Wasco Union High School - Wasconian Yearbook (Wasco, CA)

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if-IE WASCONIAN 2: l942 - l-IOME ECGNOMICS- Top Row: Fussel Helsley Counts Struempf Pitzer Fenner Roskam Herring Noldon Soria Grayson Cayton Dykes Middle Row Ham-less Smith Sadler Woodard Streiff Mehlberg Bernal Hammond Stovall Bottom Row Barrows Crawford Urzanqui Campbell Melton Panter Camp Mayberry ., f- 'ZH it T HQ X if Ui M V' ii u V A 1 i lx Barrows, Woodard Sadler, English, Urzanqui, Campbell, Melton Camp The Clothing Clcisses hove mode Red Cross loyettes ond six convos kits tor Soldiers stotioned in Alosko. ln oddition to the style-mogozine reports, sewing mochine ottochments were studied, ond mony textile lessons ond consumer problems supplemented octuol construc- tion ot gorments. lvloteriols used for the gorment in- cluded silks, cottons. royons, woolens. corduroys. ond sheers. They were mode into school dresses, blouses. skirts, otternoon ond porty dresses, housecoots, slock suits, coolottes, ploy suits, children's clothing, moke- over projects, toilored suits, lined ond unlined iockets, ond o tew tormols. The combined sewing ond cooking closses presented on ossembly on Nutrition on April 24. The Foods closses served the Girl Reserve Mother- Doughter bonquet, prepored o P.-T. A. teo, ond pre- pored ond served o dinner tor the Boord ot Trustees ond their wives during the spring semester.

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THE WASCONIAN :: 1942 HOME ECONCDMICS Top Row: Thiesen Bertkau Abma, A. Chernabaeff Fenner Third Row: Roskam, P. Abma, R. Mehlberiz Counts Pitzer Second Row Panter Rucker Struempf Neufeld Fussel Bottom Row Roskam. V. Ringgenberg Lan ff rd K f 4 ,, it f 4 Dmitpcgxs I Highlights ot the toads classes ot the l-lome Economics Department this year were the Christmas party, food sale, Girl Reserve banquet, canning unit, and trustees' dinner. The toreign cookery unit was com- pleted with a Mexican dinner at the La Alegria Cate in Wasco. GIRL R E S E wiffiii 6 o : X4 ' Ginnis 3 L ' am Andes Halderman Wasson Kennedy, Annette Fields Middle Row: DeVue Moreland Anderson Phillips Carter Newman Pollard Bottgrgsiow : gamp I cffiiiii Kenriiggilrgnnie Girl Reserves are iunior members ot the Y. W. C. A. Their slogan is I will try to tace lite squarely. and their purpose, To tind and give the best. The club participated in service work through the Christmas Toy Drive and Red Cross activities. Outstanding among its social events was the Mother-Daughter Banquet.

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THE WASCONIAN :: 1942 lBGYS' CLUB - The membership ot the boys' W Club is made up ot A class athletes who have made the varsity squad in tootball, basketball, track, or tennis. ln addition to the awarding ot letters, Ed Carriker was given the All American blanket in tootball, Ray Packard was chosen as honorary captain ot the football team, and Loy Dale Wright was given a trophy tor outstanding performance tor his IO?-yard-two-toot run in the game with the Driller Reserves. Bill Baker was also chosen as the outstanding player in A basketball. Besides this, the club awarded three belt buckles to the high point men ot A , B , and Q classes in the inter- class track meet. At the end ot the football season, the tootball letter men were the guests ot the Exchange Club at Weit's l lotel, where they were served a chicken dinner. During the year. the letter club bought a S25 defense bond, the tirst club in the school to do so, and donated S5 to the Red Cross. Otticers tor the year were: TAD TOOMAY ----- - - - President RAY PACKARD ----- - - Vice President CHARLIE HUGHES - - - Secretary-Treasurer ED CARRIKER - - ----- Tiger f f f f 7 1' 1' . Top Row: Bridges, Dobrenen, Packard, Baker, Ornelaz, Wright, ffoomzty, Mitchell. B ttom Row: Aguerria, Camp, Camargo, Hughes, Williamson, Crist, W1se.