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

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1957 volume:

Lua WEST HIGH SCHOOL presents the 1957 CAT LOG Bremerton Washington ' 1' ,1 1 F Q W gm, , . ' Y u I 1 . 5' . l X I A x . H ' Q I A , 0. W M Q . I . ,iv 5 'Q ., ,Q 'H 5 M X. l Zintatiediila This year the Cat Log class has chosen a part of the verse: I will lift up mine eyes unto the hills, from whence cometh my help, as its theme. West High is faced on the east with the Cascade Range while on the west lie the mag- nificent Olympics. The mountains, maiestically watching over Puget Sound, stand as a symbol to us-a symbol of promise. It was when we were discouraged or disappointed that we would look unto the hills and find the strength and couroge which we needed to continue. As the year draws to a close, we look back with mixed emotions - glod it was so wonderful and sorry it was so short. This is the record of that year - may you enjoy it. QT, Wt Q, a Ill 3, ,wmymss 31? ,. N , rt we ,vm X .4 FACULTY . Il CLASSES . I9 ORGANIZATIONS 57 A HUYYfUIFFi'Fi'i'i'i'i'i'r' 16' Sharon Thomas and Doug ArhoT look over The Trophues IH The mam hall showcase beTween classes A Mrs George Levvrs chaTs vvlTh He-aThcr Ross Bev Bush Brll XIVCIIQFED and Paul Wern r aTTer Semor Ornenfahon In The chemusTry lab Rrchard Phalen anol Vrrgrl Reames seek The help of Carol Gaucho durmg an expernmem The finishing You he ore opplled To d rifle rock ID wood shop by Jlrn Alexonder ond B1IlDre ch Z The mogozune room sn The school lubrory offers on endless supply of help for Myrno Von Houfen ond Corol Chandler The cofeferlo serves Three lunches dolly To The sfudenrs of West Hugh I 4 Par Gormley and Marlon Kelley practice for The Chnsfmas Concert IH orchesTra ol Wlls Freshman P E class keep un shape by dolng callsfhenlcs Helen Washungton explains The pleaflng of a skirt un horne eco nomucs To Patsy Brummels and Vnrgnnna Brownell Mr Fursefh Mr Jacobson and Mr VVhiTTorsl Talk over The days work while sTanding in The Taculfy lunch line B siy painfing signs in The T room are Diane Cummings, Susie VVorTh, Mary Gormley and James Holland. In ouTo shop Roberf Mackensfadt Larry AlbrecT and STeve Bofsford study a moTor I7 l The features of o model home or pomfed ouf To Aff Morken Jlm Wullns ond Don Holmes by Gary Jenkms nn olroftmg 81 . Q' ., . .iff A f' 29 Q e I The wonderful world of eleclronnc us fascinating To Ray Wallace Rxch 1rd Bennett Jack Neuman and Ronnxe Campeau In Radio Shop The new gule box an our cafeteria IS Tried our by Foresf Sroner and Carolyn Murphy South America as The point of IH feresf of Carolyn Mahan and Ruth Ann Garof In Their American l-llsfory c ass l al... examine C1 speclmen ID biology whale Gretchen McGowan cmd Al lon Walker vvofch with mTeresT 101 N7 , lx 1 . x ka f 1 Gary VVorTmon and Dole Rueblee MOUNT CRUNSER AND THE SAW TOOTH RANGE I D111 llfl up mme eyes zmlo the 1 5 Our FACULTY gave generously of thelr hme WE PROUDLY PRESENT OUR ADMINISTRATORS MR FRED GRAHAM Prrncrpal thought and plannlng have been necessary to achieve the success that we have enloyecl Fac ulty and students alike have been most cooper atrve rn facnng srtuatlons which were brought about by the change from the three to the four year school Our Guudance Depnxrtment In par trcular has changed Certarnly to Mrs Larkrn and Mr Hurney goes the mayor credlt for pro neerrng our home room gurdance program rn nts present forrn Members of the Gurdance Coun nl have assrsted very capably In audrng rn the formatron of pollcles whrch have been put Into effect and vvhuch have been of great assrstance to our students Bremerton Hugh School has long been fortunate ID having very capable leader shrp of elected student offlcers rv-,em E Ml NORM PICHARDSON Vrce Prrncrpal should go to a number of people Frrst credut should go to our prunclpal Fred Graham whose energetrc unselfrsh and educatronally sound leadership has been an rnsprratlon to all of us Credit should go too to the outstanding faculty who have stimulated pride In achievement and creatnvrty among their students helping prepare them for the places In Infe toward whxch they have been workrng Our students as well de serve credut for supportrng our school IH every way posslble They have consrstently given evrdence of a genurne Interest In scholastic as well as extra curricular pursurts Frnally credut should go to parents particularly those In PTA for their helpful Intellrgent and wholehearted efforts on behalf of the school MRS FRANCES LARKIN Grrls Advrser Golden Paw Advrser and Inter Club Councrl Advrser 121 MR WILLIAM HURNEY Boys Advrser Golden Paw Advlser and Inter Club Councxl Advrser my I NI,-' f M ,eN.m,N I A My j I . ' . 'rr' lf I - A ,, 4 ,Z wc' H if sl ,' I, J 'AV f 1 . I Rl 'W West High School is now one year old. Much Credit for the success we have enjoyed this year . ' . I , , . U I I I . , . U I I I - . I . . MISS JEAN ALLEN Mathematics and Math Club Hobbies Photography and carpentry MISS BETTY ANDERSON German English C of C and German Club Adviser Hobbies Skiing and reading MR GLENN ANDERSON Biology Zoology and Senior Class Adviser MRS MAE AXTELL English and Torch Honor Adviser Hobby Flower Gardening JAMES BEMIS Social Studies English Public Speaking Social Living Debate an Cot C Adviser Hobbies Reading Politics History Law and Science Fiction R WILLIAM BISSELL Instrumental Music ARTHUR BROETJE Social Living History Study Hall Yearbook and Concessions Ad vlser Hobbies Gardening Fishing Dancing Photography Woodworking and Flower Growing MISS GERTRUDE BUTLER Librarian Hobby Playing Bridge VIISS HELEN CHAMBERLAIN Homemaking FHA Adviser Hobbies Travel and Hand work ROBERT CHENIER Drama French English French Club and Thespuans Adviser Hob bies Drama and Photography MISS CLARE DENT English and Junior Class Adviser Hobbies Stamp Collecting and Knitting JAMES DOGAN Chemistry and Physics Hobby Gardening MR' - . . I . I M . - ' . Hobbies: Fishing, Hunting, Music and Sports. MR. - ' ' ' , ' , MR. - , , ' , MR. - ' ' . MISS VVINIFRED DOVE English Hnstory Pho tography and Photo Club Advuser Hobbies Travelung Carnplng and Pho ography MISS HAZEL DUNGAN Latun and Latln Cub Adviser Hobby Readung DONALD E ELLIS Commercial Assistant Football Coach Assustant Basketball Coach and Golt Coach Hobby Watchung TV DONALD G ELLIS Woodshop Study Hall and Government Hobbues Huntmg Fushung and Bowling MARVIN EVANS Dlstrlbutuve Educatnon Junuor Business Retail Club Advuser Hob bmes Arts and Crafts ant Football and Basketball Coach ROBERT GARDNER Comme-rcnal and Jun nor Buslness Hobbues Fushung and Huntnnd MISS DORIS GOLZ P E Health Tumbling GAA and W Club Adviser MISS VIOLET HAYFORD English and National I4 Honor Advuser Hobbues Collecting perfume bottles old conns and drnvxng a car LARRY HUNDSTAD Drattnng and Socual Studies Hobby Leathercraft NORMAN ISAACSON Machune Shop CHARLES JACOBSEN Commercsal Engllsh and Journcnlusm Hobbnes Photography Readxng Travelung Htknng and Sports .. ' ' I MR. A - ' , ' MR. . - , , MR. - ' ' ' ' , MR. ELWOOD FURSETH-Mathematics, Assist- MR, - R - MR. - ' ' MR. - ' , MR. - ' , ' I MRS VERONA JACOBSON Homemakeng and FHA Advuser Hobbtes Gardenlng and Sew nn ORVILLE JOHNSON P E Health Study Hall Socnal Studues and Baseball Coach Hobby Gardenung MR, LAUPA JONES Englush and Study Hall Hobbies Reading Traveling and Knlttlng MR TED LUEBKE Commercial and Hlgh School Treasurer Hobby Roamung the Olympnc Tralls MRS KATHRYN LYNCH Homemaklng Englnsh and FHA Club Adviser Hobbies Ceramics Needlework Gardenlng and Making Drapes GROVER MAIDEN Drivers Education and Outdoor Club Advnser Hobbies Musnc Photography Sports and Outdoor Actrvntles Red Cross Advuser Hobbles Gardenung Readung Knitting and Collecting Bone China Cups and Saucers MRS PEARL MESSER English Public Speakung and Gaveleers Club Adviser Hobbres Trav elxng and Readlng MRS JUNE NORDQUIST Hzstory and Social Studies Club Adviser Hobbies Travelrng Meetnng People and Readung MRS BEVERLY SCHULTZ D ull T am P E Health GAA and W Club Advlser Hobby Sports R CHUCK SEMANCIK S dy Hall P E Health Conservatnon Football and Swlm ming Coach Hobby Fishing MRS FRANCES SPOONER Spanrsh and Span Ish Club Adviser Hobby Traveling . gl MR. - . ., , MR. - ' ' MRS. MABELL MASTON -Geometry and Junior . - r' e , . ., M. - tu , . ., EARL STENSLAND Engllsh Soclal Studues Government Study Hall and Pep Club Ad vnser Hobby Travelung JAMES SUMMARELL Auto Shop and Hn C Advnser Bobbles Old Guns and Vuoluns IVAN SUMMERS Biology Botany Lltero ture Junuor Class and Scuence Club Advlser Hobby Flshlng DAVE TAYLOR Mathematucs Hobbnes Studying Modern Physncs and Chemistry MRS MARY THOMPSON Home Nursung and FNA Club Adviser TED TURNER Vocal Musxc ond Theory Hobbies Fushung Huntlng Traveling and Eating WILBUR WADE Socual Studles Junlor Buslness Study Hall Freshman Class Ad vlser and Operators Club Advlser Hobbles Fnshung Huntnng and Sports REINHOLD E WAGNER Televlston Radio and Rodlo Club Advtser Hobbies Rodeo and Woodwork MAURlCE WALSH Physics Chemistry Bl ology Funance Commnttee and Tuckets Hob bles Poetry and Sports OSWALD WHITFORD Engllsh Hnstory and Sophomore Class Advnser Hobbles Gar denmg and Stamp Collectung KEN WILLS P E Health Basketball and Track Coach Hobbues Sports and Garden an MISS RACHAEL WOODWARD Art and English Hobbnes Gardenxng Rocks and Sewmg MR. - ' , ' ' , MR. - '- MR - ' , , ' - MR. - ' , ' 1 MR. - ' . MR. - ' ' , ' MR. . - ' ' , ' MR. - ' , ' , '- MR. - ' , ' MR. - . ., , . gc EXTRA HELP IS NEEDED TO RUN WEST HIGH ExTro help is needed To run ony school. WesT High hos The besT help in The counTy. FirsT There is The coTeTerio help: Ruth Boker, Leno Jenson, Phoebe Seiler, Freido Willis, Nellie Droper, Dorofhy Dybvig, Anno Jcirvie, Ednci EilTs, BeTTy Tucker ond Ingo Eclclund. They moke The lunches, five Times o vveek which cire excepfionolly good, for l,2OO sTudenTs. Then comes The office help: Eleonor CorTer keeps The oTTendonce record of every sTudenT in school which is noT on eosy iob. DoT Avery ond Irene Armifoge who do o very fine job in The office ond ore also secrefories for Mr. Grohom ond Mr. Richordson. g L N-fad.-ru, Y , 4 I,-. t, Ruth Boker, Leno Jenson, Phoebe Seller, Freda W.llis, Nellie Draper, DoroThy Dybvig, Ann Jorvie, Edna EilTs, Berry Tucker, Ingo Ecklund. ELEANOR CARTER DOT AVERY IRENE ARMITAGE MAC CASTLE ADA C MILLER WALT CLAEYS in FR NT ROW R y Bwer Hdrolrl Cglb clf m Bonson K ROW Fl yd Blyr e M bel T-ldrrs Ednh Ross er Moc CosTle who is heod CusTodic1n hos o big lob Tcilcing core of The school Moc hos help Toking core of The school by Ado C Miller ond WolTClc1eys The bus drivers Roy Boker l-lorold Colbeck Jim Bronson Floyd BlyThe Nlobel l-lorris ond EdiTh RossiTer ore olso o very imporTonT porf of school life for They bring The sTudenTs To school ond Then Tolce Them home when school is ouT T TEACHERS ENJOY THEMSELVES AT LUNCH AND FACULTY MEETING MRS MESSER RETIRES AFTER 20 YEARS OF TEACHING , ,. ,J A' ' an ' ur ' A ,,..4. ka I 1 if. ' K . A 3 1 K' v h V Y 0 181 aa 'H -A-at ' LPPER LENA 'l 111111 lzfl up IIIIIIO Cues lllllll 1111 fuflf' By hard work in our CLASSES we reached the summit 11 . Q I 1 X-wr Wg ' Q, , V 'K 1 ml, Q my 3 y 3 . X , : ,, if my Ai I '1 x Q 5 I i 4 l 1 1. N .i - ' , Jn. .QL 1' ' 1, 1 1,3-If 1 , ,Nh Q VYZL, V N, W- xxx W Q vxmkq fxzikhmim OFFICERS WERE ELECTED DEPENDABLE AS CAN BE MIKE DONAHUE Presudent GEORGE MALBY Vuce Presudent JOYCE LUND Secretary MA RLENE NELSON Treasurer 'IN-7 'QW Three years ago we entered Bremerton Hugh School fulled wuth hugh hopes and determunatuon We elected our offucers Carol Whutaker pres udent Sandy McCloud vuce presudent Joan Chatman secretary Davud Berg treasurer ound Melody Shepherd Student Councul representatuve Muss Shula who served as class advuser helped make our furst year a successful and happy one We looked forward to two more enloyable years at Bremerton Hugh Durung our Junuor year we trued to make ut the best possuble for we learned that thus would be our last year together the next year we would be graduatung from two dufferent hugh schools Wuth the help of our advusers Muss Dent and Mr Summers we held our beautuful Junuor Prom Sprung Medley Our chuef actuvutues were choosung and sellung class rungs and decoratung and usherung for the baccalaureate and commencement servuces Our offucers for that year were Davud Berg presudent Geraldune Rowley vuce presudenu Tonu Kemp secretary Glee Ludeman treasurer and Melody Shepherd Stu dent Councul representatuve As the furst graduatung class of West Hugh School we had an actuve and successful senuor year As one of the furst actuvutues ofthe year under the durectuon of our advuser Mr Ander son and general chaurman Wendy Arnold and Barbara Hucks we held our Senuor Ball Snow Flake Lodge Chosen as senuor couple was Barbara Hucks and Dean Johnson ln the sprung we had our Senuor Tea wuth every senuor gurl and her mother ottendung But as baccalaureate and graduatuon drew near we looked back a luttle sadly perhaps on all the wonderful tumes we had had sunce enterung Bremerton Hugh as sophomores To the teachers and advusers who gave theur tume and energy to prepare us for successful and useful Iuves we guve our suncere thanks for a lab well done We go forward wuth our hopes for the future and our memorues of the past We have been trauned well we have learned well now may we succeed well SHARON COLEMAN MR ANDERSON! Student Counc I Representatuve Advuser O ,4-Q, WE ENTERED OUR FINAL YEAR DETERMINED AS YOU CAN SEE Amo cousin - Pep, sponash, ALsxANos1c JIM ALLEN PATRICTA Spanlsh Chamber of Com merce A O BILL Hr Y ANDERSON BARBARA Pep Chamber of Com merce Junror Red Cross FNA ANDERSON BILL Hr Y ANDERSON MARION Chamber of Commerce Pep Malorette ANDREWS MYRNA J Latm Outdoor lTreasl Pep Leglslatrve Board Torch Honor Junror Red Cross Inter Club Councrl GAA Natrona! Honor APELAND NANCY LEE HI C ep ARMSTRONG RAY Modernaures French Thes plans Chou' ARNOLD WENDY Spanish Pep Chamber of Commerce Outdoor Songleader FNA Grrls State ASB lTreasl Executnve Board Student Councrl Legrslatlve Board Student Court Cat Log lSr Class Edrtorl Homecomrng Prrncess ATKINSON FRAN Retailers Girls Glee AXELSON MYRNA Spanrsh Pep Chamber of Commerce Cholr lSec Treasl Drrll Team lCaptl Torch Honor HIC Grrls Trro Grrls Club Cabrnet BACKLUND DARLENE VIOLET Torch Honor Spanrsh Drrll Team ICO Captl Hu C Vrce Presl Natronal Honor Pep Actrvettes GAA BAGGERLY ROY G Band Dance Band Out door Torch Honor Latrn Notnonal Honor 1 1 1 1' 1 ' M, - -. 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 '- 1 ' 1 , . 1 -' 1 -1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 , - -,P. 1 '-' 1 1 ' , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -1 1 1 1 1 . , . 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 -' -1 11 1 '1 1 1 i 1 1 - ., - l 1 1 1 1 - 1 -i 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 AS FOOTBALL SEASON DREW 1'O AN END BAILEY ROBERT Track Football Baskelboll Golf Swrmmmg Hr C H1 Y Chamber of Com merce Jr Red Cross OOuTdoor Scrence Car Log lBoys Sporls Ednforl BARAGER LORRAINE CAROL Norronal Honor Rerarlers BARBER BEVERLY ANN Torch Honor Loran Soclol Srudres Moth Ncnlonal Honor e Hr C Actuvettes Co? Log lOrganrzotlons Editor and Edrforl BECKER VICKY IHEOIIII Drrll Team HI C FHA Chamber of Commerce Legrslarrve Board Pep lSec l BELMONT RICHARD W JR BLAIR LINDA M Retailers Pep Chamber of Commerce BLATT MARTIN BRIAN Football Goveleers lPresl BOOTH GERALD L BOUSTEAD RODNEY D BRAY GARY Hr Y BROWN BEVERLY LORRAINE Spamsh GAA BROWN MAXINE ELIZABETH Chamber f Commerce Pep FNA BURKE BEN G Natronal Honor Ourcloor Moth Track Chamber of Commerce BURNSIDE BEVERLY ALYCE Pep FHA Cham er of Commerce BURT PATTI L GAA Oufdoor FHA Thes plans Y Teens Chamber of Commerce 221 X r 7 I1 sw QQ? 5' Q' ix 'v 'N I'I' WAS TIME FOR HOMECOMING ONCE AGAIN BUSH BEVERLY JEAN FHA lPresl French Inter Club Councrl Torch Honor National Hon or Legrslatlve Board Cat Log lSoph Class Edrtorl BYNUM ELIZABETH Drrll Team Chour FHA Pep French Moderncnres Scrence .lr Red Cross CAMPBELL PATRICK R French Gaveleers Chamber of Commerce Scnence CAMPBELL PHYLLIS FANE Pep Chamber of Commerce Retailers lSecl FHA Larr Social Studres CARNAHAN SALLY CARTER KENNETH RAY Orchestra CASTLE JOAN LOUISE Photo B Club GAA Pep FHA Retallers Chamber of Commerce FNA CHAMPINE DARRELL E Hr Y I '1' A I I I T I I I I I I ' i I I , . I T I , - , , , I , - . I T I I I , . 1 I- , CHATMAN, JOAN - Soph. Class Secretary, GAA e -1, , ' , ' , - , I I I I A ' I I I ' I I I ' I I I l I I --I I I V ' , . , . , . I , A . I I I I I I I , , I ' I1 I I I 3 TS c B Club Chour Drrll Team Y Teens Latin Torch Honor Pep Gnrls Club lSecl Modernarres Jr Red Cross French Debate ASB lSec J Executuve Boad Student Councll Student Court Traffic Court W Club Sclence CLAEYS DON Radro Spanrsh CLARK DAVID G COFFER WILLARD R COLE BARBARA S COLEMAN SHARON LEE Sr Class Student Coun crl Rep Turnblrng Gurls Glee Chamber otCom merce Scrence Pep Actrvettes GAA Student Court Socral Studres Cat Log lFacuIty Edrtorl COSTNER GARY M Golf Scrence Chamber of Commerce lf? OUEEN COLETTE AND HER COURT RIILED ON MANY OCCASIONS COYLE ROGER T.-Tennis Football, Science, Outdoor French Goveleers Debate. CRAIG GORDONJ Football Track Outdoor Spanrsh Hu Y CRAWFORD JERRY R Outdoor Notronol Hon or Torch Honor Sclence Retonlers CRITCHLOW GAYLE CUNNINGHAM SUSAN M Songleoder Torch Honor Pep Chcmber of Commerce Lotun Cheerleader FNA Scnence Spanrsh CUMMINGS DIANA L Social Studies Sclence Torch Honor DALTON, ALTA Drlll Team Chour DALY SHARON L nAvls CHARLES H YY DEMICK WILLIAM J Spanush Chamber of Commerce 'cr' DEWEY BARBARA JEAN Lam Gnrls ub Cabunet Torch Honor DICHTENMILLER, MARGUERITE S Dr Team Latin Outdoor Pep as DICKERSON CLAUDIA L Drill Teom Spanish Chamber of Commerce Pep Q-- DICKINSON GARY ARNOLD Outdoor 24 1 , I ' I I r r - Z I I ' 8, I I' , . - , 1 - 1 I I 1 I f . X Q I I ' A A I - , DIETCH, BILL - Football. 1 ' i I 1 . ein? , - r' , ' Cl ' 1 . - ill , V r - 1' I 1 A I 1 - ... 1 Z ' VV Y X A 2 , x l TI'lEN CAME TOLD WEEK AND CHRISTMAS VACATIONS DIEDRICK HAROLD R JR DILLARD DOYLE CECIL Hi C DOBEAS DOROTHY D A Pep J e Cross DONAHUE MICHAEL A Latn Torch Hono Chamber of Commerce Basketball Baseball Jr Red Cross Senior Class President Student Council Student Court Goveleers Boys State DRAKE GERALD E Football Baseball DRAKE WILLIS EDWARD JR DRAY MONTE JAN Spanish lPresl LCITIT' Torch Honor Chamb r of Commerce Inter Club Council lVice Presl German National Honor Debate Modernaires Traffic Cou t Math Jr Red Cross lPresl Hi C ASB lPresl Executive Board Student Council Student Court Boys State Boys Nation EIGNER GRETCHENA Latin Pep GAA Span ish Torch Honor EILTS JERRY M Outdoor Photo YTeens lSec Treasl FHA Retailers ELLIOTT SHARON J.-Chamber of Commerce Pep Spanish Songleader Choir. ERDMAN RICHARD H.-Outdoor Hi'Y Radio, National Honor Math. ERICKSON .IUDITH GAY-Spanish Gaveleers Pep Chamber of Commerce Social Studies Torch Honor. FAGAN PATRICK J.-German Radio. FAIRCHILD CHARLES W. - French. FAST RONALD E. -Operators. Sv Yrgx ,..-Q, 5.- SNOW FLAKE LODGE OUR THEME FOR THE SENIOR BALL FITZ SAM W Science Outdoor Gaveleers Sec FLAJOLE MARY VIRGINIA Chamber of Com merce Pep Spanish FORDE CAROLYN ANN Spanish P p Cham ber of Commerce Torch Honor GAA Outdooi Gaveleers FOX JAMES E National Honor FRANKLIN BETTYT Pep GAA FNA Spanish Jr Red Cross FRANKLIN WANDA G Pep GAA FNA .lr Red Cross FRAZER SHERRY FULLER ELIZABETH YVONNE GAA Choir Modernaires Pep Drama Spanish Quartet FUNKE DAVID French Thespians Cat Log llfreshman Editorl GAATHAUG ELAINE--Drill Team Pep Torch Honor GAA Hi-C lTreas.l Math National Honor W Club lPres.l Cat Log lAsst, Editorl. GARMEN BEVERLY ANN-Pep Photo Legis- lative Board. GASKILL, MARILYN L. -Spanish, Social Studies, FNA, Jr. Red Cross, GAUDIO, CAROLE A. - Torch Honor, Spanish, National Honor, German, Legislative Board, Science, Activettes. GHELLER, JO MARLA-Girls Glee, GAA, Choir, French, Pep, Modernaires, Chamber of Com- merce, FNA. GORDON, LAVERNE E. -- Hi-Y, lnter-Club Coun- cil, Spanish, Outdoor. 261 'VN 'T'-..3' 'rf Zi WJ? '59 l i, -f-'ar xg' .K ,+W- a if EVERYTHING RAN SMOOTHLY AND WAS APPRECIATED BY ALI. GORDON, LAVONNE ELAINE-Spanish, Cham- ber of Commerce, Activettes, Pep. GORMLEY, MARGARET MARYiPep, Chamber of Commerce, GRAHAM, SHARON LEE-Pep, Chamber of Commerce Gnrls Store lun Rugby North D kota GRANT JUDY E Chomber of Commerce e GROOM ALLEN D Track Ptoto GUIDRY BARBARA LEE Chamber of Com merce Pep ISgt at Arrnsl Choir Glrls Club Cobnnet HADDON MIRIAM Glrls Glee GAA Sponnsh Chour Pep German Modernanres HALEY DENNIS R Football Swlmmlng Cham er ot commerce Retanlers Gaveleers HALL MONTE L HALVORSEN DONNE Outdoor French Torch Honor Chour lPresl HIC Notnonol Honor Gtrls Club Cobunet Modernonres Math Cot Log lBuslness Mgrl HAMER JACK Spanrsh Legnslotnve Board HAMMILL PENELOPE R Band GAA Pep French Chomber of Commerce Orchestra J Red Cross HAMMOND BETTY JO lUhIerj FH Lotun e HAMPTON KENNETH G Chotr Modernalres Thespnons Football HANSON LEONARD L Ht Y Outdoor BIN 'Cf' 4-ofx' No-'S nb. 'ft' 'Q' 4. 5,1 YQ' 'L- 44, M f27 IN BASKETBALL OUR VICTORIES WERE GREAT HARTSTROM JAMES BOYD Operators HASSEMER JERRY R Football Natronal Hon or Debate Math German Torch Honor HAWES JUDITH A Cars Glee Latm Hr C Pep Outdoor HEATH JUNE HEDMAN DONALD ROBERT Golf Spanrsh Jr Red Cross HICKS BARBARA ANN Drnll Team Spanrsh Chamber of Commerce Jr Red Cross lSecl Pep Student Court Student Council Execu tlve Board Legrslatrve Board ASB Speaker of the House Larr Homecomrng Prrncess HILFIKER HELEN MARIE Band Torch Honor Latin Natronol Honor Outdoor Jr Red Cross Orchestra Chamber of Commerce lVlce Presl Legnslatlve Board HILL DAVID HILL JAMES HINTZ CAROL JEAN Band Goveleers e Band Chamber of Commerce Jr Red Cross HOFFMAN JACK HOLLAND JAMES RUSSELL Chamb r of Com merce Golden Paw Spanrsh Club HOLMES GARY REED HUSKEY LORNA J HUYCK ARLENE FHA Pep Chamber of Com merce , - . I ' I - , .-ll , , -, , . . 1 - , ,. I I I ' , , , - , 'PP I - A . , - . , . I r I ' -,..,4v AS FIRST PLACE IN DISTRICT WE WENT TO STATE if me-V qu-nr 23: ISACKSON, ROBERT K. - Band, Orchestra, Ger- man, Pep Band. JACOBS, ROBERT VERNE-Football lMgr.l, Swimming, Hi-Y, Retailers. JACOBS STEPHEN - Dance Bond, Band Orchese fro Modernaires Choir. JACOBSEN MARTHA J Spanush Pep FNA lPresl JENSEN MERRI JO Outdoor YTeens Inter Club Council JERROW KAREN S Latun Torch Honor Out doors Chamber of Commerce Natuonal Hon or lnter Club Councll Legnslotnve Board Jr Red Cross Cat Cave JOHNSON ALLAN R JOHNSON GEORGE Retaulers lPresl JOHNSON KAY MAXINE Tumblnng Spanlsh Chamber of Commerce JOHNSON RUNAR DEAN Football Baseball JORGENSON TERRY T Footoall Outdoor KAUZLARIC GERALD M Outdoor Retaulers KEMP TONI ANNE Torch Honor lSecl Cham ber of Commerce lSecl French lTreasl Pep Jr Red Cross Junror Class Secretary Outdoor Actnvettes Trafflc Court Girls Stote Cat Log lOrgannzatlons Edltorl KLUGE BILL Basketball Latun Chomber of Commerce Colden Paw KOCH LOUISE Latun HIC Chonr Torch l-lon or Outdoor Jr Red Cross Legnslatnve Board Nctnonol Honor Cat Cave Modernaures Inter Club Councnl l29 , f V 'T I I I I i 1 ' I ' r -L I , I ' , . :ur 1 - A to I vt I I V I 2 ,vii wil , , - , . . WM lx ' 7 , .1 , . X I 'T I ' ,, ll f ' 2. I -2 r i - f ' X . l I ibn r I V T - I ' I lr ' Z n V , , 4 , ' ' , I AFTER 'I'I'IE EXCITEMENT I'I' WAS TIME TO SE'I I'I.E DOWN KUKLA STEVEN MATTHEW Band Hi C H Y Outdoor KERLEE NANCY LEIGHTON DENNIS L Science Spanish LEMM RONALD Latin LEPLEY LOTA DIANE Chamber of Commerce Spanish Retailers French Pep LUBASH DELBERT J Football Basketball Baseball Outdoor Golden Paw Lair lSports Editorl LUESING SHARON LEE LUND JOYCE A Legislative Board Pep Chamber of Commerce Torch Honor Senior Class Secretary Spanish MCCORKLE RAYMOND French Nice Presl Outdoor Swimming MQGRATH SHARON L. - GAA, Outdoor. McLEAN, ALLAN N.-Hi-Y, Hi-C, Spanish. MCMARTIN CHRISTINE M. -Y-Teens. MacDONALD, ROSEMARY-Pep, French, Choir, Girls Glee. MADDEN, EUGENE MADDEN, MICHAEL J. - Golf, Swimming, Latin, Golden Paw, Band, Dance Band, ASB Nice Pres.l, Torch Honor, Outdoor, Hi-Y, Student Court, Student Council, Executive Board, Traf- fic Court, Boys State, Orchestra. 301 ffm. '11 f WE NEED GOOD GRADES FOR WE ARE COLLEGE BOUND MALBY, GEORGE E.-Outdoor, Radio, Track, National Honor, Hi-Y, Golden Paw, Football, Senior Class Vice President. MANNING, EDITH-French, Y-Teens, Photo, Lair, FHA, MARDEN, MARILYN PRICILLA7Latin, FNA, De- bate, Tumbling, Drill Team, Modernaires, Sci- ence, Torch Honor, National Honor. MARTIN REBECCA L Modernaire Drama MATHESON BETTY Chamber of Comm rce Pep FHA FNA Lair lEdi1orl Student Council MECKLER J ELAINE Pep Chamber of Com merce MESSNER TRAVIS D Basketball Science MIDDLETON DAVID D Choir Modernaires Math National Honor lPresl Torch Honor Science MILLER JERRY Science HiY MILLS SHARON T TNA MOLZAHN CARL MOORE CAROL Pep Drill Team Chirnber of Commerce MOORE COLLEEN Chamber of Commerce Pep Retailers lTreasl Leg slative Board MORIARTY EDITH LYNNE P p lVice Presl Chamber of Commerce Outdoor L Tin Girls Club lVice Presl FNA MORKEN A THUR N .IR H Y Outdoor Choir Track Modernaires Football Charnb r of Commerce Deoate Inter Club Council Goveleers La in Social Studies Science Jr Rd Cross 11'--1, ts 4, -arf ibn-0' G' SX Y'-Y IUS1' AROUND THE CORNER WAS SPRING VACATION 321 MOTTINGER COLETTE Songleader Chamber of Commerce Cheerleader Photo Outdoor Homecommg Queen MOTL JACK D Hx Y MUELLER PAUL W MURKER DONALD NELSON MARLENE Latin Torch Honor Pep Chamber of Commerce lTreasl Sensor Class Treasurer Actsvettes NELSON NANCY EDITH Grrls Glee Chorr GAA Torch Honor Spanlsh Natrona! Honor Legnslatlve Board NIELENS HAROLD MICHAEL NORMAND SUE ANN ep OIEN SHIRLEY ANN Chamber of Commerce our merce Pep Spanlsh Songleader ORAKER MARILYN E Chamber of Commerce Spamsh lSecj Pep Glrls Club Cabunet J Red Cross lSecl Pan American Prlncess Grrls Club lPresI FHA Outdoor Executive Board Student Councul Stud nt Court OSMUNDSON LARRY Operators PAAR BARBARA ANN PALMER ANN E Spomsh Socral Studues PEASE JUDITH ANN Lahn Spamsh Pep I T r , , , , I 1 i .' . , . , V T I I ' I 1 I I I I i . I I I I , - P . I i I L ' . OLBERG, JANICE-Odtdoor, Chamber of Com- I ' i I r , t , , , - . I 1 ' 1 I 1 I I - 1 i A 1 I 1 - l AT THIS TIME WE BEGAN PREPARATION FOR GRADUATION PERRINE JERRY M Chour Modernorres PERRY MARGARET Pep Chamber of Com merce Retanlers Spanush 57 PETERSON GEORGE Chorr Modernaures Torch Honor National Honor French Science PHALEN RICHARD C Chornber of Commerce PHILBROOK KAREN ANN Chonr Gurls Glee Modernanres PLUMB DENNIS Spanish POLITANO MYRNA PONISCHIL ANN PYKONEN PAUL E Op rorors HIC Orches irc: Nafuonol Honor Torch Honor Inter Club Council Moth HIY Golden Paw RAHM DAVID RAMOS ROBERT ANTONE Golden Pow REBELSKE JEAN Pep Spomsh Z REISCHMAN JACK W RESOR PEGGY LOU Ourdoor Gnrls Glee PNA Pep Choxr RODGERS ELDEN A Ouvdoor f33 ' ' ' ' -Tr? -51 I - A' A ' I WN - 523' R lg I 5 x , . X xl , I . nL,' g I I A, Q A A I U w , .- . ' 1' A Al ll ,K MANY ACTIVITIES IIONORED 'I'I-IE SENIORS IN MAY RODY SHARON Lalln ROLLINS JOSEPH ROPPE JANICE Chamber of Commerce FNA R055 HEATHER Y French GAA Socual Stu dues lVnce Presl Gaveleers Sclence Retarlers Grrls Club Cabrnt Cat Log lResearch Edutorl ROSS JUDITH ANN ROWLEY GERALDEANE H Band Torch Honor lVrce Presl Outdoor Latm Jr Class Assem bly Board Chamber of Commerce Scrence Leguslctnve Board RUDRUD GARY A Football Outdoor Golden Paw RYAN FRANK W Spanush Chamber of Com merce Retailers Outdoor RYDEI! DENNIS French Hr C Golden Paw SCOTT MATHERINE GAA FHA Jr Red Cross SAARI ROBERT A French Photo Lmr lPho tographerl SANDBERG ARLENE MARIE Hr C SEVERSON MARY LOU Chamber of Com merce SHAFER JANICE A HIC Latin NA SHANLEY RICHARD A Tennus German Pep Band Orchestra Torch Honor Nctnonal Honor Inter Club Councnl Band Dance Band , T . 1 1 ' 1 1 1 -1' 1 1 ' 11 1 1 1 , . 1 1 -T 1 1 1 1 1 -'-' 1 1 1 - 1 ' 1 1 A 1 i 1 '1 A 1 ' 1 1 - - 1 11 1 1 ' , T -. ' ,. , , .-- -, ,F . 1 -T 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - 'I'l'lE AWARDS ASSEMBLY, SENIOR TEA AND CLASS DAY SHAW ERNIE Bond Pep Bond Rodro Golden Pow IPresl Hr Y SHERHART BRET C Lutm SHERMAN LAURENCE D Hr Y SHOCK GLENN H Footooll Track Outdoor Golden Paw SMAILES JUDITH SMITH PETE JR Baseball SNYDER WILLIAM D Football Choir Sponlsh SOUTHERLAND CAROL ANN Chamber f Commerce Pep Retcnlers Homecoming Pnn cess SPIETH NADINE M Notronol Honor GAA Torch Honor STEVENS CHARLES E Cross Bond Orchestra Chamber of Commerce lPresI Cor Log lActrvtues Edaforl Homecom mg Prmcess Drum Molorerte STORER WARD A STRAUB ROBERT JOHN STRICKLAND DENNY Baskefboll Golf Inter Club Councul Chamber of Commerce SULLIVAN TIM L .dun Go- X iff T1 5' fi' 59 ef? f T' 'SS' Q-,V L35 ' -,A ' ' I ' 4 V , . -' '- . AV A , . - '- . X K X 'ts' ' -- 1, , - o . UU: A , 5 I , . , STILLMAN, JAN L.-Lotin Nice Pres,l, Jr. Red . , 1 - A My , V Q 4 ' ', ' .I X fb I WHEN BACCALAUREATE AND GRADUATION DREW NEAR SWANSON DONN E Outdoor Spanrsh SWANSON ELEANOR LOUISE Modernarres GAA National Honor 1Sec Treost Cat Log lGrrIs Sports Edntorl SWANSON KARLENE H Latrn GAA Outdoor H1 C Natxonal Honor STILLWILL FRED Choir TAYLOR ALLEN F Band TAYLOR MARILOU Pep Chamber of Commerce TENNIS TOM THOMAS TOM Retaulers TOPNESS LARRY H TURBITT BRUCE R Band Orchestra National Honor Torch Honor TUCKER GENE Outdoor Spontsh ULAND BARBARA Chamber of Commerce Pep FNA ULLOCK CAROL LYNN Band Spanlsh Torch Honor GAA Natrona! Honor Pep FNA ULLOCK MARY JOANNE Outdoor Science Chour Modernarres FHA THATCHER, MARIE-GAA, Spanish, Retailers. WE REALIZED WE WERE ENDING OUR HIGH SCHOOL YEARS VARNUM ERNEST EDWARD .IR Basketball French Golden Paw WAGGONER LARRY O Modernarres Latrn WALGREN WILLIAMJ Basketoall Spanlsh Outdoor Scnence HuY Boys State WALTON JOHN F WARREN RUSSELL J Torch Honor Band Pep Band Math Outdoor Sclence Dance Band WENDELL DANIEL DAMON Spanish Science Lettermans Football Track French WERNER PAUL A Basketball lMgrl Torch Honor Chamber of Commerce Latrn Track lMgr l Debate German Student Court WEST LAWRENCE R WESTHOFF MARGARET JOAN Actnvvttes GAA WILCOX HOWARD E WILDE RON Hr Y Basketball WILLIAMS LARRY L Outdoor WILLIAMS SANDRA Chamber of Commerce e FHA Socrol Studies WILLIS RONALD J Football Boys Club Cab :net WERNER, JOAN V. P p, , . OUR COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS WERE MOST INSPIRING WOOD CAROL ANN Latnn Torch Honor GAA lPresl Natuonal Honor B Club Ca C1v r 1 W Club Gtr s Stat Pan Ameruc rn Prmcess WOOD ROGER L Band Pep Band Orch STf'1 Dance Band WOODS DON WORTH ARTHUR L I Debate .l e WORTH SUSIE ANN GAA Hn C WRIGHT GARY F Outdoor WYATT ANTOINETTE YUHL NATHAN A ZACHOW WAYNE K Football Baseball Boys Club lPres Vice Presl Golden Pow Student Councul Student Court Executive Board CAMERA Sl'lY SENIORS DEVITT DUANE A GEORGE DERYL MASON JOANN MAUCH BETTY SOUTHARD YVONNE YOUNG LEONIA ALYCE Commencement Speakers SECOND ROW Jerry Hassemer Jan Dray Make Donahue FRONT ROW Myrna Axelson Joan Cltatman Barbara Hucks 381 'A I ' I , tl T C l lMg , , , ' l 3, t , , - H'-C, , r. R cl Cross, Stage Crew. AND OUR TOP TWELVE SCHOLARS ALI. ARE ADMIRING Q1 'hd BEVERLY BARBER BEN BURKE JAN DRAY CAROL GAUDIO BONNE HALVORSEN JERRY HASSEMER LOUISE KOCH DAVE MIDDLETON NANCY NELSON GEORGE PETERSON CAROL ULLOCK CAROL WOOD SENIOR NATIONAL HONOR ROI.l. Andrews Myrna Madden, Eugene Malby George Marden, Marilyn Pykonen, Paul Shanley, Richard Spiefh, Nadine Swanson, Eleanor Swanson, Karlene Turbitt, Bruce Jerrow, Karen Backlund, Darlene Baggerly Roy Barager, Carol Bush Beverly Crawford, Jerry Fox, James Gaathaug, Elaine Hilfiker, Helen OF FAME WAS A SELECTED FEW :pp Dfw fvevwfn-W Mm :fr I mm-rson FRY Guang- Pam sou JOM '35 r'F2E WQET HA- V Oy He:': 7 B U Dm-m tk UST UOVE31-Ti M01 ,Wm Onzxev' Jerry Hussefrver ?1 3' A vY., ,, I X SOME LEAD IN CHARACTER, BEAUTY AND TALENTS TOO BEST DANCER Sus E C,uDnmgTwc1m Ronme Lemm QUTEST Srmrom Eliwovr MTM- Mmdcieu ilu Z 15 yr NQ'X ',,,.-v -nw T-T.. AIO?-AC'RESS MOST TALENTED Ken Hfumpron 59101 Ty BUSH Demw 5 H'nTf3y vol SOLJTW-rIfx:1'l fha..-7 23' 'IL' 9517P ' 'm . bw T' TNDETDUE BEAUTTFU, BE' Helen Hwif nker Roy Bmqgerly FTGUPETHYSIQUE Bfmerw Bumsxde Wfly Mr QCII: Ie 3' BEST LTHLFE Dorm, Srrwdfmrnd Cfurol Wood MCDST PODULGP Jfm Drcly KOR-TNQ Mortmger ST LTKELY TO SU-W Bevvrw Bfxrbc-r Bmw Burke bw W ll! uv'- 'L W'-v K' 'Us .,--, Q -p ,YJ 'I'l'IE JUNIOR CLASS HAS ACCOMPLISIIED MUCH Wuth one more measure to go before the funale theur senuor year mem bers ofthe class of 58 have shown wullungness to work wuth hugh spuruts that wull enable them to carry out theur responsubuluty as a part of West Hugh School As a part of our school s tradutuon the uunuors selected theur class rung early un the fall Theur chouce was a gold rung wuth an oblong stone The profuts from the rung sale were used un many dufferent ways Some went for the .lunuor Prom The class donated to the UGN and also paud for theur space un Cat Log The remaunung money wull be spent by the class next year Impressuve scenery soft lughts musuc and the certaun thrull that comes wuth one of the buggest formal dances of the year can never be forgotten by those who attended Oruental Gardens the Junuor Prom Hours of teduous work months of plannung wuth close cooperatuon between the offucers and heads of dufferent commuttees contrbuuted to the huge success of thus affaur Also durung the year the Junuors held an assembly Because of the many talented Junuors the entertaunment was a huge success The Junuors were responsuble for the decoratuons and usherung at the graduatuon ceremonues The Junuor class had many outstandung students un sports an dactuvutues durung the year Those un the sports fueld are Jerry McDonald Gary Hutton Jum Snell Gary Cheney Bull Hansen Glen Mcllrauth Jum Oraker Dave Wortman Larry Stewart Leonard Scufers, Phul Breedung Chuck Hender son and Bob McGregor The gurls un the sports fueld are JoAnn Adaur Margue Schultheus Nancy Blamey Mary McPherson Carole Bass Elaune Coppunger Marna Motter and Karlene Baker And of course our Cheer leaders Darlene Jonas and Sharon Ness Conductung the actuvutues of the class were Allan Gaddas presudent Elunor Dunsmoor vuce presudent Vucku Sunkunas secretary Nancy Larson treasurer Bea Irwun Student Councul representatuve Advusers were Muss Dent and Mr Summers BEA IRWIN MISS DENT MR SUMMERS Student Councul Representatuve Advuser Advuser 1 1 ' u . . . . . . ' I - 1 ' 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 ' . : , 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 IN MUSIC DRAMA, SPORTS AND SUCH FIRST ROW Barnrer C Anderson Barley Baltrn K Anderson S Anders Blakney Adair Barnett Blake THIRD ROW Anson Bass Ba M -eilfg a, 'Q' Xin, 'N 1-we WM on Arronus Beasley SECOND ROW Behm Baker Bell Agee er Gamer Berry Aslesan Benlly Albrecht Blamey FIRST ROW Chandler Crahay Burlew Copprnger B Adams M Lewrs Bufferweclc P Chavman SECOND ROW Logsdon Carson Brrggs Camme-nga Buchanan Broderson Burke Churchrll THIRD ROW Crouch Breedrng Cramer Cooley Blockhus Cherry Carlson FIVQT POW rrnsens 1 E IS Davrs Elllolr Engleson Davlrlson SFCOIND P W E415 Dunsmaor Dmlrlherq Darq er Dulfe Drnsmore Fox Duemllng THIRD ROW L Duke Enderbroolf Dunn Cmwpvunu Eflcly Enlell Metcalf rw I I l ur A . xirf I' Q fa, f I ' We. ' , 1 ,gf ,. ' I I , I 11 ' . 'Q ZFQQ. . P - 4 5 I , 5, iv. if Y A Q., 4 v 4 ' ,ill 41 L A I l, 4 . - 4 L 1 1 I 1 I 1 ' I - I 1 1 - - I I V- A' I ll: 1 . f V, ll f' - Fee, J, Cl 'lf er, llc , ', ' , 1 , ' , , l .O l , , f , , I h ly, l WILLINGNESS TO WORK MADE THEIR FUNCTIONS A SUCCESS aa' 64 W7 4' Q5 'if in F3991 fav 'Q FIRST ROW Grlmshaw Greenwood Glbertsen Guggans Gysbers Garot Gulndon SECOND ROW Hogg Frazer Frey Gebbua Hademan Grrmm Fuhrer THIRD ROW Group GoIlIac Graham I-Iallen H Ilman Gabrxel Green Ganrner 'DCVV -Q FIRST ROW Hart? Hoover Huebschman B Hardew Hope S Heavh SECOND ROW Hatturp Hemze Hams Harader Herdman Hur Hauschel D Hansen THIRD ROW B Han en Horn Hulfz F Jeffrey L Harden Hutton Henderson Hoffman D James FIRST ROW Lenghton, Kullan, Ingold, C Larson N Larson LaPIan1e SECOND ROW Jonas, Josephson, JuneII, Herrnck Knrk Huyck, B Lewis THIRD ROW Lange, V Johnson London, Jones, Jensen Irwun 441 54 iff' f pfjggl I , T I : 5 QIHQ, , I' ,L I - . -M. I. L ey ',vgw4iN J RL' , ' , A, .g I 4 ,':-- . I 5iW,.f4.,.g .N g ' D ' I I V' 2:51 I,g':2zg,5Q, fe . ,WMYA I liififff Lzzf , ' I 1 5551, Q Y I , e 2 7 k 1 I I . Vyirfqvi s A X if I F F' ' , X , .I I ,Y , I I - -. f , x V . , T- . -.- lx Q , T I I V i ' 1 4 ' I I I H ' I I I F I I I I 5 ' , , ' FT- - JE. N I ,I A x ' -, E 7 I I I: F I . 4 MJ in ' I ik di .5 1 If ,A . - I I I ' ' I I ' 4 T' I I I I I C I r ,F I I , L I I.IKE THEIR ASSEMBLIES AND PROM THEY WERE THE BEST FIRST ROW Lnnder Mochgon McCullough McGowan Moves Morlrn Meckler SECOND ROW Mohon Luefhe McCIeIIond Moc kensrodt McDonueI Meochem G Lewns THIRD ROW Jerry McDonald Keyes John McDonald Olson McDermond Monevol ...fo FIRST ROW McMortIn Morse Merln Ixess Sherlo Moore SECOND ROW Mornson Murphy Meyers Morrrs ollror Mofter THIRD ROW Moore Muller Mufchell Malo Nichols Oroker FIRST ROW D Olson Reflung Mofnnger Pruner Ons Petrus Pennungrorh SECOND ROW Pfnngsrng Rog rs Rnnqness Rnder Ronkrn Pork Porter Owen THIRD ROW Pretzel Peterson Pnerson Prckert Roberts J Orr Pe y T4 - I S . I - I ff 5-n - H , ' - I I I Aksfu . ' , , if ' Q I f F r , , , I y - ' I, ., , ' N Y, .. XT- ' 'NN - I ,. 4 f I , 'JIT X . - I .I , . - . . . ' ., at ' f, I . x , I , , , . -- , , V V I I I If . 5 NOW WE LOOK FORWARD TO OUR SENIOR YEAR WITH ZES1' h S d Sh Sntes SECOND ROW E Scott D Scott Selvag FIRST ROW Sanborn Olen M Schulthens Shane D S ow cwmx ermer I SII THIRD ROW C Seely Smeback Rose B Schumocker Seeley Snell Setter Sumnung Snnkunas S Schumacher J Runnes uwavey land P Smrth FIRST ROW S Thomas Evans Stuart Swanke Soreflsow Stnley Toombs SECOND ROW Tweet Tuau Thurston Stadler Tracy Vlach Topness Verloon THIRD ROW Duzensku VanNatta Maller Stocker Johnson Treadwell Thompson Stewart 'N' -4 XZ: 9 f' X E N OW Z lr Who roll S Wh tnoy Wylie FIRST ROW Wl1IIlOl4E2T West Whnttrncm Zengnnhagn Hagel WhIte Zachary SCO D R lege Shtelds Young K Whnney THIRD ROW R Mlller Wall D Wadsworth D Wood L Zachte Worley Wardrn Wrlcox AGI ' I ' I l I I I I W ,, , Z . I 5 I l 5 W 1 I . . I . . - 2 I I ' I ' I ' it ' I V ' I 1 I ' . , I E S I f . I I . , X I I i . y , I I ' 'I I 4 W I 'I I I I I I . W -I 1 ' I I I I I ' I ' ' ve- f l l Q I 4 5 x P' ,x . .. Q 21 I.. Ii: L . I I I A A X I I I - '-' I 7 I - I I THESE STUDENTS LED THE SOPHOMORE CLASS TO SUCCESS NORMAN DICKS Presudent KARL KASEBU RG Vuce Presudent CA ROLYN MU RPHY Secretary SALLY KING Treasurer West Hugh School s sophomore class entered thus year wuth hugh hopes and determunatuon Although they were bewuldered by the many new experuences un store for them they have come through the year wuth many truumphs Thus us the last year that the sophomores wull be enter ung from uunuor hugh school because of the new four year plan un operatuon at West Hugh School At the begunnung of the year the candu dates for class offucers were untroduced to the members of the class at a specual assembly and the followung day the offucers were elected to lead the class through a year to remember In order to start the class treasury each member was assessed twenty fuve cents By doung thus the class felt that everyone would be takung an actuve part An other prouect to help earn money was a cuder and cookue sale held near Thanksguvung Thus sale was a bug success In the sports world the class was very successful The football team had a gloruous season wuth eught games won and only one lost The basketball team also brought fame to the class by wunnung almost all of uts games Some of the outstandung players of the teams were Jack Jaynes Howard Thoemke Duck Dornfeld Larry Buscala Gary Smuth Duck Blackwood and Gary Wortman Both of these teams were fortunate to have Don Ellus as theur coach Another outstandung sophomore of whom the class us very proud us Donna Swanson who was one of the varsuty songleaders ln the sprung of the year the annual Gurls Club Carnuval was held The class replenushed uts treasury by havung a booth at the carnuval Everyone had fun workung on thus prouect To end the year the class sponsored a school assembly Although ut requured a lot of plannung and work everyone felt ut was a worthwhule project because of the response of the auduence The class of 1959 has had a very eventful year Havung two more years to look forward to thus class wull undoubtedly be one of the best PAMELA KEITHLEY MR WHITFORD Student Councul Representatuve Advuser 47 FIRST rO'V Boren Beck Bosner Bledsoe B THEY EXCELLED IN SPORTS AND DRAMA lr- orntt Berg SECONID ROW Berkness Alguord M AbodD Abdd Boker Burdrck Boysen THIRD ROW Bohlrnonn G Alexonder Bloke Boll y Boovn Bloclwood Bennett FIRST ROW Cl'IfISll'T1Ul1 Buttrlck Burron Cr ler Coff C B FIRST 481 g er can rank SECOND ROW Buskolo Compeou Ccrskrn Brob rg Chergee Clork Clouson THIRD ROW Chollend r Brummond Cooper Burroughs Alrno Brunton Clemens ROW Doucelte Dodson Crovvrord Doherty C Cunnrnglwom Dndo SFCOND ROW Douglwerry Crosby E Duke R Davis Edwards Coverr M Days THIRD ROW D Drok J Cunnrngnom Drrscoll Drllord Dlckerson Ducks Dyer fr ,Q L 4,1 'N I I , 0 I wi ' A Q uff V 1 C ' f I I fw f I , Q I b I , . ', T .,. Q kk' Q c 1 , I 7' I Ui - , er 3 I A .H .4 J. I ff X, I I l'f I ' ig.: I s I y W V 1 Q:-I 1 1 ' I if +C do I - 'X ' .2 A -fzr. I f lr lu 'T-lK,Js I as .- - ' i, .T I I ' Pig f vw' n ' - A . ' lv THE CLASS TOOK AN ACTIVE PART IN AI.I. ACTIVITIES FIRST FIRST FIRST ROW Eos? Fly Jenknns Ewell Gclbroutln Goldberg C xsknll qorluff SECOND ROW Gouduo Fed! P Forde S Gloser P Gormley Futzwcter Folsom Fowler THIRD ROW Gehnng Emery Forrls Frsher Ferguson Fenske Gron N Goddus ROW P Holmes Isoocson Hurlburr Heppner I-Ixgbee Hoxnsern SECOND ROW G Johnson Gnonefto Hughes Hollrnon Grubb Holl THIRD ROW Honsowetz Hordung Hlckey Horper Hegle Holludoy Hrcks ROW Knrby Kingsbury S Kung Kohn Kcuyulo Kenhly N Kung SECOND ROW Keith Kelly Koseburg V Johnson Vary Loke lfozlowskn Keyes THIRD ROW Krom r Jensen D Johnson Joynes Kersey T Kemp D Jones L Jones A x' 3 T49 - I 1 I ' i I I 1 I I I I I I ' I ' T ' I I V I 1 I I ' - H i ' I - 1 I I ' ia 1 I 1 1 I 1 A I I ' T I V I ' U I I I r 1 ' I - i I I I I ' I I X -1 - 1 3 , 1 - I I I - 1 - 1 - - 1 w ,ff Q M ' I, . . 'M fi Qi. I , V ,fl . K ,' I 5 4 ' 3 , , ,V M, ' f '.,e.,49, 0, - 1. , F gary ' X, 3 fiziig' ' ,Qilaf W4 I I ' , HOPES WERE ALWAYS HIGH AHD MUCH WAS ACCOMPLISHED FIRST ROW FIRST ROW Mnddlelon G FIRST ROW 501 Larson McDonald Larimer Mortrn Lnmrng Lockwood SFCONID ROW McMuIlrn Lewns McMullen R MocDermond Mars Lund THIRD ROW J Madden B Morvlck McEll'IIney Morkrock Monevol Leovell McCann Muslonen Motlhews Owsley Moore Murphy Sergeant Mollnck N Olson SECOND ROW Neuman J Morvnck P Olsen Muller Montgomery ONerll Norrrs Oakes THIRD ROW J Nelson Mueller Mefzler Cloufuer C Olson Moftern G Morden O Connor Musser Pnnsch Perklns Pepper P Pholen J Ross Rlcheson SECOND ROW G Rnfclwse Puderbauglw Puckett Rosmussen Rrdgewoy Ruclnords C Ruef THIRD ROW Rnodes Phnllrps Rolwn Pllughoeft B Ruef Reflnng Roberts po- 2'.'fIr.-I-1-g.1-'g:. .',-,-.UQ . a'.','.-'- , -'.',1.a' 0..' ,.'., . . . . 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I rl WA J r X Q 5 I, K X I X I ' .Q . 1 . 1 4 , 1 4' 4 THEY LOOK TO THE FUTURE WITH DETERMINATION Na FIRST ROW Southard Stampcr Qevensaa .I Slrulthers M Snell E Smrth Solomon SECOND ROW L Smrth Stewart R Sho O Smnth Sheely Sfrne Schumacher THIRD ROW Shearer R Smrth Selburg G Smnth D Runnels Stoner W Sherhart Shetf FIRST ROW Van Natra E Rrtche C Tayl Sutton Torbrtt L Tuar Trunkhrll SECONID ROW Toombs Swenson B Topness Van Houten Van Stralen Stuart Donna Swanson Dale Swanson THIRD ROW Trerney Sunday Thomas M Ulloclc Thoemke Johnny Taylor Trapp Joan Taylor FIRST ROW D Wnllrams VanderStaay Weaver Zachte C Wrllrarns E Woods Wrgdahl SECOND ROW Wessel Wenzllck Weber O Wrllrams Walker Whrte S Wadsworth THIRD ROW Walters Walden G Wortman Wallace M Woods Yowell B Walton Walsh I . x 1' ,K x 1 sr I . X C, 4 - xf , I ' , . - 'yf' 1 I i 2 tl 1. , W 1 I 1 f - 1 1 1 A W 1 - 1 - 1 ' r ' 1 1 - 1 - ' - , . ' I, . or, , . ', . I - . , . , ' 1 1 1 1 ' 'Z 1 1 1 - 1 I l 1 A I 1 1 1 1 - A 1 A 1 I - T 1 1 1 - I I 1 1 4 1 - - 1 1 ' 1 r ' 1 1 ' I , . f 1 V 'g 1 fl A I 1 THESE ARE THE OFFICERS OF 'l'I'lE FRESHMAN CLASS GARY GIUS Presudent DIANE MCNALLY Vuce Presudent SANDRA LITTLE Secretary BONNIE OLSON Treasurer Thus was the furst year that the Hugh School un Bremerton Washungton has had a Freshman class due to the new hugh school on the eastsude The furst freshman class at West Hugh School helped and dud lay a good foundatuon for the future classes to follow un the lune o sports school functuons and partucupatuon un student body acfuvutues The Freshman class had uts own athletuc department Its football team showed re markable spurut and sportsmanshup even though the players lost four games and only won two games The basketball team dud very well by wunnung seven and losung four to tue for thurd place wuth East Hugh The track team and the baseball team were both very good Most of the members of the debate team were freshmen They dud an outstandung lob of speakung The student body at West Hugh was very proud of them The freshmen made up a great proportuon of the band at West Hugh They dud extremely well when they performed A chorus made up of sophomores and freshmen also dud very well durung the year especually at the Sprung Concert whuch was held on March 28 Pep assemblues were organuzed by the freshmen whuch were led by cheerleaders that th freshman class elected at the begunnung of the year Great consuderatuon should be guven to the cheerleaders for the fune spurut they showed un leadung the freshman cheerung at the games The cheerleaders were JoAnn Horn Judy Loga and Nancy Boustad Great thanks should also be guven to Mr Wade the freshman class advuser for the work he has done un makung thus the best of freshman classes The freshman leaders Gary Guus presudent Duane McNally vuce presudent Sandra Luttle secretary Bonnue Olson treasurer Peggue Haddon Student Councul rep presentatuve dud a good uob through the year Pu:GGIE HADDON MR WADE Student Councl Representatuv Advuser IN SPORTS, ART AND MUSIC THEY EXCELLED E- CO I 49 ,QS it ' -5- 4 Q as-A.. k uunf' FRONT ROW Aronun D Austln R Benskrn Robert Boker N Berqursr Blokey D Anderson B Ausfnn Ron Boker J Anderson SECOND ROW E Bolley A Benskrn Bergsrru Arnold Rnlprv Boker Arness Angel Q Anderson Brumels M Bolley Borg THIRD ROW Borrett Amo Barley Bord Bloclcwood Blorr Bofes Buble Arney Aruonus Bixby FIRST ROW Botsford Cole Clogston Colkln Bruns Burrell N Burr L Brown N Bousfeod Clouson SECOND ROW Cherry I Brown K Burt Chrey Bowle Copp Cohen Cones Brooks Coolley THIRD ROW Braggs Boggess Corlsfen Brodrer Brrnker Cor fer B Brown Chrrstensen Clark Corn FIRST ROW Conklrn H Dovrs Cooper Cowdff Dosnrell Crcng Drckerson Dolllberg J Drclfrnson SECOND ROW J Dovls Curtrs Drrnnrn Droper Dovuson Corcoron Dobrowslcr Corey Cook Dossekey THIRD ROW Dougherty R Dovrs Donrelson Cordova R Druke Donnel Dorwrn D Droke Demrck Deputy Coughlrn f5 or 5 f I 9 I I 5 - I I I 2 . 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N 'W L 0 vt 'Q M, ,' Zh , ', X' Y. - s T ,4 Q N X a no ' , I . r Q FM 1 ' I 4 . 6 l al' L . uit' 3 THEIR ATTITUDE WAS ALWAYS AT ITS BEST FIRST ROW Galnes Fly Faullf Enslgn S Fuller Enclell M Evans Gecllcks Dunsrnoor Gllbert SECOND RON Fee R Evans Dyvlg wards Erllcsson D Erlclfson Gal lwer Gbbs P ovvler ngelson THIRD ROW Elllof Fow cr arnson W Faler Fcsmure rlc son Fl CII Fulwrer Funk ox FIRST ROW Halfneld Glaser R l-'anson H Iyorsen Gregory E Harrls Hebble Goff Gormley Havvn Grlbertsen SECOND ROW HanlcsS l-lull Gunlcel N Hansen Gros Hlnlz Harnmlll Brownell Holmes Haydock l-'ayn THIRD ROW D l-larrls Holzerner A Hudson Greek Herruecl D I-lull Hauscnel Hxldon Goaaard H ll Hlnllwer FIRST ROW Jamleson Houglwlon Jeffrey Jacobson Jew YT Lang Halber' Konl Kahn Horn SECOND ROW Kersey M Kelley Husbands Kress K Johnson D Joseplwsow Klrlc Kenzman Klroy B Johnson THIRD ROW James Gene M Lawrence Lambert S Joseplwson D Hudson R Marshall Karcnesy I-luston Kebllslw Jordan Keeler y-use 543 Ed ', ,. , 1,1 ,.F ,E , 4 ,G. 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A - K l , 5 T v -N I . x I P A THESE ARE THE NEXT YEAR'S SOPHOMORES I r - I I I I I Q' Us ' Q 'G ,WWF -so ilu: 4 FIRST ROW Levrn M1cMrIlrm Mcxggqrv McNally McKay Lrrvcl MQCnn Logo Lance Lowry SECOND PON Mdiroy Lrtdwfnelri Mm vow LfToovmr1o M xcDorwII Mdienzre McBurnle Luesmg Lmle McDonoIcI Murklrmd THIRD POW MLKQ Iam Gere P Lflwr ence Mrmkerw Leader Magee MLGIII Lmer Lofsfedr Mrmeynl Ledesmo Love T PO N I-I xoor M er rcnoe xr I Ge c s ore xrtmserw Morse MoeIIer SEL N P IN Ne son Mow c Murrrn Nrryk Ne sly INQWIJIII MeckIer M mhevvs Morton Murphy THIRD ROW Nesser M 1ugIC1rv J Moore Merr freId S Mor Mower New on Mo wuson M M :rr n Metz T PON IN yo y mn eva P 'zer ur ou on JT errrne P e Ies P IQ r SE OVND POW TIom IS II fl TS r er QT Pee e Pee Prgoro P lrrer N QI Olson PeosIee TI-II PD POW Or Mer Prowse Pendros O mr cr I rowsIfr P ferson O born Olness Oloson .I Pr :rr B O Son L 4 , ' 0 f 1 V ,. , , .1 I f in . I J Q Q , T I f ' ff' . ' ' V G I T' ' . -3- 0 fr' A s S - w. 4' V V . 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PRODUCE A GREAT FUTURE FlRST ROW Soge Roy Rtppee Schumacher Secor Rublee SlTll'YTlZU Schroeder SECOND ROW Reynolds Rtechmcxnn Show Rtche son Ro wetn Roblnson Schr mm Sfzvelfer B Seely Tl-llRD RON Robbe Scott Sclertenberg S Roberts Rolnhorot Rusher Rose M Reese Rlckert FIRST ROW Stoqlcert O Snyder Streenm Thomson Turner Von Gemert Stonsbury Spre er Smut Spotts SECOND ROW Stoton J Strong Summense Svvcn Snlhovy Spreth Vtllonuvo Sntttler Stlyer Ulbrrght THTRD ROVN Stomper Rockwell K Strong Smebock T eroux Sllvo Snell Te sltore S lltynn Trull FIRST ROW Wreck Wotson Wnshmgton Zabel Wotwood C Wrllls R Wnglmt Wlnger Wood Snlner SECOND ROW B Wells Ztelnnslw Wethern J Young Wrllloms Yoger Zrmmermcrn Rtslov R Wells Ron Wrtghr Tl-HRD ROW Walker Wlmtoker S Wtll s Yeadon Wcxllls Wltttmore M Wnght West R Young W Young 2 .I rs.. DOJ U I I V l lh , , l, s l , u C , . 7 V V l I V 5 1 - E R r Y x C ' 4' 4 a ls ll -w 4-in A- ?. 'X koxf, T J il 1 4 :Stl fl ' , ,N ' K , S 1 lb , alll J . 2 df..e'5 .4 . , We 4 ,K 'Y rv v'-'T' 'N qs MIKE MADDEN Vice Presldent fak- ,Wits 12'J JAN DRAY WENDY ARNOLD Prestdent Treasurer JOAN CHATMAN BARBARA HICKS Secretary Speaker of the House THESE STUDENTS LED US THIS YEAR Th executive branch ot student government which consists ot ASB President Vlce Presldent Secretary Treasurer Speaker ot the House Glrls and Boys Club Presldents, IS the executuve board Thus group meets vvnth Mr Graham once a Week and rs responsible to hum tor Its actlons The Executrve Board dlscusses prospectuve Student Council and Legnslatuve Board problems and the general betterment ot the school Thus group also makes vusutatlons to other schools to better unter school relatnons and to exchange Ideas FIRCT ROW J Chatman Dray Hlcks Mr Graham W Arnold SECOND ROW M Madden M Oraker Zochow MST K, - - ' X '- . Q' A fr -. 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I 'I , , , ,A l D Jotwson J Chatmon M Madden Ton: Kemp Evans Blockhus The Tratttc Court ts a poltce court which works tn durect conlunctton wtth the County Juvenile Court tn Port Orchard Sesstons are held monthly Students who vtolate Washington State Tratftc Laws are tried tn thus court The Court IS com poscd ot tuve ludges and a clerk It the defendant enters a plea of not gutlty the arresting otttcer rs asked to loe present at the next sesston then tt ts up to the trve ludges to determtne whethe he IS gutlty and to dectde upon lust penalty Students have the chotce ot appeartng at the Student Court or Munrctpal Court OUR STUDENT GOVERNMENT DEMONSTRATED DEMOCRACY The West Hugh Student Councrl ts composed ot the Executive Board the Prestdent and Student Counctl Representatuve ot each class the Pres: dent ot Golden Paw the edutor ot The Lair the prosecuttng attorney and asststant The Counctl attempts to present a matters of Importance to the student body Another duty ot the Counctl rs to hear the cases ot all warrant holders It the student who has recetved the warrant pleads gurlty the Counctl vvtll pass sentence It he pleads not gutlty the case rs transfered to Student Court where the trral ts completed TROW M Oralfer Dray J taman M Aaddeft Mr Grdham A Gaddts Dclfs OND POW Gus aw rvvtn Haddon W Arnold Coleman Htcks T5 t 5 . 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SEC 2 r,Stt ,I ,P 9 'll'IE OFFICERS WERE INS'l'Al.l.ED AT 'IHE SENIOR TEA 'F VL in:-v 'EV xv mosT acTuve and worThwhuIe organuzaTuons IT purpose us To guve every gurl a chance To parTu upaTe un our many acTuvuTues such as The TooTbaII and baskeTbaII banqueTs The bug and IuTTIe susfer parTy Tolo week The all school dance carnuval exchange vusuTaTuons senuor Tea sTyIe show corn MARILYN ORAKER LYNNE MORIARITY Presud nl Vuce Pnesudenf JUDY RUNNELS PAM ROGERS Secretary Treasurer Club prornoTes good cuTuzenshup and encourages The hugh school gurls To become Tune and more worThy women The success of The Gurls Club us largely clue To The eTTorTs of The many gurls chosen as represenTaTuves from all The gurls n The school FIRST ROW Lockwood L Bauley Guudry B Dewey SECOND ROW N Gaddus M Orulcer Axelson Moruarufy J D.zvus THIRD ROW J Runnels Rogers Stadler B Orolcer Halvorsen 6 I f IV yy Q wen hx I 4 ll Q ,I uf ' X' if ' K1 I The Girls Club of VVesT High School is one of The muniTy acTiviTies, and rnany oThers. The Girls , , - , ' , ' ' I I - I 0 EACH CLASS ELECTED AN ACTIVETTE REPRESENTATIVE Qui FIRST ROW F Fee Hulfulcer WhuTToker Kernp BdTTun Colemon MusTonen SECOND ROW F us WughT E Bou Young Horrus LoVonne Gordon Selvudg THIRD ROW Owen Horoder Rockwell Mohon Bczclclund Borber lrwun The AcTuveTTes were esTcublushed oT The begunnung of The ye-or by Mrs Lorkun ond The Gurls Club offucers They ore The gurls Thc1T you oTTen see on Morudcuy mornungs un Theur dork skurTs muddues ond blue ound green ploud Tues AcTuveTTes ore Th lunks beTween The gurls ond The ccubuneT Theur duTues consusT of hondlung Gurls Club cords druves such os The ounnuol ChrusTmos druve for needy Tornulues elecfuons consTuTuTuonoI chonges ond ony suggesTuons ThoT Teochers or gurls rnughT offer Eoch fursT peruod closs elecTs one gurl To serve Tor o semester AT mud semesTer cu second elecTuon us held The AcTuveTTes rneeT on The second Mon doy of ecuch monTh To duscuss The prouecTs oums ond goculs of The VVesT Hugh School Gurls Club QC T V, f u. I ., FTRST ROW S Grolucum .I Oen S Thornos Wesfhoff Thofcher SECOND ROW Sweeruon Mrs Lorlfun Nelson C' Murphy luTTle THIRD ROW Lurnunungs P Chotrnon Guuduo Smeboclc, Wolsh fusu 'li ? F A v , Q u , .f , , ' T 1 :rf Ny? -I 4 fb Y I .x ' L1 V u I . , A la u ' . - ' ' ' , , ' ,uv by , , , V :L 5 1 , Q i 4 i K TN, If 4 4 x QQ- X i n n T' X u eu uv zu: T u T M . 'ffl 7 fm Q ' J . A . ' u 1 . O' - . , ' ' , ' , , ' , , . - . PeTT' , r' , . 'ley, u l - g - ' A , I V 7,7 V' ,Ax I Q V y , . , g Q T T U 1 5 V I A f I ,ie f 6 ,, y A 'u X, f A BOYS CLUB WAS FOR EVERY BOY OF WEST HIGH FIRST ROW Wendell Drcks Zachow Wade Gus S COND ROW A Gaddrs J Snell Coyle F Jeffrey Garblel The West Hugh School Boys Club ns composed of all the boys In school The admlnrstratlve body IS the Boys Club Cabrnet whrch Includes The officers Presrdent Wayne Zachow Vlce President Paul Wade Secretary Treasurer Flemmrng Jeffrey Sergeant at Arms Jlm Snell The purpose of the Boys Club IS to build character to develop per sonalnty and to promote leadershrp among th student body Mr I-Iurney IS the adviser EVERY HOME ROOM CHOSE A REPRESENTATIVE FIRST ROW Schumacher J Mohan Hrlflker Hrgbe Machgon Hlcks M Snell Stansbury C Rurbaugh Cugler J Kahn SECOND ROW Frnnemon J Toombs M Dodson Rowley C Moore W Arnold C Drckerson Dobrowskr Owen Hu bschmon K Whrtney Krllan THIRD ROW Gllbertsen G Pnrllrps M Funk Zlellnskr E Swanson J Runnels Mackem Bradler Joyce Crawford S Lund N Gaddus L Nelson FOURTH ROW Markrack Isley D Blackwood Atkrnson Burroughs Wendell Bush Malby Setrerlund Weber John Wlllrs Garrnan The Legrslatlve Board IS a branch ot our student government Thus board conslsts ot a representa tlve from each of the home rooms These repre sentatrves meet wuth the Speaker ot the House the Councnl rs taken by the 621 to drscuss matters of Importance In and around the school The Ideas and suggestlons whrch originate here are taken to the Student Councll Also any Important busuness that comes before representatlves to thehome rooms .WI 4 ,J . ,, Z - -fl 3 ., - I v N, rf L 1 E. Q Q if ' -- H f -E' V or L4 r -or I I w 22 sf - rx in A - J , , , .E -. I. , ,. , 1 I 1 2 . ' ' , . I I - . ,,,, c K . I . K V. 5 Y ' X2 1 ' , .M 5 I . Q I - , .,,s , , , . , , . , ,. . 4 IA I - , , - I A ,- , 'I I 9 fl f ' il I - If - r 1- If 4 It r r 1 1 ' r ' ll ' - gd 1 1 ' 1 I I 1 r 1 I I I v OUTSTANDING STUDENTS BELONGED TO TORCH HONOR 1 t I p X D X FIRST ROW7MoPr1or, Axelson, Srnkunds, C. Lorson, Mocngon, B Wes? L Bailey B Lewis Commengu SECOND ROW H . , . , , , , 4 owes, Morris, Hcldernon, Broderson, Horcrder, J B k H T r - r , or e, orn, opness, M. Madden, B. Hansen. THIRD ROW M s. AxreIN, C, Ullock, Ronkm J Lund, Werner, McGregor, Wade, Pykonen, Crawford, D. Middleton. , I 4 1 e 1 1 4 I 1 FLRST ROW J Lorson Pepper Musronen Berkness M SnelL Perkrns D Puderbough N Bousreod Strne SECOND ROW Dodson Cuwnrngrwcnn S cson Deuce e D on mrs e Goodro THLRD ROW Fed? Gennng D Droke Berf S uno M rrcck Re ng Coffe Gran C Mor ff 'x 'rr' FNRJT PON '-4 e ro Ls ff on usvem B ver SECOND R rg: rroer E r r THLPD O! Z ' R e s owe T rcrssor ru Sc YLCD er fb ' C x h W - S 1,1 . 9 ' ' . J 1, v , Q .. . , D C lu 4 a . , . Q x 1' f . O 4 , .. 45' A C. I , . Esau ,, V' , . Co ', E. Burley, M , RU f, L. . - , ' , . , , , L ', dk , P. flr I r, , . phy. c Q b I 3 . 2 F . ,C ' 4 1 T , . H Z- 1 , v 1 L., - C ' . ' ---L Wen: r S'r:'wS'3V V L 1---'s: I ,. olo' ri Ei Jr - are lm' o 1 C MH s. Lcgfz, B: CTN, cz' OW --S Miz A ws ' :of 1 fxizner D Sz News PQLE rt E OLs3n D S'e , , E11 Ley, Rob ison, S Crug, P. Rerrs L P J rEL:rrsv . Lees: '. 'E'-vp-Sc L' .-er' 'J yoj' rr F' H 2'1,1C, ' L Joiegx sort Low f.fc.'.'1va .ff lfpbonfr 1, D od, VO WH! Off L' 'zgzn P Yoovrg, 5 Josep' on Czcrqn MCG L, J r P, Mc Pwson, E r '. r, T H, 'we b g SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVEMENT WAS REWARDED BY MEMBERSHIP a check for the trees Under the able leadership of President David Middleton National Honor Society has had an other successful year The officers chosen were Jerry McDonald Vice President Eleanor Swanson Secretary Treasurer Louise Koch Inter Club Coun cil Representative and Jim Horn and Jerry I-lasse mer Sergeant at Arms National Honor Society which is composed of luniors and seniors stresses su... Louise Koch Jerry Hassamer Standing Jim Horn and David Middleton good character service leadership and scholar hip Students must have a grade point average of 35 to be qualified for membership One of the first activities this year was the nominating of a queen candidate and the decorating of a float for the Homecoming Parade Myrna Andrews was nominated as queen candidate and Carol Ullock and George Peterson were chairman and co chairman of The float committee farol Wood and Beverly Bush order announcements from Roger Mclntosh Marna Motter and Sue Rankin the Pam Rogers in the Cat Cave Scholarship Committee 041 , if ' u l il' 4 ati x A rl - r S , ff f 1 3' A C 1 l 5 A ' r . I 5, N. --A X David Middleton presents ASB President Jan Dray with National Honor Society officers-Seated: Jerry McDonald, I I I . . . . . , . .- ' . Y A 3 . A ' ef , i K 'W , IUNIORS AND SENIORS MADE THEIR YEAR SUCCESSFUL Z FIRST ROW N Nelson Splefh C Gauduo Koch E Swanson K Swanson GaaThaug D Halvorsen Barager SECOND ROW Shanley C Wood G PeT rson Fox TusrbTT Jerrow M Andrews Backlund Barber THIRD ROW E Madden Jerry Crawford Pykonen Malby Baggerly I-Iassemer Dray Bush B Burke C Ullock The excellenT cooperatnon of The lunuor members un The Sensor College Conference helped To make The conference a succss The socneTy Took an acTnve parT In The Girls Club Carnnval and sponsored Thenr annual Cake Walk The funds for Nahonal Honor Socuefy are obTanned marnly from The CaT Cave The school supply sTore Carol Wood s duTy as head of The CaT Cave was mannly To keep Track of The supplres The cooperahon of volun Teer workers made Thus a worThwhlle prolecT The pnncupal use of The funds go for The Bob Thorson Scholarship which ns presenTed To an ouTsTand1ng sensor To help defray has college expenses LasT year s reclplenT of This award was Wlnnle Swan son an achve member of The Nahonal Honor SocleTy 4 i FIRST ROW Cngler Ellas Huebsch'nanT A Hoofer Jonas Ma hgan S Moore P Chcnman SECOND ROW Molnor Owen Pflngsfag B Topness D Hansen J Runnels Rogers J Burke Huston Murphy THIRD ROW Enclebrook Pxrk Ranlfnn Wmle I Horn McGregor J McDonald Scnfers Mclntosh M Motfer T6 Q C O A . .. - I I rs 41 f- 1' I I - 1 - 1 o :I T Q I , I ' I TI' I 5 s f .49 T F , -5 T I ,. I' F 1 K . ..... ,- ,. ,. , ,. ,- , . A- ,f, , .I I 1' ll I 1' ' 5 YQ? 4 A lil 3. 7.1.1 Q FIRST ROW7W. Arnold, R. Fast, L. Osmundson, C. Meckler, M. Schultheis, A. lockvvood, K Dickerson, Higbee, B, Kahn, Eileen Stamper, Bledsoe, Susie Cunningham, Olberg, S. Thomas, N. Larson, Scott, Toc-mbs, Kirby, Beck, Eagleson. SECOND ROW-Jacobsen, G. Fast, McCain, Whittaker, Torbitt, Holland, Hintz, L. Gaudio, D, Arnold, Martin, C. Dickerson, L, Gordon, Fuller, Nicholson, Pease, lngold, Wadsworth, Duemling, Meyers, Whitney. THIRD ROW7Cordova, Sorenson, Barnett, C. Gaskill, M. Gaskill, B. Franklin, Mus- ser, C. Gaudio, Sutton, Hoover, Gran, D. Erickson, Oraker, J. Burke, Axe-lson, Wardin, Rebelske, Forde, J. Mare, D. Gordon, C. Murphy, S, Murphy. FOURTH ROW-D. Drake, Dray, D. Johnson, Sherhart, Kemp, B, Topness, G. Mills, Gehring, Orr, Smokott, Wade, McGregor, Leighton, P. Haddon, Snyder, V. Gordon, Runnels, McLean, J. Erickson, Greek, J. Lund, Ringness. iPAN-AMERICAN DAY HIGH LIGHTED SPANISH CLUB ACTIVITIES The Spanish Club ot West High School has taken part in many activities this year including the annual Fiesta and Homecoming. The club spon- sored Marilyn Oraker tor Homecoming Candidate. For the Pan-American Assembly, sponsored by Spanish Club, LciVonne Gordon was elected queen and Edith Scott princess. Spanish Club also had a booth in the Girls Club Carnival. Led by the otticers, President Bob McGregor, Vice President Bob Topness, Secretary Janice Burke, Treasurer l.aVonne Gordon, and lnter-Club Council Repre- sentative Edith Scott, and under the direction ot Mrs. Spooner, the adviser, this year's Spanish Club has maintained its high standards. Edith Scott, Leanna Gaudio and Diane Toombs plan booth for the carnival. an Spanish Club otticers: Bob Topness, Edith Scott and Bob McGregor. ug Latin Club officers: Marilyn Reece, Norma Gaddis and Karen FedT. if 4...-s.1' ,Ji fl . ' A pf SenaTors: Standing-YPeTer Refling, Manuel Almo, Harold Cloufier and Roger Boysen. Seated: AnneTTe Molitor, Joan Keith, Barbara Huebschmann and Susan Hulbert. LATIN CLUB PARTICIPATED IN THE STATE CONVENTION To begin The year The VVesT High LaTin Club ini- TiaTed and insTalled The new EasT High LaTin Club aT a Halloween parTy held in The social room. Carol Wood was sponsored by LaTin Club as The candidaTe Tor Homecoming Queen, In November TwenTy-Tive members aTTended The sTaTe conven- Tion in SeaTTle, Here Barbara Huebschman was i -l-- elecTed sTaTe presidenT. Since we will be hosTs To The nexT convenTion, many money-making proiecTs were sTarTed. EasT's LaTin Club inviTed us To a ChrisTmas parTy. A booTh aT The Girls Club Car' nival in April was also manned by The club. The main evenT OT The year was The banqueT held in .--, 1,2 Y A l e.'W'f'fJ4,f5?'T2 , The spring Tor members and Their guesTs. 1 I 85 i FHQST l?OW7Hoaver, Huebschmcinn, P. Penis, Horn, Nlachgan, L. Bailey, HulberT, N. King, Basner, S. King, Richeson, Dodson, Shock, Kenh, Linder, B. West SECOND QOWeeM.ss Dungan, AusTin, Alguard, Scarf, Kirlf, Sinlcunas, Jonas, F. Pens, Gianeno, L. MaTThews Ruef, Berkwess. Kzziygfa, Bell M Peese C. Reese THIRD l?OWe-Merrfiela, Bennen, Hus'on, Rcnesof, Draper, Mcliray, Cammen f Wccci, Barber, Mfzugifzn, Earns Nelson S-eeley, VUUCTCF Srfizy, Ohel FOUFTH FOAF- P M firlleTon, Bfilfefr P Peflinr' Group. Blackwooa, Mrfyregor, J McDonald, Llouiier, M. Ullzri, Dicuissri, Porrer. Homin, Fedr, Driugiieriy. Girl-s. L67 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE WAS ONE OF OUR LARGEST CLUBS fs-Q, fi! sq' A, etiililits JAN STILLMAN HELEN HILFIKER President Vice President Chamber ot Commerce is one ot the largest clubs at West High. lt is a service club, and is respon- sible tor the school's Homecoming activities, which are held in the tall. The club handles publicity tor Homecoming, the election of the queen and her court, the decorations tor the Homecoming assembly, arrangements for the dance after the football game, and registration ot all floats participating in the Homecoming 'W fig! TON I KEM P Secretary MA RLENE NELSON Treasurer Parade. Chairmen ot the individual committees were Bill Pierson, Barbara Guidry, Joan Chatman, Elinor Dunsmoor, Denny Strickland and Barbara Hicks. The theme of the parade was Tomorow- land. First prize was won by Outdoor Club. The Homecoming Assembly was held in the school gym. A platform at the east end was decorated with aqua and silver streamers. The girls names were in silver on large paper crowns at the base of the platform. Fll?ST ROW-F. Fee, J. Dunsmoor, Guindon, Hicks, Hulbert, Hilfiker, Refling, Battin, Graham, Burnside, Guidry, Olberg, Coleman. SECOND ROW-E. Dunsmoor, Duemling, V. Heath, Hintz, Kemp, P, Hammill, L. Gordon, Gheller, Evans, Sharon Elliot, Aronin, Holland. THIRD ROW-Barg, E. Bailey, M, Oraker, Stillman, W. Arnold, Crawford, C. Gaskill, Whitney, B. Anderson, M. Anderson, D. Gordon, Berkness, Ruef. FOURTH ROW-Mr. Bem's, Fowler, Briggs, Gormley, Covert, Burt, Perry, Burke, Kluge, Dray, Bentley, Deitch, Hallman. l l ' 1 t i Q ' K I 3 f Q E. t 1 A was IC ,n 'Q' ,H fI.Y'uixxv-.'r Officers: Helen Hilfiker, Jon Stillman ond Toni Kemp, xx -1 Homecoming Assembly MEMBERS WORKED TOGETHER PLANNING HOMECOMING The Donce Bond ployed for The ossembly ond enferfoinmenf consisted of o donce by Dorleen Jonos ond numbers by Jomes Giggins. The Closs of T936 vvos honored of The TooTboll gome, where we ployed Eos? High School. This yeor's officers were Jon Sfillmon, presidenf, Helen Hilfiker, vice presidentg Toni Kemp, secrefory, Morlene Nelson, Trosurer, Denny Sfricklond, Infer-Club Represenfo- Tiveg ond Dennis Holey, sergeonT-oT-orms. They were obly odyised by Miss Anderson ond Mr, Bemis. FIRST ROVV--Tum, Prigger, J, Kohn, Ross, Enell, B, Kohn, V, Mcirrm, Winnrnkor, C lcurson, Mcichgon, S, Thomzis, Hope, LGplKlITTC, Toyloi, Lepley, SECOND ROW-Se-verson, McGowan, S Moore, Swnerlnw, Moriorny, Morrnger, S Lund, Zimmerman Weihern, J. Toombs Woosworris Campbell, Rowley, C, Moore, Sinlfonus, THTRD RO!!-M ss Anderson, Blair, Huyclc, Josepirson, Hiiroder M Nelson Rogers, Smaller, Gysbers, Nichols, Rorrer, Atkinson, J. Clcrmcxn. FOURTH ROW-YRodei', Orr, Pierson Ryder, B Bailey, l'l'iley, lrvyin J, Lund, Ryon, Wilde, Pholen, G. Johnson, Thomas, Wode. A an T i 2 T Q qi OUR TEAMS WERE BACKED BY MEMBERS OF PEP CLUB Bk? Yoh .914 f-Qggb ,N 4,-fd BARBARA STADLr:l2 LYNINE MORU TXTY Pres denf Vlce PTESTCIEJTT Under The gurdance of Barbara STadler presndenT Lynne MorTarTy vnce presTdenT Vrclcy l-leaTh sec retary Beverly Burnslde Treasurer Susan Lund InTer Club Councrl represenTaTTve Barbara Gundry and Bonnne LerghTon sergeanT aT arms and vvTTh Mr STensland as advlser Pep Club had a very successful year Besndes rooTung Tor The Team and keeping The school splrTTs hugh They have under Taken several prolects Thus year They sponsorel Pruncess Wendy Arnold Tor l-lomecommg and dance on March 2 aT Cuvrc CenTer aTTer The Drs 1 1 ,O 'N fo. ...ff yvxx XflCKl HEATH DEVEB Y BURNSIDE Secremry Tre Tsurer TncT TournamenT They sold Pep Club haTs puns and megaphones vvhlch were used aT The games They collecTed membershrp dues helped To buy The songleaders pom poms and They worked hard To wan second place Tn The l95o l-lomecomrng Parade The Pep Club secTTon could easlly be seen aT any games vvTTh Therr vvhTTe shTrTs haTs and megaphones ThaT anded The school spuruT whrch TS The cenTral and mann arm of such a club ThaT arm vvas accompllshed ID Thls busy buT successful year 3 ,iii K X T gb - ll f fl T'x P P SELUONS AT BASKETB L GAMEQ 7OT ,Q TT -. ,. , .T .. , M 1 -T ,diggs s .. T T 4. T M' ' U 1 fi , 1 ,.... ,Q r Q4 f T . N T by E 3- T M M . . ,. . 1 WI 'N ' T , T , , J . . 1 , E ,J - . I Ti T . g T .V 411 ' lr I TTT , .md ' 2 I1 ' ' 'UT l .Tc TCL T 1 s L T T - T T T T T ' - 2 T T T T ' T ' T T ' ' I . , . . T , I - I I , C . , Cl T THEY CHEERED THROUGH DISTRICT AND STATE TOURNAMENTS X15 4 l Y FNRST POW7W. Fronklrn, Colernon, Boren, C. Cunnrngnurn, Drckerson, Dcrr1enrnrHer, Hrdqs, Tower, S. Cunnrngnorn, OVberg, Hope, Resor, Wrrrrney, Mocngon, Lrnder. SECOND ROW7Lergn'on, Evans, Kemp, Bornrer, Musronen, Bosner, Burnside, Cnrisfrnon, Axelson, J. Burke, Arnold, Hoover, Bonerweck, M. Anderson, THIRD ROW-Gurdry, Jonos, P, Fee, Horn, Ness, Fox, Bcrkness Joyce Crnvvford, Ndson, Barber, Hnvves, Srnkunczs, Krrk, Fowler. FOURTH ROW-BrumeJs, Brrggs, Morrrmrry, B Anderson, S. Lund, Hearn, J. Dulfc, L. Duke, Edwards, J Lund, Bocklund, Rogers, Jrwrn, Srodler, M. Oroker. Q L ... L l Q - F 5ST 3CDl'r'fS EW Q A': '.:: P' gy-r 3' rn zo Strnnager Hubert L Gcrvcf, . C er G ib+:r', Jfzsse' ire 'rs S Cen Sze Yccrrbs. Sferrner Deizse. SECCNZ 5C.'.'--H gbee, Mcfzr Ecos'e'1n Sorensen, 5ebefS'e, C. Gcxslfrlr J. S'rc Q Moore. S. Kng N, K rg VNe':J, Hoyon, Grrv 'znr 5 De S N 'frvfzn Jiijbsen THIPD PON Sw? U Peel, E Gorrnlfvf, N Q' else' P-MMP, M, Nrrrrrxf.-r', J. ',,nrlJa, QHMJ, Nr :.f+-' L' Cf15VU, fn r, r H 1rr',eV, ff :cMrJi':n, Mfmuq' rr 1'.',. eq J Muon: P'QU 7 J riff. Hr1',tJ1rrrJ-, lf K,r,r1 r V. borr'1Jef, Prngrrrgss lJ'1Ur.z:, Perry, Pwr? 55, rx Er U-son, Cuysbws VN, du, New 5, Pofiy, M borrdr-,, ff.'1P',1rr, li P'u'w YV' MEMBERSHIP IS DETERMINED BY A POINT SYSTEM The West High Outdoor Club has completed an- other successful season. Under the guidance of Mr. Maiden, the list of activities has grown measurably. The season started off with over- night trips to Flapiack and Boulder Lakes. In November a work party hiked to Lower Lake Lena where a shelter was repaired and the camo area cleared Ski activities of the club began with a five day trip to Mount Baker This trip was one of the many highlights of the year with skiing movies dancing and games Skiing trips pation of included Stevens Pass, Snoqualmie and Paradise. The snow conditions were ideal and skiing lasted through April. The mountaineminded were the most fortunate to obtain instruction through the Basic Mountaineering Course sponsored by the Olympic College. Some of the climbs were Green Mountain Mount Ellinor Mount Baldy the Broth ers Mount Washington and a field trip to Mount Rainier Of course these experiences which made for many pleasant remembrances could not have been possible except for the enthusiastic partici all members Joe Vlach on top of Mt Gladys on Flapiack Lakes hike Gary Wright Roy Hultz Scott Marshall Heather Vary Mrs Maiden Nancy Blamey Mr Jacobsen and Richard Hebble on Boulder Lake camping trip mmf' Myrna Andrews and Louise Koch at Snoqualmie Pass Richard Hebble skiing at Stevens Pass nt I I I - ' I I ' - - 1 1 1 I I ' - . N t lx 5 4' ,- ,Y if . 2 f' 253' T Q ' r f I ' f I I 1 I x I K eff ' ' ,.. ,iw 'L ' - efw' ,V - W 'ge 4 ' ' L P' ' S ,fs ' . . V 5 . at , - ' , Q2 ,Q h' , . Y, ,Q K 4 33' W- .. . 1 .A ,. . ' Q 31 A N . ., ' w D1 , 2'-1 X ' , fx 5 ' ' n, - ., , is c ,I A - 5--.. - IN THE FAl.I. THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS WERE CHOSEN Y K. Swanson, Publicity, Malby, Chairman, Rankin, Membership, M. Scnultheis, Entertainment, G. Craig, Equipment. Not Pictured: Karol Whitney, Vice Chairman. Myrna Andrews Treasurer Faith Pettis Secretary on l' Us . 5 ' - 5 -L Q Q iw '- X I , . 1 1 Q pl X 3, ' 5, 6 I , A, K I 4 . A ' s J ' ' Kelly, Luo :t,q Pratt, Er'ev 1rWmertt, Hebbie, Vue Chairman, Vinci, Qimirnrfin, P. Peftis, Menrberstiip, fvirirsrwail, Equipment. WINTER SAW THE MEMBERS ON THE SKI SLOPES Jerry Doken Morgue Sdwulrhens Jock Hayes Forth Petrus George Molby Pm Kaye Joanne S hulvhels Norman N son B b Jurrcrdw Gory Ullm and Joy U IH D mo K If er sk 741i Porfrcuponts of fhe Mt Boer trrp orrrve or the lodge by bus Forth ond Poulrne Petrus xx 5. Elmo: Donsmoor ond Wendy Arnold Art Morken. IN THE SPRING THEIR MINDS TURNED TO HIKING l J FIRST ROW--Mr, Jacobson, Hebble, Tanr Kfnp, W Arnold, Oloerg, Kerflw, J Dansmoor, Wrlglwt, J. Davls, Eagleson. SECOND ROW 7CarlsYen, Eagleson, Burr, E. Dunsrnoor, Hillyorson, Andrews, Hagg, Barron, Dayles, Kelly. THlRD lZOW7Fletclwer, Cundrff, Harden, Booth, Broberg, Lubaslw, Vary, M. Madden, M, Farrs, Erdman. FOURTH l?OW7Cralg, Larson, Srn:T , L. Dckerson, Kauzlaruc, B. Burke, B. Barley, Coyle, Holtz, Marshall. s'N-a' 0 Fll2ST 5?OVv'7N,clfrnan, JJl'm'ney, Dfzfrenmz ler, S, K ng Me l Stxnsloory, C gler, . naer, Gen :-5, SECOND PO! flflllf, Mor arty, Mayes, Crawford K Sfvtzfson, P M .rf J r- e 31' ol e 5 9 Pe 5 P ll :S 3 12' 'P 52 QO J7OlGf:SS D Oorflar, lfov, J Mfzru QP, Pilrlf rl Verba'-, M :v-l':rf1 ll ' lr-fr Y :al-1 FOUVH 9Of'. Vfzfr znzpf l .'.' ll rv, Mvlay, Olson fha '.'f:l'era, E er H-frvflf, .. .Jus ff' Haw 575 EACH CLUB WAS REPRESENTED IN INTER CLUB COUNCIL 'VN 'Y' JIM GIGGANS Presudent SUE OWEN SecreTary ,x W v-Zgf EDITH SCOTT Vuce Presudent MARIONI SNELL Treasurer The lnTer Club Councul us on orgonuzoTuon whos servuce us durecTed Toward promotung hugher :decals and correlaTung The acTuvuTues of dll clubs un WesT Hugh School The rnernbershup us composed of every octuve club urucludung The Boys ond Glrls Clubs ond The Freshmen Sophomore .lunuor and Senuor classes One of The many dutues of Thus orgonuzatuon us To uudge The varuous asserrublues of The yeor ond To seIecT The Best Assembly of The Yeor A new vofung sysTem ond chart wcus puT unto eTTecT Tor The TursT Turne Thus yeclr Thus us cn pounT sysTern where The assernblues ore uudged as To cerTc1un qualufuccmons Thus yeor There has been much duscussuon on parluamentary procedure uncludung a Tulm whuch proved rnosT helpTul To each club and :Ts offucers OT course none of The work could have been done wuThouT The guudance and wonderful undersTondung of our advrsers Mrs Larkun and Mr Hurney Thus yeors offucers who were elecTed un The Tcull were Jum Guggans presudenT EduTh ScoTT vuce presudenT Sue Owen secreTcury and Maruon Snell Treasurer FIRST ROW C Forde K Reflung McCullough M Snell Machgon K uNhuTney Axelson Hurlbut E Scott SECOND ROW Mrs Larkun Koch P Chatmaru S Lund Adaur Guggons P Haddon C Wood Huyck Holland THIRD ROW lrwun Smeback Wade Malby Shanley Bray Kuklcx BenTley R Armstrong Junell 763 FRENCH CLUB TOOK PART IN MANY SCHOOL ACTIVITIES bl! R' Q ,fu .rv i FIRST ROW Mr Chenner J Ross Mustonen Taylor Doucette P Hammull Tonl Kemp Elnas Butterwlck Lepley Gheller Angel SECOND ROW Armstrong Guggans Smestad Battun Isaacson Hogg A Huyck Dahlberg G Johnson l-laroder Bert THIRD ROW Bush Falrchlld Olson Campbell Harden Coyle Wendell Runnels lrwun Verban Vary Thus year s French Club spent an actsye year under the leaclershup ot nts president Roger Coyle Other officers were Vxce President Ray Armstrong Secre tary Penny Elras Treasurer Tonl Kemp and lnter Club Councrl Representative Jlm Glggans One of the tlrst prolects of the year was a cup sale French Club sponsored a candidate for Home comlng Queen and was also ID charge of the telegram booth at the Gnrls Club Carnuval They partuclpated an the annual Pan American assem bly and were represented by Bea Irvyln as a prnncess The members consist at all tnrst and second year French students Mr Chenler IS thc adviser FRONJT ROW Penny Elnas Jm Glggans Commlttee Norlflng on Bool Roger Coyle Claurlln BACK ROW Remy Armstrong Roger Coyle Tdyl Don Wendell Downd r-l,1r1 er '77 1 , X' .. A T 1 f A ,T 6 , A 1 , , 1 f v V N , ll .. 1. in I 1 ' 1 '1 1 1 4 I 1 V 1 I 1 1 1 1 4 i 1 I 1 1 I 1 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 - wi 1 I I 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 , . . I , , - I 2 ' 1 . . . . A 013. A Q 52 1, 1 X . ,. a , f, f , 1 . Q, , fl sl A ,rl ! ' ,K 'V ,W 1 X1 11 -2 A ' . - '1' ' 1 'I ' 1 A T f A f 2 1 j , X H A 5' I , A 5 .. I 1 fl C' l ,J 1 f , 1 3 f' , l 1 i 1 -2 1 1 q ' - I5 'a 1 flew 1 ,T 1 , 1 I . , e , 1 V l . ' T- C, , , Cf I I fG,V,t ,V ,,',,d. AMONG 'I'HEIR 'I'AI.EN'I'S WERE COOKING AND SEWING A1 ls 1 A FIRST ROW Grlmshaw Barnter Sorertsn B Jownson Molllck Peeolos Grlbert Watwood Wllrs W Franklln Mammg Mass Chamberlaln SECOND ROW Wrlson McDonald I-Ieun Burt Scott Pobnnson Barnett Bergqurst Wrllrams Burnsde J Ullock Mrs Jacobsen THIRD ROW Myra Madden Doherty Bush Maneval V Heath A Huyck Matheson C Ullock Swanson Broderson Young Ingold Mrs Lynch The Future Homemakers of America IS a club de has been under the able guidance of the home signed to promote better understandvng toward economnc Instructors Mrs Lynch Mrs Jacobson one another and help people In need Our club and Miss Chamberlain THESE GIRLS SHARED A COMMON GOAL IN NURSING Future Nurses otAmer1ca sponsored by the Kitsap the club has made trups to the Naval Hospital Medical Auxlluary IS a club tor gurls who are Harrlson Memorial Hohpltal anal other hosprtals Interested In nurslng as a career During the year and schools of nursrng rn Seattle and Tacoma 1... I4 ka, FIRST ROW F Fee S Cunnmgharn D Toomos Mrlls Resor W Franklm Crarg Swanke SECOND ROW P Fee Bell J Toombs Morrarty W Arnold McCullough Daugherty Jacobsen THIRD ROW B Fronklrn Gaskrll She er Irwrn M Andersow Matheson Meyers Brown 781 I I I , , I I 4 A -' ' .e,, T , ', ' , , , n', . , ', ' 5 0 I I I , ' , ,S 0 S . , V . I u f ix . I 1 I 5 l - ll ll , I TA' -,I .I I .i' l I I I THEY WORKED HELP IMPROVE THEIR COMMUNITY RST ROW Coleman K Re lung Chandler Taylor Palmer Mrs Nordqwst SECOND ROW Verbort NIchols Gysb r Group Gra ham THIRD ROW R McCorkle P SmI1h B Baley Benfly Sunday The Soclol StudIes Club was formed to serve our cornmumty state ond notIon ond to promote understandmg and opprecIc1tIon of the peoples FOR FUTURE SCIENTISTS The SCIENCE Club of West HIgh IS In ITS second year ot exlstence It wos orgcInIzed to promote on Interest In SCISDCG, ond IS odvIsed by Mr of the world TheIr prolects for the yeor Include contrIbutIons To the Umted Good Nelghbors Drlve Bellrmgers ond Hungonon Rellet Fund THERE WAS SCIENCE CLUB Summers The club IS talang an OCTIVG port In school octIvItIes ond sponsored o candIdote for HomecomIng Queen FIRST ROW JcImIeson Spoth Coleman Rowley VanNarta HIgel SECOND ROW Enclmson Ieavell Murphy Park Verbon Owslcy THIRD ROW Crawford Group Graham Keyes E Smeback Emery O T79 TO ' I x ls ,N K , T ' 'QP if ' . , P! HI FI - , , I , , , , . ' . 7 I, , 3, , - I A I 0 , . 2 A ? . I 1 T I 4 JUNIOR RED CROSS WAS ACTIVE IN CIVIC AFFAIRS CQ ,ev- FIRST ROW Wrttman Lockwood Shrela Moore I-Incks I-Irlfrker Kemp Shermer SECOND ROW B Daug erty J .H hatman Dray Bailey Wade P Chatman Hammnll Junror Red Cross ns an active and progressrve servnce organrzatnon The members are wrllmg to work hard promoting better world relatlons The Two buggest prolects this year were the Hungarian Rellet Drive and the toys for retarded Children Thus years ottocers were Peggy Chatman presr dent Paul Wade vice president ShelIa Moore secretary Peggy and Paul represented West I-Irgh at the Junlor Red Cross Trarnlng Center SPRECl'IEN SIE DEU'I'SCI'I WAS A GERMAN CLUB BYWO FIRST ROW K Gedrcks Perkrns C Gedrcks Gaudro Losey Ensrgn Retlrng Chandler Perrme Mass Andersow SECOXID ROW Saveker Yager Chatman Grrmm BeImont I-Iademan Rrckert Porter Burlew Kerthley THIRD ROW Olason Group Hckey Wads worth Booth Bates Werner Reames Adaur Gletm The otflcers ot German Club are Carol Gauduo president Klaus Gedlcks vice presldent Chrostel Gedlcks secretary Trena Ensugn treasurer and Krnsten Retlung Inter Club representative The club has been ID many actuvltues thus year The prnze SO tor the best tloat nn the Homecomrng Parade was won by the club It sponsored a candudate tor I-Iomecommg Queen and It was responsrble for one preparatnon of the dlsplay case rn the mann a I . , I 4 1 I 4 , , X- I f' ' , . lr 9 U. fy . , .f 7 L I Q I 1 1 I FQ ,.. Q41 K a I - I I - I I I A I A r I I L ,-3, I ,,!-in ' It J Y' , , it , , I , i V ra. if A A , 1 W I I . 1-A' I I I ' I I VI I I I I V I r I ' ' T I I I I I -I I ' , I . I . . F , I. ' , 7 A , , I , I DELEGATES TO GIRLS AND BOYS STATE WON MANY HONORS 9 FIRST ROW Mr Hurney Holland Rudrud Ramos Cotter E Shaw R Armstrong SECOND ROW Ryder Lubash Bently P Werner Tate Pykonen McFarland THIRD ROW G Cralg Landon The Golden Paw IS a club devoted to the enforce ment of the rules made by the Student Councsl Under the guudance and leadershup of Mr Hurney their adviser Its members have trred hard t assure the good conduct of the puprls ot West Hrgh lts members are composed of Junror and Sensor boys pucked tor theur good conduct and leadershnp The club also has taken part In many actrvntues All rn all they deserve credrt for a lob well done THESE STUDENTS ENFORCED THE SCHOOL LAWS Dray Kemp Donahue Arnold Walgren Wood Not Psctured Mike Madden and Ben Burke Grrls and Boys State are sponsored by the Amer scan Legnon and sts auxllrarres Each summer out standung students are sent to Boys and Girls State conferences where they learn the funda mentals ot local and state government by actually partrcrpattng rn nt Thus year a Boys State delegate Jan Dray was one ot two boys In the state selected to attend Boys Natuon rn Washrngton D C fat . X v ,A I ,X A Af 3. Y fy gg' ,L x 2 A ' l A . ' '1 2 , . Il Y tl x , A , l I. I -V . ' , ,I Malby, Varnum, B. Bailey, G. Shock, Erdman, Warren. . . n I . L . . . I . . O . .. . . . . l SERVICE TO THEIR FELLOW CITIZENS WAS THE AIM OF HI Y 4:5 if Dave Hull and Sleve Kukla delegafes To Bellungharn AI McLean and Make Madden delegaTes To Olyrnpua HI Y IS aTTllaaTed vvlTh The Young Men s Chrlsnan AssoclaTlon and sponsored by boTh The school and The Assocuahon whose Tacnlmes are open To The members of H1 Y Thus year H1 Y senT delegaTes To The YouTh LeguslaTures aT Belllngham and Olym pro Thear BeTa H1 Y has parTuclpaTed In many acTlvlTles Thus year Because The club us an aTT1luaTe .N5 fu- ' FlRST ROW B Anderson D Hlll E Shaw Farns Johnson Walgren of The local chapfer of The Young Men s Chrushan ASSOCICITIOTT They go svvummlng Tvvnce a monTh The club oTTncers are Pres:denT Bob Barley Vlce PresndenT Ron Wulde SecreTary Leonard SCITISFS Treasurer Larry STewarT and lnTer Club Councll RepresenTaTnve Gary Bray Mr HundsTaol IS Th advlser J Muller Crooby T-'undsmd SECOND ROW rdman Malby Pretzel HonsoweTz J Barley McLean Madd n Scffers STewarT THTRD ROW Marden Champ ne Messn r Pykonen Topness Kulcla Bray P Sm: n R McCorkle FOURTH ROW Wnnger Dlllard Sherman Wnlcle Craig Mofl Amo Jacobs V Gordon B Barley 82l I 'Qu , fi cg, , . , 2 '- - ' 7 J Q T fi I I .A ' lu 4 ' ' ' 45 ' 1 - r- r 1 r 1 - 1 1 l' - H ' - r 1 , , . 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HI C HELPED T0 ENRICI-I THE LIVES OF ITS MEMBERS ,J FIRST ROW Zabel Bergqurst S Glaser Srtes P Marvlck Whltney Taylor Elsle Smuth Marttnson Mollck J McDonald Anderson McNally SECOND ROW lngold B Jeltrey B Lewls Srnestad M McDonald Snt er B Stuart a vorsen Barber Heath Gaathaug Andrews Garot Pepp r D Anderson THIRD ROW K Swanson Kerthley C Hansen N Hansen Axe son J Burlce D James ONeulI Norns Koch C Mahan Ape-land Cammenga M Davls J More FOURTH ROW Worth Shearer Anson Smeback Pylconen Ryder B Barley Kurkla Mackenstadt L Osrnundson Shafer E Rodgers Walden Backlund E Wall l-lr C rs an Inter denornrnatlonal hugh school Chrrstuan organrzatlon The group vvhxch meets rn the soclal room every Thursday atter school IS sponsored by and works very closely vvrth th Youth tor Chrrst The club strnves to turther the Christian educotron of the students o Wes- Hugh School as well as provndung tun ancl ellowshrp for Its members The speakers have been many at the local pastors and vrsrtlng mlssronarles and evangellsts In February they held a sem: lOIm1l sweetheart banquet at whrch Elaune Gaathaug from West and Bob Welch from South were chosen as Kung and Oueen The end at the year was also hlghlrghted by a county vvrde banquet Mt Summcrell ts the advlser cars N nfy 1 1 e tlg l'l C AIQL Q GJ: nu - . - R X 1 . , x, T2 . 4 , , , , ', , . , ltl , , , H l , , , , , , e, . , -. , ' , . , . , l , . , . , .- . . - . . . . E - r . . I . . l .- I C. , . lx A . . , 4 , F L , ., . ., , , i K 5 , A. , . - . , t . . V . . Agnus 5 E E l r Ortr 1 '41 , ltgolcl, Ed Ncll, S'ev. Kuvlw t1n'l F'-ne f mfr' 'rcvc Q, RETAILERS WORKED HARD TO COMPLETE THEIR PROJECTS OLYMPIC O D l VH CPR LJF4 DLYP1 'l Ol Vrrgnnlo Flolole ond Jon Olberg pornhng odv rrlslng Morgue P rry ond Vrg 1 o Flcllol signs 6 students ortended The D E Conventlon ond won on Honor o Plaque for bemg rn the 1op slx ol thnrry two schools Above Al Johnson Bob .locobs Mr Grohorn D nnrs Holey Mr Evons an ond Jerry Crowford tr. iv 'x The Vkesr Hugh Refollers begon Therr yeors on frvmes with cz new coordlnofor from Bellevue Woshlngfon Their fnrsf ocflon wos To elecf 0 boord of OTTICGFS for The Refoulers Club whnch ns on um porronf port of The closs ocllvlfles The club oc rrvmes provnde on opporfunlry for The members To develop ungenulfy nrnogrnohon leodershlp ond responsxbrluty ln oddmon The club s fund rousing ocflvmes provlde o wonderful chance 'ro exerclse ond olemonsrrofe vornous soles fechnnques I uddmon 'ro :Ts other octnvufnes The club members were reooly To help wrth The Morch of Dames collectnon of food for needy fomllres etc The Employer Employee Bonquef provided on oppor Tunlfy for The members of The closs to oct os hosfs for fheur employers 'P'-r T53 DENNIS HALEY FRANK RYAN PHYLLIS CAMPBELL COLLEEN MOORE President Vrce Pres dent Secretory Treasurer 1'I'IE ASSEMBLY FOR 'l'l'lE POLIO FUND WAS ENIOYED BY AI.I. FIRST ROW M Scott Mottnnger Le le Bara er Ealts Smarles Thatcher SECOND ROW C Dlcklnson Ross Castle Phyllls Camp P Y 9 bell Blair C Moore Sandberg Mr Evans THIRD ROW To lor Ryan Haley Perry F Atkinson Jacobs Jerry Crawford Kouzlarnc In addntnon to provrdnng an opportunnty for the expression of gratntude thus event served to ac quamt the members wzth employers other than thlr own and also gave them a chance to burld good publlc relations for their organization To mention gust a few of the other actlvntles of the club there were pickle doughnut, cup cake, pop corn ball and pom pom sales They acted as hosts tor the nrght tlme Retaul Selling classes And last but not least, was the State Conventron bythe members who were lucky enough to attend Arranging the dlsplay case Al Johnson Jerry Crawford and Gary Kauzlarnc ,ffl in-r -nvlf' DENNIS HALEY ALLAN JOHNSON LINDA BLAIR HEATHER ROSS President Vlce Presndent Secretary Treasurer T85 I 'gl f K ' 1' i . I o U' I . I . I I in Tacoma. These events will be long remembered .. 5 ' , 'IIA , 1 I T 4 hw X-f N .,1, 2 S I If X I I c S FIRST ROW MoTter GaaThaug Eults McPherson SECOND ROW Blamey C Wood Adaur Bass EAST AND WEST 'W CLUBS HELD ANNUAL SWEETHEAR1' SWIRL The W Club of WesT Hugh School was composed oT gurls who had earned aT leasT one leTTer un The Gurls AThIeTuc AsscuaTuon The maun purpose oT Thus honorary organuzaTuon was To supporT True sporTsmanshup TurTher unTeresT un sporTs and encourage a Teelung oT good Tellowshup among The gurls of WesT Hugh School The maun evenT oT The year was The Annual SweeThearT Swurl spon sored by EasT Hugh s E Club and WesT Hugh s W Club Curcus was The Theme chosen Tor Thus year s SweeThearT Swurl A sweeThearT couple was chosen Trorn each school WesT s sweeThearT couple was Mulce Donahue and Sharon Ness W Club ofTucers Carol Bass Elaune Coppunger and Marna Moller Nancy Blarney Carol Bass Joanw Adaur Joann Adaur Carol Wood Elaune Coppunger and Mary McPnerson So . do M T ' u J 4 T I nu I 9 , FIRST ROW Marshall R Srnlfh Hebble X 0 Molzahn Arn MEMBERS OF THE OPERATORS CLUB SERVED THE SCHOOL ss SECONJD ROW Wnlcox Pratt Osmundson Blakney Gabrnel D Keyes The Wesf Hugh OperaTors Club IS composed of presenT The number of qualufxed members IS 28 sfudenfs who have successfully qualufled To op Th clubs officers are Presndenf Howard Wilcox erafe The schools audio vndeo equlpmenf AT V :ce Presudenf .hm Praff SecreTary Jack Neuman WEST HIGH'S OUTSTANDING DEBATORS W ON MANY HONORS The Debate Club s alm ss To Teach proficiency an PLC and CPS The debafe sfudenf was given an loglcal reasonung and sfage presenfmenf by com opporTun1Ty To compefe for Individual honors In peflfuon In a number of Turnaments AT SPC SU O T ro ory Inferpreflve Reading lmprompfu and Exfemporaneous Speaking FIRST ROW F Luesnng J Parker Zuelnslc SECOND ROW S Ruslov J Chatman McKray Hassomer T8 7 is T Q! 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FIRST ROW Mr Wagner J Keyes Lofstedt J Thurston L Reece SECOND ROW Blakney Osmundson McClelland D Keyes Tate Trosky RADIO CI.UB WAS FOR STUDENTS INTERESTED IN ELECTRONICS Radio Club was created to promote on rnterest In amateur radio and electronncs at West Hugh IS open to any boy who wishes to loan By AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHERS The Photography Club has worked closely wlth the classes un photography to cover the school actnvutues un puctures Malor Interests uncluded means ot a 400 vvatt transmltter members are able to communlcate wnth other amateurs al over the world Mr Wagner us the cub adviser ENIOYED SNAPPING PICTURES contnbutuons to the Cat Log and the rnaklng ot photographs tor student body cards Membershlp IS open to students interested In photography 0 'inr FIRST ROW Nervuk Caskun Mass Dove SECOND ROW Crask Maneval Johnson Bard 881 1 -9 K y , as - , 9 M I R' ,..--V... 5 , H. . D U , 5 . y 3 E T Xtra' l N! F y ! . FIRST ROW C Forde Oneill Wadsworth C Baker Trunkhrll QECOND ROW J Blatt Metcalf O McDonald L Stewart Pat Campbell R Holliday THIRD ROW Mrs Messer Wade Haley Pierson Fitz Coyle Dertch GAVELEERS HELP MAKE OUR SCHOOL A BETTER PLACE Gaveleers Club is composed mainly ot students takrng public speaking but membership is open to any student wishing to loin The members tried to help in all school and community prolects The club sponsored a candidate for Homecoming Queen entered a float inthe Homecoming Parade also contributed to the UGN The first semester Mrs Messer was adviser Officers were Marty Blatt President Roger Coyle Vice President Sam Fitz Secretary Dennis Haley Treasurer Carolyn Forde Student Council Representative and George Trunkhrll Sergeant at Arms Mr Bemis was the adviser second semester The officers were Jerry Sharon Elliot Secretary Treasurer Gary Ruclrud Sergeant at Arms Joan Chatman Parliamentarian O 3 ...uf ,4 FIRST ROW E Madden Crosby Grimm Mcleai Rudrud Coffc Mcntos SECOND POW R nlfin J fliritnr Hnssimf-r Pr Crawford Monty Anderson Bret Sherhart T89 and had a booth at the Girls Club Carnival. They Hassamer, Presidentg Bret Sherhart, Vice President, - I 6. s 'I r , f -, - , , , 5, , lf, I Pr, . cr , . inn, E ., 1 fly, HI WINDERS PROMOTED INTEREST IN CARS Ax FIRST ROW Mr Summerell Kilker Cline Mackewstadt McMartin Junell Jurlcich l-lite SECOND ROW Bohn L Stewart Tennyson D Wood C Johnson Sciters A Morden Dunn dents only lt was organized this year to promote an interest in the construction and mechanics of cars by those who do not have cars, as well as prolects which they hope will materialize in the near future One is the construction of a drag officers were Berl Hoffman President Ron Hrte Secretary Bob Jacobs, Treasurer, Bob Macken stadt Sergeant at Arms Pete McMartin Mem bership Committee Bob Junell, Publicity and Gorman Kilker, Entertainment FlRST ROW Cline L Stewart Mackenstadt Boln Scofers Jur ich SECOND ROW Hate C Johnson Tenny on A Morden Kilker D Wood Dunn Junell McMartin Mr Summerell Q01 1 .. is , if .r . I I of The Hi-Winders is a car club for high school stu- strip, and the other the building of a car. The 'W x M I 14 MOUNT LINCOLN I 11111 lzfl up mme eyes zmlo llm lzzlla Our teams excelled In SPORTS 23 1' fm Y. JIM WILLIS DENNIS I-IALEY Honorary Coptoxn Mr FoofboII DENNY STRICKLAND BILL DEMICK A 3 ...sug- GARY RUDRUD lnspwrorlonol PIGyer MIKE DONAHUE Honorary Copmxn Inspuofnonol Ploy r KBRO Award THEIR HONOR WAS RAISED ABOVE THE OTHERS MANAGERS OS -2- - YM Q0 7 Q21 esseI C osby Tc1yIor Morfern I uII Vlnch L1cIf Tron I Sn Unsqng hcros of our Hugh School Thompson I-Iousche-I Boer Wulson Grxm Thurston T-cl.. ,,,,E -+ sg-n 11-.1 15 3' FRONT ROW J SneII Wllus Zacho J McDonald L Johnson D Jones Defch SECOND ROW Cheney Lubash Rudrud D HIGH HIGH HIGH HIGH ZACHOW DEITCH LU BASH RIJDRUD Johnson WEST HIGH EVERETT WEST HIGH YAKIMA WEST HIGH LINCOLN WEST HIGH RICHLAND WEST HIGH EAST HIGH Beat EasT ThaT s whaT WesT Hugh wanTed To do' And we dxd beaf Them both Times we meT Those were The bug games Tor The W1IdcaTs Thus year buT There were also some games Thaf will remain an The records as a Wesf High hearT breaker luke The Lrncoln of Tacoma conTesT The WnIdcaTs gained more yardage on The ground and vra The passxng lanes buf were beaTen 7 6 I fx In-f' 2 MI? SEMANCIK MR HLJRNEY Head Coach Ass sTanT Coach T93 Dean Johnson garns yardage around rrght end. Pudrud fOr G fOUChdOWf1- get Dennls Haley was claimed an outslandlng Tackle by being chosen All Sfafe on The hrs? Team He and Wayne Zachow were selected for th Olympic League All Sfar Teom Jrm Wallis and Gary Rudrud made The second Team Junior Jrm Snell was grven honorable mention WILLIS HALEY 00 ,Y 'Q FIRST W D Johnson L bush R clmd Dretdl I rs M Coach Sernuncrlf SECOND ROW Zachow Thomas L Johnson M rlby onald n rene re T RO M fnclerson Woo s Wa e S wart H Hunsem Hurron Haley James Plclcer J Orcker Hassemer 94+ Q? . 3 ,'-,A 5 L , Q - ff!-,. -. iw I D . 9 M ,.. ., ., V P 8 3 . ., A ' A ' X Q- in 4' M: J . V. Q 1 , fp. v--71.1 . I ,. ',. .Mtg ,. X -V 9 M , ,. . - 'rff 1. V 'lg L 1 ' - :.,.. . F RO . , U , U , lf , Blolt, W II , llo, , 7 , , , , 1 , J. MCD , S ell, D, Jones, K, Carler, Cl - y, F y, HlRD W -- X , d, ol , fe , . :, ,: .Y , ,., .. Jaw.. FRONT ROW B Davrs Campeau Scott Mrlls M Abad Metcalf Baskala D Abacl E Duke SECOND ROW M Ellis Sm 1h Jones Dornfeld Wallace Burroughs J Barley Blackwood Kaseburg Walden P Drllard Pfluglwoeff Eddy WEST HIGH 'I'IED FOR OLYMPIC LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP Anderson makes tackle rn C K game Starting halfback D Johnson for West vf' 'A-cc jf Q 4 Q is 'rw' K f9 :Qi 'i FRONT ROW Yeadon Cnrstensen Burrell Drake Fosrn re Brown Lner Dov son Furseth SECOND ROW Huston: Spre er Prowse Karchesy West Hnther Drake Carter Wrght THIRD ROW Trull Arnold Atklnsor Scherfenberg Ledesmo Hudson Walker Cherry Tess tore Peterson FIRST YEAR FOR WEST HIGH FROSH WEST HIGH NORTH KITSAP WEST HIGH EAST HIGH WEST HIGH MARCUS WHITMAN WEST HIGH CENTRAL KITSAP WEST HIGH PORT ANGELES WEST HIGH EAST HIGH 'Q dll West H glr ga ws yardc ge ago wst East ELLIS FURSETH 961 , YL,,,,,,,. O I3 L 'E ....,saaas 6 ss.. 32 if . ' , I ....,,,,.. I3 .A...... I4 Nw 1 ,Q as -.C AV bk. .W x. E I x at -'t. E y Iv , V 5 Q l 5 Q ii,ri ,-53 . . . 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MIKE DONAHTJE D NNY STRICKLAND BILL DEMICK OUR TEAM WAS FIRST IN THE DISTRICT TOURNAMENT COACH WILLS STarTung Squad Thoemke Worfman Strickland Mcllranfh Hansen Demlck men Denny STr1ckland Mike Donahue and Two of The mosT promlslng players were ouT season Don Ellls sophomores of lasT season dnd Thus nlcely and VVesT won early league conhnuously Tor The WlldcaTs Bull Demuck Then when w1Th unlurles early an The had To Tull The gap They games regardless of The player loss and Thus made possible Their qualnfyung Tor The DlsTrucT Tourney laTer In The season Glen McllranTh proved To be a welcomed surprmse by hls play aT forward and he was ably ass1sTed by Thoemke and WorTman Bull Hansen rounded ouT The season as a regular Guard Bull Demlck and CenTer Denny STrlckland played ouTsTandlng boslceTball Tw The VVildcaTs sTarTed The '56 - '57 season wiTh iusT Three reTurning leTTer- I95o457 SCORES I Ho sen scores to West I-I West West West West West West West West West West West West West West Shelton ,,7, , South Kitsop . Eost ,, W, Centrol Kitsop North Kitsap ,, Port Townsend Aberdeen Aberdeen Port Angeles Botnbrndge Sequlrn South Kntsop Port Angeles Shelton FIRST ROW Ells Vloch Thurston Wllls SECONID ROW Donoh e Tloernke Orolcer Mllo th Werth Strcklond Wortmon West West West West Eost Port Townsend Bolnbrldge Segulrn WEST CENTRAL DISTRICT TOURNAMENT West West West West West West 98 Penlnsulcx I-Ilghlune Port Angeles STATE BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP Gortteld Anocortes Rrchlond Hansen Horn Dem ck Wir sess o b ore go I 47 , , ,, ,, 43 , , 59 ' ,, Y Y H 48 BII n r tgh. ' ' 51 so 4' 4 , I . 43 ' 1 , v I, , , ' . I 7 u , 1 , , C ir , I , I . I , 5I , , L, , , 38 I L, ,, 50 45 West ,,,,,L,,LL,,,,,L 77 North Kltsop L,L,LL,,,,,,,, 48 40 ' ,. ,, I I9 .. ,.LL,,,, ,, 58 ' ,,,, ,,,, A 47 , ,,. , 57 ' ' ,,,, 5I 68 64 L, 55 ' AO 113 , 55 , oo ' 87 f lm-up I rt e O rne. 'Mm T ROW ReIYce To or Obom Olnso SECOND ROW o e C cts D ke HII Lner Mogu U son Brown Dem ck Slver 'fm -gm' THE FROSH TIED FOR SECOND PLACE IN THEIR LEAGUE ABOVE- Sw cIfIfmfI 5 V-S 'z ' U IV RIGHT- CENTRE Qe's '- e rcboxmcz BELC.'.'--'fn EII 5, ff' EJVSETW WEST WEST WEST WEST WEST WEST WEST WEST WEST WEST WEST HIGH HIGH HIGH HIGH HIGH HIGH HIGH HIGH HIGH HIGH HIGH CENTRAL KITSAP NORTH KITSAP FORKS BAINBRIDGE MARCUS WHITMAN EAST HIGH ,,,S,,,,,,,, CENTRAL KITSAP BAINBRIDGE ,,.., ,Y,,,, MARCUS WHITMAN EAST HIGH ,, NORTH KITSAP , 24 Tw M Madden TO RIGHT Kukla West Hugh West Hugh West Hugh West Hugh MEDLEY RELAY TEAM FREESTYLE RELAY TEAM B Bauley Kukla Rodgers Pylconen Burrough Davs B Jccabs Sensor Breaststroke M Madden Senuor Co Captaun B Jvcobs Senuor Freestyl Staduum Luncoln Everett East Hugh B Bauley Senuor Co Captaun West Hugh West Hugh West Hugh West Hugh Co Captaun Bob Bauley led West Hugh to the State a suxth place un the TOO yard butterfly and was Harry Alguard was turst Muke Madden and Steve for thurd They ended the season wuth two wuns Everett Luncoln North Thurston Bellungharn Meet thus year wuth second hugh scorer Kukla were un a tue and eught losses WEST l'lIGl'I'S SEVEN SWIMMERS T0 THE STATE MEET WEST HIGH SEVEN SWINMERS TO THE STATE MEET FIRST ROW Johnson Olander Burrough Baker Alguard Madden Davus Mottern SECOND ROW Stoner Dulce Sufers Stewart Rodgers, Pykonen Stoker Clauson THIRD ROW Semancuk Kukl a Jacobs Walters Henderson Schearer Barley uooj 9 r I iQ xv 1, , h 5 . gr ,, ' ..l2 ' A,.......... 60 ' 7.16 ,7.,........,, 55 ' U32 ' ....,,,,,,..,, 40 ' ,QS ' .,,,,,,,,,,,,, 44 ' ..l2 .,..,,,,,..... 60 ' U56 .,l6 West High,s42 Mt. Vernon ,...,, 30 West High,s24 Mt. Vernon ,,,,,, 48 ' ,737 ' .,..,,,.,, 40 ' U34 ' ,,.s,. 38 1 US os -'af' FTRST POW Stoner Horn Clousow Hernrch Cherry F Cornpeau Ctgler Harden P Drllard SECOND ROW Barley Holmon Werner Worth Burke Thomds Duke Breednng Stewart Brndges Wrlts SEVERAL OF OUR CINDERMEN WERE OUTSTANDING TOP Horden Cherry Stewart Werner TOP F Compeou Holman Burke Hetnrtch Breeding UOTTOM Stoner Clouson F Compedu R Campeau BOTTOM Brndges Worth J Bdtley Dullard S. ir- 4-Q, Mg- T101 A 5 . A to 1 ..- , -E H- tr, 4 1 s 4. Y ' - - .. 'rf ..- rs X 4 N , Y - X X r r ' I W r 1 ' 1 I I I V A 4 I V , f , t , , 1 t - - , t , V 1 T t t t t A ., . . . 'i I I ' r 4 ' -1 I V ' I ' I , -C tj A 'H ,, Q , r, I 5 ,,,,,.,Nd,,, , W A 1 - -4-449: I Sf I 1-v 'A J, V .f i 41 .. lu 4 ,, ' ' 12. Af- N . ,.. ,-1 ,, - ' , I fig' ' ' .M ' rw V. , , . -1 - y. 'V . A. .T - Cornpeau is one of Wesrs Top sprrnTers Cherry lines up for o sT:1rT OUR WEST HIGH SCI-lOOl.'S TRACK TEAM FOR 1957 The VVesT Thln clads vvon only one dual mee-T durrng The season Much of our Track sTrengTh vvenT To East Hugh and vve faced a reburldrng 'ob rn Thus sporT WrTh Mr Bemrs coachrng The Frosh we hope To creaTe rnTeresT rn Track when The boys T1rsT come To l-lrgh School and Thus lay The Toundahon Tor sTronger Teams like We have had rn The pasT We hope To geT some new Track Tacrlmes soon so ThaT we need noT Teel ashamed oT our Track program Senlor George Malby was a brrghT spoT rn Thrs years program since he wenT To The STaTe meeT aTTer wrnnrng The CounTy The sub dlsTrlcT meeTs 4,0-I -1 yn- 'Hur-wal' Zhi: Ml' 'fx-m.,,, r 'pai'-'-E f-ann. AW .1- ,Twp amd Harold Worm Throws Th d scus rn our Horn and Cheney were sTeady porn vvnners rn every m e and wrl help next year FT198'l'S 1021 l I 1 . , n . ff 2 1... ,-'ffl T' - ' , , aff H -V sw L my-'Q w5,,?.2.. , V WW .f 'f.,.,.,g- , .. r- M:x,.,,K,v- v -xr ,, af :Y V .is ' Xwif' 'Tfjauns v a s , , .qmrr -f V , A ggi, , T4 ff- . 47 s My . , c h X. 4.3511 ' ' N ir '-new . . - Y. ,4,,Tka NM 41, T I bv . ' D W:-nl 3 33' W-,, T , ,f TM .ir My WZ 'Aw . Y-:iris 4 QQ v AR 'N' - . - Ah. . --A , f - ,, , s - Y li-v-wh 4 rr H M 6: l D VV, gm .sm ,, , 7 , , B., -, . 1, . . . . X 1 . L . C3 . T . o T T . 'QC97 if ff fav W ' . J. Korchesy, J. Rusher. S. Jewett, D. Stomper. THIS TEAM HOLDS STAR VARSITY MEN OF THE FUTURE FIRST ROW Thompson Jewett Stomper Clouson Cnerry Peltzer Snuder Oloson SECOND ROW Corter McGuIl Wullus Young Corsten Ensugru Rusher Cordovo Korchesy Bemus Even though thus us Wests turst trosh trock teom to represent the school un Junuor Hugh competutuon Thus us the yeor un whuch the boys wull get theur underlyung trounung proctuce ond experuence to be better oble to compete un hugh school troclc Thus tor the souod hos proved more thon o motch ogounst theur ruvols ot Centrol Kutsop ond Eost They Won ogounst the former teom 86 25 ond os Bruce Cotter un the hugh lump ond 330 dosh Joe Korchesy un the shotput ond 330 dosh Dove Stomper un the 50 dosh ond 660 run Ston Jewett un the sprunts Lorry Wolhers Fuller ond others not only wull the Frosh prove themselves ogounst others but wull olso be tough contenders tor the top ploces un Vorsuty competutuon next yeor fuos in mony yeors, it hos proved to be well quolitied ogoinst the lotter 75-38. With such tormidobles LEFT SIDE Luner Ellus Josephson BOTTOM ROW McFarland Treadwell Wuclcman Marlcrack RIGHT SIDE Struckland .laynes Radar TOP ROW Snyder Coyle Crouch OUR SPRING SPORTS WON FIRST IN THEIR LEAGUE GOLF After a slow start agaunst some ot the best com petutuon un the state the lunksmen ot West Hugh came through wuth flyung colors The squad was lackung un experuence because ot the duvudung of the hugh schools and after school 'obs Don Ellus the coach took hus team lead by sensor letter men Denny Struckland and Mulce Madden on to wun the league They also went to the State lnvutatuonal un Everett and placed very well tor theur turst year as West Hugh 1041 TENNIS Several lettermen reported to Coach Walsh tor openung tennus turnout These men wuth several new aspurants form the core at the T957 team Returnung lettermen wull torm the experuence to make the tam that wull carry West Hugh honor on the courts After losung a couple ot close matches to Olympuc College our netmen went on to place the hughest un the Olympuc League A lob well done tor our new coach Mr Walsh , - R. , - Tu . . N . v . R- A , 1 X.: u L u 5 ..-., . ,, . ,,.-,.. Y l 1- -., I ' u, I . I ' 1 I I In x A A X . 1 I n I 'E I e - K f I 1' Q ' R- , 4 xl' Z-A I , . N ' u : I I I I ' I I I 4 I ' I I , - 2 , , u 1 - I . , - - I I I - ' 1 I , . . The past two years has seen the Wildcats win the Olympic League title. Seven returning lettermen, bolstered by sophomores and juniors, make prospects bright for retaining the title. This spring opened on a wet note with weather conditions forcing postponements of many early games. Too, the lack of a suitable playing field has retarded the conditioning of the squad. No turnouts had been held on Roosevelt Field or home games played by May lst. All practice sessions have been held at Washington Field. These factors saw the major portion of the schedule played during the final four weeks of the season. ROW Drake, C. Johnson, Gaddis. MIDDLE McGreagor. BOTTOM ROW-Scott, Clauson. Zachow, Anderson. BOTTOM TOP ROW-Oroker, Lubash, MIDDLE ROW- D. Johnson, Kemp. BOTTOM ROW-Eflin. The squad opened fast with five straight wins over the follow- ing teams: Shelton 3-l, Peninsula TO-4, Olympia 3-O, Central Kitsap 5-l, and Clover Park 8-4. Then followed an extra-inning loss to Sodium of Tacoma and Bainbridge 8-7. The leading pitcher is Mike Donahue with a 5-O record, and the leading hitters Wayne Zachow, Donahue, Bill Demick and Dean John- son. lf the hitting continues to pick up and the weather does not force anymore cancellations, the Wildcats have better than an even chance to win the flag. U05 TOP ROW-Donahue, Messner MIDDLE eDorwfo r orrforWes Wayne Zochow throws down To se ond THEIR AIM WILL BE THE VARSITY TEAM NEXT YEAR QON Hudson Brown Droke Sulver edesmo Guws Wode Lwchfnekx SFCONJD RO! B rreH wus w wr! Provve Schumacher Benskm Young TrunkhuH Oo Mwk- 'zoo sfo bw I3 r TOP Xi , , ,L , , , T , -,I NYU E.,w, Krk Bri or, so ,, A vw CAROL WOOD President CAROL BASS Secretary MISS GOLZ Adv ser MARNA MOTTER Vice President NANCY BLAMEY Treasurer MRS SHULTZ Adviser X X GAA PROVIDES WHOLESOME RECREATION The Gurls Athletuc Assocuatuon struves to create permanent Interest un sports and un good sports manshup The obuectuves of the GAA are to provude wholesome recreatuon to teach rules of healthful luvung fruendluness and courtesy toward others conductung one s self un a lady luke manner and to mauntaun hugh udeals and scholarshup Mem bershup un thus organuzatuon us open to all West Hugh gurls who are Interested un untramural oth letucs Muss Golz and Mrs Shultz phyuscal edu catuon teachers are advusers for the GAA The GAA sports unclude basketball baseball volley ball tennus badmunton archery swummung golf bowlung and pung pong Each sport guves creduts and the members are crecluted wuth the alloted pounts when they have partucupated Gurls wuth a munumum of 500 pounts are awarded the GAA letter and are eluguble for membershup un B Club The games are all offucuated by gurls belongung to the Gurls Intramural Offucuatung Organuzatuon Each offucual passes a wrutten and physucal test on offucuatung before she us allowed to referee The most prosperous money makung protect whuch the GAA sponsored thus year was a rummage sale The members supplued the artucles and worked dulugently to make ut a success Other actuvutues were sellung Homecomung mums and sponsorung a dance Fuve selected gurls parttcu pated un Play Day at South Kutsap Hugh School and two were selected to attend lnvutatuon Day at the Unuversuty of the Washungton The maun event of the year was the GAA banquet whuch was enloyed by the gurls theur mothers and fathers At the banquet the gurls were presented wuth the letters they had earned and the bowlung volleyball and basketball All Star Teams were presented wuth theur sport emblems The hugh lught of the banquet was the lnspuratuonal Award Thus award us guven each year to the gurl who has demonstrated the best sportsman shup abuluty and has guven the best servuce to the GAA U07 i . 1 l..- : ' it 1 , . 1 1 - ' I . . , ' . , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 - ' 1 1 . . . . tu . . . ' 1 1 GAA MEMBERS LEARN GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP FIRST ROW-S. Matthews, F. Scott, E. Gormley, S. Richeson, Perkins, Hrgbee, Sutlifr, Westhoff, K. Baker, S. Coleman, SECOND ROW-Burton, Coppinger, S, Murphy, Doucette, Corey, Husbands, M. McPherson, B. Brown, Draper, S. Hammrll. THIRD ROW-D. Gordon, Frtzwoter, Pigata, S. Stewart, Summerise, N, Hansen, A. Elliott, Barnett, Brooks, Gran, FOURTH ROW-J. Marvick, Rankin, Park, L, Smeback, C. Murphy, Tierney, J. Taylor, J. Snell, L. Duke, M. Motter. 1081 SECONID ROW Hurlbut Haydock Dobrowski Latimer M Kelley Gaudlo Mars S Martin Heath THIRD ROW M McDonald Potts P Picket R Olson E Swanson C Wood P Forde H ppner Ponishil M Andrews FOURTH ROW Reese M Reese Spieth Greek Sheely Cammengo Blarney Bass Adair Gacithuug Backlund l i S 5 ' tlx l 9 ' I ik l . 1 i l FIRST ROW--J. Wieck, Jackson, J Fly, Keith, J. McDonald, E. E'lts, D, Miller, Bulterweik, VanNatta, I f ,,,, , , l.. ' , , . A , S. MAIOR SPORTS ARE ENTERED WITH ENTHUSIASM Dsl X gl Blcrmey retrreves on arrow rn archery J Duke and L Smebock rally for serve rn pnng pong INSPIRATIONIAL AWARD WINNER CAROL WOOD 1 Greek ond L Smebock enroy o game of bodmmtov Boss drsploys her drvrng form 1101 r, 'L ,LX 1 X f T i f T lt 7 The West High School Drill Team was direcied by Mrs ShulTzT The girls selecfed as Their capfains Myrna Axelson and Sharon BuTTerweckT Performances for The year included Armisfice Day Parade, Chrisfmas Parade and foolball and bas' kefball games. They enjoyed parading aT Shelfon in The spring and greefing The large ship, The Forresfal. As Their money making proiecfs, They had a bake sale, car wash, rummage sale and cupcake sale, The girls enjoyed Their nickel Toss- ing confesf in The Girls Club Carnival, The enfhusiasm and cooperafion of all girls resulfed in a successful year for The Wesf High Precisioneffes T f ' 4 2 T ' l 1 '. l l 1 1 l I l i i l .T l 'af T a y i i T T ': 'S HV Alia: W V ,, T TT .T ...M F , , 'A H , - mx, Y ,,.. .T . .1 fT.,, , T - TT ze g . 1 A 1 :ld ' . -Hi?-ffT.1M M2 'iiiinfsilwy ' ' H - I bt by I Q uf ' . A A A . Q , , :lf f is f i Hy, I Q .t -, ' ' T. ,EJ ' f Lily ,M T, ATT ' , , T T T r..f 1 ,T T- E- T T T 99,4 --fl T . ' i 1 5 4 , T W T I., Z Y , I a Wzvl xn' it ij-WA W . T i 1 T . , ,, . ,. , V T qi. I l r Lg T rm T T U ,h lxiugfnv T 'xr F ,. W ' N,-, N ' ' n ness aryl rrs ECT 1 es O s E Gorm Owsley Toombs Vander Sfaay Hanks Cl rr XJ ll ams Shane A Hoover e cn eiw c yi aryc u u H mn V MarTn 'Ton P Lockwood Mollick M Whifaker Machgan Jeanefre Ross Eller C Ta WE'RE PROUD OF THEIR ADMIRABLE PERFORMANCE H be inGarne1 E S mper B s i Coleman 06-4 'til' X! We all enloyed The showy perform ance of The nine Talenfed girls of The Wesf High School Tumbling Team This year The girls performed mainly for baskefball games This year They feafured The Swedish volfing box a narrow oblong plaf form abouT four feef high They chesf ro ls and many oTher sfunfs The box eauring much ski The girls enioyed a wonderful year Togefher and l maxed Their acfiyi Ties wifh Their show aT The Taf Baskeefball Tournamenf -Q4 h T -,. A T QJT. T ff 1-Q f ' T I C T -il i Q f vi 1 1 .1 fr: T 'K 'T N T T ' -Q, T ' .M 'Q Q' ii ' W , T Q S 7 'T 'iss 3: I . : O l Al I . ' . H ' I ' . T ,pts A Q N . in . 'Qi -. . . T T 1, x , T T i ' x f ,I . S 'ARTS S li' T' ' T ' QNX. J .T - s - 1.1, T A X T' T A. T -x T G, . 1 ' S or r- rv TU 4 -1 : : - Z 5 ' T ' ,,, w A X- ' I, S A , A 4- A --- xxxr T I , ' F - U1 ' Q in T Q AT ' ' C 'D T . ' T T T9 xr kd T as T- L g T T U T Q A X- VV Y' N T O 'O Z 3 ro V' O i E - M, - - I O Z T . T w - T - 3 , o -.T. fb if O 'fn fl' A Z i A O T N W of l- . 3' H C I LA : V ,A cn . T, , ' zu ' Q KT 4 T lf. Q. ' ' ., , Q A uw :C F Xa. T.. Q T T S m- - Q T an fn 7 ' I 3- T . fl T fb - o T T -Ti' fl ' - fe cn 2 S - ' 4 o ' ' u HT ' ro .' T Y' - ' - - - - YQ l l l T -Ti l T :QQ Qurol Wood Mcnnu Mo11er SITTWNG Mrrrg e Scrwlmms Pm Mnrvnk DWING Carol Buss SPORT SNAPS Norma Honsen Carol Bass Carolyn Reese Ei nnor Svvfmson Del Lubcnsh Wayne Zodwow I h,.,. HOH LAKE RIDGE IN THE OLYMPICS f 11111 ll I up num cyca unlo lflc Il 5 ACTIVITIES helped make our year complete :ff 1 Hp ,, , . , .1 V . V K, X9 -,J M H52 2 W V M I 3' S k . A E? .1 vfu' I HOMECOMING 1956 QUEEN COLETTE MQTTINGEQ 'XR' Q .w 'S' ....i ' ul ,sxwa A V Ss Y Mm Ml-UORETTES TWIRLED i MAJORETTE DRUM MAJORETTE MARION ANDERSON JAN STILLMAN A59 STATE TOURNAMENTS 55,3 MAJORETTE SANDY NICHOLS 4,3 4 MAJORETTE DRUM MAJORETTE MAJORETTE JANET PENNINGROTH VICKD SINKUNAS BARBARA HUEBSCHMAN l THE BAND SUPPLIED MUSIC FOR DANCES AND GAMES FIRST ROW B ggerly Si nly O k Eniell Benson Jordon SECOND ROW Madden Warren Evans Runnels Mcnnuson Jacobs THIRD ROW Hansen Wood Bwsscll ??lW9l1vfH 'QF' 41 ,- ' 'sw f-nson H rv Tub THWD rv J Ve'zc VCYSOY ms SKF! We-S VOUV H 'ON 3 NM F- Y .4 ,,A 7 G , wi: C , rc: er, i , , . - , , , , , 7 D , ? 5 , . . 5 I n . . I ' A 0 'M' wk x Ito: iff' . , V, Enkfv 4 IN 'P . ,X A ,I . I V -M ,,,, ,.., .,, 1 .- . W s FNPST pgf. S' '1v'irg, HYUHQ SVN :f FWZ Si'x,f e.5, Pobb-ef, P- WP, por SE UNI, PQWL- fEv'fir1U fvxoscn, Frf-, .LVD-vw, E , vm-N, X M' ,- P'Cv'fW-1' fzvrgn Pe rvrdf, P W, EH ', E. Qorccwxn H45-I X' ,r ' f Nsivvscr' Ev' .' ,- uf UHNQ, Nc- r J, X-bud, Baker i'v'so'1 Nw :of Dover. 117 Q i os -.S 'lkff .-...W ... AS 'I' PS IN EVERYTHING IT DID 'I'IIE BAND Be uso 1 D'1v s Heg e Wr gm Ubrgh Co coron cksow E Evans ES Erdmon M Schu B ockhus ker Hnz H F2OW4Shon ey F RST Temp e Ark nson Guy West Abod Boker ROW4Ho FOURTH VCIU Su Cook M dd e on Robb e L m ng Hoyn Sc uthes J H099 R F FTH Porte Jocobs Runne S Mo b son D Newb Duke Ende S S rong Runne S J Hamm P b SECOND ROW4Tu Bss sgn E sockson Wood Wckmcn Hamm S -Bogger y Swc nson Wo ker Jo don C ouson Frey Ende R Kok 0 VOVSEYT Hr Huebsc mon Anderson YTVGIW S S nkunos Nc os Z9 Pre Re who df S Fo S wow 1 ROW-Wo re RD TH Fosm re S .- 'QQ It fe.,-T-W ,- ,,,........-- ,,,.,..- 1 AV -1,A ORKED HARD THIS YEAR THE ORCHESTRA STUDENTS Por e Ma h son Runne s Kuk a fT'lOI'1 S H fker ROW-Shan ey E Go m ey Je f ey Shearer Car er F RST ROW-D Hansen H gbee P B sse Ens gn sackson W ckman Y Bagge R FOURTH ROW-Shane Maneva SECOND Hansen Wh moe N Pekns Key Gomey TH RD en Wa Fars Madden Wes Ha vo sen Dav s Tub THEY LEARNED MANY SONGS BY THE END OF THE YEAR FIRST ROW Baker Soutlward Haslup Peppr R Benslcln Schumacher Barney Taylor Zabel Lowry SECOND ROW Evans M Reese C Reese Boggess Capp MacDonald Hamley Lewls Kolnl Craag Kingsbury Tl-HRD ROW Gartner Hurlbw S Marvuck McDonald Gaudlo McMwllan Mernll Josephson Gaddus Svune Grbbs Thomas Lund A Benslan FOURTH ROW Davis McCann Walsh Metzgar J Marwck M Balley Wlmaker McGlll Young Cam Burton Swanson E Barley Kauyala Hanks yum Joan Clnarman Peggy Clwafmon Ellen Dayls Ken Hompow Flemnng Je' re James G gglns, Ray Armstrong THEIR SINGING WAS ENIOYED BY EVERYBODY I Y Q I Q 4 I 5 BY PIANO Mr Turner H Hfxdden FIRST ROW Shne Guggoni E Fuller Clgler Marden N Wes? J Hoffman SECOND POW m frong Bynum Gcntlmer Pl :lbrook Owe-Her J o erm e s Hcxmpron TH R R Drckerson P Chmmcm eu Cho rrvm J Burke D Hqlvorsen MJVTVVT F Jef re +3941 6 M Q ze FNPJT O r uw r J vw of 'r 1 Jo O75 P HS worm df r TH L, 'X VN 1 crm S VE me ' 'Ofv A V1 ze wb 1 rlfx R. Ar s , , 1, v , M , , UII ck, P 1 , Elm, . I D OW--L, , . , B I' J- Y X , A , - ' , ' , . f y. , 4 I 1 . ww, 2 , ' 4 ' f fl 5 3 I Q 2 I 5 I A ' F2 N F Fee, B o e, N Lfwsor L':5!':: ' - Pu f1 ' f. Tr.r ar 9 Mf 1' mgzkz, M Lf-.v s 3-23' E :Jia D cm, cv SECOND 'Of' Qt: 'cry E F Vs, V' 'bfcou V Jw Hwy f-felscw, P:: rJ:,, Frm-Cr M Mcrrrs 'Jo' 'z' Sfxzf-H, OU rivy, Tfve6', Svc MPJ-9 D:',f, S. Hiro: NDF F3J.'.f--ff. Fmvln, P, Fcx, eff J Jlbcv, D HQ:f.: 1'r . Ne sin Jerb . NWN y Bm Brrggs Gzxrff, E. Duws, Ore Ned S' -3 lf: Moore, J. SUJV ef 5 FOJVH I 'f H.,'L L .' f J Jzsep' som, J Irm- ue C, E N431 Dk, 'wsP, G. Gfmbr ui, Fm-fc , S fur vrzrq V, f-fin, O D vwvsgg FIU , O: 7' f-v, I :4p r' :V 5, vm: W. M' JL-9, Y on Sflflmcm Terry Grove Carol Boker Marty Blur? Solly Cbrnstensen Gary Hufron SCHOOL DANCES WERE A BIG SUCCESS -I '1-H. -iff bu.. SENIOR COUPLE SWEETHEART COUPLE COTTON BALL COUPLE Deon Johnson ond Borboro Hacks Mwke Donohu ond Shmrow Ness Del Lubosh and Duomo Kwrk C 'U Lllllv. r 'sm vxx .....,. -I Mug. Pelen H Iftk r Pod Benson Barbara anrnnnng Btll Kluge Lwdn Matthews Paul Grant Darien Jowas Larry Wag Pat Machgan BIH Dernnck goner Judy Huston Ken Hampton FUN FILLED MOMENTS WILI. BRING MANY MEMORIES Paw was snared by both East and West at me Svveeth art Svvtrl U23 THESPIANS ENJOY MAKING SCENERY AND ACTING IN PLAYS JIM ORR Presndenr MADELEINE VEGWERT S crtary Treasurer MR CHENIER Advrser Jrm Orr Beverly Bush Darlene Jonas Barbara Paar Ellen Berr Rebecca Marrrn Larry West Thespnans, Troop l592 rs a branch of The Na Tronal Thesplans Socrery a drama honorary Recervrng 1Ts charrer lasT year Troop 1592 now has 2l members Membership IS obtained on a pornT sysTem by parTlclpaT1on In play producrrons The Thesprans worked on This year s Sensor play and The BeansTallc were presenTeol To BremerTon chrlolren In January A slole show was The Thes pran s TeaTure aT The Girls Club Carnrval Formal nn1TraTron of new members was rn May whuch rs an annual evenf .ff -A, Mr Chenrer Funke Wes? Burr Vegwen' Jonas Lerghron SECOND ROW Armswong Paar Hammon Or Hampton Bush Hal T241 VOFSEU T r 3 I Eff N 1 X A l I 5 T Q I , 5 W I XX E K Ryu 7 l ,fs I :V Q J' rlw' I . , . and The all-school play. Performances of Jack T l C' r . E' , , ff Z 'T'-A if .M ., I' I f 2 I G . X 'QW 3 I H- . N 1 . S W Vx 'Q W H . I , , , , I I , f I I I r' f I y , MANY PRODUCTIONS STAGED BY THE DRAMATICS DEPARTMENT Th 1 'T Dcnna Halvars n Barbara Paar Ken Hampfon Ken Harnpron Darlen Jonas Jlm Orr Bev Bush Ray ArrnsTrong The Drama deparTmenT offered Traunnng and ex perlence IH :Ts Two classes Drama I open To all sTudenTs featured :Ts annual ChrlsTmas play In The LrTTle Theatre The Tree a one acT play whmch was a comedy Drama Ill devoTed The flrsT semes Ter To The annual children s Theafre producflon of Jack and The Beansfalk STudenTs could be seen rehearsung parTs desugnung and maklng cosTumes scenery and props The second semesTer was given To work on The all school play, a one acT play Openrng NughT and a cuTTung from The Three acT Broadway successes Sfalog T7 FIRST ROW Barbara Paar Beverly Bush Rebecca Marhn Barbara Galllac Ellen BerT Sharon Daly Jr mOrr SECOND ROW Darlene Beverly Bush Paffu Burt Ray Armsfrong Jonas Bonnie LeugnTon Ralph Group Chub Malo Larry West If-4 -3-aw F11- U25 .. . U 1 We A A D V T T T e T T T . . , T T T ' I I ' , . it . I - - I . ' I ' , . . T T T T ' T ' L T T T , T . , . T T . T T T T - T - I ,sc '-Y! . 1 T B jf A ,, WM' ' I , X, 4 fT '. ' ,T s 4 9. V 1, I I I p 3 ' ,ln f, T , .Y - .T T l26j A SENIORS CHOOSE COMEDY The Senior Play for the Class of 57 Father Knows Best has been made famous by Robert Young on a TV series by the same name Story Betty lBarbara Paarl has finally gotten a date with Ralph lLarry Westland she s afraid it will be her last after reading a newspaper story about teenage elopement Father lRay Armstrongl has decided young people will need watching and since the best place to watch is at home Betty and Ralph must spend the evening at home It seems that Bud lDavid Funkel Kathy lBonnie Leightonl and even mother lBeverly Bushl have made plans to go out Aggravated Father makes everyone stay home Mother Invites her Garden Club over Bucl has basketball practice In the basement and Kathy is playing hide and seek with her friend Betty and Ralph find things confusing so they decide to escape When Father discovers theyre gone he thinks they have eloped and phones for the police The search is on before father finds out Ralph is the son of an important business client Later the police drag Betty and Ralph in to face their parents Finally after a big ordeal father discovers that while he may know best the young people know a little too Also in the play are Joan Chatman Donne Halvorsen Darlene Backlund Louis Koch Joan Werner Garden Short Jim Orr Steve Jacobs Patty Burt Rosemary McDonald. Student Director was Jim Orr. TOP PICTURE-Leighton, Bush, Armstrong. SECOND PICTURE -Short, Armstrong, THIRD PICTURE-Bush, Leighton, Mac- Donald. FOURTH PICTURE-First Row: Leighton, D, Halvorsen, Koch, Werner, Burt, Second Row: J, Chatman, Short, Armstrong, J. Orr, Backlund. MYSTERY FOR THE SCHOOL Thus years all school play was a mystery en tutled The Bat by Mary Rogers The cast uncluded Rebecca Martun as Cornelua Van Gorder an elderly spunster Ellen Bert as Dale Ogden Muss Van Gorders young nuece Barbara Paar as Luzzue a muddle aged woman who us Mass Van Gorder s personal maud Steve Dunnung as Anderson the detectuve Jum Orr as the doctor a good fruend of the late Courtleugh Flemung Larry West as Brooks the gardener Ralph Group as Duck Flemung nephew of the late Courtleugh Flemung Bull Berry as Regunald Beresford a fruend of Duck Flemung Ray Armstrong as the unknown and Bobbue Austun cus Bully the Or rental butler Muss Van Gorder rented the sum mer home of a New York banker who was reported to have dued un Colorado some months before She was warned that mysteruous thungs were happenung around the house but she re fused to move When ut was duscovered that dead mans bank ummeduate suspucuon was aroused that Courtleugh Flemung rather than beung dead had stolen the money hud ut un a secret chamber un hus house and was wautung a good chance to sneak back and get ut Four dufferent people were after the money the bank cashuer wrongly accused of takung ut a detecctuve engaged by Mass Van Gorder to clear up the mystery a doctor fruend and supposed confed erate of the mussung banker and The Bat a notoruous thuef who had long eluded the poluce There were mysteruous murders shuvery rappungs and many false leads for the auduence before the mystery was funally solved Funally ut was duscovered that the detectuve wasnt a detectuve but was The Bat TOP PICTURE Barbara Paar Bobbe Austn Reb cca Ma tn SECOND PICTURE Steve Dunn ng Rebecca Math THIRD PICTURE Ellen Bert Jm Orr FOURTH PICTURE Ralph Group Ellen Bert IZIZ7 , . , I 1 1 1 ' f I l I . 1 I I I , 2 I F . I I 1 I . a large sum of money was missing from the I . , , , , , , I - , , - , , 4 , i u , 3 rl , + u , ri . - , u . - , WITH HELP FROM OUR ADVISORS OUR WORK GO! DONE Elolne Gnmlmug Beverly Bovber Bolo Boll y EleJ or Swqrnsow Vlckl Sunkunos Jam glnllmcm Wendy Arnol'l Tom Kemp 1- X Heotlwer Ross Dorme Holvorsen Beverly Bush Dowd Funke Slmron Coleman BEJVFQLY B RBEQ Ml? BROETJE Eqmof Aclylser 1281 THE STAFF WORKED HARD FOR A WELL BUILT vs! ,..-4, ELAINE GAATHAUG AssrsTonT Edrfor SHARON COLEMAN Foculfy Edrtor DONNE HALVORSEN Busuness Manager ii' 'X f '7' BOB BAILEY ELEANOR SWANSON Boys Sports Edrror Glrls Sporfs Ednor The CoT Log which IS The yearbook of WesT Hugh School ns produced by The Two semesTer COT Log clclss There ore Two mom deporTmenTs In every onnuol lournollsm ond busnness AT The be gunning of The yeor STGTT members were ossrgned posmons rn one oT These Two Trelds Those who moncrged The Tunonce of The CQT Log obTcurned exceIlenT Tronn ang rn bookkeeprng ond odverfrsnng Tor we recerved ond spenr over sux Thousond dollors eoch yeor Those who worked wrTh gournolrsm come To undersfond how cr book rs produced Meosurung cuTTnng ond proof reodmg copy ond cut Innes SSIGCTIIWQ C1 Theme cmd choosing cover olors ond designs dll come under This phose of yeorbook HEATHER ROSS DAVID FUNKE BEVERLY BUSH Reseorch EdlTor Freshman Edrror Sophomore Ednfor YEARBOOK JAN STILLMAN Actrvnty Edrtor TONI KEMP Orgonlzorron Edrfor WEN DY ARNOLD Sensor Edltor VICKI SINKUNAS Adverrusung Monoger Junuor Edlror ti? sr-5, X Qs-we 'wx -2-f ff-ff' 1C 7 F L T 5 . , MB L I Q . . 7 . . . I . . . . . . I My - - . 5' ' 'V ond mounTing picTUres5 wriTing, edifing, f Q rf 7 451' A L ,ar If A T T T 1 ni 2, A 1 V ' 00,4 Tl'IE LAIR GETS ALL THE LATEST NEWS AROUND SCHOOL x I as ' y A ht if fl V S351 ' DEL LUBASH SHIRLEY OIEN BOB JUNELL The best way to know what IS goung on around the school IS to read The LaIr ThIs IS our school newspaper whuch trIes to get all the news and features that wIll Interest the students lt IS b llshed TWICE a month If you happen to pass the Journalnsm room 6th peruod the tollowIng mIght be seen Shnrley Oren tryung to keep the books In order DennIs McDanIel domg hIs best to get the pages stralght and pasted together to form an orderly dummy Bob SaarI runnrng In and out taklng pIctures for Bob Junnell our busy edutor Janet ZIegler and Jeannette OIen tryIng to get all the var: typIng done on the same var: typer and Del Lubash gIvIng the sports staff thelr assIgnments whIle he reads over one that has been handed Into hIm already Reporters play a very Important gob too Every person who works on The Lanr IS consndered a reporter at sometIme or other Ken Carter Gary Rudrud FlemIng Jeffrey Dorothy Dobeas and Denny Stncklancl all work on sports more than anythung else Keeplng up wIth the scores of dltterent sport events keeps them busy Other reporters tor general news of happnlngs about school are Howard Doherty MarrIanne Herdman Gary JenkIns Betty Mathe son Sharon Moore John Treadwell and Marulyn Mueller Durlng the fall semester students who had Important lobs were Frances Evans Pat KII lIan Barbara Hlcks Pat Glelm Chub MIlo Pat Maves EdIth Mannnng Marlene Nelson ElaIne Hennze and Nancy Kerlee We cant leave out the name of our advnser Mr Jacobsen who has done so much to help the students get the paper out ID good form if C? FDU! FIRST ROW Ken Carter Chub MIlo Del Lubash Gary Jenkms Dorothy Dobeas Shurley OI n SECOND ROW Gary Rudrud Denny Sfnckland 1301 - - 1 1 1 1 . pu - . 3 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 I . 1 1 ' l 1 1 1 1 ' T I 1 1 I . 1 1 - 1 Q17 b 4:1 .' -'f'. .' 'I . . I . . 1 1, .. , . . ..'. . 'Q '. ' - . 1 I . 1 . 1 1 , . 1 .-'1 '. f . . ,' , 2 N 'fl Ll . '1.'. ',',f. 1 ,lr H1 .- ..', -P'-.-Iv. 1 , '1',' 1 . 1 ' . 1 . . ' - ay ' '.'o 1 1' 'f x , . -, 1 ' .. ill'.l,ll . ,-'--' . , 1 . 1 , A ', 1 4 Q . '. 1 11 , . . -l , 11 v . 1 . ,'. 1 ' .',' ' . ..1, :,1'1'.'-4, N' a A' SQ , . . .3 f 1 1 - 1 1 X- 1 THE ALERT STAFF HAS PUT IN MANY HOURS OF HARD WORK ffl Legler Doherty Kerlee Dobecxs Nelson 'va 9 ore Klw n G1 J w McDmwei Sum Huc.mJr .1 we H vzg ' m Pm M nes tg! CHEERLEADERS 132l COLETTE MOTTINGER DARLEEN JONAS SHARON NESS SONGLEADERS SUSIE CUNNINGHAM JAN OLBERG SHARON ELLIOTT DONNA SWANSON CHEER AND SONG LEADERS DEVELOPED PEP DURING GAMES FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS Judy Logo JoAnn Horn Nancy Bousteod , 5 V , f 8 N, S -5 In Memorlom CHARLES E PAINE 1902-1956 U33 CO GR TULA ARNOLD S FURNITURE CHIEF PONTIAC OLLIES TV BREMERS BOOTH S BREMERTON DRUG GREENE HAHN MOTORS LAKE FURNITURE WAREHOUSE SALES ADMIRAL THEATRE AMERICAN CLEANERS A 84 P FOOD STORES BEN BRIDGE BREMERTON BREMERTON BREMERTON BREMERTON BREMERTON BREMERTON JEWELER BOWLING RECREATION CHARLESTON TRANSPORTATION CO LINOLEUM PRINTING CO. SPORT SHOP TITLE COMPANY BROWN'S PHARMACY CALLOW CLEANERS C 81 C AUTO SALES CHARLESTON HARDWARE CHUCK HAZELWOOD USED CARS CLYDE S. BUGBEE, D.D.S. DAVIS FURNITURE D G BISSON DDS ENGSTROM S MARKET FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS 81 LOAN ASSN FITZ S MEN STORE FLOORMASTERS FLOOR COVERING CO FORGET ME NOT FLORISTS FRED W. KRAUSE 81 COMPANY FRENCH CLEANERS 8m DYERS GLOBE FEED STORE GRAHAMS DRIVE IN J. C. PENNEY 84 COMPANY .IORGEN NELSON, .IEWELER KAHN'S MEN STORE KAUFMAN-LEBO COMPANY KBRO RADIO STATION KITSAP SPORT SHOP KITSAP RADIO 81 APPLIANCE ' . 'O 1 -. 'O . . 's Q -. 'o . ., 'c . . 'o Q 'u . ., 'a . -. 'o . 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