Kapowsin High School - Kapisonian Yearbook (Kapowsin, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 70 of the 1948 volume:

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He is known for the hard work he has done to improve both physically and spiritually the school It is hoped by the staff that the spirit of this annual will truly represent the reborn spirit of Kapowsin High School that has been rekindled by the man to whom this book is dedicated. I-IoMER T. ANDERSKJN Superintendent EARL W. PLATT Principal BOARD OF DIRECTORS Gus Sorenson, Chairmang T. H. Borgwardt, Clerkg Irving Furro, Directorg Dennis Butler, Director, Donald Dargan, Director. R. HoMER T. ANDERSON, Superintendent of Kapowsin Public Schools, came to Kapowf sin from Peninsula schools, September, 1944, where he was grade and high school principal of Vaughn. His first year as high school principal he taught World History and P.E., and was head coach. The next two years as superintendent he conducted a psychology class. This year, with many added duties, he has a fulltime job as the head man. He received a B.A. degree from Eastern Washington College and a B.A. from Wash- ington State College. Coming to Kapowsin from Winlock, where he was coach, Mr. Earl W. Platt assumed the position as football and basketball coach in 1946. He also conducted classes in Woodshop and Mechanical Drawing. This year he assumed duties of principal of high school and head football coach, besides having classes in Mechanical Drawing. SCHooL BoARn This term the school board consisted of five men. The fivefman board is the first one in many years. Under their directing a new grade school will be built within the next two years. BETH BARDWELL-English, Girls' P. E., Girls' K Club Advisor, Central Washing' ton College of Education, Washington State College, B.S. CHET BARDYNELL - Math. and History, Baseball Coach, Eastern Washington Col' lege of Education, Central Washington College of Education, University of Wash' ington. DONALD E. CARSTEN -- Biology, Chorus, History, Spanish, P. E., Operetta Advisor, Sophomore Class Advisor, College of Puget Sound, B.A., B.Ed. ALBERT I-IUNTEMAN - Band, Industrial Arts, Senior Play, Operetta, Washington State College, University of Washington, M.A. ROBERT F. MINNITTI-Science and Math., junior Prom Ez? junior Class Play Advisor, St. Martin's College, College of Puget Sound, B.S. DoRoTHY KAPPHAHN 5 Home Economics, Art and Library, Girls' Club Advisor, Paf cific Lutheran College, College of Puget Sound, Oregon State College, B.A., B.Ed. FRANK M. KELLOGG - Commercial and journalism, Annual and Sophomore Class Advisor, College of Puget Sound, Univer- sity of Washington, Tacoma Secretarial School, B.A. and B.Ed. E. T. PERRAULT-History, P. E., Freshman Class Advisor, Pacific Lutheran College, B.A. PETER ScHNELLERSEnglish, History, Psyf chology, Sociology, and German, junior Play Coach, University of Washington, B.A. SNAPS Ea? lm QB fr 'lt w l, When day is done. f 2. Classroom procedure. 'L 3. Girls. 4. I told you so, Cleo. 5. 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Tennis 3. Boys' Club l. Z. 3. 4. Band Club 4. LESTER BOETTN ER fLesl lnlblllil with the sax. Lettermen's Club 3. 4. Boys' Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Band l, 2. 3. 4. Basketball 3, 4. Baseball 2, 3, 4. Band Club 4. DICK BONESS 1Dickj Striking appeamme Lcttermen's Club Z. 3, 4. Boys' Club 1. 2. 3. 4. jun- ior Play Lead. Senior Play. Operetta 3. Dramatics Work Shop 3. Football 3 4. Track 2. 3, 4. ALMETA COPE lMedaJ ulndividllality is every- where. K Club 3. 4. Girls' Club l. 2, 3. 4. Oflice 4. Pep Club 4. junior play. Senior play. Operetta Lead 3. Chorus 2. 4. Band 3. Sextette 3. Business Manager Annual. ,IEAN CHRISTOPH fEditorj Fine people like fine deeds, -need no trumpet. Secretary and Treasurer of Class l. 2, 4. Vice Presi- dent Class 3. Vice Presi- dent K. Club 4. President K Club 3. K Club 3. 4. Vice President Student Body 3. Tennis 2, 3, 4. Band 2. 3. Glee Club l. Class Assembly I, 2. Stu- dent Body Assembly 3. Sil- ver Tea l, 2, 3, 4. Honor Roll 3. 4. Editor of Paper 4. Honor Guard 3. Play Prompter 3. Rep. to the U. of W. 2. Ollice 3, 4. WALT CONWAY 4Shaf:J One of the fellows. Boys' Club 1, 2, 3. 4. Let- termen's Club 3. 4. Vice President of Lettermen's Club 4. Football 2. Baseball 2. 4. Operetta 3, 4. junior Play. Dramatics Work Shop 3. jIM CHARLLSTROM fTuscoj The good humor man. Boys' Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Let- termen's Club l. 2. 3. 4. Class President 3. Band 3. Manager l, 2. JAMES ELSTON fDocJ Footloose and fancy free. Class Secretary 3. Vice President of Class 4. Boys' Club l. 2. 3, 4. Letter- men's Club 3, 4. Letter- men's Club Secretary and Treasurer 4. Vice Presi- dent of Boys' Club 4. Track 2. Football 4. Oper- etta 3. 4. ALFRED ERICKSON tliudj A quiet num. but quite ti nianf' Lettermen's Club 2. 3. 4. Boys. Club l. 2. 3. 4. Foot' ball 2. 3, 4. Baseball 2. 3. 4. Sebolarsbip Letter l, Z. 3. 4. Senior Play. A.S.B.R. Band Z, Vice President ol- Student Body 4. Wll.MA FERGUSON QW1lliej 'ivlore power to you. Girls' Club l. 2. 3. 4. K Club 3. 4. Girls' Club Treasurer 4. Tennis 2. 3. 4. junior Play, Fresliinan Assembly. Girls' Sextette 3. Cborus l. 4. Band Z, 3. 4. Annual Stall, MARION GGHR flvlarionj Kind and Cowixt'ientioux. K Club 3. 4. Girls' Club l. 2, 3, 4. Senior Play. -lunior Play. Band l. 2. 3. 4. Cborus l, 4. ALVIN HENDRICKSON fLox'erj i'Uli' Lover, Captain ol' Traek Team l. Captain ol' Football Team 2. All'Conl'erenee Pierce County Football Team 3. Treasurer ol' Class l. Class Representative 2. Letter' men's Club Z. 3. 4. Foot' ball 2. 3. Track l. Z. 3, 4. BETTY KLINGENBERC lBettyj A worlqing brain gatlien no ruxtf' Girls' Club I, 2. 3. 4. Pep Club 4. K Club 3. 4. K Club President 4. Band 2. 3. 4. Honor Roll 2. 3. 4. Cborus 2. 4. Sextette 3. DON LINDBERG lPeael1yj All this and muxclex, too. Citizenship Award 3. Hon' orary Captain of Football 4. Boys' Club l. 2. 3. 4. Lettermen's Club l. 2. 3. 4. Class President 1. 4. Student Body President 3. Lettermen's Club President 4. Student Council Z. 3. Football l, Z, 3. 4. Basket' ball Z, 3. 4. Baseball 2. 3, 4. Honor Roll 3. Fresbman Assembly. GENE MQCURKLE fConlcl Grin and xlmre it. Football 4, Honor Guard 3. Boys' Club Vice Presif dent 4. Lettermen's Club 4. Boys' Club l. 2. 3. 4. Stage Manager junior Play. Various Committees l, Z. 3. 4. jOHN NICDONALD lSwedej Far reacliiug results Inspirational Award 3. Class President l. fl. 3. Boys' Club l. 2. 3. 4. Btu' dent Body Representative Z. Letterinen's Club 2. 3, 4, President of Student Body 4. Football l, 2, 3, 4. Bas' ltetball 2. 3. 4. Baseball l. 2. 3. 4. Track 3, 4. Senior Play, LAURETTA MACKEY QQueenieJ That wear right look. Honor Roll 2. junior Play, Operetta 3. Class Treasf urer 2. Paper Staff 4. Pep Club 4, Tennis 2, Various Committees lor Girls' Club 2. 3. 4. MARjOR1E MILTON Hefty? As outstanding as plioxf pliorus in the dark. Honor Roll l. Z, 3. 4. Girls' Club Letter 2. G. C. Pin 3. President of Stu' dent Body 3. Treasurer ol Student Body 3. 4. Vice President of Girls' Club 3, President of Girls' Club 4. Treasurer of K Club Z. A.S.B.R. of Class I. fl. Pa' per Staff 4. Silver Tea Dec' oration Chairman 3. -lunior Prom Decorating Commit' tee. Senior Play Assistant Director. Sextette 3. Varif ous Committees I. Z. 3. 4. VIRGINIA MOREI-IART lGinnyI A girlfv lzair is lier fortune. Pep Club 4. Girls' Club 3. 4. Entered from Clover Park 3. junior Play. Oper' etta Prompter 3. Cffiee 3. 4. Paper Stall 4. Various Committees for the Girls' Club 3, 4. BEVERLY NELSON lBcyj An appearance of delicacy. Perfect attendance l. K Club 3, 4. Girls' Club I, 2. 3. 4. K Club Treasurer 4. Tennis 2. junior Play. Band 2. 3. Various Com' mittees 1.2.3, 4. lui auth 1: VV! DIXIE OTTO lDi'xj Its in the liearrf' lunior Play. Paper Stall 4. Proolreader on Annual 4. Usberette for Senior Play. Pep Club 4. Girls' Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Cborus l. Various Committees I, 2, 3, 4. Lif brary 3. 4. ED POORMAN lBudj The outdoor type. Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4. Boys' Club 1, 2. 3. 4. First Team All-County Football 4. Boys' Club President 4. Class President 4, Football 2. 3. 4. Basketball 3, 4. IRENE RADON lLivewirej Never a dull moment. Girls' Club 2. 3. 4. Pep Club 4, Silver Tea 2. 3, 4. Prompter for the Junior Play. Various Committees 2. 3. 4. Paper Statl' 4. En' tered from Enumelaw 2. Iee Cream Counter 4. Glee Club 2. 4. DUN REICHERT QDonj Wl1ere theres life tlierefv hope Senior Play. Basketball 4. Track 2. 3. Band Club 4. Band 3, 4. Band Leader 4. Boys' Club 1, 2, 3. 4. Let' termen's Club 2, 3, 4. Stage Crew 3. WAYNE SAXTON fspeedballj Lets go! Manager 1. Tennis 3. Let' termen's Club 1. 2, 3. 4. Boys' Club l. 2. 3. 4- Track 2. MAUREEN THOMPSON QSparkj She put the 'pep' in peppfrn Girls' Club K 3. Girls Club Pin 4. Secretary of Student Body 3. 4. Treasf urer of Class 4. Yell Leader 2. 4. Lead in Senior Play. Operetta 3. President of Pep Club 4. Library 4. K Club 3, 4. Girls' Club Chorus 4. Committees for Various Clubs. Programs and Silver Tea l. 2. 3. 4. JUDY TIMBLIN iludyl If you need it, l'll draw it. Girls' Club K. Pep Club 4. Girls' Club 2, 3. 4. Glee Club 2. Skits 2. Art Eclif tor of Annual 4. Art Edif tor of School Paper 4. Usherette for Senior Play 4. Perfect Attendance 2. Ice Cream Counter 4. Varif ous Decoration Commit- tees 2, 3, 4. Style Show 2, Entered from Everett last Half in Junior Year. MOTTCD-WC Pass This Way But Once. COLCDR-BlllC. FLowE1i-Pink Rose. GLENN WIESE fweziselj Handsome is as handsome does. Holds the Pierce County 220 Track Record. Letter' mcn's Club 2, 3, 4. A.S,B. R. 3. Boys' Club 1.2. 3, 4. Band Club 4. Band Club President 4. Football 2. 3, 4, Track 2, 3. 4. Senior Play Lead. junior Play. Freshman Assembly. Sophf omore Assembly. Operetta 3. Band 1, 2. 4. RICHARD WRIGHT 1Dickj When it pays to be youvf xelff' Activities Award 3. Boys' Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Letter' men's Club 2. 3. 4. Band Club 4. Manager l, Z. 3. Band 3. 4. Honor Roll 3. 4. Stage Manager of Sen' ior Play. Stage Manager Operetta 3, 4. Editor of Annual. DON YAGER fsbortyl 'Small size, great value. Boys' Club Sergeantfatf Arms 1. Lettermen's Club 3. 4. Boys' Club 1, 2. 3, 4. Manager 3. 4, Band Z. 3, 4. Operetta Stage Crew 3, 4. THE IUNIOR CLASS TOP PICTURE - OFFICERS Left to 'right--Secretary, Richard Hanschq A.S.B.R,, Bill Woods: Treasurer, Wes Drakeg President. Virgil Larsong Vice President, Shirley Andrews, not present. BOTTOM PICTURE - IUNIOR CLASS Left to right, bottom 'rowfMr. Robert Minnitti, Richard Hansch, Barney McDon- ald, Wes Drake, Ray Mattocmn, Chandler Larson, Ross Larson. Second row- Eugenia Radon, Bette Bennett, Barbara Hash, Eleanor Hansen, Mavis Theil, Shirley Andrews, Virginia Hash. Helen Hansch, Pat Larson, Donna Franklin, Mary Hartman, Ruth Wiese, Donna Iasmer. Third row-Gilbert Howard, Stacy Potter, Jack Ockfen, Jack Presley. Don Jupiter, Dick Liljemark, Bill Woods. NTERING HIGH scnooi. for the first time on September 5, 1945, the class of '49, after the initiation, settled down to the long school year. A picnic in the spring was given to the sophomores. The class was advised by Mr. Arthur Neate. The sophomore year was much more enjoyable than the freshman year, for initiatf ing is much more fun than being initiated. Mr. Carl Storlie was the adviser that year. Coming back to school in '47 as upper-classmen, the class had the Junior Prom with its theme Lamp Lighters Serenade. The Prom was a great success. The play, So Help Me, presented by the class of '49 on March 12, 1948, was also successful. THE SOPHOMORE CLASS L... 1- .. TOP PICTURE- OFFICERS Left to right, bottom 'r0w+President Second Semester. Norie -lewett: Treasurer Sonya Martivold: ASBR. Dorothy Gibson: First Semester President. George Barna Second row--First Semester Secretary, Kathleen Reardon: Second Semester Sccrcf tary. Winnifred Poorman: ABR. Norman Burslem: Vice President. Joann Erick' song Sergeantfat'Arms. james Burris. BOTTOM PICTURE - SOPHOMORE CLASS Left to rigllt--bottom 'rowfGrace Slater. Betty Hoskins. Doris johnson, Genevieve Tyler. Pat Mattoon, Pat Long. Edna Brunaugh. Donna Groom. Ferna Reichert. Dorothy Gibson. Sonya Martivold. George Barna. Bob Madix. Robert Haynes. Second 'row--Dick Brown. Terry Gasperson, James Burris. Arnold Andrews, Howard Hansen, Donald Otto, Bob Olive, Ray Martin. jim Morehart, Sam God' dart, Bob Jupiter. Alvin Carlsen, Don Myron. Mr. Don Carstens. Third row-- Arlenc Richert. Willow Boren, Fay Tiblin. Joann Erickson. Lorrane Ely, Kathleen Reardon. Peggy Licht. Pat Howe, Norma Zion, Winnifred Poorman, Helen Carl' sen, jean McCool. HE CLASS of '50 entered K. H. S. for the first time in the fall of l946. After the dreaded initiation all got down to work until the return party for the sophomores. The class was advised in the Hrst year by Mr. Earl Platt. In the fall of '47 the class received its revenge by initiating the new freshmen. The sophomore class is the largest in school. Several of the boys made letters in sports. With the help of Mr. Don Carsten and Mr. Frank Kellogg, the class of '50 is looking ahead to the days of upperclassmen. THE ERESHMEN CLASS ToP PICTURE - FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS TTT First row, left to 'rigl1tQPat Larson, Nancy Boness, Marjorie Calvin, Tom McDon- ald, Bill Flannery. Second row, left to right-Helen Schiemer, Carol Brunaugh, Tony Radon, Louis Miles. BOTTOM PICTURE - FRESHMAN CLASS First row, left to 'right'-Ronnie Winters, Leon Sauve, Bob Howard. Tony Radon, Bill Flannery. Second row, left to fight- Joyce Stanke, Carol Brunaugh, Muriel Hansen, Shirley Otto, Marjorie Calvin, Florence Hansch, Jerry Deering, Marilyn Ockfen, Lorna Banks. Joyce Elston, Lorraine Reynolds. Helen Schiemer, Deloras Yager. Gwen Snyder, Alice Calvin. Third row, left to 'right-Clifford Almas, Ralph Whiting. Irwin Banks. Louis Miles. David Streich, Warren Milton. Bob Shofner, Tom McDonald. N SEPTEMBER of 1947, thirtyflive freshmen entered the halls of Kapowsin High School with Mr. Ernie Perrault as adviser. After the usual initiation given by the sophomores, the class went to work and many students participated in the band and sports. As the first year draws to a close the class turns its thoughts toward three more years of learning, achievement and fun. SNAPS The poor truck. Everybody hurry. The pants question. Seniors. Chow call. Not the new look. Cutie. She could do it too. Do you get it now? Swede sneaking out. Oh boy! Hc'd do it too. just skipping. Our Freshman. Come on! Up the stairs. This goes on all the time. What a tongue. Nice looking car. Evidence. Lester. f. . 'Serv P. Q Y K Y , M 1 .4 L .xi aa. U . -,,- E F L. J , Y t A, Q , 1 V t y , X r , ' 4 . gg. -. ' 1 v , X x . ' I r 1 f 1 ' , ',,, .,- ' f ,'-MH -'..., I' T- f 1, A Avid- 5 5.31 -wi-'f . ihi-1-bhp W-ws'.f,Z ' ,.,.n.wf. 4 v I- ' A . , M. L 4-L .. .icq fp' ,K,,f Q.-. . Q :Ev -' K 1.1, 7 7.31 ', T' -1' 1 M, rf- 2 FOOTBALL SCORES FOR 1947 FOOTBALL D. YACIR JVC!! . .xmeszn THE LOGGERS TARTING the season with only seven returning lettermen and a team averaging 145 pounds, Coach Earl Platt, with assistant Coach Ernest Perrault, rounded the boys into a light but scrappy team. Ed Poorman made all-conference tackle, while Glenn Wiese and Don Lindberg were chosen for allfconference second team. LeRoy Brown, a tricky halfback, made honorable mention. Don Lindberg was also chosen honorary captain of the team, and John McDonald, inspirational award. K.H.S. ...... K.H.S. ...... K.H.S. ...... K.H.S. ...... 13 Peninsula 6 Fife .... ------ 6 ----14 Ortmg --- .... O K.H.S Yelm -- ---- O K.H.S K.H.S, ...... 21 K.H.S. ...... 6 Roy .......... 0 Federal Way --- O Eatonville ..... 25 Meridian .... 12 BASKETBALL BASKETBALL PICTURE Basketball, left to right - - Barney McDonald, Wes Drake, Boh Olive. Lester Boettner. Ed Poorman. ,lack Presley, Don Lindberg, Don Reichert. Managers-- Dick Hanseh and ,lack Ockfen. Inset- --Ernie Perrault. THE LOGGERS IVE RETURNINU lettermen from 1947 greeted Coach Ernie Perrault with many other boys. With four wins and 10 losses, Coach Ernie Perrault awarded letters to IO boys: Don Lindberg, Bud Poorman, john McDmunald, Wes Drake, Les Boettner, Jack Presley, Barney McDonald, Jim Morhart, Norm Burslem and Don Reichert. THE SCORES WERE AS FOLLOWS Kapcxwsin 29 LL.. ,........ F ife 47 Kapowsin 26 LLLL .LLLLL F ife 47 Kapuwsin 35 ,,,, --- Orting 40 Kapowsin 26 ,,,,, ---Eatonville 68 Kapowsin 34 .... ...ve R oy 37 Kapowsin 46 ..... ..... O rting 29 Kapowsin 31 ..,e ,.,,. Y elm 35 Kapowsin 33 ..... ,.......- R oy 22 Kapowsin 35 .... --- Eatonville 54 Kapowsin 54 ,.,., ..., F ederal Way Kapnwsin 32 L... .v..,e P eninsula Kapowsin 41 ..,, .LLL F ederal Way 43 Kapowsin 22--- '54 Kapowsin 24--- -------- Yelm --- Peninsula BASEBALL TOP PICTURE Name of players: left to fight, front row-Lester Boettner, Dick Liljemark Alfred Erickson, Norman Burslem, Don Lindberg, Ray Flannery, John McDon ald, George Barna. Back vow, left to right-Managers: Ray Mattoon, Jack Ockfen Terry Casperson, Bill VVoods, Gilbert Howard, Chandler Larson, Jim Challstrom Richard Hansch, Coach Chester Bardwell. BOTTOM PICTURES Left-Alfred Erickson. Right-Infield huddle. OACH CHET BARDWELL was greeted by six returning lettermen from his 1947 Sq fielder uad: Don Lindberg, first baseman, Chan Larson, shortstop, Bud Erickson left and catcher, Lester Boettner, pitcherg and Dick Liljernark, pitcher. Other players were Norm Burslem, Ray Flannery, Bob Howard, Gilbert Howard Bill Flannery, Jim Challstrom, George Barna, Walt Conway, Bill Woods, Richard Hansch. TENNIS il W TOP PICTURE Left to YighIfMfS. Bardwell. Terry Casperson, jean Christoph. Wayne Saxton, Wilma Ferguson. ,lack Presley. Mavis Thiel. Barney McDonald. Lorraine Ely, Walt Anderson. BOTTOM PICTURE 'Top Tow, left to Tight-WHTFCD Milton. Ralph Whitey. -lim Morehart, Norm Burslem. Glenn Weise. Wes Drake, .lim Elston. Bottom vow. lt-fn to rigl1tfLouis Burris. Louis Miles. Tony Radon, Boh Shorfner. ,lim Churllstrom. john McDonald, Tom McDonald. Kneeling---Mr. Perrault and Bob Olive. TRACK ' HE SQUAD of cindermen included these returning lettermen: Glenn Wiese, Pierce County record holder for the 220fyard dash, john McDonald, javelin and low hurdles, jim Elston, low hurdlesg Norm Burslern, pole vault. Others who turned out for track are jim Charllstrom, milerg Wes Drake, 100' yard dashg Sam Goddard, high jumpg jim Morehart, shotputg Tony Radon, discusg Louie Burris, S80-yard rung Lewis Miles, 880, Bob Shoffner, SROQ Ralph Whitey, 440, Tom IvIcDonald, low hurdlesg Warren Milton, miler. Each season there is an outstanding man on the squad. For the second year it is Glenn Wiese, official Pierce County record holder for the 220. ,, 5 NHC Q AQ: ff li s- sg. av, Nw. 1 Y. :+- xg. 1'L2ff'i' L ' Mg: ' r 4 .4.,. 'HS' V 1 ,.5f I v ' r . ,fs ,, .M ,M ,K . .. Q 5 i . - . :f4.:. 4 J N fwxfifr '54 , . '35 , . WP 1 .,,:p,x, K, y,,f, if-I .. .f Q,p 5: ':., ' -2 ws- XA. Q ' ' ..,, 'I' .M ., .mzn1.,f..a- ,. w2,,,1i:g2gmiQ.:g11..nf.gJm:iu53a4im-La...N fx ' ...N .. STUDENT COUNCIL TOP PICTURE- FIRST SEMESTER Left to riglit, bottom row--Freshman ASBR. Nancy Boness: Treasurer. Marjorie Milton: Secretary, Maureen Thompson: Vice President. Wczs Drake. Second vow- M President, john McDonald: Senior ASBR, Bud Ericksong Sophomore ASBR, Norm Burslem. Inset john McDonald, BOTTOM PICTURE SECOND SEMESTER Left Lo right, bottom Tow---Freshman ASBR, Pat Larson: Treasurer. Marjcirie Milton: Secretary. Shirley Andrews: Sophomore ASBR. Dorothy Gihson. Second You----Vice President. Bud Ericksong Senior ASBR. Don Lindherg: President, Vx'es Dralceg junior ASBR, Bill Wmaiids. fAhsent from pictured Inset Wes Drake. H13 STUDENT CouNf1iL is the governing hotly of KI-I.S. The niemhers are elected hy the students and represent the various classes and eluhs. Their duties are many. Among them, to serve the claxes and clubs to which they helong and act on all prohlems of the high school. ANNUAL and PAPER STAFF TOP PICTURE First row, left to 'right--lrene Radon. Maureen Thompson. Alnieta Cope. Dixie Otto. Don Lindberg, Bud Erickson, lvlarjorie Nlilton. Bette Bennett, 'Iudy Tiniblin. Second row, left to right Virginia Brunaugh. lvlavie Theil, Eugenia Radon, Clcora Cope. Glenn Weise. Gene lvlccorkle, Wayiie Saxton, .Inn Elston. lnsetf jean Christoph. BOTTOM PICTURE First row. left to riglitm Maureen Thompson. Ahneta Cope. Dixie Otto. ludy Timblin. Betty Klingenherg. Bette Bennett, ,lim Elston. Inset' Richard Wi'iglit. ANNUAL STAFF HE ANNUAL, Kapowsin Logger, is a yearbook sponsored by the senior class. Under the supervision of Mr. Frank M, Kellogg, the annual raised enough money through advertising and subscriptions to be selffsupporting. Due to the untiring effort of Editor Richard Wriglit, and his staff, it is to be one of the finest of school yearbooks published. NEWSPAPER STAFF The Logger, the bifweekly newspaper published by the journalism class of K.H.S., was edited by Jean Christoph and supervised by Mr. Frank M. Kellogg, and had a staff that enabled it to receive a First Class rating from the National Scholastic Press Association of the University of Ivlinnesota, and a Third Class rating from the Columf bia Scholastic Press Association of Columbia University. GIRLS' CLUB and BCYS' CLUB - A .1 A- TOP PICTURE First row, left to TigllIfLE0l'lZl Sweet, Dorothy Gibson, Maureen Thompson, Lorf raine Ely. Sonya Martivold, Nona Toth. Second Tow, left to right--Marjorie Calvin, Helen Schiemer. Ruth Weise. Cleora Cope, Joanne Erickson. Almeta Cope, Pat Larson. Nancy Boness. Alice Calvin. Gwen Snyder, Eugenia Radon, Arlene Richert. Fay Timblin. Betty Hoskins, Genevieve Tyler. Third row, left to riglitf Muriel Hanson. Pat Long. Deloras Yager. Joyce Elston, Graee Slater, lrene Radon, Willow Borden. Pat Howe, Pat Ely. Lorraine Reynolds. Carol Brunaugh, Joyce Stanke, Florence Hansch. Donna Franklin, Eleanor Hanson. jean McCool, Edna Brunaugh. Eva Fisher. Doris johnson. Pat Mattoon. Fourth row, left to Tight- Donna jasmer. Helen Hansch. ,lo Williams, Virginia Morehart. Lauretta Mackey. Beverly Nelson, Marian Gohr. jerry Deering. jean Christoph. Winifred Poorman, Lorna Banks, Marilyn Ockfen. ,Indy Timblin. Helen Carlson. Kathleen Reardon, Ruth Hammer. Margaret Licht. Pat Long, Bette Bennett, Barbara Hash. Inset- Marjorie Milton. BGTTOM PICTURE Left to right, bottom row- ARoss Larson, Don Yager. Bud Erickson. .lim Charllf strom. Richard Wright. lim Elston, Wes Drake. Second row f Martin Ellis, Chandler Larson. Richard Hansch. James Burris, Sam Goddard, Warren Milton, Clifford Almas. Ronnie Winters, Bill Flannery. Leon Sauve. Ray Flannery, Tom McDonald. Bob Howard, Don Myron, Irwin Banks, Ronald Otto. Bob Shofner. Third vow-,lack Ockfen, Virgil Larson. Ralph Whiting, George Barna. james Burris. Bill Woods, Gilbert Howard Barney McDonald, Charles Markham, Bob Olive. Terry Caspersen. Dick Brown. Bob Haynes. Arnold Andrews. -lim More' hart, Howard Hansen, Fourtli rowe-Stacy Potter. ,lack Presley. Dick Liljemark. Glenn Wiese, Don jupiter, Don Lindberg. john Nilsen. Alvin Carlsen, Norman Burslem. Inset--President. Ed Poorman. TOP PICTURE A Bottom row, left to right---Norie -lewett, Arlene Rickert. Ruth Wiese, Willow Bordon. Wilma Ferguson. Maureen Thompson. Almeta Cope. Donna jasmer, Beverly Nelson. Second row, left to 'rigl1t?Mrs. Bardwell. Helen Hansch, Winif fred Poorman. jean Christoph, Shirley Andrews, Marian C-ohr. Cleora Co-pe, and Marjorie Milton. Inset-Betty Klingenberg. BOTTCM PICTURE Left to right, bottom row' -john McDonald, .lim Challestrom, Richard Hansch, Barney McDonald. Wes Drake, ,lim Elston. Don Yager. George Barna, Walt Comway, Chandler Larson, Virgil Larson. Second row-Bill Woods, Dick Liljemark. Richard Wright, Clenn Vw iese, Alfred Erickson. Don Reichert, Norman Burslem, Don Lindberg. Dick Boness, Wayne Saxton. Ed Poorman, Don jupiter, Lester Boettner. lnxet-President. Don Lindberg. GIRLS' K CLUB HE AIM of the Girls' K Club is to earn points toward a letter by participating in the following activities: Cn the honor roll for a full year, a year ,if band and chorus work, by being a yell leader or tennis player. Oiicers are: President, Betty Klingenbergg Vice President, Alcan Christorph, Secref tary, Mavis Thielg Treasurer, Beverly Nelson: Faculty Adviser, Mrs. Beth Bardwell. BOYS' LETTERMENS CLUB N ORGANIZATION of letter winners of Kapowsin High School is the Lettermeifs club. This year it has not been very active, but has drawn up a new constitution and should be active again next year. One of the new articles drawn up in the constif tution was no nonfathletes could join the club and five major sports for stripes. Mr. Ernie Perrault is the adviser. YELL LEADERS and PEP CLUB TOP PICTURE Left to right--fWinifred Poorman, Willow Bordon, Maureen Thompson. BOTTOM PICTURE Left to right. bottom row-Winifred Poorman, Willow Borden, Maureen Thompf son. Second row'-Helen Schiemer, Ruth Wiese, Sonya Martivold, Dorothy Gibson, Leona Sweet, Almeta Cope, Pat Larson, Nancy Boness, Alice Calvin, Gwen Snyder, Eugenia Radon, Arlene Reichert, Fay Timblin, Lorraine Ely, Nona Toth. Third row-Marjorie Calvin, Muriel Hanson, Delores Yager, Joyce Elston, Irene Radon, Pat Howe, Pat Fry, Lorraine Reynolds, Carol Brunaugh, Joyce Stanke, Florence Hansch, Donna Franklin, Mary Hartman, Eleanor Hanson, Pat Matton, Cleora Cope, Joann Erickson, Norie Jewitt. Fourth TOwfDOHHH Jasmer, Helen Hansch, Jo Williams, Pat Long, Virginia Morehart, Lauretta Mackey, Gerry Derring, Shirley Andrews, Lorna Banks, Marilyn Ockfen, Judy Timhlin, Helen Carlson, Kathleen Reardon, Ruth Hammar, Jean McCool. Edna Brunaugh. YELL LEADERS HE YELL LEADERS for the year of '47 and '48 were Winifred Poorman, Willtuw Borden and Maureen Thompson. Inspired by these girls the student body showed good sportsmanship whether the game was won or lost. PEP CLUB EVISING the Pep Club this year the girls and hoys of the high school showed great spirit for their team in standing behind them in all games. Each girl in the Pep Cluh was awarded a small letter with Pep written on it. At the end of the year a small crown was given to the outstanding girl. The girl chosen to wear the crown this year was Cleora Cope. TCP SENICDRS Scniiirs wliiu slmrc tmp liimwrf :irc vzilcdictmrigm, Ivigiriiwric Miltmig szxliiiantiwialii Bctty Kliiigciihwg: :md huiiurgiblc mcntiim, -Iczm Christupli :md Bud Ei'icksfm. Tiicfc pupils, lvcsiclcs iiaiviiig liigli scholastic rccorcls, wcrc ulw lcaiclcrs iii scliw ictivitics. THE HGNQR RQLL Tiicw fciiiurs wcrc on thc iwiiur roll for the ycur: Dick Wi'iglil, Bcity Kliiigciilwciwf Icuii cTi1I'lSI4llWi!, -Iudy Timbliii, Dim Lindbcrg, Wzilt Amlcmni. Mlll'-i15I'iL' Miltiwii, THE JUNIOR PLAY THE BAND TOP PICTURE -JUNIOR PLAY First row, left to right: Eugenia Radon. Ruth Wiesc, Cleoru Cope. jo Williams, Helen Hanch, Pat Long. Donna jasmcr. Second row, left Lo right-Bill Woods, Richard Hanch, Stacy Potter. Don Jupiter, jack Presley, lack Ockfen, Gilhert Howard. BOTTOM PICTURE - BAND From row, left to 'right'-Marion Gohr, Arlene Rickcrt, Sharon Anderson, Pat Larson, Alice Calvin, Les Botettner, Willow Borden, Alvin Carlson, Winifred Poorman, Glenn Wicse. Second row, left to 'right-Don Yager. Owen Snyder, Darlene Laycock. Dick Wright, Walt Anderson, Ray Flannery, Shirley Andrews, Don Reichert, Donna jasmer, Pat Long, Betty Klingenherg, Bill Flannery, Helen Hanch. OPERETTA AND SENIOR PLAY TOP PICTURE -V OPERETTA First 'row--Gary Anderson, Howard Carlson. Mike Zorfino. Second row f-fCleora Cope. Richard Hansch. Alrneta Cope. Walter' McGee. Donna jasmer. john Nelson. Don Yager. Martin Ellis. Third row--Alvin Carlson, -IoAnn Erickson, Sonya Martivold. Maureen Thompson. Virginia Morehart, Irene Radon. Ruth Wiese, Fourth row--Norie jcwitt, Nancy Boness. Helen Carlson. Alice Calvin. Margie Calvin, Willrixv Borden. Winifred Poorman. Glenn Wiese, Richard Wright. jo Vsfilliams, jim Elston. Fifth 10141-Walt Anderson, Pat Long. Lorraine Ely. Pat Larson. Arlene feichert, Florence Hansch. Helen Hansch. Lorraine Reynolds. Marilyn Ockfen. Pat Long. BOTTOM PICTURE ff- SENIOR PLAY Left to right: Don Reichert, Almeta Cope, Dick Boness. Betty Klingenherg. john McDonald. Glenn Wi'ise, Maureen Thompson, Marion Cvohr. and Bud Erickson. OPERETTA GAIN this year the annual operetta was sponsored under the guidance of Mr, Albert Huntemann and Mr, Don Carstens, with the dancing supervised hy Mrs. Beth Bardwell. The action of the play takes place somewhere in a small town on circus day. Alonzo Squwezum, a wealthy town hanker, holds a mortgage on the eircus which Toby Dunn, the owner, is unable to pay heeause of a had season. Tohy Dunn had previously become engaged to Sally Squwezum, the hanker's only daughter. For this reason the banker is so enraged that he threatens to foreclose the mortgage unless his daughter gives up the idea of marrying Tohy. SNAPS 1. Action on the floor. 2. Lester Boettner. 3. Woo! Woo! 4. Freshman day in full bloom. 5 Cold? 6. Come and get it! 7. Hold right. 8. Ain't they putty? 9. Elbow grease. 10 Play practice. ll. Jo Williams. 12. Shy? 13. Flannery up to bat. 14. The frown. SCHOOL CALENDAR September- 3-Teachers' Institute. 8--National School Assembly. 15-Fair Day. 15--Football QMeridianJ. 23-Jamboree at Fife. 24--Second team game at Eatonville. KHS 6, EHS 8. 25-Unit B meeting at Eatonville. 26-Football fK.H.S. 6 Peninsula 6D. 29-Girls' Club initiation. October- 2-W.E.A. Institute. 3-Football fK.H.S. 6, Fife 145. 4-National School Assembly. 7-Annual Stall' chosen. 7-Football fK.H.S. 0, Eatonville 261. 8-P.fT.A. meeting. 9--National School Assembly. 10-Football fK.H.S. 8, Orting OJ. 14-Boys' Club meeting. 15-Junior Class meeting. 16-Pierce County Education Association meeting. 17-Football CK.H.S. 20, Roy OD. 24--Football fK.H.S. 13, Yelm OJ. 30-Senior Class meeting. 31-Football fK.H.S. 6, Federal Way OJ. i SCHOOL CALENDAR November- D ja 3-Bookmobile Day. 4--Senior pictures taken. 7--Senior Class Play. 10--Armistice Day Assembly. 1 1--Vacation. 12-P.fT.A. meeting. I4-junior Prom. 17--Basketball turnout. 21-P.fT.A. dance. ecember- 1-Football Banquet. 2-Girls' Club meeting. 6-Pierce County Basketball Jamboree. 8-Faculty basketball game. 9-Seniors received pictures. 10-Basketball fK.H.S. 48, Morton 351. 11-Girls' K Club meeting. 12-Basketball fK.H.S. 20, Peninsula 241. 23--High School Christmas party. 24--Christmas vacation. nuary- 5-End Christmas vacation. 6-Basketball lK.H.S. 35, Orting 401. 9-Basketball QK.H.S. 34, Roy 371. 12-Girls' Club meeting. 13-Basketball fK.H.S. 30, Yelm 351. 16-Basketball QK.H.S. 58, Fed. Way 351 20-Girls' basketball game. 30-Basketball QK.H.S. 35, Eatonville 541 9 r I . SCHOOL CALENDAR March 7-Shirley Andrews won Cherry 9- iog- 13- 18M- 19e- zo- zss- zvtc 27W- 9-- 10- 12- is- 23- 29-- 30-- sis- 13-- February-- 4-X-rays taken. 6-National School Assembly. Pie Contest. No school, roads closed. No school. roads closed. Girls' Club Valentine party. Show Guadalcanal Diary. junior Class meeting. Basketball fK.H.S. - Fed. Wayj. Senior Conference at Clover Park. Basketball fK.H.S. f Eatonvillej. Cleora Cope elected Pep Queen. National School Assembly. Track turnout. P.fT.A. meeting. Logger received third place, Columbia Scholastic Press Assn. Bookmobile Day, Student body meeting. School Board meeting. Girls' Club meeting. Senior Class meeting. April- National School Assembly. 6-Senior Ball. 12h-Spring vacation. Lettcrmen's Cluh meeting. 14-Track meet at P.L.C, 16-Baseball fK.H.S. 9, Yelm SQ. 17- SCHGOL CALENDAR Newspaper receives rating firstfclass excellent from National Scholastic Press Association. 19-Fourth quarter. 20- 21- 22- Basehall QK.H.S. 0. Fed. Way 71. Girls' Club election. School Board meeting. 23--Baseball fK.H.S. 5. Roy 31. 27- Baseball fK.H.S. 6. Eatonville 71. 28-Band Festival at Fife. 29-Track meet at Fife. 30 30 May Ju -Baseball with Orting at Kapowsin. -Operetta. 4-Baseball with Fifc at Fife. 5-Senior Picnic. 7 6 7 --Orchestra Festival at Yelm. -County track meet. -Community Day at Eatonville. 11-P.fT.A. meeting. 12-Silver Tea. 14-Sophomore Dance. 15-Baseball, Peninsula at Kapowsin. 17--P.-T.A. meeting. 19 25 28 31 IIC 1 -Field Day. -Seniors last day of school. --Graduation. -School picnic. -Last day of school. COLD CUP WINNER VERY SPRING the Kapowsin Girls' Club carefully considers the ideals and qualities of every member who has attended K.H.S. for at least three semesters, so that they may choose the girl who is to receive the highest award in the Club, the gold cup. The cup is a symbol of the highest type of girlhood, leading to the development of a fine and worthy woman. Miss Jean Christoph is the fortunate girl whose name has been inscribed on the cup for the year of 194748. Jean was chosen for this high honor because of her true school spirit, her high scholastic average and her sincere friendliness. Jean's other qualities are neatness in dress, refinement and ladylike actions. She is too noble to speak ill of others and is always willing to forget and forgive. jean has been ready at all times to give her service to the school and to appreciate what is done for her. May jean Christoph be justly proud of her achievement. V BUCK gow SUUS TRHEUNQUNWMQPLEUWTYI H4 PUHHLLUP HVEHUE TQCCDVTWQ LLJQS-H. H fEU'C i- CHSlUELLYY i' ' D0'T'9f3 +mQ me mu51s ' GWEIWUUQS Hmm usfu mms gmgagigr g CUmpU-UE v I.JEJf:IHlQ'1f':CDI T5'3 5 Pa T IUUHVE UQERVICE i spgmuns sngons J- Radio's r Whizzer Motors Q4 'Q'lBicjy1es-' and fr-epa iring Hunting-Fishing licences Outboard Motors 3 morons 'f oo114-Efeaqneeuaefil. 9. .Ov ...J 'SYQHH ?U?H9LiQ U..Lj321Qi1Q fQg piqmfj L E R ld i i U1 V1 G i 7 1' SU. 5 G++, 3 I. . I 1' wfi2i'Q+ 41f, E 1 T QQ. 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Urting,UJofl1. Conggigwiagifoozgto lalie Kapowsln Lunch SIRIIHSSBE RB and Tavern Groceries-Meats Jean M Ernie Gullickson Gas K Oil- owners Electrpn Groceries-Ice Cream Soft Drinks-Tobacco Phone Ofti-HS 1472 'L Kapowsin, Washington COIUPL IIUEHTS UF l L..D.r ole-an Q QS f T Pramnnns mms 'oJoEQa.oFF SHOP mf FRIGID LOCICEIRS Complete 15-ne Locker Meat-Custom of mens Wear' Cutting and 'T-'rapping 'Curing Airport Road Sa Pacific Gaffgeid Stf-Qgt Tacoma, Washington , ' . Gran?-Fe 8:3112 - iC ongrad-.llations Class48 a PUHHLLUP FURNITURE l Eff THVERU 'PUHHLLUP lLlHSHIHGTUW'UJ.,e,e F,45,,,,1C!, m S ea, Phone Zi EEQQKMEQS5 , UPEHQLLHiBHTSHTURUQH . 3 UHLES NORTH UF . EFITUHVILLE ERQHHW STORE ' o GEHERQL WERQHHHUISE QUU REFRESHFHEVITS a - Roy Thorns-son GRHHHIU ' LUHSHIHGTUH P1-ww, gn I -1-.. ...-..... .......7-...... ........-............1 ,..- ..... 1- , ,4 Y ........-. . ....-. CUUBIQQUULQTIHUS W8 SENIOR Cum JAWS E BUPJLE DISTRIBUTOR UWUU PRODUCTS 76 BUSULIUE TRITON HWUTUI? 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Everyday IUOUHTQIH U VlELU CLIFF - flerenvalle ' Fhmily Dinners our Specialty Sandwhches4Fbuntain Siwima Open Evcninvs Edward k.Anna'3uhe1dt --9-no-', ........--- BEUER PURTRQEES FUR LESS !UUUE9i mms an umm PIHHLLUP NVE? RUQU PHONE PUL3ilI,i,l!l3 2955. THIS IS THE GUM FLUKE l UiHiifIl?E HE1umrsSEQURE ' . BEHUIGE mas l3U!?U?QlTS BH KRLIL 96'--j oyed doi wg y Pgrtrait wcrif- yo 5 Q always wejcgnwe STEP IH 50015 TUNE MU SEE HUUYNSUSIEH H533 BEGIN B531 wma:-453 QW 1,015 of LUUK Smuowa .rsh , -:fn-Q -.- .. 5 lv-Q Congratulations to the V Class of 1948, 0- r. ,.,... . ' , 'R' V L l-f 5f w?fyp- ji., v ., K - if QW masse smocm 1i,?f,4 PM Lv ij., General Merchandise G Best by 60 yeagafites-t Cold Stggage Lockers 937 'B' Broadway, TBCOIHB Phong fn ' MMA ' VT MVFNS 1 x g ,is V 'N ,3 UQ ff asf U59 , 1. K 1: '-334: 5.. :izi u.Nwn:': ' -. 1 msuzwmms VEULDPJYPE QI I I 5024 590W'?311f ., - ' . 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