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

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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,

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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.

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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.