Port Angeles High School - Tum Tum Yearbook (Port Angeles, WA)

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Th1S school year has seen th blrth of four classes to our currlculum The a1r waves, saturated w1th the sad, sorrowful sounds of sobbmg women, were captured by the l1steners of Llttle Women, ' a thlrteen week soap opera, presented by the Roose velt publlc speaklng class The prede cessor of th1S melancholy melodrama s the show called Hlgh Tlme Wh1Ch featured hlgh school vocallsts, mus1c1ans, and group d1scuss1ons on current toplcs of local 1nterest to Aefz ue Asp1r1ng Catherme Cornells were dehghted to merge thelr talents 1nto a dramatlcs class whlch produced much of the top notch talent so predom1nant 1n our school funct1ons On the mascullne Slde We find the ad d1t1on of an automotlve course whose part1c1pants kept the local hot rods ' runnmg on all four Wheels DI'1V1I1g lessons are bemg g1ven to sophomore gym classes, thanks to the Elk Club who donated a 46 Ford to the Worthy cause lrll s Ou 1 11 loan If 1 nun Iiolnlm H I1 ilu: 11 lllunfu lfvrurzn lhurlufll Ilulunl Iwlrrlz Ifruus Iiffflf Inari Murrlffn liuqrln I on Will: r ll4I ,V ' 0 0 if 'F . I Huey wi xv 2. un- thc- ufficv u'il'ls , A A whils- thv spirit nf Cliristnms is sig- nilln-rl by zlvvurzitiuiis 1 Wimluws mul snow mllsiflv. PIZONT KUVVZ Sllirlvgu H'igllIm11n, A .lrirldw l'o1m1l, Sllwliu M1-Frzlw. lfltfz lfalrll. Slifrlvjf llzrynnr. , l?rfI!f liumlvr. MAPK RUVV: .lug Wullilnrm Karl:- wrfnr' .'N'fr'mrlf1, lxrirlwrvr lx'ir'l.1 Vrlrufyni Iffzffrruwfi. Plum Usnwrld. .lwfm lfwrflirlgl, lnpuixr Mulfonl, .Winn l fnf'1l. . Q . . . . Ll X . . . . X n f H . , . . . A . . - . . H , 66 . . H . . . . W3 N . . . X . S , Assistant liln':xr':ms busy :ii ilu-ir daily ruutinc.

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LUO'lL' LUJLIL4 MISS Jeanne Lowe Art Art Club advlser Mr Hart E Sm1th Jun1or Enghsh publlo speaklng Dramatlc Club adv1ser and sen1or play d1rector, debate coach Mrs Haldora Dwlght Study, cafe supervlsor MISS Margaret O Nelll Readlng, sc1ence, health, physlcal educat1on Nf- M5 M1ss Eleanor McCready Home economlcs Mr Henry BOHI Fresh man Engllsh, vlsual edu cat1on d1rector M1ss Gertrude G1lbert Typlng mult1graph1n bookkeepmg Mr Harold McLaugh l1n Boys'adv1ser mathe matlos I ll3l ' -Va 'WN X ,,, up 1. T111 url wlusu ' M 1' rzhsnrl' 41 sllllxhirm, lrlzfll' busy I fl V u'orl.'. I I A 1 - 1 . 'Q ' , .Q 7 . . . , , 1 M A ' ., it V ,W t 2 f 41 Pal! ' f - l , - ip.-rua. 5 'Sf . , . . V I' . lr ,B . . 5 I . . , Q M r 'Z' 13 ' w g ' 5 itll, f.',-fum., WI A Lx' lf.-.f-, l'.',,,, Spf: wr, 111111 l,11ur41' ' l'1 ' - ff has group I gffrfs fr ' V' .Wms ,llurfa 'f' K , fllussnn'.A sru'in,1 -l M. , , , he L K ! ', gk .

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p6lJ49l'lg8 lJ. One of the many classes that help form the nucleus of the school is the mimeo- graphing class. Under the leadership of Miss Gertrude Gilbert, these students made tickets, programs and pam- phlets of all kinds. The gym assistants act as right hand men to th gym instructors Besides taking roll, many take over the classes for an entire period Of course they haven t shown us Frank Sinatra or Van Johnson, but to the 'IIOVIG staff goes our appre c1at1on for the many fine movies they have brought us Everything from a breath taking sports film to h1stor1 cal top1cs have been put into our d1et by the movie staff and their adviser, Mr Henry Bon1 'VII I Ill RAI HI RS I HM XSSISIXN S I UI! RJVI XII Ii IIUM R W ' H 9 .1 9 A W . . 'X' I ' 'I U Iirl ff Hal.'r'sff'uu'. l'11fsy Vinrffut, lirrtha llushion. Ilwlnrfs II1fl r'1n1g1, .N'nrinr filorrix. il ' I 'FUI' HOINI Xfnuz l'url.'1fr, fiwrf Nflxuff, l'lz1ru lfzzslitmx. liU 'I' 'I C 'Z lirmflfs? lluff, flluriu Strunrl, .lmnr l2unf'rm, l'uul llurhflm, Mrxrff l,u1c l'im.1-fl, ,lurlsfr I'uunfI, lfrum-vs Mnrlflmff. MU' 'I S'l'.,XFI 'l'0I' ROW: Mr. Ifnni, umlxism-r: I r'f'4l Mfl'wr, linlf Ilallwryf, Iirm limffl, John Ix'1rlu'1'll, fluff! liohsmal, l'wfrr .11l1,lphsr'n, Wvslwjf li'f1'l'. UF O 2 iff J' Smith, lfvllrrlrrl ll1'ff1l1'r'rl.'srm, lion Sfflrlup. I,11rry Vrnlzznzls, I-lzlurfrrl flulfin, .llmztff 'I41I1, flrrulfl .Inlin- XVIII,