Wasco Union High School - Wasconian Yearbook (Wasco, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1941 volume:

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Gdbwfgf pu,sfrrQeseMenagerS I LL I -z- 3 . ii Published by The Student Body of the WASCO UNION HIGH SCHOOL Wosco, Coiiiornio s f A school yeorhoolr is compiled lor the pur- pose ol bringing pleosure to luture yeors. The Stoll ol the l94l Wosconion sincerely hopes thot this edition will sotisloclorily lullill this pur- pose hy giving to the reorlers in the lor olislont luture o cleor impression ol high school records. memories, onol lrienclships. 1- To one oi the most versatile members ot the faculty ol Wesco Union High Sclrool, tor liis un- tiring ettorts in assisting tlro student body to ob- tain recognition in the tields ol sclrolarslnip and student education, the stotl wislies to dedicate tlris l94l edition ot t Wosconion to Mr. Paul lt. Bowers. c as ,,. 0 'Nl 'U' 75' M' if mf MX M' .,f,, .nf-W' M fs 'ff' J' nr! ggi. My pfhfa H' ..r J' 1 JEAN L. MITCHELL Secretory LESTER R. SMITH Principal I CD I2 1 Q.. C 151 -I -1 C cfm tif- CD CD cn U? - 3 3 .. iff' . :F ZX -fb Q9 'lg 535 2-. 3 25 BL C L-f? Sim 32 2,3 in 'C 39 33 23' x'!.Q Lf! L ixuii --i ----1-.gg , W, - --n-vu' .. -.1-ee' n-u-vu-ug3 UI i 71 U IF- up IIIIIII THE AWASC NIAN 1: 1941 iv -i .'515:fVt- 'L it If rr AAA A 4 l LOltENOM T. DASSIGNAN, A. Frunrh, 'Fyning llonn' l'rt'OllOtIlM'5 DONALD W. DAUM, A. li. Ovnernl Sri:-rnw, t'hntnurunhy Anriuultnrv l'11yniunl ltlnlnuntturr H. tt. l'lAltlttNti'1'ON. A. DlLlZAltI'I't'II N. BOND, A. B l'I1ysiunl Mtlnuntion Rtl'l'I1 O. HAYNE, A. nnnr. n. nnwnns. M. s. 9U W l'11'1 Viru Prinuilnrl, lrntustrinl Arts LILLIAN IG. 1tlfJItltMMAN ELIZABl5'1'H HUC1t1NO1lAM.M.A. 'Orntt-tl Stntus History, Mnnliuh nnnnrg lr. MAIN. M. Jnnn tw. nu'n.nn, A. n. 'f'H1f'1Hh Muthcmntivu, Muonunrius Ptryniunl lttluuntiun Mmglinlu, JOtlt'I1ttMSll'l MARY LOUISE OASMY, A. B. lflnntish MlLOttl'ID tt. MILES. A. CLtt 'l'ON T. GLt'lMl'INS, tt. S. English. Mnthunlutius tntlusturinl Arts l't1yuicnl Ettucntiun Top ltnwz Tuner Ruud Slmitulnlry Wine Itonnu Muin Bottom Row: Suntom Moore Miles Nordquist Michaels ml' B. A. ttl't'A MlUI'IAMl.S. M. A. Junior Business 'training 5- 'KI' lt. l'!t'ILl'IN DALLY. VA. D. PAUL H. MOORE. M. S. Industrial Arts CALVIN gt QHQLWIUK' B. S., M A. DORIS ANN NOttDQUlt'5'I.', A. B. Lilnnry B MATILOE W. RONNM, A. B. I . i A I-'H lt . I' . . Mnttnnnntnw, Pnlmln' blnrnklrnl HWt 't' LduAuhU ' mmm! EVELYN MOOD. M. A. Ifhnflish, Lntin THOMAS lt. SANTOM M 9 A B ' ,I ' V I 1 'ku , . . , .' ' ' Ph tl -1 t- Pl .r - S' Mlvdlslli I,ubhU bmlmm Mu fnnrury, ryunul ttence ALl t't.l'ID SESSIONS, A. B. lhnnl l'. D. Sl'1LSBOttY. M. S. Agriculture J. HARL '1't'1NElt, A. B. Suvinl Studies B. PAUL G. WISE. M. A. Wurttt History, Physical Education Tun ltnw: Hawringtun ltznnn UD'tltt'llB tielwiuk Mitttllu ltow BZLBSDSIIUII linckirnrlrunr Hntvuru Dntlm-n' linttnrn ttnw Hulnl Dutly Cusuy Hcrrunrnn Hnycu t .4 tl? A?-' qo- 1 ef' Mir u o A ' THE WASCO NIAN e-.agp Top Row: Phillips, Williams. Scott, Coe. lloltom Row: Kroelier, Woolley. Welle. Simpson The BUS DRIVERS, supervised hy Mr. W. l'l. Scott, hove o record ior not iniuring ony possenger during the existence oi the bus service. There were six regulor drivers ond one substitute. All were students ottending school. The CAFETERIA, rnonoged hy Mrs. W. E. Brown, served lunches to seventy students every doy. Mrs. Brown wos osi sisted hy Mrs. E. J. Kyle ond Mrs. E. E. Snider. The CUSTODIANS, under Mr. John Unruh, hove worlced unceosingly ior the heoutilicotion ol our school. Their work hos ploced Wosco high ornong the most heoutiiul schools in the stote. Top Row U nruh Niirhtinfralc Funk Tripp Miilille Row Niturdy, I . D Crettol Woolley Nlturrly. A Bottom Row Honea lrlrnntz Lowrimor c f . N ol X' 'lk ,f 'fh.o.v THE WASCONIAN 1: l94l QECLASS OP 2 'Fon Row: v Anuerrin Burbnronu . Albert Bannlrll lyl.s.,iLAl1il0I'50l1 Bernal, ll. ' Baker Bernal, N. Mimlallo Row: Biol: Bookvr Blevins Blwnolwr Boniun 'llllllrooks Bonnnr 'Bridnos i Bottom Row: Brown, H. Burke Brown, Jim Byrlun Brown. John Uunmarnok .l Brown. l21lll0Il0 Cumn ML, ll' Carrilccr l Top Row: P onion cook. '12 fb-lijllorllahuolf do oprah: 5 .nlongirlo 'Crowford l Cook, J. dlrollol Middly liow: a.i 'llJc Burtho lljvwlfhiymyl l , Dill L. glliolds p. of Dye Iflonrnoy his Ellliffilfli 'Will Nliranlz Galbraith l l 1 llul.toru- Row: 4 jnilnounl . 'l 'izoonrnh l Gloeclllor, J. -'S Green . Gloeckler, L. ,linll -'uf GoQrlz +L' illurdoin Hurloss . Exits , . ' . V I . , pn. o 1 ' M ., ll' .. f. .. l:',.lf?..f + . W on -if M Ag if' .,.:i11',,! i.,-.f5'.,.'l,,'- Fiaf.j!3mi1flAj'4f 13' J. .f.... l: I -L F... ..'...,1..1p u1...n.n1i.f ---in f f Top Row: Humrioli Hilson Hnrdor Holt x ,' l . P- Ilostor I-lonou ' rV,U,ll'liclas llonkinn , ,v l Mllllllo Row: .. Howzo lllnnd ,W l 1liiii'lllL!llG8 J lllllllili iqnp. Humlloet J ohnson. A '- -' 'Hunt J olnnson, B. Johnson. H. llolloxn Row: 1 . f P 'Q la Johnson, Dv '- ' Kloisle f'i ' Jordon l:'. -.Knox l Kelly . Kochorgun A 'Q' ..1.' Klnsson, fill Lnnuuntor no Too Row: Lawson Lynrh I,innonhrink. J. Morlos 1 Liunonlwrink, 0. Mnshlmrn ULJAIIIHI NIoyIwrl'y Miflullr- Row: ox MrAlIiolv1' Mc-yor - 1,Mr'GiuniH Q'-G1-P' 'K omviih McLain 5 V orphy L lwosaivk V 'I A 0Ncwvnmn Ilotlom Q Row: Norton '-'if Welle-it Ornnloz l'orrynmn ff .IA'nynr- Phillips A Vollarml Top Row: Forms Rumors Ramiroz Rojas Rnlzloff 'X V'gRooknm ' X oo Roirlmhold 'Snnrlwz Mifllllo Row: W Solmoffor Shannon mmm Vfmml Solxroodm' l' Slmgnrt I f,,.Scott Sinnfloy Smith. A. J. Hotlom Row: Smith, J. ,' f'-'W Slownrrl i'SH1il,h, Il. K Strom-nmpf fimoihors o x M'I'nlloy to Snider 'lkqrrpll 'I'iIlm:m 'VDD Row: W Torroz Uvrkm' . , I ffrlhlwlo Unruh -,! Tll1'I1in QA Urzonoui Middle Row: Vnllos Wosznm' Vonvgros, E. Walloon' Voxwilrw. Fm' ' ' 'd Wnsson Worlfwl Ilotionj Row: Wiokm' ff1f.W4WitozIcn Williams, D. ,, ,Wood Williams. C, :iRf5Sff'Wornfln1'fI lJy,.mll'0li W9-M THE WASCONIAN 3: I94 THE WASCONIAN :: I94I ' 2 I , 'W 'iii tt! il ' 'I WORKING IN METAL This year. the various classes ot the campus have entered into many extra curricular events be- sides the regular class worlc. The public spealring classes have talren part in several ora- torical contests. In class. they strived tor improvement in their voices. pronunciation, and speech. At several assemblies. members ot this class gave interesting an- nouncements, slrits. and readings. The art classes have made post- ers Ior all ot the school plays, parties, and other campus activi- ties. Many ot the students have been worlring in clay, metal, and leather. The members ot the sewing MARKING A HEM , Y l classes have spent an hour each day, worlcing on their garments. They tools two trips to Balcerstield, where they purchased the mater- ials lor their worls. The band and its maiorettes, Barbara Bova, Gerry Parts, and Maxine Goertz, were praised 'lor their appearance at the Frontiers Day Parade. Eight students play- ed in the all-valley clinic band in Fresno. The Future Farmers sponsored a rodeo and barbecue, a boxing and wrestling tournament, a trip to Bass Late, a Christmas party, PHYSICS LABORATORY ' H -Wf- THE WASCONIAN :I T941 WOOD SHOP a bean teed, and other social parties. The girls' gym classes pertorm- ed belore the assembly some ot the dances they had learned in class. The senior girls became baslcetball champions in the night basletball games. The commercial students tools a trip to Balcerstield, where they visited the court house and iail. Several at the typists received pins tor being able to type litty words a minute with a minimum ot live errors. ln the English classes, the stu- dents had Theme Clubs in which they read their themes every weels. Q4 we-'. LN . 1 .:,. 3. A 'ML-.i 'Yup' Bow: ':'i 'dABIIlB . ,Alxuemluraz . any nies Flu Buiwr. B. Middle Bow: Bzlkvr. M. iik'l'1IililUiti A Bulzur Berry My Bvmzniuii Blevins jif Ml Buiium Bow: ill'- 1w -Q- I3riur My C,umeruu Bush Ji!.Jii..L.UMlllllli Byers ii Ulimwr ii Top liuwt ii'fjiii iiikiCulm1llitt llohruniwii ggiriii, .19 Craig' wi,gf.,Q, Douglas Ualnizlur Duwdy Dueck Middle Bmw: Dyllllvi' ff?-jPLiU.v Emi ,-,A Bfsvufi' lil H -ii' Bspinuzu . If i ff' . JA 51,4 Buluw fiiiyg lilorcs lim-liz i iiulieylbglioivi , Foutcii MMC 'ii.G1'issu ,i -- fi Frantz iil'iHiillIl Fu1chur.Wzindu Guidi Buliriwr, W ilmu i V 'Pop Bow: J, iL'i 'f'i'I-ludlunlx 'B in Hunrison ,Y ,i,iHulderumn H my X i iA Q .4i.kHllIIl1JiUll liximldib ' Hcrrimz' Middle Bow: Hoskins A g, Jolmson i . fpsii- six Jussw f Jones wwdimmifyfwmu i 'ii 'ii 'di Lain limruri THE WASCONIAN 2: I9-41 .IJ ffiljiffi du Cold f i 1 Kcnxiuxlyf' Anncltv Bottom Bow: Kennedy, Annie Luwsun gi A Keylon liiunenbrink THE wnscooingoo C1 I94 - m 4 -., o H -K - i-ii iw,-i3Wi1.choIl M- if Millilin Ro i orolnml Morrioon firzffii Parks .rf A Vvclc Vonnor I'ooltf1'on li 1f Miyon i Rankin K Ri . W a, Smith, R,9ffiJ'g w '- 1 iii-Mi :AL li Whario Wicker A Willixlmoq fwfr- iizq gi.1ii1.fi'Q mi A i' Rom-, I'.i'i'i Robertson! ' lnmiijiliv if' ,fi iijhg ii 'Foo Row: 1 if Macklin , Jiidiililmon Vi' AMnsonpznlofiii Milos i 6iiMilYi1orl'Y iriimwiiiilis w. Nichols Nolilon Ornnloz . .5 !i A iid iioliom Row: Pollard Rake, Ee' 'i Rake. Tm Ton Row I rnmenimora Roinwr Robinson, C. Robinson, W. i Miildlv Row: M'A iiirnners giggw-5 Rowland Rose. R. Richarfloon i ' Hiosiimn Schncffm' lioliom Row: Siiuunri. do Smith. K. Simmons C 5 Sprngno hit - ql'1rk5iiJ i' I vi - Li 'fQSiCI'Iii9ll?4 Top fliow: s-nmff imfi. fnolor Strnomoi Tcnhnor 'l'nnssipz Tivck no Mnmio How: Walker Wnriconiin n -wi Iiottom Row: fWood oolloy il. I THE WASCONIAN 1: l94l Wt 'vel' 4 ' ,., , . . . . ,J ,,. .H ,g -1 ' W, M.- : MMM ' ' ey ..c:...,,f. - 5 'l'ou ltow: Albert. ltr-wiulr. llovo, llrirlrxes, Brier, llurln-, Unnui, J., Gunip, M., Unriinboll, Coyne. Gruwlurrl, Dill, Ellonwoorl, ldnlow. Tlrirrl Row: ltuud, Gloockler, Goo:-tn, Gootlriuh, Grunt, Hrulloclr Morunrel, Hndlovlr Milrlrotl, Hampton, Hunt, Johnson, Jortlon, Kelly, lileist. Second ltow: Muckliu, Muxwell, MuUornbs, McGinnis, McLain, Messiclr, Miles, Monteilh, Murphy, Newman Parks Philliln I P 1 ' llottorn Row: Roicliliolrl, ltoliertson. ltoucrs, Sadler, Sin-ll, Smith, ll.. Sinltli, J., irloceuneill, lllllllllllllillll, '1'r'ilililc, L., '1'ribblo, S., Williznns, Wr'lnht, Zeilmun. Tlie LATIN CLUB stertecl its liltln yeer witli e perty end en initietion tor twenty-nine new members. wlio. in tretlitionel menner, were sold es sleves. Tlnis yeer's essembly etlering wes Divinity Fudge. en or- iginol slit concerning the Olympic gods. Lest yeer's Amezons elso pleyecl luelore the Wesco Womens Club. Olticers lor the yeer were Scott Robertson. Jolin Coyne. Gele Rogers, Joe Hunt, Gerry Porlss, encl lylilclrecl Comp. NIL DESPERANDUMH THE WASCONIAN 'Pop Row: Airnorrin ltminl, tt. l'tin'mit, N. ttuwioii It ii ini Cnniphcll Carter Coyne Crniiz, M. Waist, T. tJr'Vnu Miitiilr Row! l ovttZ Griuit, ttnitloifis, MnrHR1'0h ttrullock. Milrlrvrt iMnntiicinn Ortiz l'orrns ltinlr Rogers Bottom Row: ttojns Srn,i'nni Btnwnrrl Urznnnui V'i s alto Vcric-mis, It. Vanvirns. F. Wriizht This year's activities oi the GERMAN CLUB consisted ot a party, an initiation, and a ioint Christmas cetehration with the French Chip. Candy was sold at basketball games to pay 'tor the annual page. Otticers tor the year were Ben- nett, Bergman, Bova, Robinson, Byers, Benner, and Mitchetl. The SPANISH CLUB, with hdet Urzancyni as president and Andrew Grtiz as vice president, gathered in many Span- ish speaking students Besides the regular Spanish ctasses. An initiation, which was great tan, was staged in the science dining raarn. Another event was a Mexican dinner at La fhtegria. sexi y Bisxi Lqfzs Top Row ltvnnrftt Itorizman Itycrs , Cnnwron Datum nnon Bottom Row tiuini whit Mitchell PPIHIFI ttnhinson THE WASCONIAN 2: T941 ft i The CAMERA CLUB had a membership this year ot about twenty-tive. The activities have dittered tram those ot past years. The club met on the tirst Tuesday ot the month, at which time. various phases ot photog- raphy and photographic principles were discussed. The club sponsored two dances as a means at raising money tor activities later in the year. The Christmas Dance has hecome a club tradition. PRACTICAL APPLTCATION OF PHOTOGRAPHY LESSONQ :I if, X if buggy T! W X 'l'u1i ltuw: Albany Albert lturruws lternul , lltjhns i- Curnpbull Oluwriulauett Coyne Dupguirru Middle ltuw: Euluw Human J ones Murphy Nilrlrel Phillips lluttur Bottom Raw: ltuuers Scuroni Uruuuuui, F. Urzuuuui. M. Willsinson Wriixht 13-sr T ul . ! THE WASCONIAN :: 4 . , ......A......-nu FIRST BANIP Clnrinele: Neniclrl, li., Willinmeon, Cole, Goertz, Cameron, Grunt, Robertson. ' l ll i r'ehn A Printer Thirteen littsftClt1rinei: Kleist. Alto Clnri- Reiehholrl, l rnnt.z, 'lennneig en 1 ., . ., ., , . . nel: Grisso. Cornets: Homielrl, Nitnrrly, Roirner, Bnnh, liricr, Fenner, J., Crain, Ornttlez. 'Promboneet Funk, Nerttfeltl. H., Snllsbnry, Buckley, Hmlloek, Snider. Alto Soxonhones: Httnhoe, C., Httrzhee, ll. Tenor Snitonhonoss Conner, Heinrlehs, J. Baritone Saxophone: Williams, Drums: Ellenwootl, Wright, Wesson, Newman. Tympnni: tinrller. Alto Horne: Potter, Robinson, Btirnixholtl, llenner, E. Pieeoloen: Voih, Parks. Flute: Miles. Oboe: Anil. Roesoon: Nelson. lirtritones: Nikltel, Williams, D. Tube: Klnnsen, Shell, Fenner, A. lhe BAND, directed by Mr. Allred Sessions, ployed lor rneny senool ond community programs. In April, they entered the onnuol contest oi Selmo. Solos were played by Bob Nlirlel, Donald Homleld, Ermo Neufeld. Nylo Cole, ond Eleonor Miles. Officers for the yeor were Jim Klossen, president, Wesley Funk, vice president, Shirley Ash, secretory, and Bob Nikkei, treasurer. Kl 't Pierolo Utvttnnni 'Frombones SECOND BANIP Cittrinetst Klorieen, Frantz. Boas Clarinet: eisl. .. z . . Gloerkler, Snirlet. Snxonhonest Kelly, Ghernnbnelf, Rntzlnff. Corneie: Ornolez, Wnrlrentin, lorrnti Sessions. lines: Gllhreeth. Drums: Wesson, Newmnn. Baritone: Fenner. Absent Drnnis: Ioncq lines, Httrrler. SECOND BAND l 'Y , xl 1 J I V...- THE WASCONIAN U l94l 'l'uu llnw: Uumfliliolil llurllvril ll1'lLLlll Mulill on me . . , sur -y, 1 nu, ui-.uiuui-, nun-s, uuuv, siuuiuiii, Nulsim, IlnttLn1,llnw:lurlrn Fuynu Peuuur ' ' ' Tun Huw: Alnnu Clurrruilsuull Counts Gluuelrlur Gunilniun liillijll lAlLLlL' Miilrlli- lluw: liyniflr Muxwr-ll MUllllll1l'lE Neuliilrl l'u1uu-1' Pilzev Riu-lwr Button: Row : Scllullunburu Stephens Slluieuipl 'lillll'Sl'Il Vullr Williuinsuu Wuliluenrutlr , , L . . 1 A Broulrs, Cue, l'll'swull, lilnp Gluuclrlin' e ll L' ' un l' nirl il ' , , , builluz, blreilf, Slrwreriiiil, 'l'ulIey, Wussou, Weilel. llie GLEE CLUB, under llse supervision ol Miss Mnry Louise Cosey. lies enioyed singing ul comrnunily olloirs in Wesco ond porlicipoling in ine Annuol Music Feslivol ol Kern Counly Secondory Scnools. Deliglnllul odors lrorn llie norllwweslern wing ol llse Sci- ence Building liove indicoled lliol ine COOKING CLASSES supervised by Miss l-lelen Dolly nove been busy llie yoosl yeor yoreporing lor ilie Focully leo. lruslees' Dinner. Food Sole, llie Kern Counly Principols' Dinner, F. F. A. Bouquet, ond dinners served us closs proiectls. THE WASCONIAN 1: l94 i Br f +1 will fi Top Row: Dolly, Clicrnnbneif, Pnnter, Abma, ltoslinm, Schellenberg, Grofrnth, Berizthnlil, Scott, Floroz. Ringgenberg, Streifl. Middle Row: Scnroni, Crawford, Clipper, Jones, Slrnempf, Voth, Carter, Williamson, liitzor. Bottom Row: Byrum, Thompson, Melton, Newman, Rojns, Bernal, llldyberry, Moreland, Dye. Maxwell. For the HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT clotliing classes, the iashion snow was. as usual, the peak ol the year. It was lield on the lawn south oi the Science Building. Several types at garments were shown, including slaclcs. ploysaits, sport and aiternoon dresses. some cl1iIdren's garments and a iew iormals. Ton Row: Brown J ohnson. B.. Shurrnrt Herring Peck Trorzdon Thieeen Stephens Middle Row: Sadler Carrikur Linnenbrlnls Cooper Wohlpzemnth Rim! Rosknm Dnntzler Bottom Row Airuerrin Hairless Johnson. D. Litton U weeanii 4 i i. Tidwell le by HW I I, THE WASCONIAN :: T941 Top Row: Aliihwsuli Spilsbury Wiebu lloltermun Bottom Huw: Krooker tVittui1lJel'ir 0'N0uI The WASCO F. F. A. CHAPTER received 265 rih- bons ond 02,030.80 trom the Stote Foir. the Kern Coun- ty Livestock show, ond The Greet Western ot Los Angeles, Orvoi i.owrimore. Sehcistion Streiii, Henry Holter- mon. ond Front Gotner won tive championship rihhons. Goiner won the Sotewoy Silver Trophy os the hest F. F. A. showmon ot iivestoch in Kern County. Lowrirnore topped the prize winners with 0252.00 prize money. Top Row: Nichols, Spnnglie, Berry. Blevins, Bergtliolil, Gelwicli. Bottom Row: Simmons, Sliugurt, Bates, Harrison, Streiff. THE WASCONIAN :: l94 Top Row 1 Wiulu' linwrimnrc ltluviue Gelwirk ltntlnm Row: Mnshliurn llrlillvr Howell Among this yeor's F. F. A. proiects were torty steers, meny hogs, thirty purebred sheep, end 6000 ehiclrs. Ninety guests attended the ennuul Perent ond Son Banquet. Mery Miller wes lost yecrr's F. F. A. Queen. F. F. A. OFFICERS HENRY HOLTERMAN f - President M - KERMETH ANDERSON RUDY WITTENBFRG- H Vice President- - ORVAL LOWRIMORE GORDON GROMER- - - Secretorya - i RUDY WITTENBFRG TOMMY BLEVINS A - F Treasurer f--s- JOE MILLER NORMAN O'NEAL - - - Reporter - - A NORMAN O'NEAL ORVAL LOWRIMORE - f Welch-Dog - - HENRY HOLTERMAN P. OSPILSBURY - - A Advisors -:-- COGELWICK Top Row: Camp, Gillirenl.li, Booker, Crawford, Shannon, l.nuvast,r-r, Follett, Spilnhury. Mirlrllie Row: Hnrrlvr, Olson, Rrrrwrn, Witzlto, Glnculrler, Schnritu, Brown, Wagner. llottunt Rnw: Mills, Chernnlrnul'f, Pvrmur, Fllsonlf, Ounls, Krrehrrmzeri, Jameson. pn-u--1-Hx' . Q THE WASCONIAN 1: T941 Secs BOYS AT WORK 'Pon Row: liovrorn, Uohns, Briilirue, linvkloy, UiLl'l'Tiit'l', Goo, Uomzins. mil Row: Crnwforml, Crosby, l ronlz, D., l 1'untz, R., Frunin, S., Fools. Moore. Hotlom Row: Grisso, Moliibiiun, Miller, Poeltssvn, Robinson, Wutirs. Tiie INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB nos progressed Tovorobly in iis iiiird yeor. Tiie ciuiu mernbers designed ond nod en- groved OD oiirociive Trey. Business meetings were iieid eodi second ond Touriii Tuesdoy oi ociiviiy period, ond oi 7:30 P. M. oi ine some days o hobby period wos neid. Tire doin iooi o Trip io Boiersiieid. Soon Trips were irnporioni becouse iifiey gove ine rnernisers direct conioci wiiii ine vocoiionoi woiics oi iiie. 1 Ie Ton Row z Hnlilormnn Snilslnn-y 'Iil'0lIlIOIl Iinrrnws, A Iiurrowrr. ll. Smith Crziwfnril 'I'nomny Iinttuni Row. Wicker Iilllll' tint-1'lx Ilnwxn .Innns Cooper Ilinmns Ililllllll I 'l'uri Row: Cnmnrfzo Ilnsirlu Fielcls Green Glucckler Harrloin Hoskins Miilrllc Row Jninwn Lawson Iiinunnlirinlc I.unn Illurulnml Nvlsull Iinllnm Row: l'vrIr Pullnril Rnsknm lliniz 'Valley Ilnruh Ihe JUNIOR BUSINESS CLUB brought its members together lor ci good time ot ci Volentine porty end lor e brooder understonding oi the business world. Jeon Mitchell, school Secretory, gove the club excellent od- vioe bosed on iorgcticol experience. Voile LE CERCLE FRANCAIS! Jeunes ortistes et oelles titles, Tous hobilles pour le Mardi Gros. Soluons- es ces gentilles personnes d'une heureuse periodel Voilo -ee serieux et Duone spirituel, Ilronlcie hobile, Aileen et Uorothee, Deux soeurs vivoces. Keith, roi de Io Iete, et es ortistes Roy et Iod, suivis des deux Normonds VVII- iom et Normci. Moxine, iolie Bretonne, Reine olu Ivlordi Gros, et Io rovissonte Bemetto, prise du Itie siecle. Bor- boro et Ruth deux goies poysonnes. Betty, douce et petite, Don consciencieux .... Oui, dest Ie Cercle Fron- ' I cols Dune heureuse periode. ci'-fir r--i ...Af THE WASC Tun ltow: 0'NeuI Phillips Hetnriche Second Row: ltvlfutll' Bridges Third ltow: '1'uun'uiy Wedul Iiertisuu llulunn 1 uurth Row: Wriuht Ulzirk Trugdun Guertz Vuth Lulu' lrlzilrli-rnuin Bottom Row: Chnnrller Hltt'iillUl' Utten Miller MCGUl1ltJS Currutlrors Courier Top ltuw: ONIAN 2: 1941 I 'V I -tl t Each Wednesdoy. the TIER RAG, itor the third successive yeor, hos brought the schoot news. editoriots. ond teotures ot interest to the student hody. Reporters ot the ctuh ond sociot news. ctrornotic: ond sports events. hove oirned tor occurocyq odvertis- ing ond circuiotion deportrnent, tor good business mon- ogementg ond ort editors. tor ottroctive mote-up. Edi- tors ptonned speciot editions. such os this yeor's Christ- rnos ond Senior issues. lturruwzs, A., Burruive, D,, Chernuhuel'f. Cooper, G1'uwl'urd, QDeVou. Middle Row: Grunt, Hult, lsuuzitv, Mayberry, Neidkdrl. Bottom Row: Niturdy, Pitzer, Snilebury, Urzununi, Vt'illizunsun. THE WASCONIAN 1: 1941 The GIRL RESERVES is o iunior bronch oi the Y, W. C. A. ond is o notionel orgonizotion for high sohooi girls. The present Wesco club hos been orgonized tor two yeors. The RIFLE CLUB wos creoted this yeor to meet the demonds ot students interested in riile shooting. The members ore tought core oi tireorrns, mericsmonship, sett-discipline, ond seli-relionce. 'Top ROW: lrnrtkan Ummm Czntur flrrrrpur' Hnrilnvk, Nlnrunret Middle Rnw! Hzirllrwk, Milrlrnrl Kennedy, Annette Kennedy. Annie Mnrnlnml Peek ltnttnm Row: Rina Rnwinnrl Trnrfrlnn Wnhlszvmnth 'Fen Row: Anderson, Arnhnr, Blevins, ltnhns, Iiririisvs, Brier, ltncklny. Mirlrilr' Row: Hush, Cnnm, Dnrrszins, Hitsnn, Hunt, Lrnv1'in1m'n. Wise. Bottom ttnw: Miller, Nitnnrrly, Remnn, Simnsnn, Watts, Williams. , , Kurbdllllf. 3, THE WASCONIAN 2: 194 I ' X CLASS OF IQQQW ' 'VI up 'MQ ROW E XVI! Af ,Qin-rrvru,'5f I1qu1fuld,' Iiuygkfs. W A xl Q Q '-' '3'Jzxi1x1ws. l r Kill'lll?I'1,Zl'Il,x Luhr, N ,m.l,ow1'i11i01'v, Muxwull, B., MuxxveIl,Z,:Jl 1'- M' ,H ,fixup Nlimldjf lliow: f MuUo1'klqi'fYMvClpl'mly, ! MFl1lJ bel-uW1'ill.f1-, 3Ne,af1LfQ,Q1-13i' Nm-uI'u1ld, 11..'?fg!1rliw1, lNit- urnly, Ortiz. ' ' xi ij wif V liqytr1' 'g-1iuw?,, l 1 QR, ' Wljxtm-lc:L1'u.l, 'Q1 'lg11f11s, l'un11u1'. .' ?l,,'V'H ilz01', A fA1'9l lah'1l, l'urter, J wf -Mmwullg ' , x:'Ilug'oli1', liuimur, ,W 5 V , N 'H :N . f Ng u ,QW ' N- W ll-9 M 'ff h . yu v 5: 'U' 'J' x:'v'ww 1'-wwa ltmygllr. A' Jigrgylauxm bmller, bmlslmry, 1, 11 l l!' Streiff, SL1'lw11111f,.Xlxivsml. gm . w K UQMX fF.Y ' I ' Middle lt13M,. 'W , ,Y yn' 4 , . . W' 'l'1lIuuu1, '1l,ll'IllIl.x Urzumlul, I I A u A WIUIJU, WIHCIHSUII, Wll- liums. Wl'iHll1, -Q4 wg 2 W' ,Top V V ': - - 1 ,N vi , A. 91, rows, AVf':'B,Hl'l'lHV5, D5 B4fl'jlLf1QlLL.f 'if5g,1'lkim , Ivvw ' A. .:, ,Y , il1kIffUl34mvoUY'1'i1Iu1-9QV'if3g'?6ul1- lvlmv, v'- r lip , V xx NIL, 'mf Mitlfdh' Ifpxv-2' WX' A, 1 U '1 lv , Q 'A lfunnpbellffn 1g1yfu1'1xu,f,'Yuvyfer, I7:1terli11g3l5'Ql1j1i1AUvQgm,Vhen'- nuhuuff4,W741z!p5r',iLM51l11is C1'nxvf'm'1l, LL' Cl'ZlWfUl'll, IY Ii4JqW111,Jimv: IKM' YAXIDKV I .V XIV- i a, um. Dlullflfq lJmuly, G0ml- 1, 'W96TGl'lk:lf., 1. WGWfI'1llll mf? :YUll1'l'l,,.X,HfllLlUl'hiHli. Hum- mund. N-I w.,-1 a.v7'Ashf 1HfilliL'l', B '. I s V ' rf, ,i rl, .'Gyg',' 4. .dvi 'fill .,'k..-x.. ati ' lx' A .HL r s l N' W' 4 lioll lo lliahl: Nilslsel, llrznnqul, Cr'rirvlrn'rl, Snrllnr, Snilslrury. Willinrnsan ,K yt' c use Junior Play, APRON- STRING REVOl.T was a linon- cial success os well as a means ol entertainment. lt was dil- licult to piclc out any outstand- ing member ol the cost, since all ol them had their parts well in hand. 'VXPRON-STRING REVOLT was a vlvaoious ploy CTHWTONT, ll Tznnq ui, Nlkkel. depicting the revolt ol youth against its inhibitions. This comedy was written es- pecially lor high school performers and was well adapted to the class ol I942. They should give a good account oi themselves during their senior year. rrr,..... l ram new: l Neufelrl y . r i T llnckarrl Spilslniry l Grnnt Williumsnn Nilnrrly lliwcliler Wriahl, lllirlrlln ltaw: Nilrkol Oruwfarrl llallam Row: Srullcr Urznnuui Bova THE WASCONIAN 1: l94l An affside wrecked an undefeated sea- son for our VARSITY when Taft came from behind to win 7 to 6. Taft was favored to win by four touchdowns. but only by heavy substitutions could they match the Tiger's teamwork. Numerous fumbles saw the Mc- Farland game end 6 to 6 with Wasca mak- ing tremendous yardage only to fumble. in two games with Taft Varsity Reserves. our gang won I9 to O and 32 to 0. Lone Pine. who later won seven consecutive games. dropped a 20 to O game to our club. ln the annual game with the Bakersfield Driller Re- serves. the Tigers won 20 to 7. Scoring two touchdowns in the final four minutes. the Tigers defeated East Bakersfield I8 to I4 in a big upset. ln the final game with Shaf- ter, our Tigers ran up their eighth consecu- tive win to the tune of 20 to O. Wasco finished the season with l4O points to the opponents' 40. Joe Legate was voted honorary captain with Jerry Coggins the most valuable player. COACH WISL COACH BAUM VARSITY CAPTAIN LEGATE Top Row: ers, oo ey, W It W ll S C le, Wood, Albany. Middle Row' rr b remon n y, Bernal, Urzanaui. Cog ui s. J. D., Wrig ht Hick Bottom Row: C Iff, Grisso, Crai , i Ogg It U. EF, Ton R Butler, Bough, Burk G moruo. Crist, Gloecklor,H t Hicks, Hughes, Klassen, B Middle Row: Klassen, J., Knox, Mitchell. Nou- feld, Nikkei. Ornolez, Perry- man, Reiuhhold. Sanchez. Third Row: Schroeder, Shell, Sinrzley, Stew- ard, 'Fort-ez, Turpin, Wilkin- son, Williamson, Wyly, Wood. COACH BUTLER LIGHTWEIGHT CAPTAIN KLASSEN Top Row: Albany, Banurd, llohns. Bottom Row: Byers, Wodel Wood L iles i Ll L .nas For the iirst time, o lightweight lootholl teom, niclmomed the CUBS, represented Wosco. The te-om wos composed ot B ond C ployers ond those too young tor vorsity competition. Cooch Johnny Butler kept olmost forty on the squod. The highlight ol the season wos the double victory over the Shoiter Colonels. 6-O ond 27-O. Another outstonding etiort ot the teom wos o scoreless tie with the Mcliorlond Vorsity. The Cubs might hove coptured this gome it in the lost min- utes o poss from Nilrlel to Neuteld had been on inch shorter. This yeor's teom storted slowly becouse there were no experienced ployers. How- ever, the l94l Cub poclc loolcs to he one oi the toughest in the county, os most ot the boys ore hoclc tor onother seoson. The teom voted Jim Klossen, honorory coptoin, ond l-lorold Neufeld ond Honlc Crist, most improved ployers. The usuol storting lineup wos R. E., Neu- feld: R. T., Mitchell: R. G.. Klosseng C., Tur- pin: L. G., Williomsont L. T., Omolezq L. E., Perrymon: Q., Nildcelg F., Knox: H., Crist ond Hughes. WASCO vs. EDISON TECH Trrplt Bull Bal Dohl' Puck I Tor W I I Iiotton It L0 I Fr I Jin I'itt Or' I The TIGER VARSITY, Kern County chornpions ond southern representotives ot the voIIey, deteot- ed the strong BoIersIieId DriIIers 36 to 29 Ior the county crown. Iess tortunote in the voIIey pIoy- ott, the Tigers were deieoted by I:resno's toII Edison Tech 4I to 29 beIore one ot the Iorgest sport crowds ot the yeor. Coptoins Don Frontz ond Jerome Potter, oided by shorpshooting BiIIy Boker, were on oIrnost in- vincible Iront Iine. Greet detensive ploy wos shown by Joe I.e- gote. Monuel OrnoIez, ond Alex Dobrennen. Frontz ond BoIer, high point men ot the seoson. were nomed on the county ond voIIey teoms. The Tigers gove on exhibition gome with the I45-pound University ot CoIiIornio teom. I Row: Woorl Snider Iorrymnn Robertson Brirltzes Powell It ltom Row: Nciifolrl Nikkol Fenner Klnsson V I mir-la C ist This year. B BASKETBALL did not contorm tothe usual standard. The loclc at experience and shooting ability handicapped the squad. The hoys developed slowly, and bythe end ot the sea- son, they were quite strong defensively. Some ol the boys will be varsity players next season. The TIGER CUBS led hy Captain Buc:lry Buechler, high scoring guard, ended in third place in the Kern County C league. The team, composed ol Torwards Ben Had- loclc and James Baker, guard Ben Ornolez, and centers Joe Johnson and Roger Frantz, deleoted the Balrerslield Bits I8 to I6 and gave its hest per- tormonce ot the season. ,Y, 'Fon R u nr Ornnl Bak John Fra t UGG Ilrnw Camo rr Witti B tl II llk itottom R Norte B hl W ASCONIAN x l94I 'Fun to Hultom' 'First Huw: Wiehe Works! '1'in-off. Watch him, Ornuluzl Second Row: Yvll leumlomr Aileen, Gvne, Doruthy. Beat Shuftvr! Left jul: Better duck! Time out! Y Uwv rfi I k , -aw, ...f 1 l 3 X. nl. . . ' mf V F 9 THE WASCONIAN Top to Iiotlrmm First Now: Yr-ll lv:ulvx's Mz11'gm'el, Gvnv, an Mnry. Gvtp that man! I uturo I-'nrnwr Norton. Cvntm' Row: Cnmrins vnnfvm! 'I'hix'rl Row: Dan tivivs fm' fl lmckol! Uuvh!! Yun, mmm fiprhf' uh I nf , I . Y ' !, I . 1 1 L! -wi . i if 0 1 THE WASCONIAN :: i941 The l94l team with the exception ol Bud Bonnar and Richard Bennett consisted entirely ol inexperienced material. By the previous year's graduation, all but three ot the iirst twenty on the school tennis ladder were lost to this year's squad. Various matches were held throughout the year when not coiled all hy our unusual weather. The linal result showed the Tiger slightly above the live hundred per cent marlr in wins and losses. The Orange and Blacli team consisted oi the iollowing racqueteers: Bud Banner, Richard Bennett. Duane Spilshury. Don Cameron, Jim Brier, Ben l-ladloclr, Alex Buechler, Curt Robinson. and Ray Crawtord. The linal three weelis at the season were de- voted to the annual mixed doubles tournament which attracted lorty-eight players. Last year's tournament was won hy Nelda Ellenwaad and Bud Bonnar. Interest in this year's tournament l l xQQ Top: Bennett. Bonner Bottom: Bonner was high ond the win- ners were not determined until the linal day ol school. Bud Bannar, number one player. wan the All-American hlanlxet lor the second consecutive year. 'Hill Top PicturcLVrirsity: Buechler Benn tt B s - . ir , e , onnar, Brier, Cameron, Hrullock, Robinson. Suilsliury. Wise B ,, y,. xl I r . oltom lrclure-lcnnrs B.. Pop Row: Albert, Burke, Bush, Crettul, Dowdy, Frantz, Funk, Humpton. Bulztorn Row: lflanxl, McKibberr. Murphy, Nitzuxly, Potter, Robertson. L ft to Rirlht o er son Spilsbury ' e Knox, Reimer, Lawson, Dobrcnnun, Streiff, Ar:ucri'ia. The annual CROSS COUNTRY race was won by Clip Aguerria in 8:52. Vernon Lawson tinished six inches behind and was closely tollowed by Elwood Knox, third, and Alex Dobrennen, tourth. Among the earlier Tinishers were Willis Reimer, fifth, Sebas- tian Streitt, sixth, and Joe Torrez, seventh. The GULF team this year had several matches with Tait, East Balcerstield, and other schools. The highlight ot the season were a victory over Tatt on their own course and the school championship match won by Richard Bennett. Brier and Bennett were awarded golt numerals. THE WASCONIAN 1: 1941 The I94I TRACK SQUAD. without the services ot last year's Valley Championship B team. lost its tirst meet in ten years to a school under one thousand students. a numher which is over twice the size ot Wasco. The team proved small in numher hut powertul in competition. ted hy Eddie Camargo. who scored I25 points during the season. the Orange and Blacl squad set up several records during the year. Camargo. winner ot the All-American hlanlcet. set new school records in the 75 and l20-yard dashes and lO8 low hurdles in the C division. Eddie also set new county records ot 7:9 in the 75 and I2:4 in the low hurdles and a new record in the 75 in the Kern Relays. Charlie Hughes set new records oi I5:5 in the Varsity high hurdles and 2032 irythe ili8O low hurdles. 1 fr! lop Row Wise, Toomey, Bernal, Robinson, Hicks, Packard, Wiebe. Dolirouueu .f1'Iulderrnur1, Hurriusrton. Bottom Row: Legute. Tribble. Crawford, Camp, Coggtiius, Gl'i1iIlH6l',vU4'Zil!1l1lll, Hughes. r l' it V ry I My y 6 , H N. . s -f--wu.w....,i.5-tn , ..p.i..e-J ,M ,,.,,,,.,,1. ..,... U., .f yi .N , 5 A n X . , .i .I Fglf-15223 ' fjl .gl ' V . , - IW , ,' .- fu 4 D I 7 it r r . r lop Row Valenzuela. lhiilges, Klussen, Wood, Wyly. Aguorriu, Nikkei, Spilshury. Singley, Riullurdson. Bottom Row: Coyne. Knox. Gloeckler, Lsuvson. Ueuker, Foutch, Crist, Perrymun, Penner. THE WASCONIAN as well as scoring 95 points to lead the varsity division. John Coyne. B class sprinter. set o new school record ot 20:6 in the B 200-yard dash. Alex Buechler shattered the school Class C 660 mort when he turned the lap and a halt in I:32:I. Elwood Knox. promising trash middle dis- tance runner. set a new record in the B class 660 at I'i29:2 as well as leading the B division in scoring with 50 points. New school records were also set in the A 440 relay, A 480 shuttle hurdles. and the Class C 432 shuttle hurdles. Track records held by Wasco tract stars include ten San Joaquin Valley Sierra Division marks. six Kern County Traclc Meet records, two records in the Tulare Relays. and two in the Davis State Invitational meet. Two records set by Wilbur Owens in the class C -shot ot 53 leet. IOVQ inches, and in the class B l0-pound shot by Hiram Anderson at Sl feet, BVQ inches have to our knowledge never been approached in the entire state. In the valley meet this year Camargo again set a new record in the C class hurdles. Wasco, valley champion in the smaller schools division. tound itsell in the larger division in the valley meet. Out of 2I schools all much larger, Wasco placed eighth in the grand total and third in the Class C division. The tract season ended one week before school terminated with eight lellows participating in the tamous West Coast Relays. Tract letters will be awarded to Eddie Camargo. John Coyne. Jim Klassen. Charlie Hughes. John l-licks, Verl Crawford. Joe Legate, Alex Dobrennen. and Cip Aguerria. Numerals have been won by Bob Nilslsel, Alex Buechler, Roy I-lughes. Elwood Knox. and Joe Johnson. Wasco won the small school division in the Kern Relays tor the ninth consecutive time and tinished second in the lower division ot the Tulare Relays. ln the Kern County Track Meet. Wasco placed third out ot eight schools and won the smaller schools county championship. T p Row: Ornnlez Buechler Shell Hicks Norton Brown Flour-nov Johnson B tt m Row: Torrez Streiff Crnirz Camargo Mills Melton Hadlock Baker THE WASCGNIAN 3: T941 Membership in the W CLUB is every Wesco boy's gool, es the school letter is the most ditticult to win in ony volley school. Letters ere ewerded only tor competition in mejor sports, where- os cless numerels ere symbolic ot minor end lightweight sports. Outstending in ell school ectivities, its members tester school spirit end treditions end purchese meny trophies, medels, end ewerds tor verious contests. Sweeters ere ewerded to boys who heve won three school letters in the some meior sport. Honor posses tor these ethletes ere presented to them etter gredue- tion. This cord edmits the holder end one triend to ell ethletic contests es guests ot the club. The ennuel W Club perty is the chiet sociel event ot the yeer, end over three hundred end titty ettended this yeer's en- terteinment. Over one hundred dollers in prizes were presented to the winners. Mergeret Cempbell end Fernendo Urzenqui were chosen Mr. end Mrs. Wesco High. The club tennis trophy wes won by Buddy Bonner, who wes else the only member this yeer who eerned e sweeter. The medels ewerded by the club in the lntercless Treclr Meet were won by Eddie Cemergo, Elwood Knox, end Chorley Hughes. The otiicers ot the club were Joe Legete. president: Jerome Potter. vice president: Berbere Bovo, secretory-treesurer: end Edwerd Cerrilrer, Tiger, T r R A ri Baker, Bennett, Bonnar, Camargo, Camp, Cerriker, Coyne: Crawford, Wise. S d R Dobrennen, Frantz, Hughes, Hicks, Jiminez, Legute, Lowrimore. B tt It Packard, Potter, Robinson, Toemay, Urzan i ' qu , Wright, Wyly. THE WASCONIAN :z l94l ' 7 1 il. TOP PICTUIiEJI'op Row: Albany, Anderson, Baker, Banard, Bennett. Bohns, Bonnar, Brirlrros, Bunch- ler, Brown, Byers, Camargo. Bottom Row: Coyne, Crist, Frantz, D., Frantz, R., Glouchlar, Grieso, Harllock, Huuhes, R., Hughes, C., Hicks James, Hicks John, Hester, Jiminez. BOTTOM PICTURE-Top Row: Klassen, Knox, Lawson,.Lei:ate, Lowrimore, Mitchell, Nikkei. Orna- lez, M., Ornalez, B., Owens, Packard, Fenner, Phillips. Bottom Row: Potter, Reimer, Robertson, Sanchez, Shell, Snilsbury, Turpin, Urzarurui, Werlol. William- son, Wyly, Wise. The NUMERAL CLUB wos composed oi othletes who had competed in the Bond C divisions ond minor sports. It hed o membership ol over lorty. This yeor, os in the post, the club hos purchosed numerous trophies. medols, ond gold lootholls. Requirements lor o numerol were the some os those lor o versity W, The ollicers lor the yeor were Roy Poolord, president: Don Froniz, vice president: Alex Buechler, secretory: Gene Phillips, kitten. The Numerol Cluh hos on vorious occosions joined with other school orgonizotions in ioster- ing school spirit, trotlitions, ond events. WASCONIAN 2: T941 . in .. I The GIRLS' LETTER CLUB consisted ol girls who had earned their letters by being on the dillerent athletic teams. By request oi the Boys' W Club, the colors ol the sweat- ers were chonged lrom blocli and orange to white and oronge. Three points entitled o girl to a smell W and live points to o large W, Fore each point olter tive, o tive points to o lorge W. For each point oiter tive, o For the iirst time. the club had or girl date potty. The boys were escorted to Bolerslield ond tolcen to o show or stating. First semester officers were Nelda Ellenwood, presidentg Letha Hilde- brand, vice presidentg Velda Voth, secretoryg and lvlory Urzanqui, treasurer. Lost semester otlicers were Maruth Gloeclcler, presidenrg Mary Urzonqui, vice presldentg Frankie Trogdon, secretcrryg and Morgoret Campbell, treasurer. T on Row: Alsnm Tlovo Cnmn Clark Crawford Bottom Row: Little Miles Miller Neufeld Stephens Top Row: Ash liurrows Campbell Cherrtelmeff Cooper' Ellenwood Gloeclrler Goodman Bottom Row Hester Hildebrand Newman Rucker 'Prottdon Urzauqui Voth 0 . W, It 'Pap Raw: Alnnn, Aiulersnn. Ash, linrraws. lltrriknu, llewialt. liavu, Camp, Canipliall, Clwrrinltaeff Mitlrlle Raw: Cooper, Ellvnwanil, Glam-rlrler, Gaailmnn, llruntll., Hiltlrtltrnitil. ' Kennvily Annette, Kennedy Annie, Milos, Parks: llnllnm llowz l-tina, Rawlnnrl lluckor, Sniller Sertrani, Talley Trairrian, Urznn Wnssan, Wright. qui, r tl lhe GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION was an organization lar all girls interested in athletics. Miss Ronne was present at all meetings to help the girls plan their activities. This was the lirst year that the Wasea I-ligh School has had this organization, lar il tool the place ai the Girls' Sports Club. There were about thirty members in the club. The officers tar the first semester were Nelda Ellenwaad, presl- dentg Anna Chernabaetf, vice presidentg Barbara Scarani, searetaryp and Mary Grandi, treasurer. The officers for the second semester were Margaret Campbell, presirlenig Mary Urzanqui, vice prasidentg Batty Wright, secrctaryg and Barbara Scarani, treasurer. l'l P-er'-1 .Nitril- G. A. A, WFICERS Tan Raw: Campbell Wright. Scnroni llallnm ltnwt lrlllcnwaail Cltarnnlmaif ilrunrlt r A rodeo ond borhecue were the rnoin leo- tures ol the I94I F. F. A. Rodeo. over which Anno Chernnlnoell reigned os the l94I F. F. A. Queen. The FUTURE FARMERS mode o protit ol three hundred dollors. which woe odded to their loon lund to ennhle thern to purchose stocl lor their projects. Mr. John Vrho presented the Colilornio Bonlrers rhssociotion hword to Kerrneth hn- derson, president ot the Wesco chopter. Winners oi the rodeo events were Cecil Roscoe. Jim Rogers. Diclr Roscoe. Fronlr Gol- ner, Tilton Trocy. Torn Dovis. Virgil Hylton, HP- ond Fred Winters. r T rennw' 'll Ano F 7'TA.FzoAf it I-:L V fp-- i 0RVAL'S GOLD MlNE. I- -I THE WASCONIAN :: l94 Top Lo Bottom First Column: lluss ilrivors ooufvr. llll to tho Voir. lloys uiul their Shoop. Kormolh iulios stock. John unil his prizo. .lurhxiurz vutllo. Sovoufl Column: luiliutiou. Cumpus oluus. Alox, tho Cuhulloro. Mcdil-ation. 'Phu Msijoimos. Thirrl Column: At tho lluir. Wusoo Hi. 'l'lu'oo llriuukotvom llollc Dumo. ilrootimzu, lllIllll'llll llolumu: Ailovu siuuui, Sluvo uuoifou. Gym. Auditorium. Lucille. H! N . , N -, if . . r :L i..,.,.,,,,.,., if Q 'r 1 .n - 1 Ogliiifiil an I . 10 Senior Officers First Semester Tup Pitftlll'l'! RICHARD RANDOLPH HENNE'1 l' - - VELDA BEVERLY VUTH - - - View Buttdm Picturv: JIM KLASSEN - - - - - MARIANN GOERTZ - - - - IN , sg INA is :N l'ri-siiioiit l'rvsiilunt Secretary Tl'9ilSlll'6l' r i V1 i i M i 'J ii RNS . ii X HIRAM 113. , if K1c1iME'1'Hu. N ANDERSON Q i ANDm1is0'N Ng Xi wx' , RICHARD 1zANuoL1'H'K OHAIQLENE J. M BI9NNE'1 1' li ismwicx ' is BUD BONNAR i' um Q. BUCKLEYQI3 i V ii. ,iii vi:1iN1cm A. Li SARAH 1cL1zAis1-'mi oA1mU'1'Hm11s CLARK if? ,V Ii' xx i X THE WASCONIAN JEAN VICTORIA COE ROBERT OOE JERRY DEAN IIOIINE RAYMOND COGGINS COLE JGHN MARTIN COYNE VERI. JAMES CRAWFORD LEO JOSEPH CRPITTOL R. O. OEOSIIY EIIIIENWOOO TIIEIIMA EIIAINE DANIEL W. FRANTZ WESIIIEY PAUL ENIIOW FUNK MARIITII IIOIIAOE AUSTIN GLOECICIIPIR MAEIANN GOERTZ GRISSO' ROSIE E. GUIDI THE WASCONIAN :: 1941 MAuc:AnL'r HADLOCK MLLDLLL uAnLoo1c L1LA J. HAMON LLLLMIAM Jo11N H1-:1N1ucHs LUUILLIG MAIUL LL:'1'HL EULALA 111f:Nm' s'1'LvL V Hlcsfrxsu 11lLlH'ZHliAND HOl,'l'ldltMAN 'YAWIM ANNWE JONES Lumen c. KLASSL-:N Juvl KLASSEN VLLNON u. Lxaommzlc M LEGATE 'rom LEWIS ELNICK L. 1,1'Efx'1'LN BlC'l l'Y JA L1'1 1'L1G LAURA LLL LYNCH 3 if i i -iii I ICILICICN MrzCOMliS MARY JOSICPHINFI MIIMIR VALMA VENECIG NICWMAN NORMAN R. 0'NEAL OIJELIA E. OTTEN EI. RAY J. I'i'lNNl'1R .IPISSIG K. PENNER JEROME W. P0'I'TTGR ni Senior Oiiicers Second Semester Top Picture: KERMETH G. ANDERSON ----- Prusifiont MARIANN GOERTZ ----- Vice Prenirlcnt Uoltoni Picture: MILDRED IIADLOCK - - ' - - Svcrrtary GALE WINWRED ROGERS - - - - Treasurer 1-QC F' 0 0 Q90 b7fL IHLA IILA IVIAXINII GALE WINIIIIISII IIAIIIIAIIA GIIAUIII RING IIIIUISIIS' SCAIIIINI IIELIX FRANCIS YIVIAN IVIAIIGAIIIST VIVIAN IIIiIA'I'IIICIE SCHIIOEDEII S'I'III'IIIINS S'l'IIUI'IMI'I IIICIINAND0 JICWEL ANN VELDA IIEVIIRLY UIIZANQUI V0'I'II VUTII IIIVINII IIUIIULPI-I A. PEARL IIOSII WILLIAMS W I'I I'hINIIEIIII WOIILGEIVIUTH Suniurs Without I'im-Imw RICHARD IQ. IIANSFOIID THE WASCONIAN 3 LU ICLLA SCII FILLIINIIIBRG IIIIANKIIG IIIIGNII 'I'IIUGIIO'N ANN LUU ISIS WIQDIIL OLIVE IVIAIQ YOUNG THE WASCONIAN 'Top to Bottonm 'First Row: Des filles frannaisos. Wnsco gains ynwlnpzv. Mmloato Center Bottom: Tvnnis champ Burl Bonnur. Third Row: Make way for Cogpfinsl W0 want n tmlchrlownl Tigers' on thuniasm. Mad Mixupl .qu-uni 1 , , 1 V, . rl I.. I ' H u 'w' Fi .W 4 1 VVASCONIAN 1: 194i Ton Vioturef -Firnt Row: Rnnly. Forrnnnio. Senior Carre llrli Second Row: l'oning'! Junior Honor Siudrnin: Bolty and ilnlo. Bn-tty, Gone, und Eileen. Third Row: More Seniors. Vernon. Kcrinoth. i I I I. I V. 'I' if ,I . r W i i i i ri X li IW. . . '. . i V. r in X 1 ir I QJM-. ,1ap. In .,.-, 4, - '. '-Q-, nf, , 1' a -4 . , .,,J,w.. M THE WASCCJNIAN ,J N A is lhe senior play al l9fll was R. U. R. by Karel Capel. lt was a iuturistic drama depicting the harm that could come oi an over-mechanized world. The story tool place on an island, where robots ol superhuman mental and physical ability were made by Rossum's Universal Robots, Inc. lrouble began when Helena Glory visited the island, and captured the heart at the General Manager, Harry Domin. She persuaded the otticials to try to humanize the robots by giving them souls, but instead the robots became violently rebellious and lilled all ol humanity, except one man who was a builder, lile themselves. The builder found two humanized robots who had a strealc at Adam and Eve in them, and so humanity wasonce more revived. The Cast included Kormeth Anderson, Jean Coe, Hiram Anderson, Betty Little, Jae Legate, J. D. Coggins, Gordon Gramer, Lyle Buckley, John Coyne, Volda Voth, Fernando Urzanqui, Vivian Struempt, Jerome Potter, Leo Crettol, Gale Rogers, Robert Coe, Jim Klassen, Rudy Wittenberg, Richard Bennett. 1- r--Q-I Lei' . 1 , ex -- tus :A 1 , F ' ,'v.:yg 3' .r fx U.. , THE WASCONH-NN zz 1941 'Yup to liottum 1 i1'xt Row: Hicks. Move hoof! Pup iulk' Second Row: Sum: Iuudurs. Buvu, Saullvr, and Wriulml. Whu Hulk llwvu first? Fui u1'v l'xill'IllPI' pmjvul, 1'zw1m1'd I w 1-il U N . ffl , i in rin' l'1- ll mama But when the sun in all his state, lllumed the eastern slcies, She passed through glory's morning gale. And wallced in Paradise. Jahn Aldrich. '!'lliil6lxlllllllllllQ!.lQ . JULIA SMITH July 5. l925 February 28. l94l I O!!l:gl!!!!!.Ql!l!l!!.!Xii!! 6 ,yy y Tun Row: Urzunnui Guertz Wittenberg Auilersmt Bottom Row: Burroivs. A. Wylx llurruwe. D. s -111 lnteresting STUDENT BODY meetings during tlre yeor includ- ed lieoltli tolls by tlie county lieoltb deportment. on exciting oce- count ol lris trovels by Mr. Wirt, on Aloslon odventurer, ond on exbibition by o scientist, Mr. Ernest l-lowlies. Musicol entertoin- ment wos provided by tlie Son Jose Bross Clioir. tlie Fresno Stote Sympbony Orcltestro, ond tlie Girls' Glee Club lrom llo- lrerstield. Mr. l'lorrington's Public Speolting closs. tlre U. S. History closs. ond tlre Future Eormers olso porticipoted in os- sembly progroms. A speciol progrom. o lnistoricol picture ol tlre United Stotes wos slrown dt tlre Wesco Tlreotre. llte Student Executive Council wos lrept busy during tlre yeor. deciding upon bills ond owcirds lor members ol tlie sports clubs. First Semester OFFICERS Second Semester KERMETH ANDERSON . --e- President ----- JEROME POTTER RUDY WITTENBERG ---- Vice President A - - - RAY PACKARD MARIANN GOERTZ - - - Secretory - - - V - - - - - JEAN COE FERNANDO URZANQUI - - - Treasurer ----- ALEX - -1 BUECI-ILER Yell Lenders Yell Lenders GENE WYLY AILEEN BARROWS GENE WYLY MARGARET CAMPBELL DOROTHY BARROWS MARY URZANQUI ' , , Y w- , r -'x -. wi' re' I7 ii 4eiQv:'e' .. ' V: il 4 I . ,-,M! 5Yf'V.. Q- 4 --. L ,, 1 .. 4- -i r' :til .4-5 whit is ,f fi A' Y fl R-is L I Q- l 'V ' Top ltow: l Cue onine: D-I g Putter Puclsuril ' lm llLlBUl1l0l' Mltltllu ltuwt Sadler lluvu Wright llutlorn ltuw: Ounmbell Wylx Urzunuui The Student Body play, ONCE AND FOR ALL, had much variety in the various characters. A large cast at twenty-seven gave a very good perlormance ot this rather serious comedy. There were no leading ports in the play, which was a real Student Body play with members Tram all tour classes. The scenery, depicting a tenement district, was conf structed by the carpentry and art classes. This play showed how the other halt lived. Nm' Tun to Bott.o1n I irst Rowx Loafing. Cannnun sveno. Aileen ond Mary. Ellis and Joe ut the fuir. Gym. Center Row: Take heed! Ailuen posing. Last Row: I . F. A. Bnnnuof. They Wunt to be Alone! Snannglo snaps. Mr. Smith wutchos. Bus Garage. Consultation. THE WASCONIAN zz 1941 THE WASCONIAN Top to Bottom First Row: 'I'ipra-1' Cubs. Honorary mmnbors of Boys' W Club. Roady? Baker. Center Row: Shaftor ERIYIO. Third Row: Which nnc's Herb? Dun doclgrvs guard! 1 1 I .wru?W'7f-Q M v'1',' , F' Ein' 2 .wfi bQ: Jr-I, ffvl. 11 , I FLOWA, W- ' W TW 'ES L11 '1 , 11: '?f sf-1r q ' THE WASCONIAN :: I94l To be eligible lor the CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION a student must have ten curricular points. at least eight ol which must be lrorn his -studies and two may be Irom extra-curricular activities. The members lor the year were as lollows: Annie Abmo Kermeth Anderson Shirley Andes Shirley Ash Richard Bennett Mariorie Bergman Alex Buechler Laverne Carter Junior Coggins Nylo Cole Ray Crawford Nelda Ellenwood Wanda Fulcher Morath Gloeckler Marionn Goertz Lillian Huelner Olivia Linnenbrlnlc Betty Little Eileen McCombs Eleanor Miles Erma Neufeld Harold Neufeld Bob Nikkei Arlond Nitordy Gerry Parks Jerome Potter Scott Robertson Gale Rogers Virginia Sadler Duane Spilsbury -Ccro Mae Talley Frankie Trogdon Jewel Voth Velda Voth Edwin Williams Irving Williams y Pearl Wohlgemurh Three degrees ol honor were awarded to the graduates ol l94O. The PRO MERITO degree was awarded lor being on the honor roll lor at least one semester to Robert Anderson. Mary Andes. Elmer Ash, Phyllis Burbanlc. Julio Chernabaell, Martha Epp. Alice Fleishauer. Mor- garet Goodrich. Loran Grant. Earl Hampton. Mable Herring. Louis Hom- Ield. Marie Hunt. Esther Nita rdy. Helen Ollutt. Eileen Struempl, Kath- leen Struembl, and Theda Wood. The CUM LAUDE degree was awarded lor being on at least six see mester honor rolls to Iva Boggs. Robert Bergman. Zito Buck. Hulda Gaede. Clilton Hale. Bill Herring. Lorraine Miles. Vera Pacliard. Viola Penner. Roma Stone. and Shirley Williinson. The highest honor. MAONA CUM LAUDE, was awarded to Roma Stone and Cliiton Hale. who made the high- est scholastic records lor the entire lour years. From the class at l94l, Betty Little and Gale Rogers were selected to re- ceive the Junior Scholarship Plague. I ROMA STONE CLIFTON HALE BETTY LITTLE GALE ROGERS THE WASCONIAN 1: T941 The Wasconian stail met throughout the year to dis- cuss plans tor the annual. Several members attended a conlerence in Fresno and one in McFarland, where they discussed problems with other schools. To raise money, the stati had a candy sale and a pro- gram dance. Other lunds were obtained tram the organ- izations. advertisements. end sale ol boolcs. Several people also donated money. The stalt included: Editor ------ - - FRANKIE TROGDON Assistant Editor - - ------ ALEX BUECHLER Business Managers ------- GALE ROGERS and JOHN COYNE Assistant Business Managers - MARY URZANQUI, DOROTHY BARROWS Art Editors ------- LETHA HILDEBRAND, ALETA GOODMAN Sports Editors -------' LOY DALE WRIGHT, TAD TOOMAY Typists - - - EILEEN MCCOMBS, BETTY WRIGHT, BETTY WOODARD Ton Row: Burrows, iiuochier, Coyne, Gootimmi. Mirtrlle Row: Hiltiehranrl, MoComhs, Rosters, Toomey. Bottom Row: '1'roirrlon, Urzanqui, Wright, B., Wriizht, L. THE WASCONIAN :t 1941 We thank the following business lirms ond professional men lor the iinonciol assistance thot hos mode the publication of our onnuol possible: Q, it L, iyiqyter F. B. Stringham, Drugs , Darrell Janzen, Ph. B. Dlol 342 Dial 338 Wesco Compllminls of Max D. Hendricks, M. D. The Wesco Union HighlSc.hool Dial M 31 Parent-Teachers Association 'S F 7 Z A Bennetts Comms Tractor Company Chinese and American Dishes Caterpi11ar Track-Type Tractors and Road Dial 506 Machinery - John Deere Tractorsand , Forming Implements Highway 99 and 24th St.-Bakersfield 706 F Street--Wasco From A Friend Saiewoy Store are sas P19654 Mollies Flowers 1616 Seventh St. Everett Burliett's Garage Carterls Machine Shop Everett Kroescp Thomas F..Prather 1 Real Estate and insurance Dellllsl Dial 645 Dial 376 ' - re Wasco Creamery Dial 4561 Devenney Br Bennett vortuary Ambulance Service 701 Broadway Phone 4471 Archer's Garage New Lathe to Turn Down All Sizes of Brake Drums - -..-V 2 .1- State Form Insurance Co. Auto - Fire - Lite Compensation S. E. Steward, Local Agent 959 F Street Dial 512 20-30 Club Youth to be Served Must Serve Club No. 190 Kenmore Hotel Mrs. E. E. Hampton, Proprietor Dial 391 1.eo's Shoe Shop Expert Shoe Repairing Leo J. Struempl, Proprietor 640 E Street Loucreta's Beauty Shop Dial 527 Drs. Steele Br Steele Chiropractors - Drugless Physican Spinal Adiustrnents - Electro-Therapy Phone 593 503 7th Street Geo. Halsertelde, lnc. Dial 618 Goertz Service Station Dial 685 .lustosen's Food Store Dial 536 Spangle Studio 645 F Street -- 71 THE WASCONIAN 1: l94l We thank the following business firms and professional men for the financial assistance that has made the publication of our annual possible: Wasco Bakery and Fountain Stewart's All Kinds of Home-Made lce Cream Men's, Women's and Children's Furnishings And Bflltefi' Pf0dUCi5 Millinery and Novelties Dial 583 Wasco, Calif. I-H s Sprouse-Reitz Co., inc. Variety Store Winifred D. Cokely Notary Public and Insurance Dial 373 Lakewood 's Headquarters for Men's and Boys' Furnishings Wasco Hardware Company Dial 473i Oscars Barber Shop And Charrne Beauty Shop Dial 356 Compliments of The Wasco Woman's Club Compliments of A Friendly Statewide institution T. T. Matlock, M. D. Physician and Surgeon i Glasses Correctly Fitted Wilkinson ll Company Well Casing Dial 484i Wasco, Calif. The Wasco News Tom Shafer, Manager Phone 68l Wasco, Calif. Dial 363 Wasco Post No. 2l5 American Legion Wasco, California Dick 303 The Lions Club of Wasco Liberty, Intelligence, Our Nation's Safety J. E. Klassen General Contractor Shatter Neuielcl's Automotive Parts Dial 59l Western Furniture Company General Electric Appliances oral 552 Wasco 5-IO-25 Cent Store School Supplies Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Green Bohnholf Lumber Company, lnc. Wholesale Hardwoods, Saftwoods, Wasco Malt Shop Dial 643 A. H. Karpe's Implement House Dial 652 Union Oil Co. Dial 636 Panels, Veneers g I i500 So. Alameda St.-Los Angeles LOUl6iS EliipOtIUlTi a T T a T Dial 565 A. R. Dankworth, lnc. Z - :- Jewelers - Engravers - Stationers Bob WO h Portland - San Francisco - Los Angeles ug 407 E. Pico St. Los Angeles, Calif. Dial 503 Acknowledgments We thank the patrons, students, and faculty members lor their able and willing assistance which mode this year's WASCONIAN possible. We are particularly grateful to the Stott ot the Wasco News: TOM SHAFER, CHARLES WATKINS, COLVER JONES To the Engravers: F. J. FUSSELL, ol the Metropolitan Engravers, Inc. To the Photographer: MR. WILLIAM I. SPANGLE To tbe Members of THE WASCONIAN STAFF 'Io the Members ol THE CAMERA CLUB MISS MABEL F MAIN, Advisor to the Editor and Business Managers MRS. RUTH C HAYES, MISS FLORENCE BASSIGNAN, Advisors to the Typists MISS ELIZABETH BOND Advisor to the Art Stall MR. DONALD W. BAUM Advisor to the Camera Club . I .xx Nj 4 N 4. P .f , p Vi px Q 4 x my Sb P XF UV x rg lj J J N M w . 4, ,VX ' U1 f v K W I J rv W J f N Q ? If , N VMI! J B' K XM lj X V IHA Ulu! tigk M ,K 5 ,wx X W2 lm 3 -.l .' M 1 . ,uf R si if X ' X: Mx fda mfg dx 5 X1 Sa W 3 S L K , G K- ,NX . ai Q 5 1 ,ix x Lb X x xxx -1 Y A H QJUh'fM. 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