PETERSON 5 secre- -tary-tresasurer, PAT PROCTORg and ser- geant at arms, JEAN EDDY. - From the entire group an ensemble of twenty-five girls and a nonette have been chosen. The director of the ensemble is PAT ERICKSON, and JO WELSH is the group student director. E The Glee Club participated in the Christ- mas Concert, the Spring Concert, Soirre and a May festival held in Port Orchard. u W4 a K X A ,, K . - f 'I ' Q ' .s -v' . W Us R V. 4 xx...-SQ 4-. , -QQNQQJQ ,1-,: J' . 35, f' fn, I 93 Ds t f 8' 4 Q I Q ,,, ' vw , , .,, ' 4 x-. WWILDCA T COACHES VN . -4 5 .f Y t Wa! ' ' ,' ffl iff ' 5 ,V :Riff ' I -is ti , A' '- I f ,xf , 1 is V. 'Y Acclaimed by many as one of the outstanding basketball coaches of the state, Coach Ken Wills has built superior teams from inexperienced players. In his twelve years at B. H. S. he has always had very successful basketball teams. With the new track, Mr. Wills undoubtedly will have better track men in the future. An all-coast football player from W. S. C., Mr. Scheyer has a good understanding of boys which makes him an excellent boys' adviser. His prospects for football and baseball are very good for the coming two years. Known to all sophomore boys as a great coach and friend, Tinie johnson has done much in the development of line basketball and basesball players. Mr. Robert Scott, tennis coach, has tried hard to get tennis courts at B. H. S. this year. Although he does not have many boys turning out this year, he hopes that with new and better facilities a greater interest will be taken in this major sport. Mr. john Maruca, a capable assistant football coach, has been a great aid to Coach Schey- er in training of the football players. Mr. Maruca attended Gonzaga College where he played on the- football varsity team. Q :N Q' seven ty- two 1. 469,737 . --47, f-. 5 11, i .W , K z ww, ja' ,A-. S .,..!iw... M' + MANAGERS FOOTBALL: Sloneker, TRACK, Sowa, Fugitt, Thomp- Battaglia, Heyer, Hill. son, Bergland, Paulson. BASEBALL, Chase, Sloneker. BASKETBALL: Vehrs- La Page Who lines the field? Who takes care of equipment? Who takes care of the laundry? Who takes care of the hundred and one other things that is required for the smooth, efhcient running of any athletic team? To the man- .zgers of Bremerton High School, go the thanks and respect of every individ- ual turning out for any athletic event. Bremerton High School hopes to con- tinue to have in the future such likable and cooperative managers. SQVCHK y-th af WILDCA T by e r BUD OLSON CUB WALL Back Center l-.Ai ROGER SCHUETTKE ART LUND Back Tackle W LLY Pg X I BALL ,,J- Tackle 3 ' W' 'BPI JACK CRAWFORD Guard we RAY ANDERSON Tackle ,r , .yn , c B 'V 'Q 'Zi Inspirational Player OB WEST OLLIE OLSON Guard 3' DON ELLIS JIM WILEY End Back Q wi JIM DALTON Back in ..- X .. 1 if 9? 'uf' fda. -.If DICK LINDGREN End Small but tricky School football a team of small, i always proved to be contest. Using the T Wildcats played a bn the fans on the edgi the season. With the return lishment of a winte the able coaching of of Wildcat football l erton High School f place high on the OOTBALL as ctw f et 5 .. E. :Q-6 5 N7 ' , 'ac S DON HEINRICH Back PRESTLEY CAMPBELL Center the Bremerton High emerton fielded players, they competitors in any Br tion exclusively, the of football which kept their'seats throughout any players, the estab- otball class, and under ght Scheyerg the future promising. The Brem- all team is expected to W t Bob CS CORKY SCHUH Back GALE WADE AUZZIE ROBINSON Honorar Ca tain JIM LETTELIER Guard -9' 5 ,QQ na 5 ,ai 1' ' JACK WATERS Back if f ,VU -1 WALLY BASELT 1 J' End V Back GEORGE occ Back BABE CHASE End CHUCK BARRETT Back y P Back PHIL KECK M., u V- V , Ja Q9 A' fx HQ f . ,L , ...kim ,, 4 1 M-1 -5' -mi? Y' ,'- . . 1 73 SID RYEN There are very few words I could use to describe the Bremer ton High School Basketball Team. Superb ball handling, accur ate shooting, and unrelenting drive, made the Wildcats one of the strongest teams in the state. Playing the race horse style of ball, the Wildcats finished the season with 27 wins out of 29 startes, winning the cross-state league title, west central district tournament title, and placing second in the state tournament. Of the individual members of the team, not enough can be said. Not only are they skilled in basketball, but they have the traits of good, clean sportsmanship, which is so greatly valuable To the Bremerton High School basketball team goes our great est respect and admiration. BOB WEST Everett 21 Lincoln fTacomaj 30 Lincoln 1TacomaJ 26 Stadium fTacomaj 30 Seattle Prep 25 Bellingham 25 Bremerton 3 6 Bremerton 53 Bremerton 57 Bremerton 5 5 Bremerton 2 5 Bremerton 66 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Silverdale l 1 Bremerton 52 North Kitsap 9 Bremerton 29 South Kitsap 33 Bremerton 62 STATE TOURNAMENT Mount Baker 3 1 Bremerton 43 Ellensburg 44 Anacortes 31 Roosevelt 40 Bremerton 57 Bremerton 34 Bremerton 36 South Kitsap 2 6 Lincoln fPortlandj 21 South Kitsap 26 North Kitsap 20 Aberdeen 30 O'Dea 29 Longyiew 21 Kelso 30 North Kitsap 24 Bellingham 3 8 Seattle Prep 44 Wenatchee 24 Wenatchee 2 3 O'Dea 3 0 Everett 2 5 Stadium 17 Bremerton 3 6 Bremerton 54 Bremerton 52 Bremerton 36 Bremerton 37 Bremerton 3 3 Bremerton 47 Bremerton 55 Bremerton 49 Bremerton 49 Bremerton 5 l Bremerton 34 Bremerton 25 Bremerton 3 1 Bremerton 24 Bremerton 51 DARWIN GILCHRIST if ! I1 spa Y, ff f 1-ii.-Q 120 1 WILDCAT APVE O N 'E 1-N. 'IQ 'NIP-4.-,, 61 '-QA4 -L fl s.. G 'fue' lv 12139 94 seventy-e'ghz FRANK LOGUE BILL ALEXANDER GALE WADE Conting late in the yea the outcome of this yea many returning letter coaching of Dwight Sch proved to be tough comp LOUIS SORIANO ASEBALL JOQW airy 42 fY1 ' Q-:HW ... DON COREY is difficult to determine s baseball season With and under the able er, Bremerton Wildcats tion for all opponents 051 Q, 'Q . 1 4 fel ' 1 , , ,4n 4 I n D v ,A f 1 5 Q W J ' I X I .xg x if p-,fl 3 HZ2 ':N 5, -po-' I F V .. av, PM Ei i , L.- -- 'Asif A 99 4,5 ' , -. 5 l 8 iw- Q' 1 A , wwf! 'lv f: au- ' Ffzws e IM' infra- , ,,, QM, , 0,1 BEOKYD CVufvxP HIGH rump w '5 'Q H V in PS, fffyk Q, ,JJ 'M ' , ,Q 'Jw 1- I ,g T?f WJa,' vw f h W I W, ,. - 'dy If 'fa fy: ...gi Cf Q Q9 3, , f W '-sw 717 if Bk .U ,mg 8 4 'V MT: I -41 ' .,,A,., Q: . 5:f'f'i.,:3j 4 S FKZEZY Qing! s -. Md... V- 2 'fli .5 0 P - T is in 8 ii' -1 K ffl' an ,, q.,v.ffi- . va N WILDCAT TRACK Limber legs and strong winds characterize the Bremerton track team. Though composed of many sophomores, the track team has already proven its worth by defeating Kirkland and Poulsbo by large margins. To the thin clads go our respect for tasks well done. 77.5,-5-nav EMA 'iw' HALF-MILE A V n BROAD JUMPS HIGH JUMP I A, f.. Al Bataglia Gordon Farrar Don Kltt . X Bob McKenzie Art Waaga Dan Goodwm jim Strachan Darwin Gilchrist Dallas Miller Dick Casad MILE RELAY TEAM HIGH HURDLES Bob Plaisance Ray Sacker Elmer Grimes Jan Osborne Jack Waters Duane Peak Ken Micholson Bob Fredericks H3ffY Widener Jim Strachan CT' SPRINTS FIELD EVENTS Bob Olson George Payne jack Herrell Jamie McArthur Charles Langen Wes Fager POLE VAULT Darwin Gilchrist Harry Widener Ray Sacker Jack 'XVaters Jim Strachan c ,..,.,,,: Q E-I he--. in N LOW HURDLES 440 john Jones Bob Fredericks Duane Peak Jim Dalton Harry Widener is-f-lim, - 0 iii, I K . . .4 , , Q XAZBQ ' -95 Empi- ', .-4 A A ,. -. .,:ii,.. 1 i i.-4 . eighty-one lvv GOLF UXLWG GIRLS' SPORTS M153 BRITTON Miss SKINNER Adwser Advxser GLORIA TRASK PAT KUHNS LOIS HOOD Inspnratlonal Player The Gnrls Athletnc Assocnatxon was headed thus year by Glorna Trask The work she has done nn thns orgamzatxon ns mdeed worthy of commendatmn The excellent manner m whnch she conducted her meetmgs and the actnvntnes have been unequalled and wxll set a fine example for future Presnd nts to llve up to The clnmax of the G A A year was the electron of the G AA mspnratxonal player Glorna was chosen as thus gurl and ns more than deservmg of the same The ' B Club also chos an mspnratnonal player, Pat Kuhns Pat has been on the volley ball basketball, baseball, swxmmmg, and bowlmg teams smce her freshman year She has earned her letters, more than any other gurl has prevxously earned Pat's bowlmg record IS one whxch wnll never be forgotten Pat ns a good sport and an excellent partncxpant and ns the type of a p rson who never calls attentxon to herself These two clubs for gxrl athletes have been under the dnrectxon of Mnss Britton and Mass Slunner, whose work and patience have helped these clubs to grow aud work I eighty three 'Cf' ' A :J G-A-A- Pfesidenf B Club Inspirational Player B Club President . , . . . . . C 39 Q ' - 1 - 9 ' I . . a Eff VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS 4 5. T' 4' 4 - :- Q . 5 4 v cf r I' 4 + 2 'Q f 6 ,L 4 1 XT w.. e ii '- F 'A BASKETBALL CHAMPS BASEBALL H0 7 J Yr - 1 GYM GIRLS The Sophomores and the Juniors tournaments. The sophomores defea the volleyball championship. The jun in the basketball tournament. The year-round sports have had assistants have done their job well ax GENERAL eighty-fou 'Fl Y Qr- ii .lt ASSISTANTS SPORTS ed the championship honors in the two the seniors in a very close game for in turn edged out the sophomores y participants and the managers and ith very little mistake. MANAGERS -A.. 1, pfJQ 3, ff' ARCHERY BADMINTON SWIMMING onf eghty fi e shy TUMBLING 3 A M Xu-vi.: i 'mf E.... BOWLING 'L 0 3 'Nl -fi'-i F 'N QW-2? X QA 0' 9 I 'ra- A 1 ..- 'CH I -Q 'fx 1 if 3 If A ,Sl r 1 11' l A M. -Lu I ' .11 :s2,W.9i,:-at 5. P I' 1 .wig f ' . 1 fur ,ff4A: 1' 3 'Sl TY ,-' i, rf?- i' 'Ulla wwf 'iz' a , - ni ., .?sL5QLfL:.kLX ' 'c 4 371-.fp W 1 f .f Q . , . wi . VOD VIL The annual Vodvil is the only all-school production presented by the high school. It is managed by the students from production to advertising to program design to stage design and on. This year's production was managed by GENE REILLY, assisted by AL HAUGEN. Business was managed by RUSTY KING, who was assisted by JIM PRESTON. The only teachers responsible for the Vodvil were MISS FRASER, MR. TREPUS, and MISS WOOD- WARD. Miss Fraser will long be remembered for her line help of seeing that things kept moving continu- ally. Mr. Trepus did a fine job of stage construction, and Miss Woodward made an exceptionally line back drop for the stage. These teachers, however, only acted as overseers, while the actual work was done by the students. The co-operation of the United States Navy here in Bremerton, has helped us immensely. Permission to use uniforms and even the use of Waves' uniforms was all made possible by the Navy. I should like to thank all those students who helped with the production and especially those who were members of the cast. Thanks should also be given to Mr. Martin, whose co-operation was essential for success. This year's Vodvil met with many obstacles which were always met with determination that the Vodvil would be a success. We feel that our goal - to give Bremerton High School a college style production - has been accomplished. GENE REILLY. 'Tl' 'll 'lf ff-1 ca filth ni 1 W-ff f 4 D ..-if 1 TW J X' L E E 1 SENIOR PLAY E 3 5 S ' W 39, 'Fas Q i I , I I ' it A Little Honey was a three-act play presented by the senior class. It was the story of a sophisticated girl who was very intelligent. The girl had been taught by her mother that the way to a man's heart was through knowledge of his hobbies. However, she found she had been using the wrong tactics when an old beau of hers came back on a week's leave from the navy. Her grandma helped by giv- ing her a few man-catching hints. The cook was on the rampage, a Southern widow had tossed her income problems on the lap of the girl's father and tried to toss herself there too, and her grandma was troubled-by a nurse. On top of this, the girl was trying to get her man. The production had many outpouring incidents, hilarious business, and roaring humor. A dual cast for some of the characters was featured in this outstanding produc- tion. The characters were: Mrs. Minton, played by Shirley Bushaw and Margie Gran- zowg Mr. Minton, played by Herb Waddell, Grandma Thornton, played by Ruthe Rahm and Shirley Quackenbush, a Southern widow, played by Bennie Tomilsong lovely Diana, played by Elizabeth Leach and Charlene Hewitt, her adored Tom, who was Phil Keck, the cook, who was Lois Hood, a trained nurse, who was Elaine Short, adorable Jerry, who was Shirley Phillips, and Carol Fry, her adoring Albert, played by jim Olsen, Scoots, who was Jeanne Radabaugh and Shirley Terry, and a Sure-Shot exterminator man, played by Jerry Flieder. ni TH DES RTSONG S paaai ' ffm B , is N . llX x ea The Bremerton High School music department presented their third operetta April 5 and 6. The Desert Song was chosen and directed by Mr. Berg, head of the music department. Those who witnessed the performance would readily agree that it was one of the finest ever produced by Bremerton High. The cast and chorus worked tirelessly for months but their Work was not in vain. Don Thulean portrayed the lead, Pierre, and Pat Wright portrayed Margo. Other mem- bers of the cast were Edith, Dorothy Gangnathg Lieut. La Verne, Bob Hackerg Lieut. de Bousssac, Wes Langrallg Bennie, Harry Pollg Susan, Doris Donaldson, Capt. Paul Fontaine, Merton Lambertg Azuri, Betsy Forsythe, General Berabeau, Derrick Cronkhiteg Clementina, Dolores Quinnellg Ali Ben Ali, Delfred Olsong Sid, jim Hullg Hassie, Harley Ol- song Mindar, Babe Chase and Hadjie, Bill Wilson. Supporting the cast were: chorus of riffs and soldiers, military dancers, harem girl chorus, and soldiers wives chorus. Q3 eff MAN THE EAR MR BERG We often speak of the spurut and zeal of certaun members of the B H S student body, but how often do we consuder the tume and effort that many of our teachers guve un furtherung the unterests of our school' Mr Ruchard Berg us one of the members of the faculty who has contunually cooperated un any project that would benefit Bremerton Hugh Last year he wrote the words and set to musuc the Alma Mater and thus year he wrote our new school pep song Bremerton Not many schools can claum an unstructor who us as wullung to work for the students as Mr Berg The operetta The Desert Song was a tremendous undertakung but Mr Berg proved humself capable of durectung the students untul the task was completed Hus patuence us un Mr Berg us also responsubl for furtherung the unterests of hugh school musuc un Bremer ton He planned and gave two concerts, usung the efforts of the students and teachers un the combuned musuc department, and he also gave a musuc festuval Thus latter concert featured the bands and orch stras of the cuty grade schools and of county hugh schools When the Staduum Tucket Sale was started ut was Mr Berg who wrote a Theme Song At the football basketball, and other athletuc events Mr Berg s band p rformed, encour agung the students to sung theur lungs out for Bremerton In memorues of B H S there may be the thought of certaun games, class s or dances, but Mr Ruchard Berg, musuc durector us one person who has left an undeluble prunt on the munds of all senuors SCHOOL SONG Bremerton Bremerton we re.the fightung Wuldcats of Bremerton And we re out to wun the game brungung glory to the name Of our Alma Mater Br merton rah' rah' rah' Blue and gold warruors bold and well never lose our hold For we wull fight' fight' fight' wuth all our mught' mught' mught And we never wull say done untul the final vuctory s Won Were the fightung sons of Bremerton ALMA MATER Bremerton Hugh our Alma Mater We wull be true, we'll honor the gold and blue To thee we pledg our loyal devotuon Haul to our Alma Mater Bremerton Hugh n nety three , ' 'YQ I f:,w?L' u . . . - u ' ' er as 1 u u ' ue as - u u u - C 1 ' limited. . . . e . . . . . - 1 , ' Q . . ' ' ' u un , . . . , Q - 9 u - - ' ' ' as . . . D . . . - ' u A , . . 1 9 , , . . u 0 1 n 1 , - - u a l , . . - ! . - ' u , . , . Y e . , . 5 . -feng I A Q 2' .ln , p ., .f ff , 44f, ,.f 1 1 PF' --. T9 x'uy,FL ' In- lv 1-'Y x IA? 1 Toughxes Z Charlotte Freeman Come ln for a dip the water lS swell 3 he rugged ones 4 The Waders 5 eanme . . . Bashful 6 Looks good and mterestmg 7 Where s the game' 8 Look at my Plgtall' 9 Glorxa Trask Bfasketbill at an early age 10 Just look at us! . . . 11 Don and Roy Rough stuff 12 Don Indxgnant 13 Pep Club . . . What a n1ght7 14 Bud, 1m and Dxck stag lme 15 ob Peek-a-boo . ' .9- 5-4 1? '--1-.-..,- . Q1.,,L w I ., 1-Q. 4 ra- M. ,. l , -W... um, PAT KUHNS Edntor ln Chlef Hirst semester BETTY PATTERSON Edltor ln Chief fsecond semester Laxr Edntorlal Staff KFIFSI Semester Edxtor m Chnef Pat Kuhns Assocnat Edxtor Betty Patterson News Edxtor Gerald Flxedel Asslstant News Editor Evelme Kinder Feature Edxtor Betty Hawkms Sports Edxtor Cub Wall Reporters Wanda Ellns, Wolfred Bauer Bever Kung and Marjorxe Peterson Busmess staff ffirst semester Busmess Manager Doug Patterson Assnstant Busmess Manager Bud Wnlsonm Advertlsmg staff Jim Anderson, Joyce Peter son, Pat Proctor, Jo Welsh Duck Svare, Jane Stuhler, Mary Vance, Gerry Gossett, Rose Mary Znmmerman, Martm Bergland, Pat Bray Mlm: Coulter, Vera Coltos, Sally Davis, Bar bara Draper, Sally Hetrxck Nadme Koster Marlene Muller Barbara Jean Newcomb Lo s Poole, Barbara Richards, Norma Richards Betty Sllls, Pat Scherrer Pat Smxth George Stuhler, and Blll Wnlson ninety llx WILDCATS' LAIR DOUG PATTERSON Busmess Manager Lair Edntornal Staff fSecond Semester Edxtor ln Chief Betty Anderson Co Associate Editors Jerry Flleder Marjorie Peterson Dorothy Harrx Ruth Goehr News Edntor Clublxclty Edntor Pat Kuhns Cub Wall Sports Edntor Asslstant Sports Editor Exchange Editor Shady Bauer Clrculatlon Manager Marlene Mlllel Pubhclty Manager Sally Anne Davxs Reporters Aldme Davns Denms Dnbley Dallas Muller Pat Morrnson Douglas Patterson Busmess staff fsecond semesterj Busmess Manager Doug Pfntterson Assxstant Busmess Manager jane Stuhler Advertnsmg Staff Joyce Peterson Jo Welsh Pat Proctor Nadme Koster Duck Svare Mary Vance Rose Mary Znmmerman, Pat Braym Mlm: Coulter Vera Coltos, Sally Hetrnck Owen Marxtz Barbara Richards, Norma Rnchards jan Oreck Betty Robmson Shurley Shepharo Denms Warack and Jack Van Lnew Q . -. - . -9 ' , ' 7 . WY' . A v I , . l . . . . ' .5 l . . . . S , ' ce yn ' V ' YY l VY Y f 1 ' YQ 37 1 , , ly Bower, Viola Evans, Ruth Goehrs, Rusty Coach of RCPOFCCFS Evelmf Kmdef ' , ' ' - - ' V fl Q7 . Y 1 . . , . . , . , . , y I Y , 1 ' ' - . ' E 'T 1 Q ' 1 Y 1 l ' Y Y ' ' . Y Y , , , . . . ' I Y Y , . . . , , , I , n c 1 ' ' 7 Y Y ' , ' 9 y ' X..-fl ,ff I If .Xa F.,- -1. 'erhaps one of the best features about Brem- crton High School is the fact that the students are allowed to manage their own productions -the Senior Play, assemblies, Cat Log, and Lair. It is the latter about which we write. The most widely used of an all- student result is the Wildcat's Lair, Bremerton High newspaper. Under the advisership of Miss Barbara Huston, we, and the rest of the staff have enjoyed working on this publication for the two school semesters. We most certainly appreciate the idea that holds true in B. H. S. -that students must cooperate as a whole io produce a finished product. And that is what the Lair is, a completed production, mooling the ability of all students taking gournalism. jerry Flieder, Marjorie Peterson, Eveline Kinder and Ruth Goehrs were the mainstays the editorial staff. It was through the of these students that the Lair was able secure its information for front page news uthe Rahm, Bette Hawkins, and Beverly kept the feature page one of a humor and light nature. Cub Wall and Rusty g found their abilities suited to the sports and consequently wrote sports articles Yes, the '46 staff certainly had their hands when attempting to give the students .1 -accurate account of the happenings in We hope that the staff of next year, years following will keep trying to im- the paper, to make it really an out- g item of the new Bremerton High Pat and Ann xy? .ff ninety-seve CAROLYN FRITZ Editor m Cluef PATTY SOCKWELL Bus1ness Manager EDITORIAL STAFF Editor in Chzef Senzor Edztor Asszstant Senzor Editors Class Edztor Assistant Class Edztor Faculty Edztor Assistant Faculty Editor Iunzor Edztor Assistant junior Editor Carolyn Fritz Nxta Cummmgs Clare Cochran Gerry Whnte Dons Chandler Katherme Eder Carol Sharp Bette McKay Lucille Capp Betty Hosford Ann Keck Don Chrnstenson Myrna Metzler Sophomore Editor Ed Boyle Assistant Sophomore Edztor Mary Connely Boys Sports Edztor Bob West Asszstant Boys Sports Edztor jack Vehrs Gzrls' Sports Editor Ruth R31-lm Asszstant Girls' Sports Edztor Rosalne Maston Advlser nmety 2 Sh' CAT LOG is f X .Md Art Edztor Typist Sta Asszstants NITA CUMMINGS Semor Edxtor Irene Anderson Maxme Forrest Plul Keck Pat Kuhns Lons Poole Carr all Schueler BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager Patty Sockwell Semor Buszness Manager Charlene Hewntt junior Business Manager Kenny Loefelman Sophomore Business Manager Nadme Stoddard Assistant Sophomore Business Manager Don Hemrxch Typzst Betty Mmer PHOTOGRAPHERS Photographer Asszstants M r Luebke Steve Kerr Beverly Conn Slnrley Plulllps Bob Brown Patsy Collms - . . w ,A 1 ' er' ri 'fl ' ' . at S ll . . . ' U Y - . p n , a . ,. , . -i YYPAIPPY-Y--777777-P Y YY Y lvifnli- M l Q The Cat Log office is always a busy place. The staff worked under a handicap this year as not all staff members could be permitted to Work in the office. We wish to thank the custodians for their patience in with- standing the noise and confusion that naturally go with editing an annual. The production of an annual is a long and drawn out process but more interesting work would be hard to find. The senior editors, headed by Nita Cummings, also started to work immediately with the senior write- ups which were both original and clever. Throughout the year Steve Kerr could be seen snapping pictures of clubs, sports events, and activities. Pat Collins worked tirelessly, printing and developing the Cat log work. From football season in November to baseball K., E5 QR season in May, Bob West and Jack Verhs worked in pre- paring the athletic section. Their careful planning and careful work made up one of the finest sections in the annual. a To the editorial staff, the phtography staff, Patty Sockwell and Kenny Loefelman, and to other business staff members, who scheduled and re-scheduled pictures, I wish to extend my thanks for your excellent work and cooperation. It is with satisfaction and pride that I look upon the work you have achieved this year. To Don and Myrna and the rest of next year's staff, we wish the best of luck and hope you may enjoy your work as We did- CAROLYN FRITZ. if Aft, ,,,,, X H .lfsvq ,.'o!1s' ninety-nine 1 ,p .- 'Es MSL ,wh-N7 '21- iwJ,f J .. 'Q F :- TW 2 ' H. Q, .,, ': -4 in A .. 1. CJ' - -- .4-Vw' V ,,..,-9 ,U-W 1 1' Q NK -- . ug 5, , 4 ...,, ka I 1 4' . iii! W5 c S -- Y ji' 1 'YL' Y ,f 'gg '-A 92-M .mul T. . l--.1 u, f , W 4 V-P 4 V S Q! W ,, - ,. M.. t Ja. ,Q-,gf A ' 1 i l 1 . 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Charlie Hartsfield- Age of Inno- cence? . . . 13. Bette McKay- Miss Bremerton of 1933 . . . 14. Katherine Eder-- Water Lily . . . 15. Darwin Gilchrist- A Shy Guy . , . 16. Elizabeth Leach- Even Then Putting Her Best Foot For- ward . . . 17. Miola Merrill- On the Sunny Side of the Street . . . 18. Cub Wall- Little Lord Fauntleroy , . . 19. Betty Sills- There Was a Little Girl Who Had a Little Curl! . . . 20. Alene Schoner- Zoot Suit With a Bolder Shoulder . . . 21. Rusty King-'Look Me Over, Girls! , . . 22. Dorothy Potter- 3 Some Day My Prince Will Come' . . . 23. jessica Potter-- Doll Face . . . one hundred two .Jul X1 ,VL ib- Q u .. ,, Aly, sv 5 K iuihf hilt!! Ili U53 f .! '5'II 'Qui q ll FW- L ' +5 S ' IOC -J.-1 . 3 7 1 to C Ogg, ,IH ...Ov 'h 1.2940 1 , I leaf' . L ,Q A 'fm 21,1 gl -4 Q ,v or , 1 7 918 '12, G 1 l. Gerry Whit? Dooie Goes West!!' '... Z. Doris Chandler- Page Boy Girl of 1933 . . . 3. Janice Michels- Somebody Take Your Candy? . . . 4. Ruth Pitzen- Candid Cutie . . . 5. Pat Murphy- Baby and Me' '... 6. -Betty Miner and Art Waaga- Big Dig! . . . 7. Gussie Hosford-- Bonnet and Baby . . . 8. Carol Sharp- Catching Flies?' '... 9 Sylvia Whitford- Christmas Doll . . . 10. Gloria Baumgartel- junior Miss' '... ll. june Lyman- Rockin' Horse Ran Away . . , 12. Carroll Schueler- Put Up Your Dukes' '... 13. Margie' Granzow- Finger Taste Good? . . , 14. Ida sheely- curly Top . . . 15. Phil Keck- My What a Change! . . 16. Irene Anderson- Flirtation! . , . 17. Janie Sthuler- Drivin' Woman hundred thre RE IRLS ix. 1 W 5' W I , w as f r -fii, , . .,,,. Elf' 1 y A fl :UN Queen Bette I Queen Nancy I 4 if DOLORES FRY Yau. SQUAD v I G .G To . SENIOR SNAPS 1. Dan and Mary Alice . . . Hi-Hn Silver 2. Shirley Phillips . . . NX'h.1t 'cha waiting for . . . 3. Pat, Helen. Janice . . . Three Musketeers 4. Dor- thy and Marion . . . School Days 5. Max. and Betty . . . Rock Z1 Bye Baby 6. June Lyman . . . Dunce???? 7. Picnickers 8. Three odd balls 9. Joe '. . . Patches 10. Bev. and Flor- ence . . . Waiting . . . 11. Cub and Art . . . Phonies . . . 12. Don.. . . Rough and Tough . . 13. jackie and Marce- lene . . . Crawling along . . . 14. La- Vonne and Irene . . . Typists Delux . . . -'un-1 ha IO 'l '1- JJ .J 'Q K? 5 ,. si. wifi' 9? an K bn. THE BOYS Sharpshooters . . . ATLAS . . . The Thinker . . . Birds of a Feather . . . The Heap and the Boys . Cuddles . . . Buddies . . . A Character Study . . . +3 Over the Top with Casad . . . Bremerton High's Best - Need We say more? . . . The Brains and the Brawn . Whitey. 'Q ., 3 W 1 1 Wi 5'?kQ59fQ ,,, ,. ' 0 - If -Q x 1 X 14, A Wu-ur' W T' ,ova 'X JL .iV,,,,,,TNf ,492 I 151 L e hundred eight 'l.'3'fY'O,-x ' !!j1, 'Tf1l .1 X is ,-C L ,l . . ' Y e Y A 'E '. ,nv 4 V' Tv I ! X ' 'P ' ix' ' i A ri of it i' t 'x Q u l T' ' Ml 4 - A .,- h ,Q , pf! Y' ,I , A x- 1- J' Canaries .... She Car QSkirtsj .... N. C ..... Whoa!! . . Leftovers .... Center of interest .... Devotion . . . Dear Santa? .... Little Miss Muffet . . . 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' f X3 fl - ' 47' X A- f Lx! ay ' ' ' 12,413 , A O I . 1 7 ' JB-2 Al, x 4 , f A QQ - M- Y. 1 3 1 4 L AWARD5 Young Men s Busmess Club Award RUSTY KING orgen Nelson Award Kxwams Club Award JERRY FLIEDER CUB WALL JUANITA CUMMINGS BETTE McKAY Busmess and Professxonal Women's Club Award BETTY MINER Bremerton Teachers' League Award Teachers' Federatnon Award CLARE COCHRAN JACK BRATTON thletlc AW21I'd Lmdberg Tennis Award Insplratxonal Award PHIL KECK TOM DRISCOLL BOB WEST DARWIN GILCHRIST RUSTY KING Daughters of Amerlcan Revolution Award BETTY MINER Latin Club Award Gxrls Club Award LORRAINE ANDERSON JANE STUHLER P E O Award MYRNA METLER one hu dred ele e W 9 ' - J . . Kint A ' ' ' ' ' APTP RVI XTH B H S 1946 remember the good days? Frosh in 43 strzvzng or better grades despzte the blackouts mornzngs to sleep zn with 12 to 4 30 sh: t gzrls zn sloppy Joes, pleated skirts, dzrty saddles boys zn the znevzt able cords T shzrts and Letterman sweaters cokes' at Bert and Bzll s un orgettable Faculty Play om 1St contact wzth Tolo Week West, our rst prexy Mrs Roosevelt clzmaxxng Bond Week loa ng zn the summer Sophs zn 44 Cub preszdzng all school mzxers excurszons to Canada Frankie, our zdol Mr Md1tl1' trackzng down truants new Gzrls Club Aux wzth 1 Potter as preszdent summer spent zn our work poolzng gas or day at lake buyzng bonds upperclassmen at last new sh: t rom 8 to 12 Keck leadzng us on nzght ootball pugnacztzes wzth P01 t Orchard a ter game dances and the Pzt wattzng or 'D Day and welcomzng V E and V I Days Iunzor Class annual Cotton Ball zntra mural baskeball Keck and West raczn or A S B preszdent Oh m achzng back and Heck o a good one became our pet peeves and phrases muszc theme o Iunzor Prom clzmaxzng a per ect year Senzors wzth just one short year to go ull sh: t at new hzgh school and the audztorzump well we have other thzngs assemblies zn the gym yoznzng the gang at the Satur day and Wednesda Teen Age Clubs senzm play practices Radabaugh headzng drive or the new stadzum Casad recezvzng credzt or basketball ex curszons Ellzs preszdzng as senzor preszdent McKay rezgnzng as first Home comzng queen as Bremerton sees rst post war parade and Radzo Club wznnzng rst place or oat Lettermen assembly and Ch1 zstmas assemblzes estab lzshzng ' Say Who as a B H S slog z B H S Wildcats really gozng to town coppzng cross state league tztle, dzstrzct champion tztle and second, place zn the state tournament also only loszng two games zn the entzre season band and cheer leaders doing swell job keepzng up morale muszc department work1ng nzght and day on the operetta, 'Desert Song Rezlly d1rect1ng 46 vodvzl amzlzar scenes and sayzngs, zncludzng Goodze s red and green hot rod, Cat Cave What do you uant a brownze button9' hubba hubba' Then, graduatton june 6, 1946 a proper climax o twelve years o work and un Class da Baccalaureate, and senzor sneaks brzng to a close our high school careers and Frztz and Cummings call a halt to these ramblzngs but remember our o the most per fect years at B H S . . .... f f -fi' l' H ye . 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