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

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'FOI' PICTURE CAFETERIA COOKS: Mrs. Jennie Hapzuewood. Mrs. Ida Goerpr, Mrs. Maud Mullich, Mrs, Beulah Archer, dietician. BOTTOM PICTURE BUS DRIVERS BACK ROW: Mr. Wayne Ostlund. Mr. Bernard Ellsworth, Mr. Tom Clark, Mr. Bud Lee. FRONT ROW: Mr. William Ulin, Mr. Rex Eastman, Mr. Claude Spencer, Mr. Henry Hansen. Mr. Leo Louck. Um! that was u delieious meal. You ean hear any numher ot' students saying this after they have eaten the good. hot. well balanced, and wholesome meals prepared by the kitehen staff under the direetion of our dietieian, Mrs. Beulah Art-her. The help in the cafeteria is eomposed ot' students who want 'to gain valuable experienee and also tree lunches. These students work at the lunehi eounters, as eashiors. and help serve the lunehes. Our bus drivers eame through this year's TOP PICTURE CA FETERIA ASSISTANTS BACK ROW: Vivian Swartz, Sid Smith, Dale Woodside, Jimmy Smith. FRONT ROW: Patty Rowles, Lois Godding, Marie Fuchs, Frances Moore. BOTTOM PICTURE JANITORS: Mr. Arthur Peterson, Mr. Ed Daniel, Mr. Fred Rasmussen, Mr. Ed Johnson, Mr. Dan Kettel. ordeal ot' had road eonditions, due to the severe winter, with flying eolors. There are eleven bus drivers taking several hundred students to and from sehool eaeh day. Things mus't he kept. orderly under the Rig Topl' and for this task we have six eapahle janitors. llefore, during, and after sel'ool you ran see them busily working, get- ting everything spie and span. Our thanks goes to all of them for a job well done!

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I lliS'l' SI'IMIfS'l'Eli S'l'UDEN'l' COUNCIL 'l'Ul' ROW: Mr. Connor Recd. advisor: Lynn Jacobson, Jean Coghcrn, Marilyn Hallu-rg, Shiils-y Mi-lvillm-. Wnyni- lit-zullf-. llick llqmdymm, ROW 3: lid Kizikin, lie-vvrly Bull, Marizzxre-t Corhe-tt, Chris Johnson, Elsix- Wright, lfzldiu HL-nslrfckson. ROW 2: .lov Clzirk, Shit-lm-y McLaren, Shi-rim: Cunaway, Pat Williams, Gem-vicvo Gzikin. li0'l I'UM ROW: Ki-ri Brzindstrom. Jim llitz, Milan Irwin, Evangeline Rimlxu-h, Mary Jo Alhers, Marin- l l:incln-tt. SPICONIJ SICl'!llQS'l'I'QR S'l'UUEN'l' COUNCIL 'l'Ui' HOW: Ilcnry Charm-ll, .lim Glunn. Cs-rzild Bzimur, Dick Wrench, Sid K1-ffh, larry liymsm, Conlon l'f-4-. ROW 2: Dirk Nc:-r, l'hil Thompson, Russell Flflrizlizv, Ed Gakin, Bob Hardy. Ogrdvn l,lt'I'bHJ'l, Howmwl l'hziwn:in. l!U'I'l'0M ROW: .lo Ann Crowluy, Mzxrlvru- Bovy, Sui- Brown, Dulicf- Snyslvr, Chris Johnson, With flu- sofnulinu' of' flu- gnwl for flu- lzlsf finu- wi- look hzu-la upon an sfulu-iulons XVIII' of flu- sfiult-nf 4-oinu-il. l'1ul1-1' flu- uhh- li-:ull-rsliip ol' flu- of'f'if-1-rs, Klilzin lrwin, pr:-sifls-nf: Jinl llifz, vit-1--pri-siilf-inf 5 Mary .lo Allu-rs,sf-1-1-1-fm-yz K1-n llrznulsfroxn, firm--1-liif-f'1 l'lVilll51'l'llllf' Rini- hzu-h. l!'t'2lSllI'l'l'1 Klzirgii- llznu-lu-ff. m-ol'rc-s1unul- ing: st-vm-f:nl'y: anul Mr. iltlllllfil' lim-ml, zulvisoi-3 ull nniffi-rs pnf lu-f'orv flu- voinu-il wort- thor- Llllllllj' mlism-nssf-il. Af flu- opt-ning ol' flu- grill sf-zison vznnu- flu- sligrgt-sfion for 4-onfinning' flu- sfnclm-nf hotly fin-lu-fs: llowt-vm-I', flllf' lo flu- lzu'li ol' support hy Hlllfll'lllS flu- fu-lu-f was 1-liniinnff-ml l'or this ye-ur. Shirlm-y M4-lvillv anul lu-1-1-onnlniffn-v nu-lnlu-rs spa-nf nnu-h finu- fln'on1u'honf flu- yi-:ir rf-vising' flu- 'HV' llooli. 'l'ln'f-f- 2lllll'llfllllf'lllS wi-rv zulilm-al fo flu- von- sfifnfion, flu- most lllIlJtll'lillll lu-ing' that all sf llfll'lll t'0lllll'll rf-pre-sr-nfzifivm-s uri- fo lu- 1-lf-1-fc-il l'l'0Ill flu-ir lflngrlisli vlzissm-s with flu- 4-xi-4-I-tion ol' flu' S1-niors from flu- l'. S. floxw-rnnu-nt znul l'Ing1lisl1 4-lussc-s. This zinu-rulnu-nf was nuulf- lu-- vznisf- flu- l'tlllllt'll fl-If that flu- sfnclc-nfs wi-rv nof aulm-qnnfm-ly inl'ornu-ml zihonf flu- 1-olnu-il's zwfivifim-s. Also slzlfm-il on flu- volnu-il's au-fivify val- 4-iulzn' was flu- f l'1nu-s for 'l'm-1-ns flism- jot-key progzruln on KUNP. 'l'lu- progrrzlni was cllungfi-fl sonu-wlunf in flu- nunnu-r of' voting, mul was 1-:1l'1-is-ml on siu-vi-ssl'nlly hy t'hris Johnson. Working :nf all finu-s in zilmosf vornplvff- liurniony, flu- 1-oinu-il this yi-:lr Inovf-ml swiftly znul 1-l'fi0if-nfly in accomplishing: sonu- of' flu- niosf UlliSi3Iltllllg'Z1ClVf1IlK'0N in rm-1-Q-nf yn-urs.

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ie WMM gage 'FOI' LEl4 l' BACK ROW: Donald Kochzinek, Fred Amzevine. ROW 34: Jim McCrf-ight, Clifford Smith. Don Wagner. ROW 2: Vernon Kiele, Gerald Kelly, Bob Hardy. Dennis Dough- erty, Bob Heller, Lynn Gagnon, Dick McLean, Robert Startup, Don Keller. BOTTOM ROW: Milo Weutheruld, Howard Chapman, Edwin Leslie, David Berg, Mr. Buni, director: Ken Dunmire. Jack Venables, Ed Gakin, Diek Brown. 'FOI' RIGHT: Frances Moore. Elaine Mittun, .lean Burditt. Joann Gallauher. Charlene Tureo. Maureen Sehier. SITTING: Nancy Reed, Lynnette Smith, I'utti Hennings, 'l'wenty-four lnoys who often go unherzilded are the projeetion operators. These lroys de' serve speriail ret-ogrnition for helping to pro- vide eduezition 'through movies, and adding enjoyment to our sehool eurrieuluin. ll' you've dropped your liln-airy hook in ai nzud puddle or lost it eonipletellv. you are apt to he unpopular with Bliss Fora Anderson and her lihrairizms. They keep the lihrziry orderly so as to provide ai quiet plan-e for study und resenreli. As in the i-irc-us, there are small but ini- li0'l I'OM PICTURE 'FOI' ROW: Lora Haven, Peggy Harper, Jenn Hagerty, Flor- ence Fountain, Jean Albright, Delores Hendrickson, Louise Barnett. ROW 3: Shirley Baar, Darlene Craver, Bonita Sylvia, Lavonne Hunter, Lois Bailey, Trenna Olson, Olive Goin, Bebe Schmitt, Vera Allen, Peilizy Ditz. Darlene Seward, Frances Wellcome, Lelah Bennett. ROW 2: Irene Hansen, Sonya Nichols, Barbara Colbern, Betty Englunil, Gerri Duncan, Betty Shropshire, Joann Kruger, Margie Miller, Gladys Larson, Joy Weaver, Marnie Williams. SITTING: Frances Cresswell, Donna Davis, Diane McMahan. portant errands whieh niust he eurried out to keep the sc-hool running- smoothly. This joh has been grrueiously zieeepted hy the first year shorthand students. These girls work in both the ol'l'ire and the hzill for ai period of nine weeks eau-h. Duties perfornied hy them :ire sul-h :is eolleeting uttendzinre slips, dis'trihutine nmil. und running errands. All ol' these are johs that must he done to keep our high seliczol elim-king, and we are proud ol' these students who lmve an-eepted tlltllll.