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

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THE W CI UB Marvna Nelson President George Grlbert Nice Pre-stdent Harold lW1rabell1 Secretary and Treasurer Rene Bertheau Cablnet The W Club sponsored the Athletxc Carnival and the kitten ball tournament The boys laave been very actlve th1s year and desp1te the depression have come out on top Three cheers for our athletxc veterans May we have naore hke them DFBATF CI UB THIS Sl-MFSTLR Ray Andrews George Lolos Ruth Chandler Clem ordan Ruth Chandler Betty Lou Maus Lalhan Rader Betty Rae Bruland lfxsr S1 Mesure Robert Pitman Pres V1rg1n1a W1ll7UTll V Pres Ruth Carrlker Sect Cabmet Manager Gordon Lake Ruth Chandler Clem vrd n Wear Clark Hallman Scott Wrrla two teams one wtth three bovs and the other wxth three glrls th Debate Team has passed throuefh one of the most uccessful years yet known an th lu story af debate IU W H S To them we say thank you and uve our lnghest pratse to thetr coach M1ss Ve a B wld n who has led and encourag ed th team th ouffheut th debate season MERRY MIXERS Orucrrzs I res de at Nelhe Wlegman Vtce Presd nt Barbara Blackburn Se 1 tary Treasurer Esther Barnes Advlsor Mrs DcVoe The Merry Mlxers Club was organazed to son or good sportsmanshlp ID arlalene games and socla blhty at partxes plcnlcs etc Both boys and girls of unxor Senlor or P C1 rank make up the naenaber sh1p and a good fellowsh p rs developed through the contact Many of the students who belong to no :ther clu s land th Merry Mlxers a delightful ar g'll11l'lfl0I'l PROM Th G and March dresses of cab webby texture 7l'1ll'll1I colo s clean shaven boys trnn dark sults that was unor Prem Wfhy one could even smell the clean s eat of L1fe buoy th klds had all hcked up to attend the most gala of gala oc a sons The orcaestra was keen the dan e s we e we falr and y all had a wonderful tnne Boa Wetlaexald unxor gave an address ot welcome to the S nlors and leeonard Dow Semor gave a pe ch of thank A cle er program govd mus1c and gemal hosts made the even ng a tn st enjoyable one QUII L AND SCROLL Secorso Sryarsrrn Ethel Smith Lorrame Halbert Pat Hatter Loulse Haaland Fmsr S1 ynsafrz Pauline Warner re Mxldred Rlchardson V Pres Pat Hatter ect Ethel Smlth fabmet Mercle Davls Adazsor MSYCIC DHVIS The Qulll and Scroll 15 a lxterary club of hlgh standmg and belongs to the Internatxonal Soclety of Hrgh S bool ournahsts One of the most mterest 1ng lecturers ever heard m W H S was brought here by th1s club and was on Lxfe an the Deep Sea DRAMATIC CLUB Thxs year because of the lack of funds the Dram atnc Club was unable to gxve the annual Dramatlc Club Play Instead the members of the club turned the Dramatlc S A T funds over to the Derby Club an order to help make the Vodvll possible An unusual float was entered ln the Festlval Par ade by the members of the club In May they pre sented a play an assembly Louxse Haaland ean Marlowe and Ethel Smttla were the ma1n characters We hope that an the future vears the Dramatlc Club wxll be able to present tts annual play OFFICERS FIRST Srmrsrtfz Srcolslo or 'vu srl R V1fg1U1a Sellars Prev Caryl Haaland Rene Bartheau V Iref Chuck Smrrla Caryl Haaland See frear loulse Haaland Leonard Dow a Ed Carr MINSTREL Tlns year the Boys Glee Club furnxshed u Wlfl an old yet new type of entertamment They re sented a genume old tame manstrel show wxse goes to make a nnnstrel Warren Crumrme the on y one of 1ts kmd na captavaty was the Master of Ceremonies He cracked jokes so fast that when h fxnashed wlth one we were stlll trymg to fxgure out the last one Two of the hxgh spots of the pro gram were a Flreman Save My Clnld act glven by larank Taylor and Hunt Boyd tlae dlstressed moth and Mammy sung by Maurlce Courtway wtth apologxes to Al olson Wwe hope that we have naore programs lake the mmstrel XOU The httle tlnngs you loye Th httle rhmgs you do Are more than httle tlnngs Be ause they re Dart of you l loye those httle things Th use httle ch ngs you a They re httle rays of Sunshme 'I hat radlate from you lor er I a el T - A ' 5 , AA - ' 2. 5 2 '. 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INTROIDUC TION On these two pages we are g1v1ng some of the maJor all school 1ct1v1t1es They are act1v1t1es 1n wh1ch many students have part1c1pated Each are successfully carr1ed through and each made the school a l1ttle more pleasant and the students more hlee one brg famrly We are proud of our 1ct1v 1t1es and very very proud of our school SENIOR PLAY CAST 'Vlrs Forrester Margaret My lrus Vlac Mlllan, her son Stephen, her aozmger 3071 udge yVare, la r 2 other lylrs V1 are, 1711 nz e Dorothy, fm 51111111 szster ane Depew a spznrter Angela Smy the, r1'elmt11r1te Ttmson, butler 'Vtroo , houyck per eonard Dow I l uyd Baker Rohert Hogan Phyhs Boyce Patrlcla Harter lVIarjor1e Bartos Ior-une Halhert I loyd Baker Roherta Batdorf The B at Carohne Halland PLOT Mae Nhllan Forrester an emmment ITOVCIISE of the day has sud enly ost hrs 1nsp1rat1on for h1s at es wolf T 111 would restore If agam He thmlc a hvmg model One eyenmg he hrmgs home a w11f frrm one of the Illillle courts who IS 1 ntce, charmrng, and alto Qether adorahle ch1ld hut from the slums of New Yorlc The Brat emharrasses and convulses the snohhlsh I'1fth Avenue fam1lv Steve, hecause of h1s democr1t1c 1deals 15 the hlaclc she p of the fam1ly True to form he falls 1n love w1th the Brat md takes her to h1s ranch 1n the Xvest before Mac has the chance to toss her hack to the street as hrs hoole IS f1n1shed The unmmgated snohherv of these people and thexr narrow vxewplont on hfe and tts pr1nc1ple IS 1l lustrated 1n one way when Mac really loves the Brat hut won t conslder marrxage hecause she IS the Brat The play IS mterestmg, wxttv, and has spxcy sarcasm 1 good cure for the hltes INC xor NTS Rehearsals hegan Noyemher I0 1932 Thmgs went smoothly enough 11nt1l lVIerc1e decided that the last scenes ln the second and th1rd act d1dnt have enough punch at 1 a l11ss rr tw 1? e others sa'd But what lf was, was 1 half hour extra practlce for 1 week w1th lVIerc1e lllustratmg and tel Img me how to do II It was far from perfect then Sunsfquersx RIHIAIZSAIS smxf Mrs Forrester tallcmg wlth h r nands, Ancfela not snr hhxsh enoufvh and slngmg the l1ne, 'I he only glas se I could fmd were f1lled wxth sacramental w1ne I'1n1s1n not Irlsh vaough IVIac'VI1llan not worldly or suave the Brat s crymg, just l1ySftI'lC'll no1ses, and Steve s anfver not real1st1c 9 VILTI Cijillld hegqed ClCIT1OI'1SI'I H'Ld CIISSCd did 1scussetl, an mally he 11 no p y' The weap sn o every d1rector The dress rehearsal was 1 mad house Th 11d Judge Ware malemg 1 th ee punt landmg oyer one of the ,tops and entfrmg three l1nes later mth the part 1n h s mg runnmg across hs head hrought an exclamatron of My Lord Dan H s seventv hye d wllar tuxlu from MBFCIQ The hndbe game haclc stage was too lnterestmg to warrant gettrnq eues 111 ttme and the sandy-lches d1dn t eyen reach the stage door to say nothxng of reaclung the scen of act1on Th mght of mghts was a huve success f1n1nc1allV and othermse Oh what 1 s1Qh of sat1sfact1on went up fro n th audxence when I lclssed Lloyd What 15 there ahout 1 lclss that IS so annoymg to perform hut so llltflglllng to watch' OPERETTA The D1zzy Baton , an operetta was present d hy the ITILISIC department, und r th d1rect1on of Vhss Helen Kretsmger, Apr1l th 14th T11 quartet and glee cluh ass1sted th leadxng characters, Ruth Weed aclc Welch Charles Woods and ohn Olds A prano tr1o, the hoys and glrls glee cluh ILll 1lSl l d extra LI'lf6l'IHll'lIl1CI'lf The op retta was cleverly con structed and well done The musc d pa tment IS to he comolnnented on thelr splend1d work ORCHFSTRA Th s year s Orchestra was compmsed of twe aty two members Th1s group of students played at var1ous provram and H1gh School functxons Th v have dded the mus1cal entertamment need d 1n 1 sc mol Mrss Helen Kretsmger has dxrected ths group through 1 harmon1ously successful year I AM JUST AS HUVIAN AS YOU It matters not that Im good or had That I would he false or true But what matters really when all thmgs are sa1d Is, that I am just as human as you I malce m1stalces as other men do I have my faults, had hahxts too I thmlc l11dCICI1 thuuwhts do thmgs tahoo But after all I am tnly as human as you I hlce to he praxsed 1f th pr11ses are true I want respect 1f respect IS due I des1re to do r1ght to h honest wxth you So concede me one rlqht, Im as human as vou Open your eyes to my e ror 1n deed Open y zur heart to understand mv need Accept me as I am m as111e me as you wrll, Bu 1n the end my frund I am human stlll R111 Ana'ren f -s . - ' 1 ,. ,. 1 1 11 1 1 1 ds . df . s s. el 1.1 . 1 1 f ,., ' I 1 1. e . 1- . 1 1 . 11 .1 - 1 111 ... 1 ' '11 11 11 1 1 1 . 1 Sr ' , 1' 1.11 1' ' 1- - . ,A ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , . . 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Ask Bob Woods where Katy Butler was at one PURPIE AIND GOI D BAND Orme 1 RS Sleotsm .S1y11sTr1z ,fe 111 111e M1tche11 1 Kay Fray rem Helen Bryson a I.o1s Pfau Pep Board V1v1an Lowe Aahzsor Mrs De Voe Adyztor Mr MCKSHZIC I'1RsT Se'y11s1eR XX 1 ma Be blet Carol foon Bas er Nlle ao s 'Ne11a I'renc11 Helen Bryson MISS Patton Mr McKenz1e T1 Iurple and Gold Cluh has had a very acttve Vear lI'l supportme, ath1et1c events debates and ot11er ll1I1eI10l'1S ot the s hool The g1r1s of the club spon 1red a Pep Rally for the benef1t of the Band and succe ded 1n ra1s1ng enough funds to send t11e band to I'yerett for t11 football game there In the Apple Blossom Parade the Purple and Gold Club was represented hy a beaut1fu11y decorated car T11e naembers enjoyed several part1es durmg the year among them was a theatre party Good luck Purple and Gold' P K FLUB O 1111118 I-mst SFXIISTIR S1co1s111 Scs11EsTER Margqret Myllus We are all 1nv1ted to the t.l'lSLI1Ig'11'fUS weddmg Ruth We d re Gertrude Kmgwell Dorothy bamps HI I Pre f Marcella B1ankensh1p bee lretzy Gertrude Kmybwell 41 une Leonard Mary jane Grant Phylhs Boyce lep Board Marcella Blankenslup M1ss Mkifflh Ad1 nor MISS MOIIIS M1ss Kretsmger Adazsor M155 Kretsmger T11e P K Club was organued to 11e1p supp art the athle c aet1y1 1es 1n the school IIIIS year th club has presented yar1ous sklts adyert1s1ng basketball and football games The g1r1s of the club entered an attracnvely decorated float 1n tl1e Blossom Festwal lf was a r1cks11aw made of flowers pulled by several of tl1e g1r1s In lf Gertrude Kmgwell tl1e pres1dent ro e Among, the funcnons of the P K s th1s year are two theatre part1es and a pot luck d1n11er I Homer and Maryor1e would stop goxng to gether If Hallman hadn t so many g1r1 fr1ends If George would g1ve someone else a c11ance w1t11 Mary frank could get Betty Rae ean would qu1t chasmg lloyd Chuck and Nlabel got marrled Katy w 1u1c1 ette own to one of the t ree yoys Gellatly Drury or Woe1ds B 1 d1dnt have Edd1e to compete agaxnst far 1 uc111e Why u nt lf be a funny s1rt o 9C13O ' 9 9 Lhqder flu able d1rect1e1n 17 1V1r Idward McKen 5 e the hand has ha a busy and sueeessful year T1e band furmshed mus1c 1n the assembhes to pep the students up on Blue Mondays T11ey played 1n the fwonhdence Parade and led tl1e Apple Blossom Parade Se n1e members of the hand played for tl1e student dances helpmg te make p1ss1111e those en yoya 11e occas1ons NFWS And d1d Mary ean Welty 11ave a good time 'lt tl u e11 s Ball MIIXIIXIX1 ask Mr Drury Wanted Another party for Katy Butlers stag 1ne By tn oo s of thmvs Mar owe s motto IS gtk? em a a 1reak Xvhv IS Mrs Sco t s bte, blonde boy rush ng from E s Wenatchee to North XX enatchee Avenue lately? To t111nk that Dave Gellatly re de home from Ellensbure, at n1 11 and nothmg happened W11at mfluence Seaman has on Marv e wonder who Bob Hogan s next glrl y 111 he? 9 Mr Crane starts w1th erry W altonl XX l1at makes your face so red Mr Crane Everybody aad a umpmg, good tune e ueen Brawl oclock tl1e ntght before the County Track Me t We wonder why Fdd1e Carr spends so much of h1s And V1rg1n1a W11bLlfl1 IS the sweetheart ef Orch ard AVLDLIE By The Secret I1ye HOME COMINC Weleome 11 me grads To t111s enthus1ast1c gree mg 716 former grad uates of Wenatclaee I-hgh School datmg back t 305 responded w1t11 manv hearty We re lad to be hack Bemg met hy a receptton COIUITIIICCC of present mem1e 11 the student body t11ey were escorted around the1r former stampmg grounds W11lC11 st111 lo ked rather famlhar altl1 ugh many changes had 1 '1 1na T11 n 1n a spec1a1 assembly Calle tn the1r honor they were IIIIYLHLILICECI 1n the1r rcsp ct1ye tvraduattng classes by Ralph Shotwell pres1dent of the studens 11 dy To top the procedure Mr 1V1ood 11e p nt d th Ilfbf I'oot11a11 Team tl1at had graced thc name of dear old Wenatchee 1-115311 Due respect and homage was extended to thos wl1o were 1n the IIFSI c1a s s to graduate amonv 1v111m we flnd Mrs Carr1ker class of 1905 Mrs Harry ALISKID class of 1907 and Mr Ralph Qhotwell class of 1908 We hope that eh s grand re LIYIIUTI may contmu so that we may someday be welcomed hack at Home comme, In Marjrnrxe Iyezc Y 1 -K x o '. 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