North Kitsap High School - Viking Yearbook (Poulsbo, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1943 volume:

OTCWOTCJ l-lere at s fellas The new l9-43 Vnkung In some of obstacles due To the shortage of mafenals and to varfous other factors we have endeavored to brung to you a Condensafron of lhe mann events of the l942 43 school year The Vrkung wlll not be as extensuve as nf has een In The po T but we hope you wlll hear wllh us and Overlook nts shorfcomlngs N-V 5 1 O VN1 . - - 1 ll ' ' Il I , ' . r rr . - 11 - A - V b i S, . Y . L :l'x'-1?l Sw THF AEn5flFClA'Ef1'vf1JDf'N'l' EEUIPK UF THE' 'N' E-'lrl Kl:f. ll'1rl ll-lffll L, .-::'CJ w'-PVNGTL12 DEDICATIG Here s to the students of North Kitsap' To those of you who are nn the armed forces to those of you who are workmg un defense undustrues and to those of you who are stall attendung school and contrlbutung to the war effort In your spare time we the members of the annual staff dedicate thas annual We sincerely hope that In the years to come It will brlng back many happy memorres Annual St Edltor Ann K1nca1d Asslstant Advert1s1ng Manager B111 Wh1tford Advlsor M1ss E111s Bus1ness Manager Emo N1em1 ArtAdv1SOr MISS Scholz Assxstant BUSINESS Manager Jean Copy Advlsor M153 Larson Tallman Copy Wrlters-Clara Bergsagel June AdVETt1S1hg Manager D1ck Harpel Lehman Rosemay Klepper Irene Plerce Shlrley Mayrand KINCAID NIEMI HAR! ILL ILLLIB LAKENES TALLMAN WHITI' ORD '32-' Jan I . . , . I I I I . I ' all Assistant Editor-Selma Lakenes. , , l . I ISTR TI .Qu-.,. s 38, .36- To those given the responsubuluty of moldmg the mmds of yourmo Americans as placed a great trust To mstull a forth and courage for these tnmes to gave the fauthful ex ample of a gust authorxty and a concept of a future rn which are perpetuated the Four Freedoms the equalnty of all peoples and classes to msplre a desnre to seek the fulfullmeht of thevr rnghts to lnfe, llberty and pursunt of happmess '-'E A . - -.M -. 1.5 . U , , l . 1 1 MR A C ERICKSON Supermtendent Kltsap County School Dxstrxct 400 MR R G DENNIS Prmc1pa1 North K1tS3p Hlgh School SVI r Erzckson UW r fDennzs The man whose duty lt IS to solve the admlnustratlve problems of the dnstrlct has been wlth the N K faculty for seven years He came as prlnclpal nn l936 and has served an that capacuty until the mud term of last year when he took over the responsubzllty of Dsstruct 400 composed of all the schools In the north end of the county Prevlous to thus he taught In Oak Harbor sux years and In Carnation for four years l-lavmg attended Washington State College and Unnversuty of Washington he graduated from the Unlversuty where he received has Bachelors Degree and later obtained hls Master s Degree at Stanford flshlng IS hls favorute actlvnty There were many new faces un the faculty for the l9-42 43 school year fore most among them benng Mr Dennls prmcupal of North Kutsap Possesslng a sparkllng personallty and a wlnnung lrnsh smile he us a gradute of the Una verslty of Washlngton with a major In l-llstory and mnnors ln Clvucs and Engllsh Mr Dennis flrst taught school an Montana after which he was a member of the Baunbrldge Hugh School for seven years servlng as pruncupal for sux A cheerful and lndustrlous leader It has been his task to solve the many knotty problems of school lufe and to smooth the paths of the students . . . . I While attending college he was an ardent wrestler, but at the present time ! I IM? CULTY J6- II-I- PLIIN 015411 NI -XX N I' VI IH' RRI ni I, UI VN II XROI Il HI' NRII HNPN x NI-I RI'I'NI I ut N H NRI FX QLTPHIN CONIQTANCE I ARSON XRNT OX FN W S C XIRI INIIXSLHOII N IURPVI F R-'KITR-XY 0fW 'XI II I- .IOVI of IN U ofW IUI' I NON 014 S Ate 0 HANS ROSY -XI D of N Dakull I' DI I H D-XNIIFI NON Sea tn VII' De-nm of W XXIX NIILKNPX ufw 0 I' I LI- N I' ORSBILRI' f ufP I URI- I FA OLSON NIL to 'Nh' Eruk-.un K! 0 I + 5 f I 1 I l 1'-. xx- - 2 . . . lf. '. A A A IAQ ' ' I 'QV.As.AC. AA ' -1. A- A A l'A. 'A A Iil I'II rzmcrmx 1-'os'rr-:li SHI-:RMAN Icom-:R'1'A BROWN I-LLNI me wEBs'1'ER It ' '. w. U. f w. 1'. f w. . , :J ' .131 If. 3. 3 A ' Q H , 1. Q. . ' , w. U. l'. '. U. f I an 1. .S. MAJ : 'l'A G 12. i , ': J' 1 .. 1 J . 3 TUDE T CSU LIL ff1,,lf 'W SIANDINC' Hans n Dedoyard Hay Jen en Denms S Maguand hvunne lanl C Mayrand lack SEATED Almo Whltfoxd leterson Rasmu en Nemu I tems Vatu hllu The Student Councul ot North Kutsap us the group that keeps the school rollung smoothly along lt us composed of the student body offucers who were Furst semester Duck Harpel presudent Vard Smuth vuce presudent Dacua Peters secretary Esther Peterson treasurer Second semester Kenny Ras mussen presudent Euno Nuemu vuce presudent Dacua Peters secretary Esther Peterson treasurer Each class us represented by two students a boy and a gurl The presudents of the Boys and Gurls Club and Mr Dennus are also uncluded un the councul Thus organuzatuon has many dutues and also many responsubulutues They supervuse the school budget and they have the power to uncrease or decrease the money for all classes and clubs Thus uncludes budgetung for the well known and wudely used stamp plan The members of the Student Councul elect the assustant offucers to publush the Vukung If the work of these students us satusfactory they automatucally become the leaders of the Vukung Staff for the followung year The assemblues are all planned or approved by the Student Councul and they are un charge also of all campaugns and electuons that are held durung the school year The two maun projects successfully completed by the councul were the collec tuon of scrap metal and the sellung of war bonds and stamps Thus group deserves a bug hand for the excellent work done durung the term of l942 43 V- ,rf , ' 4 ,. , u . 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ELEANOR EI LISON The Man I Love BOB D GREEN Hop on Your Pogo Stick BRUCE GULDJORD Be Honest Wrth Me LLOYD GREEN Blg Broad Smile DICK HARPEL Prarse the Lord and Pass the Ammumtron MARGARET HART Im Saving Myself for Brll TOMMY HAMMOND Muslcmakers LILA JEAN HAMERSLOUGH Dip Your Pen In Sunshine MARVIN HANSEN Rosle the Rlvlter RUTH HAMALAINEN Wonder When My Babys Comm Home GLENN HASKIN Ive Got Four New Trres MARY HART Gobs ol Love HENRY HANSEN Taking a Chance on Love ,, , ,, ll ' ' ll ,, , ,, - H 1 H ,, H - 1, H . ,, ,, - . ,, ,, , JOE H , H , . U H ,, - ,, ,, . ,, BOB L. GREEN Keep That Smile ,, - H ,, - - , ., . -- H ,, , - - ,, ,, - . 1, - - - H H - -- ,, ,, , . , , H , - H H ,, H . NORMAN JEFFERIES The Sleep Song GENEVA JONES All the Thmgs You Are CARL JENSEN Kiss Me or You ve Gotta Get Out BOB JOHNSON I Dont Believe In Rumors DARLENE JENSEN I Threw A Kiss ln the Ocean PAT JOSE Happy Holiday ANN KINCAID Smllm Through ELSIE KAINULAINEN The Woman ol the Year BABETTE KUETT That Soldier of Mme AILEEN KALLIO I Left My Heart at the Stagedoor Canteen ETHEL KIETH Smg Me a Love Song DONNA LINEBARGER When the Lights Go On Agam ETHEL LAKENES The Song of the Fighting Marines DOROTHY LUNDQUIST There Will Never Be Another ou JUNE LEHMAN You Are My Sunshme DORIS LUND Time Was LOYD MYRVANG And the Band Played On DON MacPHERSON I Get the Neck of the Chlcken LOIS MACKEY Rmgs on Her Fingers and Bells on Her Toes ALICE MAKI Streets of Dreams SHIRLEY MAYRAND School Days MARGIE MARTIN Ol Thee I Smg RUTH MALMEDAHL Why Dont You Fall rn Love With Me H ,, H - H H H - . , ,, , - . ,, ,. , , ,, H . ,, .. , H H H ,, - - , H ,, ,, . ,, . ROY LORETTE l'm Looking For a New Love' ,, - - H ,, . . . ,, ,, - Y , 1, . H U - ,, ,, , ll ' ll ,, , H ,, ,, - ,, ,, , . - , DEAN NEGAARD When You re a Long Long Way From Home HELEN NELSON Smrles EINO NIEMI Sentrmental Feelrng DICK ODELL Hr Neighbor JOHNNY OHMAN Oh Iohnny ESTHER PETERSON Snottre Lrule Cutie DACIA PETERS He Wears a Parr of Srlver Wrngs JOAN PRICE Be Careful Its My Heart IRENE PIERCE Youd Be So Nrce to Come Home To VELMA PUGH .lust Plarn Lonesome ETHEL PARCELLS Poem Set to Musrc STANLEY PAULSON I7 Years Wrth the Wrong Woman KENNY RASMUSSEN When a Shepherd Leads Hrs Sheep Back Home EMERY RINGSTAD All These Wonderful Years CALVIN RICE Strrctly Instrumental ROSE MARY SANDAHL lm Old Fashioned JIM SODERBERG Flat Foot Floogre RUTH STICKNEY Ive Heard That Song Before TOMMY SAWYER You re Easy To Dance Wrth BARBARA STOTTS Chrldren of America ELSIE SWAN Five Foot Two Eyes of Blue CECIL SINCLAIR Im Getting Trred So I Can Sleep SHIRLEY SEAFORTH Happy Go Lucky ,, , ,, . ,, . H ,, - - ,, H . - ,, , ,, ,, , . ,, . . . , H - - - ,, H , ,, H , - , ,, - ,, WES PURDIN l'm Doing it for Defense ,, . , H Q H H - , ,, , ,, . H ,, , . U U . , H , H H , - ,, H . . , H - ,, , H , - - ,, H HERBERT TODD Footloose and Fancy Free' ERNEST TUOMI 'The Farmer in the Dell NORMAN VAA One Dozen Roses DICK WEISS You'd Be Surprised 1 BILL WHEELER Jumpin Jive JIM WINSBOROUGH Jim CHARLES WILKENS Ferryboat Serenade SENIOR CLASS CDFFICERS First Semester Second Semester KENNY RASMUSSEN Presndent LOYD MYRVANG Presrdent VARD SMITH Vice President BILL WHEELER Vice President DACIA PETERS Secretary DACIA PETERS Secretary WESLEY PURDIN Editor BABETTE KUETT Editor SHIRLEY MAYRAND Student Council ELEANOR ELLISON Student Council NORMAN VAA Student Council NORMAN VAA Student Cauncfl IRENE PIERCE G C Council JUNE LEHMAN G C Council EMERY RINGSTAD B C Council CALVIN RICE B C Council MISS ELLIS Advisor MISS ELLIS Advisor DARLENE JENSEN, Treasurer AILEEN KALLIO, Treasurer SENKDR PRCPHECY Je Flrpprng the pages of the calendar ahead ten years from l943 3 year of war to l953 a year of world peace we frnd Drck Harpel l942 Student Body Presrdent rn charge of an expedrtron rn search of hrs former lass mates the class of 43 Drck recerved hrs honorable drscharge from the Army Arr orps rn whrch he held the rank of Major and rs gorng to spend hrs vacatron -rom hrs new posrtron of presrdent of Trans Asratrc Arr Lrnes seerng how hrs schoolmates are frttrng themselves rnto thrs fast movrnq world Havrng organrzed our plans we leave the large arr frelds rn Bremerton and head south Among the plane crew are Glenn Haskrns a mechanrc who served trme wrth a ground squad rn the Arr Corps rn World War ll and Dacra Peters arrlrne hostess who rn prrvate lrfe rs the rdeal housewrfe On reachrng Hollywood we frnd Dorothy Lundaurst and Lloyd 'green top box offrce stars and hear that Norman Vaa has recerved an Oscar for hrs outstandrng actrng rn the very favorrte Broadway productron What cr Man' Also representrng the class of 43 rs Tommv Sawyer and Babette Kuett the popular dance team ofthe day who have taken the place of Fred Astarre and Rrta Hayworth on the stage Babette rs also kept busy rn prrvate lrfe runnrng her own home for her husband Andy and therr famrly Flyrng west we now head for the scene of the Pearl Harbor battle the Hawarran Islands where Wes Purdrn rs makrng hrs resrdence Wes rs strll a member of the servrce and rs permanently statroned there as an rnstructor Snooprng rnto hrs prrvate lrfe we frnd he has marrred and has a famrly who rs pretty proud of hrs gold brard and hrs medals recerved for bravery rn the last war Shrrley Seaforth rs also lrvrng rn Honolulu and rs a dancrng rnstructor teachrng Hawarran grrls how to really do the hula Tommy Hammond spends hrs evenrngs leadrng hrs own band whrch rs popular throughout the Islands and durrng the day rs proprretor of The Exclusrve Ladres Gown Shop whrch brrngs hrm rn personal contact wrth many of hrs femrnrne admrrers Leavrng Hawarr rn the background we choose the Panama Canal Zone as our next stop where Erno Nermr former Boys Club Presrdent and Kenny Rasmussen l943 Student Body Presrdent are head engrneers On complet rng therr duratron and srx months thereafter perrod wrth the Unrted States Army the fellows matrrculated at Washrngton State College where they recerved therr degrees rn engrneerrnq Are they marrred? Can you prcture two popular fellows lrke them tyrnq themselves to one :1rrl hu uh' Texas rs our next destrnatron there to sp nd a week or two on Carr Jensen s large cattle ranch He reports that he lrkes the Lone Star State sage brush and all and also that the cowgrrls frt hrs style and they aren t bow legged crtherl' Berng back rn the states we turned to the radro ntertarnment durrnq rest perrods rn the arr and the frrst vorce that came to us was that well known sports commentator none other than Clrff Dove who ten years prevrous was Sports Edrtor of the Compass and even had a by lrne 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1' - , r .. 1 , . l x.. , 1 ' 1 1 . I . . ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' . 1 1 - ' 11 11 1 . . . . . . ,, , ll . , . , 1 1 1 1 ' I I V . . , . 1 I I - -- - 11 11 1 . . . ,, . . 1 ,, . . . . . . . , 1 1 . . . , . 1 1 1 1 1 - - . . ,, . . H . . . 1 ' 1 . . . 0 I 1 l , . . . . I' 1 1 - 2' . . . D . . 1 '-' , , A ,. 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' ' Popular raduo and stage bands of the day unclude Loyd Myrvangs Swungsterettes who are comp tung wuth Tommy Dorsey and Don McPher son s Orchestra un whuch he us drummer and a second Gene Krupa Wuth on to Floruda resoundung throughout the cockput we :lecude to call on Eleanor Elluson and her husband Wally and Ann Kuncald and her husband Ray who are all spendung theur wunter at Muamu Beach Ann com pleted her nurses traunung at the Unuversuty of Washungton before takung the vows Through Eleanor we learn that Shurley Mayrand us a mussuonary now un Afruca and that those two popular snsters Muke and Mary Hart have made matrumony theur lufe work to whom she dudn t know' Wuth the lughts of Broadway to guude us we head for New York Cuty there to fund Lula Jean Hamerslough edutor of Mademouselle and Darlene Jensen as one of Power s models Bull Bloom up and comung lawyer has won hus furst case un court Why shouldn t he have wuth the speakung abuluty he showed un debatung at AND hus cluent Lous Anderson who turned the hearts of the uury Contunuung north we stop at Vassar where much to our amazement we fund Bob D Green enrolled un U S Hustory surrounded by many pretty femunune go getters He won t pass on hus secret of entrance because wuth no competutuon he can usually get a date for Saturday nught he does her Fruday s assugnment Phuladelphua us our next destunatuon where we fund Clara Bergsagel head socual worker at the largest hosputal located there Clara unformed us that Ethel Kueth popular soloust at N K has mad a name for herself on the raduo luke the ones she made at the Poulsbo Fountaun Wuth luttle tume to our credut and lots of terrutory to over we ontunue our trup our next stop beung Detrout where the large automobule and Jurplane undustrues are located Ushered througn a door marked Pruvate we ee the famuluar faces of Duck Odell manager of the Dustrubutung Plant and hus ecretary Esther Peterson who un pruvate lufe assumes another nam hmmmmmm Among the other faces un he large offuce we spy Beverly Anderson a bookkeeper and Helen Nelson s who us a receptuonust and cu good one accordung to a handsome fulung clerk' Flyung south once more we head for Camp Ty en Tennessee where Sgt Cecul Sunclaur and Lt Bob L Green are statuoned Whule there we learn that Dean Neaaard and June Lehman have uoun d the ranks un the Meducal Department but are statuoned lsewhere Duck gettung very homesuck for hus gurl Ruth Hamalaunen starts the plane forward wuth a new crew consustung ot Lous l-lull aurlune hostess who keeps all her passengers un good humor wuth her clever uokes Bruce Gulduord photographer for the Seattle Tumes and D ck Weuss a mechanuc who stull hasn t decuded whuch gurl us good enough for hum Shufflung through our ma l w fund letters from Margue Martun who us now a sungung unstructor a a hugh schoo' somewhere un the south and Bar bara Stotts who us a member of the All G rl Orchestra Also postcards from Rosemary Sandahl tellung of her new posutuon as lubraruan un a chuldren s lubrary un Montana and one from Genevueve Jones who us stull luvung un Luttle Boston welcomed us Il 1 ll D ' ' ' 1 ' I ' I I ' I , I I I I 1 1 ' P ll II I . . , I . , I I I ' I I ' ' ' II ' ll I- 1 , . . . . . . N. K .... . . . ' ' , ' , A . I I ' ' Il II I 4 , y , . . IF I . I . I 'I ' ey . and in private life is keeping her husband on a diet of sodas and milk shakes, . . . A I . C I H C . 1 1' ' ' - - u uf ' 11 I 'N . 5 I .J l I I I s , , ' ' ' ' e . . . l , L , . I I .ll I I I I ' , S , , I 4 V V . . Q I . I . u I Q , , o . , , I A . . . I I I I - I L . 5 . . . I ' I I . I il 9 . . . l . . . . F I I J . I i 4 ll Il 1 N' ' ' I ' I I I , . Flyung over the Great Plauns Duck pounts out the large farm belongung to Marvun I-lansen and the neughborung one owned by Ernest Tuomu treas urer of the Future Farmers of Ameruca un hus senuor year at N K Farragut ldaho us out next stop there to see Ensugns Bull Wheeler and Charlue Wulkuns who are traunung new recruuts They unformed us that Herbue Todd us workung un Seattle at Boeung s and that Calvun Ruce us stull un the Army statuoned somewhere un l'exas Wuth a Unuversuty of Washungton versus Washungton State football game beung played on the latter s fueld we rut our vusut snort to take un the best game ot the season Coach Gene Delford for WSC Introduced us to hus undeteated squad and tnen took us over to meet the baseball coach who was none other than Stanley Paulson formerly one of N K s best players Seated among the Unuversuty crowd we overheard someone say that word had been receuved from Auleen Kalluo who was tourung Europe on a scholarshup she had won whule attcndung the Unuversuty Also among the spectators were Norman Jefferues who us employed un Pullman and Bob Johnson who has just receuved hus honorable duscharge from the Marunes Arruvung un Seattle we land our plane at Boeung s Aur Fueld where we spot Joan Pruce and her avuator husband and Jum Soderb rg communuca tuons man Jummy us lust as good natured as ever and very popular wuth the gurls un the offuce When asked uf he had seen any of the members of the class of 45 he reported that Luculle Curttrught and Ruth Malmedal are workung as clerks un a Seattle department store whule theur husbands are on a busnness trup somewhere un the East ln checkung over our correspondence we duscover a letter sugned by Irene Puerce a buyer for the Bon Marche un Seattle and learn that her secretary us Dorus Lund also an alumnu of N K Returnung uO Bremerton we fund that a uute a few have made Kutsap County theur hom uncludung Johnue Ohman wno spent some tume wuth the Navy un World War ll Joe Ekstedt and Henry l-lansen have remauned un the Keyport Pearson area each ownung theur own farm whule Elsue Kaunulaunen and her husband resude un the Pleasant Rudge dustruct engaged un the same occupatuon Decudung to spend one day at North Ku sap before sayung amen to our journey we see Bud Culbertson sungung unstructor who also teaches Math and Ruth Stuckney Home Economucs teacher specualuzung un cookung Catchung up on our maul once more we receuved a letter from Donna Lunebarger who us now luvung un the Phuluppunes where her husband a Navy man us statuoned She unformed us that Ethel Lakenes us marrued and luvung there also Jummy Wunsborough sent us an announcement of hus promotuon to major un the Unuted States Army and us now statuoned un Calufornua He says the Army lufe us swell and dates are plenty easy to get Presudent of a Socual Woman s Club Elsue Swan devotes her tume be tween her dutues and keepung house for her husband Bob Keenholts a 40 alumnu and theur famuly Among the members of the club are Aluce Mak: a beauty parlor operator un Bremerton and Velma Pugh who has marrued also Whule sayung goodbyes at the aurport we meet a Navy offucer none other than George Ball who attended Annapclus after graduatuon from N K and us now a lueutenant commander un the erxuce Havung completed a successful trup we part company all convunced that our classmates are doung well un theur uoles as cutu ens of our Uruutea States I ' 1 1 - 1 1 1 I . 1 I . . 1 , . ., , ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 u 1 1 A I I . . . 1 I 1 1 I - . 1 1 . . . D , - 1 V 1 ' - 1 . . I - , - . A . I . , . . . 1 . . ,- I I I . . . Iv . I. . I . . . . . . . . ,3 . '1 1 I I I . . . .1 . ,, ,, u , I 1 - 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 I . I u . I .. . . , . . I - . . , I I 1 ' F' 1 I I ' I ' 1 I . . . . . Q I. I I I . . . ., . . 1 - -v . 4. Fourth Row: Alnruhamson, Cranilzxll, Be-rgszmcl, Baker, Anlonson. Thirul Row: Gifvhrist, Frey, Doilo- yaril Erickson, Erim-kson, Duuzxn, lic-ncler. Si-1-onil Row: Dnmitz Grunilal, Brown, Am-lanil, Duke, Butler, Danielson. I'1rst Row: Harm-l, lrirk, Holt, Full- erton, .Xlmosl Evenson, Frykholm. l'hir1I Row: Hofromlr, Gu-on, Olsen, Larson, Morrison, Jonson, Post. Second How: Lien, Howcrton, John- son, Lake-ne-ss, Johnson, Kuzmirh, Hizrys, Hansen. First Row: Kendall, Mt-Ginty, Olson, Kleppcr, Lunrlquisl McPherson, Jewell. 'ourth Row: VVhitl'oril, Rullc, Ifsilalu. l'hiril Row: S zu k s h u u 31, Sanflin, S L- h m u c k, Slicknvy, Sorenson, VVintt-r. Scronil Row: Ray, Peterson. Thomp- son Sr-hlosky, R o lm lr, Tallman, Schniuls-r. First Row: Svhalll-r', l'Q-rrinet, Safe, VVolf1-, l'l'lixIer, I'al'cells, Slrie-bel, Slrielyel. JU1 First Semester DICK USITALO, President DOROTHY HARPEL, Vice President MAXINE DEDOYARD- Secretary ROSE MAY KLEPPER, Treasure SELMA LAKENESS, Editor JUNE ALMOS, Student C d LOWELL JENSEN, Stu ELNA HOLT, G. C. Fourth Row: lloyd, Fox, Anderson Cave, luvenson, Burr, Almrahamson. Third Row: Flick, Fredericks, Hoff, Anson, Butler, Olson, Harrison. Second Row: Anderson, Hansen, Bow- man Haskins, Carsley, Gailetly, Hanson, Holcomb. First Row: Adams, Ball, Brieningz Gunderson, Hindlc, Burr, Lutes Howe. Fourth Row: G 1' a v e s, Higheaprle Hanson, Myrvamz, Miller, Hansen Third Row: Hayes, Murphy, Johnson Kvinnesland, Newton, Nilsen, Mills Second Row: Maki, Kindahl, Johnson Kohler, Hamilton, Knapp, Johnson George. First Row: Niemi, Jensen, Nordberyr Jefferies, La y, Lehman, Li Johnson. IKM Fourth Row: Sluiry, Todd, Malstrom Rosenquist, Schenk. Third Row: McPherson, Slram, Langs- Martinson, Oyloe, Morszan. Second Row: Teelimz. P e t e r s 0 n Tichacek, Pugh, Lonpzmate, Parteh First Row: Rustad, Stevens, Parcells Soderberpr, Reese, Olson, Salo. SOPHQMORE CLAQS OFFICERS F rrst Semester Second Semester BOB SCHNIEDER Presrdent DALE ANDERSON President RICHARD BOYD Vrce President IRENE HANSEN Vice President CALVIN BURR Secretary EDITH SALO Secretary JOYCE MILLER Treasurer EILEEN FREDICKS, Treasurer VIRGIL HANSON Editor VIRGIL HANSON, Editor SHIRLEY JOHNSON Student Council SHIRLEY JOHNSON, Student Council DAVID HAYS Student Council BOB KVINSLAND, Student Council BARBARA JENSEN G C Council SELMA GUNDERSON. G. C. Council X Fourth Row: Halvorsen, Hart, Fog. man, Frederickson, Blair, Brooks, Brenner. Third Row: Balcom, Hofford, Daniel- son, Iglke, mixes, Evjen. I Second Row: Pggerly, Dennis, Bjior- seth, Evenson, Alyea, Evjen, Falk- ner, Culbertson. First Row: Husby, Carlson, Damitz, Anderson, Dowell, Bowen, Abra- harrison. Fourth Row: Mason, Murphy, Kelly, Pugh, Lindgren, Meldtwedt, Jack- son. Third Row: Lewis, Kincaid Lowe Johnson, Hansen, Johnson, Iverson, Hockett. 1 Second Row: Johnson, K e n n e d y, Henderson, Johnson, Hansen, Han- sen, Herrold. N First Row: Nichols, Miotke, Hursley, Kugener, Kuzmick, Herrold, Olsen. K N.. Ei , Q E Fourth Row: Trotman, Shull, Tall- man, Nelson, Shull, Musselman, Warren. Third Row: Stark, Whitlock, Swen- son, Pettit, Parcells, Quinn, Soder- berg. Second Row: Sundberfr, Sorensen, Mayrand, Reed, Shold, Schmuck, Vance. First Row: Spiry, Sorbo, Manville, Swanson, McGinty, Manville, Smith FRE First Semester BARBARA PETTIT, President BILL LOWE, Vice President MARY LOU BLAIR Treasurer HENRY HUSBY Editor JOYCE HANSON, Studen JAMES JOHNSON, Secretary CHUCK JACKSON, St C BARBARA SMITH M... 4 'gf M -l M. Kami 6. we ff A TI ITIEd W Wne hugh chool octwmes consnstnng of vorucus cluos ond closses rn oddntuon to prcvud ng for tl'-e students nmmeduote socuol 'nfe equrps Hum wufh the experlence organ J nr Government ond Ieod rshup warn whnch to face the uncertoln world of the present ond future 1 , . s , , . . , - , , uf rrzuno, se 2 P -1 1 TOP ROW Peters, Jensen, Mayrand, Pierce B01 IOM ROW Mis Brown, Smith, Jensen, Holt, Hamerslough J' GIRLS? CLUB CDU CTL 'ff' Because of the war efforts of the nation, the Girls' Club activities for the year were centered around Red Cross work and various drives sponsored by the school during the year. The Red Coss work consisted of filling Christmas stockings for the boys in the Naval Hospital, sending Christmas and Thanks- giving favors to the hospitals, and making covers for hot water bottles. First semester officers were as follows: Lila Jean Hamerslough, president, Darlene Jensen, vice president, Shirley Mayrand, secretary, Lois Anderson, treasurer, and Dacia Peters, editor. The second semester officers were: Shirley Mayrand, president, Lois Anderson, vice president.: Dacia Peters, secretaryg Irene Pierce, treasurer, and Elna Holt, editor, 'FOI' ROW: Cave, Larson, l'ui:h, Ringstarl, Win x BOTTOM ROW: Newberry, Lawrence Purdin, V. Smith Bun Nunn nf BUYS' CLUB CDU CIL aff' With the beginning of the new school year the Boys' Club met to elect officers for the year. Eino Niemi, a Senior, and active in club work, was elected president. Cal Burr, a Sophomore, was to hold the office of vice president, while Jim Winsborough and Bruce Guldjord, both Seniors, took offices as treasurer and secretary respectively. Wes Purdin ably held down the job of program chairman until mid-year when he graduated. Loyd Myrvang then took over. Emery Ringstad and Calvin Rice were Boys' Club representatives. Through the able leadership of these officers and the whole-hearted co- operation of the club the largest scrap drive in the county was held, Another project the club conducted was the collection and buying of Christ- mas gifts for the service men stationed at and confined to the Sand Point Dispensary. We received many letters of appreciation from the men saying we made the holiday seem much more like Christmas as most of them were unable to get home during that time and could not receive gifts from home for various reasons. The rest of the year was spent in school activities. All in all, we can be proud of our work this year. Mr. Sutphin was our advisor the first semester, but was relieved by Mr. New- berry the second semester. JF CCDMPASS STAFF 'te' Despite the fact that social activities have been few in number, the Compass Staff managed to meet the deadline every time. With mid-year graduation, the Compass Staff lost two of its outstanding members, Lila Jean Hamerslough, also editor of the paper during her Junior year, and Wesley Purdin, business manager. Under the supervision of Miss Larson, the members of the staff learned the fundamentals that go with publishing a paper, and found that it isn't as easy as it appears on the surface. First semester staff: Lila Jean l-lamerslough, editor, June Lehman, assistant editor, Wesley Purdin, busines manager, Cliff Dove, sports editor, Maxine Dedoyard, exchange editor, and Miss Larson, advisor. The second semester staff: lrene Pierce and Louise Peterson, editors, June Lehman, assistant editor, Bill Whitford, business manager, Cliff Dove, sports editor, Maxine Dedoyard, exchange editor, and Miss Larson, advisor. Reporters were Ethel Parcells, Lois Hill, Dean Negaard, Rosmay Klepper, Shirley McGinty, Dorothy Lundquist, Ruth l-lamalainen and Norman Vaa. lrrl Row: llurpvl Nl yrvuml. Kirin- R' html. Anrlm-rsun, l'vtm'sur1. I 0 f-uni! Rim: I' u u h Hnnmluinvn Hurt, Di-mlliynrrl, Iifiwnmn. I i I R . lxemiu, l'XAll1ll,dlI!lll, I,. ,Xnilprciin lunaliluist Nlnnw Nlille-r I urlh Row: Green, Stic-lim-y, Ilan- wn Mi-limly. N -onil Row: I' 0 t 01' s 0 n, Hrit-ksun, N ntts. AS nw' - -- - iril Row: Stirkm-y, Duke, 'I'aIlman lm-Iiml. Ni-wtnri, Juli nson. 1 it Qllicc Stall Students interested in the office work enrolled last fall and later the staff was selected by Mr. Dennis. lt is composed ot approximately twenty workers who are mostly Juniors and Seniors or students having taken a commercial course. Their duties are to collect attendance slips, answer the phone, record grades, and in general, help Mrs. Danielson with the many details of a high school office. Lilnrarv anal Public S Jcalcini Class 2 I . The Public Speaking Class sponsored three contests on National Book Vxfeek. They were Know Your Books which consisted of matching book title with authors, Extemporaneous Speech, on any desired topic pertaining to books, and Poetry Reading. They were won by Emery Ringstad, Lloyd Green and Juanita Reese, respectively. The staff and Miss Stickney, their advisor, are eagerly awaiting the com pletion of the new library so that they may move into the larger quarters. w I l 71 Liu Len Ppears enson, Scliniuek, Whitford, Welxstel In-eolirl How: Niemi Lnkeness, l'ngh lizxllio, Vim, . lVly1'vaxng lloll Fire an aiety Cluln S 1-1 C 110 IC 1 Honor boclety Seventh Row: Anderson, Berprsairel, Johnson, Lakeness Hansen Sixth Row: Klemver, Sliekney, l'si- talo, Hansen, Johnson, lfox, Same, Almos lfiflh Row: Freclerieks, Vaa, Niemi, Kincaid Schnieder. Gunderson Fourth Row: Scholz, Mr-Ginty, Ras- mussen, Erickson, De1loyzu'ml, Reese, Tallman, Johnson, 'l'hii'd Row: Rustad, Niemi, Kullio Myrvunliv 'l'. Peterson, li, Peterson, Sandahl, Johnson, Linnen Second Row: li. Peterson, Nordlmerp. Holt, Nilsen, Teelimz, Hamerslougrh, Lehman, Miller, lfullerlon lfirst Row: Lutes, Jensen, Smlerlmerg, Kindall, Johnson, Lehman, Boyd, Burr, Howe, Salo THIRD ROVV: Thompson Vaa, Rude, llsitalo, Schmuck UND ROW: Nlyvwanyz, Holm-omh, Green, Weiss, Udell, Delford, Wheeler FIRST ROW: Niemi, Smith, Rasmussen, A5-eland, Hansen, Oyen Haskin. lrirk lhird liow: l,:irsen, lin-ruszigrel, hor- lnrsl Roxx: Johnson, lxlepi-er, l'en-r- son. Kinuziiwl, Lundquisl, Nelson, FOURTH ROW: Rinizstail, Ohmnn, Weiss, Even in H ci mb Abraham n THIRD ROW: Schull, Tuomi, .lelferric-ra, Puxzh, Ru k an n SECOND ROW: Miller, Lawrence, Swanson, Hull l ugh 1 um dl l lRS'l' ROW: George, Green, Wheeler, Jensen, Ne ly iiunlahl Blsom JP Future Farmers of America 'W As part of their summer projects, in l942, the Future Farmers of America completed a successful scrap drive. Approximately one ton of rubber, three tons of paper, and four or five tons of iron were collected. In the early part of the school year, a Victory Bull was secured from the American Jersey Breeders Association, and Kenneth Rasumssen, president, brought it back from Olympia, to be kept in the south end of the county. Later, three Purebred Pigs were secured from Sears, Roebuck and Company. At the present time, Jim Forbes has one of the sows, and Bill Wheeler has a sow and a boar. Other activities carried out during the year were testing soil for the 'farmers in the north end of the county, and donating of money for drapes at the state convention in Pullman. The boys are having larger and better projects this year, due to a new system, which allows them extra points, giving them better grades and more credits. Because of transportation facilities, the usual judging contest could not be held, but a similar one is to be held at school by the members of the organ- ization. Officers for the year were: Kenneth Rasmussen, president, Bill Wheeler, vice president, Bill Bloom, secretary first semester, Carl Jensen, secretary second semester, Ernest Tuomi, treasurer, and Dick Weiss, reporter. Canlclcria Force llU111C lic Clula Counci S4-wvnrl Row: limvnmn Pierce, lm sun, lfrykhn l'lrQI Row: H tlnrrlon lm :fl r 11 c I, Tel-lim: THIRD RUVVI Mcl'h1-rson, Hoff, Snrle-rborg, Evjen SECOND ROVV: Vanve, Rustzul, Maki, Son-nsnn FIRST ROVV: Anderson, Bowen, Howe, Striebel, Abrahamsnn lure-NL1rsinLi Clula Thirul Row: BL-ryzszurvl, Kalliu, Peters Lohman, Mayranll, Slim-km-y, Kin- raid Second Row: Kainulainen, Suze, Ful- lerton Klepper, M1-Ginty, Nelson, Peterson, Pierce First How: J ost, Sl'l'l2iTl'El', Siotts Ellison. Cu1'ttri1:hI, Holt, I'u9:h 1 '01-sc C wvxnl Ibm: .X 11:1 nm 1, .XlI1'ulmynxnlx, NK'ilxNlml':mL:l1, NNW-iw, Ihnxlvxllsv-11 ,Is-nw-n Illll In--1 Run: Huy Holt, I 111 I ml U51-H I'4-in-null, l.:nh1-In--. Latin Clulu SEUONIJ HOW: lic-rzfauel, Gres-n Hammond, Crm-en, I.. Green, Stir-km-y FIRST ROVV: Martin, Sanrlahl, Kallin, Hart, Kim-aid, Se-aforth Spanish Cluln A'!h Huw: Myrvurmxa, Hunxnn, Mm rl-nn, Rude-, I.:nwun Sr'hx-nvk, Burl Kvinm-slaxnul lhnwl Row: Hngfl, Gil:-hrift. fVlm'Gin!y Fox. I'-italu, ,Xxuh-rxmx, l'1ric-kann 'lluakyy Huy'-X Numnl Row: ilxww-ln, Annals S4-hniwl 4-r, 'l':Allnmn, .I1vhnNun, l l'wim-x'iz'kw Hnnxun, Huxkxn, Gund:-rvwrl llxxl Huw: S1-hath-1', .-'Mlzuu-, Hull Ulxun, Irim-k Kuzmirk, I.1-hmmm l.inm'n, .Xlnu-w, Snln if MUSIC DEPARTMENT Wi' The music department, under the direction of Mr. Sherman, offers training in Band, Orchestra and Instrumental Music. Approximately seventy-five members are enrolled. Activities participated in during the school year were playing at the Armis- tice Day Program in Poulsbo, and several showings at the home football games and assemblies. The Pep Band plays an important part in school life, and is under the direc- tion of Loyd Myrvang. They made many public appearances during the basketball season. Among the members of the group are: Tommy Hammond, Mary Ellen Hindle, Ethelyn Johnson, Jim Soderberg, Calvin Rice, Lewis Larson, Ethel Parcells, Dick Harpel and Carl Jensen. The Purple Clef is the music department's social and service club. Officers for the year are: Tommy Hammond, president, Calvin Rice, vice president, Helen Kuzmich, secretaryftreasurer, and Dorothy Jean Shaffer, editor. 4 , S iff BA DA DCHORU ns' This year, due to the limited transportation facilities, the Chrous has been restricted in its activities, the only performances being the one at Christmas and Commencement. Mr. Newberry, the director, instead of having his group sing every day at class meetings, planned a course in music appreciation. During the first semester the Chorus met every day, but because of members graduating in mid-year and to make room for Victory Courses, it met only on alternate days the second half of the year. x. -. V 'w DRANLM ICS Je' Eollowlng the marked success ot the Penthouse productuon ot My Wlte s Famnly last sprung dramotlcs at North Kitsap turned to a slmllar productnon ln the tall ot thus school year Playing tor sux weeks on Wednesday evenlngs In the Movne Room Theatre plus a benetnt performance tor the Poulsbo Library Assoclatlon a trap to the Keyport Naval Torpedo Statlon where the play was presented ln the Station gymnasnum tor the pleasure at some than nts predecessor l-leading the cast ot thus three act comedy by Charles George were Emery Rnngstad and Llla Jean l-lamerslough as Ted and and Mabel Sparks Babette Kuett proved mildly WJ sensatlonal as the name sake ot the play Mabel a stenographer Norman Vaa as the father offered an enturely dutterent characteruzatlon than he had ever been seen In at N K playlng the father of Mabel Sparks As has wlte Maxlne Dedoyard added much to the comedy and tun Loyd Myrvang was a new comer to the Penthouse group and proved clever lndeed as a bashtul WI but quiet son ot Mr and Mrs Edward Drenton Another new comer to the group was Lloyd Green who NEARLY stole the show wlth hls comedy scenes as a trnend of the tamlly Darlene Jensen as Lloyd s gurl trnend completed the cast under the name ot Tessue Clalre The entire action ot Go Easy Mabel takes place ln the Sparks apartment ln New York Cnty and there the happiness ot this young marraed couplc 1 nearly rulned only to be brought unto tull bloom by a lowly stenographer The ploy IS brnllnantly written and the enture cast seemed to fund particular pleasure ln getting every laugh possible from thelr capaclty audnences Wnth the close of Go Easy Mabel plans were lmmedlately started tor thc presentatuon ot Charley s Aunt the play made tamous as a stage and screen hut ot many years standlng l-lowever wlth the comnng ot gas ratnonlng rehearsals were Impossible and plans were canceled by the director Mr Newberry Q P 4 L45 l , L L ' ' ll I I I I three hundred service men, Go Easy, Mabel proved even more popular I I - I I ' ' Il Il ' I I ' 1 , . ll . I , ll ' ' ll Il ' I , - . l W N .S A I . D . I ll ' ' 1 I ' Il I II I . I T I W RT W 1 refource of potential fighting men of todoy ond tomorrow 5 men ond women to build the post wor world is the goo! of the high school sports The building of strength, courcige, perseverence, ond cooperation in this notion's l ourth Row: Teelimz, I re1l1-rieks quist, Pugh, Kallio, Kineaid Third Row: Jensen, H. Pareells Ham:-xlainen, Schnierler, N e l s o n Peters, D. Lundquist. Second Row: Rattray, Harm-I, E Strielsel, Post, HMI. B o w ni a n Kuett, Martin I-'irst Row: Clark, Soderberxl. Salo Nilsen, Holt, Hamerslough, Swan Rustad I-'ourth Row: Haskins, Morrison, S Apeland, l ox, Rude, R. Green, Vaa Henrieksen Third Row: Jeiferrles, Il s i t tl l o, G Green, Larson, Holeomli, Weiss Vifinshorouirh, Post Second Row: Baker, Hansen, Odell Delford, Hay s, Dove, Guldjnrd Niemi First Row: George, R. Green, liurr Smith, Harpel, Brown, Jensen Wheeler Girlie Letterman Clulu Boyle Lettermen Cluln DOROTHY LUNDQUIST, President GENE DEFORD, President HELEN NEI-SON, Vice President DICK ODELL, Vice President IRENE PIERCE- Secretary DICK USITALO, Secretary ANN KINCAID, Editor CLIFF DOVE, Editor Hanson, Klepper, Pierre, I.. Lund- FOODY? -P. f-'f U. 'ff ur' w elf n L, . mx H 7 'Tw as ' Nita Senior? M 'itil 'FF I9-L7 1001 In XII NG 'XID 'X of 3 -.ar 'Q ag 3 48 'T EOOTISALI- SQUAD 'I'HIlilJ ROW: Mum-ifu11, Rum-U, I-Ivana:-n, .-XlNlk'I'4Ull lkitillfl. 4iI'01'Y1, IIIIIHUYI. Winxlmrmmh, Puuh, Nuly hm SICCUND RUVV: Hzxyus, VVhvvl1-r, Fox, lllmlm, Smith, Hulrunlh, Odell, Hansvn FIRST ROW: Vartch, Hruwn, Dol-'m'rl, Marilc, Harm-l, Niumi, Iiurr, Apelanli FOGTBALI- MANAGERS YELI- LEADER 1943 BASKETBALL SQUAD North North North North North North North North North North North North North North North North North North BASKETBALL SCQRES Kltsop Kutsop Kutsop Kutsop Kntsop Kntsop Kntsop Kntsop Kltsop Kltsop Kutsop Kntsop Kctsop Kutsop Kutsop Kntsop Kstsop Krtsop Army Bottery A Alumni Keyport Torpedo Stotlon Voshon Sllverdole Bombrudge Bremerton Army Battery A Bremerton B South Kutsop Keyport Scnlors Bremerton B Keyport Torpedo Stotuon South Kntsop Bremerton A Voughn Voshon Sulverdole ' ....,,....,..,.....,.. 22 .,,,,,,,,,.,,, ' ,..................... 22 ' ..,,,,..,,...,..,,,,.,,,, . ' ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 32 ' ' .......,.....,........ 36 ......,.,,................ 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September 7 Not even a week of school be tore we are guven a vacatnon pretty swell but walt It wont be long until we ll really be nn the swung of school work and actuvutles September 25 Our turst football game and what a game' We skunked em 25 to O October 8 We had a Fare Preventuon Pro gram nn the gyrn Oh well at was bet ter than classes October 14 Jum Soderberg dudn t appear at school that day but he was on the school bus In the mornmg What hap pened Jim? October 16 Teacher s lnstntute and a vaca tuon ot Friday Saturday and Sunday Whoopee November 6 End of turst quarter and report cards It was almost the end of some of us November 11 Armustlce Day and another vacatnon but lust one day November 26 27 Two days vacatlon for Thanksgnvnng plus the weekend Every one came back to school welghmg several pounds more and there was a decnded decrease an the turkey popu lataon December 21 Glrl s and Boy s Clubs had theur Christmas parties December 22 School dismissed for Christ mas vacatuon Lots of squawks be cause of short tame December 28 Back at school but snnce everyone thought nt should stall b vacatuon there was not much studying done Then came squawks 'from the teachers December 31 School dusmussed tor New better than none January 15 Semester ends and the second quarter evudently saw some Improve ment ln the studues If the looks on the faces of the students mean anything January 19 Well what do you know? Old Man Winter really IS guvung us a treat' Snow-about two feet deep-and al most two weeks vacatnon we made up for the short Chrlstmas vacatnon and how February 15 16 17 Dismissed at 2 30 tor tuel ratnonlng February 22 23 24 25 and 26 Dusmussed at 2 30 for canned food ratnonung March 1 Annual deadline' That s all' We ve gone to press 0 a 4 1 ' A ' I 1 ' I I . , . : , . I l - I - - - . z I . , ' ' e I I I ' f I ' Year's vacation. Three days is still - - 1 I . 1 ' - , . , . . ' l I I : . . Z . I . 1 A I I I : l 1 I 3 : ' ' , - - - 1 I fu A fd 48... 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