Weatherwax High School - Quinault Yearbook (Aberdeen, WA)

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Wesley Bartine Marguerite Boner Lydian Bush Alice Caulkins Emily Davidson Ralph Dever Julian Fenenga Madge Finley Kenneth Flora Vernie Foley Dorothy Foster Minnie Gibb Edwin Graham Rollin Guernsey Vincent H 11 Kenneth Hjelmervik Ben Hovies Carl Johnson Layton Lamb Marcella Lawler Edna Lauer William Mapes Gilbert Mills Donald Murphy Henry Novak Ruth O'Dell Vera Phelps Charles Rayl Homer Reynolds Oran Rhodes Esther Jane Rohrer Grace Sharp Gladys Shindler Catherine Waddell Roy Wagner [ 9 1

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CLASS OFFICERS Under the capable guidance of our principal and with the assurance that the viceprincipal and superintendent were standing by, the Board of Control has functioned very efficiently trying at all times to do what was the best for Weatherwax High School. The Board has done a good job of appropriating funds this year with so many school needs clamoring for assistance. Among the many worthwhile projects, new uniforms for the band seemed most pressing. The Board helped the band purchase new uniforms, bringing the appearance of the musicians up to the level of their excellent performance, and reflecting credit on the school. The Board appoints many committees to supervise school activities during the year. Among these is the Hi-Jinx Committee, who prepare the annual Hi-Jinx program. Much depends on the board in selecting the best possible person for supervising this important stage show. We are very grateful to this body for all the work it has done in trying to make our school an efficient institute. To you, the members of the Board of Control, OUR THANKS. [ 8 J

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Rudy Kauhanen George Magee Jane Randolph Perry Saito Jack Evans Bob Miller Betty Billings Dolores Rice Ed Hulbert Don Stark Bob Charette Andy Iskra Jeanne Carlson Dorothy Johnson Bill McFerran Class Officers Our untiring and ever faithful class officers have guided us safely and surely past detours, narrow roads and other dangers on the highway of learning during the school years of 1938-39. The mighty seniors have been an active class and have set many good examples for the seniors who will follow them. This year the seniors have chosen the San Francisco Golden Gate Exposition as their theme for Senior Week. It will be hard for later classes to put on the colorful show this theme affords them. As a token of farewell, the Juniors under the leadership of their class officers present the Commencement Dance. This has always been a very successful affair, and will doubtless live up to more glorious expectations this year. The younger members of our school, the sophomores, have been very active this year. They started quite an uproar when they refused to undergo the throes of initiation. They also organized the Play Makers. During this active year, class officers have been the guiding spirits in their classes. They have displayed true qualities of leadership that will fit them for an active life. L 10 ]