Wahkiakum High School - Lamele Yearbook (Cathlamet, WA)

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THE DOCTOR HAS A DAUGHTER Cast of Characters Hn order of appearancei TOMMY .......................................................... Terry Hays DODO ............... ......... A lice' Grotan CLEOTA .............. ...... H elen Haugen MRS. BILLINC-S ...... ...,... P hyllis Foster DOC BILLINC-S .... ........ Clyde Larsen FLORA LEE .............. ........,.. B everly Fritz CHUCK HALL ......... ............... J ohn Gibson LULU THAXTER ........... ....... L ou Ann Danielson DAVID TORRENCE .......... ......... L ..... L eRoy Wika CASSANDRA THORN ...... ....... A ntoinette Kuljis ED SMITH ..................... ........... G lenn Biorge MR, CODDLE .......... ............................. J ack Calvin Student Director ......... ............................ M y Lou Olsen Publicity .................. ........ A nita Sjogren, Ralph Keyser Properties ................ ......................... J erry Souvenir Stage Managers ...................................... Kenneth Quigley Allen Wood, Jack Clark Ushers .................. Shirley Wright, Florence Smith, Edith Jacobsen, Lucille Brockway, Delores Crabb Di rector ...................................................... Alice L. Cook

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UI'ltOI'S IVIOTTO: Jog On COLORS: Red and White FLOWER: Rose , First Row: My Lou Olsen, Jerry Souvenir, Antoinette Kuljis, Alice Grotan, Terry Hays and Shirley Wright. Second Row: Delores Crabb, Florence Smith, Imogene Danielsen, Helen Haugen, Lou Ann Danielson and Anita Sjogren. Third Row: Edith Jacobsen, Clyde Larsen, Jack Calvin, John Gibson and Charles Lewis. Fourth Row: LeRoy Hegsted, Ralph Keyser, Glenn Biorge, Ken- neth Quigley and LeRoy Wika. Allen Wood ........... - .......... PRESIDENT .......... ......... A llen Wood Antoinette Kuljis ......... VICE-PRESIDENT .............. Dolores Crabb Terry Hays ............. ........... S ECRETARY ............ ...... M y Lou Olsen Anita Sjogren ................... TREASURER .......... . ....... Shirley Wright STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE ...... Lou Ann Danielsen ADVISER .................................................................... Miss Cook Thirty-five frightened but determined Freshmen ascended the stairs of Wa-Ki-Hi on the morning of August 28, I944. A new student increased the total to thirty-six. The Frosh Basket Social was more successful financially than any previous social. Later in the year the Frosih sponsored a very successful Senior Farewell. Only twenty-five students returned in the Sophomore year with five joining later. This class took on the responsibility of sponsoring dancing at noons, and put on a very successful Valentine dance in the projection room. This -new year was a big year for the new upper classmen. The Juniors presented the play, The Doctor Has A Daughter, which was very well attended. As tne year progressed, the class began planning their prom which was held on April I8, I947.

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CSjOIUlLOI7'LOI'QS MOTTO: We Build the Ladder By Which We Rise COLORS: Blue and White , FLOWER: Lilac First Row: Mr. Echel- barger, Goldie Ostling, Merrie Lou Coodfellow, Jeanette Stanley, Irene Olsen, Neva Holland, Ruth Ann Worthington, June Downey, Vera Ann Damewood e n d J ea n Moen. Second Row: Dick Good, Billy Moore, Mar- garet Pedersen, Mary Lou Jacobson, Bobbitt Wright, Ora Loraine Coates, Rich- ard Bauer and Earl Oinila. Third Row: Kenneth Maki, Bill Spencer, Gor- don Petersen, Elwood Enge, Lesl.ie Prestegard, Jerry ,Nelson and John Ostervold. Fourth Row: Ed Johnson, Jim Mau- ghan, Floyd Harrow, Don- ald Jaspers, David Back- man, Tommy Calvin and Dick Quarles. Fifth Row: Don Marinkovich, Arnold C-ood, Cleo Brenner, Roger Davis, Norman Olsen and Paul Gisselberg. Richard Bauer .......... ....,,,, P RESIDENT ,,,,,,,, ,.... D onald Jaspers Babbitt Wright ........,.,,........,, VICE-PRESIDENT ,,,,,, .,...... N orman Olsen Ora Loraine Coates .......... , ....,.,,,, SECRETARY ,,,,,,,, ,.,.,.. D avid Backman Earl Oinila ..............,.....,,, . .......... TREASURER ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,.,...... E arli Oinila STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE ,,,..., ...,.., D on Marinkovich ADVISER ....................,.,.,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,.. Mr, Echelbarger ln the fall of '45 a group of shy Freshmen enrolled as students of Wa1Ki-Hi. 'To start the year out, the Senior gave the Frosh their annual Frosh Welco-me Dance. On that same day they were initiated. Their costumes ranged anywhere from long under- wear to bathing suits. Their Frosh Basket Social was held on November 30. Their first dance was given on March 8th, using St. Patrick's Day as the motif. The Senior Farewell Dance was given May 3rd, which was a formal occasion. Now being Sophomores of the year of '46, they came up the steps with more confidence, and felt that they belonged. They started the year off with a very suc- cessful Sophomore party given on October llth and many other dances were given throughout the year.