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

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CO-WRITERS LOES SATTERLEE HS. ERSTAD Outlook Stab' M Editor ---- Loes Satterlee Assistant Editor - - Tom Bettis Business Manager - Suzanne Byan Feature Editor - - Helen Zinovich Sports Editor - - - lim Campbell Typists - Laura Knapp, loan Rutland, Evelyn Sigmund, loyce Elliott News ------ loan Coan General Work - - Iuanita Iulian Art ------ lerry Laxson Fteporters - Paul Reierson, Gloria Finney, Bae Nell Strickland, Ioanne Ahlloerg, Gloria Gaetana, Ioanne McGuire, Betty Grout, Mary Niko! lac, Frances Carrel, Beverly Nie- man. Advisor ----- Mrs. lerstad SEATED, left to ri ht: len Laxson. lim Campbell. Helen Zinovich, Suzanne Ryan, Mrs. lerstad. Loes Satterlee. Tommy Bettis. SECOND ROW: Carol Kavanagh, Laura tllnapp, lluanita Iulian, Francis Carrell. Belt Grout. Ioanne McGuire. Mar Nilxolac, Nadine Lester, Lorraine Natucci, Ioan Coan, lean Lloyd, Louise Gourlie. Ioan Rutland, Maycie Tom kins, Ilia ce Elliott, Gloria Gaetana. 'l'lllllRD ROW: Beverly Niemann, IacLynn Music. Marjorie ljhorson, Saul Reierson, Don Ienkins Be-write that copylln This is just one of the battle cries which can be heard coming from the typing room every day dur- ing sixth and seventh periods Where the Outlook Staff Works to put out the monthly edition of the paper that is an important part of Peninsula's life. This work goes on nine months out of the year, and with a helpful, always on the job advisor, they put out nine issues of an interesting, newsy paper which besides unifying the school also affects the manners, morals and spirit of Peninsula. 18

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1 I WRITERS 'p'-Cf N. ...- ii an ,. P4 c ' nt 4 A six I 7 ' It 'RE A GLORIA GAETANA f sr 5031?-'E' lm, ' cviiimes G RUSSELL Kwahaes Staff Editor - - - Gloria Gaetana Freslirnan - Maycie Torrip- Asst. Editors - Charles Graves kmg lirn Russel Business Manager - Carol Paul Sports Editor - Glen Cheney Assistant V Alden Cooper Snaps Editor - - Put Little Assistant - - Nona Tobey Senior Writeups A Trillium lnacl, loyce Elliott, tune Eaton General Reporters - - lack Rodman, Laura Knapp, Win- nie Arnald Art Editor - - Ierry Laxson Assistants - Kay Anderson, Tommy Bettis Advertising Committee - lim Campbell, Thorne Cheyney, Paul Lehman, Mac Van Core der, Carol Kavanaugh, Helen Zinovich, Chuck Hart lint lvfiller, Tom Orser Class Reporters: V lunior - - Nadine Lester Sophomore - Beverly Camp! bell Advisor - - Mr. Skurdall v Q-v -r s-A 47 up-of QQCQCx A 1 SEATED, left to right: lim Russell. Carol Paul, Gloria Gaetana, Chuck Graves. SECOND ROW: Helen Zinovich, Carol Kavanagh. Ioyca Elliott. Ierry Laxson. Nona Tobe , Nadine Lester, Put Little. THIRD HOW: Tommy Bettis, Winnie Arnold. Maycie Tonxifkins. Trillium Insal. Laura Knapp. Iune Eaton. FOURTH ROW: Paul Lehmann. Glen Cheney, Tomma Orser, lack Rodman. Don Gabrielson. FIFT ROW: Mac Van Gordon Thorne Cheyney. Iirn ampbell. Iim Miller. Chuck Hart. Putting out the annual means work day after day, and its successful completion would not be possible without the cooper- ation of staff members, students, the art class and business men of the community. In this year's annual we have put more pages of pictures and copy along with colored inserts which give the book a definite theme. We hope this meets with the student body's approval, and if in the years to come you thumb through the pages of the '50 Kwahaes and are reminded of the classes, the plays, sports, dances, work and fun that we have had this year, then we of the Kwahaes staff will consider our job well done.

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STAGE HANDS X Qlit Sliillllllifxku lu l ,z T. QV A 5 5 . Bessie Ham' A ne no 1 to n gn. v H bn-ibavm 1 Anders err ro mem: Ricggfdqaaiqan' WS L LEFT To drlsidfmizfiilnnlealn cus er V a een und 'f mia M ' 9 , m hmelf Morgagelltxliitniore, Beverly axson. i Shadbfiu' D xothfl ley. t 112236555921 W . U Acta now. ieihutonfagmucHogfmsorgn cuvpef- B X L1 ia ,une Carol Pau ' iw Waqneh Book-Worms The librarians help Mrs Anderson with the variou duties in the library of Penin sula High. Some of the dutie are checking books in and out keeping files, putting books back on the shelves, repairing books, and helping students find reference materials. There is no reward for this work the students do it for the ex perience and enjoyment. Theres No Place Like Home The home economics assist! ants are a group of girls who help Miss Lamison with the various duties in the home economics rooms. These duties consist of doing the ironing and washing, taking care of the library, doing the faculty's dishes and keeping the rooms in general good condition. Service with a Smile The office assistants are stu- dents who help with the work in the office. Some of these jobs consist of running er- rands, giving out inlorination, answering the telephone and writing receipts This job has many advantages for the boy or girl who plans on a busi- ness career. 19