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

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Friendlq Faculig Assists Jonathan, the villain, alias Mr. , Solomon, cloes a fade-out scene from the faculty play, Arsenic and Old l Lace. Cast members contributed their free time for rehearsals. F , DORIS ADLEY-Physics, chemistry, Dramatics. Drama 'L . - iii- , J ' fell, Club Advisor I EDWIN W. BENSENfBand. Orchestra. we -, ' ' - Lge V District Instrumental Music Supervisor O JANE B. ' 'nf , .L . K L' I in BRUCE-Print Shop, Bookkeeping. i 2, E . AGNES NAOMI CARLSON--Choir, Chorus, District Vogal Music Supervisor 0 JOHN HEYWOOD CONSTABLE-English, Debate Advisor 0 JUNE R. CORY-Home Economics, Cooking, Sophomore Class Advisor I MONA M. FOSTER- District Director of Bureau of Instructional Materials O GLEN O. GRESETH-Woodshop, Stage Director O CONSUELO HOUTS-Latin, Library, Debate Advisor. ANN M. JACOBSONfHome Economics. Clothing O STENER KVINSLAND-Physical Education, Health, Football, Bas- ketball and Track Coach, Lettermen's Club Advisor O HELEN KWAPIL-Print Shop, Counselor 0 WILLIAM C. LIP- PERT-Vocarional Agriculture, Future Farmers of America Advisor I MAYNARD A. LUNDBERG-District and High School Athletic Supervisor 0 KATIE M. LUSK-Spanish, Latin, Pep Club Advisor. li 3 . E

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Busile with I-iciiviiq Mrs. Ruth Marks Office Secretary Miss Dorothy Johanson Secretary to Mr. Muyskens Clamoring students, clicking typewriters, and the everlasting jangle of telephones stimulates office efficiency to a high degree. Always the hub of senior high activity, the office constantly renders valuable advice to both teachers and students in a friendly informal atmosphere. Recording attendance, attending to the Lost and Foundf' distributing faculty mail, arranging athletic insurance . . . such innumerable tasks are performed daily by competent secretaries, Nliss Dorothy Johanson and Mrs. Ruth Marks, under the able direction of Mr. Henry Muyskens. Helping to keep office affairs running smoothly, student assistants aid the administra- tion every period of the day. Typical line-up of students for excuses, tardy slips, or general infor- mation at the office counter. Mr. Henry Muyskens Principal

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FRANCIS MATTISON-General Mathematics, Radio, Advanced Algebra, Solid Geometry, Trigonometry, Sophomore Class Advisor 0 MAR- JORIE McCAULEY-Physical Education, Health, G. A. A. Advisor O MARIAN McCRORY-English. Journalism, Annual Advisor O ALICE E. MORRIS-Typing, junior Class Advisor 0 CARL NELSON-Economics, Sociology, World History, Pacific Rim, Pan American Relations, Junior Band, Torch Club Advisor O HERMAN PFEIFER-Geometry, Business English and Law, General Mathematics O MARY ' ,,., if if if READY--Biology. ROLLAND C. ROGERS-Director of Guidance 0 MARGARET STILLINGS-Shorthand, Bookkeeping, Typing, Student Body Treasurer O ANNE WATSON-District Librarian Supervisor, Girls' Advisor, Service Club Advisor O MYRON H. WETZEL-Mechanical Drawing. Shop O ELVA L. WHITE-Health, Pep Club Advisor 0 MARGARET WOELL-United States History, Senior Class Advisor 0 THOMAS WYNN-JONES-English, Junior Class Advisor. . Checking in at the office, looking oversome morning mail-a few mo- ments of relaxation before rushing off to quiet classes and talce up duties of a new day.