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

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SPOLWQ 'I' A X 4 I 59 , I ROW ONE: Karen McMullen, Jean Steele, Barbara Boyko, Judi Chapman, Ann Dettmer, Kathleen Dougherty, Marsha McDowell. ROW TVYO: Pat Paschall, Pat Mills, Ken Goldsberry, Bobbie Knopp, Pat Daus. Darth Townsend, Gloria Rettgaren, Jodi O'I-Iern. ROW THREE: Mr. Simpich, B. J. Douglas, Suzi Bergman, Jim Boggio, Lanny Green, Guy Mandigo, Sally Cruikshank, Publicit Keeps Students Informed JUDI AND MEMBFRS of her committee put up posters for the rpfgfgstlltltir Under the sponsorship of Mr. Simpich, judi Chapman and her Publicity Committee informed students when athletic events, dances and other outstanding school pro- grams were being held at Wasson High, Posters and banners were made by indi- vidual clubs and also by the Art Department, under the direction of Mr. Simpich. Public address announcements were made by stu- dents chosen on the basis of tryouts and by faculty members. 72

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class S In the begmnmg the long empty corrndors echoed wrth the footsteps of the few remammg workmen On September 10, 1959 wrth the commg of twelse hundred students the complex of bunldmgs became ahve and Wasson I-hgh School was born f- -us:-sv 9 - 1 l r- J , .