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

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g ll K THE ANNuAL STAFF PRESENTS

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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 . Snr- C II-gc F F A f. X LBS, wW.S.. I sm, EAsI,HLlth.IV GI,Scw ,BS S I E 3 , . - I so. MR. f f , ' I I ' I g. I MR, I Hlstorv, Economlcs, Soclolngv, A. B, and M A, fr 'I U W fo I 1 I I , . I A ol , , I , ' Um - no , . . a , P S. MR. Q MR l , . , I . V' Off ' . 5 .RC 939

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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. GUY NAL r' 'WA D P BEP cl 1 l 'vlamger 2 BF M C DOBFP B f f l Sl 3v T' DCF ilk 4 X J 5. 4 b ,. !llllTCF Ure- tific arse lx lf! 2 i Club 3, 4, ' r'-'il'-g 2 X -1 Operotta 2 D'a i'f Clsb W Vifre :l'?S'lF l Fuet 4 'v Cab 2 1 4 C' s Clee C nb 3 T ave' 'iz Axiom? es 3 Tcl ' Ta- r 4 if ' V an CT' Vee 1 Tec or Ea' 6' ' Pe -1 Dex: QED 4 Calle-an is 9 ' -'-rv-'A vm lam 'Aw-.Q Q 1-,--tvgf,tp'.q K wi 1 4-frwtaf. P' 'es . .tw -1 Anfual 'aft ,lib 2 X R ,A . 'M 7, ga-1 film,-.fa 4 i N . Qa- ! fflrwf Al mc were ci-ami fwfr gint- -1 , I V . lffjliflfv .ff Tis 53,23 Cwfnsl 'WLM -1? T M1 JF V RNETT '-tenog'agiN l ' 'N ,fl-W 5 fl N' .A ir4i'V'F' f Y Cenevi fl-'f 2 T .- Q 9 ii! ,,.. ' Q,,.4,A C 'rj K,,Q.!i.v ,g Hua, I' . .1 , ,i f. 5 W fe 5 C .i ', Mr-if C' s fl .lies Wife- Kfiswri P - X 5 , 3 K, . ,1 ,,,,,-,gr ,,.-, j 3. 1 5 DC 2 EYK 'Bfvf af' 5' livf, E 4 ff '11 ine f .' 23,1'I5,g,g,,..,::l,7.1 J, M .hiNf- -,Wy U,w,,,, 1 UE: Y ',c.h,,,, Z gm, 'D 5 ' si ki-iial i , , SWWH fwm -5, slew 'C fiom lr r,.-Wil eahf-mf J 'wr f 1 f 5 . f -2 C 2 1.5 Lfff-wid' -1 :iff ' .V 1 tv C .1 . A HA - rd rv LSYD . ' LAr.ff1w'L D.: ' ft' fa' W1 'fra 1 Ter' 'jp -1 O-,tin Cp 51 Ong, F 5 F2 f'r.1ffii.ral B.al1'lci 5 1 , e' 1 -1 Pr K Nu' wwe s if-U N' n 'fav' CEO BOT' ' 'Bfrfw' 4 F A P 3 4 Vfe frlwfent 2' J ll , L A vfvv K K. ,L,fl.,lE arms fmw, cm 1 li ' f 'nl we , ' tx. I T 'll' 1' ' A