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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1952 volume:

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STERNEMAN Secretory to Mr. Jenne U 0 m ' J PRlNCIPAL'S ADDRESS It loolcs so easy-The expert truclcdrivers, the great pianist or the star athlete all do their specialty with apparent ease. But there were hours of practice and years of experience that malce it appear simple. Do we accept our American heritage without being aware of the vigorous struggles that gave it to us-and the continued effort required to preserve it. Do we appreciate our American freedom, our rights and our privileges? They were bought with a 'fearful price. Foreign visitors express amazement at our seeming indifference or laclc of understanding. In a few short years Central Kitsap students will be voting citizens. lt will be your responsibility to hand on to future generations their freedoms. This we can do with an intelligent vote and an alertness that good government does not come easily. Eternal vigilance is the price of Freedom. Phone ZI I0 IVERSEN BROTHERS Poulsbo THE BOARD Left to right: Mr Ccirl Jenne r Frank Whitaker, Mr C A Hinmon Mr. Olot Stevenson Mrs Elsie Christo pher, Mr. Mortin J Holland WILLIAM E. CHOVIL BA. and BE., C.P.S., 7th grade, Biology. EDNIS DUNBAR B.S. and M.A., N.Y.U., Girls' P.E., Biology, G.A.A. Advisor. JOHN PAGE I BS. and B.E., S.P.C., Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics, Science Club Advisor. . - c NADINE TOPNESS B.S., U. of W., Clothing, Boys' Home Economics, Junior Class Ad- visor, F.H.A. Co-advisor. HELEN REEVE B.A., U. of W., Art, Social Studies, Senior Class and Poster Club Ad- visor. RUTH LAMB B.S., III. State U., Foods, Girls' Club and Pep Club Advisor, Co-advisor of F,H.A. I W:- hl 4 a ...A PAUL LINDER B.A., Capital U., Social Studies, Junior High Coach. WALLACE G. CALLOW B.S., U. of W., Social Living, Junior High Mathematics, Honor Society and Hall Patrol Advisor. Wi, mm Phone 3-9900 HELEN DAVIS I3O Pacific ZWLM0 LIONEL MANNING B.S. W.S.C.- M.S. Ore. State Col- lege- Shop Stage Carpenter. ADRIAN BEAMER B.A., E.W.C., Shop and Coach. NORBERT JOHN B.S. and B.E., W.S.C., Vocational Agriculture, Advisor of F.F.A. and Fire Patrol, Co-advisor of Hiking Club. 3' WS , 5 at X I 6 I HAROLD W KING AB U of Ore MA Gonzaga. Mathematics Latin Junior Red Cross and Latin Club Advisor ACKLIN KNAPP BA and BE WSC Spanish and Mathematics Service and Spanish Clubs and Annual Advisor Co ad- visor Hiking Club GORDON WILSON BA U of W Typing Shorthand, Bookkeeping Sophomore Class and Commercial Club Advisor JEN SOUTHWORTH B.S., N. Dak. State, English, Psych. Drama, Masquer and Thespian Ad- visor. DONALD HORSLEY B.A., Intermt. Union, Journalism, English, Public Speaking, Debate and Megaphone Advisor. ALICE W. BOLLMANN B.A., Carleton College, M.A., U. of W., Library, Freshman Class and Stamp Club Advisor. Phone 2-55-Ol RHODES ELECTRIC Silverdale 74M ,XS-lf MARGARET MORRIS B.E., Central State Teachers College, Eighth Grade, Co-advisor of Student Council of the Junior High. RUTH E. MANNlNG B.E., W.W.C.E., Seventh Grade, Ninth Grade English, Seventh Grade Advisor. ISABELLE BROCKWAY B.E., White Water State Teachers, Eighth Grade and Eighth Grade Class Advisor. X7 fffnw! HELEN PETRICKA Dickinson State, W.W.C.E., Music Eighth and Ninth Grade Chorus. ROBERT M. REIMAN B.A., S.P.C., English, Seventh Grade Chorus, Senior High Chorus. HARLEN MOEN B.E., Minnesota State Teachers Col- lege, U. of W., U. S. Navy School of Music, Band and Orchestra, Drill Team Advisor. Phone 2-8654 GREAVES FAR WEST Sllverdale 1 1952 1951 .Qflifi aww lli 28 2:1 jz 14 I9 1 26 'W' QQWL 02 n FIRST SEMESTER SENIOR CLASS OF- FICERS-LeTT To righT: Jack I-Iowe, SAA: PeTe Grahn, Vice-presidenTg AIice CoryeII, SecreTary-Treasurer: Nik Reeve, PresidenT. SENIOR HISTORY In I948 when a group oT shy Tresh- men enTered CKHS, spiriT enTered wiTh Them. They came ouT second in The mag- azine drive and Top saIesmen, PeTe Grahn and .Ioan BesT were Trom This cIass. They were a very acTive class in Their sophomore year in sporTs, cIubs, and The TirsT Traveling assembly of The year was produced by The sophomores. Their advisor was Mrs. SouThworTh. WiTh Their Third year aT CK Iooming brighTIy beTore Them, The cIass oT '52 gave The second dance oT The year called Junior Jive JoinT. The iunior play, Our Miss Brooks , was produced in February, The iunior Prom and BanqueT, which was a huge success, concluded The year's acTiviTies. Mrs. Reeve was The advisor. AT IasT we are SENIORS and sTiII very acTive, puTTing on The TirsT dance oT The year on The Tennis courTs. AnoTher Traveling assembly was given by The cIass eerIy in The year. Senior BaII and senior pIay were mid-year acTiviTies. Now ThaT we are Ieaving CK, we hope The COUGAR SPIRIT will conTinue Through The years. Oo,-' - I 3 GQ l ,, Barbara J G 1, mai Qi. kI'i3v-'Ii A 2- ii-is smog Na'-C1 fl -ff A P W - 5 I' ' lk nf-0 0 3 -fe. 95 Gob-V 'A 41 0 1 34 'nl 'Auf gag 59 Q , cb 0 N Spormq qgqol Yeh ' ' 'kv mfg ie lr f 0 sg I: '71 Jo '7 w A- ' 4035, e Q 0 Q Q 'ORG 2 gf . ,Q ck g-if 28 nga: as Jo QOQXKKEND con 0 S s ' C, fd sr I efffre Pentel-ol' 123 S R nie' 1 pot 5 os 9 I ou 'vs par 05 P ' 94 v- Dot Lee Nl 'Aof ko H ' Wh To 9 ' ' 4411443 kb 4' M ' 7 Bill AUCC L Joe e Cecil Lila A0 170011 QT ' SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS-LeTT To righT: EIdon Kemp, SecreTary-Treas- urer: Nik Reeve, PresidenTg PaTsy Bridg- man, Vice-president KeThy Frender, SergeanT-aT-Arms. PAUL ANDERSQN , KENNETH AVERY I.EROY BARTLETT RAY BERGE Sour bull not serious, quief buf noi idle. Eniered from Bremerion 4: Baslcefball 4. - ' IKenI He has Thar all around sax appeal. Foofball I, 2, 3. 4: SBR 2. 3, 4, SAA 3: FFA 3, 4, Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 4: LeIIerman's Club 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 4: Ex. chssembly 3: Band I, 2, 3, 4 Class Sec.-Treas. 3: Class SAA 3: Service Club I, 2: Sax. Quarfef 3. 1 I K JOAN Bssr No one buf herself can copy herself. GAA I, 2, 3, 4: Lifile Lelier Lassies 2: CK Club 3, 4: CK Hon. Soc. 2, 3, 4: Torch Hon. 3, 4: I.aI'in Club 4: Mile High Club 4, Pres. 4: Jr. Red Cross 3, 4, Pres. 4: Meg. Siaff 3, 4, Copy Ed. 4: Annual Sfaff 3, 4: Debafe 2, 3, 4: Science Club 4: Class Assembly 2: Class Play 3: Sen. Ban. I: Sen- ior Ball Music Chairman 4: Homecoming Co-chairman 4: Baskefball Scorelceeper 2. 3, 4. RALPH Bowen I guess Ihe women haven'f heard aboul me yeI. Re-eniered from Virginia 3: Fooiball I, 2: Baseball I: Mile High Club 4: Senior Assembly 4: Meg. S+aff 4. IROYI Forward ever: backward never. SBR 2, 4, Presiden+ 4: Class Pres. 3: Service Club 2, 3, Caplain 3: Track 2: Leiier- man's Club 3, 4: Hall Pairol 3: Represeniaiive fo Boy's S+a+e 3: Senior Announcemenf Com. 4, PATSY BRIDGMAN lPa+I She who imparfs cheeriulness adds Io Ihe wealrh of 'rhe world. Band I, 2, 3i GAA I, 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 4, PI. Keeper 3: CK Club 3, 4, Pres. 4: Class Vice Pres. 4: Annual Slaii 2, 3, 4, Senior Ed. 4: Debafe 3, 4: Commercial Club 4: Mas. 3, 4: Pep Club 3, 4: Ex. Assem- bly 2, 3: Saxaphone quarfei 3: Orch. 2: Easier Assembly: Op- ereila 2: Slyle Show I, 2: Girls Club I, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4: Jr. play make-up, prod, 3: Sen. Ring com. 3: Chris+mas Assembly I, 2, 3, 4: Mile High Club 4: Homecoming Com. 4: Posler Club 4, Sec. 4: One Ac? Play Com. 3, 4: Home Room SAA 4. MARJORIE BYAM Sweefness is an asset' Eniered from Ola. H Soc. 2, 3: FI-IA . 2, 3, 4: G A , ni Iu 3,4,sCOi 9,415 , :WA Lei The world come Io me I'm wailing. nd I, 2, 3, 4: Paddle Squad 2, 3, 4. Phone 2-8623 CI-IICO SERVICE and GARAGE Chico CHARLOTTE CAIN Men can live wifhoul boolu. buf nol wifhoul cooks. A I I LI I PHYLLIS CARMAN IPIIIII A gleam of sunshine. Re-enlered from Tacoma: Homecoming Princess 4: Jr. Play 3, Class Assembly 4: Thes. 3, 4, Vice Pres. 4: Pep Club 3, 4, PI. Keeper 4: Girl's Club 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 4: GAA 2. 3: FHA 4: Red gross 3, 4: Chorus 2, 4: Vvlefy Show 3: Drill Tegm 2:Nfi. Assembly 3: Spgirz' Concorl 2: Chrislmas m 2,' 4: One Acl Play UPN I 'liygiglwamehil 3. I, fl L I v I IJ X J li I f' rv' ' f . I f fiygll WAY E Quiz IBUHI Wha'r is lile wil oul a lillle lun rnixeid in. Vice Presidenl of Class 2: PFA 3, 4: Foolball I, 3: Bas- kelball 2: Senior Play 4. l'lAROLD DAHL lPinIIyI His career has been slormy, buf he graduales in calm. Track 2: Baslcelball 2, 3: Fool- ball 2, 3, 4: LeIIern'Ian's Club 4: Paddle Squad 3: Class SAA 3. ALICE CORYELL A boomerang of smiles and personaIiIy. SBR I, 2, 3: Chorus 2, 3: Jr. Prom Co-chairman: Cheer- leader I: Girls' Pres. 4: CK Club 3, 4, SAA 4: GAA I, 2, 3, 4: Class Assembly 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 3, 4: Operella 2: Class Officer I, 4: Service Club 2, 3: Debale 3, 4: Paddle Squad I, 2: Hon. Soc, 2: Conference Career Day Pub. Chairman 4: Homecom- ing Com. 4: Co-chairman Soph. Assembly 2: Soph. Ouar- Tel: Com, Club 4: Hiking Club 4: Chrislmas Assembly 2, 3: Easier Assembly 2, 3: Slyle Show I, 2: Home Room Sec. 4. MARNA DAHL Full of wil and lull of fun: Ihalls The way she greefs everyone. Enlered from Shellon 2: Arl Edilor of Annual 3, 4: Meg. Arl Edilor 3: Operella 2: Jr. Prom lnvilalion Ch. 3: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Mile High Club 4? Selecl Chorus 4: Sen. Ball Com. 4: Posler Club 2, 31 Variely Show 2: Drill Team 3: Soph Dance Com. 2: Slyle Show 2, 3. JOANNE DARLING . 7 I IJOI A sighl Io delighl in. Service Club 2, 3, 4: Office 3, 4: Pep Club 3, 41 GAA 2. 3: CK Club 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3: Com. Club 4: Class Assembly 2: Homecoming Com. 3: FHA 2: Operella 2: Slyle Show 2: Molhers Tea 2, 3: Chrislmas Assembly 3: Sen. Ball Com. Meg. Slall 4: GirI's Club 2. 3, 4: Variely Show 2. PATRICK CIRAMEII lpail Don'+ lake life loo seriously -you'll never gel oul alive.' Band I, 2. 2 I I Phone 3.9246 KITSAP LAKE GROCERY Kilsap Lalce Junclion 7 DUANE DENO Beware you fish, I have a line of my own. Sfamp Club I: Library 4: Manager-Baseball I, Baslref- ball I, Foofball I: Science Club. Lee Domes BeneaIh his quielness lies 'rrue sincerilyf' Mile High Club 4: Jr. Red Cross 4: FFA 3, 4: Career Day Adv. 4: College Con. Room Chair. 4: Hall Palroll 4: Pos- Ier Club 4: Paddle Squad I. 2, 3, Capl. 4: Service Club 4: Track 2. MARILYN FERCH To her Ihis is a world of friends. Orch. 2: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Thes. 3, Sec. 4: SBR 2, 3, 4: Hon. Soc. 3, 4, Vice Pres. 4: Jr. Play: GAA I, Sec. 2, Vice Pres. 3. Pres. 4: CK Club Vice Pres. 3, 4, Ex. Assembly 3: Class Assembly 2, 4: Lalin Club Sec. 3, 4: Girls' Club Sec. 2, SBR 3, Pres. 4: Homecoming Queen 4: An- nual Slaff 3, 4: Soph. SBR: Science Club: Sr. Class SBR: Nall. Hon. Soc. 3, 4. FLOYD FirzwArER Lef's slcip, I've been lo one class lodayf' Baseball 3, 4: LeIlerman's Club 4. Pep Club 4. LILA Doimmen DARREL EMBL Eyes, whaf are They far, if LasI four years were Ihe nol To use? hardest GAA I, 2: Drill Team I, 2, 3: Foolball I. 2, 3, 4: Baslcelball Pep Club 3, P+. Keeper 4: Girl's Club 2, 3, 4: Thes. 3, 4, Scribe 4: Mas. 3, 4: Mile High Club 4: Jr. Play 3. KATHRYN FRENDER lKaIl-iyl Then heigh-ho Ihe holly, Ihis lile is mosl iolly. Chorus I, 3, 4: Girl's Ensemble I: Soph. Assembly: Masquers 2, 3, 4: Jr. Play: Thes. 3, 4, Hislorian 4: Sr. Assembly Chair. 4: FHA 2, 3, 4, Par- liamenfarian 2, 3, Pres. 3, 4: Meg. Slall 4: GAA I, 2, 3, 4: CK Club 3, 4: CCC 2, 3: Ball Music Co-ch.: Sfyle Show 2, 3: Lalin Club 2, 3: Class SAA 4: Mile High Club 4: Pep Club 3, 4, Treas. 4: CK Hon, Soc. 2, 3, 4: Torch Hon. Soc. 3, 4: Bylcemlic 4. BETTY RAE FULTZ Love is beller than lame. Pep Club 3, 4, PI. Keeper 4: FHA 2, 3: CK Club 3, 4: Served Jr. Foolball Banquel. I: Mile High Club 4: Girl'S Club 2, 3, 4: MoIher's Tea I. 2: GAA I, 2, 3. I, 2, 3: Baseball l: Mile High Club 4: Le+Ierrnan's Club 3, 4 ,. Phone 2-46Il PICKLES CHILI PARLOR Silverfl-le 'J PETER GRAHN JAMES HAJEK GORDON HANSON DONNA I-IOPPE IPeIel IJiml S'rrengIh is Ihe way IO suc- UMen'IIleY make me Slluddel' Easy come, easy go. I'm noi bashlul, I iusl like IO C655-H FHA I7 GAA If 3- 4 Skeibsii i, 2, 3, 4, Foolball be Coaxedf' 23,2 3'C,4L Cff G2,', 3 4 4: Baseball I, 3: Le-'r+erman's FFA 3: Paddle Squad 3, 4' 2 3 ei U ' 'rs U ub 3, 4: Class Vice Pres, Hall Palrol 3: Mile High ' 4 Hall Palrol 4: Meg. 4: Club 4. FFA 3, 4, Vice Pres. 4. JACK I-lows Handsome is as handsome does. Foolball 2, 3, 4: Leflermarfs Club 3, 4: Science Club 4: Mile High Club 4: Service Club 3: Sr. Class SAA: SBR 2: Band I, 2, 3: Jr. Class Vice Pres: Soph. Class Sec.- Treas. 1 . ,.x,,v. rA sf 5:1 ,J.,,J..M.1- +4 GAYLE JOHNSON BashluIness is an Ornameni Of yOuIh. Girls' Club I, 2. 3, 4: GAA I, 21 FHA I. CLIFFORD KASTER IBEIII 'llhe world lcnows Iillle OI il's qreal men, ELDON KEMP Men who malce Ihemselves useful are needed. Baslcelball 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2: Sr. Class Sec.: Mile High Club 4: l.e'I'rerman's Club 4. ATRICIA IKenI Gee, I'm always doing some- thing like Thai. Service Club 3, 4: GAA I, 2, 3, 4: FI-IA 3: Pep Club 3, 4: Class Assembly 3, 4: De- bale 3, 4: Drill Team 2: Mai- orelfes 3, 4: Trav. Assembly 3: Mas. 3, 4: Hiking Club 4, ASB 4: One Acl Play 3: Meg. Sfaff 4: CK Club 3, 4: Mofh- ers' Tea Ch. 3: Sfyle Show, 2, 3: Prom Ch. 3: Tolo Ch. 3, 4: Class Pres. 2, 3: Hon. Soc. 2: Jr. Ring Com. 3: Commer- LACY :sam Spends hall his Time figur- ing how Io spend The ofher hall. Foolball I: Baseball I, 2: FFA 3, 4. DOROTHY LIPPERT IDOII II's no? good Tor man To be alone. GAA I, 2, 3, 4, OIT. 3: FHA 2, 3: CK Club 2, 3, 4, OIT. 3, 4: Meg, Slall 4: Chorus 4: ASB 3: Class Assembly 2: Hiking Club 4: Pep Club 3, 4, P+. Keeper 3: Service Club LI. 4: Girls' Club OIT. I, 2. 3, 4: Molhers' Tea I, 2. 3: Drill Team 3, 4. TERRY McCANN A quiel Tongue shows a wise head. Spanish Club I, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3: Service Club 3, 4, Caplain 4: Echo Slafl 2, 3, 4, Circ. Man. 3, Bus. Mang 4: ASB 4: Operella 2: Science Club 4: Slamp Club I: I-Ionor So- ciely 2, 3. IBobI Speak Io him, ladies, and see il you can move him. x SALLY McCRAcKEN I can'I come, my week ends are all occupied fill June. Tumbling Team I: ASB I: Band I, 2, 4: Cheerleader I, 2, 3, 4: GAA I, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Drill Team I: I-Ion. Soc. 2, 3: CK Club 3, 4: CK Cives 3, 4: Class Play 3, 4: Lei. Lass. I, 2: Car. Day Ch, 4: Class Assembly 2, 4: Make-up 4: Slyle Show I, 2. SHIRLEY MAINE Her ways are ways ol pleas- anlnessf' Pep Club 3, 4: Girls' Club Off 3: Office Force 3: I-liking Club 4: Com. Club 4: Class Assembly 2, 4: Prom Ch. 3: Ball Ch. 4: CK Club 3, 4: Class Play 3: Op. 2: Band I. 2, 3: Tolo Ch. 4: l.e+. Lass. 2: Slyle Show I, 21 FHA 2, 3i GAA I, 2, 3: Jr. Red Cross 3. EE WARREN LEwis Class Play 4 Movie Cpera lor 3 I x Phone 3-9339 ZIMS TRIPLE XXX 23I6 6+h S+. 'J JOE MENTOR When I have nofhing fo say. I say if. SBR 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 4: De- bafe 3, 4: FFA 3, 4: Junior Play 3: Smolcer 3, 4. i N NANcY MEY The person I draw my plans for is a man. Drill 'Ieam l, 2, 3: Honor Sociefy 2, 3: Chorus I, 2, 3: GAA I, 2: Commercial Club 43 CK Club 3, 4: Opereffa 22 Homeroom Presidenf 4: Va- riefy Show 2: Sfyle Show 2: Pep Club 3: Spanish Club I, 2: Fx. Assembly I: Commercial Club Secrefary 4. DORIS NELSON Affer man came woman, and she's been affer him ever since. Band I, 2: Chorus 3, 4: GAA I, 2, 3, 4: Sfyle Show l, 3: Class Officer 2: Class Trio 3, 4: Girls' Sexfeffe 4: Mas, 3. 4: CK Club 3, 4: Sophomore Assembly: Junior Play 3: De- bafe 4: Spanish Club 3, 4: Ex. Assembly 4: Posfer Club 3, 4: One Acf Play 3: Senior Play Crew 4. MARGARET NOBLE IMargeI Somefhinq fhaf is worfh doing is worfh doing well. SRB l, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 3, 4, Presidenl' 4: Service Club 3: GAA I, 21 CK Club 3, 4, Secrefary 3: FHA 2: Prom and Banquef Co-chairman 3: Tolo Decorafion Chairman 3: Office 3. 4: Honor Sociefy 2: Band I, 2: Junior Dance Com- miffee 3: Senior Dance' Com- miffee 4: Sophomore Dance Commiffee 2: Orchesfra 2: Opereffa 2: Annual Sfaff 2, 3, 4: Senior Announcemenf Commiffee 4: Foofball Ban- quef Commiffee 4: Mofher's Tea 2, 3: Chrisfmas Assembly I, 2: Girl'S Club l, 2, 3, 4, Vice Presidenf 3: Slyle Show I, 2: Senior Ball Commiffee 4. BEVERLY MINCH IBQVI There is no limif fo her good nafuref' Pep Club 3, 4: GAA I, 2, 3, 4: Library 3, 4: CCC 2, 3: Senior Assembly 4: Meg. Sfaff 4: Sophomore Assembly 2: Junior Prom Commiffee 3: Senior Dance Commiffee 4: Junior Dance Commiffee 3: Sfyle Show I, 3: Mofher's fea I, 2, 3: CK Club 3, 4: Girl's Club I, 2, 3, 4: Senior Play Crew 4. GRACI E Lou Oi.sEN She fakes fhe world as she finds if. Band I, 2, 3: 4: GAA I, 2: Lafin Club 3, 4: Sfyle Show I, 2. 3: CCC 3, 4. CECIL GLUND Life is whaf you maize if. Announcer 3: Paddle Squad I, 2: Service Club 3, 4: CK Honor Sociely 2, Presidenf 2: Nafional Honor Sociefy 3, 4: SBR l, 3, Presidenf 3: Debafe 3: Office 3. I'IELEN MORELOCR Gee, aren'f boys funny. Pep Club 3, 4: Sfyle Shaw 2: GAA 2, 3: FHA 2, 3: Chorus 2, 3: Junior Play 3: Drill Team 2, 3: Opereffa 2: Sophomore Assembly 2: Mofherls Tea 2: Mas. 3, 4: Commercial Club 4: Junior Dance Commiffee 3: Office 4: Junior Prom Com- miffee 3, Senior Ball Com. 4 Girls' Club I, 2, 3, 4: Senior Play Crew 4. 1 JERRY ORWILER Come forward. O my soul, and lef flue resf refire. Foofball I, 2: Baslcefball I, 2, 3: Baseball I, 2, 3, 4: FFA Officer 4: Leffermen's Club 3, 4. REL GLoRIA OWENS I like fun, I like iolcesf' Drill Team 2, 3, 4: CK Club 3, 4: GAA I, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 3, 4: Posfer Club 3, 4 Mile-High Club 4: Concessions 4: Co-clwairman Senior Ball: PE Assisfanf 4: Girls' Club 2, 3, 4: Junior Prom Commiffee 3, Tolo Commiffee 3, 4. MARGARET PIERCE Smile your froubles away. Paddle Squad 3, 4: Sophomore Assembly: Junior Play: Mas- quers 3, 4: Mile-High Club 4: GAA I: Pep Club 3, 4: GLEN PEARSON I ROYDEN PERIOT An all around ,gfhlefe ... C, l'm glad I lived fhrough fhe folly good fellow. Foofball I, 2, 3, 4: Baseball I, 2: Baslcefball I, 2, 3, 4: Track 3. 4: Mme-I-Iigh Club 4: Lef- fermen's Club 3. 4, Presi- denf 4. MARILYN RAATZ Solifude s ealrs for 'f lf. Meg. Sfaff 3: S yle Show 2: . P 'se Variefy Show Drill Team 2: lrl Three One'ACl plays 3' b Commercial ,, ' Vice Presidenf 4' Libr faff 4' Girl's Clu , 2, , Opera 21' sea J . U ,II Q I 'fl WARREN PLIQH Well said is beffer flwan well done. Debafe 4: Homecoming Com- miffee 4: Announcer 4. ALEX RAMIREZ When I have nofhing else fo do, I sfudy. Spanish Club 3, 4: Sfamp Club I: Library 3: Science Club 4: Wiflidrew mid-ferm. winferf' PAUL Reoolcx I'II be merry, I'II be free, l'II be sad for nobody. Sophomore Assembly 2: Pad- dle Squad 2, 3: Service Club 3, 4: Junior Play 3: Senior Play 4: Thespians 4: Masquers 3: Mile-High Club 4: FFA 3. 4: Secrefary 4: Thespian Play 3: SBR 4. Kenneign Reeveqi .. K nun., lt.. For ahbrighf manhood fhere is no suchword as failurel' Lafin Club 3, 4: Service Club 4: .Annual Sfaff 3, 4: Circlila- fixon Manager 4: Mefgl Sfaff 4: Ar? Edifor'4: Ex. Assembly 3, Co-chairman 4: Opereffa 2: Junior Banquel' Tpdsfmasfer 3: Dec. Co-chairman' 3: Class Assembly 4: Class Presidenf 4: Choyus I, 2, 4: Mile-High CIub'4: Thaspians 3, 4, ffreas- urer 4: Selecf .Chorus 4 Homecoming Co-chairman 4: Senior 'A Ball Commilfdei' 4: Carder 'Day 4:1 PTA Variefy , X Show 2: College Conference I , 3: brarriia ,ConvenIilon 3:' Del- L egafe fo counfy drama organi- - zafion .4: Senior Play 4. ROYAL ROBINSON lPunchyI You're only young once, so give if The works. Enfered from Bremerfon 2: Foofball 3, 4: SBR 4, SAA 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Service Club 3: Paddle Squad 2: Mile-High Club 4: Clarinef Ouarfef 3: LeHerman's Club 3, 4: SAA 4: Smoker 2: Senior Play 4. MARILYN ROMSTAD Oh, lhem eyes ! Pep Club 2, 3, 4: GAA I, 2, 3. 4: Maioreffe 2, 3. 4: Mofher'S Tea I, 2, 3, 4: Junior Play 3: Library 3, 4: CK Club 3, 42 Posfer Club 4: Meg. Sfaff 3. 4: Chorus I, 2, 3, 4: FHA I. 2: Debafe 3: Junior Prom Commiffee 3: Cherry Pie Con- fesl 4: Mas. 3, 4: Hile-High Club 4: Senior Ball Cornmiflee 4: Sfyle Show I, 2, 3, 4. Km Reeve Get ouf of fhe car and we'll shove her over fhe bank. Baseball I, 2, 3, 4: Baslrefball 2, 3, 4: Foofball I: Mile-High Club 4: LeIferman's Club 3, 4. MARY Ross The world is 'full of froubles, buf I'm sfill happy. Enfered from Camden 2: GAA 2, 3: FHA 2: Meg. Sfaff 4: SB Secrefary 4: Class Assembly 4: Pep Club 3, 4: Service Club 4: Class Officer 3: Of- fice 3: Junior Play 3: Thes- pians 3, 4, Presidenf 4: Mas- quers 3, 4: Girls' Club 2, 3, 4: Commercial Club 4, Secrelary 4: Homecoming Elecfion Chair- man 4: Career Day Commiffee 4: Mile-High Club 4: Junior Prom Commiffee 3: Mofher's Tea 2: Senior Play 4. f L .f I CHARLES Ruiz lCl1arliel They say carrofs are good for Ihe eyes. Senior Play 4. JOHN Rosenrsow You can'f expecf a feller fo know everyfhingf' Chorus I, 2, 3, 4: Lafin Club 4: Science Club 4: Opereffa 2: Traclc I, 2: Drama Fesfival 3: PTA Variefy Show 2: Senior Assembly 4: a . 3, 4: One Acf Play 3: ecia Choral Group 4: Seni r PI 4. lv!! I Y' ' RLEY SACKMAN I blue?--No. Band I, 2, 3, 4: Lafin Club 3. 4: Sfyle Show 3: Pep Club 3: CCC 3, 4: Clarinef Ouarfef 3: Saxophone Ouarfef 3. I y I ' 'MARY Lou SAMPSON She as likeable as lockable. Enfered from Bremerfon I: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Class Assembly 2, 4: Ex, Assembly 3: Opereffa 2: Junior Prom Commiffee: Junior Red Cross 4: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Mas. 4: Drill Team 2, 3, 4, Capfain 4: GAA 2, 3, 4: Variefy Show 2: Mixed En- semble 4: Variefy Show 2: Chrisfmas Assembly 2. 3: Sen- ior Ball Commiffee 4: Mo'rher's Tea Commiffee 2: Tolo Com- miffee 2, 3: One Acf Play 3. CAROLE ISMITTYI SMITH I know if is a sin for me fo sif and grin af you here. GAA I, 2, 3, 4: Sfyle Show I, 4: Class Secrefary I: Class Assembly I: Paddle Squad I, 2, 3: Band I, 2: Playday Rep. 2: Echo Sfaff 2: Copy Edifor 3, Edifor 4: CK Honor Sociefy 2, 3, 4, Secrefary-Treasurer 2: SBR 3, 4: Officer 3, 4: Pep Club 3: Mas. 3, 4, Presidenf 4: FHA 3: Service Club 3, 4: Class Officer 3: Lafin Club 3. 4, Presidenf 3, 4: Chairman Senior Dance 4: Co-chairman Ex. Assembly 4: CK Club 3, 4, Secrelary Mofher's Tea 3: Junior Prom Chairman 3. 4: Chairman KAY SMITH I look wise? Correcf fhaf error. GAA I, 2: FHA 2: Girl's En- semble I: Honor Sociefy 2: Class Assembly 2: sfyle Show I, 2: Junior Prom Commiffee 3: Mas. 3, 4. Secrefary 4: Meg. Sfaff 3, 4, Edifor 4: Pep Club 3, 4: Service Club 4: Mile- High Club 4: SBR 4: Tolo Co- chairman 4: Junior Play 3: Commercial Club 3, 4, Presi- denf 4: MoTher's Tea 2, 3: Homecoming Commiffee 4: Class Dance Commiffee 2, 3. 4. X x ' X-Q EDWARD IEDI SINGER SONYA.gKAGEN N He doesn'f waif fo be crank- .Q N Where T!T'rmy,hnarf. ed, he's a self-staffer. Football I, 2, 3, 4: Baskefball I, 2, 3, 4: Baseball I, 2, 3, 4: Lefferman's Club 3, 4: Smoker I: SBR I, 3, 4, Presidenf l: SAA 3: Class Assembly 2, 4: Hall Pafrol 2: Science Club 4: Mile-High Club 4: Secre- fary-Treasurer 4: Meg. Sfaff 4: Spanish Club 3: Class Offi- cer I. ROBERT STOREY lBobl Enfered from Seaffle 4: Mile- High Club 4: Debafe 4: Wifh- drew Mid-ferm: Orchesfra 2: Col. Conf. Chairman 4: DAR Rep. 4: Leaders' Conf. Del. 3: Chairman Homecoming Dance 2. DORTHEA VOELLGER lf's nice fo be nafural when you're nafurally nice. Senior Ball Co-chairman 4: Paddle Squad I, 2, 3, 4: GAA I, 4: Echo Sfaff I: Sophomore Assembly 2: Junior Play 3: Mas. 3, 4: Mile-High Club 4: Pep Club 3, 4: Meg. Sfaff 3: Debafe 3: Drill Team 2, 3: Senior Dance Commiffee 4: Senior Play 4: Posfer Club 4. Chorus 3,g4:,Cla3g Trio Q: cn Club 35:4 saghomafe AssemblyXQ Senior As mbly -4-:R .Iunior Cross 33154-ll Team 3: Efilqssembfgg: 4, MgIe+ITgh ClulS Q: Debafe 3, 4: -GAA 2, 3: 'Spanish Club I, 2,'T3', 4: Opereffa 2: Thespians,3, W ,.,lunT6r PM 3: Spring Conctrf 2Y'ErITls' Club 2, 3, 4: Girls' Sexfeffeci: One Acf Play 3: Senior.,PIayX-g 4' X I good laugh is fhe sunshine VERN VOELLGER Laziness, lxnoclc as you please, Ihere's no one al home. Paddle Squad I, 2, 3, 4: Junior Play Produclion 3: Pep Club 4: Mile-I-Iigh Club 4: Traclc 2, 3, 4: Smoker 3, 4: Sopho- more Assembly 2: Foorball 3, 4: I.e1Ierman's Club 3, 4: Sen- ior Play 4. f5'l 'f f ,U Ky 'f -BARBARA Wooo 'Ii' R J f She Ayes in I 'JI Isobbiel , ,4M,,g,. .i-3, 4: ,S-porrs Ann nfer 3', Mfg. 3, 439. CI, yi!- Chbrus l, f 3, 4, Varig'I1f Show '2:',OpereHp 2: ,grass Trio 3, 4: No He -H'iChorpIj Groupl Afipr' g Concevi 2, rl' 3, 4:'GAA 3, 3, sgisar Balj Commit44o44: Class Play,4: Football Banquer Commfllee 2, 3, 4: Junior Prom Commillee 3: Thespians 4: Ex. Assembly 4: Music Conlesf 2: Homecom- ing Commirree 4: Girls' Club 2, 3, 4: Masquer's Proiecr. BARBARA ZIMMERER I'm on a dial of love. GAA I3 Posler Commillee I, 3, 4: MoIher's Tea I: FI-IA Sramp Club 2: Sfyle Show 2: Librarian 3, 4: Science Club Nurses Club 4: Girls' Club 3, 4. - X rvimztlub 3, Pdlsqeir df! in 'rhe school. GAA I, 2, Secrefary 2: CK Club 3, 4: Junior Play 3: One Acr Play 3: Chorus I. 3: Soph- omore Assembly 2: Slyle Show I, 2: FI-IA 2: Pep Club 32 Commercial Club 4: Chrisrmas Assembly 3: Easier Assembly 3: Senior Play 4. , f CARRIS Youme Come Io school on a day Iilce This. Paddle Squad I, Capfain I: Service Club 2, 3, 4, Caprain 3: Mas. 3, 4, SAA 4: FFA 3: SAA 3: Senior Play 4: Senior Assembly 4: Ex. Assembly 3: Mile-High Club 4: FFA Assem- bly 3: One ACI Play 3. I ' 4 - Noi picfured IMERLYN CAMPBELL ings Ihar rile up ofhers never seem 'ro slrike him. Re-enrered mid-rerm. -NME OUT FOR REFRESHMENTS DANCING AT THE sENIoR HALL Phone 3-9563 O. K. SILER AUTO PARTS INC, 606 Park s Being of sound mind and body the senior class of 1952 hereby wills the seniors of next year the following items: E Bud Curtis leaves his smile and his toothpaste to Chuck Snedicor. Marilyn Ferch leaves her position as Homecoming Queen to Bob Lansworth. Margorie,Byam leaves all her exciting moods to LeRoy Bowman and Dale Nicholas. LeRoy Bartlett hopes that Rosemary Carroll will take good care of the office of Student Body President. The nickname of Big Bad Bill is gladly given to Annette Brillon .by Bill Kaster. Pete Grahn gives himself to Bonnie Olund and Paula Crandall . .V . a partnership, girls. To Bonnie Kae Ferguson goes the one thing she lacks . . . Nancy Mey's earrings. Bob Lee gives back the name of Schlehuber to Jerry . . . He got it last year. Phyllis Carman presents her affection for old CK to Burt Olsen. No skipping now. Gordon Hanson gives his Vaseline Hair-tonic to Carol Towne. She hates to part with it, but Joanne Darling bequeaths her blond hair to Barbara Owens. Donna Hoppe hands her arguments over to Joe Balter. . . Now you can debate, Joe. Karl Ambler gets Warren Lewis' long stay at good ol' CK. Cecil Olund gives his membership in Alcoholics Anonymous to Mike Kestner and Joan Ross. Alma Boyer and Bob Pearson receive Doris Nelson's laugh. Jean Balcom and Don Remington get Paul Anderson's height. Duane Deno wills his invidious intelligence to Phyllis Stevens. Mac Gillard is honored with-the position of president of FFA, the office being handed over to him by Ken Avery. Elden Kemp presents all his wolfishness to Dave Johnson . .. he has all the girls he wants. Pat Bridgman wills Merrilee Stever the position as head of CK Club. Jerry Orwiler leaves his pitching ability to Teg Reeve, who's good in basketball. Georgiann Holland is the lucky gal who gets Sally McCracken's cheerleading spot. Terry McCann leaves to Arlen Wilson the safe care of Margaret Nelson. Alice Coryell leaves the coke machine, which she ehnpties every day, to Ray Meyer, who fills it. Bobbie Mahrt gets iust what she needs-Jock Hcnve's good looks. Hey, Jerry Maryott, you get Kathy Frender's hulalzlance. Lila Dormaier gives her brother to Shirley Theis. Dot Lippert wills all her high heels to Jerry Bell . . . he needs them worse, Bill Lacy sorrowfully gives his ability to not come to school and still get the grades that he does, to Frank Anderson, who we know can use the gift. Helen Morelock presents those cute dimples to Jerry Hermanson, so he can captivate more girls. Leaving behind him, to Ramona Mentor and Shirley Stevens, is Darrel Emel's ability to vanish from class without being detected. Ray Berge sadly leaves behind Tobacco Road to June Kilgore, who we hope enioys it as Ray did. He also leaves his cat-naps in classes to Paul Reeser. The athletic ability of Glen Pearson goes to Bev Moldenhauer. Gail Johnson's shyness goes to Margaret Jones and Joe Drinnon. The clarinet playing of Gracie Olson goes to Lorna Johnson and Joyce Tyler. All of Jim Haiak's big affairs to Donna Kyle go. Joe Mentor's privilege of signing school checks goes to Verla DeGuire. Because the iob of managing the Student Body President is a big one, Margaret Noble gives it to BOTH Marilyn Johnson and Lois Sperling. Although Ralph Bower has used his razor, he found he had not shaved off any whiskers either time, so without changing the blade, he gives it to Tom Tuttle. Mike Best gets Pat Kennedy's car so that he can go see Juva more often. Pat felt sorry for the separated iovers. Shirley Maine's accordion goes to Rovella Holman and Clyde Dickinson. Maybe they'll make a team of it. Ron and Don Tilley are willed Pat Cramer's loose-iointedness. And to Carol Romstad goes Lee Dodge's faithfulness in Paddle Squad. To Jeanette Ross is given all the unpopped pop corn in the concession room by Beverly Minch. Mike Collings and John Cameron receive all of Gloria Owen's book reports. We're sure they'll pass now. To Dick Johnson, Harold Dahl wills his low-slung ieans. That's a real keepsake, Dick. Bob Storey wills his theatrical talent to Jerry Nelson and Jerry Nelson. 3 . 1 Y i, 1 if 1 In gg T Phone 3-9577 J. C. PENNEY CO. Pacific and Burwell The horse of Margaret Pierce is left with regret to Shirley Knight. Now you lucky girl, you can become an equestrienne Cwhatever that isl. From the class of English IV goes a purple heart to Mildred McMaster for being the only iunior in the class. Barbara Wood's distinctive voice is given with much regard to LeRoy Nordby. Alex Ramirez doesn't want to part with the Science Club, but since he has to, Shirley Erickson is the lucky girl. Marilyn Raatz leaves her acting to Jeanne Taylor. Barbara Zimmerer's name on the list of Ten Best Dressed is left to Glenn Harris, The South American look of John Robertson is now added to lleen Pohrmann. Two of next year's entertainers will be Tom Studeman and Paul Sulonen because Sonya Skagen is thoughtfully leaving the Charleston to them. We hope that Gilda Green really appreciates Charlie Ruiz's sailor pants. They might iust fit. Then again . . .? Although she doesn't need it, Carris Young is leaving his steady school attendance to Janice Marvin. Sue Whitaker leaves her singing voice to Jackie Cramer. Treat it nicely, Jackie. Merrily McCann is receiving Mary Ross' efficiency: Nick Reeve wants George Werner to carry on for him in his position as cheerleader. Marilyn Romstad bestows and bequeaths her freckles to Juanita McAnnally. Jim Turner receives Paul Reddicks' ability to win the hearts of iunior hi girls. The school will miss him, but Royden Periot leaves his position as ianitor to Fred Zdenek and Billy Joyce. With two of them doing it, they won't have to work as hard as Royden did. Ed Singer leaves his famous and daring quarterback sneak to Jerry Quimby. Kay Smith leaves her delicate hand writing to Fred Sunkel. Read it now, Fred? Dorthea Voellger and Margaret Pierce leave their friendship to Bud Scott and Larry Smith, hop- ing that theirs will last as long. Kim Reeve would leave something to someone, but he could not find anyone to take anything that he has. Mary Lou Sampson wishes to divide her sweater collection equally between Bonnie Bartlett and Mary Lou Karkainen in hopes that they will remember her. Since Royal Robinson has an over-abundance, he wishes to distribute tolo dates to Jack Brown- ing, Sherman Evanson, and Russel Fairfield. Carole Smith leaves her ability to get A grades from Mrs. Southworth, to Muriel Goucher and Eddie Barnett. Because Clothes Make the Man , Vern Voellger leaves his way of wearing them to Dave Hess. Marion Steinman receives Warren Pugh's kissable lips. Lucky Don! Marna Dahl's vitality is willed to Virginia Brooks. Joan Best leaves her life-saving badge to John Flieder. lt might come in handy, sometime. Those salmon of Floyd Fitzwater's go to Dave Wester and Mary Pickett. Charlotte Cain leaves her rosy cheeks to Don Summers. Jerry Woodard is the lucky receiver of Norman Walthall's nickname. Ask him what it is, Jerry. Ralph Bower's position as Miss Heartburn goes to Ron Jackson. That's what you get for taking psychology. All the seniors in the band leave their grades to Maurice Maeirt. What a collection of D's Maurice will have. Bob Paulsen can have anything he wants from the senior class. There's lots to choose from, Bob, so think carefully. Because Betty Rae Fultz knows the whole iunior class likes the color of the iunior high building so well . . . she leaves the WHOLE thing to them. Have fun kids! To the safekeeping of Jeannine DeGuire go all the frogs from 6th period Biology class. May these things, though they are of doubtful value, be of help to some of you during the coming year. ,11- O O 4- -1 -ll'- ' '-' Phone 3-9026 STAN'S DRIVE INN 203 East Eleventh St. ' NM113 J,Q?lf I i X x hifi Q17 Sm 65 -ZCfaee21efe2 I I martini F TEX MOST POPULAR MOST COURTEOUS MOST STUDIOUS BEST VOICE Alice Coryell Marilyn Ferch K Carole Smith Sue Whitaker and and and and Ed Singer Terry McCann I Alex Ramirez John Robertson II IIIIIIIIJII I CUTEST SMILE Marna Dahl and Bud Curtis WITTIEST MOST EFFICIENT MOST LIKELY TO BEST PERSONALITY BEST DANCERS Mgmg Dqhl Margaret Noble SUCCEED Alice Coryell Sally McCracken and Gnd XI Carole Smith and and Pqf Crgmer Joe Mentor I and Ken Avery Cecil Olund I -I I V- Z LeRoy Bartlett IKIIIX W C! .4 I 5' , II, It if If I f:'x Illll ' III II vt Il BEST ACTOR AND BEST ATHLETES CUTEST COUPLE ACTRESS Q E Pat Bridgman Margaret Noble Sonya Skagen W X '2' and and and 4- Glen Pearson LeRoy Bartlett Nick Reeve 5 'dag Phone 3-3lOO BRANCH 81 BRANCH-Architects 26I6 E. Eleventh Street BEST LOOKING Joanne Darling and Jack Howe B RTLETT CIIABGEII WITH LARGE Y THE PROPHECY so Gorden Hansen, weatherman reports that it will rain violets tomorrow. Editor--MARY ROSS OCEAN LINER SINKS Portsmouth, England-The British ocean liner, Heliotrope V sent out distress signals late yesterday afternoon. All of the seventy-two passengers and crew members were saved. Among these were Mr. Harold Dahl, ship's galley-boy, Mr. Bob Lee, popular ballad- singerg Miss Betty Rae Fulz, famous French pastry cook, Miss Gloria Owens, president of the Owens Knitting Mills, Margaret Pierce, noted equestrian, Miss Marilyn Romstad, Ambassador to Lower Slobbovia, Miss Shir- ley Sackman, airline stewardess on vacationg Kay Smith, handwriting expert, and Barbara Wood, egg-candler for the Silverdale Co-op. SLIM SKAGEN CAPTU RED Chinatown, CCKD-Slim's Saloon was raid- ed last night. Many games and illegal gambling devices were found in the back room. Pro- prietoress, Sonya Slim Skagen is being held for 315,000 bail. The courageous police- woman, Nancy Mey, was responsible for Slim's capture. YOUNG CALLS STRIKE Washington D. C., KCKJ-Carris Young, head of the Steel Workers Union, called a strike for ,lune twentieth. However, the Presi- dent says he will use all the laws in the books to stop it. BOWER SAVED IN FERRY JUMP Seattle, KCKJ-Last night, Shirley Maine left her scrub pail and mop aboard the Seattle- Bremerton ferry to rescue Ralph Bower from the icy waters of Puget Sound. It seems that Bower had been disappointed in a love affair and had tried to end it all. Kathy Frender, ferryboat captain, better known as Ferry-boat Kathy was shocked that such a thing had happened on her boat. Ain't never happened before, was her re- mark. MAY 29, 1962 ROCKET TO THE MOON SOON White Plains, N. M., QCKJ-Atomic scien tist Duane Deno announced today that the rocket ship he has been building for the last 10 years is ready to take off for the moon. The trip is scheduled for July 3 at 7:23 A.M. Such well-known scientists as Barbara Zim- erer, mineralogist, and Alex Ramirez, phys- icist, will make the trip with Professor Deno. FORGERY CHARGE AGAINST OLSEN San Francisco, QCKD-Prosecuting attorney Joseph P. Menton charged Gracie Olsen, real estate broker, with forgery. Royden Periot, her attorney, stated today that Miss Olsen would plead not guilty at her trial next month. KENNEDY GANG CAUGHT AT LAST New York, N.Y., KCKJ-The infamous Kennedy gang who have been terrorizing this city were captured last night after a furious gun-battle. Pat Rattler Kennedy, leader of the gang, was seriously hurt when trying to save the gang's mascot, Paul Red- dick, but she is expected to recover. Other members of the gang who participated in the robberies and underworld activities are Dot Shorty Lippcrt, Marilyn Spike', Ferch and Joan The Turtlew Best. Implicated in the income tax scandal, they fought through several road blocks in an effort to escape but the dauntless F.B.1. head, Kim Reeve, made possible their capture. VOELLGER BABBLES WHILE SCHOOL BURNS Silverdale, QCKJ-Vern Voellger, a student at Central Kitsap High School, set fire to the school last night. His mind apparently snapp- ed. Babbling and tearing his hair when taken into custody the only intellegible words were something about a purple building. Voellger was to have graduated this year. Publisher-TERRY McCANN WHITE HOUSE HAS NO COMMENT Washington, D.C., ICKI - Senator Lee Dodge has demanded an investigation of the President's activities. There is some doubt as to where Bartlett gets all his money. His wife, Margart Ann, and their children have been sporting extravagant articles lately. FBI head, Kim Reeve, has said nothing definite yet, however, the investigation has begun. Charlotte Cain, internationally famous woman lawyer, says, 1 never would have be- lieved it. He was such a nice looking man, toof' Housewife Patsy Bridgman Beresford com- ments, 1t,s bad enough, having 10 children without an investigation on top of it all. STATESWOMAN MARRIES Stockholm, Sweden, QCKJ-United Nations delegate Marilyn Raatz, world stateswoman, has submitted her resignation from the council upon the announcement of her engagement and forthcoming marriage to Prince Aly Kahn. Appointed to take her place on the council was Warren Lewis, well-known businessman from the Pacific Northwest. FISH RUNNING OFF COAST Olympia, QCKJ-Charlie Ruiz, head of the state fishery department disclosed yesterday that great schools of halibut are running off the coast of Washington. TROTH TOLD Silverdale-Mr. and Mrs. W. E. McCracken of Silverdale announce the engagement of their daughter, Sally Kay, to Mr. Kenneth Nik Reeve of Chico. Mr. Reeve is connected with the W.S.C. Drama Department. ROBERTSON WINS TRIP Mr. John Robertson has been awarded an exchange student's scholarship to tour Europe. He has been making his plans ever since he was informed of this honor last week. Since his old friend, Mr. Harold King has had .the pleasure of going to Europe before, Mr. Robertson has been getting all possible information from Mr. King. He recommended Italy strongly, emphasizing the old Roman ruins. SWEETH EART CHOSEN Seattle, QCKJ-Miss Mary Lou Sampson who is attending the University of Washing- ton, was chosen as the National Sweetheart of Sigma Chi. DEB ELOPES Margie Byam the society deb, has eloped with a truck driver, Bill Kaster. They met while Miss Byam was crossing the street and it was love at first sight, for they were mar- ried yesterday. Slnger Robinson once if v' ' llu cf I O 'F I -Free lessons to all beautiful gur I s NEW ANCIENT CIVILIZATION Lima, Peru ,ICKJ - Archaeologist Wayne Bud Curtis has disclosed today that he has unearthed a hidden civilization in South America. It seems that these people have been lost for centuries, hidden behind the Andes Moun- tains. MINCH SPEAKS FOR OLUND Beverly Minch, chairman of the Woman Voter's League stated today that she is back- ing Cecil Olund for county Poundmaster fdogcatcherl. She feels that 0lund is a fully responsible man and is the only one qualifiea to catch our dogs. AVERY GIVES EXHIBIT Seattle, ICKJ-New modern artist, Ken- neth Avery has set up a display in the Seattle Art Museum. Although he has been painting for ten years, this is only his second display. CHAMPIONSHIP CHALLENGED Donna Hoppe, the champion flagpole sitter, was challenged to a match by Floyd Fitz- water of Brooklyn, New York. The record is 34 days, 23 hours and 10 minutes NEW BEAUTY NEW BEAUTY - Helen Cookie More- lock, a rising young starlet, seen in Cone With the Breeze, enjoys the sun. Also starred in the movie are Marna Dahl and Jerry Orwiler, who play the leads. EVEREST CONOUERED Mongolia, KCKJ-Great Mt. Everest has finally fallen, under the daring and courage of the famous mountain-climbing team of Emel and Lacy. These two courageous men were willing to give their all to top the mightiest of the world's giants. The two men, William Lacy and Darrel Emel, will be recognized by the President, for their conquest to bring honor to our country. PUGH BENCHED AGAIN New York, N.Y., QCKJ-Today it was dis- closed that Warren Pugh, manager of the New York Yankees was removed from the game for talking back to the umpire. There seemed to be a question in Pugh's mind as to the validity of the umpire's decision. Ray Berge, baseball commissioner said that he would be watching Pugh's behavior closely. WRESTLERS TO FIGHT Madison Square Garden, N.Y., ICKJ-ln the Arena next Friday night, the most closely matched bout of the year will be between Doris Half-Nelson Nelson and Sue Windy Whitaker. This will be the championship match to determine the world's greatest woman wrest- ler. DORMAlER'S CIRCUS Lila Dormaier .........,.......,.......,,.,..... Manager Royden Periot .,..,.., ................. B arker Jim Hajek ,,,,,,,,,,,, .,,... A nimal Trainer Paul Anderson ..,..,.. ................. M idget Joanne Darling ....,.,. ......., S nake-charmer Pete Grahn .......... ...... 0 ssified Man Carole Smith .. . .... ......... Be arded Lady Dorethea Voellger .....,.......... Horseback Rider Coming Soon CARMAN SWIMS CHANNEL Dover, England, ICKJ-Brave, plucky, Phyllis Carman swam the English Channel on her first attempt in four hours and eighteen minutesg a new world's record, Phyllis has been practising for this attempt for only three years. Her manager and swimming coach, Eldon The Eel Kemp, has worked very hard these past few years to get Miss Carman in shape. TENNIS TOURNEY SOON Forest Hills, N.Y., ICKJ-Scheduled to meet in the forthcoming National Tourney are .lack Howe and Pat Cramer. Howe, the western champion, is judged the favorite by a small margin. Cramer will be in there all the way making things difficult for Howe. GUNNER CHAMPION Bonneville Salt Flats, Calif., ICKJ--Today the entire hot-rod racing world was thrilled with the amazing driving of Alice The Gunner Coryell. lt was the day of the famous Rodder's Handicap, when both the finalists, Alice Coryell and Gail Johnson, out- standing woman racers, were pitted against each other in the race of the year. COUGARS GO AGAIN The Cougars are on their way.to the State Tourney again, for the seventh consecutive year. Coach Glen Pearson's teams haven't lost a game in seven years, ever since he be- came coach at Central Kitsap. FIRST SEMESTER JUNIOR OFFICERS-Lef+ Io righl: Mac Gillard, SAA: Dave Hess, President Paula Crandall, Secrerary-Treasurer, Jeanne Taylor, Vice-presidenl. a V A 1 SECOND SEMESTER JUNIOR OFFICERS--Lefl 'ro righla Larry Smilh, SAA: Annelle Brillon, Secre- Iary-Treasurerg Jerry Hermanson, President Mike Besl, Vice-president JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY As las+ Iall rolled around lhe CLASS OE '53 slarled oul wi'Ih a bang by giving a very successful Sadie Hawkins Dance in Oclober. There also was a very large +urn- ou? al' 'rhe soclc dance ailer lhe iamboree which Ihey sponsored. Wilh The proceeds from Ihis dance Ihey boughl some new records for lhe school. The class play The Bishop's Man'rle was produced in November wiih Mrs. Soulrh- worlh direcling. In May came Ihe Junior Banquel and Prom. The class also planned a, class assembly. Anolher dance was given and class members decoraled for Com- mencemen'+ in lhe spring. The class under Ihe leadership of advisor, Mrs. Topness, had a very successful year in all +he aclivilies lhey allempled. ,L Q 1 2 f ' X - T6 xl II . ' cs fa N., li-. ' 'X as ,J 00 as C+ ,uns 5 CI' .., J 'ex safbl ,gg as K ,-Q Q ns- , 'Mu QUIZPY AU VNU? .4 I Q 1,,f A I mi S' xt A I ,,,,.f-ev 6 .vw ,an F' N' 6 IV' 1 Q17 'Sf ' Q CII? QMQ :Qi ... fin. fm' 'Q YJ 1' ,nn e '32-' ,...,f ll'-rf l rfyrl f l' Qrl' l , - yr Vllll lop row, lefi lo rlglwfz Don Reminqlon, Carol Romsled, Eddle oss, Jeannie Ross, Joan Ross, Bud SCOH, Jerry Sclwlelwuber, Larry Smilh, Clruclc Snedicor, Lois Sperllng, Plvyllis Sleyens, Merrllee Sfeyer, Marlon Sleinrnan, Tommy Sludernan, Paul Sulonen, Don Surnrners, Fred Sunlcel, Jeanne Taylor, Don Tilley, Ron Tilley, Shirley Tlnels, Jlrn Turner, Torn Tullle, Joyce Tyler, Dave Wesler, George Werner, Arlen Wilson, Jerry Woodard, Carol Towne, Vlrqlnia Brooks, Ferd Zdenelc, Dale Nlclwolas, Slnlrley Sleyens. s ymyrll'rl Nm picluredi Bob Paulson. Pl1Or'lG 3-2544 279 4th Sl. J' '-9 ' . like ' 'K I 6 ...ff n FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS--Leif 'ro riqhlz Bill SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS-Leif 'ro righl' Siady, SAA: Marguerile Eassbinder, Secrelaryq Dave Snilzler, SAAg Bill Slady, Vice-president Ar Tom Fordahl, Vice-president Dave Snilzler, Presi- Iene Slorey, Secrelaryg Tom Forclahl, Presiclenf. den+. mi.-il x23 ' f A Q Q J 1 I vc. 2 I T 222- ,S TA ff ' I I - A 1 ff pw my W s LI X ,4:.A '5' nf T T I nh L VA SOPI-IOMORE CLASS HISTORY The SOPHOMORE CLASS is one which is increasing The ever-growing enrollmeni of Cenlral Kilsap. I+ is furnishing many likely prospecls for our Iurure alhlefic pro- gram. Many parficipaled in olher school funciions and as a resuli membership greally increased. Anolher Ihing on Iheir calender was clecoraling for baccalaureaie, which is a school +radi+ion eagerly loolced forward 'ro Ioy all sophomores. The advisor was Mr. Wilson. Phone 42lO BAUERS BAKERY Poulsbo Qi S - Q.... ' ' 18' 5, 1, T 9 msg af 'WND' QE, Qnmgmmmweb Qawswr? Q wwe? aewm mmm 5353965396355 3 . 95' F jeg,-'I N 26 RWM '5 '5' Mi - fi 23 ..- -128 yzgwwgdkbw WM E T l I95l-52 ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Le-H +0 riqlnfz LeRoy Bar?leH, president Jerry Hermanson, vice president RoyaT Robinson, serqeanf- af-arrnsg Mary Ross, secreraryg Joe Men+or, Treasurer. Phone 7-3831 BREMERS Pacific af Burwell FIRST SEMESTER STUDENT COUNCIL Leif 'ro righlz Marilyn Ferch, Margarel Noble, Joanne I-Iousen, Delores Grosz, Anila Fields, Milne Besf, Paul Reeser, Terry McCann, Paul Sulonen, Verla DeGuire, STUDENT COUNCIL When looking in on The STUDENT COUNCIL, consisling of Iiye seniors, four iuniors, and lhree sophomores, you will find many problems, such as assembly conf ducl, hall conducl. and lunch room Iidiness, being discussed and solved. The sporls- manship Irophy was also Thoroughly discussed al meelings. The pupils making up This group are chosen by Iheir classmales. The group is guided by presidenl, LeRoy Bar'rIeH. and Mr. Huey. SECOND SEMESTER STUDENT COUNCIL Firsl row, Iefl Io riqhlz Marguerile Fassbinder, Avis Boice, Marilyn Perch, Jaclcie Cramer, Pal Kennedy, Carole Smilh. Second row: Kay Smilh, Marilyn Romslad, Ray Erender, Teg Reeve. Phone 2-806I POTLATCH YARDS Silverdale TERRY MCCANN PAUL REESER Firsl Semeslef Cdplaln Second Semesler Caplain SERVICE CLUB One of CK's more imporlanl organizalions is lhe Service club, which has much 'lo do wilh The financial dulies of The school. Composed ol a group ol induslrious and ellicienl sludenls elecled by The sludenl body, 'rhe club works al games, assemblies, plays, and olher aclivilies such as These. The caplain lor firsf semesler was Terry Mc- Cann and lor second semesler, Paul Reeser. Miss Knapp oflicialed as advisor. FIRST SEMESTER - First row, lefl +o righ+: Pal Kennedy, Dol Lipperl, Mary Ross, Kay Smilh, Verla DeGuire, Jean- nine DeGuire, Jackie Cramer, Marilyn Johnson, JoAnne Darling, Carole Smilh. Second row: Mike Collins, Cecil Olund, Nik Reeve, Lee Dodge, Terry McCann, Paul Reeser. SECOND SEMESTER-Firsi row, lefl lo righl: Verla DeGuire, Rosie Carroll, Janice Marvin, Avis Boice, Dol Lipperl, Marilyn Johnson, Annelle Brillon, Paula Crandall, Richard Johnson. Second row: John Flieder, Paul Reeser, Ron Tilley, Merrily McCann. Don Tilley, Kay Smilh, Terry McCann, Mary Ross, Paul Reddick. 7 0 NATIONAL HONOR ,SOCIETY , X 5 IMI ff T, FIRST SEMESTER PRESIDENT SECOND SEMESTER PRESIDENT Joan Ross .Ianice Marvin CK AND NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETIES The honor of being a member of one of These clubs is possibie by The grades a siudeni makes. Everyone is rewarded wiih a pin when he makes CK HONOR SO- CIETY, wiih a Iorch honor pin going Io 'rhose iuniors and seniors who were abIe Io accumalaie enough poinis Io ioin NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY. Poinis required are: SO in Ihe sophomore year, BO in Ihe iunior year, and I IO in Ihe senior year. The group made an excursion 'Io Seaiile, where 'rhey saw The Ice Follies. Their candidaie for Homecoming Oueen became queen Ihis year, and Ihey Iook parr in Ihe Home- coming Parade. The advisor +his year was Mr. CaIIow. NATIONAL-Eirsf row, Ieff 'ro righiz Perch, DeGuire, Olund, Nordby, Erick- son, Cribb. Second row: Besf, Sfevens, Kilgore, CarroII, Owens, Marvin, Mc- Cann, Cramer, Erender. Third row' Smiih, Oiund, Ross, McAnnaIIy, Fergu- son, Raa+z, Ross, BriIIon, Crandall, John- son, CaIIow. CK-Eirsf row, Ieff 'ro righ+: Smiih, Ferch, BuIIard, Oiund, Olund, Lampman, HiIIesIand, Nordby, Cribb, Erickson. Second row: Ferguson, Dodge, Besi, Sfevens, Kilgore, CarroII, Owens, Marvin, McCann, Bufler, DeGuire, Frender. Third row: Yakish, Dodd, Nelson, Ross, Sfempf, Cramer, Sibon, Housen, John- son, Gregory, Fields, Ashby, McAnnaIIy, Crandall, Ross, AngeII, Johnson, Brillon, Mr. Callow. 1 r mln-wane FronT row, le-TT To righT: Joanne Darling, T-lelen Morelock, PaT Kennedy, BeTTy FulTz. Second row: ice Coryell PaT Bridgman Marge Noble MargareT Pierce fs Al' , ' , At Third row: Marilyn Johnson, Joan ii Ross, Nancy Mey. STanding: Mary Ross, Kay SmiTh, Mr. Wil- SOFT. Div Upon walking inTo The Typing room you will see one OT The acTive members oT The COMMERCIAL CLUB, maybe MargareT Pierce cuTTing a sTencil or Alice Coryell having Troubles making her magazine ToTals come our correcTly. The resT OT The girls are waiTing Tor Their duTies Trom The vice presidenT. The purposes oT This club are To increase proTiciency ir. business skills and To serve as secreTaries Tor The school and TaculTy members. The Commercial Club was led This year by presidenT, Kay SmiThq vice presidenT MargareT Noble, secreTary, Mary Ross, and advisor Mr. Wilson. SepTember Through May, our PADDLE SQUAD was on The iob. This organizaTion which was elecTed by The Service Club, was aT every game, armed wiTh Their paddles. There They kepT order ThroughouT The game. Members noT picTured are: Frank Anderson, Ray Berge, Leo Brillon, Gordon Hansen, Bob Lee, Clyde Dickinson, Tom STudeman and Ron Larson. FirsT row, leTT To righT: Paula Crandall, Janice Marvin, Rosie Carroll, Merrily McCann, DoroThea Voellger, Shirley KnighT, Donna Kyle, AnneTTe Brillon, MargareT Pierce, Elaine Fahey. Second row: Jim Haiek, Ron Tilley, Vern Voellger, Ron Jackson, Don Tilley, Mike BesT, Glen Harris. Phone 2-824l SILVERDALE STATE BANK Silverdale LTBRARY STAFF-LeTT To righT: Barbara Zimmerer, Beverly Minch, Mary Ann l-loTT'rnan, Warren Lewis, Ralph Bower, Ramona Men- Tor, Beverly Moldenhauer, Mrs. Bollman, MargareT Pierce, Mar- ion STeinrnan. , Q .1 v: .4 .L,T1l'l . Q X -in N' ' T s- ix. A ni - . LIBRARY cf' 9 Walking Through The doors oT The LIBRARY, we see several sTudenTs N, busily shelving and checking ouT books. Our library is one oT The TinesT Ox' C- ' if ' f is ' ' 0 P in T is secTlon o T e counTry. There are many books and magazines in- cluded in iTs collecTion. The sTudenTs are Trained and supervised by Mrs. Bollrnan To do The work oT a librarian, each wiTh an ir'nporTanT duTy To Q5 perTorn'1. BUS PATROL Hopping on a bus, The TirsT person we see is a BUS PATROLMAN righT on The job. The bus was righT 'on hand again This year To see ThaT no accidenTs occurred. ATTer The work They puT in They were glad To go on Their annual Tield Trip sponsored by The STaTe PaTrol. BUS PATROL--FirsT row, leTT To righT: RoberT Carsfensen, Bobby Dorrnaier, Therma Oliphant Sharon Brumifield, EdyThe Bruner, James Womac, Verner Johnson, Ronnie Billick. Second row: Ted Safher, Ron Goss, Jerry Deardorff, Joe Goss. Charles Burroughs, Jimmy Schrnidf. ...Q-A Many a lime you may have wallced inlo 'rhe ollice and said, May I have a jlardy slip? The girls behind The counler would do as you aslc-whelher il be excused or unexcused. These girls are chosen by Mr. Huey Tor Their lriendly disposilion and abilily 'ro do good work. 'Hman In case of a Tire who would be There +o see +ha+ all The s+uden+s gel safely ou'r of The building? This is The iob of The FIRE PATROL under The supervision of Mr. John. These boys worlc wilh speed and efficiency, and are chosen because of 'rheir depend- abilily. Phone 2-523I JUNE'S BAKE SHOP and DELICATESSEN D o OFFICE FORCE Firsl row, leTl lo righl: Barbara Owens, Mrs. I-Iufchinqs, Juanila Mcfxnnally. Second row: Joyce Tyler, Rosie Carroll, Carole Srnilh, Marilyn Johnson, Bobbie Mahrf, Margie Byami Jean Bal- com, Marge Noble, Jaclcie Cra- mer, Jo Ann Darling, June Kil- gore. FIRE SQUAD Firsl row, Iell fo righl: Frank An- derson, Ray Myer, Jerry Bell, Joe Goss, George Werner. Second row: Jim Turner, Charles Bur- roughs, LeRoy Bowman, Alberl Berge, Jack Browning, Rober+ Carler. Third row: Milne Besl, Don Tilley, Jerry Deardorff, Jerry Schlehuber, Ray Frender, Dave Wesler. Silverdale CONCESSION CREW Firsf row, 'eTT To riqhT: Colleen Cavanaugh, Nancy Cameron, Ellen Helm, PaT Rursell, Shirley Saclcman, Miss Dunbar, Gracie Olsen. Second row: Donna Hoppe, Jerry Langill. Third row: Rovella Holman, Ella Mae Rob- erfs, Gloria Owens, Milne SrniTh, DorThea Voellqer, Gerry MaryoTT, Arlhur Goucher, Jaclc Owensby, Jean Sibon, Ann Helrn, John Owensby, Sandra Toulouse. MOVIE OPERATORS FirsT row, leTT To riqhT: Woodard, Brown, Phifer, C. Anderson, Johnson, E. Anderson, Bell, Tur- ner, Goucher, McCrae. Hagen. Second row: Joyce, Ross, Herring, Lanqill, Larnpe, WilTon, Gorman. CarsTensen. Currier, Birch, EwerS, Minch, Third row: Ross, Grahn, MarTin, Moose. Lampe. EourTh row: D. Tilley, Gould, Burroughs, Womac, Goss, Wing, Ferguson, MahrT, Frender, Hillesland, O'Day, Schrnidf, Jenkins, Sulonen. EiTTh row: Larnprnan, Nelson, STorey, R, Tilley, GoTorTh, WhiTe, Barr, Saclcrnan, Schrnidh Sindh row: BesT, Herrnanson, Phone 7-3738 , I fl V, W ,Eff ,,.. ,, ,,,. f- U' A ,. ' The CONCESSION CREW under The leadership oT Miss Dunbar sold popcorn and candy aT The games. The proceeds wenT To The lighT Tund and Their rewards were new arrnbands and a shiny new popcorn popper. , ' A, v 1 n-.... The MOVIE OPERATORS beneTiT The whole school. They show The noon movies which everyone enjoys. They also show The movies which we see Tor educaTional pur- poses as well as Tor enioymenT. Their advisor is Mr. Kvinsland. PENINSULA STATIONERS 322 PaciTic HW' PHOTO EDITOR Verla DeGuire 64402 fedfzfffzf COPY EDITOR Marilyn Johnson SPORTS EDITOR EDITOR-IN-CHIEF BUSINESS MANAGER SENIOR EDITOR Dave Hess Carole Smillm Terry McCann TI-IE STAFF IN ACTION Top row, Iefl Io riglnlz Marilyn Fercln, Joan Besl, Debby Jolinson, George Werner, Jackie Cramer, Don Brown, Le- Roy Nordby, Ellen Gregory, JoAnn Dodge, Clara I-land, Sliirlie Knlqlwl, Anila Fields, Bonnie Kae Ferguson, Paul Reeser, Roberla Ivlalnrl, Marqarel Noble, Delores Dodd, LeRoy Gould. No? picfuredz Tom Fordalnl, Jerry Hermanson, Roberla Slempl, Dave Jolnnson, Wiley Burclw, Palsy Brldgman CIRCULATION MANAGER CO-ART EDITOR AND CO-ART EDITOR Marna Dalnl Nick Reeve X.- In I lx SL Plwone 2-723I S. E. HEDAHI. and SON Silverdale I cam ymfzm if 2550724 FEATURE EDITOR Paul SuIonen I ,,,. 1- 'ir' EXCHANGE EDITOR Marilyn Rornsfad CO-SPORTS EDITOR EDITOR-INVCI-IIEF Ron Jackson Kay Smifh TI-IE MEG MUST GO TI-IROUGI-I Top row, Ie-If To right: Peie Grahn, Mr. I-IorsIey, EddIe Singer: GIenn Harris, Bev Mincln, Jackie Cramer: JeannIne DeGuire, Mike Best MarIon Sfeinman. Second row, Ieff Io rIqI'wI: Paf Kennedy. Gilda Greeng RaIpI'1 Bower: MaryIou Karkaineng Joanne DarIinq, Mary Ross. No? picfured: Dof Lipperf. CO-SPORTS EDITOR Warren Pugh ART EDITOR Nick Reeve COPY EDITOR Joan Best Phone 3-9I I4 ROY and ABNER MASTERS STATION Kifsap Lake J . if A cv ,. 299 5: JUNIOR RED CROSS COUNCIL Top lo bolfornz Ron -Jackson, Mike Besl, Arvid Hagen, Joan Ross, Jim Marsh, Kalhleen Pinsch, Jim McRae, Mary Ann l-lensrud. As you walked up rhe slairs you saw signs and posrers asking you lo help people in olher counlries. This was lhe proiecl of 'the JUNIOR RED CROSS, a very worlh- while organizalion. They also placed boxes in every room for conlribulions, besides raking money donalions. Mr. King was 'rheir advisor. NURSES CLUB Eirsl row, leil fo righl: Durene Angell, Janice Marvin, Colleen Langill, Delores Dodd, Jeanie Sipe, Niela Brooks. Second row: Rosie Morgan, Wanda Ashby, Sharon Brumiield, Kay l-lillesland, Bar- bara Zirnmerer, Joyce Anderson. Third row: Carol Schenk, Bobbie Bradeen, Edylhe Bruner, Joyce Tyler, Phyllis Slev ens, Jean Sibon. -s l-lave a lurnmy ache? If 'rhe answer 'ro 'rhis is yes, lhe sludenls reporled +o lhe sick room where 'lhey were well laken care of by a compelenl group of girls Miss Lamb and lhe school nurse, Miss Brown, had charge of lhis group. POSTER CLUB Firsl row, lefl lo righl: Colleen Langill, Phyllis Kimball, Sharon Wrighl, Carol Summers, Alberla Dorrnaier, Janice Beakley, Roberla Bradeen, Gloria Owens, Dorolhea Voellger, Ellen Gregory, Anila Eields. Second row: Ramona Menlor, Bev Moldenhauer, Gerry Maryoll, Jean Balcom, Bonnie Anderson, Avis Boice, Alice Coryell, Jeannine DeGuire, Donna Kyle, Ellen l-lowell, Bonnie Slempi, Doris Hagen, Merrilee l-lardenbrook, Debbie Johnson, Barbara Zimrnerer, Paula Cran- dall. Shirley Knighl. Third row: Jerry Herrnanson, Jerry Deardorii, Alvin Per- iol, Doris Nelson, Pal Bridgrnan. As you walk down The hall your eye calches The many poslers drawn by l'he POSTER CLUB. This is +heir duly. This group elecled Jerry l-lermanson as lheir presidenl. Because ol lhis club, we are more aware of lhe many lhings happening in our school, Mrs. Reeve does The advising. Phone 7-3845 NAVY YARD PRODUCE 305 Pacific GIRLS' CLUB OFFICERS-LeTT To righT: Phyllis Car' rnan, PaTsy Bridgrnan, Alice Coryell, Marilyn Ferch, Verla DeGuire, DoroThy LipperT. To sTarT The year oTT, The GIRLS' CLUB, composed oT every girl in Senior High, voTed as Their presidenT, Alice Coryell. Marilyn Eerch relieved Alice OT This respon- sibiliTy The second semesTer. The cIub's proiecTs This year were Big and LiTTIe SisTer Day and The annual Tolo. The sponsor and advisor is Miss Lamb. if' w BICI'-IEMFICS FirsT row, leT'T To righT, Milne Collins neTT. Second row: Rosie Caroll, Joan BesT, Charlene Cribb, KaThy Frender. Third row: Alex Ramirez, Ed Singer, Jerry Nelson, Joe BalTer, Tom TuTTle, Ferd Zdenelc, Russell Eairheld, Bill Joyce, Don MarTin, Duane Deno. Ramirez acTing as presidenT, The new SCIENCE CLUB came To order. Each member was required To have a proiecT Tor The year in any oT The Three Tields oT biology, chemisTry, or physics. They enTered a very clever TIoaT in The Home- coming Parade. Planned Tor The Spring was an excursion To a chemical pIanT. Mr. Q,- 3 Barbara Zimmerer, Janice Marvin, Mer- rily McCann, Marilyn Eerch, Ed Bar- A Tor The new Page, one of our new Teachers, was DEBATE FirsT row, IeTT To righT: Joan Besi, Alice Caryell, Doris Nelson, Warren Pugh, Joe Menfor, Tom TuTTle, June Kilgore, PaT Kennedy, PaT Bridgman. Baclc row: Jean Balcom, Mr. I-Iorsley, Bobbie MahrT. During The year The Cougar Squad Traveled To PorT Angeles and played hosT in a reTurn DEBATE wiTh The Angeles debaTers. They also debaTed wiTh SouTh KiTsap and BremerTon, as well as wiTh NorTh KiTsap, PorT Townsend, and Angeles. CenTraI had six Teams, each made up of Two people, prepared To argue eiTher aTTirmaTive or negaTive. Mr. I-lorsley was The advisor. .-'EE if, Q, im: Firsl row, lelf lo riglnfz Royal Robinson, Shirley Sackman, Teg Reeve, bally McCracken, Debbie Johnson, Bonnie Kae Ferguson, Jerry Quimby, Mike Besi, Joe Sackman, Arlen Wilson, Marilyn Ferclm Second row: Lois Sperling, Gracie Olsen, Nancy Gockley, Kenny Avery, Carol Schenk, Rosie Morgan, Fred Jones, Ray Mincln, Ray Berge, Jerry Nelson, Bob Lansworili. Tliird row: Bob Pearson, Dave Wesfer, Alberl Berqe, llene Palwrman, Russell Fairfield, Dave l-less, Slanding: Wanda Asliby, Eddie Ross, Paul Sulonen, Jeanelle Ross, Maurice Maeirl, Slnirley Erickson, Jerry Woodard, Mr. Moen. Firsl row, lei? lo riqlil: Marne Dalwl, Mary Lou Sampson, Phyllis Carman, Joan Curia, June Kilgore, Eddie Ross, Jolwn Roberlson, Jerry Woodard, Donna Kyle, Jeannine DeGuire, Dol Llpperl, Lois l l R ld K fh Erender, lrma Sperlinq. Second row: Margueriie Fassbinder, Karen Dali, Mari yn oms a , a y Cloud, Janel Bernadas, Bob Sforey, Arrlnur Wlnile, Mac: Gillard, Sian Tonge, Mary Lou Karkainen, Clnarloiie Cain, Sally McCracken, Elaine Falney, Doris Hagen, Geraldine Walker, Mr. Reiman. Tliird row: Shirley Erickson, Rovella Hollman, Nik Reeve, Jerry Deardorii, Karl Ambler, Ken? Hilles- land, Warren Rugb. Phone 2-672i WOLEROM'S CHEVRON SERVICE Silverdale l-ly. .,!L.. ,se 10 SPECIAL CT-TORAL GROUP-EirsT row, leTT To righT: Mary Lou Sampson, MargueriTe Fassbinder, June Kilgore, KaThy Ere-nder, lrrna Cloud, Doris Hagen, Clara T-land, Sue WhiTal:er. Second row: Warren Pugh, JeTry Woodard, STan Tonge, Nil: Reeve, KenT T-llllesland. John RoberTson, Mr. Reiman. -.AS NONET-FirsT row, leTT To righT: KaThy Erender, June Kil- gore, Joan Curia, Doris Hagen, Sue WhiTalcer. Second row: Sonya Slcaqen, Shirley Ericlcson, Doris Nelson, lrma Cloud. TRIO-LeTT To righT: Sonya Skagen, Sue WhiTalxer, Doris Nelson. OUR MUSIC DEPARTMENT BAND-Who plays aT all The games and pep as- semblies around CK, oT course, iT's our band under The direcTion oT Mr. Moen. The band enTerTained wiTh The TradiTional ChrisTmas concerT, commence- menl, and baccalaureaTe This year. ln Their new uniTorms They marched in parades such as Armed Forces Day, l-lomecoming, The Days oT 49, and many olhers. CHORUS-ThirTy-nine voices were heard and en- joyed by The 9TudenT Body aT The ChrisTmas Pro- gram. These voices go To malce up The Mixed Chorus ThaT is heard aT diTTerenT assemblies. On Eebruary I3, The chorus aTTended The Qlympia EesTival. The year was Topped wiTh The Spring ConcerT, ranging Trom The serious, l'Glory To God in The T-lighesT, To a Fred Waring arrange- menT OT Coming Through The Rye. SELECT Cl-TORAL GROUP-Under The direcTion oT Mr. Reiman was This small,selecT group. They held meeTings aTTer school and pracTised rigorously Tor The Spring ConcerT and Tor special enTerTain- menT. 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They also had several baskelball games wilh The Lalin Club and allended ihe Annual Spanish Club Eiesla al Bremerion High School. Miss Knapp did The advising. CK CIVES The LATIN CLUB, a very aciive organizaiion 'rhis pasr school year, was a member oi lhe Junior Classical League. The club was lhe winner lasl Tall oi The high school lrophy for The besl floar eniered in 'lhe Olympic College Homecoming Parade. A banquel was given ioinily by The Laiin and Spanish Clubs in December. The Iwo clubs also combined forces in forming a baskeiball leam and delealing The EEA ieam. A lheaier pariy 'ro see Quo Vadis, an inslallalion, and an inilialion ol new members were major evenfs. They were advised by Mr. King. W im? LATIN CLUB-Firsi row, lefr Io righl: Mimier, Tonge, Bumpass, Zdenek, Roberlson, Flieder. Second row: Ashby, Johnson, Gregory, Fields, Besi, Brooks, Pursell, Hand, Angell. Third row: Mr. King, Lowe, Marvin Ross, Ferguson, DeGuire, Balcom, McCracken, Sackman, Olsen, Eerch, Smiih, Eourih row: Hillesland, Remingion, Nordby, Carroll, McCann, Frender, Souihworih, Larnpman, Reeve. Phone 3-434l PAT'S OIL BURNER SERVICE Oysrer Bay and Hwy. 21 ffmhg f 's- 35.1 0602, Tl-lESPlANS-Leif vc right Anne+Te Brillon, Ron Jackson, June Kilgore Shir-lie KriighT, JuaniTa Mc- Annally, Paul Reeser, Don RemingTon, Tom Sfudeman, Tom TuTTle, on sTage, Sally McCracken, Sonya Skagen, Paul Reddick, Jeanne Taylor, Mary Ross, Phyllis Cavnan Marilyn l:'3 ClN l-lla Dfffmfilel' Nick Reeve, KaThy Ffender, Mrs. SouThworTh. ii rnesww OFFICERS-Leif To righh Nik Reeve, Treas.: KaThy Frender, l-lislg Lila Dormaier Srribrf: Mary Ross. Pres: Phyllis Carman, Vice Pres: Marilyn Perch, Sec. THESPIANS is an organizaTion designed To TurTher The sTandards of excellence in drarnaTic arTs. A sTudenT may become a Thespian when he has aTTained IO poinTs or IOO hours oT work Through parTicipaTion in a caST or on producTion oT plays and as- semblies. The Troupe sponsored The TirsT Thespian TheaTer lasT January and The annual Une AcT Play lournamenT in March, Formal iniTiaTions were held on December 5 and March 26 and an inTorrnal iniTiaTion on Pebruary 27. Mrs. SouThworTh is The guide oT The acTive group. MASQUERS MASQUERS sTarTed lasT Tall wiTh elecTion oT oTTicers. Some oT The acTiviTies were The annual drama Trip, and an excursion To diTTerenT hospiTals giving a dramaTic program. Several iniTiaTions were held and The club grew considerably. MASOUER OFHCERS-Lei' MASQUERS-l.eTT To righT: SmiTh, Knigl'T, Pierce, Morelock Bridgman Klggre Voelger, Taylor To rIghT: Carcle Smi'r, Pres: BesT, RoberTson, Reeser, Nelson, Kennedy, Green, Ross Dormaier, Frerder McAnnally. Sampson KGY 5'T 'l'- Sei-'TVGGS-' Carris WhiTaker, Mal1rT, Ross, Ross, Quimby, Mrs. SouTT'worTh, Ferguson, Balcom Cranda'l, Brillon. YOLJVTQV JPBFFQ lay Cr, Vice Pres. Phone 3-2523 KITSAP RADIO and APPLIANCE Mlm and Callnw Q1 Y Firsi row, Ieff fo righiz Niela Brooks. JoAnn Housen, Do? Lipperl, Mary Lou Sampson. Donna Kyle, Beverly Flesher, Janei' Williams. Second row: Gloria Owens, Marguerile Fassbinder. Mary Haslam, Jean Siloon, Alberfa Dormaier, Donna Gale. A+ hall-lime during The Ioofball and baslcelball games These Iwo groups displayed Their Jfalenl well. They marched in many parades +0 represenl our school. The DRILL TEAM made many in+eres+inq and inlricale Tormalions while marching. direcfed by Capfain Mary Lou Simpsom. Twirling and marching also, were Ihe four maiorelles. Ir ' I X I I ,PFAM A A a.1mma.,,, wmv :.:.,a.,,,Q.a,Y.f...,.,A:M, fu-, V MAJORETTES-Lef+ To righfz Gerry Maryo++, Rosie Carroll, Pa? Kennedy, and Marilyn Romsiad. DRILL TEAM CAPTAIN Mary Lou Sampson Y' Q., 'YQQn.QnlG1ie,.,ren,f,i,i 'Ps M, nn 'L-Q 'ldv 4 -in f A 1 FULL OE PEP Peppy is as peppy does. Tha+ describes lhe Senior High PEP CLUB exacfly. The purpose of lhe club is +o encourage good sporfsmanship. Each year fhe pep club sponsors Jrhe Eoolball Banguef lor +he loolball squad and lheir lalhers, Ofher aclivi- lies include, sponsoring The pep assemblies, backing fhe +eam in all sporls evenls and lalcing care of lhe many dilferenl decoralions. The club is under The direclion of Miss Lamb, wilh Margarel Noble as President Verle De Guire, Vice-presidenlg Secrelary, Paula Crandallg and Treasurer. Kalhy Erender. They have added Poinl Keepers lo +he officers +o keep a record of all rhe poinls. The club has been reorganized lo allow bolh boys and girls lo ioin. CHEERLEADERS All Through The year we saw rhose peppy CHEERLEADERS leading lhe yells. Al The foofball games, rhe baslcel- -S ball games +hey never seemed lo lire. Sie We will always remember +hose pep- L fi' srers. 10 Gm wo X! CHEERLEADERS-Lef+ To righlz Sally McCracken, Mary Lou Kar- CHEERLEADER OU EEN A Q Y ,4C .Q A lc e B Ol d Mary Lou Karlcainen Y 0 if .v..,.....-...pw ,...----mf. .. ,. ..,...u,-umm -wunnunnnv .g-.nn-a-sw ?-Mwilnk g MMS., ,,. , ..,,.,,. ,. W 1 , a, 5? X. . x Q 3 Wy. ,L :,. , .gi 41 295 'www +. X W fx 35 N3 S Y .v it A if Q' 7 3 vu... x ? l ....N......... We 1' b ff . fi Exp Y ,nf ? ti K K Q 0 E L N t T he X M 2 X 4 5 N in 1 E ffl' we ,QQ I . A J . ,. 'VJ TI-IE GAA IN ACTION I G.A.A. and C.K. CLUB are Ihe girls' alhlelic orqanizalions ol Ihe school. To become a member of G.A.A. o girl earns poinls which are oblainecl Ihrough Ihe parlicipalion in dif- Ierenl Iypes of afhlelic skills. A girl musl earn 500 of Ihese poinls Io become a member o1CC.K. Club. She is inilialed inlo C.K. Club al Ihe fall OI Ihe year. Bolh of Ihese clubs were well represenled in Ihe Homecom- ing parade and in ofher school acfivilies. C5.A.A. OFFICERS Firsf row: M. Perch, J. Cramer, J. Bal com. Second row: D. Dodd, R. Carroll P. Bridgrnan, J. Marvin, and K. Frender 1 ' 5 lirnlml Ixfxm X1 .1 SW, 'I 'U 5-' C.K. CLUB C.K. CLUB OFFICERS , Lell Io righfz C. Smifh, A. Coryell, D. Lefl Io riqhiz Lipperl, Cramer, McCracken, Carroll, B. Qwens, Cv. Owens, Maine, Slevens. - - A V. DeGuire, Marvin, Ivlinch, Brillon. Llppelll MISS Dmbmi pi Brldgmani Phone 5-0033 BREWERS eRocERY g,i,,ndS pcm ai, MILE HIGH CLUB TAKING A REST This being Ihe Iirsl year of Ihe HIKING CLUB, Ihey slarled The year ouI righl by Taking Iheir Iirsr hike in The Tall Io Lake Lena. Anolher hike was planned for Ihe spring, which everyone eagerly looked Iorward Io. They enjoyed Iheir hikes and had very efficienf guidance. fO,Z- 5 The STAMP CLUB, under Ihe leadership of Mrs. Bollmann, elecled officers al The beginning ol Ihe year. In Iheir meelings They discuss slarnps, have reporls, and send slamps Io veleran hospilals. They own Iwo nice albums. Membership is open Io all. STAMP CLUB F H A Firsf row, lelf Io right: Siegle, Williams, Kesiner, Sipe. Second row: Bradeen Angell, Langill, Brooks, Hagen, Brooks, Balcom, Slorey, Johnson, Carman, Kyle, Howell, Anderson, Boise. Third row: Flousen, Sibon, Ashby, Gregory, Fields, Sfempl, Morgan, Gockley, Shenck, Baker, Flesher, Ahlquisi, Barllelr, Olund Cameron, Fourlh row: Hand, Morrow, Roberls, Summers, Byam, Cloud, Dodge Flardenbrook, Nelson, Dahl, Boyer, Anderson, Rasmussen, Brinker, Giaver Maryolr. F.I-I.A. OFFICERS Builer, B. Mahrf, I., Yakish, B. Fergerso McCann. In +he bulleIins day by day, you hear abou? Ihe many acliviries of Ihe FI-IA. This year Ihe CKI-IS chapler gained recognilion by having Bonnie Kae Ferguson elecfed chairman of The Norlhwesl region. Miss Lamb and Mrs. Topness are Ihe co-advisors. Complering Ihe second year of The organizarion are 'rhese FUTURE FARMERS. Included in Their Iraining are supervised farming proiecrs and a course in vocalional agricullure, borh direcled by Mr. John. This year several of Ihe boys fulfilled Ihe re uiremenr q s for Ihe second degree and became Chapfer Farmers. . ,,,,,, wi ...M-'ww-foiauyl . Lefr Io righlz M. Karkainen, K. Frender, M. n, M. FFA OFFICERS FFA Firsl row, lei? Io righlz Paul Reddick, Ray Myer, Ken Avery. Second row: Mr. John, Jerry Orwiler, Pele Grahn, Joe Menlor. Firsl row, lefl To righlz Olund, Berg, Sackman, Scorf, Ross, Bell, Turner, Werner Juricich, Sfeinman, Bode, Kesrner. Second row: Johnson, Billick, Evanson, Snyder Besf, Cooper, Anderson, Sanford, Scolf, Ramirez, Goss, Burroughs, Periol, Dear dorlf, Frender, Mifchell, Dodge, Nicholas, Evanson, Gillard, Graham, Third row Hanson, Severson, Kasler, Quimby, Tilley, Berge, Wesier, Jackson, Balcom, Schle huber, GoIorIh, Buchanan. Phone 7-3883 SERVICE FUEL CO. INC. I3I8 Park Ave. UCLA SNAPS l.ThaT's our boy. 2.0hl Those legs. 3.ThaT old gang of ours. 4.WhaTl ln The library? 5.JusT we Two. 6. Illusions aT The shipwreck. 7. Big crush. 8.JusT Triendship. 9.Why so sober? IO.ThaT's our Jackie. ll.Sophomore cuTie. I2.WhaT's The maTTer girls? I3, PaTsy Bridgman. l4.Juniors on The loose. l5.Twins? Phone 3-9OI3 T.B. 84 M. SUPER MARKET Silverdale Highway M B I SNAPS l.Pals. 2.Spring fever or dreaming of Lowe Ann? 3.0h! look a+ fha? chorus line. 4. Nik, Kim and his fish. 5. Playday, 6. Taikin' To Corkv? 7. Our cheerleaders. 8. Mad af somebody? 9.Wa+ch 'rhe birdie. l0.0ur diqnified edifor. ll.Buddies. l2.LiHle sisiers, I3. Bonnie and Avis. I4.The morning affer. l5.Wha+ a parfyl I6. Enjoying The sun? I7. MUST be love. Phone 3-0622 NELSON THRIFTY DRUGS Sheridan Park 31 SF mi- . Bw!! ,- A QM M? l . Q' 5,3 an YE X5 wk W W 5 fi ll 5 is if 3: is s . 3.5 ,Ql ' N E I J? A fm RQ m r Aff! MQW THE CAST-Leff lo righfz Vern Voellger, Charlie Ruiz, Jack Anderson, Shirley Maine, Phyllis Carman, Paul Anderson, Dick Horsley, John Roberlson, Paul Recldick, Sally McCracken, Bobbie Wood, Irene Ross, Mary Ross, Sue Whillaker, Royal Robinson, Lila Dormaier, Bud Curfis, Carris Young, Kalhy Frender, Nik Reeve, Pal Cramer. SENIOR PLAY Green Valley presenled by The Senior class was helcl in The Lillle Thealer February I4, I5, and l6. The play was a folk lanlasy wilh an exlerior sei' 'rhal showed lo advanlage The work of The shop and arf deparlmenl. The plor was cenlered around The spirils of The Berry family who came back lo help Elclon keep his land from The vicious claws of Tobias J. Ever- heel. The produclion was direcled by lvlrs. Jen Soulh- worlh. 0 UMMMl GOOD MILK--Sue Whifaker and Bud Curlis JUST LOOKING ON-Cerris Young, Sally McCracken and PRODUCTION CREW-Doris Nelson, Bev Minch. Dorlhea Nik Reeve. Voellger, Mrs. Soufhworlh, Margarel Pierce, Lee Dodge Marilyn Fe-rch. Q JY iz' BONNLE KAE FERGUSON MARiLYN FERCH PHYLUS CARMAN Princess Queen Princess RPRP U Has Top row, ieii io righiz Our dripping cheerieaders ai The rally, 'rhe beginning of The pamcie, ihc co-ihairman gives aa word. Boiiom row: Firsi piece iioai, par? of ihe sei end piece iioaf. mme 3 am KITSAP DAIRY aol Park Q, X xQ 4'L'Q 'f Sli'i,f. W? my X M I ' f i ii iR1re 3 .1 b 'g rink ,K I' I X 'N X Q , 1, is ' f p gf 3fi....M......M ...Q.w, , ......,... ,. ,Q ' 4' x ,.....,,, ,.,x, ,, gxxh Awww av' rv' . i. sukw, S Nm 7 Qgfaii' gn' 1. Q -. . .fav 1 .gi 1 I, 'Fei ? 'frwff' 31.1. ' H a ff Rx fxm'QsE, wr an w ,E M 3'i!f '+'lf1 -gf 'I QQ! Tiff' ig 13 jail f l95l L '95l Jawa?- 12 o 26 27 Zu 29 30 31 Apafzfaf KWWL- SU I 21 28 if Jo gm ,fave TOM FORDAHL DICK JOHNSON DAVE SNITZLER JOE GOSS DARREL EMEL ALVIN PERIOT Guard Guard Back Guard Back End CK vs PENINSU LA This being The TirsT game oT The season, ba+h Teams were raTher green. In The second halT The Cougars scored Twice, deTeaTing The Sea Hawks I3-O. CK vs SEQUIM This, The second game oT The season, was played aT The Couga-rs came ouT on The shorT end oT a I3-O score, They made The mosT yardage. CK vs SOUTH KITSAP This year The Cougars play- ed hosT To Their rivals Trom The SouTh, who came up wiTh a sTrong Team and man- aged To hand The Cougars e-ARY oLuND . . . 27-7 d T T. Guard Sequim in The rain. AIThough 6 e ea MR. PARE Coach FIGHT TO THE FINISH CK vs BAINBRIDGE CenTraI has beaTen Bain- bridge regularly The las+ Tew years, buT The'SparTans iusT wouldnlT be beaTen This year. IT was a hard ToughT game all The way, buT The breaks seemed To go To Bainbridge. The Islanders handed The Cougars a I2-6 deTeaT. TOM BALCOM LARRY SMITH PETE GRAHN ROYAL ROBINSON ED SINGER JERRY HERMANSON Tackle Tackle Back Tackle Back Tackle Phone 2-737i SANDE'S DRESS SHOP Silverdale mae Ziem 'SZ' GLEN PEARSON JACK HOWE CHUCK BURROUGHS VERN VOELLGER BUD SCOTT STAN TONGE Back and End End Tackle Tackle Back Bac CK vs PORT ANGELES The Cougars were sTarved Tor a vicTory by This Time and They dealT The Rough- riders a 7f6 score. Angeles Tallied in The lsT period. The Cougars came back in The 3rd period when Pearson scored and kicked The exTra poinT. CK vs PORT TOWNSEND The Cougars were beaTen by a powerTul, hard running PorT Townsend eleven by The score oT 33-I3. The Red- skins were classed as The second besT B Team in The sTaTe. CK vs NORTH KITSAP The Vikings, seeking revenge Trom lasT year, ouThusTled CenTral To a 19-I2 vicTory. BoTh Teams were abouT even in weighT. CK vs ST. MARTINS The CenTral KiTsap Alumni were only slighTly disappoinT- ed when The Cougars suTTer- ed a close deTeaT by ST. MarTins. The Cougars were ouTpoinTed buT noT ouTplay- ed. This was The lasT TooT- ball garne Tor rnany OT The players. The Tinal score was T9-I8. MR. BEAMER C.K. COUGARS IN ACTION Qoach A asf? 5,1- Qs' JERRY NELSON KENT HILLESLAND KEN AVERY RAY MEYER RAY FRENDER HAROLD DAHL n CenTer Guard Back End CenTer Phone and BILL STADY PETE GRAT-TN ELDON KEMP RON JACKSON Forward Guard Forward Forward BASKETBALL The CenTral KiTsap BASKETBALL Team sTarTed ouT by winning iTs TirsT Two games, buT aTTer The Jamboree losT Tour sTraighT. They were deTeaTed by a sTrong BremerTon Team by The score oT 39-3l, one oT The lowesT scores in BremerTon's. hisTory and The lowesT oT This season. CenTral, aTTer losing Two in a row iourneyed To NorTh KiTsap and aTTer a Thrilling ball game beaT The Vikings by a score oT 43-39. A husTling season was again compleTed by CenTral KiTsap by playing hos+ To The leading Teams in The disTricT in The WesT CenTral BaslceTball Tourney. lvlaior parTs oT This evenT have been held in Silverdale Tor The pasT Three years. A-STRING-Back row, leTT To righT: Tom Fordahl, PeTe B-STRING-Back row, lefT To righT: Fred Wing, Bill Joyce Gvrahn, Ed Singer, Ray Myer. FronT row: Glen Pearson, Ron Joe Gross, Alvin PerioT, Teq Reeve, Arlen Wilson. FronT row Jackson, Paul Anderson, Bill STady, Eldon Kemp. Allan WhiTney, KenT l-lillesland, Slcipper Lampman, Ed Bar neTT, Bob LansworTh, Ray Frender, Milne BesT. OPPONENT .Zfm gj T T CK'S SCOREBOARD we THEY 35 34 La lce Sfevens . Peninsula .. .. . 42 3l Jamboree-Norlh Kifsap 4.,,. .. 2l 25 Bainbridge I6 25 Shelion 25 38 Bremerfon ., 3I 39 Peninsula 45 42 Sequim , 29 56 Soufh Kilsap . 32 5l Perl Angeles , ,.,...,. .25 62 Norlh Kilsap 43 39 Bellarmine . ,, 43 38 Bainbridge 4I 59 Por? Townsend 40 50 Sequim .. ..,, 33 60 Souih Kifsap , 39 45 Por+ Angeles 28 59 Norlh Kifsap , ..,,. ..,5I 52 Bainbridge 42 40 Porf Townsend ,..... ,...,.,. 3 3 64 YOU MAKE THE BASKET WE'LL MAKE THE NOISE RAY MYER Guard The nexl game on lhe schedule was wi+h Porl Townsend. The Cougars came our on The shorf end of a 50-40 score, buf 'rhe Redskins had no easy lime of il. The nexl Team To invade CK was Sequirn who hir +he Cougars for a 60-33 defeat The Third of +he home games was wilh Soufh Kilsap. The game was airfighf for fhree quarfers, bul The Wolves dumped in a quick IO poinis in rhe fourlh quarler To win 54-39. The Cougars hil The road 'ro Pom' Angeles onl +o suffer anolher defeat The Cougars re- furned 'ro false on Norlh Kilsap for a 'rhriller +ha+ wenl inlo overlime when Bill Slady sunlc a foul shof, buf Norlh made a foul shol' a+ The crucial momenl +o win 52-5l. The Cougars came ou+ of 'rheir losing sfrealc by bearing Bainbridge 42-40. The las+ game of The season was los+ +o Por+ Townsend by The score of 64-33. PAUL ANDERSON ED SINGER Cenler Guard lla KIM REEVE Guard Noi picfured GLEN PEARSON Forward ,f Hr 9 l952 PROSPECTS BASEBALL SQUAD-Firsl row, lefl To righfz Gordon Hanson, Fred Jones, Ray Erender, Alvin Periof, Fred Wing, Jerry Orwiler, Bud Scoff, Don Summers, Leroy Bowman, Arlen Wilson. Second row: Ron Jackson, John Bumpass, Bob Pinni, Allen Whirney, Ed Singer, Larry Smi+h, Dick Johnson, Berl Olsen, Joe Saclcman. Jerry Woodard. Noi picluredz Kim Reeve, Floyd Filzwaler, Joe Goss, Don Reminglon, Jim Jones, Paul Anderson. BASEBALL The Cougars had a fairly good season las+ year 'ralcing second place in The league. Some of The wins were over Norlh Ki+sap, Bainbridge, and Peninsula. Also lhe Cougars played Bellarmine of Tacoma and splii a double header wi+h O'Dea. One of'+he besl' games of The season was againsl Bainbridge when Don Young pilched a no-hiller. The awards of Capfain and lnspiralional Player wen+ lo Kenny Johnson. X x 1 P S L iiii i' . H. . JERRY NELSON NIK SAMELA DON SUMMERS KIM REEVE Second Base Cafcher Ou+fielder Ouhiielder hm. JERRY WOODARD DON REMINGTON BUD SCOTT DON YOUNG Oulfielder Pifcher Third Base Pilcher FRANK 'WHITAKI Shor+ Sfop FLOYD FITZWATE Cefcher ' ,Z szazlaahef E... . , . ,, ,,,: . , A 1,, .,V, il X , ,V , JERRY HERMANSON GLEN PEARSON BOB LANSWORTH Discus and 5hoT Javelin 440 , TUMBLING TEAM TUMBUNG TEAM-FFVST FOW- lei? +0 fiflhfi R0bi 1 This is The Third year ThaT The TUMBLING Team has been or- Ferguson, James Womac, Bob Ross, Jimmy Schmidt Tom Balcom, Diclc Deno. Second row: James Macy. Vernon Helqeson, Eddie Housen. ganized under The' supervision of Mr. Pare. ATTer geTTing sTarTed a liTTle laTe This year, The Tumbling Team performed aT games and The disTricT TournamenT. The boys were appreciaTed by all who TRACK saw Them. Coach Beamer's I95I ediTion oT The CKHS TRACK Team made up whaT iT lacked in clepTh by iTs never quiT spiriT. The Team was builT around The nucleus oT Tour reTurning leTTermen. Glen Pearson. who wenT To The sTaTe meeT lasT year, assured The Cougars oT poinTs in The iaveling Jerry Hermanson in The discus and shoTg LeRoy Nordby in The hurdles: and Bob LansworTh in The 440. Coach Beamer was very pleased wiTh The boys' co-operaTion. l LEROY NORDBY MIKE BEST BILLY JOYCE DAVE HESS Hurdles Hurdles Hurdles Sprinfs ENNY JOHNSQN ED SINGER BERT OLSEN LARRY SMITH RON JACKSON Firsf 3,56 Second Base Ouffielder Pifcher OuT'fielder i4QQQ55f 5Q5 M WWW ,WW 4faxn,LLdfLfy- MW MM 155 .X way' g Y 2 5+ x A 31 ., . ,..i f S. . 7 . . 2 4 . E 4 . I . K 17 ' a 3 is N2 6 5 , .0 B Q av ' ' , le ll W- 4 g 5. , S . ' ' 1 Qi 1 5 I ii as 'I f ., . q x vw N r 7 K 4 ,f e nm V I , .gk ,F 1 you v f X gg 1 1 S gg A n 1 L any xv ' ' ' R. W . , it A Y 4 W X I Y H9 ix xg Q if X-ua ,E A 6 t .- kk i N f C 54: v N. J A S V K g. . . ,' V K ay aw- . I In V' Q5 k ' Y sw if k ip ' 1 ..,: F , N4 -. ' AQ 43? ' ,Etsy 1 K' 'sa :K Q. fi NF a '...-'+ xv, 'R dw-rm gk H, GX ,nf 1 FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS-Leif fo righrz Lu- SECOND SEMESTER OFElCERS-Leif +o righfz cille Johnson, Secreiaryp Dick Souihworih, Presi- Bill Wierman, Presidenig George O'Day, Sergeani- denig Marvin Mahrl, Vice-president Don Brown, ai-Arrns7 Sharon 'Wilson, Secrelaryg Mary Jane SAA, Mosher, Vice-presidenry Beverly Balcer, Treasurer. FRESI-IMAN CLASS HISTORY The school year of I95O-5I found sludenls 'From rhree schools merged inro one- C.K. EIGHTH GRADE. These boys and girls quickly learned io worlc iogeiher and ai' ihe beginning of I95I were recognized as a very promising FRESHMAN CLASS. Through The year ihe class pariicipaied in all Junior High acriviiies, a class pariy in early spring among +hem. All were proud of The fooiball ream which played all season wi+hou+ a score againsr rhem. The class was led by Mrs. Bollnnann, who has been ihe Freshman Class advisor for rhe las+ few years. 0 th'- T ,M A go o 1 0 Z M Z . 2 sa 1 N ylllllllll i 9 x G C 1 S Q up 6 Q? Q ' :SK XS' - ' sk 1 . , , 1 1 A Af .2 K' 6 gf QQ, x W Jn in f is Q L. W g li X f fri' gin 1'-f, 5. f. 9' 3 1 2 gf V 1 'A Q 1 I Q, N' V 2 : ,W Q f 'fr-U 'uw v,f', , if M' WZ G -for ,NK New wr 'ful' for ,mm as ,qv-'Q 'QNF' Top row, lell +o righlz Calvin McQueen, Pal Madden, Marvin Mahrf, Don Marlin, Louis Menior, Clela Miller, Karen Mills, Janice Morrow, Mary Jane Mosher, Russell Meyer, Anna Nordby, George O'Day, Marcia Olson, Jack Owensby, John Owensby, Barry Phiier, Kafhleen Pinsch, Nancy Powell, Clare Pralher, Ben Ramirez, Mary Jane Ray, Janelle Remedes, Bob Ross, Jerry Sanford, Jimmy Schmidl, Corky Scoll, Bob Seamans, Paul Severson, Lorraine Sieber, Voris Siegle, Bealrice Siel, Doug' las Smilh, Everelie Snyder, Dick Soulhworlh, Richard Sleedly, Bernard Sfeinman, Shirley Slreeler, JoAnne Summers, Maxine Talbol, Elaine Taverner, Danny Tonge, Francis Tonge, Marilyn Tyler, Mary Warrick, Ray Wesler, Donald Wilkinson, Janel Williams, SharoniWilson, Dick Winlers, James Womac, Gerry Yaisunofl, Jackie Yalsunoll, Eddie Young. Noi piciured: Joe Schmidl Phone 2-8521 GLHLEORD FEED and SEED Silyerdale 216, FIRST SEMESTER OEFTCERS-LeTTTo righT: Sharon SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS--LeTT To righT Giaver, Vice-president Duane Bergh, SergeanT-aT- Joe Byam, Vice-president John Williams, PresidenT Arms: Joe Jenkins. PI'eSlCl6V1T: Barbara KnighT, Sec- PaT Harden, SecreTary-Treasurer, Ken Johnson, Ser reTary-Treasurer, ge-an+-a+-Arm5, EIGHTH GRADE HISTORY When The doors OT our school opened in The Tall, in came a large and ambiTious class--namely The EIGHTH GRADERS. There were many ouTsTanding members who sTarTed To malce a good name Tor The school as well as Their class, The minuTe They arrived aT CenTral KiTsap. ln all junior high acTiviTies, This group proved iTselT over and over. They conTribuTed many members To The aThleTic program, also. All The iunior high classes, and The eighTh graders are no excepTion, are looking Torward To The day when The new iunior high building will be compleTed and They can move inTo iT. We are sure ThaT This class is going To malce our school a beTTer and bigger one- one which has ThaT good old Cougar Spirit v Phone 7-3836 LEWTS FUNERAL CHAPEL 5l5 5Th 5' 2 maj X Lf f ,Q I , ef lf' I Y J T' ' x , 'Q' ,, S? AL P I 65 I I , ,X AN? ' 1: bum 'FQ E f-, QW 'X L1 We F, 'X Q2 'V K...- me ffm, FlRST SEMESTER OFFICERS-Lell +o righlz Phil- SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS-l.ef+ +0 righf lip Besl, Treasurer: Dick lvlusser, SAA: Rosalie Diclc Musser, Treasurer: Tom lvlcAnnally, Presidenl Erickson, Presidenlg Lawrence Greaves, Vice-presi- Lawrence Greaves, Secrelaryg Bruce Robinson dent Roland Musser, Secrelary. SAA. Noi pic+ured: Diclc Horsley, Vice-presidenl SEVENTH GRADE HISTORY A large class of SEVENTH GRADERS proved +o be an assel 'ro C.K. Junior High. Among rheir aclivilies were performances by 'rheir own band-'rhe firsf al The sevenlh grade Chrislmas parfy and laler in lhe Spring Concerl. A Valenline's parly was also an inleresling lealure of lheir social acfivilies. As you can see fhese Sevenlh graders have lhe spiril and push 'ro carry Them lhrough +he resl of 'lheir years a+ Cenlral Kilsap. 0 X Q . . - 'X ew Q' ,Q , X 2,N-is E33 i -w e, in O : 7 Top row, lell io righl: Bill Anderson, Jack Anderson, Aleiha Badger, Alvarda Berge, Phillip Besl, Gary Bridgman, Arlhur Brookman, Charlolle Buchanan, Frank Cameron, Jim Carnahan, Dan Cloud, Jim Colby, Jane? Dodd, Terry Drinnon, Roberla Erickson, Rosalie Ericksen, Sandra Fordham, Mike Fraizer, Harold Gibson, Joyce Graves, Lawrence Greaves, Helen Gockley, Dale Gould, Gene Ham- mond, Sara Harrison, Marilyn Heiliqer, Belly Jean Hensrud, Joan Hermanson, Judy Hillesland, Janice Holmes, David Hong, Arlo Hoppe, Dick Horsely, Charles Hudson, Glenn Johnson, Jo Rene Johnson, Lewis Jones, Larry Kanizeski, Bob LaMonl, Darlene Lawrence, Narval Lawslad, Janel Lindquisl, Vicki Mills, Tom McAnnally, Dick Musser, Roland Musser, Jo Ann Myhre, Bill Nordby. Muriel Nullall, Barbara Oliphanl, Therma Oliphanl, Allen Orwiler, Larry Pelerson, Pal Pursell, Judilh Raalz, Belly Jean Ray, Bruce Robison, Dale Romslad, Arlhur Scheck, Helen Schneider, Bill Seko, Peggy Severns, Grela Sieqle, Don Slreeler, Janel Slreeler, Gail Sweel, Merle Wilkinson, Jewel Yergin'Graannis, Rulh Yergin-Graannis, Renee Youngs. lBelowl Roberf Hamner. Phone 3-1424 SETTLE CHEVROLET 628 Burwell i FIRST SEMESTER-Leif lo righiz Marvin Mahrf, Vice Presi- SECOND SEMESTER-Lefl fo righl: John Williams, Vice denlg Diclr Souihworih, Presideni: Don Brown, SAA: Lucille Presideniq Diclc Howe, Presidenfg Lucille Johnson, Secreiary- Johnson, Secrelary-Treasurer. Treasurer, George O'Day, SAA. JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL The ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY ORGANIZATION of 'rhe Junior High is ad- vised by Mr. Kvinsland. This year They iormecl a LeHermen's Club and parlially re- vised iheir own conslilufion. SECOND SEMESTER STUDENT COUNCIL Leif To righlz Sandra Fordham, Joanne Cicelski, Barbara Knighf, Billy Grosz, Paul Moose, Roland Musser. Ninlh grads represenlalives are noi piclured. FIRST SEMESTER STUDENT COUNCIL Leil lo righl: Pal' Harden, Francis Tonge, Anna Hunier, Beverly Balcer, Anna Nordby, Lucille Johnson, Dick Soulhworlh, Marvin Mahrf, Don Brown, Calvin McQueen, Dick Howe, Richard Bachand. li fm! T - . or D fi ff' In .....,........--r AT PLAY WITH THE JUNIOR HIGH GAA The JR. HIGH G.A.A. and LETTER LASSIES parlicipaled in aclivilies similar lo lhose ol lheir big sislers. Bolh groups Ioolc lorward lo lhe day when lhey can be- long lo lhe organizalion of Ihe more advanced girls. LETTER LASSIES had an inilialion lhal will nol easily be lorgollen by Ihose who loolc parl. Their advisor is Miss Dunbar. iw 67 I 4 n ,f LETTER LASSIES JR. HIGH CHEERLEADERS Firsl row, Iell lo righl: Hagen, Dahl, Sibon, Hand, Gregory, Arlene Amundson, Mary Ann Hensrud, Sharon Wilson. Lead- Angell, Olsen, Miclcelberry, Bullard. Second row: Johnson, ing lhe Junior High in yells and songs This year, This famil- Housen, Slempl, Morgan, Ashby, Dodd, Fields, Somers, lar lhreesome helped boosf lhe morale ol Iheir learn and Slreeler, Dormaier, Bealnley, Simons. played a parl in The viclory. All lhree girls are lreshrnen. Phone 2-7362 SILVERDALE BREEZE Silverdale JUNIOR HIGH PEP CLUB The Junior High Pep Club is an organiza+ion which helps Io cheer i+s 'ream on 'ro viciory and Io encourage good sporfsmanship and school cilizenship. Through Iheir efforls, Ihe siudenls mainlained a very peppy pep seciion. Any junior high siuclenl is eligible Io ioin. Their officers for The 5I-52 year were: Jimmy SchmiH', presideni: Bar- bara Bar+leH', vice-president Lucille Johnson, secrelary-Ireasurerg Ronnie Grahn, Jerry Evanson, S.A.A. JUNIOR HIGH HIKING CLUB The Junior High Hiking Club followed in Ihe fooisfeps of i'rs older broihers and sislers. I+ was planned aI' Iirsi' for bo+h groulps Io be combined, buf a+ Ihe firsl meeiing. when members overflowed info The hal , ii was decided Io have Iwo branches. THE JUNIOR HIGH HIKING CLUB They ioined wi'rh 'fhe older hikers on Iheir excursion Io Lake Lena and o+her hikes in 'rhe Spring. This group proved Ihaf They were iusf as able Io scale 'rhe highesf peak as 'rhe nexi one. Miss Knapp and Mr. John did 'rhe co-advising. Phone 7-3726 ARDEN FARMS Weslqafe Rie. 2, Box 539 JUG JUNIOR HIGH BAND-FirsT row, IeTT To righT: Don MarTin, RusseII Myers, Duane Berg, Dale Gor- rnan, Jim Fisk, Dick Barr, BeaTrice SieI, Dariene Baker, BiIIy Herring, Dick SouThworTh. Second row: Mary Jones, Joanne Barber, RoI:nerT CarsTensen, Bob Barr, Chuck Anderson, Mike BarTIeTT, Terry Reeve, DeIwin Reeve, Ray WesTer, John Graham, Gary SarreTT. Third row: Wiley Burch, Richard Bachand, HeIen HoIIand, RiTa Livingston, Ken Johnson, Nancy Cameron, Mary Jane Mosher, Ed GoTorTh. JUNIOR HIGH MUSIC DEPARTMENT EeaTured on These Two pages is The JUNIOR HIGH MUSIC DEPARTMENT. Un- der The supervision oT Mrs. PeTricka, who direcTs The 8Th and 9Th grade choruses, Mr. Reiman who direcTs The 7Th grade chorus, and Mr. Moen who direcTs The Junior High Band, The deparTmenT dispIayed up-and-coming TaIenT in Their singing and playing. ' The accornpanisTs Tor The choruses are Sharleen ArrniTage, Karin MiIIs, LuciIIe John- son, BeverIy Baker, and Voris Siegle. The SEVENTH GRADE CHORUS CLASS was Ied by presidenT Janef Dodd. SEVENTH GRADE CHORUS-EirsT row, IeTT To righT: M. NuTTaIl, A. Badger, J. Meyer, G. Sweef, D. Lawrence, H. Snyder, M. Heiliger, C. Buchanan, J. LindquisT, J. Hermanson, A. OrwiIer, C. Hud- son, J. Anderson, B. Harnner, D, RomsTad. Second row: R. NiTz, R. Yergen-Graannis, J. Holmes, M Wilkinson, R, Erickson, J. Johnson, J. RaaTz, J. Hilleslancl, S. Harrison, B. Hensrud, A. Berg, G. Siegle, J. Dodd. Third row: V. McMahon, A. Hoppe, B. Robinson, F. Cameron, L. Greaves, G. Johnson, B. Sesko, D. STreeTer, T. Drinnon, D. Gould, M. Fraizer, P. BesT, D. Horsley, D. Musser, I-I. Gibson, L. Kononzeski, Mr. Reiman. Phone 7-3873 FIRST NATIONAL BANK 280 4Th ST. iw I , ielii A . ,. -. 'M 4 4 V ' 3 . 1' J, - srs, T is J ,. - ,J R 1 B l NlNTH GRADE CHORUS-lell To right firsl row: Jerry Yalsunoff, Jackie Yalsunolf, Joanne Sum- mers, Francis Tonge, Marilyn Tyler, Clera Miller, Marcia Olsen, Beverly Baker, Lucille Johnson. Karin Mills. Second row: Mrs. Pelricka, Jeanerre Remedes, Pal McCord, Peggy Hammond, Mary Warrick, Lynn Erdman, Clare Pralher, Ardyce Grosz, Voris Siegle. Mildred Hand, Rosa Carler. Third row: Verner Johnson, Phillip Basford, Danny Tonge, Duane Lampe, Jimmy Schmidl, Dick Gil- berl, Louis Menfor, Bernie Sleinman, Bob Ross, Johnny Ellis, Eddie Housen. Jackie Yalsunolf was presidenrg Lucille Johnson, vice-presidenrg and Gerry Yarsunoif, secretary-rreasurer. 'F E ?fi fi f Mi' Ti' i K A E-Qs: fs-533,21-F, IF' i W ' wsfsf:wfr 1 451335 - I L yil li - 'i n ig as we Em N fl Ni . i,,.. -fri, .c Wg inf: kj ,g its Q 'T 533 -, . , A A S' ii W l Q , 13 xr -ew mf-is .. rom-. ll-- T EIGHTH GRADE CHORUS-Lefl To righl, firsf row: Norma Brown, Joan Guilford, Phyllis Curia, Pal' Harden, Donna Nelson, Shirley Moore, Marlene Billick, Louise Henry, Sandra Reeve, Eleanor Nelson, Carol Zalusky, Kafy Jenkins, Sonia Kinney, Janel Olsen. Second row: Mrs. Pelricka, Sharleen Armilage, Darlene Angell, Carrie Carrer, Dorelle Cribb, Lois Taverner, Florence Myers, Jeanne Fulcer, Beverly Monroe, Shirley Fahey, Margaref Luark, Billie Wood, Sue Kennedy, Jeannelfe Dahl, JoAnne Cicelski, Sharon Snirzler, Wendy Sreyens, Mary Firzwarer, Marlene Tucker, Eileen Lowsfad. Third row: Gary Tonge, Dan Greer, Charles Ewers, Joe Jenkins, Keilh Gould, Tom Howard, Dennis Sargent Harry Mayfield, John Williams, Bill Rivers, Donne Dodge, Arvid Hagen, Leo Armslrong. Fourfh row: Jim McCrae, Larry Hawkins, Joe Byam, Wayne Brumm, Sherman Courier, Garelh Burch, Dean Lampe. Kennefh Huesby, Jerry Lanqill, Bill Flisram, John Wilron, Leland Pererson, Richard Frazier, Paul Moose, Thomas Rasmussen, Leslie Brillon. Officers For 'rhe year were Melba Lucha, presidenl: Jeannelfe Dahl, vice-president and Carol Zalusky, secrefary-lreasurer. Phone 3-6766 Porlrairs by JACK BELL 635 Callow N. K is is aff' .. viii .pgis S E7 K Mx egg X X :Q k F A ,. if 1 2 ' b F WkAW 5 - 'Jw Aff I A 1 ' F V 'K' 5'b3Qf'2g: S 43 5 i , ig, fi 3, kk , his ik Mk Q X K 51, AY 7 9 I , f I ly 'I .7 Q x wx N' . Q S Q . fa f-, is Y wi 2 1 A 'H 1 7 M Y - F -ff. N, im if 4,1 . rv.: Q - L W . X A ,V y, x . K, A gg 52 W 'N Q i 4 . f. 9 X 5 1 ' Q 5 is qi R W X Q i i? I . , W N, Z , ,K . , . V, ' .S 1 1' , X .Q , ,E 4 ,pf if Q M N - 5 A Eg? it , 1-X ,E 'QF , VN . A . x : X 1 ' L' . E. SMS. 5 fx, .. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL-Firsf row, IeTT To righT: Don Brown, Ed Young, Marvin Mahrf, Warren Johnson, PaT Hawkins, Bucky Snyder. Second row: Bill Weirman, George O'Day, Dick SouThworTh, Ed GoTorTI1, Corky ScoTT, Orville Geving. Third row: Jim McRae, Duane Bergh, Tom Rasmussen, Leland PeTerson, Paul Moose, Terry Reeve, Ron Goss, Larry Hawkins. FourTh row: Jerry Nicholas, Chuck Anderson, Bob Dormaier, Ron Grahn, Dick Howe, Leroy Gould, Chuck Ewers, Gary Tonge, Buddy Hammond. BASKETBALL The Junior High BaskeTbaII Team, wiTh one reTurning leTTerman, sTarTed The season wiTh a Tair record of 2 wins and 3 losses. Had Lady Luck Tollowed Them a IiTTIe closer, They mighT have been on Top oT The league since They IosT The 2 games by only 6 poinTs. Teams They played were: BremerTon, Dewey, Bainbridge, NorTh KiTsap, SouTh KiTsap, and CoonTz. BASEBALL The boys you see below are The members oT The I95I baseball squad who finished league play in TourTh place. 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