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

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f ffm ,M M1949 XZ.. R ' ' 2. 'fr 'lr--+7 fl GAPY ,lfiNKlNS Plfhll-QD BENNETT Mllff ULLOCK Pl-llL BURROUGHS V :Q-Pres fied' Se:re'a'y-lref:su'er Sergeafi'-at-firms Pf6Sld6r1T All boys ot West High School are tices, The Boys Club is a very active I automatic members ot the Boys Club. organization. Each year the club spon- The cabinet is the administrative body sors vocational conterences and as- ot the Boys Club. lt consists of the sernblies, They assist the Girls Club tour elected officers: President, Phil in putting on the Girls Club Carnival Burroughs, Vice-President, Gary Jen- and All-Sports Banquet. Many times lcins, Secretary-Treasurer, Richad Ben- the boys are called upon to act as net, and Sergeant-at-Arms, Milce UI- guides during the various social lock, a representative ot each class, events ot the school year. Mr. l-lurney and the runners-up ot the elected ot- is the adviser ot the club. MP. HURNEY Adviser Boys Club plan many activities beneficial to West High FRONT POW-'Mr. l-lurney, P Burroughs, L. Musser, K. Kase- Caslon, M. Ullock, John Peterson, T. Sumpter, J. Sullivan burg, Piclmirrl Be-r'ne't. SECOND l?OWvS'eve Bramvvell, B.

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Golden Pow issues warrants to litterbugs in school Nikki King cotches o few violotors for Golden Pow The Golden Pow is on orgonizotion com- posed of fifteen boys ond fifteen girls, oll of whom ore either iuniors or seniors. The Pow is one of the most irnportont service clubs of West High School for it is the duty of this club to up- hold ond enforce the Student Council rules. These rules ore set down by the Student Council which is the governing body of our school. The Pow Chef Olson worns messy eoters members hond out vvorronts to the offenders. If the offenders ore found guilty by the Council they must serve o penolty set down by the court, The officers of the Golden Pow ore os follows: President, Hovvord Gehringg Vice-President, Con- nie Wigdohl, ond Secretory-Treosurer, Jeon Dunsmor. Mr. Hurney is the odviser. FQONT POW-Konn timing, L. Jocobson, Cro g, Ro'zlnff,Wig' Siva Mcsser L. fWflVlfVf!Clf Hoooon J Crawford. Tl-HRD ROW oo?-l S Huiber' Eunsrnoot, E S'ornper, S Kng SECOND --Herve, v ': Pe:1f Qcrnfelo 9'ug'oef' C e'Olson N Krg PCG' Kel'o'n Wfzls' Q. Bensv n H Gelvhg D Holrnes sr' '.'e'zc-' Hcifmw Jcrrnes Vwilcteit Q ' A l

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