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

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er- Sandg Westerfield resident This year the 99-student Freshman class has proved to be on the ball in every possible way. The reason for this is wholly because of the co-operation and ambition among the members of the class. The leaders of this class have shown much ingenuity and teamwork in all they have done this year. The Frosh Toy Drive was one of the biggest activities of this class. This toy drive began soon after school started, its main purpose being to collect old toys from citizens of the com- munity. The toys were repaired and given to needy children at Christmas time. There was much talent and enthusiasm shown in the Fresh- man assembly and also in their dance. Like any other years at PTHS, the Frosh have shouldered many remarks and demands from the upperclassmen, but they have done so with good feeling for the upperclassmen. I? Mary Widell Vice-President O Joan Murray Molly Logan Sec.-Treas. Representative Effort and Interest Have Top row, L to R: R. Atkins. E. Arnold, D. Austin, J. Bare. S. Bircher, A. Bergeson. C. Bishop, M. Bisho . Row 3: L. Bradley D. Brandes, B. Brown, D. Bumgarner, B. Bennett. R. Buse, W. Clark, S. Castellano. Row 2: G. Cam bell, Cheney, L. Cohn. J Curtis, T. Delaney. R. DeLeo, M. Cline. Bottom row: Mrs. Nyberg, M. Evanson, C. Ferbrache, K. gield, G. Franson, P. Galen G. Grandaw, K. Groves, Mr. Papritz.

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Side of Life Sewing, cooking and learning the other basics of home management is what the girls in the advanced home economics class keep busy doing. Each quarter is alternated, one spent sewing and one cooking. In the picture we see Shirley Powell, Betty Gizinski, Judy Homestead and Lynda Westall working over the sewing machine. Parlez-vous francais? In French class the students not only learn the language, but also they become acquainted with the country's history and geography. Studying the map of France in the picture are Betty Hayes, Mark Barrett and Sally Eldridge. Becoming acquainted with the writings of authors from numerous different countries is what we can find the world literature class doing when they are not writing poems and short stories of their own. Pictured in the li- brary are Mike Combs, Jeanne Erwin, Doro- thy O'Meara, Donette Johnson and Bob Curtis from the world literature class. - V .Y .'l 'r- X - r -,.....,,Q, F9241 r - :'f,fi2'-35'g?-2 r. i. .. ,Q 'MQ-nr' 1 ,W , , -. +I' 5. o s N Egg X' 2 ' ' I' ..jv 1.5. . hx ' -Af, J , ,... , ,, 'KKANC 52. E95 'nf' In Inari-un!! , J-I!..,,,. Every boy is inspired in the class of auto shop. Here they have the opportunity to learn more about cars and also bring their own cars to class and do work on them. Those pictured working on a car are Roy Grewell, Chuck Hinds and Harry Ferbrache.

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