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

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Top Bow: Jim Hoffman, Kit Northey, Doug johnson, Bruce Howard, Mike Veitenhans, Sherrie Hellerude, Vonda Fink, Mary Lytle, Cindy Hupe, Libby Boyd, jorja Peterson. Row 2: Dale Neel, Kevin McDonald, Kevin Krause, Keith Elbert, Kris McDonald, Kris Allen, Donna Waterland, Martha Marcum, Denise Schillinger, Debbie Bair, Cena Harrison. Row 3: Ed Free, Earl Christine, Louise Thompson, Ian Newton, Darlene Elford, Sydeny Rowe, janet Tatton, Claudia Wade, Karen Krause. Bottom Row: Bob Baker, Steve Morris, Kathy Zastrow, Patty Craig, Shirley Dadisman, Kathy Elbert, Anita McCabe, Vicki Giles, Leslie Short, and director, Mr. Boyd. nd cz New Director CHOIR OFFICERS: Wendy Throokmorton, Tim Bannon, Donna The basses learn their parts Waterland, Marlene Ketner. 99

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CHOIR, Top Row: Cathy McDonald, Linda Nelson, Janet Gus, Berend Bruns, Frank Westrum. Row 2: Vicki Ford, Carol Gommer, Patty Simpson, Vivian Spadoni, Debbie Hale, Dorene Brones, Louis McKinney, Diana Bretsen, Tim Bannon, Scott Chunn, Ralph jones. Row 3: Wendy Throckmorton, Teresa Malich, Gayle Starr, Luanna Claringbould, Jolene Fraychineaud, Sally Sundberg, Marcia Smith, Herschel Mobley, Larry Manning, Dean Processor. Row 4: Jan Elmer, Marg Dahl, Bebbic Blank, Heidi Jones, Marg Smith, Patti Stocklin. Bottom Row: Sandy Hogg, Cindy McGugin, Judy Morgen, janet Henry, Donna Schindler, Linda Bjornstad, Cathy Ska- han, Kerry Barry. Choir has New M embers, New M usi CHOIR COUNCIL, Bottom Row: Martha Marcum, Kit Northey, Marlene Ketner, janet Henry. Row 2: Cindy McGugin, Kerry Barry, Ralph Iones, Lois McKinney. Row 3: Wendy Throckmorton, Tim Bannon, Donna Waterland, Dean Prosser. What kept the choir going besides strength, clock- watching, and the choir director? The choir officers did. To take the load off of Mr. Boyd's shoulders, the oflicers performed the time consuming jobs that ordinarily the teacher would perform. Donna Waterland, the choir sec- retary, took roll every day and treasurer, Wendy Throck- morton, handled the hundreds of dollars that came in from concerts, and special activities such as the annual spaghetti dinner. To keep the choir going in the absence of Mr. Boyd, Tim Bannon, the choir president, directed the choir and carried on the business of the day. Marlene Ketner, the vice-president, while performing many other necessary duties, still managed to keep Tim in line. The music librarians Were the real Workers of the choir. They kept track of all the music that came and Went during the year, which was a considerable amount. Many hours of their time was spent in the back room typing, filing, and sorting. To make the list of the unsung heroes of this large per- forming group complete, the uniform managers must be added. These students took care of all the adjustments that were made on the choir uniforms. C

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GIRLS GLEE: fTop Rowl Darlene Gone, Becky Ra- donich, Deborah Shawver, Teri Naterlin, Sue Cox, Barbara Swanson, fSecond Row? Janis Hupe, Patsy Anderson, Noel Nieman, Lynn Dubarry, Peggy Brewer, Sharon Imes. fFront Howl Janet Payne, Priscilla Hill, Patricia Wag- ner, Carolyn Polland, Vicki Taylor, Merrilee Wilkerson. Mr. 0 yd leads the Choir for the NONETTES: fFrom L to RJ Donna Waterland, Martha Marcum, Vicki Ford, Claudia Wade Cindy McGugin Vicki Giles, Patty Crai , , g, Vivian Spadoni, Sherri Hellerud. The Nonettes, a select group of girls from the choir, make up another one of the small performing groups. This female ensemble often performed separately from the choir at such places as Madigan hospital, and the Masonic Temple. These girls practice on their own time and many after school rehearsals were called before the group per- formed. The Girl's Glee, another all female group, operated a bit differently. These performers were all freshmen and a class period during the day was directed by Mr. Bruce Brummond. An earnest but sometimes frustrated choir struggles ev- ery note of the Way.