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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I Bark raw: Paul Schilperoort, Frank Grundhauser, George Sargent, Gordon Stover, Robert Lee. Serond row: jim Rose, Verne Munson, jean Christiansen, Mary jo Munch, Beverly Baker, Mary Lou Strom, Joe Favilla, Gordon Elliott. Firrt row: Delores Buck, Bobbie jo Smith, Lillian Heilman, Tamaki Inaba, Miss Althea Kirst, Adviser. Under the capable leadership of Miss Kirst, their adviser, the journalism staff has gained much experience in editing and publishing the weekly Wolf Howl. The paper, which is published every Tuesday, is divided into four sections, front page, feature page, sports page and back page. So that the members will gain more experience by working on different assignments, a new staff is selected by Miss Kirst every nine weeks. This prevents anybody from the same assignment two consecu- pw' ' Sldff Showing educational films to the classes and assemblies is the main job of the projection staff, which has been under the watchful eye of Mr. Granholm. The films, which are received from W. S. C., C. W. C., the Army and Navy, and other places, have greatly increased the students' interest in classroom work. The boys have also shown films to the Chamber of Commerce and to other clubs in the Wapato tive quarters. district. First raw: Don Houston, Leland Corbin, Warden Hart, Ray Grundhauser, Milton Teegarden, Darrell Smith, Donald Dodge. Second row: Bill Shroeder, Hillmer Krause, Russell Bennett, Henry Robert, David Powell, james Newbill. Third row: Leo Boger, Delmar Beegle, Gerald Krause, Joe Capistran, jim Dekker, Don Clark. 22