Wenatchee High School - Wa Wa Yearbook (Wenatchee, WA)

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Heinz Club OFFICERS Josephine Weed ,,,,,, ,,,,,.,.,,............,. .....,,.... P r esident Marflqa Oafey ,,,,,,- ..........,.,.,...., V ice-President Florence I-lines ,----,,, ...4. S ecretary ana' Treasurer Lauretta Whitmore ........,,...... ............V.L................. C abinef Edith Pickett ,..............,...,.,..,........ ...,.... B . of S. C. Miss Wiester and Miss Barber ....................................AA....,..... Advifori Several years ago, Mrs. L. O. Anderson founded the Heinz Club. This name was chosen to correspond with the 57 varieties of Heinz products because of the numerous districts from which the members come. . This club consists of all the new girls above freshman rank and all freshmen girls com- ing from schools outside the city. Its aim is to create a social club in which these girls may become better acquainted. - Page Twenty-Four

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Debate Affirmative Team Negative Team Charles Conner Frank Fuqua Roy Cartilcer Edson. Dow Roy Motteler Paul Dull Mrs. Clark, Coach Debate is again one of the leading activities in the Wenatclmee High School. Due to the enthusiastic and untiring efforts of Mrs. Clark, the coach, and the two teams, Wenatchee successfully debated Pateros, Winthrop and Brewster. Although C were forfeited its meet with Wenatchee, a courtesy debate was held, the decision gi X I to Cashmere. '- The high point in our schedule was reached in the dual debate with Yakima. Both negative teams debated away from home, our team flying by plane to Yakima. In each case the decision went to the affirmative team, giving us one 'defeat and one victory. Much interest was shown by the public in the arguments presented on the question: Q'Resolved: That installment buying ass a means of exchange is economically desirable, provided the term does not include the purchase of homes, investment, securities, or insurance. Page Twenty-Three

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P. K. Club OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Wilma Mooney ,.,....,,.. .,..... P resident ....... ...,...,,..... O retha Parlchill ,-,,,,,,,, Vice-President .-,,-. -..---.Elizabeth Hallibilrton Meleta Rothgeb. ....,..., ,...,. S ecretary-Treasurer ...........,...,.... Helen Little Vivian Dunning, .,..,.. ......E ....,...,....,...,. C a binet ..........,........ .. ......, Betty Vandivort Shirley Foster ........... ........-...,.........,.T....... B . of S. C.. .................... ......,.... D orothy Carr Miss Porter and Miss Christy, Advisors. The P. K. Club is still carrying on as enthusiastically as ever with one object in mind: to create and increase pep and interest in school activities. It was organized for that purpose in the fall of 1926 and has done much to develop interest in athletic events during the past three years. Last fall the club was included as a part of the Athletic department of the Girls' Club. Elsie Frank was elected president the first semester, but due to illness, she had to drop out and her place was filled by Wilma Mooney. Page Twenty-Five