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

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With a deep interest and concern for the student body and the school system, Mr. Stuart gives this message to the students of PTHS: The events of the past years have emphasized the value of education to the people of our nation. It has become clear to most of us that there is a need for more con- centration on school work if we are to meet the challenges of the modern world. I would urge every student in the Port Townsend school to attempt to establish clear-cut goals early in your career. After these goals are set, every effort should be made to learn the skills and facts that will help you in their attainment. We have often heard adults say they wished someone had given them guidance in their younger years, but most of us real- ize that it isn't a lack of guidance, but fail- ure to heed advice that leads to problems. I hope that this will not be true of the stu- dents of PTHSI' Mr. Gael Stuart Superintendent Combined Efforts Toward Progress Mr. Neil Potthoff Principal xxgk Working with the students to help them through their tasks and helping them con- quer their problems, Mr. Potthoff has this message for the students: As your princi- pal this year I have found a great deal of pleasure in working with you both as indi- viduals and in groups. It has given me an opportunity to meet some for the first time and to renew my acquaintances with others. My interest in you does not cease on graduation day. We follow your future en- deavors with the sincere hope that our ef- forts toward your education have had def- inite value to you. With each of you we will be sharing your successes and disappoint- ments while pointing our energies to a constantly improving school program for those who follow you. As you face a future filled with many oPPOrtunities, do so with confidence and good spirit, and with the best wishes for success and happiness from those who have helped you along the road to a full and rewarding life. 5

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'Q--b Mr Lowrle Mr Sooy Mr Frye Mlss Hllhker Football basketball baseball golf and many other sports keep these three men on the ball most of the tlme' Mr Douglas Rlckerson IS the study hall teacher but h1s blggest Job IS coach of the football team and assist ant coach of the basketball team Mr Jack Freeman IS head of the boys physlcal education department He teaches seventh and e1ghth grade as well as Freshman and Sophomore classes Also he IS the boys health teacher Mr Bruce Blevms who has been wlth Port Townsend Hlgh School fo1 a great many years has retlred from the Job of athletlc coach He IS now teachmg the classes of boys wood shop and advanced drawlng and IS dlrector of athletlcs Holbrook Mr Paprltz 'Nlr Thompson Mr Raymond Then' Interest Miss Joan Hllllker who taught for the flrst tlme thls year was kept busy with glrls physlcal education and health classes She also IS adviser of the Gnrls Athletlc Assoclatlon whxch meets twxce weekly to play many dxf ferent sports Blology chemistry and physlcs are the classes whlch take up the txme of Mr George Frye He also IS adviser to the Sclencc Club whlch was organ 1zed by a group of boys lnterested ln the many sclences Mr Ray Lowrle teaches bxology but b sndes th1s he lnstructs the core class Th1s IS h1s flrst year at teach xng ln Port Townsend Hlgh School Boys advlser IS the Job which Mr Klrby Sooy has wlth Port Townsend Hlgh School He also teaches a class of general math X Mr Freem Mr Blevms Mr Rlckerson Mr Randall Thompson who has at tended colleges from Kentucky t New York to Washmgton State now plays a blg part ln the faculty at PTHS He teaches Unxted States h1st ory practlcal mathematlcs and book keepmg and IS Junlor Class advlser The man wlthout a smlle Mr Phxl np Raymond teaches contemporary world problems Spamsh and world geography Besldes teachmg these classes Mr Raymond IS head Senlor Class advlser Mr Gordon Paprltz has now com pleted hls second year wxth PTHS and has been kept busy teachmg Fresh man orlentatlon Washmgton state hlstory public speakmg and debate Mr Frank Holbrook who has a Master of Arts degree from Western Washmgton College has Just complet ed h1s flrst year of teachmg at PTHS He teaches vlsual axds and drlver ed ucatlon 6 V I - . , . . , . V V ' .fn - y . ' ' ' - 1 I 1 X g ' ' v ' ' C . . . O f ' . 1 ' I -. , - i ' . . . ' ' 9 . v . , ' , . . . , . . . . My. ki. 1 A .., , y , 1 5:32. I Q A I , . . g . . L, p L v I Y 1 . , X , 1 I 1 ' - E X, AQ ' I 1 , ' K 4 ' l ' . ' 1 Il ' I l . , V . Q . , , .. , Y V. ' . , g' A . all, - - 1 Q ' 0 , Y QQ , - 0,5 , . I Ir , - , , u ' X X , -. - ' Q , ,YY , . ,H vo . L . . . - I , . ' 1 ,Vi ,, 1 '