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

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ECI-I0 1944 Published by Students of Central Kitsap School Silverdalo, Washington

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TORCH SOCIETY Because the Honor Society is a national society and is recognized throughout the U. States, and, also, it has been their goal toward which they have worked during their four years of high school, it is the ambition of all torch pin bearers to retain their pins after graduation. The follcming students will keep their pins by making 110 points: Jaane Davison Dorothy Brown, Norma Hagan, Annabelle Christiansen, Evelyn Berry,' Bath McVey, Elaine Lattin, and Helen Herndon. Doris Brautlacht and Ruth Howe took top honors, with Doris as valedictorian, and Ruth as salutatorian,

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Superinlendenfs Message Let us think ot our education as a continuing lifelong process of generating and developing inter- ests, abilities and loyalties, and ot bringing these into closer harmony. They should support and complement, rather than oppose, each other. Edu- cation is, therefore, an individual responsibility for sell-improvement throughout life, assisted by the State in an important, but limited Way through the public school. Guided by a religious zeal for What is good and what is true, such education makes for happier individuals, purer democracy and a more secure State. CARL E IENNE. CARL F. IENNE Superintendent Office Staff LEFT TO RIGHT: Lyle Lindblad, Betty Orwiler, Ieane Davidson, Eileen Needham, Dorothy Brown 2