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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1954 volume:

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QT ,W V me gp 0 Nj 'si X0-Sly Edrtorlnllhref lrm Bruce Assocrate Edrtor Sharon Peterse Busrness Manager lrm Dyson A rtor Donflarole Advrsor Iohn erre bO SQ x H S31 F' K' as NA Q., E' DF rtEd' ' ' .... T y IMTRQDUQTIQM The annual staff presents to you your 1994 Skuhkum 'I-1118 year's theme w1ll be vour gulde through the school days of 1953 1954 It contam tne act1v1t1es and accomphshments of another successful year To the Semors lt w1ll be a treasure of events cl1max1ng four busy and pro f1table years For the underclassmen lt w1ll be a remmder of thmgs to come and to the admm 1strat1on and faculty lt w11l be another mllestone mn the1r career The staff s1ncerely hopes that through the years as memorles d1m the leaves of th1s an nualwlll gulde you to the happenlngs of yester year Before the staff b1ds farewell to the oook lt must be po1nted out that th1s 1ssue of the Skuhkum new mach1nery t was a ploneermg venture The staff w1shes to thank Mr Cale Campbell al d tm L.1tnographyDepartme-ntfor the-xr many helps ihanks also should be extended to Mr Johm Hudson of the Hudson Studlo 1n Bremerton for most of the photographs lncluded hereln The asslstance of the Port Orchard Independentwas also appr c1ated - .A ' s . . , . - is the first homemade product produced with the . I . . g A ' . 1 ,- 5 . 1 DE-,oacmnonu This year we dedicate the Skuhkum not to a dead man but a lning idea the principle universal free education It was upon this principle that the Builders of America placed the destiny of our republic To the public schools have fallen the task of malntalning our freedom by fashionmg anew each freedom We hope the activities and the memories re called from these pages may serve as a driving worth s lines The Child 1S father of the Man At the leaves of th1s book are turned and the memory quickens the public school education you received w1th1n these walls We 11099 will have served you as a commencement and that the hopes and the dreams you fathered here are the realities of you tomorrow Your school we think 1S a better place as a result of your presence We hope that you use the opportunities that principle of unuersal free education has provided and that the world like your school will be a better place for having known you ' ' . . . . ' ' Of ambition. We are reminded of William Words- I ' . ll ' ' ll . , . i . . . . , . ' . , . Faculty Seniors 5 I2 Underclassmen u s Actlvutuos or s N: 'Su 28 Clh 50 . .. .IU Sp t 96 Snaps 8. Sponsors 'II2 J Faculty wx if 5 DORIS ADLFY EDW IIN RI' NQFN Lhenustrv Photogl anhy Instrumental Music Dram 'lflCS Nl '47 RLTH BRAEWIAN JAINE BRUCE Dlstrlbutive Ifducation Office Practice, Bookkeeping, Business English ge 6 CALE CAMPBELL HAZEL CARROLL Journalxsm, Lithography, English, Assistant Football Coach. wvv' J OSFPH BERST Industrial Arts Ka. JUANITA CALDWELL Health, Physical Education Faculty b . ..s.,,,, ,gf mis? fi , t A A 6 , H 1 E a F 3 X ,- ,N ., V 'J l s .1.f-52,3 as V v N . A . 1 . J 4 ' 1 v - ' ,. I A 0 ' .V 4 '. Y 1- , ,,, , N , . nu . , 4,1 .Q .., . , v .I , 1 . N N , an -45 COLLIER J H CONSTABLE WINSLOW GRANTLUND Special Teacher En lush Deb t g a e Social Science Frosh Coach ,l wc,-x, -'XX - REA HACK MERVIN HALL FRANCIS HANIGER E ome conomics Auto Shop General Shop Social Science English Frosh Coach ll ALTER HOPKINS JOHN HAUSFR J01-UN HUGHES local Nluslc Mechanical Drawmg Geometry Algebra Page 7 :Z- Z - Z, - ,, , f . J In N .Q he ,.,e . Q4 4 J O ' 'a N u I . , . , . , W 1' I ,f f . N-.N 4? i X . :W ,w , ' 4 , nfs- HQ.-. .r, ' V U . 9 I N v ' 1 v V v A 1 A . Y. , , . Page 8 -7 if 1 GORDON KINGSTON' ABBIE LI. NTD WA1 N ARD I L NDBERG Agriculture Home Economics Health P E XQ KATY MAE LUSK AARON MASTERS FERN MASTERS Spanish Latin German Algebra English Guxdance A w MARIAN Mccnom' HAROLD NIcLEAN DONALD MILLER English, Senior Class Adviser. Enghsh General Science, Algebra. ful' - ' L I nv. W u S lx 1 1 K,- f f ' Wh. 4 ',c' N ,..- . 1 Qc' , 9' f , I ' :Mucha - '31, if mx Q mln.. K i .D 1 v V v v v A A A A 4 I A . . , . . , as N XXX-N N , ,f . A 4' A 0 U 1 - I ' N ALICF NIORRIS Typmg Bookkeeping CARI N FI QON L Q Histor! W 01 ld Proble-m6 Soclology , I S C 01 Pl nment RICHARD WIOLI D HPNRX XII 85104 NQ Chemistry Geometry Key Club Pln su--. hh III ed Nhth ll ltl09 -idx lser Solnl GPOIIIPII 3 Bmseball f'0.1r'h JANFTTA NE S0 HXRRIPT ORYIBRFC lx r Q0 nology Iumor Busmus Cf NIMH RP UH AIXIHR RI TH IOHN SKI-' PR Blolo x lumol B md it I Sump O PfQ9 ee 1 or e .Q i , ! ' Q s e 4 9 ,X ,. lg .J . . , . ' , ij '. ' 'C ' . . , . ,', . , J, 1 '11 ' .- 1- -. A ' . L' . V . , mf , ' . 3. 1' f ,. 1 ' 'X 'Y .7 x . ' V- ,, ' - 2 L X- ' 1 ri LT . U g . vid.: e -i x all f 5-fsfefkgg f nf! su . A. ., Q 4 . , v v s '- '. -. . Q 'LV 'r A Y f -: i, C, -L., Y . . ' I. , ' . A 'Z .' , . A' 19,1 ' gg. - ' ' I . Hlxl! Cl . C141 W I MARTHA SANDNTESS JOHN SORENSEN TYNIAN STEPHENS Shorthand Typing World Hlstory U S Government, Health Junior Business Biology, Boys Club l E Basketball Coach 1 ,411 VIRFIINILI STOTT JOHNT TERREY ANITA THOMPSON Social Living Speech Counselor English Annual Psychology Health Physical Education X ANNE V! -STSON' ARCHIE WATSON Page 10 Inbrary Social Science Health PF Track Coach THOMAS Fnglish Senior C W YN N JONES Sociology Economics lass Adviser v v v . . . A l . l 1 ' 1 - - 1 1 1 r , . ., . 1 f Q 1 , 4 r v v 1 A l l . 1 1 ' ' 1 1 ' 1 f I Y .M N tx L1 -.M WW 4 4 I' ' -f if rl . 3 1 f . . v v , V v - - . A V A A , ' ' ' 1 1 1 in 4 . , , 1 - 1 1 . , , , . Left to right Merle Stedman, Sally Brown Betty Ann Nervick Bev Ryan Ken Johnson Ieft to right Shirley Klein Nancy Hendel Betty Rae Nlcllhennv Janis Hall Pauline Young IR ISVICK Princlbal If YW Row 1 left to rrght Elaine Bland Jeanne Rnngos Mary Lou Kragseth Uur Ufflcd Row 2 Xerna Mills Kane Johnson ,asf Staff and Admlnlstratlon Left to rlght Anna Niarle Gromberg NIR ARTI-Il R GROSSO NIR STEN FR Ixl IN SL XX D X lce Prmclpals Donna Ireland Donna Trask Margie Hrs Janet Round Nllis Betty Fay Hennmgsen Sanderlm Joyce Matson Peggy De Bolt I eft to right Bette Niaclntyre Glenda Xl elr 'Shrlene Barnes I lnda Baxter xllglllll Rukabaugh Elaine Neis 'ig Page .1 Fw-x. ,he 1 Q55 agc 14 Row 1-left to right: Yvonne lVallace, Beulah Mclilmson, Jess Robins. Row 2-Mr. Mnyskens, Miss Mcfrory, Miss Morris, Mr. W'ynn-Jones es , l s, Jesse Laffranchlni Mary Evelyn Butler Billy Jobe Edith For-s man Rosemary Dummlt Seniors Honor Ten Fmdlng ltself at the top rung of the ladder the Sen1or Class of '54 was determlned to make th1s year one to be remembered always Homecomlng Wasa b1g event for thls year' class W1th Queen Gerry Kreldler and Mr Kltsap Jess ROb1HS relgnlng over the fest 1V1t16S The Sen1or Ball Wlnter Moon and Sen :lor Play, January Thaw were steps toward the goal Under the able leaderslnp of our class off1 cers Beulah McK1mson Presldent Jess Robms, V1ce Pres1dent and Yvonne Wallace Secretary our class began on the last rung of the ladder There were the Buslness and Professlonal Womens' Tea the p1cn1c the banquet Sen1or Wh1te Day and Baccalaureate And f1nally on the n1ght of June 3 we com pleted th1s ladder the longawa1ted and much ant1c1pated cllmax graduatlon l Edith Rimple Janet Barr Selma Stott Verna Mills Ramona Dunsmoor Page 1 l l s . 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H EllI0lS JACQUIE ADAMS Pep 23 Drama 2 FHA 2 Annual Staff 3, Junior Play Com mlttee 3 PAULINE ALM SHIRLEY ANDERSON Torch 23-4 GENE ARMSTRONG-Band 2-3, Orches tra 23, Follies Act 2-3 SHIRLEY ARMSTRONG-FHA 2, Choir 34, Chorus 2 JEAN BAILEY JEANETTE BAIRD Pep 4 GAA 2 Band 23-4, Choir 2-4, Orchestra 34 Pep Band 23-4 Senior Ball 4 JANET BARR-Drama Club President 4 FHA President 3, Torch 234 Pep 3 Drama 3-4, National Thespians 34, FHA 234, Student Council 3-4, Junior Play Cast 3, Junior Play Committee 3-4 Senior Play Committee 3, National Honor Society LINDA BAXTER Class Secretary 2 Girls Club President 4 Torch 2 Pep 2 3 4 National Thesplans 4, FHA 2 3 4 GAA 23 Student Council 2-4, Annual Staff 3 Chorus 24 Junior Play Committee 34, Senior Play Committee 3-4 Follies 4 Homecomlng Committee Chairman 4 Christmas Play 4 Christmas Play Com mittee 4 Student Leaders Conference Del egate FLOYD BECKER LARRY BELL-Basketball 2 GARY BENSEN Band 23-4 Pep Band 234 Orchestra 234, Swfng Band 234 Music Meet 23-4, All Northwest Band 3 Olympic Music Festival 4 Follies 2-3-4 JAY BLACKBURN JEAN BLAKE-Pep 2-3-4 Service 23-4 GAA 2 Annual Staff 3 Skuhkum Staff 234 Circulation Manager 3 Junior Play Committee 34 Follies Committee 4 Homecoming Committee 4 JOAN BLAKE-President of Art Club, Pep 234 GAA 2, Student Council 4 An nual Staff 3 Art Club 3-4 Junior Play 3, Follies 4 Homecoming Co-Chairman 4 DONALYNN BONNEY Pep 2-4 Service 2, FHA 2 GAA 2, Drill Team 2, Majorette 4 Student Leaders Conference Delegate 2 RON BOBCHERS-President of Letter- mens Club 4' Boys Club Traffic Squad 3-4- Lettermen 2-3-4, Student Council 4 Skuhkum Staff 2-3-4, Football 2-3-4 Base ball 2-3-4, Follies 4, Press Conference 3-4 PAT BRADLEY Torch 2-3 Pep 2-3-4 Drama 3-4 National Thesplans 4 Sknh kum Staff 3-4 Tolo 2-4 Junior Play 3-4 Senior Play 3-4 Christmas Play 3-4 Fol lies 4, Student Leaders Conference Dele gate 2 GAA 2. BEVERLY BROSE-DE Club 4 Pep 2 Service 2- GAA 2 Chorus 3 NANETTE BROSE Junior Class Vice President, Girls' Club Secretary 3, Vice President 2 Girls Court Judge 4 Torch 2-4, Pep 2-3-4, Drama 2-3-4, National Thes- plans 3-4 Student Council 2 Junior Prom, Junior Play 3-4 Senior Play 3-4 Follies 3-4, Christmas Play 3-4 Girls' State Rep- resentative 3: Student Leaders Conference Delegate 3 SALLY BROWN Pep 2-3-4 Thesplans 3 FHA 23 GAA 23 Student Council 4: Skuh- kum Staff 2-3-4: Senior Ball, Sophomore Hop: Junior Play 3: Follies 3-4. JIM BRUCE-Torch 2-3g Drama 43 Thes- plans 43 Student Council 43 Annual Staff 3-45 Choir 43 Junior Play 3: Senior Play 3-43 Follles 2-3-45 Music Meet 4. JOE BRUNELL-Boys' Club 45 Thesplans 3-45 Junior Play 33 Boys' State Representa- tive: PTA Executive Council 4. ELMER BUFFINGTON-FFA 2-3-4. Seniors DONNA BUSSON-Torch 2: Pep 2-3-45 FHA 23 GAA 2-3g Skllhkum Staff 2-3-4: ,Drill Team 2, Majorette 3-45 Skl Club 43 Follies 35 Press Conference Delegate 4. MARY BUTLER Debate President 4 Torch 234 Pep 3-4 Drama 3-4 Thespians 3-4 Debate 2-3-4 Choir 2 Junior Play 3-4, Senior Play 3 Athletic Banquet Chairman 3 Christmas Play 3-4, CPS Tournament 23-4 PLC Student Congress 3-4 Seattle University Tournament 23-4 State De bate Tournament 3-4 Seattle Pacific Tour- nament 3 Seattle Pacific Tournament 4 nament 4 PLC Tournament 3-4 ARLENE CARLSON Pep 2-4, FHA 2 Skuhkum Staff 3 Choir 23-4, Tolo 4 Fol lies 4 Homecoming Princess 4, Student Leaders Conference 2 ELAINE CARLSON DE 4 Letter win ner 3 Pep 23 Service 2-34 GAA 23 Student Councrl 2 Skuhkum Staff 23 ABDEN CHITTICK Band President 4 Football 3 Basketball 2 Baseball 3-4 Boys Club Traffic Squad 4, Pep Band 234 Follies 34 Key Club 4 Band 23-4 Orchestra 34, Swing Band 3-4 Olympic Orchestra Festival 34 GWENDOLYN CLAUSON Girls' Club Representative 2, Torch 2 ED COCHRANE-Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Pep Club 3 Debate 2 BERT CONNEL BARBARA CONRAD-Girls Club Cabinet 4, Pep Club President 4 Junior Play Cast and Committee 34 Senior Play Cast and Committee 3 4 Follies Chairman 4 Christ mas Play 34 Vice President Pep Club 3 Homecoming 4 Torch 234 Pep 234 Drama 2 3 4 National Thespians 34 FHA 2 3-4 Student Council 4, Choir 3 4 Chorus 2 Music Meet 34 CLAUDIA COOK Senior Play 4 Follies 4 Homecoming 2 D E Club 4, Pep Club 2-4 Drama 4 Debate 3, GAA 2 CPS Tournament 3 VONDA CROW-Junior Play 34, Senior Play 4 Christmas Play 4, Pep 2 3 4 Drama 4 Christmas Play Committee 4 MADELINE CRUMP Torch 23-4 Pep 234, FHA 23 MELVIN CRUMP Baseball Manager 3 Junior Play 3-4 Senior Play 3-4 Follies Committee 3 4 Homecoming 4 Christmas Play Committee 34 Boys Chorus Line 234, Pep Club 3-4 DAVID DAGNIE-Football 234 Baseball 3 Lettermens Club 4 Torch 23-4 Band PEGGY DE BOLT SANDY DE LEO-Juni'or Play 4 Senior Play 4, Follies 24, Pep 234 Drama 4 FHA 2 GAA 23, Choir 234 Chorus 2-3 Music Meet 34 Senior Ball 4 JEANINE DENEVAN-Girls Club Secre tary 2 Junior Play 4 Senior Play 4 Fol Iles 4 Homecoming 4 Pep Club 23-4 Drama 4 GAA 2 Choir 4 Chorus 3 Sen lor Ball 4, Student Leaders Conference 2 MARY ELLEN DRIVER-FHA 4 Chorus ROSEMARY DUMMIT Junior Play 4 Senior Play 3-4, Follies 4 Homecoming 3-4, Torch 23-4, Pep Club 23-4 Drama 2-3 4, National Thespians 4 FHA 23-4 Secretary FHA 2, Vice President 4 Chorus 2 YTeens 4 RAMONA DUNSMOOR-Torch 2-34, Or chestra 2 PAT DURFEY FHA 2 JIM DYSON Torch Club 4 Key Club 2 3-4 Annual Staff 3-4 PAT ENDSLEY FHA 3 GAA 2 Choir 3 MIKE ERHO-Student Body President 4 Boys Club Traffic Squad 4 Vice President Torch Club 4 Basketball 2 Baseball 3, Junior Play 3-4 Senior Play 3-4 Follies 3-4 Christmas Play Committee 3-4 Torch 23-4, Pep Club 34 National Thespians 4 Key Club 3-4, Student Council 4, Stu dent Leaders Conference 4. 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BUD FORAKER-Follies 2-3' Band 2-3: Orchestra 23, Swing Band 2 EDITH FORSMAN Torch Club 234 FHA 2 National Honor 3-4 DULCIE F0RSYTHQIunlor Play 3, Fol lies 2-3 4, Torch 234, Pep 23 Service 3 Student Council 2-3, Yell Leader 23, Band Majorette 4 Choir 234 Madrigals 34 Sophomore Hop 2, Music Meet 34 Stu dent Leaders Conference 23 Chorus 2 BERNARD GESINGER D E Club 4 BETTY GIBSON-Girls Club Representa tive 2 Torch Club 2 Pep Club 234 GAA 23 Student Council 2, Choir 3-4, Chorus 2 Homecoming Princess 3, Music Meet 34 Student Leaders Conference 3 Madrl gals 3 CAROL GIDICAN Chorus 4 DICK GORR SHIRLEY GOSLINE ARI ENE GRANUM Pep Club 2 3 4 FHA 2 GAA 2 Choir 23 Madrigals 4 YToins 3 Nluszc Meet 3 JOHN GPEVSTAD Pep Club 4 Follies 3 Madrigals 34, Choir 3-4 Chorus 2 Music Meet 34 GARY GRIFFITHS Football 23-4 Bas ketball 234 Track 23, Lettermen's Club 234 KBRO Sportsmanship Award ANNA MARIE GRONBERG-Junior Play Committee 3 Pep Club 2 Choir 23-4 BII I GRUBFR Letterman 234, Foot ball 23 Track 24 GAE LYNNE GUTHRIE P p 2 3 4 Drama 3, FHA 2 GAA 2 Girls Club Tolo 4 Junior Play 3, Follies 4, Homecoming 4 Christmas Plav 3 DIXIE HARRIS Pep 4 FHA 2, GAA 2 Choir 2 3 4 LAVONNE HART FHA 2 GAA 2 JAY HATCH Torch 23 Band 23-4 Or chestra 234 Swing Band 23-4, Swing Band Leader 4 Pep Band 2-3 4, Follies 234 Music Meet 24 NANCY HENDEL--Junior Play 34 Sen lor Play 3-4, Follies 3, Homecoming 4, Christmas Play 34 Torch 23-4 Pep Club 23-4 Drama 34 Thespians 34, FHA 2 GAA 2 Chorus 4 ROGER HFRSHEY BETTY HETRICK-Junior Play Cast 3 Ifll I 234 GAA 2 TON! 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Kifge X f -2' W-r Seniors JERRY LILLEHEI Boys Club Court 2 Torch 2 3 Junior Play Cast 3, Senior Play Cast 4, PLC Student Congress 4, Na tional Thespians 34, Pep 2 DALE LINCOLN Lwttermen 4 Football JERR1 LINDSLEY Student Body Vice President 3 Boys Club Board 'Y President of key Club 4 Iettermer 34 Torch 24 Key Club 234 Student touncll 234 Follies 34 Basketball 3 4 Track 2 ED I IPPERT Senior Play Cast 4 Follies 4 Christmas Play 4 'llad lgals 4 Band 4 FFA 234 Pep 34 Torch 234 Iice President Ski Club 4 RON IONG FFA 234 HOW ARD I L ND Class President 2 Football 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Lettermen s Club 2 3 4 Key Club 2 3 4 Student Coun cll 2 JEAN LUNDBFRG FHA President 4 Junior Play 34 Senior Play 34 Torch Club 234 Pep Club 234 Drama 234 National Thespians 34 FHA 234 Stu dent Council 4 AI I IN LUNDEI L NIIRNA ILXTON Pep Club 4 Choir 4 WIIISIC Nleet 4 'SIIRF NIANAVIE JOXCF NIATTSON--Junior Play 3 Pep Club 2 PHA 2 Cholr 234 INEI DA JEAN NIA! Pop Club 4 GAA 4 FUGFN F MCFDXI ARDS Lettermen s Klub 234 Track 234 RON 'SRCUIRF Basketball 2 4 Baseball 2 3 4 I ettermen s Club Smoker 3 4 Lette: men s Club 2 3 4 BFTT1 NICII HLNN1 Pep Club 234 PH-1 2-3' Song Leader 4' Student Council 4- Senior Play 4 BFILAH MCKIWISON - Student Body 'secretary 2' President Senior Class 4- Girls llub Cabinet 4- Junior Play 3-4- Senior Play 3-4- Follies 3-4' Christmas Play 3' Torch 2-3-4' Pep 2-3-4' Service 2-3-4- Drama 3-4' National Thespians 3-4' Student Council 2-4' Girls' State Repre- sentatixe 3 DONT Nlcl FOD--Football 3-4' Track 2-3-4' lt. Covernor Key Club 4' Iettermens Club 2-3-4- Ifollies 2-3-4' Iettermens Club Smoker 3-43 Key Club 2-3-4' Annual Staff 2-3' Skuhkum Staff 2-3-4' Choir 2. VERINA MILLS-Student Body Treasurei 3-4- Girls Club Board 4' GAA President l- GAA 2-3-4' FHA 2-3Q Torch Club 2-3-4- Pep Club 3-4' Girls' Club Tolo 4' GAA Inspirational Award DON MOGSETH RAI PH MO0RE+Iunior Play 3-4' Senior Play 4' Follies 3-43 Homecoming 4g Pep Club 3-4. JIM MORGAN--Lettermen'S Club 3-43 Football 3-43 Baseball 2-3-4. LARRY MORGAN. GENE MYERS-Follies 2-3-43 Junior Play Committee 4g Senior Play Committee 43 Skuhkum Staff 33 Choir 2-3-43 Orchestra 2-3-42 Swing Band 3-43 Music Meet 2-3-42 Madrigals 33 Drama 2. LARRY NAUGLE. ELAINE NEIS ARDITH NELSON Pep Club 4 GAA 4 HERMAN NELSON Football 2-3-4, Bas ketball Mgr 23-4 Baseball 2-34 Letter- mens Club 2-3-4 Band 2-3-4 Olympic League Music Festival 3-4 Follles 4 BARBARA NERVIK President Drama Club 2 Junior Play 3 Torch 2 Pep Club 2-3-4, GAA 2, Student Councll 2 Skuh kum Staff 4, Choir 4, Follies 2-3-4 AZALYA NICHOLS-Junior Play com mittee 4 Follies 3-4 Pep Club 2-3 Vice President FHA 3 Cholr 23-4 Chorus 2, Music Meet 4 LYLF NICHOLS--Football 2-3-4, Basket- ball 2 Baseball 3-4, Lettermens Club 2-3 4 Follies 3, Smoker 3-4 Choir 4 Chorus 2-3 Music Meet 4 BON ORMISTON PAT PARKS-D E Club 4 D E Club Secretary 4 GAA 2, Choir 2 DICK PAYSENO-Vice President Junior Class 3 Boys Club Court 4 Football 2-3 4 Basketball 2-3-4 Baseball 23-4 Wlce President Lettermen s Club 3 Lettermen s Club 234 Student Council 23 Skuhkum Staff 34, Honorary Captain 3-4 Insplra tlonal Award 3 DAVE PEDRICK President D E Club 4 D E Club 3-4 FFA 2 LADEAN PHILLIPS TOM PLUMB-D E Club 4 F F A 2- 3-4 Choir 3 FRANK PBESLEB BOB PRICE-Boys Club Court 3 Basket- Student Council 23 Skuhkum Stall 234 Homecoming Escort 4 JAY QUILLIAM President F F A 4 F F A Reporter 2 F F A Vice President 3, F F A 2 3-4 Student Council 4 TOM REANIER Track 2 F F A 2-3-4 FFA Delegate and W estern Central Dls- trict Sentlnel VIRGINIA RICKABAUGI-I Pep Club 2-3- 4 GAA 2, Chorus 2 EDITH BIMPLE-Junior Play 3-4 Senlor Play 3-4 Follles 4 Torch Club 2-3-4 Pep Club 234 Drama 34 National Thesplans 4 FHA 2 GAA 2 Annual Sta!! 3, Chorus 2 National Honor 3-4 YTeens 3 Christmas Play 3-4 Student Leaders Con ference 2 JESS ROBIYS President Sophomore Class 2 Football 23-4 Baseball 23-4 Let- termens Club 2-3-4 Torch 34 Key Club 34 Mr Kitsap 4 MIKE ROSSNIANI Junior Class Secre tary 3 Boys Club Court 3 Football 3 Follies 3 Pep Club 3 Student Councll 2 GUNINAR SAFSTEN-Junior Play 4 Senlor Play 4 Follles 4 FFA 234 Cholr 4 Music Meet 4 Madrlgals 4 FF A Treasurer 4 MARGIE BANDERLIN Pep Club 2-3-4, Fl-IA 2 GAA 2-3 JOAN SCIIACHT HELEN SCHEURICI-I Pep Club 2-3 Drama Club 2 Chorus 2 Y Teens 2-3 -ei A7 as 'QQ 5 55,31 'S .4312 Page 2 - I - . . . l ' I . - 5 ' 5 9 n I U 1 ' . . v ' 1 , . , : : 2 ' . . . 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GARRY SPORE Basketball 2 Torch 2 Band 234, Orchestra 2 Swing Band 2 Follies 2 Pep Band 23-4 BETTY STAFFORD Torch Club 2 Pep Club 4 FHA 2 I 1 LE STAINI EY Band 2 3 4 Pep Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 Swing Band 2 3 4 Oly mpic League Festival 3 4 Music Meet MARK STAB LEY MERLE STEDMAN Torch 2-34 Pep Club 34 Student Council 34, Yell Lead er 34 Choir 4 TOM STOCKLEY Senior Play 4 Follies 4, Annual Staff 3, Skuhkum Staff Editor 4 Skuhkum Staff 234, Student Council 4 Pep Club 4 SEI NIA STOTT-Girls Club Vice Presi dent 4 Jumor Play Cast 4 Torch 234 Pep Club2 Drama Club 34 National Thespxans 3 4, National Honor Society 3 4 leaders Conference 4 SALL1 STRICKLER-Pep Club 2 Girls' Club Tolo 4 SCOTT STRODE-President Torch Club 4 Basketball Manager 234, Track Man ager 2 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4, Let termens Club 234 Torch 2-3-4 Student Council 2-4 Band 23, Orchestra 234 Or chestra Festival 34, Music Meet 34 KATHARINE SWEANY-Girls' Club Cab met 'llember 4 President Service Club 4 Junior Play 34, Senior Play 4 Torch Club 2 Pep Club 234 Service 34, Drama 34, hauonal Thespians 3-4 FHA 2 GAA 234 Band 23-4 Student Council 4 Pep Band 234 GAA Secretary 2 Ski Club 4 BOB TERRELL-Lettermen's Club 234 Football 2 3 4, Band 2 3 4 FRANCES Tl-IEROUX--GAA 234 D E Club 4 Drill Team 2 SIDNEY THOMAS-D E Club 4 Pep 3 Skuhkum Staff 23-4 BILL THOMS PAT Tl-IORP ROY TOM NSEND 2 ' g 3 ' - 4 4 Y V , , , . . . l, - lh , ' - , . 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MARION WIPP--Choir 2 MEL YINGLING-Class President 2-3, Boys' Club Court 4 Football 2-3-4 Basket- ball 2-3, Baseball 2-3-4 Lette:-mens Club 2-34 Student Council 2-3, Skuhkum Staff 4 Honorary Captain 3, Honorary Basket ball Captain 3, Homecoming Escort 2 PAULINE YOUNG Page Z3 S I 1- ' ' 1 U ' ' 3 - , . A . . retary 43 Torch 2-3-4: Pep Club 3, GAA Q., ' 1: 5 .U Ui ' . a. Y, fi 2,4 11. 4 A . ,L A ,.,., My .V ,ff A . C 4 I 3 I ! . . V 1 ' 3 F I n 1 V U . 3 1 : ' - . Pd pc Z4 Jane Lasswell Ed Lippert Barbara Conrad Nllke Erho Ron Borchers Gerry Kreldler Beulah NICKIHISOD Dick Payaeno Jerry Lnllehel Sally Brown Arlene Carlson Bob Price 'Nlary Lou koeneman Gary Spore Blll Jobe Niary Evelyn Butler Darr Johnson Pat Bradley o v - 1 1 -I. 4 Q ' 1 v x .rw ,- .' ' ' 1 - su, l.,'U L 1 'I' A n 1' v ' 1 3 Lutest Couple J Lasswell 8- E Lrppert Drd Most for the School B Conrad 8. M Erha Prettrest and Hand somest G Krnedler 8. R Borchers Outstandnng McKrmson 8- D Payseno Cutest Smrle S Brown 8. J Llllehel Best Dressed A Carlson 81 B Pruce Prettlest Hour r M Koeneman 8. G Spore Most Lrkely to Succeed B Jobe 8- M Butler Sense of Humor D Johnson 8- P Bradley Proflle R Moore 8. A Nnchols Best Figure D Bonney 8. S Sherwood Personalxty L Baxter 81A Chnttlck Hands T Stockley 8- M Luxton Best Dancers strong Best Dusposrtnon B Mcllhenny8. H Lund The Talented Senmrs Donalynn Bonney, Stan Sherwood Linda Baxter, Arden Chittfck Tom Stockley, Myrna Luxton Vera Siegert, Don Lewis Dulcle Forsythe Gene Armstrong Betty Ray Mcllhenny Howie Lund Page 2.5 ' 1 . D . . . J . . ' . . - - B. A V. Siegert 8- D. Lewis. Talented - D. Forsyth 8. G. Arm- I H . Q of J 4 , ,f ' ' , 41,5 Q . , ,ff A' A X- '- . ss M . . 5 VF J 3' Auf ED LIPPERT JANET BARR, BILL JOBE MARY BARBARA CONRAD F F A Da1ry Judge BUTLER Commencement D L C Poetry Readmg Speakers Contest Wlnner ARDEN CHITTICK JAY HATCH, MARY BUTLER Wmner GARY BENSON SCOTT STRODE of many awards 1n Debate W1nners of Musxc Schola sh1ps 8, Oratorlcal contests Sensors . Q A l N, 1 2 ,.g,. . , fs . . V . 4.5 . in ' ... K - v ' . s - ' i Ni ir- .. . A 4 I ' 4 , ' 1 .- ,V .' 'jf I j ' is 1 f K ' ! I , Q Q -' .P ,UNAZ N, 'H O ., , F f 1 me fn W, - , N ' 'H f ii mi ,ft - , get . jx I kia, L ,Y , ,,.,. 1 J 1 Q., W P e s 1 ' - o 0 o . ' .. 9 . . ln . . L 7 Y W Q -c' , N4 , . A 4 fx, - ,J Q I ..k,,.- 'oA. ,1 DICK PAYSENO JESS ROBINS DICK PAYSENO RON BORCHERS Insp1rat1onal Player All State Football Players Insp1rat1onal Player Basketball Football Accolades HOWIE LUND Honary Captam Basketball MEL YINGLING DICK PAYSENO KBRO Sportsman Award Capta1ns Football Undergraduates Row 1 left to right Jim Ryan Harriett Foster Jay Tanta Row 2-Mr McLean Miss Sandness Miss Adley Mr Nelson Under the very able leadership of its officers and advisors the Junior class this year has proved itself able to take over the large responsiblities it will be faced with next year. The popular officers elected at the beginning of the year were: Jay Tanta Pres- ident: Jim Ryan Vice President,and Harriet Foster, Secretary Princess Maryln Edens and her escort B111 Carlson, repre sented the Junior class Homecoming Maryln was also song leader and Marilyn Roachwas Junior Yell leader A very successful Junior Play was pre sented in December ge 30 Iunmrs Maryln Edens and Flayole pla the leades 1n Stagl1ne' The Junior Prom was held in the latter part of April, the class members decorated for Baccalaureate and Commencement 'M HD Row 1 left to right Janet Ames Liz Barr Marjorie Beck Elaine Bland Marlene Barnes Janice Bonn Shirley Bjorkheim Ruth Borghes Claude Aikins Row 2-Sam Bering Dick Burleson Alvin Armbruster Ted Anderson Ken Adair Alan Altizer Richard Bruer Jerry Bowers Ed Bradley 5 .l,.. ff' T X Los gif? 'f 5'6 Row 1 left to right Charlotte Chamberlin, Bette Christensen Alice Collins, Lois Chaussee, Grace Dundas, Marlyn Edens Marcia Cook Sandra Foster, Wilma Fitch Row 2-Don Gangnes Garet Hlgglnbotham, Frank Feulner Harriett Foster Bette Jo Williams Don Flagole, Rena Enos Rosanne Fenoughty Mary Funderman Row 1 left to right Jeannine Cordell, Beverly Bowman Helen Bjorling Lavonne DeLaGrange Thora Bankes, Gretchen Dingle Shannon Burnham Sharlene Brunell Goldie Albert Row 2-Bud Chapman, Bill Carlson Richard Cotes, Kermit Carslin, Vance Day, Jerry Clark Keith Craswell, Hampton Brinson, Eddie Andrews Page - A - H e - Row 1 left to right Nancy Hanson Juanita Hower Iorn1Johnson Shanne Johnston Ianft Haffen Dianne Gould Katie Johnson Carman Holcomb Esther Higgins Row 2-Richard Harty Larry Griffith Alan Hendrickson Red Johnston R1eh'1rd Hollis Vw Crexstad Benny Hemstreet John Hein Lynn Grilley Ron 1 left to ught Bette Nhclntwre Xl 'lhnce L1rson Shnles lsleln Jams Hxll Domm Hubbell Helen Hooxer lon nm Holton Ilmce lohnwton hum H10 lohnson ion lhck Kel-.tlup Bob Jensen Ron Nhnton Nhxlon Hlu nn Bob Hubbnd K ns Hunsuker Rxelrnfl lonu I any Jensen D'ur0l Hwrris 5.- Q Ron 1 left to right Shirley Kralicek Berdene NI'l5tllk Delores Nlalama xllldl9ll lung Imvt lllhhei P011 lena Lyons, Carleen Morrison, Gay Mastero, Grace Iuxton Ron 2--Tom Nicllvoy, lValter Lamphere, Ray wIcD on lld Tom Culson C1101 Nlvllon wld Qian Lund Alben Nlares, Bob Lau renee, Dick Lund 5lllllh ful Trans, Nhry lou Collins lean Rlngos lion -Jlm Rec-ms Kern Senn Larry RTHISPW Ron Strntton Belt RPWIIIPI Don Hula hw T'1nt'1 Ray snegert, Darrel Thompson 1' Page 33 ii mx, Q 4, 2.1 Q -, wi f , - -a . W xr F 'sox s' -- : , A.: -, ',.' ' ,.z . , .'- v t n A 4' n ' A , 1 , . ' p , . ' . 1 , . . , Row 1-left to right: Nancy Shur, Clara Smith, Jean Trinell, Kathleen Rooms, Marilyn Roach, .lvallottv . ,la .' .v.'. '.,,.. .. . l U ' - S, , ' . . ,', 1 , ' . ', . -'.-, . ., W V i A I f ' X U ' f 1. S eggs Row 1 left to right,-Barbara Wade, Barbara Wilson Mary Ann Vlalsh Dolores Rowley Charlotte Sand berg Evelyn Qtafford Frances Thomason Dela Roe Rupe Sandra Spaugh Row 2-Billy Wallace Don Stelk, Fred Turn r, Gerald Schlele Jay Tanta Dave Sxc-ks Chuck Thompson, Ken Scribner Row 1 left to right Bob Puckett. Jack Perelll, Bruce Nelson, Bob Post, Mary Plumb, Sonia Nilsen, Ruth Olsen, Lucille Moores Row 2-Alan Peterson, Don Price Blll Price Willy Payseno Wayne Ormiston, Fred Perry, Jerry Marvin Dick Montoya, Frank Mathis Page 34 Y V -. , L ' , v 4 , . 1 L v 9 5 'v - 1 9 ' '1 e' v Y-'v ' . . v .. I u . 1 1 v 0 0 : U ,,,. x Q V 1 w i W, 4 K V P' lf' ed-TP en. Row 1 left to right Don White, Dorothv Wipp Iaura Whlcox Carol Wlnebrenner, Barbara Weaver Henry White Row 2-Walter Zabawa Dick 'Willits Ivan Young John Walmer John Wittenmyer Ken Walters Row 1 left to right Jean Van Scoyoc Darlene Lackey Carol Harlow Carole Wilkinson Estelle Benoit. Row 2-Sharon Petersen Suzzan Hanna Delorls Paulson Nllke Mlcklin Y' C7 T7 19' Page 35 DW FN'-9 This year another step upward to graduation for the lively Sophomores hasarrivecland departed. Under the leadership of president Bill Baxter vice-president Sharon Vaughn and secretary Marol Moskeland, he class was well repre sented Sen1or H1gh a,ct1v1t1es At Home commg the sophomores were proud to have prmcess Edna K1SS1Ck and her escort Gerald Spore represent them The theme of the Soph more Hop 'Autumn Sernade, was carrled out successfully on Nov 20 Those that attended danced undera huge tree decorated w1th the colors so of the season As you IJ entered a large vellovvf moon shown on a scene carr1ed out manequ1ns Ron l left to ught Bull Bmxter Nornmn Block Txllxe Ashby Delores Brunell Barbara Baker Pat Breed Rochelle Blllhlhll Charlotte Brummond Joanne B0dd,y Linda Arrington Karen Boldt Ron 9 Butch Ashb5 Harxq -lltlzer lan Baker Howard Broun hm Amsuorth David Armstrong Vhl hun Bulchett LA---tH ... Row 1 left to right Lance Degnan Jerry Cardinal Joyce Dailey Donna Cooper Mary LOI1 COIUIIS, Myrna Chapman Jane Dyson Betty Chichester Joyce Collins Ann Dalhner, Jeanne Carter Row 2-left to right Dean Carter Mlke Case Lee Cook Davld Coen Ken Chamberlin Evan Cook Don Cady Don Carstensen Dan Brose Ken Danlelson Paul Charbonneau Row 1 left to right Sharon Edwards Shirley Fagerud Carolyn Fellers Darlene Flinn, Gerri Fleming Dorothy Feddock Bea Fugltt Carol Lynn Edens Norma Geyer Jeannie Haberman Carlene Grevstad Row 2-Bev Hennrngsen Stanley Hawkes Leon Hart Bryan Homethko, Dave Gruber Fred Ferate Doug Grace Laverne Eckland Gary Ebbert Richard Elliot, Pat Ellis '-sq Page 37 A QM' Row l left to right Claire Hoover Diane Hershey Nionn Hulen I ynne Hendrickson Carolyn Hoak Arlene Cleo Hopkins Wilma Hoffman Phyllis Gurney Nancy Gossett Frances Hacker Cole Row 2-LeRoy Hart Jim Hansen Ted Hodge Don Herrick Ken Hughes Blll Garrison Larry Haxdmg Jack Harrington James Heembrock Art Hatlem Benny Hannah Row 1 Nancy Mooney Pat Nlorgan Dlxxe McPherson Jo Fllen Illlehel Wlarol Wioskeland Karen Lxps comb Nancy Levenseller Wlary Ellen Kllne 'Shldnd Iubbe Wlarxlyn Hvll Kathy Harris Ron 2 Linda Ileske Hartha Nlurdock Pat Nlurren lwelyn Morgar rddle Kanekkeberg Gary Kanekke berg Bert Iler Bob Hennlngsgarn Larry Hansen Ries Joslyn Jack ' nnble ge 98 Ron 1 Pat Mxcklin Clarence Meigs, Davld Levenieller, Brod Mickelson Ceorge Iackle Thom N i WI 1 as 9 s utle Lane, Sharon Lavsyer, Carol Munson, Ruth Alm Nhllnrd Sh non 'lllller , Ron 2 I eroy Llder Dlck Long Hurbert Nhrshqll E l I l ar mco n llctor Nhtson Terry Hiller J0n Ilndatvdt hm Mares, Georve Lutz, Alan Llmbocker Fred Nlcllhenng Row 1 Irvin Shaffer, James Murphy Carmen Nelson, Arlene Norem hah Othloff Wlary Jane Peterson, Duma Purdy Mary Alxce Parris, Pat 0r1, Betty Ann Nervlk Donnm Pleas Row 2 Jim Peterson Larry Peck Ion Nlckerson Da IP lk , uc e y Don Ulund Don Peterson, Denny Pargeter Iohn Platt Dale Olsen Eldon Olsen, Dale Posey Page 39 Page 40 E' Row 1 left to right Joan Thoms, Sally See Beverly Ryan Gean Rosenbarger, Wanda Scott, Myrna Ramsey Kristi Scalf Barbara Stone, Jack Kimble, Louis Stack Row 2--Richard Raymond Bill Stafford Joe Steiner Rrchard Sllvernale Duane Swan, Dick Rosenau Ger aid Spore Ken Roberts, Richard Thane, Gene Tompkins Vaughn Taylor hh 'i T Row 1 left to right Arlene Speer, Joyce Sprinkel Donna Robinson Marv Ann Roth Bette Salmer Mary SYUCNZ Myljlla R0y Ann Stockmoe, Janet Thorp, Beverly Tinker Irene Shirk Row 2-Wanda Simpson, Sally Rood, Jo Thomas, Betty White, Margaret Skinner, Edith Shaw, Joan Weyer, Roy SFIUIPSOII. Jim Reed, Glen Scheiber, David Smith. 'O 1 Row I left to right Dl'me W ateon Pdlth W 'Ill Heh n X! alker Sh non V lughn Ianlce Van Alstme Marilyn XVenQky Row Hlewel Brlght Fddle Wright l 1ul Ylestlunxl D'lVlKl lx00dl'lTh lflljah White Charles Whikhelm Bonme V5 inger Row 1 left to rrght Dan Nlollanen Carl DCYIHPIS Ce clle Marrs Edna KlSSlCk Dixie McPherson Don Hayes Row 2-Nelson Bye:-ly George Tlchenor Ron Nelson Bull Booth Dave Adkms Russ Damels Dale Kerkes ff' o fx 5 V cv Page 41 On the Hrstrungofa high schoolcareer the Class of 1957 was busy laying important found- adons. George Makela served the class as Presidentg Harold Schlenker, Vice Presidentg and Dale Guthr1e, Secretary Mrs Carroll Miss Hack, Mr Lundberg,andLdr Ldouhl served as advisors in helping the class lay'the all unportant foundatxon OI' worthwh1le hlgh schoolcareers ,Ig Row l left to rught Dale Guthrie George Makela Harold Schlanker Row2 left to right Mnss Hack Mr Lundberg Mrs Carroll - - Freshmen Il Page Rqw l left to rught Katherme Toppmg Margone Tnller Barbara Senn Judy Scherer Georgia Slegert Gmger Solud Bemta Skmner Susan Sletto Thomas Wodrlch Row 2 Eugene Terryll Bob Trask Bob Trna Darawun Wolllams Lawrence Wnlley Vernell Westover Douglas Wrlley Robert Townsend Dnon Todd Y 5n- L.-I Row 1 left to right Ralph Hamilton, Henry Huebert Roy Hoake Lal erne Harris Toby Hart, Donna Hatch Carol Hendrickson, Dixine Herrington, Sharon Hoskins Row 2--Roger Heath Farrell Hunsacker, Wade Harty Henry Hanson Bill Hoyt, Don Hueske, Richard Hill Dennis HBDdFlCkSOD, Wal Aquino 3 'M fnlx I' Ron 1 left to right Jlm Plckermg, John Browning John Repanlch, Iarrv Holman Farl Osterhout, Mary Pxckle Donna Panshot Jolne Paque Judy Prmtz Ron 9 Dzck P'nks loe 0Donahue, Bob Parker, Garg Peake Haney 0slm,D1ud 0l5L9W5kl 'llarvin Parks Tom Price Dale Powell Ron 1 left to right 1 net Fhnpmm fulthdreub Romonn Posey Iwther X mee Sharon Hoskins Ron 'P fl0lll Nlllu Xmlet Schardt x1'lI'l0llC Gray son Pat Shm ludu lnnu I ff! X 2 tr fix Page 4 . Fat, ' 3? - .fi v I I Y i' u I V 1 ' v l ' Y 9 . v , . Q AFR ,. - V s. l X h U ' , , 'L L v N ,dm ex P ' V A f ' in f . . , W . Y . H 3 1 7 k V - . : . . . v . Y A A ' -A 1 K ' 1 - v ' v ' - - V v v 1 ' 1 v' lv v 1 ' -- . ., . , . , . . . , . , V ' ' ' - : z 1 , ' , af .' ', If 'z , .' ' . r ' u'f ' 4 'I ' ' v 1 V 1 v a 4 ..- I 4 . . Y , ' .N , , K U ' - , , , .H 1 , Q ' ' 1 4 '. . 'final W- -. f ,ffl . fi gg- F' ii? 555:52 P . ' A M., ' A r ' 9 .Qmebff Xe . 51 I , . I H ' t .' . . , N ' ., f H 1 ffll, 'Tm f'?', I 43, 'Q - f rx fi 4 I5 'f 1 ., -,ff , I-A Q E A .Jr W , ., . A1 g v W I ' X, H ' , ' Q Q ,A ' , - ' 3 LJ I T S ! , Front-Carol Jones Donna Kenoyer Betty Lou Jones Lenora Holk Donna Hoismgton Zelda Hollis Sybil Huey, Geraldine Hofman Pat Hall Back Eulalah Knutson Phylhs Kratz, R0ger Kruse Floyd Helm Farl Hyde Tony Joslyn Rodney Jarvxs Lois Kmney Blanche Johnson Front-Nancy McDonald Gayle Larson Delight Lewls louise Lake Nlescldese Nllller Sheila Nliddle ton Merrfanne Moore Kathleen Mathis Patsy Lang Back-Jack Motl Bull Mead Dick Lund George Niakela Dennls Lamphere Dean Jenmges Roger Jen sen Mlke Kienholz Steve Jacobs Front-Beverly loung Charlene Wilcox Darlene Xhlcox Betty White Betty Thorp Phylhs Xlrlght Reva Tallman Annette Terrell Back Florence Williams Sallie Vargo Jack Anderson Dick Hughes Don Warmbo Bruce locum Bob Welch, Lynn Zoric Bill Turner Page 44 'iz fv x 2 rt gm: Sie M5 ff ef Q Q 5, J , ,if M ' 4, f ' Q rw 5 J. 2. ,S , S- K . 9 9 v 9 K . Q v , . 1 9 9 9 J fs V 9 V V Q ' , Q, I . A L r 1 K V ' 2 ' ,- f . ' 3 9 . , f 1 , 1 , -:sv Q g . . . . 9 9 9 1 9 4 A 9 A ' I 4 1 1 1 0 . . 9 1 9 L 9 9 Y ' 9 1 9 ' v - W Y . v . 9 9 v . 9 9 . , , . v v v 1 9 9 9 9 9 - 9 , . F . f , .' 4 4, .A 0' ' ' .5 , 'N Q ' , li it lf? FRONT Flame Cook Colleen Dlnel Xl mme Clem Beth lllugosh inn: Wlle loolwon l'uelle De I'1 l,r'n12e Lunetta Dodeuard, Ioretta C BACK D05le F1119 Ray Dunhlm Duck lfred Loleman Prank thrnstlans th Glendl Dur- I-nglf-1 Bill Dollen ua Plclon Chl'ttlCk Bob Fnlgo Doughq Fvllms. 'H ,Q i FRONT Nlarg Sue Blanr rlsle Anderaon Pat Bartley Dorothy, Bermg Sharon Bernard Wiary Lou -lquino kay Benson Kathleen Baird Xalerla Bartlett BHK Deann Blackbuxn kenny Bluke Curtns Bgorkhum lung Anderson Phll -hnsuoxth, Al Linder son, Al Bird Nhry Blake Sh'non Blomlne Row 1 left to right Jean Smrth Arlene Sehelb IPo1nl 5hllllllgtOll Betty Stewart, N H105 Spaulding, Pat Schauen Jeanette Sandberg Rlta Seeberger Karol Snonden Ron 2-Pat Speer Pat Shan Coralee Sherrett lxendaln Sherman Lmsle,y Stevens Jack S'1rxex Jerxy SIIIIN Harold Schlenker, Norman Shoemaker tv if Page 544221 FRONT Larry Rood Barbara Stevens Kay Sampson Rosaleen Roosendaal, Gayle Reanler Harriett Root Nancy Rmgos, Eva Richardson Ethel Rlckets BACK-Jerry Robins Pat Ruff Bill Reanler Ronnie Holman Howard Rutherford Lyle Rafey Benny Rob- inson Davld Roberts Ernie Rlmple Q..-f FRONT Carole Gurney Jo Ann Francisco Eleanor Gunderson Nina Gilbertson Maryann Garrison, Judy Frenstad LeiLauni Fries Lorna Erickson Nancy Fndberg BACK-Jim Fisher Ronnie Fltch Larry Grevstad Louxs Gleason Charles Gibson Gary Goodwin, Doug las Granum Dave Guibert George Green Page 46 FS FRONT Sharon Pauley, Marilyn Nelander, Marlene Nlemann, Marjorie Mastrck, Anna Lindall, Kit Mur phy, Shirley Payseno, JoAnn LeFave Linda Limbocker BACR Iva Notenboom, Erme Paulson, James Nerdm, Dan Lasley Pat Myers, Steve McClure, Gary Madara, Wllckey McFarlane, Mike McAbee for an -'vb my - N Y 'I -Q . ,y 1 4, ,, O A K - M A- N - fi L- M, .QV kr, 4 A, , gg a ' 'M . -1. M ,Y M. V kk! my 1 , gl 1 . ' 1- 1 1 1 1 9 V , 0 1 1 ' I 1 . 1 v ' ' 1 1 1 Q Q In A yt 1 V .N A: sr fe - V' a A .N .kflffi Y W 1 5 S RV Y. 4 ew . 2 A , e 'W so ' ' J Q, V . ' L- ' 4 ' A . I ' A .V . 'Kev . 5 f . - 1 1 1 4 1 4 .1 . . I Q 1 9 ' I 1 1 1 . 1 1 ' 1 1 ' Hit 2 ' ,- Q f K S. ' ' ' - - G : 1 A Cu. Q, J . - . or Q Y va r 'kv 'QB' 15 Row 1 left to nght Ruby Brady Colleen Bowen Beverlv Brown Betty Blowers. F051 Bvwers Kay Brown, Jo Ann Blankenbiller Wfarjorle Brmton Billie Brxght Row 2-Donna Brunell Qonia Bright, Delos Campbell Glen Bozlck Wllly Caldwell George Bright John Caldwell Don Carter Richard Bonn Row 1 left to right Stan Chrietenson Ken Anderson Donald Boehme Milton Collin: Ernest Brewer Kenny Berthoff Margaret Gauldin Lnch Foster Arlene fessinger Row 2-Leonard Fupps Vlelven Browning l+r'lnk Coppmger Kenny Barnett J0e Edwards Jim Davies Richard Burkhardt Dean Croswrlght 'Shckey Bullard Row 1 left to right Colleen Bowen fulthdrewl Carol Klnyon Gay Covey Darla Davis 'Marjorie Shaw Row 2-Mike Phelps 'Hike freen J'u'k Bonrk Ken Bartholf John Greeman Jim Fowler Sam Thweatt -Qa- 3 gs Page 47 Eighth Grade 1 Left to Right,- Judy Valle, Elizabeth Oslin, Betty Kibbe Shirley Sayers, Gene Sullivan, Gary Adkins Donald Collins, John Barth Glen Greseth, Jerry Carter Karen Fuller, Nancy Love Kathleen Trlm- ble, Mary Edwards, Judy Llllehei Richard Price, Carol Payne, Verna Smxth Barbara Cook Norma Stafford Bill Spaugler, James Marvin Mlss Foster, Jack Ranney Marie Hetrick Mary Metelcka, Aleda Keller, Lynne Glass- ford Kathleen Bering Karen Johnson Evelyn Mason, Bruce Smith James Allen Leo Gross Row 1- Jack Latherow Harry Meier, Colleen Mor- rls Joyce McCurdy Georgina Johnson Harvey Murdock Wayne Rutledge, lack Klenholz Row 2- Walter Johnson Sue Robinson Barbara Grupp, Joyce Krlvanek, Ieona Fenoughty Crystal Walker Roddy Hay, Eric Cisney Janice Lauzon, Shalene Davis Row 3- Mr Melton Richard Iorhees, Brian Swan James Eychaner Drew Sfinner Vern Hunt- er, Leslie Veach Marilyn Carr Geri Jones Lmda Anderson Row 1 Gary Withem Jerry Merrick Herbert Wahlmach John Wikhelm Monte Mastick Nancy Norman Sarah Sweeney, Eileen Hawkes, Azlae Johnson, Billie Mae Hughes lean Harlow Row 2- Lorance, Ann Dunham, Joann Rooms Joan Roach Janice Taylor, Leonard Evans Le Roy Schardt, Ted Ehlers, Bob Hoak Row 3- Mrs Williams, Rosle Silvernale, Rae Marie starr, Katheren Russell Marie Kinney Iva Armbruster Michael Mort, George Lauder milk, Larry Sandberg Bob Hahn Jerry Wltkowski Dan Scribner Row 1 left to right Ellen Plumb, Lily Helms, Joanne Hubbell Pat Sayers, Ghryn McPherson, Billy Ains- worth Bill Arthur, Fred Walls Vernol Sandland Eddie Edwards Row 2- Shlrley Ross Shirley Dummit, Pearl Kiss ick Sylvia Lewis, Carol Reynen Kathryn Selby, Margurette Stoffel Jean Mooney Danny Lund, Errol Whlwomb Row 3- Mr Rees, Elaine Franklin, larry Foster Bob Wright Fred Gruber, Norman Banta Larry Colquette Chandler Holm Leo Lerach, Bob Tewell Josephine Norman Row 1 left to light I I I 2. I I I I I 3. O I I I I I I I I I I I , . I I I I I I . I I I I I Q I I A I I I Herbert Posey, Weeve Pllling, Shirley I 9 9 ' N - I I , . I I , . I I I , . , - . I I I I o 1 g I I I I , . Page 49 Elghth Grade First Row left to right Bill McKimson, Virginia Blackburn Jacque line Wright Linda Grant Virginia Gesinger Barbara Laxson Florence Hilton Patricia Frederick Benton Skinner, Robert Foltz Judith Blah' Row 2- Rlta Hassenstab, Lorraine Bayless Jerry Turner Barbara Ferate, Kathryn Nail, Irvin Mlssman, Charlene Curtis, Leottil Buss Jerry Edmondson Willy Baker Jack Stack John Grobler Row 3- M Pickering Robert Reanier Alvin Schlenker Shirley Jo Taylor, Norma Jeanne Marsh Carolyn Niles, Evelyn Jack son, Norita Douglas Billy Jones Bill White Larry Tennant Kirsten Murren Row 1 left to right John Ely Jerry Newland Malcolm MacLay, Maurice Hoyt Norma Latherow, Kaye Hacker, Christine Short Georgiann Smith Sharon Richardson, Sharon Snow, Delores Bailey Row L Teddy Kelth Gloria Patterson Ruth Galli her, Sylvia Daniels, Janis Lamphere Susan Myers, Linda Bjorling, Virginia Kimble, Sharon Sears, Larry Wlltermood, Jimmy Grant, Eldon Stevens Row 3- Mr Greseth Ronnie Bruce, Lee Rees, Charles Thelander, Don Williams, Ronald Collins, Gary Thesan, Pete Endsley, Michael Price, Frank Andrews, Bobby Douglas, Lewis Snow Row 1 left to right Elta Anderson wlnlfred Speer, Dick Gray Daniel Case, Byron McIntyre, Ton Eger Michael Tllpp Charles Hower Walter Ferris, Charles Nelson, Eddie Wall Row H Roberta Kaylor Jeneane Gfngrey, Phyllis Bauer, Charles Johnson, Tom Schenewerk, Archie Tweedie, Raymond Hoover, Larry Arnold, Jerry Gaudette, Tom Valley, Fred Tharp Row 3- Mr I-Iinderlie Byron Willey, Barbara Reed, Elizabeth Laudy, Barbara Mansfield Darrell Estep, Wesley Day, Bob Pelkey, Terry Ramsey, Raymond Schenewerk, Gary Ormiston, Duane King Row 1 left to right Carolyn Hollis Wanda Best, Sharon Gra then, Linda Ziegenhagen, Jeannette Mona smith, Dona Ryan Wilma Gehrlng Larry Sill Wayne Sutherland Robert Watker Rlchard Schauer Row 2- Donna Morris, Verlene Adams Margie Ivle Susan Cline Ruth Muyskens, Frank Thomp son Robert Marshall, Norman Olson, Rob ert McKlmson Tom Drummond, Gary Wiley Row 3- Mls Moore 'liable Meigs, Darleen Maier, Charlene Moss Vyette Pollette Nancy Holk Bert Kelly Boyd Shelby, Buster Barr Gary Lewis, Douglas Cooper Jon Scalf, Charlene Morrow C if 'L 6 F5 4f1,,,,L3,5 are-1 US Clb Page 52 The purpose of the club is to promote academic achievement and to incourage students to work for scholarships. To obtain membership to the club a B average or better is required. With iniations, parties, and the annual picnic in May the club keeps very active. The club holds initiations twice a year, at which time new members are at the mercy of the old Plans were made this year to pur chase a flag for the gym Officers this year were Scott Strode President, Helen Bjorlmg, Vice President, Gerri Fleming, Sec retary, and Mr Henry Muyskens, Advisor, National Honor, a branch of Torch Club, consists of students who have better than a B plus average and faculty approval m 4 ff! Row l left to raqht Marlyn Edens, Gay Masters Muldred Kung, Rosanne Fenoughty, Ddothy Feddock, Verna Malls, Barbara Conrad, Llnda Arrmgton, Duane Hershey Gem Flemmg, Shrrley Fagerud, Ruth Ann Millard, JoElIen Lolleher Nllem, Jeanne Rmgos, Delores Paulson Carleen Marnson, Gretchen Dmgle, Carol Wcnebrenner, Janis Hall, Knstn Scalf, Jess Rabune, Billy Jobe, Melvm Crump, Ramona Dunsmoor, Sharon Vaughn, Barbara Stone, Ann Ddulner, Goan Rosen barger, Mary Ellen Klme, Eduth Wall Joan Thams Row 3 lelt to right Fred Ferate, Estelle Benoit, Vlahnyce Larson Sendra Spough, Evelyn Stafford, Dolores Malamo, Kathleen Rooms, Goal Travns, Jesse Laffranchme Ed Bradley, Scott Strode, Tom Hoalrensan Dave Dagnie Max Grevstad Edlth Rlmple, Mrrulyn Wensky, Martha Nurdock, Jean Lundberg, Mary Butler, Shrrley Armstrong Row 4 left to right Henry F Muyskens, Ken Chamberlin, Glen Sehpebq Pat Macklin Ruth Borghes, Selma Stott, Helen Bgorlmg, Edith Foreman, Delores Rowley Jomce Johnston, Gerald Srhrele, Henry Whnte, Merle Stedman, Keoth Craswell, Dave Sucks Make Erho, Ed Lrppert John Windell, Borden. Mastnck, Janet Barr, Beaulah McKumson Rosemary Dummlt, Madelmn Crump, Yvonne Wallace 1 0 : , ' , 1 Diane Purdy, Janice Ven Alstine, Mary Jane Peterson. Row 2 - left to right - Claire Hoover, Carmm Hookam, Sonia . . . . . . . Row l left to nght Mr Henry Muyskens Jr Janet Burr Rdnonc Dunsmoor Edith Rnmple Row 2 left to rnghi Selma Stott Jesse Loffrcnchum Ednh Forsman May Evelyn Bufler Bully Jobe Orm Se bert f Na t I 0 n a I H 0 n 0 I'Nat1onal Honor Soclety IS purely an honor ary soc1ety because lt holds no meet1ngs and elects no offlcers Members are plcked from Torch Club by Mr Henry Muyskens adv1sor for both clubs To become a member of th1s Soclety one must f1rst have better than a B plus average and Faculty approval E1ght Junlors and twelve senlors are chosen each year for membershlp 1n the club One of the best qualflcatlons one may g1ve for Qbtammg entrance to a college or applylng for a Job 1S that of havmg held membershlp 1n the Honor Soclety Page 53 9 . 3 v f , ,K gf , . sf s f f ' ' : Ll ' . ' ' 'n A A Q I ' ' ' ' 1 l in ' A A ' 0 I Y ' l - I '76 Row l Left to Right .lay Tonto Jerry Llndsley Marilyn Roach Jane Lasswell Verna Mllls Barbara Conrad, Joan Blake Row 2, Left to Right Sharon Peterson Marol Moskeland Sally Brown Mary Lou Koeneman Lmda Baxter Gerrr Krerdler Beulah MCKnmson, Janet Barr Row 3, Left to Rnghr Bull Baxter, Ken Scrubner Merl Stedman Tam Stockley Muke Erho Scott Strode Jnm Bruce, Arden Chlttlck, Helen Bgorlmg Student Council Studr nt COUNCIL W th tht leaoershl , or Mlxe Erho Pres1dent Ken Scr1bner, V1ce Presldcnt Fred Mc llhcnny Secretary and the representatlxes of the dlfferent clubs has had many projects to cons1der through out the year Some of the act1v1t1es were keepmg a record of the school treasury promotlng school sp1r1t, studylng the problem of lrrprovernent of conduct ln the assembhes and of gettmg better corporat1on from the Student Body 1n regards to school act1v1t1es Chooslng and helpmg to supervlse the Folhes was another lmportant aCt1V1tY 1n whlch the COUHC1l had a great part The Counc1l declded th1s year to under wrlte two hundred annuals, that lS the Counc1l pamd for any annuals left over, also any member of the Student Body could purchase an annual at the end of the year from the Cour1c1l Mr Elmer ISV1Ck served the Counml as adusor Page 54 l 24' ' N , . 'P ' M ' f M 1 pl v v 1 xl ' ' V MY . I 5-' ' - r I . : I D I I I I I I O ' : . I I I l I ' I I I : . I I I I . I I . . I . . . n X , Q 1 , M ' I . J - f 1 . . . . . 3 ' - Y Y , ' Y ' v , J . . I . Y, Leh to nght Mr Sorensen Ken Johnson Marlyn Edens Ed Llp ff Sk uh A new club this year 1S the Sk1 Club It was, purpose was to arrange traveling to the skiing areas Ken Johnson served the club as President, Ed Lippert as V109 President and Marlyn Edens as Secretary treasurer Mr Sorensen served the club as advisor With so many fine sk1 areas available many trips were arranged and a great deal of enjoy ment was derived Page 55 ' ' ' ' U o l P0 . ' 0 I organized by the skiing enthusiastsg its prime Page 56 J iw:-f -W1 C3 -5 171 4-'9 1 Q RON 1 LR Dnann Purdy Nancy Levenseller Kay Sweany Lnnda Baxter Verna Mulls Jane Lasswell Pearlena Lyons RUN 2 Kay Benson Janet Barr Lunda Arrungton Mrs Sfoti Selma Stott Janet Lulleheu Beulah McKur'nson Judy Prlntz Girls uh The G1r1s' club 15 a school orgamaatlon wmen Joms together all the flelds of the school ana encou ram G the glrle 1n the 1r manyact1v1t1es lnsrde and out of the club The program was ffuldc d by Llrlda Baxtrr Pres1denL, Selrna Stott lst Vlcr Presldrnt Janet 1,1111 he-1 Zr1dV1ee 1 I'CS1dCI1t and Lxnda unffton Sccretar f Glrls' Club clan, represcnta t1V1 S werc Pmirlcaa Lyons, Nancy Levanseller Dlann Purdy Kay Bcnson and Judy Pl1HtL T1us year the club orfvamzed a Curls' Court to as S1St 1l'1 advanclng school deportment Carle, glvc n Uckets wen trred before a Judge and Jury made up of peers February 26th marked tbe pr1nc1pa1 outslde act1 v1ty of the clab On that date the glrls held thelr tolo Mrs Stott serve 1 the club as advlsor tlus year swf bas om o We 111 t par, fa , Q v 14 ' . , v 5? D T' 27 1 Q S V - V X ,I V 'F 0 N l Q V n A u 1 ' I . . ' E . - . ' . H V. ' . . , . . . . ,, , , Y . . X X 3 . 1 A - 37 . , I l l . . b 1 r , -- ' ' -5 -- - ' A75 ' ' E ' , - , -- V , Ar- -' - -- x xx Q ' 0- x A 3 ,- FJ ' I ' ' if , 'EZ -:C f. 1 2 ' , . , 1 1. 1 0 A. t b .' i . - . . . h . i V. I , . , . I i .I 3 . x . 1 l . y I K , . , ' , fy 'X f as I 3 A . rl' 3 fs' 111 . he ' 'L 5 Rau I Left toRlght Burt Reamef Jay Tonto Duck Puyseno Don Lewis Dave Sucks Fred Mcllhenny Roy 2 Leh fo R.ghf Dq e Adkms Mel Ymglmg M Solensen Walter Lamphere Melvm Crump Joe Brunell Boys Club Every boy 1n the school 1S a member of Boys Club The club was served th1s year by the Boys Club Adv1sory Counc1l Dave S1CkS served as chan- man of the board All the members of the board are elected by the boys ACCOTd1Dg to Mr Sorensen, the adv1sor, the func t1ons and a.ct1v1t1es of the club 1nvolve four areas of student l1fe ill a contlnuous program to better the morale of the student body 12, a cont1nuous prograrr of servlce to the school, Q31 a program of law enforce ment of the trafflc 1n bu1ld1ngs and tr1al of offenders and Q41 an educatlon program to ass1st boys 1n solv 1ng mutual problems. Page 57 ,fy I ! I 1-R s Q ' 3 ' 1 4 - 42 me KVM --'rv' Q ' A . I 9 O . 0 I A ' n - ' v V 7 . . , ' I 9 . L Row I left to nght Jean Blalre,Es0hev Hnggms, Kay Sweany, Carmen Holcomb, Suuan Hanna Row 2 left ro rught Berry Maclntyre Helen Hoover, Janice Johnston Delores Rowley, Luz Barr, Sandra Spough Row l left to right Nancy Levenseller, Ann Stockmoe,Muldred Kiabo Nmcy Mooney, Trllue Ashby, Joyce Sprmlrel Shirley Fagerud Arloen Narom, Barbara Weaver, Jeanne Carter, Row 2 left to right Lynne Hendnckson Ruth Borges Duane Gould, Judy Morlref Sharon Petersen Bea Fugntf Bonnie Winger, Donna Robinson, Shannon Burnham, Mary Ellen Klme, Duane Hershey Row 3 left to rrght Susan Sletfo Donna Pluss, Myrtle Lane Myrna Romsey, Yvonne Ruvsrs, Mary Alice Parrls .loan Thoms Mary Ann Roth Krnsh Scalf, Claire Hoover Darlene Flmn Servicellluh 1ng up w1th the rnany act1v1t1es of the school. Vlrtually -every act1v1ty 1n the school ut1l1zes the servlces of the SCIVICC Club lub g1r1s have had an actxve year keep To obta1n rnemberslnp m the cluba g1rl must earn a letter To do th1s twenty e1ght pomts are requ1red Po1nts can be earned by be1ng Glrls' Club Presldent, Servlce Club Pres1dent, Song Leader, Yell Leader, taklng nckets at games, dances,a,sgemb11eg,a.nd do1ng work for a teacher Page 58 ,, e ' .. .. I . .. . . , 0 . f,, , a Iv - . 'A A ' ' A A 9 A A . . . . . ' A A I o A A A . . . . . . ... , .. . .. . I - .. . . . . . I 1 Q - . . . . . , . , . s 4 Row 1 left to rrght Mr Mould Dove Sacks Lance Degnan Don McLeod Jeff Lmdsley Uon Lewls Row? loft to rrght Dove Armstrong Ken Scrrbner Gerald Schrele Kenth Crcswell Darr Johnson Don Sucks Row 3 left to raght Bully Baxter Eluah White Ron Ormsston Arden Chnttrck Make Erho Jum Dysor Howae Lund Jess Robms To become a member of Key Club a boy must have good grades, be voted 1n by the club w1th y C I u h faculty approval The purpose of the club 18 to promote student gu1dance and good relat1ons aro und school Under the BBBISCSHCS of Jeff Llndsley, Pres1dent Darr Johnson, V1ce Pres1dent Don McLeod, Secretary and Mr Rlchard Mould, adv1sor the club has had a busy year Some of the more 1mportant act1v1t1es of the club have been decorat1ng Cnr1stmas trees 1n the off1ces, placmg a plaque 1n V1ctory Square for the graduat1ng class of th1s year, and send1ng two or three boys from the club to the Key Club Nat1onal Conventmn The Club 18 sponsored by the Port Orchard K1wan1s Club Page 59 W' , ' I X 0 f . 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Page 60 Row 1 lett to right Marlow Haugan, Dick Burleson Bud Chmpman Dale Lmcoln Jerry Llndsley, Don Lewis, Don McLeod Jay Tanta Xhlhe Payseno Row 2-left to right Wir Stener Kvrnsland Eugene McEdwards Mel Ymgling Bill Gruber Howie Lum' John Wlalmer Dick Payseno Ron Borchers Igle Nichols Blll Prlce Row 3-left to right Dick Iund VS Nhcklm Wayne Ormlston Al Hahn Bill Thoms Larry Lake Ron Mcfurre Jim Morgan Garry Frlffltn Al Showalter JPIIQ kelly Letterman s Club Any senior, Junior, sophomore who has earned an A team letter in any spo or who has served for one year as a manager or scribe is eligible for membership in Lettermen's Club The primary function of the club is to promote service to the school and to the com munity Mr Kvinsland he advisor, says that the club endeavors in mculcate 1n each member a sense of school responsibility on and off the the athletic field Officers of the club are Ron Borchers, presidentg John Walmer, vice president, and Jess Robins, secretary Each year the club elects .a Mr. Kitsap. This year Jess Robins represented the student body and the club as urvir. KitSap.l1 Ron BOI'CheI'S, Mr Kvinsland, Advisor ,MJ President Tra1ned salespeople means better customers' ser v1ce to the commun1ty 1 s the motto of the Port Orchard Retallers' Club To become a member of the Club one must hold a Job 1n add1t1on to the class work The students 1n D1str1but1ve Educatlon u1v1de then' t1me between theory and pract1ce Two hours each day the students are ln class and every day the II1Cf1'1b9I'S get practlcal on the Job exper1ence by worklng for employer 11 the Port Orchard area The club's offlcers th1s year were Dave Pedr ck surer, and M1ss Braeman Adv1sor Row I left to nght Miss Braemun Earlene Jushce Froncns Theroux Duane Houk Clcudnocook, Donna Ireland, Row 2 left to ugh! Sudney Thomas Bernard Gessmger Tom Plumb Po1Parks Bob lrelcnd, Dove Pedrlck Beverly Brose Page 61 D l E I C I ll h ll ' - . . H . 2 . - -. . . an n n 3 i , Pres1dentg Pat Parks, Secretary: Beverly Brose, Trea- . . , . . Pep Club Under the guidance of Barbara Conrad, President, Sandra Spaugh, Vice President, Pat Morgan, Secretary, and with Miss Katty Lusk and Miss Juanita Caldwell as advisors, Pep Club has had a very successful year Besides rooting for the team, it sponsored the Annual Homecoming Dance which was held October 16 Proceeds from this dance paid for the annual All Sports Banquet which was held in the spring Any person attending South Kitsap Hlgh School is a member of Pep Club To stay in Pep Club one must attend all games and all Pep Club meeting Members made booters to wear and also shakers to be used at the basketball games Rm l lut to rlght S Rlckabaugh lx Suedny -1 Nelson D Bonney G Kreldler NI Edens M Roach, W Stulmm M Koeneman NI Hoskeland B Wk-Ilnenny,l B1 xdley B Clbson Joan Blake Jean Blake Miss I usk Rin left to right NI R n'-t ul N lily I Bmxter 'X Nhlls f' llf-lx B tonr'ld N Hendel J Barr G flltllfll' -1 Carlson S Bu t l ll Rxsson NI lu lgsfth X tnmum X 'll 'zllace 'Sl lbsen I Denewan Ron 3 left to right Nl llump K U 1 n mt Donn'1 Tl Isl. D lrthnfl I tlexstxd I Iaffranchml R Moore, 'Sl fllllllll F IIDDU rt ll Frou S Del eo lf Rlmnle I lundbezz 'SI Butler D xICKlmSOH J Barrd Row 1 left to tight B Vhllnams P Lyons J Bonn, D Lackey, G Masters S Klem K Rooms, C Harlow, G Travis B Vlfeaver J Hall J Van Scoyoc Row 2-left to rnrht H Byorlmg D Rupe D Gould C Hoclomb J -lmes L DeLaGrange, D Hubbell S Brunell J Johnston D Rowley S Nllsen J Smith I Tlrnell S Peterson Row 3-left to right E Higgins S Spaugh, W Fltch S Foster WI Snyrm E Benort L Horton, K Johnson I Barr, It Borghes W Larson B Maclntyre, S Hanna, B Mastick Row 1 left to ught P Morgan G Rosenbarger, N Mooney J Boddy F Hacker, S Vaughn S See, D Purdy C Hopkms I Nlorkert, I Carter, J lan Alstlne Rovs 2 N Geyer, B Fugltt B Xl inger D Flmn D Hershey, I Arrmgton, W Levenseller, C Hoak, M Vlensky, J Llllehel J Thomas, NI Ramsey B Chlvhester Rovs 3-B Salmer R Millard S Fagerud, NI Chapm'ln D Feddock C Hoower, J Dyson, D Robinson I-fame 6? 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A. . . ,xl V Q Y g ' Al 1 l '- ' ' . ., .A ,-. f-- 1 v - fv I - 0 1 ,V , . . . 7 . Y D .4 . . . ,, . . . , - ,L n . With maroon and white their chosen colors, and the loyal Alma Mater behind them, our songleaders and cheerleaders led new and spirited yells and songs at all our games We were honored have the songleaders selected to lead the Washington All- State Football Game. Their precision routines always made an excellent show wherever our teams were playing Songleaders Cheerleaders Q.. Vioskelond Betty Roe Mcllhenny Koenemdn Page 63 , to I Y if L J '. 13 - , CA .JI Ab . .,,, L V X ' R9 - 5, , W , A to s ' 'W . if i H i ! T5 , 5 I ,. Left to Right - Maryln Edens, Gerry Kreidler, Mcrol Left to Right - Marilyn Roach, Merle Stedman, Mary Lou age 64 Ron 1 If-tt to rrght Joyce Sprmkel Nanq lmenseller lofmne Boddy Iwah UlIh0ft Tllllr Ashby JoAnne Thomas Row 2-Fdlth Hall Joan Thoms Shry Allce Parrls Vary Ifxelgn Butler iwonne Rivers Berdene Nlastlck Ron 3-Suzzan Hanna JesSe Iaffranchinx Flen Schexber Sharon Petersen Daud Smith Susan bletto Charlene Rlebh Dehatellluh As always the Debate Club has had a busy year by attendmg Seattle Un1vers1ty at the start of the season Journeymg around the country debatmg such schools as Bremerton Central Kltsap Port Angeles Stad1um and North K1tsap and cllmaxmg the year at the College of Puget Sound The Club was successful m Wlnfllng nearly all 1ts debates under the leadersh1p of Mr Hey wood Constable advlsor By debatlng the toplc ' Resolved That the Cnngress of the Un1ted States should enact 1 com 1 L o ba1r Employment Pratlces law Much valued experlence was galned 1n Publlc Speakmg The many ACt1V1t16S made the motto 'Non Slbl sed omnlbus, meamngful to every member The Club has sold candy during the lunch period and during the games to raise money for their many activites Art Cluh The club d1rected by Joan Blake Pres1dent LIZ Barr V1ce Presldent and Don Flajole Secretary has had a verv act1ve year under the leadersh1p of Mrs Nelson who work ed very closely w1th them 1n the1r many excellent projects They made programs for several large funct1ons lncludwng the Nat1onal Thesp1an conference 1n November and the Fo1l1es 1n the sprmg They also created the des1gns for the backdrops entrances, and effects for the fOll1eS They were very proud to have fo lr members completxng the1r second year to rece1ve the1r p1n guards The club 15 look 1ng forward to many more fme projects 1n the near future FFWWX ? ' vs Row l left to rlght Klt Murphy Joan Blake Mcrpone Grayson Row 2 left to rught Vnolet Schardt, Ruth Borghes Jeanette Sandburg, Pat Schauer, Mrs Nelson Row 3 left to rnght Hmvet Foster Larry Blakemde Bev Bauman Luz Barr Jm- Brucg Don Flagole Page 65 1 1 1 V I 7 . . .. . r ' -- . ' - . . .. . -11' QQ ' Q., ' ,, 47 TQ, T A- ., .1 on M Tj . is - fv- f . ' x as '- ' sf ,I 1- as . . . - . I I . . . . . 0 I D ' ' . ' I r I I ' . Drama Iuh With the help of Miss Doris Adley and Drama Club officiers, Janet Barr, Presidentg Nanetie Brose, Vice Presidentg Janet Lillehei, Secretaryg and Sandra. Spaugh, Treasurer, the club has had a very active year. Besides the Junior and Senior plays, the club helped put on the Christmas Play and several one act plays. This year the club added four seniors and twe Ive juniors to its membership To become a member one must try out before the old club member. Raw 1 L R Min Doris Adley, Gay Masters, Jeannine Denevan, Barbara Conrad, Sandra Spaugh, Jane Lauwell Kay Sweany Ron 2EdHh Rlmple, Pat Bradley, Kathleen Rooms Carol Harlow Jean Lundberg Mary Evelyn Butler Rose Mary Dummlfr Linda Baxter Row 3 Sandy DeLeo Janet Barr, Sharon Pefenen Nancy Hendel Janet Llllehel Selma Stott Jlm Bruce Liz Barr Don Flalole, W 'L ff 7 ' - er , E' , 1 ' r Yi , 3 . , Q l li I ' I I ' I 1 1 4 1 , Berdene Masfick Pa. ge 66 Act well your part,there all the honor l1es, th1s 1S the creed members of Nat1onal Thesplan Soc1ety use to gu1de thern.1n the1r aCt1V1t1eS Presldenp Jane Lesswell Vice Presmdeng Joe Brunell Secretary Janet Barr , Corres pondmg Secretary Nanette Brose, Treasurer, Jerry L11l1he1, and Clerk Beulah McK1mson comblne, under MISS Dorls Adley s advlce, to dlrect the act1v1t1es on one of the schoo1's most V1gOTOuS groups Because Mlss Adley served th1s year as r U 1ona1 d1 rector of the Natlonal Thesp1ans, the South Kltsap chapter was g1ven he task of planmng the reg1ona1 conference wh1ch was held December 6 and 7 at Seattle Thesp1an troups THE5p'A'5 from Washmgton, Oregon, Montana, and Idaho adended Between putung three one actgnays sendlng seven people for one week to the Natlon al Conventlon 1n Indlana, and ra1s1ng money, the club has had a successful year Thesplans db an 5.1 Ron 1 left to ught Bliss Doris Adley Edith Rimple Barbara Conrad Wlarlyn Edens Kathleen Rooms Sandm Spaugh Jane Lassuell Kay Sneaneg Ron 2 Put Bradley hm-t B11-1 Janet Llllehel Je'1n Iundberg Dave Slcks Keith Crasuell Bell hh Nlclxmxson Slam Butler Ron 3-Nanette Blose Jerry Inllehel Don Sucks Nancy Hendel Selma St0tt, Jlm Bruce Liz Barr Don Flajoe Joe Brunell Pa ge . 5 - - . .- U I , . . . .. . 1 . . . 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Page 68 Rowl lelt to rrght Mrs Lund Mrss Hack Eva Rrchardson Vera Sregert Katre Johnson Lorraine Horton Bonnie Wmger Row 2 left to rrght Darlene Lackey Jean Lundberg Susan Sletto Shannon Burnham Jewel MueBrnght Donna Kenoyer Lenora Holk Row 3 left to rrght Rosemary Dummrt Nancy Jones Betty Hetrrck Luz Barr Estelle Benort Some Nllsen Dorothy Bernng Nnry Druver Qxxxlllllllulw N fmt A The local chapter of the FHA has had a very act1ve year Gu1ded by the motto ' To- ward New Hor1zons' the group has explored numerous actlvttxes 1n keepmg W1th the trad1t1on of learmng to lxve better today order that our 11ves and those of our fam11y may be better tomorrow Off1cers were Jean Lundberg Presldent L1z Barr V1ce Presldent Janet Ames Sec retary Betty Hetrlck, Treasurer Katm e Johnson, Reporter Barbara Conrad, Degree Cha1rman and Janet Barr Psalm Leader lshe also served 1n the same capac1ty 1n the d1str1ct l Mrs Abb1e Lund served the group as adv1sor Among the many act1v1t1es of the gro up must be l1sted the Fammly Nlght dur1ng the fall and the tray favorltes sent to the Vete rans Home at Rets1l Llz Barr and Janet Ames won a ratlng of excellent 1n a f1sh cookery demonstrat1on Jean Lundberg and JanetBarr represented the chapter at the state conventlon at Pull man the 4th and 5th of Apr1l ' -c..,.J , 51 I . y al '-. .- 'b . - ' - . , ' , q I A 1 ' L I I ' ' ' - ' ' , 1 1 I ' I I . - , , r r 1 I -,UU ll-ft, -Il , my Q if I K 7 I I I Q T E F - 7, ' 3 ll' fry A- -, 4 :rt Q A-x, - 1 I 1 0 .j, 4. ta fx M W xr. . . , ' r 7 r 9 l 1 ' 2 I I 5 y Q J Un1ted under one of the most fam1l1ar emblems gm 1, IS the South Kltsap Chapter of the Future Far 4 mers of Amer1ca Th1S year Jay Qu1ll1am ser ved as Pres1dent, Don Pr1ce, V1ce Pres1dentg R1chard Jones, Secretary Gunnar Safsten Treasurer, Tom Reamer, Reporter, and Tom Mcllvoy, Sent1ne1 Mr Gordon K1ngston served ably as adv1sor The prlmary a1m of the Future Farmers of Amer1ca 18 the development of agncultural leadershlp, cooperatlon, and c1t1zen sh1p Q L41 as an 1nd1cat1on of h1s ab1l1ty to work at and ach1eve success 1n the f1elds of l1fe's work In an effort to f1nance 1tself and 1ts many projects, the club each year holds a work day and has for many years sold refresh ments at the football games One of the a1ms of the f1nanc1al pro gram has been the send1ng of delegates to the nat1onal conventlon Row l left to u ht Bob Malls Jlm Danrels, lrvrn Shaffer Bob Hennmgsgard Lance Degnon, Dale Olsen, Duck Dawson Me vm Browning Frank Christen Hanery Huebert Emast Breuer Mackey McFu'lane, Donald Warmbo Bob Trask, Davld Olszewskr Kenny Mock, Donald Boehme Jlm Wulley Joe Franks Ken Anderson Mr Gcldon Kingston Row 2, Bruce Yokum, Max Meyers Elmer Bufhngton Dowd Ebbert, Don Carstenson Bert Reanrer, Ron Long, Tom Reanner Jay Qurlha Vac Matson, Bully Baxter Dale Kerkes Herald Schlenker Davy Wnlley, Harvey Alnzer Stan Chrlsterson Bnl Reomer, Bud Dannels, Leroy Lader Ken Bamett Rem 3 Fred Coleman Jam Mares Bud Chapman Arnold Hawer, Bull Booth, Duck Breuer 'Tom Mcllvoy Rudolph Clrlund, Don Prrce Stan Lund, Duane Swan, Ted Anderson, Duck Jones, Bud Smelser Lon Nuckerson, Davnd Pelky, Gunner Safsten, Gary Elbert, Dan Brose, Rrchard Srlvernale. F I F I A I by on - - - e Vps, .3 . . . . g jg' I- .1 . ' -0 ' J , i . 3 , Ever bo in the or ainzation maintained a. in home project Y Y S Pal' 8 3 t -4 0 -at f 1. ai l s 1- Page 69 Activities if age 72 ,vi Row 1 left to right Sandra Spaugh Marlyn Edens Kathleen Rooms, Sharleen Brunell Row 2-Janet Lilllhel Sonia Nilsen Charlotte Chamberlin Betty Wil liams Pearlena Lyons Janice Hall Sharon Petersen Row 3-Don Flajole Keith Craswell Dave Sicks Gerald Schiele Ken Scribner Bob Reid Bert Reanler Staglmeu Iunlor Play Early 1n December the Junlor Class presented 1ts annual play under the d1rect1on of Mlss Dor1s Adley Th1s year Stagl1ne was chosen w1th Maryln Edens, Don Flajole, Kathleen Rooms, and Ke1th Craswell playmg the leads The play was a cont1nuat1on of the Ma.ud1e serxes and Maud1e, played by Maryln Edens, was st1ll addmg to her strmg of males She was occup1ed w1th trypmg to teach a young man the fund amentals on makmg a h1t w1th g1rls, to catch the handsome and el1g1ole best man, and to manage her s1ster's weddmg ,AVP Q'-'X 1 Good H uns wha' S eavens her 9 dung Y are Coyne arou d daughter again n my never lo ok at another b oy oh' That's supposed to be a. weddmg gxft? eo boy '? what al wo' g oi mer Page 53 . s ' Q' 'A'ji.' . -2 'U -. f- Q' K r' ' X K. Q. Vg h 1 lr 1 , Aix . III, Y. A , ' , X 1 I . . ' 1 O , lx ,EP In, XSL! 5 ' ,J N fwlfff .. I N I -' . 1 n Page 74 Vx Left to right Nancy Henclel Nmetfe Brose Jean Lundberg Left to rnght Kay Sweony Beulah McKlmson Jane Lass ell Mary Evelyn Butler Vonda Crow Mcnlyn lbsen B lly Jobe Tom Stockly Mnke Erho Joe B unell Jerry Llllehe Darr Johnson Scott Strocfe lanuary Thaw Senior Play This spring the Seruor Class presented as 1tS Senior play the delightful comedy, ' January Thaw ', with the majority of the brilliant cast being made up of Seniors who had never before performed in a production Miss Doris Adley directed and leads were ably played by Darr Johnson Mary Butler Jerry Lillehei and BeulahMcK1mson The plgtnumm-ously involved two families representing two different generations, who both believed that they alone had the right of living in a particular house in Connecticutt. They got along rather terribly by not speaking to each other except to complain and by not sharing any of their conveniences. This was the first play in South Kitsap's history to stage a. revival and this year's performance could be termed as much of a success as that in 1948. '75 if 33 fl., Q7 - 'sl' . : ' Q. Qgqfi 4 . V, 3 'Q at ,' . 1 . ' K H 'Il' if -ff -- ii lim J ' 5 Q l 5 l l .4 1 ' . ,' 'T Xen QV' K S . 4 4 , ' eg' Q R ji 5 l - f' Q t i ' I If ' . ' I . 1 W 1 1 I l ' l 1 I l I. 7 r ' lf , l Ill , ' . . . . . . . . ' , . . . . , 0 ew xc me Gio rbi 11570 u Say th evlre d 4,,,, the ehrllous en to 'QOWZ 5 1 19-g yu SC .r eain at mth no es have to do Ca nada? Don't look the same any more Page 7 age 76 Madonna Ehzabe th Barr A scene from the tableau mcludmg the readlng cho1r Christmas Play Th1s year s Chr1stmas Pageant was agam a f1tt1ng trlbute to the reverance of the season Hollday nymm sung by the cho1r set the mood for the play Follow The Star Wh1Ch chmaxed the evenmg w1th a tableau depllctmg the F1rst Chrlst mas S Fantasia Follies 1954 Bw if I eft to ll ht Ioan Blake Tom Stocklex B'ub 11 Conrwd Page 77 i'- .- u I N, N NM X A' .' 4 . 1 . Buys Chorus lrne Fnllres 1954 TUHIUIBFS Curtarn Ball The Gold Diggers X we-Y XIV ff kr el l9f' D 01 he le Je nctte B. Ir Wloske Ind M Iro Sally See r ght ft to Row l-I II Ie H ir! Its bc R1 Kennv Iohn Grm I stad Gene MyeI s Ink Ke struc Gunnal S fstf Sn Ith ette I In Il khe BJ I .I 1 II S Roach rIlyn I Nl Brummond Charlotte Roosendaa Il P91 Ros ll ll Frances Hacker III b ra l'oIII:Id I I nII lo sk TI Dol Jane Dyson Shu' ey Fagern d Bonnle ll Inger Xl al 2-Edlth 011 - -I .- .- -I I- l gset I Nl lsr h 9 CJ X , ' e i : C . , , I I I .' II , :I 'I' I, . anne 'II ':III, :I 'I II 'I Vg, ' - Sa .' -II, I l.' p, ' , -.', . ' - ' , , I -' . :I I In, enny Hun- zl, . l I .' I, ' , , . 1 ' ' , .' iI'I 'mr i I, . -'II .' I' , 6 II' II ' ' , ' , . R ' ' ' I, ' , . ' I, ' , ' .' , Ina 'ur , . Clle .'Ileh -i, I :Ir- : lene Luekey, Ju cie Forsyth, Riehard Si vernule, Box Hubbard, 1' :nu e Aikens, 3 :Iry lf'IIIIdeI'InaIn. A yn-nn .III 'san 1' , I, , . zu ' ' I .', , ' ' , I .' , 'I' Ig' rc-ill , . ary ,III ' :I Q II, 3 ary ,ou Kol'neIIIzIn, Vera Siegert. ' R ' 2 I ' . ' ', . , . ' 7: . , I I .' I 'pp, ':II'lc-en . 1I'I'i,4II, ..aI-I,'I IV J ,', . I,, ,' , .' I I ' , , . 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Band Page 85 David Armstrong Rav Wh te enry L S ley H PPP y e ni I-1 3 e Speer ce Lars J eanet Q.: B aan: bb A Q Pa N Q N M 'U 'U D O MN D W Cl -I N L 8 Z Q 3 :E 0 Io O m U1 -I n- .aa E ensen d rect B 3 I' Z 1 - SeniorBand 0 In In 5 bb M Q u D .Q H 0 gf E: SU E 'u 0 0 5 me '-'E 3 o ai wi! Sam ng 8 H S E0 Gag P4 Pa -in 9-um -I 23 E25 B aes :Sze Urchestra 55 5 :E , E 3 ns .:: Q2 B va -.: Ulla: 95 ig EE NW Joi 'E Eg Em 2 M is Q0 a 1 'Q 0 5 'QE 55 M. m ISE IU .roi ol: sg? Q8 2-if N3 H E g -Tb Sth 'c. 5n:.::.- QENBSE 555380 iii .2 'EH :Qs522g mgQ13iq gfg -S v-1 u-I-Q Hu E E an -nu 9, A155555 our 3 ' ..E 5,32---E: fag 38 Ea ,5 ZISQIIE . A A nog Qi oo M c Meet Gary Bensen Super1or P1a.no 35 Jay Hatch Superior, Trumpet one 'Mile The MUSIC De partment leads a very actlve exls tence but the h1gh oomt of each year the D1str1ct Mus1c Meet Q Glen Schelber Super1or Vlolin .I C I' Not P1ctur 0 Henery Whnre Su per1or, Clarmet 'koelleb Qpeb Gene Terryll Super1or, Violm P Page 87 ' 7 . ll S I ' e . m , ' e an R' 0 0 . ,Inf -A-' ' ,. ,X ' L 65 .4 az., Atx x L xl' : J .. U- , Q, , E We . . I ' V 0061 7 . , . . ' is I . 1 0 ' e : QQ. W .. - ' S v u .0 . . P' 101. 110 Homecnmmg Royallty W1th Homecomlng f6St1V1t1CS 1n Slght 1n the near future chalrmen of the event Yvonne Wallace and Joan Blake began mak1ng plans early 1n October One of the most ant1c1pated preparatwns was the selectlon of Homecommg Queen and the court of Pr1ncesses They were selected as 1n the past by the popular vote of the student body one prlncess from each class Gerry Kr1edler was chosen Queen and Jess Robms chosen Mr K1tsap her escort Arlene Carlson was sen1or Pr1ncess and Bob Pr1ce and B1ll Carlson her escort Edna K1SB1Ck was Sophomore Pr1ncess and Gerald Spore was her escort Judy Pr1ntz was Freshman Pr1ncess and Jerry Roblns her escort The Class of 1928 was honored and all mem bers of lt were 1nv1ted to the football game and dance follow1ng lt on that mght The Hornecommg Court was mtroduced durmg half t1me at the game wh1ch South K1tsap won The program at 1nterm1ss1on dur1ng the dance presented sever al numbers rerrunlscent to members of the honored class and lncluded the crowmg of Queen Gerry by Mr Kltsap l I . , .. , . . . . yi . U. ,. I , ,. I . . . . her .escortg Maryln Edens was Junior lffrlncess 06. 1 Qi gxgmz, ir uf 11 W, Nr 73' X N... MIP' N2'...'f X! Q 'ro T' ki Page 89 'W JL. fwfr ,bw THE HOMECOMING COURT IN ACTION Page 90 N X990 T HA LF fi KN TIME QU P35 C1095 91 P' N G9 1959 PRI Y NCESSES A Q L 9,931 HP, T I-IALFT IME 1953 Autumn Serenade Sophomore Hop October 24 F953 fzamaae Ja 4 64444604 Stag S75 Couple 5125 X 11 Vaughn Thomas sally See Sharo JO QHAIRMEN T56 so 6 P more U38 U T U 11 resehfs EQE E lr 7 is Scl'0ol IQX Yflllpaslu Oc-'ob 61- 1953 I0 ,L fx ' Pa 3 of 5 K aff' F' C! ' o A N P X v . . V' I X! Hi .' :0 ' w Q91 11- -ws. AF pe Q Paxg FJ Cfvil ff, A In s lumor Prom Under the chalrmanshlp of J an 'van Scoyoc and Don Flajole, the .Tumor Prom of the class of 19:4 X as b1U success th1S sprlnv k rs of the Jumor class were C mv me day to deco at T113 t 331 5 ' Those attexuhnv Sum Ba mdanfl sat at tao1es 1' nv a S1dG walu cafe Our Guest' Band II P I I . . 3 , . ' F a. D D. TN1':':1ho - ' 1gX,f,.,CC1d'1,ll'i,1i-,U 1' :E 1: 1 f1 .g d Q oi C ti W, he thfeflfz-Q, lv .41 4.1 ' .4 1 ' Xp..L..-J. - . L L. D T, :-'..m,, jg-1,ra'..1' Nag..-0-. 'f to the music ofthe Brezn- ' l Qg'ifg:'. 'L 5 1' , ' . z'cp r25f:z.Li ' ' , 1 J' 4 . , N, l ,. Hi , , Y Ns , t 3 f' exQ.,E V: - 7.1 'r-K, -ADEQ Wmter Muon Sr Ball A spark11ng snow scene and p1ne and f1r trees were the background for a. good even1ng of soft rnus1c and good danc1ng Refreshments were served durlng 1nterm1ss1on and enter ta1nment K 'Af xg x ggpzfwf AY' E OOOD MUSIC FOR OUR SENIOR BALL Page 93 Eaxxllm mx at EQXXXBS nsel Y Sl 1954 Jan11arY2'?:L'! , - leflx 5 K U' Skuhkurn e fe IITYEX' HMRMEN Teagherlii nc? Nmxofff Wulf .,,erlf' V01- XL-e-f , --.nu c0NR .... 1: n r hxx ..,. -- ro OU' 1-left to right: Betty Dlugosh, Ginger Solid, Reva Tallman, Grace Dundas, Berdene Mastlck, Tillie Ashby, Barbara Stevens, JoAnn Blankenblller. 2-Eleanor Gunderson, Lavelle De La Grange, Judy Morket, Cleo Hopkins, Ellen Kline, Mary Alice Parris, Gerry Krledler, Donna Busson, Don alynn Pat Gehrlng, Jean Blake, Jo Thomas, Janice VanAlistine, Betty Lou Williams, Floyd Becker, Tom Stockly, Myrna rs Bonney, Nancy Levenseller, Arlene Norem. 3-Sharon Petersen, Lunetta Dodeward, Jack Anderson, Dave Demory, Harold Schlenker, Dean Jennlges, Don Price, John Walmer Don McLeod, Don Lewis, Dick Payseno, Mel Ylngling, Bob Price, Joan Thoms. - ues a 'W' - w- GZ,,,N::cl wa wglfltlnze Wallace. eouvcllemexilxlz mo' Kslaslr: Gem ll n W ' wage Bvoadwyn Wmxxvn WW' and at: Sxeckleva Wallin Baxkex. SWZSO KW ' . , ' l Pln:lxeScxS:ch1- Q m vlesenled mel! KIBNXSSINN mane ol we aww ' 0 . yn u -uqgxni Them ' L naulllen, the l Xpxies and Rwiaasreaed WBVW' we Voted. . G ommmee all ,G N R u C A SfPO1Ll'0RCHA 6:94 DnU 'G'b1 uf' 'arf S is v 4. was ! SN? H' +L fi X Il '-x Off, JN X. A nfw-f. 'ff i 4 ff f ' - l Page 95 fbi W gjgziiiv Blll Baxter-G Al Hendrickson--G l Cr-mmicrzni C UA X r M- - -:L7 'maria , 'Vs , F:-3' L '15 spuper ii cusp. Bill Price--T Don McLeod-FB Ron Borchers-QB STENER KVINSLAND Head Coach. South KWSUP W'1'r'0PS Townsend E leven. 33-7 Climb lo South Kitsap Ends Bremerton Wolves . AP Poll Bob Terrell-T 10th 'U iv es :iii-7'5Xl i 'A' R i 1 Jess Robins-HB String With 12-6 Victory Jesse Robins' 46-Yard Punt Return Margin of M Q99 Difference In Contest 590W 5965 2,01 'ob XX X359 W The l953 Wolves were the best ever produced at South Kitsap. The many thrilling plays and outstanding performances will be recalled for many years to come. ln the final AP Grid Poll the Wolves were ranked third in the state, be- hind only Olympia and Pasco ithere willalwaysremain a solid core of believers who insist that the Wolves ranked second to no one in the entire state.l By winning the Jamboree title on September l8, the Wolves gave warnipg to the opposition. ln the first period the Wolves defeated Bainbridge, l2-0, and then returned to defeat Central Kitsap 6-O, in thefinale. Mel Yingling, Jess Robins, and Dicl Poyseno scored for the Wolves. The highlight of the season come the following week when the Wolves broke a ten year iinx and defeated Bremerton, l2-6. Billy Baxter recovered a fumble in the end zone for one touchdown, and with five minutes left in the game Jess Robins took a Wildcat punt and ran 46 yards for the winning touch- down. Port Townsend furnished the first Olympic league victim for the Wolves by a score of 33-7. Mel Yingling scored the first two SK touchdowns. Dick Payseno scored twice and Robins once. Jess Robins scored on try-for-point and John Walrner, two. After this victory the Wolves won statewide recognition with a l3th spot on the AP Grid Poll. .After spotting the Central Kitsap Cougars a 6-0 lead, the Wolves YOGIQJ Dick Payseno Leads South To Third Win Burt UCI'-E Don Lewis-G .fy ' rv' TMI , ' -ll: J ' 1 D ly News fs 6 N ' S x V ZI QXX ,y . ,T T ' Kilt :,, ' Jim Morgan-E Marlon I-Iaugnn-G GGVY Griffith E 66609 VVayne Or Y 9' YT ' sd I' vw 99' KQV J ' S9 ,XX 659 ' 9 lf, ce'0,o- 'ff 40 go back to win, 25-l2. Mel Yingling added two more touchdowns to his total, Jess Robins scored one, and Dick Payseno thrilled the crowd with a long 53 yard sprint. Gary Griffiths added the lone extra point. The next week found the Wolves in tenth place in the AP Poll. Puyallup provided the toughest opposition for the Wolves, who finally won, I2-6. Puyallup, in a sea of mud, took the opening kick off and marched 65 yards for a TD. Willie Payseno scored the equalizer on a 33 yard quarterback eggs ,ya N4-SJ 'bog ' oo SK CI ' .' . 24.0 Wil? 5. K. Wm l sneak behind excellent blocking by Gary Griffiths. In the final three nirnutes 0'-pr 'rt-ds G Willie Payseno faded back from the Viking 35 yard line, heaved a strike, to Dick Payseno on the 20, who shook off tacklers to hit pay dirt for the hard won John yy victory. This victory r-moved the Wolves up to seventh place in the poll. The Wolves walloped North Kitsap, 53-0. Even Al Hahn, a tackle, scored when he intercepted 0 Pass and ran 40 Yards for the score. Robins scored twice and added an extra point. One score was on a 66 yard mt return. w Q P 0 C Yingling scored two TD's and added an extra point. D0le Lincoln scored two G . touchdowns and converted twice. John Wolmer scored the other TD on a pass qi Q from Borchers .Don McLeod converted once. The Wolves moved up to fifth I place in th poll. , Port Angeles threatened to be SK's stiffest league competition. The Wolves 5 won, 24-0. Willie Paysena had his biggest night against the Teds. He scored !l 9 Sox ' o Wolves 5th ln AP Poll. Al Hahn 5 ft., W ff T -X , lale Lincoln-HB Jay Tanta-E Jim Fleming-G iw! X 4 l N, -da.sS nztnn, V6 ' gl l Mel Yingling--FB Larry Lake.-C Dick Burleson-T aff' Oufh . T06 . 1 kifs 030 it lh ap Willy Payseno-QB X PT 9 P 3 rd ' X59 DA VZ 8950 ol, S o yea ,X we S no 9 9. X65 3 X0 9 Q 0 if J C is ik 09 at 'R xiao gow iw 55' 0 -XXS Q QXW S hX XQQ' evil Q0 W 0 Pls QCWN X, SQ EOUTH sm RS l1oAioRE11.- Bolling, For Au-S ' Pfltseno Pifkod tar Grid clash p Dick PaySCniJ hops i P . Herman Nelson-E c . , ff. i , 1' .lit Mike Micklin-IIB T619 Scoring Lead fx L., N- . 'i two touchdowns himself and passed to Dick Payseno and Gary Griffiths for the other two. This impressive victory moved the Wolves to third spot in the AP Poll - - a pcsition maintained the remainder of the season. Bainbridge became victim number seven by a 39-0 count. Willie Payseno continued his effective passing by hitting Dicl, Paysen.. andJohn Walmer with scoring efforts. Dick Paysenascorung twenty paints. Yingling and Robins scored once each, as did John Walmer. Sequim completed SK's season. The Wolves won that one, 33-7. It was the first undefeated season in ten years. Jess Robins countered two touchdowns and one conversion. Dick Payseno, Mel Yingling and Don McLeod contributed six points each. Dick Payseno also got one conversion. The students awaited anxiously the announcement of the team to play in Seattle Thanksgiving Day. Olympia was nominated, and, although the Wolves' rooters were disheartened, they sent heartiest congratulations to Olympia. Jess Robins, Al Hahn, Willie Payseno, and John Walmer won first team positions on the All-Olympic League Team. Dick Payseno, Bill Price, and Mel Yingling won second team honors. Don Lewis and Ron Borchers were named to the third team. Jay Tonto, Bob Terrell, Wayne Ormiston, Howie Lund, and Don McLeod were given honorable mention. The Bremerton Sun nominated Jess Robins to the All-American high school football squad. Dick Payseno and Jess Robins were picked for the All-State team. i .il 7 . f -s W 1 Howie Idundic 33545. M ale! M i 24 9 ll K ,fin ,AE 1 xi! Row 1 Ieft to r1ght Daud Pelkey Dode Thompson X10 Matson Hubert Marshall Kenny Chamberlin Dave Gruber Dlck Bulleson Larry Crlfflths Pat xllfkllll Allan Hendrickson Jim Mares Ron 2-Bob Hennmgsgaard Nhke Nlleklm Stexe Stu'1rt Frank Feulner, John Platt Bert Iler Gerald Spore Marlon Haugan Date Adkms Bllly B'lxter Dan Blose Wir Granlund Row l left to rnght Jack Anderson Jerry Robms Dan Fndsley Bill Reanier Harold Schlenker Mike Mc-Abee Fmrrell Hunsaker Ray Dunham Row 2 Sir I-lanmger Xernell Westover Fred Coleman Dean Jenmges Robert Townsend Dick Lund Ceorge Nlakelm lee Blrd Garv Ormiston Nlr Nlould 83 .Q was S 4.1. 'B-QT 3,57 'r'e91f Pse- Rou 1 left to ught lhck Pr1ce Dnld er Pud tnubu Bob Hahn Lilly lolquette Don I uter Pat Ruff Mike Green er toon lion Roh Nhlls Dm Pndslu Dnle Powell Bob li elsh Carl Walters Bob Trask Curtis Watson Jim lhmel ken Bllkc Bob T111 C113 Ol'llllSl0ll H1rrv Iutz John Iundberg Jerry Carter wan Page 101 gl , E S Y Q B ,,,, Epi C 531 ., R47 K' L All ,553 7 K gf ., Y' , t ffi gg - v ' I :N Q' 1 -3 N CTQ Q Q 'fl ' A3 is of M , . S51 1 i ' Vasu 1 ' 1 . ' s 3' ' 8 , 'I 1 as , x 1 . . I 1 l ,. . ' ' l L, Mit. if . ,4 5 I,iiggg g, M ,jig QM . 2 f 1 L 4, 5 ' 7 e7 1 - I 4 8,1 V 4 - C V i il gn , Q E v . ' 'li' I :C . , Q t 5 K I x F , . . my X We . ,U Basketball The Wolves had an overall season record of twelve w1ns and twelve losses lncludlng tournament play They reallzed that super1or defens1ve Sklll was golng to be 1ts forte Coach Stevens was W1thOut exceptlonally tall men and except10na,11y fast men, but he d1d have a determ1ned and Splrlted group that won a berth 1n the State Tournament on defens1ve ab1l1ty D1ck Payseno won f1rst team honors 1n the Olymp1c league HOWIS Lund and Stan Lund were glven th1rd team honors W1ll1e Payseno won honorable mentlon Howle Lund was g1ven honorable ment1on for h1s f1ne play 1n the State Tournament, an unusual accolade s1nce h1S team lost 1n both of 1ts appearances D1ck Payseno was the leadmg scorer w1th a total of 274 po1nts for an average of 10 54 polnts per game He not only lead scorers but dommateo the stat1st1cs by amass1ng the most personal fouls age 102 Max Grevsfad Mgr Jerry Londsley Wlllne Poyseno Ron McGuue Gerald Scluele Sian Lund Mr Stevens Bob Price Howie Lund Duck Poyseno Don Lewns Herman Nelson Scott Strode . . . . . - o . . . . u , . . - . . - . 0 . . . - . o . . . . n - . . . . . . Q u s . . -, o n ,, -1 . 1 frm-V ,Q ff W.,-H-f - U .4 5 L 'I I I L I L ' L I I I I ' 'H DICK I XSS! N0 Ll O1 VI Y jamboree Worth lutsfap Central lxxtsap Puyallup Bellarmme Bremerton Port Townsend Central Kltsap O Dea Balnbrldge Port Angeles Worth Krtsap Sequlm Port Townsend If X ,EI BV' ? X XI ILL! I' XYSENO '41 se ... L .2x RON 'NICCIIRE THL Y I 5 xX',Q, lf B lkff L-5 GFI! -ll D SCI-IIEI E Central Kxtsap 41 Bambrxdge Shelton Port Angeles North Kxtsap Sequ1m Bremerton Dzstrzct 42 Auburn 60 Bellevue 55 Issaquah 37 Bremerton State 52 R1chland 35 Montesano X F5 44 'i J 931 ! Q STAN LUND BOB PRICE M ef' I5-4 HOHIE LUND DON LEWIS JERRY LINDSLEY Page 4 5 K 13.5 if 2- 'C .4 A 4, X J XJ' lf A , K 25' 5 1 I ,ig , , , 4 4 ,I4 R 'a 5' 4 . IG 'W . I 'H 2 lj 4, . 454 il l is v A in f l ' M 4' J, ' A 47 ' ' 54 Yi I lo I 5 lc , IO ' -lj 34 41 47 ' 4 63 55 . 43 A 39 - 40 45 ' 39 1 34 53 43 55 ' 53 46 ' ' 34 ' 45 54 X 42 ' ' 44 42 35 30 32 5 56 l ' 42 43 ' 29 - 62 35 32 47 lf z 4 r 4 4 X Q w 1-C , v K s.4, , 4 .f Y, B eam The 'B Team under the coachlng of Mr Mould complled 2 record of ten wms and elght losses Mr Mould eferred affectlonately to h1s team as a fme group of boys to coac ' B111 Baxter lead the team 1n scormg w1th a season average of 9 39 polnt per game 1 KLWIP X, U11 Q Y KLZdap and L lamp 11351147 Lf l fi' Svuih Sguf l 30 'MGP kumap gaufhf l Swim Saugh' 5 3 f ffuggpl Row 1 left to ught Pat Wllffkllh Howard Broun Bob Hubbard Dan Brose Paul N estlund Richard Thane Page 104 Puyallup Bellarmrne Bremerton Port Townsend fentral Iursap O Dea Bambrxdge North Kxtsap Sequrm Ron 2 Nh Nlould Dau- Sirks Billy B'1xter hy Tanta Wayne Ormiston THF 1' l Port Townsend Port Angeles Central Krtsap Bambrrdge Shelton Port Angeles North Kxtsap Sequrm Bremerton THEY 47 I 1 T , . ' '. - t h. ' 3 , A .V ,y , I 4 5 2 J QNX. 4 'lv 5' 'U N 5 S I X- Jh , ' I gf I 1 v kg , - S0 2 38 f . 1 , Q be 29 2 A 39 K I Q 5 5 1: t J S H . , ,, 7, 3 'mp v N 'r , f - Q- E: f 3 W , I ' V 3 fl, A A , l ' l 'Snap if 3 g E3 ' , r Af ' WE -2 'VE 40 53 24 32 48 f 35 30 50 46 39 43 ' 45 47 27 41 ' ' ' 52 43 V 52 52 37 30 ' 44 55 44 45 ' ' 36 43 L ' 38 46 ' ' 22 30 ' 29 54 ' 32 38 Q4 xy 2 4 u 1 to uglt lun Neulm, Bob Tlll Glen Bovick Put Rllgg I' I ranluml luck inmluson, Bob ll llNll Bob Tr :Sk lwmr' Hinlllli' Ron 2 Fr :nk Coppmger Pu Nlyus Bill Irldufll Bill Nlmd, Bob Fllgo lee Bird, Georg: xllklll link luncl Hnuy Oshn The Jufuor I-hgh tba s born snowed well The 9t'1 rrradfi frllt lr h a. swteen Pfam- Qcheuule VV1lfll LlUI7tW1T1S and ClUl'1ll losses I fu grade nas an a na,.mfv 11 o 1 'mi xx Coontz 341 30 VC L lS f' 'Worn vm GRADE SCHEDULE l XJ ' 5 5L EDL -5 fbonrz Dewey Penmsulo Cenrrol Kursun 0 th Ixrfsap SI elron Bnlnsulu Bunnhndge Loom! Le ey SI elven Cerrfrul lf 'sup Norvlw lf lsan crrh Baunbndge Pon Angeles THEY THEY Loonrz De ey Easf Port Orchard Central Knsup North K vsop helron O0l'lfZ De ey lelfon Cenrrol K fsop Bomb :age Nov Krfsap Bmnbr dge li u 1 le'-ft to Ilgllt lohn lundberg, Bob Xhrght Nh Prckenmg Xl 'llter looper 111 :nk 'lhompson on ' lon S1 :lt Bob lelku I ul ll lltllS fllly Ornnston, Buster B'lrr Bob Rc-une: ,l 'UWM K' 'wif Uv y Y ,-a ii Us 0 Jess Robins Dick Payseno Don Lewis Stan Sherwood Dave Sicks Gary Spore Pa g e 10 6 Mel Yingling Arden Chittick Bob Price Ron Borchers Lyle Nichols Ron Mcbuire Bill Baxter Iohn Walmer Jay Tania Willy Payseno Burt ne' Paul xx Numa X .K . ,o K, w - v Baseball The dlamond forces under the gu1dance of Coach Muy skens and Coach Campbell got off to a f1ne start by w1nn1ng f1ve of the flrst s1x games The Wolves veteran team has been marked as the team to beat 1n the O1ymp1c League Ror Borchers 1S the lead1ng hlcter thus far w1th a hefty 435 average Mel Ylng 11ng and Paul Westlund have two mound vlctorles each Coach Campbell Coach Nluyskens Ron 1 left to right Nhx ClPWSt ld manwger Bob Prlre Don Iewis Jag Tanta, Iohn X8 llmu Ron Boxrhens Jess Robins, btan Sherwood, Gary Spore, Dem l ntel m nn agar Row 2 Iee Cook mlnngel Bert Hel Kiel lm Img Duck Payseno, W lllxe P'nsen0 -lrden thlttlrk Isle Nichols Blll Rmxter Ron WIP Gulre, Jun Hansen Ruhud H'ut3 nnnflger Ron 3 Wlr C nmpbc ll lSSlSt'lIlt co wh Hel nmn N elson Riehmrd G01 r P'1ul Xl estlund Ron Nlmton Du e Q11 ks Ted lohnston R194 Joslg n, Dick Xl llls ts Nh Nlnvskens coich .,. 999 Ron 1 left to right Whke Price m'm'1ger Curtis Bjorkheim, Benny Robmson xlllxl' Nh lbce Tong J0sl3n Roger Jensen Xernell West owen Geolge limlelnnlk Bllifel Bur Haney Oslln, and Nlike Wort Ron 9 Wir Pnckeung., lun Flsher I1rny Slll Don C'1rter, Don Boehme Pete Ifmlslu lluk Pure Bull lboden 'nd Bob W rlght, Iohn Illlldb9l5.I lfldon lhlttuk Dun Ulvenslu, 'md Shire Phelps Page IO 5 ll' f k- .-2 ,el - - 1 . --- a , , P I I Q - ' - ' :...' 1' tw- .Q , -, 1 '-, , '. ,. . . . 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HIC As the SKUHKUM went to press the thmclads were 1n the rrudst of themr season Coach Watson and Coachl-Ianlger were workmg hard and the team was shapmg up as one of the best 1n several years Outstandmg so far have beenLarry Lake d1scus,Javel1n and pole vault Don McLeod 100 yard dash B111 Thoms 440, and Buddy Chapman pole vault Larry Lake Don McLeod Buddy Chapman Bill Thoms Dick Lund Gene 'l1oEdwards 1 ken H alters Page 108 Row 1 left to right Mr Hanlger-assistant coach Bill Mitchell Wayne Ormiston, Bud Chapman Ben Brantley, Bob Lawrence, Ken Walters Eugene McEdwards Walter Lamphere Mr Watson-coach John Hein manager Row 2-Larry mke, Bill Thoms Paul Charbonneau Dave Smith Dick Lund, Don McLeod Howard Brown Dave Levenseller Don Carstensen, Denny Pargeter Sam Bering managor Row 1 left to right Mickey McFarlane Dennis Hendrickson Larry Rood Harry Lutz, Don Collins James Daniel Jerry Robins Emsley Stevens, Bob Trla Boyd Shelby, Willie Caldwell Gene Terryl Row 2 Albert Anderson Bert Kelly Karl Walters Al Bl'rd Harold Schlenker George Makela Dean Jennlgoi, Blll Hoyt, Blll Reanler Rodney Jarvis Doug Culler Kenny Barnett Phll Ainsworth, Mike Klenholz BCH Bramley DMC LPVCHSCUGI' Xl Ilyne Ormiston Paul Charbonneau . -J .-. 1, I . - . - . . 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