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

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1945 volume:

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' . l' YN ' 0 D. t . . 'U J- ' v MR. t' ' t ' 7' c . I ,- 4' I, l f I t f W' worked the office force of which seven l x X 4 x 'X 1 i f' 'c I , t .1 I l t . I I l ' . ' V' 'A . I 1 4 1 1 S. l Y l ' 1 RHS l ll Ill If lx cbffkk gn K Nt Sttrttxrx tu Xl lu lvttnx lor Improved MRS l5Ul.l.lXl. kN Cark in Siliool Bowl Oflie 'URS HllRSt'll Si-.vt-iam tu ll'-ml H is I I' KfNitXXll9 S'l f ' sins xii i ii i xii xi 1 N Functioning in unitv as one highly trained team. the various schools com- hined under the consolidated title of District 402 worked together for greater .ittainments this past year, The entire district headed bv Superintendent J. C. Knowles now embraces seven grade schools. three nurseries, three kindergartens. three junior primary schools. and a junior- senior high school. VVith an increase in student enrollment of over twentv-five per cent. many more classrooms were added to house the in coming tide of students while the search for additional teachers continued through the vear. A new idea just recently adopted by this public school system was the cafeteria project with home economics expert. Nliss l.ucille Nix. in charge, Meals are now served in almost everv school in the dis- trict at much greater economy and effi- eiency. Another vital department. that of the maintenance division with Mr. James Bowers in charge. did the upkeep work and repairs for all the district schools. An interesting example of cooperation he' tween school officials and students was hrought to note last summer when fifteen Kitsap boys worked full time on the district maintenance crew. Sen.-'am ri- Nl lk--ia.. VIISS ll'K.llll Kl'fNlY fn-'lr -ii Slip.-r-mm.:--r' O i- KHSS l.l'Cll.l,l- NlX Lateteru llireitot MRS KNOXX'l.l S Head of District Suppi MISS HH PN Kl'Nl-X thiporatiiiri Store Clerk S Nl l'lAL'GAN liieni--iitari Grade Sup.-rits html-A 1 or hgh mrxrx gm Ixn sup bonu mpprwxnmmulx 8 0 uaumu Lfl thru stuciknls Lxporc fruu n I them hoo D mdlmc due Skuhkum -mr -'d't 'v' GSSBS wnklx school publxcmon gow press ,...-1 I HYYXX OOD CONS I ABII Inglwh Dchmtr Xdx lsnr 0 NIARIAN VIcCRORY IA n g ll h Iwurmu m 'xnnu1I Adxmor 9 THON A9 XXYNN IONI S I nglxsh lor C199 A d x no r or 1 ouncx XNNI' XY ATSON Dlslrxct I lI7I'lYl1I1 Supcrxxwr CHIS Adusor Qcrucc Club Luxor FOX-QLI I O OL TS xhrlrx Dxhlu Aduwr 4 ,, . if . - I I D A5 'Nc sem 1' ll. ' AI .Q xh I at D ' ,Q KQX tx . Lf .-' O0 n ' ,I ,l H.. ,. ,, Q. . I A W I hut .1 .'u 0 ' RQ ' I I I I L ' ' L ' .Ar--- . z it K, .vu Y c. 4 III - - - , , ' ' ' is A . . I0 ' I ' 'I I ,st , A Iv If . 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A and lacultu lllork in lllutual Collaboration tathtrs ind studtnts imbintd thtir tn rgits into i dirtt thannl of tue sportsmanship in attaining utr hightr goals this past star Strixing to prosidt tht htst of ttlucttion for Kitsap studtnts thtst tnthtrs itlsistd tntouragttl and idmonishtd whtntstr ntctssarx Ststril mtmhtrs of tht llculty vstrt busy striing atlditionillx is suptrxisors or tht distritt systtm 'Vlr Btnstn ha thargt of tit instrumtntal stttion ol tht Vlusit Dtpartmtnt vihilt Vliss Carlson iptlt carritd tht dutits of xocal dirtctor All it i ttit lunttions in tht distritt btsitlts tht lurthtring of sports tstnts ind tht pro moting ol an txttnsixt athlttic dtvtlopmtnt program in tht gridt schools vstrt suptrxistd bi 'Nlr lundbtrg 'Xliss XX atson fulfilltd a ku position with rtlation to trut ptrsonil tducation lor sht hid complttt jurisdiction our all district hooks purchists whith includtd tht two high sch iol lioririts of which 'Vliss XX atson is ilso in thi gt Stpttmhtr found tvso ntw ttachtrs in tht stnior high Nliss Cory ss ho tools tommind ol tht cooking cltssts and girls phxsical tdutation instruttor Nliss lxtl li l ittr Vlrs P irson ltlt md Mr Shatlftr lrom Washington Stmtt Colltg fi t itr plitt son and Mrs Vloorc donattd much of thur timt to stlling ss ar bonds and stamps md ctrtiinli, it was through Ihtir untiring llorts that lxitsips vmr sasings pur t itsts xstnt our tit tt v txtt tint, ti quoti in txtrx nationi sur loin r t 0 as qv i X in NN tri s tiiis r nt t l X X ll fl uri s tw x r its r ut t L r MH X n u I inttrk 0 0 'li' ' . A ' i ct V ' V ' t' ' . ' 'c A c r . L V ' .rin '. .. ' i C.. Y ' i . . ' 1 't' 'll'd i H . Special t'xtr.1-curricular activities kept faculty mcmbcrs vcry busy. Nlrs. Pattcr' 'l.j'.' l' it. 'i 't'll Y lt' . V ' I tl 't . div-. Av. H A A . Q All X l S 'sl'Xl lUl'Sl Nll. l'llY-l rtn.li l .itin .intl Sp. ish 0 l UXYIN XX' lll l Nglhs 'cl i i ir iiital xlll it Sup' ' tw l's.i l .inl Urtlivstra 5 'ViNl S N 'XVI . UN'-V-I3 i ri Vocal . Stir' 'istir C'li iii f'li ru 9 XK'll l l'XXl C' l llll'l ll l f.-Mi :tuliurc Atl' o lor l ur' l.irm'i .-i ,ins .ii 0 itiriiiiizii xi sim I i itsfxti-,i tai fxigti- .1 - W l x t .Q Various Departments Upper l.elt: .Nniong the test tuhes in the lahoratory a group ol' students participate in sound scientific training through work ing with chemical lorniulas and carrying out experiments learning the lunda mental rudiments ot chemistrv in high school help prepare students tor new vo' cational lielcls Xliss Adlev teaches phvsics also in addition to her manv cheniistrv classes. 'lihese science groups seeli loftv achievements in an unexplored realm of endless opportunities lower l.elt. Radio. taught hv Nlr. Nluv- slcens, is a revived study at Kitsap which returned again to the curriculum because ot the need tor trained radio technicians in the armed torces. Radar is among the foremost divisions offering advantages to graduating senior boys entering the service who are interested in this type of scientific development which also might prove val- uable to post-war positions connected with television and other modern radio devices. I I i sl iii I ,i .5 fl Xi' xx aatrx - in l1ttlllS .'XlDl l Y---Chemistrv. Phvsics liiologv, lhrama foach llraina Clluli Advisor 0 MARY Y Rl.'Xl3Y-liioloirv Cieneral Science 5 NIYRON ll, XVl l'fll,+Shop Mechanical Drawing 5 Crl I N ft Cilll Sl, l ll--Xlanual lrainirig Stagecraft llireetor 0 Xl. iRtr,-XRI I XR OI I I -L, S llistorv, Senior Class .fldvisor lUllClI0ll Sm00llllU l ppti liight Xliss lfostcrk Pun Amcric. livlations tlnssvs cniox' Sttldvtng About the prohltiiis toiitt-rning tht' Unitud Statue .ind htr wutht-rn ncighhors Studcnts rc- .ilift that tht' imtions South ot' the Border tin d.iilx' hccoming vcrx' important uco iioiiiioillx' socmllv, .ind politicallv to thc northern hemisphere Subjects which per- t.iin to thc latin .'Xnieric.in peoples are rxtruniclv popular .ll Kitsap, tor Spanish tlasscs dcfinitclv hold thc lt-nd Among toreign languagtw lowvr Right l'.ir.illr'l lintw intvitupt cqunl .iris on .1 ctrtltl ' Ciicoinvtrx' propositions orrupx' .i top spot ot' thc d.iilx' 55 ininutt' pt-riod Qivoniutrv tldsst-Q prcsunt students with .1 practical viewpoint ot thu possihilitiui which highcr ninthc- nmtics Alford in tht' tnanv vocations utilizing this suhicct to good Advantage. linginvcring, navigation, mining, and .tcronatitirs .ill rcquiru the scrvicw of thost' who lmvc nmstvrcd thc rcasoning proh- lvms provided through the ancient Studv tsl' gt-omvtrv .ind othcr tundamcntnl ITlJIl7CI7lt1I lL'.ll CULIYSQS ' Q usb vig 'Q Q in Xlli Nl l NON- l N llixtorx Notiologx' lktonornits ltinior lligh liiml. lorth Cluli .'XtlX'isor lwtixitt .Xtlviwr 9 Xl4lN.X R1 ltlhllll --l'.in .Xinrrzoin Rrlations Wiarld llixtorxy Cilolul Ciao '.':.iph't Ntpgil Nirtitt' l'.itittt Kim lcnnix C-with 9 Kl.XllCi.'Xlll l S l ll l lNCiS--Sliortlmtml, l.l't.ir:r.tf lzpzng Nttitlt-nt Pwtlt' 'l'rt-.utirur 'lor.h C xih Ciotzngl 0 .Nl lfil' NlURRlS-liping 'Koo xirtftnt, Trinior flux :Xtlviwr 9 ',-XYI P1 l1RL'tl-l'riii:Nhtip liooltlmct-ping L'lttttfls'r.iutice X Q ff 1.51, Above: Calisthenics form a vital part of the physical education classes sponsored at Kitsap. Many junior and senior boys continue their physical training as P. E. assistants and by turning out for body- building sports such as football. basket- ball. baseball. track. and tennis. Right: The marking of a hem holds the rapt attention of these members of a sewing class. Every junior high girl takes home economics, and advanced classes in tailoring, meal planning, and specialty food preparation are available for senior high girls. Assisting either Miss Jacobson or Miss Cory with over crowded groups is a familiar example of volunteer student helpfulness. .WNY Xl l,XCOl5SCJN-lloini l nt mics I ll QORY Home l conomics Q00 ng Q-rpliomoru Class .Mlvistir 0 'Xl XX 'N XRD X l l N RC District and High School Ath 'vriq Sliperviwr 0 Sl l Nl R lxk lNSl XNIJ l'lm si il ldu ilu lootlwill linker A and 'l ratk Coach, lettcrintn s F uw x l Y Health Physical l' uca 'M-n C X X ll mu wg if Y? W I Ll 623 '56 'X NJ . IOR Ci XSS Ol l lC,l RS XYU .NIUYISURS-l lliS l 5 ' RUNX' l etne XX'ilwn Sicretati lohn Dow Se-retary .lack lleterson, Presitletit' and Xlrs. VVoell. Sl5CfONU ROXX' George Nlattingly. Yue President .ind Xlr Klttvslsenc v,5Q.,,., r SLNIORS Successfully rounding the bend of their last high school year. the N345 graduating class is prepared to talte its place in the world of today. Despite present conditions each senior will retain some aspiration he has looked forward to go through high school and which he hopes to accomplish in his future life, Reviewing briefly the outstanding epics of their senior year a passing parade of parties. games, fads. assemblies, the class play, Best Foot Forward, arrival of the Skuhkum, and the 4'VJinter XVonderland Senior Ball all helped enliven the more commonplace assignment of study. Violating precedent, class elections were held each semester thus enabling more students to hold office although some were reelected. Another unusual occurrence of the year was the outcome of scholastic honors. Two students, Adrian Olsen and Henry Muyskens, Jr.. tied for valedictorian, something which had never happened before in the history of the school. The final climax was reached with baccalaureate and commencement, May 27 and May 31. respectively, when this graduating class departed from the life at Kitsap to see for them- selves what the tomorrow had in store XRWSTROINK FSH nnrra fours' O llA.R'N 1 llll N 1 nc- our 1- 1 m I 5 11 ll I zrf- f our 1' O lil HN1 lllA'N r1-p f mr 'rom as omm m n 1 Ns: 'x , 1 ff 1111.1 Mm, an H Annua S a 4 lil ST lDOROlHl 'X 1-ner-nl I ur r O lll 'BTUL RU 1, r H0 I Agn ulturc Dm Sl fl 'Nl Jll'Nl RI N omrnerflal nurse nv V111 n ax vm rx Drama Club 4 I HROW IN FD RID 1 1 r nur 1' 0 lla ke a 1-tu-rmvn 1 lmltvrme 5 l 4 lkarnnal 5 O HRYANT l'l.l.AlNORf' 11 N 1 s 1 R 11111151 encra our A' O fHRlQ n1r1 ur 1' O CIOQQQ l DR ID Pn mxrw- I KOMS -K IISO Cullegr rep 1 sttmrnrn 'lor x I F 1 mn om r 1' s T Club xr 1 11 0 x rc n S A XX SHXXX NXIJIINI fu 1, ep fmrr 1' Hell Lu er 'an A 4 Studs-ut Bodx 1-1 'xnnuan Stan 4 O YROSHX -KRDON XX K ummrr ual our 1' lour 1' 4 S 1-n1-ra nurse DA. 'N XONH r ur r O DOW JOH C n rg ra k C lass Se Torc 1 mnal onor Srxlru 4 4 r P X Sr ax r l1-ufrmen S Q u X mual Sun 4 O UR-XC C-UO LOIS Colle-gr Prep Coune 'Q uv I SLHIOIRS vb T 'G SINIORS I I Ill I' IO lllkllll llunrv Xluwkcns and .-Xdrmn Olicn. top scluolmlxc slu- dcntx ul the uhm who ned tor valv- dlrlormn. f kI c2fV 3- ' 3 ,v I mms? at '3- 4 L Us 7. . I . C7 ' Aff N11 J I'NGLl'NlJ. blL'Rll'I. General finurw Drama Club 4: Sr Plax Komm. Sr Ilall Comm O liRDM.-KN. FRANK Nluslc fnurw Pep Hand 2, 5: Swlng liand 1. 3 O FRANTILLA. THIJIXIA- ffollegv Prep Course Karnual 3: K-Ten lg Clxrlf Klub PIM fumrn 1. I -lr Prom, ,lr Plax flomml .-Xnnual Surf 4, Tnlu 1. 4. Spanish Club 5. Pvp Hand 2. Sr Plax Comm: Spamslu Club Yue-Pres 3, Servue Club 3. 4g Drama Club 3. 4 O GASKILI.. ROBERT- ffollegr Prep. foursc Football 1. I, 4. l'raslu'lI'alI 1. I. 41 Baseball I. 41 l.vttrrmx'n'x Club 3, 4. 'lr Prom Comm.: Annual Stall 4 GILNIORI5, LIONARID--Crm-ral fnursc- lf-ur-rmrn's Club 2. 5. 4, Tvnnlx I I GOl:HRINKi. MARION --College Prep. Course jr. Plar Comm.: jr Prom: Sr Ball. Sr Plz: Comm I Annual Stall 4. Karnxval 3 l GORMIJY. l5l.lZAlllfTH- fnmmerrxal Cuurxr jr Plax ffnmm. Sr Plav Cnmm 0 CQOWING, AILISON'-Collvgc Prep Course. Drama Club 1, 4: Tomb Club 2. 3: -lr. Plav: Sr. Play: Annual Staff 3: jr Class Prex 1 Swing Band 4g Debate 34, 4: Spannsh Club 3: Snpb Class Su' 1 Drama Club Pres 4: National Honor Souetv 4, jr Prom GRAVES. EARL--General Course. Jr. :Promi Sf- Bill! Karmval 3: Baton Malcr 4: Yell Kung 4: Drama Club 4: Narxonal Mun: Meet 4 O GREEN. EDITH-Gfneral Course O GROVER, MARYfHomr Economncs Course O HALL. JANE- Gvneral Course HAlVllVll:R. JUNI'-ffGrncral Couric' O HANKIN. IDA MAE Grnrral Lourse Pvp Band I. 41 KfTPn 1. G A A ASS!!!- Arlvrsnr 4. llaslrerball I. Norllwrstern Mu'-n Meet I. 4 O HANLIN. RICHARD-College Prep. Course Spanish Club 3 O NQEN. Mll.DREDA'ffnllege Prep Course, jr, Prom Kfnm ,I . Hall Comm , Karnlval 5: jr l'lav Comm l . l af' s.. I, HNNSON. ,ll .-'Gil-SSI Lnllwgv Prrp fourxe Torch Club I. 4. 4. Svrxnr llulw 4, Cnrlf Club Play 53 Karmval 3. N.:rrnn.1l llmmr Sorlrrv l. 4. Spanish Club 3: Annual Staff 4 Sr llall lnrmnl lorrlx fllulr Yue-Prim 4 O Al'l7l1'l'l' CH-n--ul Kmrm- Sr llall Comm, -lr lomm 0 Hl -X THff0Tl,. Gl'ORGlfff,ollege Prep lwvorlvall 1. 4. 4. llaxelaall I. 1. 4: Basketball 1. l. 4 rm-nK flulw I 5. 4. Tor-lx Cfluln 2. 4. 43 Natuonal Honor Smwrx S -1. ,lr Prom, Sr l5all1 Karnual 1. O HI-LKART. f. xNl'fCirm-r.1l Lourxr Hl'lNliMANN. Mll,lJPl5lJ Collegc Prep Course Torch frlulw 4 O HPNNINGSEN. ROBERTfGeneral Course O Hl1NRlTfY, Cl-lARl,FSf-General Course I HERIGSTAD, GUORGI1' G1-ncral Cours: HVRMAN. KATHRYNf College Prep. Course. Torch Club 1, l. 4. Nalmnal Honor Souerv 3. 4: Tennis 1: Spanish Club 1. Sr Ball O HIGDON. LORRAINE-General Course O HIGGINS, DIQVUAYNIJ-Cfollege Prep Course. Football 3. 41 Trark 4, 4. jr Prom: Student Body' Vlce-Pres. 33 Sr, Ball: l.errermen'w Club 5. 4 O HOKE. ALICE ANN-Commercial Courw Jr Prom: jr. 'Plav Comm.: Sr. Plav Comm: Baron Nhjoretu' HUFFMAN. BARBARA4General Course Karnlval 3: Glfl5l Cflulv Pres 43 Girls' Club Plav 1: jr. Prom: Sr. Hall Commg Servnre Club 4 O JOHNSON. BETTYACommerr1al Course O JOHNSON. DIANA-College Prep. Course. Sr. Play 9 JOHNSON. DORIS- General Coursr. :A Q0 ,,. X 1 'R s. .ff 1 S SENIOIZS l l l 'l 'IO RIGHT Salulatorlan Ar' tlmur Kuvall and Mrldrcd Hcmcmann, whos: grads avcrags rates third in thv flux l5Lll dnl not mcul rhc twofvcar .rtrcndanrc rcqulrcmcnt ij ' 1 O :- X -Y J A 4 I I 5 W if I A . -.J-t V I g C v Q I M Lt I 6. f.' f 5-Q 4.1.72 20 SIQNIORS ln fmnt ot thc trophv case Allison Comstock. voted Honorarv Football Captain .ind lnspirnrional Award plav- cr admires the handsome cup with fcllow lettcrmcn. LQ! Jw . ,. .J fl L, x .W JJ I Q I T I 'l ' , - xlib PM f-,y,.A' ,rf-' N , fx 1 X-- l I X V 4' QWV lil at , 8 ,J Yu C, 6 I L- ? 'Q A fx l f g N1 ' 2 f, In , 4 5 si 2- ' :- A JOHNSON. ,lAMl'S Prr' ffnginrn-ring Course. Trark 3, 4: l.:-rrvrinmfx Clluh 3. 4. Tnrili Club 1. 3. 41 Jr Promg Sr. Plav O IOHNSON, l.OUlSfGenrral Course O JORDAN. ANNA MAIE ffommrrflal Courw O KAl.l.lfSTAD. ROB- VRT fiom-ral ffnurm-. KlSl.lfR, DORIS--Cnmmenlal Course Sr Play Comm.: jr. Flax Comm: Northwest Soln lVllP! 2. 3, 4 I KUYATT, ARTllllR College Prep fnursr Tnrfli Club 2. 3, 4 C LAWSON. KATHl,l'l1N- Cfnllr-gr Prep Course O LEIGHAN. CRACK- Genvral Course Sr Ball Comm. ll'NI7lll'RG, lilfRNlffl. General Course jr. Play: Sr Plax: jr Prom. S1 Ball: Drama Klub 43 Annual Stall 4: Baron Mamrvtrr O LYONS. HIILI.-f General Course 0 MACOMBER. fi.-'XYNlll,-ffiollege Prep Course Sr. Ball: jr Prom: Karnival 4 O MANKF. VlRGlNlA-f-General Course. Nluslc Alvrl X Nl-X l'TlNCil,Y, GEORGE College Prrp. Course Football 3 -3 lin:-hall 1. 5. 4. llaslrerliall 1. 41 lxrtermenls Club 3, 4- Sr Hall fliairnian O lN1rf 'xRTl'R. Gl.ORlA 'Gr-neral Course. lirliarv 4 4 I MJARY, ROHPRT-fGrnrral Course O Mc, Nl.-XHON l.-XlNll Sf frillege Prep, Course Football 41 Letter- im-iik filuli 4 I I 7 lVlfPHlfRSON. ANITA--Commrrcxal Course. Sr. Play Comm I Ml-HNIER. ORMAN-'College Prep. Course I NIICKKISON. GENIif-General Courxe O MITCHELL. MAY lolflslf - Lommerflal Course MOORI5. jAMlfSffAgr1fulturr Courxe O MORGAN. MAX- INIE --General Course O NIORSE. HOW'ARD+General Course Football 41 llasehall 4: Basketball 41 Lettermen's Club 4 O NIURPHY. MARGARET-General Course. L, lVlL7YSKl:NS. HENRY 'College Prep Course. Baseball 2. Z. 4: Basketball 3. 4. Lettermenk ffluh 2. 3. 4: Lettermen's ffluh Sel 41 Sr Plav. Sr Ball. jr Prom: Karnlval 3: National Honor Society 1. 4. Natmnal Honor Socletv Vice- Pres 3: Tonh Club 2. 3. 45 Annual Busnness Manager 4 O NELSON. YIU.-'XNITA Commerflal Qourwe O NELSON, ROSISMARIIC f-College Prep Lourse Sr Ball: Jr Prom: Torch Cluh 3, 4g National Honor Souetv 3. 4: Pep Band 2. K. 4. Sump Band 3. 4. Annual Staff 4: Northwest Solo Nleet 2. 3. 4 O NESS. ROBERT-College Prep, Course. NORPFN. llARliARAf-General Course .lr Prom: Sr Ball: Karmval 31 jr. Plav Comm O OBERHOLTZER. SYLVlA- College Prep Course C OLSEN. ADRIAN-Musn Course Pep Band Z. 3. 4. Photography' 3, 41 Torrh Cluh Z. 3. 4: National Honor Socletv 3. 4: Torch Club Pres. 4: National Honor Souetx Treas 31 Sr Plav: Karmval 3 O OPSATA. ll.liNl1- General Course A w heck. IIS almost grown in . lament these senior boys who joined thnr fwccmng obsession--crew cuts. hunucs or rmsonnlulc facsimilics thereof. I I 1 l , 4. - . - Q V X ' AA , -If L if S' g 3 2 f- -Y' , A . xl 5 GQ' K . . 'P K, .jf SEN l0l2S A Hhriefu scene with Dick Sieler from the laugh-provoking Best Foot For- ward senior class presentation of 5. November l6 and 17. Q 1. O Q Y' 4- ir x , ' 2 , Y -Lb .'g,f of Q X 5 C .6 gli.. L I I f 1 .9 M E -. OSTBY, BERNICIQ --General Course O PETERSON, JACK- College Prep Course. Basketball 3, 4: Baxehall 3. 4: Sr. Play: Sr Bally Le!!ermen'x Cluh 3, 41 Sr. Claw Pri-xl Annual Staff 4: Karnival 5 O PIQTVRSON. lOl' LPI:--College Prep. Courw Football 1. 3. 41 Batt-ball 2. 3. 41 Basketball 3. 4, jr Prom Comm: l.et!ermen's Clulw 3. 4: Spanish Club 3: Sr. Ball Comm: Northwest Hoya' Quartet 31 Karnival 3 O PFEFFER, HARRIET--College Prep Course. POMERENK. Gl.l'fNN--General Course. Torch Club Z, 3, 4 O PORTER. RUSSHL-General Course. Basketball 3. 43 Trarlr 2. 3. 4: Football 4. Leltermen'n Club Z. 3, 4: Sr. Ballg jr Prom O PORTXVOOD. ALFRED-College Prep. Course O PYKONEN, ,lACKfPre-Engineering Course. Sr. Play, Track 3, 4: Lettermen's Club 3, 4. RAE. JUNlfYCollege Prep, Course C RESCH. THERESA- Commercial Course. Baton Majorette O RICE, LEONA- Cnmmerrial Course ,lr Plavz Sr, Ball: Sr. Play O RIDOUT. Kl1NNl:TH--College Prep, Course. SANDl1l.l.. liDITHfCommercial Course O SAUVE, LOIS- Gent-ral Course O SCHWARTZ, FDYVARD-General Course Basketball 4, Baseball 4 O SCOTT. JAYfCollege Prep. Course SIIORII IIIIIX IR-:num-rlual Inursr O SI'IOW'AI.TI:R. V l IUI Gvm-ml 1,1-urw Iiawlwall 1, 3. I,m'ttvrmrn's Club 1. 3. 41 In Prom: Sr I3.all O SHLFIAY, I.I'ROYfGvneral Cfouru' 1. I' -wmu rl-all I. 3. 4: Tralk 3 4, ,Ir Prom. Sr I3all. Karnuval 3: I,rHr'rmvn'x fflulf 3. 4 O SII:I.I3R. RICHARD--Grneral lmnw Iwmllmll Mgr 3. 4. Tm-k Mgr 3, .Ir Promi Sr Plax 9II'I'. VIRGINIA firm-ml ffourv- Sr I'lav Comm: jr, I'lax Cfomvn O 5I.OC.l'M. IIAINI1 Gm-ne-ral flour'-r jr Immz Sr I3aIl. Sr I'Iax ffnmm. Karmval 3: Annual Staff 4: Iuln 4 O SINIl'I'I'I. ISI-'I'H--Gm-ncral lfoum- 0 SMITH. lI'ORC3I'ffi.nllrge Prep lfoursr Football I. 3. 4: Basketball 1. 3. 4. I3.awI-all 3. 4. I.rttrrmfn'x Club Ser 3: Ixttermenls Klub Prlw 4, Annual Staff 41 jr Prom Comm: Sr. Plan Sr I3all. Karnnal I SI'.'XI'I.IDING. VIRGINIA Grnrral Comm- O SPIiIfR. COL- I,I'I'N Ucnvml Cuurw IN-p I3znd Q, 3. 4. Nmtlwc-st IVIusll Mrrr 3 0 ST-XCI'I3I:RC. ALVIN -Gvnrral Course O Q S'II:XI3'IAf . xI'I7I3I'Y fomrnrnxal fjmxrw, S'III'Vi'.'XIl'I'. I URR -XINI Knllrpr Ilrrp fourw Annual Smfl 4. I7r.1m,1 Klub 3 4, Svrxno flulx 4, Tnnlx Cllul' 3. 4. ,Iv I'lax Sr I'lmx. ,Ir Prom. Svrvnr Clulf Pres 4. Gulf Llulv Yu-r Pr:-s 4. Gulf Cllul' Src 3. Drama Klub Vinh 5 I'n-N -3 O SIIIIWY.-XR'I'. 5IAXW'I'I.I Urns-ral Cnurwr I . STI WI,-KRT. SI IIRI.I'Y follrgv Prrp ffourw' Spznwh Club 3 O SI'I3II'I I'. IIIX xI3I'I'I'I G1-m-ml immune SENIOR XILHINIIIIHH xmmu lm laps .md gowns precedes mnmmcnccmunl the Hnal Llmplcr ul .1 lnglm sklmul CCIIICJIIUX1 rg: T 'I' -, X -I 'U ' 3 ' N K' lk. Gu 'S' Q Z' I , A34 . f. f' G 9' x Y' fl. S lx,J1 1 SENIORS g 1 T' SQA -fynb 24 v l'l ' v, NIUNI J SIKYN r NX X I RSO IR Cvenrra r S Srrxv vw rl w Xl w ul vw HIKINSUN S11 ID WNNX K.-mmf 0 XKHQWN I! NI fnmrm A xr 'Natmnl v r r C N IURRXINI K If IX Q nn Sn vu sz X nr u nv v W M if w nmS H mn . .. 'x mn- f 1:11 5 if ' CN x JUNIOR CLASS OFITI- CERS AND ADVISORS- FIRST ROW: Stan Daniel- son, president: Nita liddy. vice-president: and Juanita Gray. secretary. SECOND ROW: I.aVerne Simpson. secretary: George Wall, vice- president: Mr. Wynn-Jones and Miss Morris. JUNIORS Emerged from the throes of a chaotic sophomore year, bewildering period of senior high life. the new juniors entered this fall a little the wiser and certainly the more capable. Milestones marking the passage of this memorable year were monuments in themselves to members of the junior class. Many wondered if ever again there would be a Junior Prom equal to that of the gay spring-time formal, which was created in April, featuring a Dutch motif or a play so funny as the rollicking production, June Mad, starring a junior cast. To them it was fun, every minute of clean- up, committee work, clamoring class meetings, evening rehearsals. and all the other small odds and ends of social doings that constituted the bulk of junior class activity. Bidding adieu to the good times of the past term leaves the juniors only a passing regret Awaited with eager anticipation is the forthcoming year packed full with unexpected events, added responsibili-- ties, new friends, and above all. the time to unleash unified leadership ability in the capacity of--future seniors. 1 JUNIODS IIRSI ROW' left tn rnglmt .I Bodle. Nl Ck-le. .l Clmtllvtnxrnt-. D Dow. B Aarxlmug A Crawlortl lf. Dorsctt. M Clrnsswlnlc B. Cilrevncv SVC OND ROVU Ci. Anderson. Nl Clark. I Averv A Bussun B flrrroll. .I Bartlwlel .I Dawson Cf Cfolluns. If Bmwn IIIIRD ROXV I Carpen- tur A lllrnglvoe N Itldv Xl Drchvr. Cf Cfmswcll. ll Davrx I Drclunson. K Alwlcs lr Blantl A Cilnshulnr. IIRSI ROXX' left to rlglrt .I Gmv H. Ciortnmlter B lnlvsun I. Cltcse. A Melgard. D. I5ulwood D Buel. S Sl1.ll1lW0llJl l. Nl Ilammerud B. Hedrrclt M Dahlqurst SECOND ROXX' B Cnlhert. .l. Haimann. P. Kung. l'. Wnldroop. V. Townsend. D. nlhacltston. Il. Greycll. .I. Davis, R. Carter. S. Danielson. 'IAIIIRD ROW: D. Krienlxe. M. Emerson. M Johnson. M. Bess. l.. Boyd. B. Stone. M. Be- noit. B. Keen. FOURTH ROW1 D. Greetan. D. Stone. I.. Fitzgerald, C. Iillingboe. If. Forsman. Ii. Rath, D. Morrison. J. Farmer. FIRST ROW. left to right: D. I.unde. A. Halverson. Ii Joslin. K. Kearney. .l. Haimann J. Klumb. B. Gaddis. V. Hutchinson. D. Dow. SECOND ROW: V. Herrick, I. Knapp, I.. Kom. J. Graham. Ii. Johnson. M. Green. E. Heldenbrand. THIRD ROW: B. Hood. M. Kamholtz. M. Kamholtl. R. Kaemle. B. Keen. D. Daniels. V. Kruse. D. Hautala. D. DeYoung. llRS'l ROXV, lelt to right I Mathis Il lane CQ lvneh. l lewis ll, lan per li Middleton I Nltfiinnes Xlnver SICOND ROXV A. Melgard B Xlon.1gh.tn. ll l Arson. Ci Maxwell B Klinert, Nl .Innes .I Keebler, O Kent. R lleming 'l lllRD ROXK' Il lent l' Kluge. ID Baglev, I. l.ip pert .I Mttlvehill l., Khrret. D. lan germ R lNlevers. Ci Mclinight. IIRSI' ROW. left to right: S, Pear- son. I5 Rve, M Poe. A Roberts, M. Ness, N, Plummer. J Dingle. R, Johnson. J. Pavseno. SECOND ROW: B. Pettitt, l.. Overstreet. M, Peterson. Nl. Roberts, C Henlhcote. lf. Pounder. 'li Ritter, ll. Roulot THIRD ROW: B, Powers. W. Person. G. Nelson, C. Peterson, J. Peterson, R. Regnier. H Regnier, J. Robertson, C. Nicodemus. FOURTH ROW: li, Rath. D, Ridout. R. Rossbach. E, Richards. D. Noreen G. Nichols, B. Rylander. FIRST ROXV, left to right: J. Vkloolt ard. P, Wymore, J, XVhitman, B. Tur- U pin. J, Whitaker, F. Stine. V. Wilson. G. Rae. l.. Taunt. SECOND ROW: J. Swearingen. B. Stewart. D, Sinclair, I., Simpson, E. Zorst, B. Stevens, D. Siebenmorgan. J. Schreiber. B. Win ters. THIRD ROW: L. Wood, T. 1 Swanson, G. Walz, F. Wilcox. J Stanton, D. Williams, A. Sande. G. Manley. E. Wicks. .., A... .1 '1 Mt .- unn- Lim Quin' : .7 llllh Y ' li SODHOIIIOIZIQS .-.3 'x ' 1 ? an R .. X v-I is I I. X t :Eff- L Q in-4 ...- t, flu-uf g-A736 IIRST ROXX' left to right C Allen C Bain. B Anderson. If Christiansen Il. Bmmer. D Boatwright. A Borley Sl COND ROXV V. Bland. ly. Brri tenstein. B. Billings. C Corliss. K Bowman. B Cooksev. Ii Bork. R Connellv. H. Collins. THIRD ROV' .I lB.iush. D. Barber. II Anderson. D Blotlt M Benoit I Baker C Cook wx M Averv IOFRTH ROKV' G Ciirnwtiord C Bernard R Camphell li Cnmphell J Baller. A XVill.1rd H Bishop. XV. Baker. I IRSI' ROXY. left to right I Iinnlx XY I'Ianders. D I.rdman S. Cireelv D Ilavden D D'I ought: A Dye I Haggard. 5l:COND ROXK' N. Cinddis. If Hammond. B. I5oyston. B. Dorman S Hanson D Graham M. Iftxins .l. Groves. THIRD ROXV: N. Hanltin. C. Iierguson. R. Oever. J Davis. D Daggett D Denton. R. Gruber. FOURTH ROXY: B. Green. J. Hoague. Ig. Dow. J. Dawson. I.. Housen. J Hash. M. Duvall. R. Lirccn. ITIRST ROVC. left to right P. John son. B. Jones. Harrison. I. John son. S. Herrick. B. Harvev. H. Huson G. Haskard SECOND ROXV: B Henningson. J. Hill. R. Jones. C Johnson. Jonsen. I.. Herbert. I. Hinthorn. THIRD ROXV1 Hodge D. Howard. Ii. Jones. Ii. Green. C1 Henry. J. Eggleston. O. Hestdalen FOURTH ROW: B. Cireyell. C. Firth A. Jaeger. R. Hite. M. Johnson. B Johnson. J Hawes. I IIISI III IXIX' Iv!! III rnght I XII Inv :X IXwrvnIum C1 KIND N IXNIII xrn IS I4rvI1Irr I IXII-rmwn II I Il .Inu I9 I ,1ngIIn-rn I XIAIIIII- I I IIIIIIII I Xhxrrvrn 'NI C KINII IICIXX' Nl II.mkIn II fXIcID.m1cI NI I vr xuII.I X' IXIIVIIXII CI Iung II IXII XI.1Iwr1 XI I Iduux I I .1I .wc IS XIIIIM II NI.1Iwnu II I cwn.mI I IIIII I I III IXX' I IXIwurr II I.1vrn dvr X XIlIIIxN II NIJ wllum I XIVIII I Imupx I IX'I.11w I XI-Irgmn II CIIWII II XI.xrIw II I rx II I m.I' Iwi II III IIIIXX' I Ilrrcn I XI.'Iu I I IIIIUI I IMIIII I5 II.1ys4I.1I. II Im.Iv. XI INIIIIIIU I fXI.uI1I.n I I Im-mixer II Iimj: I. 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S r la I LZ J X as QQ' sunsets Nita Hill secretary and Allison Comstock president Gerald Mattingly xice president had transferred to another school when this picture was taken Worthu Associates The Associated Students of South Kitsap have completed another successful year with many mem school functions and exhibited typical South Kitsap pep in whatever project they chose to undertake Loyal rooters appeared at uery game during the football basketball and baseball seasons Proceeds from all athletic events and assembies were applied to a special student body fund to be retained until such time that materials are again released for civilian use Sufficient finances for a flood lighting system modern bleachers motion picture machinery stage equipment and general improvement projects were formulated through the efforts of the entire school The student council used a portion of this amount to purchase a large painting of symbolic wolves which was hung above the trophy case STUDFNT COUNCII IIRST ROW Betty Minert Alice Ann Hokt Rosemarie Nelson SLCOND ROW .lack Peterson Ceorge Nlichols Allison Comstock THIRD ROW Ceorge 'Vlattingly Ctorge Smith Joe Peterson '32 1 I s 5 M J ' - .. , ,If ' I .I Y 1 S ' . . , ' rl.. I T , P - O bers represented in every form of school activity. The student body enthusiastically rose to boost inter- . .3 Q A f . . f ' , ' 1 1 i ' . 1' - ' , 1 Capital lettermen Ifxtnhlrshing .tn t'nvr.thlt' reputation for South Kit' mp rn tht' frclti of Sports xxas A rrottxxorthx Athrtxt nt rttrtthttti lit t ns ltrh xx hoxt m htrs tormtd tht nucltux of try tt Vxrth goot xportxmmshrp xtrtsxtd rn xrng xxtl tog utr ht xi glrntci mmrfolti ltur t S S X t t m tti xtmhlr 9 1 tnthuxrm mrntii plmntti txx o profrt rwtimttrx C t 1- t I LVL tt Xt utr tht t nn If IIRSI RSX xt X 11 S IONI5 FYR retrr rr Htttrn ho ,mr m THIR D RO am YJ N attrnp. mx xt ta tt u item r 1 Future Farmers ,L S Y r r tr lk um VJ 43,4 1 r tru tr N on ar: er 'Krkv S ILYND ROXX 'XI r N vrrtr 1 N ur r HIFI! 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Uinitle .I Keelaler Nlixs llouts. il lllRlD ROW' R. Rvlander. A bowing. .I Davis CQ l5uddenieier. Nlr Constable lUL'R'lll ROW' ll Daniels. .X C1-nistorlt Dramatic Roll The intricacies of drama of- fered numerous opportunities for exploration to those junior and senior students claiming membership in the Drama Club. Fifteen. the limited number specified in the charter. thus allowed for a greater developed program and enabled the stage enthusiasts to accomplish more with their advisor. Kliss Adlev. at the regular Tuesday meet- ing. 'IXVhv 'lihe ChimesRang. traditional plav. was given at Ciiiristmas time in cooperation with the vocal department. the Ctrl ot' make-up was studied, Pmroadwav productions on tour in Seattle were attended. and pantoniinies e n a ct e d+all of which tended to maqrlc this or- ganization outstanding in its flttlil. loiensicers Conceiving verbal pit- falls to harass their oppo- nents, debaters struck of- ten in oratorical conflict with other high schools. Not only to participate successfully in arguing the case but to do so through expressing oneself aptly required manv hours of study on the national topic. Should liighteen Year Olds Be Allowed 'lo Vote? The annual over- night excursion to the College of Puget Sound in liebruarv climaxed de- bate activities lor the year. 'T llR5l' ROW' lelt to right X-1 lnglund l lrantilla L5 Nlagoniher .I NX'hitaker .I. lirai SICIIND RUXV N lravuliaw l Iosltn 5 l'ear son ll laiiger. Miss :Xdlei 'llllRl7 RUXX' R Rvlander A kiowing ll. lundlwrg I Ciraves D Sieler 36 6Hlf'fJub Cnrls' Club, under the able leader- ship ot' the officers. played an active part in the lives ot all senior high girls. This democratic organization under the advisorship ot Miss NVatson is the only club which presents a method for girls to earn sweater stripes, ln addi- tion to the annual Valentine Tolo, Senior lea, Mother Daughter Banquet, it sponsored a mixer in the early fall tor th bcnf t' n 'ls d in e ' ett o ew gir. an f coming sophomores. The club con- tributed to Various charity drives. in- cluding the Junior Red Cross, Wed- nesday was chosen as the one day of every weelt when the senior high girls wear white blouses and dark should skirts thus establishing a popular idea at Kitsap ej?2et 42231 lll l 'lll Rlfilll Beverly Sotnes, secretary, llarhara llufl man president. and .lttanita Cirav. vieeprestdent. lorraine Stewart the second tice president had transferred to another sthool when this pittttre was taken Cheer leaders tfheering Kitsap boys on to victory were these yell leaders who for the past year led ardent fans at games. assemblies. and tourna- ments. 'lhey sponsored a pep rally around a mammoth bontire highlighted by a serpentine march through the downtown district on the eye ot an important football game, H lNlr tQRAKV5llAW H11 LN IANQJLR sa it cat 't s Skuhkum Creators r.1m1II.x CI.xxsus A Ulxcn I'Iwtugr.1pI1v I Xhinnntw .-Must I,?lISII'1x'SN Mgr .I Hanswn CI.1sxc9 I Iwnss .Ir Hugh Staff mcmbcrs absent from these pit- turce were I,orrainc Stewart. assistant cdxtorz Iglainc Slocum. Ray Rossbach. III-len Iangfr Itmar H.-mv Xltmkttm Bust art uditorez Nadinc Cfrawshaw, clubsi HM NI-IH-mvf NIM XIAIVIIII' Nitlwf Clcorgc N'IaItingIx'. ad staff. Thc grcatcr part of thc photography was done bv Mr. Mtlyslwns. I I I I Il? 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Nwlcr fl Smuth X'I.1Xur11Iv-'r I Iwlxx II IIIIIQIINJIII I5 IIIIH Mun slwnx I I'rts:rxun 38 Callers UIUNI llllU'f EIIEI , Prnnx' XX'ood 7 Cfhurk Harms Mrs Vs'ounI I lmur I umlv IDI XVQUQI I flue XI1IIx I ou K1 A.Irrx'x'n Rolwrls Rogur Yan VII-ck Mr Harms Shlrlcx' XK'cnrwnrth Ralph XVcnru'urth ,IllIlC Harms C. .IOANNK WHITAKIQR DON DANIELS IIIQIIN LANGKR RDBIQRT RYLANDIQR lAX'l'RNli l.IPl'l-RT ARI AN HI A'lIlflCQO'III1 IL'ANl'I'A GRAY Al AN CQHISHOIM AI IISON GOWINCI l YI lg WOOD IIRANCIIQS RYI. DAYI1 BL'l1l .IOAN DINCEI I: X ,I . You'rc through with gIidersf D. Oh Daniels and I.. Wood. RIGHT I Frans J Dmgf and C Hea IIIINI IIUXK' Irtr Iur1gI1I Y I'nxwrx Ii Nvlwn I IIMNNCII I5 IVA! I NYcxtIumI I Ixppcrl I5 Ird.1IuI .N Hwuru I Roxxhx Ii Ucwr A II.mwn I Dow N1 Sl.1gcIwrg SIKIUNID ROW L funk I3 IIIMIII S I7.m:vIwr1 I llrxvcx C' SI.lI'1Iv.'X I Spucr I II.1nImn Ii Iawrcmv ID II1.uIx xl n I5 XVJNI Ii IIuIwu! I Irdmm IIIIIIIU IUIXV IW I5rYw11I15i S IXsgxxu'II XI II.lllIl.ll'1 I5 nlun Ii Crrrwll X Nun' I Ynung I IR-IMI C' N1.mIvr11x1x IUIIIIIIIII IIOXV CQ I5r.1lcI I XK'xrnorc I IIAIIW I I'1u:Ix II Nucl Il In CI Sprur .XII IRx'I1Nx'I'l I5 Iiuiuul I3, fmk II f'.1mpIwII II XXIHRNIUFI I KI.1rrcr :X Olwn Bandinu Ioqether IIRSI ROXK. ICI! In mghl I5 Muirilvmn .I. IJ.1v1s Ii I.xwrrnw.i1 flmwfurci. ID ffrnwlorai. N Ihvls Y full. I Wvllxun SI KONI? IIOXK' Ii .'XIvIvs I Iund il IIussn'v. I3 XX'xIIx.xms I XXIFN Iund A Mmures I,. Cmlws Y, Iwwurs I Sp.-cr I II.mk1n, NI KUISIVY. M I7rvI1vr IIIIRI7 ROVV C Iohnscwn NI Iirucc NI Ircv II XV1Iwn N1 Cirrnslmw. II NIII5nn.xI1I, I, Dow R Civvvr I, Joslin. .I, Young CQ NILlBlI4'H1llS I. IrcIm.1n I Khrrrl. .I Ihvux. M Iuncs, Ii KI11Iuv.1! Mr. I5cnwn. 40 Vforlsing in smooth coordination. the hand and orchestra appeared to the spectator as a delicate machine, each instrument primed for its individual purpose. Sponsored under the direction ol Nlr Ben sen. the music department ot the South Kitsap hcllool District presented an annual Spring Cloncert at which hoth the senior high hand and orchestra were featured. lncluded in the hand schedule was a wide repertoire ot selections. ranging from the classics to novelty numhers Playing for school assemf hlies, programs, and home loothall games, hand members lurnished entertainment on a Wide scale. ln addition they played for war loan drives and gave a popular series of concerts at numerous grade schools. y Cfreating new enthtisiasm and cooperation. eager students formed the Pep Band. a smaller, more convenient group which played at home haslcethall games and cheered rooters at the State liaslsethall lournament in Seattle. Nlaior dramatic productions ot the year such as 'llune Mad and Best lioot Forward were musically stipported hy the senior high orchestra composed ol' many talented musicians also under the direction of Nlr. Bensen Outstanding instrumentalists. Dale 'lihaclss ton and lidwin liensen. received coveted superior ratings at the Music Meet with their trumpet and saxophone respectively as did the saxophone quartet ot' which lidwin liensen, Rosemarie Nelson. Stanley Danielson. and Richard Cieyer were members, 91- ' 1:4 , , , l Cl.'XRlNl I QL.'XRli l K lowers 5 Logs well Xl llaugan Ps Hood 9 rx SfXXUl'llONl, Ql,'ARillQli S Danielson l liensen R Nelson R Cieyer Nlls lll NSl N llirector M ttllh l N -l lliNl lsklll' 5 .rdziiaii X , , l stirs lx Nustin ll lltacrssnzi Sls l-UNK' ' OfNll ls lu lx laitttice l linstt Iris SOLOISTS H. XX'itt. Y. Manltc. J. Haimann. P: Higgins . .- ..- Q' -5' SOI OISIS: Nl. Dreher. D. Marvin. M. Searle. XV. Mayer, S. Green. JUNIOR CilRI.S' NONIi'I'TIiS: I5 Rye, .l Dawson. I. Overstreet. S. Pearson. M. Dreher. If. Joslin. W. Mayer B. Middleton. I5 Cheyncv. SOl'llU.NlURl, CilRlS 'l'Rll'll' 'IRIO K Bowman Nl Searle I5 Kecbler. Nl Pinard I' lJ7fCIl4fflSlt'll'1 J Nlaclmie. V Iiland Nl K Stageberg ll, O 'livson 42 These Groups Songs from the gay opera. Martha, solemn Easter hymns-filled the throats of Kitsap vocalists who under the training of Miss Agnes Carlson performed so impressively during the past year. Tunes successfully blend- ed in apt harmony served as sufficient reward for the co-working musicians. Junior high glee clubs combined with the more advanced senior high groups to present a commemorative Pearl Harbor Day Concert. December 7. Songs of many types were sung with the spotlight on stirring patriotic medleys. Both the all-girl chorus and mixed choir took part in other functions as well, exceptional ones being the Christmas program, war bond drives. Easter sunrise service. and sung before civic organizations. Two vocal ensembles, Junior Girls' Nonettes and a Sophomore Triple Trio. were formed which appeared with the chorus on various occasions. Representing South Kitsap at the Renton Music Meet was a special honor reserved for exceptional students. Wanda Mayer and Sam Green, sopranos, proved themselves worthy by returning with two superior awards. highest rating possible, while altos. Kathleen Barnum and Joanna I-Iaimann. achieved the next im- portant rating of excellent. JEL 'I 3. an P nr,- MISS CARISON Votal Director XCCOXIPXNISIS i x tr lux in Work In Harmonu Q? . 64343635 ILIRSII' ROVJ. Iefr to rnghl I' Rve I3 Chcvnex' NI. Inglund KI. Poe D. Vhlkmnson I Stine .l. Mmdors. M Stageberg. B. Sparks .I MAIINQ SICUND ROXV. XV Mayer A. XVainwright. K. Barnum. If Owfveon. .I. Dawson. I. Owmtreel. S Pearson, I5 Monaghan, I.. I.eI5ave. THIRD ROXV. N. Splckerman. M Iedoux B KeebIcr. S. Sell. I. Hinthorn C Johnson. I7. XK'1Iwn I' Joslln OD os ff-A ' . 1 .Q .R ', ' ,mr IIRSIIL ROXV. Ich In rughl. .I Mackie, M, Minnis. XI Smrle, M Dreher I. Ielghnn I3 Ilzrcitcnsvteln. NI Ixmard SIQCIONID ROW' S Circcn, I5 Iarwn. Ii. Copeland ID Mnrvnn .I II.11m.mn. I Cauglw. G. RM' R. IN'I.1rce.u', THIRD ROXV. Ps. HIQLLIINS. .I Peterson IU. IIIIIITIAH. XV. Alex, K Inwrcncc. O Jordan. J. Hcndncks. 43 IRS! I Ix Nl .uinmn .I Yuiing I5 Ihmlismn Qi i f- -' 1 'IAOI' 'IO BOTTOM M Vlood. J. Bartholel. Ituidcr. C Hcathcotc A Roberts. M Roberts. B Iundhcrg, A. Busson. M. Zirklc. A. Hoke. T. Resch. QUXY Lili to right I5 Ilinit-Ix :X in-ming I Ilwnscn. svn K- I5.inicIwri SICQONI5 ROV! I3 Niilchcrg I1 1 I Sunnq lGn0s . Rcnamcd thc Swing Kings -and undcr thc Icadcrship of Stan Daniclson an all Student hand for A svcond ysar formcd thu huh around which Kitsapk wcinl life rcvolvcd Specializing in popular music. thcy furnishcci cxccllcnt cntcrtainmcnt for many occasions in addition to playing for ii1ni0r.imIscnior high cianccs. A C'fhristm.i's Iliilidayw formal was sponsurcd hy thc dancc orchcslra during mid vcar vacation. NMUOreHes if Dev Band IIRSII' RCJXX' Iutt tn right B. Hood, Ci. Kink ID. Vv'cst Y Powers I Young lctxdcr SILCOND ROW U Ridout. D Vlnrd fi Nitodcmus. I' Ifrdman, R Clever. Ii Dow. THIRD ROW' I' XVvmorc.I Rath C Spevr K. I..1wrencc. A Olsen K. Ridout ff X75 fw , N X ' Q f My W, 'M f: jj .ll V .: i v. fu X W t X X . -See. .f 4 f, f g g, N ,fy V fxjiy N! A A,,5 x W M ' I ' N',1.,.,,,, WW C152 1 V46 f ily' X 45 E51 QL r 4 1 K, -si- I 4 l?D BROWN leROY SHUIZY BUD I-TIGC INI9 End Tackle Halfback f . ACIQY COMSTOCK Inspirational Award winner Kitsap Wins With eight regulars left over from last year. the VsIolves started out in a blaze of glory by copping their nrst live games, only to lose the next two encounters to Bremerton and North Kitsap, and then ending their season with a record of seven wins and two losses, The squad was greatly hampered by injuries throughout most of the season. I-Iard-charging fullback George Mattingly was injured in the second fray of the year and was out of action for the remainder of the season. Clever quarterback George Smith also was injured in mid-season and remained out of the lineup for the rest of the pigskin games. Jud I-Ieathcote, l944 All Tri-County end. was off and on the gridiron all year with recurrent injuries. JOE LEE PETERSON GEORGE SMITH GIIORGE MA'I I'lNGl.Y BOB GASRIII Center 5 Quarterback Ifullbaclt Halfhack 3 , -sz, -, 1 un, ' g. U af F'- In-M - KE 4- 'gf 'Qs ' . A P, 'I . I . g we 'QQ fire 7' t 'O t ' rf ' r 5 til ,f ' 'Vw is 1 me JUD H THCOT . ACEY COMSTOCK JIM McMAHOlN RUSS PORTER -nd Guard Quarterback End cond Crown Gig Harbor and Vaughn dropped out of the league this year so the remaining teams in the circuit played a round-robin schedule. Tackle LeRoy Shuey made the 1945 Tri- County League All-Star Team for the second straight year. Other team members to make the All-Star lineup this year were center Joe Lee Peterson, end Ed Brown, quarterback George Smith, and guard Acey Comstock. Eleven players will be lost to the squad by graduation. These eleven are Ed Brown. Jud Heathcote, LeRoy Shuey, Acey Comstock, Joe Lee Peterson, George Smith, Bob Gaskill, George Mattingly, Bud Higgins, Russ Porter, and Jim McMahon. S l AN DANllil.SON DON Vv'll.l.lAlVlS C l ORGE PlClXLRllNCm End Halfback Fullback If Q 1- ' -4 X t 'G -A -.'4C,. r .oi,, . Y, W4 if e., DON VJARD FD McWlI.I IAMS I,Yl.II I-ITZGIlR:Xl D T-ICHC lfullback Guard Kitsap 39 Bainbridge 0 Kitsap I3 North Kitsap 0 Kitsap 33 Silverdale 0 Kitsap 8 Vashon 0 Kitsap I3 Bainbridge 6 Kitsap 0 North Kitsap 6 Kitsap 0 Bremerton 20 Kitsap 33 Silverdale 6 Kitsap 7 Vashon Z BII.I, STONI2 BUD MATTINGLY Tackle Guard I , A., YQ' L, 0-4-,. ., ' i IYARI. HAYNPS Guard p . 7, UPPER: Junior Managers. A. Stautz and H. Dodeward. LOWER: Senior Managers, I., Lippert, R. Rylander. D. Sieler. Q S 25:63 is I ,.J' DON STONE. Halfback .--:QUT ' . ...- ,A an I 1 . f . 1 7 0 X f . .- Audi .i Qff 1 :rf F- 5 '1'-:T K' 3 fx DON THORIQSON BOB IJICKIIRING JOHN ROXVITY DOIN lUCAS Tackle Iind Tackle Hi fbi lHll3Ul SlllNUlNES Team S. Kitsap N. Kitsap Vashon Bainbridge Silverdale '. I.. l l 5 5 8 IED RICHARDS Ilnd .QQ Pct. 875 875 375 375 OOO THE B STRING-KNEELING. left to right: D, Nilsen. B. Stoner. F. Arnold. R. XX'hite. T. Meiers. D. l ucas. STANDING. Ci Campbell, J. Rowley. D. Vfard. D. Thoreson. D. Brownfield. G. Pickering. B. Pickering. BUCK BRONVNl5llfl-D DICK i'XD:XlR Guard Center Q. gi t Q A - fl .1 . TWP, . V, 1 f 'win . M . .WW Ntthl- M , -' swf . . 1, 5 A x ' 1 1 h gs V . . 2 V1 . . I :X Fpsw' - . ,bm t V . . fri- its f BUSH-A NB . .A '- li lllltlll T .til 4 . Q . gk, ' X '. Ls angie,-. :ri 4 4 0 3 L.,', Y .lGli l ll lll 'l liRSON Ciuard GllORCilf SMITH Forward District Champs Teamwork paid off again for the local casaba aces this season, for they ran up an un- defeated string of twenty straight victories and then placed seventh in the State Tournament at the University of Waslairigtcan Pavilion, Too. it was the first time in South Kitsap history that a basketball squad has represented Port Orchard in the State Tourney. The XVolves easily won the District Tour- nament at Snoqualmie in three straight games. Then they proceeded to win the first State Tournament game, lost the second. won the third. and then lost to Hoquiam. 41 to 38 in the finale. All tcgether the livinsland nve compiled a total of lll-4 points compared to their op- ponents 65l. over a Z5 game span. Averaged f ' -' ,lmlvtiTi za.-E-2-'f Enter State out. this gives the XVolves 45 points an enf counter to their adversaries total of 26. Cienter Jud Heathcote ended his prep basket- ball career very gloriously by being named on the I0-15 All-State 'lieam lleatheote hueketed 52 points in the tour tourney games to bring his twentyrtiye games to 308 tallies. lle was also the big gun under the haclxhoard for the Vvlolves. averaging approximately IZ points a game. ,lien players will be lost by graduation. 'llhese ten are eenters. .lud lleatheote and How' ard Morse: forwards, lfd Brown. George Smith. Henry Kluysleens. and .lack Peterson: guards. Bob Gasltill. George Klattingly. Joe Peterson. and Jim Moore. The only holdover for next year is forward Stan Danielson. lltlEUl ElANUlNl3S x Ixttglyp H tu ltltttt X' lxttsap tt I 'aft Xftsli-tit -1 4 500 llaertliiidge Q fu 130 git-,,-Ufhyt, ti pt tltiti wt, ' Ssavittn 'X Sl X H 5 ' - rl .fy ,.v'K ? A , ,xg at K , HLNRY MUYSKVNS JACK PISTLRSON lorward lforward BOB GASKII I. 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U.-urgc Smuh gum up tm .1 hx nn Liurxng the Mount S1 gain: 2 v lf' Q' --F 'ini- lennls Sunnns Successful Season Althe ugh lounge, 1 numher of mttehes to oppoi mg sehools tn letscue pltx Cozeh Xlom loster plnced three lemtnme rlelxel sutngers tn the eonferenee plty ons It Bremerton ltst 'Vlty ln the gtrls sm ess Bet Soreneon plteed seeond Ind tn the gtrls doubles lutnttt Csru tnd Bernttn Xxlflglll toole thtrd honors Coteh Nlont loxter who hrs coached tennts re t sexen senrs lost three playeri gruuttton lheee three were Bea Sorenson lrnte ltedler Ind Berntta XX rtght Seores ol letgue mttel Xashon took four Qtratght Seti lrom the local bow md snatched three out of tour from the lxttsap gsrle On Aprtl 7f Bea Sorenson vson the stngle encounter from the Island courtcmen Bremerton drubbed the Wcmlxes four Qtrught tn both the boys and glrli matchen on M13 4 trntta Vs rtght lunnltn Cmray lrnle ltedler nteleston eonard n more Csru s linden Betts Mtnert md Bette Mtddleton q-A. ,, ,Q-3, SN UONX rl, X ll'ltN 50 O U 2-Vail . :Sl tv '1. 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Hoffman. If. Hanson. If. Higgins. D. Graham. D. Hankin. N Hcllycr, M, Hill. I.. Hcn, Irv. .I Chandler VOURTH ROXX5 XV Hughes. A. Hansen. B. Grcvcll. I' Harmon I' Cinrdncr. .I Ilodgvs C Hovdc 'If I'I,inlci'. R. Hinlxlr H Hoppcr. IIRSI RUXV Ie!! to right M. Kol- Slm I' Kixirnci K' Ilovd II King B Icruyild B Irnich B. Krivnnck D Kinlcr. SICUND ROVC' I Knorh I .Iohnson B. Iiiitus M I..1ulon A .Iohnxon A Johnson K .lonss I. Kcwtc IHIRD ROKR' R Joncx H Kuncv O .lord,in. B. Knox, O Krucgcr Ci lcwis .I .lohnwn I'IRS'I' ROKR' li-ti ro right I3 Noel B Mickelson Y Moors. IS. Mark' ham, B. Moors .I Manning. M Mor' gan I.. Murphv I Manlcv. B Mi ncrt. .I, MrKcnlic SECOND RUXK' .I. Maddcn .I Nelson If. Nelson. If Mueller. J Matson A Moores. R. M.ircc.ir M Miilvchill. .I Nclson 'IHIRD ROXV. D Marvin. M. Mark cr I RIAIJISIKCI' .I MrC..irlcr IH hloiig K Ii-wiv I3 Cioolx D Ilcr niux M Millcr R Morgan l'OK'RI'H RUXV .1 Milli-r I. McCI.in.ih.in I' Knight .I Klumh Pm. Morsc C Norringron D, Mnlhcws D. 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Vlrlcox. D xxutson. st5c3oND RCW: G Bar nard, D VN'c.wvr. I. Blowers S Vlcckw S lklttstwn. M. late. J. Young THIRD ROXV. D. V+'htte. R. Zim merman B. Uhr, l. Yost, B. Zirklc I. XX'tlley. B Tavlor. A. Vfhtte IOIQRCIH RCJXV D. Zimmerman. XX' XN'h1tnt'v I. XVtlwn. li XVhttner. I5 Xlfillunxon C Xvood. D, Zlnlt. IIIINI IUIXXI Ir!! III ugh! I Iurs ITIAIIK 'X Iknwx IJ IIIIII I5 SILIIHW I3 I1.mIm'r IS SIWII' NI XXIIIIQV IS lIIxI-11 ,I I.1nIcu I LIYIIII XII UNIT IUIIX' Y IXLIJITIN XI YN'.1rm's II I'InIIIps I 'XIrx'lrs I Iiuwur I5 I mwwll IU XK':Iwn I Iamswn I' NOIIUJII V I ggIvxlm1 I IIIIII3 ROW' ID IInIIrpullII1 I XIIIIINII I. I'wuI: I NcIxun XI II.1.1IJmI C1 Iicnwn KI Sdwlun II Ihwmpwn , , , Ii I Imurwmpx-'rm I UL Ix I II RIINX I5 Ixdn' KI SHIIIII If Ihxu I Scvrrln I II-Imwn Cf Iuslvv I CImImr.1n II XKIIQIVI II I.umnx IIRNI RCIXK' Ictr In YIQIII I Iiwhcr I. 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I I1.xIIn'III IIIIRID ROW I Lk -1nIu.mr: II IIwm.n I Cwnnwr I I .Irym,m A N.wrg.1.1r Ii I'vlvrwn X Iiummllnn I' NIIQ11xslmn I IIIIR I II ICOXX' I Iuhnglon If X .mfcc K1 Ihglcv I Ulwn I Ikurkc II IuIIcr C1 Imwr Iiahth Grade Eiflhth Grade llRSl RORR' lctl tn rtght Cf Par sum R' lung R Ruhtwn B Mar xh.tll .l lhntlnttwn l Cfulwr M Rt-ttlmytu H Rwvt- S lit-nmt Slti UNO RORR' N l7ul.1n M Black RR l-l' tl lR l't'rxum'ttt' l' lRltvort' lb lmrrwn l Stlmflrr l Stratton 'l lhtttnnm l lllRD RORR' ,l Stsm l l.tn.R Qt ll.ttltn1.tn ll Nnow RR' lirtnntltm' lk lltwwrnan Rl lltwlwrt l llcmplnll Q' Rm' lOl'Rlll RORR' R llnxwll R lt'rr1m.tn R l't-tux ll llttlutvr C l tmllwrg l Rltllx ll ,Rntlvtsttrt t ,'Rlt'x.tntlt'r llRSl RORR' lctt tu rtght l, Cfltm' ,l limtlt li Stvwnrt RR' RlufRlullcn Ct Dnvts R Ottcrxtcttcr .I Sttmts R Hull R l'ht-lps Sl C ONIP RORR' it llwuod N Cftmnnullv N lordnn RR' liurtwn l Krlxtrup D Dow li Bmlung l Sanlmrn Ct lilctlw RR' l't'turstm llllRlJ RORR' D Pugh ID Buss S lkurtwtmd l liyorklwtnm M Knutwn l' Sthercr N Strcmel ll Ottnxntotwr l Nlvcrx lOL'R'Ill RORR' Rl Cfonthcltt D Muttcrn R Rlgtttnglx .J fRl4Cr.nlwn, R' lloard it lrxgh I' lcrguwn B :Rusttn l Dantcls llR5l RORR' lt-tt tw rtght D lcr guwn l' Rltmrc ,l Spm-hr, :R llnwv ll Nutc R lutktc l lluflman RR' N.-tm ts smmtt-,tt ' stcnoxta RORR' fR R'lcD.1nwl I Allen M l'tur C' Mntitrugor ll Cfubb .I l ulw l 'lhum.:x. C l thhy llllRI7 RORR' C' Nltlfabr RR' Mcfonnauhic ll Sthrrthcr U. Murphv B. Farm lmnr l Dt-Young B Carter l Stmttun l-tJL'RI'H RORR' .l llrav I3 'lhumpwn I Brown ,J Kuhn R l'vtt-rsun K. lR1tl'c.1lt, B Kavchclv, li Cforuv l Sprtnltlc IIIRST ROW. left to righti B. Nor- rmgron. M Ifraser. R. Ierguson. R Gruber. D Iongborg. M Pierce. R. Greelcv. SECOND ROW' D, VJald' bauer. C Kung I. Johnson. D. Poole. B Closline M Ireeman .I Allcn, I.. Pnerre THIRD ROW' I. Buffrnglon. M Pnucklev M. Peterson. D. I.cwi's. N Burton R Iejaul 'If I'rntchard.I Iountaun ICDL'R'I'II ROW: D Car ver I Illnngboe C Ilcttui I. Muller. CI Ihxon II Pomerenlt K Reed I' Keller, I IRSI ROXV. lelt to rtght. D I ll chan .I Copeland. Pa Pettv. D Blowers A Cookxcv IQ Kuld I. Smelior SIQCOND ROW' C. QISOI1 Xl Dalton I .Iatolw .I. Iund .I Bt-rtholf N IIUIIITIJTI THIRD ROXV CI Patterwn .I Salsman. Pm Ilarlwer I3 Mtffnnnell ll XK'h1tson I5OL'R'I'H ROW S XV1lI1am I Iellinghuecn I' .-Xllsup Cl Chappell I Icrglaan II I a Compu' D Chandler IIRSI ROW' Ielt to rtglat I. Xvllllt X Iln-max X' XK'atIe1ns I Owenx N let- Y XX'c1xert.I Ilulctt SIC UNI3 ROXK' I Reelwler I? Ilennelt I XK'Imtalter I Watson I levrx .X IRIIIIIIII I3 latlarnp IIIIRI5 ROV' lr IrtIt'rts .I Ilahn I 'Wortlwlalu If XY1lI1.x.nx IU Mtlfollum C1 XK'cst XI IHurt.Iaer IOVRIII ROW M lark I Ikoronglax .I Iregtlon .I XVII..-x I III-rrmg lx Wclalr S XVIHN .I XK'lualt'n Liuhth Grade Seventh Grade FIRST ROW. left to right: B, Flkins. M. Bayless. B. Olson, D. Gordon, I.. Lindberg. F. Wiederracht, T. Shellard. R, Kertulla, R. Bock. B. Hicks. R. Fewell. SECOND ROW: M. Reed, G. Bockover, D. Anderson, C. Carter P. Pettitt, D. Shaffer, A. Parsons. H. Martens, P. Sisco. THIRD ROVU. K. Chilcoat. C. Slocum, B. Anderson. D. Moore, H. Plummer. A. Stautz. If. Wilson. J. Haaland. J. I argis. J. Rossbach. FOURTH ROIN: D. Montgomery. K. Kimball. R. Ad kms .I Cirosso F Vfeinbrerlit R. Childers, J. Murtha, F. Imfferts. D. Vltldman. FIRST ROW, left to right. R. Barn art, D. Peterson, D, Gibson, M. Frey. D. Klemstein. M. Cooksey, B. Bur- nett, J. Wyatt. R. Hill. SECOND ROVV: J. Tuttle, I. Patience, P. Allen. Ci. Morgan. J. McKenzie. M. Cook. I.. Swanson. R. Tatum. THIRD ROW: C. Olson. F. D'I..ouhy, J. Channell. P. Newman. R. Davidson. S. Register, I.. Holloway. J. Guelker, G. Jensen. FOURTH ROXV: G. Triplet, T. Dockary, R. Berg, H. Pfefler, VJ. Vanzec. F. Mollick. M. Marker, FIRST ROVU, left to right: A. Flack, M. Richardson, M. Meeker. M. Thompson, B. Bamford. C. Lind' man. M. Shultz. J. Rutherford. E. Spear. M. Trempe. J. Welton. SEC- OND ROXV' P. Degman, D. Walter. B. Hepnnger. C. Hoak. J. Davis, J. Pomerenlt, J. Channell. C. Morrow, D. Pallett, R. Catron. R. King. THIRD ROW: C. Shemel. D. Ellis. I.. Osborn. M. Green. J. Townsend. I.. Olioant. C. Fredrick, I.. I.awrence, J. Iilmore. R. White. FOURTH ROW. J. Carlson, J, White, A. I.an- rey, D. Alexander, H, Kilpatrick, B. Yingling, C. Denton. B. Hall, B. Ball, S. Snypp, W. Jordan. l'lRS'l' ROXV, left to right: J. Mc- Neely. C. Cooper. lf Hyde. Z lantlv. B. Herigstad. M Dewing. B. Pearsall. .l 'Iallman SECOND ROXY' I.. Baav P. Peterson. J. Mayhue. B. Anderson. l.. Kjos. M. Carroll, N. Dteflenlv.1ch,D Mcliittricks. THlRD ROW R. Barnes. P. Hasltard. D. .lones D Hestclalen. .l. Meek. B. lhesan B ltelde. D Jordan. lfOL'R'l'H ROXX' Cf Crenshaw .l. Hertlog R Ktnvon l Htx .l Confa, Nl .loltnson N Crawtord. .l Dantz- man, l'lRSl' RONV. lett to rtght: M Pta tote. li. Sparks. M. Cote. ll. Barn' hart. M Cunntnglmam. C. Burrows. R. Cassidv. M. Kntght, 'lf Kaps SPCOND ROVV. .l. Schltef. A Hteltoclt. J. Nltller, H. Krueger. 'lf Ztnc. R. Anderson, S. Marquiss. R. Colltns lf. Bell. 'l'HlRD RONV. li. Olander. C Panger. XV. Stevenson. N. landgren. N. lcrguson. l. l.e- lfave D Pearce lf. Thompson. R. Bumgardncr l5OL'R'l'H ROW K. levler. G. Cole, S Curtts. B Liang- ness .N Hoalt J. Bowman B. Case. .l, Mulvehtll. l lRS'l' ROXV. left to rtght D, l each. Cl long .l Behm. .l. Morrts. B .la- cobs. C. Roth. .l. McCraclften. D Hollowav. D. Campbell SECOND ROW' N l olden l Aasnesx P Schmtty, li. .leffreys D. Candtll, H. Rtdottt. D lowler. I Ntcodemus. D. lverion. XX' Prtde THIRD ROXY, l. .Johns .l Rorman. B. Pettttt. M. litrlt, N Bruhahn. B. Nobles. li Gardner. P llnglar. lOUR'l'H ROXY C Kom. R. lsham. .l. Clark. R. Snow. H. Jacobs, R. Boddv l le Bean B. Nivison. C. Vaughn. H. Munson. Seventh Grade Seventh Grade l5lRS'lR ROXV, left to right XX' Ben' IUI. R, Newell. lf Johnson. l., l'r.m- lnlla. J. Buclmvcr li, Smclscr. lr. llamllton, B Kinncv. SECOND RUNX' H, Bnlnlvrbrack. M XV.1gcn l5l.lNl l' Young R Norlhup. C Nlllls K l7.1x'wnn li Balwr, D, lhwn 'l'HlRD ROXV1 R Anderson .l Sparks. Vs' Rav K Boatwrxght. O I'c.1cuck.l. Xlurplw. M Rodgers .l lac. B, Roberts l-OL'R'l'H ROW' Nl N11llcr,C,l5dw.1rds,l,, Hahn D Kleffumsh, S Brislmm' J. Bolingcr. P. .-Xlwlcs I.. Donohue D XV1ll1.1n1s. l'lRSI' ROV' lcfl uv right Cl, Han- lun. l. Carlcr, ,I Brown, R Dillon Xl Barlwr. l. Slvrufc .I Carroll, Swvcnson. B Srccnfott SKCOND ROXX' C, Chuw M Crmlwr. D, livrngsmn, R Reno. el llannnlm M Bcnl A lcllungluuwn A XVrllmrns, l'HlRlD ROXX' .I Naih ll. llcnnxck l OCnnncll, U llcklund ll, llmwn Xl Nugglc, lf Milner VU. XV1lson. l XX'1lli.1ms lOL'R'lkll ROVV: 'l' lnrnlws. l. Norlhwnv. S CTllflSlll'. B lhxrun S Xlxlcux B l.1wrcncc.Cr Rasponc D. l.lm'd. llRSl ROW' lcft to rrglml Nl, Kun- mmlx' Cl. long R llvclrielx l Rnd' plurs ll Vflulxx Cl Klir-npr-ter li. Nlunwn Sl COND ROW D Brion. .l Slllllll A llnglq B Sunmnsrm CH XXHIM-r D Slvuplmrrd C. .lulmwn CQ Seranrmwn llllRl3 ROV' l, Cigrrr-r, I7 lllns D Clclms, U. Beers l Cirnnl. l Nleliuc M. llrmlev. lb lullcr, lcvl'R'I ll RCJXV R Nolwlcx l' Ben Hell .X Nclwn li Sturm' ll llngglwx , V , , lv Xnslu ll urlurur XX lllpnm ,IQ .lllvn tumor Illuh Students Meet leachrng young teen agers the work eng prrnctples of democracy has been a perpetual project of the Jumor Htgh Student Body Assoctatton Fach stu dent shared tn thts common goyern ment gtvmg all a fatr chance of equal parttcxpatton Offtcers for the year were ld Htggtns prestdent Full Deneyan ytce prestdent and Don Thompson seeretary treasurer Nlrs Anna 'Vloore seryed as student body tdytsor A Student Counctl whose members room mel once 1 month to dtrect bust ness for the larger juntor group Pro mottng better school room behavtor leeeptng halls eleaner tnd conttnuously exercrsrng tn effort to tmproye the ctre of school property bestdes adyancrng better assembly behtytor were plans constttuted under Arlene Drcleenson student counctl prestdent Altce Bacle strom ytce prestdent Ind Helen Chtf fee secretary treasurer ui 18 OD ... 3 nf' R ld Hug, 1 prestdent Bull Deney an ytce prestdent on 'Thompson se retxry treasurer patrtcle 'X Deneyan lk R Adlerns Hug uns R XX lsham H Thompson S Chrtstre A Baxter IIRST ROXX left to nght lp Dem e B Rtchardson l lawrence Post M Dalton M Harlow SVC OND ROXX W Stephenson H lxtl Dtcleenson J Bowers B Marqutss THIRD ROXK 'Vl Dooley l Sanborn J Sprnnlele FOURTH 'Vlo :cle J Conca R Chaffee M Carpenter D D Ryan Ill-TH ROXV G Vsrlleer Mrs Moore D Peterson J Klumh 71 O I , f K 6,- 1 Q' O .. , 'A' P' A t . . . ,A j ' , e., o s , . ' vs . N 'LT-gy, wg ' R :fr fp-ff y A y . .y - ' , . 5 8. 'LJ , 4 , e H e V g U. l I . x ' ' s l ' s N V ' - Q k , ' f . e -L Q , ' X 4 were electeel from each junior high roll , ' 7 . I A Q t ' x ' , . 4 X ' otttcti is-1.t,tf'ts 'to Rlirlllz 1 feng. 1 ' . ' -t , t - . Y' I 1 D S . I , Mfg 'x ..r.?'.ef O V. t ll' , . . . leauues Foster Friendship Early in the fall Girls' League activity began with a mixer for the eighth grade and another for ninth grade girls. Besides oper- ating a lost and found room, the girls worked on toys for nur- sery schools. raised money for servicemen's Christmas gifts and sponsored a Barn Dance early in March. Functioning primarily for the purpose of getting acquainted with each other in their first year, Sev' enth Grade Girls' League mem- bers held a mixer at the beginning of the year and also gave a mother and daughter tea this spring, fy UPPER: Dorene Moore, president: Kath- ryn Chilcoat. vice-president: Melvia Noggle. secretary, Lois l-lix, treasurer of Seventh Grade Girls' League. f LOVVER: Virginia Gill, president: Bev- erly Pederson, viceapresidentz Marion Reccheo, reporter: Miss Sund. advisor: and lrene Christensen. secretary of liighth and Ninth Grade Girls' League, If 6 All-Stars Shine FIRST ROW, left to right: A. Forsmark, Nl Rertheo, ll, Wilson, ,l Hammond. f.. johnson. D, Peterson, D. Wilson, W. Hodge, D Thompson. ,l, Wofthylzke SECOND ROW' V Hill. B, Crzswell, Kerttula, D Gardner, V. Wlarnes, A. johnson, B Craswell, A Hoisington THIRD ROW: B. Pederson, ,l Nelson. C. Lesley, G. llensen. V. Gill, R Somes, A Moores, l Christensen, C. Gardner, E. Lesley, Mr Solomon FOURTH ROW, VU, XX'illcxn4.nn. E. Wilson, A, Hanson. 'IZ Scholastically able students with grades averaging B or above enjoyed the honor of being Torch Club members this past year under the advisorship of Miss King as the Torch organization nlled an active schedule. Two meetings were held each month, one at which matters of business were discussed and the other which was an open social date for holding a party or entertaining an interest- ing speaker, They sponsored a junior high dance and also an as- sembly, proceeds of which went toward purchasing Torch Honor pins, lame Debate Group Orflanize 'Tw Debating a question ot infinite importance to everyone but holding additional meaning for them, boy debaters lirom the junior high met once a week to study a national topic used by forensic clubs over the nation, Should liighteen Year Olds Be Allowed 'lo Yote ' lhis subject promoted interesting research un' der the guidance of Nlrs. Vs'etz.el Besides plax' ing host to Poulsbo seven bovs were permitted to attend the tournament in 'liaeoma at whieh valuable debate experienee was gained l'lRS'li ROVJ. left to right: l5 Vwlied erraeht Pm. lflkins. M. Trempe. J. Boekover. M Bavless. C. landermart, M. lfrev. U. Gibson. M. Carroll. M Shlllll. SECOND ROV? B. Barn ford. .l Vfyatt. M, Johnson, K. Carter ll. llettitt. P. Siseo. 'lf Kink D. luller. l . Hollowav. D Johns. ll. Baxter 'ILHIRD ROVJ1 ll. Munson. M. Kennedv. D. XX'aldbauer. M. Peter- son. M. Reed B Anderson. .l loster. .I MeKen7ie. U. Campbell M. Doolev. K Davis. ll. Norman l5UUR'l'l l RUXV .l. Coma. C. Denton. tl Mul- vehill Ci. Morgan. S. Curtis. M lletleert N Dieflenbaeh. N. Craw' lord X' XV.irnes l5ll5'l H RONV K. Kiraves li Amos. H Chaflee. C Car toll l5 llanlein ll. Stageberg. ll liowtttan ll Nlarxtrt U Xloore. l'IRS'l' ROV! lelt to right D VVildman. .l llmore. K Kel lam l Rosshaeh R Kings. .l Pomerenle .l Channell. D. Pal lett .l Nlurtha Nl Richardson SlCONlD ROXV B Pearsall ll. Newman ll Kilpatriek. P. Hasliard li Richardson. .l l.ar' gis D Berseheid. B. Yingling. .l. Green C lidwards. THIRD ROW' lg Qirant. l. Rvan. C. Swearingen, H. Pfeffer. R. Stone. J. Grosso. R. Adkins. D MeKittriele H. Ciroll. Ci. Jensen. lOL'R'l'H ROXV: M. Miller. .l. Carlson. li. Danlns. .l. luttle. Vw' Vanfee. 'lf Dcielearv, C. llanger. l Molliele D Channell. l4ll l'll ROXX' D llearre A Hoalx. B .lohn son. S, Nlarquiss Under the advisorship ot' Nliss Kelley. ,junior high girls formed a debate group which during the past season proved highly sueeessful both in its utility as an organization and the individual benefit derived from discussion ot the various chosen subjects. lfrom approxi- matelv forts'-tive members mans' interesting opinions were received in relation to the three timelv topiesffehoosing ot' lite tieeupatioris. postrwar problems. and relationship ot work ing mothers to Juvenile delinquenev. FIRST ROW left to rnghr B Sanger C Bruhahn D Oswalt W Weston Smnh I Manley B Slageberg K Lewxs R Fewel I. Sewerln K Davis B Nute W Hodge R Thompson C' Stelr F Cox R Duvall SECOND ROW H james W Vanzee H Roberts N Dxerfenbach G Hughs D Thompson N Crawford E Ellmgboe I Stratton H Kilpatrick E Higgins R Fuller R Adair Stanford D Greetan C Swearmgen E Danks B Fttch THIRD ROW D Dow M Schultz B Anderson E Franttlla V Schultz Mr Nelson D Walters C Carroll D Boddy P Newman S Snypp Elmore Holmberg W Nelson Trodgen B Steele R Collins D Koch D Ktnzer S Rudy D Drebler H Dodeward C Burite K Kellam L Nlcodemus Junior Music Makers Froluc The jumor high band served mamly as a trammg medium for seventh exghth and mnth grade students m preparatxon for more advanced band work IH the semor hugh besxdes offermg splendxd opportumtxes for a free musncal educatlon Classes were taught bv Mr Carl Nelson Begmnmg VIOIIIIISIS future matenal for semor orchestra studned under Mr Bensen and soon they wlll form the backbone of the strlng section ts mn orc tttrs ln I Vlult D Shaffer SI C UND R DKK o nson meson x r t 1 lams In nsnn llmmpson IHIRD ROXK D ll X t ur us x mn l wmcs ruct r ltnun C C O llRS'l ROXV. left to rlghli Nl, lrcv. Cf llr- It , Pa. lcllf i. R l ' I . , , . '. fzl .' C ', ' Cf .J h , C Ja -. . D lax-- vcnt- D. XV ll , M. . lm. . l I-r S CQ I , XV, XVI B 'lru man R 54 Nl I5 ' Xl I' ' FRPSHMAN FOOTBALL- KNIiI1LING, left to right I Smitli, C Smith. D Benefit. If Vfluvnrr, H lNIrDonalJ. F Stilu-ll, IK Vfilltrnsnn, D Ili-gister STANDING R. Lonistnfk. H Hopper. D Baldwin. I Cook, B Knox. li Nlurse, if Norringtnn. D I-nglisli, li Mflifnziv. Ii llvggint. Il Stinger. 1' Ciardnrr Snortsters Train 'l'he essentials of learning to play together hon' estly. willingly. and with teamwork precision were presented to junior high boys turning out for ath' letics, All types of sports were popular but under the supervision of Mr. l.undberg regular teams in football and basketball were formed. Freshman football enthusiasts scrimmaged with the regulars of the senior high team. many playing in B string games throughout the season. Competing favorably with other junior high schools. basketball players rolled up winning scores for eight out of ten games, SLYFNTH GRAD? IIASKETBAIIf-KNIfIfI.ING, left tn right H Ponirrrnk. H Henniflt. I5 Smith. K Kellum. NI Platntr. W' Vanfrr STANDING J Smith. II llodeward, S Wulrox. D Dos-lwler. A Stautz. F. Nlollitlt. D Ifowlrr oft. Q . - FRESHMAN HASKETBALI.-KNEELING. left to right T Plnrgmzn. D Smith. D. Prtrrson. D. Peterson, D. Iirnrht. F Stilwell. R Morgan. STANDING' C' Smith. H. lNIrDonald. If. Whitner. B. Knox. D Baldwin. C Hovdr. If Higgtns.,I Smith. r , . 55' IIRISHM.-KN I OOTBAI.I.-KNIJPLING, lrft to right. I' Harmon. I5 Krlvanrlt. C. Benson. D Hoods. Klumlw. If Nforgan. -I Fugttt, ,I Carlson.,I Davis. T Plmnlrv. STANDING F' . - f 5 IO, -V , 4 -,. W , ,fy 13.5. 4. ' - Q bi? A gg iw to as EIGHTH CiR.A.DIi BASKETIiAl.l.fKNIfI5I,ING. left to right -I Yfliitalter. li Sm1tli.f' Wutt. K Nieodemus. W' Htwdge STANDING D wlhxtxhtp. H. Piztotc. I. Iiuthanan. H Potnerenk. 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