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

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V T Che l5'le k ' ' ymbel Of Achievement Ami I-lard Week SENIOR LETTERMEN-Front row: S. Allen, B. Ferguson, B. Flaiole, D. Bell, B. Sauer, B. Forsyth. Second row: G. Brown, W. Brisbane, K. Nilsen, M. Dalton, D. Kinyon, N. Nesseth. Third row: L. Chapman, J. Brose, T. Ward, C. Payseno, A. Masters, K. Lund. SOPHOMORE and JUNIOR LETTERMEN- Front row: L. Rutherford, H. Denton, J. Osborn, G. Lewis, D. Lewis, D. Payseno, R. Borchers, J. Ready. Second row: J. Housechild, J. Robins, J. Bowen, D. Ends- ley, B. Harmon, J. Kelly. Third row: N. Campbell, B. Thoms, N. Vanderstaay, G. Kerkes, J. Levenseller, M. Yingling, B. Gru- ber, G. Gril'l'i1h. Fifth row: D. Davies, L Lake, J. Carter, L. Nichols, A. Showalter. Sixth row: D. McElwain, R. Bodle, J. Winters. President ............, -,v,,vV,-V, K EN LUND Vice President ,,,.,,, ,,,,,,,,,v,,,V,,--,, D AVE DAVIE5 Secretary ....-........ ........... ........... R O GER COOK Advisor --------.-.. .... M R. STENER KVINSLAND Lettermen's Club again carried out the difficult task of patroling the cafeteria. lt was Through the efforts of the boys in letter sweaters that the students could enjoy a clean place to eat. A committee erected a Christmas tree on top of the building. This tree was seen and admired every night for two weeks. Lettermen ushered at home basketball games and sponsored the annual Varsity'Ball in the spring. Boys in grades ten through twelve who have earned a Varsity letter are eligible for membership in The club. l T . i 1 l i i 4 l I .

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Girls' gfllb J ,4 l5'mcfi! C0 ,411 Girls' Club has endeavored to develop friendly relations among the girls, to give them an opportunity to encourage girls to use their special talents in Girls' Club work, and to give them a chance to meet together at their monthly meetings. To carry out the regular duties ot the club six standing committees were formed. These were a calendar committee, school appearance, friendship, regulation, pro- gram, vvelfare, and housing committees. Among the many activities sponsored by the club have been regulation day, on which the girls wear white blouses and dark skirts, the annual Tolo, the Mother and Daughter banquet, and the provision of a calendar of all school activities that was placed on a central bulletin board. Every girl when she enters senior high school is automatically a member of Girls' Club. There are no dues required ofthe girls. GIRLS' CLUB OFFICERS-Jeanine Denevan, Secretary, Sheila Steiber, Senior Vice President, Arlene Van Scoyoc, Presidentg Bonnie Solid, Junior Vice President. GIRLS' CLUB CABINET-Front row: M. Carlson, M. Riebli, K. Snitman S. Peake, A. Price. Second row: Mrs. Stott, Advisor, L. Zoric, i.. Pierce B. Booth, B, Gibson, B. Solid, S. Steiber. Third row: G. Clauson, M Hiersch, J. Denevan, A. Van Scoyoc, M. Chatterton, N. Nelson.

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Il- Cams lfuild Y-TEENS President . ..,Y,..,.. ..........,... .,.,.,.. . . .. RUTH NICHOLS Vice President ,..,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, P AT ELIASEN Secretary ,,,,,,,,,, .. WINIFRED BOAD Treasurer ,,,,.. ,,.. G EORGIA BLAIR Advisor ,..,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, M R S. LITTLE Uniting fun with work at each semi-monthly meeting, the South Kitsap chapter of Y-Teens pros- pered during a busy year. The girls sent repre- sentatives to the mid-winter conference in Seattle, held various parties, and participated in a beau- tiful candlelight recognition service in honor of the new officers. hicrzillirzcss. . . President ,...,......,...,,,,,,, ,,,.,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, B A RBARA NERVICK Vice President ..,., ,,,, NANETTE BROSE Secretary ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, . .. PAT BRADLEY Reporter .. ... ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, E DITH RIMPLE Advisor ,,,.,,,Y .VY,Y,,Y.,,,,,Y. .YYYYY.,,,,, . . . ,,,L,,L, MISS ANNA E. WATSON Learning to co-operate, gaining poise and im- provement of speech are the principal purposes of the Sophomore Drama club. Meetings are held in the library every first and third Wednesday. Plans for producing plays and a money making proiect were made for the spring. Y-TEENS-First row: D. Johnson, E. Repanich, P. Eliasen, F. Suhr, R. Stokes, P. Sheurich, J. Griffin, H. Sheurich, J. Lasswell, J. Henry. Second row: L. Brasch, S. Peake, W. Boacl, D. Thomas, J. Adkins, D. Hogland, M. McConnel, F. Herrick, M. Kragseth, M. Newkirk, A. Price. Third row: L. Zoric, R. Nichols, B. Price, A. Van Scoyoc, S. Hamilton, F. Ori, G. Blair, N. Rassmussen, S. ,-..,.-- J.. I... Thomas, C. Knediei. SOPHOMORE DRAMA-First row: P. Bradley, L. Baxter, E. Rirnple, B. Mcllhenny, B. Nervick, S Marks, B. Conrad. Second row: J. Bruce, J. Adams, H. Sheurich, B. Gibson, L. Topel, N. Brose Third row: M. Kragseth, J, Lundberg, R. Dummit, B. Booth, J. Butler, T. Stockley. Srfplzaiuvrcs Cry Drama . . .