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

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CLASS PRDPHECY condition, Stefani Brooks, Maureen Falkner, Maureen Benson, June Lehrman, and Elizabeth Chastain, who teach Chemistry, Agriculture, Physics, Drivers Training, and P. E. respectively at N. K. During our visit the girls gave me the lowdown on some of our other classmates. The superintendent of District 400 is now Dick Henderson, and filling the position of his secretary-Mrs. Olsen's old job -is Marlene Amundsen. Robert Apeland is the very popular new principal, who doubles as a bus driver. Ilene Banning has taken over the duties of Mrs. Danielson, and Corrine George is doing a splendid job as Miss Ellis ! In beds near those of the ex-teachers I heard the confused muttering of number please, and sorry, the line's' busy, and yes, it was all coming from Joann Serwold and Helen Rude, who, it seems, can say nothing else. Next, who should I see but the former .Ioan Wilkins, Barbara Forkey, Janet Lathrop, and Olive Alldredge, each of whom had had troubles' with her hubby, and instead of running to Mother, had run to Van Classef' On the brighter side, however, they reported that another group of old married women, the former Nancy Soverign, Marion Vanderhalf, Esther Genest, and Evelyn Hulsebus, all have growing families, and are extremely happy in their beautiful Kingston homes. More weary souls who, I found, were driven to a rest by their strenuous' positions in Poulsbo were Louise Munoz, Delores Iverson, Bernadine Topolinski, Imogene Matthes, and Janice Estes. Louise and Delores now operate the CURLY GIRLY BEAUTY SHOPPE, and are well known for their unusual' 'hair styles. Imogene and Benadine have taken over the ownership of the Poulsbo Herald, and operating the presses for them is none other than Margaret Aepland. Janice Estes is now running Money Savers. Having seen enough of the wards, I strolled out onto the spacious lawns. I was soon met by Dorothy Meltvedt, Jeanne N'elson, Bea Shellenbarger, and Jane Whitford, all of whom felt that a rest was needed after their nerve-shattering season as midget auto racing drivers. Further on, in the garden enjoying a ripping game of chess, I saw Admiral Wally Naslund and General Cecil Murphy. They claimed that their lives have been made miserable by the presence of such persons as Gobs James Carlson, Larry Howe, and Allen Anderson, and Buck Privates Steve Wheeler, Duane Shipman, and Glenn Schechert. Nearby I noticed Rodney-Nystrom and Jim Hansen, who had not yet recovered from their first and second place victories in the Olympic Games' ten- 1nile run. Upon looking upward I-was astonished to see Joy Lyle. Mary Morgan, and Lorene Travis busily engaged in pruning the trees, while shingling the roof of the Home were Shirlee Mans, Pauline Smith, and Charlotte Shull! Before ending my journey, I peeked into the Home's barn, and who should I find but farmers Francis Brock, Robert McClelland, and Walt Webster, who wanted a rest but simply couldn't break away from the beloved atmosphere of the barn. I gazed, once again, upon the picturesque resort of Van Classe. The opportunity of seeing my old friends made me very happy and although many of my former classmates have not lived up to the high goals predicted for them, I was still convinced that the class of '49 was the best ever. Vernon Abrahamson .... .......... CLASS OFFICERS Dick Roberts .............. ...... V ice-President .... Barbara Black ...... Jeanne Nelson .... Secretary Treasurer President .......... ..... .Vernon Abrahamson .. ............ Steve Wheeler Jane Whitford Clarice Gunderson Editor ................... ..................... , ...........,.......... ........... J a nice Estes Bill Longmate ....... Boys' Representative ....... Bill Longmate Imogene Matthes ,.... ...... G irls' Representative ....., ..... N orma Anderson

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now owns, have been so hard to manage lately that she just had to get away for a while, and Janet CLASS PRDPHECY Ten years have passed since that greatest of all classes, the illustrious class of '49 received their diplomas and passed through the doors of North Kitsap out into the world. What I saw the other day convinced me that these have been hard, hard years! I was enterting the state for the first time since 1949, and while traveling through the lovely little seaport town of Scandia, I was astonished to hear the lovely old strains of Hurrah for Dear Old N. K. issuing forth from nearby. I stopped, and found myself in front of Van Class-e Resort for the Restless. Parked nearby I saw a beautiful 1959 jet propelled Airauto, and at the wheel was, of all persons, my old friend, Clarice Gunderson, Clarice as everyone knows, has become the world famous woman's edition of Charles Atlas and she is now appearing before very exclusive audiences through- out the country. Touring with Clarice as part of her cast are Barbara Black as 'tbefore and Norma Anderson as after' 'the Gunderson treatment, I decided to visit Van Classe and at the gate I was met by two little men in white suits, the gate keepers, Harland Svare and Tom Mariner. In addition to this duty, they are working hard on correspondence courses, in hopes of getting their high school diplomas this year, for sure. Walking further along, I was surprised to find the old Kington gang, Vernon Stevens, Bill Longmate, Beans Pierce, and Don Lund, very happy in their jobs as lawn mower, dandelion picker, weed puller, and flower grower respectively-quite a change from their former positions in the unemployment line. Further investigation lead me to Alta Ohman, Lois Halverson, Joan Hughes, Naoma Hubbard, and Pauline Lathrop scurrying from patient to patient. very busy in their positions as nurses. In the kitchen putting their great knowledge of chemistry to use were the cooks, Eugene Calloway, Wayne Hafford, Glen Lofall, and Jim Taylor, who were preparing tasty dishes designed to kill or cure. Later I was introduced to the chief executive, Loyal Edgren, who runs a chain of such estab- lishments, I hear. Loyal's charming personal secretary is Bob Hoagland, and his office work is taken care of by Bob Sunquist. After seeing those who run the home, I was taken through the wards, where I was saddened to see so many of my ex-classmates. It seems that the booming business in Poulsbo had become too much for Homer Whitford, Dick Roberts, Richard Johnson, and Bob Hansen, who now are the prosperous owners of Reliable Hardware, Poulsbo Drug, Johnson's Mart and Hansen's Service Station respectively. After treatments at Van Classe they'll be ready to return to the old grind, however-with the exception of Richie, who had decided to give the Brooklyn Dodgers a break by signing their contract. They informed me that while they are resting, their business houses ar e being watched by their janitors, Bob Jorgens'on,Vernon Abrahamson, Harold Crowell, and Marsh all Brenner, respectively Down the line a ways, I found a number of old friends-Dona Hagglund, Janet Brooke, Colleen Jensen, Maxine Nemec, and Gloria Storhoff. Dona said that the crowds at Island Lake, which she Suddenly I heard the strains of a weird song was completely worn out from her logging job at Maxine were suffering from malnutrition, a result had to come to the healthful atmosphere of Van the Port Gamble Mill. Poor Colleen, Gloria, and of their latest fishing trip to Alaska, and they Classe to recuperate. coming forth from the next room. The song was a mixture of For It Was Mary and Come Josephine, and the singer was, of course, Curt Jacobs! The old flame still burns, I see. Speaking of singing, I heard that the three famous opera stars, Walt Wasell, Emery Fullerton, and Leonard Culbertson, were there for treatment after their vigorous performances in the new opera success, Chonita. The sad fate of a school teacher was illustrated to me in the next ward, where I found, in sad

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JUNIOR PERSDNALITIES NAME- Alldredge, Bill ,..... . . Almos, Delores ....... Alyea, Donna ....Y...,,..A .... Anderson, Myrtle ,.... .... .... Andreason, Larry ....,... Anson, Bill ..........l..... Anson, Charles .,..... Barndt, Richard ,,,.,,,. Baskins, Donald ,.,.,... Behrendt, Joanne ,,..., Birkland, Lillian .YVV.l..., Bloom, Mary Ann ,,,.... Bonner, Ethel ,....,.,..,. Brockman, Phyllis .... Burns, Keith .l.......... Burton, Barbara ,....... Cadwell, Jean ...,,,,.. Chaffee, Forrest ,,,,..., Champagne, Tom ,,.... Christiansen, Jean ,,,,... .,,l Crowell, Gladys ........ ,,.. . Dahlquist, Margaret ,,,.... .... Dahlquist, Norma .VVY,V.. ..w. Dahlquist, Sonia ...,..,..., .... Danielson, Richard ,,,AA. ,... Danielson, Donald ..V..... .... Drummond, Pat ........ Duckett, Dick .....,,.. Ejde, liars ............,V,,.. Erickson, Charlene ....,, Espelund, Albert ...,... Fisher, Donald ...,.., F'eran, Burnelle ..,,, Floren, Ardis ,,i.... Footer, Barbara .,,, ., Foster, John ...,,.,,,,l... Freeman, Robert ,,,,... Frykholm, Rodney ,,,.,.. ,... Gordon, Bill ,.,,,i,.,r.. Hansen, Enid ..,,,,, Hansen,Lyle ,.,,,..., Herrold, Hiram ,,,.... Hill, Caroline .....,. Hogue, Joan .,.....,. Hogue, Marvin ...,,., Hoffman, Phyllis ,,,, Holt, Carolyn ....,,. Iverson, Eddie .,,,.,.. Iverson, Ray ..,,..,. Jones, Betty ...,,, Jull, Burrell ,,,,.. Keith, Bernice ,,...,.. Kindall, Doris ..,l,,,,.... LaCross, Kenneth ,,,..,.. .... Lanning. Harold .,,,.,.. Larson, Delores ,..... Lepper, Ray .,..,...,... Lewis, Patricia .......... Lofgren, Theodore ....... .... Lund, Marcia ................ .... McDonald, Jean Carol ..,,,, ,,,. McLean, James ..,........... Merlich, Patricia ....... Mount, Loyette ....., Niemi, Lester ..,.... Noble, Shirley ...... Nyholm, Jack ..,... Olson, David ......., Parcells, Duane ...... Patterson, Lee .,...... Price, Glen .....,........ Quackenbush, Ed ,,,... Rindal, Ethelann ,.,,,,,,,, .... Robben, Anne Lou ....... .... Ross, Effie ..,,.,..,,,,.,,,. Rude, Esther .......... Salo, Bruce ,,,,,,,, Smith, Bonnie ..,,,,,.. Steel, Pat ,,,,...s,..,,,,,.., Stevenson, Bonnie ...,... Stoops, Laverne ,...,.,. Summarell, Della ....A.....,., Thompson, Mary Jo ,....,. .... Tonsgard. Richard ....,., Troy, Mary Lou ,,,,.,., Tytler, Morton .,,,... Urich, Bill ,,,,,,.,.,,,,,, Utheim, Larry ....,,,,,,. Vondersmith, Bev ........ ,,,. Waldron, Glenn ........, Walker, Earl .......,... Walker, Joan .,..,., Webster, Keith ....,.. Wicktom, Norval ...... Winn, James .,,........ Wright, Frank. ............. Wright, Rosemary .,,., .. Young, Janet ..,..... ,A.. Zmaeff, Barbara ,,,,,,,, NICKNAME- Bill' .........,... Dolly ,,A.,, iiiifiylllf Andy .,.,.. Willy ..... Chuck ,,A. Shorty ,,,,,, Don ....,,,.,,, I-JDBHHNW-vm it - n Lil ............,. Boom Boom Tootie .,.. Wimper ..., Birdie ,... Jeannie .. .. n usmg sa Tommy .,... Jeannie A... . Maggie ........,,, ..... B-B Brain , Sunshine .,,, Dick ...,....,, Don ,.... Pat ,........ Ducky ,,,, Char ..,,.,, Shicky ...,.. 4. H Don ..,,,.., Ardle ...... Barb .... RIB Fevly ,,,., U - H Bill .,,........, Pinochle ,, Pee Wee ,,,. Hi . .,.......... . Carol ...... Red ,,.... Marv ,,,.,, ..Phyl,.m--H Carol ......... Dynamite .... ....., Flip ,,......... Betts ,,,,,, Slim ..., 4- ., Letoy ,,,,, Dade .,r.,. .rxennmmu Oliver ,,,, UDUI-mm. Levi A.... Pat ..,... Ted ......... Blondie' ...... HJ comm .4Jim,,Y-nu upakn YYVYY . ..Loy,.-Um .4 Les ,,,,.. Shirl .... Nut .,,,,, ook.. z:i55ar Tag'5f: Quacky ,,,,. Rindy .A... Louie ,..... HEWMHW uEsn YVYVV Y N Stupid ,,,, 4-B J... - F - Y Patsy ...,. B ee ,,.A...., Louie ,,.i.. Del .....,. Hon ..... Dick ..... Sleepy .A,, Mort ....... Jerk ...,, Snlck ..A,,, Bid ,,,.,, Poodle ,,,, Red ....., Dusty .,,,, Messy ,,,, Chick ,,,,. J im ,,,,.,,,,,, Wron g ...,,, Rosie .,,,...., Jan ... ..... Horn Rims AMBITION- Movies ........,,.,. ........,., Social Worker ..........,,... Pilot ..,,.,,,,.,,,.,,.,,.........,,,,., Learn to drive a car .,..., Get a car ....,..............,.. Musician ....,.. .....,......... New Cadilllac ............. Make my car rim .,,,,,,, Mechanic ..,,,..,.,........,,.... Get along with H. B ........ Marry a rich man ........ Nurse .... ....,...,.,............ Dietician .....,,,,,,.,.,.... Travel .,,........... Get rich ....,......... Policewoman ..,...... English teacher ,,A.,,, Doctor .,......,...,,,,,,,, Clown ........,.....,.,, Get married ...,.,, Go to college ,,,,,,,, Psychiatrist ......,...,.. Travel to Mars .......... Marry a farmer ............ Go to Bible school ,.......,, Get a small Cadillac,,,.,.. Go to Moses Lake ...,.,.. Sleep ,,,, ....,.,,,..,,.,.....,,,. Work in Bangor .,,,..,.,,, Own a Collie kennel .,......, ...... Get dad's car .......,....,,,,...,...., ...... New fender for the Chev ,,.,,,, ,,,,,, Be a nurse, .......,.............,.,,,,, ,,,,, Interior designer ............,... ,,,,,, Get married ...,...... Farmer ...,....,.,,.... None. ...,,,,.,,,,. , . Be a coach ...,,, Have money ,,,,,. . Travel ..,A,,,,..,,...,.,,, Reporter ,.,..,,,A...,,..,,, Date Shirley J .,,.,... Be a bum ....,.,.......A,i Beautician ........,,,,,,,,,,, ,, Mechanic ,.,....,.,,.....,,.,....,,, Professional manhater ....,.. . .... . Teacher ....,....,..,..,.A.,,,,,...., Fisherman ,,,,.,. Loaf ,,.,......,..,, Travel .,.....,,,, Bachelor ,A.A,,,,... Go to Paris ,,,,,,, Learn French .,,,,.. Stage manager .A...... Fisherman ..........,.. Nurse .....,...,.......,... Journalism .,.......,,.... Get married .,.............. Play pro baseball ..........,. Understand Phyllis .........AA. ,,,,,, Marry a football player ....... ....,, Get out of school ,,,,....,,,.,, ,,,,,, Fashion illustrator .s....A.,, Editor ................,,,,A,,.,, Beachcomber ,A..,,,,A.,. Go to 0.J.C .,,,s.,. Own a Tucker ,,,,.,.s. Join the Army .......,.,.... Get out of school .,,,,,,, Pilot ..,....,,,,,............t,,,. Go to Mars ...,,.,....... Get rich easy ,,,,....,,,,,,,, Lighthouse keeper ........ Old maid ......,,.,........... Millionaire ....,........... Chief operator ......... College professor .,..,,. Stewardess ,...........,A,,,, Own a swing band ,,,,.. Go to Hawaii ,.,....,,,,,,,, Get out of school ....,,., Get married .........,.,,,,,,,,,,, To own J. C. Penney's,. Get a motorcycle .......,.,,.. Sleep forever .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Senator .....,,..,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Great baseball player ..., Christian missionary ....... Nurse, ,,,. , ,,,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,, Stay out of service ...... Go to heaven ,,,, ..... . .. Get a job .......,,,,,.. Retire early ,,,,,,,,,,,,, Own a car... ....,....... Band of his own ....,.. Physics teacher ..,..,,.,, Missionary ,.,,.,....,.,,,,,,.,, To go on to school ...... Own a yacht ,......,.,, DESTINATION- Circus theater Hermit 6 ft. under Bicycle Scooter Piano Tuner Old Ford Sore Feet Toy Shop S Lady Wr stler Marry Hap Street Cleaner Dish washer Eglon Stay poor Inmate 104 Mortician President Librarian at N. K. Janitress at U. of W. Need one Africa Have 6 Little-pigs Island Lake ? ? Dime Store Toy ? Sequim Night Watchman Pool Hall Flea circus Walk Find one at Ye Olde Dump Ground Work in Forrest's Mortuary House Painter Joine the Waves and Follow Pete Rais+the dickens! Skid Row The PeeWees Raise Strawberries Up or down ? ? ? Office Boy Orphan Annie Marry on E Traveling salesman Grease M onkey Pres. of Lovelorn Inc. Baby Sit Mountain Climber Ditch Digger Bremerton 8: Back Henpecked Silverdale China Town The Metropolitan Oyster P cker l Veterinarian Types etter Artie Shaw Peanuts , Popcorn-- Perturbed Waterboy Class of 60 Cartoonist Office girl Clam di gger Correspondence course Sewing Machine Foreign Legion Class of 53 Wrecin-mental Seattle Shoe string Empire S tate Building Married with 12 kids Guess wh Fired at! Diaper service Baggage Symphon clerk y orchestra Bainbridge Island College degree 1N-U-T? Dishpan hands Kimballs Bicycle Alarm Clock factory Soap box politician Bat boy Cannibal Stew lnsane A ylum-Patient S Draft Boa rd H-l ? ? ? ? Unemployment service Poor House Scooter Salvation Army Ros vold I Headhunter School co Rowboat ok