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

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Adm hi fmfizf I A. C. ERICKSON Supt-rintendent of School District 400 M. D. MEEK Principal of North Kitsap J unior-Senior High School MISS LEE ELLIS Vice-Principal of the Senior High MRS. RUBY NYHOLM Vice-Principal of the Junior High

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L. M ing SYLVIA OLSEN VIOLET SODERBERG BILL SALO Editor Business Manager Advertising Manager BARBARA BLACK CLARICE GUNDERSON EMERY FULLERTON MISS ELLISA Assistant Editor Asst. Business Manager Asst. Advertising Manager Advisor Here is your Viking Yearbook which we hope will revive your memory of the events during the term of 1947 and 1948. Pictures of you have been taken with the clubs you are in, class groups, snap shots, and sports in which you participated. Even though deadlines came almost too early and many times your editor was discour- aged with the progress, she held on and succeeded in completing the term's project with help from the rest of the staff. l 3 Miss Ellis, Clarice Gunderson, Bill Salo, Barbara Black, Sylvia Olsen, Violet Soderberg, Emery Fullerton, Miss Sechels Special credit should go to Miss Ellis, who is always ready with advice and support. To Miss Se-chels we give a great deal of thanks for gratefully contributing her art, ability and students. Another group, who were highly ap- preciated by we six on the staff, Were the compass students who helped get the write-ups ready for your approval. The success of this annual, We hope it is a success anyway, should be given to everyone who cooperated and con- tributed to it.

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LOUISE ANKERS Spends her day teaching the Junior High their Eng- lish, reading, spelling, and science. besides finding time to serve as advisor to the Sophomore Class. HENRY BLOVVNEY Social studies and arith- metic sum up the subjects he taught. Mr. Blowney was the coach of all Junior High sports and served as advisor to the Junior High Letter- man Club and Hall Patrol. A busy man! ELLEN FORSBERG Students always feel they've learned something after leaving one of Miss Forsberg's Sophomore or Senior English classes. Miss Forsberg was advisor to the Torch Honor Society this year. FERN HARRIS Taught the eighth, ninth, tenth. and advanced girls how to sew and sew de- cently. 1' Qrui GENEVIEVE JENKINS Mrs. Jenkins taught Jr, High reading, English, and arithmetic, to say nothing of Spanish and Latin. She also served as advisor to the two language clubs. gaculfy ROBERT ARPK E Could be found through- out the day in room 208 with an English book in his hand and Freshmen and Juniors in his classes. Mr. Arpke was assistant football coach and also coach of the B basketball team. Q- BE RN ICE BO RG E N Miss Borgen has a way of making her pupils enjoy the subjects she teaches. which were, this year, Eng- lish, math., and typing. She served as advisor to the Junior Class. JOE GNOS Agriculture is his busi- ness, as is being advisor to the Future Farmers of America and the Jr. High Bus Patrol, HAROLD HEX N IFHSEN Spent his days busy in the wood shop, where he was instructor. ALICE JOH NSON Was an active lady, what with her Senior High Cho- rus and speech class, Junior High Chorus and music, and her job as debate coach, vaudeville instructor, etc.