North Kitsap High School - Viking Yearbook (Poulsbo, WA)

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lop row: Brenner, Abraham- son. Brock, R. Apeland, A. An- flerson. Mislsllc row: Bonds, N. Ander- son, Nl, Apelanfl, Brannock, Al- clrellue. Bottom row: Brooke, Ban- ning, Black, Amundsen, Brooks, Top row: Crowell, Edgren, Fullerton, Culbertson. Carlson. Bottom row: Georfze Chas- tain, Estes, Genest, Falkner. Enxzlekinpr, Calloway. Top row: Hafford, Hansen Jacobs, Henderson, Hanson Hoagland, Jorgenson. Bottom row: Larsen, Hub- bard Hu fhes Halverson, Hulse- , Y- -- bus, Jensen, Hagglund. Top row: Naslund, Nystrom Mariner, Lomrmale, Lofgrren Lund, Mm-Clelland, Lofall, Middle row: Lehrman. Mills Melverlt, Lyle, Nelson, Klein lforkcy. Bottom row: Mathes, P, Lath- rop, Morrison, Maus, .l. Lath- rop, Munoz.

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baton twirler with the circus band, Agnes has a cast on her hand. It seems she tried to twirl a fence rail. The man with the dark glasses and bottle of sleeping pills is Martin Stretch Schumacker. He wanted to be a chemist with a daytime job so he could sleep nights. He is a night watchman at Oak Ridge Atomic Bomb Plant. Walking around the corner of the bunkhouse we tripped over Milton Briggs, President of the University of Washington, now that he has relinquishedhis editor- ship of the New York Times, and Marty Adams, who has taken over Mr. Rosvold's place in the Science Department of NKHS. They are shooting dice with Ron Teed, who is teaching grade school math in the new Suquamish grade school, which cost 8 million dollars. June Johnson, who teaches Drivers Training at NK, holds the bets. Picking ourselves up we are nearly run down again by a herd of 20 steers, all marching in perfect step and being commanded by Bill Green, who has joined the army, and George Mariner, sergeant in the Foreign Legion on leave from Arabia. Seeking a quiet refuge, we dash for the cook shack and break into the middle of a conversation between Joanne Gibson, head dress designer for Warner Brothers fthe one who married the 7'6 basketball playerl, and Bonnie Faler and Marguerite Deford. The latter two are very capable housewives. Backing out apologetically, we stepped on Jack Stone, head floor walker at the Rosalie Shop in Poulsbo. After helping Jack put his arch supports on, we ran over to the barn, listening to the music all the way. It's Shirley Frkyholm, Marilyn Olsen, and Carol Lovos, co-owners of Perl Maurer's Pavilion, giving an audition to Celia Nelson and Sylvia Olsen, the well-known song and dance team who have just com- pleted a 27-week run at Earl Carroll's. Glancing out the door we notice Bill Jewel sliding down a haystack on his draw- ing board. He is one of the nation's top flight artists. Running out to join the fun we see Fred Walker, ranch foreman, and four of his cowhands, Ceil Ward, Earl Phillips, Frank Ward and Ed Sinclair, all sliding down the other side of the stack. Not wanting to look conspicuous, we decided to leave the fun and go investi- gate the crowd of people watching Gilly Francklyn, the world record holder in weight lifting, lift the horse over the corral fence. The necessity of this, we fail to see, but it seemed to interest Mardelle Sinclair, owner of the Ford Automobile Industry, Rose Marie Alexis, head of the Back to the Model T's Society, and Maxine Brockman, Agriculture teacher at NK. With our backs aching from watching, we struggled on to the horse trough just in time to see Roland Baskins, game warden at Harding Creek, throwing Bev Pearson, Olympic swim champ, into the water. Roland doesn't believe she can swim. Passing on we came upon Muriel Turner and Arlene Stanley, famous cheer leaders at Yale Cmen's collegel, running through the NK school song. Plugging our ears we dashed around the corner right into the middle of plans being laid by June Whitfordpfamous wild animal trainer, Florence Halvorsen, national women's speed boat champ, Lorraine Hansen, lady wrestler and inventor of the Hansen's Strangle- hold for Men, and Laura Lee Teeling, head of the Truck Farmers' Union, all laying plans to get dates with four of the ranch hands. Running for our lives, we spotted Bernice Cheetham, bubble-gum queen of '58, Solveig Jacobsen, winner of the Indianapolis Speedway Race of '58, and Marilynn Myreboe, head of the Myreboe for President League, all gathered around the pasture gate singing, I Be Glad When You're Dead, You Rascal You, while they tarred and feathered Wesley Hubbard, the ranch blacksmith. As we back off quietly, we just missed being run down by Veldyne Junell, inventor of fenders that spring back after they have been smashed, riding backwards on a steer because she wanted to see where she had been. As we left Veldyine to her own fate we fell into step with Betty Jean Mobley and Mary Ellen Holcomb, partners in a 525,000,000 cafeteria and store at North Kitsap High. They told us that Lois King has taken up logging and is now the owner of the Pope and Talbot Co. Betty Jean also gave us the lowdown on Delores Ross, President of the Silence Is Golden Society, who had joined Alberta Passenger, chairman of the We Want Tall, Dark, Handsome Men clan. They are combining their talents to find a tall, dark, handsome, silent man. Being the noisy rowdies that we are, we passed on to our yellow NK school bus. As we left the ground we met Joe Rettig, Paul King, and Loren Hansen, all well- known for their mixture called Kickapoo Joy Juice. Watching the green boiling liquid eat the metal hoops, we took leave of the Lazy NK Ranch, reunion and all. Ever thankful that we escaped with our lives. A tear rolls down our cheeks, as we bid fond farewell and leave the class of '48 to fate and the future.

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unior Cfafifi O First Semester Harold Crowell .,,............. Bernadine Topolinski ..... Maureen Falkner ......, Jane Whitford .,....,.. .........,President........,. ...,.,Vice-Presidentvn., ......,Secretary...... .,.,.,.,.Treasurer.,.,, Barbara Black .........,., .,.,r,,-,.,-, ,,., E d itor ,,,,,,,,,.,,,,, Marlene Amundson ...... ,.... Marshall Brenner ....,, Girls' Representative ....,. Boys' Representative quist, Pierce, Paulson, Shipman Schechert. 1 Middle row: Otterstetter Shull, Rude, Storhoff, Sheridan Stevens. Bottom row: Skeate, Smith Sovereign, Shellenbarger. H. Whitford, Wheeler, Webster, Wassel, Wold, Valburg, Topolinski, Ohman, Vanderhalf. icerd Second Semester .......Emery Fullerton .....,.Donna Brannock ...,..Maureen Falkner ,.,.....Jane Whitford ..........Sue Sheridan .,.,..N0rma Anderson .,...,...................Riehard Johnson J03-I1 Se1'W01d. .......... .,,.......................,... .............. R e presentative to Girls' Club .SD0laAom0re Cfcwri icem Forrest Chaffee .........,.. Bruce Salo ....,........ Jean McDonald ...,..., Virginia Campbell ...... ....... Bill Alldredge ....,..... ,e....,President........ .,...Vice-President...... ,,,,......Secretary.......... Girls' Representative ,..... Boys' Representative .,..ee .......Bi11 Gordon ..,..,...Bruce Salo ...........Li1 Birkland ............,.,Jean Cadwell .,.....Rodney Frykholm Top row: Roberts, Sund- Torv row: Whitford, Taylor, Bottom row: Wilkens, Ser-