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

Page 33 text:

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

Page 32 text:

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 , , ,

Page 34 text:

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 . - . .. I .U . - . . J 1 lv C . . E, , . . , . 1 . , , , . , . . . . 1 . - 1 1 1 1 . . . . .1 . . . . . . , . .. . 11 . - rr 1 I1 11 rr 11 1 , 1 1 A 1 1 - . . . .. 1 11 .1 - 11 1 . . . . . . ,, . . . I . .6 . . I I ' 'J 1 . 1 1 . . H . 11 . . ' - T ll ll