Weatherwax High School - Quinault Yearbook (Aberdeen, WA)

Page 15 text:

WHUUUWU r,,,,..... MUTE gfdrideri V 'V T K , .Z 'vm ,P ' ,, V 1 - 1 9 I 5 ' Q 4 ' 1 1

Page 14 text:

Sqxembe' . CALENDAR 4-School begins 14-Football Jamboree 21-Burlington, here 26-Pep Staff Conference 29-Shoreline, here October 5-Centralia, here 12-Lincoln, there 19-Vancouver, here 19-Sadie Hawkins Dance 26--Stadium, here 27-S.W.W. Student Council Meet November 2-Everett, there 9-Olympia, there 19-Pep Week begins 21-Kremation Kreep 22-Thanksgiving Day Game 27-College Conference December 6-Football Award Assembly 14 Sophomore Hop 21-Christmas Assembly 25 Christmas january 4-Cenrralia there 11 Lincoln here 11 March of Dimes 18 Stadium there 22 Hoquiam here 25-Olympia there 26-H1 Jinx February Campaign 1-Centralra here 8-Lincoln there 13 14 Swing Concert Stadium here Hoquiam there Pacific Slope School Press Conference 23 Sweetheart Dance Q March K 40 OCT L A xii? lil? 1 State Swim Meet 1-Olympia here 12 Tr1Y I Style Show 19 Sportsmanship Banquet 22 Senior Play 23 Shelton Music Meet 24 26-Retail Selling Convention April 5 Junior Senior Ball 13-Centralia Music Meet 15 19 Spring Vacation May 1 Mothers Tea 3 May Day Dance 15 Spring Concert 24 25 State Track Meet Pullman 31 Moving Up Assembly une 2 Baccalaureate 3 Class Night 6--Graduation 7 School Ends C 1 . . V 15:--' , . 21-n . , 22- . . J X Q X e. R . 252282-Youth Legislature Xe , Xxx i . J - v 5 J, l . IU! i .

Page 16 text:

we'-We f 'U' ff S. E .ref fi NF? lu Here we have Aberdeen, singing her way to fame . . the opening line of our beloved Alma Mater will always bring back memories of the happy days at A.H.S. In our sophomore year, we were again at the bottom of the ladder as we were when we entered junior high. Everyone felt a little lost at first, but it wasn't long before we got in the swing of things. Our first participation in school activities was electing class officers to lead us. We chose President, Ray Russell, Vice President, Harvey Hendrickson, and Secretary, Candace Harrall. Jingle Jitters, our successful sophomore hop, was our next activity, Ocosta also shared our happy sophomore year with us. As juniors, we became better acquainted and adjusted to busy school life. The ol' grind of work and pleasure will long be remembered. Activities began to grow, and they included class car washes, bake sales, and participation in the exciting Junior-Senior Ball. Class officers were: President, Ron Makos, Vice President, Tom Hendrickson, and Secretary, Karin Leaf. During our senior year, we were ably led by President, Tom Eastman, Vice President, Martin Audette, and Secretary, Darlene Jacobs. Since the annual Shuttle Broadcast wasn't held, due to unavoidable circumstances, a new celebration was ushered in known as Pep Week. The queen, Judy Phelan, and her two princesses, Judy Jako, and Mary Jane Kennedy, reigned over the gay festivities. Our celebrated team had excellent support from everyone. Spirit and pep prevailed during the week sometimes sacrificing the homework! Other gala affairs were: May Court Sweetheart Court and the Junior- Senior Ball, Hi-Jinx, and the Senior Play were both memorable occasions with much planning and fun. Each day we could see the progress of the new modern cafeteria, which was completed toward the end of the year. All these main events during three years of high school made us aware that a chapter of our school life was closing. With sadness and anticipation we were ready to take our places and meet the challenges of the future. -12-