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. 0 . J. M 1 12' E' 'i DON SPADONI D'CK SIMERSON SUZANNE RYAN NADINE LESTER Presudent Vuce Presudent Secretary Treasurer Wwlafzq 1947 1948 The class of Sl was' the furst class to complete four years at Penunsula Hugh School The hustory began as fr hmen wuth Phulup lvlcColley presudent Cordon Campbell vuce presudent who became presudent at mud term Joanne Ahlberg secretary and Tommy Bettus treasurer The much dreaded unutuatuon was held wuth the survuval of all and we were then full fledged members of Penunsula Hugh School Mr Jerstad class advusor helped to make our freshman year complete 1948 1949 As sophomores wuth Mrs Bondy as advusor we elected Cordon Campbell presudent Joanne Ahlberg vuce presudent Don Gardner secretary and Sally Parsons treasurer The freshman unutuatuon one of our furst dutues was a great success We began takung an actuve part un clubs and hugh school acflvITIeS 1949 1950 Startung the year as upper classmen wuth Mlss Lamuson as advusor we elected Charles Graves presudent Dale Van l949 uvuth Nadune Lester as the furst queen Outstandung posutuons held by junuors were Sally Parsons and Tommy Bettus as cheerleaders and Betty Grout as Pep Club presudent Representatuve for Gurls State was Lorraune Natuccu wuth Paul Reuerson and Jum Russell as Boys State representatives Deep Sea Fantasy was the theme chosen for the Junuor Prom Maruorue Thorson and Dale Van Duest reugned as Kung and Quecn We presented Footloose a comedy un three acts durected by lvluss Suddle Thus brought to a close our junuor year wuth :ts many wonderful memorues 19501951 Reachung the last rung of the ladder as Senuors' Under the guudance of Mr Wehmhoff we elected our offucers Don Spadonu presudent Duck Sumerson vuce presudent Suzanne Ryan secretary and Nadune Lester treasurer Dale Van Duest was elected Student Body presudent wuth Jum Russell as vuce presudent and Lorraune Natuccu as secretary Nona Tobey was the homecomung queen The celebrutues of the year were Sally Parsons Mary Nukolac Helen Zunovuch cheerleaders Carol Paul and Jum Russell co edutors of the annual Suzanne Ryan and Tommy Bettus co edutors of the Outlook Joan Coan Gurls Club presudent and John Sumerson Boys Club presudent ln the fall we had our ball wuth the theme Tabu presented our class play durected by Muss Suddle un the sprung and of course we must not forget our Senuor Skup Our four years at Penunsula were brought to a clumax wuth GRADUATlON f' 4 6 N 1 V . 4 .ff . I . s 0 .. ., . A A - N . c., , , . ' . I y . w , , , . - g , I n . A - V n I I l l . , ' . A . . ' 1 . ' - ' 9 , I . . 1 I J I . I ' . - Duest, vice-presidentg Nona Tobey, secretaryg and Nadine Lester, treasurer. The homecoming events were introduced in ,Y . 5 . , , . - . I ! Z . u 1 . , - . ' , - ' : ' . - ' 9 . , . . I . , ' - .. We
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