Peninsula High School - Kwahaes Yearbook (Gig Harbor, WA)

 - Class of 1949

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N 45646 ' 3825 -P' WZ? X' if ,f JA!!- 1, Q-gs Ll .i-Q' V 3 Kg, ,, 1, fi. xv - 'M , ' gif 5 .x X? 1 If Vg Liu! LY 1 H NN Q W A - Ki V5 1? f W NTL -753 A , . S 'W , -Q X J xhxj .X xx. Qi KWAHAES Pubhshcd by U16 Student lfvdy fff Pemnsula flzgh Salma! Purdy Washiugtau ! :', K TC 2 STANDING Homer Howe SITTING left to right Mary Lee Dillon Jason Graham Howard Tvefer Henry Pederson Ruby Graham TO THE CLASS OF 49 PENINSULA HIGH SCHOOL Congratulatlons on reaching thus mllestone In your educatuonal and social progress May these years of past achnevements prove the springboard To success In wnder fields and be both the solid foundation for the structure of your lnfe and the source of pleasant memories For the members of the Board and myself may l express our prude un you and In all the students of our fine school OUR BEST WISHES GO WITH YOU Henry P Pedersen Chairman Board of Durectors f5 JUN' C, H, HOWE ARTHUR. H. SKURDALL Superintendent Principal I ROY ANDERSON Washlngton State College B S Summer School Washmgton State College Teaches Drrvrng Physrcal Educa tlon Health Coaches Football Basketball and Baseball ELIZABETH H BONDY Gurls Boardung School Dresden Germany Thale Glrls Boarding School Hartz Germany Farrmount College Wlchuta Kansas B A Unlverslty of Wisconsin Madrson Wusconsln Post Graduate Umver srty of Washmgton M A Teaches World Hlstory Washung t S e History rt 'S VIOLET IANNACH Mllwaukee State Teacher s College Mulwaukee Wlsconsln B E Col lege of Puget Sound Umverslty of Washmgton 'Lrbrarlan Study Hall FRIDA IERSTAD Concordla College Moorhead Mm nesota BA Post Graduate Work Concordia l948 Teaches Mathematrcs Advisor Outlook Staff IOSEPH W LITTLE Unrversrty t Chrcago PhB Educatuon Umversnty of Indiana Teaches Brology Modern Prob lems United States History Sponsors Forum Club Coaches Track i MARIAN THOMAS Umversety of Washmgton BA Teaches Spamsh Englush DOROTHY BOUVIA Monmouth College Monmouth :nous B A Summer Sc oo College of Puget Sound Teaches Dramatlcs English ELOUISE CRUVER College of Puget Sound B S and BEd Teaches English Glrls Physucal Educatlon Health Sponsors Pep Club Gurls Athletuc Assoclatnon ALF IERSTAD State Teachers College Mayvlll North Dakota B A Humbolt Buss ness College Mlnneapohs Bemndn Teachers College Bemldgl Munn Teaches Bookkeeprng Typlng Asslstant Coach MARY FRANCES LAMISON Eastern New Mexlco lunlor College Portales New Mexnco Assocaate Arts Degree New Mexnco Agn culture and Mechanical School BS Iowa State College Ames Iowa Graduate Work Washmgton State College MA and BE Teaches Home Economlcs DEWEY LYBECKER Washmgton State College BA Teaches Shop Mechamcal Drawlng Sponsors Arrplane Club HERMAN STEBNER State Teachers College Mrnot North Dakota BA Unrversrty of North Dakota College of Puget found Teaches Typung Musnc A - m',..g' hl: Von ' ,'A. lktlx, ,XX ,. It fr I I. . V. 0. :E I 'r in : .f 1 Q ' fad ' Fw' Az, sg lf ' 'H., Y ef is 1 - ' LESTER WEHMHOFF Q Washington State College, B.S. and in Chemistry: University of Vx Washington. Teaches: General Science, l Chemistry, Physics. Sponsorst School Camera Club Visual Education Coordinator. SEATED left to right P Lund B Hardy A Skarponie P Buyacich STANDING left to right G Campbell 5111115111 601111111 The Student Council includes the student body officers plus the presidents of each class and also Boys and Girls club presidents with lvlr Skurdall as advisor This year the Student Council sponsored the annual Curtis Magazine drive Through the efforts of the Student Council a pop corn machine was purchased Money was gained from this venture by selling popcorn at various dances and sports events at the High School The industrious Student Council also sponsored the Christmas program and decorated the display window with an appropriate scene for the l-loliday Season lil ' f i I i B, ldauterat, ef Benson, G. Cheney, D. Stair, B. Starke., i i Glass 0Mcc'rs fo 'S President V Pres dent Secretary Secretary 5514101 611155 ffzsfnry It was an exciting day un September l945 when Z3 green inexperienced freshmen entered Vaughn and 42 entered Gug Harbor to depart four years later as well reserved quiet and dignified Seniors We were soon on to the hugh school ways and officers elected to carry us through the first year were Pres Ben Brones Vice Pres Gaul Olson Sec and Treas Chuck Lindner at Vaughn and at Gig Harbor Pres John Smuth and Vice Pres Dudley Stair The year passed quickly with the main event being the dreaded initiation Miss Stiers Our Sophomore year got off to a good start with Mr Luttle and Mr Daw son as our class advisors Thus year both Vaughn and Gig Harbor gurls won the unter class tournament Officers elected at Vaughn were Pres John Ross Vuce Pres Bonnie Shultz Sec Marge Rose and Treas Ray Smuth whule Gig Harbor officers were Pres Bull Guske Vuce Pres Alan Skarponu S c and Treas Evelyn Benson and Ser geant at Arms Donna Ford At Vaughn the Sophomores took part in the all school talent show Our Junuor year found Vaughn and Gig Harbor combined at Penunsula to make a bugger and better class At last we were upper classmen and happy in the knowledge that loafing was a very profitable form of spending our time We chose as class leaders Pres John Smith Vuce Pres Milton Mitchell Sec Gaul Olson and Treas John Jerkovich Our advisor was Miss Lamison o Hardie was chosen vuce president of th student body Wanting to be different this class gave four one act plays called The Feed Store Mystery Richman Poorman The Blue Teapot and The Courtship of Mules Standish directed by Mrs Bouvua On May l4 we gave the Junuor Prom our first bug dance with the theme as Mississippi Moon Nancy Neill and John Jerkovuch were chosen as Kung and Queen Gaul Olson was chosen to attend Girls State and Bob Hardie and John Smuth to atten'l Boys State Now we fund the Class of 49 budding farewell to Peninsula Hugh School, In our final year we chose Evelyn Benson as Presb Joyce Whitright as Sect Peggy Lund as Treas., and Gary Irvin as Vice Pres., to carry us through our busy year, The student body was composed of all Seniors this year. Dudley Stair was elected as Boys' Club Pres.: Betty Starkey as Girls' Club Pres.: John Smith as l.ettermen's Pres.: Marge Rose as Pep Club Pres.: Bonnie Shultz as G.A.A.: Eve- lyn Benson as Editor of Kwahaes, and Nancy Neill as Editor of the Outlook, Nancy Neill Gail Olson, Betty Starkey and Peggy Lund were voted cheer leaders. On November l9 we gave our Senior Ball with Autumn Harvest as the theme. On April 8, we presented our Senior play, The Hoosier Schoolmaster which proved to be a big success. The play was directed by Mrs. Jannach, The Senior boys won the interclass-basketball tournament this year. This year the Seahawks won the League Football Championship with the help of the Senior boys who were very active in sports. Bob Hardie and Dudley Stair made all-county team while John Jerkovich and Chuck Lindner made the second team. 4 1 1 , W? ' .wif . U ,- K -I EVELYN BENSON GARY lRVlN JOYCE WHlTRlGHT PEGGY LUND , i We survived our first year of high school under the guidance of Mrs. Bondy and , ' U . ' ' .I A U Q . U . I . . . A B b ' ' ' , e . K . EDDIE ANDERSON Eddse Say ng To study or not to study that ss the questson PEGGY LUND e Sa sng A bad as I am d good as you are lm as good you are as bad as I am Hobby Actsng Chorusl 2 Debate Club 2 lunsor Play Drama Club 3 GAA 3 4 Yell Leader 4 Student Councsl Sec ep Club I 3 4 Otfsce Sensor Play KENNETH ARCHER en Saysng An ever snnocent look but one can never tell Hobby Actsng Smart tball I Z 3 4 Lettermen Club I 4 Glee Club 4 Sensor Play EVELYN BENSON Evelyn Saysng Oceans of pep wsth smsle on every wave Hobby Sports lsncludsng boysl orus Z 3 -I GAA Lsbrarsan 2 3 4 Servsce Club 2 ffsce 4 Pep Club I 2 Class Sec 2 Class Pres 4 Annual Edstor 4 lunsor Play Paper Staff 3 Gsrls Clee Club 2 3 4 Student Dsrector of Sensor Play Sextette CLARENCE LANGERUD Clarence Saysng When studses snterfere wsth my athletscs III drop my studses Hobby Sports Ba eballl 2 3 4 Basketball 4 Football 3 4 Lettermens Club BEN BRONES Bones aysng there ss anythsng dont know sts because I dsdnt have tsme to learn st Hobby Maksng money Sensor Play 6 GLORIA CLOUD Glorsa aysng I Iskc work and work lskes me etscs 2 3 4 Out ok 3 Club 3 4 Scrvsce Club Chorus 4 BRUCE ARNOLD Bruce Saysng I may not be as short you arc but nesther are you as I Hobby Worksng eball I 2 4 Footbal tcrmens Club I ADAM PETER BUIACICH Pete Saysng There are two ssdes to every story the rsght ssde and my ssde Hobby Everythsng or be a gensus Student Body Treasurer 4 Basket ball Manager 4 Track I 3 Band I Z Annual Staff 4 Sergeant at Arms 3 Outlook 3 Sensor Play Lettermen s Club 4 CHARLES LINDNER Chuck Sa sng I dont need a car shell go sn a Ford Hobby Trysng to play the gustar eball I 2 3 4 Basketball ball I 4 Annu Chorus 2 3 4 Lettermens Club Se Tr 4 C ss Sec Treas I DELORES COVELL Dee aysng A blush sn tsme sav 5 rouge 'Hobby Phonograph records GAA 3 Servsce Club 3 Outlook 3 -I Csrls Clee Club 4 Chorus 4 PAUL CHRISTENSON Pau Saysng Why rush through ths Isfe the next one may be worse Hobby A Isttle bst of everythsng vsce Club I 2 3 Choru lunsor Play Sensor Play 5 2 - 1 5 .I 1 'A .. 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' I ' ' I ' s ' 1 A-sf A ' 'I s , I H ' .- I ' Ser ' 'I , , V: s 35 IACK HOWELL ack Saymg, Work where huve I heard that word before' Hobby Models Semor Play Forum Club 3 IUANITA IULIAN Nita Saymg To be ettrcrent rn a quret way that rs her arm throughout each ay Hobby Sewrng and lohnnre Pep Club 3 4 Outlook 4 junior Chorus 3 Lrb ary 3 matrcs 3 Othcc 4 HOWARD GREEN Howard Saymg Mcn ot few words are the best men Hobby Loatrng Servnce Group I lunror Play Boys Glee Club 4 Semor Play BOYD GALLIGAN Boyd to be done but who wants to do nt? Hobby Boats MARY HAYES Gabby Saymg What have thc other gurls got that I haven t got twrcc as much ot Hobby Bowlrng Penmasquers3 lumor Play Camera 3 Camera Club Pres Semor Play Forum Club 4 Pep C 3 4 Llbrarran 3 4 GARY IRVIN Skinny Saymg Ladrcs I m a man of few words Hobby Musuc and Baseball nd I 3 4 Orches a eball I Z 4 lun Pay Chorus 4 Annual Staff 4 n masquers 4 Class Vrce Pres 4 LENNART LONNINC Saymg Better men than I have lrve but I dont bel ve IOHN IERKOVICH er a mg me sa I over came Hobby Sleeprng aeball 'I Football Track 3 4 Lettermens Club Z 3 -l Class Trcas 3 Lettermens Vrce s 4 nd 3 Choru -l lunror Prom Kung Annual Staff 4 Semor Play NANCY NEILL Nance Saymg Srlence rs golden but ut has no charms for me Hobby Bull Entered lanuary I9-18 Denver Colo Lrbrarran 3 Sextette 3 4 Chorus 3 lumor Prom Queen Ottrce 4 Yell Leader 4 Outlook Edator 4 Annual 4 Semor Play BILL GUSKE us Saymg Great deeds cannot dre Hobby Sports and musrc Football I 2 Basketball I eball I Z 4 d Orchestra 3 4 Servrce Club Lettermens Clubl Z 4 Pres BILL GOURLIE I :ayrng Work tascrnates me I can srt and watch It tor hours Hobby Hunting Track 3 IAMES TOBEY rm Saymg Quret but not so dumb Hobby Sports r ck l 4 Semor V l ' A ' re ir. I I ..l ka ' l D S y : I ca , I w, - ' 4 .j' I s 5 ' 1 ' 2, 3, 4: Play: I' ': ' r ': Dra- Pre. V: Ba '1.'4z. : s 3. . UG H . SaYin8: lt is true thc-rc is much S0 I: do my best. . A - ., ' . : . 2. 4: .' Bas , , 3 Ban I, 2, 3, 4: , . ' : ' ' , , , . 2. ,- Il, lg, V, I 2 H , - A B'Il - clup 1 ' ' . 45 - rub ,' 5 ' ' , '. , ' 'H ' U U ul' II '- Ba I, 2, , 3 tr- 3, 43 l - , Q Bas , , 3, 3 ior l 3 l T3 - 2- 3' 3 Plat'- : - : Pe - I f L have --A I MARGUERITE PRYEAR Maggie' Saymg Generally speaknng shes generally speaktng Hobby Comg places Club l A nual Statt Z 3 4 Pup Z r e Z 3 4 Outook 4 lun Pla Sensor Play Gnrls Tro 3 4 Gurls Sextette 3 4 Clee Club 4 orus l 2 MARIORIE ROSE Marge Saylng Study as a waste ot tlme and I sure hate to waste tlme Hobby Sewing orus I 4 Gr Clee Clu CAA 4 Pep Club Pres 4 lunlor Pa Semor Play Forum Club S 3 RICHARD RUDE Buddy Saynng Argumg ns my chlet un terest In lute Hobby Pnlot Football 4 Track 4 Model Club 4 Entered from Clover Park 48 CAIL OLSON Abbey Sayung Dark han and dark eyes make her charms a pleasant surprxse Hobby Anything that s fun Clee Club 2 4 Clrls Sextette l G T Z 4 Tat r 0 ook 3 4 Annual Sta p b Class e Pres I Cla s Sec Cheer Lea er 2 3 4 lunlor Play Senior a CAA ALAN SKARPONI Flash Saynng came I stu e graduated Hobby Sports as etball I Z Base a 4 Cla V 2 dent Body Vlce P s 4 lun: r Play Boys Cleo Club 4 RAY SMITH a :ayung Why do today what you can put oft untll tomorrow' Hobby Photography Scmor Play Forum Club 3 Clas Treasurer 2 Q i GEORGE PLANCICH Ceorgue Saymg Easy come easy go al ways strong but also slow Hobby Boatlng nd I 3 lunlor Play Pa er at 4 Chorus 4 Sensor RAY MURPHY a Sayung at ave been taught I have forgotten what I know l have guessed Servncc 3 Camera Club 3 lunlor a ootball 4 Basea I' BETTY STARKEY Betty Saymg Why love one when there are so many' Hobby Skung Entered In February 1948 Seattle Chorus 1 s u P es Yell Leader 4 Pep Club 4 Senior Play Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 Home Ec Llbranan 4 BOB HARDIE Bo aylng S me day ll gave the gurls a break Hobby Sports as etball l 2 Baseball r 4 Footb 3 4 Student Body Pres 4 u dent Body Vlce P s 3 Annual St f 4 lunlor Play Sensor ay BONNIE SHULTZ Bonnlc A happy dusposutlon more valuable than gold C orus 3 4 Pep Club I 2 A 3 Cr Cle Cu 4 GAA Pres 4 Clrls Club Ice rs 3 Forum ub umor Play Sensor Play Service Club 4 Sextette 3 4 IOHN SMITH Smltty ayung All great men are ang even l dont feel so well cotball l 3 4 Basket r I 2 Servuce Coup 2 3 u ook I s Lettermens Clubl 2 3 4 Semor Play Drama Club 4 Annual Staff 2 Student Councull 3 Cho us I Z Camera Club 3 Boys State Rcpresentatuve WINIFRED WHITMARSH Wunnle Saymg SIIBDCE rs more muslcal than any song G A 3 -I Pep Club 3 4 For m Sec P er f lumor Play Senior ay IOYCE WH ITRICHT Sayrng Leave me un the qulet wuth my thoughts rvrce I Ch us Gee Club 4 Lrbrarran 3 4 lumor Play Outlook 3 4 Annual 4 CAA 3 Club 2 Cla Se BOB ULSH o not always a brute Hobby Astronomy and Art Band and Orchestra 3 4 lumor Play Sensor Play Dramatlcs 3 4 MILTON MITCHELL Mntch Hobby Sallmg Saymg Oh that I had been nch mstcad of handsome Football Manager 3 Track 3 lumor Play 3 Class Vrce Presndent 3 Chorus 3 Class Secretary I IAMES MCCARTER um Saynng Good at work but better at play Hobby Guns Entered from Callfornra I949 CAMERA SHY IACK BLACKWOOD x, DUDLEY STAIR Dud Saymg Answer to a marden prayer Hobby Water Sports F otball 2 3 4 Track l Boys Club Pres 4 Chorus utlook 3 Annual Staff 4 lumor Play Sensor Play Class Offlcer l DON UNDERWOOD Specks a mg m not lazy I don t I e to work Hobby Cars S rvrce Group l 3 lumor Pay Senior Play Sayrng Hollywood here I come lumor Play Dramatucs Club 3 4 Pe Club 3 4 WALTER PINE Walt Basketball Manager 2 3 4 Foot a Manager Z 3 Chorus Sensor Play 4 Sayung lust a lnttle more than hanr beneath hrs hat , f f X Boa ABEL A N-fix I' X f JS, DUANE aALLsw VL .A, . . : A , : u o ' . . 1 D . 2. 3. 4: Club , 4: ap Stat 3, 45 ' . 3 3, 4: ' : ' Pl . 0 .1 1- ' A H .Jon A h H H - ' --- S yn' : ul' , just ' SQ ' 3 25' or 3, 14g I lk I - Z . : ' ' : . . . e ' , ' 5 A I 9 Pep . 3, 43 ss c. 4. ' 'AB b on LORIS soussnc Saying: The man who' blushes is I --De-v ,. A I ' ' b ll g , Q ' Z 32 l t al- I- . it li fuumr Class HQ X sz .-b 'K' H1 WW1. ll FIRST ROW left to right Charlne Cooper Beverly Carlson June Eaton Joyce Broulllet Glorua Gaetana Emery Graham SECOND ROW Earl Benson Glenn Gruswold Glorua Fnnney Joyce Elluott Kathleen Anderson Thorn Cheyne-y THIRD ROW Ralph Eaton FIRST ROW left to rnght Audrey Lewus Jerry Laxson Laura Knapp Lullran Otto SECOND ROW Muss Lamlson advssor Pat Luttle Joan I-laller Beatnce Hemler Pat Healy Frances Nnkolac Tnllnum lnsel Harold Langerud THIRD ROW Dale Hemphull Jnm Muller Charles Hart Rchard Muller Paul Lehmann Edgar Olson Myron Knudson Ronald Hemley un.: DC. '19 ' In FIRST ROW, left to rnght J Rutland L Satterlee, B Peterson, A Peterson SECOND ROW R Ward, R Stnckland, P Peterson IO G Funney, L Ulsh THIRD ROW R Werner S Zlnovuch D Shuvely, M Van Gorder, R Peterson, B Ryan . 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F juniar 511155 Owens 'Qs li 'Q Q1 SEATED left to rlght Glen Cheney presldent C-lorua Fnnney secretary treasurer Tom Orser vice presldent The Junlor Class determnned to luve up to their hugh standards presented their play Out on a Llmb In the tall which was a grand success being ably drrected by Mrs Thomas The leads were played by Tom Orser and Kay Anderson The students from the Junior class who were selected by the faculty to attend Boy s and Curl s state camp were Jam Campbell Eddle Fenton and Joan l-laller The theme ot the Junior Prom was Sprung Carnival The gym was decorated very nicely and the whole aftaur was another huge success for the Junior class of l9-49 who have proven themselves very capable of leadlng the student body next year 5 gf! 'I- Quefklwl U ' 3 M If A .ma YVRI I Q EBSQ 3 fvw B -nv-iq 4. u- 4? s ll ' 2 ' , f II 37 . x.-7 L 4 - ' gt ' S . i . I Q I l . ' I . A ' ' . I . I . v Al . U . . . . . l . - - . . . . . . . - . t. . . H . . g?m W H -T ' . X ,, . . 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Calligan, J Mclntyre H Hatch J Jannack R Tanol J Lloyd C Cuse T Lloyd THIRD ROW J Martun E Muller D Jenklns J Norum R Hempner J McVrcker J Kung B Nieman FIRST ROW left to rnght J Valley S Parsons N Tobey L Peterson C Paul J Rollatn H Zlnovuch S Ryan R Ross SECOND ROW K Whetmore J Stmerson G Parslfwall D Sumerson B Stamm K Peterson H Shadbolt J Russell THIRD ROW J Pnerce H Peterson D Spadons D Thorscn J Ralph J Rodman P Rterson t I q ' 6 v 45 6 T l S L .1 6 ' 6 0 ' x Q v A e Y . , 7 ' - x I x ' , I ,I I ' ' I X . - W ' I fl, l I J J vvcy L I Q ft, O I 1 ' A JS ' I tllll FIRST ROW, left to right: C. Neill, M. Nikolac, N. Lester, L. Natucci, M. lnsel, J. McConaghy. SECOND ROW: C. Kavanauglw, l I2 Y' SL fi? Y align! ,ol ff a ':. 4 7 cf 47 4- iv LEFT TO RIGHT Gordon Campbell presrdent Sally Parsons secretary Joanne Ahlberg treasurer Don Gardner vlce presndent The Sophomores mmated the Freshmen We were very pleased to recenve the complument from Mr Skurdall that this was the best lmtnafron he had seen for many years We are very proud of our athletlc class the gurls takmg furst place un the unter class basketball fourna ment and the boys rakung second place Qreshman 611155 all xt law! ii IQU lm!! la! la' I- 21 1 I-1 ii Ili FIRST ROW A Buffum W Brown J Barber D Coder B Campbell C Crlfflth L Gourlre SECOND ROW J Adams J Ander son B Cone B Cagnebun J Blundell E Fosness L Bupacuch S Cousluch THIRD ROW B Beglau D Cheyney P Brochner if' 95 26 y lilfmvfml Q I FIRST ROW B Larson K Jerstad M Hemely J McQu e J Healy B Meyers S Morgan R Kleun SECOND ROW B Heller B Nueman J Newman P Muller B Ogden J Olson L Hyde THIRD ROW Mr Jerstad Advusor R Hntter E Lund M Morford L Laffaw L Jopp B Lautaret if A6 if-n-:BI ' I- I FIRST ROW L Slgmund J Pedersen B Sl'1uveIy,B Ponder, D Putnam SECOND ROW H Thompson, M Stokke, B Wagner N Ross: N beglern, I Snyder THIRD ROW A Wetmore R Underwood A Vnefenhans B Prerce,A Peterson J Whufe W Ulsh I4 . . '12-, '--- Pu 9 J 2 ' as an N 'L 5 -- ' 4 A 6 I S C- : 'V . A , ' . e , X 1 'K 9 . L ' ' N 4 S- lf' fr ax- Q ' ' -I ' fy, ' 6 ' . 1 - J' ' ,x'v'.,-QL ' J fl! , , ' A-3 '.I ' . I . . I Q -I , .Irv r ' . W' ' jst. M. .. ,. i , , I. . , 5 1 .lx . , ,JY 1 ,f Nfl .......... ci I I - E. Brouse, D. Coder. C. Bujacich, D. Eide, C. Cuse. o V Q ,ji ' '- 9 4? 4 X - U , , 9 V 5 B T . 'Q N. , - ' I. .nf , I I Q A . V 1 V T' fi 'I l .r V L' ' V Q J :V 7,1 l .I 'lf TM I? thx - 2 ii 1: , 3 i n','vIl'llIIlo I' 1 . , . , . , . ir , . , . , . , . I . : . , . . . . , . V . . . - - 1 - - I - I - I - . I 1 . . QF r 9 Q Z ' A Q Q9 LEFT TO RIGHT Bull Lautaret presldent Jean Blundell secretary Elalne Fosness treasurer Eddy Lund vuce presudent A few months after entering the masslve halls of P H S the large number of humble yet enthuslastuc Freshmen were rnntrated unto hugh school All un all the class has proved It ns able to contnnue In fume of need URQ In I lqg ' 'L' . an 'lu iq., IDI RA! E-tlfiwul . ll ll hw - .. if ,f 9 S ff ry fi ,.' V35 -SJ if t l 3 xl!--. 'Xin Qi af 'sur 'T' PQ il' SEATED J Jerkovuch C Caetana E Benson J Haller SECOND ROW M Pryear T Bettrs Whutr1ght B Starkey C Olson J Ellnott THIRD ROW P Bulacnch J Rodman A Cooper J Mclntyre J Eaton STAFF EDITOR ASSIST EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER SPORTS EDITOR ASSIST SPORTS EDITOR SNAPS CO EDITORS SENIOR WRITEUPS REPORTERS ADVERTISING COMMITTEE Dudley Staur Chuck Llndner John Jerkovuch Clorua Caetana Joan Haller ADVISOR Annual Stay? J Evelyn Benson Joan Haller Cllorna Caetana Cary Irvm Pete Buyaclch June Eaton Tom Bettis Nancy Neull Mary Hayes yce Whutrnght Call Olson Jack Rodman Alden Cooper Bob Hardxe Betty Starkey o Mr Skurdall 'Z 'Q JOAN I-IALLER EVELYN BENSON Assustant Editor Erltor I6 Ouflaak Sfaf I or 'T SEATED Mrs Jerstad Advlsor N Neull L Satterlee SECOND ROW L Peterson D Covell J Coan J Elliot C- C-aetana EDITORIAL STAFF EDITOR Nancy Neill JUNIOR EDITOR Loes Satterlee FEATURE EDITOR Pat Peterson ACTIVITY EDITOR Clorua Caetana EXCHANGE EDITOR C-Iona Cloud SOCIETY EDITOR Joanne Ahlberg SPORTS EDITOR Gary lrvm ART Art Class ADVISOR Mrs Jerstad STAFF Joan Haller Jane Martin Glorna Gaetana Helen Zmovuch Juamta Julnan John Smsth Joyce Whrtrught Beverly Carlson Tom Bettls Carol Kavanaugh Loss Peterson Pete Bulaclch Glorna Frnney Laura Knapp Joan Rutland George Plancuch NANCY NEII-L, MRS JERSTAD Edlfor Adxlsor 4 . ' E ef, F 1 41 I mv' ' .v V 2 P 'Y' O. Olsong B, Carlson, Jf Julian. THIRD ROTNJJ. Jannacn, T. Bettis, C. Rlancich, S. Ryan, P. Reterson, IJ. lHaller,l JJ Ahlberg .x . ka! ., K SEATED S Parson L Satterlee R Maller T lnsel R Land STANDING Mr Stebner Durector B Grout J Anderson L Peter son B Crlffuth R Strrckland B Guske C lrvln A Bowman K Jerstad B Ogden J Rutland B Graham P Brockner A Peterson B Ulsh P Muller L La faw The Peninsula Orchestra and Band under the guidance of Mr Stebner presented one exchange pro gram at Yelm and two others scheduled but they couldn t go because of the weather In addntuon they played during the basketball games They also played at the county musrc festival and the march for the graduatuon exercises Orchestra SEATED J Jannach P Brockner W Arnold B Ogden N Austun L Natuccu E Cone C Muller B Grout S Parson L Satterlee C lrvrn A Bowman K Jerstad R Muller T lnsel B Ulsh P Muller L Laffaw I8 . . , . , . , . , . . . . , , . , . , , - , . , . , , , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . f . v - 1 ' v . . - v - - n . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , n - 1 - - - y - . . , . , . , . . Q3 ...Q ef 2 -an ky FlRST ROW Mr Stebner Drector D Gardner T Bettns B Ryan Brockner SECOND ROW C Graves D Hemphrll M Knudson R Muller P Muller Accompanust THIRD ROW H Green L Laffaw D Shlvely P Lehmann J Rodman K Archer Boys Glas Club The combuned Boys Glee Club and the C-urls Glee Club form the Muxed Chous and rs dlrected by Mr Stebner They had very successful appearances whlch began by presentung a music festival an the hugh school gymnasium They also partlclpated rn the county musxc festival on May fourth Girls Glas Klub STANDING Mr Stebner, Durector, B Shuvely, lvl Pryear G Olson, J Ellnott, J Whrtrught, D Covell, L Sigmund, L Gourlue, J RoIlarn,J Pedersen, H Zunovnch, J McQuIre G Laxson SECOND ROW J Newman, E Benson R Stnckland, B Shultz I Snyder J Healy, J Reed, J Lloyd, P Peterson, B Ponder C Cavanaugh, B Larson, S Cousluch THIRD ROW B Gagnebnn, J Blundell, J Martun, G Fnnney, N Seglem, G Cloud, L Knapp M Rose, Ahlberg, J Rutland, P Healy, L Peterson F, .2 I o sv l vw ' 'll 'N f- Q.. 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'xA, ' Y ' ' r 2 ' N- Nr , I9 SE Q, X it l vi 3 if t Pr ear Bonnle Shultz Call Olson ATED Joanne Ahlberg STANDHNIG Marguerue y Gzrls Crm Hays Offsite 9 'Wa B Richard Muller Bull Ryan Pat Mullu accornpanls I-L t SECOND ROW Don Gardner Dale FIRST ROW Mr Sfebner Tom ettls l M ron Knudson Paul Lehmann '7 Hemphull Duck Shave y y 22 Iwi 3 S1 la? 4.1 356 ? xr! bEATED Joyce Elliot vnce president Nadine Lester secretary treasurer STANDING Betty Starkey president Girls Klub 0Mcers Hogs gfllb Ofjhvrs in Jf'f'n,'.2g Q '-vs-1 .,e vl-4.'r 337' wif -5. ...f.ne:zxan- l -'w-1- 9 li 46 ,,,,,,,.,,,, 4-su If 16.5 ni '-lf.. ,mfg-nn --Q25 ul 21 Chuck Hart vrce presudent John Jerkovuch ecretary treasurer Dudley Starr prcsudent 2 fa - I W -7 X- ., gr' to ' o A 5 F., -.. 4- 'xg .1447 ' . . - . , - . , . . . , . . , . I 0 e '1 ' ' ' p.. ' , ' ' ' A ' .-.n.....,--- -- .w.: ,,.. A ,,- , .....-.. ...--. ,.-.-f..r- , - ..z'-mf A .,-.-. -' :::f' - A . , ..- 4, Q ,, ,Ju ..' 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' X A t s I l V-.- - 0 9 . 4 y M M K xx 'V 5 i ,ci I U- ' L 4- Q L , ', E7 . -Y 5' ' ' . ,, tr-T 5 1' , 'tx ps - , ' , ., . ..- '-: , , ,f ff 4 ff A f V V11 FRONT ROW Helen Zsnoxlch Betty Grout Mary Nlkolac Frances Carrel Emma Lou Cheesrnan June Eaton SECOND ROW Leslne Ulsh Sally Parsons Wlnlfred Whltmarsh Juanita Mclntyre Joan McConaghy Drane Coder Judy Pedersen Kenny Pedersen THIRD ROW Jean Lloyd Joanne Ahlberg Jane Martrn Beatrice Hemley Clorla Solberg Bessie Wagner Elanne Fosness FOURTH ROW Earl Benson Jack Rodman Roy Ward Ronald Hemley l-larold Langerud Owns Assistants 'Y fa asa, SEATED Evelyn Benson Juamta Jullan Nancy Neull Joan Haller Loes Satterlee Beverly Carlson STANDING Emma Lou Chees man Juanuta Mclntyre Ronald Hemley June Eaton Bob Able labsent when picture was takenl Mme Opsraiars ,,.4. +2 FIRST ROW Clarence Langerud John Smuth Jesse Whrte Mr Wehmhoff BACK ROW Duck C-abrnelson, Bull Cuske Jack Ralph Brll Thorsen Mules Ramsdell 22 ,C1I1r1zr11z11s 1? Ewlyn Semen GlcrlxFlv1nLy Gloria Solberg, Francis Nukolwc M rtha lnsel Mary Hayes Joyce Whntrtght Nona Tobey Carolnne Neill Beatrlce Hernley Mrs Jwnnich Home 840140144145 y4SSl5flll'IfS Marguerite Pryewr Batty Starkey Barbara Parshall Del Wetmore Joan McCon1ghy Emma Lou Gheesman Juanita Mclntyre 'XC'- T' KNEELING Ruchard Rude Jack Ralph STANDING Rodney Hoepner Don Gardner Jack Pierce Kenny Wetmore Perry Brockner 0 0 2 - f Q ' 4 J I is I :- I rr , 1 B 1 r 4 X 1'-A ' ' - f I ' . 1 X '. I 1 . 3 . t V . . , , . 1 f . 0 Q 4 Q I .1 , 1 - Q 7 t- ' t '- - ,t A ,, ,M -wwi , ,: ' Y .4 , ' 1 rf- t . 1 X I A F .J .Wy . I Y -QQ .Q K1 1, X , A -' 5 . . .. p I M- '::1:::.::. ' , I . , 1 4 1 Q '- v X , . - C . . I - .- r- , '2- -9 Ja -. , U, n- ' . N tl . I 'V -N 4 L' . .1 ' 5 4' ' ,' -'Y I .L Jarum Club A Qugtr -Y ff vi ED M H lya Buflln ton Alden Cooper Mr Lxttle Wunlfred Whlfmarsh Glorua Gaetana STANDING Charles SEAT ary ayes n g Graves Emery Ellis Jack Rodman Duck Shuvely Dale l-lemphrll 3 'X 4 4 FIRST ROW left To rrght Tom Lloyd Jack Kung Kenny Esler Dwrrel Eude Putnam Lrtfle SECOND ROW Emery Graham Frank D ROW R h d Maller Earl Benson Elston Leon Mclntyre Trrllrum lnsel Audrey Lewrs Kay Anderson Mr Wehmhoff Tl-llR nc ar Ronald l-lemley Bull Thorson Richard Eyrash, Mary Hayes 24 fr A 7 5 4 I: A V? H -3 c . gr c .J A3 I 'L D . A 4 It 0. kilk JE X . I 1 X If I M: ,f . S I ' WAY' S- -9 4 Nr 1,1 'T N X Qi: Q Hi' N - 'X . ' ' 1: 1 R I . r ' : if-nf. ! L . I X 4 fl 1- fb ' . . 1 Ei in - , -V 1 I v 9 t I .x v ,Lv 4 N La ir, F ' X -X.. -- 1 ' 'YL' - '- 1'l 'X ,, J ' ' - X-. t 2 'ry A Yi X A ' 4 -f . - r - Q-A -A zfxl w r I l. - FN . .Q 9 : 4.1,-'I , ' 'A 'er ' g, X fl V 'X . Q M XI. - 3 ff - EQ 4- , f ,- . - f . f- 04 -L,: 'Z Q I 'W v 1 . lx , I l r ' .. f' - , 4. X i - -7 1 a 5- .- ., 1x 'll 'E I -Din l' I , N . ,I 1 I ! X f - 1 - . , , 1 I , ,U g 'J ' . A X ' ' K . ' lv X ' 44 . K 14 I I rx- If ' P Dnzmfzfzc gfllb 51 I -pf' wr' r., FIRST ROW Eluzabetlrm Cone GI C M orxa aetana atha lmsel Gerry Valley Rosemary Klein Beverly Campbell Loren Hyde Mrs Bouvla SECOND ROW Duane Coder Joan Coan McKean Morford B b UI l'1 D L o 5 e orls Solberg Dan Coder Canals Calm '? 2621 sd qv-s ua ps AN FIRST ROW: Gloria Caetana, Charlie Cooper, Call Olson, Nur -1' 'ff' ur in SECOND ROXV: Emery Graham. Charles Graves, Jack Rodman, Putman Little. '7 Smiar Play FRONT ROW Lennart Lonnmg Marguerlte Pryear Wunnltred Whltmarsh Jlm Tobey Mary Hayes Peggy Lund Margie Rose Gall Olson Bonnle Shultz Nancy Nelll Ken Archer BACK ROW John Jerkovlch Paul Chrlstensen Ben Bron'es Howard Green Rnch ard Rude Ray Srnnth Don Underwood Bob Ulsh Dudley Starr Bruce Arnold Jack Howell Betty Starkey John Smlth Pete Bujacuch The Hoosrer Schoolmaster by Edward Eggleston was the turst period play to be glven by a senlor class In many years The locale was the Flat Crlck Deestrack of Tompklns Township In southern Indnany The year 1872 The romance In the play was between Hanner the Means bound gurl and Ralph the schoolmaster The play under the dlrectnon of Mrs Jannach was considered by everyone to be exceptlonal CAST OLE JACK MEANS School Trustee JIM TOBEY SARAH JANE Has Wnte MARY HAYES BUD Thenr Son RAY SMITH MIRANDY Theur Daughter PEGGY LUND HANNAH THOMSON The Bound Girl NANCY NEILL BETSY SHORT Mlrandy s Friend BETTY STARKEY SQUIRE HAWKINS a Former Schoolmaster BOB ULSH VIARTHA HAWKINS The Squire s Nxerce MARGIE ROSE JEEMS BUCHANNAN Spelllng Team Captaun DUDLEY STAIR JEEMS PHILLIPS Champion Speller BRUCE ARNOLD LARKIN LANHAM Spellnng Team Captain JACK HOWELL ODIE SINGER A Speller GAIL OLSON VON SHROEDER Known as the Dutchman LENNART LONNING MRS VON SHROEDER Hts Wute MARGUERITE PRYEAR PETE JONES a Rascal PETE BUJACICH DR SMALL a Vullaun JOHN SMITH GRANNY SANDERS a Wutch Doctor BONNIE SHULTZ REVEREND BOSAW DON UNDERWOOD SQUIRE UNDERWOOD PAUL CHRISTENSEN ATTORNEY BRONSON HOWARD GREEN A CONSTABLE JOHN JERKOVICH MR PEARSON GEORGE PLANCICH CENERAL ANDREW JACKSON 'TOM BIFIELDI An Infirmary Inmate RICHARD RUDE INALTER JOHNSON BEN BRONES MRS THOMSON WINIFRED WHITMARSH RALPH HARTSOOK, The Schoolmaster- -n KEN ARCHER N i - ' I - . 26 . junior Play SEATED left to rnght Putnam Lsttle Wesley Ramsdell Del Wetmore Beverly Carlson Leslue Ulsh Glorra Frnney Kathleen Ander son Tom Orser STANDING Emery Graham Joyce Elluott Loss Satterlee On the eve of November Sth the Junior Class presented Out on a Lomb a comedy un three acts lt was a great success under the dlrectlon of Mrs Thomas The premise of the play was Don t blame others for your own maladgustments but grab your own boot straps and yank' The conflict of the play was Teens versus parents So here ns the baslc Idea of Out on a Llmb and the excitement and comedy which are centered about Blllle Weber She IS the l8 year old daughter who rs an enthusuastlc member of the S P P Society for the prevention of Parents Blllle and her frlends Push Pringle Bird Bram and Punk are typncal teenagers who fund that every once ln a whale they appreciate a respite from their parents Everything gets off to a bug start when Charley Cralg a handsome new boarder an the Weber home admnres Bullle s sketch for greetlng cards and suggests that they take samples to the county seat to obtaun a Incense so that she can sell them Punk the jealous boyfrlend sees Blllle and Charley drlvlng away from the Weber home with an overnlght case a weddrng cake as delivered to the Weber home by mustake Blllle leaves a note tellxng her parents that they wrll be surprised when she and Charlie return and so naturally everyone ln the town belueves they have eloped The excutement and tension of wautlng with flowers and race for the happy couple added to the humor of Punk and anxlety of mother and a sub rosa romance between Aunt Mabel and Professor Doden hoff make the play end with a flourish CHARACTERS REGINA WEBER Glorua Fmney MARK WEBER Putnam Llttle BILLIE llSOBELl WEBER Kathleen Anderson MABLE HYDE Loes Satterlee PROFESSOR DODENHOFF Wesley Ramsdell ORVILLE GRAY Every Graham PUSH RRINGLE Joyce Ellrott BIRD BRAIN Beverly Carlson CHARLES CRAIG Thomas Orser DOROTHY MATTINGLY Del Wetmore COOKIE Leslue Ulsh DIRECTOR Mrs Thomas PROMPTER Rae Nell Strnckland , I l t N' .'. 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' . . . l . v y V I - FIRST ROW left to rught C Parshall Mgr L Mclntyre J Smuth L Cruchf eld J Sumerson J Muller D Staur C Langerud D Sumerson SECOND ROW B Werner Mgr J Rossu E Fenton T Cloud R Murphy J Campbell D Hemphull D Shuvely C Cruswold Mgr THIRD ROW Coach Anderson K Archer C Lundner J Jerkovuch B Arnold C Cheney R Rude B Harduc Coach Jerstad Zrafball Yes after many years of wautung the Penunsula Hugh School football team funally won a champuon shup Beung the most powerful team un the league the Seahawks won the champuonshup wuth power druves and very sharp defensuve work The one team that Penunsula was not able to beat was Eatonvulle who played a tue game 6 to 6 But after that game the Seahawks were uust too powerful to defeat That bug game of the year was wuth Fufe played on the home fueld Thus game was advertused as the champuonshup game For the furst half the score was deadlocked O to O wuth both teams playung very good ball Then un the thurd quarter ut happened breakung through a hole at left tackle Dudley Staur scored the wunnung touchdown To make everyone feel better Bob Hardue then promptly kucked the extra pount When the season was over the coaches met to puck an all county team Penunsula placed four on the furst team these belng Chuck Hart at center Duck Shuvley at rught end Bob Hardue at left halfback and Dudley Staur at fullback Named on the second team were Jum Campbell at left guard John Jerkovuch at left tackle and Chuck Lundner at left end We suncerely hope that they have many more years of champ uonshups at Penlnsula Hugh 29 ' p 'AAT LONG LAST 'i gb 1... B K 1 Ll Qc w cn uw wcw mc c O'Xll H r D 1 I1 I T lt US Haskefball Pennnsula Hugh School ended up IH seventh place In the basketball standings for thc ycar wunnrnc, h tour games whrle osnng ten e lost three games by one pount and two games by the narrow margnn of three pounts Peninsula scored 926 ponnts to thenr opponents 3-lO The leidnne scorers for Peninsula were Duck Sumerson followed closely by Clenn Cheney Frrst row left to rnght P Buyaclch Mgr M Van Corder D Cheney D Campbell B Beglau B Lautaret C Parshall Mgr Laffaw E Brous D Jenkms P Renerson D Campbell D Spadom M Callngan coach Second row A Jerstad coach L Anderson 90 JL if-'41 T v 'x 20 a T'-1 T 1 'V . , ' 'rl . 4 2 K i , 1 2 6 9 .' . I 9 mfg'-. AC lQCll-.V tb lt ' vliyt Ct mf FM lt lkltlxl, B Har llc. B C, sl 2 C, Cl wmv, D J1 lklllx, D C. n L lu ll, Co. l A lfrsin FR 1 l3Cxl. '.l,gr L 1'-gurwf, T C cxncy. D SiY'T'1f'T5C , J S nm mon. D Curl wr, C Lan ger A l, R Fr a I, Mg A . P I H I ' V 1 f ' I L Th Seahawks, nevertheless, had a fighting ball club as the record shows t ey . . . . F - .,- T -T 'A A 5 vw . ' '.' - L 11' Ll' 4 ' 1 5, -L lg :'ff'.- T P I ' T' -:J , X' 1 - . x . I ' l 1 ' ' l ' l l w , t N I E : v' 1 , ' 5 ' 1 5'1 ll 74 --. , V jf l T-x - ' N. 1 - - P, I .- . , -.L 1 A, 6 5 Z.. Uv 'WX 1 X 4 :L V ' S ' l b v 1 ' ' , L I , v P U , ,lf ly 4 tl x ' '- 'r I. ll .Cl if s , b f 3 C X- , I 1 V . V H ' , ' 4 , ' X ' , l 'l 'g X ' I Pm 'R P 4, 'f - X First row, left to right: J. Collins, L. Jopp, B. Underwood, J. lv1cVicker, M. Ramsdell, L. Ulsh, C. Campbell, C. Griswold, C. Langerud, C. Hart, D. Ellis, Mgr. Second row: Coach Jerstad, J. Campbell, C. Campbell, D. Simerson, J. Miller, J. Simerson. J. Rossi, B. Werner, D. Jenkins. Third row: D. Spadoni, W. Pine, T. Orser, B. Arnold, C. Lindner, D. Rickert, C-.Cheney, B. Guske, A. Skarponi, Ray Murphy, Mgr. Coach Anderson. lfascball Since the Annual went to press before the baseball season was completed only five of the games were in the rccord book Peninsula lost the first game of the season to Roy by a 5 to -l count but then went on to beat Yelm l9 to l8 Orting l6 to l Fife 7 to 6 and Eatonville 9 to 7 The leading hitters to date were l-lart 450 Cheney 392 and l.indner with 37l Orser had won two games and Lindner the first baseman also hid won two games with his relief pitching The team has improved very much since the first of the year and still has a chance at the championship 17 effermms 61116 NT l OW! ii wt r on t hx OXICT fer 1 irvwx Aicu rude rs P Buiici 3l , H 1 I 5 1 . A I f PRO X . , ift I gl ' l Slmc s , D. Ellis, C. Laligt-viitl, D Simtiswn. Cr l3.irshnll, J Smith, D 5.1.1, ld. Lmwgcvutl, R Fvitst SECOND ROVV B VVr-iner,C.Griswold,T.Cl1Cyr1cV,T.ClOucl,J. Miller, C Cheney, J Camlvull, C, Hart. S Zinuxich, D Hemphill, D S i elx, P Little BACK RCW, J, Jerk V l, C. Linl , N. lilliich, Coach Anderson, B A iwltl, ll lliitliy ll 'VIL gl ', K l 'i D S . uni. Vx! Panty P, Rene on, . . ch. FIRST ROW left to r ght A VVLtmore C- Rxrshmll H Shidboli B PIUCL R Rude SECOND ROW l Whltmirsh L Nlclntyu Crchtneld T Llrwcl H Peterson D Shlvely R Eyrlsh THlRD ROW Coich Lttle J Tobey lvl Vin C-order R Pet n JL ovuch E Muller D Hemphnll P Rene-rson Crack The track team under Coach Joe Llttle had a talr season oartlclpatlng an meets at Shelton and Fate an addutnon to the county and dnstruct meets which were also held at Fute At Shelton Bob Hardie set a new lount gust before the county meet and could not enter But wlnnlng at the county were John Jerkovlch an the shot put and Dudley Stair with a tlrst un the lavelnn and a fourth un the shot out These two entered the Drstrnct and won tlrst In both shot put and lavelun yell leaders 'A of W .7' 5 STANDHXJC Cvl Olson Nwncy Null Bmtty Stmrkey KNFELINF Peggy Lund 32 Q I 1 30 ., fl 2 - 94 lm X . x ' F X 3' Q XY Y 'V Y 1 1 so L. I X u lf, n Br, ,l 'S L, 1, l T . L ll E ,L ll L. i in , . , , .1 V. I, T erso . 'rk ' , . M . . 2 . record for the pole vault with a lO toot 6 inch vault. But, as luck would have it, Bob pulled his knee out ot f I1 . - QQ7 N Q . T , A we of ll ,,f 'iv- ', f xi , l :J l f' as f ' , 1 ' ' , 1' A -- f 1 , f S - :VS -1 W Pw H V ff - 'r Q 2 'Q .VA A'Tl h 'bl K. Coach Roy Anderson Coach Roy Anderson was born un the state of Washungton graduated from hugh school and enrolled at Washungton State College at Pullman where he was a two year letterman playung basket ball and baseball He receuved hus degree un l94l and taught un the Adna Hugh School for 2 years He then enlusted un the Navy and served untul l946 lvlr Anderson accepted a teachung posutuon un mud year un the Cug Harbor Hugh School where he coached baseball ln the fall he assumed the coach ung of baseball and basketball as well as teachung classes un hugh school In September of l9-47 he wuth most of the other teachers from Cug Harbor and Vaughn l-lugh Schools went to the new hugh school at Purdy In Penunsula Hugh he trued a new ven ture that of coachung football and sure enough hus second year as head football coach he turned out a champuonshup team that defeated Fufe 7 to O for the champuonshup The students hope Mr Anderson hws many more years and many more champuonshups at Penunsula Hugh 00114165 Coach Alf Jerstwd lf tfwfiw if 'SF ff-Jr r l horn n lXflTLl'l!5dSC3I' eventua to l und tcwchung for scvcril yeirs un the uc wcst Hus furst coachung wus done at Cuarruson North Dukotu whcre hus football team proceeded X' 6 uw to wun twc ch umpuonshups un a row When asked the cuuestuon Do you luke the Northwcst7 he re vucd T uts w x l cu e The students at Pcnunsulu Hugh ull hope that lVlr Jerstid wull st'uy uxuth ues tor miny more ycirs ., . . . C K, v . E . . , - C Y . . , ,, , r .' A 5,3-.Lge ' C . ' - 15 L - S. K , +I, lvl Jorstac, u L Sc ' . . lly '. jg uuuatlo hus way to the Northwest after attending Q , iljieffj- scl o 4 Tc A 1 X X L L lVl' l A 1 , i-'gf A lu fl X. X . K L . u . , V'f,iI21Q:2g l 1 c N c ,f 7 s , :2 C . . l ' ' ,'5'?3f.ffAv. ll M h. hy cm . C T . L , Q L - C f ,S A Y Q 'C . 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Telephone lVlA 7732 Established Nearly 60 Years DRURY THE 'l'All,0R Clothes Tailored in Our Own Shop lOZ3 Second Ave. 807 Pacific Seattle Tacoma QllAI,l'l'Y DIAMONDS - WATCHES JEWELRY M I E R O W S l lOS Broadway Tacoma Congratulations To The Class ot l9-l9 Zzrley S 9fl7l'lSf Flowers for Every Occasion 6th and Oaks l 9 SID S IEWELRY JEWELRY - WATCHES - GIFTS Guaranteed Watch Repairing Next to Theater Cig l-larbor Efffde Mimi If you are golng to be clipped let Clyde clnp you and CONGRATULATIONS FROM 6 W REAL ESTATE Thurston Bldg Ciig Harbor Waterfront Homes Farms 'Penmsulcz Dry oods GIG HARBOR VARIETY STORE John lml WI lxme Snnon Headquarters for School Supplies E Cdg Harbor Cig l-larbor Wash , 0 'A' . MA iz ' ld U I be dipped 'ig '! Phone Lakebay 704 use Becoming and Be Coming to Serving the Peninsula District Since 1884 5 tfw Y 7.fX1f!v1f,s !Jm111f11 Iflwjv Phone 3266 Gig Harbor Ex Af Purdy Bridge Purdy, wash. 8, Sports To Have Expert Beauty Service 918-24 pacific Tacoma UIIUI llul ations to I It I Ils-. 0 9 X fyfflil 1 l ut I IIUIUUI IPIIQIS fn 1 lux nh ll s MAm 7319 TACOMA WASH TVIAIV1 7372 IVIAW1 9697 IIMNBUVQ I I I KN! Rs AND IDYPRS The House of a Thousand Bargains Cleaning Pressing Dyeing Repairing B IPISXIIUSI Parts Cr Accessories for ALL CARS While You Walt I 136 pacmf I Yffimi 736 Picifsc Twcomu at ll lg: 1' .' I - lags Iii X J . S U11 IIC' C IS ' al I' rr ra ' ' 2, 'z ' 1 ' ll 0 . ' vi 1 lkua an 103 Brozulwuy Tllc-zltm' Building yxrwai 'Vx v I lv 'J :A41A1i'4!LI lifx I J L I V I I I 'AX V w V 4 A L FORSYTHES GROCEHY IH I ul II: I1 I1 un HAY FEED O L CAS Congratulations Class ot 19-49 'XIII lx 0 Cug Harbor Wash Phone 172 Congratulatuons Class ot 1949 I I RIN SN U Ix BNI! Tntlow Beach Zuma f qfaieq WI I IIPIIIPIIAIID Grower and Packer of Olympic Huckleberrles Fresh and Cold Packed Huckleberrues M E Mercer Vaughn Lakebav 712 JACDB BLECHMAN I1 Iulorl ff QUALITY CLOTHES Made for You at Reasonable Prlces HIPP S In 01 1 I lt s md I 01 ku P1 Int Key Center The Business Center of Key Penansula Congratulatnons Class ot 1949 HUNIP XX XIII' Hill SI CROCERIES MEATS GENERAL MERCHANDISE M1009 Lalsebav 1205 Ceorge l-lennkle Lakebay 42.2 , . ul, ,,i A 1 list, Ixlll , . lr .I I. nm. ir , . I TC 1' NI: k ' I 5 NIUIlYI'.-XIX IIAII X 4Y Y I 1 ,v 1 I 0 Jo I A A J A 0 I c Fil ' ' 'z ' nr, Q ' ' W . ll.. ix' 1 A I ' J' Z X Uv i V ' Vi . A I J lx 41 Iumplclc I3 mkln EHIVI1 Tlw Pvnrnsula Slate' Haul. C-ig Harbor, Washington Member Federal Deposlt Insura-ace Corporation SPADCNI BROTHERS Gig Harbor Phone 2760 Bulltlonmf Ugfflll BH lxIIAN I+I H Ilill GENERAL ELECTRIC SUPPLIES MONARCH RANGES THOR WASHERS AND IRONERS EUREKA CLEANERS WIRING CONTRACTING Expert Repamng of Large and Small Appllances 25 Years at 6th and Oaks MA 2767 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF I949 J-fausvn s jewelry IMPALA BROTHERS III unumls NN 111 In s Sllu IM u 6 Phone MAun 8355 257 So Ilth St Tacoma Wash 1 l I 2 ' gd ki I ' . lil . I ' f Q A xx,-4suw4,, ell- zx 93 Q . I I 1 AIIl'I'II4'l'Il-I lah Ural I, ' U Z C' 1' 1 Y ' ' Y Y 17 X 1 J A A 1 . J ,A A A A 1 .1 1 In U 1 v 7. ' l H -1 0 I. n 1 x A I. IUIxIHIfIkI I 254 South l3th Tacoma Used Suits Luke New New Suuts Made Too e bux good used sults C1 top coats The Place to Shop and Save Congratulations to the Class ot V949 II1lxINllI S SHIVII I+ Umon OII Products Accessones Tlres Cas and OII Batterles Congratulatuons to the Class of l949 HUME FEED and BRUEERY Cornplnments to the Class ot l949 AUSTIN and ERICKSON I llbtillll Built I off Housc Q C. ALLISUN Stand nfl UII Plmllu ts C-ug l'-larbor BP RI S BAHBP II SHOP Purdy Wash Open Tuesday through Saturday 9 a nw 6 p rn Saturdays 9 a nw 7 p nw Closed Monday Congratulatlons Class of l949 SUNSET GROCERY Purdy Wash A GOOD PLACE TO EAT THE DINER DINNERS SANDWICHES CHILI ICE CREAM SUNDAES MILK SHAKES Home Made Ples At Purdy Bridge w'Vy wr! ' ' L .f 4 1 . A . '1'r inn ww 11 0 4 4 . A. A Ak k I AA . . . - . . . . W f - .... .2 o . iv 1 0 w .,. A AP xx, . . O3 1 YWA1 1 w A ,n ,' A L 1 'n at 1 gw L C Q , . GOOD LUCK 1 II HXRBUR PH NRM M Y Pho e 2570 gat ato C of19-19 Ill II uold H Hx an llc IIUSIIW COMPLIMENTS FROM MLDONALD lar u 14 Sl XTF Og!-I bo Wash SFIPNPR SHUI4 SHOP Og!-iabo W Best W shes to the Class of 1949 ANDILRSUN S HHH AIN HUUSP C- g Ha bo Wash Srl MNH H I H01 PRX Im ,gf I efbf Pho e 229O O g I-ia bo Wash from , , Con r ul ins, lass I I I I f A , '. 1 ' . '1 rw YV W ' W n J A Y 1 H L J A I -V cw , , li J! A Jn I 1 CJK 1: 'A' Phone 2435 i ar r, , , l r r, ash. i Y 21 Y 1 1 7' , 4 I A A . : o' .iL j 1 ' 1 TQ w K . L, sg w ' 4 w w E 0 4' I l x J h F' rr I r r, . r rl ' CUNNINGI-IAM S Xpp un 2803 6Th Avenue MAIVN 4314 TACOMA n :lu lllllllhhllll lu of 4 E S Olson Logglng Company Xsk Fm L UDEL S Buttermilk Bu ul si f l 'UNI COMPLI MENTS FROM VAUI HN QPNPRXI SIURI li X 'Sh ilu Phone Lakebay 711 Vaughn Wash Y l 'l'igill1lil'l' f liz 'vs Q Co gm la ', .' I - Claus IH9 0 O Q Lakebay 640 Key Center, Wash. g . .1 Le Al U . 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I N K ku I 1 Tr R Y .J L A Y R V1 K J 1 7 ' w A J K N Y 1 Y W Y 1' 1 L J 4 4 CONGRATULATIONS TO TI-IE CLASS OF I9-I9 SIEGNER S SERVICE SHELL COODYEAR TIRES TUBES GA OIL and BATTERIES LUBRICATION Phone 2-I32 SHELL SERVICE Illm sel m1I Slow Ulls I, ISUIIIN ,lf um s I uIn Il atm I 1 Shelden Stutz Dnstrnbufor Phone 2530 UID I IIIIIIIIU' xIlIl0llIll I Illt Il S Shaw Building Cng I-Iarbor Wash PERSONALIZED St ltlllllt I x I 4 IIIIU I u Phones P O Address C-ug I-Iarbor Wash Lakebay ISOZ Gag Harbor 2602 A I4 VISHI IUWIBPR IUMPANY Dealers In LUMBER SHINGLES BUILDING MATERIAL HARDWARE PAINTS OIL WALLPAPER Office and Warehouse Key Center Wash and Lakebay Wash Y 1 S . ' ' 1 I' . L' 'al' . i . la. K' ll' A .. .1 . gn ul ,-. . ti A1 . I x lx' . A L A , , ll Pl'S PRIPYE IIVG fa ' +' Ulu P 12 'IIS 1 Y 1 Y Y 1 f N ' 4 Q Ja I A A J J I , A 4 . 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ILF Purdy Washington AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE lVla1lAdclress Routel Box 77A Olalla Wash Purely Buzlders Supply AT PURDY BRIDGE IISQIXIIIIIIQ' fm tht BIIIIIIQI Phone Gag Harbor 3263 Star Route Gag Harbor Wash Washington School Supply Dish IINIIUIS of bvlmol .UNI Uffu 0 bupplu s and Equipment 8l4 Sixth Avenue Seattle Wash . . , . , . , Jr. I I , 4 P1 Y 'O 1 1 Y P1 A D A, no , A- L L Au , A Phone 3269 Henry Pedersen, Proprietor ' 3 .B N Y x 1 Y o ' X o I 'sq J , O SWANSGN S MENS Sl-IGP ulquulu for Xounff ll llc unw Kppuml CONCRATULATIONS' QIIARI I+ S M klilxb I snow LIST 7Ol4 6th Avenue Tacoma Wash Congratulatnons to The Class of l949 256 South l lth Street lVlAln 0300 TaCOrna rfowlez 4 Zane! 25550 llth IVlA7ll3 Our Experience wlth Cut Flowers Arrangement and Floral Decoration Is at Your Servnce Best Washes Class of 49 KEY CENTEI2 EOUNTAIN EUNCI-I Congratulatuons to The Class of l949 Bcity s Bc :uh Shoppe sf QF md 6 X Clg Harbor Phone 2193 Congratulations Class ot 49 lvl00l'f',b Barln r Shop I I Ile-1 1 ' s ' Y P ll 'I 's W-1 P 1 'v 1 1 YI ' Yr X A E A JL f J v llawlen Watson. Florists ' 'S se I 1 , ' ' i' 22 I 'nl' I1 ' ki I .. wb... Nl ffl PACIFIC FRUIT AND PRODUCE COMPANY GOLDMAN S GROCERY I I UIIPI fmt ef CIC. HARBOR PHONE Z-ISO Galbraith Motor Company 1 Notu Illuk D1 Ill gH g B1-sl Nwslu-s lu lhv llluss 0 UPU f Ull.0l ' '0 I ' s fLl'0l'l'l'IOS - Mc-uis Agl'Il'lIhllI'llI F ' 'fls O f:l'lll'l'lI I wsu' 'zI s Ci arbor, Washin tom lnllmu lxu un lXllISl Buttermilk I3 4 I Mk Iwn lt -Xl Your I :mu 1 l mon Nl uh r TACOMA BREAD C0 MURTUUGH SUPPLY EUMPANY unto: uul lE0llS1ll0lll 5lIpplllS 706 Pacfc: A e ue Pho e MA 2-H2 TACOMA UNIUN 0lI SI RVILII Bud Co a Du sc I Stow Url 761 lbilllllt Pho e241O Cg Ha bo Ho ePhoe24l2 GUSTAESUN FUEL DIL SERVICE D b to f S ml nil Ile :lm ll s C g Ha bo Wash ngto Telephone 2370 Ca I L C stafso Ma 's -1 V .' ' ' run Y W ' 1 I .' .' ' - ' I ' 'S lb' I ' , 1 ' H1- O ,Ia ' 'z g - .' ' M H in X 1 1 1 4 4 J L J V1 V1 .' 'f ' lv ' J i r m n istri u r o flu 1 ' 'z ' gi 'lp ' r r, .i rm Compliments of SHAWN SIFIN SHUI c c I-1ARBoR LUNU THE 'l'AlLl DH Wnnthrop Hotel SUITS MADE TO ORDER CLEANING AND PRESSING Congratulatlons Class ot V949 TACUMA MUSIC CU 1 :our O Mhaanfl Congratulations Class ot l949 PAT IXARU M 1 Ullllllllflf 54 I w ll 4 Bookkeepmg for the Smaller Business TAX SERVICE NOTARY Phone 3240 Cug Harbor Compluments From Rullauls Bike Shop WORK REASONABLE ALL PARTS AVAILABLE North Gag l-larbor Phone 3238 GREETING CARDS For All Occasions SHN DRUI IUMPANY Prescnptuon Servlce 6th Ave at Anderson MAun O646 Tacoma GUNDERSON Un lffllldl ,lewc ll w emo 764 Broadway Tacoma 4l9 Unnversuty St Seattle Congratulations To The Class of I9-49 HEADQUARTERS FOR MEN S DRESS Cr SPORT CLOTHES IRVINLS QIUTHFS SHOP Corner l lth C1 Commerce Tacoma I n x I I I l I Sl IIIITII Al K TACONA 3, WASH. ji NN 'f -- N .' DRUGS AND suNnRlEs .' L 1 I I 1 P I 7 5 l.' CGNCRATULATIONS FROM l IIKRIIUR lil XI IX INSIRAN1 I+ UHIPXNX Inc AUTOMOBILE FIRE MARINE CASUALTY INSURANCE Bank Bldg Phone 2740 Gig Harbor Wash Isla l I ll l Illllf NBP H1 ml Il Shun fum Phone 2400 Gig Harbor COMPLIMENTS OF ill HARBOR NIUIUR HHIPAINY D01 'fl I Is mouth Featllrf-il Items Unlj al 3:44414 Fresh Strawberry Shortcake Topped with Sweet Cream Freeze Chocolate Frosties Vanilla Frosties Orange Frosties Apple Pie with Cinnamon Sauce Thick Malts fr Shakes Fresh Strawberry Sundaes G U Cf ' ,XXII GREETINGS, CLASS OF I949 ' I ' ' ' It ' I I Fo 114- lvl' I Q , I ' ' I 4 ' Y , 1 . I It, b , ' I MIDCET RACES Wulneml n N1 fhts Unls Xl 1 1 in I TACOIVIA HY NIAINDII S XXII SUN Sm ll lx Bl mel :ml lxuppf nlu llllll I lutlu 948 Pacific Avenue Tacoma T ,4 xx V Al 1 2 .' A ig K, ., , I I - ' - jark South Hill and Spraglu' Stn-vis LW A Y 4 Cgd' I . V nw Q K' 5. 1 .' 'Z 1 ' I I. rl 5 2 I C0llgl'lltlIlllli0llS lo Thi- Class of WAN LOFTHUS OIL COMPANY Bremerton Washington Congratulations to The Class of 1949 SHIVELY S Apphallce and Furnlture Store Phone 3100 Gig Harbor Franchise Dealer for Hotpoint and Kelvlnator Appliances Easy Spmdryer Washers V WL Furnish the Hmm I Bendix Automatic Washers Floor Coverings mholm Warket 8 Grown I old Sim we L01 kms CIC HARBOR ugtom funn f and 5lll0Ixlll If I omplf tc I oi Len Sm uc 1 luttmv xml W1 :ppm Congratulatuons Congratulatxons Class of I949 Class of 1949 I FUUD STORF PI' ASI' BHD I H14 RS 708 Broadway Tacoma o , W W ' I V I I g I 3 I I I f 3 L V ,, 1 1 I1 Q' Inv 1 I P 1 1 I 1 vl l, ' . ' Q, 1 I Q, 1 Y 1 C A l x J ,. n . hx 1 O ' 0 I P 2 '1 gl W 11 71 i 1 J k J J K 1 'T In K ,J 1Iongralululimns. 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