Davenport High School - Gorilla Yearbook (Davenport, WA)

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'r 'r lr lr lr 4+ 'l 'v 4+ 'r tr tr ll Front Row lleft to rightl: Jean Stubbs, Dolores Koch, Lauretta Letevre, Irene Murphy, Janet McCall, Verle 4 ll Spilker, Second Row: Mrs. Rambo, Velma Conrad, Pat Janett, Florence Conrad, Janet Olson, Doris Milliken 1: and Marjorie Anderson. l l lr ll KAPPA ETTA CLUB l tr If Officers l President .....,,.,,,.,,.., , ,..,s. , .,....,,. Dolores Koch r it r . . In Vice President ..,, . ....,., ,,,.,, F lorence Conrad il Secretary-Treasurer ,.... ,,,. M ariorie Anderson 1 a l 'r 1 Representative ..,,,...,. c.,...,.,.,.,,, P at Janett Advisor ,,,..s.,.,,,AA,, ,,,,s,,,,,,,,.,,,.. .,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, M rs. Rambo P 'r 11 The Kappa Etta Club, or the Home Economics club, recovered the davenport for I: the girls' room, sponsored a candy sale, and also finished an afghan tor the Red Cross 1: this year. l tl In November some girls from Harrington came over, who were interested in starting lr ,I their own Future Homemakers organization. l Il A new candle light initiation ceremony was used when Verle Spilker, Irene Murphy, :i .lean Stubbs, Doris Milliken and Lauretta Letevre were admitted into the club. l I1 All but three girls in the chapter attended the Future Homemakers regional meet 1: at Colfax. At this regional meet Marjorie Anderson was nominated as regional chair- ? man, Velma Conrad was nominated regional publicity chairman, and Agnes Brodin was ' nominated as regional secretary, i K Allhiix V AI! F fmt QM! 3-,min ' 4 A- :llgx yn , ' 'Ej'-- PQ! yr

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Front Row llett to rightl: Mickey Willis, Marforie Pierce, Ilene McCaftery, Janet McCall, Ruth Kern, Irene Reinbold, Barbara Peffley, Ruth Frohnhater, Second Row: Betty Mclierlie, Dorothy Olsen, Gladys Furgeson, Janis Haynie, Mariorie Anderson, Caryle Harris, Dolores Dietrich, Sylvia Slater, Louise DeVore. Top Row: Pat Janett, Mary Lou Boleneus, Virginia Zuehlke, Florence Conrad, Dolores Zellmer, Donna Harris, Lola DeVore, Alice Page and Miss Teeter. A'KAPPA CLU B Officers President ,,,,,,,,,,,s,,.,. , ,,,,....s.,,.. ss..,, L ola DeVore Vice-President ,,,,s,,s,,,,, ..., D orothy Olsen Secretary-Treasurer ,,,... Ruth Frohnhater Representative ,,.,,,,.,,,, ,,.,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, B a rbara Pettley Advisor ...c.., s.,.s ,,,,,,c,.c,,.,,,..,,......,..s,c,c,..,,. M i ss Teeter The A'Kappa Club struck oft with red skirts, white blouses and gorillas on their blouses, which added pep and color to the school. Some ot the girls purchased A'Kappa sweaters with chevrons to show the number ot years they have participated in the club. A new constitution was drawn up and adopted. The A'Kappa Club marched at football games and also a few basketball games, which upheld the fine spirit of the school. There were nine girls initiated into the club this year. They were: Agnes Brodin, Dolores Dietrich, Gladys Furgeson, Alice Page, Hazel Logsdon, Betty Mclierlie, Janet McCall, Mickey Willis, and Florence Conrad, May is the month the A'Kappa will sponsor a High School dance, when it is a custom to choose a king and two princes. lr 'i I i 'r lr li 'i li li lr lr lr 'u Ir r lr lr 4+ lr 'r 'v 'r 'r 'r lr 'r lr li 'i li lr li la lr li lr lr lr li 4 r li li li lr 'v lr 'r ir lr 'r lv lr lr li li Rh AQ ilk, A , Wlls 5 'WK SX 5 lb 1:9 ,gun L 'T ::::::,-::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: wget- 4' il V New

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