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

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11' West High classes start at 8 a.m., but school life begins long before Then. The girls' and boys' lockers become congested os The cor lots gradually fill, The oTTendance office is flooded with absentees, students study for tests first period which The Teach- ers ore busy minweographing. All These activities and rnany more open our school day, as we goin knowledge for future use. lizr r ' f 'U Wie fro 3 S Peg 'Q T: ie 'c be cms F i f r s F Students arrive bright and early, eager to learn Ddr fd efo 1 nfl si'-fi 1' C J 5 View 1, 1 i n ' fx Y l s T s Vis lf :rg ' J ' Jn r jo'1yl'lCd si si Sw'-'we' Jew 7 S :i : VXo'r ' 6 , ,

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West stuoents are nearly starving by the time lunch rolls around and these senior girls are no exception, Sea'er1 lleft To rightl ure Burbaro Kohn Nth. Kung, Sully King, Patsy Puf-l Susan Lund, Judy Mustonen, Mary Berkness, Yvorire 'orguson ana Con- nie Nigdanl, Some-time n or around tourth period Comes 'unch time During this period, students have an op- portunity to eat, to study, or iust to relax. Many activities take place at the lunch table other than the business ot eating. This is the time to hear the latest iokes, gossip, and luke box tunes. Friends gather and make plans tor after-school aciivie ties. Atter eating, students walk around the halls, Many clubs earn their money selling candy, pickles, buttons, pennants, a n d various other things at noon. Also at this time the candy counter, Cot Cave, ond apple machine do a booming business. During lunchtime we eat, relax, and enioy ourselves The most popular new addition to the school is Frigi the app'e rnanhine Lunch is ts busiest 'ire as llett to rightl Dick Penske, John Bruns, Don Weaver, Spencer To'- ver, Bill Lttle and jerry Williorvs can tell ycu. l 2 4 if Wi-2' ...S I ' S ' Tift F ,A tot. .i I V' S , C.f'I' l GY. - - S 75. :'t ' -we KAW F- Q :hp 'I V FPS