Washougal High School - Kaiyawi Yearbook (Washougal, WA)

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Seven new classrooms and a student center were added to Washougal High this year. Although No- vember 8 was the day set for the opening, students were not able to use the facilities until November 27 because of construction problems. Four of the rooms are used as specialty classrooms for art, architectural and mechanical drawing, foreign languages, and biology. The art room contains a firing kiln, individual drawing tables, lockers, and a paint booth. The language lab contains the latest electronical Console equipment that broadcasts to thirty stations. Biology students use seven units with each unit con- taining fireproof table tops, sinks and gas outlets. The mechanical drawing room contains specially designed drawing tables for each of the students. , . W.: ..k. an I 1. . .,. . . gawsiaiigi. . f . Mr. Strange joins in the discussion in the new student lounge. Eight New Rooms Sharyl and Grete discuss crucial problems by the new senior lockers.

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Many Lil' Abners and Daisy Mae's were seen at the annual Sadie Hawkins dance, sponsored by the Journalism classes. Impressive decorations which de'- picted the theme, Run Abner, Run, were constructed by the art classes and other committees. Washougal's own group, The Wild Side,'l provided music for the evening. Each year, a boy and girl are selected that best meet the description of Lil' Abner and Daisy Mae, and are presented with some sort of a prize. This year, Betty Lou Locke, as Daisy Mae, and Marvin Thrall, as Lil' Abner, were chosen for their original costumes. Mock Marriage ceremonies were performed by the Preacher, Mike Crowe. The girls dragged their guys to the altar, and as the marriage ceremony was read, rings were exchanged, and the couple signed a fake marriage certificate. Betty Lou Laurie and Don en