Wapato High School - Wasehian Yearbook (Wapato, WA)

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SEPTEMBER- 23-Report cards again. Look at the A's. 4-School begins. Here we go again! 25-Pep Club Assembly. Hubba, Hubba. 7-A. S. B. Assembly. So -that's the Board of Control I 10-Class meetings. Whose your prexy? 14-All-School Mixer. Come one, Come all. 29-Football season opens. Yakima plays host to Wapato, 6-26. OCTOBER- H 5-Prosser at Wapato. 13-O. Now, that's our team ! 10-Guidance. Remember the knife and spoon are to the right and the fork- 12-Wapato at Sunnyside. O-3. It was close! 16-Boys' and Girls' Clubs. Boys and girls separated for the first time this school year. 19-Cle Elum at Wapato. 6-3. Still close! 22-Baldwin tests. Have you ever had the urge to jump off a high building? 23-25-Interviews. I always wanted to be a bum. 26-Wapato at Ellensburg. 7-14. It happens to some of the best regulated teams. NOVEMBER- 2-End of first quarter. Whew-w-w-w. Junior-Senior party. A royal flush beats our four of a kind. 7-Report cards. Ignorance is bliss. 9-Victory Loan assembly. 12-Beginning of Tolo Week. Get your date for lunch, girls. Senior Armistice As- sembly. 'lln Flanders field the poppies grow- 13-Tolo Twin day. Who's that in the levies? 14-Tolo Noon Dance. This is the life. 15-Open house. Look what I did, Mamma. 16-Tolo Dance. Long live King joe fBoy's comment-Let's do this all the timej 22-23-Thanksgiving vacation. Oooh-h-h my poor lil' tummy. 30-All school play, What a Life . . . just a colloquial expression. DECEMBER- 7-Basketball season begins. Sunnyside at Wapato. 31-34. Darn! 11-Wapato at Grandview. 32-34. Only a practice. Thank heaven. 14-Sno-Ball. Have you got a date? 15-Prosser at Wapato. 19-23. 17-Oh dear, we have to go home-Flu- JANU 5 A RY- --Back in the same old rut! 8-Wapato at Sunnyside. 32-26. 1 1-Wapato at Ellensburg. 26-32. Well, imagine that! 12--Selah at Wapato. 45-42. Gosh! 18-End of last semester. Only 90 more days-Wapato at Yakima. 34-59. Oh dear! 19-Prosser at Wapato. 44-57. 20 26-Play Day. Where were the boys? Toppenish at Wapato. 26-25. Kinda nice. FEBRUARY- . 1-Award Assembly. Gee, it's profitable to be smart, isn't it? Ellensburg at Wapato. 36-37 O-o-oh. 8-Sophomore assembly. Congrats and Orchids. Selah at Wapato. 51-45. And we wanted to win so badly. 9-Yakima at Wapato. 19-30. Welre in maybe. 15-Wapato at Toppenish, 28-32. Best team clidn't win. 16-Grandview at Wapato. 40-41. Consola- tion. 21-Girls' Club entertain Boys' Club with speaker. MARCH- 15-junior Assembly. School days, school days. Frosh party. Get home early. 18-22-Quarter exams. Never a dull moment. 22-Lettermen's Banquet. Yummy! Lettermen's Dance. Where were the lettermen, girls? 27-Report cards. ?????? 28-Student day. I was kicked out because-. 29-Sophomore Party. Our little brothers and sisters had fun, too. APRIL- 1-College Speakers for Girls. 5-Band Concert. Pretty good, huh?? 12-G. A. C. Party. 13-Music Festival. How do you rate? 16-Magic Assembly. Where did this come from? Red Devil-Pep Club Banquet. 17-Easter Choral Program. Congrats. 18-Spring vacation. Say now, why don't we do this more often. 22-Boys and Girls Club. 3 Blind Spanish program. 26-Senior Play, The Bat. Thrills and chills. Frosh assembly. Pretty swell, keedsl MAY- 1-Nominating Assembly. 3-Primary Campaign Assembly. If I'm elected I'll ..... Junior Prom. Queen Veleta Geffe. 6-Primary Election. Now, who's running? 8-Campaign Assembly. Another speech. 10-A. S. B. Election. May the' best man win. Mothers' Tea. Girls entertain mothers. 14-Senior Class day assembly. 23-29-Senior Vacation. If they're smart. 26-Baccalaureate. It's almost over, kids. 28-Commencement. Gosh, we're Alumni. 29-We can go home now.

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Firfz row: Alvin Hohbach, Mary Paganelli, Naomi Sinner, Wilma Wishon, Joanne Verran, Jeanne Verran, Robert Griffith, Betty Lou Corlett, Joyce Cody, Walter Elder. Serorzd row: Betty Hastings, Eleanor Brandt, Teresa Paulinsky, Joan Green, Shirley Beddoe, Ruth Calhoun, Mary Kathryn Carroll, Lorraine Kelso, Etta Mae Hoptowit., Third row: Malcolm Shrode, Carl Fowler, Bryce Blakely, Allen Kehl, Don Clark, Jim St. Hilaire, Lloyd Dorr, Robert Dart. Firrt row: Marilyn Lee, June Hansen, Gaynelle Yearout, Phyllis Farthing, Laura Buck, Wilma Everett, Marian Triese, Mary Kormenoff, Dorla Marler. Second row: Jeanette Shaver, Dorothy Bolon, Sylvia McMillan, Mildred Wilbur, Lorene Loftin, Colleen Riely, Phyllis l Olney, Josephine Rafal, Harold Schibig. Third row: Paul Polley, Ernest Weeks, Jim Clements, Lawrence Buck, Edwin Isherwood, Carl Price, Harvey Carl, Vir il Stover. Fourth row: Wesley Workman, Albert Davis, Lewes Yock, Roland Schanzenbach, Leroy Hoffer, Harvey Hert, Edwin Watten. First row: Delma Poisel, Alfreda Munson, Molly Villegas, Alvina Mann, Betty Adolf, Dorine Webb, Goldie Parish, Mildred Anderson, Ida Marie Hiner. Second row: Rosella Scott, Virginia Hunt, Caroline Borrego, Betty Roth, Peggy Fuller, Orma Schmidkunz, Artis - Roberts, Elberta Lawes, Bobby Ervin. Thzrd row: Billie Cable, Richard McMahan, David Powell, Jack Strong, Curtis Pister, Leonard Calhoun, Miles Goatz, Fourzb row: Kenneth Heilman, Bud LeDuc, Shigeo Uchida, Floyd Amos, Robert Gaddis, Glyn Adams. 19

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