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

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X,r 'X sf X pt Ab li b k Ith gh H th Qt af -gltd EH FUHTHWLUU QW FCDREWOTQD To bring book memories ot those hoppy, coretree cloys ot youth that poss all too quickly onol renew in spirit it not in person those friendships ot old-these ore the purposes ot the I942 Wosconion. DEDICATION Wi . - The I942 Wasconian statt wishes to dedicate this annual to a man who has, through many years ot work and de- votion, been an con- tributing figure in the maintenance ot the ever glorious Wasco High- JOHN F. UNRUH ...T.-7.1 Kwfaaco qlnion .L-Svcgoof 1 v Boafccf of Uzuafaaa 3 E H. S. Gidclings - - President A. V. Bennett ----- Clerk L. F. Barrows K. H. Kecker D. W. Nikkel ' 4, ' JEAN L. MITCHELL Secretory Bennett, Kecker, Barrows, Nikkel, Giddings S. w QlifI3ACUl.TY 49 'fa FLORENCE T. BASSIGNAN, A. IZ. French. Typinsr ELIZABETH E. BOND. A. B. Physical Education, Art ELIZABETH BUCKINGHAM, M. A United States History, Spanish MARY LOUISE CASEY, A. B English CLIFTON T. CLEMENS. B. S. Industrial Arts BURNICE E. FUSSEL, B. A. Home Economics BERNELL J. EDWARDS, B. S. Agriculture, Geography H. C. HARRINGTON, A. B. Mathematics, Public Speaking RUTH HAYES, A. B. Commercial THOMAS B. SANTOM. M. S. Physics, Chemistry, Physical Science JANYCE E. SAULS. B. E. Physical Education ALFRED SESSIONS, A. B. Band P. D. SPILSBURY, M. S. Agriculture J. HARL TENER, A. B. Social Studies ESTELLA B. TENER, A. B., M.A Remedial Teacher LAWRENCE TURNER, A.B. A.M Vice Principal, United States History Social Studies, Economic and Commercial Law PAUL G. WISE, M. A. World History, Physical Education LAVVRENCE E. YARNES, B. A. Enfzlish MABEL F. MAIN, M. A. English CHARLES W. MANN. Il. P. E. Science, Physical Education MILDRED R. MILES, A. B. English, Mathematics PAUL H. MOORE, M. S. Industrial Arts RAYMOND A. NEUGART, B.S. M.S. Mathematics, Physical Education Industrial Arts DORIS ANN NORDQUIST, A. B. Library MATILDE W. RONNE, A. B. Physical Education, Junior Business Training EVELYN' RUUD, M. A. English, Latin K V, 37:37 Top Row 1 Sauls Ron ne Miles Fussel Buckingham Hayes Bottom Row : Turner Clemens Moore Tener Yarnes Bond Jo, yi Q If E, 'dl 1 ft rn R Top Row: Ruud Nordquist Casey Bassignan Main Bottom Row: Neugart Santom Harrington Mann I '. X , Q, ., ki xx K.. X fx fx- NYJ, if ki: Mvr 1 ' FL wi K TI-IE WASCONlAN::1942 17, AX .X - . . fi - L - 'Q ' FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS RAY CRAWFORD CECIL BRIDGES ANNA CHERNABAEI-'F ARTHUR SCHROEDER President Vice President Secretary Treasurer SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS DUANE SPILSSURY President GENE DOVVDY Vice President LORAINE CRAWFO RD Secretary RAY PACKARD Treasurer ,wvkqbm 12 A 1 , r n J .Q N 9 X Q ANNIE ABMA I' AGNES SHIRLEY ASH BILL R. BAKER RUTH AILEEN H BARRQWS I ' DO ROTHY ELIZABETH BARROWS DELPHINE BERGTHOLD WINIFRED BERTKAU BARBARA PHYLLIS BOVO CECIL' NORMAN BRIDGES T 6? HE WASCONIAN :: 1942 -W-SENIGRS I Q I Sk- L i Q f' if 7? 1 'N ' if 1 ' fm V 5' C9 I Q . . f L If V JJ , fly Jig.. E A ,:.. 'S' n' A A 5 V 'I ea , 9 i W ALEX J. BUECHLER L 1 .mn W pw! Wm A Cao MARGARET CAMPBELL ALICE MARTHA COUNTS MABY CLARISSA EDWARDS CHARLEY BENJAMIN HUGHES WILLIAM E. CARRIKER LORAINE MAXINE CRAWFORD ONA CLO GRANT ISABEL B, JAIMES THE WASCONIAN :: 1942 O RV AI. DEAN LOWRIMORE RICHARD E. MCCORKLE DE ELDA RUTH MEI-ILBERG JOE J. MILLER ERMA NEUFELD HAROLD NEU FELD RAY PACKARD N LINDA AGATHA ELIZABETH LEE WILLIAM LEO RALPH EDWARD WILLIS L. REIMER. PE-NNER PITZER PORTER POWELL PAULINE RING LOLA ESTHER VIRGINIA MAY ARTHUR H. POFIRIO DUANE RUCKER SADLER SCHROEDER SPILSBURY THE WASGONVIAN :: 1942 fg. REGINA MARIE STRIEFF GEORGIA STRUEMPF ADELINE MARJORIE THIESEN ' r LEE TRIBBLE, JR. MARY URZANQUI DALLAS M. WILKINSON HERBERT A. WILLIAMSON EDWIN B. WILLIAMS A RICHARD SEWELL v ' 'f' -' -'U Picture Not in Annual LI TAD TOOMAY Y I 1 VIRGINIA LDARLENE ERNEST E. WITZKE BETTY ARLENE BETTY LOU WRIGHT WILLIAMSON WOODARD ESSIE JUAINITA LOY DALE WRIGHT ARLAND F. NITARDY DONALD E. O'REILLY TOMLINSON ATG 451...i JUNIOQ CLASS Top Row : Panter Poettgen 'Smith 1 Beverly! Albany Bush Frantz Bert-rtholcl Berry Cameron Byers Middle Row: Grisso Roskam. ?V. Dueck Macklin Camp Robinson Smith fBiIIyJ Moreland Nelson Cole Bottom Row : Thompson Balzer Rakc, E. Lucas Rake. T. Rose Zeilman Langford Douxzlas Fulcher fWandal TOD Row : Hampton Penner Miles Robertson Brier Kennedy KA n nettelp Kennedy f Anniej Parks Struempf Taussig Middle Row : Halderman -Lain Ringgenberg Dowdy Baker, M. Peck EPP Efseaff Morrison Thomas Bottom Row: Abney Williams Mayberry Craig, M. Tuebner Heinricks Guidi Taylor Linnenbrink r EL... 1 Top Row : Harrison Hatley Squyres Rogers McKibben Lawson Masengale Valenzuela Espinosa Jones Middle Row Dobrenen Warkentin Turpin Judd Strieff Johnson Reimer Grissom Simmons Bottom Row Mitchell Fulcher 1WilmaJ Andes Baker Herring Jiminez Barber Bates Tl-IE QENIOIQ Pl AY Back Row: L. Crawford Bovo Dr Barrows Neufeld Campbell Hutfhes Reimer Spilsbury Middle Row: A. Barrows Bucchler B. Wright Williamson Sadler Dowrly Halderman Front Row: Urzanqui R. Crawford Grant L, Wright Sally a m rd wlth a purpose Norman Porter o publlcuty mon Penny o pretty llttle Mmss Caleb her absorbed fath r Mark her farm rnmded brother Mavis, her attractive sister Lydia her busy mother Joanna her loyal gurl frrend Kerry her resourcefulu boyfrlend Greg hrs pol wlth Ideas Grom lust herself Monsleur Henrl a French deslgner Claire Elsie Lucule Barbara Delivery Harrison Day o Left to Right UF711nqUl Spmlsbury R Crawford Bova D Barrows Neufeld L Crawford A Burrows Wlllls Reimer Mary Urzonqul Loy Dole Wright Charles Hughes Vlrglnua Sadler Betty Wright Anleen Barrows Ray Crawford Alex Buechler Ono Clo Grant Duane Slplsbury Loralne Crawford Erma Neufeld Bobble Barrows - Barbara Bovo - - - Gene Dowdy Lee Holclermon - - - - - - Herbert Williamson ' U Don't Take My penny f F . HM rt tt ,, R t. X girl U I' f 3' ' I ' --------- Margaret Campbell ,j Q- ---ialffflfi I THE WASCONIAN 1: 1942 SGP!-ICDMCDRES 'vi Ton Row : Anderson Klcist Wasson Tvibblc McLain Blevcns Lawson Mirldlc Row: B Talley Jordon Green Hoskins Newman Pollard Bratcher ottom Row: Frantz Marks Chernabaeff Hunhcs Barnard Steward Top Row: Shuxxart Johnson Dantzlur Bernal, C. ,Montecino Bernal, N. Woodard Melton Middle Row: Jeffers Harduin Linnenhrink Tidwell Hall Epp Bottom Row : Hester Norton Brown Uecker Hicks Wedel v-4. -1 up ' ,fu ' y, , O Top Row : Howze Smothers Gilbreath Urzanqui Goertz Camp Grail: Middle Row: Kelley Dill Goodrich Messick Bonnar Penner Crawford Bottom Row: Comzins Cook, T. Cook, J. Pellett Sanchez Witzke . , nj ,'-Ng . I THE NNASCONIAN 9 Top-Left to Right: How Sweet! W for Wcisco, A Clinch. Middle--Left to Right: Solitary! Ho! A Ticket! Waiting. Bottom-Left to Right: The Valiant. One Our of Four! Worth Its Weight in Gold. , -.NS THE WASCONIAN 2: l942 Gi1CI.ASS OF 1944 Q Top Row : Williams Burke Hunt Knox Reichhold Albert Perryman Bottom Row: Gossett Galbraith Bridges Aguerria Orneluz Snider Mills Top Row : Rogers Honea Efseaff Wood Schroeder Struem pf Schmitz Crettol liuttom Row: Ratzlaf f Torrez Bick Meyer Hitson lla rbercna Top Row: Smith, R. Shannon Mayberry Casida Fields Payne Calquitt Gloeckler, L. Huefner Bottom Row: Luna Phillips Roskam Turpin Mashburn Jones Unruh 0 THE WASCONIAN 9 QEFVQESI-IMEN CLASS Top Picture Top Row Madewell Schmidt Taylor Mendez Mills Guidi Todd Dantzler Wiebe Miller Crawford Middle Row Boyd Jameson Berrzthold Mehlberlr Streifl' Panter Fleishauex' Gafner 'Dykes Smith Teeters Sawyer Bottom Row Squyres Baker Helsley Varnell Esnoz Tatum Hammond Cayton Stovall Nolclon Grayson Dykes Middle Picture Top Row Ryan Bowles Luna Espinoza Whitlock Wilkinson Warf Pettus Humphrey If land - Murphy Voorheis Shea Middle Row- Collon Pruitt Hartley Kecker Foust Niessen Moody Dobrenen Harrison Andes Green Buckley Bottom Row Helsley Linnenbrink Perryman Thornburg Edwards Brier Parker 'Baggs Hopkins Ross Skeels S? l br io., 1 , . ef 1 Bottom Picture-Top Row Westbrook Nalunauela Hanley Rucker Anpley Unruh Beeson Ornalez Willey, Arciniega Hardoin Laughlin Middle Row: Duran, RoJas Hernandev Sanchez McWilliams Beaver Wlebe Bratcher Woodard Williams, Baker, Bybee Bottom Row: Lockwood Horne Hallmark Meares Schroeder Rogers Mayberry Cardiff Schellenberg Frantz, Glueckler THE WASCONIAN :: Left Top to Bottom OUR GANG BOBBIE AND AILEEN Middle: ABSENTEES Right : Mademoiselle Howze in her French costume 5...- if K I Left Top to Bottom: Second Semester Student Body Officers: RAY CRAWFORD President. ALEX BUECHLER Vice President BETTY WRIGHT Secretary HAROLD NEUFELD Treasurer MARY ANN .and ELEANOR MISS SAULS SILENCE IS GOLDEN Right Ton to Bottom: SENIOR GIVES ADVICE TO' SOPHOMORE 'Z IN THE DAYS OF ROME L 1 I .V -.-1-11 ,JIW gr J -r Y Y -4 1942 I ' Sw' I4 I . . A ., ' i ' 'isp , fggiigggw 1113111-'W'E M X 4 N we 434 A !,.,- Q, M4 MM , ., V - . :Im i I 4 Q Siu 'I 1' Z. r A . ' Z A nn h - , , 5 :' , ' ' 'Q ' 1 ,. ' f -V h 4- T, , - ' , , f-:ff : V 4 X , 4- A X' f if -I lv ' . ' ' 1- -. I 'U H!-.l' ,. .' . A -V M45L.,,hf:4..w4 'gf 'I 4 N ,Q ' 7-1' -- ' 1. -' QE , , 511. :',. ' - ei X 1 J 5 ikfg-', : - ' ' 'f::?:vAQ4,4,f- 4 ' I ,. 3, 91405-.. fe - ' ' ':, fl' 'ff . ' P' EET- . 5 ,I ' , W- '- -' 44 .-.. '1a4.,i. 1. -' . ,Ir r.: ,i- ., , R. QP, 45 7 ., - .A ' i .gm:.u.-1.Je..'-V4-.-:.z a.:2 'I' 4 4 4 lf'-4e5'f'5 ',,4 ff, ' - -ze.-.-rv ' A' ' ' -HI -'Jr ' A-1'a'f42:'5-x-W ,wifi'-'E' Z- ff, -5,-A5271-4 - f '. he-r H71 L- . ,-:UW . - a'-'- -.j.n. wax ,, .1 : , 4, - .L-' 11 . -. . fix' it H End of Book Une if -- wx lb Va S-in E X Q ac f 'V A U al x 5132-fisj Qw 55 52155 SQA, as W JQZE fiqgbbx I Tiki W w Q7 11 ffjiil X-RF X . -1 M 5 y J-iff' ,L , :ff f 1 THE WASCONIAN 1: i942 sd'lTlGEl2 QAG Q Top Row: Campbell, Crawford, Packard, Wilkinson, Cale, Miles, Urzanqui. Bottoni Row: Wright, Smith, Rimr. Bergthnlcl, Streiff, Zeilmaui. Heinricks. Williamson, V. on- Top Row: Struempf, Taussirz, Linnenbrink, Wanda Fulcher. Williams. Abney. Haldcrmun, Andes. Bottom Row: Teubncr, Efscafi, Wilma Fulcher, Lain, Baker, Bertkau. First Semester Stott Editor ------- - - Ray Crawford Assistant Editor - - - - Margaret Campbell Circulation Manager -'-- - - Betty Wright Assistant Circulation Manager - - Zelda Maxwell Advertising Manager ---- - Mary Urzonqui Assistant Advertising Manager - - Eleanor Miles Sports Editor ------ - Roy Packard Exchange Editor ----- Second Semester Staff Editor -------- - Winifred Bertkciu Assistant Editor ---- - - Coleen Lain - - - - Gwenny Macklin Advertising Manager Assistant Advertising Manager '---- Annabel Teubner Sports Editor ------------ Duane Spilsbury Circulation Managers ---- Phyllis Struempt, Marjorie Taussig Feature Editor - - - - - - - - Shirley Haldermon Exchange Editor - - - - - - - Betty Thomas Nyla Cole ss ff: -fIIl2ST BAN THE WASCONIAN :: 19 i Back Row: Williams, Nikkel, Bnritoncs: Sadler, Tympani: Hughes 1CJ, Alto Saxophone: Humphrey, Baritone Saxophone: Snider, Trombone: Brier, Cornet: Penner IAU, Tuba: Bush, Cornet: Hadlock, Trombone: Bergthold, Alto Horn: Homfeld, Cornet: Frantz, French Horn. Fourth Row: Spilsubry, Neufeld, Tromboues: Wright, Drums: Urzanqui, Piccolo: Reichhold, Cameron, Clarinets: Reimer, French Horn: Robinson, Alto Horn. Third Row: Chernabaeff, Alto Saxophone: Ornelaz, Cornet: Miles, Flute: Kelley, Alto Saxophone: Unruh, Cornet: Hughes tRl, Tenor Saxophone: Robertson, Clarinet. Second Row: Williamson, Neufeld, Clarinet: Cooper, Tenor Saxophone: Grisso, AlLoClarine11: Niessen, Clarinet: Nelson, Bassoon: Ash, Oboe: Penner LJD, Cornet. Front Row: Sessions, Instructor: Grant, Teubner, Heinricks, Kleist, Clarinets: Newman, Wasson. Drums: Cole, Clarinet. -f-SECOND BAND -- xv 1 I Top Row: Wurkentin, Cornet: Gafner, Oboe: Jones, Drum: Sawyer, Drum: Henley, Cornet Voorheis, Clarinet: Steward, Drum. Middle Row: Ratzlnff, Saxophone: Berpzthold, Saxophone: Humphrey, Baritone Saxophone Fleishauer. French Horn: Sessions, Instructor. Bottom Row: Edwards, Clarinet: Brier, Clarinet: Dobrenen, Clarinet: Niesson, Eb Clarinet Kecker, Clarinet: Skeels, Clarinet: Parker, Piccolo. D,- THE WASCONIAN :: 1942 HOME ECONCDMICS Top Row: Thiesen Bertkau Abma, A. Chernabaeff Fenner Third Row: Roskam, P. Abma, R. Mehlberiz Counts Pitzer Second Row Panter Rucker Struempf Neufeld Fussel Bottom Row Roskam. V. Ringgenberg Lan ff rd K f 4 ,, it f 4 Dmitpcgxs I Highlights ot the toads classes ot the l-lome Economics Department this year were the Christmas party, food sale, Girl Reserve banquet, canning unit, and trustees' dinner. The toreign cookery unit was com- pleted with a Mexican dinner at the La Alegria Cate in Wasco. GIRL R E S E wiffiii 6 o : X4 ' Ginnis 3 L ' am Andes Halderman Wasson Kennedy, Annette Fields Middle Row: DeVue Moreland Anderson Phillips Carter Newman Pollard Bottgrgsiow : gamp I cffiiiii Kenriiggilrgnnie Girl Reserves are iunior members ot the Y. W. C. A. Their slogan is I will try to tace lite squarely. and their purpose, To tind and give the best. The club participated in service work through the Christmas Toy Drive and Red Cross activities. Outstanding among its social events was the Mother-Daughter Banquet. if-IE WASCONIAN 2: l942 - l-IOME ECGNOMICS- Top Row: Fussel Helsley Counts Struempf Pitzer Fenner Roskam Herring Noldon Soria Grayson Cayton Dykes Middle Row Ham-less Smith Sadler Woodard Streiff Mehlberg Bernal Hammond Stovall Bottom Row Barrows Crawford Urzanqui Campbell Melton Panter Camp Mayberry ., f- 'ZH it T HQ X if Ui M V' ii u V A 1 i lx Barrows, Woodard Sadler, English, Urzanqui, Campbell, Melton Camp The Clothing Clcisses hove mode Red Cross loyettes ond six convos kits tor Soldiers stotioned in Alosko. ln oddition to the style-mogozine reports, sewing mochine ottochments were studied, ond mony textile lessons ond consumer problems supplemented octuol construc- tion ot gorments. lvloteriols used for the gorment in- cluded silks, cottons. royons, woolens. corduroys. ond sheers. They were mode into school dresses, blouses. skirts, otternoon ond porty dresses, housecoots, slock suits, coolottes, ploy suits, children's clothing, moke- over projects, toilored suits, lined ond unlined iockets, ond o tew tormols. The combined sewing ond cooking closses presented on ossembly on Nutrition on April 24. The Foods closses served the Girl Reserve Mother- Doughter bonquet, prepored o P.-T. A. teo, ond pre- pored ond served o dinner tor the Boord ot Trustees ond their wives during the spring semester. THE WASCONIAN :: 1942 lBGYS' CLUB - The membership ot the boys' W Club is made up ot A class athletes who have made the varsity squad in tootball, basketball, track, or tennis. ln addition to the awarding ot letters, Ed Carriker was given the All American blanket in tootball, Ray Packard was chosen as honorary captain ot the football team, and Loy Dale Wright was given a trophy tor outstanding performance tor his IO?-yard-two-toot run in the game with the Driller Reserves. Bill Baker was also chosen as the outstanding player in A basketball. Besides this, the club awarded three belt buckles to the high point men ot A , B , and Q classes in the inter- class track meet. At the end ot the football season, the tootball letter men were the guests ot the Exchange Club at Weit's l lotel, where they were served a chicken dinner. During the year. the letter club bought a S25 defense bond, the tirst club in the school to do so, and donated S5 to the Red Cross. Otticers tor the year were: TAD TOOMAY ----- - - - President RAY PACKARD ----- - - Vice President CHARLIE HUGHES - - - Secretary-Treasurer ED CARRIKER - - ----- Tiger f f f f 7 1' 1' . Top Row: Bridges, Dobrenen, Packard, Baker, Ornelaz, Wright, ffoomzty, Mitchell. B ttom Row: Aguerria, Camp, Camargo, Hughes, Williamson, Crist, W1se. BGYS' NUMERAI. CLUB fs V se, ., . I ,su A .. W. ai. .A .' ,. .... -EAL ,.. , .,...,..... -..-.. .. .lvl Top Row: Bridges, Aguerria, Lawson, Johnson, Dobrenen, Gilbreath, Packard, Robertson Hughes C., Williamson, Mitchell, Hampton, Byers, Wise. Middle Row: Hadlock, Penner, McKibben, Baker, Snider, Albany, Turpin, Crawford, 0 fla' B N'kkl Ornelaz Reimer. rnc L ., 1 e, , Bottom Row: Perryman, Hughes R., Sanchez, Uecker, Robinson, Brier, Camargo, Cameron, Buechler, Steward. The Numeral Club is composed ot boys who have participated in lightweight football, C or B basket- ball. and track: boys who place in the cross country: boys who were on the second squad in tennis: and boys who were on the golt team. One outstanding rule in the cross country race is that the first freshman who finishes receives a numeral. The Numeral Club awarded medals this year to competitors in the A , B , and C classes whose performance in athletics was deemed the most out- standing. The club was very active this year, purchasing a S25 defense bond, donating S5 to the Red Cross, and making up a personal kit 'lor American soldiers in Alaska. The Numeral Club was the second school organization at Wasco to purchase a S25 defense bond, preceded only by the W Club. Otticers tor the year were: ELWOOD KNOX ------- - - - President ALEX BUECHLER - - - Vice President P. D. SPILSBURY - - - Secretary BEN HADLOCK - - Treasurer ROGER SHELL - Kitten Kennedy, Annie GIRLS' LETTER CLUB EE .. Top Row: ', Neufeld ' Ash Kleist Rake Miles Barrows ennody, Annctt Bovo Bottom Row: Ahma Chernabaeff Crawford Urzanqui, A. Campbell Urzanqui, M. 'Cooper Camp The Girls' Letter Club consists ol girls who have earned their letters by being on the various teams. Three points entitles a girl to a small VV and tive points to a large VV, For every point atter the large W one is entitled to a star. The club is sponsored by the G. A. A. H-lGIRLS' ATI-ILETIC ASSOCIATION Howze, Pollard, Newman, Bott M., Crawford, Urzanqui A., Miles, The Girls' Athletic Association is a club tor all girls interested in athletics. The membership consists ot points toward a letter, attend- ance, and dues. It is the largest organization ot girls in the school. The club has been very active and cooperative with the Red Cross and its work. Pnillips, Anderson, Nelson THE WASCONIAN zz 19 SUNG IQGOTERS Cl.UB liZm Top Row: Bova, Thornburxz. Edwards, Camp J., Craig Hughes, Toomay, Reichhold, Wise. Middle Row: Kennedy, Annette: Goodrich, Urzanqui, A.: Wright, Urzanqui, M.: Campbell, Kennedy, Annie. Bottom Row: Lohr, Barrows, A.: Brier, Camp, M: Parker, Barrows, D.: Miles. The Song and Rooters Club is composed ot tour members trom each class and the song and yell leaders. As the Seniors graduate, Freshmen are chosen to talce their places. lt is governed by regular club otticers and two advisors, the head coach of th e boys' gym department ancl the vice principal ot the school. The purpose ot the club is to provide more school spirit and pep at the school activities. 'ew , .4 Thornburxr Campbell Urzanqui Wright Barrows Reichhold THE WASCONIAN :: l942 MTIIE FUTURE FAIQMEQSM, We 'AGRICULTURE f iilsii Top Row: Edwards, Crawford, Lowrimore, Bergth ld Fl ishauer, Rogers, Gilbreath, Hatley, Mayberry, Wiehe, Camp, Witzke, Pellett, Spl b y Second Row: Berry, Willey, Guidi, Efseaff, R b Bergthold, Todd Penner, Miller, Sewell. Third Row: Schmitz, Squyers, Owens, Cook, Ch abaeff, Bowles, Streiff, Schmidt, H ' B t C f l S' 3I'l'lSDn. 3 QS, l'3W OTC , IXYIIHOHS. Fourth Row: Mills, G., Smith, Miller, A., Mills, J., Madewell, Ryan, Hammond. Dyk Streiff, Gafner, Jameson. The Wasco Chapter, Future Farmers ot America, enioyed the most successful season ot its eleven-year existence during the school year, l94l-l942. Two hundred and seventy ribbons, including 7I trom the State Fair, I45 trom the Kern County Livestock Show, and 65 trorn the Great Western Livestock show at Los Angeles, representing cash prizes total- ling 262.250, were won by Wasco entries. Elmer Witzke, with his tat borrows, was high point winner at the State Fair, missing out on the Future Farmer champion barrow and pen by a close decision. Johl 'Bergthold and the Wasco Chapter exhibited the grand Champion'ffl3u,roc Jersey sow and boar respectively, while Duane Spils- bury showed the iGrand champion barrow ot the show, which sold tor the record price bf 87lf2 cents per pound. Regina Streitt showed the champion Shorthorn steer in the 4l-l division. Jim Gloeckler and Jim Pellett sold their prize steers tor 2llf2 cents per pound. At the Great Western, Sebastian Streitt, one ot Wasco's most successful livestock teeders, exhibited a pen ot Duroc borrows which were made successively, Future Farmer champion individual and pen, iunior division grand champion individual and pen, and grand champion individual and pen ot the entire show. Streitt won these honors against THE WASCONIAN 9 fiiflll' I'tJTt,JPF FARMERS the best that the swineteeders ot the state had to otter. The winninc' brought Sebastian a gold wrist watch tram Cudahy Packing Company a gold plated medal trom the Duroc Record Association, and a check tram the same association tor 3385. The champion sold tor 48 cen per pound. Other activities included a successtul F. F. A. boxing and wiestlirla event chairmaned by Joe lvliller, the Chapter Christmas party, a Parent and Sons' banquet under the direction ot Orval Lowrimore, with Joe Miller as toastmaster, and the largest parade, barbecue, and rodeo in Wasco's history, under the leadership at Orval Lowrimore. Mary Ann Edwards won a nip and tuck contest tram Norma Lohr tor the title ot Wasco's most popular girl and led the parade with the crack lvlinter Field military band as honor guard. The F. F. A. president escorted the Queen and assisted in the tlag raising ceremony at the rodeo with the Minter Field band playing To the Colors. An invocation honor ing the Wasco boys in the armed services ot their country was ottered by Rev. Neal C. Dirkse. This was tollowed by a tine rendition at the Star Spangled Banner. The parade was the largest in Was os history and was made up almost entirely ot local entries. Daredevil Tilton Tracy, tormer F. F. A. president and leader, thrilled the crowd with an exhibition ot riding a wild Brahma steer backwards Buck Sprague, tormer Wasco F. F. A., won the bareback bronc riding while Everett l-lake topped Frank Gatner and Tilton Tracy in the Brahma steer riding. John Camp was tirst in the F. F. A. steer riding In response to the request ot the U. S. govern- ment tor increased production ot pork, beet, dairy, poultry and garden products, Wasco F. F. A. boys I have shipped in three carloads ot corn and wheat Y this year, and purchased locally. over Aa hun- dred tons ot grain to teed out 90,000 pounds out beet, 40,000 pounds ot pork, 6,000 tryers and double the number ot dairy products ot l94l. The ration tor Uncle Sam's tighting men is high in pro- tein, and the government request attorded Wasco F. F. A. boys an opportunity to do their bit toward the national goal ot victory. Every member planted and cared tor a Victory garden on the Ag Farm laboratory and many planted Victory gardens at home. Pictures ot the school tarm gardens were taken by representatives ot the California State Bureau ot Agricultural Edu- cation tor a slide series. Loans totalling over Sl0,000 have been negoti- ated with the Wasco Branch, Bank ot America, to carry on F. F. A. livestock proiects. Much ot this has been repaid and an excellent credit rating established tor those completing repayment. New loans are being made as needed under the super- vision ot the Chapter adviser, P. D. Spilsbury. THE WASCONIAN 2: i942 f9 ... . Top Row: Clemens Ifland Frantz Rogers Schroeder Miller Dowdy Moore Middle Row: Williamson Bush Poettgen McKibben Porter Frantz, Sam Grissom Bottom Row Reimer Perryman Knox Williams Corzrrins Bridges Balzer Carriker F' if ,uma X 'S' mr' WQQCU ' M tx o Z H 's f E .' 'f v ar' ,T - 'E 4 INDUSTTQIAI. ARTS, The Industrial Arts Club consists ot shop students proven to have particular interest in mechanical worlc. Through such a club, privileges in the use ot certain tools and equipment and in taking industrial trips are ottered. One social event. semi-monthly business meetings, and hobby nights malce up the regular activities. The members wear a well resigned green bronze key which is symbolic ot the ideals ot the club. Top-Students learning the whys and wl1erefores of metal work., Bottom4A class in auto mechanics discover what makes a. motor t1ck. QT CALIFORNIA SCI-ICDLAIQSI-lIl3 l3EDEl2ATlOlXlils Top Row: Crawford, Dobrenen, Frantz, Spilsbury, Reimer, Coggins, Robertson, Neufeld, VVilliamson Powell, Gafner, Williams. Third Row: Schellenberg, Bagyrs, Brier, Barrows, D., Sadler, Miles, Barrows, A., Neufeld, Cole, Wasson Hunt. Second Row: Struempf, Linnenbrink, McWilliams, Wiebe, Casida, Grundt, Ash, Campbell, Goodrich Newman, Buechler. Bottom Row: Dueck, Fulcher, Andes, Baker, Brooks, Parks, Carter, Talley, Tribble. The number of members of the California Scholarship Federation increased from twenty- tiye the tirsf semester to thirty-four the second semester. The chief activities were a district convention held in Delanoj on Dec ber 6 and a profitable sandwich sale on December l3. ,f I mmewcu crue l 49 Top Row: Toomay Crawford If land Robertson Edwards Miles Barrows Lohr Middle Row: Halderman Sadler Smith Barrows D., Parks Howze Bottom Row: Bases Thom as Camp Cooper Goertz Note: Ces phrases sont pour l'avenir! Le iour que vous repasserez cet Annuaire, et que vous direz: Ah, mais ouil .la'i etudie le francais.-Combien d'annees? -Passons ,cal-Voyons si je peux encore le lirel Tiens! Tad et Ray, Donald et Scott, quels braves graconsl Mary Ann et Eleonore, Aileen et Norma, toutes charmantes. Voila Lee, honnete, Virginia et Beverly, gentilles fillesj Eleonore et Gerry, toutes deux habilesg Bernetta, exquise. Voici Faye et Betty, belles amesj Mildred et Ruth si gaiesg Maxine, joyeuse caroctere. Note: Revez maintenant. Qu'ont-ils fait, que font-ils tout a l'heure ces omis d'outrefois? Completez le tableau, et amusez-vous bien, car vous n'avez pas oublie tout votre francais si vous avez lu jusqu' ici! Beau reyes! 'LATIN Cl.UBe ci l'JUNlOlQ BUSINESS CI.UB?ZiZ- The Junior Business Club is composed ot on snnoll group ot students. It is chietly in- tended tor students interest, ed in business troining. The otticers ore president, Olivio Linnenbrinlc: vice president, Lillion Lciwson: secretory, Lorroine l'lordoing treosurer, Glydio Lunog ond reporter, Vernito Schroeder. The club held vorious so- ciols during the yeor ond directed o condy sole out one ot the tootboll gomes. Top Row-Linnenbrink, O., Cardriff, Green, Gloeckler. Middle Row--Lawson, Luna, Pollard, Hardoin. Bottom Row--Linnenbriuk, L., Tilman, Schroeder, Perryman. Top Row-Murphy, Bridges, Albert, Hunt, Reichhuld, Campbell, Grunt, Dill, Zielman, Wasson, Kleist, Williams. Third how-Tribble, Burke, Camp, Sadler. Parks. Smith, Miles, Robertson, Hampton, Bova, Crawford. Second Row-Luruh, Carter, Thornburg, Brier, Dubrenen, Skocls, Phillips, Albany, Beeson,Tribble,McLain. Fiisi Row-Schroeder, Voorheis, Esnoz, Foust, Parker, Niesson, Moody, Thompson, Horn, Newman. Messick, McGinnis, Anpley. ln Lotin verboge, clerivotively specilqing, it rnciy be soid that the superimposed portroit depicts the present personnel ot the oncient oncl honoritic orgonizotion Sub Verbo. Otticioting hove been Potricio Goodrich ond Betty Wi'ight, presidents: Betty Wright ond lvlorgciret Compbell, vice presidents: ond Merle Wosson ond Gerry Porlcs, secretory-treosurers. I THE WASCONIAN :: T942 f CAPTAIN PACKARD VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES Wasco, 33 McFarland, 6 Wasco, 26 Tehachapi, O Wasco, 20 Shaiter, O Wasco, 26 Lane Pine, O Wasca. 35 Tait Varsity Res.. O Wasco, 8 Bakersfield Res., 7 Wasco, I3 Bakersfield Res. I3 Wasco, O E. Bakersfield, 20 Top Row-Wise, Crist, Camp, Mitchell, Jiminez, Bernal, Carrxker Packard, Ornelaz, Wright. Toomay, Williamson. Bottom Row-Barber, Knox, Berzthold, Spilsbury, Coggins, Smgley Hester, Chitwood, Gilbreath, Smith, Brown. COACH WISE COACH MANN I X f ii iii' A-2 . , 'I L K gf fi EWA5 ON 'Iup left to bottom left Muldlc low top to bottom Top rxght to bottom Fl ht Offxuxs of Gxrl Reserves Sllence Preuuls QU Custodmne Ye Edxtors Basketball Managers Im Hungry Fxret Semester Student Body Let':-. try tha. T' thus time Offlcerb Football Managers T H T I A N 11 1 9 4 2 E3 x in s , Av H I -4 .I Y I 4 W Sf' 31514 1 ei,n ' xx , I 4 r -V 'ZZ' Y E 'L is 3 . . . TH Top Row--Mann, Schmidt, Wood, Gafner, Guidi, Harder, Burke, Rogers, Brier, Hadlock, Sanchez, Smith. Middle Row-Hitson, Perryman, Hicks, Ornelaz, fBenJ, Shell, Snider, Willey, Gloeckler, Uecker, Gossett, Tackett, Mehlberg. Bottom Row-Barnard, Efseaff, Saunders, Chernabaef, Steward, Kelly, Humphrey, Boyd, Torrez, Ornelaz lJoe7. f -ofzfa t 1 ' , LIOHTWEIOHT FOOTBALL SCORES Wasco-2I Tatt Reserve U.. W.l-7 Wasco-O Shatter-7 Wasco-6 Shatter-O Wasco-O Bakersfield Sanclab Res.-I2 Wasco-O Bakersfield Sandab Res.-I3 Wasco-O Tatt Bobcats-6 Wasco-O East High-I4 EWASCONIAN 9 COACH'eN EUGART CA PTAINAPERRYMAN -iiBASKETBAI l f5??v l-4 I Q I s A BASKETBALL '2 Top Row-Mann, Bergthold, Robertson, Toomay, 1, 5 1 Mayberry, Hampton, Byers. -' ggi Bottom Row - Baker, Bridges, Crist, Neufeld. - -,,. CAPTAIN PENNER Bottgenmlflsx-Baker, Bridges. Crist, Neufeld, Dobrenen, K V ' JL- 1 , 'W19' f' I CAPTAIN BAKER F K I H Top Row--Nemzart. Ornelaz, Powell, Penner, Nikkel, Fvantz, Hnfzhus. B BASKETBALL Bottom RowYPerx-yman, Buechler, Snider, Wood, Smith. E 1 BASKETBAI I - C BASKETBALL T R M F t , Ornelnz, Stewart, Bowles, Hardom, '1 ll, J mason, A. B tt R -P tt ' Rucker, Madewell, Laughlin, Mills, Un' h, Ch b eff. I A Wasco-25 VV'asco-I 5 Wascon-I 8 Wasco-40 Wasco-39 Wasco-25 BASKETBALL SCORES B C 23 I3 Maricopa 23 IO Delano 24 I8 Delano 26 2I Maricopa 22 24 Shaffer 36 I I East Bakersfield CAPTAIN FRANTZ A B C I6 26 I8 ZI 38 I8 3I 26 I6 29 I9 I4 2I I7 7 26 - 34 I7 Wasco-35 3 I I6 Taft 4I 26 22 Wasco-34 24 I5 Bakersfield 40 I6 I8 Wasco-I 7 I6 I3 Bakersfield I8 23 27 Wasco-37 32 I6 Shaffer 26 I4 I I Wasco-28 34 20 Taft 3 I I5 I6 Wasco-36 25 I9 East BaIcersfieId I8 27 22 Wasco-25 -I' and B Buffet 3I Wasco- 4 I Lakewoods 3 I Wasco- 32 Grammar 5cI1ooI I2 l HU dl THE WASCONIAN 2: l942 Future sfenogrophers Bottomfflleft top to bottom: Rifle Club: Merrily we slide along: Sawdust in the making. Right top to bottom-School isn't all study: Three's not always a crowd?: What's Mercury got that Verlin hasn't? o ' , ll T' .--- l' l . l f I .X 1 Msg 1: I.. mmm 1. THE WASCONIAN :: 1942 Industrious looking, oren't they? ,I qv :V i ,ff i w K If Bottom-Left Top to Bottom: Middle-Top to Bottom: Right Top to Bottom: Have you heard the latest? Girl Reserve Officers. Stitching is asi good as ditching. In days of old. Enroute to Lone Pine. Food for thought-Ho-hum! Home Nursing. Presidential Campaign. Dictatorship on the march-your guess is as good as ours. E WASCONIAN :: 1942 ,r .Ni-lb ' x ni -l Left to Right Row One: Left to Right Row Two: Left to Right Row Three: Baseball or war strategy? Two clroops and a drip Milady sews Ho hum! Think it will rain? Noise Makers Buss drivers l oi' . Bottom Picture: Song Leaders for the first semester Day before exams THE WASCONIAN :: 1942 1. Loft top to bottom: Couch and his be-st girls Hands across the table The A, B, C's of English Right top to bottom: Band quintette Al Simpson, architect and Nick Neufeld, inspector. for our new gym Wherc's your excuse 'I THE WASCONIAN5: I9 42 Left, Top to Bottom: Gafner plays papa. Penner tills without toil. Duane and his Grand Champion. Regina shows the boys how. Middle, Top to Bottom: The bull with Camp. All work and no play makes FFA boys good farmers. It may take work to produce a champion, but-Ouchl FFA chicken farm. Right, Top to Bottom: One against many. Fowl play. Pellett displays his pride and joy. Guidi and his calf. 11 ' I l 1 xA 1. , - -, I XV' Q.,-f. , e 5-N, is ,' W Left, Top to Bottom: Between Classes T-I, T-I, Ger- 59 THE WASCONIAN :: I9 ,, , , 1 .MJ , N SE ' Ili' I -ffl ' 5.1 ' I, fl ' ,X 74 w J X , h I ,H ,i z l W N ., ' jx lb 1 3 M' 1 1 ' '- -A w , Middle, Top to Bottom: Right, Top to Bottom: Wherefore art thou, Romeo? Something wrong:-ask Mr. Unruh Another day begins Ta-ra-ra-boom-te-a V Five girls and a can opener THE WASCONIAN :: 1942 QYQI-IONCR' Q Three degrees ot honor were awarded to the graduates ot I94l. The Pro Merito degree was awarded tor being on the honor roll tor at least one semester to Jean Victoria Coe, Leo Joseph Crettol, Nelda Lucille Ellenwood, Margaret l-ladlock, Letha Eulala Hilderbrand, Eunice C. Klassen, Luella Schellenberg, Jewel Ann Voth, Velda Beverly Voth, lrving Williams, and Pearl Rose Wohlgemuth. The Cum Laude degree was awarded tor being on the honor roll six semesters to Kermeth Anderson, Richard Randolph Bennett, Charlene J. Bewick, Verl James Crawford, Maruth Gloeckler, Mary Ann Goertz, Betty Jane Little, Eileen McCombs, Gale Wintred Rogers, and Frankie lrene Trogdon. The highest honor, Magna Cum Laude, was awarded to Betty Little and Gale Rogers, who made the highest scholastic record tor the entire year. Prom the class ot l942, Shirley Ash and l-larold Neufeld were select- ed to have their names inscribed on the Junior Scholarship Plaque. First Six Weeks l'lonor Roll-October I7, l94l Nyla Cole Lorraine Crawford Patricia Goodrich June McWilliams Harold Neufeld Marilyn Newman Gerry Parks , Shirley Andes Shirley Ash Aileen Barrows Dorothy Barrows Winifred Bertkau Laverne Carter Junior Coggins Ralph Powell Willis Reimer Scott Robertson Helen Schellenberg Roger Shell Phyllis Struemph Merle Wasson Helena Wiebe HONORABLE MENTION Alex Dobrenen Ella Dueck BETTY JANE LITTLE GALE ROGERS Betty June Andes Shirley Andes Shriley Ash Faye Boggs Aileen Barrows Dorothy Barrows Janet Brier LaVerne Carter Beatrice Baker Alex Buechler Mildred Camp Alex Dobrenen g S l Y SH HAROLD NEUFELD Ella Dueck A X.. Monte Bush Joe Hum Margaret Campbell June McWilliams Betty Andes Roy Gafner Wallace Reimer Anna Chernabaeft Florence Hallmark Vernita Schroeder Ray Crawford Tom Little Virginia Sadler Gwendolyn Macklin Duane Spilsbury Eleanor Miles Second Six Weeks l-lonor Roll, November 28, l94l Anna Chernabaetf Junior Coggins Nyla Cole Mary Ann Edwards Leta Mae Frantz Patricia Goodrich Tom Gossett Mary Grundt Harold Neufeld Marilyn Newman Gerry Parks Ralph Powell Willis Reimer Scott Robertson Helen Schellenberg Shirley Tribble Helena Wiebe Dallas Wilkinson Errnq Neufeld Maxine Goertz HONORABLE MENTION Eugene Fleishauer Wanda Fulcher Roy Gatner Tommy Little Eleanor Miles Betty Niessen Bonnie Perryrnan Roger Shell Wallace Reimer Virginia Sadler Annie Abma Shirley Andes Shirley Ash Faye Boggs Aileen Barrows Dorothy Barrows Janet Brier Alex Buechler Monte Bush Mildred Camp Ma rga ret Campbell Betty June Andes Bill Baker Betty June Andes Shirley Andes Shirley Ash Faye Boggs Aileen Barrows Dorothy Barrows Janet Brier NOR ROI THE WASCONlAN 1: l9 Third Six Weeks l-lonor Roll-January 23, l942 LaVerne Carter Wanda Fulcher Anna Chernabaeff Roy Gafner Junior Coggins Nyla Cole Mary Ann Dill Alex Dobrenen Mary Dobrenen Ella Dueck Maxine Goertz Patricia Goodrich Tom Gossett Mary Grundt Natale Guidi Benny Hadlock Mary Ann Edwards lrene Hartley Eugene Fleishauer Roger Frantz Joe Hunt Dewayne Laughlin June McWilliams Harold Neufeld Erma ,Neufeld Marilyn Newman Betty Niessen Bob Nikkei Gerry Parks Ralph Powell Willis Reimer Scott Robertson Lola Rucker HONORABLE MENTION Jim Brier Leta Mae Frantz Olivia Linnenbrink Gene Dowdy Sam Frantz Eleanor Miles Wallace Reimer Cora Mae Talley Semester Honor Roll-January 23, l942 Alex Buechler Monte Bush Mildred Camp LaVerne Carter Junior Coggins Nyla Cole Ray Crawford Dallas Wilkinson Mary Ann Dill Alex Dobrenen Ella Dueck Mary Ann Edwards Roy Gafner Patricia Goodrich Mary Grundt Joe Hunt June McWilliams Harold Neufeld Marilyn Newman Gerry Parks Ralph Powell Willis Reimer Herbert Williamson HONORABLE MENTION Virginia Sadler Helen Schellenberg Phyllis Struempf Shirley Tribble Merle Wasson Helena Wiebe Dallas Wilkinson Herbert Williamson Joe Miller Gene Norvell Scott Robertson Virginia Sadler Helen Schellenberg Phyllis Struempf Shirley Tribble Merle Wasson Heleno Wiebe Winifred Bertkau Eugene Fleishauer Shirley Halderman Bonnie Perryman Anna Chernabaeff Tom Gossett Eleanor Miles Wallace Reimer Betty June Andes Shirley Ash Aileen Barrows Cecil Bridges Janet Brier Alex Buechler Bill Baker Jim Brier Shirley Ash Faye Boggs Winifred Bertkau Mildred Camp Margaret Campbell LaVerne Carter Aileen Barrows Dorothy Barrows Dorothy Casida Barbara Collon Fourth Six Weeks l-lonor Roll-lvlarch I3, l942 Mildred Camp Margaret Campbell LaVerne Carter Junior Coggins Nyla Cole Ella Dueck Roger Frantz Mary Ann Dill Eugene Fleishauer Leta Mae Frantz Maxine Goertz Tom Gossett Mary Grundt Owen Humphrey Dewayne Laughlin Harold Neufeld Betty Niessen Gerry Parks Arthur Penner Ralph Powell Wallace Reimer Willis Reimer Scott Robertson Virginia Sadler HONORABLE MENTION Wanda Fulcher Olivia Linnenbrink June McWilliams Joe Miller Bonnie Perryman Joe Ann Ross Filth Six Weeks Honor Roll-April I7, l942 Junior Coggins Nyla Cole Mary Ann Dill Leta Moe Frantz Wanda Fulcher Patricia Goodrich Thomcis Cook Eugene Fleishauer Roy Gatner Tom Gossett Mary Grundt Thelma Hoskins Owen Humphrey Marilyn iNewman Betty Niessen Gerry Parks Ralph Powell Willis Reimer Scott Robertson Joe Ann Ross Lola Rucker HONORABLE MENTION Joe Hunt V Lillian Lawson June McWilliams Neva Helsley Joe Miller Gene Norvell Bonnie Perryman Wallace Reimer Mary Urzanqui Helen Schellenberg Cora Moe Talley Lee Tribble Shirley Tribble Helena Wiebe Phyllis Struempf Betty Wright Helen Schellenberg Shirley Tribble Bill Voorhies Helena Wiebe Dallas Wilkinson Betty Wright 42 THE WASCONIAN 1: I9 , i If ' sg? gf 59-i 4 ,f Top left to bottom: Cinderman Hughes Gangwayl Here we go singing-singing.: of you Ugh!! Wasco's mighty tennis team X Middle left to right: Right top to bottom Tip-in What form! fRight of middlel Time out Frankie Jiminez Albert. will he make it? When coordination counts T09 TV-'tmen Service! Sailing, sailing- Vicotry in high style. Bam! THE WASCONIAN :: l9 fB' ANNUAL STAl3l35353Q 'f -'- Left to right: Toomay, Parks, Barrows, Campbell, Gump. Fulcher, Buechler, Robertson, Bovg, and Wilkinson. Editor - - - ALEX BUECHLER Assistant Editor - ------ SCOTT ROBERTSON Business Managers - - - DOROTHY BARROWS and MARY URZANQUI Assistant Business Managers - - - GERRY PARKS and MILDRED CAMP Sports Editor ---- ---- D ALLAS WILKINSON Art Editors - ------ TAD TOOMAY and BARBARA BOVO Typists - - MARGARET CAMPBELL., HANNAH JORDAN, WANDA FULCHER THE WASCONIAN :: i942 We thank the following 'business firms and professional men for the financial assistance that has made the publication of our annual possible: Winitred D. Cokely Notary Public and Insurance Dial 373 Compliments ot Central Market Dial 84l-Shatter Arch R. Beckes General Insurance Only the Best Dial 372 Justesen's Food Store Dial 536 Western Furniture Company General Electric Appiiances Dial 552 Fred Scofield Service Station Dial 390 Max D. Hendricks, M. D. Dial 4l3l Sprouse-Reitz, Co.. lnc. Congratulations to the Seniors Spangle Studio 645 F Street G. 84 L. Market Dial 342 Robert l.. Jones Frazier's Furniture Store Dial 586 Mollie's Flowers Dial 654 l6l6 Seventh St. Compliments of Mortuary Ambulance Service . . B Dial 4471 J G Vers Cor' Ash Fred Wishard's Richfield Electrical Supplies Servlce Stqtlon 405 E sneer Dial 664 P050 lgtglesgfghwoy Kenmore l-lotel Mrs. E. E. Hampton, Proprietor Dial 39l N. 84 K. Chevrolet Company Dial 554 Cecil West's Union Station Firestone Batteries 7th and D Streets Dial 6Ol Weit's Cottage Hotel Dial 4341 Everett Kroesch Real Estate and insurance Dial 645 Compliments of The Wasco Union High School Parent-Teachers' Association Bob Waugh Authorized Distributor for Standard Stations, lnc. Dial 503 Compliments of Bush's Barber Shop THE WASCONIAN 2: l 942 We thank the following business firms and professional men for the financial assistance that has made the publication of our annual possible: Compliments of Modern Dress Shop Mrs. Clara Warden, Prop. Compliments of Cecil Page Lalcewood's lvlen's Store Headquarters for Men's and Boys' Compliments of l.oucreta's Beauty Shop Furnishings . Dial 524 w6sc6, conf. D-0' 527 Bennett's The Wasco News Chinese and American Dishes Tom Shafer, Manager Dial 506 Dial 363 Stringham 84 Janzen, Drugs School Supplies and Candies Dial 338 ldeal Service Station General Petroleum Products Dial 685 C-eo. Haberielde, lnc. Dial 618 Compliments of Camp-West-Lowe C-inning Co. Dial 324 Archer's Garage New Lathe to Turn Down All Sizes of Brake Drums Wilkinson 84 Company Well Casing Dial 4841 Wasco, Calif Union Oil Co. Dial 636 Fannin Service Station Famoso Highway Dial 4552 For Good Food Dial 302 La Algeria Cafe llth and E Streets Compliments ot Wasco Shoe Shop Wasco Hardware Company Athletic and Sporting Goods Headquarters Dial 4731 Wasco Bakery and Fountain A Home-Owned Institution Behind the Students Dial 583 Wasco, Calif. Rodney F. Wood. lvl. D. Physician and Surgeon Dial 574 A. R. Danlcworth, lnc. Jewelers - Engravers - Stationers Portland - San Francisco - Los Angeles 407 E. Pico St. Los Angeles, Calif. Stewart's Men's, Women's and Children's Furnishings Millinery and Novelties Dial 617 B E S U R E to Show Your Appreciation by Patronizing Advertisers in Tl-lE WASCONIAN Uafandaz of Euszzfs September 8-Sad Day! School opens. September 9-Happy Day! l-lolidayl September I5-Rules and Regulations! First Student Body Assembly. September I9 --Rah! Roh! Wasco beats McFarland. September 25-First Lightweight game with Tatt. September 26 -Ag boys get awards. October I-Junior Business Class invades local bank. October 3-Shatter is downed by Wasco Tigers! Yet, still, ancl againl October 7-First P-T. A. meeting. October IO- October I 7 -Long anxious day-then report cords! October 23- October 24- October 25 Lightweights ploy at Shatter. Sad Day! East Bakerstield downs Wasco Tigers. Girl Reserves have a hot time. -Sophomores cavort in gym. November 4-First senior play practice. November I I-Another breathing spell. November I3-Red Cross Assembly. November I5-F. F. A. Boxing and Wrestling Matches. Ag boys display their brown. November I8-Sophomores mop up treshmen. November 20 and 2 I-Vacation! Lots ot turkey and dressing. November 27-Special assembly. Santa Fe pictures. Oratori- col contest. November 28-French Club traternizes at Pollaclcs. December 5-First basketball game with Maricopa. As usual, Wasco won. December 8-Special assembly to hear President Roosevelt ask Congress tor a declaration ot war against Japan. December I2-Senior play. December I7-Public Speaking Class makes transcription ot lite ot Alexander Graham Bell. Football banquet. A great day, huh? December I8-F. F. A. boys entertain sweeties at o Christmas party. December I9-Band goes to Delano tor concert. December 20'-Girl Reserves play Santa Claus. December 24 to January 5-Christmas vacation. Time to play with our toys. January I3-Shatter's A and B basketball teams downed by Wasco. January I4-Nominations tor student body otticers. Cjafencfcm o f Ecrents January 23-Phewl Semester ends. January 30-F. F. A. assembly. Cries and tears, report cards. February 3-New Ideal First singing assembly. Juniors de- clared prima donnas. February I I-Delano band plays tor assembly. Delano sisters make a hit. February I4--P-T. A. sponsors play night. February 27-Last basketball game ot year. March 7--First track meet ot the year. March IO-lnterclass track meet. March l l-Willis Reimer places second and Loraine Crawford fourth in Lions' Club Kern County Public Speaking Contest. March 20-Public Speaking Class gives Red Cross program. March 25--Reimer wins California History Contest tor Kern County. and goes to Southern California for finals. March 25-27-Dental examination. Pick and chisel day. March 27-One-act plays. March 3I-Fire training class begins. Agiiril 3-Easter vacation. Glorious! Books discarded tor three ays. April I4-Spanish class presents Pan-American assembly. April 26-Band Concert. April 28-Public School Week Program. April 29-30-Daddy and mamma check on kiddies on visiting da s. Aprily3O-County Track Meet held by correspondence. May 2-Ag Fair. Mary Ann Edwards, our queenie, leads the parade. Rodeo thrills and spills. May 8-Latin Club assembly. Milk baths and Nero tiddles. laround?l May 9-And morning ot May IO-Junior-Senior Banquet. May I2-Eighth graders clutter campus. May I4-Pierce Knox assembly. May I5-Freshman party. Freshmen tear up the gym. May I9-Nominations ot student body otticers and assembly given by Miss Buckingham's history students. May 23-Seniors sweat over Subiect A Test. May 25-Baccalaureate. ,Q gfbw.,-i3,,,.,- Q7-Cfgf1,.,..e May 27-l-lilarious progrant given by seniors-their last per- tormance in Wasco l-ligh. May 28-The long awaited day tinally arrives. School is out. At night-graduation. Goodbye, chums. N, 9 Y' , ., . -- ...pt -L ,rl ,Q i v : A E- ' .J 1.5 .S . I 1 1, ,.-f L 2 5 h I 1 .ffff-f V ' I I f 7 'S I T A4 I j' XQ, A f rv' Acknowledgements We thank the patrons, students, and faculty members for their able and willing assistance which made this year's Wasconian possible. We are particularly grateful to the Staff of the Wasco News: TOM SHAFER, COLVER JONES, PAUL GROVES To the Photographer: MR. WILLIAM SPANGLE To the Members of THE WASCONIAN STAFF MISS MABEL F. 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