South Kitsap High School - Skuhkum Yearbook (Port Orchard, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1940 volume:

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F .-HT 'lI..li,H1 1. three HHH edication Coach Swede Lundberg. frnendly, hard workxng, smcere, has been the earnest mentor of Kltsap's athletxcs for seven years A strlct mstructor rn fundamentals and sportsmanship, and d a goo m1xer among hrs athletes and frlends, Coach wrll always be remembered for hls mdomltabl e splrrt ln the sports' world around Krtsap Table of Contents Page Foreword - - 3 Dedication - - 4 A O O O dmlnlstratlon Student Council - - - - 8 Faculty - - 9 Classes Seniors - - 1 2 Juniors - - l8 Sophomores - - 20 Activities Clubs - - - - 22 Music - - - 26 Dramatics - - - 29 Skuhkum Staff - - 46 Sports Football - - 32 Basketball - - 34 Baseball - - 36 Track - - 37 Tennis - - - - 37 Junior lligh Ninth Grade - - - 40 Eighth Grade - - - 42 Seventh Grade - - 43 Junior High Clubs - - 44 Junior High Sports - - 45 ' SKUIIKUM ' Leap Year Edition O Edited by Students of SOUTII KITSAP UNION HIGH SCHOOL Q t J Manhunters Incorporated it 1 Betty Barnett and -r ?17 ' Floyd Boyd Velma P Ge monerr 3 Otge Rolfe II 'HW ' Qf? 3 .,,, J . ,M 3, , .1 . 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The plaque system was established this year, giving a plaque to each graduating senior who would have earned a letter in any major activity. During Christmas holidays the school enthusiastically welcomed back its graduates at a day and evening basketball game devoted to homecoming. Student day. when the classes are taught by student teachers, and faculty members just visit, was revived and the junior high climaxed the day with an all-school program. New policies established include Student Body exchange assemblies with other schools: a small program at every student body meeting. which is opened by the flag salute: and standing S. B. committees for the year such as ushering, ticket taking, and advertising. . A new school song. submitted by a student, was adopted by the councilx and in another contest the school's athletic field was officially named. .9 x Student 'K e gh! ouncil Back row: R. Lundberg, L. McDougal. P. O'Neil. M. Frank, G. Ellingsen, V. Colony, R. Monaghan. R. Davis. Front row: C. Foyston, G. Brown. C. Harris, J. Peterson, G. Harris. F. Hudson, A. Lieske. Saga of South Kitsap ln 1921 South Kitsap Union Higl School. junior and senior, opened it: doors to 366 students and a faculty ol 13. l,ed by Superintendent Charles J. Foster for two years. Kitsap graduated ' ll seniors the first year and 25 tht' second. Cjlee club, orchestra, football baseball, and boys and girls basketbal constituted the activities. ln 1923 Mr. Joe C. Knowles, agri culture teacher for the first two years became superintendent. That year 25 seniors graduated from a total enroll- ment of 353 and Pirates Club wa added to the activity program. SUPIIRINTENDENT J. C. KNOWLES B. S. from W. S. C. 4mfye,f.,c 'KL- ln 1924. 365 students enrolled: 32 seniors uated: and debate and track were established. During the years 1925 to 1930 the er to 508, the graduating seniors to 68, and band. dramatics. Girls Club, Owls Club, Rooters Club orch Club were organized. A weekly school paper. the Skuhkum, was lished in 1931. Radio Club and tennis were added in 1935 when there were 20 teachers, 75 seniors, and 690 students. The following year found F. A, an active addition to the schoo1's organizations. Basketball appeared again in 1938 and as almost the outstanding sport in 1939 with the use of the new gym. By this time there were 25 faculty members teaching 834 students and a graduating class of 120 seniors. 1 -Q 7 f ' By this year, 1940, the enrollment has risen to 872: the faculty to 25: and 90 seniors are graduating. The only buildings in 1921 when Kitsap's history began were the main building and the chem shack. A sep- arate building for the junior high was constructed in 1929. In 1930 a me- chanics building was built. The year 1938 saw the dream cff a gymnasium realized, This year plans have been submitted to the state capitol for a new addition. including a cafeteria and six classrooms to be erected in the fall of 'N . 1940. PRINCIPAL ANNA E. WATSON A. B. from U, of W.: Librarian S I . acult MISS ABBIE ADLEY Home Economics Cclothingj: B. A. from W. S. C. 3 3,.r MISS DORIS ADLEY 1 Chemistry, Biology. General Science: i B. A. from W. S. C. MR. EDWIN BENSON Band and Orchestra: Played with Seattle Symphony Orchestra: U. of W. MR. T. R. BRINKMAN Mathematics, P. E.. Vocational Guidance: B. A. from Western College of Education. Basketball and Track. MISS AGNES CARLSON Choir. Chorus, Music l: B. S. from U. of W. MR. JOHN H. CONSTABLE English and Latin: B. A. and M. A. from U. of Idaho. Debate. Miss D. Adley practices her steps for the role of Essie. MISS MELBA DAVIS Secretary to Mr. Knowles: Kitsap 1938. MR. JESS DAWKINS Science and Mathematics: B. A. from C. P. S. Junior High Coach. 5' 1. :Y ' I MISS JOYCE FERGUSON ...Gy English: B. A. from U. of W. T' MISS MONA FOSTER i i',,. A 1 I Social Science, P. E., Vocational .. V. Guidance: B. A. from U. of W.: Life 1 AA,. ' diploma from Ellensburg Normal. A - V Tennis. W A MISS ELEANOR FREDRICKSON ' W Home Economics Cfoodsy Home Rc- , lations, Cafeteria: B. A. from U. of ju b V Af g- Montana. MISS DOROTHY FURGESON Speech. Journalism. English. French: A. B. from Spokane University. Dramatics. School Paper. and Annual. MR. PERCY FURGESON Office: A. B. from Spokane University. MRS. MARY GOFF Remedial classes. Normal diploma: B. A. from U. of W. 7 Facult MR. ART GROSSO General Science: B. S. from W. S. C. MISS HELEN JOHNSON Music, Art. Spelling, Penmanship: B. A. from U. of W.: Life Diploma from Western College of Education. MR. HARRY KARCHER Mechanics and Care of Buses. MISS ALMARIE KING Social Science: B. A. from U. of W. Mr. R. Rogers and Miss D. Furgeson assume characters of Mr. DePinna and Penny Sycamore for camera. MISS HELEN KWAPIL Business English, Typing, General Business. Spanish: B. A. from U. of W. Annual Advertising Adviser. ,,,,,,. . , my MR. WILLIAM LIPPERT Agriculture: B. S. from Montana State College. F. F. A. Adviser. MR. MAYNARD LUNDBERG Industrial Arts: B. S. from W. S. C. Football and Baseball. MISS MARGARET McCRORY English and P. E. B. A. from U. of W. Mr. Percy Furgeson as Grandpa in You Can'f Take It With You poses at rehearsal. IVR. HENRY MUYSKENS M. S. and Sc. D. from U. of Michigan. MR. CARL NELSON Radio, Physicis, Mathematics: B. s. from U. of W.. 5, 5' 0 Social Science, Arithmetic, General Business, and English: B. A. from U. of W. MR. ROLLAND ROGERS History. Economics and Sociology A. B. and M. A. from U. of W. MISS MARGARET STILLINGS Typing, Shorthand, and Bookkeeping: B. A. from Linfield College: 4 quarters at U. of Chicago. MR. MYRON WETZEL Shop and Mechanical Drawing: Taught at U. of W. We at' 25 .fish If ' ' 7. .li ', eleven me 'G' fs' JI Top row Betty Ross and Rich Lundberg Second rou, Gloria Payne Agnes Stock Melba Siegner and Lerov Bryant First row Dolly Knowles John Whitne and .lack Burrell Those not graduating this year from South Kitsap but who are well known in the school are Bob Jones Robert Fiedler NVoody Ruhl Jack Jones .ln ne Jones, and Jr Bard Can you find them? ln the upper hall at the head of the stairs stands the Tro- phy Caee. ln it. on silver cup and plaque are recorded the achievements of school and individ- uals. Hill. Marien y. Nellie H1 Bob Sutton Seniors The 'AWizard of Cz Ball December l, started the social year for the seniors. The girls gave a Valentine Tea for their mothers February l-4. The play The Family Upstairs was given May 3, in the auditorium. The last big event for the class of '40 will be the awarding of diplomas on May 29. A' T N B. Pound. reporter: M. Blaisdell vice president: 0. Chase, secretary R. Lundberg. president. Some of the other activities that the seniors took part in were the Carnival, Torch barn dance, and Class Day. For the carnival they sponsored the taxi dance: the girls raffled a quilt and sold pop- corn: while the boys had the crazy house. The seniors had a large number in Torch, and many boys were to be found in every branch of sports, football. basketball. track, and tennis. Miss Kwapil and Mr. Knowles were advisers. Q13 i M . iw ::g'ne.,' .34 .2-me 1 Fx: Lan Hit' nhl' lil ill' r, A if .i, 1 1 ' 'J Jo'-I ,, Civ 'li YES as vi? -r ORA CHASE Torch 2 3 4 Torch secy 3 Torch pres 4 Rooters 3 4 Sr Play Dramatic club 3 Glee 2 Choir 2 Vodvll 3 Jr Prom and Bal' SQVUOV Class 595 Y SOI-Uh VIC? pres Stenographlc Buslness College PATRICIA CHASE Albert Lee Hugh Minnesota 39 Commercxal JOHN COOK Track 2 3 4 Football 3 Basketball 3 4 Stadium General HAROLD CROUSE-Orchestra 2 3 4 F F A 2 3 54 General ALVA DAILEY Football Z 3 4 Track General U of Nevada BOB DAVIS-Football 3 General RAY DURHAM Baseball 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Orchestra Z 3 4 Jr Vodvnl 3 General ROY DURHAM Band Z 4 Orchestra Z 3 4 Boys Glee 2 r Vodv1l3 Operetta 3 Football 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 Pep Band 3 4 General GRACE ELLINGSEN Costume Mistress Pep band Rooters 3 4 Torch 2 3 4 Nonette Z Band 2 3 4 Orchestra Z 3 4 Soph y Prom and Ba Choxr 2 3 4 General PAT ELLIS-Debate 2 Glee Club choxr Z 3 4 Rooters 3 4 ,lr Vodvxl eretta r Prom and Sr ball Purate vxce pres Annual staff Welfare chaxr General W S C ROY ENGEBRETSON F F A 2 3 Axrplane Club 3 General BETTY MARIE FOYSTON Rooters 3, 4, Gxrls club pres 4 Torch .lf prom and Sr Ball, Operetta, Vtce pres Torch 3, Sec'y S and Jr cass Sclenttftc funrlccn Seniors DICK AALAND Basketball 4 Baseball 4 Chalfney Union Hugh School Ontario Cal 39 Aeronaut cs Boeing Alf College ALBERT ALLEN I F A ARNOLD ANDERSON Track 2 3 4 F F A 2 3 4 F F A pres 4 Del to Pull!-nan3 General L of W DOROTHY BEHRLE Roorers Cluh 3 Torch 2 3 4 Salutatorxan Torch reporter 3 Torch secv 4 Publ chalrman of Student Body 4 Prom and Ball Scnentlfnc Pasadena junior College BARBARA BEST Tennis 2 3 4 Rooters 3 4 Rooters Secy 4 Torch Z 3 4 ,lr Vodvnl Prom and Ball Choir 4 Home Economics MARGARET BLAISDELL Yell leader 3 4 Senior Vlce pres Sr Play Girls Nonette 3 4 Routers 4 Prom 3 Voclvll Chairman of Pep com Washougal 38 General U of W DON BLANCHARD Football 2 3 4 Torch 2 3 Baseball 2 sClQl'l!lflC U of W FLOYD L BOYD--Baseball 3 4 F F A 2 3 General LEROY BRYANT Torch Z 3 4 Football 3 4 Stage electncxan 3 Sound equip 4 Sctentlflc U of W JACK BURRELL Football 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Torch Z 3 4 Boys Club pres 4 Class reporter 3 Torch vxce pres 4 Prom and Ball Football and Basketball captam 4 Ballard Hlgh 37 Sctentlflc W S asketball 4 Owls vlce pr s Annual staff 4 Publ chairman Student boclv Operetta 3 General U of Nevada ELEANOR CARLSON Torch Z 3 4 Scxentxfc vit w -uf --5. - , .aj ' I 3, A it A K' ' -T. . . .Jug 'V .' ,' . .... . 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Senmrs PATRICIA GRANGER Tnnls 2 3 4 T ch 2 3 4 Roo rs Stenographnc Wilsons Busxness College OE HACKETT Baseball 2 Football 2 3 Basketball 2 3 4 Bos lb y c secy 1 annual staff Ballard lseattlel 37 General W S C MARGARET HALVERSON Home Economxcs Business College LLOYD C HANSEN Football 4 Track 3 4 Tumblmg 2 4 Vlrestlm 4 Radio club F F A 4 Basketball 4 West Seattle 38 General JUNE HARRIS-General MARVIN HAYDEN 39 ELVIN HEDRICK Torch Z 3 4 Debate 3 4 Sclentlfic L L oma rucla Medical DON I-IEITZMAN F r A 3 4 General U of K PERDY HENDRICKS-Torch 2 3 4 Sclentnfxc Brlmgham Normal ALLAN HIERSCH Football 2 3 4 Baseball Mgr F Jr Vodvxl General AGNES JANE HILL T NFLLIE LORRAINE HILL Pirates Pres Rooters 3 4 Jr Vodvxl Prmn an Ball Glee lb 2 Choir 4 Home Economics Beauty school x Vancouver B C AQ 749 ,4u- so-A mr' ,.. 12 di 'U' GRACE HUDSON Shelton Hugh 38 General BONNIE JOHNSON-General Cornell Art School RAY JONES Owls Secy Debate 3 4 Annual staff Sclentxflc U of W CHARLES JOSLIN Torch 2 3 4 Tr U of W ack 2 3 4 Annual staff Sclentlfrc FAYE KISLER Lynden Hugh 39 General Beauty School FLORENCE LOUISE KNOWLE S-Torch 2 3 4 Rooters 3 4 Valedlctonan Prom and Ball Pxrates sec y Baton Twlrler 4 Vodvmll Annual Staff Sr Play glee club Z Publ chair of Student body Txcket chairman of S B Orchestra 4 Sclen 1 lc W S MONICA LEE Rooters 3 4 and Ball Vodvll Stenographxc Torch 2 3 4 Chmr 2 3 Nonette 3 Prom HARRY F LILLIE Ballard fSeattlel 38 General RICHARD JAMES LUNDBERG-Football 2 3 4 Basketball 4 Annual staff Prom and Ball Sr class pres General W S C VERLIE M McCARY R y Secretarxal Beauty School ooters 3 Sr Girls chorus 4 r Vodvll S Pla CHARLES B MEA p er Lansford High Lansford N D 38 General D-Baseball 3 4 Tumblmg 4 F F A re or DONNA MEEKS jr Vodvnl, Orchestra 2, 3, 4 Stenographlc, Business College fifteen . 1. , . 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' : J - ' : r. . 53 i cf Seniors LFO MICKELSON Football Z 3 4 BERNICE MIGHT J Vodvil Stenographic Business College LESTER NELSON Shop LLLA MAE NIFMAN Glee lub Z 3 Dramatic club 3 General Beauty School IRENE OHMAN Glee club 4 Stenographlc GIORIA PAYNE Girls glee 4 Jr Vodvll General Beauty school D K PIERCE F F A 2 3 4 General ROBERT POUND Reportrr Soph and Sr class Vice pre If class and tudent body 3 Tornh 7 5 Annual staff Tennis 4 jr Vodvll Stage Mgr Z Torch play Z Debate 3 Yell Leader Z 4 r Prom and Ball Sr ay Scientific 0 . K ' ' . - , , . K . , 4 6 ' ' - ' Al 1 f, . Y il 'irz , ' MARJORIE M. MOORE-Stenographicg Beauty School 1 , f A 7 : - c , 1 ' . , IC - . . . , , . . 1 i E W :W S : : Q V I U, 2 .l V : , 4 V 4 Q X' i 5 A LORRAINE BERTHA PRESLER-Dam. 2, 3. scientific. . ' , 'A , 1 ' 1 , : i E' '2 ,,kkk if , D Q ' K? ' 3 ' . , . E X ' i GDM t ly., , Y . - pr . 3 jr. l .s s. 1 ' l 1 i i - h oh : J. : '. . 4 2, I 1 ' - '- i R . . : 2: . . ' TA A ' if r A , I I 1 h . . : v I . , . ' A In . i . i , . qi ' c r I Y , Q. . R W A 5' J ' xt' t - t V K Q- clu 7 3 Q' t i if i ' 1 ll , ! I J Gl S T' lub xi' Tv-of riFTTY ROSS Student body 4 Yell leader Z 3 All sc es 4 cas pre 3 Editor of Annua ool 3 Vice pres Rooters club 3 Y 3 r Vodvll Torch Z 3 4 Debate onters 3 4 Glee Sr Play Sclentlic U of W VLIILIAM R SCOTT Ir Vodvxl Debate 3 4 Scientific MELBA SIEGNER Girls club Girls club vice pres 3 Torch sec Rooters club 5 4 Routers C'ub pre 3 4 Prom and Ball r Vodvil Home Eonomics C P S CATHERINE SPPENCER-Torch -. S'iA-ntific: Pasadena J, College. LARRY G. SOLIVEN-N. Hollywood High Slmol '58. General. W. S. C. AMES STARKEL-Bremerton 59. General. TOM STEPHENS-F. F, A. Treasurer. General. FLORENCE ESTELLA STETSON-Glee b -1 choir . 4: G l enera . W. S. C. MARIAN STOC K-Tcr'h .. 3, 4: Debate 4: Sr. Ply. Scientific: Co ege of Puget Sound. RICHARD W. STOKES-Basketball 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 4. General. PATRICIA RUTH SUTTON-Torch 2. 3, 45 Rooters 3: r. Vodvilg ec c 23 choir Z. Scientific, WIL MA TAYLOR-Choir 3. 4: Glee club Z: jr. Prom. Stenographic. .rixlcrn GEORGE ROLFE Baseball 2 3 4 Debate' 3 4 Scientific U of W NIRGINIA ROHNER-Spring concert 2 Torch Z 3 Rooters 3 Operetta 2 Pl r ay 3 Dramatic club 2 U of W . N . V L :ea K. ' e 4. Senlors ACK WALDEN Debate 3 4 Torch 2 3 4 M IC 3 Scientific P WILDA R WALUM Torch Z 3 4 Glee club 4 ,Ir Vodvxl J Prom Home Economurs Bu mes College DOROTHY M VVEST Shelton Hugh School 39 Commercxal Bhenke Walker ROY VUHEELER D hate 3 4 Torch Z 3 4 Pres of Owls r Vodvrl ennt 4 nnual t ff a asehal 7 Bawlcetba 3 4 Sr 3 Scientific HENRX WISCHOEFFER Torch 2 3 4 F F A 3 4 Jr Nodvll Sta e crew 3 4 Sclentlfxc HORACE E WHITE lVlemor1al jr Hugh School San Dnego 38 General OHN WHITNEY Dehate3 ,lr Voclvll Pres Axrplane club 3 Sr Play broadway fseatrlel General ROBERT CHARLES YCKOFF Jr Vodvll Annual staff 4 Prom and Ball Baseball 3 4 Stage crew 4 General U of W Noe fax B d XQNN O Seniors Without P vtures RALPH W COOPER General ROBERT COOPER Shop ESTHER FORSTROM Torch 2 3 4 Stenographuc DON OVFRAA Debate 3 4 Radto club 2 T rch 2 3 4 General P G LLOYD REITE F F A Z 3 4 General JIM CLARK Football 3 4 Basketball 4 Vodvu 3 Genera ll Memoriam VERLA MAI' PFRSONFTT Sweet un ssumlng and rememberd for her thoughtfulness of others would ham graduated thls year with th class of 40 On May l2 last year she dted suddtnly leavmg an unfllled xacancy m the ranks of her class She was born m Ienora Kmsas September l 1977 where she grad uated from grade school wtth honors ln 1936 she came wnth her famtly to Washtngton where she entered the nmth grade at South Kxtsap Her great love for her new home state was manxfested 1n the touchmg artlclc A New Country whtch she wrote for her sophomore class pamphlet It s The fruth A great musxc lover Verla Mae spent much txme at the pxano and was a member of the school choir She was secretary of the local 4H Club A teacher m the Sunnxslope Sunday School and last xear took part tn the Junior Vodul ,nd '55-uv ' f Y if '57 ,ws 1 , I as 1 'I ur . 'Sa 1 ll 5 Q 1? 6 X 'U' A 1 ' Q I, 1 'ii LH! Itvtnfrtn 0 .l - 1 :C S . . 1 us' Z, . ' ' ' 1 i 4 ' A K 'rf . , W A4111 . - , -.11 in Sp 1 A . 1 r, . . ' ' . In, ,NX f , 1 . - ' I 1 l 4 . 4 V . ff 2, N 1- 'fm ' - P . 1 . . 1 . ' 1 .l 4 ' 1 r . T 51A Hlsrallznnwl-, . ll ,Q .Ply. A I ,k. fl f a - 1 - . . : . . . Z. . 1 . ' 1 B A . ' W I ' l ' I ' v ' A 5 i L Y .,, I .. ..,, ,175 y ,M J . - - W 1 . A1 . ' 1 , . t .E W fi 1 . ' ' ' xxx I .v 1 - . ' 1 A H .1 . . 1 - 1, C , Q , , - -- . ,, - Ev - . 4, 1 ' Q Q . l 1 . -v , 1 A 1 o 1 . . 1 . . -Y 2, , 1 2. 3, 1 'l . l. 0 1 v ' I . , an T y un G. Brown, vice presidentg I. Person, president: B. Cruick- shank. secretaryg D. Tucker. reporter. 'I The juniors started their year by sponsoring a learn to dance program before the senior ball. They gave a series of one act plays in December including a melodrama, lf the Shoe Pinchesf' and Goodnight, Carolinefl They gave the annual junior prom April 26 in the auditorium. The last big event for the class of '41 will be a graduation dance for the seniors. It will be the first time anything like this is ever attempted but it will probably become traditional, The juniors also have many people in activities such as Torch, the Airplane and Radio clubs, basketball. track. and tennis. They took an active part in the carnival by presenting a very original puppet show, having their members make the costumes and act as the puppets. Vliss D. Adley and Mr. Rogers are advisers. VW' airy ,fl TDP ron - IJ ' m V, Brown E' Coek- D- Empens F B ' C- F V - - Davis, D- B h rant. T. EH V- BI it N R! 35:22, .lil Cogbey. D.uTD1::2g'.SXnmIrUi,f4. VV Eolonyi lgongzgn ?,HLosner. P. Carlin L Bl TT ' odle. B. Brummeri, Den- J- Doeknohl. la, Built? 9 ' D. Bartholer, MA' Cgoks anchafd. Beck- 4 Carlson G f- uf- R- Armszro r On. B. Cruick h - . 1 .v jc. V he. .Sv 1 dv. M S ank. Bovd, A. Caldiif-lj X' Drake. B. Aliiiidgeq 'B?olE3nl?gttBu:j, Jug' A ezglvfwf n ior X. Q . 91 . A. 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Urquhart. fnp mn: H. Touchette, H, Vow, B , Wolfer, iz. Vloodburv, R, Vfagner, R. Wbodfock, IW. Zafcaznlm, A. Zorvr, Zxrklr. my , 12.5-u. nlm'Ire'v1 Xnrn, N J UPII0 lx To J- 23 -' C ng, G ' CO1 ' Grp, es' A1 1 D ' A ' Brounchrgo -n nv F ' B, I-' WX., ,fjfnam P 'HI 'M Mzoff B n E, -Q 1 5. ' f: - -Rr . P0 thflvld ' ' V 4 B0vd ' G ,v-Yi- anfhard J A 'Fors r B. Andre M I G UH1' B F ' Ou,-Il, it mark - IN ,lbnvu-5 V ,,5 B ' 'Cal' -B1 ey, anrhardv G am' B xer. K, -Cggdlpr' urn' jacobson B. Lens, O. Lew McCarv, L. McDougaX. .,,.. O. Z uni. C. living.. 'XY . Ruhr, L. Kunev. Her B. Mundi. S. . MyXxre, Hunger. K. H bknsky, S M .Z-,..,.kv Fxvsl nm: . Habzorson. L. Hanken. M. Hansen. H. Hansen. B. klubbdk , A, Szffries, R. Sohnson. N. Koh. Suund rms: C. johnson, B. lohnsonxf. Kar g A, Mead, NW. Lxeske, Mann. B, '5XeXkcr, M. McKeXvey. Inf' von: D. 1 . PM Nhckdson. E, NMHN, U. NMHS, D. NN-IS. C. BAOOYQ, D. MueXXer, M 3. Norgaru. E. Nekon. lll0l'6S T 'vers w M. Franke, secretaryg J. Show- altenf vice presidentg J. Ellis president. 'Q The underclassmen. the sophomores. the largest class in school, proved themselves true-blue Kitsapians by their spirit. and enthusiastic support of all activities. There are no social events sponsored by this group but they were very loyal in their support of all school functions. They led in the carnival by having Beano, to which the townspeople contributed prizes. This was the leading carnival money maker. They led in Torch with a large enrollment: in football there were a large number participating. The second team in basket- ball consisted almost entirely of sophomores and several of their f number played on the varsity. They were also active in baseball. tennis, and track. Miss Stillings and Mr. Muyskens are their advisers. . it . '- ' get .a ,- f T- a L- 'Nl Q e n. . I 2- lliiiifo-'1'f ?f5mvf02g N X Ohhmd. Pxumn-tcr.ll,.R4 Tevisixraii. G. for ., . W is O'E5tia-tr. lt . nz . 9. , ' in W - B. muh, In 1 my-one r ff ,JV I K -' elti2' 'sgovgakvi-, A',d,a,,.,-Tafn 3- Personexfx Sigdeklmi. NL wrist. IM'- ' X Y L- parsfobh Skgllvi-P gqgkine ' PIU 2 ' Sax V vtikmsofh ' 'ln af' 1.9 Top row: Mr. Muyskens. J. Cosbev. E. Carlson. R. Ried. V. Ried. D. Behrle. D. Miller. I J. Gross, D. Overaa. M. Frank. M. Stewart. l. Person. L. Kuney. D. Newkirk. B. Blanchard. R. Remington. M. Michael. Third row: O. Chase. D. Knowles, A. Hill. J. Sebesta. B. Ross. P. Hendricks. W. Walum. M, Hansen. P. Forstrom. P. Granger. B. Best. B. Jessup. G. Ellingson. M. l.ee. J. Walden. J. Boyd. V. Krueger. B. l.ent. J. Forsmark. Second row: l.. Hite. E. Woodbury. P. Pykonen. P. Peterson. M. Sladek. C. Campbell. M. Anderson. V. Calev. G. Zoret, J. Lane. K. Schubert. E. Hedrick. lf. liorsman. K. Hunt. A. Blanchard. Front row: F. Hinthorne. B. Aldridge, V. Rohner. D. Buchanan. lf. Rossick. N. Haas. P. Sutton. l.. Brant 3:-.A-he 'sf . Q-LN Jack Burrell. president: George Guyll. secretary: George Brown. vice president. not present 0 s Club I 1710 If W. v-. M -an-fag. .wh s ' 5. 1 SKK 'Nh ,Qt B. Fountain. C. .loslin. Nl. Stock. J. Kisler. J. Showalter. Choosing Mr. Muyskens as their ad- viser. the Torch Club had a very busy school year. Educational speeches were given at every meeting by various mem- bers of the faculty and business men and women. The club sponsored the House of Magic at the carnival and presented their annual Barn Dance on April 5th. Delegates were sent to the Torch conven- tion at Vaughn and reported that the Kitsap branch was the most active in the county. The Boys Club, again choos- ing Mr. Knowles as their ad- viser. had a very busy season sponsoring intramural athletics. holding several smokers, con- ducting old clothes day and necktie day. besides helping fix the tennis courts and the path to Forest Field. Reorganized last fall, after several years' inactivity, the Owls Club carried out a very successful year. Helping at Homecoming, helping other clubs at the carnival. and carry- ing the annual Owls-Wolves football game over into basket- ball and baseball were all done by the club. Mr. Lundberg was chosen as club adviser. vw' owls C. Campbell. vice presi- .a dent: R. Wheeler, presi- dent: E. Hedrick. report- er: R. Jones. secretary. :gf F ff f ilu -'wp ly! Nil ' f K.. , ,j . . X Drzxlse R. Nltirifipglmrr l . lCIlCli'YQl.1SS. lla. T'f.l!1I1ll.I. .l. XY.1ldin l lledzitlfs li Xblnwlrr ll YW 'lr' l' ' 4 Y fr .,ff,.- , , , -- 1' --A- lf llinlhorne. K Picton. R. Remington. li. Aldridge B. Pmurl. li. Xlills. li. Overaa., Seeonal Team UA NtwMIk'tAI. Sfugllgt vlmiilt. A. .Xlltn. First Team XVith Mr. Rogers again chosen as adviser, the Model Airplane Club had the biggest year in its history, holding four indoor meets in the gymnasium. The club also held several outdoor gliding meets, The purpose of the indoor meets was to raise money to make pos- sible the buying of motors for outdoor gasoline motor powered models, irpla lull Mr. Constable was greeted bv a large and enthusi- astic group of debaters at the beginning of the school year, so large, in fact, that he was forced to separate the group with Mr. Nelson taking the beginners and he handling the experienced group himself. The team had one of the fullest seasons in years, attending conferences at Olympia, Stadium, Bellevue, College of Puget Sound, and the University of Vslashington. They also debated several schools separately. Mr, Nelsorrs group debated mostly among themselves at Grange Halls and other organe izations, gaining experience for next year. . Tiff an lrrsf mu: l. Cincurulo. H l.ec, C Hunger. D. Sharrett. R. Armstrong. D. Beck. D. Davis. D. Deering. lf. John- son. H. Newlxirlx. A. Allen. R. Pettitt. Second rote: J. Stoner. C. Nieodemus R. Richmond. B. lane. B. Niles. I7 Pidilla Nl. llavdon. 'lf Ballev.: lt liagley. l.. Beal. B. Gibson, B. Twist. C. XVright. li. Hudson. IT. Iirdman. C. Bushnell. lnuzly-fin USC' SIAIHITJI l.. X'lrDoug.il. R. .lohnson T. Ballew. l.. Hite. D. Meeks. H. Crouse D. Sro es in Kfimt-its. s. XY.lIl lCI', ii. Buiasr. ii. on-is. R. Durham. ii. Mimi. D. mms. o, iiiianf, Xl. Xlclielvex' li. Caldwell. Standing: cl. NlcCluslty. A. Nloore. D. Cook, N. Nlenees. li. xW'CIlt li. Cosner. B, Burt, J. Coslvey. P. Davis, Director, Mr. Benson, l-. Cottrell. The orchestra, with Mr. Benson in charge. has not made as many appearances as the band this year, but it plays for all the dramatic events of Kitsap: furnishing music for the junior plays and the faculty and senior plays, and also participating in the Music Meet. The music department has many accomplished instrumental soloists in the groups, and from the nine soloists sent to partici- pate in the solo meet at the College of Puget Sound in Tacoma, three were rated superior, and one, excellent. Representing the band at the meet were Estelle Buldoc. trumpet, and Junior Cosbey, trombone, who both rate superior: with Shirley Warner, violin, from the orchestra, rating superior: and Noma Menees, piano, rating excellent from the orchestra fucnly-six 66Superi0r99 at Music Meet QP S4 To ts . . ' . ' , i L Junior Cosbey Estelle Shirley Warner with Betty Warner at piano. Standing: J. Geer. D. Cook. A. Moore, J. McClusky. B. Mead. D. Brown. Mr. Benson, I.. Cottrell. Srttrirrqi P. Cornell. D. Blanchard, l.. Rhines. J. Morgan, li. lfddv. Xl. Hansen. R. Davis. F. Sladelt. G. Ellingsen, R. Durham. I.. Pendergrass. B. Frantilla. E. Cosner, B. Burr. J. Carroll. L. Hankcn. G. Geier. P. Davis. P. Buldoc, D. Hill, J. Johanson. NV. XVilliamm. L. Durham, D. Mueller, J. Cosbey. Under the very able instruction of Mr. Benson, the senior band has gone one more step this year on the road to perfection. The year 1939 and 1940 has seen the band improve and play for more social events than any other musical organization in the school. Always reliable and ready to entertain, the com- plete band has made appearances at such important events as the State Teachers' Institute held in the Civic Auditorium. Seattle, the Armistice Day program at school, and the Music Meet at Poulsbog and they put on a drill in formation at almost every football game of the season. rain or shine. The Pep Band, an organization of about twelve members of the band, has added much toward the promotion of school spirit. They have played faithfully at all basketball games, pep assemblies, and pep rallies and have always been willing to play for any other functions where their presence was requested. Pe and Standinaz J. Cosbey, l. Cottrell, J. McClusky Sitting: l.. Pendergrass, B. lirantilla. P. Davis, F Buldoc, R. Durham, G LP Ellingsen. .WON PUC? if 'S P - 1 6 8 18 ,U 44. . 4- .- ' 'ff ff' vs. Y hair With more individual groups than ever before to handle, Miss Agnes Top row. R. Cooper. J. Louden, D. Crosswhite. W. Ruhl. R. Durham. L. Blanchard. D Blanchard. J. Anderson, T. Stephens. D. Stokes. Second row: E. Rossick, V. Eaton. E. Wood bury. F. Kisler. D. Buchanan. Ci. Ellingsen, D. Hiersch, B. Bruemmer. XV. Taylor. R. Woodcock E, Davis, V. Ohman, L. Peirce, L. Hill. Bottom row: B. Warner, M. Anderson, P. Ellis M. Hill, E, Childers, F. Eddy, C. Urquhart. E. Nieman, N. Menees, B. Blanchard N. Davies. F. Stetson. Carlson, voice director, has been busier than usual this year. Establishing and perfecting a sophomore girls' nonette, a junior girls' sextette, a senior girls' quartet. and a senior boys' quartet besides directing the usual senior choir and regular chorus, has taken every free moment of Miss Carlson's time. Making more appearances than the other groups, the sophomore girls' nonette has entertained at a Thanksgiving program sponsored by the P.-T. A.. a Methodist tea, and other similar functions. The choir has made several appearances this year, singing at the Christian Church, the Music meet at Silverdale, the Veterans' Home, and, as is its usual custom, has gone caroling at Christmas time. Nine vocal soloists were sent to the music meet at Silverdale this year, this time being the first year Kitsap has sent vocal soloists, with three boys and six girls doing solo work. In cr ty-eight ,. grew! Miss Agnes Carlson S i4 I Her majesty. Betty lfov- ston. with crown .ind orchids as she reigns over the Kitsap Karnival as first queen ever had at Kitsap. Voted the honor bv his team-mates. qutet. athletic Alva Dailey received the football inspirational award. , . Q 3 K 5 r Q 2 cet the lnners Hard working Dolly To Dorothy Berhle for Knowles wins the honor her earnest effort goes the of being valedictorian of reward of being salutaf her graduating class. torian of the class of '40, , 43: W . Aa f , km di 5 , fa liriendlv Xlelbi xoted by the Body as quten sent to the Victo y dette in Bremerton a familiar cheery gr Vernon Townsend who named If sap's athletic field Forrest lttld honor of Forrest Heddon, first fa ball captain and student body pr of the school. ,. 4'-cms - -v T' g fm '-rfb' 2 in , , K' it 'Q fgs1ffT1TZ't .wa v-A: ,w. 9 i ,,.,,,Wy,,s s,yt . 5 , ga ml Q, XX , Q? V f Smiling .Kdeline Darling who wo: first plan' in the schools Ttiberqulos' 'N' Essay Contest, Sports COACH LUNDBERG RESIGNS Coach Maynard Lundberg, after going through seven successful seasons as football coach at Kitsap, resigned from the sport this winter in favor of the athletic directorship, a new position he will fill along with his baseball coaching. Coach will always be remembered for his pep- per and determination to win even with large odds against him. He was known as a driver on the grid- iron but a very congenial citizen on the street. So to Coach Maynard Lundberg we wish lots of luck in his new position. COACH LLNDBERG WNY 173 U i Vaughn Eagles down a V'olf in his :harge to the goal. Coach Dawkins limbers up his team at spring co.-icH DAWKINS tumout' 15 DAWKINS NEW COACH When the school board picked Mr. Jess Dawkins as new football coach at Kitsap, they picked a man who is reliable. conservative, well liked by everyone, and most of all capable of the task put before him in trying to fill the position left open by Coach Lundberg. Dawkins. junior high coach for two years and a graduate of Puget Sound where he was a star gridman for four years, showed that he will qualify for the job by piloting the Wolves to a 13-1.2 win over the Owls this spring. To Mr. 'Dawkins we wish lots of success in the seasons to come. Ihr ai' Standing: lf. XXYOOdl7lll'N B, Pound Km.-ling Campbell, Xl. Andcrmn Nl. Nlyhre. Sl. Blaisdtll 7l'y 5 M 'f, .35 11 CVD 6 TOBY BRYANT C315 BILL CRUICKSHANK C259 HUT? PRIC H KRW -.mr FAT DAILEY C361 I W , , A ag- CRASH MICKELSON C345 Y -wav WHITEY CAMPBELL C733 TOUGHY O NEIL 1383 CY ootllall 1939-1940 On September 3, 1939, sweltering in the hot sun in his ancient maroon hat, unforgettable maroon sweatshirt, and gray battered football pants, Coach Lundberg, yelling for his team to bring 'em up, started getting a group of 23 football- inspired boys in condition for a season that brought few wins. With only two regulars returning for duty, Coach worked get eleven men ready to give opposition to their op- hard to ponents. Sept.. 15--At Bellarmine . Sept. 22-At Vashon. H to Sept. 29-At Home Oct. 6-At Home Oct, -At Bremerton -At Home ,. . Nov. -At Poulsbo , 13 Oct. 27 3 Nov. 17 -At Home . SCORES Kitsap Kitsap Kitsap Kitsap Kitsap Kitsap . Kitsap . Kitsap Bellarmine t,t,tt 7 Vashon . . 7 Silverdale .. . 6 Bainbridge . 0 Bremerton . 7 Port Townsend 7 Poulsbo ccc....,cc 21 Port Angeles ..,c 26 Standing: Coach Dawkins, L. Mickelson, E. Best, D. Anderson, A. Hiersch, J. Ellis, B. O'Niel, R. Lundberg. J. Burrell, B. Watt. B. Fiedler. J. Eing, Coach Brinkman, Coach Lundberg. Seated: E. Karbinsky. W. Ruhl, L. Bryant, A. Dailey, D. Blanchard. B. Cruickshank, L. Hansen. C. Campbell. T. Clark, W. Budd, D. Prichard. Ground: Mgrs. C. Campbell, D. Brown, Second Team andrng: Mgr. D. Brown, A. Mikel- n. L. Caldwell, E. Karbinsky, B. att, B, Fogarty, T. Pauley. G. Best, d Mgr. C. Colony. Seated: Coach wkins, W. Budd, H. Bryant, B. bson, A. Lieske, D. Bryant, B, Jes- p, L. Crawshaw, J. Eing, and Coach inkman. Ground: Mgr.C.Campbell. Ihuly-lhrrr' C. Colony. fb zyf if asketb all l9 9 1940 l'l COACH BRINKMAN 4 Wxth experlence agarn lacklng on the Maroon frve thus year the basketball tcam wcathered through a season by breakmg nearly even rn games won and lost Outstandmg for the Vvlolves this season were Jack Burrell Joe Hackett George Brown Jlm Ellls and Bob Smxth who comprxsed the frrst team for thc 40 casaba squad and d1d 1 fmt job by g1v1ng some of the top flrght teams ln the county some real tussles The Wolves although not a group of excel ltnt ball handlers and shots were grven lots of praxse around the county for thelr wonderful frghtlng sp1r1t even when rn tl: So all IH all the Wolves and Mr Brrnkman get a brg hand here for thelr wonderful showlngs thls season thelr second only IH thrs sport 74,-7-9-vis' Wolx Sm Ll .Q Nll7Bl-l l Stmor C u r fop rott J lllxs R lundber J Burrell J Cook P Cowk P Vvncrman Second rou, K Grover D Empens C ll P Duns B Qmnth C Campbell B Crurckshmk lzrst row A Hubbell W Budd L Saxby 'XlcDougal D Burrell J lung XV Lxeskc 'I Pauley 4 C 9 l, ff 6 5' Q I cj 7 f el l l l,lS Soph. Cir ICI 1 X . I u l f , l . l , V E . Cl f frfor Lj1.xd y V . . I 3 Y b I I I . 1 Ls I 1 shadow of defeat. 2149 N H ,H ,fc , 1 ff' ' CA. i ' 3 A a ' , ': . l 4. , . g. . . . . . Q . . . . ': . . . . ozusw . . A .' w. . . .. mL. l l IV 'UNV 4,12 0,911 'f , 2' ff' . V,-f .1 ft 'r E Q BROWN. Junior Iforward f ,.. BPL BURRI2I.I.. Senior Iforward 4 5, s A - Q. HACKETQF, Senior Forward X W ,, qs , 1 -vp qv- BUNTING, Junior Guard M , 4 DAVIS. Soph. Guard - '3:W, 7,,,f,m V Conch Brinkman givcs his boys a fcw Inst minute pointers. K , J LUNDBERG, Senior Guard iw 11 Tv SMITH. Soph. Guard rife Y' f in i,- 3 GUYI,l,. Soph. fiom ard AALAND. Scnior Ccnlcr thirty-five aseball . . ll th mound. Campbe on e Fairbanks, Elli Boyd . rack... and After going through a banner season in l030, the l9-40 ae.1111 is looking towards another successful season with several veterans returning for duty under Coach Lundberg. Lettermen returning are Jack Burrell, George Brown, ine field: Jerry Fairbanks. Ray Durham, Cale Campbell, pitchers: Bob Vkfyckoff, outfield: Leonard Olson, catcher. Promising prospects are Floyd Boyd, Louis Saxby, and Ted Pauley, pitcl1ers: Art Mikelson. Bill Fountain, Ken Grover, outfield: Bob Jackson, Jim Ellis, Don Empens. Ben Mead, Jack Eing, and Clinton Johnson, infield: and Les Sharrett, and Bob Smith, catchers. So with all this material, the coming prospects look bright for the team. FINAL STANDINGS TEAM- 'Vashon North Kitsap Silverdale Bainbridge South Kitsap .... Vaughn Gig Harbor Naval Academy WoN I.os1' 13 l l 3 l 10 4 8 6 6 8 1 13 1 13 0 14 Durham, Campbe bl' League Champions PoulsboeVashon played for championship at Vashon won. Port Orchard- S!tn1t1n1t1: R. ljlll'll.!l'!1, B. Smith lx Bovd. J. Buriell. Ci. l.1irl1.1nks. J. lllis Km'elir1g1: C. Campbell. J. Ling. l.. Olsen. D. llmpens. G. Brown. B. Klead Il d Olsen talk it over Mlm .Jn . . . ennis gf, 'ff I-w 'J 11 Y .SItlV7ifllltIf Mr. Brinkman, C. Campbell. II. Best, .l. Cook. Cf .Ioslin B. Smith. B. lirank. Seeoml row: I.. Crawr shaw. II, Karbinsky. B. Pykonen, D. Stokes, B. Ifogarty. Iron! rott' l.. Soliven. I.. Hanson. R. Jones. A. Ander- son, B. Ciibson, A. Dailey, I.. Nlickelson. l The Kitsap tracksters this year have the most promising prospects in recent track history because of the large amount of veteran material returning for duty under Coach Brinkman. Most promising, outside of Cook, are Joslin. weight man: Mikelson, sprinter: Franks, sprinter: Fogarty, broad jump: Arnold Anderson and Smith, distance: Dailey, weights: Best, sprinter: Karbinsky, high jump: and Hanson, distance. ' Most of these boys have had considerable ex- , perience. J, Cook JOHN COOK OUISIANDING One of thc big factors in making track popular around Kitsap is .Iohn Cook. who last year won two firsts in the counts and district meets and traveled to the state meet to he ranked high as a pole vaulter. Cook, although a big point winner in 440 and the , rt-lay, is depended upon mostly for his wonderful pole ' vaulting. C. Joslin lVliss Foster again has high hopes of guiding her racket hopefuls through another successful season on the cement courts with the '39 season bringing success last year and with several veterans returning. Roy Wheeler and Junior Cosbey will probably carry the torch for Kitsap in the singles and doubles with Reed Pierce and Vwfayne Smith filling in. Dorothy Bartholet. Barbara Best and Pat Granger will do IHOSL of the playing for the girls. I X 1 D f R c3oACH MONA VOSTFR ' .MAL-L . f , IQL I , A new I 4- ,LI N ,fa- .T tHi '?'9 SK ,QW N -4 X T2 Il. Granger D. Bartholet B. Best ' .I. Coshev ll. 'I ltralls R. XX'lzeil-'V :hwy-atv Dolorfi Sund ,gf std' '10 tx- xix' S960 050' Yjxx we sw Wa lexvool i .4 OX KC XVheeler y MK H A P f 3 lf X QS- 3.9610 ' 'O gee, Bun c. Jack McClusliy strom and Bob Reis. win? OS i ss cW30S Xa Mary Ann McGuire l The seventh, eighth. and ninth grades have been especially active in school affairs this year. doing more than their share in supporting everything. Their energetic enthusiasm in the magazine contest spon- sored by the Curtis Publishing Company enabled them to win an R. C. A. Victrola for the school. XVith only a few exceptions. all of the subscriptions entered were from the junior high. liach junior high roll elects class officers, and home room meetings are held once a week during activity period with the roll teacher acting as adviser. On special occasions the rolls either individually or two tof gether celebrate by having parties. The music department is wtll represented in the ,junior high, with a large group turning out for both girls' and boys' glee club. There is also a well organized orchestra under the direction of Miss Johnson. 'lhey have their own football, basketball. baseball, and track teams, All members of the junior high are admitted to these games if they have tickets, H zlmr My ade ? l A fzrfi mn: D. Anderson, G. Hanson, S. Lnvllt. T. jones, L. Lingren, S. Warner, M. Richter. K. Foster, L. Mtckelson. P. O'Neill, B. Bennett, E. Bsckman. Second mu: D. Ohman. G. Squxre. H. Matkins, S. Hill. J. Tvson. Rice, C. Russell, B. Grlffirh, W. Stiller, R. Broclthoff, Rice. Tap ww: R. Berglund. Moran, Stevenson, R Schauer, C Bead. S. Stornellt. E. Berglund, H. Bryant, B, Sutton. lv Y-K ca BMX. G. 9. td' UA' gf' GQXAXQXU BY Nxgxx ai' Q C' ov- an RQ,eV'xOl3XX Xe' bf sw ' . YY ' Y SOA. We Ylolm-Nlt. V' M'- xx. L 01 av CV u m'eyhxxv lav-'2 ' O- B X- FAD- WGN' 94 NYM M- Ltvtzlukyc. 10,1 gb' Q. Wan- aft. ow: 9. ffof. K-,bw UW' P- O Uowmmd l P-Wen' ala' X1 QM rw- X' : AQ. Sac' gg. O95 - 'Sw-42 Fllsl filitenauflggteihoxwzrn- rl-Ydsig. B' B bagel- CQQ. 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Poster. osrefiwiii. si. opsm, ii. omni. it miami. ia xvtim. A. oiwr. Q. Piisto. s. M. Breed, B. Totten, B. Breed. li. lfrantilla. C. Forsmark, A. l.und. J. Donnellev. unior High luhs Girls' League llffieers Slundma: R. Bartholet. secretarv: P. Zirkle. treasurer: M. Davis, reporter: B, Breed, vice president: J, XVlieeler. president. Sitting N. Crawshaw, president 7th League: B. Brydon, treasurer T. Lariza, vice president. Boys, League S Q S . Q g ',4,,f JJ' . , - -.u ,Q .1-LJ' -1 t. , --ik 0 1 Geoiwlt' llairis x'icefprt'sidetit: ffreigli Clamplwll. presitleiit 'U'ls'IA U H K' t , . tt .fi . A . tt ta.. . Under the leadership of Mrs. Goff and Miss King. the Girls' league has had a very satis- factory year. Among the activities were mothers' tea and a mothers' and daughters mixer. The K Club. which prepares the girls for Rooters Club, sponsored the annual football banquet besides attending regular meetings. Under the leadership of Mr. Brinkman and Mr. Dawkins. the Boys' League kept occupied with boxing matches, handball. tennis tourna- ments, and other activities. if Illls lNellxe Hull und Rach lun oerg welkertrslng, mxnlgers U-I I r ltlll Ross mei Busmess Nlln per Bob Vsfyekoil 'O Assmsrmt I drtor I rma NVoodbury and Xssnsunt Buslncss 'Vlanager Drck Tucker fly :rx C I1rry Solnxen mel Melbl Ste ner eature eduors mx lanes md Charles Josln dxstrnbutlon managers 6 Sf' v x lxn Us Roy Wheeler W1 .1 run ss mel lub edit Clle Campbell and Ioe Hackett sports edltors kuhkum Staff Wltll the 1940 annual staff racklng thenr brams for some thmg new and drfferent rn the way of a Skuhkum yearboolf thxs IS the result of the1r rdeas and efforts Pxctures prctures prctures was the cry people would rather look at plctures than read about them That IS why approxr mately ZOO pnctures were taken by staff snapshooters and professxonal photographers Of course no annual rs posslble fmancxally x rthout the local merchants advertrsmg of therr flne products We extend our thanks to them and to Mr Muyskens and Roy Corlxss for so generously and patxently takmg a large number of the plctures rn thls years Skuhkum . , X l 1 1 A , , G is V 'it ,FQ ' - , 5 'Q P 'I 0 If 0' 4 1' ' . 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Whether at school larning or At work on the outside Allow us to be your Port Orchard Headquarters' OF COURSE WE HAVE COMPLETE LINES OF Lettermen Sweaters Sports Clothes SNAPPY OUTFITS FOR IOE COLLEGE BETTY CO ED vom olculuo DEPT STORE Phone I I 5 DEWEY OPTICAL DR W R DEWEY DR C M H DIBBLEE Optometrist and Optlclan Telephone 88l CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 40 12010221 1 Vnsnt RUTH S BEAUTY SHOP PORT ORCHARD WASH 20 Pacnfnc Ave Bremerton Wash The FINEST In FLOWERS from FORGET M E NOT FLORISTS BREMERTON Phone 2222 328 Pacufnc CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 40 H HIGGINS L e see N.: I: 1: 1' 1' 1, 1' l 1 . . ,b 1 II 1 ,- 1 1' 15 11 11 1' ' I 1 1 ll 1 1' ll I 7, 1 4, 1: Q l 1 1: 1 X91 li 1: .Q- li 1, li 1, I l1 l1 .. .. l, l 1, 1l 1. - -. 1, tl li 1l li 1' lb 1l l 1l I I 1 1 1' I, 1' lb 1' 1, 1 0 li 1l li 1l li 1: II 1k VC,-.A,......-,A,......-Y-v-......,-,-v..-,C-YA.-. gl Q ,A.-.A-v--A-A--Av-1-'Av--vAvA-1-YA---- -V,-.A,A,A,A,-.-,-,-,A,A,A,C,-.-,-,A.A,-.-,A,AvA,x EE IF A--Av-v-'A-Av's-'Av'---'Av '- -AvA-'-v'- '-'YA' li 11 1 1 I I 1' '1 l I ll 1l . . . 1 1 l 1 1 1 ' l 1 . . , . 11 WI 1l l . . . 1 2 1 - ll li il 1 1 1: 1: 1 1' I , . 3 . , . ,I In ll 1l ...,.,A..s.....,.,.,.,.........,,.,.,.,.,....,.,Q 5,,,..,.,.....,.,.......2,...,A,...,...,...,.,A,. 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X COMPLI MENTS OF LENTS INC PHONE IO 279 4TH BREMERTON CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR GRADUATION PENINSULA STATIONERS SCHOOL SUPPLIES TYPEWRITERS 322 PACIFIC BREMERTON 'W-H ,fgr- .J -'TTW' Kntsaplans see sights hh thxs un gumg uxcursnons to mland foes a moon cuttlng A swath of hgh! across 1 quut hay md m tht dmnncc wooded shorci ThlS pxcturc was hkcn by Roy Corhss P G X, 1 x AS' 3 X ,- fy' Z' C Z ZX 1 1 Bill liountain rules 'Old Clothcrs Dax' with cigar and umbrella. Kitsap is really not this hard up: the Boys' Club are just in costume for Old Clothes Day. . Nellie Hill gives her old faithful smile to her classmatcs. 'l'obv couldnt pose for this one, Betts' Ross and Evclvn Childers sigh with relief for another sqhool day is ovar. Ben Mead takes ll different slant on life The girls have a ready comv-luck for the bovs. Thcv wcar swsat-shirts and scarfs. No, it's not thy patrol hoys-just J few Kitsapians hogging the camera T1 cviv' - F +'r'r Z 7 x Ka COMPLIMENTS OF JOHNSON-COX COIHDANY Prunters Bookbmders Rulers Luthographers 726 Pacufnc Ave Tacoma BRoadway 2238 014 'bdilft dfL0lfl.4 fo f 6 did 0 1940 It has been a pleasure to mak the portraits for your annual Many thanks and lots of good luck ANNOUNCINC A New Photo Fll'llSllll10' Department Under the Management of Rolland R Lutz l Professional Prmfs from Your Amateur Films IX and eught exposure rolls with pla n folder prints and enlargement 4 c IX and eight rolls wuth deckled border prunts and enlargement pc xx and enght gold tone deckled border and enlargement DCC REPRlNTS Plann border 3 cents Deckled border 4 cents Cold tone deckled border J Cents ENLARCEMENTS On professuonal paper one cent per square nch Maul or brrng us your Kodak rolls SUMMER SPECIAL Twelye Pang Pong portrants at our studao l Something new and drfferent fxclusme ul This Truim IrlUb l fell 762 Upper Broadway Opposute Wunthrop l-lotcl TACOMA WASHINGTON MA:n 4493 ,dr t J N vzjl. n e - tv . , r. 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