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

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, ,.., , -..awwva-sun qu FRONT ROW: Jan Slaughter, Mary McGlothlin, Shirley Roth, Gaye Buzbee, Patti John- son. BACK ROW: Mr. Roldan, Tom McCaman, Duane Cogburn, James White, John Hickman, Tom Carpenter. Camera Club Member Wins Photography Award MARY FRANCES MCGLOTHLIN numbers and files negatives and records them in a mem- orandum book. Members of Wasson Camera Club were kept busy as they were called upon to take, proof, and enlarge pictures for the many departments of Wasson as well as for student QU? 1 ti!! 5 Url 44,3 i S. 5 ff?-K publications, the Wahian and Thunderbolt. Members went on field trips where they gained experience and received advice from their sponsor, Mr. Roldan, on taking various types of pictures in different set-ups, obtaining distinct effects, and arranging surrounding elements. Camera Club participated in various projects in order to finance the purchase of equipment which was needed in the photographic laboratory. At the annual Camera Club party, a new program was initiated where individuals who did their jobs well and showed improvement received a photographic award. DUANE COGBURN is in the process of developing pictures for the Wahian.

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SPLENDOR AND PAGEANTRY were well marked at the half-time show of the Wasson- Palmer game. Here, the Wagions form a gigantic Thunderbird on the field to the accompani- ment of the band, The huge, steel Thunderbird. made by the C-Club, adds a touch of dignity. and Best' Pep Club in Colorado Wagions, Wasson High School's pep club and the largest high school pep club in the state, created a color- ful and spectacular scene during the half-time activities of the football games. They were highly acclaimed by students and visitors alike. Meeting in the early mornings, the pep club, under the sponsorship of Miss RoseMarie LaSalle and Miss Shirley Shalberg, planned their routines, with the assistance of Mr. Gus Jackson. Wagions, with much enthusiasm and spirit, helped lift the morale of all of the teams throughout the year. Traditional gold bars were earned by those girls who wore their uniforms each Friday, attended games and meetings, and sold programs at home games. Officers of Wagions were Marty Schneebeck, presi- dentg Debbie Griffith, vice-presidentg Diane Palmer, sec- retaryg Sandy Venis, treasurerg and Jean Hagius, I.C.C. representative. HEAD CHEERLEADER, Cheri Ingels, leads the Pep Club in a cry of victory.

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I.R.C. Attends 'Mock' United Nations Session International Relations Club engaged in a program of providing speakers and showing films covering pertinent current events. The club followed a schedule of three out- of-town conferences: The International Relations Con- ference at the University of Denver, The World Affairs Conference in Boulder, and the mock United Nations Session in Greeley. Subjects covered by the speakers and the films included the United Nations and its operations, the Soviet Union, Asia, The Alliance for Progress, Latin America, and emerging African nations. Officers for 1963-1964 were Steve Hunt, presidentg Lenard Rioth, vice-president and l.C.C. representativeg and Sandy Vineyard, secretary-treasurer. The sponsor was Mr. Donald Brinton. 1 .,. Y --.TM M EXCHANGE STUDENT Shaheen Al-Ghanem discusses his native country, Kuwait, with Mr. Donald Brinton, I.R.C. sponsor. COLONEL REICHSTAFFEN from the Air Force Acad- emy lectures on The Inefficiency and Brutality of the Nazi Regime. FRONT ROW: Lenard Riolh, Richard Miller, Michael McGuire, Larry Fisher. ROW TWO: Karen Kae Coy. Susann Wheeler. Sandy Vineyard, Patty Provenzano. BACK ROW: Steven Hunt. James Bailey, Greg Johnson, Mr. Brinton. ,N anno