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

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'L F3 Ps 4.2, E, -up Q3 Top row, left to right: B. Minish, D. Roske, J. Luck. L. Swanson. R. Casselar , M. Miller, B. Gizinski, P. Murray, P. Glen. Bottom row: L. Galen, M. Lewis. K. Richards, Miss Dorothy Meyers, Emerson, G. Mueller, J. Burlington. Library Club is actually not a club because scholastic credit is given. The main pur- pose of this club is to keep the library properly staffed with student librarians. Membership in this club is limited to the number of librarians needed to operate the library each period during the school day, after school, and before school. Q Activities include an annual Christmas Cozy and sometimes a couple more may be given. Miss Dorothy Meyers is adviser to Library Club and has been for several years. There are no officers as there is very little need for them. Delving Into the Works of the Past To promote a greater interest in classical literature and language is the purpose of Latin Club. To become a member of this club a student must have completed one semester of Latin successfully. Officers this year include Kay Copps, presidentg Janice Hunt, vice-presidentg Laurel Lee Carter, secretary, Marjorie Miller, treasurer, and Miss Dorothy Meyers, adviser. Activities of Latin Club include a money-making project, which is usually a fudge saleg a cozyg and attendance at a regional conference, which is the reason for the fudge sale. Top row, left to right: H. Northup, K. Crutcher, B. Sullivan, L. Tranter, C. Olin, S. Schwilke, N. Emerson, V. Het- rick, S. Messar, N. Cam bell. Row 2: C. Baldwin, Miss Dorothy Meyers, L. Carter, K. Copps, J. Hunt, M. Miller, J. Buhler. Bottom row: gee Galen, J. Wallace, G. Mueller, C. Maxwell, J. Widner. J. Plattner. 'ici , E' J s.. I.-ex '- 4' Q I

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Top row, left to right: S. Edwards, L. Swanson, B. Gizinsk', M. Tho , I. N l, F. T l , B. Ed ' d P. G I D.-Austin, S. Cline, K. Crutcher, B. Allan, C. Craig. Row 15: G. Geinnigau, L?i3um ar2ii3ei?,rL. Carte?-Bsi'Bakeii,el2f Grimm. J. Homestead, B. Bowman, S. Meehan, J. Schiavon, S. Haigh, C. Hufford, Thorne. Row 4: C. Wilson, R. Stapf, L. G1llett,ID. Giger, C: VanValkenburi, S. Ryan. J. Scott, S. Kilham, J. Blankenship, J. Tyler, K. Groves, J Murray, S. Schwilke, V. Hetrxck. Row 3: S. rown, C. Bittner, L. Bradley, M Logan J Nutsford S Tucker C Ferl brache, M. Bishop, D. Roske, K. Arnold, H. Moore, L. Alderman, D. B ' ' , L. W ' t 11. R ' 2. v. A' 1' gaygesft S. Igngsey, D. Heytrigk, J. Ig-legxz, Smith, B. lSmSith, J. Nutsfordfiw.iilaBlare, Leiivason, Field, Kilwmtoiif . o on. o om row: . aye, . ra er, P. P we, .Sof' , S. H 'ki , V. G t'lI, M. , . , Strain, K. Richards, P. Murray, Mrs. Mary McMiiin. le aw ns up! Reno K Delaney' Y Girls Service Squad is an organization of the high school which benefits the teachers in every way. Activities, besides working for the faculty, include taking care of the concession booth at the football games, decorating for the football banquet and for the senior banquet, ushering for various events, and sponsoring the Service Squad banquet. Officers of Girls Service Squad are Sharon Hawkins, chairman, Vera Guptill, secre- taryg and Mrs. Mary McMinn is adviser to this woithy organization. Their Service Done With a Smile Boys Service Squad is under the leadership of Clayton Baldwin, president, Robbie Strain, vice-presidentg Gene Johnson, secretary, and Leslie Walden, treasurer. Mr. Phil- ip Raymond is adviser and has been for several years. Any boy in high school is eligible to join, but he must realize that his duties are many. He must be able to complete the assignments he is given. Their duties include ushering the spectators at the basketball, football and baseball games, keeping order at the games, and also collecting tickets at the gate. After one year of service an award is given to each member of the organization. Top row, left to right: F. Morton, T. Bradshaw, J. Wilson, K. Bradley, S. Prange, M. Murdock, Bottom row: B. McCleary, L. Walden, C. Baldwin, R. Strain, Mr. Philip Raymond. .

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.. . Y' ' , g. ' . LN f f 1' '11 L 2 . W . I 4 1 ' F , , V V bf W 5 I . . . s . a C L r . Y Z . , N Top row, left to right: L. Westall, P. Murray, C. Wilson, S. Schwilke, Miss Joan Hilliker, B. Allan, L. Scott. C Hufford. Bottom row: M. Ortmeier, S. Hawkins, C. Craig, C. Cotton, V. Hetrick. The Girls Athletic Association is organized to give girls a better knowledge of sports and also to teach them how to work as a team. Heading the organization were Crystal Craig, president, Sharon Hawkins, vice-presi- dent, Maxine Ortmeier, secretary, Colette Cotton, treasurer, Virginia Hetrick, points chairmang and Miss Joan Hilliker, adviser. Meetings of the GAA are held after school two times a week. At the beginning of the year the members of the GAA choose the sports which they wish to play. They vote on four major and four minor sports, and at the end of each sport the girls are given points according to the times that they were at turnout. They Find Time for Sports, Too Ron Mitton, president of T Club, led this athletic group of boys to better team spirit and cooperation among the boys who turn out for the major high school boys' sports. Working with Ron were Bill Arey, vice-president, John Buhler, secretary, Dick Giger, treasurer, Mr. Doug Rickerson and Mr. Ralph Bohannon, coaches. To become a member of T Club a boy mu st have been awarded an emblem T by the coach, which means that the boy has participated for one year in a major sport such as basketball, baseball or football. The T Club also sponsors the annual T Club dance which is held in the early spring. Top row, left to right: R. Strain, M. Stewart, P. Marriott, J. Buhler, R. Mitton, D. Waters, R. Grewell. Row 3: J. Wallace, N. Kilmer, B. Baker, B. Arey. B. Cable. H. Campbell. Row 2: J. Wilson, T. Delaney, R. Kenney, M. Martin, g. kogue, M. Combs, P. McMahon. Bottom row: Mr. Douglas Rickerson, T. Dieu, D. Giger, D. Mitton, Mr. Ralph o annon. .1 A., 1'