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

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,r1lI' , ' .J 'HI He fcu' ' 5:-s' :sms F 1 J., .rim Horn ':n'1 Dy ,f5'r , YV I Many students from West ancl East enioy Sweetheart Swirl Sweetheart Swirl This year, as every year, the girls ot both East and West had a tield day, a tolo that is, sponsored by both school s GAA. This year Sa ndy l-lurlbut was general chairman from West, The dance was deco- rated in the usual red and white hearts. JoAnn l-lorn and Dick Dornteld were chosen as Sweetheart cou- ple from West. Junior Prom 'A Touch ot l-leavenf was the theme tor this years Junior Prom. This was a formal dance spon- sored by the iunior class enioyed by seniors and iuniors ot West and their guests. The decorations for the prom were carried out :is the theme suggests, with white c I ou d s billowing From within the gym, and of blue and pink castles on the tables, I SPIFHTS WEFE Hlbl-l TVN 'HE LLUUDS FOP JUN OP FDC? 54 'Cu H 'QF t-lf-'-:EIN c after-game dances re Liyic fever

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SOPHISUCATION PREVATLS AT SENlOl2 BALL Wil K Nikki King SENIOR COUPLE and Howard Theoml-e COTTONS ARE OFFIOALLY lSSUED lN ii 77 Sophisticated Swing forms the theme for Senior Ball Senior Ball On January 31, the sen- iors presented their Senior Ball. The Theme this year was Sophisticated Swing and the colors used were black, white, and red, and a touch of gold. Huge squares ot black, red, and white lowered the ceiling ot the gym, torming a giant checkerboard. Streamers ot Cotton April 24th saw the an- nual Girls Club Cotton Ball whirl into motion. The theme, Spring Frolicf was carried out with rose trees, lambs, streamers, and the theme written on the band- stand. The girls in cotton outfits and the boys in BY COTTON Bf- LL red, white, and black sepa- rated the dance lloor from the ta b I e s and Wests Da nce b a n d. Silhouettes danced along the walls in huge murals. Gold branch- es stood beside each table. The dance was one of the most unusual Senior Balls given in a long time, Ball spring attire danced to the music ot the Swingmasters. The high point ot the dance was the crowning ot the king and queen who were selected by those present. This was the otticial open- ing of spring and the wear- ing ot cottons at school. po' on Queen anfl K ng suis e Pvler and Doyle Hill

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' Q. 'Q' ' , r 4lFl Wynnw LINDA SHEELY Editor ARTHUR BROETJE Adviser NANCY BLEDSOE Research Ednor ,EAS 4,,,t QA1 sv ,S X, A9 Q M--Y H.iDf' LTNM- T-1:..: :EN-3 FFCI-I s s ' ' Bus v T-an 'A z' .11 s Cot Log class is a new, exciting experience Many hours of hard work WenT TnTo producing The 1959 CaT Log. AT The hegunning of The year We Tearned pnnTs, Terrns and Torrnuias, Then The aCTual work began, Pages and posi- Tuons were assigned and after much discussion The Theme and cover were chosen. Soon The Class was deeply involved in pic- Ture Taking, CuTTTng, and rnounT- ing. CuT I:nes, copy, and run- LEFT TG RTGHT --f Mu Broevie L11 ser iTn'1': S' eeiy Eawor and Suscm Huihzrv Ass sv:-1' Ew TTC' confer cn fx' Log plum ECNNE C52 . Se 3' Ed 'Cr 2 RPN I n ov ozff-1,1 ,NNN 21-9 1-I . ' no : rT':::' , -of 'fr-P' wi 5-iv H.: -K,