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

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A '- Glee Club The Girls' Glee Club malces up one of the leading musical organizations in the school. From this group are chosen most of those who talce part in the Glee Club contest in the Spring. Besides singing for various entertainments, the club led in the Christmas cantata which was presented before the entire student body. SEXTETTE Shirley Foster Lydia Bommer . Lorraine Johnson Helen Hayes Margaret Bird Virginia Hadley Georgina Ekstrom, A ccompanist This violin sextette has been called on by both school and community to perform on innumerable occasions. fThey have always fulfilled these engagements to the best of their ability, which was very good., Helen Carroll has often appeared as soloist accompanied by the sextette. Page Twenty-Nine

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Band The Pep Band was organized in the fall of 327 under the direction of Nliss Christy for the purpose of unifying the singing in the assemblies and at the games. A half-credit a semester is given for work in this band. This year the Band was composed of thirty instruments and did much to increase the pep and spirit both in assemblies and at games. Music Department OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Margaret Bird ......... ...... P resident ....... - ..... ,.,... . Helen Carroll Shirley Foster .,,.........,..... ,..,.-... V ice-President ...,.,..,. ..,.,..,...... R osella Corle Georgina Eclcstrom ,...,,.. ..... S ecretary-Treasurer ,.,,-, ......... V al Jean Morris Ed Russell .,,........,...,.. ....,.,.,,..,,. C rzbinet ,,,,.,,,,,,-,,. ..i.... L ucile McKercher Ernest Wohlers, .,..... .,,, , ,,,,..., B . of S. C. ,.,,,,.,,.,.,,,....,,.,.,..,r,...,,,,...,,.,.,. Helen Little Dagmar Christy, Advisor This department came into existence several years ago because it was felt that there was need of an organization that might be called on to assist in the musical productions of the community. Its Work is to attain the highest ideals in music and the membership consists of anyone who is capable and is Willing to work toward this end. Page Twenty-Eight

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FIRST SEMESTER Helen Carrilcer .,,...... Louise Trunlcey ....,... Honor Society OFFICERS President Vice-President Kathleen Hunter. ....,.... ..,.. S ecretary-Treasurer ..... Roy Motteler ..............,....,..... .....,.,..,.... C abinet ......... .............. Annette Morgan .,.........,.....,............ - .,.,.,, B. of S. C. ..............Y..........,.... Miss Patton, Miss Mullen, Mrs. Woods, Advisors. SECOND SEMESTER Louise Trunlcey ,..-..-.,Kathleen Hunter Helen Hayes ....-,..Roy Motteler Art Davis In the spring of 1925, the Honor Society was organized to bring together those students who have achieved a high scholastic average and to promote a higher grade of scholar-ship among the students. Three awards are given to the students with enough points to become members of the society. The first is a one-bar ping second, a two-har ping and a torch for the third and h-ighest award. Heretofore the High School P. T. A. has advanced a sum of money to be used in buy- ing the awards. But this year, clue to the fact that the P. T. A. state convention is held in Wenatchee, that organization cannot spare the money and the Honor Society has to buy its own awards. Page Thirty