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

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l l LLOYD AHLBERG Ahlberq I came, I studled, I graduated. Hobby-Huntlng Track 3, 4, Chorus 4, That Crazy Smlth Famtly 4 SENIORS ANNE FOSNESS Anne A little btl ol mlschrel, a llttlv blt of lun, help to make her personaltty a really rare one Hobby-Travelrnq That Crazy Smtth Fanulyw 4, Operetta I, Servlce Club 3 Chorus I, 2, 4: Pep Club 4, Annual Stall 3, 4 , IOHN INSEL Ins The man who blushes rs not qulte a brute Hobby-Butldtng Model Alrplanes. Football 3, Commtttee work 3, 4 VIVIAN ANDREA Viv Men are llke streetcars, they come and they go. Hobby-Dancmg Chorus I, 2, 3, Pep Club 3, 4, Class Secretary 2, Gtrls' Club Pres. 45 Festival 3, Mlnstrel Show 2, Baton Twrrltng 2, Yell Queen 3, 4, IIIYCFIBY 3, Glrls' Sports 3, Home EC. Club 2 IOHN GILICII Crll It ts not Ideas but Ideals that make a man llobby---Vacatlonlnq at Irrrday Harbor Baseball Q1 Ll, 4, Football 3, BIG 'G' Club T, 3, 4 MARY IAI-IN lam Always Wllllng to do her share Hobby-lleadlnq Mtnstrel Sllow 2, Festival 3, Annual Stall 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4 'iff KENNETH DULIN Kenny Wrne, women and sono That Crazy Smrth Fam1ly 4, Class Pres I, 2, Football I, 7, 3, 4, Student Councll I, 2, 4, Chorus I, 2, 45 Sprlnq Fvstlval 3, Mlnstrel Show 2, Opt-retla Ig Student Body Prf,-s 4, Basket hall I, 7, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Annual Stall 4g Boys' Club Vlce Pres 3, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Spanrsh Club 2, Bug G Club Secretary 2 'Q 51? BILI. GREEN l'Blll Oh, that I had been rlch rnstc-ad ol handsome Hobby-Sports Baseball I, Football Manaqer 'Z 3, Basketball 2, H1-Crler 3, Goodntghl Ladlesu 3, Bug NG' Club 3, 4, Class Treasurer 4, That Crazy Smlth Famtlyw 4, Yell Klnq 4 v 1 S., 'x- ,Q J 55, NORMA IENKINS Norm I ltve tor those who love me I'IobbyiSewlng Goodmght Lashes 3, That Crazy Smtth Famtly 4, Ht- Crler I, Edltor 2, 4, Asst Edltor 3, NONA IIIAN IIIIJII 'Nona Sllenre ls: qnldt-n, but lt harp no charms lor mf- llnbby Stfwlnq Oprwretta I, Mlnstrel Show 7 Sprung Ft-stlval 4, Surorlfl Clulll- hood 2, 'fioodntqllt Larlu-la 3, That Cra,y Srrutlt I'anuly 4, Ill-Cru-r 3, 4, Annual Stall 4, Glrln' Sports Il, 3, tfluxrus Y, 3, 4, P.-5-I Cltlln Il, 4 LOIS l lOFBAUIiIi MLC Good at work, but better at play llobby-fPhotography Chorus I 3, Operetta I, Sprrnq Fr'-stlval 3 Ill-Cruel' I, 2, 4, 'Cvoodmght Ladlesw 3, llome Ifc Club I, Yell Leader 3, Pep Club 3, 4, Annual Stall 4, l'That Crazy Smtth Family 4, Queen ol Prom 3 GFOHGF LOVIIOVICH 'Blarklcw l'n1 not lazy, I lust don't llke to work Hobby-Bulldlng Model Alrplanes Annual I, 3, Asst. Edltor 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Brg G Club Girls' Sports 2, 3, Class Treas 3, Dramatrcs l, Curl Reserves I 3, 4, 'Goodnlqht Ladtesu 3 That Crazy Smlth Family 4 II

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CHARLIE RUTLAND H-ARI-AND SCHULZ EDITH ROSS BILL GREEN President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Class History If we could turnhistory back a few years, we would be able to see September 1942, approaching, the year well remembered as the year when the present-day seniors began as freshmen. The seniors-quiet, well-reserved, and dignified. But ,to get back to the history part of it, we were new to high school and high school life was new to us. We soon adapted ourselves and went successfully through the first year of high school without too many mishaps. The officers elected for a year's term were: President-Kenny Dulin, Vice Pres.- Lee Markovich, Secretary-Diane Harris, who withdrew in our senior year, Treasurer-Leo Ford, who withdrew in our junior year, and Carl Veitenhans- Class Reporter. Mrs. McGaughey was our advisor for our first two years of high school. i The year we began as Sophomores we were much more familiar with our surroundings and much better adapted than we were as Freshmen. Our class officers were: President--Kenny Dulin, re-elected for another term, Vice Pres.- Harland Schulz, Secretary-Vivian Andrea, Treasurer-Diane Harrisg and Class Reporter-Glenrose Hayward. During the year we presented the Freshman- Sophomore Mixer. The class decorated the gymnasium for commencement exercises. l945-lunior Year-Upperclassmen-and did we feel important? We weren't a bit conceited, even though we did know we were the best class in the whole school-for-I don't know how long. Mr. Miller was our advisor, poor man, he suffered so. The officers for the year were as follows: President- Carl Veitenhans, who left mid-term, Vice Pres.-Lee Markovich, Secre- tary-Lucy Skerbinig Treasurer-Norma Ienkins, and Class Reporter-Glenrose Hayward, who withdrew in our junior year. With Mr. Miller's brains and the Iunior boys' brawn and the Iunior girls' ability to order them around and keep them going, we managed to present the lunior Prom. The theme was Hawaii We also presented Goodnight Ladies, under the direction of Miss Loeb, It was a huge success. We entered our Senior year with only twenty-four students. We also entered with the determination that we would graduate this year. We knew that we were the most intelligent, dignified, and polite .class in the whole school. Our class officers were: President-Charles Rutland, Vice Pres.- I-Iarland Schulz, Secretary-Edith Ross, Treasurer-Bill Green, and Sgt.-at- Arms-Wendall Samuelson. During the year there were many activities. To mention only a few-we presented the Senior Ball of l945 and on March 29, 1946 we presented a Senior Play called, The Crazy Smith Family, which was a decided success. On May 29 of this year we will graduate, we leave the school with 'saddened hearts and tears in our eyes. lt isn't that we hate to go, it's because we know that there will never be another class like ours. CYou lucky peoplel

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LIIII MARKOVICII Mark Work lascrnates me, I can sit and watch it lor hours Hobbyf-Boating Football 3, Basketball 2, 3, Brq G Club 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres I, 3, Chorus 4 ORLANDO PETERSON Toll What's the hurry? I-lobby-Fishing. Baseball 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Chorus 4, Big G Club 4, Hr-Crier Stall 4. SENIORS ,,aa.w.. Q, H Q- ,gf ' WENDITLL SAMUIILSON Blondie Still waters run deep Hobbyf-Frslrrnq Bas?-ball 3, Football I. IIAHLAND SCIIULZ Schulzre Ilere I am, you lucky peoplell Ilobby-Doing as lrttle as possible Class Vice Pres. 2, 3, Krng ol Prom 3, Goodnight Ladies 35 Annual Stall 2, That Crazy Smith Family 4. Yell King 4: Chorus 4, Dramatrcs I EDITH ROSS Edie A good disposition is more valuable than gold. I-lobby-Boating. Chorus 2, Second Childhood 2: Goodnight Ladies 3, Oper- etta I, Annual Asst, Editor 3, Editor 45 Class Sec. 4 Home EC Club 1, ITVELYN SEVEHTSEN Eyre Nevada, here I come! Hobb -Drrving Chorus l, 4, Operetta I, Good- nrght Ladies 3, That Crazy Smith Family 4, Annual 3, 4, Home EC Club I -2 tl PAT SHANNON Pat LUCILLE SKERBIINI Lucy Silence rs more musical than My love has my heart, and I any ggng, have his diamond. Iintr-ered from Ellensburo, l944, HObbYAM0TOrCyClrng. Girls' Athletics 3, I'Ii-Crier 3, Operelld lp Chorus IP HQIU9 EC- 4g Chorus 4, Annual Stall 4 Club I,Sec. ol Class 3, Good- 12 night Ladies 3: That 'Crazy Smith Family 45 Hr-Crier 3, Annual Stall 4. CHARLES RUTLAND 4'Bud I am the master ol my tate. Track 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Baseball 3, Football 2, 3, 4, Brg G Club 2, 3, 4, Boys' Club Sergeani-at-Arms 3, 4, Class Pres 4, Student Council 4, Chorus 2, That Crazy Smith Family 4 r HELEN SI-IADBOLT Porky Wming and able. I-Iobby-Brcyclmg. Operetta I, Chorus 1. EDITH SPINNEY Spinney Where there's a will, there's Hobby-Men. She entered here in the year of 1944, she finished her schooling and received her credits during the middle ol the year.