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

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1948 volume:

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' , .J - . - X v 'X 'Y ii P , ' N. . , - ' ff' X I94S CRT L06 Publxshed bv the 'XSSOCIKTED STLDENT BODY OF BREXAERTQN HIGH SCHOOL BREMERTON XX KYHINGTON ilildlt d1 gr hm V' IL fN Bw css in ,cr N Swim ELillOT'l7l'Cl11Cf Ikxili fNf 'AF.T!il'R Ax w E :f fx. 'jmrs ' wi 1 vm A N mzff .v.XIWINl' ' 1 H RIT A ...gl At the rear of our school stands one of the state s finest living monuments, the Memorial Stadium, erected in honor of the Gold Star Veterans of Bremerton High School. This year marks the completion and use of the stadium, and therefore we dedicate the 1948 Cat Log to those former students for whom the memorial is named. While the annual mirrors the activities of students and teachers, it is also consecrated to a higher purpose, the remembrance of those 9' Y who today would be takmg part m the affalrs of the world had It not been for the terrxble scourge of war Even though they are not w1th us physlcally lt seems a certamty that thexr cheers sound whenever the Blue and Gold comes upon the field May we honor the Gold Star Veterans of Bremerton Hxgh School through thls dedxcatlon of the Cat Log 'ff 7 K -as f 44 I 9 . 1 . 7 OUR FACULTY XVE STUDENTS WE GOVERN WE ORGANIZE WE CHEER WE PERFORM WE CQMPETE WE FEATURE WE CELEBRATE TUDE Pag s P lgps lgg Pigps Pagu Pigks 7 bl Plggs 83 7 1111 101 Pugh 10911' W E f f f f 1 Q Sf 10 f f 1 B 11' 43 ' f P1 'S 49 SO f f 1 3 51' 66 ' ' 'E 67f 70 OUR MUSIC f f Pages 71' 76 f f f f 1 - 7f ' , , , L 1 Jw- ' ' f Pa 'S .f107 RDMISTRATID H D ,spa NSEZL6, Z2 A gf LJ-'V The theme We Students is very appropriate It is consistent with e p ilosophy o public education in general lt is even more consistent with the philosophy of the administering of the educational processes of the Bremerton High School The discovery and development of the potential abilities of all students is the paramount objective of this school Teachers are but a means to this end We contend that this can best be accomplished by making it possible for students to have as many opportunities for par ticipating in curricular and extra curricular activities This objective explains why this school has more clubs and organizations than the ax erage and control of activities both within and outside of the classroom We are proud to state that students have resnonded to this trust and are receiving valuable experiences in training for democracy Therefore We Students is indeed well chosen for a theme for this year book H D SORENSEN Principal alight si- C .tra I . . . E I K RT f U, N gg . .... . f t . high school. It also explains why students have such a prominent part in the administration . . , 11 yy is I i Page 6 OFFICE FORCE Left to flight---Mnrilync Thompson, Kay Edcr. Marjorie Prindlc DMI TRATIO LARRY RAMM MRS CLEMENT Dem' of B055 Dean o Gurls Mathematxcs Head o Department A F BROETIE Vocational Adwsef Frrst Semester MISS KERN MISS HAYFORD Vocatxonal Admsrr Educational Aduxse-r Eng IS A school the S128 of Bremerton H1gh School could not run as smoothly as It does wlthout a capable admlmstratxve staff We are fortunate to have qualxfied people dxrectmg the affaxrs of our school Our pnnclpal Mr Sorensen has the responsxbihty for the success of our school government and the cl1rect1on of the faculty Mr Iviartln as Vxce Pr1nc1pa1 makes the contact wxth students and parents he lssues passes, supervlses the attendance office and gxves all excuses Besldes havmg Mr Ramm and Mrs Clement as personal advxsers for the students themselves Mmss Kern IS always ready to help us vvlth educatlonal problems such as arrangmg schedules or planmng for future educatmon M1ssHayford as vocat1onal advrser, superv1ses all aptltude tests and helps plan the schedule for workmg students The work of the mam ofhce, the attendance office and the bookroom 15 carefully planned and carrned through so that the school can functxon wxth as lxttle red tape as possrble and wxth the greatest posslble efhcrency 4' 1 l h 1 , f A p V f . . . 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I . . , r , L , 3 ' 7 3 BOOK ROOM ATTENDANCE OFFICE Page 7 QM Page 8 FACULTY MRS, AKIN Co-mmerual MISS ALLEN Language MISS BUZZETTI Mazhemaucv WILLIAM L CARTER Department Head Co-mme1c1al MISS CHAMBERLAIN Department Head MRS CONRAD MISS MORTON Home Economzcs RALPH M CULVER Consevuatwn Mathematxcs MRS CULVER Languages JAMES L DOGAN Department Head Scxence MISS DUNCAN Department Head Languages MISS DOVE Photography ROBERT O FLUMERFELT Sheet Metal Shop lndustnal Arts MISS FRASER Englxsh RON GILLESPIE Department Head Band MISS GILLESPIE Physxcal Educauon TOM GUERIN History Sociology Assistant Coach wh' ,5 X 1 N Tl' Bb- FACULTY MRS GOULD Retml Sellmg MISS HACKER English MISS NICHOLSON Department Head Hzstory Social Psychology MISS HUSTON Engluh Ioumalxsm HAROLD S JEANS Harmony ORVILLE E JOHNSON Assistant Coach Physxcal Education MRS JONES Englxsh Commercial G C MAIDEN Dnvers Educatxon MRS MASTON Mathematxcs MISS MATSON English MRS MESSER Department Head E-nglash CHARLES M MORGAN Wood Shop Industnal Arts MRS JACOBSON Home Economies MRS NORDQUIST Hwtory Socml Psychology T. R. LUEBKE P e 9 Page 10 .,. 'Fw YF!- K FACULTY MISS OBERHOLTZER H iszory MISS O'HARE Commercial LAWRENCE PETERSON Music NORMAN RICHARDSON History Assistant Coach MISS BUTLER Library DWIGHT SCHEYER Football Coach Sc1ence ROBERT W SCOTT Scxence WARD STORER Auto Shop MRS SHEPHERD Sczence FRANCIS W THWAITES Machme Shop Industrxal Arts R WAGNER Electrzcal Shop lndustrual Arts MISS WHITE Phyxlcal Educatton KEN WILLS Department Head Bas etball Coach Physxcal Educatnon MISS WOODWARD Department Head Art MISS ZLENKO Mathemat cs F 1 I , 3 , , 9 V - Q 4 b f '. V, -J . I ' li 8 A A I yi ' . W K A 'C - . , X 1 f 'df 'jZ5g.,Af M gf Wwwiwwow wW3x4meww,'9fE,w 'J,, ' uwfyxvuwqh - Mffwwxfwiff ,,a1,Jf,,?'f WM MMM Cf AQ Q uit V-VX ln-Vw A SEL loks THE CLASS OF '48 41 S C4 Qflllqfor I 'Z 'YY Q Ps OGXJXS ' clolwn DO XI audi -'ez NADINB STODDARD Sctrrctafry Treasurer GEORGE STUHLER JACK VEHRS President VicefPresidc'nt Page 12 BILL WILSON Miss nuzzarrl i Student Council Representative Advf-'CT Our class this year has a group of talented and hard working students who have helped to make the class of 48 one of' the best tograduate from B. H. S. One of the most thrilling events ever to take place in our high school career was the impressive victories of our football team. This great team was highly honored by being the first Bremerton team ever to win the Cross State Championship and also the mythical state title. Two of the highlights of our senior year have been the senior play and senior ball. The senior assembly and the class day, along with the senior sneak, are memories never to be forf gotten. Baccalaureate and Commencement ended this eventful year. The class of '48 sincerely hopes that the coming seniors will enjoy their last year as much as we have ours. DONNA HENDRICKSON AGER, PHIL R.- A boy who does'n't need to 'toot his own horn, but does, and a sweet one at that. Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Orch. 1, 23 Dance band 2, 3, 43 Hi'Climbers 3, 43 Alpha Hi'Y 43 Science Club 43 Torch Honor 3, 43 National Honor 43 Vodvil 2, 3, 43 Intramural Basketball 43 Social Studies 3. ALEXANDER, WILLIAM L. BILL -- He possesses athletic ability and those personal characteristics so essential to Baseball 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Beta Hi'Y 2 3 4' Paw 3, 43 Letterman Club 2, 3, 43 Boys' Club Boys' Club Pres 43 Student Body Executive Council 43 Student Council 43 VicefPres. Student Council Sgt.'atfArms 4. fALLEN, ULYSSES- He minds his bufsiness rest of the world go by. ANDERSEN, LORRAINE M.- Her st le has a subtle humor and charm that captivates everybo y. G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Cabinet 2, 33 Latin Club 1, 23 Chamber of Com- merce 2, 33 Torch Honor 2, 3. 43 National Honor 3, 43 Treasurer 33 F.H.A. 33 Tri-Y 3, 43 Executive Board 33 B Club 3, 4: Pe Club 43 Girls' Club Treasurer 43 Gaveleers 4, Treasurer 43 Frencll Club 43 Science Club 43 Squeegee Board 43 Orchestra 3. ANDERSON, ALMA E.- A nice person to know and a fue addition to any organization. G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Cabinet 33 Spanish Club 3, 43 F.H.A. 2, 3, 43 Pres. 43 Torch Honor 23 Pep Club 4. ANDERSON, GLORIA A.- She speaks for herself. G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 B Club 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 43 Latin Club 2: TrifY 4: Caveleers 4. BARNET, NANCY L.-'True to her words and to her athletics. G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Vice'Preside'nt 33 President 43 B Club 3, 4: Tri'Y 3, 43 Lair Ad Staff 13 Squeegee Board 13 Inter Club Council 43 Latin Club l, 2: German Club 4. BEAL, ALAN good a guy as he is a bowler. Rifle Club 43 Bowling Team 4. BEANE, FRED O.- Young man with ideas. French Club I, 23 Chamber of Commerce 43 Alpha Hi'Y 4: Hi-Climbers 4. BEASLEY, DALE E.- Calm as an untroubled sea. Alpha Hi'Y 3, 43 Track 3, 43 Chamber of Commerce 3, 4: junior HifY l, SecretaryfTreasurer 1: Ski Club 3, 43 Gaveleers 4: Vodvil 3, 4: Senior Play 4. BEATON, MARGARET ANNE- Shes a living ray of in- tellectual fire. Torch Honor, 2, 3, 4: National Honor 4: Spanish Club 2: French Club 3, 4: President 4: Lair Stall 3. BECK, HAZEL E.-- A twinkle lurks in her quiet eyes, Pep Club 4: Debate I, 2. Entered from South Kitsap. '54 ff 3 ,- . f 3 eff . Leu 'ffkll Q, J ARTHUR, MARILYNN- she le 1 ight ithiifrdarning the spot on herself. K X A-J, S4411 TrifY 3, 43 Sgt. at Arms 43 Majorette 4g Lair mess 86993 . Pep Club 43 Torch Honor 2, 3, 43 National Honor 43 Pres. 43 Club Council 43 Spanish Club 33 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Drill Team 1. ARTMAN, GILBERT E. GIL -- Anchors Aweighf' Hi'Clumbers 13 Electricity Club 23 Radio Club 3. BACKLUND, WAYNE W.- Red hair, personality- what more could you want? Spanish Club 1, 23 Basketball l, 2, 3, 4. BAKER, ELIZABETH A. BETTY - We certainly hope all your dreams come true. Footlights 13 Latin Club 2, 33 French Club 43 Cat Log 3, 43 Torch Honor 2, 3, 43 National Honor 3, 43 Girls' Chorus 43 G.A.A. 13 Pep Club 4. BALES, MARION E.- Very small and-packed with fun. TrifY 3, 43 B Club 3, 43 Vice'President 43 Gaveleers 43 Stage Crew 33 Pep Club 43 Dramatics Club 13 Squeegee Board 2, 33 Torch Honor 2, 3, 43 National Honor 43 Cat Log Slhffl Hi Climberettes 43 Senior Playg Spanish Club 2, 3. BARKER, IOANNE- She puts her problems away for a brainy day. BERGLUND, MARTIN R.- Well versed in chemistry. Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Squeegee Board 43 Ski Club 3, 4: Science Club 4' Latin Club 3, 4. BBRNHARDT, LEE- lf he ca.n't find a way-he'll make one BERVIN, RICHARD- Honesty is a candle to his merit BBYBR, MBRVIN L.- We salute a faithful member of the Oper- ators Club. Latin Club l, 2: O erators' Club 3, 4: Slri Club 4: Squeegee Board 4: Science Club 4: gli-Y 4: Senior Play 4: Vodvil Q7-34.1 BIGELOW, JOHN C. JACK - A chap of sterling worth. Alpha I'Ii'Y 3, 4: Letterman's Club 3, 4: Baseball 1, 3, 4. BILDBN, EDWARD W. BUD - Dynamic character Basketball 3, 4. ll' ji BBCKETT, MARILYN JOYCE- Nice to look at, 'nice to krwwf' G.A.A. 3, 4: Pep Club, 4: Squeegee Board 4: Torch Honor 3. 42 National Honor 4. Entered from Great Falls, Montana. BBECHING, VIRGINIA IVIERLB- zealous, yet modest. French Club 3, 4. BEERS, DONNA C.- Bright and gay. G.A.A. 2: Girls' Club 4: F.H.A. 4: Pep Club 4 BELL, BILL L.- For he's a jolly good fellow. BENNING, JOYCE- Her mind is like a sunfdial, it record.: only pleasantnessf' Spanish Club 1, 2: Latin Club 3: G.A.A. l, 2: Chorus l: Choir 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3: Operetta 2, 3: Minute Girl 3, 4: Footlights Club l, 2: Sopb. Sec.: TrifY 3, 4: Torch Honor 2, 3, 4: Cat Log 3: Chamber of Commerce 3, 4: Pep Club 4: Hi'Climberettes 4. VBERG, RICHARD F.-- He knows a lot but says little. Band I, 2, 3: Spanish Club l, 2. BIORNEBY, NORMA 1.- 'l'l1ree cheers to a grand girl. Tri'Y Sec. 3, Pres. 4: B Club 4: Pep Club 4: G. C. Cab. 4: G.A.A. l, 2, 3: Spanish 2,3: Gaveleers 4: Inter Club Council 4. BOBBITT, MARGARET L.- Nice to look at, fun to know, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 'Choir 2, 3: ,Pep Club 4. BOOK, BARBARA ANN-'AI will do it today so that it will be done tomorrow. G.A.A. I, Z, 3: Latin Club 2, 3: French Club 3, 4: Key of Life 3, 4: Pep Club 4: Glee Club 24 Retailers' Club 41 Torch Honor 2, 3: R. C. Club 2, 3. BOWERMAN, BONNIE MAE-- She looks nice, acts nice, is nice, Pep Club: Gaveleers Club. Entered from Lincoln High, Seattle. BOYLE, EDWARD D.- Tall dark and handsome. Beta Hi-Y Z, 3, 4: Basketball l: Football 3, 4: Baseball l, Z, 3, 4: Letterman's Club 3, 4: Cat Log Staff l, 2. Spanish Club l, 2. BRADBURY, JERRY C.- His unending patience, and his never say'die spirit has made jerry one of the most popular Senior boys. Stage Crew l, 2, 3, 4: Chamber of Commerce 3, 4: Pres: Vodvil l, 2, 3, 4: Alpha I'IifY 3, 4, Pres, 4: Operators 3, 4: Latin Club 3, 41Track l, 3, 4: Lettcrnmnk Club 3, 4. RADFORD, EVERETT L. - Speech is great, but silence is 1eater, 5 ifle Club 3, 45 Gaveleer's Club 4: Inter Club Council 4, Latin lub 2. BRIGHT, GLORIA M.-Hauiet and reserved. Spanish Club 2, 35 R. C. lub 3, Key of Life Club 3: Pep Club 4. BRINK, ELVIA friend to evevyonef Clee Club 29 Spanish Club 4. ROCK, MAXINE I..- A friend to all! irls' Chorus 2, 2, 3. BROUGH, ERNEST A.- He loves life. Social Studies Club 3, 4. BROWN, EUGENE- He does-do you? WILLIS M.- She's tumbling into a brilliant future. umbling 1, 2, 3, 4, cofcaptain 4: Pep Club 4: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4. CASAD, SHIRLEY ANN-- Industry combined with ambif tion. Torch Honor 23 Creative Writing Club 2, 3: Latin Club 2, 33 French Club 4, Pep Club 4: Dramatics 4. CHASE, FRANCIS E. BABE - Hes not one to take life to seriously. Band 1, 2, 33 Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Colden Paw 3, 4: Let' terman's Club 2, 3, 4, Squeegee Board 3, 4: Football l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Op- eretta 2, 3. HRISTIANSEN, MARIANE G.- Practice makes pcrfettf' Girls' sports l, 2, 4: Debate Club 3, 43 president 4: Pep Club 45 lnter Club Council 3, 4, junior Chamber of Commerce 3: FHA 4 CHRISTIANSEN, MYRON L.-i'He's the life of the partvf' Basketball lg Track 1, 23 junior Hi-Y lg Spanish Club l,Y2Z Vice'President 2: Dramatics Club l, 2, 3, Vice-President 3: Torch Honor 2, 3, 4: Al ha Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Hi Climber Z: junior Class Vice-President 3: Chamber of Commerce 2, 3, 4: Vodvil Executive Board 3: Caveleers Club 41 Inter Club Council 4: A. S. B. Vice-President 4: judge Student Council 4: Boys' Club Cabinet 43 Cheer Leader 4, Ski Club 4, Senior Play4. CLARK, DELORES E.- ll's my tum now, glicgus 2, Cat Log Staff 3, 45 Pep Club 4, Retailers' u 4. 3.1 1.54. BYRNE, KATHERINE- Quiet and ever busy. BUTERWICK, DORIS-- Patience is her virtue. CALFEE, WILLIAM L.-- A boy with high ambitions. Debate Club 1, 4, Rifle Club 35 Creative Writing 3: Talent Scouts 35 Intramural Basketball 3: Intramural Bowling 3, Spanish Club 3: Social Studies Club 4. CANFIELD, RALPH E. NED - Surefire thinking and human. Spanish Club 4: Lair Staff 4. CARKEEK, ROBERT S.- His sense of humor and pleasant personalit make him an asset anywhere. Latin Club 3, 4, Science Club 4: Senior Play 4. CARLSON, ROY L.- Honesty of purpose is the stepping stone to advancement. 'French I, 2, Drama 'Club 95 Spanish Club 3, 4: National Honor 3, 4g Torch Honor 2, 3, 4: Gaveleers Club 43 Ger- man Club 4. CORCORAN, LES 1.- His reserved nature only serves to make him more likeable. Letterman! Club 3, 4. COULTER, MARY ANN MIMI - Ever ready and ever carefree, everycla . Dramatics l, 3, z7ice'President 1, G. A. A. 1, 2, French Club 2,3, Tri'Y 3, 4, HifClimberettes 3, 4, Lair Bus. Staff 2, Cat Log staff 3, Pep Club 4, Gaveleers 4, Lair Editorial Staff 3, 4. COWAN, WILLIAM- Once in a while. COX, FRED L.-- Strike up the band! Band, l, 2, 3, 4, Retailers 4. CRAWFORD, JACK F.- Life is as easy as he makes it. Football I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, Beta Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4, Vice'President 4, Golden Paw 3, 4, Boys' Club Cabinet 3, 4. CRAWFORD, KAY K.- Short and sweet and swell to meet. Spanish Club 2, Drum Majorette 2, 3, 4, Squeegee Board 3, Pep Club 4, Tri'Y 4, B Club 3, 4, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Tumbling Team 4, Choir 4, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2. Grad- uated in 3M years. CLARK, DORIS L.- She aspires to be an Afl secretary. Home Economics Club 3, Retailers' Club 4. CLEGG, MARY JANE- Greatly admired for her ability, well as her pleasant personality. G. A. A. 2, 4, German Club 2, 4, President 4, Pep Club Ski Club 4, B Club 4, President 4, Vodvil 4, HifClimberet1 4, Chamber of Commerce 4, TrifY 4. Graduated in three yea CLEMENT JEANNIE M Dimi'nutive in size' surp , .- . 4 ing in personality. G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, TrifY 3, 4, B Club 4, Pep Club Pres., Spanish Club 2, 3, Debate Club l, Drill Team 1, Captain 4, Ski Club 2, Stage Crew 3, Inter Club Cou n 4, Senior Play, HifClimberettes 4. COLLVER, EDWARD I.- His talents range from his clarinet his sports writing. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Sergeant'at'Arms 3, Beta 3, 4, Letterman's Cl 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, Dance Band 2, 3, 4, Vodvil 2, 3, 4, Bask ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Dixie Land Band 3, 4, Lair 3, CONN, IOHN R. JACK - Here's to a future mgi-neer. S anish 3 4' Electricity Club 2' Retail Selling 2 3 Scie claw. ' 'Q 'l CONNOLLY, MARY DOLORES- Five foot two, of blue. Cat Log Ed. Staff 2, 3, Hi Climberettes 3, 4, TryfY Spanish Club 2, 3, Pep Club 4. CRIMPS, JEANNE MARIE- The proud possessor of a c ifiir Ad Staff 1. G.A.A. 2, 4, Pep Club 4, 'mv 4, ski siub Chamber of Commerce 4. CROSS, RUTH- She nudged him with a wink. DALTON AMES H. i'SMOKY -Handsome r I handsome does-and he does. Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4,Track l, 3, 4, Beta Hi-Y 3, 4. DAMBLY, DOLORES ANN- Her steady flow of chatter is ways entertaining. amusing and informative. Retailer Club 4, Pep Club 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, F,H.A. 2 DAVID, KEITH ALLAN-- He accepts life with the calm of philosophy. Band l, Spanish Club 3. DAVIS, ROBERT S.- Money is'n't everything-just reasonable facsimile of the same. Spanish Club 3. n DEAVER, DAVID- Life is so sweet. DEAVER, MARY ANN- Life is a fine, and she makes it so. Latin Club l, 2, G.A.A. 2, 3: Spanish Club 4, Dramatics 4, Glee Club 4, Science Club 4, Pep Club 4. DEIGNAN, DIANNE- Unfading is her garden of gndnessf' irls' Chorus 1, 2, Pep Club 4, Girls' Club 1, 2, 3, 4. DIEMERT, DARLENE M.- Where does your heart lie? G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 48er's l, Spanish Club 2, 3, R. C, 2, junior Cham' ber of Commerce 4, Pep Club 4, Chorus 4, TrifY 3, Hi-Climb- erettes 3. DISNEY, DEAN- Devastating dimples, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3. DIVELBISS, LLOYD W.- I can dream, can't I? Spanish Club 3, 4, Rifle Club 3, 4. was H f f ia? 1 1, ,sz-,r it N-a FAIRLY, IOAN E.- Her mischievous smile chases gloom away. Tri-Y 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Choir l, 2, 4, Latin Club 1, 2. QAS35, BEVERLY I.- An artist to whom we wish thc best rchestra 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, 3. FARNHAM, WILLIAM- .9luiet but clever. FEHRMAN, WILLIAM B.- Girls and cars-which way, Bill? FERGUSON, CLIFFORD- He has full command of dignity. FINE, DORIS N. DO'I'SY - A dancing bombshelllu G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Tri-Y 4, B Club 3, 4, Vodvil 3, 4, Operetta 3, Pep Club 41 Girls' Club Cabinet 43 ITUIII' bling 4, Sec. 4, Chamber of Commerce 4. DOTSON, LERNEDA NEDA - I'Ie're's hoping she models the dresses she wants to design. Lair Business Staff 1, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 1, 3, 4: Vice' President, Ski Club 3, 4, I'IifClimberettes 3, 4, French Club 2, C. of C. 2, Pep Club 4, Glee Club 3. DOUGLAS, MARK N.- I'm living in a great big way. Spanish 3, 4, Dramatics 4, Social Studies 3. EATON, GWEN M.- A girl who makes it easy fm a boy to be a gentleman. Dramatics 3, Acapella Choir 3, 4, Girls' Choir 3: Pep Club 4, Tri-Y 4, Gaveleers Club 4, Hi-Climberettcs, 4. EATON, ODETTE- All she does, she does well. Spanish Club 3, 4, Tri-Y 4, junior Chamber of Com'merce 4: Science Club 4, Pep Club 4, G.A.A, l, 2. ELDRIDGE, CHARLES-- He uses his ambition well. Operators 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Torch Honor 2, 3, 4, German Club 3, 4, Basketball Manager 3, 4. FAGER DON- A disposition that is sunny, makes his friendship something to be cherished. Track 2, 3, 4, Football 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor 4, Science Club 4, Hi'Climbers 3, 4. FITZPATRICK, E. IANET- Here is a girl sweet and kind u all the qualities of real friendship. Girls' Chorus 1, G.A.A. 2, Social Studies 4, Pep Club 4, Iun Chamber of Commerce 4, Science Club 4, Ski Club 4, Senior Pl FITZWATER, JIM L.- A guy who loves the outdoor lif Operators' Club 2, 3, 4, Hi 'Climbers 2, 3, 4. FLAHERTY, CAROL A.- Her perfect simplicity unconsciously audacious. B Club 3, 4, Tri-Y 4: National Honor 4, Secretary Torch Honor 2, 3, 4, HifClimberettes 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, Pep Club 4, Glee Club 1, secretary 4. FLETCHER, WILLIAM R.- swiftly okay. Spanish Club l, 2, 3: Hi Climbers 3, 4, Football 2, 4, Alpha Hi 3, 4, Track 3, Ski Club 4. FLORES, ROBERT- He meets you more than halfewayf' Spanish Club 3, 4. FORHAN, WILLIAM P.-Music doth hath charms. Science Club 4, Spanish Club 3, 4. FOSTER, KATHLEEN ANN- Beauty endureth forever. Pep Club 4, Gaveleers 4, Latin Club 3, 4. FOWLER, LEO-- Tau have to have a system. FRINK, LES M.- With a diplomatic nature.' Operators 4. FUCATE, JEAN- The combination of brains and personality makes her a perfect friend. Orchestra 2: Choir 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, Torch Honor 2, 3, 4, Na- tional Honor 4g B Club 3, 4, TrifY, Gaveleers 4, G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, 3, Pep Club 4, Senior Play, Cat Log 4. FULLINGTON, W. RICHARD-His dependability, good' natured disposition, and good looks promise success and a con- tinued host of friends. ASB, Pres. 4, Student Council 4, National Honor 4, Torch Honor 4, Inter Club Council 4, Boys' Club Council 4: Alpha Hi'Y 3. 4: Sergt'at'Arms 3, Lettermen's 3, 4, Gaveleer's Club 41 Track 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 4, Basketball 1, Latin Club 1, 2, Spanish 3, HifClimbers 3, 4. CANDY, IACK C.- He 'sparks' in radio. GARRISON, IERRY D.- Takes 'em on two wheels-motor that is. GENTRY, DOROTHY-- Alabama's gift to B.H.S. Latin Club 3, 4, Pep Club 4, G.A.A. 4. GILCHRIST, LaVONDA M.- Few girls possess things which are a part of Muff's make-up eauty personality. G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, C. of C. 4, Inter Club Lbuncil 4, cial Studies 3, 4, Sec. 3, Vice-President 4, Pep Club Science Club 4, Drama 3, 4, President 4. GINDER, ANNE L.- Anne exudes joyousness right through d Szalainish Club 3, 4, Latin Club 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Tri-Y 4, Cat St ff 4. Briltered from Annapolis High School, Annapolis, Md. GLADSON, GERTRUDE VIWAN- Her assets you plainl see. Chamber of Commerce 3. 4: Giflll Glee Club 3, 43 G- A- 3, 4, Rifle Club 4, Pep Club 4, Science Club 4. GLEASON, M. PAULINE- Vivacious charmerf' Retailers 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Pep Club 4, Tri-Y 4. GOLDSWORTHY, LORRAINE M.- We wish you loads of luck! Lair Ad Staff 13 F.H.A. 43 Pep Club 43 Choir 4. GOSSETT, GERRY S.- Efficiency that draws youv admim' tion. Orchestra 1, 2 ,33 Latin Club I: Spanish Club 33 Social Stud' ies 3, President 43 TrifY 3, 4: Pep Club 43 Chamber of Com- merce 3, Secretary 43 Vodvil Executive Board 3, 43 Gaveleers 43 Inter Club Council 4. GREEN, WILLARD L.- Women clon't worry him. Ir. Hi-Y 13 Latin Club 1, 2: Track Mgr. 13 Torch Honor 2, 33 HifClimbers 3, 43 Alpha Hi-Y 3, 4: Chamber of Com' merce 3, 4: Secretary-Treasurer Boys' Club 4: Boys' Club Crbinet 43 Gaveleers' Club, President 43 Inter Club Counf ci 4. GREGOIRE, GEORGE J.- He is a man of a few-thousand wor s. Football 33 French 33 Radio Club 43 Science Club 4. GRIFFIN, JIM- Success is looking your way. GRIFFITH CHARLENE Common sense is not a com' mon thvn K Girls Chorus I Choir 2 3 Operetta 2 3 GA.A. 2,33 French Club 3 4 TriY 3 4 Cabinet 3 Pep Club 43 Gaveleers Club 4 LOIS M.-''Artfhorses-sports-quite a variety of in' Club 2, 33 G.A.A. 2, 3, 43 B Club 3, 43 Tri'Y 3, 43 Pep 'lub 43 HifClimberettes 3, 43 Vodvil 3, 4. HARLAN, HELEN PATRICIA PAT - M playmateff Photogra h Club 23 Dramatics Club 23 Pep Club 43 Spanish Club 43 Chorus l, 2, 3. HARPER, THOMAS D.- The stfong and silent type. Latin Club 13 Spanish Club 2, 3. ARRIS, ALVIN J AL - He reels it off without a blunder. air Ad Staff 13 Ski Club 1. HEINRICH, DONALD A. DON -His abilities are put to good use. Football 2, 3, 43 Basketball l, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Beta Hi'Y 3, 43 Letterman's Club 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 13 Gaveleers' Club 43 Cat Log 1, 2. HELLIE, DONALD E. DON - We're glad his dis' position isn't like his name. Rifle Club 3. E fgib' ,,,, I ,. ga, ff ,. 42 sf it GRIMES, ELMER R.- 'I'hat's our boy. Yell King 43 Choir 43 Hi Climbers 3, 43 Letterman's Club 2, 3, 43 Track Team 2, 3, 43 Alpha HifY 4. GUSTAFSON, GERALDINE H.- Round and round on her skates she goes. ' Glee Club lg F.H.A. 2, 33 Social Studies Club 33 Graduated in 3M years. HADLEY, ANITA A.- Remember me. French Club 1, 23 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 33 Pep Club 4. HAGEN, DONALD L.- He'll sit on the tack of ambition and iise to the height of success. Alpha Hi'Y 3, 4, Secretary'Treasurer 4: Latin Club 2, 3, Vice-Prcsi' dent 33 Torch Honof Society 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society 4: Science Club 4. HAGEN, LAWRENCE S.- When he smiles, he uses a lot g his face. aveleers' Club 43 Spanish Club 3, 43 Operators' Club 3, 4. HANBERG, DOROTHY D.- We wish he1 all of the luck in the horseshoe. Tri-Y 3, 43 B Club 3, 43 Hi-Climberettes 3, 43 Pep Club 43 Girls' Club Cabinet 4: G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 43Spanish Club 2,33 Torch Honor 2, 33 Vodvil 3, 4. HIGGINS, JANET- It's simple when you know how, HILL, LOLA- Always busy as a bee. G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 4, Squeegee Board 2, 3, 4, HifClimbf etts 4. HILSTRUM, BILL- 22,uietly sincere. HOCH, BARBARA- Life for her should be smooth sailing. HOLETON, JOYCE F.-Attractive in manner, character, and looks. GAAl234Pe Club4TriY4 B l 4To ...,,,g p g 1 g Cub3,: rch Honor 2, 3, 4g National Honor 3, 4g Latin Club 25 Band lg Girls' Glee Club lg Hi-Climberettes 4, Vice-Pres. 4, Senior Play. HOLLISTER, JACQUELINE JACKIE - Efficient as a brandfnew Bulova. Lair 29 Social Studies 'Club 2, G.A.A. 23 Pep Club 4. K' HENDERSON, NONA JEAN- An okay gal. Hi Climberettes 4, Squeegee Board 4, Pep Club 45 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3. R. C, 4, HENDRICKSON, DONNA MAE- True and liktablc 14 a desire to do things right. French Club 2, 3, G.A.A. 2, 3, 43 TrifY 3, 49 Chambef merce 33 Gaveleers' Club 4, Pep Club 4g Torch Honor 2, Lair Bus. Staff 3, 43 Senior Class Treasurer 4, Senior Play. HERSHIRE, BARBARA ELAINE HERSHEY -I1 shey is as sweet as candy. Pep Club 43 Choir 45 F.H.A. 4. Entered from Clinton, Iowa. HESS, BETTY JEAN- The kind of girl you like to know. Spanish Club 2, 31 F.H.A. 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4. HETRICK, SALLY MARGUERITE- It's hard to be ac in so many things, yet still be an honor student. Stage Crew lg Squeegee Board 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 33 G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 2, 3g Torch Honor 2, 3, 45 Lair S 2, 3g National Honor 3, 4, TrifY 3, 4, B Club 3, 44 Climberettes 3, 4, Chamber of Commerce 3, Inter-Club Co cil 3, Girls' Club Vice'President 4gCheer Leader 4g Tumbl Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Pep Club 4. HIGBEE, COLLEEN R.- Enthusiasm and sion are her highlights. TrifY 3, 43 G.A.A. 2, 34 Debate 4, Gaveleers' Club Pep Club 4. HOLMES, SHIRLEY- .92.uick and thorough-tha.t's her Choir 2, 43 Operetta 2g Girls' Glee Club 13 Tri-Y 3, 4g T 2, 3, 4g National Honor 4, Key of Life 3, Latin Club 2, 3, Club 4, Vodvil lg G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. HORMELL, GEORGE H.- Happy from daylight to sunse and after. - Stage Crew lg Electricians' Club 2g Social Studies 3g Beta H1 4,3 Letterman's Club 4. HOUSTON, BILLIE F.-Congenial lady. Girls' Glee Club 1, 2g Spanish Club 1, 2, 35 Debate 2, 3, Secretary 2, 3, Squeegee Board 3, 4, Torch Honor 2, 3, . . - . A Pep Club 4, Chamber of Commerce 3, Ski Club 4, G. l,2. JACK, ISABELL- Wanna bet? Torch Honor 2. Entered from Silverdale. JACOBS, JACQUELINE JOYCE ' JACKIE - That p mi es. Prench Club 25 G.A.A. I, 2, Vodvil 4, Pep Club 4. JOHNS, MARGIE M.- There's a song in her heart ' Lair Ad Staff lg Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Choir 4 Club 4, Spanish Club 4, Home Ec. Office Sec. 4. HNSON, HARRY A.- Man about town. eta HifY 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Letterman's Club 3, 4g Choir l, 2, , 4, Operetta 1, 2, 3. JOHNSON, ROSE MARY- The world is in her backyard. G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, Retail Club 4. JOHNSON, RUTH- The sun comes shining through. OHNSON, SHJRLEY KATHRYN- She is gifted with A quiet ir and pleasant disposition. .A.A. 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2: Spanish Club 3, 41 Pep Club 4: Tri-Y : Chamber of Commerce 4: Ski Club 43 Girls' Club Office 3, 4, Psflifriberettes 4, Lair Ad Staff 4, Talent Scouts 4, F.H.A, 23 0 vi 3, 4. JOHNSON, STUART W. STEW - Oh, to get away from it a!l. JONES, ARLEIGH T.- Amiable in all that he doesf Jr. HifY 1, Spanish Club 2, 3, Secretary 4. BEN E.- Ben is a king among drummers. 2, 3, 4, Swing Band l, 2, 3, 4, Choir I, 2, 31 Talent Scouts 3 Vodvil 2, 3, 4. KING, MARY JANE JAN1E - Just one of those things. G.A.A. 1, 2,, 3, Sec.-Treas. 2: French Club 2: Tri-Y 33 Hi' Climberettes 3, B Club 3: Minute Girl 2, 34 Gym Assistant 3. KRUGER, ANNA MAE- As original as a clock going backwards. G.A.A. 2, 3, 4gTri'Y 4: Pep Club 4, Treas. 45 German Club 3, 4: Hi'Climberettes 3, 4. KVALNESS, BEVERLY ANN- The perfection of art. F.H.A. 3, 41 Pep Club 4. Retailers Club 4. LAMBERT, GERALD- The future calls. LAMBERTON, DUANE L.- Silence is golden , Spanish Club 1, 2. !,,,., , JONES, JOHNNY- The strong, silent type. Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi Climbers 3, 4. JORGENSON, BEVERLY KAY-Haste Luegof' Spanish Club 2g F.H.A. 4, Pep Club 4, TrifY 4. KARRIGAN, ROGER P.- He listens out of the corner of his mind. Latin Club 1, 2: Debate 4. KENDALL, JEANNE MARGARET MARY - She's a girl you can count on in any situation. I German Club 2, 33 Latin Club 3, 4, R. C. 3g Pep Club 4: Tri-Y 4: Science Club 4. KENT, JERRY A.- Full of life, but just beginning to live. Bowling 3. KIECKHAEFER, BETSY ANN- A business woman. G. A. A. 1, Z, 3, 43 Spanish Club 23 Torch Honor 2, 3, Gym Assistant 3: Pep Club 4: B Club 4. 1 LAMORBE, VALORIE SUB- Personality plus. LANGEN, CHARLES B.- A regular fella. Squeegee Board 4, Chamber of Commerce 3. LANGEN, JOHN H HARRY - The future holds SU-CCCSS. LA PAGE, JACK T.- B.H.S.'s replica rg 'lnjun Aoef Latin Club lg Basketball Manager 2, 3g erman lub 3, 49 Science Club 4, Senior Play 4. LEDDER, PATRICIA ANN-- Tau do our e es a favor. Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4g B Club 3, 4, TrifY 4g Pep Club 4g High Climberettes 4. LEHMAN, DON- Colorful as a rainbow. LENHART, JACK- Into the midst of things. LEVIN, ROY- A laugh a day keeps the gloom away. Cat Log 4g Lair Staff 4g Golf 3, 4. LINDBLAD, DOLORES- She shares her happiness wi others. Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Social Studies 4, Pep Club 4. LOEFFLER, ROBERT L.- Tou're a lucky guy. Spanish Club lg Intra Basketball 2, 3, 4. LOGUE, VERNON-- Easy come, easy go. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. LONG, NADINE M.- When you wish upon a star. Latin Club lg Chamber of Commerce 43 Pep Club Social Studies 4, Treas. 41 Ski Club 43 Science Club Sec. 4:,R. C. 2, HifClimberettes 4. th 4: 4: 1 'R LOOMER, GENE F.- 'A congenial pal. LUCKHURST, LORRAINE- Worli for the world, but art for me. Pep Club 4: Torch Honor 2, 3, 45 National Honor 3, 43 G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Vodvil 35 Hi'Climberettes 3, 4.' LUSK, NORMAN M.- That old black 'magic has him in its spell. . Dramatics Club I, 23 Latin Club 1, 25 Vodvil 1, 3, 4g Lair Ad Staff 3, 45 R. C. Club 2, 35 Spanish Club 3, 4, Torch Honor 35 Senior Play 4. McARTHUR, JAMES R. JAMIE - Gentle in speech, beneficial in mi-nd. Radio Club, Sgt.'at'Arms lg Band l, 2, 3, 43 Pe Band, Student Di' rector 2. 3, 41 Track 1, 2, 3, 41 Orchestra 1, 2, 'Porch Honor 2, 3, 45 National Honor 3, 41 Beta Hi-Y 4: Social Studies 4, Editor'in'Chief of Cat Log 43 Science Club 3, 41 Student Council 43 Inter Clt Council 4: Lannflub 1, 25 Gaveleers 4, Intramural Football 3. Letterman's Club 4g MCICABE, CAROL A.- She has red hair and all that goes wit ir. Talent Scouts 43 Pep Club 4. Entered from South Kitsap. MCCABE, RICHARD D.- 'You.ng man with ideas. Band 2, 3, 43 Hi Climbers 4g Gaveleers 4g Science Club 4g Stag Crew 2, 3, 4, D. CLYDEAN-- Cool as a cucumber, but not quite so ' President 43 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Torch Honor 2, 3, 43 Lair Pep Club 43 Gym Assistant 3, 43 Latin Club 2, 33 Inter Club ncil 4. MCCLELLAN, JOYCE M.- A rival of Cleopatra. 48ers lg G.A.A. 2, 33 Spanish Club 2, 33 Hi'Climberettes 33 Tri'Y 3, 43 Pep Club. MCCORKLE, CLINTON A.- Whenever he is around tlierc's attion. Rifle Club 33 Operators' Club 4. CCORMICK, MAURINE A.- A style all her own. .A.A. 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 3, 43 Pep Club. MCCUE, JAMES- On the swell side. McEACHRAN, RICHARD- He who laughs last-' 6- 3 HUNSAKER, DARREL - A boy with a 'friendfwinning' smile. McHALE, CHARLEEN CHAR - She rates among the best. French Club 2, 33 Band 2, 3, Girls' Chorus 3, 43 TrifY 43 Hi Climberettes 3, 43 G.A.A. 2. McKAY, DONALD W.- He plans to sail the seven seas. Entered from Cleveland High School. McKAY, MARLYN A. MARLIE - She is liked by all who know her. X G.A.A. 1,23 Pep Club 4. MCKELVY, GENE A.-- He's bound to win in the long run. Retail Selling. McNeill, GEORGE- Possessing a keen mind, he is indegenclent enough to think his own thoughts. Latin lub 1, Spanish Club 2, 3, Science Club 4. T, DOROTHY M. DOT - Her nnsclnewus smile chases away. Club 1, 2: G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 43 Squereiee Board 23 Tri-Y 3, 4: Council 43 Vodvil 33 Pep Club 4g inute Maid 3, 43 A.S.B. earetary 4. MCPHEE, LORRAINE J.- With a manner and air that etcrf nallygleases. B lub 3, 4, Treasurer 43 National Honor 3, 43 Torch Honor 2, 3, 43 Gaveleers 4: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Cabinet 43 Pep Club 43 Cat Log 43 Lair Staff 3, 4, Associate Editor 4. MADDEN, JACKIE- Pleasant and precocious. Debate 4: Dramatics 43 Drill Team 4, Entered from South Kitsap. AAGGARD, LOIS- She speaks for herself. panish Club 23 Retailers 23 G.A.A. 1, 2, 43 Ski Club 43 Pep Club 3 Chamber of Commerce 4. MAKI, RAY C.- Veni, Viai, Vicif' Alpha Hi'Y 3, 43 Intra Sports 3, 4. MALHOIT, EILEEN- You should Know. Chorus 1, 23 Retail Selling 4. ,W MILNER, JOHN E.- Intelligence is not his only virturef' Spanish Club l, 25 German Club 45 Torch Honor 3, 45 National Honor 45 Vice'Pres. 45 Science Club 45 Rifle Club 45 Gaveleers 45 lntra Basketball 3. MOORE, JEANNE- Neat and sweet. F.H.A. 25 Pep Club 4. MORRISON, ANITA- Assets you can plainly see. MORRISON, PATRICIA PAT - A quiet girl, yet merits every P , 1, 25 Pep Club 45 Latin Club 35 Spanish Club 2, 3, 45 Lair 2, 3 4, Associate Editor 4. MOX, BEATRICE ANN- Full of pep and fun. Lair 15 Pep Club 4. MUNGER, BARBARA JEAN- Quietly clever. G.A.A. 1, 2, 45 Ski Club 3, 45 jr. Chamber of Commerce 45 Pep Club 45 Talent Scouts 4. MANN, DONALD L.-- 'l'ou're off to a good start, Don. Spanish Club 1, 2. MARRY, SALLY B.- The gay sophisticatef' Glee Club 15 Footlight Club 15 G.A.A. 15 Debate 2, 3: R. 4 Club 25 Band 25 F.H.A. 35 Spanish Club 35 Pep Club 45 Chai ber of Commerce 4. MEIR, TED- Here's hoping success comes his way. Senior Play 4. IAILILARD, ELIZABETH M. BETH - But to know her is ove er. Latin Club 2, 3, Sec.'Treas. 35 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 B Club 3, Hi Climberettes 3, 45 TrifY 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 45 Torch Honor 2, 3, Gaveleers' Club 45 Senior Play 45 Pep Club 4. MILLER, DALLAS E.- Good looks, good sport, in shoi a goo guy. Alpha Hi' 3, 45 Letterman's Club 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, Vice'Pres. Boys' Club 45 Latin Club 4- Gaveleers 4' Lair Sta 2. MILLER, MARLENE LOU- Enthusiasm that is co tagiousg style that is enviedg personality that is admired G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Cabinet 2, 35 Gym Assi' 35 B Club 3, 45 Pep Club 45 Lair Ad Staff 2- Lair torial Staff 2, 3, Girls' Sport Editor 35 Cat Log 3, 4, Operetta 35 Spanish Club 25 Senior Play 4 Club Cabinet 4 MUNROE, LEONA MICKEY - A friend in need is a friend ' d d. GJSA. 1, 25 Torch Honor 25 Latin Club 3, 4, Pres. 45 Pep Club 45 Inter'Club Council 4. NACHTMANN, MARY-- She knows what she wants. Latin Club 3, 45 Glee 35 Debate Team 25 F.H.A. 45 Pep Club 4. Entered from Holy Names Academy. NAHAS, MARY AGNES AGGIE - We'd like more of your singing. Glee 3, 45 Retailers 45 National Honor 45 Torch Honor 4. Entered from Pennsylvania. NAPOLEON, MARJORIE LOUISE- An independentairf' I6IELZOl5I,,g3ETTY- We hope the future is happy and bright. NOTAR, LOUIS- Great oaks from little acorns grow. ODENWALD, NORMA LOUISE- Demure damsel. F.I'I.A. 2: Spanish Club 3, Pep Club 4. 'OGG, GEORGE M.- Admired by all who know him, he de' serues the success he's attained. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Beta HifY 2, 3, 4, Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4, Sophomore Class Pres. Golden Paw 4. O'GRADY, BARBARA ANNE- Her hobby is sports- .zports and sports. .A.A. 2, 3, 4, Vice'Pres. 4, B Club 4, Choir 4, Cat Log Staff 4, Chamber of Commerce 4. Graduated in 3 years. O'I-IANDLEY, ROSEMARY EILLEEN ROSIE - Having a wee bit of blarney in her nature, she makes a delightful companion. Retailers Club 4. OHNSTAD, CLAYTON- What a personality. OLSEN, ELMER RAY BUD - A real football player, who possesses the quality of true friendship. Letterman's Club 1, 2, 3, 4, VicefPres. 3, Boys' Club Cabi' net 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Beta Hi'Y 2, 3, 4, Golden Paw 3, 4, VicefPres. 4, Inspirational Player-Football. CJK 1- , mf -vo if ORMISTON, ORION M.-'-He mm .1 good me. f' ski Club 3. , ,,'f , f- ,fy My oRNDoRF,BRucE--'Boy with few words. - - f 5 .. 'X -:f'j O'SAMMON, MIKE J.- Local boy makes good. Latin Club 1, Spanish Club 2, 3, HifClimbers 3, 41 Track 3, 4, Photography 3, 4, Let:erman's Club 3, 4: Alpha Hi-Y 4, Senior Play. OSBORNE, IAN. L.- Snappy dresser, smooth track man, sincere character. HifClimbers 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Alpha I'IifY 3, 4, Letterman! Club 2, 3, 4, Gaveleers 4. OTTO, WILLIAM L. BILL - Stop, look and listen. Band 2, German Club 3. PADDOCK, IACQUELINE jACKIE - She'g got that magnetic personality. G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Squeegee Board 4, Pep Club 4, Sec. 41 Tri-Y 41 Cat Log Staff '4, Spanish Club 2, Torch Honor 3, 4. Graduated in 3M years. V5 OLSEN, ROBERT L.- As true blue as they come. Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Beta Hi'Y 3, 4, Golden Paw 4, Football 3, Track 3, 4, Football Manager 4. OLSEN, SYLVIA ANN-- A good student, she is a'so a good kid. Spanish Club 3, Glee 2, 3, 4, F.I'I.A. 4. OLSON, HARLEY O.- He's got the go signal to go laces. lar, I'Ii'Y 1, Beta Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Treas. 3, 4, Football 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta l, 2, 3, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas 3, Pres. 4, Student Council 3, Sgt.-atfArms 3, Lair Staff 3, 4, Cat Log 3, 4, Spanish Club 3: Vodvil 3, 4, Assistant Production Manager 4, Inter C.ub Council 4. OLSON, HARVEY- He's got that certain something on his mural. OLSON, JUDY OLLIE - Frowns were not made for such as her. G.A.A. 1, 21 Talent Scouts 3, 4, Vice'Prcs. 4: Glec 2, 3, Vice- Pres. 3, Pep Club 4: Chamber of Commerce 4, Choir 4. ORECK, IANIS IAN - You must have been a bfauf tzful baby. Girls' Club Cabinet 3, 4, Tri'Y 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Lair Staff fFeature Editorj 3, 4: Lair Ad Staff 2, French Club 2513, Dramatics Club 1, 3: I'IifClimbcrctLcs 3, Gcvelcers 4, ee 1. 919' KJ! PECK, EVA MARGARET-- True to the best that is within her. Key of Life 3, 45 Latin Club l. PELLUER, M. JOYCE- Sweet personality-full of rascalityf' G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 35 Pep Club 4. PENDRAS, LOLA MAE-i'Steri0grapher Deluxe. Glee 2, 3, 45 Social Studies 45 Pep Club 45 Ski Club 4. PERSONIUS, GORDON H.- God old Gordyf' Beta Hi'Y 2, 3, 4, Sec. 35 Golden Paw 3, 4, Sec. 45 Spanish Club l, 25 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Letterman's Club 3, 45 Class Pres. 15 Torch Honor 2, 3. PETERSON, DERAULD H. PETE -- He has all it takes plus, Spanish Club 3, 45 Basketball l5 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Alpha HifY 4. PHAIR, MYRTLE LOUISE- Conside1ate of others, F.H.A. 45 G.A.A. 45 HifClimberettes 45 Pep Club 45 PARTHEMER, LOUISE WEEGIE - An artist who looks and acts artistic. Glee 15 Choir and Operetta 2, 35 G.A.A.'2, 35 French Club 3, 45 Tri-Y 3, 45 Pep Club 45 Gaveleers' Club 45 Drill Team 4. PATTERSON, DOUGLAS W.- One who sets a good ex' ample and also follows it through. Latin Club 1, 25 Debate Club 1, 25 Dramatics Club I5 Archery Ig Lair Business Staff l, 2, 35 Business Manager 2, 35 Financial Manager 35 Lair Editorial Staff 2, 3, 45 Associate Editor 35 Editor-in'Chief 45 Torch Honor 2, 3, 45 National Honor 3, 45 Beta HifY 3, 45 Sec. 45 Creative Writing Club 35 Pres. 35 Inter' Club Council 3, 45 Student Council 45 Cat Log Senior Edi- tor 4. PAULSON, BEVERLY ANN- 'Work well done' is her motto. Band 15 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Torch Honor 2, 35 Latin Club I 2, 35 Tri'Y 3, 45 B Club 3, 45 Pep Club 45 Talent Scouts 45 Creative Writing 2, 3. PAULSON, ROBERT- The music master. PAULSON, WILLIAM S. STAN - He presents the humor' ous side. Operators 35 Spanish Club 2, 35 Chamber of Commerce 45 Gaveleers 45 Football 45 Senior Play. PEARSON, HELEN JANE- Pretty, yet intelligent, humorous yet sophisticated. G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 S anish Club 2, 35 Exec. Board 25 Gym Assistant 2, 35 Pep Club 45 Tri'Y 45 Squeegee Board, Sec. 45 Cat Log Staff 45 Minute Girl 2. PHELPS, ROSALIND ROSIE - Here we have a future author' 65.9. Torch Honor 2, 3, 45 National Honor 3, 45 Lair Staff 3, 45 News Editor 45 Spanish Club 25 French Club 4. PHILLIPS, BOB- The outdoors man. Spanish Club 1, 25 Rifle Club 4. PIDERIT, AMELIA ELIZABETH PETE - Her de' termination will never cease. Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 2, 35 Squeegee Board 3, 45 Social Studies Club 45 Pep Club 45 G.A.A. l, 25 Debate Team 1, 2: HifClimberettes 45 Chamber of Commerce 2, 3. PLAISANCE, ROBERT j. BOB -- A redfhead miler who should o ar. Freslhman Class Sgtfat-Arms5 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 15 Letter' man Club 2, 3, 45 Beta HifY 3, 45 Golden Paw 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Sgt.-atfArms Boys' Club 4. POLL, HARRY- His humor and acting ability will be greatly missed from B.H,S. Band 1, 25 Choir and Operetta I, 2, 3, 45 Lair Ad Staff 15 Assistant Basketball Manager 15 Vodvil 2, 3, 45 German Club 4: Ski Club 4. POOLE, LOIS BINO - Quiet efficiency combined with a distinctive personal character. B Club 3, 45 TrifY 3, 45 Pep Club 45 Torch Honor 2, 3, 45 French Club 25 Spanish Club 3, 45 Girls' Club Cabinet 1, 45 Glee l, 25 Choir 45 Hi-Skiers 3, 45 Lair Ad Staff 25 Hi-Climberettes 3, 45 Chamber of Commerce 2, 3, 45 Vodvil 45 Footlights Club I, 25 G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 45 Cat Log Staff, Associate Senior Editor 45 Activity Editor 35 Gym Assistant 1, 2, I3, 45 Sciene Club 35 Minute Maid 2, 3. 0 POST, IAMES JIM - Blushes may come and blushes may go, but freckles go on forever. Rifle Club 3, 45 Gaveleers 45 Science Club 45 Latin Club 3, 4, Pres' ident 4. POWELL, CHERILEE RITA CHERIE -- Sweet as a song. Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 45 Glee 25 Talent Scouts 3, 45 Pep Club 45HG.A.A. 1, 2, 35 Latin Club 1, 25 Lair Business Staff 35 F. .A. 3. POWER, LOWELL A. PINKY - Smooth and worldly wise. Alpha HifY 3, 45 Hi'Climbers 3, 45 Ski Club 45 Spanish Club 35 Track 3, 4. PRATT, CHARLES E. CHUCK - For he's a jolly good fellow. Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. 35 Operators' Club 2, 3, 45 Inter-Club Council 3, 4, Pres. 45 Radio Club 4. PRATT, JOAN L.- As pretty as the melodies she sings. Glee 2, 3, 4, Pres. 45 Choir and Operetta 3, 4: Girls' Club Cabinet 3, 4, Sec. 35 Tri'Y 3, 45 Pep Club 45 Spanish Club 25 Talent Scouts 35 G.A.A. 1, 2. PREDOVICH, HAROLD I. MOUSEY - Size does not compare with quality. Latin Club 1, 25 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball l, 4: Alpha Hi'Y 3, 45 Ski Club 45 Squeegee Board 45 Torch Honor 25 Senior Play. REES, CLYDE- Ability to be admired. REINKE, DELMER L. DEL -- The truth is always the best argument. German Club 3, 45 Key of Life Club 3, 45 Operators' Club 45 Science Club 45 Lair Ad Staff 3. RICHARDS, THOMAS B. BOYD - Snapping with vigor-it's as if he were electric. Spanish Club 25 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Boxing 35 Letterman's Club 3, 45 Basketball 4. RLCHARDSON, GLORIA IEANNE- Take a letter, Miss Rich- ?I!o:c,li Honor 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 4. RIECKEN, FRANCES ANN FRAN -Quietness and sin' cerity are enduring qualities. Latin Club 35 Glee 3, 4. ROBERTS, HAROLD O.-- He'll use music as a uni- versal language. Band 1, Z, 3, 45 German Club 45 Orchestra 3. 9 ,J Q J' ,X 5 tt tl X PRESTON, ED- He's 'not afraid to say what he thinks. PRITCHARD, M. JUNE- She's never in a hurry,A bitt she gets things done. G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Retailers' Club 3, 4, Sec. 4: Talent Scouts 3, 4, Pres. 45 Band 3, 45 Vodvil 3, 45 Pep Club 45 Glee 4. PULLMAN, ELLALENE ANN-- Aspiring secretary, B Club 3, 45 Tri-Y 45 Torch Honor 2, 3, 45 HifClimbf ettes 3, 45 G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 45 Glec 1: Drill Team 4. PURDUM, PATRICIA RUTH-- She always wears a smile. Latin Club 1, 25 National Honor 3, 45 Pep Club 45 Retailers 3, 4. RAHM, ROBERT C. BOB - just call him speed. REED, MARVIN R.- With him it is always a holiday Letterman's Club 3, 45 Beta HifY 45 Boxing 2, 3, 45 Foot' ball 4. S is V SANGES, JOYCE- A girl who speaks for herself. SAYER, LLOYD- .92'uiet but friendly. SCHATTSCHNEIDER, BETTY ANNETTE- She dis' covers other talent, but she has plenty of her own. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Orchestra 2, Talent Scouts 3, Pep Club 4, Gaveleers' Club 4g Musical Chairman for Gaveleers' Radio Program, Cat Log Business Staff 4, Band Editor 4. SCHINDELE, PATRICIA ANNE PATSY - Keep your sunny .d ph.. 1, 2, Vodvil 4. SCHRICKER, FRANK H. FRANKIE - Here's hoping he'll ,always be as fine as the flowers he intends to culture, jr. Hi-Y 2, Alpha Hi'Y 3, 4, Chamber of Commerce 3, 4, Vodvil 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, Ski Club 2, 3, 4, Cheer Leader 4, Senior Play. SCHULER, MARY FRANCES MI'IZI -A talented dancer that is certain to go far. German Club 3, 4, Key of Life 3, 4, Glee 1, 2, 3, Dra' matics Club 3: Pep Club 4, Vodvil 2. ROBERTS, WAYNE L.- One of his favorite pastimes is cutting up... Science Club 4. ROBINSON, AUZIE AUZ -- Live and let live. Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, Beta HifY 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4. ROSS, CAROL NADINE- A newcomer who has sky' roclgted into the hearts of many. Jr. hamber of Commerce 4, G.A.A. 4, Science Club 4. Entered from Aberdeen. RUSHER, MARILOU- Red can always say lier mind. SAMMONS, BETTYE MAURINE- industrious and quiet. G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, Pep Club 4, Squeegee Board 4, Hi'Climberettes 4. SANDVICIQ, SHIRLEY- She does much in her unas- sumin way. Key 0? Life Club 3, 4, German Club 3, 4, Latin Club l, 2, National Honor 3, 4, Torch Honor 3, 4, Retailers' Club 4, Science Club 4. SCHUMAKER, PAT- Her friends are her 's for a lifetime. SCOTT, RICHARD- Give me the wide open spaces. SEWELL, ANN APRIL- She thinks no ill of anyone. and all think well of l1CT.H Spanish Club 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Tri'Y 4, Lair Ad Staff 4. SHAFFER, RON H.- He is like a jigsaw puzzle unsolved. D Alpha HifY 3, 4, Hi-Climbers 3, Chamber of Commerce 4, Spanish Club 4. SHAND, DOLORES JEAN- Saludo amiga! Spanish Club 2. SHEETS, DIXIE LEA- Wl1at keeps her energy going? Perpetual motion, we'd say! G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 3, B Club 3, 4, Tri-Y 3, 4, Hi-Climberettes 3, 4, Girls' Club Cabinet 3, President 4, Chamber of Commerce 3, 4, Student Council 4: Pep Club 4, Gym Assistant 4, Sophomore Class VicefPres., Inter- Club Council 4, Social Studies Club 4, Ski Club 4. SHELLSHEAR, GWENDOLYN- She does things in her own tranquil way. Pep Club 4, French Club 3. SHEPHERD, PEGGY ANN- Here we receive the recep' tioriist. Choir 3, G.A.A. 2. SHERFICK, DONALD E. DON - He's got that cer- tain something on his mind. Spanish Club 2, Band I, 2, 3, 4. SINES, JACK- Gentleman golfer, SIXBERRY PATRICIA ELLEN PAT Lo al to her v '- y friends and to her school. G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, B Club 3, 4, Sec. 4, Tri'Y 3, 4, HifClimb- ettes 3, 4, Pep Club 4, F.H.A. 2. SMALL, SHEILA AN- The world is busy with spring. Pep Club 4. rv YA ...lwlzyw ., . I ..:.1 52, ld . '- ff- gi . i , if , . STEVENS, GEORGE E, CHUCK - On thefballf' Choir 1, 2, 3, Rifle Club 4. STEVENS, JULIA LOUISE- A future nurse. Latin Club I, 2, Key of Life 2, 3, Torch Honor 2, 3: Talent Scouts 3, F.H.A. 3. Graduated in 3 years. STEVENSON, RONALD L. RON - Baseball, hare I come! Latin Club l, 2, Letterman's Club 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2. STODDARD, NADINE BELLE- A diligent and hard worker who really gives her all in order to see a job well done. Squeegee Board l, 2, 3, Spanish Club 3, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Tum' bling Team 1, 2, 3, 4: Manager 4, Cat Log Staff 1, 2, 3: Business Manager 4, Tri'Y 3, 4: B Club 3, 4, Hi-Climberetts 3, 4: Pep Club 4, Senior Class Secretary, Student Council 4: Choir 4. STRAND, GRAYCE LORAYNE-- Here, there, and every- where-that's Grayce! Sophomore Student Council Rep.: G.A.A. 2. 3. 4, Hi-Climb etts 3, 4, Tri-Y 3, 4, B Club 3, 4, Pep Club Vice-Pres. 4, Torch Honor 3: Gaveleers' Club 4, Sec. 4. STUBBE, HERB- Frowns were not made for him. ' til: 3 .ii Q ll A A I SMITH, ROBERT BOB - Not too quiet, not too boisterous, 'ust an all around ood fellow. J ' 8 Track 3, Baseball 4. SMITH, STANLEIGH R. STAN - His learned to say things with his e es that others waste time putting into words. Basketball 1, 4, Baseball 1, 4, Spanish Club 1, Gaveleers' Club 4, Chamber of Commerce 4, Ski Club 4, Senior Play. Entered from Hill Academy, Portland, Oregon. SMITH, WALTER 0. WALT - Just like me fishes in the sea. Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 4. SMITH, WILLIAM M.- The cosmopolitef' Frcn ch Club 2, 3. Entered from Gary, Indiana. SORENSEN, BARBARA JEAN- Barb's friendly sm le and helping hand have earned her the title of one of the best liked irls., Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. l, Z, 3, Torch Honor 2, 3, 4: Glee I, Tri'Y 3, 4, B Club 3, 4, Hi'Cfimb?rcttes 3, National Honor 3, 4, F.H.A: 3, 4, Gaveleers' Club 4, Pep Club 4: junior Class Treasurer, Squecgee Board 4, A,S.B. Treasurer 4, Student Council 4, Senior Play. SPOONER, MARILYN JANE-- Lovely to look at. Glee 2, Latin Club 2, 3: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: TrifY 3, 4, Choir and Operetta 3, 4: Torch Honor 4: Pep Club 4, Spanish Club 4, Exec. Board 4, Cat Log Staff 4. 'pa c ' V, ,f 'fl 5 My 4. , -is 5 K . ,xl All I THEIS, EDITH L.- A thimbleful of grace from her head to her t es. 408'ers 1, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Torch Honor 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Hi'Climberettes 3, 4, Tri'Y 3, 4, B Club 3, 4, Vodvil 3, Pep Club 4, Gaveleers 4, National Honor 3, 4, Dramatics Club Ig Squeegee Board 2, Chamber of Commerce 4, Senior Play 4. THOMAS, EDWARD F.- His easyfgoing manner and his football playing makes him an easy-going guy. Band I, 2, Choir 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3. THOMPSON, WILLIAM C.- His ability strikes you as hard as a left to the jaw. Latin Club 2, Letterman's Club 3, 4g Ski Club 3, 4, Squeegee Board 45 Chamber of Commerce 4, Boxing 2, 3, 4. TILLBERG, KARIN E.- A faithful energy to finish a given task. Retailers' Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 4, F.H.A. Zi, 3, 4. TOOPS, DORLA J.-- She appeals to everyone she meets. gfagnatics Club 4, Social Studies 4, Squeegee Board 4, Pep u 4. RL TUAI, MOI- Expert on eficiencyf' -rf f Retail Selling 4, Pep Club 4. V STLJHLER, GEORGE R.- Where there's activity, there's Georf gif. Latin Club 1, 2, Torch Honor 2, 3, Vice-Pres. 33 Beta Hi-Y 3, 4, President 4, Golden Paw 3, 4, Ski Club 3, 4, Boys' Club Cabinet Z, 3, 4, Chamber of Commerce 4, Gaveleers Club 4, Student Council 4, Inter'Club Council 3, 4, Lair Ad' Staff 2, Senior Class President. SUMNER, HAROLD A.- As quiet as the 'B' in subtle. Football 1, Z, 3, Choir. SWAN, LAWRENCE A. NSWANYH- Swany - how we love ya! Puppeteers lg Radio Club 2, 3, Vice-Pres. 2, Operators 2, 3, 4, Rifle Club 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 3, Treas. 4, Science Club 4. SWANSON, HUGO K.- He knows the secret of enjoying life. SWEDBACK, PEGGY- She's got ideas and ideals, plus a livel singing voice. R. Club 2, 3, F.H.A. 2, Glee 2, Choir and Operetta 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Vice'Pres. 4, Pep Club 4. TAPPE, THEODORE TED -- Oh, look at me now! Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Class. Pres. 'R' ULBRIGHT BRUCE F He enjoys people people enjoy him Torch Honor 2 3 Spanish Club 1 2 Science Club 4 UNGREN BILL He knows a lot and says little VANCE DAVID H Although quiet and reserved he is a great addition to any school VANCE MARY L.-- She radiates goodness just as she magnmzes ' ds. 'Tgrlbh Honor 2 3 4' National Honor 3 4' R. C. Club 2' Lair 2: Latin Club 2 3' French Club 4- Pep Club 4. VAN FOSSEN ANNA L.- Quiet and reserved but full of VASEY, RICHARD C.- He's off to a wonderful start. Latin 1, Spanish 2, 3, German 4, Beta Hi'Y 4, National Honor 3, 4: Gaveleers 4. VEHRS, ERIC- Determined to get the best out of life. Bandg Alpha Hi'Y, Choir. VEHRS, JACK- His outstanding school sdrvice, dependability and initiative mark him as a true leader. Golden Paw 3, 4, Pres 43 Student Council3 Gaveleers 43 Vice' President of Senior Class. VERBON, V. KATHLEEN KATHY - Her eyes are rhapsodies in blue. Band 13 G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 2, 33 Creative Writ' ing 2, 33 B Club 3, 43 TrifY 3, 43 Talent Scouts 43 Drama 4g Pep Club 4. VORDAHL, JOHN M.- The cares of school going have left him untouched. WACHTMAN, PEARL E.- A fine person who makes a path for others to follow. Key of Life Club 3, 4g German Club 33 Gaveleers' Club 4. WAHLQUIST, VIRGINIA A.- She excels in all she does. Band 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. 2, 3, 43 Treasurer 4: Latin Club 23 Torch Honor 2, 3, 43 TrifY 3, 43 B Club 3, 4: R. C. Club 3, Treasurer 33 Pep Club 43 National Honor 43 Gaveleers 43 Social Studies 43 Cat Log, Music Editor 43 Senior Play. 'Q' WATERS, FRED D.- He'll do well in his chosen line. Band 3, 43 Spanish Club 3. WATSON, NANCY ANN- Her winning way captivates all with whom she comes in contact. French Club 2, 33 Key of Life Club 3, 43 Retailers 3, 4, Torch Honor 3, 43 National Honor 43 Pep Club 4. Entered from Detroit. WEAVERg BARBARA JEANNE BOBBY -- A credit to our music department. Spanish Club 1, 2: Dramatics Club 11 Choir and Opcretta l, 2, 3, 4: Head Majorette 3, 43 Torch Honor 3, 4: Tri-Y 3, 4: Pep Club 43 Swing Band Vocalist 2, 31 Viidtil 1, 2, 3, 4, Cai Log Staff 3. XVENZL, MARY LOU- As true blue as they i'0'mc. 48'ers 13 Retailers 4: Pep Club 4. Spanish Club 3. WHEELER, BONNIE JEAN - Her lqmcliiess could melt Alaska's icebergsf' Pep Club 43 Lair Ad Stuff 4 WHITAKER, JAMES PHILIP- Brightens many a dull period. Chamber of Commerce. WALDEN, M. LEE- More than you know. Spanish Club 3, 43 Science Club 4. WALKER, JANET- Perfect -manners. Latin Club 3, 4g Spanish Club 4, Pep Club 43 Ski Club 4. Graduated in 3 years. WALL, NANCY LOU NAN -Gentle ai-rsg courtlcy manners. Tri-Y 3, 43 Pep Club 43 C. of C. 2, 3, 4: Frosh Class Student Council Representative, Vodvil 3, 43 G. A. A. 1, 2, 33 InterfClub Council 1. WALLIS, LAURICE M.-- Devou.t in her beliefs. Key of Life Club 3, 43 Torch Honor 3, 4g National Honor 4. WALTON, ORVILLE- He loves 'em and leaves 'em. WALTON, ROY- Obliging and considerate. WILLIAMS, DOROTHY LEE- Quiet and ever busy. FHA. 4. WILSON, MARY JEAN- Efficiency, personality, a sense of humor-what more could you want? G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. Cabinet 2, 3, 4, B Club 3, 4, B Club President 4, 48'ers 1, History Council 1, Torch Honor 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3, National Honor 3, 4, R. C. Club 2, 3, TrifY 3, 4, Chaplain 4, Choir 3, 4, Operetta Business Staff 3, Latin Club 2, 3,, Pep Club 4, InterfClub Council 4, Vice'Presif dent 4, Gaveleers 4, Cat Log Assistant Editor 4, Key of Life 3, Senior Play. WILSON, WILLIAM C. BILL - Bill has certainly made his mark in our school-hats off to a swell person. -lr. HifY 1, Sec. 1, Lair Staff 1, 2, Football and Basket' ball 1, 2, Choir and Operetta l, 2, 3, Alpha Hi'Y 2, 3, 4, Sgt.fatfArms 4, junior Class Officer, Knights of Golden Paw 3, 4, Treas. 4, InterfClub Council 3, Squeegee Board 3, 4, Treas. 3, VicefPres. 4, Latin Club 3, Basketball and Track Manager 3, 4, C. of C. 3, 4, Vodvil 3, 4, Assistant Business Manager 3, Executive Board 4, Cat Log Staff 3, 4, Assist. Ir. Bus. Manager 3, Assist. Sen. Bus. Manager 4:l Gaveleers Club 4, Senior Class Officer, Student Coun- ci 4. WISE. ROBERT- He's happy when he's doing what he likes. Rifle Club 3, 4: Retailers' Club 4. WOLTHER, CHARLES O.-- Swimming is an absession with limi. Entered from Denver Colorado. WRIGHT, GEORGIA MAE- Can't you tell? F.H.A. 4, Glee 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 4. WHITE, DOROTHY JUNE- Life for her should be smooth sailing. G.A.A. 1, 2, Key of Life 3, 4, Spanish 4, Talent Scouts 4. WHITE, NANCY CAROLYN- She surpasses most others in school spirit. Spanish Club 3, 4, Chamber of Commerce 4, Tri'Y 4, Scienn Club 4, Pep Club 4, Choir and Operetta 3, 4. Entered from San Diego. e WEIN, LUTHERINE A.- One of those bluefey blondes. Glee Club 2, 3, 4, R. C. Club 3, F,H.A. 4, Pep Club 4 WILEY, IIM VICTOR- No problem or situation is ever tc much for him. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, Letterman Club 2, 3, 43 G3 eleers, 4, Beta HifY 4, Social Studies 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Honora Captain Football 4. WILLIAMS, ARGIE LEE- Willing to help in any wort while activity. Spanish Club 2, 4, Gaveleers 4. WILLIAMS, COLLEEN GEORGIA- She's GS f'l'lfl 10 able as a dollar bill. Pep Club 4, G.A.A. 4, Talent Scouts 4, Ski Club Tri-Y -4, HifClimberettes 4, Spanish Club 4, Chamber Commerce 4. YORK, THAD- He's not one to take life seriously. YOUNG, GEORGE- Ask the man who owns one. YOUNG, IEANNE M.- Gentle in nature. Fortyfeighters 1, Spanish Club 2, Talent Scouts 3, Pep Club 4, Glee 2, 3, 4, Choir 4, Senior Play , Lair Ad Staff 1, G.A.A. 1, 2. YOUNG, LEA MAE-'AWe're so very fond of you. G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee 3, Pep 4, German Club, Sec.'Treas. 4 Talent Scouts 3, 4, Drill Team 4. YOUNG, VENA JEAN- And music fills the air. Glee 1, 2, Latin Club 2, 3, S anish Club 3, 4, French Club 4 Choir 3, 4, Operetta 3, Pep Club 4. ZANONIE, NORMA- She rates among the best there are. Pep Club 4. ETTERQUIST, IOAN E.- Full of fun and pep, i-Climbcrcttcs 3, 4: Slu Clulw 3g TrI'Y 4: Pcp Club 4. ntered from Scnltlv. ZIMMERMAN, ROSE MARY- Of dmng gourd wnrlq hllflll 'never Stup. , ., ' . 7, . ' ' A .. I 7 L.IIr BuSIncSS Stuff I, ... L.ur Edntonal Stall 3. Crmtnc NX rit- Ing Cluh 2, 31 Key Of Lmfc Club 3: Pep Club 4. ZISKA, PATRICIA L.- A QlTl nf few wunlsf' SHFORD, SONIA- Cute as ever, STARRETT, CAROL- 2luiet and nice. flutter ROBERT AHEARN WARREN AMBLER GEORGE BAKER JAMES BARRY GEORGE BOEKENOOGEN ROBERT BOOTH DONALD BRANAM ALFRED BRASHEAR HUBERT BRUCHMAN RICHARD CAMPBELL DELBERT CHILDRESS WILLIAM COLE BARRY CRESSMAN CLARENCE DANCE ROSEMARY DANIELS JOHN DAY JACK EDMONSON JOHN EUGITT MARILYN GASPARDO JACK GILMOUR WALLACE GREEN RAY HALL AARON HANSON OMA HUGHES, JR. DALE JOHNSON. BETTY JUSTUS PATRICK KELLY JERRY KEMMER WILLIAM KNAPP EDWARD KNUTSON FRANCIS KRONENBERG MARVIN LEACH GEORGE LOWE PAUL LYONS hy 5'mi1frs EARL MCDONALD JERRY McGINNIS JAMES McGOWAN GENE McKELVY DE ALTON McMAHON JACK MAGUIRE SAM MILLARD OWEN MORITZ GEORGE MOTT DALE MYERS WILLIAM OLIN HOWARD ORR WAYNE PALMER HARVEY POULSON EDWARD QUINN ROGER REMY HARVEY RENN WILLIAM ROTHENBERG RAY SACKER DONALD SHAW MARGARET SIMONS LLOYD SMITH LOUIS STARK ALVIN VILLWOCK KENNETH VON ARB ROY WALKER WILLIAM WALTON LEWIS WARREN DAVE WESSELER WILLIAM WILFORD HARRIET WILLIAMS LARRY WOOD FLOYD YOUNG JAMES YUST Page 33 Pag 34 Our Memorzcs . Semors 1948 Remember when? Frosh 44 Ah' We slept late m the mornmg wxth 12 to 4 30 shxft Gals w1th the usual sklrts and sweater and wooden shoes Boys always ID d1rty cords and T shlrts shakes at Pops Grvmg the glrls the1r bxg chance wlth Tolo Week The first formal What a thrill Person1us our first prexy Assembhes were tops Loahng 1n the summer Sophs m 45 Entered new hlgh school stxll underclassmen George at the helm Excurs1on to Everett Only Gross State defeat State Tourney Heartbreaker Working hard After game dan es Buy a trcket for the Stad1um ' At last upperclassmen Most of our efforts th1s year went toward the new Stadlum Have a Heart Buy a chance on the Ford Ted presldxng unlor Prom best dance of the year Cross State basketball won 2nd year Gur fmrst taste of sox hops ln the gym the boys gxvxng wxth just one short year to go Stuhler as Pres We finally got our Stad1um Best football team ever defeated Ballard on Thanksglvmg What a thrxller mythlcal state champs Muff rexgnmg as HOm6COmlDU ueen Assembl1es m the gym Gaveleers was tops B H S Wlldcats really gomg to town coppmg Cross State League tltle for the thlrd consecutwe year D1str1ct Ghampxonshxp t1tle and second place rn the state tournament Band and cheer leaders domg a swell job keepmg up morale wlth Elmer as Kmg MUSIC Depart ment put on many concerts and made several tours mcludxng a trlp to Portland Rose Fest1val The drmll team gamed fame along wlth the tumblmg team makmg many out of state appearances Another student productxon was 48 Vodv1l whlch made a good wil tour to Everett Hey Shmoe' IS a typ1cal saylng around the halls Boxmg team sent Wes Echols to Golden Gloves Tourney Baseball and golf d1d a swell job w1th a good season Th1nclads brought many v1ctor1es w1th johnny Jones star Drck Fulhngton summmg up a swell year as A S B presxdent Then graduatlon june 9 1948 proper cllmax to twelve years of work and fun Glass Day Bacca laureate and Semor Sneaks brmv to a close but shall always remember four of the most perfect years at B H S f O O ' 5 sn. as .. . . . . Cl T1 K5 if the usual Say Who . . L A. S. B. elections in the spring . . . SENIORS . . . U, . qq A . ' . . . , ,, . li 11' ' ' ... ' ' , ...a l ilu , T 3 I lb 9 C Although the class of 49 did not dlstmgulsh Itself by bemg unusually actrve ll dxd partxcnpate wnth much success In the tradmonal actxvmes of other classes who have preceded It There were many In FRANK POOLE Pffsldfm wxth great EHICIEHCY any task assxgned to them Those of thus group who can be gxven deserved crednt for carrymg out thexr jobs with proflclency are the chaxrmen of the several commlttees namely Pat Vermxhon float commxttee Ioan Shanly assembly Pat Harris Sock Hop Mary Lee Holcomb Cotton Ball and Ieanne Peterson jumor Prom Amon the functions of thls group was the decoratmg of the gymnasxum for the Semors commencement CXEYCISBS JEAN PETERSON MISS ZLENKO Vice-President Adviser 1 VIRGINIA LEE PAT VERMILLION NANCY DAVIDSON KIM TUAI SCCTCNITY TTCGSWCT Student Council Representative se'geam'a A 5 the class who were dxlxgent workers and performed Page 35 JU IOR CLASS OFFICERS l S ,Q ,U .'. D , V6 a K X R 6 xx 64 -3 6' . 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A if , l . dv' f , Heir- l ' -fx - . . , t I if? -5 as T e w y U Q A 2 V . ,J X X V , Aw y es Marvin Adams, Rosalind Adams, Gloria Allen, Betty Rae Almo, Cliff Anderf son, Ilene Anderson, james Anderson, Marjorie Andrews, Robert Angel. Bill Ashley, Dorothy Ansiin, Mjldn-J Baker, jerry Balclcen, Elliott Ball, Dorf milee Barager, Ken Bayer, jean Baxter. Louise Beasley, Doris Beck, Nancy Bender, Oscar Bentson, Virginia Berg, Richard Berry, Ieannette Beusch, Bernie Bjornsen, Brian Bjorgio. Arlene Blair. Ben Bledsoe, Arnold Bloomer, Munson Bluuibeig, 'lo Boelirner, George Bog' gess, Doiotliv Bonnell, Joanne Bout' pickle, l..iriy lltvlio, Ken Bowfutl Bill Bowers, Keith Bowman, Margaret Brad, Marilyn Bradford, jack Bradley, Beverly Brannin, lim Braun, Beverly Bray, Georgia Bray. -loan Brock, Duane Brown, Robert Browning, Ceortie Bryan, Margie liawur. George A, Buchanan, Carl Buetf tgenhacii, Audrey Burgh, Ron Burke, Lita Bywaters. Nathan Cammack, D Campbell, Barbara Campbell. Ray C. ter, Dolores Carver, Mel Case. Bile Casey, Diane Cavern. DeVVitt Chalfant, Kenneth Cheesetnan, Lois Christiensen, jack Culver, Roger Clay, jim Cole, Helen Coltos, Robert Cook, Verona Cooper. Blakely Corey, Ronald Cox. Faye Cra lord, Dick Cundilf, Duane Currev lmrbara Curtis Nancy Davidson, Dar Davies, Betty Davis Lila Davis, Richard Dayl Amanda ll Cloedt, Cecelia Deitch, Liane D'Enti mont, Roland DeVinney, ,lim Dillt Marybelle Dolen, James Dolinar. Ina, Dowell, Mary Alice Driscoll, B Duemling, Christine Duke. Lawren Earl, Deloy Eddington, Ken Edmonsc Charles Eldridge, Dorothy Emerson. Wally Erwin, Kenneth Estes, Frank Fagan, Esther Fantz., Allce, Farmer, Robert Farmer, Bull Ferguson, Barbara Ferrxn, Lola Rae Fxelds. Ruth Finden, Audrey Flaugber, Elnza- bcth Fleming, Niles F l e m 1 n g. Ed- ward Forbes, Jack -Forbes, Pete Fore- man, Clayton Fouts, Arnold Fox. Jun Freese, Betty Frost, Glen Garrett. Rlchard George. Barbara Grblett. Frank Gxll, Herbert Gxll, Margaret Gxllard, Colleen Grace Myrna Gross, Barbara Hall, Betty Hall LaVerne Hallsted, Margaret Hannan Pat Hansen, Roy Hanson, Bru-:e Hur' low, Par Harvey. Joyce Hawklns, Dons Haydodc, Bob Hayes. Roland Hays, Jerry Heaeoclc. Karen Hendeman, Glenn Hexstand, Fred Hendry. Shirley Hernnn. Gordy Herd. Ray Hlbbard, Helen Hm- den, Douglas Hrll, Jack Hull, Gav Hmze, Charles Hirst, Robert Hrtt, Bar- bara HIIDQLIKUY. Mary Lee Holcomb, Betty Jane Hol- land, Jlm Howard. Margaret Howard. Robert Howard, Oma Hughes, Lorrannc Hnlett, Vxvlan Ireland, Vrrgxma Jack- son. Bob Jacobs, Jacquellne Jacobs, Ln Dwonna Jacobson, Ray Jenkms, Bolw Johnson, Eleanor Johnson. Leo Jolwf son, Bill Johnson, Bernadette Jones, Beverly Jordan, Dale Jordan, Betty Kane, Yvonne Keller, Kaye Kempt. Donna Kerxn, Joanne Kcrttula, Pat Klaus, Dortbclla Knlgbt Jack Knowles, Vmrgnnla Knox, Charles Koon, Joanne Krueger, Elsxe Langlgey. Mrldred Larson, Ann Laurme, Plen- Laurxe, Donna Lawson Kay Lawson, Lmla Lee, bwfglfilli Lee. Bob Leonard, Leroy Frntz, Barbara Lester, Georgla Llchter, Rmchzxrd Llllyf bridge, Danny Lim. JO, tc- J-as 'ff lg lbi ,G-fl J. Q 5 . 4 'I Is F x. V 1 vlasf ' C- :' Q. gt.. Q 2 fit' :lg I. Q , - flu' N K 8 , s , r I . Q1 N K X1 A F l A .1 U Q Q Q ' A tl x, ,F ai. ' Q-1 'ff Cv P fi .... f 1 , x K J 3 6 3 A Q 6 x -5 '- 2. t 4 J' ' -y 1 0 A A ' 4 o- Q6 , iff' 'if' Q:g4: l xg: 'Ag Q-N 5 V F: Ja 'J , , A G ,gl I N C. lv 8 3, 'gg ridf' we ,llfffl if . ' ' If . L B 3 1 A 'V ' 'Q N' :K 5: I 2 v 'S ,W 1 V lr M N if I M. s. 4 , 4: , I 5. O, 3 H' be 55. f Ai! ,. It lap-l Q Thelma Liston, Blanche Lorimcr, Fran' ces Loughran, Cora Lounsbury, Frank Lovejoy, Joann Lund, Milton Lund' blade,, James Magneson, Norman Man' ninE. 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Q QV' Z by A V'-fr me Q 14- Q' Q.. if by 'ig N Y L L K., Page 40 SOPHOMORE CLASS RON MADLIN MISS WOODWARD JACK NAON President Advise-y Vuce Presxdent 44129 sv-4' if DON FARRAR VIRGINIA MOORE CAROL MAWSON DAVID HAYFO Secretary Treasurer RD Student Councul Representatwc Sergeant at Arms The year of 1948 brought to Bremerton Hlgh School one of the most promlsmg groups of sophomores 1n recent years The Sophomore Class thls year made records m soc1al actlvxtxes 1n athleucs and 1n scholarshxps The Sophomore Class sponsored a class party and a very successful Soph omore Hop Though we are sorry that thxs year IS over wxth ltS achleve ments and good tlmes enjoyed, we are lookmg forward to our Jumor year wxth hugh hopes and great expectatlons My x I 7 ' lv. -7 'tp L L, A .... ' in U., ,rf Y..-' L' 'X V tw, . x . . ' ' gli gf-- Civ! I .V A -s Q 's K1 , -. - ,. 3 Q ' f l , . . . r Front Row: Robert Book, Barbara Anderson, Dorothy Beck, Evelyn Benskin, Evelyn Baer, Betty An' derson, Geraldine Brittcll, Nancy Bender, Gloria Bergin, Dick Bjor' neby. Row 2: Ed Blank, Cliff Boyd, Bob Braendlein, Dorothy Braendlein, Jean Baxter, Barbara Babbitt, Bar- bara Alfred, Beverly Benson, Ar- den Booth, Tom Avery. Row 3: Don Ahlf, Ray Benson, Ronald Ayers, Roger Adams, Thomas Ball, john Boyd, Richard Brenden, Lawrence Balcom, Cal- vin Bell. Front Row: Eloise Castro, Doreen Braget, Pamela Cameron, Barbara- Butler, JoAnne Crawford, Mary Carlson, Phyllis Chapin, jack: Crawford, joan Capp. Row 2: Clifford Casad, Ricky Bar' ner, Frank Conrad, Bob Corbin, H e r m a n Christensen, Carinnc Crenshaw, joan Dailey, ,lune Clark Row 3: Douglas Daly, Harold Bu' her, Bob Childress, jack Galhoun. Bill Buckley, jim Bryan, Chuck Cates. Row 4: Weldon Canaday, Bruce Carter, Bob Carson, Richard Day, Gilbert Cox, jerry Coldiron, Chuck Crawford. Front Row: Frances Darcty, Betty Jean Eddy, Bette Frost, Jacky Dietz, Mary Lee Fletcher, Kathryn Dunham, Jeri Geiger, Marie Gal- langer, Marion Frey. Row 2: Shirley Gannon, Faith Deaver, Beverly Disher, Sher-on Dunning, Beverly Fagon, Edith Eigner, Mary jo Eiler, Catherine Evans. Row 3: Al Farris, Bob Fields, Har- lan Giese, IoAnne Francis, Ruth Gardner, Ioy Edmison, Norma Ferrier. Row 4: Leroy Fritz, ,lames Frinne, Douglas Ferguson, lim Degari' more, Dick Dixon, Don Frodsham, Roy Fields, Jim Eisenmann, Don Farrar. Front Row: Donna Gusa, Imogene Hendricks, Mary Hurd, Carolyn Gwin, Donna Huber, Sandra Har- denbrook, Ida Mae Granzow, Ros' alie Halverson, Leota Harvey. Row 2: Ronnie Gusa, john Hein' rich, Shirleyann Guse, Carroly Hendershot, Barbara Keith, Agnes Hansen, Gloria Hanson, Audrey Heinz. Row 3: Clayton Harrell, Bob George, Bruce Harlow, Dave Hay- ford, Howard Harvey, Lee Horton, Oma Hughes, Gordon Gladson. Row 4' Van Hoffman, ,lack Har- desty, jack Hayes, Robert How- ard, Carl Hammond, Billy Hawes, Robert Hagen, Arthur Hoffman Front Row: Roberta Komoll, Becky Kerttula, Alverna Knapp, Mary Jane LaPage, Beverly lmhofl, Sarah Joscelyn, Carol Krueger Row 2: Carol Larsen, Janet john' son, Nancy Jacobsen, Roberta King, Marilyn LaPage, Betty john' son, Marlene Kanthaclc, Donna Lason. ' Row 3: Manning Larson, David johnson, Gerald Kluth, Ed Kar- chesy, Al jacklin, Roland Hays, Duane Hauge, Larry Keifert. Row 4: Don King, 'Charles Judd, Gibb johnson, Duane Iverson, Robert Larson, Tom Keck, jimmy Larkin. Front Row: Maxine Maier, Alida Ann Lindblad, Pat Lent, Dolores Lins, Sue Machgan. Row 2' Darlene Lund, Kay Lawson, Ellen Laurie, Ann Leathley, Bev- erly Lundgren, Danny Lim Row 3: Eddie Lee, Bob Mackinsky, Ray Lepper, Conrad Lather, jerry Lauver, Don Loomis, Ronnie Mad' in. Front Row: Lora Miller, Maxine Northway, Mary Alice McLean, Garol Mawson, LaDora McWilf liams, Linda McPhee, Marianne Michels, Dona McDonald, JoAnn Natter, Olivine Monette. Row 2: Marian Miller, Marlene Martin, Margaret Mundy, Norma Munie, Norma McDonell, Virginia Moore, Sally McAlmond, ,loan Miller, Doris McCorkle, Virginia McCormick, Barbara Morrison. Row 3: Darwin Mears, jack Mur- ray, Dave Michelsen, Nina Mc' Farland, Bebe Bowman, Beverly Brannin, Vivian Michelsen, 'loan Newswander, Sbirlee Marcott, Le- ona McMahon, Eunice Martin. Row 4: Gerald Murphy, Ken Murf ray, Raymond McDonald, -lack McCarn, Vv'ayne Nettelcoven, Vern Moore, Bob McAdams, Gene Miner, Bernard Maxum, Dwight Milruleclcy, Bobby Metzler, Lorin Mathews. Front Row: Berneda Ramey, Pat Patnude, Marjorie Rebelske, Ellen Peterson, Virginia Reid, Donna Quimby, Ruth Peck, Lorraine Pet' erson, Betsy Reddick. R0w 2: Patricia Nott, Pat Nilson, Gladys Peace, Betty Otto, 'loan Olsammons, Mary Lee Quicn, Elizabeth Pederson. Row 3: jim Ralph, Raymond Otto, Don Reich, jim Owens, jack Os' horn, Don Rieg, Harold Purbaugh. Row 4: Eugene Echols, jim Prich- ard, Gerald Ganaday, Gus Robin' son, John McGraw, Rodger Olson, Dick Postlewait. Front Row: Beryl Qlson, Beverly Orr, Frieda Robinson, Mary Cath- erine Shirey, Anna May Smith, Janet Scobey, Joyce Rodgffi. Jenny Roobashevsky. Carrie Sin' glcton, Marilyn Siegel. Row 2' Joanie Royse, Betty Rowan. Rose Scott, Loralee Ryder. Cello' tine Robinson, Louise Rayzor, Joyce Bryan. Alice Jean Shaver, Lorraine Siam. Isabell Sherbesman. Row 3' Frank Rogers, Don Smith.- Bob Rintzler, VVebster Sergeant, Ronald Salisbury, Earl Smith, Keith Olson Row 4' Robert Rose, Joan Sloneckf er, Field Ryan, John Sheets, Larry Ross, Fred Roth, Allen Siegel, Harvey Sclinell. Front Row: Desire Stark, Delma Unterseher, Cloeen Olson, Nona Stautler, Gwen Rondal. ,loan Steele, Phyllis Thompson. Carla Volz, Alice Vining. Row 2: Dolores Stivers, Daisy Still' man, Arlene Snyder, Thelma Starks, Shirley Salter, Carole Spruce, llcane Thomas, Delores Torkelson, Sherry Turner, Row 3: Dick Stuart, Ernest Smith, Donald Thomason, Fred Stelter, Joe Tail, Frank Sennett, Boyd Smith, Carol Trimble, Betty Trapp Row 4: Roland Vifagoner, John VanSant, Dale Thornburgh. Gene Robinson, Earl Smith, Eugene Sorf ensen, Charles Sherman, Don Thoemke. Front Row: Geneva Wilson, Pa' tricia Jacobsen, Jeraldine Wright. Jeanne Wright, Jean Uber, Iris Wilclman, Barbara Wheeler, Mar' ilyn Wuethrick, Joann Wyatt, Dorothy Wallis. Row 2: Almeena Williams, Richard Andersen, Kenneth Stanley, Bar' bara Ward, Aletta Widell, Ra' mona Winger, Margaret XVhite. Jane Walton, Jean Wallach, Mary Alice Watson, Beverly Williams., Row 3: Clyde Young, Wally Uric, Don Wild, Gary Taylor, Jim Welty, Larry Watson, Gordon Young, Clifford White, Dorothy Mae Williams. Row 45 John White, Douglas Wil' liams, Richard Walther, Frank White, Don Wagner, Bob Walker, James Rieg, Jim Wright, Charles Zengel, LeRoy Wise. Front Row: Donna Stanton, Mary Ann Taylor, Lorraine Kanthack, Donna Banach, Beulah Beyer, Dorf otliy Fairly, Clara Bott, Donna Adams, Geraldine Davis. Row 2' Lois Holmquist, Joyce Sweesy, Lola Madison, Dolores Burmaster, Marrianne Hancock. Carolyn Whitforcl, Jeanette Ham- mond, Lois Wiggins, Beverly Lun' demo. Row 3i Marilyn Craft, Marie Jean Wilson, Mary Jean Hudson, Bar- bara Warner, Rose Marie Adkins, Frank Thompson, Jeanne Satran, Dora Taylor. Row 4: Milton Hill, Denny Roger' son, Jim Lumley, Jack Robinson, Melvin Hunsacker, Robert Sanders. George Brooking, Charles Qoasirs 2? 12599 ,Je fl. QC' as 5' we 6 ,B . ,ls J ga Q-Q fm-rf g, . . ' Q-R Xiu' .f57mV 4- fi Q gli 'H 'N ...fy Mfr 74 Z is Y inns-K - W ' 'QQOVVHW' g J Page 46 TUDE T BODY OFFICER DICK FULLINGTON President MY RON CHRISTIANSEN VICE'PTCSfdCHI DOROTHY McNUTT Secretary BARBARA SORENSEN 'Treasurer DIXIE SHEETS Gwls Club Preszdent BILL ALEXANDER Boys Club Preszdent The Executxve Board th1s year has endeavored to fulfill the wxshes of the Assocxated Students, wxth cooperatlon as the keynote Exchange assemblxes were grven and numer ous good wlll trlps were taken to other hlgh schools wlth excellent results The exec utlve board has convened once a week and has welcomed and gxven careful consxderatxon to each suggestlon from the student body The hall patrol football movxes, and other projects were made posslble only through the complete cooperatlon not only of the members of the executxve board and faculty but also of the entlre student body 'iw J 1 ns - S1 - . - 1 kd . ' 9 . ' . , . TUDE T COUNCIL MYRON CHRISTIANSEN JACK VEHRS DOROTHY MCNUTT BILL ALEXANDER judgg Prosccutz-ng Attorney Clcr Sergeant at Arms The Student Council rs the judmclal department of Bremerton Hrgh s student gov ernment All mrsdemeanors are trled ln a democratlc manner, and all pumshments are handled by the counc1l, except 1n some cases where the offenders are sent to Mr Martrn The members of thxs group represent a cross sectxon of the school Representatlves from the classes class presrdents, the executive board, editor of the Laxr, edrtor and busmess manager of the Cat Log and the presxdent of the Golden Paw comprlse th1s organxzatxon Regular courtroom procedure 15 followed m all trrals and We feel that a democratlc student government IS explrfled ID the Student Councd The councll rs effectrve ID educatlng pupxls rn good school crtxzenshlp Left to Rrght Dorothy McNutt Ron Madlxn Douglas Pattersdn jnmxe McArthur Dame Sheet Dxck Pullrngton eclr Vehrs Frank Poole Myron Chrrstnansen George Sruhler Nadnnc itciddard Bxll Wilson Barbara Sorensen Amanda DcCloedt Nancy Davxd on Carol Maw on xl Alexander Page 47 Pmgc 48 WILLARD GREEN Secretary BOB PLAISANCE Sergeant at Arms BOYS CLUB BILL ALEXANDER Pfesrdent DALLAS MILLER Vzce Presrdent The Executxve Board of the club would like to thank the Cabinet and all other boys who have grven thexr trme for the betterment of the Boys Club Bemg a servxce club we have done as much as we possxbly could to help our school We helped the new students get acqualnted wxth our line buxldmg and teachers We helped the older students by glvmg our txme to a vocational con ference for the beneit of therr future We have grven several assemblres whrch have proved very satrsfactory We would also lxke to thank our advxser Mr Ramm lm hrs fine help The Boys Club of thrs year wrshes next years officers and cnhmct all the success m the world Bark Ron Bud Olson Gordon Herd Duck Bernard Myron Chnstnansen jerry Schnell F out Row Dltk l'ullmg,ton W1ll1rd Green Bill Alexander Dallas Mlller George Stuhlcr . u - . , . 1 , ' , Q , . , . , . W ' ' A . V L ' , , , . ,' ' ' ' ' , 1 , y 1 ' 4 GIRLS CLUB DIXIE SHEETS Prtsudcnt SALLY HETRICK Vxce Presxdent MAIN DY DeCI.OEDT Secretary The Grrls Club has agarn proved xtself a servxce club Some of our actxvltles have been Get acquamted partues vocational conference publrcatxon and dxstnbutxon of th B book monthly assemhhes Red Cross Com mumty Chest and other drwes banquets for football and basketball teams Chrrst mas trees for Naval Hospxtal pauents faculty tea sprung carnxval and exchange of vxsnts and assemblxes wxth Gxrls Clubs at nearby schools Our smcere thanks go to the volunteer commxttees the cabnnet and especlally to our advxser Mrs Clement who .has helped us wxth our personal problems to enjoy servnce to others and to live our Glrls Club creed True to the best that xs wxthm me that I may become a fine and worthy woman Treasurer Qtandmg Mrs Clement Barbara Meacham Amanda DeCloedt Seated Lons Poole Dotsy Fxne Sally Hetrnck Marlene Mxller Jan Oreck Norma Bpornehy Dorothy Hanberg LORRAINE ANDERSEN Page 49 , v rf . 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' v v . , , . , , . . 1 n 1 - a x -1 . . 1 U - - - '- - -- 1 . . - a u v 1 , , I TER-CLUB COUNCIL Inter Club Council membership con sists of the president or a representa tive from every club in Bremerton High School The council meets once a month or as often as necessary t regulate club activities Inter Club Council is one of the most useful clubs in Bremerton High School for through it the activities of the various organ izations are coordinated The purpose of the council is to teach good parlia mentary rocedure committee work and club unctionmg Issues concerning all clubs are always referred to the I C C thus activities can be better planned better advertized and con scquently more successful CHUCK PRATT MARY JEAN WILSQN JANE CLEGG Preswlent Vice President Secretafy Bac Row Willard Green Jamie McArthur Doug Patterson Richard Lilly bridge Cliff Ferguson Dick Fullmgton Dick Vasey Myron Christiansen Second Row Harley Olson LaVonda Gilchrist Frank Schriclrer Mary Jean Wilson Margaret Beaton jane Clegg Nan Barnet Marxane Christiansen Leona Munroe First Row Dixie Sheets Barbara Sorensen Norma Bjorneby Marilyn Arthur gfmuck Pratt George Stuhler Mandy DeCloedt Jean Clement Mrs ement GOLDE P Q9 The Golden Paw is the Police Force of Bremerton Hxght School These are the boys who see that the rules of the Student Council are maintained and through their efforts B H S is kept an orderly civilized pl21CC The job of handing out warrants to offend ers is not a particularly pleasant one So we admire these boys for the fine job they are doing Another big votc of approval goes to their capable d viser Mr Guerin JACK VEHRS BUD OLSEN GORDON PERSONIUS BILL WILSON President Vice'Preside-nt Sgcretary Tfcasufg-r Back Row: Bud Olson, Wally Erwin, Bob Plaisance, Babe Chase, Bill Wilson. Second Row: Bob Olson, Gordy Personius, lack Vehrs, George Stuhler, Carl Nelson. Ffont Rotu: Glen Heistand, jack Crawford, Bffnafd Nelson- Danny' I-im, Kim Tuai, Mr. Guerin. Page 50 .4 9'A,vP5 1 ' wr- hi 15' I 55 b-by GfkCXMM5pQ 5 , - 'A -A NATIONAL HONOR MARILYN ARTHUR President JOHN MILNER Vicc'P1esidmt CAROL FLAHERTY Secnta.-ry EDNA ROWAN Treasurer ED PRESTON Sergeant-at'A'rms MISS HAYFOR D Adviser Bark Row: Preston, Hagen, Fullington, Patterson, Carlson, McArthur, Milner. Row 3: Sanborn, Arthur, Wilson, Hetrick, Wahlquist, Wallis. Row 2: McPhee, Flaherty, Fugate, Pullman, Holeton, Sandvick, Vance, Holmes. Row 1: Nahas, Theis, Andersen, Sorensen, Bales, Beckett, Beaton, Phelps, Watson. The National Honor Society is comprised of juniors and Seniors with the highest scholastic averages. Entering a Homecoming float, the assembly, a booth in the carnival, climaxed by an exchange visit with a Victoria, British Columbia, High School are some of the things that have kept the National Honor Socety members busy. Probably the most important project was sponf soring the Cat Cave, where members sold school supplies to the students. HONOR STUDENTS Named Valedictorian of the class of 1948 was Douglas Patterson, while the honors of Saluta- torian went to James McArthur. These two most outstanding students were chosen in April to lead their class in scholastic honors. Douglas .has been very active in many school organizations, holding the position of business mana er for two ears and Editor in Chief of g y Y , , the Lair besides being an outstanding student. ------' He also participated in the Benjamin Franklin oratorical contest and is an active memher of the Delvlolay. James, EditorfinfChief of the Cat Log, has proved his abilities in the fields of chemistry, music, and oratory and has won a scholarship to Reed College, as well as honorable mention in the Westinghouse Science Talent Search. and a certificate of distinguished performance in thc Front Row: Voss, Thorson, Caven. Pepsi-Cola Scholarship test. Raw 2: Giblett, Vermilion, Rowan. Row 3: Thomas, Tucker, Russell. Page 72 TORCH HONOR DARRELL RU EF President JOEL TUCK ER Vice'Preside'nt VIRGINIA TAYLOR Secretary MARIAN-NE MICHELS Treasurer MISS HACKER Adviser c .il D530 SENIORS Front Row: Vance, Pullman, Arthur, Sorensen, Hetrick, Wallis, Baker, Beckett, Sanborn, Watson, McCarn. Row 2: Spooner, Flaherty, Fugate, Wahlquist, Holeton, Holmes, Beaton, Benning, Paddock. Row 3: Christiansen, Hagen, Fullington, Carlson, Patterson, Eldridge, Preston, McArthur, Wilsoii, Miss Hacker. r:i:'a..,t-A aQ.ff' F' JUNIORS Front Row: Davis, Anderson, Beck, Youn , Shanley, Meacham, Lee, Hoch, Thorsen, Bare, Larson. Row 2: Kane, Finden, Stevens, Williams, Wermilion, Giblett, Tallent, Welzenbach, Ritter, Rowan, Taylor. Row 3: Berry, Tucker, jordan, Harlow, Ruef, Freese, Thomas. C5 SOPHOMORES From Row: Larson, D., Lent, Geiger, Kanthaclr, Scabey, Baer, McFarland, Butler, Dunham, Wallach, Machgan, Anderson, McDonald, Komall, Roobashevsky, Collver, Smith. Row 2: Booth, Taylor, C., Rainey, Leathley, Capp, King, Shirey, Rex., Nelson, Deaver, Granzow, Brittell, Darety, Gannox, Kerttula, Natter. Row 3: Scott, Keith, Huber, Thom son, Laurie, La Page, Michele, Torkelson, Caraway, Lindblad, Peterson, Babbitt, Braendlein, Spruce, Martin. Row 4: McDonald, Lather, Thornburgh, Tarkin, Ryan, Keifert, Buckley, Conrad, Maxum, Gusa, Wright, Scott, Randal, Jacobson, Bradbury. The Torch Honor Society is just what its name implies, an honorary club open to any student who maintains a high grade average. To be eligible, a sophomore needs twenty' eight grade points, a junior, fiftyfsixg and a senior, eightyffour. It is the purpose of the club to provide a goal toward which all stu- dents may strive. Meetings held once a month provided an hour of educational entertain' ment. The Society took part in many worth while activities during the year, two of which were the shrubbery project and the Girls' Club Carnival. The float which the members entered in the Homecoming Parade won Hrst prize. The club helped to instigate a new Torch Honor Society at Fife High School, Pierce County. Page 5 3 HI CLIMBERETTES LOIS HANBERG Presndent JOYCE HOLBTON Vxce Presade-nt LIZ FLEMING Secretary Treasurer PAYE CRAWFORD Sergeant at Arms MRS THOMPSON MISS PRINDLE MISS EDEN Adviser Front Row Cross Murra Wnllnams Stoddard Hetnck Poole Mcliale Crawford Fleming Row Row Row Row Hanberg L H eton Thorson Meacham Shanley Clement Bales Davis Hanberg D Luckhurst Larson Lee L Coulter Strand Gxlchnst Sheets Johnson Oreck Dotson Sammons Hoch Cnm s Roberts Brannon Booth jones Ho comb Fme Wall Rusher Weaver Wllhams Henderson Dxemert Davxdson Lee V Parthemer Gnffxth Zederquxst Connolly Caven Maggard F1tzPatrxclt Powell Klaus Walker DeCloedt Knox McCollum Benning Voss Meade Torseth Schenck Massy Kenn Bourgettz Read Ruttaha Thus year the H1Chmberettes slster orgamzatxon to the Hx Clxmbers and a newly re organized club has wxth the ard of Lois Hanberg and xts officers become a club of great actxvxty The thxrty energetlc gurls undertook several day hnkes to Gold Moun tam a very successful overnight hxke and one m coordxnatxon with the HxCl1mbers Several potlucks before the business meetmgs were enjoyed by everyone HI CLIMBERS JIM FITZWATER esxdent PHIL ACER Vrce Presudent BOB THORSON Secretary JAN OSBORNE Treasurer JACK HERRBLL Sergeant at Arms MR. SCOTT Aduxser Front Row Fulllngton OSammons Beane Slonecker Heacock Row 2 Fltzwater Herrell Power Fletcher Murphy This active organization headed by Jim Fltzwater has taken many xnterestlng tnps thas year Jan Osborn Mnke OSammons Elmer Grimes and Johnny Jones took a tnp to Mt Adams the second highest geak rn Washxngton Later xn the year Phxl Ager and Bob Thorson went to Flapjack Lakes to the Mt Lmcoln Slu Chalet everal other tnps have been planned which rnclude the sprung clxmb usually to Mt St Helens Page 5' 4 al Y ' , I . A 4 is f' - l - - I' 1 7-Q I , J, . I r 1 . 1 1 1 l 1 . 1 I 'I I I I I I ' I I ' 1 's 1 1 . I '1 1 1 1 1 1 I I I I F ' I I ' 3: I . I I. I I I I I I I . . ' . , ' ' '. .. Q 4: I I I I I I I I I 1 , ' . r n . . 55 I I I l I I I I I ' Q' ' A' 'I i I ' L ' - a ' .V . ' I If I E I f K , 5 A I-V ' I . ' If PT A , 4 ' X ,C- F I . , 4 1 -f7 ',,f3- I ' lf vs f ' . 1 .. A .. ' f' ,Q K A if - . l 2 ' . ' . . . - , . . . GAVELEERS CLUB P WILLARD GREEN Presudent GWEN EATON JAMIE MCARTHUR Vtce President GRAYCE STRAND GERRY GOSSETT Secretary LORRAINE ANDERSON Treasurev STANLEIGH SMITH Sergeant at Arms MRS MESSER Admse1 Bac Row Osborne Wrlson Paulson Chrrstransen Smrth McArthur McCabe Patterson Preston Post Row 3 jones Oreck Wachtman Andersen Muller Beasley Stuhler Vehrs Anderson G Carlson Row 2 OSammon Wrlson Wahlquxst Bjorneby McPhee Mrller Wxllxams Schattschneldcr Schncker Bales Rowl Grrffrth Zetterqunst Henrrckson Eaton Parthemer Sorensen Fugate Mrllard Thels Gossett Bowerman Cross The Gaveleer s Club rs composed of the two publxc speakrng classes guided by Mrs Messer Besxdes stressmg the un 0rtanCe of correct speech and the vanous kmds of speeches the club has undertaken two good projects for the year the shru bery dnve for beautxfymg the school grounds and the Bremerton Hxgh School broadcast each Frrday over radxo station KBRO The club sponsors a dance each year and sometimes a party The Gaveleers have two assembhes-the competmve assembly on February ll and the KOMO broadcast assembly on Apnl 15 HI SK IERS FRANK SCHRICKER Prestdent GEORGE STUHLER Vice President MANDY DeCLOEDT Secretary TTCdSU1CT DICK BERNARD Sergeant at Arms MR SCOTT Aduxser Bac Row Osborne jones Smith Chnstransen Beyer Smalley Smith W Ber lund ackson Thompson Wallach Harris Flodm Row3 Power Boyd Paulson Beane Dillon Shaeffer Lovejoy Mason Lorxmer Crlmps Row 2 Fle cher Mac rnsky Predovlch Poll Schncker Stuhler Beasley Hubbard Proctor Munger Clegg Lee V Davxs owl Johnson Dncmert Maggart F1tzPatr1ck Long Olexson Scott Olson Petersen DeCloedt Dotson N Hoch 'Thus years Hx Sluers had an overmght tnp to Deer Park We had three educational movxes on sknng acquxred from Hollywood A slu team was organxzed led by Drck McEachran Some of the members went sknng every week end Altogether ll was a most successful year Page 75' l . 1 k 5 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 s 1 , . 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' . . f 1 1 1 1 s 1 I Y .' , , . , -. E ,1 .' . 4 1 8 11 . , . V . .. . U k . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -1 .1 11 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' . t 1 R 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 -1 - . I , . . V - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , ., . . 1 . . 1 . . 1 1 . , 1 ' . , . Q I- ALPHA HI-Y JERRY BRADBURY President FRANK SCHRICKER Vice'Preside'nt 1 V V DoN HAGEN Secretary-Treasurer BILL WILSON Sergeant'at'Arms MR. WAGNER Adviser l s I 1 I l A From Rowi Eeasley, Fullington, Farmer, Shaeffer, Hagen, Preston, Wilson, Beane, Tuai, Predo' vic . Row 2: Woger, Maiden, Miller, Powers, Bradbury, Christiansen, Schricker, Hibbard, Bigelow, Boyd, Ross, Levin. Row 3: Green, Ruef, Otto, Grimes, Lovejoy, Mickulecky, Smalley, Hashman, Nelson. Row 45 O Sammons, Freese, Vehrs, Richards, Corcoran, Poole, Smith, M., Ager, Thorsen. Since the very tirst day of school last fall, Alpha Hi'Y has been busy with various activities. Alpha members acted as uinforf mation en to aid new students. The next activity was a dinner dance held at Rau's on Hood Canal. Other projects were an afterfschool dance, a Christmas party for Welfare children, presents for the orphanage at Poulsbo, and a Country Fair to Benefit the World Youth Fund. The statefwide HifY Conference was held in early February, at Bremerton, with nineteen representatives from all parts of Washington attending. These two clubs, Alpha and the Beta, merged at the beginning of the second semester, to form one large group. BETA HI-Y GEORGE STUHLER President JACK CRAWFORD T ' C' Vice-President 3 Q 3 f5 A DOUGLAS PATTERSON Secretary HARLEY OLSON Treasurer GLEN HEISTAND BUD OLSEN Sergeanvat-Arms MR. FLUMERFELT Adviser ' ' Front Row: Reed, Hormell, Heistand, Patterson, Stuhler, Olson, Collver, Ogg, Heinrich Row 2: Gill, Van Liew, Fox, Edmonds, Wiley, Johnson, Alexander, Olsen, Sines. ROW 3r Smith, B., Olsen, B., Day, Peterson, Walker, McArthur, Dillon, Braum, Mertel The Beta HifY is an organization for boys sponsored by the Y. M. C. A. At the first of the year, by popular vote, twenty' three new members were taken in, which brought the total membership of the club to fortyfseven. Two of the many activities for the year were sponsoring a dance after the Wenatchee basketball game and putting on an assembly which was enjoyed by the whole student body. The Beta HifY and Alpha HifY worked together and sponsored a dance to raise money for the World Youth program. All the Beta members enjoyed a formal dinner dance held at Rau's on Hood Canal. Our adviser, Mr. Flumer' felt, has given valuable assistance to us this year. Page 56 SENIOR TRI Y NORMA MORNEBY President BETH MlLL 'KRD Vice Presrdent JOYCE MQCLELLAN Secretary Treasurer MARILYN ARTHUR Sergeant at Arms MRS MASTON Adviser Front Row Bales Coulter Strand Millard Theis Hendrikson Andersen Arthur Bjorneby McNutt Sxxberry Walker Row 2 Gossett Herrick Hanberg L Hanberg D Cinder Wall Rusher McClellan Ledder Holeton Gillard Row 3 White Benning Paddock Spooner Poole Stoddard Flaherty Wilson Higbee Pullman Row 4 Fairly Sewell Weaver Parthemer Pearson Williams Johnson Fugate Jorgenson A derson Wahlquist The Tri Y Club is a service club open to any Junior or senior girl who is willing to accept the creed of the Y Teens whxch includes all Y W C A sponsored groups of teen age girls The membershi is limited as each new member must go throu a three month period of probation during which time she must earn a tota of Efteen oints by working on aproved service prolects During the probation period the group is called The Preppers This year t e Preppers knitted over 170 afghan s uares collected enough food at Thanksgiving to supply six families with a weeks rations and gave a program to a group sale The Tr1Y Club this year took the responsibility of keeping the War Memonal Plaque in the front hall polished and dusted This work was done by the Preppers during their period of probation and is to be carried on by the club proper A committee has been appointed to obtain a fern and pedestal to be placed under the plaque During Christmas week the Tri Y girls assisted the Alpha Hi Y boys in giving a party at the Y M C A for about 50 children An assembly featuring Tr1Y Angels was well received in January A dance following a game netted almost enough to send a delegate to the Y Teens confer ence at Seabeck which will be held during the summer Gloria Allen club secretary attended a winter conference in Bellingham in February Traditionally the Club gives a Tea for their mothers near Mothers Day and have numerous parties for mem bers including potluck dinners Each year they give a Fireside Dance for the pleasure of members and their guests TRI Y PREPPERS BETH MILLARD Chairman GLORIA ALLEN Secretary SUB ROBFRTS Sergeant at Arms Front Row Beck Caven Glblett Wright Thorson Shanley Meacham Murray Kemph Schindler Row2 Beusch Lee V Allen Davidson Tallent Coltos Fleming Lee L Jones Notar DeCloedt Davis Mateo Row 3 Roberts Ritter Walker Fields Thompson Blair Baer Torseth Baker Klaus Hansen Richardson Row4 Theis Mitchell Peterson Vermilion Casad York Anderson Jackson Crawford Holcomb Williams Meade Page 57 V ' 4 , Y . C , L 1 , - , , ' , ' , ' , . , ' . , . , - . 1 x - 1 1 'n 1 -s a i s 1 r . ' , . . . f y 1 1 n 9 l p s a 1 1 - 1 , , ' , , , , , . . n' , . Q . 4 . . - -- l , . . , off patients in the Naval Hospital. They also assisted the Y. W. C. A. in various ways and carried out a successful rummage lt G QI 4 . . - . A . l ' ' , . . K . J .Y I 'I I I I I I I 'I i Y 1 , t I . , . 7 . . GERMAN CLUB JANE CLBGG President MARTIN SMITH Vice'President ANNA MAB KRUEGER Secretary- Treasurer NANCY BARNBT Publicity Manager MRS. CULVBR Adviser QA, Q Front Row: Schuler, Young, Clegg, Barnett, Tallent, Sandvick, Ulbright, Culver. Row 2: Vasey Van Liew Smith, M. Siegel l.aPage Milner Reinke Row 3: Kemmerling Tucker Matthews Carlson Freese Hashman xWagner The German Club had a very successful year under the leadership of the President ane Clegg We had a float in the Homecom ing parade Martin Smith heading the committee With joel Tucker as chairman we had a successful dance to raise money to send packages to Europe At our Christmas party we brought gifts for the children at the Orphanage in Poulsbo Gerane Ul bright as the chairman The rest of the year we had a Potluck before a game a Valentines Party a Hot Booth in the Carnival and a banquet at the end of the year Acting chairmen of these events respectively were Mary Schuler Herb Wagner and Anna Mae Kruger so 3' rv 'VU FRENCH CLUB MARGARET BEATON President PEGGY SWEDBACK Vice Presicle-nt BARBARA HOCH Secretary Treasurer MISS ALLEN Adviser I5 6 I ai v . l, Q ' L Burk Rowe Fields, Griflith, Meade, Parthemer, Anderson, Baer, Zetterquist, Hill Knut 3: Cinder, Sewell, Coltos, Baker, Wildman, Casad, Leathley. 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R1 n 2 Young, V Workrmman Parmentrer Komoll Vance Perry lion l Knnpp Hoch Book Swedback Buchmg Beaton Allen The French Club activities started this year with a potluck dinner rn October Virgmla Beeching and Barbara Book were in charge The candidate for Homecoming Queen was Margaret Beaton and in the Homecoming parade the club had a float rep resentmg a Parrsxenne sidewalk cafe During the year regular meetings were held in the social room on the third Thursday of exery month and every week a colorful French Railway poster went up on the bulletin board to brighten up the French class room In February there was a candy sale of homemade fudge with the profits the club sent food boxes to France Money from the treasury was also gixcn to the shrubbery drive In the spring with the coming of good weather we had a picnic and weiner roast at Miss Allen s home at Enetai Beach To top off the year the annual French Club banquet was held in May The typical French menu was planned by Mary Vance Page 58 LATIN CLUB LBONA MUNROE President ANN GINDER Vwe Presrdent DORMILEB BARAGBR Secretary Treasurer IIMMY LARKIN Sergeant at ATTIIS JANET JOHNSON Pubhcaty MlSS DUNCAN Advnser Bac Row Barner Thomas Mnckelecky Whlte Mehrens Olson Gusa Row 3 Larkm Reed Maller Post Hawes Welty Thoemke Row 2 Wxllxams Larsen Booth Johnson Andersen Mlllard Brrttell Laurie Haypoch Nachtmann Row I Roobashevsky Rlckcrt Flaugher LaPage Rexd Walton Munro Peterson Gmdcr Barragcr The Latm Club whose purpose IS to stimulate interest m the study of Latxn as an orgamzatxon composed of students taking Latm Two senators are elected from each class to represent the classes at the executxve board meetings and to decide the pOl1ClCS of the club Durxng the year some of the actwxtxes we patron m the Gxrls Club Carmval and the annual banquet re a Christmas party the entry of a float at Homecommg partlcx ' SPANISH CLUB GEORGE BRYAN VERN Moons Vnce Preszdrnt EDITH THEIS Secretary DIAN B CAV E N Treasurer DARRELL RUEF Sergeant at Arms MRS CULVER Adwser Bac Row Hoffman Moore Bryan Harlow Ferguson Peterson Farrar Row 3 Mornson Berry White M White I Scott Bender Thexs Row 2 Cinder Whxte N Young V I Anderson McKay Mxchels Johnson Row! Poole Kerttula Spooner Kane Caven Taylor Culver One of the most actxve clubs ns the Spamsh Club Dunng the year we sponsored Edmth Thexs for Homecommg Queen and she was elected a princess Our hard workxng commxttee for the Spanxsh Club float was Nancy Whlte Odette Baton IoAnn Kerttula George Bryan Van Hoffman and Margaret Whxte Once a month we have entertamnng meetlngs preceded by Executxve Council meetmgs to plan the busxness for the club We held a Chnstmas party xn whlch we broke plnatas fsmall bags filled with candyj and had a great deal of fun Other specxal actxvmes were a dance and a pot luck dmner a booth m the Girls Club Carnival and a specxal program for Pan American Week Chanrmen were Derauld- Peterson Gay Hmz Loxs Poole Gall Scott June White Mark Douglas Pat Mornson Duane Caven and Vxrglma jackson Page 79 . . v , JA - - ' v I ' ' .. Q A rv 'W 5 ts Z 'Ii i i D I D I ' . I : ! ! ! U 5 ! Y 1 I 5 A I H ! l! Y I 1 . 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' FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA ALMA ANDERSON President BETY HESS VicefPresident GERRY GUSTAFSON Secretary GLORIA HANSEN Treasurer ILENE THOMAS Reporter MISS CHAMBERL AIN Aduuser Front Row Scobey Dunham Wallach Shanley Meacham Wuctuck Wllll3mS Perry Mxch 'm McDonnell Reddlck Collver Row 2 Roberts Tay'or Royse Brannm Nelson Deltch Laughran Flelds Mar ID Taylor C Halverson Walton Row 3 dEntremont Thomas Ramey Butler Muller Shrrey Rex ohnson Kcxth H11 en Row 4 Page 60 Stanton Osborn Baer Bradbury Wright Jones Booth Larson Scott WlllI'UTIQ Stxllman Brarndlcm Anderson Leathley lung Future Homemakers of Amenca IS a natnonal orgamzatxon of students who study homemakmg m jumor and semor hugh schools We work together for better and haopler home hfe for everyone We thmk that helpmg to make happy homes now and 1n the future ls the most xmportant thing that youth can do for democracy We number 106 members SCIENCE ctus FN 0' earl DICK VASEY Preszdent LAWRENCE SWAN Vxce Presxdent NADINE LONG Secretary fx xx Admser From Row Predovntch Ross McNe1ll Mxlner Swan Walden Row 2 Karngan Carkeek Vasey Berglund Hagen Remke Forhan The Science Club has enjoyed a successful and xnterestmg year under the leadershxp of the advxser Mr Dogan and the offxcers Members of this club are all past or present members of the Hxgh School sclence classes and so they are all mterested ln the advance of SCICDIIHC mformatxon The clubs purpose was to proude beneficxal mformatxon to nts members Through the club and reports gxven by members at the meetings durmg the year everyone has been able to gam mterestmg mformatxon ln thus Held Each member was assxgned several topxcs durmg the year on which he dxd extensnve research and gave a report on hrs hndmgs to the club All the members were abe to obtam the benefit of the mformatnon gwen m the reports, and sometlmes they were prompted to go further into the subyects covered We are very grateful to Mr Dogan for hrs capable assxstance ID ma mg It possxble for us to enjoy such a successful and mterestmg year ' Y I I , ' , , , , , ' ' , , 1 gg. . , , , - , 5 , 1 r v y 1 r s y , in , . J., , . . . , , , , , , I , , . ms , , A . , , - . . . . , , . . -. 4 A : .g. .ag 'Q fs, Q - 4 I in F2 I as lug I, 4 of , r . 1 ,N 1 .,,v -A ' qv K-2' I I - A . .: f 1 ' .. Ns W . - ... . MR. DOGAN If A, - I N Q- .. h ' , ' lin A - ,WM ' ,ua , . , 5 I A n x l y A J 1 I ' J , r . , . , - ' . . . Q . . , . ,I h. ' . I . . 1 . . . ,, . . ' .. , , , . ' h 5 OPERATORS CLUB CHUCK PRATT Head Operator IIM FITZWATER Assrstant MR MARTIN Adviser Front Row Hagen Ruef Burke Farrar Fox Ferguson Row 2 Rrce Frrzwater McCorkle Alf Gregorre Mr Martrn Row 3 McCandless Pratt Wrse Rxenke Bryan Une The Operators Club consrsts of a group of boys especially selected from teachers recommendatrons for relrabxlrty dependa brllty specral abrlxty and good grades These boys are tramed to run movre machmes sound amplrhers recorders record layers and vanous other electrical machmes Thelr duties a e to show educatronal Elms to the classes operate the P A system or the assembhes operate record players for classes and d r rdmgs on records or tape for classes Front Row 2 Gandy Allen Eddmgton Corey Hendry I x I Q0 If IN x5- f if RADIO CLUB DAVID DBAVER Preszdent ULYSSES ALLEN Secretary Treasurer GEORGE AMES Sergeant at Arms JACK CANDY Club Representatwe MR WAGNER Admscr The Radro Club of 1948 consists of nme members The club has recerved a permit to build a transmitter We are worhng toward that goal LFS B LUB MARY IEAN WILSON Prestde-nt MARION BALES Vzce Preszdmt PAT SIXBERRY Secretary LORRAINE MCPHEE Treasurer MISS CILLESPIE Adviser Bar Row McNutt Ledder Olson D Barnet Clc g Thornxly Mrller Flaherty Larsen Berg Cooper Voss Hoch Row 3 Hanberg D Hanberg I. Verbon Paulson Flemrng Bare Holeton Anderson Blau' Thompson Pullman Bywaters Row 2 Clement Snxherry Stoddard Olevson Wahlqurt MtPhee Murray Jordan OGrady VonHoene Notar Brock Hunsaker Rowl Bales Wrlson He rrck Sheets Culchrxst Sorenson Fugate Anderson L Mrllard TDCIS Poole Fmc Cravnford Klecl-thaefer Bjorneby Fmfty seven members MISS Glllespre and Mxss Whxte make up one of the most actlve orgamzatlons m hugh school the B Club It rs an honorary organxzatron for grrls who have earned at least one G A A letter The annual Sweetheart Swirl was the formal dance whxch made Valentrnes Day complete Besxdes sponsormg an assembly a sock hop the Sweetheart Swlrl and conductmg two xmtxatxons the club was busy workmg on all G A A sponsored acuvltles Added to this lxst of actxvmes were the speclal meetings and club partxes B Club also ushered for several actxvltles The school always found xt a wrllmg organxzatxon ready to do nts best to help any school sponsored actxvxty LETTERMAN S CLUB AUZIE ROBINSON Presxdent JACK CRAW FOR D Vxce Presxderlt TED TAPPE Secretary Treasurer GLEN HEISTAND BUD OLSEN Sergeant at Arms MR RICHARDSON Adviser Front Row Lum Reed Srnes Robmson Dxllon Boyle Dalton Olsen Fredencks Row 2 Scheyer Herd Brgelow Farmer Personxus Alexander Stevenson Edmonds Hexstand Wrley Rott 3 Tappe Erwm Hemrrch acobs Ryen Grnmes OSammons Fullmgton Muller Naon The Letterman s Club of 47 48 put on many actxvntres for the school this chool term Some of the thxngs sponsored by the club were the dance after the Aberdeen game whxch was headed by Bucky Levm the Varsity Ball an annual affarr headed by Boyd Rrchards and assured by Aung Rohm on jack Crawford Bob Plaxsance Arny Fox and Gordy Persomus and the float xn the Homecomxng Parade of whrch Brll Thompson had charge All the e were supervrsed by the clubs able adviser Coach Norman Rxchardson Page 62 - A 4. u ll C ' I I cy A ' li 1 , .1 1 C. 1 1 , , . , , , t., . ' v 'Y 1 -1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - ' A 7 9 H 3 B Y l ! 3 y 1 1 1 - ' H 1 1 1 4 1 1 - 1 1 1 -1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . , . . . . . . . . . . .. 11 1 1 5 3 ' , . 1 , . . - 1 1 1 , . . , . . 1 . ., ., . ,, 1 . . . , ' . I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I A 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 .1 - Q - 1 1 1 1 4 -K 1 S ! 1 7 ! W . , E . 1 . . . 1 , 1 - , . soueecee sono A A V l CLIFF FERGUSON President BILL WILSON Vice-President HELEN PEARSON Secretary MIKE O'SAMMONS Treasurer IACK SMALLEY Sergcanteat-Arms MISS DOVE Adviser MR. BROETJE Past Adviser Front Rauf: liove, Berg Pearson Toops, Beckett Piderit Davis Henderson Sammons Braum ug Y Row 2 Hammond Smxth B Matthews Bledsoe Ferguson Smxth D Beyers Smalle Wilson Row 3 Erxckson Maxxm Berglund McCandless Bayer Hardesty Van Lrew Eldrxdge ompson The Squeegee Board, one of the most rmportant clubs rn high school, has been 1mprov1ng and addmg to the photog raphy equxpment for many years The sellmg of football, basketball, and baseball plctures helps to buy necessary m1ternl to make xmprovements ln the club soclAL sruoles CLUB GER'l5.,fir?f,SETT LaVONDA GILCHRIST RICHARD LILLYBRIDGE Vice Presrdent DORLA TOOPS LILA DAVIS Secretary NADINE LONG JOEL TUCKER Treasurer FRANCIS LALJGHRAN Pubhcxty Manager MR GUERIN Adviser MISS NICHOLSON MR RICH 'KRDSONI Past Ad: users Rmu 2 Richardson Prdent Davxs Schmdele ohns Kendall Cross Guerin Rua I Gos ett Gul hrnst Gleason Toops Ashford Fmt Patrxck Long Avery Nicholson The Socxal Studxes Club was organized to promote among lts members an actrve IDICYCSI ln school community natronal and rnternatuonal problems A bnef outlxne of the years actxvmes rs as follows Guest speakers Leon Perssons and Charles Koon spoke on the conference they attended ln France a ot luck supper a float m the Homecoming Parade a Chnstmas assembly wrth LaVonda Gxlchnst chanrman Ernest Brough gflargaret Avery Amelia Pedent Lxla Davrs and anet Fitzpatrick servxng on the commrttee a basketball dance and a theater party The history banquet clxmaxed the years actxvxtxes Page 63 I I I I l D I I l T l C I I a Q ,V . A Back Row: McAr.hur, Bcrry, Tucker, Selgrcn, Lillybridgc. I A ' ' , 4. , ' ,I , , -, '- . V . , , . : ' , 6, . S, . .' ' J' .I . . , . CHAMBER of COMMERCE JERRY BRADBBRRY Prcsrdcnt FRANK SCHRICKER Vxce Prcsxdcnt GERRY GOSSETT Sccvctavy MR RAMM Advuscf Front Row Munroe Eller Ross Cnmps Txllberg Pntchard Lee Peterson Row 2 Tuax Roberts Beusch Meacham Proctor Flodm Thexs Gossett Row 3 Day Thompson Wxlson Preston Green Hubbard ackson Page 64 The Chamber of Commerce was very fortunate th s year IH bemg headed by jerry Bradbury our very capable president We were also very fortunate rn having some hard working students as chalrman of commxttees Willard Green and Stan Smxth worked very hard as excursion chaxrman Gerry Gossett was head of the program committee and saw to If that there was a program for every game Frank Schncker and Bxll Wrlson dxd a swell job on Homecommg Muff Gnlchrlst was the Home ld a ang up job puttmg together the est Central Dlstnct program Ray Hlbbard xs to be commended for the job he did as advertxsrng manager for the club Harley Olson as production manager and Gerry Gossett as busmess manager put on Brem erton s all student productlon the vodvll wnth the help of over 200 students All m all xt has been a swell year and one well always remember TALENT SCOUTS JUNE PRITCHARD P1es1dc11t JUDY OLSON Vxcc Presrdent KATHY VERBON SCCTCtd1y KEITH PHILLIPS Treasurer MRS CLEMENT Advxser Front Row Clement Nahas Fletcher Olson Mnkelson Verbon Paulson Mornson Lee Kerm Row 2 Roberts Young Walton Braendelem Muller McDougall Massey Wlllnams Thomas White Schenk Row 3 Laimaor Mason Powell Lxllybrrdge Snegel Stevens Barager Podewnll Whrte Brannon ac son The Talent Scouts were orgamzed last year but just got m full swxng thus year They put on assemblies sent groups to the Naval Hospgal and helped the Vodvxl with its acts Wrth the much needed help of thexr advisor Mrs Clement the Talent Scouts are commg an all school club whxch fills a specxal need rn thxs field This as a club m whxch there are no lnmxtatxons and new students are especially welcome Q 4 ' , - , , .- I 4 I A l F 'W .Q 4 l' coming, Queen with her' court of four pgncessesz Edith Theis, Dot McNutt, Polly Gleason, and Lea Young, -Bill Thompson L f K DEBATE CLUB MARGARET AVERY President WALLACE GREEN Vice'Preside'nt, Treasurer GENE MINOR Secretary MISS DOVE Adviser Although the Debate Club is one of the smallest high school organizations, it is one of the most educational. The Debate Club's chief aim is to teach students rhetoric and formal debate procedure. A credit is given in debate, and at the end of the year one receives a school emblem. Since the beginning of debate season in the fall, the club has busily applied itself to the year's.debate question, that of the Federal Government's requiring arbitration in basic American industries. The Debate Club attended the state tournament at the College of Puget Sound in May, in which most schools of the state participated. VIA 0911 Front Row: Olson, Wills, Christiansen, Avery, Hayes. Row 2: Karrigan, Green, Miner, Calfee, Oberholtzer, 5' QS Front Row: Wallis, White, Milton, Wallis, Akin. Row 2: Siegel, White, Benskin, Hanson, Williams, Lillybridge. RIFLE CLUB EVERETT BRADFORD President BOB WISE Vice-President GERANE ULBRIGHT Secretary LAWRENCE SWAN Treasurer JACK LENHART Executive O icer MR MORGAN Adviser Rifle Club is a recreational organization promote marltsmanship and among high school students of the year have con isted of tarvft and com etition with other rifle the area. g rls team ha' tirnc an exceptional performance and some of boys can shoot in any company ln the ies in which we have participated, Brom' yn has been a cons:s.ent winner. KEY OF LIFE CHESTER MILTON President SHIRLEY SANDVICK Vice'Preside'nt LAURICE WALLIS Secretary JEAN WHITE Treasurer MRS. AKIN Adviser Mrs. Akin, our new adviser, certainly co' operated with the president, Chet Milton, and other officers to make this year a success- ful one. Dorothy Wallis and Shirley Sand- viclt posted Bible verses on the bulletin boards: LaDonna Jacobson, Gloria Hansen, and Lau' rice Wallis sent get well cards to the sick students, Ruth Peck, Marilyn Siegel, and Evelyn Bensltin planned our socials. Q 'H Front Row McDonald Maurer Foster Darety Ulbright C Cannon Cladson Watson Row 2 Morgan, McCarn, Benson, Tracy, R., Bradley, Divelvis-, Brendon, Young Ulhright, B Row 3' Ferguson, Swan, Lenhart, Bradford, Wise, Post, Miner, Cole, Magnuson. Page 65 DRAMATICS I.aVONDA GILCHRIST JEANNE CLEMENT President NEDA DOTSON FRED BEANE VicefPresident KATHY VERBON PATSY SCHINDELE Secretary SANDRA SCHENCK HELEN HEIDEN Treasurer MISS FRASER Adviser M Back Row: Harrell, Lush, Gwen, Haynes, Douglas. Row 2: Rex, Sands, Schenck, Warth, Casad, Bornell, Madden, Verbon. Row l: Prase, Young, Toops, Ashford, Dotson, Gilchrist, Schindele, Deaver The Drama Club is composed of members of the dramatics class. Meetings are held each Monday morning during the third eriod. Something of special interest is prepared for each meeting, either by members of the class or by outside talent. Plans iior the year include a three act play each semester, given penthouse style. Because facilities are so limited, these plays are not open to the public but are given to audiences composed of friends invited by members of the class. One act lays and radio plays, some of which will be presented on the High School Hour over KBRO, are also scheduled for study. Trips to Seattle ave been planned by the group, at which time they will visit the Penthouse and Showboat theaters at the University of Wash' ington and perhaps the Metropolitan Theater. ,ons F? 7- 15C O. sv H- l R? 'C' xy, CLYDEAN McCARN President BOB WISE Vice-President Secretary Treasurer DAVE HANBERG Sergearvat-Arms MRS. GOULD Adviser Front Row: Clark, Tuai, Sanborn, Book, McCarn, Malhoit, Gould. Row 2: Ohanley, Gleason, Dambley, Clark, Sandvick, Wenzl, Johnson Row 3: McKelvy, Boekenoogen, Knowles, Cox, Paulson, Wise. The Retailers Club began a very successful year with an initiation of new members at the Sheridan Park Recreation Center. The officers were installed at a very impressive formal ceremony October ll, followed by a dance. The Retailers have a three' fold purpose-participation in civic, school, and social life. The club took the responsibility of securing 75 windows for school displays for American Education Week and supervised the arrangement of the displays. The club helped the Lair Staff sell Lair cards and helped with the project to send the band to the Rose Festival at Portland by selling almost S100 worth of tickets. The Retailers were honored by having Pauline Gleason as a Princess for Homecoming. They entered a float in the parade with the slogan Shop Bremerton, Build Bremerton. Several parties and dances were held throughout the year. Our club is a member of the Washington State Retailers Association and Barbara Book is a representative and member of the board of governors. The majority of our club attended the State Convention in Bellingham in Bellingham in April. Page 66 4' -- RETAILERS CLUB LORRAINE SANBORN PAULINE GLEASON X o , . ,.v,gx U I 'WML . ' .---'T '? - .:...,..-si EEE? 'a-vffi? 'Q 22 E I' 1 ' ,zz ?Z2'3fa Tff' K. ow I' r wp n 1 .wfww x9E5'S1gy?iM-5MwJ fl we My 5. 1 1 H115 Page 68 DRILL TEAM The dnll team under the supervxsxon of Mnss Whrte performed those snappy manguvgfs at the games whnch we all enjoyed Members are Left to Rrght Ieanne Clement Lea Young Jackxe Madden Darlene Maurer Lois Patnoe Nan Bender Shxrle Memmx V1rg1l Thorsen Ellalene Pullman Louise Parthemer Carole Lehman Dons McCorke Marlene Flodm Desxre Stark Delores Swan Audrey Smlth Ioan Schindler PEP BA D .aha- The Pep Band has the sole purpose of keeping thmgs lxvely at the basketball games The mu sxclans Q71 helpxng to make thxs noxse are Ed Collver Glen McHenry Kenneth Thomas Harry Poll Keith Phlhps Frank Iames Ed Caskxll Sylvxa Wheeler Doug Bartlet Donald Smxth jack Starblrd Nathan Cammack Bob Brandelem Mr Gxllespre Jxm Kuhns Dlck McCabe gack Messnck Ida Mae Granzow jack Candy Ellen Laune Marllou Rushcr Martm Smrth Bo Thorson 911-5 bALLY HETRICK 'ia LU G PCWER Thrs years yell team has set a goal to whrch the commg cheerleaders can well asprre Thexr precxsxon when leading yells and thexr lrvely manner cer tamly keep the pltch of excxtement hugh at all games where they put rn an appearance Yell Kmg Elmer Crxmes and has crew Myron Chrlstxansen Sally Hetrxck Vxrgmxa Rerd and Frankle Schrrker revrsed some of the old yells and lntroduced new ones Thus record should keep thmgs hopping at many games m the future years at Bremerton Hxgh gi, ,QM N45 Q lin! . 1 W' ,4 i I VIRGINIA REID f 5 XLA. La YRON CHRISTIANSEN ELMER CRIMES, Kmg FRANKIE SCHRIKER Page 69 s . . . , . 7. . . , , J a C 9 H 1 5 . , , . - J H f ' Vg, s fisga , k , ' '. . yr ' , .. , .- . Y 'I . - c ' X ' I f 1 ' V X L ' ' ' . ' qw , n I A , ,L ,,,1' ,- . , , V , fe 1 ,, ' 1 . . - ' 6 ,. ...... ' ' , 'i 11' -v X Q I 5 , K ' an , , I . We ,life I 5 Zfeppy 0 es Row 1 Gentry Znmmerman Crawford Hales Trllberg Hendnckson Hetrrck Poole Strand Llement Mcliale Coulter Arthur Eaton Cross Dotson Foster Schott schnelder Paulson Nlox Bcrwerman Row 2 Baker Book I-ILII Soule Gmder Clark Hollister Anderson Whlfll Johnsovn Sheets Gxlchrrst Oreck Vance Munxoe Sammons Cnmps Parthemer Pullman Row .3 Bgorneby Watson Stoddard Jensen Young Hershlre Deaver Holton Fla herty Mlller Wahlqulst Wlllxams Mornson Young Jorganson Dxemert M Clellan Wdson Anderson Sorensen Wrxght, Johns Pelluer Henderson Maggard Vefrbon Ledder Rrru 5 OHare Beckett Fugabe, Wheeler Odenwald Harlan Lockhurst L Hanberg D Hanbeg 'lhems N111 ard Sanborn McCarn Munger Houston Wenzl Row 6 Powell Toons Bennmg Clegg Fme Pearson Wall Spooner Rusher Weaver Pendras Long lrtzpatnck Connoly Gnfflth Zetterqulst BROADCASTERS Bac Row Delmer Remke Bob Smith Les Corcoran Chuck Pratt F10-nt Row Bxll Thompson Harley Olson Thxs years Pep Club certamly put 1n an act1ve year The most peppy one m four years IS the OPIIIIOII of many, and th1s opmxon IS borne out by the m creased sp1r1t they put mto the games thxs past year Then' song lS mdxcatxve of thelr spxrxt Rah Rah for Bremerton, We are the peppy ones, We ve got a team that puts the other on the run So-Come on you guys and fight Show all your manly mlght Good luck from the Pep Club glrls IEANNIE CLEMENT Prcstdcn GRAYCIE STRAND Vxcc Prcsxdcnt JACKIE PADDOCK Secretary MISS O HARE Advzscr Pxctured above are the boys who keep us well mformcd at the games They are the ones who operate the publxc address system so that we may know who made the last basket who kxcked the conversxon who hut that last home run or who just came into the game These boys have had quxte a job this year keepmg the equxpment xn good order and seemg that all the loud speakers scoreboards and mxcrophones were workxng well at all txmes The plcture of John jarstad, sports edxtor of the Sum, IS placed here m apprecnatxon of has fmc radno coverage of Page '10 almost all of our athletic contests If 11 . , . . 6 - . . . . . , Q 1 . . . , Y, V I I . . . ' I I ' 9 to s . 9 1 Row 4: Pi,derit, Holmes, Paddock, Walker, Shindle, Sixberry, McPhee, Kieckhaefer, I 1.1, Y .I . ,A D I , ,y D Q ' f ' 1 - . , ' 1 2 lg 3 V , A , 1 ' . , . , . . V I I ' ' . . , I . Andante pesante J - CTE A 7 7 1 p I ar!! : :Fil C X K 0 b X s f 7 fp gl L B.. C4 L . 4 51-6 Q , 1'!'-l11- M7111 I I. Qflj BWI -L7 n v U 'N '.--1. T al-llTiU'1 Yllilffl m Quill. A . -vxiol. f 1171 ' Ir.-I1:l11f luv ll Rvw . - Row psubz Row lv.1t'i1 - Row nn.:-:aria ' Ylfili - - iivlis ' R ow 'U' 19- J . U1 ' TM 2:1-ill! I' 7l'i ill L. Ql 11-1 Page 72 3. 4. 5 . Maorettes' Weaver Komoh, Crawford, Arthur Ffoint Raul: Mr. Gillespie, Powell, Moore, Olsen, Mateo, Caven, Salisbury, McCabe, Messick, McCoin Laurie, Jacobsen, Collver, Young, McArthur. Gaskell, Roberts, Angel, Dearth, Toukey, Nocerini, Otto, Gannon, Adams, Von Houene, Thomas, Schottschneider, Wahlquist, McHenry, Collver. Phillips, Waters, Young, Thomason, Swanson, Cox, Hanson, Mecklenburg, McDonald, Anderson, Starbird. A Ager, Baxter, Braendlein, Lundblade, Matthews, Hines, james, Carter, Cammack, Poll, Disney, Brown. Milton, Griffen, Smith, Hauge, Bartlett, Rohdol, McDonald, Brittell, Wheeler, ' tes wait, Ya . I i 6, Thorsen, Smith, King, Paulson, Mickelecky, Candy, Robinson, McC.andless. Hoilman, Frodshzun, Maiden, I Bremerton High School's 94fpiece hand gained much renown this year, both on the athletic held and on the COnC6rt stage. At each home football game. as well as at the Ballard and other important games, the smartly uniformed hand. led by four drum majorettes, impressed spectators with their intricate marching formations and enthusiastic playing. The crowds thrilled to the special inter' pretatiun of the Star Spangled Banner. The Christmas concert, coinphinentary in keeping with the spirit as the season, was well received: it was followed hy three concerts in the spring, each of which was highly successful. At these per' formances overtures and other concert numbers were featured interspersed with lighter or novelty numbers, The hand received many compliments this year for.. its professional appearance and conduct, as well as for the quality and typc ul' music played, To list all of the many and divcrsihed activities of the hand would require too much spaceg they played for the Kitsap County Fair, marched in the Navy Day parade, and attended the Daffodil and the Portland Rose Show Everywhere they went they proved themselves the peer of any high school han in the state. Mr. Gillespie in his hrst year as director has done ii splendii and the hand rnernhers are looking forward to greater triumphs in ilu- 1'-iturc, A Postle' Rushcr, S-v GRTHY . X1 I1 .I- A CAPPELLA CHOIR . p ,I K Crawford, Taylor, Ireland, Quimby. : Fairly, Cooper, Bright, Hershire, Gross, Meacham, Goldsworthy, Swedback, Young, Vermillion, Poole, Johns, Giblett, Wright. Row 2 Row 3 allllrg. Row 4 Benning, Rinearson, Caven, Sheppard, Spooner, White. Hashman Ma nuson Fritz Robinson Row 5 - Candless, Power, johnson, Freeze, Vehrs, Olson, Lenhart. Und Fo F3 Q 1 .lf X of the choir agree that this has been an extremely successful year are. Treasurer : Lichter, Wilson, Hill, Day, Wilson, Thomas, Kane, Miller, Fantz, Poll, Wetzel, ? ' . ib 1ElE3iFfi5Tl'i'EH 'rr F595 Q- H -.. . - -.. lf- - - Front Row: Shanley, Barager, O'Grady, Young, Schumaker, Olson, Peterson, Ulhright, Swan, 3 Stoddard, : Duke, Weaver, Royse, Mundy, Ferrin, Reddick, Moore, Powell, Pratt, Holmes, Fngute, Sumner, s g v , - : Bataglia, Lillybridge, Milton, Murray, Daly, Grimes, Olson, Chase, Tappe, Warren. Mc' er the direction of Lawrence Peterson the choir had an outstandinfl year. Erst time in the history of B. H. S. the choir went on tour of Western Pompgsg and presented several exceptionally good concerts, which were by enthusiastic audiences. The proceeds of the Christmas concert urchase the new choir robes, which are black trimmed in white. All 'I P , . right corner are the band officers and section leaders. The band officers i Bob Thorsong Assistant Manager, Martin Smith, Secretary' Schottschneider: Sergeantfat-Arms, Ed Colver. In the right hand corner are the choir officers. The choir officers are: Harley Olson, President: Richard Lillybridge, VicefPresident: Nancy White, Secretary: and , Jim Freese, Treasurer. BAND SECTION LEADERS AND OFFICERS' E4 2 C5 fb .. js, .te I ll-+4 CHOIR OFFICERS 3 . Page 73 ' 101. EELS Gust aus QQ -1 'l- ilill Ylfi ' HU um, ,. ffnzn ' P S, 3 'Q---F' Front Row: Carlson, Keller, Fletcher, McClellan, Baker, Peterson, Farrier, .Evans, Wright, Sands, York. Row 2: Martin, Nahas, Smith, Dunham, Schumalcer, Riddick, Ward, Moore Thompson, Brandelein, Knapp, Rowan. Row 3: McHale, Guse, Hess, Bonnel, Zimmerman, Gladson, Pendras, Snider 7 . , -535561, Deaver, Bender, Brad, Benksin, Chapin, Cross. Row 4: Westerfield, Bradford, Beers, Nott, Diemert, XVright, Rieclcen, Pratt 1'l : Johnson, Swanson, Fagan, Loughran, Dunning, Wheclie, Hendershot. l' . I ' ' , ...-..-.- jf Directed hy Mr. Peterson the hrst semester and lvlr leans the second. the .ll-, Girls Glee Cluh had an interesting ytLi1r,r1l1t appelarcd in stiwrlal lctviicesxxtizr 1.75 which the nuinhers were well receive . .rose C osen .to ea tie ae lvl -Us L.: I - of the group were ,Ioan Pratt, President: Pat Sandi Vlvefl1i'es'dV'llf wil lm I Young, Secretaryf'l'reasurer. Pictured below are Mr. Nllarold jeans ann. Mr f Lawrence Peterson, Mr. ,leans is the director ol the Girls Glen f.lnh: he al-w lvl P l ects the a Cappella teaches a very interesting harmony class. . r. cterfon ur choir and has asconiplislied much with it. 3 Ebf gl7'fL 3 than fs LAWRENCE HAROLD JEANS Page 74 i fbesantea l f-r fit. mo I fo 241- h ORCHESTRA . 1 ii- 'A I it ff' 0 morendo I SKI-ld .D P 33345431 I . l 'W 1' From Row: Scott, Cammack, Fantz, Giblfft- Row 2: Maki, Starret, Hershire, McLaren, Culver, Row 3: Cvaskill, Thomas, Mateo, Jacobson, Pf0W2ll, Adams, Baftlet- Gu . Row 45 Wright, White, Kuhns, McCoin, Hinze, Burke, Baxter, Boehrpter, Braslleaf, I C5919- 'G' .. .- I O 7 Q ,X-1 4-i I fg- Alf 1 u mosso gi g The orchestra began this year with a small group, eight in number, but under the energetic leadership of Mr. Ronald Gillespie, it grew to thirty members. It contains many fine musicians with Nathan Cammack as concertmaster. Among their performances were the Senior Play, the March twentyffifth Concert, the May fourteenth Concert and Graduation. These concerts were characterized by the excellent musicianship shown by the members. They Enished this season with high morale and are looking forward to next year. Mr. Gillespie's picture signiies that he is the main note in the Music De- partment and also Director of Music in the school system. In every project he has given his utmost and has helped to make the music department well known. He is well liked by all, and his fine sense of humor and good sports' manship are matchless. Pictured in the right hand corner are the music contest participants. They placed high in competition. e cv-esc. molto 4 ,ii 4 M' H5451 1 lljf --I I I 1.1111 'I I . . i g!!! ' 1 3 7 le MUSIC CONTEST PARTICIPANTS il Page 73 -65 h W g -:Front Roto: Cammack, Robinson, Bartlet, Culver, McHenry, Tookey, Yates. 1 D tl v Y 1 Page 76 3 3 3 . . l - K ---: ' 'r T SWI GMASTER ' X15 I lf I I - I A L' XJ ' ' 't l ' H -!1l:l7 'l7l! LH. Pl' p f ' 5 3 , J args? f 3 3 Row 2: King, Phillips, Braendlem, Ager, Thorscn, Smith. With their theme song.. of Blue Moon predominating, the Swingmastcrs have prof vided the best in smooth and popular music. This 13'piece band played at all of our school dances and presented a very enjoyable assembly. Ben King, drummer, was the -,-' l capable student director, while attractive Joan Royse-handled the vocal department. 3: 7 7 5 I 7 P 7 7 'I y P' .- r T 4 It r You see them leading our band, twirling their batons, and adding sparkle and zest to all the performances. It's the Majorettes, of course. Bobby Weaver has been a member of the squad for four years, two of those being head majorette. Kay Crawford has been a majorette for two years. Proving their ability, although new to the team, were Marilyn'Arthur and Roberta Komoll. nil i-'J , a 1- J- yq 'YK .gf r I I A Z- 'E' S 4..r f BARBARA WEA YNN ARTHUR gipfi' Hi Pag 78 B. H.S 0 THE KBRO Marlene Mrller Mrs Messer Th1s rs the Bremerton Hlgh School Program Th1s phrase could be heard every Frlday of the school year on B H S s rew radlo program on statlon KBRO Mar lene Miller was student orgamzer of th1s 45 mmute program and Mrs Pearl Messer head of the Hugh School Engllsh Department and teacher of publlc speakmg was the schne1der acted as musxcal talent scout and jean Moore typed the scr1pts Three d1fferent members of the Publ1c Speakmg classes were heard on the program .each week with one of them actmg as moderator Th1S method enabled all of the publlc speakmg students to appear on the program at least twice thereby recelvmg valu able experlence and traxnxng A varlety of subjects was covered rangmg from every club 1n hxgh school to the atomlc age Talent from the mus1c department and dedl cat1ons rounded out the program for Th1s IS the B H S Program on the Alr Q IR faculty adviser who helped the students prepare the presentation. Betty Schott' g f M , TCM SAWYER Tom Sawyer Huck Fmn Aunt Polly Becky Thatcher and all the other characters of Samuel Clemens xmmortal story Tom Sawyer came to llfe when the Class of 48 presented lts Senlor Play on the evenmg of November 21 and 22 Myron Chrlstlansen as Tom ean Clement and Marlon Bales as Becky Mervm Beyer and Ted Me1er as Huck and Mary ean Wllson and ,lean Young as Aunt Polly headed the cast supported by an able group of sen1or actors and actresses The double cast plan was followed agam th1s year thereby glVlDg almost twlce as many students the opportunxty to partxclpate 1n the play The Senlor Play was dlrected by Mxss Vlola Torblaa who deserves a great deal of the credlt for the success of thxs year s productxon and to Mxss Buzzettr Senmor adwser OD IL JERRY BRADBURY GERRY GOSSETT HARLEY OLSON General Manager Business Manager Production Manager EXECUTIVE BOARD ED PRESTON EDITH THEIS SUE ROBERTS DARRELL RUEF Page 80 Bremerton Hlgh School s Vodvxl of 1948 lxke those of former years was a umque adventure and experlence for over 200 boys and glrls The entxre production was planned wntten staged costumed drrected censored crxtrcxzed advertised and managed IH every mmute detail by the students themselves Outslde talent appeanng ln the show was scouted and arranged by students Responsxbrlrty was dxstrlbuted through committees for all productlon stall' work whrle the actual managment of each act rested wxth the student managers A faculty member served m the role of advised only which meant the program was completely a student production from begmmng to end Special thanks go to Mrss Frances Clement our dramatlc adviser who was a tremendous help because of her experlence and trammg Mrss Katherme Bubbles Pntchard who was coach of the two Vodvll dance lmes and Mr Larry Ramm faculty supervxsor who helped us xron out the many problems which come up m a productxon of thxs type PRODUCTION STAFF BUSINESS STAFF Production Manager ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,, .-,--,,-..---.-. ,Ha-,ky Olson ' .......,........,...........,............... 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Make up Y Costumes Dance Musrc Public Add ress and Telephone Muff Grlchr st ame Cleg Dotsy Fm Ben King Drck McCabe Busmess Manager Assrstant Busxness Manager Publlcxty Advertrsnng Programs Cover Desrgn Contest Trcket Sales Poster Courtesy Photography Police Force Assembly Transportation jungle Contest Glorra Allen Gerry Cnss ft Patty Mead jean XVallacl1 Ray Hrbbard Colleen Grace Crayce Strand Karen 'Txllberg and Krm 'Tuaz Glen McCandless Frank Poole Bzll Wulson Buz Edmonds Loxs Poole Q, h 'OQQHW 3 :.QW. K M V' 'N' -an f' fri fl' Q 1 115i-',4---H Y Pt 1 I MU I YW, www ww 2,535 L. TF? FOOTBALL .IIINI XVILEY, HCJ'1It?7'dI'j' Cuflalvl BUD OLSEN, IIISpImtILf1I.II Player TED TAPPE GORDI' PERSONIIQS ALYZIE ROBINSON BOB XYALKER MARVIN REED RAY SACIKER ARNOLD I-OX ED THOMAS JIM GRIIfIfIN BOB IARMER CQERRY KLLITH GLEN HEISTAND JACK NAON I JIM DALTON -IIM DILLON DON HEINRICH BABE CHASE DIGK FLTLLINGTON HERB STLTBBE RON MADLIN ED BOYLE GEORGE IAAYNE JAGK GRAxx'IfORD HARRY JOHNSON GEORGE OGG BOB IILAISANGE BASKETBALL- 17 TENNIS- BILI. FREDERICKS DAN LIM JIM XVILEY T ARNOLD FOX TED TAI I E, Hmnmn-5 CLJJAIIJIJJ BILL ALEXANDER. DON HEINRICH FRED RYEN KEITH BOXVMAN ED COLLVER CHARLES KOON BILL IJREDERICKS XYALLY ERXVIN I3l'D ULSEN IIOYD RICHARDS GEORGE OGG BABE CHASE MIOIIIJQCM CHARLES ELDRIGE BILL HOIILE LOID POXVER BILL KVILSON lI1NrIv'.1IIIInIII Player RACK- JIM GRIEEITH DICK IIDLLINGTON IfRED WATERS JIM EREESE JIM DALTON RON SGHAIIEER DALLAS MILLER JERRY BRADBLIRY JOHNNY -IONES ELMER CRIMES xx'ALLY ERNNIN JOHN VJHITE MIKE CTSAMMONS GLEN HEISTAND BOB OLSEN JIM MBARTHIIR JACK HERRELL GEORGE PAYNE BL'D OLSEN FIELD RYAN BOB PLAISANGE JAN OSBORNE BOXING BOB FIELDS DON FARRAR BILL THOMPSON HOXYARD HARVEY GORDON GLADSON XYARREN MONTAGI E LEE HORTON DON VAN LIEU VJALT NUTTER XVES EGHOLS JOHN WHITE BASEBALL- Klgdfajgjj GEORGE OGG JIK4 RAL,PH TED T-AWE RICHARD BERRY LES CORCORAN JACK OSBQRNE BILL ALEXANDER DICK STUART JIACK BIGELOW GORDON HERD - M RON STEVENSON GOES LFVIN DON HEINRICH HHN EDMONDS GORDON I-'ERSONILTS -K ACOBS' ' ED BOYLE BOB 1 ' ' DAVE HAYFORD BABE CHASE KEITH BOVCMAN VERNON IOGIIF JACK SINES GEORGE HORMELL FOOTBALL DWIGHT scmzvaa OR Head cms. R10 C' li 499 w C 1-rfqhtod DSO 95 ac N 1948 RGSTER Bac Row Harry johnson Ted Tappe Gordy Persomus Ed Boyle Ron Madlin Herb Stubbc Don Bayer Dick Fullington Second Row Babe Chase Bob Farmer im Dillon Iim Dalton Bud Olsen Glenn Otterbein jack Naon Glen He stand jim Griffin Ed Thomas X4 N Af X QS- o own qu, G 45. if re 0 4 k I ' , , ' , , ' , , :H ' N lr A ,Ji ' , ' , , ' , Front .Row: 'Ray Sacker, Eol: Walker, Wally Erwin, Auzie Robinson, Marvin Reed, Gerry Kluth, nil DICK LAMBERT Assistant Manager jim Wiley Don Heinrich George Payne jack Crawford George Ogg BOB OLSEN Head Manager Not Pictured ,OE TAFF Asszstant Manager KEN BSTES Assistant Manager Page 85 ,,,-i..1..i-i.iY 1 ,7 X K 1 ix X 'NX - ,.r,f-xx 1 . 42, 9. Q5 - Q90 sk Q' Oo' gi is Qt, 9,5 oo 5 ' x J 'Q f1'.'xf' 'f ' 'V 1 M I ,W Q-'fi 1. Vis' .0 +1v'i .'!vi.iYg 5.9 If ' We 'E a' z ' 4 fb . A' il u ., C' f ' I' .fffa WA A . , n f 4 I '4- 1 - K f' ,x w .ff e ' ,4 , p A n s K V f 1 4? ,n v 1 F V ,K v X , AUZ1E p'INSO , - . . 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I- fo 1 L 3 4,5 4' x I' x J' r 'G O f V0 l' 'H L 1 4 ' ' w, W if HOGP CROSS STATE LEAGUE Bremerton Bremerton Bremerton Bremerton Bremerton Bremerton Bremerton Bremerton Bremerton Bremerton ifiiiiiwii Bellrngh Seattle Prep I mcoln Everett Everett Stadium Lmcoln Stadlum Seattle Pre Bellnngham 4 I t CF TED TAPPE Page 88 Honorafy Captain M QC T Bud Olsen Q G' Collvcr as 15 ,no f'rc l Ryen Charles Koon Kath Bowman 3- George Ogg The golden sevenfyear era of Bremerton Hxgh School basketball comes to a close th1s season wxth laurels p1led skyfhrgh Durf mg the past three years the Cats won 75 games whlle losmg only 8 One State Cham' p1onsh1p, three second places, and two slxth places 1n State Tourney competmons are also thexrs. The mne v1ctor1es and the one defeat of the 1948 squad brought the Cross' State men for the thxrd stralght season Consef quently the League trophy wlll rest 1n Bremerton's possesslon for all t1me The sp1r1t and drlve of the '48 team members was typlcal of all Wllls' powerful umts The respect of the ent1re student body rests wlth the '48 basketball team of Bremerton Hlgh School League Champxonshnp to the Walls' ' am ' ........,............... ' ...................,...,.,.,.. L , ....l,.................. p .............,.......... L 7 n ..........,..., ........ ' ........................ L X Q .hw l l 7 fy .I if , fo t Q Y Q' Ed .K itk D :l. ,VV ti , rs,t J iv tr KJ ppyp ,L rp -AN 'Q g ti, V Q P ' , 1 f 1 ,l.l , .ff X ggi! I T . VK Sl A my .Q 4 y 'Faith f l 1 . . . l . - c AMPS .0 DISTRICT TOURNEY Bremerton... .................. W Overlake ,.., Bl'6rTl6rt0n... ......,....... W Port Angeles Bremerton... .......,...... W South Kursap ....... STATE TOURNEY Bremerton .... .... ,,...,. . . .W Pullman ,.,.,, .,., , , Bremerton... .,..... W Highlme ,,,,.,,,,. Bremerton .... ....... W Mt. Baker .,......... ..... Bremerton... ....... I.. North Central ..... I me , l Babe chase ,I I ' 1 I Bill Fndencks ' Q. Q x fl lb , I B L1 R 1 d I I 4 I' 'X oy lcmr s X 5 J Don Heinrich of I I I I Wally Erwin t l Q I f S I c i .... , 0 1 56 BILL ALEX AN R rom Ron lvl r Fharlc E drxdge Kuth Bowman Charles Koon George Ogg Ed Pollxcr Frccl DE Ryen B myd Iilkl ard XX ally Erwm lnsplfallfmal Playf' H Rau ffm h Tmxe cl'1r,on Bull Alexanuer Babe Chase Ted Tappe Bxll Frcderxck. Bud Ulwcn Den Hcxnnch, CL :rch Ken Vfmll.. Page 89 ' GORDY PERSONIUS KEITH BOWMAN JACK BIGELOW DIAMO DICK STUART LES CORCORAN BILL ALEXANDER RON STEVBNSON VERNON LOGUE The Cross State League baseball Wild cats after being rained out repeatedly earlier in the season shone forth as was expected a powerful mne A roster Champions showed power at the plate as well as brilliant defensive play in BASEBALL MANAGERS P 9 Sta-ndmg jim Ralph Ken Stanley age 0 K 1CflmS Head Manager I-UYYY Jackson Not Pictured Willard Brown . . , , l I ' consisting of experienced State Legion ' : ' , - . CHAMPS .I GEORGE OGG WES ECHOLS TED TAPPE GQRDY HERD ED BOYLE DAVE HAYFORD DON HEINRICH BABE CHASE the Held With almost all the posltlons on the squad filled by semors Coach Scheyer has a Cross State League Champnon thus sprung As every home game was played at Roosevelt Field the students packed the stands to gxve the 1948 baseballers thenr loyal support DWIGHT SCHEYER Head Coach Page 91 1 X' f' '14 ., . I a s I . W y ff fi f ' Q . P xf X . G , -' ' ' X 'uni , f l 5- l l , I 1 'Y f ..-2 CINDER RON SHAFFER DALE BEASLEY FIELD RYAN JERRY BRADBURY JOHN JONES -1 417 lf' Q, J! ELMER GRIMES JIM FREEZE BOB PLAISANCI Page 92 WALLY ERWIN V I l A i Q-H JIM DALTON BUD OLSEN COACH KEN WILLS W.. 1 I I I EY , ' 1 . 635' 3 . U if g 5 ,X 13' by iii Tv- V 4-Ig f vr' I f ' 'S :fs I Wx!! X Q1 L 5 A 9 E . 'V 'X i 1-S .f 45 iw 'T' in . 5 I 'Q .,..., F 5. H: . ft 'v fm 0 N v , T ?-W 3 ! x . ,, 1 g K F 1 P 'i ! wiiivzrg BILL FREDERICKS DANNY LIM JACK CUI-VER JIM WILEY TENN An experxenced squad of racketm constltuted the 48 quad whxch w several meets Danny Lrm B1ll Fre erlcks and 1m W1ley led thms squa vshrch was well coached by Robe Scott CHARLES ELDRIDGE ROLAND HAYES JERRY Page 94 Asa.. HEALOCK ARNOLD FOX The sport of the anclents remstated by Larry Ramm xn 1946 has become a feature attractxon of the wmter sports parade at B H S Wes Echols powerful welterwerght carrxed the Bremerton colors mto the Golden Glove competl tion COACH ROBERT SCOTT FOMSTOCK ECHOLS BATTLE Back Row Coach Ramm, Lee Horton, Walt Nutter, Jack Osborne, Manager Mxddle Row John Whxte, Gordon Gladsen, Warren Montagne, Don Van Llew, Hoot Harvey Front Row jam Ralph, Manager Bull Thompson, Don Farrar, Robm Fxelds, Kxm Tual, Richard Berry, Manager t. i I ' 9 . 4, Q s . ' r , V 4 A Y . I aiiiyftfa - S - fg,E'L:1Qf A Q, 45, 4' IZA l - y - 7 A .A ' W fi ' -a, T ' us M - V lpn fy I , 1 . 1 , , . . , X, , , 'MW Q, 1 ' A ' x X ZX' fl JACK SINES ROY L Mx' GEORGE HORMELL BOB JACOBS The bxg five acobs Levm Hormel GULF Smes and Edmonds earned the golf mg sport to even greater heights 1948 Bob Jacobs a Country Club champxon led the grouo whlch out scored all opponents EVIN Bac Row Buzzy Edmonds Jack Smes Bob acobs Bucky Levm George Hormel fron: Row Fred Beane Eddxe Lee Van Leer Hoffman Ilm Deganmore we GER? JOHN EDMONDS Page 97 . an' L 14 af , X - . 'Y , f , - ef rf I l fl .n'J,f. . , K f M, V' If I Q' v I I , . ., 'g 4 I .. . ui! , . , , ,, - ' I . ' I J . . in . I , l X A ni E 'f' h k l' 1 . . s J 1 l . Y U ' V h, Mp. A 1 xg? I is Quan- V1 4 Q, as QQIQA 1 1 If-, 1 , Qf'?5f'2f' s .- , 9 'Hifi '-If xi 'fx rm- ' vi I 'SQ Nm 8.6 GIRLS SPCRTS NAN BARNET NAN BARNET MARY JEAN WILSON G A A Pygmdmg Inspzratronal Award B Club PTC-91dC'f1f 1 rw.. C A A CABINET Bac Row V1cePres1dent Barbara OGrady Presrdent Nan Barnet Treasurer Vrrglnxa Wahl qurst Secretary Marlene Mrller Front Row Managers Vrrgrma Taylor Vxrgmra Moore Barbara Butler Ellen Laurre Malzre Granzow Kay Lawson Frances von Hoene Dorothy Voss Donna Olson Lorraine McPnee Verona Cooper The Grrls Athletxc Assocratron was headed this year by Presxdent Nancy Barnet With over seven hundred gurls turmng out for sports under rts program G A A had one of its most uccf ful year rn Bremerton Hxgh School hxstory The major sports were volleyball basketball baseball and bowlrng wrth several other mmor sports The tumblmg and dnll teams made many Hne howmgs throughout the year notably at the varrous games Miss Grllespre Miss Vshx e and Mrss Allen were always ready to assrst the girls rn any way Crrls sports have an :mp-or ant place rn school lxfe because they teach thmgs whrch cannot be learned rn classes good sportsmanshxp cooperatron and leadership Besides these qualrtres the gxrls gain good fnends and fun Mrss wmrs Mrss crttssme Miss ALLEN Advuser Advxscr Admggr Page 97 I . 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X i i . 1' Front Rott Nan Barnet Marlene Mlller Page 98 G A A 0 PARADE SPORTS BANQUET CRAND FINALE' THE DINNER The annual G A A Sports Banquet held nn the sprmg was one of the outstandmg events of the year Tradntxonally xt s the txme for presentatxon of awards and thls year all star teams not only rn volleyball but also ln basketball were announced havmg been elected by secret ballot of thelr teammates FIVE 1nch letters were awarded to first letter wmners and sxxmch to those who had earned thexr second or thxrd letters The pro gram was mterspersed wxth musrcal numbers and other varxety entertamment wxth Mrs Conrad Davres as guest speaker Mary ean Wrlson acted as mlstress of ceremomes for one of the most successful banquets yet held COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Bac Rou Nadxne Bare Tootne Bywaters Betty Davxs G A A On Parade presented December 11 1947 before a large audlence was somethmg new 1n the hxstory of glrls sports The audrence enjoyed the varled acts whlch were presented and the productxon was termed as very successful Specxal credlt should go to Mxss G1llesp1e and MISS Whlte for the hard work and long hours they contrxbuted to G A A On Parade COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Back Row Donna Olson Nadme Bare Verona Cooper F1ont Row Betsy Kxeckhaefer Barbara O Grady READY AIM FIRE' AWARD WINNERS -U O Q Q , Q' I 1 l . . . ., I . , , 4 . . 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' 7 p ON THE DEFENSE' WINNING SQUAD BREMERTON AND SILVERDKLE PLAYD Y COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Bac Row Mary Jean Wrlson Marlene Maller Lila Lee Mary Lou Wrllrams Front Row Nan Barnet Nadme Bare Verona Cooper Ida Mae Granzow The G A A outdnd itself thls year by sponsorlng., not one but two playdays The first held ln the fall featured volleyball wrth badmmton and pxng pong The number of teams mvlted was not so great thls year and m con sequence partxcxpants were able to be almost contmuously actlxe Later ID the year a playday for basketball proved to be equally as successful In both events the newly formed Gxrls Intramural Ofhcxals Assocratron prownded competent uniformed officials for all sports Both playdays were outstandmg for the excellent sportsmanship and frlendly atmosphere which prexaxled Bremerton players rated very hxgh both nn performance and attltudes Through thxs sort of athletic meet Bremerton leads the way ln promotmg closer cooperatxon among the G A A s f th1s area GOOD COMPETITION GOOD CAME' Page 99 Page 100 GIRLS TH LETIC 3 Back Row: Beverly Fagan, Rita Milo, Bernadette Jones, Pat Meade, Lila Lee, Liz Fleming, Roberta Workman, Marianne Michels, Katherine Evans, Ileane Thomas, Virginia Moore, Nancy Jacobson, Nina McFarland, Kay Lawson. Row 3: Alta Welzenbach, Ida Mae Granzow, Joanne Torseth, Ardie Booth, Rosalie Halverson, Patricia Patnude, Jane Walton, Bonnie Huff, Kathleen Wenzl, Barbara Anderson, Mary Jo Eiler, Edith Eigner, Charlotte Snider. Row 2: Betty Jane Collver, Mary Lee Holcomb, Barbara Morrison, Barbara Meacham, Daisy Mae Stillman, Marlene Kant' hack, Linda McPhee, Barbara Keith, Jackie Johnson, Emilie Tull, Mary Lee Quien, Joan O'Sammons. Row 1: Donna Larson, Gloria Bergin, Carol Mawson. Bettv lean Eddy, Betty Rowan, Dotsy Fine. Dixie Sheets, Mandy DeCloedt. Virginia Reid. Mufl Gilchrist. STRIKE! swimmmc is FUN! ,J x AIM STRAIGHT! RSSCCIATIG Bac Row Mary Shrrey Faxth Deaver Mary McClean Phylhs Thompson Beverly McKay Ollvene Monette Nadme Bare Evelyn Bear Lorrame Peterson Ahda Ann Lmdblad Dorothy Braendlem Donna Gusa Berneda Ramey Row 3 Donna Lohse Eloxse Castro Beverly Imhoff Vxrgxma Taylor Marllyn LaPage Cormne Crenshaw Mary Schuler Ruth Gardner Delores Torkleson Darlene Lund Row 2 Ioanne Natter Sheron Dunnmg Becky Kcrttula Marlene Martin Carrol Taylor Glorxa Rutalhe Joanne Bourgette Rose Scott Ierx Wrlght Nan Barnet Norma McDonald Row! Collen Grace Sue Machgan Frances Darety Beverly Branmn Vrrgxma Lee Vrrglnla ackson Tootxe Bywaters Barbara Hunsacker Mary jean Wnlson U A HEALTHY SPORT' BUILDING CO ORDINATION' BADMINTON IS A GAME OF SKILL' Page 101 l k 1 , , , , , . . 2 , , , , , , , , ., V I . . . 2 t, I , , , . , . , , , D . . . . . . . . 2 , , , , , I , . . . . GIRLS INTRAMURAL OFFICIAL ASSOCIATION BASKETBALL CHAMPS Bac Row Myrtle Pharr Kathleen Wenzl Ida Mae Gran Donna Olsgn Toggle Bywaters Dorothy Voss Norma zow Jane Clegg Barbara Anderson Mume Xemna Cooper oan Boehmer Not Pzctuffd Front Row joan Boehmer Norma Mume Nan Barnet Barbara QGr3dy Pat Morngon Frances von Hoene Mlss Allen my ... UP 1---' L gf -,, aa- TUMBLING TEAM LIZ Flcmmmg Mary Lou Wrllrams Ann Nelson Kay Crawford Nadlne Stoddard Delores Robertson Mxss Gillespie Evelyn Massey Vrrgmxa Moore Sa ly Hetrltk Faye Crawford Wrllxs Carlson oanne Torseth VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS Bac Row Mrss Grllespre Vnrglma Wahlqurst Donm Olson jane Clegg Frances von Hene Roberta Workman rfvnt Row Beverly jordan Ioan Boehmer Kathleen Page 102 Wenzl Barbara OGradv Molly Murrav Verno Cooper 46-1 ik Jv,,...f. '41 1 in ws ALL STAR VOLLEYBALL TEAM Bac Row Carol Flaherty V1fg1Dl3 Wahlqurst Nan Barnet Vxrgrma Moore Dorothy Voss Rgw 2 Ivlolly Murray Kay Lawson Drxxe Sheets Donna Olson Front Row Barbara O Grady Verona Cooper , . 5 yt v ' ' , I I K 5 I I Q ' ' , I 1 V s 1 , E , . A ', Q C , 1 I , - ' 1 1 v 1 ' as 4- og 3, . 3' 5 5 6 Q I . 5 Q , . I ' f 1 ' ' I f f . . 'V ff n I , Q r - , ra 5' x ' nf' '-4 ,I - - I- I ' - . A lf I' J . ,. i 1 ' R I amen I . ' J S , ' I , K X . I l .V . V I , ' wr . . 0- ,: ' a ,, an 51 . 'I l I ! I I 4 - ' M: ' Q- w Y A -V 1 l 4 I ' I 1 a . g . 4 . x ' ' 8 ' V , . .Y 0 I A I V V , t L t 1 X l I , , V , ft .. 'Q ' ' , '- - ff ' , ' ff J '3 1 '3' '47 .cn-1. A Kb I . ' .I . ff l ,:, ' ' Q v. . L: K I -in .A - A I Q ' 1 . ligne ' N A 5 9,4 , 1 at 5 ' ef- .I h.: g5,f I- 'Z Q Nl? 'l,.2r ' WY C, A it 1 J . X Q , . - J 8 . Q I 9 Q k : . . . , . . . . , K k I , V V - - x Y ' ' ' I , , 1 , I V V - ' WILDCATS Page 104 JOURNALISM CLASS DOUGLAS PATTERSON ROSALIND PHELPS Edna' mchlff Edxtor mCh1ef IF1rst Semester! fSecond Seusestcrl EDITORIAL STAFF fFn'st Semester, Edltor m Chlef Douglas W Patterson Co ASSOC18tC Edltors Mxmx Coulter Lorrame McPhee News Edntor Ed Collver Assistant News Edxtor Carol McCabe Clublncxty Edltor an Oreck Boys Sports Edxtors Bucky Levm Harley Olson Feature Edxtor Rosalmd Phelp Exchange Edxtor Helen Pearson Clrculatxon Gwen Eaton Publlclty Manager oan Morrlson Copy Boy Chff Ferguson Reporters Ralp Canfield Lloyd Sayer Frank Poole Lold Power Kaye Kempf Larry Bobo Larry jackson johnny XX arcup Katherme Pohl Rxchard Lxllybrldge BUSINESS STAFF fF11st Scmeste'rQ Bu mess Manager Helen Coltos Advertxsmg Manager Crlleen Grace Advertrsrng Assrstant Mary Lee Holcomb Fmancxal Manager Kalnh Lanfnend Fmancxal Asslstant Kaye Kempf Bookkeeper Norman Lusk Cashler Betty Kane Typxsts Marxlynn Arthur Donna Hendrlckson Advertxsxng Staff ohnny Deganmore Bet y Wllls Katherme Pohl Ann Levell Janet johnson Beverly Lundgren Ruth Gardner Barbara Alfred oan Morr1son Get your Laxr Buy a Lan' Card were just a few of the crxes heard by the students of B H S during the past year The Lalr Staff has worked dllngently the past two semes ters to ut out better edxtxons of the B H S br mont ly newspaper The Cub Thanks lVIhg Christmas and Senior edmons were a ew of the specnal papers pubhshed durmg the course of the year Wxth prmtxng cost hxgher than ever before xn the Lalr s hxstory the journallsm students were nevertheless able to publnsh an mterestxng paper A few columns a pearmg nn the Lair and known to every B S student are Cat Tales Club llcty Student of the Week and varxous sports columns Workxng on the staff has been en joyment comb1ned with achxevement The best of luck to the journallsts of 1948 49 L R HELEN COLTOS COLLEEN GRACE Busmess Manager BUSHICSS Manager IF11st Semester! fsfflmd SCMCSICTI EDITORIAL STAFF fSecond Semestnj Edrtor rn Chxef Rosalmd Phelps Co Assocxate EdlfOfS Co News Editor Buclcy Levm Mrmr Coulter Co Feature Edxtors Kaye Kunpf joan Morrr on B ys Sports Fdltor Frank Poole Clrls Sports Editor Helen Pearson Exchange Edxtor ohnny Warcup Cnculatxon Mary Lee Holcomb Larry ackson Pt hlxe ty Manager Katherrne Pohl Lorraxne McPhee Harley Olson BUSINESS STAFF fsetond Semesterj Busmess Manager Colleen Gmec Adxcrtlslng Manager ohnny Warcutw Advertlsmg Asslstant Katherine Pohl Fmancral Manager Larry jackson Boa kkecper Margaret Howard Typlsts Marrlyn Mxller Donna Hendrrckson Advertrsmg Stall' Barbara Babbitt Carole Spruce Betty Wrll Ralph Canneld Bexerly Lundgren Ruth Gardner ohn Sheets Adu cr Mxss Barbara Huston The Busmess Staff has the dxstmctron of being the backbone of any newspaper and rs mamly responsrble for the high calrbre of the pam-r of the past year Few students realxze that bm without a good busrness department any or gamzatlon would fall So xt rs wrth a news paper lt lb the duty of the busmess stall to solrcrt ads keep an accurate account of the money and to be the mam contact wrth the advertxsers The advertrsmg stall the group with the least publrcrty rs one of the hardest worlung groups of the Lair lt IS a comblna tlon of many things Artists salesmen news boys and physcologlsts Although its work may always go unrctogmzed :ts rmportance wall draw many worker for the bu mess tall BUSINESS STAFF Page 105 Q , fin 9 K, h diff I 4 F teret , 1 , A - ssrsss,tssssrsrsssr,sr ssssrrsrrsssrrsrsrrrrrr,rsr J 1 V t 1 'AA A ' ,J ' S .- Cnpy Buy ...... S... S A,'. ' fflffflffffflfs. ,'.F. A f.fff..ff .'.' .,srr Lloyd Sayer K A L , I M ' ii ' 1115i1ii11i111i11iiiiQiiiiiiiiiigiiiijill. ' f - ,....,s.....,.......,rs.....,.,..,,....,.,..r ss,,,, f 1 H wr A LL A' , , ' Q i iq QV, y 1 , ' 1 . I X Page 106 CAT NADINE STODDARD MR LUEBKE BILL WILSCN Busmess Manager Busmess Aduzser Assistant Busmess Managn Ulf PHOTOGRAPHERS ni BUSINESS STAFF 2 ,Y V ft' ff ' L -2- g 'N ' -S , sk W' N X I . T . 3 Q 1 , ' x , . 1 , ' x . 7 OG IAMES McARTHUR MRS JONES MARY JEAN WILSON Edator m Chxef Edztonal Advzser Assxstant Ednor EDITORIAL STAFF Edxtor m Chlef jamie McArthur ASSISCBDC Edxtor Mary jean Wulson Semor Edxtor Douglas Patterson Assxstants Marlene Maller Loxs Poole Jumor Edxtors Richard Berry Vargxma Lee Sophomore Editor Dale Thornburgh Boys Sports Editor Harley Olson Gxrls Sports Edltor Verona Cooper Assxstant Barbara O Grady Actlvmes Bdxtor Pat Vermullion Assxstants Gerane Ulbrught Nancy Watson Pubhcatxons and Productlons Editor Lorrame McPhee Artnst Marwn Bales Head Typxst Iackne Paddock Assistants Helen Pearson Maralyn Spooner BUSINESS STAFF Busxness Manager Nadme Stoddard Assistant Busmess Manager Btll W1lson Sales Manager Anne Gmder Assxstants Mary Mateo Betty Schat schnelder lumor Asslstant K1-m Tual Semor Photographs Clyde Rees Pubhcxty jean Fugate Staff Assxstants Betty Baker Delores Clark Ken Thomas Mauruce Tugby 1 EDITORIAL STAFF Page 107 E 1 Musi'c adam..fffffffffffffffffflffffffffffffQffffffffffffffffffffffffff ........................ vagina wahrqum HCMECDMI G Thxs years Homecommg was the Erst and one of the best of our socral functrons A long perxod of preparation led to Thursday s bon fire and Frxdays parade game coronatron and dance The q een and her court were selected rom a large held of candxdates Page 110 'b'Vlx., Her Majesty was LaNonda bil chnst and Their Hlghnesses were Lea Young Edxth Thexs Dorothy McNutt and Paulme Gleason Prctured below wxth the royal gxrls are three of the wmnmg floats Tle Chamber of Commerce rs to he congratulated for the success of thus event lrruu im WEETHEART SWIRL The B Club's annual tolo the Sweet' heart Swlrl was held approprxately on Valentme s Day It was a lovely affarr wxth all the gxrls and thexr dates dressed rn thexr best bxb and tucker The hugh lxght of this dance was the electron of the Sweetheart Couple From a large Held of nominees came thas years wmners Dale Beasley and Donna Hendnckson a most appro priate choxce After the results of thc electron were announced and he award made the Sweetheart Swnrl con tmued to its successful end I Rexgned over by ueen Gwen Eaton nd Pnncesses Manlyn Spooner and Il tsy Fme the Varsnty Ball was one f the most pleasurable dances of the ear The commnttee members of the VARSITY B LL Lettermens Club are to be congrat ulated for therr fine work m promotml, this socral functxon Each year sees a new Varsity Ball for the dancing en thusnasts of B H S Thxs years dance has upheld all past tradmons Princess Daisy Fmc E2-ueen Gwen Eaton Pvmcess Marilyn Spooner Page 111 Page 112 Qvlill fm wiv l THE JUNIOR CLASS or 1948 cordially invites ,, , I Kd Ll 54,4 Q11 to gttend the Junior Prom at the High School Gymnasium Saturday, the eighth day of May nineteen hundred and forty eight SE FORMAL A S O DA C G9 O 2 5 25 E l Q gl ll N l lil fl f ll? 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