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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1951 volume:

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'vs' , , 1 -- , 4, 3, ,, V, .. p K, , ..f, W ' . A, Q .1 ' ' , L ' N 70 l - I 1 ' 'ff 5' ' v, ' 48 ' , fsfiih' 1 2 -- ' 'L' ' - s s L mar' ' n 93,5 , ' - ,,,x,iL , Q . , 1 3' ' ' . 5- , X '- - ., 1. .' , .5 N 1 1 it ' s.- ' .-3 ,. any ,H - :nl J f , . v , . ' . . 5 W C ,tl Q -. , r K . 17.4 I 1 , Q ' - ..- Q ' x ' 1255! 3 K I x 'nf js, ,, I ' 4 X -1. .vw K I c : - 'wif' .4 , v 1 I 4'f.f w - e Fm . I ' nw' 3 .i .V ,Q Q . , 5 l f In X 000 H255 EDEN ERTON I-IIGI-I SCI-IOOL RQEMERTCN WASHINGTON 1 Foreword Here is your 1951 Cat Log. The staff hopes it is one of the best to come from BHS. In it we have tried to get a complete picture of one year of school life-games, dances and other activities. For the seniors of 1951 it will be a memory book: for this year's sophomores, it will be the beginning of a record of their school career. lf you look at this annual several years from now and can remember old friends and events, this staff will have done its job well. For our theme this year, we have chosen one of a combined NavyfNavy Yard nature. Without the Navy Yard, Bremerton would not be what it is today. Through the use of a few pictures and sketches we have tried to bring you a small part of the Navy Yard. We wish to thank Hudson's Studio for being so helpful in supplying us with pictures, and also to thank Mr. LaDuke of the Bremerton Printing Company, who was so patient in waiting for us to meet our deadlines. 1 li, lwol RALPH CULVER 1899f195'1 Dedication On February 8, 1951, Bremerton High School lost one of its most beloved teachers, Mr. Ralph Culver. Though he had not taught at Bremerton since last fall because of illness, we shall always think of him as ours. Mr. Culver was one of the first instructors in the state to introduce conservation of natural resources as a subject in high schools. After he began classes in this worthwhile project, many other schools followed his ex' ample. In addition to his many school activities, Mr. Culver participated in many worthy outside activities. We sincerely dedicate this 1951 Annual to Mr. Ralph Culver, whose memory will always live in the hearts of all his fellow faculty members and the many students with whom he associated. fpage three A FACULTY . CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES . SPORTS . Page Pa gc Page Page Page FACULTY F-13 li Q2 :vez is Q 5 ea W 699 fx W ,f N ZS my W Admini tration FRED N, GRAHAM Another year, marked hy the uneasiness hrought ahout hy national and international affairs, is ended. The apprehension which such uneasiness and uncerf tainty hrings, is sure to he reflected in our student hody. l compliment our students, the senior hoys in particular, for recognizing the importance of continf nnng in school. The spirit of the student hody has heen cosiderahly improved. Vsforking closely with the Executive Board. Student Council, and students is a pleasure. Faiin N. GRAHAM, Principal DXVIUHT SCH EYFR Another year is rapidly concluding. An important one in the grim and learl-ul juncture of history. Tremendous events have occurred: events which have had everlasting impacts on all of us. Regardless of the instability and insecurity of our future, mu' students and faculty have had a grand year. The hest of luck to the graduating seniors. To those returning, we are looking forward to an even more successful year in 1951-52. Dwioiir Scmirien, Vice Principal fIlIARLO'l'Tlx KERN TOM GUERIN MARGARET ADDISUN 1 1, sxxl Qffice Force I 1Y1HL1 SL IVUc'LfL'7', lrmlv Arvnxlugc, IHKTIL' Thmnax, Ann Keck, Nauzy 'Yurlg N Attendance Qflice ll 'X IJ mm Nl: 4, lS.ulv.1m L7fkm'y, .Nlwluxwxc lmuld, Mn, N1gCf41.xl111. 17cn1.w Lfmfk, .N1L11'ggwv! HTUxlQL'!'V7hl7I, 1.015 ljulmunli fpugc seven ighll Faculty ALLEN, -IEANfFrem'h, English arid Algebra AXTELL. MAE ---Englixh BROET-IE, ARTHUR- American His tory, Consumer Education and 'Yearbook BUTLER, GERTRUDEHL1brarian BUZZETTI, BEATRICEV f-Algebra CARTER, WILLIAM - Commercial Arithmetic, Law, Bookkeeping and Economic Geography CHAMBERLAIN, HELEN -- Home making CLINE, REX--Typing, Stenography CULVER, FRANCES-Spanish and German DOGAN, jAMES-- -Physics, Chemistry DOVE, WINIFRED----Americaii His- tory, Photography DUNCAN, HAZEL-Latin, English ELAND, GENEfBand, Ensemble, Or' chestra, Dance Band FLUMERFELT, ROBERT --A-V General Metals, Macliirie Shop FRASER, EDNAgEnglisIi Faculty UURMNN. DOROTHY Chris P. E. DMU Temn COULD, MARGARET Rural! Sull- mg H NYVURD, VIOLET-Eng':sl1 HURNEY, VCILLIAM linglmfz, Sw tml Psyclx ulogy ,l.'Xf1l5PrSUN, VERON.-X Hume'- TYILLIQITIQ IOHNSON. ORVILLE Iinyy P. NIONES, l,AURtX-Engflxlx Ll WCKVJUOIT, FRANCES Hmm' Nurxinlu LUEBTKE. TED Typmg M'Xll5ffN, URUVER I7Vl1'L'V..Y Tram' ing MANZO, RALPH Uxrlx Ulcc, Mxxui Cfmrux, Chmr. E11.wn1HL' MASTON, MABELL f:CUHl try MATSON, RUTH E11 lqlxxlz MESSER, PEARL Puhlxf Sfwufglwxg, Englxxh NURDQUIST. JUNE A71lL'l'1L'zlYl Hxs' low, XVUVIJ Hl.Y!1l7'X' Umgc nine Faculty O'HARE, INA CLAIRE-Office Prac- tice, Stenography, 'Typing PAINE, CHARLES-Wrmodshop PAYNE, WANDA LUEY'I'umbling, Girls P. E. SCHNEIDER, KATHERINE - Eng' lislz, Boys and Girls Homemalging SCOTT, ROBERT-Botany, Biology, Zoology SEMANCIK, CHARLES-Mechanical Drawing, Ir. Chemistry, P. E. SHEPPARD, JOHANNA-Biology SUMMARELL, JAMES-Auio shop, Radio Shop WAGNER, REINHOLD 7 Electric Shop, Radio Shop WHITFORD, QSWALD-4American History, journalism, English WILLS, KENFP. E. WOODWARD, RACHAEL-An ZLENKO, GALINO-Geometry, Solid Geometry, Algebra, Advanced Al' gebra, Trigonometry CLASSES . . . if ' C M ' ,,,,. I f Q 7z Senior Class Gordon Walgreri jack Roberts LuW'ayr1e Darby Frankie Kane President Vice President Secretary 'Treasurer Miss Buzzetti. Frank Fullington Mi.v.s Zlenlgo Adviser Student Council Representative Adviser As sophomores we entered BHS under the leadership of Carl LaBonge, President: Dick Thor' son, Vice Presidentg Frank Peak, Secretary: Beverly Miller, Treasurerg Bob Holler-ber, Student Council Representative, and Miss Johanna Sheppard, Adviser. We began to realize that we were approaching our goal when we made arrangements for senior pictures in the spring. Our leaders for the junior year were Don McCandless, President: Frank Peak, Vice President: jo' anne Keifert, Secretaryg Nancie York, Treasurerg Carl LaBonge, Student Council Representaf tive, and Miss Galina Zlenko, Adviser. After the usual successful social life of our junior year, we selected our senior officers: Cordon Walgren, President: lack Roberts, Vice President: La' Wayne Derby, Secretary: Frankie Kane Treasurer: Frank Fullington, Student Council Repref sentativez Miss Beatrice Buzzetti and Miss Galina Zlenko, CofAdvisers. So to the class of 1951 we say Good Luck with our motto saying: Aim for the ceiling, anyone can hit the lloorf' Page lll'L'l'l'C:I IIRANK F. FULINGTON JACK L. McINTOSH DOUGLAS ALLEN MORNINGSTAR .IANET RAE SMITH ,IUANITA WHISMAN Honor Roll LOUISE M. LIBBRECHT ROBERTA MARTIN PHYLLIS LINNEA SKOLDBERG DORA LYNN TAYLOR LOIS MAE WIGGINS lfpage thirtccn . , X I . . .A Q... 1.5 1 . ...L , N. yi 'ir I+? ,Qx , K, 4 i 2.753 1 ii -it . W. . -4 D ...-.w -. 1' ,J Ke, 'Eff' 5 3 Ea q .. Vs' t 5 . . 5 .3 X .B ' - .fl Nglf' ' - V i 5, 'ii ' if wry: K is . Wff i, - Q- ww f 4 . J it 4 ' . A . . ,aw 1 - In N . ,,., . . . W' ni: , ew , ff E , 5 4. - 5 ,' , f H .1 as . 2 , f' ' 3 iff 1, ' ' 'r ,-if I, f page fourteenj AARTS, NORMA Talent Scouts 2. Chamber of Comnu-rcc 2. Girls Glee 3. AASNESS, JOHN C. Conservation Club 2, 3: Kitsap Saddle Club 2, 3, 4, ADAMS, DONNA ARLENE Spanish Club 2, 3: Torch Honor 2. 3, 4: GAA 2: Tri-Y 3, 4: Debate 3: Chamber of Com- merce 2. ADAMS. VERNON E. Debate 2. United Nations Club 4. AGER, JACK C. Dance Band 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Pep liund 2, 3, 4: Hungry I-'ive 2, 3, 4.: Choir 4. AIKEN. JOY JUSTINE Retailers Clubs 4. ALFRED, LOREN RAYMOND Band 2, 3, 4: Hi-Climbers 2: Letterman Club 2, 3, 4: Football 2. 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Swim: Band 2, 3. 4: Torch Honor 2, 3: National Honor 4: Golden Paw 3, 4: Spanish Club 3: Boys Club, sergeant-at-arms 3, President 4: Student Coun- cil 4. ALKIRE, PAUL VANCE Conservation Club 2, 3: Choir 2. 3. 4: Radio 4. AMUNDSEN, JOAN MARILYN GAA 3: Retailers Cluh 4: Social Studies Club 4: Photography Club 4: United Nations Club 4. ANDERSON, HENRY Spanish Club 2, 3: United Nations Club 4: Social Studies 4: Chamber of Commerce 4: Cat Log 4. ANDERSON, JANET FRANCES Torch Honor 2, 3, 4: GAA 2: Vodvil 2, 3: Cham- ber of Commerce 2. 3, 4: Latin Club 2: Hi- Climberettes 3. 4: Tri-Y 3, 4: Pep Club 4: Cat Loi: 4: Drill Team 3: Girls Club Cabinet 4. ANDERSON, JANET MAY Ski Club 2: Dramatic Club 2: FHA 2: GAA 2: Chamber of Commerce 2, 3. 4: Drill Team 3, 4' Pep Club 4. ANDERSON, TRENNA KAREN FHA 2, 3: Treasurer 3: Spanish Club 2: 'I'ors-h Honor 2, 3: GAA 2: B Club 3: National Honor 3. 4: Secretary 4: Tri-Y 3, 4: Chamber of Com- merce 3: Girls Club Vice President 4. ANDREWS, CARYLL JOAN Gaveleers 4: Debate 4: Rifle Club Secretary 4. APELAND, HOMER DON Swiniz Band 2. 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4. AVERY, HARRY RICHARD Latin Club 2: Conservation Club 2, 3: Rifle Club 2: Chamber of Commerce 3: Hall Patrol 3: Hi-Y: Boys Club Cabinet 4. AVERY, JACQUELINE MARIE GAA 2. 3 ,4: President 4: B Club 3, 4: French Club 4: Gaveleers Club 4. AVERY, PATRICIA LOUISE Torch Honor 2: Chamber of Commerce 3: De- bate 4: Gaveleers 4. AVICRY, l'A'I'RlClA NADINE GAA 2, II, -I3 Spunish Club 2, II: li Club II. -Ig Girls Club 'l'x'cusurer 4. AYICRS. MARY ICI.lZABI'I'l'II GAA 2, Il, 'I 'l'r01-isurer 4: GAA Cabinet -I: 'l'urch Hunm' 13: Spanish Club 2: Chamber of Cum- nn-rvo Zi, 3: l'cp Club -I: Cut Lug 4. IZAICIL .lANl l'I MARIE 'l'orvh Ilnnnr 2. Il, -I: GAA il. -I: Ili-Climbcrcllcs -I I4Al,l.AlS, SU'l'I'1IiU 'l'0lllI.l.A l'l'cl'l'yl fIlD0l'2If0I'S Club -I. l!A'l'I'lS. ROIlI'1R'I'A I.. GAA 2: Chnir -I. I!A'I'AGI.lA, GENE ANTHONY lfmutluull Munmrvr Z. 3: Choir 2. 3, -I: Buys Glee 2, 143 Iinys Qlmrlotle 3, -I: Hi-Y 3, 4. IRI-1A'l'HI-1, .IIM RGIiI'IR'l' lfnutlmll 2, R, 4: Rusoball Lf, Il, -I: 1.1,-tlcrman Club 2, CI, -ll Sncinl Slumlivs Fl. IiI'lA'I'0N, ALEX Iil4II.l.MllRl'1, BONNIE JOAN Spanish Club -I: I IIA -I. IiIlll.l'1li. MARVIN I . l mulbnll ZZ, II, AI. HIRI7, RICHARD A, I'hntm.:'l'apI1y Club 2, Il. ll: Vice Prosimlvnl 3, 4: Opvrutnrs Club 2. 3, 4: Prvsislenl -I: Rifle Club 4 IIOCKICIIIPI, NORMAN BERG Chun' 2, Il, -I: Boys Glcv 2, 33 Mixed Choir 2, 3: 1 1 Iioys Qu2n'tcl L, II, -1: Uperetta L. -I: Vollvil 3, Il0I'IKI'1NO0GI'lN, .IIM Choir 2, II: Guvulucrs -I: Stnmln-nl Council ll: l'rueu-culim: Attorney Al. l!0I41'l I'CIII'1R. BRUCE A. Ilnnil 2, 3: Gave.-la.-ers -I: Orchestra 2, 3: Choir 3, -I: Spnnish Club 3, 4: Key of Lifc 3. IIUIVIN, IJIIANE I . Cmisorvulion Club 2: Spanish Club -I. ICO0'l'II. .IANI'I'l' III-II.l-IN JAN Rifle' Club 2, Il: Latin Club 12: Girls Glu' Z! Ili-Clinibv.-relics 2. IC0SWI'1l.II. IIARNICY IIICIC Spnnish Club 2. 3: l'lmtugruphy Club 2: Vmlvil Ili Cul Inu: II, -I, Il0'l'Z. MI'1RIGIJl'l'H MARLENE GAA 2, Il: Chambur of Coinniercv 2: 'l'1'i-Y 3, fl: 'l'nrn'h Ilnnur 3, FI: Vmlvil 3: 'l'hs-spians 3, 4. Izpagc fifteen 'iii I gc' .NI.X'IL't'71:l BRANDENBURG, RICHARD N. Latin Club 2, 3. 4: l're-sialt-nl 2: Const-rvatiwn 2, 3: Boys Club Labinet Il: Boys Club Set-rel iry I: Gaveleers 4: Secretary 4: Golden l'aw -1: t ham- ber of Commerce 4. IJRANDVOLD, BONNIE LYNN Talent Scouts 2: FHA 2: Choir -I. BRAUN, FRED EDWARD Spanish Club 2, 3: Swimming: Tc-am 2. JI, Al: thoir 3, -I: French Club -I: I'rtsitlt-nt -tz l.oys Octt-t.u -I: Swim: l hoir -I: Opcrr.-Ita -1: Ski Club -I. IIRICICDING, l'AIIL DOUGLAS l onIbaIl 2, 3, -I. BRIGHT, RONALD H. Torch Honor ZZ: Latin Club 21 Hi-Y Ii. l: Ili- Skiers 3, 4: Debate -I: Tram-Ii Zig tlavclt-1-i's -I: President 4. BROCKERMAN, MARGARET ANN FHA 21 GAA 2. 3. 41 Lhamber of Coninivrt'0 21 B Llllb 25, -I: Gym Idxhitxition 2, 3: Vodvil Ii: Thumblinsr 3, -1: Tri-Y 3, -1: S0l'L-Z'l'JlllI-ill,-lll'Yll1Q At. LROTT, DALE Spanish tflub Z: Letterman Club 2, il. fig l oot- ball 2, 3, 4: Basin-tbalI2.2l,1I: Last-ball 15, 3, ,-I1 Boys L-lub Labinet 2. BROTT. DEAN Football 2, 3. -I1 Basketball 2, Ii, -1: Bust-ball 2, 3, 4: Letterman tlub2,3.1l. BROWN, BEVERLY JOAN GAA 2, 8,3 Spanish Club Z: Riflv Club 2, 35, All Secretary 3: President 4: Torvh Honor 2, 3. -I1 Tri-Y 33 Gaveleers At: Conservation Il, ft: l'ho- tography Club 3: National Honor Cl, -lg Debate Ll. I'ROWN. JOHNNY OLIVER 1 hamber of Cunimerev 2, Ii: Band 15, ZZ, tl: tioltl- en Paw 3, 43 Choir 4: Hi-Y Al: Lail' -I. IZROX. GENE E. Latin Club 2: Camera Club 2: Serizt-ant-at-Arnis 4: Operators Club 2, 3. 4: Conservation ii: Cal Log 4. LRUCE, ROBERT JAMES Latin Club 2, Golf 2. 3. -I. BRYAN, KI-INNICTH RAYMOND Rifle Club 2: Bantl 2, Il, 4: Ili-Climbvrs -I. BUCHOLZ, SYLVIA A. GAA 3, 4: Spanish Club AI. BIICKNER, RICHARD l'IITGI'INl'I BURKE, TED RAY Conservation Z, 3, Al: Baseball -I. BURMASTER. SHIRLEY ANN Band 2, Zi, 4: GAA 2, 3: Latin Club 35. BURNETT. DARLENE JOY GAA 2, 3: Torch Honor 2, Zig Drill Team 13. Il, 42 Chamber of Comme-rve 3: Voilvil 3: Girls Club Cabinet -I1 Pep Club -I. lllIRNl'I'l l', l'A'l'RlClA ANN GAA Z, Il.: 'l'ri-Y 3: Chamber ul' l'llI'llI!l0I'CL' li: Girls Glue 3: Pep Club -1. RUSRY, DOROTHY GREY 'l'or4-li Honor 2, 3, Al: Spanish Club 2, 3: Cham- bor nl' Cnnxmvrve ZZ, 3. -l: Prvsiclont 4: Lhoir 3. Al: FHA Il, -lg 'l'ri-Y 3, 1: Gavvleers -1: Cal 1405: 4: lntur-Club Cnunvil 4. BUSH. STELLA LOUISE GAA Cl: Retailers Club rl. llYNlllVl, l'Alll, A. C0llSl'I'VHllOll 2, Gavm'l0ul's -I. HYRNE, ROlil'IR'l' .I. lfoulball 2: 'Track 3, -I2 Gavelccrs 4. CARIDINAL. VERN C. liaskvtball 2: Baseball 2, 3. 1. CASl'II!ll'lR, RONALD LEROY 'l'urch llonm' 2, 3, ll: Latin Club 2: Gavcluvrs 4. CIIEVES, JOHN CIIRISTIANSEN, DOUGLAS .IOIIN CLA RY., HA RV EY E. Rlllc lilub Z. J, -I: lianml 15. 25. 4: lli-Climbers -1: Ski Club 4. COLE, MARILYN M. GAA 2, 3: ll Club IE, -1: Latin Club -1. COLLINS, MARGIE Pep Club 4: Svnim' Play -1: 'l'urch Hunm' 2, -I: GAA 2: Chnmbur ol' Cuninwrcu 3, fl: Spanish Club ll: Cal Lug -L COMBS, ALLEN CARL Latin Club 2: Swimming: 'IR-am 2: Spanish Club 3: Golf il: Gavelovrs -l. CON KLIN, WILMA JEAN GAA 2. 3, -l: FHA 2: li Club ll. -li Slvanish Club Sl. CONNICLY, BRUCE COOK, IHAINICE . M GAA 2, 3. Al: VHA 2, 3: Lair 3: Chamber of Coninwrcv Il, -l: Debate Il: Vmlvil 3: Dramalics 4: Senior Play 4. CUUK, RAYMOND EDMOND Hand Z. Il, fl: Choir 2, Il. -l. CORIXIN, CARL LEE Conservation 2, 3. fpage seventeen page cigli tcenj CORNELL, ELWIN Conservation Club 2. 3. CORTESY, DICK COSBY, JACK LEE Football 2, 3. 4: Basketball 2, 3. 4: Pascb-ll 2, 3. 4: Letierman Club 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 2: Debate 3, 4: President 3: Student Council 3. 4: Defense Aattorncy 3: Student Body Preaident 4: Inter-Club Council 4: Executive Board 4. CRIMPS, KENNETH A. Swimming 2, 3. 4: Conservation 2, 3. 4: Torch Honor 2: Hi-Climbers 3, 4: Ski Club 32 Conser- vation, President 4: Gaveleers 4. CURREY, DWIGHT FRED Track 2, 3, 4. DAHLSTROM. DELCIE BARBARA Chamber of Commerce 2. 3, 4: Hi-Climbvrettus 2, 3: Girls Club Cabinet 3. 4: Latin Club 3. 4: Pep Club 3, 4: FHA 3. DANCE, ELIZABETH ANN GAA 2, 3, 4: Library 2, 3, 4: Social Studios 3, 4: Vice President 4: Cat Luz 4. DARBY, LAWAYNE SARAH Drill Team 2: FHA 2, 4: GAA 2. 4: Chambcr of Commerce 2, 3, 4: Senior Class Secretary 4. DAVID, GERALD A. Band 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 2, 4: Pep ltanrl 2, 3, 4. DAVIES. DON TARREL Torch Honor 2: Ski Club 2. 3, 4: Svi'xlumil-at- arms 3: President 4: Hi-Climbers 2, 3, 4: Vice President 4: Vodvil 2: PA Announcer 2. 3, 4: Hi-Climber, Sergeant-at-arms 4: Spanish Club 3: Track 3: Hi-Y Secretary 4: Relailers Club 4: Gaveleers 4: Golden Paw 4. DAVIS, DON LEE Torch Honor 2: Spanish Club 3: Retaiivra-1 Club 4. DAY, RICHARD L. Dl'Zl'I'CH, DON D. Swimminu: 3. DICKEY. GERALD DONALD Baseball 2: Tennis 2, 3: Swimming 3: Spanish Club 4: Gaveleers 4: Secretary 4. DORSETT, PEARL GAA 2, 3. 4: Ii Club 3, 4: Spanish Club 4. DOTSON, ROJEAN ELAINE GAA 2: Chamber of Commerce 2. 3, 4: Drill Team 3, 4: Pep Club 4: Retailers 4. EAGLESON, HELEN LOUISE Torch Honor 2, 4: Tri-Y 4: Hi-Clinibvrctles 4: French Club 4. ELEVADO, ALBERTINA IRENE Torch Honor 2, 4: Tri-Y 3: Choir 4. ELY, RUSS EARL liaskutball 2: Chamber ol' Commerce 4: Lair 4. ESKRIDGE, RICHARD A, Latin Club 2, 3: Basketball 2: Band 2., 3, 4: Swimming: 3: Football 4. EY, NADINE CAROL GAA 2, 3, 4: Torch Honor 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 2, 3, fi: Si-crotary-'l'r4-asuror 3, 4: String Quar- tvi 2, 3, 4: 'l'ri-Y 3, 4: Voilvil 3: National llonor -I: Choir 4: Swim: Choir 4: Homecoming: l'i-ini-css 4: Uperctlu 4. FAGAN, AI.l4'RICD RAY Hi-Y 2, li, -l: Conservation 2, 3: Track Manu- ircr 2. 3, 4. l-'ARNAM, tlARNE'l l'E M. FHA 2: GAA 2,3: ll Club 3, 4: Latin Club 4. I lALA. DAVID AR'l'llllR Dt-bato 4. lf'lSlll'IR. llE'l I'Y MAE Drill 'l'uam 2. 3: I lIA 2, 3. 4: Dobatc 3. l RDS'l', JACK LEON Conservation 4: Spanish Club 4. FUCHS. RALPH .l. Rasa-bull 3, 4. l llLLlNG'l'UN, FRANK l REDERlCK Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Torch Honor 2, 3, 4: Vrcsiclent 3: .Lalin Club 2, 3, 4: Vivo Presidn-nt 2: l'r0eid1-nt 3: Latin Club Award 2: Votlvil 2. 3: Operctta 2. 4: Genvral Manager 22 Choir Z. 3, 4: Na- tional Honor 3, 4: Goltlvn Paw 3, 4: Swim: Choir 31 Stuilt-nt Council 4: Hand 3, ft: Gave- li-urs 4: Pep Rand 4. GEHRING, MARLENE KATHRYNE 'l'orch Honor 2: FHA 2: GAA 2: Choir 2, 3: Glu- Club 3: Chorus 3: Gavelvers 4: Retailers 4. GEORGE VIVIAN Chambur of Coninivrco 2, 3, 4: Hi-Clinilu-relics -l: l'cu Club -1: l llA 4, GlllLE'l l'. DAVE R. llanfl 2. 3, 4: Ort-hvslra 12, 3, 4: Laliu Club 2, 3, 4: Pup l anil 2, -I: Di-hate 22 Social Studies 3, 4: 'l'orch Honor 4: National Honor 4. GIBSON. DONNA JEAN Enti-rl-ml from Columbia Falls, Montana. lI.lENDElVl. DAVE AKSEL GUULD, MERLAINE J. GAA 2, 4: FHA 2, 3. 4: Spanish Club 3. 4: 'l'ri-Y 3, 4: Hi-Climbcrgttus 3, 4: Senior Play 4: Flay: 'l'wirlvr 4: l'ep Club 4: Ski Club 4. GRAHAM, L0lS ANN 'l'ransl'orru1l from Seatllo: Rvtailers 4. GRANTHAM, Nl'l'A.lEAN GAA 2, 3, -1: Il Club 3, 4: Latin Club 3: French Club 4. fpagc nineteen lmgv lwculyl GRIMM. HELEN LAlIRE'l l'A Torch Honor 2: GAA 2. 3, 4: I'lioto1:rapliy 3, 4: Girls Glee 3: Choir 3: Mixed Chorus 3. GRISWOLD, DWIGHT Choir 2, 3, 4: Opvretta 2. fl: Swim: Choir 3, al: Double Ovtvt 3. 41 Boys Glei- 3: Iloys Oclct -l. GRllNDHOl l ER, FRANKIE JOHN Spanish Club 2. 3, fl. GUINDON. ROI! J. Conservation Club 3: Ili-Climbi-rs 3, -l: SXVIITI- mini: 3, 4. GUl l'ILL, DONNA LYNN Torch Honor 2. 3, 4: I HA 2: Choir 2, 3, -I3 Secretary 4: GAA 2, 3, -l: Olmert-lla 2. fl: Na- tional Honor 3. 4: li Club 3. 4: 'l'ri-Y 3, 'lg Vorlvil 3: Swing Choir 3, -1: Doublv Oi-lvl 3, ll: Girls Nonette 4, HAl4 I', HAl'I'Y Football 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2. 3. 4: Ilascbnfl 2 3, 4: Hi-Y 2. 3. -l: l'rc-siclcnl -l: Luliurman Club 2, 3, 4: 'I'rac'k 3: Spanish Club Il, 4: Vmlvil ll: Hall Patrol 4. HAGAR, MARVIN Rifle Club 25 Operators Club 3, -I. HARLOW. EVELYN Nalional Honor -ll 'I'urrh Ilonor -l. HARRISON, MARGARET ANN Band 2, 3. HASHMAN. DAVE .I, Swimming' 2, 3, 4: lfootball 2, 3: Choir 2, 3. fl. HARRIS, EVELYN MAE Spanish Club 2: Vuclvil 2, ll: 'l'ri-Y 3. -I: Rilo Club 3, -1: GAA Exhibition 3: l rvnvh Club -l. HAYDOCK, BEN IIAYES, IIOIS Social Stmlivs 2. Il, rl: CIIJIIIIIDCI' ol' Conirm-rrc fl: Spanish Club -l: Gavelcers rl: Ilmu-lmll fl. HEIN, ANl'l'A GAA 2. 3: Latin Club 21 'l'urch Honor -l: Guvv- leers -L HEINRICH. CAROL .IEANIENE GAA 3: l'ep Club -l, HENDRICKSON, HOWARD l'A'l' Spanish Club 2, 3: Baseball 4. HIBRARD. BYRON LLOYD Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 2, 3, -l: Conservation 2: Choir 4: Swim! Choir 4. HICKLE. DIANA JOYCE GAA 2, 3, 4: B Club 3, 4: Debate 3, 1l:Spaniz4h Club 3. -1: Se-r.'l'0l:ii'y 4: Chamber of Coninicrvn- 3: l'm-in Club -1: Gave-I4-m's -1: Riflv Club Il. JACOBS, FRANK .lEI l+'ERSON, ROBERT JENSEN, l!E'l l'Y JOHANSEN, ELSE .lOHNSON, DAVE LEE lllE'I I', MYRNA JOYCE Choir 2, 3. 4: GAA 2, 3. 4: Opcrutta 2: Cham- ber of Commerve 2: Latin Club 3. HILFIKER. RONALD A. Band 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Pep Band 3. 4. HIRST, REV ERLY J EAN FHA 2, 3, 4: Girls Glev 2. 3: Mixed Chorus 3: GAA 3. llI'l'Cll. L:iKllE GAYLE Voilvil 2, 3: 'l'or4'h Honor 2: Drill 'l'cam ll, 4: Pup Club 4: Cal Log -1: Hi-Climberctlos 4: Hl'I l', SALLY ANN Drill 'l'eam 2: Girls Glee 2: GAA 3: FHA 2: Hand Majorettv 3, 4: Dramatics 4. IlOl l ERl-XER. HOB HOl I MAN. BEVERLY ADELE A GAA 2. 3: Hi-Climberelles 4: 'l'ri-Y 4: Re- luilvrs 4. HONEYWELL, .IERALD ALLEN Spanish Club 2. HOl'l'E, JOE Football Manaller 4: Boys Glen' 4: Choir 4: Mixed Chorus 4. HOXIE, GAIL 'Porch Honor 2, 3, -l: Chamber of Commerce 3: Nalional Honor 4: Cat Loi: 4: Editor 4. HUNSAKER. DARRELL HERBERT Debate 3. HUNSAKER, MELVIN E. Cn:-xervation 2, 3: Torch Honor 2. HllXlf'Olf.D, HEllliER'l' I . Spanish Club 2: Olympic Timing Association ll. Con:-zvrvntion Club 2: Chamber of Commerce 2: Voclvil 2: Lair 3, 4. Drill Team 2, 3, 4: Captain -1: Girls Glcc 3, 4: fnrls bloc- 2, 3. Hi-Climbers 2. 3, 4: Ski Club 3, 4: Conserva- tion 3, fpagc tiuclltyfcme 'Pu F , -w. 'XVI' -3 Mlgt' JOHNSON. ERIKA LOUISE GAA 2: Mixed Chorus 3: Dramatic-s 4. JONES, RICHARD DUANE tDickl Basketball Manayzer 2, 3, 4: Radio Club 2, 3. 4: President 4: Stare Crew 2: Vodvil 2, 3: Sta- dium Manager 3, 4: Baseball Business MRIlH 'l'I' 3, 4: Operators Club 4: Gym Manager 4: Senior Play 4. JONES, SHIRLEY I. Photography Club 2: Chamber of Conunicrrv 2: Spanish Club 2. 3. 4: FHA 4: Ski Club -1: l'vp Club 4: Tri-Y 4. JORDAN, GERALDINE ANN GAA 2. 3. 4: Choir ft. JORDAN MARGARET Drill Team 2, 3, 4: Chamber of Commerce 2, Il. 4: GAA 2, 3, 4: FHA 3, 4: Spanish Club 3. 4: Hi-Climberettes 4: Tri-Y 4: Gaveleers 4. .IUDD, DORIS M. FHA 2, 3: President 3: Torch Honor 2. Il. 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 2: Flute Sorority 2, Il. 4: Inter-Club Council 3: Debate 2: Gaveiem-rs 4. KANE, FRANCESCA CATHERINE tlfrankivl GAA 2, 3, 4: FHA 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 2. Il, -I: Torch Honor 2. 3, 4: B Club 3, 4: 'I'ri-Y 3, 4: Senior Class Treasurer 4: I-'cp Club 4. KASSON. JERRY O. Foobtall 3. 4. KEELER, M ARVIN A. KEIl+'ER'l', .IOANNE LOUISE Torch Honor 2, 3, 4: Chamber of Commcrvu 2, 3, 4: GAA 2: Spanish Club 2, 4: Hi-Climber- ettes 2, 3: Junior Class 'Treasurer 3: Lh-or Loader 3: Student Body Treasurer 4: Executive Board 4: Student Council 4: Pep Club 4: Homo- cominpz Queen 4: National Honor 4. KELLY. KIM Latin Club 2. 3, 4: Chamber of Commerrv 2. Il. 4: Photography Club 2, 3: Tnlcnt Svouts. 2: Debate 3. KEMMER, BARBARA H. GAA 2: Spanish Club 4. KIMIILEY, C. WAYNE KNUTSON, EVELYN MAE GAA 2, 3: Tri-Y 3, 4: Gzivcleors -I: 'l'orub Honor 4. KRAVIK. IRIS JOY FHA 3: Pep Club -t. KREJCI, .IOANN M. GAA 2: Chamber of Commerce 2: Retailers 4: Photography Club 4: Social Studies 4: United Nations 4. KUHNS. JERRY G. LaBONGE, CARL ALEXANDER Soph Class President 2: Student Council 2. Cl, 4: Band 2, 3: Dance Band 2, 3: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Secretary 2: Hi-Climbers 2, 3: Trark 2. ll, 4: Junior Cla:-is Rep. 3: Golden Paw 3, 4: Pri-si. dent 4: Cheer Leader 3: Football 4. .ANDON, MARY ELLEN tMeli .ANlJRY, AR'l'llllR VAI,l!l'IR'l' AMllI'lR'l'0N, lRl'INl'I .l. Spanish Club Z: Torch Honor 2: li Club 2, 3: GAA 3' l llA 3 -l' Chamlwr ol' Conimercu GAA 2, 3, -l: 'l'orch Honor 2. 3: Chamber ol' Comnwrrv 2: GAA on l'aruslv 2, 3: ll Club 3, .15 S94-rotary -l: Latin Club 3: 'l'ri-Y 3: Chair- man All-Stato Swim llflm-vt 3: Rvtailors -l. Fiulcri-tl lroni lhlmzwuni llnrh Srhool bl. ANGll0RN, JOHN ARTHUR Mlm-ki llauml 2, 3, l: Rand Manzurer Al: l'ep Rand -l: ,. - , - V-955325 ' ' ' fxw1t it Opt-rnlors Club 3, -1: Chamber of Commerce 2, 3 f' A'l'lMl'IR, w, R0lll'IR'l' limo Q ' l.aLin Club 2: Rantl 12, 3. -l: Torch Honor 2, -l: ',f2j i National Honor 4: Pep Rand 3. -l: Social Stu- , will . 5' clit-s 3: Urvhostru 3. LR AY. noNA1.n M. mum ii Football 2. 3, -lg Boys Club Cabinet 3: Gave- ,N lt-urs -l: Photopzrziphy ll. , - mvii, .lov HARVA tn.-nt-+ 3 Vmlvil 11, 3: Choir 13, 3, -I: Swim: Choir 3, .lg 1 Girls Noni-ttvs 2, 3, 4: Uperotta 4: 'l'ri-Y 3' 'l'orrh llonor 12, 3, -l: K hambvr ol' Comm0l'l'L' Z -l: Spanish Club 3, -l: .lr. Red Cross 3: l H 2, 3, -l: Prosiilcnt -l: Homeroming lrinrcss -lg S4-nior l'lay -l: Girls Club Cabinet -li Ga' - 1 EPZ, RICHARD EDWARD RiI'lv Club 2: Boys Gln-v 2, 3: Football 2: Gave- I4-vrs -l: Swing Choir 3, -1: Voalvil 3: llnitstl Nations 3, ll: Mixed Chorus 3: Choir S, -3 Drama -I: .lr. Roll Cross -l: Uperctta tl: Hi-Y -l: Quartz-l 3, -1: lntt-r-Club Council, Golden Paw -I. l'lGGl4I'l l' KlCNNl'l'l'll LAWRENCE lKt'hl Rifle 'l'e-am 2, 3, -tg Swimming 'IR-:im 2, 3: Op- erators Club 2, 3, -l: l'huto Club 2, 3, -l: Presi- flcnt -l: Conservation Club 3: Spanish Club -l: Railio Club Al: lnter-Club Counril -l. EWIS. REN S, l'IWlS, lll'I'l l'Y VIRGINIA 'l'!':llisfvl'i'0nl from Contrnl Kitsap bl. l'IWlS, CGNNIE DURl'Il+IN lRllRl'lCll'l', l,tllllSl'I M. 'l'orch llonor 2, 3, -l: llnnml 2. 3, Al: l luto Soror- ity 2, 3, -1: National Honor 3. 4: Latin Club 3: FHA 2, 3: 'l'ri-Y 3, Nl: Gavelei-rs Al. lCll'l'l'IR, MARGARET MAE tMickeyl GAA Z, 3, -l: li Club 3. Il.l.l'1R, GLORIA A. Girls Glvv 2: Choir 3, -l: Drill Team 3, ll: Cham' b n' 'i ' ' IM. WlNNll'2 W. Consm-rvation ZZ, 3: l.vtt1-rniau Club LZ, 3: Torch llonor 2, 3: 'll-nnis Team 2. 3: Spanish Club 3: Ihiskotlmll 3: Golclun l'uw -l: Social Sluilivs ll: lloys Club Clllblllvl Al: Hi-Y -l. lMlNG, MARl.l'1Nl'I tMartyl Drill 'l'1-uni 23 GAA 2, 3: Girls Gloe 3: Cham- ber ol' Coninwrvc 3, -l: FHA 3: Choir 4: Serrv- tary -l: Mixosl Chorus -l. INER. JEAN GAA Ll, 3, -l: Il Club 11, 3, -tg Ili-Climbc-rrtles lflmgc lll'f. llt1V'illTCC C lll'L'1l.llV'.fA4l LIVINGSTON, I'A'l'RlClA ANN ll'atlil Torch Honor 2: Chamber ol' Commerm- 2. Cl, ll: GAA 2: FHA 2. 3, 4: Spanish Club Il, 41Voilvil 2, 33 Girls Club Cabin-:t 3. 4: Tri-Y Zi, 4: Drill 'Fcam 3: Pep Club 4: lli-Climbczx-'tes 4: Cal Log 4. LOVE. BURTON NILES lliurtl Foo ball Z. 3, 4. LOVITT, HUGH L. tHu1:ol Faslieiltall 2, Ii. LUMIJIY, HARRIl'I'l' .l. lhamber of Comma-ree 2: Spanish Club Il. -11 'l'ri-Y 3, LUMLEY, JAMES SHIIRWOOD l.limJ Conservation 3. LUNDEMO, BEVERLY llfoolsl 'l'ri-Y 2: Girls Give 2: l hambel' of Comnn-Tru Il: FHA 3: thoir -li Pup Club ll. LVRSEN, ROBERT I., llfobl Spanish Club 2, 3, 4: Golf Tvnm 2, Il, -l: l.ell,0r- man Club 2, Sl, 4: Hi-Climbers 2, Ii, -l: Ser- xrcant-at-arms 4: Gave-'urs 4: Golden l'nw Il, 4: Sovial Sturliei 3, 4: lloy.: Club Scri.z4-anl-at- arms 4. MNIANDLESS. DONALD Kl'l'l'H lDonl Sophomore Class Sergeant-at-arms Z: Trark 2. 3, 4: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Boys Glve 2: Choir 2, Il: Junior Class President 3: Sl 'dent Counvil Il: ASR Vice President 4: Student Court .ludizc -lg German Club 4, MCCONKIE, ROlil'IR'l' .I. Latin Club Z, 3: Torch llonor 2, Il: Nn'ionaI Honor 4: Radio Club 4. McCREADY, LOLA M. FHA -4. MQDONALD, ALLEN lAll Band 2, 3. 4: Conservation Club Z. MCELHINEY. CAROL ANN 'l'ransferred from Wilson lliyrh S1-boo', l,on'f Beach, California 3: l'ep Club 4: l'hoto Club -I. McGOWAN, QHARLES HOWARD lCharlivl Band 2, 3, 4: l'ep Hand 2, 3, 4: Danve Ilnud -l: Dixieland Hand 4: Orchestra -1. Mc'lN'l'OSH. JACK L. 4Maci Band 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 2, Il: l'vp lland 2, :ig Clarinet Quartet 3: National Honor 3, -l: 'I'ori-li Honor 4. MrLI'ZAN. WINIFRED ALICE lWinnim-i Latin Club 2: Tri-Y Il, -l: fiilVClC0l'24 4. MCMAHON, MARJRY M. GAA 2: Conservation 2: Latin Club 2: Ski Clzlb 3: Hi-Climberettes 3: Talent S4-outs Il: ll Club 31 Debate 3: Pep Club -l. MCMILLAN, MARY DEE GAA 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 2: Vodvil 2, Il: Torch Honor 2, 3: National Honor 4: I! Club 3, -lg Tumbling Team 3. 4: Senior l'lay 4: Rifle- Club 3: Debate 3: Hi-Climberetles 4: Pop Club 4. Mcl'l-IEE, 'l'Hl-IODORA LOUISE 1'l'4-ddyl Spanish Club 2, fl: 'l'm-eb Honor 2, Il, il: Na- tional Honor Cl, 4: GAA 2, il, 4: 'l'r1-asurer Il: Executive Board 3, 4: ll Club 54, fl: l'rs-sidvnt 4: Debate 3: Girls Club Cabinet 4: Lair 4: Gaveleers 4. lwlm-1'UliM.M', l'IlJW.-XRD L. lldllclil-I Gull' 'IR-:nu Sl, -I MACK, V.-Xlililli Mm'QIl.-XID. M ARY KICRIC IIVII-1-ll I I 'I'n1'l'Il IInno1'1,, Cl, I: I IIA 1.. Ii, I. MARLIN, NAIDINIG lVlAR'I'lN, IiUlil'IIi'I'A .I. Ilhnbl Iurvh llnnm' 11. Il, -I: l'IlA 2. Il: l lu!v Sm'urily 3, Sl, -I3 Ilzllill l'IuIu 21, JI: Iflzlml 2. 3, -IZ 0rcI1vs- Ira LI, SI, I3 'I'1'i-Y 12, Cl: Ilclmlv Zi: Nulinuul Iluum' -I: Iluvclvvrs I MA'I'IIl41SUN. IIAICIIAN IVIAIIIISIIY, Iitllllfllfl' l.l'Il'l Iliubb Ihulfl 2, Il. I: Ilfllrlm-n I'uw Sl. -I: Om-l'aIm's Ululv II: Ski l'luIr I, IVIAWSUN, MAIIIAN I .-KI'I'II Ilknbq-I I IIA 111 l'I1umbm'l' ul' l'un11nn-r4'v 2. C4 I' Iurrll lluuur 21 Vmlvil, Asst liusim-ss Mzuuurur 253 llrumn Clg Nulinuul VIIIIUSIFIZIIIS ll, -I: SUIIIUI' l'lny -I: lluvs-lon-l's YI. IVII'lAI'IIAM, I!I'l'I I'Y IVIAY 'I'nr4-I1 Ilouur 2, il, I1 GA,-X 21, 21.42 Ihlml LZ, II, -I2 I4 l'Iub Sl, -I: 'I'l'i-Y Il. -I, 'I'n-usuror 4. lWll'Ik'Kl,!'lNlilllitl, l'Alll, A. 'l'1-rn-I1 Iluuur 21 Ili-Climlu-rs 2, II, I: K'm1sn-rx'u- lion 23 Swimmiun: 'IR-nm 2, Sl: l'lmI-I l'lub Il. Ml'Il.I.IllVl, MARIJCNIAI GAA il, 3. Mll.lll'IN, ANNI'I'l l'I'I M. 1.-Xuuivl GAA Lf, il. -lg Spanish I'lub 2, II: 'l'l'i-Y Il, -I3 I! l'lulu Il, I3 'I'l'0IlSlll't'l' II: Umm-sly 'Fumblimr 'Il-um Il: I'n-51 l'lub -I. lVIII.I.I'IIi, IIICVICIIIIY .IUYFIC IICM-I I IIA 12, R, -I: 'I'ra-usxlrvl' 121 III-Ulirullu-1'A-III-s LZ. Il: Clmir LI, Sl, I: IIAA 12. Il, -I: liutuilvrs 4: Vrusi- nh-ul II. MILLS, RONALD ICIVIICIIY lliunl Spuuish Club 11, Il, I: Rilln- Vlub 2, Il, -I: lfuut- lmll 21, Il: Ilull l':xlr1-l Il, II: Swim: Ulmir -I: Ihllsvrvzltiull I. MILNICR, lVIAIUIAIlI'l'l' I'lI.IZAIH'I'I'II Girls Illw- 3: I I'l'lll'Il l'lub II: RQ-tuilm-rs -I. MINICII, SllIlCl.l'Il'1 INIAIC GAA LI. 313 'I'urm'l1 Ilouur 2, Il, I: C'I1un1IlvI' UI' Vmunm-rcv ll: 'l'ri-Y Il: Nulimuxl Honor ll, MINOZA, IIUURIJUN li. Ilznliu Club 2, Cl, Ig 'l'urrh H-num' 13, SG, -lg Havo- lvvrs -I: Dvlmlv 'I'L-:nu 'I lVl.II+1I.lll'1, l.l0Nl'1l, N. IM:-lmlyl Vlmir 12, II, I: lllwu-II:1 Z, II: Quzlrls-I II, ll. ,IL Ymlvil Il: ihuvolm-l's -I. Ci? fpagc twcntyfjim' Page twcntyfsixl MOORE, 'l'IM H. Junior Play 3: Track 3. MORGAN, CLINTON E. tClinU Spanish Club 2: Rifle Club 3: Social Studios 4: German Club 4: Gaveleers 4. MORGAN, GLENN LeROY JR. fSunnyl Conservation 2: Hi-Y 3, 4: Chamber of Com- merce 3, 4: Photo Club 3: OTA 4. MORKEN, SHIRLEY MAE Latin Club 2, 3: Chamber of Comnu-rce 2, 3. 4: GAA 2: FHA 3: Tri-Y 4. MORNINGSTAR, DOUGLAS ALLEN Latin Club 3: Torch Honor 2, 3, 4: Gavcleers 4: National Honor 4. MORRISON, JAMES C. Uiml Conservation 2, 4: Ski Club 4: Hi-Climbers 4. MUELLER. CAROLYN MARY GAA 3: Latin Club 3, 4: Ski Club 4: l IlA 4. MURKER, GEORGE JAY Operators Club 3. 4: Rifle Club 3, 4: Ifootbull Concessions 3. 4: Social Studies 4. MEYERS, RALPH RUDOLPH JR. Entered from Wilson High School, Long Reach, California 4: Siianish Club 4. N0'l l', HELEN G. FHA 2: Chamber of Commerce 3, 4: Debate Zi: Vodvil 3: Pep Club 4: Social Studies 4: Girls Glee 4: Conservation 4. ORKNEY, BARBARA LOUISE tlflarbl Band 2, 3, 4: FHA 2: Chamber of Commerce 2: Latin Club 2, 3: Orchestra 2: GAA 2: GAA on Parade 2, 3: Jr. Red Cross 2. 3. 4: Debati- 3: Hall Patrol 3: Pep Club 4: Office 4: Senior Co-Editor Cat Loi! 4. PALCZEWSKI. ELAINE R. C. lMickeyl GAA 2, 3, 4: FHA 2, 3, 4: Girls Glcc 2: l'q-in Club 4. I'ARMEN'l'lER, BETSY C. tl'inkyl Entered from 'l'aft Hiirh School, Chicano, Illi- nois 4: Hi-Climberettes 4: Retailers 4: GAA 4: Chamber of Commerce 4. l'A'l'NODE, JOANNE DAWN lJol Entered from Central Kitsap 3: Girls Club Office 3. 4: Girls Glee Il: FHA 4. PAULSON, BEVERLY LOU Girls Glee 2: FHA 2: GAA 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 2. 4: Pep Club 4. PAULSON, MARJORIE JOYCE Girls Glee 2: FHA 2, 3, 4: GAA 2, II, 4: Span- ish Club 2. 4: Pep Club 4. PEAK. FRANK Sophomore Class Secretary 4: National Honor 3, 4: Vice President 3: President 4: Torch Honor 2, 3, 4: National Thespians 2. 3: Presi- dent 3: Junior Class Vice President 3: Spanish Club 3: Vice President 3: Golden Paw 3, 4: Baseball 3, 4: French Club 4: Senior Play 4: Boys Club Cabinet 4. PEDERSON, ROBERT LYNN Retailers 4. l'l'IlH+1RSON, Ill'1'l l'Y MAE ll'unicl Lnliu Club 2: Chamber of Conmmvrcv 2, Il, 41 GAA 2, Zi: Torch Honor 2: Drill 'Foam 3, 11: Vmlvil Il: R Club Il: Debate 3: Tri-Y -1: Pep Club 4: R1-iailers 4: Dann- Line 3, 4. l'I'IIJRll'K, RAYMONU F. lRnyI Fund 2, 3, 4: Stlll0l'll00 Hourxl 2: Orchostrn 3, 4. l'l'lRKlNS, ,IACQUHLYN FAYE l.lzu'ki0l LA'l'lN CLUB ZZ: Wnllucc High Svhool, lcluho 32 Torch llonol' -l. l'l'1'l'lCliS. RAYMOND li. llioukyh Conservation 2. l'llILLll'S, ANDREW JACK ll rvnvhmanl Football 2. 3. -1: Letterman Club 2, 3, 4: Con- sorvalion 2, Il. l'lGA'l'U, CLARK l'l'l'Zl4IN. MARY Lnliu Club 2, Zi, -lg Ori-lieslra 2. 3, 4: Opcrvttu 2. -l: GAA Il: 'l'ri-Y 4: FHA 3, 4. PLUSH. RONALD RAYMOND tLittlu Muni Football 2, 3, 4: Lvllerman Club 3, 4: Spanish Club Il, Al. l'0HL, l'A'l' Spanish Club 2: GAA 2, Il, -1: FHA 2: ll Club 3, 4: Gnvolm-urs -l: Tumbling: 4. l'U0l.l4T, l'A'l'RlClA FAYE Luliu Club 2: GAA 2, 3, 4: Torch Honor 2, Il, -lg li Club il, -l: 'l'ri-Y Ci, 4: Vive l'rvsi1lvnl 4. POST. CARULM M. FHA 2, Il. 4: Chamber of Commerce 2, 3: Spun- ish Club 2: GAA 2. PRICIIARD, 'l'HEUDORl'2 A. l'l'm-ill Lulin Club Il. l'llGll, CLAIIDIC Kl'INNE'l'H ll'ervyl lflrxh-11-ml from North Kilsun 3: Band 3, 4: Re- tuilvrs 4: Vivo Prcsiclvnt 4: Stale Representa- livv 4: Sluts- l'au'linmcntari:nx 4. l'IlRDllM, LOUISE VIOLA 1Lcukiul Latin Club 2. 3: Sc-vretzn'y 34: GAA 2, 3, 4: 'l'orvh Ilonur 2, 3, 4: Chumbcr nf Coninwrcv 2. 4: Hi-Clinilxvwtle-s 4: Presialvnt 4: FHA 4: 'l'ri Y I REYNOLDS, DELliER'l' DALE 1Dell 'I'l'xu'li 2. 3, 4: Football 2: Basketball Cl. RICYNULIDS, lil-INNIS JOHN Dum-e Ruud 2. Il: Choir 2, Il, 4: Vodvil 2, 24: lfuncl 3: Opvretta 15, 4. Rl'l l'l'IR, CLEO Il. 'l'ur1'b Honor 2, Il, 41 GAA 2, 3, -l. ROBINSON, JllANl'l'A LILLIH 'l'ri-Y -1: Lair ll. Viz ui- ! 'Wf- , , N A 90' R i , ykz .Q S .. r' -.Mg V? l -l' lbagc twen tyfsciwn X4 fuzggc tu'cntycigl1t:l ROBERTS. RAY ROGERS, JACKIE KAY Marque! Girls Glee 2, 3, 4: Lair 4: GAA 3. ROHWEIN. CHRISTINE THERESS 4Chrissl GAA 2, 3. 4: FHA 2. ROLLINS, LORNA JEAN FHA 2, 4: Girls Glee 2, 3, 4. ROPER, ALICE IRENE ROSE, MARY MARCIA tMarcit-I Torch Honor 2. 3, 4: FHA 2: Vodvil 2. 3: Chamber of Commerce 2, 3, 4: Treasurer 32 Secretary 4: Latin Club 2, 3, 4: 'l'rea:-iurer 3: GAA 3: National Honor 4: Hi-Climhcrettcs 3: Tri-Y 3. 4: Girls Club Cabinet 4: Gaveleers 4. ROSS, WYMAN G. Torch Honor 2. 3, 4: Football 2: Key ol' Life Ili Track Mana:-:er 2, 3, 4. RUEF, RAYMOND M. 1Rayb Latin Club 3, 4: Retailers 4: U. N. Club 4. SAMMONS, MAURICE ALBERT tllumlr Social Studies 4. SAXTON, THOMAS ALEXANDER 1Tommyl Gaveleers 4. SCAFE, DICK M. Basketball 2. 3, 4: Spanish Club 2: Hi-Climbers 2: Gaveleers 4: Sergeant-at-Arms 4. SCHEIRMAN. IRENE M, SCHORR. WALDEMAR lTubbyl Baseball 2, 3, 4: Letterman Club 2. 3, 4: lli-Y 3, 43 Serxreant-al'Arms, Junior Clnss 3. SCHROEDER, LaVERNE KATHERINE Sophomore Cheerleader 2: GAA 2, 3. 4: GAA Cabinet 3: Girls Glee 2: Torch Honor 2, 3, 4: Girls Club Cabinet 3, 4: Choir 3, fl: Sonnish Club 3. 4: B Club 3, 4: Cheerleader 41 Nutional Honor 4: Chamber of Commerce -1. SCHROEDER, LaVlLLA ANNE Sophomore Yell Queen 2: Torch Honor 2. 3, 4: Treasurer 3: Spanish Club 3, 4: Vice Presirlent 3: FHA 2, 3: GAA 2. 3, 4: Girls Glee 2, 3: Choir 3. 4: Girls Club President 4: Secretary 3: Homecoming: Princess 4: Executive Board 4: Student Council 4: Inter-Club Council 4. SCOTT. CAROL LILA tscottyl FHA 2: Torch Honor 2, 3: National Honor 4: Lair Staff 3. 41 Tri-Y 3: Advcrtisiml Mansurer. Lair 4. SCOTT, CLADIE Chamber of Commerce 2, 4: FHA 2. -l: Talent Scouts 2: Hi-Climberetles 2: Ski Club 2: l't-p Club 4: Wilson High School, Long Bench. California 3. SENN, RAYMOND tRayl Latin Club 2: Torch Honor 2. Il, -I: Rifle Club 4: Radio Club 4, SIIAND, l1I+IVl'2RI X MAI' lli Choir 25, Il 1 Om fl .f Mlxu Chorus Il: lap 11 lu 11 SIIANLHY, l'A'I R11 IA 11: SIIAW, l'A'I'RlC u lin-y uf Lifv ' SIll'1l'AliIl, D010 HX PII l lIA 21 Ret '- SIICIJIR. GORDON N 11011 Latin Cluh ILHNUIPI' Climbers 2, Hn'-. 1 ma 7 Buys Club me l'r1-sielenl -1 S1 nm en Quunu 4 I- xecutnve Cuunvil 4: hmmm l: SIMUNSON, DWAYNI' M 1811 lfoollraull 2: v wc nn mn SI'l'l'IS. WARRICN I I' I' llll S1'lHliNll Cluls MIXL1 1 lmrux Clll'0l'lt'll1l1'l' I Inu lx Manu ll ' SK0l.llliI'IlUi. PHX I I IN LINNPA ll hxli lmlin Clulr ' lun. nm veletta -1: Orchn-sim Fl 1 Nahum: Ilunur 3, -1: lluxsh llub 1 Khmr -1 1 uclu -1: Sm-cn-tnl'y 1 SMITH, .IACK R lmlin Clulu ' Inu umnx ll IM-lmtv 11: III X 1 SMl'I'Il, .lANl'l'l' I 15111 l1unnl2,1l, 1 1AA ' l 1 IHA ' 1 lm Ilunm- 2, Zi 1 ll Klux x 1 Chuir -lg Nu llll n I mm Sl'I'INl'ER, LOUIS WAXNI' 1Luul9l 'l'rxu-k 2. 3, 4 I SPOUNER, DONNA IOAN 'Porch Hunm rm vs wa Nnliumxl Hmmm 1 ru a 7 1 lhamlv v Cmnlm-rvci N 1 Hg-gnu Choir -1: SVNIIIL 1 hu u thu me FIIA 2: Girlx 1 lu ' 4 L 1 Spamxh 1 1 Sl'RIN'l', .IIGRRX I PI' lNp n Ili-Y 2, Il, -1 luullu S'l'AN'l'0N, DONNA IRI' 3. STARKS, IIIGURA IUNI' 'l'urcl1 Huun Nu 1 as Ia klulr J IIIA ' 1 S'I'l'lV ENS, R0 li Latin Club l'hulu Club S'l'I'1WAR'l', MA GAA 25, Zi, S'l'll,l.M AN, IIA l IIA Z. Zi, Chlllllliltl' ul' Clmrus 115 1 ll. N. Clulu page tiiirtyrl STOLL, LaRAYNE t'l'rim:erP GAA 2, 3: FHA 2: Home Nur:-sim: -1. STRANG, EARL E. Conservation Club 2, 3: STUDLE, GEORGE S. Torch Honor 2: Conservation 2, 3: Basketball 2, 3: Gaveleers 4. SUNICH. l'AUl. W. Basketball 2, 3. SUTHERLAND. DONALD WILLIAM Choir 2, 3, 4: Operetta 2, 4: Swing Choir 3, 4. SWANSON, MARY GRACE tSwaniel GAA 2: FHA 2, 3. TATE, SHIRLEY JOLYN lJol Entered from Poly Tech, Lomz Beach. Califor- nia 3: Rifle Club 3: GAA 3: Chairman Junior Prom 3: Spanish Club 3, 4: Torch Honor 3. 4: Senior Class Secretary 4: FHA 4: Chairman Senior Ball 4. TAYLOR, DORA LYNN GAA 2, 3: Spanish Club 2, 3: Torch Honor 2, 33 National Honor 3, 4: Chamber of Commerce 2: FHA 2: Tri-Y 3: Girls Club Cabinet 4: Senior Play 4. TAYLOR, JERRY lSoupyl Operators Club 3, 4: Lair Staff 3, 4: Assistant Editor 3: Co-Editor 4: Gave.-leers 4: Spanish Club 4: Photo Cluh 4. TAYLOR, MARY ANN iMii'kl'yi Choir 2. 3: Girls Glee 4. THEIS, RICHARD EARL lDickJ Football 2: Hi-Y 3, 4: Vice President 4: Na- tional Thespians 3: Drama 4: Golden Paw 4. THOMAS, LAWRENCE TOM tFrenchyJ Operators Club 3, 4: Conservation Club 3: Talent Scouts 3: Social Studios 3, 4: Drama 4: Gaveleers 4: Retailers 4: Cat Loy: 4. THORSON, RICHARD DEAN tllickl Hi-Climbers 2, 3: Hi-Y 2. 3, 45 Danvt- liaml 2. 3. 4: Band 2, 3: Golden Paw 3, 4: Inter-Club Council 3: Gaveleers 4: National Honor 4. TIERN EY, LOWELL PATRICK TOLLIVER, SARA ANN lSariel GAA 2: Choir 2, 3, 4: Nonettes 2: Girls Glue 2: Spanish Club 2: Tri-Y 3: FHA 4: Swim: Choir 2. 3. IILVESTAD, DONNA MAE Torch Honor 2. 4: Spanish Club 2: GAA 3: Na- tional Honor 3, 4. VAN DYKE, LOIS DIANE Torch Honor 2: Latin Club 3, 4: Tri-Y 4: Hi- Climberettes 4: Hi-Skiers 4: Cat Los: 4. VERBON. JACQUELYN JOAN Llackiel Chamber of Commerce 2, 3, 4: Tri-Y 2, 3: Latin Club 2, 3, 4: FHA 2: GAA 3: Hi-Clim- berettes 3, 4: Cat Loi: 4: Drill 'IE-am 4: Vodvil 3: Senior Play 4. VEST. BARBARA LEE tllarbl FHA 2: Choir 2, 3, 4: Girls Glee 2: Torch Honor 2: Drill Ts-am 3, 4: Chamber of Com- nit-1'1'v 3. 4: Pep Club 4. VINING, DONALD L, VOGICL, A. ROBERT tllobb Choir 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Double Octet 3, 4: Boys Glve 3: Swing Choir 3. 4: Quartet 4: Boys Oclot 4: Ensemble 4: Opvretta 4: Latin Club 3. VOG'I'LlN, GEORGE EDWARD Spanish Club 2: Conservation 3, 4: Hi-Climbers 3, 4: Set-rotary-Treasurer 4: Torch Honor 3. 4: National Honor 3, 4: Golden Paw 4. VOSGIEN. MARY JEANNINE FHA 3: Social Studies 3: Secretary 3: GAA 4: Pop Club 4: Tri-Y 4: Sophomore Editor, Cat Log 4: Senior Play 4. VOSS, DONALD LEE WAGNER, JERRY E. Const-rvation 2. WALGREN. GORDON LEE lGordyl Ski Club 2: Operators Club 2, 3, 4: Hall Patrol 2, Il, 4: Conservation 2, 3, 4: President 2. 3: lntn-r-Club Council 2, 3, 4: Photo Club 2: Golden l'aw ll, 4: Hi-Climbers 3. 4: Debate 4: Gavelvers 4: Senior Class President 4: Senior l'Iay 4: Student Counvil 4: Assembly Board 4. WALLIS. ANITA MAE Girls Glvt- 2: FHA 3: Choir 4. WAl,S'l'ON, RICHARD F. 1Dickl Radio Club 3: Oporators Club 2, 3, 4: Band 2. 3, 4: Photo Club 2: Gaveluers 4. WARDELL. NANCY ANN lNanl Torch Honor 2, il. 4: GAA 2, 3: Chamber of Commerce 2, 3: B Club 3. 4: Tri-Y 3, 4: Span- ish Club 4: l'ep Club 4: Senior Play 4: Senior Co-Editor, Cat. Log 4. WARMO'l'H, GARELD CLARK ttlayl Dramat,it's 3: National Thospians 3, 4: Ski Club 4, WEBS'l'l-IR. ALICE LOUISE Gavn-let-rs 4: Rifle Club 4: Senior l'lay 4: Howlinl! 4. WIIISMAN. .lllANl'l'A C. lJuanl Band 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 4: FHA 2: Torch Honor 2, 3, 4: National Honor 3, 4: GAA 2: Spanish Club 3: Debate Team 3: Tri-Y 3. 4: l'rc-sidt-nt 4: Gaveleers 4: Inter-Club Council 4: Secretary-Treasurer 4. WHITE, FRED FLOYD tFrs-ddiel Baseball 2, 3, 4: Football 2: Conservation Club 2: Lettorman Club 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 3: Ski Club 3, 4. WHl'l'MORl'I, NICKOLE'l l'l'2 L. tNikkiel Latin Club 2, 3: Drill Team 3, 4: Vodvil 3: GAA 3: Gavt-les-rs 4. WIDICLL. HERBERT JAMES tHeroi Op:-rators Club 2. 3, 4: Rifle Club 3, 4. WIGGENS. LOIS MAE FHA 2: Spanish Club 2, 3: Torch Honor 2: GAA 2, Il: Girls Glen 3: National Honor 3. 4: Tri-Y 3: Sourvtary Il: Choir 4, 49'- has fpage tlzivtyfone SLAM f ..,.,.f,- WILLICY, SHIRLEY ANN WILLIAMS. Rl'l'l'A A. GAA 22 I-'HA 2: 'Porch Hnnor I, -I: Suviul Studies -I: F11-nch Club -I. WILLIAMS, SHIRLEY .IEAN l.layi Talent Scouts 2, 3: GAA 2. 3, il: Vmlvil 15, :lg GAA nn Par:-ulv 2. 3: Spanish Clulu Sl, '11 Drzunn 4: Pep Clulw AI: Gavelm-rs -I1 'I'ri-Y II: Dm-Imh: -1. WISNER, IIERTHA Ilicrll I HA 2, 3, -I: GAA LZ, Il, I: 'I'ri-Y 11, I: Ili- Climhvrvltes II. 4: Ii Clulu -I, WI'I l', DONALD E. Band 2, 3, -I: Ol'chestr:l 4. WOLD, SONJA A, lSunnyl GAA 2, 3, 4: Chamber nf Cnnirm-rm' 12. Cl: I lIA 2: Tumlxlinyz Team 2, II: Social Studios 21 Swin- ish Clulu 31 Vmlvil IIC 'I'ri-Y CI: Hi-l'liniIwl'olIvs 4: Retails-rs -I: Senior Play -I, WUOIJ, RONALD EIIGENE WORTH, EVELYN LIIl'lLI.E Hi-Climlwrcltcs Il. -I3 GAA AI: 'I'ri-Y -I: Sm-nim' I'lay 4. WORTII. RICHARD I-I. WYMER, WILLIAM E. Illillh Swimmimz II, -I. YORK. NANCY .IANE GAA Z, 3, -I: R1-II Cross II, -I: Stuslonl K'nnn4-il Executive Brmrfl -II Gavm-lm-rs -I: I'Il'0lH'I1 Vlnlv fl. YOUNG, GICRAIID FRANK I.Icl'l'yl Ifootlmll LZ, Il, -I: Band 2. II, -I: Orvhm-stru 2, Il, -I. YUWELI., GAYLE MIIAJ Ihxsolnall 2: Gulf II, -I: l4:In1l 25, .. ZISKA, ANNA MAE 1Annie7 Lulin Club 2, 24: Retailers Cluh ll, LEN'I', SHIRLEY .I. FHA 2, 3, 4: RL-vm-iler 2: Pop linnel Z: lhunl LI, Zi. -I: Dixie-laml Rand 2: GAA il, II: GAA Exhi- hitiun 2, ll: Vmivil 2, ZIQ Spanish Ulnlu II, -Ig Laiin Flulu 4: Ura-hvslra -1. LININGER, E1.IZAliE'l'H MARIE tl,izI I'InIei'1-sl from Load High SI-lnml, lmzul, South Dakota -1. I'I,IlM, LLOYD RICHARD Illickl Swimmim: 'll-am 2: Mnnmrvr Tran-k 'l'm-:un 2: Rifle Team 2: Hi-Climbers 2: Ski l'Iuln 2. QUIGLEY, DORYS HE'l I'lE GAA 2. 3, -I1 Chamber of Cumnicrvv 2, 24: III- CIIl'llIN.'l'k'II6S II, -13 Vmlvll 2, UIQ I IIA 21 Ilrill 'Il-:un il, -I1 Rvlzlilvrs ll, IHORSIGN, .lAl'K li, KICINS. RUNALII S lllonl 'l'rnnsl'4-rcml from l'hm-nix High Ss-honl, Phno- nix, f,l'l'KOII -1. llllL'l'2lltll'S lluh 2, Sl, -1: Spnnisli Clulu Il, -lg .I.lAMS. RICHARD GARY lliairyl lililvrvsl from Henson l'nlyIuul1, Vurtlnnil, Url-. Camera Shy Senior ANNO, LAURA 'l'l'1lil'ISA Elllvrvml frunl liuililirimlyzo High School -l. DAVIDSON, JACK N. UODD, CONRAD HllliER'l' lllomlmll IRRAIHLEY, MARY .IUANN lJuAnnl fl-rack ., 3 l llA 2. Ili Ufliivv lf, fl, -li GAA 1Z,Il3L'hun1lwr1vl' l' 22Hlll'l'l1l,-121711.'Stff , .,Q l'i'Iii,',f,i N,,m,iis K-fQ,,f 4, L HARVEY, RICHARD 1-:1mr:N1-1 umm lllilllllill, 1'llAlil.l'IS HDVVARIT 'Frm-k 2: Choir 3, bl: linys Gloc K: Cunsvrvzl- lion 'l. K EISATH, GLORIA G ENE KNIIUKEY. I-ATHIUIA JEAN irmiys HRIIMMOND, 1:P:R.xI.Im G. GAA 2' 3' 'lf ml Cm' 21 Vol' C Entcreml from Cody High Sc-lmul, Only. Wyn- lnilur -l. SHHLDON, ALLEN EUGENE lflenel CALHOUN, JACK Qalifm-nga 4. L'Alil'I'l l'l, JR., SAMUEL VlK I'0l! Latin Uluh 11, Il: lfmutlmll Mznmgvr 2g Ili-Y LZ, il: Clmmlwr ul' t'nnnnerca- ZZ, Il. STRASSBURG. SIDNEY RAY M OND l'US'l'l4Il,l,U, JUAN NIAY WEST. ROIil'IR'l' KENDALI. l'Il1ln'rvnl from l'1xC0lsim' Hixlh Svlmnl, Nurwnlli, l ilifurni'i l . . -. WILGUS, TOMMY RAY lilusl Entered from Hutto Valley Hilzh Sc Iuh ll. html, llurris, Buys Glee 2: Retailers 3: Gave-lvel's -l ,x ,,,,,w vis' ARRES'T'ED!!!!7! SPlKED????? CAREFUL, NOVJ!!! lfmgc' tlzxrly-tlircr Hall of Fame PRETTIEST EYES BEST DISPOSITION M v Jeannine Vosgien Gordon Sieler Marful RUM: grubby Sfhfm' BEST DANCER MOST BEAUTIFUL-HANDSOME gareL Brockerman Burt Love jackie Verbon Don Apeland MOST POPULAR BEST LAUGH joAnn Keifert JMR Cosby Louise Purdum Frank Peak PRETTIEST HAIR BEST PERSONALITY Delcie Dalstrom Doug Christiansen LaViIla. Schroeder Don Davies P tx, tl ty frurl Hall of Fame BEST SENSE OF HUMOR PRETTIEST SMILE CM- M 3 Y ll luzrh Mawson D1ckScuje Dorothy Busby Dick Bnmdenb 5, YSIQUE BEST DRESSED BEST FIGURE . . .PH ' ' ' E ff . - wg? ' F ',... .Q 1 ., , H A X .,.: I K - w ,T A1- , . .. , f a x' ' ,ag z y kk,. A xg! 4 . S- X ff : ik .-k, K. A X QQ june! F. Anderson Marv Bibler PM Livingston Cd71LdBfJngC CUTEST MOST TALENTED Nilqlqie Wlxitmurc Alex Beaton 105' I-50-Ch Dennis Reynuld MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED BEST ATHLETE Teddy McPhee FTd7lkFllHT7lj.flU'r1 janet Smith Tiny Bron UM Senior AWRICISAMMAMM BAUSCH 81 LOMB HONORARY SCIENCE AWARD DOUGLAS MORNINGSTAR KIWANIS CITIZENSHIP AWARD LOREN ALFRED SHIRLEE MINER YOUNG MEN'S BUSINESS CLUB AWARD GORDON WALOREN KIWANIS SCHOLARSHIP ROBERTA MARTIN RICHARD BRANDENBURG HARRY D. SORENSEN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP fAwa1ded by Bremerton Educational Association! EVELYN KNUTSON TEACHERS FEDERATION SCHOLARSHIP JOANNE KEIFERT BREMERTON HIGH SCHOOL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE SCHOLARSHIP JANET RAE SMITH TRUSTEE SCHOLARSHIP fAwarded by Bremerton School Board! LEORA STARKS BOB THORSON SCHOLARSHIP fAwarded by members of B. H. S. National Honor Society! FRANK FULLINGTON MARYLHURST COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP LOUISE LIBBRECHT BREMERTON ELKS CLUB SCHOLARSHIP DON MCCANDLESS Cary Sgizrdxmi Glenn Vermilion jerrie Updike Winnie Morgan I'r.xidcnt Vice President Secretary Treasurer unior Class Q 1 Q Student Council Re. Miss O'Hare Arnie Pelluer Arnie Kegel Adviser Sergeantfat-Arms This is a year that will long be remembered by the class of '52. It started with the election of officers, followed by activities such as concessions at the Homecoming game and a float in the Homecoming parade. The class held the Cotton Ball, April 13, and presented the annual Jun' ior Prom, May 12. The last activity of the year was decorating and ushering for Commence' ment. 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P70111 Run' Sjruuzrt, XX'chxtu', ihvrdml, l.uulvlqc, MLuidv11. XVIHIIUUIQ, Bmuml, Rxngnumx, Rulmlx NIIJJVL' Kun' Kfllvmmnfl. I7mju'w. fkhrgmx XY., Cllllrulllfl, Amfcrxml P., Rmnm, Lu1'U. Ksvfhfuf, Uwx.mnf. Huj,fgn1m14 funk flvll' XYVIQIII. I'u!:f,ww1 H, Hmufgxwx, -Iulznwwx A., Sll'd?1M77l, Pulnmk l.m'.wm1, Huxulrnf, PLIVIQQJ1 Hurr'1.x, f:4lTIa'V. ' 'Q in .M -4 , 'F x . Jn. .mul ' h If ,xi lima' fwlxluv. l'm'ln'.x, 5l111w'1fy', XX c'u1'ur R., 1.wHm'x ,UH XXufvr11mx. XX'1f.ww1, , - V 1 . Hdfli Ixuu' WUIUI51, XX.Ln14'r, XX xmicr, .Sw.'lm1u M, flxlmrwl. Cfmll, 151'mlJ1'ufJ. livzmx mga !uv'fx w Sally Hinzc . jim Elliott Iocelyn Attridge Secretaryf'l'reasure'r President Vice President Sophomore Class Mary Gossard Lee Sherman Mrs. Sheppard Student Council Rep. Sergeant-atfArms Adviser The sophomores have helped make this a year to be long remembered. They started the year by selecting jim Elliott, Jocelyn Attridge, Sally Hinze, Mary Gossard and Lee Sherman as their oihcers and under their leadership and the advisorship of Mrs. Sheppard, they held several well conducted meetings with school oflicials as guest speakers. Then as the year progressed, a committee was chosen to be in charge of the dance concession at the Girls Club Carnival and later were in charge of concessions at the BremertonfLincoln basketball game. The sophomores having two more years to look forward to and enjoy, will undoubtedly make the class of '53 one of the best. page fvrtyftwojl lwnr Kun' AwxJvrsw1, Hum lx uit, Iicll K., Hmdfcy P., Bcuclr. Hlmxxvxg, Huld, firylv, Horlmm, Hruwn, Buuwlctl, Andrews. u' Tum Ay4'r.x, Alfvrrclvt, liwunflry' S., lirusllnlr, Holm, Hull C., Hcutm1, l5L1.vcrvn1I1, Arrz., Altrnfy.1r, Bxgcluw. Barley, A71liL'7S177I lr' Tlvru' HLITHCII, Hm'r'1'm1x4, IFJIQUV, ling Anmmd, Bond. 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R1111' T111'1'1', 1 1s1'11cr, L11F11f111. Rffx. 151114141'1'1y. T1'11g111', T1111111,1I1'111111 111 - 1 rv .1 ','W 1 dw W, MW 11 V 1 1 El' U A 1 A I 45? i 1 . 1 N? -111, 1' 3 f ffxh 'Xu iw - 11 11. 1 s ,N - .4 i Q 11 ' ' r 1 K .. .if 1 1 F -ei 1 1 f xx H1 2,4 N 111111111 1181111111111 11'111'1q 111 N11'.N4 M11x11111'.x x1x111 110111111 1'111.x.s. Mmm H11y111r11K .x1.x111 111111111 111111 111111g111g 111 11 11 1 1 118 11Q1' 11111y x1x1 URGANIZATIUNS . . . QQ ,fy 0 Q my f W i as L. Z5 XX Q If M 1' 'f I Xx 15 f GZ y Uungv janv. Executive Board 1 as . .. .R QIIG' lack Cosby A 2 v l ,loAv nc' Kcillirt President '22 ' : Treasurer Dm1McCandlexs LxL ' ' NJHA, Twig Vice President ' Su-,IL-,My t ' f 'si LaVilla Schroeder Lore-n Alfred Girls Club President Buys Club President The Executive Board consists of the Student Body ollicers and the Girls and Boys Club presf idents. Elected the previous spring, these students are busy throughout the year. They discuss student problems, act upon matters referred to them by the InterfClub Council, pass laws, draw up contracts, and strive to better the school in every way possible. Under the capable leadership of jack Cosby, and the guidance of Mr. Graham, many things have been accom' plished by and through this group. It has been a very successful year. Quin St-limeder, LaVillaq Alfred L.g Cosby, lg Seiler, G.q Toflq, N4 McCa11dleS.v, D4 Keilert, Mr. Graham. page forty-eiglitl Student ouncil Emmy 'fix' ,W 3 All - 4.7 r l Don McCrmdlcx,v lim Boclqennogan Nancy 'York Diclq 'Tliorsrm jutlgr' l'ro.wrntmg Attorney Clerk SergeantfatfAr1ns These words, spoken hy judge Don lVlcCandless, Do you plead guilty or not guilty? are familiar to the memhers of the Student Council who meet every Thursday and try offenders of the Student Council rules. The court is composed of the Executive Board, a representative and the president of each the Sophomore, junior and Senior classes: a representative of the Cat Log and Wildcat's Lair: the president of the Golden Paw: a sergeantfatfarms chosen from the HifY and a Prosecuting Attorney, selected by the court for that particular activity. This court works in conjunction with the Golden Paw, who give warrants to offenders of Student Council rules. Trying cases, however, is only one of the several duties of the Council, Who, under the guidance of Mr. Graham, discusses school and council problems and projects, enter' tains visiting councils, and supports the projects undertaken hy the Executive Board. This year's council has heen particularly active aloni the entertainment line and produced one of the hest assemblies of the year with the assistance of Miss Addison. Torlg, Sr-limrrirrr, Mr'Plir'e, Uossarrl, Ellwrz, Ficllmgton, Seller, Rolwrtx, Bryan, Mccavicllexs, Coslvy, Vlrilgren, Alfred, Lalionge, Keifert, Sigurdson, Kegel, Tliorson, Hoxie. fpagc fortyfninc irls Club LLLV1llu Scliruedef Presidmil Darlene Burnett Vita' Prexidvnt I I ww, K Pu! Avery' 115 17' Treusiuw i - li-if 11'dnL'llL' LOU' V C-J ki Secretary The Cirls Club has completed a successful year under the direction of our new adviser, Miss Addison. lvlembership is not limited. All girls are members. Cur main projects were the Footf ball Banquet, Carnival, Basketball Banquet, Senior Tea, Vocational Conferences, assisted by Boy's Club, and a regional TrifState Cirlls League Convention in Cour d'Alene, Idaho. The twelve cabinet members deserve praise for the fine work they have done this year. I Row One LuVe1-wie Sclzroudcr, P. LI'l'l7lgXlll1l, Anderson, Rudi, D, Taylor, T. lv1cPl1ce, 15 ffireimzrrc, L. Hftlllnll. Row Tum Lvucli. M. Rose, C, lsuclqxml, D. Dulllxrrom. Nlixx Addison, 1. l.u1'l', D, Burnett, LaVilla Scllroeder, P. Avery. juigi' jxlilyl Boys Club Loren Alfred President Gordon Sieler Vice President 2 Dick Brandenburg Secretaryffreasiirer Bob Lursen SergeantfatfArms The Boys Club has just completed another suczessful year, under the capable guidance of our adviser, Mr. Guerin. Membership is open to any boy enrolled in the High School. Their are four seniors, three juniors and one sophomore on our cabinet in addition to the Boys Club oflicers. Some of the important activities of the Boys Club are Vocational Conferences, B Books and Cabinet trips. We would like to express our gratitude to the boys in the cabinet and all those who have been so helpful and cooperative during the past year. Brady, Avery Pmteau, Tliorsoii, Guerin, LaBonge, Lim, Cussity, Alfred, Sieler, Brandenburg, Lursen, Peak. lfpage fiftyone Photo Club Ron' Um' Curlsmi, SH Hrox. U. A4LiMLl,llI7l, M., Dore. . , . Kon' Two Hiril, D., Taylor, Ulsuu. lx., Dix, Q.. lfruwell, P. Among the aetivities of the Photo Cluh this year were the taking oi' ielentifieation photos ol' Sophoinores and new studentsg sponsoring a float in the Homecoming Parade: the EleetrofS ill hooth at the Girls Cluh Carnival: monthly meetings and providing photographic coverage of all school activities. l'lifSkiers The Ski Cluh sponsors winter sports for the sghool. They usually plan two weekfend ski trips and try to raise interest in other winter sports. The eluh has had movies antl speakers to help the new ineinhers learn the fundamentals of skiing. Their purpose is to proinote a more sportsf inanlike atttiude and interest in skiing. Ron' Une hluilrlun, M, liroivii, I... Hiirjwlr, Siiilqumis. T.j Rolvniwn. Hill, S., -Iniiex, S, Xkivllvll Nl.. Yun l7yki', i.. Hou' Tivo Du1'n'.v D. -Iolmwii D, Clliirillill, l'urm'll P. Ullri'uri'f' li.. l.iielwlgig IJ., lflnor. M., lPiii'nlxon. XV., .Nliirlni li Ron' Three i,oi'e. lf. liriuitlimlil. P. Heirs. I, .Nioriiwwr lhltuoe, li., CaLx.siIy', lf.. liurtur, l.. Kohnisoii, L. litlrrlei, li., Agiilrtip. Nlxrretl. I l'4lQc lilly' In-ol French Club . www Ron' Om' llmirli, C..' junxeil. C., Murlglzum. M.. Iklltlilrweil, Pg Tully. C. Row Two: York, Avery, Ifaiglizwowi, H., Nfadden, M., Harrix, Eg Crmitlmm, M. Ron' Three: Peak, F.: Bmim, F.J Slurlg, L., Lundy, A.: Hurst, Cutler, B. The reforganized French Club began the year without a constitution or funds. A constitution committee was formed and work began. To raise money the club held a candy sale in Cctober, a cookie sale in February, and we sponsored Le Bonjour Bounce in November. The highlight oi the year was the visit of Lieutenant Valdelievre, a French naval ofhcer stationed here. German Club The officers of the German Club are Sharon Higby, president: Leora Starks, vice president: jim Loss, secretaryftreasurer1 Ted Rohwein, Marguerite Miller, Student Council. The German Club's activities were a candied apple sale and a Christmas party with toys that were sent to an orphanage. Then it sponsored a hot dog stand in the Cirls Club Carnival, a skit in the Pan American Assembly, and a final party in the spring. 5' nv I LJ P R ., .K v t N' Kon' Om' jiitohxowi, MN Surly, Mm. Culi'i'w', l'iiglu'r', S., Hz,et'lou', Row Tivo: Slurlqx. L., l.o,v.x, Xkliiigii. P.. Cr'aiiQf'ord. D., Miller, M. Ron' Tl1rur:Velir.w, R4 Morgtni, C., Mt'Cd1lLllt'SS, D.g Iw1cCtn1dlt's.s, F.. Vv'orlpnun, R4 Bond, K. fptigz' fiflvtlircc United Nations Club X vrnoii A ,limi Prrwnluill ,Io Aim Kreiii X nt l'n.xid4iif Pd! Roflilill S1'iruiiii'y form Ami: nimoz Treilxiivwr' PWM. Norilqiuxl All1'i3L'Y' Hits! Ron' Mrs. Nordiinixi, Shnrlvy, Krepri, lioimm, Miller. Secoiid Row: MuCuiidlv.s.x, Hayes, Lee, Aduwm, Tlioimix. The Club presented an assembly on United Nations Day, on October 24th, highlighted by the ringing of the Freedom Bell from Berlin. A program before the P. T. A.: a program featuring the Life Filmstrip, The Atomic Bombw: and a gala Allfschool Club Dinner, highlighted the Clubls school year. Social Studies Club The Social Studies Club is an organization for all social studies students. Among its activities were: A tea for Dr. Threlkeld of Columbia Universityg a car in the Homecoming Parade: a booth in the Cirls Club Carnivalg sending delegates to tea in honor of foreign students and a banquet for Debate Club. UITICZERS . I. il ' jo Aim Krryii s Tru A 5 lbvrolitl 5L'II1i'sIi'l'l la. Dui l,rc'.xiilL'i1l You l'rizuiim1! Rim Vx illiiiiiis Sei Wtiiry Pliwllix .Nlnl1ulxoii TWd'W7AUi lfxrs! Kon' Lee, Rg MiMaIno1. Duma. Nlnlguixeii, P.. Nordqiiixi, Suomi Row. Amie:-.wa H., Hulmtm, DU Robinson, L.. liuyes, B.. liiblctl, IJ. juigr lilly four! Rifle Club l UIil'lfflfllS liii' livouwi l,?t',xiili'1lI llqll Siimniuiull Yue l'r.'xi.lt'v11 Lfilwll flvitlrcim Swir'c1tirx' SUIIXHI l,ioiilgn'u T'ri'a.wiari'r' .NIV .Niminitiwll Aili'i,wr' l'v'mi1 Ron' lN1clWulio11, Trouh, Hrouwi. Ricliiirdx, Huclg Rau' Amlrciixi. Krew, Hmmm, litirrtal, Sloiwr. The memhers of the Rille Cluh have had a lot of practice and their shooting has improved considerahly. They had two matches this year. One was held at Marymount Academy in Tacoma, and the other was at Shelton High School. The clulfs trophy match was held Mzty 8. HifClimbers The Hiffllimhers Cluh encourages mountaineering for the hoys of Bremerton High. We have gone on many hikes this year, two with the I-lifClimherettes. Education in safe mountaineering has heen a feature at our regular meetings. X ici' Pruxiilviil ini-will Xogllm Sci rclary 1LxLi'l'I.YL'7' Iron! Hou' Kelly, liilioii, l7iu'.ill, .Nliorayy -lolimoii. fliiimlowx, Cfrmiielifiil. Xvogllifi, XX'ulgr'cil, Hulk Hou' jiuifzicx. liarluutl. xlillllll, liliiilqt, lloriltni. Rupllqu, Huuxcii, Sfv'ntcv', Mutlglcwilu':'g. jUll?I.SU'll, ffuigc ji,l'tyfii'c Knights of the Golden Paw CQ hurl Iuliioigi' ' l'1,xi.li'nl Hub rNlillll.xl1X' Yue Pics ilunl Unk Tlinmwwl S,'n'i'li1ry' 171' lg Tlli'Y'X1?l 'Truu.x11rcr - . . , , . , l'ir'sl Run' imcrm, 1.042 I.4ll5m14uc, lvluulxlvy, Tlwix. 5c'L'o1lcl Row X ogflm, Nlcfiriwitlltwx li, XX ilQr't'1I. Allrcil, litiimli'nluu'gr Ron' Tllrrv. Peak, Suinnur. Slupllewim, Tliorxun U., liroivn This organization is ai service club of the school. lt is not ll police force, but Lin enforcement agency. We buck up the Student Council rules. The Club meets twice 21 month with Mr. Cucrin. The Colden Paw takes part in the Homecoming celebration amd Cirls Club cilll'l1lX'lll. InterfClub Council lnterfClub Council is an orgzinizzition whose members are the presidents or repressntzitivcs ol' the clubs in Bremerton High. Its purpose is to work out school and club problems It is also Il central meeting place for the lenders of the school to discuss their club functions. l.ori'n All Mil Prcxnicvir iiorrlon XX ulvurun X it Q' l,ri'xnlcnI llltl71lltl XK'lix.m1un Sri iwtiiry' lumxilu XX llioinoi Tri'uxio'i'w' Firxi Ron' Mru Arlibsnn, iulriwr. llroiiwi li, 1li.'.v'y ,I . S'r'1.'il7'l M, limlwy. lmuili, Mioviwl, fffnor. Alf. KIHUVITI, Korg' Two lIox.wuw'tl. XYl1i.ornlil, -Iiltijlim, l7ui'14'x IJ. liueiiiwi AH clilHlfWllt'll ll., Trnny' xon, llllwtl, Lufrwviur, Lunilovi li, 5r'l1roctlcr', Intl illii Ron' 'Tll!'t'L' lwggctl, Olson, Hi'iunlr'w1l1llHL. , , . , , . lhulg, l.o,al1y. MtC,tindlc.x.x lt. Hioxl Aljrurl L., l.uHm1-ee Chi Wulurun Ki, Hnlnnin, limi jmier fairy-wxxil Conservation Club Ul'I'lK.lxlxh Turf Hurlgu Xu lbuirluil Helly Rowun x l Inu! lim: Amlrcwx, Curyllg Brouwi, Beverly. Disney, Edrtlij Rowan, Betlyg Nutt, Harriet. . i , 5 1o,il liuzr: Crimps, Kemivg Mills, Rmialdg Luehlqc, Duvotliyg Burke, Tedg Pulnoe, Ron. Tl: 'al lion Kmlllqu, Hill. -lru'lg.w11, Rong XX'ulgYevi, Uorilong Kegel, Arnicg Frost, jack. The eluh was organized in 1948 by the late M1'. Ralph Culver. Cur adviser is Mr. Semancik. The purpose ot the club is to promote an interest in the outfolfcloors and to take field trips to learn about the ways of nature and means of conserving her works. 5 Cperator s Club The Uperator's Club has a membership of 31. The club has the job of taking care of the movie projectors and sound equipment. Before entering the club, each person is taught how to operate the different machines. This gives everyone a chance to join. Mr. Scheyer is the adviser of the club and Mrs. McCaslin schedules the movies. l xrsl Run Tllminls, llulluis, Xluilull, Crun'l'orrl, lvlurlcr, Surmlil Roni filurcr, Hulmuu, Tenilqxf x lvurg, l.L'Ll'l.Y, Agururufi. Lrnigliorwi, rl-lllfrl Run' Nlulimi, lmun, IDLl'l'ILlNU1l, rl-llUTNt'7l, Dix, Splflll, Wlilscciwi. lpugc -flflf SL l'L'll Debate Club .i fx ,yy 'Hg e lfrunt Row lVln1u:.u. Cnxlvv, xVlIlX1Hd7l, Avery P. L., Lee. Back Row' Vvfalgren, Bright, Mpeldct Kulvcrts, Bulmrm. OFFICERS fiurtlmi lvlmogn Prexulenl fdfk Rol74'TlS Vue Prmnlen! Peggy Parnell Set'relaryfTreu.mn'r Mrx. Messcr Adviser The twenty members of the elub debated with the Central, North Kitsap, South Kitsap, Port Angeles and Port Townsend teams on the national question, Resolved, that the federal gov ernment should adopt a substantial expansion of the welfare state. They also took part in the College of Puget Sound, Olympic Peninsula, and University of Wzlshingtcmli tournaments. page ynltyeiglit-l .LJ '- has ws W at . M HAT DAY A-fy, I - A 3,e, . B Club UIfIilfZlfRS ri- fiiy Air-:mi-ls l'rc.v.de,1t lane! Smllll NI L' l,r'LxlilL'7I! iNl.o'y' ljilrn Limdmi Secretary Amiellc Malden Treaxurer Nlisx Paym' All1'l.Yt'li l font Roar' Scliroeder, Lr1Vc'r1ieg Avery, Lumberton, Conklin, Kane. Meacham, Wardell, Milderi, Clnytzll. llaglq Row: Stewart, Nleplzee, Mr'Milla1i, Crantlium, Pohl, Dorxell, Hickle, Smith, Schroeder, Ldxlllldj Poole. The B Club is a service organization for girls who have earned at least one GAA letter. The emblem of the B Club is a star which is worn on the letterman's sweater. The years' activif ties got under way with a Hallowe'en costume party, honoring the new GAA members. The sponsorship of LaVilla Schroeder as candidate for Homecoming Queen and a float in the Homecoming Parade were the next activities of the club. B Club girls ushered at all home football games and also had a concession at one afterfgame dance. The big function of the year was the annual tolo, the Sweetheart Swirl, held on February 17. Chosen as Cupid's Couple for 1951 were Winiiie Lou Morgan and Loren Alfred. In March an allfschool assembly was put on for the student body, rounding out the year's activities. lironl Run' liuivmi, Nlamni. Kolrgruj', Holfwmm, Hamilton. Burk Row: Kincaid, Lrmdon, Roll, Hertz., Ru.vmu.wxen. Huge fifty-nine The Chamber of Commerce lpvfolllj' llilslvv l,1'r'.mlz'w1I l.rirrv Carter Vit L' l'i'l'x1tlr'u! Marcia Rose Secretary Sliirlev lWorlgi'w1 Ti'cti.mi'er Mv'. Cline' Aili'i.sc'r lfirxl lion' l'Crler.xz'ii, M5 Cireewi. C., SlU7IL'L'li4'7', Sinlgimux, Coxxetl, Hill, Rolvinson, Riiigriem. iriargxx. Hroclxgmi. Second Row Suely, Merirlmrn, A.. Vvllllxtiwvisoii, Hg Taylor, Hoyseu. Mg Muxum, litiviiimul, Hwliiiovil, Tliml Ron' Roimoi. li., Iffuor, Utrei'iu're. Miulileii. Parnell, Luelvlqe, Htirpole. Hill, Ptiialxmi, 5.5 Cliillroi. I'orln'x, First Row Kexjiert, Pederson, H., Lzmmg, Stillman, Diirlvy, liuxhy, Carter. Row. Lunilvrrtmil I.. Kane, F. Sveoml Row Aiirlm-xml, M.: Dotxoai, Lii'ing.crowi, Amlvrsowi, F4 Scott, CN' 1.4-at-li, Vexl, l.iIler. XX lL'd'l'L'Y. forrltni, Mr. Cline. Tliirll Row. Vcrlioii, Nlaivxoii, Sieler, lirymi, ll., Rolwrls. Kelly, Kimg Srufci D., Ptifiloe. li.. liurliumm, Lmulowi, H., Collivix. M. The Chamher of Commerce is a service cluh-an organization for students interested in work' ing for the improvement of BHS. Preparations hegan in the early fall for the Homecoming with its honiire, parade, the coronation of the queen, dance and game with Port Orchard. Though there was no Votlvil this year, the Chamher of Commerce kept husy with many minor activities such as the selling of foothall programs, entering a hooth in the Girls Cluh Carnival, and puhlicity for many school activities. A scholarship for S100 was also given. pam .sivlvl Tri fY jiimirlu Xl limiitilr l'ri'xiilmi! llill Pivillt' Yin' l,r4'.w1ili'w1l Peggy llurm Sei'ri'!.iry llvlty Nlriirliuivi Tr:'ii.siirvr Nl r.x Klum on Aili'xx4'r Fo-xr Ron' Sehimller, Hiirm, fflioenilge. lioumur, Reine, fiorrlmi, Hull, Taylor, Davix. Sermid Row: Slc'll'iU'f, Draper, Siiely. Pmiiimx, Rolmixmi, Ctirlxovii Colemioi, O'HLimlley, Ma:.11i1, Horltm. 'fliwil Ron' Iienilge, l orhe.s, Slieplrerri, Sliiywier, Hiai'li.wlmitivi, liiosxell, lilixx, Ferrnr, lirunie, Flcxlier, Riwji, Szurgix. FITAI limi' Kolmixmi, Xxilillilllly Xllzmmiii, Hi-llnitni, Kumi Mi'iu'l1iim, Eiiglt-xim. Hrirrrx. Secoiiil Roii'Slgolill1erg, jorilmi, I,imiln'rron. -lmrm, X'ox-eimi, KilHl.YU71, N'lL'LL'd'll. XX'i1rrlell, iiiipiill. Tlriril Ron' Nlorlgvii, Pllli-611, ljoolr, llioilqiwiiuwi, Xx7l.NHCT, Nfltlfllll, I.,li7i77'l'L'lll, Bott. EN, Nlililvn. TrifY ut Bremerton High is an orgrrnizzrtion for -lunior and Senior girls :mel is 21 hrzmeh of the Y. W. C. A. Meetings ure held twice ezieh month at school and additional activities take plaieeiart the Y. W. C. A. TrifY is RI service orgainizzition. Girls in their first year of TrifY ure ezilletl Preppers, and earn points hy working on concessions :lt games and on committees to heeome lvullflletlgeel TrifY inemhers. The meinhers have the opportunity of helping in com' munity zintl sehool projects. Selling Buelely Poppies, llSl'1CIlllgLlt l7llCClllklLlI'C21l2C, 21l'lLl pairtieipaiting in the Christmas Seal Drive ure ll few ol' their zietivities. There ure opportunities during the year for trips to other eominunities. fpiige xixtylmii Retailers Club First Row: Aarts, Hoffman, Pederson, Datsun, Graham, Second Row: Mrs. Gould, Bush, Meacham. Zxsfqa, Amimdxon, Milner. Third Row: Landon, Krccji, Pugh, Ruef, Davis, Aiken, Spooner. The Retailers, under the direction of Mrs. Could, had a very active year. Some of the many activities were the skating party, held with other clubs of different towns of Washingtcmn: the trip to Northgate and Sears, and the successful EmployerfEmployee Banquet. The cluh also undertook the joh of painting the showcases in the room. The fish pond was indeed a husy hooth at the Cirls Cluh Carnival. Claude Pugh, the cluh's representative, was chosen as state parliamentarian. The first semester officers were: President, Beverly Miller, Vice Presidnt, Claude Pugh: Scretary, Donna Spoonerg Treasurer, Sonja Wold. Second semester officers: President, jo Ann Krejci: Vice President, Claude Pugh: Secretary, Donna Spooner: Treasurer, Betty Peterson. page ixtx ru'oj Hi fY if lursr Iillll' Don Duiwus, Burney Hihlmrd, Bud Sites, Dick Tlieix. Happy Hall, Clem Mtrvgaii, Rirliurd Lev, Sutond Ron' Carl Lulionge, Al Fagan, Harry Avery, jarlg Smith, Dick Thorson, Bob Clzumpme, jolmny Brown, Tublvy Scliorr. Under the ahle leadership of President Happy Halt, the HifY completed a successful year. The HifY sponsored many activities this year including huilding a float in the Homecoming Parade, and also sponsored Queen Joanne Keifert. The annual HifY, TrifY Christmas party for under' privileged children was a hig success. We also sponsored dances, and we sent two memhers to the Olympic Youth Legistlature in Olympia: a track meet for small hoys was sponsored, as well as a swimming party, selling Easter lilies for crippled children, and the climax of the year was the swimming party at Wilclczit Lake which we had with the TrifY girls as our guests. if Qt six il S 3 l'1r.xI Ron' Lim, Hull. HT!-Qlll, A411 Vv't1gi1eY, ud1'1.xer, SL'U17lLl Row' Nlorrixoil, jLIll1l.Yll1l, Nlorgmx, Sleplicm. Third Row' Sliiues, Beers, Ryder, Murray, Hulmmi. fpuge xxxlyfllirfr ationalQHonor Society SENIORS-Firxt Row: MeLeuwi, Scott, Hoxie, Keilfert, Peak, Roxe, Smitli, Liblireulit, cillpllll. Sur-ond Row- Harlow, E33 Slqoldberg, Ulvesitid, Taylor, Mrpliee, Srliroeiier, Li1K'i'rne,' Mtirrzwr, Miss Huyforil, Tliiril Row' Uiblelt, Diclqey, ML'Cll7llQlK, Mclwitoxli, Alfred, Vogtlm, M4:Y111wii5.vtur, 'I'lim'xmi, Fullmgton, Latimer. IUNIURS Firxi Row: Olsen, Troulv, Parnell, Harpole, Brown, Hill. Second Ron XVi'rm'r, lioimn, Huvlwxcliniini, Tliomax, Love, Rojidal, Ambler, Pat. Tlmmi Row: NicCmidless, Curnpbvll, Tennysmi, Sigurdxoii, Hurst, Sisxon, Sclmejfer. National Honor Society, for Junior and Senior students, meets monthly during school. Eligibility is based upon character, scholarship and leadership. National Honor each year sponsor the Bob Thorson Scholarship for an outstanding high school student. lvloney for this project is raised by managing the Cat Cave and a booth at the Girls Club Carnival. Bifannually Victoria, B. C., students and the members of National Honor exchange visits. page ,sixtyjoiirl Torch Honor Society First Row: Keijiert, Busby, Leacli, Rose, Elevado, fiublill, Collins, Hoxiu, Butz, Poole, Axtell. Second Row Si-limi-tier LaVerne, Si-lmieder LaVilla. Smizlz Baer, Eaglison, Slqoldberg, War' ilell, Piiriliun, Kane, Meacliani, Mi-Pliee. Tliml Row' Chhleii. Latimer, Dickey, Mclntosli, Ross XV., XVill1ams R., Knutson, Vogrlin, Casebier, MIVTTLYI-d, Hrantlenbiwg, First Row. Parnell, Lueblqe, Harpole, 'l'roub, Rasmussen, Erickson E., Blanger, Reitz, Raymond, Tlioemlqe, Hoffman. Second Rowi Boettclier, Reid, Uptlilqe, Hamilton, Hoflnnan, Lambert, Lan' ilon B., Love Rofidal P., Robinson, Hill. Tliird Row' Dingman, Pendras, Burns, Saety, Hull, Anilerson P., Hentscliel, Vifevner, Miirgaii XV., Ringness, Olsen l. Fourtli Row: Campbell, Tennyf son, Scliaejfer, Otto Hurst, Prolean, Carlqeelq, jontra. Tan, Spencer, Soriano, Barrett F. A student is eligible for Torch Honor Society if he has ai B average. Eligibility is determined by ai point system. The Torch Honor Society strives to promote scholarship, participation in worth' while projects and citizenship. First Row: Sllcllenlmrger, Barager, Jensen B., Nfinoza M., Scott M,, Sinlqnnas, King, Kleisalli, Oclgernian, Hobo, Peters, XVallger R.. jolinson Seconzl Row: Nlarlqliam, Pemble, Tally. Beeler, Krobf, Sliinley, Patron, Hutton, fJlHTlL'7l, Siillwan, lliilliiason, Siuiilerliaiij, Renal, jafolison M. Tlnril Ron' lfreese, llenili, lliclnnni, Nelson li., Klenislein, l7iinlgii'inc, Nli'Dontilil, Mcllontlltl K., Vim lbylqi-, Nlclblilliiin S., jones D., Fiii'i'ar, Halcli. lioiirlli lion' Loonier Kilt, lireen C., l'rinille R., lDii-lt-ey, lflten, Diiriilson, Burner, Ureun li.. Carlson, l7'l'llI. liossaril, Hellweg. fpage sixiyffilw FHA. fof' LA'dc'l1 l,7'k'SlliL'YIl lic'1'rvly NL'1.S1l7l YIM' PYL'.NlLit'7ll jralxe Hart:.t'H Secretary Nftlry Turner Trcttsu rcr Mm. jdLsUl7MY7l Mus Sclnlexder ALi1'lSt'Y.W Fxrxt Rowi MCM1lld7l S, Shoot, Maxx Sdnleider, Turner, Nclxon, Leach, Taylor, Ht1rl:.t'H, Mc' Donald, Nfovlqen C. Second Row: Scott M., Wetielf, Kane, Hull, Dawn, Hcnulz, Green, Komof', E7'lL'1QXU'l1, Attridge, Beflmorc, Thwd Row: Lanlhcrzon, Clark S., XVt1Ikt'r, Hurcs, I rcc.v', Hcllweu, Oflgervnml, Tully, jones, Shwley Nfuellcr, Nelson, Nftzffllaauf. Fourth Rott Klerrrxtvlvl R., Sires, Pxlzen, Plderit, Olxeu, Fxxher, Llmdemo, Post, Purdum, jordan SU1l.l1l67'Id7ILi, Hurlqnuxx, Hnrxf. Mm. Carpenter, MINS Schneider, Mrs. jucobson, MLkC1171YlIL'li, Hanxen, Slurcy, Krug, L1I7,7Yl'1 ll, LuPagc, Lanxlwrltm, Leach, Mt'Mtnm, Ro1,4't', Hzzdqley. Future Homemukers of America is an internationztl organization to promote appreciation of the joys and szltisiaetions of homemzlking, to encourage democracy in home and community life, and to further the interest in Home Economies. FHA is a nonfprofit orgzmizzltion. you YlXIf .ilXl Gavelleers Club First Row' Brown, Avery, Hem, Ueiirmg, Leach, Ruse, Hiciqlc, Second Row: Davies, Wray', Thomas, AmIrci4's, I'IooIg4'm1gor1, Slriimi, Combx, Tiiirai IiUll'f Slerenx, Lursen, Tirorxoii, WaIgTL'wl. Diclgcy, Iiymon, Cizrixtiuiixen, M.yc'Idc. First Row Avery, jordan, XXVIIIIHIUTC, Yorig, xVlIIL'f7X61l, Slqoldberg, Mrs, Mexxer. Second Row: Iioppc, Knutson, XVebsrer, Slewarl, INIcPIwe, XxIi7IXY1Id7l, Lzbiwreciit, Fi4IImgton. Third Row: FiaIu. Hayes, Ijculk, IVIi1Li'xo1i, Scafe, Saxton, Hocltcilcr, Xviliston. FIRST PERIOD Ron Bright PTKXILICWII Ken Crimps Vice President Dorothy Huxby Secretary jerry Dickey Trcaxiwer SECOND PERIOD Dick WdI.QIf71l President Louise Libbreciit Vice Prexzdent IIIiyII1s Slgoldberg Secretary Nikki XVIIIVITH me 'Treaxurer The Gaveleers Club is both a social and a service club. Each year the members sponsor one or more good projects for the school and community, have charge of two or three assemblies a concession, a dance, and the weekly high school radio program over KBRO. 'IHIRID PERIOD lirorgi' SIIIIIIL' I,l'4'.xliIC1I! Don Hike YIM' I,1'c.xliICrl! Dirk IImmIenIuo'g Sr'L'ri'liLv'y Iiiirry' Avery Trriulsrur First Row: fluid, MLIVIITI, PoI1I, Mi'Lc'r111, Mrs, Mexxer, Secomi Row: Gnindon, Cosby, Hikc Nlmma, Ciixeivicr, Morvimgsmr. Third Row: Sider, Ai'er5', Bmmdenimrg, XVideII. Sindh Honc'yu.'c'II. Iprzgc .sixt5 .w1' Latin Club tiene TC'7l7ly.il!71 Prexidewiz joyce Mzirrell Vice Prexidcnt Donna juries Secretary Della Art: Treaxurcr Henry Schaeffer Sergeant-atfArm.w Mi.ws DIl7lj1d1I Adviser First Ron- Cole, Parton. Hatch, Knopf, Reid, Klexsath, Nfisx Durigan, Second Row: Hoppe, Petrie, Collars. Srivcll, Aiken, Rose, Third Row: Draper, Nlurray, juclqson, Lewis, lirunnock, Clmmpmc. Barrett. firxt Ron' Muidler, DcllllXlYIJ7H, Sinlginiux, Peterson, Ockerrrmn, Reid, Orr. Second Row. Olsen, Runim. Herilsclicl, Pxlscn. Shepherd, Dingvmm, Pearxon, Hutton, Third Row: Etteri, Ruef, Dickey, Lippert, Tennyson, Schaeffer, Harris, Hibbard. This year the Bremerton High Latin Club became a recognized chapter of the junior Classical League and participated in the annual Washingtcmn State Convention at Seattle Pacific College, where Cene Tennyson was elected state president. The Bremerton Chapter will be host to the l95l Fall Convention at the University of Wzishingtcmii. During this year the Latin Club has taken part in Homecoming, Girls Club Carnival and Pan American Day Assembly. paqc nxryfriglitl Spanish Club lion Ml.ls l,rest.lu1' llarlwara Coleman X t t' l'r s tlcnt Diane' l'l1cltlu Secretary Clcrlte Raymond 'Treasurer Gerry Updilqe lnterfClulr Council Mrs. Cali-fr Adviser First Row' Hettriclq, Wxedemawt, Fein, Coleman, Mills, Hielgle, Raymond, Sisson, Iverson. Second Rows Hellteeg, Weist, Ambler, Tlioemlge, jones, Rowan, Vanderliyden, Brown, Saety, jones. Tlnrtl Row: Crnse, Zollars, Halt, Bjorneliy, Tesland, Dix, Lim, Wardell, Updilge, Culver. - 4 ts?-ft? , ...sa sfficiik f First Row: Boysen, DeWall, Bryce, McNeill, Hamilton, Meacham, McMahon, Bellmore, Lueblqe, Hill, Rolnnson, Scott, Beaclt, Maddess, Second Row: Hennner, Macfllttatcl, Hagan, Breslin, Richard, Dorsett, Draper, jones, Carlson, Hiett, Lundfren, Leauli, Olson, Nelson. Stevens. Third Row: Clifton, Kret, Spietlz, Grnndliojfer, Barnet, Ringness, Sturgis, Scliroeder, Moriarity, Plusli, Hayes, Frost, lieaton, Fourth Row: Haven, Myers R., Alfred, Myers H., Moore, Bulman, Sexton, Kilton, Roberts j., Patnoe, Newman, Smitli, Leggett, Sliutes. The first sox hop of the year was sponsored hy the Spanish Cluh. At the annual homecoming parade we won first prize for the float. Larry Sisson was chairman. All of the other Spanish Cluhs of Kitsap County participated in our hig fall Fiesta, Cn April 12 we held our Panf American Assemhly, directed hy Lincla Brown, Shirley jones, Happy Halt and the other lan' guage cluhs. That evening's 'lFiesta was to honor our queen and her princesses. lpage sixty-nina' HifClimberettes First Row: Maiden, Purdum, Verbon, McCabe, Mawson. Second Row: Shellenlvarger, Peterson L., Stanley, Patton, Aiken, Tliomax, jordan, Green C., Hoffman. 'Third Row: Scott M., Matliiason, Hutton, Liner, Wrirtli, Wisner, Payne, Putnam, Eagleson, Baer. The HifClimherettes enjoyed one of their most active years: work and pleasure directed toward cluh effort helped them realize many successful ventures. The most important were ascent ol Mt. Elinor: Homecoming Float, first prize: Trip to lvlonitor Rock: HifClimherette and Hi' Climber Christmas hike to Lower Lake Lenag and an invitational tea for the Hi'Climhers with Mr. Chet Ullin as guest speaker. page xciwwityl AETIVITIES ii x I . l - JH 29 H av ll -W.. l'itrio'i' ,X l Stillman, Ciuplill, lip, Kilt. lmticli, Sloulerlitm 1 ii,-1, l'i rim- ,X-i, F .Nlivlilrg Ianiili. lxirf. l'i :uit ,No A X oqel, Inv, Kill, l,cuill, Mit-ldiu l'i lun' 'Xin 4 liirsl Kun' Silirirrclcr, INlctu'lnmi, Smulerlnllc liujalill XX'1ll1im1son, l'1io'fwlt', Stillmuu, Sccuml Run' Sriiymo, XX'allgcr, Driifwr, l.rucli, Hy, Kill, Lee, Third 3 . l7'7'ilX, Kulinw, Sullicvltluil, Vogt' Ruiz' Nliulili N11 lllu lim, l,ai1xou. Knottingham Knottingham Knights, a musical comedy, features the music of Sigmund Romlwerg. The story centers around the college oi old Knottf ingham in England. As the dialogue unfolds, musical numhers hy the chorus provide added continuity. The story opens on the campus of Knottingham during the golden days when education was strictly a matter of hook learnf ing and only men students attended college. Financial ruin faced the college and somef thing drastic had to he done. The situation hecame so serious that the good Dr. Shell ingsworth, head of the school, was forced to admit, with deep regret, that it would he necessary to allow women students to enter. From the day the first woman student crossed the threshold of old Knottingham, things were never the same. The good Doctor's hair turned gray over night. Two uzanym women ll A i1'cii!y'Ili'ul nights students named Kitty and Gretchy provide much ol the turmoil in the new age. Their attempts to raise money to get the college out ol' its linancial dilemsia gives everyone the jitters and some surprising things happen during the remaining series of events. Dr. Shcllingsworth is hetter known to us as Ron Rohhins, Dean Pennysworth you will recogf nize as Don Sutherland, The good Professor Nickelhugger is none other than Richard Lee. joy Leach plays the part of Kitty and Janice Kitt the role of Gretchy. Romance 'flourishes in the story centering around a Prince, played hy Lionel Mjelde. Other students having speaking parts are Boh Champine, Shirley Sunderhaul and Dwight Griswold. The chorus, made up of select voices, sings many catchy tunes most of them centering around student life. Picture Nu. li Kill, lxticli, Kiclim, Ltirsoii. Vogel, Nlieldi' Nfurmy. Pictiare No. 2' Cluptill, XX'illiain.wn, Siuidurli.iul'. Srillnimi Kilt, XViillger. Meacham, Ey, Leach. Picture Nu. 3: Siilliinni, fillfallil, Kidnis, lfy, Kitt, Leach Nijehic, Miii'ra5'. Picture No. 4: Pelcrxmi Ii., Brown, PL'lui'.wvi IW., Sclzrocclur Rojidiilil, Slurgix, Liimigxtmi, Aiidwwii, Stlimeaiur. Hurt' ul flour!! Turk Vu! Hill .,r... . ., , Umgi' sv1.'mit5'ftl1i'u Senior Play Wrnrtlz, Roberts, Leach, Walgrewi, McMillan, Mawson, Peak, Taylor, Adams. Here Comes Charley, a comedy in three acts was presented by the senior class on January 19th and 20th at C-oontz Auditorium. The plot revolves around a young businessman, Larry Elliott fGordon Wzilgrenj, who agrees to adopt Little Charley thinking that Charley is a small boy. Larry's college chum, Ted Hartley, fjack Robertsj backs him up as he breaks the news to his Aunt Fanny fFaith Mawsonj. Aunt Fanny in turn tells Larry's spoiled and snobbish nance, Vivian SmythefKersey Qoy Leachj. When Larry refuses to cater to their wishes to refuse to let Charley come, both Aunt Fanny and Vivian immediately throw hysterics. Their hysterics are strengthened by the arrival of Charley fMary Dee McMillan, and her Uncle Aleck Twiggs fVernon Adamsj. Instead of being a small boy, Charley is in reality, a l7fyearfold hillbilly girl. The play gets more complicated as Charley falls in love with Larry: and Aunt Fanny, Vivian and her mother, Mrs. SmythefKersey fDora Lynn Taylorj scheme to get rid of Charley and get Larry's money. Their plans are foiled with the aid of Nora, the maid fEvelyn Wortlij and Oflif cer Tim McGrill fGordon Sielerj. The only one who doesn't plot anything is Mortimer Smythef Kersey fFrank Peak, who is too bored to do anything. There are several surprises in the final act, but everything turns out happily and Charley and Larry are engaged. A great deal of credit for the success of the play goes to the makefup and production staffs who helped immeasurably in the production of the play. Miss Addison did a superb job with the direction and supervision. 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O51 213 if O2 .210 VJ-E -'E Q: EIC U23 -E Ix- G-Y TLS Q -5 S3 55 O we 2: ,O S.: Q.. 'fs 5 . :BD -hi- QD Lum '2 3 O Z I lk 'J E -2 sf G E .2 Q U S E 'Q O I S P3 U L, U 50 5 -D . 7-6 vs U J FIRST VIOLINS- CELLO- CLARINETS- TROMBONES- Skoldberg, Ey, Werner, Avery, Dis' Spooner, jacques, Mosbarger, Clark. Sigurdson, Cammack. Alfred, David, Pedrick. ney Swanson, Iontra, Stanley. FRENCH HORNS-- SAXOPHONE- PERCUSSION- SECOND VIOLINS- Coleman, Hilfiker, Shellenbarger, Ager. Bryan, Giblett, Wlzisman. Elliott, Knapp, Spencer, Kibler, Pe' Crawford. trie, Van Dyke, Trunlqhill Butler. TRUMPETS- BASS FIDDLE5- VIGLAS OBOE- Huntington, Berg, Ambler. Stevens, Pitzin, Hughes, Slmo '- Hull, tlernan, aco son. Van Elten, Schaeffer, Andersen, SOUSAPHONE- J 'Y ung. FLUTES- - Bmffff- GENE ELAND, Director C ll M t Iudd v-1 'D' 9 U'-I G rn G C N 3 ev KC 5 -. O I n Pep Band ixwxt Rum' Mulnwxlr, Alum, Curlqeelq, SlgllYLi.YU71, Cunznmulg, CnlI1'm1 I.m1g7nfrv1. Suuwul Run llml l'1N4!l Hr XXI 4. 1 ' . Xml. '1x.wnm1, Culcmun, Arnlvlrr, TL'7l7lf',YIV7I, fjllw, XX'ztl. Hcrgr, Hulfxlg wwf Kun' f:Ll7'l'l!gL'7', Lullmcr, FIlHl7l4QlfV7I, Alfred H., XVUVIIIIIIUTI, XX'1Hxmv1.w, Dulwd, Allrxwf I Burrrtt. Dance Band xr Kun' 5lr1'cw1.x, Nfwrgml. C,an1111uJq, Thmzwvl, Agrr, 514L114YJ.ww1, CuH1'f'f Smmuf Kun' .Ni tmuuvl, TK7l7I5'.NAI1l. Apelund. E,XkI'ldgL', cjd.KI1t'17ld7l, Alyrui Instrumental Groups Ek! A Fffjsk L ,sigh K sau, K 'X 3 ff GIRLS Ql'.'XllTIfT BUYS QUfXll'I'lfT Sl4wlJlwvg4, Ifxg Sim-www, Van lfflrvi Tfxorruu, lfllxutll jLu411u'.x. S1111 jf: HPNURY I IX'lf ffl.xXlilNlf'I' Ql'.'Xli'I'lf'l llmxrumlg. fU,1ruf, Hmrrll, Tmlvxytwn, S1g14:'J,w1l. Agn, Lfmrlvmulg, C:UH'l'L'I'. Siguulxr 1 MVSIKI l5E1,.-XR'I4TN1EN'IA COUNCII. Mr. ,Nhumzu and Mr. lilam q, ? Hr Majorettes t, Williamson, Sclness, Sinkunas, Huebschm Band Maj orette joan Blanger Tumbling Team Firxc Row: Sclmell P., Luebke D., Whitlock P., Perkins I., Boysen M., Barager j., Broclqerman M., jones D. Second Row Engdulll Fenneman A., MCMillian M., Pederit S., Aftz D., Quigley N., Rowan B,, Penxe B. Drill Team FITS! Row: Schindler H., Hull S., Perrin P., Mugragc K., McLoughlin M., Burnett P., Muxum M., jordan M., Palczewxlqi E, Hill jones S. Second Row: Morgan W., Gossett N., Hiatt B., Raymond G., Landon B., Mawson B., Bakken E., Verbon j., Vanderllyden P., Magor I., Hansen B., Kibler M. fpage eiglzty-llwer' omecoming FIGHT FOR THE BLUE AND GOLD SPANISH CLUB FLOAT COMMITTEE BURNING DESIRE TVX Updmlgc, Larry 81.s.sun, Run M1IIs, Barbara CuIe1mn1, Shirley fumes, Bud Sum, Patsy jo McHaIe 1 1 I L'l,!IIIf VIH1U'I omeeoming PRINCYHSS ,IOY QUEEN ,IUANN PRINCESS NIKKIE VRINUIZSS N.-XIUINIT PRINCESS LAVILIJK Despite the fzict that l'lUffCCOlHil1g1 wus held on Friday the l3th, this did not dampen the spirits of Bremerton High. Activities were czirried on with as much enthusiasm as in previous yezirss mziyhe more, according to some people. Rememher? Devils, weren't we? Events started at the ainnuall honlire amd snake damce when the cheerluders, Mzirizin Elinor, LziVerne Schroeder, Peggy Purnell und Vxfurren Sites lezid us in L1 group of cheers. The day of the hig event saw pretty, per' sonzility plus, jounne Keifert crowned Queen of Homecoming. She and her court composed ol' Princesses joy Leach. L11Villz1 Schroeder, Nadine Ey und Nikkie VVhitmore reigned throughout. Umm' t'fglll5 fl1'l' This year the annual ljm Cluh Tolo, Sweet' heart Swirl, was held Fehiuary 17. The gym was decorated in the tradional red and white, Wiiiiiie Morgan and Loren Allred were selected as Cu' pid's Couple, Credit for the hug sucf cess of the Sweetheart Swirl goes to the eofehairmen, Diane Hickle, Nancy Wa1r'f dell. Vv'ith Spring came the Senior Ball. This festive occasion was held March 31, in the high school gym, which was decorated in the mood of a colonial garden. lvlusic was furnished hy the wellf known BHS Swingmasters. Cofchairmen for the danc: were Vlackie Verhon and lvlarcia Rose. Despite the fact that the date was Friday the 13th, the 1951 Cotton Ball proved to he successful. This gala affair, which was sponsored hy the Alunior Class under the leadership of Gerry Updike and Vxfinnie Morgan, was held in the gym. The cotton theme was carf ried out with a large lluffy cotton tree in the center of the lloor and cotton fashions decorating the walls. Tuhhy Schoor and LaVVayne Darhy were crowned King and Queen Cotton. lt was May 12, and we found ourf selves dancing amid weird shapes of a tropic jungle to the music of the South Kitsap Swing Band. Through the efforts of Joanne Churchill and Maureen Madf den, general chairmen: Dot Luehke, Linda Brown, Nlarilyn Hettriclt, Ginnie Ut' 3 tevaeie, Larry Carter, Ron latnoe, Gary Howard, -leri Schultheis and Uordie Marf tin, who worked hard on invitations, puhlicity and decorations, the lunior Prom xx without a douht, one oi the higgest and hest dances of the year. iighfy xixl 1 I SVJEETHEART SVJIRL XVm1m' MtP7'gLlYI, Luvcn Alfrcwf SENIOR BALL . x I 4 .Q 5 ul' S Y . .s 'Q mg L, X N 'y ...sf 1 yagk Dick Tlzorson, Marcia Rose COTTON BALL jUNlOR PROM LuXX'uync Darby, Tublmy Sulwrr V1rgn11a Ottevaerc, Gary SfHlL7dSU'l1 U mga' L'IglIly'SC'l'CH. Wildcats Lair , .':-. iv- . ' mi Ulxmi Teddy McPhee Mr'. XX liitfnrd f'n'lfd1im' Coflfdilor Adviser I :gr i'iul1!v:'15.1li 3--.55 The Wildcz1t's Lair is the newsfgathering and news hroadcasting agency of BHS. It is the creation and product of two regular classes, Advertising and journalism. The Advertising Class has the responsibility of financing the Lair through the sale of advertising space to husiness firms. Students are trained in the art of preparing attractive ads, and in the right approach to a possihle huyer of ad space. The Journalism Class trains pupils in the art and skill of writing for puhlication, hoth in news stories and feature stories. The students also learn the skills of correcting copy, arranging the paper format, and how engraving is usecl for newspaper pictures. But perhaps most im' portant of all, they learn how to write corf rectly many different kinds of stories. from sports to hiographical sketches. The teacher in hoth classes is Mr. Oswald NV. Vxfhitfiord. Wildcats Lair Carol Serwtt Bobbie jeffevsmi Lee Clieszerjield Advert sing Manager Business Manager Cireululiim Manager Editorial Staff CofEditors .,........AA Teddy McPhee, Donn Olson Sports Editor A......... ,..,...,,A,,,...A..A.....,,..,,,..,.. R uss Ely Girls Sports l........ .,..,.......... P eggy Hamilton Adviser .......,........,.....l,...,.,,..,.. Mr. O. W. Whitford Reporters-Merle Gould, Iris Kravik, jerry Taylor, Jack Roberts, jackie Rogers. Exchange Editors-Juanita Robinson, Louis Robinson. Advertising Staff Business Manager ..,.............,,.,,..r Bobbie jefferson Bookkeeper and Advertising Mainager... beott ' ' Circulation Manager ..,......,........ Lee Chesterfield Layout Manager .....,..........,,.,.....,.,.. johnny Brown Salesmen .......,........,.... Alice Cosgrove, Iris Kravik gi' eiglityn T L,! X'l V Mary I, Vosgien Elizabeth Dance Larry Thomas Margie Collins Henry Anderson Dorothy Busby Pat Livingxtovi janet Anderson LaRue Hitch Mary Ayers at og The Cat Log is produced hy a group of students who have had little, if any, previous experience in working on such a project hecause there are new people in the class each year. The task, then, of the staff is to learn what constitutes a good yearbook, make up a dummy or model, gather the written and pictorial material, and put it into proper form. The lack of continuity and the mistakes of former staffs are partially compensated by the experience of the adviser, written advice left hy former editors, and the mute testimony of the annuals of former years. The staff must decide on style and color of the cover, theme of the hook, type of layout, and amount and arrangement of space for the activities and organizations of Bremerton High School. At the same time pictures are scheduled, copy is gathered, new annuals are sold, organizations are hilled, and dealines are met. lf all these duties are faithfully carried out and if there has heen good teamwork hy each staff memher, then a good yearhook is the result. page ninclyj -t. MV- BVWYJQ' Chnl Home Gene Bmx Nancy Wardell Barham Orkney Iiiclqir Vcrlnm Pat Pohl Loix Van Dyke ju Ann Bradley Maizreevi Madden Cat Log Eklitolrlllfcllitf .,.......,.,.............,.,,A.,,,,,,,.,4,4A, Gail Hoxie Sr. Editors .,.,.. Nancy Wz1i'clell, Barbara Orkney junior Editor ..,..........r.r.....,,..,....r........ Elizabeth Dance Sophomore Editor .,,..,........,,....,...,.. Mary Vosgien Organization Editors-Dorothy Busby, Pat Livingston. Activities Editors W Lois Van Dyke, Margie Collins, Henry Anderson. Girls Sports Editor ..,...,....,.,...,...,..,...,,............... Pat Pohl Boys Sports Editors - Mary Ayers, jackie Verbon. Faculty Editor ................,.,....,...,......... I anet Anderson Photography ........,... Gene Brox, Barney Boswell Business Manager .........,.,.,. ........,, M argie Collins Asst. Business Manager .,.,.....,.. Henry Anderson Art Editors ...... LaRue Hitch, Maureen Madden Picture Panels .,...............,.......,......,..,,..,.. Larry Thomas Proof Reader ...,,,..., ...,...... J -o Ann Bradley Adviser ..i.....,. .. ,i....., Mr. A. F. Broetje fpage ninety-one Warren Sites, Marion Efnor, Peggy Parnell, LaVerne Schroeder Cheer Leaders This year's Cheer Leaders were chosen by student election the preceding spring. They introf duced a new style of cheerleading and several new cheers this past year. The combined efforts of the Pep Club and the Cheer Leaders were outstanding during the football season. We never will say die. This phrase well describes this year's song leaders. This is the second consecutive year they have been chosen and proved to be very successful. The four songleaders were chosen by the Student Body to lead the school songs at football and basketball games. Song Leaders Pat O'B'rien, jackie McNeill, Patti Schnell, Md7lCHC Pederson page nn etytuinj ATHLETICS . . . nf fc ff' F V W xW -'Z--3 I n T A B IU x Z f ' 1 Ti 4 -V Qyjf , L- ,- '4 4l '3 A . - -' IH A J ,,... 4' 1.2--1', Q-n 4 1.--A -- bu 1. ,- ,5 gli 4 .. ', a -x -1- . .fu A I' - I t Y 'V lk ,t ,V 6, X.. ? a . 35 fr ' '.'7'g' sr I I ' J -f fi 1 G Q 'Qu 5 'X v:. Q . V - J x '? -,wrt Wig-iw ' J f ......-A f 1, gg AA K Y- Q, .w N, ' ii Wffkrzl n T, y Football Sevmmclk Guerin Harney The members of the 1950 football team once again made us proud of them. They began the season by downing Lincoln of Portland 28 to 13. The next week the Cats took to the road to play Puyallup which ended in a 7 to 7 tie. In the first Cross State League game of the season, our grid aces rolled over Lincoln of Tacoma, 34 to 7. Taking to the road again the Cats traveled to Everett where they fought a tough battle in rain and mud, but they came out on top 7 to 6. The Wildcat's gridiron eleven romped over the South Kitsap Wolves 21 to 0 in a spectacular Homecoming game. In the next two games Bremerton fans and players were in for a letdown. Seattle Prep lashed out to defeat the Cats 18 to 0. The following game with Stadium, which was played in a river of mud was also quite a disappointment for Bremerton with the Tigers coming out on top with a 6 to O victory. The Wildcats came back in the following two games, lashing out to chalk up a 19 to 6 victory over Yakima, which was one of the outstanding upsets of the year and in the last game of the '50 grid season, the Cats whistled past the Bellingham Red Raiders by a score of 26 to 20 which ended a Hne season. l ' 7: I 4 5.5, 1 I ,Q ell, S ' 4. , ig ,fam 'siis fpage niuetyfiue A , an ,, WO MNA' wif-.af 1-Wg S J ng' can-. if if ,nw x 'W sl V- - in 7 W -A, .A-', ' S 'Ii' Wu- . . -- , . I In Q K --, A 1 W , 'ff' ,.- f 1-- . .lf -5 N,1':f::: I ' V -- - f. 5' f , ,. -4, v,.V . r:5.4- 4 ev an ' -1- 1 . 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A ,, Q ,nmxeamsgg 5 li N ' 'HM' ...ue mmm'-vt , 1' A W ,A - ts: V -fi r - l ,-A -, 1. M' . .' '3- , 2 ' - 2' if? ?35?-T 'Q 1 '- - Q R , ' 2'7 ' H: .Q f , :il-A ' -'Tai' iaqfm .- gl Lii'-1 Epi- . - .. , . .. . . - ' . f - Dj R -we V 5 5 . :Hr-5:30 'f4ah. -r' 4.1. 'T'-.1-.-. ,U V-5 - 1 f, k- f ,f-J, -iw . , X -a-N, y , R- Q.--...mugs-,v.4, Vx ,Gi , .' ,' ' ..., ,N . . N 1-dwg .Fa 'I Y , n pg bv- , I -.' , ' . ,F . .,-'-..-. ,?-r.- -N- Au. A -, Ifhagv 71f7lL'ff SL Ui'1l The Wildcats of '51 have finished another fine season. Despite the Will Tlmrnbcrg Eliason lack of height and experience, Coach Ken Wills came up with another line team. From the very first game the boys showed stron g determination and as the season progressed their playing abfllty developed. The Cats took first place in the Cross State League and losing two thrilling games to South Kitsap, took third place in the District tourney. The tourney team was made up of ten players, five of whom are seniors. The ten boys were Don Apeland CCapt.j , Dean Brott, Bob Bryan, John Cheves, Bob Eliason, Don Hike, Gordy Martin, Ron Patnoe, Dick Scafe, and jerry Thornberg. The opening night of the tournament, Bremerton defeated Port Angeles 48 to 44. The following night we were defeated by South Kitsap by the score of '50 to 33. The next game was with Bothell which X ... Martin Cheves Scafe .ic -cxglill asketball we won 39 to 27. Bremerton lost its Hnal game of the season to South Kitsap, 47 to 38. These boys played fine ball all season and deserve all the credit we can give them. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE AND SCORES Dee. l Port Angeles .......,..,..... 42 to 40 ll Seattle Prep ,,.,l. ,.....,,, 5' 0 to 48 7 North Kitsap ..... ........ 4 5 to I9 l6 Stadium ,........ .,..,.,.. 4 2 to 38 8 Highlinc ....,,,,, ,....... 4 2 to 43 23 Lincoln ,.,.,,4, .,,,,,,.. 3 5 to 33 l'l South Kitsap ...... ...,.,.. 4 6 to 37 27 Everett ........ ......l.. 2 9 to 32 I7 South Kitsap .... .....,.. 3 1 tu 29 30 Everett .........., ,..,.,... 4 7 to 41 19 Puyallup .,..,.,.,,,,. ........ 4 l to 37 Feb. 2 Port Angeles ,.,.l,,., 44to 40 22 Central Kitsap ........,,.... 77 to 33 9 Lincoln ..,,....,,, .,,..,.., 5 4 to 44 29 Aberdeen ..,,,,,....., .,,...,. 5 7 to 46 13 Stadium ......... ........ 4 8 to 45 jan. 2 North Kitsap ..... ....,... 7 7 to 31 20 Seattle Prep ,.,.,. ,,,....,. 5' l to 50 5' Bellingham ....,............... 32 M128 23 Bellingham .,,,,,..,...ee...... 38 to 32 Apelzmd Bryan Hike johnson Patvwe Brott lfpage ninety-nine Peak Weaver March April Dim McDaniels, Gieger Hayes Wh:'te BASEBALL SCHEDULE Port Orchard Port Orchard Port Orchard Silverdale ...., North Kitsap North iKtsap Peninsula .... Peninsula . .... Shelton ......., Port Orchard Stadium ....,. ,,..........'I'herc .........,..There ,,,,...,,.,.'I'here .......There . .,......... There ....,..There .........Here ,......Therc ,,,,,,,,....Therc .,....,There May Port Angeles Lincoln ..... Shelton Bellingham .. Port Angeles Seattle Prep Silverdale .,.. Everett ........ Port Orchard Port Orchard Dean Bron Alfred Payne Howard There .,.....,.Hcre .........Here There .......,..i...Here ...,..,..Hcre ......... Here ,.............Herc it A5-v' U I' JEEP - v ' 1 1 C .n .in 5 JF' X Tb' -Ji' f. A 9 W April 3 6 lib 13 20 20 R011 VBl1Ts Bruce Heacock George Cassity Bevgie Berg Time Trials Aberdeen ..,. Shelton ...... Port Angeles Port Angeles Stadium ,..... Arnold Pcllucr ,....,.Herc .......,,There ..,.,..Here .......Here ..,......Tliere .......Here rack April 21 ....,.,, ,.,,. C entralia Relayq April 27 ....,,,. ,,,,,,,A H ighline Relays April 28 ..,..... ..,...... L nngview Relays May 4 Cross State Relays May ll ..,.... ..,,..,., C ounty Meet May 18 ..,,.. District Meet May 25 ..,,,..Statc Meet Amie Kcgel Carl LaBmmge Dwigl1tC1w1ey 1 l Page imc liimdred and twoj Tennis First Row: Ron Olson, fra :lg jacobx, Bob Culver, Wi1111ie Lim. Sv ond Row' Gary Allen, Ray Semi, Bruce Barncr, Don Davies. Due to Mr. Scott's fine coaching, this tennis team will be defending their Gross State title, which was won last season. From last year's team we have Winnie Lim, the aggressive No. 1 man. Ron Glsen holds the No. 2 position. The third and fourth places are held by Senior Ray Senn and Sophomore Bob Culver. The fifth position on the roster has been undecided betwen two seniors, Frank Jacobs and Don Davies, and four sophomores, john Tolan, Bruce Barner Garry Allen and Bill Jacobsen. Golf ppp First Row: Towell, Bruce, Lursen, Vealc, Olson, Guerin. Second Row: H 0 w a T d, Kelly, Bulger, K, Olson, Bond, Gouel, MacCormac, Alfred. W , W l This year golf was more popular than ever before. The fact that more turned out this season and over half of these were sophomores proves this. This year they competed in the Gross State League with Everett, Bellingham, Lincoln and Stadium, with Bob Lursen No. 1: john Olson No. 21 Bob Bruce No. 3, Tommy Veale No. 4, and Gayle Yowell and Gene Gunkel as No. 5 men. fmgi' om' liioiilrrd and jlourl Swimming First Row: Mills, Gum' don, 'Y 0 w e I I, Crimps Haxliman, Mclqlenburg. Second Row: S c u d I e Dickey, Ryder, David Murlqer, Warner. 'Third Row: Fitzgerald, Collins, Collver, K e I I y, Ward, Hietstad, Stanley. This was Bremerton High Schoo1's first year of competitive swimming. Much fame was earned by Bob Murker and Capt. Dale David. Murker won the Washington State High School div' ing championship, and David set a new state record in the 200fyard free style. The swimming season ended at the State High School swimming meet at the U. of W. where Bremerton won fourth place. Managers s, , , Q. A Blatt, Fagan, Buxton, Dobson, Mans, MU17y, Bowcott, Epps, Ross, jones. il Nothing would ever run smoothly without the managers. Some of their duties are liming the field before each game, cleaning the suits or seeing that they are cleaned, bring water to the boys, and many other things. To these boys we all owe a great deal because a team can never be a winning team without these boys behind them. fpage one hundred and five G. A. A. Lola Buckley Mary Ayerx Barium Tlmgmfqy Secretary Tvcaxlawr Yue Prvxmdenl . SOPHOMORE 'fFii'sL G,-.mpp frm! Run' lildllll' Palmcwxlqi, Pearl Dursett, Nitajfgan Grantham, Annclu' Mxhfcn. Mlxx Paym', H4'Tl!ld XVixm'r, Franccxux lkmv, Mary' Ayurx, SL'L'lV1ld Row: LaViUa Schroeder, Margaret Hw'uu1gf'1vnan, jaulqu' A1't'7'f'. Dunna Uuptxll, Dxanc Hiulglv, Nznq' XX'arJvll, Lmu.w Pll7'dll71l, janv! Smith, Lavernc Schroeder. Third Rau' fran I.1ncr, Nfuri Hutt., Put Poole, Ircm l,1l77'lI7t'YIi77l, juycv Hietl, Pat Pohl, Tedy MuPf1ec, Belly Nfcaqfzanx. SOPHOMORE fsccund Gl'4WllI7j Ixmt Rau' Dunna Kll'77IXlt'f'll, lflalnc Palczelmki, Irene Olsen, Blrbara ZTJIUCITIIQU, Man l3uyxw1, iierru' Raynmnmf, Ht l'l'7'Ij' filfll. I VTTLIITIC Niafhluxx, juan lifangrr, Sue Orr, Durfvlhy Trmlb, Secnmf Run Cluwn Kulcgraf, Carul IxaJg.wn, laws l.u1'i1r, Lu' Ann XX'm'nvr, Hay HHH, Pl1yH1.s Amirrxfn, Monty Reztz, Mari'yn Hvltmlg, Ivan Hagvn, Aim-I.'m' Hrmiw, Pal Iindga, LTLIVAUVYJ mimi Tll17'LfIit7ll' Hairy Hanwn, Darlccn1ku.tIm1,QlmYn1a Tvfazna, Huflxe Lamfun, flurry' l..mzlwv't, lzfaxm' ILr'1Jg.wn, Dal-wrx.x lia.m1u.s.scv1, Mary Ann Hujfman, Peg: Hamxltwn. Hulcn Hennvll 1 pm um' lzumirui ami .xlxl G. A. A. l l Mm.: Ciurnxan jaflgcy Avery Nlixx Payne' Allrxscr Prmlcluwlt Adviser JUNIORS l nl limi' lmrmuwxc Cutc, Anm' Paltml, Lnrna Pclurxmx, lVlcvnmwylVl1mm1, Iwarllyn Smit, Tmu SITIIQIITILIS, Nlayme Kilwler, 'Tomi mluaf, blmlly Cllarlx, Ixvla Hwlmugu, Mary Varmy, Marx' btanlvy, Sclmul lima' JLALRIC Ixlmnxzcm, liarlmra Pause, Mar' lun' llullx4'c,Q, Carnl l'lcucl1, limum' l 1'yl1c1'gm', Durullly Slwllanlmrglfr, 'Ivan Tlmmax, -IAYNQC M4-Cdlul-, Rga Krupl,PL11Kqmwla5, Paula lilaxr, Carnlyn Clrcvn, Tlmul Raw, Carlvliuv Hupfw, SILXIC Prdcrll, Lcmvra Van Elton, Lu XVLITITIA Mazlziasmm, Kay Irvin, J Slhlftlll Hzglvcc, juymc Hxguluw, Lurxllc IL1lc:.c14'.xlgi, jrvamxc Lcrmrlcr, Peggy Hutlmx, Ianire Kult, Luuann Swan: SENIORS lxrxl limb' Alu-L' A'l.'Ll:'lhl1l'l, Vfafxlla Sl-ilwrllmll, juan Slllllran, Lwlala Farrar, Aflmxe Davis, Indy jUll'llXU1l, Sllirlry Shoot, Slzvrry MLM1llan, Av-lml 1mmuan, Maxmr Kxrlgxvy, Svmml Rl-14 juamta liwlvr, Anlulr Van Dylqu, Sally Hinzc, Vergie lux-111, Ulrarlulfc Nlwrlgnx, Carulywx Mllm, Betty junxm, Lxfula kltlxlllfl, Marlcm' l.+vfll'vl1m1w1, Murl Slawzunl, llla Peters, Rullz lillyxmg, Tlrml li-ww Margxu Sllklllxtlll, liarlmza Ulmwx, lklary ilumaul, -ILIATIII l:U7Allc'f', Cawlyu Kcrlula, limulla XVallqc'r, Sllcrry Aymxy, julna Xclswu, jmey Allridgc, Kay Hulnlmrd, Slxirley Mal' Hnyr, Carul Kxtllanl. I Huge mu' llmulrul aml xc'1'm1 Softball is a famous sport here at Bremerton High. Every spring we seem to have the largest turnout of the year for this sport. Softball Badminton A famous indoor sport among the girls. This sport is played year in and year out here at BHS. Basketball i First Row: Palczcws i, M.g Smith, I. Second Row: Mildew, A.g Klemsiein, D.g A'vc1y, I. page one hundred and eightl li Left out of picture: Lincv I., Meacham B., Hickl: D. Ely Archery Ping Pong You can always hear the sound of paddles and balls going when you enter -our gym no matter what time of day. Our girls love the competition it offers. Volleyball A difficult sport to learn but our girls love it. Iiirsz Row: Klemxtine D., Mildew A., Palczewslqi M. Second Row: Avery I., Schroeder, LaVern, Schroeder, LaVillag Smith j., Left out of picture: Liner I., Meacham B., Stewart M. fpage one lnmdred and nine 'fl Ffa ' ater Show qua Follies XVuIlm1, XXXIHILVHIX, D3 jul111sm1, j.: Suhulzg Swunxml, Mg Ruwan, B.g Altmige, 1.5 Cumpbell, C Tfmemke, B4 Pohl, P4 Van Eldon, L,g Kincaid, Mildc11, A. 1 g 4 lmmfrcd and Lenil A if fl Arcn't we Cute!!!??! Cupicls Couple. Up, up and over! The Wiiiiizihlll Where're ya goin'? Muscle Maitlens. Girls' P. E., lst period Looking at the dumy. Vocational Conference. Homecoming elections. How about a lift? Queenie. Ready for scliool!!??!! 'x,w as M NM, 1'Xl1klUIS4P CTIYIIIRIIIUYW wi Md lrcxxy X xv. lululkl! Tc1msll1Llx'lH11if Sitting lywtly Tl'11ppcLlUU C1 wssuck Umm 11 -N L x mguvr 'YL' Heli 4 sm .Hzfi : ','l r s . , 1 - vga 1 1.' '-1-J '. v 4. ,K1 .. .. 'I 4 H .VII V1 . LY- x'-, -. qk . '1 ,il 15. U 'L' - lf- Q -9 fir? V ' f': 4'f'i I Y . .-4. 1 fl y N L.- .-,J F V. .ig U- 'r. 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