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

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1944 volume:

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Ula- lw n 4 , 1,4 ff, ,ar I DEDICATIUN In an effort to show the appreclatlon felt by the students and faculty of South Kitsap Hugh School for has work In education we dedicate thus annual to our supernntendent J C Knowles ,ff qxmwc E5 Wvs NSN? Z X DXRKW Z X ff i hum, -N X X TL Sf! 2 If 2 ? 5 I 'N ff Wg- Z eff, M-.qu eifsw Q: -J - ' f I, 4,. 'H7 HI 'I R 3, FIM f,f1f 'g-sw' In xg, gclxfywafffgilf 4' 5516, W f '71 1 fy , JN M!ff+!!lf7 W J MAJ A 5 Dedlcatlon Dlstrlct Offnce Admunlstratlon Faculty Staff Sensor Junnors Sophomores Calendar Student Council Clubs Music Drama Taue of eontenti Page l2 21 22 23 24 25 30 34 35 39 40 42 Football Basketball Baseball Track Classes Admunlstratlon Faculty Freshmen Elghth Grade Seventh Grade Clubs Sports . 4 'F ' 5 f 4 ,-f-'-- - ll' A If af' NA' X- S fue af f, fa if A ' ' aff? -- 5714 171 .4 - , ,1 -N4 it .' ggi , ' gg, - - ,f ' , H - r S V 4-J X , V- ,x Wa ff 5 V ' k A. 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HHWUHUHUUHZQ ,.......... .u6l,62,63 U , . .,.,......, 64, 65, 66 .l gf' S S- 114 IV 1 N. ,yi ' 'Will FI'n 'b C K Page 50 54 67 69 MR J C KNOWLES Supernntendent of Dustrlct 402 MRS MELBA WAKEFIELD Secretary to Mr Knowles i DISTRICT UFFICE Progresslng rapndly ln its educational pro gram Dnstrlct No 402 has completed another commendable year by takung several declsuve steps toward a well developed smoothly func tnonmg school system These proyects have been carried out under the skullful dlrectnon of Superintendent J C Knowles Two new burldlngs an addrtron to the Pleasant Valley school and one to the junlor hugh building here have been completed A new and more efflcrent payroll system has been devused wherenn each employee has an :nduvldual record of hls earnrngs A per petual Inventory of all the schools In the dlstrlct was establlshed contaunlng a lust of each pnece of dlstrnct owned property Addrng more achlevements to Its credlt the dnstrnct has set up nursery schools over the county and has planned a new recreational project whuch ns nearing completion Mrs Hlersch IS secretary to board and aside from regular dutues handles the Mann tenance and Operatuonal Funds Mrs Melba Wakefneld and Mnss Lucnlle Kuney had charge of the bond and stamp sales MRS KNOWLES Head of Drstruct Supply MISS LUCILLE KUNEY Offnce Secretary L MRS HIERSCH Secretary to Board MRS BOLLMAN Department Offnce Secretary W- , -an y , ADMINISTRATIUN inn MR HENRY MUYSKENS Prlncnpal Q S MARJI HERRICK Secretary receuvnng excuses from Kutsap students ,- 'K'ff 'Jf,, C'eKBnl ' nd ws TVB MUYSKEEEELE LYO MRS A Wnth an lnflux of new students due to the exustlng emergency the admlnls tratlon s resourcefulness thus year has been severely taxed Under the guidance of Mr Muyskens an hus second year as prmcnpal the office has met thus problem and others by extenslve scholastic and extra currlcular development Examples of thus have been educatsonal assemblles an nmproved regnstratnon system and con struction on the new athletic fleld en ablmg the students to attend football and baseball games on their own campus Mr Muyskens durected the mstallatlon of a loudspeaker system :naugurated for the broadcastlng of athletic events Mrs Arlene Lyons also completmg her second year un the offlce has proved a very able assistant as head of the sec retarsal department 7 , 1 A ' , Q, ' ' 1' Q , ic t ' S.. 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FACULTY MRS JANE B BRUCE Prmt Shop Offuce Practice Bookkeeplng MR J HEYWOOD CONSTABLE Sopho more Junsor and Sensor Englash Debate Instructor MISS CONSUELO HOUTS Library English Junnor Hugh Debate Advusor MISS DORIS ADLEY Chemistry Physucs Dramatlcs Adv1sor of Dramatucs Club MISS AGNES N CARLSON-Chour MISS INES MAE DUSENBERRY French 11 MMI, Spamsh Latm Advnsor of Spanish Club ,IN MR EDWIN W BENSEN Band and Or chestra Grade School Musnc Supervlslon MISS ANN M JACOBSON Home Ec onomncs MR WILLIAM C LIPPERT Vocatnonal Agrrculture F F A Advusor Sensor Class Advisor MISS MONA M FOSTER Modern World Hustory Junior Social Scuence Junuor Hy glene Tennis Coach MR CARL V NELSON U S Hrs ory Junior Band Debate Co Instructor MISS MARIAN MCCRORY Engllsh Jour nallsm Speech Annual Advosor MISS DOROTHY E GORMAN Gsrls Health and P E Advisor of K IO Club MISS ALICE MORRIS Typing Junior Class Advnsor MISS LUCILLE NIX Home Economucs MRS WYONE ARLIETA ROGERS PRALL Mathematvcs Advisor of Torch Honor So clety and South Kltsap Natlonal Honor So clety MISS MARGARET B STILLINGS-Short hand Bookkeepnng Student Body Treas urer MRS GLADYS M PEARSON Mathema tlcs Sophomore Class Advzsor MRS MARGARET WOELL U S Hnstory Socuology Economucs Englush Sensor Class Advisor MR MYRON HENRY WETZEL Shop and Mechanncal Drawung MR THOMAS WYNN JONES Junnor Composltuon and Luterature Junnor Class Advisor eacheu ave any yutiei A teacher s job doesn t stop wnth the close of class tame No sur' War bond sales supervusory work In grade schools dramatlcs and sports are a few of the many tlwngs that took the attention of sensor hugh faculty members during the past year Extra actuvltues have Increased un proportion to the larger enrollment Mnss Carlson and Mr Benson each devoted much tume to the development of muslc un the prlmary grades whale Mr Lundberg bullt up the sports programs and Mrs Goff extended remedlal work In many grade schools Mrs Patterson nd Mrs Moore set new records nn war bond and stamp sales Miss Adley dl rected three full length plays and several teachers also drove busses durmg l943 44 Other teachers were advlsors for varaous classes and organlzatlons Thousands of dollars worth of war bonds and stamps have passed through the hands of Mrs Patterson who durects sales an the sensor hugh X Msss Watson pauses a moment among the many volumes nn the text book room She us advusor for the Clrls Club rn addntlon to being dISfVICf lnbrarnan The sets for Kutsaps plays and specual programs are under the management of Mr Glen Creseth He as shown here at work un the wood shop 1944 SKUHKUM TAF RALPH MONAGHAN JEANNE DONNELLY Editor Business Manag M ISS MARlAN MCCRORY Advisor 72 .mg Edrtor Ralph Monaghan Busrness Manager Jeanne Donnelly Assesfant Edrtor Alluson Clowxng Assut Bus Manager Lorrame Stewart Feature Artists Dons Balch Corinne Nilsen SECTION EDITORS Classes Shirley Brazel Eileen Frantllla 1:1-1... Drama Marg: Herrlck Music Vlrglnla Bowman Sports Grant Heathcote Jr Hugh Florence Wetzel Carol Forsmark LEFT TO RlCl'lT All'S0f1 COWIHS Photography George Wrught Dave Drxon l-EFT T0 RlGl'lT Waldo Barber Bev Carol Forsmark Florence Wetzel erly Totten Jean McCabe and CFBHT Lorrame Stewart Advertrsrng Staff Jrm McHeffey Gene Heathcote Standmg Shaw Beverly Totten Dorothy Allen Waldo Barber Jrm Parsons Advusor Mlss Maraan McCrory LEFT TO RlGHT Mary: Herrlck Shur LEFT TO RIGHT Corinne Nilsen Mlss LEFT TO RIGHT Jrm McHeffey Dor ley Brazel Euleen Franrtslla George McCrory Ralph Monaghan Jeanne othy Allen Mlss McCrory Gene Shaw Wrught Vnrglnla Bowman Donnelly Jlm Parsons lO S . , F F k 1 N. I er 'f Bl 2 I V - -, - - y F, . A -' S . . K J 1 Z , L . . ' - - v A 4 - ,, r . if ., 'A ill . Clubs - - ---- l Jean McCabe N ,. g V S ' ' ' 61111 ea Paussng sn the masn entrance are Mrs Woell and Mr Lsppert sensor class Js K sl csssss ns 1944 Interrupted when dsscusssng class ac svstses are John Johanson vsce press dent Vsrgsnsa Bowman secretary and Ralesgh Johnson sensor class pressdent advssors Many -Qqctlvltzei 7211 wat Thss was a year of war but st was also the last school year for one hundred and thsrty ssx sensors many of whom graduated at the end of the fsrst semester to sosn the Army Navy Marsne Corps and the Nurses Cadet Corps Tradstsonal sensor actsvstses took on a deeper meansng dursng the past nsne months when the students realszed that sn a very short tsme the class members would help fsll the ranks of every branch of servsce and that many would esther be studysng for war sobs or worksng sn sndustrsal plants followsng graduatson exercsses June l Actsvstses got off to an early start wsth the annual Sensor Ball whsch took place November 5 wsth a 44 Csrcus theme The dance was closely followed by the sensor play Charley s Aunt a costumed comedy that drew large crowds on December 2 and 3 An afternoon dance was also held on March IO for the class members The solemn and smpresssve Baccalaureate servsce was on May 28 whsle Ralph Monaghan was Valedsctorsan and Floren e Wetvel was Salutatorsan of the class on June l at Commencement All sensors wore blue caps and gowns for thesr two graduatson ceremonses l l I l , l ' ' - , ,, t, .. 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Q ' , ' . s l ' '. 54 I I O O O SLNIURS AHERN ANNE Stenographlc Course Work AINSWORTH COLLEEN Cocoa A end C P S ALLEN DOROTHY Dot General Course Karnlval 2 Glrls Club Play 2 Glrls Basketball 2 Rooters Club 3 S vlce Club 3 4 Usherette 2 3 4 Dra a Club 4 Spanlsh Club 4 Sr Ball 4 Annual Ad Staff 4 Sr Play Comm 4 Attend U of W ANDERSON IEANETTE General Course Work ATKINS BARBARA I3 bbre General Course Frorn Arkansas Cnty Hugh School Kansas Z Work BAILEY DELORIS M Dee General Course Work BALCH DORIS General Course Work BALLARD DORENE Stenographuc Course Glrls Basket ball 2 Tolo 2 Karnrval 2 Sophomore Hop Z lr Play 3 m 3 Sr P y Sr Ball 4 Pep Dance 4 Busln Colley BARBER WALDO Red General Course Pep Band 3 4 Armed Serylce General Course From BEARBOWER RICHARD Dlck Independence Hlgh School Iowa 3 Armed Servlce BENSON ROBERT o General Course Football 4 Army BOLLMAN ROBERT Bob General Course Alr Corps BONWELL, ROBERTA 'IPQBEYH General Course Navy Yard BOWMAN VIRGINIA LEE -l'Glnger College Prep Course From Casey Townshlp Hugh School llllnols 2, Torch Club 2, 3, 4, Natlonal Honor Soclety 4, Class Sec, 4, Annual Staff 4, Sr Play 4 Attend U of W BRAZEL, SHIRLEY College Prep Course Girls' Club Play 2, Karnnyal 2, lr Prom 3, Ir Play 3, Rooters' Club 3, Torch Club 2, 3, 43 Torch Club Z, 3, 4, Torch Club Sec 3, Natlonal Honor Soclety 4, Glrls' Club Vlce Pres 4, Sr Ball 4, Sr Play 4, Annual Staff 4, Attend U of W BREED MILDRED E'- Betty College Prep Course Beauty School BRETT MARIAN - D1kre' General Course From Pros- ser Hlgh School, Wash 2 Work BROWN, LOIS Browne Cornrnercral Course lrorn Yunna County Hlgh School, Arlzona -1 Buslness College W N I o,o 1 n . ,H 'Q' U.. x 'I me 1 Q' y I i ' Sgt ' u's. f ' '-pf-su ,fx 1 41 'sa .AL x 11 ' SENIURS BUNTEN PAT General Couurso Letterman s Kruub ball 2 Tracl 5 Letterrncns Cluub r s Army Arr Corps BUNTlNG HOLBROOK Brooks or al Cou :- rmen s Club 2 3 Foo Tpnn P om 3 Debate 5 1 U 9 Marune u out CALDWELL GARY Corlrlx General ursL Nix CAMPBELL BEVERLY lANE Bev General Couse CLEVENGER BETTY Commerca Cou Se Prem g School lowa Work MBEET BET Y nkx Gene al Cuuursn from Tauent Hugh School Oregon Womens Ar For L COPELAND CLARENCE M Pre Erguneerung Coarse Torplw Club 2 3 4 Natuonal Honor Socuetv 4 Student Col ncul lr Prom 3 Attend W S C COTE MARJORIE Stenograpluuc Course From Ngssu ron Hugh School Oregon 4 DAHERN ELEANOR CAROL Daft, General Course Flathead County Hugh School Montana Z Sr Ball 4 Tolo 3 lr Prom 3 W rk DANIELS DEAN General Coarse Arr Corps DAVIS CAROL Troby Commercual Course DIXON DAVID SHERMAN Dave General Course Model Airplane Club Pres 2 Torch Club 2 3 4 Armed Servuce DONNELLY IEANNE College Prep Course Sec of CurlS Club 2 lr Class Sec 3 Baton Twurler 2 3 Annual Staff 3 4 Annual Busuness Manager 4 lr Play 3 lr Prom 3 Sr Ball 4 Sr Play Comm 4 Attend U of W EARING BERYL General Course Army Aur Corps EASTMAN OZELLA Ozzue Scuentufuc Course From Tonasket Hugh School Wash 3 Drama Club 4 Sparulsh Club 4 Sr Play Comm 4 Program Chaurman of Drama Club 4 Nurses Cadet Corps EDDY WALTER Bud General Course Army Arr Corps ELLlS DAN General Course Armed Servuce ERICKSON VIVIAN Vuv General Course Work FAGERUD BERNICE Bee General Course Work FESS ER NINA Fess Sclentlflc Course Drama Club 3 lr Prom 3 Sr Ball 4 Cadet Nurse Corps FEWEL RICHARD Texas General Cour se From as Fresnos Hlgh School Texas 4 Armed Servlce FIEDLER ERNEST Ernle Sclentlflc Course Sophomore 2 Kalldlans 2 Tennls 2 3 4 lr Prom 3 lr Comm 3 Sr Play 4 Sr Ball 4 Stage Electrlclan 3 4 Servlce FOGARTY ANN jlvey Stenographlc Course Basketball 2 Work FORSMARK CAROL College Prep Course Karnlval 2 K Ten 2 Glrls Club Play 2 Tolo 2 3 4 Rooters Club 3 Student Councll 3 4 Baton Twlrler 3 Make up Comm 3 Servuce Club 3 4 Torch Club 2 3 4 Spanush Club 4 Drama Club 3 4 Glrls Club Pres 4 Annual f 4 r y omm 3 P m 3 S Pl Ball 4 National Honor Soclety Sec 4 College FRANTILLA EILEEN D College Prep Course Karnuval 2 Student Body Sec 2 K Ten 2 Glrls Club Play 2 jr Prom 3 lr Play Comm 3 Annual Staff 4 Make up Comm 3 Tolo 2 3 4 Spanlsh Club Sec 4 Servlce Club 3 4 Servlce Club Pres 3 Rooters Club 3 Drama Club 4 Spanlsh Club 4 Attend U of W GRAHAM ELWOOD Stenographuc Course S Ball lr Prom 3 College GREEN JOYCE E General Course Navy Yard HEATHCOTE GRANT Sclenttflc Course Natlonal Honor Soclety 4 Torch Club 2 3 4 Torch Club Vlce Pres 3 Student Councal 2 3 4 Lettermens Club 2 3 4 u dent Body Pres 4 Annual Staff 4 jr Prom 3 Sr Ball 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Basketball Z 3 Army Alr Corps HERRICK MARIORIE E Maru Gollege Prep Course Torch Club 2 3 4 Drama Club 3 4 Natlonal Honor Society 4 Servlce Club 4 Annual Staff 4 Make up Comm 3 Karnlval 2 Basketball 2 lr Play Comm 3 rom 3 omm 4 r Offlce Work HlGGENBOTHAM BARBARA Babs General Course Work HODSON FAYE Red General Course From Woodland Hugh School Idaho 2 Nurses Tralnlng HUGHETT EARL M llm General Course From Chnm acum Hugh School Wash 4 College HULL BOB Berty General Course Football 3 4 Navy HUSON DONALD General Course From Bremerton Hrgh School Wash 4 Arr Corps IOBE EDRAH llnx From Whnle Lake Hugh School Dakota 4 JOHANSON DOROTHY ANN Do General Course Glrls Basketball 2 Glrls Club Play 2 Charrman of Red Cross Comm 3 Welfare Comm 3 4 Attend U of W We-. SENIURS JOHANSON, JOHN L.-4'Swede. General Course. Spanish Club 4, Pep Band 3,-43 Sr, Ball Chairman 4, Class Vice Pres 2, 3, 43 Assistant Band Director 3, 4, Soloist 2, 3, 4, Superior at Music Meet 3. College. JOHNSON, FLORENCE--'4'Flo, General Course From Yak- ima High School, Washington 3 JOHNSON, PAUL' - Whitey General Course Army JOHNSON, RALEIGH-'4Ral. Scientific Course Letter- men's Club 4, Class Pres 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4 College. JOHNSON, RICHARD- Dick, From Speartish High School, No. Dakota 2 Pep Band 3, 4 Arrned Service KAEMMLE RUTH Commercial Course From Roosevelt School Wash 2 Torch 3 4 Work KEARNEY ROBERT M Bob General Course Annual Staff 3 4 Navy Air Corps K I NNEY HOWARD Howie General Course Letter mens Club 4 Football 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Jr Prom 3 Sr Ball 4 Army Air Corps KJNNEY VIOLA Ole Stenographic Course Work KJOS DeLORES D General Course Blackduck High High School Teachers College KLEIN LORRAINE College Prep Course Karnival 2 Girls Basketball 2 Tolo 2 3 Jr Prom 3 Jr Play Comm 3 Service Club 4 Spanish Club 4 Attend W S C KNEALE LOIS Bobbie College Prep Course From Shaker High School Ohio 4 Attend U of KNIGHT BENNY General Course From Siperior High School Montana 3 Letterrnens Club 3 4 Jr Prom 3 Sr Ball 4 Football 4 Track 3 Navy LAMBERT JAMES Jim From Red Wing Central High School Minn 3 LAWRENCE ROBERT Oswald General Course Jr Band Director 3 Sr Orchestra Student Director 3 4 School Electrician 2 3 4 Coast Guard HARRY General Course Army LeFAVE KENNETH Kenny General Course U S Army LIPPERT WILLIAM T Bll General Course Letter mens Club 4 Football 3 4 Jr Prom 3 Army SENIURS LONBORG RICHARD Duck College Prep Course From Oakvulle Hugh School Wash 2 Torch Club 2 3 4 lr Prom 3 Debate 4 Spanush Club 4 Navy MANNING LOIS L General Course Busuness College MASON MARIE General Course Buslness College MAXWELL PEGGY Shorty Generau Course From Ever ett Hugh School Wash 2 MCCABE IEAN College Prep Course Torch Club 2 3 ate 2 3 lr Play Comm 3 Sr Ball 4 Dra Club 3 4 lr Pron' 3 Annual Staff 4 Attend U of W MCCRACKEN DONNA Dolly Stenographc Course Sr Ball 4 Work at Boeungs McHEFFEY NORRIS lummue General Course From Olvmola Hgh School Wash 3 ur Play 3 Debate Club 4 Leader 4 Drama Club 4 Sr Play 4 Annual Staff 4 Armed Servuce MCKNIGHT GORDON Mack General Course Armed Servuce MEAKER SI-IIRLIE College Prep Course From Luncoln Hugh School Tacoma Wash 3 lr Prom Queen 3 lr Comm 3 Sr P Leader Student Councul 4 Drama Club 4 Spanlsh Club 4 Nurses Cadet Corps MEYER: GRACE Gracle Stenograohuc Course From Pocatello H gh School Idaho 2 MILES BERLIN Babe General Course From Thomas Jefferson Hugh School Iowa 3 Lette men s Club 4 Letter men s Club Vuce Presudent 4 Football 3 4 Army MONAGI-IAN RALPH Scuentlfuc Course Debate 2 Soph ornore Hop Chaurman 2 Natuonal Honor Socuety 4 Sr Play Comm 3 Annual Staff 3 Faculty Play 3 jr Play 3 lr Prom Chaurman 3 Student Body Vuce Pres 3 Torch Club 2 3 4 Torch Club Vuce Pres 3 Torch Club Pres -1 Drama Club Pres 3 4 Servuce Club 2 3 4 Span sh Club 4 Student Councul 2 3 Annual Edutor 4 Drum Major 2 3 4 Sr Play 4 Valeductoruan 4 Army MOORE DALE General Course Basketball 3 Navy MOORE EDWARD M Ed General Course From Cen tralua Hugh School Wash 3 Navy MOREAU SHIRLEY Commercual Course Servuce Club 3, 4, Servuce Club Sec 4, Drama Club 3, 4, Drama Club Sec , g Rooter's Club 3, Tolo 2, 3, 4, lr Prom 3, lr Pa , Sr Play Comm, 4, Karnuval 2, Tucket Comm 3, 4 Busi- ness College MORGAN, BONNIE --Stenographic Course From Albert Lea Hugh School, Munn 4. College. MURPHY, LAWRENCE - Murph General Course Marune Corps, NILSEN, CORINNE MARIE Corky General Course From Baunbrudge Hugh School, Wash 2 Drama Club 4, Drama Club Program Chaurman 4, Spanush Club 4, Tolo 21 Baton T urlung 3, r Play 3, Annual Staff 4, Lell Lea er ' of W. ,Y P' sy ,S mvyn 4335 ug,- 'E' n Fo X v 'fir SENIURS OAYLAND lOANNA l General Course Work OHLUND ELNA G Srenographuc Course Navy Yard OVERAA BETTY Betsey wtenographrc Course Debate 2 Work PARRIS FRANCES Texas Srenographrc Course From Texaco Hrgh School New Mexrco 3 Busrness College PARROTT CHARLES G Polly College Prep Course Spanush Club Pres 4 Armed Servlce PARSONS ORVAL Orv General Course Navy PERSONETT MELVIL Me General Course Football 4 Army Arr Corps or Navy PHELPS AGNES Aggre General Course From Mohave County Hugh School 2 Work POMERENK MYRTLE MAY Mer! Music Course From Harlmgen Hrgh School Texas 7 jr Play Comm 3 College POPE JOHN Mac General Course Leltermens Club 3 4 Football 3 4 Ar y PRICHARD KENNETH General Course Work QOBISON EILEEN Home EC Course From Omak Hugh School Wash 2 Nurses Tra,nlng SEARLE LlLLlAN Nrckle From Bremerton l-lugl School4 College SHAFFER, EDITH M-- Eedle General Course Work SHARRETT, DOUGLAS Doug General Course rr Corps, SHAW, D EUGENE - Gene General Course Servrce Club 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 3 43 Leltermerrs Club 4, Service Club Vrce Pres 3, Drama Club Vuce Pres 4, Football 2, 3, 43 Track 3, 4, Annual Ad Staff -4 Navy SIPE, BYRON - Red General Course F olball 3, 4 Leftermens Club 3, 4. Army Arr Corps. SLADEK, FRED f-- Bub General Course Tumbling Team . . . ' , , , .P m , r Pla 3 Sr Ball 4, Band Mayor 4 Navy Arr Coros SENIURS SLOAN PAUL Paooy General Course From Centralua l-lugh School Wash 3 U S Navy SORENSON BEATRICE Bea College Prep Course From Toppenush Hrgh School Wash 2 Natuonal Honor Socuety 4 Torch Club 2 3 4 Tennls 2 3 4 Basketball 2 Peo Dance Comm 4 Sr Play Comm 4 Sr Ball Comm 4 Navy Cadet Nursung Corps or College STANLEY BETTY IO l Stenograohlc Course From Emmett Hugh School Idaho 3 Bator Twurlung 4 Work or Busuness College STANLEY STEVEN H Stexe General Course Mllutary DGYVKCQ iq ST TES LlLLlAN Ll General Course From Sllverdale Hugh Srhool Nabh 2 Nurses Traunung SLJBLETT 'Ol-lN FREDERlCK Frutz Pre Enguneerun Cour e From Spearfush Hugh School So Dakota 3 Arrny ,.. SWANSON ROSE Sally General Course From Embar rass Hrgh School Munnesota 4 Work '1,,'1lP TAUNT VIRGINIA Stenographuc Course Torch Club 3 2 lr Prom Comm 3 Gurls Club Play 3 Tolo Comm 3 Work THORSON FRANCES General Course From Wung Hugh School No Dakota 4 Busuness College Q THYE BETTY Shop Course From Bremerton Hugh School 'N' Wash 2 Sr Play Comm 4 Work TllVlBERMAN DOROTHY Do General Course TOTTEN BEVERLY JEAN Bev General Course Baton urler 2 3 a r Prom omm r a Comm 4 Annual Ad Staff l TRFO ALICE Blonclue General Course Baton Twurler 3 Work VAUGHN CHAUNCEY G General Course From Eatonvulle Hugh School Wash 3 Football 3 4 LettermensClub 3 4 Track 3 Army Transport Servuce WALLM MARlE Stenographuc Course Work A I WARNES DOREEN MARlE Stenograohuc Course From , Lake Bronson Hugh School Munnesota 3 Work WENZ ROBERT Bobby General Course Servuce Club 3 4 Drama Club 3 Torch Club 2 3 4 Travellng Assem blues2 lr Prcm Comm 3 Sr Ball3 UsherZ 3 4 Home Comung 2 College WESCOM FAYE Stenograohuc Course rrom Pendleton Hugh School Oregon 2 Work CT 'l I- , - , CK- x . L Jf I 'El . S, K :af f u br V G. u 6 . H 4 Seryuce'Club 4g Girlg Club Vuce Pres 3g Gurls' Basketball 2 , , A .. ' ,Q A' ,T K!! 7 . . QI ' 'Q' , Tl . J ' . 248 Q. Tw ',,4,lrPly3,l C 3,S Blu . H V , V K It Q N I , N bv - , an 1 'l . A , , , , X- X , 1 X I S I l V 4 : ' 1 3. ,E gg I . Q I V - rx , 5- , . I xg f X V t - L T V52 SENIURS A r llll ,re r 1 rus WETZEL FLORENCE LOl,l E llmrr re College PrcD Course Spanish Club 4 Sorvucv Cl lb 3 4 bervlce Clmb Pres 4 Drama Club 3 4 Torch Club 2 3 4 Torch Club Secretary 3 Rooter s Club 3 Class Sec 2 Grrls Club Play mm Z lr Prom 3 lr Play Comm 3 Annual Qtaff Naflorral Honor Soclely Pres 1 Salulatorlah 1 College College WlLCOX GENE INEZ leame Commercral Course From Colrrlle Hugh School Wash 3 Arl School WILLARD IVA Shorty General Course From Torrmg Yoh Hrgh School Wyorrrlng 2 Work WILSON RUTH E Slchofrurxlwrc Course Prom 3 Work WRlGHT BERNEITA Slerograohrr Course From Boone l School Iowal Tolo-1 r B 4 Col WRICHT GEORGE Dre Ergmeermg Colrse Torch Cllb l Sr Ball Comm 4 servlce Cl lo 3 4 Photographer 2 J l Narlonal Horror Socrerr 1 Torch Pres 4 Col ege YOUNG DORM GAYLE rs Steoographlc Co lrse From Malta High School Mohlafra 3 Work ZORET MARY Sferrographuc Course Wrlrl --A ,qi ,I lj' ,OE w Chr' '.l Cfr .rf U ' lfnml ., W . ' Cor ' A ' . ' 4 r Q 4- 3 r + , , 1 , , F l 5' Co , 1 , , , -1, WHEELER, BETTY HELEN 'Bel College Prep Course E Y x, z K 1 ' T ,fl , lr Play 3, rr X x . k ' ' t Hgh N , - X , S V all 'lege , C A, ' Y ' l T 'AI l li' E A L le in February for naval service Zfeiueafcy and time .YGIIIOIJ , Sk! ,xfff 'L f 1 e-Magik, CHARLES HEATH killed in action in Italy soon after he passed his nineteenth birthday was cited tor extreme bravery and awarded the Purple Heart for wounds resulting in his death GARY CALDWELL FRITZ SUBLETT V was inducted into the Army during the second semester, One has already given his life three have joined the Marines, and many others of the Class of 1944 are now in the service. lt isn't often that a country calls upon its young people for duty, but when it does that nation is truly proud of them. South Kitsap is very proud of its students in serv- ice. 3:,f,?e-TM HOLBROOK BUNTING left at the beginning of the second semester to start training for the Marine Corps GEORGE HARRIS applied for Coast Guard duty through his draft board and was accepted in November , may If f DON BRYANT s ool d rung the ll begin his Navy training at Farra gut Idaho He was then stationed at the Puget Sound Navy Yard BOB KEARNEY, sports writer on the Skuhkurn for two years, left for naval service at the end of january, . 'a . - A R. . 3 . H gg sts.tc..,,,,,, . . A 5 C A 'E' AA ? is cw-YQ!! .Aff V--.f,.,...,L..,,...A H Nr lk 7 Z - A ' t' i j ' . ' -L X ' u 1 left, ch u ' V I fa to 1, ' A . ft ' ' X JUNIURS FIRST ROW left to rlght B Noreen V Vaughan G Macomber V Spauldlng L Stewart C Speer N Davls K Herman J Han son I Twlss SECOND ROW V Supe B Smlth B Harlow N Crawshaw A Jordan R Nelson P Bartholomew S Chandler M Grover S Cencurulo THIRD ROW J Dow A Olson R Pederson J McMahon J Johnson J Pykonen J Scott R Rlchmond R Ness D Backman D Johnson me EEN? FIRST ROW left to rught E Green J Behm S Stewart D Johnson D Kxsler L Wilson E Westlund SECOND ROW M Luttle ton M Murphy I Hankln M Stewart L Petty D Armstrong J Hammer C Crow H Muyskens THIRD ROW R Reece H Bradwell J Showalter L Shuey C Mattlngly J Heathcote B Hlggnns R Waldron 13 ...ll ti.. . , .jkygi 4' H i.Vb, -, S' 34 Q I fl - 'Q .gg t, - , v , I it? A Y K ,. .ai lr A I I I 1 is I I H A I 22 JUNIURS 7 7'7fffffllfl FIRST ROW left to rnght F Wilson H Wutt B Peterson A Tucker E Slocum A Hawes L Rupley M ONeuII T Resch T Frantllla SECOND ROW M Wood L Hagdon L Caughey A Stoner B Lundberg M Goehrung M Zlrkle T Leughan B John son B Huffman THIRD ROW B Gormley A Slnclanr E Walum A Stautz E Sublett E Bryant A McPherson K Frost M Morgan 5435i ' 1 FIRST ROW left to rnght D Young F Erdman J Young A Cowmg A Comstock R Sueler R Porter G Forsmark B Stoner SECOND ROW N Nulsen C Herugstad A Kuyatt C Muckelson B McCary B Olafson D Shellum A Crosby D Schloredt THIRD ROW L Wolfer B Staples J Moore E Bensen D Hanlun O Mehner K McConnachle R Culbertson W Westerback C Pomerenk 23 I I Ill I x I x x X A if I ,f 'X ,gi 4 ' I' I ' 4 f +I , ' f fl, I , A 9 1' I I 2 2 fy ' vv g 5 'uf Af 1 - - I I W F 1. . -F' -I ' 14 I 1 1 f' fy 1 . ,X f I I l I S L I X X I I I SUPHUMURES FIRST ROW left to rught P Waldroop M Glenn H Lane A Roberts E Johnson B Seals L Cnese R Wheeler J Whutman B Shellum B Hood M Schroeder SECOND ROW F Joslan L Taunt A Melgard V Beach B Munert D Lunde B Mlddleton B Cheyney B Carroll A Horton D Brose THIRD ROW A Ellungboe C Kent L Wood J Bartholet A Halverson L Sampson E Zoret C Heathcote G Jordan N Plummer C Walhood FOURTH ROW A Sande F Lanza R McCulstnon C Nlchols T Delcour R Carter T Hrll C Alswuck F Hams E Honodel R Schmldt R Creathouse R Munms B Stone T Swanson C Hed Creetan H Harrnngton FIRST ROW left to rught L Luppert H Lent D Danlels D DeYoung W Person D Buel V McLellan E Johnson J Robertson M Dahluust SECOND ROW C Buddemeyer L Brown L Boyd P Creyell D Bagley E McWull:ams J Dombrowskl J Casa vant F Wnllard E Haynes THIRD ROW R Rylander K Knowles A Burford R Meyers L Notar J Lowe J Rogers P Henley D Wllllamg D Thompson FOURTH ROW C Peterson F Wnlcox B Elwood C Ellmgboe V Kruse K Ellus C Mattlngly E RuchardsD Thackston D Ollu 2 l reck, Ll Harris, Di Morrison.'FlFTH ROW: B. Flowers, E. Rath: C. Manleyl J. Gormley, Benolit,.S. Danielson, L. Marret, l ' 25 wo .qtepi flour to the completion of a long range constructuon pro gram became a reality thus year when a ten room rumor hugh addltlon and a large school ath letlc fleld were bullt For the furst tame at has been possnble to hold baseball and football games at the school The new fueld also opened new oppor tunltles for the marching band and the snappy baton twlrlers P E classes take advantage of the student body football fueld The baseball duamond as at the upper left un the pncture XXX Four of the yell leaders Shurlue Meaker Helen Langer Don Danuels and Jim McHeffey take time out durmg a game The other yell queen Corunne Nulsen was gnvmg advuce to the photographer J' hu -3 The band glves out wnth a peppy rendutuon of Sousa between halves .ar Constructlon of the punror hugh addutuon rapldly gaens headway Thus us the fourth large unut at South Kltsap bualt sance l938 26 5 I . ,bl 5' Q1 l t v , L g' . K 6 CT? 5 fy ' , T f -, 4 l l - R l . . ..- hp. VA- ...-F .F lf- . ,,, . -- -- . V 14 ctivitiei -guoczateaf ftudent .Keely bf .I ,agen FRANCIS WI LLARD Secretary Student Body Presldent n active year . BUDDY HIGGINS Vnce Presndent for the Assoclated Students of South Kutsap has been completed under the leadership of the pres: dent Grant Heathcote The mam project for the term was the Iaymg of plans for the completlon of the extensive new athletlc fueld A magazune sales campaugn was conducted by the group nn March to provide 'haf STANDING George Smnth, Carol Forsmark, Clarence Copeland, Jack Peterson SEATED Buddy Hrgguns, Grant Heathcote, Francis Willard equipment for the planned au dntorlum to be buult as soon as maternal as available The bug socnal event of the year was the gala Kntsap Kolos sal Karnuval sponsored by the group an Apnl Each school club and class operated a booth during the evenmg to add a large sum to the A S S K Athletlc Fleld Fund 29 A . - +o A 5 f ... 1 1 ' . 5 v ' - 7 . I 0 , i. I A 4 I o--- l. a ,4 I Y E . .J A I f I f l , A R 7 -J GRANT HEATHCQTE I ' . . - . I I AL .qciofaulpn 'I' .Quake : Total efuf This group has been the most prominent in ac- tivities during the past nine months. It has been of service to the student body in ushering at various functions, patrolling the cafeteria, giving after- noon dances, and sponsoring talent assemblies. Even though the scholarship standard has been higher this year the club has grown ih member- ship. Fifty students have completed thetcitizen- ship qualifications and have had an accumulative grade average of B or better to become members of the society. Mrs. Prall is the group advisor while Ralph Monaghan and George Wright have held the office of president for the two semester terms. Faculty members who form the executive board are Miss Adley, Mr. Wynn-Jones, and Miss Stillings. Twenty students were chosen in January for high grades and valuable character to form the South Kitsap Chapter of the National Honor So ciety They were initiated by their advisor Mrs Prall in a lovely and impressive candlelight cere mony before the student body The chapter elected Florence Wetzel as its president lffationaf -iqonot .gociety EDWIN BENSEN VIRGINIA BOWMAN SHIRLEY BRAZEL CLARENCE COPELAND JOHN DOW CAROL FORSMARK GRANT HEATHCOTE KATHRYN HERMAN MARJI HERRICK RALPH MONAGHAN HENRY MUYSKENS ROSEMARIE NELSON ADRIAN OLSON BEATRICE SORENSON IRIS TWISS FLORENCE WETZEL FERNE WILSON LOUIS WOLFER GEORGE WRIGHT FIRST ROW left to rght V Bowman D Dow J Chadbourne D Dow M Herrick B Wenz K Herman J Hanson SECOND ROW L Lppert E Brown G Wr ght D Dan els R Nelso A Gow ng H Muyskens A Comstock A Kuyatt A Olson FOURTH ROW D Thackston E Honodel D Dxon C Copeland J Heathcote J Dow J Johnson E Benson L Wolfer G Pomerenk G Matt ngly 30 4 , i 2 . , . , . , . , . ' . , . ' . - - ROW: G. Heathcote, L. Woods, L. Boyd, F. Wilson, J. McGinnis, S. Brazel, B. Sorenson, C. Forsmark, F, Wetzel, I. Twiss. THIRD : . I , . , . i , . i , . n, . i , . . . , - . - I : . , . , . i , . , . , . , . , . , . , . - , . a . G lv STANDING Shurley Brazel vuce presudent Juanuta Cray sec retary Muss Watson advusor SEATED Nadune Crawshaw vuce presudent Carol Forsmark presudent Q18 61 6 Composed of all the senuor hugh gurls the Curls Club sponsored the annual Tolo and a successful pep dance after the furst game of the football season Thus us the organuzatuon that worked at Chrustmas tume makung cookues for the local army camps and devoted much tume to Junuor Red Cross work Club members made new gurls feel welcome and saw that those who were out of school because of ullness were remembered lt was through thus group that the gurls earned pounts for membershup to Servuce Club and rhe strupes to wear on school sweaters Muss Watson acted as advusor to the gurls whule Carol Forsmark was presudent durung the year Tia! extra e att . whuch means so much to anythung was very promunent durung the year un all Servuce Club ac tuvutues The members dud just what the name umplued they worked The students ushered at programs took and sold tuckets at athletuc events and patrolled at games Muss Watson also was advusor for thus group and Florence Wetzel was the presudent FIRST ROW left to rught T Frantulla M Herruck C Forsmark E Frantulla SECOND ROW S Moreau D Allen S Brazel F Wetzel THIRD ROW V Taunt E Fuedler Muss Watson L Kleun 3l . I u 1 C 5 A ' m QL, I ' F Q g? ibm Qtr ' FIRST ROW left to rught Mr Nelson R Jones B Somes M Munnls M Sreler T Paul J Dingle SECOND ROW E Huggins P Crawshaw N Hankln H Langer C Heathcote Mr Constable THIRD ROW J McHeffey A Cowung J Lowe C Mattingly R Carter D Dlxon uenas alms, mu amz asf Thus newly formed group of Spanush students was deeply Interested In the language customs geography and art of Latan America Miss Dusenberry acted as the advusor for the club Her extended stay In Mexlco recently helped the group ln their Spanish studies Presndent Charles Parrott admlres a poster from Mexuco onota 61 e judgea, worthy olaponenti We of the negatlve do not remember those words? These were the students who fought verbal battles wath debaters from other schools then ended up the season with a two day trap to the College of Puget Sound for the Foren slc Tournament Glorna McCar ter made the seml fnnals extemporaneous speaking and those who competed sn debate were well pleased vt nth the re sults of thelr rounds Mr Con stable and Mr Nelson were advisors for the group '-n S- -i F35 iff -of FIRST ROW left to rught L Wulson E Frantnlla C Forsmark F Wetzel T Frantllla B Crundhoffer B Lundberg B Harlow SECOND ROW J Peterson B Huggins A Cownng J Peterson G Mattnngly G Smnth B C-asklll THIRD ROW C Parrott Mlss Dusenberry K Frost J Heathcote J Hanson C Srnuth D Allen L Kleln K Herman 32 o . af' TQ J ,, Q W- l T VZ' by . .4 A ,,-.yfgayl - 4 51' A -If A ' .- -. P -J 'fi .2--fr- fl'b'.. . . .- . in ' , -1' - . , . . 1 . , . . . , 0 0 0 U ,,, ' ' .. D V I - ' . . . 'T . I 4 A y - is .2 gi - 3 . 2 f 'M Q' ' . if S 1 L v ,K ! if f A F J 0, 1 ' QQ L A A A K A at Q TT. T ' 1 Q , ' . ' 7 gig , R t ZA 1 4. Q , Egan , I - -1 . J 'U 4 A . , L . , 4 5 .1 g ng 3 c,, , .5 ' W ' , . , . , . v A - v f 1 - I n - ' F! P. BUO'775fOcl!Z fgiff' Q57- Mf. href? ' R Q7 r' kvlrpglafa 5,56 l4gafJ?ii'f,, B ' H ' J Hwfjodey, WA B- H, I. H Cas-PL OWS! C6510 J' Ro T'- sf: 'oo De ,Q P f, B Sgms J- Grit, J' ff. 5 g6'r5, 000713,-V H6aA4UySkQECOAfD R9 Owskf 'Qfofe Si D, ftoptfcei J ' ,V ' Sie! . C ' P Oanfgfsoyaffligl L, Wolzfeaizfgrson, L 4 ,V f Ofe ' Sh ' H, ef' 7- r B Ue 91 Klnn HIRD, Afmelf, ,IJ no-ff 41 FlRST ROW, left to right: R. Edstrom. E. Hall. SECOND ROW: C. Ferguson, A. Santos, L. Moore, L. South, J. Stites, H. Smith, H. Worley, D. Mathis. THIRD ROW: C, Page, D. Douglas. E. Green, B, Kelly, F. Fuller, F. Bates, A. Chalkcr. FOURTH ROW: J. Warren, M. Stevens, V. Picton, L. Pettitt, J, Madden, T. Martin. FIFTH ROW: D. Denton, J. Lewis, M, Boatright, C, Vaughn, D. Adair, G, Campbell. T e fiat -gthfetei . . . . , . of the school banded to- gether this year under the name of the Lettermen's Club. The group was composed of boys who have earned a letter in some major sport. Elected to office were Pat Bunten, president, Berlin Miles, vice- presiclent, and George Smith, secretary- treasurer. The or- ganization sponsored its an- nual Smoker on March 24 which proved to be a success. The job they did in patrolling the cafeteria received much applause. There were two three-year lettermen in the club this year-Pat Bunten and Grant l-leathcote. 'zicuftute with a utute ln addition to caring for land and livestock, the boys having membership in the local chapter ofthe Future Farmers of Amer- ica found time to handle many school jobs. Under the advisorship of Mr. Lippert they transported desks from various schools and took care of garbage disposal - all praise- worthy work. but unfor- tunately. little noticed. 33 2 E12 Me 1110 Drawlng nts members from the sophomore class the K Ten us a service honorary for gurls who have earned ponnts during thenr gunlor high years The grrls elected Nancy Plum mer as theur president whale Mass Gorman acted as advisor for the group Durnng the year the group enjoyed a skating DGVTY gave a banquet for the football players and devoted therr tnme to various phases of war work FlRST ROW left to rrght D Dow J McG1nnus M Ness D Dow SECOND ROW H Langer J Bartholet C Craswell N Plummer C He thoe THIRD ROW A Ellungboe J Cray M Jones 0 e at not to fe, Mat . Cene Shaw ss at the mercy of Thelma Jlm Mcl-leffey Shxrlue Meaker and Ralph Frantllla Lorrarne Stewart Jean Mc Monaghan work on a plaster mold of Barbara Cabe Eileen Frantulla Corunne Nllsen Harlows face and Nadune Crawshaw un a one ct DBY Make up plaster of Parls masks one act plays play productnon these aftrvutues took up the time of the Drama Club durmg the year The group presented the Easter play The Bellman of Mons as part of thenr yearly program Two other one act plays were gnven In Aprul by the members for the sensor hugh student body Productlon staffs for the yunuor and sensor plays were also fllled by the drama students Mass Adley dramatuc dlrector was advlsor for the active club and Ralph Monaghan was pres: dent 34 Workzng on paper masks are Barbara Harlow Alluson CuOWlHg Dorothy Allen Shirley Brazel Florence Wetzel Marg: Herruck and Sherley Moreau 'BQ' The Muff of a hind ,,m--r-s-- CARLAN HEATHCOTE BEVERLIE TOTTEN .41 ROSEMARY WHEELER 255: ,.. nf,c 'pina 5gr4, Q, t 'S5L3f ' 4 OOKU3 ng the haw O -up U5 dun nxerial band Q The mafchmg JOANNE BARTHOLET BILLIE NELSON MARNIE ROBERTS BETTY JO STANLEY Q' Q game . 1 Q ,I I ' E. - . O , X I , Q A ' . P s lf: ' .Xl ,yM,,! , ,ff I A I A ,L ui N - , V .' XX ' 'Ara' 7' , -4 hid'5L A TX X an A E 'fd 3 2: 4- A IA., 12. . 3, , ., . 5 5 mxxfln D 1 W as ,Z 'M :H ' :A VE Y 'gf ,-f -f , -- . 1, . I n' x , .gy . ' gg '-fL1 V, , , 'I -. f . 1 , A :fi , Y ' X ' ,nw K 1 . ' ifvxf Amd -4. 'IL',T. f V J, ' T -. , Jr? ' lx E A fx A 1 V ' , ' I , ,wvww f- -- '- s ...- 4...-.M--0, V ,I ,. Av - T I I I' l033.FS.'?.53.i3F ony: tau compete with ii. 90 FIRST ROW, left to right: M. Emerson, B. Shellum, M. Mason, W. Reed, M. Brizendine, M. Bunch, M. Zoret, E. Robinson, R. Wenzel. SECOND ROW: R. Wilson, B. Cheyney, L. Taunt, M. Dreher, N. Crawshaw, J. Klurnb, E. Jobe, K. Foster. THIRD ROW: J. Greene, M. Hahn, B. Larson, J. Anderson, C. Mackay, E. Sublett, B. Atkins, A. Phelps, D. Johnson. FOURTH ROW: H. Bradwell, B. Knight, B. Sipe, B. Thye, P. Bunten, L. Benson, E. Fiedler. it 36 'TY I ,I l FIRST ROW, left to right: B. Shorb, M, Pomerenk, A. Ahern, D. Johanson, V. Erickson, K. Barnum, P. Newell. SECOND ROW: B. Nelson, J. Bartholet, M. Searle, C. Meyers, H. Bonwell, W. Mayer, M. Tiddy, R. Wheeler. THIRD ROW: C. Nichols, L. Benson, J. Peterson, J. Johanson, R. Johnson, C. Parrott, R. McCuistion. FOURTH ROW: E. Bauman, B. Sparks, I. Bjorkheim, C. Wilcox, M. Lyons. B. I-lixson. F. Stine. Due to the difficulty in arranging the classes, there was no advanced singing group this year. However, there were two classes of chorus. They sang at the annual Easter program and presented a concert consisting of the chorus, soloists, and special groups given in the spring just before thc: District Music Mect in Tacoma. Mllilfldlli ot .fpotflght .,.3A,'i,,,iir'3fiE,,O, ... FIRST ROW left to right B Mlddleton J Pettltt J Davvs C Crawford K Lawrence R Lawrence B Munert E OND ROW B Marshall B Pettntl E Jones C Johnson A Burford D Craw THIRD ROW E Honodel H Harrnngton D Danuels Mr Benson L Spear L Marret J Davus M Jones F Wetzel I Hankun A Sand L Davrs J Young C Nucodemus F Erdman HAM a goof e Woogie feat Howard l-larrnngton swungs out for the ptterbugs as a member of the swung band Newly organized thus year the swung band played for the furst trme at the Curls Club Tolo un ebruary m a grea dea success at thus dance so It also played at the Junaor Prom In Aprnl Uniforms were bought for the members and Fred Sladek was chosen as the leader for the group FIRST ROW left to right Don Daniels Edwun Bensen Stan Danuelson Fred Sladek Jam Lambert SECOND ROW Frank Erdman, Lee Davos, Louus Marret, Lawrence Spear 0 0 0 ' '33, . I A. Hanes, vfcm, L, warsoa. 's C ' I . ' ' , .' ' ' , . ' ', . ' f , ', f l ford, B. Wheeler, S, Pykonen, F, Sladek, R. Carly, B. Minnis, L. Lippert, A. Moores, J. Lambert, A. Spanton. Q O I I . . V ' F . It et with f I of 1' 7-'com the efauici ONNCYS eetee Greg? Ugg x Y' r dem O6 O fb S 3 R Xeexst B MEUSOSJ ROW Y YL t NW wt-Nl MW xigber M Scgwodewnfxexd J evo fx D F1 aWren Ro N52 fe Af Lv CCUISNON f Gy Q37- Johyf Hfuflgg 50 'ZS A46 If Ones Meg, K fr,-,IS Speer LEFT TO RIGHT H Harrlngton V Smith T Endsley E Honodel E ath FIRST ROW left to right R Johnson F Erdman L FR T ROW left to ight R Nelson S Dante n Boyd L Davus SECOND ROW D Ward J Young E Benson A Moores E Westland R Cartv SECOND C Nucodemus J Stanton D Thackston THIRD ROW ROW A Sande R Geyer J Lambert M Stagcberg M Johnson N Hankun H Mankun D Creetan R Bearbower to the -Mt parade 61 W 6 'U John Johanson leader of Johanson Pep Band LEFT TO RIGHT J Bnrge R Pederson L Spear H Wuksten L Marret A Olson Hn QQ LEFT TO RIGHT A sand c Aunsworlw R Lawrence Fred Sladek pep band leade' I Hankrn L Speer The sensor band had a tune turn out thus ycar when they began the season wuth a concert at the East Port Orchard Recreatuon Hall Seventy sux students played on the group ln addntnon to playung for all football and bas etball games the band has played tor many assemblies and bond rallles nncludnng marching In Port Orchard to help promote the South Kntsap Bomber Drive The Sprung Concert In luded several numbers by the band all under the dnrectron of Mr Benson 39 O 3 . 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F . - , I its Ralph Monaghan does a luttle wo tumnng as Charleys Aunt SENIURS PRESENT ekatfey 1 -Hunt Pup' Pup' Old top with a cheerlo' was heard when the sensors presented that very clever play Charley s Aunt The comedy glven on December 3 and 4 under the capable dlrectuon of Mlss Adley took place durmg the Gay Nnnetles an England Wlth the average love troubles of a college boy laugh following another In full costume and using three different sets lfor the furst tame at South Kntsapl the sensors dld a grand job of entertalnlng LEFT TO RIGHT Fred Sladek Dorene Ballard Ernest Fledler LEFT TO RIGHT Jum McHeffey Shnrlue Meaker Shlrley Carol Forsmark Gene Shaw and Vnrgunua Bowman Brazel RBIPIW Monaghan and J'm P35095 THEEAST Brassetl' ERNEST FIEDLER Jack Chesney GENE SHAW Charlve Wykeham FRED SLADEK Lord Fancourt Babberly RALPH MONAGHAN Mass Kitty Verdun VIRGINIA BOWMAN DORENE BALLARD Sur Francis Chesney JIM MCHEFFEY Stephen Spettngue JIM PARSONS Farmer BENNY KNIGHT Donna Lucla D Alvadorez SHIRLIE MEAKER Ela Delahay SHIRLEY BRAZEL Maud CAROL FORSMARK Mass Amy Spettlgue 40 Benny Knnght has a word wlth LEFT TO RIGHT Jum McHeffey Ernest Fiedler Shvrlue Meaker, and Shurley Brazel I Vw 'Q A.. - , 525 I E ll I ll l ,, .fi .N , Q gi If , .II AA 1 In . I 9 . . Q ' I ' ' 'b - I plus a few more, the play moved rapidly with one I Y - 3 . ff I 7 .I '11 'T y s E4 ,T is L I tp y I I I I , i I .4 I LEFT TO RIGHT Barbara Harlow Bernvce Lundberg Allnson Cowlng Nadnne Crawshaw Lorrarne Stewart John Dow lffotkuzg Ju! the Truth GIVEN BY JUNIURS Twenty four hours' Why that vs almost a cen tury' No one could tell the truth for that length of tlme but one of the characters In the comedy Nothing but the Truth had to do just that Much to everyone s surprise he does too wnnnnng S20 OOO for a charuty and the admnratnon of a lovely gurl The yunnors really proved that they had abnluty on March 30 and 3l when they gave two very successful performances of the comedy The play was under the capable darectuon of Mass Adley LEFT TO RIGHT Clover Lay Allnson Comstock Leona Ruce Edwin Bensen Dale Shellum LEFT TO RIGHT Alllson Gowung Leona Rece Lorraune Stewart LEFT TO RIGHT Bermce Lund LEFT TO RIGHT Alison gow bers Barbara Harlow I-Offame Ing Leona Race Dale Shellum Stewart Nadrne Crawshaw THE EAST Robert Bennett E M Ra ston Duck Donnelly Clarence Van Dusen Bishop Doran Gwendolyn Ralston Mrs E M Ra ston Ethel Clark Mable Jackson Sable Jackson Martha ALLISON GOWING JOHN DOW ED BENSEN ALLISON COMSTOCK DALE SHELLUM NADINE CRAWSHAW LORRAINE STEWART LEONA RICE BARBARA HARLOW BERNICE LUNDBERG CLOVER LAY H ne K cl .Wage eta L.. MISS ADLEY Dramatuc Darector Plenty of work but no glory could be Florence Wetzel DFOYYWDYS for the sensor play the slogan of these persons who do those lxttle things back stage and before the plays that are so necessary to make the productions successful The stage crew under the dr rectnon of Mr Creseth dld an excellent job on the Sensor Play scenery maknng three dnt ferent sets for the comedy Always ready to help wuth the lighting for any school functlon are Ernest Fiedler and Clwrles Parrott stage electricians The hard workung stage electrucnans Charles Parrott and Ernest Fnedler prepare the lughts for an assembly Mr Gres th Mrckey Bunten Bob Nutteberg and Dean Danvels momengnghgg gf'nETgrlZ3e?efQ:JniOr work on the stage set for the lunuor play e Sec 6 - . I 1 L X Q Q P .W . ' , ' . l l Xt . 3 l l l P P of 4 . X . Betty Thye and Dons Balch pause a .qpotti W-U-L-V-E-S . .. fx ' . zzz ---- Wolves zzz ---- Iurlves Berlin Babe Miles, voted most inspiring player by his teammates, is given the Inspira- tional Trophy by Athletic Director Lundberg. This year the Wolves in their third year under the capable coaching of Stener Kvinsland had an excellent season, not only because they won the Tri-County League Championship, but also because l943 marked the opening of the new athletic field. For the first time the players were able to participate on a field adjacent to the school. The Kitsapians were one of the eight undefeated and untied teams in the state. Probably the highlight of the year was the South Kitsap-Bremerton game October 30. They defeated their traditional rival 7-6, playing knee-deep in mud on the opposing team's field. They had not been scored on before that time and finished the season with only I2 points against them. There are thirteen seniors graduating from the squad this year five of them being on tte first eleven Quarterback Holbrook Bunting was on the first string and entered the Marine Corps at the end of the first semester The players elected Pat Bunten as honorary captain for the season and voted Berlin Babe Miles the Inspirational Trophy Four mem bers placed on the mythical All Tri County Team They are Jud Heathcote end Chauncey Vaughn guard Leroy Shuey tackle and Pat Bunten halfback In the annual Owls Wolves game at the end of the season next year s team won I3 I2 in an exciting game The second string also won the championship in their league during the pigskin schedule The ehampi Mattingly clears he way for Bunten in a left end run Smith B Higgins J Dombrowski L Shuey J Peterson E Brown E Honodel D Peterson manager B Rylander manager SECOND ROW J Heathcote R Johnson B Hull B Lippert B Slpe D Bryant Ci Shaw C Vaughn J Rogers C Mattingly G Heathcote THIRD ROW L Lippert manager R Waldron B Stone A Comstock J Pope B Gaskill H Kinney H Bunting B Miles P Bunten J Casavant S Danielson Coach Kvinsland . , . FIRST ROW, left to right: R. Collins, managerg D. Sieler, managerg C Ae 'Put .firing . . . L fx JK fx X QQ X A ll H4011 ,no , .M aa... n. 40 L4 ,ll UWM - Fl! JUD HEATHCOTE DON BRYANT PAT BUNTEN GEORGE MATTINGLY ED BROWN End Center Halfback Fullback End LEROY SHUEY BERLIN MILES GEORGE SMITH ALLISON COMSTOCK CHAUNCEY VAUGHN Tackle Tackle Quarterback Guard Guard Sept. 24 Kitsap Gig Harbor Oct. I Kitsap Vaughn Oct. 2 Kitsap St. Martin's Oct. 8 Kitsap Poulsbo Oct. I5 Kitsap Silverdale Oct. 30 Kitsap Bremerton Nov. 5 Kitsap Vashon Nov. I2 Kitsap Bainbridge ' ' Y Comstock dives for the opposing would-be passer in an exciting home game. Official Lundberg closely watches Mattingly plow through under the convoy of Bunten. STENER KVINSLAND Coach ffoopiteu ave Haag .qeaion Action during the South Kitsap- Bremerton game at the Clover Park Tournament. 7- . -1- A 4- 7' Y Q V I si g I QW S 6 QA . S K a Forward. GEORGE MATTlNGLY JOE LEE PETERSON Guard Guard GEORGE SMITH Guard The South Kitsap casaba artists didn't retain their Tri-County Championship from last year, but they did take runner-up honors. They were defeated only by the North Kitsap Vikings of Poulsbo, who came through with the cup at the end of the season. By taking second place in the league, the Wolves were eligible for the West Central District play-offs at Clover Park, near Tacoma. Here they played thier best ball of the year, winning the majority of their games. The strain of five games in five nights was too much for the boys, and they were defeated for the third time in the season by North Kit- sap in the consolation play-off for second place. , Center and captain honors of the year went to Jud Heathcote, who led the team in scoring and was chosen unanimously on the All-Tri-County Basketball Team, as well as on the West Central District Team. Brown, forward, was placed on the second West Central Team. Boa c.AsKii.i. ED BROWN Came' Dec. Jan. SCHEDULE Gig Harbor ...........,.. 21 Jan. 25 North Kitsap .......... 28 28 Vaughn ........ Vashon ......,, Bremerton Bainbridge .,.. Silverdale ...... .......27 Feb. l .......22 4 B .8 ......25 ..,....23 ll a.,....28 I8 Ya 'Sv' X. X. K .iuo HEATHCOTE A1oPx'fldTEN Center 'Qu 'Mtg lf f , GRANT H EATHCOTE Guard Kea. Gig Harbor ......,.,..,., 21 North Kitsap Vaughn ...... Vashon ,..... ........36...,....Bremerton Je G Bainbridge .. Silverdale .... HENRY MUYSKENS Forward .aa... .29 8 BH ......3S .,.. ..2l .... H23 14 'll ,'f. 'f .1 X RUSSELL PORTER Forward The starting of a tournament game is snapped :Ur Q!! 7 V2 'H Q nr -9 by Ceorge Wright, staff photographer. Basketball managers-D. Winslow, R. Morgan, K. Nicodemus, D. Boddy. E. Horton. 47 54426411 JOE SHOWALTER Ig Pntcher HENRY MUYSKENS Fnrst Baseman BOB GASKILL ght Flelder GRANT HEATHCOTE Catcher JK' Benny Knight prepares humself for a pavelln throw ln the sprung a young man s fancses turn to thoughts of love but they also turn to thoughts of track tennus and baseball This year Coach Kvunsland .Y :mg .ypotta . Get on your ma r k Louns Wolfer James Johnson John Dow and Bob Bollman have a luttle pre meet practvce and lvlnss Foster has charge of the ten ms schedule Now Iusten Kathryn Frost You do It tl'1I9 way or else-' says Muss Foster tennrs c0aCl'1 fl' Dale Thackston lets go wntw a mean serve New tenms nets are put up at the begmnmg of the sprung season by Mr Lundberg 0 0 0 l . r J 7 lx 1 - - - 1 M ' V A - J - l QL ' l J ll ' -AT has track, Art Grosso coaches baseball, H ' L . - A I - ' is ' I I .. I ' R . . A Y 48 ' - - 1' .fckoal Work fda X ,ms . K F A A , . , R , , 2 Z Q 4 ' A + N ll-if , , Y D!! 1 '4 X 722 MM 0 cience and lffatl . . can hardly be over emphasized In high school Today wnth the thoughts of the enture world focused on war these two subjects have come unto theur rughtful popularuty Boys tak :ng the Navy V 5 and V l2 tests and the Army A I2 test found that two thurds of the lengthy exams concerned sclentlfvc and math ematrcal problems A knowledge of these relatung subjects us essential for any type of war program whether It be un the servuce or an lndustry The Navy Yard and private com pames are qunte specufuc nn thelr demands for young people wuth a background of sclence and mathematics Clarence Copeland George Wnght and Davud Duxon do a water pressure physucs experiment Mrs Pearson explams an Advanced Algebra problem Geometry the second step an hugh school mathematlcs IS taught by Mrs Lundqulst Algebra Chemlstrg Geomelrg Phgslcs Trlqunomelrg Woodworking- classes have the use of a large variety of modern tools and machinery. l Suits are made by many of the home economics girls when spring comes around. ptelaatbzg for peat-.fchoofgoh . , . . are the many students in the commer- cial and vocational departments of the high school. Shorthand, typing, office practice, bookkeeping, and print shop are the classes crowded with those who plan a business career following graduation. These courses directly prepare young people for specific business' world positions. Shop classes have two objectives-to begin the training of future mechanics and to lay a mechanical foundation for boys that will prove helpful in their future life. Beginning with the seventh grade the boys receive wood- working arid mechanical drawing instruction which they may continue through high school. For the girls, classes in sewing and cooking are offered. No matter what work a girl later chooses these subjects are of infinite value to her. Many of the students continue these studies through both the junior and senior high school. Two years of typing study is offered to commercial majors. Agriculture Students look, OVGV 3 PRCC Of Thai' maCl1l'1efY with Mr. Lippert, the instructor. S2 . .Shop . . . Tgpinq . . . Shorthand . . . Home Ec...Agricu1l11re. . . OS 2V2l0,2lllg good 322204 . . . . . is the basic study in the Dra- matics, Speech, and Public Speaking classes, The demand for correct speak- ing voices has been met by the in- clusion of additional high school classes pertaining to that subject. The Dramatics class is new this year at South Kitsap. Public appear- Corinne Nilsen practices stage make-up during Dramatics class. Q! Carol Forsmark and Eileen Frantilla broadcast a radio program to the other Dramatic students ances of the class members included a Food Conservation program, ua one-act play at the Karnival, and a clever three-act play, The Great Big Door- Step, given May 4 and 5. Miss Adley directed the class in studying make- up, play production, play selection, acting, speech, and correct breathing. One semester of Junior English is devoted to the study of Public Speak- ing. Juniors who wish additional in- struction ard other students have the opportunity to take Speech. Many phases of voice technique are included in the courses. g Y Preparation takes a great deal of time for the students studying play production. I S --4.2 , Gloria McCarter talks to her Speech class. . Speech . . Dramatics . . Stage . . Public Speaking . e guftutaf .?u61ect.4 form a large part ot the school curriculum today This group Includes the languages art musuc and the so cral sclences ln the foreign languages Spanish has been a favorite during the past few years whxle French and Latin are runners up United States l-lustory as requnred of all lunnors and Socnology and Economlcs as a popular class for the upperclassmcn Art for the senior hugh students ns only a recent addltnon and has proved to be well lnked by both gurls and boys The musnc classes have grown tremendously ID the past few years Thus department ns well known for nts band and orchestra 3' How old are you7 wrntes Mnss Dusenberry for two Spanlsh students The art class devotes a perlod to charcoal drawung Enqllsh Hlslorg Forelgn Languages MUSIC gun ict 'Bw Junuor hugh students passung to theur classes Mr Arthur Grosso uunuor hugh pruncupal stands un hus office wuth has secretary Mrs Louuse Barker MISS DELLA J WHITE Englush Freshman Class Advusor MR J W SOLOMON Soclal Scuence General Scuence Junuor Hugh Torch Councul MISS ALMARIE KING Socual Scuence Junuor Hugh Torch Club Ad VISOI' The students of the Junuor Hugh School are uustly thrulled at the pros pect of addutuonal accommodatuons whuch are rapudly nearung completuon for thus sectuon They wull share wuth the rest of the school the benefuts whuch wull accrue from the ten class rooms and other features of the new buuldung Thus unut wull provude a total of twenty classrooms un the uunuor hugh Sectuon Enrollment un the three lower grades has experuenced a lusty growth durung the year and much Interest has been shown un school actuvutues A enrollment of approxumately one thousand students us recorded for the current year Pruncupal Arthur Grosso supported by a large staff of teachers mauntauns for the school a successful and pro gressuve admunustratuon acufty MISS AGNES SLIND Arithmetic Junior High Torch Council MRS. FERN MASTERS Arithmetic MISS HELEN JOHNSON Art Posters MR AARON MASTERS English, General Science, Algebra Sophomore Class Advisor, Junior High Student Body Advisor MISS GENEVA CLARK English Junior High Debate MRS MARY DOXIVNER GOFF Remedial Girls' Lea ue and K Klub E Advisor MR GLEN O GRESETH Shop and Stage Technique MRS ANNA MOORE General Science and Social Science Junior High Bond and Stamp Sales MRS HELEN ELIZABETH PATTERSON Music Senior High Bond and Stamp Sales MRS VERNA PLLJMMER General Science MRS ANNA E DOW General Science English Arithmetic MRS VIRGINIA SIKES Arithmetic Sewing Girls League Advisor MR M A LUNDBERG Shop Grade School Playground Supervisor Athletic Director MRS ELVA WHITE English Arithmetic MRS SYLVIA E RETHEREORD Biology General Science MR STENER KVINSLAND Physical Education Health Football Basketball and Track Goach MRS HAZEL CARROLL Social Science MISS NVARANNA R BLAISDELL usic Ar So al Sc en e G r s League Advisor MRS MARY READY n r1lS ence B ogy MRS OLGA NIOYER FWICF Bu 1 SOCIQI DC :HCS En n MISS KATY MAE LUSK Engl sh Social Science I I . M , t, Ci i C Junier High Dramatics. K , . Ge O L Ci 1 , Cl c' Ju si tess. I ' ia , gllSl lwhtk grade FIRST ROW left to rught J Rowley W Parsons R Herdeck V Pncton W Baker M Sleler N Knutzer B Hennlngsen F Culbert H Collans E Bock B Cooksey SECOND ROW G Caudull H Wennerberg R Carty D Brownfleld M Burke R Hate V Bland G Haskard L Herbert B Harvey A Swanson THIRD ROW R Olsen K Lawrence R Green C Crawford F Nord gren S Hamer S Hanson E Foote R Relnhardt H Jones son M Mlnnls D DLouhy D Hayden SECOND ROW R Anderson A Spanton V Powers M Stageberg M Searle M Avery D Fruedrlck A Hales C Nlchols B Jones V West C Allen M Thompson THIRD ROW D Ellason P McMahon M Davns E Arnold K Avery L Mener L Haggard R Jones B Sparks B Phullups P OTyson FOURTH ROW S Pykonen J Baker M Edwards E Chrlstnanson L Pettztt R Whute D Howard PWachtman I Johnson M Lyons B Hnxon S Greeley D Mc Daniels H Lavender 58 I FIRST ROW, left to right: N. Hankin, L. Spear, L. Speer, J. Birge. A. Korenko, R. Chalker, J. Harris, B. Pettutt, J. Davis, P. John- had grade FIRST ROW left to rnght E Reed D Boatwrught L Stedman A Santos J Meadors D Rockwell J Lancey J Hlgguns A Vander Staay E McCary B Pults SECOND ROW J Mano H Smlth R Backman E Pattlson C Johnson B Somes R Woods H Olsen R DuBois J Demke THIRD ROW M Johnson D Graham D Puttman W Flanders E Harrungton T Paul E Jon sen J Stntes W Kung M Duvall FOURTH ROW F Bates A Jaegar J Hawes C Wrona B Dorman C Slsco W Mcllvoy R Connelly L Hansen K Lneseke Mackie B Turner SECOND ROW L Stremel J Sell D Daggett P Crawshaw D West H Wnksten R Geyer C Fnrth J Hull J Sladek P Bramer B Smelser THIRD ROW D Denton C Bernard F Fuller F Kelth A Nute M Stevens R Greyell M Punard P Breetensteun L Loutved B Myers FOURTH ROW E Reed C Janes R Campbell B Schloredt R Ley E Dow L LeFave E Corzlne FlFTH ROW E ones J Madden D Ward W Alex H Mankmn S Ohman H Bishop R Leon rd J Stntes C Vaughn K Broostrorn L Hmthorn 59 l FIRST ROW, left to right: D. Clare, B. Moug, H. Worley, M. Pierce, J. Baush, J. Davis, S. Coodson, B. Billings, B. Langhorn, J. Mnfh grade QS' 'Vis FIRST ROW left to right A Hall D Douglas E Green K Nel n B Johnson W Otrin E Sand H Huson C Zink SECOND ROW C Page M Boatwright B Stoner L Marten J Hawes B Ragsdale F Fuller E Swanson V Thornhill L South THIRD ROW D Thoreson B Blanchard J Haas J Rowley D Nilsen T Meier J Warren B Watson E Jones FIRST ROW, left to right: B. Sundstrom, T, Meier, C. Henry, J. Wells, S. Herrick, C. Killenger, C.. Campbell, D. Clare, T. Walton, L. Moore, T. Haskard. SECOND ROW: E. Hammond, B. Foyston, C. Reece, B. Pearson, C. Corliss, C. Bain, B. Kelley, D. Mathis, A. Chalker, D. Vaughan, D. Lucas. THlRD ROW: J. Post, C. Delaforce, B. Rooms, D. Peterson, P. Harlow, E. Hodge, M. Boat- wright, K. Campbell, D. Kiethley, D. Adair, C-. Campbell. 60 Zyhti grade IMLWM FIRST ROW left to rrght G Brazel S Green R South D Bollman R Ehlers E Sutton V Senn O Sparks H Stevens M Tae V Hull C Sm th SECOND ROW A Whntlock J Fugltt A Hansen E Leslne E Whrtner E Huggins G Schelm D Ed P Greene D Conklnn J McGurre N Stevens FIRST ROW left to rlght M Carpenter B Anderson L Henley D Koch M Abell C Kung H Johnson M Colthorp B Stage berg A Forsmark L Shute SECOND ROW R Krnzer B Balch N Hellyer D Crawford A Johnson F Gardner B Grllespre D Fuller J Carter D Hankln M Freld THIRD ROW R Morgan N Renz J Cook H May B Songer D Bechtold G Hussey B Bellsle L Carroll FOURTH ROW D Olsen P Knlght P Twuss B Summers V Moore M Carty D Stone D Matthews B Glenn 61 O ligne can-F mf- -1- ir 1: wr JK I - if . f r X A , . I' . . . . t , strom, B. Page, B. Zlrkle, C. Hepfinger. THIRD ROW: C. Stanley, B.Gl'Ey6II,C. Hovde. S' Stokes' C' Sflef. D, White, P. PYICODSH. x ,, . I f' gs 2 . ' 3. 5: ' I 1 AT fzghfh gud: L.-J' FIRST ROW left to rlght E Wnlson D Wmlson H Roberts D Peterson C Ruchards D Regnster W Emerson J Mannmg J Bowman M Haugan B Headdlng SECOND ROW R Weaver J Nelson O Krueger J Schnlaty B Pattuson M Hull M Daf son T Panger L Schauer S Watson FOURTH ROW H Hopper B McKenzre J Chrustensen A Moores M Marker A Back strom C Bruhahn B Craswell L-f ' FIRST ROW left to nght J Sm:thJ Tallman L Wnlley B Peterson A Anderson B Bentley C Hughes L Stanley K Johnson C Stanley B Taylor SECOND ROW C Powell H Olsen R Herngstad V Lloyd J Thoma D Edstrom l Kroth H Brant J Corlnss E Eluason T Murphy THIRD ROW W Hughes D Oswalt B Spear H Brooks J Stewart B Franks D Znmmerman D Brnsbane B Kung D Anderson 63 I ln? ' 5 IE HQ It .2 ll PM 51 W 3 li lYf.ffll'T'lxxxxtXX fern, B. 'Uhrl F. Wilcox,-A. Dickenson. THIRD ROW: Olson, ,C.'NorringtonZ Cogswell, V. Gill: Ml Sparks, lfuneyt P.'Clea: 7-.., ..illlll.XXl' eventh grade ff!!! FIRST ROW left to rrght D Dunsmore E Myers B Stewart J Tevus G Elwood L Clnne D Dow I Kelstrup W McMullen A Dnsbrow SECOND ROW B Bradford J Staats J Trogdon B Mattlngly J McCracken B Boykun R Otterstetter L Sanborn C Kletke M Combeluc THIRD ROW D Buss N Jordan D Pugh D Mottern W Eastman E Bporkheurn P Ferguson M Knutson E Scherer D Bonwell C Davus gli' Q Ju,-2. FIRST ROW left to rught C Arnold P Shackleford D Kung J Cccchu A Lunde M Harlow R Collins J Holmberg P Baxter B Englar C Thane SECOND ROW C Budke R Murtha D Crntfun J Forbes E Horton D Lawrence J Ba racks D Olsen P Notar S Husby M Skovald D Lawson R Brlskey D Coop r M Colvard THlRD ROW L White B Walsh B Barber C Olson D Herrick D Johns R Sornes J Hanson B Johnson FOURTH ROW P Allsup F Leoghan C Chrustopherson J Hg don W Berry F Kuney L Walser C- Jonsen V Smuth 64 J Y 9 U ', . 5 lg . .1 u - 1 A M81 A I ., ,.....r,. J. . -., N157-aalq 1IllllllXXXXNNX' I S W XY., f il Q ' str, I g H si V. va' .g I 'LU eventk 'za e Sl vi' UD as 'W I ,f Jj I X' f FIRST ROW left to rnght B Horton D Waldbauer M Peterson M Pierce B Stornsvrk K Norrls B Nute D Taarud D Lon borg R Greely H Pomerenk SECOND ROW D Bechtold D Lewls D Poole A Rhodes S Van Scoyor J Allen M Freeman T Jacobson B Harnlsh D Selby R Clement THIRD ROW J Elllngboe C Wrona D Flsher P Moore L Allen B Wllson White T Prntchard six il df' 1 FIRST ROW left to rlght R Hull M Poole R Cruber I Herugstad D Weaver J Kerttula B Post J Hammond H Slpe C Meeker D Swanson SECOND ROW M Dalton C Whntson E Kudd M Fraser J Robunson C Fraser R Peterson D Wnnslow R Fuller J OHara THIRD ROW J Notar C Backman M Bruce W Hodge J Whltrlght J Lueb C Moreau E Smuth C Preston FOURTH ROW R Van Zee K Reed O Franks F Tlllrnghausen B Telford J Hahn K Nncodernus J Whntaker C Bagley E Forsman C Burke 5 -' if he 3451 W f M43 8.3. I na- '- 9-.4 L ' r f I V, . - N 44' A I 'Q ' : 3 -f ' I , 5 C I I I C A - I I I f ,f I I I I . , , ,I X I I I Bf Noffangfmfo. cofugs, J. McCorkIe. FOURTH ROW:.K. Balch, G. wllkef, c. Hbwg, B, Blasbgne, J. 'N.5Sh, D.'rv1Llfphy, sl il , 4. S , . if azz . P t 1 Kg' I S I C ' T I as I I N - tj 4 4 M 0 4 , 6 eventh grade Mit' fl FIRST ROW left to rxght B Stokes J Copeland A Lancey M Wulley M Schelnn C- Brothers J Forsmark B Wllley C Mey ers H James SECOND ROW D Gardner C- Bensen C Leslne J Baker P Norman L Jacobs A Knox D Blowers L Severrn V Eggleston B Phullups THIRD ROW M Smuth R Thompson J Cockran K Davus V Warnes C Buggs C Bull D Knught C Johnson J Lund M Haaland FOURTH ROW N Rlpley JNBAd:rTF D Thompson D Wulson J Bower J Nelson J Mutchell ert 0 H ,A I FIRST ROW left to rnght M Reccheo T Thumma J Thackston B Chappell V Lawrence K Wnlllams L Rlchmond A Mc Dannel W Nelson A Posey R Peterson SECOND ROW C Abbott M Buntung G West N Robunson B Personette L Hayes E DeYoung D Neal D Ferguson C Rrce THIRD ROW W Brlzendune F Janes I Stratton S Benomt D Emerson P Moore J Worthylake R Mengedoth R Ferrnman N Connelly J Hemphlll B Carter J Wulcox FOURTH ROW J Whalen C Mor eau J Schaffer L Stratton M Montgomery B Reeves C Veach D Backster W McConnach1e J Kuhn J Sprunkle D Ander son R Push . 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QQ , 'Q I . 1 ' ' .s 2' I K sf f f 1 1 1 ,1 1 1 f 1 I I' l x x x x x t X 'W 65 HAM the gamer Hgh 611161 Four of the outstanding groups ln the junior hugh are the two League groups the K Klub and the Debate Socuety These organuzatlons have worked throughout the entlre year on such proyects as toys for the nursery schools scrapbooks for hospitals and numerous Red Cross actnvutles The Curls League held a successful Moth ers Mlxer on Aprll 5 During the year the debate members held and attend ed many debates The group as under the advusorshlp of Mlss Clark and Muss Houts Bermce Craswell pres: dent Vnrglnua Powers vice presldent and Mary Daffern secretary of the Eughth and Nnnth Grade Cnrls League ll Klub palate Q18 ,feayue Marlene Haaland secretary Dorthella Knnght reporter and Juanrta Mrtchell presldent of the Seventh Crade Gurls League FIRST ROW left to right P McMahon J Powers J Sladek C Allen E Hammond SECOND ROW A Moores T Paul B Somes B Craswell J McCu1re V Gull 7.-ff' FIRST ROW, left to rlght. A. Lancey, A. Knox, C. Jameson, R. Ehlers, B. Summers, S. Green, C. Brazel. SECOND ROW: Mrss Clark, V. Warnes, C. Johnson, C. Biggs, C. Leslie, C. McCabe, E, Leslie, Miss Houts. 67 emoctacy at Weil Serious effort has been given in obtaining actual student participation in student gov- ernment and management for the junior high. Through the work of the officers and the ad- visor, Mr, Master, the organization has en- joyed a successful year. The group wrote and adopted their constitution, and sponsored many worth-while functions to give the junior high mernbers a better understanding of school life. The Student Council was largely respon- sible for organizing the freshmen as a class, and they carried out the patrolling of the building hallways Saw li 93736 lim mx'- mf . -3 ?2.,Q E if 9- auf 'HL' K4 ' ii: mimi' 1:-xr jx Bryon Blanchard vice president Beverly Somes president and Ed Higgins secretary of the Junior High Student Body pfayi KEEP 926016 L!!-My FIRST ROW left to right C McCabe C Biggs W McMullen M Pierce A Lunde S Husby D Waldbaurer S Green S Ready SECOND ROW B Thomas J Bower B Stomvik J Hammond D Poole B Post J Thackston THIRD ROW Miss Blaisdell M Haugan E Hammond V Powers T Paul R Sornes B Somes D Johns D Lawson 68 I - v - , . ll l -. ,. , . ,. , . . : Tie guniot fend Male: lffetty FIRST ROW, left to right, Clarinets: E. Speer, B. Songer, D. Oswalt, B. Anderson. SECOND ROW: D. Hankin, M. Haugan, B. Minert, C. Bruhahn. THIRD ROW: A. Hansen, W, Whitney, K. Norris, V. Brett. FOURTH ROW: J. Copeland, B. Personette, S. Husby, B. Anderson. FIFTH ROW: B. Stokes, H. James. FIRST ROW, Saxo- phones: S. Wheeler, K. Greathouse. SECOND ROW: M. Smith, F. Kuney, D. Thompson, D. Olson. FIRST ROW, Trumpets: M. Ballew, C. Stier, S. Ready. SECOND ROW: R. Comstock, A. Nute, E. Higgins. THIRD ROW: K. Jessup, J. Thackston, K. Davis. FOURTH ROW: R. Nute, H. Speer, Cr. Johnson, T. Pritchard. FIFTH ROW: D. Cook, K, Lewis, C. Burke, R. Thompson, W. Hodge. FIRST ROW, 'Trombonesi J. Baush, D. Zink, C. Wood, R. Kinzer, R. Campbell. SECOND ROW: J. Holmberg, A. Hoisington, K. Balch. Drums: Ci. Brazel, H. McDonald, J. Fugitt, S. Green, N. Stevens, C. King. Tuba: D. Boddy, B. McKenzie, B. Adkins, J. Campbell. Flutes. L. Severin, C. Bensen, M. Pierce. French Horn: V. Warnes, R. Lawrence, Asst. Director: C. Nelson, ' Director. OX and the M'ofbu3t5 FIRST ROW, left to rignri A. Knox, B. Stage- berg, W. McMullen. SECOND ROW: D. Coop- er, C. West, B. Headding, P. Shackleford. THIRD ROW: M. Bruce, C. Turner, C.. Howe. J. Hanson, R. Sornes, E. Sherer. C. Thane, D. Backster. Total Aa: a ,natty Y Snapped during one of their parties, this picture shows the many members of the Junior High Torch Society. All of these students have earned grade averages high enough to allow them to become members of this honor group. Miss King is the advisor of the organization. ...Q . X Q Gang way I rn comm through 'en Peterson carries the ball on his way to make a touchdown. LUIIOT lyk X 520111 .U I , 1 90' 99 Out T boys spend a great deal of theur time playing basketball rn the gym .- 'mQ- on the old sand lore-Seventh grade boys devote helr P. E. penod to the great American sport. -Hclvet tb em en ti LONGRATULATIUNQ TO THE f I AQ? OF R44 PJCE S P my olden qugtflieq N0 the Cheapest but the Best CIC HARBOR HIGHWAY PHONE PORT ORCHARD 6914 IN 0 SQ 4-9- 23, if ' NJ X 1 Q L 7 iv' 0 f ARTIST PHOTOGRAPHERS 1426 Sth Avenue Seattle YOUR SKUHKUM PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR 1944 Addmonal Photographs from Your Negatnves at School Prnces WJZ. 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