West High School - Cat Log Yearbook (Bremerton, WA)
- Class of 1947
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In 1911 to 1912 he was elected as County Superintendent, after which he became principal of Union High School. In 1928 Mr. Wollle was again County Superintendent, and was called back to teaching in B. H. S. in 1939 where he has been ever since. During this time he was advisor for Hi-Y for a couple of years. STINEMAN HOFFMAN Mrs. Stineman, head of the Commercial de' partment, is retiring after spending 35 years at B. H. S., coming here in 1912 to start the department. She was senior advisor preceding Miss Hoffman, and also advisor of the Pirates Club, now combined into the Girls Club. Mrs. Stineman came from Idaho Falls and with Mr. Wollle has taught more years in Kitsap County than any other teacher. After retiring Mrs. Stineman plans to travel this next year. Miss Hoffman, advisor for the senior class, is retiring after 26 years in B. H. S. She studied at the Gregg School at Chicago, and before coming here taught at Winslow and Grand' view High. Miss Hoffman would like to conf tinue working with the' Delta Gamma Hon- orary Education Society or with the Sigma Kappa Alumnae. One of her favorite pastimes is playing bridge. 1 4. . TE TS -kg 'ia2'34? s3 q Q fi. f' iss- I yi Mu 'A' '52 R, S -W 4' Q x 'J' 'qw YH TmN . . . g N IH, V , ., V fn ' gi - ' ' QW V g ,bV,A 3 as aMWf2E?f 2 -W: Q MT. WASHINGTON F' Pages Pages Pages Pages Pages Pages Pages Pages 49' 73 13' 48 7' 12 108412 73' 78 79- 84 103f107 85402 -Photo by G. W. Mum 041 11 .xu,l.. FSM ' A . . ', , ' 1 4. . bad' - f . .5 1 .rim J-JR ii Y. ,ny K-. 11 L-my. Q-iff 'IIT 3' t-k,NkEf T' N W fix- ,fifffmi 3 , , ' P . .- v' 1 , , 'x , ' W' ' ,. fx-r ,- M pi x aff 1. f . S ' 4+ 4 .,, . -. 72,5 '91, 7 , 65: k If as ' 'C'53,4:bAa-V+ , ...1 3 .4 . A , fx M4225-'v ' -3 5 -.., 4 . . , 4.3.5, 4 f Q - . - f- . 5 1 , Q, 'F A b L:-if if Q, , 4- f- ' ,..'.,:. , +...- r K-' 1 ,Jw ,,w,' P mm 'Q' , f-fQ'.,455, .-up P3 Jkifa ', H I Jr? ,a.t,:., . , ,f-f fvf, 4, , ,,1.x.r 'x up f. .- ,r 4 R.. 1 , 'ch' A-rx, M. W fu , Jig ,Q in ,. SORENSEN MARTIN RAMM Principal Vice Principal Second Vice Principal The staff has decided wisely in selecting this year's theme for the Cat Log. Bremerton High School has an excellent view of many beautiful mountains. Their attributes suggest in symbolism many virtues parallel with the traditions and the philosophy of the school. The mountains suggest the big ideals of the school. They imply steadfast and unswerving purpose. Their rugged peaks inspire all of us to put forth strenuous effort in order that we may climb to the utmost heights and thus have a wider and more comprehensive view of life and its fundamental philosophy. The snowfclad peaks glistening in the morning sunlight speak to us of clear and beautiful characters which may be ours. The quiet and solitude of many narrow valleys and treefbordered trails, far from the turmoil of civilization, invite meditation and wholesome reverie which is necessary for a good life. We hope that after you leave school that several years of association with good books, and interested faculty and good companions, you will have all the inspirational attributes suggested by the friendly mountains. H. D. SORENSEN Principal OFFICE AT WORK nsnl 1: ow N V- - -f--f-vw-fi .m.....H...,...i...a-A...-......-,.,... .t...s ,A grew l ,fz 5 . , KERN BROETJE CLEMENT Educational Adviser Vocational Adviser Dean of Girls Miss Kern, educational adviser, checks credits with graduating seniors and helps students with their educational problems and program adjustments. She organizes and supervises registration each year. Miss Kern has information about colleges, other schools of advanced training and available scholarships. Mr. Broetje, as vocational counselor, assembles vocational information for students, administers aptitude tests and other vo' cational tests. He conducts a placement bureau for students who wish to work, and evaluates work experience credit. Mrs. Clement, dean of girls, supervises Girls Club activities, interviews all new studentsg and all failing studentsg and helps any girl with her personal and behavior problems. In addition to these duties she keeps the social room calendar, and assumes the nurse's duties when the nurse is not in the building. Mr, Ramm, as dean of boys, supervises Boys Club activities, interviews boys who are new students and those with educational and personal problems. He is also head of the mathematical department and second vice principal. Mi. Martin, vice principal, not only assumes his duties of assisting Mr. Sorensen but is also in charge of the attendance office. He teaches a photography class, and advises the Squeegee Board. ATTENDANCE CATCAVE ENGLISH MESSER MATSON FRASER HACKER HAYFORD HUSTON MATH HISTORY I ENGLISH , , Y, A xii, f - 1 g 7 , 5433 I - A L V.,1A WOLFLFE RICHARDSON 'E A , I ' MASTON GUERIN ' LANGUAGE DRIVING LIBRARY YEA CULVER F. COMMERCIAL ETINEMAN I HCIFFMAN I LUVEBKE CARTER U BOOK ROOM 1, I Sfbm Is. it ,X Q' -A' 15 x X INDUSTRIAL ARTS All W E S. 8 'CLOUTIER FLUMERFELT GALLANGER MORGAN STORER WAGNER HQME EC. SCIENCE HOULAI-IAN ICHAMBERLAIISI HOME EC. SCHONBERGER BUZZETTI MISC. ART I C i I I I CULVER COOPER MOR-1-ON scou- MUSIC I , I ,.,, I A I .,,,' I I I - I I . ji ,i r BERG JONSSON JEANS BEREITER PHYS L ED. ICA WILLS SCHEYER JOHNSON GILLESPIE WHITE SKINNER 1 1 L. is Q, glial ' S I xg I-1-.....,, Ke FACULTY 1. Mr. Richardson, you look younger every year 2. Doganfenough said. 3. Scott's germ class. 4. MLlHChiD, Lunch. -V, M 5. Did Richard open the door Miss Nicholson? 6. Shadow of zx doubt. M1'. Guerin. 7. Three ol a kind. 8. Don't believe mc. Mrs, MCCllSliIl.ll 9. Too many hig words. 10. Vv'ho did it, Mi. Mlllllll? 11, XfY Miss Zlenko. 1? Vv'lmIrl111 doing, Mr Storvlf' 13. Can't you read music? 14. COoper's Artists. SNAPS .,....ag, fs 'EE Xmwq A' gr M , . - mf' , -ff A- Q, - .N f A Q 1 1 W a 1 R V Q' f h Q! lf, Q y th . 'P . 5 ' sz . 'S-f. Y 1 3 ' ,Q-4 ' A fgg, . 5 , A .4 , , . ' W ff, I 'HQ K . 44 Q A 'Hg . hw- f 3 3.-, ,Af , ,- .., 962.4 - -Y W W4 J .,, gv. , 3 1 n . ' HQ 'g' f . . , , . - Q 6 . fn , f, , ' H: :If - e 4- ww .,,,H mL ,f.,. ,V f , . L. , 6 . ff , ' A K ,, fffl A, 71, -, . F ,- A X y 1 H V V fq.,,.,,7?' f f, 1 fn W in I ' Wg! f A J, wr 9 M f .y 30-wgfgg ,fini 'im 1--fn-fm ffm f f'2f' M. A ,, -, V' f , ., iw 'ff 1 . wffiu R - 4q..,-'V 'W L ' I Q ffl QL , fd 4,,,., ly I M A 4 Q in M hr f ' ' ,g 'ff 0 v fnifbfzf-fl 'i an MMM! ' Hama'-1 ' ,ruin Rye' ' ,kwa K r , v- , A if if W, li. , I gf- Fx , , Q, X fi, ., , wi ,, L 9 I . G, G ,Q . 1, .,f Q , , A 1 Ark Q My Q, In ,. 4 ,af 5 Q , 'LQFQ-f' is H , W , fx 'H 3.91 ff: 4.. A, x x u L ,gy 4. f 5 . awk wr gl, 4 'W AJ,- ., , s , K 3, ws , V .1 , , X ,fi . -f nv V+ 1 1 .fa , A M, . ,L ,M , mf my -.M : Qa,. if Nw ,fy at Q 1 M gm CLASS OF '4 xi M1 neil? SQLHOFFM BOB usx MIS divisor AN A-S'.i'1Q1ia,5lfZZETT Adm 1 Or MYRNA MEJZLER JULES DIEBENOW Secretary Vice President JOYCE PETERSON Treasurer DON CHRISTENSEN Student Council Re prese-ntative Through its numerous activities, the Senior Class has made this year a Etting crown to our high school career, and a year to be remembered always. The Senior Assembly with Jules Diehenow in charge, the annual Senior Ball, with Myrna Metzler as general chairman, and Class Day under the direction of Joyce Peterson, as well as the Senior Play, the Class Breakfast, and the Sneak, all have carved their niche in the memories of the members of the Class of '47, With Commencement and Baccalaureate we give the Senior Class to the Class of '48, hoping that they may enjoy as pleasant a year as we have. Bos MCKENZIE is ANDERSON, IOHNITA Johnnie Retailers Club 3, 4 Special Interest: Pictures Favorite Saying: That is ANDERSON, VERA L. Andy R. C. Club 4: 48er's Club 2: Pep Club: Chorus 3 Ambition: To travel Favorite saying: Laugh and the world laughs with you ANDRUS, RICHARD C. Rich Torch Honor 3, 4: National Honor 3, 4: football 3: Spanish 2, 3 Graduate 3M years Ambition: Multi engine and instrument pilot rating as 6 3 I ,J if 5 Q '.fV I 1-v : W.. I ft' i '51 It F , . 1 . Yi . - X Jw, BABCOCK, HERBERT A. Herbie Operators Club 3, 4: Spanish 4 Ambition: College Favorite saying: Odd ball BALL, MARGARET M. Marge Entered from Puyallup Ambition: Beauty Operator Favorite saying: Gee whiz BASELT, WALTER R. Wally Lettermans Club 2, 3, 4: Boys Club Cabinet Sec.-Treat.: Football 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3 Special Interest: Sports and Music 1 ' I if .V . el , I BENSKIN, NAOMI I. Jeanne Key of Life Club 1, 2, 3: Retailer Club 4 Special Interest: Photography and Music BENTSON, MARIE C. Kristie Pep Club 4: Girls Chorus 4 Ambition: Stenographer Favorite Saying: Oh, come on now BIGHAM, WALTER A. Gripper Special Interest: Hunting and Fishing Favorite Saying: Take it cool ADAMS, LOIS L. Retailers Club 4 Ambition: Selling in department store ALBRECHT, SHIRLEY L. Dusty Spanish Club 2, 3: Drama 3: R. C. Club 3, 4: Pep Club Operetta 45 Choir 3, 4 Ambition: Modeling ANDERSON, HAROLD N. Wolf Retailers Club 4 Ambition: Theatre Manager Favorite Saying: Ah come on 2... ANTRIM, L. ROBERT Bob Latin Club 3: Retailers Club 4 Ambition: Railroading Favorite saying: After you've gone- AUSTIN, VIVIAN G. Vicky Torch Honor 2, 3 Ambition: Secretarial work AVERY, MAXINE FAY Max Entered from Aquinas Academy Ambition: P. E. teacher Favorite saying: That ' 'Sl- -x li. J : an Tx. 5 M. if i ae., BATES, SHIRLEY I. Latin Club 2: Pep Club 4: Drama 4: Debate I Ambition: Modeling BATTAGLIA. ALAN F. Spanish Club 2, 3: Beta Hi'Y 4: lnterrclub Council 1: Choir 4: Operetta 4: Cat Log Staff 4: Asst. Sports Editor 4: Foot- ball 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3 Special Interest: Sports BATTAGLIA, KATHRYN Kathy Latin Club 1: R. C. Club 3, 4: Dramatics Club 2: Spanish Club 3, 4: Pep Club 4 Future Plans: College Favorite Saying: Tau and me both 93 fi, As Q . BLAKEY, JUNE M. Girls Glee 2, 3: Retailers Club 3: Talent Scouts 3 Special Interest: Music BLOTE, IOYCE M. Home Ec. Club 4 Special Interest: Music and Sewing Favorite Saying: I guess you know BOEHMER. ELAINE M. Torch Honor 2, 3: G. A. A. 3, 4: Latin Club 4: Pep Club 4 ffl ri BOWCUTT, ARNOLD R. Ray Retailers Club 3, 4: Gaveleers Club 4 Future Plans: Baker BOWER, BEVERLY IEANNE Bev Lair 3, 4: Editor 4: Squeegee Board 3, 4: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Inter'Club Council 4: French Club 2, 3: Pep Club 4: Ski Club 3, 4: Minute Girl 1: Footlights 1, 2: C. of C. 1, 4 Special Interest: journalism BOYD, DONNA A. Tri-Y 3, 4: B. Club 3, 4: Vice Pres. 4: HifClimberettes 3, 4: Pres. 4: Spanish Club 3, 4: G. C. Cab. 2, 4: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Inter'Club Council 4: Gaveleers 1, 2: Choir 3, 4: Pep Club 4. Favorite Saying: Minor detail BROWN, RAY C. Brownie Latin Club 4: Drarnatics 4 Special Interest: Raising flowers Future Plans: Pharmacy Favorite Saying: Among your many assets BROWN, ROSEMARY J. Ramsey Pep Club 4 Hobby: Walking and collecting tea pots Future Plans: Telephone Operator Favorite Saying: Geefgolly BROWN, THEODORA KT Teddy G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4: 4Eer's 1, 2: Spanish Club 1, 2, 3: Torch 16 Honor Z, 3, 4: TrifY 3, 4: Pep Club 4: National Honor 4 BIRD FRANK C. Birdfdog Chamber of Commerce 4 Special Interest: Model Aircraft Favorite Saying: Umm Huh! BIRTWISTLE, GERALDINE B. Gerry Spanish Club 4: Pep Club 4: Gaveleers 4 Future Plans: Airline Stewardess Favorite Saying: Hey BISHOP, ELIZABETH E. Betsy Choir 3, 41 Orchestra I, 2, 3. 4: Spanish Club 2, 3: R. C. Club 4: Pep Club 4: Torch Honor 2, 3, 4: Natl Honor 3 43 OPUCH8 3, 4 Special Interest: Music BOGARD, KEITH R. Bogie Beta Hi'Y 2, 3, 4: Ski Club 3. 4: Hi-Climbers 1, 2: Golden Paw 4: Basketball 1, 2: Boys Club Cab. 4: Ir. Class Sgt. at Arms: Spanish Club 3 Future Plans: jr. CollegeFavorite Saying: Hi ya square BOKOVOY, GORDON D. Gaveleers Club 4: Retailers Club 4 Special Interest: Music Favorite Saying: My aching back! BOLAN, FRANCES C. Frannie Entered from South Kitsap Future Plans: Secretary BRAENDLEIN, BONNIE Bunny Chorus 2: Choir 4 Special Interest: Music, Art Favorite Saying: Fuzz buttons BROWN, CLEO C. Queenie Chorus 2: Latin Club 2, 3: Choir 3: Operetta 3: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: B Club 4: Gaveleers 4: Tri'Y 4: Torch Honor 3, 4: National Honor 4 Future Plans: Nurse and Missionary BROWN, GRANT G. Special Interest: H0t1ods Future Plans: Service History Council: Pep Club 4: C. of C.: Minute Girl 2, 3, 4: BRUNDSON, CHARLEEN Char G.A.A. 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 4: Spanish Club 2, 3 Special Interest: Dancing Future Plans: Secretary BURCHFIELD, HAROLD L. Burch HifClimbers 3, 4 Special Interest: Autos BYRNE, MARGHERITA T. Margie G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Latin Club 3: Retailers Club 4 Future Plans: Bookkeeper CAMPBELL, KENNETH A. Dude Entered from South Kitsap Special Interest: Skating Future Plans: Engineering CAREY, ROBERT L, Slim Special Interest: Gags Favorite Saying: It's better to love a short girl than never to have loved a tall CARLSON, ARLYS I. 48er's 1: Spanish Club 2, 3: Torch Honor 2, 3, 4: National Honor 3, 4: Squeegee Board 4: Pep Club 4 Special Interest: Photography Future Plans: 11. College CASE, HELEN L. Casey Entered from Renton High School Ambition: To attend Business College Favorite Saying: Bugs ear CATES, PATRICIA K. Pat G.A.A. 3, 4: B Club Ambition: P. E. Teacher Favorite Saying: It makes me no difference CHANDLER, DWIGHT L. Basketball 1: Latin Club I, 2: Alpha Hi'Y 2, 3, 4: Operator Club 3, 4: Caveleers Club 4: C. of C. 4: Stage Crew 4: Soc. Science Club 3 Ambition: Commercial Flying 3 Q N . BYWATERS, VIRGINIA MAE Entered from Bainbridge High School Virginia has made many friends here and we're all glad she came CALLAGHAN, PATRICIA M. Pat B Club 3, 4: Tri' Y 3, 43 G. C. Cabinet 4: National Honor 3, 4: Torch Honor 3, 4: Pep Club 4: Latin Club 2, 3: Caveleers 4 Future Plans: College Favorite Saying: Fooey CAMERON, STANLEY D. Spanish Club l, 2: Torch Honor 2, 3, 4: National Honor 4: French Club 3, 4: Cerman Club 4 Special Interest: Coins e 4 3 'I CARLSON, ROBERT C. Muff Football 1, Z, 3,'4: Band l, 2, 3, 4: Vodvil 4 Special Interest: Music and Sports CARLTON, ROBERT C. Operator 3, 4 Special Interest: Flying Future Plans: College CARTWRIGHT, EVELYN O. Eva Entered from Wheaton High School Ambition: Nursing Favorite Saying: Are you teasing me CHENNAULT, DONALD H. Don Dramatics Club 4: Gaveleers Club 4 Special Interest: Public Speaking CHILDRESS, NAIDABELL Naida Pep Club 4 Ambition: Telephone Operator Special Interest: Badminton and Bicycle CHIPMAN, MELVIN A. Chip Basketball 1, 2: Boxing 1: Baseball Ambition: Sheet Metal Favorite Saying: You got holes in your head 17 Q ff CLEGG, HERMAN J. Jerry Torch Honor 3, 4 Special Interest: Commercial Fishing Ambition: Chemistry COLEMAN, GERALD FLOYD COLESTOCK, RE VILLO H. Bill Hobby: Models, Collecting Ambition: Aircraft designer Favorite Saying: 'Y'imeny crickets GHOLE, LILLIAN I. Freckles German Club 3, 4: Retailers Club 4 Special Interest: Sewing and Dancing Favorite Saying: Don't be silly CHRISTENSEN, BEVERLY A. Bev R. C. Club 3, 4: Spanish Club 3, 4: Chorus 4: Glee Club 2, 4: Pep Club 4 Special Interest: Music. Future Plans: College. CHRISTENSEN, DON S. Christie Alpha HifY 2, 3, 4: Golden Paw 3, 4: Cat Log I, 2, 3, fEditorl 4: Spanish Club 2, 3: Vodvil 1: Cheerleader 1, 2, 3: Gaveleers 4: Ski Club 3, 4: Social Studies 3: Student Council 4. Graduated in SW ears Favorite Saying: Tl1ere's notling like a good time . 'wg If 'fl , .... sail ' 36 , , . x 3'-..fN,, CONTOIS, RAYMOND J. French Club 2, 3 Ambition: Become a Structural Engineer Favorite Saying: Holly cow COOPER, CLYDE W. Lucky Latin Club 2: Retailers Club 4 Special Interest: Chemistry CORRELL, CONNIE L. Conrad Latin Club 1, 2: Student Council 2, 4: B Club 3, 4: Gaveleers 4: G. C. Aux., Trcas,: Torch Honor 2, 3, 4: TrifY 3, 4: Senior Play 4: Cat Log 4: Ski Club ivice pres.J 3, fpresj 4: A.S.B. Qtreasj 4: Pep Club 4: Drama Club 2, 4: HifClimber- ettes 3, 4. Favorite Saying: Gee CUNDIFF, MARY L. Spanish Club 2: Pep Club 4 Special Interest: Records and Dancing Favorite Saying: Ah your mudder wears army shoes CUSTER, GRACIE L. I'IifClimberettes 3, 4: Pep Cl 'h 4: Retailers Club 4 Favorite Saying: Maybe DAILEY, MARGARET L. Marg Choir 3, 4: Pep Club 4: Spanish Club 2, 3: Operetta 3, 4: Torch Honor 3: R. C. Club 4 18 Special Interest: Music, Horses Favorite Saying: Holy Cow COLTOS, VERA M. Scoop Natl Honor 3, 4: Social Studies I, 3: Torch Honor 2, 3, 4: R. C. Club 3, 4: French Club 4: Lair 3, 4: Latin Club Z, 3: Home Ec Club 1, 2, 3:Gaveleers Club 4: 48er's 1, 2: Minute Girl 2, 3. Favorite Saying: oo'la.'la COMPTON, BETTY A. Butch Home Economics Club 4 Future Plans: College Favorite Saying: Son of a gun COON, JANET A. Iannie Spanish 2, 3: Key of Life 1, 3: Torch Honor 2: Social Science 2: Lair I Future Plans: College Favorite Saying: Gully fill: 'il J' iz :Q 7' F si.. COTHARY, JEAN F. Latin Club 1, 2: Spanish Club 3, 4: Debate Club 2: Drama' tics Club 2, 3: Pep 'Club 4: R. C. Club 3, 4: Torch Honor 2. 3, 4: Choir 3, 4: Girls Chorus 2, 4 Special Interest: Music CRITES, ARLENE M. Are Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Tri'Y 3, 4: B Club 3, 4: Spanish Club 3, 4: Torch Honor 4 Special Interest: Sports Future Plans: College CRITES, NORENE H. Nor Band 1, Z, 3, 4: Tri-Y 3, 4: B Club 3, 4: Spanish Club 3, 4: Torch Honor 4 Special Interest: Sports Future Plans: College fs DAVIS, GLADYS L. Baton Twirling 1: F.H.A. 4 DAVIS, RONALD L. Brick Spanish Club 3: Radio Club 4 Special Interest: Radio DEv1'r'r, DELORES L. Dee H Favorite Saying: Listen lqiddo Chorus 3, 4 at -rt DRIVER, BETTY L. Special Interest: Sports, cooking and photography DUNHAM. MARY LOU Moo R. C. Club 3, 4: Home Ec. Club 1, 3, 4: Pep Club 4: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Choir 3, 4: Orchestra 3, 4: Torch Honor 2: Squee- gee Board 4: Cat Log 4: Operetta 3, 4: Lair Staff 3 Favorite Saying: Ah, stop it will ya' DUNN, BARBARA M. Barb G. C. Aux. Cabinet 2: C. of C. 3: Hi Climberettes 3, 4: Torch 2: TrifY 3, 4: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 4: B Club 3, 4: Sec. 4: Vodvil 2, 3, 4: Drama 2, 3, 4: Treas. 4: Latin Club 3, 4 Ambition: College ERDMAN, DIANE G. Entered from Port Orchard Ambition: Interior Decorator Favorite Saying: Ginnie EVANS, BOB I... Natl Honor 3, 4: Torch Honor 3, 4 Debate 3 Ambition: I. C. Favorite Saying: Let's dig FERGUSON, RAYMOND Scotty Squeegee Board 3, 4 Entered from Port Orchard Ambition: Printer Favorite Saying: When do we eat? Q53 I gli , he Drama 3: Pres. 3: vm... DIEBENOW, IULES F. Ir. HifY l: Pres. 1: Spanish Club Z, 3: Beta HifY 2: Sec.- 3: V. Pres. 4: Torch Honor 3, 4: Natl Honor 4: V. Pres, 3: Pres. 4: Gaveleers 4: Inter Club Council 4: V. Pres. Senior Class 4 Ambition: Accounting DONALDSON, DORIS I. Dopey Glee Club 1, Z, 3: Pres. 2: Minute Girl 1: G.A.A. 1: Choir 2, 3: Ogeretta 2, 3: Vodvil 2, 3: Spanish Club 2, 3: Tri-Y 3: Pep lub 4 DONINGER, ROY E. Football 4 Special Interest: Hunting and Fishing Future Plans: College ELDER, BETTY Tina Pep Club 4: C. of C. 4: Orchestra 3, 4: Glee Club 3: R. C. Club 3: Creative Writing 4: Gaveleers 4 Special Interest: Swimming Favorite Saying: Beezel hub ELDRIDGE, ELEANOR G.A.A. 1, 2, 3 Special Interest: Art Future Plans: Secretary Favorite Saying: Howdy dowdy ERDAHL, DONNA M. Blondie Entered from Port Orchard Future Plans: Secretarial work Favorite Saying: Hi kid I I 'V FILER, ELEANOR V. Ele Class Sec. l: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Torch Honor 2, 3, 4: Tri'Y 3, 4: Latin Club 3, 4: Pres. 4: C. of C. 4: Pep Club 4: Gaveleers Club 4: Natl Honor 3, 4: Inter-Club Council 4: Senior Play 4 Ambition: Attend U. of W. FILION, RALPH S. Phil Spanish Club 1, 2: Social Studies Club 4 Ambition: College Favorite Saying: Rodger Doge-r FISCHER, ANNA M. Annie Social Studies Club 4: Retailers Club 4: Debate Club 4 Ambition: Working in some large store Favorite Saying: Don't cry over spilled milk FREDERICKS, BOB S. Boob HifY 2, 3, 4: Lettermens Club 2, 3, 4: A.S.B. Pres. 4: Hi- Climbers 1, 2: Sec. 1: Class V. Pres. 3: Natl Honor 3, 4: Torch Honor 2, 3, 4: Student Council 4: Boys Club Cabinet 4: C. of C. 4: Spanish 'Club 2, 3, 4: Gaveleers 4: InterfClub Council 4. Favorite Saying: Corn sakes FRY, DELORES I. De B Club 2, 3, 4: Torch Honor 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 2, 3: Pep Club 4: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Tri-Y 3, 4: Cheer Leader 3, 4: Ski Club 3, 4: Tumbling 1, 2, 3, 4: Cat Log Staff 4 Special Interest: Dancing FULLER, VICTOR P. Vic Spanish Club 1, 2: Track I Special Interest: Water Sports Future Plans: Architect, U. of W. GLENN, VELDA R. Lair Ad Staff 1: Spanish Club 2: Torch Honor 2 Special Interest: P otography Favorite Saying: Hubba GOODMAN, WILLIAM A. Bill Basketball 1, 2: Spanish Club 1, 2: Ski Club 4 Future Plans: Engineering Favorite Saying: Cheese and crackers got all muddy' GORDON, PATRICK W. GUTHRIE, BEI I Y LEE Betts Lair Staff 1 Special Interest: Photograph? Future Plans: Beauty Schoo Favorite Saying: Tau said it HAGEN, DONALD A. Don Bowling League Entered from Eastview Special Interest: Sports Future Plans: Store work HANBERG, DALE R. Lil' Sam Spanish Club 2, 3: Honor Society 1, 2, 3: HifClimbers V. Pres. 1: Sec. 2: Pres. 3 Z0 Favorite Saying: Quick like a bunny! FLANAGAN, HARRY I. Flanagan Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Lettermans Club 3, 4 Future Plans: College FOSSAND, CARDIFF A. Card Retailers 'Club 4: Torch Honor 4: Boxing 2 Ambition: Retail Grocery Manager Favorite Saying: When you got to go you got to go, you now FOY, RICHARD E. Dick Hi'Climbers 2, 3, 4 Special Interest: Mechanics Favorite Saying: There's no time like the present 'ls FULTON, HAROLD R. Electricity Club 3 Special Interest: Boats Future Plans: Theatre work GEMMELL, WINIFRED E. Winnie Entered from Colville Special Interest: lce Skating, Favorite Saying: Think so GILL, MARY E. Marty Key of Life 4 Special Interest: Traveling Future Plans: Landscape Gardener GRAHAM, RICHARD G. Dick Jr. HifY 1: Spanish Club 2, 3: Retailers Club 4 Special Interest: Art Future Plans: Commercial Artist GRAMMER, FREDERICK E. Freddy Latin Club 2: Spanish Club 3 Future Plans: Engineering GRIGGS, GLORIA H. Gg German Club 1, 2: Girls Glee 4: Pep Club 4: 48er's Club 1 Special Interest: Dancing, skating Future Plans: Attend Oregon State College HANBERG, DAVID E. Dave Latin Club 3: Operators Club 3, 4: Pres. 4: Retailers 'Club 4: Vice Pres. 4: Gaveleers Club 4: Inter-Club Council 4 Special Interest: Gardening and sports Favorite Saying: Oh, my aching back HANSEN, VOYLA M. Glee Club 3, 4: Pep Club 4: Torch Honor 4: Latin Club 4: R. C. Club 4. Special Interest: Music Favorite Saying: Never say anything about anyone unless you can say something good Future Plans: Medicine HANSON, WESLEY O. Swede Special Interest: Model planes Future Plans: College and engineering Favorite Saying: See you next year HAUSDORF, JAMES Rum HAWKINS, BETTY Sadie Spanish Club 2, 3: G.A.A. l, Z Special Interest: Sports c Future Plans: College HEARD, LAVETA F. Veta Minute Girl 1: 48er's Club 1: Gaveleers 4: Choir 3, 4: Oper' etta 3. 4: G.A.A. 1, 2: French Club 2, 3 Special Interest: Singing Favorite Saying: You know HERREN, BERNICE Bernie Chorus l, 2, 3: Pep Club 4 Special Interest: Music Future Plans: Secretary Favorite Saying: Oh, you make me so glad! HETLAND, NORMA M. Norm Glee Club 1, 2: Choir 3: Key of Life 1, 2: French Club 2, 3: Pep Club 4: Dramatics Club 1: Operetta 3: G.A.A. l Special Interest: Music and Sports HEYER, WILLARD L. Butch Football Manager 3: Baseball 1, 2 Special Interest: Woodwork Future Plans: Window 'Trimmer HARPER, BETTY LEE Chorus 3, 4: Glee Club 2: Pep Club 4 Special Interest: Music HARRELL, WENDELL E. Wend Gaveleers Club 4: Spanish Club 45 Boxing 4 Special Interest: Athletics A Future Plans: Teaching and coaching athletics HARRIS, ELDON H. Red Special Interest: Horseback 'riding Future Plans: Electrician HEINS, IEAN S. G.A.n. Z, 4: Latin Club 4: R. C. Club 4: Pep Club 4: Cat Log Staff 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3: Choir 2, 4: Operetta 2, '4 Special Interest: Sports and Music Future Plans: Nursing HEINZ, DOLORES B. Shorty Special Interest: Reading Future Plans: Secretarial work HENLEY, HOPE R. Entereed from South Kitsap Future Plans: Business School HIBBARD CLARICE P Retailers Club 3 4 Future Plans Telephone Operator HILL AVENA R Punkm Spanish Club 2 3 Dramatics 3 R C Club 3 4 Hx Climb erettcs 3' Pep Club 4' Operetta 3 4' Choir 3 4 Future Plans: Modeling Favorite Saying: Its a large Charge HODGE EUGENE ' Eugenes special interests are fishing and hunting' HORN, BETTE LU INGMAN, ROBERT E. Ingie Beta HifY 4: Spanish Club 2, 3: Cat Log Staff 4: Intraf mural sports 2, 3, 4 Special Interest: Photography Future Plans: Dentist ISAACSON, GRAYCE L. Gracie Special Interest: Skating and Dancing Future Plans: Business College Favorite Saying: You think so, huh? JEFFERSON, KEITH O. Jeff Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 1, 2: Lettermans Club 3, 4 Special Interest: Basketball and Baseball Future Plans: College JENSEN, CONNIE I. Candy Entered from West Seattle Spanish Club 4: Pep Club 4: Hi'Climberettes 4: Ski Club 4: Tri'Y 4 Special Interest: Skiing JESSUP, MARY L. Kitten G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: C.C. Aux. 2: Cabinet 4: C Club 3, 4: Tri-Y 3, 4: V. Pres. 4: Pep Club 4: Latin Club 2, 3: Spanish Club 4: Lair 4: Cat Log 4 Favorite Saying: Heck, What do we care JOHNSON, GAIL D. Retailers Club 4: Boys Club 3, 4 Entered from North Kitsap JOHNSON, HOWARD A. Oneflung Hi'Climbers 3, 4: Ski Club 3, 4: Football 2: Basketball I, 2: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 4: InterfClub Council 4: Spanish Club 2: Torch Honor 3, 4: Dance Band 2, 3, 4 Ambition: Swing Musician JOHNSON, NADINE I. Babe French Club 3. 4: Sec. 3: Home llc Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Sec, I: Pres 2: G. C. Cabinet 2.4: V. Pres. 4: Tri'Y 3, 4: B Club 3. 4: Torch Honor 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 4: Yell Squad 4: Tumbling 22 2, 3, 4: Mgr. 4 Favorite Saying: Really? HOLETON, BOB G. Tennis 2: Basketball 1: Bowling 1, 2: Track 1 Special Interest: Hunting and Fishing Favorite Saying: Did you ever look in a mirror? HOLGERSON, RICHARD N. Dick Spanish Club 2, 3 Future Plans: College HOLLAND, JEMONNE L. Jerry Special Interest: Music Future Plans: Teach Music JACKMAN, CHERIE B. Marty F.H.A. 4 Entered from University Hight School Special Interest: Needlework JACOBS, PAT D. Latin Club 2: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: B Club 3, 4: Squeegee Board 4 Special Interest: Sports Future Plans: Nursing JEFFERSON, DONNA J. Latin Club 1, 2: Home Ec Club 4: Retailers Club 4 Future Plans: College Favorite Saying: Oh, fsh'l1ooks! JOERSS, HERBERT F. Herb Entered from New Salem JOHNSON, BETTY Squeegee Board 2, 3, 4: Torch Honor 4: Debate Club 4: Spanish Club 3, 4: Retailers Club 4 Future Plans: Junior College Favorite Saying: Do unto others as you would have done unto you JOHNSON, EULALIA E. E. Lala G.A.A. 2, 3: Key of Life 2: Torch Honor 3, 4: Pep Club 4 Special Interest: Sports Favorite Saying: No kiddinn JOHNSON, OPAL M. Retailers Club 2, 4: Sec. 2, 4: Latin Club 2: Bowling 1. 2: Basketball 2: Volleyball 1, 2 Future Plans: Comptometer School JOHNSTON, BARBARA A. TrifY 3, 4: B Club 3, 4: HifClimberette 3, 4: Dramatics Club Pres. 4: C. of C. 3, 4: Pep Club 4: Gaveleers Club 4: Student Council 4: C. C. Aux. V. Pres. 2: G. C. Pres. 4: Vodvil 2. 3, 4: Choir 2, 3, 4 Favorite Saying: For the love of Pete! JOHNSTONE, BETTY M. Betts G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: B Club 3. 4: French Club 2, 3: 48er's 2: Dramatics Club 4: Torch Honor 2. 3, 4: Natl Honor 4: Pep Club 4. Future Plans: College, Missionary Work ff JONES, VICTORIA E. Vicky t G.A.A. 1. 2, 3: Ski Club 3, 4: Spanish Club Z. 31 Nall Honor 4: Torch Honor 3, 4 Special Interest: Music and Literature Future Plans: College JUELSON, RICHARD D. Dick 0 Spanish Club 3 Special Interest: Auto Mechanics Favorite Saying: Then what? JUNEAU, BARBARA M. Inter-Club Council 1: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Choir 3, 4: Operetta 3, 4: Latin Club 1: French Club 3, 4: R. C. Club 4: Pep Club 4: Vodvil 3, 4: Tri'Y 3, 4 Future Plans: College KEELER, ROBERT C. Bob Special Interest: Fishing and Hunting KELTANEN, JANICE Jan Pep Club 4 Special Interest: Sewing KENDALL, DOROTHY JOHNSTONE, BOB B. Johnstein Football 2, 3: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1: Latin Club 2, 3: Gaveleers Club 4: Vodvil 4: Boxing 4: Band l, 2 JONES, BETH C. Blondie Gaveleers 4. Entered from South Kitsap Special Interest: Athletics Favorite Saying: My hair isn't blonde! JONES, RUTH A. Monkey'face Gaveleers 4. Entered from South Kitsap Special Interest: Athletics Favorite Saying: Far heauen's sake! KANEKEBERG, LORRAINE N. Drama Club 2, 3: Torch Honor 3: R. C. Club 3: Spanish Club 2, 3 Future Plans: College KEATING, MARY E. Latin Club 1, 2: German Club 3, 4: V. Pres. 4: 48er's 2: Tri'Y 4: Gaveleers 4: Torch Honor 2, 3, 4: Pres. 4: Natl Honor 3, 4: Sec. 3: Pep Club 4 Future Plans: College KECK, ANN C. Dimples 48er's 1, 2: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 3, 4: C. of C. 1, 2, 3, 4: Tri'Y 3, 4:B Club 3, 4: Latin Club 2, 3: Pep Club 4: Re' tailers Club 4: G. C. Cab. 3, 4: Cat Log Staff 3 Future Plans: College .- , .- Fizz ..... if LL: 15555131 . .iaf'?..2:' - 1 . l F.H.A. 4 KENT MADELINE L. Maddy Special Interest: Swimming Favorite Saying: 1 like t at fine KERBY, FRANK T. German Club Special Interest: Fishing and Flying Future Plans: Commercial Aviation KESTELL, ANITA M. Lair Staff 1: Pep Club 4: G.A.A. 3, 4 Special Interest: Sports Favorite Saying: It makes -no dijferencen KIPPO, BARBARA W. Barbie Chorus 1, 2: Choir 3, 4 Future Plans: Business College KI'l'I', DON G. Intermural Sports: Lettermans Club Special Interest: Track Future Plans: Coaching KLINEFELTER, PATRICIA H. Patsy G.C. Aux. 2: Spanish Club 2: HifClimberettes 3: TrifY 3, 4, B Club 3. 4: Pep Club 4: Choir 3, 4: G:C. Cab. 4: Ski Club 3, 4: C. of C. 2 Favorite Saying: Holy Moly ., E ,. lf' KUENZLI. VIRGINIA L. Ginny Natl Honor 4: Torch Honor 4: G.A.A. 4 Special Interest: Sewing and Drawing Favorite Saying: Variety is the spice of life. KVAM, RUSSELL V. Buster Special Interest: Hunting and Playing Piano Favorite Saying: Do tell LAMPSON, MARIE L. G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 2, 3 Special Interest: Bowling Future Plans: Secretary LARSON, NADINE R. h Dramatics Club 1, 2, 4: Latin Club 1, 2: Inter-Club Council 2: Torch Honor 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4: G.C. Cab. Aux. 2: G.C. Cab. 4: Tri-Y 3, 4: Hi'Climberettes 3, 4: B 'Club 3, 4: Pep Club 4 Future Plans: College LARSON, RICHARD O. Dick Spanish Club 3, 4 LAWSON, CLARA ANN Louse . Pep Club 4: Latin Club 4: Key of Life 4: Spanish Club 4 Entered from Holy Names Academy 24 Favorite Saying: What a banana! KIDRICK, GRANT F.. Gaveleers 4: Pres.: I'Ii'Y 2, 3, 4: Golden Paw: Hi-Climbers 2 Future Plans: Dentist KING, IO ANN jo Chorus 1, 3: C. of C. 3: Vodvil 3: Home Ec Club 4 Future Plans: To get married Favorite saying: It isn't what you do, but how you do it KIPPO, ARLENE M. G.A.A. 1, 2: History Council 1: Latin Club I Special Interest: Photography ,S Q? KLOP, BONNIE J. R. C. Club 3, 4: Gaveleers 4: Pep Club 4: Glee Club 2, 4: Latin Club 2: Spanish Club 3, 4 Future Plans: Teacher KOSTER, NADINE D. Dean Minute Girl 2: Torch Honor 2, 3, 4: Native Daughters 2: Lair Staff 3, 4: Treas. 3: Adv Mgr. 4: Spanish Club 2, 3: R. C. Club 3: Natl Honor 3, 4: Cat Log Staff 4: Pep Club 4 Future Plans: Commercial Artist KROENING, DONALD C. Don Torch Honor 2, 3. 4: Natl Honor 4: German Club 3, 4 Future Plans: Aeronautical Engineering Favorite Saying: No comment LANGRELL, WESLEY W. Bill Choir l, 2, 3, 4: Operetta l, 2, 3, 4: Torch Honor 2, 3, 4: Natl Honor 4: Key of Life Club 4 Future Plans: University-Ministry LARKIN, BETTY L. Latin Club 1, 2: Torch Honor 2, 3: Spanish Club 3: Key of Life 3: R.C. Club 2, 3: G.A.A. 1 Future Plans: College LARSON, HELEN L. Tiny Pep Club 4: Retailers Club 4 Special Interest: Dancing Future Plans: Business School LERWOLD, MYRNA I. Special Interest: Home Ec Future Plans: Secretarial work LISTON, DICK L. German Club 2, 3 Special Interest: Hunting Favorite Saying: How about it? LOEFFELMAN, KENNETH N. Handsome German Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Cat Log, Asst. Bus. Mgr. Mgr. 4: Student Council Rep. 4 Future Plans: Logging business Favorite Saying: Be glad when I'm out. 2, 3: Bus. f t r I is sl'-'QQ X , ff t 1 , ' s 3 wsu 'xr 4 : 3 X L, , LUNDEGARD, EDWIN I. Buzzie HifClimbers 3, 4: Ski Club 3, 4 Future Plans: Forest Ranger Favorite Saying: How's every little thing? LYONS, JACK Spanish Club 3 McCOARD, ROBERTA L. Bert TrifY 3, 4: Minute Girl l, 2, 3: G.A.A. l, 2, 3: Pres. 4: B Club 3, 4: Pep Club 4: Bowling Mgr. 3: Inter-Club Council Special Interest: Horses Future Plans: College LOSS, MARJORIE C. Marge Tri-Y 3, 4: I'IifClimberettes 2, 3, 4: Orch 3 4 C of C l 2, 3, 4: Ex. Board 3, Sec. 4: Latin Club 3 4 Spanish Club V 3, 4: Pep Club 4: History Council 1: G C Aux Cab 2 :Ga - , Special Interest: Music and Sports LOUGHRAN, JAMES T. uhm.. Future Plans: Commercial Fishing LUND, ARTHUR R. Art Lettermens Club 3, 4: ish Club 3, 4: Football Favorite Saying: Ah! Beta HifY 4: S. B V Pres 4 Span 3, 4: Baseball 3, 4 Student Council 4 Cut it out! McGILVRAY, DONALD JAY McGilvray Alpha Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Gaveleers 4: Dramatics 1, 2 Future Plans: Aviator MCINTOSH, GORDON W, Whitey Special Interest: Sports Future Plans: College McKELVY, IAMES WILLIAM Mac Ir. Hi-Y 1 Future Plans: Engineer Favorite Saying: Say who! JW' l 1. ztk 'ie E e M is N McCOMBS, CHARLES G. Chuck Alpha I'Ii'Y 3, 4: Golden Paw 3, 4: B.C. Cab 4 Class Pres 3 Special Interest: Athletics Favorite Saying: I'll be darned MCCOY, MARILYN H. Latin Club 2: Pep Club 4: Spanish Club 3 4 Special Interest: Music Future Plans: College McDONALD, CHERRY NATALIE Favorite Saying: Oh, 3 5 2 Minute Girl l: Glee Club 2, 3: Choir 3 4 Operetta 3 4 Vodvil 3, 4: Cat Log Staff 1, 4: Pep Cub C of C French Club 3, 4: Torch Honor2 you cute kid! McKENZIE, ROBERT A. Bob German Club 1, 2: Torch Honor 2, 3, 4 Natl Honor 4 Track 3, 4: Class Pres. 4: Student Council 4 Inter Club Council 4 Future Plans: Doctor McMAHAN, HERBERT E., Ir. Herbie German Club 4: Spanis Special Interest: Music Future Plans: Doctor h Club 4 MADDOX, JANE F. Janie Drama 4: French Club Entered from Ballard Future Plans: Nursing 3, 4: Pep Club 4 i Yi i MAXEY, MARTHA R. Special Interest: Home Economics Favorite Saying: You said it kid! MEADE, PHILIP R. Torch Honor 4: Natl Honor 4: Spanish Club Entered from Paintsville Future Plans: Law MEARS, MARILYN M, Entered from Ketchikan, Alaska Future Plans: Secretary Favorite Saying: Sad case 'WWI Wu' li, 3 ,. X E MASON, PHYLLIS J. Phyl Natl Honor 3, 4: Sec. 4: Torch Honor 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 2, 3: Tri-Y 3, 4: Pep Club 4: V. Pres. 4: Cat Log 4: R. C. Club 3: Treas. 3: Gaveleers 4: Iviinute Girl 2, 3, 4: Choir 3 Favorite Saying: The last straw! MASTON, ROSALEE Rosie Torch Honor Z, 3, 4: Sec. 3: Natl Honor 3, 4: Tri-Y 3, 4: Cat Log 3, 4: Latin Club 3, 4: Home Ec Club 1, 2, 3: Pep Club 4: G.A.A. 1: Gaveleers 4: 48er's 2 Favorite Saying: Things are rough all over MAXEY, EVELYN V. Special Interest: Art Favorite Saying: Oh, but I will! MECHAM, DONNA M. Donnie TrifY 3, 4: Operetta 3, 4: Choir 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Squeegee Board 4: Minute Girl 1, 4 Future Plans: Nursing MEICHO, TOM L. Mike Spanish 'Club 1: Latin Club 2: Gaveleers 4: Retailers Club 4 Special Interest: Oil Painting Favorite Saying: Coax me a little bit. MELDES, JOHN G. jack Spanish Club 3: Retailers Club 4: Torch Honor 4: R. C. Club 4 Special Interest: Photography Favorite Saying: It's an old Spanish custom MELICHAR, BLANCHE M. Spanish Club 2: Torch Honor 2, 3: Natl Honor 3: Operctta 2: Orchestra 3: Choir2 Special Interest: Music MERRILL, DORIS ANITA Dorie Spanish Club 2, 3: G.A,A. 1, 2, 3. Graduated in 3 years Future Plans: Teacher METZLER, MYRNA M. Myrn Frosh Class Pres.: GC. Aux. Pres. 2: G. C. Cab, 3,41 Natl Honor 3, 4: Torch Honor 2, 3, 4: B Club 3, 4: C. of C. l, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 2, 3: V. Pres. 3: Gaveleers 4: Sec.: Sr. Class Sec.: Pep Club 4: Tri-Y 3, 4: Cat Log 2, 3. 4: Senior Editor. Favorite Saying: Heclq! What do I care! MITCHELL, MARILYN R. Mimi I Spanish Club 3, 4: G.A.A. 2, 3: B Club 4: Retailers Club 4 Future Plans: Pharmacist MODISETT, CLEMON S. Clem Spanish Club 3, 4: Boxing 4 Favorite Saying: Hubba MODISETT, SUSIE MAE Sue Spanish Club 2: Latin Club 4: Home Ec Club 4 Z6 Special Interest: Swimming and Basketball MEYER, MARIAN M. Latin Club 3, 4: Retailers Club 3, 4: Pep Club 4 Future Plans: Nursing MEYERS, JEANETTE M. jenne G.A.A. 1, 4: B Club 4: Pep Club 4: Glee Club 2 Entered from Ballard Future Plans: Model MICHELSEN, KEN I. Mike Track 2, 3, 4: Lettermens Club 3, 4: Latin Club 3: Science Club 4 Future Plans: Forest Ranger MOHONDRO, JAMES R. Moe Class V. Pres. 1: Jr. HifYi: V. Pres.: Class Pres. 2: Yell Leader 2, 3, 4: Alpha HifY 2, 3, 4: V. Pres. 4: Golden Paw 3, 4: Sec. 4: C. of C. 1, 2, 3, 4: Pub. 3: V. Prcs. 4: Student Council 2: Spanish Club 2: Gaveleers Club 4 Favorite Saying: 'Yell! MONTAGNE, DENNIS Denny Torch Honor 2: Latin Club 3, 4: Gaveleers 4: Track 3, 4: Home Ec 2: Intramural Football 3: Vodvil 4: Sr. Play 4. Favorite Saying: What do you want I should do, stack B-B's? MUNSTERMAN, JEAN C. Jeanie Spanish Club 2, 3: Glee Club I: Choir 3, 4: Tri-Y 4: Pep Club 4: Operetta 3, 4: Minute Girl 4 Future Plans: Commercial Arr MURRAY, MARGARET JANE Cashmere Tri'Y 4: HifClimberettes 3: Sec. 4: Pep Club 4: C. of C. 3, 4: Latin Club 1, 2: Spanish Club 3: Minute Girl 4: Lair 4 Future Plans: Nursing Favorite Saying: For crumb sakesn NAREY, BETTY A. Narey G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Drama 1, 2, 3, 4: Sec. 2: Vodvil l, 2: Tri' Y 3, 4: B Club 3, 4: Latin Sen. 2: Spanish Club 3, 4: Gavel- eers 4: Cat Log 4: Hi-Climberettes 3, 4: V. Pres. 4: 48er's 1: Favorite Saying: Good evening, Admiral Theatre 43 Sec.'Treas. l: Pres. 2 X O'GRADY, IRVING L. Corky Lettermens Club 3, 4: Gaveleers 4: Spanish Club 2, 3 Special Interest: Photography Favorite Saying: Good to be alive O'GRADY, MARGARET 1. Peggy' Entered from Montana Special Interest: Ice Skating OLSON, DON L. Torch Honor 2, 3: Spanish Club 2, 3: C. of C. 2. 3: Latin Club 3, 4: Cat Log 4: Alpha HifY 2, 3, 4: Sec.fTreas. 4: Jr. I'I.fY I: Vodvil 4: Track 1, 2: Ski Club 4: Squeegee 4 Future Plans: Medicine Favorite Saying: Boomer . . .- 1.5. . I :M'.'5il1:f:vg1 3 l F ' . , ' +i,Q,fiQfQ.:,fS ,'.- ly 'hs K qw L. MOORE, SYLVIA D. Key of Life 1, 2: Retailers Club 4 Future Plans: Selling in Store MORAN, DOLORES P. Moron Pep Clklb 43 Latin Club 2, 3: Ski Club 4: 48er's l Special Interest: Photography MORRISON, THELMA J. SP2f1i5h Club 1, 2: Squeegee Board 3, 4: B Club 3, 4: Min ute Girl 3: G.A.A. Cab. 3: Pep Club 4 Special Interest: Photography NELSON, ALBERT W. Bud Golden Paw 4: Ski Club 4: German Club 4: Jr. Hi-Y 1: Vodvil 4. Entered from Seattle Future Plans: Architecture NORTHWAY, CALVIN H. Cal Boxing 1 Special Interest: Boxing and Swimming Future Plans: To own 4 business NYGAARD, IMOGENE S. Imo G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4: B Club 3, 4: V. Pres. 4: Tri'Y 3, 4: Pep Club 4: Ski Club 3, 4: Vodvil 3, 4: Latin Club I, 2: Home EC 2: Internatl Rel. Club 3: Torch Honor 3, 4 Favorite Saying: You know! OLSON, OLIVER J. Ollie Basketball 1, 2: Football 2, 3, 4: Lettermens Club 2, 3, 4: Alpha Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Boys Club V. Pres. 4: Ski Club 3, 4 Future Plans: See the world with Jack Topness PARNELL, MERYL M. Minute Girl 1, 4: Frosh Class Treas. 1: Orch. 1, 2. 3, 4: Spanish Club 2, 3: Home Ec l, 2, 3: Tri-Y 3, 4: Pep Club 4: Pres. 4: Torch Honor 2, 3, 4: Natl Honor 3, 4: Hi'Climber- ettes 4: C. of C. 4. Special Interest: Music PAULSON, LAVONNE E. Vonnie Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Treas. 3: Sec.fTreas. 4: Pep Band 3, 4: Pegs Club 4: Tri-Y 3, 4: G.A.A. 3: B Club 3, 4: Treas. 4: R. . Club 3: Girls Glee Club 1, 2: Torch Honor 2, 3, 4 Special Interest: Music ' real' -.-f..'f.1f ' , A ff' . 'f ir 'ii PETERSON, CARL M. Spanish Club 4: Beta HifY 4 Ambition: College PETERSEN, CECILIA M. Gee 48er's 1, 2: Pep Club 4: Chorus 4 Favorite Saying: Darn it PETERSON, GRACE B. E. Red F.H.A. 1, pub. ed. Special Interest: Sewing Favorite Saying: Haba huba .1-if PETERSON, NORMA S. Mort Spanish Club 3 Special Interest: Sewing PETRABORG, JEAN M. 48er's 2: Latin Club 3: Volleyball 3: Basketball 3: Gym Asst. 3: Pep Club 4: Ski Club 4: Torch Honor 3, 4 Future Plans: College Favorite Saying: 'Y'e' Gads PHILLIPS, BARBARA Bobbie Retailers Club 4: Girls Club l, 2, 3, 4 Future Plans: Telephone Operator Favorite Saying: I guess you knowl PROCTOR, PATRICIA A. Pat Lair 2, 3, 4: TrifY 4: Vodvil 3: Ski Club 3, 4: Chorus 3: Pep Club 4: Secretary 4 Ambition: Secretary PROUSE, DONALD L. Don Entered from South Kitsap Ambition: Veterinary PRUNER, ADRIENNE V. Ginger Majorette 3, 4: Squccgee Board 3, 4: G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4: History Council 3: Girls Choir 1, 2, 3 Ambition: Own Fashion Shop or Florist Favorite Saying: Holy Moses: Fiddly Dee PEAK, DUANE E. Lettermens Club 2, 3, 4: Pres. 4: Spanish Club 3, 4: Football l, 2, 4: Basketball 1, 2: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Torch Honor 2, 3: Gavelcers Club 4. Future Plans: Engineering Favorite Saying: Iokes? PEDERSON, LUELLA M. Little Lu Lu Girls Chorus 4: Special group 4: Retailers Club 4: Girls Club 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Sales Lady PERRY, BRUCE T. Bud Alpha Hi'Y 2, 3, 4: Golden Paw 3, 4: Vodvil l, 2, 3, 4: Student 'Council 1: Operators Club 1, Z.: Yell Leader 2, 4: C. of C. 3, 4: Gaveleers 4: V, Pres. 4: Boys Club Cab. 4 Favorite Saying: Oh, my aching back PETERSON, IANICE M. L. Ian Latin Club l, 2: Spanish Club 1, 2: Minute Girl 1: Gaveleers 4: Pep Club 4: C. of C. 2: Drama Club 1, 2: Lair 1, 2. Special Interest: Drama Favorite Saying: Yes, I cut my hair again: isn't it awful PETERSON, JOYCE E. Pete Lair Bus. Staff 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 3: Pep Club Treas, 4: Tri'Y 4: Ski Club 3, 4: Sec.'Treas. 4: Sr. Class Treas. 4: Chorus 2, 3. Future Plans: Compton-ieter work Favorite Saying: Hello Bogardu PETERSON, MARJORIE L. Marge Spanish Club 2, 3: Minute Girl 2: Torch Honor 2, 3, 4: French Club 4: Natl Honor 4: Pep Club 4: Asso. Ed. Lair 3, 4: Student Council 4: Librarian 4 Favorite Saying: Big oaks from little acorns grow PRESTON, JIM I'I. Frosh Class Sgtfat-arms: Soph Class V. Pres.: Ir. I'IifY Pres: Latin Club l, 2: V, Pres. 2: Vodvil 2, 3, 4: Bus. Asst.: Span' ish Club 3: Golclcn Paw 4: Boys Club Cab. 2, 3: Alpha I'IifY 2,3,4: Pres. 4: C. of C. 2, 3, 4: V. Pres. 3: Pres. 4 Favorite Saying: NIy aching back PRICHARD, KATHY Bubbles Spanish Club l, 2: French Club 4: Pep Club 4: C. of C. 4: Vodvil 2, 4: Lair Staff 4: Gym Asst. 2, 4. Special Interest: Music Favorite Saying: What a panic!! PRIEM, HAROLD F. Shorty Spanish Club 3, 4 Favorite Saying: Hows it babe? , W PURDUM, GERALD H. Jerry Radio 3, 4. Entered from Logan, Utah Special Interests: Radio and Photography Ambition: Physicist QUINNELL, DOLORES R. Curves Sec. Tri'Y 3, Pres. 4: G,C. Aux. 2: Treas. of Class 2: GAA 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 4: B Club 4: Sec. Inter-Club Council 4: Torch Honor 2, 3, 4: Natl Honor 4: O eretta 3, 4: Spanish 2, 3: Vodvil 2, 3, 4. Future Plans: Collage and Music REYNOLDS, DONALD L. Stump Gaveleers 4: Latin Club 4 Future Plans: College and Mortician Favorite Saying: I object! RINEARSON, PETER M. Pete Torch Honor 2, 3, 4: Natl Honor 3, 4: Latin Club 2, 3: Spanish Club 3: Choir 4: Gavcleers 4: Social Studies Club 4 Future Plans: California Inst, of Tech, ROBINSON, BETTY M. Pep Club 4: R. C. Club 4: Lair Stafl' 3, 4: Drama Club 4 Future Plans: Business College ROBINSON, CORINE Z. Latin Club 4 Entered from Albuquerque High School Future Plans: Commercial work ROTHROCK, BETTE L. Rocky . voavii 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3. 41 Gite Club 1. 2: Lauri Club 3: Operetta 2, 3, 4: Minute Girl 4: Pep Club 4: Torch Honor 4 Future Plans: College ROUTH, JIM E. Red Lettermens Club'3, 4: Football 2, 3, 4 Future Plans: College Favorite Saying: SuJJ'erin' Snakes RUSSELL, KENNETH N. Kenney Track 3, 4: Latin Club 3, 4: Hi-Climbers 4 Ambition: Lawyer Favorite Saying: Oh! Lord . I 1 ' , A i f JK Q o f ' 1 ' 34.41- - as a 'i f I ll I ,T REYNOLDS, JOAN M. Choir 3, 4: Pe Club 4: Operetta 3, 4 Future Plans: College Favorite Saying: Uh Hum! RICHARDS, NORMA M. Midgie Latin 'Club 1: Spanish Club 4: Pep Club 4: Hi'Climberettes 3, 4: 48er's 2: Lair Bus. Staff 3, 4: G.A.A. 3, 4: Home Ec 2: Minute Girls 1, 2 Ambition: Own a restaurant RICKETS, CLYDE Ambition: Secretary ROBINSON, JOAN M. Jo Retailers Club 3, 4: Latin Club 3 Future Plans: Comptometer Operator ROLAND, MARCENE E. Marcy Lair Staff 3, 4: Squeegee 3, 4: Pep Club 4 Entered from Alliance, Nebraska Ambition: Beauty Operator Favorite Saying: Tau think I like that, oh, you are so right ROTH, JOAN Latin Club 2, 3: German Club 4: Pep Club 4: Torch Honor 3, 4. Future Plans: Washington State College Special Interest: Sewing ig 'D SAND, LOUISE F. Tikie G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Pep Club 4 Ambition: Designer SANDERS, RICHARD A. Sandy Band 3, 4: Band Mgr. 4: Choir 4: Leader of Swingmasters 3, 4: HifClimbers 4: Social Studies 4: Inter'Club Council 4: Ski Club 4. Future Plans: Music Favorite Saying: He who knows all, knows nothing SATRAN, DALYCE A. Dal Girls Chorus 2: Pep Club 4. Special Interest: Dancing Future Plans: Comptometer School 1 ' t Favorite Saying: BTC , I A I ,E iw, af- l 3 SCHUMACHER, JOY C. Schu G.A.A. l, 2, 3. Hobby: Foreign trinlqets Ambition: P. E. Teacher Favorite Saying: Hmmm? SCHWARTZ, DON E. Alpha Hi'Y 2, 3, 4: V. Pres. 4: Golden Paw 4: HifClimbers Cat Log 4: Basketball 1: Ir. Hi-Y 1: Spanish Club 2, 3: Ski Club 4. Future Plans: College Favorite Saying: just so we understand each other. SEARS, LOUIS E. 'TIook Beta HifY 2, 3, 4 Special Interest: Music, Women Ambition: Musician SCHORR, HERBERT JOHN SCHUETTKE, CHARLES H. Chuck Stage Crew 2, 3: V. Pres. 3: Marionettes 2: German Club 2 3: Squeegee Board 3: Track 1: Football Mgr. 4: Vodvil 2 Boxing4 SCHULTHEIS, RICHARD E. Dick I'IifClimbers 2, 3, 4: German Club 3, 4: Lettermans Club 3, 4 Ski Club 3, 4: Boys Club Cab. 4: Inter'Club Council 4 Ambition: Lawyer Favorite Saying: Ignorance is no excuse SHAFFER, KATHLEEN A. Kathy Graduated in 3 years. Torch Honor 2, 3: Pep Club 3 Future Plans: Attend Linfield College Favorite Saying: Oh, Fish SHAFFER, MARJORIE L. Marge G.A.A. 2, 3 Future Plans: College SHAW, PAUL R. Future Plans: Attend U. of W. Law School SHAY, WILLIAM M. Bill Operators 1, 2, 3, 4: Dramatics Club 1, 2,: Squeegee Board 2, 3, 4: Latin 3, 4. SHEARER, DONNA L. B Club 3, 4: HifClimberettes 3, 4: Pep Club 4: G.A.A. Cab. 3: Ski Club 3 Special Interest: Frank Future Plans: Marriage SHERBERG, AUDEN L. Bowling 3, 4 Special Interest: Bowling Ambition: Own a Store SIELER, MAVON C. Bonnie B Club 3, 4: Pres, 4: Tri-Y 3, 4: Latin Club 2, 3: German Club 4: Pep Club 4: C. of C. 3, 4: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Gaveleers Club 4: Treas. 4: Inter-Club Council 4: Natl Honor 3, 4: Torch Honor 2, 3, 4: HifClimbercttes 4. Favorite Saying: How can you tell! SIMMONS, DUANE V. Radio Club 3: Spanish Club 4: Social Studies 4 Future Plans: Forestry. Favorite Saying: That is SLONECKER. WILLIAM G. Bill Football Mgr. 3, 4: Baseball Mgr. 3, 4: jr. Hi'Y I: B Team Basketball Mgr. 2: B Team Baseball Mgr. I, 2 30 Ambition: Engineering SHINGLER, EDNABERYL A. Eddie Latin Club 3: Home Ec 3 Special Interest: Cooking and Sewing Future Plans: Nursing Favorite Saying: Holy Cow SHUMAKER, DONALD R. Retailers Club 3, 4: Squeegee Board 3, 4 SIEGEL, VICTOR A. Vic Band I: Creative Writing Club 3 Ambition: Aeronautical Engineer SMITH, ELSMER N. Smitty Natl Honor 33 Torch Honor 2, 3: G.A.A. l, 2, 3: Spanish Club 2, 33 Home Ec 2, 33 C. of C. 3: Graduated in 3 years Special Interest: Music and Reading Future Plans: Teaching, trip in our sailboat 'round the world SMITH, LORNA Lonnie Natl Honor 33 Torch Honor 2, 3: G.A.A I, 2, 3: Spanish Club 2, 3: Home Er Z, 3: C. of C. 3: Graduated in 3 years. Special Interest: Music, Reading, Future Plans: Teaching, trip in our sailboat around the world SMITH, SHIRLEY M. Sliirl Chorus Special Interest: Skating, collecting photographs K, ,:,g,,1,fv ly tra? SPRUNT, ISOBEL I Izzy Latin Club 3, 4: Pep Club 4: B Club 4: Ski Club 4: Cat Log Staff 4: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4. Future Plans: Nurses Training STILWELL, DOROTHY Dotty Pep Club 43 Spanish Club 3 Future Plans: College Favorite Saying: Good deal STIRRETT. FRANCES M. Fran Torch Honor 2, 3, 43 Natl Honor 4: TrifY 43 Pep Club 43 Home Ec 2, 3, 43 Sec.fTreas. 43 48er's 1, 23 G.A,A. 1, 2 Future Plans: Secretarial work STRATTON, GILBERT S. Bud Beta HifY 2, 3, 43 Hi-Climbers 3, 43 Spanish Club 3, 4 Special Interest: Outdoor Sports Future Plans: Engineering STREETER, WARD Bull' Squeegee Board 4 Special Interest: Photography Future Plans: Ministry SULLIVAN, PATRICIA E. Pat Latin Club 2, 33 B Club 3, 43 Ski Club 43 Pep Club 4 Special Interest: Dancing Ambition: Nurse SORIANO, LOUIS Louie Basketball l, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Tennis l, 2. 33 Lettermens Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Boys Club Pres. 43 Golden Paw 3, 43 Beta HifY 43 Student Council 43 Latin Club l, 2, 3, Favorite Saying: Love to a Man is a thing apart, but iL's a Woman's whole existence SPOTTS, CHARLLOTTE A, Char G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 TrifY 3, 43 B Club 3, 43 Student Body Sec. 43 Student Council 4: Girls Club Aux. 23 Torch Honor 2, 3, 43 Gaveleers 43 Yell Squad 4 Favorite Saying: O Fiddle Diddleu SPARGUR, 'THELMA K. Tommie Pep Club 43 HifClimbercttes 43 Ski Club 4 Future Plans: College Favorite Saying: Ohhl1! Men! STOUT, EVELYN L. Evey 48er's If 2,3 Squeegee Board 23 Pep Club 4 Special Interest: Dancing Favorite Saying: Well, my gosli!! STRAND, MERLE M. Special Interest: Delores STRATTMAN, GLORIA M. Glo Torch Honor 2, 3, 4: Natl Honor 43 Spanish Club 2, 33 Pep Club 43 B Club 43 48er's 1 Favorite Saying: I am a bad boy SVARE, DICK I. Dick . Footlights Club 1, 2, V. Pres.: Archery Club 1: I-811' Ad Staff 1, 2, 3: French Club 2, 3, Pres.: R. C. Club 2: Ski Club 2, 33 Torch Honor 3. Ambition: Artist. SWANSON, ALAYNE Swanee Tri'Y 3, Treas. 43 B Club 3, 43 Gaveleers 43 Treas.: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Tumbling Team 1, 2, 3, 4: Tennis Team 3, 4: Ski Club 3, 43 Drama Club 2, 3, 41 PCP Clllb 4: GC. AUX- 29 Vodvil 1, 2. Favorite Saying: Aw, cut it out TALLBNT, COLLEEN B. Pat Latin Club 43 Future Home Makers of America 4 mbition: Nurse .ivorite Saying: Nuttier than a pet squirrel THOMS, AUDREY JACQUELINE Red Squeegee Board 2 Ambition: Cosmetician Favorite Saying: Thais pretty gay THORNBURGH, LOIS M. Spanish Club 2, 3 THORNILEY, MIKE G. Mike Football: Track Special Interests: Hunting and Fishing Ambition: Go to Alaska Favorite Saying: Say who UHR, BARBARA I. Bobby Girls Club 2, 3, 4: Debate 2: Home Ec 2, 3, 4 Entered from Port Orchard Future Plans: Interior Decorating VALSVIK, PAT A. Patty Pep Club 4: Latin Club 2, 3 Ambition: Store Model Favorite Saying: I'll be seeing you VAN LIEW, JACK EMERSAN jack Track 3, 4: Beta HifY 4: Key of Life 4: German 4: Gaveleers 4: Lair Bus. Staff 3, 4: C. of C. 4: Recording and Com' posers 4 Future Plans: Office work Favorite Saying: Mi -madre! VON BABO, DOROTHY I. Dot E Special Interest: Music and Swimming Future Plans: Secretary WAGNER, ROBERT J. Bob Special Interest: Hunting Future Plans: Doctor WALKER, GRACE O. Torch Honor 4: Natl Honor 4 7, q Future Plans: Bookkeepe1fStcniographer TALLENT, HELEN L. Latin Club 2, 3: German Club 4: Pep Club 4 Future Plans: jr. College TAYS, SHIRLIE M. A'Molasses Pep Club 4: Drama Club 4: Cat Log Bus. Stall' 4: Hi' :Climbercttes 4: Choir 4 Future Plans: College II, CJ Favorite Saying: Are you kidding THOMAS, IMOGENE jean Favorite Saying: Oh' Fish! Future Plans: Office Work , in '50 THULEAN, DON M. D.T. Torch Honor 2, 3, 4: Pres. 3: Natl Honor 3, 4: Orch. 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2: Choir 3, 4: Student Director 3, 4: Pres. 4: Alpha HifY 2, 3: Operetta I, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 2: Spanish 3, 4: Social Studies 4. Ambition: Sing at the Met Favorite Saying: By gum!!!!! TOPNESSAACK S. Latin ub 1, 2: Beta HifY 2, 3, 4: Sgt-at-arms 3: Pres. 4: Golden Paw 3, 4: V. Pres. 4: Lettermens Club 3, 4: Boys Club Cab. 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Tennis 2, 3 Ambition: See the world with Ollie Olson TURK, BERNICE M. Pep Club 4 Entered from Cle Elum High School Future Plans: Business School VAN NATFER, JIM H. Banana Retailers Club 4: Bowling Future Plans: Accountant Favorite Saying: What have you got to eat, mom? VAN WINGERDEN, MALLA Pep Club 4: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4 Special Interest: Horseback Riding Future Plans: Secretary VERNON, ROBERT H. Bob Alpha Hi'Y 3, 4: HifClimbers 3, 4: Sec. 4: Ski Club 3, 4: Sgteatearms: Squeegee Board 2: Golden Paw 4: Spanish Club 4: Track Mgr. 1, 2 Favorite Saying: Ah, wl1df'S up Doc? in 3 l WALTENBURG, EDWIN Ed Special Interest: Hunting and Fishing Future Plans: Pharmacy WARNOCK, DENNIS P. Denny Spanish Club 4: Operators Club 4: Lair 3: Science Club 4 Future Plans: Research Chemist Favorite Saying: Oh, my aching back! WARREN, DORA D. Tex Home Ec Club 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Band Special Interest: Collecting Stamps Favorite Saying: Bill! ELM WESTFALL, CBCELIA D. Retailers Club 4 Special Interest: Dancing and Sewing WESTGREN, DORIS D. Dorrie Home Ec Club 2: Squeegee Board 2: Spanish Club 1 Special Interest: Photography Favorite Saying: Dosn't that frost ya? Graduating in 3M years WHEELER, MARGRET H. Margie Entered from Canada Future Plans: Dental Assistant Favorite Saying: Well, l'll be a- WILLIAMS, WILLA B. Bebe Spanish Clu 3 Special Interest: Art Future Plans: Secretary WINGER, CARMA RAE Rae Pep Club 4: Retailers Club 4: Red Cross 1, 2: 48er's 2: Spanish Club 2: Home Ec Club 2 ' l Int r s Dancin Specxa e e t: g Favorite Saying: What do you want, a brownie button? WISCHHOEFER, LORENE Blondy G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Squeegee Board 3, 4: Pep Club 4: Home ' Ec Club 2: Ski Club 3, 4: C. of C. 4 . ,f-ff Q if. WEIR, IOHN W. Johnny Dance Band 3, 4g Band 3, 4: Orchestra 4 Future Plans: Musician WELSH, IOSEPHINE Joe Lair Stall' 1, 2, 3: Latin Club l, 2: G.A.A. l, 2: Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Pres. 3: Torch Honor l, 2: Pep Club 3: Talent Scouts 3. X Favorite Saying: When did you get your first clue? WELSH, ROBERT L. Bob Commercial Club 1, 2: Latin Club 3, 4 Future Plans: Aeronautical Technician . WHITTED, LOREEN I. WIDENER, HARRY G. l il.. A, ,i'i' Lettermens Club 2, 3, 4: Sec.'Treas. 4: Spanish Club 3: 'iff' -2 't-i i: m g Operetta 4 , A , , Special Interest: Athletics ' '- , Favorite Saying: Fo-r crying out loud I 1 WILBUR, WILLA L. Willie ' E g Special Interest: Cooking if V 'ii 'f.' ww ,MW x 'I F Future Plans: Teacher WOLD INEZ O Glce Club 3 4 Pep Club 4 Special Interest Writing Poetry Favorite Saving Oh shush' WOLFF RAMONAI Ronnie . , Latin Club 2 3 German Club 4 Creative Wr ting Club W K ',: ' - L 3 Future Plans: Pathologist F 4 j , WOLMAN PAUL A. I Squirt . Football: Electricity Club 3' Latin Club 4 ' I I Future Plans: College ll 'Fi ' . . , , , , , Favorite Saying: Oh, fudge V 1,442 laws: my . - ' zaz351?ff:s:f'5f5: firm :E?H55.Fl,r -- fsw,fS,j'j rp --'wang 1.1 . fy,-::,.a'g.g,ggTf51mw'f,i5f5 sz 1 ' 'Sis E 4 'ff Q 'mv 25 K me 'if is knit! W yy Y' bl Q5 .if ,, . , B N ZURBRUGG, GENE F. Future Plans: Baker Special Interest: Photography Ambition: First Class Salesman WRIGHT, PATRICIA C. Pat Latin Club 1, 2: Sec. 2: Torch Honor 2, 3, 4g Vodvil I, 2 3, 4: Spanish Club 33 German Club 3, 4: Pres 4g Tri-Y 3, 4 Operetta 2, 3, 43 Natl Honor 43 Girls Club Aux. Sec. 2 Pep Club 4 YEAGER, JOHN F. johnny Special Interest: Boxing Future Plans: Army YOUNG, HELEN M. Squeegee Board 23 Bowling 2 Special Interest: Photography Future Plans: College PICTURES RECEI ED L TE DALY, DONALD Don Entered from Silverdale Hobby: Fishing Ambition: 'Trip around the world Favorite Saying: Tes, dear! DEVITT, MARLIN Devie Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Special Interest: Automobiles ENZE, BETTY Chorus 2, 3 Graduated in 3M years Elgar! W gf' 17 L: 9 si is Q fi X We 5 ,wig 3 Ji wr J mi S af 1 fa 'sq fire? t 1 'fr , f Y s vi if ,, 1 XA ig MOORE, MARY Social Studies 4 Hobby: Nursing Entered from Eatonville REHBERG, CHARLES Charlie Spanish Club 3: International Club 4: Gaveleers Club 4 Ambition: W. S. C. Favorite Saying: 'I'hat's a matter of opinion. RYEN, GLENN Basketball 1, 4 34 Plans: Attending O. I. C. FERRAR, GERALDINE Jerry Entered from Queen Anne Hobby: Records Ambition: To go to Alaska, McMILLAN, DALE Mae Basketball 2, Intramural Basketball 2, 4: Retailers 3 MASTEL, MARY LU Louie Entered from Hagelter, N. Dakota Hobby: Swimmin Favorite Saying: Could bc! 1 1. .ig 5 ST. LAURENT, JOHN Johnny Alpha 2, 3, 4g Ski Club 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 4g Soph. Sgtfatf Armsg Letterman's Club 4 Hobby: Having a good time. Favorite Saying: No Lie! WEYER. DON. C. WEAVER, DAVID Buck Football 4 Graduated MidfYear SENIORS ROBERT ALDERMAN GEORGE P. ALLEN VIRGIL BASS DON M. BLAKE DICK C. CHICHESTER ARLEY IVAN CLARK DOROTHY C. COWAN DIANNE DASHO JOHN PADILLA DELAO RAMON W. ENGEL GERALD A. FAIRBANKS WILLIAM L. FORMANS RALPH WALTER FRINK LAWRENCE C. HEAVEY RICHARD R. HOHEISEL JAMES ROBERT HURD GLEN D. HUDSON ROBERT L. JACKSON ,bum Ir 1+ I A ,dry . . . 5 ' W . . Y J . 3 4' '5:..1:..-. fk f., 5 51.3 , I A 5 - .T ,.. . ...E .E - .-gi.: E15 WHITE, MARY Lee Spanish 4 Hobby: Sewing Ambition: Siecretar Favorite Saying: OM Gee! SAXTON, MARGARET Rusty Retailers 2, 3g Home Economics 2 Hobby: Textile Painting Ambition: Housewife NOT PICTURED HELEN ELIZABETH MCCOLLUM WILLIAM MAX MCCUE JOE THOMAS MACCALL ALVIN M. MILLER RICHARD B. NELSON KENNETH W. PARDEE JESS L. PARKHURST SYLVIA POLLARD JAMES DONALD RUSH OTTO S. SEABAUGH LITA SEGHIERI PAUL FRANK SUTHERLAND GALE LEE WADE C. PATRICK WENZL WILLIAM J. WILLIAMS EDWIN G. WILSON OTIS WOODFORD WISEMAN DAVID WRIGHT L ls ,TS f , . f :qw , ww . , JW ' ,-fa A ,S xg - X T Q f 1 CONNIE CORNELL JEAN HEINS ANN Kscx PHYLLIS MASON PAT JACOBS I9 W 'G ' Vx ii Q 1 -' 'u -w'm.,,,Mm ..,.,, -Q-wwfm.,,.T,, NORENE CRITES DONNA BOYD BETTY JOHNSTONE M. PARNFLL M, LOSS ARI-YNI' CRITE i f ,Qi . no muy 5 W4 ,N 6 ,,m.5g JERRY BIRTWHISTLIE VIRGINIA KUENzL1 DENNIS MONTAGNE MAVON SEILER BOBBW JOHNSTOT ... 36 DENNIS WARNOCK ROSALIEE MASTON AIIiAN MUNSTERMAN a----.....,,,,, ...--an-nav CHARLIZEN HRUNDSON Q, PAT PROCTOR SN APS CORKY O,GRADY KITTEN JESSUP BOB INGMAN NADINE LARSON MYP-NA METZI-ER Q-4? JAY MCGILVARY BETTINA ELDER PAT CALLAGHAN DONNA MEECHAM CANDY JENSEN X Y RY LOU DUNHAM MARGARET MURRAY HARRY WBDENER KATHRYN AND AL BATTAGLIA KENNETH RUSSELL J A 2 Y Y A . Y. ,Y, . A HY ' ,Q-nf? S 1:50 . ..Az1.g. 1 J Y. ' A ' ,. . I JANE MADDOX HETTI5 ROTHROCK OLLIE OLSEN NAUINE KOSTER 'H 'T' 'Pm 'X 'us -6 B fn 'I 5:-25 5-S35 .R A fr S K, JUNIOR CLASS MYR O N c TAYYY' v- HR1s csidghlv ICC Pfcslaz? N S E N DOROTHY McNUTT BARBARA SORENSON HARLEY OLSON BILL WILSON Secretary 11'.,,,,,,,,, Student Council Representative Sergeant at Arms The Junior Class started the year with a Victory Dance at the F.H.A. Recreation Center after the Seattle Prep football game. February 7, our class had its assembly which was enjoyed by the students. The annual Cotton Ball was held in the high school gym after the Girls Club Carnival, on April 19th, with the High School Swingmasters performing. The Junior Prom drew a large crowd May 10th. The theme was April Showers Bring May Flowers with the decorations being excellent and music enjoyed by all. TBD TAPPB, President Miss ZLENKO, Advisor u.If '. 2 B- 1 ea 5, Y F-ro-nt Row: Anderson, Avery Barker: Balesg A r th u rg Baker: Andersong Beechingg Beaton. Row 2: Anderson, G: Allen: Avery, Barnhartg Davis: Anderson, Ag Andersen, Lg Artman, G: Barrieau. Row 3: Artmang Anderson, J.: Widener: Chase: Bayer, Alexander: Backlundg Agerg Anfinson. 4 mertg Christiansen: Crimps Cooper: Courierg Clement. Row 2: Coulter, Collver Crawford: Beasley: Chris tianseng Clark: Daily: Dot song Deaver: Clark. Row 3: Bryce: Chase: Boyle Bradfordg Calfeeg Fulling ton: Eldridge, Ferguson. Row 4: Bowdyg Douglas: Dumbaulclg Disney: Cowan Berglundg Fritzvold. Front Row: Forsyth, Fugateg Foyg Gilchrist: Fine: Flaherf ty, Fairly: Dotsong Eaton: Fitzpatrick. Row 2: Gibbs: Ginderg Dal' tong Boekenoogeng Divelf biss: Conn: Fowler: Farn- ham. Row 3: Fitzwaterg Floresg Ferf gusong Bradley, B e a n eg Brough, Gregoire: Green. Row 4: Frinkg Fugittg For' hang Fletcherg Gaskell: Fag- erg Creathouse. Y From Row: Connolly: Mc- Donald: Donaldson, Dy Die' will-X -Y .- . ,pw 9 ,X 1 ' I Front Row: Crawford: Brinksg Bright: Casadg Book: Bjorn' ebyg Beckett, Compton: Carr: Carlson, W. Row 2: Weaver: Benning: Colley, Bogardg Buntingg Billingsley: Butte rweckg Burch: Bunker: Bobbittg Campbell. Row 3: Bradley: B r y c eg Beane: Berg: Cammackg Beal: Bigelow: Beyer. Row 4: Widener: Chase, Boyle: Carkeek: Carlson, R5 Carrington, Bradbury. FR ls P! A L ' M ' M261 ww, 'fu s.,-ff N kv af .WW l uiewarm 9 Q nw of x, Q H F A' Front Row: Griffith: Hill: Herrick: Hendrickson: Hou- ston: Holmes: Goodman: McFadden: Goldsworthy, Row 2: Kruger: Gossett: Ben' ning: Kippo: Glenn: Custaf' son: Hess: Gleason: Grell. Row 3: Foster: Gladson Heavey: Hanberg, L: Han- berg, D: Henderson: Hole' ton: Bilden: Hellie. Row 4: Harris: Hobson: lag ger: Battaglia: Plaisancc johnson: Hagen: Grimcs Green. Front Row: lack: Stewart: AQ, King: McHale: Newcomb jones, I: Kieckhaefer: Lcd der: Lancaster. Row 2: King: Gossett: Han ber L' Hanber D: Valsf gi , gi vick: H i g g e n sg Iverson johnson: Iacobs, Row 3: Hunsaker: Lamber ton: Day: Benning: Kendall Hughes: johns: Justus: Leh man. Row 4: jones, A: Kent: Griff fen: Herrell: johnson, Hg Olson, B: Langen: Haggen Hutchison: Karrigan. ,2 . 5 4 414' wr- Q , J, ,lv CV, ae' - 'mia' A ,,A s. -L ,yi .af Front Row: Mox: johnson R: Johns: Lamoree: Larkin Linblad: Malhiot: Marry Lerwold: Mullin. 1 johnson, S: Harris: McArf thurg Kraft: Keldgord: Or' Row 2: Langridge: Loeffler miston. Row 3: Levin: Logue: Maki- Kemmer: Hobson: Jagger: Canaday: Millard: Lusk. Row 4: McNeill: McMahon: Lehman: Mann: Harper, Loomer: Moritz: Olson, H. Front Row: Newcomb: Mil- ler: McPhee: McClellan: Mcf Nutt: Millard: Mc C a r n- Oreck: MCH:-ile: Morrison. Row 2: Personious: Plais ance: Olson, H: McCor' mick: Olson, S: Moen: lxlcf Kay: Munroe: Nelson: Mun- ger. Row 3: Peterson: McEach' ron: Olscn: Day: Milton: Orn dorf: Ormiston: Nelson: Row 4: Preston: Milner: MQ- Corklc: McKelvy1 Herrell: Garrison: McCue: Mecklen- burg: McCabe. 41 1 y mfs! this X? A-5: Fro-nt Row: Woods: Wil liams: Sixberry: S h e e t s: Bright: Stewart: Spooner Toops: Tillberg: Schott- shnieder: Tuai. Row 2: Swedbackg Sanges Strand: Stoddard: Theis Rusher: Sorenson: Spellman Sewell: Schindele. Row 3: Weir: Smith: Gress Taylor: Swang. Smith, W Starbeclc: Waters: Stuhler. Row 4: Walden: Smith- Vance: Sowa: T h o r s o n Smith: Straite: Sherfick. Front Row: Wenzel: Watson McHale: Vance: Verbon Young: Y o u n g: White Wheeler. Row 2: Wallace: Rusher Sheets: Wilson: VanFosson Watcman: Stewart: Spoon er: Toops. Row 3: Thorson: Walton Thompson: Welsh: Wall Poole: Walquist: Walther Vordahl. Row 4: Smith: Wilson: Va' sey: Tappeg W i d e n e r Wiley: Stubbe: Ulbright. 42 Q al T gy. Q F Yi w .Q X' :acl :pa m ' W9 We kt S' wx- 47, A-.K Front Row: Stewart: McHale Oreck: Olsen: Piterit: Paul son: Peck: Panger: Phelps Paddock. Row 2: Parr: Olson: Ogg Poole: Powell: Pederson Napoleon: Purdum: Pear son: Moore. Row 3: McKelvyg Preston O'Sammons: Osborne: Par' themer: Pullman: Pratt: Pe' leur: Pratt. Row 4: Paulson: McClana- han: Personius: N e l s o n lips: Patnude. Front Row: McHale: Cross: Ragar: Reegan: Smith: Sandvick: Eaton: Schumak- er: Sammons. Row 2: Predovich: Reed: Richards: Schaffer: Schrick- er: Shuler: Ryeng Satran. Row 3: Robinson: Svare: Scott: Reese: Schott: Shand: Saxton: Richardson. Row 4: Sage: Reinke: Roth' enburg: McNeil: Sayer: Sines: Sumner. Rahm: Patterson: Post: Phil: St' 3', Sw SJ M 'fig wamgfx RWD' H8 yy Yliiigtg ff' if -fs. , 1 I ' 'lf,- W J 4- I ,,,-xx 3 R., A xy A 'T , 5- 1. SNOWfMAIDEN 2. THE SOPH GANG 3- BIG JOKE 4. DANIEL BOON s. TOURNAMENT-NO FERRY? 6. ON YOUR MARK 7. MORNING AFTER S. WE THREE 9A FOUR BUDDIES 10, OPERETTA CUTUPS II. PEPSODENT SMILE 12. CUTIE 13.WAX'NE AND HIS BOYS 43 SOPHOMORE CLASS QOYX V- B0 GOYxY1essrl6'fW 'ff Presigelii-AN MISS FRASER Advisor DONNA OLSON JOAN BOEHMER NANCQCCQQQDSON 'l'1casurcf Student Council Repnsmtatiue The Sophomore Class started the year by electing as their leaders Gordon Herd, president, Keither Bowman, vice president, Nancy Davidson, scret-aryg Donna Olson, treasurer, and Ioan Boehmer, Student Council representative. Miss Fraser was class advisor. Soon after school started, Miss Fraser left due to ill health and the class was without an advisor for the rest of the year. Gonnou Haan ning -v From Row: Claussen: Caven: - l Coltos: Davidson: Dambly: Carver: Campbell: Davis. Row 2: Chase: Edclington' Currey: Bothum: Cooper Cook: Christensen: Clegg. Row 3: Campaigne: Edmonf son: Carter: Forbes: Cort Davis, L: Davis, Row 4: Angel: Corey: Christ' man: Martin: Caudill: Fred ericks: Evans: Enze. Front Row: Dowell: Hall: 4 Fleming: DeCloedt: Finden Fantz: Flaugher: Driscoll Hall, B. Row 2: Fields: Erickson: Fosf ter: Perrin: Denman: Gris wold: Fritzvold: Giblett Hartman. Row 3: Gocus: Hall: Farmer Getschmann: Earl: Gill Eldridge: Haydock. Row 4: Fox: Estes: Fleming Hashman: Forbes: Echols: '+ Gill: Gross. Front Row: Bare: Beasley Anderson, I: Beck: Allen C: Berg: Barager: Bour gette: Allen, B. Row 2: Bernard: Bjorgo: Al mo: Blair: Barker: Acree Beers: Boehmer: Beusch. Row 3: Cress: Bowers: Ben son: Adams: Bledsoe: Eld ridge: Buchanan: Ashley Anderson. Row 4: Browning: Dorsett Duemling: Blumberg: Bayer Bloomer: Bowman: Buett genbach. Front Row: Bryce: Bywaters: Cole: Childress: Bowman: Boekenoogen: Bruneau, M: Bruneau, E: Bonnell: Brock: Bray. Row 2: Boswell: Cundiff: Burke: Farmer: B r y a n t: Campbell: Bray: Botz: Brad' ford, Row 3: Clay: Culver: Eldf ridge: Brown: Bowcutt: Dil' lon: Case: Braun: DeVinf ney. Row 4: Eide: Dance: Keehn: Dotson: Bakken: Erwin: Brown: Chalfant. Front Row: Hemmi: Hoch Hansen, P: Harvey: Hol comb: Huening: Holland Hunsacher. Row 2: Hollister: Hansen, B johnson, J: Hill: Jacobson Jackson: Heiden: Jordan. Row 3: Jacobs: james: lack son: johnson, B: Hannon Hawkins: Hulett. Row 4: Heistand: Hibhard Hendry: Hitt: Hill: Frederf Q icks: Howard: Shaver. Front Row: Keller: Langley Kempf: Kane: Kerttula Klaus: Laurie: Murphy Kerin, Row 2: Mertel: Merrill: Lee V: Lee, L: Larsen: Lettich Lichterg Lehman: Lund. Row 3: Jones, B: Koon johnson: johnson, B: Mar cure: Magneson: Eldridge Evans: Heacock. Row 4: Keehn: Klop: Kvi stad: Langen: Lund: Fred ericks: Kennedy: Leonard jones, D. QQ 1- mi, CA Q if Front Row: Moore: Maurer Luxtong Marray: N o t a rg Lockard: Martz: L o h s e Ness: Middleton. Row 2: Morrison, A: Mun' roe: Mateo: Liston: Osborn Olevsong Olson: O'Grady Morrison, G. Row 3: Munson: McCue: Mason: McCandless: Ornf dorf: Dillon: Mikulecky Meade. Row 4: Mehrens: Mehr: Nicholas: Murrelg Maiden Montagne: Nocerini: Mur' ray. From Row: Pohl: Patnoe: Porterfieldg Orso: Proctor, P: Parmentier: Patterson: Powers: Podewils: Reckf nagle. Row 2: Ryder: Rutledge: Pe' derson: Peterson, D: Par- sons: Otterhien: Rieg: Rin' EHTSOD. Row 3: Propster: Reed Plush: Rice: Pendras: Poole Reynolds: Olson. Row 4: Rosecrants: Platt: Rehberg: Picklesimer: Peter son: Peeler: Power. N' a m 1 , wu- -L, Front Row: Torsethg UI' brightg Smithg Strangg Sni- derg Schuettkeg Sealg Sher' Gckg Silvernaleg Schuettke. Row 2: Willsg Taysg Tibbetsg Tallentg Theisg T a y 1 o rg T h o m p s 0 ng Shoemakerg Strandg Steinmetzer. Row 3: Surface' Wa ner - g Z Shellyg Thompsong Eldridgeg Thornileyg Simmonsg Thompson. Row 4: Warcupg Wetterlindg Smalleyg V e h r sg Tucker: Wetzelg Tassing Satherg Van Liew. K4 Front Row: Robertsg Sher woodg Stantong Schenck Rickertg Rowlandg Redd Starksg Shellenbarger. Row 2: Schillerg Ritterg Rich ardsong Ryan: Runnings Rustvoldg Robertson: Stan g- lerg Sandsg Schindler. Row 3: Tronesg Wilson Tuaig Stevens: Swanson Smallg Sh e ph e r dp Swan Smith. Row 4g Tugbyg Tessmer Steinmetzerg Ryeng Ruef Russelg Spiegelbergg Sennett in From Row: Wheelerg Walk- er: Woodg Thorseng Van Hoeneg Widellg Yorkg Wil- son. Row 2: Williamsg Walker, G5 Workmang Vermiliong Wenzlg Vickers, D5 Walk- er, Pg Young. Row 3: Sennettg Iohnsong Waltong Whiteg Zuanichg Watsong Vossg Welzenbachg Yerkang Westlin. 47 1 Q F5 Er ig! my if IFES Advanced Photography Class Y i iii, IF if PX ...Qs , ,T 'Ill 9 ,J .CN ga... hang, Qigk MM! .kJ ' -DQR X i gy, i x N K1 The advanced photography class has done an outstanding job on ,this year's CAT LOG, doing the majority of the photographic work to make this year's annual one of the best. Much credit is given to L. Mr. Martin for his capable supervision. 111,44-,Z 'T' 6 kg. I ' . 5, 'AC Q 5 I if R 1 rl! n ' ,Q ' if .-'Z W - A ., '2,f ' PM 7 w -fa, S y if . Ss- f' if 1' 'f'f ' fr , , f ,Lf A :,. a . ,J IJ A AKKK: , ' 'M I kr 'Q 4 qt . Q f ,t af 1 Af V ' 'Z R Jl F g ,h 1 f 'I' :I hw as Q ' fn L ,ru 'pf A, ' I ' ,. I K yn V A V ,t lg, fa A 4, Qi fx af ,gn ' , a ' ,ff W4 Q i' 4' ,Z at Q vw V R 'S ii, 3 ACTIB ROTH 49 STUDE T BODY OFFICERS T K li ' K Bos FREDERICKS ART LUND CHARLOTTE SPOTTS CONNIE CORRELL President Vice President Sgffegmy Treasurer BOBBIE JOHNSTON LOUIE SORIANO Girls Club President Boys Club President We, the executive board of this school, have endeavored to promote the best interests of the association with an eye to bettering the school facilities as much as ossible. Much credit should be given to Mr. Sorensen, principal of the high school and advisor iror the executive board, who worked along with the board on each project offering helpful suggestions when needed. This year the sofcalled good will trips were continued to various schools in the state, and we feel that the results justined the trips and hope to see them continued in the future. The various clubs in the school deserve a great deal of credit for the assemblies they have sponsored and the interest shown on the completion of the new memorial stadium of B. H. S. The year has brought a Wilde variety of assemblies with the aid of teachers and students, working harmoniously toget er. BOB BXECUTIVE BOARD AT WORK Connie Correll, Art Lund, Bobbie Johnston, Charlotte Spotts Bob Fredericlis, Louie Soriano STUDE T COUNCIL Y 55 - Y ART LUND judge V W ., as 1 5 I CHARLOTTE SPOTTS lACK VEHRS HARLEY OLSEN Clerk Prosecuting Attorney Sargentfat'A'rms The Student Council, after getting oil to a rather slow start, this year has probably done more in the way of helping students get acquainted with self government than any other organization in our school sytem. At the beginning of our school year the council aimed at two objectives. Those were to help the students at B. H. S. recognize his responsibilities in carrying out various laws and rules of our country in which he would have to follow after he is graduated. Secondly, our council aimed at keeping our school in good condition. We feel as if we have accomplished these objectives and have helped the student along on his journey to adulthood. The Council functioned similar to a court, with the Judge, Clerk and Prosecuting Attorney heading the court, and the other members acting as a jury. Representatives of various clubs and organizations composed the council. I would like to' thank all the students for their splendid cooperation during this year. ART -.Jim Charlotte Spotts, Louie Soriano, 'Ted Tappe, Connie Cor-rell, Bobbie Johnston, jack Vehrs, Art Lund, Bob McKenzie, Kenny Locffelman, Don Christensen, Marjorie Peterson, Io Boehmer, Gordy Herd BOYS CLUB LOUIE SORIANO President JACK CRAWFORD Sargent-at-Arms WALLY BASBLT Secretary-Treasurer MR. RAMM Advisor The Boys Club has been exceptionally active this year. With the help of many boys throughout the school, this organization has accomplished all that they planned. Our funds have been raised by Smokers that the boys have planned and worked out by themselves. This has given some boys an opportunity for experience in managing and organizing. It has given others a chance to turn out for boxing, another sport that is fast becoming one of the most popular sports of B. H. S. All in all, I feel that this Boys Club year has been a successful one and I'd like to say thanks for all that you fellows have done. LOUIE OLLIE OLSON Vice President CABINET FRONT: Stuhler, Soriano, Tapness, Bernard Row 2: Olson, Perry, Bogard Row 3: Crawford, Alexander, Fredericks, Mr. Ramm siffasaewuanfmaafaiw-mffilwroetfw.a.,,w,gftf..:....,... K- ,an ..., . 7- ..-r,..w1.-W rf' M.. - fi 1.. -:..A.w'.w - -..,Y,. .- A .- .. . l U GIRLS CLUB BOBBIE JOHNSTON President JOQSN PRATT NADINE LARSON ecfetavy Treasurer MRS. CLEMENT Advisor One of the largest organizations at Bremerton High is the Girl's Club. Every girl in the school is a member-g and with the cooperation of each one, this year's activities have been successful. We started the year with a Get Acquaintedu party, followed by the Vocational Conference, Football Banquet, Carnival, Teacher's Tea, and finally the Installation of Officers, and the Senior Tea. Mrs. Clement, our new adviser, has been wonderful. Among other things, she obtained the concessions at the basketball games, which strengthened our treasury a great deal. It would be impossible to list all the things she has done. She has gained the respect of every student in school. To the cabinet and every girl in school, I give my thanks and appreciation for making my term as president an unforgetable and wonderful experience. To the new officers and cabinet, I wish an active and successful year. BOBBIE CABINET BABE JOHNSON Vice President FRONT: Ian Oreck, Kitten Jessup, Donna Boyd Row Z: Mrs. Clement, Pat Klinefelter, Pat Cal- laghan, Myrna Metzler, Ann Keck. VALEDICTORIAN PETE RINEARSON Front Row: Loss, Parnell, C. Brown, Metzler, Koster, Mason, T, Brown, Vv'alker, Filer R-ow 2: Andrus, Sanders, Spotts, Johnstone, Sieler, Stirrett, Bishop, Kuenzli, Carlson Row 3: Paulson, Diebenow, McKenzie, Kroening, Quinnell, Strattman, Callaghan, Keating, Maston Row 4: Meade, Fredricks, johnson, Rinearson, Thulean, Langrell, Evans SALUTATORIAN DON THULEAN NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY JULES DIEBENOW President PAT CALLAGHAN Vice President PHYLLIS MASON Secretary LORRAINE ANDERSON Treasurer MISS HAYFORD Advisor S , Q Front Row: Bales, Theis, Newcomb, Barker, Baker, Vance, Row 2: Arthur, Sorenson, McPhee, Melichar, Luckhurst, Sandvich Row 3: Hetrick, Anderson, Patterson, Smith, McArthur, Vasey Taking over reponsibility for selling season basketball tickets, having charge of the Marcli of Dimes Drive in the high school, the assembly, Homecoming float, booth in the Carnival, climaxed by the trip to Victoria, B. C., and their return visit has kept the society members very busy. Although anticipating the leaving of the senior members with displeasure, we are conndent of successful forth-coming years. QQ ,At Front Row: Paulson, Carlson, Filer, Fry, Correll, Larson, Brown, Mitchell, Walker, Simpson, Cothery, Coltos, Shaeffer. Row 2: Hansen, Metzler, Sieler, Parnell, johnson, Loss, Mason, Brown, Stirrett, Quinnell, Spotts, Hacker. Row 3: Andrus Evans, Kuenzli, johnson, Keating, Koster, Callaghan, Maston, Bishop, Melichar, Roth, Strattman. Row 4: Cameron, Diebenow, McKenzie, Meade, Fredericks, Rinearson, johnson, Thulean, Lan- grell, Kroening, Sanders. IUNIORS Front Row: Holmes, Forsyth Sorensen, Book, Watson, Schin dele, Beaton, Barker, Baker, Vance, Richardson. Row B: Heavey, Wilson, Larkin Arthur, Millard, Paulson, Hou ston, Wallis, Sandvick, Lan Caster, Phelps. Row 3: Hanberg, Lockerst. Jus tice, Holton, Flaherty, Wahl quist, Andersen, Strand, Stod dard, Hendrickson, Herrick. Row 4: Newcomb, McPhee. Rusher, Theis, Bales, Estridge, Milner, Hagen, Vasey, Ulbright Row 5: Svare, Patterson, Lusk, Christiansen, Stuhler, Smith, ' Green, Preston. if, GC 52555 TORCH HONOR SOCIETY MARY KEATING President GEORGE STUHLER Vice President MARY IEAN WILSON Secretary GERAINE ULBRIGHT Treasurer HOWARD JOHNSON SergeantfatfArms MISS HACKER Advisor SOPHOMORES Front Row: Beck, Caven, Taylor, Mateo, Kertulla, Klaus, Moor, Voss, Throsen, Runnings, Pat' noe, Notar, Hansen, Bradford, DeCoedt. Row 2: Ritter, Lichter, Finden, Theis, Vermillion, Erickson, Hall, Campbell, Barker, Young, Parmentier, Welzenback, Ulf bright, Holcomb, Cater. Row 3: Allen, Stevens, Daris, Johnson, Tallent, Tuai, Larson, Thornily, Von Hoene, Botz, Bare, Anderson, Fantz, David' son, Carter. Row 4: Wagner, Tugby, Rice, Reuf, Montagne, Maiden, Poole Tucker, Cooper. Corts, Hill, Giblet, Hitt, Hill. 55 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE if S Q5 ' .... se y ies NM Www ,,., , .- . 2 N W,WiV . h,,, ..., ' 1 ' - K Q. 3 api -- ,:.:. -w.- in ri if we -5 4 C f President gr' ' xv X Vice President MARIORIE LOSS MR. RAMM Secretary Advisor The Chamber of Commerce was very fortunate in having many hardfworking students on the executive board this year. Bruce Perry as excursion chairman, worked very hard and was awarded with the knowledge that many students would have otherwise been unable to attend the outfof- town games. Gerry Gossett headed the Program Committee, and saw to it that there was a program for every game. Herb Wagner did a bangfup job putting together the difficult West Central Tournament program. jim Mohondro did a swell job as Homecoming Chairman that will be long remembered. Delores Fry was the lovely Homecoming Queen with her court of four- Nadine Larson, Bobbie jonhston, Alayne Swanson and June Blakey. Bruce Perry, Production Manager, and Grant Kidrick, Business Manager, got together with a working staff of about 200 students, and put on Bremerton's allfstudent productiong The Vodvil, with the proceeds going to the Stadium Drive. 'All in all it's been a swell year, and one we'1l always remember. I'd like to wish the students of next year the best of uck and success. JIM BRUCE PERRY Excursions GERRY GOSSETT Programs JIM MOHONDRO Homecoming GRANT KIDRICK Pep Rallys HARRY WIDENER XfState League Programs MARJORIE LOSS XfState League Tickets L 5. Front Row: Larson, Klinefelter, Peterson, Swanson, Narey, Fry, Procter, Correll. Row 2: Sprunt, Roth, Strattman, Sparger, Zeguquist, Jensen, McKeckern Row 3: Schricker, Vernon, Nelson, Schwartz, Christensen, Beasley, Lundegard .W e , ,ai ,K HI-SKIERS CONNIE CORRELL President HOWARD JOHNSON Vice President JOYCE PETERSON Secretary' TTCGSUTCT BOB VERNON SergeantfatfA1ms MR. SCOTT Advisor ,f.,,?,-L. Trix im. The many good times and memories will long he remembered by everyone who joined in on the ski trips. Crowding into busses, ears, and trucks, they went to Stevens Pass, Snoqualmie and Rainier, including one overnight trip. They entered a float in Homecoming and a booth in the carnival. They also sponsored a very successful dance, l'The Ski Slide, after a game, T 'she R r I If 'lik 57 GAVELEERS CLUB GRANT K1 DRICK President BRUCE PERRY Vice President MYRNA METZLER Secretary MAVON SIELER Treasurer DON CHRISTENSEN Sergeant-atfAr-ms MRS. MESSER Advisor Front: Boyd, Johnston, Brown, Correll, Jessup, Filer, Narey, Mason, Clop, Peterson, Bertwhistle Row 2: Klinefeltcr, Spotts, Perry, Swanson, Metzler, Peak, Brown, Reynolds, Johnston, Herrell Row 3: Christensen, McGilvary, Miller, Fredericlrs. Sicler, Maston, Diebenore, Callaghan, Roth, , Keating, Messer Row 4: Chandler, Hanberg, O'Grady, lvlontague, Rinearson, Van Liew, Bokovy, Chennault The Gaveleers held many successful activities this year. lts Hrs: project was obtaining student prices at the local theaters. Near Christmas, a dance, The Red Sock Hop, was held in the gym. The year was also highlighted by trips to the University of Washington and to other points of interest. The year was endcd with the annual banquet which was enjoyed by all. GOLDEN PAW JACK VEHRS President JACK TCPNESS Vice President JIM MOHONDRO Secretary BRUCE PERRY Treasurer LOUIE SORIANO Sergeant-atfArms MR. GUERIN Advisor Front Row: Topness, Mohondro, Kidriclr, Stuhler, Perry, Preston, Soriano Row 2: Christensen, Crawford, Vehrs, Wilson, Plaisance, Olsen B. Row 3: Swartz, Vernon, Personius, Nelson, McCombs The Golden Paw is one of the most worthwhile organizations in school consisting of boys by popular vote who have clone an excellent job in promoting law enforcement. Their work has made possible the well appearance and order of B. H. S. 58 TRI-Y DOLORES QUINNELL President KiTTEN JEssuP Vice President NORMA BIORNIBY Secretary ALAYNE SW' ANSON Treasurer MRS. MASTON I rmit Row: Corrcll, hlcssnp, lluulson, lvlrison. Swanson, Quinnell, lviaston, Filer, Fly, ljctcrso , Proctor Ruiz' 2: Mctzler. Murray. Sfllff, Donaldson. Nzirey, Keating. Larson, Brown C., Boyd, Johnston, johnson Rim' 3: Klincfcltcr, Crm-s. flritcs, Mcacliann. Brown T., Czillnglmii, Sports, Stirrctt, Morrison, Mcflmzird Advisor if n Li 1- , , f . . 5 x 1 Qi X Q, in .ti dr if is Tri'Y is an honorary club for girls and it is now ai branch ol' the Y',M.C.A. which is being organized in Bremerton. TrifY is un active club whose purpose is to promote Christian ideals of living and high moral standards. Some of the activities of Tri'Y this year have been the annual MothcrfDaughter Tea and the 'l'rifY Assembly. JUNIORS Front: Pool, Hendrickson, Arthur, McNutt, Millard, Clement, Bales, Hetrick, Stoddard, Paulson Row 2: Bjorniby, Oreck, Coulter, Strand, Sheets, Fairly, Theis, Griffith, Holmes Row 3: Weaver. Benning, Sorensen, Wallis, Wilson, McClellan, Stewart, Spooner Row 41 Vwfnll, Newcomb, Hanbcrg L., Hanberg D., Gosset, Barnett, Parthemer, King X Front Row: Wilson, Hibboard, Green, M. Christiansen, Beasley, Shaffer, Preston, Chandler Row 2: Wagner, Schriker, McCombs, Farmer, Bradberry, Hagen, E. Preston, Vernon, D. Row 3: St. Laurent, O. Olson, Thorson, McGilvary, D. Olson, Schwartz, M0l1OflCll'0 ALPHA HI-Y JIM PRESTON President DON SCHWARTZ JIM MOHONDRO Vice President DON OLSON Secreto,ryf'Treasurer DICK FULLINGTON JOHNNY ST. LAURENT Sergeant'atfArms MR. WAGNER Advisor The Alpha sponsored a dance after a football game, entered a comical float in the Homecoming Parade, sponsored Rebel week including a beard growing contest, assembly and cord and T'Shirt Week. The Hi-YiTrifY Banquet was u very successful event. They also backed the stadium drive and collected money for the World Youths. BETA HI-Y JACK TOPNESS President JULES DIEBENOW Vice President GORDY PERSONIOUS Secretary HARLEY OLSON Treasurer ED BOYLE KEITH BOGARD Sergeant-at-Arms MR. FLUMERFELT Advisor Front Row: Lund, Topness, Crawford, Patterson, Van Liew, Bognrd, Culver. Olson H., Plaisance Row 2: Heistand, Parr, Robinson, Battaglia, Bernard, Sears, Olsen B. Row 3: Dalton, Payne, Frederieks, Boyle, Kidrick, Soriano, Tappe, Rehberg, Walton Row 4: Olsen, Personious, Johnson, Ogg, Dillon, Day, Stuhler The Beta Hi'Y is one of the most active boys clubs in school. The new members are admitted by popular vote. The activities this year have been numerous-an allfschool dance during football season, co-sponsors of HAVE A HEART Stadium Drive, a supper for new members and initiates and an assembly. 3.4 A L , xo. , gtg V an 2 Wm, 1 f M -9' . My QW? Franc Ruw: Grimes, Vernon, Schwartz, Bernard, Fitzwater, Heacock HI-CLIMBE RS HOWARD JOHNSON President BOB VERNON Vice President jlM FRITZVJATER Treasurer DICK FOY Sergeantfat-Arms MR. SCOTT Advisor Row 2: O'Sammons, Fullington, Lundegard, Osborne, Throsen Row 3: Carter, Sanders Schaffer, Fagar Row 4: Ager, johnson, Foy, Green FLAPJACKS BOB From Row: Vdarnnch, Clegg. Rincarson. Thulean, Reynolds R010 22 Evans, Cnrlfon, Filer, Roth, Bishop, McArthur, Dogan MT. CONSTANCB SCIENCE CLUB HERMAN CLEGG President DUANE PEAK Vice President JOAN ROTH Secretary MR. DOGAN Advisor DRAMATICS CLUB ixoissiii joHNsToN President MYRON CHRISTIANSEN Vice President .- NADINE LARSON Secvcltwy BARBARA MORRISON Treaxirrer MISS FRASER Advisor 'HJ' Front Row: Tays. Morrison. I-JHHUI1. Johnston, Swanson, Correll, Rohlnsoii Row 2: Oreck, Gilchrist. Dodsvll. Narey. Tillilviilh SCIWIU Row 3: Coulter, Christiansen. Brown, Chennault. Spargef. MHHIKIUX- Johns!-mf The students who are enrolled In Dramatics class me automaticall' members of thc Dranixitics Cluh, The cluh attended a vlan ' I I 3 it the Metropolitan and Penthouse Theaters in Seattle. They also gave a play, Jr, Miss, starring Jan Oreck. It was the hrst of its kind, heing penthouse style, All thc work was done hy the students and Miss Fraser, PEP CLUB MERLE PARNELI President PHYLLIS MAQO N Vice President PAT PROCTOR Secreti rx JOYCE PETERSON rrT'CG.Sll,'fCT ANNE HOLILAHAN Advisor HIMU1' iu..i Franz Row: Koster, Paulson L., Maddox, Swanson, Peterson, Correll, Jessup, Proctor, Filer, Maston, Keating, Johnson, Battaglia, Robinson, Van Buren, Larson Row 2: Mason, Johnston, Boyd, Jensen, Johnson, Narey, Fry, Wright, Meachem, Hetland, Johnson U., Stout, Stirrett, Christiansen, Morrison Row 3: Elder, Murray, Metzler, Klinefelter, McDonald, Donaldson, Peterson, Richard, Braendlein, Bishop, Brown, Callaghan, Tallent, Seiler Row 4: Houlaham, Quinnell, Sports, Crites, Critcs, Brown R., Thomas, Harper, Shearer, Mcflozird, Wcwld, Cundifl, Petrahorg ,, , KEY OF LIFE ' was LANGRELL President JACK VAN LIEW Vice President NANCY WATSON Secretary GRACE FOY Treasurer MRS. COOPER MRS. CLEMENT Advisor Front Row: Boehmer, Zimmerman, Larkin, Bright, Wallis, Cooper, Coon Row 2: Wilson, Lawson, Martz, Wachtman, Sandviclc, Peclr- Row 3: Langrell, Reinke, Van Liew, Lillybridge, White, White The new Key of Life Club was the result of those who felt Bremerton High needed the inspiration and influence a Christian Club could offer. The club held meetings twice monthly with varied programs. Its activities included a drama presented for P. T. A. meeting: bulletin board Bible verses , lunch period fellowships and Valentine Social. 45 3 , m , F sv .f B CLUB MAVON SIELER President DONNA BOYD Vice President BARBARA MORRISON Secretary LAVONNE PAULSON Treasurer MISS GILLESPIE Advisor Front Row: Strand, Sheets, Swanson, Stoddard, Hetrick, Newcomb, Balcs, Larson, Jessup, Correll, Fry, Paulson, Poole Row 2: Verbon, Paulson, Morrison, Cates, Shearer, Hanberg, Johnstone, Sorenson, Mallard, King, Callaghan Row 3: Boyd, Quinnell, Anderson, Holten, McPhee, Barnett, Sieler, Mitchell, Brown, Jacobs Row 4: Narey, Metzler, Johnson, Johnston, Spotts, Klinefelter, Morrison, Sullivan, Sprunt, Strattman, McCoard B 'Club has been very active in school affairs this year. Having new members in the fall and spring, our membership is over sixty. The main activity was the co-sponsorship of the Have a Heart Stadium Fund Drive ending with a B Club assembly, which proved very interesting with a volleyball game between Seniors and the track team. The B Tolo Sweetheart Swirl was a huge success under the cofchairmanship of Barbara Morrison and Lavonne Paulson. The Sweetheart Couple was George Stuhler and Mandy DcCloedt. Future Homemaker-s of America BETTY COMPTON President JOYCE BLOTE Vice President MARGARET AVERY Secretary ALMA ANDERSON Treasurer MISS CHAMBERLAIN Advisor Front Row: Chamberlain, Compton, Strong, Bowman, Schenck, Schetlte, Johnson, Blote, justis, Epperson, Davis Row 2: Meede, Avery, Peterson, King, Peterson, Warren, Westgren, C. Davis, DeCloudt, Kestell Row 3: Iacltmon, Dambley, Anderson, Sorensen, Kent, Stirrit, Gustofson, Gross, Powel, Lerwold The Bremerton F. H. A. Club is a chapter of the National Organization of Future Homemakers of America. The club has sponsored All'School Courtesy Day, a Pot Luck Dinner honoring last year's members, a Christmas party with presents, a trip to Coyline Factory, followed by tea at Miss Chambcrlain's home. The club took a trip to the Home Economics Department at the University on special invitation to attend their annual Home Economics open house. The Letterman's Club yearly activity is patroling the football games. This was done by those who did not participate in the fall sports. These boys should be complimented for their efforts in the rain. The Varsity Ball was under the able chairmanship of Auzie Robinson with the Swingmasters supplying the music. The Varsity Queen was Donna Boyd and the Princesses were Myrna Metzler and Delores Quinnell. They sponsored a profitable sock hop after a game, also. LETTERMAN CLUB DUANE PEAK President BUD OLSEN Vice President HARRY WIDENER Sec'reta.ry Treasu.rer JIM DALTON DON HEINRICH Sergeant-atfArms MR. RAMM MR. SCHEYER Advisor Front Row: Schucttke, O'Cvi'ady, Topness, Crimes, Crawford, Robinson, Plaisance, Osborn, Herel, Saclccr, Soriano, Chase Row Z: Olsen B., Kitt. Wiley, Widener, jefferson, Miller, Lund. Roth, Schultheis, Peak, Scheyci Row 31 Olson O., Flanagan, Vchrs, Tappe, Baselt, Dalton, Fredricks. Jones, Ogg, Payne, lvfichelson, Day LATIN CLUB ELEANOR FILER President DON HAGEN Vice President BETH MILLARD Secretary-Treasurer MISS DUNCAN Advisor Front Row: Filer, Yearsly, Maston, Millard, Morrison, Book, Morrison, Dungan Row 2: Peterson, Hansen, Botz, Munroe, Pedersen, Coltos, Meyer, Vance, Holmes Row 3: Freese, Cook, Wollam, Carrington, Anderson, Tallent, Haydock, Hansen Row 4: Gill, Wilson, Wagner, Post, Hagen The ycar of 47 has been an eventful one for the Latin Club under the leadership of its officers and advisor. The main events were a Banquet which is an annual affair, and a Parcnt's Night when the membership entertained their parents. GERMAN CLUB DICK SCHULTHEIS President MARY KEATIN Vice President BUD NELSON Secretary-Treasurer MISS CGROSKY Advisor Front Row: Lepage, Ulbright, Wright, johns, Schuler, Sandvick, Keating, Kendall, Mclviahan Row 2: Otto, Van Lieu, Krueger, Sieler, Clegg, Roth, Chola, Tallent, Ogrosky Row 3: Reinke, Cameron, Sage, Smith, Kroening, Nelson, Schultheis, Eldrige All students enrolled in German classes are eligible for membership in the German Club. The purpose is to encourage students in the German classes to participate actively in school affairs, and it has made a valuable contribution to the social life of the school through its charitable and social activities. At Christmas, the Club sent a box of gifts to the children at the Lutheran Home in Poulsbo, it has sponsored parties for members, entered a float in the Homecoming parade, and also backed the stadium drive by selling tickets. CREATIVE WRITING CLUB DOUGLAS PATTERSON President ROSE MARY ZIMMERMAN Vice President KATHY VERBON Secretary BEVERLY PAULSON Treasurer MRS. JON ES Advisor Front Row: Elder, Dunham, Yearsly, Aprill, Zimmerman, justice, Jones Row 2: Braendlein, Coltes, H., Daily, Paulson, Denman, Verbon Row 3: Van Liew, Patterson, Dalfrey, Welsh The Creative Writing Club was organized to bring together those students who are interested in creative writing and who wish to develop this talent. The members of this club have written poems, short stories, articles and essays, and have submitted them for publication in the high school newspaper. This year the club was in the stage of organization, but in future years, creative writing, will, we hope, become more a part of B. H. S. FRENCH CLUB DI CK SVAR E President NANCY WATSON Vice President JANE MA DDOX Secreta.ry+'f'rea.surer MISS ENGEBRETSON Advisor Front Row: Watson, Book, McHale, Maddox, Hendrickson, johnson Row 2: Parthemer, Griffith, McDonald, Sweback, Heiden, Coltos Row 3: Pritchard, Schindle, Cameron, Kerley, Gregoire, Svare The French Club offers students of French an excellent opportunity to become a good conversationalist--that's its purpose 4m spread and to promote French culture and customs. The activities of the year have heen several parties, movies, the annual French Club banquet. and excursions to Seattle. 66 C5 Y- E RETAILERS CLUB AUDEN SHERBERG President TOM STEVENS Vice President ,FUNE PRITCHARD Secretary ,IUNE BLAKEY Treasurer BOB ANTRIM DICK GRAHAM Sergeant-at'A1ms MRS, COULD Advisor Front Row Routh, Blakey. Antrim, XVinger, Pritchard, Keck, Tillherg, Stevens, Roland. Bcnskin, Gould Rott' 2: Meldes, Ijurduin. Vfzitwri, Driver, Smith, Vs7eStiall, Custer, Burch, Van Natter, Fulton, Anderson Row 3: Clncnester, jefferson, johnson, Mitchell, Pederson, Phillips, Ivioore. Chole, Bowcnttl, Graham Ron' 4: Shinnakrr. Sherherg. Byrne, V, johnson, G. johnson a STATE CONVENTION VISITING THE TELEPHONE COMPANY It-1, 4 Us , The Rrtailerx Cluh has had a highly successful eniploycrfemployce banquet, with over 100 in attendance, The mayor, presidents nl' all service eluhs and managers of local stores attended. The cluh sponsored june Blakey for Homecoming Queen and sho hecanie a princess They entered a float with slogan Tha Customer is always queen which won first place. They took over the Joh of selling ads for ioothall programs for next fall. They pu: forth their effort to top the highest record of stadium tickets as they did the preceding year. Bremerton Retailers started the movement for a State Retailers Club, which was a success Andcn Sherherg is vice president of the state club and heads the board of governors. Mrs. Iviargaret Gould, local club adviaor, r 67 is also the state eluh advisn . SOCIAL STUDIES PETE RINEARSON President GERRY GOSSET Vice President LAVONDA GILCHRIST Secretary RALPH FILION Assembly Manager MISS NICHOLSON MR. GUERIN MR. RICHARDSON Advisors Front Row: Avery. Ncnvey, Gossct. Gilchrist, Frost, Guerin. Richardson Row 2: Nicholson. Brough, Sanders, Rincarson, MCCOmhs, Culver MEETING MR. WALLACE The R. C. Club is organized for the purpose of studying music. They listen to records of classic music. They have sponsored it trip to Seattle to see the opera La Boheme. They entered a float in the Homecoming Parade and they sponsored an assembly in which scenes from the operetta New Moon were given. RECORDERS AND COMPOSERS JEAN COTHARY President BONNIE KLOP Vice President HELEN COLTOS Secretary VIRGINIA WALQUIST Treasurer MR. BERG Advisor Front Row: Mateo, Elder, Dunham, Denmen, Cothary, Larkin, Bright Row Z: Klop, Coltos, Sewell, Heins, Wilscin, Davidson Row 3: Christensen, Yearsley, Coltos V., Swanson, Kendall, Bishop 'K Front Row: Hctrick. Filcr. Corrcll, Parnell. Keating, McCoai'd, Quinncll, Welsh, Zlcnko Row 2: McKenzie, Svarc, Spotts, johnston, Boyd, Peak, Pratt, Cothery Row 3: Lund, Sanders. Frcdcricks. Hanbcrg, Sieler, Dichenow, Soriano, johnson, Langrell RIFLE CLUB ROBERT WISE President LAURENCE SWAN Vice President NORMA RICHARD Secretary JANET CLAUSSER Treasurer EVERTT BRADFORD Executive Oficer MR. GALLANGER Advisor Front Row: Wills, johnson, Christensen, Avery Row 2: Spielman, Broetje, Nelson If Front Row. Row 2: Braman, Row 3: I DEBATE CLUB Rickman NELSON President SALLY MORRY Vice President BILLIE HOUSTON Secretary-Treasurer MR. BROETJE Advisor Swan, Wise, INTER-CLUB COUNCIL JACK VEHRS President DICK SCHULTHEIS Vice President DELORES QUINNELL Secretary JO WELSH Treasurer MISS ZLENKO Advisor ,tier M Divelbiss 1 '. ? Front Row: Hanberg, Ferguson Row 2: Fitzwater, Campbell, Strait, McCandless, Babcock, Rice Row 3: Pratt, Hagen, Beyer, Warrock, Chandler, Andrus, Mr. Martin Q S OPERATORS CLUB DAVE HANBERG President HERB BABCOCK Vice President MR. MARTIN Advisor ,jwa Among the important things the Operators Club has done in and for Bremerton High is the Public Address system at the basketball games. The operators have been willing to give uip their spare time to earn hours in this important activity. The club is also responsible for the many and ever increasing number o educational movies i-n B. H. S. Front Row: Wugimer. Mcciie, Candy, Johnson, Allen, Swan, Artmzin Row 2: Gurdon, Clark, Davis, Walters. Russell. Martin. Foster RADIO CLUB JACK GANDY President LAWRENCE SWAN Vice President RON DAVIS Secretaryffreasuref MR. WAGNER Advisor VW M' .r i A fx 3'5 Y ' . A SPANISH CLUB Q-I CHUCK PRATT President CARL PETERSON Vice President JOYCE McCLELLAN Secretary-Treasurev DERAULD PETERSON SCTgCdTli'dL'A7mS MRS. CU LVER Advisor Front: Mateo, Boehmer, Gossctt, Donaldson, johns, Bales, Clement, Roberts, McClellan, Culver Row Z: Jensen, Peterson, Pratt, Peterson I., Sorensen, Stoddard, Eaton, Avery, Row 3: Peterson, Carlson, jones, Meade, Ferguson, Bryan, Edmond, Maiden The greatest event of the year was the celebration of Pan American Week when our club decorated both the high school and display windows in town, and concluded with an assembly over which Queen Charlotte Spotts and her Princesses I0 Ann Kerttula and Helen Pearson reigned. Other activities were fiestas, our special party's held at Christmas when we had Pinatas ' and the Spring Carnival, They also won third prize on their Homecoming float. SPANISH CLUB'S EXECUTIVE BOARD l SPANISH FIESTA QUEEN CHARLOTTE AND HER COURT THE QUEEN'S DANCER 71 J' 5? if BRUCE PERRY DOLORES FRY Uilueenl K' , - ' 'ff--' ', , ...V , - V . vw M BRUCE DCLORES BABE JIM MOHONDRO rmgp BABE JOHNSON 72 X fl MA 4 .W 7: my if I M 'ff 'Q Q, - Q M M 'Q Q. :if ' wr, I K ' Q J- , , ,,!rg,,p q AVN Hqfqhi ,ny ,R 1 3 1 '41-Q ' if f ,. HP -.Q s 'Q' Y an W ix w 4 as -. ,.-we ,114 48 Q ,yy , ' g ' ii H' 'T Ag! 5 A94 ' 2-H ' 3 ,NA + Qf1g,k,f' . ihjff J. 5: sf ui 53 ff M5 ' A' ig? 33 ,pf 3 - . 2 A ,E if 4' NW A' 9. fi., A L Tw A W 4. Q Q3 sg thigh i, RV ,Q My A X . Q-1 f I . mf 1 . 1,,,f .ef 5 .. fn ' F , .,.,. , . 'I' 1 ' . ,V I ,, Q . A LA l I nv M 3 + 4' I , ,. , I ... . A . - V ' x 'I 14,4 i i ufj Q we YL. V+ dig. A N. W2 ,E , MR. BERG There are few students who do not know and admire Mr. Berg, Music Supervisor of the Bremerton Schools. His numerous activities are not limited to the classroom alone. Many extrafcurricular activities, such as the operetta and hand trips, become possible for the students because of Mr. Berg. The credit for these successful projects can be placed to a great extent upon his expert training of his performers and his enthusiasm for the task at hand. His quick smile and endless patience in working with the students have won him a place in the hearts of all those who know and work with him. W 1 I fs f ' , I if .Q i 1 '.'Z?F . 'rz:f!l- Jiri' iw 1 i WH f ,M .r., ...ty V V. t - f . ' fif.,t9.l5i4, .. r , ,,.. . A. ,f:fmfgf5' - I X3g,'lg5AZ' I i 5 2 J ,Q 15 , i 7 . 'PW ' . Follow us! l 2. Warming up 3. 112134 4. The boys in the band 5' 6 7 . Operetta party . Pfrjetty officers . Practice makes perfect 8. Always in a hurry ',An. AN . . 4:- Fr-0-nt Row: Mr. Berg, Keck, King, Barton, Weaver, Pruner, Crawford, McCabe, Hull, Sowell, Pritchard, Mr eans Row 2: Row 3 Row 4 Row 5 Row 6 McHenry, Schattschneider, Sears, Collver, McArthur, Reynolds, Mosbarger, Crites, Crites, Fager, johnson A . : Nogggne, Thomas, Berg, Gaskill, Wahlquist, Runnings, Carter, Buckner, Cammack, Disney, Shaver, Berglund 1 Angel, Workman, Bigler, Von Hoene, Roberts. Waters, Swanson, Tookey, Mecklenberg, Silverdale Burke Weir, Sanders, Wheeler, Jacobson, McHale, Bray, Paulson, Rusher, Smith, Thorson. Vehrs, Runnings, Reynolds, McCandless, Chase, Barnhart, Barnhart G., Bothum, Milton. The popular B. H. S. Band may easily be heard rehearsing every third period under the able direction of Mr. Berg. The band officers are as follows: Manager, Dick Sanders, Assistant Manager Gene Barnhartg Secretary'Treasurer, Lavonne Paulson: and Sergeantfat'Arms, Ed Collver. The hand marched in the Navy Day and Memorial Day Parade. They also marched in the pep rallies and performed at all football games. They took part in the Christmas Concert and several assemblies. During March, they played at the State Tournament, The band also made a trip to Wenatchee the Erst part of May to participate in the Apple Blossom Festival. A special concert was given on April 30 to raise funds for the trip. A special Pep Band is chosen each year from the main band to play for the basketball games. Student Director of this group is jamie- McArthur. Mr. jeans, the Assistant Band Director, is well liked by the students and is a capable band director. AT ATTENTION ON THE MARCH ,q-pnuu,u.-ww---- i I EW - - mf. Pictured above are the officers and student directors of the Band, Choir, Glec Club, and thc Swingmasters: Concertmistress for the Orchestrag and head majorette with the band. They helped the teachers of the music classes to carry out their duties and plan extrafcurricular activities. M A D O R R U E M T T E S BOBBY WEAVER Q W, sa ,Q . fc.- .,,.. ,M ,,,k,, M The four attractive girls you've seen marching with the band are the Drum Majorettes. Whenever the b a n d marched, they were out in front leading them. They also furnished halftime en- tertainment for two basketball games. Bobby Weaver, the Head Majorette and Kay Crawford will be majorettes again next year. Adrienne Prunner 'is grad- uating this year, and Valoris Lamoree moved to Seattle in March. 45 - via A 7 i A i V .K ' .ak NJ wx , VALORIS I-AMOREE ADRIENNE PRUNER KAY CRAWFORD .lf A Capella Choir mf? The A Capella Choir is a select group chosen by Mr. Berg through tryouts. The otficers are as follows: President, Don Thuleang Vice President, jim Hullg Secretary, Dolores Quinnellg Treasurer, Harley Olsong and Sargeantfat' Arms, Dick Sanders. The choir's biggest project oi the year was the highly successful Operetta, The New Moon. They also participated in several assemblies, one of which was the Memorial Day Assembly, the Christmas Concert, and Commencement. Swingmasters P:QLL?Ill'ii'l DQTSUU FPEDEQKK KL Row 1: jamie McArthur, Tom Reynolds, Ed Collver. John Weir, Dick Sanders, Bobby Weaver. Row 2: Dennis Vfarnock, Ray Carter, Mac Payne, Phil Ager, Howard Johnson, Scotty Ferguson. Drums, Ben King. The Swingmasters rehearse every sixth period under the leadership of Dick Sanders. The popularity of the band increased considerably during the past year, and they put on a very good assembly. Some of the dances they played for were the Varsity Ball, Sweethearts' Swirl, Iunior Prom, and the Cotton Ball. The vocalist with the band is Bobby Weaver. Not pictured is Gary Barton, the drummer for the first semester. CRCHESTRA Heard practicing every morning during Hrst period is the orchestra under the direction of Miss Jonsson. Concertmistress for this group is Blanche Melichar. Onc of the biggest projects of the orchestra is playing for the operetta each year. This year they also participated in the Christmas Concert, Graduation, Senior Play and the Girls Glee Club Soirre. GLEE CLUB The Girls Glee Club, under the direction of Miss Josephine Bereiter, has seventy' five members. The club officers are as follows: President, Jo Welshg Vice President, Judy Olseng Secretary, June Blakey, Treasurer, Joanne Bourgette. From the entire group an ensemble of twenty'5ve girls was chosen with Jo Welsh as student director. The Glee Club participated in the Christmas Concert, Soirre, Graduation and an assembly held in Port Orchard. They also contributed several soloists and ensembles for various community affairs. NV O IID EXECUTIVE JIM PRESTON BRUCE PERRY GRANT KIDRICK B . usmess Manager General Rf H BOB VERNON MYRON GERRY GossETT BUBBLES PRICHARD The 1947 edition of the annual Vodvil was acclaimed as the best in many years by those who witnessed its two night per' formance. The stage represented a small town railroad station. with the participants entering from the street and track doors. Mr. Ramm, as advisor of the '47 Vodvil, deserves a great deal of credit for the Hnal success of the production. Thanks should l h U S. N f fd'fI 1' ht' t a so go to t e . avy or use o 1 erent ig mg appar us. Each year the managers and executive board of the Vodvil choose a cause which they feel is worthy enough to donate the groceeds of the annual Vidvil. This year the Stadium Fund was the unanimous choice. The '47 Vodvil will long be remembered or its original setting and the good cause for which it was dedicated. PRODUCTION STAFF PRODUCTION MANAGER ........ ............... B ruce Perry SECRETARY ..... ......................... ..,,.,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,, G er-ry Bgnwhisglg ASST. PRODUCTION MANAGERS..Ha1Ty Poll. Bettina Elder ,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-, H ,,,.,,--..--. TALENT SCOUT ......... ........ D on Reynolds PAINT ....... ,,,,,,,, 1 anig Clggg CONTINUITY . ................ . .. ...... ..... .......... G a y Hines ....................................,,.,,,, ,,,,, A nn Kgck COSTUMES -........................... Bobbie Johnston, Thelma Spaygg-f PROPERTIES -------------.-..- ................................... W illard Green DANCE DIRBCTURS ----.-... ........ D elores Fry, Dotsy Fine BUSINESS STAFF BUSINESS MANAGER .................................... ...... Gr ant Kidriclq ASST. BUSINESS MANAGERS ...... Frank Scltrilger, Bill Wilson SECRETARY ........................................................ Myrna Metzler TREASURER ......................................,................. Harry Widener PUBLICITY .......... Beverly Bower, Chuck McCombs, john Fugitt ADVERTISING MANAGER .............................. Rosalee Maston PROGRAM MANAGER ......... Callaghan COVER DESIGN ..........,........... ......................... F rances Starrett SALES CHAIRMAN .......................... Marjorie Loss, Bettina Elder POSTER CHAIRMEN: Barbara 1. Newcomb, Marian Newman Bob Evans, Arlys Carlson, Dot Hanberg, Lorraine Luclghurst COURTESY CHAIRMAN ........................ ......... N ancy Wall PHOTOGRAPHY .................... .... ,...,.... C l if Ferguson USHERS .................................................................. Babe johnson POLICE FORCE ............ jack Crawford, Members of Golden Paw xy, A, ,M - V 19 of: if YS' X if W NV Ill Ill, J- R Fgflt FX . 'Qu--W Qi ' M010 IN IEW CAST BUSINESS STAFF JULIE ................ SEAMSTRESS ..........,........ ..Doris Donaldson ........1can C0tha1y MONSIEUR BEANOIR .............,. ,.,,............. A l Battagia. A GIRL ..,...,.........................,.,...,...... ...,... CAPTAIN GEORGE DUVAL, .....,... VICONTE RIBARD ........,..,....,.,..,.. ROBERT MISSON ....I.... ALEXANDER ........, BESAC .............. JACQUES ......... MARIANNE ......., PHILLIPE ..,....,.........,..,,........ CLOTILDE LOMBASTE .,,.... Cherry McDonald ...Peter Rincarson .,......Wes Lrrngrell .......,Don Thulean .......,.,...Har'ry Poll ,......Dave Munson .........Ha,rlcy Olson .....Pat'ricia Wright ........F'rancis Chase .........DCIO1'ES .Qui-nnell DOORMAN OF TAVERN .......... ......... H any Widener SUZETTE ............,................ A SPANIARD ........ A DANCER ..... FOUCHETTE ...... BRUNET ........................ ADMIRAL DE JEAN ....... ..........joan Pratt .........Dick Sanders .........Dotsy Fine ...,.....PauI Wollam ..........1im Frecse ........Bill Wilson BUSINESS MANAGER ...................,......... ......... H afley Olson ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER ........ .... D orma Meacham SCENERY DIRECTOR ....................... ........ P ete'r Rinearsor PUBLICITY DIRECTOR ........ .......,. M arilou Rushe DANCE DIRECTOR ..........................,..... ............. D Otsy Fin COSTUME DIRECTOR .........,..,..................... ............ B a,'rl7a'ra Iunea: ASSISTANT COSTUME DIRECTOR .......... ....... M ary jean Wilsg, MAKEUP DIRECTOR ......,....................... .Cherry McD0nalf ASSISTANT MAKEUP DIRECTOR ......... ................. H any Poi CONTINUITY DIRECTOR .......,............... ......... 1 ea-n Cothar! ASSISTANT CONTIUITY DIRECTOR ......, ........ M ary-Rinearsor PROPERTY DIRECTOR ...,............,..........., .,,.... G crane Ulbrigh ASSISTANT PROPERTY DIRECTOR .................... Clarabeth McNufl PROGRAMS .......A.,.................................. Don 'Thulean and Pat Wrigh The success of producing a great operetta again fell to the Bergfdirected students. New Moon, B. H. S. versio. , was truly inspiring and was the best of high school operetta productions. Under Mr. Berg's direction the cast and chorus worked day and night to produce the threernight performance. An outstanding addition to the -operetta of this year was Mr. Robert Jackson, the able stage director, who did a. marvelous job with the student actors. The operetta was the highlight of all the B. H. S. productions for 1947. HARLEY OLSON BUSINESS STAFF P11 ifiwfx ,M -at -H38 C5 H -.rm . 4 V fm X 'As V33 Q X la 'WS- , wine . . 3 S J P' pf V gig 2 ' '21, -I 'i ff 7' :fri 'Tfiggfj . ,.- x ag., 1 i , I ' f ' ,L s msg, ,. f... rs ' n --A . 1- if L1 ,ig 1' 'fr Hg, S ws, Lyra' ? -lt ' , v . . was SENIOR PLAY One of the big productions this year was the Senior Play, EVER SINCE EVE. It is a comedy in three acts? It's about a high school newspaper editor, John Clover QBOB MCKENZIE, BOB EVANSJ who lets love interfere with his work. The girl in the case, Susan Blake QBETTE JOHNSTONEJ finds she has stiff competition by a little southern belle, Lucybelle QCONNIE CORRELL, BONNIE BRANDLEINJ. Several complications set in, such as Johnny and his best friend, Spud QBILL SHAY, RAY FERGUSONJ getting the measles and leaning the Christmas issue of the paper to well-meaning Susan who really fouls things up. Her friend, Betsy QDOLORES FRYJ adds to the confusion. Angry at johnny and Spud, Lucybelle decides to go to the Christmas dance with Preston Hughes QBOB FREDERICKSJ, but he also comes down with the measles. Then trying to help Susan, the boys get into trouble with the law in the form of Officer Simmons QDENNIS MONTAGNEJ. All this time Henry Quinn, the principle QBOB CAREYJ has an interesting love affair with Martha Willard, a young school teacher QELEANOR FILERQ. Mr. Clover QDWIGHT CHANDLERJ and Mrs, Clover QMARJORIE LOSS, GLORIA STRATTMANJ help straighten things out and Susan gets Johnny and Lucybelle gets Spud, who all go to the dance together. The play was under the direction of MRS. L. O. TUCKER, who did a very good job. The competent prompter was Arlys Carlson. The play was given for the Naval Hospital March 19, and for the public in Coontz Auditorium, March 21 and 22. ' 5- ,K f , ,ir . ,fl juz! 'M .23 A91-si 1 V i ff' fl ,-Fa., 'Sf ak 'A' ' s'L,'5 BTMEQAK? K K f 'fffzww f :iw Q- 'Killa-J... SPSKETS L Photo by G. W. Manin MANAGERS 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, eiiicient running of any athletic team? To the man- agers 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. ICT ORIOUS FOOTBALL O an 0- S lil ,, 1 is Q ' Av'-we TTT , V... f ' ,, ,, f S .W GUEP-IN 4 RICHARDSON ASSISTANT COACH SCSELER ASSISTANT coacu Capitalizing on a fast Charging line and a heavy fast backfield, this years' edition of the Wildcats football machine placed third in the strong Cross'State League. As a scas0n's preview, the Cats teamed up with Mt. Si and soundly trounced Overlakc and O'Dea in the third annual Jamboree. In the season's opener the Wildcats traveled to Poulsbo where they beat the Vikings in a hard fought game. On the follow' ing week they traveled to Aberdeen where they tied the strong Bobcats in a thrilling game. In the opening league play of the season, the Cats met an undermanned Seattle Prep and handily defeated them by a large margin. glremertons Hrst defeat came at the hands of Everett, in one of the closest and hardest fought games in high school not all, Lincoln fTacomaj put up a valiant. but losing battle as the Wildcats couldn't be stopped. A weak O'Dea team just could not get up steam to get going and the Cats piled up a lopsided victory over them. The NVildcats met their Waterloo at Stadium f'l'acomaj. The powerful Tigers handed Bremerton its second defeat of the year. ln the final and Homecoming Game, the team came through with a large marginal victory over the Bellingham Red Raiders. AL JACK dh - 3.9913 ... r :mu ,1..wM - - ,sv OLSEN WILEY HALFBACK Jon-1NsoN FULLBACK - WADE HALFBACK TACKLE HBINRICH QUARTERBACK LUND CENTER LSON CHASE 88 BND GUARD WEAVER TACKLE BASELT Houoluuw CAPTAIN BASEL' BND w ST. LAURENT erm OGG HALFBACK DALTON HALPBACK OLSON- r lusrnwrlomn. PLAYER aonmgow H ALF BACK HIBSTAND ucnn 'W-mf DONIGBR HALHACK BILL ALEXANDER V WILLS Coach LOUIE SORIANO CAPTAIN Displaying a superior brand of basketball throughout a greater part of the season, the B. H. S. Wildcats won the majority of their tussles. Their record: 24 wins, 3 defeats. Their titles were numerous. For their dominant playing in the Cross State League Q10 wins, O defeats, the Cats acclaimed the League trophy for the second consecutive season. By taking Erst place in the West Central District the Cats went to the State Tournament, coming out with sixth place. AL 90 ILDC T BASKETB LL KEITH . J JOHNSON Assistant Coach 5 TED TAPPE DON B.H.S, TEAM RECORD 53 Shelton ............................,.......... 36 North Kitsap .....,...............,......... 60 Highline 41 Anacortes. 41 Hoquiam ...... 47 Kelso .......,....... 35 North Kitsap ...,. 79 Bellingham ...., 48 Seattle Prep ...... 66 Wenatchee ..... 58 Wenatchee ..... 44 South Kitsap ...... 66 Lincoln ....,, ..... 73 Everett ..,....... 61 Stadium ........ 5 3 Everett .......... 68 Lincoln ........... 48 Stadium ...................................... 57 Seattle Prep ,...............,.............. 44 Bellingham .....................,........... DISTRICT 61 Mt. Si , ......,,.,.,,,.....v......,........... .. 43 North Kitsap ......,...........,........... 79 Bothell ...........................,....,,.. -... STATE 40 Longview ..... 31 Lynden 47 Vancouver .,...., 35 South Kitsap ...... FRED RYEN FI Ii - BUD BILDE ' Q HARRY FLANAGAN BUD OLSEN JACK TC ED COLLVER INSPIRATIONAL GLEN RY s....f-Q 41: All undu6b Ryn fzor Teppew Bilden BJ Olsen U07 Heonr 'cn 141 vv.rls1C-mem Flanagan 161 Jetfarson llll R5anQ2ll 09995, L'p.9.n43 l846-47 Cross-Shu Champions. Won-IO Lon-0 VI EN if Zig ff- I 2' TED TAPPE 'J I LES CORCORAN if 'MINI ,. ,s .: ?Qr-5.3 5 ,, Q. R Lax Q f Q xy -4 N.. NW 2: WILDCAT iF ,X -S TSN CORKY O'GRADY ,f I i X O 1 KEITH BOWMAN DON HEINRICH . ,:Q ' 'ix K' I r O A. fi, ' M N , 21 4 .Y A . . O, . ED BOYLB X it fs fm - vu GORDON PERSONIUS KEITH JEFFERSON LOUIS SORIANO .- E 4211 ,f .L z' 4, li Gr , -W, : W . if fi 'V is E at is 'igggw Us ,X , X Q' W M f . GEORGE OGG X , I H. N: GORDY HERD L 3' A X' xl u 1. x W 1 ,f ,an J , Q .4 L 1, - my , is JACK BIGELOW BASEBALL A Q '. . G. - 2 A 3135 1 a fm ga QM J' 1 Xyraiq if? S Q BOYD RICHARDS X 15, ., , . if ,'gM'l'Zi1lf ,- ,H 9 'if A . ffm DICK CUNDIFF Lack of hitting was a great disadvantage .tog this year's Wildcat nine, although the Helding was good and the pitching was mediocre. With a number of returning Iuniors next year, and many promising Sophomores coming up, the future looks bright. AL JACK RON STEVENSON BABE CHASE ED THOMAS -.F IRWIN MoD1s1a'rT QSAMMONS pgwggs A GRIFFIN k VAULT VAULT HIGH JUMP HIGH JUMP HIGH JUMP . lA ' 2654 ff li W 4 'lx' ,, Xl W ' ' . Ex fd af ' Q ,M W si ff ' 'Q it l if g ft' ? R p- ' X f 4' 14- .-, 5 f Q x - h J as - ,X l ZHERRELL -- wnmrrrs ,,u-w - Q Q A -11 Q ' .--.- - -vi 4--5 . J' f 5 J PAYNE Discuss KITT 440 me 94 MILLBR A. wnlcurs McARTHUR sHo'r 3. K 4 OLSEN ' Y e- HIBSTAND WEIGHTS eg JAVBLIN G5 RUTLEDGE . A VAULT A roster of returning lettermen proved to be of a high E 1 caliber as the '47 Thinclads swept to high scoring victories over a majority of opponents. The leader of the Held was Harry Widener, ace hurdler and broad jumper, who should go far in the District and perhaps the State. Many other members may also qualify for these meets. AL CRIMES HURDLES ,, i Q ' fx R 5 ,f v I v K , .,......,........J R H- XS MT JONES - X ' HuRm.Es P E 5 ' ' f WIDENER- -M ' S - Ti- HURDLBS ' R X X BROAD JUMP E BRADBURY MILLER D. 880 330 X J' ,ff FULLINGTON SACK-ER Q Af SPRINTS sPR1N'rs 'L u I V V. , I - ' , E . f 5 i gf. A 1 Q ei ' 3 .X l f I' ff , Q' E, A JQA K L , V' if ' k : f ,J 3 3 Q ,241 4 1. f in ,. ? MICHELSON . PLAISANCE OSBORNB MILE ' MILE MII-B R: a 5 TRACK or 1 440 TRACK MEET RECORDS ft I Bremerton SZWQ North Kitsap 34Mg South Kitsap 34. 6 , t o V Q' Bremerton 823 Port Angeles 39. I V U 'fl H Bremerton 623 Everett 693 Bellingham 25. Bremerton 875 Mt. Vernon 33. ' Bremerton 1055 North Kitsap 27. Bremerton 1055 Seattle Prep Shg Shelton HM. 95 X BOXING Front: Farrar, Thompson, Herrell, Jackson Back: Smith, Reed, Coach Anderson, Modisett, Richards Ill Q E TENNIS GOLF 'IQ' .1 'P in-it ma f. ,ec iq , V gl . af f ,A R nl! Qi Bidi: I0hf1S0D, Fredericks, Schultheis Bark: Bayer, Jacobs, Edmonds, Ramm Fffmti Vghfs, Lim, Scot: Front: Sines, Hormell, Levine Wiley,Nor PICTURED INIIIIRJILS' SIPO Vice President Secretary 'Treasurer Q 251. 'Q' QSW71, Q9 'H Y.QQ'K '54b J? . .gt 0 48.2, I P P-r,-'60 'C' Q? QQ! Y' A QS? Q' O' ' s T P R I 1 R A T C I I A 0 c N A L A T E G s MISS WHITE I Miss GILLESPIE Advisor Advisor Each year the girl's athletic department expands and adds more activities to its calendar. This year was no exception. The launching of the Hrst annual Playday, the annual Sports Banquet and many other projects made it a busy and interesting place. The term was climaxed by a picnic honoring the new officers. A highlight of the year was the election of the Inspirational Girl. This year's girl, who was Patricia Cates, was well worthy of such a high honor. Chosen on the basis of good sportsmanship, honor and ability, Pat is certainly a girl to be proud of. However, nearly every girl who turns out for sports gains many factors that are priceless-good sportsmanship, friends and fun. PL YDAY - OVEMBER 2 POSTURE CONTEST SHUFFLEBOARD Winners: Katherine Kendall, C. Kitsapg Loma Olevson, Bremerton Shearer and Miller in charge VOLLEYBALL ACTION Careful planning, cooperation, and Z1 good time for all constitute the Hrst annual Playday. Girls from twcntyffour schools all ovi Western Washington attended. A posture contest, athletic cor petition, and dinner were enjoyed by those who came to th Hrst Playday. This gathering helped to bring about a closer t of Girls Athletic Association groups throughout the area, and is hoped that next year's Playday will be just as successful 1 this one was. Winning Squad: Quilayute and Bremerton ENTERTAINMENT Sophomore Skit SPORTS BA QUET-FEBRUARY 14 This year's AllfSports Banquet permanently established itself as an affair looked forward to and enjoyed by all who attended. As is the custom the presentations were made to the volleyball all-stars who were elected by their teammates. Fine entertainment, the awarding of letters and a guest speaker from the University of Washington made up the evening. Mary Jean 'Wilson presided as Mistress of Ceremonies and Mr. Patterson, Superintendent of Schools, was a special guest. ICE SKATING .4 ll!- E 1 1 3 . J UI THE DINNER COMMITTEE Front Row: Fine, Bower, Olevson, White Row 2: Wilson, Barnet. Cates, Kestell Row 3: Morrison, Mccoard, Miller, Gillespie ALL-STAR VOLLEYBALL Front Row: Bare, Anderson, Meachem, Larson, Waltzenf Front Row: Modisett, Cates, Brown, Morrison, OGYHCIY back. Row 2: Barnet, Sheets, Qlson, Kestell Row 2: Ulbri ht, Frant H k L V ' g Z., unsa er, awson, oss Row 3. Cooper, 101125, Slelefv Clegg ,Ish .ggi A7 W? -4 , A f BGWLING v COOPQY, Heins Barnet, Sheets. Strand Front Row: Pearson, Arthur, Sixberry, Newcomb, H9U'iCh, Shearer, Clement, Millard, Dunham. Row 21 O'GfadY, Kestell, Cates, Morrison, Bales, Olso Row 3: Bywaters, Olevson, Whitted, Miller, McCoar4 SOPHS IN ACTION High Bowling Scorers: JUNIOR AND SENIOR GIRLS joy Schumaker Pat Sixberry Odette Eaton Mavon Sieler SOPI-IMORE GIRLS Virginia Lee Loma Olevson Barbara O'Gradv VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS CHAMPICN BASKETBALL Front Row: Johnstone, jones, Brown, Keunzli, Schmaker , - Row 2: Gillespie, Cates, Iacobs, Sieler, Kestell, Modisett, Morrison Rflmgg 11235211 MLZZEZTH Csgzjer lN0t Pictured' Mccoardj fNot Pictured, Schumzlkerj ww: ,tx ARCHERY TENNIS CLASS Front Row: Newcomb, Andersen, Hetrick, Swanson, Morrison Row 2: Cates, Clegg, O'Grady Row 3: Kestell, Keating, Thornily, Barnet, Olson GENERAL MANAGERS Front Row: Cates, Lieler, Wilson, Q'Grady, Anderson, Cooper Row 2: Hetrick, Voss, Mlller, Beck, Bare, Fry Left to Right: Fleming, Bywaters, Jackson, Walker, Lawson, Voss, Wall, Johnson. :QQ 6 L .4 - - a ,1- BADMINTON F1-ont: Murray, Goodman, OGrady, Bywaters Row 2: Mccoard, Cates, Cooper, Miller Row 3: Wilson, Kestell, Voss 101 'HY .W ' .r BASEBALL GYM ASSISTANTS Q 6 5 ' A., ' . V 0 so V ' .Q g , 1 - f , -- . ns S 4' - Q f l L We r A G ' Q, .. , i . S if ,,, M V . 1 -' . ' Q ' V My 1 1 . ' . 1 , ,AJ M Q r K i . V , , I 1- f W l - Q Q f 4 5 S n 'V Y ,H so on I , , I L i, m M fl W - ,. N I r .Hr i J , Front Row: Sieler, Morrison, Davis, Modisett, jones, Cates From Row: Gillespie, Brown, Shearer, Cates, Young, Wite Row 2: Barnet, Hemmi, Ferrin, Johnstone, Schumaker Row 2: Snyder, Schneck, Newcomb, Kickaeffer, McCarn, Bales Row 3: O'Grady, Voss, jackson, Kuenzli. Meachem, Lawson Row 3: Kestell, Wilson, Miller, King, Sixberry, Pearson TUMBLING TEAM Left to Right: Carlson, Fry, Fleming, Hetrick, Stoddard, New' comb, johnson, Nelson, Williams, Jensen. SWIMMING From Row: Moore, Fugate, Ratschnider, Powell, Simmons, Workman, Phair. Row 2: Modisett, Wilson, Thompson, Blair, Reclcnagle, Lee, Flemming. M . , .my - 4 L,fff 'wi -NH-fx ' ' ,Y ' 2 i s ,A y , I 'O Q an ' , Mug mr . . ,, gh-1 7'Mw, 1' fr :r wiy PM -Wg. wi Af J. wud. , 72- if 1 .+ K gi' A f., L' . 2 ,N ff-mf 5 1 I V 'Q ' -gf: Q 1 2,- WV ff Q.. . A 1, NJ 1 ff NX ' git? I ,S tg i t :K iw F X fl 5 L' '?'4s 34 i , fi , If ' .V+-',g .' f J ,fs ' PUBLICMXiI'IO . xv- ' 5 , Photo by G. W. Martin 103 AM I' 13 'Q' fax nil-0 L - P' H fs .I is SENIOR EDITORS ,, , wwxmwy .. Q , , Q., 4. ' I CLASS EDITORS PHOTOGRAPHY ACTIVITY EDITORS 3- Li 1.315 DON CHRISTENSEN MYRNA MET-ZLER EClito1finfChief SEMO, Editm. EDITORIAL STAFF EDITORJNCHIEF ,,,,,,Y,I,I,,,,,,,I,I,,I,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,....,,,,,,, ,,.,..,, D on Cliristensen SENIOR EDITOR ,,,,,. ,,,.,,,,,..,,,I,,,...............,,....,,....,.............., Myrna Metzler ASSISTANT SENIOR EDITORS--Betty Nary, Don Olson, Phyllis Mason, Don Schwartz ACTIVITY EDITOR .,..........,.............. ...,..........,....,.,................ C onnie Correll ASSISTANT ACTIVITY EDITORS ,.,...... .....,,.. I oyce Benning, Lois Poole MUSIC EDITOR ,,.....,.........,.,.. ....,................. ................,..,..,. B a rbara Weaver JUNIOR EINTOR ,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,I,,,,,,.,,,,,. .,,.,....,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,I.......... H arley Olson ASSISTAN I' JUNIOR EDITORS ,.,,...,,, Mary Dolores Conally, Mimi Coulter SOPHOMORE EDITOR .....,..............,........,........,,..... .....,.,...,.,.... H elen Coltos ASSISTANT SOPHOMORE EDITOR .,............,..I.................. Nancy Davidson BOYS SPORTS EDITORS .....,,.,,,.,...........,........,........ jack Veltrs, Al Battaglia GIRLS SPORTS EDITORS ....,,. ........ R osalie Maston, Marlene Miller ART EDITOR ..................,..,.., ,............,.,.......,,........ N adine Koster BUSINESS STAFF BUSINESS MANAGER ,,,,,., .,.,,,,..,. , , , ,,.,,,..,,. ,,,,,, ,..,...V, . K on Loefellrnan STAFF AXEXSIISTANTS - Nadine Stoddard, lean Heins, Betty Baker, Bill ison TYPISTS ...,................ Isobel Sprunt, Dolores Fry, Billie Houston, Betty Baker PHOTOGRAPHERS-Dolores Iyioran, Don Slmmalqer, Richard Campbell, Ward Streeter, Tommy Mason, Bob Ingrnan, Cliff Ferguson, Ralph Frinlq. lil, ID ,af R KEN LOEFFOLMAN MR. LUEBKE Business Manager Faculty Advisor Before one can say, Will you sign my annual? somebody must plan, take, cut, and paste the pictures--make writefups. There are also endless trips to be made to the photographer, printer, litlmgrnplicr and binder. The ,Czitlug Staff has done this and much more. There is also money to be taken care of, picture schedules to be made up, and tickets to be sold. The Business Staff achieved this latter work successfully. We all breathe as sigh of relief when the last page is completed! DON CHRISTENSEN 35 TYPISTS 9 ,JJ FQ SPORTS i 'L EDITORS lla. l i A. 'ii I. i. 51 I wid' vi . W.-105 STAFF ASSISTANTS .4 530' EDITORS EDITORIAL STAFF EDITORfINfCHIEF ,,,,,,,,,,,..,.,.,,.,,....,A.......,,.....,..... Marjorie Peterson COfASSOCIATE EDITORS .... Douglas Patterson, Margaret Beaton MAKEUP EDITOR ..,.,..,.,..........,.,.,,,..,.,,.,,,,..,. ...,.,. B everly Bower ASSISTANT MAKEUP EDITOR ..,...,......................... Bucky Levin NEWS EDITOR ,,..,.,,,.,,,,,.,,,,I,.,,.,,I......I.,,.......,.,I...,..,...,. Pat Morr.son COfFEATURE EDITORS ........, ...,..,.... I an Oreck, Rosalind Phelps CLUBLICITY EDITORS ........................ Kitten Jessup, Mimi Coulter BOYS SPORTS EDITOR ,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,.,,,,.,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,......,.. Harley Olson ASSISTANT BOYS SPORTS EDITOR .,,........,.....,.,........ Ed Collver GIRLS SPORTS EDITOR ...,,...,.,.....,,.....,.....,,,...,.,.. Lorraine McPhee EXCHANGE EDITOR .,....,.,............ ..,...... M argaret jane Murray CIRCULATION MANAGER ..,,..,.........,,...,,,,,,,....,.,, Kathy Prichard COPY BOY ......,....,........,...............,.......,,......,.........,, Donald Reynolds REPORTERS-john Fugitt, Bill MCCldHdlldn, jack Van Liew, Rosemary Zimmerman, Collen Tallent BUSINESS STAFF BUSINESS MANAGER ..........,......,,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Dick Snare ADVERTISING MANAGER ...,..,,, I,,,,,I, N ading Koster ADVERTISING ASSISTANT ,,,..,, ,,,,,,AA,,A,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, V era Cplmg FINANCIAL MANAGER ,.......,......,...,.,......,,.,.......... Doug Patterson FINANCIAL ASSISTANTS .......,.....,,.,,,, Pat Proctor, Ioyce Peterson BOOKKEEPERS ...................,,,.. Betty Robinson, Donna Hendrygkggm CASHIER ---------.--..v..,.............................,Y............, ...,.........,.. I 0 Welsli TYPISTS ...............,...,.,........................ Norman Lusk, Marilyn Arthur ADVERTISING STAFF-Helen Coltos, Martha Denman, jackie Hollister, Annabel Heavy, Norma Richards, Delmer Reinke, jack Van Liew, Betty Wills, Owen Moritz, Bonnie Snyder, Charlie Powell 5 ,, . 1 ,,.f'X,5n T I I rhlllll I , 'Q f K 'his year the Lair Staff had a new experience, having the paper published t the Bremerton Sun where they were taught many new ways and things bout journalism. The staff, which consisted of six at the beginning of the year, aced the problem of doing all the writing and editing on the first few editions, .rhile the beginning staff was being trained. At mid'year Lorraine McPhee was ditor of the Cub edition, that was edited completely by the beginning staff. l'he Lair tried something new this year by editing and publishing a magazine. 'at Morrison was editor and worked very hard to get it out in time for the fvirls Club Carnival. All in all the staff worked hard to produce bigger and BEVERLY MARGE BUSINESS MANAGERS EDITORIAL STAFF EDITORfINfCI-IIEF ....,...........,..............................,...... Beverly Bower g V ASSOCIATE EDITOR ......,,. ,.,...... M arjorie Peterson ' NEWS EDITOR ....,,...,.,.........,.. .......,., .........,..... M Q mme Roland CLUBLICITY EDITOR .,...,..,.....................,......... Douglas Patterson SPORTS WRITERS-Ed Colver, Harley Olson, Roy Levin, john letter papers all year. I Q 2 l 2 .ff l Fugitt, Bill McClanahan, Beverly Bower r y I P 4 GIRLS SPORTS EDITOR ......,.......................,,.......... Marlene Miller FEATURE EDITOR i.......................,,. ..,.............,,.. P at Morrison ASSISTANT FEATURE EDITOR ......,...,,,... Margaret lane Murray ig EXCHANGE EDITOR ............,.....,. .............. L orraine McPhee CIRCULATION MANAGER .,.,..... ....,.......,............. V era Coltos SPORTS WRITERS TYPISTS ...........,....,..,...............................,.,,. jan Oreck, Mary Jessup COPY BOY .....,.,.,,....,.....,..............................,,.,,.,..... Bill McClanahan REPORTERS-Mimi Coulter, Betty Guthrie, Mary Moore, Wally Mottern, Rosalind Phelps, Donald Reynolds, jack Van Liew, Rose Mary Zimmerman, Kathy Prichard BUSINESS STAFF BUSINESS MANAGER ........,...............,....,,....,...... Douglas Patterson ADVERTISING MANAGER .......,. ......... N adine Koster ADVERTISING ASSISTANT ....... .......... ............. V e ra Coltos FINANCIAL MANAGER .......,... .........,...,.,.,.,...,....... D icle Svare FINANCIAL ASSISTANTS .................. Pat Procter, loyce Peterson ART MANAGER ..,i...,......,..........,....,,...,.,................ Peter Rinearson ART ASSISTANTS ........ ,,....... B arbara Newcomb, Marion Bales BOOKKEEPERS .,... - ....... .,........,.,.,. B etty Robinson, Sally Het-rick TYPISTS .........,.,..............,.,.,.......,.i... Norman Lusk, Marilyn Arthur ADVERTISING STAFF--Helen Coltos, Martha Denman, jackie LIFE IN BREMERTONN Hollister, Dick jones, Clydean McCarn, Norma Richards, Delmer Remlge, lack Van Liew wwf 3 Wfgfaefwexezfsik R IST SEMESTER STAFF I, ,-ff,- .irsome-sfm:ui..fass'Www-Qiam:sm.,-.H.-r.,ini:..w'1:,-fitif. -:sf-or-f.1ws.t.s..smsf,,fwrf.:w-rfifar ,- r at , , ,,.. .,,i,.,,f. VARSITY B LL PRINCESS DoLoR1ss E PRINCESS MYRNA QUEEN DONNA The Letterman's Club continued the tradition of the Varsity Ball this year with the committee working industriously on the beautiful decorations, programs and coronation ceremony. During the intermission, the three senior girls, elected by the Letterman's Club to reign over the dance, were crowned-Queen Donna Boydq Princess Myrna Metzlerg Princess Dolores Quinnell. Thrones were erected for the coronation, with Auzie Robinson, chairman of the dance, placing crowns of white carnations on the heads of the royal court. The climax of the ceremony was the dance led on to the floor by the Queen and Princesses. COMMITTEE 'Bud Olsen, jack Vehrs, Auzie Robinson, Ken Michelson. Not Pictured-Bob Plaisamce HOMECOMI Princess Nadine, ,Queen Dolores, Princess june, Princess Bobbie, Princess Alayne The '47 Homecoming on November 15' was again the beautiful ceremony for the students and alumnae of Bremerton High School. After an allfschool electing, petite Dolores Fry was chosen to reign over the gala festivities. Her court was composed of Princess Bobbie Johnston, Iune Blakey, Nadine Larson and Alayne Swanson. Every club in school resented a float for the Homecoming parade which started through town and continued to Roosevelt Field for the final climax. After competent judging, the Retailer's won nrst place, the Girls Glee Club a close second. The Homecoming of 1947 will be remembered by everyone there, as a beautiful tribute to the past students of our school. RETAH-ERS GIRLS GLEE CLUB iv 3. f 3 I W 3 P LET'S DRI E THE NEW CAR ARRIVES Have you seen that beautiful 1946 Plymouth with the signs on the side? You haven't? You've really missed something, because its the pride and joy of the new Drivers Education classes. These classes mix the fun of practical driving with interesting and very necessar theory. There are various and numerous tests that the students have to pass in order to qualilyy for a license such as quick, safe stops, the different types of parking, and other turns and backing. W,hen these are all passed to the satisfaction of the instructor, Mr. Relyea, the student may take his certificate down to the police station and receive his license without any further examination by the police. SENIORS WI RECCGNITIO Q' J, Q NADINE KOSTER Scholastic Art Award MARIORIE LOSS ELIZABETH BISHOP D. A. R. Award Wenatchee Festival Princess RICHARD SCHULTHEIS Oratorical The Diary of Liz and Buzz B. H. s. SENICRS September 4-Gollies! School started and does it seem swell to be in good 'ole B. H. S. again! September 13-Buzz and I went to the foorball jamboree, and the Bremf erton boys look good! October 24-We took in the Vocational Conference held by the Boy's and Girl's Clubs. All the assemblies are in full swing now. Every week, too! November 1 5 -Homecoming was beautiful-next year we'll be the alumnae November 22-The first boxing smoker. Buzz was afraid to be in it, but it was still successful. Thanksgiving vacation followed. December 5-The Senior assembly was a riot, and our last class assembly. December 28-The Crystal Ball was during our Christmas vacation. Buzz and I exchanged gifts. january 18-Another formal dance for the diary-the Varsity Ball. January 23-The first semester is over already! February 15-Everyone took a boy to the B Club Tolo. Of course, I took Buzz. March 4f8-The District Tournament. The Wildcats took first place. March 11f15-The State Tournament was lots of fun-Bremerton took sixth place. March 21f22- Ever Since Eve was the Senior Play-all about a school paper. April 1-Our Senior Ball was really a dance to remember. Buzz brought me a beautiful corsage. April 1f7-Spring Vacation and all we did was have fun! April ll-Golf season opened. AprH 10, 11, 12-The Operetta New Moon -gosh! That music def partment certainly know their music. April 19-I got a new dress for the Cotton Ball which was after the Girl's Club Camival. We won prizes at the Carnival, too! April 2926-The '4 7Vodvil was better than ever and all the money went to the Stadium Drive. May 10-I Hnally persuaded Mom and Dad to et me a new formal for the junior Prom. The Senior Sneak was in Iviay, too. Enough said!!! june 2--Baccaulareate, one part of graduation no one will forget. june 4-Senior Class Day and Buzz and I finally realize that it's almost graduation and that we'll be out of high school forever. June 6-Last day of school in B.H.S.-we finished signing our Catlogs, our real diary of school years. 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