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

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1 '4'lP5- wins, Girls Club Officers nnt h 1 is xx s 1 O N Nllllt 1 ion s HI it wr eu its s Q I'l11nksg,nlng., Ihslu t XNSt'llllllN the in 't ri I 5 wnding,-f-Anit'x ' rt. t' 'isurs ': Miss Poore, d' visor. . ing., Joan .' , 'I-pl' i ent' acl l'I lIll'i in, pn si cn 3 H irley Ro1.,ers, histox'i'1n' Sully ashna, sm-re t' Pep Club Anothvl' pvppy sports yt-ar was witllessml undn-r the able lvador- ship of our IN-p Club. They tleworatl-d tht- goal pos. and the- gym at homo ganws as well as produced a fe-w nn-w yells. Much of the- 1-re-dit should go to tha- yell lf-.1414-rs for their liner loy- alty, hard work and sportsmansliip. Lf-ft. to right: Krweling-Joan Bright, B+-tty Flynn, Carolyn Tick- ner. First row- fS. llrooniall, secrv tary: D. Drake, L, V. Eggvrt, Mr. Ilalc-om. S. Caniplwll, preside-ntp R. Whiteman. vit-e-pre-sidvnt: l.. T0- man. Second row'-C. Baker. T. Donny- hue. B. Ziel, M. Powers, J. Tickner, R. Irle, ll. Ke-nyon, D, XVilPy. Debate This years debate squad wt-ro mostly lirst year delmatvrs. They haw- a pre-tty good re-4-.mrd against othf-1' schools. They attends-rl two I'Ul1Ild4l'0lJlll.J. this year. one .xt Port Angela-s an:l one at South Kitsap. Port Angel--s was down he-rv one-1-. Thr- big 4-vent ot' the ye-ur was the- tournanwnt at f'.P.S. whore they niet teams from all ow'-1' tht- state. Left to right: Sitting-P. King. N. Haines. J. Oliphant. I.. XYilson. .l. Vhandlvr, l.. Franklin. J. Van- VZ1lliflHblll'f.Z, .l. Rohortson. Standing.:-I.. Kidd. Mr. Svelvy, C, Gnntlvy, R. lrlsf, l . Tennant.

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Boys' Club The Boys' Club had .t very well- planlled year ot' activities. During the year several movies were- shown to the club, There were also several speakers, two were ariny. not recruiting officers, and a state patrohnan. Home of the furnishings in the lloys' Club room were bought by the Boys' Club. Left to right: Mike For-lio, secre- tary: Dick VVolfer, president: Mr. Riley, advisor: Bob Witzdaln, vice- president: Melvin Ray. treasurer. Gregg Artists The Order of Gregg Artist, pre- sided over by Kathy Thorp, is il'l lll'X3Illf 2ili0ll of our top shorthand students. Any shorthand student is eligible but to qualify she nius reach a certain speed of dictation and pass a still examination sent by Gregg Publishing Company. Some of their activities throughout the year are a dance, initiations, and dinners. Left to right: Sitting-Schad:-, Geddes, Miss Ott. advisor: XX'ilson. Orsborn. Standing --- Flynn. I,ashua. Shearer, Johnson, Thorp, Patsey. Library The librarians have worked hard all year checking books in and out, keeping order in the library. and running contests. llut, it isn't all work and no play. every month they had a dinner, beach party, or a picnic. Left to right: Kneeling- Bishop. XVestall. J. Tickner. Sitting--Segar. Robb, Rhodes. llrown. Chandler. Miss Meyers, advisor: L. Wilson, Blowers. C. Tickner, Ulrich. Flynn, Tonlan. Standing-Cameron. Sampson, B. Nkfilson, McCulle1n, Gustafson, Ray. Kidd. I