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

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Girls Club had Well-rounded year JUDY RUNNELS PAMELA ROGERS NORMA GADDIS President Vice President Secretary LOUISE BAI LEY Treasurer Navy blue sweaters with white collars and regulation skirts identity these sixteen students as Girls Club Cabinet members: president, Judy Runnels, vice president, Pam Rogers, secretary, Norma Gaddis, treasurer, Louise Bailey, Penny Elias, Jann Battin, Sharon Walsh, Jean Love, Barbara Oraker, Marcia Whittaker, Delores Cigler, Nikki Norris, Judy Wold, Donna Harader, Sue Rankin, and Paddy Young. Twelve are seniors and juniors, two are sophomores, and two are freshmen. MRS. LARKI N Adviser The cabinet meets three times a month, once with the Activettes, tor the purpose .ot directing various proiects which are carried on throughout the year. Sponsoring the Girls Club Carnival, the Mothers Tea, the All-Sports Banquet, as well as a Christ- mas project, were some ot those activities which filled the l957-58 year. These girls, under the guidance ot Mrs. Larkin, their adviser, contributed much to the young West High School Girls Club. FRONT ROW-Elias, Cigler, Bailey, Battin, Norris, Wold, Whittaker. SECOND ROW-Walsh, Harader, Runnels, Young, Rankin, Love l8.l Oraker, Gaddis.

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Courts convene to dispense justice LEFT TO RIGHT-Sinkunas, Mathews, Runnels, Finnemcm, Blockhus, Evans, Mr. Richardson, Art Morken. The Student Council is made up ot the Execu- tive Board, Class Presidents, Student Council Rep- resentatives ot each class, President ot Golden Paw, the prosecuting attorney and assistant. The Executive board is composed of The Student Body Officers and the Girls' and Boys' Club Presidents. lt is the legislative body of the school and dis- cusses matters pertaining to the betterment .ot the, school. The Student Council discusses and acts upon matters concerning the Student Body and passes or reiects bills. Council also hears the cases ot all warrant holders. It they plead not guilty, they have the right of a trial by jury in Student Court. LEFT TO l2lGHT-Sinkunas lsec.l, Henderson, Snell, Junell, Dunsmoor, Kirk, Finneman liudgel, Gaddis, Dicks, Mr. Graham, McGregor, Cochran, Ross, Fowler. lIl7

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Cabinet, .Aotivettes led. the Way FRONT ROW-ScoTT, KreiTzer, MaTThews, Moe, Weber, Dodson, Larson, Guindon, Logo, Clark. SECOND ROW-Nelson, J. Owsley, More, Wigahl, Briggs, Burns, B. Owsley, Richeson, Wiggs, Hill. THIRD ROW-Goldberg, Shock, lrwin, Burke, Simning, Maugham, Wylie, Hogg, S. Briggs, MarTin, C. Briggs. Composed of elecTed represenTaTives, one girl Trom every TirsT period class, The AcTiveTTes serve as viTal links beTween every WesT High School girl and The Girls Cylub CdbineT. RegulaTion Day, held every Monday, will Tind These girls ouTsTanding in Their special ouTTiTs- dark skirTs and middies wiTh red plaid Ties. AcTiveTTes serve Tor a minimum of one semesTer alThough some of The girls do represenT Their room Tor The enTire year. They meeT wiTh The Girls Club CabineT on The second Monday of each monTh. AcTiveTTe duTies include: disTribuTing Girls Club cards and creed, assisTing on annual drives and projecTs, scouTing for enTerTainmenT, and collecTing ideas or criTicism from Teachers and girls. Since Their organizaTion in l956, The group has come To be an indispensible parT of The Girls Club. FRONT ROW-Fee, Clark, J. Larson, Kreifzer, MaTThews, C. Larson, ScoTT, Gilberf, Moe, Nelson, Perkins, Kahn. SECOND ROW-More, Sfreenan, McCaughan, GaiTher, Hill, Hoyt, Shock, BousTead, Losey, HeaTh, Richeson. THIRD ROW-Selvidge, MarTin, Maughan, Irwin, O'Neill, Gebbia, Burke, Wylie, Briggs, Simning, Goldberg. L19