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

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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

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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