Washington Community High School - Wacohi Yearbook (Washington, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1947 volume:

IJLllJ1.lNhCd by SENIOR CLASS Walshimngtomn Community High Scclhooll W ashiungt0nn, Illllliiimoris Mfmswm Rum M 'WTI Nyf-X N x M 2 3 a ACOl-ll UN lMlTlED The educational train speeds rapidly down the traclss of time with the principal at the controls as the engineer, guiding us to happiness and success. The teachers are the essential conductors , giving instruction and guidance, and having always our welfare in mind. The passengers on this educational train range from the seniors of the drawn ing rooms to the freshmen in the cahoose. All are travel: ing to reach the ultimate goal of hetter living and a liner world. ll ri P REWO D M h1t1x V XC OHV It IS x 011 xom Hmnclx L W L lt NOR ll r111c ll LICN 0 xucmu x 15 1111 p N1TL,x md Lxpurlpngpx wu hub h1c 111 hl 1 u cr lruxh 111 xour mmcl NLITS from nov 1 rpHLu11111 ol xoux hopgx md CITLIIHN xom pl mx for tha. futuru nlfhmx than Jx W XC H1 X1 thu C ontru x 1' ISNLIILLTN HI XLL11111 Tn Houtp Spun from the hxux 111011 C 1r 1 1 1 X 1 and 111' lc.-1cl1cr,x wha hclpgd ' 1 xtnrt, -' 1 011 11111 '1 11 .I rl 111 1 1. t , 11' f ',1Ckl: Il i .1 ' ' jx 3 11 1 Ll I 5.511 xchoul. 11 ix thc memories that kccp N5'.Cf.H.S. - - ' v' f ' jw , ' 1 '. Mix 1111 N' A 9' ' 1 1. , 1' 1 , f 1 Tlcylff. I. A ' 4 f ml H. 1 Kf- IY. 1 1 U' -I '-'. 'Ss'-Q:-..,1:g.5L::.5,,::a,. . 'X was -affix ' --'K' S D s f - i 1 X I S I l To Mr Golden Babcoolc The Semor Class ol: 119417 allectmonately dlechcates thus Wacohu yearbools to our coach ol: football anal trach, I Mr Golden Babcooh Daring the ten years MGolthe has been a teacher at W C l'l S , M e have llounldl has ifrnendllv personahty antl gemal manner an asset to our school teacher of mathematics courses, ancdl assistant principal rf I Y X r X X Qi X X x X53 by X A is yrs w X - X scs- s s -5 f ix S X Front row left to nght Vlrgrma Taral Barbara Longley Carol Reeser loan Strubhar Mary Brown Blanche Smrth Georgene Don Levy Dorothy Wallace Second row Kathryn Schuck Barbara Nofsmger Ahce Trobaugh Wrlma lngle Alma Esclers Ann Schroen Mary Colgan Ruth Meyer Barbara l-lardy Thxrd row lame Geltrraker Phyllrs Van Dyke Betty Koch Margaret Helken Mary Lee Smrth Ruth Archer Mary Dudas Mrss Prrmm Mary Tully Fourth row Alex Sekeres Ierry Sauder LeRoy Smrth Wesley Cowan Crarg Lytle George Herbst Bob Summer Drck Meyer Bob Roberts Frith row Eugene Schroen Don Mmch Btchard Walker Bae Helple Gene Menz lames FOX Ierry Ebmger LeRoy Leutholcl Dale Gundy Ca l Kammeyer Wacohn Staff Thrngs happened pretty fast around here thrs year but our stat members were rrght on the rob takmg prctures and Wrrtrng up the numerous OCIIVIIIGS that make the Wacohr Unlrrmted s Wheels spln Hope you wlll be pleased Wrth the fru1ts of our labors and thanks for all of your cooperatron CO EDITORS BUSINESS MANAGERS ASSISTANTS SPORTS EDITORS SPORTS REPORTERS ADVERTISING EDITORS ASSISTANTS MUSIC EDITORS MUSIC REPORTERS Wesley Cowan Mary Dudas Cal Kammeyer Buth Archer Leroy Leuthold Ierry Ebrnger Alex Sekeres Blanche Smith Le-Boy Smxth Bob Summer Cratg Lytle Dale Guncly Howard Vohland Rae C Hetple ll Barbara Longley Irrn Fox Blchard Walker Bob Roberts Vlrgtnla Taral lerry Sauder Gene Menz Mary Brown FEATURE WRITERS TYPISTS UNDERCLASS EDITORS Freshman Sophomore lumor ADVISOR Carol Reeser Ann Schroen Mary Colgan Barbara Nolstnger Ioan Strubhar Alrce Trobaugh Ruth Meyer Barbara Hardy Eugene Schroen Don Mmch Dorothy Wallace Bae C Herple ll Georgene Don Levy Betty Koch Phylxs VanDyke Wrlma lngle Kathryn Schuck Mary Tully Alma Esders Dlck Meyer George Herbst Margaret Helken Mary Lee Smith Mrss Barbara Prlmm O . 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Harold Ebert Vlctor Schwarzentraub Alvln Brunnenmey r Herbert Kell Mrs Katie B Kmsmger Mrs Loulse L llnder BUARD OlF EDUCATION d1reCt the plan of actlon for therr workers ln our tram of learnmg We would be unable to operate w1thout the oonstant cooperatron and d1rect1on of the Board of Edu catlon We are grateful for thrs gurdrng hand and therefore Wrsh to extend our apprecratlon to these people who have helped us keep our tram on the track of hrgher learrung Q82 ln all Work there are executives-the persons who CHIEE ENGINEER Mr L H Elam Prtncrpal At me controls of the Wacohl Unl1m1ted rs our co Letent engmeer Mr L H Elam Far from the t adrtlonal engmeer who has ttme to lean out the cab wmdow and Wave to passers by as he pulls the whrstle cord Mr Elam IS kept busy c r1ng for the varlous admmrstrattve and supervrs ry dunes and teachma world hrstory Holder f a BEd degree from Maryvrlle State Teachers College and an M A degree from the Unwersrty of MISSOUFI Mr Elam has also attended Bradley Untversrty and Warrensburg State 'l a hers Colleae The students rn our hrgh schools are experrencrng much of the same uncertamtres of the postwar era now confrontmg the1r sentors They realrze that further tralnrng wrll be more drfflcult and that competttton IH therr chosen vocatrons W1ll be keener lt 1S the arm of the members of the staff of thrs school to portray to students not only the d1ff1cult1es that are ahead of them but to polnt out the opportunltles for success and SGIVICG that are posslble 1n a World that has an excellent promlse to go forward under the leadershrp of the splendrd youth of our tlmes L A Elarn Prmcrpal The Wacohr Unlrmlted lost an rrnportant member of 1ts personnel rn March when Ioan Attlg left her pos1t1on as offlce secretary An mvaluable ard to Engmeer Elam and a favorlte for four years Wtth the passengers of the Un l1m1ted, loan went to her new posltlon wrth our best Wtshes for her success and happ1ness asv? 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Q . . , ondlmulctors Mrs Irma Andrews BA Umverslty of W1scons1n Lahn Soclal Stuches Sophomore Advxsor L1brary Dtrectox Mr Edwm Bngham B S llhnols Wesleyan MA Uruversxty ol lllmols Chem1stry Physlcs General Science umor Advlsor M1ss Thelma Ebert Umverszty Commerce Panther Advxsor MISS Barbara Pr1mm B S Northeast M1ssour1 State Teachers College Enghsh WACOHl Advlsor Mr Golden Babcock B A Bradley Un1vers1ty MGlhSmGl1CS Football Coach Co Adv1sor of W Club M1ss Mlldred Duckstad North Dakota State College Home Economlcs Semor Advtsor F H A Advlsor M1ss Iuamta Nutt B S Illmots State Normal Umversxty Director of Iumor and Semor Plays Co Advxsor of Intra Mural Commxttee Student Councxl Advlsor G A A Advlsor Mr Roy Romaxu A B Carthage College B1ology Physxcal Educatlon Basketball Coach CoAdv1sor of W Club Co AdV1SOf of Intra Mural Committee M1ss Frances Whlttaker Ml' L T Wflght B S Un1vers1ty of llhnoms Musxc Co Advisor of Assembly Comm1ttee BS lllmoms State Normal Un1vers1ty lndustrxal Arts Freshman Adv1sor Co AdV1SOF of Assembly Commxttee . . 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DRAWING ROHM OCCUPANTS Sonrotrs M s Duckstad advlsor Marv Brown v1ce presldent Carl Kammeyer treasurer Ioan Strubhar secretary Bob Bob ers presxdent As we the semors heard the frnal All aboard we clrmbed upon the Wacohr Unhmrted for our last and most excrtmg rrde The conductors ushered us to our spacrous drawmg rooms and we began wrth the electron of offrcers for the comlng year Bob Boberts was elected our dlrector of affarrs wlth Mary Brown Ioan Strubhar and Carl Kammeyer as hrs able assrstants Le Boy Smrth Buth Archer and Bob Summer promrsed to make our frnal rrde a good one as councll members Mlss Duckstad our personal conductor was stand mg by to assrst us l-lavrng everythmg under,control we had trme to look about us and plan a hayrrde at the next stop Brrrf lt WAS cold but the hot dogs were certarnly worth warttng forl Our last homecomrng certarnlv was a nlce one and our class was well represented by our pretty queen Tootre Meyer Dont you thmk so? Next we were berng enterta1ned rn the drner at the annual Iunror Senror Banquet by the future resldents of the drawmg rooms We wrsh to thank them for some Wonderful entertamment Blow the whrstlel We Just pulled 1nto Chrcagol was our cry Bducat1on and fun went hand rn hand on rhrs tr1p Our temporary stop off was the Morr1son Hotel Many tours and lots of places to go after the tours certamly d1d keep us busy But rt was all over too soon and we were on our homeward Journey Soon we were pulllng up and steammg 1nto Washlngton to face that lnevrtable event semester tests but they were soon over too Next we were preparmg for our f1nal departure from the Wacohr Unlrmrted Graduahon a sad but happy event was our frnal ceremony aboard the Unllmrted then rt pulled to a screechmg halt at the threshold of our destm atrons At thrs polnt We w1ll board other trams but separately Rather sadly We look back Wrth fond recollectlons of all the travels we ve had togeth er but we look forward to our brrght futures made posslble by our adventures experrenced at W C H S Ruth Archer Plenty of pep when she leads our cheers Youll look lW1Ce belle-ve us dears Mary Brown Srlence to Mary IS worse than dyrng But who car S she keeps on tryrng I 0 3 t U FP . 13 f I f f f ' A . 1, . . - - tt H - I I - I I I 1 - I f ' f I - 1 . . .1 , - 1 ' 1 wt - H , . , . . H . . . . 1, . - 1 1 r - 1 1 I f - 1 , . . . 1 1 I E2 I . Somors Mary Colgan Or1a1nal and full of fun Bnght and cheerful as the sun Wesley Cowan Happy am I from care lm free Why can t they all be contented lxke me? Georgene Don Levy Her eyes are hke stars Bhnkrnq off and on SVR Mary E Dudas Allhough a glrl of Wll and brams Tls true ol h1sto y she complalns any X Ierry Ebmger Actlon not speech Proves the man Vernon Esch So much tune to care For llttle rlpples 1n h1s halr ms., we -im' S- 5 'S hm Fox Roammq the halls IS hls sport Unt1l he comes to Marlon s port Ianle Geltmaker She loves but one at a llrne Oh Why cant we makes ll'11S Jmgle hymeV Dale Gundy All qreat men are dead or clyrng, l dont feel so well myself Barbara Io Hardy A typxst Barbara plans to be To some mce doctor cant you see? Q .wi--,Hn ' ap we . J 1 X ' l Q , I ' 1 9 I I . xi' X 1 nv 1 xl' ' .-i f . ls r X 5 V lr-f , . Y 1 ' 2 -:hr ,b H-.Q 2 if 5 1 f + X X , 'M , , , r . K Www Seniors Rae C. Heiple, H Oh, how I love lo prove l'm right, When e'er you choose, by day or night. Wilma Ingle Sittin' by the lelephone, Waitin' for my guy to come home. Carl Wm Kammeyer I like work-il fascinates me: l can sil and look at it for hours. Betty Koch To be a nurse IS Bettys arm Shell fmd cr mce doctor and change er HCIIDS Charles Koemg Modes C1 hls shyness shows Happy as hls smlles drsclose LeRoy Leuthold A httle qulet a httle shy A httle fella not so h1gh Barbara Longley Basketball and pmg pong are two of her sports But youll fmd her most on the tenms courts Cralg Lytle Here s a redhead wlth style and looks L1ke somethmg out of the movre books Margle Melvm Who wants to be a Crabby old crank? Llfe w1thout laughmgs a dreary blank Gene Menz Llttle Boy B ue come blow your horn The mus1cs sweet but lt sounds hke corn Scmonrs Ruth Meyer She takes a duet of V1tam1n B Blues barrel house and booqre Woogle Don Mmch Sometlmes l Slf and thmk Sornetxrnes l 1ust sit Lee Monroe Casey Iones rnountln to hx cabm Casey lanes orders ln hls hand Alvm Montgomery It s such a bore to be a handsome man Come get me qlrls wh1le you can Barbara N ofsmger ls she talkmg agam or yet? For my money Ill bet on ye Carol Reeser Carols the seasons pick Shes Wacohls shckest chick Bob Roberts Come here and be a qood fellow L1ttle Davxd play on your cello Gerald Sauders Belleve me the country has tts charms Especlally lf Do othys on the farm Burl Schahrer rather lxsten than talk rather rlde than walk Murl Schahrer Happy ao lucky qay and free Nothmq exlsts that trouble m 11516 Quik 59' 1 9 ab 'GQ' if Scmotrs Eugene Scholes Why bother to tay awake tn a It l can slumber ana stlll pass Robert Schrock lf everyone were as loud as he School a qutet place would be Ann Schroen A blush cz slah Dan Cuptd s IH her eye Eugene Schroen l tand on the brtnlc of a great career Wont somebody push me off ot here? Kathryn Schuck Kate must love the matlman She wntes so o oo many lette W11mer Sears He tntends to be the most prosp ous Farmer that ever straddled a rrtllc stool Alex Sekeres He has no t1me for qtrls or ar' A mere dtoloma 1 hls alrr Blanche Sm1th You always see Blanche wtth o srntle On her face and a boys rmg rt her ftnqer LeRoy Sm1th One ot our quiet rererved senicrr, Who odds diqnity to our class. Ioan Strubhar Dont let your lessons lntertere with your education. Somors Donald Summer Present IH body Absent 1n mlnd Robert Summer Manny s pastlrne IS hrs sport Especlally on the basketball court V1rgm1a Taral Gmn ma turn Hxnclu et Y Y Y She charms snakes wlth her clarmet Robert Th1eme Football IS hls sport Morale IS h1s lnterest Allce Trobaugh In Latln she s a wrt and a card For her the translat1ons are not hard Phylhs Vcm Dyke Is worth two on the phone Howard Vohlcmcl Pharmacy 1S h1s ambrtlon So let hlm f1ll your prescrlptlon Rlchard Walker Looks neat thmks a lot Looks bashful but hes not Dorothy Wallace L1fe wrthout love 1S very stupld But shes happy when she sees Cupld Da Ival Worthington ommon sense IS Jnstmct Enough of 1t IS genlus Tl I . f J I A ring on her finger , , , ,-. . . . h V 1 PUILILMAN PASSENGERS 4,559.3 pu ,lvl mm -Q. ':,:.:.-ss' ': E?1fZ?inifLizz -522223 , Juniors M Bmqham adn or V rqvu Hallam vmce pre 1dent Geo af He b 1 treo urer Momlvw M ll'll ec et'IrV Dlck Me-we D slde t Sylvlu Ahg Dolores Attlg Dona Bays Pat Blrkett Gene Cherrle Ramona Cowan Wxllxe Davls Dorothy Ebmger Dlck Fox .- Ronald Guth Vxrgxnm Hallam Davxd Harget Betty Hexlcen Margaret Hexken George Herbst Pat Hett Iody Heyl B111 Holhday Lozs Houston Thelma Ingle Mary Iunk Rlchard Kell Manlyn Wxssel Shzrley Knabe Eugene Koch Mary Lasance - - . ' Robert Long ' Mike McDonough ' Marian Magee , ff - Marilyn Martini 'lFlHllE JllUNllUlPt CLASS You ask about that first day of school for the 56 Pullman riders? Well, one thing l know, it was a confused mumble-mumble of greetings, and people trying to find other people, and my not being able to find our newly-elected secretary, Marilyn Martini. Richard Meyer, our president, Virginia Hallam, our vice-president, and George Herbst, our treasurer, were auite easily found, if l remember correctly, but in that long line of Pullmans l had to let Mr. Brigham, our personal conductor, find our lovely but disappearing secretary. Then LeRoy Smith called for the assistant firemen, otherwise known as council members, Pat Birkett, Willie Davis, and Donald Stoetzel-whom we barely got elected in time to go to work. That caused quite a stir for a while, then we got a telegram for Ramona our candidate for Homecoming Queen. Some one was sending her a telegram congratulating her. She wouldnt tell us who it was but we could make some good guesses. I guess that was about all we did that first day as if that didnt give me enough gray hairs Oh ld almost forgottenl We did agree that we would have to feed those lazy seniors in the spring and also let the townspeople have their glimpse of culture by viewing our play sometime in November l guess it was at this time that we decided to allow our fellow riders to bring glory to the school as in the past in sports music and scholastic achievements Then we settled back into our luxurious plusln seats to continue merrily on through the wondrous land of Higher Educationovia Dale Mason Barbara McKinney Richard Meyer lack Morgan Clarence Parks Roberta Parr Lyle Pfefftnger Iackle Roehm Alta Schertz Mary Schlobohm Lillian Scholes Robert Schroen Alice Schuck Paul Schwarzentraub Ieanne Shlpley Eugene Slmpson Mary Lee Smith Marjorie Sprague George Somers Don Stoetzel Yvonne Vogelsang Connie Watters Iody Weaver Betty Wenger 1: QQ 44 bb bd' 'E' as THE DAY COACHES gig x I'- .... iii? X 4420? vw 3 x fini sri.: Sopllaomares Mrs Andrews aclv1sor Walter Schuck treasurer Norma MC Donough VICE presrclent Allen Andrews secretary B111 Woody presrdent Genevxeve Ahg Allen Andrews R1chard Atterberry Robert Balley Marcxa Banks B111 Berlett Irene Berlett Audrey Blumenshme Dale Boley Marxlyn Clark Mxldred Daum Gene Duvxes Dorothy Dxebel Alma Esders Donald Essxg Dons Faxrchlld Nancy Garmers rrances Gxllan Eugene Hartman Ellen Heyl Irma Hunz1ker 'Vfary Hunzzker Ferne Imhoff Ferne Ingle Corrme Kamp Alan Keck Carol Kell Leona Kell Robert Klmplmg Melva Kuykendall l MK kg' With the final 'lAll-aboardl ringing in our ears, we boarded the Wacohi Unlimited leaving immediately on the Right Track. Ahead were sessions of earnest learning garnished with wholesome fun to be shared with fellow-travel- ers. Mrs. Andrews, our conductor, assigned us to the daycoach upon seeing the single word Sophomore on our tickets lt has its advantages over the Caboose no? A Whistle blowing event vt as the elect on of cla s officers Bill Woody president Norma McDonough vir. pre ident Allen Andrews secretary and Walter Schuck treasurer Our student council representatives were Donaline Sundstrom Pat Pfeffinger and Richard Atterberry Homecoming really showed our steam Every sophomore beamed with pride when Norma McDonough Q corted by Richard Atterberrv was crowned queen Gur homecoming float a c Jered wagon driven by Loyd Wenger won second prize Among our 58 members are honoi roll students and some noteworthy athletes too Our tram is speeding on into the n aht We gaze with eagerness into the future in which we will someday emerge as educated men and women Ronald Legel Eula Leuthold Claire Mason Norma McDonough 9, Burns Meyer Donald Meyer 6? Iesse Parsons Betty Perry Pat Pfeffmger Audrey Phillips Mary Phillips Bob Preston Mary Rich Walter Schuck Charles Seaton 9 Mary Seaton Evelyn Spring NN 5 S' J Donalme Sundsirom Bill Sweety Rita Thewlxs Nelda Waddell Ioe Waggoner Donald Ward AES' Loyd Wenger Iohn Wmese Bill Woody 44212 . g . 7 i S . Z . I A v ge- A Sr AP , I . ll. 5 . y EE 2' -1. J ,.-5 ,,'i if 1 A uf I 4 ' ' .,.t-: A p '- .,., 2 -A XA '.'- At-if 5 ' ' -.t ,.,,., Ai ' ' .:,. A f - , ' Y V... .. , ill J-r I V l, ., A sr ' Q : gt E3f'1f2i, . bu if L . .,.. I 4 lux'- . ' . ' A' we r A Q , 'A A IOY mssef ' :':' - 563s ..'.. if p ,. . , ,, - 4' .-... A ' .. . -' -if: tll., .. 52? L, , lv Q Q M X I si, c 3 'rp we I 'rtt -A ' A Z 'W' A , eg 5 -Q .11 '.'- wk!! i K , if .Q . gym I 5 :-5 A 1 1 D . -,fai n .I i TFIPSAIULJING HN THJE CAIBOOSIE .gp--.Q Hsu? 'ISP' J 1 W: e229 Frcslumcn Mr Wrlqhf advrsor Bob RICE treasurer Ahce Meme Kam m yer secretory Dean Long V1CGCI'9QlClGl'll Iumor Kncxbe Charles Alexander Marilyn Blhg Kenneth Barels lack Blackburn Bzll Blumenshme Wxmfred Bradle Ice Bralcher Larry Colegrove Stanley Dxlkey Ted Don Levy Mary lane Enlow Ioe Ernst Thomas Fxchl Donald Fleener Emma lean Gocker R1chard Guth Kennelh Hagan Randall Hand Robert Havens Dons Hess Donald Hmkley Raymond Hulhng Anne Iones Alxce Mane Kammeyer Mary Kell Raymond Kell Iumor Knabe Georqe Koemg Kenneth Koppenhoefer Wxllxam Leckey lFlRlESHMlEN All 57 of us Were bewrldered nd soared as we scrambled aboard the Wacohr Unlrrnrted for the frrst tune Seerng that We Were to be seated rn the caboose we settled down for a bumpy unenfoyable rrde through the frrst days of school and 1n1t1at1on After awhrle We got used to rt eo We deorded to elect offroers Wrth Mr Wrlght helprng us we prcked pretty gooa ones too They were funror Knabe presrdent Dean Long vroe presrdent Alrce Mane Karnmeyer secretary and Bob Rroe treasurer The student councrl repre entatrves were Raymond Kerl Melody Leckey and Kenneth Hagan At Homeoornrng our float came rn fr st Melody Lecky was our oandrdate for Hornecomrng Queen Thrs has been a most enfoyable year desprte the frrst few weeks Next year We hope to have a better tune aboard the 'same tram but seated grandly rn the day coach rnstead of the oaboose Melody Leckey Dean Long Dlck Louck Ronald Marshall Donald Moore Donald Osborn Kenneth Patterson Patsy Pierce Robert Rader Iack Rermer Robert Rexmer Robert Rlce Eleanor Schlmk Ioan Schmrdt Duane Schmrtt Betty Schrock Robert Sears Ioyce Sprague Iames Stoetzel Rrchard Teubel Mary Tully Lucxlle Wagenbach Wzlbur Welk Elsre Wzdmer Donna Wrssell Orvrlle Zlmmerman 44232 me-X3 fY a A , , , N. . . 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E3 S ' 29 ' 4 7 ' I A 30 ' xff' ii' I Lg , f' AUUUN ENROUTJE WW ig' , Hx 1 14 Env' F Front row stcmdmg left to nghl Pat Pfefhnger Donal1ne Sundstrom Rxchard Atterberry Mxss Nutt LeRoy Smnh Barbara Longley Raymond Ke1l Second row Carol Reeser seated Ruth Archer Melody Leckey Kenneth Hagan Wesley Co an Don Stoetzel Bob Summer Ramona Cowan Wxlhe Da is standmg Pat B1rkett seated STUDENT CUUNCIL One of the paramount and most essent1al cogs ln the Wheel ot the Wacoh1 Unhmlted lS that of the hlgln school s student councll lt can be htly referred to as the tlre box Wlnch produces the steam and energy for the engme to keep charglng on to a lolgger and bette statlon The chlef flreman of the year was Le-Roy Smtth Cpres1dentl HIS ass1stant hremen were Pat Btrkett CV1ce pres1dentl Carol Reeser Csecretary treasurerl and Fhchard Atterberrv Csergeant at armsl The Grand Central Statlon of the year was I-lomecomlng wrth 1ts parade football game and dance The councll helps students to be better leaders teachmg them the tunda mentals through expenence lt not only helps puplls as 1nd1v1duals but xmproves the morale and ets h1gh goals for the entlre student body 44 269 1 1 - 5 1 1 1 1 W 1 1 1 , V , - - - - 1 . . . . T . l . t - ' 1 ' 1 xt - 11 . . . 1 , V. I - - A 1 S XX Front Row Donald Hinkley Donald Ward ueorge Herbst Eugene Koch Bob Roberts Carl Kammeyer HUNOR R0lLlL Second Row Mary Dudas Alice Marie Kammeyer Marcia Banks Pat Pfeffinger Alice Trobaugh Ann Schroen Eugene Simpson Vlary Colgan Allen Andrews Mary Lasance Mary Lee Smith Th1rd Row Burtis Meyer Mary Keil Melody Leckey Alan Keck Burl Schahrer Murl Schahrer Loyd Wenger Robert Summer The A CS B car of the Wacohi Unlimited consists of those who have been on the honor roll two of the three six weeks of the semester. Only B grades and above are acceptable for the honor roll. Alice Marie Kammeyer and Mary Lee Smith are the only passengers having those coveted straight All their fellow students Wish to con gratulate them. 44 D7 T Y' Front row left to nght Vlrgxrna Taral Ruth Archer Vlfglnld Hallam Mary Dudas Barbara Longley Mlss Nutt Carol Beeser Ahce Trobaugh Mary Brown Mary Colgan Ann Schroen Second row Mary Lasance Iackre Roehm Mary Lee Smlth Shxrley Knabe Blanche Smith Georgene Don Levy Barbara McK1nney Lllhan Scholes Dorls Fa1rchxld Kathryn Schuck Barbara Nofslnger Third row Mary Rlch Burtxs Meyer Ioy Rxsser Marcxa Banks Dorothy Drebel MGTIOTIS Melv1n Norma McDonough Ieanne Shlpley Ramona Cowan Barbara Hardy Carol Ke1l Nancy Garmers Fourth row Cla1re Mason 0 Donalme Sundstrom Marxlyn Clark Dorothy Ebmger Roberta Parr Dolores Attxg Irene Berlett Fern Ingle Wmxtred Bradle Emma Iean Gocker Patsy Prerce Mary Schlobohm Frith row MGTJOIIS Sprague Iody Weaver Corrme Kamp Eula Leuthold Ioyce Sprague Nelda Waddell Alma Esders Thelma lngle Iody Heyl Pat Bxrkett Manlyn Martxm Sixth row Frances Eleanor Schlmk Marllyn Attxg Mary Tully lOan Strubhar Luc11le Wagenbach Melody Leckey Not m zcture Ahca Marte Kammeyer Melva Kuykendall Ellen Heyl at Pletlmger AA The controllmg power of the recreatlon car 1n the Wacohl Unllrmted IS the Glrls Athlenc Assoc1at1on Thrs club was orgaruzed baslcally to encourage good sportsmansh1p athletlc ab1l1ty and leade-rsh1p Our most able pres1dent Mary Dudas gu1ded the orgamzatton through derallments and success W1th the ass1stance of a staff of offrcers Wh1ch 1nc1uded Carol Reeser as v1ce presrdent Barbara Longley as secretary treasurer and V1rg1n1a Hallam as polnt recorder Dldnt we have fun sW1mm1ng at the Y those Monday n1ghts'? Bowlma proved to be lots of fun too Our tram charged on to the eve of March l 1947 when rt reached the most 1mportant occas1on of the year for the G A A the thtrd annual banquet The event shall not be forgotten by those attendmg due to the umque decor atmg scheme dehclous food and enfoyable entertalnment Through the efforts of each member and the endeavors of our adv1sor MISS luamta Nutt, We had a most progresslve and enloyable year 45299 V , V . , 1 Q .- - , K , .Q ll ' . Z fx 3 . E H . mt 5. 1 K K 5 3 i 7 f 1 1 I f 1 I 1 - ' 1 , ' A . ' E ' , , Gillan, Willie Dqvisfpqr Hlett, Wilma Ingle, Leona Ken, , ' , . : 'V . ' , , , 1? ' - 0 O - I - I , , , Front row left to nght Yvonne Vogelsang Winifred Bradle Lois Houston Betty Wenger Miss Duckstad Dorothy Ebinger Ferne lmhott Irene Berlett Betty P rry Fern lngle Second row Barbara McKinney Sylvia Alia Dona Bays Barbara Longley Melody Leckey Barbara Hardy Mary Seaton Melva Kuykendall Lucille Wagenbach Third row Mary Kell Gene VIGV Mariorie Melvin Norma McDonough Mary Tully lovce Sprague loan Schmidt Betty S c h r o c k Fourth row Elsie Widmer Thelma Ingle Patsy Pierce Emma lean Gocker Rita Thewi Marilyn Clark Donna Wissel Mildred Daum Ann Jones Eleanor Schlmk Not m picture Alice Marie Kammeye e Alia Connie Watters Mariorie Sprague Fula Leuthold .HA The dining and lounge car sections of the Wacohi Unlimited found in the home economics classroom and living room are the headquarters of the Future l-lomemakers of America Here in monthly meetings under the guid ance of the chief stewardess Miss Duckstad the future homernakers ex- change ideas, get tips on entertaining and serving and enjoy social functions. The officers for this year were: Dorothy Ebinger, president, Betty Wenger, vicefpresidentg Fern lmhoff, secretary, Lois Houston, treasurerg and Barbara Longley, student council representative. Chairmen of the committees were: Marjorie Sprague, program, Barbara McKinney, refreshmentsg and Norma McDonough, finance. Dorothy Ebinger and Barbara Longley were delegates to the FHA. camp at Lake Bloomington in August. A busier car than ours was not to be seen in the Wacohi Unlimited. During the first semester, we financed the purchase of dishes enough to serve l44 persons. Mideseason brought a pressure cooker raffle which resulted in a chili supper given to the winning team by the losers. loyce Sprague was tops in individual sales. Other activities were a Christmas tea for mothers and teachers, an F. l-l. Ar District Rally at Farmington in March, which a group of us attended, a Father-daughter banquet in the spring, and as a fitting climax of a busy year, the annual spring style show. 4299 Front row left to nght Pat Brrlcett Eugene Schroen Mlss Ebert Second row Carol Reeser Barbara Notsmger Mary Brown Alrce Trobaugh Georgene Don Levy Mary Colgan Ann Schroen Ioan Strubhar Mary Dudas Thud row Sylvra Allg lo ce Sprague Wrllre Davrs Barbara Longley Vlrgmra Taral Ba bara Hardy Nancy Garmers Bob Roberts Dxck Meyer Fourth row Mary Schlobohm Pat Pleffmger Marrlyn Martmr Alma Esders Mary Lee Srmth Shrrley Knabe Ramona Cowan Vrrgrma Hallam Ellen Heyl Ioy Rrsser Not m pxctuxe Alrce Mane Kammeyer Maman Magee Rrchard Atterberry Donald Ward PANTHER STAIFIF The Panther s outl The Panther s outll Good heavensl Small wonder that everyone 1 boundmg sleepy eyed from hrs berth and dashmg down the arsles Why am I flattened up here rn the baggage rack Mrss Ebert? Iust because that ol panther 1S probably look mg for a Jurcy trdbrt lrke me? What s that you say? The Panther lS not a feroctous beast wlth long claws and sharp teeth? Well Mrss Ebert please be so kmd as to explam To begm wrth says Mlss Ebert kmdly the Panther IS a newspaper the only publrcatron on the Wacohr Unlrmrted Around l65 yearly subscrrptrons at 75p a subscrrptron for I5 1ssues have been sold The Panther exchanges papers Wrth I2 drfferent schools near and around the vrcmrty of Wash mgton Thr proved very mterestmg because rt keeps us rn touch Wrth the actrvrtles of other schools The edltor of the Panther IS Eugene Schroen and he docs a fme 1ob of lm1ng up the paper and gettmg rt out on schedule Pat Blrkett lS assrstant edltor She Wlll be edrtor next year and her mam Job lS to see each staff member personally and rnform hlm as to What he IS to Wrlte up and when 1t IS to be handed ln Those on the staff wrrte up thmas of general rnterest to the student as well as certam regular features that appear rn eacln edrtlon The advanced typmg class does all of the tvpmg and cuttmg of the stencrls for the paper The e students work very hard and do a swell fob The attract1ve covers are drawn by our talented artrsts and they add greatly to the personalrty of our paper The Panther 1S full of mterestmg artrcles on sports socral act1v1t1es the faculty and the students prrvate lrves the latter bemg drsgulsed under the names Korny Corner Dust Pan etc Who s Who and The Questlon of the Week appear rn every 1ssue Whewl I guess I can come down now Before I hurry off to get my Panther I want to congratulate you Mrss Ebert on your effrclency as the Panther s advlsor You are very help ful wrth your rdeas on rmprovrng the paper and we all know that proof readmg and censorlng certam artrcles play an rmportant part rn start lng the paper on rts Way I am very proud of the Panther as I s1t here readmg rt The wheels of our tram as they clrck on the smooth rarls seem to be spelhng out P A N T H E R Pantherl e302 , I , , . 1 1 1 , ,,,, 1 - - , , , - 5 1 1 1 .1 1 1 11 . - . .. 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' - T ll ll Front row left to nght Stanley Drlkey Kenneth Barers Allen Sprague Mlss Whrttaker Bob Rrce Bob Roberts Mary L1 Andrevvs eon Long Davrd Harget Gene Menz Eugene Smrth Mary Kerl Fourth row Mary Hrch Marrlyn Martrnr Srmpson L e Mon oe Marcra Banks Second row Clarence Paul Swawentraub funror Knabe Hoe l-lerplfc Larl lxarn Parks To Ll yl Dona Bays Frances Glllan focly Weaver meyer Tackle Boehm Wrlhe Davrs Mary Schlobohm Fifth Vrrgrnra a lam Alma Esders Mary Lasance Vrrgrnra Taral row Irma Hunzrker Ramona Cowan Urck Meyer Don Wa 'l Clarre M on Pat Pfetlrn er Thu' row Le n K rl Donalrne Shrrley Knabe Rrct ard Attsrberry ferry Sauder P I Brrke BAD Above the tram s whrstle one can hear the band makrng wrth the musrc The melodrous strarns of therr efforts can be heard rn almost every part of the Wacohr Unlrmrted The typrng Clase types to the rhythm of Eootlrfter every mornrng lmagrne thatl The frfty note tossers are proud of therr orgamzatron and they love therr teacher No lm not krddmgl They srng Good Mornrng Mrss Whrttaker every mormng They lrke each other too Everyone who happens to have a brrthday rs greeted wrth Happy Brrthday to You wrthout farl The band has put rn an appearance at basketball games thrs season assembly pro grams Homecommg the Eureka Pumpkrn Eestrval the Tazewell County Musrc Eestrval tumor class play Senror class play Commencement Breakfast rn Hollywood and a magrcran show The last two mentroned events were sponsored by the Order of the Eastern Star As a grand frnale of musrc and fun together the annual Sprrng Concert was held on March 28 Q99 ' ' , D' , ' 1 1 1 1 I . ' 1 Q E- t I I : A ' V I x 3' T 7 . ' 1 1 9 1 1 ' 1 1 1 C 1 1 ' ' ' 1 . ' H 1 1 1 1 ' ' ' 1 2 4 1 1 '1 It as , g . 'd : oo e', ' 1, It . 5 1 . G 'il- Sundstrom, Mary Dudas, Bob Rader Kenneth Patterson, foyce Not in picture: Alrce Marte Kamrneyer, Marran Magee - 1 - rr - . . 11 r . l . - - - - rr . 11 1 . a , . - tr X 11 . . . . 1 1 . . . rr . . . 11 . , . , . , , . . . . r. . 11 . . I . 1 C 1 1 - - N A .1 . 1 V - 1 - L 1 1 11 - - . , , 5 Front row leit to nghi VITQIHIG Taral Mary Dudas Ruth Archer Alrce Trobaugh Mary Brown Mary Colgan Carol Reeser Leona Kell Second row Barbara Longley Melody Leckey Ioyce Sprague Ann Schroen Blanche Smrih L1ll1an Scholes Doris Falrchlld Kathryn Schuck Barbara Nofsmger Thxrd row Mary Tully Dons Hess Dona Bays Mary Iunk MISS Whrttaker Ieanne Shrpley VITQIHICI Hallam Marjorle Melvrn Eula Leuthold Mary Kell Fourth row Sylvla Allg Tackle Roehm Mary Lee Srmth Shrrley Knabe Betiy Wenger Wrmfred Bradle Emma lean Gocker Anne Iones Mrldred Daum Faith row Audrey Blumenshlne Alma Esders Genev1eve Alzg Marc1a Banks Ioy Rlsser Ellen Heyl Ioan Schmldt Marrlyn Wlssel Dorothy Ebmger lrene Berletl Fern Ingle Thelma lngle GIRLS' lLlElE lLlUlB3 Sh sh sh shl Llstenl Do you hear that musrc comlng from the club car? Grab your duds and let s see what glves lust what l hgureol the Grrls Glee Club rs rnalang Wlth the muslc aga1n The club lS open lo any passenger Wllh mlerest and a deslre to further her vocal trarnlng and garn the expenence recervecl rn tlus group The popularlty of the club car and 1lS passengers was proven by rts roster of 55 members Thrs year s actrvrtres were much the same as those of prevlous tr1ps namely par11c1pat1on1n assembly programs for W C H S and rn the Tazewell County Mus1c Fesnval and the presentatron of a sprrng concert Many of our passengers are members of local church cholrs and srng for var1ous cornmunrty functrons The two accompanrsts Marcla Banks and Ruth Archer greatly assrsied Mrss Whrttaker our able conductor ln achrevrng a really musrcal club car 432: I . : . . . I I I . I I , , . : , , ' , f . , . , V I -- I ' 1 V U f I I f I' l I 14 t ' 1 A I h - 5 , V 1 1 1 I Voroihv Diebel, Barbara ljlardy, Carol Keil, Wilma lngle. Sixth row: Barbara McKinney, Evelyn Spring, . . . . , 1 - ' . , . . . . . f I ---- I , . I f I I - Front row left to nght Marcia Banks Willie Davis Buth Archer Alice Trobaugh Mary Brown Mary Colgan Carol Beeser Barbara Nofsinger Roberta Parr Pat Hett Barbara Longley Virginia Taral Second row George Herbst ferry Fbmger Vernon Esch Wilmer Sears Miss Whittaker Eugene Koch Don Mmch Richard Walker Dale Gundy Don Stoetzel Third row Mary Iane Enlow Wilma Ingle Kathryn Schuck Dorothy Ebinger Dorothy Wallace Marforie Melvin Ramona Cowan Corrine Kamp Fourth row Gene Davies Bob Rader Iumor Knabe Orville Zimmerman Richard Teubel Carl Kam meyer Bob Havens Ierry Sauder Clarence Parks Fifth row Patsy Pierce Pat Btrkett Marilyn Marhnx Burtis Meyer Mary Rich Mary Hunziker lrma Hunzxker Frances Glllan Mary Schlobohm Nancy Garmers Sixth row Bob Roberts Gene Menz Dick Meyer Don Ward Wilbur Welk Dean Long lmhoff Alice Marte lxammeyer Rita Thewlts Marian Magee MIlIXlE CClHI0lRilUS As the Wacohi Unlimited chugs and puffs into the station we hear the gay singing of the mixed chorus as their voices float from the music car This year as always we enfoyed our trip with Miss Whittaker our conductor and our two veteran brakernen Ruth Archer and Marcia Banks In the plush seats of our luxurious music car We traveled far and wide well at least We got as far as Pekin lncluded in our various stops were the 'T' azewell County Music Festival the special Christmas Assembly Bacca laureate and our own music assembly Yes we certainly ate our lolubloer raw that day Our big event of the year was the Spring Concert here at WCHS lt was surely fun and we put in some hard work too But we really enloyed it we couldnt help ourselves with a swell conductor like Miss Whit c3327 Alta Schertg, Iody Weaver, Marjorie Sprague, Virginia Hallam: Not ih picture: Richard Fox, Iarrles Fox, Marilyn Clark, Ferne I I I ' g . Front row left to nght Ruth Meyer Barbara Longley loan Strubhar Willie Davis Mary Rich Buck row Rae Heiple Barbara Hardy Mrs Andrews Alice Trobaugh Howard Vohland LIBRARY A car on the Wacohi Unlimited which serves the two-fold purpose of study hall and library is the most frequented by all passengers. As a passenger enters, he feasts his eyes on rows and rows of interesting, educational and entertaining books. This modern Well-lighted car is under the instruction of our able conductor, Mrs. Andrews, Under her supervision there are nine apprentices who manipulate the control board each period of the dayr Each apprentice holds car inspection as often as is necessary by surveying and straightening the books in his or her section of the car. The most important jobs of these apprentices are checking in and out books, collecting fines, keeping the books in order, and assisting the passengers Whenever special information may be needed. 44 342 Left to nght Dorothy Ehmger Clarence Parks Mary Lee Smtth Dxck Meyer Margaret Hetken Pat grrkett Shxrley Knabe Betty Hetken Mrss Nutt Rrchard Fox Eugene Slmpson Vxrgmta Hallam George erbst JlUNlIUlRt CLASS PLAY Well we d1d 1tl They sure thought 1t was funny d1dnt they? How dtd Dodo eat such an awful lot? By the way the new style ln men s clothes 1S a black derby br1ght blue coat and loud brown and Whlle zoot su1t trousers all comphmented by gray spats and a cane ln case you m1ssed thls stop of the Wacoht Unl1m1ted lll explaln 1n more formal terms On the nrght of November 22 1945 we the clas of 48 presented George Batsons 3 act comedy The Doctor Has a Daughter Under the able engtneertng of Mtss Iuantta Nutt the play was a htlarlous success THE CAST Tommy Btlhngs Doc Btllmgs Mrs BIHIUQS Dodo Grant Chuck Hall Aunt CGSSIS Thorn Lulu Thaxter Flora Lee B1ll1ngs Davtd Torrence Egbert Coddle Ed Smlth Cleota 44352 Dorothy Ebmger Clarence Parks Mary Lee Smlth Pat Blrkett Shlrley Knabe Betty Hetken V1rg1n1a Hallam George Herbst Rtchard Fox Eugene Slrnpson Margaret Hetken g . , 1 C ' - , , M , ..............,....,.,.........,RichardMeyer ' x O 5' s Mlss Norma McDonough V brattons of excltement traveled the length of our blg locomottve from the powerful enalne tc the smallest freshman 1n the caboose The well o1led wheels of team work were beatmg out the rhythm on the shmy ra1ls, Home comlngl Homecommgll' A look see at the schedule had revealed that the next statton was November l3 and that we were holdmg our Homecomlng parade and dance then The Wacohl Unl1m1ted stopped on a dlme, and the band, led by fancy stepplng Vtrglma Taral, were the f1rst ones off The rest of the parade followed, stepplng to the bands splnted mus1C There were many colorful floats, but the fudges dec1ded that the freshman float, a huge palr of eyeglasses bearlng a Look to the Future srgn, was the best The sophomores QUEEN cove ed wagon got second and the home ec rose garden w1th the darhng ltttle rose house ID tnc m1ddle of 1t was thtrd place wtnner Followmg a vxctorlous football game wlth Metamora that evemng, a b1g dance was held tn the CllY bu1ld1ng The cllmax came when Norma McDonough was crowned Queen by Bob Th1eme, football captam Norma's l-:mg was Rtchard Atterberry, and her attendants and thetr escorts were Moye Cowan and Don old Alexander, Ruth Meyer and Rlchard Alex ander, and Melody Lecky and funtor Knabe Our successful Homecommg was made posstole through the splendld co operatton of the student body w1th the student counc1l and tts able prestdent, LeRoy Smlth 44 362 -Q' t Asif, A '.:t Wm!-, 6 AX 'graft All f A ,,, ,.- A 'f:.-Q L H tttt t t , ,, f' ff .,,,.,... , yy f gm Ml TE ff Q .Q E X ff T, 'V ' C n A T ' A 1:5 .f.,Q M t T 1 Y xx? L f Htdmg rx Style Prosoects for Queen A New Footbolll Stor Yeoh Mtkel Potts ond Corol The Home ot the Future All Lmed Up To Go Here They Comel l-leap Purty lmurte Pm e Floort luclges 'Sob Solo Morclurtg up Mouo Mcuorettee 437 Woody Mary Tully Dtlkey Iackre Roehm No! xn pxcture B111 Berlett the Wacohr Unlrmrted They are each composed of a student councrl member actmg as charrman one student from each class and two faculty advrsors The purpose of the Assembly Commrttee 1S to prepare an assembly schedule for the year and to plan the exchange assemblres Dur1ng the year each organrzatlon and class sponsored two assemblres Whlch lncluded speak ers patr1ot1c programs school talent communxty s1ng1ng and exchange assemblres wrth Morton and Metamora The commrttee feels that Weekly assembhes can do much to stlmulate student part1c1pat1on as Well as school rnterest Intra mural GCt1V1lY thls year was 11n'11ted to basketball and volleyball The grrls played two days a Week and the boys three Teams were composed of boys and g1rls rnterestecl These games at noon gave the players and the spectators enyoyment and made tne rest of the day seem a lrttle shorter 'E' we PM 4 sz. It Q- ' ,,, , L3 l The Assembly and lntra-Mural Committees serve an important function on 1 1 1 ' , . . , . Committees ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE Front row left to right: Mary Dudas B111 Back row Eugene Slmpson Barbara Long ley Mlss Wh1ttaker Mr Wrrght INTRAMURAL COMMITTEE Front row left to nght Ruth Meyer Stanley Back row Bob Summer Mlss Nutt Mr Romam fi XX 3 T- K M XXX O SEEN EPROM THE OBSIERVATIUN CAR -eff . 453 V qkjs - bn: i, .sv-4 35' f ll2f -0 , im.. KN' - I lx' - ka 9.-...s....w-n.,,r -x 0 '-'lv-nos:-af-s..n, PIGSKIN PAJRTICULARS Formlng a team from the seven lettermen and the reserves who reported for 1046 football Coach Golden Babcook led the Panthers through a season 1n Whrch We won four games and lost s1X Before the season had hardly begun serlous 1n1ur1es were recerved by regulars Bob Krmplmg Lloyd Wenger Bob Summer Cratg Lytle and reserve B1ll Sweety Except for Summer and Wenger these boys were out for the remamder of the season The reserves some of whom had had no football expenence came forward wlth abrllty and determlnatton to help burld an eleven ln spxte of handlcaps Coach Babcook developed a team wht h fought on gallantly Wrth true school Splfll roundlng out a successful season for the Orange and Black Chrlhcothe Dunlap Drrncevrll East Peo IG .M WCHS WCHS WCHS WCHS Morton El Paso Tremont 'VT tamora WCHS WCHS WCHS WCHS e409 ' ' 4...., 7 - .... ..,... U ..,....... O - . . . Farmington ...... 37 W W.C.H.S. ....., l2 Eureka .......... 6 - W.C.H.S . ' ' e .,...., l3 - .,.. ,...,. l 9 ........ 7 - , . . r' .,.... 32 - ,... ..,... U he . .... 7 - . , . lFOOTlBSAlL Front row. left to righi: Rrchard Walker, Murl Schahrer, Bob Thieme, Burl Schahrer, Lyle Pfettlnqev, Mlke McDonough, Don Minch, Dale Gundy. Second row: Ierry Sauder, Dick Meyer, Alvrn Montgomery, Eugene Scholes, Bob Summer, Craig Lytle, Loyd Wenger, Wesley Cowan, Bob Krmplrng, Gene Cherrre Front row left to right Dale Mason Randall Hand Brll Hollxday Carl Kammeyer Bmll Leckey lval Worthmglon Iohn Wxese Bob Long Ronald Legel Rcnme Marshall Second Row Alvm Montqome w Wrlbur Welk Ted Don Levy Brll Kmney Dean Lora Brll Fogle Kenny Hagan Eugene Srmpon Hlclma 4 Fox Don Eselq 44419 IGH Y MEN mwis dw EYW3 Ur :pm ,as ,152 fm ww OEF THE G ID RO has N11 YTPR i K., .. 5 V H A gas, 4. Q W5 5,53 K Q N wt 1 A:T'f'1Y 'mf:5 X sJf,'ui',A'f1Ag . Q , V T, , Z I .Mn '- ' pl 5 H 5 A Q. , sk Q X Lf! 4 k Left to right Lee Monroe Gene Cherrie Gerald Sauder Robert Kimpling Murl Schahrer Lyle Pteffinger Coach Golden Babcock Allen Andrews Robert Thieme Alvin Montgomery Robert Summer Wesley Cowan Richard Meyer Craig Lytle Charles Koenig LeRoy Smith Eugene Scholes George Herbst' Howard Vohlond Coach Roy Romani Burl Schalerer Loyd Wenger Mike McDonough Donato Minch Richard Walker Dale Gundy No in Picture Richa al Atte berry W ULU On October 31 1946 the W Club of WCHS was organized The constitution was presented to the members by Robert Summer and Coacr Babcock and accepted by a unanimous vote The following officers were elected. President, Robert Summer, vice-president, LeRoy Smith, recording treasurer, Allan Andrews. The purpose of the Club is to promote good sportsmanship, encour- age scholarship, athletics, and good citizenship in our school. The club's principal activity for the year was sponsoring a banquet for all lettermen back to the year of 1901. We also ran the concessions at the annual invitational tournament for a profit of 310912. We, the present members, hope and feel that the club will serve a useful purpose for years to Come. 44 44 2 BASKETBALL Yeal Teaml The mlghty Panthe s are at 1t aga n The excrtmg basketball eason under Coach Bomam has ended and the record was mneteen wms and twelve losses Nme lettermen Bob Summer Alvm Montgomery Bob K1IT1pl1I'1g Crarg Lytle Gerald Sauder LeRoy Smtth Wesley Cowan Bob Thteme and George Herbst returned from last yea s squad but due to 1n1ur1es sustamed durmg football season several key men who were counted on tor heavy duty had to be replaced D1ck Meyer Brchard Atterberry and Lyle Pteftmger were added to the team from wh1ch the startmg l1neup was chosen We took trrst place at our own lnv1tat1onal Tournament wrth wms over El Paso Mackmaw and a decrslve vrctory over our old rtval Metamora rn the champronslfnp game The Panthers defeated Greer' Valley rn a hard fought game durmg the Tazewell County Tournament and obtamed thrrd place after M1n1er the champtons had defeated us ln the semt frnals The regular season ended as Metamora defeated the Panthers 1n the hrst round of the Begronal Tournament even though a splurgmg rally tred the game up mtdway m the last half Allen Ardrews and Allen Keck the Panthers managers can be hrghly commended for the1r efftc ent servrce dunng the entlre season FREE THROWS PLAYER MADE MISSED AVE Montgomery Summer Lytle Sm1th Atterberry Ktmphng Cowan Herbst Sauder Meyer TOTALS l278 1 P Y M g d C4 459 FT GP FG TP , 3l l3-5 62 67 332 4870 3l l24 64 l06 3l2 3805 30 84 48 53 216 48 Ofg ' 3l 52 23 14 127 62 DQ 29 47 30 38 l24 44 O5 ' A 20 32 l0 Q 74 52 qi, 20 l5 7 ll 37 3935 l7 l3 6 7 32 46 92 Thieme 14 3 6 l2 12 3305 l l 4 0 3 8 00 95 6 l 2 l 4 67 O5 5l0 258 321 4500 Front, kneeling: Coach Roy Bomam, Manager Allan Andrews. Standing. left to right: Ierry Saudvx, Rober Thxeme, Robert Kxm llng, Wesle Cowan, Blchard Atterberry, Cratg Lytle, Robert Summer LeRoy Smlth, George Herbst, Alvm ont omery, Rlchar Meyer. BASKETBALL y ls Ph Loy Q AQAd 1dGf Alumm Mrnonk Roanoke Metamora E Paso Dpaldrng Cnrll cotne rarmmg on Mmonk ndley ast Peo El Paso Spaldrng Morton urroley Roanok Metamora WCHS WCHS WCHS WCHS WCHS WCHS WCHS WCI-IS WCHS WCHS WCHS WCHS WCHS WCHS WCHS WCHS WCHS H ga ld East Peo 1a Morton Dunlap Peona entral 1 remont El Paso Mackrnaw Metamora Tremont Mrnrer WCHS WCHS WCHS WCHS WCHS Inv1tcrt1ona1 Tournament WCHS WCHS WCHS County Toumament W C H S W C H S Green Valley W C H S Regloncxl Toumcrment Metamora W C H S C .1 Front row, left to righi: Ra Hulting, Raymond Kell, Chare Alexander, Donald Essig, Kenneth Kop en oefer, d Wen er, Ronnie Marshall, Ioe Ernst, Stanley Dilkey. Second row: Alan Keck, Dean long, Lyle Pleffinger, Bill Blumenshine, Kenneth a n, Iunior Knabe, Dona Fleener, Ice Bratcher, ll n n rews. Not in picture: Rona u h. A .,.....,. 40 - .... ...... 5 9 r' ...,.. 50 - . . . ' . ,...... 48 - .... ...... 3 9 ..,. ,,.... 4 2 - . . . ,...r...29 - - .......43 - 'C ,..47 - Eureka .....,,.,. 24 - W.C,H.S. ...... 37 Eureka .......... 35 - W.C.H.S l ..,...,. 24 - .... ,..... 3 8 7' ........ 38 - . . . 7 ' .....,.. 30 e ,,.. ....., 2 0 ' ' 1 ' , ..,.,. 37 - .... ..,,.. 4 1 ' F ' + ....., 52 e .... .,,.., 2 4 '44---e-' 22 - ' - - ' ........, 38 - .... ....,. 5 2 - t' 34 - - ' 4 3 ' .,.,..,., 43 - .... ..,,,. 2 1 '4----- 32 - - - - E via ....., 41 - .... ...... 4 7 8 - ' ....,... 38 - .,.. ...... 3 9 ' ' ...,. , .... 39 - . . , 50 N f .... 46 - . . . 'N ' 1 .......,. 42 - .... ...,.. 4 8 e ...,..., 27 - .,.. ....,. 5 l ' t .,...., 40 - .... ,..... 3 7 ..,.... 42 - . . . SPJEEEDSTERS OIF THE COURT G.ndy, Brchard Walker. TR CK Front row, kneeling, left to right: Dale Mason lee Pzatcher Charles Alexander Ted Don Levy Second row. standing: Lyle Ptelfrnger, Bob Krmplrng, Alvrn Montgomery, Bob Threme, Ierry Sauder lerry Eb- znoer, Clarence Parks Back row: Lcyd Wenger, Mxke McDonough Don Stoetzel Bon Gufh, Dale As this book goes to press, the track season will be under way and rrrany of our trackmen from last year are back. Alvin Montgomery is out for the broad jump and high jump. Bob Krmpling, Loyd Wenger, and Mike McDon- ough are throwrna the shot put Jerry Sauder and Bon Guth are out for the dashes and Bob Threme and Lvle Pfeff rger are takrng care of the drstance runs Others out are Btchard Walker Dale Gundy Clarence Parks Dale Mason Charles Alexander Ted Don Levy lerry Ebrnger loe Brotcher and Don Stoetzel Thrs makes seventeen rn oll not a brg team but not a bad one CHEERLEADERS Ill N -'N QWQY es-5-1 .I or Mau: cheerleaders Ramona Cowan Ruth Meyer Carol Kell Donalrne Sundstrom Ruth Archer Freshmen cheerleaders Patsy Pre ce Eleano Schlmk Dons Hess Ioyce Sprague 14 482 Parhes are more lun Mac and Rae hx rt up Two cheerful gals Hough play Smnly e re freezm Now Manny Mrke and Dome 44979 Floor show rn chemrstry class Our efhcrent secrefclry Wcrich those snowbullsl Moye explams xi lo Cruxg Fire! 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ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES ' GIFTS FLOOR COVERINGS PAINTS WALLPAPER GLASS STOVES AND RANGES SPORTING GOODS TOOLS FARM SUPPLIES HOUSEWARES fy HERBST HARDWARE 8: FURNITURE CO Washmgton, III1no1s ,, -! i ! '5'r. ' 52 .. '. . n'o .,. .3 l'a . 5.1 , ,v t . 4 .T . BN I. N-.Nxy .' . ... 0.4 . u'a . 1:4 . 0.0 . ,. . n . ,v . n'. '4 v'n . , . 5.4 . 3 '. . u'a . -'Q . 0.0 - - - ' - -.'..-. - .'....-.. .-......'. ...... '..'..f..'........'..'......'...,..,.,'..-.J v ' .f.,'..-..5.,3 ..'..'..g...... ....,........,.. ........... .. .. 4 A A A A 0 . ... A . 0 , 4 , t A ,. ...Q . H, . A ' ' ' ' ' '. '..'.4'.4'.4'.4'44'.4'.4'..'4.'.4'. '4 ' '4 '.4'.4'.4'44'.4' 4' ' 2 ' '. '4 '.4'44'.4'4 'nh '4.'.4'.4' ' '.4'..'..'4.' 4' '..'44'44'44'44' J. '..'4 '.4'.4'.4'.4'..' .'..'..'. 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MARY COLGAN Secretary-Treasurer 35 Latin Club 3, President 3, G.A.A 2, 3, 4, Sten-Type Club 35 Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 Wacohi Stall 45 Panther Stall 1 2, 3, 45 lionor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. WESLEY COWAN President 35 Baseball l, 2, 35 Football l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 45 Club 45 Student Council 4. GEORGENE DON LEVY From Emporia5 G.A.A. l, 2, 4 Vice-President lg F.H.A. l, Vice- president lj Sten-Type Club 35 Spanish Club 15 Paper Stall l, 2, llditor 15 Yearbook Stall 25 Librarian l, 25 Panther Stall 45 Wacohi Stall 45 Mixed Chorus l, 2, 35 Girls' Glee Club 2. MARY E. DUDAS Latin Club 35 G.A,A. l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, President 45 Sten-Type Club 3, Secretary 35 Mixed Chorus l, 2, 35 Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 Band 45 Iunior Play5 Wacohi Staff 3, 4, Co-Editor 45 Panther itatt 3, 45 Assembly Committee 45 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3 45 D.A.R. ward. GERALD EBINGER From Metamora5 Panther Stalf 35 Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 Boys' Glee Club 2. VERNON ESCH Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4. IAMES FOX Mixed Chorus 4. IANIE GELTMAKER G.A,A. l, 25 F.H.A. 2, 35 Wacohi Slatt 4, DALE GUNDY Mixed Chorus 45 Wacohi Statt 45 Football 3, 45 Track 3, 45 C ub 4. BARBARA HARDY G,A.A. l, 2, 45 Fl-l.A. l, 2, 3 4, Food Chairman 45 Mixed Chorus l, 25 Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 Wacohi Stall 45 Panther Statt 45 Sten-Type Club 35 Librarian 4. RAE C. HEIPLE, II Iunior Play5 Wacohi Staff 45 Band l, 2, 3, 45 Librarian 45 Honor Roll l, 2. WILMA INGLE G.A,A. l, 2, 3 45 Latin Club 35 Sten-Type Club 35 Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 35 Wacohi Statt 45 Panther Stall 3, CARL WM. KAMMEYER Treasurer 45 Sten-Type Club 35 Mixed Chorus 45 Band l, 2, 45 lunior Play5 Wacohi Stati 45 Panther Statt 35 Football 45 Student Council l, 2, Sargent at Arms ly Honor Roll l, 2, 45 Assembly Committee 2, 3. A conference On your mark At Metamora At home The team Practice I cg l.Nr: Q, is , Out ot bounds A basket! SIENI Ir? ACTIVITIES BETTY KOCH G,A.A, 3: Wacolri Stott 5 CHARLES KOENIG Football Manager 3: Basketball Manaae: 3, Club 4' Track Manager l, LEROY LEUTHOLD Wacohi Statt 4. BARBARA LONGLEY GAA. 1, 2, 3, 4 Secretary-Treasurer 4, Point He-cordftr 3: Tll A 3, 4, Delegate to Camp 3: Latrn Club 3: Stan-Type Club 3: Mrxed Chorus 4: Cwrrls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Band 1: Iunror Play: Wacobr Statt 3, 4, Panther Stall 2, 3, 4: Assembly Comrnrttt-P 4: Socral Relatrons Commrttee 3, Lrbrarran 4, Student Councrl 1, 2, 3, 4 Vrce-Presrdent 3, Treasure: 2: Honor Roll 1, 2. CRAIG LYTLE Wacohr Staff 4: Football 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: W Club 4. MARGIE MELVIN G A A 4, F.l'l A. 1, 3, 4: Latin Club 3, Mrxvd Chorus: 4, Curls' Glve Club 4 GENE MENZ Mrxed Chorus 4: Band l, 2, 3, 4: Wacohr Staff 4 RUTH MEYER GA.A. 1, 2, 3: EH A. 2, 3, President 3: Wacohr Stall 4: Panther Stall 2: lntra-Mural Commrttee 4: Clreefrlvader l, Z, 3, 4 DONALD L. MINCH l64lixEd4Chorus 4: Wacohi Stott 4: lunior Play: Football 2, 3, 4, u . LEE MONROE From Topeka Mrlitary Academy: Band l, 2 3, 4: Football Manaqo: 4, Basketball 2: Club 4. ALVIN MONTGOMERY Band l, 2, 3: Wacohi Stall 4: Football 3, 4: Frafslcethall l, T 3 4' Track 3, 4, Club 4 BARBARA NOFSINGER GAA, 2, 3, 4, FH A. l, Latrrr Club 3 Mrxe-tl Cho us 4 Cul: Glu.- Club 3, 4: Wacohr Statt 4, Panthor Stall l, 3 4 CAROL REESER Vrce-Presrdent lg Secr'etar'y-Tr'easurur 3: GAA l, 2, 3, 4, V100- Presrdent 4: StonfTyr'e Club 3, Mrxed Chorus 4, Gulfz' Glen Club 12, 3, 4, Wacohr Statt 4: Panther Stall 2, 3, 4, lumor Play, Studr-nt Councrl 4, Secretary-'Ireasurer' 4, llonor lloll 12 3, 4 BOB ROBERTS Pre-srclent 4: Latrn Club 3, Mrxt-tl Chorus 4, Band 3 4 luruur Play Wacohr Stall 4, Panther Staff 4. GERALD SAUDER Mrxed Chorus 4: Band l, 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4 Htrzzkt-tlmll l, 2 3, 4 'lrack l, 7, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, VV Club 4 Wrrctrlzr Sttrlt l BURL SCHAHRER Football 2, 3, 4, Club 4, llorror lloll 2, 4 MURI. SCHAHRER Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, Club 4 llormr lloll 4 EUGENE SCHOLES Football 2, 3, 4: Club 4, ROBERT SCHROCK Latrn Club 3, lntra-Mural Cornmrttvu 3 ANN SCHROEN GAA 2, 3, 4- Sten-Type Club 3, Latrn Club 3, Grrls' Glue- Club 2, 3, 4: lunror Plav, Wacohr Stall 3, 4, Panther Stall Ll, 4 Studt-rrt Councrl 3: llonor Holt l, 2, 3 4. EUGENE SCHROEN Bovs' Gloe Club Accompanyrrat 2, Panther Statt l, Z, 3, 4, lfdrtor 4: Wacohi Statf 4, Storm-Tyre Club 3, Latrn Club 3 Student Councrl 3, Honor Roll l, 2. KATHRYN SCHUCK GAA 1, 2, 4 lvhxwl Chorurz 3, 4 Carla' Cl:-rr Vhrh 3, 4, St'-n Tyrwr Club 3 SENIOR ACTIVITIES WILMER SEARS Mixed Chorus 45 Basketball 2, 3. ALEX SEKERES Wacohi Stall 45 Librarian 3. BLANCHE SMITH C1A.A 2, 3, 45 F.H,A. 2, 35 Sten-Type Club 35 Mixed Chorus l, 25 Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 Wacohi Stall 4. LEROY SMITH President lp Vice-President 35 Wacohi Staff 45 Football 45 Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 35 Club 4, Vice-President 4, Student Council 2, 4, President 45 Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4. IOAN STRUBHAR Secretary-'l'reasurer 25 Secretary 45 G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, President 31 Sten-Type Club 3, Vice-President 35 Panther Stall 2, 3, 45 Wacohi Stalt 3, 45 Latin Club 35 lunior Playg Senior Play. DONALD SUMMER VVCHS l, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT SUMMER President 25 Baseball 2, 35 Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 45 NW Club 4, President 45 Wacohi Staff 45 lntra-Mural Chairman 45 Student Council 1, 3, 45 Honor Roll. VIRGINIA TARAL G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1 2, 3, 45 Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 35 Sten-Type Club 35 Wacohi Stall 45 Panther Staff 3, 4. ROBERT THIEME Treasurer lg Football l, 2, 3, 4, Captain 45 Basketball 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 4. ALICE TROBAUGH G.A.A. 1, 2 3, 4, Point Recorder 1, 25 Latin Club 35 Sten-Type Club 35 Mixed Chorus 45 Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Iunior Play5 Senior Play5 Panther Stall 3, 45 Wacohi Stalt 3, 45 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. PHYLLIS VAN DYKE n GAA. 15 F.H.A. l, 25 Girls' Glee Club I, 25 Wacohi Stall 45 Librarian 3. HOWARD VOHLAND . Mixed Chorus 1, 25 Iunior Play5 Wacohi Stall 45 Librarian 45 Basket- ball Manaqer 25 Club 4. RICHARD WALKER Mixed Chorus 45 Wacohi Stall 45 Football 44 Track 3, 45 Club 4. DOROTHY WALLACE Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3 4, Girls' Glee Club l, 25 GA.A. l, 25 F.l'I,A. l, 2, Wacohi Stall 4.