Gig Harbor High School - Growler Yearbook (Gig Harbor, WA)

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un upk w rr t r :rx tml frlwrt t u rl l tw nurssn ml tw t um 4 ll ul 1 1 up rpm H r ln m X 1 nur 1 tt Nts rl 'll 0,26 001 at 21 HE ophornore class proadcastln ther earns 4 uwr er ox Q second as almost ended and we re rarun to eo tor the thnrd ruarter Be prepared to sec these narnes as All Amerrcans ln the tuture Paul Nfluehlen Ames Hople ns E wart Trornblex Ernest Wrght Our class also possesses some real future Dr x and Dattx Deans Thex are Edson Bahr leur star' C-ene Forsxthe Herbert Cook Tom Reed and Allan Vxfatson We als ha 4 scrne tune glrl athletes wrth Betty Peterson captarn of the Baseball Team In March we entertalned the Student Bodv by Quwne thern a glrrnpse of Hollxwoofl We also eaxe the Hollxwood Rewem at the Checkerboard The annual Senlor Sophomore olcnlc was held at Horseshoe Lake rn Vax The tvxc classes aecompanled by thelr class advusors and our prlnclpal Nfltss Oksness spent an enlos able exennng dancing and plavune games after 1 lellehttul plcnlc supper We hate also to express our sorrow rn losrran one ot Our rnernbers lnhn Olutson who passed away In Aprll We have spent an enyoyable and truuttul wear under the cea hrng of Mlss Stead and our class otfleers Presldent Tom Raed Vvee Presrdent Patsy Wlnrwex Secretary Batty Peterson Treasurer Pegqs Plke Reporter Paul Muehlen l ' ' n rl vs If ns lrnvst XX :elm -Xl. :z Viv. sm 1.171 Nlullrr. l'1L.l Xlm-l .r 'z l fs:-:f Hal ' l :wird 'I rt mth '. Xl. .rt rl N. fl' fn li. C 'nr lurvtlm, ffm--r Slm'::1.4lu' T' rn Rm-tis Suu-.1:1 Xxvlzxtn Y -5 r xl HQ-ll-rx Nvv Ht-Hx P- f n . 'lm ' Ylnuhs xx, firltx M13 t lrl, ltflvn 'I' rr -r, lm l'L:lwvL, lt-umm Vfxlrnn. tin. K D' 1 . lin- it ffarrwll. 'Nfl' v Svlrx 'l PI-'ln-rx Pm-tvrsun. X ,g:n:n ',ulH'x:- Klzss S'--:ti lr 3' r ' .1 fn-ufpnzr. fsltf uma -Il. Kailxnrvnv -Xruul. ll'-rnxtv Pu-.lersvu lmvrm Xlzlll-rs Ihvrlvtht Karr . Pats. Wlmvu'-, l'-11.5 l lc- fm Pvtvrs 1:1 X1.r,1Ar' ,' r ,xl-1 K. larxn Tlltslun HIS lS T S . w -L ' Th- tlrst Q1 L t ls er, th' L - - - , ll , 1 , gi . 1 .

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A 1 vt 1 1,1 1 1 1 an t 1 1 S11 t 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 arx u 1 wr 1x w 1 tt 1 tn 1 1 1 ur 1 1111 1 LU!! 011 N SEPTEMBER QET flfty srx l'11ppy tut sllgbtly bewlldered members of the Class of V336 started one of tne most lrvoertant games ef cetr lnes Under the superxlslon of our coach Mrs Moran our team was soon orgunlzed 1nd re1dy to twekle my obstruetton nn the pathway o Craddatlon Dur ng the f st dtnrter tl'1e e1rne we spent most Cf tne trme on the sdbstutote bench l-lowexer sorne of our more tilented rnerntuers were on the frelcl for 1 few rnunutes of Hetuye plawnsg The second quarter wws more exentfol ln Mm we que 1 plcnle at Horseshoe Lake ln onor of the gmduatlng eliss S rne of our vlrs serycd st the untor Sensor banquet rdrnber of our boys took part 1 tne lnterscnelast e wtlwlet cs Thus Quarter has been a nappy one although we suffered 1 great loss wnth the death of one of our beloved players Frances Plele The team wall remember ner as a cheerful player who was wllllng to Carry her stvre of the burden ln March we gaxe our etntor Play The Ros of EI Monte under the dlrectlon of Mlss Russell The end of the tnlrd quarter lSKlI'3VVlf1g ne1r A few of our players l'1aye been elnrnnnated lot the malorlty of us are strll strwfglma fg reach fhqt not far dlstant goal of Craduatton Presldent Fred Qutstorff Vlce Presldent Helen Erlckson Secretary Allee Petersen Treasurer Amy Bergen Reporter Dons Scott ll I rl of W s 9 e. 3 ? t il 1: il W X Y f J N ' S - a Nl 1 T X gel ll fly x . nl , . 1 l .X 'll b 5' f- nu -lw Xl1fiu11:1t-ll, C'-trh St-l-ntl. Alt-lm Szzntltl. l.11:rr1.w C.-'pw l?.tlu1'.i Klttlrt-ll. slut- floods. l'r4'J Qnvstnrd Rn fnelw 1, Ralf--r: Tl.11rsm11, fxliwrvx Nnrtlzl-1, -Xrrlrtlr Nltw XX1lur1 fmsl-.Q Ill-rlwvt Kmplzr .Mt-wJ rl-11 Nlur: Nltlif-:11w -Xnrlt-1:1 X11eiv:s1r:1, livru Xl--:rx N111 Szrxtzlr. X:r,gv1.1 Nlams 01.11-s Hutt ,-X1111 liner-11. Paul Xlllt-r. llltdut-1: lkstl. Xl. Inu ltltw, Xl s Xlt vu. klnlxr 'Xl wma. l,1iu1r.l Tlrvs ll xx rw r, :1 Altrst-pl1111r I. ren '. lttlzrrzvu- ,-Xl11er.1.l, 'kia P4-tvrs 1. linrvs Sturt, Xlxmrtt- llx.111, lwlltlr K-nlw. IX rs K.-t1l1.m1 llt-vnuv Strtt. ld s l'-1:11, Nl Inv Nlt t.1:wl., Hel--11 l'.Ls.w11 C l e 1 1 1 ' 4 , 1 1 . , Q l tl' e T ef ' ' 1 ' ' ,r f 1 . lw . A . . o 1 5 l 1 'H e I - A , ' K l'1 3 T T ' e l 1 ,A 4,5 4 ' .

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wx g X, tmm urx ml mum It xx um t ldmu lc lc a rr a 1 tn r tx wt mx l Htnrx url Cnr an nn tu t lr v u t t lrvm lrl nu rn nrt 1 t yn rn r x 1 r r ul trr Nt er Q?-12.16171 211 HAT S Tl-llS9 A rest pertod9 We have played the game wtth well dtrected effort and we deserve one Whether we have won the game or not can t be determtned at a tlme when tt ts but a fourth of the way over but l belteve that we are vtctors thus far Stnce these rest pertods come so tnfreouently we should take tame to Observe whxt we have accompltshed and set tt down tn the Class l-ltstorv The Ltly of the Valley ts our emblem flower and green and whtte the colors whtch represent us Under these rcpresentattons we have produced many stars on the sports ftelds tn debate and especlallx on the honor roll where the names of 1 dozen studtoug Freshmen can be seen At the Sentor Checkerboard we had a good tzed square where we held a successful sale of all sorts of strange shaped stuffed antmals The ftrst and second pertod Engltsh classcs hive cstabltshed respecttve clubs namely The All Amerucan Engltsh Club and The Llterary Club The two clubs competed tn debate and the All Amertcans proved supertor tn thls Also there was a spelltng contest between the clubs lt cannot be doubted that many bcneftts were gatned through the frnendly com petttton that these clubs afforded Extendtng our slncere comrnendatton to Mtss Russell our coach for thc. Interest she has shown tn our endeavors we vxtll leave off our htstorv untl the end of the second Quarter of thas game of educatton Prestdent lack lacobsen VICE PVSSIUCVIT Elgte larjgbggn SGCVQTSVY leinette Uddenberg Treasurer May Petersen REDOVTGV Cordon Secor ll Xl C X 0 .5 .N WJ LX J x yt, X l Inf' vnu Ra t cl Kult. A H' uv . . l5r. I tus jolrnson. U. ul ll- ng. ,lnlm flltrlsu-usvn, Stl est.-1 1 . mls. Nxt Ala muh, Sr.: rl Kr tlmll, -l tk ,laiolwst-n. ,la-ll Stl -r, ffnrl I5 .alum Kurt-tlt K4 iles. D1 .ltl Gil All. ' St- - sen X...rrlJ r la Clurdnn bmnr. X dt Hr slvx. Ra 'mul .-Xr:'tsrrnmy,:, N1 rrlt- lf. lmn. l'lsw -latclvwn, R ll Sclmrprggv. llxa S.-ltmt-l. Xlax Pvrurs.-n, Duns Pmrwn. Nltrtlv lwnltolt. lim-nm .-Xlwsuti, liulrltx Nlvrrx, Alt Stu-rxwtt. Rl ss Russell If 'II 'rx rttn Nl. '5 dgrs. Ylmnrwttv Lltltl' hurni. lxlltll WK .nt Nl. W' clt, .-X' vs A vs Hrlvn Nlzx r.l Clam SJ v. -X .l .1 lfnuult, lillnvu lirfg, hlnrmn llalrllw-ru. ll. wt 'Yr-xv. l'n-ggx . l ll , C . T 1 L ,