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

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,Q 1 FIRST SEMESTER CLASS OFFICERS- FIRST ROW: Dave Buel, president: Patti King, secretary: Mrs. Woell, advisor. SECOND ROW: La Verne Lippett, vice-Nesident: Mr. Kvinsland, advisor. 41 I SECOND SEMESTER CLASS OFFICERS: George Nichols, president: Eddie Richards, vice-president: Dee Lunde, secretary, If some modern telescopic device could be turned back upon past years, present-day seniors might recognize in themselves the same youthful, energetic enthusiasm expressed by former upperclassmen. Frequent pie sales, joint senior-junior parties, a civics class trip to the state capitol building at Olympia meant in 1921 much the same as a farewell banquet, sneak, Senior All-White Day, or the Fairyland. Senior Ball--in 1946! Prexy's Proxy, given by seniors March 24, 1922, no doubt brought forth the same rounds of applause which greeted this year's comedy production, My Man Godfrey, pre- sented Aril 11 anpd 12. They also gave the Senior Review, a vaude- ville retracing events baclc to that memorable freshman year. A symbolic stuffed owl was purchased for a senior mascot which was subsequently handed down to juniors during ceremonies of Moving- up Day. 1 A school record was established as final grade averages revealed the fact that twenty-six per cent of the class made the Honor Roll in comparison with the usual fifteen per cent of other years. Bacca- laureate and commencement drew atcivities to a solemn close on May 26 and 28.