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

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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

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'+-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