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

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FAC L'l'Yl ERVICE . 5 Y Z5 -t 222' A s fy, f ,.- ,',x,5w-.V ENSIGN DAVE MAGINNIS As an lnstructor of Physlcal Educatxon and as Track Coach Mr Magmms ts well remem bered at Kxtsap He left hrs dutxes here for naval tratmng last October vas THIRD OFFICER MARGARET MacALLISTER Although new at Kxtsap thls year MISS MacAll1ster was well known as an Englxsh and Lxbrary teacher She left durmg November shortly after enlxstmg ID the WAAC SISERGEANT ROLLAND C ROGERS Formerly a teacher of U S Hlstory Eco nomlcs and SOCIOIOQY Mr Rogers went lnto the army durmg August Dur1ng 1942 he had charge of bond and stamp sales and was busmess advlser on the annual LIEUTENANT fygl IACK HOLSTINE Coach of the l942 Trl County Basketball Champlons Mr Holstme left h1s pos1t1on as soclal sclence teacher and coach at Kttsap for naval trammg durmg March 1942

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CLASS 0F MR. LUNDBERG Adviser HQWARD CQBLE PEGGY O'NEILL lIM MacKAY president Secretary ' Vice President One hundred and nine Kitsapians, now dignified Seniors, opened their social season with the annual Ball, given on the evening of November thirteenth. Since Victory has been the main theme for the year, this was called the Victory Ball. Out for victory, a record breaking crowd attended the Senior Play, Out of the Frying Pan, which was presented on December 4, 5, and 13. The third presenta- tion of the play was given Penthouse Style in Port Orchard for the first time in the history of Kitsap. Five senior boys helped retain the Basketball Cup by winning the Tri-County Championship for a second successive year. With the Seniors pitted against the rest of the student body, the Owls upheld the honor of the senior class by defeating the Wolves 46-33 in the last basketball game of the season. ,gy '1- x 'im MRS. WOELL Adviser