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

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Al Games, C oneerls and Assemblies Row One: Kathleen Spadoni, Karin Krause, Val Winters, J. C. Baldwin, Eric Feste, Helen Knickerbocker, Wendy White, Guy Leonard, Marlene Brones, Doug Hogeberg, Sheri Cozort, Verna Wright, Lynette Knapp, Connie Cragun, Roy Howard, Kim Krause, Shelly Doyle, Denise Schillinger, and Elizabeth Seifert. Row Two: Dan Fay, Karen Larson, Linda Parrish,VDebbie Blayden, Nance Stultz, Janice Rice, Iohn Wade, KarerLHeidinger, Joan Overly, Debby Reynolds, Carol Crosby, Karen Shomshak, jeff Wilbert, Robert Knapp, jack Martin, Rick Thompson, Dave Seifert, Daryle Kooley, Gwen Harris, Neal Veitenhans, jake Rice, Leslie Raynolds, Susan Bucholz, Pat Elton, Laura VanLaanen, and Charlie Gordon. Row Three: Patty Cutler, Fred Nicolac, Sue Cutler, Pam Simmons, Margo Calhoun, Karen Alvestad, Marg Griffith, Heidi Peterson, Tina Smith, Peggy Brewer, Mark lngraham, Sherri Blayden, Doug Wiseman, Barb Skurdall, Charlie Bowles, Les Campbell, Mike Hamon, Dale Neel, Herschel Mobley, Gary Crosby, Richard Lunore, Ricky Baldwin, Steve Alley, Tim Schroeder, Karolyn Kooley, Richard Peterson, Mike Johnston, Earl Short, Rick Squance, Richard Tatton, Mollie Balkenende, Darlene Cone, Carl Foster, Doug johnson, Mac Crum, Don Polworth, and Dave Eaton. Standing: Kathy Bald- win, Frank Westrum, Carol Olson, Jill johnson, George MacDonald, Keith Elbert, Troy jella, Aaron Lind, Rick Snyder, Steve Case, Ed Tait, Paul Anderson, Greg Thoreson, Mr. Brummond. 112

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Daffodils Are What It Was All About The Peninsula Seachicks performed as the marching band stepped high to the tunes of Windy and The Stripper For nearly three weeks, the Peninsula band, drill team, seachicks, majorettes, and cheerleaders marched many a mile in preparation for the 1968 Daffodil Parade. In this parade dedicated to the memory of Dr. Martin Luther King, dozens of floats and performing units marched through Tacoma, Puyallup, and Sumner. lll

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Band Played n Tears, toil and sweat followed the Band through their more than fifty performances. Sour notes and irritated students molded themselves into a successful and good- sounding band. From an uncoordinated green mob to a precision marching group, these musical Seahawks won their fame in the DaHodil and the Rhododendron pa- rades. Spurring the Seahawkis athletic activities, the Band played for all of the home games and the many pep as- smblies during the year. On the cultural side of the musical events of the year, the Pen High Band participated in the two traditionally magniiicent concerts: the Pop Concert and the Spring Concert. Excitement was brewing in the music department because this year was the first time in Peninsulals history that it hosted the annual Band Festival. This contest of talent brought about a lot of excitement and a lot of hard work. Director Mr. Brummond hard at work. BAND COUNCIL, Row One: Kathy Baldwin, Cheri Cozort, Heidi Peterson, Tina Smith, and Janice Rice. Row Two: Doug Wiseman, Kathy Spadoni, Debbie Blayden, and Neal Veitenhans. Row Three: Dave Eaton, Dale Neel, Doug johnson, and jake Rice. 113