Wapato High School - Wasehian Yearbook (Wapato, WA)

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l 2 E E Third raw: Gary Swart, Ray Simchen, Ray Thomas, Norio Takayama, Dick Volkman, Ed Scott, Jim Thomas, Bob Paul. Second row: Joan Schmidkunz, Joan Williamson, George Saito, Shirley Wyrick, Constance Wirachowsky, Clairene Phelps, Mary Lou Stockert. First row: Ray Roberts, Paul Schaefer, Marilyn St George, Pauline Yearout, Janice Wright, Norma Perkins, Donna Sartin, Eileen VonderHeyden. Third row: Phyllis Heer, Marvin Beddoe, David Cruz, Wayne Bond, Robert Garcia, Ronald Paganelli, Richard Olney, Duane Engbretson, LaVon Cooper, Merle Lockwood. Second row: Joy Brandt, Bessie Downing, Dorothy Flores, Ernistine ' ' ' ' B . F ' I Castillo, Shirley Calahan, Forrest Baugher, Ron Feaster, Masao Nrshi, Bruce Geffe, Marvin Baasch, Shirley arry zrr row: Patricia Delozier, Beatrice Hernandez, Carolyn Rosenow, Margaret Diaz, Carlisle Bond, Barbara Archer, Jeanine Early, Elsie Belzer, Kathryn Campbell, Fern Corbin. Third row: Bob Hale, Jose Agbisit, John Ham, Douglas Delp, Ted Dahm, Lloyd Crabtree, Dean Carmichael. Second row: Flora Doyle, Barbara Cramer, Janet Dunn, Ramona Castaneda, Marvin Evans, Don Baker, George Cardenas, Lavoe Adams. First row: Patty Clements, Irene Balderas, Shirlee Bauer, Beverly Burbach, Oretta Dodge, Virginia Bale, Carmen Baker, Bobbie Everett, Jim Brown, Gene Cook. 17

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4- Top row: Don Myers, Presidentg Vivian Hartley, Vice-President, Sandra Knight, Secretary, janet Mitchell, Treasurer, Beatrice O'Shea, Social Chairman. Bozlom row: Guidance Committee: Reiko Inaba, Terry Seward, Birdie Burgess, Chairman, Don Olson, Mitsu Yonekawa A nine-year ambition was finally realized when we were able to take part in the high school activities, such as the dances, parties, assemblies, and plays that were successfully sponsored by the different classes. Shortly after school started on September 5, the sophomores were grateful for the Sophomore Mixer that was given in their honor, for at it we became acquainted with the older students, it made us feel that we were accepted into high school. From our class, this year hailed a few outstanding sportsmen. jerry Perrotti won the unusual distinction for a sophomore of being on the all-state football team. We also had Don Myers, who skipped from the B-Squad in the middle of the season to play on the first five in the A-Squad basketball team. As all classes we hope that our boys prove to be steady, Willing athletes who will give everything they have to their high school sports. The girls were active in G. A. C. this year. In the play-off for the all-star team, the winning team was headed by a sophomore girl, Elsie johnson. We were well represented on the Board of Control this year by our class president, Don Myers. Our guidance com- mittee, which was headed by Birdie Burgess, brought to us some very interesting talks by different people around town, telling us the advantages and disadvantages of their occupations. Jeanine Early, janet Mitchell, Janet Dunn, and Virginia Bale appeared in the student body play. A On December 23, our social chairman, Beatrice O'Shea, had our class assembly ready to begin. It was a joyous event when Santa Claus, portrayed by Blaine Hardy, came out in full glory and took us into his workshop to see his toys at play. At the end, as we left, Santa opened up his bag and gave us candy as we went through the doors to start a week s vacation. On Friday, April 13, the theme of Black Magic was used for our sophomore party. At the party many superstitious students had to be careful for most of the superstitions of the past were brought out and used for decorations. Music at the party was furnished by trusty Old-Man Juke Box and his Merry Records. To Mr. Neilson, Mr. Chissus, Mrs. Moore, Mr. Bunnell, our advisers, and Miss Tenney, our counselor, go many thanks, for Without their help throughout the year it would not have been a successful one. Our sophomore year will be remembered by all. During this year we have grown in understanding and knowledge. Some day we will be grateful for the enthusiastic leadership and the willingness of our advisers who gave of their time to promote us in that understanding and knowledge, for what we do now will help to make us stronger and more useful citizens of the future. Hail to thee our Alma Mater, for therein lies our happiest years. 16

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I l E 6 Third row: Elmer Sagara, Ronald Paganelli, Delmar Sanford, Ed Wees, Howard Orr, Lee Ringer, Dean Randall. Second raw: John Ruiz, Lawrence Sherbahn, Glenn Rasmussen, Jerry Perrotti, Earl Rowley, Jerry Leach, Keith Parnell, Wayne Ostrien, Leroy Skelton. Fin! row: Eileen Patnode, Rachel Ramirez, Evelyn Seward, Margaret Winkelman, Barbara Rey- nard, Juanita Rogers, Edna Struchtemeyer, Shirley Overacker, Zella Warnicke. Third row: John Miramontez, Sam Nishi, Dale Osborne, Bob Hardt, Darwin Nelson, Jerry Hiner, Gene Hooper, Blaine Hardy, Hugh Johns. Second row: Patty Kehl, Wally Newbill, Ramona Holloway, Doris Myers, Monya Gorham, Phyllis Heer, Harold Mauch, Richard Orndorff. Fin: row: Darrell Hathaway, Marilyn Olney, Sally Greene, Grace Church, Davana Marler, Eldora Groth, Deniece Metiva, Loretta King. Third row: Don Kuester, Frank Henderson, Bob Matthews, Myrand Nelson, Harry Johnson, Ronald Saxton, Dale Wy- rick, Paul Smartlowit, Dale Mullenhoff. Second row: Tommy Imel, Will Nickoloff, Lois Olney, Judy Griffin, Mary El- len McBride, Alma Dean Miller, Virginia Scott, Ruth Williams. Fin! row: Patty Hendren, Elsie Johnson, Patty Lennex, Mary Manjarrez, Carol Loftin, Cleo Johnson, Lorena Schoonover, Sharon Quantrille. 18