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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1942 volume:

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Y' 1 22 aff f 4,ffii?n,5,. rw ji f i'nF3v1f' Q 5,943 , X 'im W1 i, ' x' ffm Q 1 . , J 7 wayfggisgi Y 1 V f 5, ,f, . 25,3 sf V m. A , ..,,, , ' K Lg, .A,. L.- Nnv. V ' Ln' ' VY! 2-Wg, 5 f' 4 an XS V D Ma ' X' :. gr. X , 5, ww 3' , 1, 1' Q, ' vw f . V Q g- 3 , 5 f u 1 atidn Miss Anna Watson, Principal, and Mr. I C. Knowles, Superintendent. Twentyeone years at Kitsap is Mr, Knowles' record, two years as a teacher and nineteen as superintendent. This year Mr. Knowles was made superintendent of the newly organized district 402, Miss Watson followed Mr. Knowles here and has been principal for eight years along with her work as librarian and Girls' Club adviser. Together Mr. Knowles and Miss Watson have been instrumental in Kitsap's growth from a small country school to a three unit consolidated high school with two more units to be built. Together they have met the problem of increased en! rollment with its increased demands. And together they have brought Kitsap's standards up, making it one of the leading high schools in the state. Melba Davis and Anna Allen are both graduates of Kitsap. Melba returned the year after her graduation and assisted in the office and has been in sole charge this year. Anna, who graduated last year, has assisted Miss Watson in the library and book room. Melba Davis 3 years at Kitsap Anna Allen Office and print shop l year at Kitsap Secretary to Mr. Knowles and Library Assistant Mrs. I-Iiersch Melba Davis and Anna Allen are both graduates of Kitsap. Mel- ba returned the year after her 1 .7 graduation and assisted in the of- fice and has been in sole charge this year. Anna, who graduated --W last year, has assisted Miss Wat- son in the library and book room. . it 'rat 0 Earl Pogue Assxstant Supermtendent Dlst 402 And rn the year 1942 all schools n true soutl' end of Kitsap county were reorga lzed EARL BAKER Chai man ot tHe Boa d o' AJA efto mto one d1str1ct number 402 On February 25 K1tsap became a f1rst class dl tr1ct Under the reorgan1zat1o'1 tHe board rnerwberslllp was decreased from thxrteert to llve all had prevlously served on tHe old board Th y are Pres1dent Earl W Baker V1 e PYGS1 dent McDowell Mr Larry Gwens Mr Otto Iarstad and Mr Frank Allen Mrs Hlersch former clerk was made secreta y to tl'e new board Mr Knowles contlnued ln hm pOb1f1O'l a superlntendent of Krtsap for the remamder of the year havlng been appolnted superlntenclent of the pew dlstrlct Mr Pogue took over the responslbxlxty of belng the assl tant superlntendertt of numbr 402 but he too hr' lshed hls year as prlnclpal at Central On December 6 the people of the corrmumty voted a 318 mavorlty for the S50 000 bond ISSUE to provrde Kltsap wlth two ore unlts The ground wa cleared for the new lunlor hlgh addltxon but pr1or1t1es are holdmg back bu1ldmg operauons Mrs Margaret H1efSCh Secretary ' 7- , , Y . , uf . -' ff 1 5 1 ,. ..:'l:k r5g5L,2 ajjv -' , .. 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A . . , , r .. . . . 5 H . s . . 3 . r , .Y 3 J.. t MISS DORIS .ADLEY ACU LTY A from W S C BIOIOQY Chemrstry D amatlcs Al !,fN 1 MR E W BENSON U of W Played Wllh Seattle Symphony Orchestra Band Orchestra MISS MONA FOSTER B A tom U of W Llte Drploma from Ellen burg Normal Soc1al Sctence TQNWIS Coach MR S M I-IAUGAN B A from Valley Clty Teachers College N D A1 unettc Iunror Busme MISS EUGENIE BJCKLEY B M from U o' W M1 IC Art Englmh MISS ELEA OR RE LRICKSON B A fro 1 U ot Montana Home Economtc Cate terra Iumor Cla Aclvt er MR IACK I-IOLSTII E B S from VN S C H1 o v Soc1alSc1ence Ba ket ball Coach A t tar I otball and Track Coach MISS AGNES CARLSON rom U O W ot lor Mu IC I MISS DOROTHY FURGESO B A from Spolcane Unrxer Iournalr Engn n Speech Torch Club Advrse S 'tool Pap r Annua MRS MYLDRVD I-IOLSTINE Me-tropolxtan Buernebe Co leqe Prtrt Shop IOI-IN I-I CONSTABLE M A and B A from U of Idaho Engh h Latrn Debate MRS MARY GOFE B A from U of W Normal Dtplorta Re teena Home Economlcs Grrls League Aclvt er MISS ANN IACOBSON U of N D Home Econorntce MISS I-IEIEN DRAZIC B A from U of W 3 year Normal Dlplorna Gtrl GLENN O GRESETI-I U of N D 3 Year Elementary W W C Attended MIUOL Teachers College Arrthmotrc Enqlt h Scrence Soctal SCISDCS MSS HELEN IOHNSON B A from U of W MUSIC Art Glee Club MISS IOYCE FERGUSON B A from U ot W I-I1 torv Enghsh MR ART GROSSO r n W Genera ctr ce df a Coach MR HARRY KARCI-IER Mechamcs and Care ot Bu Q 9 FACU LTY MR IAMES KEMP B A from W Club Advxser MR IOHN SOLOMON U of W W W C Englxsh Boys League Advtser HENRY MUYSKENS S from U of W M S and Sc D from U M1ch Radxo Phys1cs Aclv Algebra Geometry Semor AdV1Sef Owls Club Advlser MISS ALMARIE KING B A from U of W Soc1alSc1ence Iunxor H1gh Student Body MISS MARGARET STILLINGS B A from Llnheld College 4 Quarters U of Ch1 cago Typing Shorthand Booklceepmg Senior AdV1S r MR CARL NELSON B A from U ot W Photography Buslness Engltsh Soctal SCIENCE Debate MR STENER KVINSLAND 3 years PdC1f1C Lutheran Normal General SCIGHCS Lettermens Club Football Coach Asslstant Bas ketball and Baseball Coach MISS AGNES SUND U of W C P S Ar1thmet1c Seventh Grade G1rl League Advlser MR ROLLAND C ROGERS A B and M A from U of W Hlstory Econom1cs and SOC10lOgY PGCIIIC Rtm lnternat1onal Rela ttons Servlce Club Advlser Boys Club Aclvtser MR WILLIAM LIPPERT B S from Montana State College Agrtculture E A Advt er Sophomore Advlser MR MYRON WETZEL Taught at U of W Mechan1cal Drawtng MISS WYONNE ROGERS B A from U of W Algebra Geometry Home Re latxons MR MAYNARD LUNDBERG B S from W S C Industrlal Art Athlettcs rector Iuntor Aclv1ser Lettermens Club MR THOMAS WYNN IONES B A and M A from U of W Enghsh MISS GEORGIA SCHMALHORST B S from U of W Enghsh MR DAVID MAGINNIS B S from U of W Boys P E Iunlor Htgh Coach Tumbllng Track Coach MRS DORIS MICKLIN School Nurse MISS EDITH SIMMERER B A from Wh1tman M A from U of W Spanxsh Latln French Sophomore Advlser Ptrates Club Advlser MRS MILDRED MINNA B A from U of W Conmerctal Law Typ Bookkeepmg C General Sctence Atrplane X' ay. fog.. Y Iam Ellrs Presrdent lzrleen Frantlla Secreta y ASSOCIATED STUDENTS of South Kitsap Hugh School And ln the year 1942 the Student Body of Krtsap took a progresswe step when lt formed two separate organlzatlons and made the 1umor hrgh school rnto an assocratron ct 1ts own The twc sets ol olhcers and roll repre sentatwes have met together th1s year but there N111 be two separate councxls next year One of the outstand1ng events ol the year was the annual Kxtsap Kolossal Karmval Each club and class 1n the school took part 1n th1s lmportant money makxng event whrch took 1n a prolxt ol over S500 A b1g program basketball game and dance entertaxned the many grads who returned for HOmeCOm1HQ on December 19 An athletlc held was tarted rn February wlth the senror htgh boys working every day clearxng land The use of K1tsaps t1eld for a government trarler camp and use of the town held by the U S Army necessltated th1s actlon Exchange assemblxes were glven wrth North Kltsap many talented members of the Student Body partlclpatlng A nlclcelodlan was lnstalled 1n the caleterxa xn October 50 per cent ot the money taken rn was kept by the Student Body Paper lor defense was collected throughout the year and defense bonds were bought by the Student Body Roger Davrs Vnce Prestd nt Fxrst row N Cawshaw A Furgeson S Pykonen I Pettltt Second row L Grlmore B Htgqms B Ross G Pllsko K Foster B Sund strom l Lamb F Schoch 1 Frant1l1a K Dowman Third row W McColgan I Wnldman I Magmms B Shellum R Monaghan G C awforcl H Alexander R Davrs P Bunten R Lawrence C Colony B Fountam I Fllts B Sonqer G Zmc 10 STUDENT COUNCIL rm, y K . . A ,a '+-v Vrce Prestdent Don Spry Secretary lune Showalter and Presrdent George Guyll ers Tea The last event of the year sponsored by the semors was the semor play One Wrld Nlght whlch was presented on May exghth The most outstandmg fete of the year was the wlnnlng of the Trl County League Basket ball Champtonshrp by the flfSl strlng whrch consrsted entlrely of SEDIOTS There were seven promlnent senror players on the foot ball team seven turning out for baseball and four part1c1pat1ng IH tracl Tennis was repre sented by frve members The class of 42 was the ortglnator of the Sophomore Hop whlch has slnce been car rled out by the classes each year Miss Sttllmgs and Mr Muyskens the semor class advtsers were parttally responstble for the success of this class They have been advlsers slnce the class s sophomore year SENIORS And tn the year of 1942 the senlor class tradrtronally lrved up to tts pos1t1on as lead ers of the school havlng entered rnto every sport acttvlty and club open to the senror high Forty seven members have been classmates here at Krtsap through all srx years The new deferse program had a decrded effect on the class enlarging the enrollment desprte the fact that many members left school to Work 1n defense robs The SSDIOY ball was the f1rst event of the year sponsored by the senrors lt took place on the evenrng of November seventh carrytng out The Gay Nlnetres theme On March srxth the sentors were ln charge of the Beano Game at the Karnwal whrle the P1rates Club raftled off a qullt The sentor gtrls entertamed thelr mothers on March eleventh Wrth a Moth Advtse s M Muyskens and Mrss Strllrngs SE IORS IOHN ALLSUP General From The Dallee Hlgh School Oregon 4 Naval AVIGIIOH FRANCES MARIE ANDERSEN General Yell Leader 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 G1rl Ba ketball 4 Rooters Club 2 3 4 Torch 2 3 4 Servtce Club 4 Student Body Secretary 2 K IU 2 Sr Play 4 Ir Play 3 Welfare 2 all 4 Prom 3 Tolo 2 2 4 U o ROBERT ANDERSON General Baseball Mgr 2 3 4 Lettermens Club 4 F F A 2 3 4 Work BETTY ANDREWS Commerctal Buslne College LUCILLE BETZNER ARLENE BLANCI-IARD SCIEHIIIIC Gtrl Club Vtce Preetdent 4 Torch 2 Travelrng As ernbly 2 3 Ball 4 om 2 3 Tolo 3 Chorr 2 3 G1 Non e Glrls Glee 2 College BONNIE BLANCHARD General Torch 2 Operetta 2 Carn1val Queen 4 Chorr 3 4 Work VIRGINIA DORIS BOYD Stenographlc Glee Club Work INavy Yardj M r 2 3 Annual Staff 4 Ir Claw Vlc re tdent 3 Exght Ball Club 2 Ball 4 Prom 3 U of W IACK BROWN WAYNE BUDD General F otball 3 4 B eball Track 2 3 Ir Play 3 Work INavy Yardl KENNETH BUNCE DICK BURRELL General Baeeball 3 4 Annual Stall 4 Skuhkum Staff 3 4 VVork CHARLES BUSHNELL General Secretary of Arrplanc Club 2 3 Work fNavy Yardl VAIDA MAE BUSS S 1ent1I1c Glrl Ba ketball 4 Work IlNavy Yardl IIM BYRD General T ack 4 Sr Play 4 From Franklin Hrgh School 4 Work CNavy Yardl KATHERINE CALDWELL General Welfare 3 Ball 4 Nurses Trarnmg Prov1dence Hospltal LLOYD CALEY From Mt Baker I-Ilqh School 4 Work VIRGINIA CALEY General Torch 2 3 4 Rooters Club 4 Torch2 3 4 KlU2 Ball4 Prom3 Tolo4 U OIW DON CARLSON General Irom Rtvererde I-Ixgh School 4 Work IERRY CARROLL General Tenms 2 4 Torch 2 3 4 W S C I I I 1 - I :I I. 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AUGUSTA SPARKS General Erorn Stdney I-hgh School Montana 4 BUSINESS College DON SPRY Sclenttttc Basketball 3 4 Football 3 4 Class V1ce Presrdent 4 Lettermens Club 4 Ball 4 P on 3 From Chtrnacurn Htgh School 2 Stanford Un1 wer tty DON R STOKES Sctentthc Handball 2 3 4 Torl 3 4 Eorrnurn Club 3 IRENE THOMPSOIN General Ball 4 Prom 3 Work WARREN WATSON ROSS WATT IR Sclentlftc Letterrnon Club Pri 1 dent 4 Annual Staff 4 Football 3 4 Servlce Club Pep Club 3 Ir Play 3 Sr Play 4 Traxeltng A f- bly Ball 4 Pro'r1 3 W S IACK WENZ General From Shelton I-hgh School MARGARET WETTERAUER NORMA IEAN WI-IITT Home Econorntcs Erorn Bur llngton H1gh School 4 THEODORE WILCOX General Erorn Erederrck l'I1gh School WISCOHSIH 3 Work NAOMI WILKINSON General Grrls Basketball 4 Ball 4 Prom 3 Tolo 2 3 4 Work PATRICIA ANN WILKINSON SCISHIIIIC Captam I Grrls Basketball Team 4 Ir Play Comm 3 Ball 4 Pron 3 Tolo 3 4 Gxrls Glee 2 U of W MILDRED ANN WITT Stenographlc Glrls Glec ? Pror 1 3 Ball 4 Tolo 4 Welfare 4 Work IAINICE WOLEER Stenographlc Work IOE '7DENEK General From Stevenson Htgh School 'GUN 3 Navy GEORGE ZORET SCIGHIIIIC Torch 2 3 4 Work IN MEMORIAM CAROL GASKILL Her sp1r1t took 1ts everlasttng tltght In surnrner's glory, by the sunset sea Ah, Where that bright soul is cannot be night W NO PICTURES VERDA NEALY MARSTELLA MCDONALD PHILIP PADILLA MORRIS TROVER FERN WALDROOP None who eer knew her can belleve her dead Though when she d1ed they deemed rt well m1ght That onward through the Colden Gate has fled First BOW I Stokes G Mclfntght B Hennmgson A Phe ps E Robtnson L Stttes B Wenz G Ltllte D Retd B Sorenson R Spencer Secon Row F Heyer W Reck I Donnelly N Fessler l Spaldmg M Herrtck B Breed D Balch I Iones D Htl 'Ihr d Row G Shahan R Ande on G Harrts R Iohnson R Wtlktnson D Moore I Guest D Ttmberman B Atklns L Cox B Iohnson B Pete son Fourth Row I Westab B Kntght W Barber G Marker B Hull B Uhr O Parsons D Sharrett C Copeland M Smtth D Stomsvtk K LaFave D McCracken A Treo Fxfth Row E Manley D Elhs R Wttt K Prtchad R Eltason G Donnelly L Peterson B Lxppet R Londberg I Henry B Bcnsen 1. F D SOPHCMO RE CLASS f h-1 Ftrst Row H Hoake E Parsons M Pomerenk W Whttt F Babcock I Okland D Newman L Dallern H Brown L Lewts D Ballard I Reeves B Ostby D Alun Second Row S Sand um B Campbell G Meyers M Devoung E Shaefe R aemmle M Zoret M Douglas C Ntlson C Amsuorth M Mason A Belcher Thtrd Row M Mtranda S Blanchard A Wheaton F Hodsen P Rtchardson D Allen N Davt A Braaten I Anderson E Frykman S Moreau L Kletn B Ohlund Fourth Row R Gottna dt W Wlham B Wheaton I Poke G Hea cote VJ Eddy I Ktlhnger S Reld G Ray F Nletmrc N Personette E Kaoalac P Bunten B Stoe Frith Row D Dtxon I Hull B Meng B Barmg R Lawrence W Berhle M Kxttock I I hnson B Waldman T Iolnnson R Rutledge E Waldrop C Arnold I Iacques D Gre house S Stanley C' Beers Ftrst Row M Greathodse R Wachtman I Schubert B Wheeler I Des Marats P Prtce M Iewell l Wtllard C Cookson P Iohnson Kmney' M Korb B Harrls L Manmng Second Row R Whttehead Z Young F Sllllwell R Bonwell A Hammond E Hooper R Wtlson Westcom T Ktndred R Mxller I. Delaforce G Caldwell H Lee N Newman E Prantxlla B Martm Thtrd Row L Hellman B Fagerud Htggenbothem C Davts D Warnes I Greene M Manmng I McCabe E Greene G Garten P Graham Fourth Row M Se zer E Set er Btll V Bowman A Ahern D Iohanson M Stewat M Urquhart N Hammond C Forsmak I Porter I Wxlkmson Ftlth Row P Patttson Fogarty V Taunt G Harris M Walum D Balery P Retuecke S Brazel F Wet el M Hoolnagle P Boyd G Shaw 6 Q L, S ua fX2 1U27 'l3I : , , , ' , lk , , A , ' . U , , . d , f ' Y, 3 , . ' , , , , v . , . ' , . , . , , . , r y 53' - x D' A. .Q Af,- , , ff' .9 4 . tr 5 W if Q . 4. I I ..-we 1, 3' ' 9 4 , 1 K ,X Qi 'fx .va 'I' I Q V ' Q . ,. y ,, ,. -- P - L A Q 'Q , .' 'S F' ' r ,raw 'Ka I Z, , Ag ' f I A. , flew ' A . - 1 .- 0 , rf 4 M D - J. , ' -' ' - , 'X A f 'o - ' . if . r I . ,A , Q I h 1 . In 'A t W1 , . , . . . r , . , . , t , l r, K , , , o I I I I I I I I I ' .A ' I Q T I 1. l .1 I ti. 1 - . 7 - r, , , , . r , , . i , f 'f' f-. A .A 1? -fra ' 1, w. x r il tivitieg 3 lr' fr Presxdent Mary Sladevc Vtce Presrdent Peggy Zmrkle and Secretary lean Donnelly GIRLS CLUB All of the g1rls enrolled tn the senlor htgh are members of Glrls Club The meetmgs are held once a month so many new and dxfferent ldeas were brought forth thls year The mam prolect chosen by the g1rls for this year was to purc lase stlverware for the use of the Student Body Thls was done by productng a play ard glvtng 1t tor the students w1th a small ddm1SSlOD fee Mlss Watson the club advrser alded w1th her suqgesttons tn many ways PIRATES CLUB P1rates Club conststs of all the semor class glrls and 1t IS a tradltlonal organrzatton at South Kttsap Thls group was not acttve however untll the latter part of the year The club advlser Miss S1mmerer d1d much to help the glrls sell thelr elclerdown qullt at the school carnnal last March 5 emrinuwiiir ai'-5 116 as 'O' .-.., Fxrst Row Treasa er Mary lane Pe ter Top Row Prestdent Betty Port Reporter Margaret Hansen Secretary Kathryn Hunt Xxce Presxdent Francelle Schoch Q- L Q ' t:', B a L ' x 'll Pl '31 1 L y ff' tl N : ' r lt . : ' 5 f , , . , Frrst Row I Krsler R Iohnson K Hunt L Pattlson M Hansen M Davrs Second Row P Zrrkle P Morgan D Patttson g IShephard M Andersen V Caley Top Row Mrss Watson V Nttteberg M Myhre I Pltsko I Forsmark E Carettt 9Y ROOTERS CLUB As you all know the most dCl1Ve glrls ln the senror hlgh at Sou'h Kxtsap are grven the pr1v1lege of a membershro ln the Hooters Ioan Forsmark the prestdent led the g1rls ln the1r club 6Cl1V1l1eS The g1r's were ot great benef1t to the student body during the basketball season as they sold candy at all the games ln the sprlng of the year the Hooters sponso ed a tea for the senxor glrls and thexr mothers wh1ch was a great success TORCH SOCIETY No one need be told that the members of Torch are the brams of South Krtsap Thts year the advrser was changed from Mr Muyskens to Mrss Dorothy Furgeson Thmgs seemed to go along qu1te smoothlv wlth the Torch p1CI'l1C and al' comlng oft as scheduled We mustnt forget the successful Barn Dance etther whrch was sponsored by thts group tollowmg the schools frrst Sadle Hawkrns Day part of the publlcrty furmshed by the Iournalrsm II class Thls year also the group entertamed 1lS parents at an eve nmg meetlng Frrst Flow A Olson P Fechter M Breed R Maurer I Schubert B Port M Anderen M Hansen B Srpe Second Row K ldunt P ONe1l L Mrckleson I Plrsko Thrrd Row R Davrs B Graham I Lamb I Forsmark L Kuney I Kxsler G Zoret Top How G Heathcote A Moore D Retd D Dlxon I Carrol G Gray B Monahgan D Stokes t , - I , . t . Z' .. . .1 - V - r 1 2 LEFT TO RIGHT Secretary B Wxlkrnson Vrce Presxdent B Songer Pres1dentB Fountam BOYS CLUB Thrs year the boys decrded that they too would llke to earn pornts for then' club and become more outstandlng ln school SSFVICG m many helpful ways As a result a new pO1nl system was maugurated The boys also earned money lor the Student Body lrom thexr concesslon at the carnrval LETTERMEN S CLUB When the students learned that there was to be a new athletxc held 1t d1dnt take ang for our am bll1OUS lettermen to get busy on hastenmg the pro1ect along Another added servrce to the Student Body and the parents was that the boys spent much of therr tlme usher1ng at the basketball games Mr Lund berg and Mr Kvmsland are the advlsers for lh1S organlzatlon and Bud Watt IS the pres1dent Ear? Row L Ewrs PB Bunten P Powers R Davrs C lohnson K Grover G Best A Moore Second Row Mr Kvxnsland F rFwnB att Sutton l Ward L Granquxst G Guyll P Davxs B Smrth Mr Lundberg Thxrd Row C Colony B oun am Songe D Spry T Ballew Top Row I Carol B Pykonen K Borchers B Wrlkrnson I Bruce W Colhngs W Smmth B Fogarty B Anderson f . . . . , , Y 8 . rf 4 'fx LEFT TO RIGHT: I.. Rosancl, F. Bastedo, D. Stokes, R, Monaghan, I. Schubert, I McCabe, H Alexander. South th1 year only one reoularly DEBATE Iflt aps debate team 1s 1mprov1ng as shown by the fact that an addttto al rrbbon wa wort by Ralph Monaghan at the Umverstty of Wa hmgton Tournament Howard Alexander betng the recervrng an award last year Improvement ha been made also tn coopera uely gettmg togethe once a week for potluck suppers and d1scuss1ons consequently alter practc at Olymp1a and Tacoma the teams leave learned to stand thetr qround and even beg to be ttred upon An rntere 1n de bate was started tn the Iunlor hlgh wtth Mr Nelson IH charge ERVICE CLUB The members of Servtce Club are tn charge of all u hermg at the Games e pectatlv basketball ani al o at the class plays These boys and gxrls handle the makrng and selltng of ttclcet for Student Body GCIIVIIIGS and they serve at the banquets Th1s year the members have partlcularly worked on a proyec for orgamzmg a Ftrst Ald stat1on here at South K1tsap w atttson I' S , d n V , e n F- M Davts ony' on ey M Hans n R I N' T ovrax 1 I' Carettt P Mo an Mrnaghan N red r oss arsons an e H lm ' ' . s . . . ' t' ' '. X , . ' , I . Q 1 e ' . . I . . St ' s .- s . A . , I Fvst Ro I Pfzsler, D P . , . herzhar , I. Patttso , lftttl berq M M hr M A d :sen P Ztrkle, . , C, Col 1 Sffond R O I. ', ' 0 Maurf-r I Pl slco L .C urnal I F-r.-.. V fffxlej , , rg If llunt Top Ro' If F 'Ee , D Mtlls B R ' I P , I Lamb, B Yoon: 1 I Illns If Sgizy If 'fobl , lla- , R F1rstBow XV Fddv K Clarey G McKn1ght H Buntmg D Dlxon Second Row B Twrss T Bal ew C Bushnell B lxmght B Beers F Sladek Top Row G Shahan R Butledce M Edgar I Westaby R Rylande I By d D Ells IRPLAN CLUB The obyectue of the A1 plane Club are few but cover qulte a large held To further mterest tn aero nauttcs 15 probably the most outstandlng one T1ed closely to lh1S yet 1mportant 1n 1ts own r1ght rs the tdea of vo atton Thl year the club was one of the many clubs whlch rece1ved model alrplane protects from the gov ernment At tne tlme of thls wrtttng the proIects are golng ahead as planned mth rrtost of the dtrectton ard planntng betng done by the boys them elves FFA Thls group of students sold gum candy and cder at the1r most popular conce SIOTI ast fall durtng the horne football games A btg proht on the ave age of S25 was made at each game They use thls money for educatlonal trtps and for thetr prolect Iudg1ng 1n contests IS one of the1r favortte pastxmes and they parttctpate rn them at every oppor turuty makmg good records for themselves Thts year they sent Emer Forsman and Bob Anderson to the F' IRON M Ltppfrt B Mlchael I Moore I Showalter F Dellmgburg B Stoner L Shuey H Kabllac Second Row over Ktllxnger A Ta lman a C lelson C Har ts I Olson B Boddy 'lh1rd Row e C' I Ia que L Benson L lnman l Bubc I Iohnson L Kohlac Top Row B Ande son D on Mattmg Q rr T Endslcy R Wells R Botto tt I Fexgley D Thompson Fetg .V . Y 5 .Y A . . - . N . - . F . A l V I 0 Q o . : . I Si. 1 A . . . l . ' ' r . ' , . . , 5' annual meeting at W. S. C, mrs ' : r f e ,,,, ,, . , , . , . : M He-chort, I Wen? M Tr , I , . l , L. H ll, , I , . r , , ' H Tulle :teen , Bwrnhart C s, ., , 1, . ' . Y. , ,, Wtl- e G f ly F Allen F N -1. lar, ' - , , r , , , I l':Y MUSIC BAND And tn the year 1942 to tart a successful ITIUSIC year the band played for the teache rn trtute m Bremerton held 1n September Amounttng to loads of fun was the performrng at all football games student body a semblres and the marchlng down town The brggest event before the Sprmg Concert and Musxc Festrval was the excur ron to Bothell of the band along wxth 200 students ORCHESTRA Among the many preces wh1ch the orchestra played th1s year the most out tandmg and most drffrcult was the Ioseph Hayden Number ll Symphony They played for all dramatxc performances and for other school actrvrttes Thls IS the fxr t year 1n K1tsap that Mr Benson has had a complete and co operatrng orchestra Shlrley Warner concert mlstress recelved a superlor at the solo contest held 1n Tacoma Mr Benson IS one of the schools busiest teachers for he not only has charge of all he tnstrumental musxc here but gtves prrvate lessons and also drrects the town band CHOIR Though small the chorr had a successful year glvlng concerts for the Veterans at Ret ll and part1c1pat1ng IH the Chrxstmas program and IH the Sprlng Concert and Festrval The cholr played host th1s year to Sllverdale Poulsbo Balnbrldge and the Harper grade school at the all county music festival ln addrtron to her many dutles at school Mrs Carlson grve prlvate lessons and leads the cholr of the Port Orchard Chr1st1an Church PEP BAND Pep was grven th1s year at the basketball games by the Pep Band under the drrectron of Cec1l1a Frank BATON TWIRLERS The baton twrrlers performed between games durmg the basketball season and marched down town wlth the band At mld year Gale Halverson took over the leadersh1p of the group They accompamed the band to the mstrumental meet at Poulsbo where they twxrled at the even1ng performance AGNES CARLSON EDWIN BENSON Vocal lnstrumental s rs s , . , 3' s ' s , . . s , , , . . , . Q , . , s , , - . , s 3 ii' 3 if -. .5 fs 12 Q . 5 ' ,-Lf: m .PI ', Q A I 9 , '. 45 E Q 0 TQ? r 3' 'v 3 0 1 saw wt A A H N ,W Tl. ws 8 bg 1 -Q m 5 qt , V 83- if-Ii? 1 5 ',,i,,' -41 .1 -fs., if W' ,WK ff 3 J 5 WNW , sk I ,.,4-- ' Oi.h5 ' -3 -f vx 2 -- SWVWD 'sr .' Nw 2 ww T isyax Z :we 5,0 2, . '.:,,.t 1,4 ' 'A 5,2 f , M 2 k ,,. 5 A ',2,, IX U' -'C -Z W ' ' , 'st A y rf axe? 'fix' 'fn I , WW Q G SW, f N Q s. ' -if 'R QD' 'K V, 4 x - ey K A 7 , Y 'I k 1' 5' 8 . Pg N 5 4 vw 25- 6 ik!- 7' I 1 Q Maxvvex VI Pe e 'wma ' r Qecon ow a A e L M wal M12 on d V H I1 C' Hanson 0 1 I N 'Q Co ne rw , e T N her e T ose A e '4 W S en A 1 Red e CHOIR Outstanding Muslclans 'im nm 1U ntl il -on pu uhav Boyd and Q Va ner P Lyman 5' Pun' , pr , K . nn. ,, ,Q flea -s i g fm 1 wi , , 31.9, B Wheeler, F Wetzell, E Careiii D Iohanson, fabsentl K Hum. .QQ--f swim' 5.4 ss C Frank Idlrectorb F st Row G Gfle F Slaclek W Barber B Graham Second Row D Mueller M Opsata I Geer Shephard PEP BAN Fx ,,, Rf QQIQ' ,s'n'5'2- I Donnelly B Totten A Spencer I Porter M Myhre A Wheaton G Halverson BATO TWIRLER 445- - ' ' 1. vw fk'g,,.ww N . I , N' xr : , ,e r , . , . : , , , , O Sande. Thlrd Row R Ehasen, R Lawrence, W. Llpperl, I Iohanson. Fourth Row: I. Mcffluskey, F. Schoch, N. F F I I K . J -L r 41 312, . N' W I e . T, 1 AH M fav- V1 1 -4' . . 'I f. I 44 I N - -jeg: I Q :rl 5 5 ' ,. ' - ' 'ff 4 , ras ' V-K 'f v ,f '-5'--1?-S ' A 34 ' -5 . 2 , ,, K, ,,.,',,, , X 4 L'3 ' 5 x Q N Q M Q J 9 14 'S ' 3 ,, N ' 4- . Q A 1,4 , Lx QAQZVII g, 1 3 .A X x, fl Kvf'YffI7', ' 4Q5tQS'Ai I H3 ' , if ggi? , 4 i,??1',.4 . 1 Q' 1 ' ,A zkggg' v ' X f 'bmw 'H , W I H. gl. ,145 X .lui-i-. , V' STAGE x -M, - ,M gg. is vdsfemsr- 32 if Qn ln OI.ea J a d Ma Je W drrtan as he uvenile leads in Q o N1 llea unto a 1 O Lea v V ginia Nittebe g and Ma gre Wildman JU IOR PLAY Cross My Heart directed by Miss Adley was presented by the Junior class December 5 to a record crowd The play centering about two misunderstood youngsters was very well received Bob Adams who has never had a girl or even cared about girls finally falls for Eleanor Ross who has never had a fellow Both have been problems to their par ents but little did their families know about problems until these two got together But it all turned out all right tor everyone and was one of the bright spots on Kitsaps en tertainment calendar Pl ebe B k and Iim O Lea y as M 5 Adams and Bob Evidence that Bob and Eleanor were really on a te J . fsfsirif,-f ar. lim Cuts in on Charley's girl friend 'au . 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A . fi? 4 an ilk I lvan Lamb ele-ctr clan Vtrgtma Calcy sentor play promptc 'NV Howard Coble sound man STAGE CREW Very often the stage crew although hard worked and very necessary gets httle cred tt compared to those who perform before the footltghts And so pages 31 and 34 are dedx cated to them To them goes the credtt th1s year for bulldmg sets for the yuntor sentor and faculty plays and for helptng out when the Natlonal Assembltes programs entertalned and wtth numerous schools and v1s1t1ng as sembltes Ivan Lamb as electrtclan IS 1n con stant demand for all stage performances as well as dance programs Q' v K fa' 'Q Y - - ,Jw ,ak 53' affix Z ni 1' Ae y 3' 5 3 Q it fig , , 3 f -QA . .- ,M M Q, 1, 4, 21.922 f. fre ws' W fm Q.: C53 v 394322 Q i w .' ff 34224. im .W Y . vw Q ,K . - U: , :Zig f s - , gli, J 11 mga! . :yn .iz iff 221-Y 513. , bmi 0 KN' ,. ,,,,, , 13515 K Ii' K AMW? ,mug i - :MN ' 5 , -'QW' , I R,f,,Q,.. . ,, , ' 21251 J f xzfvgfrw A 73kv'CyS1 ' ff wg: Q ,Q age ' iay M?m!.x..A' ,f- ji K. Ns ! li I D' 5 .xiii H - H 'F' inn 'fig -fr ff ,re v M... ---.pq I 1 .39 - 1 6 1 I XY ,E 9 K 2 3. Q Q K L . .a.. Klmble, End Granqulst, Center Sanger, Tackle Fogarty, Halfback Suiton, Tackle Powers, End G1bson, End Bruce, Fullback WIIKIDSOH, Haliback Bunten, Quarterback Borchers, Halfback FOOTB LL I94l TRI COUNTY CS OLYMPIC 1941 SCHEDULE Sept. 19 Port Angeles ..., 20 South Kitsap .. . O 23 Vaughn .,--,,YY..,,,, 13 South Kitsap ,,,,,, O 26 Chimacum ...,,,,,.. U South Kitsap ,,,,. 19 Oct. 3 Bremerton .Called So. Kitsap .Called 10 Silverdale ,,,,,,,,,, 12 South Kitsap .. .. 6 14 Gig Harbor .,,,,, U South Kitsap ,,,,.. 32 17 Bainbridge .....,,. 7 South Kitsap .,.,,, 6 31 Port Townsend .. 0 South Kitsap ,,,, 13 Nov. 7 Vashon ...i.,,,,.....,i 6 South Kitsap ,,,,., 20 14 Sequim ,,,,..,.,,,,,, 12 South Kitsap .. .. U Thanksgiving 20 North Kitsap ..,,.. 0 South Kitsap ,,,i.. O Coach Kvirtsland WOLVES HAVE GOOD SEASON UNDER NEW COACH The Wolves, playing their first season under the steady coaching of Stener Kvinsland, get off to a slow start in league play as they dropped their first two games by the scores of 20 to U to Port Angeles and 13 to O to Vaughn. From then on the Kitsap eleven showed steady improvement and were at top performance when they defeated Port Townsend 13 to 0 and tied North Kitsap by a O to 0 score. The Wolves were once again represented in both the Tri County and Peninsula leagues. There are seven seniors graduating from Kvinsland's grid iron squad, probably the most outstanding of the seven are George Guyll, playing his first season of football and voted inspirational player of the squad, and Walt Collings the squads smallest lineman who was voted the team's honorary captain. Other seniors graduating from the squad are Ellis, end, Spry, guard, Iohnson, guardg Budd, end, and Watt, tackle. Several sophomores and juniors were outstanding during the season and will probably play important parts in the squad next season. Coach Stener Kvinsland, a former Poulsbo high school star and assistant coach there last year, gave his first season to Kitsap this year. He has attended Western Washington College of Education and Pacific Lutheran and is a good man in football. - F' : H' ' , H th t , P t son, Arnold, Sh , Li pert, Sm'th, B own, Sersdnldwilow:ui?'lIdEson?aWzSg3n, iqiflull, Bunting, Wlllsvon, fohnson, lllarkeg, Prichard Spry Forward Guyll, Forward Davis, Guard Smith, Guard Ellis, Center Dec. lan, Feb BASKETBALL TRI-COUNTY LEAGUE BASKETBALL SCHEDULE South Kitsap South Kitsap Vaughn ,,..,,,.t,..,.r, South Kitsap South Kitsap Silverdale ,A Gig Harbor North Kitsap South Kitsap Vashon , ,,.,, , Bainbridge South Kitsap Gig Harbor North Kitsap South Kitsap Vashon ,..,,,., Bainbridge ,. South Kitsap South Kitsap South Kitsap Vaughn ...,.,,, South Kitsap South Kitsap Silverdale ..,. Under the leadership of Kitsap's new coach, lack Holstine, the maroon and white started on its way to a highly successful season. After winning the first game with Gig Harbor the Wolves lost to their league rivals North Kitsap by a three point margin From there the boys went thruout the season undefeated in league play and taking their first Tri County Cham pionship. This entitled them to attend the West Central District Tournament which was held at Bothell. The Wolves were eliminated from the tournament. The five seniors who comprised the championship team were: Captain George Guyll Don Spry, lim Ellis, Paul Davis and Bob Smith. Ken Grover, the only other senior on the squad also saw much action. Pykonen, Guard Grover, Forward Ward, Forward Pettitt, Center Reid, Forward Coach Holstme working out a plalg' with the Basketball Seconds, left to right E Moore Bunten Wilkinson, illingei, D Moore, Brown, and Carroll t 3 .is F' I '.Q ala xv 1zf f ,Q g if , :. Hd, K-A Q gh xi? f-vi X s QI 3 35 i nf 5 A if X k Jef, v :U L x ...Q QWQ W I .r4.N +I' ' qs. TRI-COUNTY BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS 1942 Mr. Knowles, President of the Tri County League Basketball Association, handing the championship cup to Captain George Guyll. Grouped around are, from left to right: Ken Grover, Don Spry, lim Ellis, Paul Davis, and Bob Smith, Kitsap in their fourth year of basketball won the Tri County League Championship. The six seniors on the team started playing together in their sophomore year under the coaching of Brinkman. Coach Holstine then took over the job when Brinkman resigned last year. Having had a gym only four years, this is the schools first basketball championship. Coach Holstine was graduated from Washington State College where he was an all-coast forward. Following his graduation he was frosh coach at the college for one year. 5-igrffffsf ' Q ,. XXLEV S A J W QW? if UQQIU17 Af HX A 1 ,, is mm rm ' 7X1 MP- 2 1 .1 A 6 'L gigs' 0714. We U76 1.1-21,7 BASEBALL Srmth ffatfriz 7 Cv auf .iwawf ffvrlfxvi fc 1fa:Y'.' Iwfht Twli f'.,:.,w K+-'1 Grove' 3wi Bdsm T Natal Sno 5' Fcnxiaxn H1352 Field - D my mf x +4 ., V .QV I AN . 'Q-ng-f 'BV4 , K 5 .- .Q -ev- .qw-,,, fl f Vaughn Bainbridge Silverdale Coach Grosso is in his fourth year at Kxtsap and his second in Coaching baseball A graduate of W S C and former coach at Pculsbc he is well qualified for his work with the baseball team, The South Kitsap diamond squad, once again playing under the coaching of Art Grosso, started their current season at North Kitsap and dropped their first game by a lop-sided 27-7 score. They then traveled to Port Angeles and whipped the Teddies 17-7 and to Gig Harbor to whip the Bulldogs by a ll-3 score The Wolves were without a home field this season so were compelled to play all their league games away and to hold their turnouts on the Manchester grade school field, a field seven miles from the school, The squad has three more league games to play this season, traveling to Vaughn, Silverdale, and then to Bainbridge in their league closer. Playing under Coach Grosso this season are, catch- ers, Smith and Heathcote, pitchers, Carlson, Mikelson, Borchers, and Lyman, infield, Iohnson, Burrell, Ward, Grover, Brown, D. Moore, and R. Iohnsong outfield, E. Moore, Fogarty, Fountain, and Lippert. BASEB LL BASEBALL SCHEDULE Poulsbo , ,, ,H27 Kitsap , , A Port Angeles ,,,,,,,. 7 Kitsap, Gig Harbor 3 Kitsap,,,,,,, Paul lfav. Left rzeg: Ken Borcherp Pitcher Dale Moore Third Base Everett Moore Left Field Don Brown Second Base Phil Lyman Pitcher Dan Ellis Pitcher Bill Lippert Third Base Rawleigh johnson Shortstop Bus Miller Right Field - IH ' -I v, Colony, 880 NJC - I ll 4 I L - Stokes, Miler Byrd, Pole Vault, ' Runner and Broad lurnri' ' lfbiiii COACH Mzxci mis I3 3 l H n U Evans, Dash '4 . 'bk TRACK The Kitsap track squad under the leadership ol their new coach, Mr Maginnis, won their first practice meet from the Silverdale Cougars by a 56 to Zl decision The team then traveled to Bremerton where they were defeated. The cindermen then traveled to Poulsbo where they lost by a 69-55 score. ln their first league meet the Wolves defeated the Silverdale Cougars and the Vashon Pirates by taking 36 points to their opponents' 30 and 33 respectively. Stand ng B Gibson, D Kittock, K, Clary, C Arnold, B. Pykonen, G, Shahan Seated B Knight, B Wilkinson R. Monaghan Q Q p-X f +0 Q by X- as 1149 t , i it. 5 . ff? is Mary Lee Porter Wayne Smith lerry Carroll Standing: Bennett, Davis, Bunten, Fiedler, Sladek. MONA FOSTER Coach 44 Kneeling: Moore and Bunting. NET STARS MAKE GOOD START The Kitsap tennis team, with three lettermen return- ing, won their first meet from Port Angeles, taking five out of six matches. Traveling then to Vaughn the team lost, winning only one out of five, Coach Foster then traveled with her squad to Bainbridge where they defeated the Spartans by taking three of their five matches. Roger Davis, junior, is the teams most outa standing player and is the most likely candidate for the county's number one man. Besides Davis, lerry Carroll and Art Moore are the only lettermen to return to Coach Fosters squad. Coach Foster, who has coached many net winners for Kitsap, was once a tennis champ herself at Ballard high school. Miss Foster attended Central Washington College of Education and took her degree from the University of Washington. TENNIS 3 . ...--.S S .1 V3 K' WB, 4' ' -.91 Qi 'Work 'mg- 1 .W Fifi L. 155' 6 ff... ff! 1 HQ' 4. Maas,-LM -' if M1 I vef' , Y ,wif - learn to cook and wash dlshfs in boys' foods class . Muchamcal drafvmg class At Class new ihxs yea at Klisap ART R ww- - ll ' 1 FT -gt COMMERCIAL LIBRARY wma Allen e 'ls book fmnlsd shelves of the book room lub an lS a a L sy placef at Kitsap lt- math C ai wo lc ,can Forgma lc o CQ ass1s1anT looks up recordb ln ihe llle LJ - K , .4 I , .V H-.. H Q . 9 R ,rv XI 81 . I Q. , I 3 J... . I : 1 H 1 l 1 X5 ' S I I S .' . r fur, r 'ix fir- Cn x A . A come,-r of the iypmg 'nom The : I' lwazw, ' 3. , l .S :sf I ' . Y lb, A - 5 5 A Cx f K ' f , 'Q' Q 1 1 ' 5' ' V, 4 .v QI . , A le f I , 3 D . 4-5' I 4 Roger Davxs glves a speech ln hrs lumor Enghsh class A map lesson m a hlstory class wxth W Pie ce at ihe map B Gask111 P Shoemaker E Brown and T Pe'e son m a speech class scene from A Message From Khufu Advanced you nahsts paste thexr Skuhkum w rteups ln cupplng notebooks in ACADEMIC -ug, Nw 5 N N ACADEMIC '--wg I 1 ga an -Q.. ,- A busy dav m shop X BJnce weldmg a car whee' ln chanlcs das Mr Lundberg iakes roll ln shop A g1rls P E class plavs vo ey baW Q w r om a ter I' C wi? lad if , k A 'YQ I 33, Sw wwf:-:Af .asf Mama? ' 5 my sm 1125 TT? 4 L . K 'iff ' if 5 ' 2 ? Q, ,, 515' .IL :xl ,af , 'ix '. A ? A .I Ht, F31 Frrst row G Smtth, B. Olatson I Petersen, B Horton,I L Peterson E Brown I Moorte H. Muyskens I Dow, L Kang D Htqgtns I Srowalter Second row S Cenc1rulo,E Walum, R Nelson B. Grundhotter V Srpe, M Moyes I Ktng, E Norrlngton, M Harntsh E Green M l'-llaigrxy V V Spaulding M Grover, S Grenstad .htrd row . Twrss G McCarter D Seals, M Englund I Stewart V Manke L Stewart D Wtlktnson L Race A Sxnclatr M CNe1.. E An derson, B Harlow, N Carlson Fourth row B Lyons K Coonce Fl Torey, V Dunn, R Peterson L Beal, L Marker R Ness, B. Newklrk, D Shellum,I Scott, Z Baker C Slawson Ftfth row D Boddy, G Geter, S Moen, D Chrtstte, B McCary, T Borchers, NV MCColgan R Rtchrnond H Niles L WOllfAT A Olsen l Beebe V I Pykonen, T Endsley Szxtn row L Darus C Bernhardt D Wilson L Shuey I Heathcote G Matttnglv D B.1rton,F Allen D Frykrnan, E Fxedlcr F Benson H Wells I Iohnson G Lawton, B Culbertson NINTH GRADE sv' 'V U , 5 'M ' aff Ftrst rowil Olsen A Tallman L Hall, R Smith A Coster, P. Burton, B. Mtcheal, G M1ckelson,E Schoch C Harrts B Pound Second row, B Stoner, B Waldloauer, M M1tcheil,F Hunt, H Fross, T Frant1lla,A Hoke, M Fallts I Hankm K Herman M Hansen D Kxsler l Iames, L W1lson,A Beers Thtrd row. V Haynes, L. Inman, R Thomas, L Iohnson, L Gilmore, I McMahon, I Graham,I Behm S Stewart, F Schoch, B Mtcheal, K Dowman M Zxrkle, B Lundberg Fourth row M CObd1nQ,T Lar1za,G Pomerenk D Young, Z Heckart, V, Griffith, B Noreen,I Hall A Iordan,S.Na1r,L Walker Fltth row F. Husky, L Petty, l Opsata, C Speers, V. Vauqhan, D Youno, C Lay, N Crawshaw, C Anderson, M Allen H Reed, B Schrmdt F Wllson, M. Culbertson Sixth row L. Btorkhetm, B Boddy B Venard, D Iohnson, H Wxtt, N Farrell, K Frost H Curt1s,B Smith, P Wttherell, E Sandell Seventh row: N Nilsen, H Watson, A Thumma, C. Nicodemuij Irgld !MyhreR FR Erdrnan, P. Shoemaker, C Nelson, L Benson, M Heckart, G Smtth . e ner, . eece. F1rstrcw:K Foster, B Ttedemann, V. Townsend, M McGu1re, M Brown B. Gxlbert K Knowles, H Ftllnf-r D Rupert, B Brown B Hedrtck l. Twiss, N Plummer, I Ciadbourne Second row: I. Woodcock, A. Tuttle, A Horton, L Katon, A. Halverson, A Furgeson,I Dmqle, A Olson,I Srn1th,I Gray, F Ioslm, W Pauley I M Glnnis . c . . Thtrd row: L. Bell, L Sttllwell, G Maxwell, I. Van Alstme, M. Uland, D, Norrmgton, H Lane, A Wescom, D. Lucas, H Bonwell G Anderson I. Schmitt, G Kent, E, Iohnson Fourth row. A Fllinqboe, L. Taunt, M Bunch, H. Iohnson, B. Nelson, D, Bierken, B. Shellum, I. Pettatt, M Tooke, B Larson, O Pugh B Seals E, Iohnson, L. Carpenter Frith row: H Powell, G Iones, G Watham, B Beers, A Meyers, E Morrzs, I. Rogers, F Harris, D Stmmons, D Thompson, B Hcrnell C Wtlcox C, Ellmgboe, I. Copeland, R. Moreau, V. l-lall, K Ellxs, R Reed ' 5 5 E 13ml sal 6 tim' vf . 42.6 A 5 it-215 A s. iii, z X53 fn iff G AQ p' we X., 1?- Yv E GIRLS LEAGUE OFFICERS I'1 t ow fancy Pummer Prestdent Gxr1s League Iuamta H111 Prestdent Seventh Grade F1oa Hunt Secretary G1r1s League Pat Wrxght Secretary Seventh Grade Ehzabeth Hammond Reporter Seventh Grade occ-and row Betty Io St phens Reporter G1r1s League Shtrley Pearson Iftce Presldent G1 ls League Barbara Sa1kov1cs Vxce Prestdent Seventh Grade LEAGUES KEEP BUSY And tn the year 1942 tn the Iumor htgh the Gxrls League 1ed by Mr Goff gave a very successful tea for thetr mothers on March 18 haxlng a record attendance Potnts were earned by assxstmg the teachers throughout the year The g1r1s sent cards and flowers to G1r1s League members who were absent because of '11ness and sold scones and coffee at the carnival The Boys League under the Ieadersh1p of Mr SoIo 1on was act1ve mostly IH sports taktng part 1n 1ntra mural football basketball and boxmq Those lnterested a1rp1anes dldnt have an organtzed c1ub but met and worked on thelr models at varlous tntervals durtng the year wlth the assistance of Mr Kemp Specxal speakers were heard at the meetmgs throdghout the year and programs were put on and en oyed by the two groups BOYS LEAGUE OFFICERS Bud Ftggtns Reporter lack Peterson Secretary George Smlth Vtce Presrdent Ed B own Presxdent I I 5 , ? 133 ii W so 40 A 'as r ..l ' 1 , ' , ' 5 ' ' , .' , 'X 'g r , , A ' . '. . V We , I I ,, 1' 5 ' I , ' rr ' g ' , , , . . I . A, I Sv I . v. . . . A .J , l . ' . U ' . Q , HI . . . - , , 4 , ' in ' . r ' . I I I - Y' ' 3 - 4 R, Q 5 . G X Q 3 - W af'- .P- , ,3 0' 0651 MP 1 semi? 9 nf ii ibm 5 , . fy 4 F V ., :MV -0 f W Vt ,f! i 711 1 X., v ez? f't'ft f-'-ff . ,E , 1 Q, lv We Q 3 S , 1 iE'!'t1 !V .! it :hs ., 1 JF' in .i K mf' .-or Kneeling: Gilmore, Harris, Horton, Williams, G. Mattingly, Dow, Benson. Second row: Coach Maginms, Rogers, L. Moore, Dunn, I. Moore, I. Mattingly, Hemphill. Back row: R. Beal, L, Beal, Shuey, Shoemaker. JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL Although Coach Maginnis' cubs played only two schools this season and were defeated by both, the team had a lot of fun turning out and it gathered valuable experience for future sea' FRESHMAN BASEBALL Because of the tact that the army had taken over all the available athletic fields, the team turned out with the varsity and had the advantage of being alcle to play intrasquad games with more experienced players. The team played three games with Bremerton's second team. Had there been a field available, Mr. Kvinsland would have coached the trosh. ll, sons on the varsity. B. Workman, D Moore, I Showalter, E. Brown, H Lguyskens, D, Wilson, P. Shoemaker, I. Heathcote, I. Peterson, . Smith. 57 Coach Lundberg Standing Powers Manley Rogers I Mattingly G Mattingly Thackston Kneeling Mc Williams Williams Raqsdale Spears Neilson Moore JU IOR HIGH BASKETB LL Under Coach Stener Kvinsland the team was very successful in this season of 1941 1942 Play ing both of the freshmen teams of Bremerton the Blues and Golds the frosh of Silverdale and Poulsbo the team was undefeated Outstanding players were Iud Heathcote Ed Brown and George Ma tingly all good material for next years team two of their regular scheduled games The two Kitsap defeats came at the hands of the Lincoln and Silverdale yuniors During their season they defeated Colby twice Lincoln once Washing ton twice Bainbridge twice and Silverdale once Coach Lundberg coached the seventh and eighth graders through their successful hoop season Coach Kvinsland Standing Showalter Reese Brown lack Peterson Smith Ioe Peterson Pykonen Seated Neilson Mattingly Heathcote Moore Bernhard Wilson The Kitsap seyenth and eighth grade basketball team went through their season losing but 56,1 .flax mtrdiiq' Hi lr-' IOR HIGH P E Frosh relay team Lauqhton Woller Shoemaker Copeland Wortman A part ol Kxtsaps tumblmng team fu combmatlon of senlor and Jumor hlgh people A P E class plays ball Handbell IS one ol the yumor htgh s lqvortte sports A youngster trles the hxgh Jump 'Q 5 , ! at -fv- l, K Klub which was organized too late in the year to have the picture on the club page. 0--N -1-ff .. 'ia' 'lf -rv we -. 2. Nadine Crawshaw and Bob Gaskill, junior high Student Body officers 4. A group of junior high boys who sang for their first performance at the Spring Concert. 'A 3 Pep Club which was made up of ninth grade boys who supported the basketball team at the tournament 5 Donna Dow Helen Lan er Nancy Plummer Ioanne Bart olet f -- 'E1'. -3155 li M W, Pxcmc at Manchester last summer A Halverson M Ness B Shellum B I Stevens Nancy Farrell Iuamta Behm Nanc Varrell Dorot and Donna Dow twms Irene eeves Mu rel McLaugl1lm at the canal last summe Helen Lancer IH her front yard -QQ eu uns ,lr ,. gg inf - X i in Pl r l V 4, ' f 41 xl? S 1 W NNEY6 am, an qxe vi and PsXe1-ancleykfx avxe Opsoia, and YKAXQYX X5 0X avlmd-5 zu K NN. xxx Ae- Yeh X. '60 Xdxvan, V1 an vlxmxe A we X3 o od poexvq aX'0Xeixc 'Me NNX X45 oaqh , , an oxe, a ew ok O P 5 xegxxp we KX e Kop done C, Dae, 61- sxxe ok Xce hom vo s aXX 'oemq Yue KeX- 6, mg. '1.. 'Toe hem as xx Xoo xv. The glow x ' o 5. 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