Wahkiakum High School - Lamele Yearbook (Cathlamet, WA)

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a- Agfa'-Gafencfar - 1946-1947 First Day of School NOVEMBER 25, 26, 27--lnterclass Bas- ketball Games. Seniors champs. DECEMBER 3--First basketball game of season. Naselle 27, Mules 22. DECEMBER 6-Kelso basketball game. They won. Frosh Basket Social. DECEMBER l3--Christmas Musical. DECEMBER 20-I-ligh School Christmas Party. Joe Gorman Santa Claus. JANUARY I4-Student Body elections. JANUARY l7-End of first semester. JANUARY l9-Kalama basketball game at Kalama. They swamped us I3 to 27, JANUARY 31-Annual Co-Ed Dance. C-irls only. SEPTEMBER 2-School opens. SEPTEMBER I3-First football game ot season, Mules vs. Naselle-Naselle won. SETEMBER 2O-First league game of season, Mules vs. Battleground-they won. Frosh Welcome Party. SEPTEMBER 27--LaCenter football game. We won 26 to O. OCTOBER ll-Stevenson football game and Sophomore party. We won game l8 to O. OCTOBER 25 - Castle Rock football game there, We won I3 to 6. NOVEMBER 8 - Woodland football game. Mules win 37 to 6. Tolo Dance. NOVEMBER l5-Kalama football game at Kalama. They won 32 to l2. Last game of season. NOVEMBER 22-Junior play, The Doc- tor Has a Daughter. Election Board

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First Row: Quarles, Anderson, Hendrickson, Davis, Johnson and Hall. Second Row: Do u m i t , Gibson, Bjorge, Calvin, Oisselberg and Trimble. Third Row: Ericksen, Olson, Wood, Gorman, Olsen, Wood and Quigley. Lee C-isselberg .... ........... P resident ............ ...... D ick Johnson Red Hall .......... ....... V ice-President ..... ....... B ob Olsen Ken Quigley .............,.. Sec. and Treas ..... ......... F red Wood Q, Adviser ..........,........................................ ........... M r. Ericksen S. C. Representative ...................................... Bob- Hendrickson The W Club is an organization composed of the boys who have earned letters in sports during their high school years. Membership in the Club is the goal of all boys who are interested in athletics. lt is an active organization, inter- ested in its work and in its opportunities to be of service to the school and the community. N . K aseda!! With a large turnout and an able coach, the Mules, baseball season opened with full expectation of winning a high spot of the Trico League base- ball teams. First Row: Larsen, Gib- bons, Petersen, McCor- mick, Enge, Vog, Davis, Ellison and Oatfield. Second Row: Ahrens, Wika, Doumit, Calvin, Trimble, T. Calvin, L. Wika, R. Wika, Biorge, Wegdahl, Olson, Crippen and Darrah. SKllA!-Fl ,Qi YY

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FEBRUARY 7-Ridgefield game followed by Student Council Dance in Band room. - FEBRUARY I3-Juniors and Seniors go to Olympia to see capitol and meet Cvovernor. FEBRUARY I4 - Jean Lockwood and Leonard Maki named Valedictorians, Shirley Coates named Salutatorian. FEBRUARY 2I --Soph. Dance in Band room. Kalama game, 28-32. FEBRUARY 28-Last home basketball game with Stevensong 49 to 30 in our favor. MARCH 5, 6, 7, 8-Tournament in Cen- tralia. We win fourth place in S. W. Washington. Girls' Interclass Games MAY 2-Senior Farewell Party. MAY 9-Senior Play, Little Women. MAY I2-Spring Musical. MAY I8-Senior Breakfast and Bacca- laureate. MAY 23-Commencement-26 seniors graduate. MAY 26-Last day of school. Senior Play MARCH I4-Torch Honor Skating Party. MARCH 24, 25, 26, 27-Girls Interclass Basketball C-ames. MARCH 28-F.F.A. Dance. APRIL IO, II-Spring Vacation. APRIL I8-Junior Prom and Senior Ban- quet at Norse Hall. , APRIL 29-Mothers Tea. Prom Committee Chairmen l i 1 I!..- ifwiribiiawzfifwfu::2s'favf1::w:Qsg me