Goldendale High School - Simcoe Yearbook (Goldendale, WA)

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' PURPLE G The traditional banquet and formal were postponed this year because many of the club members were in the various armed forces. Officers of the year were: President, Paul Abshier; Vice-President, Don Rostad; Secretary-Treasurer, Frank Sarsfield. GOLD G This club is composed of girls who have earned enough required points to get a letter. The organization donated half of the cost of outfitting the majorettes and sponsored the drill team and the basketball teams. Officers were: President, Irene Wedgwood; Vice-President, Mable Hamilton; Secretary-Treasurer, Dorothy Hoctor. BOYS' LEAG UE True patriots this year, the Boys League formed a kitchen klean-up brigade to take care of the dishwashing end of the hot lunch program. The only social function sponsored by the League was a Halioweien dance planned to keep pranksters out of mischief. Officers of the year were: President, Raymond Baggarley; Vice-President, Kenny Fisk; Secretary, Don Rostad; Treas- urer, Alfred Wilke. GIRLSt LEAGUE The Girls League have been doing their utmost to boost the morale of the armed forces. To create Christmas Spirit, they sent Christmas letters to boys who were Goldendale High School graduates and are now in the service of our country. The club sponsored two very successful tolo dances. The annual Motherst Tea was held April 28 with the-western theme used for- the Senior Ball to give an enchant- ing atmosphere. ' The Cabinet assisted the officers of the year who were as follows: President, Allenet Spalding; Vice-President, Betty Groves; Secretary-Treasurer, Wanda VanI-on. ' ' F. F. A. Showing their utmost patriotism, the Future Farmers of America, With the money received from the scrap metal, purchased $250 in war bonds throughout the year. The boys took one trip, a tour of the Grandview area, where they took part in the stock shows and judging contests. The officers are as follows: President, Don Hoctor; Vice-President, Charles Swan; Secretary,'Bi11 Sarsfield; Treasurer, Loren Storkel. '

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SENIOR PLAY The Broadway production ttWhat A Life? which is a Henry Aldrichti play, was spiritedly performed on April 9. The cast was as follows: Harvey Wilson ............................................................................ Henry Aldrich Wanda VanHoy ...................................................................... Barbara Pearson Charl Davenport ................................................................................ Miss Shea Don Hoctor .................................................................................... Mr. Patterson Bob Groves ........................................................................................ Mr. Nelson Bill Sarsfield .................................................................................... Mr. Bradley Jim Potter ................................................................................ George Bigelow Lois Jean Niva .............................................................................. Mrs. Aldrich Arthur Lawson ............................................................................ Mr. Ferguson Dorothy Freer .............................................................................. Miss Wheeler Ray Baggarley ................................................................................................ Bill Virginia Binns ......... . .................................................................. Miss Eggleston Paul Abshier ................................................................................ Mr. Vecchitto Irene Wedgwood ........................................................................................ Gertie Birdie Dodson .............................................................................................. Mary Doris Yeley .......................................................................................... Miss Pike June Moore ........................................... . .......................................... Miss Johnson J UNIOR VARIETY SHOW The Juniors went itoriginalti and instead of producing the traditional three-act play, had a novelty variety show for their annual entertainment. The show was ex- cellent and proved that genuine interest and ability will put over something new to an audience. Their dramatic presentations were: tiSis Hopkins from Skinermarink Cross- roads, Oh Brotherlii ttThe Villian Still Pursued Her, tiThe Court of Common Clay, and Romeo and Juliet. MODEL AIRPLANE CLASS Something new has been added to G.H.S., a course in making model planes under the supervision of Mr. Gronewald. The models are built according to scale and are used for training purposes by the Army and Navy. A quota of sixty planes is to be finished by the end of the year. SIMCOE PUP Handicapped by a brand new mimeograph machine and a lost instruction book, the Simcoe Pup carried on and came forth with a bi-monthly edition. Hard-working, slave-driving Editor, Wanda VanHoy, assisted by Copy Editor, Charl Davenport; Art Editor, Marion Ledford and a capable staff, published as unique and inform- ing a school paper as ever before. The first semester news was submitted by classes and assembled by the staff. However, this system failed to work satisfactorily, so the rest of the term a regular reporting staff was engaged.