Wapato High School - Wasehian Yearbook (Wapato, WA)

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ALBERT HANSEN: Typing 10, Bookkeep- ing, Supervisor A.S.B. Treasuryg B.A., Washington State College, University of Washington, Seattle Pacific College. EDWARD WHITLEY: U. S. History, Con- temporary World Problems, Advisor to Junior Classg B.A., Central Washington College of Educationg M.A., University of Washington. OLAND WARCUP: Senior High Band, Orchestra, Instrumental Classesg Bachelor of Music, VanderCook College of Music, Chicago. GEORGE ICE: Chorusg B.A., Central Washington College of Education. DON PATTERSON: World History: B.S., B.Ed., Washington State College. Z QEQSQFEXI . fvffi -r- 1: kg!-Egg- :Ig-5-:fss,:. -1 -. ees ooo 035 9 c 74eq 'kazde an Zta Vdeak JUNE WEYRAUCH: Typing 10, Book- keeping, Commercial ll-12, Senior Class Advisor, B.S., University of North Dakota. HILDA MESICK: Typing ll, Shorthand ll, 12, Office Practice. Assistant Senior Class Advisorg B.A., Washington State College. ,, ..... --wwf, -

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e aazpdaff The great end of eriuration is to dis- cipline rather than to furnish the mindg to train it to the use of its own powers rather than fill it with the acrunznlations of othersf' -EDWARDS Bob Mitchell, Manuel Hernandez, Bob Estep. Bill Estvs, David Mauch, and Ce-raid Soley observe simple reaction and record data in period 4, Chomistry. lf a man empties his purse into his head, no one can take it from him. -FRANKLIN Mary Hornstein, Louis Longee, and Gerald Jeffries engaged in morphology, the study of animal parts, in Biology.

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adm .,'7ad4 'The things mzzglit in srliools are not an edufation, bu! the means of edzzrationf' QENIERSON History students take- one of Mr. Whit- lEy's little quarts-r quizzes in U. S. History. period 2. 'vw SKC SchooIhouses are the republican line of fortifications. -MANN Ken Burhach, Thelma Armstrong, and Virginia Acob use well-stocked library during study period.