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

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Inter Club Council Directs Teacher Appreciation Day xX Nivea.. DUANE COGBURN helps Pat Bushner with her Latin as he takes over the class on Teacher Appreciation Day. FRONT ROW: Jean Hagius. Connie Force. Shirley Adams, Patty Smith. Susan Meinke. Loren Grace. ROW TWO: Patricia Ann Provenzano. Patti Johnson. Jane Hoth. Pat Caulder. Barbara Sterrett, Janice Schaefer, Nina 5 'Q--ff .ff ., Q-s. .... . , wand' MR. DALTON is shown being appreciated by Jean Goettl at the breakfast given for teachers on Teacher Appreciation Day. Patty Smith, whose office of student body vice- president included the presidency of the Inter-Club Coun- cil, was assisted by Jean Hagius, I.C.C. secretary. I.C.C. was again in charge of the Homecoming Carni- val for which the various clubs built booths. To keep students aware of the clubs' activities, I.C.C. also directed the organizations' displays in the showcase. Interesting and educational for students and teachers alike was the spring Teacher Appreciation Day, which I.C.C. sponsored. By actually teaching the classes, students became more appreciative of the patience and toil required of a teacher. Mr. Robert Sheverbush and Mr. G. W. Black- ney sponsored I.C.C. Malin. Mary McGlothlin. BACK ROW: Mr. Blackney. Gary Williams, Lenard Rioth, Jim Dowling, Mike Rubridge. Jim Boitos. Gary Neece, John Newman. Jim Junker, Rolf Running. S

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ffm? JIM EDWARDS INTERRUPTS the lunchtime cramming of food and facts to sell Wasson pennants and folios. Treasury Committee introduced an entirely new and different button to the Wasson student body. First of its type in the Pikes Peak region, this button bore a picture of the 1963 varsity football team. In previous years, Cabinet members were responsible for all school treasury sales. This year, however, an active Treasury Committee of Wasson students carried out the job of selling pins, book covers, pennants, and decals. Because of the increased selling opportunities, the sale of T-Bird pennants reached record heights. Weather- permitting, the outdoor cubbyhole, also a first for the Treasury Committee, was open in the patio during the lunch hours. Steve Leonard, Secretary of Treasury, and Mr. Kent Hill, sponsor, were responsible for these innovations. LIIMBER EMPTYING HER POCKETBOOK of the last penny, Jac- quelyn Stockwell falls prey to Secretary of Treasury Steve Leonard's sales technique and quick smile. Treasury Pennant Sales Soar to Record Heights MJUST NAME IT and we've got something better for you to buy. Treasury committee members join forces to push sales sky high.

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, fag:-., ag.i.f1- K x . 9 fa 'cw- FRONT ROW: Leslie Helfrich, Lynn Rainier, Janet Priest, Elaine Thompson, BACK ROW: Mr. Robert Hill, Larry Gendrcizig. Craig Carson. Brad Smith Carol Jensen, Lynn Brunstein. ROW TWO: Karren Cogburn, Vera Cox, Mike Karen Loptien, Sharon Price, Pat Cowan, Linda McEwen. Mr. Robert Simons. Fiene. Louisc Mainz, Art Wright, DceDec Tomhave, Lynn Charlton, Cheryl Irving. Quill and Scroll lnitiates 20 Student Journalists During an impressive candle lighting ceremony on March 5, 1964, twenty new members were initiated into the Wasson chapter of Quill and Scroll, a national jour- nalism society for high school students. Members were given Quill and Scroll pins, membership certificates, and a magazine subscription to f'Quill and Scroll magazine. These initiates were chosen from the staffs of the Wahian, Thunderbolt, and Penman for outstanding contributions to high school journalism. Quill and Scroll, although an honorary organization, did much to foster enthusiasm in its members and encouraged them to maintain an active interest in journalism. Of special interest to some members was the field trip taken to the Wasson print shop to observe the mechanical aspects of publications. Mr. Robert Hill, Wahian ad- visor, and Mr. Robert Simons, Thunderbolt advisor, were sponsors of Quill and Scroll. PAUSING AT THE PUNCH BOWL after the ceremony are senior initiates DeeDee Tomhave and Leslie Helfrich.