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

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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

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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 . . . . , . ' . , .