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

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lef t D H c 0 a F eld K 'VI Pl Y Str B Ha A e C t L Bum G P Wes e C C Het B B s C B P B B R DeL The Port Townsend High School Forensic Society gained much recognition this year The debate team met with students of many different schools on the peninsula to de bate the question Resolved That Elementary and Secondary Education in the Lnited States of America Should be Fundamentallv Rexised Mr Gordon Papritz acted as adviser for the organization Karolyn Richards was pres ident and Patti Westerfield was secretary Their Abilities-Speaking and Acting The Thespians Club of Port Townsend High School is under the leadership of Nancy Johnson. Working with Nancy is Clayton Baldwin vice-president' Gerri Germeau secre- tary' and Mr. Gerald Barnhart adviser. This group of students is composed of those who have participated in a play and earned a certain number of points in that play. Activities this energetic group engaged in were a candy sale which was held around Christmas time and continued until after the first of the year. They also had an initiation dinner for the new members. This dinner was held in the school cafeteria and was enjoyed by everyone. '.Et'Z.i4,, e.. '.B, z,.C 'B iG.G'- a,C.ald ,N.o'. .GerldB .

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9 1 E D e a ee s ci n We tc field C Th K Rich rds Miss B rton Moriis Ste art N Emerson Quill and Scroll which is a national organization for high school writers is responsible for editing the Salad Days booklet and publishing the Redskin Handbook Another activity which is enjoyed by this honorable club lS the initiation dinner which is held in the spring To be eligible for membership into Quill and Scroll a student must present some thing which he has written and he must have held a B average in English for three years besides being in the upper third of his class scholastically Miss Jeanne Barton holds the position of adviser to Quill and Scroll Their Abilities Show Scholastically Many activities kept these members of Torch Honor busy throughout the school year of 19:18-59. Under the leadership of Patti Westerfield the Torch Honor Club organized a progressive dinner a Christmas assembly a dance and a picnic. One activity which was added to the others this year was the initiation for new mem- bers. This took place the evening of the progressive dinner. Officers of the organization this year were Patti Westerfield president' John Buhler vice-president' Leslie Bumgarner secretary' and Miss Janet Sutherland adviser. Torch Honor is an honor organization and a student must have a grade average of at least 3.00 KB average! and four activity points before belonging. ', le t : U. - , . . ' g , B. G: ' ', . ' , . , . th' S. Ed ' V. - '.D.Gg .V . rmee,S.Ryan,K.Cpp,G.G .B. Ed ,J, eea, . 'k's,C.VaV - 5 5 ' ' B L Bum a P Wester ..oc.v 1, ,,. .c ,. ,, ' ,, g , - d,.. , s ean,. 1, . e ', . ' lc.Boo : .Wallce, P. M'riot, . '. .Ste 'art D. Ma ' , . bs n. 1

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if . X Top row, left to right: J. Ecker, B. Hayes, R. Simmons, H. Hines. L. Voetberg P. Marriott, D. Freitas, T. Miller, Mr. Balcom, K. Dodd, M. Widell, S. Hawkins P. Homestead, D. Thorne, G. Petersen, M. Martin, D. Miller. Row 3: D. Brown S. Lindsey, J. Jenovai, B. Blaurock, K. Henshaw, L. Johnson, D. Marriott, C b ll J P dd k D M'tt S Johnso L Cohn S Wester McMullen, G. Camp e, . a oc, . 1 on, . n, . , . field, J. Baye, C. Keehn, M. Castellano, M. Logue. Row 2: S. Messar, C. Hufford G. Paddock, D. Hetrick, J. Curtis, S. Swearingen, L. Carter. Bottom row: S Ryan, C. Thorne, N. Campbell. They Shall Have Music Wherever They Go Under the direction of Mr. Robert Balcom, the band and the chorus did an exceptional job of performing before large groups this year as in the past years. Activities which the band participated in this year were the high school Spring Concert, all local sports events, the Port Townsend Rhododendron Festival parade, and the Sequim Irrigation Festival parade. By far the biggest honor for the band was the participation in the Santa Claus parade held in Seattle in November. This year the Port Townsend High School Band won second place in marching, which was a source of great satisfaction and pride. The chorus of the high school engaged in sponsoring a Christmas concert in December and they also took part in the high school Spring Concert. This year the chorus also participated in the Olympic League Chorus and Orchestra Festival which was held at Central Kitsap High School on April 18. A small ensemble from the chorus performed several times for different club groups around the community, such as the Rotary Club and the Kiwanis Club. 34