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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1956 volume:

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'Nb ,nf f ' 'f'l'L r..,. ,nz , f. H f . - 'J 5' 1 W,.., .,'.,VLJ.u.-, .f ,G my , ...fer 4. AA .'k, ,ABQ N.. 1 '..,, ,ln , mf, .ini ,,'?,4v', N-1 . .-,,n.,.,.kp,L'.- ,Mm , W ,..:-if .U-, .. 2 9 '1- Lp .ww , ' ..- , Q, wk 5 w 4 -fl-il-'-r',1,., ff,,,1, W W s -'zu ,, ,., ., ...Q 9. VX XX X XX w, ,Y . , YA KH M li b N M 1 , X . XX 'Mk 1 83 'glaze b 4 Wine 75 ,466 ,f4' ?ouwofwl This is a story - our story. lt's non-fiction. Everything contained in these pages actually happened in 1955 and '56 at Central Kitsap. It happened to us and to our friends. These are the everyday events and the spectacular highlights. These are the classes and the team victories. Here is 1955-'56 at Central Kitsap. I I I 1 I II? Ii pq Slcglq 9quI4IqMNJq5q5 'wfIH uI Sw 13 1+ 'ge 535 5 I I I . I I A--x.1xz.A Y. . ..-,Q ,vi-,AbJv-5 I . D MRS. ALICE LARIVEE It is fitting that Mrs. Larivee, our librarian, is important in our story because it is she who has helped us keep all our stories in order. Not only has she helped us but many students before us. Since 1941 Mrs. Larivee has found that certain book or suggested sources of information for that term paper. For all her assistance and interest, we thank our friend, Mrs. Larivee. xqw 'E fx . ni' xv' 2 B vweq INTRODUCTION w.Mm.,. ADMINISTRATIO SENIOR HIGH C SENIOR ACTIVI N .......... LASSES .......... .. ......... - IES AND AWARDS T SENIORS ............... . ...................... ., ........ - JUNIORS ............. SOPHOMORES ....... ACTIVITIES ......,. SPORTS ........... JUNIOR HIGH ...... - FRESHMEN ............... EIGHTH GRADE .......... SEVENTH GRAD JUNIOR HIGH A JUNIOR HIGH S E ..............,... IIITIVITIES ......... PORTS ......... INDEX .................. .. .......... , We- arc' thc' Cougars. Our orange- and lmluvk fluslws in vmili-sl and iw va wud uf our cffurls in victory ur mlm-fe-ut. Wie- lypify lliv lrum- spirit uf lfvnlrzil lxi in in Here is a faculty meeting. At least once a month our teachers get together after school to discuss the business of running our school. This is one of the many meetings our staff attends. In addition to classroom teaching our faculty has many other responsibilities. There are activities to sponsor, clubs to advise, sports to coach and plays and other programs to direct. The school year is a busy one. I 0 O Z Z X MR. JAMES HUEY Principal SCHOOL SECRETARIES Seated: Mrs. Creelman Standing: Mrs. Hutchings MR. HOWARD KVINSLAND Vice Principal x ..:: 21155. H ' -':' w e E- ggfsif-'s W r S i SCHOOL BOARD Seated, left to right: C. A. Hinman, Mrs. Elsie Christopher, Martin Holland, Olaf Svenson, Dr. G. E. Parsons. Standing: Carl Jenne, Superinten- dentg William Waxmuth, Business Manager. ADRIAN BEAMER Bachelor of Arts, Eastern Washington College of Edu- cationg Coach and Shop In- structor, Letterman's Club Advisor, Drivers' Training In- structor. ISABELLE BROCKWAY Bachelor of Education, White Water State Teachers College, Wisconsin, Eighth Grade Class Advisor, Junior High Mathematics and Science. WALLACE CALLOW Bachelor of Science, Univer- sity of Washingtong Junior High Mathematics, Geometry, Astronomy Club, Tennis Coach. ELDEN CHAMPMAN Bachelor of Arts, Mt. Her- man, Eastman Conservatory, Columbia University, Univer- sity of Washington, U.S.N. Bandmasters Schoolg Band and Orchestra, Drill Team Advisor. HOWARD DAVIS Bachelor of Arts, Pacific Lutheran College, Junior High Mathematics and Sci- ence, Junior High Assistant Coach. 1 Our new teaching couple- Mrs. and Mr. Fox EDNIS DUNBAR Bachelor of Science and Master of Arts, New York University, Concession Club, Biology. EDDIE DUYFF Bachelor of Arts, University of Washingtong Senior High Social Studies, .Iunior'Class Advisor, Junior and Senior High Honor Society. ARLENE FOX Bachelor of Arts, Western Washington College of Edu- cation, Seventh and Eighth Grade Social Studies and Language Arts. i Q' .lOHN FOX Bachelor of Arts, Western Washington College of Edu- cation, Master of Arts, West- tern Washington College of Education: Coach and Phy- sical Education, Letterman's Club. IDA FRITZ Professional Life Teaching Diploma, College of Puget Sound, Junior High Social Studies and Language Arts, Seventh Grade Mathematics and Science, Advisor of Nurses Club and Clinic Moni- tors. FLORENCE HART Bachelor of Science, Univer- sity of Oregon, Master of Arts, University of Washing- tong Chorus, Choir, Girls' Glee, Boys' Clee, Assemblies, United States History. Now Wllll us-Mrs. Holtzman. HARRY HENDRICKSON Bachelor of Arts, Jamestown College, North Dakota, Com- mercial Subjects, Commercial Club, Sophomore Class Advi- sor. DOROTHY HOLTZMAN Life Diploma, Western Wash- ington College of Educationg Special Classes., DONALD HORSLEY Bachelor of Arts, Inter- mountain Uniong Journalism, English, Public Speaking, Megaphone Advisor. NORBERT JOHN Bachelor of Science, and Bachelor of Education, Wash- ington State Collegeg Voca- tional Agriculture Advisor of Future Farmers of America and Fire Patrol. CHARLES KESERICH Bachelor of Arts, University of Washington, Sophomore English, Senior High Debate. HAROLD KING Bachelor of Arts, University of Oregon, Master of Arts, Gonzaga, Mathematics, Latin, .lunior Red Cross and Latin Club Advisor. PEGGY KINGSBURY Bachelor of Arts, College of Puget Sound, Ninth Grade English, Junior High Pep Club Advisor. RUTH LAMB Bachelor of Science, Illinois State Normal University, Foods, Co-Advisor of F.H.A., Pep Club Advisor. ALICE LARIVEE Bachelor of Arts, Carleton College, Minnesotag Master of Arts, University of Washing- ton g Library, Freshman Class and Stamp Club Ad- visor. PAUL LINDER Bachelor of Arts, Capital Uni- versity, Columbus, Ohiog His- tory, Guidance, and Junior High Coach. Mr. Chapman takes over the baton this year DON MacGILVRA Bachelor of Arts, University of Washington, Bookkeeping, Shorthand and Typing, Serv- ice Club and Paddle Squad. RUSSELL MAGNUSON. Bachelor of Science, River Falls State College, Wiscon- sing ,Iunior High Mathematics and Science. LIONEL MANNING Bachelor of Science, Wash- ington State College, Master of Science, Oregon State Col- lege, Shop, Stage Carpenter, Golf. RUTH MANNING Bachelor of Education. West- ern Washington College of Education, Seventh Grade and Advisor. Junior High Language Arts and Social Studies. MARGARET MORRIS Bachelor of Education. Cen- tral State Teachers College. Stevens Point, Wisconsing Eighth Grade, Co-Advisor of Junior High Student Council. LOYD MYRVANG Bachelor of Arts, Western Washington College of Edu- cationg Junior High Science and Mathematics, Advisor of Junior High Camera Club, Senior High Scoreboard Op- erators, and Junior High Model Plane Club. The girls are getting ed with Miss Shaffer. Al, JOHN PAGE Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Education, Seattle Pacific College, Chemistry. Physics and Hi C Advisor. HELEN PETRICKA Bachelor of Arts, Western Washington College of Edu- cationg Dakota State Teach- ers College, North Dakota: Junior High Vocal Music. Advisor of Kittenaires and Shutterbugs. LOUIS QUIRK Bachelor of Arts, Seattle Pacific Collegeg .Ninth Grade Social Studiesg Service Club Co-Advisor. HELEN REEVE Bachelor of Arts, University of Washingtong Senior Class and Poster Club Advisor. Junior and Senior High Art. LUCILE RYAN Bachelor of Science in Home Economics, University of Ten- nessee, Clothing, F.H.A. I o ' l 'XI' 'O--.qt-.., BETTY SHAFFER TNEZ SOLTE Bachelor of Arts. Whitworth Life Diploma. Western Wash- College. Spokane. Washing- ington College of Education. tong Girls' PE., G.A.A.. C.K. University of Washington: Club. Little Letter Lassies. Junior High Social Science Girls' Tennis Team. and English. :turns-nigg- natal' -.-.nn-.sauna-uv :icuii k ' . .4 ' ::vs:,g....- . ' --, - L - T ti' ' IEN SOUTHWORTH Bachelor of Science. North Dakota State College. Univer- sity of Washingtong English. Psychology. Drama. Thespian Advisor. va 'im Zum 146 2 ACKLIN YORK lliil'llCl0l' of Arts :intl llzivlw- lor of Frlut iliou Wt lt: Golln 1 . 1 . A .U . :- of Yvushingtoug Spanish. Girls' Counselor. :Xnuual nhlvisor. Girls' Clulr. Spanish Glulm L... if 5 ui it ti 1-t L ,,...........,....,..f.. N . Vi l l l - 1:1 ' ff -Jr -... .,.,v-s-4 v. .K , asf' Q. I ,C 1.x ,xi . ie- g fl. 3 - .ml V 4 A . Af:- Ei. f f V. Q The library is a favorite of many students as the spot to study. Here references of all sorts are available. Ready assistance and in- struction on how to find needed materials makes the preparation of assignments much easier. Our library also is an attractive place to study. Its windows topped with glass bricks to the ceiling provide ample light and a bright atmosphere. The natural wood adds further to the room's appeal. Mrs. Larivee and her library assistants arrange interesting dis- plays to inform Central Kitsap students. fs! +R M is Ei? Y 0 . O o O .I 3 3 s o s ., s 5 1 s .X Q 0 'io f-an 'A I is 'Zed ,, - R - . . W M - fffx -wk , . V ' ' 9' YH 2 ' I-:s ::: . f - N., , 'LW ,, -r gzxiyr L' ' . gfi5a f tf1f3QQis1' , , lv if J I fr 7' v' V74 3' A ' ' ', , ' far' 5- 5523.4 , 5151? WW ' - A '95 4 ' I e erwfafizsf : s so t , f U ' f - ..,,. J , ,.,. L. mm- Q. . 1. V 20 1. A request by Cathy and Paul Moose 2. The cafeteria is a natural scene of a Starlight Wonderland Ke . 4 Q fk -gays - i 'ri 1, 5: I, sf., I U u A WNQFJ 22 Olivia Lively, chairman of the Junior Prom. and her escort, Dick Musser. enjoyed the lovely sc-ning of A GARDEN IN THE RAIN. .Mikey Q O 1 3 f i -Q... if QE, ping-, 1. The German Band performs at the Junior-Senior Banquet, a traditional affair at Central Kitsap. 2. A few introductory remarks from Dick Howe, toastmaster at the Junior-Senior Banquet. 23 '1l -'Hsu A X - '81 if is X 24 Proud of sports honors are Scott Lowe, lnspirational Trackg Dick Howe, Oustanding Senior Athlete, K.B.R.O. Sports- manship Award, Honorary Football Captain, and lnspirational Baskethallg Tom Rasmussen, lnspirational Football and Free Throw Awarclg anrl Bob Dormaier, Honorary Basketball Captain. 1.- 1 'N -f ?-ne. 1' ai- - Pu 4 ff- , Q .--.. W.-N,: ff Q ' . 'nf K W mfmyy . 0 rfwaykf ' 1. , r 4 f.f+.f . W I ,xg L . L , . ., 5 , y ' ,.- i 8'x': fr. r -t. lf Vim. fs, 4 J 2' a ' . v ' N x,,' - . - 1 ' - f-Q k an. ' -4 L X '. V KJ'fCi,!'NQ v. O X v5 Q, 1 7 5 . f K' 'Q v N! .3 . A . . 'YY . rf 'Q' tw ,A , ,if i - .1 , .vw , K 4 Q 'B +5 MAN. - S 'K 'ff - ' , A .L .. fa , , -f ' :X V1 - ... ' ,X l nh., x H L,L',.fgX f N' y. ' 4 K W 41 73 , 'T ,fm-1 Q32 Q. . .is . ,yi was 'N T ' 5 mx. Us K , aff' X' .1 V . L. , Q. iv w K Y A F , na If ,s3?..xpNk.' , N ,. , -gif v -N f ,, -. 1 Q Q f.N,tx X 7 Q 6 wmv f -sf '. A X . 5353 's ku x X X Wx. 5 K f-4+W,. K' A VM-X Wm: I ks W A gl Q X I 'il J gi I n K S 15 T x :max- .Q1 - , x A191 K? 1- ,Mfg- Q 4. , Q' 545302 xxx M, Q rv? ig. NL, if Q x X-gg' NS Q X A ,. N, Q KR. iw N 'SN .1 lr X 5 Sb 1 5 Q n 5 A -is ,Ls A . by xxx welgi y ks Q QF- Q Y ,3,. Y ,Q x w ,4 cmd S ' in 'Hman .ni Receiving awards and scholarships at the close of their senior year were, front row, left to right: Everett Ellis, C.K.E.A. Scholarship, Don Wood, Journalism and Drama,Dennis Sargent, C.K.E.A. Scholarship, Arvid Hagen, Vocal Music and Instrumental Music, Paul Moose, Mathematics, Elks Outstanding Senior Boy in Kitsap County, and N.R.O.T.C. Ap- pointment. Second row: Penelope Ahlquist, Elks Leadership Award, Anne Helm, Commercial, Marlene Billick, Yearbook, Sandra Toulouse, Triad Scholarship, Janet Olsen, Home Economics. Third row: Leo Armstrong, Farm Shop, Joe Byam, Spanish and The Class of 1956 Memorial Scholarship, Les Brillon, Latin and the Olympic College Trustee Scholarship, and Bill Grosz, Social Studies. Not pictured: Rudy Severns, science, and Joan Guilford, Homemaker of Tomorrow. 3 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS, FIRST SEMES- TER-Kneeling, left to right: Tom Rasmus- sen, president: Jeanne Fulcer, secretary-treas- urer. Standing: Dale Gorman, s.a.a.: Donne Dodge, s.a.a.: Arvid Hagen, vice president: Jim Munger, s.a.a. Not pictured: Jerry Clark, s.a.a. MRS. REEVE Advisor SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS, SECOND SE- MESTER-Kneeling, left to right: Arvid Hagen, president: Kay Johnson, secretary- treasurer. Standing: ,lim Munger, vice presi- dent: Harry Mayfield, s.a.a.: Ron Karjala, s.a.a. Not pictured: Gary Tonge, s.a.a.: Jerry Clark, s.a.a. SENIOR HISTORY IS REVIEWED The story of the class of 1956 begins in our freshman year where most of our activities were in sports and music. Traditionally as sophomores we decorated for Baccalaureate. In our sophomore year we became the first class to enjoy the football lights all during senior high. As juniors, our class became even more active as we presented the junior play, Room For One More, and the one-act play, Time Out For Everythingv in the One-Act Play Tournament. We were also in charge of the college conference, deco- rated for commencement, and had several bake sales and soc-hops. The two highlights of our junior year were the Junior Prom, Pagoda Paradise, and the Junior-Senior Banquet. During our last year, the class danced at the Senior Ball, Starlight Wonderland, and were the guests at the Junior-Senior Banquet. We also decorated for Home- coming and presented the Senior Play, '4Papa Was a Preacher, and the senior one- act play, A Girl In Every Portf, Our class sponsored bake sales and soc-hops, and directed all of the one-act plays. Among the many highlights of the year was the senior excursion to Victoria. The many activities of graduation week climaxed our exciting years. PENNY AHLQUIST Scenesetters 23 Thespians 3, Scribe 43 GAA 23 Junior Play 3, 43 Sr. Play 43 Dir. Soph. I Act Play 43 Latin Club 2, 33 Nurses Club 33 Clinic Monitor 33 Girls' State Rep. 33 Office Force 43 CK Honor Society 2, 3, 43 Nat'l Honor Soc. 3, 43 Jr. Prom Refreshment Comm. Chr. 33 Jr. Prom Decoration Comm. 33 Sr. Ball Decoration Comm. 43 Senior Ball Program Comm. Chr. 43 Top Ten3 Elks Leadership Award 4. LEo ARMSTRONG Fire Patrol 2, 3, 43 FFA 2, 3, Pres. 43 Farm Shop Award 4. RICHARD BARR Dick Football 2, 3, 43 Letterman's Club 3, 43 Operators' Club 23 Fire Patrol 4g Outdoor Club 43 Band 2, 33 Track 33 Shop Foreman 4. ROBERT BARR Bob Band 2, 33 Operators' Club 2, 3g Fire Patrol 3, 43 Photo Club 33 Outdoor Club 4. BARBARA BARTLETT Bobbie GAA 2, Vice Pres. 33 Little Letter Lassies 23 FHA 2, 3, 4, Pt. Keeper 2, 33 Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 33 Girls' Club 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3, Vice Pres. 43 Honor Soc. 3, Sec. 33 Nat'l Honor Soc. 3: Class Sec. 23 Music Festival 23 Spring Concert 23 Girls' Glee 3g Christmas Concert 33 School Assem. 33 Service Club 3, 43 Paddle Squad Lt. 43 Stud. Council 43 Poster Club Chr. 33 Art Ed. Annual 43 Hmcm Chr. 4, Flower Girl 43 Jr. Prom Co-Chr. 33 Off. Force 43 Outdoor Club Sec. 43 Traffic Court Con. 43 ,lr. Sr. Banquet Dec. Chr. 33 Tolo 2, 33 Pan Am. Prin. 4. MICHAEL BARTLET1' Mike Band 43 Outdoor Club 43 Stamp Club 23 Pep Club 2. 29 DUANE BERGH Operators' Club 2, 33 Fire Patrol 2, 3, 43 Outdoor Club 43 Junior Class SAA. PATI BERGLUND Sr. Ball Chairman 43 Jr. Prom Decoration Chr. 33 Poster Club 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Girls' Glee 33 Girls' Trio 3, 43 Service Club 4-3 GAA 23 FHA 23 Outdoor Club 43 Girls' Club 2, 3, 43 Photo Club 3g Annual Staff 3g Meg. Staff 33 One-Act Play 43 Drill Team 2, 33 Choir 3, 43 Pan-Amer. Prin- cess 3. 2 Z MARLENE BILLICK Pan-Amer. Queen 4, Princess 2, 33 Homecoming Princess 43 FHA 2, 33 GAA 23 Ser- vice Club 2, 33 Paddle Squad 23 Girls' Club 2, 3, 4, Treas. 33 Pep Club 2, 3, 4g Jr. Prom Invitation Chr. 33 College Conference Sec. 33 Style Show 23 Commercial Club 4g Annual Copy Editor 3, Edi- tor-in-Chief 43 Outdoor Club 43 Student Council Rep. 43 Armed Forces Day Princess 43 Yearbook Award 4. LESLIE BRILLON Latin Club 3. 4g Honor So- ciety 2, 3, 43 Nat'l Honor Society 3, 43 Track 23 Pad- dle Squad 23 Service Club 33 Latin Award 43 Olympic College Trustee Scholarshipg Top Ten. NORMA BROWN Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Girls' Club 2, 3, 43 FHA 43 GAA 23 College Conference 33 Com- mercial Club 43 Meg. Staff 43 Sr. Ball Decoration Comm. 3, 4g Tolo Decoration Comm. 43 ,Ir Prom. Decoration Comm. 33 Pan-Amer. Prin- cess 43 Service Club 3, 4. WAYNE BRUMM JOE BYAM Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Sec. 2, Treas. 3, Latin Club 3, 4, Pres. 4, Fire Patrol 4, Sec. 4, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Student Council Rep. 3, Pad- dle Squad 2, Baseball 2, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Nat'l Honor Society 4, Spanish Award 4, The Class of 1956 Memorial Scholarship. ROBERT CARSTENSEN Bob Fire Patrol 3, 4, Outdoor Club 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Oper- ators' Club 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, Magazine Drive 4, Chr. 4. COLLEEN CAVANAUGH Thespians 3, 4, Jr. Prom Refreshment Chr. 3, Sr. Ball Refreshment Chr. 4, Jr. Class Play 3, Sr. Class Play 4, Jr.- Sr. Banquet 3, Xmas Assem. 4, Thespian Assem. 4, Chil- dren's Theater Stud. Dir. 4, Concession 2, Nurses' Club 2. JOANNE CICELSKI Jody FHA 2, 3, 4, Historian 3, Sec. 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Pan-Amer. Princess 3, 4, Photo Club 3, 4, Sec. 3, Treas. 4, Commercial Club 4, Outdoor Club 3, 4, Stu- dent Coun. Rep. 4, Home Rm. Sec. 3, GAA 2, 3, Ser- vice Club 3, 4, Office Staff 3, 4, Annual Staff 3, 4, Sr. Editor 4, Girls' Club 2, 3, 4, Tolo Comm. 2, 3, 4, Re- freshment Chr. 4, Clean-Up 3, Sr. Ball Comm. 2, 3, 4, Jr. Prom Comm. 2, 3, Sr. Play 4, Sr. One-Act Play 4, College Conf. 3, Magazine Dr. 2, FHA State Delegate 3, Clean-Up Schedule Chr. 4. JERRY CLARK Football 2, 3, 4, Track 3, I.etterman's Club 4, Sec. 4, Sr. Class SAA, Sr. Play 4, Jr. Prom 3, Clean-Up 3, Home Room Pres. 3, Outdoor Club 4, Sr.-Jr. Day Planning Comm. 4. HAROLD CONWAY Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, Spanish Club 3, 4, Paddle Squad 3, Honor Society 3. 3I RONALD DENO Ron Spanish Club 2, 3, 43 PHD' Amer. Assem. 23 Latin Club 3, 43 Service Club 33 Paddle Squad 2. MARSHA DILLON Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 2, 33 Girls' Club 2, 3, 43 FHA 2, 3, 43 GAA 23 College Conf. 23 Commercial Club 43 Meg. Staff 43 Sr. Ball Dec. Comm. 3, 43 Tolo Dec. Comm. 4g Jr. Prom Dec. Comm. 3. BARRY DODD DONNE DODGE Paddle Squad 23 Service Club 2, 33 Letterman's Club 3, 43 Track 3, 43 Stud. Coun. 4g Thespians 43 Sr. Class SAA 43 Outdoor Club 43 Sr. Ball Com. 4g Jr. Play 43 Sr. Play 43 Thespian Theater 43 Fire Patrol 33 Col. Conf. Guide 33 Choir 43 Minstrel Show 43 Christmas Show 4. GERALD DORMAIER Lee Thespians 43 Best Thespian Award 4. ROBERT DORMAIER Bob Basketball 3, 4g Track 2, 3, 43 Paddle Squad 2, 3, 43 Jr. Class Pres. 33 Stud. Body Pres. 43 Latin Club 3, 4, Vice Pres. 43 Stud. Leader- ship Conf. 43 Home Rm. Pres. 2, 33 Home Rm. Vice Pres. 43 Jr. Prom 3, Master of Ceremonies 33 Teenage Traffic Safety Com. 43 In- terhigh Stud. Coun. 43 Let- terman's Club 2, 3, 43 Jr.-Sr. Banq. 3, Speaker 33 Hi C 43 Honorary Basketball Cap- tain 4. EVERETT ELLIS Scotty Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Nat'l Honor Society 3, 4, Track 2, Latin Club 3, 4, Top Ten, CKEA Scholarship. JERRY ENGLISH Paddle Squad 2, 3, 4, Ope- rators' Club 3, Fire Pa- trol 3, 4. EDDIE ESTES Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Letter- man's Club 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Service Club 4, Paddle Squad 2, 3. CHARLES EwERs Chuck Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4, Operators' Club 2, 3, 4, Choir 3, 4, Hall Patrol 2, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 2, 3, Fire Patrol 2, 3, PE Asst. 3, 4, Photo Club 3. JAMES FISK lim Fire Patrol 3, 4, Sec. 3, Pres. 4, Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Band 2, Librarian 4, Operators' 2, 3, 4, Sr. Class SAA, Out- door Club 4. 3, 4, Club MARY FITZWATER Commercial Club 4, GAA 2, 3, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Library Asst. 3, Concession Club 3, 4, Girls' Club 2, 3, 4, Mag- azine Dr. Capt. 2. -2. xl 33 BILL FLISRAM Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, Vice Pres. 33 Tennis 2, 3, 43 Paddle Squad 2, 33 Service Club 43 Col. Conf. 3, Sec. 33 Letter- man's Club 3, 43 Concession Club 23 Megaphone Staff 3, 4, Business Manager 43 An- nual Staff 2, 3, 4, Sr. Will and Prophecy 43 PE Asst. 33 Stamp Club 23 Debate 33 Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Pan- Amer. General Chr. 2, 4g Scorekeeper and Announcer. DORENE Fox Honor Society 2, 3, 43 Nat'l Honor Society 3, 4g Student Council 3, 43 Asst. S. B. Treas. 3, S. B. Treas. 4g Magazine Dr. Chr. 23 Office Staff 3, 43 Commercial Club 43 Megaphone Staff 4, Dis- tribution 43 Girls' Club 2, 3, 43 Library Staff 23 Book Worm Club 4, Sec.-Treas. 4, Constitution Com. 43 Stamp Club 2, 43 Student Court 43 Style Show 23 Library Staff 23 Lost and Found Com. 4g Top Ten. RICHARD FRAZIER Dick Spanish Club 2, 3, 4. JEANNE F ULCER FHA 2, 3, 4, Song Leader 23 GAA 23 Thespians 3, 4, Treas. 4g Girls' Club 2, 3, 4, Treas. 43 Student Council Rep. 3, 43 Sr. Class Sec.- Treas. 43 Service Club 3, 43 Pan-Amer. Princess 3, 43 Homecoming Flower Girl 43 Jr. Prom 2, Program Chr. 23 Sr. Ball, Dec. Com. 43 Honor Society 2, 3, 43 Nat'l Honor Society 3, 43 Jr. Play 33 Jr. One-Act Play 33 Sr. Play 43 Sr. One-Act Play 43 Poster Club 33 Pep Club 2, 3, 4g Col. Conf. 33 Traffic Conf. 4g Thespian Assem. 3, 43 Tolo Dec. Com. 2, 33 Jr.- Sr. Banquet Program Chr. 33 Photo Club 43 Outdoor Club 43 Commercial Club 4, Parliamentarian 4. Lois FULTZ LANGDON Commercial Club 4g Pep Club 23 Drill Team 23 Girls' Club 2, 3, 4g Paddle Squad 33 Concession Club 23 Col. Conf. 33 Girls' Glee Club 33 Tolo Queen 23 Style Show 23 Office Staff 33 Magazine Dr. Chr. 2. SHARON GIAVER Girls' State Rep. 33 Home- coming Queen 43 Pan-Amer. Queen 3, Princess 43 Pep Club 2, 3, 4g FHA 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 43 Jr. Class Sec. 33 Shutterbugs 4, Sec. 43 Poster Club 33 Jr. Prom Co-Chairman 33 Sr. Play 4g Sr. One-Act Play 4g Tolo Dec. Chair. 3, Com. 4g Girls' Club 2, 3, 43 Home- coming Co-Chair. 4g FHA State Song Leader 2, 33 Style Show 23 Student Court Constitution Committee 33 Service Club 4, Cap. 43 Span- ish Club Sec. 33 Spring Con- cert 2, 3, 43 Girls' Glee 23 Soph. One-Act Play, Promp- ter 23 Homecoming Com. 33 Exchange Assem. 2g Student Coun. 23 GAA 2, 33 Office Staff 3, 43 Sr. Ball Dec. Chair. 43 All School Assem. 23 Christmas Assem. 2, 3, 43 Outdoor Club 43 Col. Conf. 33 Mothers' Tea Commenta- tor 3. DALE GORMAN Outdoor Club 43 Football 2, 3, 4g Track 2, 3, 43 Letter- man's Club 3, 4, SAA 43 Student Council 43 Spanish Club 2, 33 Operators' Club 2, 3, 43 Sr. Play 4. RONALD Goss Ron Paddle Squad 33 Service Club 43 Operators' Club 33 Fire Patrol 2, 3, 43 Fire Pa- trol Asst. 3, 4. KEITH COULD Football 43 Track 23 Letter- man's Club 43 FFA 3. WILLIAM Gnosz Bill Spanish Club 2, 3, 4g Service Club 33 Paddle Squad 23 Honor Society 2, 3, 43 Letter- man's Club 2, 3, 43 Golf 2, 3, 43 Co-Chairman Magazine Drive 43 Top Teng Social Studies Award 4. A JOAN GUILFORD Jr. Class Play 33 Jr. One-Act Play 33 Sr. One-Act Play Di- rector 43 Fashion Show 2, Commentator 2, 43 Thespians 3, 43 Christmas Assem. Cos- tume Chr. 2, 3, 43 Exchange Assem. 23 Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Music Festival 2, 3, 43 Drill Team 23 Spring Concert 2, 3, 43 Jr. Trio 33 FHA 23 Thespian Assem. 3, 43 Thes- pian Conf. 43 Student Court Defense Attorney 43 Home- maker of Tomorrow 4. ARVID HAGEN Soph. Class Vice Pres. 23 Letterman's Club 3, 43 Band 2, 3, 4, Pres. 43 Homeroom Pres. 43 Tennis 2, 3, 43 Sr. Class Vice Pres. 4, Pres. 43 Paddle Squad 23 0perator's Club 2g Fire Patrol 3, 43 Jr. Prom Com. 33 Tolo Com. 33 Vocal Music Award 43 In- strumental Music Award 4. 35 VERNON HAMMOND Bud Band 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 2, 3. Luv ,,,,, PAT HARDEN Cheerleader 3, 4, Queen 43 Student Court Clerk 43 Stud. Coun. Rep. 2, 33 Soph Class Sec. 23 Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Girls' Club 2, 3, 43 FHA 2, Reporter 23 Commercial Club 43 Pan-Amer. Princess 43 Jr. Prom Queen 3, Chairman Dec. 33 Sr. Ball Cen. Chair. 4g Sr. Alum. Came Chr. 43 Spring Concert 2, 3, 43 Mu- sic Festival 2, 3, 43 Style Show 23 Inter-High Stud. Coun. Rep. 33 Stud. Traffic Conf. Rep. 3, 4. MAY HART Commercial Club 43 Pep Club 2, 3, 43 GAA 23 Girls' Club 2, 3, 43 Drill Team 2, 3. LARRY HAWKINS Spanish Club 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club Fiesta Chr. 33 Paddle Squad 23 Service Club 3, 43 Golf 2, 3, 4g Letterman's Club 43 Honor Society 3, 43 Spanish Club Fiesta Clean-up Com. 23 Decoration 43 Meg. Staff 33 Nat'l Honor Society 3, 43 Top Ten. ANNE HELM Girls' Club 2, 3, 43 Commer- cial Club 4, Sec.-Treas. 43 Pep Club 43 Style Show 2g Meg. Staff 3, 43 Meg. Ex- change and Distribution Edi- tor 4g Honor Society 2, 3, 43 Nat'l Honor Society 3, 43 Hi-C Club 43 Office Staff 43 Mag. Dr. 23 Top Ten3 Com- mercial Award 4. RICHARD Hows Dick Football 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Baseball 2, 3, 43 Letterman's Club 2, 3, Pres. 43 Latin Club 2, 3, 4g Band 2, 33 First Sem. Soph. Class Pres.3 Outdoor Club 43 First Sem. Junior Class Vice Pres.3 Homecoming Escort 43 King of Junior Prom3 Second Sem. Home Room Pres. 43 Chair- man of Senior-Alum Game 33 Junior Prom Dec. Committee 33 Sr. Ball Dec. Committee 43 Traffic Court Judge 43 Outstanding Senior Athlete, KBRO Sportsmanship Award 4g Honorary Football Captain 43 Inspirational Basketball Player Award 4. JOYCE HUNT Office Force 43 Librarian 2, 3, Sec. 43 Commercial Club 43 Library Tea 2, 3, 43 Mag- azine Drive Chairman 2g Girls' Club 2, 3, 43 Style Show 2. JOANNE INGHAM Spanish Club 23 Girls' Club 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 2, 3, 43 FHA 2, 3, 43 Traffic Con- ference Rep. 43 CAA 2. KATY J ENKINS Girls' Club 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Pan Amer. Prin. 33 Traffic Conf. 3, 43 Drill Team 23 Outdoor Club 4g Annual Staff 2, 3, 43 FHA 2g GAA 23 Office Force 4g Jr. Prom Dec. 33 Tolo Pro- gram Ch. 2, 33 Sr. Ball Dec. 43 Style Show 2, 33 College Conference Sec. 3. KAY JOHNSON Pep Club Point Keeper 23 Office Force 43 Music Fest. 2, 3, 43 Art 43 Hmcm Flower Girl 43 GAA 2, Pres. 33 Lit- tle Let. Lass. 2, Vice Pres. 23 Spr. Concert 2, 3, 43 Maj- orette 23 FHA 23 Style Show 23 Co-Chrm. Junior Sock Hopg Chrm. Senior Sock Hop3 Jr. Prom Music Chrm.3 Xmas Assembly 2, 3, 43 Xmas Conc. 2, 3, 43 Stamp Club 23 Sr. Ball Chrm. of Music3 Col- lege Conf. Guide 33 Minstrel Show 43 Outdoor Club 43 Tolo Dec. 33 Jr.-Sr. Banquet Comm. 3g Sr. Class Sec.3 Mother's Tea Comm. 2, 33 Girls' Club 2, 3, 43 Soph. SAA. 5, 'P af. , 3. X KENNETH JOHNSON Honor Society 2, 3, 43 Na. Honor Soc. 2, 3, 4g FFA 23 Outdoor Club 43 Football 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 3, 43 Sr. One- Act Play3 Le-tterman's Club 2, 3, 43 Annual Staff 2, Photo Edi. 3, 43 Photo Club Pres. 3, 4g Jr. Class Pres.3 Student Council Rep. 2, 43 Traffic Conf. 3g Boys' State 33 Latin Club 2, 3, 43 Fire Patrol 23 Pep Club 2, 3, 4. RON KARJALA Basketball 3, 43 Baseball 3, 43 Sr. Class SAA3 Photo Club 43 Outdoor Club 43 Home Room SAA 43 Home Room Vice Pres. 2. X X fi ' - 1 3l.15f2--i2 3. Q -- S lr 9 f' 37 SUE KENNEDY Stamp Club 23 GAA 2, 33 Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Concession 43 Girls' Club 2, 3, 4. SONJA KINNEY GAA 2g Pep Club 2, 33 Nurses Club 3, 43 Shutter- bugs 33 Commercial Club 4g Girls' Club 2, 3, 4g Clinic Monitor 33 Style Show 3. BOBBIE KNIGHT Thespians 3, Sec. 43 Jr. Play3 Sr. Play3 One-Act Play 4g Jr. One-Act Play3 Thespian Assem. 43 Honor Society 2, 43 Pan Amer. Prin. 3, 43 Hmcm. Prin. 43 Stu. Body Sec. 43 Inter- school Council Sec. 43 Girls' Club 2, 3, Pres. 43 FHA 2, 3, 43 Annual Staff Circula- tion Editor 3, Bus. Man. 43 Service Club 2, Lieu. 3, 43 Commercial Club 43 Pep Club 2, 4, Treas. 33 Nat. Honor Soc. 43 Poster Club 33 GAA 23 College Conf. Sec. 33 Tolo Co-Chrm. of Refreshments 33 Style Show 23 Jr. Prom Dec. Committee3 Sr. Ball Dec. Committee3 Jr.- Sr. Banquet Dec. Comm. 33 Children's Theater Co-Chrm. Costumes 4g Outdoor Club 43 Student Leadership Con- ference 43 Outstanding Sen- ior Girl. NANCY CAMERON LEAF Concession Club 2, Pres. 3, 43 Band 2, 3, 43 FHA 23 GAA 23 Pep Club 2, 3, 4g Jr.-Sr. Banquet Co-Chairman 33 Jr. Prom Entertainment Chrm.3 Senior Ball Comm.3 Girls' Club 3, 4. ENZO Loop Outdoor Club 43 Fire Patrol 3, 4, Assistant 4. JEAN LowE Commercial Club Pres. 43 Pep Club 2, 3, 43 GAA 2, 3, 43 FHA 23 Girls' Club 2, 3, 43 Concession Club 3, 43 Magazine Drive Captain 2. SCOTT LowE FFA Committee Chrm. 2, 3, Sec. 4, Fire Patrol 2, 3, 4, Hall Patrol 3, Parliamentary Procedure Team, Sentinel 2, Chairman 4, Track 3, 4, In- spirational Track Award 4, l..etterman's Club 3, 4, De- bate 3. EILEEN LOWSTAD Commercial Club 4, Girls' Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, CAA 2, Magazine Drive Chairman 2. MELBA LUCHA GAA 2, 3, Point Keeper 4, Stamp Club 3, 4, Library Staff 3, 4. LOUANNE MACDONALD Commercial Club 4, Girls' Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, FHA 2, Nurses' Club Sec. 3, Camera Club 3, CAA 2, Magazine Drive Chair- man 2. X, J IM MCRAE Outdoor Club 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Megaphone Staff 2, 3, Sports Editor 4, Annual Staff 2, 3, Operators' Club 2, 3, Basketball 2. 3, 4, Fire Pa- trol 2, 3, Christmas Show 3, 4, College Conference Guide 3. JIM MABREY Football 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, Track 2, Boys' Ensemble 2, 3, 4, Outdoor Club 4. 39 DOROTHY MARYOT1' Majorette 2, 3, Captain 43 .lr. Prom Publicity Chair- mang Sr. Ball Publicity Chairman: FHA 43 GAA 23 Outdoor Club 43 Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Annual Staff Art Editor 4g Megaphone Staff 33 Poster Club 33 Girls' Club 2, 3, 43 Style Show 2, Pro- gram Chairman 43 Office Staff 43 School Store 2g Col- lege Conference Secretary 33 Traffic Safety Conf. 3g Mag- azine Drive 33 One-Act Play Prompter 43 Commencement Committee 4. HARRY MAYFIELD Latin Club 2, 3, 43 F00tb-all 3, 43 Letterman's Club 3, 43 Track 2, 33 Outdoor Club 43 Operator's Club 2, 3, 43 Sen- ior Class SAA 43 Home Pres. 43 Sr. and Jr. Day Commit- tee 4. -,SHA PAUL MOOSE Honor Society 2, Pres. 3, Member 4g Service Club 33 Letterman's Club 3, 43 Span- ish Club 2, 3, 43 Football 2, 3, 43 Basketball 23 Student Council 2, 3, 43 Vice Pres. Junior Classg Student Court Chief Justice 43 Boys' State 33 Shutterbugs 3, Pres. 43 Jr. and Sr. Day Committee Chrm. 43 Election Board Chrm. 43 Constitutional Re- vision Comm. Chrm. 43 Commencement Committee 43 Top Ten3 Outstanding Senior3 Mathematics Award 43 Elks Outstanding Senior Boy in Kitsap County3 NROTC Appointment. JIM MUNGER Baseball 2, 3, 43 Football 33 Stu. Council Rep. 2, Ser- geant-at-Arms 3, Vice Pres. Sr. Classg Letterman's Club 3, 43 Student Body SAA 43 lnter-school Council 43 Stu- dent Court .ludge 43 Jr. Prom Committee 33 Traffic Safety Conference 43 Outdoor Club 4g Minstrel Show 4g Home Room Pres. 3, 4. DORIS NELSON Paddle Squad 2, 33 Girls' Club 2, 3, 43 Office Force 43 Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Com- mercial Club 43 GAA 4g Tolo Decoration Comm. 3, 43 Mother's Tea Foods Chair- man 43 College Conf. Secre- tary 3g Magazine Drive Comm. 33 Megaphone Staff 4. ELEANOR NELSON Pep Club 2, 3, Pres. 43 Com- mercial Club 43 Senior One- Act Play Tournament 43 Pan-Amer. Prin. 43 Girls' Club 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 3, 43 Style Show 33 GAA 2g Drill Team 2. JANET OLSEN Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Cirls' Club 2, 3, 45 Honor Society 2, 3, 4, National Honor 43 Commercial Club Pres. 45 Tolo Dec. Comm. 4, College Conf. Sec. 33 DAR Citizen Award 4, Jr. Prom Pub- licity, Paddle Squad 2, 3, Style Show 2, 4g Magazine Drive 3, Home Economics Award 4. SKIP ORD Spanish Club 2, 3, 4: Jr. Class Play 3, Fire Patrol 2, 3, 4, Outdoor Club 4, Pan- American Assembly 2. LELAND PETERSON Nat. Honor Society 3, 4, Honor Society 2, 3, Pres. 4g Latin Club 2, 3, 4g Basket- ball 3g Student Court Judge 43 Pres. of Band 2, 33 Boys' State 3: College Conference Stu. Chairman 3g Outdoor Club 4g Top Ten. ToM RASMUSSEN Football 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 43 Let- lerman's Club 2, 3, 4g Class SAA 2, 33 Class Pres. 43 Student Body Vice Pres 45 Homecoming King 4g Traf- fic Council 4g Citizenship Award 43 Inspirational Foot- ball Award 4g Free Throw Award 4. DELWIN REEvE Thespians 3, 4, Vice Pres. 43 Band 2, 3, 4, Commander 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 45 Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4, One- Act Plays 2, 35 Director of Junior One-Act Play 4: Min- strel Show 4, Pan-American Assembly 4. SANDRA REEVE Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Girls' Club 2, 3, 4, Clinic Monitor 3, Nurses Club 33 Concession Club 33 Commercial Club 43 Drill Team 29 College Con- ference 3g Magazine Drive 2. 7 E 'L x ,L .X 4l TERRY REEVE Band 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 2, 3, 43 Outdoor Club Treas- urer 43 Tennis 2, 3, 43 Stu- dent Body Treasurer 43 Fire Patrol 43 Sr. Play 43 Paddle Squad 23 Traffic Safety Con- ference Representative 43 In- ter-school Council 43 Jr. Prom Committee Chrm. 33 Sr. Ball Committee Chrm.3 Spanish Club Fiesta Chair- man 4g Minstrel Show 43 Pan-American Day Assembly 2, 33 Student Court, Defense Attorney 43 Annual Staff 43 Thespians 4, KAREN REID CAA 23 Pep Club 2, 33 Com- mercial Club 43 Magazine Drive Chairman 23 Girls' Club 2, 3, 4. -.gat n as BILL RIVERS Fire Patrol 3, 43 Paddle Squad 3. DENNIS SARGENT Thespians 43 Honor Society 2, 3, 43 Junior Play 43 Chil- dren's Theater 43 Came An- nouncer 3, 43 Paddle Squad 2, 33 Bus Patrol 23 Christ- mas Assembly 43 Science As- sembly 43 National Honor Society 3, 4g Prop Manager Sr. Play 43 Top Teng CKEA Scholarship. GARY SARRETT FFA 2, 33 Fire Patrol 2, 3, 4g 0perator's Club 3, 43 Band 2, 3. TED SATHER Football 3, 43 Track 3, 43 Letterman's Club 3, 4. WENDY STEVENS Pep Club 2, 3, 43 FHA 3, 43 Spanish Club 3, 43 Commer- cial Club 43 Style Show 33 Pan-Amer. Princess 43 Girls' Club 2, 3. 43 GAA 23 Col- lege Conference Sec. 33 Jun- ior Prom Committee 33 Homecoming Comm. 43 Pos- ter Club 3. Lols TAVERNER Thespians 3, Historian 43 Girls' Club 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 2, 3, 43 FHA 2, 3, 43 Service Club 3, 43 Jr. Play3 Sr. One- Act Play Tournament 4g Poster Club 33 GAA 23 Col- lege Conference Sec. 33 Tolo Co-Chrm. Refreshments 33 Style Show 2, 33 Pan-Ameri- can Princess 3, 43 Stu. Coun- cil Representative 33 Mega- phone Staff Adv. Manager 33 Annual Staff 43 Jr. Prom Dec. Comm. 33 Sr. Ball Dec. Comm. 33 Commercial Club 43 Jr.-Sr. Banquet Comm. 33 Thes ian Assembl 3 4' Out- p Y 1 1 door Club 43 Christmas As- sembly Costumes 4. GARY ToNcE Letterman's Club 3, 43 Bas- ketball 2, 3, 43 Sr. Class SAA3 Football 23 Fire Patrol 3, 4-3 Operator's Club 2. PEGGY TOOLEY Girls' Club 3, 43 Pep Club 43 Spanish Club 33 Hi-C Club 4g Commercial Club 43 Sen- ior Play3 Children's Theater 43 Spring Concert 23 Drill Team 4. SANDRA TOULOUSE GAA 23 Pep Club 2, 3g Shut- ter-bugs 33 Commercial Club 43 Honor Society 2, 3, 43 National Honor Society 43 Senior Play 43 Thespian Play3 Girls' Club 2, 3, 43 Style Show 2, 33 Triad Scholarship. MARLENE TUCKER Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Office Staff 43 Music Festival 43 GAA 23 Spring Concert 4g FHA 43 Xmas Assembly 43 Xmas Concert 33 Minstrel Show 43 College Conference Guide 3g Outdoor Club 43 Tolo Dec. Comm. 3g Girls' Club 43 Mother's Tea Comm. 23 Commercial Club 4g Style Show 23 Senior Ball Comm. 43 Girls' Glee 33 Magazine Comm. 2. HM N- at casino g,M3T us 9 was afm,',,4om situ Y g,X05SQ:ll' S U 43 .JOAN TURNBULL JOHN WHITNEY Letterman's Club 2, 3, 43 0peratOr's Club 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 2, 3, 43 Football Man- ager 2, 33 Basketball Man- ager 2, 4g Announcers' 33 Track Manager 2, 33 Tennis 43 Fire Patrol 23 Jr. Prom C0mm.Q Boys' Clee 23 Pho- tography Club 33 College Conf. Sec. 33 Student Coun- cil 2g Exchange Assembly 23 Music Festival 2, 3, 43 Western Washington Solo Contest. i V f A l -f I P f I I It 'f v T ff? 3? gi Tv If ll' ,ff- S ,ff ffl' X t Y 'A , E i 3 as e . l s J ,,, f ff J . JOHN WILLIAMS Football 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Baseball 2, 3, 43 Letterman'S Club 2, 3, 43 Fire Patrol 2, 33 Class SAA 23 Boys' Quartette 4g Boys' Clee Club 2, 3, 43 Exchange Assembly 23 Music Festival 2, 3g Madrigal Group 33 Western Washington Solo Contest 2, 4. JOHN WILTON Sr. Operator's Club 2, 3, 43 Fire Patrol 2, 3, 43 Shop Foreman 3g Camera Club 33 Stamp Club 2. BILLIE LEE WOODS Pep Club 2, 3, 4g Commer- cial Club 3, 43 Spring Con- cert 2, 33 Camera Club 2, 3, 4. DON WOOD Thespian 2, 3, Pres. 43 Stu- dent Council 43 Stu. Court Prosecuting Attorney 43 Sen- ior Playg Junior Play 3, 4g Soph. One-Act Play3 Junior One-Act Play3 Children's Theater 43 Thespian Confer- ence 43 Paddle Squad 33 Service Club 4g Debate 33 Journalism Award 43 Drama Award 4. NOT PICTURED JAMES SANDLIN RUDOLPH SEVERNS Science Award 4. H .N elim , tm, The Seniors directed the one-act plays. The casts-Left to right: Mrs. Southworth, Miss Adley, Sharon Ciaver, Dorothy Maryott, Bobbie Knight, Ken Johnson, Jeanne Fulcer, Lois Taverner. Pati Berglund, JoAnne Cicelski, Eleanor Nelson, ,loan Guilford, Sally Gregory, Phil Best. Aletha Badger, Sharon Ranniger, Delwin Reeve, Pete Thorne, Ken Nordby, Merle Wilkinson, Don Wood, Eddie Cameron, Stan Hess, Sue Ann Kitts, Clark Parsons, Penny Ahlquist, Karen Smith, Bonnie Knupp, Mary Rogers, Phyllis Cavalero, Kay McCord, Lee Dorniaier. MID-YEAR STUDENTS Wo RAMONA HOLMAN FRANK J Essmz l Fire Patrol 1, 43 Outdoor l Club 4. ,X DEAN LAMPE OTIS OSBURNE ? 7144 4 Wav Sims! The Junior Class put a New Slant to many of the events this year. The first of these was the Junior Play, The Remarkable In- cident at Carson Corners, which had a suspense-filled plot. Next, we received our class rings and pins, whose design was called, The New Slant. We also beat the Seniors in the annual basket- ball game and had six girls rep- resented as cheerleaders and song leaders. Of course, two of the most thrilling events were the Junior- Senior Banquet and the Junior Prom. And, as seniors-to-be, we decorated for commencement. The class also sponsored a sock-hop. With our Junior year behind us now, we're all looking forward to a wonderful Senior year, filled with many wonderful times and events. Junior Class Advisor MR. DUYFF JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS, SECOND SEMESTER Left to right Dick Musser, s:a.a.g Ed Olsen, vice presldent Rosle Encksen sec retary-treasurer, Arlan Moen, president JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS, FIRST SEMESTER Left to right Pete Thorne, secretary-treasurerg Dick Johnsen vlce president Lawrence Greaves, president, John Mahler s a a Many Juniors study United States history which is required as part of our training for citizenship. Alverda Barge Don Bernritter Phil Best Jerry Bode Arthur Brookman Charlotte Buchanan Florence Buffon Loretta Bullard Frank Cameron Bert Casad Harold Clifton Jim Colby Larry Conti Leone Cunningham .lohn Dankers Janet Dodd Judy Dodge Sue Donner Terry Drinnon Larry Edman Tommy English Rosie Erickson Loretta Fordahl Allan Foster Mike Fraiser Stewart Garland Kirk Cerhing David Certsch Judy Gilbert Eileen Cillick Top row: Helen Gockley Dale Gould Karen Grande Joyce Graves Second row: Lawrence Greaves Salli Ann Gregory Chris Gunder Advanced algebra requires a great deal of concentration. Pat Harder Sara Harrison Tom Hart Larry Haukom Marilyn Heiliger Harold Henderson Bob Henneman Betty Hensrud Jack Hepworth Joan Hermanson Dick Hess Judy Hillesland Chester Hinman David Hong Arlo Hoppe Dick Horsley Chuck Hudson Goldie Johnson John Johnson JoRene Johnson Glen Johnson Dick Johnsen Mike Kinney Larry Konizeski Carl Larson Darlene Lawrence Georgia Leslie Jerry Lester Jack Lewis Ted Linde son, Kay Hallam W .gg- A . 1 f Q,-Q. ... .fififf A as-3 3 X .1 .:. -M' ' S 1, iw -I 2-su. - E' -W wx N Q E -iw A W ' 'V' x ,sg . A ' QW V A f F -Fifi 5 aussi any 55555 A S A 'Q- 'fw-' filling. '1 5 5. -W ' --..,, 3? X X . g i? JK. 2. Y tg? f .fn 'X if :- X . A X ,M ., . 2- Pi, .Q -wif 2 FS M 1-if -WET: , NK MN E y if M , .X if . ' ik x All students enroll in an English Class each year. Bill Sesko Peggy Severns Joe Severson Barbara Shelton Greta Siegle Bonnie Stady Carol Stempf Don Streeter Janet Streeter Audrey Sura Gail Sweet Verna Talbott Pete Thorne Pat Tooley Fred Turner .lohn Tyler Pat Ulrich Dixie Utheim Clara Lu Vehslage Zona Ward .loan Werner Merle Wilkinson Lillian Wood Larry Woods Dayle Wyatt Renee Youngs Top row: ,lack Rivers, Bruce Robinson, Marvin Roinsland, Dale 'We .M -Q Romstad. Second row: Robert Salzwedel, Arthur Schick, Helen Schneider, Roger Segerman. ,I .gif AP ' ...al Q.-JO' .,-v-U ,N-vu.. :ff N-,. my ,.,-, f NI' I' vm, mn, 'kd' N-. 4 it ...av 52' . R-'sf if N-1 'sae t, rf .f SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS, FIRST SEMESTER-Left to right: Merrill Cronk, secretary-treasurerg Clark Parsons, vice presi- dent: Chuck Murray, s.a.a. Not pictured: Don Myer, president. Sophomore Class Advisor MR. HENDRICKSON 044-LS Wm atcha A sock hop, a one-act play, and decorating for the baccalaureate service were some of the events that kept the class of 1958 busy this year. The sophomore class, also, sent representatives to the Kitsap County Teen-age Traffic Safety Conference, and was well represented in all sports and many other school activities. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS, SECOND SEMESTER-Left to right: Oscar Ringness, s.a.a.g Clark Parsons, vice presidentg Merrill Cronk, president, Ruth Wester, secretary- treasurer. 1' iv kim x,.,f .ab W nf .. H ,A f AQ W , is Qi' z'1-uv , 2 554, vw .Q I 4' 3 55 -, R I K .S I W 1 5 A-. 12. 4 A ..,,.:., R A he . S M ' - 2 x Q E 77 , -LN ' ,. Q . Q .5 3 we-Q Q- , www i Q3E 333m YRS' kwfy is . hw was we Qs My wx 1 . .Miwf mwmf . L',' V f Y H Q f 'Fw 1 Q4 ,. ,Q , QQ, . -asm, Q, gxgw H. K ffm-ami-sw. 'N K M awww , , , U X xi S Q , X, xi' ' x 4 QV? QS ff 1-Q X 'Lg 4 J . . . K K L-I fggkfrg. EL: T k k vas? ii Mi? Q -m.A 'uf ' gf f' Emiw 3355 Q, gk X W xg M Q Don Crosz Joyce Crover George Halffmann Marjorie Hanley Judy Harden Joan Harder Marlys Haugen Sharon Haugen Glen Helm Jerry Helms Denise Herrmann John Herring 'X fu fi 'fd -NJ' qw' rv-an bil' ., !f-,J ...nr 'Cf I Q W Aslan '0- as fare:-, Stanley Hess Janice Hipp Merna Holt Joanne Hoyt John Hubbard Erwin Huening Beth Hushman Ronald Hydorn Dee Jensen Gary Johnson Ken Johnson Jack Kallio Mary Lou Kallio Dick Katz:-nberger Inez King Jerri King Sue Ann Kitts Kenny Knight Bonnie Knupp Leanne Lampe .lohn Larson Judy Leggett Susie Logan Cecil Longshore Marlene Lowe Paul McClelland Kathleen McCord Sharon MeLaws Mary Meekler Winston Metcalf 53 sw..-v' Joe Reasons Osvar Ringness Mary Rogers Bill Sackman Andrea Sargent Bobby Scatena .lames Sesko Dun Sherwood Russell Sieber Joyce Sipe Patti Skagen .limmy Smith Karen Smith Bob Sovereign Sharon Sperber Linda Storey Betty Sunderlund Charlie Temple Penny Thabes Larry Tonge Sharon Toulouse Jack Vehslage Karlene Voget George Warrington Ruth Wester Morris Williamson Joan Wing Mary Yuckert Kay Zimmerman 'N-.... ..aulP .lacque Miller Dick Morey Gerry Munger Chuck Murray Don Myer Don Pahrmann Norma Parker Clark Parson Phillips Pells Jim Peterson Pat Powell Pauline Prather 'N -... . .vw .. 5 Q :W 1 - ' 3 ,O al iii' ...I-f' wi' ,,.:, P C J, s., ' figlyf 'Q 33, 2' lube if F U9 .i Qu. iQ X If fl U1 5 Q 91,6 A -1' t' S 'W Nw s 7 'ls' A 'hgf 1:71 U '? X Votes are being cast here for and against the student court. This was the major issue in student government at Central Kitsap this year. At this election the student body voted to establish the student court. Elections such as this and elections for offices are just some of the means through which we learn about democratic government and practice its prin- ciples in our activities. Our clubs and other organizations give us the opportunity to train for citizenship. In these groups we are able to express ourselves, our activities, and our interests. These same organizations plan social events and we have the chance to become bet- ter acquainted and to have the fun of doing things together. I I I S is XA E ,453 F a f .f X fe . , Qgie 2 5 S A. I ?' 'Q , HS' 1 . w , .,,1,., ww. . K . ,MW . .. gi -...,z..saa ts . .527 uw ' ' 4 my Q . Q. W :fig-. x.kx K . -K fgfiigiigci- fi? . - E , f.piii7f Pita , fl 4 E. U iia ig. - W ,. Mi .X- Q 5 4 ji . 7. ,HA .i . . .. Q. . K P3 1 A ' ' Q Sv Q .. 3 Q 'i . Taking time out from some busy activities are our student body officers: vice president, Tom Rasmusseng treasurer, Terry Reeve, secretary, Barbara Knight, s.a.a., ,lim Mungerg and kneeling, presi- dent, Bob Dormaier. These leaders spent much time organizing the many meetings and several elections necessary before a student court was adopted and formed this year. This formation of a stu- dent court was the principle project of the student body for the school year, 1955-56. 5 S -...vw s ..n. A.......-....-.V ..-.-M --ff 5......,., ,....x , -M .1 -M. ,. ,,.,.,..,,..,..,,... , ...,...,...... 3 S - ......................- W .. ,,--...,,., Wg.,-. ,Y...-x.,E ...dm 3 .Jw-.--.,.,, i S . A 'Q 2 fe? sw Q' an X , ul N N N Q if X L 5 X. STE, 5? , S First Semester Service Club Captain, OLIVIA LIVELY FIRST SEMESTER SERVICE CLUB -Front row, left to right: Rosie Erick- sen, Dick Johnsen, Olivia Lively, Bill Noble, Sharon Ranniger, Phil Best, Sharon Giaver, Ron Goss. Second row: Norma Brown, Glen Johnson, Barbara Bartlett, Alan Orwiler, JoAnne Cicel- ski, Keith Baldwin, Lois Taverner. Third row: Pati Berglund, Paul Moose, Barbara Knight, Larry Edman, ,leanne Fulcer, Barbara Patterson. 7 psewe Our Student Body depends on the members of the Service Club for the business management of most school events. The purpose of this club is to handle admission at games, assemblies and many other ac- tivities. Each member is nominated by the Student Council and Voted in by the Student Body. The mem- bers serve for two semesters and a new election is held every semester. At the beginning of the semester a captain, who assigns posts, and a lieutenant, who takes the place of the captain during his absence, are elected. Captains were Sharon Giaver and Olivia Lively. Lieutenants were Bobbie Bartlett and Sharon Ranniger. Captain, iii Clark Parsons. Second Semester Service Club SHARON GIAVER SECOND S E M E S T E R SERVICE CLUB-Front row, left to right: Sharon Ranniger, Bill Noble, Olivia Lively Frank Cameron, Greta Siegle, Dick Johnsen, Sharon Giaver, Vicki Mills Second row: Pati Berglund, Aletha Badger, Larry Edman, JoAnne Cicelskl Larry Peterson, Karen Grande, Dick Hess, Janet Dodd, Phil Best, Barbara Patterson. Third row: Mike Oas, Bar bara Knight, Eddie Estes, Lois Barn hart, Ron Goss, Mary Rogers, and PADDLE SQUAD-Front row, left to right: Vicki Mills, Karen Smith, Pete Thorne, Ruth Wester, Joan Wing. Second row: Joyce Grover, Marnie Nordmark, Aletha Badger, Joanne Myhre, Penny Aarts, Barbara Patter- son. Third row: Don Myer, Larry Pet- erson, Eddie Estes, Bob Dormaier, Chester Hinman, Jerry English, Ron Goss. 744 Fkddle squad WMM at Serving the school by directing the spectators at the games were the members of the Paddle Squad. They functioned during the football and basketball seasons. The advisors were Mr. MacGilvra and Mr. Qulrk. Bar- bara Bartlett was the captain for the first semester. 'Me 7m Pam! Dum The chief duty of the Fire Patrol this year was handling practice fire drills during the school year. The purpose of these drills was to better acquaint students and faculty with the proper procedure in case of an actual fire. All Fire Patrol members were assigned posts and it was their duty to see that all students and faculty mem- bers got out of the buildings as quickly and safely as possible during a fire drill. They were led by president Jim Fisk, who was responsible for seeing that all drills were carried out quickly and efficiently. 3 '.i5?3if1fi' ' f FIRE PATROL--Front row, kneeling, iii ' fa 5 A left to right. Enzo Loop, Ron Goss. Standing: Rodney Powers, Marvin Romsland, Joe Reasons, Don Myer, Larry Livingston, Joe Byam, Leo Arm- strong, Shan McClellan, David Gertsch, Gerald Bringle, Norman McVey, Mr. John. Second row: Bob Carstenson, Larry Konizeski, Bob Barr, Bill Rivers, Dale Romstad, Skip Ord, Frank Jesse, Wayne Brumm, Jerry English, Bob Salzwedel. Third row: Art Brookman, Chuck Murray, Dave Hong, Dean Lampe, John Wilton, Duane Bergh, Gary Sarrett, Terry Reeve, Arvid Ha- gen, Gary Tonge, Larry Winters. Fourth row: Don Bernritter, Tom Hart, Stewart Garland, Gerald Frender, Bill Philpott, Fred Turner. X C 0 N C E S S I 0 N CLUB - First row, left to right: Bruce English, Bob Fell, Albert Smith, Ron- nie Lott. Second row: ,I ay Strauss, Earl Harris, Dick Larson, Jack Smith, Donald Glass Third row: Cary Stauss, Miss Dunbar, Nan- cy Cameron, Myron Roberts, Alan Hoppe. Fourth row: Keith Fahey, Rob- ert McFarlane, Theresa Little, Bob- Carstenson. 62 Om ' Qu! Popcorn! Candy! This is what we hear at every game from the members of the Conces- sion Club. The group is a very active organiza- tion and its profits are used for school projects. This year part of the profits were given to the field fund and the other part helped to pay for the band uniforms. The advisor of this club is Miss Dunbar. 7 ,4 :de 6644! The Commercial Club, made up of secretarial students and led by the advisor, Mr. Hendrick- son, worked this year toward bettering their business skills. The club members served as sec- retaries during the year to the teachers on the staff. They also went on two field trips, the first to Bremerton and the second to Seattle. The president was Jean Lowe, vice president, Janet Olsen, secretary, Anne Helm, and par- liamentarian, Jeanne Fulcer. ang M'-'f--..,,, Mai? onion, , e Cravliofd' Elxlaiiblllm- Twlglailge La Von!! Tooxey, All Fourth row- Woods, ' hli y d. . - Lee 5 row, len Dlorbfe F0XlltEeTETle9n Loglliix YOW1 glllfgetandingl lean L CLU3,Yr09dra Kee-aekunt Lois Fugitren Reidne Mcgonul ' . RCU' owl San IOYCC l Stevens' e Louan Secgitd I Fulllefa Weildy Tolllous ' . ater- . jeaime Nelsfmv Sand? me!- lidaiiigara Kmghlilsen, Elelgllii, M57 liaison, Lois Tale . , , Sane! Har C H ,di-10 22:32 BY0luiiePTi1Cke Mr' e Nw e Lowes Joanne 6.-I0 ,Linn Mi Penny,Ah f0 right If l 'Ama A new feature this year for the Hall Patrol is the attractive Closed Hallv signs made by Mrs. Reeve, the Art Department, and Mr. Man- ning. The organization had fine cooperation in its responsibility of keeping the halls quiet dur- ing lunch periods. The Hall Patrol this year was supervised by Mrs. Brockway and Mr. Hend- rickson. HALL PATROL-Left to right: Ken Johnson, Fred Turner, David DeMuse, Chuck Ewers, Jim Frender, Phil Best. Uffcze ?ofwe No story of Central Kitsap would be complete without a few words about the office force. These girls patiently answer our many questions and wait on us in the office. Their many duties include that of keeping daily attendance records. Selected by Mr. Huey on the basis of ability to do good work and of a friendly manner, the office force served its school well. Bad F0RCEx Jobniiji Second rofronf row left zcelslq, Sh Yhre, Vi ki Iqyust, B : Sara H a . C 1 arb firri ron Claver, Mills. Thirdara Barflettsoz Sally gre row: Terri, Rity Jenkjnforg, Gail Swee iv--..-.....,,,,. eve, Judith Rggfine IG-Ox 30AAerha z 3 9 UIIQI Nutiane 1, 0ca'daafz6Zal0 ' In formulating the constitution for a new club, C.K. students made available many opportunities for outdoor activities. They named their group the Outdoor Club, and Mr. MacGilvra was the advisor with Miss Shaffer as co-advisor. The group went on skiing, hiking, water skiing, and fishing trips. The planning committee of the Outdoor Club were president, Dick Johnsen, vice-president, Frank Cameron, secretary, Bobbie Bartlett, treasurer, Terry Reeve, publicity, Pete Thorne, Frank Jessee, Dick Horsley, and Phil Best. OUTDOOR CLUBL-Front row, left to right: Pat Harder, Loretta Bullard, Donna Conway, Marvelyn Jensen, Janet Streeter, Carol Stempf, Dorothy Maryott, Vema Talbott, Lenora Morey, Marnie Nordmark, Dixie Utheim, Aletha Badger, Sharon Ranniger, Judy Gilbert, Kay Johnson, Kenny Johnson, Katy Jenkins, Jim Munger, Marlene Tucker, Marlene Billick, Carol Campbell, Jacque Miller, Andrea Sargent, Nikki Juricich. Second row: Pat Lane, Janice Bullard, Lorrie Lester, Karen Mimier, Gail Sweet, Sara Harrison, Bonnie Stady, Clara Lu Vehslage, Barbara Shelton, Pat Ulrich, Pat Pursell, Dick Johnsen, Jack Hepworth, Bill Philpott, Fred Turner, Marvin Romsland, Marlene Hand, Pat Kaye, Olivia Lively, Phyllis Cavellero, Pat Powell, Bobbie Knight, Lois Taverner, Mr. Mac Gilvra. Third row: Joanne Armitage, Joanne Cicelski, Bobbie Bartlett, Sharon Giaver, Mike Bartlett, Bob Barr, Marlis Haugen, Helen Gockley, Rene Youngs, Phil Best, Dick Horsley, Harold Henderson, Don Barstad, Frank Cameron, Terry Reeve, Donne Dodge, Ron Karjala, Arvid Hagen, Joe Reasons, John Larson, Otis Osburn, Arlan Moen, Dale Romstad, Enzo Loop. Fourth row: Judy Harden, Pete Thorne, Judy Dodge, Bill F assbinder, Art Schick, Oscar Bingness, George Warrington, Charles Temple, Bob Carstensen, Frank Jesse, Eileen Gillick, Karen Grande, Sue Ahlquist, Gerri Munger, Karen Smith, Jerry Clark, Jerri Baldwin, Merrill Cronk, Larry Ed- man, Jerry Lester, Chester Hinman. Fifth row: Glenda Cantwell, Sharon Sperber, Dick Howe, John Mahler, Paul Moose, Dale Gorman, Jim McRae, Leland Peterson, Jim Fisk, Harry Mayfield, John Wilton, Duane Bergh, Greta Siegle, Leanne Lampe, Janice Campbell, Penny Thabes, Mary Rogers, Dan Mason, Dick Hess, Jim Colby, Lawrence Greaves. Sixth row: Chuck Murray, Larry Tonge, Chris Gunderson, Bob Greer. .IU N I 0 R RED CROSS COUNCIL-Left to right: Phyllis Huening, Janie Ram- sey, Carol Anderson. Lola Warner, and Charlotte Mc- Cord. at , Making chests and scrapbooks for foreign countries filled the year for the Junior Red Cross. The chapter maintained' a large membership at Central Kitsap. Its officers were president, Larry Gormang vice president, Kenneth Sleasman and secretary, Charlotte McCord. mulofz and Senchfz S famed :de Aw-mf-uf Swag! This year the library added many new books for all grades, including several historical novels. Old items of interest were magazines on file from 1930, and Na- tional Ceographics from 1915. Among hobby groups enjoying the library was a new group, called the Book Worm Club. Volunteers helped Mrs. Larivee when they could and other students took library for credits. Each junior high section had its own librarian. The Library staff assisted by the home economics department held its annual Christmas Tea. JUNIOR HIGH LIBRARY STAFF-ffl-'rmn rnw, st-an-tl, left to right: Linda Larson, Phyllis Hut-ning. St-uornl row: Toininy Skidmore, Nancy McCabe-1 Barry Pedersen, Maggie- llam- LIBRARY STAFF-Left to right: ,loyce Hunt, Mrs. Larivee. mond. Third row: Shirley McClaws. llilly Barrough. ,lay Frances Shelton, Erra May Grandy, and Melba Lucha. 5lHl1SS. B013 Siel. X 1 ?' 'QQ' Bay-icky Kathleen bee, Pa ne ShirlCY Hmm w' Caml Bl , . . that YO ' W1 Sanfka LQXHSC Y S ndxng' Last To X ik to dgmg Migliw Beckee-in Vaavxd Boede. M cLoBf5ea'ed'Bixiv Maclnneiiovt, Dofenex Mai Larim- WOR . da Dailey. jolxfme 1' , am BQOK we. Lm tr n. f tng Diana larlg -d, Frames She OD bl- Ken Kane a el Dan 3 . xaugofh mmm' 9 C Tibnson, Laufam 2 ' Q45 0 The Bookworm Club is new this year. The members are both Senior and Junior high students and the membership requirement is to read at least one book a week. No dues are paid. Awards were presented to about ten students on May 9th, who read at least ten books the first semester and fifteen the second semester. The awards were facsimiles of the Hornbook used by Colonial children learning to read. They came from Plymouth Plantation, Plymouth Rock. The president was Dan Dahlg vice- president, Barry Beckerg and secretar tre y- asurer, Dorene Fox. The Bookworm and Stamp Clubs joined together for a hobby show for open house. 'Me Fm ?cwzaZD' The responsibility of the Bus Patrol is to hel p assure the safety of the students, when on the buses, and while the buses are loading and unloading. The students are annually awarded a trip to Playland for their services. BUS PATROL-Back row, left to right: Dale Lane, Al- bert Smith. Front row: Helen McPherson, Aaron Vio, Rus- sell Carlson, Frances Shelton. Nancy Vaughn, Marcella Peterson, Jack Smith, Ray Wood, George Warrington, Cary McWhirt, Billy White. SHUTTERBUC CLUB -Left to right: Olivia Lively, Jeanne Fulcer. JoAnne Cicelski, Ron Karjala, Paul Moose. Not pictured: Sharon Giaver. Many of the action pictures and photographs of small groups in the 1956 Echo are contributions of the Shutterbugs. This was a new project this year. With Mrs. Petricka as advisor, they learned the fundamentals of cameras, developing, and enlarging. They also displayed the prize-winning photos from the National High School Photo Contest and held a contest of their own. Officers were Paul Moose, president, Gene Musser, vice-president, Sharon Giaver, secretary, JoAnne Cicelski, treasurerg and Olivia Lively, s.a.a. ' 4q70a4a vent The Stamp Club had a very interesting year as they traded stamps and held contests. Some of the members also collected coins. Robert Siel was the president of this organization. Other officers w Wegner, secretaryg and Jeff Higham, librarian. ere: Roberta Williams, vice-president, Garry STAMP CLUBgFront row, left to right: Charlotte Lar- son, Gary Wagner, Barry Pet- terson, Danny Maryott, Phil- lip Randoy. Middle row: Do- rene Fox, Bobby Siel, Terry Warren, Tom Beakley, Tom Erdmann, Ed Cameron, Dana Cabbage. Back row: Mrs. W Larivee, Ray Wood, Robert O'Leary, Jeff Higham, Jimmy Powell, Sandra Benson, Melba Lucha. F.H.A. OFFICERS--Left to right: Sharon Ranniger, his- toriang Sally Gregory, report- erg JoAnne Cicelski, secre- taryg Sharon Ciaver, presi- dentg Ruth West e r. vice presidentg Mary Rogers. song leaderg and Karen Dillon. parliamentarian. Not pic- tured. Jacque Hiller. treas- urer. F.H.A.-Front row, left to right: Mary Meckler, Gerry Mungerg Carol Camp- bell, Carolyn Greaves. Ruth Wester, Penny Thabes, Mary Rogers, Karen Dillon. Second row: Leanne Lampe, Aletha Badger, Pete Thorne, Donna Conway, Judy Harden, Phyllis Cavalero, Virginia Godfrey, Inez King, Mar- lene Billick. Third row: Barbara Bartlett, JoAnne Cicelski, Sharon Haugen. Sharon Ciaver, Loretta Bullard, Bonnie Knupp, Andrea Sargent, Merrilee Conti, and Pat Phillips. atwzegf The Future Homemakers of America is one of the most popular clubs for girls at Central Kitsap. It pro- motes a growing appreciation of the joys and satis- factions of Homemaking. The girls sold Christmas Cards to sponsor their many activities. These activi- Znoqacke octane of The first project of the F.F.A. this year was to pay debts of the previous year. This was done by selling refreshments at three football games and by selling a trailer which the club built last year. Featured at the weekly Monday evening meetings was a speaker from the game department. During the winter, a skating party was held at Grover's Pond. ties were an installation of officers, ice skating, a chile dinner, a Valentine party, a swimming party, the state meeting at Pullman, the Mothers' Tea, and the annual spring picnic. The advisors were Miss Lamb and Mrs. Ryan. 140161634 .4'ecvmed77Zuc4 onstration day and the annual F.F.A.-F.H.A. picnic. The previous summer, members had judged livestock at three fairs. The Parliamentary Procedure team ac- complished a great deal and entered a member in the public speaking contest. They also sent a delegate to the convention in Pullman. F.F.A. members, inter- est in the school was demonstrated as they again chose ground improvement as their annual project. 68 Mr. John., ' ' P ' In the spring, the club had a farm implement dem- ing: Mr. John, advisor: Jim Frender, sentinelg Shan Mc- Clellan, vice president. Seat- ed: Jack Lewis, reporterg Leo Armstrong, presidentg Joe Reasons, treasurer. Not pic- tured: Scott Lowe, secretary. F.F.A.-Front row, left to right: Bill Callison, Leo Armstrong, Joe Reasons, Don Myer, John Hubbard, Jack Lewis, Shan McClellan. Second row: Art Brookman Chuck Murray David Hong Dean Lam e Jim Frender, and F.F.A. OFFICERS f Stand- .AQ I - x ,gl fy, K . 5' 4 A c i, u.f izrf ,043 5 Z 47 rl '3 ' t I if' frbcwr' n-fa l ' U ' fi- 1 1'3 x .qs 'n ,pw ,Q - ,vsy.z,ns- , , W 1l'Y'- Q 'Q 1 I 'w,.TQ xx-Cgkim ff f na ffl l VD K 1 ,X ni -KAY-531 W -, , 1ml 'u rl -1: uf. 1, 1xSi!' SAK! ' 11 1,1 0 , , 'Ivo ' 1 rg Q ,f gxfl W., H 1 X ',S'i1fSq 1 1 ' X l Num- 'Kun kllli and ll:-tty ,lc-an H4-nsrutl arc, 1-yt' vatuhfhrs at tht- lfaslliun Show. 2. Sl:-1-py time- gals at tht- l ashinn Shu Nlary Alu l'c'urmn. Wilma We-lls, aml Karvn lluhlet. 3. Nlmlvling suits arc- llurutlly fllaryolt and ,lam-t Ulsvn. A . H ' In Tht- Shoe- wuulrl he- proutl of the Se-wing acvonlplishlm-rlts of ,luliv lluyff. llurlwara AI'II1lI2ig1t', Marian llrunx 1 1 lhe tlltl xxtllllilll It mel Lalrwlxrl 111, QLTUIIII4 liylnw-. 3. Spring lime- is l'it'niv Time-. 6, A :-pvviz-ll mufival trvut this ye-ur wan tht' llislrivt Nlusiv Fe-stivzll fvutur' H from tht- wt-ul antl instrume'ntal tlt'p21I'llI1t'!'llS of all schwls in tht- tlietrict. 69 VW' M't'l'4' 'U-df' vu- wa sm. . Hi C -First row, left to right: Sharon Jones. Joyce Graves. Charlotte Buchanan. Margaret George, Nola Fitzwater. Robin Wright, Marcella Peterson. Second row: Nancy Hubbard, Betty Sunderland. Sandra Marvin, Sandra Ferguson. Kathy Hegland. Marilyn Heiliger, Pat Berry. Third row: Darlene Backlund, Rosie Ericksen, Bob Dormaier, Merrill The High 'GCN Club is based on Christian principles. The meetings are held once a week, and include a guest speaker, testimonies and group singing. Cronk. Eleanor Nelson. mwzvmam wmsw4e4a,f4eqw'ya.4 With the aim of serving Central Kitsap better, the Girls' Club developed an active program. The first project was a welcoming supper party before the Bremer- ton football game. Another new feature was the senior high big sisters who ac- quainted new students with our school. Following an assembly on grooming, meet- ings were held with panel discussions of the topics of interests to the girls. The annual tolo was originally scheduled for April 14th with a Pan-American theme, but since this date was very close to the date of the Junior Prom, February 25th was then selected and the theme was Kandy Karnival. Girls' Club officers were as follows: president, Barbara Knightg vice president, Barbara Bartlettg secretary, Rosie Ericksong treasurer, Jeannie Fulcerg student body representative, Pete Thorne. Mrs. York was the advisor. GIRLS' CLUB OFFICERS-Left to right: Pete Thorne, Rosie Ericksen, Barbara Knight, Jeanne Fulcer, Barbara Bartlett. DEBATE SQUAD-Left to right: Dick Johnsen, Clark Parsons, Bob Nye, Mike Clogston. Joanne Hoyt, Karlene Voget, Lois Barnhart, Bonnie Knupp, Mary Yuckert. Standing: Dick Horsley and Phil Best. I I The Senior High Debate Club maintained an active year with seven scheduled meets. Events started on November 2, with Bremerton sponsoring a debate jamboree. The topic of debate this year was, Resolved: That the educational privileges granted to Veterans of the Korean War be accorded all qualified youth of the United States of America. After the jamboree the following debates were held: November 16, Bremerton, December 7, South Kit- sap, January 4, Port Townsend, January 18, Port Angeles and South Kitsap met at Central, February 1, Sequim, February 15, Forks High School met at Central. The season ended with the annual tournament which was held at the College of Puget Sound on March 15, 16, 17. ?cZm4 20026 pw Organized as another service group of the school to help whenever possible by operating movie ma- chines and sound equipment was the Operators' Club. Although the efforts of the members in both Junior and Senior High were combined, separate meetings were held, At these meetings, problems were discussed and also the proper care of the equipment was studied. The club met under the supervision of Mr. Kvinsland, advisor. OPERATORS' CLUB-Front row, left to right: Larry Peterson, Jerry Helms, Bob Carstensen. Back row: John Whitney, Monty Butler, Dale Gorman, Terry Reeve, Charles Temple, Joe Reasons. ' 'W' ll Qs- --'ia 1 .K r fl - s. ,gr 5. I A aJ ' - 1 2 if. . ..........: . .. tr BHK? 'wr A Af' i . 1-. . -es 3 Us s ' g ' 41 W ' 4 is if z, Q V557 5 H . fi v Mt . L. V , ii ' I ' '- . . at A ' M lf l T- lg T d ii .tst 4 1 ,, 1 ij . . ' I 'Q X f 13 Hs .. ' ,ff mfs J's1g1,9 it II Q yx fwfr N , g 'N' , l 551' K.. 'guna fm. My, ,, i in ' e. 4. 1. This Thespian play features a corpse. 2. Olivia Lively keeps a record of the winners at the Magazine Sale Drive Assembly. 3. The lluys' Quartet, john Williams. lluli Centry. .-Xrvitl Hagen. and Dick Horsley entertain at the Senior Hall. 4. This is our versatile dancer. Sur-anne Kitts. 3. The cast of the Minstrel Show poses. 6. They can Can-Can and did at the Minstrel Show. 7. The Junior High wt-al group uses a Church setting fur their Christmas Assembly. 8. Stars shine above the Senior High Chorus at the Christmas Assembly. 9. Central Kitsap has a Christmas tree. also, 10. Christmas in many lands was the theme for the assembly this year. 11. Wayne llrumm, Nlelha Lueha. and Dick Barr admire the Christmas mobiles made by the art vlasses. 12. Narrators for the Christmas Assembly were Leanne Lampo, Clara Vohslage, Delwin Reeve and Bill Noble. 13. 72 The rope breaks at the Tug-U-War on Junior-Senior Day. 14. Looks like the seniors are winning. is 99? E 99 K9 B 1 25133095435 x mf: by '1 . A, ,IW 'E K ' It 'l iq v Qxlfzi A Q S 4 . h . - Q if 'f' '-dill' lik 4 V 'f ',.,.54 -4 L, NS' --'Q 4 , I L 1 ' , g ' ww- ' it 'N ' ' 3 ,VX 'l x . ' N ' f' 'K 111 4 3 ' i L' if iii ' fX 'H 'Jiffy ,il 'Q -A . K f 5 W 'v .. H I .A -vi.. 4- ' A' v fl ! J H -P h ic ' , arg, Q . , Q riff J 5 o 1. Hoe-Down time at the junior High Spring Assembly. 2. Our Junior High has a large voval music clvpartmc-nt as is se:-n hc-rv at the Spring Assembly. 3. Mr. Kvinsland crowns Pat Kaye as junior High Quevn of Pan Anwrivan Day. 4. Marle-ne' llillick rc-igns as St-nior High Pan-Ame-rivan Day Quvz-n. 5. We had Latin Amvrivan music' at the l'an-.'Mne'riCan Day Assvnilmly. 6. Stu- tlr-nts gather in the plaza on Pan-Anlerican Day to watch rlancing by Sue- Ann Kitts and 1-njoy othvr arts. 7, Thi- King anll Quvvn of Candy Land at the Tolo were Larry Nelson and ,lumly Hillr-sland. 8. A marshmallow man anfl woman clanr:-ml at thi- Tolo. Knmly' KHfIIl1'Hl. 9. Soinvone is getting informal at thc' Junior Prom. 10. Duanv llc-rggh and Sara Harrison rvign as King and Quc-vn at the ,lunior Prom. GARDEN IN THE RAIN. ll. The juniors arm- in for a thinking as tlwy lose- to the- svniors on Junior-Senior Day. 73 Wfavwgauwd ' an 1664444414 glances Central Kitsap students take pride in members of the Cen- tral Kitsap and National Honor Societies. To be eligible for the Central Kitsap Honor Society a student must have earned 23 points by his sophomore year, 50 by his junior year, and 80 by his senior year, and a total of 110 points, by gradua- tion. An A brings 5 points, 'SBU three points, and C one point. Students are eligible to join the National Honor Society if they have been in the Central Kitsap Honor Society for two years. An initiation party, skating party, and a swimming party were scheduled for this year. Mr. Duyff is the advisor of both clubs. A L NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY- Front row: Dorene Fox, Lavonne Craw- ford, Alverda Berge, Anne Helm, Karen Grande, Sandra Marvin, Vicki Mills, Marilyn Heiliger. Second row: Janet Olsen, Sandra Toulouse, Judy Hillesland, Jeanne Fulcer, Barbara Knight, Olivia Lively, Judy Raatz, Rosie Ericksen, Janet Dodd, Barbara Patterson, Loretta Bullard, Annette Rit- ter. Third row: Don Deno, Dick Hors- Iey, Dick Johnsen, Larry Hawkins, Dennis Sargent, Bill Anderson, Paul Moose, Leland Peterson, Ken John- son, Larry Edman, Lawrence Greaves, Leslie Brillon, and Joe Byam. PRESIDENT Leland Peterson C. K. HONOR SOCIETY-Front row, left to right: Dorene Fox, Carolyn Greaves, Denise Herrmann, Phyllis Cavalero, Mary Meckler, Marilyn Heil- iger, Bonnie KnUPpy Betty Sunder- land, Vicki Mills, Kay Zimmerman. Second row: Jacque Miller, Sharon Haugen, Karen Smith, Joyce Grover, Mary Rogers, Lois Barnhart, Marlys Haugen, Mr. Duyff. Third row: Alan Fulcer, Janet Olsen, Sue Anne Kitts, Judy Hillesland, Alverda Berge, Anne Helm, Greta Siegle, Karen Grande, Sandra Marvin, Lavonne Crawford, Loretta Cox. Fourth row: Barbara Knight, Sandra Toulouse, Gretchen Bower, Jeanne Fulcer, Olivia Lively, Susie Logan, Judy Raatz, Rosie Erick- son, Janet Dodd, Barbara Patterson, Loretta Bullard, Annette Ritter, Les- lie Brillon, Fifth row: Ron Deno, Har- old Henderson, Dick Horsley, Bob Olm- stead, Dick Johnsen, Larry Hawkins, Dennis Sargent, Paul Moose, Bill An- derson, Leland Peterson, Ken Johnson, Larry Myers, Larry Edmans, Lawrence Greaves, and Joe Byam. THESPIAN INITIATION-First row, left to right: Judy Hillesland, Bob Nye, Frank Cameron, Sally Gregory, Lois Taverner Mary Rogers Mrs. Southworth. Second row: Colleen Cavanaugh, Don Wood, Judy Gilbert, Dennis Sargent, Joan Guilford Third row Penny Ahlquist, Phil Best, Jeanne Fulcer, Lee Dormaier, Ruthie Wester, Merle Wilkinson. Wm an An award of excellence was won by Troup 326 of the National Thespian Society for a one-act play presented at the Thespian District Conference in Seattle. Ac- tivities had started in the fall with an assembly, A Trip to New Yorkf, This drama club combined with the music department at Christmas and Musical Christmas Cards, was the theme for the annual program. The Children,s Theater,', for the grade schools in the district was a new project. The One-Act Play Tournament was again held and the group assisted in the production of the Junior and Senior plays. To become a Thespian you must have 100 lines in plays or 100 hours backstage. The purpose of Thespians is to uphold the standards of Dramatic Arts Department in high schools and to make better citizens of students participating. Each year a Best Thespiann is chosen by the group. The officers of the troup for this year were: president, Don Woodg vice-president, Delwin Reeveg secretary, Barbara Knightg treasurer, Jeanne Fulcerg scribe, Penny Ahlquistg and historian, Lois Taverner. PRINCE FAIRYFOOT-The children's theater, left to right: Don Wood, Phyllis Cavelero, Karen Dillon, Joan Werner Dennis Sargent Ruth Wester, Colleen Cavanaugh, Stan Hess, Ken Nordby, Greta Siegle, Peggy Tooley, Sandra Toulouse Merle Wil kinson Bonnie Knupp, Mary Rogers, Phil Best. ij 'I CAST-Front row, left to right: Frank Cameron. Phil Renee Youngs. Second row: Judy Hillesland. Bob Nye, Meyers. Stan Hess. Joan Werner, Sarah Marsh. Vicki Mills Dodge. Greta Siegle. Aletha Badger, Ken Nordby. Third Woods. Shan McClellan. Salli Ann Gregory, Merle Wilkinson. Best. .ludy Gilbert. Clark Parsons. JoRene Johnson. Bill Noble, Larry , Karen Grande, Sara Harrison. Donne- row: Don Wood, Janet Dodd. Larry Dennis Sargent, 746 yum rw, 72 4 'rude 'Nfl f lf '71 to . tx I know Kovey didn't do it and you know it too Looking for the extra angle brace when the balcony was built The Remarkable Incident at Carson Cor- nersf' provided dramatic entertainment for all those who saw it. The plot centered around a trial which was held to find the murderer of a fourteen year old boy, Bill McGinnis. A dramatic climax was reached when it was discovered that many friends of the boy as well as his parents were guilty of his death. The play was directed by Mrs. ,len South- worth and the student director was Sarah Marsh. The discovery of the body SENIOR PLAY CAST-Standing, left to right: Sharon Giaver, Jo Anne Cicelski, Jerry Clark, Peggy Tooley, Lee Dormaier, Jeanne Fulcer, Penny Ahlquist, Terry Reeve, Dale Gorman, Don Wood, Colleen Cavanaugh, Donne Dodge, Barbara Knight. Seated: Delwin Reeve and Sandra Toulouse. I 0774764 7044 4 Some of the problems of being a preacher's child were brought to light in the comedy, '6Papa Was a Preacherf, Living up to the expectations of the villagers, especially Miss Jonas, was an almost impossible task. Miss Jonas was perfect, in her own opinion, until she was arrested for operating a still in her basement. All ended well, though, as Papa realized that his children had a right to live up to their own convictions, and not to every- one else's. PRODUCTION CREW-Left to right: Phyllis Caval:-ro ,loan Guilford, Lee Dormaier, Stan H1-ss, Dennis Sargent Mrs. Southworth, Ken Normlby, Clark Pamtn Sauerkraut, for once l'm at a loss for words. Hold it, l wish Miss Jonas could take- that picture. S C E 0 N P 1 Y o R JoAnne Cicelski Rosie Ericksen A. 'MMF P A H R 0 T T 0 Ken Jvhnson C Barbara Bartlett I R EDITOR-IN-CHIEF BUSINESS MANAGER 5 Marlene Billick Barbara Knight C P U 0 L R A T T S I Q N Lawrence Greaves g 2 W o Barbara Patterson Left picture, seated, left to right: Helen McPherson, Michele Lundgren, Dana Cabbage, Stephanie Hong, Sue Ahl- quist, Alverda Berge, Loretta Bullard, Lois Taverner, JoAnne Myhre, Katy Jenkins. Kneeling: Terry Reeve, Arvid Hagen. Standing: Linda Kemp, Cathy Rogers, Janice Bullard, Robin Wright, Sandra Welch, Iris Karkainen, Pamela Purvis, Kristin Johnsen, Darcy Clogston, Sharon Ranniger, Janice Campbell, Mary Rogers, Leanne Lampe, Sharon Jones. Right picture, left to right: Olivia Lively, Gerri Walsh, Vicki Mills, Janet Dodd, Greta Siegle, Dorothy Maryott, Karen Grande, and Doris Gehring. sss A 1 at M A t K E U P Bill Noble E X C H A N G E Ann Helm Q Don Wood Bill Flisram P 0 R T 75 S S jim McRae Left picture, left row: Willard Nordby, Marsha Dillon, Norma Brown, Delane Montgomery. Second row: JoRt-ne Johnson, Doris Nelson, Bill Noble, Loretta Bullard. Third row: Salli Gregory, Aletha Badger, Dorene Fox, Loretta Fortlahl. Fourth row: Pete Thorne, Penny Aarts. Right picture: The Megaphone covers such news features as Sharon Jones receiving a typewriter, her award from the Magazine Sales Drive, from Mr. MacGilvra. 0 - i ww Qt A dt S R EDITOR-IN-CHIEF BUSINESS S I S ,ev fn ggi' Q Q' Q' K 1 IDCTQ - Shelton- Joan We . .q Helen Schneider, Barbara. R ' Erickson, Eleanor ' CLUB--Front row. left to 'lghii Leannii LSi1rf'iihd row: Bob Henneman' Ted Jiulddei KJiilfG0fl1iI1g, Lawrence SPANJZH rns Judy' Gilbert Vicki Mills' Elaine Melflielieii Gockley Third row: Bert Casad' Piifln Tieno John FCTSUSOW Alan yu , -- ' ' 1 V ' s. ' ' , . 5 o r inlay Raau' ClarallI?hSliaJiierJJBJilliJ Fiigaelg. Eddif Camfmn' lm? beskoi Fourthdrolvjl , Harold ConwaY, Joe Byam- X D ong Greaves, Glen Johfhfm- Av an - U . M'k Oas. Dick Johnsen, Delwm Reeve' avi Fulcer, Bob Olnistead. Dale Gorman. , 1 1' 51,-wart Garland. S ' medlaauaclo ff' South of the border or in sunny Rome, the students of these clubs would feel at home. Their joint activities suggest a foreign atmosphere. The high light of the Spanish-Latin Club Christmas Fiesta was their an- nual basketball game which was won by the Latin Club. During Pan-American week a swimming party was enjoyed by the Spanish Club. The annual Pan-American Day Assembly was a gay and festive event and was followed by the Pan- American Fiesta to which the Latin Club and Pan- American royalty were invited. The officers of Spanish Club are Dick Johnson, president, Glen Johnson, vice president, Judy Gilbert, secretaryg and Lawrence Greaves, treasurer. Latin Club officers are: Joe Byam, president, Bob Dor- maier, vice president, Judy Hillesland, secretary- treasurerg and Merrill Cronk, S.A.A. LATIN CLUB-Front row, left to right: Denise Herrmann, Pat Pursell, Marilyn Heiliger, Judy Hillesland, Sara Harrison, Gail Sweet, Sharon Ranniger, Betty Sunderland, Janet Dodd Olivia Lively Mr King Second row' Mar Me kl r J . , . . . y C e , oanne Armitage, Pat Ulrich, Mary Rogers, Barbara Patterson, Sally Gregory, Sue Ahlquist, Karen Grande, Jacque Miller, Lois Barn- hart, Sara Marsh. Third row: Judy Harden, Clark Parsons, Dick Horsley, Frank Cameron, Leland Peterson, Ken Johnson, Dick Howe, John Whitney, Leslie Brillon. Fourth row: Eddie Estes, Willard Nordby, Bruce Robison, Larry Peterson, Harry May- field, Bob Dormaier. Harold Henderson, Merrill Cronk, Larry Myers, Ron Deno, Joe Byam. SENIOR HIGH CHORUS F niger Sue Donner Janet IT ront row, left to right' Barbara Com Y '17' Nelsozl, R H Odd. Sue Ann Kitts, J dn D d mon' Kay MCC0rd, Pat H d - - . Iltqabrey. TZHE-filniowolriigpvleljigtyciegne Higsruhd, Itllarlleneo'FlilckMfjlg1ig.tg:1r:ZhPay Berglund. Seibn3n,ro?tiivlShaIrblii?IlG'Sharon Ran' arry Haukom, Erwin Huening .loll,nS,H errill Crunk, Donne Dodge John affil-Alverda Berge, Lillian Wood Ma,-lag-r, Eleanor ' mmg' Dm' Flockharr. Keitli Baldwin! mms' John Whitney, Arvid Hagen yA11Ziel?b im! - - s er, I I I O ua 7664! p Led by the direction of Mrs. Florence Hart, the vocal music department had a very successful year. Continuing as in previous years, the vocal section had a Junior chorus and a Senior choir. Some of the assembly. In January in co-operation with the band they produced a Minstrel Show. The Spring Concert and Olympic League Festival were events in April. Participation in all the Commencement programs climaxed the year. Other vocal groups were Boys' Quartet, Boys' Ensemble and Senior, Junior and Soph- programs they held during the year were, the Con- stitution Day assembly and the Thanksgiving Day as- sembly with the speaking choir. At Christmas the music group and the Thespians joined to present an omore Trios and soloists. ici' GIRLS' GLEE--Left to right: Karen Grande, Janet BOYS' GLEE-Left to right: Clark Parsons, Jim Dodd, Olivia Lively, Sue Ann Kitts, Lois Barnhart, Mahrey, Keith Baldwin, Bob Gentry, .lohn Williams. Kay McCord, Mrs. Hart. John Whitney, Arvid. Hagen, Allan Foster, Larry Haukom, Erwin Hur-ning, Don Dodge, John Herring. Don Flockhart, Merrill Cronk. 8l z M1 A rs b?g'1ff ,fa ggtuwgt .K t W Q .ysgw -, 'S J-aww . X W' 1 Q M, x L, , , - ' QA-iii I :W X -7: at 3, f Q Y S3 dxf? Af L . ,- X x gs? fy ' 3 5? 2 1,352 , ufm. If W llifj. ' fi if xx 'E ,z v . W Sl was ,Ein u hw :A Mg S g. -1 K, qw 5 . K-rife: f ff SX: i ,a X K. f .f?,li tg.yi - E3 1. S S , J - fx. ,. 1 12, L 1 - W f- fffqsm wfiqmgwxew CHEERLEADERS-Left to right: Betty Jean Hensrud, Queen Pat Harden, Judy Gilbert. QUEEN Judy Hillesland if QUEEN Pat Harden mw!5mg.4' .led 7mm Saqpwzt The girls who led those many yells from our pep section were our seven cheer and song leaders. The peppy cheerleaders, always there to support our team, wore white sweaters and black and white pleated skirts. They alternated these skirts with black pedal pushers in football season. Song leaders wore black sweaters and bright orange pedal pushers, during the fall. For basketball season they changed to black felt jumpers and white blouses. Always displaying the best sportsmanship, they supported our team and kept up C.K. spirit in victory and defeat. 84 SONG LEADERS-Left to right: Gail Sweet, Sara Harrison, Queen Judy Hillesland, Bonnie Stady. SCOREKEEPERS AND ANNOUNCERS-Left to right: John Whitney, Bill Flisram, Dennis Sargent, Dick Musser. SCOREBOARD OPERATORS-Left to right: Tom Skid more, Doug Barnett, Mike Patterson, John Creelman, John Wrenn. gaeata Wane 14 5 5 Wwe 774404 Keeping an accurate account of the scoring at games is the responsibility of the scorekeepers and announcers. They help to inform the audience of the official happenings of all the games. Their duties consist of operating the scoreboard, announc- ing fouls and points made, and giving information of substitutions. Under the management of Mr. Myrvang, the scoreboard operators completed another year of reporting statistics at sports events. These boys, during exciting moments of basketball or football games, keep information posted which cannot be heard over the noise of the event. Accuracy and speed are important in this work. SPORTS MANAGERS-Left to right: Dick Musser, Larry Myers, Carl Anderson, Jack Anderson, Dan Mason, and John Whitney. 'WL- ,HW S23 f :ff ' L .W www if in .MN l in t , ,.q .,N.,N JN f? A 1 I i 4 3,4-.A r K' iff- ' ' i I-,dir fl sf YE gk sy m 'll-3 Xfjl' 1' if if ,gg 'S 1. Our fair flower girls were Barbara Bartlett, Jeanne Fulcer, and Kay Johnson. 2. Alumnus Tom Fordahl gave our team a pep talk at the Bon Fire Rally. 3. Enthusiasm was high at the rally and we defeated Port Townsend 33 to 0. 4. The day after the rally we held our Coronation assembly. Here Coavh Beamer Crowned Queen Sharon. 5. ln review we picture our royal court: flower girls, Jeanne Fulct-r, Barbara Bartlett and Kay Johnson, Princess Barbara Knight. Queen Sharon Ciaver, King Tom Rasmussen, Crown ll:-arer Toni Fordahl. Princess Marlene Billiek, Escorts llivk Howe and Ken Johnson. If Q A'-if... 87 The 1955 Olympic League Football Cham- pions, the Cougars of Central Kitsap, meet their opponents, the South Kitsap Wolves. Undefeated in league play, the Cougars Went down only before the Bremerton Wild- cats who will join the Olympic League in 1956. Proud in victories such as those of this year, the Central Kitsap student body is also loyal in defeat. Here on the football field, in the basketball gym, at the baseball dia- mond, or on the track, our students learn the principles of fair play. Competitive spirit tem- pered with good sportsmanship develops in player and spectator alike, traits which will be helpful in graduate years. 'K id. WL 4 as ,. gk x ' 0 4 ' , Q ,Q , Q. s . 1' 'x ' ix - S M it .far-p i fS m 'v 1. A . 1 L ,L Cf m sawig mxs lg ' 3' , 5 K . 7SfWk.Pg, i. gk! f S f xy A X .A . A ,:xw.,s-Si A . .L 5 gk X5 X 90 an i -W v.-- wma ax 3 A SLA-A: WE, ? Q. x, x g 59 , fa EW G - af if - ' F 3 J Q U c 3, L, B : Kms g 'Sa if ' ' i- X 2 Www W'i?u'S5fYaWk llama: Left: Mr. Adrian Beamer, Football and Track Coach. Right: Mr. John Fox, Basketball and Baseball Coach. is at f za. E B B I FOOTBALL SQUADvFront row, left to right: Dick Barr, Harry Mayfield. Dick Howe, Chuck Ewers, Jerry Clark, Dale Gorman, Bert Casad, Tom Rasmussen, Lawrence Greaves. Ken Johnson, Paul Moose, Larry Livingstonhlim Colby. Ted Father. Second row: Dan Mason, Frank Jessee, Dick Hors- ley, Keith Could. Joe Reasons, Bill Philpott, Arlan Moen, John Williams, Dick Hess, Dick Katzenberger, Bob Olm- stead, Dick Musser, Mike Crimmons, Dick Morey, Mr. Beamer. Third row: Morris Williamson, Stewart Garland, Merrill Cronk, Don Myers, .lim Mabrey, Jim Frender, Michael Clogston, Cary Moen, Allan Foster, Jimmy Smith, John Dankers, Paul McCelland, Mike Frazier, Jack Ander- SDH. 74e 7044: Me 7955 1 7 'fide ' C.K. VS SEQUIM After spotting Sequim a six point lead in the opening minute of play, Central Kitsap held them scoreless the rest of the game. The Cougars scored 33 in their only day game of the year. C.K, VS BREMERTON For the first time in recent years the Cougars played Bremerton, who was rated the stateis number one team at that time. After a hard-fought, defen- sive, and scoreless three quarters the Wildcats scored twice to down the Cougars 12-0. C.K. VS SOUTH KITSAP The Cougars made it two in a row, a school record over their arch rival South Kitsap. Scoring three times in the first quarter, C. K. went on to win its first home game 32-6. C.K. VS BAINBRIDGE For Central's third straight league victory the team defeated Bainbridge 31-0 before the television cameras. The Cougars scored in every quarter and easily won their TV debut. 'S FOOTBALL CAPTAIN-DICK HOWE End C.K. VS PORT ANGELES After Port Angeles scored on the second play from scrimmage the Cougars came back and de- feated the Roughriders by the score of 20-7. C.K. VS PORT TOWNSEND At Central Kitsap's Homecoming the Cougar eleven probably played their best game of the year in defeating a highly rated Port Townsend team, 33-0. At this point the Cougars were assured of at least a tie for the championship. C.K. VS NORTH KITSAP Dumping North Kitsap 40-0 the Cougars won the Olympic League Championship, their twelfth straight league victory. Most fans agreed that this team was the most powerful in the school's history. E U .1 29 !kiH!!'EnLP2Fm ' ' X -K. I -, fx 6 O ,P 1 ' uw L, tw WT K H -'W ,pqnn-.......-.-.Q I n 4' Maw 1 Sf - I 5 :Ni qs f a. I QQ ww., Q .af- f' i-Q 'L Mw L L W 5 6,9 ,- , . , K vel s,.-m 4wmav'2K Lx,-. . if-, 'fs .1 A, ,fl xi fifty, X :X 4 , X , 4 AJS- wg. 1 Q5 fl ,V ,F 'bf .Z Lvh' ' ' 'l 0' ' ' 'QE' 1 5 ,mmm we. wr vs' -4842 , Q.. 1-.Av .aw- QQ!-0 , A ' 1 . X X . 15 Liam zlxiw - . V 'Wi' A, Ling - X vs ai E g I ,.. nm - 3 7 E L S K X ugq L , IQ' I H 'Q 'Q is if K ' xx.. 4 . ,gy yfigxw X X . Ji-fan 'QP , 11 W' iw f a 5 if ' ?mQ 2 if nw :qi ks A a ,RA K .,.....,....,i.mx '42 L ' Ai? ,L ik Qi ' - g . NJ. .. x- .W ' A.. Smeg. I ' , T-fmewixi . '. A - .t f . Q ffyy V M J, fi xg - ,Inf X - x E BOB DoRMAn2R Forward HM COLBY Guard v- SKETBALL A 5QUAD'FirSt roverlmlonlx 'R'3SmuSSen. Ufacn D max , . , 5 ede gan Karjagl, Gnadyro'iflv?n??Jhr?N2illiaJri1S. Ed Olsen' 'hm Colby W co - Fox. C lfiiiiiwston, Lawrence Greaves- CAGERS PLAYED UNDER NEW MENTOR Playing their first season under a new head coach, John Fox, the Cougars played a very hustling and inspiring type of ball. However, the Cougars finished fifth in league play and had a season record of ten wins and nine losses. Seeing their last basketball action in high school were Dick Howe, Bob Dormaier, Cary Tonge, John Williams, Tom Rasmussen, Ron Karjala, and Joe Byam. Their loss will be felt next year. After the season ended the new coach held a dinner at his home for the varsity ball players. This was something new and the players enjoyed it very much. RUN KARJALA DICK Hows F ward or LAWRENCE GREAVES Forward Guard SWEDE LIVINGSTON Cuard ED OLSEN Guard , r . ..,, C ger, Bm XIlde'?s0:vJLiAkUE1virst row, left to right. 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Coach Beamer seems proud of Tom Rasmussen, lnspirational Football Player, and Dick Howe, Honorary Football Captain and K.B.R.O. Sportsmanship Trophy Winner. 4. Dick Horsley speeds toward Jerry Clark in the Relay. 5. This looks like a swing and a miss. 6. Some bad luck here for Dick Howe. 7. David Hong represented Central Kitsap at tht- State Me-et in Pullman. 8. It's Scott-Lowe to Chuck Ewers in the Relay. 97 SENIOR HIGH BASEBALL -First row, left to right: John Williams, Willard Nordby, Ron Karjala, Swede Livingston, Jack Hepworth, Chuck Hudson, Marvin Rom- sland. Second row: Jim Mc- Rae, Alan Orwiler, Glen Johnson, Harold Conway. Dick Howe, Ed Olsen, Law- rence Greaves. Last row: Ted Linde, Bruce Robison, Larry Woods, Jim Munger, Gary Moen, Walter Clapper, John Herring. Zace ecovwle2z0 ' gacelalf By defeating five teams and losing to only two, the Cougars captured second spot in Olympic League baseball play. Scores for the Cougars' winning games were Port Angeles 4-1, Sequim 3-2, Bainbridge 4-2, Bremerton 3-2, and North Kitsap 9-0. Central Kitsap lost to Port Townsend 1-0 in eleven innings and to South Kitsap 13-1. In non-league competition, the Cougars downed North Kitsap 6-4 and Bainbridge 3-2. They lost to Bremerton 2-1, Bainbridge 6-2, and North Kitsap 6-3. The loss of Dick Howe, John Williams, ,lim Munger, ,lim McRae, Harold Conway, and Ron Karjala via graduation will be deeply felt at Central Kitsap during the 1957 season. L,,,, X 1 . HAROLD CONWAY LAWRENCE GREAVES DICK HOWE TED LINDE LARRY LIVINGSTON Pitcher Shortstop Third Base Pitcher Pitcher JIM McRAE GARY MOEN .IIM MUNGER ED OLSEN JOHN WILLIAMS Left Field Right Field First Base Second Base Catcher 6 TRACK SQUAD-Front row, left to right: Nicky Ahlfs, Clark Parsons, Stewart Car- land, Bob Fell, Dick Horsley, Larry Edman, Joe Reasons, Rod Sather. Second row: Chuck Ewers, Bill Anderson, Bob Dormaier, Scott Lowe, Tom Rasmussen, Ted Sather, Allan Foster, Dale C-orman, Arlan Moen. Third row: Mer- rill Cronk, Rod Powers, Jerry Clark, Donne Dodge. Arlo Hoppe, Dick Katzenberger, Ed Estes, Orlo Hinman, Frank lessee, Dayle Wyatt, Tom Miller, Coach Beamer. rv aacdifoag at 5453 'mad David Hong placed fifth in the javelin throw as he represented Central Kitsap at the State Track Meet in May at the State College of Washington. Hong had been one of six Central Kitsap boys who earned the opportunity to compete in the district meet. Forty thin clads turned out for track at Central this year. The Seniors finishing their high school track careers are: Dale Gorman, Ted Sather, Chuck Ewers, Tom Rasmussen, Bob Dormaier, Donne Dodge, Frank lessee, f' Jerry Clark, Eddie Estes, and Scott Lowe. DAVE HONG .lavelin Throw .. 2 '- nf Q . N' 'i 4' 'Vi DONNE DODGE BILL ANDERSON BOB DOBMAIER EDDIE ESTES CHUCK EWERS High Jump High Hurdles Mile 440 Yard Broad Jump ., TED SATHER DICK HORSLEY SCOTT LOWE TOM RASAIUSSEN ARLO HOPPE Discus Tlll'0W LQW Hurdles Shot Put Junllj 99 K QW, - . K - mg' 1-if Z . 3 Q ni.. V .N o ' f - - p., . s we BOYS' TENNIS TEAM-Left to right: Arvid Hagen, Dick Johnsen, Harold Henderson, Dick Musser, Terry Reeve, Larry Peterson, Bill Flisram, Mr. Callow. emab 640t1!04640It66l'0pZ4C6s6600td Central Kitsap ,,,--,,,,.,. 4 Central Kitsap ......,,.,,. 4. Central Kitsap ,...-...,,,s 4- Central Kitsap ...,.....,., 4- Central Kitsap .,......,,s, 1 Central Kitsap ..,,.,..,,,, 2 South Kitsap Sequim .,ss......,., ,.,,., Port Angeles Bainbridge .,,,.,, ,,,,,, Bremerton ,,,e.-,. ,-,,., Olympia ......., ,.,,. Second place in Olympic League tennis play was won by Central Kitsap in 1956 as they lost only once in league play in Bremerton on May 19. The Cougar squad took first place in the doubles with Larry Peterson and Arvid Hagen and second place in the singles with Dick Johnsen. GOLF TEAM PLACES SECOND An overall record of six g wins and four losses merited the Central Kitsap Golf Team second place in the Olympic League. Bremerton placed first. The Cougars, coached by Mr. Manning defeated Shelton, Marysville, and Port Townsend each twice. They lost twice to both Bremerton and Port Angeles. GOLF-Left to right: Terry Gilman, Winston, Metcalf, Larry Hawkins, Leland Peterson, Bill Grosz, Ken Johnson. l0O LETTERMEN'S CLUB+Front row, left to right: Dick Horsley, Dick Musser, John Williams, Harry Mayfield, Scott Lowe, Bob Dormaier, Gary Moen, Dick Howe, Jim Munger, John Whitney, Eddie Estes, Jim Colby, Swede Livingston, Lawrence Greaves. Second row: Bill Flisram, Ted Sather, Arlo Hoppe, Dick Johnsen, Arvid Hagen, Larry Hawkins, Ken Johnson, Paul Moose, Bill Crosz, Harold Henderson. Third row: Jerry Clark, Larry Peterson, Dick Barr, Bill Anderson, Cary Tonge, David Hong, Jack Anderson, Tom Rasmussen, Dale Gorman, Don Dodge, Jim Fisk. U gage Swan '7ctZe Za I I 60405 CW A goal most Central Kitsap's athletes desire is membership in the Lettermen's Club. This is an honorary made up of boys who have earned their letter in a varsity sport by playing the required number of quarters, games or whatever the necessary requirements might be. Each spring the club holds its annual lettermen's initiation for all boys who have earned their letter during the past year and want to enter the club. This year's officers of the club are Dick Howe, president, Gary Tonge, vice president, Jerry Clark, secretary, and Dale Gorman, sergeant-at-arms. LETTERMAN'S CLUB OFFICERS-Left to right: Dick Howe, president, Gary Tonge, vice president, Jerry Clark, secre- tary-treasurerg Dale Gorman, S.A.A. ?'f4.,-if, 7 4 1 , 1 ' hulh , , 3 '- -,., iv if , , i , emi? f , W, ,, g 1 wif'-V - 5 Z . S ' Mgr L , b 4- V ff ' . ,. N ' ' A I ,r ,A , b,f,.,i ,dk N R f 'xl Y , , A, ef? , L . I ' ' L if 'Q' 1 e ei e KV '- 1 em L he 1 k ' ' ' , W .2 YV ' V, x,f.,Z, ,V W I GlRl,S' TENNlS 'l'l2A'5lfl7ront row. lelt to right: Phyllis GAA. OFFICERS: Lell to right: Sue Ahlquisl, secretary Cavalero, Cc-rry Baldwin, Val Pursell, Pr-le Thorne, Francis ITGHSUYPTL Grelchen Bower. presimlenlg and Lois Barnhart Shelton. Second row: Lois llarnhart, Clara Lou Vehslage. vice president. 'Sharon Toulouse, Renee Youngs. Thirrl row: Jacque Mil- ler, Susie Logan, Sue Ahlquist. Gretchen Bower. Not F02 piclur ed: Olivia Lively. SENIOR HIGH G.A.A.-Front row, left to right: Karen Smith. Gerry Munger, Susie Logan, Gretchen Bower, Lois Barn- hart, Gerry Baldwin, Jerri King, Alice Dickerson, Diane Brisson. Miss Shaffer, advisor. Back row: Penny Thabes, Sue Ahlquist, Bonnie Knupp, Greta Siegle, Judy Raatz, Olivia Lively, Phyllis Cavalero, Judy Rhodes, Pat Powell. Senior High girls stayed after school one night a week to earn their letters by participating in ping pong, basketball, volleyball, tennis, badminton, and tumbling. Some of the more active members attended Play Days at Sequim and Bainbridge. Those who earn their letters are eligible for GK. Club. The advisor of both organi- zations is Miss Shaffer. 7cao.4' ' edemukzeam C.K. CLUB OFFICERS- Left to right: Olivia Lively, presidentg Susie Logan, s.a.a.g .Iudy Raatz, vice-presidentg Sue Ahl- quist, secretary. Not pic- tured: Greta Seigle, treas- urer. Two lettermen, Susie Logan and Gretchen Bower, pro- vided the top material for the girls' tennis team this year. There were several up and coming sophomores who showed promise. A match with Bremerton was held on April 6 at G.K., one with Sequim at Sequim on April 20, one with Port Angeles at GK. on May 5, and one with Bainbridge at Bainbridge on May 11. t 4' if , . . .. CK. GLU ' A Y BNLeft . Lilifldllygsifufflreghffn tBo:1iiht:S Susie Loga R I Y y . nv aatz. Not pictugeed:AGIigl1:1iStSeiggi?: I03 Our Junior High School also prides itself in its school spirit. While getting ready for the big step into Senior High School, the Kittens find many events to interest them. Organized athletics, lbbludibg football, basketball, and baseball, play an important part in the Junior High program. Vocal music groups, the band, and cheerleaders and song leaders perform at many school events. There are clubs that claim many students as members. Seventh and eighth grade classes are reduced from the longer grade school session to two hour periods in a classroom as preparation for the single hour class in high school. Some subjects such as art, home economics, shop, and music meet just for one hour as is -done in the Senior High. By the ninth grade, students are meeting in one hour, one subject periods. . We L 4 M SQ 9 Q Kin 'WS 4 A I ' 40 -.... nu r .. JUNIOR HIGH FIRST SEMESTER STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS-Left to right: president, Paul Rasmusseng sec- retary, Vicki Turnerg vice president, Mike Fulcerg s.a.a., Bill Carnahan, not pictured. JUNIOR HIGH FIRST SEMESTER STUDENT COUNCIL -Seated, left to right: Susan Hillesland, Cathy Rogers, Jerry Aldrich, Bill Callison, Paul Rasmussen, Vicki Turner, Mike Fulcer, Bill Carnahan, Dallas DeGuire, Ray Ketterer, Frank Doolittle. Standing: Sandra Stemph, Sandra Strandskov, Kristin Johnsen, Sandra Ferguson, Gary Stauss, Yvette Gar- field, Marlene Hand, Joyce Moen, Joyce Pinsch. .Q. .7 -.. In a year of firsts, the Junior High Student Council inaugurated a Junior High section in the Mega- phone. Also established this year was the Junior High Honor Society. These same council representa- tives supervised the new Dancing Instruction Course after school once a week. Excellent attendance at this course reflected the appreciation of the Junior High Student Body for their representatives' planning and work. JUNIOR HIGH SECOND SEMESTER STUDENT COUN- CIL OFFICERS-Left to right: president, Frank Doolittleg secretary, Cathy Rogers, s.a.a., Robin Aldrichg Ned Jenne, vice president. JUNIOR HIGH SECOND SEMESTER STUDENT COUN- CIL-Seated, left to right: Linda Kemp, Vicki Turner, Gerry Walch, Danielle Bunge, Frank Doolittle, Cathy Rogers, Robin Aldrich, Doris Sipe, Diana Jarboe, Pamela Purvis, Iris Kar- kainen. Standing: Connie Martin, Lois Ruehle, Orlo Hinman, Roberta Williams, Garry Wegner. Not pictured: Ned Jenne. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFI- CERS, FIRST SEMESTER-- Front row, left to right: Mar- lene Hand, secretary-treasun er, Paul Rasmussen, vice president. Back row: David Aldrieh, president: Ray Hep- worth, s.a.a. SECOND SEMESTER-Left t0 right: Mike Vifinkler, sec- retary-treasurerg Yvette Gar- field, s.a.a.g Jon Kvinsland, president. Not pictured: ,lack Stady, vice president. EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS, FIRST SEMES- TER, left to right: George Sanford, s.a.a.g Gerry Walch, secretary-treasurer, Mike Ful- cer, vice president, Bill Car- nahan, president. SECOND SEMESTER, left to right: Gerry Walch, presi- dent, Mike Fulcer, vice presi- dentg Bill Carnahan, presi- dent, Kris Johnsen, secretary- treasurer. SEVENTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS, FIRST SEMES- TER, left to right: Darlene Murphy, secretary-treasurer, Andrew Tuttle, vice presi- dent, Gary Holm, s.a.a.g Gerald Aldrich, president. SECOND SEMESTER, sit- ting: Ardis Amundsen, sec- retary-treasurer. Sta n d i n g, left to right: Ken Pahrman, s.a,a.g Susan Hillesland, presi- dent, Gerald Aldrich, vice president. 5 Q QW '- s f . X .- Nicholas Ahlfs David Aldrich Janice Alguard Carl Anderson Joyce Anderson Rose Anderson Bill Bacus Leslie Baker Alvin Batt Michael Baxter Lillis Beers Karen Boblet David Boede Larry Bomstead Don Brett Cecilia Briggs Gerald Bringle Loita Bruchmiller Janice Bullard Leslie Burt Bill Callison Glenn Cantwell Linda Carson Verne Christopher Edward Colvin Dan Dahl Joan Dankers Susan Dayton Dennis De Guire Tom Deno Pearl Dickerson Judith Dofelmeier Kay Donner Frank Doolittle Tom Douttt Ed Downing Sandra Edman Gerald Elliott Jerry Ellis Leroy Engh Keith Fahey Deanna Farmer William Fassbinder Robert Fell Marlene Francis Gerry Frender Yvette Garfield Terry Gilman Carole Glud Larry Gorman Madeline Graves Mary Graves Marlene Hand Paul Harshbarger Kathleen Hegland Donna Helm Ray Hepworth Joyce Hermanson Margaret Herring Dennis Herrmann 'Meg Wwe Orlo Hinman Brenda Hix Mike Holmberg Cap Hotchkiss Richard Houde Tony Howard Nancy Hubbard James Huey Judy Hutchings Leland Jenkins Ned Jenne Alberta Johnson Arlene .Johnson Brian Johnson David Johnson Linda Johnson Bob Johnson Stephen Johnson Eleanor Jones Nikki Juricich Pat Kaye Roy Ketterer Evelyn King Steve Kinney Donna Knutson Jon Kvinsland Frank LaChance Darold LaChance Pat Lane Roger Lane Awww Seam Maryann Lawrence Charles Leslie Lorrie Lester Greg Lund Judy Lynn Charles McDonald Bill McGinnis Mervyn McQueen Norman McVeigh Franklin Malek Richard Mann Dennis Martin Dick Mayfield Douglas Miles Chuck Miller Tom Miller Karen Mimier Joyce Moen Leland Moen Penny Monroe Newman Moreau Arlyn Nixon Carmen Nunn Roger Nuttall Joyce Olsen Harry Parker Ray Paschal Mary Payne Mary Pearson Judy Pederson MW' Joyce Pinsch Sandra Potter Rodney Powers Kay Purvis Dick Rasmussen Paul Rasmussen Barbara Reasons Linda Reeve Tammarra Reid Janice Reiswig David Richards Judy Richstein Gordon Rosecrants David Rubens Frank Sackman Rodney Sather John Schoonover Francis Shelton lone Simmons Robert Simmons Doris Sipe Kenny Sleasman .lack Smith Jacky Stady Anna Stephens Larry Stever Tommy Stone Mike Storey Frank Sunkel Geraldine Swan Fred Taylor Peggy Terry Vicki Turner .lill Vehslage Bill Voltin Roy Walworth Helen Wells Wilma Wells Dick Weyand Judy Wheeler Clara Williams Don Williams Mike Winkler Larry Winters Charles Wood .loan Wrenn Linda Wright Judy Wyatt Busy days in shop we sqm Sandra Aardahl Judy Ajax Carol Anderson Charles Anthony Barbara Armitage Doug Barnett Billy Barraugh Carol Baxter Tom Beakley Barry Becker Wayne Bennett Sandra Benson John Bernritter Pat Berry Helen Bixley Ronnie Bringle David Brown Mike Brown Ray Brown Caralyn Bybee Esther Byam Mary Burstad Danielle Bunge Shawn Bumpass Arthur Bruner Bill Bryan Dana Cabbage Mike Campbell .Judy Campana Bill Carnahan 7044 Genie Cary Jim Cavanaugh Lauraine Clauson Paul Clee Darcy Clogston Nancy Coldevin Ann Corkery Charles Craig .lohn Creelman Marian Cronk Patricia Dahl Cary Dame Phyllis Davis Dallas DeGuire Dan Demick Linda Diederiek Jim Dofelmier Douglas Doles Carol Dramer Deanna Droz .Julie Ann Duyff Barbara Edens Sandra Eells Bruce English Tom Erdmann Betty Ervig Sally Esler Judy Evanson Arla Farmer Sandra Ferguson 'Meg 79 Nola Fitzwater Eddie Frender Mike Fulcer John Gabryshak Sandie Cearhart Margaret George Doris Cerhing Linda Gilbert Sandra Gillick Donald Glass Charlotte Graden Marie Craeff Shirley Hall Norris Ham Michael Haner Lee Harkins Tommy Harrison Janet Haugen James Hayes Kent Hayward Larry Hendershot Bob Hendereson Karin Hewitt Jeff Higham Yvonne Hogan Ralph Holman Stephanie Hong Alan Hoppe Carol Horner John Horsley Phyllis Huening Charles Huff Tex Hughes Shirley Hunt Charles Jackson Kenneth Johnson Kristen Johnsen Vernita Johnson Sharon Jones Iris Karkainen Linda Kemp Kenneth Ketterling Sandra Kitts Claire Konizeski Sandy Koski Billy Larson Bonnie Larson Charlotte Larson Dicky Larson James Larson Ralph Lawrence Charles Left Donna Leslie Teresa Little Bess Loop Ronnie Lott .loan Lowe John MacDonald Nancy McCabe Charlotte McCord med? we ,tt e Y Q, . Y- nw. NN ' 1-or I r. i gs '1 are Q vii Xaf' A Q D sf at . w , - .it ,,: ., V 1. A t 1 if 546' il x I I A' . I, A is r K 2 r , - i . 1 I :Wu ch Shirley McClaws Georgie McLeod Cary Mcwhirt ,lean Madsen Larry Maggert Harris Malek Rolen Marsh John Marshall Danny Maryott Dixie Meckler Larry Moe Linda Morton Carol Mosher Lee Moyer Lana Munro Pat O'Donnell Robert O'Leary Roriald Osterman Sandra O'Toole Gerry Parker Judy Parrish .lean Parsons Mike Patterson Barry Pederson Marcella Peterson Stanley Peterson George Petrina Gail Phifer Annette Philipsen Boyd Phillips Elaine Porter ,W S ' ,lim Powell TQ? it Michael Pugh 1 Kk 1 Pamela Purvis Jane Ramsey Phillip Randoy , as -f S-S Marilyn Rasmussen tt- . H- - ' v' Steve Reeve '?' P' Q Bob Reid ettt ,P S 4 .Q .X N V S X, F- -as-N, M e 4' arise. Bob Ringstad , t D Myron Roberts Cathy Rogers . ' S '- ,S S A.. Dick Romstad Sharon Ruehle George Sanford Danny Sarrett 3, it g ' Q. John Schmidt H ,,.'g,:, Dick Schneider V K ,M QQ A E .X Marvin Scranton - A A I - .5 'YW' -7 P1 U., v S' I Anna Scott X Bob Siel A ' i A s .ludy Sipe Tom Skidmore Albert Smith Cary Stauss Clyde Stenerson Bill Stone Sandra Strandskov ' .lohn Sunkel 9-Ffa 4 P ', Don Swanlund I I3 Q S My xx K The 364- question-3'Will it or won't it? Reaching for the moon! First we learn style and color in our home economics sew- ing class. Billy Thompson Karen Tonge Darlene Troskey Nancy Vaughn Gerry Walch Janet Walker Doug Ward Lola Warner Spencer Warner Terry Warren Carry W'egner Sandra Welch Verna Wells John Wester Hank Wheeler Pat Wheeler Nancy Wilkens Ray Wood John Wrenn Robin Wright Dennis Baird Jerry Aldrich Ardis Amundsen Ralph Bakken Kathleen Bartek Vincent Belkle Robert Best Nancy Boettiger Emilie Bonney Connie Brown Dick Callison Russell Carlson Ted Cederhlom Ken Clapper Cary Collett Diane Cutler Linda Dailey Sammy Dailey Marilyn Danks Frank Dayton Michael Determan David Dibley Tommy Dickerson Jim Duchscherer Charles Ford Lawrence Francis Sharon Gerjets Gary Gray John Gruber Maggie Hammond Phil Harder 7044 Earl Harris Orville Harshbarger Elnor Hedtke Beatrice Helm Esther Helm Susan Hilles Cary Holm Jim Hutchings Luana Hutchings Teena Johnson Tommy Johnson Tracy ,Iunell Dale Lane Linda Larson Michael Levin Glenn Liner Edwin Lively Michele Lundgren Connie Martin Suzanne Metcalf Jon Mills Darlene Murphy Lynda Nelson Cary Nunn .lan Onstad Ken Pahrman Dennis Paschal Carol Peters Gay Petricka Carol Pettis tj l l P H 1: Lyn-as QL-P' tr: .4 iii ' gf at 'ES' was ,M K 7 -me as fx x s fa V K 1 la 'Y is I . air Xia. 151.36- AI. Nei ame 70644510 5444054 Dianne Pierce James Prather John Preus Penny Reid Maureen Reis Richard Rethke Steven Richards Sharon Segerman Susan Schultz Richard Sellers William Settlemey Charlotte Slade Mary Smith .lay Stauss Sandra Stempf EI' Tommy Streeter Gary Sunderland James Thompson Eugene Tooley Marilyn Treloar Lanny Trudeau Andrew Tuttle Aaron Vio Ethel Wheeler William White Dennis Williams Roberta Williams Pamela Wolfrom Robert McFarlane Helen McPherson I I 1. Our Junior High Coach, Mr. Linder. 2. A studious seventh grade class. 3. Mrs. Petricka and the Junior High Chorus at the Christmas Assembly. 4. A good Junior High representation at the Magazine Drive Ice Cream Feed S U1 BflY!irb00lnl Art' Y A A LORM Di JUNIOR HIGH DEBATE SQUAD-Left to right: Jim Huey, Bill Callison, Lee Moyer, Billy Maclnnes. Debating with the North Kitsap ninth graders, Roosevelt Junior High in Port Angeles, and Marcus Whitman in- South Kitsap were challenges this year for the Junior High Debate Club. Their topic was, Resolved: That the educational privilege granted to the Veterans of the Korean War should be accorded to all qualified youth of the United States. One of the highlights of the year was the trip by four ninth grade students to the College of Puget Sound for a debate meeting. The club advisor was Mr. Keserich. I This club was organized in 1954 for all pupils interested in the science of the skies. Night meetings were held so the members could study outer space. Valuable help was obtained from Mr. Holman and the agriculture and metal shops who as- sisted in making bearings for the mount of the Club's telescope. Sponsoring a Junior High dance was one thing done to raise money. George Warrington was president of the organization and Mr. Callow was the advisor. JUNIOR HIGH ASTRON- OMY CLUB-Left to right Micky Ahlfs, Gary Stauss, Myron Roberts, Carol Hor ner, Pat Berry, Robin Wright Billy Larson, Danny Maryott Tom Skidmore, Jim Powell Kneeling: George Warring ton, president. l! ,Z I ' K fl N ' I rm 571 II7 JUNIOR HIGH PHOTO CLUB-Front row, left to right: Rolen Marsh, Linda Dailey, Kathleen Bartek, Mary Smith, Marilyn Treloar, Marcella Peterson, Ted Cederbloom, Bill White, Jim Prather. Second row: Larry Gruber, Dick Sellers, Lanny Trodeau, Mike Levin, Earl Harris, John Creelman, Tom Skidmore, Ken Clapper. Third row: Bill Settlemeyer, Edwin Lively, Jeff Highan, Billy Larson, Larry Gor- man, Tom Beakley, Tom Harrison, Bill Barraugh, Doug Barnett. piataelulfwldedwew More activities and more members were the achievements of the Junior High Photo Club this year. Under Mr. Myrvang, the advisor, the students were taught the proper method of taking pictures and the correct dark-room procedures. The club was led during the first semester by John Creelman, president, Tom Beakley, vice president, and Bill Barraugh, secretary. Bill Barraugh was president during the second semester and Marcella Peterson was secretary. :cache my 7.24,-f. 2 - me The Hbiggestn event of the year for the Junior High F.H.A. members was attending Regional Day, which was held at Federal Way. The Leadership Conference, held at North Kitsap, was another pur- poseful day for the officers. A swimming party, Christmas party, and an initiation were important social events for the group again. Under the supervision of the co-advisors, Miss Lamb and Mrs. Ryan, yearbooks were designed and printed. Funds to sponsor these events were earned through the sale of Christmas cards. JUNIOR HIGH F.H.A.-Front row, left to right: Carolyn Bybee, Judy Campana, Carmen Nunn, Joyce Pinsch, Bobbie Armitage, Judy Evanson, Linda Morton, Carol Owens, Marlene Hand, Sandra Edman, Judy Wheeler, Carol Ann Mosher, Jean Parsons, Cathy Rogers, Vicki Turner, Peggy Terry, Lorrie Lester, Julie Duyff, Doris Sipe, Donna Knutson, Joyce Olsen, Judy Peterson. Second row: Linda Reeve, Judy Sipe, Charlotte Larson, Sandra Kitts, Danielle Bunge, Dana Cabbage, Frances Shelton, Mary Louise Payne, Nancy Hubbard, Mary Graves, Joyce Hermanson, Sandra Gearhart, Barbara Reasons, Evelyn King, Maryann Lawrence, Karen Mimier, Mary Jo Pearson, Margaret Herring, Pat Lane, Karen Boblet, Janice Bullard, Lois Ruehle. Third row: Penny Monroe, Judy Hutch- ings, Doris Gerhing, Sandra Benson, Marie Graeff, Pat Dahl, Carrie Wiseman, Gail Phifer, Darcy Clogston, Lau- raine Clauson, Yvette Garfield, Nikki Juricich, Gerry Walch, Karen Hevitt, Linda Kemp, Kristin Johnsen, Pat Berry, Robin Wright, Pamela Purvis, Iris Karkainen, Elaine Porter. JUNIOR HIGH PAPER STAFF- Seated, left to right: Danny Sarrett, Carol Horner. Standing: Susan Hilles- land, Linda Larson, Maggie Hammond, Kathleen Bartek. cauhfa 0 ' 12:45 Staff Adding a new activity to the Junior High, the Junior High Paper Staff was organized. A gossip column was formed by Vicki Turner and Susan Dayton, while Paul Rasmussen and Jim Huey con- tributed to the sports column. Mrs. Kingsbury was the advisor and organizer of this group. aside?-:md The Christmas Assembly was one of the successful events in which the Junior High Band partici- pated this year. The seventy members also played at the basketball games, Spring Festival and the Spring Concert. JUNIOR HIGH BAND-Front row, left to right: Tom Erdmann, Ray Purchal, Frank Sackman, Paul Harshbarger, Bill Thompson, Marilyn Rasmussen, Phyllis Davis, Jean Madsen, Charlotte Slade, Mary Graves, Clara Williams, Richard Mann. Second row: Doug Doles, Ken Drewel, Paul Clee, Jim Hutchings, Marilyn Trelour, Sandra Gillick, Stephanie Hong, Jim Huey, Garry Wegner, Clyde Stenerson, Leslie Burt, Leslie Baker, Sandy Koski, Jon Kvins- land, Madeline Graves. Third row: Don Brett, Ethel Wheeler, Linda Morton, Darlene Murphy, Linda Larson, Georgia Casterline, Earl Harris, Terry Warren, Chuck Huff, Doug Barnett, Richard Schneider, John Creelman. Fourth row: Lee Harkins, Barry Becker, Charles Craig, Steve Reeve, Bill Barraugh, Jeff Higham, Ken Clapper, David Rubens, Harry Parker, Jim Powell, Bob Siel, director, Mr. Chapman. Last row: Mary Smith, Judy Ajax, Barbara Armitage, Dana Cabbage, Richard Weyand, Sandra Eells, Jim Prather, Norman McVeigh, Charles Wood, Roy Walworth, Lee Moyer, John Horsley, Dick Sellers. at .Qt ,N Sr S -uilrl , xg. .1 3 . . 3 Q t ,1 f yi 5 , ' . . ' I 2 f EIGHTH GRADE CHORUS-Front row, left to right: Larry Moe, Robert Ringstad, Nancy McCabe, Linda Diede- rich, Elaine Porter, Georgia McCleod, Annette Philipson, Charlotte McCord, Sharon Segerman, Danny Maryott, Robert O'Leary. Second row: Nancy Vaughn, Sandra Strandskov, Phyllis Huening, Iris Karkainen, Linda Gilbert, Charlotte Larson, Bonnie Larson, Carol Dramer, Claire Konizeski, Donna Leslie, Nancy Coldevin, Kristin Johnson, Philip Randoy. Third row: Robin Wright, Pat Berry, Sharon Ruehle, Carol Horner, Lana Munroe, Barbara Edens, Sandra Ferguson, Charlotte Graden, Sandra Kitts, Gerry Walch, Linda Kemp, Karen Tonge, Darcy Clogston. Fourth row: James Larson, Dennis Baird, Boyd Phillips, Jim Cavanaugh, Mike Brown, Michael Pugh, Mike Patterson, Hank Wheeler, Albert Smith, Sandy Hayes, Tom Skidmore. Not pictured: Myron Roberts, Gary Stauss, and Joan Lowe. mm new vm! M A point system was inaugurated this year for Junior High Chorus awards. Points could be added up quickly through the many activities in which the various divisions of the music group participated. The eighth and ninth grade selected chorus, starting out this year with seventy members, practiced after school every week. They performed for the Christmas assembly and the spring concert. EIGHTH GRADE CHORUS-Front row, left to right: Sandra Gearhart, Sandra Aardahl, Sharon Jones, Carolyn Bybee, Marion Cronk, Judy Campana, Julie Duyff, Esther Byam, Janie Ramsey, Helen Bixby, Darlene Troskey, Genie Carey. Second row: Sandra Benson, Vernita Johnson, Judy Kraut, Sandra Welch, Marie Graeff, Carol Owens, Pat Dahl, Carol Baxter, Deanna Droz, Gail Phifer. Third row: Jean Parsons, Cathy Rogers, Mary Burstad, Teresa Little, Geraldine Parker, Lauraine Clauson, Carol Anderson, Carol Ann Mosher, Pamela Purvis, Patricia Wheeler. Fourth row: Kenneth Ketterling, Ed Frender, Tom Harrison, Ray Wood, Barry Pederson, Ronald Bringle, Ronnie Lott, Michael Haner. Not pictured: Jacqueline Carter and Carolyn Wiseman. fel FRESHMAN CHORUS-Front row, left to right: Cecilia Briggs, Lorrie Lester, Peggy Terry, Judith Pederson, Vicki Turner, Joyce Olsen, Karen Mimier, Pat Kaye, Mary Jo Pearson, Nikki Juricich, Janice Alguard. Second row: Yvette Garfield, Alberta Johnson, Kathy Hegland, Helen Wells, Joyce Pinsch, Judy Wheeler, Carole Glud, Karen Bob- let, Susan Dayton, Carmen Nunn, Doris Sipe, Joyce Hermanson. Third row: Franklin Malek, Darold LaChance, David Aldrich, Keith Fahey, Jack Smith. Fourth row: Roger Lane, Frank Doolittle, Gerald Elliott, Bob Johnson, Paul Rasmussen, Ned Jenne, Roy Ketterer, Bill Fasshinder, Tom Miller, Kay Donner, David Richards, Gregg Lund. Not pictured: Bob Bluhm, Marlene Hand, Judith Lynn, and Linda Reeve. The ninth grade boys, double quartet appeared at a grade school P.T.A. program, the Spring Con- cert, and the music contest at Tacoma. The eighth grade sextette sang for P.T.A. programs, church suppers, the Spring Concert, and the contest in Tacoma. The ninth grade mixed ensemble also sang at two P.T.A. programs, Christmas assembly, contest at Tacoma, and the Spring Concert. The eighth grade chorus with ninety members and the ninth chorus with forty-five members performed for the Spring Concert. KITTENAIRES-Front row, left to right: Marion Cronk, Pat Kaye, Jan Alguard, Doris Sipe, Mary Jo Pearson. Second row: Nancy Vaughn, Sandra Welch, Sharon Jones, Peggy Terry, Linda Reeve, Sandra Aardahl, Esther Byam, Georgie McLeod, Charlotte McCord, Joyce Hermanson, Cathy Rogers, Jean Parsons. Third row: Lauraine Clauson, Sandra Gearhart, Marie Graeff, Cecilia Briggs, Sandra Gillick, Vicki Turner, Joyce Pinsch, Claire Konizeski, Barbara Armitage, Kristin Johnson, Gail Phifer, John Creelman. Fourth row: Jim Cavanaugh, Yvette Garfield, San- dra Benson, Kathy Hegland, Helen Wells, Madeline Graves, Darcy Clogston, Karen Mimier, Judy Wheeler, Julie Duyff, Karen Tonge, Philip Randoy, Larry Moe, Danny Maryott. Fifth row: Ron Osterman, Ed Frender, Frank Doo- little, Ned Jenne, Gerald Elliott, David Aldrich, Paul Rasmussen, Roy Ketterer, Bill Fassbinder, Gregg Lund, Kay Donner, Tom Harrison, David Johnson. Not pictured: Nikki Juricich, Barry Pederson, Roger Lane, David Richards, Carmen Nunn, Mike Patterson, Carolyn Bybee, and Vernita Johnson. LITTLE LETTER LASSIES-First row, left to right: Mary Jo Pearson, Joyce Olsen, Janice Bullard, Gerry Baldwin, Ruth Wester. v g . 4 6606012 Zafwed-4' The Little Letter Lassies is for girls who have earned their Junior High letter through G.A.A. and outside activities. The new P.E. instructor, Miss Shaffer, was the advisor for this year. in ' Spank Miss Shaffer, the new G.A.A. advisor, started the activities of the club with tumbling. This tumbling consisted of individual stunts and balances, double balances and pyramids, squash, circulars and sus- pensions. Volleyball followed tumbling with its tournament. In the tournament the seventh grade defeated the eighth grade by the score of 413 to 11. The captains of the seventh grade team were Susan Hillesland and Pam Wolfrom. The eighth grade captains were Steph- anie Hong and Robin Wright. During basketball season, Miss Shaffer canceled the G.A.A. because the boys' basketball team had to use the gymnasium. After the season ended, the girls once again resumed their G.A.A. and started off with girls' basketball. There were many other exciting games played. Activities in badminton and softball concluded the year. JUNIOR HIGH G.A.A.-First row, left to right: Dana Cabbage, Marilyn Rasmussen, Judy Campana, Julie Duyff, Barbara Armitage, Kristin Johnsen, Karen Tonge, Bess Loop, Marcella Peterson, Judy Ajax, Pat Berry, Stephanie Hong, Linda Reeve, Carol Sims, Lois Ruehle, Peggy Terry, Ann Corkery, Margaret George, Sandra Ferguson, Sharon Segerman. Second row: Linda Morton, Judy Evanson, Linda Kemp, Darcy Clogston, Gerry Walch, Mary Smith, Penny Reid, Barbara Reasons, Janice Bullard, Joyce Olsen, Mary Jo Pear- son, Sandy 0'Toole, Sharon Ruehle, Judy Wyatt, Luana Hutchings, Roberta Wards, Sharon Gerjets, Sandra Stempff Ardis Amundsen, Susie Schultz. Third row: Elaine Porter, Charlotte Larson, Georgie McLeod, Carol Horner, Charlotte McCord, Lynda Nelson, Phyllis Huening, Iris Karkainen, Jeannette Onstad, Maureen Reis, Marilyn Treloar, Emilie Bonney, Vema Wells, Susan Hillesland, Pam Wolfrom, Diane Cutler, Nancy Boettiger, Mary Graves. ag-,,.,,.- JUNIOR HIGH J H soNc LEADERS-Left so flgmi w R0 ers v- 1, CHEERLEADERS-Left to r' h -l'iUNd0PaNKixye Janice Algllafd- g ' lc J Turner, Yvette Garfield. Ig ti Cafhy an s J cauhfz ' 754 404 4' The Junior High Cheerleaders, Queen Vicki and Princesses Yvette and Cathy, together with the Song Leaders, Queen Pat and Princesses Marlene and Janice, not only led the songs and yells but helped boost the team's morale and the school's spirit. The Cheerleaders were dressed in snappy uniforms of white sweaters and skirts, maroon socks, and white shoes. The Song Leaders wore attractive outfits of maroon sweaters, maroon and white skirts, maroon socks, and white bucks. awww Pazgwruscawspw Better sportsmanship and school spirit in the Jun- ior High is the aim of the Pep Club sponsored by Mrs. Kingsbury. At every game during the year, the students filled the bleachers, cheering their team on to victory. Several dances were planned and given after games for the Junior High Students. Officers for the entire year were president, Doris Sipeg vice president, Richard Weyandg secretary-treasurer, Kris Johnsen. The cheer and song leaders also helped organize and lead the group. JUNIOR HIGH PEP CLUB-Front row, left to right: Marlene Hand, Janice Alguard, Pat Kaye, Vicki Turner, Yvette Garfield, Cathy Rogers. Second row: Kristin Johnsen, Susan Dayton, Donna Knutson, Mary Jo Pearson, Joyce Olson, Jeanie Madsen, Carolyn Wise- man, Sandra Aardahl, Pamela Purvis, Sandra Gillick, Geraldine Parker, Sharon McLaws, Judy Ajax, Stephanie Hong, Linda Reeve, Joyce Moen, Carol Sims, Lois Ruehle, Cecilia Briggs, Lorrie Lester, Judy Wheeler, Mary Payne. Third row: Michele Lundgren, Teena Johnson, Russel Carlson, Ronald Kropp, Gary Collett, Janice Bullard, Barbara Reasons, Sandra Strandskov, Pat Berry, Linda Kemp, Gerri Walch, Darcy Clogston, Carol Shelton, Sandra O'Toole, Sharon Ruehle, Linda Carson, Judy Richstein, Cannen Nunn, Alberta Johnson, Clara Williams, Karen,Mimier, Judy Hutchings, Penny Monroe, Nikki Juricich. Fourth row: Nancy Vaughn, Sandra Gear- hart, Carol Mosher, Bess Loop, Marcella Peterson, Tommy Skidmore, Steve Reeve, Jeff Higham, Ray Wood, Douglas Barnett, Tom Harrison, Linda Morton, Tommy Beakley, Sandy Koski, Judy Evanson, Margaret George, Ann Corkery, Julie Duyff, Barbara Armitage, Carole Glud, Joyce Hermanson, Judy Pederson, Carol Anderson, Janie Ramsey. Fifth row: Doris Sipe, Marilyn Treloar, Maureen Reis, Pat Wheeler, Darlene Troskey, Sandra Eels, Esther Byam, Karen Tonge, Ted Cederhloom, Kenny Clapper, Penny Reid, Mary Smith, Helen McPhearson, Darlene Murphy, Linda Larson, Suzanne Metcalf, Judy Campana, Carolyn Bybee, Marie Graeff, Vernila Johnson, Miriam Cronk, .lean Parsons. Sixth row: Doris Gerhing, Dan Demick, Chuck Huff, Nancy McCabe, Linda Gilbert, Billy Carna- han, Robert Best, Jim Duchscherer, Jerry Aldrick, Susan Hillesland, Luana Hutchings, Sharon Gerjits, Pamela Wolfrom, Ardis Amund- son, Suzie Schultz, Emilie Bonney, Maggie Hammond, Diana Jarboe, Kathleen Bartek, Linda Dailey, Roberta Williams, Sandra Stemph, Diane Cutler, Nancy Boettiger, Connie Brown and Sammy Dailey. JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL-First row, left to right: Paul Rasmussen, David Aldrich, Dick Weyand, Ray Hepworth, Ed Frender, Fred Taylor, Ned Jenne, Newman Moreau, Dennis DeGuire, Kenny Sleasman. Second row: Manager Alan Hoppe, Dennis Herr- mann, Tom Miller, Bill Stone, ,Ion Kvinsland, Alvin Batt, Larry Gorman, Bob Johnson, Frank Doolittle, Mike Fulcer, Roy Engh, Dick Mann. Third row: Mr. Davis, Nicky Alfs, Leland Moen, Dick Mayfield, Tom Beakley, Bill Fassbinder, Bob Fell, ,lack Smith, Stan Koski, Managers Cary Stauss and Hank Wheeler, Coach Mr. Linder. 740554365 206234 This year the Kittens turned in some very decisive victories over teams with more weight. Squads like Port Townsend with a backfield that weighed an average of 185 pounds, fell to the hustling Kittens. The one loss of the year was to Coontz by the score of 20 to 7. This single setback was out- -- Rx weighed by a 20-O win over Marcus Whitman of South Kitsap, the 19 to 0 defeat of Port Townsend, a 7 to 0 victory over North Kitsap, and a deadlock on a rain soaked field with Dewey. So ended the season of 1955-56, leaving the Kittens of the coming season a fine record to follow. Coach-MR. LINDER JUNIOR HlCH LETTERMAN'S CLUB-First row, left to right: Ken Clapper, Brian Johnson, Eddie Frender, Mike Winkler Ed Downing, Alvin Batt, Ray Hepworth, Dick Weyand, Fred Taylor, Jon Kvinsland, Ned Jenne, Dennis Herrmann. Second row: Jack Stady, Dennis DeGuire, Ken Sleasman, Mike Fulcer, Alan Hoppe, Tom Miller, Orlo Hinnman, George Hawkins, David Ald- rich, Frank Doolittle, Jerry Elliott, Paul Rasmussen. v x JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM-Front row, left to right: Manager Kenneth Clapper, Eddy Frender, Ned Jenne, Dennis De- Guire, Ray Hepworth, Dennis Herrmann, manager Gary Wagner. Second row: Coach Mr. Linder, Paul Rasmussen, Orlo Hinman Brian Johnson, Frank Doolittle, Eddy Downing and Mike Winkler. Kama Wm Saw Sam! The Kittens suffered a late start this year losing six of their first seven games. The outlook improved during the last four games when the Kittens won three out of four. The most impressive record for the season was made by the Bw Team, which had nine wins and two losses. It is hoped that this fine record forecasts a favorable season in 1956-57. Scores were: C.K.-25, Coontz-35g C.K.-22, M.W.- 4-2g C.K.-39, N.K.-34, C.K.-24, Dewey-23, C.K.-22, Bain- bridge-23g CK.-16, Coontz-38, C.K.-33, M.W.-41, C.K.-28, N.K.-22, C.K.-43, P.T.-14-g C.K.-31, Bainbridge-213 C.K.-29, Dewey-31. 7544654665 w7czgu7mz The Kittens turned out an impressive list of wins this year to capture a placing in the three-way tie for first place. The team also out hit their opponents 23 to 27. Baseball scores were: C.K.-11, S.K.-7g C.K.-7, N.K.-lg C.K.-0, Coontz-2, C.K.-4, Dewey-3. hr' EICHTH GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM-Front row, left to right: Charles Huff, Dallas DeGuire, Jeff Higham, Sandy Koski, Coach Mr. Davis. Second row: Manager Gary Wagner, Clyde Stenerson, Steve Reeve, David Brown. Ray Brown, Dan Sarrett. Third row: Mike Fulcer, Tom Beakley, Michael Pugh, Mike Patterson, Bill Stone. JUNIOR HIGH BASEBALL,-Front row, left to right: Danny Sarrett, Jack Smith, David Aldrich, Dennis DeGuire, Richard Weyand, Brian Johnson, Kenny Sleasman, Ned Jenne, Dennis Herrmann. Second row: Larry Rhodes, Jeff Higham, Bill Barraugh, Tom Harrison, George Hawkins, Paul Rasmussen, Don Dahl, Ray Brown, Jerry Elliott. Last row: Dick Mayfield, Ed Frender, Bill Stone, Tom Erdmann, Ray Hepworth, Alan Hoppe, Mr. Linder. 'K A SENIOR HIGH Aarts, Penny 47, 61, 79, 83. Ahlquist, Penelope 26, 27, 29, 39, 43, 45, 54, 15, 11. Ahlquist, Sue Ellen 47, 64, 78, 80, 83, 102, 103. Amos iDros1 Miriam 52. Anderson, Jack 47, 74, 85, 91, 101. Anderson, William 47, 82, 95, 99, 101. Armitage, Joanne 52, 64, 80, 82, 83. Armstrong, Leo 26, 29, 61, 68. Baarstad, Donal 47, 64. Badger, Aletha 45, 47, 60, 61, 63, 64, 15, 19, aa. Baldwin, Gerry Helen 52, 64, 82. 83, 103, 122. Baldwin, Keith 47, 60, 81. Balthasor, Judy 83. Barnhart, Lois 52, 59, 60, 71, 74, 80, 81. Bm, mek 29, 44, 12, 91, 92, 101. Barr, Robert 29, 61, 64. Bartlett, Barbara 29, 37, 59, 60, 63, 14, 19. Frazier, Michael 47, 91. Frazier, Richard 34. Frender, Jim 52, 63, 68, 91. Fulcer, Alan 52, 74, 80, 95. Fuloer, Jeanne 28, 34, 45, 59, 60. 52, 51, 10, 14, 15, 11, 87. Fulta, Lois 34, 62. Garland, Stewart 47. 61, 80, 91, 99. Geltry, Robert 52, 72, 81. Gerhing, Kirk 47, 80. Gertsch, David 47, 61. Giaver, Sharon 21, 34, 41, 42, 45, 60, 63, 64, 68, 77, 81, 83, 86, 87 Gilbert, Judy 47, 59, 64, 75, 76 ao, sa, a4. Gillick, Eileen 47, 64, 82, 83. Gockley, Helen 48, 64, W, 83. Godfrey, Virginia 52, 68, 82, 83. Gordon, Gary 52. Gorman, Dale 28, 35, 59, 64, 71, 77, so, 91, 92, 99, 101. Goss, Ronald 35, 60, 61. 64, 68, 70, 78. Bartlett, Micheal 29, 64, 82. Baxter, Robert 52. Bennett, Lyle 47. Berge, Alverda 47, 74, 78, 81, 83. Bergh, Duane 30, 32, 61, 64, 73. Lowa Berglund, Pati 30, 44, 45, 60, 81. Best, Phil 45, 47, 60, 63, 64, 71, 75, 15, ao. Bemritter, Don 47, 61. Billick, Marlene 26, 30, 40, 59, 62, 54, 5a, 13, 1s, sa, s5. Bode, Jerry 47. Boatrom, Vemis 52. Bower, Gretchen 52. 74, 82, 102, Brfllon, Leslie 26, 27, 30, 74, 80. Brlsson, Diane 52, 103. Brookman, Arthur 47, 61, 68. Brown, Norma 30, 60, 62, 79. Brumm, Wayne 30, 61. 72. Bruner, Robert 52. Buchanan, Charlotte 47, 70. Bulfen, Florence 47. Bullard, Loretta 47, 64, 68, 74, 79, 82. Bunge, Virginia 52. Butler, Monty 52, 71. Byam, Joe 26, 31, 61, 74, 80. Cameron, Edward 45, 52, 67. 80. Cameron, Frank 47, 60, 64, 75, U. Cameron, Nancy 38, 62, 82. Campbell, Carol 52, 64, 68, 83. Campbell, Janice 52, 64, 78, 83. Cantwell, Glenda 52, 64. Camahan, Jim 52. Carstensen, Robert 31, 61, 62, 11, sz. Caaad, Bert 47, N, 91, 92. Cavalero, Phyliaa 45, 52. 64. 68, 15, 11, ss, 102, 103. Cavanaugh, Colleen 31, 75, 77. Cederblom, Larry 52. Cboplin, Betty 52. Cleelski, JoAnne 29, 31, 35, 45, 50, 53, 54, 51, 11, 111, aa. Clapper, Walter 52, 95, 98. Clark, Jerry 31, 64. 77, 91, 92, 99, 101. Clifton, Harold 47. Cline, Tim 52. C1 ton Michael 52 71, 91 103. Gould, Dale 48, 91. Gould, Keith 35. Grande, Karen 48, 60, 64, 74, 76 78, 80, 81, 83. Grandy, Erra May 52, 65. Graves, Joyce 48, 70. Greaves, Carolyn 52, 68, 74. Greaves, Lawrence 46, 48, 59, 64, 74 78, 80, 81, 91, 92, 93, 94, 98, 101 Greer, Robert 52, 64. Gregory Sally Ann 45, 48, 63, 68, 75 76, 79, 80, 83. Gross, Donald 53. Grosz, William 26, 27, 35, 100, 101. Grover, Joyce 53, 61, 74. cuiifeid, 15.5 31, 35, 45, 15, 11. Gunderson, Chris 48, 64. Hagen, Ania 25, za, 34, as, 51, 54. 72, 78, 81, 82, 100, 101. Halffman, George 53. Hnllam, Kay 48. Hammond, Vemon 36, 82. Hanley, Marjorie 53. Harden, Judy 53, 64, 68, W, 82, 83. Harden, Patricia 30, 34, 36, 38, 62 81, 04. Harder, Joan 53, 82. Harder, Patricia 48, 64, 83. Harrison, Sara 48, 63, 64, 73, 76 80, 83, 84. Hart, May 36, 62. Hart, Thomas 48, 61. Haugen, Miiiye 53, 54, 14, az. Haugen, Sharon 53, 68, 74, 83. Haukum, Larry 48, 81. Hawkins, Loren Wayne 27, 36, 74, 100, 101. Helm, Anne 26, 27, 36, 62, 74, 79, 83. Helm, Glenn 53. Heiliger, Marilyn 48, 70, 74, HJ. Helms, Jerry 53, 71. Henderson, Harold 48, 64, 74, 80, 100, 101. Henneman, Robert 48, 80. Hensrud, Betty Jean 48, 69, 81, 83, 84. Hepworth, Jack 48, 64, 95, 98. Hermsnson, Joan 48, 83. Herring, John 53, 95, 98. Herrmann, Denise 53, 74, 80. Hess, Dick 48, 60, 64, 91. Z King, Jerri 53, 103. Kinney, Mike 48. Kinney, Sonja 38. Kitts, Sueanne 45, 53, 69, 72, 73. 74, 81, 82, 83. Knight, Barbara 21, 25, 33, 38, 45, ss, 50, 52, 54, 10, 14, 11. 78. 83. 86. Knight, Kenny 53. Knupp, Bonnie 45, 53, 68, 71, 75. 103. Konizeski, Walter 48, 61. Lampe, Dean 45, 61. 68. Lampe, Leanne 53, 64, 68, 72. 73. ao, sz, aa. Larson, Carl 48. Larson, John 53, 64. Lawrence, Darlene 48. Leggett, Judith 53. Leslie, Georgia 48. Lester, Jerry 48, 64. Lewis, Jack 48, 68. Linde, Ted 48, 80, 98. Lively, Olivia 22, 49, 60, 64. 67. 72, 74, 78, 90. 81, 82, 83, 103. Livingston, Larry 49, 61, 91, 92, 94. 95, sa, 101. Logan, Susie 53. 74, 82, 102, 103. Longshore, Cecil 53. Loop, Enzo 38, 61, 64. Lott, Gary 49. Lowe, Marlene 53. Lowe, Jean 38. Lowe, Scott 23, 39, 97, 99, 101. 4.5, Eileen 39, 52. ceiil, Jimei 41, 54, 91, 92, 94, 101. Compton, Barbara 52, 81. Conti, Larry 47. Conti, Marilee 52, 68. Conway, Donna 52, 64, 68, 83. Conway, Harold 31, 80, 98. Cox, Loretta 52, 74. Crawford, I4Vonne 62, 74. Crlmmins, Mike 52, 91. Crank, Merrill 51, 52, 64, 70, 80, 81, sa, 91, 99. Cunningham, Leone 47. Dankers, John 47, 91. David, Jeffrey 52. Donn, Ron 52, 14, ao. Dickerson, Alice 52, 103. Dillon, Karen 52, 59, 68, 75, 83. Dillon, Marsha 32, 62, 79. Dodd, Barry 32. Dodd, Janet 47, 60, 74, 76, 78, 80, 81, 83. Dodge, n555e za, az, 59, 54, 15, 77, al, 99, 101. Deere. Judy 41, 54, ai, sa. Donner, Snc 47, 81. Dormaier, Lee 32, 45, 75, 77. Dormaier, Robert 17, 24, 25, 32, 36, ss. 51, 10, so, 94, 95, 91, 99, 101. Drinnon, Terry 47. Edman, Larry 47, 60, 64, 74, 99. Ellis, Everett 26, 27, 33. English, Jerry 33, 61. English, Tommy 47. Ericksen, Rosalie 46, 47, 59, 60, 70, 74, 78, 80, 83. Estes, Edwin 33, 60, 61, 80, 99, 101. Ewers, Charles 33, 63, 91, 93, 97, 99. Ferguson, Jon 52, 80. Fisk, Jim 33, 64, 101. Pittwater, Mary 33, 62. Flisram, William 34, 79, 80, 85. 100. 101. Flockhart, Don 52, 81. Fordahl, Loretta 47, 79. Foster, Allan 47, 80, Bl, 82, 91, 99. Fox, Dorene 27, 34, 62, 63, 66, 67, Hess, Stanley 45, 53, 75, 76, 77. Hillesland, Judy 48, 73, 74, 75, 76, 80, 83, 84. Hinman, Chester 48, 61, 64. Hipp, Janice 53. Holman, Ramona 81. Holt, Merna 53, 83. Hong, David 48, 61, 68, 80, 97, 99. 101. Hoppe, Arlo 48, 99, 101. Herring, John 81. Henley, Richard 45, 54, 11, 12, 14, 80, 82, 91, 93, 97, 99, 101. Howe, Richard 23, 24, ao, 35, aa, 54, Lowstad, Norval 49. Lucha, Melba 39, 65, 67, 72, 81. McClellan, Shan 49, 61. 68. 76. McClelland, Paul 53, 91. McCord, Kathleen 45, 53, 81, 83. McDonald, Louanne 39, 62. McLaws, Sharon 53. McRae, Jim 39, 54, 19, 90. Mabrey, James 39, 81, 91. Mahler, John 46, 49, 64, 82. Marsh, Sarah 76, W. Marvin, Sandra 49, 70, 74, 82. Maryott, Dorothy 40, 45, 64, 69, 78, Lucha, Melba 39, 65, 7, 72, 81. 83. Mason, Dan 49, 64, 85, 91. Mayfield, Harry 28, 40, 64, 80, Bl. 92, 101. Meckler, Elaine 49, 80. Metcalf, Stanley Winston 53, 82, 100. Miller, Jacque 54, 59, 64, 74, N, 83, 102. Mills, Vicki 49, 60, 61, 63, 74, 76, 78, 80. Moen, Arlan 46, 49, 64, 91. 92, 99. Moen, Gary 49, 91, 98, 101. Montgomery, Delane 49, 79. Moose, Paul 20, 25, 26, 27, 37, 40, 41, 59, 50, 54, 51, 14, 91, 101. Morey, Richard 54, 91. Morey, Lenora 49, 64, 82, 83. Munger, Gerry 54, 64, 83, 103. Munger, Jim 28, 40, 58, 64, 83, 98, 39, 91, 101. Murray, Charles 51, 54, 61, 64, 68. Muaacr, Richard 22, 46, 49, 85, 91, 100, 101. Myer, Don 51, 54, 61, 68, 91. Myers, Larry 49, 74, 76, 80. 85. Myhre, JoAnn 49, 51, 53, 1s, sz. Nelson, Doris 40, 79, 83. Nelson, Eleanor 40, 45, 62, 70, W, 81, 83. Nelson, Lyle 49. Noble, Bill 49, 60, 72, 76, 79. Nordby, Kenneth 45, 49, 75, 76, 77. Nordby, Willard 49, 79, M, 98. Nordmark, Marta 49, 61, 83. Nuttall, Muriel 49, 59, 63, 83. Nye, Robert 49, 11, 15, 15. Oas, Michael 49, 60, N. 0'Donnell, Don 49. Olmstead, Bob 49, 74, 80, 91. 80, 82, 87, 91, 94, 96, 97, 98, 101. Hoyt, Joanne 53, 66, 71. Hubbard, John 53, 68, 82. Hudson, Charles 48, 95, 98. Huening, Erwin 53, 81. Hunt, Joyce 37, 62, 65. Huahman, Beth 53. Hydorn, Ron 53, 95. Ingham, JoAnne 37. Jenkins, Katy Lon 37, 63, 64, 78, 83. Jensen, Marvelyn 53, 64, 83. Jeasee, Frank 45, 61, 64, 91, 99. Johnson, Richard 46, 48, 59, 60, 64, 71, 74, 80, 100, 101. Johnson, Gary 53. Johnson, Kenneth E. 53. Johnson, Glen 48, 60, W. 98. Meckler, Mary 68, 74, 80. Johnson, Goldie 48. Johnson, JoRene 48, 63, 76, 79. Johnson, John 48, 82. Johnson, Kay 28, 32, 37, 64, 87. Johnson, Kenneth 29, 35, 37, 40, 45, 59, 63, 64, 74, 78, 80, 83, 87, 91, 92, 100, 101. Kallio, Jack 53. Kallio, Mary Lou 53. Karjsla, Ron za, 31, 54, 51, 94, 98. Kataenberger, Dick 53, 91, 95, 96, 99. Kennedy, Sue 38. King, lnes 53, 68, 88. Olsen, Janet 25, 26, 41, 62, 69, 74. Olsen, Ed 45, 49, 94, 95, 95, 911. Ord, Skip 41, 61. Orwiler, Alan 49, 60, 98. Osbum, Otis 45, 64. Pahrmann, Don 54. Parker, Norma 54. Parsons, Clark 45, 51, 54, 60, 71, 76, 11, so, si, 99. Patterson, Barbara 49, 59, 60, 61, 74, 78, 80, 83. Pells, Phillip 54. Peterson, James 54. Peterson, Larry 49, 60, 61, 71, U, 100, 101. Peterson, Leland 27, 41, 64, 74, 80, a2, 100. Phillips, Patricia 49, 68. Philpen, Willie... 49, 51, 54, 91. Powell, Patricia 54, 64, 83, 103. Prather, Pauline 54. Pursell, Patricia 49, 64, W, 82, 83, 102. Rem, Judith 49, 55, 14, so, los. Ranniger, Sharon 45, 49, 60, 64, 73, ao, al, 142, aa. Reasons, Joe 54, 61, 64, 68, 71, 91, 99. Rasmussen, Thomas 24, 25, 28, 33, 41, 42, sa, a1, 95, 94, 95, 95, 91, 99, 101. Roefve, Dalwin 21, 41, 45, 72, 77, U. Reeve, Sandra 41, 62. Reeve, Terry 42, 58, 61, 63, 64, 71, 11, 1a, az, 100. Reid, Karen 42, 62. Rhodes, Judy 103. Ringness, Oscar 51, 54, 64, 82. Ritter, Annette 49, 74. Rivera, Bill 42, 51. Rivers, Jack 50. Robinson, Bruce 50, 80, 98. Rogers, Mary 45, 54, 59, 60, 64, 68, 14, 15, 1s, ao, ai, aa. Romsland, Marvin 50, 61, 64, 98. Romstad, Dale 50, 61, 64. Sackman, Bill 54. Salswedel, Robert 50, 61. Sargent, Andrea 54, 64, 68, 83. Sargent, Dennis 26, 27, 42, 74, 75, 15, 11, as. Sarrett, Gary 42, 61. smiei, Ted 42, 91, 93, 99, 101. Scatena, Bobby 54. Schick, Arthur 50, 64. Schneider, Helen 50, N. Segerman, Roger 50. Sesko, Bill 50, W. Seako, James 54. Severna, Margaret 50, 80. Seyeraon, Joe 50. Shelton, Barbara 50, 64, 80, 83. Sherwood, Don 54. Sieber, Russell 54. Siegle, Greta so, 50, 54, 14, 15, 15, 1s, sa, 103. Sipe, Joyce 54. Skagen, Patti 54. Smith, Jimmy 54, 91, 95. Smith, Karen 45, 54, 59, 61, 64, 74 ss, 103. Sovereign, Robert 54. Sperber, Sharon 54, 64. Stady, Bonnie 50, 64, 83, 84. Stempf, Carol 50, 64, 82. 83. Stevens, Wendy 43, 62, 80. Storey, Linda 54. Streeter, Donald 50. Streeter, Janet 50, 64, 82, 83. Sunderland, Betty 54, 70, 74, 80, 82. Sura, Audrey 50. Sweet, Gail 50, 63, 64, 80, 83. 84. Talbott, Vema 50, 64, 82, 83. Tayerner, Lois 43, 45, 60, 62, 64, 75, 78. Temple, Charles 54, 64, 71, 82. Thabes, Penny 54, 64, 68. 83, 103. Thorne, Pete 45, 46, 50, 59, 61, 64. 58, 70, 79, 82, 102. Tonge, Gary 43, 61. 94. 96, 101. Tonge, Larry 54, 64. Tooley, Patricia 50, 82. Tooley, Peggy 43, 62, 75, 77, . Toulouse, Sandra 26, 43, 62, 74, 75, 77. Toulouse, Sharon 54, 102. Tucker, Marlene 43, 62, 64, 81. Turnbull, Joan 44. Tumer, Fred 50, 61, 63, 64. Tyler, John 50. Ulrich, Patricia 50, 64, 80, 83. Utheim, Dixie 50, 54. aa. Vehalage, Clara Lu 50, 64, 72, 80. 83, 102. Vehslage, Jack 54. Voget, Karlene 54, 71. Ward, Zona 50. Warrington, George 54, 64, 66, 117. Werner, Joan 50, 75, 76, N. Wester, Ruth 51, 54, 59, 61, 68, 75, as, 122. Whitney, John 44, 71, 80, 81, 85, 101. Wilkinson, Merle Ann 45, 50, 75, 76. Williams, John 44, 72, 81, 91, 93, 94, 95, 97, 98, 101. Williamson, Morris 54, 91. Wilton, John 44, 51, 54. Wing, Joan 54, 61. Wood, Billie Lee 44, 62. Wood, D55 25, 31, 44, 45, 59, 75. 15, 77, 19. Wood, Lillian 50, 81. Woods, Larry 50, 76, 95, 98. Wyatt, Dayle 50, 99. Youngs, Renee 50, 64, 76, 83. 102. 103. Yuckert, Mary 53, 71. Zimmerman, Kay 53, 74. JUNIOR HIGH Aardahl, Sandra 111, 120, 121, 123. Ahlfs, Nicholas 99, 108, 117, 124. Ain, Judy 111, 119, 122, 123. Aldrich, Jerry 106. 107, 115, 123. Alguard, Janice 108, 121, 123. Amuxdsen, Ardis 107, 115, 122, 123. Aldrich, David 106, 107, 108, 121, 124, 125. Anderson, Carl 85, 108. Anderson, Carol 65, 111, 120, 123. Anderson, Joyce 108. Anderson, Rose 108. Anthony, Charles 111. Armitage, Barbara 69, 111, 118, 119, 121, 122, 123. Baeus, Billy 108. Baird, Dennis 114, '120. Baker, Leslie 108, 119. Bakken, Ralph 115. Barnett, Douglas 85, 111. 118, 119. 123. siimigli, Billy 55, 111, 118, 119, 125. Bartok, Kathleen 66, 115, 118, 119. 128. nm, A1515 los, 124. Baxter, Carol 111, 120. Beakley, Tommy 67, 111, 118, 123. 124, lzs. Becker, Barry ss, 111, 119. Belkle, Vincent 115. Beers, Lillis 108. Bennett, Wayne 111. Benson, Sandra 66, 67, 111, 118, 120, 121. Bemritter, John 111. Berry, Patricia 70, 111, 117, 118, 120, 122, 123. Best, Robert 115, 123. lilnby, l-lelen 111, 120. Bohlet, Karen 69, 108, 118, 121. Boede, David 66, 108. Boettlger, Nancy 115, 122, 123. Bomstead, Larry 108. Bonney, Emilie 115, 122, 123. Brett, Donald 108, 119. ni-in., Cecilia az, los, 121, 123. Bringle, Gerald 61, 108. Bringle, Ronald 111, 120. Brown , onltande 115, 123. Brown, David 111, 125. Brown, Brown, Bruchm Bruner. Bryan , Baxter, Mike 111, 120. Ray 111, 125. lller, Lolta 108. Arthur 111. William 111. Michael 108. Bullard, Janice 64, 78, 108, 118, 123. Bumpaas, Shawn 111. Bunge, Danielle 106, 111, 118. Burstad , Mary 111, 120. Burt, Leslie 108, 119. Byam, Esther 111, 120, 121, 123. 122, Byhee, Caralyn 66, 69, 111, 118, 120, 123. Cabbage, Dana 67, 78, 111, 118, 119, 122. Callison, Bill 68, 106, 108, 117. Callison, Dlck 115. Csmpana, Judy 111, 118, 120, 122. 123. Cabphell, Mike 111. Cantwell, Glenn 108. Carlson, Russell 66, 115, 123. Carnahan, Bill 106, 107, 111, 123. Carson, Linda 108, 123. Cary, Genie 111, 120. Cavanaugh, James 111, 120, 121. Cederblom, Ted 115, 118, 123. Christopher, Verne 108. Clspper, Kenneth 115, 118, 119. 123, 124, 12s. Clauson, Lauraine 66, 111, 118, 120, 121. clee, Penl 111, 119. Clogston, Darcy 78, 111, 118, 120, 121, 122, 123. Coldevin, Nancy 111, 120. Collett, Gary 115, 123. Colvin, Edward 108. Cprkery, Ann 111, 122, 123. Craig, Charles 111, 119. Creelman, John 85, 111, 118, 119, 121. Cronk, Marian 69, 111, 120, 121, 123. Cutler, Diane 115, 122, 123. Dahl, Daniel 66, 108, 125. Dahl, Patrlcla 111, 118, 120. Dame, Gary 111. Dailey, Linda 66, 115, 118, 123. Dankers, Joan 108. Danks, Marilyn 115. Davis, Phylisa 111, 119. Dayton, Susan 108, 121, 123. Dayton, Frank 115. DeGuire, Dallas 106, 111, 125. DeGuire, Dennis 108, 124, 125. Demlck, Dan 111, 123. DeMoaa, David 63. Deno, Tommy 108. Determan, Michael 115. Dibley, David 115. Dickerson, Pearl 108. Dickerson, Tommy 115. Dlederick, Linda 111, 120. Dolea, Douglas 111, 119. Donner, Kay 108, 121. Doolittle, Frank 106, 108, 121, 124, 125. Doutt, Thomas 108. Downing, Ed 108, 124, 125. Dramer, Carol 111, 120. Drewel, Kenneth 119. Dm, Deanna 111, 120. Duchscherer, Jim 115, 123. Casterllne, Georgia 119. Dailey, Sammy 115, 123. Francis, Lawrence 115. Francis, Marlene 108. Frender, Eddy 112, 120, 121, 124, 125. Frender, Gerald 61, 108. 1-'nleei-, Mike los, 101, 112, 124, 125. Gabryshak, John 112. Garfield, Yvette 106, 107, 108, 118, 121, 123. Genrhart, Sandie Lee 112, 118, 120, 121, 123. Gerhing, Defi. 111, 112, lla, 123. George, Margaret 70, 112, 122, 123. Gerjects, Sharon 115, 122, 123. Gilbert, Linda 112, 120, 123. Gillick, Sandra 112, 119, 121, 123. Gilman, Terry 100, 108. Glass, Donald 62, 112. Glud, Carole 108, 121, 123. Gorman, Larry 108, 118, 124. Graden, Charlotte 112, 120. Graeff, Marie 112, 118, 120, 121, 123. Graves, Madeline 108, 119, 121. Graves, Mary 108, 118, 119, 122. Gray, Gary 115. Gruber, John Larry 115, 118. Hall, Shirley 112. Ham, Norris 112. Hammond, Maggie 65, 115, 119, 123. Hand, Marlene 64, 106, 101, ma, 118, 123. Haner, Michael 112, 120. Harder, Philip 115. Harkins, Lee 112, 119. Harris, Earl 62, 115, 118, 119. Harrison, Tommy 112, 118, 120, 121, 123, 125. Hsrshbarger, Orville 115. Harshbarger, Paul 108, 119. Haugen, Janet 112. Hawkins, George 124, 125. Hayes, James 112, 120. Hayward, Kent 112. Hedtke, Elnor 115. 1-legland, Kathleen 70, 108, 121. Helm, Beatrice 115. Helm, Donna Mae 108. 1-lclm, Esther 115. Hendershot, Larry 112. Henderson, Bob 112. Hepworth, Ray 107, 108, 124, 125. Hermanson, Joyce 108, 118, 121, 123. Herring, Margaret 108, 118. Herrmann, Dennis 108, 124, 125. Hewitt, Karin 112, 118. Higham, Jeff 61, 112, 118, 119, 123, 125. 1-lilleilena, snten 106, 101, 115, 119, 122, 123. Hinman, Orlo 99, 106, 109, 124, 125. His, Brenda 109. Hogan, Yvonne 112. Holm, Gary 107, 115. Holmherg, Mike 109. Holman, Ralph 112. Hong, Stephanie 78, 112, 119, 122, 123. 5 Hoppe, Alan 62, 112, 124, 125. Horner, Carol 112, 117, 119, 120, 122. Honley, John 112, 119. Houde, Richard 109. Howard, Tony 109. Hubbard, Nancy 70, 109, 118. Huening, Phyllis 65, 112, 120, 122. Huey, Jim 109, 117, 119. Hull, Charles 112, 119, 123, 125. Hughes, Tex 112. Hunt, Shirley 66, 112. Hutchings, Jim 115, 119. Hutchings, Judy 82, 109, 118, 123. Hutchings, Luana 115, 122, 123. Jackson, Charles 112. Jarboe, Diana 66, 106, 123. Jenkins, Leland 109. Jenne, Ned 106, 109, 121, 124, 125. Johnson, Alberts 82, 109, 121, 123. Johnson, Arlene 109. Johnson, Brian 109, 124, 125. Johnson, David 109, 121. Johnson, Kenneth 112. Z Lane, Dale 66, 115. Lane, Roger 109, 121. Linen, Billy 112, 111, 11s. Larson, Bonnie 112, 120. Lanon, Charlotte 67, 112, 118, 120. Larson Dieliy 62, 112. Larson, James 112, 120. Lemn, Lina. ss, 115, 119, 123. Lawrence, Maryann 109, 118. Lawrence, Ralph 112. Left, Charles 112. Leslie, Charles 109. Leslie, Donna 112, 120. Lester, Lorrie 64, , 109, 118, 120 123. Levin, Michael 115, 118. Liner, Glenn 115. Johnsen, Kristin 78, 106, 107, 118, 120, 121, 122, 123. Johnson, Linda 109. Johnson, Robert 109, 121, 124. Johnson, Stephen' 109. Johnson, Teena 115, 123. Johnson, Tommy 115. Johnson, Vemita 112, 120, 125. Jones, Eleanor 109. Jones, Sharon 1s, 79, 112, 120, 121. Junell, Tracy 115. 112, Juricich, Nikki 109, lla, 121, 123. Dlsyfl, Julie 69, 111, 118, 120, 121, 122, 123. Edens, Barbara 111, 120. Edman, Sandra 108, 118. Eella, Sandra 111, 119, 123. Elliott, Gerald 108, 121, 124, 125. Ellis, Jerry 108. Engh, Leroy 108. English, Bruce 62, 111. Erdmann, Tom 67, 111, 119, 125. Ervlg, Betty 111. Esler, Sallie Ann 111. Evanson, Judy 111, 118, 122, 123. Fahey, Keith 62, 108, 121. Farmer, Arla 111. Farmer, Deanna 108. Fasabinder, William 64, 108, 121, 124. Fell, Robert 62!99, 108, 124. Ferguson, Sandra 70, 106, 111, 120. Fitswater, Nola 70, 112. Ford, Charles 115. Karkainen, lris 78, 106, 112, 118, 120, 122. . Kaye, Pat 64, 73, 109, 121, 123. Kemp, Linda 78, 106, 112, 118, 120, 122, 123. Ketterer, Roy 106, 109, 121. Ketterling, Kenneth 66, 112, 120. King, Evelyn 109, 118. Kinney, Steve 109. Hotchkiss, Cap 109. Kitts, Sandra 112, 118, 120. Kraut, Judith 120. Knutson, Donna 109, 118, 123. Koniseski, Claire 112, 120, 121. Kenkl, Sandy 112, 119, 123, 124, 125. Kropp, Ronald 123. Kvinsland, Jon 101, 109, 119, 124. LaChance, Dsrold 109, 121. LaChance, Frank 109. Lane, Pin-len 64, los, 118. Little, Teresa 62, 112, 120. Lively, Edwin lls, 118. Loop, Bess 112, 122, 123. Lott, Ronie 62, 112, 120. Lowe, Joan 112. Lund, Gregg 109, 121. Lundgren, Michele 1a, 115, 123. Lynn, Judith 109. McCabe, Nancy 65, 112, 120, 123. Mecnni, Charlotte ss, 112, 120, 121 122. McDonald, Charles 109. MacDonald, John 112. McFarlane, Robert 62, 116. Maclnnes, James 66, 109, 117. Mc1.aws, Shirley 65, 113, 123. Mel.ee.i, Georgie 113, 120, 121, 122. McPherson, Helen 66, 78, 116, 123. McQueen, Mervyn 109. McVeigh, Norman 61, 109, 119. McWhirt, Gary 66, 113. Madsen, Norma Jean 113, 119, 123. Maggert, Larry 113. Malek, Franklin 109, 121. Malek, Harris 113. Mann, Richard 109, 119, 124. Marsh, Rolen 113, 118. Marshall, John 113. Martin, Connie 106, 115. Martin, Dennis 109. Maryott, Danny 67, 113, 117, 120, 121. Mnylielil, Richard 109, 124, 125. Meckler, Dixie 113. Metcalf, Suzanne 115, 123. Miles, Douglas 109. Mille., 'rein 99, 109, 121, 124. Mills, Jon 115. Miller, Charles 109. Mimier, Karen 64, 109, 118, 121, 123. Mee, Larry 113, 120, 121. Moen, Joyce 106, 109, 123. Monroe, Penny 82, 109, 118, 123. Moen, Leland 109, 124. Moreau, Newman 109, 124. Morton, Linda 113, 118, 119, 122, 123. Mosher, Carol 113, 118, 120, 123. Moyer, Lee 113, 117, 119. Munro, Lana 113, 120. Murphy, Darlene 101, 115, 119, 123. Nelson, Lynda 115, 122. Nixon, Arlyn 109. Nunn, Carmen 109, 118, 121, 123. Nunn. Gary 115. Nuttall, Rodger 109. 0'Donnell, Patricia 113. 0'Leary, Robert 67, 113, 120. Olsen, Joyce 109, 118, 121, 122, 123. Onstad, Jeannette 115, 122. Osterman, Ronald 113, 121. 0 1'oo1e, Sandra 113, 122, 123. Owens, Carol 118, 120. Pahrmsn, Kenneth 107, 115. Parker, Geraldine 113, 120, 123. Parker, Harry 109, 119. Pen-inn, Judith 113. Parsons, Jean 113, 118, 120, 121, 123. Paschal, Dennis 115. Paschal, Ray 109, 119. Patterson, Mike 85, 113, 120, 125. Payne, Mary 66, 109, 118, 123. Pearson, Mary Jo 69, 109, 118, 121, 122, 123. Pederson, Barry 65, 67, 113, 120. Pederson, Judith 109, 118, 121, 123. Peters, Carol 115. Peterson, Marcella 66, 70, 113, 118, 122, 123. Peterson, Stanley 113. Petrina, George 113. Petricka, Gay 115. Pettis, Carol 115. Phlfer, Gail 113, 118, 120, 121. Philipsen, Annette 113, 120. Phillips, Boyd 113, 120. Pierc e, Pinsch, Porter, Potter, Powell, Dianne 116. Joyce 106, 110, 118, 121. Elaine 113, 118, 120, 122. Sandra 110. Jimmy 67, 113, 117, 119. Powers, Rodney 61, 99, 110. Prather, James 116, 118, 119. Preus, John 116. Pugh, Michael 113, 120, 125. Purvis, Purvis, Kay 110. lfnineln vs, loo, 113, 118, 120, 123. Ramsey, Jane 65, 113, 120, 123. Randoy, Phillip 67, 113, 120, 121. Rasmussen Marilyn 113, 119, 122. Rasmussen, Richard 110. Rasmussen. Paul 106, 107, 110, 121, 124, 125. Reasons, Barbara 82, 110, 118, 122, 123. Reeve, Linda az, 110, 118, 121, 122, 123. Reeve, Steve 113, 119, 125, 125. Reid, Penny 116, 123. Reis. Maureen 116, 122, 123. Reid, Bob 113. Reid, Tammarra 66, 110, 122. Relswig, Janice 110. Rethke, Richard 116. Rhodes, Larry 125. Richards, Steven 116. Richards, David 110, 121. Richsteln, Judy Ann 110, 123. Ringstad, Robert 113, 120. Roberts, Myron 62, 113, 117. Rogers, Cathy 78, 106, 113, 118, 120, 121, 123. Romstad, Rlchard 113. Rosecrants, Gordon 110. Rubens, David 110, 119. Ruehle, Lois 106, 118, 122, 123. Ruehle, Sharon 113, 120, 122, 123. Sacltman, Frank 110, 119. Sanford, George 107, 113. Sarrett, Danny 113, 119, 125. Sather, Rodney 99, 110. Schmidt, John 113. Schneider, Richard 113, 119. Schoonover, John 110. Schultz, Susan 116, 122, 123. Scranton, Marvin 113. Scgerman, Sharon 116, 120, 122. Sellers, Richard 116, 118, 119. Shelton, Frances 65, 66, 102, 110, 118. Shelton, Carol 123. Scott, Anna 113. Settlemeyer, William 116, 118. Siel, Robert os, 61, 118, 119. Sims, Carol 122, 123. Simmons, lone 110. Simmons, Robert 110. Sipe, Doris 106, 110, 118, 121, 123. sine, Judy 113, 118. Skidmore, reinnly ss, as, 113, 111, lla, 120, 123. Slade, Charlotte 116, 119. Sleasman, Kenny 110, 124, 125. Smith, Albert oz, se, 113, 120. Smith, Jack 62, 66, 110, 121, 124, 125. Smith, Mary 116, 1.18, 119, 122, 123. Stady, Jacky 110, 124. Stsuss, Gary 62, 106, 113, 117, 124. Stausa, Jay 62, 65, 116. Stempl, Sandra 106, 116, 122, 123. Stenerson, Clyde 113, 119, 125. Stever, Larry 110. Stone, Bill 113, 124, 125. Stone, Tommy 110. Storey, Mike 110. Streeter, Tommy 116. Strandskov, Sandra 106, 113, 120, 128. Sunderland. Gary 116. Sunkel, Frank 110. Stephens, Anna 110. Sunkel, John 113. Swan, Geraldine 110. Swanlund, Don 113. Taylor, Fred 110, 124. reny, Peggy llo, lla, 121, 122. Thompson, Billy 114, 119. Thompson, James 116. Tonge, Karen 114, 120, 121, 122, 123. Tooley, Eugene 116. Treloar, Marilyn 116, 118, 119, 122, 123. Trosky, Darlene 114, 120, 123. Trudeau. Lanny 116, 118. Turner, Vicki 106, 110, 118, 121, 123. Tuttle, Andrew 107, 116. Vaughn, Nancy 66, 114, 120, 121, 128. Vehslage, Jill 82, 110. Vio, Aaron 66, 116. vnlzin, Bill 110. Wslch, Gerry 78, 106, 107, 114, 118, 120, 122, 123. Walker, Janet 114. Walworth. Roy 110, 119. Ward, Douglas 114. Warner, Lola 65, 114. Warner, Spencer 114. Warren, Terry 67, 114, 119. Wegner, Garry 67, 106, 114, 119, 125. Welch, Sandra 78, 114, 120, 121. Wells, Helen 110, 121. 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