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

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IOHN SIMERSON Presldent hr- 5 ,ERRY NORUM RONNIE FOREST Vue preslden, Secretary Treasurer gage We! The Boys Club held thelr electlon early ln the year to elect John Sumerson presudent Jerry Norum vlce presudent and Ronnie Forest secretary treasurer Among other things the Boys Club sponsored an assembly helped vvlth the Tolo Day and competed with the gurls In sellmg operetta tickets Under their advisors Mr Maller and Mr Anderson the boys have completed quite a successful year

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FIRST ROW left to nght Duane Reed Dale Bowman Barry Stokxe SECOND ROW Dale Valley Bruce Bradley BIII Schlosser THIRD ROW Dale Hunt Douglas Fenton Leslle Ulsh FOURTH ROW lnm Russell Mr Cochran lack Rodman Members of the Scnence Club favor the outdoor lrfe They emulate Damel Boone and the union of beach combers They had a trap lnne In the wods back of the school where they caught small annmals Mr Cochran the sponsor and Instructor of the club took the mem bers on fueld trrps to the beach where they found and studled sea lute Q rn FIRST ROW left to nght Mr Wehmhoff Don Mllls Kenny Esler SECOND ROW Elleen Lundqulst Katha Kraal lack Rodman THIRD ROW Glenn Strope Frank Tobey lack Kung FOURTH ROW Phll Whrtmarsh Bull Schlosser Allan Undem FIFTH ROW lnm Drrskell The Camera Club members under the dlrectuon of Mr Wehmhoff are a hearty group of students who engoy the art of learnung to take develop and prnnt puctures At Chrvstmas trme they were offered a course In learnung to make Chrnstmas cards wlth thenr best snapshots The Eastman Kodak Company has sent them several lecture sludes to enable them to better understand theur hobbues The followlng offlcers asslsted wrth the duties of the club dunng the past year Jam Drlskell and Kenny Esler dark room assistants Katha Kraal treasurer and Jack Kung operator xl! FP'-51 fQ,g5 'YF' 'A' N51 Y, ,- x IW A very popular actlvlty durung the past year has been the square dancing club under the supervrslon of Mr Muller Both the clrcle and the square dances have been taught to the gurls and fellows who swung theur partners and dose do - A 'i 1' .. ,U .- x 4 x ' 1, V x , 'Q , I X ' f YQ 'ix 'lf X use . Qq .I , f I . z . , C P , .A ,,,, I ' ,IDF gr , V, .,,,, f , 'v 1. .- --' .f V I -..- .I if ASPLJZQ- fIP 'g I -2 'fr' , YR' .1- lx 1 1 ' - 3 4 1 -.lr . .- I I was ' - I!i'ffer lL,,-at ' Trai ' T , , ge' an . ,-rllg. ' 4 ' , v 4' ' ss, . . . f I . il

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,Hyrg fl l IOAN COAN SUZANNE RYAN IACKIE WINCARD RETTA PONDER President Vice-president Secretary Treasurer The Curls Club under the advnsorshlp ot Mass Suddle provlded several programs and speclal days for Peninsula Ottncers nnstalled at the beginning of the year were Joan Coan presldent Suzanne Ryan vrce president Jackle Wlngard secretary and Retta Ponder treasurer The club attempted to have a special actuvuty each month In October they promoted Friendship Day next they sponsored l-lomecomlng I December they arranged the Christmas party and sent a CARE package over seas The garls were In charge of the Valentlne s Day program they spon sored the annual Tolo Day wnth Dogpatch Days as the theme The gurls also sold TICKETS for the operetta an competutnon with the Boys Club 1 6 V1 i Ti 1 X x. xx , NONA TOBEY BILLIE PONDER BEVERLY NATUCCI SUSAN IOHNSON Sensor Representahvr jumor Representahve Sophomore Representative Freshman RePf95ef'f3 Ve , 1 , 1 , ' - ' L . . I ' , w n 4 Ll Y' . ,Xu 5 if :C Q. ,Q '- TT' ,-. J lf -- F ,X -2, '- V ,. -K '-1 .X 5 , 4 p ' 1 'gage 15,11 5' I ' , , 5 ' s .. l ' V' K Ai U ,PAQ ,Q ,,,, - R-J 1 UST? 77