Washington High School - Panorama Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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Hi-Y projects help needy SCHOOL AND community relations have improved through service projects of Hi-Y, such as the Christmas and Easter parties for the under- privileged children, which has become a community tradition. Funds from car washes, a dance, and window washes help finance the service projects. Hi-Y, which is composed of about 20 members, is advised by lVlr. Don Engelbrecht and is headed by the following: Wesley Soo Hoo, president, John Dunn, vice-president, Tony Evans, secretary, Steve Brooks, treasurer, and Chris Edling, publicity manager. Wesley Soo Hoo gives his basketball team a pep talk before starting the game, Mr. Engelbrecht listens in on the team. Wesley Soo Hoo conducts the Hi-Y business meeting as Larry Rote prepares to use the Hi-Y paddle for discipline. 51

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Becky Chafin, Shirley Commons, Jeanette Hirose, and Chris Hrostowski Cleft to rightj listen as Karen Ethridge Csecond from rightb gives the treasurer's report. Girls serve RANIETTES lS a newly organized service club on the Washington High campus this year. Some of the projects were an Easter and Christmas party for under- privileged children and a dance with Hi-Y, donating Halloween candy to children at the Golden Gate Settlement House, helping a needy family at Thanksgiving, sponsoring special speakers, and a car wash. RAMETTES, an all girls club sponsored by Mrs. Elnora Krause, is composed ofthe following officers: Jeanette Hirose, presidentg Linda Nix, vice-president, Shirley Commons, secretary, and Karen Ethridge, treasurer. iq' -7, cfm ,,,, ,V if X' .s . 1 ,, ,. W s o Ui fn WW I I ,f ,i , , 'LW ., ,alma K I 3WWuM,,,,, V, aWaww W Becky Chafin gazes at Shirley Commons as she reads the minutes, while Jeanette Hirose looks and Karen Ethridge studies the treasury book. 50 Chris Edling and Ron Rosenlof fight for the ball as lim Wash watches hopefully to get the ball for his team

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Language clubs learn through doing THE lVlYTHlCAL Greek god and goddess became a reality when Latin Club crowned John Lynch and Darcel Roether god and goddess at the Spanish-Latin Club dance. As a service project, the Romans combined their efforts with FTA to provide a plaque to commemorate deceased servicemen who graduated from WHS. The Roman Legion confronted a mortal enemy, the German Barbarians, in the 'tBattle of the bunion or soccer war. Officers are Richard Rabadue, pres- ident, Gary Tadano, vice-president, Barbara Talbert, secretary, Gretchen Schroeder, treasurer, and Christy Iverson, publicity manager. lN TRUE European tradition, members of Die Lustigen Deutscher fthe funny Germansj engaged in soccer matches against the Roman Legion CLatin Cluby as a part of the year's activities. To further interest in Germany, the club also provided lectures on subjects of interest to the members. Sponsored by Herr Charles Gruntzmacher, the club participated in district club dinners and held an annual dinner for all members. A money-making project was a dance which they co- sponsored with French Club. Officers of German Club are Barbara Wilson, president, Shirley Jones, vice-president, Dave Gebert, secre- tary, Paul Antokol, treasurer, and Judy Komorous, publicity manager. 52 BRIGHT COSTUNIES, sweet music from a reed, and foreign faces all colored a night at a Basque folk dance which Spanish Club members attended. Interested members also found cultural inspiration in slides of Spain and Spanish-speaking countries. They tested their Spanish at a local Spanish restaurant where only Spanish is spoken. The club raised money through a car wash to add to a scholarship fund for outstanding Spanish students. Officers are Barry Holt, president, Debbie Corn, secretary, Linda Radke, treasurer, Becky Fagen, publicity manager. . .2 I . t f . lg . it v A H . d a 'eh it . if at - A ' ' - V t . . f ' iw ' . ,' j'y'p7?'2?g' 'jgjvyqff . A , 'W 'wr-'rw' ,. M- rf if ef , . f . I f vi , . . j Q51 g5, i'fef vw ii.,...WfwgqL fwway.. f - t' 'er QNX- ., A 75 , . f , . . .. . ' f ' ' ' ' x . I T - . mai-fwfft .P if-in . ' ' ig 1 i' .t q W? an fglhgii? 'f 4 'Ai '42 If 2 V J , kay' '- 3 'T ., 'W' ' hgh ff. V? , l if 5 L N 'A 4 1, - . fm 4.10 , -Y M ti Y wi 'f , iw, , V. . 1' l - -,awe fi, - L of G it xi-wt: wffegfiffeai. I I 1 .K K. A I V ,aj . M.. M L, :V WMA' .ilrkrh f. , K I t , , ,. N ,, . g.f- K. , .,.. ..Ls,,,, .,,W,,J