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

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huildin' u TOP PICTURE Miss Cowling, girls' advisor: Mr. Beeler, director of instruction. BOTTOM PICTURE BOYS' CLUB OFFICERS John Kidd, president: Ogden Pierson, vice-president: Mr. Driscoll, advisor: Mark Fletcher. sec reta ry. Through the efforts of our capable super- intendent and the school board, a long' awaited event, the ground breaking ceremony for the high school, took place last fall. Desperately in nccd of a new school, the students of RHS are looking forward with joy 'to attending classes in the spacious rooms of the new building. The chief of the clan is, of course, our dis- trict superintendent, Mr. John illann. Upon him fall all the problems and decisions of the supervision of the six schools of District 17. Mrs. Ringer, his secretary, spends a good deal of time in keeping up the district 's records and correspondence. Our new business manager, Mr. Donald Sleeper is responsible for 'the business and financial management of the school district. Assisting him with this difficult task .is his efficient secretary, Mrs. l+'ergnson. N Mr. Ray Warren, principal. CENTER PICTURE LEFT T0 RIGHT: Miss Brown, Miss S1 usual gathering of teachers in Miss Gl