Anatone High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Anatone, WA)

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Seniors

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Seniors BARBARA AMEN Junior play cast I, 2, 3; Senior play cast I, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer I, 2, 3, 4; Yell Queen 2; Princess for County Fair 3; Art Editor for Annual 2; Sat-teen Club 4; Paper Staff 3; Paper Editor 4; Student Body Officer I, 2, 3; Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4. DEAN FORGEY Play cast 3, 4; Basketba1! I, 2, 3, 4; Boxing 3, 4; Debate I, 2; Class President 2; Student Body President 4. JIM VANTREASE Play cast 3, 4; Basketball I, 2, 4; Boxing I, 2, 3, 4: Boxing Captain 4; Class President 4.

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Senior Class History There were six of us when the school doors opened in the fall of 1940. They were Neal Campbell, Clayton Stone, Diana Steigers, Donald Scheibe, Lois Wilsey, and Dean Forgey. Mrs. Boggan was our teacher. In our second year of school there was the same class and teacher. In the fall of 1942 we found ourselves in a different room with the same class with the exception of Diana Steigers, but we gained llene Werner. Miss Johnson was our teacher. The next fall we were again at the old school, only under the instruction of Miss Peterson. The fall of 1944 Neal Campbell and llene Werner left us. Miss Peterson was our teacher. After five years of school we were again looking at a different room. That year Lois Wilsey left us, but Jim Van- trease joined us after about a month of school, and Miss Russell was our teacher. The fall of 1946 found the same class starting as the school bell sounded. Patsy Simonson joined us that year, with George Scheibe the teacher. Patsy left us during the year and Wallace Blook came in. George Scheibe pulled us through with flying colors. The graduating class was Jim Vantrease, Clayton Stone, Wallace Blood and Dean Forgey. On September 3, 1948, four boys and one girl entered Anatone High School as freshmen. We were initiated by the sophomores and gave a return party a few days later. Barbara took part in the junior play, M'liss, and the boys were very active in boxing and basketball. Clayton Stone was class president and Mr. Lundquist was class advisor. The next year we came back to find that we had lost one of our class- mates. Clayton had gone to Clarkston. Barbara Amen took part in th» junior play, Just Ducky ; Jim Vantrease and Lowell Moore were active in boxing, Jim Vantrease and Dean Forgey were both on the basketball team. Dean was also on the debate team. Dean Forgey was class president and Mr. Newell was class advisor. In our junior year we had lost Lowell and gained Gary Bunton at the half of the term. This made four in our class again. We put on the play, Baby's Night Out.'' All of us had a part in it. The junior prom was put on in May. Jim and Dean were active in boxing and basketball. This fall we entered the school as high and mighty seniors. There were only three in our class, as Gary Bunton had left us. We all helped the juniors pu+ on their play, Date Bait. We put on the play, The Inner Willy. Jim and Dean were on both basketball and boxing teams and Dean was captain of the basketoall team. Barbara was editor of the school paper. Thus concludes the history of the class of 1952. ☆ ☆ ☆