Weatherwax High School - Quinault Yearbook (Aberdeen, WA)

Page 20 text:

weekly A JW-if ffm' 1' QW 11,4 Q -W K 1 3' ilu- ? K S 2 'Zag ff I I J

Page 19 text:

t . sk H 1 , if 'Y' ff'-91 4- . E1 'fit' ' 31, .,, , , 'sf 45, 3, ,Q-,N g , I , Typical school days for a student, f i - ., ,.. . 'Sv-r f fr a ,f,,,x,..'af7 ,ff 1 ,lyi, :', N' X yi ' though fun, became somewhat monoto- , t,., a args , ffgfll pt, ' va, '-1-s 1 i ', - -v i V get - nous. The usual task of getting up from lfjfm, 1 A r f:--, 5 . I , if 'lx ' mg as i , ls, r, r 9 1 'Q' of favs 1 a warm bed to make an 8:00 o'clock class seemed almost impossible. Never- theless, all worked out well. We made our classes, at least most of us did, and W another adventurous day was in store. J, ,,., Meeting new friends, teachers, and experiences were just a part of school. The hassles at school's start soon became routine. New students, teach- ers, tests, and dates were usually the -Q, topic of conversation . X x 1 2 X U' 'C '46 S z mm 'G E E I i IC t t i Various activities such as games, , sw- , gy H551 dances, or just studying were parts of our leisure time . 5 I 1. Damage from the 1965 Columbus Day storm is readily apparent on the Catala, now a common meeting place for high schoolers. 2. Signs played a big part in our Pep Week activi- ties. 3. Art students, Bill Donovan, Tom Atwood, Kelly Gil- more, Jeff Belloschi, and Jim Medley draw up original master- pieces.

Page 21 text:

? . 4 H an S fy in x