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

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Senate members listen to the advice of their advisor, Mr. McNeely. tTopl Chris Sather, Secretary. QBottom, L. to RJ Doug johnson, vice- chairmang Mike Veitenhans, chairman. Mike Heads Senate Senate took on a new face this year as it became the oflicial group for constructive criticismf, Along with a new purpose, it also acquired a new advisor, Mr. Warren McNee1y. Senateis main job this year was to answer questions brought up by various student groups, and try to rectify any complaints. In order to accomplish this, joint meet- ings were sometimes held with Student Council. Through these efforts, closer ties were established be- tween the Council, the representatives, and the roll- room members. Many thankless jobs were often left to be handled by the Senate members. It was their duty 'to set up .chairs for assemblies, try to keep honor study halls in order, and see that back to school night ran smoothly. Like other organized groups, Senate had its officers. Chris Sather was elected secretary and Doug Johnson was elected vice-chairman. Mike Veitenhans, ASB Vice- President, assumed the duties of chairman and directed Senate toward a prosperous year. CTop: L. to RJ Mr. McNeeley, Mark Watland, Marlene Brones, Mar- tBott0ml Mike Veitenhans, Phyllis Smith, Becky Finholm, Linda tha Marcum, jorja Peterson, Louise Thompson, Pete Engle, Doug Bjornstad, Penny jones, Dana Delony, Kris MacDonald, Vickie De- johnson, Dean Hersee, Rick Kitchen, Ray Shindler, Chris Sather. Walt, Brian Bergman, Don Polworth, Fred Crase, and Rob Mitchell.

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Mike and the Apple Machine. Our President addresses the Student Body Randy works with Donna Waterland, the new inner-high Council Representa- tive. Our Trusty Treasurer, Marg Smith. Vivian was the A.S.B. Secretary.

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The brains ofthe school go on TORCH MEMBERS: Top Row: jorja Peterson, Karen Larson, Kathy Baldwin, Libby Seifert, Carol Olson, Libby Boyd, Dindy Hupe, Patti Culver, Dathy Pike. Second Row: Patty Craig, Dale Neel, Brook Tay- lor, Phil Serka, Pat Lyle, Dave Leppanen, jeif Bucholz, Mark Hoppen, jeff Rothweiler, Pete Engle, Claudia Wade. Third Row: Neil Bogue, Kris Allen, jake Rice, jim Wright, jay Watland, jack Merry, Mark Hofto, Randy Babich, Mike Veitenhans, Steve Hall, Janet Henry, Ad- visor Mr. Velez. Fourth Row: Teresa Wells, Fred Nicolac, Neal Vei- tenhans, Charley Gordon, Doug johnson, Ralph Brindley, Carl Ash, Ron Peterson, Ian Rolstad, Jolene Fraychineaud. Bottom Row: Caryl Corsi, Rae Armstrong, Dana Moller, Sandy Hogg, Cale Green, ,Helen Knickerbacher, Kathy Spadoni, Iacki Wollard, Mary Callwas, Pat Ire- land, jane Cooper, Linda Nelson, Anita McCabe. Disappearing on the second Wednesday of every month the intellectual cream-of-the-crop congregated in room forty-six for Torch Club meetings, The members of this club all have a grade point average of three point or above. K President Steve Hall presided over the meetings with Mr. Velez as the well-informed advisor ofthe group. Keeping educationally busy this group did not partici- pate in as many activities as others. However, when an event was planned it was an event to remember. Some of these events were: a Torch banquet, in which the whole club went to a restaur- ant and dined, a school dance, sponsored by Torch, and initiation for the mem- bers. The peak in importance of activities was the student day, which was ajoint operation involving the Torch Club and F.T.A. This was a day when the students took over the school. Signing up for the classes that each student felt he could handle. This list was given to the faculty, and student teachers were chosen. While the school went to the students, the teachers had meetings on school cirricu- lum. Mr. Velez and the OH'icers Steve Hall conducts a meeting,