Wamego High School - Wa Kaw Yearbook (Wamego, KS)

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TQ? ,. gy : 1, 5 Mm-y nmbugea mam Marilyn Shea Assistant Editor WA-KAW Before you is your Wa-Kaw, a pictorial review of the events of the past year. The yearbook staff brought it to you at the first an- nual Wa-Kaw Ball held on a May evening in the high school gym- nasium. At the Ball your Wa-Kaw King and Queen were presented and the Wa-Kaw was distributed. A staff of interested seniors is responsible for bringing this year- book to you. Staff membership in- cludes Editor Mary Dornbuschg Assistant Editor Marilyn Shea, Co-Business Managers, Peggy Ince and Phyllis Cook, Publicity Manager Doris Wilson, Section Chairmen, Cleota Lintz and Mary Lou Fulmerg Art Editor Ben Simon, Junior Art Editor Johan- na Casperg Copyreaders, Virginia Obrecht and Ramona Kuhn, and Sponsor Mrs. Ruth Long. SIAFF SIAGIS Getting out any yearbook in- volves concentrated effort. This staff has scheduled pictures, writ- ten copy, re-written copy, checked proof, planned layouts, made-up pages, and spent long hours work- ing toward deadline dates. Mrs. Long, Wa-Kaw sponsor, honored the staff with an award dinner when the final pages were sent to the printers. The staff wishes to thank the students, faculty and all others- concerned for their cooperation in producing the Wa-Kaw 49'er. Peggy Ince Co-Business Manager ' Pnyuu cook I Co-Business Manager BACK ROW: Phyllis Cook, Marilyn Shea, Virginia Obrecht, Richard Knostman, REIHOHH Kuhn, Mary LOU Flllmery Peggy 11100 FRONT ROW: Mrs. Ruth Long, Ben Simon, Mary Dornbusch, Martha Weeks, Doris Wilson, Cleota Lintz- 96 'iv if 30 'Y' 33 -r 1 f 1 1 x IJ ' C

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Virillnl. BoblneamdBil1 The foundation of the Wamego High School system is built the year around through the hard work of Principal Clarence R. Spong and the Board of Education which consists of Alec Hutch- inson, treasurer, Norman Bressler, clerk, and Virgil Haas, diirector. Using great foresight and ingenuity they help to provide students with a wide variety of subjects plus a full schedule of extr-curri- cular activities. One of their many projects this year was contract- ing the planning and construction of a new agriculture and manual arts building. FACULTY AND STUDENTS INCREASE The faculty, keeping pace with increased student enrollment, has advanced from 13 members last year to 14 members this year. Mrs.. Dorothy Myers, the additional instructor, teaches Latin I, constitiution, English and psychology. Mrs. Leila Ruddick is also a new member of the facultyg she teaches bookkeeping, general bus- iness, and girl's physical education. Miss Bernice Bender is in charge of English and journalism classes. All typing classes and shorthand are taught by Miss Wanda Nanninga. Mr. Francis Re- vitte teaches English, speech, and dramatics. The faculty member in charge of the music department and driver's training is Mr. Howard Harms. Mr. Leonard Nehring is the head of the physical science department, while several fields of mathematics are taught by Mrs. Freda Pitney. Miss June Hill is librarian and Mrs. Ruth Long teaches all home economics classes. Narmmireasler Smereoatabinthehall. Mi.ssNanningachntswithMissBender Ill li 0 CAMPUS