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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1941 volume:

SAo0LE5 BooT5 0009 v 1 Q 'Ll ., , ,, if U1 SPORT BLD vse: awk I Ox Vai, ,A X ' u cA5' 110' 5 I ar' dc 0 -qt Www A 5 'llil' '9 f-M-X, fn, Q 1 J f 2 MOCQASMS 4vnvgf.w , - wgosszs TM? uv ' as eV' v '84, 'wi -o-faraway M' ' Q ll , L 11 Bnousgg A1- ,- -on ' 1. , -.. ft. .vw 2 K , J.. i -A Jgwgb , .wp 'fe V4 ,ma K ' . a -'offv L- ? ,955 fi Love CUSS Rfufif-CAT5 1' Sb 6 xi - V . x va ' U fs ,, L, r g ' ' ., 5 ' 5 .J g I -rw . Q E, f 1:-.NNS ll rr Qwm SMG 0 A A l KS. NX Alf This year Kitsap underwent more changes than ever before in the history of the school. 1941 brought a brand new cafeteria with six new class rooms all in the new addition, and the prospects of a new auditorium to be started next year. This was the beginning of the two-lunch system, which the increased population made inevitable. 1941 saw Mr. Nelson exchanging his position as a faculty member for that of Corporal in the United States Army, and the addition of two new teachers to the already enlarged faculty. Com- petition will be tough when an attempt is made to live up to the record set by '41, ,,,,..---A-' ' ,mm wi ' eff-ilu-' 1 -'-' 3 : t. .f-3 Y 1' .. .M-v ,,j-u-'4- .ylqb 1 , nl ll! . A I -iftffy ,, -1 3-'1 s-M -'T Us is S i Q l l ' S l ng . ' A f-', 'Q '-1-Z-'sf .wif-iff' V- - ik iuliiiluiw sg :S n ll'-' .ll M lil was illl 'II' mi it J- lE'l'Elr?.'.3l il MR. KNOWLES V was ,.n lil lil Ill ..- l. ...pp- USN Ill :nil .lL 'X x. The Big Boss. affectionately known as J. C., has been the gu-ding hand at K H. S for 20 years l-le has helped the school grow from one building into three and has seen the enrollment pump from three hundred to almost a thousand. Friend and adviser to eyery student. Our Boss looks ahead with even greater plans fo' the coming year. .- Q ff ,X I ' .1 a:' .Y ig Ei 5' 12 .I af! um gv gg! .,, B --- -- Ill Ill MI Ill ' ' Ill su M ISS WATSON With the duties of chief librarian, advisor for Rooters Club, and C-irls Club, Miss Watson is kept pretty busy with her 'ob as Straw Boss over Kit- sap Big for her ter l students, Side by side with the Boss she has advised and directed years, calmly taking more than share of responsibilities no mat-f how difficult the problem. MISS DORIS ADLEY Ghemustry Brology General Scuence B A from W S C Dramatucs E W BENSON Band and Orchestra Played wnth Seattle Symphony Orch e ra U o W T R BRINKMAN Muthcmatlcs P E Vocataonal Guldance B A fr Western College of Eductaron Basketball and Track MISS AGNES CARLSON Cholr Chorus Muslc I B S from U of W JOHN H CONSTABLE Ish and Latnn B A a d M A from U Idaho Debate JESS DAWKINS Sclence and Mathernatlcs B A I m C P S Football MISS JOYCE FERGUSON Englrsl' B A from U of W MISS MONA FOSTER Soclal Sclence P E Vocatlonal Gurdance B A from U of W Llfe Dlploma from Ellens burg Normal Tennis Home Economlcs rfoods' Gzfctcrla B from U of Montana MISS DOROTHY FURGESON Speech Journzllsm Engllsh French B from Spokane Unlverslty School Paper and Annual MRS MARY GOFF Remedlal Glas es Sclence Hlstory Normal Drploma B A from U of W Glrls League ARTHUR GROSSO General Sclcnce B S from U S C. Baseball MISS ANN JACOBSON othlng B S from Unrvcrsnty of Nor Dakota MISS HELEN JOHNSON Muslc Art Spelllng Penmanshlr B A from U of W L Dlplorna from XNestern o lege of Eclucwtron Juntor Hlgh Muslc MISS ALMARIE KING ec YI Sclence B A from U of VV Sexrnth Grulr C rls Lctgue MR. . . st g . f . I MR. , . MR, . Engl g , n , , MR 3 . , ro . . MISS ELEANOR FREDRIGKSON . . 1 Q . A. , L , , ' 3 . A. MR Cl 3 . . th . I .gh :fc I I II I C I- S' w 3 . , . X XVILLIAM LIPPIRT VICUIILIVL I1 r nw wn qnq 1L 0 L MAYNARD LUNDBEPG USIVIHI Affs from G Atlwlptuc Dlmc r MR DAVID MAGINNIS slum nqll w Q1 um oc unc Igncc ,N 'F from U of W Tumlnllng MISS MARGARET McGIxORY sh cob P B A from U of W K Ton Alu r MRS NIILDRED NIINNA Gomrnerclal Spwnnsh B A from U of W Debate HENRY MUYSKENS Radio Physlcs Matlwcmwtncs B S from U 0 W M S annISC D from U of Much: mn ROLLAND G ROGERS 0 '1 of 'VIISS WYONI: ROGERS Home Relatuons Engluslw Algebrw B A from U of W MIISS MARGARET STILLINGS Typung Shorthxnd and Bookkocpxng, B A r rn Lunfugld College -'I quarters It U Glnncago Studnnt Body Tr zsurcr MISS AGNES SUND Arnthrnetlc English SocnISc1cncc Jv B I ss U of W nd G MYRON WETZEI. Shoo and Mcclnmcal Dmwlng Tmght wt U of W HARRY KARGHER Ivleclwanncs and Gare of Buse MRS DORIS MIGHELIIN School Nurse MR PERCY EURGESON Offlge B S from Spokane Unlverslfv MISS MELBA DAVIS Secrfltary to Mr Knowles Kfssp I915 MISS BILI IE HAZARD :ro Asslstwnt K up I , '. S. fo NII tl . 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V' Off ' . 5 .RC 939 g ll K THE ANNuAL STAFF PRESENTS Nineteen hundred and forty-one was the long awaited and anticipated year for the class of tirsts This year's seniors were the first to don caps and gowns for the night of nights June 6 and to have a class day and evening program The year s social activities were officially opened when the girls became Scarlett O Haras and the boys Rhett Butlers for the night of October l8 at the Magnolia Manor Ball with a setting in the deep South Then too was the carnival reigned over by Her Maiesty the royal queen chosen from this class The seniors sponsored the profit making taxi dance and crazy house at this much talked of success of the year Much talked of too were the Dutch shoes Skirts reached a new high in l94l A D while the ever popular saddles were being replaced by the new mocassins Jumper skirts were being revised while sweaters were being turned around The last dramatic hit of the year and of this class was Spring Fever Miss Adley and Mr Rogers were the guiding hands behind the class WTTY U J r' Fil Porters 2 DPhaln Qc T rch l V rf Q rn 'tg I ALL Operetta 2 Pep C a fl 4 Drama C' C rw- ze r Prom C'7V 'l ter' 3 v uv, AF Djhl TY n ,Ap ov. 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Open toes in shoes were being replaced by glass heels, The pompadour hair style was rapidly taking the place ot page boy and circular parts were still very stylish, The boys went around with their trouser legs rolled up to show the bright socks so popular then. C-lass suspenders and belts were taking the place ot the old elastic standbys. A tew of the boys event went so tar as to comb their hair this year. tg' an 223 . his Qibb 2 L fir 'H- ,firg X1 ,gg ' 4' --r lit Vx 7 41 1 1 S-1 Sli? ' ' g z Q - 1. 5 ' -3 os , ' . . A: 0 4 Q ' 7' Q 9' -on L, ' f:' X Lys Q kb D co- is pf Q 5 , ' l ' '. s vp A, Q 5 gr f U' f J . x i V F5 i , 4 v 5 V ,, :M ,J . 3 -3 sf f I t 'i 9' I eg, ' ' . X fl ' ' ' f X L - ,' 1 4- ' B f x 6 Y ' t - I l 4 3 I , lib- . Q , . as li' ' , 3 , . 4- ,' V U' - 2' ' .J . ' ' i ra 2 Ai + f' ' v 43 1 , K 'A ' Q 4. 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I . - M 1 i 1 -Q 41 A Q 4 I I I .., 5 4' ' I 1 ff , i ' W N- N' ' - B - 4 Q' l if K 4 . ,.q- :VN 'Q H., 1 yi' K 4-ca 3 AN Q 'y Q. . -- Q. vf' ,ef ENF at his 4.- T' bs. f X L J 4-N X .F I V W W SLAM: if ,J - S. f -- ,, 0 :ik x - an x ,Q A fk AOA 4 fix n XS- '9- A L ..W!L .- X' WITHOUT PICTURES 16 f ' 3 Q'-MW if 'V if ,Q ' WM W' ' ,gal ,r 5i.,.wn 7-,,,.,,--e 4 1 al Q JU' 'TC' I Ili' S ' 11-tis 97ull'1'7 P F 1 'Ha PRESIDENT Riedg SECRETARY Mikclsong and VICE PRESIDENT Davis 6 . I Being formally introduced into the senior high this year, the sophomores spent their time getting accustomed to the routine. Doing more than their share for the carniw val, this up and coming class sold name pins and sponsored a roulette wheel lt was this class that first adopted class sweaters Although social activities aren't sponsored by sophomores it was because of the enthus- iasm with which they entered into activities sponsored by upper classmen that these other things were such a success, Miss Fredrickson and Mr Lundberg were chosen to help this class for the next two years. lt was about this time that the girls blos- somed out with feathers in their hair for every occasion, The addition ot a kick plait in the front and back ot full skirts was rapidly becoming a rage Plaids were still being seen everywhere This, too, was the year that spring came so early. bringing with it an epidemic ot measles Remember? nt 'N a Harisw A 'Br H PEW at D wl rig 4 'vt t re A de sow C H r lx N u i7 Sloppy Joes and Wise cracking Hannahs on the campus and In the halls' Enthusnastlc suncere and hard working on the gob that s Kitsap ln clubs music and dramatlcs At each publnc performance of the year crowds flocked to the gym where the student actors and muslcuans paved the way for future trlumphs Clubs tradmonal and newly organnzed gave actlve students an outlet for surplus enthusrasm and energy Unnted by these extra curricular actnvutues Kutsap students learned to cooperate to get along to gether and reap the rewards of a year of honest effort ux 1 ilu ,mx 'Xxb iv Y i UR'-T ROW C 'rt'th,E Larawax l Bartholet, M Hanson, l Pmter, Miss Watson ZECOND ROW B Foonta-n, 1 Forsmark, M woiterl B Crlkshahlg, B Allen, B, Gibson THlRD ROW V, Colcny, l Rogers, V Heathcote, B Higgenbottom, l. johanson. . 0' STU DENT COUNCIL Just imagine? Well over 2,000 spectators swarrned to Kitsap during the evening of its second annual Carnival To prove that the advertising by the Student Body Council, which consists of representatives from each class, really was worthwhile, there was a clear profit of S-ll8.l6 taken in from the Carnival. The final payment on the stage curtains, a large turnout for l-lomecomingf' and noon dances in the gym were other accomplishments for the Gang to be proud ot this year. With the help of the P. T, A, to cover the amount due. the students also have a new movie projector that shows pictures for education and entertain' ment. TORCH CLUB Yes. there is a shrinkage in the honor society, pictured below, according to the number that have be- longed in the past years1 the reason being that the standards in the grading system, required of one to become a member, have been raised. One of the popular concessions at the carnival was the inauguration of the movies by the Torch Club, Super smarty of the smarties is Mr, Muyskens, better understood as their govial advisor. They held their annual dance in May, with the whole school and the Alums invited. s Il N F F 'nrhcll 1 1 L Hattie Swanson V Cale QECOND ROW I Person r r-'rg lf nerr l Tcvierv TH POW M Porter N Menees M Hanson C Sebest er B rtt l TOP ROW Mr M yskens A Moore ie ran i a Cm arn Si e l n Davis, l. Larrb T M ,J f 'Q m -' 3 A . , - as 9 'J' 1-.f 53234 P' ? , Q 1559 .fgyk ' V' A ,Ai 1-if -: 6 S 1 , yb, y q, J is Q 3 1 4? t Wi? if ,gi-fQ'i ' Wef 1 JL 'B diglgg, . y ' Q v. 1 . , f'.,1 'pa sf, PP A Q I 1 e ' :og 1' 1. ' f we V- . -- , . . t . . . ,Q . , K ,', NIV, i my - 4. . - . x t- , - . V. . . ,. ty A 1 EIZUWLI vi , ,A V ., . .5 9 C' tv E nfrag r 5 4' '17, P-'l KN, r -' r ,, V ly, V, 1 gp K, ri '. ,, I, .. 5 y Y., y 'fm L. L- U , r,,c,,Utf, :WL . . ., A +45 Q., F. F. A. - It has been a bug year for the F F A. boys as they were on the go most of the tame? At the begrnnrng of the year some of the memhers purchased royal blue rackets wlth the brrght yellow F. F. A emblems on them. Two ludgrng teams, consrsttng of Donn Shattuck, George Bodle, Kenneth Schubert, and Dan Muner, traveled to Portland where, out of approxrmately seventy-fave teams, our team placed thrrd rn ludgrng darry Cattle Many freld traps were made to chrcken and darry farms and to trust orrhards where trees were pruned. On the eyenlng ot Aprrl 8, nlnety young agrrculturusts and dads got together tor a rousong trme at the Father and Son Banquet. FORUM CLUB Mn Charrman, l don't agree wsth that last statement Mr Chalrman, the polnt l want to strrtsg ls, a loud bang of the charrman's gayel interrupted and srlenced the last speaker to allow a but of rntormatron to be gtyen about these arguers Many heated socval, economrc, and world problems were argued by the Forum Club, newly organrzed thts year. Offrcers drd not exrst but Bull Frantllla acted as chalrman and Mr, Rogers as adyrsor. Meetrngs were held regularly on Mondays and Frrdays durrng the noon hour. lx , 0' mv- - x 1 D .' '!'l Pt Y Lg, IUM4 O1 'TFT f-POUJD THF 'MLP M' Perf, YQ ' r r c li Vtrftarrw W Frant'm C Clow CQ lodhulrn, L lass. U ,rlrvf i l'evr1u'g'.a-',, D Mlm FIRST DEBATE Ev- W5 of H U .. . V., 5, X' ' -,, t Mi If FIRST STRING DEBATE Emphaslztng learntng te debate Izv actually de- Ivatrng. the Ilrst team ttvttttters argued tI'tetr wav tn' f'.T, gh rn re tnan A tt zen debates wttn egnt ftttterent hgh sqnods, .1 vurnnment at Bremer! ton. r,nr- at C P S, and nnetner at the U of W. Howard Alexa:-tier recetwtt .1 rtbbon at the Bremerton tournament tor ttrst place rn speaktng wI'trIe Dtrk Van Meerten place-I second In the same event Howard also recewed A gold rtbtmon tor the rattng of good rn probiem sotvtng .tt the Untversttv of VVasrtrngton He wtu the ftrit Kttsap student to pIace tn that new type of debattng. A ftne sotrtt of wtlhngness to debate agatnst any and aII axatlable tearng qnaractertzed mem member of the ttrst Itnebuo Ttwty were rwptrt-ri bv thetr coach. Mr Constabte Q no II Mi H SECOND DEBATE f V' rote f ew I I f ,I .' NI 'ff . :Klux 't i T I :BRE 3 3i D BJ. V. Q 1 I. Ma M1 Mffa SECOND STRING DEBATE BCE Peers at tw- Iebattng ities, thaw secer-:I ltrtng Ag-hatgf nffTn': -,Mi morn tnnnk, t: tht-r ma Crain, Ntff M ,ft-J TI1tw'IWQ.'t' xx tIt ftfqttex ,vt tlrrt r ann f Lx 55 Wtgvttp H15 gh JD Sfmt N-n' tw 'L gxattr r- w 'j,, -,wmgvwy at Quin-NT ,N t, IWW Cd Hart- A D' A X tn Fwfnfrtfn .tim cfmgxteg wt ww-r.1I .A ttf IY.ICf'I7T.I P.xtKIt.' tru' Q P S W th ml- ttrfxf trrtrtrt t. mij t gwrttft. RIBBON WINNERS K 4 t M x I' r xv' 1 'Yr 2-if N --A-Q ' RCW F' C 'vc lvl fuer. f X ?g'qf'. 1s- y rant' s C li few Vx 1 B B it Q C lt C N t s 7' Dex s F B. 1.1 'ESOND CCW NN liarrw O '-inre I V C ll is - W. T'-:Rf ROW l' slaby- l fran' al 'J Bw-L' 4 ka' Q FOV, N e:w ef' f Mi K c N A l -' 'Jl C3588 5 hd K 'T Va' 'Aiertec i 21 ' Mid' 1' Xt. less g Q 1 mis-'x it ll B T L. Sw-.DL cmd On the field marching or in the bandfstand South Kitsap's band is always ready, always full of music, and always good It marched at every football game and at the Silverdale game in mud up to their ankles lt marched Armistice Day in Port Orchard and in Bremerton Stella Bulduc. trumpet player. Junior Cosbey, trombone, Bill Frantilla, clarinet, and the brass sextette are the chief soloists of the band The members of the band are one big gang, all for one and one for all. They don't like wiseaguys and stick together like glue The group elects its 4 own officers and this year they were LeRoy Pender grass, managerg Patty Cornell, secretary, and Dor othy Bartholet, drum rnajorette The band is alwaysfwilling to play for any oc casion on 48 hours' notice., W ESL M-f--sq A If ,M ' MR. BENSON, SWINCSTER Meet the director of Kitsap! band and orchestra, Mr. Bensen. For 5 J' years he has been giving the down .' ' beat on his baton at Kitsap and in 11 ' his spare time he plays with the -1 4 A Peninsula Swingsters . ffjx ,ff . 'kr -4? ,,f1v '..f xg4!!,g A V JV iz fs i 42' ,1- 7 rf Hz' .ff .', -l ' if . 26 ., ii T FCM , Dialing F' Calffwel' M Mctfeiv, R Lesvence F Baverf r 1.1 F E? if 5 T Baieri 3 Box? P Ma-wel' F , , , , Y 5 , Y aka ,- , f . . ' 'NJ t-Jr. N e' , tr-ie'-. TJ lv'fVw':v D Bn 5 Qtisbcs if Daw ' ANJ fc, A edhwf N 7'9U QVi. i C901 - ll i a , t' ff , :ss,E Bwsxi, N Menees F Wetlc ll if I F J i n The orchestra is composed of a group of the best musicians in Kitsap The members have had much special training, and they must have technique as well as natural ability to belong The orchestra plays for all the dramatic events at S, K. U, H, S, as well as playing on many other occasions such as graduation, P. T, A Meetings, and request programs, Kitsaps orchestra proved itself at the Music Meet, held here this year, where it made one of its best appearances of the year and competed very favorably with those of other nearby schools. Mr Benson feels that by next year his group will be able to tackle a tull length Symphonv. due to the rapid progress made this year. 4 The String Quartet was formed in the early part of January, l94l, The need and Dossiliilities of such an organization had been under discus- sion tor several months prior to that time lt was telt by Mr, Benson that an organization which was snmll .init yet could COve1,Tl'te entire range' nmlnng possible four part harmonies would be very suitable tor things which'W0uld nf require the use ul the whole h h school orchesfra The musicians chosen for merfgership were sdglchosen because of their musical abilities. ' , The quartet is composed of a first violin, secontl Qlfiolin, viola and cello, making possible four part harmonies. This yenr's String Qulrtet mcmlnerg, were Shirley 'arncrl first violing Jane Dowling, violag Fran le Schoch, cello, and Don Mills, second vgbljh. Don also acted as Business Manager ttf the gm The artet played for about tiftc-en varied ,X tt'c.tsir1tvS'ir1d also won an excellent .mart at the xy. Musit M ' at Tacoma. I 6-X ,V ,rj n Robert Broxxnlng doesnt Sax Cxafllx 4 how many xfounggverx the pled Prper o l-landlln Charmed lror The Prner nm C2 olker Compared To The gwckoru Krungri Pen Band had at The lmSlaellm'l zgmncfi and pen mserhlwlrels durlmj the rear ITS rnernlvers are flwwrw from the lmnd and Thai year xlxarlods lXlrlCllT'lC Slwplmrrl was drrerfor and Fern Eddx 8SSlSlJUl drreelor . ami? 4 shllmi QJPX 29 W x C155 Q0 f JX O r QOL Q2 To senlors Junlor Cosbev and Estelle Bulduf and Sophomore Shlrlcw Vxfnrnrlr was elven the huqhest ratlngg possrlrle, that IS, superior, at the Natuorml Mums Meet ln Spokane las? year and all three were presented with .1 medal for therr excellent playung To student dlrector and Crack trorn lnonust Junlor Cosluey four sr,hc+l.1ralmus have been offered and one to lata-lle Bulduc, top gurl Trumpet player a Baton Nlntorette. Eyelyn Chtlflers .mtl the baton twtrlers marrhtng between the haltes nt A foothnll game on Ktt-taps home tteltl. oaose tt guys you .1 lug srntle .wntl on wtth the football game YO qs, -as - us. T I5 '-O P , 7 gwfngnoorouwgfchard, on to t, , nf of 3 foofb H KITSGDV5 WC, CrOVV. ' and th x 9 game, OW Song b r 9 band ,S A-Sum, V Time out for fun ' Bob Graham remanns a grtnntng spectator as Es- telle Bulcluc: and Paul Davts cinch .1 new hand-holdtng technique. 9 'f Q ' Q 4 1 e ween me hayveg Dorothy Bartholet was selected as drone malorette hy Kitsap's pep band members thus year, Dorothy performed wtth the band and Evelyn Childers and her twlrlers at the home basketball and football games, Dorothy rated excellent tn the dtstrtct mustc meet at C. P. S, 29 5- , 'a -. W N - ll ., mf 'N . Sq M' .Q ,Mc N U, it ' i. : t, -t, rqe . g','5wti.fx'i ,fi .x,t. s . X . U. Ollwr x Nt'--in a ti. . or-M1 s f -r V .s r or O Hswvi N ,,,., C Um ,. rn g,.l. 3 n- , ,4, ix pi ,,, , t ,, ,. cv' ., C . , s . t, .. . ' 5 Orrw 'f7'l1'lvN li lf ii' lv .iivts ri l 6 Nat' X. t5.'- ll lst- . , ltr t, , 1 fa' A M its i. ln vx - l-' it-'ei B E3i1 fir' l T Miss Carlson, vocal mentor ot Kitsap, also directs the choir at the Port Orchard Chftstigrt Church Miss Carlson has had a lot ot voigg Work and is .1 very excellent soloist gamma Singing for several P T A meetings. caroling at Christmas time and competing at the Gig Harbor county music meet, the choir under the tune lead- ership ot Miss Carlson experienced a full year The chorus and choir sang at the Spring Concert and at Baccalaureate Moving into their special room on the new addition. the vocal department practiced tor many tune programs presented for the public and the school At Commencement the senior mixed enf semble sang At the state music meet in Tacoma, held in March, three vocal students rated excellent They were Katheryn Hunt. Francelle Schoch and Bob Craham, all iuniors This is the tirst year Kitsap has sent contestants to the rneet. r Mug, T N ssA1Ney Mr Mign s Mssl Per up T ww: GE What a Llfe was presented Aprrl by The Qulty fn tn rd o f e r xewrly performances grven to rarse momv for 1 scnolarsnrp fund Euen year the ficultv makes rt possrble for some graduate to go on To collef,e 'Inns year several students were used to ful! out the Cast Credut rs due Drck Tucker sensor who flled an Import int part und to graduate Bob Pound A who also played a speakmg part Mr Koen Nr C ntlfrk Mr Mmnnrs 3' ,lx Y A or-T. s W 'fs-. l rh LQ fgpfn I N if ., Uh? ., h Q 1 ', Q W . e .Y 6 afar' . , I Kr Qi v'Y.1fj1 .1V .1' P :uk V' X D A rx M, K wnnrs, Mr R'M,1er?,DrfL urkrr ' QU FW' W Wy 1 X ' 'W x v A ' ' f. ,Q .. 57 iq. ,,,, 5 ff Q . X VV11s x ', C r nr . I g 5 n r W' Uwe, 0 . 1 17' A 1 ,L ' . 'I ' ' A 24 fa ' I . C I f ln, i Jil' s H L I x rj I I B c 1 V' rt A ca' V X ', D '4e'sC N 'Jew 7 F7 'KOND P Y . is gs 0 C QW MQ 0 Q Qm C 3366i X we Y H D ,fi Peterson, Din Mlls, Dlylfl Plummer la v9 Qex 34, e foes pd have 10 X ' Y 6 0 i Wh i rl 5 faq L14 Cf fy? With the dramatic emphasis for '40 '-ll spotblignting school lite. the seniors chose spring Fever, a production dealing with lite in an eastern college, as their play, and it was presented on May Z3 to an enthusiastic audience. JW' A F :il .107 as , 0,17 A x his I 'Skiddingf' junior play, was presented December 6 by a cast of ten, directed by Miss Adley lt was the first Andv Hardy play to be presented at Kitsap and was a big success financially and dramatically ,S - auth. N Muriel Coodspeed, Glamour Ctrl and win- ner of many firsts, en- tertanned in a National x ,U. assembly in November. Mississippi Singers, National Assembly artists. .war l--..,. in February entertained Kitsap with an hour of Kitsaps most original assembly of the year was pie- Negro songs and lore. sented by the annual staff with Business Manager, Dick Tucker, in charge. Mics venita lvleburny, impersonat- trtr .tml tttiptveteer, was Drtfsuntvct also by the N.ttn:vn.tl Assemblies, Inc Shi' was featured at a free assembly in April. Almost a tradition .it Kitsap is the beautiful play 'XVhv the Chimes Rang' It was giten in a Christmas assembly and in the December meet of the P.T.A 33 At the Tele At the Tolo, Dvrk Van Ndeuterw and Velma Drake. The German Band was a feature of the cam.val programt 1 9-3? it wr ,H Y, The Orrgtrtal Kentucky Krmrrt KOLJS 9, . ms 'Chulderi Hlersch, and Wocvri- buryl as they appeared rn programs this Year. ,. 6 , HW Pttpular vote matic Mnrmrtf- Cm K lt Viva 1 v' tlrh Int tn at ww tt qttemr arf Kutsaguk ft ' X. rt. mart Peggv Zurich' .mfr . wr' ,V ' Pwr .IYYUIYLLIYWYS 'AA . 'Qzzwa 2 S -m'J'-mpuw f M 0 49' wgaka.. 74, 17x gl 'i in J r H 'T Shox,-. thrgc xmmon wha? 'Mu Law dow Follow the I68dCl'.' C09 H535 hcafd h DOW U 77 C No X! I d , NYMV. V nbgd IQ 1 000 ,Z tional player by his feammafes. C5 F To Y ' 11 1 Ng f T055 U AJ ,,,.. '4Corb Foysten, voted mspfra Look Curls Y-A mouse Y ff' X FOYSTON Rrght Half SPRY ' Left Cuard SONCER A Rrght Tackle 2 Z Z ri .4 Z ELLIS It H Rlghl End N ' fvllelitale M Baffbrtdge . it Hcrfe ,, FIRST STRING- Tfgi Qfff E- r E rf. 'f NN tlvvwl Viwerl r -r . .., t -, r HIM. ,:.',r 'K 1 . .1 . .. , L , 'LQ':.' e, 'Q Q I W. BRYANT A Quarteroafk 4 I FK XD - , 1 A l . J PRICHARD Center Jess Dawkuns, coachung has frrst year ot football at South Kitsap, rallued hrs boys into second place in the Tru County League, and brought them rnto fifth place un the Penrnsula League, Leading his lught team tor the tnrst time, Coach TRIVCOUNTY SCORES Kr?-nr' 5 Vmlslno ., lf! Ytlsar' rl L- lvernxlo f, K tow fl Ba nhr rtgrr O .. , Y 'wap If Vashcn ., C UQLHKSHANK itiliimck STEVVART Center Dawkins was up against heav- ier teams in the Peninsula League Dawkins is to be com' plimented for his first year of Coaching, and would have done much better if he had had more reserve players PENINSULA SCORES At Pfrt Angers K Man fi A' 'eqmn Pl 7-.qw li A' H: rre H. 'wi ' At Skit T.vvnsL'ii' if mfg ' At ' 'vrfwvde Y 1 At Horreu. ,ik s X ' A BEST Right Cuar Port Angdcs 26 '-eq . rn IO F.i..istw IS r tn Vwnserii i-, 'iiverctaie tr .Ch migani ls SECOND STRING- TO3 F3O'.'.' 53 .' d ulllm 11 IQ EINC Left Half 13 11- .I r 'im' L r' x H. BRYANT Left Tackle Coach Dawkins NR I 1 POWERS Left End ' 1 CNN - 1 C3J:'W BOTTOM ROW ff' PI n ' 'Q I X CMITH VUCVKK' TI'1r5L1Q 1OuT fi A' Pwwsf f f9FQ 'CF 4 P188 Ljfvbrw NVQ QCPNOO, apC3r!vrN.1vwaPw'1' ll, ww thc if wwf Nvmga F' 1 w V -, 4 f ,1 , 1 - 1 Sp0rfvwmr1armg, fs rmwrg lm iwormm than mfnymng A TVJCP rwyff Cf Lrwg the xCar -.vw J Hmrmwon shup basketball COUNTY .I 3 TCJVTT '14 0 y jvwgr W., - Y, L., U I Q' fx , lf V .Wxm C pq Harbor fmor Cuam it I mor Forward an 6' DAVIS CPOMER rv :r Cdard f :r Fgmaf: SECOND STRING-- lfkw E ' 5CT'ON1ROH1. '.1' .4 K '.': '- an ? Q I I Q.. S ,W E , IQ. y w Et -9 - x In-w I ix 44 Q 5 3 'S 1' 1 its GEORGE BROWN, who is one of the spark plugs on Kitsap's snappy nine, will be one of the seniors to graduate and leave the squad this year. Brown is one of the top sluggers and is a very inspirational player. ,Is-. MR. ART GROSSO, coaching his first year of baseball at South Kitsap, started out the season by winning one game and dropping the second and third. Grosso, previous to his teach- ing and coaching here, was the coach of the Silverdale football and baseball teams. Coach Grosso has had a lot of coaching experience, having coached Legion teams for several summers. The Kitsap eleven started out the '4l season by beating the Vaughn nine by a score of 7-2. They dropped the next two, one to Silverdale 4-3 and the other to Bainbridge by a score of 4-3. They won their fourth from Gig Harbor by a 93 score, DAVE BUNTING, the other grad- uating senior, is playing his first year of baseball for Kitsap as a pitcher and has not as yet shown what he has on the ball. Since this is his first year, he is a little inexperienced but will be in there pitching before the year is over. 1 I E l . l .4 2 1' ul? I B Q f'1e'n new d Vrgll f' P B rl V' '?.lrl B W-l- 4 ' avif l' lWi'llil N', C V C' .i-r 'TAKJYYNF 'i wh Cr' fa. ,fi i i, ry ry. I I f is B ...,.i ti 1- 5 l tart., F1 Cyl' .n and .fwr mf P I A 'ff VSA: Anr,c-rwon, M.'in.iger. K .QQ ,. N Ja EMT el., 1 Q. 1 TRACK Mr, Brlnkmah, who rs resrgmng thts vear from the faculty, has been Kltsaos track coach lor the past fue wears Coach Brmkr-nan was a crack tour wear letterman from Bellmgham. Western College ot Educatrorw, before commg to Krtsap Last vear Coach Brmkman turned out two outsramllmi trackmen, John Cook and Chuck Joslm Two vears ago Cook journeyed to the state meet and placed trfth rn the pole vault Track work has been hahdlcapped bv lack of proper facnlrtles and Mr Brlokrharw Cao be congratulated tar successfullv Duttrng hrs boys mto stuff competrtlon no sprte of thus. n 4 t . p.,.. ,. 3 V ,.,.,, 'v -, H- , Lf V Mn F ' we th' wrt' w gwarfffl ttrmt 1 'hc uct vv tru X.J',h,o emi Lllver- -4. li' X, uw, I , tx, .. Ll. vwr 'ltr team X F K mm IL The K tmp 'rackcreers nf thc cement cuff vw cxpor enced ctadwwg cf MM Fwsrcr ww rm-V mat matches Thus season vwfh Vaughn Cn thc Eagles C U M Thu than dropped the mmf fwf games mm tx Hmm lv dge, ard the other, a V--V.-- . .. -.- f- V- , x- un.. -4 . . .L bn. 1 LAVAV.. X Q C 'F , .ni 'yer' :iff 797,52 3 K 34,43 ' cams L' vc' ed: ' L' gfw I dose unc. to Briffcrtcvw 5 3 ' Tx1.Ff 4 ,f .xv ,I 5 , f , X E , ,g': .-.f s' r A f- ' 'E' Cvwr' s Q-5 -1 - n,J 'UI 4, IH: ykpsr ,-Law...-1 L 0 ...QTE Q X I' Q n Comb Foxtcr Q I COSBEY PIERCE UAFQTHOLET -l in VERSON ! I CAMPBELL lit, t are-' ttf. 4.5 This year, the year when the second addition to our school was finished, the junior high adhered closely to the pattern of school life set by the senior high, Many fads and fashions so swiftly and enthusiastically introduced were just as swiftly forgotten. But others such as wooden shoes and moccasins survived Class programs, plays and parties made up the social whirl of the seventh. eighth, and ninth graders, At their afternoon dances they danced, mostly jitter- bugged, to the P. A. system in the gym. And remember this was the year all the junior high joined the other in humming and whistling snatches of the then popular I Hear a Rhapsody, Frenesi, and Our Love Affair lt sezs here, Oh, you kid. and 'iThat aint no lie were all popular ex- pressions in these fast moving months ot study and play. On June Sth the ninth grade graduated to become sophomores, leaving sev- enth and eighth graders to carry on in upholding another year of junior high school happenings. 'Y 0 A , , .Len ' 4 .., . 3 , .35 'Q 'E' ,QW 'fav vi WQSQQ i 6fB't' :La if 7 I A,,., .Vg tiifzm , L-' J.- 'E nf , - f W3 J .,, ' , , Q-Qtffr X, WI i - , 3 i l .llflug 51 . - 'I .C QL 9 'U .1 o ll 'ht gf 0 X- 3 ' A-lf E 9 1 -ff -i'i.fY'1ml' a-.All ' ' .e, 11 Jgi- Y Y nw! A-. 4.4, S. Q-. wr- X, E Q1-A ., My 4.S,T13ff A' J ' . Vw fi GV 1 ,, F fe. g . 'O' - r f,,-s C K KLUB-FUQCT RONV F H. l.'.'u'1'f' 'J 'JL' 'e I ble f f'1 'lX FVTOND RONV E' V'a tl'.'- F Wet2el,C Fersmwi F' V1 t' N iwws'-.x 'Ci l-'SYN lf' f, if UI A 'QL-mer A Lxwf' L, A hswerth The Crrls League and the Boys League have had an unusually busy year and have enthusrastucally taken part rn all of the school actryrttes A Mothers Mlxer was gryen by the gurls an May and three plays were presented rn Aprul, They gave a football banquet for the boys last tall, sent cards to C rls League members who were absent because of Illness, and sold scones and coffee at the carntyal A smoker and several boxmg matches were held by the Boys League throughout the year and rneetungs were held every two weeks Mr Magrnnts was the new adyrser to the league and replaced Mr Brrnkman who ably durected the boys last year. Specual speakers were heard at varrous meetrngs throughout the year and programs were also put on and enloyed by the group. db A' rf! 4.6: I GIRLS LEAGUE OFFICERS f BOYS LEAGUE OFFICEHS-ii Vw lea' V' f J t D Nl r rl' y ,r 'lf' . ' w en tl- s 1, fx' -.rs tant' 41 Y BOYS IR. HIGH CLEE- VQ-' RCW' f ff C' Barher l H-?'?l' : T' I F IW' rl '.-f-- li CWM' fx fl f c' 'T V. a 's U C: '.'-1 ETCNII RCA. 9 Cirtieete F '.'.' EW. X Ei-'ir R iffi' in 5- lj U F U . r s T UPVDW Dt' T . ips 'X l.'ss s ' THIRD WCW P L I ll V 5 l3. 'i l 1 'JfiP i i.'L- lk l1,'1',, A lf li D L .J 'c's:' .wry -'x r Eighty girls and thirty tive boys made up this year's junior high glee clubs. The groups met on Mondays on rotating periods practicing for their yearly aim, the spring concert which was held in April A newly organized group also under the direction of Miss Johnson, was the girls enf semble made up of eighteen girls. This was a choice group chosen for their ability to sing and their ability to stay after school and practice. The junior high orchestra, especially the string section, was given the ground work necf essary for senior high orchestra, according to Miss Johnson, conductor. 00 JUNIOR HIGH ORCHESTRA-TEATED B H ggifs L P re, M Cao' r 'Q 'Z Hrorf M ONQ1' Q Pr-t' if 1 lTr 'rn1 V limrti l Wiwyrx i- Larson. QTAVJDLC 9 Mvlwelrrr, F Wrtzef, M ss jwlznscri E Boro f A ,8 'ff' D D 'yi' Q tlrffi l Erfimiri l twin' F1 'chart 50 A COACH MAGINNIS tuvutues, takung over the baseball. Coach Magurunus us new thus year to Kutsap. A graduate of the U. of W, he has years of Seattle Cuyuc Play Ground experuence hack of hum. Thus year he has helped Mr. Brunkman wuth hus uunuor hugh sports ac- BASEBALL Froglfu baseball looks xuury good for the comung season wuth Mr. Magunuuus as coach, .lack Anderson and Dauu Ellus wull carry the burden of mound dutues. Of the two games played, the results were: Kutsap. ...... l3 Colby 2 Kitsap ........ 3 Shelton . 5 Seventh and eughth graders also have a team and show great DVOFHISU. TRACK The track team us agaun lookung forward to the County' champuonshup, a tutle whtch the Kutsap junuor hugh track team has held for a number of track seasons. HANDBALL Handball us one of the younger boys' favorute sports. Every P. E. pe- ruod and every noon funds the corner of the shack un use by really expert handballers. - li., lu' A .Sf V BASKETBALL The organuzatuon of the seventh- eughth grade basketball team proved successful again thus year under the directuon of Coach Lundberg. The boys dropped very few games and .gb gauned valuable experuence necessary for those who wull he on the frosh quintet next year. KNEEDNC Cu Craharv' C Marker, R lonnsir' H K'ne,, D Ellus, B Luepert, H Vernaurt, K. Bcrchefs, STANDNC Ccarh Mag or 2 F3 Zpe, H Brown, l Hail, P Bmfen, G Heatlu- CC79, H Cary, J. Pope, l Anderson 52 1.1 --H i tag IW ,Q Q' 5 fw J' ' I Zee? eff? C:s:c,. .N::'h es ,IU A,., -f. .. ' . , .lij-I' If FX .BED C '7 I 3 r fi' 1 -, , ee Hr ,,.L RN 1 ,wa ,Y A .fu -,. .Am- N . ' Mr 1 nr! V ffofwhrh It .bww mv! ...1. vm? .U-fx he pw of hw: absmf frm- vw tho beard pwcfwc Qtr-cc 1: 'ff-cv, c.cnb5.i. E1 JD? K::ssaI Kar LIGHT LUNCHES MILK SHAKES M 1 1. 5 ., 8 6 If Q? 8 H4 eater to my fchoof .iltulalentd TGRGEN NELSCDNS uP-1o- nm ifwfuzv sions 31 Pacific Ave. Bre C g lations h CLASS OF '41 'P TH 0 M AS R 0 S S ABSTRACT COMPANY 'E ABSTRACTS 8: TITLE INSURANCE W Bremevfon, Wash. PENDIETON FUNERAL PARIORS L. S. Pendleton, Prop, ji ort O Stop at PENINSULA FEED C0. for the best of all kinds of FEED AND GRAIN Phone 6241 C. C. VAUCHAN AND SON Q5 Iler Skate Your lllau to Health THE IZOLLEIZDROME One Block from City Limits on Navy Yard Highway BREMERTON Phone 2040 COMPLIMENTS NH T 'S SERVICE Port OrcI1ard's Favorite Service Station nv?:..gCgEvL1m1 Featuring STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS Atlas Tires and Batteries Lub 'cation MEN'S FURNISHINGS LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR SILK HOSE EOOT WEAR x T 5,4 -. Dk XX I . I. , na., F1 y, , - A' Tits.. XS-.K mo , 5 -- - LW:-, A Q r ...Run ny l x .f ' .... .pf BLIIIIBIIIIIIDGS Q COM PLIMENTS BUD S DAIRY PortOrchard eet Your Friends at Bremerton Leading Drug Store OLBERG DRUG CO ORPHAN ANNIE Hamburgers Home Cooked Foods WE BAKE OUR OWN PIES AND CAKES DR C VODRA DAVIS V B CALDWELL TRADING POST VH' 'L A V'f1O'JL1Ju A of r I I Z5 u is ' . .. LL Vw LQLT o'r+-OOD . I wr L-LH AWD ew, -ItI1 and Pacific 'A lvLLL'Tf1'. lNOIflI I5 LI I I PI -I Compllments CURTIS H MACOMBER M D h THULEANS FAMILY SHOE STORE Home of Peters Shoes ms KA S M EN S HOP Men s Furmshmgs and Sportmg Goods CON PLL VIENIS OT WILLIAMS HARDWARE Hardware Plumbmg Supplles Sportmgs Good Paints and Varmshes Bunldmg Materials CONGRATULATIONS toClassof 41 PORT ORCHARD INDEPENDENT AUERSWALD S Accounhng and Secretarual School Day and Nught Classes O In Bremerton It s GRAHAM S For the Tops In MALTED MILKS AND SANDWICHES CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF 41 CRUICKSHANKS VARIETY STORE COMPLIMENTS to the Class of 1941 'K ROSS W. WATT FOR SMART MISSES CLOTHES Vnssl BARR'S APPAREL V I I I L ' r . , . . Pwr! OIL Jul, XNJ9. ,R 'NON Ott-T41 WL ' ' I'f .v Complmwnts JT ,1 y ' ' . H N I ' S O 1 , . . . PI - 'Ill P O L. l QLQ Fourth St Bremerton lull Ull lm f P Phone Oli T f, I5 lzlmgj, FLHI1 .xml Inu- EL 'Ta-I D V Y Q I NQf A Y all P. I A - RICE ELECTRIC Q-O ljllofj 5 1 4 . ' lv nf General Electric Appllances Faurbanks Morse Pumps Kifhard Gray Kvifzhsan Photographer COMPLIMENTS TO Class of 41 Ill' Hllll Skating Nlglwtly Parties Our Specsalfy TRIPLE XXX E IN STA w NDEPENDENTLY OWNED COMPLIMENTS TO Craduatung Class of 41 from CASWELL COFFEE CO Best Wnshes Class of I9-ll JOSEPH HAAS 8. SON Reliable Realtors ll 1 l O PEARSON 8. CRENSHAW Studebaker and International CARS TRUCKS 'ar G X-S' S '37 g O D 1 r -4 1 1 1 FH l l l Y Pl l l 1 1 1 7 , , 1 1 Pl ' lf P T O ld l Head of Bay - v R. . Stccn . ll llw rfvvvf llvzrwmrtvvwl XV,J Q ' l F P lx' la, D' Vt -,aff vt ' l. l. Xkl VH Ofl, .f Sfjfeclzw Prmlmg Planned and Pradured f EFFECTIVE effect wuth nts Implied qualrty and economy as as necessary nn school pruntung as an competrtuve advertusung matter PRINTING we PLANNED Our complete servuce Includes every and to the customer an the layout and artwork PRODUCED Most effucnent and versatule productuon equipment un the Northwest PRINT INC jalfusvn U01 Uvm an BOOK BINDING OFFICE SUPPLIES 726 Pqc1f1c AKCIIIIP TACOMA Phonf BRoadu rx 2238 l l l l l ' o specialize in school printing--eannuals, papers, tickets, invitations, etc. ' s I i V I CAHNKS BREMERION Oll DELIVERY Pioneer Real Estate and Office Insurance Olls for Heating IOI T OI CHAVD XNASH Phone 944 ments of HUM Comph IUMBER C0 msunso sAvlNcs 'Il JOHN DOWER MICAL '11 'G I NTHII K IN URED I ECONO Home LoANs ffm E TO BUILD ANNTI-IINF I Phone 619 E I RS ASSOCIATION Annapolus SAVINGS C1 LOAN 0 L CO IIS ANNADO MAIZKEI TI-IOS CHANIIEI L N FINEST Bremerton M E A TS I I , CONGRATULATIONS Your GRADUATION PENINSULA SIATIONERS X is Typewrlters School Supplies I I A II JU fl Jffiff 2, I ' ' ' 5 .::.:.1:.:. IQ, S' fa f Q W : E If 5 I 3, .'.'.,Z:Z, ,fy T 4' . WMV T I I vga I . 3 Q f I f IVUYTTQIIVU 1 ' I on of I I: Y N1 A A L x Q I pl ' X SIRI I . S he .LIL .5--iZ'fPr Q' 39 La.. fl Nm STYLE-RITE THE STORE FOR MEN Ph FAMOUS BRANDS CORRECT PRICES GUARANTEED MERCHANDISE I1 DOROTHY'S BEAUTY SHOP Electric Manicures Facials Permanents 747I P Congratulations To the Class of '4l JAMES MUNRO Best Wishes to The Class of 4l KITSAP COUNTY BANK HACKETTS DRUG STORE Prescriptions Filled Promptly ROAR WITH CILMORE CHUCK B O W M AN GITMORE PRODUCTS We Take the C-uessvvork Out of Business Education By Guaranteemg Results THE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF COMMER 1 P t Orchard. Was ington I ' Port Orchard H1-ml fmt tlfur Bay Truth Floor Vance Burlrlung I I I , S26 Smttlc Srrl nnl U Red Lion Cas Lion Head Motor Oil EI 6 t Ii The ll0uSB of Boltdn CLASS OF 41 BBEIITFB I3 'h t E941 THE BEST OE CK w krhych G Dennu Chevrolet Co DR ELMER R PORTER DR JOHN B PORTER th f 41 BEST WISHES Stevenson's Furniture f Tl X Wls es he Class o I r r - 'H ' S ' Whatever or e oose 'r -A -n Aft d t' For Smart and Up-to-Date Styles T Ta .... fi O av To e Classo ' T , li X A VOVU V CRENSHAWS MODERN MARKET Open EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS Phone T752 BREMERTON ROOFING COMPANY Complete Roofung Servuce SHINCLES BUILT UP ROOFS ROOF REPAIRS PX D I TA OT BREMERTON SPORT SHOP Plumblng Heahng Sewers ATHLETIC 5OL'pMWT PORT ORC?-IX D WASP-1 X I PORT ORCHARD TRANSFER 8. EUEI WOOD BURNER OIL COAL FI T QICHX RI' NVIISHINFTO Hussey and Peterson AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRINC TORT Owcrmuo WASHINGTON I I FI 71 I E E -X I I NI '. V x LI I X- T. 'I U I IV H f IQKLIQ I II 5 kNN4I1II5I VI 4 f I -I J Iivwlxvvfuvw, XV.InI . . I. B ' T ' - f ' f , I :I g T. In , , LI H I I E1 , - , East Bax Stn-cr 'I 'A V I , v. In . + f . 1 PII ITIL., I' P, I Ln Q fu V. PI ,.m I I ' PORT ORCHARD FEED AND SEED FCCc Has C ral Fortlllzors Albers Proven Feeds All Ga den Seeds Bulk and Package ll tv em Delrx Supp cs 7261 GRANT LUMBER COMPANY 5612 Complete Buuldmg Matenals TT O ALDERMANS OUAllTY MARKET Hits Furs Drapes Also Relmmg and Repaurmg Choice Meat and Groceries This IsWhul1le Need Your Business I Po I 'y of D. 1 1 .m L. ff Por! Orch d Phonc Phone On Hart 1 r H ills-sn, ISTTIXVXTES CHE y CEUI f,Y ll I- lf ll, IH LATEST MODERN METHODS F DRY CLEANING I ' I XVI fvl' I v 1 Z . Port Orchard I - ' I O I 9 I Jr . ' I tte . . . . U to I Y James Smltlw Dean Corluss Laura Deal Harry McPherson C CII G W D Pearson Ray A Walker Blossom Watklns Bernice Peterson Cyril Flemm Ear Dyer Everett Peabod Cone Cowler R lvl Colllson Scott Slmrlex C I. Pier Harold C Wyble Dan Tomlmson Larry Clvems Lyrm Purvls E S Howe Cordon Howe THE J. C. PENNEY C0. OF BREMERTON Extends Sincere Felieitations to the l9-ell Craduating Class ot South Kitsap l-ligh School JL When You Need Clothing, Shoes, Furnishings or Dry Coods. Which You Cannot Find in Port Orchard, it Will Be a Pleasure to Serve You 84 KITSAP couNiv's FAMILY STORE C0MfLL'fNTS FIRST MUTUAL AGENCY HANKIN'S AUTO msg O2 Sl R EPA i R - ll A 1 ,A l XV l Aggmwnvm DR. E. E. oizoss gl 4 GENERAL SUPPEY co. Power Wrecker liiaii Tl Wholesalers and Distributors Candies, Fountain Supplies A LOCAL CONCERN lwlwmir ' A ll l'ii HV rlfivw, XN,1',li NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL FIRE ASS'N. NORTHWEST CASUALTY CO. CONGRATUlATIONS T0 THE CLASS OF '4 1 f ,v , I l'. 4 I INS WVU! TH Phone 5541 PORT ORCHARD C I cl Humws onus sronf f GW with sAmow's cm , Port Orchard Stanton s Groceru R ' R 55 Pom oncmn ff SIGNAL snzvucf f'Q'RlN'W0 b H. B. MENEES A ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES WASHERS REERIGERATORS RAD OS COMPLIMENIS I0 IHE CLASS OE 1941 op 11 ICECREAM ORANGE ADE POPSICLES gtemetton 'ceamety gomfaany hon' 360 rcmcrton Wash ngton I I X IRIX X I IXXAI 'I I IN A IIIN :VV E Watch Re ' ' O d C of HCOICI Cap IVI1Ik 40 Years of I'Ior1esTS ' Ice cream is to high school students what spinach is to P E . p - B . i WHY NOT YOU? We II . I, ,VIII I, II IIIIIIIIIMII ,,I.1I4, I I,.IIv.1,- Iv I ,rv Z- , f,ff5 -, 4, -, ., many. thu, KNIT, mm! , I. 1.1M .JI , ,4 .V ,, 4 ,, f 5-4 KI-1rf,,f,I . E 13 .1 .3 O 2 . 5 '. 2 . J S T' L'x'. Y I I 1 , I I I f X J t If , O . I I LIIMI-:vu-1 S, A. I I , I ' TANNXX U II I I f X . I if YO Qi METROPOLITAN BUSINESS COLLEGE MOLER SYSTEM OE COLLEGES WM BARBERING AND BEAUTY womc . ,I .. N v , Eat at the K 0 ZNOOK mes EMPLOYMENT aunmu TRY OUR HAMBURCERS attle Tacoma Spokane THEY RE TOPS fllfjfffffll GRACE Nfwmms ART SHOPPE See our W'ndows French Cleaners and Dyers FORGET ME NOT FLORISTS GIFTS HOSIERY BO LL S HI AK TRY OUR ICE CREAM KITSAP BAKERY SANITARY MEAT MARKET .s. SPECIAL CAKES MADE TO ORDER ,- fc O I N z I I O T X f ii Yf' T A A1 0 0 I 6 1, Ty ISA: I--, HW- ,O C1---I l I 1 I f-.1 . rvliziii BWHMII. I Y NE Y P Y IIT, gi, FnIrm1rIx TXICDLIIMKIX We make our own RI' ' CMI, C: .' - for xvur hum vwuxm Ixvumfy :mx HIL. , LI., I -1 I II 'II 111.1 kxke1fIwrz'.MIX 'wan' 1141, sz: oxy Phone 650I ,+ga. Kennell- Elli ARTIST PHOTOGRAPHERS P15 Crum UMM BATT k YOUR SKUHKUM PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR 1941 Additional Photographs from Your Negatives af School Prices C 0 MP L ' M E N T S PORT ORCHARD PHARMACY 'O 'he THE REXALL STORE CLASS OF T941 v CAD vfkz VY T I V Fountaln Scr HT FXS LE PT DGJR LUMBER SUPPLY Bulldlng Materlals Lumber Shmgles Cement Brlck K CALLISONS D robin hood -P T PAN D Western Evergreens MODERN WAVE SHOPPE CONGRATULATIONS a625+- DR WILSON V 1 C GILMORE MOTOR SERVICE CHRISTENSENS SHOE STORE ELECTRIC APPLIANCES ITNTTTTF TTT 1 0 0 l . A TERJ L XA' FL,T4IR . Tx1.w.1' T QT-QW, T-. T' O T. , VT' I Q x , T7 , , TT , Vxfxx M ax AT :T B' ' 'C T - O 'V!,1'r kxmw V ' SL ' QT ET' V' O T , Twvw Enttfrwfk and AfFfSN VTtTK ...p L S . Te N. X St TQ' .TTXNTCTAN 'v STTTINON ygyx ,ITVLEST g MH 1, O T fi vgSTr1wrvT- Y Class of '41 H I G G N N S 5. 'lssk ' Nxvxjm' TQPTvwgCV.1T'rx 9 C. T' P T NT Q U . A 'T' E f74Ay J Ly r V xx . 1 1 yoknff lfenzyif .li X E ,, ' f - ,E DCf U-Jvfxf . ,4 1 ' - ff f Wg. I . . j f 4 'la--14. - fl4,fA J Q OS 1 I 'D COMPLll'V1ENTS UM 'MAE !f,.,V.E4 5 WO Lf D TCBALDWIN Q4 U ff O N COMP SINNETTS ASSOCIATED SERVICE Complnmuwts to the WELCOME INN CAFE CLASSOF H HOMECOOKINC 1 I L 0 fx . E7 Yu ' A '7 N f' a xi 160 I MRD N u L '71 ,,. XE Ll LQ E0 L ,Www XX E U x xlk lx gf, ,fig f W FV XX V XY. - I, .Lf 4 ,v I V 'FUIAAPVKX ,T -E-r ff 'fy r . J, f A I Vfw A if V Y I, I A 1 f l 4 E1 - 'V 1' F f I xx f ,,,. 1 K' Y, L! I, , I 6456! KG!! El +4 so no H E E 'f -fr ff E 7 A L 4 E ,E nl:.,l.x1. NI-IAHL lI.IN LJ 1 1 C0041 PHCO to a SAQDLES Boovs 1 ,,-nr' ,U .. J.: , 1 5P'R7 BLou 563 '- 9 a cfns' M0 A '45 I v x afwc 0 -vw ..,,,-hh. ...X Q 'llil' 0'hf-fx m as. 3 MOCQA5 UNS UEDGIES W' . Q' ,, 0 his I 1 1 5,5