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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1946 volume:

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LEYT 'YO WGHT Bona L it Ph, M er -1 F4-ali' S Wm 5 fxdhs Maxim Ca o Vea Donna ' Carok KxXgc e Do xs Swanson Pmde son Ma ro e Powe he ne B shop 1 .tw- MR lENNE Superlntendent 'Ml TN gl was srritll PM Abr may be soon due to the combrned efforts of students faculty and crtxzens or rt may be years later but 1t w1ll r1se The faculty s ch1ef regret IS that not all of the present students rn our hlgh school w1ll be here to en1oy classwork rn 1t However we know that all students who have a w1ll to learn ln sprte of fatrgue physlcal drscomfort and unpleasant envlronrne t n 1n an out moded or burned out school w1ll some day be proud to have been a student at Central Krtsap l-hgh CARI.. IENNE Supermtendent gger and better hlgh school w1ll r1se from the ru1ns of the old It MRS. ALICE BOLLMAN B. A. Carlton College M. A. University ot Washington Class and Activities: French, Washington State History, Art, Librarian, Bond 6' Stamp Sellers t 'tel KATHERINE FANNING B. A. Eastern Washington College. Class and Activities: P. E. Wash- ington State History, Pep Club Advisor, G.A.A. Advisor. MR. HAROLD W KING B H Univ ot Oregon M. A Gonzaga Univ Class and Activities: Gen. Math, Plane Geometry, Advanced Al- gebra and Latin Service Club Advisor, Recorder ot Attendance Advisor. f ANGELO K. GEARY University ot Montana. Class and Activities: Student Council Advisor, Algebra. MISS KATHERINE I-I. KOUNTZ B S Montana State College Class and Activities: Home Economics, English Girls' Club Advisor 1 V MRS HAZEL E DAVIS B S. Central State Teachers College, Edmond, Oklahoma Class and Activities Home Ec, Advisor ol Home Economics Club sv DONALD HORSLEY B. A. Intermountain, Union College Class and Activities' English, Debate Advisor, Boys' Club Advisor MR GEORGE MORRIS B A Western State College Class and Activities P E Advisor of Recreational Council Football and Baseball Coach. 3 MRS MABLE R. KILKENNY A. B. University ot Washington Class and Activities: Commercial Courses, Annual Advisor, lunior Class Advisor. ARTHUR C. GILBERT BA. Pomona College MMDS Westminister College Class and Activities: Beginners Band, Band, Chorus, Senior Class Advisor. .N :I if fr tr 'Q MR I C WEEKS LIONEL W. MANNING HART E. SMITH E S Masters Instzwte ci B S Universzty ot Washington, A B Simpson College Technoogy Boston Mass M S Oregon State Cozlege Class and Activities: English. ass and Actzvrties Science Class and Activities: Snop and Masquers Club Advisor teacher and Gndance Mechanical Drawing, Stage Instructor. Carpenter. ,- .2 , ,.-' -ge-awe, SP3 ' 7. -5' 5, ,-E'-uf. f- 1 Q 'Q ggi-,,-.1 - A: m r 5, W ' 31-, 517, f' 3 if 'f ff W: 4751 S- , J, .I 'fff Lx-he ' , k BEULAH ROBERTS MILTON ,NAZARENUS Valedrctonan Co VdI9d1CIOT1dH Honors TORCH SOCIETY The Torch Soc1ety IS a branch of the Honor Soclety an honor QIVGH only to those semors who have acqulred the necessary IIO pomts towards a Torch pm Arrangements are bemg made to Jorn the Nahonal Torch Socrety HONOR ROLL FRANCES LUCHT PATSY MILLER MILTON INAZARENUS ETTA ORWILER BEULAH ROBERTS SHIRLEY RUSSELL IEAN WOMAC IRENE BISHOP PI-IYLLIS BONDY IOHN CARROLL DEL FIELDS LILY HAGENER LILA HAGEIIER LUE HOWE PHYLLIS BOD DY Salutatorlan Senior History We came we saw and we were scared to death we were the class of 46 but the year was l942 and though we hate to admit it we were freshmen What memories that year holds and some of us still bear the scars Bow mg to and carrying books for our superiors learning to speak only when spoken to and elect1ng bashful Herb Bartlett and t1m1d Charlie Maxwell as our presidents Cany resemblance to any C K H senior is simply impossible D Among our achievements we captured last place in the Curtis Magazine Drive an honor only we could obtain 1943 We outgrew the book carrying stage and began to snub freshmen the reason? We the class of 46 were sophomores We rated an assembly featu ing sophomore talent sophomores ere seen in the All School Play the Honor Soclety Pep Club Lettermen s Club and Masquers The upperclassmen began to take notice we were slowly walking away with their limelight With all these accomplishments we became 1un1ors We were selected the most enterprising junior class ever to come to C K H Cselected by the en terpnsing 3un1ors that tsl Our leading men this year were lerry Sproat and Iunior Class production Thumbs Up a three act comedy directed by Hart Smith During the March of Dimes Campaign we presented an original as sembly from which we obtained a sizeable fund for the drive Our outstand ing success of the year was the Iunior Prom featuring a Hawaiian theme l946 We had arnved seniors at lastl An excursion to Victoria in the time honored tradition sen1or rings exchanging pictures graduation Jitters and all that goes with being a senior Yes we came a long way for that diploma Frightened freshmen not so certain sophomores enterprising Juniors and seniors And in a few minutes 1t s all over no longer a bunch of high school kids but adults Are we glad to graduate to be on our own? You bet but deep down inside there 1snt a one of the adults who wouldnt like to relive every thrill and spill all the heartache and happiness of four years over again I I . r' , - 1 Art Erickson, and fine presidents they were too. Del Fields starred in our I I ' BARBARA AMBLER T-lo leqacy rs so rxch as Honesty Band 3, 4 Lmbrary 4 Chorus 4, Student Patrol 4, Operetta 3 4 IRENE BISHOP tRemel A wxtty woman is a treasure Honor soclety 2 3, 4, Dramatxc club l, Class treasurer l, Class secretary 3, All school play 2, 3, Operetta 2 lumor play: Lxbrary 3, Servlce club 3, 4, Pep club 3 4 Mega hone staff 3, 4 Stadentcormc1l4, Gxrls' club SBR 4, flome EC club 4 president 4, Ofhce lorce 4, Annual start 4, GAA 4, Semor ball comm, Class assembly 3 DONNA ANDERSON KA merry heart makes a cheerful countenance Class secretary l 2, Bond and stam seller l, 2, All school play 2, 3, Honor socrety 2, Bramatzc club l, Operetxa 2, Servxce club lueut 3 Class assembly 3, 4, Gzrls' club SBR 3, Class SBR 3, Pep Club 3, 4, Mas- quers 3, 4, lumor play, Annual stall 3, 4, Co-edxtor 47 Megaphone stall 3, lumor prom comm, Student Coancxl 3, Masquers play 3, Servmce club ca tam 4, Semor rxng and announcement comm , Home sc club president 4, Semor play, Olhce force 4, Revrew show 4, Stage crew 4, Semor ball comm, Commencement comm Style show chalrman lHENlQ THOMAS A sweet attractxve kind ol grace Entered from Bremerton 3 Lzbrary 4 Senror play, Coke grrl ,CET CAE?-ZLL Tfiflfe :FAST He speanetn not an: wet there .res a Tre rnudes' manners and the a ecnversatzcn .n as eyes gentzest :-ea am-' F :Nh I Masqaers 3 4 latnlor pay Senzcr ,ay Lp:-ary 4 ',:.:r prcrn COTY! lO :L HERBERT BARTLETT tHerbxel 'Though alwa s ln haste, never rn a hurry I.etlermen's club 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Track l 2, Dramatxc club l, Mas uers 2, 3, 41 lunlor play! Semor play, Operetta 2, litudent Body presrdent , Me aphone stall 2, 3, 4p Annual stall 3, 4, Art edxtor 4, are-flight 2, Service Club 2, 3, Class premdent 2, lunnor prom comm, Semor ball comm, Revnew. show 4 Semor nn 6 announcement comm, Movxe opera- tor 2, 3, 4, Football captain 4, Class assembly 3, 4 - A 4 f 4 t CAROLE BOOTH ' She was a phantom ot delxghtu Revxew show l, 4, Dramatlc club l, Girls' club vxce presxdent 4, secretary 4, Debate 4, Bond and stamps 4, Pep club 4, Home EC, club 4, Chorus 4, Honor socxety 2, 3, 4, Class assembly 3, 4, All school assembly 3, Tolo chaxrman 4, Operetta 4, All school play 3, Semor lay, Christmas pla? 3, 4, Semor ball comm, Megaphone stall 3, 4, rench Relxet co- charrman 4 ll. MARY' LULL As .t tie woxd and she were hand and glove Mas:q-ers 3 4 fgnzor play, Class assembly 3 lsnzor Va: comm Megaphone sta!! 4 :eat-re edotor 4, Fzme E: :Mb 4 Sen.or ball ccrrm 'Seb-ate 3 Gzis servzce qrzap 3 Ann-a. s:a:z 4 ARDIS l'lFl.GFSOH 'See-mg only what rs leur' Dramahc club l, Operfrtta 3 4, Chorus 3, 4, Hewew show 4, Semor play, Semor ball comm, Home Kc Club 4, Megaphone stall 4 AGATHA HITJTZ I2ncl1e1r1'ress of the stormy sea Chews 4, Revue-N rho-N 4, Oreretva El..l.lfN HZNNE ' She moves u goddess and she looks A qJeen Drematu: club l, Bond and stamp sellers 2 I-,ll school play 2, Honor soc1ety 2 3, Operetta 2, Clay assevrnbwy 3 Masquers 7, 3, 4, lumor play, All schvcl pew' TZ l1nn.1el staff 3 Megaphone staff 4, lunlor g':::1 czrirn Masqw,-rs play 3, Scmor glay Chmrrnan rnfukf-v' comm Il 4 S E AICNETTE IZ!-YSEFI tBorg.el ce.Of-S 1, 2, Home ff Cm, 4, Operetii mme: in bonds 3 Sue looks upon them w1th 1: knowmg eye LUE HOWE Mus1c 1s her Speech Eand l, 2, 3, 4, Honor somety 2, 3, 4, Servxce club 3 4, Student ccunc1l 3, Annual stall 3 Class treasurer '2 G1rls serv1ce group 3 DONALD IOHNSON CBeakl 'T1me w1ll explam 1t all, Opemna 1, Football 1, 4, Baseball 1, :lah l, 4, Smoker 3 All school revue 4, pres1d-ent 4 Lettermen's Boys' club 'i CAROL K1LGOH1i Louis? HAUSCEXEQL 'amz l.lLYE'JGEEN tlazk, Whom br1ghi-e'ed smencu watches 'fund 'A '-ve.:frff- e.w4,'f :m.Ied - 1,,.,y,- ag --re Sgaymf Lkf, Renew show l 4, lgramelxc cub l, 'DA-bluff l E 4, : clots 4 Qgrfrlwq 4 I'4s:,.:r1 :ECN E, 4 Pg-pd., , ,khan 3 4' C-,555 Z..-:C-' V95 dem 4 Operetta 2, 3,-1. Iumor play, All school play 3 I-,r1n,e. ' ' statl 3, Senxor play, Pfnsquirs 4, Chorus 4 O::.co orce I2 fA'fKLf'l LITJDEFIMUTH Hacxz-' Omsfrzeni ci -x 1.:e-I 5514 fron., 2 3 O,-ww. 1 3 Lzn'-ry 4 Giee :ML 7 Al. siicrrl fevzf-'N 1 4 C1553 Assembfy I Mani show 3 THANCFS LUCHT kfllmble as A lawn' Dramahc club 1 Opereita 3, 4, Honor socxety 4 Senxor play, Revxew show 4, Herr:-anon co..nc.1 4 GAA 4, Debate 3 4 . 'nn .M I 'T T113 LLEfWEfLL'1 J fiifli-. U71 3' fcnn -3 ,ng,-,. - A bIss'v1s 0 :irxprxzcn cr 4.'1 se S'-wg, and tcnzs sealer: 02:93 ::-ce -I Megaphone a J r'GY2C'Z 4 ,nv Ibn P?iYLI.ZS MARTIN ITALE MAXIM And pnnvzng mmf' mid mer be-r An -.mn Good az d hgh: bn hence: an play . nngdl stsfk L 3 4 S-mrs' wma: 4, Pep :LL 2 3 4 Cwcrss 3, Mmsxrei snow 3, Se-mor :mg and announce M-xsq,e's 3 -1 sec'-'vu' -1 Renew show 4 Opererta me-xx comm, Class presxdem 4 2 Chu- fcrre -1, Y,n1o'pmy Sen.::: play, Meqapxcne 5'a!4 3 3 4 assocmt-A fdxmr 4 Sudffnt :o-nc1Q 4 Smdem body ire-asp:-er 4 Honmr socxely 2, GAA 4 Chris club was preszdvnr 3, 4 secretary 3 1reas-rer P, Servxcv cub 3, Lmmor prom comm, Se:-mor ball comm, Senzor rmg and annodmceme-nl comm Make- up Comm 3 All school assembly 3 Class assembly 3 4 Maqaxmne drwe chaxrman 4 4 v 1 . CHARLES MAXWELL CChar1xe! PATSY MELLER Paw LEEGY MIEJCH fBqdJ 'Much may be sad on both szdes Eng: :r.p-g::s ,:. 4 rear: of Acpsrtesy ' U 'jcmem gg gougw when we lead me way Easubai 1, I 3 4 Operetta 2, 3 4, Chorps 3 4 Hose: society 4 E 4 Meqgfaone stat! 3 Servzce c,..D Easdtah msnagml 2, LeUer:r1en's :Lb 2 3, 4, Iumc Easkelzam 2 3 4, 'Lass pesxdem X T 3 4 Sucem cssnz.. 1 mans' scuexy secrete:-,' 4 p,,y3 All 55135, Lay 3 Boys' glee dub 3, Masque, G.r.5dC.-b3pESzd::Z 4' G-.tgs cur: SQH fiqvclsass vyiifg fl, Av Baseball 4, Opeyeltg 3, 4 res. ln: 'eraza . .-1.. scnoo. pay L ep c.L. 3 4 Se-mc: Lagl ccmzn CAA 4 Crtxce iorce 4, Home Kc club 4 Lxtrnfy 4 Tomo crmzrrnan 4, lumor pfom COTYIITXIHBB 13 1 DONALD MYRE lDuckl BEVERLY KNECKERBOCKER I leave my character behind me, 'Whose wzt un the combat as qt-ntle as brl ht Masqucrs 2, 3, 4g Movme operator l, 2, 3, 4, All school Operetta 2, 3 Chorus 2, 3, Lxbrary 4, Glee clui 2, 3, glay 2, 35 lunior play: Senior play: Megaphone stall Megaphone stall 3, Mtnstrvl show 3 , 4, Annual stall 4, se-mor edttor 4, advertxsmg stall 4: Sta e crew 2, 3, 4, Lxbrary stall 4, Recreatzon councl?4, Masquers prestdenl 4, luntor prom comm 7 Semor ball comm Dramahc club l, Servrce club 3, 4, Class assembly 3, 4. PETER OLSON ll7eteJ ETTA ORWILER W A noticeable man with flame colored lialr ff-' anaxtinqnshed lauqhier shakes ine skies' Basketball 3, 4, Class sergeant at arms 4, Baseball 4 Honor soczety 3, 4, Pep :lub 4: Annual stall 4, Class secretary 4 treasurer 4 .fe ,, 457 ' VIEGITGIA FCE CAROL 'JEA For her the goycas 'Lme w:,l nz' be f'zQ. .ls soc.-:bf as a baoket cl kxtfems ' Chorus 3, 4, Operetta 3 4 M.nsfrel srrcw E hfnzr -t:.ei'f 2 G.rls' :Hb euxtltary resident 3, Revlew :how 4 j,n.:- 5.a',' All school play Cass asaembq' 3 Ofhce force 3 4 Lzbraw' Q 3 -1 14 19.72 ALLEN NORMAN lMoonl Easy come, easy qc Dramattc club prestdent lg Baseball manager I, 2: Letlermens club I 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Smoker 2, 3, Megaphone stall 2, 3, 4, Productton manager 4: Annual staff 4, soorts edttor 47 Operetta 2, Service club 3 4, lumor prom comm., Senior ball comm, RONALD PATTEN llzlonnxel llWh1le there rs llle thPre's hope, he Cried. Operetta l, 2 Dramatic Club l, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Swing band 1, Basketball manager l, 2: Lettermen's club l, Z, 3, 4 Cheerleader 3, Pep club 3, Bond and stamp seller 4, Megaprsne staff 4 Smoke: 2, All school play 2, Sentrr :lay Class assembly 3, 4, Revlew show l, 4 Masquers 4 Class vtce pre-stdent 3, Iunlor prom COl'l'1l'YllllPfS SHFLEY RUSSELL liussl Few thxngs are lmposslble to dllzgence and sktll Class treasarer 1 Debate l, Dramam: club l, Mas- qan-rs Ll 3, 4 Make-up comm 3 4 All school play f' 3, llwf,-w slow l 4 Operetta l 2 lamor play, Sernor play All-school assembly 3 Megaphonfl stall l 2 3 4 assonazs- eduo: 3 cofedno: 4, Ann-.al stair l Q' 3 4 zmszne-as manager 3 advemsmg sm: 2 3, Honor socte!y 2 3 4, Llbrary 2, French l, Z Pep club l 2 3, 4 secrotary 3, SAA 4, Cheer leader 3, 4, Lettewnens club 3 4 Home EC club treasatrer 4, '1-KA 4 f,n.or prom :o:r1m, Senlor bafl ccrrtm, Bonds and stamps se,ler Z, Se-nzor rung ana anncancement scrum, Class assembly 3, 4 Sxlverdale Washmgton MBICI1 20 1946 CHOOL HIT BY FIRE FIRE To QNAQT IN OFFICW PQOBABLY DONL BY PHI VBS The spectacular blave that aroused the entire community e rly ednesday morning, the flames that destroyed tlo classrooms and the school office of the ten+ral Kitsap High school uildin have turned to ashes but from the smouidc ed ruins a new hope is born A hope that, despite the tragic loss sustained by the fire the public will realize now more t an ever the inadeouacy o the dis trict fire equipment The nel school wing built in l9Al at a cost of wll0,000 OO, as complete ly covered by insurance but the water so ked mud spattered,record from the school office that vere believed to have been de- stroyed ft fir t the crow- ded school cla' es the salvagirg and repairin, of equipment will be a grim reminder of the tragedy for many weeks Yhile the sheriff's off- icers continue to earch for the thief or thieves whose unsuccessful attempt to smash the safe and who undoubtedly started the fire a special meeting of tre school board has been called and May lst is the date set for the election regarding ' special bond issue 16 CKHD TUQHNIQ AID TnntHnRb SOWBO AGAIJ FIdoT FI1EMAN Buses bringing students to school beganto arrive alter two hours of iire fighting by revulars and volunteers James Huey, Principal of the school, who arrived at the scene before 6 o'clock and t rl Jenne Superintendent of the district, were drench- ed bv water while trying to save inportant records High praise was given the fire fiyhters who kept the blaze from spreading to the wing despite the water pressu.e handicap B566 may Bring New School Out of this tragedy may come a new and more mod ern fireproof structure and a noderr equipped fire truck for Silverdale A far Leeater loss might have been sustained but for the timely observation of t M oorbo and r and mrs John reterson Sorbo janitor of the school saw- the leaping flames on his way to work at 5 L5 and told a civilian to turn in the alarm while he proceed ed to the burning structure At approximately the same time Mr and Mrs John Peterson enroute t a Bremerton ho pital, saw the flames and smoke from the hibhway and immediate- ly aroused C R onedicor, Silverdale hire thief Aid was also summoned from Poulsbo, Bangor and Brem- erton fire departments bilverdaless SOO-gallon pumper truck wa insuffi cient to quell the blaze I . ' - -v-- ,N a - .UL - I L -, ' rv- 1 , 4. ' 1 E: I I ' ' a f 1 - .- V . H ' ' rr . O, iv. : i , e , , . il . . F, ,, U L - H l D , w fn -wy Iv: ja w 4' 'f , ., ,, ,O x. ,V . HALF IJ SAVING UiUIPMdNT AT SBQUNU BLALE OF YEAR 9 ' ' ' - f ' ' ,n vb' . - - ,, , - X' . , ,, .- , , A -' 8 , . . , N . 0 . ,F ,S , K, W . . w Lu . . r ' ,., . Q , , , o. S , -,, Q . I QS , , . I Y L7 , 1 , I' V 1 v . . Ji . I , Q l J J 9 O . S 3 J A 5 v ' i , y o o 0 4 -. 1 , Q I 3 J ' I , 3.5 I A . S - L Q t . e X x X M MW DOLE M PXRXLY N NN XLT Ob- FIRST HOW, left to right Bob Srroul lean, Dorothy Schurle, Tiolly Parks, Maxine Hutson, Gladis Conklin, Ralph Lmdstrom. SEC- OND BOW lim Hanson, lim Stan- ton, Deane Shaenafelt, Dick Ielsxng, Leo Cramer, Orville Fisk, lohn Rouen Q For prominent students of 1945-46 look to the lunior Class, they were off to a flying start this year by being the first class to put on their assembly. The assembly comprised two acts. The first act included separate talent acts. The second was a fiesta scene with a musical skit. A variety of talent was displayed by the following: Solos - foe Dull, Dean Sullivan, Willie White Piano Solo - - - Mary Beth Sternman Tap Dance - - - Margie Rowe Guitar Solo ------ Bulon Ames Tumbling - lean Kilian, Frances Young, Peggy loyce, lris Moore, Barbara Wartman, Mary Hove Baton -----e- lean Kilian Trio - - Margie Rowe, Monnie Hahnert, Curtis Anderson Musical Skit - loby Martin, Althea Weaver, lris Moore, Shirley Berg, Barbara Wartman, Mary Hove Dancing - Barbara Wartman, Dean Sullivan K . Q 1 'F FlHS'l' BOW, left to right: Dorothy Woodard, Iessxe Parker, Shirley Berg, Monnee Hahnert, SECOND BOW: Mar Beth Sternamen, Althea Weaver, Ehylhs Winters THIRD BOW, Marilyn Wilton, Don Peter- son Marlin Hove, Florence Truett, Mary Hove FOURTH BOW lerome Thompson, Ralph Myhre, lim Mor- jenson William White Mary lrfaverfteld The annual lunior Play this year was the 3fact cornedy, Cyclone Sally, it was double cast and had four performances. The leads were as follows: Cyclone Sally - Barbara Wartman, lean Kilian lack Webster ---f- Ray Brown Last but not least was the lunior Prorn. lt was a qreat success due to clever decoration and the hard work of our chairman, Toby Martin and the whole class, Juniors FIRST ROW' left to right Marrorze Rowe, Dorothy Rockwell lean Kil- ian Iris Moore SECOND ROW, Frances Young loby Martin Bar- bara W'artman lane Werner THIRD ROW Donna lierrerd Betty Herretd, Bob liatchings Natalie Coryell FOURTH ROW. Ray Brown Curtis Anderson, Sonny Purser, Robert Mazna CLASS OFEICERSeFIRST SEMESTER CLASS OFFICERSWSECOND SEMESTER President ----- Richard lelsing President -ff-e Norman lensen Vice President - Ralph Myhre Vice President A h f Bud Lzndstroni Secretary-Treasurer - Bob Mazna Secretary-Treasurer f lirzzzrty Stanton S.A,A, - - - Sonny Purser SAA fee, Sonny' Purser S.B.R. Don Peterson SBR ffee Ralph ffyhre lunior pTOIT1ChilYIf',ii fcbj: ffartgn Banquet Chaprzzian -'-- Tfarz' Hove FIRST ROW left to r.ght Peggy Voyce lane Sites, Colleen Tallenr lfarlene Legg SECOND ROW Nor- rnan lensen, Donna lergens Loretta Hubbell Orville Fisk Tl'ilRD ROW loe Dull Marcella Edwards Betty Roberts Harlan Auxier FOURTH ROVV lzrnrny Stanton Harold VJe.n- rnan GerryC1regor',' FIFTH ROVJ' Port Grader: Gordon Ranberg liar ry Mztcht-lf, Betty Cwrarilrnan M'-'ie ,GTIYISIDFA FIRST ROW, left to riight: Bill Koch, Iohn Craft, Hap Gay ord, Bob Ly- ons. SECOND ROW: Charles Borg- man, Ierry Erickson, Winston Mc- Cracken, Kenny Boice, Harold Lake. THIRD ROW: Glenn Armstrong, Don Kilian, Bill Carpenter, Bob Bacchus, Roy Charwell. FOURTH ROW: Rookie Atkinson, Iackie Lee, Billy Howe, Derwood Adams, Al Turpin. FIFTH ROW: Dale Hubbell, Wayne Kosky, Don Bayer, Dan Flaherty, Bill Iohnson. The Sophomore class started their second year in high school by presenting an assembly. Many co- operative students participated, The officers for the first semester were the following: President, Les Iohnsong Vice President, Shirley Maxim, Secretary, Patsy Miller, Treasurer, Gordon Weinman, SAA., Iack Pasley, and SBR., Don Orwiler, Second semester officers were as follows: President, lack Sullivan, Vice President, Pat Reeser, Secre- tary and Treasurer, Mildred Topolinski, SAA., Carmen Monroe: and SBR., Stella Emmert and helpful advisor Mrs, Kathryn Fanning. FIRST ROW, left to right: Beth Fer- geson, Iune Dullenty, Betty Iohn- son, SECOND ROW: Elaine Rich- ards, Gerr Miller, Iona Hammer- ren, Pat Petrie, Iune Helgeson. THIRD ROW: Louise Lambert, Ioan Hutchings, Betty Callow, Marilyn Mayfield, Pat Needham, Isabelle lack, Dorathea Srnelser, Iean Smith, Diane Solie, Lois Chipman, Nanette Stevens. FIFTH ROW: Mildred Topo- llnski, Barbara Ienne, Grace Mickle- berry, Phyllis Smith, Mary Mc- Daniel. FIRST ROW, left to right: Bessie Balch, Dorothy Ambler, Mona Ames, Dorothy Bouse. SECOND ROW: George Gregoire, Robert Rice. Richard Russell, Gordon Pyrtle, Robert Minch. THIRD ROW: lack Sullivan, Bill Woods, Gene Morris, Guy Stevick, Richard Spurling, FOURTH ROW: Mike O'Reilly, Dick Wells, lack Warren, Gordon Wy- man, Lloyd Patnode. FIFTH ROW: Dick McConnell, Ray Swanson, Don Morrow, Iim Quinlan. Sophomores S FIRST ROW, left to right: Iune Strassburg. Ianice Olund, Shirley Maxim, Marjorie Guinri, Beryl Snedi- cor. SECOND ROW: Myra Ioyce Walker, Dolores Voellger, Pat Rees- er, Stella Ann Emrnert, Louise Snyder. THIRD ROW: Colleen Thompson, Barbara Somers, Maiel Yakish, Barbara Nazarenus. Echo Strassburg. FOURTH ROW: Don Orwiler, ill Wagoner, Les lohnson, Bill Thornton. asf' FIRST ROW, left to right Loyd Berg, Don Brown, Ioe Wood, War- ren Mayor, Reuel Werner SECOND ROW' Leland Kietzman, Bo d Wil- ton, Bob Harris, La Verne Hfallstad, Clarence Carter, THIRD ROW: Don Ienkins, Fred Dole, Roy Birch, Ber- nie Smith, Kenny Decker FOURTH ROW Ira Peterson, Neil Mayhan, Donald Wagner, Ierry Studeman, Wayne Birch, Bunkie Baldwin, FIFTH ROW' Calvin Barr, Don Sul- livan, Bob Iackson. Q ,v 391' ,fl :a I 3 This has been a pleasant and eventful year for the new-comers to Central Kitsap High School. After our initiation, which we survived, the girls were further welcomed at a Big Sister Party, where each girl was given a big sister. During the magazine drive the freshmen really showed their spirit and came out on top. Some of our best salesmen were Ruel Werner, Pat Wilson, Eunice Petersen, and Pat Porterfield. In all sports, the freshmen have made a mark for themselves, and from all indications they will play an important part in the future. A few of the outstanding ones are Clarence Carter, Neil Mahan, Lloyd Berg, Neil Snitzler, Ierry Studeman, Gordon Birge, and, not forgetting those two battling brothers, the Woodard twins. In April the freshmen had their party and assembly put on as a minstrel show, both were big suc- CESSGS. We want to give a big vote of thanks to our splendid faculty and teachers, especially our freshman advisor, Mr. Geary. Their help made it a great deal easier for us beginners. 4 'X FIRST ROW left to right. Tom Ma- son Katherine Kendall, Rosemary Volten, Lois Auxrer, Audrey Lewis. Billy Hyatt SECOND ROW. Cormce Yelverton Pat Wilson, Cathleen Norris, Evelyn Massey, Floyce Pe- den THIRD ROW. Doris Wedell, Viola llelscn Delores Chapman, Virginia McAbcy, Pat O'Donnell FOURTH ROW: Beverly Stroope Sue McBride Delores Everett, Cyn- thza McDonald, Sharlene Bryant, Gary Snyder FIFTH ROW. Frances Loughran Vernon Godfrey, Fred Knickerbocker, Leland Terry, Gus Iverson Roy Ienne, Richard Prnsch FIRST ROW, left to right: Iames Mc Daniel, La Verne St, Peters, leanne Robinson, Bill Woodard, Iimmy Woodard. SECOND ROW: Iulia Smith, Lois Plith, Audrey Stanton. Iimmy Scale, Iohn Bitterman. THIRD ROW: La Vonne Anderson, Harry Knapp, Larry Iackson, Verne Youngs, Gene Early. FOURTH ROW: Donna Mae Smith, Bernadine Topolinski, Gay Hoflerber, Donalda Gregoire, lean Heideman, Henrietta Gurnard, lack McCrory, FIFTH ROW: Robert Gurnard, Kenny Lune demo, Bob Greer, Kenny Webster, Iarnes Wade, Dick Rockwell. CLASS OFFICERS- President - - Vice President - Secretary-Treasurer Student Council Rep. 41? FIRST SEMESTER CLASS OFFICERS-SECOND SEMESTER - Dick Rockwell President - - - Dick Rockwell - Katherine Kendall Vice President - Gordon Birge - lean Robinson Secretary-Treasurer - Pat Wilson - Tom Mason Student Council Rep. Torn Mason Freshmen Q I 4 FIRST ROW, left to right: Dale Owens, Glen Wood, Kenny Dull, lack Koch, Bobby Bremer, Bures Baughman. SECOND ROW: Eunice Peterson, Betty Henry, Cecelia Han- sen, Marilyn Smiley, Luella Hart- shorn, Gordon Birge. THIRD ROW: Clara Iensen, Gladys Kegley, Ioan Berg, Delores Steinman, lane! Clau- sen, Dorothy Holland, Kitt Dis- brow, Margaret Carroll. FOURTH ROW: Neil Snitzler, lean Morrison, Rose Hansen, Shirley Culverhouse, Bobbi! Peterson, Dorothy Brookrnan. FIFT ROW: Pat Greaves, Mary Alice Golorth, Alice Bowen. 23 Ni-.,r.,..L XSTNYX N big-,sS. 5x R4 Y BRO W , ELLEN IENNE 0 25 Barbara Nazarenus. SECOND TP-TRD EOW1 Craig 'XX Carpenker, HONOR SOCXE-TY H Woodard, Tune Werner, Mary Hove, I ver Eua Orvfner, Xuan Hutchxnqs. enne. YOUETH EOW1 DeX Ykehis, Br OW Teil Ko rrghiz TsabeT Tack, Xackke Yarker, Dorokhv Waker, Bemah Roberts, Sean Womac, NYYKQB WEB Mhdred Topohnskx, Pak Mxher, DOXXY Parks, Barbara X Pak Eeeser, Don Pekcrson, Ray Swanson rrrnsr R . EOWz Myra To-ice Shatkuck, Guy Skevrck, The Honor Somew oi CKHS rs a group oi srudenis vmn a E or above average in The subrecks. Each vear an excursion rs taken. Thrs vear Xne socreiv saw ine opera, TEaus1 and ine xTce EoXXres oi TQA7 ' Oiircers Tor dns year vvferei ' ETEST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Presrdenk ---f- Prenre Brsnop Presrdenk --f- Curkrs Anderson Vkce President - Prhnea Weaver Vice 'Presrdern - - Awnea Weaver Secrekarv - - Don Pekers-on Secrekary f - Pax MrTXer SBR. - Marrorre Rowe SBR. 4 f Srndev Maxrrn HONOR SOCYE-TY T I hvws Bondv, Smdev Maxxrn, Yranc--s Lxrchk, SkeXXa Ann Ernrned u, Lua Howe, Carmen Monzor- THTRT3 ROW 1 Mr Weeks, Yakxsh, Maw WCM S1-frrxamon NEST ROW, TMR to rxqr-A' Be-Nh Pmn Ferguson, Marrorxe Rowe, V SECOND WOW. CaroXe Boom, Gerry MrTXer, Shxrkfv Fu5,seXX, Home Brshor, Prdvrsor, Mxhon Na7.arer'.u5, Env Haqener, Curt Anderson, MareX I ,Q-44 QI' as L ,-v 36 ,Do- Ol' 1 DL Student Council FIRST SEMESTER, left to ri ht: Ioby Martin, Tommy Mason. STC- OND ROW. Lily Hagener, Art Erick- This organization, son, THIRD ROW: Phyllis Martin, Ralph Myhre FOURTH ROW: Mar- qie Rowe, Donald Peterson. FIFTH ROW' lean Womac, Del Fields. SIXTH ROW. Don Orwiler, Sonny Purser, whose members are representatives elect- ed from each class, Boys' Club and Girls' Club, is one ol the most active in the school. It plays an important though self dom noticed part in nearly all the school activities. The faculty repre- sentative this year was Mr. Geary. Mr. Huey represented the administration. ' LB SECOND SEMESTER-FIRST ROW, lelt to right. Stella Emmert, Donald Peterson SECOND ROW: Ph llis Martin, Tommy Mason. THIRD ROW: Shirleyi Maxim, Ralph Myhre, FOUR H ROW: Irene Bishop, Del Fields FIFTH ROW: lob Martin, Curtis Anderson. SIXTH ROW1 Mike O'ReiIIy D 27 28 'Pv- FIRST Son' Lui-EMESTF H ARXFI owe SECEISIQ IENOW I HOW Zgfglogflghr I M 'affifirr Ulf., '7 If-iclqnfifaflie C son Ag- 'Ofloll Pa A len Iv 'lofty M r - olman gd1pi.rjgJ,i.ren9 B GIVICG 1.1 15 ishop M on M,,,e, 'Uv Hove los DQj1I'gonnd And on Pefersoilr. One of the most honored of all clubs, this group performs one of the most difficult and responsible duties of the school. These students aid the school in all scholastic and public assemblies by the sell' ing, collecting and counting of all tickets. The members are nominated by the student council and are elected by the student body for a term of one year. The club is made up of seven boys and seven girls, Captain for this year was Donna Anderson, and the Lieutenant was Ralph Myhre, Mrs. Huey and Mr. King are club advisors. SIfCQ,.m H S ' . om Q S1-f,l6A1QfT'IfH-, F., Q Fc-,A-'LI' 1. I 9 1 f-' S 4409, , f1!1i1,,,4O:70L Md I f' 4 ' 1' 17' :- fldllwlt -ia ' A' lv'-,. 'Wife C ' fTol'u.l t-fl F QQ Ll Plipgsnnd And , DOH Bison Md Gfefgo 41111 - nf over, ru M91'fe IOIKIQVQIQ 'sb ' Son 152, -lg E Bonds and Stamps The school wished to offer its many thanks to those students who rendered their services in selling Bonds and Stamps this year. The bond and stamp sales reached a peak of 52,525.00 during the 5th War Loan Drive, which put CKHS way out in front of its quota. Office Force The girls on the office force have been faced with the very tough job of renewing every record of the school and the students after the records had been burned in the school fire. As the annual goes to press they have all but finished their task and the students of CKHS wish to offer their many thanks to Mr. Huey and the girls for doing a wonderful job. Library Staff Mrs. Bollman, head librarian, and her staff have done a wonderful job in filing and binding a great many new books and magazines. They have done especially well in finding room in the small CKHS li- brary for so many books and it is Mrs. Bollman's dream to have at least one square acre of library room in the new school. . i FIRST ROW, left to right: Beverly Knickerbocker, Irene Thomas, Iackie Lindenrnuth, Carole Vea, SECOND ROW: Pat Miller, Theda Craft, Mrs, Bollman, head librarian. THIRD ROW: Don Myre, Ralph Myhre. FOURTH ROW: Rosemary Cloud. 30 Girls' Club FIRST ROW, left to right: Carole Booth, Mary Hove, Iris Moore, Irene Bishop. SECOND BOW: Phyl- lis Martin, Ioby Martin, Nataie Coryell, Pat Miller. The Girls' Club is one of the oldest clubs in the school, whose aim is FIRST SEMESTER to promote girls' activities at Central Kitsap High School, and to have a President - - - Q pet Miller club in which every girl is a member. Vice President - Carole Booth The Girls' club sponsored several activities this year including ggclgelary ' ' NLHTYMHOYS The Big Sister Party, the Tolo, the Dance of the March Winds, the lo Y adm Mothers Tea and the Flunkers Hop. SECQND SEMESTER Newly formed this year was a Gripe Committee for the purpose President , ' ' ' Iris Moofe of gathering the girl's views on things they would like to see changed. gggjeffildlinl - ' CIZSEZH The officers for this year were: SBR -- - - - Renie Bishop The Boys' Club, an organization formed in 1944, was organized to let every boy have the chance of being in a club and participating in school activities. This year the club, combined with the Lettermens Club, put on the annual smoker, and has helped greatly in forming our Boys' Patrol and Fire Patrol. In the last two years the club has proven quite active in school doings, and in the future the club hopes to become one of the most important parts of the school. Boys' 'ac Club LEFT TO RIGHT. Don lohnson, loe Dull, Herb Bartlett Ralph Myhre, Les Iohnson, Sonny Purser, Iimmy Stanton, 5 Debate Team T TO RIGHT one EQO1 a kte Pa Ma m Ramona c o ue Fran c la E J' c The club thls year took part rn more debates than usual because of a let up 1n travel restrlctrons Outstandmg rn th1s year s act1v1t1es were two tournaments one at the College of Puget Sound February Sth and 7th to wh1ch Coach l-lorsley took a four man team Carol Kllgore George Gregolre Revel Werner and Warren Mayor for the Umverslty style debate On March 22 and 23 Carol Kllgore and George Gregolre went as a two man team to Pullman to partxctpate 1n a cross questlon style debate On Aprll 7th Larry Iackson Bevel Werner Warren Mayor George Grego1re and Carol Ktlgore held a panel dlscusslon style debate before the Sllverdale Grange Several of our debaters are freshmen so we have good prospects for next year when they are more expertenced LEP : D ld Gr re, I C rker Shtrley . xx , . S hr fr' Tv cis Lucht, Larry Iackson Phyllis Smlth, Mr. Horsley, Carol Kilgore 'Warren Mayor Gatos Booth S1 l. mmerr Fexel 'J inet 1 1 1 I This year, as never before, we have appreciated annuals. The fire destroyed many records of students who have graduated in the past years. It would have been impossible to complete these records without the use of well kept annuals of previous years We hope that as you look through this book you realize its significance and the effort put forth by the staff to make it a success. ,Ai Annual Staff FIRST ROW, left to right. Phyllis Bondy, Shirley Russell, Donna Anderson, Mary Hove, Barbara Wartman. SECOND ROW: Iune Werner, Mary Dole, Althea Weaver, Audrey Stanton. THIRD ROW: Carmen Monroe, Maiel Yakish, Phyllis Martin, Lila Hagener. FOURTH ROW: Lily Hagener, Herbert Bartlett, Don Peterson, Ioby Martin. FIFTH ROW: Allen Norman, Iinx Bell, Ierry Sproat, Winston McCracken. SIXTH ROW: Don Myhre, Ralph Myhre, M-war T' Advisor - - - - A Mrs. Kilkenny English Advisor --f- Mr. Horsley Co-Editors - Donna Anderson, Ierry Sproat Senior Editors - Phyllis Martin, Don Myre Activities Editor -'-- Mary Dole Activities Staff - - Ralph Myhre, Winston McCracken, Majel Yakish Sports Editors - Allen Norman, Don Peterson Snap Shots - Ioby Martin, Barbara Wartman, Caren Monroe Class Write Ups - Irene Bishop, Mary Hove, Majel Yakish, Audry Stanton Advertising Manager - - - Iune Werner Advertising Staff - Carmen Monroe, Don Myre, Ioby Martin y Honorary Members 1 - Phyllis Bondy, Shirley Russell Typists - - Doris Swanson, Etta Orwiler T-I1 E P IOBY MARTIN O BARBARA WARTMAN R T E R SHIRLEY RUSSELL S PHYLLIS BONDY '-JUJ'- Ui-4'-J J' PHYLLIS MARTIN X The Megaphone, co-editors, Phyllis Bondy and Shirley Russell, and associ- ate editor Phyllis Martin, with their supervision and direction the staff put out a worthy paper. The journalism class provided most of the news write- ups. Iunior editors, Ioby Martin and Barbara Wartman, taking major respon- sibilities. HERB BARTLETT Staff FIRST ROW, left to right: Phyllis Eondy, Margie Rowe Ardis Helgeson Doris Swanson, Carole Booth Shnley Russell SECOND ROYV: Mary Dole, lean Kilian Alth:-a Wartman, Lynn Geving 'l'lrilRD ROW, Carrier: Monroe L:.a Haqener, Phyllis Martin, Maiel Yakish loby Martin Iris Moore l OUR'l'l-I ROW: Dorothy Shurley, Betty lterreid Lily iiaqener Donald Peterson, Pat Needham, Marlyn Mayfield I ll'Tll ROVV l lt P lc , D ld M , R 1 Patio l l :lo if Bartlett Vfeav-lr, B-Vlwara ac ie ar er ona yre onne n e e Billy Shelheld, Donna Lott, Mary Hove SIXTH ROW Kerry Sproat, William White, Ralph Myhre, Allen Norman 'Warren Mayor, Ellen Iennff I A R T P R , ,, O ' D Hui! 'V ' U ,, , C T I O mf N DON MYRE ALLEN NORMAN MARILYN WILTON UJIIJQ'-3'-'ULWZ1 !IlL 1U:P'l 1.'1U LJ LJ : - ' Sw 17,4 A J, 'SLN .ak M ,...... ....... 4. , 1 - 9 D ,bg 1-1 l i .b 1 ,Q A S -K, I , ,, ,, i Er 4 f ' ' Y . . 2, AQ4 q 5 ? rf'1Tf, at -5' 'A' -Q fx 7 , X, . f +-Q-AN tue ' I lun: X ' III V. :mia f , I I . 4 Eiga .1 . A Y: -lj , Q Y ' if V 1 V ? I 5 A . W., Juice' I. ,Ji 1 burma 'f fin' ' Y Q, NS v x , 5 4, 4 V 1 2 1' I ' is LN P ku 3 4, ' . Q i , 5 L NE-x , ,u - 2-gg, ,5 AK f X ,V-' 4' 35' 1 Irv- Q: .vw- ,!,.. 'A QL 16 22 9? is 31 I1 wr-v Q ? 'nv ,sg Q-S ZZ Y, FIHSI' ROW leit to right Ardis Heigescn Carole Booth, lean Womac Pat Wilson, Donna Smith Virginia Hice SECOND ROW: Betty lohnson Betty Yuson, Barbara Schulstea: Maryxon Smiley le-ssie Parker Caro. Rzgore. 'l'l'ilRD ROW Agatha Efzntz, fune Helgescn Shirley-Ci.lverno..s-2 Lynn Geving Ramona Schroeder Malriei 'Nig- more FOURTH HOW Louise Haascrtel Barbara fenne Richard Wells Dean Sahivan loe Dan Fwflii ROW, lion Sullivan Charlie Maxwell Mr, Gilbert, Derwood Adams Chorus LUE HOWE Music Award Winner Music Central Kitsap's twenty laboring musicians have really put their best toot forward this year and have been on nearly every program that the faculty and students have put on, The band has blown and squeaked through many programs including the Operetta, iunior Play, and the County music tourna ment at Bremerton. lt has played for many games and assemblies at all times under the capable direc tion of Mr, Arthur Gilbert. Central Kitsap's Chorus have really shown themselves up this year by participating in every musi cal production that the school has put on. Their main attraction of the year was the production, 'The Chimes of Normandy, a light opera, directed by Mr. Arthur Gilbert, music director of CKHS, and was presented the 26th and 27th of April. The Chorus also participated in the Variety Show, Christmas Program, in wh:ch they were transs formed into an a Capella choir l l l.f'l'T TO NIGHT Bfflzara Wartm Sflflvy H':s:,f ll Mary llove, foliy Main Cheer Leaders P T- -P T Pep Club The Pep Club, whose aim is to promote the morale of our teams, consists of thirty membersg four freshmen, six sophomores, eight juniors, and twelve seniors. The advisor of the club is Mrs. Fanning. This year for the first time in its history there was an initiation for all new members. Also for the first time the freshmen were elected in midfyear instead of at the beginning. The officers for this year were the following: President - Mary Hove Vice President - Ioby Martin Secretary - - Barbara Wartman Program Chairman - Shirley Russell i FIHST HOVV i--tt in 'igrf fc?-x Martin, Shirley fttzssetl Marg lion - Barbfya Wafrnan SE,'f0'If HCV! Phylgis Bonciy Getty' Mme' Six' iey Maxim laclce Pa'kf.:, Magn Fcwf- Donna And-f's:n 'llilh HC'-V bail 571:-uri ' 2 '.'ffofla'd Pvt-af-1 Y-erm' :earl lffmar. lf-an Wornfic f'CUFf'llf HOQV M: , :1:.:..ti f3,.Cr.f:'z YI- 15 fit L31 fffviffrff Ff? IEi E- Q flfi'1.,e 'f'i ,'fe.. ff' lff1 .ri 7 lff , ' f'lff'f'ff HU '- . 'H ff , L asquers The lvfasguers is the dramatics club. lts members have all had speaking parts in high school plays. This year it sponsored a Halloween masquerade dance, the annual Christmas play, and made an excursion to the Showboat, where the members saw, 'The Philadelphia Story. Mr. Smith, dramatics coach, is the very able advisor of the Masguers. Stage Crew A successful stage presentation must have more than a good plot and players It must have a good setting and correct lighting to be fully understood and appreciated. This is the job ot the stage crew. The carpentry on the stage was done mostly by Mr. Mannings Sth period advanced wood-shop class. Those who did the painting, lighting and all other interior decoration were Donna Anderson, Majel Yakf ish, Del Fields, Don Myre, lerry Sproat, Harry Mitchell, and Vifayne Koske. :W .,,,ll i Q.: V15 -8 g, 36 'fr QD' E.:1iSl HOW .Q-:i tg -.grpi A:dis, ilegeson lf.-an Wcrna: Carcw Hoi-in lax: Swanson Lynn S-.'.':n'1 Pizynzs x SECCTQ HVVV Mr Sri X 0 S .C . i,.1i'fi . 1 -5' z, f.:r.ey R.s:,e,, Carol Scare .rene .rzrwrnas P: 'gras Ma 1n ,ennf l.1.y 1111 rzagfnf.-' ' cnna Andi-:sori lilliii, HOW Caro. Kzigore Ttieda Crat' rarncina Sccrfiwxer Fzances I.r':?1 Formal Pat a. if Bartle'f lon Myre, D1-l fields lunior Play The class of '47 really proved itself a talented class with its class play, Cyclone Sally, a three-act comedy written by Eugene G. Hofer and directed by Mrs. Alice Bollman. The plot of the play centers around a poor vegetable girl who, when her rich double moves to Chicago, tries to impersonate the rich girl, and after she is finally found out there is really trouble a-brewing and fun afpopping. The play was presented on the 15th and l6th ol March and was double cast in the female roles. CHARACTERS lack Webster ----- Ray Brown Reggie Manners - - - Ralph Myhre lim lerkins ----- Don Peterson Willie Clump ---- Harry Mitchell Sallie Graham - lean Kilian, Barbara Wartman lennie Thatcher - - - Marjorie Rowe, Dorothy Woodward Ruth Thatcher - Mary Hove, Althea Weaver Vivian Vernon - Natalie Coryell, loby Martin Effie Varden ----- Peggy Ioyce FIRST ROW, .left to right: Mary Hove, Iris Moore, Peggy Icyce, Margie Rowe, Dorothy Woodard, lune Werner. SECOND ROW: Barbara Wartman, Natalie Coryell, Ray Brown, Althea Weaver, Toby Martin lean Kilian. THlRD ROW: Al Turpin, Ralph Myhre, Harry Mitchell, Don Peterson, Mrs Bollrnan, Director. -ix. l at 'J an L. Q.. !w NA Q:- fg- Nl 5' Senior Play ln November the class ot 46 presented tile play, The Whole Towns Talking by lohn Fnxerson arid Anita Loos, under the direction of Yfr Hart Smith The hglarious three-act cortiedy' is the story of a father s trouble LTI getting his young daughter to marry his buslness partner. S1nce the play was pre- sented two night, all except one ol the female roles were double cast Donna Anderson was in charge of production Don lrlyre was stage electrician Lila liagener and lrene Thomas were prompfers, and the stage setting was done by the stage crew and l.lr flanning s 'Stn period sliop class. CHARACTERS lilenry Simmons -f-f- Herb Bartlett Harriet Simmons - lean Womac, Rhyll1s Bondy Ethel Simmons - f Lynn Geving, Carole Booth Chester Binney f--- lerry Sproat Letty Lythe f - Shirley Russell, Ellen lenne Donald Swift A ----- lulian Bell Roger Shields - - - Delmar Fields Lila Wilson ------ Doris Swanson Sally Otis - Ramona Schroeder, Carole Kilgore Annie --f-- Carol Scale, Frances Lucht Sadie Bloom - V Phyllis Martin, Lily Hagener Taxi-driver - f---- Ronnie Patten Mrs. lackson - f Ardis Helgeson, Theda Craft Variety Show The Variety Show ot l946 was one of the larger programs undertaken tor the year. lt consisted ot two acts and was under the direction ot Mr. Srnith, Mr. Gilbert, and Mrs. Fanning, The tirst act was made up ot specialty numbers in singing, dancing, turnbllng, musical instruments, and short skits. The second act was presented by the chorus and band and represented a Spanish Fiesta The Variety Show was undertaken in place of an AllfSchool Play because it gave a chance lor a greater number of students to perform. FQRST ROW left to :itat Franlis L.l:?:t Lynn Gevinii Arixs lf-.iescn Betty fohnson barbara Sohulsted, Alafha H1n': Donna Small SFCONP ROW Mr Smith Fxector Wzllzarrx Whve Carvl Kilgore lean Womac Ramona Sohroede-r Muriel Wigmore, lane llelgeson Betty Fuson ll-sine Parker' M' Gilbert Rrectbr THLRTW ROVV Carole Booth Marilyn Smiley Shirley Culber- housw Pat Wilson Vzrdrnia Rice PICK Wells 'ce Dull Dean Sullivan Donald Sullivan, Charlie Maxwell Fire Patrol FIRST ROW, left to right: Ouintrn Baldwin, Gerald Gregoire, Harlen Auxier, William White, Gerald Ifrickson, Bill Koch SFC! OND ROW: Donald Peterson, Rulon Ames, Bob Mazna, Al Turpm, Winston McCracken THIRD ROW' LeRoy Minch, Robert Purser, Gene Morris, Mike O'Rellley, Milton Nazarenus. FOURTH ROW: Ierome Thompson, Herbert Bartlett, Bob Hutchings, Art Errckson, Wayne Kosky. FIFTH ROW: Don Morrow, Ralph Myhre, Dan Flaherty, Curtis Anderson, Don Myhre, Del Fields, A av 3 .ff 'X-. X ls so lq ,d' xyg 0 rf- l 4-1 .f ff -f 3 CL s. 2? 2. FIRST ROW, left to right: Ioe Wood, Bob Harris, Kenny Dull, lack Koch, Warren Mayor, Burris Bauqhman. SECOND ROW: Ron- nie Patten, LeRoy Minch, Don Graden, Rulon Ames Gordon Brrge THIRD ROW: Ournlrn Baldwin Gerry Gregory, Victor Brown, Gordon Runberg, Roy Charawell, I-Iarlen Auxier. FOURTH ROW: Dick McConnell, Don Morrow, Ralph Myhre, Harry Mrtchell, Don Myhre, Mrlton Nazarenus, Mr. Smith. Boys' Patrol FIRST ROW, left to ri ht: Audrey Stanton, Shirley RusselT, Pat Petri, Audrery Lewis, Lois Auxier, Beth Ann erguson, lulia Smith. SEC- OND ROW: Celia Hanson, Rose- mary Voltien, Ianice Olund, Mary Dole, Luella Hartshorn, Echo Straus- berg. THIRD ROW: Bett Henry, Dorothy Bouse, Delores Steinman. Shirley Maxim, Doroth Holland, Stella Emmert. FOURTH ROW: Ger- ry Miller, Carmen Monroe, Doris Werdell, Sue McBride, Maril n Smiley, Marilyn Mayfield. FIFTH ROW: Myra loyce, lune Walker, Lue Howe, Bettyrnae Callow. SIXTH ROW: Gladys Kegle , Margie Welch, Alice Bowen, Sliirle Cul- verhouse, Beverly Ann Tibbetts, Louise Lambert. SEVENTH ROW: Theda Craft, Louise Houschel, Pat Miller, Mr. Davis, Miss Kountz, Pat Graves, Louis Chipman, Mildred Topolinski. Home Economics Club New to the school this year, the Home Economics Club is a branch ol the national organization, l'Fuf ture I-lomemakers ot America. The clubs aim is to make the high school girls ot today better homef makers for tomorrow. Its program for the year consisted of a Mothers' Tea at Christmas, an excursion to Seattle, and a drive for toys to send overseas. The club was also responsible for a large part of the style show which was presented at CKI-IS. The club advisor is Mrs. Hazel Davis. OFFICERS IST SEMESTER OFFICERS 2ND SEMESTER President ------ Pat Miller President ----- Donna Anderson Vice President - - Irene Bishop Vice President - Marilyn Mayfield Secretary - - Audrey Stanton Secretary - - Pat Needham Treasurer - Shirley Maxim Treasurer Shirley Russell Reporter - Audrey Stanton Recreation Council 'x,X CQ ? 09 19' FIRST ROW, left to ri ht: Margie Rowe, Iessxe Parker, Pat Wilson, Francis Lucht. SECOND ROW: Herb Bartlett, Lily Haqener, Barbara Wartman, lackie Parker, Carmen Monroe, Don Peterson. THIRD ROW: Mr. Morris, Advisor: Art Erickson, Ralph Myhre, Donald Myhre, Wins- ton McCracken. 41 . , r, lvfa ,,.. ..f Jw ,.f, FIRST HOW, left to right: Billy Woodard Timmy Woodard. SEC- OND ROW. Gerald Gregory, Bar- bara Ambler, Hulon Ames. THlRD ROWz Duane Brown, Carol Scafe, Gladys Kegley, Phyllis Winters, FOURTH ROW. Donald Peterson, Ralph Myhre, Robert Gaylord Bus Patrol For the safety of the students riding school buses to and from school, the Bus Patrol was formed. The Bus Patrol, organized under the Washington State Patrol, is composed of both boys and girls, whose duty it is to maintain order in the buses. They also stop all traffic at the bus stops until the road is clear of students. For this service the members of the Bus Patrol receive free admission to all school games, And as an extra treat, the State Patrol has furnished the Bus Patrol members of the county with a free roller skating party. They also have an excursion to Playland planned for sometime in the spring. Movie Gperators For the efficient handling of Central Kitsaps visual aid program and the noon recreational program, a staff of high school operators is maintained. These boys have been trained and must pass tests in the setting up, loading and rewinding of film before qualifying as movie operators. 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Letterman Basketball Lettermen LINDSTROM Guard 2 Yr Letterman ANGELO GEARY Head Coach ' SEASON SCORES GRADEN Forward 2 Yr Letterman OLSEN Guard 2 Yr Letterman IOHNSON, Forward Visitor Hoire 1 Yrs Letterman Port Townsend Uamboreel Vashon ------ Bainbridge ----- Port Townsend - - Port Angeles - - 41 Sequim - - - - 21 South Kitsap - - 57 North Kitsap - - Bainbridge - - Port Angeles - - Sequim - - - - South Kitsap - - - 42 Port Townsend - - 19 16 31 34 34 46 56 32 48 Vashon ------ 41 North Kitsap ---- 30 Bremerton CTournamentD 52 Port Angeles ---- 42 STANTON, Forward 2 Yr. Letterman 49 ,,. 4' in 8 C . Q. A 5 f V . ',' .f Q.. -,-,f if .Eff - 1 'gf 1-ng .. A ,.- Y FJ, 4 , , ,.r 4. 'D if ' . QL .1552 1.5 ' ' . . l Q- aa- .1-,O T 11 ' iv g X5 FIRST ROW, lett to right Art Erickson, Ierome Thompson, Charles Maxwell, Shirley Russell, Don Russell, Les Iohnson, Sonny Piirser, Harlan Auxier SECOND ROW. Bob Hutchings, Donald Peterson, Bob Mazna, Ioe Dull, Del Fields, Iack Lilyen ren, Iohn Craft Milton Goske THIRD ROW. Robert Minch Don Orwiler, Ronald Patten, lack Lee, Peter Olsen, lim Stanton, Xl Turpin, Merle Iohnson lack Saiiivan FOURTH ROW, Bill Wagner, Herbert Bartlett, Bill Shetueld, Curtis Anderson, Ralph Lindstrom, LeRoy Minch, Allen Norman, Terry Sproat, Dan Flaherty. The CKH Lettermens Club was one of the sparkling clubs of the year Among its many activities during the school year was the annual smoker, one ot the big events of the season, which was held in November, In addition to the smoker, the club sponsored a hillbilly dance, which was held in the Silverdale Scout Hall. Don Russell and lim Stanton were presidents. Lettermen's Club and G. A. A. The Girls' Athletic Association is a newly formed organization which corresponds to the Lettermens Club. The G. A. A. was started by Mrs. Fanning, physical education teacher, upon the request of many girls. The first meeting of the G. A. A. was held in October, and the officers were elected as follows: Shir- ley Maxim, President, Iackie Parker, Vice Presidentg and lean Kilian, Secretary. 500 points are required' for a letter. FIRST ROW, left to right Ixne Werner, Iona I-iarnrriergren Beryl Snedxcor, Barbara Somers lean Kilian, Pat Wilson, Sue McBride Eonice Pete.son SECOND ROW Gerry Miller, Mary Hove Peggy Ioyce, Peggy Ferguson, Barbara Wartman, lean Robinson La Verne St Peters Iris Moore THIRD ROW. Iune Dglff-:ity Frances Lucht Marjorie Guinn Shirley Maxim Donalda Gregoire Cathy Kendall Oarrnen Monroe Audrey Stanton FOURTH ROW Barbara Tl-xzarenus Marilyn Smiley Dorothy Reese Frances Lou hrin Mary Haverfield Iune I-ielgeson Illia Srriith FIFTH ROW Beverly Tibbetts Pat Reeser Nanette Stevens Lois Chipman, Cecelia Hansen, Mariorie Weltch, Cynthia McDonald, Na.alie Coryell Mrs Fanning FIRST ROW, left to right: Ianice Olund, Irene Bishop, Lily Haqe ner, Dorothy Woodard Iune Strassburg, Echo Strassbur , Lois Auxier, Pat Petrie, SECOND ROW. Rosemary Voltin, Oolleen Blackburn, Beth Ann Ferguson, Ioan Hutchings, Betty Callow, Lriella Hartshorn, Marilyn Mayfield, Diane Solie THIRD ROW: Mrs Fanning, Virginia McAboy, Margaret Carroll, Eleanor Re lin. Beverly Stroupe Carnice Yelverton, Henrietta Gurnard, Toan Berg FOURTH ROW, Betty Damon, Bessie Balch Althea Weaver, Toby Martin, Phyllis Martin, Maril n Smiley Francis Young, Grace Miclcleberry FIFTH ROW: Colleen Thom son, lean Smith, Marilyn Wilton, Bernadine Topoltnski, Pat greaves, Dorothy Brookrnan, Mary Alice Goforth X ,...-.. X .....a. .,,....--f-'- ,,...---- ,,....----' .......--- LL VJAGTZH fnheider GEICEGH MORRIS WIIISTOII MCCHACKIQN, lnlinlder Head Coach lYr l.e'ie'man The Cougar baseball season had just begun as the l945 Echo went to press. At that time the team had not met any outside competition. However, with a squad made up ot ten lettermen and thirteen experienced players from last years diamond group, several ot whom played in the lunior League, the prospects of a better-than-average team seemed very likely. Among the returning lettermen were Babe Maxwell, pitcher par excellence. Among the other returning lettermen were flychasers, intielders, and a veteran catcher, Bob Hutch- ings. With these men it was possible to place an experienced baseball man in every position. FlFlST ROW, left to right lack Sullivan, Don Peterson Merle lohnson, lackie Lee, Les lohnson Del Fields lack Lilyengren, Don Orwiler SECOND ROW Harlan Auxier, Winston McCracken, Roy Charwell, Harry Mitchell, Bill Wagoner, Sonny Purser, lim Higgins Bob Mazna THIRD ROW Duane Brown Bunky Baldwin, Curtis Anderson, Bob Hutchings, Wayne Kosky, Kenneth Lundemo, lerome Thompson lra Peterson Hob Sproul ...Ax- Q -.qmw -ms-v' 11 ' liwfl . , v VF' Y V Y V V is U 3 fe -- --g,p ilgifpk gl JQMTM l l .1 , x N K Q Il- 'X , F. T.. I in I th bb.-. 2 A Q Q 5 H A vr,f,, f if , h S. ,L - ,, ' , A . 1 f., 461925 ,rm .. Q ,-.- p-1 P..- f lf. DON PETERSON, Field DEL FIELDS Fteizx BOB HUTCHINGS, Catcher LES IOHNSON, Secord B3 9 2 Yr Letterman 2 Yr Letterman 2 Y! 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