Wapato High School - Wasehian Yearbook (Wapato, WA)

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Verlie Cleavenger and Diane Mallos assisl Mrs. Bond in pre- paring sandwiches. STUDENT CAFETERIA STAFF ASSIST IN HOT LUNCH PROGRAM A lew minules belore lhe noon bell rang each day, several sludenls converged on lhe caleleria. By walching lheir aclions aller lhey arrived, l concluded lhal lhey were sludenl members ol lhe caleleria slall. l-lead cook Mrs. Rae Keelh always seemed glad lo see lhem come and had a iob lor each ol lhem. Some helped serve lhe lood, while olhers look lickels, scraped and slacked plales, or washed dishes. Aller lunch was over The lables had lo be brushed and washed, which meanl lhal someone had lo work inlo school lime. This iol: lell lo people wilh lourlh period sludy halls. Olher sludenls were released from morning sludy halls lo help lhe cooks, A Q As pay lor lheir services lhe sludenls received lree lunches, and lheir lriends lhe cooks really piled il on. Joyce Hooper serves her- sell lo a well-earned lunch aller noon rush. if CAFETERIA STAFF-Third row, lell lo righl: Bob Bale, Lanny Gensburg, Warren Carl, Louise Farias, Gerald Gallegos, Charles l-louk Roberl Van Dyke. Second row: Carol lvlarey, Joyce Laws, Belly l-lollman, Ellen Laws, Verlie Cleavenger, Rila Parker, Aresenia Rafal GA Firsl row: Joyce l-looper, Yvonne Arquelle, Nancy Jones, Diane Mallos, Sheila Marlinez Angelica Cerna, Charlolle Miller. 4' I s my ' Y. is , YQ ll s T,

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LIBRARY STAFF, Lefl lo righlz Nancy Barren, Shirely Manlos, Mary Bryan, Belly Andrews, Helen Underwood Belly McCoy, Don Rasberry, Trudy Hale, Marjorie Haddox, Judy Hale, LIBRARY AND OFFICE STAFF KEPT BUSY from my place on lhe filing cabinel in The-oflice l saw a new lace each period as lhe six azsizlanlf, lhal helped our school secrelary, Evelyn Shirls, reporled for duly. Their main iob war. leepinq allendance. which loolc lhern through lhe halls where lhey collecled lhe slipr. lrnrri lho new clips oufside lhe classrooms, lhen brouqhl lhern back lo lhe ollice, whrfrr: lhffy analyzed Their information lor permanenl records. Olher laslrs Thar The girls performed were running errands, operalinq lhe dilfo machine, and filing dala. from lisloninq lo these qirls converse, l learned lhal Iheir cousins on lhe library slalf were assislinq lhe school in similar ways. Besides filing cards, lhey helped lhe new librarian, Mrs. Van Horn, in many olher ways, such as finding malerial, and shelving or cherlcinq oul boolrs. 'N-. ---..,.4 ' ---.N g- OFFICE STAFF-Lell lo riqhf: Pal Mach, Erika Sladel, Elaine Whilener. Shirley Cornelison, . A. 5 Secrelary Evelyn bhirls and assisfanl Erika Sladel discuss allendance records. Belle Pinyerd, Vonnie Crabfree. 23

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l THESPIAN OFFICERS-Leff Io righ+: Carolyn Bower, Vice Presidenfg Julie Klebaum, Secrefary: Karen Schroeder, Presidenl: Sam Kemplon, Clerk: Lynda Seward, Treasurer. THESPIANS ARE ACTIVE IN SCHOOL ORGANIZATIONS Allhough Ihe Thespians were noi able fo parlicipa-Te in any plays fhis year for lack of an acfive advisor, Ihey were by no means idle. Each member was acfive in ar leasl Iwo ofher school clubs or organizalions. and mos? of 'rhem in more Ihan Iwo. If pleased me Io see Ihaf Pep Club proved Ihe mosr popular, wilh five of Ihe six Thespian girls enrolled among Ihe ranks of my sfar supporfers. Fulure feachers drew lhe nexf largesf number, wilh four Thespians lisled on Hs rollf The chorus and fhe Geography Club alfraclecl Ihree each, wilh lhree also serving as class officers and one as A.S.B. presidenl. Thespian Clerk Sam Kemplon and Thespian Presideni Karen Schroeder were senior class secrelary and freasurer, respecfivelyg and Carolyn Bower served as secrefary To lhe iunior class. Bill Labberlon was Ihe A.S.B. president Ofher organizalions enioying Thespian parlicipanfs, wirh Two members each, were Ihe Drill Team, Maioreffes, band, Girls' Afhlefic Associafion, and LeHermen's Club. Two Thespians, Lynda Palnode and Karen Schroeder, were honored by being in Ihe Ag Bawl courr, wiih Lynda's being selecled as Chapler Sweelhearl. Sam Kempfon and Jess Salazar made use of iheir acfing abiliiies by raking pari in several slcils and pep assemblies. much fo fhe ioy of Ihe sfudenl body, and Lynda Seward enrerfained as a member of rhe Sugarlones. THESPIANS-Third row, leff Io right Sam Kempfon, Bill Lab- berfon, Tom Quinn, Jess Sala- zar. Second row: Karen Schroed- er, Carolyn Bower, JoAnne Al- N- Iado, Lynda Palnode. Firsf row: Lynda Seward. Julie Klebaum, Angelica Cerna. s ,f fs. J f if V Q I