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

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Eaatentc TITLE PAGE ............. ....... I ADMINISTRATION .......... ....... 6 SENIOR HIGH CLASSES ........ ..... I 2 SENIORS ....... ..... I 4 JUNIORS ....... ..... 4 4 SOPHOMORES ...... ..... 4 8 ORGANIZATIONS ....... ..... 5 4 SPORTS ...................... ....... ..... 8 2 JUNIOR HIGH DIVISION ...... ..... . 92 FRESHMEN ........... ...-- 9 4 EIGHTH GRADE ....... --.-- 9 3 SEVENTH GRADE ......................... ---.--- I 00 JUNIOR HIGH ORGANIZATIONS ....... .-..-.. I 03 JUNIOR HIGH SPORTS ................. -----,- I 09 Please pay special a1TenTion To The names of business firms IisTed aT The boTTom of some of The pages. We wish To express our Thanks To These merchanTs for sponsoring This 1954 ECHO. 1

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7 M42 Each school year is usually remembered by each of us for some special event or happening. Something especially important or exciting always seems to occur. W This year we didn't wait very long for our big event. On October 23 we held our first nightifootball game under our newly erected field lights. Over I2 years of working, saving, and plan- ning were behind thatdedication ceremony conducted by Ron Roe, Vice President of the student body, on that Friday evening. Everyone there felt proucl- of the co-operative effect of the loyal Cougars whose years of 'support resulted in the excellently lighted field we now have. We are happy then to dedicate this 1954 ECHO to the many people who worked to complete our proiect - Field Flood Lights. Our list includes the many students who for years sold magazines, programs, popcorn and candy, and who planned and worked on smokers and other events, receipts from which went into the Light Fund. Faculty, administration and students were of great import- ance in attaining our goal. Most of all however we wish to remember the pare-nts, businessmen, and other friends who gave so much time and energy to our proiect. All these people we thank and to them we dedicate our book. In ' ' The field lights we now have at Central Kitsap typify' more than a lighted field to us. They illustrate the many 'lights' that are kindled and 'lights that last' because people can co-operate and work together. We are happy for the opportunity to play a part in keeping these lights glowing. T

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