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

 - Class of 1956

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South Kitsap High School - Skuhkum Yearbook (Port Orchard, WA) online collection, 1956 Edition, Cover
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GJZWUEJQJO FOR THE FIRST TIME IN HISTORY SOUTH KITSAP HAS BECOME A TRULY SEPARATE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL WITH AN ENROLLMENT OF APPROXI MATELY 750 STUDENTS THIS YEAR ALSO MARKS THE NEW ADDITION OF A FOYER CONNECTING OURBUILDINGS FOR THE THEME OF THE I956 SKUHKUM WE HAVE CHOSEN LAST LOOK FOR THE GRADUATING SENIORS IT WILL KEEP ALIVE THE PRECIOUS MEMO RIES OF THRILLING GAMES DISAPPOINTMENTS PROMOTIONS DANCES HOMECOMING PLAYS AND LIFE LASTING FRIENDSHIPS ALL MEMORIES OF THE WONDERFUL YEARS SPENT IN HIGH SCHOOL FOR THE UNDERCLASSM N IT MARKS ANOTHER YEAR GONE BY UNTIL YOU TOO REACH YOUR GOAL THIS WONT BE A LAST LOOK FOR YOU BUT IT WILL SERVE AS A REMINDER OF YOUR DAYS AS UNDERCLASSMEN YOU v MUST ALWAYS BEAR IN MIND THAT TO BE HIGH WE MUST ALL START LOW + THE ANNUAL STAFF ogg! , xl boy wr P 9 qfgb f? Q Q , LB 1 I fx 0 A wk 5' B CRY I w f .fp ,Ai J T : QS. .4 - n KV 5 ,Ts ' ss v ' I 5 : ,N ' V xl -u -Y . . N I I' A O ,QT -I If . 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' . ,Q - I , -5 kk Wi.. if X. , tw '.,,'. 9. x Y' . 1 MR ELMER ISVICK PRINCIPAL if ef' li ul , W w ,Q I M6 f Offwe Staff 'H Em in W 5: WI n 255 Mr Sfener Kvmsland Mr Arthur Grosso Vuce Prmcnpal Vnce Prmcnpal Mrs. Marian Parker M,-5, Janet Round Secretary Secretary IO 7mwMw.Qf 1 CAFETERIA STAFF - Nancy Levenseller, Wilma Hoffman , Mrs. Conklin , Mrs. Dodeward, Mrs. Chapman, Mrs. Ormiston, Edith Wall, Lynn Hen- rickson, Kristi Scalf. NUPSES STAFF Barbara Stone .lolfllen Llllehel Wanda Scott Betty Chichester Sharon Muller Mary Studebaker CUSTODIANS Mr Coburn Mr Hood Mr PQ,-Sons Mr Puyseno as no picture wasuttamed of the bus drivers and their super-visa,-, r Steve Dodeward, we, the staff, would like to ocknowle e fi l thein as on Ffh ' l dg e o e spokes in th IS wheel of harmony. gf? 5' S W X Q DORIS ADLEY Scnence Dramafucs JANE BRUCE Bookkeepmg Offnce Prachce GOGAS r an-umm EDWIN BENSON Band Orchestra JOSE PH BERST Industrial Arts CALE CAMPBELL HEYWOOD CONSTABLE Graphic Arfs Englnsh Debate MERVIN HALL JOHN HAUSER Auto Shop Mechamcal Drawmg 115 FC' L IR LN. .9 ?g 4 . I . I , IX .Nix L X . I . . . . I ,K L, I H A 1' ' ' 197+ ' WALTER HOPKINS Vocal Muslc 'Wiki MAYNARD LUN DBE RG Physical Eclucahon 'll Mi' MARIAN MCCRORY Engl Ish 743439 KN ABBIE LUND Home Economics GORDON KINGSTON Agriculture xi. ,.,.,M if-Quay AARON MAS TE RS German Algebra KATY MAE LUSK Spanish Lahn HAROLD MCLEAN WALLACE MELTON Engl 'Sh Journal asm 'l 1 L A. - u I ' ,MEI x if x Ax X A Q l I 0 I I 2? K R e' 7 N Q I x - ' l ' 0 ALICE MORRIS Bookkeeping CARL NELSON World Problems U S Hnstory 7444119 HENRY MUYSKENS Advanced Math RIC HARD MO ULD Geometry ANITA PATTERSON ROBERT PICKERING English Psychology U S Hnstory MARY READY JOHN SAFFER MARTHA SANDNESS Biology Metal Shop Shorthand, Typing 1905- P' ' . 354351 ll K I I f M - 1' . I . . . I l I I O O .1 'Q , S C3 4, H ?wflfv BETTY SHUEY JOHN SORENSON TYMAN STEPHENS Home Economics U S History Bnology VIRGINIA STOTT ANITA THOMPSON ANNE WATSON Socnul Llvmg Physncal Educclhon Library HAROLD WINSLOW THOMAS WYNN JONES Agriculture English Socnology 1 Q 4 I5 mn? 5,3 xx., fx 6-iq f Q O 07 Q O 49 Q F W C P5 YC Q W L eg, Dan Brose Vuee Presudenf Pat Mucklun Presudent Pat Morgan Secretary 'J The Classof 56 graduated Jur-e suxthnuneteen hundred fuftysuxateughtP M Wednesday evenung Taking a last look we find many hugh lughts of theurschool lufe at South Kutsap Hugh School Even wuth the rude awakenung of the alarm every momung the dullness of study halls and pushung un weary lunchlunes the past three years have been such that no years wull erase theur memorues Durung the graduates Sophomore year they sponsored the annual Sophomore Hop The theme was entutled Autumn Serenade The Co Chaurmen were Sharon Vaughn Sally See and JoAnne Thomas TheurJunuor year l955 found them busy wuth the Junuor Prom Thus dance had a foreugn aur wuth the theme of Japanese Paraduse The Co Chaurmen were Gean Rosenbarger Beverly Hennungsen Duann Purdy and Pat Morgan Reachung the top as Senuors un I956 they presented as theur Senuor Ball Staurway To The Stars The Co Chaurmen were Mary Ellen Klune Januce Van Alstune Jeanne Carter and Mary Jane Peterson Also guven un theur senuor year was the Gurls Club Tolo wuth a curcus theme untitled Carousel Co Chaurmen were Duann Purdy Marulyn Wensky and Pat Morgan Dramatucs seemed to work overtume un the graduates spare tume The Hungaruan comedy Seven Susters wuthacastof fourteen students was presented un theur uunuor year As senuors they made theur auduence laugh wuth a hullaruous comedy You Can t Take It Wuth You Many one act plays were guven for publuc as well as for hugh school students Thespuans and Drama Club members worked hard wuth candy sales rummages sales, paper druves, plays and many money makung prouects un order to rause funds for a Drama Conference held un Bloomungton lnduana after graduat on Football season started the sports actuvutues out wuth a kuck and a tackle Wuth Bert ller as captaunand all the backung guven from hus team mates they came through the season wuth only two loses and seven wuns Homecomung topped off the season wuth a beautuful Queen Marol Moskelandandahandsome Mr Kutsap Bull Baxter headung the Court The theme for Homecoming was Green Years honorung the Class of l920 The Co-Chairmen were Lindq Arrungton and Claure Hoover Basketball season came next and found South Kutsap placung thurd among the Aschools un the Olympic League ln the sprung baseball and track stepped into theur place Some outstanaung student awards were guven to a few of the graduates of 56 The senior vocal truo consusting of Sharon Vaughn JoAnne Thomas and Jo Ellen Lullehei, received Q superuor rating at the Western Washington solo contest Eduth Wall receuved a fufty dollar savungs bond in aspeech contestsponsored by the Knughts of Pythuas and also a Betty Crocker award Lynn Hendrickson won a twenty-fuve dollar check for a fabruc desugn in a Chucago Art Contest The clumax to the entire years events found the seniors graduatuon night on board the VurgunuaVforan all nughtcruise on the sound They danced to a combo and ate a smorgas- board on board the cruiser. Arriving un Bremerton about sux o clock Thursday mornung they ate a steak breakfast at a restraunt in Bremerton The year l956 finally draws to a close and with it ends only a small portuon of the luves ofthese graduates. What the future may bring to these people is uncertain but under God's guidance we only hope their lives will be as full as their school life at South Kitsap has been. I7 Te S mor O ELLEN LILLIHEI LINDA ARRINGION ANN DAHLNER DAVID SMITH GERALDINE FLEMING SHARON JOYCE VAUGHN STANLEY HAWKES Qs' GEAN MARIE ROSENBARGER FRED DOMINICK FERATE DIANN MAE PURDY F gf 1 o -J f Seadau QWQQLQAW QMLHMW ' I Qfwwf is -V1 4524 MQW Qvimfvfwg ii Sealau 1'- V BMX OVVW21 ,fpcac QJWLZAMJ fmigakk gf Q QMWM 544,40 glad? Wm QEQQ l Sendafw QWZZQQVZ ZJWYZMZ QA AQQJJ7, Ezfavzz 4 , s. 1 ax '-x Semkvw Mvx ,T 5 Qmmmgwmwa 704,60 5,4614 Q 'VZIZ'-7 3' do Lfdbpwwid M! 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'- Dean Jenmges President eam,f57 The Junlor Class under the leadershlpof Dean Jennlges President Eldon Chnttuck Vlce President, and Harold Schlenker Secretary had a busy year as they pre pared themselves For the last year of thenr hugh school career The Jumor Play presented In November was Down To Earth and the cast dnd an excellent lob ln presenting It The Junior Class was represented by Kathleen Baird as a cheer leader for the football and basketball games In football Don Fanlla was chosen on the All Star team of the Olymplc League Duck Lund received the KBRO trophy for basketball and Inspirational Player George Makela set a new record rn track for the shot put event Orchids In The Moonllght was the theme for the annual Jumor Prom In April Student chairmen were Eululah Knutson Judy Boyer Patsy Lang, and Rosle Roosendaal Chairmen forthe Athletic Banquetwere Donna Hatch and Patsy Lang The Junior Class TalentAssemblywasa bug success as many hndden talents were discovered In the sprung Sally Vargo was chosen as a delegate to Girls' State The Junior Class will be carrymg the leadership next year as their bug year begins on September 5 L55 S 'R 4 T ' Eldon Chittick-Vice President Harold Schlenker-Secretary 66060-'54 2' Xia Rowl Ray Dunham Stan Chnsterson', Delos Camp bell Fred Broderuck Don Carter, Lloyd Bullard, Rach ard Burkhardt Row 2 Kay Brown, Mar garet Brunton Bev Brown Mary Blakefleld John Cald well Bnllue Brnght Donna Brunell Row 1 Multon Collnns, George Brught, Dave Dem ory Eldon Chlttlck Dean Crosswhute, John Commg, Doug Cullen Row 2 Lavelle DeLaGra nge, Dianna DeHaven, Gaye Covey, FrankChrusten, John Brownung,Sharon Cornwell LorettaCurtus WnnmeClem Rowl Ernest Bruer Mel ven Brownung Kenneth Anderson, Jack Bozlck, Ken Blake Don Boehme, Glenn Boznck Row 2 Bob Brevng, Ruchard Bonn Judy Boyer Ruby Brady Mary Blair JoAnn Blankenblller,ColleenBow en Pete Blaur Rowl Norman Allen Ken Barnett, Jack Anderson James Anderson, Earl Hyde Al Bard Kung Anderson Curt Blorkhenm Row 2 Valerla Barlett, Elsie Anderson, Kay Bensonu, Kath leen Baird Dorothy Bering Deann Blackburn, Mary Lau Aquino mai U . . . as . . A' s, V' I I I 1 5 G . o Q 5 r' V 1' B . si .. - 5 . - , ? I Q I X . ,Q . f A - ,L I x 3 N y . . . . ' .dn - , f I x, 1 'X -t Ms . A l I . . I I I o 5 . . ' - I I ' ' . I . o u o l , I I 2 L. I ' I 1 1 A g , ' I D I 4 C. I ' .5 .K . . ' ,QQ I I Q . . 1 ,,, ' 0 . l. O s , 1 1 5 3 , ' ' ' o .- I .. . . I . . Y I C . 1. 0 ss ,Q - ' ' Q V I . I ' v 1 I I . , 1 . - X I 4 ry X HQ 1 ' if ,I it f J el, W 1 f B sf 'K 56 Row I Dave Gulbert Ted Glandon Gary Goodwln Henry Hanson, George Green Wade Harty Ralph Hamilton Row2 Magorle Grayson Dave Ha Lnnda Foster, Muke Greene Doug Granum Frank Coppnnger, Arlene Geslnger Donna Hatch Rowl Rogerjensen Dean Jen mges Rodney Jarvns Tony Jos lyn GnlbertKnutzen Betty Lou Jones Make Klenholz Row 2 Eulalah Knutson Lols Kinney Shlrleyjohnson Phyl las Kratz Shirley Hutchuns Donna Kenoyer, Donna Panchot Row I Charles Gibson Howara Fleming Bob Trask Joe Edwards Bull Dodeward RobertDally Leu Lounl Fries Row2 Glenda Davus, Betty Dlu goslt Lunetta Dodeward Mar garet Gauldmg Rosalle Deusler Rosemarne De Muero Colleen Driver Fran Cupps Row l Farrel Hunsaker Henry Huebert BnllHoyt Ron Holman Larry Grevstad Row 2 Helen Hacks Lenora Holk Carol Hendrickson Duck Hughes Allan Holland, Donna Honsnngton 66460-'Ld Row I Ernre Rnmple Pat Ru BlllReanler BennyRobmson Larry Rood John Repanlch Row 2 Harriet Root Ethyl Rrck ets Jeanette Sandberg Nancy Rlngos JerryRob1ns Pat Schauer Violet Schardt Rowl PatMyers B1llMead Jlm Nerdln,DennlsHendr1ckson Floyd Helm Mnckey McFarlane Joe O'Donnoghue Row2 Elnora Malls Shella Mud dleton, Janet Mee Ivo Noten boom, Marrlyn Nelander Merrr anne Moore Nancy McDonald Marlene Nreman Row 1 Duck Lund George Ma kela, Mlke McAbee Gary Mad ara Roger Kruse, Ginger McCarty Row 2 Gayle Larson Marlorre Mastlck, JoAnn LeFave Lmda Llmbocker, Catherine McCracken Anna Llndall Row l Gary Peake Don McPher son Dave Olszewskr , Dole Powell Harvey Oslln Jlm Prckerrng Row 2 Jolene Paque Donna Per so Duck Parks Lyle Rarey, Make Phelps Sharon Pauley Judy Prlntz 1 . . ' I I . . . I . 1 I Q . - 1 33 I ' . . I I I . I - . . H- , K L . I I , 0 I I -6 I 1 . I I - . . - 7 , - I . I I 1 I I I . D , .. I - . 1 1 . . . . I O K A - I - ff I I I I . I I . l I . I . I . . ' I . . I . . I . I 58' 6036074 Rowl Emsley Stevens Harold Schlenker, Dion Todd Jack Squu res, Bob Trua, Robert Tow nsend Rosle Roosendaal Row 2 Ginger Solid Sallie Vargo, Barbara Stevens Patty Shaw, Sharon Voigt Nancy Spaulding Betty Stewart R va Tallman Row l - Kay Sampson, Marge Shaw, Jerry Sims, Kendall Sherman. Row 2 - Norman Shoemaker, Arlene Scheib, Judy Scherer, Rosemary Smith, Benito Skin- nel'- Rowl BobWelsh CurtusWat son, William Caldwell Row 2 Betty White, Phyllis Wright Marilyn Stout, Law renee Willey Rowl Doug Wiley, Bruce Yo com, Tom Wodrich, Vernell Westover, Lynn Zornc Row2 Donald Wannbo ev erlyYoung, Charlene Wilcox Florence Williams, Patsy Lang. -D 4 - - 4 1 Q- , , I . . - 2 I . ' - . . . ,' , I . I - I I I e' . 4 I 'U . -9 - . - 4 '5 v I g 1 f . - I B - I I Q 5 ,S ' a f f ' I ' - I ' . . if f' - , ' , - 1 5 S ,V B .1 A k I 59 Gary Adkins President ,Q- Harry Lutz Vice President Sylvia Lewis Secretary This years officers of the Sophomore Class were Gary Adkins as President, Harry Lutz as vice president, and Sylvia Lewis as Secretary Out advisors were Mrs Ready and Mrs Thompson The Sophomore Hop was the highlight of our class activities. As a theme we picked ln the Good Old Summer Time. e chairmen were Rita Hassenstab, Kaye Hacker, Kitty Russell, and Jeneane Gingery. The dance was one of the closing events for the school, being held on May 25. We Sophomores enioyed our Sophomore year and hope that all of the Sophomores to come will enioy their year as much. L. id' 1 Cc T f ly 45 ' ' .Hung Rowl Monte Mastnck Jerry Merrnck Eldon Stevens Ray Stltes JerryWltkoskl Dennus Wnllrams Frank Paul Row2 HerbWaImach Herb Posey Mable Meigs Carolyn Nlles Kathleen Mathus Bull McKumson Harry Mevrr Rowl Make Mort Ghyrn McPherson, Bob McKinney John McRae, Gary Ormrs ton Norman Olson, Har vey Murdock Row 2 Carol Payne, Susan Myers, Jeannue Mooney Dorene Mudd Charlene Morrow, Shrrley Matson, Ruth Muyskens, Charlene Moss Row I Jam Marvm Frank Andrews Ted Kerth John Lundberg Frank Thompson Vem Hoskrns Row 2 Gall Colvin, Ted Matson, Bull Marshall Dar lean Maier, Aleda Keller, Judy Lllleher Row l Gary Lewrs Jack Latherow Harry Lutz ob Marshall Danny Lund Tum McConnaughey Row2 Norma Latherow Na ncy Love Sylvia Lewls Elnz abeth Loudy Barbara Mans fneld Judy Lewis Bob Mc Krmson S Row l - Danny Case, Buster Barr, Gary Adkins, Edward Allen, .lamesAllen, Bill Ains- Worth, Larry Arnold. Row 2- Row 2 - Eltc Anderson, Linda Andersen, Curtis Aune, Ivo Armbuster, Bill Arthur, Ver- lene Adams, Delores Bailey. Row l -Carl Schuettke, Ray Schenewerk, Larry Smith, Bob Sexton, Larry Sill, Tom Schene- werk, Jon Scalf, Dan Scribner. Row 2-Wayne Sutherland, Gene Sullivan , Margurette Stoffel , Winifred Speer, Larry Sandberg, Donna Ryan, Shirley Sayers, Pat Sayers, LeRoy Schardt. f ai. Row l - Ruth Galliher, John Grobler, Jerry Gaudette, Bob Foltz, Jim Grant, Jerry Heath, Vern Hoskins. Row 2 - Jeaneane Gingrey, Karen Fuller, Elaine Franklin, Shairm Grothen, Linda Grant, Maryanne Garrison, Linda Gemmell . ff Row l - Bill Spangler, Jack Stack, Giles Swanson, Bruce Smith, Drew Skinner, Larry Ten- nant, Fred Tharp, Bob Tewell Row 2-Florence Hilton, Eliza- beth Thweatt, Norma Stafford, Phyllis Bauer,Marylou Skogstad, Shirley Jo Taylor, Sara Sweany, Archie Tweedie, Lewis Snow . 'L-. L25 , Q Row 1 Walter Cooper, Ron Collins, Tom Drummond, Doug Cooper, Anna Mae Cookson Row 2 Charlene Curtis Bar bara Cook, Shalene Davls, Ellen Davls, Tonnta Cassell, Sylvla Danlels Row I Gem Jones Jams Lamphere Adrienne Lunclell Duane Kung Row 2 Betty Kebbe Joyce Krlvanek JoAnne Hubbell Rowl DarrellEstep Wesley Day Tom Eger, Walter Ferns Pete Endsley, Bull Dnkeman, Tecl Ehlers Row 2 Shlrley Dummnt Bar bara Ferate, Leona Fenoughty , Ann Dunham Mary Edwards Maureen Edwam John Ely, Gary Everxst Sei' sow I John Barth Den Bert holf, WnllyBaker, Bull Byerl , Linda Blorlmg Irene Brunton, Lorrame Bayl ass Row 2 Deanna Buss, Maralyn Carr, Anna Mae Burke, Leot ta Buss, Wanda Best Judy Blair, Vlrglma Blackburn 44154 1553? NGK Rowl Charles Hower Jim Janaszak, Ron Johnson Nan cy Holk Karen Johnson Row 2 Virginia Kumble lie Hughes Deanna Kovack Georgina Johnson Yvonne Jensen, Rosalie Kvallcek vial J Row l Rod Hay, Bobby Hoa Maurice Hoyt Fred Gruber Ruta Hassenstab Carol Guy, .lim Harstad, Jlm Hanlun Row? Khaye Hacker Jean Harlow, Eileen Hawkes, Lilly Jean Helms, Barbara Grupp Wilma Gehrlng, Virginia Ge singer, Paddy Hanna Row l-Brian Swan, Ed Wall Bill White, Tom Valley, Bob Wright JohnWikheim Michael Tripp Robert Walker Jim Tre- fethen Row 2 - Janie Tavlor Jackie Wright Sue Robinson Darlene Wilkinson, Kathie Trimble Yvonne Voigt Linda Ziegen- hagen, Gus Wiley, Errol Whit- comb ,Larry Wiltermood, Melvin Whitchurch , Gary Whitchurch, Clarles Thelander. Row l Gerald Newland Jerry Ramsey Donald Ross Dick Price Mike Price Jack Ranney Lee Rees, Jam Ranger Row 2 Kathie Richards JoAnn Rooms Kitt: Russell Joan Roach Duck Rice, Karole Rey nen Wevee Pllllng Elizabeth Norris Ellen Plumb .,, 1, - , .r,.-f . .1 M Kfnh 1 , r 'I P-f-gm X X...J X . v UWMWWW S? Fzeaddeu' W Stcwleat 'gadq Uggwm George Makela Martha Murdock Lmda Blorlmg Vnce President Treasurer Secretary Student' Zaman! l955 - 56 S. B. Officers Student Council Meeting 66 M gala Kathre Trnmble Secretary Donna Robinson First Vrce President Gerrl Fleming President Deanna Blackburn Second Vice President The Girls Club has had a very busy year We have started several new thmgs thus year such as e Welcoming Commnttee and the Bug Sister Program The Tolo Week turned out to be a bug success an was clnmaxed by our annual tolo dance with the theme of Carousel The annual Mother and Daughter Banquet held In May was very nice and on Semor Whlte Day we clumaxed our year by mvltlng the Freshman girls from Marcus Whitman to participate ln our moving up ceremony T Rowl Linda Blorlmg, Carolyn Fellers, Gem Flemmg, Mrs Stott, Donna Robinson, Gean Rosenbarger Row2 Kathre Trimble, Lenora Holk Dnann Purcly Nancy Mooney Marllyn Ragsdale, Dianne Black burn, Loretta Curtls 67 l l .l f l rl r' to g . I I O I 0 0 . O d 73, 'H , T, uk C' 5 N .Aw - ' 1, 9 C I ,Vi 2, Q VA X f 7 + 'I M C J . , , ' ' 'CP' T s eff , l ls . . . . . . . 0 . . , . I I . . - 'b ' '5?ag4'Sz'azfe Frances Hacker, Phrl Clark Carolyn Fellers Boys and Gnrls' State were held on June I9 27 and July 6 13, res pectlvely, at C W C E , the college un Ellensburg Thus busy week consisted of running for clty, state and natlonal offices, electrons, Inauguration, a talent show, birthday party, recreatlon, graduation, and many more Thus cntnzens school rs sponsored by the Amerlcan Leglon of this state, and nts membership thus year was 350 faq ew 3 Row l Charles Hower, Dave Gruber, Ellgha Whlte, Bob Wright, Jlm Harstad, Pete Endsley, George Makela Row 2 Doug Cullen, Dan Brose, Byron Maclntyre, Harold Schlenker, Dean Jennlges, Bull Baxter, Lance Degnan Farrel Hunsaker To become a member of Key Club, a person must be packed by the members of the club and have to be ap proved by the Faculty The arms of the Key Club IS to promote students guldance and good relations around school Bull Baxter President Elrgha Whlte Vlce Presudent Eldon Chnthck Secretary Jef 1 6 R L , 5 , 'C I I ' - -, ' 0 I O C . C . O -Sq? X 4 W 1 - ,y::M,'A ,3zi::3:,1itH,, x , .n. fs. W K Q f Q. SQ r ss - .C ,.. r , U- . V f g . 1 V jk I I - K e ' 1 . I , - ywe K1 EQ? 2 6046 Don Failla-Secretary Bill Baxter-President George Makela-V-Pres. Any senuor, Iunuor, or sophmore who has earned an A team letter un any sport or who has served for one year as a manager or scrube, us elugubleto Ioun Lettermen s Club The maun functuon of the club us to promote servuce to the school and to the com munuty Each year Lettermen s Club trues to rause money for the student body Thus year the Lettermen s Club sponsored a smoker The club trues to endeavor to guve each boy a sense of responsubuluty un and off the athletuc fueld Row I Gary Ormuston Jum Kerlee, Bob Foltz, John Repanuch, Rodney Jarvus, Davud Adkuns, Don Car stensen Harold Schlenker, Jum Hansen Vernell Westover, Bob Marshall Rues Joslyn Row 2 Wade Harty, Bull Ashby Jum Harstad John Lundberg Don Faulla Vuc Matson Ken Chamber lun Gera d Spore Emsley Stevens Dave Smuth Paul Charbonneau Davud Pelky Row 3 Bull Dodeward Dan Brose Bull Baxter Dale Powell Bull Reanuer Dean Jennuges Duck Thane Bert ller Duck Lund Bull Mead George Mak la Roger Jensen Don Carter Dean Carter Muke Mc Abee Paul Westlund Dave Gruber George Tuchenor Wullue Caldwell Al Burd Yr' C' N' El o o I Il Il o . . . . . . , . . . . . . , . . . . . I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I . . 1 I I ' . . . . I 1 I I I 1 ' I I I 1 ' . . . . . . I I I 1 I 1 . . . -: 1 I I -' 1 1 I I . . . . I I I I I - V J X, P-, N ,' 1 RX C215 lf PN 7mfgw0mz' l 'J7' L.. as 5 '5 U W www Ux Ck Long 6 U 'P 63 isf OW Kew F Al Pnes-S v XXTQJ NX Ujkys if 6, t., or 0410! sc ef! Ofc,-7 land dog J one fr O 1 lb O eve 557 Vuc Matson Recorder Frances Hacker Secretary R X I F Dan Case Balnff 017 41 1 -7 Cr, or ML Traffic Court was new ly organ uzed thus year as a dlrecf result of the Farsi Kltsap County Teenage Traffnc Safety Conference held In October of 1955 It rs organnzed on the basnsof lqludges 5 sensors 4 lumors ano 3sophmores Dur :ng ltsflrstyear If has not had any repeat violators ll f 5 . ' of - Au 4 R Q.. X , I 0 y r K rx , 5 tx , ' Q 0 B 5 F 55 K KL ' x 0? . XX f f X X gc r 3 C X Jiuxx LJ . Q0 l C-5 gr X ,K 'Y ,A I - ' ' lf 5, ' X g y r't, ' NX ,. ' l .3 s xx ls gl A JQ X T l sy K f 4 oe eff J V f xf .w, LT W-.1 U W N, V 7 Xie C O, Q K 5 ll XQQA W'64M lo Inf X ,Cf ' Q ' O4 r y 2 oegyhk lx W- Q: xv 9 S' T7 ' 0 er 1 L, mm ' ' fx ' M X l ' ' ll L' V ll 5 x j U lg I ll ' .XX ,ll ' ' V Myyl X - - yy ,y 1, . 0 . . . ll . . ll 4 'j j' . . . rl ' l ' ' - 1 ' , ll: UN N A X ,K Ddatedal ull Row l Ted Glandon, James Anderson, Bull Reanuer, Mr Con stable, Fred Ferate, Dave Smuth Row 2 Mary Lou Mateucka Shurley Johnson, Pat Breed Bar bara Mansfueld Yvonne Vought Eduth Wall Eluzabeth Norrus Under lurusductuon of Mr Constable debate had a very successful year Thus year s ,ce P9 Pres Ted questuon was Resolved That ere' 'GS Mary Lo Gl'-'In Qn the Educatuonal Pruvuleges Ury, treasurer U Mateuko Granted to the Veterans of the Korean Be Accorded to the Qualufued Youth of the U S Despute the duffuculty of the questuon beung changed un the muddle of the year, we made a very good showung Many hugh schools were vusuted throughout the year Also a good tume was had whule vusutung the colleges Pat Bre d The purpose of the Servuce Club us to serve for the school tunctuons The gurls take tuckets For all the ga mes and try to better theur school We had a get acquaunted tea for the new gurls un our school at the furst of the year and ut was enloyed by all 4 - oxfkgr fa dl f C QW' Jew ff Sas-'su IC-Q, I W Row l Betty Chuchester, Martha Murdock, Jeannue Mooney, Sara Sweaney, 4' l Phyllis Bauer, Karen Johnson , Bev Siegert. Row 2 Lorraine Bayliss, Jane Dyson, Margaret Brinton, Rochelle Bruhahn, Krusti Scalf, Joan Thoms, Judy Lewis. Row 3 Dona Ryan, Donna Pless, Lavelle DeLaGrange, Lully Jean Helms, Ann Dahlner, Sharon Muller, Nancy Mooney 1' 7 f' , x S 74 'H' 5' ' 1 T ,K g .X f up by Q ff ff J :uf ' Q 1 9 fu 1 K K .,.. . S AS-1 1,-,mr I :,f,:,,.X,G ' . - . I . I g . I . I . I . . . r4 . T I ' I V. ' ' ' l: Z Se - .I 'I d 5 . . . 0 0 o n o - ' l uu ' ll 0 ' ' X -K , s a il Civ-5 ' isnt 3 Bar-Rowl Gean Rosenbarger, Fred Ferate, ,Io Ellen Lulleheu Sharon Vaughn Dave Smuth, Pat Mlcklun, Elugha Whute, Stan Havufkes Row 2 Linda Arrington, Duann Purdy, Carolyn Fellers, Marulyn Wensky Duck Long Mr Muyskens Martha Murdock Barbara Stone Gem Flemunq Ann Dahlner Claure Hoover 06190 2 Bar Row I Emsley Stevens John Repanuch Duon Todd Pat Ruff George Makela Davud Olszewsku Ralph Hamulton Duck Lund Jum Puckerung Row 2 Glen Scheuber, Don Olund, Dave Gruber Eduth Wall Januce Van Alstune, Krustu Scalf, Mary Blakefueld Margaret Brunton, Merruanne Moore Judy Pruntz, Margaret Gauldung, Leu Launu Frues Helen Hucks Loretta Curtus l Bar-Row I Darlean Maier, Judy Boyer Betty Lou Jones, Gaye Covey, Donna Hatch, Norma Stafford Shurley Dummut, Mable Meigs, Rosalie Deisler Row 2 KuttyRussell, John Lundberg, Tom Eger Kay Brown, Lenora Holk, Barham Ferate, Fred Walls, Bob Foltz Row 3 Kathie Trlmble, Mary Lou Matelcka, John Grobler, Eric Clsney, Tom Valley, Duane Kung, Lunda Biorlung Kung Anderson, Ruth Muyskens 72 El ugha Whute Pres Gav Covev Vuce Pres Judy Lulleheu Sec Treas The Torch Club has had a very successful year under the capable leadershup ofthe Presudent, Elugha White The unutuatuon was held on Nov 29 un the evenung W sponsored a Pep Assembly and our moneymakung prolectwasa candy sale We also had our annual pu c nuc un the sprung To become a member of Torch Club you must have an accumula tuve semester averaqe of 3 0 from the last semester of the nunth grade N A 1 'J . ,, u M , . . 1 I . . - I I . . . . . . . . ' I I - . . . , ' I I .I I U I O . . 'Q ' v , lo I I, , 4 , u . cn u. - . -f ., 'ff - - , ' u, ,u, ., , I E , ' , - A J 2 , - I ' I J A T V -f' L A ' 7 I I ' sf' , A u -NW' ,rw . . ' ' I I I I I I I I ' ' I ' ' I I I I . . . . . . I I l I Q 0 l , . . . . A . ' - - H ' . o 0 e . . . u .- 0 I O ' I .- YNY Q 5 o 1 I . - . , . ' Q ' I . , . . K lu' f .-7 SENIORS Linda Arrington Ann Dahlner Fred Ferate Gerri Fleming Stan Hawkes Claire Hoover JoEllen Lillehei Pat Micklin Diann Purdy Gean Rosenbarg Dave Smlth Sharon Vaughn GI' ' Wana JUNIORS Mary Blakefield Kay Brown Lei Launi Fries Helen Hicks George Makela Pat Ruff Emsley Stevens Dion Todd National Honor holds no meetmgs or elects no officers Members are picked by Mr Henry Muyskens from the Torch Club You must have better than a B plus average and faculty approval to be eligible for this hugh honor Twelve seniors and eight lumors make up this Honor Society Thus society s symbol is one of the best qualifications when applymg for a 'ob Rowl Pat Micklin Pat Ruff Dlann Purdy Jo Ellen Llllehex Claire Hoover Linda Arrington, Gerrl Fleming Sharon Vaughn Gean Rosenbarger Ann Dahlner Row 2 Emsley Stevens Dion Todd George Makela, Kay Brown Leu Laum Fries Helen Hicks, Mary Blakefleld Fred Ferate Stan Hawkes Dave Smith 73 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q ' Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q ,, . I I I I I Q Q Q I I I ' Q Q Q Q QQQ I I I I Q Q Q I I I ' Row i Helen Walker Myrna Chapman Kathleen Baird Dlann Purdy Pat Morgan Marol Moskeland JoEllen Llllehel Sharon Vaughn JoAnn Thomas Sally See Dixie McPherson Carolyn Fellers Miss Lusk Row 2 Louis Stack Buddy Stewart Norma Geyer Mary Studebaker Margo Johnson Wanda Simpson Nancy Levenseller Linda Arrington Claire Hoover Dorothy Feddock Ruth Ann Millard Carolyn Hook Sharon Muller Joanne Boddy Row 3 David Pelky Von Baker Dean Carter Ann Dahlner Gean Rosenbarger Pam White Marilyn Wensky Wanda Scott Frances Hacker Nancy Mooney Betty Chichester Jane yson Gerrr Fleming Myrna Ramsey Barlett, Ginger Solid Donna Hatch, Benito Skinner Row 2 Patsy Lang, Sallie Vargo, Judy Boyer, Betty Lou Jones Merrranne Moore, Harriet Roots, Phyllis Kratz Row 3 Betty Stewart, MargaretBrnnton, Rosalie Densler G yle Larson Arlene Scheib Linda Foster Eulalah Knutson Row l Ruta Hassenstab, Kitt: Russel, Khaye Hacker, Joan Roach Nanc Love, JoAnn Rooms, Sylvia Lewis Karole Reynen Janne Taylor Row 2 Joyce Knvanck Darlean Maier, Ruth Muyskens, Sue Robinson Kathie Trimble ShurleyTaylor Margurette Stoffel, Joanne Hubbell Shir ley Dummlt, Lilly Jean Helms Row 3 Jeneane Glngrey Phyllis Bauer, Linda Blorllng Norma Lath erow, Shirley Sayers, Jeannie Mooney Sara Sweany, Pat Sayers, Judy Llllehel Marne Hetrick 74 Judy Prmtz Vice Pres , Carolyn Fellers Pres., Judy Llllehel Sec. i 1 XQQXKQ Pep Club hada busy year as usual Homecoming, under the leadership of Lin da Arrington and Claire Hoo ver, was held in November, and the profit went to pay for the annual Athletic Bon quet which is given by Pep Club in honorofall boys that participated in athletics Anyone who is interested In cheering and rootmg at the games IS eligible to loin this Club Miss Lusk lsthe Club s advisor 5. if - I I 1 I I I I I . -I I I I . I 1 . 0 ' . 1 1 1 1 1 I I . I I I - . 1 1 1 - - -' . ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 . I 1 1 1 1 1 - '- f 1 . x, X i I-be 0 Row I - Kathleen Baird, Donna Kenoyer, Judy Printz, Vcleric , . - I . . . ' . I 1 s . ' 1 C . Q I I I B I I . 4.ll. . 1 . . ..- . . . . I C O 5 C . . . . . . . . . . - . . , . .. I Y ' ' I I ' ' I 1 1 1 1 - . I . . I - I , . 141161146 Row 1 Sharon Vorght Jeanette Sandberg, Jolene Paque, Dlxene Hqrrmgi-on Pregldenf, Klf Marlene Nlemann, Ethyl Ruckets Murphy Reporter, Ethyl Rackets Row 2 Dlxene Harrington, Kat Murphy, Georgnna Johnson Secretary Treasurer Art Club has had a very uccessful year We have decorated for the class dances and helped wxth the follies Mr Gogas as supervnsor dud a very frne 'ob and helped us un every way Bruce Smith Sergeant at arms Norman Allen Vice Pres Gary Lewls Pres 6660366 A? Row I Harvey Murdock, Drew Skinner, Bruce Smrth Le Launl Frres, Norman Allen, Edward Allen, Gary Lewrs Row 2 Ann Dahlner Florence Halton Lllly Jean Helms, Larry Wlltermood, Adrienne Lundell, Larry Tennan The purpose ofthe South Kutsap Hugh school Scnence Club as to promote Interest rn science and to assnst those who have that Interest 75 Rowl LmdaArrmgton WandaScott MarolMoskeland Carolyn Fellers Terry Muller Elngha White, Lyle Rarey Bull Ashby Howard Fleming Doug Cullen Don Cady Row 2 Frances Hacker, Merrlanne Moore Kristi Scalf Rochelle Bruhahn Mary Stud ebaker Sharon Vaughn JoAnne Thomas Marilyn Wensky Pat Morgan Len Launl l Fries, Gean Rosenbarger Row 3 Kay Sampson, Eulalah Knutson Sallie Vango Mary Jane Peterson Jeanne Carter Carol Munson Sally See Nancy Levenseller Rosalie Deisler Freddy Mae Bates, Sharon Vought Valerla Barlett Judy Pnntz Donna Kenoyer JoEllen Lillehen Mary Sybe rtz Drama Club, underthe supervision of Miss Doris Adley and the leadership of 14084 A51 I Q f 0-,fx ltsoffncers, has hada well rounded year Among the activities this year have been the Jumor, Semor, and Christmas Plays, Four one-act plays, a work shop for Girl Scout Leaders, make up for the Follies and the annual Awards Ban quetnn the sprung To Ioan Drama Club a student must be a Jumor or a Senior andignrg a short reading before the old Drama members Z5 IAS Row i Carolyn Fellers Clerk Dave Smith Pres , Gean Rosenbarger -Treas. Row 2: Diann Purdy-Vice Pres., Sharon Vaughn Secretary. Sec , Jeanne Carter Treasurer Q Rowl DougCullen, Dave Smith Terry Muller Linda Arrington, Duck Thane, Sharon Vaughn, Marilyn Wensky Pat Morgan, Lei Launl Fries, Clarence Meigs Row 2 Gerri Fleming, Loretta Curtis, Fred Ferate, Carolyn Fellers, Lyle Rarey, Frances Hacker, Mary Jane Peterson, Judy Boyer Donna Kenoyer, Valerla Barlett, Donna Hatch, JoAnne Thomas, JoEllen Llllehei, Howard Fleming Dean Carter, Gean Rosen barger, Mary Alice Parris, Diann Purdy The mam prolect of Thesplans was to raise money to go to Indiana forthe National Conference in June. Funds were raised by having bake sales, rummage sale, paper drive, Senior play and selling zoncessions. We installed two troupes and did four initiations. 76 - if 'K wi, . x, ' l D 1 I 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 ' 1' 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 ' 1 1 Q23 1 I 1 1 1 . 'J 1 1 1 1 1 or It I I U 7 . . . .. . C . . . , - . - . - . ' 9 9 I I U I .I . . ' 1 I Q . 5 I U . - N 1 A A A A . .1 , Z 0 I I L ' 1 1 f t . . H , , - I . . I - . . Q : ' 1 a . ' ' ' c 1 C I I Row l Donna Kenoyer Clerk, Gean Rosenbarger Pres JoEllen Lnllehen Vice Pres , Row 2 Valerla Barlett 'GQ Wt-ff-Q.. T ' V.-w-an ef-...eq MORE PERFECT UN ON DORA THE BEAUT FUL D SHWASHER ef' EVSDSE I sf fx rx s.f sf O rx U sa Hyac nthD Merr anne e Vargo IMrs IEstherJ Sa fx sf aker eb ud St ary V3 A o 9 'o C 4 I ref R ow Moo EE TI SO P Gm I N1 4- fx I gt Vo onn Sharon I Se IRo ri awye I U fx xx rs xr be 13 o U C o CP N 3 o zz ,445 775494 WR A X .Mew mmmw.-aww may WM f 'ws Z 'di 77 'llyuf wr A f H-'i?'fi LOST K SS L rrettel Le eand QPe osk M T0 'R Q, 2 1,1 9 ' . I f Y, I-Iffffyf . 9-.. ,, . .. .11 ' I A H I I H ll I ll In . 5 3 Row I-Wanda Scott Joan Freddy Mae Bates Sophie Nancy L Il Q elly See Dem M ry Car IMunson Jeanette Heder Lyle Reney Loren Elie'-,e White L Row 2-D Kenoyer xine Eulalah Knu son SaIIy Kay S I D . . . 4 4. , L, J: hlvhl X43 is , Mg I 1. A,AA V 1 A, ,Q 5 f 1? IQ I ' x I T' I A Af.: , I -,V , I My ' 35535 'A A - 5 vyv- f' , -L:--an , ,Q 1 'gg ' ,. , 51 4 ' - Q X A 1 6 ..., X Ji V M 'ie N. A ,Q M ig JACOB COMES HOME L ' I I I I I I Ile Bruhahn QGrandmaI I I i i auni I Fries Maiden Lady Jud Print Kiss Valeria Barlett Girl iIIer Rudolph DougCuIIen Grandpa EIighaWhite SOICIISV Row 2-Butch Ashb Boy T Miller Man Kristi Scalf Director Howard I i I oche -R Row OH ngt a Arr nd JL da 09 M ri ean Rosenbarge rson IL esel G te Pe he aryJa OW 'K- 0 We R fs sf st I Lo II 15 xr fx U -O D I sy rx xy ,K gf rry Y I e sf X 1-C s.: 11 xy fs sr Ps L. x. U 'T OI 3 0 I F em ng IP errotl 7.71.1-K OFFICERS Lenora Holk Presudent Anna Mae Burke Vuce Presudent Mary Lou Mateucka Treasurer Rowl Lenora Holk Vurgunua Gesunger, Harruet Root, Mrs Shuey, Norma Stafford Mary Lou Mateucka Karen Johnson, Nancy Holk Marulyn Carr Row2 Arlene Gesunger, Mrs Lund Yvonne Vougt Wulma Gehrung, Donna Pless, Duxene Harrungton, Lully Jean Helms, Eluzabeth Loudy Jeanette Sandberg Judy Blaur, Dorene Mudd Anna Mae Burke The purpose of thus club us to unterest gurls un home economucs, euther professuonally or otherwuse Thus yearthe gurls un FHA have been quute actuve ln October a group of gurls attended the Reguoncl Meetung and put on a skut on Parluamentary procedure October 30 to November 5 marked FHA week Each day the gurls had a dufferent program planned ln December theur maun prouect was makung tray favors forthe hosputal sectuon ofthe veteran s home February 27 they held a dunner for theur parent s March wasa very actuve month as far as FHA was concerned The gurls attended the Leadershup Con ference at North Kutsap A few weeks later Demonstratuon Day was held at Sumner ln Aprul was the state meetung at Pullman 78 J Wu S l . - 4 u El A . fi Q C u 1 S I '. m l fu. We iz f ' .' M I A . ,ua ' I 0 I U I I ' ' I I I I I . . . . . . , 'K I IJ, 1-Bowser' 'ff'-ffigfgexss eo' CS' :Bi W 'XR 5 el efs Qs, 7' ni I 4 0 0 l f X J' ef So+x0 gl IPAQ: r XX QQO f Q 'HJ Q Q fe O O6 6 I5-fr U U Cf 'ou I so e O 01- 7 'elf S 000 xg WGO5-Ur ons e 50 Q 9 l Q Row I Larry Sandberg Tum McConnaughey Stan Chrlsterson Bull Marshall Raymond Hoyt Leroy Llder Ray Hoover Norman Olson Fred Tharp, Ed Wall Larry Arnold Row 2 Harold Winslow Dick Price Ray Dunham Farrell Hunsaker Bob Trask Bill Baxter Dan Brose Ken Barnett Bobby Hook Frank Christen Ron Johnson Row3 Gordon Kingston Mel Browning Maurice Hoyt Henry Huebert Gilbert Knutzen James Eychaner Dan Scribner Charles Thelander Irvin 'Shaffer Ernest Bruer, Ken Anderson Doug Cooper Ted Matson Darrell Estep, Melvin Whstchurch Lewis Snow The South Kitsap Chapter otFuture Framers of America was very active during the l955-56 school year. Some of its activities were: The concession booths at home football games, poultry, dairy, and livestock judging teams, a parliamentary procedure team, a public speaking contest, State farmer applicants, an annual parent and son banquet, and exhibits at four fairs. Some highlightsofthe yearwere: a trip to Pacific International by the dairy judging teamg Ken Barnett ourChapter president being awarded the state farmer degree and Mel Browning winning the district public speaking contest. 79 0 Gt 0 g 69 ' 'K ev, -5' I S A '14 1 - ' - : l x 4 A 1 Y 1 A , I 0 Y 4 .7'iT.. M 5 33 Q ol? fi V . ' .. I N QA . X A T Q., K X I ir: ' .9 44 4960 ' C '39 in fi Q ' 6' e 0 fsy f ' ,Q ' 0 .5 J eo. ffm, Nix 'L' 0 N 1' 9 , W 4,1 A JN-J mth 1 by. - Q NJ, C NB 4- G 1- 400 F M' er Pl Q te rf! 4 1- ' ' as - A A, yt, .H Bef r K ' w4ul70c'mwu Q is Linda Arrrngton Valedlctorlan Sharon Vaughn Salutatorlan '!G ' Qi! www Edith Wall Betty Crocker Award .45 Bob Trla Mr Cohen Gaye Covey Brotherhood Week Story Winners OTHER AWARD WINNERS Ruby Brady 8. Sharon Pauly Twlrlung Fred Ferate Mathematlcs Butch Ashby Marathon Lynn Hendrickson Art Award Semor Trno Superror Rating i i John Wlkhelm 81 Doug Cullen United Nataons Assocratlon Examrnatlon Contest Wnnners rod l . ,W ?'1,.' r . I . I . . . ' I ff. '- 'W A , . . O ' D I I . ' 1 . . . .. V A -. suse- A 'V , , ' .L wma rpnfq rs ' V .N Q ,Q W C -Q 7 A ' Y L A A ' 4' ' N fl , X H- X 0,5 . 7 X ,us 4 f ' ' W, ' Vu Q- -' . 1' ' r ti ' - l -C, is , Q. A I A - - xr p . X6 A W A 8 h F W A 5 1 , X ., gk V up an X 5, ,,,..., . V Q -- K s ' .3 ,W ev K 1' fm N' in-,ss A , 'f . mags Fl M 1 ' . . J . X 1 A X 4 1 . nun ' 'P' is Q iihff 3 L-me ,, Q fl ' umtm tl T ss X, mm we A 'R -A 7'fQ? Y . l . M 'N r ww X ' ,1 My Lf. 'l ' U, ' f W. X kinks KK We K 8 W :Q Q' E -4 K f . R. 1 .X A . . , fn' W: , V. 1 ' 52 fe' 2 4-as rv ,,, sr 0 v y 1 . ,E t A ,wp is sf. 153 R? , - -FL, , A 'Y . ,fits fb . .W em . 3,9 xwigx AW , 3 i. fx.,.7l' . . . . . . . . . . z I -,M EX fn l 4 rfatwazea I V ,. 72 T 1, X .4 Rl:!Y f W 5 , ' 7 j f? A Weedlq Wage Buses unload for the day To fhe lnbrory for reseorch work 2 26 Schools out' Dldn T get There In fume tothe offlce For cz lofe slap Tnme out for Lunch Q ! - i N ., .. . ar Bremerton Pep Assembly Ruby B ady Jr Class Assembly Dave Acllcuns'-7?'7'7 9 Dustrnct Toumament Pep Assembly Wall Cooper Dlsfrlcf Tournament Pep Assembly Annual lMickey Mousel Assembly l 8 M I A N , , , , .-., A rl P . . . y.f'l Wa 7 --. . . ' -- ,-. 3 40664 11 an lo yell Ash like e 44 X BU Co ff Ae'-1 e 4 D 00,70 8 G fx Charlotte Brummoncl 8. Larry Harding ...ffijx cw' Mary Alice Parrns 8. Dan Case 8. Janne Taylor Dale Kerkes jar -'ffl ,eliggc O C, fir,-'..-fi -i' 70:41:45 240664 CEQA A six --,... -.. N7-f -Q, The fwo formal dances during the school year are the Senior Ball held ln 1'heNfall anlzl the Junlor Prom held ln The sprung Thus year Stairway To The Stars and Orchldsln The Moon llght were the Sensor and Jun lor Prom themes respectively The Sophmore Hop held ln the sprung IS the only semnformal dance held clurrng the year Chairmen - Jeanne Carter, Janice Van Alstine, Mary Ellen Kline, Mary Jane Peterson. .5 3 Scene from Eleventh Dance Making decorations are Marilyn Wensky, Dixie McPherson, Nancy Mooney, Sharon Vaughn, .lamce Van Alstme and JoAnne Thomas 85? 'Mm W-of Chounnen Eudolch Knuhon, Pohy Lang, Rome Roosendccl , Judy Boyer xl K x E6 W X r Y K 4 S Wap Chairmen - Khaye Hacker, Rita Hassensfaob. Kitti Russell h Zoe 64416 'Pale 70614 Zan 1,-0 Y Jfeqrsueffel Pub 006 .lon U C00 doleffe! e PMG '60 1 S 96' Lune up all of you are unbr arresi' Vlc Mahon Ellgha Whuh Marilyn Wensky Sharon Vaughn Carolyn Fellers Phul Clark Dean Coner JoAnne Thomas Von Boker Don Olund Ann Dohlner Pat Mickl'n Ken Chamberlin Qffer 8 JoEllen Lillohol Dove Smifh. Not shown Duck Thane Ten'yMiller Bev Hennlngsen Don Cady Pull in YOUI' gfoma ted lo DePinnq But X onl'I won Rn'-We ' as m ch' Mr borr0 ' mm ICI55' JUNIOR CLASS PRESENTS T. 488' 'Q' INN! 89 N 'il ... 1 35 L 'I I V A 'Sk , V 15.4 L ' . . W4 J K I . f L 75 Q Q 'Fw' Y : ,.1.M.....W.,,,, 'R 'W my - 1 qw W - 5 h W 4 Q T 4 -'uf' . S x A-J Rf' ff 'X : Y Z J. f -fm I ' , Q- - 2, -1 - v ' x w f ,. , f -...4 Q g g L, f X' R, ' xl. f J ,, 3 I -1 U I 4 , A X Lg if W h' ' .M ' 5- V Q 5 1, 'N .C 5 , hri tmas la M The Christmas play Miracle For Mary was presented by the drama club under Mass Adley s Dlrectlon Mary Sharon Vaughn upper left Mary and Joe JoEllen Lnllehel Butch Ashby upper right below Heavenly Choir w Q QXW 90 l , lkl h ,r X y Q . , . . . ? fl l l 1. ' - 0 I ' ' .X f 1 iQ .55 XZ! l S M ,, J., Xb 4- .W . X Qc K .... ' 4 4 X fc needy 'PL , 4 K u N OVUQ Q, l 5 ' Q 15 eww' .5 -,-nl' L,-f Mxglwi M uso CLY JKIJZQ C ' as-7 5 occmrm wen7LLeS 02165 vc 3 CHORUS LINE Sally See Shirley Hutchens Wanda Scott Donna Robinson Leu Laum Frles Jo Ann Boddy Linda Arrington Gean Rosenbarger Frances Hacker NOT DICTURED Jo Ann Thomas Dlann Purdy Nancy Gosseff 91 aa 4 o ,Q .y K Q ls 'fn ie, Q X V ., . 47 fa M - - 3,041 gh V73 D LP ' WY A rem-1 6. V l ' i A! Y - Q - 5 0 F' ' 35 6 .ti 2 :YQ AA I -I I-:v-g E F ::- ,:: - -, .E ' no i -nnn N v i l 5 4 Q 1 A cc.R Q - XM . ',' , X ninn f i 1 WEL QQ W,:Iq.x ' -. ,. ,. YN 8.1111-VQ4' Www .LM if.M9,,,..,,.,1l12.o mv 92 E JN R1 ,ff ff? XA -.J,,- ' 'U sf JA Q 4 i x ,1 U 71 - r6ZV.711'?E1? CA Rou SEL N111 colofras XXL Q, A f3Xo-vo, deux Qing? ybmo. io. QLQXGS5 A A .show oo-wx Qzyg, 5xma.Q.Xf3- 'Alon ba, U0 'A do' C Qxas AVQ35 QXNYG ' Sfsfw B Q, ouJ 60-DX QQ xxfo wugxxu QX'x0.'3 'N x 041.41 ff! 441.-f ff Decorating Gean Rosenbarger, Ginger Solid, Donna Hatch. Slave Day Norma Laflwerow, Tom Price Roger Jensen, and Nancy Love. 93 ee F- N 'M --- UQ oc H f,cL'l f' Q as - Q LL 3, kk . X - v rn V6 4 Mx 3: 5 - U J e CLIE vous O U Q x A X- if - ea ff' 1 ., --Lk Y N M y o M I Li xx ir ' K K , ' Z TR l dj? , . ' X Entrance Marilyn Wensky Nancy Levenseller Lynn .Hendrickson Chairmen Pat Morgan, Marilyn Wensky, Diann Purdy. L. QQ ,fx IP-Hx! fx 7705 Kamp Ed! EMM J R is . D f I I 1 aw' FI? im 'E .H 4, 5 J F if: 'Y 'Y - ..X Q. bf' mi .-, . if Xu ' ' A-,A , an g n ' 0 Y. X I W ' B .5 E cl-rv' L' Y King being Crowned Queen being Crowned pq Xxf? kg -If QI -....- 'X FA Elin -- Exit, 1956 Homecomnng Court In Achon gpv' erwqfy diva N 'Q' xg? -mn 1 wwf ,mfr- 4 H Q Q6- YWWQ Homecoming Crowd Success' Flower Gnrl cmd Crown Bearer 97 1 l I - I 1 J., ' T , C 1. ' -- V f 3 . 'l . B Q I , . 436 . 4 , - 3 K ,J y . Q ' r ,, - f 5 .X J F . ' x D 1 . in I ' 0' 4 l 1, X ' if-0 Q Q - BC A Q V g .1, . Qt: Av fu. X 3 P+. I4 fa 1- up ' 4 fl! x n C , ' A -s 1- 5:45 8 Z Y-' Y 'Q xr 'W . ,, o A, frarr , 'Q Q 1 , V . g W . y gil:-J . ,gag-f ,J V 1- 5 'c' ug r.. - I . , Ir i -P , ,gf , ii :Vigil Qu ' M JL.: gw I L - .af ve 'Q' 1 311 ,Y 1 43' F ' .-' .1 ' l 3 ' ' - 'f ' Z' :H 1' av -1 .Q I , ' -. .L . K N HL.. , Q K, .q.,A Q4 I 1- 1' J N 4 Z W- F L V. ,A,,,,1 Q -. A .552- ,1 'fr' H X ery! ' r 1 e Q gr .IQ I . . Royalty IS announced at Assembly gmihhlhiq Wolves prepare for Homecoming Ga Lmda Arrlngron, Claire Hoover Co Chaurmen Bull Baxfer, Bert Iler, Dan Bros 5, z Ivo Noffenboom Vocalist Homecoming Kung and Queen Marol Moskeland Gerrl Fleming Sharon Vaughn Gean Rosenbarger Pa Morgan Beverly Henmngsen JoEllen Lxllehen Dnann Purdy Lynn Hen drlckson Donna Roblnson 98 l 34 g s B . ' ll ll ' T S . A s - E? ,I l 'lflfa' 9' i '. , K ,X . of l M c l'- P ff ' I y I -0 rr- K i a f r H J I i n 0 r . . 2 , t e f ' fy l S S , K 4- R l fmlzcf- a S N A Q P x Q S, ,ff Row Pat Ellis, Ernle Paulson, Harold Covey, Floyd Helm, Monte Mastlclc Row Gllbert Knutson, Bull Hoyt, Dave Demory Bxll Dodeward Marvin ow Jobn Browning, Larry Roocl, Albert Anderson, Bobby Hoalc, Herb Posey, Errol Wbltcomb ficm .1 :J a Nuns o 'we Norm ssev x. Q rv R J me Jeanne Ca ve GO rv' N10 tba 'X a an qvlee G evsfa Row 7 a new to csv c to e da Dav s, Jeanme Hube man Luxe le De La Grange Gayle La son flow 4 Joyce C lns xrna Hoffran a B eed Cm wey Face od Jane Dyson Donna Verso Row J Qywv a Le 5, Snaron Vaughn Mavranne Moore Marrlyn Stadt Qosa e Qosendabl Lmaa B orl ng Row Beverly Henn nusen o llen Lwl ebe Marol Mosuelana Darlenel lkenson Barbaa Stevens Charlene Morrow Uw QAM- Boaay MQ lyn w eww M r lm Neuande , J '1 ce T.: r-er A B vo Notten :zoom Ll 604 Rowl Jeanne Carter JoEllen Lllleheu Joann Thomas Beverly Henmngsen Mona Hulen Sylvia Lewis Eulalah Knutson Row 2 Ernle Paulson Horoldfovey JoAnn Boddy Bull Dodeward Sharon Vaughn B II Hoy? Ivo Nofenboom Mr Hopkins Dnrector Merrlanne Moore, Accomplanlsf 'Mid Row I-Janet Mee, Ellen Davss, Betty Choplln Darla Kay Davis, Aleda Keller, Verlene Adams, Colleen Bowen Row 2-Kafhleen Bering, Carol Reynen, Deanna Buss, Ellen Plumb, Elberfa Klbbe Jean Harlow, Betty Kmbe, Margurette Stoffel, Shirley Jo Taylor Row 3-Irene Brunton, Sharon Edwards, Elleen Jones, Jeannie Mooney, Shirley Sayers, Susan Myers, Judy Lewis, Donna Panchof, Lnlly Jean Helms Ei? J Sarah Sweaney Donna Horsungton Marg Mas Sharon Cornwell Buddy Stewart Gaul Col Wunnfred Speer Janet Mee Beverly Brown Paul Jeffers Floyd Helm Roger Kruse Charles Hower Tom Eger Edwin W Bensen Byron Maclntyre Judy Prnntz tuck JumPnckermg Ann Lundall RayHoover vm Duane Kung Jum Hansen and Eddae Wall Dave Gulbert, Ray Schenewerk Sharon Vozght, Evan Acey, Phyllls Bauer, Don Fanlla Lynn Zoruc 101 Norman Shoemaker Walter Ferrns Benny Duck Parks Ron Collnns, Don Carter, Lee Hannah Jerry Gaudette Gary Goodwm, Cook Gene Tompkins, Elugha Whnte Torn Schenewerk Lunetta Docleward Tom Valley, Al Bard 0 Inner Clrcle Kathy Trimble JudyLlllehea Beverly Tanker Harrref Roof Kathleen Russell 2nd Crrcle SallueVargo Sharon Pauley Benny Hannah Lynn Zorsc Gary Goodwnn Dave Gurberf Mar' Mashck Jrm Prckerrng Barbara Mansfield Jeneane Grngery 3rd Crrcle Ruta Hassenstab Kay Hacker Norman Shoemaker Jrm Hansen Duane Kung Keith Shoe maker Charles Hower Byron Maclnfyre Sfandrng Sharon Vorght Edwin W Bensen Elrgha White Gene Tompkrns Tom Valley Duck Parks Janice Lamphere Swing gan! .JIBM lst Row Glen Greseth Duck Race, Tom Valley, Charles Hower, Duane Kung, Jlm Pickering, Kelth Shoemaker Jrm Hansen 2nd Row Norman Shoemaker, Elrgha White Benny Hannah Lynn Zorrc, Gary Goodwin, Dave Gulb erf, Edwm W Bensen, Gene Tompkins Duck Parks lroz l l . . . , . . 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Q 1,5 CS 5 , FK li J . . . I . . I Q .s' I 0 acc Wleez' Rowl Ivo Notenboom Mlxed En emble Eulalab Knutson Mlxed Ensemble Jo Ellen Lnllebeu Mxxecl Ensemble Sensor Truo Bev Hennlngsen Mnxed Ensemble Solonst gba on xlaugbn Mixed Ensemble Solonst Sensor Trro Mona Hulen Mixed E semble Jeanne Ca te Mrxed Ensemble Bull Doedward Mxxed Ensemble Jam Puckernnq Clar net Quartet Marlorne Mastrrlf Llarnet Quartet Harold Lovey Mixed Ensemble Ernxe Paulson Mnxed Ensemble Row 3 Gary Goodwin Brass Sextet TomVall y Brass Sextet Dave Gulbert Brass Sextet Duck Parks Brass Sextet Lynn Zouc Brass Sextet ,lanuece Turner Soloust Row l Jam Hansen, Duane Kung, Cbarlle Hower, Jam Plckermg, Ron Collins, Duck Parks, Tom Valley Row 2 Gene Tompklns, Ellgba White Norman J o mak r Benny Hannah, Lynn Zornc, Gary Goodwm Dave Gurbeft Jerry Rob N I llO4 A o , X, ,U A' '41 if-- 'if - . Q l . ' . . . 1 - 1 - f f' 1 1 I I f V I ' ' I I 1 1 1 'B 1 'l '1 1 1 Row 2 - Duane King, Sax Solo, Sax Quartet, Tarn Eger, Cla'inetQuaz'tetg Judy Printz, Clarinet Quartet, . . I . r ' l - 5 . . -l 1 'A ' 1 ' ' G 1 Q 1 . I g ' 1 2 2 1 2 , 5 ' , E . I ' E Al ' - ' ' ' ., , 'Tb e fe , . ' ' . 4- I in sm Mechanical Drawmg 'NM ggw2CJUi 11 M' P Qfkfkhffd Band Chemistry f-Jn we CC ,EN 4 J 11 M PM Q M Sewing r 105 Wmdlmea cf 'gg Zmea Glen Bozuck Judy Boyer Sports Edvtor Page Edrtor Mr Walter Melton Advisor Georgrann Smnth Freddy Moe Bates Edlfor In Chlef Nancy Levenselle Page Edrtor Page Edntor The Journalism Department put out l7 regular Issues ot the SKUHKUM and one specnal edrtlon that the proceeds from went to the Thespuans for thenr trnp back to Indnana thus summer The Paclfuc Coast Press Clmlc had seven South Kutsap gournallsm students attendang Those attend Ing were Freddy Mae Bates Nancy Levenseller Sensors Elsne Anderson Loretta Curtls Bob Trna Jumors and Bruce Smuth and Georglann Smith Sophomores Wallace Melton experienced hrs fnrst year as our lournalnsm teacher 11 4- Paper Staff Row l l'reddyMae Bates Nancy Levenseller Bull Mead Dave Smuth Kay Benson Loretta Curhs Georguann Smuth Elsne Anderson Row 2 Chuck Johnson Gary Adknns Vvade Harty Glenn Bazack Lynne Hendrrck son ShlrleyHutchans JudyBoyer Joan Thoms Bev Slegert Norma Stafford Howard Fleming Carol Guy linda Lnmbocker 4 ' -4: i l K . 3 . O C .. . . 0 ' a - I . - - 1 I 1 1 ' , . Mr. . ... .V . 1 ' 1 1 1 1 . . . . 1 1 1 1 . , . . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - ' 1 sc Hmm! Staff Gerrr Fleming lAssocrate Edrtor Lenora Holk Apprentice Edrtor Mr Cale Campbell Adv sor Bob Trra Sports Edrtor Carolyn Fellers Editor ,Q Jeanne Carter Business Manager fn. Terry Muller Art Edntor Pat Morgan Art Editor Row l Dlxle McPherson Sally See Sharon Vaughn Joann Boddy, Myrna Ramsey JoAnne Thomas Row 2 Janice Van Alstlne Mary Alrce Parrus Mary Ellen Kllne Mary Jane Peterson Dean Carter Marilyn Wensky H mum! Stacy The presses stopped rolling and work ceased as the work on me the l956 Skuhkuml was nearing completion So many people have helped to make me a book that will satisfy the students at South Kitsap, that I would gust like to tell you about a few of them Sally See, JoAnne Boddy Dixie McPherson, Myrna Ramsey, .IoAnne Thomas and he tof their staff, made It possible for me to have such a nice cover by selling all the ads to the mer chants who backed me up The faculty members were very le'1 ent when it came time for students to leave their class for pictures I have approximately I500 pictures on my l6O pages Mr Hudson, the photographer for my pictures, and his employees, spent many endless hours taking and printing all the pictures It seemed like some pictures were always disappearing, so good heartedly,Mr Hudson would make duplicates Bob Trra, sports editor did all of mysports section, Sally See, the faculty section, Mary Jane Peterson, Mary Ellen Kline, and Janice Van Alstme the Senior section, and Dixie McPherson, the underclassmen and all the other staff members worked on the rest of the pages The art work was done by Terry Miller and PatMorgan Jeanne Carter was mybusmess manager and Lenora Holk, who will be my editor next year, was the apprentice editor Gerri Fleming was my associate editor and Carolyn Fellers, my editor The whole annual staff loms with me in these ac knowledgements Manythanks goes toMr Gogas and his classes for doing the silk screened end sheets It was a big lob to do and was done beautifully I went through many processes In the Graphic Arts Department All my typing was done by the girls in the I B M room First, my pages were pasted up, then the camera room students made half tones of all my pictures and shot all line-shots The photography room students also printed some of my pictures Then I was taken back to the paste up room and was masqued up by the gurls rnthere From there Iwas taken to the students who ran the press and they burneda plate and ran me asafmushed product on the press To make me complete, Iwas put together by the bookbunders and the student's name was embossed by the letter press students I would like to mention all these students names, but there were approximatley I65 students who worked on me My whole supervision was done by Mr Cale Campbell who is advisor of me, the l956 Skuhkum, and the teacher of Graphic Arts The staff and myselfhope each and everyone of you enloy this book of your l955 56 school year happenings, and that it will serve its purpose In years to come I DARK ROOM MAKE UP FOR ANNUAL Francis DeMiero, Mike Green, Willie Terry Miller, Gerri Fleming, Jeanne Caldwell . Cdffef- 108 - c . 4 ' ' I . . . - Q an A F ' I , I .f, . . . . ' - . . . c 'I . . . - O . . 0 0 . .. . . . I . . . - . o a 1 . . I . . . . . . 0 . .- I I 0 Q . I . . . . - . . . I . . .. - . . - - 0 U a G O 1 .. . 0 v . . . I . . . on o a . . I . . 0 - . . . ' I .. I . . . , l . .. , a . I ' 0 O . . . . . . . O 'Sify Awmc 4 242402 Q 945440: KW g Q'1'fF'Wkf-5 ff .ZBA FINAL OLE MPIC C nt 0 hx! cy, South Misco Norm kzvsop Do 1 Pol? A g Bcxrm dg SeqUll'n C TOO D J 'W f I af n Q X if f if Sdenez Kudawland HEAD COACH thy! HO! if . ' gi, N X X SQ f I . . If S . .,--4 X 0 If, - A i A 1' 1' Q M ' Mf' , , X f x 'Ju -1 Y , X Q' fl -- g- 'Q .ti u SZ. ' S To Mr Maynard Lundberg we tsp our hats Maynard Swede Lund berg has succeeded an makmg the South Kitsap Athletnc program one ofthe finest In the state For twenty three years Swede has been the drxvlng force behind the indomitable splrlt IH the sports world at South Kltsap Has contrlbutlons can not be equaled Maynard was one ofthe puoneers IH recognuznng the Import ance ot athletics at South Kntsap Through athletl cs the students have a more perfect bond IH splrlt and curriculum It was Mr Lundberg s long sought dream to generate an athletlc program to compare with that otanyother state We certann lyteel thathls goal has oeen reach Asslstant Coaches Z 'Wi G-ng Tramcr Cale Campbell Bob Pickering Lloyd Blanusa ee! ie Zifafaea i n-- 4 'hai- '2 ,iw ,Q I HARVEY osum, ' all , Cb I T Z :P ,L WMM, .. in -,, :JENNY PARGETER, T amwwmii-.nnuvuu ' 1Efi.........,E,,.,,..,.,, DICK LUND QB PAT MICKLIN bfi? LEE BIRD HB uf 1 3 9 Q A .J DAVE ADKINS E ' 1 Q GEORGE M 6 l... BERT ILER, FB ! 'N W X DON FAILLA E AKELA JIM HARSTAD Q Filf' pus HA 1, V' 112 '19, , I N . 6 - .1 M4 . , HB , , X l - 1 D I 1 z' I U' ' 1 J' xg. jf ,ff 5. 4 Wf If .. 3 I I E I Qi 1' if , ' , fn I I ---' 4' . - ,. R f. ' W ,....,-. .E.N m,,,.... F 3? , W 'zmhfgidfdw fyi is A17 E ,, f , 3 Q2 2 ' 'Y-Y GERALD SPORE i 77feeL' 75a Zyalaea I ' . P if f X ,Z I , HB J I f . . '- S . 5 ' A I 9 ' 1 Q , 5 f . 4 ! C 1 .54 ' A 1 HB f I C f 'Ant ' N ' xf y ...Puig ug' 1 ' FF W3 5, 4 ,G f 4 531 I .ff S J. 77Zeez' 744: 70666464 S 0 -1 O 70 Z P -4 uw O Z O 3 m f? F' on P X -4 rn ,U Q WP 4-4 1 IV' HUBERT MARSHALL bu DALE POWELL, G '1! 4fi' i ff' 3 WG F GARY ORMIQTON T ' LARRY wNITH T ,n FFORGETICHFNOR T DON PETERSEN HB A i R 2523 4. JOHN LUNDBERG VERNELL WESTOVER, f5 fs FRANCIS DE MIERO C ASSISTANT MANAGER BOB FO LT Z BILL WHITE G Season Htghlttes tzrrst-mg ER BIRD KERLEE PETERSON MICKLIN LUND MARSHALL SPORE I OLITANO EBBERT HARSTAD Vrctoryl Not a strange word to the members of t e 55 S K football aggregatron Srxtrrnes the Nolves clawed and chewed through opposrng teams, symbolrzrng the school song Marked wrth a 6 2 record, the Wolves captured second place rn the Olymprc League Gettrng off to a slow start the Wolves showed therr potentral by frnrshrng strong rn the latter part of the season Burldrng rtsrtucleousaround senrors, and the co captarns, Brll Baxter and Bert ller the 55 d rtran ofthe Wolves started the season They star ted slow and drdn tprck upsteam untrl rt had drop ped two games one to Bremerton, 26 O ond the other toC K 32 6 In between therr two osses the Wolves managed to garn revenge ay upsettrng the N K r rngs 21 O what lookedlrket begrnnrng of a drsmal season turned out to be successful one as the Wolves won the remarnrng games on therr schedule by substantral vrctorre I' rst on the Wolves strrng of vrctorres was Bell ft-rne lot Tacomar The folves eked out c I3 6 vrctory over the L ons rn the crty of Destrny but almosthad to swallow defeat as the Bell s nad the :toll on the goal lrneatthe soundof the gun sou nad no trouble wrtl-r Barnarrdge as tl-ey rolled a an rmpressrve 34 uwrncver the Spartans notmr e sy preytorthe barnstormrng wolves w s Lqurn South drdn t ploy 'nuch ofa host when they p t tered the northerners 3l r- therr seve tn sp tureofthe 55 carnpargn the 1 olvespart crpcted the hrghest scorrrtg game ofthe year ou outrun Part Angeles, 40 2l rn near freezrng tervp eratures lnthefrnal game ofthe season ,mouth entertarnecl an aerral mrnded Port Townsena elf ven wt-rch ame close to wreckrng the l955.t lk Home comrng lt was a blocked extra pornt ttempt thatenabledthe Nolves ta emerge vrctorrous 3 playersgarnrng llOlymprc League recagnrt on Headrng the parade of Olyrnprc League honors were Bert Iler barrelrng fullback and burly guard B ll Baxter Both were unanrmouschorcesan the Olvn- prc League Offense Team Olyrnprc Le guc ue fense honors went to Jr Don For lla ana S George Trchenor Second team honors went to J n Brose and Jr George Makela Statrstrcal wrse, the Nolves had therr frrsts Bet r ed p B93 yds IB carr es for a yds average per carry whrch led the lcog e BrgBertaIso ledthe league rn scorrng wrrr an even IOL pornts Lrttle Jrm Kerlee Sr halfback darn rnatedthe number of yards garrted on punts as Jrn toed the prgskrn over 36 yds per punt South showed rtrtelred mostly on a runnrng offense os the Wolves rolled up I 502 net yards rushrng whrch I a CII other teams by a decrsrve margrn ln all the 55 Wolves were a determrned and sprrrtedmrndedball club Tnerrproudand rmpreg noble team work was always shawn on and aff the freld The moral and harmony of the team bonded everyone from assrstantmanager to frrst strrng quar terback Mr Kvrnsland can be well credrted wrth a Itne rob done rn moldrng another group of young men rnto the football annals of South Krtsop B TF-'AM HIGHLIGHTS Although they experrenced a losrng season wrth a 2 3 I record the South Krtsap Lrttle Wolves arsplayed flashes of grrdrron promrse and should have many of rts stalwarts beCkOr1rr1gf0r stortrrtg berthson next years varsrty Composed of sopho mares and runrors the B strrng bumped rnto a mrd season vrctory slump and couldn track up any more trrurrrphs after rollrrtg two wrns rn therr frrst two games Unlrke therr older brothers the Wolfpups relred more on an aerral attack than the ground game for therroffensrve punch When ace sophomore quar terbock Jrm Harstad, was lard low wrth a back rnlury the SK attack sputtered and never regarned the potent effrency rt had rn rts frrst two outrngs But when lanky Jrm was agarn rn there prtchrr-g the B strrngers rode the vrctory trarl Tne brg wrn ofthe year came rn the openrng can testwhen the Bremerton JV s fell before the Lrttle Wolves I3 6 EndsMrke McAbee and John Lund berg who were on the end of most of Harstad s tos srngs all year stood rn thrs one as the powerful SK passrngattack completly domrnated the Navy Yard Cnty boys lndrvrdual stondouts weren t hard to frnd for the SK Bees An explosrve backfreld was hrghlrgrtted krns playrng on the grrdrron for the frrst trme Brg Gary led the team rn yardage garned wrth 296 yards Halfback Joe Marshall also played out standrng ball Up front SK was sparked by tackles Larry Smrth Gary Ormrston, Harvey Oslrn and guard Vernell Westover Coach Bob Prckerrng turned rn an rncredrble rob of mentorrng the B strrng and rf determrrtatron and frre pay off rn champronshrps watch for another Olymprc League trtle to be hangrng rn Jvolfvrlle when they start tossrng the prgsk rrt around next fall Bremerton Cen Krtsap No Krtsap Shelton Cen Krtsap Bremerton Krtsap Krtsap Krtsap Krtsap Krtsap Krtsap 195 Football Statlstles INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS ffrght Gamesl Net yards rush ng CB Y s Avg Passes attempted 9 P sses :male ed Net yards passrng Per cent completed Total net yards gc neu TEAM STATISTICS SEASON SCORIN l5O O 4 H122 II6 PASSING PA rr artzo Lum rvrrcxrrtsr xmas rmwsotsr sxrms MAKELA LUND 'd Harstad M ck I rn Y s C cms U I IL dr' B I - V I .. .. - r, r. .r . . . .. . . . . - - - I rr rr e - . , . . . g - I - V ' l l - - 1 , - - - r . ., . . , . . V'ls' , - . ' ' ne ' ' ' i ' . . . an . . . . . . . , I - - . I . , . . , 'M . . - e , ' - ' ' X -. . , I I . . I . - , -0. r. ' A f- ' ' ' . Y .r .r I - y .i E . , . , . . - if ' ' :s S ' ' A .U . . I 3 - . . . . V l2. . ' ' ' ' As usual the SS Wolves produced its shure cf bythe hard-hfttingllrrethrustsofscrappy Gary Ad- r A r I . - 1 4 V. I , ' . QI. C ' ' ' ' ' ' . . . . . , V I , , , . I lle roll u , in l I 7 o ' ' ' ' ' . , I .J . A ' ' I N ' - ' A r 4 ' So ' I3 6 ' ' I So ' 6 . ' O ' ' . . So ' 0 . ' 6 ' - ' A So ' O O , I ' So ' I3 . ' 27 2' ' ' ' ' . So ' I3 22 Q I 1 L G I 2 'f T 'I' ' --4-TD I Q FA PC d PL 5l rr II9 8 3 7.6 oo ts 35r 3.7 3 2 , 2, rLs rs ro r V 36 87 2.4 2 O 12 AO I7 220 ,425 ra rrz 6.2 P 37 2 0 '2 400 ro 29 2.9 2 O t2 5 2 59 ' 20 4 0.2 I ,Z r z e I I 250 f 5 rs? 3.8 l I 7 ' A I I2 ' 4 I3 3.3 i 4 1 0 6 . 00 r 4 4.0 0 I I B' 2 ' 3' '5 I 2 2,0 I -9 -9.0 ALL OLYMPIC LEAGUE OFFE NSE HOWE BAKER STAHER. GORMAN BAXTER JR NORTHUP RASMUSSEN THACKER HURWORTH LIVINGSTON m 7lm 64- III7 ALL OLYMPIC LEAGUE HOWE FAILLA. GORMAN TURCOTTE TICHENOR S HURWORTH Joe THACKER J WILLIAMS J HECKMAN Jer THACKER DEFENSE GUIM nf! 'fw N2 15-' J T f Nf ? E N f 4 3 IIB '31 , FINAL OLYMPIC LEAGUE STANDINGS SEASON RECORD Lake Wash nngton O Dea Bremerton SOUTH KITSAP Port Angeles Port Townsend Central Kitsap North Kitsap Bainbridge Sequnm North Kutsap Bellarmme Port Townsend Sumner Squlm O Dec Central Kitsap Bremerton Port Angeles Seattle Prep Squnm Balmbrldge North Kltsap Bremerton Port Townsend Central Kitsap Port Angeles Bainbridge District Tournament Highline Lake Washington Port Angeles 660196 'fdcdeovafz P i Q: I .1 ' 2-f ff'3'fQ XX w 1956 S K s i956 basketball team brought thrulls andexcutment to the fans un the Olympuc Pen unsula area Twenty three tumes the bas ketteers took the floor and dusplayed the typucal South Kitsap hustle and enthusiasm Of the twenty regular scheduled games, theWolves chalked up twelve wuns as against eight losses In post season tournament play the Wolves only went three games Confronted wuth onlya few returnung letter WOLVES came as an unspuratuon to every member of the team The uunuors whuch formed the nucleous of the 56 Wolves had an aray of talented hoop sters that combuned together to form a hughly dangerous team Skyscrapung center Duck Lund led the Wolves un the points scored department and funushed su xth un the funal Olympuc League scorung An alltalented George Makela also won a permanent posutuon on the furst five T737 331 li-4 f J 1+-ii. .,...f 'u--.3 Bob Wrught Bull Baxter Jack Anderson Gary Ormuston Bull Dodeward George Tuchenor Duck Lund George Makela Bull Mead Wully Caldwell Duck Long Davud Olszewsku John Lundberg Jim Kerlee men, Coach Puckerung faced a long, bumpy road ofreconstructuon Most cage teams rely on senuors to carry the maloruty ofthe load I thus case ut was different as only four senuors remauned on the team roster Thus group of seniors were led by two bug men, Bull Baxter and George Tuchenor Although not con sidered bug scorers, Baxter and Tuchenor used theurreboundung talentto weave un and out for the startung fuve Toward the latter part of the season Tu chenor found the hoop and began to score Bug George must have caught the eyes ofthe coaches because they selected hum fora posutuonon the Second All Olympuc Lea gue Team The other two senuors were luttle scrappy Jum Kerlee and hustlung Duck Long Kerlee was cu bug gun un Coach Puckerung s arsonal. Little Jim s lightening speed and angerous outside shooting won him a perman- nt spot on the starting five. Although not ble to crack the starting five, Dick Long howed his fortitude and burning desire which Wully Caldwell saw consuderableactuon during the early part of the season but was squeezed outof the startung fuve un the latter part of the year Junuors that rounded out the rest of the varsutysquad were Bull Mead Jack Anderson, and Bull Dodeward The latter two seeung a good deal of B team actuon OccasuonallyCoacn Puckerung reached unto the group of uunuors and sophomores that com posed the B team and shuffled them unto the var suty One ofthese shuffles paud off when young sophomore Bob Wrught was worked unto the startung fuve Wrught sawa greatdeal ofactuon durung the regular season and was the bug sur pruse un the dustruct tournament He was one of the top scorers un the toumey and also was selected on the second All Star Team. I Q 1 i y ,,,,,,u, ,, 7 ,,u,V, s- f gi .u 1 21 'es '1 uf, Q x , ' A . K , be . -A f u -- ,L sf- ' fi B at X! Fl X 'f uf is Q' -B' f 'ff A, l A l 3 Q' f l S ii lr n .X Q sq 1 R I o . n Q . n . . . ' . ' .. Q I I -.F 1756 U GEORGE TIC HENOR VX ILLY CALDWELL av I R -af, f gif' BOB WRIGHT DLCK LU ND 1' KA 'U A MM KERLEE ill kj '22 GEORGE MAKELA X .50 .bl ' ' pp E L EE LEL ,gf K E 1 7 L A' F Q' J Lf' J-2 Q Q ' ' E L j. n f Q X .Hx 353 K 700064 XJ a 'Ill XJ F' p DICK LONG BILL BAXTER in XJ ,frm P KJ '14 df BILL MEAD JACK ANDERSON U23 L22 'fri GARY ORMISTON 1-Q, A p JOHN LUNDBERG 4 rp 'E -.1 .ll jx' f 4 sq , 2 R R3 , L ,Ll iff Q L,,.L, X I '1 L A 1 , Q9 1+ 5 U In N Q ,.,f'f S rm 3 W We 'Q Q YS gp ,ar 'R N23 -9 SCORING NAME GAME Duck Lund AVG fu. Geo Makela Geo Tlchenor Jnm Kerlee Bob Wright Wxllne Caldwell Bull Mead Bull Baxter Duck Long Jack Anderson John Lundberg Gary Ormiston C. vffnlf QALQV X 'f jf! Q5 Q 125, 4 O7 Q.- hey Follow he Wolve Q, ai MANAGERS JIM NERDIAN DEAN cRossvvHlTE , , '--ahndblg 5 0 Ulqmpda .league 'Z' Sizing iampiovw 'I John Lundberg Dlclc Price, Jim Harstad Gary Ormiston Bill Dodeward Jack Anderson Dave Olszewskl and Gary Evernst COACH HENRY MUYSKENS 'wr tif GARY Evemsr 'V SV 6 '3 JOHN LUNDBERL- INDIVIDUAL SCORING Buster Barr John Lundberg Dave Olszewsku Gary Ormiston Bob Wright Walt Cooper Bill Dodeward Jack Anderson Jim Harstad Gary Everlst Duck Price Jerry Witkoskn 1 DAVE oLszEwsKl B STRING SEASON RECORD soufh romp GARY ORMISTO N 44 Lake Washington 38 O Dea W North Kitsap 35 Bellarmlne 36 Sumner 27 Sequlm I2 Port Townsend 28 O Dea 38 Central Kitsap 54 Bremerton 39 Port Angeles 37 Seattle Prep 39 Sequlm I5 Bainbridge 55 North Kitsap 47 Bremerton 34 Port Townsend 28 Central Kitsap 41 Port Angeles 43 Balnbrldge 49 III -.IBF-If ' M W' .ff Sharon Qfw r, S I, Diann ,S ,rf iv .fi I Q 'Ui .fy f Sally w I.. Morol 5913 128 Inj r s ww ge? 4 I I 3 6 8 0 7 i f I3 7 3 .q 1' 9 5 f f ? 3 i '1 3 4 4 2 wif Wang mdydedltd Head Coach Ji Vw' J-M W4 W' 5 .ga gin!-. Li. 2-'iii H yi 1956 Baseball Front row Jam Harstad Buster Barr WaltCooper Gary Everast John Lundberg Pete Endsley Bob Wraght Larry Sall Maddle row Ball Dodeward Tony Joslyn Eldon Chattack Make McAbee Bob Welch Curt Baorkheam Don Carter Make Mort Back row Coach Henry Muyskens Ernae Paulson manager Ball Baxter Paul Westland Reas Joslyn Dave Olszewska Joe O Donnaghue lManagerl Coach Bob Packerang Wath the loss of seven starters from the 1955 daamond squad and only fave letterman re turnang, a terrafic rebualdang 'ob faced coach Henry Muyskens when he farst assued the call for baseball asparants Thus the young mentor was forced to mold the 56 nucleus around a host of promasang sophomores, whach the year before had waltzed through the aunaor hagh league schedule undefeated However the actual backbone of thas years Wolves were held down by three veteran senaors Lanky Paul Westland and curve ballang Reas Joslyn were the l 2 punch of the mound corps whale hard hattang Ball Baxter steadaed a green out faeld trao Although thas wall go down as a losang sea son, the memoraes that the hustlang Wolves left ampressed on the Port Orchard daamoncl fans wall long be remembered On May ll South Katsap contanued thear record of havang beat Bremerton at least once every year by l3l pastang the Waldxats 7 2 The home town Wolves waped out a 2 l Bremerton leadan the saxth annang wath a bag sax run rally Another bag moment occured when SK edged one of the hagh school powers an the state, Seattle Prep, 2 l Although bag Braan Bell Prep patcher, hurdled a no hatterthe Wolves took advantage of numerous Panther errors to squeeze out thas one Later an the year the locals traveled to Seattle for another game wath Seattle Prep and really unloaded the heavy tamber an sub duang the frosts 18 7 Howeverthangswerent always rosy for thas years team Nane tames the scrappy Wolves were beaten by one run and three of there defeats whach were suffered an league play cost them the champaonshap South dad play a maaor role an decadang the league pennate They broke up a tae for farst place on the fanal day by beastang Central Katsap 13 l whale Bremerton who they were taed wath beat Port Angeles 7 3 for the tatle ' 1 I I I r I r ' ' I 1 I 1 . . . 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Coaches Wie ample!! tam fadaclczad 4 M 11445 larv- l 1 36 G Wtgdldtee Uf 56 71466 Semen More histroy was written into the sports world as South Kitsap unveiled the strongest track team ever to be produced . Headed by two new coaches, Stener Kvinsland and Cale Campbell, the 1956 track team won 9 meets and lost only 2 An array of talent proved the strong point in the Wolves conquest of this sprung sport Bull Butch Ashby known as the tmy terror , led the track team asamuler and also as an inspiration Bull was one of the five who worked himself to the classic climax of the season the state meet at Pullman The others were Don Petersen the fleet Footed sprinter who ran the 100 yard dash George Makela the young lumor who threw the shot like a veteran also Don Fallla and Gerald Spore who surprisingly pole vaulted themselves unto the state meet Gerald Spore in vaultmg his way to Pullman broke the West Central Districtpole vault record by vaultmg 12 6 3 4 There were many record breakers durmg this sprung sport. George Makela heaved the 12lb. shot 50'- 4 lf2 toget 2nd in the District meet. Don Peter- sen broke both the high school and county meet rec- ordinthe 100 yd. dash, running it in 10 sec. flat . Gerald Spore also smashed the high school record in the pole vault by vaultmg 11' 9 All members ofthe 56 clnder team weren'trecord breakers There were stalwarts like Tom Valley who always came through with points In the mule run Howard Brown, the husky senior who tired the shot to stack up quite a few points durmg the season and Wade Harty, Harold Schlenker and Mike Green composed the dash men that always came through Two top flight hurdlers, Al Bird and Jam Daniel dominated the event all season long An mlured Don Faalla was runner up to record breaking Gerald Spore In the pole vault Yes, the 1956 South Kitsap track team wrote more history unto the record books as well as into the minds of the track enthusiasts Managers Statlstlclans Phul Ainsworth James Sauget JoAnn Thomas JoAnne Boddy Myrna Ramsey U . . ' ll O ' ' ' ll n ' U ll ' n ' I ' ' O I I I 0 . . . . 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The Wolves four man team composed of Butch Ashby, Tom Valley, George Boze, and Dick Thane all run out- standing races around Wright Park in Tacoma as they bested the cream of Western Wash- ington high school runners. Not taking any glory away from Valley and Ashby, much unsung credit must go to Boze and Thane who were iust as instrumental in abling SK to rack up the '56 championship. It was those two little distance runners, though donning the gard of South Kitsap, thatopened the eyes of Marathon spectators. Ashby broke the existing record of l6:l6.5 with an outstanding run of l5g33.7. Team- mate Tom Valleyalso shattered the old mark as he broke the tape in 15:43 as he placed second to the blond headed Ashby. This truly marked a high spot of the '56 track season and will go down in the ann- ualsof South Kitsap as one of the great run- ning efforts turned in by a group of Wolves runners. l4O 'ks'-M X- , its sg, , ,Q X.. .X ai -Sp ' YQ 1 ,, ,, .55 .aid W . ni? Q y , Ma s . y .X My .gx . 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' i Mug-F x . ff A fob: 143402 HEAD COACH 'USG T9 -um-rr ?5 me fd Front row John Barth Bob Foltz Stan Hawks Back row Fred Ferate John Repamch W llne Caldwell Bull Mead Coach Hauser Led by vetrans Wlllne Caldwell and John Repamch the South Kltsap tennis team bat tled to 3rd place nn a tough Olympic Lea gue race The Wolves landed In the 3rd slot behlnd the powerhouses of the Olymplc Pemnsula, Bremerton and Central Kntsap In addltlon to Caldwell and Repamch, two newcomers to the courts proved val uable assets ln the vlctory plans of coach John Hauser s boys Llttle Stan Hawks shared the number one spot wuth Caldwell throughout the year and It was only In the later stages ofthe season that Wally edged hum out Forhandlng Bully Mead, more known for has basketball abnllty 143 lolned together with Caldwell to form a tough doubles palr This doubles team placed second ln the Olympic League tour noment In Bremerton Although they played In the shawdows of Hawks Mead Repanlch, and Caldwell there were several boys whose desire and vnsplrahon deserves a lot of credit Chunky John Barth proved a real comer for coach Hauser whlle senior Fred Ferate recieved the Inspxratuonal Award from has teammates Aslo hustllng all the way and showlng up for practice every nlght were Harry Lutz and Bob Foetz These boys wall play an Important role In the victory machine of South Kltscp next year 1' F V , , J li , sf .og ky Y. . A if AR ,gi A Q K, . 4 4 ii V V I , , 3 qi K 1 3311? . . , , R, X V . . . I I . s ' Q ' v Y ff '- ' 2 ' . ' . . . A , . J I A l A ' Qgebg ' ' , . J Q ' 2.1-Q1-Qi 4, 1 . i ., Q , ,, get . . , , , , N V 5 ' ,.,.. ,, X, . 5,1., .,., ,KK ., . his 1, .Q - no w . . . , ,, ' h .ff 11, E , ' jw' , ' o - 5 A u 4 , . , I 4 X ' V N A , V , p v , . , . , 1 V . A -1 , -- ls M ix . ' . . 1 I Il X W ' f Q, '11 :Q if U f: st ,V X 1 'fl W . ' 1 I ' I I l 1 1 'I 5 I I I . . . , , - I I ' - , Q - 5 I 0 l . . , . . , . , , . . . I - . . . , I I . I - - - . . . . . . . . . . . - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I . . Stan Hawkes FINAL OLYMPIC LEAGUE STANDINGS Bremerton Central KI BGP Pt Angeles Bainbridge Sequlm John Repanlch Zach! Squad Bull Mead SEASON RECORD Ba n Brem Shelton Tournament 2nd place doubles Willy Caldwell John Barth 44 .. lsx P.A. 5- : sac I . 5- gv L0 SK . I A ' 4 1 .5 sx cnc 1 sour:-1 KITSAP 3 2 SK Vvshon 3- , 2 3 SK 3- 1 4 ,. o 5 - 1: , is V: x 1 I Once agaun under the leadershup of Duck Mould the SK Recreatuonal Basketball league helda hughly suc cessful season Duvudung each team unto euther the A or B League de pendung on utsabuluty, both duvusuons were hotly contested for theur respec- tuve champuonshups and some boys showed the abuluty thatmught enable them to beckon for spots on the school team next year The B League spor ted fuve teams at the seasons open ung but the Ag Boys dropped out at mudseason Iumutung the number to four In the A League there were fuve teams partucupatung all year Some ball clubs not only played un those leagues but also were enter ed un the Bremerton Rec League The Hawkg Yukons and Bullets all placed hugh un funal tabulatuons of the navLyard cuty loop gle INDIVIDUAL SCORING FINAL STANDINGS Name Team av Oslun Scavengers Trask Gorst Carstenson Bullets Bozuck Gorst McConnahey Olympucs Clark Olympus Faulla Olympus Nelson Bullets Holland Scavengers Blorkheum Scavengers Olson Olympus Murphy :cavengers McFarland Bullets Lutz Gofst Cullen Olympucs K Hughes Gorst Muthes Bullets Adkuns Scavengers Booth Bullets F Blaur Olympcs Peake Gost Byerly Bullets Burd Olympucs CHAMPIONS, BULLETS I4 7 Belfaur Bullets ll 6 Go st Olympucs Scavengers Ag Boys TDroppecl out after ALL STAR Forward Forward Center Guard Guard QF' 'Q furst round TEAM Don Fanlla Don Carstenson Harvey Oslun Bob Trask G'e BOZ'Ck Mr Mould Advusor 2nd PLACE GORST ?'3'5Q Left to rught Duck Rosenau Larry Jensen, Bull Byerly Don Carstenson Left to rught Jack Bozuck Fred Broderuck Frank Coppunger Jum Juno Bull Booth Ken Barnett Muckey McFarland Norm Olson and Ron Nelson sack Ken Hughes Larry Lutz, Bob Trask Gary Peake and Glen Bozuck 3rd PLACE, OLYMPICS 4th PLACE, SCAVENGERS Left to rught Pete Blaur, Jum Danuels, Bull Reanuer, Doug Cullen, Phul Clark, and Don Faulla 392 Left to rught Emsley Stevens, John Repanuch, Duon Todd, Harvey Oslun Rod Jarvus, Jum Murphy, Gary Adkuns, and Al Holland I45 . . 1 . - , 7 uoa . 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I 3' HAWKS CQ-CHAMPIONS VAMPIRES N9 Left to rught Bull Ashby, Bert Ilers Denny Pargetter, Duck Thane, and Jum Left to rught Don Heng Dave Gruber Dave Armstrong Elsgha White Hansen Inot pictured Don Petersen and Harold Schlenkerl Paul Westland Ted Hodge, Bob Welsh and Pat Ruff INDIVIDUAL SCORING 3rd PLACE YUKONS NAME TEAM wud R Jsyn Ahby Spo Yuk Ik I MAIaee S g V 9' Blok Lak le H s H be t Lake Peterso H k H y Se g II He g Vamp W te V p Bro e Yuko rgette H wks V bo ke Yuk g V H se Hawk Welsh e M tso Va p Me gs Olund Se g s B ke ok FINAL STANDINGS Hawks Vampires eft to rught Dave Adkuns, Al Lumbocker, Duck McGeorge Gerald Spore, Guard Yukons Seagulls Lakers Forward Duck Thane Forward Howard Brown Center Paul Westl und Guard Gerald Spore Bull Ashby and Howard Brown not puctured Dan Brose and Dave Holl 4th PLACE SEAGULLS GH Left to rught Clarence Meugs, Muke McAbee, Tony Joslyn Reus Joslyn Wade Harty, and Don Olund 5th PLACE LAKERS Left to rught Stan Chrustuenson Henry Hubert Ken Blake Dean Jenn and John Baker . r X I 2 . -u , K1 . : . I . . . : I I I . . - I I I - I 1. - G Pts. Avg. es lun , Vampires B I20 I5. W L Thane, Hawks 6 97 I6, I Brown, Yukons 6 9I I5 I 7 I . ol , Seagulls 8 80 IO. ' 7 'I s , Hawks 7 78 I I. I T 43, 3 5 re, ons 7 77 I I. . 3 cm ic , ual-en 5 64 12,4 2 6 c , ea uIIs 8 62 7.7 I Hodge, umpires 7 59 8,4 7 Jenni s, Lakers B 57 7.I 7 e, ers 8 56 7. 5 I rs, awk 7 54 7.7 ' -V u r, rs 8 49 6.1 I n, aws 6 44 7.3 art , a u s 8 4I 5.l n , ires 8 36 4.5 Q hi , am ires 6 34 5.6 ' 5, ... 6 ao 5. f' if I ALL-STAR TEAM T. Jofuyn, s..-g..uu, a 22 2.7 - Pa r, a 7 2I 3. F Ruff, umpires 3 I7 5.6 Lim c r, ons 6 I7 3,4 ' Armstron , ampires 6 I5 2.5 an n, s 6 I5 2.5 , Vampir s 5 I5 3, a n, m ires 5 I4 2.8 i , Seagulls 3 I2 4, L - I - - - ' , a ull 6 II l.B ' I ' a r, L ers 6 8 l.3 - I I I ' I s I , gf - .Q ' 'W . . . V I 4 - X is A f-J I' ' , Q Q. 3 7 I Q i. . ' I K. I 7 . l I . I I i I . I I I W nf.. mt i'-im ,x,..,,. what 1 Q Q ff -lgiigaggig I W if Mx 1 1, S. 'fa df am---we QW Q W' W vi' ali' - il q vi 'i N -rr I . AX r,,,.vBl3 2522? X Q A 3 5 as 2 E 'Gi- ,, 45 4,-4:4 'Qs Georgina Johnson Anna Lnndall Secretary V Pres Darlean Maier Reporter Carlene Grevstad President Under the supervuslon of our advisor Mrs Thompson the G A A gurls have had many Interesting activities Among them are Baseball Basket ball and a Table Tennis tournament As a special activity this year we are also going to take in some swimming To loan G A A you must turn out every Tuesday afternoon for these sports and participate In the annual track meet Each year G A A picks a senior member who they feel has been outstanding and award her with an In splratlonal Award The purpose of G A A as not only to serve an an actlvlty but to promote good sportsmanship as we Rowl- Dorene Mudd, Barbara Grupp Georgina Johnson, Darlean Maier, Sue Robinson. Row 2-Kristy Short, Joyce Krivanch , Ruth Muyskens, Florence Hilton, Lilly Jean Helms. Row 3-Beverly Young, Billie Bright, Elaine Cook, Arlene Scheib. Row 4-Dorothy Feddock, Claire Hoover, Anna Lindall, Mrs. T. Ruth Muyskens Treasurer Carlene Grevstad Vi rgln l G Kimble' Inspirational Award I ...W I I I ,rf K' J K .5 it ' ,. r 8 A. 1 if I 'G' 5 r 1 , 1 . 4 y B 'NK I 0 0 . T , c I a o 0 Q . . . . I - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . O G U O . . l ll . 9 CCD F uh, 0 fl- N-Aung, 0 D 063 5 W 51 6 I 'af 1 1 0 0 ' o U ! x D I U XX , I x o l N U ix, A If I A A X , - X 1 , r X 'dfw 5- JA fl i 9 9 N V 'L 4 9 '- v 150 Q8 Y? N x Q F 9 -B.. af- 5: ' . ev K ' A ' A i ff' ' w . s 324 tl lg o if O Q 9 78 ,X Q , . Q Q ' 1 . , 0 X I3 W3 I G my r. ff ,xx A Q 1 D 39' sv X ! - I I7 I A G -f t X ,i Q, X 'D A - - f X c? G 5- 5 -If A 5 1 1 , Y R 4, ZX ' . 1. 7 'Q 1 0 ,, h . 'N Xx X I t ' x Q 9 . AQ V 1 fp f 'AG' X f X rw F ffl V fx L Tgjxh Q -e Oc 5 ff if My vWf5 x2+Qr3iiA5iLiw? 151 Z 0 ffl-up H95 Uxfwje X - A M ,.,,., K x Ji? ffvv 'T Ls :H-:in IIHx Cl Cm GD 'Y nail A Egg 3 A La Q 'Wo f Q! X QQ Y Q-S 153 Y R f O . W -- X 0 4 I ',-S N gi ? 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