Wahkiakum High School - Lamele Yearbook (Cathlamet, WA)

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X X f A?. '7K? nAi?.A51 4Ai'7Li1 E4A.s'iYf.A.?T1. 1 f 6: A X o 'I Q SENIOR CLASS HISTORY First Semester OFFICERS Second Semester Roy Ame1ia--- ----- -President ------- Manley Minsker John Orth ----- -- ----- Vice Pres. ------- Stanley Dumas Em a Kehrli- --.....-- Secretary --------- Marion Olson Eugene Arness -------- Treasurer -------- Eugene Arness Garland Foster - --Counc11 Rep - --Stanley Dumas Adv1sor M130 Doten Colors Blue and Whlte Motto Hbour down and Four lon thlrty n1ne wlde 1n the1 throats school house on sorrows and Joys Foal to Po N years ago, 1n the fall of 1937, eyed Freshmen gllpod down the lump and marched proudly 1nto the W5lt6 the h1ll Ahead of them lay the of a new chapter ln +he1r 11VE5 Thev gazed at the mlght, Sen1ors w1th awe and dreamed of the tlne when they would be 1n those mlgnty seat of honor As they 1OOk6Q 1n wonder at these new surronnd1ngs the quest1on arose, Udhat w1ll the next four VPDTS hold for me9U The 11hrary Wltk ltS rows of books and tie lab with 1DS test tubes and cherlcals promlsed nanv hours of hard labor for the green Freshmen who had entered the portals of Wa K1 U1 to galn a hlgher educatlon Th fact that they were ereer d1dn't stop th1S nrouo of hard work1ng stud nts They were out to prove to the other classes that pop and zip wasn't 1ack1ng where t1c1r class nas concerned The flTSD und rtak.ng of the class of '41 vas to snonsor the ftrst old fash1ored basket soc1a1 erer to be reld an Wa K1 H1 It wwe held December 3, 1331 and turn d out a huvc succcs They also soonsored the annual nSLn10T Fdrcmclln dance on Aprll 22, 1938 to honor the gr Q1 t1ng Scnlor A Ha allan thenc ms c rr1 d oat and orov Q poyular vlth every one Thelr year as breen '1+tl Frcsh en was at an end Tut they ere determlned to carry on thC1T good work and orov how ct vc 1 cl s can be 6: .. .... ' , ...... . . v x --..- . . .1 37117 l' G ........-.. ' X. v 9 .a ' 1 4. 5- , A t , X . X 3 Qi g ., . . .M . - . . .L 1. v ' . A L . ' . o . A 1 . . . 'I .4 ' 1 - . . . cf - sr ' U ks . Q . I A 1 G . -, -, . S .L 0 .L 1 . - 13 A , .. . - r . J Sr. . . . Y . . .1 . .L 1 .' . ' , D. . QL A ' V 4 r . D. . . . .. - L J . flu .' 5 . , -1 . . . ,J V Ja V . . . Q I -'u' f G . ' ' ' . . C' , ,. ' ga , .Z Lt. . . , 1 , . '1 L Q' ' g ' z, A -3 , , 'qu v . A . . . , . - . . ' s ' 7 .. '.. '. an .Al L ... 'T e Q-1 cs. It A .s '4 . .w ' 4 ,-v. ' or c v . . J. - ' - ,. ' ' A J. 3. ' Sn Xi , . . ' , 1 , , - it A- lk a e ' f . 3 e 1. I ,f I . I v w ' ., ,J 0 Q ' ' .L J C w ' if sl xy . 1 ' 'Wm ' r . ' .- ' if A C 1 ' Q 1 A c 3.5 Q fs, 'V A f 1-Q Q fr J, as S, as I-4-I as if f -D.

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W.: :.,..x .1s. rf:,:l..:2',z. Y,, iffyil. ,za :gf A -x .i Tj, L A, ,d As Sophomores they started the year out with a bang! Their first activity was their program for ff the Student Body. A few weeks later they sponsored is a combined candy sale and camera raffle. They had fd already gained the reputation of being a snappy and cooperative class. The most important event of the Q, year for them was the Sophomore dance. A spring A theme was used and the dance, given on March 31, Q was very successful. Onward and upward they climb- R ed and they were finally upper classmen, a digni- ya fied group of Juniors. One of the best Student 1 Body programs given that year was presented by the an class of '4l. In November a delightful comedy, Q9 nHappy-Go-Luckyu was presented with the help of V some Seniors. Their last and most important ac- 53 tivity was the annual Junior-Senior banquet. The fi Scottish theme used proved very popular and their rg banquet was a great success. A few of the students A sponsored the Prom independent of the Junior Class. 3 Although this was not the usual procedure it also W was successful. Q4 At last the class had reached their goal. They A were Seniors, looked up to be all the other classes 152 and proud of the fact that they had climbed so far. fd The Freshmen Welcome dance was given by them in the 5 City Hall. In February the class journeyed to Olym- X pia to view the State Capitol. At one of the Stu- dent Body meetings they presented two educational ly films. 19 As May approached the Seniors anxiously await- lf ed their graduation. They realized that in a few Q9 weeks their high school career would be over. It 49 was decided that the class would graduate in gray T caps and gowns with blue and white tassels. The 49 type of diploma selected was an engraved plaque. ' Commencement on May 26th ended their carefree days 45. at wa-Ki-Hi and the class of 191.1 stood at the si crossroads of life. 49QlAi,?ZEie sl sl A -was as WET: S- - 0- .o .s. .sig is j