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

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basketball e0urt,' cheerleaders, majorettes and the drill team entertained habf-time From the muddy foatballjield to the crowds with a variety m ofrou tines.

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OFFICERS, Standing: Linda Larson, Carol Olson. Seated: Anita McCabe, Kathy Spadoni, Helen Knickerbocker. GAA: cz sports minded group GAA President Kathy Spadoni. Girls Athletic Association, better known as GAA, par- ticipated in an energetic season this year. Meeting for their activities on Mondays after school, president Kathy Spadoni, vice-president Helen Knickerbocker, sec.-treas. Linda Larson, and sports mang. Carol Olson, with Mrs. Norma Martin, planned out the entire agenda for the year. The schedule was set up on a quarterly basis, starting with football, and including soccer, archery, basketball, bowling, table tennis, badminton, volleyball, softball, and tennis. The membership was made of those students who wished to earn a letter or just plain have fun. Because of the enthusiastic leadership of its president, the club doubled its membership. To honor the letter winners, GAA planned a picnic at the home of Anita McCabe in the spring. 32

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DRILL TEAM: Clockwise From Left of Center Black Line, Front Row: Marlene Ketner, Barbara Sather, Robin Scott, Marty Marcum, Dee Bo- rnan, Pat Craig, Chris MacDonald, Jolene Fraychineaud - leader, Teresa Wells, Chris Allen, Dibbie Shewerd, Terri Natherland, Carol Corsi, Jan Newton, Jorja Peterson - leader, Kathy Spooner, Linda Perkins, Michal Scolman, Stephanie Arlin, Darlene Brones, Donna Schindler, Sue Edwards, Linda Horgan, Terri Helbig, Patti Culver, Wendy Throckmorton, Claudia Wade, Pat Johnston, Janet Payne, Carolyn Polland, Janet Henry - Lead- er, Bonnie Smythe, Anita McCabe, Peggy Davis, Pat Stocklin. Drill Team and S eachick Footwork is important. Setting the pace for Peninsulals entertainment, the Drill Team put on many intricate half-time shows for enthusiastic crowds of spectators at the football and bas- ketball games. Under the advisement of Mr. Bruce Brummond, many hours of hard work resulted in the success of the rhythmical body and group maneuvers. In order to learn routines in such a large group, four drill captains took over the show at first. These captains, Janet Henry, Jolene Fraychineaud, Jorja Peterson, and Judy Nieman, had to learn the routines thoroughly and there- fore put in extra hours of their time. One of the great achievements of the group was marching for Peninsula's homecoming. The conditions were miserable with a steady downpour but the team did such a good job that they also performed for the league championship game at Fife. Being successful there also, the team was olf to an excellent start. P 34