Central Kitsap High School - Echo Yearbook (Silverdale, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1943 volume:

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The distractions, that the present world unrest produces, makes that challenge even more vital. It demands of us that we discover and under- stand the fundamental principles of our civiliza- tion and democracy. By so doing, we gain a better knowledge of what it is our nation and all its allies are nighting to preserve. - Our school suggests that we meet this chal- lenge to be better Americans and better world citizens by being better citizens of Central Kitsap High. JAMES H. HUEY. Principal. Adminisfrafiau SUPERINTENDENT'S MESSAGE The war brings into prominence our strengths and weaknesses as a people and nation, and we note the returning emphasis upon the asserted virtues of a period long past. Among these are the following: ' l. The idea of sharing alike: i. e., rationing. 2. The idea of self-sufficiency in the home, as far as possible: i. e., gardens, meat raising, etc. 3. The idea of conservation of everything useful: i. e.. time. materials and resources. 4. The idea of present sacrifices of personal comforts for loyalty to the common cause and the ultimate gain of greater security and freedom for all. 5. The idea of our responsibility for the 'welfare of children, the victims of war, and for the less fortunate everywhere. These are pretty well comprehended by Christianity and the Golden Rule. They are among the eternal virtues. and while we find them necessary in war, they are de- sirable in peace, and teachers and pupils in our public schools who would serve their country in this time of need should imbibe them. CARL F. .IENNE Superintendent JAMES H. HUEY Shculfy ERNEST CHARLAND B. A. University of Washington Subjects: French, Journalism, MABEL KILKENNY A. B. University of Washington Subjects: Commercial ictivities: Annual Advisor, Junior Activities: Class Advisor B. A. Advisor. Subjects: ALICE BOLLMANN B. A. Carleton College M. A. University of Washington Subjects: Washington State History, Art, Library. English Activities: Senior Play, Art Club, War Stamps and Bonds Ass't. and Pep 'Go RUTH MYHRE B. A. University of Washington Subjects: English, Girls' P. E. Activities: Girls' Club Advisor, Sophomore Class Advisor. I , X,..-- ,ir .i 'Q 3 t wp .. .l i 7 A if . HAROLD KING B. A. University of Oregon M. A. Gonzaga University Subjects: Mathematics. Activities: Latin Club Advisor. fi 4 f'3fEf3i,5Qf ' X Q, , ... . , ..., V. . s. fs, . g T. EQ Q f S 9 i' M' N, A F Q W .tg sg f 1 Q 2 4 W ae ii: H' em? f , X ix f ki s .,--. . 'NMS' mf -' - X vi - ' . i fgifi-sif 1 - ' f sv . In in LIONEL MANNING M. . Oregon State Cvblege WMM KARL DECKER B. S. College of Puget Sound Subjects: Science Activities: Senior Class Advisoi Visual Aid, W, .K . . me X w ELAINE ORSLEY B. A. es n College, Nori 'Subjectsz Boys PI E.,'Shop u ' . Choir, 'Band, Practic English Activities: Operetta B. sfbv..1.angwn sm, College . . - 5 . .,, .... - iz. - 1' SERGEANT ROBERT BREY RS. HUTCHINGS B. A. Seattle Pacific, Washington Oflic . State College, University of Washington Subjects: Band, Advanced and Beginners: Washington State History, Freshman English Entered U. S. Army October 30. 1943 HART SMITH A. B. Simpson College Subjects: Public Speaking, W ington State History, Freshma English. Activities: Basketball Coach. Masquers' Advisor, Jolly Revue of '42 xv . gift-. 3 R . im . . Q . it MAXINE BROWN lMaggieJ She ir the plot of his life story. Entered from Bremerton 2. Cho- s 2, 35 Class Secretary 3. O 04 r s ROBERTA BUS HEY lBobbyl As inquisitive as an X-Ray in a scholarly sort of way. Entered from Hollywood, Cali ,, , f t..v0s,f I BERNICE ANDERSON lBemiel There is a full leng-th novel in her sigh. Entered from S. Kitsap. Chorus 35 Service Club 45 Art Club 45 Girls' Club Treasurer 4. Scuiars GORDON BERRY lGreat Berry-morel He admit: there are two ride: to every question-his oivn and the wrong ride. Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 45 Base- ball 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Football Manager 2, 3, 45 Junior Play5 All School Play 35 Echo Stall 3, 4, Advertising Manager 45 Junior Prom Committee5 Latin Club 3, Treasurer 35 Movie Operators 3, 45 Band l. so ,Q E Q K is PATRICIA BROWN lParJ You do my eye: a favor. Entered from Heaton, N. D. 3. Latin Club 35 Chorus 35 Service Club 3, 45 Pep Club 45 Masquers 4, Secretary 45 Senior Play5 Class Treasurer 45 Jolly Revue of '42. WALLACE CALLOW lWallyJ He is a leader of men and a follower of women. fornia 2. Honor Society 2, 35 Latin Club 2. 35 Chorus 2, 35 All School Play 35 Masquers 45 Jolly Review of '42. Class Pres. l5 Football l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Band l, 2, 35 Chorus 1, 2, 35 Letrermen's Club 3, 45 Junior Play5 Senior Playg All School Play 35 Latin Club 3, 4, Pres. 45 Operetta 4. . -Q. Ci.. ROSALTE CAMERON lRosieJ A: ongmal as a clock goin Entered from Fort Bento M - rana 4. Senior Play 45 Art . backwards. DUANE CROSIER lCodyl He is more apt to contribute heat than light to a converration Honor Society 2, 3, 4 'S. B. R 45 Class Secretary 2, Vice-Pres. 3, Latin Club 3, 4, Consul 35 Junior Play5'Senior Play5 All School Play 35 Masquers 4, President 4' Echo Stall 3, 45 Student Body Vice- Pres. 45 Service Club 3, 4 Lieuten- ant 3, 45 Student Council 4' Movie Operators 3, 4. LAURA CARLSON lsisl A mirth-quake of laughter. aton Twirl' g 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus ' o y evue of '425 Mega- one S 1 4' Junior Play 5 Class Secret ettl 45 All School arieties 1-2. JAMES DESMOND Uimmyl Hi: conxcienre tsvinged like a drilled tooth. Entered from Hoquiam 2. Foot gr.3, 45 Track 45 Baseball 45 Smoker 35 Megaphone Stall 2, 3, 45 Echo Stall' 3, 45 S, A. A. Class 2, 3- Arr Club 35 Lerrermen's Club 3, 4' Masquers 45 Librarian 45 All School Play 3, 45 Chorus 2, 35 Jolly Revue of '425 Jr. Prom Com- mirtee5 Senior Play5 Junior Play5 Operetta 45 Office 4. ball Manager 3, 45 Basketball Man: BETTY DICKERSON She': a regular gab-about. Entered from Sumas-Nooksack 3. Pep Club 3, 45 All School Play 35 Megaphone Staff 45 Service Club 45 Senior Play 45 Graduated in 3M years. Q tlli BERNICE EMEL lNickiel With her it': nu sooner raid than done. Chorus l, 2, 35 Baton Twirlers 1, Z. 3, 45 Drum Majorette 3, 45 Megaphone Stal? 3, 45 Associate Editor 45 Jolly Revue of '425 Musi- cales I, Z, 35 Operetta 45 Junior Play5 Senior Play: Prom Commit- tee: Librarian 2, 35 Echo Staff 45 Basketball 15 Arr Club 3. PATRICIA FLAHERTY fPat7 l he': blerred with an Irish :mile and an Irish name. X Entered from Olrcas Island 4. 1 j In 'R If aff ' , - . . sf 1 -i . I ,-, ' MARJORIE GLOVER lMargiel Fun ir when happiness Wag: it: rail. E te ed from Pu allu 3. Stu- n t y p dent Body Treasurer 4. WILLIAM GRAHAM iBilll 8:1121 s LOUISE EVANS iDaisy Junel She get: her menlal exerrixe by MERLE FEE iFeel jumping at coneligxionl. Her eye: punrtuare everything :he Entered from Sunnyside 4. Band rays. 43 Library 43 Senior Play3 Echo Honor Society 2. Stal? 43 Megahone Staff 4. BETTY GARDNER She ha: .railed on the :ea of M atrimony. Choir 1, 2, 33 Band 33 Girls' Glee Club 33 French Club 43 Oper- etta 4. 356 is 3. . rj-gf GRADEN Uuliel When :h smile: she use: a lot of face. Honor Society 2, 3, 43 Mega- phone Staff 43 Echo Stal? 3, 4. . Y Ki? He's hard of thinking. Honor Society 2, 3, 43 Football 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2, 33 Latin Club 43 I..ettermen's Club 3, 43 Smoker 3. JUANITA HAMPTON iNital She': a menace to normal bre-zlhing. Pep Club Z, 3, 43 Yell Leader 43 Honor Society 2, 3, 43 Secretary 33 Annual Staff 3, 4, Ass't Ed. 43 All School Play 13 Chorus 13 Class Pres. 23 Debate Team 2. 33 Brem- erton Leaders' Conference 33 Mas- quers 4, President 43 Student Body Rep. 33 Girls' Club Pres. 43 Serv- ice Club 3, 43 Junior PIay3 Senior Play: Baton Twirlers 1, Z, 3, 43 Girls' Club Treasurer 33 Ass't Chairman of Jr. Prom3 Toastmis- tress of jr.-Sr. Banquet3 Jolly Re- vue of '4Zg Pep Club Vice-Pres. 43 Service Club Lieutenant 33 Office 1tf,,'xjg,,:,, , I .. -rl - Si .i F as, - V f . . .. ,pi saw.. . RUTH GREER iRuthiel She is ar changeable as a dollar bill Entered from Bremerton 23 Mas guers 43 Senior Play 43 Chorus 2 , 4. ILA HARMON ill The rorr of a girl who doem't er a room but invade: il. Pres. Class 3, Vice-Pres. 1. Z, 5 Treas. l, 23 Student Body V Pres. 33 Girls' Club Vice-Pres 3, Secretary 2, 3, Treas. 33 Ch: l, 3, 43 Girls' Choir 33 Gi Chorus 33 junior Play3 All Sch Play 33 Tennis 23 Pep Club Service ub 3, 4, Captain 43 1 era-ta 3 library 33 Art Cub 'Music 'Club Sec. Z3 Junior P1 Committee 3. 4 3 Operetta 4. ROBERT HOOD iArcl1iel He has the type of mind you can sharpen your own 07l. Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Movie Operator 3, 43 Senior Play3 Mas- quers 4. EUGENE JOHANSON iswedel He listened Gul of the corner of his mind. Chorus 1, 2, 33 Band I, Z, 33 Senior Play3 Vivo Varieties 13 Lat- in Club 33 Orchestra l. Y W ACKLIN KNAPF lLinl The let: her light rhme without turning the mat on herself, Echo Stall 3, 45 Megaphone Stall' 45 Associate.Editor 35 Co-Editor Baton Twirlers l, 2. 3, 45 All :hool Play 15 Junior Play5 Senior ay5 Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Vivo- arieties 15 jolly Review 45 Stu- nt Council 25 Service Club 3, 45 ass Pres. 45 Jr. Prom Chairmang agazine Drive Qrairman 45 Adv. anager of Operetta5 Outstanding lphomore Girl. X WN? 4 JACK JOHNSON Uerkl He collected his face into 4 rtemer exprexsion. Band l, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 3. 45 Football 3, 45 Honor Society 35 Lettermen's Club 3, 45 Smoker Z5 Operetta 4, Masquers 45 Jolly Re- vue of '425 E at solo contest5 Sauia s MARY LOU JOHNSON Withdrawn February. Service Club 45 Captain 4. ,XXV I f' ' .1 iff '7 5- ' I 1 9 f Band l, 2. RAYMON LAWTON Intelligent with 4 way of earinerr. Honor Society 2, 35 All School Play 25 Debate 25 Chorus l, 25 . 0 N 5 , A. QF' X .f X ks i EUGENE LEWIS Withdrawn December. GWENDOLYN LEWIS lGwenl Her fare always looks like 4 window that h4r caught the ruvuhine. Band 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 25 jolly Revue of '425 Masquers 45 All School Play 45 Art Club 35 Latin Club 3, 4. t L , VIRGINIA DAVIES LEWIS 5 'K lBaby Dolll JUNE LEWIS M QA' His fare fldlzilf xxigdthe minor of Withdrawn in October. V ' '-L' 5 Echo Stal? 3, 45 Flag Twirling 'P' 5 , I . 2, 35 Operetta 45 Library 2, 3, 45 I H A e. ' Chorus 2, 3, 45 Junior Play5 Senior W ' . U - Playg French Club 4. PATRICIA MATTOS fPatl When 'you walk with her you feel like you have 4 flower in your hutlonhole. Band l, 2, 3, 45 Chorus l, 25 Vivo-Varieties lg Operetta 45 Latin Club 3, 45 Student Body Rep. 4. ILLIENE LINDSAY i , , ' i Withdrawn in December. I f 'S' -' f t. J AMES McCONNELL im J U' l 5 He'5 4 man of 4 few thounmd' - - wordr. A U Echo Editor 45 Megahone Stat? 5 A , . S. 4: Honor Society 3, 4, President .W 'V 45 Movie Operator 3, 45 Senior . . tb'-,Q I Play: Class Treasurer 45 S, A. A. 45 Masquers 4. Y, . .2 'E E LUCILLE LUCHT She har 4 lot of freight an her lr4in of thought. Junior Play5 Senior Play5 Al. School Play 3, 45 Honor Society Z, 3, 45 Megaphone Stall 3, 4. 3 Mas- W l W is '23 ff 0 . 9 . Wu- ,. Wh- ' fyrwul BERNICE MOTZKUS Withdrawn in November. - MARYANN MUNRO Ax dainty ar a bab'y'r meexe. Baton Twirling l, 23 Chorus l, 33 Class Sec. Z3 Music Meet l, 33 Girls' Club Treas. 33 Mothers' Tea Chainnan 33 Treasurer Music Club 33 All School Play 33 Latin Club 3, 43 Service Club 3, 43 Student Body Sec. 43 Student Council Sec. 43 Pep Club 4. ' PATRICIA MEY lShort-Wave! She make: little trinket: of round at the piano. Megaphone Stalf l, 3, 43 Honor Society 2, 3, 43 Secretary 43 Band 13 Choir 1, 3, 43 Vivo-Varieties I, Z3 Operetta 43 Girls' Special Chorus 33 Junior Play3 Senior Play3 All School Play 33 Girls' Club Pres. 33 Office 43 Class 'S. B. A. 33 Student Council 3, 43 Jolly Revue of '4Z3 Echo Stalf 43 junior Prom Com- mittee3 French Club 43 Bremerton Leaders' Conference 33 Commence- ment Committee3 Masquers 4. put his Sen Urs SHIRLEY MORGAN A: :till as an image in 4 niche. Band 1, Z, 3, 43 Chorus 2. llvhnnvl mfide for n 'Ps ires. Clu b S. A. A, I, l, 23 Latin 43 Band Z, 3: S. A. A. 3: Play3 Senior 1, 2, 43 Basket- igf WW 34. EARL MYRlmikel He not only experts the won: but make: the mort out of ii when it happens. All School Play 1, 33 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Honor Society 2, 33 Latin Club 3, 43 Lettermen's Club 3, 43 Echo Stall' 33 Junior Play3 Senior Play3 Service Club 3, 43 Movie operators 3, 43 Prom Committeeg S. A. A. Student Body 43 Student Council 43 Class Vice-Pres. 43 Red Cross Convention. WENDELL NELSON ,. secs 17,- Withdrawn in January. BETTY ORWILER Uuniorl She ix ax likeable as :he is lookeble. Band l, 2, 3. 43 Chorus 33 Pep Club 3, 43 Latin Club 3- Latin Play 33 Class Secretary 43 Cperetta 43 Vivo-Varieties lg SpringAFestival. ALBERT PASCHAL QAD RITA PINSCH He felt like 4 fig-:mv puzzle A faint leaf-curl of a rmile. unxol-ved. Entered from Pine River Minne- Smoker 1, Z, 33 Senior Play3 sota 3. Operetta 4. in LSQE S-in f ,sf 3 1. W, - s......,- 3, y V D N I ., K3 V531 it HJ L MINNIEALTA O'REILLY lMinniel She har 4 comforting capacity of making molehillr out of mountain: Band l, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 2, 3 Honor Society Z, 33 Latin Club 3 43 Operetta 43 Vivo-Varieties I Junior Play3 Spring Festival 3. THOMAS ORWILER lTom1 Hi: face is 4 map croued with of lar:-itude and lmguadtud Student Body Rep 3 Class ident 23 Football 2 3 1 u.. men's Club 2, 3, 4 Junior All School Play 3 Track 2 Jolly Revue of '42, Student President 3, 43 Senior Play S Club 3, 43 Smoker 2 3 HAROLD RASOR Withdrawn January. l PITCHER pr-iron of sbynexs. Q 4 Entere rom Southwick, Idaho 4. Honor Society 45 Masquers 45 Choir 4. Smio 5 GEORGIA PITTACK lsnooksl Sb: nudged me with 4 wink. Yell Leader 45 All School Play 1, 35 Junior Play 3, 45 Senior Play 3, 45 Vivo-Varieties l5 Variety Shows 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 35 Band l, 25 Majorette 35 Baton Twirlers 35 Art Club 3, 45 Com- mercial Club 35 Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Sec.Treas. 45 Assembly 35 Mega- phone StaH l, 2, 3, 45 Ass't Edi- tor 35 Co-Editor 45 Echo Stai 3, 45 Debate Team 45 Swing Band 45 Eiliils' Gnorus and Choir 35 Basket- a l, 2. CAROLYN ROTTEIT lCarl A .1-mile as conlagiour ax a yawn. Operetta 4. NORMA SCHMIDT lschmidtyl ' ' ' MARIE SHERBESMAN A: bury as a button. W She liver every moment ir: if it Entered from Seattle 2. Band 2, Q Z 'L X - ' Ai - if--f I were 4 rririr. 35 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Senior Play 45 'A fn lg' Echo Staff 2, 35 Student Body Operetta 4. ' - F or .ji 5, ' Treasurer 2, 3. 15' x A lv GRACE SIGO fDuckiel .She ba: 4 nf f walking m your No more prejudice lban a sausage step. ' mill, S' Senior Play: Megaphone Stall 3 junior Play5 Honor Society 2, 35 Pep Club 45 Class Treasurer 3. BETTY SUMNER She lixtem out of lbe tomer of hrr mind. Chorus 2, 3, 45 Operetta 45 Sen- ior Play 45 Art Club 4. 4: Art Club 3, 4: French Club 4 Pep Club 3, 45 Masquers 45 Oper etta 4. 'E' .'o. .: 'Q in DWAYNE TENNANT Hc's a man of ir few Word: but DOROTHY VANT lbey're worth listening to. Withdrawn November. Entered from Wibaux, Montana 3. Smoker 3. DENNIS SYLTEBO rx virtim of mrntal languuh 3 45 Basketball 4 Vice Z5 Pres of Class 4 Society 25 Senior Play Mas 45 l..ettermen's Club 3 4 Revue of '425 Echo Staff 3 t QL LOUELLA WALLACE Sha always ha: a lol to do and she docr it with a smile. Entered from Myrtle Creek, Ore- gon 4. MILFORD WELCH lPetel Hr is not a politician and hi: other habits are good. Football l. 2, 3, 43 Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4: Pres. 43 Baseball 2, 3, 43 Inspirations Football Player Award 4. cniar Hamcra Shy EDWARD SUND lEdl He is the plot of ber life story. Chorus 33 Class Pres. 35 Vice- Pres. 2: Basketball 3, 43 Junior Playg Senior Play. Sofia May all I l N , x -. x N x n . 'N-fx LoWAYNE WYMER Uoyl Her convcmztion putt a terrible rtrain on your eyebrows. Entered from Bremerton 2. Hon or Society 2, 3, 4: Operetta 4 Otlice 3,,4g Library 2, 3, 4. JIM DeCLEMENTS fCasanovaj Hc'x .1 centipede for putting his foot in it. Football 1, Z, 3, 45 Captain 4 Basketball 4: Manager lg Letter man's Club 2, 3, 4: Service Club 4 Jolly Revue of '42, Senior Play Masquers 4g Class Vice-Pres. 4. AQ 254- we FIRST ROW, left to right: Juanita Hampton, Virginia Lewis,, Louis Evans, Mrs. Bollmann, Acklin Knapp, Lucille Lueht. SECOND ROW Bernice Emel, Norma Schmidt, Rosalie Cameron, Rufh Greer, Wally Callow, Jim McConnell, Robert Hood. THIRD ROW: Eugene Johanson ,lim Desmond, Tom Orwiler, Dennis Syltebo, Georgia Pittack, Earl Myre, Fay Spadex, Duane Crosiet, SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Class Motto: Today we follow--Tomorrow we lead. ,, Class Flower: white Carnation Class Colors: Crimson and Gray First Semester Officers: Pres.-Acklin Knapp, V. Pres.-Earl Myreg Sec. Laura Carlson, Treas.-Pat Brown, S.B.R.-Pat Meyg S.A.A.-Jim McConnell. Second Semester Officers: Pres.-Dennis Syltebog V. Pres.-Jim DeC1e- ments, Sec.-Betty Orwilerg Treas.-Jim HbConnellg S.B.R.-Pat Mattosg S.A.A.-Pete Welch. Over seventy freshmen, a group larger than in any previous year, entered C.K.H.S. in 1939 with a detennination to raise our school in citizenship, sportsmanship, and scholarship. Though this number has dwindled throughout the four years in school, the aim has at all thnes been the same. After going through the rigours of initiations, we proved our good intentions by starting the year with a Valentine's Party in February, and by taking an active part in all school activi- ties, including sports. Class presidents for the first year were Wal- lace Callow and Tom Orwiler. In our sophomore year came the glory of being the initiator in- stead of the initiated, so we took full advantage of the situation. During this year we again proved our worth by having lu class members on the Honor Society. The band, Pep Club, baton twirling, and Debate Club found many active sophomores among them. In the field of sports- Gordon Berry, Jim DeClements, Bob Gillette, Earl Greenameyer, John Munro, Tom Orwiler, Harold Rasor, Homer Schaffert, Lloyd Ulery, and Pete Welch-earned letters. Our sophomore presidents were Juanita Hampton and John Munro. Came the fall of l9Ll ! we were juniors, upperclassmen at last!! Our play, NThe Haunted High School,H was declared a success, In ad- dition to the annual Junior Prom, the theme of which was a carnival, a new fete, a Junior-Senior Banquet was given. Scholastically high, the junior class comprised over one-third of the Honor Society. Thir- teen junior boys--Lloyd Ulsry, Earl Myre, Wallace Callow, Bill Graham, John Bishop, Gordon Berry, Dennis Syltebo, Jack Haverfield, Tom Or- wiler, Jim DeClements, Jack Johnson, Bob Gillette, and Pete Welch-- earned letters in sports. Seven juniors were elected to the Service Club. lla Harmon and Ed Sund were our presidents. Starting our senior year with a bang, we achieved 1001 stamp plan membership, thus putting 'AB on the plaque with previous year classes. Our senior play, NA Letter to the General,N was presented and proved to be a great success. Five a.m. Friday, March 19, saw L7 very sleepy seniors start on their excursion. The destination, Victoria, B. C. All who went will agree that they had a day of fun and interest probably never to be forgotten. On May 30, Baccalaureate services were held for our class. with Commencement, held on June 2, we started out to take our places in the changing world. Beg-P NA7if,lwc2.5 +0 'CQr1+roI Viafsap 5C,f1OO4,,Cv-:cl Ihecfelss of V13 SILVERDALE SU-UE BANK RE, GOIWON, l7l?l:Sl0ENf Ae- , , ..-M ,- OTE J.Naqef,Jewefer 13IclA,f,loc.k rggqfrg io- I fce SGl6C4l0l'l oFlv:rT'1 ruvfp, In 5 pei!! 'DCMJSJ and l0ckC'-+5 ,Si-one 1-f3b'b' 325' Ncallow I , , , ' Gordosia M2115 Slwop ll Us new yall!! Fwd IT DT Cvcrdonxi Me11S S hop. Arrow 51m-Ty.. fwppenhmwer clulhes c.oc.-una ,Mob-e ww Q smmfmom TIRE .SHOP 51fevnJpoc'f4':C phono. 7-I! i COMPIJMEN75 O F 5 . ' Liliybelze Bexamy Shoppe Loceievlcniiverdale Hpwoq Q ROTSAP LAKE. i eppem GY'0CgZVy ErIoI'rd5 bum? COMPx.nMEaxrr5oF KFWHFU A 5 f X13 30? New World Lvpe Bid? SEATTLE, WASH. SENECA ooiro Q I Y QW UQQHQVS 22.3 5 C,ALLow phono, NH N xy , , Br md!Q'Drv Goods 333 5. c,aMBl?1M1 4 FIRST ROW, left to right: Hazel Bruner, Shirley Hoflerber, Delores Anderson, Mildred Brown, Hope Lavoy, Verna Blaclrenberg, Louise Courier, Helen Herdnon, Annabelle Christiansen. SECOND ROW: Doris Brauclacht, Nadine Naly, Elaine Parsons, Shirley Jo Pierce, Eileen Needham, Betty Hedtlre, Jean Davison. THIRD ROW: Lyle Lindblad, Vance Hudson, Rhea Weaver, Norma Hagen, Evelyn Erikson, Dona jean Tyler, Dorothy Brown, Ruth Howe. FOURTH ROW: Howard Nelson, Jack Ottestad, William Motzlrus, Joan Spargur, Maxine Morris, Pat Madison, Beryl Blossom, Par McConnell. FIFTH ROW: Gale Hirschbaclr, Kendall Mortimer, Raymon Lawton, Joe Caron, Bill Warren, Emest Fenton, Raymond Peterson, Lester Vea. SIXTH ROVV: 'Mrs. Kilkenny, joe Roise, Kay Prueferr, Les Carey, Jack Schindele, Lawrence Hutchins, Doyle Huffman, Bill Rotter, Dale Thorson, Phil Myhre, Jim Braunberger. ,71111 br Glass Since the class of '44 entered Central Kitsap High School in September of l942 it has shown remarkable school spirit. This year it obtained 100 per cent stamp plan membership and took lirst place in the magazine drive. Eight Juniors are on the Service Club this year. They are Helen Herndon, Annabelle Christiansen, Jack Ottestad, Ruth Howe, Evelyn Berry, Bill Warren, Phil Myhre, and Frank Needham. The Junior boys earning letters in sports this year are: Football: Vance Hudson, Kay Pruefert. Jack Shindele, Lester Vea, Jim Braunberger, Bill Warren, Louie Martin. Basketball: Jack Ottestad. Pure as the Driven Snow, this year's Junior play, was declared a success. The Junior Prom and Junior-Senior banquet, with H l H d by everyone. e en ern on as the general chairman, was also enjoyed The Junior class owes much to their advisor, Mrs. Kilkenny, who thorugh her time and effort has prodded the class forward. Saphamarc 611155 , Sh'l Mathews, Helen Bruner Beryl Hedstrom Kathleen Chaplin, FIRST ROXV, left to right: Edna Taliaferro, ir ey , . , Shirley Chandler, Theon Ames, Mildred Sherbesman, Pat Clare. SECOND ROW: Lenore Str-ver, Cari Somers, Gloria Berg. Charlotte Hole, Barbara Ashlock, Bea Hardie, Phyllis Johanson, Catherine Cramer, THIRD ROW: Elaine Helgeson. Shirley Packard, Teresa Lambert, Genevieve Slxiller, Bernice Daggett, Marie Westfall. Beverly Quimby. FOURTH ROW: Eva Ferguson, Rose Howe. Lois Perkins, Irene Hudson, Dorothy McConnell, Alice Jenson, Ella Racus, Miss Myhrf-. FIFTH ROW: Vesta Weinmann. Doris Chase, Helen Haslem, Peggy Curtis. ,lean McVey, Bonnie Brown, Yvonne Smith, Kathleen Flaherty. Hazel Vant. Leona Pygott. ,lane Wagner. ' h B b C llett Warren Ambler, Bill Blossom Larry Bjerlre, Engelbert Sherbesman, Robert FIRST ROW, left to rig tz o o , . , Larsen, Zane Heckart. David Halverson. SECOND ROW: Burt Oliphant, Don Russell, Billy Warup, Sam Wright, Leverne Thompson. THIRD ROW: Ed Harmon, Jack Rockwell, Victor Baldwin, Bill Ringuette, Glenn Hoem, jack Dorlarque. FOURTH ROW: John Carrol, Jimmy Morgensen, Richard Greenamyer, Ray Larsen, Bob Brown, Richard Brestel, Bill Wfhitely. FIFTH ROW: Bob Slingland, Marlin Hove, Charles Cloud, Don Olsen, Ronald Wilder, Carl Higby, David Jenne, Melvin Auestad, Miss Myhre, SIXTH ROW: Bill Wright, Daniel Hoge, Richard Crenshaw, Gerry Miller, Richard Chandler, Bill Segerman, Al Kluth. Ed Chase, Glen Mallett. The Sophomore class consists of 55 boys and 53 girls. This class 15 by no means an inactive class. A They proved their ability by compe mg Greenamyer led the Sophomores with S50 to his credit. Some of the boys listed in the Letterman's Club are as followsz Bob Slingland, Glen Mallet. baseball: Gerry Miller, baseball and basketball: Jack Rockwell. football: Don Russell, .lack Dorlarque, basketball. lt' the Magazine Drive in second place. Richard .?resl1ma11 Glass Y - -W-- FIRST ROVU, hottom, left to right: Carol Vea, Doria Swanson, Jacklin Lmdenmuth, Francis Luchr, Carol Kilgore, Darlene Legg, Olga Pamaqua, Donna Lott, Mary Steinman. SECOND ROW: jean Wlomac, Phyllis Martin. Patsy Miller, Jeanine lngman. THIRD ROW: Arleen McFarlane, Donna Oliphant, Alma Kimball, Dean Sullivan, ,lonalhon Glover, Donald Nlvre, Darryl Jossart. FOURTH ROW- Harriet Kenney Bob McKlnner l.esl Ir h. fi d V . , , re is ,onra Morgan. FIFTH ROW: Nlary Ann Irons, Dale Maxim, Bob Nlozer. Leroy Ritchie, Frank Kendall, litra Orwrlr-r, Leroy Minch, Bob Motzkus. SIXTH ROW: Ronald Patten. Norman Neyhart, Jimmie Tebow, Par Nelson jun' Tebow, George Llewellen, Ellen Jenne, Allen Norman, Dirk Frender. Charles Nlaxwell, i A FIRST ROW, left ro right: Irene Park, Nluriel Tennant, Shirley Russell, Dorothy Skiller, Beth Pasfhal. Virginia Rice, Dolores Ward, SECOND ROW: Corrine Smith, Murial W Beulah Roberts. THIRD ROW: .lerry Sproat. Bully Sheffield, Ted Wy'the, Eugene Van V Earl Vetrleson, George Wagnon. FOURTH ROW: Ben Rotter, Bob I.ucht, Robert Hesselline, Rogers. Dick johnson. jim Thayer. Marion De Hayes. Barbara Shulatad. Anna igmore, Margie Turner, alkenburg, Bch Sproal, james Smith, Alamanzo FIRST ROW. lc-fr ro right: Lue Howe, Donna Anderson, Irene Marie Bishop, Rhyllis Bondy, Helen Case, Cherry Godfrey. Margie Baxter, Shirley Fain. SECOND ROW: Louise Hauschel, Joyce Bales, Carol Hilsteacl, Mildred Bruner. Dorothy Dornbusch. THIRD'ROW: Shirley Gulla Betty Goodfellow, Maxine Hutson Ma vel B b lt, , , r ur ic FOURTH ROW: Ardis Helgeson, Gloria Booth, Lila Hagner, Theda Craft, Gwenna Bates, Betty Fuson, jean Courier, Delmar Fields. FIFTH ROW: Lily Hagner, Ann Brown, Barbara Ambler, Agatha Hintz, Jay Cambell, Jim Blaechl SIX - . . . , TH ROW. Charlie Henderson, Herbert Bartlett, Eugene Chase, Randall Brink, Bill Bristol, Merrill Casehier, Darrel Huffman, Ronald Hesseltine. F FIRST SEMESTER STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW, lr-li tn right: Juanita Hampton. David Jenna, Maryann Munro, Pat Mev, Nlargie Glover. SECOND ROW: Mr. Huey, Earl Myre, Duane Crosier, Tom Orwilcr, Maxine Morris, Miss Fleming. SECOND SEMESTER STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW: Phyllis Bondv, Margie Glover, Esther Hillberg, Annabelle Christiansen, Helen Herndon. SECOND ROW: Pat Mattos, Duane Crosier, Mr. Huey, Les Carey, Jim Braunberger. l :,.,......Q Y ,lag W4 AUVQ. '-R .81 Q an Q ,gu- FIRST SEMESTER SERVICE CLUB FIRST ROVU: Juanita Hampton, Pat Brown, Ila Harmon, Bernice Anderson. SECOND ROW: Acklin Knapp, Maryann Munroe, Phil Mvhre. THIRD ROVU: Mr. Huey, Duane Crosier, Earl Myre, Tom Orwiler, Jack johnson, -li 3-C. QW:-3 SECOND SEMESTER SERVICE CLUB FIRST ROW: Annabelle Christiansen, I-Ielen Herndon, Evelyn Berry. SECOND ROW: Jack Ortcstad, Ruth Howe Ila Harmon, Bernice Anderson. THIRD ROW: Mr. Huey, Bill Warren, Jack Johnson, Phil Myl-ire, Frank Needham SENIOR PLAX Forward march! About face! Squad halt!! These were only a few of the orders heard on the evening of November 20, 1942, in the high school auditorium when the senior class presented its play, NA Letter to the General.n The interest in the play centered around two army pri- vates impersonating officers and trying to win the hearts of some beautiful young college girls, who were working on an entertainment for the soldiers. The three-act comedy was well directed by Mrs. Bollmann the work of the cast was equally good. The cast: Tom Orwiler, Captain Deemsg Jim McConnell, nButohu Cardigang Fay Spader, Miss Pheobe Titusg Duane Cro- sier, Herbert Stevens, Harold Rasor, Elmo Beetong Robert Hood, Randolph Peters, Juanita Hampton, Irene Taylor, Acklin Knapp, Dora Depewq Betty Sorenson, Jane Hall. FRESHMEN CLASS The largest freshmen class C.K.H. has ever enrolled ap- peared on the horizon in September, 1942. Frightened by tales of initiation, they went through its terrors in Oct. First Semester officers elected were: Second Semester: President Vice-Pres Treasurer Secretary S. B. R.- Herbert Bartlett Jerry Sproat ---- Shirley Russell- Jeanine Ingman-- Jean Womac ------ Charlie Maxwell George Wagnon Irene Bishop Donna Anderson Phyllis Bondy The freshmen took part in the magazine drive, and al- though they came in last, they brought in more money than the whole school had the previous year. Many freshmen also took part in NHats Offu and the HJolly Revue of '42.U COP1 PL: ME NTS O F ', Dr. Conwayfa Dania! 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All first be discussed and passed by the student officers of the student body hold the same position on the student council, under the direction of Mr. Huey. Student Council and Student Body officers for the year WCFG First Semester President Vice-Pres Secretary Treasurer 3 ' so Ao A-' as follows: Second Semester -------Tom Orwiler----Vance Hudson . ------- Duane Cresier--Helen Herndon ----f---Maryann Munro--Annabelle Christiansen --------Margie Glover--Margie Glover --------Earl Myre------Jim Braumburger SERVICE CLUB The Service Club, an organization whose purpose it to aid in school affairs and to be of general help in all school activities is composed of seven girls and seven boys elected for one year. Seven members are elected each semes- ter by the student body. The purpose of the Service Club may be easily seen in its creed: ' Honest and just with ourselves and others, Courageous and truthful in word and deedg Faithful to any trust reposed in usg Unselfish in service, Appreciative of what is done for usg Cheerful and courteous in mannerg Strong, clean and wholesome in bodyg Unwavering in our allegiance to The highest interests of all, And to our own best selves That we may gain respect of others, And become worthy members of the 0- SILVERDALE SERVICE CLUB Ila Harmon was elected captain and Duane Crosier, lieu- tenant for the were Captain, first semester. Second semester officers Jack Johnson, and Lieutenant, Helen Herndon. The groups advisors are Mr. J. H. Huey and Mr. Harold King. JUNIOR PLAY NUnhand me you villain, the very sight of you fills me with loathing,N screamed the heroine, Purity as the brave and dashing Leander Longfellow arrived in the nick-of-time to thwart the dastardly plans of the villainous Mortimer Frothingham. If by now you are a bit puzzled, this was the theme of the Junior Play, WPure as the Driven SHOWN, a three-act mel- low drammer given in the C.K.H.S. auditorium, May 21, l9h3. The oastg Helen Herndon, Purtiyg Lyle Lindblad, Lean- der Longfellowg Jack Ottestad, Mortimer Frothinghamg Joe Car- on, Jonathan Logan, Dorothy Brown, Mrs. Logan, Lester Vea, Eze Pickinsg Annabelle Christiansen, Alison Hewlittg Beth Mcvey, Nellie Frothinghamg Beverly Quimby, Imogene Pickinsg Norma Hagan, Faith, Hazel Bruner, Lettyg Jim Braumburger, Jed Lunng Doris Brautlacht, Ethelinda Hewlitt. Mr. Donald Horsley acted as director. 9Jolly-Revue of 'LZW The NJolly Revue of 'LZW was presented November, 30, l9h2, in the Central Kitsap High auditorium, with Mr. Hart Smith directing a cast of seventy-five students. Dorothy Brown and Lyle Lindblad acted as mistress and master of oere monies in a night-club stage setting. The main attraction of the program was the newly formed swing band. Q funiar Play FlRST ROXV, lm-lt to rlghtl Legler Vca. Norma Hagen, Annabelle- Chrisiiansen, Helen Herndon, Dorothy Brown, SECOND ROW' joe Caron, Beth lVlcVr'v. Doris Brautlnrht. Haze-l Brunvr, Daisy Nrlaon, Lyle l,1ndl'mlad, Nlr. Horslvv. THlRlW ROXV: Phil Nlvlwrr, ,lark Ottcstad. Bvverlv Qulmhly, jim Braunbergcr, Dovlc Huffman, Slurlry ,lo Plvrcc. jally Keview af '42 .-., ,fa Opcrcffa Jlficgaplzaue SMH FIRST ROW, left to right: Mr. Giarland. SECOND ROW: Georgia Pitrarlt, Shirley Russell, Jack Ottestad, Bernice Emel, Pat lVl:'y, Maxine Mnrris, Fay Spader, Acklin Knapp. THIRD ROW: Jim McConnell. Jeane Davison, Louise Evans, Laura Carlson, Betty Sorenson. Helen Herndon. FOURTH ROW: Shirley Packard, Harold Rasor, Lucille Lucht, Earl Myre. Joe Caron, Al Kluth. FIFTH ROW: Jim Desmond, Ed Sund. Bill Warren, Bob Slingland, Norma Hagen, Helen Haslam, Peggy Curtis, Cari Somers. Annual Suzi we-af .ll FIRST ROXV. left to right: Bernice Emel, Helen Herndon, Annabelle Christiansen, Pat Mev. Louise Evans, Jim McConnell. SECOND ROW: Jim Desmond, Bob Slingland, Norma Hagan, Hazel Bruner. Julia Graden, Virginia Lewis, Gordon Berry. THIRD ROW: Dennis Sylteho, Georgia Pittaclc, Acltlin Knapp, Jack Ottestad, Duane Crosier, Nlrs, Kilkenny, Juanita Hampton, Joe Caron. Ha 0 Saciety FIRST ROW, bottom, left to right: Shirley Packard, Shirley Mathews, Alice Jensen, Jean Davidson, Pat Mey, Annabelle Christiansen, Helen Herndon. SECOND ROW: Raymon Lawton, Jim McConnell, Roberta Bushey, Doris Brautlacht, Ella Racus, Gloria Berg, Louella Wallace, Dorothy Brown, Catherine Cramer, Lucille Lucht. TFTIRD ROW: Ruth Howe, Pat Clare, Beverly Quimby, Mildred Sherbesman, Leona Pygott, LoWayne Wymer, Phyllis Johanson, Acklin Knapp, Juanita Hampton. FOURTH ROW: Bob Slingland, David Jenne, Rose Howe, Evelyn Berry, Julia Graden, Pat Brown. FIFTH ROW: Carl Higby, Phil Myhre, Duane Crosier, Bill Whitely, Richard Greenamyer, Robert Hood, Jack Ottestad, MEGAPHONE STAFF The Megaphone Staff, during the years of l9A2-L3, rep resented the best creative work of the C.K.H.S. students. The staff was made up of about twenty-five volunteer work- ers. This group of inexperienced students turned out to be one of the most efficient and capable of staffs. The proof of their ability was in the paper itself. The eight page paper was published bi-weekly during the school year. To give recognition for meritorious achieve- ments and to aid the faculty and students were two of the primary aids of the Megaphone. Through this non-credit activity, under the advisorship of Mr. E. M. Charland, journalism graduate of the University of Washington, the Megaphone developed skills in editing, typing, art work, writing, stencil cutting, assembling, and mimeographing. Deserving special credit are: Georgia Pittack and Acklin Knapp, Co-Editorsg Bernice Emel and Dorothy Brown, Associate Editors, Lowayne Wymer and Pat Mey, Copy Editorsg Fay Spader and Helen Herndon, Exchange Editorsg Bob Sling- land, Sports Editorg Joe Caron, Humor Editor, Jack Ottestad, Ed., and Al Kluth, Art Staffg Lucille Lucht, Julia Graden, Louise Evans, Jean Davison, and Doris Brautlacht, Typistsg Jim M9Connell, Ed Sund, Earl Myre, and Bill Warren, Produc- tiong Shirley Russell, Norma Hagen, Rose Howe, and Roberta Bushey, Reporters. - DRAMATIC CLUB 1942-A3 witnessed the beginning of a new Dramatic Club in Central Kitsap High. The WMasquersW as they call them- selves proved very active, as well as efficient in sponsor- ing the NJol1y Revue of 'A2N. The Club consists of the im- mediate members of the Public Speaking Class and is advised by Hart E. Smith, also teacher of the class. However, any person having a speaxing part of fifty lines or more in any dramatic production may become a member by obtaining a major ity vote from the charter members. Officers for the year were as follows: First Semester Second Semester President ----- Duane Crosier ---- ---Juanita Hampton Vice-Pres. ---- John Munro ----- ---Jean Davison Sec.-Trees.---Pat Brown ----- ----- Duane Crosier S. A. A. ------ Vance Hudson --------- Vance Hudson l Q1-iuutinru-ns maxaman Jmhun Drawer? lwnmfmw Cavmppaamy - I fb 0, ,Q ' Qf X SH-VERDlAl.E,vvA5H. p Home 9 0 not -iii -'1' MELTTDIXINS Pram- RH? FANQXg Gpaocerwss ' 4-some 'MADE ICE crew p hmm zsf- M AME TTE IONEXS BEAUTY SHOP 5n.vEK DAL E n , .,. CAPTAIN MADPBCDN SERVICE STATIGN V suLvErzmLE , l 4 , V v E611 G grqggffrglxwv gi SN A XX Nz 2 31610 CHLLOW f3f?- 'Qf+oh 1 L f MU RLE Y HARDWARE 310 N c.1+L.n.ow Phone. evo 13 l E N A Drwe-In 'VIEW ,KET V wo Send flowers tem Q M01-clomry . lifjmjonohi four-gen, occasions 'ELEC-9 QnfL?eiP3?,, ,A ' - - 1-orger-Ivle Nm E359 rxo.SALfo:ul lZfQMQY'+iT f . Florgirs Chrcsfcinifinis VOV SWJQS i 312195 F Q pf-one an Q00 Ddclpic Push. nqb l3re'mC1'l'ovs 'N 5 WF- if ,- Aw f V fr- .,, .-.-.. . . HATS OFF y The blaring of trumpets, the low rumble of drums, and the dimming of lights ushered in the production of the year. The operetta, WHats Offn was presented on March 12 by an all star cast. The leads in this thrilling musical pro- duction was effectively portrayed by Mr. James Huey as John Paul Jones. The romantic roles were enacted by Leona Pygott as Marian, and Wallace Callow as Lieut. Richard Dale. Other speahing characters were: Lyle Lindblad, Evelyn Berry, Dean Sullivan, Virginia Lewis, Gloria Berg, Esther Hillberg, Dorothy Brown, Bert Oliphant, Jimmy Tebou, Jack Johnson, Jerry Sproat, Jeanne Davidson, Shirley Russell, Bill Warren, and Ray Larsen. The cast was completed by approximately 50 dancers. The production, directed and produced by Mrs. Elaine Horsley and her capable staff, was declared to be the out- standing performance of the year by all who attended. ' HONOR SOCIETY The Honor Society consists of people having 2A or more points at the end of the freshman year, 50 at the end of the sophomore year, 80 at the end of the junior year, and llO at the close of the senior year to Keep the torch pin. Grade points are as follows: A-5 points, B-3 pbintsg C-l pointy D-O pointsg X-minus l point. This year's officers were: President, Jim McConnellg Secretary, Pat Meyg S.B.R., Duane Crosier. On April 30, they attended the play, NThe Bride the Sun Shines On,H at the Penthouse theatre in Seattle. Seniors receiving Torch Pins are: Jim McConnell, Pat Mey, Julia Graden, Acklin Knapp, Bill Graham, Lowayne Wymer, Juanita Hampton, Duane Crosier, Lucille Lucht, Louella Wallace, Robert Hood. 3 gn' Truly' ,-Sevnvqy BN l3r0mlf'70V'. TC, VV' 'll' ' 'Joann 1 H v-muh, I-1-qgin CONPLIMENT S O F crjirgclvnwf D4.,lYlCDIEH.MEU?3 NaUUfe5QILanyU4zzUaai1 MMM MMR ELGIN, WALTHAM All kmds of QRADUAUON ff H AVEL WATCHES .. O - h GIFTS -For 'NWC BOYOGIRL EXPERT' RE DA I R5 27-710 PAamAeur BAEMHIUW, WH SH. l3l?EMEl?TOlV WASH, q l E'f A . Q ff' 41 17752 2 RW N -'J 0 5 QQ, 9 UJUWUTHEUD mn? Um F - r ' . L k ff? if-X ' A ,f -- - f, cmg,. Q .X cfyimmw mmm g '-4-4 Q3 X -Q-fry... 'f -' Q., ,b 1 ' gg X , ,slaivr 3 Q f?-lb:-E51 751' ff f . Q DIVIDENDS N0rfIIwes+Q.rn- Mufuel- fire- llssm-.iahon palm, - lmlder, have re.c.cived :HV-:lends yOu offer year- MQ: fhan 3l,5ouoo0 suvoe N100 a real savmq on fhvir fi 1 urou 7 Ld US'llll you more gl49u1 11' F' RN .,'IFi!lH63,ENH,S2.E Aff? I l MAKE AMERILA' -STRONG BY P4!-USING AMERICANS STRONGU puflei' 5OUl'xc:l POWQF' fy' Lnglvi Company ,, -A .... A ,W Y ,lr iv. iv- -in .nr--,, , -.v-,----,..- - . --. 'T?WQU LIBRARY During the school year of 'AZ and 'L3, fifty new books have been added to the library. Several of the books have a 1942 copyright. People Under Hitler by Wallace R. Deuel and Dogs Against Darkness by Dickson Hartwell are some examples. In addition to the quota of fifty new books, a set of WAir Education Seriesn has been acquired, which is very popular among the students. A central library for the grade schools of this dis- trict has been established at the new grade school in Silver dale under the supervision of Mrs. Bollmann. It also has received a number of new books. A new film strip of the fundamentals of library works was shown to help us in our work. Library workbooks are being used this year. The manuals consist of questions and material which should be common knowledge to the librarians upon completing the course. Though a number of experienced librarians were lost to us through graduation, a class of twelve students carry on the work. ANNUAL STAFF The ECHO is the C.K.H.S. yearbook illustrating the activities, organizations, and classes of the school for the year l9L2-L3. It is financed by advertising and funds ob- tained from the stamp plan. The Annual Staff consisted of Jim McConnell, Editor, Juanita Hampton, Assistant Editor, Gordon Berry, Advertising Manager, Bob Slingland, Jack Ottestad, Joe Caron,- Annabelle Christiansen, Helen Herndon, Acklin Knapp, Dorothy Brown, Pat Mey, LoWayne Wymer, Julia Graden, Virginia Lewis, Ber- nice Emel, Hazel Bruner, Norma Hagen, and Raymond Lawton. The advisor for the Annual was Mrs. M. Kilkenny, com- mercial teacher. f..-..-,--,-- FRENCH CLUB The French Club was formed in September, 1942, for the purpose of promoting French culture among the students. In December a French-Latin Club party was given and enjoyed by all attending. In February the club celebrated the birthday of their advisor, Mr. Charland, by presenting him with two colorful neckties. The officers are as follows: Dorothy Brown, president, Shirley Russell, vice-president, and Rose Howe, secretary- treasurer. LATIN CLUB The Latin Club, although not very active this year because of the transportation situation, nevertheless car- ried on the torch of preceding Latin Clubs. The main event of the'year was a Latin-French Club party held during the first part of December. Officers for the year were: Wallace Callow--president, Helen Herndon--sec.-treas.g Jack Johnson--S. A. A. FRESHMEN DRAMATIC CLUB The Freshmen Dramatic Club, organized the first month of the l9h2-L3 school year, presented short skits at its weekly meetings and plays at student body assemblies. The first semester officers were: President, Allen Nor man, Vice-President, Frances Luchtg Secretary, Jean Courier, Treasurer, Corrine Smith, Sergeant-at-arms, Herbert Bartlett Second Semester: President, Jerry Sproatg Vice-Presi- dent, Billy Sheffield, Secretary and Treasurer, Gloria Booth Sergeant-at-arms, Herbert Bartlett. 5'raaal1 aaa lfatia 61116 FIRST ROW. left to right: Gwen Lewis, Shirley Rusacll, Doris Chase, Dorothy Brown, Annabelle Christiansen. Helen Herndon. Norma Hagan. SECOND RON' -luamta Hampton. Duane Crosier, Eileen Needham. Maryann Munro, Rose Rowe, Esther Hillberg. Betty Gardner. Acklin Knapp, Virginia Lewis. THIRD ROW: Wally' Callow. Floyd Oliver. Bill Wlarren. jack Ott:-stad. Ruth Howe. Carolyn Rotter. Doris Brautlacht, Minnicalta O'Reilly, Pat Mattos. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Charland. Doyle l lul'lman. Phil lVIyhre. Rayrnon Lawton, Earl lVlyre, Fay Spader. Frank Needham, lVlr. King, Jaflt ,lohnHon. ?rc' lzlaaa Dramatic 61116 11. Q9 FIRST ROW . lrft to right: jerry Sproat. Ronny Patton Doris Swanson, Helen Case, Shirley Russell. SECOND ROW: Gloria Booth, Delmar Fields, Ramona Shrodrr, Francis Lucht, Dean Sullvan. Theda Craft. THIRD ROVU: Billy Slit-Field, Corrine Smith. Irene Bishop. Carol Kilgore. Nlargie Turner, Allen Norman. Nlary Steinman. ,lean Courier. FOLIRTH ROXUU- Jimmy Tebow, Herbert Bartlett. Ann Brown, Nlr. Smith, Jlflasaaars -an vw FIRST ROW, left to right: Jeane Davidson. Hope Lavoy, Norma Hagen, Ruth Greer, Daisy Nelson, Annabelle Chris- tiansen, Helen Herndon, Juanita Hampton. SECOND ROXV: Roberta Bushey. Hazel Bruner. Dorothy Brown, joan Spargue. Gwen Lewis. Donna jean Tyler. ,lim McConnell. THIRD ROW: Mr. Smith. Pat Brown, Evelyn Berry, Aclclin Knapp, Fay Spader, Georgia Pittaclt, jack Johnson, FOURTH ROW: jim Desmond, Julia Pitcher, Duane Crosier, Dennis Syltebo, Jack Rockwell. Ar! 61116 B l h R b ts Bettie Sumner Lo Wayne Wymer Dorothy Brown SECOND FIRST ROVU: jim Telwow, lla Harmon, 1-u a o er. , ' , , ROXV, Betts' Orwllcr, Br-rnxce Andcrmnr Rosalie Cameron, Nlrs. Bollmann, Joe Carnn, jack Ottestad. THIRD ROW: Fav Spadvr. Donna jun Tyler. Bob Brown, Maxine Brown, JMUVZ' Op ratars FIRST ROW: john Brewer. Harold Rasor. Gordon Berry. Victor Baldwin. SECOND ROW:-Phil Myhre, Duan Crosxer. Tom Orwxler. Jlm McConnell. THIRD ROW: Mr. Decker, Robert Hood, Blll Wright, Earl Myra. Girl ' 61110 ART CLUB 4 The Art Club, under the direction of Mrs. Bollmann, has accomplished much this year. The posters which were made for the basketball and football games proved to be more than worth while. Silverdale Art Club made a very good showing in the County Humane Education Contest. First, second, and third prizes were won by lla Harmon, Fay Spader, and Maxine Brown. A recent event was the soap carving contest. The best carvings, those of Jack Ottestad, Fay Spader, and Delores Anderson, are on display in the showcase of the new school building. MOVIE OPERATORS Who pulled out the power cord? Who used this machine last? These are phrases likely to be heard anytime the C.K. H. movie projector is set up by the staff of student movie- eperators in the gym or the science room during the school year. The group, comprised of boys in the upper classes, gave up their time during their study halls to give the school a visual aid program for all of the classes. Much credit should be given to Mr. Karl Decker, who had charge of the program, for training the boys and for setting up the visual aid program so successfully. The operators included Robert Hood, Jim McConnell, Earl Myre, Vic Baldwin, Duane Crosier, Gordon Berry, Bill Wright, Phil Myhre, John Brewer, Tom Orwiler, Melvin Austad and Bill Rotter. GIRLS' CLUB The largest organization in C.K.H. composed entirely of girls is the Girls' Club. The only restriction about becom- ing a member is that you be a girl. All the girls in school are automatically members. , The main activity of the Girls' Club for the year was the annual dother's Tea. lla Harmon was the general chair- man for this and it was supervised by Miss Myhre, the Girls' Club advisor. The home economics classes hold a style show which completed the program for the tea. The girls elected the following officers for the year: First Semester Second Semester President----Juanita Hampton ---------- Ruth Howe Vice-Pres.---Annabelle Christiansen---Gloria Berg SGCPGtHPy ---- Ila Harmon --------------- Rose Howe Treasurer ---- Berniece Anderson -------- Phyllis Johansen BAND The l942-45 band consisted of twenty-five members. Al- though restricted in their activities because of the war, they played for assemblies, P.T.A. meetings and school plays. For the operetta the band did a quick-change act to an orchestra. ' Early in the year Mr. Brey was lost to the army, and only after some difficulty did we obtain a directress in the person of Mrs. Horsley. CHOIR The small group of sixth-period songbirds have accom- plished much under the direction of Mrs. D. A. Horsley dur- ing 1942-43. y They made their first appearance at Central Kitsap High P.T.A. in December. Later in December the band and the choir presented a Christmas Assembly. The choir played an active part in the presentation of the musical highlight' of the year, UHats Offn, an operetta which was presented in March. On Easter Sunday the choir sang at the Silverdale Metho dist Church and then they concluded a successful year by giving a special Easter Assembly. SWING BAND This is a newly organized group in Central Kitsap High, but in spite of its infancy it is a rapidly growing body. Its membership fluctuates but usually consists of about six members. These blenders of pleasing melodies performed in various student activities including the nJolly Revue of 42 Hand Fred W'erner. Barbara Srhulstad, Ronnv Patton. as Q QM i FIRST ROXV, lelr to right: Berry Orwiler, Mrs. Horsley. Evelyn Berry. SECOND ROVV: Shirley Gulla, jack Dorlaque, Elaine Latnn, Bea Hardie, Lou Howe, Bill Whirely. THIRD ROW: june Telwow, Pat Nlattos, Doris Chase. .lark jolinwon, jerrv Sproar, Carl Hlglvv. FOURTH ROW: Herbert Bartlett, Doyle Huffman, Louise Evans Shirley Morgan, Billy Sheneld, Delmar Fields, Darrell Huffman 6fI0 Y v NY -S+ H, V , - iv ' v FIRST ROW, left to right: Lyle Lincllwlad. jenne Davison. Helen Herndon. Evelyn Berrv, lla Harmon, Gloria Berg Leona Pygort. SECOND ROYV: Rav Larsen, julia Pitcher. Donna Radlce, Beverly Robins, Bnrghilde Jensen, Virginia Lewis, Esther Hilllwerg. THIRD ROW. Norma Schmidt, Ruth Greer, Berne Sumner, Ann Brown, Mrs. Horsley Bill Warren. Swing gil d ...Q-4 fe, ae- ,unan- as 'se in-.4 CENTER: jack Dorlarquvi lefr ro Parton, Bea E H lame Latin ardY- Jerry L1 , Georgia Plttaclr, ,lack johnson, Fred Werner Sproar. Qootball Players 'X fx S7 x N Mm FIRST ROW, left to right: John Brewer, Bob Brown, Don Johnson, Lyle Lindblad, Ronald Wilder, Herbert Bartlett, Bob Slingland, Jim DeClements, Wallace Callow, Jim Braunberger, Bill Warren. Joe Roise, Victor Baldwin, Jack Rockwell, Dean Sullivan. SECOND ROW: Mr. Charland, Lester Vea, Jack Johnson, Dick Frender, Edward Chase, William Motzkus, Les Carey, Dale Thorsen, Pete Welch, Jack Shindele, Dennis Syltebo, Tom Oyliler, Gerry Miller, Vance Hudson, Kay Prufert, Jim Desmond, Mr. Huey. 'I' KJ: xpx X S 'A 'ix' ,- I .-.-...gn yr I J A 't 'L I i i :Q , Q E l 5 I h if P i F l U I 1 5 +4 IV F1 ii I r I i Q I n i 6 L a I i lx i w 1 l Uk 4 5 ' lj any w . Q fl f .S :W W H ' 514 Q. 'f Afff ' W Sf' I iq ag sg! 4 :iw 0 , nf Y O F U 1 I -'P if 53:5 H9495 22 + 15' Lf W -- H IN O li I I' X xx ' 7k'HPGfy y jf' Alblw xZN':f j. X , . . . ,-g5,PfNjTRU'xE L l I , 3 X' W' 1 u, 1 Q y. I . ' Ll 'yt X Q 3 W W., W 1 : A 2-L H E N FQ Qb : I 'I I I I e Tm i fusing.. ....--...- . 'all 3: ' S . --------- I - k G1-1 fp-1 JLZNMMQMQ, N W 4 xfffs 379441-vffb 6027, W7 X f , i I j!ZZLfMd?f.wM,iUA'iwwA?f4W7fuMAAENAMA A ' xQ J'7'iA!L2fwfbw-wJ L'w'Q'X' imma! ,zCZ,7,J2Q QU'T 7fd 7f gL ' QM' Mljijj M y K fag, .,6,.,.w-.1 Q-6...-ffV 1f'f-if , QALMQJJAQMJ ffeifdvfdkwlwg K,,,,A,,,,,,e,-Lf 4,Q,4,g-'4,Q1.,-AAN-3, 'WTW ' FOOTBALL The Central Kitsap Cougars had one of their best grid seasons when they remained undefeated in Tri-County League competition. By virtue of this, the Cougars won the Tri- County League championship and the right to hold the cup for one year. The Cougars started out weak by barely edging a O-O tie from Chimicum. But the Cougars began to roll. In the next game South Kitsap went down 7-O, and so on all through the season. The members earning letters were: Tom Orwiler, Jim De- Clements, Jack Johnson, Dennis Syltebo, Pete Welch, Bill Gra ham--Seniorsg Jack Schindele, Kay Pruefert, Louis Martin, Vance Hudson, Jim Braumburger, Bill Warren--Juniorsg Gerry Miller, Jack Rockwell, Ed Chase--Sophomores. C.K.H.S. O Chimicum O N 7 South Kitsap O H 26 Bainbridge O ' 19 Gig Harbor 13 H 7 Vaughn 0 N 13 Vashon 7 N 13 North Kitsap 6 N U' Bremertenxkxv 6 BASKETBALL The C.K.H. basketball squad had a disastrous season this year. Winning only one league gamey that being with Bainbridge, where they defeated the Spartans 30-29 in the last few seconds of the play. Those who earned letters were: Ed Sund, Wally Callowg Jack Schindele, Earl Myre, Joe Roise, Gordon Berry, Dennis Syltebo, Don Russell, and Jack Dorlarque. Ed Sund, flashy Cougar forward, was captain of the 'L3 team. Captain for 'AL will be Joe Boise, skyscraping center C.K.H.S.---19 South Kitsap ---- -LL W ----12 North Kitsap ---- -30 N ---23 Vaughn ---------- -38 0 ---26 Bainbridge ------ -L7 W --- 9 Bremerton HBH----L3 N ---13 Gig Harbor ------ -36 N ---30 Bainbridge ------ -29 N ---26 Bremerton HBH----23 W ---32 Gig Harbor ------ -3L BASEBALL The Central Kitsap nine with an entire sophomore in- field, won only one game this year, an 8-L victory over Bain- bridge early in the season. The infield, though inexperienced, shows great promise for next year. Maxwell, a promising freshman pitcher, led the Cougars roster of pitchers with one win. Those who earned letters were: Pitcher, Maxwellg First Baseman, Mallettg Second Basemen, Miller, Dorlarqueg Third Baseman, Slinglandg Short Stops, Welch, Larsen, Catcher, Cal- low, Pruefertg 'Left-fielders, Braumburger, Hoemg Center- fielder, Berryg Right-fielders, Desmond, Carey, Utility Out- fielder, Russell. TRACK SQUAD They're off! Yes! Track season is here again with its daily turnouts under the supervision of Coach Huey. This year's track squad includes two returning letter- men, Phil Myhre, who took first place at the county meet at Poulsbo and Pete Welch, lCO and 220 dash man. There are ten new members in the squad this year: Joe Caron, Al Kluth, Herb Bartlett, Bill Ringuette C100-220-4401, Jack Johnson, Dick Frender Cdiscus and shotj, Kay Pruefert, Jim Desmond Cjavelin and pole vaultj, Jack Ottestad and Don Olson lmileD. LETTERMEN'S CLUB The Central Kitsap Lettermen's Club, composed of those boys who win letters in a sport, was enlarged considerably this year by transfers, and new sophomores who had won let- ters their freshman year. Pete Welch, prominent senior, was elected president, taking over past president John Sigo's job admirably. The annual Smoker sponsored by the club was not held as not enough bouts were found. Instead the club sold orange Cougar stickers to the student body. The Lettermen's Club also helped in the scrap metal drive and the cleaning up of the grounds. It was a busy year for the boys of the club, one of the biggest and busiest of its history. 1671 kvfball , FIRST ROW, left to right: Ronny Patton, jerry Sproat, Billy Shefreld. SECOND ROW: Mr. Smith. Wallace Cfallow. Gordon Berry, jim Braunberger. Ed Sund, Don Russell, Laverne Thompson. Jack Dorlaque. THIRD ROW: Floyd Oliver, Dennis Syltebo. Bob Slingland, Bob Brown, Joe Roise, Earl Myre. Hasebnl! FIRST ROW, left to righrz Bud Minch, Melvin Auesrad. Wallace Callow. Glen Hoem, Bill Warren, Englehcrt Sherhesman, jack Dorlarque. Floyd Oliver. SECOND ROW: Lyla Lindblad, Leverne Thompson, Bob Brown, john Iirewrr, Les Carry, Allen Norman, THIRD ROW: Mr. Charlznd, Gordon Berry, jim Braunberger, jim Desmond, Robert Larson, Gerry Muller. Don Russell, Bob Slingland, Glen Mallert, Charlie Maxwell. FOURTH ROW: Joe Reise. -lin. Q S. 11 Crack - :W 5 , WW M g.,4.....3 is H vwvlmes, .V V L - if -f :sus , A T . qpzwqp ii,-ui -815- -31 FIRST ROW, left to right: Billy Shefield, Al Kluth, Joe Caron, Ronald Wilder, Gerry Miller, SECOND ROW David jenna-. jimmy Desmond, ,lack Ottestad, Jim Braunberger. THIRD ROW: Phil Myhre, Herbert Bartlett Pete Welch, Mr. Huey. ,Ceffermcn is Klub E Arm Vw FIRST ROW, left to right: Mr. Huey. field Jerry Sproat, Lester Vea, Mr, Smith. 3 Jack Ottestad, Wallace Callow, Jack Rockwell, Ronny Patton. Billy She SECOND ROW: Gerry Miller, Phil Myhre, Don Russell, Jim Braun herger. Allen Norman. Mr. Charland, Jim Desmond. THXRD ROW: Leverne Thompson. Bob Slingland, Jack Dorlarque, Louie Martin. Pete Welch, Tom Orwiler, FOURTH ROW: Glen Mallets, Edward Chase, Vanre Hudson Kay Pruefert, Gordon Berry. Bill Warren, Earl Myre, Dennis Syltebo, Joe Roise, Bill Graham, jack Johnson. x If 'Qygyf-LQSQ. 'Q '5!ij9fQ gr d?'?w,ragnfgxif,'1t'1Qv. 1, Q , . . Aan 114- - - V e' lf Fil , I' Y T if v +1 4. . 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Betty Orwiler, lVlr. Charland. Rhea Weaver. Pat Brown. Fay Spader, Shirley Parkard, jean Womar. The Pep Club of the Central Kitsap High School, under the supervision of Mr. F. M. Charland, was organized to help build up the moral of the teams and of the students of the school. The club consists of Z6 members, 9 Seniors. 6 Juniors, 7 Sophomores. and 4 Iireshrnen. Black skirts and sweaters with orange predominating emblems make up the uniform of the Pep Club members. The officers of the club are the three cheer leaders, Jack Rockwell. President: Juanita Hampton, Vice-Presidentp and Georgia Pittack. Secretary and Treasurer. -g gg Eaton Zfufirlcrs LEFT TO RIGHT: Aclnrlin Knapp, Rhea Weaver, Mildred Sherbesman, Jeanine Ingman, Laura Carlson, Bernice Emel. This year the baton twirlers had less girls in it than any year since the group started There were six girls including the leader, Bernice Emel. The group twirled at only one basket ball game while some of the girls twirled in other programs. The uniforms are all white satin with gold trimming. W All together now My favorite pose. Ain't it the life? Buddies. Hello, Jack. Pals. Ain't love grand? Twins. ' Just baby and me. Out of gas. Legs. Q X x 'sn all 22 Ni5FiP- N+w- ,ics ei P 'il vu Annabelle and Duke, A Sophomore. Three little Eskimos. VVolf. Three Mess-quitecrs. Visiting debators. Smiles. Pat a-nd Jack, Well. Georgia? Al and Lyle. .Reacly, aim, Ere! 1 W v 'Si lb WE! :, ' , -owe E Q -muff R -V., .,, , . , rw' '7 5-A 26. 27. 28. 33. ii Wh- m ii 2 8 23. Dot. 24. Snow bound. 25. Babys must play. Big feet Robert. The blind Musician Initiation. .Pat and Phyllis. Senior play. .Hold 'em up. .Warm weather. What graceful dancers 29 30. 3l '52 l 1 Y nr V - ---- Tl A S 'S ' SS' LS .. 757' . if-S . W: Si S A f' , 7' ' R ',.' 4 ' ,. -. L- H. ',, v ... YYY ' S-- 1 , School tt 5' S L- S Starts xo S f ,f od Sept. 8 S1 q 6 I I? 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