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

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HOMENIAKING, SHOPS AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION TEACH SKILLS 'Sf ILEFT TO RIGHTI Buddy Grahn, Ray Kucinski and Aaron Capps are all set for their time trials in freshe man P.E. In our homemaking department girls learn about plan- ning, preparing and serving meals, constructing and choosing clothing that they will enioy wearing and that meets their ac- tivity needs, managing money and time, making their homes convenient, comfortable, safe and attractive, and caring for and understanding children. Since the great majority of students graduating from high school must fill iobs in industry, we feel that a well-rounded shop program is a must. While we do not produce a finished mechanic, our program offers a great variety of experiences in auto mechanics, machine shop, radio, woodworking, drafting. This year the girls' physical education program centered around fitness. Activities that helped improve fitness were added tothe program to enable each girl to improve her per- formance. The boys' physical education program is divided into two parts: physical fitness activities and sports program. The phys- ical fitness activities include muscle building, exercises and running. The sports program consists of marching, football, re- lays, wrestling, speedball, basketball, tumbling, softball, track, and other gym games. Auto shop affords practical learning which often develops a lifetime work. Vocational auto students lleft to rightl Fowler, Keith Arionus and Jim Pratt are rebuilding the mot Experienced seamstresses may take third-year sew- ing. Shown here is Kathy Strong pinning the hem in Sharon HclI's skirt. of this 'model.

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THEIR LEADERS GUIDED CLASS OF '60 THRU PROSPEROUS YEAR Q I f X '., W if J, .. X1 ug, ff f X g iv., f t A A I AT I T A K. f ' I A . -fri! ft f f 1 f Ai X l i X ff fi ' I . P - 1 B fl s V , :K s . XV! f .ff J The Senior class officers are discussing their plans for the T959-T960 year. They are lleft to rightl Carolyn Reese, secretary, Mr. Sum mers, adviser, Marilyn Reese, treasurer, JoAnn Streenan, student council representative, and Gary Gius, president. One of the biggest steps in their lives was in the fall of l956, when they entered West High School as the first freshman class. The freshman class officers were: Gary Gius, President, Diane McNalley, Vice President, San- dra Little, Secretary, Bonnie Olsen, Treasurer, Peggy Haddon as Student Council Representative, and Mr. Wade was Their adviser. Their sophomore class officers were: Dennis Hudson, President, Nancy Boustead, Vice Presi- dent, Sandra Little, Secretary, Judy Loga, Treas- urer, Gail Fowler, Student Council Representative and their adviser was Mr. Whitford. The iunior class officers were, John Peterson, President, Merridee Funk, Vice President, .ludie Parker, Secretary, Gail Fowler, Treasurer, Emilie Bailey, Student Council Representative and Mr. Summers and Miss Dent were their advisers. Under the capable leadership of their senior class officers: Gary Gius, President, Carolyn 12 Reese, Secretary, Marilyn Reese, Treasurer, Jo Ann Streenan, Student Council they realized their senior year was fast ing as they made their picture Their senior play Nuts in May was enjoyed all. The highlight of their senior year was Senior Ball. The ceilings were lowered with nets, draped palm trees and orchids help the theme, Bali Hai. Hours of work and plan ning, with cooperation from the officers, bers of committees, and the fine help of Mr. Sum mers made the dance a most memorable an successful one. They chose as their Senior Couple Susa Maughan and Joe Fletcher. As their school year closed they enjoyed th Senior Sneak, Senior Tea, Baccalaureate, an Commencement Exercises. So they say good-by to their teachers an their underclassmen and wish the latter as muc fun as they had in their ,high school life.