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

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5? left to right: Roy Myer, Pcrliomentcrion, Bud Scott, SAA Pculc Crondoil, Secretory, Teg Reeve, Presi- dent Not pictured: Paul Sulonen, Vice President, Chuckie Cribb, Treasurer, lorry Smith, SAA. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS SAA SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Many moons ago in T949 we entered the Cougar tribe as freshmen, We spent most of the first year learning the tribal customs. The Hopi Indians are famous for their Snake dance, but as Cougar sophomores we became known for our Eye Hop and Tramp Stamp. We also carried on the ancient tribal rite of decorating for baccalaureate. As we increased in stature we took on more responsibilities in the tribe. In our junior year we sponsored a Sadie Hawkins Day dance. Our more artistic tribes- men put on a play, The Bishop's Mantle. As is customary, we held the Junior Prom, helped with the Junior-Senior Banquet, and decorated for commencement. Growing in wisdom, we finally achieved our rightful position as senior mem- bers of the tribe. As seniors we were corsponsors of the Hall Shuffle in front of the office. Some mystery entered our lives when Fog Island, the class play, was given. We presented a class assembly and held the Senior Ball. Before we leave the Long House, we want to give special credit to our Chief Counsellor, Mrs. Topness. SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS Seutcd' Annette Brillon, Secretory, Chuckie Cribln Trecixuu-r. Stcinding: Jerry Nelson, Vice Pruiclcnt lorry Smith, President, Pciul Rcesor, SAA Bud Scot