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

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llS'tout-12 earted Men 90 ' 'lun' T 1' ,.. ,Z '+5,2,.,' ' , SEATED: Pat Miller, accom anist. FIRST ROW, left to right: Wayne Coen. Russell Barber. loseph lohnson, Eugene Berg. Iimma Dillon. Parr! Brockner, Louie Crichtield. SECOND ROW: Richard Miller, lack Rodman, Myron Knudson, Billy Ryan, Paul Lehmann, Larry aliaw, arl Guse. Bo Pierce, Harold Peterson, Hoy Ward, Leslie Ulsh. The Boys' Glee Club under the direction of Mr. Stebner has done very well this year in all activities in which they have taken part They sang tor Parent-Teacher Association meetings, in exchange assemblies, and at the County Music Festival. Their favorite songs are, Down in the Valley, and l'Galway Bay, The Girls' Glee Club, consisting of twenty-seven voices, under the direction ot Mr. Stebner, also sang in many of the same programs as the Boys' Glee Club, The girls, too, made a good showing at the County Music Festival. Their favorite songs are, Younger Than Springtime, and l'll See You in My Dreams. lligh z'-liearted Lassiesn gi 'l ' . ' v t Yrs? ' Siiv., FIRST-ROW. seated, lei! to right: Helen Zinovich, Carol Kavanaugh, Rosemary Land, Lorrainne Natucci, Barbara O den, Iudy Pedersen, Ioanne McGuire. SECQND ROW: Frances Nikolac. Gloria Solberg. Beverly Abel, Ioan Anderson. lean Loyd, Suzanne Ryan. Toanne Ro lain. Lois Peterson, Beverly Natucci. THIRD ROW: Nancy Austin. lane Martain. IeanDBlun1deghP3LPleterson, Ioanne Newman. Vida Larson, Carol Ingham, Andre Heinig, orot y a o t. 23

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I LER IO!-IN SIMERSON IIM M L . President Vice-President Boys' Club . rg 1 I . tx 'S H t 61 . . is GMNES LOU s Hr Akkteasmer serenity I LD Peninsula High Boys' Club has just completed another successful year under the guidance of their advisor, Mr. Little. Reaching out and including all the boys ol Penin- sula, the club has provided man- power ior many purposes. This year lim Miller was elected president, while other officers Were: Iohn Simerson, vice-presidentp Louie Crichfield, secretaryg and Charles Graves, treasurer. The club sponsored a series of talks given by the State Department of Game. Among interesting topics were steelhead fishing, pheasants, and other game birds. The Boys' Club also cooperated with the Girls' Club in making the Tolo Day a success.

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