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

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W d ROW TWO Jim Garland Charles Bowles Pat Freshman Football Team: FRONT. Rick Kitchen, Greg Starr, Dave Bothwell, Dean Knapp, Kevin Krause, Steve oo . . , . Ford Chris Niemann Dale Hennington, Randy Day, Dennis Nutter. ROW TH REE. Dave Seifert, Mike Fenton, Don Tietz, Tony Morrone, Terry Hauser, John Holm, Don A ld. Polvvorth, Bill Mclntyre, ROW FOUR, Marty Morin, Dave Essman, Greg Packard, Mark Smith, Bill Carlson, Dan Rutland, Greg' rno AMN 5 642 7 -feftpgf 'Cf ' , figs .., Faeslwewlwpe6owbmrfseoAowuu'6S This years trosh team, although finishing with a record of 1 win and 5 losses, showed promise for seasons to come. The young Seahawks, coached by Mr. William Witt, were led by Ter- ry Hauser lmost tacklesi and Dennis Nutter lmost touchdownsl. The season started out slowly, with the loss of the first few f h rl t 1:1 nan :nnn --n--J...-:.1-,.i.,..,,...,.rmm ha an mem games but each progressing week brought improvement. The team closed out their season by beating Dupont in a closely fought game. They have a winning streak to work on in the com- ing year. Let's hope they can add to it as they become varsity players, DeWalt makes a brave effort to get away, but the White River Hornets bring him down

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sz 2 s Queen Barb Knoll was filled with good ideas for the group to carry out. She always had a new one and was eager to tell you about it. 88 f 2 5 Margaret Reed's enthusiasm spread throughoutthe crowd as she contributed wholeheartedly to make the cheerleaders a whorthwhile group.