Wapato High School - Wasehian Yearbook (Wapato, WA)

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Wan! ' l 5 l x l Fifib row: John Nelson, Ted Watson, Dick Smith, Martin Jesser, Ben Dawson, Lenard Schaal. Fourth jrow: Charlotte Hiner, Patt Fuller,- Barhara Re nard, J W'll' ' ' y oan 1 iamson, Herb Schanzenbach, Duane Vick, Bill Lyons, Maurice Olsen. Tlyzfd row .' Ruby Beers, Rosella Gris- wold, Connie Nissen, Pat Rodman, Sara Wada, Oretta Dodge, Shirley Knopp, goanne Culver, Helen Ferguson, Betty Graham, Ramona Castaneda. Sammi row: Sally Brown, Delores Kilthau, Marilyn Criswell, Joy unham, Helen Salcamoto, Erma Calhoun. Alice Mobley, Violet Crabtree, Angie Wheeler, Dorthella Koch. Firrt row: Cathie Wheeler, Bobbie Everett, Reiko Inaba, Janice Wright, Betty McAdams, Patty Hendren, Bonnie Jo Feaster, Cecilia Taffola, Barbara Cowgill, Alice Miller, Lillian Sinner, Edna Wortman. Third row: Mary Lou Stockert, Bill Abella, Myrand Nelson, Douglas Delp, Don Pelzer, jim Bauer, Joe Meshke, Fred Sanford, Jack Camp- bell, Herb Valdez, Elmer Adams, Doris Myers, Nancy Horschel. Second row: Angelina Tabares, Virginia Zeller, Richard' Garcia, George Cardenas, Wilbur Dillman, Gail Hendren, Ray Thornas, Alex Garcia, Jack Baker, Carroll Goodrich, Patty Clements, Juanita Archer. Fmrt row: Beverly Louden, Juanita Graham, Grace Stenberg, Helen Miller, Blanche Bremer, Josephine Tabares, Caroline Rosenow, Shirlee Bauer, Darlene Peredo, Twila Polson, Shirley Adams, Lily Nishi, Sunnie Umemoto. LEFT PICTURE: Second row: Connie Nissen, Carole King, Pat Rodman. Firxt row: Marilyn Criswell, Lillian Sinner, Joanne Culver RIGHT PICTURE: Second ' : Sh' l K ' ' ' ' row ir ey nopp, Bobbie Simchen, Patty Fuller. Flrft row. Charlotte Hiner, Oretta Dodge, Bobbie Everett. 22

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x l l FLUTES, BASSOON, AND OBOE: Second ww: Kathryn Dahlin, Joy Brandt, joy Ann Huston. Firrt row: Fern Corbin, Judy Griffin, Margie Wilbur, Connie Nissen. ' TRUMPETS: Second raw: Francis Redenbaugh, jerry Tilton, Jim Kurtz, Fae Reynolds. First row: jim Thomas, Robert Garcia, David Daniels, Ray Sirnchen. CLARINETS: Serond row: Dick Volkman, Richard Olney, Ray Roberts, Frances Hert, Kathryn Campbell, Lois Olney. Firft row: Murlin Gillis, Gene Wick, Bruce Amsbaugh, Darrell Koss, Bette Blakely, Carol Strother. TROMBONES: Terry Seward, George Saito, Mae Reynolds, Cecil Corbin, Bill Schroeder. BARITONES: Alice Miller, Don Conrad, Carol Matheny. 21

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eadcw PM-- elim '74 14 7fze44mcm TOP PICTURE: Seated: Marlane Hughey, Clarag Joy Bennett, Abigail Abbottg Fred Sanford, Professor Michaelsg Berna- dine O'Shea, Susan Abbottg Phyllis Mitchell, Sylvia. Standing: Bob Heikell, Dean Gillingham, Pat Rodman, Heleng Ed Brandt, jackg Carol Matheny, Bunnyg Carl Clark, Howieg Edna Wortman, Margieg Stan Hosman, Billg Shirley Fowler, Carrie, Grace Kramer, Mrs. Millerg Homer Bald- win, Bobo jackson. The senior play, Mother Is a Freshman was presented November 16 and 18. The play begins in the living-room of Abigail Abbott's home where Abigail and Susan are discussing Susan's plans for college. Abigail has decided to attend college with Susan, her daughter, and nothing Susan can say or do will change Abigail's mind. The rest of the play takes place in the Green Hall Girl's Dormitory. Here we meet a few of the college students in- cluding Bobo jackson, the campus big shot. We also meet Dean Gillingham and Professor Michaels. Susan believes she is in love with Professor Michaels, and Bobo is trying to win her love with no success. Abigail finds herself in love with Professor Michaels but does not want to hurt Susan. Professor Michaels thinks of Susan as a child and falls in love with Abigail. Bobo then gives a big play for Abigail but finds he can not make Susan jealous that way. The play ends with Bobo and Susan together at long last, and Susan also has a new stepfather, Professor Michaels. 25