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

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WJ P I Q Office: ovetn i ii MR. HENRY MQYSKENS ' Senior Hugh Principal f .NJ . I DOROTHY IOHANSOLI A f i I Secretary to Mr. Muys ens 3' W- ' -f ff' A X' is Vg '11, YY 1 ' Betty Henningsen, Pat Degnan, and lack Murtha work as office assistants during the class periods. . ,

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youth fatiap yidlalif As an automobile is made up of such component parts as chassis, engine, wheels, tires, so too is school spirit. School spirit is not just the rah rah of the pep section, the singing of the Alma Mater, or the noisy demonstrations that sometimes occur in an assembly. Rather, it is the sum total of sincere en- deavors to do every possible thing to improve the school program educationally and socially so as to most adequately meet the needs of the community. This objective can only be reached by the coopera- tive efforts of students and faculty. lf you have joined in this effort for the common good, your many years as an alumnus of South Kitsap will be rewarded with pleasant memories of the past as well as an opportunity to work for the Greater South Kitsap of the future. W

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.qtucfenti an ecotcfi MARION NEWMAN Secretary to Mr. Grosso it-1 WWA MR. ARTHUR GROSSO Junior High Principal These girls, Penny Martens, Dorothy Cross- white, Lerue Nicodemus, Georganna Tanta, and Marjorie Shultz, work a cass period a day as office assistants. ,.,