N27-2

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N27-2

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  • 1936-04-17 (Creation)

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On April 21, 1936, the city of Bremerton was turned upside down as the student leaders at Bremerton High School took over the reins of the city government and the newspapers. Maurice Cohen, photographed composing at the typewriter, acted as the editor of the Bremerton Sun. He was formerly editor of the school newspaper The Wildcats Lair. Muriel Peterson, Society reporter for the day, stood behind him with a book and pencil offering suggestions. Open on the table is a sports record book. The members of the journalism class at the high school were responsible for the publication of the April 21st Sun. (Bremerton Sun 04-21-1936, pg. 1)


Cohen, Maurice; Peterson, Muriel; Typewriters; Newspapers--Bremerton; Reporters--Bremerton; Journalists--Bremerton; Journalism; Bremerton Sun (Bremerton);

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