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

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As an all-around information center, the guid- ance offices of the iunior and senior high schools have helped students with their individual problems as well as with the final adiustments and decisions on the scheduling of their programs. Under the competent counseling of Mrs. Virginia Stott, Mr. Stener Kvinsland, and Mr. Arthur Grosso, students were aided in planning for the future according to abilities shown in aptitude, vocational, and mental tests. Complete and accurate s' of gra ll an attendance are kep th fices, an at'an , they may b onsulte r informaw 1 If 'Y' O 5- U1 . , . t f 'ff' J X dj 'Q' Q, s-1 if I' is ii 'pl AJ MR. STENER KVlNSLAND Vice-principal A XS! YL MRS. MARION NEWMAN Secretary to Mr. Grosso Marilyn Carlson answers a student's ques- tion as she works in the iunior high office. Elaine Munson is one of the student as- sistants in the guidance office. MR. ARTHUR GROSSO Vice-principal Wai

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MR. HENRY MUYSKENS Principal Theu Deal in Futures Educational principles today stress that there is more to be gained in an education than iust read- ing, writing, and arithmetic. ln addition to the needed and emphasized class room curriculum, students must also be socially adiusted to meet life's problems. Such adiustment is experienced through an extra-curricular program where they learn to work and cooperate with others and to take responsibilities. The iunior-senior high school under the supervision of Mr. Henry Muyskens ac- cepts this broader vision of education. To meet every student's needs, South Kitsap offers twelve courses of study--college prepara- tory, pre-engineering, pre-nursing, home econom- ics, business administration, secretarial, agriculture, music, social science, industrial arts, and a general course. Such a program helps to attain Mr. Muys- kens' goal in guiding South Kitsap-to bring each student up to the highest standard that he can possibly absorb. BETTY GAY HENNINGSEN Secretary to Mr. Muyskens Emarlyn Repanich and Edith Olund, office assistants, check attendance slips.

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,li ,I in I lt ' ,, LWVA r A 1-.gm L gLAL E , . S DORIS ADLEY-Science, Photography, Drcmatics 0 EDWIN BENSEN -Music. JANE BRUCE-Commercial 0 CHET BORYSEWICZ-Mechanical Drawing. CALE CAMPBElL-Social Science, General Science, English U AGNES CARLSON-Music. HAZEI. CARROll-English 0 ROSE COLLIER-English, Social Science. HEYWOOD CONSTABLE-English 9 WARREN COTES-Music. iheu Show Us The For Goal Faculty members check into the iunior high office before classes begin. f 'Cr 1 il . nw Teachers relax during their brief lunch period.