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

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C, P. MCGAUGHEY Coach . FIRST ROW: C. Murphy. C. Veitenhans. l, Bo-man. S. Gauthier. Graham. C. Woelke. D, Schulz. SEC' OND ROW: R. Vv'agner. K, Dulin. B. Allen. M. Stancic. Cv. Murphy. T. Parish. A. Ross. THIRD ROW: ll, Ross. A. Skansie. N. jcrkovich. I.. Ford. B, Arnold. G, Smith. R. Vinkenes. A. Johnston. E. Rutland. Gaacfz 'ft llffaficaqe What matters if a man possess the genius of a Curie, the talents of a Rembrandt, all the heauty of Apollo and wisdom of a Solomon, If his wealth of possession he not founded on a well' developed hody and spirit, his achievements will avail lim little. As a builder of healthy hodies and minds, competitive athletics has no peer. Athletics develop two main tendencies. First, the feeling of capahility within the individualg and second, the feeling of loyalty to himself and teamfmates. I have coached many boys. I received a letter from one not long ago in which he said, Coach, I'm now entering into the big game where the playing is for keepsg the rules are tougher and the penalty for mistakesff-death! Thanks a lot for driving us hard when we were working that hall toward the goalf!-Signed i'Chris. This world of nervous huhfhuh needs and will need in the future more and more physically fit men and women to keep it on an even keel. Above all learn how to play with each other and how to see the other side of a question. Our motto is to he, Play the game-to winf-but win or lose, play the game fuirfbe Ll sport -f-be a liard loser but a gracious winner-V-build a strong body -ti cornbative driving spirit and a clear functioning mind. C. P. MCGAUGHEY, Coach. l24I

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FIRST ROW: Dick Valley. Ted Arnold, Eddie Midtsatre. Fred Underwood. SECOND ROW: Roy Vinkf ness, Dick Allen, Nick Jerkovieh, Charles Rutland, Marion Stancic, Arthur Johnston. james Boman. Stanley Gauthier. THIRD ROW.: Don Schulz. George Murphy. Kenneth Dulin, Bill Arnold, Eugenie Rutland. john Ross. Leo Ford, FOURTH ROW: Antone Skansi. Charles Woelke, Bob Allen, Ellis Ryan. Adam Ross, Rodney Wagner. Troy Parish, George Smith. 4 The Gig Harbor Bulldogs were the dark horse of the TrifCounty, winning 4 games, losing 3, and tying l, Coach McGaughey molded a fast, rugged, hardfhitting football team from li returning lettermen and a fine group of newcomers. The team used an assortment of plays. Coach lVlcGaughey taught the boys plays from T formation and from an unbalanced line. Paul Shoemaker made the TrifCounty first team: Ellis Ryan and George Murphy made the second team, and Don Schulz received honorable mention. As Coach McGaughey predicted there was a definite upswing in Gig Harbor football this year. SCHEDULE Gig Harbor O .... .......... ......... R 4 wy 6 Gig Harbor 0---- ..........-,.. South Kitsap 32 Gig Harbor 19 .... ............... B rcmcrton B 0 Gig Harbor 35 ..,A ---Puget Sound Naval Academy O Gig Harbor 6 ---- -------------------- V ashon 7 Gig Harbor 7 ---- --- North Kitsap 'lo Gig Harbor l3-- ---- Silverdale 0 Gig Harbor 0 .--. --- Bainbridge O Gig Harbor ZS ---- --- Vaughn O TQUTAL H78 71 H451