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

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Q x '5 NLR A 'fx .o ZX 'ii-QQ W' Ai WIN A fax ! W X, HRX gvx SQL: K N .iw K 1 S -Q , Top rovx, left to right: M. Martin, H. Radle , T. Dieu, G. Yantz, R. Mitton, B. Blaurock, K. Dodd, B. Williams. K. Arnold, D. Roske. Row 2: S. Rossi, K. uykendall, M. Leischner, S. Meehan, J. Lopeman, J. Homestead, P. Murray 0. Sisson, P. Glen. Bottom row: Mr. Robert Balcom, director, P. Powell, M. Qualls, K. Moore, Y. Hogan, S. Yantz, P. Fossum, D. White, B. Smith, N. Hess, P. Folmsbee, E. Bishop.

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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

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Top row, left to rightzh W. Erickson, T. Bradshaw, F. Bare, J. r in on, N. Adams, M. Williams, B. Bennett, Funston. Row 2: C. Hinds, B.. Hu 'bers, J. Campbell. F. Strange, . cMahon, R. Brooks, Mr. Frank Holbrook Bottom row: D. Ednev T. Dieu D. Mitton, T. Delaney Stage and Sound is a very worthy organization for boys to become a member of, for there is a lot of responsibility for each member Mr. Frank Holbrook is adviser to the boys who are a part of Stage and Sound In order for a boy to enroll in this class he must have permission from the instructor and the boy must also be able to report to all assignments. Eighteen boys are selected for their dependability. The duties of these boys are to work the movie projectors, take care of the stage, park cars at evening performances, and operate the public address system The Industrious Are Honored The purpose of the Order of Gregg Artists is to honor and bring together the skilled shorthand students. Membership in this organization requires the students to pass a 60- word-a-minute official test for five minutes. There are initiations into this organization at least twice a year, and there is usually a dinner following the initiation. OGA engages in sponsoring an annual trip to the Seattle business schools and also a trip to the Crown Zellerbach office. Officers of OGA this year were Marcella Thomas, presidentg Fostine Butler, vice- president, Joan Mason, secretary-treasurer, and Mrs. Leila Harms acted as adviser. Top row, left to right: B. Martin, M. Ortm 'er, C. Th , M. Bl d, G. G . B tt ' Mason, M. Thomas, F. Butler, Mrs. Leila i-iailms, ome an ermeau 0 om row' D' Bowman' J' T