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

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Faculty GEORGE DEWEY LYBECKER Recerved B A. Degree. Attended Washington State College Tcachesilndustrral Apts. ROY ANDERSON Received B.S. Degree, Attended Washington State College. Teaches-U. S Hrstory, Physical Education, World History. ANITA RAYMOND Received B A. and BS Degrees at College ol Puget Sound Marored in Speech and Dramatrcs Teaches-English and Physical GFORGE R ANDERSON Attended University ot Wash- ington and received B A. Degree at Pactfc Lutheran College. Teaches-lfigh Llr Grade Arith- metic and General Science, Physical llducatron and Mechanical Drawing Education. MARY FRANCES LAMISON Attended Eastern New Mexico junior College, Portales, New Mexico, New Mexico AGM Col- lege, Las Crures New Mexicog lowa State College, Ames, Iowa Received Associate Arts Degree, Bachelor of Science Degree Teachesfllome Economics H R STHBNER Received B A. Degree at Minot State College at Minot, North Dakota Attended the University ot North Dakota Grand Forks, North Dakota. Teaches-l'yprnC1, Shorthand, Bookkeeping and Band. A GlIRALDl If FIKSE Received BA Degree from Calvin College, Grand Rapids, Michigan Received M A Dee qree trom Unrversttv ol Michigan Teaches-U S History, French, Music and Library A ,X t MARGARET STIERS B. A. State Teachers Nebraska College of English, History, Literature A r Penmanship MARION THOMAS Attended Western State College, Colorado Received Lite Certrlicate Teacheselirghth Grade Subrects. LESTER WEHMOFF Received B.S. and M S. Degrees at Washington State College. Mayored rn Chemistry Teaches--Physics, Chemistry, Algebra, Geometry and General Scrence.

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C H HOWE Students of Gig Harbor l-ligh School: To the Seniors- lt's an old but ever true say- ing, you can't get anything for nothing, Four years of war punctuated your high school life with many a day of doubt, even fear, as to the future. Sacrifice made your graduation pos- sible. lt's your job to see that it wasn't wasted. Good luck in whatever you may attempt. The post war era leaves little doubt as to the status of education. The program of the thir- teenth and fourteenth years beyond our present high school program and the common sight of our colleges and universities filled to overflow- ing with students give ample evidence to sen- iors as well as underclassmen that the future and future jobs will demand of you the best education that you can obtain. The war is over, but your struggle for personal preparedness is rust beginning. Make the most ot your oppor- tunities Sincerely, ARTHUR SKURDALL, Principal Greetings, Students of Gig Harbor High Schoolg This is the first peace time spring for several years for which we can all be very thankful. We Americans have heavy 'responsibilities however, in pointing the way to peace as well as providing for a starving world. Our task is truly gigantic during this post war period, domestic as well as international. At home we must do our part to avert inflation by helping to maintain price controls until production has had a chance to meet demands. As individuals we can make our wants known to our congressmen, and set our minds to accept necessary controls in an effort to avert catastrophic inflation-depression cycle. Lets all pull together for better times in a brighter, not too distant future, MR, C. H. HOWE ARTHUR s RDALL f X mais

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Q . i m it KENNETH DULIN VIVIAN EIDE Student Council This year the Student Council consisted ot twelve student members and our advisor, Mr. Skurdall. These were the class presidents, the boys' and girls' club presidents, and the student body officers. The Student Council sponsored a successful magazine sales drive to raise funds tor a Public Address system, as well as taking care of all ot its other business. FRONT HOW, lett to right: I. Smith, V. Andrea, V. Eide, S. Lybecker, R. Spinney. BACK ROW: D Allen, G. Smith, K. Dulin, D. Meyer, C. Rutland, T. Cloud, R. Werner.