Wellpinit High School - Redskin Yearbook (Wellpinit, WA)

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JUNioR hen CLUB LEADERS Left to right: Marlene Wynne, Philip Wynecoop, Charles Tandy, Robert Wynecoop, and Janet Wynecoop. sENloR Mau cooxina CLUB ln i952-55, the Cooking Club, under the leadership of Mrs. Wasson, held ten meetings at the school. The girls exhibited at the Colville Fair and the local fair. The problems for the l95h club year are to prepare five breakfast, dinner, and supper meals and to learn how to eat the different types of foods. This year's officers area lrene Flett, presidents Marlene Wynne, vice-president and junior leaderg Anne Flett, secretaryg Janet Wynecoop and Esther Lowley, junior leaders. Left to right: Mrs. Wasson, leader, Esther Lowley, lrene Flett, Janet Wynecoop, Marlene Wynne, Anne Flett, Priscilla Solomon, Loretta Williams, Norma Solomon. JUNloR MPH cooxiuc CLUB During l952-l955, the Happy Hour Club had seven members. All of the girls received their pins for completing their work and all attended the Achievement Day exercises except Ellen Williams, ings, we exhibited many blue who was away at school. Besides the regular meet- took part in the County Demonstration Contest and at the local, county, and state fairs, winning ribbons at all of them. This year was a very suc- cessful year, and we look forward to more achievements and a larger group in i955-EELL. Left to right: Mrs. Tandy, leader, Ramona Wynne, Joyce Wyne- coop, lrene Tandy, Donna Mae Samuels, lrene Brandom, Suzie Williams, Lillian Brandom.

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Buttons AND Bows li-H owe The Sewing Club starts its sixth year with 22 members. The officers are Marlene Wynne, presidentg Esther Lowley, vice- presidentg Janet Wynecoop, secretary-reporter. Club members exhibited at the local and county fairs. They entered the county demonstration contests and the style review, as well as putting on a local style review and demonstration contest. Fifty per cent of the members won blue ribbons at Colville and were entitled to enter the Yakima Fair where many again won blue ribbons. Several attended a Rally Day at lnchelium. One junior leader attended the State Meeting at Yakima and several members went to the State Club Camp at Pullman. A party was given at the schoolhouse, and the group put on a Game Festival to raise funds to purchase a Pfaff machine. The Club ended its busy and productive year with IOOZ com- pletion of projects, record books and attendance at the Achievement Day Dinner, where members and leaders were a- warded their pins for the yearfs work. This won for the Club a much-coveted gavel. Standing: Ann Triplett, Dorothy Lowley, Doris Wynecoop, Mrs. Sarah Wynecoog leader, Rosemary Eddy, Janet Wynecoop, Esther Lowley, Marlene Wynne. Seated: Lillian Brandom, lrene Tandy, Irene Brandom, Joyce Wynecoop, Ramona Wynne, Robert Wasson. Li-H GARDEN CLUB The l952-55 Garden Club started the year with sixteen mem- bers and finished with twelve completions. Charles Tandy, Robert Wynecoop, and Philip Wynecoop attended M-H Club Camp at Pullman. Those completing their projects exhibited at Colville and Wellpinit. Some exhibits were sent to Yakima. Present officers are Charles Tandy,president5 Richard Wynne, vice presidentg Steve Wynecoop, secretaryg Darrel Hastings, reporter. Standing: Mr. Campbell, leader, George Solomon, Gene Gal- braith, Richard wynne,Philip Wynecoop, Charles Tandy, Robert Wynecoop, Darrel Hastings, Robert Wasson, Marshall Wynecoop. Kneelingg Eugene Wynecoop, Kieth Hastings, Dick Wynecoop, Dave Wynecoop, Janet Wynecoop, Steve Wynecoop, Don Peterson.

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