Weatherwax High School - Quinault Yearbook (Aberdeen, WA)

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 (Above) Symbolizing Aberdeen High School, the mighty l ol cat mascot looks on from beneath the hanging Aberdeen banner. (Right) Sam Brooks hoists Brian Homchick above his head to display senior superiority. Changes Evident In '79 Beginning a new school year, students noticed some major changes. The first change was the appointment of Mr. Charles Randolph as principal of Weatherwax. Another change, resulting from the Washington State Legislature, saw the high-school student attend fifty-seven minute classes, and eat during thirty minute lunches. Also, students were not dismissed early for vacations. Furthermore, the tradition of senior week before graduation ended. Although the days seemed longer, the unity still remained among and between the classes. Spirit came out in full force and also brought back the burning of Johnny Hoquiam after a five-year absence. The students of Weatherwax rallied together for a year of Great Expectations. 10 INTRODUCTION

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i Above) Great Kxpcdatiom pavs by our eyes as Aberdeen moves at ntght. theft) Working on the lower Che halls Hiver. an ABnao Hubhle tug pulls i log jam. INTRODUCTION 9

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High!) Returning after a five-year absense, the burning of johnny lluquiam aroused the student body to a s| irit« ! high before the Aberdeen Ihxjuiam game. B»?|» ) The Bolx-at band squeezes onto the stage for a concert in Al er-dren. Scotland. during their summer tour of the British Isles. (Above) Breaking away from his busy schedule, principal Charles Randolph relaxes in his office. (Left) Built in 1909. the Weathcrwax building stands fit after 70 years of students within its halls. INTRODUCTION 11