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

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Gb 4 , lk XX I X f I ix 5 fx X- B D 'f Q, s' s THE ECHO STAFF Central Kitsap High School SILVERDALE, WASHINGTON Out on the farm soaking up the sunshine are our Student Body Officers Dick Musser, Sergeant-at-Armsg Karen Grande, Secretaryg Aletha Badger Treasurerg Janice Hipp, Assistant Treasurerg Lawrence Greaves, President 2 and Dick Johnsen, Vice President.

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FOREWGRD MAKE MINE COUNTRY STYLE, the theme of our 1957 ECHO, indi- cates the pride that Central Kitsap students have in being a part of a country school. The activities and interests shared by the faculty and students provide a wonderful friendly atmosphere. These encourage mutual respect and un- derstanding. At informal gatherings, some of which are held at teachers homes, faculty and students become better acquainted. Picnics provide the opportunity for faculty, as well as the students, to enjoy playing a game of baseball or taking a swim together. Students, also, have the fun of 'becoming acquainted with most of the members of the student body. lnformality in classes provide the chance to become friends in working and studying together. Cooperative efforts in student government and athletics bring us closely together. Activities and parties are attended in numbers which make it possible for all to become better acquainted. It is this closely knit, friendly relationship between student and student and between student and teacher which makes us happy and proud to be members of Central Kitsap Junior-Senior High School-just as it is,- COUNTRY STYLE.