Wasson High School - Wahian Yearbook (Colorado Springs, CO)

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H Foster Scholar hip One of the highest honors that a student may achieve is membership in the National l A I Q Q' Honor Society. In order to become a member 5 of this organization, juniors and seniors must rank in the upper lifik of.their class and must demonstrate a desire to serve the school by becoming members of the Apelachis, XVasson service club. National Honor Society was created to promote service and to encourage students to maintain high scholastic standards. The president is Bill Gray, and the secretary is Lana Rae Keplinger. It is sponsored by Miss Frances Wallingford, the chairman of the English Department. 1960 INITIATES Seniors: Ta Achord, Rudy Ausec, Sandra Ballard, Gerald Beckett, Susanne Bergman, Judy Bond. Karen Brown. Linda Cabot, Christine Clatanoff. Ellen Clausen, Sally Cruikshank, Janette Ehlers, Carolyn Freeman, Jack Frost, Jerry Frost, Lynne Hare, Suzanne Hayes, Carol Heyer, Michael Hiltz. Jerry Kvasnieka, Virginia Mclsaac, Mary Mum- mery, Susanne Roache, Barbara Ruth, Harold Schneebeck, Diana Stewart, Karen Thomas, Dean Weidner, Barbara White. Juniors: Gayla Barber, Peter Bonovich, Tom Charbonnel. Sherrie Der- rick, Paul Fundingsland, Jeanne Jordon, Robert Joyce, Janet Kinner, Robin McAllistor, Gail Page, .lock Patterson, Gaile Priest, Pamela Shaffer, Ronald Slosky, Sharon Kay Smith, Sher- ril Ann Smith, Ellaine Stanton, Margaret Stoner, Judy Watson, Frances Williams. ROW' ONE: Barb Wallace. Elizabeth Ross, Pat Daniel. Becky Beard, Nancy Hall. ROW TWO Tom Berg, Ernest Suhre, Bill Gray. ROVV THREE: Marge Powell, Judi Chapman, Ray Shawen 4' V4 l 'fait ERNEST SUHRE SPEAKS for the National Honor Society at the I.C.C. assembly. Each organization presented a skit depicting some aspect of the organization Miss Wallingford Susan Harker Jim Yost Richard Mllbert B11 Babb

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Saddletr X ROW ONE: Roxanna Smith, Bonnie McPhe Frankie Ludden, Way OFFICERS OF THE OF THEIR CLUB. amp Promote Good Horsemanship wx fxlv 1 Wav-M-M S r ' x Wagner, Phil McDonald, Chuck Upton, Wayne Sweetser, Mike Stringer, Merlyn Stum, Betty Wulff. BOW TWO: Sherri rson. Ilona Zile, Lynn Karol-Chik, Pat Arnold, Suzanne Lee, Sue McCandless. ROW THREE: Pat Heath Susan Grant ne Higby, Mr. Jones, Bob Dugan, Bill Shemwell, Jerry Fairis, Bill Muri One of the most unusual clubs with a most unusual name is the Saddletramps, Wasson High's rodeo club. Sponsored by Mr. D. E. Johns, the club strives to promote student par ticipation in rodeos, gymkhanas, and horse shows. Other goals are better horsemanship and better conduct at the various equestrian events During the year members planned a horse show, dances and a gymkhana. Officers are: Chuck Upton, presidentg Mike Stringer, vice-presidentg Deanna Dobbin, secretaryg Frank Ludden, treasurer, Bill Shemwell historian' Tomie Dobbs publicity chairman, and Sue McCandless, representative to the Palmer High rodeo club ' n. 1 Y l.,. 4 .l.a X gl Q4

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ROW ONE: Delores Campbell, Dee Eiden, Alice Lamar, Betty Wulff, Nicki Troska, Katie Jend, Sue Shirk, Barb Kellogg. ROW TWO: Charlotte Clutter, Sharon Smith, Marcia Ailstock, Claire Risley, Darth Townsend, Judy Phillips, Cindy Overeye-nder. Sharon Lacerte, Pat Daus, Sue Lee, Bonnie McPherson, Vicki Shelton, Mrs. Collins. ROW THREE: Kay Eberhardt, Mary Beth Schneebeck. Marilynn Wilte, Vicki Wright. Donna Bennett, Sue Rindahl, Roxanna Wagner, Sue Lynne, Jane Spicer, Pat Arnold, Joanie Sweatt, Shirley McClain, Sharon McCargo, Pat Oarica, Mrs. Sullivan. SOME OF THE girls in G.A.A. enjoy a game of volleyball in the girls' gym first period. GAA Stress s ealth, Good Sportsman hip Volleyball, basketball, badminton, table tennis and archery were the major activities of the Girls' Athletic Association this year. The purpose of the G.A.A. is to promote interest and participation in girls' sports. The members held tourna- ments in these different sports throughout the year, with teams competing for the honors. They also had several sports days with Palmer's G.A.A. The officers are Niki Troska, president, Nancy Harvey, V, '- vice presidentg Marsh Alstock, secretaryg and Barbara Kellogg, treasurer. Other officers are Charlotte Clutter, point recorderg Kathy lend, publicity chairmang and Dee Eiden, I.C.C. rep- resentative. The club is sponsored by Mrs. janet Sullivan,