Port Townsend High School - WaWa Yearbook (Port Townsend, WA)

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'Boys 'Tn Boys' rl 1 ' Club, headed by Irvin Wfilliams, is an organization ol' our football and basketball lettermen. Besides their sports this year they had an initiation and a dance com- bined, which proved very success- ful. Left to right.: First row: Powers. Sec-rf-tary, Witzdam, Vice-President! lVilliams, President: Blevins, Coat-h. Second raw: Doneyhue, Norwood, Mil- ler, Simpson, XVilson, Hansen, Gustaf- son, Marion, Luck, LaRouehe. Third row: Iflynn, Lockhart, Butler, Ziel, tiamphell. Cameron, Klatt, Scott, Op- sal. Fourth row: Martin, Kelm, Maultl- ing, DeLeo, Bertak, Herstrom, Walk- er, DeLeo. VVolfer. Not shown: Feeho and Dillon. 0Ma1orettes You've seen the trim figures marching at our games, havevrt you? Well, give a eheer for our Major- ettes. They even played football this year during the hall' of the Town- send vs. Chimaeum game. They are directed by hir. Baker. Left to right: Joan Bright, Jackie Watland. Wilma Cunningham, Anna Segzar, Charlotte Lindley, Sally Camp- hell, Laura Mae McDougall, Ellen Johnson, Phyllis Blowers, Joan Edg- ington, Sallie Broomall, Jeanette Kir- hy, Marion Both. 'Lihrary Cluh These kids have agreed to give their study halls to work for you and the rest of the student body. Their duties are many: Checking books in and out, keeping order, arranging displays. and running contests. One of their main activities is a social din- ner every month. Left to right: Bottom row: Bill Eke, Richard Phelps, Miss Meyers. Bar- bara Porter, Joan Bright.. Bob VVil- son, Ann Carr. Middle row: Allen Gus- tafson, Julie Chandler, Luey Toman. Nancy Sievert. Shirley Balch, Eleanor Imislund, Lawrence Curtis. Top row: Phyllis Blowers, .Ioan Emerson, Mae Hendrix, Yvonne Johnson, Jack Bish- op, Buzzy Ziel, llill Sampson. Mark lboll, Doris Lammers, Lois Wilson. Melvin Kehn. Rusty Sheffer.

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'Gregg Artists The Gregg Artists, headed bv Car' olvn Radlev, is an organivation ol- our top shorthand students. 'lo qualilvv thev must pass a still exam ination sent them hx' the Gregg Publishing Companv. This eluh is lueltx' enough to he the one and onli' eluh permitted to serve refresh- ments on sehool time. Left to right: First row: Miss Shea. Adviser: Radley, Presirlentg Kessey, Vice-Presirlentl Hagstroni, Secretary: Seeond row: Kirby, Both, Watlaul, Porter. Ilarrett. Third row: Larsen, Radley. Ilaleli, Sievert, Cunningham. l 0lll'lll row: Krieger. Iuiislund. limer- son, Mill r, llull. 'Band Our lland has done a l.ne job this YCLII' under our talented antl ea- pahle direetor, Mr. Baker. They have made quite a few trips with our team this vear and are responsible lor a large part ol our pep. Thev are working verv hard to give us a g :od hand, so let's give them a liandl left to right: Front row: R. Irle, I. 'l'oman, P. Harney, J. Savage. A. Rhodes, G. Irle, 'I'. Baker, A. Hart. Second row: C. I ammers. ll. Hansenv V. l,u'r, .I. Tliurston, F. Youngs, Il. Harrison, R. Martinez, li. XV6-eks. Standing: Mr. Baker, Y. l,aHcuclw, I.. Curtis, F. Goodrich. 'Pep Cluln During the year they are responsi- ble for a number of dances, assem- lilies and rallies. They work hard under their president 'lied Doney hue and deserve a lot ol' eredit. The hurninv ol' the Port Anveles duninix. F5 D . sponsored hi' this eluh, is an event no loval. high-spirited student would want to miss. Left to right: Clieerleaders Kirby. Whiteman, lloth. Second row: Bright, Ss-1-rotary: Doneyhue, President: Krie- ger, Vice-President: Mr. Baker, Ad- viser. 'I'liird row: Toinan, Broomall. 'I'it-kner. Fourth row: lrle, Campbell, Iiudeeke-, Blevins, Opstad. Fiftli row: Ilaker, Powers, Flynn.

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0Dehate XVould the i-Xlhrtnative please give grounds-l . . . We have given proof.'! No you haven'tl . . . Wlizit is it? NVliv it's the dehate team. These kids have worked hard. They made a trip to Angeles' Round Piohf in and had Poulsho and Silverdale here. They are coached hy Mr. See- letfa verv line dehater himself. Left to right: Top: Pinkey Curtis, Mary Ellen Ulrich, Claude WValker. Bottom: Mr. Seeley, Betty Powell, Bolt Mt-Farland, Lael Franklin, Mel- vin Kelm, Ann Carr. 'Girls' Ciuh Officers ilihis year our Girls' Cluh gave a 'lolo Out of This VVorld, which was a mixture of surrealism and modern art. On their program this year have heen many interesting speakers, movies, and even a round- tiihle discussion. Left t: right: Top: Kathy Thorp, Treasurer: Shirley Steele, Historiang Bottom: Lucy Toman, Secretaryg Pat Larsen. President: Miss Poore, Ad- viser, Nancy Sievert, Vice-President. 'Boys' Service qua Allie boys in the Service Squad are the hovs who work on the crews For the games. Besides taking care ol' the ticket office and holding hack the crowds, they park ears, ahlv led luv lluzzv Ziel. who has worked in-- dustriouslv For the success ol' this cluh. Front row: Miller, Raymond, Adviser: Kiel, Mc'Mil1en. Second row: Larsen. ll rt k e r, Sheffer, Cameron. Larsen. Third row: Yarr, O'Meara, Lockhart, Sampson. Fourth row: Gleason, Me- t'ullern, Kidd, Gilbert, Gardiner. Fifth row: Martin, Bertak, Clements. Olst n, Sehauer.