South Kitsap High School

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South Kitsap High School
Home of the Wolves
School type	Public
Established	1921
Principal	Jerry Holsten
Students	2,538 (2005-2006)
Mascot Colors	Wolves Maroon, Gold, & White
Location	425 Mitchell Ave Port Orchard, WA 98366
Information	(360) 874-5600
Website	School Homepage

South Kitsap High School is a public high school in Port Orchard, Washington, located at 425 Mitchell Ave.

It was originally built in 1921. An addition was made in 1962 followed by two addition and modernization projects in 1978 and 1980. The 337,392 square foot (31,300 m²) building is located on a 51.46 acre (20.8 hectares) site. In excess of 2,500 students are enrolled across three grades (10th-12th) with 125 teachers.

South Kitsap High School is a three-year comprehensive public school. The South Kitsap school year is divided into three trimesters of 60 days each. Each student has the possibility of earning two credits per trimester (1/3 credit per course), or a total of six credits each year. South Kitsap is on an extended three-period schedule. Students select six classes per trimester. Classes meet for approximately two-hours every other day.

1 Colors
2 School fight song
3 Alma Mater
4 Mascot
5 Sport

[edit] Colors

Maroon, Gold, and White

[edit] School fight song

On South Kitsap-On South Kitsap!

On to Victory,

Fight the (____) off the field boys-

Fight with merry glee-

RAH-RAH-RAH

On South Kitsap-On South Kitsap!

Fight on to your fame

Fight fellows, fight-fight-fight

We’ll win this game!

V-I-C-T-O-R-Y

Victory, Victory, SK High!

[edit] Alma Mater

Hail to thee, our Alma Mater

We stand true to thee

Maroon and white

And with thy guidance

We will never fail

Win or lose

We stand by thee

Firm and Loyal, too

South Kitsap, our Alma Mater

Hail, all hail to you!

[edit] Mascot

Wolves

[edit] Sport

[edit] Football

State Titles: 1994 (1st), 1982 (2nd), 1984 (2nd), 1997 (2nd)

The South Kitsap Wolves football teams battled their way into the state playoffs for 23 consecutive years (beginning November 8, 1980 vs Bremerton in a winner-to-state matchup, and ending November 8, 2003 vs Mountain View in a state qualifier game)-- a Washington State record for all WIAA classifications-- (including 14 quarterfinal, 8 semifinal, and 4 title game appearances)-- peaking with Coach Ed Fisher and a robust pack of Wolves (13-0) claiming the state championship in 1994 vs the Walla Walla Blue Devils in the very last "Kingbowl" title game to be played in Seattle's Kingdome.